February 18, 1869 (4 pages)

* The . Daily Transcript, ‘Tae EXPENDITURES oF Last YEAR: The Sacramento Reporter says upon s, i, oe fe vk Mba. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. © this point: THURSDAY, FEB. 158, 1869. The Reporter charged the.Republican party with being responsible. for the ‘great increase’ of the national debt 2 ‘GENERAL GRANT'S Last.—Genera eet st ny me tt em heme ee Norm -— 6 Be a Peer. . Grant’s speech upon receiving the offiJohmson's-adininistration: cial announcement-of his election, —a _ synopsis of which we gave yesterday during a time of profound peace. ‘The es pe Tr = + ~ ~~ be Nevada TRANSCRIPT ascribed it to Mr. We—eoinci¥¥-0-—¢ r if fe, \ OP ep ee ey ‘Ta TRANSCRIPT again recurs to the article in the San Francisco 7imes of the 9th instant, which was replied to in the National of the 11th, concerning mining towns, their homes, etc. it gives the Zimes some heavy blows, which that inflate, cowardly sheet dares ‘not repurn,— National. ) The dumbiféss of the Times is only -ded, and-still held the Republican party. responsible. The TRANSCRIPT ask >. Tf we would “seriously argue that C 2 of the nation. “time for official announcement comes.* In other words the verdict is signed proper: time. fairs. the army, though he had hundreds was never~yet-mistaken in his judg ment of any one of them. hand, and find a hearty response ~has-completely nonplussed the politientire course since his election , has shown that he appreciates thedignity and importance-of the high office to which he has been ‘called, and is determined to administer it for the good, The first rebuff ofthe manipulators was the announcement ‘that letters of application for office stood no chance of reaching the Presi-; dent elect, but were qiietly stowed away out of reach.’ The next is his -“gpeech to which we allude above whére he says “that he has determined upon: . his Cabinet, has not told even his individual advisers, and. will not until the sealed and will be delivered at the This strategy shows Grant to be as thorough a judge of} ‘politicians as he is of military afHe has quieted those who were engineering the claims of friends, and cut off entirely the probability of those urging changes in the Cabinet.— That his Cabinet will be selected from the very best men of the nation we gre justitied in believing from the fact that ’ Grant in selecting his subordinates in In_ his “speech he again renews his pledges of “yetrenchnient-and his determination to spare neither friend nor foe whenever either is<found to be engaged in the attempt to defraud the government.— The speech shows that Grant never wants for good, solid;gubstantial words to express himself whemhe is expected to speak,and he never speaks but his utterances go directly to the subject in sae is the personification of owlish dignity. having selected-Judas_as_his disciple, NOTICE, < . DR. THORNTON, Sember of the Royal College of Surgeons ‘of LONDON, OCULIST AND AURIST, ecnetsesi ORMERLY Resident Surgeon to St. Marks FN i Opthalmiv Hospital and Surgeon to the j ‘or Dineuses._ot.W.oOF THEE 3 . “Washington School Building. i 4 day fa 3 Ee equaled by its pretent todignity. It “THERE aré two mills in California, that—munufacture—blastingand_other cians and wire pullers, and struck the . “#6 —respensible-—-for—his—betrayal_and “SNe CHORE TN TE a-heart: His acts subsequent thereto,” The case is right chord’in the pubic heart. Christ selected his” not analagous, apostles forthe purpose of preaching the gospel according to his dictates.and express commandment. The cases are precisely the same.— Parties differ as to what the principles ef government aré, and these differences are embodied in. party platforms. The candidate having pledged himself to carry out theparty platform is. in honor bound to do so. ‘This is exactly where Mr. Johnson’ proved faithless, ‘and where he became a traitor to his party and was received with open arms by the Democracy. An. examination of the statistiés. will show that Con-. gress is not responsible for the increase of expenditure. During the past year, the issue of bonds toTailroads, the pur-_ chase of Alaska, the Indian wars and the establishment and extension of mail facilities in the South have been the extraordinary expenditures which have caused the increase of the debt, and besides this; Mr. Johnson.imposed upon the country a set of corrupt and fuithless Officers, who were willing to become his tools, and he protected such in their corrupt practices. We are confident these evils will be removed , . after the itiauguration of Grant, and that every officer of the government being Republican, we will. find a decrease of expenditures and also of the public debt, Time will tell_ whether our faith is well founded or not. . _ News Irems.