December 15, 1865 (4 pages)

ty Bureau, has submitted a proposition fur « e 1 oie ae aaa ah tapos Beas ste ttiiieutneomuene enemies ene remains arora: mmm TM iin Sacra o. Among or.demand such judicious than: ‘Ad tliose pertaining to the mineral The. = Serpent aa Senator, the interests of the ~ amines would be earetully guarded, and thus the best interests of all sections of the State, “rq be secured. The people of Nevada, would feel under the greatest obligations to her si r counties of Placer, El Dorado, erra, Butte, ete, if they would unite in*bie sapport, and a strong feeling would be engendered in this county, to reciprocate the favor. Sargent possesses indomitable energy, and ‘hés ability is demonstrated by his signal e-rvices in Congress. All interests of the. State willbe cared for: by ‘Him, and we are confident that in the event of iis election, those who support him will never have cause to regret the action. a Tae Stave. Conraotven.At ‘tho ‘te: iqtest of Hon. George Oulton, Controller of State, the affairs of his office willbe thoroughly investigated by a joint committee of thé Bendte and Assembly. This demand ‘of Mr, Oulton arises from the attacks made by Ra andnymous writer through the .colmons of the San Francisco Examiner, j in Fegard-to the collection’ of Foreign Miners’ License in Trinity ’ ‘County, in’ which fraud is charged upon the Controller. We bave uo doubt that Mr, Qulton’ wilt be able to show-that the charges are ‘false, and that the investigafion will add to his reputation for integrity and competency as an officer. For the present excellent condition of State finances, much is due to the efficient State Controller. It is. probable that during. this investigation, the affuirs connected with the collection-of foreign miners’ license will be throughly sifted, and if frauds have been perpetrated they will likely be discovered. It may be that fraudulent receipts’ were. is aued in Trinity county, and they likely were, as under the gystem ado by Oalton it would be diffieult to perpetrate fraud in any othér way, except by making one receipt good fora number of taxes, The State Controller will no doubt be able to satisfy every tian thet the affairs of his office are in the best possible condition. . GENERAL Puice, commanding the Caval& revision of cavalry term of service, which has received the approval of many officers. _ The plan contemplates ‘that He‘soldier shall be permanently. mounted until he has received a year’s instruction and proved bimself aapabdle of properly taking care of a horse, That one-third of the force consisting of reoruiting regiments shall be kept dismounted with only a. sufficient number of horses for instructions — in eqnestrianiem,, That the regiments shal! rotate in being distnounted: and that after a regiment has been thoroughly instructed, wotinted and sent to the field, it shall not receive any recruits until recall ed to,the place of: rendezvous. By this means there will be no troupe in the field but the most effective. Tus New Lucomutive.—The Sacramento Union of the l4th says: The new lo, comotive “A. A. Sargent’ arrived at the levee yesterday on the schooner A. Lincoln. . It will be discharged to-day at the foot of I atreet. This locumotive, built. by Booth & prs of San Francisco, is the third one turned out by thew, The two first were ‘bailt for the San Jose road. The Sargent will weigh, about thirty -tofis’ light, or forty-five tons with wood and water. Snow oN THE Saw 1 Butt Nan vinu.—The Log Angeles News of the th says a heavy mantic of snow covers the summits of the adjacent coust range of wountains, as also upen San Beraardino . mountains—the evident reeult of the recent atormy weuther, <n Mores oe est sawed ‘three nile citabok doe Daihen . sentert spe om going on he questions to be diet we obi taal 80 ‘little ofthis county” fool, that to be the Setidaitabiom of the pr giver etable manner of life. of hog meat. Hoa ‘that “all the ifis flesh is heir to,” are »} caused by the departure, of sad yee $ “. kind of life for which he wasintended. contended.that.manwas.by. siliittoa hve entirely upon veg. . By eating meats, the char-acter of tnan was changed, and be became ‘the subject of moral and physical disorders. To prove bis eqnelusions, the various nations of thé earth, He was especially heavy 'on pork eaters, and-contended that nine out of ten cases of consumption, and many, originated inthe eating ‘he doctor told many truths, and his theory is worth heating for its nov . elty, if nothing more. the lectare a-cofmmittes, cabsisting of Mes srs. Crittenden, Dryden and Davis, were appointed to select some one from the audi» ence for examination. selected aad hig bumps were examined. In most particulars his traits of character were correctly given, though in someinstances the Doctor “slipped up.” An examination will be bad ‘each evening during the course. oupynt, should, cases of serotuls At the conclusion of . “W._C. Stiles was wid tetheked and stitution o the Assembly. Neyapa City Fire Derpantment.