December 12, 1865 (4 pages)

"ee mat ‘propose to put the prospector and mia ahead Bera Daily eansetpt. ~ TUBSDAY, DEC’ = 12, isa We BALE “OF “Minutau LANps.—AeT ‘goon as Congress was ready for business, Shertiisa offered s bill for the sale of the "mineral lands, and resolutions have already “been introduced into the Senate and Assem-. bly of this State, requesting our delegation to.appose-the measure. The: people of this coast sleok upén any attempt of Congress to'place our mineral resources at the mercy of speculators as ruinous to their best interets. “Why members.of Congress, who know nothing of our wants, are continually meddling with the affairs -of . this const, we cannot for the life of us conceive Init possible that the delegation of Califor: nia, Oregon and Nevada are incapableof taking eare of the mines ; or does Sherner at the mercy of a few speculators, and , Shut up the mines fiom the prospector for “the purpose of putting a few dollars in the ‘national treasury? If bis object is to benefit the Government, then he is taking the wrong course. At the Goverrimeént price, the proceeds of sale will not pay enough to ’ cover the salaries of land officers and surveyors. The miner now pays his income tax and a tax upon the proceeds of his mine besides a license to the General Governmeat.” From these taxes the nation receives more every year than the whole proceeds of sale would amount to, if sold at the Government price for-agricultural lands. Vhe decline in the State of Nevada in the last year, shows whnt effect the stock brokers and speculators have upon theamining intereste, and yet. those who advocate sel ling the. mines propose to place every foot of land on the const at the mercy of such men. They wuuld place the prospector within the clutches of men whose only object,would be to cheut him out of wH-he had, and vur miners, instead of working for them. selves,.would labor for others. . After. the discovery of precious metals , on'this const. a new policy for the govern. ment of public lands had to be inaugarated. From experience we learned that the best cuurse to puree was to permit the various Anining districts to adopt their own laws, because the regulations which would be applicable to the mines of one district would { hot suit foranother. The Government th. o decided that the beat policy was that which should open the mineral lands tg the enter‘prising prospector and to leave all regula+ tions for the working of the mines to the miners themselves. Under this order of things new mines have been developed, ‘and the entire coast has been opened to Tabor, besides, titles’ to mineral lutids aud rules under which they may be held, are as fixed as the lawsin regard to any other kind of property. If these lands were placed ia . the market and a new system adopted for their government, the disputes and difficul. ties Which were so common in regard to ‘ag: ricultural lands in this State, would all have tebe met by miners. We have been six teen years at, work under the present policy, and by adopting a new order of thiugs all the experience gained-would be lost. “Those }, who hold that thé prosperity ef the mining districts would be increased by sale, have ov ‘to look atthe miues of Maripoaw couuag refutation of their claim. One at the rlchost countiés in the State, in miveral resources, its towns are depopulated, and the enormous quarts leads wbanduned ; only a . few wills are in-eperation, and many are in ruins, because the lands were held by bremont, and by his management, a district that ought to produce millions is not preducing auything. Freniunt’s grant shut out rospectera and enterprise frou Mariposa. Toe on as the sale of the mineral hinds wouid place the entire, country wt the mercy uf ow dling speculators or bad wanagers. roughvat the entire State, at the preaoh time, great activity. exists in the mines, and ajmoet daily new ane valuable beads wre open We would ask any reasonable man if he-believes that! the sale. of mines ia this. county would be a benefit? What gvod result would be secured by such a course? Lit Linen ion about mining claims is k Pyeng rare, and it is seldom that a mining ease iv brought into edurt.The laws which govern locations and. define the rights of mineré Are Well established. Ltiastrue We need ‘some new laws, but our own Ley. islature Guderstauds our wants much better spy ag From one end ‘of the Fag ai are every where ; a rit bau nar ~-ted, ae igen is brighter than ‘cee SNonarst pe ne we men who desire to aye repre leave the miners and ‘their erent (from the tower of St. Jacques blew his brains. ‘the frequenuy uf “breach of: promise” cases mous, aud’ their energies inexhaustible, »but PoeParks shioetibiied dite kbiny’ to Nine & great REST aie OR Se AAA AERIS PI SORT A a THe Sscram nto Bee sayss ‘Ai vel bows . Ge we “have heard ma quiries concerning General ——; . John F. we, we give the