—The United States Supreme Court has decided that both coin and. greenbacks are legal tender, but that epecific contracts to pay in coin cannot be satisfiedin greenbacks. A constitutional amendment bas been proposed prohibiting government subsidies while the national debt exceeds . ~ . the people. We firmly believe that half a million of dollars. under his administration the nation _ will enter upon the noonday of its glory, and that the abuses and evils which have marked the administration of Johnson will be eradicated. Tha Grant will faithfully redeem his pledges we-are satisfied from his whole course thus far.He has never said the same thing twice in theasame way, and has never made a promise or a pledge tha he has not fulfilled. policy dent, A FRENCH journal says it sees no objections to the granting of civil-and political rights to women, if in the same constitution that authorizes such tights, shall. be limited to a military service of eight years only, viz: from the age of eighteen to that of twentyfive, during which period they shall be prohibited from marriage. S THE Democracy of New York are in a sharp fight. metaud resolved that they will “cu loose from Sheriff O’Brien and hi thieves,” and in chaste Democratic language they call upon the judges to “give the thieves h—1.” Sheriff O’Brica swears.that he will not hang the mur ' derer of. policgman Smedak,: butwill suffer impeachment first, and then ap peal to his constituents. Siok ont ceded { A NEW cow d.sease in Massachu setts loosens the hide from and inflates it like.a bladder. errr Two hundred thousand. calendar will help to advertise the Hartiord In surance Compaty this year, It is therefore simply ridiculous to talk about the probabilities of Grant either forgetting his promises or failing to carry out the shadowed forth in the platform upon which he was elected PresiThe Democracy have the animal Thre Columbian treaty concedes to the United States, says the Union, the right of waySand use of a canal across the Isthmus fot\gne hundred years, witha grant of six “miles of Jand on each side. “I'en per cent ef the net proceeds from tolls is to be paid to Columbia until the work is paid for and twenty-five per cent, afterward.” ItNg to be open to all nations in time of peace, but closed to beiligerents in time of war. ‘The United States Congress is to control its management and rates of tolls. The cost is reckoned at $100,000,000, and fifteen years are allowed to complete it. t t cation of Reverdy Johnson’s Alabama treaty. Spain is sending more troops to Cuba. The Nevada Legislature talks of appropriating $100,000 to build a capitol at Carson. Dailes lost $38,000 by fire on the 10th inst. Governor, Blasdel talks of. resigning in consequence of a disagreement between himself and the Legislature in regard to the Legislative Fund Bill. : 8 NATURALIZATION.—In one of the San Francisco trials for fraud in election,the point has been raised “that the laws of the United States require the certificate -. of naturalization to be a copy of the proceedings of the Court, issuing and. that the it, which the party wus charged with forging is no such certificate, and therefore he should be discharyed.” document If this position is sustained it is doubttul if ajegal vaturalization has been had since 1861 in the State. ys 8 makes and exports more urniture than any cther city in the Boston sae country wie ad x ‘ Bs > a "> ae aa lig Oregon 4 Typ ke mcrae: 00 different Ky ¥ ofcloths WISCONSTN OF geet is HOT pparTy 5° sand produce ey pee ADDU. . Spelled, Oolsconsggg, cans Seer fathering THERE. are OROU0 piaces of Worshi ‘in this country, but not 100 persons, ou an average, are found-in each on the Sabbath, ot the Waters,” A POOR Taiky ju ew Haven was found the other-day dining on boiled dog. So Nota single Senator favors the ratifiand the othér-inMarin. Ih the past year the, Santa Craz mill produced 83,881 kegs'and 969 packages—and the Marin mill! 20,000 kegs. The former mill has a capatity of 10,000 kegs per montli. mills is nearly Half a