—A bill introduced into:’ the Joseph Kutz, for thé.amendment of the law for the support and maintenance of the Fire Department i in this . city, hus been passed.— pendment was to keep use of the DepartAs the law now exists the moneys collected only remain in the Fire Fund a few'days when they are transferred to the general fuitd. When the dill was un: der consideration Senator Kutz said : “The only amendment was the simple subPee word “‘October’’ for. “January.” and it. was necessary that the bill should be passed if possible before the first : of Janoary next. By the original bill, what& é@ver money was route in the funds of the Nevada City ‘Fire . Ist of January of each year was tobe transferred to the General werd not collected until the of December, the money remained in: the Fire Departinent Fund but a day. o two, . : and there was not sufficient time to makeja distribution to the several co -intention of the original bill was to leave tie money inthe fund of the agri” for a year after the Ist of Janua but through inadvertency: the bill was so drawn as to make the money transferable = Py the lst of January following, instead a year from that date.” The bill'was passed and transmitted to Benate by the Hon. The object of thes the Fire Fand for t ment until October. . Department on the hd. As the taxes cook ‘to a wagon. train. eighty dollars a foot. —<e isin te thet the Thabeceiee blunde na) er ei ORS a ce sam ta The writer is excusable, as he bad prob. ably “takén thé oath” so frequently that he . cvuld not tell the difference between a four horse mud Wagon and a biggy when the’ Judge pussed Grass Valley. eithét Game from Marysville on a stage; or else it took two yebicles te get him through. We, ‘accept the apolegy of the Union, » The Judge ‘Naw OpPustrion Boat.—The pow end splendid steamer Managua was launched et New York on the 27th of October. registers 2/500 tons; measurés 275 feet in length, 40 in width, and 26 fegt in the hold. She is€escribed ad ‘a very’ fine véasel, Built in the best style of ship architecture, and her accommodations ate ‘fitted up with the most liberal regard to the comfort of the passengers. She belongs to the Nicaragua Opposion line, and is intended fur this side. Lvok,—Henry Lorenz went to Owyhee, from Red Bluff, on, the 2d of May last, as He returned last Sunday week, worth sixteen thousand dollars, While he was butebering in Ruby City, some kiud friend put his name down for two -hundred feet in a’ new discovery which proved to be rich, and he sold out for To ConGREss.—Ainong the members of Congress elect from New Orleans, is the veteran banker of that city, Jacob Barker’ He is now about eighty-seven. years.of age. a an BIRTHS, betta, a son. Tn Dutch Fiat, Dee. 9th. to the wife of R. G. Tiblast ‘days ies. The y following ; J H Harbin INLAND Seas.— The tule lands overflowed by the Sacramento and Ametican. rivers, in Sutterand Sacramento counties, says the Marysville Appedl. aré Vast’ inland seas. In making the passage from. Marysville to Sacramento, by steamer, these waters pre Sent to the traveler a pretty sight. In many pluces : farm-houses seem to be setting on little islands, surrounded by water. ‘These . S G waters how swarm with wild geese, pelicans, ducks and other aquatic” birds. J Schnider Moor Kate Schnider Louisa Rable Mary Ruble A Tibbetts W Earl Nevadaiimere do D Ward. Jones Aar i Maguire. ANOTHER. Pare Ficut.