December 1, 1866 (4 pages)

Ten TH ANT AR AR _ prosperity, and extend their thieving ope territory of this State js sparsely popula' ‘Bring the guilty party to justice, and to @@ to the scene of the murder. Every _ farge rewards should be offered and the @8 assumption of power. : ‘barely enongh to support him, and is not these villains to: justice. If he should ; . Considerable money in such work. .ether. For the arrest and conviction of. thee. We hope that our ‘next Legislature will devise some plan for the prevention . "shal took possession of the books and pa" Sek; > J ; . ~'geems to have been the favorite field fot the hordes of fostpads and petty thieves who infest this State. Other counties have also had their share of such miscreants. mand cabin where there are evidences of tations into every part of the Stafe. In several instances these outlaws have ‘been summarily , panished, but even in on the usual course of Justice, they might crimes today. ‘Trac, a large part of the ted, and the mountains furrish innumerable retreata for bandits. But a few days Since two ef the most attrocious murders hour's ride of this city. The crime was perpetrated early in the evening and upon a road which is considerably traveled. . It would have been impossible by any sys tem of police to prevent such a crime, but we believe that sqmething may be done to miake fiends of such-a character feel that the wages for such work is death. These murderers and robbers are the enemies, not only of their victims but of society — Their hind is against every man, and no ome can tell who will be the next victim. in the recent case,the object of the murderer or murderers, was undoubtedly gain, and there were no doubt confederates in the work of robbery, if not in the murder. Already hundreds of eyes have been turnsaspicious circumstance has been noted, and the crowds-that collect in the city ‘talk over the matter and reason out the ‘ucts of the unknown assassins. Many men would be willing to spend their time in tracing the murderer, but they have not the money to spend ; besides, it would not be right for the public to expect men to “take their lives in their hands,” ind go to search out such fiends ynless they were well paid. In addition to setting de tectives to work, the offer of a large reward would be an indugment for the associates of the murderéF to come forward and make him known. Men who have knowledge which would lead to the discovery ofa murderer would not hesi‘tate to give it for a price. In order there. fore te secure the punishment of crime, local authorities should be empowered by law togive them. The Saperyisors in this case have offered a reward of $2,000. The citizens of the county will sce that they are relieved of all blame for such _Qur peace officers are not sufficiently paid for their services. The Sheriff gets allowed a dime for time spent in bringing Spend a month in hunting up the murder: er, he could not get a cent unless an arrest was made, and the fees allowed by law would not pay for horse feed. Our present Sheriff has been very dilligeht in searching for these villains, and has spent Crime can only be prevented by giving Outlaws to understand that it will be {ollowed by certain punishment. In order to do this, every inducement should be made. todestroy confidence of scoundrels in each every criminal a large. reward should be offered, and the officers of the law should have ssurange that they will be liberally of crime and the punishment of criminals. ' . & bond for theirreturn to the Court. Avery has gone to San Francisco to file a bond ing the cattle, horses. etc., until I have be Becomrxe Civumzep—*I have seen Indians ‘ever since I entered Nevada,” digging potatoes and sawing wood; the females washing clothes or assisting in come perfectly. convinced, not only timt Indians will work, but that they do work, and I have found at least one instance where they have worked stéadity and rez ularly for years.” : : a> ANOTHER volcanic eruption of the volcaho Kilauea took place on the 15th of October, before daylight. It was preceded by load reports Nke cannon, ania large stream of lava run down the mountain side. It was so light on board ships in Altogether it was a magnificent sight. A MAN sentenced in North Carolina for highway robbery, has taken an appeal to the Supreme Court on the ground that