million dollars SENATOR Ross i$ Out in a strong letter in favor of the movement to again submit to the people of Katsas the question of so amending the Constitution of that State that negroes may vote’on_the same terms and conditions vas the lighter colored and more favored citizens. : THIEVES lately stole the carpet from fa rural church near Cincinnati, and when it was newly carpeted brought back the old and stole the new one, — Iowa will have 2,000 miles of road in 1869. rail— A QUARREL has spoiled the French North Pole expedition. ACONDEMNED murderer, at Cleveland, Olio, has written, asking the prayers of the church. = TEAR HED, In this city, February 17, 1869, by J. C. Palmer, J. P., Edward James to Boobie; ail of Grass Valley. : The as employed in both . Mary Jane . Weltington—biepensary—fer menand Children: DR, THOKN'TON -rrencent-and—cure-of Diseares An Se ANTEK to tell pahaving recently arrived in . . “FP the State is prepared to-pluce his .great expeof the E\ and EAR. at the disposal of per-. ” J goms-suftering (POM SCN cee ne ee early application is recommended when eS ee 2, Entertainment at the inaeiae ——New School Building, — ae phen She D NEVAI LOC _APPORTI Funp.—£h tionment o! tients, at first visit the whether a cure can be effected — or not, & If the case is favorable he will undertake to effict a cure ifrequired. _ Office at DK. Da VIS’ Eureka Drug Store. £16 GRASS VALLEY. er Te AMERICA INSURANCE cOMPARY, OF NEW YORK. S, B. DAVENPORT, " AGENT. 9 ne Kk DIED. b -ceams In Sacramento, February 13th, 1869, Fred erick, son of Robert and_ Elizabeth D. Watt, aged one year and fifteen days. COOD NEWS! ee” ATTENTION ONE AND ALL. ad Everybody Rejoicing At the Low Price of Dry Goods! ‘ ” AT ° J. & S. ROSENTHAL’S. E would inform the public of Nevada and vicinity that we will sell our ertire stock ing LOW PRICES, Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Furs, Ol] Cloths, Carpets, And a great many other articles too numerous toypeution, but usually kept-in—afirst class Dry Goads store, 20 per cent, cheaper than ever! Now is the-time for BARGAINS ! ee Give us acall and you will be convinced that the Cheapest and best Dry MAY Goods aré to be fohud at ~ £17 J. &8., RQSENTHAL'S. \UMMONS.—State of Calitorni#County of ) Nevada. In District Court of the Four: teenth Judicial District: of said State /lhe People of the State of California, to Jokn Evans, (and George Palentag, aud John Doe Palentag, made cue defendants herein that their rights may be determined.) det'ts, Greeting. You are hereby summoned to appear and answer to the complaint of Peter Erickson, plaintiff, within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you in this county, and within twenty days if served on you in this District avd out of this county, and within forty daysif served on you in the State and out of this District, in an action commenced on the 15th day of July, A. D.1567, in said Court, to obtain a decree of this « ourt for the Foreclosure of a certain Mortyage, bearing date the 25th day of april, A. D 1363, erctaial by John bvans, and for the sale of the premises-therein, and in said complaint particularly mentioued and described, and the application of the moneys arising from euch sale to the payment of the amount due oua certain promissory note sel forth in said complaint, made and delivered to Peter Erickson, bearing even date with said Mortgage and thereby ‘intendea to be seeured, to -wit:+The sus ef 500-00 with interest thereon from the %5th day of April, A, D, 1863, at the rate of two ‘per cent. per month tilt paid: and u any deficieucy shall remain alter app!yivg all of said moueys, properly-o applicable thereto then that plaintift may have. exec. tiou therefor avainst fe said defendant. John Evans. al-o that said defendant andall apd every person claiming through or under delendant subsequently tu the date of plaintiff's. mortgage and thecommencement of this action, may be barred and toreclored of all right, ciaim, lien aud equity of redemption ‘in and to the said Mourtyaged premises; ur any part thereof, and tor such uther and further relief, or both, in the premises as may be just andequitabie And y u are hereby notitied that it you fail.to answer aid complaint as herésn direcied, plaintiff will’ take iidyment against you therelor by default, together with all costs of snit,2ind also demand uf the Court such other reliel as is pray ed tur in plaintiff s said Complaint. oe ah \ iu testimony whereof, 1, GK. Far) Far Clerk: of the District! Court aloresaid, .