August 25, 1868 (4 pages)

+ ehh . rest ¥. AUGUST 25, UNION TICKET. eed FOR PRESIDENT, GENERAL ULYSSES 8. GRANT For Vice President, SCHUYLER COLFAX. , pmeek Tinos LEWIS SLOSS. C. Ai PWEED. IS 3 i Mex a? 1c FOR CONGRESS, . A. SARGEN sth COUNTY A TIONS, th ~ FOu, ‘04D. ‘COMMISSIONER, GEOREE GEPHARD. FOR SUPERVISOR—ict District, : JAMES MONRO. , TBR nase; Varamn :Carric.The Grass Valley”Unitn % attempting to play the role of critic upon our manner ofcondacting a newspaper. ‘That paper says: A few days since we: took occasion to of Mr. Sargent‘and Mr. Coffroth, two or for sy nag for oe nea e spoke of the good of both gentlemen, and did 86 use we thought that each had some poiate, The, da Tranacript, ehh on Sargent’s, side, quoted our . . berres in favor. of ‘Sargent but did ‘to give our-remarks about Coffroth.: (Jt suppreased. ‘of our tesar ost temeke shore he do not r believe that we were lh of Sargent. © coer So Practice when we see a ray . of trath in a Democratic paper to cull it from the mass of rubbish and give ft to the public. ~ We copied the Grass Valley” ‘Onion’s opinion of Sargent beCause ,we indorsed it, and we Tejected fts’opinion of Cofffoth because.we did not indorse it. The Union seems to think that because we quote its opinion of Sargent we also are bound to give its indorsement of Coffrotli, and yet : ‘this same paperwithin a few weeks gave an extract from J ndge McFarland’s speech in Grass Valley. The quotation was incorrect and unjust to the Judge, but it was copied and commented upon by nearly every Democratic paper in the State. We contend that, we have done no injustice to. the Union or to Coffroth. I¢ is. #6t o@r business to publish ‘Demvoératic’ opinions of men or measures unless we indorse them or desire, to.comment upon them. ‘The Union's opinion of Coffroth we had no use for, and therefore we did not publish it. The article of our cotemporary Was nota comparison of the two men or we Bhould bave given both. They “were distinct paragraphs, ope containing the opinion of Coffroth and the other the opinion of Sargent as 2 man and 4 candidate, We gave the opinion of Sargent without“the least desire of misrepresenting, aod _ We, otij]eldim that nobodyis done an injustice by our course, , Wedo.not desire that people should infer from this controversy that the Union's opinion .of Coffroth will elect him, -and*:we theréfore give it. That paper says: athli Coffroth we regard as a man of ties sufficient to make an effective working and speaking member of Congress. “Personally he is generous and accommodating ;' always ready to favor a triend ahd neéver'willing to offend even a foe. That-he has some faults hiss: wpartisan tricnds will’ nyt fetent ‘deny, for they cannot claim is exemption from that common lot of Wer one who bas been born ou earth. baler he, will 8 , ag Rae ae be carry the. full . e do not think that Mr. Coffroth or ‘his friends would feel complimented by this notice. The Union says “Coffroth has sufficient ability. tomake an effective working and’ speaking member.” Is says Sargent “is a man of decided ability, and of most, positive foree ef character. ‘ He ig-actiye of mind, as well as indefatigable and untiring in carrying out at rading erence. ” Any man_after rg sh is would gonglude that Bateeat e better man. ‘The remainder of. the he 8 opinion of Coffroth we pod not i bel er at all comcorey te beliet “thas he will aad e el ae party does not <n his vote in the a ae a, wpe tO in. . justice. less i Union means will be a. credit to thé town. . "the house will cossist of twe rooms adjoin: . ing, one forthe Grammar and one for {the Primary department. Both are large, well ventilated and excellently . adapted for school parpeses: Themonery necessary to fit op. the new. building . was -taised.by. ; all citizens. pot the plare cont Tiberally.