February 13, 1870 (4 pages)

om pany 870. id $20 lots. rom 5 cenis ‘IC COAST rated goods um LOW preSSIBLE ARS NOW ers will find o0ds a trial ral Agent. Francisco, an [CH, sdid stock of 2 the attenes, Lemons. and ai nuts, Italian i¢ small Uo) FisH, juev ESand FANjarket. er Goods for d best Goods CS. Call and im tog FLATAND AGE os make saa sch Flat, as LB, SLAZE’S Old e up in excelION. iors, Beer, on hand. erts & Co. . Street, PA. received every of Froit and our-Kraut. ~ Candies, ‘The Champion of the World. fe Nevada State Prision for five years _\> ing to rob Burkhalter & Co., at_ Truc“They went to Virginia city where they *S term-of years. ~~ The people at San. Juan have erected . ““miuch time and labor upon the work. gi) Costs of proceedings to secure trans=. Daily Grahserrpt; . nerrsenent concer: "NEVADA CIPY, CALIFORNIA. ——— . BY ‘LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE, io Mowery, the great-ridet; Weston the champion pedestrian, and Winship the unparalleled lifter, have all been beaten by a resident of this county, and the allude, resides in the town of Trackee. “On the 10th day of December he accom plished a feat unequalled in the annals . of pleasure or business, and we'll pit “the performer against all creation. It was asfollows : Forty-eight jurors were summoned, eight arrests made, 111 miles traveled, eight persons fed and thirty four witnesses subpoened by one man. -The magnitude of this feat will only be enhanced by the fact’ that December 10th is very near the shortest day of the year. We know that these things were actually done, because we find it a part of the records duly certified to the Board of Supervisors. Had it nat been for this fact. we should not have believed it possible for one man to have accomplished all these feats. These are the items of service actually charged up against the county, and certified to by a Truckee officer inone day. ‘Caught at Ladt, Chris. Blair and William Forrest have , ’6en sent from Virginia city to the each. They were arrested for attemptkee, and tried in this county. Forrest became State's evidence and his testimony convicted Lee, one of the parties, but he “went back” on the prosecution in the case of Blair, who was accquited, were soon “nipped” for burglary, convicted and--senteneed—to fiva years in ~--the State Prison'The Bnterprise-speak-. vices.at the Court House . ; every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, by ing of the sentence says: Chris. re--gghved-his-sentence.very-coolly, but. Forrest turned quite pale when he “found he was “booked” for an equal Schools at San Juan. lately a new grammar school building, They have also a fine primary school building on the same lot, which cost $1,800. The new building is 22 x 49, and is said to be one of the finest school rooms.in-the county, The let has been planted in shade trees by Judge Stidger, who as a member of the Board of Trustees has taken great interest and spent The school buildings are said by all who have seen them, to be the finest houses ever put up at so little cost. County Court, Feb. 12th. The People vs. D. J. Hickey. Af-. raigned' and given until Monday to plead. ‘Phe People vs. Ripert. Suit for taxes —submitted upon agreed statement and taken under advisement. * J. Worley vs. J. B. Murphy et als. Fitiission of papers taxed against Justice , srotiar. ‘Venire to issue for 20 trial jurors, returnable Tuesday, March ist. Court adjourned to Monday,at 10 a. M. Reduction of Water Rates. The Water Company at San Juan has reduced the price of water from 16} cents per inch to 12} ; and as a consequence some mining claims which have been unworked are now being washed. ‘ The prospect is good. Bull, engaging the Theatre for an evening sometime after the 20th inst. Ole ‘Bull gave a performance in this city several years ago, and some of our readers will, no doubt, remember him. He is said to be the greatest violinist