January 25, 1867 (4 pages)

EPS HO ROE ATTY S OREN NRE NEI eA RE OE LV RIDER EA A COCR LO ALLEGE FRENTE LLANE EN ENGELS ERR AISI HEREIN ; f ‘FRIDAY, JAN. 25, 1867. _‘VaREats FROM THE Warre Hovsz.— ‘During the eafly part ofthe discussion in . reference to. the impeachment of Johnson, he and ~his friends pretended that the Be > cor arvonindcente were designed for-electioncering purposes and that no Bs be taken in. the matter after v* . and Wale je sept aged srcltglitas cadbig Dood sa 1 ‘ies there were 19,628 deaths of which more than 3510 were in St. Louis alone. In ‘. New. York there were 1185 ; Vicksburg, 210; Philadelphia 834; Savannah, 231 ; . New Orleans, 132 ; Richmond, 164;;Memphis, 889 ; Louisville 182; Chicago 978 ; Jefferson Barrack 149 ; ‘and in Cincinnati, . met. In this they were disap pointed, for no sooner had Congress asgém. Bled than a committee was organized which has since been engaged in closely examining his course, and preparing evidence sustaining the charges upon which he is. to be arraigned, The fact.that Congress has notacted hurriedly upon this ~ question is the best evidence of .a determination to carry it through. The Presi‘dent’ and his friénds are aware of this, and the derisive laugh with which they first greeted the promise of impeachment has ‘ehanged. They are now engaged in making threats of what will follow an attempt to investigate the couduct of the President, and there is good authority for, gaying ‘that such threats have come from. the traitor: who now occupies the White House. We. are told by the evening organ of Johnson that “any attempt at removal will be resisted by armed pow‘er,and it intimates that a Congress will find it more difficult: to marshal cohorts in the field than to discuss questions on the floor “of the capital.” This is probably an idle threat, butwe imagine it came directly * from the traitor who is attempting to dic. tate to the sovereign peoplé of this nation, and is “no more ‘suggestive than the question of Seward, when he asked the people whether they would have Johngon for President or Dictator. Threats from the same quarter are. not new. and will not swerve Congress from its. pur“pose or intimidate the people. They are but “Vapor curling round the rock And meltin air ;—the rock unmoved remains,” "That rock is the will of a sovereign people, determined in the name of truth, jus_ tice and liberty to punish treason wherever found, be it in the Presidential chair or in the highest judicial tribunal of the land. The great fruits which were placed within reach by the result of the war cannot now be taken away, and those who attempt it must fall. This threat is not the first which has¢ome from the President, His Wiehds predicted that he would, at the point of the bayonet, force the rebel representatives into Congress, but the determined stand of the loyal masses caused him to forego his purpose if he really had any such design. These threats, coming . . ‘from Johnson, will,instead of intimidating Congress or the people, only increase their Metermination to take the reins of government out of the hands of the man who.can coolly threaten to use the armed power of the govertimient for the purpose of preventing an administration of law. The army and navy of the nation can hever be used by the Piesideitt for such a purpose, and "ever Shollld it, thie loyal miasses wilt stand, esa Wall of fire between Congress and Hidlelids, ‘The timie for the fall of the Republi¢ has hot Yet cortie, and shold John son attempt it he must go down. The — peoplé Have deterniined that ivbellion Bhall'be: utterly crushed out atid that the government shall be re-established on a basis as firmi as the eternal hills, All who oppose them will be swept away as the leaves before the patamn blast, A Man Nien Heth woe war of murder in the Soath! lt Was the black nian who killed Rhett,” His ratte was Hoface Gréeley. ‘That was enough. The South is re: A MustrrooM was picked tip réar Sattpy‘mento which weighed four and one-half Saiid nieasured twenity.seveit inches ference—saith the Bee. esc he. ag Cabinet their portfolios. Napdleon cnet papa é aaah ‘diachth gta’ oa d. a decree forbiding the Chamun : teh towns and thon peat ‘diaehaadots and hos pitals of the United States. They are-believed to comprise nearly all the mortality which has ensued from cholera, and afford comparison with the mortality that attended thé disease’ in England and . Wales., Great credit isdue tothe mayors of cities health officers, and military commanders who contributed to this interesting result. AGRICULTURAL’. IMPLEMENTS.