December 30, 1865 (4 pages)

mc nemne. then OTA. AOR MI SINPUNNNN mm. eomeyaiy Cd eA, nee a RD RR ch i RRR ey te ethene ens in sibs cteeipvatnonn, de se NER Pa CREP: Ne MI AR Re ICT PISS ieee dre ent a ERA eR OAM OPN AOR le a Sn at hye occ oe — adi. @Ondition prescribed inthe eall, is; that del~ be made with. the County Reeorder ;within: Unless this : go to the County and State School Funds, ‘each one-third, and the General State.and * vuid. eee litigation, by pr ng tules wonder which titles to ned nny he “wy uited oF 16k, It i¢-proines in the’ State, It proh locator of a nine shall ‘be on fitled to bine Sa discoverer to 100 feet te 30 ee days are to be allowed to properly designate the “claim: after discuvery. Parties are entitled to ong —, on each ledd’by-location and transfers by bills of sale when the con-’ toe oes not exceed $25. After the’ posting!of adticed by lédeators; & record must . ‘15 days. Within thirty days after the filing’ _ of notice an affidavit must be filed with _ the Recorder’ that the amount of work Weg in d in the dil] .has been dove. “Fhe t of work ‘required is proportioned to the side” i. the claim, ‘being bout $25. worth for every 500 feet. or fractional part. “thereof. No élaint’6f more than 6000 feet; can be! taken’ ip ‘under 3 a single location. — affidavit” is filed, the claim. becomes yeid.) Exch succeeding. year parties holding claims are required either to do a specified amount of work, or to take out nvlieenseddordet t¢-hold the ‘claimne. The heenses vary in.yrice from’ $10 to $80, and areanndereridence St) the intention Of the purchaser t to hold.the mine described. , The proceeds of the sale;of these licenses are to County Fund, “one third. "The bill has -not . come up for pass aan .the Assembly yet. THE Miners QoNVENTION —A gentle-. man largely interest Wp mining, has suggested that the miners of Nevada county should take-‘some ‘action with a view ‘to sending an accredited delegation to the State Convertion, which is ‘to assemble at Sacramento onthe 17th of next’ mouth This county stands high among the mineral districts of the Btates and wax have o large number of i business;:1 10 could : much good in the ‘ednvéntion. ‘If they go down as the repro. sentatives, of the miners, their. influence ore be great, and they 1 would accomplisl. ie mde than, wi ‘he ‘possible. under ; other circumstances. We would second the suggestion for :a-meeting: for the purpose of » ansting delegates, not only here butin every other town ifi the county, ‘There is no necessity fora connty eonrention, "The miners in each loc wt can ,hold meetings and choose delega to. represent them in the mass convetition at Sacramento: ‘The only _ ‘egates shall be engaged.in mining. 4 RecvoNsirruction Prorosais.—The essential conditions: ef reconstruction as pro; PB y the. President in form of offieial . ‘ proc! Amations or. dispatches, or familiar conversations with Southern men, seem ‘to be aboutithese!: . wit Phe recognition ry the new ‘State ’ a ion Ver. dusk rerkna State orditianee of secession and all the acts, debts and obligations'of ) the Stute ‘under — th rebellion, are not repealed but null an Third—The dvetaration that the obliga. tiqny ef thenational dubt mast’be shared by the wo in oom nen Witt a the othet Btates ~ Fenn tatifieation bY the biti) oSitate Legislaturés of the amendment of the Federal Constitution abolishing and forever “prohibiting” slavery ‘within the. limits ‘and of the United States. Jupediane 1 © concession of the civil righta of art at ine *peacaartana eh Sito the eman¥ St Orr waz’ officig! vote, as anree eaters Sa OrBd srtlog Spee me #¥o Priestess Rana: f intelligent inen engaged in the . . . Place at Moores Flat, on Wednesday last. zen, aged sure gone wt work, thus demonstrati ng thejr buy for the purpose of taking gold out, inare all’private;and4t is sé@ldoai anything 1s known of them except by accident. A number of new millé wid’ hoist ing works~ are } being erected, and by next Spring the numbetiof gold tyididin giqaartz mings sinsthis) vip cinity will be