¢ hereunty set my hand aud linpress the > at Of said Court, at oftice. in wave -uda city, (his 24 h day of dune. A.D. 1269, a GK FAKQUI kK, Cierk, — lvev. Stump By donu Abbey, Lepuly By order of the Hon. \T. 8, McFarland, wade seal tu make room tor Spring Goods, at astonish: L) b Cay G HASTINGS & CO. ‘27 CHANGE. <4 a . oe Wholesale and Retail! -—o— Superior. Goods. Reduced Rates. a C. C. HASTINGS & CO, Succesgors to Heuston, Hastings & Co. SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK. TTENTION to the friends of the old firm, and the public at large that their present busiuess arrangements are such that they are phab.ed. to vutter the best and most stylish goods on the Pacific Ceast at agreat reduction Irom jormer prices, ; @ At Wholesale, ie The. attention of the merchants, throughout the Patific Coast, is called to the fact that we are now prepared to fill their orders with superior Goodsig Strictly Custom-made Clothing, ‘Suits, Gloves, . siery, and Fura ing Goods, Trunks, Traveling Bags, and Walises, In lots to suit at regular who esa e rates. Clothing to Order. ¢ Made either in New York or San Francisco, under the supervision of the best cutters in America, Directions for Measurement Sent to any address upon application, and goods forwarded by Express on receipt of orders. Satisfaction guaranteed. ° . Successors to Heuston, Hastings & Co. THE. FASHIONABLE.CLOTHIERS, ‘NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO. + Atturney and Counselor at Law, the 3.1 day oi February, 1869 * pW. Koverts, Ats for PUT, {17 wey” OPFICE— ea Exact nature oftheir case Prk i ee ieee ioe aie rae . MONDAY EVES, February 224-3 ae : For the purpose of Raising Funds to pay off the Debt and Furnish the School House.The Large and Commodious Assembly Halk will be devoted to Daricing. This is the lar. gest Hall in Nevada County, Excellent: Music hasbeen engaged. The High and Grammar ‘School Roems will be se. avart entirely for entertainments for those who do not dance. A splendid Supper will be furnished at ench hours as the guests desire. The object of the Msnagers, will be, at the Dedicat on of the Building, to give an opportunity for-all citizens to contribute something towards relieving it from debt: and at. the same time make the Entertainment so diversified that ull may énjoy it. vs Floor Managers. W. F. Evens, . Gv. Schmidtburg. H. H. Haskins, ‘ A. A. Mulivy. : J. E. Browu. Tickets, ancluding Supper, $3 FIRE BOY'S SALOON, Cc. tT. CANFIELD, Proprietor: Successor to G. vy. Schmittburg. Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Lager Beer, by the Gallon, ps or Glase. Walx in Gentle men, and take a drink. : jig / CONSUMERS: READ THIS . T, SHURTLEFF. A. H. IRISH. SHURTLEFF & IRISH, ; DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, TINWARE,~. CROCKERY, &C, &C., &C No, 37 COMMERCIAL STREET, Nevada City. ry AVING RECENTLY ADDED TO OUR STOCK A Large Lot ef TINW ARE, HARDWARE, ‘AND CROCKBERY, And also a Large Stock —OF— NEW CROCERIES ! hE ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY CONSUMERS WITH ALL GOODS IN SQUR LINE ON MOST we REASONABLE TERMS, _&? ~~ \ The old customers-of Baldwin & ‘Shurtleff and all othe who desiré easing ea * GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, » ‘ We have just received with our NEW GROCERIES, A SUPERIOR LOT OF, he” GENUINE _#3 JAVA & MOCHA COFFEE kinds from the celebrated Boston Bakery. California and Eastern Cheese, of the finest brands, and a general assortment of Goods for the larder, . Corner ot Broad & Pine Strects, Nevada+ {All Goods delivered free within a reasonable distance. jn 4, + BROAD STREBT iistessess NEVADA CHY—@ . Are invited to call and see os sy ~ >] A Large Stock of Crackers of diferent=~ by BMP ent, to the ~~ show the i ihrary fun: umn-is to b Altamont, Allison Rat Birch ville, Blue Tent, ‘Chalk. Blut Clear Creek . Cherokee, Columbia ' Forest Spri French Cor Grass Vall Grani‘evill Indian Spr Kentucky . Little Yer! Lime Kiln Lake City, Mooney Fl Moore’s Fl. Nevada, North San North Blox North 8ta Oakland, Omega, Pleasant \ : Quaker.Hi Rough & J Relief Hil Spencevill Sweetland Selby, Truckee, Washinet Willow V: Union Hil THis formed by formerly “eo. He i and his cl ‘by Cole}, make no . say for M will conse ties of the ment will political the oppos ing qualit No truer coast. THE R through f; the first Moore’s opened as English ¢ their reg runs reg “on time. credit fo ‘have bat their pre ' nections Music. musician young m sing sev party ¢ Walter ! ters of which al the mus that the cluded i COMPI knowled to a com the Eur Temper 25th of will be} their fr grand t SomME Lorisfg its nost Ao has cav ~ pain, b Br, Hw sy Cc wr pegple grand ~Tracke conseq. witnes: case Vv " @’glock

