February 8, 1867 (4 pages)

. tare’ uses ‘peculiar and Mustrious, Tork. World We have information from} "Washington that the President and his: “Cabinet have been caucusing with Yeading . _ Southern politicians:on the stute of the ~gountry, and that the result ef their delib-' _ -etations has been 1 the production of a new . basis of. compromise. This basis is repre-sénted to be the extension ‘of the right of: suffrage to the people of all the States who . _ an read and write, and who own an amount of property equal to $200 in value, At .is stated that this plan of re-adjustment ‘will be shortly submitted to the Southern Legislatures, in order to pave the way for an argument upon the question by the . ‘ “President in his message to the next Con gress, which meets March. 4th. A schedcale of the propositions. has. been already. sbit, it is said, to several'of the Southern ‘Governors. It is too early, of course, to} " ‘speciflate “tipon. the ‘probability of the . adoption or rejection of these: propositions, but it argues a~great advance in public ‘éentiment, that ‘such a radical scheme is actually proposed, assuming the report to betrue. The programme leaves out ammesty and the adoption of the amendments, ‘two very essential conditions, ‘The first is required by the South, and it is not very likely that Congress or the people will, at this late day, abate anything from the “¢orditions precedent,” even with the hol_ low bribe of a temporary concession, offered now to be repealed by and by, For tae Wor.p’s FamThe Great . Eastern steamship, which has been. char tered by a ‘French’ company, will run tegularly between Brest and New. York, leaving Liverpool March 20th and New York April 9th. W. T. Coleman & Co., the well known San Francisco house, will be the freight agents and general managers on. bad New York side, and Wells, Fargo & Co, will be the ticket agents in San FranCiseo.; This steamship is pat on this route to accommodate the travel between France 4h4 America during the continuance of the World 8 Fair which opens in April; apd:her charterers will probably reapthe largest'share of the harvest to be derived from thissource. She has accommodations for at least 3,000 passengers—say for 1,000 first cabin, 1,000 second cabin, and 1,000) steornge passengers,Asa transport ship . she could convey 5,000, She will probably. bé,the most popular vessel with Americans iy Sa Paris whodo not mind living ten. a crowd. A trip in the largest, ‘ship in the world to the most remarkable ‘exhibition of human art,science, invention and industry ever devised will form ‘an. _éyént in individual experience of striking. ‘interest. It is curious how nobly the Great Rastern which was once thotight a failure for all practical purposes has been utilized lately and‘how éxactly she seems to be adapted to great exigencies, ‘The laying of the cable and the conveyance of thousehds'at atime to the Great Expogition ayo * rim emgend ‘or © Tou Roaps—The Supervisors of Placer county have weenie the ¢ . county papers for sealed proposals for thawarsender of all toll roads, and toll trails in that. county, . and jn the ’ proposals the owners are to give the length -, ~of-each-of them, the first cost, amount of os ean nd their receipts per month. This be ‘we call a move in the right direc“Hon. : The Board < of Supervisors of Nevadi should now take the same matter der c6i jon and endegyor to give ~~ travele: pepe wd at Ieast one road ace f hot’ over all. A traveler vannot Ari th sity, of Nevada ‘or ‘any < the donbifal authority. of the New} will not deteriorate so easily, and says, keep them. A tho hee. on the Bloody Ran Turnpike, e same rates as last ag ah 10. “Thomas Freeifian fone Wr license to col(brew toll‘on the bh toll on the bad at Washington toll ro ulated hy t lage license, $36 SEC Ie Fight to collect toll contin. to.new . rates regulated by te Board. pany granted leave to collect. toll for a year—rates of-last year a crap Order, passed granting Grass { Turnpike, and Grass Valley and Rough Ready Turnpike,and Grass Valley & Forest Hill Turnpike, right to collect toll, at the same rates. as last-year.