April 11, 1866 (4 pages)

cian iia 55 eSB NRRL OUI SUE AER AROS OR EL EIS Om AR rr re nee EP ER nA RR RRR REA NRE MENTO: ST MRA ne _ lic map on account 6f one solitary act of bis’ _ engaged is one for human freedom. . What aid theeause of liberty and progress, the wntecedents of a man are of pymary imporSen the: poputhé side tn times of high excitefavor of ‘ennobling humanity. His boast His serzices to the country are not extraor. _ digary, Hie-speech and conduct at his inau‘The signg: of the times indigatqithat few a Se --Jnited States, as well-as in other countries, ™ superstition of the déré(ness of the dev: ‘ereign, and it is to be looked for, sinew some these-are of a low order of intelleet, as believers inifettehes are-apt to be the-lowest in the scale of religious beings. We have oth‘ers too, whdidte suddenly attached toa pubWhich strikes their admiration. They never stop to analyze the whole character of the to find whether the balance of good be in big fayor or not, but like 9 miserable old musket, they go off half cock. to the danger of the public. There are too many of these sorts of beings in our country, and that's never have been selected for the place he fills but for the unthipking aad unteasoning multitude who usually get up.a clap-trap Yeputation and popular furor for political serubs! Who, and what is he t The great contest in which we have been and are still has Andrew:Jobnson done for the cause that should entitle him over all others to the highest honors within the gift of the friends of progress? He suffered for opposition to ¥ebellion.ia Tennessee, it is true; but-not more than hundreds of other men, and not ‘half a® muca as Brownlow and some others who had never helped on the Calhoun idea of Government till it became the received doctrine of a dominant party that plunged ‘the nation in civil war, to waintain or destroy it. In casting about for wen to preside over the destinies of the nation, and to tance, though oftentimes they are overlooked, und the fact of an aspirant being found mént, is ajl thatis required. The TRASSCRIPT, it will be remembered, was not favorable tothe nomination of Andrew Jobnson. His speeches during a long period of public life never showed a sentence of sympathy for the oppressed}. not one word in . was that he was aslaveholder, @-Southern man, a Democrat, and one of the~State Rights schoul, We preferred {0t-executive, positions those who had shown indications of a better heart; and who were of « totally different order of politicians. The’ TranS$CRI@T is for men whose lives ‘are gudtan® toes that they will-not be false to a principle they have not espoused at the eleventh hour and during the ardor of a popular excitement. If we had our way, we would not elect a man to the Presidency, who had ever subscribed to the doctrine of State Rights ag expounded by the old Democratic party of the South, nof during the neat quarter of a century, ‘The bighest ‘trusts are not tobe commipted tosuch hands Theory is eguinst it, and practice, as exemplified in,-others as well as Andrew Johnson, confirms the theory. Our view of the matter may not do for open and ‘popular acteptanes; but the ftrien:is of freedom all over our national territory should have it in their hearts never to allow any but men whose lives are full of evidenee of sympathy with human freedom to eecupy the high executjve positions in the land. It%s absurd to repose confidence in any one who is hot imbued ‘with a lofty eonae of justice, and ne man can be. so im: vued who regards slavery complacently, and whoduyting a long life bas never telt it’s enormity of ¢rime, and whose'#ou! has not risen todeclaim aguinst it, Andrew Johueon hus Wud ‘bad ‘reporters, or Wwe fear he dvuld never Gil our bills w public manWhat ibe, auzhaw, that any man of ordinary tulent should look up to him with hatin hand and bended kuees? > He never. ranked as evens secoud rate statesman.— guration as. Vice President, show him a man of view,’ His lutter effort in the’ same line stamps him as » than of vice, padsion-and vulgarity. His tteroourse with promiggut ment of Ihe Usion patty exhibits duplicity Joun K. SaLe.