January 2, 1866 (4 pages)

a ° WEDNESDAY, JAN, 2, 1866, THe EMANCIPATION. . CELepRation.— The colored of Nevada and Grass} Walley, had a grand celebratisn of the anniversary ofthe Proclamation of Freedom in ___this_city. rem midnight until dawg, C ter’s Brase Band discoursed splendid inusic and many of our citizens whom. they eee! gaded were awakened in the new year by the Band playing, “Tramp, tramp, the boys gia,” or some other ‘piece which Carter’s ° exerc at the Theater csaacnagl at lock, P. m. After music by the. Band dhe reading of the Proclamation, a very Pailicat oration was delivered by D. A. Dryden. ‘The.exercises. throughout were itable to all. concerned. At night the xhibition and festival for the benefit \of the. . ME. Church took place. The exers hises' were confined mostly to-children, and ithey acquitted themselves well. “A large. { number of white persous were 1p attendance /and we heard many favorable opinions éxpressed by them. After the exercises, 4 ‘grab bag’ and “prize cake” were brought pee Th these everybody invested and quite pectable sum was realized. The party ye sat down to an excellent supper, to which they did the justice. derstand that the mon val will abolt pay the debt on the church. The entire celebration and the feeling which the evlored people manifested, showed that. they fully understand and properly appreciate the freedom which has been extended to their race. ‘CANNON BuusTep.—The: ie, was purchased by the, Republican arty of this city during the first qimpalgo, Which’ resulted in the choice of Abraham Lincoln, exploded on the Ist. It. has since ita purchase been in charge of Z>P. Davis, an expérienced gunner, and has on every ublic day and over the news of victory, whether in the field or at the ballot. box, been culled into ‘requisition. “Ou Monday last, twelve guns were fired, morning, nvvn and night, as & part of thh colored people's celebrativn of the ayniversay of the day ou which the Emancipation: Proelamatien ‘was_issued.— Fhethirty six ryununda were fired, whea Davis remarked that he had “one charge left and he would Gre one gun. for the white man.” The cartridge was rawmed home and at ite discharge the gun exploded and the fragments were_ thrown ia every diree, tion, Although a number of persons were ~ standing newt go one was injured: “One of _the fragments, about the size of a hat, was thrown several hundred yards. It-fell upou the roof of Judge Niles’ residence. and plastering. The gun wasa four pounder, -such as is‘commonly used on uforchant vessels, ee Tre New MItu.— Yesterday the ainiine of Hagadora, Clay. & Larkin’s will, at Hunt's Hill, fell upon cement for the first time. The mill has eight heavy stamps which are moved by a. twenty foot “hurdy gurdy”® wheel. The prsard sb two Z hundred feet and the water strikes the arms of the wheel through an inch and a quarter shaft, thus avoiding all gearing or belting. . With this simple machinery a speed of nine_ ty drops a minute can be obtained. The shaft of the mine is kept dry by a smaller wheel similar to that used in the mill. Phe company have not reiiched the main cement chaanel yet, but they have takea out about sixty tons of excellent coment, 8 the mill wilt be kept at work for some time “upon. the gravel taken from spurs fossil out from the channel. The mine promises “to be very. rich. Another mill ie being erected upon the Hill and in the Spring oth > will be put up. — Tae STacesx.—The Colfax stage arrived _. inthis city yesterday, about the usual hour, ~ and the stages from all other. points are making better time, The pleasant weather of the past fewdays bas dried the roads and _improved the travel. Bhe will be a few féettonger than the Wash. a ee a . mine ip Stockholm; In the morsing we! are marching,” “Marching. through Geéor=. agente The elick-of-the hammer.came. up. We-an. raised by the Festi-+ passing through the shingles reated upon the. nozzle. The wheelis attached to the cart) “ OrPosrrion.