doubled. Several agents of Eastern companies are now in this county looking at the mines, and Eastern capital. ists are eager.ioa get hold of good paying mines. “The Hf ats “ot quartz miners were never brighter than atthis time. The neighborhood of Nevada is but an example pf affoire, throughout the entire county, CoLoRED Festival AND EXnIBrrion. The colored people of our city are-making every preparation for their * approaching: Festiyal and, Exhibjtion, on next, Monday, evening. The Theater has been secured for the occasion. in. order,.to accommodate all who may attend. After, the Exhibition, whieh! Will) ednsist of recitations, declamations, dialogues, singing, &c., by the pupils ‘of thé colored’ school, an excellent. supper willbe served to all present. As this Festival and Exhibition is gotton up-for the purpose of-raising means to pay off the debts now standing-against the: A.M. E. Church, and the price of admission’ is placed at the i it i Names NoCertif “No Shares . Am’t} smal eum of one-dollar, it is to be hoped Claybourne Simms, 37 300 125 cd that their efforts in a good cause will meet do dp 38 408 ‘ 00 with.saccess.: Let the Theater be crowded. ES ES a asa : . ‘ yr Ydo 41 100 ‘> 25 00 Watcu Meetingc.—On Sunday night, at g se do : 18 oe the conclusion of the sermon at the Methopan es 8 200 50 00 : eeti ill be held; . .do. do 29: 500 126 00 diat Chureh, a watch meeting will be he Po eat ode % ro TO egy saaps It is an old time custom,-of the Methodiste . 'k. p. "Barnett, “« « “—~ « 900° 1900” €900 . . to pass tlie last hours of the old year in devotional exercises, and to spend the first moments of the néw yearin prayer. The exercises are very interesting and impressive, and these, meetings are bids lereely attended. i MairasieOnLAL.-MEOn. John Pattison, Assémblyman from this Gounty, has taken advantage ofthe Legislative holiday, and taken urfto himself a wife. The wedditig took Se The happy couple have our best wishes for their welfare, ~ >f > Raprenis N ews. ~The ‘gulf. pashodt consists, of twenty. vessels, carrying 138 guns Commodoré Winslow, the hero of the Kear. sarge, has been. assigned to the commend) The squadron includes iron-clads capable of sinking the Frenéh fleet now in the Gulf of Mexico. weahesA London seiner says Napoleon is apprehensive that Maximilian’ will ‘follow his wife to Paris; and has.sent the Mexican Minister to. persuade the Austrian td’Hold on.— The same journal predicts that Max wilb get out of the fire as soon as possible, THe turnout of sleighting parties in Virginia city, on Tuesday night, was very gens eral, It is estimated by some . parties that not less than 200 teains of all classés and.descriptions were ih motion at the same tine, MILITARY officers sentir arrived from the East state positively that Gen. Grant bas deterinined: on paying an early visit to the Pavifie const. . A RUMOR says Clayes, State Printer, has purchased the American Flag. newspaper.— Seabaugh is to be the editor. ~ An attempt wag made to burn the office Sunday morning last by separating the stove yi gaming poof "2% * Tue Nicolson, ‘gaxement cume near r being . a8 {destroyed by fire on Briday,,afternoon, owing to to the-boiling over of a kettle of asphal we A BUR LIOg 4 . VENTSON.~A hirge deer, of the mal ayigender, was killed on ‘Wolf Creek, near: Grass . Vatert ‘on Weédnteday last. Seen He Lat are “of Puolunine: county uaa hold’ a-Go ni ow the-Bth-ofTen . wary.’ » tet Pour oer pen an 2 naa ci ns confidence an leads, and dhowiug that tidy ¥ “hit -RaeNNeeD ~The eetert en ——~ RRIED DW . 'W'C Goldin Oregon’ T Eagleson! >? “de holders as follows: . 14th, .1865,.at the hour of 12 o’clock, M. of»said of.the ‘Pulare/Tymes on Saturday, night of }Cand peta At Moore’s Flat, Dec. 27th, by J.: ah Voldttsk, t 8 FKslelo Fico <a — = pe cy rim AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD’ STREET,’ NEVADA CITY. ‘Lancaster and’ Hasey, Expymile oEaway,, Dee De r 20, JM Gatton, New Yor G tree on ahi E’/ Wadsworth Conne C Chandler SS. ‘AE ead San Fran H Warmington GV Allen do W A Nagler Selby. P A:G Howe Idaho J.J Astor ek W © O'Gara Idaho. L, G Emnerson. sy c ‘F Jenes San Juah AL Néftoni° on J.