—This geutleman is a bot thn gr bwosnt of ea ‘it shal,. satisfied themselves that they are the right men ip the right place, to suit the wants of the. publi¢ sre ovt backward abvut forcing their services. As furans I am cuncerned, I shall not spare either mouey or paius in humbugging the majority with the idea that Tam both capable and honest. making it appear, if possible, that I am sound on the issues ot the day, which I hope will ‘serve ~\ I will be honest, in one respect, with ‘the confiding, and tell them if they want a lume or delicate Morshal, I won’t suit, and as there isnot much money in it, I don't og I will send for a doctor to make.me sick. I am decidedly a candidate for Marshal, and am forthe people, the whole people, and nothing but the people: drifting with the public current, pliant enough, 1 think, to adapt myself to their numerous wants and shall not make it:a personal matter with any one who may favor me with his suffrage. In running for Marshall, I have become somewhat demoralized; on several oceasiors I have caught myself extending my hand to certain individuals for whom, I did not know until my announcement, that 1 had any weaknese for.’ ‘I'bis thing’ of running for office is a ‘big thing,’ that I have been cheated out of until now, I find that there are good qualities in every man who bas a vote, and the-candidate who is sv dull as not to sev them is very likely to be und vught to be defeated.” Heathen Rires—Feevixe THe Deap. The Chinese kevp up their heathen practices as regularly in this land of their sojourn as in theirown, The Marysville Appeal of the Sth says: “Yesterday our Chinese pepeiatinn made their annual visit to the dead—feeding the dead, as the ‘Melican men’ call it. ‘The two parties—the two rival coinpanies—sent out delegations well-luden with commissary stores, and the usual ceremonies over the graves where their dead companions were buried were performed. It js an old custom, and we Christians cannot ‘see it.’ .We suppose, however, it isall right. Wesee no “harm in the” practiée, and so long as the Celvstials believe that their dead friends are hungry, let them be fed. There wasa large attendance ints sth agi at the cemetery. though many arfived after the ceremonies had closed. It had been customary with the mourners, till last year, to Jeave theic roast ed pigand other eatables onthe graves, but this custom has been broken up-by the Diggers, whe, ae soon as the Chinese ONTO carry it off, and hove a great feast,’’ Payine a Divipend.—A dividend, of twenty dollars a share has been declared on the capital stock of the Gould & Curry mine.—Exchange, —“The above item is going the rounds as though. it.was something wonderful. Perhaps it is fur Nevada. ‘We can name twenty.1f not more companies, in this vicinity, that are declaring five times that amount of dividends every week. ‘Meapow Lake.—The San Francisco Call says vo much has lately been said of the teat value of the mines w the vicinity of this new town an the highest range of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, that a degree of restlessness begins to. manifest itself among a certain clues of ‘old prospectors to visit thut lofty region. e a ae ot en el : AN earthquake was experiénced at East Cleveland, Ohio, a few weeks since, which did greut, damage. The enrth opened. in seams for many yards to a considerable depth, und fenre were entertained that the whole town would be enguiphed, THe Texas State Conveatiun bas added'a new Article to the State ‘Constitution; abvlishing.elavery, protecting blacks. iu their rights of praperty, and allowing them to testify in the courts—by » vote of fifty eix. "Mason Genayal } the rebél aruny a peed ay ia, late of aad treachery. ” Thus he has hot the proper antecedents; he is not to be. trusted; his talents or be died Toler Lol apectability follsw hith inte the at ay Beet wiles To 2 wee lately marfied to: Mises Robertson, a previous to thie e¥eritt) ©» »* ! Evewv family th Mississippi ouglit to be. ory ae WAL Werte possi sorbieneeis. . DOA aig et: e ee 48a guarentee of what I may be on future . ’ issnes that are likely to occur at very short what's the matter: “Andrew Johnson could! sotien oe ee EE See ; sald tewnship of Giasa Valley, county of Nevathe cemetéry, come down on the provender, . } (Very wealthy, Jady.of Davidson county,,Ten. . / POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT 1 SEDLEY BROWN, —AND— The Dramatic Company, As the Company play in Grass Valley on Thursday night, ies! Wednesday. Evening, April 11th, Will be presented Boucicault’s famed play THE COLLEEN BAWN, Witha SPLENDID CAST. ' Box Office open at 10 o’élock this morning. Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. Ars OF JOHN ODGERS, . Deceased.