—A new ‘steamer for oppe™ aition on the Sacramento river is being built at San Francisco for Stephen Whipple — . the oe, light draft,.side wheel, high preseure and fast. The frame werk for her = HA Inox Mine, ok lady, vow traveling [ . in’ Sweden, describes her-visit to aw irom drove & few miles further to Demora. ‘The ‘. country ‘has the_ same external appearance of all mining regions, tresselw ork, nachinemines, deep rents from the surface, are unlike any J have seen elsewhere. I shall _ . only describe the one through which we desTH owenad from an opening perhaps 100 feet . across, in a bucket, slowly, 500 feet, in-five minutes and ten seconds. walla of rock by iron hooks and pullies, were ‘platforms, upon which men stood delving with pick and chisel into ‘the ledge. of ore. ry, ore and debris; but the openings tate the j_ cended, though there are:many.We were, . hy Rev. Do x Clinging to the}— that “it exhibits ‘the of prosaic mind to lift itself by a pole et museular— into pei baie Hill, January ist, 1866, by Judge sobs Reval Mr. James Hackley to Miss Cecegy Hail, in this cit the ist inst., t ice in Fj on ae #-As Bobbie to Mrs. Jane-Aubent, bothof Red Dogr— egret ARRIVALS AT. THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. and braging ap” utensTl”Umbeen By from the depths below, accompanied by shrill signal cries, and now the reverbrated crash and roar of a blast; make us to feel that the very foundations of the earth aré giving way. It seemed as we were dropping upon o race of Lilliputians, so ‘like ‘specks rappearéd~ the busy throng,; but when brought to their level, found the workmen a sturdy set, with complexion, if half concealed by a coat of smut, as fair as that of the fairest damsel, -They stood with astonished gaze, as miners always % to sed woman in their midst. The oid air, that made us draw our siswie closer as we descended, wus accounted for. We stood upon a pavement of ice, last year’s deposit and of. years before. Miniare glaciers clung to ovetshadowed crevices of rock. It seemed as _if we stood in the midst of a ruin of a vast cathedral; above, the blue domé of heaven capped the seemingly “narrow, Opening. The walls were chiseled so that they had the appearance of being vaulted. Vust pillars separated cham‘ber from chamber; rents through these at various heights opening into other passages, -were as windows. The sun's rays’ struck hy astant-upor isolated columns covered with Nicooping maidens’ hair; fern and moss. We looked inte the dark chambers, whicti Ted all directions, hundreds of feet—400 men are employed in the mines from 5. a. M. till 8 Pp. M,, for 31 cents per day ; 150 children, boys aad girls, are kept at work break‘ing the ore inte small fragments, for five cents: per diy-each. ‘The rock contains 70-100 ore. It it not smelted at the mines, but at Osterby aid other forges near by. It , is said that the excellence of this iron over any other is owing to ita being smelted with charcoal. Certain restrictions. bylaw fet, ter the operatious of miners. Only a cer-. tain quastity of ore is permitted to be taken out yearly. Theam mount of timber that nay be cutis stated, and the export of unsmelted ore positively forbidden. “ADDITIONAL Rvom.—Saxby & Laneae-. ter are building an addition to their livery stable on Broad street. The new apartwhich comfortable quarters will be arranged in the rear. Fronting upon the street, will be a comfortable and commodious office. Saxby & Lancaster understand the business thoroughly, and have the best livery stock to be found inthe mountains. When the contemplated improvements are completed, a look at the Empires tables will do a horse: man good. Cement Hu.t.—Within the past. few months several ledges have been prospected upon Cement Hill. in which the -indications are excellent. From one of the ledges, ‘thirty tons of splendid looking rock has been taken out, and it will be tested very soon at the French mill. We have been +-shown. a number of specimens from this ‘claim, which centaiu a consiterable amount of free guld: and ote of rich looking sulphurets. We are satisfied that the mill test will demonstrate the richness of the ledge. -. We believe ite owners call it the “Black Peter.” AT Bautzen, in Saxeny, on the 28th of October, justice was obliged-to descend te whideeus hand to-hand combat with a nal about te be guillutined. ‘ihe p count that he. mounted the ps syphen very tranquilly, but then commenced a furious struggle with the executioners. Four men in vain attempted to subdue the efforts of ‘the condemned; who was a a “agg trame and na great apparent stre bit and struck them, and. nbsatin Sb ened out, “Help! Lam innocent! Save me! are murderers! I want e peat te the di. . rector of the prison the assistants caught hair, and pulling his d violeutly tg = the revolting erent. vied cand sca ee ment -is designed for boarding stock; -for ha, At last ove of . rpiraienes polvion. He was bound te} va amanet Degen goo and}. justice was assassinaetait ef tee knife Lande ao end to}! T Eanteron;t == bo-:0.