December 19, 1866 (4 pages)

Travseri. pt. — Bhe DaiDA ly CITY, CALIFORNIA . . A Wrrrtne Macutng.—A person in Canrer’s Bkwerrr.—About one hunthis city, snys the Call, who has been blind ; dred gnd fifty pérsons’ assembled at the Theatre on Monday evening on the occaNEVA ce by which blind person, or « person in sion of Carter’s benefit.’ The’ entertainthe dark, may write with as much facility ment lasted until 11 o’clock and was high. s. PREs CIAL OFFI CITY & as One favored with light and the gift of ly appreciated by all present. The music NTY COU sight! The new invention does not teach by the string and brass bands, the songs one how to write, but enables one in the and chorasses wére good and the sdle by . ee . WEDNESDAY, “DEC . 19, 1866. _ dark to write correctly, crossing all the Edmonds. was excellent. NEV! Foot of Main and Broad PLACE & Mccowgn, Horses, He handles the “t’s” and dotting all the “i's.” The maviolin in a masterly manner aud produces Amentcan Diretomacy—tThe character. chime provided for by the invention will sweeter musi¢ than any performer we have of American diplomacy during the past not cost over six or seven dollars, and it listened to in a long time. “A humorous been enormous, and the huge volumes of : Bu; PRESIDENT LINCOLN IN MARBLE—Mrs. city matters, was read by Mrs. Carter.— ternoon at t) Horses boarded by the day or week. crashing ove speed. The below spran ception of G ing to escap 6 fey CITY SCRIP. HOLDERS.—An Warrants drawn on General Find and and sagacity, ifnotof boldness. tered pre. vious to May 19th, 1866, will be Fr. On presenta. bre Interest on the same will cease fom an te, Alsoall Warrants drawn on Fire Fund and. istered previous to-Oct. 27th, 1866, -will be paid WM. F. EVENS, Treasurer, STE VER WARE, presentation. Treasurer’s Office, Nevada City, Dec, 19th, _ add to the difficulty the early opportuniwith Mr. Lincoln, and she learned toknow served in the cavalry during the war.— : ties of the war were wasted by incompeevery line,*feature and expression of his Lieut. Porter has a recruiting office in tent generals, and color was given to the face and head. ‘That she has reproduced Kidd’s building and is ready to muster in swift assumption of Russell that the Unthem with marvelous fidelity and artistic a hundred more able bodied men. wer, many of the best friends of the late Senna ic. was destroyed. But now the rebellion resident bear witness. Governor Andrew Founp.—A safe key, whiclthe owner is broken it is not a pleasant task to read Senators Summer and Wilson and Mr. back over the volumes of diplomatic corBoutwell and others, all pronounce this can get by calling at this office. respondence, and observe the shifts by bust an extraordinary faithful represenNew York E.ection.—We have the tation of the great original. The bust, in _. be justified even by the plea that we were tn extremis. The surrender of Mason and Slidell can never be looked upon with com placency by the American people, because the Cabinet certainly consulted discretion far more than valor. However American precedents may have justified our course, United election. The total: vote was 723,624. Fenton (Union) received 369/133, and NorFOLK AND KENTUCKY.—Since the Hoffman (Cop.) 251,491; Fenton’s majority race for the Inauguration Stake, at Jerome 44,682. Lincoln's majority in 1864 was Park, New York, says the Solano Press, 6,749. The vote for Fenton is 398 in excess Kentucky is considered to be'the best race of Lincoln’s while Hoffman’s falls 7,495 horse east of to be anxious to SuccEssFuL Poniticrans.—A_ sia op Wien Has on hand, at his store, A Large ‘Stock of is = was purchas & year ago fc FOR CASH. . FINE GIFT BOOKS, By W. C. RANDOLPH, Masonic Building. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, a oe = —7 “ert reflection on its quietude while those outrages were being committed. -It said plainly, we kept still out of prudence while we were fighting our domestic foe, but ‘ow we are free from danger in that quar, ter you must apologize and pay for the in + jiiries you have done to us when we could not help ourselves. It confesses the hol lewness of the diplomatie professions of esteem which were kept up during the war, and indicates a return to first princi PORTMONAIES, ~ HERIFE'S SALE.