— otice is hereby given, that in pursuance of the order of the Probate Court, or the County of Nevada, in the State of. California, madé on the 9th (ninth) day of April, A. bp. 1866, in the matter of the estate of John Odgers, deceased, the undersigned, executrix. and executor of said estate, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash, in parcels, and subject to confirmation by said Probate, Court, on Satur-, day, the Fifth day of May, at 12 o’clock M., at my residence on Auburn street, in the township of Grass Valley. county of Nevada and State of California, all the right, titie, interest and es. tate of the said John Odgers, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than in addition to that of the said John Odgers, at the time of his death, mand to all that_lot or piece or parcel of lands, and town lots, situate, lying and: being in the da and State of California, and deseribcd as follows, to wit: That certain lot or tract of land and town lot, situate on the west side of Main street. in the. vill of Boston Ravine, and bounded on the east by Main street, on the north by the lotof Mr. Murray. and on the south by the alley, ranning back one hundred (100) feet more or leas to the lands of the Wilde estate with improvements thereon. : Second— That certain brick and stone building known as the Boston Ravine Hotel, with lot on which the same is situate. Said Hotelis situate on the west side of Maiv street in the village of Boston Ravine, end is bounded on the east. by en Sy cringe i pee epee ge pa (44) teet, and on the south by the lands of Samucl Brooks, running west one hundred (100) feet to the lands of the Wilde estate, thence north forty-four (44) feet to alley, thence along the alley one hundred (100) feet to Mill street, with ail the rights and privi; bate —_ a ‘ Certain tract of land on the south side of the-road leading from Boston Ravine to to the old Atburn road, euntain three (3) acres, more or les#;-and bounded and described as follows : Commen atthe south-east corner of John Crowley’s land aud running northerly about forty (40) rods, thence: Crowley's land abuut eight (8) rods to y Boe ton Ravine road, thence southerly along said road about forty (40) rods, thence westerly about — (8) ros, more or less, to the plat ott S ginning. F . Also those certain Peetatece known as Wolford place, on which we now reside, he — as follows F : cing at the northwest corner, at an old pine stump and runnin thence’southbery slong the east side of the Auburn road to an‘old pine stump on Little Wolf Creek, being. about twenty (20) .rods, thence ruuning east along sald éreek about twetve (12) rods tothe lands of KE. Miller, thence running fertherly along said Miller’s land about twenty (30) rods,. thence westerly about twelve (12) ‘reds to. tne place of a: The last mention Of property is uader good fence and has # flue dweiling house and orchard theseon, with: water rights for irrigation. Terms and covditions of euleCaahs, ten per cent, to.be paid on the day of sale, in gold eoin, and the baiance in gold coin on confirmation of sale by suid Probate Court.’-Deed at t ex pensé of purchaser. + HANNAH ODGERS, Executrix, Gitte totate-of Donn Odgers ee sed of Johu » is John U. Deuel Att’y for estate. Grass Valley, April Lith, 48.6; wit; .Cobbing’ Cyclopedia, and Browne’s Four The above works are sold only . ] bscription and CHMallen do WHSmith do RB Moore du EB Fellers Bro Hill 8 Brandt do GS Brown do “ he Hate ud ce paitioy LL Alexander, 8F F PTilton Mt thnk there an be cethiis 7 ry rod Se RRA mR : JS Bonstell do “A Gardiner Ruck Cr yg og aie face I-shall fo! ite as ‘THE Goternor vetoed Hale's bill eatab-. 'T M Aubery do" "Gee er ; example, being deterthined not to leave . tivhing rates of fare and freight on the Pe 8 W Collins “do H McKee ange a stone unturned that is enleulated.inthé) ite Raittoud (2° ie 0 4 sa rue BEG Rey Soca ve! figment EY OOP . een = . Dunning & Lo. Ea Dean Cement ppose iti one respect, like othe NEVS DA THEATRE. TJ English Moore's F A F Mason 1. oni Toe inthe fchd, vise. would five ‘al 2 ses __. H R Kimball Timbue Ova’ Toaipkins Bea V have the people think they are honest ; dis. Wessee'end Manager...-. ++-Charles Tibbetts: . R Clow San Juan BR Wing Canada Hill claiming ithe ides of wanting office for emol. "Sdn 2 WCHolt do © TArho d Baer uments, perquisites or bunur ; but, baving M Meyers dy Miss M Coe Grass Va C Goldsmith Relief H Jno Roys & w do E Manners N Bloom P Reasuner ~ do T P Montgomery P V J H Warwick do J Mornson »do Mrs Blaisdell do JnoMcConn do P Halletin Omega D H Thompson Ch F C Kibbee For City Mrs Thompsundy, ©, OE TRSSP ATEN HENRI FOR CITY MARSHAL. R. DILLON is: hereby announced as ‘a eandidate for the offiee of Vity Marshal. Nevada, April 8th, FOR CITY .MARSHAL. F. DRAKE is hereby axnounced as a ean* didate for the office of City Marshal. bw» Nevada, April7th.FOR CITY MARSHAL. B Hi. COLLIER is hereby antiounced as a * candidate for the office of City Marshal.— Nevada, April 5th, : FOR CITY MARSHAL: cma RLES GROVE is hereby announced 4s a candidate for the Office of City Marshal — * Nevada, March 3ist. FOR CITY MARSHAL. EORGE 8. PIERCE is hereby announced as @ candidate fur re-election to the office of “ Marshal. evada, April3d: FOR CITY MARSHAL. . HAS, Ww. CORNELL is hereby announced 4s acandidate for the effice of City Marshal.