in the world. Late Papers. We are indebted to Spenser & Basel . ant gland,as well as upon the stomach and . : son for tate copies of the Bazar, Chim-. incuveness,” regulating and reinvigorating . ¢ay~ ATT, GRO CERS HAVE IT . Expanding. . day; at 1t as and 7PM ~Sabbath_The Quarterly Concert of the M. BE. Sanday School will take place this evening at 7 o'clock. The exercises wil) consist of ‘music by’ the school, declamations, class offerings, etc. The meeting: will be exceedingly interesting. ~~ “We understood yesterday afternoon of ‘which we made mention yesterday, “had rapidly grown larger and at a depth _of fifteen feet filled the entire face of the shaft. .The.rock bag lost nothing . in appearance, free gold being plainly discernible. throughout, and we shull await with some interest the first crushing: : Squelchea. es. The Hall-Garrison bill, forced through the Legislature as a party measure, has been effectually squelched, we hope, by the veto of Governor Haight sent’ to the Senate: on Friday. The Governor has “swallowed” every party measure and dodged the Sunday bill, but this bill robbing the~people-of $5,000,was too much for him. As it barely passed the Senate before on account of couldn’t possibly get a two-thirds vote, and may therefore be accounted dead, and the people will rejoice. PREACHING SunpAy.— Divine Services will be held in the Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock Sabbath School at 1} o’clock, P. M. Rev. J. W. Stump, Pastor. Preaching at the Baptist Church SunSchool at the close of the morning service. Rev. J. A. Wirth, Paster. \ \AfeFrives in the Congregational Church morning and evening at the usual hours ‘Sanday School immediately after morning service. Rev. Alexander Parker Pastor. _ Episcopal services at the Court House Rev. Mr, Anderson. vice in the Court House, every Sunday evening at the usual hour of public worship: Tur INSANE ASYLUM.—The report -of—the Superintendent of: the Insane Asylum shows-that 482 patients were admitted during the year ending Oct. . 1st, 1869, and that 225 were discharged recovered, 16 impreved, 159 died, and patients, of whom 670 were males, and244 females. During the year 12 were sent from Nevada county. Five counties have sent a larger number. There are 179 natives of the United States— New York standing first—283 foreigners, and 20 unknown. a a EvERY man, woman and child in America uses on an average five hundred matches in a year. 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 metal is to a chronometer. It influences the action of the other organs, and controls, toa certain extent, the whole living machine. The comparison may. be carried farther : for as the weaknesses or other imperfections of the main spring is indicated-on the face of the time piece, so also is the weakness or other disorder of the stom. ach betrayed by the face of the invalid, The complexion is sallow or faded, the eyes are deficient in lustre and intelligence, ‘and there lisa worn, anxious expression in the whole countenance which tell as plainly as written words. could.do, that the GREAT NOURISHING onaaN whose office it js 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 accomplieh this end Hostetter's Stomach Bit. ters may be truly said to be the onEZ THING watch may be replaced by a new one, but the stomath can only be repaired and strength—_#-W, H. Davidson, Agent of the The. ened, and this is one of the objecte-of the} “Cire, has received a letter from Ole famous vegetable restorative which for eighteen years has been ‘waging a successful contest with dyspepsia in all climates. As a specific for indigestion it stands alone. When the resources of the pharmacopoeia have been exhausted, without, at best, doing more than mitigating the complaint, a course of this wholesome and palatable, yet power; permanent ee eee every secretive and sasimilating organ on ° the class.to which such deceased subscriber and in the evening at 7 o’clock.