February 12, 1870 (4 pages)

RD, 2 THE etail, es. pany Do. ; 20 lots. 5 Cents COAST d goods OW preIBLE 3 NOW wih find ‘8 & trial Agent. a, } stock of ie altenLemons, aud ail s, Italian mali Coc. ISH, just nd FANEL. seeds for =t Goods Cailand i3 im rey » }® pool of blood was discovered in the LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. "@he Grand Jury Report. — The Grand Jury empanneled on Wedday and was discharged. They examined four cases, found two true bills and ignored two. D. J. Hickey was indicted for arson in burning the Round fi House of the Central Pacific Railroad, . at Truckee, and Pat. Dooling for the murder of McNichols at You Bet. The bill against the Chinaman charged with rebbing Vance’s shoe shop was ignored. The committee on public buildings reported everything in. good condition. This committee recommended that. an ironarch be placed over the gate in front of the Court House yard, and a gas lamp suspended, to furnish light te the officers who take prisoners from or put them in the stages at night. They also reconimend @ matting for the main hall of the Court House, to deaden the noise of footsteps, in order that the county officers may not be disturbed. The records are reported neatly and systematically kept, the jail secure, the prisoners well fed, andthe establishment well regulated. The hospital committee reported that they found the patients perfectly satisfied with their treatment. The provisions are reported of excellent quality, and that everything about the premagement The mafiagement of the County Hospital certainly merits the commendation of the jury, and we doubt if a more admirably managed _institution of the kind can be found in the State. Since the hospital has been . in charge of Dr. Hunt he has taken great pride in conducting the institu“tion, and has from time to time made additions of furniture and improvements while patients: have always been supplied with the most wholesome. foodDr. Hunt is ‘the right man in the right place. . The School Boy Ledge. For more than a year and a half the boys attending the Oakland school, on Gold Flat, have been at noon and other’ times prospecting in the vicinity of the school house for quartz. They sunk a ~ . to the Grass Valley turnpike, beyond A Mystery, ana its tion. On Monday morning at an early hour . foad which crosses from the ridge road the Flour Mill. Near by wag a print in the earth, such as.would be made by the . prostrate form of a man, and the tracks gle. To confirm the suspicion of foul play, & man’s hat was found in the'road néar_the spot, and the tracks.of what appeared to be a buggy, which .came returned, were plainly discernible. The rain of the night previous had made the ground soft, and every mark was plainly to be'seen. —About-twenty per. sons Visited the vicinity, and all concluded that some terrible murder had ‘been committed. Numerous theories as to the motives which prompted the deed were indulged in. Lokelitums struck the trail and followed it with eagerness, suggesting that the matter might be explained in this wise: That Jonathan Clark had some fine fat hogs, and that there were men whuse love of honesty might be overcome by their appetite for fresh pork. This idea was dispelled by . the fact that there were no pig tracks, and besides the impress left upon the soil was too large tobe made by a hog. In the afternoon a man came to the spot to look for his-hat,and the mystery was soon explained when his statement was made. In the morning, early, he drove Sutton’s milk wagon in as usual, and the horses became entagled ina . wire which had been biown from the . from the direction of Grass Valley and . ey t CIATION OF CALIFORNIA, Incorporated. _esessOctober, 1868 BIECT.—-THE OBJECT OF this Association is to secure a cash payment withip sixty days after the death o subscriber, to his-or her heirs or .dhsig ctas many dollare as there are indivi ta belonged. as —Theten doliars at death of each subscriber. The one. dollar trom each subscriber is assigns of the deceased, including males and females. Bach class is limited 10 5,000 subscribers. As classes are filled new ones will be formed, No person is so poor that he can _not.,ay—tendollars at joining awd one dotlar occasionally, thus se« curing $5,y00 to his or her heirs or assigns. How to BECOME A MeMseR.—A person desirous of becoming, asubscriber must fll out an application, and forward it with ten dollars by check, draft or by express in gold or silver coin. Alfcommunicatious should be addressed to the Secretary ofthe PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSUULIATION, southeast corner of Mont gomery and Sacramento streets (over DonoOPFicerks.