December 29, 1867 (4 pages)

ELLER BIE DOLE EISNER IAS: MGR OSE SEM Ue Set teat opi sme RPA ___ ‘warning of the danger that threatened ‘ sultpay: pic. 20un.g1867. aan ———— '[aPrThe cars have as yet made no “ trip from Sacramento to Colfax. As the telegraph wires are down in every . Channel ‘of iowa, call the causes of deters of conjectare. The principal damage to the railroad is ssid to be the destruction of a part of the fine bridge ‘across the American river. On last _ Monday the works had been so much that the cars could not cross it, and passengers and baggage had to ‘be changed from ong train to ariother. Of'the extent of the damage at Sacramento we know nothing as yet, but it is generally believed that great damage must have resulted to everything on the low grade. Much of this is conjectaré, and thete may be a bare possithat the damage at Sacramento y slight, as the people had ample them, At one time we have a rumor that Sacramento is flooded and ‘at. . Smother that the city is safe, and that euch dispatches are recebved-at Colfax. The latest news is that the ecommuuication will be opened by Monday. We have the Marysville Appeal of Friday, the first received for a week, and from it we learn that no damage * was done to Marysville, and that the ‘ city could easily be protected by a three foot levee. From a gentleman who game up we learn that-on Thursday last the water was between three and four feet deep on D street and was falling rapidly. The flats this side of Matysville were ‘covered with water, and ee er oem t0 high ground in boats: > Curngse Riorers.—On Friday last iff Gentry arrested and brought inWm, Patrand five Chinese, charged wih rioting. The complaint ‘py D. 8. Herbert, who charges that on the 16th day of December, the parties named in the complaint, with foree and arms and with tumult, deetroyed a dam belonging to complainant, located on Indian Creek, near Buena Vista Ranch, in Grass Valley township. It appears that the Chinese have owned, and for several years worked claims on Indian Creck, and they claim that the dam destroyed belonged to them. Wm. Parr states that he was in the neighborhood at the time, being ~ gmowner of adjoining claims, but was was not # participant in any manner in . the riot. The parties were yesterday brought before Justice Palmer for ar‘and plead “not guilty.”— The trial of the Chinese was set for . Monday and that of Parr for Saturday next. 3 Tux editor of the Grass Valley Union asserts that another failure of the mail will compel him ‘to tall back on the Bible for news for his readers. We would advise the editor of the Union to adopt his suggestion, mails or no mails, as it will prove not only interesting but “new, doth to the editor and his readers. Om Bari.—On Friday, the bail of Gillis, charged with resisting Constable Hammond, was reduced to $500 by _ Judge Palmer, and the defendant having filed a bond in that sum to appear before the next Grand Jury was discharged from custody. ee By the Marysville Appeal we learn that the Sacramento gas works were all right on Wednesday afternoon,when the steamer Lark left. As the gas works were thought to be in most danger this would .indicate that the city was all right at that time, We learn that considerable damage. was‘done by the floods to the mining claims at Rocky Bar, near the town of Washington. The Yuba was higher than ever known at that point. THEY are having Yankee clam bakes on the shores of Lake Michigan, ‘imoti ‘ivi aad ak 9 Vases ce bd last night with mails from below and Bedess npbobltacs Recdiioesss a all Fight. The water did not get into the city. y 1.0. 0. F. Evzecriox.—The Union says: The following named brothers were elected officers of Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12, L. 0. 0. ¥,, for/the ensaing term, at the last regular ming, Dethe Lodge on Thursday evening, cember 26th: Aaron Hooper, N. G. Martin Quick, V.G.; Geo. W. pwns son, Sécretary ; Chas. C. Smith, Treas— urer; John "Webber, Geo. W. Dixon and Wm. Biggs, Trustées. Installation will take place on next Thursday evening. THERE are little photograph pictures not larger than a pin’s head, containing multitudes of portraits of distinguished persons; a focalising apparatus produced them, and a microscope is necessary to render them visible. 