December 10, 1863 (4 pages)

at . goose that laid the golden gz im the expecta‘upon woertting on eotton for : _ of domination by fhe power of cottcn. _ knowledge that the war for niggers and.cot. ton has resiilied most disastrously for the _ waa pever so prosperous. ” ‘The North is one _ lately made to the North opened their eyes ~~ Ladies Sunitary “Aid” Society; Vancouver, . * takes out $300,000 in trensure, THe Redes SEE 1T.—When the slave~ holders of the South commenced open hostilpected te bring the mibeleworld to rele “ the, want of cotton. That they believed nj “would result ig évid@ot Yrow tdi’ 4 for years ptiér 40 the eleétion “of President Lisoon, The idea advanced inthe phrase, “cotton. 38 King” “cout ) sate. im. this Way : Phere ate fuillions of . persona depending . living, If the cotton is withyeld, millious “must starve or come to our terins.” They believed what théy said and tried the experiment, They looked on expecting to shé a crash And Yuin all over the North, and suffermg.in England and France rance forcing. these goverpments tq acknowledge the independence of the ‘rebel Confederacy. The wan who cut open the tion ‘of finding a bushel of metalic spheroids was not more astonished than the Seutbero lords of swatp. and niggers wheo they saw how baseless was thé fabric of ‘théir vision The Southermiden of the importance of cotton to the world was found to be illconsidered. The South did ‘not fare 86 weil aa Wad anticipated. The North and Europe . flourished where misery was expected. The rebels see how egotistical and foolish . they have. been. Men-who started out the most enthusiastic fire-eaters, are isin to aeobjects. Itis the South that presents the spectacle of rain and misery. while the North universal scene of prosperity from one end The visit of forvign ministers to the fact that war is ndt felt there as a burthen. Everybody is employed and at geod wages, and men are making money, laborers and all, as they never were before. The national devt is nothing, because every mas hasan interest in it and in keeping up the credit of the nation. of the more sagacious of the South. ple s¢e the hopelessness of a strug: . a but impoverishes and desolates the South while it enriches the North, end aré ready and anxious to cease the contest. The speech; of Mes Gantt of Arkansas, ‘lately published; a speech by another prominent southern man endeavoring to divest \-the ‘southern mind of an igypression that the war is waged for. the benefit of afew rich men alone, show that the leaven is wérking. The Richmond papers sometimes let slip a sentence which divulges their knowledge of . the fact that the South is the onlysection of the Union that suffers by the war. this knowledge become universal and the rebels will soon come to their senses and the Prize CONUNDRUM.— lhe prize cup was, awarded recently at ‘a melodeon to the author. of the following cortodrum: “Why is the Aqi@illa the greatest of war vessels?” Be~ cause she was the firet to sink one of our monitors. Mang )B Rokenson. Trenatter' GF the forwatded to San Prancisev, Nov. 2Ist, $530 to the Sanitary Fand, THe Danish bark Roska for ‘techn. Beer in Ricamoxd —By the following. frou the Richmond Whig of October 30th, it would seem that beef ard the Southern Confederacy will soon ho strangers te oseh¢ 7k aE PLD. Dy other: Beet ought to be selling now at 65 to 70 cents a pound, in accordance with the proposed arrrangements between, the butchers and the Government. It is quoted in yesterday morniny’s ere of the market at $1 to $1 50a oe netehore say the pel id cattle, and oe ae . poled 0 eloee th their sta orth, saab Tue Call’ euye, that the Rev. T. Starr _ King’é ew ebureh, on. Geary street, was 5 lighted“for the first, tume on Thursday eveTwenty-four: jets were Highte} a ae Mopast.