April 19, 1868 (4 pages)

ANNIVERSARY. Pidsiin—the Nave. da Light Guard, Capt. Lancaster, commanding, turned out ‘yesterday 1 for parade, the day being the annivérsary of the organization of ‘the company. ' ‘were escorted by the brass band, under . the lead of Phil. Goyne. They march_ e@ to the parade ground, and after practicing in Upton’s drill partook of a fine lunch. The company worked well in the new drill, which is much better than the system of Casey, The boys had a very pleasant time, and presented a fine appearance. Tat Lecture ‘To-morrow Nieut.—. ' “Mark Twain,” who has the reputation of being the first wit in his line in the United States, will give our people a humorous sketch of his pilgrimage to the Holy Land and other parts in the Old World to-morrow evening. Mark has -“norated” in the Eastern cities of “those parts,” and everywhere by press and people, his production is spoken of in the highest terms. The lecture is well worth hearing, and we pre that he may meee: a crowCrops, ETc.—S. M. Timmons, -of Spenceville, informs us that the crops in the lower part of the county are looking first-rate, and there is every’ prospect for one of the largest crops of grain and hay ever. raised in the foot-hills. The ‘feed for cattle is now excellent, and in stock raising this promises to be one of the most profitable seasons ever known in the county. SPENCEVILLE.—The people of Spence. ville are about fitting up a new school house. A dance is to be given at that place next Tuesday evening for the pur, pose of raising money to move and fit up @ building for school purposes, __ 5 ii IMPROVEMENT.—The owners of the buildings on Broad street now occupied by Schmittburg as a-saloon, and the one adjoining, ‘have determined to erect brick stores upon the ground. ‘Three fine brick stores may be built here and they will bea great. improvement. — . any clothing store in Nevada tity or ‘Company's splendid steamer Arago for have discontinued their line“on the oe nee, moe jug tguaran’ a source Speers ateale Oo tt of thie fine of seaman J = ‘Downratt ix Purces.—8, ° Stead & Co., corner of Pine and Commercial streets, have determined to undersell ‘sounty. They are marking and selling clothing cheaper than any other house in this.city. They are selling fine Summer Ca —for coat, ts, and vest: Neck-ties of clothing are offe od at like rates. * “To CHEWERS AND ip iuokkns-Tobacco—a new and superior afticle,called the “Baldwin’s Fig,” can only be had of Wm. Lewis, wholesale and retail-to. bacconist, Broad street, Nevada. * ~ Dr, J. ME. ‘Moreeno, the popular San Francisco physician, who has been established in that city since 1852, still continues the practice of Medicine at 605 Sacramento St.— Parties in the Interior can consult the doctor upon any of the diseases which the human family are subject to, elther in person. or by letter, and have their medicines sent them by Express. In the treatment of these com plaints,the names of which should not be mentioned in a family newspaper, Dr. Moreenc is without a rival and in all cases where he takes a patient he gives a written guarantee to effect a cure, and being pecuniary responsible the patient runs no risk of being quackED out of his money. api4-8m i} GRAND OPENING BALL, é —aT THE— GLENBROOK PARK HOUSE, ‘£0 BE GIVEN BY KE. 8. PRATT, Proprietor, On Friday Evening, May Ist. 68 . ENING BALL will take place A peg ¥ THE NEW GLENBROOK PARK No Gece eons May ist. to make this the beet Par. ty ever given in tho mous ssa PREACHING Suxpay. —Divine servi'_¥iceswill be held in the Methodist Church Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, and in the evening at 7} o'clock. Rev. C. H. Northup pastor. Sabbath ‘school at half past 1. Rev. Mr. Fraser will preach in the Congregational Church at 11 a. M. and 74 P.M. Sabbath School immediately after morning service. Preaching at the Baptist Church to day, at 11 a.m. and 7} P. um. Rev. Mr. ~ Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. GoLpEn Strate Crrcus.—The Sacramento Reporter says “Notwithstanding this new institution since its establishment has been compelled to battle against many unforeseen adverse cir. cumstances, the entertainments offered have been of the first order and giving universal satisfaction. The material . and spirit of the troupe cannot be sur. passed. They performed at Marysville on Friday and Saturdey, and will exhibit in succession at Grass Valley, Nevada, Colfax, Auburn and Folsom.” A. R. Woops.