January 22, 1867 (4 pages)

Rv ee eT ata tae eee Oe ee he xe er : ~ Loca Press.—“Whether feople wil it or not, the local paper-is #bpreséntative abroad, their embassadorin 4 eign Parts, by which they must ving ee eo-operation giving ike every other duty . IG ai information given” By the people to agoand oy . even those ‘hat can be made comfortable fit for study, “while thé germs’ of disease “for the laws of health; and ait Giaktee” thpa-pebeeeeeanaial ‘are so badly m that all the advan. ‘tages in construction, are.lost,.We. have attended places where the héated air had been. breathed by. those. present . Had -over-and. over again. until it had he}-to come poisonous. “In the--schools the chil: dren become dull, sleepy; and entirely unplanted to bring forth theirfraitage Freak bore 3 Jess of Uy, Prone local papers is as .“‘bread ‘cast’ upon the waters” which. will be: ‘Teturned.a hungq statement of facta in-relation. to it. ‘dred fold-in the’ ‘benefits that: result to the community. Thé advertiser is ‘benefitted’ ; directly by having ' his business ‘known, and indirectly. bythe idea:which the paper gives of the business of the locality BB rxtscaley: paper well filled, with adver. tisements speaks well for the prosperity of @ place, and men are influenced to come and buy or settle, thus increasing the bus_iness. But more particularly in reading mattér does the local press represent its comimanity abroad. The home industries, the new enterprises, the resources and successes Of the locality all find a herald in the press. These become known abroad, and capital, enterprisé and labor are call. ed coe industries spring up and old ones are extended. Thus the wealth of the locality is increased and its progress insured. . These benefits are patent to all thinking men: “We suggest this for the purpose of urging our friends. throughout the county to aid us in gecuring information in regard to matters of local or general interest. Every man engaged in a pur suit i¢ qualified to give a fair account of his ahd his neighbor's successes, and-allwho witness any occurrence can give All these things contribute to the interest and eee of a. paper, We -desire'to hear ié miners what is being done in the camps hid claiths ; ‘from the farmer his ctops; from ‘the’ ‘vine grower of his success and also from the manufacturer.— At matters not; whether thesobe given in “(good shape” or not. . Let us have-the material and we will see to the balance. We hope our friends in different localities wilt} send us all items o of the character we have mentioned. “Tah £3 THE Queen of Spain aie on fied, her intention to “ennoble” a tenor singer, but abandoned her design on the Ministry threatening to resign if shedid it. © #1) A MissouRIAN visiting Chicago rifinois, lately): ‘went’ to’ bed after ‘cling his windows and ‘blowing out his gas. There was ofcourse a’ dead Missourian in ~ In bed next morning. ’ “A Woncan in Detroit was recently fright‘ened into inganity. . rere ~\ Risrorr was advertised inthe Richmond papers to appear there December 24. and 25th, tickets five dollars. cae teers . t THE new editor-in-chief of en Paris “Moniteur is: ‘only thirty-eight years of age. ev petrsiey Court Jowrial says Qasen "Wiehoria got out of’ bed to see the meteors. ‘er Tite Stat "of. life is the pretty ‘aame ofa journal lately started in London representing the baking interest.“ ‘A NoRwice’ Conn., clergyman offers to forfeit $10,000if a quart bt pure liquor can be found in that city. ool & te THEY call Joha. Bright the aie Guy. Ev aenen Monsen i ip Yplow", rliamen Tar Solaiew? Orphan Hothe at Madison, Pt sccore, shag now three hundred little ones belonging to the cairns Pie Ldulgvind, feaaay SoA packers “have agreed to,cut no more dogs and pack. ee Sunday.) « » ie vi es Jeteonvil Himpr press Eugenie has been ngrat-. va wlio et forty-sixth . ‘birth 4 ox basa ~Sikarrok Winans, on the 10th ult, ~ introducéd a fesolution to S peeibh the im: se csr TI } they are made traced 0 the "prtdtinial neglect those whe have’ charge of “Rehoot rooms.’ Children must have plenty “of pure air to breathe, and those'who deprive them of what may be 80 easily given are ‘guilty >of. a. great rime, In many instances our theatres and Places of amusement ‘are most unéomfortable, it appears sometimes that a ste 4n order that the audience may ‘more highly appreciate the play by contrasting e apparent hapan express train, ig Ahtly a ff dred miles an, hour, without mahies oy fioppeses. the baby wonld iron 2° a die with by our-railw. ‘ofrom N. reptune to the sun, at the rate i odio dl BVERY-NIGHT-IN-TEE-WEEK~ out seeing the sun ; for it is more . coecrie! EXCEPT. SUNDAYS. zo this ‘compared h Neptune's distance? ore CHEATEWT INDUCEMENTS EVER OF of fifty miles an honr they would not have got there yet ; for Neptune is more tha six thousaid years from the ‘center of our ‘system, eee working ' a mass of honey weighing over 120 pounds, the fruits ‘of ‘many--years’ industry of the busy ingect.The proper pre‘cautions having been taken the monster honeycomb was made secure by the for: tunate finder. THE cattle plague in England has turn. the attention of farmers to raising and: k ng goats for milk. In ancient days piness of the actors with th own misery. This same criminal neglect is 3 fested by the condition of our churches, ~We have seen four or five windows opened a church which had @ temperature that would have satisfied the Indian in a sweat house, and the cold draft which was let in the room kept the audience in a shiver during the entire service. We have known a minister.to be urging the importance ofan observance: ofthe laws of health, while the damp wind which ‘found its way through broken lights in the window was producing toothaches, neuralga and colds among the congregation. Such evils as we have mentioned are easily remedied . and we hope to see-them removed, A comfortably warm room and plenty of fresh air’ are indispensible to the health and comfort of an audience, and also to their appreciation of a sermon. An eloquent sermon delivered to a freezing audience ,. produces about as much effect as the rat‘. tling of rain upon the roof. All places where the people congregate should be made comfortable and if they are not so it is the right and duty of Dpeain to keep . f clear of them. “Heap AND Tan Cakskita,-Revoly Johneon asserted in his remarks before the Senate, lately, that the Executive had granted fewer pardons than his _preof his St. Louis speeches: “I reckon I have pardoned more men, tu?ned more men loose and set them at liberty that were imprisoned, I imagine than any other men on God's habitable globe.” ASSASSINATION Wrrnesses.—It is stated that the Goverment detectives are as yet unable to ascertain. the present whereabouts of L, Lad, the tavern-keeper at Surrattsville, who gave evidence in the asVirginia, He is now wanted to give his testimony incase of John H. Surratt George Wilkman another witness has also disappeared although he held a public} office as deputy ek, Faxsn Fisu. Saloon will be on. sek ‘on Thursday morning, with a supply of splendid fish, frésh from San Francisco.— . TO His wagon will be found at Beckman’s '. Corner ‘Where all who want fresh fish can be supplied with the best the market af, fortes) iif Wuat IT Cost.-The. Fenian joke is proving rather costly fun to our Canadian cousins, In addition to the increased expenditures of the: home. Government for the defence of Canada, it is said that they have spent over $2,000,000 for military purposes since the 1st of Janyary, 1866, Just THE Man.—A_ telegram says the President hag nominated John. M. Murphy for Governor of Idaho. The Tribune says hié ‘was! onée' indicted by the Grand Jury of Wasco county Oregon, for malfeasance, Pror. Acassi, in his Brazillian tells of a species of fish that can climb trees. “A SPLENDED’ block of ‘six-atoried stores has arisen on the tite of Pike Opera House in Cincinnati. 