—The way some Liaste = of matrimony, or one of sunshine and happij_ each sites al ash aadbaael nant ture. @ . Union party welll Let}. _4 ty of freight has been forwarded from Red ning; >; eagcaersaipropereytny (Ya imaginable in their dew state whom came from Taolumne, we presume. There must be wrong, in this af. fair. The imménse ‘power of the Flag was used to elect MeCarty, aud be had been runconfidence in the future. Ie the. House ,the election of Hop. W. H. settle Speakership will have much todo th benishing red tape, circumlveution and . ae “ning aif over the State to secure the place by }personal applications ‘ members vil." the ". Legislature. We have an iatimstion frou head quarters that the ‘members of the House mistook him for Rider and Rider for him, and elected Rider thiuking they were voting for MeCarty.’ ‘It's feasonable. ~ Fearn Fanco.—Phi kindly walked out of the niet patriot, whea the time came for an election of Secretary of the Senate. Having spent a great deal of taledt and money stumping the State, being well known asthe late Clerk of the Supreme Court, and being lwfgely ‘discounted by -sev~ eral papers he took pains to compliment on the stump, he wae eapposed to be a most formidable candidate. The tact that his name was not presented is owing, we learn, te the discretion of rank himself, for which he is deserving of all eredit. Nor Dear.—The Usies tries to make a point on the rebellion from the cireumstance that ‘whisky is worth in Richmond a dollar aod fifty cents adram. Wheo if sa taken igto copsideration that this is paid in Confederate currency which is worth but eight cents on the dollar, it will be seen that whis—a Dit a drink. whichis not remarkably . Be dear when the risk of Confederate rags falling stif! lower in value is regarded. ; Gose To THE DOGS.—The Sonora Flag ‘basa most exhaustive article of a column and a half stiowing conclusively that the . ga to the dogs if the Sat -Francisco * Jadependente do not feel the weight of party discipline. As the Inde. pendents have hot béen scdutged, it follows, of course, that the Union party bas gone to the demsition bow-wows. The Flag, Press and Evening Journal are about to wear weeds, we suppose. They have our sym= athlon in thet terrible bereavement. : " Sieiir Pend ror ‘rne HONORS.—The Flag and Press aré dieputing for the honor _(1) of first advocating the party :diefranchisemeat of the San Francisco. Independents. Comine Back.—Quite a number of our old citizens dre back front Reese River, and some of them have-had enough of it. They ‘arrive generally with a hard biled cough and depblogisticated esd ei i LAST BLOW AT POPULAR BUVEREIGNTY. The Union suggests the burning of every distillery in the Southern States just as soon as reached. ta The San Francisco Evening. Journal bas increased its price from one bitte two bits a week, and secured the services, it says, of an able writer ‘and. Boomers Glad to héar it.-— . Goop.—The Union County Central Committee ot Siskiyou have appointed a large ‘gommittee to canvass thatcounty in aid of the Sanitary. Fund. Things look there as if there was ininatrcisii ‘to Taine # tyepectTue Independent en that ‘Weavervitie i ie rebuilt, and soon all trade of the late deatructive fire will be obliterated. A large quantiBluff to Weaverville this season for winter aupplies. Tuk Walla Walle’ Sictesman-enye thet Gan. ‘Congress from Idaho Terntory, has been elected by the heavy vote east of the Rocky mountains. The statement is =? relia~ ble. In this ‘city, yesterday m i. by Rev. J Hill, CHARLEs C. Manes hotatey. hee Sa od Mee We acknowledge the receipt of cake and wine. We wish our young friends all the It is for them to make: their journey through cloudy and tempestuous, as the day, they were united in the boly boodd hess. ‘May the whitecwing-d angels of love pene Assisted as he will be by a thorrodgh parltamenfarian agd indefatigable and quick worket.sa. the-persen.of the Chief, Clerk, we hate @owbls asstratce that business will be dispatched, and wet remain in the drag in thet house. * ‘The Sonate fe 2 zotd body tt every serea proscdans Qne esunttluek over thechat of names in that house without coming Jo this conclusion. It has organized with a. good ‘set of officers, and gone to work “at once. This all Jocks