February 7, 1867 (4 pages)

. OF oops, ES, e used or yes ‘ND WELL JODS, is’ Shoes DF ‘TS, NS at » . TATE, * Ds t — examino *RICES ING] ICE? gh to . . Beredit to the county.” isrndt me ERE Lent 7 Peat. Aeines ~~ Stove Venard, arrived in this gi her; alia’ Snyder, a pekn wy eet _ coin. Wells, Fargo & Co. offered $1,000 _ reward for the arrest of the robbers and ‘war and served to its close. He was with ' yobbers. * It will be reniembered that the prisoner told these men of the Penn Val‘ ‘was brought to: his door with the sad news _ was impanneled in the County Court yesthe namesof the jurors: J. I. Sykes, Fore. ee ‘hegletioesie als ia “Tae 5 ficken 4 ee n,having in with. being one of the Penn Valley stage Prrgdeaden od was Soppen Shett the riick in Peers Valley, om Phikee men, whe “robbed the treasure box of about $900 in recovery.of the money. It seems that Bon‘her has been suspected for some time and’ Sheriff Pool of Placer, put two men upon his track. These detectives “got.inwith . . him,” and they all put upa plan to rob the Forest Hill stage yesterday morning. The ley robbery, and informed them that he was the man whose mask fcll off. Having obtained these admissions, Bonher was arrested by Sheriff Pool, and a telegram sent to Sheriff Gentry, who immediately dis. patched Steve Venard for the prisoner.— The prisoner isa large, square-shouldered, strong-framed man, and is able to endure a good deal of hard service. The robbers were tracked the day after the robbery for a long distance by Grass Valley officers, and were seen by a number of persons whose places they passed. We think that Mr. Snyder will find a very strong case against him, Sap News.—On Monday evening last, John Stidger of North San Juan, received intelligence of the death of his son, a young man of twenty-three years, at Columbiana, Ohio. Mr. Stidger received a letter from his boy by the mail on Monday, which brought him intelligence that he was well. , In the evening he sat down for the purpose of answering the letter. . He had not written a page before a telegram that his son had been killed on the railroad. Deceased: was conductor on an express train running out of Chicago. He enlisted.in the Union army early in the Sherman in the march through Georgia and participated in twenty-one battles. a THE ConcrerT.—The concert of Edmonds and Bussenius will take placeat the Theatre in this city, to-night. These gentlemen will be assisted by the musical and dramatic talent of this city, and for the dance the best niusic in the county has been secured. The lower floor of the Theatre has been put in excellent condition for dancing. We predict that the entertainment will be the most interesting given in this city for a long time.— The box office is in the charge of Bill DaVidson at the National Exchange Hotel, and seats may be secured of him without Tue GRAND Jury.—The Grand Jury terday morning. This body will be in session several days. The following are man; A. W. Lester, G. V. Schmittbarg, N. W. Knowlton, A. H. Hanson, W. H. Davidson, J.G. Mather, E. W. Biglow, W. R. Coe, A, Root, A.G. Hasey, C. H. Mead, E. MeCurdy, Frank Chatham, J. H. Dickson, E. K. Murphy, A. J. Putnam, Wm: Keegan, C. W. Smith, A. B. Brady, Thos. Findley; T. W. Meintyre, B. Allen. ha cmeaceen Cree a AE 4 Ix ‘Towx.--William Wright, on ake . “As well Knjown under the non ‘de plume HT “Dan de Quill,” over. which he wrote for the Virginia city papers, is in this city. — . Dan is “rich, rare and racy” in style, anda i te aerate: > ScHooLs.—The four . oe Guanes A a pablie scons of Grane Valley have 279] “These schools have impeered ay Peni artes rea <a are . itt San’ Franeiseo ‘with . my Goods and ascertain the prices . n ot steadily for . some time. Winter, ‘and we are informed that, the engines at both claims have been taxed “water. white. SNAKES. THE I «. sume Bucs ARE COMING . . VATS THE an t ‘to their utmost tokeep the mines free from'. ~~ a : Si é fim seb gisL ‘D> i 2 4 bis ate eats oS ne Ba 3 oN +e D, Lanes Woot, SILK, MERINO, COTTON AND FLANNEL Tire ‘Town Trustees of Grass Valley have passed ‘ati ordinance requiring chimneys to be built so as to protect pro. do not comply with the law the Fire Marfoot. the bill. Several law suits have been brought about this chimney building, and the town always wins. Frese Fisu.