-J-Walentt-Rock-e— J MeCaw-—-Wm Rabb do J Nelson Gold Flat H Ipson San Juan W Drake Alo JH Efivger do AP Havenport Pie h M Cash « .do J Tutner Gold Flat Miss Desh do EPFa has.Grase V Mrs Chadwick do 8 Bolitho __ do Miss Miller do ‘ CSims Summit city Mrs Wiltack eB oS Williamson © do GD Dorni G Pierch 6 mile valle J F Carr Willow “ta AB Wilson 2 mile “i M Mehler ~. do HC Babcock Mary C.Flaughérs Bridge J M Stamp A J A Whaley Greg m 8 A Bidler Unionvil WAH Miurchie Ranch J R Wheeler Lake « JH wee do J Jeffrry-Gass Valle E Bush You Bet A B Carley Nevada WC Asher Bridge J M Davenport BIT J S Gregory Moores G Evans Forest City W Van Alstine Neva P Sutton Ranch Mrs S Sears Unionvi_N McNonald Colfax” Master Sweeney do J Downey Piety Hill. H L Hopkins San Fr J M Patte New York Dr ‘Avnall Nevada J Caldwell Moores F R Rong Red" Dog LF Landers’ do W C Monroe Blooms 3-W Minniban do P Reed Bridgeport ._ N B Parzett de I Talmage Piety Hil J M Hurd Yreka A W Lewis: Hunts bh T M Hatheway Moor J Stull Alpha C Marvin Omega J Shopf Nevada D H Birdgall Tilten m T Irwin Greenhorn -D Crittendew Sum c I Gaughnbangh do~ W J. Newell Blue Te E A Leath Deer Cr J Heal do W Merideth Blue Te D W Allen San Fra M Norton Fall Creek J PettigGrass Valley J Debat Newtown. T Findley do RP Barnott Canad m T-Okey: —. _ do A Taylor , do JM Walton -~do REThomvson do J Cowger Snow T REGreenmat do A oh 2 ee T Archey Washin to WS Bo do RE Dillon CCha e du ED Herrick Gold P EA Watmore do J Kiffer Greenhorn J Heacock de . H O Hiscox es: Jua B Foot Nevaca BH Prior’: do > J James T Powell Gold Flat D W Allen P Golden Downievill do do LAFAYETTE BAKERY. CANDIES & CAKES ! Wholesale and Retail CANDY ESTABLISHMENT w"™.s i LER, Bread Street, Nevada. a the people of this city and the county that he has io His Store, the description, superior to any in the mountains, whie offers for sale atthe lowest prices. . Retail Dealers will find dt to their advantage to examine his before bayitig elsewhere. Mr. Kohler being an_experieneed Candy maker . sells ooty § fresh articles to his patrons and has no old Besides » tale; tes beanctine tgoieend of large and striall Cakes for Christmas and New Years, and also namerous articles for ornaamenting Christmas Trees Remember that at this place you will find the best pers at the lowest ater a10 AGENCY OF ied New Almaden “Quicksilver. Mining COMPANY. 4 _ a FLASKS c VER, in 100 Tasees Somers,» at San Francisco Wholesale Price, . freight added, Crawford, Leavitt & Co, “Agents for Nevada. . ar HINDS. : “UR. W. TULLY. BANKING HOUSE AND _ ASSAY (OFFICE. UINDS & TULLY, Bankers. Reapaseaas te 4, ‘W. Kidd, az HAviNe bought the well knows ineiiial ‘mouse and business of George W. Kidd, On Broad Street, Nevada City, Will carry on the Banking bealnese, at the old stand, under the firm vame of Hinds & Tully. The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. & Geld Bullion discounted at the vee Sg a a Deposits ecks on san oor ot main Lancaster and Beinn in aascaad 4 bach, under the firm name of M 2 rks & Co., largest assort. ment uf FRESH CANDIES, of every flavor and NEVADA CITY. ~ ~ ‘Ehave just st recetveds . NEW sTOCK OF GOODS, & Consisting of Ladies’, Misses’ amd Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, ‘Slippers, . &e., &C. From the best manufacturers of New York, Ph ila delphia aad Berton. I sive have.tull aqnortanent of SHOE FIN aera, Miller’s Celebrated ess Blacking, Neats Foo ’ Freuth Calf, Kip, Liniug Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, and in fact everything to be fuund in a first-class Shoe and ~. . Finding Store. Steamer. Repairtng-done in the best style. Yer Boots and Shoes made to order! And a good fit warranted in every case. I keep Boots of my own manufacture always on hepa and will sell all my Goods, Tae t= Cheaper than any ote? House in téwn! 23 Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, 32c. Best Santa Craz Sole Leather,4y the Side, 33e Hemember the Corner! Nevada, November