April 14, 1866 (4 pages)

ps wes edith ene eta tontcomenagliimeeh nan ambit te J SUN ap DRIES Hho ST Zot Pea! one SRG Aeon a Wee NR iN ioe 7 a “ al 0c tin COUNTY OFFICIAL © PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 14th, 1866, Maxtmtttan’s AnMY.—Informatien from. tan officer lately in the service of the Ear poror Maximilian, in Mexico, is to the effect tuat in January last, his force was in round Viti bers as follows: French, 30,000; Aue trian, Belgiaa, Egyptian, etc., 10,000 ; Mex-: ican (conten goerrillus,) 5,0003 makeng a} total effective torce of about 45,000 nen.— _ “Phis force has 20 field p:eces, and includes _LA® rogiments of cavalry, Maximiliaa has} 00 paper a native force of 30,000 men under foreign officers, but this has proved entirely ‘woavailing, fur whenever the attempt has déen made to muster them, they. desert in euch numbers that it requires the services of all the reliable troops near the rendezvous to wateh them. It is said thet Mar'~ghal Bazaine's Chief of Staff had gone to France to ask for. a reinforcement: of 30,000 men, and it is bighly probable, as, recently; Marshal Forey, in the French Chambers: ‘ @tated ‘that & reinforcément was required.— It: was also reported ‘jn Mexico that the Austrian Government had started a project to induce the emigration of 100,000 men to+ Mexico, and that a number of men would be mustered out of the Austrian service with Eke understanding that they would go tb Mexico and enter the service of Maximilian by building up military colonies, and holding themselves ready to support the Emnperor when called upon, a Tae Puain Tautu.—One of the truest and firmest men in Congress 1s General Garfield, who, in a recent speech, spoke as fol. lows: “As to the lately rebellious States, we should listen to what they have to say on the basis that, prima facia, the évidence is against them. The burden of proof should rest on them. He would not vote to bring them hereunless as before a grand inquest of the nation, or as a court, Let them come before the bar and show that they are worthy to be brought in. When he knew them last they were firing bullets at him, ard were thrasting bayonets into our fellow citi" gens, starving prisoners in dungeons and burning towns. They bated the Union above-all things, and were bound by bloody oaths to see it die; and they must come before us and give evidence, strong as Holy Writ, that they are fit to be received into the Union. If they had accepted the result of the war, so did Buckber at Fort Donel. son,and so did Pemberton at Vicksburg, and in neother way, se tar as he knew.” Even the present political crisis, has its’ comic aspect. _The Norwich Bulletin has discovered it and speaks as, folluws of the * Hartford Times and other Democratic papers: They wriggle and twist with delight. The Hartford Times, whose substinence for the past five years bis been on funeral baked meats, bobs round the arena in a perfect ecstacy of pleasure, It slaps the President on the buck, calls him “Glorious Old Andy,” says he iv “a tower of strength against the assanlte of ‘didtivionists,” culls the people to rally round him, and pirouettes about him as though he was a long-lost brother, left in his infancy on a degolate is ‘land, but now discovered and recognized and identifieé by the wart on his elbow and the . elegant voice he has for whisky, The Times acts like an elephant that has been taking chloroform. Who cares-for broken crockery when fua like this is going on ? oe ‘Sounv.—The Tertitorial Enterprise, on the passage of the Civil Rights bill, says: *‘Let the loyal wen of the South rejoice, for they will not be left defenseless against their eviemies ; let the freedmen thank God, for they are notte be returned toa bondage wore oppressive than slavery ; let the bonfires be rekindled ‘on every Northern eminenee, for Congress has declared that hun, dreds of thousonds of patriot lives bave not been sacrificed in vain” ~~ a Tue Virgitia. City Union purports to have "got information-that is unquestionably “authoritative,” thatitis the intention ef the . great high priest of the Mormons at Salt Lake City to throw himeelf under the pro‘tection of Gem Connor, on the retura of that officer ftom. Washington, and that in case he dogs, a great commotion will be kicked up in the city of the Saints, that will be wecond dbly'to our late internal rebéilion. Paper S0cks.