August 15, 1865 (4 pages)

orth of lware, Powder ber Belting 20 VISIONS, ir EB ROOMS, } Pine Streets, 0x Block’? le D RETAIL, STOCKS AND vs both here anu , We are enabled to y house out of San 700d8 to the trade: efore made in the mall Profits, & Teagonable dis \RGE Departments LAR, t 7 a in their — he attepCE. he Jate firms of , LEAVITT & -RAWFORD & their accounts. & eration, in front STORE, a CALE! g—Low. AVITT & CO. fF Fi Fe adled Shovels VITT & CO. Pick Helvéa, VITT & CO. [LWER, just re VITT & CO. G POWDER; VITT & CO. . CRANBERe and for sale by VITT & CO. ple vs Jennings. No PUNISHMENT.—The . Gazette tells us that horse thieves, burglars and other wick ed men are confined in the county jail. The most depraved” specimen among the jail birds is a fellow charged with whipping his ‘us wife. He-is sunk so deep in infamy that extreme measures had to be resorted to. He was recently tried for the offence. The belter organ says; “The sentence of the court was that the prisoner be compelled to read the DatLy TRanscripr for four weeks.” The Gazette forgot to say that the prisoner's deptavity was caused by reading Sears’ paper and that the court passed sentence with a view to his reform. We understand. that the Gazette isa great favorite with criminals and jail birds, and that such fellows con? _ sider it no punishinont to-read it. ‘The tone of that organ’ is in keeping withthe tastes of such a crew.) , ‘ THE RACEs,—One week from hext Thureday the Fall meeting of the Glenbrook Park . 5 will commence The purses are offered for trotting and pacing. Some splendid stock will be on-hand and our citizens will soon have an oppurtunity of witnessing some of the best racing that ever came off in the State. The grounds have been cleared and the Park presents a beautiful Appearance. Phe track is being sprinkled every day and Will be ia superb condition. The best accommodations will be furnished all who at” tend and goud order will be maintained. A splendid stand has been erected for ladies from which an’ excellent view of the whole course is had. Charley Osborn has been at great, expense and ‘trouble in fixing up the Park and our citizens should use every effort to make the Fall meeting a great success. : County Count, August 14th.—The PeoPlead not guilty, trial August 23d. The People vs Ah Chee. Plead not guilty, trial August 23d. The Yeople vs Tyrrell. Continued to . Se The People vs Anderson, Brown and Dorsoy. Under three indictments for burglary. Plead guilty toone indictment anda nollie prossequi entered in the other two cases. Wm. Jeffery and John C. Lindemeradwitted to citizenship. Court adjourned to Saturday next at 10 o'clock. — For Nominations —The Democrats of Rough and Ready instructed their delegates to go for nominations ‘first, last and all the time. We learn that the Allison Ranch and San Juan Democrats also are in favor of a ticket. In this city there was no issue and in Grass Valley the anti-nomination party won. Rich Lepee.~The Wisconsin Ledge, in the Excelsior District, proves that the mines in that section are valuable. Sixty dollars in gold was recently cleaned up from three pans of decomposed rock, and in one day seven ounces’ were taken out by one man in a hand mortar. The lucky owners of the ledge have a fortune sure. THE THeEatTER.—The new theater will soon be finished-and ready for use. <A contract has been let to Mr; Campbell, the artist who painted the panorama of Washoe and’ California. We understand that he will commence work within a day or two. The‘drop curtain will be finished first. The theatre has been a long time iv the hands of workinén and citizens will be glad to know that there is a prospect of its being speedily finished. BoarpD oF EQUALIZATION.—The Board . Of Supervisors will be in session every day this. week from 9 o’elock, a. M. to 2 P. M. as 4 Board of Equalization. The assessment roll may be found at the Clerk's office — Those who feel themselves aggrieved by the assessment must appeal to the Board. ‘Serious Actipent.