—By virtue of an Execution Ss to me delivered, issued out of the District Court of the 14th Judicial Distritt in and for the county of Nevada, State of California, bearing is under the control of Obérlin Colle Ohio, for the use of the st rate-of ten with plaintiff's per cent per annu® till paid, together costs and disbursements, at the Timety J anxious to k: acceptable Cl TOYS, date of said judyment, and accruing costs amount ing to the sum of $45 50. Ihave levied upon all lady, we wot the right, title and interest of the defendants, Patrick Lee, Benj. McCauley, Wm. Campbell and Alex. Stoddard, therein mentioned, or either of studying that branch of science. Ir Jeff. Davis dies at Fortress Monroe it them, in and to the following described pro ing Machine, rty, to-wit :—All those certain mining claims, situate And a host of other articles too nu and being upon Osborn Hill, about 2% miles merous to mention. southeasterly from the town of Grass Valley, . ’ Yes, he will be killed with kindness and Grass Valley Township, Nevada county, State of the President will be guilty. California, known as the claims of the Phenix ° Mining Company, bounded on the north, west —. and south by the claims of Woodworth & Co. and A GERMAN Hint.—A friend of ours, says on the east 7 the claims of Gregory & Co. toARRIVALS AT THE . the Napa Reporter, who ‘goom yoost from NATIONAL ntcomad withall the rights, privileges and appur EXCHANGE HOTEL. enances therennto belonging. Sharmany,” was talking the ‘other day Notice is hereby given that I will expose to Broad Street, Nevada City, California. public sale all the above described property, to . with a friend concerning our national ples. Napoleon’s invasion of Mexico was prospects, when the two were interrupted by a third person who at once began to winked at, though it was in ostentatious will be willful murder.—Brick Pomeroy. satisfactiop — line, give me a-call LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. December 18, 1866, the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Courthouse door, in the city of Nevada, on TUESDAY, January 15th, 1867. between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M. and 5 o’clock, P.M. Given under my hand at Nevada, this 17th day that we waited for peace to make these migrated, ae ee . things even; and the American people Miss Sue Robinson, formerly so popular, expect that firmer action of their govand so long disappeared from the California . ernment which they patiently waived stage is at the Opera House, Virginia City. ~ while so much could be said in favor of LATELY in Montana, a couple.of copperheads and a furious womam, assaulted *The debates in the English papérs upon . the question ofthe Alabama claims do not a radical editor in his office. The brave . proceed upon the idea that the United fellow set-to and whaled all three of them States may enforce its demands by repriafter which a copperhead justice fined him $20 for assault and battery. . sals: but that it is to the interest of Eng BS Jones Candda Hill W EGra do Ww Hamilton Sacrament 2 —— and Dollars in gold coin of the United States— costs of court amounting to 25, with interest thereon from the date of said ju ent at the rate of two and ¥ per cent = month , payable in like gold coin, [$125 counsel fee in gold coin,] till id, which ju ent is recorded in judgment Kk 4, of the in this matter for four years should be. Pennsylvania. ome recognized as a precedent for future CEO, R. CRAWFORD. . AGENCY. : ; ‘ or parcel of . in the village of Boston Ravinland e, in wat The Mutual Life Insurance Company roePhen ape OF NEW YORK. Has the Largest Cash Assets, . Pays the Highest Dividends. on of of pier and te of encing at the sou of the lot of landof the late Mr. § Spin a property of the Estate of said de ning thence in a southerly direction alo reed or Main street of said Boston distance of one hundred and twenty Ravine t he lot orBebe1fyof . and owned by Mr. fi en Dore ne; then pane s ce The Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company 6f San Francisco, ONE million of dollars worth of cattl action against itself. If England pays e are on their way East fram Texas. Cattle By judicious distribution of its these claimis speedily our people will not risks Took carefully to its motives, But the atare selling in that State at only five dollars and prompt payment of all its loss : . titude of our own government should be per head. es by Fire or Marine ts taking the #uch that it may be-vindicated as assertTwo young Americans, name d Beck with . : ‘Tea d of allCompanies on this coast. dng, and ready and able to enforce, its stand first and third in the competitive ex: : by a resort to the last argument of aminatio of a class n of 118 civil engineers 8. B DAVENPORT, Agent, . = and stone ereon or in any orien g8 and improvements connected therewith, e tenements, he A. Goldsmith in receipt of « tion of which nin Dry Goods, ; i A. mas present 1 with small cl Eeconomize ! Buy your Goods at very high. (¢ How to * doubt he will it, as it will t THe Late ‘past we hav storm.’ The almost impa dine that e mene vertisement i CRIPT several] said District Court, on page 270 and whereas it is ordered that the Mortg age set forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed weep pro nig Lsacaspong —sa yee ~All get up more . Tenders”—th , Dac. 15th. Nevada LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE. boo and on one hundred and thirty to pay them lest,in case ofa war,EngMrs.Deborah Redford,aged ninet y-three And does the Larzest amount of busland may lose more than their amount by years, the sole survivor of the historical the issuance of cruisers from cur ports.— Wyoming massacre, which occurred dur. States, distance of oue hundred and thirty feet In other words, England cannot afford' ing the Revolutionary war, is still living fo, . poss of awnning(cogether with ai the that the principle on which ‘it proceeded with her son, Dr, A, Bedford, inWaverly, We would a makjng a pre the agent, R. CHRISTMAS San Francisco A McDonald Washingto express his views in regard tothe question JE Saget D Hapgood Bine Tent 8 Garber Red Dog of Dec. 1266. R.B,; GENTRY, 8 Sheriff. Pattee Nevada City R P Barnett Canada Hill By R. B. Patton, Under Sh. ourwar closed the Imperialists were fre in hand much to the displeasure of our JL MPeno Dibble do JW & Ellison Byrne, A do — “i Tuetonic, friend. The latter stood it as AM Stephers do J Newman Grass Valle ~aninded that such things could not be. It do TJ Manchester Yuba B longas he could but becoming impatient, J K Ley HERIFF’S SALE.—Whereas, Dennis Sulliv: femains to be seen if Napoleon and MaxiA McLane do_=—xH Mills Rongh & dy the 10th day of December, A. D. Tuttle do DH Birdsall’Cunnin mi eredon ecov. ~ milian are to be crowded off the continent, he said to his comrade : “Goome Mr. S——., L a judgwent in the District Court of1866,r the Four. do G Gephard Grass Valley teenth seta chair along wit der dable side up, JM 83Hicks Judici al Distri ct of the Raymond State of Califo do rn JW nolds and if England is to be made to liquidate do in and for the County of Nevada, against Miche do JW Philps New York ant we will bolitic mit.one anoder.” The DF Briton al and Bridget Cloonen for the sum of One our demands under the direct pressure of C Green do JR Thomas Thous do threatened war. Our course has confessed other took the ‘hint, and immediately be the best ix mediately, ax If you want anything in the above jf only a few on Violation of American theories ; but when a fek STATIONERY, Dollars, damages, with interest thereon at the A TELEGRAPH line, thirty miles t ee ——— necticut. T] and about fc mill was com After a run « time twenty three -hundr taken out. “ and rough a done in cold snow. ‘For t that not mo saved. This argues well f The Eagle C ' eight ledges: we understan during the W . dtder that all military companies in the LEAVENWORTH.-Th? cityof Leavenworth date Dec. 17th, on a ju ent rendered in said Kansas, was laid out inaJune, 1854, and Court on the 10th day of ember, 186, in favor State which shall not have perfected their of Peter Johnson and against, Patrick Lee, Benj. now contains twenty-five thousand inorganization by the last day of December McCauley, Wm. Campbell and Alex. Stoddard.— { habitants. e ee = rtners, composing “Phenix Mining Company,’ be mustered out as the law directs. for the sumof Seven Hundred Nine and 12-100 Bie Monry.