—Thieis the latest invention noted in the:Eastern papers. The Scientific American epeake favorably of it and Ima recent speech delivered at Wheeling, ibis, General Thouiss M. Harris, s naot the post of Fredericksburg spoke as follows: “Bat the safety of the Goverament requires that you eb po rebel come to Congress while he isa rebel; andthe safety of the couttry requires ‘thet you let no man come inte Congress who has ever committed the crime uf treason. They.-tell you they cannot elect snybody else because they have ao loyal men. I tell sou thatis not so. They said the same thing in the county all their officers: there, and-took paing to elect rebels, and their papers advocated ‘their claims specially on the ground of the service they bad rendered in the rebellion ; and they would not notice “anybody else or have anybody else to represent them, when, to my kuowledge there were in_the town of Fredericksburg about:sixty loyal men’ and athongst them, men better qualified and men they elected. They did not want to elect loyal mon. They did not want to find them. They would show them ho countenance ; and were it not for the protecting power of the Government, by ite military authority, they would persecute. them so badly they could not live ainong them.” New OKLEANS is fust becoming Yankeeized. A recent letter from that city says that men from the North and: Westin targe numbers, many of théim lately generals, colonels, captains, lieutenants and privates in the national army, have settled there and entered into business of all kinds, and under their energy, perseverance and industry, the old creole metropolis is fust loosing its furmer French and Spanish characteristics. Houston, TexAs.—The first National Bank has been established in Houston, Texas, with a capital of $150,000. Another is already talked of. A large cotton factory is also going up in that city, the machinery being io process of construction in New Jersey. Another one is in course of organization, with a capital of $100,000. Houston is also to have.a gas company, and a corporatien is talked of to dig out Buffalo Bayou to Galveston Bay, aud make a sbip canal, with a permanent depth throughout of ten feet of water. ; MONTANA VIGILANTEs.—A letter from Helena, in the Walla Walla Stateman, speaking of the Vigilantes, enys that the organization was in full force, numbering 16,000. members in the Territory, and was constuntly increasing ; that it was as perfect as the Parisian police system, and had beea the great mora! balance-wheel which had kept the Territory inanything like a civil Or safe condition. ~~ TREASURE.—The San Francisco Call says that from January Ist to March 31st of the preseut year. there was received at that port, as per invoice, $11,131,016 in treasure, and that the amount shipped was $9,532,554. This would indicate that the smount of treasure in the country was increased during the three months to the amount of $1,598,462. —— Hig Waces —The cuu'kers employed at Mare Island, during the past week, were Nine dollars per day was given them, with 3 premium of ten dullars per day, to secure . the requisite number of persons. * PersonaL.— We learn that Col. Charles James, late Collector of the Port of San . Francisco, was among those who took their departure from California by the Gulden City. The Colonel is accompanied by bis family, wnd will probably be away from our shores several months. Costlenau has announced tothé Paris Academy of Sciences that the cause of.cholera is a “winged leech” of microscopic size, originating in marshy ground, ‘and she offerdto produce a few specimens of it. . THE cheapness of the Swiss newspapors is remarkable, even in this age of cheap literature. One of them, which contains the ordinary amount of matter publivhed-in a weekly paper, gusts one franc a’year, or not quite a farthing per number. 1. 0. 0. F:—Wum. 'T. Lewis, of Vallecito, Calaveras county, is te deliver the oration, belore the Odd Fellows at Sonora, at their annual celebration, on the 26th-of this murdered in New York daring the year 1965 tive of West Vigginia, who is in command where I had my headquarters. They elected’ more competent to-represent them than the -W L Thwing Boston W Lanrisp Sacram _A Dingmer. “ RC GaskilUSMA C O’hara as 4 BORN. paid at the rate of nineteen dollars per day, . ended te. CAUSE 0F CHOLERA.