August 6, 1865 (4 pages)

me she Lis sen ie SIAR SOB el NSIT i Tha eae od canoes « , _’Por Sheriff, “Sere was nota horse in the céunty that _ handred feet long. Some of the boys on Main street determined to test the question ting of 117 festof 3 inch and 183 feet of 2 ment was received on last Friday for a new ~ Weinging the officers and orews of 11 more -B0w OP June, an follows: Number of vessels sReipet » beer addition to tho Alsbama's EG ~ ‘ 3 oa SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1865. Nevaia Couity Union Nominations, DAVID BELDEN. ___ For Assemblymen, John Pattison, . Reuben Leach, i Por Asseasor, For Collector. For Surveyor, Chas. Barker. . HS. Bradley. For Clerk, : For Coroner, BR. H. Farqubar.: W.C. Stiles. Por Recorder, Public Administrator,J. C, Garber. . W. W. Cozzens, For District Attorney, : Supt. of Schools, John Caldwell. M. 8. Deal. '. For Preasurer, Por Supervisor, E. F. Spence. . Jonathan Clark. ~ PRELIMINARY TRiaL.—Ia consequence ‘of the bet made on Wednesday, viz., that ‘could pull a sack of sand weighing five hun‘dred pounds, at the end of in inch ropethree last Friday evening. Having obtained: a sack with the requisite number of pounds of aand, they proceed to aftach the rope. The ‘The ground was paced off, the line consistiach rope was from the front of tae Hotel, where the bag of sand was ‘placed, tothe ‘telegraph pole over Main ' -etreét bridge. “Mr. Joba Stone brought out 8 amall brows mule, ind after making him faat to the end of the rope, word was given, and away.went “muley.” line was not straightened, yet the bag was mioved over one foot. After some little delay, another start was made. This time the bag was. very rapidly about fifteen feet, While the cheers and laughter of the crowd ‘who had assembled to witness the sport, eviticed that they thought a mule could accomplish the task, ifa horse could not. We noticed a number of ladies on the balcony of the Union hotel, who seemed to enjoy the ‘eport, and as alwawe (when fair women are present) lent additional interest to the occasion. CHANGE OF PosTMASTEKS.—An appointPost Master, to take the place so well occupied by E. F. Bean, Esq., during the lust four years. Major Bean is succeeded by F. Guild. We undertake to say, without tne fear of successful contradiction, that Bean is one of the very best postinsters appointed ‘by the late President Lincoln. So well was vho liked in that capacity, that the people of this place, on héating last winter that an effort was being made to revove him, got up & rémonstrance which, with but three or four exceptions, wassigned by all the businessmen ofthe place This remonstrance wee forwatded to Congressman Higby, and ne One thought it possible where there was suoh unanimity in favor of retaining a postmaster, that he would be turned out against the wishes of forty-nine out of fifty of the eatire population. Bat, 1st seems the wish¢e-of Conness aud a few tevls are of more conéequence thari the people. But, thi is aeample of Conness and kis crew. Bean could not conscientiously believe that Conness alone made the Union and afterwards preserved it, and he bud to be damaed for hie doubting and unbelief. ° eS Tue Pirate Saen~axpoan Avate.— Auother veesel bonded by the pirate Shenandgab arrived at San Francisco, Auguat 24, vogsels, destroyed since the Inst news ‘bepught by the General Pike. The San ‘Fyancisco Bulletin keeps the books well in behalf of the pirate’s English ‘padkers, and anme up the debt down to the borgt, 23; bonded, 4. Three of the bonded easels have arrived at. San Francisco aud the fourth waa dispatched to Honolulu.