—The value of those implements imported into California last yearwas $487,000, distributed thus: 700 plows, 800 threshers, 1,500, mowers, 1,000 harrows, 500 grain sowers 200 cultivators. 200 gang plows, 100 hay presses and 1,000 horse rakes. When we get in the habit of making all these things ourselves all this money will be kept in this State instead of being sent away as now and consequently our people will be so much the richer. There is but one grand manafactory of these implements now in California and there is room for several niore. et Tus Frencu Soupieks In_MExico.— We interpret the new circular issued by Bazaine with authority from France, tomean that the French soldiers ‘now in Mexico may elect each for himself whether under Maximilian. PORTLAND is being so rapidly rebuilt that over $75,000 a week are paid in wages to the mechanics employed on the new buildings which are being erected in the burnt district. Her citizens in 0 soon and #0 rapidly recovering from their great misfortune exhibit the ‘untiring energy and indomitable. spirit characteristic of Americans, ; A LaTE Sue paper states that a ship Scotch isabout to sail from Liverpool for Galveston. About two hundred and forty of these are agricultural laborers and will locate in the interior of the State.’ REVERSIBLE Boot HEELS,—Some genius has applied fora patent for a reversible boot and shoe hecl. If that will work, and why should it not, the world will save much money and a great deal of awkward traveling. When a heel wears'a little on one side turn it and wear down the other. It appears trifling, but inthe vast aggre” gate it will be a wonderful saving. Curr ACTIVE.—Marriages have increased romarkably since the war. In Ohio the statistics show that the number of marriages for the year ending July ist . was 20 percent; greater than any year during the war, and the same is doubtless true of the other States. Matrimony, it is said, rages in New York, and nota dress maker is to be had for any less important a person than a bride elect. , _ TuE Folsom Telegraph says Congress legislated Stephen J. Field into the United States Supreme Court. California can get along without aJudge in that Court Now, the best thing they ca ean do is to législate him out. ‘THE ‘ear Pe has passed {. ‘T i bill disfranchising utterly all deserters from the United § army,or navy o orall who voluntarily eritered the rebel service; The pill passed by a large majority. Tak Babb claim, or eee Lact week, as the result of a twenty day’s run 2017. These were-the“principal places} that the cholera scourged since the disease visited * Slaw sje Returns, are he will return to France or take service . _. colored man has been admitted to practice with three hundred emigrants principally . ‘still. In Liverpool . bread riots were the result. of the cold there. The .poor.of En-. Tope tannot be out of employment for main cold weather they require more food Tre Military Committee of the Lower House of Congress has: been instructed to inquire. into. the propriety of payi Heese te to the California. Lape that ca listed for three years or for the war and were discharged by reason of its termina: tion. If this™rule be adopted it will put money into the pockets of many of our brave fellows who néed it. SoLD,—John C. Boggs has sold the Stars and Stripes, a weekly journal published at Auburn, to Daniel Rice, and W. A. Selkirk is to write for it. INTERNAL REVENUE:—The sum of $177,731, 974. 71 is the total received into revenue during the fiscalyear up to the 20th inst. As the fiscal year begins in July, this Would give about $355,000 per annum, ATTENDS THE Cinous, sey is said that President Johnson attends the circus . nightly at Washington—taking lessons from the horses in ernaing around the circle. Tax total recetpts of the San Francisco Theaters for December, were $46,313. THERE are eighty-four men in the San cost of $23,822 43. a J. M. LANapon, of Oberlin, Ohio, a at the bar of. the Supreme Court of the United States. Coat.