—A child aged about twelve years, son of Charles Cunstance, residing on Factory street, was thrown from & horse on Sunday afternoon and ‘seriously injured. Some one who had just returned from'a ride put the boy on the horse to give , him a ride. The animal threw him with]. Such foree as. te break his hip bone. The brokén limb was set by Dr. C. M. Bates. _ Mercury in the blood, which rots the bones and marrow, secondary affections, pains, enlargements and swellings of the bones, joints and glands, rheumatism, scrofhla, aré driven from the bleod by that great constitutional purifier, Le Doyen’s SarsaparillaTédine‘Alterative. Crane & Brigham Agents, San Francisco. evil Daily Transeript, POPULAR ‘READINGS . The Great American Reader, * Miss Angela. S. King, wuz GIVE A SELECT READING of Patriotic and Miséellanéods Pieces, at the Methodist Church, Nevada city, ON FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST .18. ee Sheridan’s Ride, _ Barbara Frietche, Ballad of New Orleans, __ ove Chase, Wounded, &c. &e Which have proved such a great siecess will be rendered. Tickets $1, Tobe had at the Door. Reading to commenceat 8 o’eluck, precisely, — “Mrs. King will give Readings at-North San Jenn on the 17th, and at You Bet on the 2ist. aug 11. Second, Near Wells, Fargo & Co’s, MARYSVILLE, e _ ADOLPHUS RAV. Wor respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada county that long experience in the business has qualified him to do WORK IN MARBLE, ,SUCH AS MONUMENTS, TOMBS, Grave Stones, Mantel Pieces, Sculpture, Modeling in Olay, &c-.-. NAMENTAL WORK doneina superior style. at reasonable prices. a9 ADOLPHUS RAU. TO TAX PAYERS, NJ OTICE is hereby given that thie County As' sessor of Nevada County, has this day deliver+u into my custody the Assessment Roll of said county and the same is now open in my office for publie inspection. The B the Second Monday d of Equalization will meet on August, at the Court House, ¢ Nevada city, at which time and place all complaints in regard to the assessed value heard and determined. R. H. FARQUHAR. ae Clerk of the Board of Equalization. Nevada, Aug. 8th. of any property will bse EMPIRE SALOON, No.19 East Side Miil Street, Grasa Valley. CADYW’S BRICK BUILDING. L. P. JOHNSON, AVING purchased the interest of James B. Jeffery in tha above Popular and Handsome Saloon, now invites his friends to call and ‘see him. At the Empire Saloon will be kept as usualf the finest Wines, Liquors, Ales and Cigars, To be had in the Mountains. L. P. JOHNSON, aug 10 Opposition isthe life of Trade Come One, Come all ! Young and Old, “Rich and Poor, —TO— P, Banner's Clothing Store, © Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada And examine the large and extensive Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Hats &e. &e. &C. THAT WE ARE SELLING TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE . IN NEVADA COUNTY! vd eee one GURGTas. The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will ety DEFY ALL COMPETITION bhbbbbhh Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWEST and every article to be as represented. _P. BANNER, Nevada, May 27th. ; Dinkins +A Merchant needs only a Good Repuclive, Bes tation for himself and his Goods, In order to be suecessfuliin business, and in order to . Obtain it he should act accordingly. S$. HAAS & CO. __’ At their Old Stana__~ : COR. OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STREETS. We ULD THEREFORE inform thir customers and the public in general that they need not labor under difficulties in pr@u and finest Custom Made can be found a STOCK OF ring the best Clothing, for at their Honse Spring and Summer Clothing . CUSTOM’ MADE, Larger in Quantity and of Better Material and Workmanship, than in any other House in the Stato a ee We offer our Goods at PRICES SO LOW —THAT— NONE CAN UNDERSELL US, Xy-Our stock is complete for the Spring and Summer Trade and comprises everything in the Clothiag Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Latest Styles. Custom Made Boots, Binkets, &e, We solicit an examination of our stock. 8. HAAS & CO. Nevada, April 15th. = MEADOW LAKE & MOORES FLAT EXCHANGE STABLES. r [= UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the public that he has established a braue of his business at z Meadow Lake City, And will be ready at all times te accommodate parties with {HORSES TO AND FROM THE . XT NEW MLENESFOR ONLY FOUR DOLLARS, —EACH WAY-FREE TOLLS.— P. E. JEFFERIS. Moore's Flat, July 14th. DELL, CRANNA & CO., SAN FRANCISCO. Nos, 5114 and 513 FRONT STREET Importers and Wholesale Dealers in All kinds of wae rChandelions, Glo i= Chimneys, &ec. &e. Petroleum, Kerosene, = COAL OIL. care, ce: e pz ° China Nut, And other Oils. We call the attention of MEill men, Engineers and others using Rlaehinery Oil to our Eureka Lubricating Oil, Which ig supertor to anything ever before offered. . -Bele Agents for the Sylvic Dluminating Oil. Dealers will.de well t.igive usia call before making their purchases. va All orders will meet with prompt attention. jy15 i Yetiimtione ang eeepc et A complete assortment of “Humphrey's Specifies, ” : JUST RECEIVED BY EE. F. SPENCE, DRUGGIST. Nevada, Jaly 2%. ; JAMES J. OTT, e ASSA YER, . CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &e, &e, ~T Tess than 2:50 in public. ' BECOND DAY. FREDAY, AUGUST 25th. PURSE OF $500. For Trotting Race, mile