— . Elder Percival will hold divine ser. ea . nzxprun. ‘The broken maity spring of & ; PACIFIC PROTECTIVI . . AS80* CIATION OF CALIFORNIA, —— Incorporated..-.-.October, 1868. =. EC T-TREE One RCe or tion is to secure a cash payment-within y days after the death of @ subscriber, to his or her heirs or assigns. ef as many dollars as there are ind belonged, : MEMBERSHIP.—The subscription—fces are ten doiiars-atjoining, aud one dollar on-the . death of each’ subscriber. The one dollar from each subscriber is-paidte the--heirs-or assigns of the deceased. ‘The subscribers are divided into classes, including wales and females. Each class is limited to 5,000 subscribers. As classes are filled new ones will be iormed, Nv person is joining and one doilar occasionally, thus securing to his or her heirs or assigns. How to Becomze A MuMseR.—A person desirous of becoming asubseriber must fill out an application, and forward it with ten dollars py check; draft or by exprese-in gold ur silver. coin. . the Secretary ofthe PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSUCLATIUN, southeast corner of Mont gomery and Sacramento streets (over Donohue & Keliy’s bank,) San Francisco, UFFICERS.— Benj H. Freeinan, President; Geo. H. Kuscell, Vce President; John it. Warren, Secretary; Jas, A. Pritchard, Treasurer. REFERENCES: ~ Hon. HENRY vUiiON, President Farmers'and Mechanics’ bank, Hou. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Court, San Francisco. Hon a. J. GUwNISON, Attorney at Law, San Francisco. f H. J. BOUTH, Esqg., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. HENRY F. WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, San Francisco. met JOHN OU. HANSCOM, Esq., Aitna Iron Works, San Francieo. JOHN H. U'BRIEN, Exq., O’Brien, Bush & Co., San Francisco. Sas Sal Hon. J, P. JUNLS, Gold Hill, Nevada. FRANK G. GUILD. Agent, ni4 Nevada cit y. The Large and Elegant pe Sherman’s March through Georgia j nery trom * my into Savannah, and from Savannah to Columbia,With the Scene of the negotiation for the SURKENDSK OF JUHDSUN'S ARMY, —gen, Sherman and Sta, © Col, Kilpatrick, WADE HAMPTON, The Dashing Cavalier. “Johnny Cumes Marching Home. Hurrah (”’ class of beings sherman’s Bummers & Foragers, are fully represented with many other equally interesting scenes. sketches made by Artists accompanying the Expedition, and are BN Tit Pai Nino, INSTRUCLIVE AND AMUSING. Also, a beautiful Panorama, which roes with the above, representing se” rhs with a model of the dRHAT KASTHKN leav: ing Sherness, and showing all the most pleas: ing changes from Day to Night, Night to aiorning, Storm and Caim, &. The above Paintings will be sold at Less than dne half its cost. For full particulars apply to N. P. BROWN, Nevada city, or WM. B. LAKH, Advretising and Purchasing Agent No 12 Montgomery dtreet, ban Francisco, jes. A. AITKEN. ”. 1BRAEL LVOB AITKEN & CO., PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS; 171 K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, SACRAMENTO. ——— MONUMENTS, TOMBS, iy GRAVE STONES, MANTLES NL TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS ; &c, &. All kinds o¢ work done in Indian Di Sa Ttalian & Vermont Mar> bie. Sculpture and Ornamental work cone in superior style. W. C. POPE, Agent, Grase Valley, where can be seen designs of everything in the Mar‘ bie line. : di1:6m = NE’S CONDENSED -SOAP WASHES CLOTHES Without Rubbing! FIFTEEN POUNDS OF IT WILL DO aS MUCH WORK AS ONE BUN DRED POUNDS OF ANY SOAP IN THE Removes stains of Pitch, / “you CANT GET OVER” ~that-he-can—net—;ay—ten—detare at} “All communications shenld be addressed to . . yUDGE FOR THEMSELVES! JMBRAUCING all the most picturesque see-} — Atlanta to the entrance of the Ar-. That interesting and never to be forgotten a } Goods, and a pleasure to tell paint, Tar, Grease phate pe 2 “MAN'S GREATEST DUTY I! a oO Nor (THAT CLOTHING, . BOOTS & SHOES, ARE SOLD CHEAPER wee AT Se ROSENSTOCK, PRICE &1C0’S COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas & Co's old stand.), THAN ELSEWHIERE! As evidence of this factithe people have only to call, take notice, compare. items, -. @Xaminme stock, . ——== LEAVE SOUR MONEY WHERE YOU GET THEMMOST . AND BEST THE LEAST MONEY! eon Now ON, BAND, and CONSTANTLY{RE> CLOTHING “OF ALL KINDS, consisting in part of SPLENee a ee ‘BEVER, CASSIMERE, _ BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, And in fact EVERYTHING MENS AND BOYS’ CALIFORNIA MADE KEP [AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT BUBBER BOOTS FOR MANING. Gentlemens * Furnishing Goods, —AND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. peter} — ge Men’s & Boys’? HATS & CAPS. ee been made to the stock. $<=No trouble to show our Our Prices. Call on us and try Our Goods once, and we ‘Er Do not forget the place IROSENSTOCK. PRICE & CO. Corner of Pine and Commerangles, spurs and variations thereof, IN THE CLOTHING. LINE. . ¢ar-RecentlyLARGE ADDITIONS. have are SURE of your custom af-) ts r MINING PROPERTY ! the City and County of San Francisco, in the State of California, made on the Thirteenth “day of January, A. D. 1870, inthe the Estate of JOHN 8. HENNING, deceased, the —— ed, the Adminisirator of the Ee“highest bidder for cash, in Unt+ ject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on . FRIDAY, the 25th day-of Februa_-ry, A. D. 1870, at 12 o'clock, M. In front ofthe 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, tithe and interest thatsaid Estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said John 5, Henning, at the time of his death, in and to the following described Mining Ground or property, situate in said County of Nevada, and 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 COMPANW°S CLAREMS, situated and located on those certain Quartz Lodes known as the Eureka Lodes, lying and being on and in the North Branch of Wolf Creek, about éne-mile easterly of the town of Grass Valley, in the County of Nevada, State of California. Said Claims begin at the easterly line or limits of the claims known as the Emperor's cldims on said Loder, and thence running therefrom easterly a distance on the same of Thirty One Hundred (6100) Feet, inclading all tie dips, ‘TERMS @F SALE.—Cash in United States time of sale, and balance on confirmation of Sale by said Probate Court. Deeds and Revante ps At pur ang HOV" Dated January ath, 100 Administrator of the Hstate of John 5, Henning, deceased, J. ¥. Finn, Attorney for Administrator, « January , 1870-—edtd CRAND BALL . Nevada Fire Department! —on— TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 22d, —AT— TEMPERANCE HALL. NEVADA cITY. o Reception Committee. &. von SCHMITTBURG, JOUN PATTISON, JAMESCOLLEY, W. H. CRAWFORD, JI.d, OTT. Floor Manager, ISAAC WILLIAMSON, F. H. FISHER, JOHN A. LANCASTTR, T. W. SIGUURNKY, NiLES SEARLS, ar Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock, TICKETS, including Supper, Three Dollars. Carriages furnished if neceseary. A general Invitation is hereby extended.By order of the Nevada Fire Department. C.-T, CANFIELD, M. M, BLUM, W. .W. CROSS, Executive Comm.ttee, Nevada, Jan, 19th, 1870. . ree se PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, SUCCESSORS TO E, F. SPENCE, . The Apotheca: , in its various N departments wilt old stand, No. 43. NOTICE. parties indebted tothe firms of CRAW} Atos LEAVITT & Cv. and CRAW to @ ed, at the Store of Crawford & 00;, and--seve. R. BNGLISI Je 7 jal sts. Nevada, ee a Nevada, Jai: 18th, 187v. e _. -ATOTIOE-I8HEREBY GIVEN; that fh pursuance of an order of the Probate Court ot : ome eam aE “Willsell at Public Anction,tothe Gold Coin, tw: -per.cent of the purchase mozey to be paid fo the Auctioneer at the. Druggists end -Apothecaries— Business, ili be conducted as usual at ead & . Loe RED RO ER mT EI Ee ss tect