well. We ‘hope the future will cooficm the impression which the Legislsture makea in the outset. There is much to do to adapt the laws of the. State to the new order of things-created. by the change in the constitution, Dut not so minch but that it may be done in a short session. —_——— . LIGT OF LETTERS, ae in B na atte ier Post All lett Ne en ae a Bam Office more than one wi will aah vertited: Persons asking for. adveftised letters. will or give the date.of the advertisement. . , E-Fe BEAN, P Arist? F G Haney Jobn Beck Andrew Hewut JDBlair Alexander Hesken Rtebard * — Solomon Henry Mrs Mary Ann = Hothes Ww se pee ackmore Wesley oeper Thomas Bouden Andrew 2 Howard David Bawden A : Lombard Solomon 2 Burk Wa 2 taxes HAA Bradley Wm J Luey Timothy Bostwick Mrs Henry Little Geerge 2 Cormien Mrs Morrill HB Cox Neleon . . Murehead John. Coats Joba F Mornoben Wim-. Clark John ONeai Jota Carlisle Wm L _ Neal Mra Ellen — Dixon Thomas ~ O'Dopaill Dasiet Dwire Mathew © Putnam Victor Drake Wilham Rathburn L D, Doviey Clements Skaggs D Drew Washington Sohthng Mr Freeby Henry Stiles H R Pryeburger Frad Trask W E ‘ ‘. Gilbert John Joba Treiavaide Chas Gordad CA : Wine Tristran Hawes Frank B39 Ward Austin Wilsen Lemuel Seneca * bore gag Hag! county of eveda. n ice Kisser °. 2, ap oe Aue You we ple A Heats of California to ir and swer to the fed stmmoned to t of John 2 es Dee. 7th, ‘ees fe ay office in said towns ip and county within ten daye from thé service of this writ, if served om you in this y, within twenty days ifeerved on in th triet and out of the county, and within eer Se days if servoa ou: x09 tp Shia. Baba and out Sule. detries. commented in my Court 7th peo 1863, oe Guise Ghepiainent pra EP Ow upon a certain coy oa Tro ‘Hundred Do Dollars together wi page ardor ag per mouth interest from the ‘iy — 1862. upon said note as now: cant m said complaint now on file in , and aleo the foreciosare of that certain mort A you given to secure the pocy Anti. aT pal and intedest. in paged pte nd you are notified that if ee ee ee ee jeapanat egabioe y cetera Oy" atta get with eestacf auit, ead other relief as may be justin the premises. Witaces my hand . ye oa of Ore. 133, A trae copy attest. allt Combs, Constable. ; ot of Carnie: county of Nevada. In Jus tice Court, R. MeGoun Justice of the Peare. Littl York Township. Piaintiff vs T. J. Ritter Defen . —Teapocaning te inp antiefantion Seen tiecmae vit ohn Hussey and filed im the above cause and before me. the said has a good and against the said def oma note for $200 interes: op Promienory note for 9200 nnd fi , wad 5 fied be te = bes , said Attorney to enwih sum. mous in said cause and that said . ee be pabtishen ba br gts eed TRANSty: for the solarectnes Teed my tant Oe he of Des, aie Evy im fi . e ce t. ‘PHILLIPS, _ Opposite the Old Srind, . ae f “ef. oP = oroys +e a = a “a Usewbele deh doit Cxamine my poe and I wili guarantee to suit tue taste ; . of all who keep on set keep hand alarge cumplete asfosturat of ’ Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &e. Which I shall seti, as I have always done, st remarkabiy low rajes. Socaliand see me us . ani presareg © stpyply the mullion wih goods at low prices. hevaia, Dec. tj) : NEVADA RESTAURANT. a No. 39 Broad Street, Next door to G. W. Kidd’s Banking ues '§ Lacass weuid 4° inform his old friends Je and patrons that hehas re-opencd at the above place, his . Rotisscrie and Restaurant, Which will be carried on in a style heretofore unkaowa in Nevags. VFersons wishing a first class meal are invited 10 ¢ail. The culmary acpati Per aor On In sight of the castomers, and none bat the ¢hoieest morsels are used here. Families wishing to have a toast delivered to them, or parties d: sirous vf S37 BECHERCHE' ‘ DINNERCE Are invited to come. , The ‘services of one of the best cooks in California has been secured by the proprietor, who understands something in that line himeelf, and it is his-imtention to make this a model Restauragt _ Nevada, Dec. 7tf _ E. W. SMITH ’ Justice of the Peace, Qrzies tthe