NEW STORE! “NEW GOODS !! A: H. HANSON. -W. HINDS. A, H. HANSON & CO. OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE yy. Nevada city and the surrounding towns that they have opened 4 , Family Grocery a : AND f Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt's Building, Adj. the National ‘Exchange Hotel, on Broad_Strect, . We have on hand and ceipt of everything in the way-or —* CROCERIES, } +) PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, : CROCKERY, WARE, MINING TOOLS, i age &ec, &c. To which we invite the attention of all in. want of anything in this line. These Goods will be oie WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid contracting bad debts, we shall sell strictly : CASH. FOR Nevada, J une 4th. A. COLDSMITH, Dealer in — FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS! Embroideries, 8, Millinery and STRAW GooDs. Always on hand a full assortment of Corner Broad and Pine Strests. attended AN orders will be carefully and promptly to. at ~~ july 15 rere CLENBROOK PARK. abies naces . RACES! ‘FALL MEETING, 1865. ° FIRST DAY. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24th. Purse of $200. Mile heats, best three in five to harness. Free for all horses that have never made heats, best three in five, Free fur all in harness SAME DAY. PURSE OF $200. Mile heats, three best in five. Free for all pacers. THIRD DAY. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26th. PURSE’ of 6300. Mile heats, three best in five. Free for al) double teams. Entrance to the above Kaces ten per cent. All the Raees to rule. Eutries to be made at the Glenbrook ‘Park, with the undersigned, at two. o’clock, each day, preceeding the Races In all of the above Kaces two or more to enter and two to start. Neither-trowbhe nor expense has been spared in putting this,Course in the most perfect order, and b ‘ f rest.assured that: the-preprietor-will use is best endeavors to please all who may favor hin with their patronage. al CHAS. H. OSBORN, Proprietor%y Fruit and Vegetables. JOSEPH W. JACKSON, . Would inform the citizens of Nevada that he gpened a Fruit and Vegetable Store, On Broad Street, below Fininger & Co's Store, Where he reeeives every morning, Fruits, all kind, fresh from the Garden And VEGETABLES. os NEW CIDER, always on hand. Fruits and Vegetables delivered Free of charge-} X7-F amilies supplied at the Lowest dlarket Rates The patronage of the public is solicited. jy! Attorney and Counselor at Law. se will be in constant re. Illinoistown, FAMILY CROCERIES~ A. BARUH, . OULD inform the en hy of Nevana city that he has just received a largé and ° Fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, Everything usually found in a well regulated Store ofthis kind. --Allgoods delivered free of charge. Terms Cash, ‘ ¢ W A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th. ; D.S. BAKER, J. A. MARTIN . D. & BAKER & CO, DEAvene Ti rts ‘ weg ou =a “ a Groceries; Provisions; Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feda ~s No. 73.Broad Street, Nevada. on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for -} Cash, ‘ ‘ Goods delivered free of Charge rea MEATS, OF AULT, KINDS. Within a reasonable distance of Nevada.) \~ ‘W OOD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap for Cash. ugl0 ° DANIEL CLANCY, HORSESHOER & BLACKSMITH, BROAD STREET, below Sanford’s Store, WOULD inform his friends and the Sz generally that he is prepared 2 to do all kinds of work in his line ina style that cannot fail to give satisfaction. WAGON MAKING AND REPAIRING done at short notice and at reasonable rates: iw PICKS of the very best quality always on hand and other Mining Tools repaired at short-notice. » ~ HORSE SHOEING, I would call especial attention to this branch of the business, and warrant to doit ina style unsurpassed by any Blacksmith in the State. ae The ‘Wheelwri ht Business is carried on by John KR, McDonell who is an accom. plished workman, and is prepared to build Carriages _ and Wagons in the most approved style. Repairin done at skort notice and prices moderate. All work arranted. jy16 FOR + —AND THE-< * a NEW MINES!!! ORGAN & TIBBITTS, . OULD inform the people of Nevada and vicinity that they have commenced running a triweekly Pony Express to Meadow Lake and the Excelsior District, by way of Bear Valley and Fall Creek, Leave Nevada Mondays, Wednesdays AND FRIDAYS, Returning alternate Days. Letters and Packages Delivered.All State Papers furnished and business{of all Kinds faithfully attended to at reasonable rates, “lags Office in this city at GEO, R. CRAWFORD’S Bookstore, Cor Broad and Pine streets. jyll “WM. C. RANDOLPH, Ce DEALER IN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles, —AND— FANCY