December 2, 1868 (4 pages)

weprenar, 0 DEc. % 1868. Capinmr--Maxansi—The politicians and newspaper correspondents are exccoedingly busy making Cabinets for __ General Grant's ‘administration. One er ally confident gives 4 new list of Sidelid ocmsatned to “Roy whe shall have the seat from the Pacific Coast.— generally count Oregon and Ne-@ut of the ring, and seem to think that the Pacific coast appointment mast come from California. Governor Woods. of Oregon, or Senator Williams would either of them make a @o0od Secretary of Interior. Eugene ee John B. Felton, John Conness and several other Californians have been mentioned. Senator Nye of Ne_ Vad has also been , but the Cabinet markers of the East, 'thongh they ‘upon persons for other Secs. have. not yet named the in for the Pacific. We are inclined to think these wise ones will find themselves wide of the mark when the real Cabinet comes to be announced by Grant. ‘The keen judgment and correct estimate of men which enabled Grant to choose his officers and to fix upor Sherman as a great ‘leader after hé"had been relieved of command and was pronounced insane by newspaper _ Correspondents, will not fail Grant in . his new position. He seems to judge men intuitively and his jadgment never fails. Politicians and correspondents by selfish motives, and ‘then fori to wite« Cabinet into ex. for Grant will hardly be suce to settle the account, but no nde reached. On Saturday evening these two, with others, engaged in & game of cards at Ross’ store. AtS o Leachman got up and went tohie home, and was followed by ce i pm Diodndier we over the hag = a in front of the store. Being busy at the time he did not go out, and shortly it was announced that Leachman was killed. The struggle between the two men was witnessed by ‘e Chinaman, omployed as a cook by Leachman, andthe weapon used was ab fe taken from the store of eo ‘The following is the description of the murderer, who is ‘still at large: Age, ae sy thirty-seven to forty ; hight, about feet ten or eloven inches ; spare in person ; a little round-shouldered; sandy * hair and beard—the latter three or four inches long on the chin, but short on the rest of his face ; eyes, blue or gray ; had on a short eck coat, brown or snuff «olor; paritaloons, light brown or snuff, and striped, and worn inside of his boots; shirtoof a light color, and a Dlackyhat,rather broad-brimmed, and _ half worn. Grass VaLLey Censvus.—Jobn Webber, Town Census Marshal, says the National, bus completed his labors and reporte the population of Grass Valley as follows: Males, 21 years and over, 1,666; males under 21, 825; females, 18 years of age and ever, 847; females under 18, 763 ; total, 4,110. The town site is two miles in length east and west, and a mile and a half wide north @nd south, ond embraces the following sections and parts of sections: Section 27, west half of section 26, east half of section 28, north-east fourth of section 38, north half of section $4, and northwest fourth of section 35, ‘ » rid Io Miss P. W. Forsyth has succeeded her father as publisher of the Liberty Miss. Adrocate, having had twelve years experience inthe composing room. California, the ‘lead ry wp , have'at last © ont the last ditch of degradation, and jn the Secretary of State they find a willing tool for carrying out ‘their infamous purposes todefeat the will of the people‘of this ‘State as expressed at the ‘ballot box. Such a barefaced, outrageous and contemptible proceeding was mever undertaken during the palmy days of Billy Mulligan and Yankee Sullivan, us that of counting in Henly and counting out Hoffman by the present Secretary of State. It appears that no position is too sacred, no office too high but it may be prostituted to party purposes, and the leaders of the party appland. Ina dark room, away from any bat his own partizans, Dr. Nichols proceeded to count the votes and to make up his returns so as to give the election to Henly, no doubt expecting to have the certificates issued and signed. by Governor Haight, who, by the adinis— sion of the Secretary was one of the chief devils in the plot, and thus put the matter beyond reach of the Courts. They were caught in the scheme just in time to prevent its consammation.— As to the question. Every man in the State knows that only one Hoffman was a candidate, and every lawyer knows that a middle initial letter, if wrong, does not vitiate a vote. The in-ention of the people was maniiest therefore and the attempt to defeat Hoffman by the recent counting or miscounting uf votes, was palpable, infamous and damnable attempt on the part of those concerned to defeat the clea: ly expressed will of the people of this Sate, This attempt fraudulently to defeat the will of the people deserves the condemnation of every good citizen. Fine Woou.