January 24, 1869 (4 pages)

~~ he = jeaséd — Frenciscs; and a Neboitiede $e and . skating school will be ts peeparation h id _ Baron — Brisse in Paris,_2 at 2 "Notice of B Removal. be feby given that ny giv in the tee te ie it and county of of Com € oe nn pursaance nero the Sharp; , Lewis, others by . the Democrat” “Phe” Beé makes a pap eat: proposition thet the Cen} ittees each hominate a man Pe ee in 0 out of polities, As even urider those circumstan-. ces two party. men Sg be sulected,’ we: t. object. will be Ba & etek atter = By impossible, as a as these officers-are elected to separate them, from.politics. This has beem, tried;: andthe law is generally . conseded” tobe “a “very ~ expetisive, nuisance’. A bargain entered into by the Central Committees would. not be submitted to by the people, and both pt ts aba would Theil way to. remove the offies Be yond the reach orinfluence of politicians; is'to provide for the appointment of Sapréme Judges by te Governor, with the advice and consent of the Senshe See HOS ose ratemneneleBs Practice ». the: me. Court. Q ‘the . ers are all n securing for the bench up. “Fight then whe vend high ‘in the pro. dation ‘of Tudges,, ‘chile qualifications would govern in the appointment.— Another.govd plan would be to permit the Senate'to elect di the recommendaBe tion of the District Judges in the State. ‘American habits, Dis Neithar these ‘officers nor the attorneys e8S excelions qus , and the Supreme Judges offices for life or durthis way their entirely beyond the influence of parties, and good men onde secured the decisions of the Court. will noe be liable to revision every few yearey ‘Bosarioan, FasvinaA French Procureur Imperial, (or what we migit call District Attorney), who conducted one Of ‘the recent Press p ations at Clermont-Ferrand, ehiuitse a knowljan ihe ays for which he . dead complimented. After Méscanted at length upon the @8 and gravity which should be ght to political affairs, he remarked the French: people, in these things, Ss ought to imitate the example of the who prepared themselves r elections by three days of fast-. ing. “Of course, it is not necessary for us toby thit this is the exact trath; Dat it-must always be a matter of wonder 4n this country ‘how~ people in France. get such precise paeeinays of AccipENT.—T. B: Shawn. formerly of Grass Valley,-and now Senator of the State of Nevada, while returning tovhis home: in Washoe from Carson » City, on the 16th inst., met with an accident, which. might have proved serious. ;.-He was driving # spirited pair of bays down a hill side grade, when the hold back-strap broke, whieh caused the buggy to run upon the horses heels. They jumped for the upper side of the grade’ precipitating the pondrous Senator head foremost out on the road.— He, however, held on_to.the-lines and of course the team was brought up standing. Tom escaped with a ‘lame shoulder and a few "bruises. Tae King of Sweden has: refused to ,ters in the King’s Sasilng from the first. Napoleon.to Bernadotte, with a bata to publish them. 3 aRER, , public partes are being laid out in Liverpool. Last year $1,649,000 . . city. ¢ one AS j sckett, Wallace, . For Ware Pan_Ghas L Weller and George Penn Johnson, of ‘the Hz aminér, have’ gone'to White Pine to make arrangements to establish a newswerd expended tlic sane way in that . ’ SARE eet stock. ning and recovered in two days. which was exhibited to the. Acadamy. ported, Prov. Pauli, < German histoHéh Gerthat* Parliament. : Rear Admiral Montgomery, Com. mander Chaplain, Captain Brownell and Hugh'N. Page*are: tlie surviving . Officers of the battle of Lake Eric. Sendiien acetnenn ~ WANNAMAKER, the clothier, gave each : of ent,.to do which it: coat him $5,000. in “been ese himself { for years-as -an'aged physician whose sands of life have nearly riff out, lately received’a a bag of sand by mail,.to replenish his Paris was