February 12, 1865 (4 pages)

are ged to be inimical to the poler of \ g ‘ly to San Francisco, stopped at the Isthmus. ‘thwart his designs in that -direction. SUNDAY. ‘MORNING, FEBRUARY. 12. CoprperneaD SPECULATIONS.—For ¢ long time the Democratic Prev and other copperhead papers of this State have pretended to be%the advocates of the Monroe Doctrine; but since the appointment of Gwin to an important governorship in Mexico, and the unmistakable evidence of friendship to the rebels displayed by the Maximi lian government, their tone has changed and they are now fighting the battles of Maximillian in the United States. If any additional proof is a to show that the copperhead party b discarded all that was good in Democ y, ond are now using the name _ to hide. their. baseness, it _ will be found in the inconsistencies shown by their journals. One day they are strong adhereiits to the Monroe Doctrine, thé next they are expatiating upon the glory and power of Maximillian's government. The Press was a few weeks since denouncing our Government for not making war upon Maximillian. Sickles, instead of coming immediateThe Press fears that his mi is to the Central American Statés, But a short time since Maxiniillian issued a proclamation de‘declaring some of the Central American. States a part of the Mexican Empire, and the Press fears that Sickles’ object is to That paper gives the — as the design of Sickles: : rie 0 vy 0 with heading of Maxiniil. . The Grand Jury empannelled for the term prevent the crumbling down of thejail-yard -. first story be seeured with an iron door. Grand Jury Report, To the Hon; A. ©. Niles; ; County Judgerm . have ‘examined into all cases of misdemeaaor presented before them, and have found indictments in such cises as they believed the évidence would ensure a conviction, which are herewith submitted. They have had the county Fiospital éxamined by _8 committee from their number, . who report that they find it well kept, and the patients as well cared for as their circumstances will permit. x They have examined the Puplic Building, consisting of the new Court House and jail, and believe that some slight improvements are necessary. They would recommend a better system of sewerage for the jail; also an iron hatch for the roof of the Court House, instead of the wooded one now in use. ‘They also recommend that some steps 'be-taken to . wall—the brick and mortar. of which the same.is composed being of a very inferior . quality. They would also recommend that the windows of the rooms exposed to the sun be provided with inside Venetian. blinds; and that the hall opening in the rear of the They would also respectfully suggest that a system of book-keeping be adopted by tlie County Auditor, by which a statement of the various kinds of county expense can at any time be ascertained. : _ All of which is respectfully submitted. I. WILLIAMSON, ategs Foreman. Nevada, February 11, 1865. ““TNDICTMENTS BY THE “GRAND Tony.—T » the Administration upon negro equality and negrodomination. It is deemed of the most Fital importance that the Central American States should be preserved from the rule of white men that it may continue to illustrate the practicability and beauty of miscegenation, which is the leading idea of Mr. Lincoln’s Administration.” Beriah Brown believes thaf the real object of Sickles is to héad off the designs of Napoleon in Central America, and consequently such a policy is denounced as inimical to the interests of the white men, e. i. Duke Gwin, Maximillian, the Nasietints, and the ‘‘white man’s colony.” Should it turn out that the Press is mistaken and that Sickles’ mission is not to Central America, that paper will as bitterly denounce vur Government for permitting Maximillian., to * swallow up the Central American States’in his empire. ! ‘The copperhead party is actuated _ no single principle. Its whole energy is expended in a warupon the nation. They der fend murderers and rejoice in such acts as Early was guilty of at Chambersburg, where Union men are the sufferers. But let the , Government attempt to retaliate for such “ outrages, and the whole pack®f copperhead hounds unite in a how] against such acts of barbarity. Principle, where it has existence, is the motive of action, and men governed by it show by their consistency that they are earnest and honest. In society will be found a few men who have lost character, degraded wretches, sunken so deep in iniquity that no crime is black énough to east a stain upon them. Such men delight in . tearing down the reputation of those around them. They love'to see men of honesty and integrity. brought down to theirlevel. Thus it’s with the copperheads. ‘The leaders of that purty are politically ruined and their only hope is in bringing the nation to their level by the success of tréason. They would Taugh at the ruin of our country: if by it they could obtain place and power. They tre __Yampires that can only receive nourishmetit by drawing the lite blood of the nation: a a . Rouen & Reapy ScuouL.