—We find in a Vermont paper, says the Oregonian, a very curious history of the growth of fine wool and the manner of its introduction in the United States, Fifty years ago scarcely a pound of fine wool was +. grown in the United States, in Great Britain, or in any other country except Spain. In 1784, a small flock was sent tothe Elector Saxony as a present from the King of Spain, whence the entire product of Saxony wool, now of such immense value. In 1809, during . © the invasion of Spain by the Fren some of the valuable crown fi so'd to raise money, Consul, Jarvis, at n, purchased 1,400 head and sent them to this country. A portion of this pure and unmixed Merino flock is still to be found in Vermont at this time. Such was the origin of the immense flock cf fine wool sheep in the United States at the present time, Tae VoTE.—The object of the Secretary of State has been defeated, and }all the hopes of saving stakes entertained by Democrats have been dashed by a mandamus trom the District Court. The Court has issued an order requiring the Secretary to count all votes cast for Hoffman. This is in accordance with all thedecisions in law, and also in obedience to our own Statute, providing that “no ticket shall be lost for want of form, if the Board of Judges can determine to their satisfaction the person for and the office intended.” There was only one Hoffman a candidate,and there could be no question, as the first initial was his, that all the votes were intended for him. The Secretary of State, had he not been caught, no doubt intended to make his certificate so that his party friends might draw their money. But the cable slipped, and the. trick was spoiled. Of course the Secretary will gracefully submit to the edict of the Court and count Hoffman in. At Lucerne, recently, Queen Victoria offered a party of ten pin players $400 to abstain from playing on the Sabbath while she stayed av the hotel. The landlord refused, rudely adding that Switzerland was a free country, and those who disliked their customers might stay away. THE expense of putting up a private telegraph is about $500. There are 50 of them in New York. eee SPAIN has adopted the French system of coinage. “ “Tue Las Drrcs.—The Democracy Finck Paci anda is more destructive to life n the]. most unwholesome ‘trades, or than resBe idence in an unwholesome house or district, where there never hss been the most distant attempt at ‘sanitary improvement of any kind. A Mexpox (¥t.) clergyman accepted an invitation to a ball in that town, on condition that he be allowed to deliver a sermon, which he did,at midnight, to an audience of dancers, who listened attentively to a denunciation of that pastime. _ Tue French police are greatly puzzled to prevent the introduction of Les Lanternes into France. ~ Recently they opened several large packing cases that contained plaster busts of Napoledn IIL; which, when broken, were found to be filled with — of the obnoxious sheet. ’ Tax irom mocntain at C ‘obden, Tiinois, is about five miles long, two hun— dred feet high; and full of ore of ansual purity. A part of the mountain is owned by the Illinois Central Railroad ng? Gronar Francis Train will keep his room in the debtor’s prison a few weeks longer. He received 2,500 votes for Congress against Morriesey’s 15,000. Tue total Republican majority by the New England States is about 148,000, THE popular majority for Grant is about 472,000. CONGRESS meets on next Monday, Dec. 7th, On December 15th, the loyal: soldiers meet in Convention at Chicago. ALTHOUGH Grant was brought upa mechanic he takes no pains to conceal his dislike for Cabinet-makers. It is somewhat singular ever Seymour spoke during the late Presidential cam sthere were large Republican gains. Ta Tistian Advocate proposes to rge on the first of January next,and calls for a thousand new subscribers. Tue Princess Murat has been sued for the price of her wedding jewels. Brigham Young has recently taken five more wives. Tue Bank of France contains 1,300,000,000 francs, BUCKLE, in his History of Civilization, says that marriage does not depend upon love, but upon the price of corn. It is evident that children have long known this, and have even measured love us men measure corn, as appears from their common expression: “] love you two bushels and a peck.” The statistical lover does not now say, as he used to: “Amanda, I love thee,” but instead: * ‘Amanda, provisions are cheap.” so sneaeanies Merry Christmas ! Happy New wear §: PRESENTS FOR OLD & tet aie FOLKS! NICK. SLOCOVICE, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA cITY, H AS just received a splendid stock of goods oe the Holidays. TOYS of every description, euch as China Sets, Dolls, beaatiiul Shell Boxes, Wagons, Carriages. and of the greatest variety ever brought to Nevada, 27" A splendid fresh stock of FRUITS and éNb NDL&p of every kind and var ety. me young and old and see the beautiful and a ood things for the holidays. NICK, SLOCOVICH, = Nevada, Dec. 2nd. lk o. DUNKLE, FORWARDING MERCHANT. —_—— OFFICE AT RAILROAD DEPOT, . COLFAX, , oe ES"SATISFACTION GU ARANTEED. ge oli. Mae your Goods plainly, Fa. b, » . It is Unanimously Voted by the Ladies of Nevada County, —THAT— & S. RSSENTHAL, OF THe : ‘Pioneer Dry Goods Store, ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Have just received the, . FINEST STOCK or Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Christmas Goods, ' ‘ -slaska Furs, Carpets, — Oll Cloths, Shawls, pers Cloaks, . Ete. Ete ‘Ever brought to Nevada en ‘Ladies Attention ! x = ' ROSENTHAL, AVE THE LATEST AND MOST FASHienabic Stock of ALASKA FUKS, BEAUTIFUL BROCHET Shawle, Black and Culored Silk of the Latest Patterns, BUNNETS AND HATS for Ladies and Misses the New Parisian Fashions. Ladies Eugenia Cloaks, Victoria Poplins, and Ladies Dress Goods oi every variety. Calicos, Sheetings, Table Linen, Fine Na kina, Irish Linens, maeeey, Ladies sua a dren’s Shoes. Trimmings, an unusually la Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cl J. Fs SELL THEM CHEAPER Than any other Honse in the Mountains. A continuance of past favors from ou: customers is solicited. .J.& 8. ROSENTHAL, Nevada, Dec. lst. READ, RUN AND REAP ! The Latest of the Season. ROSENBERG BROS. Opposite Masonic Building, Commercial Street, Nevada. MAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST, . THE CHEAPEST, THE BEST STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER wa DRY COODS .41.2) EVER BROUGHT TO NEYARA COUNTY. Consisting of EMPRESS CLOTHS, FRENCH MERINOS, DELAINES. of all kinds, FOULARDS, And a full stock of FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODs. The best and Cheapest steck of DOMESTIC COODs, To be found in Nevada County—imported directly from the Manufacturers, for this market. Alse, a large stock of Ladies’, Misses & Children’s Shoes. i FANCY GOODS .2) Of all kinds for CHREISTIJIAS, consisting of TOYS, CHINA WARE, etc. If) ou wish to buy NICE GOODS, CLEAN GOODS, FASHIONABLE GOODS and the CHEAPEST GUODs in this market, don't for: . get to go to Resenberg Bros, &@™ Ladies from the adjoining towns are particularly tavitad tocall before buying elsewhere, ROSENBER G@ BROS: Importers of Dry Goods, Commercial Streets, the c_Earaest Stock of Goods THE COUNTY, AND CAN AND WILL CRAND ‘JUBILEE The People Rejoice and they have cause for Rejoicing } r a HAAS & CO., The Pioneer Clothing Dealers, OF NEVADA CITY, « H+Ys tS JUST RECEIVED _@4 Tie Largest Most Fashionable, Most klegant, Michest, Best, and the CHEAPEST : Stock of CLOTHING, ' PUNISHING GooDs, BOOTS & SHOKS, HATS,®UBBER COATS AND BOOTS TRUNKS, de, Ever brought to Nev, B We are determined to Seu these OO0d~ Cheaper shan they can be purchased any where a8 im the State ! COME AND SEE THEM ! Betore you buy elsewhere! fee S. HAAS & co. Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts “Wevada. Nov. 12th, EARTHQUAKES ! <i en.! VOLCANOS! t . ee Vesuvius in Active Eruption ! BREAD THE LATESI NEWS! JULIUS CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, sashit a&e. Ke. H+ JUST BECEIVED The Largest, Best and Cheapesc Stock of Goods in his Line ever brought to Nevada County, which he offers to the aie at Wholesale or r Retail. His stock of Cigars imelude the Finest Brands of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, and consist of 150,000—the very best in the Market. ¥ Hie has Chewing Tobacco of every brand, among them: Genuine Peach, Cake, Our Pet Navy, Lester’s and Baldwin's Fig, Cabie, and in fact evry superior brand in the market, Smoking Tobacco of the finest quality, such as EP"Green Seal, Creole Comfort, Pride of beige anos Forest Rose, &e, Also, (2° Playing Cards, Cutlery, Matches, genuine MEERSCHAUM and other kinds of PIPES. All Goods sold at the very lowest CASH PRICES, at JULIUS GREEN WALD 8. Cigar and Tobacco. Store. Nevada, Nor. 2st. . a ¢ te ee ay a ae ae ars ea + @® & «as we. 6 2, ee Bee Se Se” Oe Re “eae \

weprenar, 0 DEc. % 1868. Capinmr--Maxansi—The politicians and newspaper correspondents are exccoedingly busy making Cabinets for __ General Grant's ‘administration. One er ally confident gives 4 new list of Sidelid ocmsatned to “Roy whe shall have the seat from the Pacific Coast.— generally count Oregon and Ne-@ut of the ring, and seem to think that the Pacific coast appointment mast come from California. Governor Woods. of Oregon, or Senator Williams would either of them make a @o0od Secretary of Interior. Eugene ee John B. Felton, John Conness and several other Californians have been mentioned. Senator Nye of Ne_ Vad has also been , but the Cabinet markers of the East, 'thongh they ‘upon persons for other Secs. have. not yet named the in for the Pacific. We are inclined to think these wise ones will find themselves wide of the mark when the real Cabinet comes to be announced by Grant. ‘The keen judgment and correct estimate of men which enabled Grant to choose his officers and to fix upor Sherman as a great ‘leader after hé"had been relieved of command and was pronounced insane by newspaper _ Correspondents, will not fail Grant in . his new position. He seems to judge men intuitively and his jadgment never fails. Politicians and correspondents by selfish motives, and ‘then fori to wite« Cabinet into ex. for Grant will hardly be suce to settle the account, but no nde reached. On Saturday evening these two, with others, engaged in & game of cards at Ross’ store. AtS o Leachman got up and went tohie home, and was followed by ce i pm Diodndier we over the hag = a in front of the store. Being busy at the time he did not go out, and shortly it was announced that Leachman was killed. The struggle between the two men was witnessed by ‘e Chinaman, omployed as a cook by Leachman, andthe weapon used was ab fe taken from the store of eo ‘The following is the description of the murderer, who is ‘still at large: Age, ae sy thirty-seven to forty ; hight, about feet ten or eloven inches ; spare in person ; a little round-shouldered; sandy * hair and beard—the latter three or four inches long on the chin, but short on the rest of his face ; eyes, blue or gray ; had on a short eck coat, brown or snuff «olor; paritaloons, light brown or snuff, and striped, and worn inside of his boots; shirtoof a light color, and a Dlackyhat,rather broad-brimmed, and _ half worn. Grass VaLLey Censvus.—Jobn Webber, Town Census Marshal, says the National, bus completed his labors and reporte the population of Grass Valley as follows: Males, 21 years and over, 1,666; males under 21, 825; females, 18 years of age and ever, 847; females under 18, 763 ; total, 4,110. The town site is two miles in length east and west, and a mile and a half wide north @nd south, ond embraces the following sections and parts of sections: Section 27, west half of section 26, east half of section 28, north-east fourth of section 38, north half of section $4, and northwest fourth of section 35, ‘ » rid Io Miss P. W. Forsyth has succeeded her father as publisher of the Liberty Miss. Adrocate, having had twelve years experience inthe composing room. California, the ‘lead ry wp , have'at last © ont the last ditch of degradation, and jn the Secretary of State they find a willing tool for carrying out ‘their infamous purposes todefeat the will of the people‘of this ‘State as expressed at the ‘ballot box. Such a barefaced, outrageous and contemptible proceeding was mever undertaken during the palmy days of Billy Mulligan and Yankee Sullivan, us that of counting in Henly and counting out Hoffman by the present Secretary of State. It appears that no position is too sacred, no office too high but it may be prostituted to party purposes, and the leaders of the party appland. Ina dark room, away from any bat his own partizans, Dr. Nichols proceeded to count the votes and to make up his returns so as to give the election to Henly, no doubt expecting to have the certificates issued and signed. by Governor Haight, who, by the adinis— sion of the Secretary was one of the chief devils in the plot, and thus put the matter beyond reach of the Courts. They were caught in the scheme just in time to prevent its consammation.— As to the question. Every man in the State knows that only one Hoffman was a candidate, and every lawyer knows that a middle initial letter, if wrong, does not vitiate a vote. The in-ention of the people was maniiest therefore and the attempt to defeat Hoffman by the recent counting or miscounting uf votes, was palpable, infamous and damnable attempt on the part of those concerned to defeat the clea: ly expressed will of the people of this Sate, This attempt fraudulently to defeat the will of the people deserves the condemnation of every good citizen. Fine Woou.—We find in a Vermont paper, says the Oregonian, a very curious history of the growth of fine wool and the manner of its introduction in the United States, Fifty years ago scarcely a pound of fine wool was +. grown in the United States, in Great Britain, or in any other country except Spain. In 1784, a small flock was sent tothe Elector Saxony as a present from the King of Spain, whence the entire product of Saxony wool, now of such immense value. In 1809, during . © the invasion of Spain by the Fren some of the valuable crown fi so'd to raise money, Consul, Jarvis, at n, purchased 1,400 head and sent them to this country. A portion of this pure and unmixed Merino flock is still to be found in Vermont at this time. Such was the origin of the immense flock cf fine wool sheep in the United States at the present time, Tae VoTE.—The object of the Secretary of State has been defeated, and }all the hopes of saving stakes entertained by Democrats have been dashed by a mandamus trom the District Court. The Court has issued an order requiring the Secretary to count all votes cast for Hoffman. This is in accordance with all thedecisions in law, and also in obedience to our own Statute, providing that “no ticket shall be lost for want of form, if the Board of Judges can determine to their satisfaction the person for and the office intended.” There was only one Hoffman a candidate,and there could be no question, as the first initial was his, that all the votes were intended for him. The Secretary of State, had he not been caught, no doubt intended to make his certificate so that his party friends might draw their money. But the cable slipped, and the. trick was spoiled. Of course the Secretary will gracefully submit to the edict of the Court and count Hoffman in. At Lucerne, recently, Queen Victoria offered a party of ten pin players $400 to abstain from playing on the Sabbath while she stayed av the hotel. The landlord refused, rudely adding that Switzerland was a free country, and those who disliked their customers might stay away. THE expense of putting up a private telegraph is about $500. There are 50 of them in New York. eee SPAIN has adopted the French system of coinage. “ “Tue Las Drrcs.—The Democracy Finck Paci anda is more destructive to life n the]. most unwholesome ‘trades, or than resBe idence in an unwholesome house or district, where there never hss been the most distant attempt at ‘sanitary improvement of any kind. A Mexpox (¥t.) clergyman accepted an invitation to a ball in that town, on condition that he be allowed to deliver a sermon, which he did,at midnight, to an audience of dancers, who listened attentively to a denunciation of that pastime. _ Tue French police are greatly puzzled to prevent the introduction of Les Lanternes into France. ~ Recently they opened several large packing cases that contained plaster busts of Napoledn IIL; which, when broken, were found to be filled with — of the obnoxious sheet. ’ Tax irom mocntain at C ‘obden, Tiinois, is about five miles long, two hun— dred feet high; and full of ore of ansual purity. A part of the mountain is owned by the Illinois Central Railroad ng? Gronar Francis Train will keep his room in the debtor’s prison a few weeks longer. He received 2,500 votes for Congress against Morriesey’s 15,000. Tue total Republican majority by the New England States is about 148,000, THE popular majority for Grant is about 472,000. CONGRESS meets on next Monday, Dec. 7th, On December 15th, the loyal: soldiers meet in Convention at Chicago. ALTHOUGH Grant was brought upa mechanic he takes no pains to conceal his dislike for Cabinet-makers. It is somewhat singular

ever Seymour spoke during the late Presidential cam sthere were large Republican gains. Ta Tistian Advocate proposes to rge on the first of January next,and calls for a thousand new subscribers. Tue Princess Murat has been sued for the price of her wedding jewels. Brigham Young has recently taken five more wives. Tue Bank of France contains 1,300,000,000 francs, BUCKLE, in his History of Civilization, says that marriage does not depend upon love, but upon the price of corn. It is evident that children have long known this, and have even measured love us men measure corn, as appears from their common expression: “] love you two bushels and a peck.” The statistical lover does not now say, as he used to: “Amanda, I love thee,” but instead: * ‘Amanda, provisions are cheap.” so sneaeanies Merry Christmas ! Happy New wear §: PRESENTS FOR OLD & tet aie FOLKS! NICK. SLOCOVICE, ON PINE STREET, NEVADA cITY, H AS just received a splendid stock of goods oe the Holidays. TOYS of every description, euch as China Sets, Dolls, beaatiiul Shell Boxes, Wagons, Carriages. and of the greatest variety ever brought to Nevada, 27" A splendid fresh stock of FRUITS and éNb NDL&p of every kind and var ety. me young and old and see the beautiful and a ood things for the holidays. NICK, SLOCOVICH, = Nevada, Dec. 2nd. lk o. DUNKLE, FORWARDING MERCHANT. —_—— OFFICE AT RAILROAD DEPOT, . COLFAX, , oe ES"SATISFACTION GU ARANTEED. ge oli. Mae your Goods plainly, Fa. b, » . It is Unanimously Voted by the Ladies of Nevada County, —THAT— & S. RSSENTHAL, OF THe : ‘Pioneer Dry Goods Store, ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Have just received the, . FINEST STOCK or Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Christmas Goods, ' ‘ -slaska Furs, Carpets, — Oll Cloths, Shawls, pers Cloaks, . Ete. Ete ‘Ever brought to Nevada en ‘Ladies Attention ! x = ' ROSENTHAL, AVE THE LATEST AND MOST FASHienabic Stock of ALASKA FUKS, BEAUTIFUL BROCHET Shawle, Black and Culored Silk of the Latest Patterns, BUNNETS AND HATS for Ladies and Misses the New Parisian Fashions. Ladies Eugenia Cloaks, Victoria Poplins, and Ladies Dress Goods oi every variety. Calicos, Sheetings, Table Linen, Fine Na kina, Irish Linens, maeeey, Ladies sua a dren’s Shoes. Trimmings, an unusually la Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cl J. Fs SELL THEM CHEAPER Than any other Honse in the Mountains. A continuance of past favors from ou: customers is solicited. .J.& 8. ROSENTHAL, Nevada, Dec. lst. READ, RUN AND REAP ! The Latest of the Season. ROSENBERG BROS. Opposite Masonic Building, Commercial Street, Nevada. MAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST, . THE CHEAPEST, THE BEST STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER wa DRY COODS .41.2) EVER BROUGHT TO NEYARA COUNTY. Consisting of EMPRESS CLOTHS, FRENCH MERINOS, DELAINES. of all kinds, FOULARDS, And a full stock of FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODs. The best and Cheapest steck of DOMESTIC COODs, To be found in Nevada County—imported directly from the Manufacturers, for this market. Alse, a large stock of Ladies’, Misses & Children’s Shoes. i FANCY GOODS .2) Of all kinds for CHREISTIJIAS, consisting of TOYS, CHINA WARE, etc. If) ou wish to buy NICE GOODS, CLEAN GOODS, FASHIONABLE GOODS and the CHEAPEST GUODs in this market, don't for: . get to go to Resenberg Bros, &@™ Ladies from the adjoining towns are particularly tavitad tocall before buying elsewhere, ROSENBER G@ BROS: Importers of Dry Goods, Commercial Streets, the c_Earaest Stock of Goods THE COUNTY, AND CAN AND WILL CRAND ‘JUBILEE The People Rejoice and they have cause for Rejoicing } r a HAAS & CO., The Pioneer Clothing Dealers, OF NEVADA CITY, « H+Ys tS JUST RECEIVED _@4 Tie Largest Most Fashionable, Most klegant, Michest, Best, and the CHEAPEST : Stock of CLOTHING, ' PUNISHING GooDs, BOOTS & SHOKS, HATS,®UBBER COATS AND BOOTS TRUNKS, de, Ever brought to Nev, B We are determined to Seu these OO0d~ Cheaper shan they can be purchased any where a8 im the State ! COME AND SEE THEM ! Betore you buy elsewhere! fee S. HAAS & co. Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts “Wevada. Nov. 12th, EARTHQUAKES ! <i en.! VOLCANOS! t . ee Vesuvius in Active Eruption ! BREAD THE LATESI NEWS! JULIUS CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, sashit a&e. Ke. H+ JUST BECEIVED The Largest, Best and Cheapesc Stock of Goods in his Line ever brought to Nevada County, which he offers to the aie at Wholesale or r Retail. His stock of Cigars imelude the Finest Brands of Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, and consist of 150,000—the very best in the Market. ¥ Hie has Chewing Tobacco of every brand, among them: Genuine Peach, Cake, Our Pet Navy, Lester’s and Baldwin's Fig, Cabie, and in fact evry superior brand in the market, Smoking Tobacco of the finest quality, such as EP"Green Seal, Creole Comfort, Pride of beige anos Forest Rose, &e, Also, (2° Playing Cards, Cutlery, Matches, genuine MEERSCHAUM and other kinds of PIPES. All Goods sold at the very lowest CASH PRICES, at JULIUS GREEN WALD 8. Cigar and Tobacco. Store. Nevada, Nor. 2st. . a ¢ te ee ay a ae ae ars ea + @® & «as we. 6 2, ee Bee Se Se” Oe Re “eae \