1. O. or K.—The National says: Ata regular meeting of Grass Valley Camp No. 8, 1 0. of K.; held Wednesday evening, December 25th, 1867, the following Companions were elected officers for theensuing term: Wm. P. Fouse, C. R.; Samuel D. Leavitt, D. R.; C. Mosher Secretary ; J. W. Adams, F. R. ; J: E.P.: Williams, Treasurer; . J. Newman, P . F. M. Bixler, Pe N. Smith, H.; M. Samuel, lst G.; J. Mengor, 2d G.; Trustees, L. M. Carr, W. M. Stephenson and 8. H. Dille. CuIcory is used mainly. as; a substitute for or to adulterate coffee. It is much cheaper than coffee, and there is scarcely any of the ground coffee. one meets in the shops that is not thus adulterated. Thedemand for it is great, and a company has been incorporated in San Francisco for the purpose of manufacturing ol Their capital is $100,000. The co y have already manufactured 25,00 poands, and have purchased a large quantity of the root from farmers, x whom théy have contracts for more. This article has heretofore been imported in considerable quantities from Germany. A SINGULAR occurrence was witnessed near Portland, lately. Two persons riding in a severe thunder storm were seriously affected by the electricity and recovering from a very heavy bolt, found the horse, a light chesnut color before the shock, to have changed toa black. SouTHERN Missouri is especially adapted to grape culture; and an enormous fature development of the wine interest in that region is predicted.— The valleys are filled with fruit, growing wild. . WHALING is active in Monterey Bay. The whales are lively and even saucy, having towed one whale boat two be rs and then carried it down. Tne Board of Supervisors of San Francisco have resolved that all work done for the city shall be under contracts taken under’ the eight hour sys— tem, Democracy have fought it out on their present line the Chivs. have: secured the Attorney General and Superintendent of Instruction. More ReForM.—The members of the Legislature are now off on a thir— teen day spree, which will cost the tax payers of this State $30,000. What is TuE Examiner does not take kindly the slight offered by the late Casserly procession in San Francisco,in not chee: ing its office. " SACRAMENTO Gas Works were still standing all right when the steamer Lark left there for Marysville on W: od nesday afternoon. THE town of Alviso and parts of San Jose were flooded by the late rains. Tue Overland telegraph has been --<s—. THERE have been no mail comm to since the 22d inst. Not Mucn PLUNDER.—NSo far as the reform ? \ silent ever since Monday, the 23d inst. EIGHTEEN marriage certificates were issued in San Francisco tor Christmas. cations between Virginia and Sac en— L ry in Praus— 3 Tux Sen Francisco Board of Supervisors ask Legislative s ‘to igsne $250,000 in bonds for erecting a new hospital. ; ARRIVALS AT THE” NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. ne >. & ¢ MASSEY, Prop’s. December 28, 1867. J ‘A Hustler San Fr D W Stanger City, R MeMehoney Aus P Shingle do J McInnis MarysviR Chandler do H Powell Birchvill M Foot (irizzly mi W Foster Washin S Dolliff Unionvill H Mollerns. do RE ThompsonC h R Latta do GW Saulsbury Ba J Hickey Modres F1L M Carr & f Yo B M Harris : do J W Ellison Gras v O.C Lovett San Ja J M Walling R & R G WDoore do GH Colby; You Be = COMPANY MEETING. OHAWK AND MONTREAL. CONSOLIDATED Gold and Silver Mining Compa ny’s Office. Mohawk & Montreal Mill, Menkow Lake District, ony county, California. rey is ven, that in coneéquence of rly ne ‘of the Stockholders in ade ve named Company not having regulartaken place,on Monday, the ifth inst., the oe of the Company = hereby call a of the ssid § re, to e eee on Monday, the 2th day of January, for the transaction of guch business as y be brought before the said Meeting, to be id at the Company's O: , as above. By order of a Board of’ stees. de2s . FIGUIERE, Secretary. DANCING SCHOOL. Hi. C. DICK INSON®S QUADRILLE CLASS for ies and Gentlemen will meet every WEDNESef EVENING, at the National Schoo! houts from 8 until 11 o'clock. ae BEGINNERS CLASS for Gentlemen eee on ne and Thursday wor" t7¢ .o'cloc! pata tein AND SHOES. WILLIAM R. COE, Connie of Main & doemmerctal Sts, Ihave just received a NEW STOCK OF GOODS, Consisting of Gents’? Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies’ Misses? and Children’s nO Gaiters, Shoes, yoo! a“. &e. Seon the best ufacturers ef New York, Philadelphia and Boston. Rubber Tt mote Gon Ladies, Misses y SHO Just from the Man received by the last ufactory #teamer. I also have a full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, aaiets aeete Harness French Caf Ki eg Sole Léather, ae Pe Leainer, qoarething’ to be ee ina first npg Shoe g Store noah im the very best style. oots and Shoes made te order. wanda good fit Warraued in every case. 1 Bevts of my own manufacture always d and will ell my Goods chew r than any other House i wi this “c ee eity. CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY. COMMERCIAL STREET, ND LEAVE YCUR ORDERS FOR BREAD AND CAKE, of every description, CANDY AND SACK ERS, Wholesale and Patronise Home Industry. with Ios Crome. Wpaaee inte eon ae sream. an neat BOSTON BKO BREAD yoy morning. Orders gin till ag ood noon, ap2 J HOLLYWOOD, Proprietor. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, . PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. “"g@” Physicians’ panei carefully prepared. Agent Occidental Insurance eiaii ta Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. ZT Residence next : House above Methodist Church, Broad Street, Nevada. BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts, sa7-I¥ YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK gs GO To BLAZE’s. [email protected]. KIDD. J. W.HINDS. RB. W. TULLY BANKING HOUSE —AaND— ASSAY OFFICE, GEO, W. KIDD &CO.. D the Granite . Building; on Nevada City. every Sunday . CHRISTMAS . —OF— SILVER WARE, WATCHES, ~AND— . JEW E L-R Y . ae JUsT RECEIVED te =i FOR SALE CHEAP, —ByY— W. C. RANDOLPH, MASONIC BUILDING, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. . December 5th. G BR. CRAWFORD, COMMERCIAL STREET BETAIL DEALER SIC STATIONERY Blank Books, ~Sheet Music, Albums, Gold Pens, Mouldings, Engravings, &e. &e,. ke. Picture Frames, of any size, made to order G2" Constableand Justice's Blanks on hand. GRAND CELEBRATION Emancipation’ Proclamation, —sY Tx LINCOLN CLUB, TO BE HELD AT NEVADA CITY, On Wednesday, January ist, 1868. E. W. BIGELOW, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Oat . Meal, Buckwheat, Wheat, ~ CORN, BARLEY, OAT, RYB, de. Ait. de. 3" Ground Feed of all kinds. MAIN STREET, NEVADA. ol, Gidea’ “Sareea MANUFACTORY, St. Nevada City. G just returned from San ith ch latest style of waseaacen mien and Cake Toys, ae ee ton eoe ae own eet We ore A eiegertraber x oe pv ca of this ‘gen tionery. fe Ree having CHRISTMRS PARTIES, —aND— TREES, Will do well to give me a call, WILLIAM KOHLER, Fancy Baker and Confectioner. DENTISTRY. Tt. we MeINTYRE, ENTAL SURGEON, Oftice—Cor. Broad & Pine Ste. opp. Banner's. ais IS PREPARED TO ALL is of Dental Work ork at shor and So the bint toe sensitive desired. ‘hour. Teeth after ha become sensi * favoring me with a call, at any tiv exposure of the nerve will be filled fod withont causing paix. IL WILL WARRANT ALL Work doite at this to be performed in a more skillful manner a better satisfaction given than eleewhere poh ie vicinity otherwise no charge will be chargex are . and to suit die tenia am permanently located in this city. dence on Sacramento street, third RD. from Temperance Hall. Vuleanite Work done at this office. HAMILTON'S RESTAURANT,Commereial Street, Nevada City, A few doors below Randolph's Jewelry Store,. THIS FIRST-CLASS RESTAT, RANT is kept im astyle not surpassed by any in Nevada connty, PThe Very Choicest of everything is furnished to ite patroms. Oysters in every style: Game, Poultry, etc. = Board by the Meal or Week, at moder ate rates. 5 (2 Meals at all hours of the day or nigit. i.