om pany 870. id $20 lots. rom 5 cenis ‘IC COAST rated goods um LOW preSSIBLE ARS NOW ers will find o0ds a trial ral Agent. Francisco, an [CH, sdid stock of 2 the attenes, Lemons. and ai nuts, Italian i¢ small Uo) FisH, juev ESand FANjarket. er Goods for d best Goods CS. Call and im tog FLATAND AGE os make saa sch Flat, as LB, SLAZE’S Old e up in excelION. iors, Beer, on hand. erts & Co. . Street, PA. received every of Froit and our-Kraut. ~ Candies, ‘The Champion of the World. fe Nevada State Prision for five years _\> ing to rob Burkhalter & Co., at_ Truc“They went to Virginia city where they *S term-of years. ~~ The people at San. Juan have erected . ““miuch time and labor upon the work. gi) Costs of proceedings to secure trans=. Daily Grahserrpt; . nerrsenent concer: "NEVADA CIPY, CALIFORNIA. ——— . BY ‘LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE, io Mowery, the great-ridet; Weston the champion pedestrian, and Winship the unparalleled lifter, have all been beaten by a resident of this county, and the allude, resides in the town of Trackee. “On the 10th day of December he accom plished a feat unequalled in the annals . of pleasure or business, and we'll pit “the performer against all creation. It was asfollows : Forty-eight jurors were summoned, eight arrests made, 111 miles traveled, eight persons fed and thirty four witnesses subpoened by one man. -The magnitude of this feat will only be enhanced by the fact’ that December 10th is very near the shortest day of the year. We know that these things were actually done, because we find it a part of the records duly certified to the Board of Supervisors. Had it nat been for this fact. we should not have believed it possible for one man to have accomplished all these feats. These are the items of service actually charged up against the county, and certified to by a Truckee officer inone day. ‘Caught at Ladt, Chris. Blair and William Forrest have , ’6en sent from Virginia city to the each. They were arrested for attemptkee, and tried in this county. Forrest became State's evidence and his testimony convicted Lee, one of the parties, but he “went back” on the prosecution in the case of Blair, who was accquited, were soon “nipped” for burglary, convicted and--senteneed—to fiva years in ~--the State Prison'The Bnterprise-speak-. vices.at the Court House . ; every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, by ing of the sentence says: Chris. re--gghved-his-sentence.very-coolly, but. Forrest turned quite pale when he “found he was “booked” for an equal Schools at San Juan. lately a new grammar school building, They have also a fine primary school building on the same lot, which cost $1,800. The new building is 22 x 49, and is said to be one of the finest school rooms.in-the county, The let has been planted in shade trees by Judge Stidger, who as a member of the Board of Trustees has taken great interest and spent The school buildings are said by all who have seen them, to be the finest houses ever put up at so little cost. County Court, Feb. 12th. The People vs. D. J. Hickey. Af-. raigned' and given until Monday to plead. ‘Phe People vs. Ripert. Suit for taxes —submitted upon agreed statement and taken under advisement. * J. Worley vs. J. B. Murphy et als. Fitiission of papers taxed against Justice , srotiar. ‘Venire to issue for 20 trial jurors, returnable Tuesday, March ist. Court adjourned to Monday,at 10 a. M. Reduction of Water Rates. The Water Company at San Juan has reduced the price of water from 16} cents per inch to 12} ; and as a consequence some mining claims which have been unworked are now being washed. ‘ The prospect is good. Bull, engaging the Theatre for an evening sometime after the 20th inst. Ole ‘Bull gave a performance in this city several years ago, and some of our readers will, no doubt, remember him. He is said to be the greatest violinist in the world. Late Papers. We