— Order made continuing road from Winchester street, in the town of Grass Valley, to the. county road running from Boston Ravine to Ophir Hill. ‘Petition for néw road leading ‘from the . Grass Valley‘and Nevada Turnpike, -starting near the slaughter louse intersecting the Gold Fiat road near -Ed. Goodman's was received, and Clerk ordéred to: post notices for a hearing on. the second Monday in March, ~Ordered that the road commencing Bennett street, near the residence of John Bennett, in Grass Valley, running in an easterly direction, on the north side of Turnpike, be declared a county road. Watliam BR. Carey appointed Justice of the Peace for. Eureka Township for unexpired term. Tux Richmond Times gives expression to a “disturbing apprehension” in the minds of many, that the good old Virginia stock will run ont in about a generation, overwhelmed, confounded, and demoralized by an invasion of washing machines, cooking stoves, codfish, cold meats, pickled pork, poor cheese, and Yankee notions gem erally ;” “but encourages itself with the hope, that “the blood of true Virginians’ With a delicious flavor of the old bombast of the days before the war: “If Northern immigration sets strongly j to our State, it will be seen that the forsign’ ‘elements will change sooner than we ll.” ‘The habits, customs, genius, and virtues of our ‘people, have been planted ‘by God; and by the help of God, we will yearsof war may’ roll over us; earthquakes may shake down our inountains, and swallow up.our dry land ; floods may dash their wild waves over the places of our abode; but as long as there floate a true son of the Old Dominion upon a plank of the wreck, he will be a Virginian still.” THE ConsvLARn Conps.—The United States in the last fiscal year had 186 consulsscattered throughout the They receive salaries, and have to account to. the Department for their fees. The amount of fees sent by them to:the Treassuryin that time was $442,477 56, and their salaries came to $350,570 94, leaving a balance of receipts over expenditures of $91,906 62. At Paris where the salaries of the Consul and of his clerks only ainount to $6,782 97, the fees are $50,188, and the balanee lias té be-temitted. At Liverpool the salaries are $8,494 57, and the fees $8,38192; and at London the salaries. are ree, and the fees $42,198,75. ERY Weonmn Factory.—The ‘Secretary of the “Marysville Woolen Factory, says the Appeal, makes acalt upon the stockholders to payin. immediately 20 per cent, of the capital. stock, .The Trustees’ have voted to send an agent East to purchase such material as cannot be bought or manufactured in this. State and this call for capital is for the purpose of providing the requisite ‘funds.: Wish somebody would call for twenty per cent, or a like object . q a Med canes cena veo take <6 = California. is. located in Lake county, The borax. ie found in, an almost. pure G ¥ Seece rik eiiregrild state at the bottom. ee county without #195 hap, dhe bored: ikea ts ‘it and then sent SW: shall roferto. Site ls: iisntostin ea eid to Be Séehiah me] : agw some serenity haihils,thostly, China: The mud is lifted . Fe thereand when 1 Wolf Creek, to the Nevada and: Colfax + world. . — Importer of Cigars and Tobaoco ! . San Pranciscol Fobbing. Rises and G both « city. With the above s ceived some Heidsi will accept thanks. — Broad Street, Nevada City, California. = Grant Tan Dr Farley ‘do . AS Wall, do J Stidger do W Liubert Mead La:C W. — Grass Va ‘J W Brown Washin J I8 do J Goyn do AB fat "do J MeBéean © * do J@Matherdo M Kennedy Montzh A B Dibble do D Hutchinson ‘do R Watt do JW. Hinds.& f Neva J.H Dewey. . 