—Syflivan will be on hand to-day, at Beckman & Carley’s corner, with a splendid lot of fresh fish. He will have salmon, smelt, rock-cod, oysters, clams, crabs, ete., direct from the Bay. County Court, Feb. 6th—Gilham vs his creditors. Sale of property. by Sheriff as assignee confirmed, Sheriff ordered to make necessary conveyances. ‘Thomas vs Shoemaker. missed. } Appeal disTHERE are very few cases to come up before the Grand Jury at this term, and it is probable that body will adjourn tomorrow. Necmmmace & Wasa SEWING MaCHINES—-NEwW STYLE GREATLY IMPROVED, Don’t fail to see them at G. R. Crawford’s book and stationery store, corner of Broad and Pine streets, where all orders left will meet with prompt attention from J. H. Holt, traveling agent, who is in town for a few days, and will also re-adjust and add late valuable IMPROVEMENTS ‘to their old style machines. George R. Crawford Agent for Nevada. s i ~ HAVE you got a cold? . Use Hall’s Pulmonary Balsam, it is the best thing in use without exception, and will cure a cold every time. ee . OP POSITION IMPOSITION 1! JULIUS ‘CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, IS NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK OF CICARS, . TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC., AT COST PRICES! FOB CASH ! HE HAS ON HAND, . 10.000 POUNDS OF. FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, 100,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVARRA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BE KILLIKINICK emOoKING-” TOBAC©O OF EVERY KIND. PEPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PATTERN. : MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE. FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO OF ,. EVERY KIND. ———— soapee nese op ies tose ten rot oe eee Ail articles are warranted to be.as re and everything WILL BE SOLD AT COST PRICES FOR CASH. Smokers, Chewers and Retail Dealers are invited to call and examine Ratios EEA ins Saye hry. : ; All orders from abroad promptty apsomdiod v6. © P NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Goops AT pt JULIUS ) CREENWALD. ome. perty against fire, and if property-holders. — ‘shal puts up the flue and compels them to . i lacaenageatemanbamedl gad “YoU NQ GET. NOTTING AT BANNER’ 8t’? “On VES $20.0 OF SPLENDID stiches AND le 8 CLOTHING 1 FURNISHING GOODS, ral HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, ' RUBBER Goons, BLANKETS, BOY’S CLOTHING, &e. &e. WILL NOW BE, RETAILED —AT THE~ Mammoth Clothing Emporium, —or— BANNER BROTHERS. . Corner of Broad and Pine Sireete, NEVADA CITY, ere —~AT~— NEW YORK COST PRICES This we will keep up until the above named amount of Goods are sold out of our store and every« body, and the rest of mankind are exceedingly well dressed from Head _. te Foot, BANNER BROTHERS MAVE THE BEST OF CLOTHING “a AND FURNISHING COODS! AT LOWER BATES Than ever before known in‘Nevada COUNTY! MS BANNER’ 621 ‘Inthe place to Buy and save Money ! BANNER “BROTHERS,‘Importers, Wholesale and Ketail Dealers. Cor, Broad & Pine sts. Nevada city. teeny <7 BUSSENIUS, Apothecary and Chemist ‘Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts., OR NIGHT. nov? + : G RB. CRAWFORD, Corner of Broad as and Pine{ Streets. RETAIL pearen IN . fay a ma to order. id {2 nstale and Joe's Danks on hand ‘. LISHMENT 18 a8 CO = it scribers beg to give renewed expressions of thelr : high consideration. — e SILVER WA RE, Watches, Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY — a —OK— CALIFORNIA JEWELRY. ) ALL OF WHICH WILLEBELSOLD CHEAP FOR CASH, By W. ©. RANDOLPH, yrneere [Masonic Building. Nevada. December 19th. GREGORY & WAITE, “AVE THE PLEASURE OF GREETING THEIR NUMEROUS PATRONS WITH A /“HAPPY NEW