recently strack with light. The ‘nails ‘were found to-lave been drawn -out from the soles of his boots, one of ‘Other cases of the kame’kind ‘wore re— of England, has béeén elected to repre. sent Marbury University in the North Philadelphia s clerks a jife insurance policy asa C ristmas pres. that. of the by i and directions. torritts LIrtt, E more than: two ln of Shak Mount: Genis~ tunnel remain “>to be pierced. « sea Ir is Puree that the Library of the late Emperor Maximilian will shortly are already in circulation.” Tue Military Academy at Woolwich England, has been élosed on atcount of scarlatina, having seriously broken out among the cadets. a -No Sv@aR.—A neat.compliment was paid the other day-to-a lady. She had just swallowed a glass of wiie, asa . gentleman in company asked for a taste. “It’s all gone,” said she Jaughingty’; “unless you take some from my. lips:”“I should be most happy,” he replied, ee A WESTERN paper, in noticing anew steamboat, says, “When loaded she will draw less than a foot of water. In case the river becomes” tiny ie dry, “she will run on @-heavy dew, or by the ‘aid paper at Elko. or Hamilton, ing Company, capital stock is $890,000, to operate in this county. _ es Year's Day, for @ lack and a pair . horses, was thirty dollars. _FRom August 1st to December 8ist, 10,117 bales of votton were shipped from Albany, Ga.ImposTEeRs succeed well among the susceptible “secesh” of Baltimore, so Beiting — for suffering Southern women, os “Goop Society” in Washington is grieved because the Prasident wore white cotton gloves at his New ‘Year’ 8 reception. Booramade $6.1 186 by his seep in Buffalo. six hundred and sixty bushels in eleven years. _ teeth which he found on the wreck ot ‘the steamer United States, . Junius Henri Browne is Bonner’s latest acquisition to the Ledger staff. . Muss of the Chief Jomtien’ mansion, this winter. DIsRIALI's last official act was to put life. Silk ssschubialitipsniennets expedition. _~ ult. Music.” seein becoming fashionable in that city. THE North Bloomfield’ Gravel Minwas incorporated on. Thursday last; in San Francisco. The, THe charge in New York on New AN apple tree in Virginia has borne A MAN has been arrested in Cinein} natifer-offering for sale a set of false Chase does .the honors . his Private Secretary in.a: fat office for NAPOLEON believes & gipsey’s prediction that he will die ofa hunting “ONE. thousand. persons sattended a bachelors’ ball in Montreal on the 30th THE Newport Vews puts its announce. Ls ments of births under the héad of “New A Boston paper says garroting is omer being ‘asked by a lady why there were. more women, in the. world ‘than men, replied, “It is in conformity with the other arrangements of nature, Madam—we always see mory of heaven than earth.” Tak Congressignal library. 176,965 volumes. ing, “on-th ris going to have for dinner, and 2 ere mous has his “bill: of “fare. become, {soy —-__— tasteful and appropriate to the season, ESS 1G. &38. M. Co. pipes a4 y apweie: —DSECENG SCHOOL — Se eC z vants;: tell them 3 allow’ the Baron's a be sold at, Leipsic; catalogues of which. of a wet spoigesecared on herbottom."}— : Ji be re moved. to the above named oy. = 8 FIGULICE, Secretary, aaeeYs one Wer os ee MILLINGTON, \F SAN FRANCISCO, has opened the show’ Hail tor the tgception of Pupils. 5 Days of Tuition: FOR GENTLEMEN. . THURSDAYS, at2P.M., FOR LADIES “SATURDAYS, at 2P.M. FOR CHILDREN: Alt persons wishing to avail thetaselves of the servicés of a FirstClass Teacher are solicitedto call. ji2 SJ MLLLINGTON, . FIRE BOY'S SALOON, BROAD STREET. .<.025 NEVADA CITY. = Cc. T, CANFIELD, — Proprietor. Welles to G. v. Schmittbyrg. Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Lager Beer, by the Gallon, Quari. or Glass. Walk in Gentle . men, and take a drink. ji38 ERSONS indebted to_us_will take_notice “that we have sold our Grocery Business to 4 Mr, A. H. HANSON and Dg ot 3 counts due ua must: ‘be mad e immedi Hanson's Store. : GREGORY: store and we cordially rec tomers to give him AKE er 'OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that all ACCOUNTS DUE US and NUT PAID, or a large portion of them, on or before the lst day of February, 1869,WILL POSITIVELY BE DISCONTINUED. BAKER & MARTIN. JAMES A. STIDGER, Attorney at Law, Real Estate Agent. Collections promptly seein to. Office with 0. P. Stidger. j23 OHAWK & MONTREAL CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO. Location of Works, Meadow Lake District, Nevada county, Cal. Notice. There are de-~ linquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No. 19, levied on the {th day of December. 1868, the several amounts sel opposite the names of the respective shareholders, asfollows: . Certificates. ‘ 0. 8. N. 3. .No Shs, Am't. White Martin 129 10 30 00 And in aconetencs with law and an order of era aa Trustees, made on the +aid Sth acre, and is’nt worth half what it cost. nate a = New Orleans, paper quotes bur. 4 glary io that city rather stiffer, with a tendency to more extensive operations. ALASKA’ cost less than two cents an ~ Last month it cost $14,000 to illumi. y o many shar reel of said stock as may hee necessary wiil soldat Pas lic Lean ak the office of Maurice Dore & Co. 327 Mon: St. San Francisco, California, on TU SDAY +Pebruary. 9th, 1869,at 1 o'clock, P.M, of said day, to the highest bidder, for eash, in gold coin of the United States, to pay Baid delim quent assessments ‘thereon, ther with cos A and oxpeiien of wo if saeco wind, & Nevada, Jan. 218t, 1869. ; “ = , January bbe 1869, to the Erie tn wile FOR WHITE PINE NORTH SAN JUAN, NEVADA COUNTY . "Names. A 297 «10 $3000 Bailey L. W. 238. 5 15 00 Bergeot A. 816 =O 60 00 Ber vec 245 * 9000 Bishop H ii: 1800 Clinch George. 330 2 00 Clinch George 333 5 15 00 Cobh Jonas 273 ~2L3g = «64 Cohn Jonas 274. 80 150 00 Co nell c. M, 343-40 ~~ 12000 DeBell Catharine 270 10 30 00 Doten Alf. ~ 160 th $3 00 Foster.C. L. 837.10 30 00 Figg E, P, one 32 2615. «. $4500 Gillman’Chas, : "260 5 15 00 Gillman Chas. 8i4 15 45 00 Hiller F. 237. 2% bal 7000 Lamolle Mrs. 19 ces 300 Lamolle Mary ; 1799 «61 300 Rakue E. W. 321 «10 30 00 Mann J.D. 261 10 30 00 Martin J. P. 215. 10 . 30.00 Martin d, P. 216 «10 80 00 + Martin J, PS “Mt SO Mayberry J. — “3 3 BO Mayberry J. 34 5 15 00 Mayberry J. 170 © 10 30 00 MeUart KE. A. 91 6 18 00 Pachere B, 263 5 15 00 Pachere B. 264 5 15 0@ Peck J. 8. _ 8 10 30 00 Reeves‘; C. 869 -*10 30 00 Riopelle J. B. 1 82 60 09 » Robb James 839 5 15 60 Schell C. . 6 15 06: Sherwood W, 8. 315 ~~ 15 45 00: Sproston John 30. O15 45 00 Staples John 250 8 2400 Stephens J. 959 5 = 1500 Stephensd.D. . 84 10 B0 00 Stephens J.D ‘ 8" 5 15 00 }Stephens A D. 86 6-110 30 00 Stephens J. D. 8% <5 4508 “Stephens J. LD. 289 100 300 00 Stephens J. 2 290 105 315 00 vp Or 19T Ba WT ams H. B. 98-10 ~ 3000 Whalen Jerry 69. -& 156 00 Whalen Jerry 299 «(on 60 White Martin 127 10. 4300 White Martin 128 10 80 0 compound E.F. SPENCE. Terrible Commotion in Nevada, And it can’t be helped ! . IT IS AFACT THAT 5. & s. ROSENTHAL, ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA oIry, ~ Have on hand the FINEST STOCK Oe. Bry Goods, Fancy Goods, “flaska Furs, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Shawls, Cloaks, : Ktc. Ete And they.are selling them Cheaper than hs other Establishment. in the State. TRY I AND SEE and you wiil then be convinced. eS" WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. GOODS : BONNETS AND HATS for ‘Ladies dad Mis ses the New Parisian Fashions: Ladies Kugenia Cloaks, Victoria Poplins, and Ladies Dress Goods of every variety. Calicos, Sheeti able Linen, Fine Na: kins, Trish Linens, Hosiery, Ladies and C dren’s Shoes. Trimmin Carpets, an say seys . cree “tease ia tings, Oil Cloths, &c. ji R. M, HUNT, M. D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, . NEVADA CITY. eps-’67-tf a _. JOHNCALDWELL, oo Attorney and Counselor at Law Notary Public. MOORE’S FLAT, NEVADA COUNTY. it Moores Fiat, July 2nd [UTUAL _paurance COMPANY. INCORPORATED, SEPTEMBER 1864. Office: 15 New Merchants’ Exchange BuildPaid in Capital, $350,000. IRE AND MARINE RISKS taken at thy} wma: rates. 