—An express train carried the twenty millions of thalers which form the war indemnity Austria must pay Prussia. The-svhole amount was paid in silver, It was loaded by the ton, and took twenty men six days to count it. Ten clerks, twelve tellers and thirty-six. gendarms accompained the train. Canon, a few with some fo Devil’s Cano on reninniong _ Pebellion, in demanding a settlement of . the Alabama claims, was in itself a cov ADUJTANT General Evans has issued an the Eagle.C most encours n incoesiumeah since 1851. under groun Goon Ye CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS, Srines shi. sesumed for the time—beingto TF fact, all of his competitors at the First. Union been at peace its clear duty would have been to teach England that the law which it enforced upon others would be insisted upon against herself, The attitude towards England which the govern ment assumed soon after the close of the aman of in acter, highly him. He ha terday after _ @isgrace or destroy us. A nation which THE Président says in his message: “Our American Derby at Paterson. Norfolk has defies the dictates of international law, or never lost a heat nor a race, and may justGovernmeetis now findergoing its most denies their existence, to suit its own purtrying ordeal.” It certainly is a severe ly be considered the “monarch of the poses, has no right to insist upon other natrial to sufferthe shame and disgrace of turf.” PS tions being governed by them, Had the having’ a s6t’and a blackguard at its head. 2 <P residing in ] CEO. R. CRAWFORD, Nevada. December 19th. the former almost distanced Kentucky,and and so terrik few moment New York, a dence of the he was a me WILL BE SOLD CHEAP ; a8 Norfolk is concerned. We believe our Wood and a State Senator, on last Wedhad no right to urge such acticn upon us, issey Solano horse to be the fastest inthe world. nesday night, won of Hon. John for its whole dealing towards us and other one hundred and forty thousand at Norfolk and Kentucky are brothers, but A car was s HOLIDAY GOODS. : CALIFORNIA as struggle with a malicious foe,yet England Fhe « were at wor by a friend vy a special Flat. with him. . a store on'G: funeral took AND EVERY VARIETY and came conveniently to the surface to and Gladiateur,and it is not improbable dispatch to the Tizhes says on the authorfurnish an excuse for backing out of a that Mr. Winters may gratify him, as far ity of the New York Herald, that Ben. ations had been in violation of ‘the doc. Cement Mine for sale. For farther lars enquire at the NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. dig Opals, of the Rocky Mountains, and short of MeClellan’s. Mr. Jerome professes r[HREE TWENTIETHS of the Green Mounteh . Diamonds, the makea match with him against Norfolk FOR SALE, Rubies, which our enemies over the water were marble, is to occupy a place ofhonor in: full official returns of the New York foiled in their designs to get up quarrels; the Senate Chamber and many of the expedients can scarcely States. es Clocks, DEATH 0 : made brief: Greenman, » To Let on the most Reasonable Terms, _ Good Saddle Horses, for either Ladies oy : 4 is solicited "A share of-pablic patronage amt age isfaction qaiventesd the condition of the side-walks, and other ELEGANT ASSORTMENT The entertainment throughout was good, The UniAmes, of Boston, says the Chicago Repuband we are sorry there was not‘a larger her bust of Lincoln, after . ted States during most of the time-was in. ican, has finished —or— attendance. The weather, however, has several months hard study and earnest. _-the position of a man struggling witls to been so stormy that large audiences can mearly equal antagonist, with other foes work. Mrs. Ames had rare advan hardly be expected. — waiting a favorable moment, or plausable bring to the accomplishment of this underENTERED THE SERVICE.—A. Stevens: excuse, to overwhelm him. Under such taking. Her devotion to suffering soldiers _ircumstances the task of preserving peace during the war, and the necessity of her -and John Levings have. volunteered for with tife'rest of mankind while we whipfrequent presence gipon the battle-field, the cavalry regiment for the regular army, Watches, ped the rebels was no easy matter. To brought her into friendly personal relations now being recruited on tlils coast. Levings dispatches are a monument of industry Carriages and a ~ . Gentlemen. Carriages for Funerals will furnish, ben : ed'on short notice, five years has been the subject of admiramust eventually become of great assis poem on reconstruction, in which the tion or reproach in neatly equal propor-\ tance to those who are so unfortunate as “city dads” received sundry hits about tions, The mere labor of composition has: to be deprived of their eyesight. LOcaL Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada, GOLDSMITH’S Faghionable Dry Goods Stor, . Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada City. be age must ha\ Pars in. * such as pimp! Carpets. .O11 Cloths, Millinery “ “use of Hall’s Goods. lodide of Pat . Ladies and Children’s Shoes.