YEAR" AND RENEW THEIR PLEDGES TO SELL THE BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET AND ON THE BEST OF TERMS. In spite of the Hurricane and other tremendous “blows”, they still “live and move and have their being” and succeed in keeping the largest stock of goods in their line that the times require, con-: sisting ef GROCERIES, HARDWARE LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, FEED, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, &c, IF ANYBODY WANTS MINING TOOLS GREGORY & WAITE can fit them out to-théir heart's content, If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, &c., is wanted, they are the men to supply any demand. If the ladies “or any other man," desires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fitout a table, they need not go around the establishment of GREGORY & WAITE. If Liquors of every description are to be discovered anywhere, the celjar of GREGORY & WAITE is the most prominent place to prospect. ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST NEVADA CITY FLOUR. 9CORDS BACON. 8 CORDS HAMS, 2TONS LARD—all Nevada made. 1200 POUNDS HONEY—incomb. I 12 TONS FEED, CORN MEAL, HOMINY, OAT MEAL, RYE AND RICE FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, ay you can’t rest. A STUNNING AMOUNT OF SUGAR, of every description. TUBS, PAILS, AND woon AND WILLOW WARE generally. TOBACCO’S, SLEDGES, CODFISH, WASHBOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other luxuries, AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF BUTTER. DITTO OF NAILS. » nif CANDLES to meet the demand. ’ SYRUPS & PICKELS, & MACKEREL in like quantities. , EROSENR 9 the pant hafitiant ‘mataen smd: , "Po make ihe whole st pons pane ESTAB-. LETE AS ANY IN. THE MOUNTAINS. ‘Thankful for # Very Wberal patronage the sub+74 of agra att “GuNGORY © Warne. “. English Half Hore, ‘Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, Pod And 4 General Asoriment af ‘. . Onion thints ond . Drawers, . e-Suic iisin'olk sdhisaatie . . Send the measure of the neck also sleeve from shoulder to wrist. ‘ Sacramento, Jan; Mth, pry f ‘Fancy Goqds, : Goods, A . How to ‘ “< Eeonomize 't Buy your Goods at A. GOLDSMITH? 8: Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor, Broad & Pine Sts, . Nevada City. Carpets, on Cloths, Goods Ladies and Children’s Shoes. E. W. BIGELOW, Wholesalean Rétail DEALER IN Main street, Nevada, ~ Wheat, bye Flour, Barley, , Corn Meal,, Corn, Rye Meal, Oats, Buckwheat, Be &e. Oat Meal, &c. FLOUR, And Ground Feed of all kinds. §™ A liberal disconnt to the trade, GEO. W. KIDD. J. W. MINDS, BANKING HOUSE —AND— ASSAY OFFICE, GEO, W. KIDD & 00..Bankers, ety 2 gate Building, on Broad Street, NevaGola lion discounted af the Lowen Hates for Abeay oF 6 ne raaees made on Gold Dust or Bull Bullio at yah ypon ; se alta A po ety ata low Registered County Scrip§jbought at a t at i. bonght and sold at the Reg a6 Gold end Gres of every description Melted, Re fined and Corres udents—San Francisco Bank of Caltieonies}: baceemeute:, D. te Milis &Co.; Virginia ony, J Agency Bank o California, iia man DR. A. CHAPMAN, .Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine ste. me with after ha’ become nerve will be filled without gored Camere afgenbeb. . radar Pettmtsiod phen toate pep Aegyin eco eee coe ay on Becramentootret, w sv Mleanaite v ork promptly hia neatly GENERAL VARIETY STORE. : BRIGGS & SCHAPMAN, Pine creer nar eer ere anit aide eeial Apples, Pears and all kinds we best in the market, prime jniee jniee of the Apple. tured at Chapman's Ranch. gs Mince Plea. Also, Pure Cider Vinegar. prdh st, of every Mind, Cigars. nth gerne ra ah fe thonsand other articles too numerous to mention . Now is the time to. buy at very low prices.Pe ee * xevada, Jan. 6. /Nevada, Dec. 11th, Millinery RW. TULLY’ ieee a Torte naraereataat Beir Aus sarensacareniies is interior ahaa eee cons iin meat ame teeta pk mies nn sane one er men nc ior ae Sergbten maerars povene enesettn: “thera oS Steen Sarre eee ten me pti Saree et ee focus fection saa Pecmentteres a et Sau ERE Ree tam pany So oR <a eerie tin