following from a correspondent, at Washington, D, C.:— “Major General John F. Miller, of South . Bend, Indiana, has been appointed, by the President, Collector of Customs at San Franeisco. A‘big thing’ fer the. General. The office is said to be worth about $25,000] . per annua. When. the rebellion broke out,. J. ¥F.Miller was State Sepator from St. Joseph county, Indiana. .Governor Morten appointed him Colonel ‘of the 29th Indiana Volanteers:.” At.the battie. of Murfreesboro fie was wounded, the ball entering the left eye. His ftiénds feared that the wound would prove fatal; they wére compelled to keep his head jn-ice almost two months ;-he recovered, and was appointed commander ofthe post of Nashville, ‘and there he became intimately acquainted with,President Johnson—hence the appointment.” Suicibé.—Suicide is féartully on the increase.im Parig, as a natural result of increasing recklessness and dissipation in ‘social life. That.of a whole family has recently produéed not a little sensation. The son of a man who was killed by throwing himself jout, and. his three sisters suffocated themselves by charcoal and were oped’ dead in their ball coddfines. ' i. INTERESTING Tu. Lapies.—To_ prevent in the English Courts, a bill will soon be introduced into Parliameut enacting that a promise of marriage, to be held binding, so that the breaeh of it shall constitute a ground of action, must be given in writing, and be attested by two competent witnesses. ; THE London Times reviews our financial . position. In presenting the treasury estimate; it. says ‘there is net any reason for doubting ‘thatthe Americans can, if they will, sustain the taxation “which these estimates assume. Their resources are enorthe prospect, for all thatis a very seriotis one. THE new three-cent pieces are composed of twenty-five per cent. copper, and twentysix per cent. nickel, which makes a very hard ‘alloy: Faitunes.—A New York dispatch of the 8th tothe Alta says: Four or five grain commission men failed in this city to-day, influenced by the fall in grain. which is about twenty-cents the past ten days. Several more failures will follow, THE Russian government does not appear . disposed as yet to relax its “hearty grasp rope. Poland. Its latest. act.with respect to that Vorsities to restrict the number of Polish stu: dents to one-tenth of the total number ad‘mi.ted. Quire. » number of. fire-proif brick buildings’ Have'been put up at Idaho City last ‘senso, and more improvements of that character are coptemplated. A DRUNKEN min lately raised a ruction inthe President’s house, aud drew a pistol He was imprisoned and. fined. $2,000 for carrying €oncealed ‘weapons, Ile said be wis a'bruther of the late Geo. Sumner, Work upon the Chicage lake tunnel is to be carried on through the winter, and provisions, coal, and. stoves have been carried out in tugs te warm and, comfort the lnborers in the cool depths. About: thirty-tive me will Midterinthacibik-s' ¢ po lng Suir CosGararerarvun Phe Alameda Gazetie.et Eviday days.s, 7 it whieest tnhah. itant hag never, seea this Valley aim finer } condition eStuok alkguetioew order) abundance.of feed. and Brain fer seedy the yrass coming forward: witix they grestest rapidizy, and, the ground in exeeilout onder log she plough ’* nt the, Sait Lake the vater. That must be a dig ut “Bright, Who ig Gunjugally the rak, ‘ishest kind ofa fellow. Sib, Convention at W ashington in the Reese river country, to settle matters of State. Ir .is said. that the grasshoppers Mire driven most of the fariners from the rich bottom lands on the upper Missouri. a THe peuple of Aritous Territory . Nehiaalel ad ‘Matieen te the Rai . —— who best understand their wants. la lg I ‘C Caskill San Juan ‘CENTRAL’ PACIFIC 1 unhappy country. is an order to-w}-the uvi-. Bn Turan! playing “The'Married Rake, . ‘have voted te become a Stute. and are very . Ce i a ce eae cir. Glover haa” been prail ficing law in St. Louis ele the ‘oath required by the new constitution. ‘ “"S ABRIVALS AP-THE . NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEE. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . Latieaster ‘and Hasey, Proprietors: Monpay, :, December 11, 1865. FC Tilton San Fran T ee hiin Neva . J eee “do AHH do 8 Gil -do M Haale doCapt Ba ldoin San J.T P: Beegle Bradley r H.d McKinley Mt B 8 J Eddy Washingto (WS Mead Grass Va J Lanham iterprise + fa oberts do H Twining irginia ayse SilverM. C Shane do jap Grtatecom P Cassidy Nevada. uiék S 8 Banner J M Fuilweiler DuF : Brown dos M Russell Geld-FI eé Wetmore do D Kindig Grass Valle ins QuakePHi J A Whaley 88° 4 e Barnett Canad bh F P Montgomery PV E Harvey Gald Flat P Brust'San Juan ~ H Soutbard Tilton m J. Wilhams Deer Cre_ JD Bethel Unionvill J Swartz Newtown J Kiffer Greentiorn J R Griffith Deer CrA P‘Rankin Movres"H B Williams Marys T BStadley “do RD Lyons S P Randal} Grass V B MoCloud =. do J Ernest do CE Jones Moores R Whitaker do G R Munson Marysy W Smith Omega E-H Gaylord ‘Tecums C Barker Ranch J A Hoagland Colfax T Curtis tis Gold Flat GRAPE VINES. 