llth. RISLEY'S BUCHU, FOR SALE BY ! E. F, SPENCE. Nevada, Nov. 30. Dissolution of of Partnership. OTICE is hereby given that on the Ist day of . ’ September, 1865, the partnership theretofore existing between George C. Powers and Marks Zetlerwas disbusiness will be hereafter conducted by Marks Zellerbaok at at Moore's Flat, Nevada county, who has purchased the internest of G = and receipt for all demands of the late solved by mutual consent: The business wil' he conducted. under the style of Marks & Co., as heretofore. “MARKS ZELLERBACH. GEO. C. POWERS, Nevada, December 23d; 1865. NEW MARBLE WORKS, IN NEVADA CITY, ALEXANDER THOMPSON, OULD respectfully inform the pda of ~ vada city and county that he Marble Shop on Broad Street, a few doors above Baker & Martin’s Grocery Store. He is prepared to farnish . Monuments, Tombstones, Mantel PIECES, Ete. Ete. ; All kinds of Ornamental Wo Work di in Marble. ue Cutting, Stone, Bri¢k and Work, every description, prompt! “ Soy in want of ap my Fae will it great] to their 8 oo oon Hay give call heel ov. 2nd. _ =< a1 CALDWELL, ’ “=Attorney and Counselor at Law) Office No. 42 Broad Street Nevada City. , Notary’ ‘Pub lie for Nevada counoom for the State of Nevade John Caldwell, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer MOORE’S FLAT, [NEVADA OPHETY: Moore's Flat, Jnly 2* st, Toys. Toys. Toya Toys and F; aeog Ques for the Hotids £72 commend il Boater ta int inet the ZLNN, 320 and 322 Battery strect, Han Gacruseeee 3. A. A. SARGENT. J.1. Caldweil y and Commi eam, Attorney = Counselor. at Law. () Merosd ana a maceny: . om. Obs a: *Phaiaae Fit oh Gttemnags ane . ‘3 at Law, [x a antee satisfaction in all cases. = ad "By fair anda honorable dealing we €; Powers and who will pay all debts [. GROCERS LIQUORS, FEED, al kus MINERS” TOOLS, Se: Se NO. 59 @ BROAD STBEET, Xa, OR STOCK IS and best selected in the mountains and 2 ll hope to secure a share of public patronage. Is THE tikiies : THe § ; made up New Ye was org “tenby E ableness . ter & H As the a "way, La .«, the step Seen th Poem we appeare removed Wehave established aHiouse whereour fri and the public ean get good articles if: as forty they are-te fowudin the market yoo paying day, the the bad debts of others. evening Cash cu ers or pisos tant as aad hoa -\woed_are the kiad are butting after and_none and it He : Nw : dance’ eel pee9 yer oo te present, ANG Goods must be paid ~ about~ or when ordered, or on pnen esentation of Bill. by ‘oo. The pa We are prepared to. fill any order on the shortest and at: notice, that Can be filled by any any House in the with h Mountains, and we pledge ourselves not'to take unParty . due advantage; of our enstoniers, ee Goods are Trus left to onr selection. ~-~ holders Besides the articles usually found_ held in im Grocery Stores, we have the folthe full lowing articles For Sale Clieap : re-elect suing y PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, M. Bat BLASTING POWDER, ~ tary. ' FUSE, STEEL, ROPE, , rere @ it Hemp and Rubber Packing, I sf NST _QUICKSILVER, by the Tank -8F pound. of Quit ‘TUBS, PAILs, Flat, wv . Wood & Willow Ware; ass'd. fae ; _—_ man, § a A General Assortment of 8. B. B George HARD WARK, atds; . ss Consisting of © Botton Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, . 55, Padlocks, &c. Caldw PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c, bo “nt Sum now «al ) All sorts by the keg or pound. , ple tin : . . ple an condit a A general and. fine assortment of Court: ' A MMUNETION, < Caldw Of all kinds for Sportsmen Joba . Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Pe i Wheat, res and Shorts, cocthe: ICR OCKBE RY, . a spler GLASS AND STONE WARE. other aaa Re sions. sree aif kindne DEMIJOHNS, Ne A Fine Lot. callin, spa obsers FcaANDLE Sg ¥f. sty,t ANY QUANTITY. ceivin 4 Q TY. Say 3 wrens: saw n Wines, that t -; ~ Brandies, Jus Whiskys, onal Ales, ty we: Porters,; da Ti Bitters, dall bh Cordials Palm e re seoy’s " Syrups Judge And in short everything imthat line. in the Kerosene. aia oy ae ae Sperm, ete. Cons Our friendsand the public may rely on . & Ge i a ttaascspaedonetecmeee tet ae in the satisfactory terms. se bes All Goods delivered at a reasonable disa ‘tance . Yo _,. FREE or F_ CHARGE. pr . Call and see our Stock and judge ead fy . @RBGORY & WAITE . by Yelle ‘Nevada, aug. '1 ©

a ° WEDNESDAY, JAN, 2, 1866, THe EMANCIPATION. . CELepRation.— The colored of Nevada and Grass} Walley, had a grand celebratisn of the anniversary ofthe Proclamation of Freedom in ___this_city. rem midnight until dawg, C ter’s Brase Band discoursed splendid inusic and many of our citizens whom. they eee! gaded were awakened in the new year by the Band playing, “Tramp, tramp, the boys gia,” or some other ‘piece which Carter’s ° exerc at the Theater csaacnagl at lock, P. m. After music by the. Band dhe reading of the Proclamation, a very Pailicat oration was delivered by D. A. Dryden. ‘The.exercises. throughout were itable to all. concerned. At night the xhibition and festival for the benefit \of the. . ME. Church took place. The exers hises' were confined mostly to-children, and ithey acquitted themselves well. “A large. { number of white persous were 1p attendance /and we heard many favorable opinions éxpressed by them. After the exercises, 4 ‘grab bag’ and “prize cake” were brought pee Th these everybody invested and quite pectable sum was realized. The party ye sat down to an excellent supper, to which they did the justice. derstand that the mon val will abolt pay the debt on the church. The entire celebration and the feeling which the evlored people manifested, showed that. they fully understand and properly appreciate the freedom which has been extended to their race. ‘CANNON BuusTep.—The: ie, was purchased by the, Republican arty of this city during the first qimpalgo, Which’ resulted in the choice of Abraham Lincoln, exploded on the Ist. It. has since ita purchase been in charge of Z>P. Davis, an expérienced gunner, and has on every ublic day and over the news of victory, whether in the field or at the ballot. box, been culled into ‘requisition. “Ou Monday last, twelve guns were fired, morning, nvvn and night, as & part of thh colored people's celebrativn of the ayniversay of the day ou which the Emancipation: Proelamatien ‘was_issued.— Fhethirty six ryununda were fired, whea Davis remarked that he had “one charge left and he would Gre one gun. for the white man.” The cartridge was rawmed home and at ite discharge the gun exploded and the fragments were_ thrown ia every diree, tion, Although a number of persons were ~ standing newt go one was injured: “One of _the fragments, about the size of a hat, was thrown several hundred yards. It-fell upou the roof of Judge Niles’ residence. and plastering. The gun wasa four pounder, -such as is‘commonly used on uforchant vessels, ee Tre New MItu.— Yesterday the ainiine of Hagadora, Clay. & Larkin’s will, at Hunt's Hill, fell upon cement for the first time. The mill has eight heavy stamps which are moved by a. twenty foot “hurdy gurdy”® wheel. The prsard sb two Z hundred feet and the water strikes the arms of the wheel through an inch and a quarter shaft, thus avoiding all gearing or belting. . With this simple machinery a speed of nine_ ty drops a minute can be obtained. The shaft of the mine is kept dry by a smaller wheel similar to that used in the mill. Phe company have not reiiched the main cement chaanel yet, but they have takea out about sixty tons of excellent coment, 8 the mill wilt be kept at work for some time “upon. the gravel taken from spurs fossil out from the channel. The mine promises “to be very. rich. Another mill ie being erected upon the Hill and in the Spring oth > will be put up. — Tae STacesx.—The Colfax stage arrived _. inthis city yesterday, about the usual hour, ~ and the stages from all other. points are making better time, The pleasant weather of the past fewdays bas dried the roads and _improved the travel. Bhe will be a few féettonger than the Wash. a ee a . mine ip Stockholm; In the morsing we! are marching,” “Marching. through Geéor=. agente The elick-of-the hammer.came. up. We-an. raised by the Festi-+ passing through the shingles reated upon the. nozzle. The wheelis attached to the cart) “ OrPosrrion.