° JOHN H. HAMILTON, ’ Nevada, Oct. 24th—6m promptly ae: Deatly Proprietor. eee ne BOOT AND SHOE SHOP. BARNEY HARRI. GAN having purchased the ete birt Is now ready to man facture, to order, BOOTS AND SHOES, In the most workmanlike manner. Repairing promptly attended te, B. HARRIGAN, Nevada, Dec. 14th. DR. KENT, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, ALL OPERATIONS careiuliy © and pp peo rformed. Diseases and seusitive Teeth treatved and filied. Teeth inserted on Vuleanite $25, for fall upper or lower set. Alsv, on Gold or Silver on the most improved princi le at — rates. Office, No.1 CU. IALST THE PEOPLE'S catacesaters Next door to Baker & Martin's Grocery Stang: : ON BROAD STREET. ‘. ‘HIS Establiechment still maintains its character of uselulness by selling the best o Meats at moderate prices, gg, on hand, a Superior Article of Pork Sausage, Head eens Can Lard, ete. etc. Meats, by the side or carcass, at wholesale prices. Calland examine for yourselves. nol JOHNSON, STUMPFS’ HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, BROAD STREET, above Pine Street, Nevada city. F, STUMPF, Proprietor Good Rooms, Good Meals, Good Cooks, Good Liquors, Low Prices > French, English and German spoken in the house. . : Apartments for Ladies, 12 ¥F. STUMPF, UNION LIVERY 8 TABLE for Funerals will befurnisb Carriages ed off short notice. “Wiorses boarded by the day or week, A share of public patronage is solicited and on guaranteed. at satisiacti CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &, JULIUS GREENWALD, CHEAP FOR CASH the following arti; 10.000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS < OF TOBACCO, 100,00@ OF THE VERY BEST HAVANA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BE HAD IN THE MARKET. KILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBACCO, of every kind. PATTERN. MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE. ) FINE CUT CHEWING “T9BACCO, of every kind. tej articles are warranted to be as represenAll orders from abroad promptly attended toJULIUS GREENWALD Nevada, Sept. 30. MILWAUKIE BREWERY,. SPRING STREET, NEVADA.Louis Dreyfuass...Proprietor. AGER BEER of the best kind on qeart. gar hand and for sale b: pint, Jon or barrel. Aus a a ec ot oar a wa a « Neatly furnished, and the best of accommodations provided. AS ON HAND AND WILLSELL VERY PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND . © , é a i} . “Ifyou want to ive wel and be jolly andi,

ELLER BIE DOLE EISNER IAS: MGR OSE SEM Ue Set teat opi sme RPA ___ ‘warning of the danger that threatened ‘ sultpay: pic. 20un.g1867. aan ———— '[aPrThe cars have as yet made no “ trip from Sacramento to Colfax. As the telegraph wires are down in every . Channel ‘of iowa, call the causes of deters of conjectare. The principal damage to the railroad is ssid to be the destruction of a part of the fine bridge ‘across the American river. On last _ Monday the works had been so much that the cars could not cross it, and passengers and baggage had to ‘be changed from ong train to ariother. Of'the extent of the damage at Sacramento we know nothing as yet, but it is generally believed that great damage must have resulted to everything on the low grade. Much of this is conjectaré, and thete may be a bare possithat the damage at Sacramento y slight, as the people had ample them, At one time we have a rumor that Sacramento is flooded and ‘at. . Smother that the city is safe, and that euch dispatches are recebved-at Colfax. The latest news is that the ecommuuication will be opened by Monday. We have the Marysville Appeal of Friday, the first received for a week, and from it we learn that no damage * was done to Marysville, and that the ‘ city could easily be protected by a three foot levee. From a gentleman who game up we learn that-on Thursday last the water was between three and four feet deep on D street and was falling rapidly. The flats this side of Matysville were ‘covered with water, and ee er oem t0 high ground in boats: > Curngse Riorers.—On Friday last iff Gentry arrested and brought inWm, Patrand five Chinese, charged wih rioting. The complaint ‘py D. 8. Herbert, who charges that on the 16th day of December, the parties named in the complaint, with foree and arms and with tumult, deetroyed a dam belonging to complainant, located on Indian Creek, near Buena Vista Ranch, in Grass Valley township. It appears that the Chinese have owned, and for several years worked claims on Indian Creck, and they claim that the dam destroyed belonged to them. Wm. Parr states that he was in the neighborhood at the time, being ~ gmowner of adjoining claims, but was was not # participant in any manner in . the riot. The parties were yesterday brought before Justice Palmer for ar‘and plead “not guilty.”