—The Countess of T pe Si Remsen oa produet being more than equal fh value te both ceal and iron. THERE ie another strike of thé workme }at New Almaden mine, and the price of, quicksilver has advanced in consequence of ARRIVALS AT THE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Faipay, April 13, 1866. — J.H Fenton Cam'vile R D) White Celfax IMarksSan Juan JB Crocker Alpha H_ C Babcock M’ville O Stone: Red Dog. J Williamson Nevada G HPond *.J C Robinson’ “BF Clampett W'tonJ-8 Raymond “ED Dean Cement h . Deane TL NicholeonDeerc H Briggs =“ D H Birdsall Tiltonm J MeCord “ W Thomas Dow’ville H B Churebill Sno t Mrs W Thomas “. J Barker Arizona At Sutton's Ranch on the 12th inst., to the wife of P. Sutton, a daughter. ba pera sina a ROBATE NOTICE,—In.Probate Court, County of Nevada, In the matter of the Estate cf Enoch Green, deceased. The People of the State of California send greeting. In pursuance of an order of this Court duly made and entered on the 13th day of April, 1845, notice is hereby a that TUESDAY. April 24th, 1866, at 10 o’clock. A. M., of that day, at the Cour Room of said Court, in Nevada county, has bee appointed for hearing the application of Sarah Davis praying thata document now. on file in this Court purporting to be the last will and testament of Enoch Green, deceased. be admitted to._probate. and that letters testamentary be issued thereon to said Sarah Davis who jis named therein as Executrix ; at which time and) place all persons interested may ongeer end contest the same Attest. R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. A. A. Sargent, Att’y. apl4 Goodale's Catarrh Remedy. FOR SALE BY ; x KE. F. SPENCE. Nevada, April. 14th. GREAT ATTRACTION. AMOTT; HATTER, IS NOW THE Man. He is ready with nls Broadway Styles for Spring of 1866. Just see the difference between his styles and the otherg in San Francisco—there is style about hia Hats that does not appear in others, FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS! . — LAMOTT, 227 RUSS BLOCK, MONTGOMERY S§ST., San Faantisco, . Is Bound to be the Leader of Fashions, LAMOTT’S SPRING STYLES Show taste, It is a good thing that you have a man amobg you who is willing to take a stand outside of others, to introduce a style that is new, and not fol low in the wake of others that are about one year behind the times. Go tohis store for a Hat and Get Something New, LAMOTT hopes hit friends in Nevada county will give him a call when they visit the Bay. Orders for Hats, Caps, &c., promptly and faithfully at : ap 13° ICE! ICE! ICE: THOMPSON, STONE & HALE, OULD inform the’ people’ of this-eity, Grass Valley and the whole surrounding country, that they are now ready to receive orders for FOR. Saloons and families wishing to be supplied with ICK this are’ requested to leave their orders at Neffinger’s Butcher Shop, on Main street, or with T. G. WHEPBY, Agent. Nevada. April 13th, 1806. DEMIJOHNS, A Fine Lot. ner ’ For sale, by GREGORY & WAITE. . Cigars, Tobacoo, Pipes, &e, &c,, . JULIUS GREENWALD, ocesqor to Sam. Lewis, Importer of Cigars and ‘Tobaceo . FL Sr taice Santina eect j Goxp, Inox, axp Coau.—Adcording to . GE 163,170. ‘The produce of the @bal mines; . ' $20,¥43,637 ; iron, $23,879,120, The geld . -ae . READ! be CWS. FOR CITY MARSHAL feseeom etycneeetanl me —aAT— Fy 7 STOCK OF And which will Be sold at — i oods and betore purehasing elsewhere. by any other House in Nevada County. business here he EAD! READ R THE LAbieEs 1 TSE Heer nn petit tte RED. at a il DRY GooDs! Old Prices Again! A. GOLDSMITH OULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity thathe has received the ” Finest and Best selectedSPRING AND SUMMER GOODS Ever exhibited in Nevada, ASTONISHING LOW PRICES. The Public will find it greatly to their advantage to eall and examine his Prices He is determined not to be Undersold Thankful for the very liberal patronage extendedhim pipce Qpeni licits 4 continuance ofthe same. * kindly . &. GOLDSMITH, . Corner of’ Broad atid Pine Streets Sheetin HOUSE FURNISHING. GOODS, Brown and BLEACHED ‘fHIRTINGS ona : of all widths. _ Table Linens, Towelings, Napkins, Bed Quilts, &c. &, ut A. GOLDSMITH’S, oles of City Mersber 8 "FOR Olfy MARSHAL. B. ate 9 es office pr Sr Maske Nevada, April 5th. Nevada, March ist. * “FOR CITY MARSHAL. (pRORGE §. PIERCE is hereby anvousss; evyada, April 3d. — FOR: CITY MARSHAL. . Ww hereby annonneed z LAS. " by ees roe Nevada, April, ist. = “FOR -CITY MARSHAL. <— R. DILLON is hereby announced as a canjjdaté forthe offige of City Marshal; Nevada, April 8th.” as New. ané Valuable Books ‘THE’ undetsigned takes pleasure ip announcing to the citizens of Nevada qeoupty.thathe has the sole for the following valuable wor wits. Cubbins’ ‘Domestic B ): Pierce’s Cyclopedia, and Browue’s Four years in Seceasia.