—The Bay papers say that another “mill” is to come off in six weeks from last Wednesday. The principuls—Tommy Chandler and Pete Maguire —have put up their stakes—a purse of $1,000, or $500 a side, and commenced training. Their fighting weight is to be one hundred and thirty-eight pounds. Joe Winrow takes charge of Chandler; and William Brannigan (“Seotty,”) superintends the training of Boupies To Be Fuae eben. —The brig . ~~ Invincible, abvut to sail from San Frangisco, vite to New York the body of the soa vf Hon. Robert H) Pray n, whe diedin’ San uncisco while thé family were on their way ‘Japan, where Pruyn is minister,— a continue for One Week or more.: Also’ the: ‘bodies ‘Of Messrs.” Hopkins aud Wrightson, Mining Superintendents, killed. by the Indianein'Arizona, in September last. . NOTICE. "} ‘HIE Priends anch Batroui ness in this place lic patronage for our su tla hl rons or the unde are hereby notified that thay” have sold vut their entire Estate, Stock we geod will ip the Livery BusiARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. . BROAD STREET, NEVADA. CITY, Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietots, Tuvasvay, Dec December 14, 1865. W Burnio San Fran J Morvison Penn Val J Crossman do 'l W McCready Mary J Hendry do T Méin Gold Flat J Hopkinson . do J Culbertson Bear V C H Simpkins . do. AG Heu Wash W LHopkins do E D Dean Cement h M Ashburn do, H Twining Virginia do LP Johuson Grass v. P Stull Pena nd ogy 3 Hanrahain Montz h W H Toothaker Mai do W Hoar do. G Bryant San Juan Margaret idetdoGH Gol Margaret Rider do olby Red D 3 L Blackburn do J.C Garber to J McCiintock Kni La'G W Sauleberry Uni W Weeks Red Dog J Smith Rough & R do. R Patterson Grass V R F Craig Ohio * W Huffman Nevada W Van Alstine do W Barker Sun Jose do do do rn J.B. COOKE AND H. cy DADE, Who will carry on the business of the concern at the old stand We bespeak a liberal share of the pubjecessurs. ry agigee & BRO. dis OGY, ete. (SIZE PORTRAITS: on ‘exh RalLuoap Incorporation aPhe Southern Pacific Railroad Company has, filed its . Fomauaual certificate of inverporation in the Secretary of State's office, President, T.G. Phelps ; Treasurer, B. W. Hathaway ; S-cretary. . }Joho F. Seats” Phe object ofthe Coinpuiiy . , . 8 to.eonstruct a: railroad frém: Sao Fran-},. Cisco to Sam’ Diego, thenee to the eastern . line of the Beate'té" dod running, te; theebook $30,000 unity sustain apa or Moral Lecture on Su There will be 2 splendid, eee a OF aaa Ras agree wil be. nea up each EvenSCIENCE ‘awD® ART. Wik ATOMY" BYERULOGY. Piamnot Temperance Hal, Wednesday Eve'g, . December 13th. oe ld either to‘ enjoy. Theures. aid sh ae oo Re Aes cet Fee eer st . 33 Tissgeet Go. Bue. yA AER SE She . ] Cheaper than any other mon Clay toa splendid Meerschaum. A om a7 wee . AT THE NEW THEATER, — ing against the building. The Trastecs of the Nevada Theater a8 we ki te OPEL tho ‘Sabir ind om peescnting his fragile form at the omar of the Ex-ehange..--. . On Monday. Evening, December 25thy-. .2. For the, Purpose of paying some debts stand. All aré invited to'attend. * 26 Samak ane pag ag s ooniemnel TOYS ! TOYS! ‘Tors ! NICK. SLOCOVICH, pin senens ire oy taht ot Toys, Fane Goods and Nick Naxs ever brought to hee mpatdntales He has ed — Swords and omen onan for sol nificent Dolls.of for the mond i "Das pg Contrabands™ ack“ W Ware bling Mins ” Wagons, Horses and splendid Toy eat ‘Beth “% fact any and everything that you dere for Also a large 5 stock of the best Candies, Fruits, etc. always on ha People are Taviiok to call and look at the new stock which will be sold at most supnenatale rates. Nevada, Nov. 24th.—1m BOOTS AND SHOES! WILLIAM & R. COE, Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets’ ‘NEVADA CITY. ‘ I have just recéived a NEW STOCK OF GOODS, Consisting of ‘Gents ‘Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippers, &e., Ke. From the best manufacturers of ‘New York, Phila © delphia and Boston. ‘ Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, and -Children’s Shoes; Just from the Manufactory, reodived by the las Steamer. I also have full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, Miller’s Celebrated Harness Blacking, Neats Foot Oil, Preuch Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, and in fact everything to be found ina first-class Shoe and Finding Store. Repairtng done in the best style. Boots and Shoes made ‘to order . And a good fit warranted in every case. I keep Boots of my own manufacture. al hand will sell all fay, Goods, ue es Mouse in town i Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, 82c. = ee ae ee. 33. Remember the Corner ! Nevada, November 11th. Cigars, Tobacco and Fancy Goods, ON BROAD STREET, dext door to the Post Office Has @ large stock of Havana