—The Virginia City Enterprise, in speaking of this unfortuhate man, who perished in the snow between Cisco and Meadow Lake, says _ that the cause of the misfortune was the breaking of one of the snow shoes moun ‘ot up for the oc: AND STRING ~ “A general aeipate is tamed: Hi 5 i ) w 8 Ww . ero of bes Fiak Cileid, Chas Bush, JP Skelton, Chas H Mitchel. aes NEVADA, ACNiles, .« 8D Merchant, tt So Hunt, J Eari Brown, RB Gentry ep + TW , W Dewitt Tisdale’ A 1 Zeking, . Solevin . Wires’ John I Caldwell, Jonathon Clark, NP Brown, T B Merry. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. John Dickson, Chas Abbott, John Faddieford, GW Dennals, F Schmidt, RMcMurray. . WHH Coffman, nk Ennis, P R Hobbs, MCombs. . Frank Beatty. T B McFarland, AB Dibble, * A Lancaster, AB Brady, AW Lester. upon which he was. traveling, and in attempting to proceed in this crippled condition he became exhausted, and not being provided with the articles usually carried by mountaineers for mending snow shoes, he lay down and froze to death. Woods was a man of advanced years and not much used to traveling on snow shoes. ARRIVED ar Last.—The steamer aa a 80 anxiously looked for, ved, in Fan, Francisco on Friday t, * ag eee Sere oo tiga 5:00 0 os wrongs om ‘ 5th, counecting at Pred incey Ages P. New York. The Opposition 8.8. Go. . Nicaragua route, and will devote their}.whole energies t6 the Panama ronte.— a ‘They . They “alsopledge them mere suits as low as $7 50 . and pocket-hand rchiefs, and all kinds _ . conceivable shapes and colors. 5 GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM CAMPAIGN ‘OPENED ee es ‘they . cg-DOWNPALL IN PRICES. 61 GB=4t SALES OF x = CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, _ HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. &e. &e. A? THR Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Ry" Having established the fact that they. ean and do sell Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any of their competitorsare now, in the field with the : Langest and finest assortment tlemen’s and Boy’s NG CLOTHING=& —aND— FURNISHING aoons, MrvER We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 per cent Lower than former rates. Attention! All yein want of Clothing ! We now offer you Goods at Lower Prices than you ever bought them before and Cheaper than you can get them anywhere else.~ ing Goods, and Business Suits are of the LATEST STYLES . And superior to ~ hitherto Poet” Fine Fashionable Dress Suits! bought for anywhere else in California, Gielen 1 ‘We ask you te examine our Clothing--we feel assured we can satisfy you, both as te style, qualiiy and price! HMIATS! HATS! HATS! Enough <0 cover every man's head in the county—of the Latest Styles and of every SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. @n Wand--An unlimited supply of Fine White Shirts, including the celebrated Star and Adkinson make. Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerehici&s, Patent Guita Percha penders, and are Notions of every de scription. TO ALL MERCHANTS ! Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, -we would -say, call on us before going te San Francisco to make purchases. We can sell you goods in this city,at Lower rates . than you can buy them at the Bay. , [sar OUR-STOCK-I8COMPLETE . for the Spring Trade and our of any others. And everybody in want of any Goods in our line, had better consult their own interest by making purchases at the ‘ or Wholesale and . Metal Dealers, Pe: fad Gorner Broad and Pin Strest, “id's Ever ‘before brought to the interior of the State 5 _. Market “¥ OF NEW YORK. President. February 1, 1868. > BOGiecacesi << ecece pert sco. 67,750 00—10,178,047 61 927,812,344 DISBURSEMENTS. * . 914,ba778 96,300 00 "114 sau 4,678 06 925,087 32 116,690 10 Bs 41,985 91 es ae a ed 106,921 87 * (RR SAL TILES SS 20,000 00— 5,140,808 44 Net assets Feb452 14 ae n oe nea 24804,770 98 Bonds and MortgaSection Wiacks B: 108 %5 paisa "885 12 oo due from 20.70.79 ’ iy & Value of comoe seeete pe se aa in excess of COM. eetoceene.o 490,948 69 — 2,606,867 41 Gross Assets Fe bra a “ary 1, 1868. Increase in SO ag assets for the year.. .