— The above works are sold only by subscription ani will be delivered to subscribers in a short time at the ‘ followiug rates; >. ‘ ¥ . ~~ Domestic Bible,.. . $12 00 Cyciopedia,.. teeereeee 650 Four years in Seeessia, 3 50 W. 8. DAY, Nevada. April [lth, 1866. ~Valuable Property for Sale, THE well known and fire-proof Build. ing, adjeining the Theatre, on Broad street, is offered for sale. One part of the Building is now occupied asa Saloon, and the other is sufficiently ~— for a business of any kind. They will: be sold. separately’ or together. “Any one wish. ing to invest ina wie pp Property. do to call on PEDRO § corner of Pine price, &c.; can be obtained. ap-10 HARDWARE ! Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &e. PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c. NAILS, All sorts by the keg or pound: For ie by GREGORY & WAITE: wrcaANDLE 8s 4 ANY QUANTITY. For sale by GREGORY & WAITH, Po Ginghams, lish Lustres and of Black atd Colored “DRESS, GOODS, B grein Chambreys, Delainves, Poi de Chevre, Alpaccas, Poplins, Freneh and EngBai Also'a full itks, at assortment A. GOLDSMITH’S. MILLINERY GOODS. ~~ ONNETS and HATS of all descriptions and latest styles. trimmed and Flowers, Hat aod Bonnet Frames, $00.40, at -untrinimed, French A. GOLDSMITH’S. ¢ CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS. ASQUES and SACKS, Lace Idi? Berthas al) of the latest per ale styles trimm the haudsomest manner af, m ; a =" A. GOLDSMITH’s. Carpets, Oil Cloths, MATTINGS, RUGS, XFThe best assortment in the county, at. OF hs GOLDSMITH’s, Ly — es — ‘ a, . 2 : a . i ee We Mpg — ; — des teamer “@ PAINTING! PAINTING’ PL. RYAN. H** removed his Paint Shop to the HOOK & LADDER HOUSE ON,, BROAD STREET. oe He is prepared, as heretofore, to do all kinds of HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE —AND— On short notice and in astyl 2 be excelled in this State ica aaa Be ; fe _, NEVADA LIGHT GUARD. . _ ATTENTION COMPANY. OFFICERS AND. MEMBERS of’ Nevada Light Guard are ordered to appear at the Armory of the. Company, on 3 ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 18th, At 9 o’clock,.in full uniform, for Parade Target Excursion. " * A mpt and full atte BES ae Pp ndance is expected. By J. A. LANCASTER, Captain Com’g. . S. Venard, Orderly Sergeant. ‘i Fi a PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, FUSE, STEEL, ms ROPE, 5 fp xe we Gi vada Fe \ and Rubber Packing; moan — ma, f eR sit Bp Yi ott oS SREY Beaty why af. AY ee me candidate for re-election to the office o Commercial streets, where tull particulars. as to . Se j € FP) Feveda f int en Loos [IMPORTANT M two weeks befor petition was got vilie, 8 by: ‘ asking that thet ba county and be The . m aasig commu wit at times during “high water. ‘Thi acquisition to o citizens would hs ing had the matt: day. However, Smarteville are « through at the m Candidates for th ba Gounty, at the hard road to trav the project. Idec _ WHAT J8 OUI yesterday publis: wen to work our ber are arriving ’ supply the. deme for men to take: shafts, and now t rived, a demand ‘i to that branch of . for a needle inal ‘any. number of m want of work. \ great many year gent demand of 1: lt is not at all sts into consideratiox new quartz: ledge the past—year, wi men to work then have resided her more especially v increased. We things will not las TRIAL OF Dop meet on Monday ease on the dock charged with the. Allison Ranch. 1 about ayear ago, be hung. A sta the ease taken to . trial granted him. been issued, retur: day, for this case, The following « this session of th McFadden et al inst. Randolph et al inst. Neyada Water € the 20th inst. New Roap.—4 ing from thie city 80 much travel an became almost ir being made very v difficulty in passi it As soon'as it : of quartz, from tl in that. section, w ‘be crushed. *— MINING atv M this place inform: in mining, at Moo there has been fox being taken out ie are any number o1 that section no at at present, owing draulic diggings. VALUABLE Dis ledge was struck a Birdsall, Southarc shalf miles. from promises to . be about two feet im sulphurets and so! Bripeks Dow? stages from this c' to go through tl North Bioomfieid Washed away. EUREK«.—But . Place, in our count Agreat many ver . discovered there d This region is deix capitalists, and it. are.on the tapis. SWINE OrriINa bear in mind that Passed an ordina: from running at 1 dts. TheCity Ms all swine found in auction if not cali ——Grecerr & Ex Crowded with pa