road, it was not a highway robbery, and therefore does not come under the statate relating to the crime. Some of the most talented lawyers in the State are engaged on each side. : THE Cambridge, Mass. School Committee lately adopted a resolution that corporal punishment shall not be inflicted on any girlin any school, without the consent of her parents or guardian, which in each case must first be obtained: and that corporal punishment shall not be int flicted in any school without the consent and approval of the principal. AN Austrian subject, 'J. Clautechnigg, has been condemned to six months’ imprisonment at Trieste for having sold one hundred and thirty-three slaves in Egypt. A Festa in England asserts that liquid fire and combustibles, .similar to those lately discovered in Liverpool, are stored away in al] the large towns of England. OLD ABE, the Eighth Wisconsin eagle, engaged in an electioneering tour lately in Pennsylvania, Illinois and Wisconsin. — The noble bird was received with enthusiastic plaudits every where. THERE seems to be no end to the details of workhouse mismanagement in England. It now. appears that at Gateshead the dreadfal practice has prevailed for years’ of locking up refractory paupers with The New York Tribune, in a late issue, said: “By one of those infertial acts of the South Carolina Legislature, colored children between 18 and.21 years of age, wifo have neither father nor mother living in the district where they may be found, may be bound-out as apprentices by a megistrate.” ‘ Grorce D. PRENTICE, editor of the Louisville Journal, is strioualy ill with bronchitis. His recovery is doubtful. TNE Times saysthat the sales of California leather in San Francisco alone exceed in value $1,000,000 annually. The repute in Eastern market& THERE are 208 newspapers published on this cvast, including. British Possessions, Mexico and Pacific ports. Of these San Francisco claims 54.°-The Sandwich Islands have one daily, three weeklies and two monthlies. op HENRY ScHwarrz, whe advised Albeit Seelig to burn his house in Sen Francisco and helped him to do it, has been convicted. of arson. > : Gov. Patrox, of Alabama, estimates ‘that there are at least twenty thousand white widows and sixty thousand orphans in that State, three-fourths of the number being entirely destitute. THE Territorial Legislature of Montana convened at Virginia City on the 5th of’ November. The Council elected Charles 8. Bogg as President, and the House chose A. E. Mayhew Speaker. * exist in Utah in sufficient quantities to . Warrant the erection of iron works for the e ® eed > quality ofthe leather is saidto be in high} => One for the recovery of the books of the office and another in the nature of a quo warranto, the object of which is to oust Avery and obtain a judgment aga nst him fore the Court in about ten days. Pam Orr.—General Dix, our new Minister to Paris, sailed from New York November 24th. : THE Opposrrion STEsMER.—The opposition steamer, America, sails for the East. on the 135th of December. No steamer of . this lime will leave on the 5th or 25th insts. WHEN the steamer Golden City lef Panama there were in. port the United States steamers Mohongo and Waiteree, and storeship Farallones. d A FEW weeks ago, by order of Lieut. Thompson, at Fort Smith, Ark, cannon . ‘were fired through the strects to drive away the cholera. Paci Jciies, the great violinist, who visited California about two years ago, was one of the unlucky passengers of the ilfated Eventhe Star. Bocts gold dust is being circulated in Idado to some extent, three business houses in Idaho City having been detected in this nefarious practice. et Proresson Morse aSDTHE ATLANTIC CaBLE —It was-at Duseeldorf that the news of the successful laying of the Atlantic Cable reached Professo? Morse, on the 28th of July. A commercial company of some of the most respectable men of the city, about oe in number, were celebrating their annual dinner at the hotel, and hearing that the Professor was in the hotel, their Chairman went and took him prisoner and brought him into the room, where they gave him three cheers, and seated him by the chairman, who, in a speech, spoke of the great achievement of the telegraph, and pointed to. Prof. Morsed PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO’s ~ ‘ THROUGH LISE ~ Ze. = RERW TORE. ° Carrying the U, 8S. Mail. Leave Folsom street Wharf, at 11 o'clock a. x. of the following dates. for PANAMA. connecting via Panama with ove of the Company's id Steamers fromi ASPINWALL for NEW On the 10th, 18thand 30th of cach month that has 3) days. On the 10th, 19th aud 30th of each month that has 31 days. When the 10th. 19th and Ath fall on Sunday, they will leave on iy preceding ; when ‘be isth fails on Sunday, they will leave on Monday fullowing. Steamer leaving Sen Franciec.