December 29, 1863 (4 pages)

TUESDAY MORNING DEC.98 on F. ee . FY tenner -City and County Official Press A ied that Gew. Granr.—It is not a Gtaiit te Fapidly growing in p -pdlarity: Even now Webbiev® tim to be the most distinguished in popular estimation of any ‘ina an Aimérign” He’ deserves it. He is the General of all our generals; the militery genius of the nation. We believe in reward. ‘brig bin according té'bis merits, awd his merite are greatest of allour public men. He ia talked of for the Presidency. and if’ we thought the nation would be best served by electing Gen. Grant, we woaldwork for bis election till it was secured, Ifnething mars hls fame, be must be President of the United States some day ifhe lives. But the greatest wantof the natiun is a commander of ite armies; Where shall we look for another like . Grant? The truth is, Gen. Grant can no more-be spared from field eommand than Christ from the plan of salvation. "Till this war is over, Grant. isindispensible. He dia vided the Confederacy once by conquering Vicksburg.and opening the Mississippi. We want him to break the back of the rebellion where he ig predsing th at.Chattannogs, We want him to add to his already exalted military fame to become Lieutenant General ‘of the armies of the American Republic, and when others can fill. his place. in the field withent danger to, the good cause, wa are for Gen. Grant for any phsition he ia willing . te occupy. He ought to be President of the United’ States for his great deeds. But we hope, for the avke of the country kw will continue to lsimeb hie victorious columns against the enemy till the rebellion is pulverized, und then let him be called to the head of the ovation, with ene universal acelain. We believe in big good sense and wisdom. So far he bas attended. strictly to his own business —to the work of conquering the en-. emy with which ‘he bud'ty deal. His finger has not been séen in politics. He has given the Government no trouble, There has not been a querulous note from him from the be~ ginning of the war. He has felt that there abould be unity among loyal men ‘and has @triven'to produce nd discurd himself. In. ? this respect he hae been a model patriot, adding lustre to his lame. We hope be will] p see the real necessities ef the country and _ not be led off by the glare of the Presidency, and we beliote hie God eodee Will guide him aright. . Itid a matter of no Gonseqdénce to ‘fis whe is elected Président 26 the interests’ of the. nation are subserved “We care nuthing for Lincola, Banke, Ghitee, Butler; or, any other prominent; patriot of thy day. “fhe cause is everything, and wen nothing only so far as they subserve the general good. We don't propose to advocate the claims of any one man for the Presidency, because public opinion shoulduet be forestalled at this earty : dey. Great events aro daily trunapiring and it ie possible that » man may make himself so prominent withia two or three months thay destiny will seem to pu.ntity him as the proper man for the ceria. We are for the best men for every place aud we have faith that the next Union National Cuoreotion will make a judicious selection. Lf the conditiva of the evuctry will allow it, we are for Grant, and ifs.et, we are fur the next best and moet deserving. man tor the Presidency, whow the National Coavention shall select. THE attaches uf the Sheriff's office, San Francisco, have. given nearly six hpodred dollars to the, Sanitary . Fund. AMMiss Wasuncnn was fined at Sacra“pull & ‘sidewvulk in front of her preuneee: She puid it in legal teriders. STEIHre epee THe San Jose relives is open fo the San ta Clara depot. Mrs. Mosbevian ie said td be extrava. gantly pretty ; and pretty extravagant. BurTer .—2,868,, kege , Eastern butter were brought up by the St. Louis on herlast trip. oath ‘ THE Tone Chronicle says copper emeltity, works will be erected bel that place next opting, Gas lights were ielncdasod iato the city of Petaluma ofr Bereiyyy 9. i get mangas ithe Ue fo, the U gle bate & Rapes Ia hia . x er See Ne." friends, because of his utter. inability to exertion ofa political contest."’ He regrets that his illness presente nim fram svniling himeecif of the kind offices of friends whe } would be giad to advance him: without compelling him to make the exertion which he'seems to think is reqaired 1— his voice can be heard with eff-ct in the Sew ate and that is really whet is wanted more than his soi¢e in a pol tical catvass. ‘The people of the new State know what the principles of Juhn A, Collins ore. They know, 00, his superior abilities. Why need his ecrvices be dematided to define his position on the issues of the day? Itis well enough known sow. Give him time to recover his health, which will probably be al right by. the time -he.could .reseh .Washington after anelection, and thenthe people will be more than rewarded for toregoing the pleasure of hearing bid on the stump. Col, Colling is -one ‘of the most ablemen on the coast and his services should not be dispen~sed with at thie time, when men of lesser calibre.and drunkards at that, stand a better chance of suécess when he is off the course. The people of California have much ta re” gret in’ the electinn of sots and traitors to the United States Senate. The young Btate of Nevada han done well in the formation of « on ours. She will.-dg welll to continue to. take “excelasior” as uae to and avbid our errore by sending sober and trustworthy men to the Senate of the United States. personal cards from the Territorial Eaterprize. It seems neither of the gentlemen are going to disqualify themselves from hold~ ing office in the new State : g VinGinia, December 22, 1863. How. J. W. Nowti.— Dear 8ir :—Procoedipg upon facts and statements which aps peared to warfant me in so. doing. I Rave recently made public charges ref-cting upon your character as a Judge and-an honest tan. With your assistance I have iveatigated the fotindation for those charges and I pronounce them unsustained, and take great leasure in se stating In my judgment there onan be we Inst necasion for the maulgence of po sdepicion Of your jédicial integrity or vate character, Yours, a A trut Ny. STEWART. Vinainta, December 22, 1863. How. Wu. M. 8rewant.— Dear Sir :— Having this day investignted with you the origin wt the reports cireuluted by you against myself, I am tuW aaflefi’d that you were migled and misinformed in the watter aiid, I tuke pleasure in stating thet your note to. me, 0 evening; is entirely satisfactory. Yours, very truly; JW. NORTH. . \ A NATIONAL Testival bie recently been celebrated. at the Hague, where the music rent entirely thint of Dutch composers. Tur wipe product “of the Sonoma ve for the presefi¢ year is estimated by mt at 250,000 gallans. Tye canary eed crop of Sicily is this yeara failure. Thie will give us.an tunity te try and raise our owe bird feed———_— ge THE chips: recently arrived from Eastern ports bring large supplies of war material: ‘The Zouuve aleo bronght brdnanes stores. I THe price of treigut by the Fast Freight Line from Sacramento to tee ie now fifteen cents per pound. Gen. Gu¥éo.— i bis ullieer, whose fame ia now so well known throughout the country in connection with the prominent ‘part the has taken in suppressing the rebellion, is favorably known gn the Pacific const, having been stationed at Fort Walla Walla. ducing the yeur of 1899 and ‘60; ae First Regiment of Dirngodne ( company.) He isa native of and gredunted from West 1865. So hye an exchange. weeks, but was spoke to hie mother of ha ings od Véld back nd eatple A COMPANY of sta Prats d insmediately. Wirnpraws.—We wanes to nee thet : the step, “the demand of his physivinn and . ti mike the esntses; or undergo the necrssary Now, why cannot Cel. Collins be eleoted ins It need nos be but a -short time until. constitution ‘which is. a xpst improvement . Nu Bioob sneo.— We clip the following’ . Wm. B. Reppine, aged about sixteen . . years, eklest een of B. B. Redding, Secretary of State, died suddenly un the,2ith, at Sacrameiite, He had been ill “for some lately congidered out of dan~ ger. While reading a newspaper in bed, he unusual teeltee worth of furs at Albany, and were. arrested as they stepped freni the steamer ef New. poten, days. —_—s — abotit the 1600. right leg on Mondeg.inst; by making a mis~ step while bemniny out of Vanee’ 8 ner an gallery. ' fi LATELY, in setting op accounts between the Government and the State’éf New Hampshire, the discovery wae made that that State bas beew owing Uncle Sam $10,000 since the wer of 1812. A PACK THAIN, consisting of folty . mules, belonging to George Green, left Sacramento ‘} onthe 234 inst. tobe taken to Washington Tetritory for the Bi of packing et gt to the Boise River In Tehams county there is $1 552. 3844 on” the assessor's roll; total tax $39,274; of whieh all but $6.425 has been collected. ‘ Bucket carriage ‘nnd 84 leather bucketa have been manufactured in San Franciseo foran Aurora fire company. . .-THE sword of Gen. Montuomery, who f-ll -at-~Quebes, is said to be iu the possession of 4 private citizen « ithat piace. A ROoWBOAT, Cuntanitig @: number of ia< dies and gentlemen, was fired at by the senti. Saturday wight. oe wae robbed of 8700 at Reese River. OTICE TO: ORE VITORS—'. state. of ‘ afore open eedde Admeanasein gee om ven undersigned, miniatrator of t we on MeGee mae ger do the gern of, and all persons eldims against the said deceased, té e« bit Them with the necessary vouchers, ortthin ton ten months after the first this nepes ay Ce bale Aine said Administrae use in Ready P = the gg A of Ney — WM H PAYNE, Administrator. Dee. 28, 196% T. P. Hawley, Atty for Admr. Towns UMMONS.—State of California, County of + Sas 8s. District Court, Fourteenth Ja. st » said ae The people of the State of California to T. G Lambert. greeting You are bei sbeaibned to a and answer vera Pony taint of Adeline bert filed Oct. 24th, 1 poets: otro’ the Olerk in. this county, within ten ys fro the service of thik. writ, if served on you" im this county, twent thie Disttiet, wenty: m cy i STAs ae ca decttniet Siete dave tt pond gah in the ‘tate and out of this District. in an action commenced on the 24th day of Qet 183, in said Court, Io oh sonst ant sues and prays jadgment solving the of inatrimony existing. between plaintiff awd -defendant, and that thé care and a mer of the ward to child ef plaintiff ind “aeeeee thatif fail to BB ed por cahdan complaint as herein directed, rebar by . aa ut tiff will tak, Le default et: 8 demand ef the Court “ e as is pray“an oe eo Wiheféof, ¥; R. H. Farqu,. deig nag en ot the District Cones afene: e and Aes sb po set iny hand and sma . [otarer) the seal of the Cost, ot my office, in the city of Oct a. D186. x a Panu A oa Clerk. By order of Hom ty iy MeFirlend, oth Judge theDistrict Court aforesaid. A truc copy attest— K. — FARQUHAR, Clerk. Farqu ° Nites Searts aw. het, HERG fis SALE Whereas on the 12th day of peeve: © . Gao. 8 ‘= thd bi cob 7 the Rartenath w atr the State o California, in h Svea iat the State in Roudoune ome Orsi favor of Astgine and againet O. V. Chauvet and wife for the sum of Six Huadred ninety seven and 50-100 dollars. pr 5 with interest on — ee ees rate of Judge ment cat unit Bald together tsa, “fe was ordered and that the. Mort, set wn ieek te chaste ones com. laint be foreclosed, the thergin . to-wit Alt ol of land or town let situated in thecit couaty ef Nevada State of ja, iy d d described as follows, to-wit :—Com -Meneing at the corner of Bridge sts, vig? at the corner of the jJanction of Bread and otrests, rot Boom thenee run. ning down Br south 20°, west 160 feet to. = ing Spring et., south 739. cast feet * thence no 79° west 20 feet; east 63 fect 9 o’elock, #28 under m} ‘hand, t i7tn i of February, 1864. Labi LAC NRO AT ST: Sit. » See York. * Justice travels by telegraph in these . Dr. CLarké, of co Francisco, ae hie! a nelon daty while passing Fort Alcatraz on . . ce Wells; Fargo & €a's tressure box hereby . ing my goods atThe above sale pesteiaiidenas JI AT THE OLD STAND To THE Dutch the jadive of all nations are No. 64 BR OAD Ah Reyindebted for the invention “bf the. thimble.— . “ “ts The Dutch seeieved, this great invention . . would Ftd Be . the Laties, of te aBe atm gin he JUST RECEIVED Lerge Additions te his Stock inform surroua “FANCY, FOREIGN ; al _ sD Domestic Dry Goods! ‘Consisting im part of Silks, I Cashmere, Poplins, De Laines, taticos. of althinds, : Shaw!s of every description, Carpets, ‘ ou Cteths, &e. &c. : Also a Large stock of Ladies and Children’s eel rte Thankfal for past patronage, the and prices for themselves. “elieving in the doe trine of small profits and quick sales, I am sellSAN FRANCISCO PRICES! ' J. ROSENTHAL. N© 54 BROAD STREET. & . A Dwelling House with four wn =F comfortable rooms, with lot 9% feet Situsted on Bridge ao just fare 5 a ae conn cAmIx. the premises NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD STREET.-NEVADA CITY. J. P. Add Addams, Fou inform the old ve well known gt = gga t8, in W otnd that be accommodate all whe may dig B. him with their Patronage. His house is finished. Lodgings fer a0 persons. trons of otel and t. “<< aaah provided with the best the market affords. Nevade, Dee, 21—im . New Dry Goods Store . en oegnstela bigkchtahe to inform the La. dies of Nevada and vicinity and the _ public in. general that he has opened his New Dry Goods Store, At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., Where ‘he will constantly keep om-hand the finest gnopetmmpns of Silke, ‘Merinos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, or the Latest Styles and Fashions, ~ -. Aleo a full assortment of Millinery Goods, Carpets, The patronage -of the penile te rempectaty . y solicited. A. coLpemiTH, aie At the eee vowne ere “FELIX GILLETT, Mas Memoved from Pine street, Srrere-wirer ion i Ladies are invited to call and examine my goods . iSAMU Embreidery, Trimmings and . The Hoitdays azo Coming’ R. MICHALSKY,. Has just” Tecetvea nis ‘turge aoe 397 TheLadirs and Gentlemen of Nevada are requested to eal! and examine the stock of new goede at the store of . m. MICHALSKY, = ON PINE STREET 1 41 1 am sellin oe at. lower prices than any one else in the mounta “mth = ‘. APPLES, CRAPES, ‘Fics, RAISINS, ALMONDS, AMD sibs of Nuts and Candies for -R. Michalsky, CENTLEMEN If you waut « superb te ae Regular Regalia, or: a splend: d article Tebacce . “Cail on R. Michalsky. . PINE STREET. NEVADA CITY. eee ter i> CHARLES MILLER, Proprietor. JUST OPENED! And now ready for public ‘patronage. L LEWIs. ON ND ACAIN?! With a well selected stock of Cigars and Tobacco, hes, Cards, &c, AD STRERTrs below 8 NOW READY his former roné and the bite generall AS ‘his line as berehoades a Aastesepin ge . 8an Francisco Prices ! rning thanke to his friends aud the pan. ronagé, hié Solicits a continuance iron of the ped future. Me we uld also inform oe ee he will re-open the old stand by the December next, Nevada, Nov. 14th. M.NERS, ATTENTION! NE UNDIVIDEO ONE () fin of the Pitch s aud Diggines pia fog vag Pan on Gold Fiat Little ae Creek, wit . Ss a Bargain, if Tee. 12 for soon. Apply to . F. SPENCE. FOR SALE. 1 Parker Bug 1 Downing 1 ce. A No. R s . All geod order and wilt be sold at 4 great or further particulars enquire. of Sui a TiS Ae . Christmas & New low Year's Presents. Bn Se Toe Sie ae Toys! : TOYS! mous’: we PHILLIPS, Commercial Street, Nevada, Opposite the Ol Stand, A received an endless Toye Bes 7 Notions, whieh he os ela cesar aE as eel peter aT La & » e cm ON PINE STREET. wld ‘Stand ge Des: Fahy St sigh pet eh TCESD: _— Ge Dr. Carson cit tal operatic ‘of his ervi: idence unt a firat rate tified Mars ‘of the prop not been pe cr F.s Broad. stre prepared te ‘persons wil PatTesxT "‘Diaraind’ a . crived yeate tion, et the \ " The requested . this evenin CHANGE our friend, , fornia Stug ‘to be transf We regret town; if ie ed out of a1 pulling eye ted tu hight sgahall goly e« from oor w ATTEMP’ ago, Willa: Bridge. wai er in the e& Cul was 46 The butch Justice Hol ceeded in es took phice \ day. Heba ReEmMovet re below Well. joitiing the of completi office there. cH Inme MeCue wil edvance en; wre. F. Francisco o cw"Capt. this mornin eo. D. Telegraph, Tse Hun amount of . Humbeldt ¢ ive as one State.” ere At Gold it of Little You 7 Lis Rzzae ‘All letters than one wee Versona «4 please give t Beverly Mr roine Buseard W. Burnett F { Clear W L Connnia Bri Carr John ee At Davia John Doneho

TUESDAY MORNING DEC.98 on F. ee . FY tenner -City and County Official Press A ied that Gew. Granr.—It is not a Gtaiit te Fapidly growing in p -pdlarity: Even now Webbiev® tim to be the most distinguished in popular estimation of any ‘ina an Aimérign” He’ deserves it. He is the General of all our generals; the militery genius of the nation. We believe in reward. ‘brig bin according té'bis merits, awd his merite are greatest of allour public men. He ia talked of for the Presidency.. and if’ we thought the nation would be best served by electing Gen. Grant, we woaldwork for bis election till it was secured, Ifnething mars hls fame, be must be President of the United States some day ifhe lives. But the greatest wantof the natiun is a commander of ite armies; Where shall we look for another like . Grant? The truth is, Gen. Grant can no more-be spared from field eommand than Christ from the plan of salvation. "Till this war is over, Grant. isindispensible. He dia vided the Confederacy once by conquering Vicksburg.and opening the Mississippi. We want him to break the back of the rebellion where he ig predsing th at.Chattannogs, We want him to add to his already exalted military fame to become Lieutenant General ‘of the armies of the American Republic, and when others can fill. his place. in the field withent danger to, the good cause, wa are for Gen. Grant for any phsition he ia willing . te occupy. He ought to be President of the United’ States for his great deeds. But we hope, for the avke of the country kw will continue to lsimeb hie victorious columns against the enemy till the rebellion is pulverized, und then let him be called to the head of the ovation, with ene universal acelain. We believe in big good sense and wisdom. So far he bas attended. strictly to his own business —to the work of conquering the en-. emy with which ‘he bud'ty deal. His finger has not been séen in politics. He has given the Government no trouble, There has not been a querulous note from him from the be~ ginning of the war. He has felt that there abould be unity among loyal men ‘and has @triven'to produce nd discurd himself. In. ? this respect he hae been a model patriot, adding lustre to his lame. We hope be will] p see the real necessities ef the country and _ not be led off by the glare of the Presidency, and we beliote hie God eodee Will guide him aright. . Itid a matter of no Gonseqdénce to ‘fis whe is elected Président 26 the interests’ of the. nation are subserved “We care nuthing for Lincola, Banke, Ghitee, Butler; or, any other prominent; patriot of thy day. “fhe cause is everything, and wen nothing only so far as they subserve the general good. We don't propose to advocate the claims of any one man for the Presidency, because public opinion shoulduet be forestalled at this earty : dey. Great events aro daily trunapiring and it ie possible that » man may make himself so prominent withia two or three months thay destiny will seem to pu.ntity him as the proper man for the ceria. We are for the best men for every place aud we have faith that the next Union National Cuoreotion will make a judicious selection. Lf the conditiva of the evuctry will allow it, we are for Grant, and ifs.et, we are fur the next best and moet deserving. man tor the Presidency, whow the National Coavention shall select. THE attaches uf the Sheriff's office, San Francisco, have. given nearly six hpodred dollars to the, Sanitary . Fund. AMMiss Wasuncnn was fined at Sacra“pull & ‘sidewvulk in front of her preuneee: She puid it in legal teriders. STEIHre epee THe San Jose relives is open fo the San ta Clara depot. Mrs. Mosbevian ie said td be extrava. gantly pretty ; and pretty extravagant. BurTer .—2,868,, kege , Eastern butter were brought up by the St. Louis on herlast trip. oath ‘ THE Tone Chronicle says copper emeltity, works will be erected bel that place next opting, Gas lights were ielncdasod iato the city of Petaluma ofr Bereiyyy 9. i get mangas ithe Ue fo, the U gle bate & Rapes Ia hia . x er See Ne." friends, because of his utter. inability to exertion ofa political contest."’ He regrets that his illness presente nim fram svniling himeecif of the kind offices of friends whe } would be giad to advance him: without compelling him to make the exertion which he'seems to think is reqaired 1— his voice can be heard with eff-ct in the Sew ate and that is really whet is wanted more than his soi¢e in a pol tical catvass. ‘The people of the new State know what the principles of Juhn A, Collins ore. They know, 00, his superior abilities. Why need his ecrvices be dematided to define his position on the issues of the day? Itis well enough known sow. Give him time to recover his health, which will probably be al right by. the time -he.could .reseh .Washington after anelection, and thenthe people will be more than rewarded for toregoing the pleasure of hearing bid on the stump. Col, Colling is -one ‘of the most ablemen on the coast and his services should not be dispen~sed with at thie time, when men of lesser calibre.and drunkards at that, stand a better chance of suécess when he is off the course. The people of California have much ta re” gret in’ the electinn of sots and traitors to the United States Senate. The young Btate of Nevada han done well in the formation of « on ours. She will.-dg welll to continue to. take “excelasior” as uae to and avbid our errore by sending sober and trustworthy men to the Senate of the United States. personal cards from the Territorial Eaterprize. It seems neither of the gentlemen are going to disqualify themselves from hold~ ing office in the new State : g VinGinia, December 22, 1863. How. J. W. Nowti.— Dear 8ir :—Procoedipg upon facts and statements which aps peared to warfant me in so. doing. I Rave recently made public charges ref-cting upon your character as a Judge and-an honest tan. With your assistance I have iveatigated the fotindation for those charges and I pronounce them unsustained, and take great leasure in se stating In my judgment there onan be we Inst necasion for the maulgence of po sdepicion Of your jédicial integrity or vate character, Yours, a A trut Ny. STEWART. Vinainta, December 22, 1863. How. Wu. M. 8rewant.— Dear Sir :— Having this day investignted with you the origin wt the reports cireuluted by you against myself, I am tuW aaflefi’d that you were migled and misinformed in the watter aiid, I tuke pleasure in stating thet your note to. me, 0 evening; is entirely satisfactory. Yours, very truly; JW. NORTH. . \ A NATIONAL Testival bie recently been celebrated. at the Hague, where the music rent entirely thint of Dutch composers. Tur wipe product “of the Sonoma ve for the presefi¢ year is estimated by mt at 250,000 gallans. Tye canary eed crop of Sicily is this yeara failure. Thie will give us.an tunity te try and raise our owe bird feed———_— ge THE chips: recently arrived from Eastern ports bring large supplies of war material: ‘The Zouuve aleo bronght brdnanes stores. I THe price of treigut by the Fast Freight Line from Sacramento to tee ie now fifteen cents per pound. Gen. Gu¥éo.— i bis ullieer, whose fame ia now so well known throughout the country in connection with the prominent ‘part the has taken in suppressing the rebellion, is favorably known gn the Pacific const, having been stationed at Fort Walla Walla. ducing the yeur of 1899 and ‘60; ae First Regiment of Dirngodne ( company.) He isa native of and gredunted from West 1865. So hye an exchange. weeks, but was spoke to hie mother of ha ings od Véld back nd eatple A COMPANY of sta Prats d insmediately. Wirnpraws.—We wanes to nee thet : the step, “the demand of his physivinn and . ti mike the esntses; or undergo the necrssary Now, why cannot Cel. Collins be eleoted ins It need nos be but a -short time until. constitution ‘which is. a xpst improvement . Nu Bioob sneo.— We clip the following’ . Wm. B. Reppine, aged about sixteen . . years, eklest een of B. B. Redding, Secretary of State, died suddenly un the,2ith, at Sacrameiite, He had been ill “for some lately congidered out of dan~ ger. While reading a newspaper in bed, he unusual teeltee worth of furs at Albany, and were. arrested as they stepped freni the steamer ef New. poten, days.. —_—s — abotit the 1600. right leg on Mondeg.inst; by making a mis~ step while bemniny out of Vanee’ 8 ner an gallery. ' fi LATELY, in setting op accounts between the Government and the State’éf New Hampshire, the discovery wae made that that State bas beew owing Uncle Sam $10,000 since the wer of 1812. A PACK THAIN, consisting of folty . mules, belonging to George Green, left Sacramento ‘} onthe 234 inst. tobe taken to Washington Tetritory for the Bi of packing et gt to the Boise River In Tehams county there is $1 552. 3844 on” the assessor's roll; total tax $39,274; of whieh all but $6.425 has been collected. ‘ Bucket carriage ‘nnd 84 leather bucketa have been manufactured in San Franciseo foran Aurora fire company. . .-THE sword of Gen. Montuomery, who f-ll -at-~Quebes, is said to be iu the possession of 4 private citizen « ithat piace. A ROoWBOAT, Cuntanitig @: number of ia< dies and gentlemen, was fired at by the senti. Saturday wight. oe wae robbed of 8700 at Reese River. OTICE TO: ORE VITORS—'. state. of ‘ afore open eedde Admeanasein gee om ven undersigned, miniatrator of t we on MeGee mae ger do the gern of, and all persons eldims against the said deceased, té e« bit Them with the necessary vouchers, ortthin ton ten months after the first this nepes ay Ce bale Aine said Administrae use in Ready P = the gg A of Ney — WM H PAYNE, Administrator. Dee. 28, 196% T. P. Hawley, Atty for Admr. Towns UMMONS.—State of California, County of + Sas 8s. District Court, Fourteenth Ja. st » said ae The people of the State of California to T. G Lambert. greeting You are bei sbeaibned to a and answer vera Pony taint of Adeline bert filed Oct. 24th, 1 poets: otro’ the Olerk in. this county, within ten ys fro the service of thik. writ, if served on you" im this county, twent thie Disttiet, wenty: m cy i STAs ae ca decttniet Siete dave tt pond gah in the ‘tate and out of this District. in an action commenced on the 24th day of Qet 183, in said Court, Io oh sonst ant sues and prays jadgment solving the of inatrimony existing. between plaintiff awd -defendant, and that thé care and a mer of the ward to child ef plaintiff ind “aeeeee thatif fail to BB ed por cahdan complaint as herein directed, rebar by . aa ut tiff will tak, Le default et: 8 demand ef the Court “ e as is pray“an oe eo Wiheféof, ¥; R. H. Farqu,. deig nag en ot the District Cones afene: e and Aes sb po set iny hand and sma . [otarer) the seal of the Cost, ot my office, in the city of Oct a. D186. x a Panu A oa Clerk. By order of Hom ty iy MeFirlend, oth Judge theDistrict Court aforesaid. A truc copy attest— K. — FARQUHAR, Clerk. Farqu ° Nites Searts aw. het, HERG fis SALE Whereas on the 12th day of peeve: © . Gao. 8 ‘= thd bi cob 7 the Rartenath w atr the State o

California, in h Svea iat the State in Roudoune ome Orsi favor of Astgine and againet O. V. Chauvet and wife for the sum of Six Huadred ninety seven and 50-100 dollars. pr 5 with interest on — ee ees rate of Judge ment cat unit Bald together tsa, “fe was ordered and that the. Mort, set wn ieek te chaste ones com. laint be foreclosed, the thergin . to-wit Alt ol of land or town let situated in thecit couaty ef Nevada State of ja, iy d d described as follows, to-wit :—Com -Meneing at the corner of Bridge sts, vig? at the corner of the jJanction of Bread and otrests, rot Boom thenee run. ning down Br south 20°, west 160 feet to. = ing Spring et., south 739. cast feet * thence no 79° west 20 feet; east 63 fect 9 o’elock, #28 under m} ‘hand, t i7tn i of February, 1864. Labi LAC NRO AT ST: Sit. » See York. * Justice travels by telegraph in these . Dr. CLarké, of co Francisco, ae hie! a nelon daty while passing Fort Alcatraz on . . ce Wells; Fargo & €a's tressure box hereby . ing my goods atThe above sale pesteiaiidenas JI AT THE OLD STAND To THE Dutch the jadive of all nations are No. 64 BR OAD Ah Reyindebted for the invention “bf the. thimble.— . “ “ts The Dutch seeieved, this great invention . . would Ftd Be . the Laties, of te aBe atm gin he JUST RECEIVED Lerge Additions te his Stock inform surroua “FANCY, FOREIGN ; al _ sD Domestic Dry Goods! ‘Consisting im part of Silks, I Cashmere, Poplins, De Laines, taticos. of althinds, : Shaw!s of every description, Carpets, ‘ ou Cteths, &e. &c. : Also a Large stock of Ladies and Children’s eel rte Thankfal for past patronage, the and prices for themselves. “elieving in the doe trine of small profits and quick sales, I am sellSAN FRANCISCO PRICES! ' J. ROSENTHAL.. N© 54 BROAD STREET. & . A Dwelling House with four wn =F comfortable rooms, with lot 9% feet Situsted on Bridge ao just fare 5 a ae conn cAmIx. the premises NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD STREET..-NEVADA CITY. J. P. Add Addams, Fou inform the old ve well known gt = gga t8, in W otnd that be accommodate all whe may dig B. him with their Patronage. His house is finished. Lodgings fer a0 persons. trons of otel and t. “<< aaah provided with the best the market affords. Nevade, Dee, 21—im . New Dry Goods Store . en oegnstela bigkchtahe to inform the La. dies of Nevada and vicinity and the _ public in. general that he has opened his New Dry Goods Store, At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., Where ‘he will constantly keep om-hand the finest gnopetmmpns of Silke, ‘Merinos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, or the Latest Styles and Fashions, ~ -. Aleo a full assortment of Millinery Goods, Carpets, The patronage -of the penile te rempectaty . y solicited. A. coLpemiTH, aie At the eee vowne ere “FELIX GILLETT, Mas Memoved from Pine street, Srrere-wirer ion i Ladies are invited to call and examine my goods . iSAMU Embreidery, Trimmings and . The Hoitdays azo Coming’ R. MICHALSKY,. Has just” Tecetvea nis ‘turge aoe 397 TheLadirs and Gentlemen of Nevada are requested to eal! and examine the stock of new goede at the store of . m. MICHALSKY, = ON PINE STREET 1 41 1 am sellin oe at. lower prices than any one else in the mounta “mth = ‘. APPLES, CRAPES, ‘Fics, RAISINS, ALMONDS, AMD sibs of Nuts and Candies for -R. Michalsky, CENTLEMEN If you waut « superb te ae Regular Regalia, or: a splend: d article Tebacce . “Cail on R. Michalsky. . PINE STREET. NEVADA CITY. eee ter i> CHARLES MILLER, Proprietor. JUST OPENED! And now ready for public ‘patronage. L LEWIs. ON ND ACAIN?! With a well selected stock of Cigars and Tobacco, hes, Cards, &c, AD STRERTrs below 8 NOW READY his former roné and the bite generall AS ‘his line as berehoades a Aastesepin ge . 8an Francisco Prices ! rning thanke to his friends aud the pan. ronagé, hié Solicits a continuance iron of the ped future. Me we uld also inform oe ee he will re-open the old stand by the December next, Nevada, Nov. 14th. M.NERS, ATTENTION! NE UNDIVIDEO ONE () fin of the Pitch s aud Diggines pia fog vag Pan on Gold Fiat Little ae Creek, wit . Ss a Bargain, if Tee. 12 for soon. Apply to . F. SPENCE. FOR SALE. 1 Parker Bug 1 Downing 1 ce. A No. R s . All geod order and wilt be sold at 4 great or further particulars enquire. of Sui a TiS Ae . Christmas & New low Year's Presents. Bn Se Toe Sie ae Toys! : TOYS! mous’: we PHILLIPS, Commercial Street, Nevada, Opposite the Ol Stand, A received an endless Toye Bes 7 Notions, whieh he os ela cesar aE as eel peter aT La & » e cm ON PINE STREET. wld ‘Stand ge Des: Fahy St sigh pet eh TCESD: _— Ge Dr. Carson cit tal operatic ‘of his ervi: idence unt a firat rate tified Mars ‘of the prop not been pe cr F.s Broad. stre prepared te ‘persons wil PatTesxT "‘Diaraind’ a . crived yeate tion, et the \ " The requested . this evenin CHANGE our friend, , fornia Stug ‘to be transf We regret town; if ie ed out of a1 pulling eye ted tu hight sgahall goly e« from oor w ATTEMP’ ago, Willa: Bridge. wai er in the e& Cul was 46 The butch Justice Hol ceeded in es took phice \ day. Heba ReEmMovet re below Well. joitiing the of completi office there. cH Inme MeCue wil edvance en; wre. F. Francisco o cw"Capt. this mornin eo. D. Telegraph, Tse Hun amount of . Humbeldt ¢ ive as one State.” ere At Gold it of Little You 7 Lis Rzzae ‘All letters than one wee Versona «4 please give t Beverly Mr roine Buseard W. Burnett F { Clear W L Connnia Bri Carr John ee At Davia John Doneho