—There are 225 men employed fu and aboutone of the’ Mount Diablo coal mines=-that of Greenhood & Newbauer. THE Londen 7imes' says there is no dis+ grace in bowing to necessity and if ever their, was a political necessity it is surely that which Johnson is still inflexibly resisting. A Lapy of New Oxford, Pa., in her eighty-fourth yearis learning the tubacconist trade. Itis never too late to learn. A MortGaGcE containing 16,920: letters } was recorded bya New Albany clerk in two hours and forty-five minutes, —_— oro A GIRL. at Mineral Point, Wisconsin drank her coffee scalding hot and it killed her. She was scalded: to death. bee —s In wks elty, Junnary 23d, — Charles E, Matteson, aged 20 years and 10 month 3. The faneral will take place from the Methodist Church, today, Friday, at 2 o’clock, P.M. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. . ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASRY, Proprictor, 8 BW San Fr ithe an Yatson E K Hamphre o, J +-G W-Henderson do Gilbert. v. 8 B Churchill Sno TW Joyce ae EM Huntly Sg. 5 iy Gopher Po RS Hantly Rapsom sa Va MS Biglo Smucseri's Bate a . PP Whealey do RP Sexton Downieville A Hatte D EBykes Méado ola W H Coffman . de J Hf peng: SP crt ao SS ni g on the rails and . the ice prevents boats plying on the rivers, hence business is al pat 4 stand. pny-days ats time or they will starve,and} © ences SUIS the United States Treasury for internal . : Francisco Police Department, at an annual IN TOWN! b ———. j a Be wAUCTION EVERY NIGHT INTHE ‘WEEK™ _ EXCEPT SUNDAYS. . THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS EVER OF . ” FERED TO PURCHASERS OF CLOT HINGC, : Pi “BOOTS, SHOES, And Everything that can be usedor worn by man ! : —aT— H. M. LEVY’S AUCTION ROOM, BROAD STREET Opposite National Exchange Totel, “NEVADA CIPY, WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES; Ladies, Misses and Childrens’ Shoes, A LARGE SUPPLY OF California Manufactured . Goods, BLANKETS, SHIRTS, * . ETC, ETC. er YANKEE NOTIONS _g OF EVERY. DESCRIPTION. i@ TOBACCO! « THE BEST IN THE STATE, wrceoiacqaaARS ! 4 OF THE BEST BRANDS! Call and see our Goods and examine AND ASCERTAIN OUK PRICES ‘BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. ees WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE! And that will be low enough to SATISFY ALL. AUCTION SALES EVERY EVENING, commencing at SEVEN CLOCK. AUCTION SALES Will commence at 11 o'clock, A. M. Auction Sales, on commission, made ~-inany part of the — Ovanty. Sales of Horses and other Stock tm front of the Sales Room. — STRICTEST atenteteni PAID TO ALL REQUIREMENTS IN SALES OF Ap. een aed eet , MOA etmeny, © ft ag a ee aD A , ATEST SENSATION . . “FURNISHING ‘Saauar Cay }ON EVERY. SATURDAY . MONEY “ADVANCED . ie , ELEGANT: ASORTMENT —or— a z, SILVER WARE, Watches, Clocks, * Diamonds, . AND EVERY VARIETY = -9« CALIFORNIA JEWELERY, ALL OF wmicH WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. B By 'W,_¢. RANDOLPH, Masonic, Building. Nevada. December 19th., . UNION ne eae. STABLE. Foot of mene and eel Streets, Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada, PLACE & MéCOWENR. Horses, Carriages and Buggies To Let.on the moet Reasonable Terme. Good Saddle Horees, for either Ladies or Gentlemen. Cai ed Funerals will be farnished on short notice. Horses boarded by the day or week, A share of public is solicited and satisfaction quarentesd. — ‘ “a9 Dry Goods, iow to Economize ! Buy your ¢ Goods at A. GOLDS™MIT H‘*s Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada City. Carpets. Ol Cloths, Millinery Goods, Ladies and Children’s Shoes. ‘EB. W. BIGELOW, ‘Wholesale an Retail — , a3 _. rrova, GRAIN AND FEED, aC ec it omem meevys ; ae? Main street, Nevada. St a sic an eon, fuel. whic ¢hild _ wind ces ii thres of th food, hom: the « ly or citize make man the s ‘every lists amoi powe We recor ciety limit fifty, of Ja _be gi Will . ‘able @ we cause who of th theo office BEL gs R8 2s. F ae Cy