GOODS. Masonic Bulilding—Corner of Pine & Com; mercial Streets, Nevada City. Nevada, Jan. 19th CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY’S COACHES, > Will leave the Offite of the Company at the “National Exchange Hotel,” Broad Streets Nevada City, sn EVERY MORNING, at-5-o’clock, A. M. For the following places, viz : «. Dutch Flat, . ‘Virginia and Carson Cities Clipper Gap, Aub pac Sacramento. Also, will leave Daily, at 9 o’clock, A. M. for Smartsville, Timbuctoo, and Marysville. On arrival of Sacramento Stage, will leave for . North San Juan and Forest City, Running to Forest City only. every other day trom North San Juan. 5 wWw™. H. DAVIBSON, Agent, Nevada, June 29th. E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace -—. —_¥ Officc—In Kidd's Building, corner of Broad end JRNS given in from. three to. six, hours, in River ona peo d . Assays is fully guaranteed. done in ce of De rm, ’ Grains aad Clippings returned or brought im aceount. Assays made of Minerals, Jeweler’s sweepings, pe Charges for Melting and Assying“Gold at Seb Francisco prices. *euge rad Pine Streets; Nevada tity!+ (FP 8ice at the Old Place, oh Broad MEADOW LAKE! — eee =: * waa. St pakac apie —e any Fig ae wag Stig ak TE Pee ee ne ee eee eae tt baby ¥ i ee Se ee ee Cee mecha

orth of lware, Powder ber Belting 20 VISIONS, ir EB ROOMS, } Pine Streets, 0x Block’? le D RETAIL, STOCKS AND vs both here anu , We are enabled to y house out of San 700d8 to the trade: efore made in the mall Profits, & Teagonable dis \RGE Departments LAR, t 7 a in their — he attepCE. he Jate firms of , LEAVITT & -RAWFORD & their accounts. & eration, in front STORE, a CALE! g—Low. AVITT & CO. fF Fi Fe adled Shovels VITT & CO. Pick Helvéa, VITT & CO. [LWER, just re VITT & CO. G POWDER; VITT & CO. . CRANBERe and for sale by VITT & CO. ple vs Jennings. No PUNISHMENT.—The . Gazette tells us that horse thieves, burglars and other wick ed men are confined in the county jail. The most depraved” specimen among the jail birds is a fellow charged with whipping his ‘us wife. He-is sunk so deep in infamy that extreme measures had to be resorted to. He was recently tried for the offence. The belter organ says; “The sentence of the court was that the prisoner be compelled to read the DatLy TRanscripr for four weeks.” The Gazette forgot to say that the prisoner's deptavity was caused by reading Sears’ paper and that the court passed sentence with a view to his reform. We understand. that the Gazette isa great favorite with criminals and jail birds, and that such fellows con? _ sider it no punishinont to-read it. ‘The tone of that organ’ is in keeping withthe tastes of such a crew.) , ‘ THE RACEs,—One week from hext Thureday the Fall meeting of the Glenbrook Park . 5 will commence The purses are offered for trotting and pacing. Some splendid stock will be on-hand and our citizens will soon have an oppurtunity of witnessing some of the best racing that ever came off in the State. The grounds have been cleared and the Park presents a beautiful Appearance. Phe track is being sprinkled every day and Will be ia superb condition. The best accommodations will be furnished all who at” tend and goud order will be maintained. A splendid stand has been erected for ladies from which an’ excellent view of the whole course is had. Charley Osborn has been at great, expense and ‘trouble in fixing up the Park and our citizens should use every effort to make the Fall meeting a great success. : County Count, August 14th.—The PeoPlead not guilty, trial August 23d. The People vs Ah Chee. Plead not guilty, trial August 23d. The Yeople vs Tyrrell. Continued to . Se The People vs Anderson, Brown and Dorsoy. Under three indictments for burglary. Plead guilty toone indictment anda nollie prossequi entered in the other two cases. Wm. Jeffery and John C. Lindemeradwitted to citizenship. Court adjourned to Saturday next at 10 o'clock. — For Nominations —The Democrats of Rough and Ready instructed their delegates to go for nominations ‘first, last and all the time. We learn that the Allison Ranch and San Juan Democrats also are in favor of a ticket. In this city there was no issue and in Grass Valley the anti-nomination party won. Rich Lepee.~The Wisconsin Ledge, in the Excelsior District, proves that the mines in that section are valuable. Sixty dollars in gold was recently cleaned up from three pans of decomposed rock, and in one day seven ounces’ were taken out by one man in a hand mortar. The lucky owners of the ledge have a fortune sure. THE THeEatTER.