3 FEW HUNDRED real Black Hamburgh Grape Vi net raised from my ow stock, fur sale by £.G. WAITE. dl2 Administrator's Sale. OTICE is hereby given that ¢ to. an orderof the. Probate Court her ada rere Mrs Richardson do A Brown Nevada W: Huffman do GA Weavér do . made on the 27th day of Novem he -nivttter of the Kstate of 4 ugust 7, py te hid I will sell at publie auction to the’ Sucues Didder for . cash, the following, deseribed pi to-wit :— The F Sane ided one fourth of thar. certain lot of Minin ‘elains aud mining Hil lands situated SF gpa Nevada township, County of Ney ane pher,. Hill, knowp,.and called the Ei ining Claims, bounded on the east. by the ing wr ree . called the Central Mining claims.eed on the weat by the mining claims called the Johason Mining claims. Also, the undivided one fourth of a lot of Quick silver anda Blacksmith’s Bellows. Iywill sell all. the above dovoribed property at the residence of Elana. Frandy, the of a de. ceased, at Gopher Hill, N aede townshi; eounty, State of Califorbia; on snueabant as the, 4th day of January, A. D, 1866, between the hours of 9 o’elock in the forenoon and the setting of the sun of the same"dity-*~ in-hole GRAY, ai2 Administ said Estate. N AND AFTER ‘haraday, December 72h 1865, until farther notice trains of the Central Pucific Rajlroad will be run as follows: 3 Going Baet, Mail and passenger train will leave Saeramentw at 6.30.4 My arrive at Colfax at 9,25 A M. Freight and passenger train leave Sacramento ait 1.30 P M arrive at Colfux at? PM, Going West. ‘Mail and passenger train leave Colfax at 10,05 AM. arrive at Sacramento at 12.30 A M. Freight and pissener train leave Colfax’ at 12 A M. arrive at Sacramento at $.10 P Me “Freight: oA and-from: Colfax and hi ‘stations will be:taxen on all trains mail and ‘passenger. train, The morning Passenger Trains connect at Au’ burn with Stage s for Yankee Jims, Forest Hill ‘dad Miehigan Blutie ; and or ae Stages for Grasa Valero San Juan, Hlinelsétown, Goi then! at and Virginia city. ‘ ’Phe 6304 M. up train Contedts at the Jithetion with the ears of the California Central Railvoad Sn Lincoln and Marysvilieand al aye nort On Sunday one train only will be rua. Sacramento at 6.30 a mt, and Pit Ne re ., Conveyanecs can be had at Neweastle for baster Cave, six miles distant. C. cEcc Superintendent C. FP. RK G. F. Hartwell, Arsistant 5 ¢ Sacram nta, Dee. 12th. i Poe i t 4 more than one-half the diseases by which the-haman race are afflicted. . the system, and If the bleed be impureit produces Humors, Eru; ions, Wolls, Scrofula, Itch, Rhew) and numerous other compiaints, the mere mention of which weuld occur py too large a portion of eur space, Numerous. médical preparations havé boon from time to time’ Mmtros a weed for the purpose of parifying the Hicod, but it rehrained for Dr, “amuel 4 Gams, of San Francisco, te produce a medicine that as a blood purger throws all other Se pengeape . into the shade, ~~ Adams’ Blood Purifier © Is a Vegetable preparation, most of the ingredients being of California growth, Jt contains mo mercury or mineral pol-on whatever, &t strikes to the root ‘Of disease, ‘purifies the blood ofall simproper master, and re ‘etores the patient te perfect health, hie oud Sort Bosifies ie for webs and Bush Streets, AND ee a te ~ . DRUGGISTS on hoe « coast.— . Price 75:cts. per bottle, _-.d12-lw animal bad the hydrophobia during the hot Weather. f . , GRAND BALLL,. * ‘. always on hand. Fast from the Manufaatery, received kr Impure Rilood. is ‘ne cause of . . ‘Khe blood permenates eyery part of . . : % FoR THE BENEFIT or. ‘wHE NEVADA Tr a co. “The Trustees ‘of of the Nevada Theater . Company, will give e On enter! Evening, December 26th, . of AT THE NEW THEATER, { For the purpose of paying some debts stand. ing against the building. ** All are invited to attend. Pct Berek for the Basan TOYS! Toys ! TOYS ‘NICK. SLO LOCOVICH,INE STREET, Neyadg city, has just received the largest dnd most’ magnificent stock of Toys, Fancy Goods and Nick Naxs ever brought to the mountains. He has Toys, Guts, Swords and ‘accoutrements for soldier boys, Magnificent Dolls of évery variety . of eve? oe ae . ng ees . and ‘‘War-'. ling M agons, Horses and splendid To: Tea a In fact any and everything that you de sire n26_ . “Also. large stock of the best Candies, Fruits, ete. People are invited to call and look at the’new stock which will be sold at tiost: réagonablé fates. BOQOTS.AND SHOES! WILLIAM R. COE, Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets ; NEVADA CITy. ia _ o have just received a . Gents’? Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, . Slippers, &c., &c. From)the best manufacturers of New York, tet delphia and Boston. Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Shoes, . Talso “have full assortment pod ” SHOE FINDINGS, . Miller's Celebrated ‘Harness Blacke ing, Neats Foot Oil, Freach Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, and.in fact everything to be found. . in a first-class Shoe and Finding Store. Repairtng done in the best style. Boots and Shoes made to order! And # good fit warrasted in every case: I kee Boots of my own manufacture nar hae ree and will sell all my Soe tr Cheaper than apy other House in town! 4) Steamer. eee Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, 32c. arr eseirpmipiryr gga a a6 il siccumbor i the Corner t Nevada, Novémber 11th. * [ica Totes and ‘Fancy Goods \ PHILIPS, Has ‘a large stock of Havana Cigars, of every brand, _ quantity of Smoki z= AA Crewing Petacon, to whit be dayne the at . tention of Gobanenn and Chewers He has also, Pipes of every variety, from 8 mage clay te a splendid M <1 5 = tho bie cegniemanenanet 4 Toys, Fancy Goods and Wick Waxs. Yi Of every kind, togetber with « Sap ateakof 4 CUTLERY. . } ; t 1 Christmas and New Year’s Presents, RS Nevada, Nov. 24th.—1m oe ON BROAD STREET, dunt doer soni Pest Oies ri ae vi 3 xy. arama. . i ‘Thaptes’ ‘OF NEVADA. ory AND COUNTY ! a ~s teeaanda lana. A MATTER. OF counsr it is the deameader ete and duty ot a Merchant to inform big P patrons: through some medium, when ‘heis in receiys : tt Goncrous STOCK OF GoOoDs, And more particularly when he Sontomplates selling them at. Jj RATES UNPRECEDENTED, And in accordance, with that — aud custom, Dir, er GOLDSMITH, Conga of Broad and -Pine. Streets, Selects this manner of introduving his + NEW STOCK or Fall and Winter Goods, Tohis old partrons and desires the particular ay tentton of ALL purchasers. Call bed oxiinids his stock before buying elsewhere. ye His stock consists in part of . Dress Goods— + Gros de Naple, re Gros de Rhine, Ribbed Silk, all colors, the bést did’ finest. ‘'Fréneh Merinos, all colors. Empress Cloths. -.:Fime Ribbed Scotch Plaid Poplins, French Poplins. Poi ’1 de Chevre. De Laines, woul and plaid. Colored Alpacas, Silk warp black Alpaca—and 1n fact, AllKinds of Dress Goods usually kept . in a Fashionable Dry-Gooks Store, Calicos, French, American & English eon STOCK OF Goons, Will be sold for nT Canes Less than San Francisco Wholsale PRICES! Ladies, Misses? and Children’s . P Sheetings—all kinds, always on hand. 2000 yards of 4-4 Sheeting, best brand, will be sold at a very low price. A. COLDSMITH, . » Does not humbug the paeple by atapee that, Goods will be sold at lower rates than ever mb @very one knows that Dry Goods have advanced, but call at GOLDSMITH’S, compare prices with others and you will surely find a difference of 25 per Dry Goods 25 per cent Cheaper than at at any other place Household Furnishing Goods ! df you want to furnish up a House, as to GOLDSMITH'S. You will ind 10-4 Linen Sheetng. 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10-4 Cotton Sheetings, . Table Linen, large assgrtment. ‘Toweling, Napkins, all kinds, Bed Quilts, Pillew-oases, linen, and ne alee needed. } Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Laces, Trima _—. mibbons, Buttons, &c. ay Go To GOLDSMITH’S, For he always keeps the latest and best stylee— not sirpassed by any establishment vutside of Sna Prancisco. WOOLEN coops, . Breakfast Capes, Sea Foams, Bhi 42 F-aj! made to order at the Bay. Cloaks of all & description, _ ati short and 4 long—latest style. eon “Bhawls, of every kind known. . New Millinery Goods ! ) @OLDSMITH’S Stock connot be surpassed ‘by say otlier Dry Goods House iu this eounty—the iene laa hiclnaeh 2 aicn Velvet. Bonnets, ' Turban Hats » . Saratoga, pore sa toma Sailor Hats. Se ene om wget [so tang a , oF fiat, go te GOLDSMITH’S‘ And get the prettiest and finest French Flowers, Trimmings apd et Qutninn 0h neha otto Largest and best assortment in the city. Ingrain, eontsised Brusecls and Velvet. Nevada, Nev. 30. ee Rs ES hn fn rene ee ‘NOTICR., . se : 7 ee Sn ey FOR THE HOLIDAYS! J.w.c v EE #600. 3 mines HE ‘eae soa call, settle and save expense. WEAVER & CO. . Nevada, Nov. 23th—1m_ A. COLDSMITH. ad oh pe nO * Hevad GRaPE advertises “rape vine Perspns } getting th LAFAY! tisement « paper. I candies at cheap. Tue Ic has been . getting 1¢ ulready al Quaker B is the lar; 80 early i MINING the mille at Hunts } ment fron in progre “early day owning ¢ amills in t! was almo: become a ‘Tue Ri Moores F now at we ~ ‘fer and w from thei At Colum work, or predicted perots 8 ever had. Scarc question ‘at presen is con these fo and brivg to bring . ville they _& pound . the chan mas seen THE N new mill pany was Distr ‘lowing ¢ annexed J. Tre a WwW. ary Sth ary 9th. F. Se 15th. C. ‘an January Odger TW’ ary 17th ’ An ac Saturda, Senater yet to p: Governe cause t since. th igt Dist Aubens referee’ Odge: withdra Brow ed and Veni tirnabl: Cour o’elock. Lee leg brol another THE! and we . 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"ee mat ‘propose to put the prospector and mia ahead Bera Daily eansetpt. ~ TUBSDAY, DEC’ = 12, isa We BALE “OF “Minutau LANps.—AeT ‘goon as Congress was ready for business, Shertiisa offered s bill for the sale of the "mineral lands, and resolutions have already “been introduced into the Senate and Assem-. bly of this State, requesting our delegation to.appose-the measure. The: people of this coast sleok upén any attempt of Congress to'place our mineral resources at the mercy of speculators as ruinous to their best interets. “Why members.of Congress, who know nothing of our wants, are continually meddling with the affairs -of . this const, we cannot for the life of us conceive Init possible that the delegation of Califor: nia, Oregon and Nevada are incapableof taking eare of the mines ; or does Sherner at the mercy of a few speculators, and , Shut up the mines fiom the prospector for “the purpose of putting a few dollars in the ‘national treasury? If bis object is to benefit the Government, then he is taking the wrong course. At the Goverrimeént price, the proceeds of sale will not pay enough to ’ cover the salaries of land officers and surveyors. The miner now pays his income tax and a tax upon the proceeds of his mine besides a license to the General Governmeat.” From these taxes the nation receives more every year than the whole proceeds of sale would amount to, if sold at the Government price for-agricultural lands.. Vhe decline in the State of Nevada in the last year, shows whnt effect the stock brokers and speculators have upon theamining intereste, and yet. those who advocate sel ling the. mines propose to place every foot of land on the const at the mercy of such men. They wuuld place the prospector within the clutches of men whose only object,would be to cheut him out of wH-he had, and vur miners, instead of working for them. selves,.would labor for others. . After. the discovery of precious metals , on'this const. a new policy for the govern. ment of public lands had to be inaugarated. From experience we learned that the best cuurse to puree was to permit the various Anining districts to adopt their own laws, because the regulations which would be applicable to the mines of one district would { hot suit foranother. The Government th. o decided that the beat policy was that which should open the mineral lands tg the enter‘prising prospector and to leave all regula+ tions for the working of the mines to the miners themselves. Under this order of things new mines have been developed, ‘and the entire coast has been opened to Tabor, besides, titles’ to mineral lutids aud rules under which they may be held, are as fixed as the lawsin regard to any other kind of property. If these lands were placed ia . the market and a new system adopted for their government, the disputes and difficul. ties Which were so common in regard to ‘ag: ricultural lands in this State, would all have tebe met by miners. We have been six teen years at, work under the present policy, and by adopting a new order of thiugs all the experience gained-would be lost. “Those }, who hold that thé prosperity ef the mining districts would be increased by sale, have ov ‘to look atthe miues of Maripoaw couuag refutation of their claim. One at the rlchost countiés in the State, in miveral resources, its towns are depopulated, and the enormous quarts leads wbanduned ; only a . few wills are in-eperation, and many are in ruins, because the lands were held by bremont, and by his management, a district that ought to produce millions is not preducing auything. Freniunt’s grant shut out rospectera and enterprise frou Mariposa. Toe on as the sale of the mineral hinds wouid place the entire, country wt the mercy uf ow dling speculators or bad wanagers. roughvat the entire State, at the preaoh time, great activity. exists in the mines, and ajmoet daily new ane valuable beads wre open We would ask any reasonable man if he-believes that! the sale. of mines ia this. county would be a benefit? What gvod result would be secured by such a course? Lit Linen ion about mining claims is k Pyeng rare, and it is seldom that a mining ease iv brought into edurt.The laws which govern locations and. define the rights of mineré Are Well established. Ltiastrue We need ‘some new laws, but our own Ley. islature Guderstauds our wants much better spy ag From one end ‘of the Fag ai are every where ; a rit bau nar ~-ted, ae igen is brighter than ‘cee SNonarst pe ne we men who desire to aye repre leave the miners and ‘their erent (from the tower of St. Jacques blew his brains. ‘the frequenuy uf “breach of: promise” cases mous, aud’ their energies inexhaustible, »but PoeParks shioetibiied dite kbiny’ to Nine & great REST aie OR Se AAA AERIS PI SORT A a THe Sscram nto Bee sayss ‘Ai vel bows . Ge we “have heard ma quiries concerning General ——; . John F. we, we give the following from a