EPS HO ROE ATTY S OREN NRE NEI eA RE OE LV RIDER EA A COCR LO ALLEGE FRENTE LLANE EN ENGELS ERR AISI HEREIN ; f ‘FRIDAY, JAN. 25, 1867. _‘VaREats FROM THE Warre Hovsz.— ‘During the eafly part ofthe discussion in . reference to. the impeachment of Johnson, he and ~his friends pretended that the Be > cor arvonindcente were designed for-electioncering purposes and that no Bs be taken in. the matter after v* . and Wale je sept aged srcltglitas cadbig Dood sa 1 ‘ies there were 19,628 deaths of which more than 3510 were in St. Louis alone. In ‘. New. York there were 1185 ; Vicksburg, 210; Philadelphia 834; Savannah, 231 ; . New Orleans, 132 ; Richmond, 164;;Memphis, 889 ; Louisville 182; Chicago 978 ; Jefferson Barrack 149 ; ‘and in Cincinnati, . met. In this they were disap pointed, for no sooner had Congress asgém. Bled than a committee was organized which has since been engaged in closely examining his course, and preparing evidence sustaining the charges upon which he is. to be arraigned, The fact.that Congress has notacted hurriedly upon this ~ question is the best evidence of .a determination to carry it through. The Presi‘dent’ and his friénds are aware of this, and the derisive laugh with which they first greeted the promise of impeachment has ‘ehanged. They are now engaged in making threats of what will follow an attempt to investigate the couduct of the President, and there is good authority for, gaying ‘that such threats have come from. the traitor: who now occupies the White House. We. are told by the evening organ of Johnson that “any attempt at removal will be resisted by armed pow‘er,and it intimates that a Congress will find it more difficult: to marshal cohorts in the field than to discuss questions on the floor “of the capital.” This is probably an idle threat, butwe imagine it came directly * from the traitor who is attempting to dic. tate to the sovereign peoplé of this nation, and is “no more ‘suggestive than the question of Seward, when he asked the people whether they would have Johngon for President or Dictator. Threats from the same quarter are. not new. and will not swerve Congress from its. pur“pose or intimidate the people. They are but “Vapor curling round the rock And meltin air ;—the rock unmoved remains,” "That rock is the will of a sovereign people, determined in the name of truth, jus_ tice and liberty to punish treason wherever found, be it in the Presidential chair or in the highest judicial tribunal of the land. The great fruits which were placed within reach by the result of the war cannot now be taken away, and those who attempt it must fall. This threat is not the first which has¢ome from the President, His Wiehds predicted that he would, at the point of the bayonet, force the rebel representatives into Congress, but the determined stand of the loyal masses caused him to forego his purpose if he really had any such design. These threats, coming . . ‘from Johnson, will,instead of intimidating Congress or the people, only increase their Metermination to take the reins of government out of the hands of the man who.can coolly threaten to use the armed power of the govertimient for the purpose of preventing an administration of law. The army and navy of the nation can hever be used by the Piesideitt for such a purpose, and "ever Shollld it, thie loyal miasses wilt stand, esa Wall of fire between Congress and Hidlelids, ‘The timie for the fall of the Republi¢ has hot Yet cortie, and shold John son attempt it he must go down. The — peoplé Have deterniined that ivbellion Bhall'be: utterly crushed out atid that the government shall be re-established on a basis as firmi as the eternal hills, All who oppose them will be swept away as the leaves before the patamn blast, A Man Nien Heth woe war of murder in the Soath! lt Was the black nian who killed Rhett,” His ratte was Hoface Gréeley. ‘That was enough. The South is re: A MustrrooM was picked tip réar Sattpy‘mento which weighed four and one-half Saiid nieasured twenity.seveit inches ference—saith the Bee. esc he. ag Cabinet their portfolios. Napdleon cnet papa é aaah ‘diachth gta’ oa d. a decree forbiding the Chamun : teh towns and thon peat ‘diaehaadots and hos pitals of the United States. They are-believed to comprise nearly all the mortality which has ensued from cholera, and afford comparison with the mortality that attended thé disease’ in England and . Wales., Great credit isdue tothe mayors of cities health officers, and military commanders who contributed to this interesting result. AGRICULTURAL’. IMPLEMENTS.