> on 1 ith touches at Manzanillo: All touch at Acapulco. . Departares of 18th or 19th councct with French Transatlantic Company's Steamer for St. Nazaire and Engiish Steamer for South america.ture of ith comnects with English Sicamer for Southampidn and P. R. KR. Co."« Steamer for Cen. tral America. Departure of Shh connects with* Engiish Steamer for Tamaco, the port of the new mises. The folowing Steamchips will be dispatched on dates as given below : é : Cabin sengers ‘berthed throngh. Raggage checked throug 100 pounds allewed each aduit senger. An experienced Surgeon on board. olicie and detndenen free. “‘fbese steamers Will positively sail at 11 o'clock. “Passengers are regucsted to have their hagvace on board paines Wocgock. Throach tickets:o Liverpool ! ¥ the “Inman Line™ can he obtained at the b. M.S. 5. Co's Office in San -Franciscu. For merchandise —— apply to Wells. Fargo & Co. *piendid steamship Colorado will be disched on Tuesday. January 1. 1567. for Hong Lepg via Honolaiz and Kanagawa carrying pas seogers, mails and freight. Passengers and‘freight will also be taken for Shabghe, to be forwarded from Kanagawa by steamer. = For pas-age other informatide apply at the Paciéc Mail Steamship Company's of-ce, corher of ‘Sacramento and Leide=dorff «treets. San Fran: cisco. OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent. OPPOSITION To NEW voRK EVERY TWENTY DAYS! ’ Carrying the United States Mail. A £°T © a KoA Go Ca. = 3 The North American Steamship eee, Company will despatch the favor . He Steamship “ AMEERICA, For San Juan Del Sur, Nicaracua, From Mission Street Wharf, tii A. M. On WEDNESDAY, DECEMIBER 15. Connecting at Greytown with the magnificent New Steam-hip,. SaN FRANCISCO. 2) Tons —FuR NEW YORK. The America sails Jannary 14th. 1S67, connecting with the new steamer Nicaracna. > or further-informstion, apply to I W. RAY-4 MOND, Agent, North-west corner Battery and Pine Streets, up stairs,-San Francisco. as the inventor, whereupon eyery man filled his giass of champagne, drank the health of the Professor standing.and every one came forward to touch his glass. He matie a simple reply of thanks in English and then retired amid the cheers of the company. # Give Pristers Fair Piay.—We have a piece of advice, says an exchange, which we wish to fix firmly and indelibly upon the public mind, and that is, to give the printers fair play. Do not forget that it costs something to “puff” as well as to advertise, and never. sponge upon a printer in any way whatever. It is the printer's ink that makes ninetenths of your fortunes; it takes money to buy ink, ty and paper, and yet. after all this, few are ers fair play, give up all expections of gratultous puffing; ete, and come down with a remuneration. A SaILor being asked how he liked his wife, replied: “Why, d'ye see, I took her to be only half of me, as the parson says, but dash me if she isn’t twice as much as I. Lam only a tar, and she isa Tartar. Soeemana —— ———_____ ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Sireet, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprictor. the thanks the printer gets. Give printmagnificent goods. Hurrah for the Holidays! TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS!!! Toys:::: NICK. SLOCOVICH, Pine street. ....Nevada City. * 4 z AS just opened the finest let of Toys. for the H Holidays ever brought to this ety. Hobby-Ho Drums. Guns, and every kind of Toys, for the Boys and Tea and Dinner Sets and lots of other beaatiful *plendid fresh su of Nu Candies and Fruits of all pply am Everybody should visit his store ahd see the : : ; Be Core ets, NITRO-GLYCERINE! Nobel’s Patent Blasting Of]! WW Aa now Prepared to sell Nobel's Patent Mr Swenron is willing, if desi to show purchasers the mode of blasting. ol at his Son — Michigan Binds, orat the place of purchsPamphlets with minute instructions will be presented