— # oo The Virginia 2 iseaaye that a fellow was on Tuesday shout to be arrested as a vagrant, when he ahowed the officer a piece of rock complete ly etuddied with gold, eaying: “That's from my Claim in Excelsior. I am either a mil——— — the per of Fe herb taee eperaie 000 or 14.67 per cent on the total of the peoor ouly 15 States, and Now penis peg or the South shall help us‘to pay it. parole the loyal mnean 000,000, or $314.20 head, 40-4 10 cent, on the per cent of the es There are idental lic debt 5 it isa tond of es-of $ Ke vate specue of los interest A of it will form basis ped pecs prc te fee wo Gieete curreney. The tional bank-notes are but another debt. oe KIND HEARTEPNESS TO CHILDREN —Blessed some kind-hearted man who shov od him a kindness ‘in the happy days of his childhood ? [ this recollects, when a bare-footed: lad, hi the wooden fence of a little garden in. his na tage, while with longing y fee ey on the nae fi ers which were Hey Sunday hosoogg Their owner came forth from his little ‘© was a woodand spent the whole “at work in the woods. He had come into the en to gather flowers to place in the buttonhole is cost when he went to church. He saw the boy, and, breaking off the most beautiful of ‘his _ carnations, he gave it to him. . Neither the giver nor ‘the receiver spo%e a word, and with steps e ran home. And now here, at a vast d from home, after so many years, the feeling of gratitude which agitated the breast of that boy expresses itself on paper, The carnation has long since withered, but it now blooms afresh. Mines at EOREKA.—The quarts ledges in.the vicinity of Eureka arenow attracting covered several. years ago but owing to the great cost of working quartz at that time they were not prospected to any extent.— Siace the Excelsior excitement the ledges at Eureka are being looked after. We hea’ predictions that that portion of the county will soon be proved to be one of the richest. Several leads already give evidence of great richness. . new bride were kept awake by a barbarous serenade until-he gave the musicians fifty dollars, which they propose to donate to the school fund. — =< ~ et EA Se Tne victims of the Shena state that Capt. Waddell was the man who, while acting as a Lieutenant in the United States Navy, got the Saginaw, then in the Chiesa waters, condemned as unseaworthy. INSANE soldiers in the Department of the Pacific, will hereafter be sent to the State Insane Asylum, at Stockton, California, instend of being transferred te the Government Insane Asylum at Washington. AN ironclad oa a new principle, discovered by the Emperor of the French, is being constructed at Toulon, It is called La Choc, carries no guns, and only acts by its weight and speed, sinking the ships it attacks by breaking them to pieces. THE Gold Hill News calls the persons recently executed ut Washington the “scum of earthly-hell.!" ; ee cee te” Madame Anna Bishop is expected to ‘arrive on this coast in October. STEPHEN A. DovuGLas once remarked, that this Government would never be really . Strong, until some one should be tonvicted of trearon and deliberately hanged. ‘eS 5 , August 4th, Andrew S., infant son of Mary Ann Murchie, aged 16 months. The funeral will take place from the residence on the Red Dog road, ‘this Sabbath afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Frendsofthe fam‘To this. ci Andrew an Bonsire or a beggar. Who will decide 1” than twenty we were abou In 1816 the debt of Great Britain was over $4,000,some attention, Some of them were dig. AP Washoe, last Weck; a German and bis ree for all horses that have never made ily are invited to attend. am On ee ccs ney 7 nie 7 — FRIDAY, AUGUST 25th. , ABRIVALS aT THE Bes PURSE OF $500. roan at mnes, mile NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, . “ **trin ive Pree Went BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ~ : Lancaster and Hasey; Proprietors, THRD DAy. SATURDAY, Auguat 5, 1865. Tem 7 REAR RIM MMIII M7 $10,000 REWARD for UMMONS,—State of Califo county of S Nevada. s9.—District Court the rteeth Judicial District of sald State, The Peole of the State of ia. *o JAMES HlALLIGAN and JOHN B. TAYLOR, Greeting —You are here to served On you in days if served on you in this I thie county, and within days you in the State and out of ’ ric aetion commenced on gee an A. Dey Oty is Cres, to obtain Court fur the Foreclosure of s certain M bearing date the twenty-fourth day of July as e FF FE es i iE i [ it & Sov. i ae. Ht i E 5 F 3s a iié z pum of om with tnterest thercon FS re Q = : : ie § i : Hi g BER thereof; a7 Es dencis mrahetmatshtees Tang demand offine Coat wach Other relief as is prayA Far ed for in plain $ e laint. 