1% ‘AlZekinddo E Affen J B Hison Mattin m J R-Flagg Red Dog CS Whitney Colfax B Dodge = J 8 Quinton do W W Cozzens ae D Zachariah do D Roberts = A.B Harv: Timbuct H.:Powell Birchville J M Star Virginia, E Hogan Colfax Mrs Furguson Montezuina House 1867, SIMON ROSENTHAL. Mew Arrangement}JACOB ROSENTHAL, A NEW STOCK OF GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ! Money saved and made by purehasing your Goods at ROSENTHAL’S store! : JACOB ROSENTHAL & BROTHER havin formed a co-partnership in the Dry Goods Busi“ness, would tfully announce to-the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, 7 hat they are now receiving a addition to their former stock of La dies and hildrens' Dress Goods. At our store borg § now be found tlie largest’ and finest assortment in Nevada connty. utifal styles of Dress Patterns, Shawls, Hon-: nets, Ladies’ and Misses Hats, and fancy articles of every. description, is -received evya. “hese from San Franvised. ember, the place to purchase everything you need is at ROSENTHAL’S STORE, next to Crawford, Leavitt & Co's. {6 NOTICE, A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE on FRIDAY, the 8th Nevada Library Association will-be holden All Members are requested to be present as busnstant, at the Library Room. iness of importance will Bo prose nted. CHARLES ‘ARSH. President; Rh. H. Farquuak, } M. L. Manrsu, Trustees, Feb. 84, I,J. Rous.’ } J. NEWMAN & CO., Have just arrived] With a Large and well-seleeted stock ~—OFr BOOTS AND SHOES, Which they will sell at the moat reasonable Prices. Commer¢ial street, Two. doors from’ Blaze's Saloori,: es Nevada; December 20th. 14 Cigars, Tobacco Pipes, do, é&c., JULIUS GREENWALD, Siisiaensiiidks Seana TU Maing athe any Yorn ae oa # REL FS . 25 ee come soe in the , OUR Se any Store * vgpeee call Renal ‘atten ‘em eee nnoupcemen rt we re K for which the couple LN ATIONAL EXCHANGE, UHOTER: ences ack & —— a in Washington and Nevada Turnpike Com. “ pee San “4 Huckine 5 Ban “Tuan LB Hines Oro Fino’ A Smith French Se asa +} chine is in motion. 1867. § . At Goldsmith's, corner of Broad and ny wl batt. . ean mona ai a4 aes maneErR SHO a SN nh RE Pam re nn ta ca Mon whem 7 eis : = 4 +e es $220 For Sale Sy ; Lo TT ACAV RF, SPENCE { ‘a oh FLORENCE. SEWING MACHINE ! ane —_—_—_— . The best in in the, World! > ECEIVED.GOLD MEDAL ‘at the Fair of the American Institute, N. ¥. 1865, Received the First Premium at the Fairs im 1865 and 1866-and-bas also been awarded the highest premiums at all the principal Fairs in the United. stmses, where exhibited. , Tt makes four different stitches, Has the Reversible Feed Motion. . The Length of Stitch can be changed while MaIts Tension ‘is selfadjusting. It is almost noiseless, . ~ Tts‘motions are all positive, It will h« mi, fell, bind, gather, braid, quilt, and gather and sew on arnfile at the same time. 2 Thoee wishing to purchase a Sewing Machine should not fail ‘to call ahd éxamine the “ELORENOE.» R.A. DIVER, Agent for Nevada County. on +SALESROOMS— Pine streets, Nevada City. P. 8.— Send for Cireulars and Samples. Nevada, Feb. 1st. TO RANCHMEN,. —_—— LOT OF FINE TWO YEAR OLD GRAPE ROOTS FOR SALE—ihe best quality for ' ALSO; CUTTINGS OF THE White Muscat, Black Hamburg and Isabella varieties, A eample of the Wine fromthe game stock of roots can be seen on application to J.C, RICH, ~~ At the Half Mile House. Nevada, Jan. 81,—1m GRAND CONCERT! —AND—] ~~BAL LA To be given at the Nevada Theatre, —oON— -¢ THURSDAY EVEN ING, FEB, 7th, 1867. CONSISTING OF OPERATIC SELECTIONS AND SOLOS, _ From some of the Most Eminent Composers,jay EDMONDS and BUSSENIUS, ““Mekets for Concert an Bail Co! commence at 8 o’ clock, and $1. near t “MRS. R. XK. PEIRCE, . ‘ Washionable Dress Makér MAIN STREBT, NEVADA CITY. In Kistle’s Building, Up Stairs, opposite Wells, A wine. of Hungary WAG or Maw'Yeldide; algo member of . different Medical Societies. : id Respectuly tenders his services tothe cians . of Nevada and vicinity: “62 <2). 