to every purchaser or applicant. ¥ [Old stand of Jesse Wall and his successors} A Larger stock of Goods in their ling © aaa ean be found in any other = 4 store in the County, the Great Eastern and consisting of ; Hardware, : Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, (To. whjch'we mitht add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE} GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS WINES AND LIQUORS, & Of the Choiéest Qualities. _ BARLEY, WHEAT, 2 BRAN, SHORTS, &e. &e. On hand and to arrive, mostly to arrive. : 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough For an Ocean Cable and wananted not,to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, Which we are selling to the benefit of . one Goodyear. To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. . More Quicksil ilver than we want at the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. i Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of them « Teas and Coffees, more’ kinds than ever known before. 8 Nitro-Giyceriue. The same is stored with . A few Cords of Bacon, warranted Mr C. S. Swenson, at Michigan Bia, ae ae Placer County, On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that so Apogee muse gM" RP Ear . NTE made shen acuaintance, orn mi Cattridges for salen: the ne _— 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We it U'Ddkiason 4 HC Mecabe BANDMANN, NEILSON & CO. : coe : em Viyzinis 2 ~ do No. 210 Front Street, San Francisco. . 100 kee mats, mented. wort ph 5 lnericl Colas ea 2 — a San Francisco, Nov. 29th. yee] isi ner ae C A Nicksen dv A Piage Rock Creek P Rakes, Hoes, Pitehforks, Sluice é eaceer Dae Weer pero sists LB ‘Astin Green ee 8 D Skeags tout jan CIGARS * CIGARS! cIGARS? Fe Shoveis, es, 6M ‘ ; setae ie : B u Towsley Meado La J Holbrook Gientroot” en eee x 3 : ¢ : 7 3S saymond Nehada i Kent "aca L. PHILIPS, Fwine, Rubber Packing, Demijobns regery ies U ogee HAS -! ute de B rma Eon Se We JUST RECEIVED and any kind of liquors to fill them. Hartman’ -“G Colby oe . At his place of business. Mlcster” 0 2 Taner FresteCor2 — . Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity Mackie do Ww Jn SOE Bread street,.... Nevada City. te eats ; , yee ee Ws etek San Praacis A large and well selected stock of Sa * eee Seymore ee We button-hole nobody for custom ve ne 35 Weatling Bayes rath Benion é TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, motte but “fair dealing. — AB heal Downneiny 3 gore Celta Havana’ Gare, eer é pe “ ames Dutch Fiat Cards and Cutlery. . . —Fo ' RR Lai Mrs Unger" ure? B Roster, Sacramento: Which they will sell as cheap as they can be} . ables B sonaenbargh de d Micha ds Owensville bought inthe county. nas . 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods thard Toukin Unionville Ms bea Nerada Chy” EW iienae eo Ba . enaerte J§ Stump do EH Rokia Virgwia i Fresh Fish ! Fresh Fish}. . ae E W Dunston You Bet — BR. W. NOONAN & co. We consalt the tastes of our'customere and 70See ee — AVE made arrangementat; which they will . member always that it takes two to make a barJ. A. PIERCE, Hr yescee poy ae Satta ssa . on eet ni BEARER Ut FRESH FIS#®, : — CHOICE ovisiona, Liquors, OF ALL KINDS. \ QI Goods delivered as » sensenshie diatent® Beem, r om vo when all whe want Good Faken ets ae ee GREGORY & WAITE, FASE ON BAND IN THEIR STORE a . 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lari 9 LOC Accn Mulcah Sheriff met wit ginia Ci buggy, “grade ai _ thrown Mr. Mul serious]; a few sl ‘RoBB pez, who between robbed o money Ww a store, rr missed, . “was cha) nied, V placed a1 -eral time the mone there bei sion, ind released. REWA) pervisors reward fo murderer bridge. ernor wil to $3,000 of the Bo will be re idence th ests of the A Ne _ Yesterday plan and . it is desi; «> House bui posed to t] it may be side ; besi injured th the recon Jury the . _ MINtne . Morgan, ; Gold Flat rock, was penetrated of rock wa THE Soa _ ing party ; cial Club, parties of . filled at 8 . ued until 1 sixty-five ¢ & distance. THANE was very g The religic ed, and bu The large < _,Sumed, ma around mu » in conseqy Tre Ion ‘the Ione m Valley, is ; of cabins } machinery loon opene "ing is vein, * Miss Py this evenin postponed . understand in this city Dancrne . OTganize a, ~ on Tuesday night a dar general. in) Stated: M teacher as ; -during the @ware. H. quadrilles a