—The new theater will soon be finished-and ready for use. <A contract has been let to Mr; Campbell, the artist who painted the panorama of Washoe and’ California. We understand that he will commence work within a day or two. The‘drop curtain will be finished first. The theatre has been a long time iv the hands of workinén and citizens will be glad to know that there is a prospect of its being speedily finished. BoarpD oF EQUALIZATION.—The Board . Of Supervisors will be in session every day this. week from 9 o’elock, a. M. to 2 P. M. as 4 Board of Equalization. The assessment roll may be found at the Clerk's office — Those who feel themselves aggrieved by the assessment must appeal to the Board. ‘Serious Actipent.—A child aged about twelve years, son of Charles Cunstance, residing on Factory street, was thrown from & horse on Sunday afternoon and ‘seriously injured. Some one who had just returned from'a ride put the boy on the horse to give , him a ride. The animal threw him with]. Such foree as. te break his hip bone. The brokén limb was set by Dr. C. M. Bates. _ Mercury in the blood, which rots the bones and marrow, secondary affections, pains, enlargements and swellings of the bones, joints and glands, rheumatism, scrofhla, aré driven from the bleod by that great constitutional purifier, Le Doyen’s SarsaparillaTédine‘Alterative. Crane & Brigham Agents, San Francisco. evil Daily Transeript, POPULAR ‘READINGS . The Great American Reader, * Miss Angela. S. King, wuz GIVE A SELECT READING of Patriotic and Miséellanéods Pieces, at the Methodist Church, Nevada city, ON FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST .18. ee Sheridan’s Ride, _ Barbara Frietche, Ballad of New Orleans, __ ove Chase, Wounded, &c. &e Which have proved such a great siecess will be rendered. Tickets $1, Tobe had at the Door. Reading to commenceat 8 o’eluck, precisely, — “Mrs. King will give Readings at-North San Jenn on the 17th, and at You Bet on the 2ist. aug 11. Second, Near Wells, Fargo & Co’s, MARYSVILLE, e _ ADOLPHUS RAV. Wor respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada county that long experience in the business has qualified him to do WORK IN MARBLE, ,SUCH AS MONUMENTS, TOMBS, Grave Stones, Mantel Pieces, Sculpture, Modeling in Olay, &c-.-. NAMENTAL WORK doneina superior style. at reasonable prices.. a9 ADOLPHUS RAU. TO TAX PAYERS, NJ OTICE is hereby given that thie County As' sessor of Nevada County, has this day deliver+u into my custody the Assessment Roll of said county and the same is now open in my office for publie inspection. The B the Second Monday d of Equalization will meet on August, at the Court House, ¢ Nevada city, at which time and place all complaints in regard to the assessed value heard and determined. R. H. FARQUHAR. ae Clerk of the Board of Equalization. Nevada, Aug. 8th. of any property will bse EMPIRE SALOON, No.19 East Side Miil Street, Grasa Valley. CADYW’S BRICK BUILDING. L. P. JOHNSON, AVING purchased the interest of James B. Jeffery in tha above Popular and Handsome Saloon, now invites his friends to call and ‘see him. At the Empire Saloon will be kept as usualf the finest Wines, Liquors, Ales and Cigars, To be had in the Mountains.. L. P. JOHNSON, aug 10 Opposition isthe life of Trade Come One, Come all ! Young and Old, “Rich and Poor, —TO— P, Banner's Clothing Store, © Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada And examine the large and extensive Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Hats &e. &e. &C. THAT WE ARE SELLING TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE . IN NEVADA COUNTY! vd eee one GURGTas. The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will ety DEFY ALL COMPETITION bhbbbbhh Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWEST and every article to be as represented. _P. BANNER, Nevada, May 27th. ; Dinkins +A Merchant needs only a Good Repuclive, Bes tation for himself and his Goods, In order to be suecessfuliin business, and in order to . Obtain it he should act accordingly. S$. HAAS & CO. __’ At their Old Stana__~ : COR. OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STREETS. We ULD THEREFORE inform thir customers and the public in general that they need not labor under difficulties in pr@u and finest Custom Made can be found a STOCK OF ring the best Clothing, for at their Honse Spring and Summer Clothing . CUSTOM’ MADE, Larger in Quantity and of Better Material and Workmanship, than in any other House in the Stato a ee We offer our Goods at PRICES SO LOW —THAT— NONE CAN UNDERSELL US, Xy-Our stock is complete for the Spring and Summer Trade and comprises everything in the Clothiag Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Latest Styles. Custom Made Boots, Binkets, &e, We solicit an examination of our stock. 8. HAAS & CO.