Travseri. pt. — Bhe DaiDA ly CITY, CALIFORNIA . . A Wrrrtne Macutng.—A person in Canrer’s Bkwerrr.—About one hunthis city, snys the Call, who has been blind ; dred gnd fifty pérsons’ assembled at the Theatre on Monday evening on the occaNEVA ce by which blind person, or « person in sion of Carter’s benefit.’ The’ entertainthe dark, may write with as much facility ment lasted until 11 o’clock and was high. s. PREs CIAL OFFI CITY & as One favored with light and the gift of ly appreciated by all present. The music NTY COU sight! The new invention does not teach by the string and brass bands, the songs one how to write, but enables one in the and chorasses wére good and the sdle by . ee . WEDNESDAY, “DEC . 19, 1866. _ dark to write correctly, crossing all the Edmonds. was excellent. NEV! Foot of Main and Broad PLACE & Mccowgn, Horses, He handles the “t’s” and dotting all the “i's.” The maviolin in a masterly manner aud produces Amentcan Diretomacy—tThe character. chime provided for by the invention will sweeter musi¢ than any performer we have of American diplomacy during the past not cost over six or seven dollars, and it listened to in a long time. “A humorous been enormous, and the huge volumes of : Bu; PRESIDENT LINCOLN IN MARBLE—Mrs. city matters, was read by Mrs. Carter.— ternoon at t) Horses boarded by the day or week. crashing ove speed. The below spran ception of G ing to escap 6 fey CITY SCRIP. HOLDERS.—An Warrants drawn on General Find and and sagacity, ifnotof boldness. tered pre. vious to May 19th, 1866, will be Fr. On presenta. bre Interest on the same will cease fom an te, Alsoall Warrants drawn on Fire Fund and. istered previous to-Oct. 27th, 1866, -will be paid WM. F. EVENS, Treasurer, STE VER WARE, presentation. Treasurer’s Office, Nevada City, Dec, 19th, _ add to the difficulty the early opportuniwith Mr. Lincoln, and she learned toknow served in the cavalry during the war.— : ties of the war were wasted by incompeevery line,*feature and expression of his Lieut. Porter has a recruiting office in tent generals, and color was given to the face and head. ‘That she has reproduced Kidd’s building and is ready to muster in swift assumption of Russell that the Unthem with marvelous fidelity and artistic a hundred more able bodied men. wer, many of the best friends of the late Senna ic. was destroyed. But now the rebellion resident bear witness. Governor Andrew Founp.—A safe key, whiclthe owner is broken it is not a pleasant task to read Senators Summer and Wilson and Mr. back over the volumes of diplomatic corBoutwell and others, all pronounce this can get by calling at this office. respondence, and observe the shifts by bust an extraordinary faithful represenNew York E.ection.—We have the tation of the great original. The bust, in _. be justified even by the plea that we were tn extremis. The surrender of Mason and Slidell can never be looked upon with com placency by the American people, because the Cabinet certainly consulted discretion far more than valor. However American precedents may have justified our course, United election. The total: vote was 723,624. Fenton (Union) received 369/133, and NorFOLK AND KENTUCKY.—Since the Hoffman (Cop.) 251,491; Fenton’s majority race for the Inauguration Stake, at Jerome 44,682. Lincoln's majority in 1864 was Park, New York, says the Solano Press, 6,749. The vote for Fenton is 398 in excess Kentucky is considered to be'the best race of Lincoln’s while Hoffman’s falls 7,495 horse east of to be anxious to SuccEssFuL Poniticrans.—A_ sia op Wien Has on hand, at his store, A Large ‘Stock of is = was purchas & year ago fc FOR CASH. . FINE GIFT BOOKS, By W. C. RANDOLPH, Masonic Building. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, a oe = —7 “ert reflection on its quietude while those outrages were being committed. -It said plainly, we kept still out of prudence while we were fighting our domestic foe, but ‘ow we are free from danger in that quar, ter you must apologize and pay for the in + jiiries you have done to us when we could not help ourselves. It confesses the hol lewness of the diplomatie professions of esteem which were kept up during the war, and indicates a return to first princi PORTMONAIES, ~ HERIFE'S SALE.