Ten TH ANT AR AR _ prosperity, and extend their thieving ope territory of this State js sparsely popula' ‘Bring the guilty party to justice, and to @@ to the scene of the murder. Every _ farge rewards should be offered and the @8 assumption of power. : ‘barely enongh to support him, and is not these villains to: justice. If he should ; . Considerable money in such work. .ether. For the arrest and conviction of. thee. We hope that our ‘next Legislature will devise some plan for the prevention . "shal took possession of the books and pa" Sek; > J ; . ~'geems to have been the favorite field fot the hordes of fostpads and petty thieves who infest this State. Other counties have also had their share of such miscreants. mand cabin where there are evidences of tations into every part of the Stafe. In several instances these outlaws have ‘been summarily , panished, but even in on the usual course of Justice, they might crimes today. ‘Trac, a large part of the ted, and the mountains furrish innumerable retreata for bandits. But a few days Since two ef the most attrocious murders hour's ride of this city. The crime was perpetrated early in the evening and upon a road which is considerably traveled. . It would have been impossible by any sys tem of police to prevent such a crime, but we believe that sqmething may be done to miake fiends of such-a character feel that the wages for such work is death. These murderers and robbers are the enemies, not only of their victims but of society — Their hind is against every man, and no ome can tell who will be the next victim. in the recent case,the object of the murderer or murderers, was undoubtedly gain, and there were no doubt confederates in the work of robbery, if not in the murder. Already hundreds of eyes have been turnsaspicious circumstance has been noted, and the crowds-that collect in the city ‘talk over the matter and reason out the ‘ucts of the unknown assassins. Many men would be willing to spend their time in tracing the murderer, but they have not the money to spend ; besides, it would not be right for the public to expect men to “take their lives in their hands,” ind go to search out such fiends ynless they were well paid. In addition to setting de tectives to work, the offer of a large reward would be an indugment for the associates of the murderéF to come forward and make him known. Men who have knowledge which would lead to the discovery ofa murderer would not hesi‘tate to give it for a price. In order there. fore te secure the punishment of crime, local authorities should be empowered by law togive them. The Saperyisors in this case have offered a reward of $2,000. The citizens of the county will sce that they are relieved of all blame for such _Qur peace officers are not sufficiently paid for their services. The Sheriff gets allowed a dime for time spent in bringing Spend a month in hunting up the murder: er, he could not get a cent unless an arrest was made, and the fees allowed by law would not pay for horse feed. Our present Sheriff has been very dilligeht in searching for these villains, and has spent Crime can only be prevented by giving Outlaws to understand that it will be {ollowed by certain punishment. In order to do this, every inducement should be made. todestroy confidence of scoundrels in each every criminal a large. reward should be offered, and the officers of the law should have ssurange that they will be liberally of crime and the punishment of criminals. ' . & bond for theirreturn to the Court. Avery has gone to San Francisco to file a bond ing the cattle, horses. etc., until I have be Becomrxe Civumzep—*I have seen Indians ‘ever since I entered Nevada,” digging potatoes and sawing wood; the females washing clothes or assisting in come perfectly. convinced, not only timt Indians will work, but that they do work, and I have found at least one instance where they have worked stéadity and rez ularly for years.” : : a> ANOTHER volcanic eruption of the volcaho Kilauea took place on the 15th of October, before daylight. It was preceded by load reports Nke cannon, ania large stream of lava run down the mountain side. It was so light on board ships in Altogether it was a magnificent sight. A MAN sentenced in North Carolina for highway robbery, has taken an appeal to the Supreme Court on the ground that road, it was not