* The . Daily Transcript, ‘Tae EXPENDITURES oF Last YEAR: The Sacramento Reporter says upon s, i, oe fe vk Mba. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. © this point: THURSDAY, FEB. 158, 1869. The Reporter charged the.Republican party with being responsible. for the ‘great increase’ of the national debt 2 ‘GENERAL GRANT'S Last.—Genera eet st ny me tt em heme ee Norm -— 6 Be a Peer. . Grant’s speech upon receiving the offiJohmson's-adininistration: cial announcement-of his election, —a _ synopsis of which we gave yesterday during a time of profound peace. ‘The es pe Tr = + ~ ~~ be Nevada TRANSCRIPT ascribed it to Mr. We—eoinci¥¥-0-—¢ r if fe, \ OP ep ee ey ‘Ta TRANSCRIPT again recurs to the article in the San Francisco 7imes of the 9th instant, which was replied to in the National of the 11th, concerning mining towns, their homes, etc. it gives the Zimes some heavy blows, which that inflate, cowardly sheet dares ‘not repurn,— National. ) The dumbiféss of the Times is only -ded, and-still held the Republican party. responsible. The TRANSCRIPT ask >. Tf we would “seriously argue that C 2 of the nation. “time for official announcement comes.* In other words the verdict is signed proper: time. fairs. the army, though he had hundreds was never~yet-mistaken in his judg ment of any one of them. hand, and find a hearty response ~has-completely nonplussed the politientire course since his election , has shown that he appreciates thedignity and importance-of the high office to which he has been ‘called, and is determined to administer it for the good, The first rebuff ofthe manipulators was the announcement ‘that letters of application for office stood no chance of reaching the Presi-; dent elect, but were qiietly stowed away out of reach.’ The next is his -“gpeech to which we allude above whére he says “that he has determined upon: . his Cabinet, has not told even his individual advisers, and. will not until the sealed and will be delivered at the This strategy shows Grant to be as thorough a judge of} ‘politicians as he is of military afHe has quieted those who were engineering the claims of friends, and cut off entirely the probability of those urging changes in the Cabinet.— That his Cabinet will be selected from the very best men of the nation we gre justitied in believing from the fact that ’ Grant in selecting his subordinates in In_ his “speech he again renews his pledges of “yetrenchnient-and his determination to spare neither friend nor foe whenever either is<found to be engaged in the attempt to defraud the government.— The speech shows that Grant never wants for good, solid;gubstantial words to express himself whemhe is expected to speak,and he never speaks but his utterances go directly to the subject in sae is the personification of owlish dignity. having selected-Judas_as_his disciple, NOTICE, < . DR. THORNTON, Sember of the Royal College of Surgeons ‘of LONDON, OCULIST AND AURIST, ecnetsesi ORMERLY Resident Surgeon to St. Marks FN i Opthalmiv Hospital and Surgeon to the j ‘or Dineuses._ot.W.oOF THEE 3 . “Washington School Building. i 4 day fa 3 Ee equaled by its pretent todignity. It “THERE aré two mills in California, that—munufacture—blastingand_other cians and wire pullers, and struck the . “#6 —respensible-—-for—his—betrayal_and “SNe CHORE TN TE a-heart: His acts subsequent thereto,” The case is right chord’in the pubic heart. Christ selected his” not analagous, apostles forthe purpose of preaching the gospel according to his dictates.and express commandment. The cases are precisely the same.