—An examitiation of the Public School at Rough & Ready was had on Friday last: Quitea large number of patrons and frietids were in attendance. The Odd Fellow’s Hall is now occu pied as a schvolroom; and makes one of the uedtest in the county. Great interest seems to be taken in the Public Schools in Rough ~~ Ready, by both Trustees and people. ~ Under the tuition of J.C. Boynton the children have made rapid progress. Classes were examined in mental and written arith‘netic, grammar, reading and spelling, all the pupils acquitting themselves with credit. THE Illinois Company, at Moore's Flat, recently “employed a few. hands at three dollars per day. On Wednesday morning they were to commencé work, but were pre' yented from so.doing by some miners who insisted that no man should work for such wages. The following parties were indicted by the Grand Jury and time set by the County Court for arraignment: __. The Peopie vs R. Dodge and J. Dodge, murder, certified te the Disteict Court. The People vs three Chinamen, ReIEEY> to be arraigned on Monday. The People vs J. Dodge, assault with a feadly weapon, to be arraigned Tuesday.The People vs Thos. Mullen, grand larceny, to be arraigned Monday. The people'vs Chas. Irwin, to be arraignved Monday. . The People vs Battersby, obtaining money under false pretensés, to be arraigned Monday, Feb. 20th. County Court, Feb. 11th.—Hill vs. Morgan. Judgment for defendant tor costs of appeal. Dowd vs. Roberts. Continued for the term. : _ oe ¢ ‘ Sap Accipent.—A shocking accident occurred in the tunnel of Colley & Co., on Deer creek, about two miles above town — Two men,-named Edward Shore and Erwin Locke, were engaged blasting in the tunnel yesterday morning. Mr. Bectrel, one ofthe owners of the claims heard the blast at 10 aa be wend to the tunnel for the purpose of . seeing what had become of them. Shore. was found dead in the tunnel, and Locke had succeeded in crawling & short distancé from the mouth. Dr R. M. Hunt was sent for and heéxamined the wounds ot-the latter. The frontal bone of the skull was so badly fractured that trepanning will be necessary, and both eyes will in all probability be lost. The men must-have remained for two hours upon the ground after they were blown u We are unable to learn the cause of the accident. ‘AMPUTATION AND. DEATH.—A man named Jos. Vickers, residing at Buena Vista Ranch, had a leg aniputated on last Fri‘day and died: yesterday. morning. The operation was performed by Dr. Hunt.” Two weeks ago Vickers had his leg caught betweet the cogwheels of a mill and the bones below the knee were fractured: The doetor advised that the leg be taken off, biit the man would not consent, When the opération Was performed the limb wasse much diseased that his life-eould not be saved.— He died in about twenty-four hours after the operation, ;, SUPERVISONS.—The Board of Supervisors have been engaged in settling up road business, and granting licenses for keeping toll roads and bridges. They have about finished this business. cr oes PaTSEY Foy and Johnny Keeler are to have a “mill” in Nevada in a few weeks. THe Virginia Enterprise says the snow on the Placerville route is eight feet deep. Tue total Tess of life in 1864 on the Northwestern lakes was adi in 1863 138; in 1862, . says the Statesman, that be was fined_$18,from the attack of congestign of . ithe lungs, +-hall where they have been disputing for four. Was tgp depen Spe Ie Gn’ . Wil, in England, was $77,500. New Youx has furnished 407 96 soldiers, . and 28,275 marines, for the war.THe Supreme Court of Nevada has decid. ed that mining claims are taxable. THE President has coesied a free pardon to Mr. .Tichenor. It will .be remembered, a an _ CROCKETT’S . AMYGDALINE ! —— ‘S (FF Ladies Save Your Heir! 2} Crockett’s Amygdalinc, will prevent the Hair from coming out and. make it el aba $3 750 by the District Court of Oregon for cutting timber from Government lands. — This pardon relieves him from this judgment. A LaD named Charles Hanson, aged four years, was barned te death on Wednesday last? at San Francisco, by. his clothes catching fire while left alone in the house. ofa man who was lost in the bnsh, and survived after eleven day’s abstinence from all but water. paar’ Y GEN.’ Sista; having recovered partially has gone to Los Angeles on advice ot his physicians, WORKMEN excavating for buildings on the Potrero, near the San Francisco Glass . Works, on Thursday, struck what they supposed to be petroleum. THE first time M. de Cassanbon came into the Sorbonne, they-said-to him, ‘Here isa hundred years. He said, “What have they decided ? : Wny should we pity the inhabitants of Charleston? Because they have long encountered d great hard-ships Gren clad. he Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET.. sssseeees NEVADA iS ya ae LANCASTER & HAS HASEY, Proprietors. ee _ Fapay, February 10th, 1865. J ite Virginia cay W Ridley Quaker Hill M Tanner Davis Forest House B Chéw Red Dog Mrs May Dutch Flat Miss Hobb wy 4 R Wilbur Marysville Miss Dunster 4 =. neer Young’s Hill C Bare ~ ozminsky Washing 3 Hobb : Brimskille do «+ 4 B Spaulding Gold Flat W Beck Humba A Gardtier ga J Flint Bear Valley J Cauldin J Dees Unionville D Haven —— do A Conlin do H Reberts Boston Ra ¥F Barron Nevada H Williams —R Michalsky do SANFPTARY BALL. . ee BALL will be given by the Soldiers’ Aid ‘A Seviety of # J ¢! You Bet, Nevada County, ._.FEBRUARY TWENTY-SECOND, in commemoration of Washington’s Birthday. The proceeds will be Pe to the relief ofou —— Soldiers. general ee misex'. toa el French — Dressing Saloon. FELIX Cl CILLET, Rrmerriet informs his cld eustomers and-the public in’ geneFal that he has reopened his ierker Shop, at the old stand on COMMERCIAL STREET, A few doors below Pine Street, where he is ready to do anything in his line of business. Hair Cutting donc in the best style. Razors Hened and warranted. : XrRazors for Sale, Particular attention id the cuttin be hedren’s Hait. ” 13 feb Ning DRUGS AND MEDICINES. WILLIAM H. KENT, Has opened a New. Drug Store—formerly occu. pied by his Father— At No. 1 Commercial Street; Nevada. .Well-selected stock of DRUGS, ius ¢ ~~ MEDICINES, OMRAICALS, PERFUMERY, ae, — i> Phystetans’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, Nevada, Feb. 9th. ee Fer Sule, 1154s THe Australian papers mention the caso . L Grabbs H Corbett do E Roberts do 3B Dake do .} BWelch, < . do ? He will keep constantly on hand a large and GREAT REDUCTION 4 . OF PRICES! Now e the’ time: te call $. HAAS & CO's. AND BUY As: a Hair Dressing, it is t une‘ qualiea by amy the world has yet produced. Price 50 Cents per Bottle, FOR SALE BYJOSEPH M. LEVEY. woos Feb, 3d, 1835 CRAND FANCY. = ESS —AND— MASQUERADE BALL! WILL BE GIVEN BY ” MR. AND MRS. HAMILTON, At their Hall, Grass Valley, On Tyesday Evening, Fev, 14th, °65. . BT. VALENTINE'S DAY. ee ARTIES wishing any information in. referps ‘ence to-obtaining Dominoes and Masks will make application to Mrs. Hamilton in due time. No person will te admitted without invitation and invitations not —. feb4 : . Washington's B Birthday Ball. A GRAND SOCIAL BALL "WILL BE GIVEN AT THE NEW YORK HOTEL, 2 ON THE Twenty-Second of February. ene A Splendia dune will be got up for the occasion. The Best of Music has been Van Loan. TICKETS, FIVE DOLLARS, Washington's Birthday Ball. H. C. DICKINSON, W ixevaa respectfull Ball Nevada a. t TRMPERANCE HALL, On Wednesday Eve’g, Feb, 22. Siteewn: the le-of t he will gives rand os A, Good Supper will be got up and the best of Music tn attendance, A General invitation extended. os Managers. Nevada City. . Grass Valley. Wm. Head, « John Webber, E. R. Mayberry, C. R. Clarke, H. H. Haskins J.J. Doty, H.R. W. Smith, DB. Nye J. A. Lancastor. N. P. Brown, W. F. Evans. a Floor Managers. Charles McEtvey. Nevada, Feb. 2nd, SOCIAL L PARTY, GRAND SOCIAL P, PARTY will be given: at ROOK ry LADDER HAL. On Monday Evening, Feb. 13. FOR THR Benefit of John Sherman, Chas. Kent : Barnett, san a “EE , eorge i isSeag «Meee Grass Valiey. =f John McGuire, aes renee ae engaged. Committee of Invitation. : phew, Tay, . T. B. MeFarland Isaac Williamson. David Belden. M. 8. Deal. oe GRASS VALLEY. pe A. B. Dibble. shoe Cleretand. Floor Managers’ ‘Bary Dwight Crittenden. ety Bone 1. J. Rolfe. George A. ‘ieee Winter Clothing'& Rubber Goods AT GREATLY ¥ Nevada, Feb. ist. BRANDRETH’S PILLS, The ‘Weak, the Consumptive; ‘Seeninatie: Costive, Bilious, and Delicate, after some da¥s’ use, will find renewed strengtt and life pervade ey. ery organ of their frames. Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves eommence in the arteries and terminate in the veins. These pills, as_a first effec t, act upon the arterial blood, increasing the circulation, by which impurities are deposited in the veins, and they throw off such collections into the: bowels, Which organs, by the energy derived from Brandreth’s Pills, expel them from the system’ When first used, the Pills may occa. sion griping, and even make the patiest fee} worse, This isan excellent sign, and shows the discase will noon be. cured. No great good tainment, and this rule applies to the recovery of health. W. F. BRANDRETH, ‘Office at Crane & Brigham’s, San Francisco. _ jan6 xr DR, HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS should bein the possession of ev-_ erybody in the mining region. As a preventative of various dangerous diseases to which the gold secker is liable, it has no supe‘Tior. While it is quitepalatableeven as a bey erage, it is speedy and powerful in its effects up on the aystem, Inall cases of Diarrhoea, Dye entery, and the pervading fevers consequent, upon exposure, the Bitters will be found inyalue ble as corrective. No ‘aes: should enter upon the exposed camp life ot a miner without being provided with Hostetter’s preventive of stomach disease, nor should any of those have recourse to the Bitters, ‘Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. _HOsTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, fan Francisco. jan26 _ Notice to the Sick.—How long we have desired and ne¢yed on this Coast, a Surgery _. and Medical Dispensary, that we could with safety trust our case in the hands of skillful and prretical physicians. Should we at any time require medics] assistance, we may congratulate ourselves that such a place is now established at No. 313 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, known by the name of ‘‘Peake’s Surgery and Medical Dispensary.”’ which is fitted up regardless of cost, with all the modern improvements, an extensive Labratory, which contains all the choice and lati st Medicines, Chemicals, ete., for the cure of privateand other diseases. The Reception and Consulting Rooms aré commodious and weil adapted for the business. The Physicians connected with the Surgery and Dispensary, are. gentlemen of education, great practical knowledge and experience. It is the only establishment on this coast where persons who are suffering from certain diseases can get properly cured. For particulars see advertisement of Peake’s Surgery and Dispensary, 313 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, eee —— NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, ™ A large supply just received and For sale by E. F. SPENCE Nevada, Dec. 2nd. Dancing . School. THE siceheaiieiaal whose Dancing Schoo! opened in Ne— vadu on T eer Evening, Dec. oe nvites rae bape 7 attention of all . sequire & correct nan wiedaee! of thie gracetul and a accomplishment. All the modern Dances such as rea . Schottisches, Polkas, Mazourkas, Waltzes. quickly taught. The School for Gentlemen’ meets on Tues . day and Thursday Evenings, from7¥% to 10 o’clock. For Ladies—every Thursday afternoon from 2 to4 o’clock. H. C. DICKINSON. Nevada. Dee. 4th: : ‘MEAT MARKET. JAMES COLLEY (” REDUCED : PRICES! ay is often achieved without some trouble in its at© Principal office Brandreth Building New York, : who are now engaged in the occupation, fail to 5 Lg Nag er Ben pees y bs ¥ A Dor gentleme ‘weré cén of the m« should su divinity’s ‘Warnock Warnock the place near the . o'clock o time, but former x showed g an hour: hand:to v piration o appearan The pisto ed off, an posite eac proached challenge i, Bhone eal pals, secc word -was and the p ultaneous third shot Outsiders “honor” w; ling to dis come-out. fight shou be hurt. refused ti was assul ed) with cork bulk nock wag was shoot * counts fo agitation. __mmeni to m: ming bray leave off « bility 6f e events of tivalia a able to pi purpose o to shoot a mance in reality in people ha: men name A Touc . after sever freaks of low who . } stories, st self as fol in Missou storms. . ] lot of fell came one, ecrash wh: coming de and there the grour ~~ttone it. . so on till: . tops of th thunder-b: was the b one prese trees “wel fellow con of his stat word of it SocraL ' ‘at the Ho ning, for.t best musi: ion, and it tlemen wi affair. TT the object ~ attend, RELIGI E. Churel evening. at 11 o’ele Rev. H.C Rev. M vices at tl 7 o'clock.