Cigars, of every brand, AND + larg e quantity of Superb Smoking and Chewing +P ohecca, to which he invites the tention of fa IR aa aud rma: 88 He has also, Pipes of every rarlety, fivn com“Also oushend splendid Mock-of Toys, ‘Fancy Goods and Wick Waxs of every kind, together with a fine stock of CUTLERY. . i *eveds, New . NOTICE, . rR. 5: € Notes and Christmas and New Year's Presents, . rare Mr, Toweling, Bed Quilts, Franciseo. Sea Foams; * / Nov. 28th—ime His stock consints in part of Dress Goods— Gros de Naple, Gros de Rhine, _, Ribbed Silk, al! colors, the best and fi finest. French Meérinos, all colors. Colored Alpacas, Silk warp black Alpaca—and w fact, all kinds of Dress Goods usually kept ina Fashionable Dry Gooks Store, Calicos; French, American & English Will be sold for PRICES! Sheetings—all kinds, always ou hand. 2000 yards of 4-4 Sheeting, best brand, wil. be ®idat a very low . Beige. A. COLDSMITH, Does not humbug the people by stating that Goods will be sold at:lower rates‘thun ever a8 every one knows that Dry Goods have advanced, but ealyat; GOLDSMITH’S; compate’ prices with mers ghee shia agama linkid Dry Goods 2k 25 per cent Cheaper than at any other place Household Furnishing Goods } If you, want to furnish up @ House, goto ay GOLDSMITH’S. You will ana ’ 10-4 Linen Sheetng. 5, 6,8, ¥ snd 1044 Colton Shibetttige ee ne ea Napkins, all kinds; ’ ER —ae say -_ SA meres or A er through sume ates when be Mele a soot rmonenee An Hier ef ay fs the yt i his aieninaeieeirie ‘GORGEOUS sTOCK oF . . rerecneraert opens. Ana shinteiitiies with that privilege nd cdetian ;” Corsidt of ad and Pine Streets, . Seteets this manner of introducing his ' NEW STOCK OF Fall and Winter Goods, : To his old partronié and desires the ‘particular attention of ALL purchasers. Call and examine bis penek before buying pala Empress Cloths. © Ped Fine Ribbed Scotch Plaid sir pie x French Peplins. Poi 71 de Chevre. : De Laines, wool and plaid. Less Chast San Francisco Wholsale Pillow-cases, een bs and everthing else neodel.,Fancy Goods, Goaiiey, Laces, Trim‘mings, Ribbons, Buttons, &e. Go To GOLDSMITH’s, Fot he always keeps the latest and best style _not surpassed by any establishment outside of San WOOLEN < Coops. Breakfast C: apes, Nubias, &. &e. “all made footer at the Bay. Cloaks of all description, Sacks, short and long—latest ‘style, Shawls, of every kind known. . iF . GOLDSMETHDS Stock connect be surpassed. by any other Dry Goods House in: this county—the Ladies know this to be a fact. . ‘Velvet Boniiets, Turban: Hats, joga, Diana and Sailor Hats, . If you want Trimmings fo, : Hat, go to G91] dtl Asi get he ote Bae : onnet Psy apie gn? TM ae fer 4: ult pears , Excrrina’ ‘one we ed Elli, ‘who resi ran. gway yesterc dathage. The hi above the stage st Whea they reuche driver, not desirix dowa grade, jumy the horses canie . scattering vegetal the road. . When of the bill at the jr mercial. streets, ¢ to wake the turn became detached wheel’ horses ran . pied as a Chinese horses was instan severely cut about gon was cousidera etables, etc: ,-scatt The damage will 4 and $200. NevaDa Love: The annual elect Ludge, to serve year, took place ir evening. The fo elected: W. C, } f Spence, Senior. W: Junior Warden; . &. D. Tower, Secr CHRISTMAS ia « Mette, Travehng ker. Mr. Mette i but will be here at and will remain'‘in days only. Those selves of his servic. orders at this office There is nothing holiday present to Grover & Baker §& MILL at Conra: experienced mill n to Colfax, ‘to selec! We should judge t' point, within a co agricultural distri Valley, and near t! foot-hills, would bi An excellent’ mar! the mines and bey the articles produce: TuEeCounry At that the law willsession of the Legi Auditor’s business er to thé County C A DveEL.—It is bloodless duel was night, somewhere . banks of Deer C: thought to: have or The preliminaries much secrecy tha‘ cept: principals and ble to tell to’ what party suffered, but suffer. ‘muebly,” a “healed the breag the field -satisfied : Gone ro Serr County ‘Treasurer, on Wednesday last with the State T will amount to nea For Surervis The Union Centra Sapervisorial Dist L. Woodraff’ ca that District. Mr. man, and will ma The election will t: and he will no doul majority. Genera. McD robibiting { itiong je: ing the Sreuiseb 4 ate and situati ly getting’ unhealt You May Quite inherit. any. taint. of childhood, thi’ ‘measles, booping:

ty Bureau, has submitted a proposition fur « e 1 oie ae aaa ah tapos Beas ste ttiiieutneomuene enemies ene remains arora: mmm TM iin Sacra o. Among or.demand such judicious than: ‘Ad tliose pertaining to the mineral The. = Serpent aa Senator, the interests of the ~ amines would be earetully guarded, and thus the best interests of all sections of the State, “rq be secured. The people of Nevada, would feel under the greatest obligations to her si r counties of Placer, El Dorado, erra, Butte, ete, if they would unite in*bie sapport, and a strong feeling would be engendered in this county, to reciprocate the favor. Sargent possesses indomitable energy, and ‘hés ability is demonstrated by his signal e-rvices in Congress. All interests of the. State willbe cared for: by ‘Him, and we are confident that in the event of iis election, those who support him will never have cause to regret the action. a Tae Stave. Conraotven.At ‘tho ‘te: iqtest of Hon. George Oulton, Controller of State, the affairs of his office willbe thoroughly investigated by a joint committee of thé Bendte and Assembly. This demand ‘of Mr, Oulton arises from the attacks made by Ra andnymous writer through the .colmons of the San Francisco Examiner, j in Fegard-to the collection’ of Foreign Miners’ License in Trinity ’ ‘County, in’ which fraud is charged upon the Controller. We bave uo doubt that Mr, Qulton’ wilt be able to show-that the charges are ‘false, and that the investigafion will add to his reputation for integrity and competency as an officer. For the present excellent condition of State finances, much is due to the efficient State Controller. It is. probable that during. this investigation, the affuirs connected with the collection-of foreign miners’ license will be throughly sifted, and if frauds have been perpetrated they will likely be discovered. It may be that fraudulent receipts’ were. is aued in Trinity county, and they likely were, as under the gystem ado by Oalton it would be diffieult to perpetrate fraud in any othér way, except by making one receipt good fora number of taxes, The State Controller will no doubt be able to satisfy every tian thet the affairs of his office are in the best possible condition. . GENERAL Puice, commanding the Caval& revision of cavalry term of service, which has received the approval of many officers. _ The plan contemplates ‘that He‘soldier shall be permanently. mounted until he has received a year’s instruction and proved bimself aapabdle of properly taking care of a horse, That one-third of the force consisting of reoruiting regiments shall be kept dismounted with only a. sufficient number of horses for instructions — in eqnestrianiem,, That the regiments shal! rotate in being distnounted: and that after a regiment has been thoroughly instructed, wotinted and sent to the field, it shall not receive any recruits until recall ed to,the place of: rendezvous. By this means there will be no troupe in the field but the most effective. Tus New Lucomutive.—The Sacramento Union of the l4th says: The new lo, comotive “A. A. Sargent’ arrived at the levee yesterday on the schooner A. Lincoln. . It will be discharged to-day at the foot of I atreet. This locumotive, built. by Booth & prs of San Francisco, is the third one turned out by thew, The two first were ‘bailt for the San Jose road. The Sargent will weigh, about thirty -tofis’ light, or forty-five tons with wood and water. Snow oN THE Saw 1 Butt Nan vinu.—The Log Angeles News of the th says a heavy mantic of snow covers the summits of the adjacent coust range of wountains, as also upen San Beraardino . mountains—the evident reeult of the recent atormy weuther, <n Mores oe est sawed ‘three nile citabok doe Daihen . sentert spe om going on he questions to be diet we obi taal 80 ‘little ofthis county” fool, that to be the Setidaitabiom of the pr giver etable manner of life. of hog meat. Hoa ‘that “all the ifis flesh is heir to,” are »} caused by the departure, of sad yee $ “. kind of life for which he wasintended. contended..that..manwas.by.. siliittoa hve entirely upon veg. . By eating meats, the char-acter of tnan was changed, and be became ‘the subject of moral and physical disorders. To prove bis eqnelusions, the various nations of thé earth, He was especially heavy 'on pork eaters, and-contended that nine out of ten cases of consumption, and many, originated inthe eating ‘he doctor told many truths, and his theory is worth heating for its nov . elty, if nothing more. the lectare a-cofmmittes, cabsisting of Mes srs. Crittenden, Dryden and Davis, were appointed to select some one from the audi» ence for examination. selected aad hig bumps were examined. In most particulars his traits of character were correctly given, though in someinstances the Doctor “slipped up.” An examination will be bad ‘each evening during the course. oupynt, should, cases of serotuls At the conclusion of . “W._C. Stiles was wid tetheked and stitution o the Assembly. Neyapa City Fire Derpantment.