ps wes edith ene eta tontcomenagliimeeh nan ambit te J SUN ap DRIES Hho ST Zot Pea! one SRG Aeon a Wee NR iN ioe 7 a “ al 0c tin COUNTY OFFICIAL © PRESS, SATURDAY, APRIL 14th, 1866, Maxtmtttan’s AnMY.—Informatien from. tan officer lately in the service of the Ear poror Maximilian, in Mexico, is to the effect tuat in January last, his force was in round Viti bers as follows: French, 30,000; Aue trian, Belgiaa, Egyptian, etc., 10,000 ; Mex-: ican (conten goerrillus,) 5,0003 makeng a} total effective torce of about 45,000 nen.— _ “Phis force has 20 field p:eces, and includes _LA® rogiments of cavalry, Maximiliaa has} 00 paper a native force of 30,000 men under foreign officers, but this has proved entirely ‘woavailing, fur whenever the attempt has déen made to muster them, they. desert in euch numbers that it requires the services of all the reliable troops near the rendezvous to wateh them. It is said thet Mar'~ghal Bazaine's Chief of Staff had gone to France to ask for. a reinforcement: of 30,000 men, and it is bighly probable, as, recently; Marshal Forey, in the French Chambers: ‘ @tated ‘that & reinforcément was required.— It: was also reported ‘jn Mexico that the Austrian Government had started a project to induce the emigration of 100,000 men to+ Mexico, and that a number of men would be mustered out of the Austrian service with Eke understanding that they would go tb Mexico and enter the service of Maximilian by building up military colonies, and holding themselves ready to support the Emnperor when called upon, a Tae Puain Tautu.—One of the truest and firmest men in Congress 1s General Garfield, who, in a recent speech, spoke as fol. lows: “As to the lately rebellious States, we should listen to what they have to say on the basis that, prima facia, the évidence is against them. The burden of proof should rest on them. He would not vote to bring them hereunless as before a grand inquest of the nation, or as a court, Let them come before the bar and show that they are worthy to be brought in. When he knew them last they were firing bullets at him, ard were thrasting bayonets into our fellow citi" gens, starving prisoners in dungeons and burning towns. They bated the Union above-all things, and were bound by bloody oaths to see it die; and they must come before us and give evidence, strong as Holy Writ, that they are fit to be received into the Union. If they had accepted the result of the war, so did Buckber at Fort Donel. son,and so did Pemberton at Vicksburg, and in neother way, se tar as he knew.” Even the present political crisis, has its’ comic aspect. _The Norwich Bulletin has discovered it and speaks as, folluws of the * Hartford Times and other Democratic papers: They wriggle and twist with delight. The Hartford Times, whose substinence for the past five years bis been on funeral baked meats, bobs round the arena in a perfect ecstacy of pleasure, It slaps the President on the buck, calls him “Glorious Old Andy,” says he iv “a tower of strength against the assanlte of ‘didtivionists,” culls the people to rally round him, and pirouettes about him as though he was a long-lost brother, left in his infancy on a degolate is ‘land, but now discovered and recognized and identifieé by the wart on his elbow and the . elegant voice he has for whisky, The Times acts like an elephant that has been taking chloroform. Who cares-for broken crockery when fua like this is going on ? oe ‘Sounv.—The Tertitorial Enterprise, on the passage of the Civil Rights bill, says: *‘Let the loyal wen of the South rejoice, for they will not be left defenseless against their eviemies ; let the freedmen thank God, for they are notte be returned toa bondage wore oppressive than slavery ; let the bonfires be rekindled ‘on every Northern eminenee, for Congress has declared that hun, dreds of thousonds of patriot lives bave not been sacrificed in vain” ~~ a Tue Virgitia. City Union purports to have "got information-that is unquestionably “authoritative,” thatitis the intention ef the . great high priest of the Mormons at Salt Lake City to throw himeelf under the pro‘tection of Gem Connor, on the retura of that officer ftom. Washington, and that in case he dogs, a great commotion will be kicked up in the city of the Saints, that will be wecond dbly'to our late internal rebéilion. Paper S0cks.