—bBenj H, Freeman, President; Geo. H. kKoxssell, V.ce President; John H. Warren, Secretary; Jas. A. Pritchard, Treasurer. : : REFERENCES: Hon. HENRY: vUiiON, President: Farmers and Mechanics’ bank; Hon. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Court, San Francisco. : Hon a. Jd. GUANNISUN, Attorney at Law, San francisco, H. J, BOUTH, Esq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. . HENKY FF. WELLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, San Francisco. JOHN, UV. HANSCOM, Esg.,: tna Iron Works, San Franciso, JOHN H. U’ BRIEN, Esq., O’Brien, Bush & Co., San Franciséo, ‘ Hon. J, P. JUN, Gold Hill, Nevada. PRANK G. GUILD. Agent, nl4 Nevada cit y. PANORAMA FOR SALE. telegraph poles during the storm, One of the horses was badly cut, and fell, bleeding, upon the ground. In getting him up, turning the wagon and starting back home,the tracks were made which them in the morning, of a dark and niysterious murder. A Chinese couple were married in “Melican” style by Justice Palmer, on Thursday-evening.— They begin to understand that. under such a marriage Chinamen “fo can catchee nuder man’s wifee,” and therefore, if they want, to keep a woman they have. bought and paid for, or get one that some other Chinaman has paid for, without money, they get a license ‘alle sam likee Melican man.” “number of shafts on the croppings,some as deep as fifteen feet. This week they -started in a new. place, and on going down a few feet strack the ledge. John A, Johnson, aged 12,and Heary L. Bouviere, aged 11 years, are eatitled to the . discovery, being in the shaft, and they with seven others own the ledge, having located 1,000 feet. The ledge shows as fine a prospect as we have ever seen in surface rock. Upon the surface of a specimen weighing about a pound, shown us by the boys, we saw a dozen or more colors. The ledge is about eighteen inches wide and the rock uniformly rich. These boys are setting our men # good example, and we are pleased to note their success in mining. They have attended school regularly, and done their prospecting on Saturdays, and at other times when they could get time. If some of the men whoare about the county would, when timesare dull, devote a part of their time to looking up mines, they miglit aid materially in developing the resources of the county. We hope the School Boy Ledge may make every one ef its owners rich, The boys have shown an energy that merits success. Accident, Thos. Hasking met with an accident at the Banner mine yesterday, by which his foot as so badly mashed as to neHig wee ab Guebk: om ‘the ledge with Gan . 0000S 06 00s Se cetent ee Sete foot advanced, when a cave occurred, and some heavy pieces of rock fell upon his tows, mashing two off to the first joint. Dr. Hunt‘was called and the toes were amputated. A patent of 160 acres of School land filed with the County Recorder. ‘ West ‘onéfourth of Section 22 in town Ship 18 ngsth, range 17 east, aud Jot . cvery No, 4, in Section 18, Mining Sale. * A twelfth interest in the Kansas claims, hydraulic, located at Kate Hays’ Flat, Bridgeport township, was sold a few days ago to William Williams for ¢45,000. Tickets for Sale. : The tickets for the Mercantile Library Concert are for sale at the office of Wells, Fargo & Co., in this city, as well as in other parts of the State. Tickets for the season $5; single tickets $2. i ; eee) The Living Machine. Injure the main spring of a watch and every portion of the works becomes disordered. The human stomach is to the human system what that elastic piece of metalis to a chronometer. It influences the action of the other organs, and controls, to a certain extent, the awhole living machine, The comparison may be cafried further : for as the weaknesses or other impezfections of the main spring is in. dicated on the face of the time piece, so also is the weakness or other disorder of ‘se stom. ach betrayed by the faceef the invand. The compléxion is sallow or faded, the eyes are deficient in lustre and intelligence, and there is a worn, anxious expression in the whole coutitenance which tell as plainly as written words could do, that the GREAT NOURISHING orcaN whose office it is to.minister to the wants of the body, and to sustain and renew all its parts, is not performing its duty. It requires regulating and renoyating.and to accomplich this end Hostetter'’s Stomach Bit. ters may be truly said to be the ons THING