—A bill introduced into:’ the Joseph Kutz, for thé.amendment of the law for the support and maintenance of the Fire Department i in this . city, hus been passed.— pendment was to keep use of the DepartAs the law now exists the moneys collected only remain in the Fire Fund a few'days when they are transferred to the general fuitd. When the dill was un: der consideration Senator Kutz said : “The only amendment was the simple subPee word “‘October’’ for. “January.” and it. was necessary that the bill should be passed if possible before the first : of Janoary next. By the original bill, what& é@ver money was route in the funds of the Nevada City ‘Fire . Ist of January of each year was tobe transferred to the General werd not collected until the of December, the money remained in: the Fire Departinent Fund but a day. o two, . : and there was not sufficient time to makeja distribution to the several co -intention of the original bill was to leave tie money inthe fund of the agri” for a year after the Ist of Janua but through inadvertency: the bill was so drawn as to make the money transferable = Py the lst of January following, instead a year from that date.” The bill'was passed and transmitted to Benate by the Hon. The object of thes the Fire Fand for t ment until October. . Department on the hd. As the taxes cook ‘to a wagon. train. eighty dollars a foot. —<e isin te thet the Thabeceiee blunde na) er ei ORS a ce sam ta The writer is excusable, as he bad prob. ably “takén thé oath” so frequently that he . cvuld not tell the difference between a four horse mud Wagon and a biggy when the’ Judge pussed Grass Valley. eithét Game from Marysville on a stage; or else it took two yebicles te get him through. We, ‘accept the apolegy of the Union, » The Judge ‘Naw OpPustrion Boat.—The pow end splendid steamer Managua was launched et New York on the 27th of October. registers 2/500 tons; measurés 275 feet in length, 40 in width, and 26 fegt in the hold. She is€escribed ad ‘a very’ fine véasel, Built in the best style of ship architecture, and her accommodations ate ‘fitted up with the most liberal regard to the comfort of the passengers.. She belongs to the Nicaragua Opposion line, and is intended fur this side. Lvok,—Henry Lorenz went to Owyhee, from Red Bluff, on, the 2d of May last, as He returned last Sunday week, worth sixteen thousand dollars, While he was butebering in Ruby City, some kiud friend put his name down for two -hundred feet in a’ new discovery which proved to be rich, and he sold out for To ConGREss.—Ainong the members of Congress elect from New Orleans, is the veteran banker of that city, Jacob Barker’ He is now about eighty-seven. years.of age. a an BIRTHS, betta, a son. Tn Dutch Fiat, Dee. 9th. to the wife of R. G. Tiblast ‘days ies. The y following ; J H Harbin INLAND Seas.— The tule lands overflowed by the Sacramento and Ametican. rivers, in Sutterand Sacramento counties, says the Marysville Appedl. aré Vast’ inland seas. In making the passage from. Marysville to Sacramento, by steamer, these waters pre Sent to the traveler a pretty sight. In many pluces : farm-houses seem to be setting on little islands, surrounded by water. ‘These . S G waters how swarm with wild geese, pelicans, ducks and other aquatic” birds. J Schnider Moor Kate Schnider Louisa Rable Mary Ruble A Tibbetts W Earl Nevadaiimere do D Ward. Jones Aar i Maguire. ANOTHER. Pare Ficut.