correspondent, at Washington, D, C.:— “Major General John F. Miller, of South . Bend, Indiana, has been appointed, by the President, Collector of Customs at San Franeisco. A‘big thing’ fer the. General. The office is said to be worth about $25,000] . per annua. When. the rebellion broke out,. J. ¥F.Miller was State Sepator from St. Joseph county, Indiana. .Governor Morten appointed him Colonel ‘of the 29th Indiana Volanteers:.” At.the battie. of Murfreesboro fie was wounded, the ball entering the left eye. His ftiénds feared that the wound would prove fatal; they wére compelled to keep his head jn-ice almost two months ;-he recovered, and was appointed commander ofthe post of Nashville, ‘and there he became intimately acquainted with,President Johnson—hence the appointment.” Suicibé.—Suicide is féartully on the increase.im Parig, as a natural result of increasing recklessness and dissipation in ‘social life. That.of a whole family has recently produéed not a little sensation. The son of a man who was killed by throwing himself jout, and. his three sisters suffocated themselves by charcoal and were oped’ dead in their ball coddfines. ' i. INTERESTING Tu. Lapies.—To_ prevent in the English Courts, a bill will soon be introduced into Parliameut enacting that a promise of marriage, to be held binding, so that the breaeh of it shall constitute a ground of action, must be given in writing, and be attested by two competent witnesses. ; THE London Times reviews our financial . position. In presenting the treasury estimate; it. says ‘there is net any reason for doubting ‘thatthe Americans can, if they will, sustain the taxation “which these estimates assume. Their resources are enorthe prospect, for all thatis a very seriotis one. THE new three-cent pieces are composed of twenty-five per cent. copper, and twentysix per cent. nickel, which makes a very hard ‘alloy: Faitunes.—A New York dispatch of the 8th tothe Alta says: Four or five grain commission men failed in this city to-day, influenced by the fall in grain. which is about twenty-cents the past ten days. Several more failures will follow, THE Russian government does not appear . disposed as yet to relax its “hearty grasp rope. Poland. Its latest. act.with respect to that Vorsities to restrict the number of Polish stu: dents to one-tenth of the total number ad‘mi.ted. Quire. » number of. fire-proif brick buildings’ Have'been put up at Idaho City last ‘senso, and more improvements of that character are coptemplated. A DRUNKEN min lately raised a ruction inthe President’s house, aud drew a pistol He was imprisoned and. fined. $2,000 for carrying €oncealed ‘weapons, Ile said be wis a'bruther of the late Geo. Sumner, Work upon the Chicage lake tunnel is to be carried on through the winter, and provisions, coal, and. stoves have been carried out in tugs te warm and, comfort the lnborers in the cool depths. About: thirty-tive me will Midterinthacibik-s' ¢ po lng Suir CosGararerarvun Phe Alameda Gazetie.et Eviday days.s, 7 it whieest tnhah. itant hag never, seea this Valley aim finer } condition eStuok alkguetioew order) abundance.of feed. and Brain fer seedy the yrass coming forward: witix they grestest rapidizy, and, the ground in exeeilout onder log she plough ’* nt the, Sait Lake the vater. That must be a dig ut “Bright, Who ig Gunjugally the rak, ‘ishest kind ofa fellow. Sib, Convention at W ashington in the Reese river country, to settle matters of State. Ir .is said. that the grasshoppers Mire driven most of the fariners from the rich bottom lands on the upper Missouri. a THe peuple of Aritous Territory . Nehiaalel ad ‘Matieen te the Rai . —— who best understand their wants. la lg I ‘C Caskill San Juan ‘CENTRAL’ PACIFIC 1 unhappy country. is an order to-w}-the uvi-. Bn Turan! playing “The'Married Rake, . ‘have voted te become a Stute. and are very . Ce i a ce eae cir. Glover haa” been prail ficing law in St. Louis ele the ‘oath required by the new constitution. ‘ “"S ABRIVALS AP-THE . NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEE. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. . Latieaster ‘and Hasey, Proprietors: Monpay, :, December 11, 1865. FC Tilton San Fran T ee hiin Neva . J eee “do AHH do 8 Gil -do M Haale doCapt Ba ldoin San J.T P: Beegle Bradley r H.d McKinley Mt B 8 J Eddy Washingto (WS Mead Grass Va J Lanham iterprise + fa oberts do H Twining irginia ayse SilverM. C Shane do jap Grtatecom P Cassidy Nevada.. uiék S 8 Banner J M Fuilweiler DuF : Brown dos M Russell Geld-FI eé Wetmore do D Kindig Grass Valle ins QuakePHi J A Whaley 88° 4 e Barnett Canad bh F P Montgomery PV E Harvey Gald Flat P Brust'San Juan ~ H Soutbard Tilton m J. Wilhams Deer Cre_ JD Bethel Unionvill J Swartz Newtown J Kiffer Greentiorn J R Griffith Deer CrA P‘Rankin Movres"H B Williams Marys T BStadley “do RD Lyons S P Randal} Grass V B MoCloud =. do J Ernest do CE Jones Moores R Whitaker do G R Munson Marysy W Smith Omega E-H Gaylord ‘Tecums C Barker Ranch J A Hoagland Colfax T Curtis tis Gold Flat GRAPE VINES. 