. OF oops, ES, e used or yes ‘ND WELL JODS, is’ Shoes DF ‘TS, NS at » . TATE, * Ds t — examino *RICES ING] ICE? gh to . . Beredit to the county.” isrndt me ERE Lent 7 Peat. Aeines ~~ Stove Venard, arrived in this gi her; alia’ Snyder, a pekn wy eet _ coin. Wells, Fargo & Co. offered $1,000 _ reward for the arrest of the robbers and ‘war and served to its close. He was with ' yobbers. * It will be reniembered that the prisoner told these men of the Penn Val‘ ‘was brought to: his door with the sad news _ was impanneled in the County Court yesthe namesof the jurors: J. I. Sykes, Fore. ee ‘hegletioesie als ia “Tae 5 ficken 4 ee n,having in with. being one of the Penn Valley stage Prrgdeaden od was Soppen Shett the riick in Peers Valley, om Phikee men, whe “robbed the treasure box of about $900 in recovery.of the money. It seems that Bon‘her has been suspected for some time and’ Sheriff Pool of Placer, put two men upon his track. These detectives “got.inwith . . him,” and they all put upa plan to rob the Forest Hill stage yesterday morning. The ley robbery, and informed them that he was the man whose mask fcll off. Having obtained these admissions, Bonher was arrested by Sheriff Pool, and a telegram sent to Sheriff Gentry, who immediately dis. patched Steve Venard for the prisoner.— The prisoner isa large, square-shouldered, strong-framed man, and is able to endure a good deal of hard service. The robbers were tracked the day after the robbery for a long distance by Grass Valley officers, and were seen by a number of persons whose places they passed. We think that Mr. Snyder will find a very strong case against him, Sap News.—On Monday evening last, John Stidger of North San Juan, received intelligence of the death of his son, a young man of twenty-three years, at Columbiana, Ohio. Mr. Stidger received a letter from his boy by the mail on Monday, which brought him intelligence that he was well. , In the evening he sat down for the purpose of answering the letter. . He had not written a page before a telegram that his son had been killed on the railroad. Deceased: was conductor on an express train running out of Chicago. He enlisted.in the Union army early in the Sherman in the march through Georgia and participated in twenty-one battles. a THE ConcrerT.—The concert of Edmonds and Bussenius will take placeat the Theatre in this city, to-night. These gentlemen will be assisted by the musical and dramatic talent of this city, and for the dance the best niusic in the county has been secured. The lower floor of the Theatre has been put in excellent condition for dancing. We predict that the entertainment will be the most interesting given in this city for a long time.— The box office is in the charge of Bill DaVidson at the National Exchange Hotel, and seats may be secured of him without Tue GRAND Jury.—The Grand Jury terday morning. This body will be in session several days. The following are man; A. W. Lester, G. V. Schmittbarg, N. W. Knowlton, A. H. Hanson, W. H. Davidson, J.G. Mather, E. W. Biglow, W. R. Coe, A, Root, A.G. Hasey, C. H. Mead, E. MeCurdy, Frank Chatham, J. H. Dickson, E. K. Murphy, A. J. Putnam, Wm: Keegan, C. W. Smith, A. B. Brady, Thos. Findley; T. W. Meintyre, B. Allen. ha cmeaceen Cree a AE 4 Ix ‘Towx.--William Wright, on ake . “As well Knjown under the non ‘de plume HT “Dan de Quill,” over. which he wrote for the Virginia city papers, is in this city. — . Dan is “rich, rare and racy” in style, anda i te aerate: > ScHooLs.—The four . oe Guanes A a pablie scons of Grane Valley have 279] “These schools have impeered ay Peni artes rea <a are . itt San’ Franeiseo ‘with . my Goods and ascertain the prices . n ot steadily for . some time. Winter, ‘and we are informed that, the engines at both claims have been taxed “water. white. SNAKES. THE I «. sume Bucs ARE COMING . . VATS THE an t ‘to their utmost tokeep the mines free from'. ~~ a : Si é fim seb gisL ‘D> i 2 4 bis ate eats oS ne Ba 3 oN +e D, Lanes Woot, SILK, MERINO, COTTON AND FLANNEL Tire ‘Town Trustees of Grass Valley have passed ‘ati ordinance requiring chimneys to be built so as to protect pro. do not comply with the law the Fire Marfoot. the bill.. Several law suits have been brought about this chimney building, and the town always wins. Frese Fisu.