—By virtue of an Execution Ss to me delivered, issued out of the District Court of the 14th Judicial Distritt in and for the county of Nevada, State of California, bearing is under the control of Obérlin Colle Ohio, for the use of the st rate-of ten with plaintiff's per cent per annu® till paid, together costs and disbursements, at the Timety J anxious to k: acceptable Cl TOYS, date of said judyment, and accruing costs amount ing to the sum of $45 50. Ihave levied upon all lady, we wot the right, title and interest of the defendants, Patrick Lee, Benj. McCauley, Wm. Campbell and Alex. Stoddard, therein mentioned, or either of studying that branch of science. Ir Jeff. Davis dies at Fortress Monroe it them, in and to the following described pro ing Machine, rty, to-wit :—All those certain mining claims, situate And a host of other articles too nu and being upon Osborn Hill, about 2% miles merous to mention. southeasterly from the town of Grass Valley, . ’ Yes, he will be killed with kindness and Grass Valley Township, Nevada county, State of the President will be guilty. California, known as the claims of the Phenix ° Mining Company, bounded on the north, west —. and south by the claims of Woodworth & Co. and A GERMAN Hint.—A friend of ours, says on the east 7 the claims of Gregory & Co. toARRIVALS AT THE . the Napa Reporter, who ‘goom yoost from NATIONAL ntcomad withall the rights, privileges and appur EXCHANGE HOTEL. enances therennto belonging. Sharmany,” was talking the ‘other day Notice is hereby given that I will expose to Broad Street, Nevada City, California. public sale all the above described property, to . with a friend concerning our national ples. Napoleon’s invasion of Mexico was prospects, when the two were interrupted by a third person who at once began to winked at, though it was in ostentatious will be willful murder.—Brick Pomeroy. satisfactiop — line, give me a-call LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. December 18, 1866, the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Courthouse door, in the city of Nevada, on TUESDAY, January 15th, 1867. between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M. and 5 o’clock, P.M.. Given under my hand at Nevada, this 17th day that we waited for peace to make these migrated, ae ee . things even; and the American people Miss Sue Robinson, formerly so popular, expect that firmer action of their govand so long disappeared from the California . ernment which they patiently waived stage is at the Opera House, Virginia City. ~ while so much could be said in favor of LATELY in Montana, a couple.of copperheads and a furious womam, assaulted *The debates in the English papérs upon . the question ofthe Alabama claims do not a radical editor in his office. The brave . proceed upon the idea that the United fellow set-to and whaled all three of them States may enforce its demands by repriafter which a copperhead justice fined him $20 for assault and battery. . sals: but that it is to the interest of Eng BS Jones Candda Hill W EGra do Ww Hamilton Sacrament 2 —— and Dollars in gold coin of the United States— costs of court amounting to 25, with interest thereon from the date of said ju ent at the rate of two and ¥ per cent = month , payable in like gold coin, [$125 counsel fee in gold coin,] till id, which ju ent is recorded in judgment Kk 4, of the in this matter for four years should be. Pennsylvania. ome recognized as a precedent for future CEO, R. CRAWFORD. . AGENCY. : ; ‘ or parcel of . in the village of Boston Ravinland e, in wat The Mutual Life Insurance Company roePhen ape OF NEW YORK. Has the Largest Cash Assets, . Pays the Highest Dividends. on of of pier and te of encing at the sou of the lot of landof the late Mr. § Spin a property of the Estate of said de ning thence in a southerly direction alo reed or Main street of said Boston distance of one hundred and twenty Ravine t he lot orBebe1fyof . and owned by Mr. fi en Dore ne; then pane s ce The Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company 6f San Francisco, ONE million of dollars worth of cattl action against itself. If England pays e are on their way East fram Texas. Cattle By judicious distribution of its these claimis speedily our people will not risks Took carefully to its motives, But the atare selling in that State at only five dollars and prompt payment of all its loss : . titude of our own government should be per head. es by Fire or Marine ts taking the #uch that it may be-vindicated as assertTwo young Americans, name d Beck with . : ‘Tea d of allCompanies on this coast. dng, and ready and able to enforce, its stand first and third in the competitive ex: : by a resort to the last argument of aminatio of a class n of 118 civil engineers 8. B DAVENPORT, Agent, . = and stone ereon or in any orien g8 and improvements connected therewith, e tenements, he A. Goldsmith in receipt of « tion of which nin Dry Goods, ; i A. mas present 1 with small cl Eeconomize ! Buy your Goods at very high. (¢ How to * doubt he will it, as it will t THe Late ‘past we hav storm.’ The almost impa dine that e mene vertisement i CRIPT several]