—Thieis the latest invention noted in the:Eastern papers. The Scientific American epeake favorably of it and Ima recent speech delivered at Wheeling, ibis, General Thouiss M. Harris, s naot the post of Fredericksburg spoke as follows: “Bat the safety of the Goverament requires that you eb po rebel come to Congress while he isa rebel; andthe safety of the couttry requires ‘thet you let no man come inte Congress who has ever committed the crime uf treason. They.-tell you they cannot elect snybody else because they have ao loyal men. I tell sou thatis not so. They said the same thing in the county all their officers: there, and-took paing to elect rebels, and their papers advocated ‘their claims specially on the ground of the service they bad rendered in the rebellion ; and they would not notice “anybody else or have anybody else to represent them, when, to my kuowledge there were in_the town of Fredericksburg about:sixty loyal men’ and athongst them, men better qualified and men they elected. They did not want to elect loyal mon. They did not want to find them. They would show them ho countenance ; and were it not for the protecting power of the Government, by ite military authority, they would persecute. them so badly they could not live ainong them.” New OKLEANS is fust becoming Yankeeized. A recent letter from that city says that men from the North and: Westin targe numbers, many of théim lately generals, colonels, captains, lieutenants and privates in the national army, have settled there and entered into business of all kinds, and under their energy, perseverance and industry, the old creole metropolis is fust loosing its furmer French and Spanish characteristics. Houston, TexAs.—The first National Bank has been established in Houston, Texas, with a capital of $150,000. Another is already talked of. A large cotton factory is also going up in that city, the machinery being io process of construction in New Jersey. Another one is in course of organization, with a capital of $100,000. Houston is also to have.a gas company, and a corporatien is talked of to dig out Buffalo Bayou to Galveston Bay, aud make a sbip canal, with a permanent depth throughout of ten feet of water. ; MONTANA VIGILANTEs.—A letter from Helena, in the Walla Walla Stateman, speaking of the Vigilantes, enys that the organization was in full force, numbering 16,000. members in the Territory, and was constuntly increasing ; that it was as perfect as the Parisian police system, and had beea the great mora! balance-wheel which had kept the Territory inanything like a civil Or safe condition. ~~ TREASURE.—The San Francisco Call says that from January Ist to March 31st of the preseut year. there was received at that port, as per invoice, $11,131,016 in treasure, and that the amount shipped was $9,532,554. This would indicate that the smount of treasure in the country was increased during the three months to the amount of $1,598,462. —— Hig Waces —The cuu'kers employed at Mare Island, during the past week, were Nine dollars per day was given them, with 3 premium of ten dullars per day, to secure . the requisite number of persons. * PersonaL.— We learn that Col. Charles James, late Collector of the Port of San . Francisco, was among those who took their departure from California by the Gulden City. The Colonel is accompanied by bis family, wnd will probably be away from our shores several months. Costlenau has announced tothé Paris Academy of Sciences that the cause of.cholera is a “winged leech” of microscopic size, originating in marshy ground, ‘and she offerdto produce a few specimens of it. . THE cheapness of the Swiss newspapors is remarkable, even in this age of cheap literature. One of them, which contains the ordinary amount of matter publivhed-in a weekly paper, gusts one franc a’year, or not quite a farthing per number. 1. 0. 0. F:—Wum. 'T. Lewis, of Vallecito, Calaveras county, is te deliver the oration, belore the Odd Fellows at Sonora, at their annual celebration, on the 26th-of this murdered in New York daring the year 1965 tive of West Vigginia, who is in command where I had my headquarters. They elected’ more competent to-represent them than the -W L Thwing Boston W Lanrisp Sacram _A Dingmer. “ RC GaskilUSMA C O’hara as 4 BORN. paid at the rate of nineteen dollars per day, . ended te. CAUSE 0F CHOLERA.