2), in eotlguas deat T, 6%. Per. ieee Clerk of the District Cuurt aforeM : city, sixth of July.a_D. 1865. Per Revenue Stamp. pEiy : By order of Hon. B. MéFarland, Judge of the District Court 2. Jak ; A irue £opys . 2 R. H. Clerk. By G. » Deputy. A.C Niles, Plaintiffs Attorney aug6 oe LL PERSONS HOLDING ‘wa ANTS drawn on the General Fund of & Co. and registered between December 12th. 1864, and peewee ist, orgs Foret pe ge ne present the at the dns of this atvertionment ad W. H. CRAWFORD. Treas. _ .W.W. CROSs, Attorneyand Counselor at Law. ‘ Offico—t Kidd's ing, of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada ene ican aug2 CLENBROOK PARK. ‘FALL MEETING, 196. FIRST DAY, pernane Xe AUGUST 24th. s urse £$200 ile heats, best three in five W J Campbell San Fra T B.Stal "Grane Valle Miss KE McGuire do Chas Osborn Track Miss do JD Voahiin Mc : Misa Booth do OD Babcock . H Woodieaf do Ww Fy Churchill Snuw P tJ Manehester Br: R Soreets Meadow 1 J Bolden Michigan F M Watson ted Dog’ M Cota G alley Thos Akey NevadaR C Thompson V 4H Donkan do V. Healey do e do P W Eoberts Groag v W Van 3 Col it Sbey San Jena Geo OMAP jan Juan GA Gasper. Bier Toot WE Geen bose r Blue 2 L Burhing do J C Carter Ome; C Barrett do J Montgomery Ai. Chandler Nicolaus 8 T Henry Moores 4 one that surpass MADA , SCHWORRER. the only living As: on 3 ! 4 : Come One, Come all ! —To— Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada. Stock of ai . Clothing, Furnishing Goos, Boots, Hats &e. &e. &C.} TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER-HOUSE IN.NEVADA COUNTY! 999gqgqgy _ The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods 4 “at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will bhbbbbbhh Persons favoring us with their patronage EST and every article to be as represented. , BP. BANNE Nevada, Mey 27th. ae HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING. REMOVAL. FELIX GILLETT, A Sxounces to bis customers and the public in general that he has ting Saloon to Pine Opposite Bakery, where he is read: anything in his line of business, moe. _ “Long Hairs” and “Short Hairs” clipped in a mathematical and political manner, 4a la Conness, a la Low or ala Sargent. Mr. Gillett takes this sie Raa JOSEPH W. JACKsoy, Sos oe + Fruit and Vegetable Store, On Broad Street, below Fininger & Co's Store, Fruits, all kind, the Garden And VEGETABLES, NEW CIDER, always on. hand. Fruits and Vegetables delivered Free of charge. 7 Families supplied at the Lowest Market Rates The patronage of the public is solicited. jy ‘United ‘States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City BECKMAN & CARLEY, . Wee inform their friends that they have fitted up in style the above Saloon and are pew preweren te fernish to their patrons, the Wines, Liquors and Cigars. ME i want to play a gameof Billiards you can accom: % Tables 1a =" we have two of t ee GLENBROOK PARK eS Be aa : WN a pone: Ri been put in most exnisi SEARLE OSBORNE now ready to take Stock for, ; The Stabling is-ap goodas any ‘Tmek is the ene, = hem, % in the Training of Horses ena. bles me the best satisfaction . Apply to. GEORGE E TURNER, HARDWARE, TINWARE ‘ STOVES, MINING TOOLS, Crotkery and Glass Ware, ap30 sinroufthleting hia oil Dewold cheap for * nity of thanking his. firends and the public for beral patronag Nevada, July llth. “rae ie Fruit and Vegetables. eee Young aad Old, Rich and Poor, . the large and extensive . THAT WE ARE SELLING —_. DEFY ALL COMPETITION . will always find our prices to be the LOW. Franci . Removed his Shaving and Hair Cut. . New Business. ORAWFORD, LEAVITT & co's CARD $40,000 Worth of Heavy auid Shelf Hardware, Powder Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, ‘Wagon Timber, Nails, GROCERIEs, ‘PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &e. &e, Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets. In the ‘Kidd & Knox Block” And For Sale WHOLESALE AND RETAIL B= OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND with our business facilities both here and im the San Francisco markets, we are enabled to compete successfully with ang . house out of San seo, and now offer our Goods to the trade at profits lower than ever before made in the the mountains. Our MottoHeavy Sales and Small Profits, We will deliver our Goods a reasouahte distance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE _—IN THE— Hardware & Grocery Departments —AND— WINE CELLAR, Will constantly be found everything in their line. to which we respectfully invite lhe attention and inspection of the Trade. TAKE NOTICE. All persons indebted to the late firms of A. H. HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. are requested to settle their accounts. Have now in successful operation, in frovt of our BROAD STREET STORE, a TEN.TON SCALE! -. Charge for Weighing—Low. . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. ‘ie 10 DOZ. Long Handled Shovels on hand anu arriving, at CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 17 5 Bon. Axe and Pick Helves, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & co. . F inst re 50 TiAsmreunoRstivxs, “CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 300 KEGS BLASTING POWDER, vu Hanti-and ter » CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. 500 $ ree tm avore and tor sale by . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. aniline hand snd arriving. For sule by ; ~ CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & vO. All Goods in the Grocer y-line Cheaper than ever, «nd far sale by . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. CRANBER250 Wa Paeyshemtet cana B00 “Es rerits amare pet Goop ers of t : Bowman brought to have f mill, and handsom This is « and only often av quartz m er part o of new < will bey _-velopme' ~ have rem AMER We rece Messrs § New Yo It is desi issued or . , per ant “@ time to. what wi “judge it for schoc Distr Joyce. Abbey ". titur hav Supreme dered to with the Holm Micha dians, ac Court Does. this. tow They see but gath kitchens every be ‘dogs als dences, 1 dertakes water is nanié is and des long tai time the re _Frour fruit in Peaches varieties quantiti stores jit quite a. Lect Mr. Sn “Sunda: gregatic school « to be he feel an . LAGE rage ca: Alstine’ by the glass. the rea: the Tue their he ASTR fessor o of the v remain at the } * aulted f M. Re

me she Lis sen ie SIAR SOB el NSIT i Tha eae od canoes « , _’Por Sheriff, “Sere was nota horse in the céunty that _ handred feet long. Some of the boys on Main street determined to test the question ting of 117 festof 3 inch and 183 feet of 2 ment was received on last Friday for a new ~ Weinging the officers and orews of 11 more -B0w OP June, an follows: Number of vessels sReipet » beer addition to tho Alsbama's EG ~ ‘ 3 oa SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1865. Nevaia Couity Union Nominations, DAVID BELDEN. ___ For Assemblymen, John Pattison, . Reuben Leach, i Por Asseasor, For Collector. For Surveyor, Chas. Barker. . HS. Bradley. For Clerk, : For Coroner, BR. H. Farqubar.: W.C. Stiles. Por Recorder, Public Administrator,J. C, Garber. . W. W. Cozzens, For District Attorney, : Supt. of Schools, John Caldwell. M. 8. Deal. '. For Preasurer, Por Supervisor, E. F. Spence. . Jonathan Clark. ~ PRELIMINARY TRiaL.—Ia consequence ‘of the bet made on Wednesday, viz., that ‘could pull a sack of sand weighing five hun‘dred pounds, at the end of in inch ropethree last Friday evening. Having obtained: a sack with the requisite number of pounds of aand, they proceed to aftach the rope. The ‘The ground was paced off, the line consistiach rope was from the front of tae Hotel, where the bag of sand was ‘placed, tothe ‘telegraph pole over Main ' -etreét bridge. “Mr. Joba Stone brought out 8 amall brows mule, ind after making him faat to the end of the rope, word was given, and away.went “muley.” line was not straightened, yet the bag was mioved over one foot. After some little delay, another start was made. This time the bag was. very rapidly about fifteen feet, While the cheers and laughter of the crowd ‘who had assembled to witness the sport, eviticed that they thought a mule could accomplish the task, ifa horse could not. We noticed a number of ladies on the balcony of the Union hotel, who seemed to enjoy the ‘eport, and as alwawe (when fair women are present) lent additional interest to the occasion. CHANGE OF PosTMASTEKS.