— Nevada, April lst” CADUC’S LINE —OFr— FAST-SAILING VESSELS * cy Ee * J SACRAMENTO, P Washington st. whart, Sun Francisco No. 43 Third street, Sacramento. FREIGHT BY THE ABOVE LINE One Dollar and Fifty cts. per ton. Sacramento, March 27th. . NEVADA LIGHT. GUARD» . ATTENTION COMPANY. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS of Nevada Light Guard are ordered to appear at the Armory ofthe Company, on ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 18th, —o’clock, in full uniform; for Parade and Target Excursion. : 3 A prompt and full attendance is expected. By wnat sh R, Captain . AS y ER, m’g. 8: Venard, Orderly. Sergeant. ° fi oS &. QUARTZ MILLS FOR-SALE: A Fifteen Stamp Min! A Five Stamp Mill! r om El TREE of the above named Mills will be Cheap for Cash, or w on a vein on reasonable terms. Or, interest in the yein. : ofa Mill of any capacity Il dad ft t9 thole Inia Orrick. n nerd Shee i ARABRORIES QUICKSILVER) By the Tank or Poeun a! GREGORY & WAITE, . . 4 ' * : i a¢ ¥ ay. H Manard Unionville L W Preble Hunt’s H oh ot on Se Pe SUMAN, . Has opened an AMERICAN VARIETY STOR, fo 9a tes cla Beak Oles Balla MGRASS VALLEY ig Third Door below Clark &” Pettes Grocery Ston. M* stock consists in part of, a fine line of Dress Goods, _Sheetings, Linens, = Filannels, White & Grey California Blankets And a great variety.of . YANKEE NOTIONS! en Also, Gents’, Ladies’; Misses and Chitidren’s Philadelphia Boots, Shoes & Gaiters, Of ewery style, Gents’ Furnishing Guods, Hats; Cap, MCoy Cry KC. N B—I call particular attention tomy fine stock of Muslins, all widths, Hosiery, best quality and Hoop Skirts. All the above mentioned gvods will be suld CHEAP FOR CASH. Please call and examine my stock before purebas. ing elsewhere No trouble to show goods. Grass Valley, March 13th. STOVES, TINWARE, HARDWARE, _—AND— CROCKERY WARE. —— 4 ' ! pr GEO. E. TURNER, Wy eeee respectfully inform, the people of this city aud the surrouuding towns that he hae recently received a large and fine lot of Stoves, : Tinware, "Hardware, , Hose Pi Coupling Nozzles, Lead Pipe, FORCE AND: LIFT PUMPS; Iron, Ste]; Anvils, Vices, Nuts, Bolts __Rope, Belting, Packing, Carpenters’ and Farmers’ Tools, And in fact everything usually found inn x establishment of this kind. r Ansar enceemetn CEO. E. TURNER A gives notice that he keeps on handa hirge and weil selected stuck of CROCKERY, : GLASS WARE, FINE CHINA SETS, Any Articles in'’-m ‘Vine Will. be ld as CHEAP, if id CHEAPER, than they can be bought at any place in this county, _ Nos. 55 & 57 Bine Street _ Nevada. March 13th. « PAINTING! PAINT rt eee mf Ge ik ae Sl Sd a as héretofire, to do all kinds of SE, SIGN, CARRIAGE “ORNAMENTAL PAINTING; ) ach lo sonmen: ai saab y LOOA * New Books, Lockwood & Ci showed us some published by t which an ofport zens to subscrib able copy of the as to print and-f ment, excels an) illustrated with plete tables of from the best co ble to.every love He is also age of history and b be in the hands pages of closely referefice it i# h: dictionary of me and things. witt _ the principal cou world, and givin ican history. Four years i Browne. . He wa: in his adventure: Jines. It embrac cidenés and rema trated and writt« ble style, makin; books we have ¢’ Mr. Day’s advert be Bic Rusu.—T Farts of this Stat Francisco, to this soon asthe weat ber of capitalists ~*feads, and we wi of some very he: There is also a here for the pur assure them as v thousand or mor . or five miles from prospected or tal number of them . been found. A b te named on this vada county. Thi sand more men to the ledges but. no It would be bei thousand of the ix induced to come like, we presume to turn up in tha THe Cainkse Chinagmen whor of over $200 ands road, has been p weeky Two ort each gide, and we contested. .The d lag to procure be plaintiff was put $300, which he Court, in goid. ‘THEATRE ToDramatic Compat ' this city this even ofthe company. cault’s great drat asplendid piece « it. It will be ren Gor Kickrp,i> Williams was vev Lincoln road, a fe ing to get his teu mules kicked him For SALE.— Wi tisemeat in to da property for ‘sale disposing the wh _ joming the Theat: ee * ‘THs stages’ to crowded with pas come along. The — A Bic Cxvr. ent says: Barri etable pestilence Vest, it is not ext fornia will yivid much’yf éveryth ence of man or year. . There is the usual urea ot all the counties amount of hay -c and the curing ¢ oe ee ANNIVEUsARY ciseo Call says Ledges of that ¢ gta mittee have deci take pinge at or. 26th instant. 4 selected, anda f date those who ¢ Panson Bro the Knoxville destroy the Gov. Ka ey