¥ Carr Willow Val R O Willioms’ a cer E Bommhower do 1 Clancy RAD “JH Young Eureka J Nelon F Henty Moores © Flanghers: Brags * FM Hatheway . do _.J Williamson Sum Git L‘Ayres Columbia ».T:.E Howard Alpha G@ F Hutchison do “PN Hursher Cherok J ¥ Hoad’& 1a Orovil J Williams San Fran M MoCloud Hunts. h. an BADOW LAKE Mili snd diining CompaAk Nevada Comstty Gals) Notice ;./Phere are de inquent upon the following described Stock, on actount of Anstasmentslevied on the 22nd day of November, 1865, the several amounts setopposite the names of the respective shareAnd in rdance with.law, and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on thée2%nd day re November, 1895. so-many cf each parcel of sai Steck ‘as may be necessary will be sold at’ the” office of the Company, on Mondhy. January day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with ¢oste of advertisement and expenses . of sale. A, H. OTHEMAN, Office, No. 20 Main street, Nevada. secretary Big ‘Tunnel Company. Nevada county, Cal, holders of the above Company, for the election of officers for the-ensuing ‘year, w il be held-on the 27th day of January; A.D, 1866, #, 7 o’clock, P M. at-the office ot the ,Gompany,No, 30 Main St., Nevada tity. . CRIT ENDEN, President. A. H. Otheman,; Seorétary. ve 628 PATRONIZE A HOME INSTITUTION! ophe © PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY 436 Califoruia Street, ie pc rapirvee i aad scapes LeOntiedes: a J, Hunt, President. A. J. Ralston, Secrétaty Ss. M. Wilson, Attorney. : M. F. Hutchins, 5.8; Vhomson,: Surveyors, NEVADA CITY AGENCY. NO. 30 MEAIN 8'T., A, Hy. QGTHEMAN , Agent, Nevada, Dee, 28th. LAFAVER'T Re BAKERY. CANDIES & CAKES! Wholesale and Retail CANDY ESTA BLES MENT Mi. KOHLER, Broad Street, Nevada. ' “would itiform:the people of this city and the county that he has-ih his Store, the largest: dasdrtoem uf FRESH«C ANDIES; ‘of évery flavor> and evceiptien, superior to any in the mountains, which L o for sale at the lowest prices. Retail Dealeré will find it’'to their advantage to examine his goods before buying elsewhere. r. Kohler being an: experienced Candy maker sift. only fresh articles to his _patrons and has no bd € es on hand. Besides this, he has a fine assortment of large inna small Cakesfor Christmas and New Years, and also numerous articles for ornanienting Christmas Trees Remember that at this place you will find she best goods at the lowest ne alo GRAND. FESTIVAL v4 BENEFIT ‘ae OF THE COLORED M. ‘E, curcis, . ‘Si “NEVADA ciry, Bo take place en, : ‘Monday Evening: g, Tautitry ist, “66, . Lowest Possible Price! >< HOLIDAY PRESENTS: ‘) -Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets’ OTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockeof ising 1” . hala ee ee edited’ a is hoped that the people of this city will assist Ipudable o cases ~ A LARGE ASSORTMENT 5 All ef whieh, will-be scldiot they ere ry ue atteption: of im in search of Eine Colored. Photographs), Twenty-Five Cents Each, CEO. R-. CRAWFORD, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. Nevada, Dec. 21. BOOTS AND. SHOES! WILLIAM R. CoE, ~ NEY ADA gITy, Pe a © I have just received a NEW STOCK OF “éoons, Consisting of Gents? Boots, Shoes and Galters, Ladiés?, Misses? ‘ara Ohfldrén’s Balmorals, Gaiters, § Shoes, sé Slippers, &c., &c. From the best manufacturers of New York, Phila: _delphia and Boston.Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’ 8 Shoes, Just from: the’ M ahatnetaty, réectved ‘Sythe las Steamer. I also haye full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, Millér’s Celebrated Harness Blacking, Neats Foot Oil, : French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, ‘Thread. Lasts, and in fact everything to be found: in & first-class Shoe and es Finding Store. al Retains done in phe best style: Boots and Shoes made to order ! And a good fit warranted in ‘every case. I keep Boots of my own manufteture ner on band and will sell all my Goods; (> Cheaper than .any Since House in a town: — Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, bei ‘Bost Sante Crys Sole Leather, by the Side, 33e. Wciniciniber Gh the Corner! Nevada, November llth. 4 RISLEY’S BUCH, FOR SALE BY : ai. F. SPENCE, Nevada, Nov."30. Dissolution of of Partnership, OTICE is hereby given that.on the Ist day of September, 1865, the partnership therskdbce ext isting’ between George C. Powers oink Marks Zeller: solved by mutual ‘consent. The business ‘will. be ‘Sate & Co., as heretofore. Nevada, December 234, T1865. . NEW: MARBLE WORKS, IN NEVADA CITY. ae _-RROMPSON, y le 0 v4 mrss Shop on ar ie Baatop Stree a bo ALEXANE . “ bach, under the firm name of Marks & Co., was dis[° hereafter conducted by Marks Zell! Fiat, Nevada county, who has pure the inter. , est of George O! Powets aya who'will ‘pay all debts . , MARKS ZE ACH. . is GEO. C. tae 2a J Ca 4 ; Beautiful ot Bagaven € fe: Fo OV ror pe Remily Bibles, oy.) WATCHES, ‘ pe pone noon? oot aypdinla = TEWELRY. —AND— ° SAI Ame, He UNO RAD A EUONGeeS pes ‘JUST RECEIVED rH insFOR SALE CHEAP, by _ W. C, RANDOLPH, Masonite Butlding—Corner of Pine & Com_mereial Streets, Nevada City. 6 Nevada, Dee. 19th. pare Cigars, Tobacco and Fancy -Goods, L. PHILIPS, ‘. . ON BROAD STREET, dext door to the Post Office Has a large stock of Havana Cigars, of every’ brand, AN a large quantity of Superb Smoking and fon of Smokers and Chewers. He has also, Pipes of every variety, from a ¢ommoun Clay tea splendid Meerschaum, Also on hand a splendid stock of Toys, Fancy Goods and Wick Naxs of.every kind, together, with a fine stock of —_ The proprietor of this establishment is hound to retain its good reputation for keeping splendid goods and selling them loWer thaivanybody-else in this next door to the Post Office. Cigars, Tobacco, Bipes, f. <hia ‘JULIUS GREENWALD, . “Successor to Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars and. lobacco ! old firm Iam enabled to sell goods at Sana Francisce J obbing. Prices and 25 per cent less than any Store, in the mountains, ‘To my extensive stock I would call the attentha of Dealers and the public generally. Orders from al) parts of the country will be Sill fully attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD. , Hevea, Oct. os, ey { ia SUSE two ¢ thirds of the diseah whie affli are bro Wiss of attaation tot the blood. Whenever the blood * oa omes impure, no matter from wha cause, the ets of such’ im craty are ediately felt, either. one Way or Page ren cok unless measures. ane a remove such * wvystem Rd a tone . fit of becomes ‘atlect ;somiectanes death isthe “ as “of an ‘Francisco, uman y ht on b e condition of ‘result. ‘known Cheusies dise at Moore's . ceeded in and collect and receipt for-all demands of the late €0) bit eee 4vill nd tondhotéd under the style ah Cor. of Bush & Powell ies boa Feta ie all Druggists oe tities ™ BABY # AER orang BYE LET TOF vind t, of ae oo te ie December 28th, p Rect 196s. Sint soutien, nating SO APIA 23 4 mectiiet apse MA ze apoeinaghe yaa ow } ght bent pu they, yd gt . Chewing Tobacco, to which he invites the at-CUTLERY, a. iad city, Call and exaniine the goods, at the old > Havre the same facilities for buying as the . day next, t ‘tion Proc! ‘programm Officers ‘ter; Vice J Rey. bs ‘Orator, Re “Cobbuitt H. Blackb Commit Settles, A. » The Bx hs Music Introduc *Music'b: Reading ‘Music 'b Oration * Music b; Deelara Music b Benedié A Natio be fired—: THE GE eral Gran’ south of th The ledge. about six ) erected:by urday last. ‘was starts “has been k does its we éline, twél high is al surface. ©’ ments, tw In anothe water. A the machi it speaks of the ow in develop ' DEER . Vicinity be _ of. deer;.w game is ve quently fi “ean get . Venard ai ing a spl a good pri pay fora’ PLACcen spell of w tothe inte ing weath and closes that itis 1 the way of day the w will not oc lose cons miners lia operations , favorable. Tue In "yesterday of the Ir (County. fo: News is. « and the Ii seaQUaAR! Quarterly pal Chu _ day ‘ate _Atio’g will: . ab7 e’eloe “New ¥ eke “a Mow is tl ve shpealy Se