city Marshals Office Nevada, a 5th—3m’ ' MASONIC. “The afnval Election of Officers of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, ¥. & A M., will také placeon. W EDNESDAY EVEN. ING, Dee. 9th, 1863. at the Baptiat parteiariy reutcven By eee ar ance is Freqnost ‘ ~ 4 33 RANDC LPH, Master: Attest, Tuomas P. Haw.ay, See’y. IMPORTANT NOTICE ! Have received their stock of WINTER GOODS, Which they will sell Cheaper than any wn itiiaki ment in Nevada County. Cate ar We would invite every ome wishing anything im the Clothiag line te call and examine our Geeds and Prices before buying elsewhere. We are determined to ecll being. fe y set forth end noted } our.Goods as cheap as they can be purchased in aint. San Francisco or New York.‘ ' minds Our stock is coniplete.” We wit? warrant to @t out avy man or boy wath a suit to his taste. . (ear stock comsists in part of Fashionable Overcoats, Frock Coats, of all sizes; Every kind of Coats, Veste—a magnificent as. Velvet, Plush, Cassim’e, . Pante—every size, color, and style. _ Shirts, of all sizesnand prices, Collars, Unclotlies, Socks, Neck Ties, Cravats, and in “~ shochS ty-8 soeme grease Gm,itis acknowledged by every ited our prrere trie akg Ay red as tive BOOTS AND, $HO! Her the petons, Maen an eine hous ia Gi ot : If you wast good’ TRUNKS AND VALISES, ‘ Call and examine oer etock. “We havea large and splendid stock of HATS AND CAPS. ean be foend, at. this Establishment where he would be pleased te-see his old friends and ac“hh @ $ ever Lover around them. ; Foteannes eStats Coil OSA ae Sree MESSRS. S. HAAS & CO.,. me. Wurth, formerly at A. Block & Co's. Pipes, Matches, Cards; &c, ON BROAD STREFTDr sacra cape hs ee ee ee ee -peChdaed id below: the old ne NOW READY to supply his former Sree eae public geucrally = all ii -his ijheas berctofereats ~ I" In_returning thanks to his friends and the publie-for past rouage, he solicits a continuance of the came in fatere. He we wid aleo inform the public that he will re-open the old stand by the Ist of Decemberpext. Nevada, Nov. 14th. ws <2 . Nevada Steam, Sash and Door Wactory and Planing MUL Back of the Court House. Havi 1é-bullt my shop, I am a! te receive rf orders. for a > : Windéws, A kinds of Dressed ber. » Will atten? to Carpentering and Baik every at the shortest notice a reasonabieterms. , Window Glass, of all sizes for sale and ext te order. GEORGE M. HUGHES. Nevada. Nor. 18, OYSTER SALOON. _ MICHAEL LORNG,. ry Takes this meth. OY: of informing the publim that he has opened an Oyster Saloon, at © THE POST OFFICE BUILDING, On. Main street. Fneee hee eenetant. receipt of FRESH OYSster Stews in the best style. Cat and try poll a : ™ Nevada, Nov. i7th—!m : of oR NAT IO NA, may RESTAURANT. a CHARLES MILLER, Proprietor. JUST OPENED ! And now ready for public Sr SOCIAL . BALL. At T ranc On Tempers Bea, i day, Decemper 2th; 186s" “To” be given by MRS. BLUM. The best of music ner been sveured for the occasion. A good supper will be got ap, for the Party. The public are respectfully invited to attend. TICKETS—THREE DOLLARS. Nevada, Des. 2, 1863. . NEW MEAT MARKET. JOHN C. apa A pati nd ever ant of aris bedi . San Francisco Prides . Corner of Pine ana Washington Sts. did viate as his hotel large and “Nationa ed to the ce T come fre ‘gers. . . aw ‘the Seni five in th were Ua land. T ing 20 ¥; E. W. of E: B. arrested that he v co, as his ter. . THE ( , procured will © give tickets: t . Prancise ~ J.D. a libel, ¢] 000, far ; . ing claim FRant Francise of ship ‘I eage fron Tue Y Cullectar tions of § 000 cs Broad Street. @ deers “pelow Dan. Baker's, Where he will always keep ou hand the best of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Vegetables, &c. Gentlemen, just mea cail <a ouekebentiedanee ig Teeumseh Quartz Mining oes TOTICE is hereby N on the capitai E. H. GArLorp, a = ~“SNOTICE. HORWITZ, of the! . J. Horwits & sane nehlal of B. at the store of of: Pie pent . oeaiaag ep: old affairs. oi ‘persons Ost: 1 “hostit . sald-cor~ Mining Company is levied, per share, and payable to A. C Nites, a