— . They Propose to” raise sufficient money ie ‘to furnish and complete the building . a by: & party to be given inthe house im about two weeks. The people of that locality and their, friends Will, no. ‘. doufR, contribute liberally. The people diet ot French Corral have reason to conthat they will have a school building which is @ ‘credit ‘to the county.’ The public school under charge of C. M. . bovyett is in a flourishing crndition and} pupils are making rapid advancement. How. A. A, SARGENT bas made the following appointments. Judge McFarland will speak with bim.at Coburn’s, and Judge Hamilton, of Alameda, at most of the other appointments: Colfax, Friday, August 28. Coburn’s Station, Saturday, Ang. 29. Dutch¥ lat, Monday, Aug. 31. * Lincoln, Tuesday, September.1. , Auburn, Wednesday, Sept: 2. Georgetown, Tharsday,, Sept. 3. Coloma, Friday, Sept.4.°° Placerville, Saturday, Sept: 5.Shingle Springs, Monday, Sept. 7. lone Valley, Tucéday, Sept-8.Sutter Creek; Wednesday, Sept. 9. Jackson, Thursday, Sept.10. . Mokelumne Hill, Friday, Sept. 11. West Point, Saturday, Sept. 12. “San Andreas, Monday, Sept. 14. Angels,. Tuesday, Sept. 15. Sonora, W. ednesday, Sept. 16. Woodbridge, Friday, Sept. 18. Stockton, Saturday, Sept. 19. Oakland, Tuemlay, Sept. 22° — Haywards, Wednesday, Sept. 28. INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.— The Sacramento. Ynion of yesterday publishes a correspondence between Sargent and Coffroth, candidates for Congress, in reference to a joint discussion. Mr. Sargent, noticing the report of Coffroth’s speech before the, Democratic Convention, writes that he would meet Coffioth with pleasure, and designated Sacramento as a proper place,and early in September as the time. Mr. Coffroth replies and aceepts the invitation to meet Sargent, but not until October, as business considerations will not allow iim to do so before. Sargent writes a second letter, ex pressing bis willingnéss to meet Coffroth after the two first weeks in October, and leaving Coffroth to fix the date. Unless Coffroth backs out, the discussion will probably take place about the middle of October. —— Goop CLean Ur.—We learn from the National that the. Empire. mill, Capt. Lee, Superintendent, after a run of twenty-two days, cleaned up $40,000. Good tor the Empire and its superintendent. We hope it may never yield Tae Union Ciub Room was opened yesterday morning. Although arrangements a:e not completed, the tables are plentifully supplied with reading matter, and Union men should drop in oc cusionally i ' Mining Location.—W. A; Martin & Co. have located 2;000 feet on the extension of the Camanche Quartz ledge at Diamond Creek, Washington township. THE Philadelphia Ledger (neutral) says the Democratic platform “is a discreditable assault on the integrity and good faith of the nation.” oT Ws . Pacific: Mail-steamship China will be dispatehéd to’ Yokohama. and Hongkong onthe Ist proxima, . On ‘Wednesday last, J. P. Loveland of Santa Clara, attempted to murder his wife. and daughter, failingia which he shot himself. (CounTERFErr haltdolars, San Franciseo Mint stamp, 1960, .haye made their appearance at the Bay. “Chey are . . said to be weli executéd'and ‘caleulated ‘to deteive, d, . book about the Holy? Land. gratulate themselves upon the fact that . ’ Iniis said thasGomgral Dix will refase tosupport Seymonr and Blair, and will < y¥ sustain Grant and Colfax. tan Lonlevitie Journal says Frank‘lin Pierce drew up the Democratic platform; and his candidate will be execu} ted apon-it: » EB THE Sacramento Grant pa Colfax Clab numbers over a thousand names. — Smee ‘ARRIVALS AT THE . NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Névada City, California. ~ LANCASTER <2 r MASEY,; Pry p's. August 24. 