—An appointPost Master, to take the place so well occupied by E. F. Bean, Esq., during the lust four years. Major Bean is succeeded by F. Guild. We undertake to say, without tne fear of successful contradiction, that Bean is one of the very best postinsters appointed ‘by the late President Lincoln. So well was vho liked in that capacity, that the people of this place, on héating last winter that an effort was being made to revove him, got up & rémonstrance which, with but three or four exceptions, wassigned by all the businessmen ofthe place This remonstrance wee forwatded to Congressman Higby, and ne One thought it possible where there was suoh unanimity in favor of retaining a postmaster, that he would be turned out against the wishes of forty-nine out of fifty of the eatire population. Bat, 1st seems the wish¢e-of Conness aud a few tevls are of more conéequence thari the people. But, thi is aeample of Conness and kis crew. Bean could not conscientiously believe that Conness alone made the Union and afterwards preserved it, and he bud to be damaed for hie doubting and unbelief. ° eS Tue Pirate Saen~axpoan Avate.— Auother veesel bonded by the pirate Shenandgab arrived at San Francisco, Auguat 24, vogsels, destroyed since the Inst news ‘bepught by the General Pike. The San ‘Fyancisco Bulletin keeps the books well in behalf of the pirate’s English ‘padkers, and anme up the debt down to the borgt, 23; bonded, 4. Three of the bonded easels have arrived at. San Francisco aud the fourth waa dispatched to Honolulu.— # oo The Virginia 2 iseaaye that a fellow was on Tuesday shout to be arrested as a vagrant, when he ahowed the officer a piece of rock complete ly etuddied with gold, eaying: “That's from my Claim in Excelsior. I am either a mil——— — the per of Fe herb taee eperaie 000 or 14.67 per cent on the total of the peoor ouly 15 States, and Now penis peg or the South shall help us‘to pay it. parole the loyal mnean 000,000, or $314.20 head, 40-4 10 cent, on the per cent of the es There are idental lic debt 5 it isa tond of es-of $ Ke vate specue of los interest A of it will form basis ped pecs prc te fee wo Gieete curreney. The tional bank-notes are but another debt. oe KIND HEARTEPNESS TO CHILDREN —Blessed some kind-hearted man who shov od him a kindness ‘in the happy days of his childhood ? [ this recollects, when a bare-footed: lad, hi the wooden fence of a little garden in. his na tage, while with longing y fee ey on the nae fi ers which were Hey Sunday hosoogg Their owner came forth from his little ‘© was a woodand spent the whole “at work in the woods. He had come into the en to gather flowers to place in the buttonhole is cost when he went to church. He saw the boy, and, breaking off the most beautiful of ‘his _ carnations, he gave it to him. . Neither the giver nor ‘the receiver spo%e a word, and with steps e ran home. And now here, at a vast d from home, after so many years, the feeling of gratitude which agitated the breast of that boy expresses itself on paper, The carnation has long since withered, but it now blooms afresh. Mines at EOREKA.—The quarts ledges in.the vicinity of Eureka arenow attracting covered several. years ago but owing to the great cost of working quartz at that time they were not prospected to any extent.— Siace the Excelsior excitement the ledges at Eureka are being looked after. We hea’ predictions that that portion of the county will soon be proved to be one of the richest. Several leads already give evidence of great richness. . new bride were kept awake by a barbarous serenade until-he gave the musicians fifty dollars, which they propose to donate to the school fund. — =< ~ et EA Se Tne victims of the Shena state that Capt. Waddell was the man who, while acting as a Lieutenant in the United States Navy, got the Saginaw, then in the Chiesa waters, condemned as unseaworthy. INSANE soldiers in the Department of the Pacific, will hereafter be sent to the State Insane Asylum, at Stockton, California, instend of being transferred te the Government Insane Asylum at Washington. AN ironclad oa a new principle, discovered by the Emperor of the French, is being constructed at Toulon, It is called La