0. 8. MANN, Pres’t.’ sages 414 cantoraia 5 ‘a i, “MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, at'8 P. Wa = One-Horse Importer & Who Dress Goods, x. jie dB (SON Ag Agent, Nevada eity. a Completely ia out TA 5 AOE 2 je neice naRaaNeaai ‘NEW Goons¥ROM Englan?’, — 8 a Fd and He ~ ‘We have competent’ bayers aot only in New York but also inthe Bnropean Marketa, to.take advantage of ‘this Reeisstion in ee We purchase 0 our : Goods at per Rates than any. >< dm this city or © 8 HAAS & COMPANY, HAVING ESTABLISHED THE FACT That they éan and will KO tee One-Horse Importer =, eyes ‘Een In this County or any other, .et ss OUR SPLENDID ASSORTMENT — —or— Sales commence at 6 A. Bs and . contin antil10 te ade \: patel Ne FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Latest Style Hats, Boots, . —.ND— nee FURNISHING GOOD3,We CAN and WILL SELL 50 per cent ‘less than former Rates! , AND SUPERIOR TO ANY HIiTHERTO IMPORTERS! — We will sell English Beaver Suits. Cassimere Suite, Black Broadcloth Suits _ At Astonishing’ Low Rates! HATS! HATS! HATS ofall Styles and Colors. A Late aisbPunbae Mission and Pioneer Blankets. BOYS’ CLOTHING, @FURNISHING GOODS! _21 *y AS png Did you hear about those . NEW RUBBER Coops! Something you have not. seen since 1856, in the line of RUBBER CLOTHING. HAAS & CO., are the Only Sole Agents 7 for Nevada County. On hand an unlimited supply —OFr— WHITE SHIRTS! “Chinai ae Chun and Rey. aay, . close ’ oe RUBBER GOODS, BLANKETS, &c. will best canna his own interest by calling at 8, HAAS & co's, Gor, Pine & Comme: elal Sts. ‘Founded July 20th, 1856. Every Man that wants CLOTHING, BOOoTSs——

~~ he = jeaséd — Frenciscs; and a Neboitiede $e and . skating school will be ts peeparation h id _ Baron — Brisse in Paris,_2 at 2 "Notice of B Removal. be feby given that ny giv in the tee te ie it and county of of Com € oe nn pursaance nero the Sharp; , Lewis, others by . the Democrat” “Phe” Beé makes a pap eat: proposition thet the Cen} ittees each hominate a man Pe ee in 0 out of polities, As even urider those circumstan-. ces two party. men Sg be sulected,’ we: t. object. will be Ba & etek atter = By impossible, as a as these officers-are elected to separate them, from.politics. This has beem, tried;: andthe law is generally . conseded” tobe “a “very ~ expetisive, nuisance’. A bargain entered into by the Central Committees would. not be submitted to by the people, and both pt ts aba would Theil way to. remove the offies Be yond the reach orinfluence of politicians; is'to provide for the appointment of Sapréme Judges by te Governor, with the advice and consent of the Senshe See HOS ose ratemneneleBs Practice ». the: me. Court. Q ‘the . ers are all n securing for the bench up. “Fight then whe vend high ‘in the pro. dation ‘of Tudges,, ‘chile qualifications would govern in the appointment.— Another.govd plan would be to permit the Senate'to elect di the recommendaBe tion of the District Judges in the State. ‘American habits, Dis Neithar these ‘officers nor the attorneys e8S excelions qus , and the Supreme Judges offices for life or durthis way their entirely beyond the influence of parties, and good men onde secured the decisions of the Court. will noe be liable to revision every few yearey ‘Bosarioan, FasvinaA French Procureur Imperial, (or what we migit call District Attorney), who conducted one Of ‘the recent Press p ations at Clermont-Ferrand, ehiuitse a knowljan ihe ays for which he . dead complimented. After Méscanted at length upon the @8 and gravity which should be ght to political affairs, he remarked the French: people, in these things, Ss ought to imitate the example of the who prepared themselves r elections by three days of fast-. ing. “Of course, it is not necessary for us toby thit this is the exact trath; Dat it-must always be a matter of wonder 4n this country ‘how~ people in France. get such precise paeeinays of AccipENT.