1368. Mre O Taft San Juan You Bet Mrs H Dade do fillow Valley Mrs Wdoyce de § JD Worick Gregor m . Bi Allen mi an igpary, ee iss 42D. Dornin San dnan_ Dione: Smartesille F Holcomb, You Bet. O Campbell do D kem' Coinsa N Travel Little York * o Sutterville S Purtyman Painsville we Colfer J McKenzie do § AC Tbick mow Ten W Hamilton Grass Val G Shaw Grass Valley L White Sor Franciec NOTICE TO NEVADA GAS “CONSUMERS ft WN AND AFTER . SEPTEMBER FIRST A Q’ reduction in the price of gas will be made to Keguier consamers from ten dollars per thousand cubic feet, to mine dollars.per. thouratd; ati to those consemi One os) a Feet and upwards per wee It o —, ae on Be T. ALLEN, ag Nevada, Ang. 24th, “Tees. Catholic § School. I WOULD reepectfuily. announce to all interested that the ST. CAKNICE CATHOLiC SCHUVL is: now in session ; and,-alze earnestly admonish the Catholics ‘of Nevada city and vicinity of their duty 1n giving to ita hearty and united euppbrt. ‘The tacilitics which the said School at present avord; for obtaining a chorea secular education, are s¢cond tu none in county ;.while its p: culiarity asa CATHOLIC sv GUL should recommend it to the Saver end patropuge of al who rofess a belief in the doctrines of the CathoKe Church, or who take a Zvalous, PRacricaL ewe in the religious welfare of their children d. J. CLAIRE, Pastor, St Canice Chirch, P,. 8.—The average at poet is about sixty, Nevada city, Ang. 25th. Jenkins’ New Saloon. AL. JENKINS H AS OPENED A NEW SALOON, in Johastou’s building; opposite the National Exchange Hotel, and he will keep consianily on hand the best of : Wines, Liquors, Ales, Lager Beer AND CIGARS, Call and sample. hie Liquors and Cigars. a2B NEW STEAMER ON EACH OCEAN. North American Steamship Co Unflinching Opposition ! Lower Rates Than Ever! To New York ¥ih Panama!» PASSENGERS.BERTHED “THROU'-H ‘SHE NORTH AMEKICAN STEAMSHIP T COMPANY will dispatch the Fast New, Steamer : NEBRASKA-—3,000 TONS, R. H, Horner.-+----wh eveseeeeee Commander. FOR PANAMA, Froth Mission Street Wharf, San Francisco, at 120 clock, noon, Sept. Sth, 1868. Connecti vis Paceian Yallross. at Agpinwall with se Company's splendid new Steamship DAKOTA+3,000 TONS, FOR NEW YORK, Tickets to return for 81x months, AT EXTREMELY LO bo ! Saturday. Une hundred po pouiae baggage free. An experienced Surgeon on rt: medicine and attendance. free. All the steamers of this Company will hereafter touch at Mavzanillo, each way. Freight aod pa at reduced rates, Passage ‘Ticketfrom Liverpool and Queenstown, by the ‘Liverpool, and Great’ Wasteri S. 8. Compavy's” staunch and +legant Iron steameh pa, at unusually low rates. e from Bremen, Hamburg, Southampon and Havre Copeuhagen, Christiana and Gaisuer by first. clase Steamers of the North German Lioyds at very reduced ratea. The steamer Nevada. sails Sept. 19h, and ateauer Ore P bth. For iurther 4nforniation apply to 1. W RAYMOND, Agent, Northwest corner r Battery ps Engine For Sale. TWELVE HORSE POWER ENGINE is offered for sale. itcan-be seen at Palinet’s: cid mill, on Sacramente etreét, ALM&K & EVERINGHAM, Nevada, Ang 22. — J. 2. WEaB, M. D., And Licentiate of the Royal ‘College of Physicians of Edinburgh. OF FICKR—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, opposite the Najivnal bachange Muted)» ox JAMES MON 20, Dealer Beef, Porky Mutton, Corned Beef, ** “CORNED PURK; VEAb, &. ee Menta enidatn onable rates for Cash. —o ou at Fone set ite the Nevada . ‘heatreold = ie DOCTOR H. TILING, BHYMCEAND ANY ACCUUQUEUR. Graduate of the University at Dorpat. evidence —139 Broad St., Nevada city, Cal. er’: . nanan 11 BARGAINS, a : er GEORGE F. TURNER'S, PINE STREET. ST. LOUIS MUTUAL }UIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY, ST. LOUIS, MO. FH, My hae S ON HAND A-LARGE STOCK] RARDWARE, . MINER’S TOOLS, © UTLERY, TINWARE, CROCKERY, SA~H, Doors, STOV.s, PLATED WARE, &c. 2" WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS LOW AS ANYWHERE IN THE. SPATE. gg PAINTS OF EVERY COLOR, OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERYTHING IN THAT LINE. . ee Keine for thé PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! For Nevada City, And will farnish every, aeptien of tarsILVER PLATED WARE-21 Or replate Goods from which Silver has been _ worn, with any thickness d{,Silver deaired. Call and see the Goods. GEORGE E. TURNER, PINE STREET, Nevada, hug: 2th. eee sects peeainmneaesteieenleait Nevada aa & ine Cicadas —aAtD— wachive SBOP. a sat us GINES AND BOILERS built to. or CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every description. QUAKTZ MACHINERY constrncted, fitted up ur repaired, ¢ Beil v ding Cagtings,Saw, Crist, Malt and Bark Mills; hurse power and car wheels, Orders filled any byte wr eco ved N erating Sept deh. HEUGK& THOM ¥ranCat, R. CLARKE. . 0. DUNELE. CLARKE « DUNKLE, FORWARDING MERCHANTS. OFFICE AT nes DEPOT, coLPrax. E"SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 3 =~ Mark your Goods plainly “C & D., Colfax. al4 ; A. A. SARGENT, ATTORNEY aND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Orrics—In Kidd's Building corner of Broad and Pi ¢ streets Nevada. t2@-L00K OUT FOR FIRES . . EK. F. SPENCE, Eusuranee Agent. The American Submerged Pump! —orm oem — met ‘HE CHEAPEST, BEsraNn { ABLS xUMP LN USE, NO PACKING, OST D ALL mira. pantip taves Wg onder, cent. or iy adateatly as el yandat aglow rates as awee . Net Assets over . $3,000,000"! D, A. JANUARY, President. _. JAMES. H, LUCAS, VieePresident; WM. T. SELBY, Secretary. o San Francisco Board of Referen ee. Hia aetna H. H. HAIGHT: Governor (of California. : Pe as ¥.H. BURNETT, President Pacific are? STAPLES, Esq. President Fireman’s Fund insurance Cu. A, BLuy M r Pion Wi arg S4 neq. Manager Pioneer Woolen JUHN PARRO TT, Esq. Banker. b. J, aaa ars hd sq Bauser, Hou. J, bb. CKUCBEL 1, duuge Supreme Court. Messrs. PLATT & NEWTON, Shipping and Cyummisrivu Merciauis. iH. P. WaKKLik, bsq. Druggist. WM, HAMMOND, M. D. Medical Examiner . WHE SELBY, General Agent. Office, 401 California Street, opposite the Bank or California, San Francisco. B.A. prvi” tineialinas agent. Aggust 19th. Catholic Orphan set Blip SISTERS OF MEKCY, in charge of ipevrphan asylum, Grass Valley, — iuily inform Ube public oftiw and 6 lng GIstricis what Lueir Scavol will re-open ON MONDAY, AUG, dist.” °' The Sisters can now accommodate a large number of Uniidren; whose paceats can afford tu pay $45 per quarter fur each chid, The payibeuts dust by wae ib advance. ‘#wo weeks bDelure tne expiration of the term: the Sisters will boiily iis parents ior the Culling Quarter, aud shou.d Uilis motice be unhieeuca tue Children will Oe seat home immeGutvely. te this rue there wl be RO exception. ain. — FOUND ! cnet ene Cassin’s Grapé Brandy Bitters! In a cock-tail to be delicious, erTRY THEM !_st For.sale by G ¥ & Co, aaa ly28-8m. A. isVAKD, Broad Street Bakery. BREAD . BREAD! ! BREAD 111 BREAD! ! —————s LEX. GAULT having purchased the BakeA ry of W. J. joing ‘BROAD STREKT, NA&VADA CITY. Is red to furnish the of Nevada, wilt Goo very best .7” Bitwab, CRACKERS, Pisin, OAK, &c., ae Fat reasonable rates. &2@~ Bread deat éred withia @ reasonable Glatinbe. once 4 day. Adso Agent for the BOSTON CRACKER oo. (ive me a Cali, ALEX. GAULT. Pioneér Wagon & Blacksmith Shop €or. Broad & Sacranizato Ste, ‘leper A. CHOBOM, rept of : vaitht dune. Ai Bisseau dos STOCK, Limba: aiwa i, BE oo hand. “A tents of WUOD AND IRON WORK dyne in che hest style sad as short notice. CH. FERBRAND, ‘\pHoTOeRAPHIC proraaee AN anrist, . tographs a AmbreB.ted« OR MNGOUNEET, 5 Over the United States’ ie 7

+ ehh . rest ¥. AUGUST 25, UNION TICKET. eed FOR PRESIDENT, GENERAL ULYSSES 8. GRANT For Vice President, SCHUYLER COLFAX. , pmeek Tinos LEWIS SLOSS. C. Ai PWEED. IS 3 i Mex a? 1c FOR CONGRESS, . A. SARGEN sth COUNTY A TIONS, th ~ FOu, ‘04D. ‘COMMISSIONER, GEOREE GEPHARD. FOR SUPERVISOR—ict District, : JAMES MONRO. , TBR nase; Varamn :Carric.The Grass Valley”Unitn % attempting to play the role of critic upon our manner ofcondacting a newspaper. ‘That paper says: A few days since we: took occasion to of Mr. Sargent‘and Mr. Coffroth, two or for sy nag for oe nea e spoke of the good of both gentlemen, and did 86 use we thought that each had some poiate, The, da Tranacript, ehh on Sargent’s, side, quoted our . . berres in favor. of ‘Sargent but did ‘to give our-remarks about Coffroth.: (Jt suppreased. ‘of our tesar ost temeke shore he do not r believe that we were lh of Sargent. © coer So Practice when we see a ray . of trath in a Democratic paper to cull it from the mass of rubbish and give ft to the public. ~ We copied the Grass Valley” ‘Onion’s opinion of Sargent beCause ,we indorsed it, and we Tejected fts’opinion of Cofffoth because.we did not indorse it. The Union seems to think that because we quote its opinion of Sargent we also are bound to give its indorsement of Coffrotli, and yet : ‘this same paperwithin a few weeks gave an extract from J ndge McFarland’s speech in Grass Valley.. The quotation was incorrect and unjust to the Judge, but it was copied and commented upon by nearly every Democratic paper in the State. We contend that, we have done no injustice to. the Union or to Coffroth. I¢ is. #6t o@r business to publish ‘Demvoératic’ opinions of men or measures unless we indorse them or desire, to.comment upon them. ‘The Union's opinion of Coffroth we had no use for, and therefore we did not publish it. The article of our cotemporary Was nota comparison of the two men or we Bhould bave given both. They “were distinct paragraphs, ope containing the opinion of Coffroth and the other the opinion of Sargent as 2 man and 4 candidate, We gave the opinion of Sargent without“the least desire of misrepresenting, aod _ We, otij]eldim that nobodyis done an injustice by our course, , Wedo.not desire that people should infer from this controversy that the Union's opinion .of Coffroth will elect him, -and*:we theréfore give it. That paper says: athli Coffroth we regard as a man of ties sufficient to make an effective working and speaking member of Congress. “Personally he is generous and accommodating ;' always ready to favor a triend ahd neéver'willing to offend even a foe. That-he has some faults hiss: wpartisan tricnds will’ nyt fetent ‘deny, for they cannot claim is exemption from that common lot of Wer one who bas been born ou earth. baler he, will 8 , ag Rae ae be carry the. full . e do not think that Mr. Coffroth or ‘his friends would feel complimented by this notice. The Union says “Coffroth has sufficient ability. tomake an effective working and’ speaking member.” Is says Sargent “is a man of decided ability, and of most, positive foree ef character. ‘ He ig-actiye of mind, as well as indefatigable and untiring in carrying out at rading erence. ” Any man_after rg sh is would gonglude that Bateeat e better man. ‘The remainder of. the he 8 opinion of Coffroth we pod not i bel er at all comcorey te beliet “thas he will aad e el ae party does not <n his vote in the a ae a, wpe tO in. . justice. less i Union means will be a. credit to thé town. . "the house will cossist of twe rooms adjoin: . ing, one forthe Grammar and one for {the Primary department.. Both are large, well ventilated and excellently . adapted for school parpeses: Themonery necessary to fit op. the new. building . was -taised.by. ; all citizens. pot the plare cont Tiberally.