mc nemne. then OTA. AOR MI SINPUNNNN mm. eomeyaiy Cd eA, nee a RD RR ch i RRR ey te ethene ens in sibs cteeipvatnonn, de se NER Pa CREP: Ne MI AR Re ICT PISS ieee dre ent a ERA eR OAM OPN AOR le a Sn at hye occ oe — adi. @Ondition prescribed inthe eall, is; that del~ be made with. the County Reeorder ;within: Unless this : go to the County and State School Funds, ‘each one-third, and the General State.and * vuid. eee litigation, by pr ng tules wonder which titles to ned nny he “wy uited oF 16k, It i¢-proines in the’ State, It proh locator of a nine shall ‘be on fitled to bine Sa discoverer to 100 feet te 30 ee days are to be allowed to properly designate the “claim: after discuvery. Parties are entitled to ong —, on each ledd’by-location and transfers by bills of sale when the con-’ toe oes not exceed $25. After the’ posting!of adticed by lédeators; & record must . ‘15 days. Within thirty days after the filing’ _ of notice an affidavit must be filed with _ the Recorder’ that the amount of work Weg in d in the dil] .has been dove. “Fhe t of work ‘required is proportioned to the side” i. the claim, ‘being bout $25. worth for every 500 feet. or fractional part. “thereof. No élaint’6f more than 6000 feet; can be! taken’ ip ‘under 3 a single location. — affidavit” is filed, the claim. becomes yeid.) Exch succeeding. year parties holding claims are required either to do a specified amount of work, or to take out nvlieenseddordet t¢-hold the ‘claimne. The heenses vary in.yrice from’ $10 to $80, and areanndereridence St) the intention Of the purchaser t to hold.the mine described. , The proceeds of the sale;of these licenses are to County Fund, “one third. "The bill has -not . come up for pass aan .the Assembly yet. THE Miners QoNVENTION —A gentle-. man largely interest Wp mining, has suggested that the miners of Nevada county should take-‘some ‘action with a view ‘to sending an accredited delegation to the State Convertion, which is ‘to assemble at Sacramento onthe 17th of next’ mouth This county stands high among the mineral districts of the Btates and wax have o large number of i business;:1 10 could : much good in the ‘ednvéntion. ‘If they go down as the repro. sentatives, of the miners, their. influence ore be great, and they 1 would accomplisl. ie mde than, wi ‘he ‘possible. under ; other circumstances. We would second the suggestion for :a-meeting: for the purpose of » ansting delegates, not only here butin every other town ifi the county, ‘There is no necessity fora connty eonrention, "The miners in each loc wt can ,hold meetings and choose delega to. represent them in the mass convetition at Sacramento: ‘The only _ ‘egates shall be engaged.in mining. 4 RecvoNsirruction Prorosais.—The essential conditions: ef reconstruction as pro; PB y the. President in form of offieial . ‘ proc! Amations or. dispatches, or familiar conversations with Southern men, seem ‘to be aboutithese!: . wit Phe recognition ry the new ‘State ’ a ion Ver. dusk rerkna State orditianee of secession and all the acts, debts and obligations'of ) the Stute ‘under — th rebellion, are not repealed but null an Third—The dvetaration that the obliga. tiqny ef thenational dubt mast’be shared by the wo in oom nen Witt a the othet Btates ~ Fenn tatifieation bY the biti) oSitate Legislaturés of the amendment of the Federal Constitution abolishing and forever “prohibiting” slavery ‘within the. limits ‘and of the United States. Jupediane 1 © concession of the civil righta of art at ine *peacaartana eh Sito the eman¥ St Orr waz’ officig! vote, as anree eaters Sa OrBd srtlog Spee me #¥o Priestess Rana: f intelligent inen engaged in the . . . Place at Moores Flat, on Wednesday last. zen, aged sure gone wt work, thus demonstrati ng thejr buy for the purpose of taking gold out, inare all’private;and4t is sé@ldoai anything 1s known of them except by accident. A number of new millé wid’ hoist ing works~ are } being erected, and by next Spring the numbetiof gold tyididin giqaartz mings sinsthis) vip cinity will be doubled. Several