wezprun. The broken main spring of & ened, and.this is one of the objects of the famous vegetable restorative whieh for eighteen years has been waging & successful contest with dyspepsia in all climates. As a specific for indigestion it stands alone. have been exhausted, without, at best, doing at ow Sa ae o became the signs, to those who found} The Large and Elegant PAINTINGS —or— Sherman's March through Georgia ) MBRACING all the most picturesque sceAtianta to the éntrance ofthe Ar= my into Savannah, and from Savannah to Columbia, With the Scene of the negotiation for the SURKENDER OF JOHNSON’S ARMY, ~~ Gen. Sherman and Stafl, Col, Kilpatrick, WADE HAMPTON, The Dashing Cavalier. “Johnny Gomes Marching Home. Hurrah . ” That interesting and never to be forgotten -Class of beings: : Sherman’s Bummers & Foragers, Are fully represented with many other equally interesting scenes. The Paintings are from the most reliable sketches made by Artists pa oo ying the Kxpenition, aiid are A G, s’nOUCriVvE AND AMUSING, Also, a Beautital. Panorama, which goes with the above, representing LH LAYING OF THE ATLANTIC Ca LL, ne with a model of the ¢RtAT KASTEN leay: ing Sherness, and showing all the most pleas: ing, Storm and Calm, &., a= The above Paintings will be sold at Less than one half ite cost. For full particulars applyto N. P. BROWN, Nevada city, or WM. b, LAKE, Advretising and Purchasing soe, No-12 Montgomery Street, dan Francisco, j _A. AITKEN. ISRAEL LUCE AITKEN & CO., PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, 171_K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, SACRAMENTO. —_—_—— MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, . MANTLES NATABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS ; &e, &. % ANI kinds 07 work done in Jadian Digzgings, Italian & Vermont Marble. ga Sculpture and Ornamental work done in superiof style. W.C. POPE, Agent, Grasé Valley, where can be seen deitgee peor everything in: the ‘Mar’ ble line. dli:3m 4 K ANE’S CONDENSED SOAP WASHES CLOTHES Without Bubbing! ——s FIFTEEN POUNDS OF IT WILL DO AS _MUCH WORK AS ONE HUNDRED POUKDS OF ANY SOAP IN THE RR Rr oe ry } test ‘dg ab 3 if its: TAL Pre if ra & the clase 10 which sutn deceased subscriber . e joining, and one. dollar on the paid te-the heirs or . . The subscribers are divided into classes; . —~ hue & Keily’s bank,) San Francisco. . ing changes fiom Dey to Night, Night to storm: . IROSENSTOCK. PRICE & CO. — MAN’S GREATEST DUTY 1 aes Gail xou CAWT GET OVER. THAT FACT, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, ARE SOLD CHEAPER —AT— ROSENSTOCK, PRICE &1CO’S COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas & Co’s old stand.), THAN ELSEWj)HIERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take notice, compare items, examine stock, —AND— JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES! a ae : ae ] LEAVE YOUR MONEY WHERE YOU GET THE MosT —FoR— ‘THE LEAST MONEY! Now ON HAND, and CONSTANTLYRECEIVING CLOTHING: OF ALL KINDS, consisting in part of SPLEN: DID SUITS BEVER, CASSIMERE, 2 -BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE, MENS AND MOXS’ CALIFORNIA MADE KIP [AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES, as WELL AS EXCELLENT BUBBER BOOTS FOR MANING. eed Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, —AND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. (a Men’s & Boys’ HATS & CAPS. ‘er Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the stock. $<"No trouble to show our Goods, and a pleasure to tell Our Prices. Call on us and try Our Goods once, and we are SURE of your custom afterwards. (@ Do not forget the place ‘. angles, spurs and variations thereof. © NOTICE: OF SALE © MINING PROPERTY ! Nore 1S HEREBY GIVEN; that fr pur% suance of anerder of the Probate Courtot the City and County of San Francisco, inthe = State of California, made on the Thirteenth day pt tannery. A D.