are indebted to Spenser & Basel . ant gland,as well as upon the stomach and . : son for tate copies of the Bazar, Chim-. incuveness,” regulating and reinvigorating . ¢ay~ ATT, GRO CERS HAVE IT . Expanding. . day; at 1t as and 7PM ~Sabbath_The Quarterly Concert of the M. BE. Sanday School will take place this evening at 7 o'clock. The exercises wil) consist of ‘music by’ the school, declamations, class offerings, etc. The meeting: will be exceedingly interesting. ~~ “We understood yesterday afternoon of ‘which we made mention yesterday, “had rapidly grown larger and at a depth _of fifteen feet filled the entire face of the shaft. .The.rock bag lost nothing . in appearance, free gold being plainly discernible. throughout, and we shull await with some interest the first crushing: : Squelchea. es. The Hall-Garrison bill, forced through the Legislature as a party measure, has been effectually squelched, we hope, by the veto of Governor Haight sent’ to the Senate: on Friday. The Governor has “swallowed” every party measure and dodged the Sunday bill, but this bill robbing the~people-of $5,000,was too much for him. As it barely passed the Senate before on account of couldn’t possibly get a two-thirds vote, and may therefore be accounted dead, and the people will rejoice. PREACHING SunpAy.— Divine Services will be held in the Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock Sabbath School at 1} o’clock, P. M. Rev. J. W. Stump, Pastor. Preaching at the Baptist Church SunSchool at the close of the morning service. Rev. J. A. Wirth, Paster. \ \AfeFrives in the Congregational Church morning and evening at the usual hours ‘Sanday School immediately after morning service. Rev. Alexander Parker Pastor. _ Episcopal services at the Court House Rev. Mr, Anderson. vice in the Court House, every Sunday evening at the usual hour of public worship: Tur INSANE ASYLUM.—The report -of—the Superintendent of: the Insane Asylum shows-that 482 patients were admitted during the year ending Oct. . 1st, 1869, and that 225 were discharged recovered, 16 impreved, 159 died, and patients, of whom 670 were males, and244 females. During the year 12 were sent from Nevada county. Five counties have sent a larger number. There are 179 natives of the United States— New York standing first—283 foreigners, and 20 unknown. a a EvERY man, woman and child in America uses on an average five hundred matches in a year. 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 metal is to a chronometer. It influences the action of the other organs, and controls, toa certain extent, the whole living machine. The comparison may. be carried farther : for as the weaknesses or other imperfections of the main spring is indicated-on the face of the time piece, so also is the weakness or other disorder of the stom. ach betrayed by the face of the invalid, The complexion is sallow or faded, the eyes are deficient in lustre and intelligence, ‘and there lisa worn, anxious expression in the whole countenance which tell as plainly as written words. could.do, that the GREAT NOURISHING onaaN whose office it js 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 accomplieh this end Hostetter's Stomach Bit. ters may be truly said to be the onEZ THING watch may be replaced by a new one, but the stomath can only be repaired and strength—_#-W, H. Davidson, Agent of the The. ened, and this is one of the objecte-of the} “Cire, has received a letter from Ole famous vegetable restorative which for eighteen years has been ‘waging a successful contest with dyspepsia in all climates. As a specific for indigestion it stands alone. When the resources of the pharmacopoeia have been exhausted, without, at best, doing more than mitigating the complaint, a course of this wholesome and palatable, yet power; permanent ee eee every secretive and sasimilating organ on ° the class.to which such deceased subscriber and in the evening at 7 o’clock.