— . They Propose to” raise sufficient money ie ‘to furnish and complete the building . a by: & party to be given inthe house im about two weeks. The people of that locality and their, friends Will, no. ‘. doufR, contribute liberally. The people diet ot French Corral have reason to conthat they will have a school building which is @ ‘credit ‘to the county.’ The public school under charge of C. M. . bovyett is in a flourishing crndition and} pupils are making rapid advancement. How. A. A, SARGENT bas made the following appointments. Judge McFarland will speak with bim.at Coburn’s, and Judge Hamilton, of Alameda, at most of the other appointments: Colfax, Friday, August 28. Coburn’s Station, Saturday, Ang. 29. Dutch¥ lat, Monday, Aug. 31. * Lincoln, Tuesday, September.1. , Auburn, Wednesday, Sept: 2. Georgetown, Tharsday,, Sept. 3. Coloma, Friday, Sept.4.°° Placerville, Saturday, Sept: 5.Shingle Springs, Monday, Sept. 7. lone Valley, Tucéday, Sept-8.Sutter Creek; Wednesday, Sept. 9. Jackson, Thursday, Sept.10. . Mokelumne Hill, Friday, Sept. 11. West Point, Saturday, Sept. 12. “San Andreas, Monday, Sept. 14. Angels,. Tuesday, Sept. 15. Sonora, W. ednesday, Sept. 16. Woodbridge, Friday, Sept. 18. Stockton, Saturday, Sept. 19. Oakland, Tuemlay, Sept. 22° — Haywards, Wednesday, Sept. 28. INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.— The Sacramento. Ynion of yesterday publishes a correspondence between Sargent and Coffroth, candidates for Congress, in reference to a joint discussion. Mr. Sargent, noticing the report of Coffroth’s speech before the, Democratic Convention, writes that he would meet Coffioth with pleasure, and designated Sacramento as a proper place,and early in September as the time. Mr. Coffroth replies and aceepts the invitation to meet Sargent, but not until October, as business considerations will not allow iim to do so before. Sargent writes a second letter, ex pressing bis willingnéss to meet Coffroth after the two first weeks in October, and leaving Coffroth to fix the date. Unless Coffroth backs out, the discussion will probably take place about the middle of October. —— Goop CLean Ur.—We learn from the National that the. Empire. mill, Capt. Lee, Superintendent, after a run of twenty-two days, cleaned up $40,000. Good tor the Empire and its superintendent. We hope it may never yield Tae Union Ciub Room was opened yesterday morning. Although arrangements a:e not completed, the tables are plentifully supplied with reading matter, and Union men should drop in oc cusionally i ' Mining Location.—W. A; Martin & Co. have located 2;000 feet on the extension of the Camanche Quartz ledge at Diamond Creek, Washington township. THE Philadelphia Ledger (neutral) says the Democratic platform “is a discreditable assault on the integrity and good faith of the nation.” oT Ws . Pacific: Mail-steamship China will be dispatehéd to’ Yokohama. and Hongkong onthe Ist proxima, . On ‘Wednesday last, J. P. Loveland of Santa Clara, attempted to murder his wife. and daughter, failingia which he shot himself. (CounTERFErr haltdolars, San Franciseo Mint stamp, 1960, .haye made their appearance at the Bay.. “Chey are . . said to be weli executéd'and ‘caleulated ‘to deteive, d, . book about the Holy? Land. gratulate themselves upon the fact that . ’ Iniis said thasGomgral Dix will refase tosupport Seymonr and Blair, and will < y¥ sustain Grant and Colfax. tan Lonlevitie Journal says Frank‘lin Pierce drew up the Democratic platform; and his candidate will be execu} ted apon-it: » EB THE Sacramento Grant pa Colfax Clab numbers over a thousand names. — Smee ‘ARRIVALS AT THE . NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Névada City, California. ~ LANCASTER <2 r MASEY,; Pry p's. August 24. 