December 10, 1868 (4 pages)

pHs penne aap ashore 2 ah au ae ho RRR ea UME Ga a oma a seeiiaecnieie 6 5A TRE NIALL NPA il TTS BO CEE MRE gard to distance. .A parcel stamp would pay fora yes tog t to San Francisco or 8 as a letter is now takpac alpen of the Telegraph “the Post“ Office — ‘To this, _ fhe game: reasons as to the other.— The principal objettion is that it would be bringing the government into com-. Wis ins eauployed about pare op padi == 2rlbange p= yt hegagieetet than 0: ncdepaadllag toGho new duneta. How .)few-of these. -who.went. to ._ Washoe, Reese River, or any other point, ever bettered their condition. Many men left fair business property, sold their . claims at a sacrifice, and crossed. the Sierras, confident that they would make fortunes. In two or three years after, they returned to Nevada county, far poorer than they left it. workers can, wé are satisfied, do far better in this county than at White Pine. A few men may, by trading and speculations,in stock, become rich, but we are satisfied thatthe larger proportion of those who go, will come back poorer than when they left. There is every evidence that the reports Wei Piss toe gutsaetly sikamaasee’ . and we advise every man who is making = living w stick to his business, and when he hears of White Pine, let him ‘think of the hundreds Who were carried off by as promising representations about other rich countries, and who . came back “dead. broke,” ae sel Frmemen’s ELection.—At the regu. lar meeting of Protection Hose Company No.1, of Grass Valley, says the National, held on Monday evening, the following persons were elected officers for the ensuing year: President, Joho C, Goad ; Foreman, 8, D, Leavitt ; First Asst.,I. W. Hays ; Second Asst.,D. Kendig ; Secretary, George W. Dixon; Treasurer, C. C, Smith ; Steward, H, D, om . Brown; Delegates to the Fire Department, J.C. Goad; J. BE. P. Williams inated for Chief Engineer, and A. J pak ak PD. — pe Sateen Engineers.» Ipamo. Comanrer Them mining company held their regular annual ng com . ride of . last night, says the National, and elected the following officers for the r. ensuing year: Trastees, Edward Cole ed. . man, Thomas Findley, William Young, ees sv ucrens ov fice and am Fahne being done. it does not that the bankers do less . OF that express companies are failing becaust of this re Sean Werate confident that pr pamidhtger tegen =a i caesina tae hs panecons ofsmall pox in this State much has been eaid for and against vaccination George Carter and M. P. O'Connor ; President ani baputaccckki ‘Edward Coleman ; Treasurer, Thomas Findley ; Secretary, M. P. O'Connor. The Idaho continues to yield an. excellent quality of rock, the new mill works admirably, . and the mine may now be regarded as among the best in this vicinity, which in the world. AN ADVANCE JoURNAL.—The Sah Franciseo Times has a half column of self adulation, in which it tries to convinée ita readers that it is the only honest, high toned and reliable newspaper in San Francisco. The Jimesevidently thinks itis a little ahead of anything on the Pacific coast, and in its columns we find evidences of the truth of the fact. It hasan article headed, “The Forty-third Congress.” It pronounces that body two-thirds Republican and, states that after receiving the PresiFo oa dent’s message, Congtess—the Fortystain ane inia city. Be tha maximum of but 182 feet. Scott he cost of the road at $300,000. A Maou te Bavocate the doctrine that ‘uly "Whe ae are ‘imaes bat jj to that in his State the third Congress—will adjourn until after the holidays. As no other journal has gotten further along than the Fortieth Congress, we concede to the Times the lead ia matter of, news, by nearly five years. THE Sacramento Union says: The Secretary of the Treasury, in his repors, favors a speedy return to specie payments, and = — of per monéy as one of t mea Mee % t e not favora It shows a large deficit of out ,. expenditares ; int this he egvie owing to the eXtraordina soldiers’ bounties, and the Pan cific Railway—the — ee struction laws have been correct the evil SMALL Pox.—Tne Health Officer at San Francisco has submitted his report for the week ending December Sth and places the number of cases of small pox at 107, of which 48 died.“ Diligent . aod C. C. Smith.’ Seen wns oem is,equivalent to saying one of the best . , His financial ex-. and he asks Congress to take steps to The hew * Work will be partly Amer can in theme and promises to be the masterpiece of the author. Subscribers for the year will receive the magazine from the commencement ‘of this » stéry to ‘the end of 1869. be numbers of 64 —o. each, embracing the best Reviews, a ae a begs ¢ Literary, Scientific, Biographical, Historical and Political Information, and forming a b66k of more than 3,000. double column octavo pages ina year. This is one of the very first magazines of its class in the country, 0 the sul irice is only $8 a An extra copy will be sent with ¢ vos club of five subscribers. We heartily commend this periodical to those who want to get a spaanine of great, a ary merit. Tue Ariny and Navy Journal tells a of one of Sherman’s soldiers, who, at the close of the war, when, he had . returned victorious to his home and household gods, never was able to accustom himeelf to the luxury of a feather bed, and was fain to stretch himself if he would sleep at all, on Mother Earth. One aighés é nee pistol shot wakened the veteran, when he i self, scratching u the ground with his hands. J ‘Tame are over 100 cases of smallpox now in the Potrero Hospital, San Francisco, and the nprrses are calling on sume mhhe sannhes weste.ta an academy in Western New York, sent an order to FURNITURE AT AUCTION. Seen (Ds FBIDAX, DEC. 11¢h, tarned « ver and began to intrench him[* the public for rags:’ Mentioning this . [eococamierie ourth . The Living Age is issued in weekly . parce chaser, ws Administrator of the Estate of John Hartsell, deceased : Williams & Joh: son, Attys for the Estate. December 9th, 1868. ‘ —OF-Groceries, Greskery and Hardware ON WEDNESDAY, DEGEMBER 6th, The Stock of Goods on hand: At Wm. F. Bacigalupi’s Store, —AT THE— g JUNCTION BROAD & COMMERCIAL STS. Will be sold at Auction. The sale wtll commence at ce A. M. and continne until the Goods are posed of. as I, WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer. OYSTERS! OYSTERS! JULIUS DRETPUES, Wmited States Makery, PINE STREET, NEVADA, 18 PREPARED TO SERVE PRESH OYSTERS, sien, . inchitalals cul Uikcase 0 wie wih: @” Pickled Pig’s Feet, Sheep's Tongues, and Clam Chowder served to customers. FRESH OYSTERS received act, is ata up for the eT.” e BLASTIC SP ONG RB, For MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, CHURCH and material known fer R mo pack—ie always free insect y ; and for the och 1 ancqunled by doy Bed in ine Wert an. Halls, &c, and calietction guaran wie 617 Market St. San Francaseo, W. B: Sracre, General Agent. W. C. POPE, . sexs ern RRS t@” LOOK OUT FOR FIRES !.2) fevaranes Agents ¥F. mre i gel HE ASED Sere a ‘Hotel and = gine English and German spoken . Soe Dee. 11th, 18th and 25th, ica nic aciennnineptytetrilitintaney NEVADA CEST, semoertmnial, Subject—“SANDWICH ISLANDS.” Desks of a 6 clog o'clock, le y com. “9. ricer or of caida single — 4. a parcel— . merry Christmas 1 e 3 ee HISPPY New Year! PRESENTS FOR OLD e-YouNG ' ee NICK. SLOCOVICH, ON PINE STREGT, NEVADA crry, ‘ Hs just recstyo aeplendid stock of goods. for the Holidays. Rete, Dolls, tcisrer i 8, Carr’ . and of the greatest variet wesaghers's Nevada. CaN fare or ire psk ot YRUTTS Come young and. old end see the ste gvua “ ICK, SLOCOVIOR. nes ‘bak BEST TIME. ON RECORD . ON THE FASHION COURSE! Seiad WE aid: DOWN, DOWN CO THE ‘PRICES AND OFF, OFF, co THE Cpogs. 1 A. coLDsMITH, Cortiér'6t Bidad and Pine Streets, NEVADA ciTY, Leads everything on the Fashion Course and offers the Ladies of Nevada County, the FINEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST eS. DRESS GOODS, GENUINE FURS CARPETS, SHOES, &e, de. &e. Sr EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.c¢ DRESS GOODS, of every description. GENUINE FURS, consisting of RUSSIAN SABLES, MINKS, and REAL ERMINS, SIBERIAN SQUIKRELS. Special attention of the Ladies is called’ to . = eS CLOAKS of the LaSe ee Parties who Gosize to purchase Seatething substantial, useful and beautiful for Christmas Presents would do well to cal! on GOLDSMITH ashe has a large stock selected with a special view to supsly the demand. EB Agent fo the SIN r GER SEWING MA, The Ladies of Nevada are invited to,gall,and see the new articles which oro MBCEVRD BY EXPRESS EVERY DAY, and selec td from the Latent Ste, rested by eres steamer. A. GULDSMITH, FIRST PARTY, Young Men's Social Cis, “OF NEVADA Cfry, . '/ . eect tthe Ualon Hat ‘THUkeDiY EVES, Dee. 100. Wm. F. Bren, A. A. Malloy, Wm. H. Murehie Floor Managers, . As WeiLester, HH. Hasking, A. Mf Aten. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING @00D8, 3 ‘ tn sor “ee —oe ft Gee ae of oe Oh: be eee oll Be) 6k eek