are ged to be inimical to the poler of \ g ‘ly to San Francisco, stopped at the Isthmus. ‘thwart his designs in that -direction. SUNDAY. ‘MORNING, FEBRUARY. 12. CoprperneaD SPECULATIONS.—For ¢ long time the Democratic Prev and other copperhead papers of this State have pretended to be%the advocates of the Monroe Doctrine; but since the appointment of Gwin to an important governorship in Mexico, and the unmistakable evidence of friendship to the rebels displayed by the Maximi lian government, their tone has changed and they are now fighting the battles of Maximillian in the United States. If any additional proof is a to show that the copperhead party b discarded all that was good in Democ y, ond are now using the name _ to hide. their. baseness, it _ will be found in the inconsistencies shown by their journals. One day they are strong adhereiits to the Monroe Doctrine, thé next they are expatiating upon the glory and power of Maximillian's government. The Press was a few weeks since denouncing our Government for not making war upon Maximillian. Sickles, instead of coming immediateThe Press fears that his mi is to the Central American Statés, But a short time since Maxiniillian issued a proclamation de‘declaring some of the Central American. States a part of the Mexican Empire, and the Press fears that Sickles’ object is to That paper gives the — as the design of Sickles: : rie 0 vy 0 with heading of Maxiniil. . The Grand Jury empannelled for the term prevent the crumbling down of thejail-yard -. first story be seeured with an iron door. Grand Jury Report, To the Hon; A. ©. Niles; ; County Judgerm . have ‘examined into all cases of misdemeaaor presented before them, and have found indictments in such cises as they believed the évidence would ensure a conviction, which are herewith submitted. They have had the county Fiospital éxamined by _8 committee from their number, . who report that they find it well kept, and the patients as well cared for as their circumstances will permit. x They have examined the Puplic Building, consisting of the new Court House and jail, and believe that some slight improvements are necessary. They would recommend a better system of sewerage for the jail; also an iron hatch for the roof of the Court House, instead of the wooded one now in use. ‘They also recommend that some steps 'be-taken to . wall—the brick and mortar. of which the same.is composed being of a very inferior . quality. They would also recommend that the windows of the rooms exposed to the sun be provided with inside Venetian. blinds; and that the hall opening in the rear of the They would also respectfully suggest that a system of book-keeping be adopted by tlie County Auditor, by which a statement of the various kinds of county expense can at any time be ascertained. : _ All of which is respectfully submitted. I. WILLIAMSON, ategs Foreman. Nevada, February 11, 1865. ““TNDICTMENTS BY THE “GRAND Tony.—T » the Administration upon negro equality and negrodomination. It is deemed of the most Fital importance that the Central American States should be preserved from the rule of white men that it may continue to illustrate the practicability and beauty of miscegenation, which is the leading idea of Mr. Lincoln’s Administration.” Beriah Brown believes thaf the real object of Sickles is to héad off the designs of Napoleon in Central America, and consequently such a policy is denounced as inimical to the interests of the white men, e. i. Duke Gwin, Maximillian, the Nasietints, and the ‘‘white man’s colony.” Should it turn out that the Press is mistaken and that Sickles’ mission is not to Central America, that paper will as bitterly denounce vur Government for permitting Maximillian., to * swallow up the Central American States’in his empire. ! ‘The copperhead party is actuated _ no single principle. Its whole energy is expended in a warupon the nation. They der fend murderers and rejoice in such acts as Early was guilty of at Chambersburg, where Union men are the sufferers. But let the , Government attempt to retaliate for such “ outrages, and the whole pack®f copperhead hounds unite in a how] against such acts of barbarity. Principle, where it has existence, is the motive of action, and men governed by it show by their consistency that they are earnest and honest. In society will be found a few men who have lost character, degraded wretches, sunken so deep in iniquity that no crime is black énough to east a stain upon them. Such men delight in . tearing down the reputation of those around them. They love'to see men of honesty and integrity. brought down to theirlevel. Thus it’s with the copperheads. ‘The leaders of that purty are politically ruined and their only hope is in bringing the nation to their level by the success of tréason. They would Taugh at the ruin of our country: if by it they could obtain place and power. They tre __Yampires that can only receive nourishmetit by drawing the lite blood of the nation: a a . Rouen & Reapy ScuouL.