— Parties differ as to what the principles ef government aré, and these differences are embodied in. party platforms. The candidate having pledged himself to carry out theparty platform is. in honor bound to do so. ‘This is exactly where Mr. Johnson’ proved faithless, ‘and where he became a traitor to his party and was received with open arms by the Democracy. An. examination of the statistiés. will show that Con-. gress is not responsible for the increase of expenditure. During the past year, the issue of bonds toTailroads, the pur-_ chase of Alaska, the Indian wars and the establishment and extension of mail facilities in the South have been the extraordinary expenditures which have caused the increase of the debt, and besides this; Mr. Johnson.imposed upon the country a set of corrupt and fuithless Officers, who were willing to become his tools, and he protected such in their corrupt practices. We are confident these evils will be removed , . after the itiauguration of Grant, and that every officer of the government being Republican, we will. find a decrease of expenditures and also of the public debt, Time will tell_ whether our faith is well founded or not.. . _ News Irems.—The United States Supreme Court has decided that both coin and. greenbacks are legal tender, but that epecific contracts to pay in coin cannot be satisfiedin greenbacks. A constitutional amendment bas been proposed prohibiting government subsidies while the national debt exceeds . ~ . the people. We firmly believe that half a million of dollars. under his administration the nation _ will enter upon the noonday of its glory, and that the abuses and evils which have marked the administration of Johnson will be eradicated. Tha Grant will faithfully redeem his pledges we-are satisfied from his whole course thus far.He has never said the same thing twice in theasame way, and has never made a promise or a pledge tha he has not fulfilled. policy dent, A FRENCH journal says it sees no objections to the granting of civil-and political rights to women, if in the same constitution that authorizes such tights, shall. be limited to a military service of eight years only, viz: from the age of eighteen to that of twentyfive, during which period they shall be prohibited from marriage. S THE Democracy of New York are in a sharp fight. metaud resolved that they will “cu loose from Sheriff O’Brien and hi thieves,” and in chaste Democratic language they call upon the judges to “give the thieves h—1.” Sheriff O’Brica swears.that he will not hang the mur ' derer of. policgman Smedak,: butwill suffer impeachment first, and then ap peal to his constituents. Siok ont ceded { A NEW cow d.sease in Massachu setts loosens the hide from and inflates it like.a bladder. errr Two hundred thousand. calendar will help to advertise the Hartiord In surance Compaty this year, It is therefore simply ridiculous to talk about the probabilities of Grant either forgetting his promises or failing to carry out the shadowed forth in the platform upon which he was elected PresiThe Democracy have the animal Thre Columbian treaty concedes to the United States, says the Union, the right of waySand use of a canal across the Isthmus fot\gne hundred years, witha grant of six “miles of Jand on each side. “I'en per cent ef the net proceeds from tolls is to be paid to Columbia until the work is paid for and twenty-five per cent, afterward.” ItNg to be open to all nations in time of peace, but closed to beiligerents in time of war. ‘The United States Congress is to control its management and rates of tolls. The cost is reckoned at $100,000,000, and fifteen years are allowed to complete it. t t cation of Reverdy Johnson’s Alabama treaty. Spain is sending more troops to Cuba. The Nevada Legislature talks of appropriating $100,000 to build a capitol at Carson. Dailes lost $38,000 by fire on the 10th inst. Governor, Blasdel talks of. resigning in consequence of a disagreement between himself and the Legislature in regard to the Legislative Fund Bill. : 8 NATURALIZATION.—In one of the San Francisco trials for fraud in election,the point has been raised “that the laws of the United States require the certificate -. of naturalization to be a copy of the proceedings of the Court, issuing and. that the it, which the party wus charged with forging is no such certificate, and therefore he should be discharyed.” document If this position is sustained it is doubttul if ajegal vaturalization has been had since 1861 in the State. ys 8 makes and exports more urniture than any cther city in the Boston sae country wie ad x ‘ Bs > a "> ae aa lig Oregon 4 Typ ke mcrae: 00 different Ky ¥ ofcloths WISCONSTN OF geet is HOT pparTy 5° sand produce ey pee ADDU. . Spelled, Oolsconsggg, cans Seer fathering THERE. are OROU0 piaces of Worshi ‘in this country, but not 100 persons, ou