said District Court, on page 270 and whereas it is ordered that the Mortg age set forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed weep pro nig Lsacaspong —sa yee ~All get up more . Tenders”—th , Dac. 15th. Nevada LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE. boo and on one hundred and thirty to pay them lest,in case ofa war,EngMrs.Deborah Redford,aged ninet y-three And does the Larzest amount of busland may lose more than their amount by years, the sole survivor of the historical the issuance of cruisers from cur ports.— Wyoming massacre, which occurred dur. States, distance of oue hundred and thirty feet In other words, England cannot afford' ing the Revolutionary war, is still living fo, . poss of awnning(cogether with ai the that the principle on which ‘it proceeded with her son, Dr, A, Bedford, inWaverly, We would a makjng a pre the agent, R. CHRISTMAS San Francisco A McDonald Washingto express his views in regard tothe question JE Saget D Hapgood Bine Tent 8 Garber Red Dog of Dec. 1266. R.B,; GENTRY, 8 Sheriff. Pattee Nevada City R P Barnett Canada Hill By R. B. Patton, Under Sh. ourwar closed the Imperialists were fre in hand much to the displeasure of our JL MPeno Dibble do JW & Ellison Byrne, A do — “i Tuetonic, friend. The latter stood it as AM Stephers do J Newman Grass Valle ~aninded that such things could not be. It do TJ Manchester Yuba B longas he could but becoming impatient, J K Ley HERIFF’S SALE.—Whereas, Dennis Sulliv: femains to be seen if Napoleon and MaxiA McLane do_=—xH Mills Rongh & dy the 10th day of December, A. D. Tuttle do DH Birdsall’Cunnin mi eredon ecov. ~ milian are to be crowded off the continent, he said to his comrade : “Goome Mr. S——., L a judgwent in the District Court of1866,r the Four. do G Gephard Grass Valley teenth seta chair along wit der dable side up, JM 83Hicks Judici al Distri ct of the Raymond State of Califo do rn JW nolds and if England is to be made to liquidate do in and for the County of Nevada, against Miche do JW Philps New York ant we will bolitic mit.one anoder.” The DF Briton al and Bridget Cloonen for the sum of One our demands under the direct pressure of C Green do JR Thomas Thous do threatened war. Our course has confessed other took the ‘hint, and immediately be the best ix mediately, ax If you want anything in the above jf only a few on Violation of American theories ; but when a fek STATIONERY, Dollars, damages, with interest thereon at the A TELEGRAPH line, thirty miles t ee ——— necticut. T] and about fc mill was com After a run « time twenty three -hundr taken out. “ and rough a done in cold snow. ‘For t that not mo saved. This argues well f The Eagle C ' eight ledges: we understan during the W . dtder that all military companies in the LEAVENWORTH.-Th? cityof Leavenworth date Dec. 17th, on a ju ent rendered in said Kansas, was laid out inaJune, 1854, and Court on the 10th day of ember, 186, in favor State which shall not have perfected their of Peter Johnson and against, Patrick Lee, Benj. now contains twenty-five thousand inorganization by the last day of December McCauley, Wm. Campbell and Alex. Stoddard.— { habitants. e ee = rtners, composing “Phenix Mining Company,’ be mustered out as the law directs. for the sumof Seven Hundred Nine and 12-100 Bie Monry.