—An examitiation of the Public School at Rough & Ready was had on Friday last: Quitea large number of patrons and frietids were in attendance. The Odd Fellow’s Hall is now occu pied as a schvolroom; and makes one of the uedtest in the county. Great interest seems to be taken in the Public Schools in Rough ~~ Ready, by both Trustees and people. ~ Under the tuition of J.C. Boynton the children have made rapid progress. Classes were examined in mental and written arith‘netic, grammar, reading and spelling, all the pupils acquitting themselves with credit. THE Illinois Company, at Moore's Flat, recently “employed a few. hands at three dollars per day. On Wednesday morning they were to commencé work, but were pre' yented from so.doing by some miners who insisted that no man should work for such wages. The following parties were indicted by the Grand Jury and time set by the County Court for arraignment: __. The Peopie vs R. Dodge and J. Dodge, murder, certified te the Disteict Court. The People vs three Chinamen, ReIEEY> to be arraigned on Monday. The People vs J. Dodge, assault with a feadly weapon, to be arraigned Tuesday.The People vs Thos. Mullen, grand larceny, to be arraigned Monday. The people'vs Chas. Irwin, to be arraignved Monday. . The People vs Battersby, obtaining money under false pretensés, to be arraigned Monday, Feb. 20th. County Court, Feb. 11th.—Hill vs. Morgan. Judgment for defendant tor costs of appeal. Dowd vs. Roberts. Continued for the term. : _ oe ¢ ‘ Sap Accipent.—A shocking accident occurred in the tunnel of Colley & Co., on Deer creek, about two miles above town — Two men,-named Edward Shore and Erwin Locke, were engaged blasting in the tunnel yesterday morning. Mr. Bectrel, one ofthe owners of the claims heard the blast at 10 aa be wend to the tunnel for the purpose of . seeing what had become of them. Shore. was found dead in the tunnel, and Locke had succeeded in crawling & short distancé from the mouth. Dr R. M. Hunt was sent for and heéxamined the wounds ot-the latter. The frontal bone of the skull was so badly fractured that trepanning will be necessary, and both eyes will in all probability be lost. The men must-have remained for two hours upon the ground after they were blown u We are unable to learn the cause of the accident. ‘AMPUTATION AND. DEATH.—A man named Jos. Vickers, residing at Buena Vista Ranch, had a leg aniputated on last Fri‘day and died: yesterday. morning. The operation was performed by Dr. Hunt.” Two weeks ago Vickers had his leg caught betweet the cogwheels of a mill and the bones below the knee were fractured: The doetor advised that the leg be taken off, biit the man would not consent, When the opération Was performed the limb wasse much diseased that his life-eould not be saved.— He died in about twenty-four hours after the operation, ;, SUPERVISONS.—The Board of Supervisors have been engaged in settling up road business, and granting licenses for keeping toll roads and bridges. They have about finished this business. cr oes PaTSEY Foy and Johnny Keeler are to have a “mill” in Nevada in a few weeks. THe Virginia Enterprise says the snow on the Placerville route is eight feet deep. Tue total Tess of life in 1864 on the Northwestern lakes was adi in 1863 138; in 1862, . says the Statesman, that be was fined_$18,from the attack of congestign of . ithe lungs, +-hall where they have been disputing for four. Was tgp depen Spe Ie Gn’ . Wil, in England, was $77,500. New Youx has furnished 407 96 soldiers, . and 28,275 marines, for the war.THe Supreme Court of Nevada has decid. ed that mining claims are taxable. THE President has coesied a free pardon to Mr. .Tichenor. It will .be remembered, a an _ CROCKETT’S . AMYGDALINE ! —— ‘S (FF Ladies Save Your Heir! 2} Crockett’s Amygdalinc, will prevent the Hair from coming out and. make it el aba $3 750 by the District Court of Oregon for cutting timber from Government lands. — This pardon relieves him from this judgment. A LaD named Charles Hanson, aged four years, was barned te death on Wednesday last? at San Francisco, by. his clothes catching fire while left alone in the house. ofa man who was lost in the bnsh, and survived after eleven day’s abstinence from all but water. paar’ Y GEN.’ Sista; having recovered partially has gone to Los Angeles on advice ot his physicians, WORKMEN excavating for buildings on the Potrero, near the San Francisco Glass . Works, on Thursday, struck what they supposed to be petroleum. THE first time M. de Cassanbon came into the Sorbonne, they-said-to him, ‘Here isa hundred years. He said, “What have they decided ? : Wny should we pity the inhabitants of Charleston? Because they have long encountered d great hard-ships Gren clad. he Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET... sssseeees NEVADA iS ya ae LANCASTER & HAS HASEY, Proprietors. ee _ Fapay, February 10th, 1865. J ite Virginia cay W Ridley Quaker Hill M Tanner Davis Forest House B Chéw Red Dog Mrs May Dutch Flat Miss Hobb wy 4 R Wilbur Marysville Miss Dunster 4 =. neer Young’s Hill C Bare ~ ozminsky Washing 3 Hobb : Brimskille do «+ 4 B Spaulding Gold Flat W Beck Humba A Gardtier ga J Flint Bear Valley J Cauldin J Dees Unionville D Haven —— do A Conlin do H Reberts Boston Ra ¥F Barron Nevada H Williams —R Michalsky do SANFPTARY BALL. . ee BALL will be given by the Soldiers’ Aid ‘A Seviety of # J ¢! You Bet, Nevada County, ._.FEBRUARY TWENTY-SECOND, in commemoration of Washington’s Birthday. The proceeds will be Pe to the relief ofou —— Soldiers. general ee misex'. toa el French — Dressing Saloon. FELIX Cl CILLET, Rrmerriet informs his cld eustomers and-the public in’ geneFal that he has reopened his ierker Shop, at the old stand on COMMERCIAL STREET, A few doors below Pine Street, where he is ready to do anything in his line of business. Hair Cutting donc in the best style. Razors Hened and warranted. : XrRazors for Sale, Particular attention id the cuttin be hedren’s Hait. ” 13 feb Ning DRUGS AND MEDICINES. WILLIAM H. KENT, Has opened a New. Drug Store—formerly occu. pied by his Father— At No. 1 Commercial Street; Nevada. .Well-selected stock of DRUGS, ius ¢ ~~ MEDICINES, OMRAICALS, PERFUMERY, ae, — i> Phystetans’ Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, Nevada, Feb. 9th. ee Fer Sule, 1154s THe Australian papers mention the caso . 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He will keep constantly on hand a large and GREAT REDUCTION 4 . OF PRICES! Now e the’ time: te call $. HAAS & CO's. AND BUY As: a Hair Dressing, it is t une‘ qualiea by amy the world has yet produced. Price 50 Cents per Bottle, FOR SALE BYJOSEPH M. LEVEY. woos Feb, 3d, 1835 CRAND FANCY. = ESS —AND— MASQUERADE BALL! WILL BE GIVEN BY ” MR. AND MRS. HAMILTON, At their Hall, Grass Valley, On Tyesday Evening, Fev, 14th, °65. . BT. VALENTINE'S DAY. ee ARTIES wishing any information in. referps ‘ence to-obtaining Dominoes and Masks will make application to Mrs. Hamilton in due time. No person will te admitted without invitation and invitations not —. feb4 : . Washington's B Birthday Ball. A GRAND SOCIAL BALL "WILL BE GIVEN AT THE NEW YORK HOTEL, 2 ON THE Twenty-Second of February. ene A Splendia dune will be got up for the occasion. The Best of Music has been Van Loan. TICKETS, FIVE DOLLARS, Washington's Birthday Ball. H. C. DICKINSON, W ixevaa respectfull Ball Nevada a. t TRMPERANCE HALL, On Wednesday Eve’g, Feb, 22. Siteewn: the le-of t he will gives rand os A, Good Supper will be got up and the best of Music tn attendance, A General invitation extended. os Managers. Nevada City. . Grass Valley. Wm. Head, « John Webber, E. R. Mayberry, C. R. Clarke, H. H. Haskins J.J. Doty, H.R. W. Smith, DB. Nye J. A. Lancastor. N. P. Brown, W. F. Evans. a Floor Managers. Charles McEtvey. Nevada, Feb. 2nd, SOCIAL L PARTY, GRAND SOCIAL P, PARTY will be given: at ROOK ry LADDER HAL. On Monday Evening, Feb. 13. FOR THR Benefit of John Sherman, Chas. Kent : Barnett, san a “EE , eorge i isSeag «Meee Grass Valiey. =f John McGuire, aes renee ae engaged. Committee of Invitation. : phew, Tay, . T. B. MeFarland Isaac Williamson. David Belden. M. 8. Deal. oe GRASS VALLEY. pe A. B. Dibble. shoe Cleretand. Floor Managers’ ‘Bary Dwight Crittenden. ety Bone 1. J. Rolfe. George A. ‘ieee Winter Clothing'& Rubber Goods AT GREATLY ¥ Nevada, Feb. ist. BRANDRETH’S PILLS, The ‘Weak, the Consumptive; ‘Seeninatie: Costive, Bilious, and Delicate, after some da¥s’ use, will find renewed strengtt and life pervade ey. ery organ of their frames.. Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves eommence in the arteries and terminate in the veins. These pills, as_a first effec t, act upon the arterial blood, increasing the circulation, by which impurities are deposited in the veins, and they throw off such collections into the: bowels, Which organs, by the energy derived from Brandreth’s Pills, expel them from the system’ When first used, the Pills may occa. sion griping, and even make the patiest fee} worse, This isan excellent sign, and shows the discase will noon be. cured. No great good tainment, and this rule applies to the recovery of health. W. F. BRANDRETH, ‘Office at Crane & Brigham’s, San Francisco. _ jan6 xr DR, HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS should bein the possession of ev-_ erybody in the mining region. As a preventative of various dangerous diseases to which the gold secker is liable, it has no supe‘Tior. While it is quitepalatableeven as a bey erage, it is speedy and powerful in its effects up on the aystem, Inall cases of Diarrhoea, Dye entery, and the pervading fevers consequent, upon exposure, the Bitters will be found inyalue ble as corrective. No ‘aes: should enter upon the exposed camp life ot a miner without being provided with Hostetter’s preventive of stomach disease, nor should any of those have recourse to the Bitters, ‘Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. _HOsTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, fan Francisco. jan26 _ Notice to the Sick.—How long we have desired and ne¢yed on this Coast, a Surgery _. and Medical Dispensary, that we could with safety trust our case in the hands of skillful and prretical physicians. Should we at any time require medics] assistance, we may congratulate ourselves that such a place is now established at No. 313 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, known by the name of ‘‘Peake’s Surgery and Medical Dispensary.”’ which is fitted up regardless of cost, with all the modern improvements, an extensive Labratory, which contains all the choice and lati st Medicines, Chemicals, ete., for the cure of privateand other diseases. The Reception and Consulting Rooms aré commodious and weil adapted for the business. The Physicians connected with the Surgery and Dispensary, are. gentlemen of education, great practical knowledge and experience. It is the only establishment on this coast where persons who are suffering from certain diseases can get properly cured. For particulars see advertisement of Peake’s Surgery and Dispensary, 313 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, eee —— NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, ™ A large supply just received and For sale by E. F. SPENCE Nevada, Dec. 2nd. Dancing . School. THE siceheaiieiaal whose Dancing Schoo! opened in Ne— vadu on T eer Evening, Dec. oe nvites rae bape 7 attention of all . sequire & correct nan wiedaee! of thie gracetul and a accomplishment. All the modern Dances such as rea . Schottisches, Polkas, Mazourkas, Waltzes. quickly taught. The School for Gentlemen’ meets on Tues . day and Thursday Evenings, from7¥% to 10 o’clock. For Ladies—every Thursday afternoon from 2 to4 o’clock. H. C. DICKINSON. Nevada. Dee. 4th: : ‘MEAT MARKET. JAMES COLLEY (” REDUCED : PRICES! ay is often achieved without some trouble in its at© Principal office Brandreth Building New York, : who are now engaged in the occupation, fail to 5 Lg Nag er Ben pees y bs ¥ A Dor gentleme ‘weré cén of the m« should su divinity’s ‘Warnock Warnock the place near the . o'clock o time, but former x showed g an hour: hand:to v piration o appearan The pisto ed off, an posite eac proached challenge i, Bhone eal pals, secc word -was and the p ultaneous third shot Outsiders “honor” w; ling to dis come-out. fight shou be hurt. refused ti was assul ed) with cork bulk nock wag was shoot * counts fo agitation. __mmeni to m: ming bray leave off « bility 6f e events of tivalia a able to pi purpose o to shoot a mance in reality in people ha: men name A Touc . after sever freaks of low who . } stories, st self as fol in Missou storms. . ] lot of fell came one, ecrash wh: coming de and there the grour ~~ttone it. . so on till: . tops of th thunder-b: was the b one prese trees “wel fellow con of his stat word of it SocraL ' ‘at the Ho ning, for.t best musi: ion, and it tlemen wi affair. TT the object ~ attend, RELIGI E. Churel evening. at 11 o’ele Rev. H.C Rev. M vices at tl 7 o'clock.