—Syflivan will be on hand to-day, at Beckman & Carley’s corner, with a splendid lot of fresh fish. He will have salmon, smelt, rock-cod, oysters, clams, crabs, ete., direct from the Bay. County Court, Feb. 6th—Gilham vs his creditors. Sale of property. by Sheriff as assignee confirmed, Sheriff ordered to make necessary conveyances. ‘Thomas vs Shoemaker. missed. } Appeal disTHERE are very few cases to come up before the Grand Jury at this term, and it is probable that body will adjourn tomorrow. Necmmmace & Wasa SEWING MaCHINES—-NEwW STYLE GREATLY IMPROVED, Don’t fail to see them at G. R. Crawford’s book and stationery store, corner of Broad and Pine streets, where all orders left will meet with prompt attention from J. H. Holt, traveling agent, who is in town for a few days, and will also re-adjust and add late valuable IMPROVEMENTS ‘to their old style machines. George R. Crawford Agent for Nevada. s i ~ HAVE you got a cold? . Use Hall’s Pulmonary Balsam, it is the best thing in use without exception, and will cure a cold every time. ee . OP POSITION IMPOSITION 1! JULIUS ‘CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, IS NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK OF CICARS, . TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC., AT COST PRICES! FOB CASH ! HE HAS ON HAND, . 10.000 POUNDS OF. FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, 100,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVARRA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BE KILLIKINICK emOoKING-” TOBAC©O OF EVERY KIND. PEPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PATTERN. : MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE. FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO OF ,. EVERY KIND. ———— soapee nese op ies tose ten rot oe eee Ail articles are warranted to be.as re and everything WILL BE SOLD AT COST PRICES FOR CASH. Smokers, Chewers and Retail Dealers are invited to call and examine Ratios EEA ins Saye hry. : ; All orders from abroad promptty apsomdiod v6. © P NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Goops AT pt JULIUS ) CREENWALD. ome. perty against fire, and if property-holders. — ‘shal puts up the flue and compels them to . i lacaenageatemanbamedl gad “YoU NQ GET. NOTTING AT BANNER’ 8t’? “On VES $20.0 OF SPLENDID stiches AND le 8 CLOTHING 1 FURNISHING GOODS, ral HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,

SHOES, ' RUBBER Goons, BLANKETS, BOY’S CLOTHING, &e. &e. WILL NOW BE, RETAILED —AT THE~ Mammoth Clothing Emporium, —or— BANNER BROTHERS. . Corner of Broad and Pine Sireete, NEVADA CITY, ere —~AT~— NEW YORK COST PRICES This we will keep up until the above named amount of Goods are sold out of our store and every« body, and the rest of mankind are exceedingly well dressed from Head _. te Foot, BANNER BROTHERS MAVE THE BEST OF CLOTHING “a AND FURNISHING COODS! AT LOWER BATES Than ever before known in‘Nevada COUNTY! MS BANNER’ 621 ‘Inthe place to Buy and save Money ! BANNER “BROTHERS,‘Importers, Wholesale and Ketail Dealers. Cor, Broad & Pine sts. Nevada city. teeny <7 BUSSENIUS, Apothecary and Chemist ‘Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts., OR NIGHT. nov? + : G RB. CRAWFORD, Corner of Broad as and Pine{ Streets. RETAIL pearen IN . fay a ma to order. id {2 nstale and Joe's Danks on hand ‘. LISHMENT 18 a8 CO = it scribers beg to give renewed expressions of thelr : high consideration. — e SILVER WA RE, Watches, Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY — a —OK— CALIFORNIA JEWELRY. ) ALL OF WHICH WILLEBELSOLD CHEAP FOR CASH, By W. ©. RANDOLPH, yrneere [Masonic Building. Nevada. December 19th. GREGORY & WAITE, “AVE THE PLEASURE