— The trial of the Chinese was set for . Monday and that of Parr for Saturday next. 3 Tux editor of the Grass Valley Union asserts that another failure of the mail will compel him ‘to tall back on the Bible for news for his readers. We would advise the editor of the Union to adopt his suggestion, mails or no mails, as it will prove not only interesting but “new, doth to the editor and his readers. Om Bari.—On Friday, the bail of Gillis, charged with resisting Constable Hammond, was reduced to $500 by _ Judge Palmer, and the defendant having filed a bond in that sum to appear before the next Grand Jury was discharged from custody. ee By the Marysville Appeal we learn that the Sacramento gas works were all right on Wednesday afternoon,when the steamer Lark left. As the gas works were thought to be in most danger this would .indicate that the city was all right at that time, We learn that considerable damage. was‘done by the floods to the mining claims at Rocky Bar, near the town of Washington. The Yuba was higher than ever known at that point. THEY are having Yankee clam bakes on the shores of Lake Michigan, ‘imoti ‘ivi aad ak 9 Vases ce bd last night with mails from below and Bedess npbobltacs Recdiioesss a all Fight. The water did not get into the city. y 1.0. 0. F. Evzecriox.—The Union says: The following named brothers were elected officers of Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12, L. 0. 0. ¥,, for/the ensaing term, at the last regular ming, Dethe Lodge on Thursday evening, cember 26th: Aaron Hooper, N. G. Martin Quick, V.G.; Geo. W. pwns son, Sécretary ; Chas. C. Smith, Treas— urer; John "Webber, Geo. W. Dixon and Wm. Biggs, Trustées. Installation will take place on next Thursday evening. THERE are little photograph pictures not larger than a pin’s head, containing multitudes of portraits of distinguished persons; a focalising apparatus produced them, and a microscope is necessary to render them visible. 1. O. or K.—The National says: Ata regular meeting of Grass Valley Camp No. 8, 1 0. of K.; held Wednesday evening, December 25th, 1867, the following Companions were elected officers for theensuing term: Wm. P. Fouse, C. R.; Samuel D. Leavitt, D. R.; C. Mosher Secretary ; J. W. Adams, F. R. ; J: E.P.: Williams, Treasurer; . J. Newman, P . F. M. Bixler, Pe N. Smith, H.; M. Samuel, lst G.; J. Mengor, 2d G.; Trustees, L. M. Carr, W. M. Stephenson and 8. H. Dille. CuIcory is used mainly. as; a substitute for or to adulterate coffee. It is much cheaper than coffee, and there is scarcely any of the ground coffee. one meets in the shops that is not thus adulterated. Thedemand for it is great, and a company has been incorporated in San Francisco for the purpose of manufacturing ol Their capital is $100,000. The co y have already manufactured 25,00 poands, and have purchased a large quantity of the root from farmers, x whom théy have contracts for more. This article has heretofore been imported in considerable quantities from Germany. A SINGULAR occurrence was witnessed near Portland, lately. Two persons riding in a severe thunder storm were seriously affected by the electricity and recovering from a very heavy bolt, found the horse, a light chesnut color before the shock, to have changed toa black. SouTHERN Missouri is especially adapted to grape culture; and an enormous fature development of the wine interest in that region is predicted.— The valleys are filled with fruit, growing wild. . WHALING is active in Monterey Bay. The whales are lively and even saucy, having towed one whale boat two be rs and then carried it down. Tne Board of Supervisors of San Francisco have resolved that all work done for the city shall be under contracts taken under’ the eight hour sys— tem, Democracy have fought it out on their present line the Chivs. have: secured the Attorney General and Superintendent of Instruction. More ReForM.