01 0» The Doctor can be ‘consulted in. TEN different languages, , ) Ofice—No. 36, Commerpial, Street; or ry Bussenius’ . and in the r tee . Hevadh, January 2th, “ee” To the Electors Pap: es / AES aes oipeter. 4% nics of the Cal, State Agricultural Séciety, . **~ gone, tite. ‘iain. 34 Ss peay, ig . warets. a ee om —_ aye L. : “ Ne eRe net Sige of lara veri on 2 EVERY.NIGHT.IN. THE. war EXCEPT SUNDAYS. FERED.TO PURCHASERS oy CLOTHING a es FURNISHING coops, BOOTS, SHOES,” ‘And Everything that can be: usedor ‘worn by man! oe H. M. LEY Ys . AUCTION ROOM, BROAD STREET ‘Oppoaie National bint Hotel, NEVADA CITY, WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, __ Ladies, Misses and Childretis’ Shoes, etree A LARGE SUPPLY OF California Manufactured Goods, BLANKETS, SHIRTS, ETC. ETC. cee i YANKEE NOTIONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. i @wTOBACCO! #2 . [HE REST IN THE STATE, retaocaA Rs! #2 OF THE SEST BRANDS 1 Call and see our Goods and examine AND ASCERTAIN OUR PRICES (BEFORE PURCHASING: ELSEWHERE. eects WE HAVE ONLY. ONE PRICE! And that will be low enough to SATISFY ALL. ~ : Fargo & Co's Office. “ogee ; GF2N eet gore AUCTION SALES Staniping for broidery or Braiding of the ‘ EVERY EVENING, commencing at Latest ruler attention pad to, ping on hand the : SEVEN O°CLOCK, DR. 8. KISFY, Sac Physicist,“ Acdgachéur @ Gelulist, [ON EVERY-\SATUR DAY averton ALES : eee OF, tate titra Stites wa commence at 1] niainnk d 4 ; AM Anetion Sales, on ecibaiadion: 7 inany ene Gity-or County. eaiig'dr Saaks unk other: Stock in Sat te ee MONEY ADVANCED +» ON CONSIGNMENTS, 5 Keyed Pilcs Bee Silk 2 Hes “HROAD FERRET. “the ‘National “exchhige. Rte shereY: jet broth Te .° ERG Sf ree me cs spstetintt bo Htey TEE a) = v ¥ ee tion.r evenil varior neede were. pair t witho Kelle marecl -menti saw h inchs in the He ws terda) was ¢ ascert that indict: Na ber of 2, had injure being hand and w carria came throw him.

. tare’ uses ‘peculiar and Mustrious, Tork. World We have information from} "Washington that the President and his: “Cabinet have been caucusing with Yeading . _ Southern politicians:on the stute of the ~gountry, and that the result ef their delib-' _ -etations has been 1 the production of a new . basis of. compromise. This basis is repre-sénted to be the extension ‘of the right of: suffrage to the people of all the States who . _ an read and write, and who own an amount of property equal to $200 in value, At .is stated that this plan of re-adjustment ‘will be shortly submitted to the Southern Legislatures, in order to pave the way for an argument upon the question by the . ‘ “President in his message to the next Con gress, which meets March. 4th.. A schedcale of the propositions. has. been already. sbit, it is said, to several'of the Southern ‘Governors. It is too early, of course, to} " ‘speciflate “tipon. the ‘probability of the . adoption or rejection of these: propositions, but it argues a~great advance in public ‘éentiment, that ‘such a radical scheme is actually proposed, assuming the report to betrue. The programme leaves out ammesty and the adoption of the amendments, ‘two very essential conditions, ‘The first is required by the South, and it is not very likely that Congress or the people will, at this late day, abate anything from the “¢orditions precedent,” even with the hol_ low bribe of a temporary concession, offered now to be repealed by and by, For tae Wor.p’s FamThe Great . Eastern steamship, which has been. char tered by a ‘French’ company, will run tegularly between Brest and New. York, leaving Liverpool March 20th and New York April 9th. W. T. Coleman & Co., the well known San Francisco house, will be the freight agents and general managers on. bad New York side, and Wells, Fargo & Co, will be the ticket agents in San FranCiseo.; This steamship is pat on this route to accommodate the travel