Choc, carries no guns, and only acts by its weight and speed, sinking the ships it attacks by breaking them to pieces. THE Gold Hill News calls the persons recently executed ut Washington the “scum of earthly-hell.!" ; ee cee te” Madame Anna Bishop is expected to ‘arrive on this coast in October. STEPHEN A. DovuGLas once remarked, that this Government would never be really . Strong, until some one should be tonvicted of trearon and deliberately hanged. ‘eS 5 , August 4th, Andrew S., infant son of Mary Ann Murchie, aged 16 months. The funeral will take place from the residence on the Red Dog road, ‘this Sabbath afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Frendsofthe fam‘To this. ci Andrew an Bonsire or a beggar. Who will decide 1” than twenty we were abou In 1816 the debt of Great Britain was over $4,000,some attention, Some of them were dig. AP Washoe, last Weck; a German and bis ree for all horses that have never made ily are invited to attend. am On ee ccs ney 7 nie 7 — FRIDAY, AUGUST 25th. , ABRIVALS aT THE Bes PURSE OF $500. roan at mnes, mile NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, . “ **trin ive Pree Went BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ~ : Lancaster and Hasey; Proprietors, THRD DAy. SATURDAY, Auguat 5, 1865. Tem 7 REAR RIM MMIII M7 $10,000 REWARD for UMMONS,—State of Califo county of S Nevada. s9.—District Court the rteeth Judicial District of sald State, The Peole of the State of ia. *o JAMES HlALLIGAN and JOHN B. TAYLOR, Greeting —You are here to served On you in days if served on you in this I thie county, and within days you in the State and out of ’ ric aetion commenced on gee an A. Dey Oty is Cres, to obtain Court fur the Foreclosure of s certain M bearing date the twenty-fourth day of July as e FF FE es i iE i [ it & Sov. i ae. Ht i E 5 F 3s a iié z pum of om with tnterest thercon FS re Q = : : ie § i : Hi g BER thereof; a7 Es dencis mrahetmatshtees Tang demand offine Coat wach Other relief as is prayA Far ed for in plain $ e laint. 2), in eotlguas deat T, 6%. Per. ieee Clerk of the District Cuurt aforeM : city, sixth of July.a_D. 1865. Per Revenue Stamp. pEiy : By order of Hon. B. MéFarland, Judge of the District Court 2. Jak ; A irue £opys . 2 R. H. Clerk. By G. » Deputy. A.C Niles, Plaintiffs Attorney aug6 oe LL PERSONS HOLDING ‘wa ANTS drawn on the General Fund of & Co. and registered between December 12th. 1864, and peewee ist, orgs Foret pe ge ne present the at the dns of this atvertionment ad W. H. CRAWFORD. Treas. _ .W.W. CROSs,

Attorneyand Counselor at Law. ‘ Offico—t Kidd's ing, of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada ene ican aug2 CLENBROOK PARK. ‘FALL MEETING, 196. FIRST DAY, pernane Xe AUGUST 24th. s urse £$200 ile heats, best three in five W J Campbell San Fra T B.Stal "Grane Valle Miss KE McGuire do Chas Osborn Track Miss do JD Voahiin Mc : Misa Booth do OD Babcock . H Woodieaf do Ww Fy Churchill Snuw P tJ Manehester Br: R Soreets Meadow 1 J Bolden Michigan F M Watson ted Dog’ M Cota G alley Thos Akey NevadaR C Thompson V 4H Donkan do V. Healey do e do P W Eoberts Groag v W Van 3 Col it Sbey San Jena Geo OMAP jan Juan GA Gasper. Bier Toot WE Geen bose r Blue 2 L Burhing do J C Carter Ome; C Barrett do J Montgomery Ai. Chandler Nicolaus 8 T Henry Moores 4 one that surpass MADA , SCHWORRER. the only living As: on 3 ! 4 : Come One, Come all ! —To— Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada. Stock of ai . Clothing, Furnishing Goos, Boots, Hats &e. &e. &C.} TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER-HOUSE IN.NEVADA COUNTY! 999gqgqgy _ The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods 4 “at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will bhbbbbbhh Persons favoring us with their patronage EST and every article to be as represented. , BP. BANNE Nevada, Mey 27th. ae HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING. REMOVAL. FELIX GILLETT, A Sxounces to bis customers and the public in general that he has ting Saloon to Pine Opposite Bakery, where he is read: anything in his line of business, moe. _ “Long Hairs” and “Short Hairs” clipped in a mathematical and political manner, 4a la Conness, a la Low or ala Sargent. Mr. Gillett takes this sie Raa JOSEPH W. JACKsoy, Sos oe + Fruit and Vegetable Store, On Broad Street, below Fininger & Co's Store, Fruits, all kind, the Garden And VEGETABLES, NEW CIDER, always on. hand. Fruits and Vegetables delivered Free of charge. 