—The Bay papers say that another “mill” is to come off in six weeks from last Wednesday. The principuls—Tommy Chandler and Pete Maguire —have put up their stakes—a purse of $1,000, or $500 a side, and commenced training. Their fighting weight is to be one hundred and thirty-eight pounds.. Joe Winrow takes charge of Chandler; and William Brannigan (“Seotty,”) superintends the training of Boupies To Be Fuae eben. —The brig . ~~ Invincible, abvut to sail from San Frangisco, vite to New York the body of the soa vf Hon. Robert H) Pray n, whe diedin’ San uncisco while thé family were on their way ‘Japan, where Pruyn is minister,— a continue for One Week or more.: Also’ the: ‘bodies ‘Of Messrs.” Hopkins aud Wrightson, Mining Superintendents, killed. by the Indianein'Arizona, in September last. . NOTICE. "} ‘HIE Priends anch Batroui ness in this place lic patronage for our su tla hl rons or the unde are hereby notified that thay” have sold vut their entire Estate, Stock we geod will ip the Livery BusiARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. . BROAD STREET, NEVADA. CITY, Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietots, Tuvasvay, Dec December 14, 1865. W Burnio San Fran J Morvison Penn Val J Crossman do 'l W McCready Mary J Hendry do T Méin Gold Flat J Hopkinson . do J Culbertson Bear V C H Simpkins . do. AG Heu Wash W LHopkins do E D Dean Cement h M Ashburn do, H Twining Virginia do LP Johuson Grass v. P Stull Pena nd ogy 3 Hanrahain Montz h W H Toothaker Mai do W Hoar do. G Bryant San Juan Margaret idetdoGH Gol Margaret Rider do olby Red D 3 L Blackburn do J.C Garber to J McCiintock Kni La'G W Sauleberry Uni W Weeks Red Dog J Smith Rough & R do. R Patterson Grass V R F Craig Ohio * W Huffman Nevada W Van Alstine do W Barker Sun Jose do do do rn J.B. COOKE AND H. cy DADE, Who will carry on the business of the concern at the old stand We bespeak a liberal share of the pubjecessurs. ry agigee & BRO. dis OGY, ete. (SIZE PORTRAITS: on ‘exh RalLuoap Incorporation aPhe Southern Pacific Railroad Company has, filed its . Fomauaual certificate of inverporation in the Secretary of State's office, President, T.G. Phelps ;

Treasurer, B. W. Hathaway ; S-cretary. . }Joho F. Seats” Phe object ofthe Coinpuiiy . , . 8 to.eonstruct a: railroad frém: Sao Fran-},. Cisco to Sam’ Diego, thenee to the eastern . line of the Beate'té" dod running, te; theebook $30,000 unity sustain apa or Moral Lecture on Su There will be 2 splendid, eee a OF aaa Ras agree wil be. nea up each EvenSCIENCE ‘awD® ART. Wik ATOMY" BYERULOGY. Piamnot Temperance Hal, Wednesday Eve'g, . December 13th. oe ld either to‘ enjoy. Theures. aid sh ae oo Re Aes cet Fee eer st . 33 Tissgeet Go. Bue. yA AER SE She . ] Cheaper than any other mon Clay toa splendid Meerschaum. A om a7 wee . AT THE NEW THEATER, — ing against the building. The Trastecs of the Nevada Theater a8 we ki te OPEL tho ‘Sabir ind om peescnting his fragile form at the omar of the Ex-ehange...--. . On Monday. Evening, December 25thy-. .2. For the, Purpose of paying some debts stand. All aré invited to'attend. * 26 Samak ane pag ag s ooniemnel TOYS ! TOYS! ‘Tors ! NICK. SLOCOVICH, pin senens ire oy taht ot Toys, Fane Goods and Nick Naxs ever brought to hee mpatdntales He has ed — Swords and omen onan for sol nificent Dolls.of for the mond i "Das pg Contrabands™ ack“ W Ware bling Mins ” Wagons, Horses and splendid Toy eat ‘Beth “% fact any and everything that you dere for Also a large 5 stock of the best Candies, Fruits, etc. always on ha People are Taviiok to call and look at the new stock which will be sold at most supnenatale rates. Nevada, Nov. 24th.—1m BOOTS AND SHOES! WILLIAM & R. COE, Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets’ ‘NEVADA CITY. ‘ I have just recéived a NEW STOCK OF GOODS, Consisting of ‘Gents ‘Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippers, &e., Ke. From the best manufacturers of ‘New York, Phila © delphia and Boston. ‘ Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, and -Children’s Shoes; Just from the Manufactory, reodived by the las Steamer. I also have full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, Miller’s Celebrated Harness Blacking, Neats Foot Oil, Preuch Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, and in fact everything to be found ina first-class Shoe and Finding Store. Repairtng done in the best style. Boots and Shoes made ‘to order . And a good fit warranted in every case. I keep Boots of my own manufacture. al hand will sell all fay, Goods, ue es Mouse in town i Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, 82c. = ee ae ee. 33. Remember the Corner ! Nevada, November 11th. Cigars, Tobacco and Fancy Goods, ON BROAD STREET, dext door to the Post Office Has @ large stock of Havana Cigars, of