$25,319.319 55 5,023,155 17 No of Policies in year, 19,460 No of deaths in year, 301 Amount insured thereon, $871,200 No of Policies in force, Feb. 1, 1868, INCREASE OF 1867 OVER 1866. 1867—Total Receipts, $10,173,047 61. 1806—Total Receipts, $6,217,035 88, LOSSES PAID. 1867-..s.0.914,587 78. . Receipts for Interest, Srka ue Exceeding Lowes, about $333,500 H. 8. HOMANS, General Agent 8. B. DAVENPORT, Local Agent, Nevada City. L. M. McKENNEY, NOT of Bebo or . . RECONSTRUCTION PoLIcy F. 8, WINSTON, 25) Net assets, Jannary 81, 1907, . $17,000,996 97 . CTION ohneon, money. soos MYERS & oe _ IN THE— CLOTHING TRADE, In Nevada County: t ala Ww MEYERS & 00., <1 . BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains, NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD ! nee NEW PRICES MYERS & CO, MYERS & co. NEW Goops:! JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH CLOTHING —eene, —ON THE Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. — NEVADA-CITY,” > Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable Silk, Velvet & Cashmere V > . 5 : at : A cians ASSORTMENT OF . ences very large and Complete Assort BOYS’ ssa mentor Announce to the inhabitants of eek . county that they have : SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING CALIFORNIA BLANKETS NORD nO REE the Leading New York Houses, SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES; LY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES.” WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK OF GENTLEMEN’S FINE LINEN wens . ‘Miners Shirts and Sadiincivtidig: Beots, Shoes, 4 and TRUNES, VALISES, » SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. ee EVERY VARIETY OF WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVE. FANCY ARTICLES, — ic BE via: GOODS 4 A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE —TO— : COUNTRY DEALERS. . HONORABLE MEANS To satisfy all who patronise us. Saeed ING ESTABLISHMENT, corner of Broad and Pine streets, and examine Our Stock and Prices. MYERS & CO. — Traveling Agent. . sae March 21st. Having anchored pone Re in this city, we _. ehall endeavor by : : a Everybody is invited to call at our CLOTH-

ANNIVERSARY. Pidsiin—the Nave. da Light Guard, Capt. Lancaster, commanding, turned out ‘yesterday 1 for parade, the day being the annivérsary of the organization of ‘the company. ' ‘were escorted by the brass band, under . the lead of Phil. Goyne. They march_ e@ to the parade ground, and after practicing in Upton’s drill partook of a fine lunch. The company worked well in the new drill, which is much better than the system of Casey, The boys had a very pleasant time, and presented a fine appearance. Tat Lecture ‘To-morrow Nieut.—. ' “Mark Twain,” who has the reputation of being the first wit in his line in the United States, will give our people a humorous sketch of his pilgrimage to the Holy Land and other parts in the Old World to-morrow evening. Mark has -“norated” in the Eastern cities of “those parts,” and everywhere by press and people, his production is spoken of in the highest terms. The lecture is well worth hearing, and we pre that he may meee: a crowCrops, ETc.—S. M. Timmons, -of Spenceville, informs us that the crops in the lower part of the county are looking first-rate, and there is every’ prospect for one of the largest crops of grain and hay ever. raised in the foot-hills. The ‘feed for cattle is now excellent, and in stock raising this promises to be one of the most profitable seasons ever known in the county. SPENCEVILLE.—The people of Spence. ville are about fitting up a new school house. A dance is to be given at that place next Tuesday evening for the pur, pose of raising money to move and fit up @ building for school purposes, __ 5 ii IMPROVEMENT.—The owners of the buildings on Broad street now occupied by Schmittburg as a-saloon, and the one adjoining, ‘have determined to erect brick stores upon the ground. ‘Three fine brick stores may be built here and they will bea great. improvement. — . any clothing store in Nevada tity or ‘Company's splendid steamer Arago for have discontinued their line“on the oe nee, moe jug tguaran’ a source Speers ateale Oo tt of thie fine of seaman J = ‘Downratt ix Purces.