1368. Mre O Taft San Juan You Bet Mrs H Dade do fillow Valley Mrs Wdoyce de § JD Worick Gregor m . Bi Allen mi an igpary, ee iss 42D. Dornin San dnan_ Dione: Smartesille F Holcomb, You Bet. O Campbell do D kem' Coinsa N Travel Little York * o Sutterville S Purtyman Painsville we Colfer J McKenzie do § AC Tbick mow Ten W Hamilton Grass Val G Shaw Grass Valley L White Sor Franciec NOTICE TO NEVADA GAS “CONSUMERS ft WN AND AFTER . SEPTEMBER FIRST A Q’ reduction in the price of gas will be made to Keguier consamers from ten dollars per thousand cubic feet, to mine dollars.per. thouratd; ati to those consemi One os) a Feet and upwards per wee It o —, ae on Be T. ALLEN, ag Nevada, Ang. 24th, “Tees. Catholic § School. I WOULD reepectfuily. announce to all interested that the ST. CAKNICE CATHOLiC SCHUVL is: now in session ; and,-alze earnestly admonish the Catholics ‘of Nevada

city and vicinity of their duty 1n giving to ita hearty and united euppbrt. ‘The tacilitics which the said School at present avord; for obtaining a chorea secular education, are s¢cond tu none in county ;.while its p: culiarity asa CATHOLIC sv GUL should recommend it to the Saver end patropuge of al who rofess a belief in the doctrines of the CathoKe Church, or who take a Zvalous, PRacricaL ewe in the religious welfare of their children d. J. CLAIRE, Pastor, St Canice Chirch, P,. 8.—The average at poet is about sixty, Nevada city, Ang. 25th. Jenkins’ New Saloon. AL. JENKINS H AS OPENED A NEW SALOON, in Johastou’s building; opposite the National Exchange Hotel, and he will keep consianily on hand the best of : Wines, Liquors, Ales, Lager Beer AND CIGARS, Call and sample. hie Liquors and Cigars. a2B NEW STEAMER ON EACH OCEAN. North American Steamship Co Unflinching Opposition ! Lower Rates Than Ever! To New York ¥ih Panama!» PASSENGERS..BERTHED “THROU'-H ‘SHE NORTH AMEKICAN STEAMSHIP T COMPANY will dispatch the Fast New, Steamer : NEBRASKA-—3,000 TONS, R. H, Horner.-+----wh eveseeeeee Commander. FOR PANAMA, Froth Mission Street Wharf, San Francisco, at 120 clock, noon, Sept. Sth, 1868. Connecti vis Paceian Yallross. at Agpinwall with se Company's splendid new Steamship DAKOTA+3,000 TONS, FOR NEW YORK, Tickets to return for 81x months, AT EXTREMELY LO bo ! Saturday. Une hundred po pouiae baggage free. An experienced Surgeon on rt: medicine and attendance. free. All the steamers of this Company will hereafter touch at Mavzanillo, each way. Freight aod pa at reduced rates, Passage ‘Ticketfrom Liverpool and Queenstown, by the ‘Liverpool, and Great’ Wasteri S. 8. Compavy's” staunch and +legant Iron steameh pa, at unusually low rates. e from Bremen, Hamburg, Southampon and Havre Copeuhagen, Christiana and Gaisuer by first. clase Steamers of the North German Lioyds at very reduced ratea. The steamer Nevada. sails Sept. 19h, and ateauer Ore P bth. For iurther 4nforniation apply to 1. W RAYMOND, Agent, Northwest corner r Battery ps Engine For Sale. TWELVE HORSE POWER ENGINE is offered for sale. itcan-be seen at Palinet’s: cid mill, on Sacramente etreét, ALM&K & EVERINGHAM, Nevada, Ang 22. — J. 2. WEaB, M. D., And Licentiate of the Royal ‘College of Physicians of Edinburgh. OF FICKR—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, opposite the Najivnal bachange Muted)» ox JAMES MON 20, Dealer Beef, Porky Mutton, Corned Beef, ** “CORNED PURK; VEAb, &. ee Menta enidatn onable rates for Cash. —o ou at Fone set ite the Nevada . ‘heatreold = ie DOCTOR H. TILING, BHYMCEAND ANY ACCUUQUEUR. Graduate of the University at Dorpat. evidence —139 Broad St., Nevada city, Cal. er’: . nanan 11 BARGAINS, a : er GEORGE F. TURNER'S, PINE STREET. ST. LOUIS MUTUAL }UIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY, ST. LOUIS, MO. FH, My hae S ON HAND A-LARGE STOCK] RARDWARE, . MINER’S