7 Families supplied at the Lowest Market Rates The patronage of the public is solicited. jy ‘United ‘States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City BECKMAN & CARLEY, . Wee inform their friends that they have fitted up in style the above Saloon and are pew preweren te fernish to their patrons, the Wines, Liquors and Cigars. ME i want to play a gameof Billiards you can accom: % Tables 1a =" we have two of t ee GLENBROOK PARK eS Be aa : WN a pone: Ri been put in most exnisi SEARLE OSBORNE now ready to take Stock for, ; The Stabling is-ap goodas any ‘Tmek is the ene, = hem, % in the Training of Horses ena. bles me the best satisfaction . Apply to. GEORGE E TURNER, HARDWARE, TINWARE ‘ STOVES, MINING TOOLS, Crotkery and Glass Ware, ap30 sinroufthleting hia oil Dewold cheap for * nity of thanking his. firends and the public for beral patronag Nevada, July llth. “rae ie Fruit and Vegetables. eee Young aad Old, Rich and Poor, . the large and extensive . THAT WE ARE SELLING —_. DEFY ALL COMPETITION . will always find our prices to be the LOW. Franci . Removed his Shaving and Hair Cut. . New Business. ORAWFORD, LEAVITT & co's CARD $40,000 Worth of Heavy auid Shelf Hardware, Powder Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, ‘Wagon Timber, Nails, GROCERIEs, ‘PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &e. &e, Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets. In the ‘Kidd & Knox Block” And For Sale WHOLESALE AND RETAIL B= OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND with our business facilities both here and im the San Francisco markets, we are enabled to compete successfully with ang . house out of San seo, and now offer our Goods to the trade at profits lower than ever before made in the the mountains. Our MottoHeavy Sales and Small Profits, We will deliver our Goods a reasouahte distance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE _—IN THE— Hardware & Grocery Departments —AND— WINE CELLAR, Will constantly be found everything in their line. to which we respectfully invite lhe attention and inspection of the Trade. TAKE NOTICE. All persons indebted to the late firms of A. H. HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. are requested to settle their accounts. Have now in successful operation, in frovt of our BROAD STREET STORE, a TEN.TON SCALE! -. Charge for Weighing—Low. . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. ‘ie 10 DOZ. Long Handled Shovels on hand anu arriving, at CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 17 5 Bon. Axe and Pick Helves, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & co. . F inst re 50 TiAsmreunoRstivxs, “CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 300 KEGS BLASTING POWDER, vu Hanti-and ter » CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. 500 $ ree tm avore and tor sale by . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. aniline hand snd arriving. For sule by ; ~ CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & vO. All Goods in the Grocer y-line Cheaper than ever, «nd far sale by . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. CRANBER250 Wa Paeyshemtet cana B00 “Es rerits amare pet Goop ers of t : Bowman brought to have f mill, and handsom This is « and only often av quartz m er part o of new < will bey _-velopme' ~ have rem AMER We rece Messrs § New Yo It is desi issued or . , per ant “@ time to. what wi “judge it for schoc Distr Joyce. Abbey ". titur hav Supreme dered to with the Holm Micha dians, ac Court Does. this. tow They see but gath kitchens every be ‘dogs als dences, 1 dertakes water is nanié is and des long tai time the re _Frour fruit in Peaches varieties quantiti stores jit quite a. Lect Mr. Sn “Sunda: gregatic school « to be he feel an . LAGE rage ca: Alstine’ by the glass. the rea: the Tue their he ASTR fessor o of the v remain at the } * aulted f M. Re