— . Elder Percival will hold divine ser. ea . nzxprun. ‘The broken maity spring of & ; PACIFIC PROTECTIVI . . AS80* CIATION OF CALIFORNIA, —— Incorporated...-.-.October, 1868. =. EC T-TREE One RCe or tion is to secure a cash payment-within y days after the death of @ subscriber, to his or her heirs or assigns. ef as many dollars as there are ind belonged, : MEMBERSHIP.—The subscription—fces are ten doiiars-atjoining, aud one dollar on-the . death of each’ subscriber. The one dollar from each subscriber is-paidte the--heirs-or assigns of the deceased. ‘The subscribers are divided into classes, including wales and females. Each class is limited to 5,000 subscribers. As classes are filled new ones will be iormed, Nv person is

joining and one doilar occasionally, thus securing to his or her heirs or assigns. How to Becomze A MuMseR.—A person desirous of becoming asubseriber must fill out an application, and forward it with ten dollars py check; draft or by exprese-in gold ur silver. coin. . the Secretary ofthe PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSUCLATIUN, southeast corner of Mont gomery and Sacramento streets (over Donohue & Keliy’s bank,) San Francisco, UFFICERS.— Benj H. Freeinan, President; Geo. H. Kuscell, Vce President; John it. Warren, Secretary; Jas, A. Pritchard, Treasurer. REFERENCES: ~ Hon. HENRY vUiiON, President Farmers'and Mechanics’ bank, Hou. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Court, San Francisco. Hon a. J. GUwNISON, Attorney at Law, San Francisco. f H. J. BOUTH, Esqg., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. HENRY F. WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, San Francisco. met JOHN OU. HANSCOM, Esq., Aitna Iron Works, San Francieo. JOHN H. U'BRIEN, Exq., O’Brien, Bush & Co., San Francisco. Sas Sal Hon. J, P. JUNLS, Gold Hill, Nevada. FRANK G. GUILD. Agent, ni4 Nevada cit y. The Large and Elegant pe Sherman’s March through Georgia j nery trom * my into Savannah, and from Savannah to Columbia,With the Scene of the negotiation for the SURKENDSK OF JUHDSUN'S ARMY, —gen, Sherman and Sta, © Col, Kilpatrick, WADE HAMPTON, The Dashing Cavalier. “Johnny Cumes Marching Home. Hurrah (”’ class of beings sherman’s Bummers & Foragers, are fully represented with many other equally interesting scenes. sketches made by Artists accompanying the Expedition, and are BN Tit Pai Nino, INSTRUCLIVE AND AMUSING. Also, a beautiful Panorama, which roes with the above, representing se” rhs with a model of the dRHAT KASTHKN leav: ing Sherness, and showing all the most pleas: ing changes from Day to Night, Night to aiorning, Storm and Caim, &. The above Paintings will be sold at Less than dne half its cost. For full particulars apply to N. P. BROWN, Nevada city, or WM. B. LAKH, Advretising and Purchasing Agent No 12 Montgomery dtreet, ban Francisco, jes. A. AITKEN. ”. 1BRAEL LVOB AITKEN & CO., PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS; 171 K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, SACRAMENTO. ——— MONUMENTS, TOMBS, iy GRAVE STONES, MANTLES NL TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS ; &c, &. All kinds o¢ work done in Indian Di Sa Ttalian & Vermont Mar> bie. Sculpture and Ornamental work cone in superior style. W. C. POPE, Agent, Grase Valley, where can be seen designs of everything in the Mar‘ bie line. : di1:6m = NE’S CONDENSED -SOAP WASHES CLOTHES Without Rubbing! FIFTEEN POUNDS OF IT WILL DO aS MUCH WORK AS ONE BUN DRED POUNDS OF ANY SOAP IN THE Removes stains of Pitch, / “you CANT GET OVER” ~that-he-can—net—;ay—ten—detare at} “All communications shenld be addressed to . . yUDGE FOR THEMSELVES! JMBRAUCING all the most picturesque see-} — Atlanta to the entrance of the Ar-. That interesting and never to be forgotten a } Goods, and a pleasure to tell paint, Tar, Grease phate pe 2 “MAN'S GREATEST DUTY I! a oO Nor (THAT CLOTHING, . BOOTS & SHOES, ARE SOLD