January 25, 1868 (4 pages)

Sea sy fied eee ee me SATURDAY, SAN. 25th, 1868. Rumors oF Cornuprion.—Rumors are rife of great--corruption in-the late , Senatorial contest. One statement is that the several candidates, with their friends, made use of over $1,000,000 to ~-tnfluenee the choice. We do not know, that any of these charges are made ‘against Casserly, but it is certain that ~-& pamphlet was published by Volney E. Howard, one of the contestants for the Senatorial toga, in which he charged his fellow Democrats with all manner of corruption. This record by one who was onthe inside, was for some cause “not yet explained, suppressed, and it is stated that only a few copies ate-in existence: We should like to obtain one, but as the welfare of De~~ mmocracy demands that the dark record should be hid, we have little hope.— We trust, however, that the Legislature may succeed in bringing to light some of the scenes enacted behind the curtain, that the people. may know how adept the Democracy are at their old ~ re ture adopt some stringent measure against thiscorruption? In the State of New York, and especially in the mete 0 teieeny bes pet practiced than any where in the coun"try; and of late several measures have been suggested to prevent the evil— The plan which has received most favor is to inflict-a fine and to imprison these yeas, provided it is not accepted. _ Ifthe bribe is accepted he is exempt from punishment, but the receiver of ~ the bribe is to be punished to the same extent. This will place one or the othBL er in a position always where he may on the guilty without personal tisk. It is well known that money is largely used in the political contests in this State, and if the Legislature will to put an end to such practices it will bea great good to the State. Men of merit may then become candidates for offices, though they do not have large corporations to back them, andthe State wil] be able to se cure much better officers. east Vistrine Prrsician.—We learn that Dr. Overton, formerly of this city, has been nominated by the Democratio caucus Visiting ExSvicien to the Stockhad charge of the County Hospital in this county and served one term as ~ Superintendent of Schools. We understand that the position secured by him is worth $3,000:per year. He did not i, il ee ante Die, hecieniy commercial reporter for the Alfa, has recovered a judgment for $16,000 against James Lick for injuries received in falling Sasa THE discussion on the Alabama claims has been renewed by the English jour— mals. Lord Hobart has written two able letters to the Times sustaining the “position taken by the American Government. The editor of the Zimes replies ~ im terms moderate and conciliatory. SHED CrusHED.—The lumber shed on Auburn street known as Runnels’ shed, was crushed yesterday morning, says the Union, by the weight of snow upon it. The loss is light, as the lumber is not hurt by by. being covered up. Pitishs ehool Baines cleared . about four hundred and fifty dollars, which will almost furnish the High School building. So says the Grass Valley Union. MILWAUKEE is at tlength to have pub, lie water works at a cost of about one million dollars. Over sixty miles of ~maine will be required to supply the a most ex Yield of corn—two nscale ' hatidred Doshels and twelve quarts Fea ahs at has been appointed Assistant Clerk of the AssemGhinvenavias Mrnk.---On. the 17th } nual election for Trustées, Trustées, at the Anthony House, says thé Grass ‘Valley Union, with the following result : 8: W. Piper, Robert Gunson, 4. F. Connelly, Peter Tydd and M. J.Crawford. The} Trustees organized their board by electing M. J. Crawford, President; Peter Tydd, Treasurer; T. F. Connelly, Secretary. The election was an animated Smartsville and the Pleasant Valley shareholders—Pleasant Valley winning. The mine is looking well, and work: is being pushed forward, ‘night and day. We understand that measures are about Lie meee stock of the company. WE learn from the Union thatthe heavy quartz men of Grass Valley are talking of constructing a branch rail read from Colfax to that place, and in that event they will endeavor to get the County Seat removed. We apprehend that they stand about as much chance of getting the railroad as they. do the County Seat. Gites’ Quartz Emory Paste.—The [inventor of this important adjunct to yall ‘sharpening implements, says the National, has exhibited to us a specimen of the above paste, and we can vouch for its effect upon-a monstrous dull . knife._It ia a paste.made. from: quartz: tailings and we are informed is fast taking the place of emory, for the various objects the latter is used for,and can piece of pine shingle to the finest piece of sole leather. Lea BRoKEN.—We learn from the Grass Valley National that C. E: Miller, whilst engaged in clearing snow off the roof of his building, on Thursday, slipped and fell to the ground,sustaining a fracture of his right leg. A Porc CORRESPONDENT —We are not in the habit of advertising letters gratis, but the following superscription entities this letter to a free notice: In India, there are now laboring 25 Protestant Missionary Societies. Of these, three are organized in Scotland, eight in England, one in Ireland, four on the continent of Europe, and nine in America. These societies maintain about 550 missionaries, and expend ‘annually in thatcountry about $1,250,000. Some WEATHER.