—8, ° Stead & Co., corner of Pine and Commercial streets, have determined to undersell ‘sounty. They are marking and selling clothing cheaper than any other house in this.city. They are selling fine Summer Ca —for coat, ts, and vest: Neck-ties of clothing are offe od at like rates. * “To CHEWERS AND ip iuokkns-Tobacco—a new and superior afticle,called the “Baldwin’s Fig,” can only be had of Wm. Lewis, wholesale and retail-to. bacconist, Broad street, Nevada. * ~ Dr, J. ME. ‘Moreeno, the popular San Francisco physician, who has been established in that city since 1852, still continues the practice of Medicine at 605 Sacramento St.— Parties in the Interior can consult the doctor upon any of the diseases which the human family are subject to, elther in person. or by letter, and have their medicines sent them by Express. In the treatment of these com plaints,the names of which should not be mentioned in a family newspaper, Dr. Moreenc is without a rival and in all cases where he takes a patient he gives a written guarantee to effect a cure, and being pecuniary responsible the patient runs no risk of being quackED out of his money. api4-8m i} GRAND OPENING BALL, é —aT THE— GLENBROOK PARK HOUSE, ‘£0 BE GIVEN BY KE. 8. PRATT, Proprietor, On Friday Evening, May Ist. 68 . ENING BALL will take place A peg ¥ THE NEW GLENBROOK PARK No Gece eons May ist. to make this the beet Par. ty ever given in tho mous ssa PREACHING Suxpay. —Divine servi'_¥iceswill be held in the Methodist Church Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, and in the evening at 7} o'clock. Rev. C. H. Northup pastor. Sabbath ‘school at half past 1. Rev. Mr. Fraser will preach in the Congregational Church at 11 a. M. and 74 P.M. Sabbath School immediately after morning service. Preaching at the Baptist Church to day, at 11 a.m. and 7} P. um. Rev. Mr. ~ Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. GoLpEn Strate Crrcus.—The Sacramento Reporter says “Notwithstanding this new institution since its establishment has been compelled to battle against many unforeseen adverse cir. cumstances, the entertainments offered have been of the first order and giving universal satisfaction. The material . and spirit of the troupe cannot be sur. passed.. They performed at Marysville on Friday and Saturdey, and will exhibit in succession at Grass Valley, Nevada, Colfax, Auburn and Folsom.” A. R. Woops.—The Virginia City Enterprise, in speaking of this unfortuhate man, who perished in the snow between Cisco and Meadow Lake, says _ that the cause of the misfortune was the breaking of one of the snow shoes moun ‘ot up for the oc: AND STRING ~ “A general aeipate is tamed: Hi 5 i ) w 8 Ww . ero of bes Fiak Cileid, Chas Bush, JP Skelton, Chas H Mitchel. aes NEVADA, ACNiles, .« 8D Merchant, tt So Hunt, J Eari Brown, RB Gentry ep + TW , W Dewitt Tisdale’ A 1 Zeking, . Solevin . Wires’ John I Caldwell, Jonathon Clark, NP Brown, T B Merry. BRIDGEPORT TOWNSHIP. John Dickson, Chas Abbott, John Faddieford, GW Dennals, F Schmidt, RMcMurray. . WHH Coffman, nk Ennis, P R Hobbs, MCombs. . Frank Beatty. T B McFarland, AB Dibble, * A Lancaster, AB Brady, AW Lester. upon which he was. traveling, and in attempting to proceed in this crippled condition he became exhausted, and not being provided with the articles usually carried by mountaineers for mending snow shoes, he lay down and froze to death. Woods was a man of advanced years and not much used to traveling on snow shoes. ARRIVED ar Last.—The steamer aa a 80 anxiously looked for, ved, in Fan, Francisco on Friday t, * ag eee Sere oo tiga 5:00 0 os wrongs om ‘ 5th, counecting at Pred incey Ages P. New York. The Opposition 8.8. Go. . Nicaragua route, and will devote their}.whole energies t6 the Panama ronte.— a ‘They . They “alsopledge them mere suits as low as $7 50 . and pocket-hand rchiefs, and all kinds _ . conceivable shapes and colors. 5 GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM CAMPAIGN ‘OPENED ee es ‘they . cg-DOWNPALL IN PRICES. 61 GB=4t SALES OF x = CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, _ HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. &e. &e. A? THR Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Ry" Having established the fact that they. ean and do sell Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. cheaper than any of their competitorsare now, in the field with the : Langest and finest assortment

tlemen’s and Boy’s NG CLOTHING=& —aND— FURNISHING aoons, MrvER We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 per cent Lower than former rates. Attention! All yein want of Clothing ! We now offer you Goods at Lower Prices than you ever bought them before and Cheaper than you can get them anywhere else.~ ing Goods, and Business Suits are of the LATEST STYLES . And superior to ~ hitherto Poet” Fine Fashionable Dress Suits! bought for anywhere else in California, Gielen 1 ‘We ask you te examine our Clothing--we feel assured we can satisfy you, both as te style, qualiiy and price! HMIATS! HATS! HATS! Enough <0 cover every man's head in the county—of the Latest Styles and of every SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. @n Wand--An unlimited supply of Fine White Shirts, including the celebrated Star and Adkinson make. Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerehici&s, Patent Guita Percha penders, and are Notions of every de scription. TO ALL MERCHANTS ! Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, -we would -say, call on us before going te San Francisco to make purchases. We can sell you goods in this city,at Lower rates . than you can buy them at the Bay. , [sar OUR-STOCK-I8COMPLETE . for the Spring Trade and our of any others. And everybody in want of any Goods in our line, had better consult their own interest by making purchases at the ‘ or Wholesale and . Metal Dealers, Pe: fad Gorner Broad and Pin Strest, “id's Ever ‘before brought to the interior of the State 5 _. Market “¥ OF NEW YORK. President. February 1, 1868. > BOGiecacesi << ecece pert sco. 67,750 00—10,178,047 61 927,812,344 DISBURSEMENTS. * . 914,ba778 96,300 00 "114 sau 4,678 06 925,087 32 116,690 10 Bs 41,985 91 es ae a ed 106,921 87 * (RR SAL TILES SS 20,000 00— 5,140,808 44 Net assets Feb452 14 ae n oe nea 24804,770 98 Bonds and MortgaSection Wiacks B: 108 %5 paisa "885 12 oo due from 20.70.79 ’ iy & Value of comoe seeete pe se aa in excess of COM.. eetoceene.o 490,948 69 — 2,606,867 41 Gross Assets Fe bra a “ary 1, 1868.. Increase in SO ag assets for the year... .$25,319.319 55 5,023,155 17 No of Policies in year, 19,460 No of deaths in year, 301 Amount insured thereon, $871,200 No of Policies in force, Feb. 1, 1868, INCREASE OF 1867 OVER 1866. 1867—Total Receipts, $10,173,047 61. 1806—Total Receipts, $6,217,035 88, LOSSES PAID. 1867-...s.0..914,587 78. . Receipts for Interest, Srka ue Exceeding Lowes, about $333,500 H. 8. HOMANS, General Agent 8. B. DAVENPORT, Local Agent, Nevada City. L. M. McKENNEY, NOT of Bebo or . . RECONSTRUCTION PoLIcy F. 8, WINSTON, 25) Net assets, Jannary 81, 1907, .. $17,000,996 97 . CTION ohneon, money. soos MYERS & oe _ IN THE— CLOTHING TRADE, In Nevada County: t ala Ww MEYERS & 00., <1 . BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought to the Mountains, NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD ! nee NEW PRICES MYERS & CO, MYERS & co. NEW Goops:! JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH CLOTHING —eene, —ON THE Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. — NEVADA-CITY,” > Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable Silk, Velvet & Cashmere V > . 5 : at : A cians ASSORTMENT OF . ences very large and Complete Assort BOYS’ ssa mentor Announce to the inhabitants of eek . county that they have : SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING CALIFORNIA BLANKETS NORD nO REE the Leading New York Houses, SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES; LY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES.” WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK OF GENTLEMEN’S FINE LINEN wens . ‘Miners Shirts and Sadiincivtidig: Beots, Shoes, 4 and TRUNES, VALISES, » SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. ee EVERY VARIETY OF WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVE. FANCY ARTICLES, — ic BE via: GOODS 4 A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE —TO— : COUNTRY DEALERS. . HONORABLE MEANS To satisfy all who patronise us. Saeed ING ESTABLISHMENT, corner of Broad and Pine streets, and examine Our Stock and Prices. MYERS & CO. — Traveling Agent. . sae March 21st. Having anchored pone Re in this city, we _. ehall endeavor by : : a Everybody is invited to call at our CLOTH-