pHs penne aap ashore 2 ah au ae ho RRR ea UME Ga a oma a seeiiaecnieie 6 5A TRE NIALL NPA il TTS BO CEE MRE gard to distance. .A parcel stamp would pay fora yes tog t to San Francisco or 8 as a letter is now takpac alpen of the Telegraph “the Post“ Office — ‘To this, _ fhe game: reasons as to the other.— The principal objettion is that it would be bringing the government into com-. Wis ins eauployed about pare op padi == 2rlbange p= yt hegagieetet than 0: ncdepaadllag toGho new duneta. How .)few-of these. -who.went. to ._ Washoe, Reese River, or any other point, ever bettered their condition. Many men left fair business property, sold their . claims at a sacrifice, and crossed. the Sierras, confident that they would make fortunes. In two or three years after, they returned to Nevada county, far poorer than they left it. workers can, wé are satisfied, do far better in this county than at White Pine. A few men may, by trading and speculations,in stock, become rich, but we are satisfied thatthe larger proportion of those who go, will come back poorer than when they left. There is every evidence that the reports Wei Piss toe gutsaetly sikamaasee’ . and we advise every man who is making = living w stick to his business, and when he hears of White Pine, let him ‘think of the hundreds Who were carried off by as promising representations about other rich countries, and who . came back “dead. broke,” ae sel Frmemen’s ELection.—At the regu. lar meeting of Protection Hose Company No.1, of Grass Valley, says the National, held on Monday evening, the following persons were elected officers for the ensuing year: President, Joho C, Goad ; Foreman, 8, D, Leavitt ; First Asst.,I. W. Hays ; Second Asst.,D. Kendig ; Secretary, George W. Dixon; Treasurer, C. C, Smith ; Steward, H, D, om . Brown; Delegates to the Fire Department, J.C. Goad; J. BE. P. Williams inated for Chief Engineer, and A. J pak ak PD. — pe Sateen Engineers.» Ipamo. Comanrer Them mining company held their regular annual ng com . ride of . last night, says the National, and elected the following officers for the r. ensuing year: Trastees, Edward Cole ed. . man, Thomas Findley, William Young, ees sv ucrens ov fice and am Fahne being done. it does not that the bankers do less . OF that express companies are failing becaust of this re Sean Werate confident that pr pamidhtger tegen =a i caesina tae hs panecons ofsmall pox in this State much has been eaid for and against vaccination George Carter and M. P. O'Connor ; President ani baputaccckki ‘Edward Coleman ; Treasurer, Thomas Findley ; Secretary, M. P. O'Connor. The Idaho continues to yield an. excellent quality of rock, the new mill works admirably, . and the mine may now be regarded as among the best in this vicinity, which in the world. AN ADVANCE JoURNAL.—The Sah Franciseo Times has a half column of self adulation, in which it tries to convinée ita readers that it is the only honest, high toned and reliable newspaper in San Francisco. The Jimesevidently thinks itis a little ahead of anything on the Pacific coast, and in its columns we find evidences of the truth of the fact. It hasan article headed, “The Forty-third Congress.” It pronounces that body two-thirds Republican and, states that after receiving the PresiFo oa dent’s message, Congtess—the Fortystain ane inia city. Be tha maximum of but 182 feet. Scott he cost of the road at $300,000. A Maou te Bavocate the doctrine that ‘uly "Whe ae are ‘imaes bat jj to that in his State the third Congress—will adjourn until after the holidays. As no other journal has gotten further along than the Fortieth Congress, we concede to the Times the lead ia matter of, news, by nearly five years. THE Sacramento Union says: The Secretary of the Treasury, in his repors, favors a speedy return to specie payments, and = — of per monéy as one of t mea Mee % t e not favora It shows a large deficit of out ,. expenditares ; int this he egvie owing to the eXtraordina soldiers’ bounties, and the Pan cific Railway—the — ee struction laws have been correct the evil SMALL Pox.—Tne Health Officer at San Francisco has submitted his report for the week ending December Sth and places the number of cases of small pox at 107, of which 48 died.“ Diligent . aod C. C. Smith.’ Seen wns oem is,equivalent to saying one of the best . , His financial ex-. and he asks Congress to take steps to The hew * Work will be partly Amer can in theme and promises to be the masterpiece of the author. Subscribers for the year will receive the magazine from the commencement ‘of this » stéry to ‘the end of 1869. be numbers of 64 —o. each, embracing the best Reviews, a ae a begs ¢ Literary, Scientific, Biographical, Historical and Political Information, and forming a b66k of more than 3,000. double column octavo pages ina year. This is one of the very first magazines of its class in the country, 0 the sul irice is only $8 a An extra copy will be sent with ¢ vos club of five subscribers. We heartily commend this periodical to those who want to get a spaanine of great, a ary merit. Tue Ariny and Navy Journal tells a of one of Sherman’s soldiers, who, at the close of the war, when, he had