2 eet sick tdi aciasesion NEARLY all the burnt district. ‘of Richom (URS mond hasbeen rebuild, ‘mach fier C Jacobs ' do LB Clark Green Mo *1 J W Door Sacramen D H Birdsall Cunnm C Geyer Red. —F Butterfield Unionv™ H C McEley Gras V R Wing Pittsburg m WN Barber do J Kilgore Quaker hil J Babcock do EL Auburn decessors. President Johnson said, in one . is $150,008 sassination case, and subsequently left. 31 both for mes t and milk and the flesh of a B Shipwa San Fran R McMurry Cheroke T Mitchell do G Wanamake Tilm W Matzga Lincoln. D Bailey Gopher Poi M McAra Musquit c.J McKee Pittsbur m J Kutz Nevada — ~B-D Herrick Ditch AS Skinner » «do» HiA Ashbarn Scott f JS Raymond do RP Barnett Gold Fl J Butler do JP Davenport Pe m RFGrandy do J Stone Cherokee f Erens San Francis L Lossee Nevada nyder Sacrament F Richards do atheway do J Kutz 2 we Dierstein ‘do OSShiner™. do R. Watt Grass Valle AJ Shattuck Howl f LL Whiting do EF Hawley 'N Colu A B Dibble . do S YNOPS is OF THE ANNUAL REPORT, OF THE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY ae —The amount ofthe Ca: Capita) Stock ofthie Company je Seven Hundred and bg She ThouDollars, and paid in Gola, amount of the Assets is Now Rw Hundred an@. Miemnen one Dol ame ty-five Cents, in Gol anand Eigh Fi 1,218,291°65 lil.—The Com: has neo Debts, IV.-The amonat.of ter 0 the iv eeae and which sae Serco Hocenet st, FIRE. eee re . 51 + 198 a peaeieastet a V.—This Company tnéures = the. ing rieks, vin Wuilat athe ag ey Boom Furn Meroe Ronee 1g — Worker Ber start ere pe e ersona en. on CARGOES, TREAS SIONS. PROFITS, and WAR RIS MARINE ND INLAND N vig AND PROM ALL PORTS * -~ This Company will take on any crass eee not to exceed the limi Sxed by bw, yp Sn8 oo of hee larg: goad an ex nsisten RESPONSIBLE COM nn ona ANOn: Presid te JUMSSHORWELLI, Séeretary. ” Sen Francis, January lath, 400% H. H. BIGELOW, General. Agent, “IB. F, SPENCE, Agent for Nevada City. E, 8. Pratt, Avent for North San ce Nevada, waa. 22d, 1867. y Al, JENKIN, . THE “GEM” SALOON. NKIN & SLOAN, ia Hee Sonous HASED SED THE ABOVE NAMED ALOON, on Broad Street, . A few doors below Cra i Ee-it you wford, Leavitt & Co’s store. ia Fahne cOeitied nig ph it. * Fourth Social Party. FE on E Fourth ofa Satine of Parties Biv "Soa Men's Bocial Club, ’ ‘Will take placeat cos SDR THEATRE, On Thursdhy ‘coun. and on all RISKS, — . ae i: reason A Lain Iteland “récehtly found. under : =the flooring of aroom in. which jhe. was}. a these animals were kept in large flocks . aTwo Hundred and Ninety . eo “FURNISHING: CcOODS,. al sy tre Miaka SCOTS, SHOES, . And mreeraerr that can’ be usedor “sworn; by ‘man ! f —AT— -H. MW. LEVY’S AUCTION ROOM, BROAD STREET Opporite National Exchange Hotel, NEVADA CITY. WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING, ?” GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, : BOOTS & SHOES, Ladies, Misses and Childrens’ Shoes, iw TOBACCO! « THE BEST IN THE STATE, weretpcqcaA RS 1 41) OF THE BEST BRANDS ! 22 tp a AND ASCERTAIN OUR PRICES . BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEW HERE. teat And that will be low enough to. SATISFY ALL. se AUCTION SALES EVERY EVENING, commencing at SEVEN OCLOCK, = . ON EVERY SATURDAY ine = ~ AUCTION SALES Matec Odin on aikiliad accu siSeerentnamatnits Sales of, Karses and, bes, ‘Stock in is front of the: Bales Room. Loti A ADVANCED QIN bg: meri Ye wlcnen SX ¥ 8 ty” THE STRICTEST ATTENTION PAID TO ALL REQUIREMENTS IN SALES OF ADMINISTRATONS AND RECEIVERS. ¥] Ey rine *. _powr FoRoRt TH P PLAGE banded coerce, a io sate shows a the fr ‘g Call and see our Goods and examine . . vat AH dock; AX. . \Dry . * ¥ ELEGANT’ ASORTMENT rh a SILVER WARE, Watches, “Clocks, Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY—~or— CALIFORNIA JEWELEY, ALL_OF WHICH WILL BE .SOLD. CHEAP as , 2 ‘FOR CASH. ae W. ¢. RANDOLPH, ext esata Building. Nevada. December 19th. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Foot. of Main and Broad Streets. Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada. PLACE & _MeOOWEN. . ‘Horses, Carriages and Buggies. ONLY ONE PRICE! To Let on the most Reasonable Terms. Good Saddle Horses, for either Ladics or yeast Oarriages for Funerals will be furnish ‘ed on. short notice. Horses boarded"y the day or week. A share of public patronage is nother and set 'efeetion geatanteed ne “a9 Fancy Goods, o——~. How to Eeconomize ‘Bay your Ir Goods at &. GOLDSMIT H?8 _ Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada City. SO BR. W. BIGELOW, ou ) Wholesale an , Retail DEALER IN FLOUR): ‘GRAIN AND pEss, es tit ' Corn, an veg fil PreuR erent . e iy ™ Goods,