3 FEW HUNDRED real Black Hamburgh Grape Vi net raised from my ow stock, fur sale by £.G. WAITE. dl2 Administrator's Sale. OTICE is hereby given that ¢ to. an orderof the. Probate Court her ada rere Mrs Richardson do A Brown Nevada W: Huffman do GA Weavér do . made on the 27th day of Novem he -nivttter of the Kstate of 4 ugust 7, py te hid I will sell at publie auction to the’ Sucues Didder for . cash, the following, deseribed pi to-wit :— The F Sane ided one fourth of thar. certain lot of Minin ‘elains aud mining Hil lands situated SF gpa Nevada township, County of Ney ane pher,. Hill, knowp,.and called the Ei ining Claims, bounded on the east. by the ing wr ree . called the Central Mining claims.eed on the weat by the mining claims called the Johason Mining claims. Also, the undivided one fourth of a lot of Quick silver anda Blacksmith’s Bellows. Iywill sell all. the above dovoribed property at the residence of Elana. Frandy, the of a de. ceased, at Gopher Hill, N aede townshi; eounty, State of Califorbia; on snueabant as the, 4th day of January, A. D, 1866, between the hours of 9 o’elock in the forenoon and the setting of the sun of the same"dity-*~ in-hole GRAY, ai2 Administ said Estate. N AND AFTER ‘haraday, December 72h 1865, until farther notice trains of the Central Pucific Rajlroad will be run as follows: 3 Going Baet, Mail and passenger train will leave Saeramentw at 6.30.4 My arrive at Colfax at 9,25 A M. Freight and passenger train leave Sacramento ait 1.30 P M arrive at Colfux at? PM, Going West. ‘Mail and passenger train leave Colfax at 10,05 AM. arrive at Sacramento at 12.30 A M. Freight and pissener train leave Colfax’ at 12 A M. arrive at Sacramento at $.10 P Me “Freight: oA and-from: Colfax and hi ‘stations will be:taxen on all trains mail and ‘passenger. train, The morning Passenger Trains connect at Au’ burn with Stage s for Yankee Jims, Forest Hill ‘dad Miehigan Blutie ; and or ae Stages for Grasa Valero San Juan, Hlinelsétown, Goi then! at and Virginia city. ‘ ’Phe 6304 M. up train Contedts at the Jithetion with the ears of the California Central Railvoad Sn Lincoln and Marysvilieand al aye nort On Sunday one train only will be rua. Sacramento at 6.30 a mt, and Pit Ne re ., Conveyanecs can be had at Neweastle for baster Cave, six miles distant. C. cEcc Superintendent C. FP. RK G. F. Hartwell, Arsistant 5 ¢ Sacram nta, Dee. 12th. i Poe i t 4 more than one-half the diseases by which the-haman race are afflicted. . the system, and If the bleed be impureit produces Humors, Eru; ions, Wolls, Scrofula, Itch, Rhew) and numerous other compiaints, the mere mention of which weuld occur py too large a portion of eur space, Numerous. médical preparations havé boon from time to time’ Mmtros a weed for the purpose of parifying the Hicod, but it rehrained for Dr, “amuel 4 Gams, of San Francisco, te produce a medicine that as a blood

purger throws all other Se pengeape . into the shade, ~~ Adams’ Blood Purifier © Is a Vegetable preparation, most of the ingredients being of California growth, Jt contains mo mercury or mineral pol-on whatever, &t strikes to the root ‘Of disease, ‘purifies the blood ofall simproper master, and re ‘etores the patient te perfect health, hie oud Sort Bosifies ie for webs and Bush Streets, AND ee a te ~ . DRUGGISTS on hoe « coast.— . Price 75:cts. per bottle, _-.d12-lw animal bad the hydrophobia during the hot Weather. f . , GRAND BALLL,. * ‘. always on hand. Fast from the Manufaatery, received kr Impure Rilood. is ‘ne cause of . . ‘Khe blood permenates eyery part of . . : % FoR THE BENEFIT or. ‘wHE NEVADA Tr a co. “The Trustees ‘of of the Nevada Theater . Company, will give e On enter! Evening, December 26th, . of AT THE NEW THEATER, { For the purpose of paying some debts stand. ing against the building. ** All are invited to attend. Pct Berek for the Basan TOYS! Toys ! TOYS ‘NICK. SLO LOCOVICH,INE STREET, Neyadg city, has just received the largest dnd most’ magnificent stock of Toys, Fancy Goods and Nick Naxs ever brought to the mountains. He has Toys, Guts, Swords and ‘accoutrements for soldier boys, Magnificent Dolls of évery variety . of eve? oe ae . ng ees . and ‘‘War-'. ling M agons, Horses and splendid To: Tea a In fact any and everything that you de sire n26_ . “Also. large stock of the best Candies, Fruits, ete. People are invited to call and look at the’new stock which will be sold at tiost: réagonablé fates. BOQOTS.AND SHOES! WILLIAM R. COE, Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets ; NEVADA CITy. ia _ o have just received a . Gents’? Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, . Slippers, &c., &c. From)the best manufacturers of New York, tet delphia and Boston. Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Shoes, . Talso “have full assortment pod ” SHOE FINDINGS, . Miller's Celebrated ‘Harness Blacke ing, Neats Foot Oil, Freach Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, and.in fact everything to be found. . in a first-class Shoe and Finding Store. Repairtng done in the best style.. Boots and Shoes made to order! And # good fit warrasted in every case: I kee Boots of my own manufacture nar hae ree and will sell all my Soe tr Cheaper than apy other House in town! 4) Steamer. eee Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, 32c. arr eseirpmipiryr gga a a6 il siccumbor i the Corner t Nevada, Novémber 11th. * [ica Totes and ‘Fancy Goods \ PHILIPS, Has ‘a large stock of Havana Cigars, of every brand, _ quantity of Smoki z= AA Crewing Petacon, to whit be dayne the at . tention of Gobanenn and Chewers He has also, Pipes of every variety, from 8 mage clay te a splendid M <1 5 = tho bie cegniemanenanet 4 Toys, Fancy Goods and Wick Waxs. Yi Of every kind, togetber with « Sap ateakof 4 CUTLERY.. . } ; t 1 Christmas and New Year’s Presents, RS Nevada, Nov. 24th.—1m oe ON BROAD STREET, dunt doer soni Pest Oies ri ae vi 3 xy. arama. . i ‘Thaptes’ ‘OF NEVADA. ory AND COUNTY ! a ~s teeaanda lana. A MATTER. OF counsr it is the deameader ete and duty ot a Merchant to inform big P patrons: through some medium, when ‘heis in receiys : tt Goncrous STOCK OF GoOoDs, And more particularly when he Sontomplates selling them at. Jj RATES UNPRECEDENTED, And in accordance, with that — aud custom, Dir, er GOLDSMITH, Conga of Broad and -Pine. Streets, Selects this manner of introduving his + NEW STOCK or Fall and Winter Goods, Tohis old partrons and desires the particular ay tentton of ALL purchasers. Call bed oxiinids his stock before buying elsewhere. ye His stock consists in part of . Dress Goods— + Gros de Naple, re Gros de Rhine, Ribbed Silk, all colors, the bést did’ finest. ‘'Fréneh Merinos, all colors. Empress Cloths. -.:Fime Ribbed Scotch Plaid Poplins, French Poplins. Poi ’1 de Chevre. De Laines, woul and plaid. Colored Alpacas, Silk warp black Alpaca—and 1n fact, AllKinds of Dress Goods usually kept . in a Fashionable Dry-Gooks Store, Calicos, French, American & English eon STOCK OF Goons, Will be sold for nT Canes Less than San Francisco Wholsale PRICES! Ladies, Misses? and Children’s . P Sheetings—all kinds, always on hand. 2000 yards of 4-4 Sheeting, best brand, will be sold at a very low price. A. COLDSMITH, . » Does not humbug the paeple by atapee that, Goods will be sold at lower rates than ever mb @very one knows that Dry Goods have advanced, but call at GOLDSMITH’S, compare prices with others and you will surely find a difference of 25 per Dry Goods 25 per cent Cheaper than at at any other place Household Furnishing Goods ! df you want to furnish up a House, as to GOLDSMITH'S. You will ind 10-4 Linen Sheetng. 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10-4 Cotton Sheetings, . Table Linen, large assgrtment. ‘Toweling, Napkins, all kinds, Bed Quilts, Pillew-oases, linen, and ne alee needed. } Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Laces, Trima _—. mibbons, Buttons, &c. ay Go To GOLDSMITH’S, For he always keeps the latest and best stylee— not sirpassed by any establishment vutside of Sna Prancisco. WOOLEN coops, . Breakfast Capes, Sea Foams, Bhi 42 F-aj! made to order at the Bay. Cloaks of all & description, _ ati short and 4 long—latest style. eon “Bhawls, of every kind known. . New Millinery Goods ! ) @OLDSMITH’S Stock connot be surpassed ‘by say otlier Dry Goods House iu this eounty—the iene laa hiclnaeh 2 aicn Velvet. Bonnets, ' Turban Hats » . Saratoga, pore sa toma Sailor Hats. Se ene om wget [so tang a , oF fiat, go te GOLDSMITH’S‘ And get the prettiest and finest French Flowers, Trimmings apd et Qutninn 0h neha otto Largest and best assortment in the city. Ingrain, eontsised Brusecls and Velvet. Nevada, Nev. 30. ee Rs ES hn fn rene ee ‘NOTICR., . se : 7 ee Sn ey FOR THE HOLIDAYS! J.w.c v EE #600.. 3 mines HE ‘eae soa call, settle and save expense. WEAVER & CO. . Nevada, Nov. 23th—1m_ A. COLDSMITH. ad oh pe nO * Hevad GRaPE advertises “rape vine Perspns } getting th LAFAY! tisement « paper.. I candies at cheap. Tue Ic has been . getting 1¢ ulready al Quaker B is the lar; 80 early i MINING the mille at Hunts } ment fron in progre “early day owning ¢ amills in t! was almo: become a ‘Tue Ri Moores F now at we ~ ‘fer and w from thei At Colum work, or predicted perots 8 ever had. Scarc question ‘at presen is con these fo and brivg to bring . ville they _& pound . the chan mas seen THE N new mill pany was Distr ‘lowing ¢ annexed J. Tre a WwW. ary Sth ary 9th. F. Se 15th. C. ‘an January Odger TW’ ary 17th ’ An ac Saturda, Senater yet to p: Governe cause t since. th igt Dist Aubens referee’ Odge: withdra Brow ed and Veni tirnabl: Cour o’elock. Lee leg brol another THE! and we . 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