—A new ‘steamer for oppe™ aition on the Sacramento river is being built at San Francisco for Stephen Whipple — . the oe, light draft,.side wheel, high preseure and fast. The frame werk for her = HA Inox Mine, ok lady, vow traveling [ . in’ Sweden, describes her-visit to aw irom drove & few miles further to Demora. ‘The ‘. country ‘has the_ same external appearance of all mining regions, tresselw ork, nachinemines, deep rents from the surface, are unlike any J have seen elsewhere.. I shall _ . only describe the one through which we desTH owenad from an opening perhaps 100 feet . across, in a bucket, slowly, 500 feet, in-five minutes and ten seconds. walla of rock by iron hooks and pullies, were ‘platforms, upon which men stood delving with pick and chisel into ‘the ledge. of ore. ry, ore and debris; but the openings tate the j_ cended, though there are:many.We were, . hy Rev. Do x Clinging to the}— that “it exhibits ‘the of prosaic mind to lift itself by a pole et museular— into pei baie Hill, January ist, 1866, by Judge sobs Reval Mr. James Hackley to Miss Cecegy Hail, in this cit the ist inst., t ice in Fj on ae #-As Bobbie to Mrs. Jane-Aubent, bothof Red Dogr— egret ARRIVALS AT. THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. and braging ap” utensTl”Umbeen By from the depths below, accompanied by shrill signal cries, and now the reverbrated crash and roar of a blast; make us to feel that the very foundations of the earth aré giving way. It seemed as we were dropping upon o race of Lilliputians, so ‘like ‘specks rappearéd~ the busy throng,; but when brought to their level, found the workmen a sturdy set, with complexion, if half concealed by a coat of smut, as fair as that of the fairest damsel, -They stood with astonished gaze, as miners always % to sed woman in their midst. The oid air, that made us draw our siswie closer as we descended, wus accounted for. We stood upon a pavement of ice, last year’s deposit and of. years before. Miniare glaciers clung to ovetshadowed crevices of rock. It seemed as _if we stood in the midst of a ruin of a vast cathedral; above, the blue domé of heaven capped the seemingly “narrow, Opening. The walls were chiseled so that they had the appearance of being vaulted. Vust pillars separated cham‘ber from chamber; rents through these at various heights opening into other passages, -were as windows. The sun's rays’ struck hy astant-upor isolated columns covered with Nicooping maidens’ hair; fern and moss. We looked inte the dark chambers, whicti Ted all directions, hundreds of feet—400 men are employed in the mines from 5. a. M. till 8 Pp. M,, for 31 cents per day ; 150 children, boys aad girls, are kept at work break‘ing the ore inte small fragments, for five cents: per diy-each. ‘The rock contains 70-100 ore.. It it not smelted at the mines, but at Osterby aid other forges near by. It , is said that the excellence of this iron over any other is owing to ita being smelted with charcoal. Certain restrictions. bylaw fet, ter the operatious of miners. Only a cer-. tain quastity of ore is permitted to be taken out yearly. Theam mount of timber that nay be cutis stated, and the export of unsmelted ore positively forbidden. “ADDITIONAL Rvom.—Saxby & Laneae-. ter are building an addition to their livery stable on Broad street. The new apartwhich comfortable quarters will be arranged in the rear. Fronting upon the street, will be a comfortable and commodious office. Saxby & Lancaster understand the business thoroughly, and have the best livery stock to be found inthe mountains. When the contemplated improvements are completed, a look at the Empires tables will do a horse: man good. Cement Hu.t.—Within the past. few months several ledges have been prospected upon Cement Hill. in which the -indications are excellent. From one of the ledges, ‘thirty tons of splendid looking rock has been taken out, and it will be tested very soon at the French mill. We have been +-shown. a number of specimens from this ‘claim, which centaiu a consiterable amount of free guld: and ote of rich looking sulphurets. We are satisfied that the mill test will demonstrate the richness of the ledge. -. We believe ite owners call it the “Black Peter.” AT Bautzen, in Saxeny, on the 28th of October, justice was obliged-to descend te whideeus hand to-hand combat with a nal about te be guillutined. ‘ihe p count that he. mounted the ps syphen very tranquilly, but then commenced a furious struggle with the executioners. Four men in vain attempted to subdue the efforts of ‘the condemned; who was a a “agg trame and na great apparent stre bit and struck them, and. nbsatin Sb ened out, “Help! Lam innocent! Save me! are murderers! I want e peat te the di. . rector of the prison the assistants caught hair, and pulling his d violeutly tg = the revolting erent. vied cand sca ee ment -is designed for boarding stock; -for ha, At last ove of . rpiraienes polvion. He was bound te} va amanet Degen goo and}. justice was assassinaetait ef tee knife Lande ao end to}! T Eanteron;t == bo-:0.