agents of Eastern companies are now in this county looking at the mines, and Eastern capital. ists are eager.ioa get hold of good paying mines. “The Hf ats “ot quartz miners were never brighter than atthis time. The neighborhood of Nevada is but an example pf affoire, throughout the entire county, CoLoRED Festival AND EXnIBrrion. The colored people of our city are-making every preparation for their * approaching: Festiyal and, Exhibjtion, on next, Monday, evening. The Theater has been secured for the occasion. in. order,.to accommodate all who may attend. After, the Exhibition, whieh! Will) ednsist of recitations, declamations, dialogues, singing, &c., by the pupils ‘of thé colored’ school, an excellent. supper willbe served to all present. As this Festival and Exhibition is gotton up-for the purpose of-raising means to pay off the debts now standing-against the: A.M. E. Church, and the price of admission’ is placed at the i it i Names NoCertif “No Shares . Am’t} smal eum of one-dollar, it is to be hoped Claybourne Simms, 37 300 125 cd that their efforts in a good cause will meet do dp 38 408 ‘ 00 with.saccess.: Let the Theater be crowded. ES ES a asa : . ‘ yr Ydo 41 100 ‘> 25 00 Watcu Meetingc.—On Sunday night, at g se do : 18 oe the conclusion of the sermon at the Methopan es 8 200 50 00 : eeti ill be held; . .do. do 29: 500 126 00 diat Chureh, a watch meeting will be he Po eat ode % ro TO egy saaps It is an old time custom,-of the Methodiste . 'k. p. "Barnett, “« « “—~ « 900° 1900” €900 . . to pass tlie last hours of the old year in devotional exercises, and to spend the first moments of the néw yearin prayer. The exercises are very interesting and impressive, and these, meetings are bids lereely attended. i MairasieOnLAL.-MEOn. John Pattison, Assémblyman from this Gounty, has taken advantage ofthe Legislative holiday, and taken urfto himself a wife. The wedditig took Se The happy couple have our best wishes for their welfare, ~ >f > Raprenis N ews. ~The ‘gulf. pashodt consists, of twenty. vessels, carrying 138 guns Commodoré Winslow, the hero of the Kear. sarge, has been. assigned to the commend) The squadron includes iron-clads capable of sinking the Frenéh fleet now in the Gulf of Mexico. weahesA London seiner says Napoleon is apprehensive that Maximilian’ will ‘follow his wife to Paris; and has.sent the Mexican Minister to. persuade the Austrian td’Hold on.— The same journal predicts that Max wilb get out of the fire as soon as possible, THe turnout of sleighting parties in Virginia city, on Tuesday night, was very gens eral, It is estimated by some . parties that not less than 200 teains of all classés and.descriptions were ih motion at the same tine, MILITARY officers sentir arrived from the East state positively that Gen. Grant bas deterinined: on paying an early visit to the Pavifie const. . A RUMOR says Clayes, State Printer, has purchased the American Flag. newspaper.— Seabaugh is to be the editor. ~ An attempt wag made to burn the office Sunday morning last by separating the stove yi gaming poof "2% * Tue Nicolson, ‘gaxement cume near r being . a8 {destroyed by fire on Briday,,afternoon, owing to to the-boiling over of a kettle of asphal we A BUR LIOg 4 . VENTSON.~A hirge deer, of the mal ayigender, was killed on ‘Wolf Creek, near: Grass . Vatert ‘on Weédnteday last. Seen He Lat are “of Puolunine: county uaa hold’ a-Go ni ow the-Bth-ofTen . wary.’ » tet Pour oer pen an 2 naa ci ns confidence an leads, and dhowiug that tidy ¥ “hit -RaeNNeeD ~The eetert en ——~ RRIED DW . 'W'C Goldin Oregon’ T Eagleson! >? “de holders as follows: . 14th, .1865,.at the hour of 12 o’clock, M. of»said of.the ‘Pulare/Tymes on Saturday, night of }Cand peta At Moore’s Flat, Dec. 27th, by J.: ah Voldttsk, t 8 FKslelo Fico <a — = pe cy rim AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD’ STREET,’ NEVADA CITY. ‘Lancaster and’ Hasey, Expymile oEaway,, Dee De r 20, JM Gatton, New Yor G tree on ahi E’/ Wadsworth Conne C Chandler SS. ‘AE ead San Fran H Warmington GV Allen do W A Nagler Selby. P A:G Howe Idaho J.J Astor ek W © O'Gara Idaho. L, G Emnerson. sy c ‘F Jenes San Juah AL Néftoni° on J.