-1870,-in-thematter or he Estate o HN S, HENNING, deceasea, e undersigned, the Administrator of the Kstate of said deceased, ane ; . Will sell at Public Auction, to the . highest bidderforcash,in Unt ted States Gold Coin, and gud-_ ject te confirmation by said Pro-\ bate Court, on : ae FRIDAY, the 25th day of February, A. D, 1870, at 12 o'clock, M. In front of the Court House door, In the City of Nevada, In the County of Nevada, State of California,” all the right, title, interest and estate of the said John 8, Henning, at the time of his death and all the right, title and interest that the said Estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said John 8, Henning, at the time of his death, in and to the following described Mining Ground or geet situate in said County of Nevada, bounded and des: cribed as follows, to-wit : One Hundred and Fifty—150— equal and undivided feet on those certain Quartz Mining Claims, known as the IDAHO COMPANX°S CLAMS, situated and located on . those certain Quartz Lodes known as the Enreka Lodes, lying and being on and in the North Branch of Wolf Creek, about one mile “. easterly of the town of Grass_Valléy, Ih the ~ County of Nevada, State of California. Said Claims begin at the easterly line or limits of the claims known as the Emperor's claims on said Lodes, and thence running therefrom easterly a distance on the same of Thirty One ‘Hundred (3100) Feet, including all ‘the dips, TERMS GF SALE.—Cash in United States Gold Coin, vee per cent of the purchase mo-éy to be paid to the Atctioneer.at the . time of sale, and balance on confirmati Sale by said Probate Court. Deeds and enue mps at purchaser’s expense. Dated January ah, ee BRUMAGIM. Administrator of the Estate of John 8, Henning, deceased. a : J. ¥. Finn, Attorney for Administrator, « January 23d, 1870—edtd _ i CRAND BALL To be given by the NevadajfireDepartment ! ~on— TUESDAY EVENING, FEB 22d, pues. TEMPERANCE HALL. NEVADA CITY. — Reception Committee. &. von SCHMITTBURG, JOBN PATTISON, JAMES COLLEY, W. BH. CRAWFORD, J.d3, OTT, ‘Floor Manager, ISAAC WILLIAMSON, F. H. FISHER, JOHN A. LANCASTTR, T, W, SIGUURNKY, NILES BEARLS. — i Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock. . TICKETS, including Supper, Three Dollars. Carriages furnished if neceseary. A general Invitation is hereby extended, By orde? of the Nevada Fire Department. WW. ROSS, Executi ve Commm.ttee. Nevada, Jan. 10th, 1870. . PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, SUCCESSORS TO E, ¥. SPENCE, ~ Druggists and Apothecaries ak, ie: Stare” The Apotp: Business, in ite various the old staid, No. “ia oad street. . FORD & CO., notified make immedia. ment to the undersigned, at the Store of frawtord & CO., and save™ _— 3. RENGLISE, 829 i su in Baukrapicy, — Nevada, Jan. 18th, 1 e ~ & on of ‘yo seaaiee LL od to the firms of CRA W} A’ dn LEAVE & Cu. and CRAW Reng KETO RRL TSN AE EN IMM TE Sage se ene oi ec eee meme " “ : ‘ wns

RD, 2 THE etail, es. pany Do. ; 20 lots. 5 Cents COAST d goods OW preIBLE 3 NOW wih find ‘8 & trial Agent. a, } stock of ie altenLemons, aud ail s, Italian mali Coc. ISH, just nd FANEL. seeds for =t Goods Cailand i3 im rey » }® pool of blood was discovered in the LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. "@he Grand Jury Report. — The Grand Jury empanneled on Wedday and was discharged. They examined four cases, found two true bills and ignored two. D. J. Hickey was indicted for arson in burning the Round fi House of the Central Pacific Railroad, . at Truckee, and Pat. Dooling for the murder of McNichols at You Bet. The bill against the Chinaman charged with rebbing Vance’s shoe shop was ignored. The committee on public buildings reported everything in. good condition. This committee recommended that. an ironarch be placed over the gate in front of the Court House yard, and a gas lamp suspended, to furnish light te the officers who take prisoners from or put them in the stages at night. They also reconimend @ matting for the main hall of the Court House, to deaden the noise of footsteps, in order that the county officers may not be disturbed. The records are reported neatly and systematically kept, the jail secure, the prisoners well fed, andthe establishment well regulated. The hospital committee reported that they found the patients perfectly satisfied with their treatment. The provisions are reported of excellent quality, and that everything about the premagement The mafiagement of the County Hospital certainly merits the commendation of the jury, and we doubt if a more admirably managed _institution of the kind can be found in the State. Since the hospital has been . in charge of Dr. Hunt he has taken great pride in conducting the institu“tion, and has from time to time made additions of furniture and improvements while patients: have always been supplied with the most wholesome. foodDr. Hunt is ‘the right man in the right place. . The School Boy Ledge. For more than a year and a half the boys attending the Oakland school, on Gold Flat, have been at noon and other’ times prospecting in the vicinity of the school house for quartz. They sunk a ~ . to the Grass Valley turnpike, beyond A Mystery, ana its tion. On Monday