between France 4h4 America during the continuance of the World 8 Fair which opens in April; apd:her charterers will probably reapthe largest'share of the harvest to be derived from thissource. She has accommodations for at least 3,000 passengers—say for 1,000 first cabin, 1,000 second cabin, and 1,000) steornge passengers,Asa transport ship . she could convey 5,000, She will probably. bé,the most popular vessel with Americans iy Sa Paris whodo not mind living ten. a crowd. A trip in the largest, ‘ship in the world to the most remarkable ‘exhibition of human art,science, invention and industry ever devised will form ‘an. _éyént in individual experience of striking. ‘interest. It is curious how nobly the Great Rastern which was once thotight a failure for all practical purposes has been utilized lately and‘how éxactly she seems to be adapted to great exigencies, ‘The laying of the cable and the conveyance of thousehds'at atime to the Great Expogition ayo * rim emgend ‘or © Tou Roaps—The Supervisors of Placer county have weenie the ¢ . county papers for sealed proposals for thawarsender of all toll roads, and toll trails in that. county, . and jn the ’ proposals the owners are to give the length -, ~of-each-of them, the first cost, amount of os ean nd their receipts per month. This be ‘we call a move in the right direc“Hon. : The Board < of Supervisors of Nevadi should now take the same matter der c6i jon and endegyor to give ~~ travele: pepe wd at Ieast one road ace f hot’ over all. A traveler vannot Ari th sity, of Nevada ‘or ‘any < the donbifal authority. of the New} will not deteriorate so easily, and says, keep them. A tho hee. on the Bloody Ran Turnpike, e same rates as last ag ah 10. “Thomas Freeifian fone Wr license to col(brew toll‘on the bh toll on the bad at Washington toll ro ulated hy t lage license, $36 SEC Ie Fight to collect toll contin. to.new . rates regulated by te Board. pany granted leave to collect. toll for a year—rates of-last year a crap Order, passed granting Grass { Turnpike, and Grass Valley and Rough Ready Turnpike,and Grass Valley & Forest Hill Turnpike, right to collect toll, at the same rates. as last-year.— Order made continuing road from Winchester street, in the town of Grass Valley, to the. county road running from Boston Ravine to Ophir Hill. ‘Petition for néw road leading ‘from the . Grass Valley‘and Nevada Turnpike, -starting near the slaughter louse intersecting the Gold Fiat road near -Ed. Goodman's was received, and Clerk ordéred to: post notices for a hearing on. the second Monday in March, ~Ordered that the road commencing Bennett street, near the residence of John Bennett, in Grass Valley, running in an easterly direction, on the north side of Turnpike, be declared a county road. Watliam BR. Carey appointed Justice of the Peace for. Eureka Township for unexpired term. Tux Richmond Times gives expression to a “disturbing apprehension” in the minds of many, that the good old Virginia stock will run ont in about a generation, overwhelmed, confounded, and demoralized by an invasion of washing machines, cooking stoves, codfish, cold meats, pickled pork, poor cheese, and Yankee notions gem erally ;” “but encourages itself with the hope, that “the blood of true Virginians’ With a delicious flavor of the old bombast of the days before the war: “If Northern immigration sets strongly j to our State, it will be seen that the forsign’ ‘elements will change sooner than we ll.” ‘The habits, customs, genius, and virtues of our ‘people, have been planted ‘by God; and by the help of God, we will yearsof war may’ roll over us; earthquakes may shake down our inountains, and swallow up.our dry land ; floods may dash their wild waves over the places of our abode; but as long as there floate a true son of the Old Dominion upon a plank of the wreck, he will be a Virginian still.” THE ConsvLARn Conps.