—The value of those implements imported into California last yearwas $487,000, distributed thus: 700 plows, 800 threshers, 1,500, mowers, 1,000 harrows, 500 grain sowers 200 cultivators. 200 gang plows, 100 hay presses and 1,000 horse rakes. When we get in the habit of making all these things ourselves all this money will be kept in this State instead of being sent away as now and consequently our people will be so much the richer. There is but one grand manafactory of these implements now in California and there is room for several niore. et Tus Frencu Soupieks In_MExico.— We interpret the new circular issued by Bazaine with authority from France, tomean that the French soldiers ‘now in Mexico may elect each for himself whether under Maximilian. PORTLAND is being so rapidly rebuilt that over $75,000 a week are paid in wages to the mechanics employed on the new buildings which are being erected in the burnt district. Her citizens in 0 soon and #0 rapidly recovering from their great misfortune exhibit the ‘untiring energy and indomitable. spirit characteristic of Americans, ; A LaTE Sue paper states that a ship Scotch isabout to sail from Liverpool for Galveston. About two hundred and forty of these are agricultural laborers and will locate in the interior of the State.’ REVERSIBLE Boot HEELS,—Some genius has applied fora patent for a reversible boot and shoe hecl. If that will work, and why should it not, the world will save much money and a great deal of awkward traveling. When a heel wears'a little on one side turn it and wear down the other. It appears trifling, but inthe vast aggre” gate it will be a wonderful saving. Curr ACTIVE.—Marriages have increased romarkably since the war. In Ohio the statistics show that the number of marriages for the year ending July ist . was 20 percent; greater than any year during the war, and the same is doubtless true of the other States. Matrimony, it is said, rages in New York, and nota dress maker is to be had for any less important a person than a bride elect. , _ TuE Folsom Telegraph says Congress legislated Stephen J. Field into the United States Supreme Court. California can get along without aJudge in that Court Now, the best thing they ca ean do is to législate him out. ‘THE ‘ear Pe has passed {. ‘T i bill disfranchising utterly all deserters from the United § army,or navy o orall who voluntarily eritered the rebel service; The pill passed by a large majority. Tak Babb claim, or eee Lact week, as the result of a twenty day’s run 2017. These were-the“principal places} that the cholera scourged since the disease visited * Slaw sje Returns, are he will return to France or take service . _. colored man has been admitted to practice with three hundred emigrants principally . ‘still. In Liverpool . bread riots were the result. of the cold there.. The .poor.of En-. Tope tannot be out of employment for main cold weather they require more food Tre Military Committee of the Lower House of Congress has: been instructed to inquire. into. the propriety of payi Heese te to the California. Lape that ca listed for three years or for the war and were discharged by reason of its termina: tion. If this™rule be adopted it will put money into the pockets of many of our brave fellows who néed it. SoLD,—John C. Boggs has sold the Stars and Stripes, a weekly journal published at Auburn, to Daniel Rice, and W. A. Selkirk is to write for it. INTERNAL REVENUE:—The sum of $177,731, 974. 71 is the total received into revenue during the fiscalyear up to the 20th inst. As the fiscal year begins in July, this Would give about $355,000 per annum, ATTENDS THE Cinous, sey is said that President Johnson attends the circus . nightly at Washington—taking lessons from the horses in ernaing around the circle. Tax total recetpts of the San Francisco Theaters for December, were $46,313. THERE are eighty-four men in the San cost of $23,822 43. a