—T. B: Shawn. formerly of Grass Valley,-and now Senator of the State of Nevada, while returning tovhis home: in Washoe from Carson » City, on the 16th inst., met with an accident, which. might have proved serious. ;.-He was driving # spirited pair of bays down a hill side grade, when the hold back-strap broke, whieh caused the buggy to run upon the horses heels. They jumped for the upper side of the grade’ precipitating the pondrous Senator head foremost out on the road.— He, however, held on_to.the-lines and of course the team was brought up standing. Tom escaped with a ‘lame shoulder and a few "bruises. Tae King of Sweden has: refused to ,ters in the King’s Sasilng from the first. Napoleon.to Bernadotte, with a bata to publish them. 3 aRER, , public partes are being laid out in Liverpool. Last year $1,649,000 . . city. ¢ one AS j sckett, Wallace, . For Ware Pan_Ghas L Weller and George Penn Johnson, of ‘the Hz aminér, have’ gone'to White Pine to make arrangements to establish a newswerd expended tlic sane way in that . ’ SARE eet stock. ning and recovered in two days. which was exhibited to the. Acadamy. ported, Prov. Pauli, < German histoHéh Gerthat* Parliament. : Rear Admiral Montgomery, Com. mander Chaplain, Captain Brownell and Hugh'N. Page*are: tlie surviving . Officers of the battle of Lake Eric. Sendiien acetnenn ~ WANNAMAKER, the clothier, gave each : of ent,.to do which it: coat him $5,000. in “been ese himself { for years-as -an'aged physician whose sands of life have nearly riff out, lately received’a a bag of sand by mail,.to replenish his Paris was recently strack with light. The ‘nails ‘were found to-lave been drawn -out from the soles of his boots, one of ‘Other cases of the kame’kind ‘wore re— of England, has béeén elected to repre. sent Marbury University in the North Philadelphia s clerks a jife insurance policy asa C ristmas pres. that. of the by i and directions. torritts LIrtt, E more than: two ln of Shak Mount: Genis~ tunnel remain “>to be pierced. « sea Ir is Puree that the Library of the late Emperor Maximilian will shortly are already in circulation.” Tue Military Academy at Woolwich England, has been élosed on atcount of scarlatina, having seriously broken out among the cadets. a -No Sv@aR.—A neat.compliment was paid the other day-to-a lady. She had just swallowed a glass of wiie, asa . gentleman in company asked for a taste. “It’s all gone,” said she Jaughingty’; “unless you take some from my. lips:”“I should be most happy,” he replied, ee A WESTERN paper, in noticing anew steamboat, says, “When loaded she will draw less than a foot of water. In case the river becomes” tiny ie dry, “she will run on @-heavy dew, or by the ‘aid paper at Elko. or Hamilton, ing Company, capital stock is $890,000, to operate in this county. _ es Year's Day, for @ lack and a pair . horses, was thirty dollars. _FRom August 1st to December 8ist, 10,117 bales of votton were shipped from Albany, Ga.ImposTEeRs succeed well among the susceptible “secesh” of Baltimore, so Beiting — for suffering Southern women, os “Goop Society” in Washington is grieved because the Prasident wore white cotton gloves at his New ‘Year’ 8 reception. Booramade $6.1 186 by his seep in Buffalo. six hundred and sixty bushels in eleven years. _ teeth which he found on the wreck ot ‘the steamer United States, . Junius Henri Browne is Bonner’s latest acquisition to the Ledger staff. . Muss of the Chief Jomtien’ mansion, this winter. DIsRIALI's last official act was to put life. Silk ssschubialitipsniennets expedition. _~ ult. Music.” seein becoming fashionable in that city. THE North Bloomfield’ Gravel Minwas incorporated on. Thursday last; in San Francisco. The, THe charge in New York on New AN apple tree in Virginia has borne A MAN has been arrested in Cinein} natifer-offering for sale a set of false Chase does .the honors . his Private Secretary in.a: fat office for NAPOLEON believes & gipsey’s prediction that he will die ofa hunting “ONE. thousand. persons sattended a bachelors’ ball in Montreal on the 30th THE Newport Vews puts its announce. Ls ments of births under the héad of “New A Boston paper says garroting is omer being ‘asked by a lady why there were. more women, in the. world ‘than men, replied, “It is in conformity with the other arrangements of nature, Madam—we always see mory of heaven than earth.” Tak Congressignal library. 176,965 volumes. ing, “on-th ris going to have for dinner, and 2 ere mous has his “bill: of “fare. become, {soy —-__— tasteful and appropriate to the season, ESS 1G. &38. M. Co. pipes a4 y apweie: —DSECENG SCHOOL — Se eC z vants;: tell them 3 allow’ the Baron's a be sold at, Leipsic; catalogues of which. of a wet spoigesecared on herbottom."}— : Ji be re moved. to the above named oy. = 8 FIGULICE, Secretary, aaeeYs one Wer os ee MILLINGTON, \F SAN FRANCISCO, has opened the show’ Hail tor the tgception of Pupils. 5 Days of Tuition: FOR GENTLEMEN. . THURSDAYS, at2P.M., FOR LADIES “SATURDAYS, at 2P.M. FOR CHILDREN: Alt persons wishing to avail thetaselves of the servicés of a FirstClass Teacher are solicitedto call. ji2 SJ MLLLINGTON, . FIRE BOY'S SALOON, BROAD STREET.. .<.025 NEVADA CITY. = Cc. T, CANFIELD, — Proprietor. Welles to G. v. Schmittbyrg. Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Lager Beer, by the Gallon, Quari. or Glass. Walk in Gentle . men, and take a drink. ji38

ERSONS indebted to_us_will take_notice “that we have sold our Grocery Business to 4 Mr, A. H. HANSON and Dg ot 3 counts due ua must: ‘be mad e immedi Hanson's Store. : GREGORY: store and we cordially rec tomers to give him AKE er 'OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that all ACCOUNTS DUE US and NUT PAID, or a large portion of them, on or before the lst day of February, 1869,WILL POSITIVELY BE DISCONTINUED. BAKER & MARTIN. JAMES A. STIDGER, Attorney at Law, Real Estate Agent. Collections promptly seein to. Office with 0. P. Stidger. j23 OHAWK & MONTREAL CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO. Location of Works, Meadow Lake District, Nevada county, Cal. Notice. There are de-~ linquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No. 19, levied on the {th day of December. 1868, the several amounts sel opposite the names of the respective shareholders, asfollows: . Certificates. ‘ 0. 8. N. 3. .No Shs, Am't. White Martin 129 10 30 00 And in aconetencs with law and an order of era aa Trustees, made on the +aid Sth acre, and is’nt worth half what it cost. nate a = New Orleans, paper quotes bur. 4 glary io that city rather stiffer, with a tendency to more extensive operations. ALASKA’ cost less than two cents an ~ Last month it cost $14,000 to illumi. y o many shar reel of said stock as may hee necessary wiil soldat Pas lic Lean ak the office of Maurice Dore & Co. 327 Mon: St. San Francisco, California, on TU SDAY +Pebruary. 9th, 1869,at 1 o'clock, P.M, of said day, to the highest bidder, for eash, in gold coin of the United States, to pay Baid delim quent assessments ‘thereon, ther with cos A and oxpeiien of wo if saeco wind, & Nevada, Jan. 218t, 1869. ; “ = , January bbe 1869, to the Erie tn wile FOR WHITE PINE NORTH SAN JUAN, NEVADA COUNTY . "Names. A 297 «10 $3000 Bailey L. W. 238. 5 15 00 Bergeot A. 816 =O 60 00 Ber vec 245 * 9000 Bishop H ii: 1800 Clinch George. 330 2 00 Clinch George 333 5 15 00 Cobh Jonas 273 ~2L3g = «64 Cohn Jonas 274. 