Nevada, April 15th. = MEADOW LAKE & MOORES FLAT EXCHANGE STABLES. r [= UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the public that he has established a braue of his business at z Meadow Lake City, And will be ready at all times te accommodate parties with {HORSES TO AND FROM THE . XT NEW MLENESFOR ONLY FOUR DOLLARS, —EACH WAY-FREE TOLLS.— P. E. JEFFERIS. Moore's Flat, July 14th. DELL, CRANNA & CO., SAN FRANCISCO. Nos, 5114 and 513 FRONT STREET Importers and Wholesale Dealers in All kinds of wae rChandelions, Glo i= Chimneys, &ec. &e. Petroleum, Kerosene, = COAL OIL. care, ce: e pz ° China Nut, And other Oils. We call the attention of MEill men, Engineers and others using Rlaehinery Oil to our Eureka Lubricating Oil, Which ig supertor to anything ever before offered. . -Bele Agents for the Sylvic Dluminating Oil. Dealers will.de well t.igive usia call before making their purchases. va All orders will meet with prompt attention. jy15 i Yetiimtione ang eeepc et A complete assortment of “Humphrey's Specifies, ” : JUST RECEIVED BY EE. F. SPENCE, DRUGGIST. Nevada, Jaly 2%. ; JAMES J. OTT, e ASSA YER, . CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &e, &e, ~T Tess than 2:50 in public. ' BECOND DAY. FREDAY, AUGUST 25th. PURSE OF $500. For Trotting Race, mile NEW STORE! “NEW GOODS !! A: H. HANSON. -W. HINDS. A, H. HANSON & CO. OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE yy. Nevada city and the surrounding towns that they have opened 4 , Family Grocery a : AND f Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt's Building, Adj. the National ‘Exchange Hotel, on Broad_Strect, . We have on hand and ceipt of everything in the way-or —* CROCERIES, } +) PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, : CROCKERY, WARE, MINING TOOLS, i age &ec, &c. To which we invite the attention of all in. want of anything in this line. These Goods will be oie WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid contracting bad debts, we shall sell strictly : CASH. FOR Nevada, J une 4th. A. COLDSMITH, Dealer in — FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS! Embroideries, 8, Millinery and STRAW GooDs. Always on hand a full assortment of Corner Broad and Pine Strests. attended AN orders will be carefully and promptly to. at ~~ july 15 rere CLENBROOK PARK. abies naces . RACES! ‘FALL MEETING, 1865. ° FIRST DAY. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24th. Purse of $200. Mile heats, best three in five to harness.. Free for all horses that have never made heats, best three in five, Free fur all in harness SAME DAY. PURSE OF $200. Mile heats, three best in five. Free for all pacers. THIRD DAY. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26th. PURSE’ of 6300. Mile heats, three best in five. Free for al) double teams. Entrance to the above Kaces ten per cent. All the Raees to rule. Eutries to be made at the Glenbrook ‘Park, with the undersigned, at two. o’clock, each day, preceeding the Races In all of the above Kaces two or more to enter and two to start. Neither-trowbhe nor expense has been spared in putting this,Course in the most perfect order, and b ‘ f rest.assured that: the-preprietor-will use is best endeavors to please all who may favor hin with their patronage. al CHAS. H. OSBORN, Proprietor%y Fruit and Vegetables. JOSEPH W. JACKSON, . Would inform the citizens of Nevada that he gpened a Fruit and Vegetable Store, On Broad Street, below Fininger & Co's Store, Where he reeeives every morning, Fruits, all kind, fresh from the Garden And VEGETABLES. os NEW CIDER, always on hand. Fruits and Vegetables delivered Free of charge-} X7-F amilies