. returned victorious to his home and household gods, never was able to accustom himeelf to the luxury of a feather bed, and was fain to stretch himself if he would sleep at all, on Mother Earth. One aighés é nee pistol shot wakened the veteran, when he i self, scratching u the ground with his hands. J ‘Tame are over 100 cases of smallpox now in the Potrero Hospital, San Francisco, and the nprrses are calling on sume mhhe sannhes weste.ta an academy in Western New York, sent an order to FURNITURE AT AUCTION. Seen (Ds FBIDAX, DEC. 11¢h, tarned « ver and began to intrench him[* the public for rags:’ Mentioning this . [eococamierie ourth . The Living Age is issued in weekly . parce chaser, ws Administrator of the Estate of John Hartsell, deceased : Williams & Joh: son, Attys for the Estate. December 9th, 1868. ‘ —OF-Groceries, Greskery and Hardware ON WEDNESDAY, DEGEMBER 6th, The Stock of Goods on hand: At Wm. F. Bacigalupi’s Store, —AT THE— g JUNCTION BROAD & COMMERCIAL STS. Will be sold at Auction. The sale wtll commence at ce A. M. and continne until the Goods are posed of. as I, WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer. OYSTERS! OYSTERS! JULIUS DRETPUES, Wmited States Makery, PINE STREET, NEVADA, 18 PREPARED TO SERVE PRESH OYSTERS, sien, . inchitalals cul Uikcase 0 wie wih: @” Pickled Pig’s Feet, Sheep's Tongues, and Clam Chowder served to customers. FRESH OYSTERS received act, is ata up for the eT.” e BLASTIC SP ONG RB, For MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, CHURCH and material known fer R mo pack—ie always free insect y ; and for the och 1 ancqunled by doy Bed in ine Wert an. Halls, &c, and calietction guaran wie 617 Market St. San Francaseo, W. B: Sracre, General Agent. W. C. POPE, . sexs ern RRS t@” LOOK OUT FOR FIRES !.2) fevaranes Agents ¥F. mre i gel HE ASED Sere a ‘Hotel and = gine English and German spoken . Soe Dee. 11th, 18th and 25th, ica nic aciennnineptytetrilitintaney NEVADA CEST, semoertmnial, Subject—“SANDWICH ISLANDS.” Desks of a 6 clog o'clock, le y com. “9. ricer or of caida single — 4. a parcel— . merry Christmas 1 e 3 ee HISPPY New Year! PRESENTS FOR OLD e-YouNG ' ee NICK. SLOCOVICH, ON PINE STREGT, NEVADA crry, ‘ Hs just recstyo aeplendid stock of goods. for the Holidays. Rete, Dolls, tcisrer i 8, Carr’ . and of the greatest variet wesaghers's Nevada. CaN fare or ire psk ot YRUTTS Come young and. old end see the ste gvua “ ICK, SLOCOVIOR. nes ‘bak BEST TIME. ON RECORD . ON THE FASHION COURSE! Seiad WE aid: DOWN, DOWN CO THE ‘PRICES AND OFF, OFF, co THE Cpogs. 1 A. coLDsMITH, Cortiér'6t Bidad and Pine Streets, NEVADA ciTY, Leads everything on the Fashion Course and offers the Ladies of Nevada County, the FINEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST eS.. DRESS GOODS, GENUINE FURS CARPETS, SHOES, &e, de. &e. Sr EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.c¢ DRESS GOODS, of every description. GENUINE FURS, consisting of RUSSIAN SABLES, MINKS, and REAL ERMINS, SIBERIAN SQUIKRELS. Special attention of the Ladies is called’ to . = eS CLOAKS of the LaSe ee Parties who Gosize to purchase Seatething substantial, useful and beautiful for Christmas Presents would do well to cal! on GOLDSMITH ashe has a large stock selected with a special view to supsly the demand. EB Agent fo the SIN r GER SEWING MA, The Ladies of Nevada are invited to,gall,and see the new articles which oro MBCEVRD BY EXPRESS EVERY DAY, and selec td from the Latent Ste, rested by eres steamer. A. GULDSMITH, FIRST PARTY, Young Men's Social Cis, “OF NEVADA Cfry, . '/ . eect tthe Ualon Hat ‘THUkeDiY EVES, Dee. 100. Wm. F. Bren, A. A. Malloy, Wm. H. Murehie Floor Managers, . As WeiLester, HH. Hasking, A. Mf Aten. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING @00D8, 3 ‘ tn sor “ee —oe ft Gee ae of oe Oh: be eee oll Be) 6k eek