¥ Carr Willow Val R O Willioms’ a cer E Bommhower do 1 Clancy RAD “JH Young Eureka J Nelon F Henty Moores © Flanghers: Brags * FM Hatheway . do _.J Williamson Sum Git L‘Ayres Columbia ».T:.E Howard Alpha G@ F Hutchison do “PN Hursher Cherok J ¥ Hoad’& 1a Orovil J Williams San Fran M MoCloud Hunts. h. an BADOW LAKE Mili snd diining CompaAk Nevada Comstty Gals) Notice ;./Phere are de inquent upon the following described Stock, on actount of Anstasmentslevied on the 22nd day of November, 1865, the several amounts setopposite the names of the respective shareAnd in rdance with.law, and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on thée2%nd day re November, 1895. so-many cf each parcel of sai Steck ‘as may be necessary will be sold at’ the” office of the Company, on Mondhy. January day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with ¢oste of advertisement and expenses . of sale. A, H. OTHEMAN, Office, No. 20 Main street, Nevada. secretary Big ‘Tunnel Company. Nevada county, Cal, holders of the above Company, for the election of officers for the-ensuing ‘year, w il be held-on the 27th day of January; A.D, 1866, #, 7 o’clock, P M. at-the office ot the ,Gompany,No, 30 Main St., Nevada tity. . CRIT ENDEN, President. A. H. Otheman,; Seorétary. ve 628 PATRONIZE A HOME INSTITUTION! ophe © PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY 436 Califoruia Street, ie pc rapirvee i aad scapes LeOntiedes: a J, Hunt, President. A. J. Ralston, Secrétaty Ss. M. Wilson, Attorney. : M. F. Hutchins, 5.8; Vhomson,: Surveyors, NEVADA CITY AGENCY. NO. 30 MEAIN 8'T., A, Hy. QGTHEMAN , Agent, Nevada, Dee, 28th. LAFAVER'T Re BAKERY. CANDIES & CAKES! Wholesale and Retail CANDY ESTA BLES MENT Mi. KOHLER, Broad Street, Nevada. ' “would itiform:the people of this city and the county that he has-ih his Store, the largest: dasdrtoem uf FRESH«C ANDIES; ‘of évery flavor> and evceiptien, superior to any in the mountains, which L o for sale at the lowest prices. Retail Dealeré will find it’'to their advantage to examine his goods before buying elsewhere. r. Kohler being an: experienced Candy maker sift. only fresh articles to his _patrons and has no bd € es on hand. Besides this, he has a fine assortment of large inna small Cakesfor Christmas and New Years, and also numerous articles for ornanienting Christmas Trees Remember that at this place you will find she best

goods at the lowest ne alo GRAND. FESTIVAL v4 BENEFIT ‘ae OF THE COLORED M. ‘E, curcis, . ‘Si “NEVADA ciry, Bo take place en, : ‘Monday Evening: g, Tautitry ist, “66, . Lowest Possible Price! >< HOLIDAY PRESENTS: ‘) -Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets’ OTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockeof ising 1” . hala ee ee edited’ a is hoped that the people of this city will assist Ipudable o cases ~ A LARGE ASSORTMENT 5 All ef whieh, will-be scldiot they ere ry ue atteption: of im in search of Eine Colored. Photographs), Twenty-Five Cents Each, CEO. R-. CRAWFORD, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. Nevada, Dec. 21. BOOTS AND. SHOES! WILLIAM R. CoE, ~ NEY ADA gITy, Pe a © I have just received a NEW STOCK OF “éoons, Consisting of Gents? Boots, Shoes and Galters, Ladiés?, Misses? ‘ara Ohfldrén’s Balmorals, Gaiters, § Shoes, sé Slippers, &c., &c. From the best manufacturers of New York, Phila: _delphia and Boston.Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’ 8 Shoes, Just from: the’ M ahatnetaty, réectved ‘Sythe las Steamer. I also haye full assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, Millér’s Celebrated Harness Blacking, Neats Foot Oil, : French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, ‘Thread. Lasts, and in fact everything to be found: in & first-class Shoe and es Finding Store. al Retains done in phe best style: Boots and Shoes made to order ! And a good fit warranted in ‘every case. I keep Boots of my own manufteture ner on band and will sell all my Goods; (> Cheaper than .any Since House in a town: — Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, bei ‘Bost Sante Crys Sole Leather, by the Side, 33e. Wciniciniber Gh the Corner! Nevada, November llth. 4 RISLEY’S BUCH, FOR SALE BY : ai. F. SPENCE, Nevada, Nov."30. Dissolution of of Partnership, OTICE is hereby given that.on the Ist day of September, 1865, the partnership therskdbce ext isting’ between George C. Powers oink Marks Zeller: solved by mutual ‘consent. The business ‘will. be ‘Sate & Co., as heretofore. Nevada, December 234, T1865. . NEW: MARBLE WORKS, IN NEVADA CITY. ae _-RROMPSON, y le 0 v4 mrss Shop on ar ie Baatop Stree a bo ALEXANE . “ bach, under the firm name of Marks & Co., was dis[° hereafter conducted by Marks Zell! Fiat, Nevada county, who has pure the inter. , est of George O! Powets aya who'will ‘pay all debts . , MARKS ZE ACH. . is GEO. C. tae 2a J Ca 4 ; Beautiful ot Bagaven € fe: Fo OV ror pe Remily Bibles, oy.) WATCHES, ‘ pe pone noon? oot aypdinla = TEWELRY. —AND— ° SAI Ame, He UNO RAD A EUONGeeS pes ‘JUST RECEIVED rH insFOR SALE CHEAP, by _ W. C, RANDOLPH, Masonite Butlding—Corner of Pine & Com_mereial Streets, Nevada City. 6 Nevada, Dee. 19th. pare Cigars, Tobacco and Fancy -Goods, L. PHILIPS, ‘. . ON BROAD STREET, dext door to the Post Office Has a large stock of Havana Cigars, of every’ brand, AN a large quantity of Superb Smoking and fon of Smokers and Chewers. He has also, Pipes of every variety, from a ¢ommoun Clay tea splendid Meerschaum, Also on hand a splendid stock of Toys, Fancy Goods and Wick Naxs of.every kind, together, with a fine stock of —_ The proprietor of this establishment is hound to retain its good reputation for keeping splendid goods and selling them loWer thaivanybody-else in this next door to the Post Office. Cigars, Tobacco, Bipes, f. <hia ‘JULIUS GREENWALD, . “Successor to Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars and. lobacco ! old firm Iam enabled to sell goods at Sana Francisce J obbing. Prices and 25 per cent less than any Store, in the mountains, ‘To my extensive stock I would call the attentha of Dealers and the public generally. Orders from al) parts of the country will be Sill fully attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD. , Hevea, Oct. os, ey { ia SUSE two ¢ thirds of the diseah whie affli are bro Wiss of attaation tot the blood. Whenever the blood * oa omes impure, no matter from wha cause, the ets of such’ im craty are ediately felt, either. one Way or Page ren cok unless measures. ane a remove such * wvystem Rd a tone . fit of becomes ‘atlect ;somiectanes death isthe “ as “of an ‘Francisco, uman y ht on b e condition of ‘result. ‘known Cheusies dise at Moore's . ceeded in and collect and receipt for-all demands of the late €0) bit eee 4vill nd tondhotéd under the style ah Cor. of Bush & Powell ies boa Feta ie all Druggists oe tities ™ BABY # AER orang BYE LET TOF vind t, of ae oo te ie December 28th, p Rect 196s. Sint soutien, nating SO APIA 23 4 mectiiet apse MA ze apoeinaghe yaa ow } ght bent pu they, yd gt . Chewing Tobacco, to which he invites the at-CUTLERY, a. iad city, Call and exaniine the goods, at the old > Havre the same facilities for buying as the . day next, t ‘tion Proc! ‘programm Officers ‘ter; Vice J Rey. bs ‘Orator, Re “Cobbuitt H. Blackb Commit Settles, A. » The Bx hs Music Introduc *Music'b: Reading ‘Music 'b Oration * Music b; Deelara Music b Benedié A Natio be fired—: THE GE eral Gran’ south of th The ledge. about six ) erected:by urday last. ‘was starts “has been k does its we éline, twél high is al surface. ©’ ments, tw In anothe water. A the machi it speaks of the ow in develop ' DEER . Vicinity be _ of. deer;.w game is ve quently fi “ean get . Venard ai ing a spl a good pri pay fora’ PLACcen spell of w tothe inte ing weath and closes that itis 1 the way of day the w will not oc lose cons miners lia operations , favorable. Tue In "yesterday of the Ir (County. fo: News is. « and the Ii seaQUaAR! Quarterly pal Chu _ day ‘ate _Atio’g will: . ab7 e’eloe “New ¥ eke “a Mow is tl ve shpealy Se