February 15, 1868 (4 pages)

aS ahaa a MR Tears oi a i Alta opposeg.the bill which provides _ forthe appropriation of the Foreign ~~"Miners’ license to the counties in which it is Collected. It is natural that San Francisco: shonld desire to bleed the “mining counties to the utmost extent, ‘wnd that an attempt should be made to gain for that city the entire wealth as well as the control of the State. The mining counties now pay a much larger part of State taxes in proportion to pop. ulation than San Francisco. Our property is assessed higher and county taxes are correspondingly lower for county _ ‘purposes. Mortgages have been taxed Ee oS in this county and they were not in San ’ Francisco. It is not just that the State should reap the benefit arising solely ‘ from local sources. The mining counties are overrun with Chinese miners who fill the jails and add largely to the _ expenses of criminal business. They ‘pay no taxes to meet these expenses ex~ @ept in the shape of foreign miners’ li: with debt. censes. They hold no property of any. éonsequence im the mining ‘counties, while in San Francisco they have a. large. amount of valuable real éatate, and heavy stocks of goods that pay tribute to that city. ‘ The foreign miners’ license-is purely «local tax and should be used for local purposes. It is admitted that in many of the mining counties property is decreasing in value and they are heavily incumbered: The Alta intimates that. re salaries and bad management. ~ This is untrue. There is not a county in the State which hassuffered so heayily from high salaries and corrupt management as San Francisco. There are other causes of decline inthe mining ~eounties which have been discussed at = dag th and need not be alluded to here. _ This is only another reason why the loeal taxes for these counties should not be appropiated to other localities which @re more flourishing than the mines. THE Chicago Tribune nominates petrien Francis Train for next President, and the walking Weston for Vice President, in support of which ticket it says: “Train says he has brains, and ‘we know that Weston has legs. Train is from the West; Weston is from the “East. sh ese ae abundant brass; . ovhereat Jéhneoh ia very wroth aiid (defeat the strategy of the political _ ghoes. _ Train never swore; Weston ‘Weston !—how euphonious a sound. oe. trians. Train can talk; Weston can ‘act. Train does not drink ; Weston can’t travel without whisky ‘in his yas astonished everybody by the vigor and originality of hisoaths. Train has Been abroad ; Weston has not. Train ‘wanask for Leafsteak in 17 languages ; Weston is not master of one form of ‘“gpeech. Train is fat > Weston is lean. The newspapers—see how they sparkle and glow with Train’s speeches and Weston’s deeds. With a copy of Train’s epigrams and Weston’s walking-shoves for a platform, what else is needed to atch the people's votes? Train and Langs and legs !” SuppEN DeatH at Grass VALLEY. Mrs. Thomas Hood was found dead in her bed, at. her residence in Grass Valley, about half past 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening. She appeared to have been dead for several hours and no marks of violence were found upon her person. It isthought that she choked to death while eating supper. ‘ Hoas.—A drove of about four hundred head of very fat hogs, from Chico, ‘and for Cashin, Kent & Co., of Nevada city, passed through Marysville on Wednesday as we learn from the Appeal. THE total receipts of the theatres, ~ melodeons, andAnatomical Museum of San ‘Francisco for 1867 were $490,826. Of this amount: the Metropolitan re‘ceived d $172,712 « and the Opera Bouse $153,876, 4 wus SeterensChnech.te gcon +4 be built at Newark, New Jersey, at a cost of $150,000. {ts Houses of Parliament: er Gant has out-flanked the politicians, Says maiy “anpretty” things. ~ The President tried to capture Grant When he“swung atound the circle,” and he tried to make a tool of him in the War Department, but in both cases he failed, and to-day Grant stands before the people as the man having the best prospect forthe Presidency. The tricks and traps of Johnson, und his tools in has proved himself as well qualified to tricksters as he is acknowledged to be for overthrowing their friends, the rebels, in the field. The only trouble is that Johnson thought to make a tool of Grant and failed—the whole cause of his attack upon the General. OvER 2,000,000 of acres ofJand in Mississippi, _one—-seyenth of all-in_the State, is advertised for sale under exect. tion: OrEcon.