—An express train carried the twenty millions of thalers which form the war indemnity Austria must pay Prussia. The-svhole amount was paid in silver, It was loaded by the ton, and took twenty men six days to count it. Ten clerks, twelve tellers and thirty-six. gendarms accompained the train. Canon, a few with some fo Devil’s Cano on reninniong _ Pebellion, in demanding a settlement of . the Alabama claims, was in itself a cov ADUJTANT General Evans has issued an the Eagle.C most encours n incoesiumeah since 1851. under groun Goon Ye CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS, Srines shi. sesumed for the time—beingto TF fact, all of his competitors at the First. Union been at peace its clear duty would have been to teach England that the law which it enforced upon others would be insisted upon against herself, The attitude towards England which the govern ment assumed soon after the close of the aman of in acter, highly him. He ha terday after _ @isgrace or destroy us. A nation which THE Président says in his message: “Our American Derby at Paterson. Norfolk has defies the dictates of international law, or never lost a heat nor a race, and may justGovernmeetis now findergoing its most denies their existence, to suit its own purtrying ordeal.” It certainly is a severe ly be considered the “monarch of the poses, has no right to insist upon other natrial to sufferthe shame and disgrace of turf.” PS tions being governed by them, Had the having’ a s6t’and a blackguard at its head. 2 <P residing in ] CEO. R. CRAWFORD, Nevada. December 19th. the former almost distanced Kentucky,and and so terrik few moment New York, a dence of the he was a me WILL BE SOLD CHEAP ; a8 Norfolk is concerned. We believe our Wood and a State Senator, on last Wedhad no right to urge such acticn upon us, issey Solano horse to be the fastest inthe world. nesday night, won of Hon. John for its whole dealing towards us and other one hundred and forty thousand at Norfolk and Kentucky are brothers, but A car was s HOLIDAY GOODS. : CALIFORNIA as struggle with a malicious foe,yet England Fhe « were at wor by a friend vy a special Flat. with him. . a store on'G: funeral took AND EVERY VARIETY and came conveniently to the surface to and Gladiateur,and it is not improbable dispatch to the Tizhes says on the authorfurnish an excuse for backing out of a that Mr. Winters may gratify him, as far ity of the New York Herald, that Ben. ations had been in violation of ‘the doc. Cement Mine for sale. For farther lars enquire at the NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. dig Opals, of the Rocky Mountains, and short of MeClellan’s. Mr. Jerome professes r[HREE TWENTIETHS of the Green Mounteh . Diamonds, the makea match with him against Norfolk FOR SALE, Rubies, which our enemies over the water were marble, is to occupy a place ofhonor in: full official returns of the New York foiled in their designs to get up quarrels; the Senate Chamber and many of the expedients can scarcely States. es Clocks, DEATH 0 : made brief: Greenman, » To Let on the most Reasonable Terms, _ Good Saddle Horses, for either Ladies oy : 4 is solicited "A share of-pablic patronage amt age isfaction qaiventesd the condition of the side-walks, and other ELEGANT ASSORTMENT The entertainment throughout was good, The UniAmes, of Boston, says the Chicago Repuband we are sorry there was not‘a larger her bust of Lincoln, after . ted States during most of the time-was in. ican, has finished —or— attendance. The weather, however, has several months hard study and earnest. _-the position of a man struggling witls to been so stormy that large audiences can mearly equal antagonist, with other foes work. Mrs. Ames had rare advan hardly be expected. — waiting a favorable moment, or plausable bring to the accomplishment of this underENTERED THE SERVICE.—A. Stevens: excuse, to overwhelm him. Under such taking. Her devotion to suffering soldiers _ircumstances the task of preserving peace during the war, and the necessity of her -and John Levings have. volunteered for with tife'rest of mankind while we whipfrequent presence gipon the battle-field, the cavalry regiment for the regular army, Watches, ped the rebels was no easy matter. To brought her into friendly personal relations now being recruited on tlils coast. Levings dispatches are a monument of industry Carriages and a ~ . Gentlemen. Carriages for Funerals will furnish, ben : ed'on short notice, five years has been the subject of admiramust eventually become of great assis poem on reconstruction, in which the tion or reproach in neatly equal propor-\ tance to those who are so unfortunate as “city dads” received sundry hits about tions, The mere labor of composition has: to be deprived of their eyesight. LOcaL Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada, GOLDSMITH’S Faghionable Dry Goods Stor, . Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada City. be age must ha\ Pars in. * such as pimp! Carpets. .O11 Cloths, Millinery “ “use of Hall’s Goods. lodide of Pat . Ladies and Children’s Shoes.