cian iia 55 eSB NRRL OUI SUE AER AROS OR EL EIS Om AR rr re nee EP ER nA RR RRR REA NRE MENTO: ST MRA ne _ lic map on account 6f one solitary act of bis’ _ engaged is one for human freedom. . What aid theeause of liberty and progress, the wntecedents of a man are of pymary imporSen the: poputhé side tn times of high excitefavor of ‘ennobling humanity. His boast His serzices to the country are not extraor. _ digary, Hie-speech and conduct at his inau‘The signg: of the times indigatqithat few a Se --Jnited States, as well-as in other countries, ™ superstition of the déré(ness of the dev: ‘ereign, and it is to be looked for, sinew some these-are of a low order of intelleet, as believers inifettehes are-apt to be the-lowest in the scale of religious beings. We have oth‘ers too, whdidte suddenly attached toa pubWhich strikes their admiration. They never stop to analyze the whole character of the to find whether the balance of good be in big fayor or not, but like 9 miserable old musket, they go off half cock. to the danger of the public. There are too many of these sorts of beings in our country, and that's never have been selected for the place he fills but for the unthipking aad unteasoning multitude who usually get up.a clap-trap Yeputation and popular furor for political serubs! Who, and what is he t The great contest in which we have been and are still has Andrew:Jobnson done for the cause that should entitle him over all others to the highest honors within the gift of the friends of progress? He suffered for opposition to ¥ebellion.ia Tennessee, it is true; but-not more than hundreds of other men, and not ‘half a® muca as Brownlow and some others who had never helped on the Calhoun idea of Government till it became the received doctrine of a dominant party that plunged ‘the nation in civil war, to waintain or destroy it. In casting about for wen to preside over the destinies of the nation, and to tance, though oftentimes they are overlooked, und the fact of an aspirant being found mént, is ajl thatis required. The TRASSCRIPT, it will be remembered, was not favorable tothe nomination of Andrew Jobnson. His speeches during a long period of public life never showed a sentence of sympathy for the oppressed}. not one word in . was that he was aslaveholder, @-Southern man, a Democrat, and one of the~State Rights schoul, We preferred {0t-executive, positions those who had shown indications of a better heart; and who were of « totally different order of politicians. The’ TranS$CRI@T is for men whose lives ‘are gudtan® toes that they will-not be false to a principle they have not espoused at the eleventh hour and during the ardor of a popular excitement. If we had our way, we would not elect a man to the Presidency, who had ever subscribed to the doctrine of State Rights ag expounded by the old Democratic party of the South, nof during the neat quarter of a century, ‘The bighest ‘trusts are not tobe commipted tosuch hands Theory is eguinst it, and practice, as exemplified in,-others as well as Andrew Johnson, confirms the theory. Our view of the matter may not do for open and ‘popular acteptanes; but the ftrien:is of freedom all over our national territory should have it in their hearts never to allow any but men whose lives are full of evidenee of sympathy with human freedom to eecupy the high executjve positions in the land. It%s absurd to repose confidence in any one who is hot imbued ‘with a lofty eonae of justice, and ne man can be. so im: vued who regards slavery complacently, and whoduyting a long life bas never telt it’s enormity of ¢rime, and whose'#ou! has not risen todeclaim aguinst it, Andrew Johueon hus Wud ‘bad ‘reporters, or Wwe fear he dvuld never Gil our bills w public manWhat ibe, auzhaw, that any man of ordinary tulent should look up to him with hatin hand and bended kuees? > He never. ranked as evens secoud rate statesman.— guration as. Vice President, show him a man of view,’ His lutter effort in the’ same line stamps him as » than of vice, padsion-and vulgarity. His tteroourse with promiggut ment of Ihe Usion patty exhibits duplicity Joun K. SaLe.