at . goose that laid the golden gz im the expecta‘upon woertting on eotton for : _ of domination by fhe power of cottcn. _ knowledge that the war for niggers and.cot. ton has resiilied most disastrously for the _ waa pever so prosperous. ” ‘The North is one _ lately made to the North opened their eyes ~~ Ladies Sunitary “Aid” Society; Vancouver, . * takes out $300,000 in trensure, THe Redes SEE 1T.—When the slave~ holders of the South commenced open hostilpected te bring the mibeleworld to rele “ the, want of cotton.. That they believed nj “would result ig évid@ot Yrow tdi’ 4 for years ptiér 40 the eleétion “of President Lisoon, The idea advanced inthe phrase, “cotton. 38 King” “cout ) sate. im. this Way : Phere ate fuillions of . persona depending . living, If the cotton is withyeld, millious “must starve or come to our terins.” They believed what théy said and tried the experiment, They looked on expecting to shé a crash And Yuin all over the North, and suffermg.in England and France rance forcing. these goverpments tq acknowledge the independence of the ‘rebel Confederacy. The wan who cut open the tion ‘of finding a bushel of metalic spheroids was not more astonished than the Seutbero lords of swatp. and niggers wheo they saw how baseless was thé fabric of ‘théir vision The Southermiden of the importance of cotton to the world was found to be illconsidered. The South did ‘not fare 86 weil aa Wad anticipated. The North and Europe . flourished where misery was expected. The rebels see how egotistical and foolish . they have. been. Men-who started out the most enthusiastic fire-eaters, are isin to aeobjects. Itis the South that presents the spectacle of rain and misery. while the North universal scene of prosperity from one end The visit of forvign ministers to the fact that war is ndt felt there as a burthen. Everybody is employed and at geod wages, and men are making money, laborers and all, as they never were before. The national devt is nothing, because every mas hasan interest in it and in keeping up the credit of the nation. of the more sagacious of the South. ple s¢e the hopelessness of a strug: . a but impoverishes and desolates the South while it enriches the North, end aré ready and anxious to cease the contest. The speech; of Mes Gantt of Arkansas, ‘lately published; a speech by another prominent southern man endeavoring to divest \-the ‘southern mind of an igypression that the war is waged for. the benefit of afew rich men alone, show that the leaven is wérking. The Richmond papers sometimes let slip a sentence which divulges their knowledge of . the fact that the South is the onlysection of the Union that suffers by the war. this knowledge become universal and the rebels will soon come to their senses and the Prize CONUNDRUM.— lhe prize cup was, awarded recently at ‘a melodeon to the author. of the following cortodrum: “Why is the Aqi@illa the greatest of war vessels?” Be~ cause she was the firet to sink one of our monitors. Mang )B Rokenson. Trenatter' GF the forwatded to San Prancisev, Nov. 2Ist, $530 to the Sanitary Fand, THe Danish bark Roska for ‘techn. Beer in Ricamoxd —By the following. frou the Richmond Whig of October 30th, it would seem that beef ard the Southern Confederacy will soon ho strangers te oseh¢ 7k aE PLD. Dy other: Beet ought to be selling now at 65 to 70 cents a pound, in accordance with the proposed arrrangements between, the butchers and the Government. It is quoted in yesterday morniny’s ere of the market at $1 to $1 50a oe netehore say the pel id cattle, and oe ae . poled 0 eloee th their sta orth, saab Tue Call’ euye, that the Rev. T. Starr _ King’é ew ebureh, on. Geary street, was 5 lighted“for the first, tume on Thursday eveTwenty-four: jets were Highte} a ae Mopast.