—The Countess of T pe Si Remsen oa produet being more than equal fh value te both ceal and iron. THERE ie another strike of thé workme }at New Almaden mine, and the price of, quicksilver has advanced in consequence of ARRIVALS AT THE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Faipay, April 13, 1866. — J.H Fenton Cam'vile R D) White Celfax IMarksSan Juan JB Crocker Alpha H_ C Babcock M’ville O Stone: Red Dog. J Williamson Nevada G HPond *.J C Robinson’ “BF Clampett W'tonJ-8 Raymond “ED Dean Cement h . Deane TL NicholeonDeerc H Briggs =“ D H Birdsall Tiltonm J MeCord “ W Thomas Dow’ville H B Churebill Sno t Mrs W Thomas “. J Barker Arizona At Sutton's Ranch on the 12th inst., to the wife of P. Sutton, a daughter. ba pera sina a ROBATE NOTICE,—In.Probate Court, County of Nevada, In the matter of the Estate cf Enoch Green, deceased. The People of the State of California send greeting. In pursuance of an order of this Court duly made and entered on the 13th day of April, 1845, notice is hereby a that TUESDAY. April 24th, 1866, at 10 o’clock. A. M., of that day, at the Cour Room of said Court, in Nevada county, has bee appointed for hearing the application of Sarah Davis praying thata document now. on file in this Court purporting to be the last will and testament of Enoch Green, deceased. be admitted to._probate. and that letters testamentary be issued thereon to said Sarah Davis who jis named therein as Executrix ; at which time and) place all persons interested may ongeer end contest the same Attest. R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. A. A. Sargent, Att’y. apl4 Goodale's Catarrh Remedy. FOR SALE BY ; x KE. F. SPENCE. Nevada, April. 14th. GREAT ATTRACTION. AMOTT; HATTER, IS NOW THE Man. He is ready with nls Broadway Styles for Spring of 1866. Just see the difference between his styles and the otherg in San Francisco—there is style about hia Hats that does not appear in others, FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS! . — LAMOTT, 227 RUSS BLOCK, MONTGOMERY S§ST., San Faantisco, . Is Bound to be the Leader of Fashions, LAMOTT’S SPRING STYLES Show taste, It is a good thing that you have a man amobg you who is willing to take a stand outside of others, to introduce a style that is new, and not fol low in the wake of others that are about one year behind the times. Go tohis store for a Hat and Get Something New, LAMOTT hopes hit friends in Nevada county will give him a call when they visit the Bay. Orders for Hats, Caps, &c., promptly and faithfully at : ap 13° ICE! ICE! ICE: THOMPSON, STONE & HALE, OULD inform the’ people’ of this-eity, Grass Valley and the whole surrounding country, that they are now ready to receive orders for FOR. Saloons and families wishing to be supplied with ICK this are’ requested to leave their orders at Neffinger’s Butcher Shop, on Main street, or with T. G. WHEPBY, Agent. Nevada. April 13th, 1806. DEMIJOHNS, A Fine Lot. ner ’ For sale, by GREGORY & WAITE. . Cigars, Tobacoo, Pipes, &e, &c,, . JULIUS GREENWALD, ocesqor to Sam. Lewis, Importer of Cigars and ‘Tobaceo . FL Sr taice Santina eect j Goxp, Inox, axp Coau.—Adcording to . GE 163,170. ‘The produce of the @bal mines; . ' $20,¥43,637 ; iron, $23,879,120, The geld . -ae . READ! be CWS. FOR CITY MARSHAL feseeom etycneeetanl me —aAT— Fy

7 STOCK OF And which will Be sold at — i oods and betore purehasing elsewhere.. by any other House in Nevada County. business here he EAD! READ R THE LAbieEs 1 TSE Heer nn petit tte RED. at a il DRY GooDs! Old Prices Again! A. GOLDSMITH OULD respectfully inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity thathe has received the ” Finest and Best selectedSPRING AND SUMMER GOODS Ever exhibited in Nevada, ASTONISHING LOW PRICES. The Public will find it greatly to their advantage to eall and examine his Prices He is determined not to be Undersold Thankful for the very liberal patronage extendedhim pipce Qpeni licits 4 continuance ofthe same. * kindly . &. GOLDSMITH, . Corner of’ Broad atid Pine Streets Sheetin HOUSE FURNISHING. GOODS, Brown and BLEACHED ‘fHIRTINGS ona : of all widths. _ Table Linens, Towelings, Napkins, Bed Quilts, &c. &, ut A. GOLDSMITH’S, oles of City Mersber 8 "FOR Olfy MARSHAL. B. ate 9 es office pr Sr Maske Nevada, April 5th. Nevada, March ist. * “FOR CITY MARSHAL. (pRORGE §. PIERCE is hereby anvousss; evyada, April 3d. — FOR: CITY MARSHAL. . Ww hereby annonneed z LAS. " by ees roe Nevada, April, ist. = “FOR -CITY MARSHAL. <— R. DILLON is hereby announced as a canjjdaté forthe offige of City Marshal; Nevada, April 8th.” as New. ané Valuable Books ‘THE’ undetsigned takes pleasure ip announcing to the citizens of Nevada qeoupty.thathe has the sole for the following valuable wor wits. Cubbins’ ‘Domestic B ): Pierce’s Cyclopedia, and Browue’s Four years in Seceasia.