supplied at the Lowest dlarket Rates The patronage of the public is solicited. jy! Attorney and Counselor at Law. se will be in constant re. Illinoistown, FAMILY CROCERIES~ A. BARUH, . OULD inform the en hy of Nevana city that he has just received a largé and ° Fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, Everything usually found in a well regulated Store ofthis kind. --Allgoods delivered free of charge. Terms Cash, ‘ ¢ W A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th. ; D.S. BAKER, J. A. MARTIN . D. & BAKER & CO, DEAvene Ti rts ‘ weg ou =a “ a Groceries; Provisions; Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feda ~s No. 73.Broad Street, Nevada. on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for -} Cash, ‘ ‘ Goods delivered free of Charge rea MEATS, OF AULT, KINDS. Within a reasonable distance of Nevada.) \~ ‘W OOD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap for Cash. ugl0 ° DANIEL CLANCY, HORSESHOER & BLACKSMITH, BROAD STREET, below Sanford’s Store, WOULD inform his friends and the Sz generally that he is prepared 2 to do all kinds of work in his line ina style that cannot fail to give satisfaction. WAGON MAKING AND REPAIRING done at short notice and at reasonable rates: iw PICKS of the very best quality always on hand and other Mining Tools repaired at short-notice. » ~ HORSE SHOEING, I would call especial attention to this branch of the business, and warrant to doit ina style unsurpassed by any Blacksmith in the State. ae The ‘Wheelwri ht Business is carried on by John KR, McDonell who is an accom. plished workman, and is prepared to build Carriages _ and Wagons in the most approved style. Repairin done at skort notice and prices moderate. All work arranted. jy16 FOR + —AND THE-< * a NEW MINES!!! ORGAN & TIBBITTS, . OULD inform the people of Nevada and vicinity that they have commenced running a triweekly Pony Express to Meadow Lake and the Excelsior District, by way of Bear Valley and Fall Creek, Leave Nevada Mondays, Wednesdays AND FRIDAYS, Returning alternate Days. Letters and Packages Delivered.All State Papers furnished and business{of all Kinds faithfully attended to at reasonable rates, “lags Office in this city at GEO, R. CRAWFORD’S Bookstore, Cor Broad and Pine streets. jyll “WM. C. RANDOLPH, Ce DEALER IN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles, —AND— FANCY GOODS. Masonic Bulilding—Corner of Pine & Com; mercial Streets, Nevada City. Nevada, Jan. 19th CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY’S COACHES, > Will leave the Offite of the Company at the “National Exchange Hotel,” Broad Streets Nevada City, sn EVERY MORNING, at-5-o’clock, A. M. For the following places, viz : «.. Dutch Flat, . ‘Virginia and Carson Cities Clipper Gap, Aub pac Sacramento. Also, will leave Daily, at 9 o’clock, A. M. for Smartsville, Timbuctoo, and Marysville. On arrival of Sacramento Stage, will leave for . North San Juan and Forest City, Running to Forest City only. every other day trom North San Juan. 5 wWw™. H. DAVIBSON, Agent, Nevada, June 29th. E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace -—. —_¥ Officc—In Kidd's Building, corner of Broad end JRNS given in from. three to. six, hours, in River ona peo d . Assays is fully guaranteed. done in ce of De rm, ’ Grains aad Clippings returned or brought im aceount. Assays made of Minerals, Jeweler’s sweepings, pe Charges for Melting and Assying“Gold at Seb Francisco prices. *euge rad Pine Streets; Nevada tity!+ (FP 8ice at the Old Place, oh Broad MEADOW LAKE! — eee =: * waa. St pakac apie —e any Fig ae wag Stig ak TE Pee ee ne ee eee eae tt baby ¥ i ee Se ee ee Cee mecha