—The Union State Convention is called to meet.at Portland, on }. the 24th of March, to elect a candidate for Congress and Delegates‘to the Na=. tional Convention. ~Tre Montana Legislature has passed: a resolution asking Congress to appropriate $150,000 te improve the navigation of the upper Mississippi. Mr. BLANE states that the total ex— pense of the government this year will be two hundred and seyenty-five millions, being one hundred. millions less than last year, eel Josuua B, Smiru, a colored man, was recently initiated a mason in St. Andrew’s Lodge, Boston. The Comin the ‘history. of Masonry ‘in Massachusetts that a celored man‘has been admitted to white Masonic fellowship. ee A CHicaco paper says there was a lively time: when Weston. settled accounts with his partners. -Not unlikely. There was a good deal of money in somebody’s hands. The sale of photo= graphs, it is said, had amounted to $10,000 or $15,000 before the pedestrian had reached Buffalo. This amount itis rearonable to anppone, Was more than duplicated-afterward— A NINETY-FIVE dollar pearl was found in an oyster in Alexandria, Va., lately. CANADA, among other extravagances upon becoming a “Dominion,” paid a thousand dollars for two maces used i in A SAW-MILL and bucket factory, with a thousand acres of. well timbered land, eight miles from Tuscaloosa, Ala, was sold recently by the Sheriff for $1,201. has, by his researches, discovered that exceedingly large and rich beds of peat exist in various parts of the State, and also an immense gypsum bed near Fort Dodge. THE Black Crook-was-exhibited four . hundred and seventy-five nights at Niblo’s. THE bachelors of Virginia City recently gave a ball, and paid the fiddlers to the tune of $800. J. D. Peanopy, of Ohio, is the only brother of the millionaire. THE EHvaminer is out for Pendleton for President. DuRING the day the inhabitants near Fort Bridger, Colorado, skim the waters of the creek and obtain kerosene for the midnight lamp. DuRING the month of January the City nearly reachéd $2,000,000. county. } and horsemen is being built across the South Yuba river, at Jones’ Bar. This . } is on a direct line between Nevada and French Corral, and will be a great convenience to people in the lower. part of ‘roek good throughout. pastor. Dr. WuiITE;the Iowa State Geologist, :: movement of real estate in the Bay Gov. Haight has appointed E. W. Maslin, a Notary Public for Nevada New Briper.—A bridge for footmen ‘Wada Light Guatd is 6fdered out for parade and drill, on Séturday, the 22dof February, as will be seen by ah advertisement in to-day’s paper. On ‘the held at the Armory, when instruction in the new tactics recently adopted bythe War Department, and recommended by General Grant -will be given.— All members of the Company are ex. pected to Be ‘present on that occasion. In-the manuel of arms, the movements, with the exception of loading and fixing bayonets are the same. The Company movements are entirely different in ev— ery respect. Four men constitute the unif.in all movements instead of two as under the old tactics. Tue Prrrssurc Mixe.—The rock taken from the Pittsburg still continues as rich as ever.on both ends of the lead and find the Some beautiful specimens from the mine may be seen in the cabinet at the National Excliange Hotel.Scuoo. Reeisters.—The County Superintendent of Schools has received be obtained by teachers or trustees in need of them. THE contest for a seat inthe Assem— bly in Placer county has been decided in favor of C. A. Tuttle. PREACHING SunDAY.