a highway robbery, and therefore does not come under the statate relating to the crime. Some of the most talented lawyers in the State are engaged on each side. : THE Cambridge, Mass. School Committee lately adopted a resolution that corporal punishment shall not be inflicted on any girlin any school, without the consent of her parents or guardian, which in each case must first be obtained: and that corporal punishment shall not be int flicted in any school without the consent and approval of the principal. AN Austrian subject, 'J. Clautechnigg, has been condemned to six months’ imprisonment at Trieste for having sold one hundred and thirty-three slaves in Egypt. A Festa in England asserts that liquid fire and combustibles, .similar to those lately discovered in Liverpool, are stored away in al] the large towns of England. OLD ABE, the Eighth Wisconsin eagle, engaged in an electioneering tour lately in Pennsylvania, Illinois and Wisconsin. — The noble bird was received with enthusiastic plaudits every where. THERE seems to be no end to the details of workhouse mismanagement in England. It now. appears that at Gateshead the dreadfal practice has prevailed for years’ of locking up refractory paupers with The New York Tribune, in a late issue, said: “By one of those infertial acts of the South Carolina Legislature, colored children between 18 and.21 years of age, wifo have neither father nor mother living in the district where they may be found, may be bound-out as apprentices by a megistrate.” ‘ Grorce D. PRENTICE, editor of the Louisville Journal, is strioualy ill with bronchitis. His recovery is doubtful. TNE Times saysthat the sales of California leather in San Francisco alone exceed in value $1,000,000 annually. The repute in Eastern market& THERE are 208 newspapers published on this cvast, including. British Possessions, Mexico and Pacific ports. Of these San Francisco claims 54.°-The Sandwich Islands have one daily, three weeklies and two monthlies. op HENRY ScHwarrz, whe advised Albeit Seelig to burn his house in Sen Francisco and helped him to do it, has been convicted. of arson. > : Gov. Patrox, of Alabama, estimates ‘that there are at least twenty thousand white widows and sixty thousand orphans in that State, three-fourths of the number being entirely destitute. THE Territorial Legislature of Montana convened at Virginia City on the 5th of’ November. The Council elected Charles 8. Bogg as President, and the House chose A. E. Mayhew Speaker. * exist in Utah in sufficient quantities to . Warrant the erection of iron works for the e ® eed > quality ofthe leather is saidto be in high} => One for the recovery of the books of the office and another in the nature of a quo warranto, the object of which is to oust Avery and obtain a judgment aga nst him fore the Court in about ten days. Pam Orr.—General Dix, our new Minister to Paris, sailed from New York November 24th. : THE Opposrrion STEsMER.—The opposition steamer, America, sails for the East. on the 135th of December. No steamer of . this lime will leave on the 5th or 25th insts. WHEN the steamer Golden City lef Panama there were in. port the United States steamers Mohongo and Waiteree, and storeship Farallones. d A FEW weeks ago, by order of Lieut. Thompson, at Fort Smith, Ark, cannon . ‘were fired through the strects to drive away the cholera. Paci Jciies, the great violinist, who visited California about two years ago, was one of the unlucky passengers of the ilfated Eventhe Star. Bocts gold dust is being circulated in Idado to some extent, three business houses in Idaho City having been detected in this nefarious practice. et Proresson Morse aSDTHE ATLANTIC CaBLE —It was-at Duseeldorf that the news of the successful laying of the Atlantic Cable reached Professo? Morse, on the 28th of July. A commercial company of some of the most respectable men of the city, about oe in number, were celebrating their annual dinner at the hotel, and hearing that the Professor was in the hotel, their Chairman went and took him prisoner and brought him into the room, where they gave him three cheers, and seated him by the chairman, who, in a speech, spoke of the great achievement of the telegraph, and pointed to. Prof. Morsed PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO’s ~ ‘ THROUGH LISE ~ Ze.. = RERW TORE. ° Carrying the U, 8S. Mail. Leave Folsom street Wharf, at 11 o'clock a. x. of the following dates. for PANAMA. connecting via Panama with ove of the Company's id Steamers fromi ASPINWALL for NEW On the 10th, 18thand 30th of cach month that has 3) days.. On the 10th, 19th aud 30th of each month that has 31 days. When the 10th. 19th and Ath fall on Sunday, they will leave on iy preceding ; when ‘be isth fails on Sunday, they will leave on Monday fullowing. Steamer leaving Sen Franciec.