TOOLS, © UTLERY, TINWARE, CROCKERY, SA~H, Doors, STOV.s, PLATED WARE, &c. 2" WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS LOW AS ANYWHERE IN THE. SPATE. gg PAINTS OF EVERY COLOR, OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERYTHING IN THAT LINE. . ee Keine for thé PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! For Nevada City, And will farnish every, aeptien of tarsILVER PLATED WARE-21 Or replate Goods from which Silver has been _ worn, with any thickness d{,Silver deaired. Call and see the Goods. GEORGE E. TURNER, PINE STREET, Nevada, hug: 2th. eee sects peeainmneaesteieenleait Nevada aa & ine Cicadas —aAtD— wachive SBOP. a sat us GINES AND BOILERS built to. or CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every description. QUAKTZ MACHINERY constrncted, fitted up ur repaired, ¢ Beil v ding Cagtings,Saw, Crist, Malt and Bark Mills; hurse power and car wheels, Orders filled any byte wr eco ved N erating Sept deh. HEUGK& THOM ¥ranCat, R. CLARKE. . 0. DUNELE. CLARKE « DUNKLE, FORWARDING MERCHANTS. OFFICE AT nes DEPOT, coLPrax. E"SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 3 =~ Mark your Goods plainly “C & D., Colfax. al4 ; A. A. SARGENT, ATTORNEY aND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Orrics—In Kidd's Building corner of Broad and Pi ¢ streets Nevada. t2@-L00K OUT FOR FIRES . . EK. F. SPENCE, Eusuranee Agent.. The American Submerged Pump! —orm oem — met ‘HE CHEAPEST, BEsraNn { ABLS xUMP LN USE, NO PACKING, OST D ALL mira. pantip taves Wg onder, cent. or iy adateatly as el yandat aglow rates as awee . Net Assets over . $3,000,000"! D, A. JANUARY, President. _. JAMES. H, LUCAS, VieePresident; WM. T. SELBY, Secretary. o San Francisco Board of Referen ee. Hia aetna H. H. HAIGHT: Governor (of California. : Pe as ¥.H. BURNETT, President Pacific are? STAPLES, Esq. President Fireman’s Fund insurance Cu. A, BLuy M r Pion Wi arg S4 neq. Manager Pioneer Woolen JUHN PARRO TT, Esq. Banker. b. J, aaa ars hd sq Bauser, Hou. J, bb. CKUCBEL 1, duuge Supreme Court. Messrs. PLATT & NEWTON, Shipping and Cyummisrivu Merciauis. iH. P. WaKKLik, bsq. Druggist. WM, HAMMOND, M. D. Medical Examiner . WHE SELBY, General Agent. Office, 401 California Street, opposite the Bank or California, San Francisco. B.A. prvi” tineialinas agent. Aggust 19th. Catholic Orphan set Blip SISTERS OF MEKCY, in charge of ipevrphan asylum, Grass Valley, — iuily inform Ube public oftiw and 6 lng GIstricis what Lueir Scavol will re-open ON MONDAY, AUG, dist.” °' The Sisters can now accommodate a large number of Uniidren; whose paceats can afford tu pay $45 per quarter fur each chid, The payibeuts dust by wae ib advance. ‘#wo weeks bDelure tne expiration of the term: the Sisters will boiily iis parents ior the Culling Quarter, aud shou.d Uilis motice be unhieeuca tue Children will Oe seat home immeGutvely. te this rue there wl be RO exception. ain. — FOUND ! cnet ene Cassin’s Grapé Brandy Bitters! In a cock-tail to be delicious, erTRY THEM !_st For.sale by G ¥ & Co, aaa ly28-8m. A. isVAKD, Broad Street Bakery. BREAD . BREAD! ! BREAD 111 BREAD! ! —————s LEX. GAULT having purchased the BakeA ry of W. J. joing ‘BROAD STREKT, NA&VADA CITY. Is red to furnish the of Nevada, wilt Goo very best .7” Bitwab, CRACKERS, Pisin, OAK, &c., ae Fat reasonable rates. &2@~ Bread deat éred withia @ reasonable Glatinbe. once 4 day. Adso Agent for the BOSTON CRACKER oo. (ive me a Cali, ALEX. GAULT. Pioneér Wagon & Blacksmith Shop €or. Broad & Sacranizato Ste, ‘leper A. CHOBOM, rept of : vaitht dune. Ai Bisseau dos STOCK, Limba: aiwa i, BE oo hand. “A tents of WUOD AND IRON WORK dyne in che hest style sad as short notice. CH. FERBRAND, ‘\pHoTOeRAPHIC proraaee AN anrist, . tographs a AmbreB.ted« OR MNGOUNEET, 5 Over the United States’ ie 7