every brand, AND + larg e quantity of Superb Smoking and Chewing +P ohecca, to which he invites the tention of fa IR aa aud rma: 88 He has also, Pipes of every rarlety, fivn com“Also oushend splendid Mock-of Toys, ‘Fancy Goods and Wick Waxs of every kind, together with a fine stock of CUTLERY. . i *eveds, New . NOTICE, . rR. 5: € Notes and Christmas and New Year's Presents, . rare Mr, Toweling, Bed Quilts, Franciseo. Sea Foams; * / Nov. 28th—ime His stock consints in part of Dress Goods— Gros de Naple, Gros de Rhine, _, Ribbed Silk, al! colors, the best and fi finest. French Meérinos, all colors. Colored Alpacas, Silk warp black Alpaca—and w fact, all kinds of Dress Goods usually kept ina Fashionable Dry Gooks Store, Calicos; French, American & English Will be sold for PRICES! Sheetings—all kinds, always ou hand. 2000 yards of 4-4 Sheeting, best brand, wil. be ®idat a very low . Beige. A. COLDSMITH, Does not humbug the people by stating that Goods will be sold at:lower rates‘thun ever a8 every one knows that Dry Goods have advanced, but ealyat; GOLDSMITH’S; compate’ prices with mers ghee shia agama linkid Dry Goods 2k 25 per cent Cheaper than at any other place Household Furnishing Goods } If you, want to furnish up @ House, goto ay GOLDSMITH’S. You will ana ’ 10-4 Linen Sheetng. 5, 6,8, ¥ snd 1044 Colton Shibetttige ee ne ea Napkins, all kinds; ’ ER —ae say -_ SA meres or A er through sume ates when be Mele a soot rmonenee An Hier ef ay fs the yt i his aieninaeieeirie ‘GORGEOUS sTOCK oF . . rerecneraert opens. Ana shinteiitiies with that privilege nd cdetian ;” Corsidt of ad and Pine Streets, . Seteets this manner of introducing his ' NEW STOCK OF Fall and Winter Goods, : To his old partronié and desires the ‘particular attention of ALL purchasers.. Call and examine bis penek before buying pala Empress Cloths. © Ped Fine Ribbed Scotch Plaid sir pie x French Peplins. Poi 71 de Chevre. : De Laines, wool and plaid. Less Chast San Francisco Wholsale Pillow-cases, een bs and everthing else neodel.,Fancy Goods, Goaiiey, Laces, Trim‘mings, Ribbons, Buttons, &e. Go To GOLDSMITH’s, Fot he always keeps the latest and best style _not surpassed by any establishment outside of San WOOLEN < Coops. Breakfast C: apes, Nubias, &. &e. “all made footer at the Bay. Cloaks of all description, Sacks, short and long—latest ‘style, Shawls, of every kind known. . iF . GOLDSMETHDS Stock connect be surpassed. by any other Dry Goods House in: this county—the Ladies know this to be a fact. . ‘Velvet Boniiets, Turban: Hats, joga, Diana and Sailor Hats, . If you want Trimmings fo, : Hat, go to G91] dtl Asi get he ote Bae : onnet Psy apie gn? TM ae fer 4: ult pears , Excrrina’ ‘one we ed Elli, ‘who resi ran. gway yesterc dathage. The hi above the stage st Whea they reuche driver, not desirix dowa grade, jumy the horses canie . scattering vegetal the road. . When of the bill at the jr mercial. streets, ¢ to wake the turn became detached wheel’ horses ran . pied as a Chinese horses was instan severely cut about gon was cousidera etables, etc: ,-scatt The damage will 4 and $200. NevaDa Love: The annual elect Ludge, to serve year, took place ir evening.. The fo elected: W. C, } f Spence, Senior. W: Junior Warden; . &. D. Tower, Secr CHRISTMAS ia « Mette, Travehng ker. Mr. Mette i but will be here at and will remain'‘in days only. Those selves of his servic. orders at this office There is nothing holiday present to Grover & Baker §& MILL at Conra: experienced mill n to Colfax, ‘to selec! We should judge t' point, within a co agricultural distri Valley, and near t! foot-hills, would bi An excellent’ mar! the mines and bey the articles produce: TuEeCounry At that the law willsession of the Legi Auditor’s business er to thé County C A DveEL.—It is bloodless duel was night, somewhere . banks of Deer C: thought to: have or The preliminaries much secrecy tha‘ cept: principals and ble to tell to’ what party suffered, but suffer. ‘muebly,” a “healed the breag the field -satisfied : Gone ro Serr County ‘Treasurer, on Wednesday last with the State T will amount to nea For Surervis The Union Centra Sapervisorial Dist L. Woodraff’ ca that District. Mr. man, and will ma The election will t: and he will no doul majority. Genera. McD robibiting { itiong je: ing the Sreuiseb 4 ate and situati ly getting’ unhealt You May Quite inherit. any. taint. of childhood, thi’ ‘measles, booping: