December 29, 1866 (4 pages)

4 ane? im ite road. The direction ‘on the south sides of the hills over which dand along the ravines nearly every ; Property would have been very great.— . don “Phe tornade appears to have come upalong . sechapee Tes Aer a channel at the very small space a gentleman counted ‘thirty-two. trees from two to five feet in ‘thickness, which were broken off or upfooted. Itseemsto have passed above the and the toot catried from a shed at the ‘flour mill and lodged upon an adjoining house. The gates of the Jewish Cemete. __¥y were blown down and the sign above them carried a distance of forty feet. On She ravine south of this place five or six Tange trees, one of them five feet thick, are twisted off at tle butt and piled across each other. Large oakes and pines were “snapped off as though they were pipe stems. The roof of Getchell’s kitchen was taken off and carried to Gold Run. The ‘hurricane passed above Judge Niles’ house -{ without doing it any damago but the ef _ fects may be seen on either side of it. The _ Tumber sheds and a large building contain‘ ing hay and grain, at Gregory & Co's. old Saw mill, were leveled to the ground, and aide walks torn up and carried into the Gregory & Co's. new powder othe He Dog road, had its roof off, and the pelting of the rain on 2 Sai dicetex foray heteees the bricks an Anch or more. From this point the roof of 8 Shed which was 16x60 feet and contained taken up : and carried across Deer Creek, a _. distance of five or six hundred yards, and ‘* > yeaa ae The course of pe ee All along its path trees, fences and flumes are blown down. : lds ths to have Spread out over a belt rz} ards, At Murchie’s ‘milla considerable ‘gmour t of flume was blown down. At the . Oriental mill a tree fell” upon John Baig. dal’s house, and his wife and child narrow. . _ ly escaped being chushed beneath it. '. South of this city it seems to have fen a direct northeast line as nearly all in that direction, but west of re wees whirled and trees,fences and builddirection. “It ‘passed above. of the dwellings in its course, and we ove oR age ol the” hares = — gale ever “Americans, and D its settlement g sae ET to properRam Fatt.—The total rain fail for the : eee to yesterday noon ‘8. office, has been 30:84— ts pin so in a single month. ‘ ies Ao gs fall was. — in : oot to Jar.—Ah Song was sent to ge candy Joi for thirty days, by Judge elalasmonnisias 14,000 men, which is larger than has been teen in the Provincés since 1814. [teen the couraged by his infamy, they would no doubt have donesoanyhow. Butitseems to renew the hope which was destroyed by the recent elections throughout the North, and encourages the unrepentant rebels to continue the war against loyalty which has been so bitterly waged under the guise of the damnable incubus called “the President's policy.” Johnson is to blame that the Southern States are not now repre “‘pénted in Congress. Through . his policy . the rebels were encouraged to elect the most infamous traitors to office, and by his aid the loyal men of the South were driven from their homes, or murdered, and acts which reSulted from Johnson’s policy and the rebel hope that this policy would be endorsed in the loyal States. Rebel hopes fell when the result of the elections was known and some of the leaders advised the adoption of the amendments.— Johnson immediately went to work with the intention, if possible, of overriding the popular will, and rendering the Union victory as barren as he could. With no hope of finding support for his heresies among loyal men he has gone to traitors, and isnow hand in hand with rebels in South Carolina, seeking with their aid to do what he could not do in the North.— He would now leave the Constitution in the hands of Jeff. Davis, Clay and other rebels to be torn in pieces and trampled under foot. He has at last found his level and is applauded by traitors and execrated by every lover of the country. The investigating Committees of Congress are at work on his case, and we hope they may find sufficient evidence to hurl him from the position he occupies. He is a disgrace . to the country, and his administration will ever be a blot on the history of the Re public. INSTALLATION.—.—The installation of officers in Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., will take place on next Wednesday evening. BREACH OF ,PRoMISE—It is so seldom that a case of scandal occurs in this neighborhood, says the Grass Valley Union, that when anything in that line catches the public ear, it cannot fail to create a sensation. We are informed upon undoubied authority that a suit is about.to be"commenced in our District Court, in which the plaintiff is a youngand blyshing maiden of seventeen Summers ‘and thedefendent a gentleman of some forty Winters. The action is for a breach of promise of marriage, and damages will be Jaid at $10,000. Both plaintiffand defendant are said to move in the higher walks of Chimese society, IMPROVEMENT AT THE EUREKA —The sulphuret works dt the Eureka mine are how completed says thé National-and they . are only waiting for the arrival of. Mr. Deetkin;the gentleman who is to have them in charge, and who is now below purchasing some necessary articles to start them up. The sulphhrets coming from this mine are very rich, but it has hitherto been found impossible ‘to work them up to anywhere near the assay value in this section. Mr. Deetkin feels confident however that he can extract all the gold, and from what we know of the prohegproposes to use, we believe he will Ao it. . Cour. &. Serres Sarsa Dock and Iodide of Potass. For sale by all regular druggists. Tug Territory of Arizona, according to the census for this year, contéi ‘eee tion of 5,524 exclusive of. . Tae number of British sii Se to control Shake & el adele people as expressed in-the late elections, and still attempts, as he has x, DEC, 29, .1866. been doing for more than a year, to place ———————— . obstacles in the way of the reconstruction’ Wadaatil-Tt appears that the vio . of the States. His advice to thie Soathern née of the storm om Tuesday night was . States that they reject the Constitutional! mot felt in this’ city, but « half mile south . Amendments amounts to nothing, for, ensa Knee gm ares Rac cne ie ciate 2 Brown na Y Mi WH Coad Wt Cee F Richardson C Biack & w Colum kh Mis Knights L W Murchis mill W Talbert ville T Chandler Idaho FW Etc ont va Weer ee a on R Wales do C Housell do ¥ Laurence “iti, =. Miss M Dewell do Pot meg, Baten = 8 Tuttle do . P Schilley French Corral C Young dc ATDunn do L Leibert do J Lawrence do s Unionville D Hunt Grass Valley E Nicholas W W Ray do H Myers m T W Bates Gold Fiat Ti NEVADA THEATRE. —— 5 Bagsire, Sole Pro rietor and Manager, "sheting and Stag Stage Manager, FoR THREE ‘NIGHTS ONLY! The Witching Elfin Star, MISS ALICE KINGSBURY! Supported by Miss Kate Denin, Mr. John McCullough, And the GREAT STAR COMPANY! From Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco, Will appear on Saturday Evening, December 29th, Will appear in Little Barefoot ! ae Office open at 10 o'clock, this morning. Admission One Dollar. i} aoe RIVER CHANNEL BLUE GRAVELCOMPANY. Location ofworks, Nevada county, California. Notice—There are delinquent mn nm the follow described stock, on account ed on the 2ith day of Novem: * cy B £3 he RECEIVED, ai a 3 * A LARGE —aND— ELEGANT -ASSORTMENT be : SILVER WARE, Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY ee CALIFORNIA JEWELERY. ALE OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD CHEAP © FOR CASH. =f ae A Terr PLACE & Dionne nll iy ight the m Horses, Cevtawia and B abe vk se . To Let on the most . scndenite ‘ Good SaQdle Horses, for either . ips lots han shapenertanien for Wumerals will be floéded and pyre reared ihe éral inches ¢ A share of pablic lke patronage's ravine broke j te on aod eae at War § snr ee: vious to May 19th; 1866, wiil wood, tion. In t on. the same cease hom ~ stores and b dered previourio Oe he ma range rath casentation. der the town P'frenvarer's Ofen, Nevade Gy = water made j i occupied by . yieerenacisties osm ns is ‘Bi Green : : 'T Cement Mine for sale. stones weigh lars enquire at the NATIONAL ee cf a : tered along t peste bridge. Abc @ vine was cho HOLIDAY GOODS fond itsws : Ba 4g the dining rc oS ' © upon which CEO. 'R. oe 9 carried away : ae moved. For Has on hand, at his store, opening and fore any. gres CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS . places of bus : « before reache A Stock of Deer Creek — higher than bridge on the built last Sur other on eas away,and th FINE GIFT BOOKS, E37" Please call and see for yourselves. Two dees trom Blanes Salon, Nevada ity. ' Nevada, December 20th. : JOHN KISTLE. SAN'L T. OATES. MINERSARMS SALOON. BISTBE « OATES, Broad Street, below National ExSonn cee And does the Largest amount of business of any Company in the United States, ; _ Company ‘of San Francisco, By judicious distribution of its risks and prompt paymient 6f itll its losses by Fire or Marine is taking the idea ofall Companies on this coast. . ref 1°66, th ral amounts set opposite th wet toare es ec seve! ™ 2 0 7 names of the respective shareholders as follows : 3 able yesterda Names. No. Cert. No. Sh’s. Am't, By W. C. RANDOLPH, e pea fi three hours a E W Casey 33 105 . 21000 . ‘shave seen ms Walte H Coo! 135 250 00 —_——. JH Blood, reap tertifiest) 15 250 00 S Miasqnic Building. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. the lightning Wan Bord: 4 H 43 . . . Bs der shook the 1 , 8 1000 Nevaila. December 19th. a Fences in ev Elizabeth Howard, 54 . 2 400 . = HW Hail, 63 pal 10 00 e the ground, 2 8 a os =< me # by the violen } Michael Fennell, 21 33 600 . son PEWARD . PORTMONA age. — " : eet ren ae et $500 REWARD. /PORTMONATES, oe tee “ “ HE undersi y Five Hundred DolDecks C W Jones, = : = me ag Rew: naaites to that aivenky offerseemed that : B F Moulton, 4 r~ 70 00 pe Sige Boarder t Supérvisers and the Goversor . were concent JN Moulton, 36 30 60 06 . forthe Arrest and Convictien of the murderer or ; L P McCarty, _ 46 20 40 09 . murderers of James L. Cooper and d Joseph, Kyle, 4 a “ “ la 20 40 09 . committed at the Sonth Yuba Bri ST ATIONERY, . Tue THEA “ “ 48 20 40 09 . County, on the night of November 0 a notwithstand John H Fioto, ~ 6 10 20 00 T. J. MANCHESTER. otw Ada Fox, 56 2 400 JAMES PATTEN. * Dury was gre AP: P Moore, (no cettifi) 3 150 09 oer a Ee ce es eae John W Stewart, 38 30 60:00 MRS. RB. K. PEIRCE, +e lic as Miss I Board of Sruetece, made on the Sit day of Nop Fashionable Dress Maker, TOYS, > stented vem so many shares each parcel of MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. er pronounc id stock y be necessary, will : public auction. by oy Olney & Co. "at No, 3 Mowe In_Kistle’s Building, Up Stairs, opposite Wells, : have ever he: Mm: street, San Fran . . 14t s day of lenuary, 1367, ores oft3 o'clock, we Forge &.00’s Ofice, And a host of other articles too ful and seems of said day, to pay said Gelinignent assessment AKS. 8. Ladies" Misses’ and Children's Dressae resents. In thereon, together with coats wINGTOS, and ea, of the latest style, made to order. mérous to mention, . expenses ofsale. J. M-BUF, Stamping for Enibroidery or Braiding, of the nt Oo Secretary. latest and Fashionable ao owe only of -the ““ fice, No. 10 Government ag ys corner Particular attention paid to ing on hand the i some and Washington streets, S. F 429 . Latest patterns. ad If you want anything in the a * appr Lots For Sale and Rooms to Let. . OP POSITION TO NEW YORK line ell cable sal with the EVERY TWENTY DAYS! : » give me a “a ment may res LOTS on Pine Street are ffered ; ; oe as . EsF Ee se erm te et ta Vib Ee Oc ARE aU A guaranteed as to price and qu if on Phe adeen : ~~ eg we, The Opposition Steamer ~~ . 9f Goods, tibiReation o J. NEWMAN & co., J. H. BLETHEN, Commander, The en ‘ Will sail Nevada, Dac. 15th, i’ support of M Havefjust arrived Saturday, January 5th, 1867, 3 ‘dom that. so % From Mission Street Wharf, at 11 A. M. eS the interior i : 5 Connecting wi Favorite e for this eveni With a Large and well-selected stock . s:comns IN FRANCISCO, 200 Tous FOR 4 Ww. vise —oF— ‘The America sails January 15th, 1967. Pas Ng of the best. For further information, apply.to I. W. RAY. S00ds, MOND, t, North-west corner Battery Busy.—Po! BOOTS AND SHOE S,, . Pine =p stairs, Sen Francisco. construction, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE ee tees Economize buying A * enebive ete es Pier cabs rs Buy your Goods at mammoth clc Cy A. GOLDSMITH’S Brothers. T: The Mutual Life Insurance Company Fashions MoWDey Goods always a full e ‘ ~ e PAY: i ee "5 hh they will sell at the most OF NEW YORK. Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. oo “Ni \ reasonable prices. Has the Largest Cash Assets. sites — every descrip mie -Puys the Highest Dividends. ing of at ext1 LINK. c. Dork “Bolted or Raw Bee Salo by ee

4 ane? im ite road. The direction ‘on the south sides of the hills over which dand along the ravines nearly every ; Property would have been very great.— . don “Phe tornade appears to have come upalong . sechapee Tes Aer a channel at the very small space a gentleman counted ‘thirty-two. trees from two to five feet in ‘thickness, which were broken off or upfooted. Itseemsto have passed above the and the toot catried from a shed at the ‘flour mill and lodged upon an adjoining house. The gates of the Jewish Cemete. __¥y were blown down and the sign above them carried a distance of forty feet. On She ravine south of this place five or six Tange trees, one of them five feet thick, are twisted off at tle butt and piled across each other. Large oakes and pines were “snapped off as though they were pipe stems. The roof of Getchell’s kitchen was taken off and carried to Gold Run. The ‘hurricane passed above Judge Niles’ house -{ without doing it any damago but the ef _ fects may be seen on either side of it. The _ Tumber sheds and a large building contain‘ ing hay and grain, at Gregory & Co's. old Saw mill, were leveled to the ground, and aide walks torn up and carried into the Gregory & Co's. new powder othe He Dog road, had its roof off, and the pelting of the rain on 2 Sai dicetex foray heteees the bricks an Anch or more. From this point the roof of 8 Shed which was 16x60 feet and contained taken up : and carried across Deer Creek, a _. distance of five or six hundred yards, and ‘* > yeaa ae The course of pe ee All along its path trees, fences and flumes are blown down. : lds ths to have Spread out over a belt rz} ards, At Murchie’s ‘milla considerable ‘gmour t of flume was blown down. At the . Oriental mill a tree fell” upon John Baig. dal’s house, and his wife and child narrow. . _ ly escaped being chushed beneath it. '. South of this city it seems to have fen a direct northeast line as nearly all in that direction, but west of re wees whirled and trees,fences and builddirection. “It ‘passed above. of the dwellings in its course, and we ove oR age ol the” hares = — gale ever “Americans, and D its settlement g sae ET to properRam Fatt.—The total rain fail for the : eee to yesterday noon ‘8. office, has been 30:84— ts pin so in a single month. ‘ ies Ao gs fall was. — in : oot to Jar.—Ah Song was sent to ge candy Joi for thirty days, by Judge elalasmonnisias 14,000 men, which is larger than has been teen in the Provincés since 1814. [teen the couraged by his infamy, they would no doubt have donesoanyhow. Butitseems to renew the hope which was destroyed by the recent elections throughout the North, and encourages the unrepentant rebels to continue the war against loyalty which has been so bitterly waged under the guise of the damnable incubus called “the President's policy.” Johnson is to blame that the Southern States are not now repre “‘pénted in Congress. Through . his policy . the rebels were encouraged to elect the most infamous traitors to office, and by his aid the loyal men of the South were driven from their homes, or murdered, and acts which reSulted from Johnson’s policy and the rebel hope that this policy would be endorsed in the loyal States. Rebel hopes fell when the result of the elections was known and some of the leaders advised the adoption of the amendments.— Johnson immediately went to work with the intention, if possible, of overriding the popular will, and rendering the Union victory as barren as he could. With no hope of finding support for his heresies among loyal men he has gone to traitors, and isnow hand in hand with rebels in South Carolina, seeking with their aid to do what he could not do in the North.— He would now leave the Constitution in the hands of Jeff. Davis, Clay and other rebels to be torn in pieces and trampled under foot. He has at last found his level and is applauded by traitors and execrated by every lover of the country. The investigating Committees of Congress are at work on his case, and we hope they may find sufficient evidence to hurl him from the position he occupies. He is a disgrace . to the country, and his administration will ever be a blot on the history of the Re public. INSTALLATION.—.—The installation of officers in Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. and A. M., will take place on next Wednesday evening. BREACH OF ,PRoMISE—It is so seldom that a case of scandal occurs in this neighborhood, says the Grass Valley Union, that when anything in that line catches the public ear, it cannot fail to create a sensation. We are informed upon undoubied authority that a suit is about.to be"commenced in our District Court, in which the plaintiff is a youngand blyshing maiden of seventeen Summers ‘and thedefendent a gentleman of some forty Winters. The action is for a breach of promise of marriage, and damages will be Jaid at $10,000. Both plaintiffand defendant are said to move in the higher walks of Chimese society, IMPROVEMENT AT THE EUREKA —The sulphuret works dt the Eureka mine are how completed says thé National-and they . are only waiting for the arrival of. Mr. Deetkin;the gentleman who is to have them in charge, and who is now below purchasing some necessary articles to start them up. The sulphhrets coming from this mine are very rich, but it has hitherto been found impossible ‘to work them up to anywhere near the assay value in this section. Mr. Deetkin feels confident however that he can extract all the gold, and from what we know of the prohegproposes to use, we believe he will Ao it. . Cour. &. Serres Sarsa Dock and Iodide of Potass. For sale by all regular druggists. Tug Territory of Arizona, according to the census for this year, contéi ‘eee tion of 5,524 exclusive of. . Tae number of British sii Se to control Shake & el adele people as expressed in-the late elections, and still attempts, as he has x, DEC, 29, .1866. been doing for more than a year, to place ———————— . obstacles in the way of the reconstruction’ Wadaatil-Tt appears that the vio . of the States. His advice to thie Soathern née of the storm om Tuesday night was . States that they reject the Constitutional! mot felt in this’ city, but « half mile south . Amendments amounts to nothing, for, ensa Knee gm ares Rac cne ie ciate 2 Brown na Y Mi WH Coad Wt Cee F Richardson C Biack & w Colum kh Mis Knights L W Murchis mill W Talbert ville T Chandler Idaho FW Etc ont va Weer ee a on R Wales do C Housell do ¥ Laurence “iti, =. Miss M Dewell do Pot meg, Baten = 8 Tuttle do . P Schilley French Corral C Young dc ATDunn do

L Leibert do J Lawrence do s Unionville D Hunt Grass Valley E Nicholas W W Ray do H Myers m T W Bates Gold Fiat Ti NEVADA THEATRE. —— 5 Bagsire, Sole Pro rietor and Manager, "sheting and Stag Stage Manager, FoR THREE ‘NIGHTS ONLY! The Witching Elfin Star, MISS ALICE KINGSBURY! Supported by Miss Kate Denin, Mr. John McCullough, And the GREAT STAR COMPANY! From Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco, Will appear on Saturday Evening, December 29th, Will appear in Little Barefoot ! ae Office open at 10 o'clock, this morning. Admission One Dollar. i} aoe RIVER CHANNEL BLUE GRAVELCOMPANY. Location ofworks, Nevada county, California. Notice—There are delinquent mn nm the follow described stock, on account ed on the 2ith day of Novem: * cy B £3 he RECEIVED, ai a 3 * A LARGE —aND— ELEGANT -ASSORTMENT be : SILVER WARE, Watches, Clocks, Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY ee CALIFORNIA JEWELERY. ALE OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD CHEAP © FOR CASH. =f ae A Terr PLACE & Dionne nll iy ight the m Horses, Cevtawia and B abe vk se . To Let on the most . scndenite ‘ Good SaQdle Horses, for either . ips lots han shapenertanien for Wumerals will be floéded and pyre reared ihe éral inches ¢ A share of pablic lke patronage's ravine broke j te on aod eae at War § snr ee: vious to May 19th; 1866, wiil wood, tion. In t on. the same cease hom ~ stores and b dered previourio Oe he ma range rath casentation. der the town P'frenvarer's Ofen, Nevade Gy = water made j i occupied by . yieerenacisties osm ns is ‘Bi Green : : 'T Cement Mine for sale. stones weigh lars enquire at the NATIONAL ee cf a : tered along t peste bridge. Abc @ vine was cho HOLIDAY GOODS fond itsws : Ba 4g the dining rc oS ' © upon which CEO. 