-J-Walentt-Rock-e— J MeCaw-—-Wm Rabb do J Nelson Gold Flat H Ipson San Juan W Drake Alo JH Efivger do AP Havenport Pie h M Cash « .do J Tutner Gold Flat Miss Desh do EPFa has.Grase V Mrs Chadwick do 8 Bolitho __ do Miss Miller do ‘ CSims Summit city Mrs Wiltack eB oS Williamson © do GD Dorni G Pierch 6 mile valle J F Carr Willow “ta AB Wilson 2 mile “i M Mehler ~. do HC Babcock Mary C.Flaughérs Bridge J M Stamp A J A Whaley Greg m 8 A Bidler Unionvil WAH Miurchie Ranch J R Wheeler Lake « JH wee do J Jeffrry-Gass Valle E Bush You Bet A B Carley Nevada WC Asher Bridge J M Davenport BIT J S Gregory Moores G Evans Forest City W Van Alstine Neva P Sutton Ranch Mrs S Sears Unionvi_N McNonald Colfax” Master Sweeney do J Downey Piety Hill. H L Hopkins San Fr J M Patte New York Dr ‘Avnall Nevada J Caldwell Moores F R Rong Red" Dog LF Landers’ do W C Monroe Blooms 3-W Minniban do P Reed Bridgeport ._ N B Parzett de I Talmage Piety Hil J M Hurd Yreka A W Lewis: Hunts bh T M Hatheway Moor J Stull Alpha C Marvin Omega J Shopf Nevada D H Birdgall Tilten m T Irwin Greenhorn -D Crittendew Sum c I Gaughnbangh do~ W J. Newell Blue Te E A Leath Deer Cr J Heal do W Merideth Blue Te D W Allen San Fra M Norton Fall Creek J PettigGrass Valley J Debat Newtown. T Findley do RP Barnott Canad m T-Okey: —. _ do A Taylor , do JM Walton -~do REThomvson do J Cowger Snow T

REGreenmat do A oh 2 ee T Archey Washin to WS Bo do RE Dillon CCha e du ED Herrick Gold P EA Watmore do J Kiffer Greenhorn J Heacock de . H O Hiscox es: Jua B Foot Nevaca BH Prior’: do > J James T Powell Gold Flat D W Allen P Golden Downievill do do LAFAYETTE BAKERY. CANDIES & CAKES ! Wholesale and Retail CANDY ESTABLISHMENT w"™.s i LER, Bread Street, Nevada. a the people of this city and the county that he has io His Store, the description, superior to any in the mountains, whie offers for sale atthe lowest prices. . Retail Dealers will find dt to their advantage to examine his before bayitig elsewhere. Mr. Kohler being an_experieneed Candy maker . sells ooty § fresh articles to his patrons and has no old Besides » tale; tes beanctine tgoieend of large and striall Cakes for Christmas and New Years, and also namerous articles for ornaamenting Christmas Trees Remember that at this place you will find the best pers at the lowest ater a10 AGENCY OF ied New Almaden “Quicksilver. Mining COMPANY. 4 _ a FLASKS c VER, in 100 Tasees Somers,» at San Francisco Wholesale Price, . freight added, Crawford, Leavitt & Co, “Agents for Nevada. . ar HINDS. : “UR. W. TULLY. BANKING HOUSE AND _ ASSAY (OFFICE. UINDS & TULLY, Bankers. Reapaseaas te 4, ‘W. Kidd, az HAviNe bought the well knows ineiiial ‘mouse and business of George W. Kidd, On Broad Street, Nevada City, Will carry on the Banking bealnese, at the old stand, under the firm vame of Hinds & Tully. The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. & Geld Bullion discounted at the vee Sg a a Deposits ecks on san oor ot main Lancaster and Beinn in aascaad 4 bach, under the firm name of M 2 rks & Co., largest assort. ment uf FRESH CANDIES, of every flavor and NEVADA CITY. ~ ~ ‘Ehave just st recetveds . NEW sTOCK OF GOODS, & Consisting of Ladies’, Misses’ amd Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, ‘Slippers, . &e., &C. From the best manufacturers of New York, Ph ila delphia aad Berton. I sive have.tull aqnortanent of SHOE FIN aera, Miller’s Celebrated ess Blacking, Neats Foo ’ Freuth Calf, Kip, Liniug Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, and in fact everything to be fuund in a first-class Shoe and ~. . Finding Store. Steamer. Repairtng-done in the best style. Yer Boots and Shoes made to order! And a good fit warranted in every case. I keep Boots of my own manufacture always on hepa and will sell all my Goods, Tae t= Cheaper than any ote? House in téwn! 23 Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, 32c. Best Santa Craz Sole Leather,4y the Side, 33e Hemember the Corner! Nevada, November llth. RISLEY'S BUCHU, FOR