—The way some Liaste = of matrimony, or one of sunshine and happij_ each sites al ash aadbaael nant ture. @ . Union party welll Let}. _4 ty of freight has been forwarded from Red ning; >; eagcaersaipropereytny (Ya imaginable in their dew state whom came from Taolumne, we presume. There must be wrong, in this af. fair. The imménse ‘power of the Flag was used to elect MeCarty, aud be had been runconfidence in the future. Ie the. House ,the election of Hop. W. H. settle Speakership will have much todo th benishing red tape, circumlveution and . ae “ning aif over the State to secure the place by }personal applications ‘ members vil." the ". Legislature. We have an iatimstion frou head quarters that the ‘members of the House mistook him for Rider and Rider for him, and elected Rider thiuking they were voting for MeCarty.’ ‘It's feasonable. ~ Fearn Fanco.—Phi kindly walked out of the niet patriot, whea the time came for an election of Secretary of the Senate. Having spent a great deal of taledt and money stumping the State, being well known asthe late Clerk of the Supreme Court, and being lwfgely ‘discounted by -sev~ eral papers he took pains to compliment on the stump, he wae eapposed to be a most formidable candidate. The tact that his name was not presented is owing, we learn, te the discretion of rank himself, for which he is deserving of all eredit. Nor Dear.—The Usies tries to make a point on the rebellion from the cireumstance that ‘whisky is worth in Richmond a dollar aod fifty cents adram. Wheo if sa taken igto copsideration that this is paid in Confederate currency which is worth but eight cents on the dollar, it will be seen that whis—a Dit a drink. whichis not remarkably . Be dear when the risk of Confederate rags falling stif! lower in value is regarded. ; Gose To THE DOGS.—The Sonora Flag ‘basa most exhaustive article of a column and a half stiowing conclusively that the . ga to the dogs if the Sat -Francisco * Jadependente do not feel the weight of party discipline. As the Inde. pendents have hot béen scdutged, it follows, of course, that the Union party bas gone to the demsition bow-wows. The Flag, Press and Evening Journal are about to wear weeds, we suppose. They have our sym= athlon in thet terrible bereavement. : " Sieiir Pend ror ‘rne HONORS.—The Flag and Press aré dieputing for the honor _(1) of first advocating the party :diefranchisemeat of the San Francisco. Independents. Comine Back.—Quite a number of our old citizens dre back front Reese River, and some of them have-had enough of it. They ‘arrive generally with a hard biled cough and depblogisticated esd ei i LAST BLOW AT POPULAR BUVEREIGNTY. The Union suggests the burning of every distillery in the Southern States just as soon as reached.. ta The San Francisco Evening. Journal bas increased its price from one bitte two bits a week, and secured the services, it says, of an able writer ‘and. Boomers Glad to héar it.-— . Goop.—The Union County Central Committee ot Siskiyou have appointed a large ‘gommittee to canvass thatcounty in aid of the Sanitary. Fund. Things look there as if there was ininatrcisii ‘to Taine # tyepectTue Independent en that ‘Weavervitie i ie rebuilt, and soon all trade of the late deatructive fire will be obliterated. A large quantiBluff to Weaverville this season for winter aupplies. Tuk Walla Walle’ Sictesman-enye thet Gan. ‘Congress from Idaho Terntory, has been elected by the heavy vote east of the Rocky mountains. The statement is =? relia~ ble. In this ‘city, yesterday m i. by Rev. J Hill, CHARLEs C. Manes hotatey. hee Sa od Mee We acknowledge the receipt of cake and wine. We wish our young friends all the It is for them to make: their journey through cloudy and tempestuous, as the day, they were united in the boly boodd hess. ‘May the whitecwing-d angels of love pene Assisted as he will be by a thorrodgh parltamenfarian agd indefatigable and quick worket.sa. the-persen.of the Chief, Clerk, we hate @owbls asstratce that business will be dispatched, and wet remain in the drag in thet house. * ‘The Sonate fe 2 zotd body tt every serea proscdans Qne esunttluek over thechat of names in that house without coming Jo this conclusion. It has organized with a. good ‘set of officers, and gone to work “at once. This all Jocks well. We ‘hope the