morning at an early hour . foad which crosses from the ridge road the Flour Mill. Near by wag a print in the earth, such as.would be made by the . prostrate form of a man, and the tracks gle. To confirm the suspicion of foul play, & man’s hat was found in the'road néar_the spot, and the tracks.of what appeared to be a buggy, which .came returned, were plainly discernible. The rain of the night previous had made the ground soft, and every mark was plainly to be'seen. —About-twenty per. sons Visited the vicinity, and all concluded that some terrible murder had ‘been committed. Numerous theories as to the motives which prompted the deed were indulged in. Lokelitums struck the trail and followed it with eagerness, suggesting that the matter might be explained in this wise: That Jonathan Clark had some fine fat hogs, and that there were men whuse love of honesty might be overcome by their appetite for fresh pork. This idea was dispelled by . the fact that there were no pig tracks, and besides the impress left upon the soil was too large tobe made by a hog. In the afternoon a man came to the spot to look for his-hat,and the mystery was soon explained when his statement was made. In the morning, early, he drove Sutton’s milk wagon in as usual, and the horses became entagled ina . wire which had been biown from the . from the direction of Grass Valley and . ey t CIATION OF CALIFORNIA, Incorporated.. _esessOctober, 1868 BIECT.—-THE OBJECT OF this Association is to secure a cash payment withip sixty days after the death o subscriber, to his-or her heirs or .dhsig ctas many dollare as there are indivi ta belonged. as —Theten doliars at death of each subscriber. The one. dollar trom each subscriber is assigns of the deceased, including males and females. Bach class is limited 10 5,000 subscribers. As classes are filled new ones will be formed, No person is so poor that he can _not.,ay—tendollars at joining awd one dotlar occasionally, thus se« curing $5,y00 to his or her heirs or assigns. How to BECOME A MeMseR.—A person desirous of becoming, asubscriber must fll out an application, and forward it with ten dollars by check, draft or by express in gold or silver coin. Alfcommunicatious should be addressed to the Secretary ofthe PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSUULIATION, southeast corner of Mont gomery and Sacramento streets (over DonoOPFicerks.—bBenj H, Freeman, President; Geo. H. kKoxssell, V.ce President; John H. Warren, Secretary; Jas. A. Pritchard, Treasurer. : : REFERENCES: Hon. HENRY: vUiiON, President: Farmers and Mechanics’ bank; Hon. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Court, San Francisco. : Hon a. Jd. GUANNISUN, Attorney at Law, San francisco, H. J, BOUTH, Esq., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. . HENKY FF. WELLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, San Francisco. JOHN, UV. HANSCOM, Esg.,: tna Iron Works, San Franciso, JOHN H. U’ BRIEN, Esq., O’Brien, Bush & Co., San Franciséo, ‘ Hon. J, P. JUN, Gold Hill, Nevada. PRANK G. GUILD. Agent, nl4 Nevada cit y. PANORAMA FOR SALE. telegraph poles during the storm, One of the horses was badly cut, and fell, bleeding, upon the ground. In getting him up, turning the wagon and starting back home,the tracks were made which them in the morning, of a dark and niysterious murder. A Chinese couple were married in “Melican” style by Justice Palmer, on Thursday-evening.— They begin to understand that. under such a marriage Chinamen “fo can catchee nuder man’s wifee,” and therefore, if they want, to keep a woman they have. bought and paid for, or get one that some other Chinaman has paid for, without money, they get a license ‘alle sam likee Melican man.” “number of shafts on the croppings,some as deep as fifteen feet. This week they -started in a new. place, and on going down a few feet strack the ledge. John A, Johnson, aged 12,and Heary L. Bouviere, aged 11 years, are eatitled to the . discovery, being in the shaft, and they with seven others own the ledge, having located 1,000 feet. The ledge shows as fine a prospect as we have ever seen in surface rock. Upon the surface of a specimen weighing about a pound, shown us by the boys, we saw a dozen or more colors. The ledge is about eighteen inches wide and the rock uniformly rich. These boys are setting our men # good example, and we are pleased to note their success in mining. They have attended school regularly, and done their prospecting on Saturdays, and at other times when they could get time. If some of the men whoare about the county would, when timesare dull, devote a part of their time to looking up mines, they miglit aid materially in developing the resources of the county. We hope the School Boy Ledge may make every one ef its owners rich, The boys have shown an energy that merits success. Accident, Thos. Hasking met with an accident at the Banner mine yesterday, by which his foot as so badly mashed as to neHig wee ab Guebk: om ‘the ledge with Gan . 0000S 06 00s Se cetent ee Sete foot advanced, when a cave occurred, and some heavy pieces of rock fell upon his tows, mashing two off to the first joint. Dr. Hunt‘was called and the toes were amputated. A patent of 160 acres of School land filed with the County Recorder. ‘ West ‘onéfourth of Section 22 in town Ship 18 ngsth, range 17 east, aud Jot . cvery No, 4, in Section 18, Mining Sale. * A twelfth interest in the Kansas claims, hydraulic, located at Kate Hays’ Flat, Bridgeport township, was sold a few days ago to William Williams for ¢45,000. Tickets for Sale. : The tickets for the Mercantile Library Concert are for sale at the office of Wells, Fargo & Co., in this city, as well as in other parts of the State. Tickets for the season $5; single tickets $2. i ; eee) The Living Machine. Injure the main spring of a watch and every portion of the works becomes disordered. The human stomach is to the human system what that elastic piece of metalis to a chronometer. It influences the action of the other organs, and controls, to a certain extent, the awhole living machine, The comparison may be cafried further : for as the weaknesses or other impezfections of the main spring is in. dicated on the face of the time piece, so also is the weakness or other disorder of ‘se stom. ach betrayed by the faceef the invand. The

compléxion is sallow or faded, the eyes are deficient in lustre and intelligence, and there is a worn, anxious expression in the whole coutitenance which tell as plainly as written words could do, that the GREAT NOURISHING orcaN whose office it is to.minister to the wants of the body, and to sustain and renew all its parts, is not performing its duty. It requires regulating and renoyating.and to accomplich this end Hostetter'’s Stomach Bit. ters may be truly said to be the ons THING wezprun. The broken main spring of & ened, and.this is one of the objects of the famous vegetable restorative whieh for eighteen years has been waging & successful contest with dyspepsia in all climates. As a specific for indigestion it stands alone. have been exhausted, without, at best, doing at ow Sa ae o became the signs, to those who found} The Large and Elegant PAINTINGS —or— Sherman's March through Georgia ) MBRACING all the most picturesque sceAtianta to the éntrance ofthe Ar= my into Savannah, and from Savannah to Columbia, With the Scene of the negotiation for the SURKENDER OF JOHNSON’S ARMY, ~~ Gen. Sherman and Stafl, Col, Kilpatrick, WADE HAMPTON, The Dashing Cavalier. “Johnny Gomes Marching Home. Hurrah . ” That interesting and never to be forgotten -Class of beings: : Sherman’s Bummers & Foragers, Are fully represented with many other equally interesting scenes. The Paintings are from the most reliable sketches made by Artists pa oo ying the Kxpenition, aiid are A G, s’nOUCriVvE AND AMUSING, Also, a Beautital. Panorama, which goes with the above, representing LH LAYING OF THE ATLANTIC Ca LL, ne with a model of the ¢RtAT KASTEN leay: ing Sherness, and showing all the most pleas: ing, Storm and Calm, &., a= The above Paintings will be sold at Less than one half ite cost. For full particulars applyto N. P. BROWN, Nevada city, or WM. b, LAKE, Advretising and Purchasing soe, No-12 Montgomery Street, dan Francisco, j _A. AITKEN. ISRAEL LUCE AITKEN & CO., PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, 171_K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, SACRAMENTO. —_—_—— MONUMENTS, TOMBS, GRAVE STONES, . MANTLES NATABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS ; &e, &. % ANI kinds 07 work done in Jadian Digzgings, Italian & Vermont Marble. ga Sculpture and Ornamental work done in superiof style. W.C. POPE, Agent, Grasé Valley, where can be seen deitgee peor everything in: the ‘Mar’ ble line. dli:3m 4 K ANE’S CONDENSED SOAP WASHES CLOTHES Without Bubbing! ——s FIFTEEN POUNDS OF IT WILL DO AS _MUCH WORK AS ONE HUNDRED POUKDS OF ANY SOAP IN THE RR Rr oe ry } test ‘dg ab 3 if its: TAL Pre if ra & the clase 10 which sutn deceased subscriber . e joining, and one. dollar on the paid te-the heirs or . . The subscribers are divided into