—This geutleman is a bot thn gr bwosnt of ea ‘it shal,. satisfied themselves that they are the right men ip the right place, to suit the wants of the. publi¢ sre ovt backward abvut forcing their services. As furans I am cuncerned, I shall not spare either mouey or paius in humbugging the majority with the idea that Tam both capable and honest. making it appear, if possible, that I am sound on the issues ot the day, which I hope will ‘serve ~\ I will be honest, in one respect, with ‘the confiding, and tell them if they want a lume or delicate Morshal, I won’t suit, and as there isnot much money in it, I don't og I will send for a doctor to make.me sick. I am decidedly a candidate for Marshal, and am forthe people, the whole people, and nothing but the people: drifting with the public current, pliant enough, 1 think, to adapt myself to their numerous wants and shall not make it:a personal matter with any one who may favor me with his suffrage. In running for Marshall, I have become somewhat demoralized; on several oceasiors I have caught myself extending my hand to certain individuals for whom, I did not know until my announcement, that 1 had any weaknese for.’ ‘I'bis thing’ of running for office is a ‘big thing,’ that I have been cheated out of until now, I find that there are good qualities in every man who bas a vote, and the-candidate who is sv dull as not to sev them is very likely to be und vught to be defeated.” Heathen Rires—Feevixe THe Deap. The Chinese kevp up their heathen practices as regularly in this land of their sojourn as in theirown, The Marysville Appeal of the Sth says: “Yesterday our Chinese pepeiatinn made their annual visit to the dead—feeding the dead, as the ‘Melican men’ call it. ‘The two parties—the two rival coinpanies—sent out delegations well-luden with commissary stores, and the usual ceremonies over the graves where their dead companions were buried were performed. It js an old custom, and we Christians cannot ‘see it.’ .We suppose, however, it isall right. Wesee no “harm in the” practiée, and so long as the Celvstials believe that their dead friends are hungry, let them be fed. There wasa large attendance ints sth agi at the cemetery. though many arfived after the ceremonies had closed. It had been customary with the mourners, till last year, to Jeave theic roast ed pigand other eatables onthe graves, but this custom has been broken up-by the Diggers, whe, ae soon as the Chinese ONTO carry it off, and hove a great feast,’’ Payine a Divipend.—A dividend, of twenty dollars a share has been declared on the capital stock of the Gould & Curry mine.—Exchange, —“The above item is going the rounds as though. it.was something wonderful.. Perhaps it is fur Nevada. ‘We can name twenty.1f not more companies, in this vicinity, that are declaring five times that amount of dividends every week. ‘Meapow Lake.—The San Francisco Call says vo much has lately been said of the teat value of the mines w the vicinity of this new town an the highest range of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, that a degree of restlessness begins to. manifest itself among a certain clues of ‘old prospectors to visit thut lofty region. e a ae ot en el : AN earthquake was experiénced at East Cleveland, Ohio, a few weeks since, which did greut, damage. The enrth opened. in seams for many yards to a considerable depth, und fenre were entertained that the whole town would be enguiphed, THe Texas State Conveatiun bas added'a new Article to the State ‘Constitution; abvlishing.elavery, protecting blacks. iu their rights of praperty, and allowing them to testify in the courts—by » vote of fifty eix. "Mason Genayal } the rebél aruny a peed ay ia, late of aad treachery. ” Thus he has hot the proper antecedents; he is not to be. trusted; his talents or be died Toler Lol apectability follsw hith inte the at ay Beet wiles To 2 wee lately marfied to: Mises Robertson, a previous to thie e¥eritt) ©» »* ! Evewv family th Mississippi ouglit to be. ory ae WAL Werte possi sorbieneeis. . DOA aig et: e ee 48a guarentee of what I may be on future . ’ issnes that are likely to occur at very short what's the matter: “Andrew Johnson could! sotien oe ee EE See ; sald tewnship of Giasa Valley, county of Nevathe cemetéry, come down on the provender, . } (Very wealthy, Jady.of Davidson county,,Ten. . / POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT 1 SEDLEY BROWN, —AND— The Dramatic Company, As the Company play in Grass Valley on Thursday night, ies! Wednesday. Evening, April 11th, Will be presented Boucicault’s famed play THE COLLEEN BAWN, Witha SPLENDID CAST. ' Box Office open at 10 o’élock this morning. Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. Ars OF JOHN ODGERS, . Deceased.