SALE BY ! E. F, SPENCE. Nevada, Nov. 30. Dissolution of of Partnership. OTICE is hereby given that on the Ist day of . ’ September, 1865, the partnership theretofore existing between George C. Powers and Marks Zetlerwas disbusiness will be hereafter conducted by Marks Zellerbaok at at Moore's Flat, Nevada county, who has purchased the internest of G = and receipt for all demands of the late solved by mutual consent: The business wil' he conducted. under the style of Marks & Co., as heretofore. “MARKS ZELLERBACH. GEO. C. POWERS, Nevada, December 23d; 1865. NEW MARBLE WORKS, IN NEVADA CITY, ALEXANDER THOMPSON, OULD respectfully inform the pda of ~ vada city and county that he Marble Shop on Broad Street, a few doors above Baker & Martin’s Grocery Store. He is prepared to farnish . Monuments, Tombstones, Mantel PIECES, Ete. Ete. ; All kinds of Ornamental Wo Work di in Marble. ue Cutting, Stone, Bri¢k and Work, every description, prompt! “ Soy in want of ap my Fae will it great] to their 8 oo oon Hay give call heel ov. 2nd. _ =< a1 CALDWELL, ’ “=Attorney and Counselor at Law) Office No. 42 Broad Street Nevada City. , Notary’ ‘Pub lie for Nevada counoom for the State of Nevade John Caldwell, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Notary Public and Conveyancer MOORE’S FLAT, [NEVADA OPHETY: Moore's Flat, Jnly 2* st, Toys. Toys. Toya Toys and F; aeog Ques for the Hotids £72 commend il Boater ta int inet the ZLNN, 320 and 322 Battery strect, Han Gacruseeee 3. A. A. SARGENT. J.1. Caldweil y and Commi eam, Attorney = Counselor. at Law. () Merosd ana a maceny: . om. Obs a: *Phaiaae Fit oh Gttemnags ane . ‘3 at Law, [x a antee satisfaction in all cases. = ad "By fair anda honorable dealing we €; Powers and who will pay all debts [. GROCERS LIQUORS, FEED, al kus MINERS” TOOLS, Se: Se NO. 59 @ BROAD STBEET, Xa, OR STOCK IS and best selected in the mountains and 2 ll hope to secure a share of public patronage. Is THE tikiies : THe § ; made up New Ye was org “tenby E ableness . ter & H As the a "way, La .«, the step Seen th Poem we appeare removed Wehave established aHiouse whereour fri and the public ean get good articles if: as forty they are-te fowudin the market yoo paying day, the the bad debts of others. evening Cash cu ers or pisos tant as aad hoa -\woed_are the kiad are butting after and_none and it He : Nw : dance’ eel pee9 yer oo te present, ANG Goods must be paid ~ about~ or when ordered, or on pnen esentation of Bill. by ‘oo. The pa We are prepared to. fill any order on the shortest and at: notice, that Can be filled by any any House in the with h Mountains, and we pledge ourselves not'to take unParty . due advantage; of our enstoniers, ee Goods are Trus left to onr selection. ~-~ holders Besides the articles usually found_ held in im Grocery Stores, we have the folthe full lowing articles For Sale Clieap : re-elect suing y PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, M. Bat BLASTING POWDER, ~ tary. ' FUSE, STEEL, ROPE, , rere @ it Hemp and Rubber Packing, I sf NST _QUICKSILVER, by the Tank -8F pound. of Quit ‘TUBS, PAILs, Flat, wv . Wood & Willow Ware; ass'd. fae ; _—_ man, § a A General Assortment of 8. B. B George HARD WARK, atds; . ss Consisting of © Botton Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, . 55, Padlocks, &c. Caldw PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c, bo “nt Sum now «al ) All sorts by the keg or pound. , ple tin : . . ple an condit a A general and. fine assortment of Court: ' A MMUNETION, < Caldw Of all kinds for Sportsmen Joba . Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Pe i Wheat, res and Shorts, cocthe: ICR OCKBE RY, . a spler GLASS AND STONE WARE. other aaa Re sions. sree aif kindne DEMIJOHNS, Ne A Fine Lot. callin, spa obsers FcaANDLE Sg ¥f. sty,t ANY QUANTITY. ceivin 4 Q TY. Say 3 wrens: saw n Wines, that t -; ~ Brandies, Jus Whiskys, onal Ales, ty we: Porters,; da Ti Bitters, dall bh Cordials Palm e re seoy’s " Syrups Judge And in short everything imthat line. in the Kerosene. aia oy ae ae Sperm, ete. Cons Our friendsand the public may rely on . & Ge i a ttaascspaedonetecmeee tet ae in the satisfactory terms. se bes All Goods delivered at a reasonable disa ‘tance . Yo _,. FREE or F_ CHARGE. pr . Call and see our Stock and judge ead fy . @RBGORY & WAITE . by Yelle ‘Nevada, aug. '1 ©