classes; . —~ hue & Keily’s bank,) San Francisco. . ing changes fiom Dey to Night, Night to storm: . IROSENSTOCK. PRICE & CO. — MAN’S GREATEST DUTY 1 aes Gail xou CAWT GET OVER. THAT FACT, CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, ARE SOLD CHEAPER —AT— ROSENSTOCK, PRICE &1CO’S COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas & Co’s old stand.), THAN ELSEWj)HIERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to call, take notice, compare items, examine stock, —AND— JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES! a ae : ae ] LEAVE YOUR MONEY WHERE YOU GET THE MosT —FoR— ‘THE LEAST MONEY! Now ON HAND, and CONSTANTLYRECEIVING CLOTHING: OF ALL KINDS, consisting in part of SPLEN: DID SUITS BEVER, CASSIMERE, 2 -BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE CLOTHING LINE, MENS AND MOXS’ CALIFORNIA MADE KIP [AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES, as WELL AS EXCELLENT BUBBER BOOTS FOR MANING. eed Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, —AND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. (a Men’s & Boys’ HATS & CAPS. ‘er Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the stock. $<"No trouble to show our Goods, and a pleasure to tell Our Prices. Call on us and try Our Goods once, and we are SURE of your custom afterwards. (@ Do not forget the place ‘. angles, spurs and variations thereof. © NOTICE: OF SALE © MINING PROPERTY ! Nore 1S HEREBY GIVEN; that fr pur% suance of anerder of the Probate Courtot the City and County of San Francisco, inthe = State of California, made on the Thirteenth day pt tannery. A D.-1870,-in-thematter or he Estate o HN S, HENNING, deceasea, e undersigned, the Administrator of the Kstate of said deceased, ane ; . Will sell at Public Auction, to the . highest bidderforcash,in Unt ted States Gold Coin, and gud-_ ject te confirmation by said Pro-\ bate Court, on : ae FRIDAY, the 25th day of February, A. D, 1870, at 12 o'clock, M. In front of the Court House door, In the City of Nevada, In the County of Nevada, State of California,” all the right, title, interest and estate of the said John 8, Henning, at the time of his death and all the right, title and interest that the said Estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said John 8, Henning, at the time of his death, in and to the following described Mining Ground or geet situate in said County of Nevada, bounded and des: cribed as follows, to-wit : One Hundred and Fifty—150— equal and undivided feet on those certain Quartz Mining Claims, known as the IDAHO COMPANX°S CLAMS, situated and located on . those certain Quartz Lodes known as the Enreka Lodes, lying and being on and in the North Branch of Wolf Creek, about one mile “. easterly of the town of Grass_Valléy, Ih the ~ County of Nevada, State of California. Said Claims begin at the easterly line or limits of the claims known as the Emperor's claims on said Lodes, and thence running therefrom easterly a distance on the same of Thirty One ‘Hundred (3100) Feet, including all ‘the dips, TERMS GF SALE.—Cash in United States Gold Coin, vee per cent of the purchase mo-éy to be paid to the Atctioneer.at the . time of sale, and balance on confirmati Sale by said Probate Court. Deeds and enue mps at purchaser’s expense. Dated January ah, ee BRUMAGIM. Administrator of the Estate of John 8, Henning, deceased. a : J. ¥. Finn, Attorney for Administrator, « January 23d, 1870—edtd _ i CRAND BALL To be given by the NevadajfireDepartment ! ~on— TUESDAY EVENING, FEB 22d, pues. TEMPERANCE HALL. NEVADA CITY. — Reception Committee. &. von SCHMITTBURG, JOBN PATTISON, JAMES COLLEY, W. BH. CRAWFORD, J.d3, OTT, ‘Floor Manager, ISAAC WILLIAMSON, F. H. FISHER, JOHN A. LANCASTTR, T, W, SIGUURNKY, NILES BEARLS. — i Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock. . TICKETS, including Supper, Three Dollars. Carriages furnished if neceseary. A general Invitation is hereby extended, By orde? of the Nevada Fire Department. WW. ROSS, Executi ve Commm.ttee. Nevada, Jan. 10th, 1870. . PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, SUCCESSORS TO E, ¥. SPENCE, ~ Druggists and Apothecaries ak, ie: Stare” The Apotp: Business, in ite various the old staid, No. “ia oad street. . FORD & CO., notified make immedia. ment to the undersigned, at the Store of frawtord & CO., and save™ _— 3. RENGLISE, 829 i su in Baukrapicy, — Nevada, Jan. 18th, 1 e ~ & on of ‘yo seaaiee LL od to the firms of CRA W} A’ dn LEAVE & Cu. and CRAW Reng KETO RRL TSN AE EN IMM TE Sage se ene oi ec eee meme " “ : ‘ wns