—The members of the Legislature are now off on a thir— teen day spree, which will cost the tax payers of this State $30,000. What is TuE Examiner does not take kindly the slight offered by the late Casserly procession in San Francisco,in not chee: ing its office. " SACRAMENTO Gas Works were still standing all right when the steamer Lark left there for Marysville on W: od nesday afternoon. THE town of Alviso and parts of San Jose were flooded by the late rains. Tue Overland telegraph has been --<s—. THERE have been no mail comm to since the 22d inst. Not Mucn PLUNDER.—NSo far as the reform ? \ silent ever since Monday, the 23d inst. EIGHTEEN marriage certificates were issued in San Francisco tor Christmas. cations between Virginia and Sac en— L ry in Praus— 3 Tux Sen Francisco Board of Supervisors ask Legislative s ‘to igsne $250,000 in bonds for erecting a new hospital. ; ARRIVALS AT THE” NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. ne >. & ¢ MASSEY, Prop’s. December 28, 1867. J ‘A Hustler San Fr D W Stanger City, R MeMehoney Aus P Shingle do J McInnis MarysviR Chandler do H Powell Birchvill M Foot (irizzly mi W Foster Washin S Dolliff Unionvill H Mollerns. do RE ThompsonC h R Latta do GW Saulsbury Ba J Hickey Modres F1L M Carr & f Yo B M Harris : do J W Ellison Gras v O.C Lovett San Ja J M Walling R & R G WDoore do GH Colby; You Be = COMPANY MEETING. OHAWK AND MONTREAL. CONSOLIDATED Gold and Silver Mining Compa ny’s Office. Mohawk & Montreal Mill, Menkow Lake District, ony county, California. rey is ven, that in coneéquence of rly ne ‘of the Stockholders in ade ve named Company not having regulartaken place,on Monday, the ifth inst., the oe of the Company = hereby call a of the ssid § re, to e eee on Monday, the 2th day of January, for the transaction of guch business as y be brought before the said Meeting, to be id at the Company's O: , as above. By order of a Board of’ stees. de2s . FIGUIERE, Secretary. DANCING SCHOOL. Hi. C. DICK INSON®S QUADRILLE CLASS for ies and Gentlemen will meet every WEDNESef EVENING, at the National Schoo! houts from 8 until 11 o'clock. ae BEGINNERS CLASS for Gentlemen eee on ne and Thursday wor" t7¢ .o'cloc! pata tein AND SHOES. WILLIAM R. COE, Connie of Main & doemmerctal Sts, Ihave just received a NEW STOCK OF GOODS, Consisting of Gents’? Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies’ Misses? and Children’s nO Gaiters, Shoes, yoo! a“. &e. Seon the best ufacturers ef New York, Philadelphia and Boston. Rubber Tt mote Gon Ladies, Misses y SHO Just from the Man received by the last ufactory

#teamer. I also have a full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, aaiets aeete Harness French Caf Ki eg Sole Léather, ae Pe Leainer, qoarething’ to be ee ina first npg Shoe g Store noah im the very best style. oots and Shoes made te order. wanda good fit Warraued in every case. 1 Bevts of my own manufacture always d and will ell my Goods chew r than any other House i wi this “c ee eity. CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY. COMMERCIAL STREET, ND LEAVE YCUR ORDERS FOR BREAD AND CAKE, of every description, CANDY AND SACK ERS, Wholesale and Patronise Home Industry. with Ios Crome. Wpaaee inte eon ae sream. an neat BOSTON BKO BREAD yoy morning. Orders gin till ag ood noon, ap2 J HOLLYWOOD, Proprietor. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, . PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. “"g@” Physicians’ panei carefully prepared. Agent Occidental Insurance eiaii ta Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. ZT Residence next : House above Methodist Church, Broad Street, Nevada. BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts, sa7-I¥ YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK gs GO To BLAZE’s. [email protected]. KIDD. J. W.HINDS. RB. W. TULLY BANKING HOUSE —AaND— ASSAY OFFICE, GEO, W. KIDD &CO... D the Granite . Building; on Nevada City. every Sunday . CHRISTMAS . —OF— SILVER WARE, WATCHES, ~AND— . JEW E L-R Y . ae JUsT RECEIVED te =i FOR SALE CHEAP, —ByY— W. C. RANDOLPH, MASONIC BUILDING, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. . December 5th. G BR. CRAWFORD, COMMERCIAL STREET BETAIL DEALER SIC STATIONERY Blank Books, ~Sheet Music, Albums, Gold Pens, Mouldings, Engravings, &e. &e,. ke. Picture