—The United States in the last fiscal year had 186 consulsscattered throughout the They receive salaries, and have to account to. the Department for their fees. The amount of fees sent by them to:the Treassuryin that time was $442,477 56, and their salaries came to $350,570 94, leaving a balance of receipts over expenditures of $91,906 62. At Paris where the salaries of the Consul and of his clerks only ainount to $6,782 97, the fees are $50,188, and the balanee lias té be-temitted. At Liverpool the salaries are $8,494 57, and the fees $8,38192; and at London the salaries. are ree, and the fees $42,198,75. ERY Weonmn Factory.—The ‘Secretary of the “Marysville Woolen Factory, says the Appeal, makes acalt upon the stockholders to payin. immediately 20 per cent, of the capital. stock, .The Trustees’ have voted to send an agent East to purchase such material as cannot be bought or manufactured in this. State and this call for capital is for the purpose of providing the requisite ‘funds.: Wish somebody would call for twenty per cent, or a like object . q a Med canes cena veo take <6 = California. is. located in Lake county, The borax. ie found in, an almost. pure G ¥ Seece rik eiiregrild state at the bottom. ee county without #195 hap, dhe bored: ikea ts ‘it and then sent SW: shall roferto. Site ls: iisntostin ea eid to Be Séehiah me] : agw some serenity haihils,thostly, China: The mud is lifted . Fe thereand when 1 Wolf Creek, to the Nevada and: Colfax + world. . — Importer of Cigars and Tobaoco ! . San Pranciscol Fobbing. Rises and G both « city. With the above s ceived some Heidsi will accept thanks. — Broad Street, Nevada City, California. = Grant Tan Dr Farley ‘do . AS Wall, do J Stidger do W Liubert Mead La:C W. — Grass Va ‘J W Brown Washin J I8 do J Goyn do AB fat "do J MeBéean © * do J@Matherdo M Kennedy Montzh A B Dibble do D Hutchinson ‘do R Watt do JW. Hinds.& f Neva J.H Dewey.. . 1% ‘AlZekinddo E Affen J B Hison Mattin m J R-Flagg Red Dog CS Whitney Colfax B Dodge = J 8 Quinton do W W Cozzens ae D Zachariah do D Roberts = A.B Harv: Timbuct H.:Powell Birchville J M Star Virginia, E Hogan Colfax Mrs Furguson Montezuina House 1867, SIMON ROSENTHAL. Mew Arrangement}JACOB ROSENTHAL, A NEW STOCK OF GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ! Money saved and made by purehasing your Goods at ROSENTHAL’S store! : JACOB ROSENTHAL & BROTHER havin formed a co-partnership in the Dry Goods Busi“ness, would tfully announce to-the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, 7 hat they are now receiving a addition to their former stock of La dies and hildrens' Dress Goods. At our store borg § now be found tlie largest’ and finest assortment in Nevada connty. utifal styles of Dress Patterns, Shawls, Hon-: nets, Ladies’ and Misses Hats, and fancy articles of every. description, is -received evya. “hese from San Franvised. ember, the place to purchase everything you need is at ROSENTHAL’S STORE, next to Crawford, Leavitt & Co's. {6 NOTICE, A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE on FRIDAY, the 8th Nevada Library Association will-be holden All Members are requested to be present as busnstant, at the Library Room. iness of importance will Bo prose nted. CHARLES ‘ARSH. President; Rh. H. Farquuak, }

M. L. Manrsu, Trustees, Feb. 84, I,J. Rous.’ } J. NEWMAN & CO., Have just arrived] With a Large and well-seleeted stock ~—OFr BOOTS AND SHOES, Which they will sell at the moat reasonable Prices. Commer¢ial street, Two. doors from’ Blaze's Saloori,: es Nevada; December 20th. 14 Cigars, Tobacco Pipes, do, é&c., JULIUS GREENWALD, Siisiaensiiidks Seana TU Maing athe any Yorn ae oa # REL FS . 25 ee come soe in the , OUR Se any Store * vgpeee call Renal ‘atten ‘em eee nnoupcemen rt we re K for which the couple LN ATIONAL EXCHANGE, UHOTER: ences ack & —— a in Washington and Nevada Turnpike Com. “ pee San “4 Huckine 5 Ban “Tuan LB Hines Oro Fino’ A Smith French Se asa +} chine is in motion. 