an average, are found-in each on the Sabbath, ot the Waters,” A POOR Taiky ju ew Haven was found the other-day dining on boiled dog. So Nota single Senator favors the ratifiand the othér-inMarin. Ih the past year the, Santa Craz mill produced 83,881 kegs'and 969 packages—and the Marin mill! 20,000 kegs. The former mill has a capatity of 10,000 kegs per montli. mills is nearly Half a million dollars SENATOR Ross i$ Out in a strong letter in favor of the movement to again submit to the people of Katsas the question of so amending the Constitution of that State that negroes may vote’on_the same terms and conditions vas the lighter colored and more favored citizens.. : THIEVES lately stole the carpet from fa rural church near Cincinnati, and when it was newly carpeted brought back the old and stole the new one, — Iowa will have 2,000 miles of road in 1869. rail— A QUARREL has spoiled the French North Pole expedition. ACONDEMNED murderer, at Cleveland, Olio, has written, asking the prayers of the church. = TEAR HED, In this city, February 17, 1869, by J. C. Palmer, J. P., Edward James to Boobie; ail of Grass Valley. : The as employed in both . Mary Jane . Weltington—biepensary—fer menand Children: DR, THOKN'TON -rrencent-and—cure-of Diseares An Se ANTEK to tell pahaving recently arrived in . . “FP the State is prepared to-pluce his .great expeof the E\ and EAR. at the disposal of per-. ” J goms-suftering (POM SCN cee ne ee early application is recommended when eS ee 2, Entertainment at the inaeiae ——New School Building, — ae phen She D NEVAI LOC _APPORTI Funp.—£h tionment o! tients, at first visit the whether a cure can be effected — or not, & If the case is favorable he will undertake to effict a cure ifrequired. _ Office at DK. Da VIS’ Eureka Drug Store. £16 GRASS VALLEY. er Te AMERICA INSURANCE cOMPARY, OF NEW YORK. S, B. DAVENPORT, " AGENT.

9 ne Kk DIED. b -ceams In Sacramento, February 13th, 1869, Fred erick, son of Robert and_ Elizabeth D. Watt, aged one year and fifteen days. COOD NEWS! ee” ATTENTION ONE AND ALL. ad Everybody Rejoicing At the Low Price of Dry Goods! ‘ ” AT ° J. & S. ROSENTHAL’S. E would inform the public of Nevada and vicinity that we will sell our ertire stock ing LOW PRICES, Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Furs, Ol] Cloths, Carpets, And a great many other articles too numerous toypeution, but usually kept-in—afirst class Dry Goads store, 20 per cent, cheaper than ever! Now is the-time for BARGAINS ! ee Give us acall and you will be convinced that the Cheapest and best Dry MAY Goods aré to be fohud at ~ £17 J. &8., RQSENTHAL'S. \UMMONS.—State of Calitorni#County of ) Nevada. In District Court of the Four: teenth Judicial District: of said State /lhe People of the State of California, to Jokn Evans, (and George Palentag, aud John Doe Palentag, made cue defendants herein that their rights may be determined.) det'ts, Greeting. You are hereby summoned to appear and answer to the complaint of Peter Erickson, plaintiff, within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you in this county, and within twenty days if served on you in this District avd out of this county, and within forty daysif served on you in the State and out of this District, in an action commenced on the 15th day of July, A. D.1567, in said Court, to obtain a decree of this « ourt for the Foreclosure of a certain Mortyage, bearing date the 25th day of april, A. D 1363, erctaial by John bvans, and for the sale of the premises-therein, and in said complaint particularly mentioued and described, and the application of the moneys arising from euch sale to the payment of the amount due oua certain promissory note sel forth in said complaint, made and delivered to Peter Erickson, bearing even date with said Mortgage and thereby ‘intendea to be seeured, to -wit:+The sus ef 500-00 with interest thereon from the %5th day of April, A, D, 1863, at the rate of two ‘per cent. per month tilt paid: and u any deficieucy shall remain alter app!yivg all of said moueys, properly-o applicable thereto then that plaintift may have. exec. tiou therefor avainst fe said defendant. John Evans. al-o that said defendant andall apd every person claiming through or under delendant subsequently tu the date of plaintiff's. mortgage and thecommencement of this action, may be barred and toreclored of all right, ciaim, lien aud equity of redemption ‘in and to the said Mourtyaged premises; ur any part thereof, and tor such uther and further relief, or both, in the premises as may be just andequitabie And y u are hereby notitied that it you fail.to answer aid complaint as herésn direcied, plaintiff will’ take iidyment against you therelor by default, together with all costs of snit,2ind also demand uf the Court such other reliel as is pray ed tur in plaintiff s said Complaint. oe ah \ iu testimony whereof, 1, GK. Far) Far Clerk: of the District! Court aloresaid, .