J. M. LANapon, of Oberlin, Ohio, a at the bar of. the Supreme Court of the United States. Coat.—There are 225 men employed fu and aboutone of the’ Mount Diablo coal mines=-that of Greenhood & Newbauer. THE Londen 7imes' says there is no dis+ grace in bowing to necessity and if ever their, was a political necessity it is surely that which Johnson is still inflexibly resisting. A Lapy of New Oxford, Pa., in her eighty-fourth yearis learning the tubacconist trade. Itis never too late to learn. A MortGaGcE containing 16,920: letters } was recorded bya New Albany clerk in two hours and forty-five minutes, —_— oro A GIRL. at Mineral Point, Wisconsin drank her coffee scalding hot and it killed her. She was scalded: to death. bee —s In wks elty, Junnary 23d, — Charles E, Matteson, aged 20 years and 10 month 3. The faneral will take place from the Methodist Church, today, Friday, at 2 o’clock, P.M. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. . ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASRY, Proprictor, 8 BW San Fr ithe an Yatson E K Hamphre o, J +-G W-Henderson do Gilbert. v. 8 B Churchill Sno TW Joyce ae EM Huntly Sg. 5 iy Gopher Po RS Hantly Rapsom sa Va MS Biglo Smucseri's Bate a . PP Whealey do RP Sexton Downieville A Hatte D EBykes Méado ola W H Coffman . de J Hf peng: SP crt ao SS ni g on the rails and . the ice prevents boats plying on the rivers, hence business is al pat 4 stand. pny-days ats time or they will starve,and} © ences SUIS the United States Treasury for internal . : Francisco Police Department, at an annual IN TOWN! b ———. j a Be wAUCTION EVERY NIGHT INTHE ‘WEEK™ _ EXCEPT SUNDAYS. . THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS EVER OF . ” FERED TO PURCHASERS OF CLOT HINGC, : Pi “BOOTS, SHOES, And Everything that can be usedor worn by man ! : —aT— H. M. LEVY’S AUCTION ROOM, BROAD STREET Opposite National Exchange Totel, “NEVADA CIPY, WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES; Ladies, Misses and Childrens’ Shoes, A LARGE SUPPLY OF California Manufactured . Goods, BLANKETS, SHIRTS, * . ETC, ETC. er YANKEE NOTIONS _g OF EVERY. DESCRIPTION. i@ TOBACCO! « THE BEST IN THE STATE, wrceoiacqaaARS ! 4 OF THE BEST BRANDS! Call and see our Goods and examine AND ASCERTAIN OUK PRICES ‘BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. ees WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE! And that will be low enough to SATISFY ALL. AUCTION SALES EVERY EVENING, commencing at SEVEN CLOCK. AUCTION SALES Will commence at 11 o'clock, A. M. Auction Sales, on commission, made ~-inany part of the — Ovanty. Sales of Horses and other Stock tm front of the Sales Room. — STRICTEST atenteteni PAID TO ALL REQUIREMENTS IN SALES OF Ap. een aed eet , MOA etmeny, © ft ag a ee aD A , ATEST SENSATION . . “FURNISHING ‘Saauar Cay }ON EVERY. SATURDAY . MONEY “ADVANCED . ie , ELEGANT: ASORTMENT —or— a z, SILVER WARE, Watches, Clocks, * Diamonds, . AND EVERY VARIETY = -9« CALIFORNIA JEWELERY, ALL OF wmicH WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FOR CASH. B By 'W,_¢. RANDOLPH, Masonic, Building. Nevada. December 19th., . UNION ne eae. STABLE. Foot of mene and eel Streets, Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada, PLACE & MéCOWENR. Horses, Carriages and Buggies To Let.on the moet Reasonable Terme. Good Saddle Horees, for either Ladies or Gentlemen. Cai ed Funerals will be farnished on short notice. Horses boarded by the day or week, A share of public is solicited and satisfaction quarentesd. — ‘ “a9 Dry Goods, iow to Economize ! Buy your ¢ Goods at A. GOLDS™MIT H‘*s Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada City. Carpets. Ol Cloths, Millinery Goods, Ladies and Children’s Shoes. ‘EB. W. BIGELOW, ‘Wholesale an Retail — , a3 _. rrova, GRAIN AND FEED, aC ec it omem meevys ; ae? Main street, Nevada. St a sic an eon, fuel. whic ¢hild _ wind ces ii thres of th food, hom: the « ly or citize make man the s ‘every lists amoi powe We recor ciety limit fifty, of Ja _be gi Will . ‘able @ we cause who of th theo office BEL gs R8 2s. F ae Cy