—Divine servivices will beheld in the Methodist Church Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours. Rev. C. H. Northup, Rev. Mr. Fraser. will preach in the Congregational Church at the usual . hours of public worship, morning and evening. Preaching at the Baptist Church today, at 11 a. M. and? P. M. Rev. Mr Wirth, pastor. There will be Mass held at the Catholic ‘Church; on Sunday morning at 10 . o'clock. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. ae February 14, 1868. C Bowles San Francis 8 Thomas Grass Valle AS Morrie Yreka J Quick do J Bonner Marysville Jas Quick do H Cornelius Chips FlatJ Mason : do A Kitchen Carlise J Henderson do T P Crandall Eureka Mrs Bee do H R Kimball Timbuct J C Garbe: Nevada J F Stanley Red Dog J Taylor do P Goods od Hunte! H T Oke do J Dezclt & w Smartsvi TW McIntire do Miss 5-0 Piper do _._F Hanson — de H A Ashburn Scott Fl G E Turner do T Thomas Relief Hill 8D Merchant do Jd A Calbick Gregor m J Clark do Nevada Light Guard—Attention ! YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO meet at the Armory,on _ ; SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22nd, (Washington's Birthday, ] At 100 peng as M., IN FULL UNIFORM, for Parade and Drill. =~ Every . anther is expected to be on hand. . A. LANCASTER, By order, Capt. Commanding. J. F. Carr, 9. 8. N. B.—All members ar are requested to be on hand on the evening of the 2let. for drill. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL COMPANY. diac THE. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL Cu: —Notice is pre ven that the Annual Meeting of the stockhe ders of said Com for the election of Trustees; and other o sod of the Compauy will be held.at the office of J. I. Caldwell, in Nevada city, Nevada county, on Monday, the 2d day of March, 1868, at 2 o'clock P. am. of ef GEO, KIDD, President: febi2 eet ‘CALDWELL. Secretary. CH. FERRAND, . PHOTOWGRAPHIC Wasurneron’s BrrTHpAy.—The Neevening of the 2ist, a meeting will be [~~~ ~The have new opened } a-supply of school registera which may . . Hams, Bacon, Lard, &c. &. . OPFERS FOR odes AT THE LoweEsT PRICES, Watches, ‘Cleski, = S inoon A "= ger saa Ee Silver Ware, Spectactes, Nevada, February 11th. NEW CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT. jew UNDERSIGNED who has for several ears been in the employ of J.Greenwald, has how established himeelf in business + NATIONAL F XCHANGE HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, Where can always be found at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL a large assortment of HAVANA & DOMESTIC CIGARS Smoking & Chewing Tobacco, -. GENUINE MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Etc., Etce., Ete. Ge Conntry and City ofders solicited and promptly attended to. Nevada, Feb. 4th, 1868. FOR SALE. ed has A FEW TONS OF CHOICE HAY FOR SALE. — feb4 SUTTON. PROPERTY FOR te THE HOUSE AND .LOT situated on Lost Hill, formerly known as the Pascoe property, is offered for sale at Mrearonable rates. The house is in ara order, contains.six rooms, and the lot is large, under good cultivation, and contains some 8) bearing fruit trees, of excellent varieties. Flew is free water om the promises @li the year round. For —— enquire at the honse, or = — flice. g GOLD BUCKLE Lost. HEAVY GOLD BUC BUCKLE, with a biack <R, pelt wra Has is a around it, Rogers’ Orchard, on aero Hill, on ‘Monday afternoon. Any one finding and leaving-it at Blasaut’s Brewery, will receive a reward of Five Dollars, and the thanks of the loser. feb5 J, NAP FRIGER, #. B, STONE, EMPIRE MARKET. P No. 