¢ hereunty set my hand aud linpress the > at Of said Court, at oftice. in wave -uda city, (his 24 h day of dune. A.D. 1269, a GK FAKQUI kK, Cierk, — lvev. Stump By donu Abbey, Lepuly By order of the Hon. \T. 8, McFarland, wade seal tu make room tor Spring Goods, at astonish: L) b Cay G HASTINGS & CO. ‘27 CHANGE. <4 a . oe Wholesale and Retail! -—o— Superior. Goods. Reduced Rates. a C. C. HASTINGS & CO, Succesgors to Heuston, Hastings & Co. SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK. TTENTION to the friends of the old firm, and the public at large that their present busiuess arrangements are such that they are phab.ed. to vutter the best and most stylish goods on the Pacific Ceast at agreat reduction Irom jormer prices, ; @ At Wholesale, ie The. attention of the merchants, throughout the Patific Coast, is called to the fact that we are now prepared to fill their orders with superior Goodsig Strictly Custom-made Clothing, ‘Suits, Gloves, . siery, and Fura ing Goods, Trunks, Traveling Bags, and Walises, In lots to suit at regular who esa e rates. Clothing to Order. ¢ Made either in New York or San Francisco, under the supervision of the best cutters in America, Directions for Measurement Sent to any address upon application, and goods forwarded by Express on receipt of orders. Satisfaction guaranteed. ° . Successors to Heuston, Hastings & Co. THE.. FASHIONABLE..CLOTHIERS, ‘NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO. + Atturney and Counselor at Law, the 3.1 day oi February, 1869 * pW. Koverts, Ats for PUT, {17 wey” OPFICE— ea Exact nature oftheir case Prk i ee ieee ioe aie rae . MONDAY EVES, February 224-3 ae : For the purpose of Raising Funds to pay off the Debt and Furnish the School House.The Large and Commodious Assembly Halk will be devoted to Daricing. This is the lar. gest Hall in Nevada County, Excellent: Music hasbeen engaged.. The High and Grammar ‘School Roems will be se. avart entirely for entertainments for those who do not dance. A splendid Supper will be furnished at ench hours as the guests desire. The object of the Msnagers, will be, at the Dedicat on of the Building, to give an opportunity for-all citizens to contribute something towards relieving it from debt: and at. the same time make the Entertainment so diversified that ull may énjoy it. vs Floor Managers. W. F. Evens, . Gv. Schmidtburg. H. H. Haskins, ‘ A. A. Mulivy. : J. E. Browu. Tickets, ancluding Supper, $3 FIRE BOY'S SALOON, Cc. tT. CANFIELD, Proprietor: Successor to G. vy. Schmittburg. Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Lager Beer, by the Gallon, ps or Glase. Walx in Gentle men, and take a drink. : jig / CONSUMERS: READ THIS . T, SHURTLEFF. A. H. IRISH. SHURTLEFF & IRISH, ; DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, TINWARE,~. CROCKERY, &C, &C., &C No, 37 COMMERCIAL STREET, Nevada City. ry AVING RECENTLY ADDED TO OUR STOCK A Large Lot ef TINW ARE, HARDWARE, ‘AND CROCKBERY, And also a Large Stock —OF— NEW CROCERIES ! hE ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY CONSUMERS WITH ALL GOODS IN SQUR LINE ON MOST we REASONABLE TERMS, _&? ~~ \ The old customers-of Baldwin & ‘Shurtleff and all othe who desiré easing ea * GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, » ‘ We have just received with our NEW GROCERIES, A SUPERIOR LOT OF, he” GENUINE _#3 JAVA & MOCHA COFFEE kinds from the celebrated Boston Bakery. California and Eastern Cheese, of the finest brands, and a general assortment of Goods for the larder, . Corner ot Broad & Pine Strects, Nevada+ {All Goods delivered free within a reasonable distance. jn 4, + BROAD STREBT iistessess NEVADA CHY—@ . Are invited to call and see os sy ~ >] A Large Stock of Crackers of diferent=~ by BMP ent, to the ~~ show the i ihrary fun: umn-is to b Altamont, Allison Rat Birch ville, Blue Tent, ‘Chalk. Blut Clear Creek . 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