future will cooficm the impression which the Legislsture makea in the outset. There is much to do to adapt the laws of the. State to the new order of things-created. by the change in the constitution, Dut not so minch but that it may be done in a short session. —_——— . LIGT OF LETTERS, ae in B na atte ier Post All lett Ne en ae a Bam Office more than one wi will aah vertited: Persons asking for. adveftised letters. will or give the date.of the advertisement. . , E-Fe BEAN, P Arist? F G Haney Jobn Beck Andrew Hewut JDBlair Alexander Hesken Rtebard * — Solomon Henry Mrs Mary Ann = Hothes Ww se pee ackmore Wesley oeper Thomas Bouden Andrew 2 Howard David Bawden A : Lombard Solomon 2 Burk Wa 2 taxes HAA Bradley Wm J Luey Timothy Bostwick Mrs Henry Little Geerge 2 Cormien Mrs Morrill HB Cox Neleon . . Murehead John. Coats Joba F Mornoben Wim-. Clark John ONeai Jota Carlisle Wm L _ Neal Mra Ellen — Dixon Thomas ~ O'Dopaill Dasiet Dwire Mathew © Putnam Victor Drake Wilham Rathburn L D, Doviey Clements Skaggs D Drew Washington Sohthng Mr Freeby Henry Stiles H R Pryeburger Frad Trask W E ‘ ‘. Gilbert John Joba Treiavaide Chas Gordad CA : Wine Tristran Hawes Frank B39 Ward Austin Wilsen Lemuel Seneca * bore gag Hag! county of eveda. n ice Kisser °. 2, ap oe Aue You we ple A Heats of California to ir and swer to the fed stmmoned to t of John 2 es Dee. 7th, ‘ees fe ay office in said towns ip and county within ten daye from thé service of this writ, if served om you in this y, within twenty days ifeerved on in th triet and out of the county, and within eer Se days if servoa ou: x09 tp Shia. Baba and out Sule. detries. commented in my Court 7th peo 1863, oe Guise Ghepiainent pra EP Ow upon a certain

coy oa Tro ‘Hundred Do Dollars together wi page ardor ag per mouth interest from the ‘iy — 1862. upon said note as now: cant m said complaint now on file in , and aleo the foreciosare of that certain mort A you given to secure the pocy Anti. aT pal and intedest. in paged pte nd you are notified that if ee ee ee ee jeapanat egabioe y cetera Oy" atta get with eestacf auit, ead other relief as may be justin the premises. Witaces my hand . ye oa of Ore. 133, A trae copy attest. allt Combs, Constable. ; ot of Carnie: county of Nevada. In Jus tice Court, R. MeGoun Justice of the Peare. Littl York Township. Piaintiff vs T. J. Ritter Defen . —Teapocaning te inp antiefantion Seen tiecmae vit ohn Hussey and filed im the above cause and before me. the said has a good and against the said def oma note for $200 interes: op Promienory note for 9200 nnd fi , wad 5 fied be te = bes , said Attorney to enwih sum. mous in said cause and that said . ee be pabtishen ba br gts eed TRANSty: for the solarectnes Teed my tant Oe he of Des, aie Evy im fi . e ce t. ‘PHILLIPS, _ Opposite the Old Srind, . ae f “ef. oP = oroys +e a = a “a Usewbele deh doit Cxamine my poe and I wili guarantee to suit tue taste ; . of all who keep on set keep hand alarge cumplete asfosturat of ’ Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &e. Which I shall seti, as I have always done, st remarkabiy low rajes. Socaliand see me us . ani presareg © stpyply the mullion wih goods at low prices. hevaia, Dec. tj) : NEVADA RESTAURANT. a No. 39 Broad Street, Next door to G. W. Kidd’s Banking ues '§ Lacass weuid 4° inform his old friends Je and patrons that hehas re-opencd at the above place, his . Rotisscrie and Restaurant, Which will be carried on in a style heretofore unkaowa in Nevags. VFersons wishing a first class meal are invited 10 ¢ail. The culmary acpati Per aor On In sight of the castomers, and none bat the ¢hoieest morsels are used here. Families wishing to have a toast delivered to them, or parties d: sirous vf S37 BECHERCHE' ‘ DINNERCE Are invited to come. , The ‘services of one of the best cooks in California has been secured by the proprietor, who understands something in that line himeelf, and it is his-imtention to make this a model Restauragt _ Nevada, Dec. 7tf _ E. W. SMITH ’ Justice of the Peace, Qrzies tthe city Marshals