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY, be de NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs. KEEP constants, on hand BEEF, PORK, MUTTON. ate undersi OF OUB OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, as Cheap as can be delivered here from San Francisco. A good supply of Dried Beef, Fresh Pork Sausage, & &€., always on *hand. All orders from the country carefally and promptly filled. mer Meats delivered in the city—free o charge. ; 020 “SPIRITUAL MEDICINE.” Spence’s Positive and Negative Powders. Por Sale by E. F. SPENCE. Nevada, Feb. Imh. NEVADA THEATRE J. W. ADAMS & CO.,..: Managers. st The Management take pleasure in informing the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have, at an enormous expense, effected an engagement with the beautiful and accomplished WEBB SISTERS, Who are now ying a most successful enment at re’s ra Hou San Feecteco. They will be pe aoe bi. we TALENTED AND EFFICIENT COMPANY Bridgeport eneeen: F $ Fe a —aND— ? Pree sabe DAGUEREEAN ANTISOT, And will a‘ Se iaaeniee ¢ THURSDAY G3" Every kind of Pho hs and AmbroxT EVENIN ypes taken in the best atyle of the Art. Seecons ag ences aa Jj na ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. FOR SALE. XCELSIOR CONSOLIDATED GOLD & TEAM AND LER EQSILVER MINING COMPANY, Loentice TS Se ‘M ENGINE sheen cago of of bchody., ? Meadow oes lake. Township. Nevada od with un Hoteles Gear, Pum og oe Ne “Hobe “hes set county, C ce is hereby given that constitutes a Komplete » Hoi that ata of the B Beard of Trustees of for incline or jendicalar Boe agg said Company, on the 3d day of February faa high seen at the mine 1s68, an assessment of one dollar share of . on on Deer Creek, alittle w bel w Nevada ci . se ea reese tae . oe ca — low Ka pane ay: Com: cola’ to the Berets ccretary Willi bp nbahag — gt ty Rag sa Any Stock which said assessment Te R A nae or FISH E x shall be da Sretead bettas MACHINI ike. be made before, will be sold March, . . Pefro, wil be aol ot the is on Har assessment, “ Sse Ww. BNDBAN, Steelers. . At Stiles? MU1,near tl par the Suspension Bridge. ALE KINDS OF OF MACHINERY ERY BUILT TO: Agent for arren nen Whi was lost on the:} CR :EAT BARGAINS. Sivele n— . TOBACCO CONSUMERS ; ° ' ‘Opposition to Imposition t” 77 LOWER RATES THAN SAN Ee FRANCISCO IMPORTATION PRICES, AND BETTER IN[a-DUCEMENTS THAN ANY EeHOUSE IN NEVADA CITY, _ —_ JULIUS GREER WAL, —AT THE OLD sTAND— BROAD STREET. os NEVADA CITY Continues to UNDERSELL — Any self-styled Importer in the County of Nevada, Ui Having better facilities for buying than any other firm in Nevada county, lam enabled to sell goods at fies Hamm: cisco jobbing prices, and 25 per eontless than any store in ee mountains. ¢2 Long experience and a thorough know! edge of business enables me to farnieh ens tomers with the very best brands of . CIGARS, TOBACCO and every other'arae _ticle in my line, lower than can be pur.—ehased at other houses in Nevada, thongh the latter be connected with New York and San Francisco houses. All consumers of “the weed, as well as dealers, in my line, are invited to call and examine for them-=selves. J. CREENWALD, BROAD STREBT. Nevada, Jan. 14th, 1868. ' Notice to County Customers t oo $8 MR. ZEKINDis no longer in my spectfully requested to send their orders and money diréct tome. I take this oceasion to return many thanks for past favors. J e J. GREENWALD. Nevada, Jan. 20th, 1868, jai BROOKLYN HOTEL, North-west corner of Bryant Place and Bush Street, and directly opposite the Cosmopolitan, SAN_ FRANCISCO. named Hotel, wishes to inform his many friends that he has erected under his supervision the aneve named . Heme, with all the coureniqncws tached, fitted up ina first claas atyle, entirely néw. The Honspeoniaine F 150 First Class Boome, and some FIFTY SUITES of Family Rooms, and hopes to obtain a liberal share of the patronage of the traveling public. JOHN KELLY, Juntos. pert Township, Nevada County, has ted himself at the Brooks, where he will be happy to meet his fri and the pabiie . in general, jo LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Victor Chevalier, Dealer in The Best of Liquors and Cigars, Tegnass anid by toe Ge 88 ORR, 3: ts—call and see me.”” Pioneer Wagon & Hlockaalil Shep Cor. Bsoad & Sacramento Sta, ; Ghenes Ay CHURCH, avep'r fall assortment OME Bie, WOOD AND TRON: WORK ren ane tn the notte and at short Ne well known proprietor of the-above ~ Corner Pine and Commercial Sts.—-NEVADA. . orWAGON STOCK, employ, customers outside of town are te. {.