80 150 00 Co nell c. M, 343-40 ~~ 12000 DeBell Catharine 270 10 30 00 Doten Alf. ~ 160 th $3 00 Foster.C. L. 837.10 30 00 Figg E, P, one 32 2615. «. $4500 Gillman’Chas, : "260 5 15 00 Gillman Chas. 8i4 15 45 00 Hiller F. 237. 2% bal 7000 Lamolle Mrs. 19 ces 300 Lamolle Mary ; 1799 «61 300 Rakue E. W. 321 «10 30 00 Mann J.D. 261 10 30 00 Martin J. P. 215. 10 . 30.00 Martin d, P. 216 «10 80 00 + Martin J, PS “Mt SO Mayberry J. — “3 3 BO Mayberry J. 34 5 15 00 Mayberry J. 170 © 10 30 00 MeUart KE. A. 91 6 18 00 Pachere B, 263 5 15 00 Pachere B. 264 5 15 0@ Peck J. 8. _ 8 10 30 00 Reeves‘; C. 869 -*10 30 00 Riopelle J. B. 1 82 60 09 » Robb James 839 5 15 60 Schell C. . 6 15 06: Sherwood W, 8. 315 ~~ 15 45 00: Sproston John 30. O15 45 00 Staples John 250 8 2400 Stephens J. 959 5 = 1500 Stephensd.D. . 84 10 B0 00 Stephens J.D ‘ 8" 5 15 00 }Stephens A D. 86 6-110 30 00 Stephens J. D. 8% <5 4508 “Stephens J. LD. 289 100 300 00 Stephens J. 2 290 105 315 00 vp Or 19T Ba WT ams H. B. 98-10 ~ 3000 Whalen Jerry 69. -& 156 00 Whalen Jerry 299 «(on 60 White Martin 127 10. 4300 White Martin 128 10 80 0 compound E.F. SPENCE. Terrible Commotion in Nevada, And it can’t be helped ! . IT IS AFACT THAT 5. & s. ROSENTHAL, ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA oIry, ~ Have on hand the FINEST STOCK Oe. Bry Goods, Fancy Goods, “flaska Furs, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Shawls, Cloaks, : Ktc. Ete And they.are selling them Cheaper than hs other Establishment. in the State. TRY I AND SEE and you wiil then be convinced. eS" WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. GOODS : BONNETS AND HATS for ‘Ladies dad Mis ses the New Parisian Fashions: Ladies Kugenia Cloaks, Victoria Poplins, and Ladies Dress Goods of every variety. Calicos, Sheeti able Linen, Fine Na: kins, Trish Linens, Hosiery, Ladies and C dren’s Shoes. Trimmin Carpets, an say seys . cree “tease ia tings, Oil Cloths, &c. ji R. M, HUNT, M. D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, . NEVADA CITY. eps-’67-tf a _. JOHNCALDWELL, oo Attorney and Counselor at Law Notary Public. MOORE’S FLAT, NEVADA COUNTY. it Moores Fiat, July 2nd [UTUAL _paurance COMPANY. INCORPORATED, SEPTEMBER 1864. Office: 15 New Merchants’ Exchange BuildPaid in Capital, $350,000. IRE AND MARINE RISKS taken at thy} wma: rates. 0. 8. MANN, Pres’t.’ sages 414 cantoraia 5 ‘a i, “MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, at'8 P. Wa = One-Horse Importer & Who Dress Goods, x. jie dB (SON Ag Agent, Nevada eity. a Completely ia out TA 5 AOE 2 je neice naRaaNeaai ‘NEW Goons¥ROM Englan?’, — 8 a Fd and He ~ ‘We have competent’ bayers aot only in New York but also inthe Bnropean Marketa, to.take advantage of ‘this Reeisstion in ee We purchase 0 our : Goods at per Rates than any. >< dm this city or © 8 HAAS & COMPANY, HAVING ESTABLISHED THE FACT That they éan and will KO tee One-Horse Importer =, eyes ‘Een In this County or any other, .et ss OUR SPLENDID ASSORTMENT — —or— Sales commence at 6 A. Bs and . contin antil10 te ade \: patel Ne FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Latest Style Hats, Boots, . —.ND— nee FURNISHING GOOD3,We CAN and WILL SELL 50 per cent ‘less than former Rates! , AND SUPERIOR TO ANY HIiTHERTO IMPORTERS! — We will sell English Beaver Suits. Cassimere Suite, Black Broadcloth Suits _ At Astonishing’ Low Rates! HATS! HATS! HATS ofall Styles and Colors. A Late aisbPunbae Mission and Pioneer Blankets. BOYS’ CLOTHING, @FURNISHING GOODS! _21 *y AS png Did you hear about those . NEW RUBBER Coops! Something you have not. seen since 1856, in the line of RUBBER CLOTHING. HAAS & CO., are the Only Sole Agents 7 for Nevada County. On hand an unlimited supply —OFr— WHITE SHIRTS! “Chinai ae Chun and Rey. aay, . close ’ oe RUBBER GOODS, BLANKETS, &c. will best canna his own interest by calling at 8, HAAS & co's, Gor, Pine & Comme: elal Sts. ‘Founded July 20th, 1856. Every Man that wants CLOTHING, BOOoTSs——