OF GREETING THEIR NUMEROUS PATRONS WITH A /“HAPPY NEW YEAR" AND RENEW THEIR PLEDGES TO SELL THE BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET AND ON THE BEST OF TERMS. In spite of the Hurricane and other tremendous “blows”, they still “live and move and have their being” and succeed in keeping the largest stock of goods in their line that the times require, con-: sisting ef GROCERIES, HARDWARE LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, FEED, CROCKERY GLASSWARE, &c, IF ANYBODY WANTS MINING TOOLS GREGORY & WAITE can fit them out to-théir heart's content, If POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, &c., is wanted, they are the men to supply any demand. If the ladies “or any other man," desires CHINA, or GLASSWARE, to fitout a table, they need not go around the establishment of GREGORY & WAITE. If Liquors of every description are to be discovered anywhere, the celjar of GREGORY & WAITE is the most prominent place to prospect. ON HAND 1200 SACKS BEST NEVADA CITY FLOUR. 9CORDS BACON. 8 CORDS HAMS, 2TONS LARD—all Nevada made. 1200 POUNDS HONEY—incomb. I 12 TONS FEED, CORN MEAL, HOMINY, OAT MEAL, RYE AND RICE FLOUR, CRACKED WHEAT, ay you can’t rest. A STUNNING AMOUNT OF SUGAR, of every description. TUBS, PAILS, AND woon AND WILLOW WARE generally. TOBACCO’S, SLEDGES, CODFISH, WASHBOARDS, BROOMS, SOAPS, and other luxuries, AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY OF BUTTER. DITTO OF NAILS. » nif CANDLES to meet the demand. ’ SYRUPS & PICKELS, & MACKEREL in like quantities. , EROSENR 9 the pant hafitiant ‘mataen smd: , "Po make ihe whole st pons pane ESTAB-. LETE AS ANY IN. THE MOUNTAINS. ‘Thankful for # Very Wberal patronage the sub+74 of agra att “GuNGORY © Warne. “. English Half Hore, ‘Neck Ties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, Towels, Pod And 4 General Asoriment af ‘. . Onion thints ond . Drawers, . e-Suic iisin'olk sdhisaatie . . Send the measure of the neck also sleeve from shoulder to wrist. ‘ Sacramento, Jan; Mth, pry f ‘Fancy Goqds, : Goods, A . How to ‘ “< Eeonomize 't Buy your Goods at A. GOLDSMITH? 8: Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor, Broad & Pine Sts, . Nevada City. Carpets, on Cloths, Goods Ladies and Children’s Shoes. E. W. BIGELOW, Wholesalean Rétail DEALER IN Main street, Nevada, ~ Wheat, bye Flour, Barley, , Corn Meal,, Corn, Rye Meal, Oats, Buckwheat, Be &e. Oat Meal, &c. FLOUR, And Ground Feed of all kinds. §™ A liberal disconnt to the trade, GEO. W. KIDD. J. W. MINDS, BANKING HOUSE —AND— ASSAY OFFICE, GEO, W. KIDD & 00....Bankers, ety 2 gate Building, on Broad Street, NevaGola lion discounted af the Lowen Hates for Abeay oF 6 ne raaees made on Gold Dust or Bull Bullio at yah ypon ; se alta A po ety ata low Registered County Scrip§jbought at a t at i. bonght and sold at the Reg a6 Gold end Gres of every description Melted, Re fined and Corres udents—San Francisco Bank of Caltieonies}: baceemeute:, D. te Milis &Co.; Virginia ony, J Agency Bank o California, iia man DR. A. CHAPMAN, .Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine ste. me with after ha’ become nerve will be filled without gored Camere afgenbeb. . radar Pettmtsiod phen toate pep Aegyin eco eee coe ay on Becramentootret, w sv Mleanaite v ork promptly hia neatly GENERAL VARIETY STORE. : BRIGGS & SCHAPMAN, Pine creer nar eer ere anit aide eeial Apples, Pears and all kinds we best in the market, prime jniee jniee of the Apple. tured at Chapman's Ranch. gs Mince Plea. Also, Pure Cider Vinegar. prdh st, of every Mind, Cigars. nth gerne ra ah fe thonsand other articles too numerous to mention . Now is the time to. buy at very low prices.Pe ee * xevada, Jan. 6. /Nevada, Dec. 11th, Millinery RW. TULLY’ ieee a Torte naraereataat Beir Aus sarensacareniies is interior ahaa eee cons iin meat ame teeta pk mies nn sane one er men nc ior ae Sergbten maerars povene enesettn: “thera oS Steen Sarre eee ten me pti Saree et ee focus fection saa Pecmentteres a et Sau ERE Ree tam pany So oR <a eerie tin