aS ahaa a MR Tears oi a i Alta opposeg.the bill which provides _ forthe appropriation of the Foreign ~~"Miners’ license to the counties in which it is Collected. It is natural that San Francisco: shonld desire to bleed the “mining counties to the utmost extent, ‘wnd that an attempt should be made to gain for that city the entire wealth as well as the control of the State. The mining counties now pay a much larger part of State taxes in proportion to pop. ulation than San Francisco. Our property is assessed higher and county taxes are correspondingly lower for county _ ‘purposes. Mortgages have been taxed Ee oS in this county and they were not in San ’ Francisco. It is not just that the State should reap the benefit arising solely ‘ from local sources. The mining counties are overrun with Chinese miners who fill the jails and add largely to the _ expenses of criminal business. They ‘pay no taxes to meet these expenses ex~ @ept in the shape of foreign miners’ li: with debt. censes. They hold no property of any. éonsequence im the mining ‘counties, while in San Francisco they have a. large. amount of valuable real éatate, and heavy stocks of goods that pay tribute to that city. ‘ The foreign miners’ license-is purely «local tax and should be used for local purposes. It is admitted that in many of the mining counties property is decreasing in value and they are heavily incumbered: The Alta intimates that. re salaries and bad management. ~ This is untrue. There is not a county in the State which hassuffered so heayily from high salaries and corrupt management as San Francisco. There are other causes of decline inthe mining ~eounties which have been discussed at = dag th and need not be alluded to here. _ This is only another reason why the loeal taxes for these counties should not be appropiated to other localities which @re more flourishing than the mines. THE Chicago Tribune nominates petrien Francis Train for next President, and the walking Weston for Vice President, in support of which ticket it says: “Train says he has brains, and ‘we know that Weston has legs. Train is from the West; Weston is from the “East. sh ese ae abundant brass; . ovhereat Jéhneoh ia very wroth aiid (defeat the strategy of the political _ ghoes. _ Train never swore; Weston ‘Weston !—how euphonious a sound. oe. trians. Train can talk; Weston can ‘act. Train does not drink ; Weston can’t travel without whisky ‘in his yas astonished everybody by the vigor and originality of hisoaths. Train has Been abroad ; Weston has not. Train ‘wanask for Leafsteak in 17 languages ; Weston is not master of one form of ‘“gpeech. Train is fat > Weston is lean. The newspapers—see how they sparkle and glow with Train’s speeches and Weston’s deeds. With a copy of Train’s epigrams and Weston’s walking-shoves for a platform, what else is needed to atch the people's votes? Train and Langs and legs !” SuppEN DeatH at Grass VALLEY. Mrs. Thomas Hood was found dead in her bed, at. her residence in Grass Valley, about half past 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening. She appeared to have been dead for several hours and no marks of violence were found upon her person. It isthought that she choked to death while eating supper. ‘ Hoas.—A drove of about four hundred head of very fat hogs, from Chico, ‘and for Cashin, Kent & Co., of Nevada city, passed through Marysville on Wednesday as we learn from the Appeal. THE total receipts of the theatres, ~ melodeons, andAnatomical Museum of San ‘Francisco for 1867 were $490,826. Of this amount: the Metropolitan re‘ceived d $172,712 « and the Opera Bouse $153,876, 4 wus SeterensChnech.te gcon +4 be built at Newark, New Jersey, at a cost of $150,000. {ts Houses of Parliament: er Gant has out-flanked the politicians, Says maiy “anpretty” things. ~ The President tried to capture Grant When he“swung atound the circle,” and he tried to make a tool of him in the War Department, but in both cases he failed, and to-day Grant stands before the people as the man having the best prospect forthe Presidency. The tricks and traps of Johnson, und his tools in has proved himself as well qualified to tricksters as he is acknowledged to be for overthrowing their friends, the rebels, in the field. The only trouble is that Johnson thought to make a tool of Grant and failed—the whole cause of his attack upon the General. OvER 2,000,000 of acres ofJand in Mississippi, _one—-seyenth of all-in_the State, is advertised for sale under exect. tion: OrEcon.