Office Nevada, a 5th—3m’ ' MASONIC. “The afnval Election of Officers of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, ¥. & A M., will také placeon. W EDNESDAY EVEN. ING, Dee. 9th, 1863. at the Baptiat parteiariy reutcven By eee ar ance is Freqnost ‘ ~ 4 33 RANDC LPH, Master: Attest, Tuomas P. Haw.ay, See’y. IMPORTANT NOTICE ! Have received their stock of WINTER GOODS, Which they will sell Cheaper than any wn itiiaki ment in Nevada County. Cate ar We would invite every ome wishing anything im the Clothiag line te call and examine our Geeds and Prices before buying elsewhere. We are determined to ecll being. fe y set forth end noted } our.Goods as cheap as they can be purchased in aint. San Francisco or New York.‘ ' minds Our stock is coniplete.” We wit? warrant to @t out avy man or boy wath a suit to his taste. . (ear stock comsists in part of Fashionable Overcoats, Frock Coats, of all sizes; Every kind of Coats, Veste—a magnificent as. Velvet, Plush, Cassim’e, . Pante—every size, color, and style. _ Shirts, of all sizesnand prices, Collars, Unclotlies, Socks, Neck Ties, Cravats, and in “~ shochS ty-8 soeme grease Gm,itis acknowledged by every ited our prrere trie akg Ay red as tive BOOTS AND, $HO! Her the petons, Maen an eine hous ia Gi ot : If you wast good’ TRUNKS AND VALISES, ‘ Call and examine oer etock. “We havea large and splendid stock of HATS AND CAPS. ean be foend, at. this Establishment where he would be pleased te-see his old friends and ac“hh @ $ ever Lover around them. ; Foteannes eStats Coil OSA ae Sree MESSRS. S. HAAS & CO.,. me. Wurth, formerly at A. Block & Co's. Pipes, Matches, Cards; &c, ON BROAD STREFTDr sacra cape hs ee ee ee ee -peChdaed id below: the old ne NOW READY to supply his former Sree eae public geucrally = all ii -his ijheas berctofereats ~ I" In_returning thanks to his friends and the publie-for past rouage, he solicits a continuance of the came in fatere. He we wid aleo inform the public that he will re-open the old stand by the Ist of Decemberpext. Nevada, Nov. 14th. ws <2 . Nevada Steam, Sash and Door Wactory and Planing MUL Back of the Court House. Havi 1é-bullt my shop, I am a! te receive rf orders. for a > : Windéws, A kinds of Dressed ber. » Will atten? to Carpentering and Baik every at the shortest notice a reasonabieterms. , Window Glass, of all sizes for sale and ext te order. GEORGE M. HUGHES. Nevada. Nor. 18, OYSTER SALOON. _ MICHAEL LORNG,.. ry Takes this meth. OY: of informing the publim that he has opened an Oyster Saloon, at © THE POST OFFICE BUILDING, On. Main street. Fneee hee eenetant. receipt of FRESH OYSster Stews in the best style. Cat and try poll a : ™ Nevada, Nov. i7th—!m : of oR NAT IO NA, may RESTAURANT. a CHARLES MILLER, Proprietor. JUST OPENED ! And now ready for public Sr SOCIAL . BALL. At T ranc On Tempers Bea, i day, Decemper 2th; 186s" “To” be given by MRS. BLUM. The best of music ner been sveured for the occasion. A good supper will be got ap, for the Party.. The public are respectfully invited to attend. TICKETS—THREE DOLLARS. Nevada, Des. 2, 1863. . NEW MEAT MARKET. JOHN C. apa A pati nd ever ant of aris bedi . San Francisco Prides . Corner of Pine ana Washington Sts. did viate as his hotel large and “Nationa ed to the ce T come fre ‘gers. . . aw ‘the Seni five in th were Ua land. T ing 20 ¥; E. W. of E: B. arrested that he v co, as his ter. . THE ( , procured will © give tickets: t . Prancise ~ J.D. a libel, ¢] 000, far ; . ing claim FRant Francise of ship ‘I eage fron Tue Y Cullectar tions of § 000 cs Broad Street. @ deers “pelow Dan. Baker's, Where he will always keep ou hand the best of Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Vegetables, &c. Gentlemen, just mea cail <a ouekebentiedanee ig Teeumseh Quartz Mining oes TOTICE is hereby N on the capitai E. H. GArLorp, a = ~“SNOTICE. HORWITZ, of the! . J. Horwits & sane nehlal of B. at the store of of: Pie pent . oeaiaag ep: old affairs. oi ‘persons Ost: 1 “hostit . sald-cor~ Mining Company is levied, per share, and payable to A. C Nites, a