'R. oe 9 carried away : ae moved. For Has on hand, at his store, opening and fore any. gres CORNER BROAD & PINE STREETS . places of bus : « before reache A Stock of Deer Creek — higher than bridge on the built last Sur other on eas away,and th FINE GIFT BOOKS, E37" Please call and see for yourselves. Two dees trom Blanes Salon, Nevada ity. ' Nevada, December 20th. : JOHN KISTLE. SAN'L T. OATES. MINERSARMS SALOON. BISTBE « OATES, Broad Street, below National ExSonn cee And does the Largest amount of business of any Company in the United States, ; _ Company ‘of San Francisco, By judicious distribution of its risks and prompt paymient 6f itll its losses by Fire or Marine is taking the idea ofall Companies on this coast. . ref 1°66, th ral amounts set opposite th wet toare es ec seve! ™ 2 0 7 names of the respective shareholders as follows : 3 able yesterda Names. No. Cert. No. Sh’s. Am't, By W. C. RANDOLPH, e pea fi three hours a E W Casey 33 105 . 21000 . ‘shave seen ms Walte H Coo! 135 250 00 —_——. JH Blood, reap tertifiest) 15 250 00 S Miasqnic Building. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. the lightning Wan Bord: 4 H 43 . . . Bs der shook the 1 , 8 1000 Nevaila. December 19th. a Fences in ev Elizabeth Howard, 54 . 2 400 . = HW Hail, 63 pal 10 00 e the ground, 2 8 a os =< me # by the violen } Michael Fennell, 21 33 600 . son PEWARD . PORTMONA age. — " : eet ren ae et $500 REWARD. /PORTMONATES, oe tee “ “ HE undersi y Five Hundred DolDecks C W Jones, = : = me ag Rew: naaites to that aivenky offerseemed that : B F Moulton, 4 r~ 70 00 pe Sige Boarder t Supérvisers and the Goversor . were concent JN Moulton, 36 30 60 06 . forthe Arrest and Convictien of the murderer or ; L P McCarty, _ 46 20 40 09 . murderers of James L. Cooper and d Joseph, Kyle, 4 a “ “ la 20 40 09 . committed at the Sonth Yuba Bri ST ATIONERY, . Tue THEA “ “ 48 20 40 09 . County, on the night of November 0 a notwithstand John H Fioto, ~ 6 10 20 00 T. J. MANCHESTER. otw Ada Fox, 56 2 400 JAMES PATTEN. * Dury was gre AP: P Moore, (no cettifi) 3 150 09 oer a Ee ce es eae John W Stewart, 38 30 60:00 MRS. RB. K. PEIRCE, +e lic as Miss I Board of Sruetece, made on the Sit day of Nop Fashionable Dress Maker, TOYS, > stented vem so many shares each parcel of MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. er pronounc id stock y be necessary, will : public auction. by oy Olney & Co. "at No, 3 Mowe In_Kistle’s Building, Up Stairs, opposite Wells, : have ever he: Mm: street, San Fran . . 14t s day of lenuary, 1367, ores oft3 o'clock, we Forge &.00’s Ofice, And a host of other articles too ful and seems of said day, to pay said Gelinignent assessment AKS. 8. Ladies" Misses’ and Children's Dressae resents. In thereon, together with coats wINGTOS, and ea, of the latest style, made to order. mérous to mention, . expenses ofsale. J. M-BUF, Stamping for Enibroidery or Braiding, of the nt Oo Secretary. latest and Fashionable ao owe only of -the ““ fice, No. 10 Government ag ys corner Particular attention paid to ing on hand the i some and Washington streets, S. F 429 . Latest patterns. ad If you want anything in the a * appr Lots For Sale and Rooms to Let. . OP POSITION TO NEW YORK line ell cable sal with the EVERY TWENTY DAYS! : » give me a “a ment may res LOTS on Pine Street are ffered ; ; oe as . EsF Ee se erm te et ta Vib Ee Oc ARE aU A guaranteed as to price and qu if on Phe adeen : ~~ eg we, The Opposition Steamer ~~ . 9f Goods, tibiReation o J. NEWMAN & co., J. H. BLETHEN, Commander, The en ‘ Will sail Nevada, Dac. 15th, i’ support of M Havefjust arrived Saturday, January 5th, 1867, 3 ‘dom that. so % From Mission Street Wharf, at 11 A. M. eS the interior i : 5 Connecting wi Favorite e for this eveni With a Large and well-selected stock . s:comns IN FRANCISCO, 200 Tous FOR 4 Ww. vise —oF— ‘The America sails January 15th, 1967. Pas Ng of the best. For further information, apply.to I. W. RAY. S00ds, MOND, t, North-west corner Battery Busy.—Po! BOOTS AND SHOE S,, . Pine =p stairs, Sen Francisco. construction, LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE ee tees Economize buying A * enebive ete es Pier cabs rs Buy your Goods at mammoth clc Cy A. GOLDSMITH’S Brothers. T: The Mutual Life Insurance Company Fashions MoWDey Goods always a full e ‘ ~ e PAY: i ee "5 hh they will sell at the most OF NEW YORK. Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. oo “Ni \ reasonable prices. Has the Largest Cash Assets. sites — every descrip mie -Puys the Highest Dividends. ing of at ext1 LINK. c. Dork “Bolted or Raw Bee Salo by ee