—The Union State Convention is called to meet.at Portland, on }. the 24th of March, to elect a candidate for Congress and Delegates‘to the Na=. tional Convention. ~Tre Montana Legislature has passed: a resolution asking Congress to appropriate $150,000 te improve the navigation of the upper Mississippi. Mr. BLANE states that the total ex— pense of the government this year will be two hundred and seyenty-five millions, being one hundred. millions less than last year, eel Josuua B, Smiru, a colored man, was recently initiated a mason in St. Andrew’s Lodge, Boston. The Comin the ‘history. of Masonry ‘in Massachusetts that a celored man‘has been admitted to white Masonic fellowship. ee A CHicaco paper says there was a lively time: when Weston. settled accounts with his partners. -Not unlikely. There was a good deal of money in somebody’s hands. The sale of photo= graphs, it is said, had amounted to $10,000 or $15,000 before the pedestrian had reached Buffalo. This amount itis rearonable to anppone, Was more than duplicated-afterward— A NINETY-FIVE dollar pearl was found in an oyster in Alexandria, Va., lately. CANADA, among other extravagances upon becoming a “Dominion,” paid a thousand dollars for two maces used i in A SAW-MILL and bucket factory, with a thousand acres of. well timbered land, eight miles from Tuscaloosa, Ala, was sold recently by the Sheriff for $1,201. has, by his researches, discovered that exceedingly large and rich beds of peat exist in various parts of the State, and also an immense gypsum bed near Fort Dodge. THE Black Crook-was-exhibited four . hundred and seventy-five nights at Niblo’s. THE bachelors of Virginia City recently gave a ball, and paid the fiddlers to the tune of $800. J. D. Peanopy, of Ohio, is the only brother of the millionaire. THE EHvaminer is out for Pendleton for President. DuRING the day the inhabitants near Fort Bridger, Colorado, skim the waters of the creek and obtain kerosene for the midnight lamp. DuRING the month of January the City nearly reachéd $2,000,000. county. } and horsemen is being built across the South Yuba river, at Jones’ Bar. This . } is on a direct line between Nevada and French Corral, and will be a great convenience to people in the lower. part of ‘roek good throughout. pastor. Dr. WuiITE;the Iowa State Geologist, :: movement of real estate in the Bay Gov. Haight has appointed E. W. Maslin, a Notary Public for Nevada New Briper.—A bridge for footmen ‘Wada Light Guatd is 6fdered out for parade and drill, on Séturday, the 22dof February, as will be seen by ah advertisement in to-day’s paper. On ‘the held at the Armory, when instruction in the new tactics recently adopted bythe War Department, and recommended by General Grant -will be given.— All members of the Company are ex. pected to Be ‘present on that occasion. In-the manuel of arms, the movements, with the exception of loading and fixing bayonets are the same. The Company movements are entirely different in ev— ery respect. Four men constitute the unif.in all movements instead of two as under the old tactics. Tue Prrrssurc Mixe.—The rock taken from the Pittsburg still continues as rich as ever.on both ends of the lead and find the Some beautiful specimens from the mine may be seen in the cabinet at the National Excliange Hotel.Scuoo. Reeisters.—The County Superintendent of Schools has received be obtained by teachers or trustees in need of them. THE contest for a seat inthe Assem— bly in Placer county has been decided in favor of C. A. Tuttle. PREACHING SunDAY.