1867. § . At Goldsmith's, corner of Broad and ny wl batt. . ean mona ai a4 aes maneErR SHO a SN nh RE Pam re nn ta ca Mon whem 7 eis : = 4 +e es $220 For Sale Sy ; Lo TT ACAV RF, SPENCE { ‘a oh FLORENCE. SEWING MACHINE ! ane —_—_—_— . The best in in the, World! > ECEIVED.GOLD MEDAL ‘at the Fair of the American Institute, N. ¥. 1865, Received the First Premium at the Fairs im 1865 and 1866-and-bas also been awarded the highest premiums at all the principal Fairs in the United. stmses, where exhibited. , Tt makes four different stitches, Has the Reversible Feed Motion. . The Length of Stitch can be changed while MaIts Tension ‘is selfadjusting.. It is almost noiseless, . ~ Tts‘motions are all positive, It will h« mi, fell, bind, gather, braid, quilt, and gather and sew on arnfile at the same time. 2 Thoee wishing to purchase a Sewing Machine should not fail ‘to call ahd éxamine the “ELORENOE.» R.A. DIVER, Agent for Nevada County. on +SALESROOMS— Pine streets, Nevada City. P. 8.— Send for Cireulars and Samples. Nevada, Feb. 1st. TO RANCHMEN,. —_—— LOT OF FINE TWO YEAR OLD GRAPE ROOTS FOR SALE—ihe best quality for ' ALSO; CUTTINGS OF THE White Muscat, Black Hamburg and Isabella varieties, A eample of the Wine fromthe game stock of roots can be seen on application to J.C, RICH, ~~ At the Half Mile House. Nevada, Jan. 81,—1m GRAND CONCERT! —AND—] ~~BAL LA To be given at the Nevada Theatre, —oON— -¢ THURSDAY EVEN ING, FEB, 7th, 1867. CONSISTING OF OPERATIC SELECTIONS AND SOLOS, _ From some of the Most Eminent Composers,jay EDMONDS and BUSSENIUS, ““Mekets for Concert an Bail Co! commence at 8 o’ clock, and $1. near t “MRS. R. XK. PEIRCE, . ‘ Washionable Dress Makér MAIN STREBT, NEVADA CITY. In Kistle’s Building, Up Stairs, opposite Wells, A wine. of Hungary WAG or Maw'Yeldide; algo member of . different Medical Societies. : id Respectuly tenders his services tothe cians . of Nevada and vicinity: “62 <2). 01 0» The Doctor can be ‘consulted in. TEN different languages, , ) Ofice—No. 36, Commerpial, Street; or ry Bussenius’ . and in the r tee . Hevadh, January 2th, “ee” To the Electors Pap: es / AES aes oipeter. 4% nics of the Cal, State Agricultural Séciety, . **~ gone, tite. ‘iain. 34 Ss peay, ig . warets. a ee om —_ aye L. : “ Ne eRe net Sige of lara veri on 2 EVERY.NIGHT.IN. THE. war EXCEPT SUNDAYS. FERED.TO PURCHASERS oy CLOTHING a es FURNISHING coops, BOOTS, SHOES,” ‘And Everything that can be: usedor ‘worn by man! oe H. M. LEY Ys . AUCTION ROOM, BROAD STREET ‘Oppoaie National bint Hotel, NEVADA CITY, WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, __ Ladies, Misses and Childretis’ Shoes, etree A LARGE SUPPLY OF California Manufactured Goods, BLANKETS, SHIRTS, ETC. ETC. cee i YANKEE NOTIONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. i @wTOBACCO! #2 . [HE REST IN THE STATE, retaocaA Rs! #2 OF THE SEST BRANDS 1 Call and see our Goods and examine AND ASCERTAIN OUR PRICES (BEFORE PURCHASING: ELSEWHERE. eects WE HAVE ONLY. ONE PRICE! And that will be low enough to SATISFY ALL. ~ : Fargo & Co's Office. “ogee ; GF2N eet gore AUCTION SALES Staniping for broidery or Braiding of the ‘ EVERY EVENING, commencing at Latest ruler attention pad to, ping on hand the : SEVEN O°CLOCK, DR. 8. KISFY, Sac Physicist,“ Acdgachéur @ Gelulist, [ON EVERY-\SATUR DAY averton ALES : eee OF, tate titra Stites wa commence at 1] niainnk d 4 ; AM Anetion Sales, on ecibaiadion: 7 inany ene Gity-or County. eaiig'dr Saaks unk other: Stock in Sat te ee MONEY ADVANCED +» ON CONSIGNMENTS, 5 Keyed Pilcs Bee Silk 2 Hes “HROAD FERRET. “the ‘National “exchhige. Rte shereY: jet broth Te .° ERG Sf ree me cs spstetintt bo Htey TEE a) = v ¥ ee tion.r evenil varior neede were. pair t witho Kelle marecl -menti saw h inchs in the He ws terda) was ¢ ascert that indict: Na ber of 2, had injure being hand and w carria came throw him.