— otice is hereby given, that in pursuance of the order of the Probate Court, or the County of Nevada, in the State of. California, madé on the 9th (ninth) day of April, A. bp. 1866, in the matter of the estate of John Odgers, deceased, the undersigned, executrix. and executor of said estate, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash, in parcels, and subject to confirmation by said Probate, Court, on Satur-, day, the Fifth day of May, at 12 o’clock M., at my residence on Auburn street, in the township of Grass Valley. county of Nevada and State of California, all the right, titie, interest and es. tate of the said John Odgers, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than in addition to that of the said John Odgers, at the time of his death, mand to all that_lot or piece or parcel of lands, and town lots, situate, lying and: being in the da and State of California, and deseribcd as follows, to wit: That certain lot or tract of land and town lot, situate on the west side of Main street. in the. vill of Boston Ravine, and bounded on the east by Main street, on the north by the lotof Mr. Murray. and on the south by the alley, ranning back one hundred (100) feet more or leas to the lands of the Wilde estate with improvements thereon. : Second— That certain brick and stone building known as the Boston Ravine Hotel, with lot on which the same is situate. Said Hotelis situate on the west side of Maiv street in the village of Boston Ravine, end is bounded on the east. by en Sy cringe i pee epee ge pa (44) teet, and on the south by the lands of Samucl Brooks, running west one hundred (100) feet to the lands of the Wilde estate, thence north forty-four (44) feet to alley, thence along the alley one hundred (100) feet to Mill street, with ail the rights and privi; bate —_ a ‘ Certain tract of land on the south side of the-road leading from Boston Ravine to to the old Atburn road, euntain three (3) acres, more or les#;-and bounded and described as follows : Commen atthe south-east corner of John Crowley’s land aud running northerly about forty (40) rods, thence: Crowley's land abuut eight (8) rods to y Boe ton Ravine road, thence southerly along said road about forty (40) rods, thence westerly about — (8) ros, more or less, to the plat ott S ginning. F . Also those certain Peetatece known as Wolford place, on which we now reside, he — as follows F : cing at the northwest corner, at an old pine stump and runnin thence’southbery slong the east side of the Auburn road to an‘old pine stump on Little Wolf Creek, being. about twenty (20) .rods, thence ruuning east along sald éreek about twetve (12) rods tothe lands of KE. Miller, thence running fertherly along said Miller’s land about twenty (30) rods,. thence westerly about twelve (12) ‘reds to. tne place of a: The last mention Of property is uader good fence and has # flue dweiling house and orchard theseon, with: water rights for irrigation. Terms and covditions of euleCaahs, ten per cent, to.be paid on the day of sale, in gold eoin, and the baiance in gold coin on confirmation of sale by suid Probate Court.’-Deed at t ex pensé of purchaser. + HANNAH ODGERS, Executrix, Gitte totate-of Donn Odgers ee sed of Johu » is John U. Deuel Att’y for estate. 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Cyclopedia, and Browne’s Four The above works are sold only . ] bscription and CHMallen do WHSmith do RB Moore du EB Fellers Bro Hill 8 Brandt do GS Brown do “ he Hate ud ce paitioy LL Alexander, 8F F PTilton Mt thnk there an be cethiis 7 ry rod Se RRA mR : JS Bonstell do “A Gardiner Ruck Cr yg og aie face I-shall fo! ite as ‘THE Goternor vetoed Hale's bill eatab-. 'T M Aubery do" "Gee er ; example, being deterthined not to leave . tivhing rates of fare and freight on the Pe 8 W Collins “do H McKee ange a stone unturned that is enleulated.inthé) ite Raittoud (2° ie 0 4 sa rue BEG Rey Soca ve! figment EY OOP . een = . Dunning & Lo. Ea Dean Cement ppose iti one respect, like othe NEVS DA THEATRE. TJ English Moore's F A F Mason 1. oni Toe inthe fchd, vise. would five ‘al 2 ses __. H R Kimball Timbue Ova’ Toaipkins Bea V have the people think they are honest ; dis. Wessee'end Manager.....-. ++-Charles Tibbetts: . R Clow San Juan BR Wing Canada Hill claiming ithe ides of wanting office for emol. "Sdn 2 WCHolt do © TArho d Baer uments, perquisites or bunur ; but, baving M Meyers dy Miss M Coe Grass Va C Goldsmith Relief H Jno Roys & w do E Manners N Bloom P Reasuner ~ do T P Montgomery P V J H Warwick do J Mornson »do Mrs Blaisdell do JnoMcConn do P Halletin Omega D H Thompson Ch F C Kibbee For City Mrs Thompsundy, ©, OE TRSSP ATEN HENRI FOR CITY MARSHAL. R. DILLON is: hereby announced as ‘a eandidate for the offiee of Vity Marshal. Nevada, April 8th, FOR CITY .MARSHAL. F. DRAKE is hereby axnounced as a ean* didate for the office of City Marshal. bw» Nevada, April7th.FOR CITY MARSHAL. B Hi. COLLIER is hereby antiounced as a * candidate for the office of City Marshal.— Nevada, April 5th, : FOR CITY MARSHAL: cma RLES GROVE is hereby announced 4s a candidate for the Office of City Marshal — * Nevada, March 3ist. FOR CITY MARSHAL. EORGE 8. PIERCE is hereby announced as @ candidate fur re-election to the office of “ Marshal. evada, April3d: FOR CITY MARSHAL. . HAS, Ww. CORNELL is hereby announced 4s acandidate for the effice of City Marshal.