—Divine servivices will beheld in the Methodist Church Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours. Rev. C. H. Northup, Rev. Mr. Fraser. will preach in the Congregational Church at the usual . hours of public worship, morning and evening. Preaching at the Baptist Church today, at 11 a. M. and? P. M. Rev. Mr Wirth, pastor. There will be Mass held at the Catholic ‘Church; on Sunday morning at 10 . o'clock. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. ae February 14, 1868. C Bowles San Francis 8 Thomas Grass Valle AS Morrie Yreka J Quick do J Bonner Marysville Jas Quick do H Cornelius Chips FlatJ Mason : do A Kitchen Carlise J Henderson do

T P Crandall Eureka Mrs Bee do H R Kimball Timbuct J C Garbe: Nevada J F Stanley Red Dog J Taylor do P Goods od Hunte! H T Oke do J Dezclt & w Smartsvi TW McIntire do Miss 5-0 Piper do _._F Hanson — de H A Ashburn Scott Fl G E Turner do T Thomas Relief Hill 8D Merchant do Jd A Calbick Gregor m J Clark do Nevada Light Guard—Attention ! YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO meet at the Armory,on _ ; SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22nd, (Washington's Birthday, ] At 100 peng as M., IN FULL UNIFORM, for Parade and Drill. =~ Every . anther is expected to be on hand. . A. LANCASTER, By order, Capt. Commanding. J. F. Carr, 9. 8. N. B.—All members ar are requested to be on hand on the evening of the 2let. for drill. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL COMPANY. diac THE. STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL Cu: —Notice is pre ven that the Annual Meeting of the stockhe ders of said Com for the election of Trustees; and other o sod of the Compauy will be held.at the office of J. I. Caldwell, in Nevada city, Nevada county, on Monday, the 2d day of March, 1868, at 2 o'clock P. am. of ef GEO, KIDD, President: febi2 eet ‘CALDWELL. Secretary. CH. FERRAND, . PHOTOWGRAPHIC Wasurneron’s BrrTHpAy.—The Neevening of the 2ist, a meeting will be [~~~ ~The have new opened } a-supply of school registera which may . . Hams, Bacon, Lard, &c. &. . OPFERS FOR odes AT THE LoweEsT PRICES, Watches, ‘Cleski, = S inoon A "= ger saa Ee Silver Ware, Spectactes, Nevada, February 11th. NEW CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT. jew UNDERSIGNED who has for several ears been in the employ of J.Greenwald, has how established himeelf in business + NATIONAL F XCHANGE HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, Where can always be found at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL a large assortment of HAVANA & DOMESTIC CIGARS Smoking & Chewing Tobacco, -. GENUINE MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Etc., Etce., Ete. Ge Conntry and City ofders solicited and promptly attended to. Nevada, Feb. 4th, 1868. FOR SALE. ed has A FEW TONS OF CHOICE HAY FOR SALE. — feb4 SUTTON. PROPERTY FOR te THE HOUSE AND .LOT situated on Lost Hill, formerly known as the Pascoe property, is offered for sale at Mrearonable rates. The house is in ara order, contains.six rooms, and the lot is large, under good cultivation, and contains some 8) bearing fruit trees, of excellent varieties. Flew is free water om the promises @li the year round.. For —— enquire at the honse, or = — flice. g GOLD BUCKLE Lost. HEAVY GOLD BUC BUCKLE, with a biack <R, pelt wra Has is a around it, Rogers’ Orchard, on aero Hill, on ‘Monday afternoon. Any one finding and leaving-it at Blasaut’s Brewery, will receive a reward of Five Dollars, and the thanks of the loser. feb5 J, NAP FRIGER, #. B, STONE, EMPIRE MARKET. P No. 