> on 1 ith touches at Manzanillo: All touch at Acapulco. . Departares of 18th or 19th councct with French Transatlantic Company's Steamer for St. Nazaire and Engiish Steamer for South america.ture of ith comnects with English Sicamer for Southampidn and P. R. KR. Co."« Steamer for Cen. tral America. Departure of Shh connects with* Engiish Steamer for Tamaco, the port of the new mises. The folowing Steamchips will be dispatched on dates as given below : é : Cabin sengers ‘berthed throngh. Raggage checked throug 100 pounds allewed each aduit senger. An experienced Surgeon on board. olicie and detndenen free. “‘fbese steamers Will positively sail at 11 o'clock. “Passengers are regucsted to have their hagvace on board paines Wocgock. Throach tickets:o Liverpool ! ¥ the “Inman Line™ can he obtained at the b. M.S. 5. Co's Office in San -Franciscu. For merchandise —— apply to Wells. Fargo & Co. *piendid steamship Colorado will be disched on Tuesday. January 1. 1567. for Hong Lepg via Honolaiz and Kanagawa carrying pas seogers, mails and freight. Passengers and‘freight will also be taken for Shabghe, to be forwarded from Kanagawa by steamer. = For pas-age other informatide apply at the

Paciéc Mail Steamship Company's of-ce, corher of ‘Sacramento and Leide=dorff «treets. San Fran: cisco. OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent. OPPOSITION To NEW voRK EVERY TWENTY DAYS! ’ Carrying the United States Mail. A £°T © a KoA Go Ca. = 3 The North American Steamship eee, Company will despatch the favor . He Steamship “ AMEERICA, For San Juan Del Sur, Nicaracua, From Mission Street Wharf, tii A. M. On WEDNESDAY, DECEMIBER 15. Connecting at Greytown with the magnificent New Steam-hip,. SaN FRANCISCO. 2) Tons —FuR NEW YORK. The America sails Jannary 14th. 1S67, connecting with the new steamer Nicaracna. > or further-informstion, apply to I W. RAY-4 MOND, Agent, North-west corner Battery and Pine Streets, up stairs,-San Francisco. as the inventor, whereupon eyery man filled his giass of champagne, drank the health of the Professor standing.and every one came forward to touch his glass. He matie a simple reply of thanks in English and then retired amid the cheers of the company. # Give Pristers Fair Piay.—We have a piece of advice, says an exchange, which we wish to fix firmly and indelibly upon the public mind, and that is, to give the printers fair play. Do not forget that it costs something to “puff” as well as to advertise, and never. sponge upon a printer in any way whatever. It is the printer's ink that makes ninetenths of your fortunes; it takes money to buy ink, ty and paper, and yet. after all this, few are ers fair play, give up all expections of gratultous puffing; ete, and come down with a remuneration. A SaILor being asked how he liked his wife, replied: “Why, d'ye see, I took her to be only half of me, as the parson says, but dash me if she isn’t twice as much as I. Lam only a tar, and she isa Tartar. Soeemana —— ———_____ ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Sireet, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprictor. the thanks the printer gets. Give printmagnificent goods. Hurrah for the Holidays! TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS!!! Toys:::: NICK. SLOCOVICH, Pine street.. .......Nevada City. * 4 z AS just opened the finest let of Toys. for the H Holidays ever brought to this ety. Hobby-Ho Drums. Guns, and every kind of Toys, for the Boys and Tea and Dinner Sets and lots of other beaatiful *plendid fresh su of Nu Candies and Fruits of all pply am Everybody should visit his store ahd see the : : ; Be Core ets, NITRO-GLYCERINE! Nobel’s Patent Blasting Of]! WW Aa now Prepared to sell Nobel's Patent Mr Swenron is willing, if desi to show purchasers the mode of blasting. ol at his Son — Michigan Binds, orat the place of purchsPamphlets with minute instructions will be presented to every