— Nevada, April lst” CADUC’S LINE —OFr— FAST-SAILING VESSELS * cy Ee * J SACRAMENTO, P Washington st. whart, Sun Francisco No. 43 Third street, Sacramento. FREIGHT BY THE ABOVE LINE One Dollar and Fifty cts. per ton. Sacramento, March 27th. . NEVADA LIGHT. GUARD» . ATTENTION COMPANY. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS of Nevada Light Guard are ordered to appear at the Armory ofthe Company, on ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 18th, —o’clock, in full uniform; for Parade and Target Excursion. : 3 A prompt and full attendance is expected. By wnat sh R, Captain . AS y ER, m’g. 8: Venard, Orderly. Sergeant. ° fi oS &. QUARTZ MILLS FOR-SALE: A Fifteen Stamp Min! A Five Stamp Mill! r om El TREE of the above named Mills will be Cheap for Cash, or w on a vein on reasonable terms. Or, interest in the yein. : ofa Mill of any capacity Il dad ft t9 thole Inia Orrick. n nerd Shee i ARABRORIES QUICKSILVER) By the Tank or Poeun a! GREGORY & WAITE, . . 4 ' * : i a¢ ¥ ay. H Manard Unionville L W Preble Hunt’s H oh ot on Se Pe SUMAN, . Has opened an AMERICAN VARIETY STOR, fo 9a tes cla Beak Oles Balla MGRASS VALLEY ig Third Door below Clark &” Pettes Grocery Ston. M* stock consists in part of, a fine line of Dress Goods, _Sheetings, Linens, = Filannels, White & Grey California Blankets And a great variety.of . YANKEE NOTIONS! en Also, Gents’, Ladies’; Misses and Chitidren’s Philadelphia Boots, Shoes & Gaiters, Of ewery style, Gents’ Furnishing Guods, Hats; Cap, MCoy Cry KC. N B—I call particular attention tomy fine stock of Muslins, all widths, Hosiery, best quality and Hoop Skirts. All the above mentioned gvods will be suld CHEAP FOR CASH. Please call and examine my stock before purebas. ing elsewhere No trouble to show goods. Grass Valley, March 13th. STOVES, TINWARE, HARDWARE, _—AND— CROCKERY WARE. —— 4 ' ! pr GEO. E. TURNER, Wy eeee respectfully inform, the people of this city aud the surrouuding towns that he hae recently received a large and fine lot of Stoves, : Tinware, "Hardware, , Hose Pi Coupling Nozzles, Lead Pipe, FORCE AND: LIFT PUMPS; Iron, Ste]; Anvils, Vices, Nuts, Bolts __Rope, Belting, Packing, Carpenters’ and Farmers’ Tools, And in fact everything usually found inn x establishment of this kind. r Ansar enceemetn CEO. E. TURNER A gives notice that he keeps on handa hirge and weil selected stuck of CROCKERY, : GLASS WARE, FINE CHINA SETS, Any Articles in'’-m ‘Vine Will. be ld as CHEAP, if id CHEAPER, than they can be bought at any place in this county, _ Nos. 55 & 57 Bine Street _ Nevada. March 13th. « PAINTING! PAINT rt eee mf Ge ik ae Sl Sd a as héretofire, to do all kinds of SE, SIGN, CARRIAGE “ORNAMENTAL PAINTING; ) ach lo sonmen: ai saab y LOOA * New Books, Lockwood & Ci showed us some published by t which an ofport zens to subscrib able copy of the as to print and-f ment, excels an) illustrated with plete tables of from the best co ble to.every love He is also age of history and b be in the hands pages of closely referefice it i# h: dictionary of me and things. witt _ the principal cou world, and givin ican history. Four years i Browne. . He wa: in his adventure: Jines. It embrac cidenés and rema trated and writt« ble style, makin; books we have ¢’ Mr. Day’s advert be Bic Rusu.—T Farts of this Stat Francisco, to this soon asthe weat ber of capitalists ~*feads, and we wi of some very he: There is also a here for the pur assure them as v thousand or mor . or five miles from prospected or tal number of them . been found. A b te named on this vada county. Thi sand more men to the ledges but. no It would be bei thousand of the ix induced to come like, we presume to turn up in tha THe Cainkse Chinagmen whor of over $200 ands road, has been p weeky Two ort each gide, and we contested. .The d lag to procure be plaintiff was put $300, which he Court, in goid. ‘THEATRE ToDramatic Compat ' this city this even ofthe company. cault’s great drat asplendid piece « it. It will be ren Gor Kickrp,i> Williams was vev Lincoln road, a fe ing to get his teu mules kicked him For SALE.— Wi tisemeat in to da property for ‘sale disposing the wh _ joming the Theat: ee * ‘THs stages’ to crowded with pas come along.. The — A Bic Cxvr. ent says: Barri etable pestilence Vest, it is not ext fornia will yivid much’yf éveryth ence of man or year. . There is the usual urea ot all the counties amount of hay -c and the curing ¢ oe ee ANNIVEUsARY ciseo Call says Ledges of that ¢ gta mittee have deci take pinge at or. 26th instant. 4 selected, anda f date those who ¢ Panson Bro the Knoxville destroy the Gov. Ka ey