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY, be de NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs. KEEP constants, on hand BEEF, PORK, MUTTON. ate undersi OF OUB OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, as Cheap as can be delivered here from San Francisco. A good supply of Dried Beef, Fresh Pork Sausage, & &€., always on *hand. All orders from the country carefally and promptly filled. mer Meats delivered in the city—free o charge. ; 020 “SPIRITUAL MEDICINE.” Spence’s Positive and Negative Powders. Por Sale by E. F. SPENCE. Nevada, Feb. Imh. NEVADA THEATRE J. W. ADAMS & CO..,...: Managers. st The Management take pleasure in informing the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have, at an enormous expense, effected an engagement with the beautiful and accomplished WEBB SISTERS, Who are now ying a most successful enment at re’s ra Hou San Feecteco. They will be pe aoe bi. we TALENTED AND EFFICIENT COMPANY Bridgeport eneeen: F $ Fe a —aND— ? Pree sabe DAGUEREEAN ANTISOT, And will a‘ Se iaaeniee ¢ THURSDAY G3" Every kind of Pho hs and AmbroxT EVENIN ypes taken in the best atyle of the Art. Seecons ag ences aa Jj na ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. FOR SALE. XCELSIOR CONSOLIDATED GOLD & TEAM AND LER EQSILVER MINING COMPANY, Loentice TS Se ‘M ENGINE sheen cago of of bchody., ? Meadow oes lake. Township. Nevada od with un Hoteles Gear, Pum og oe Ne “Hobe “hes set county, C ce is hereby given that constitutes a Komplete » Hoi that ata of the B Beard of Trustees of for incline or jendicalar Boe agg said Company, on the 3d day of February faa high seen at the mine 1s68, an assessment of one dollar share of . on on Deer Creek, alittle w bel w Nevada ci . se ea reese tae . oe ca — low Ka pane ay: Com: cola’ to the Berets ccretary Willi bp nbahag — gt ty Rag sa Any Stock which said assessment Te R A nae or FISH E x shall be da Sretead bettas MACHINI ike. be made before, will be sold March, . . Pefro, wil be aol ot the is on Har assessment, “ Sse Ww. BNDBAN, Steelers. . At Stiles? MU1,near tl par the Suspension Bridge. ALE KINDS OF OF MACHINERY ERY BUILT TO: Agent for arren nen Whi was lost on the:} CR :EAT BARGAINS. Sivele n— . TOBACCO CONSUMERS ; ° ' ‘Opposition to Imposition t” 77 LOWER RATES THAN SAN Ee FRANCISCO IMPORTATION PRICES, AND BETTER IN[a-DUCEMENTS THAN ANY EeHOUSE IN NEVADA CITY, _ —_ JULIUS GREER WAL, —AT THE OLD sTAND— BROAD STREET. os NEVADA CITY Continues to UNDERSELL — Any self-styled Importer in the County of Nevada, Ui Having better facilities for buying than any other firm in Nevada county, lam enabled to sell goods at fies Hamm: cisco jobbing prices, and 25 per eontless than any store in ee mountains. ¢2 Long experience and a thorough know! edge of business enables me to farnieh ens tomers with the very best brands of . CIGARS, TOBACCO and every other'arae _ticle in my line, lower than can be pur.—ehased at other houses in Nevada, thongh the latter be connected with New York and San Francisco houses. All consumers of “the weed, as well as dealers, in my line, are invited to call and examine for them-=selves. J. CREENWALD, BROAD STREBT. Nevada, Jan. 14th, 1868. ' Notice to County Customers t oo $8 MR. ZEKINDis no longer in my spectfully requested to send their orders and money diréct tome. I take this oceasion to return many thanks for past favors. J e J. GREENWALD. Nevada, Jan. 20th, 1868, jai BROOKLYN HOTEL, North-west corner of Bryant Place and Bush Street, and directly opposite the Cosmopolitan, SAN_ FRANCISCO. named Hotel, wishes to inform his many friends that he has erected under his supervision the aneve named . Heme, with all the coureniqncws tached, fitted up ina first claas atyle, entirely néw. The Honspeoniaine F 150 First Class Boome, and some FIFTY SUITES of Family Rooms, and hopes to obtain a liberal share of the patronage of the traveling public. JOHN KELLY, Juntos. pert Township, Nevada County, has ted himself at the Brooks, where he will be happy to meet his fri and the pabiie . in general, jo LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Victor Chevalier, Dealer in The Best of Liquors and Cigars, Tegnass anid by toe Ge 88 ORR, 3: ts—call and see me.”” Pioneer Wagon & Hlockaalil Shep Cor. Bsoad & Sacramento Sta, ; Ghenes Ay CHURCH, avep'r fall assortment OME Bie, WOOD AND TRON: WORK ren ane tn the notte and at short Ne well known proprietor of the-above ~ Corner Pine and Commercial Sts.—-NEVADA. . orWAGON STOCK, employ, customers outside of town are te.. {.