purchaser or applicant. ¥ [Old stand of Jesse Wall and his successors} A Larger stock of Goods in their ling © aaa ean be found in any other = 4 store in the County, the Great Eastern and consisting of ; Hardware, : Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, (To. whjch'we mitht add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE} GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS WINES AND LIQUORS, & Of the Choiéest Qualities. _ BARLEY, WHEAT, 2 BRAN, SHORTS, &e. &e. On hand and to arrive, mostly to arrive. : 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough For an Ocean Cable and wananted not,to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, Which we are selling to the benefit of . one Goodyear. To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. . More Quicksil ilver than we want at the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. i Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of them « Teas and Coffees, more’ kinds than ever known before. 8 Nitro-Giyceriue. The same is stored with . A few Cords of Bacon, warranted Mr C. S. Swenson, at Michigan Bia, ae ae Placer County, On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that so Apogee muse gM" RP Ear . NTE made shen acuaintance, orn mi Cattridges for salen: the ne _— 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We it U'Ddkiason 4 HC Mecabe BANDMANN, NEILSON & CO. : coe : em Viyzinis 2 ~ do No. 210 Front Street, San Francisco. . 100 kee mats, mented. wort ph 5 lnericl Colas ea 2 — a San Francisco, Nov. 29th. yee] isi ner ae C A Nicksen dv A Piage Rock Creek P Rakes, Hoes, Pitehforks, Sluice é eaceer Dae Weer pero sists LB ‘Astin Green ee 8 D Skeags tout jan CIGARS * CIGARS! cIGARS? Fe Shoveis, es, 6M ‘ ; setae ie : B u Towsley Meado La J Holbrook Gientroot” en eee x 3 : ¢ : 7 3S saymond Nehada i Kent "aca L. PHILIPS, Fwine, Rubber Packing, Demijobns regery ies U ogee HAS -! ute de B rma Eon Se We JUST RECEIVED and any kind of liquors to fill them. Hartman’ -“G Colby oe . At his place of business. Mlcster” 0 2 Taner FresteCor2 — . Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity Mackie do Ww Jn SOE Bread street,....... Nevada City. te eats ; , yee ee Ws etek San Praacis A large and well selected stock of Sa * eee Seymore ee We button-hole nobody for custom ve ne 35 Weatling Bayes rath Benion é TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, motte but “fair dealing. — AB heal Downneiny 3 gore Celta Havana’ Gare, eer é pe “ ames Dutch Fiat Cards and Cutlery. . . —Fo ' RR Lai Mrs Unger" ure? B Roster, Sacramento: Which they will sell as cheap as they can be} . ables B sonaenbargh de d Micha ds Owensville bought inthe county. nas . 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods thard Toukin Unionville Ms bea Nerada Chy” EW iienae eo Ba . enaerte J§ Stump do EH Rokia Virgwia i Fresh Fish ! Fresh Fish}. . ae E W Dunston You Bet — BR. W. NOONAN & co. We consalt the tastes of our'customere and 70See ee — AVE made arrangementat; which they will . member always that it takes two to make a barJ. A. PIERCE, Hr yescee poy ae Satta ssa . on eet ni BEARER Ut FRESH FIS#®, : — CHOICE ovisiona, Liquors, OF ALL KINDS. \ QI Goods delivered as » sensenshie diatent® Beem, r om vo when all whe want Good Faken ets ae ee GREGORY & WAITE, FASE ON BAND IN THEIR STORE a . 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lari 9 LOC Accn Mulcah Sheriff met wit ginia Ci buggy, “grade ai _ thrown Mr. Mul serious]; a few sl ‘RoBB pez, who between robbed o money Ww a store, rr missed, . “was cha) nied, V placed a1 -eral time the mone there bei sion, ind released. REWA) pervisors reward fo murderer bridge. ernor wil to $3,000 of the Bo will be re idence th ests of the A Ne _ Yesterday plan and . it is desi; «> House bui posed to t] it may be side ; besi injured th the recon Jury the . _ MINtne . Morgan, ; Gold Flat rock, was penetrated of rock wa THE Soa _ ing party ; cial Club, parties of . filled at 8 . ued until 1 sixty-five ¢ & distance. THANE was very g The religic ed, and bu The large < _,Sumed, ma around mu » in conseqy Tre Ion ‘the Ione m Valley, is ; of cabins } machinery loon opene "ing is vein, * Miss Py this evenin postponed . understand in this city Dancrne . OTganize a, ~ on Tuesday night a dar general. in) Stated: M teacher as ; -during the @ware. H. quadrilles a