CHEAPER wee AT Se ROSENSTOCK, PRICE &1C0’S COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL STREET, (Haas & Co's old stand.), THAN ELSEWHIERE! As evidence of this factithe people have only to call, take notice, compare. items, -. @Xaminme stock, . ——== LEAVE SOUR MONEY WHERE YOU GET THEMMOST . AND BEST THE LEAST MONEY! eon Now ON, BAND, and CONSTANTLY{RE> CLOTHING “OF ALL KINDS, consisting in part of SPLENee a ee ‘BEVER, CASSIMERE, _ BROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, And in fact EVERYTHING MENS AND BOYS’ CALIFORNIA MADE KEP [AND CALF BOOTS, GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT BUBBER BOOTS FOR MANING. Gentlemens * Furnishing Goods, —AND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. peter} — ge Men’s & Boys’? HATS & CAPS. ee been made to the stock. $<=No trouble to show our Our Prices. Call on us and try Our Goods once, and we ‘Er Do not forget the place IROSENSTOCK. PRICE & CO. Corner of Pine and Commerangles, spurs and variations thereof, IN THE CLOTHING. LINE. . ¢ar-RecentlyLARGE ADDITIONS. have are SURE of your custom af-) ts r MINING PROPERTY ! the City and County of San Francisco, in the State of California, made on the Thirteenth “day of January, A. D. 1870, inthe the Estate of JOHN 8. HENNING, deceased, the —— ed, the Adminisirator of the Ee“highest bidder for cash, in Unt+ ject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on . FRIDAY, the 25th day-of Februa_-ry, A. D. 1870, at 12 o'clock, M. In front ofthe 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, tithe and interest thatsaid Estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said John 5, Henning, at the time of his death, in and to the following described Mining Ground or property, situate in said County of Nevada, and 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 COMPANW°S CLAREMS, situated and located on those certain Quartz Lodes known as the Eureka Lodes, lying and being on and in the North Branch of Wolf Creek, about éne-mile easterly of the town of Grass Valley, in the County of Nevada, State of California. Said Claims begin at the easterly line or limits of the claims known as the Emperor's cldims on said Loder, and thence running therefrom easterly a distance on the same of Thirty One Hundred (6100) Feet, inclading all tie dips, ‘TERMS @F SALE.—Cash in United States time of sale, and balance on confirmation of Sale by said Probate Court. Deeds and Revante ps At pur ang HOV" Dated January ath, 100 Administrator of the Hstate of John 5, Henning, deceased, J. ¥. Finn, Attorney for Administrator, « January , 1870-—edtd CRAND BALL . Nevada Fire Department! —on— TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 22d, —AT— TEMPERANCE HALL. NEVADA cITY. o Reception Committee. &. von SCHMITTBURG, JOUN PATTISON, JAMESCOLLEY, W. H. CRAWFORD, JI.d, OTT. Floor Manager, ISAAC WILLIAMSON, F. H. FISHER, JOHN A. LANCASTTR, T. W. SIGUURNKY, NiLES SEARLS, ar Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock, TICKETS, including Supper, Three Dollars. Carriages furnished if neceseary. A general Invitation is hereby extended.By order of the Nevada Fire Department. C.-T, CANFIELD, M. M, BLUM, W. .W. CROSS, Executive Comm.ttee, Nevada, Jan, 19th, 1870. . ree se PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, SUCCESSORS TO E, F. SPENCE, . The Apotheca: , in its various N departments wilt old stand, No. 43. NOTICE. parties indebted tothe firms of CRAW} Atos LEAVITT & Cv. and CRAW to @ ed, at the Store of Crawford & 00;, and--seve. R. BNGLISI Je 7 jal sts. Nevada, ee a Nevada, Jai: 18th, 187v. e _. -ATOTIOE-I8HEREBY GIVEN; that fh pursuance of an order of the Probate Court ot : ome eam aE “Willsell at Public Anction,tothe Gold Coin, tw: -per.cent of the purchase mozey to be paid fo the Auctioneer at the. Druggists end -Apothecaries— Business, ili be conducted as usual at ead & . Loe RED RO ER mT EI Ee ss tect