Frames, of any size, made to order G2" Constableand Justice's Blanks on hand. GRAND CELEBRATION Emancipation’ Proclamation, —sY Tx LINCOLN CLUB, TO BE HELD AT NEVADA CITY, On Wednesday, January ist, 1868. E. W. BIGELOW, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Oat . Meal, Buckwheat, Wheat, ~ CORN, BARLEY, OAT, RYB, de. Ait. de. 3" Ground Feed of all kinds. MAIN STREET, NEVADA. ol, Gidea’ “Sareea MANUFACTORY, St. Nevada City. G just returned from San ith ch latest style of waseaacen mien and Cake Toys, ae ee ton eoe ae own eet We ore A eiegertraber x oe pv ca of this ‘gen tionery. fe Ree having CHRISTMRS PARTIES, —aND— TREES, Will do well to give me a call, WILLIAM KOHLER, Fancy Baker and Confectioner. DENTISTRY. Tt. we MeINTYRE, ENTAL SURGEON, Oftice—Cor. Broad & Pine Ste. opp. Banner's. ais IS PREPARED TO ALL is of Dental Work ork at shor and So the bint toe sensitive desired. ‘hour. Teeth after ha become sensi * favoring me with a call, at any tiv exposure of the nerve will be filled fod withont causing paix. IL WILL WARRANT ALL Work doite at this to be performed in a more skillful manner a better satisfaction given than eleewhere poh ie vicinity otherwise no charge will be chargex are . and to suit die tenia am permanently located in this city. dence on Sacramento street, third RD. from Temperance Hall. Vuleanite Work done at this office. HAMILTON'S RESTAURANT,Commereial Street, Nevada City, A few doors below Randolph's Jewelry Store,. THIS FIRST-CLASS RESTAT, RANT is kept im astyle not surpassed by any in Nevada connty, PThe Very Choicest of everything is furnished to ite patroms. Oysters in every style: Game, Poultry, etc. = Board by the Meal or Week, at moder ate rates. 5 (2 Meals at all hours of the day or nigit. i.° JOHN H. HAMILTON, ’ Nevada, Oct. 24th—6m promptly ae: Deatly Proprietor. eee ne BOOT AND SHOE SHOP. BARNEY HARRI. GAN having purchased the ete birt Is now ready to man facture, to order, BOOTS AND SHOES, In the most workmanlike manner. Repairing promptly attended te, B. HARRIGAN, Nevada, Dec. 14th. DR. KENT, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, ALL OPERATIONS careiuliy © and pp peo rformed. Diseases and seusitive Teeth treatved and filied. Teeth inserted on Vuleanite $25, for fall upper or lower set. Alsv, on Gold or Silver on the most improved princi le at — rates. Office, No.1 CU. IALST THE PEOPLE'S catacesaters Next door to Baker & Martin's Grocery Stang: : ON BROAD STREET. ‘. ‘HIS Establiechment still maintains its character of uselulness by selling the best o Meats at moderate prices, gg, on hand, a Superior Article of Pork Sausage, Head eens Can Lard, ete. etc. Meats, by the side or carcass, at wholesale prices. Calland examine for yourselves. nol JOHNSON, STUMPFS’ HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, BROAD STREET, above Pine Street, Nevada city. F, STUMPF, Proprietor Good Rooms, Good Meals, Good Cooks, Good Liquors, Low Prices > French, English and German spoken in the house. . : Apartments for Ladies, 12 ¥F. STUMPF, UNION LIVERY 8 TABLE for Funerals will befurnisb Carriages ed off short notice. “Wiorses boarded by the day or week, A share of public patronage is solicited and on guaranteed. at satisiacti CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &, JULIUS GREENWALD, CHEAP FOR CASH the following arti; 10.000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS < OF TOBACCO, 100,00@ OF THE VERY BEST HAVANA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BE HAD IN THE MARKET. KILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBACCO, of every kind. PATTERN. MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE. ) FINE CUT CHEWING “T9BACCO, of every kind. tej articles are warranted to be as represenAll orders from abroad promptly attended toJULIUS GREENWALD Nevada, Sept. 30. MILWAUKIE BREWERY,. SPRING STREET, NEVADA.Louis Dreyfuass.....Proprietor. AGER BEER of the best kind on qeart. gar hand and for sale b: pint, Jon or barrel. Aus a a ec ot oar a wa a « Neatly furnished, and the best of accommodations provided. AS ON HAND AND WILLSELL VERY PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND . © , é a i} . “Ifyou want to ive wel and be jolly andi,