— The above works are sold only by subscription ani will be delivered to subscribers in a short time at the ‘ followiug rates; >. ‘ ¥ . ~~ Domestic Bible,.... . $12 00 Cyciopedia,.... teeereeee 650 Four years in Seeessia, 3 50 W. 8. DAY, Nevada. April [lth, 1866. ~Valuable Property for Sale, THE well known and fire-proof Build. ing, adjeining the Theatre, on Broad street, is offered for sale. One part of the Building is now occupied asa Saloon, and the other is sufficiently ~— for a business of any kind. They will: be sold. separately’ or together. “Any one wish. ing to invest ina wie pp Property. do to call on PEDRO § corner of Pine price, &c.; can be obtained. ap-10 HARDWARE ! Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &e. PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c. NAILS, All sorts by the keg or pound: For ie by GREGORY & WAITE: wrcaANDLE 8s 4 ANY QUANTITY. For sale by GREGORY & WAITH, Po Ginghams, lish Lustres and of Black atd Colored “DRESS, GOODS, B grein Chambreys, Delainves, Poi de Chevre, Alpaccas, Poplins, Freneh and EngBai Also'a full itks, at assortment A. GOLDSMITH’S. MILLINERY GOODS. ~~ ONNETS and HATS of all descriptions and latest styles. trimmed and Flowers, Hat aod Bonnet Frames, $00.40, at -untrinimed, French A. GOLDSMITH’S. ¢ CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS. ASQUES and SACKS, Lace Idi? Berthas al) of the latest per ale styles trimm the haudsomest manner af, m ; a =" A. GOLDSMITH’s. Carpets, Oil Cloths, MATTINGS, RUGS, XFThe best assortment in the county, at. OF hs GOLDSMITH’s, Ly — es — ‘ a, . 2 : a . i ee We Mpg — ; — des teamer “@ PAINTING! PAINTING’ PL. RYAN. H** removed his Paint Shop to the HOOK & LADDER HOUSE ON,, BROAD STREET. oe He is prepared, as heretofore, to do all kinds of HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE —AND— On short notice and in astyl 2 be excelled in this State ica aaa Be ; fe _, NEVADA LIGHT GUARD. . _ ATTENTION COMPANY. OFFICERS AND. MEMBERS of’ Nevada Light Guard are ordered to appear at the Armory of the. Company, on 3 ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 18th, At 9 o’clock,.in full uniform, for Parade Target Excursion. " * A mpt and full atte BES ae Pp ndance is expected. By J. A. LANCASTER, Captain Com’g. . S. Venard, Orderly Sergeant. ‘i Fi a PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, FUSE, STEEL, ms ROPE, 5 fp xe we Gi vada Fe \ and Rubber Packing; moan — ma, f eR sit Bp Yi ott oS SREY Beaty why af. AY ee me candidate for re-election to the office o Commercial streets, where tull particulars. as to . Se j € FP) Feveda f int en Loos [IMPORTANT M two weeks befor petition was got vilie, 8 by: ‘ asking that thet ba county and be The . m aasig commu wit at times during “high water. ‘Thi acquisition to o citizens would hs ing had the matt: day. However, Smarteville are « through at the m Candidates for th ba Gounty, at the hard road to trav the project. Idec _ WHAT J8 OUI yesterday publis: wen to work our ber are arriving ’ supply the. deme for men to take: shafts, and now t rived, a demand ‘i to that branch of . for a needle inal ‘any. number of m want of work. \ great many year gent demand of 1: lt is not at all sts into consideratiox new quartz: ledge the past—year, wi men to work then have resided her more especially v increased. We things will not las TRIAL OF Dop meet on Monday ease on the dock charged with the. Allison Ranch. 1 about ayear ago, be hung. A sta the ease taken to . trial granted him. been issued, retur: day, for this case, The following « this session of th McFadden et al inst. Randolph et al inst. Neyada Water € the 20th inst. New Roap.—4 ing from thie city 80 much travel an became almost ir being made very v difficulty in passi it As soon'as it : of quartz, from tl in that. section, w ‘be crushed. *— MINING atv M this place inform: in mining, at Moo there has been fox being taken out ie are any number o1 that section no at at present, owing draulic diggings. VALUABLE Dis ledge was struck a Birdsall, Southarc shalf miles. from promises to . be about two feet im sulphurets and so! Bripeks Dow? stages from this c' to go through tl North Bioomfieid Washed away. EUREK«.—But . Place, in our count Agreat many ver . discovered there d This region is deix capitalists, and it. are.on the tapis. SWINE OrriINa bear in mind that Passed an ordina: from running at 1 dts. TheCity Ms all swine found in auction if not cali ——Grecerr & Ex Crowded with pa