Rv ee eT ata tae eee Oe ee he xe er : ~ Loca Press.—“Whether feople wil it or not, the local paper-is #bpreséntative abroad, their embassadorin 4 eign Parts, by which they must ving ee eo-operation giving ike every other duty . IG ai information given” By the people to agoand oy . even those ‘hat can be made comfortable fit for study, “while thé germs’ of disease “for the laws of health; and ait Giaktee” thpa-pebeeeeeanaial ‘are so badly m that all the advan. ‘tages in construction, are.lost,.We. have attended places where the héated air had been. breathed by. those. present . Had -over-and. over again. until it had he}-to come poisonous. “In the--schools the chil: dren become dull, sleepy; and entirely unplanted to bring forth theirfraitage Freak bore 3 Jess of Uy, Prone local papers is as .“‘bread ‘cast’ upon the waters” which. will be: ‘Teturned.a hungq statement of facta in-relation. to it. ‘dred fold-in the’ ‘benefits that: result to the community. Thé advertiser is ‘benefitted’ ; directly by having ' his business ‘known, and indirectly. bythe idea:which the paper gives of the business of the locality BB rxtscaley: paper well filled, with adver. tisements speaks well for the prosperity of @ place, and men are influenced to come and buy or settle, thus increasing the bus_iness. But more particularly in reading mattér does the local press represent its comimanity abroad. The home industries, the new enterprises, the resources and successes Of the locality all find a herald in the press. These become known abroad, and capital, enterprisé and labor are call. ed coe industries spring up and old ones are extended. Thus the wealth of the locality is increased and its progress insured. . These benefits are patent to all thinking men: “We suggest this for the purpose of urging our friends. throughout the county to aid us in gecuring information in regard to matters of local or general interest. Every man engaged in a pur suit i¢ qualified to give a fair account of his ahd his neighbor's successes, and-allwho witness any occurrence can give All these things contribute to the interest and eee of a. paper, We -desire'to hear ié miners what is being done in the camps hid claiths ; ‘from the farmer his ctops; from ‘the’ ‘vine grower of his success and also from the manufacturer.— At matters not; whether thesobe given in “(good shape” or not. . Let us have-the material and we will see to the balance. We hope our friends in different localities wilt} send us all items o of the character we have mentioned. “Tah £3 THE Queen of Spain aie on fied, her intention to “ennoble” a tenor singer, but abandoned her design on the Ministry threatening to resign if shedid it. © #1) A MissouRIAN visiting Chicago rifinois, lately): ‘went’ to’ bed after ‘cling his windows and ‘blowing out his gas. There was ofcourse a’ dead Missourian in ~ In bed next morning. ’ “A Woncan in Detroit was recently fright‘ened into inganity. . rere ~\ Risrorr was advertised inthe Richmond papers to appear there December 24. and 25th, tickets five dollars. cae teers . t THE new editor-in-chief of en Paris “Moniteur is: ‘only thirty-eight years of age. ev petrsiey Court Jowrial says Qasen "Wiehoria got out of’ bed to see the meteors. ‘er Tite Stat "of. life is the pretty ‘aame ofa journal lately started in London representing the baking interest.“ ‘A NoRwice’ Conn., clergyman offers to forfeit $10,000if a quart bt pure liquor can be found in that city. ool & te THEY call Joha. Bright the aie Guy. Ev aenen Monsen i ip Yplow", rliamen Tar Solaiew? Orphan Hothe at Madison, Pt sccore, shag now three hundred little ones belonging to the cairns Pie Ldulgvind, feaaay SoA packers “have agreed to,cut no more dogs and pack. ee Sunday.) « » ie vi es Jeteonvil Himpr press Eugenie has been ngrat-. va wlio et forty-sixth . ‘birth 4 ox basa ~Sikarrok Winans, on the 10th ult, ~ introducéd a fesolution to S peeibh the im: se csr TI } they are made traced 0 the "prtdtinial neglect those whe have’ charge of “Rehoot rooms.’ Children must have plenty “of pure air to breathe, and those'who deprive them of what may be 80 easily given are ‘guilty >of. a. great rime, In many instances our theatres and Places of amusement ‘are most unéomfortable, it appears sometimes that a ste 4n order that the audience may ‘more highly appreciate the play by contrasting e apparent hapan express train, ig Ahtly a ff dred miles an, hour, without mahies oy fioppeses. the baby wonld iron 2° a die with by our-railw. ‘ofrom N. reptune to the sun, at the rate i odio dl BVERY-NIGHT-IN-TEE-WEEK~ out seeing the sun ; for it is more . coecrie! EXCEPT. SUNDAYS. zo this ‘compared h Neptune's distance? ore CHEATEWT INDUCEMENTS EVER OF of fifty miles an honr they would not have got there yet ; for Neptune is more tha six thousaid years from the ‘center of our ‘system, eee working ' a mass of honey weighing over 120 pounds, the fruits ‘of ‘many--years’ industry of the busy ingect.The proper pre‘cautions having been taken the monster honeycomb was made secure by the for: tunate finder. THE cattle plague in England has turn. the attention of farmers to raising and: k ng goats for milk. In ancient days piness of the actors with th own misery. This same criminal neglect is 3 fested by the condition of our churches, ~We have seen four or five windows opened a church which had @ temperature that would have satisfied the Indian in a sweat house, and the cold draft which was let in the room kept the audience in a shiver during the entire service. We have known a minister.to be urging the importance ofan observance: ofthe laws of health, while the damp wind which ‘found its way through broken lights in the window was producing toothaches, neuralga and colds among the congregation. Such evils as we have mentioned are easily remedied . and we hope to see-them removed, A comfortably warm room and plenty of fresh air’ are indispensible to the health and comfort of an audience, and also to their appreciation of a sermon. An eloquent sermon delivered to a freezing audience ,. produces about as much effect as the rat‘. tling of rain upon the roof. All places where the people congregate should be made comfortable and if they are not so it is the right and duty of Dpeain to keep . f clear of them. “Heap AND Tan Cakskita,-Revoly Johneon asserted in his remarks before the Senate, lately, that the Executive had granted fewer pardons than his _preof his St. Louis speeches: “I reckon I have pardoned more men, tu?ned more men loose and set them at liberty that were imprisoned, I imagine than any other men on God's habitable globe.” ASSASSINATION Wrrnesses.—It is stated that the Goverment detectives are as yet unable to ascertain. the present whereabouts of L, Lad, the tavern-keeper at Surrattsville, who gave evidence in the asVirginia, He is now wanted to give his testimony incase of John H. Surratt George Wilkman another witness has also disappeared although he held a public} office as deputy ek, Faxsn Fisu. Saloon will be on. sek ‘on Thursday morning, with a supply of splendid fish, frésh from San Francisco.— . TO His wagon will be found at Beckman’s '. Corner ‘Where all who want fresh fish can be supplied with the best the market af, fortes) iif Wuat IT Cost.-The. Fenian joke is proving rather costly fun to our Canadian cousins, In addition to the increased expenditures of the: home.. Government for the defence of Canada, it is said that they have spent over $2,000,000 for military purposes since the 1st of Janyary, 1866, Just THE Man.—A_ telegram says the President hag nominated John. M. Murphy for Governor of Idaho. The Tribune says hié ‘was! onée' indicted by the Grand Jury of Wasco county Oregon, for malfeasance, Pror. Acassi, in his Brazillian tells of

a species of fish that can climb trees. “A SPLENDED’ block of ‘six-atoried stores has arisen on the tite of Pike Opera House in Cincinnati. 2 eet sick tdi aciasesion NEARLY all the burnt district. ‘of Richom (URS mond hasbeen rebuild, ‘mach fier C Jacobs ' do LB Clark Green Mo *1 J W Door Sacramen D H Birdsall Cunnm C Geyer Red. —F Butterfield Unionv™ H C McEley Gras V R Wing Pittsburg m WN Barber do J Kilgore Quaker hil J Babcock do EL Auburn decessors. President Johnson said, in one . is $150,008 sassination case, and subsequently left. 31 both for mes t and milk and the flesh of a B Shipwa San Fran R McMurry Cheroke T Mitchell do G Wanamake Tilm W Matzga Lincoln. D Bailey Gopher Poi M McAra Musquit c.J McKee Pittsbur m J Kutz Nevada — ~B-D Herrick Ditch AS Skinner » «do» HiA Ashbarn Scott f JS Raymond do RP Barnett Gold Fl J Butler do JP Davenport Pe m RFGrandy do J Stone Cherokee f Erens San Francis L Lossee Nevada nyder Sacrament F Richards do atheway do J Kutz 2 we Dierstein ‘do OSShiner™. do R. Watt Grass Valle AJ Shattuck Howl f LL Whiting do EF Hawley 'N Colu A B Dibble . do S YNOPS is OF THE ANNUAL REPORT, OF THE PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY ae —The amount ofthe Ca: Capita) Stock ofthie Company je Seven Hundred and bg She ThouDollars, and paid in Gola, amount of the Assets is Now Rw Hundred an@. Miemnen one Dol ame ty-five Cents, in Gol anand Eigh Fi 1,218,291°65 lil.—The Com: has neo Debts, IV.-The amonat.of ter 0 the iv eeae and which sae Serco Hocenet st, FIRE.. eee re . 51 + 198 a peaeieastet a V.—This Company tnéures = the. ing rieks, vin Wuilat athe ag ey Boom Furn Meroe Ronee 1g — Worker Ber start ere pe e ersona en. on CARGOES, TREAS SIONS. PROFITS, and WAR RIS MARINE ND INLAND N vig AND PROM ALL PORTS * -~ This Company will take on any crass eee not to exceed the limi Sxed by bw, yp Sn8 oo of hee larg: goad an ex nsisten RESPONSIBLE COM nn ona ANOn: Presid te JUMSSHORWELLI, Séeretary. ” Sen Francis, January lath, 400% H. H. BIGELOW, General. Agent, “IB. F, SPENCE, Agent for Nevada City. E, 8. Pratt, Avent for North San ce Nevada, waa. 22d, 1867. y Al, JENKIN, . THE “GEM” SALOON. NKIN & SLOAN, ia Hee Sonous HASED SED THE ABOVE NAMED ALOON, on Broad Street, . A few doors below Cra i Ee-it you wford, Leavitt & Co’s store. ia Fahne cOeitied nig ph it. * Fourth Social Party. FE on E Fourth ofa Satine of Parties Biv "Soa Men's Bocial Club, ’ ‘Will take placeat cos SDR THEATRE, On Thursdhy ‘coun. and on all RISKS, — . ae i: reason A Lain Iteland “récehtly found.. under : =the flooring of aroom in. which jhe. was}. a these animals were kept in large flocks . aTwo Hundred and Ninety . eo “FURNISHING: CcOODS,. al sy tre Miaka SCOTS, SHOES, . And mreeraerr that can’ be usedor “sworn; by ‘man ! f —AT— -H. MW. LEVY’S AUCTION ROOM, BROAD STREET Opporite National Exchange Hotel, NEVADA CITY. WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING, ?” GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, : BOOTS & SHOES, Ladies, Misses and Childrens’ Shoes, iw TOBACCO! « THE BEST IN THE STATE, weretpcqcaA RS 1 41) OF THE BEST BRANDS ! 22 tp a AND ASCERTAIN OUR PRICES . BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEW HERE. teat And that will be low enough to. SATISFY ALL. se AUCTION SALES EVERY EVENING, commencing at SEVEN OCLOCK, = . ON EVERY SATURDAY ine = ~ AUCTION SALES Matec Odin on aikiliad accu siSeerentnamatnits Sales of, Karses and, bes, ‘Stock in is front of the: Bales Room. Loti A ADVANCED QIN bg: meri Ye wlcnen SX ¥ 8 ty” THE STRICTEST ATTENTION PAID TO ALL REQUIREMENTS IN SALES OF ADMINISTRATONS AND RECEIVERS. ¥] Ey rine *. _powr FoRoRt TH P PLAGE banded coerce, a io sate shows a the fr ‘g Call and see our Goods and examine . . vat AH dock; AX. . \Dry . * ¥ ELEGANT’ ASORTMENT rh a SILVER WARE, Watches, “Clocks, Diamonds, AND EVERY VARIETY—~or— CALIFORNIA JEWELEY, ALL_OF WHICH WILL BE .SOLD. CHEAP as , 2 ‘FOR CASH. ae W. ¢. RANDOLPH, ext esata Building. Nevada.. December 19th. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Foot. of Main and Broad Streets. Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada. PLACE & _MeOOWEN. . ‘Horses, Carriages and Buggies. ONLY ONE PRICE! To Let on the most Reasonable Terms. Good Saddle Horses, for either Ladics or yeast Oarriages for Funerals will be furnish ‘ed on. short notice. Horses boarded"y the day or week. A share of public patronage is nother and set 'efeetion geatanteed ne “a9 Fancy Goods, o——~. How to Eeconomize ‘Bay your Ir Goods at &. GOLDSMIT H?8 _ Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada City. SO BR. W. BIGELOW, ou ) Wholesale an , Retail DEALER IN FLOUR): ‘GRAIN AND pEss, es tit ' Corn, an veg fil PreuR erent . e iy ™ Goods,