—A Vermont paper says that the weather there, just now, is freeze, sneeze, thaw, rain, mud and a gale—da capo, fur cap-o, umbrellas, overshoes, great coats, sore throats, ‘toothaches, rheumatic bodies, toddies, ete., ete. A great time for doctors. These remarks, with considerable addition, will apply to the present season in California. We can discount Vermont on rain, mud and thaw, but the Green ee A orraeh Wy Lack eee +Mountain Boys-can“freeze-us out*-and . ) ee on APPOINTED.—The Grass Valley Union says: Mr. P. T, Smith who has so long kept the cigar stand on Mill street, near Main, yesterday received notice that he has been appointed to a position at the State Prison. A LUNATIC, near Madison, Ohio, has made his home in a hollow log. His insanity consists In « belief that the State Government intends to make all the rivers and creeks of a uniform width and depth. OmaHA, although but a village of thousand inhabitants, by whom fifteen hundred dwellings and stores have been erected within a year. large hotels. The sales of one grocer last year amounted to a million and a/ land District, South Carolina. a ee bly, to fill:the place vacated by M. D, ea ae alte cdi . man, black or white, until the educated be put on any kind of strop from a. fa =e Fad Off to California: a ys; meet with no ye shail find, DIED. in the city of Nevada. yesterday, is already a city of sixteen . It has three . THe Athens, Ga., Watchman, tells of . WorCestek, Massi) with"les than. rw Fits Lieutenant, afi Gea. Phil. =:dan the Second. All three of. met recently ‘n\Chicago for the first time since they ans company in Orepenne: Stanton's: wife eee against the enfranchisement of another women of the country are Tor E RE BARGAINS . A ee . _~ at . rouse MEN'S 5 Socdan, cite, oe . their civil aiid political ght _A-¥Ew days since the telegraph ope— rators in Houston, Texas, had a talk with the operators at Salt Lake,by way of New Orleans, New York,Buffalo, Chicago, Omaha, and a point in Montana the whole circuit being-over 6,000 H, K. Brown has an order to make a twenty thousand dollar statute of Abra— ham Lincoln for the New York Unian. Mr. Josiah Smith, of Waltham, has played the fife for military companies since 1800, and is good for a quickstep yet. A MISTAKE of a letter made two thou-— sand car loads of oats;-carried-over one of the Western railroads, read as.many cats. : zs GARMBALDI is down in Italy. Gari-haldi-ism ise flourishing as ¢ AS-eYer. BULWER has written a new play, which is shortly to be prodused._.s + OE THERE are two hundred and nineteen newspapers publisiied in Indiana. Jerr. Davis’ Executive Mansion, at Richmond, is to be changed into’ a Freedmen’s school house. SIXTEEN hundred executions of State taxes are in the hands of the Sheriff of Fairfield district, 8.C. THERE are sixty seven thousand persons now_ enrolled in Philadelphia as liable to Military duty under the Militia act. Tn this city, Januaty Feat 1 Raphael,eon of Simon cad Hensel thet thal, aged 4 years and 16 days. residence of the parents, Broad Street, on Sunday morning, January 26th, at 10 o’clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. Sa —— ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s, a January 24, 1868. JB las iniiaaens F Hathaway Eureka J Scies B Brown Biuff TPCrandall do Miss B — Colfax a a ag -auaer ~ do 4 emytie Ginee , x E E Story Bing rent T Parsons Auburn B F Holland San Juan JL Beg arse bin Se J CGarber Nevada 7 ieee a 4 Fe anelly Grass Vall M aoa ae W Edwards Willow V . ol Ball Suttons Ranch a ae —$—— GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY. —THE— Mutual. Life. Insurance Conipany, i OF NEW YORK. Cash Surplus, $23,000,000. {22 ISSUES POLICIES AT LOWER RATES §2-DOES MORE BUSINESS, {@AND PAYS LARGER DIVIDENDS. {@7-THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY. THE “UNION” os OF SAN FRANCISCO. Capital over $1,000.000. e WILL TAKE GOOD RISKS AT AS_geg . SS REASONABLE RATES as_gg ("ANY OTHER RESPON._g3 G@SIBLE COMPANY. 3 8. B. DAVENPORT, Agent. Nevada, Jan. 24th. BOOT AND SHOE SHOP. nae saan . S <A Stack. now ready to man: eke os ae AND ‘SHOES, <0.00 Inhabting ba tha seacn six : ‘. Nevada, Dec, 14th. ok BR . pe" HOUSE IN NEVADA CITY. pe The aa place from the . —— _{ chased at other houses in Nevada, . “Nevada, Jan. 20th, 1868, Fire & Marine Insurance Company te" LOWER RATES THAN SAN (2 FRANCISCO IMPORTATION a PRICES, AND BETTER IN(9DUCEMENTS “SHAN ANY =e \ —AT THE oLD STAND—. BROAD STREET. .NEVADA CITY Continues to UNDERSELL Any self-styled Importer in the _Gounty of Nevada, AND x PROOF OF THIS FACT SUBMITS THE FOLLOWING LIST OF PRICES: — per lb. Oriental, BW CC]F.ovcc0e..02000e4O ets, Garvey Birch....000045 Cts. Sun, dark peach..cecce-.-+FO ChBe Sam Tibbetts, hard prossed.65 cts: Gold Bar, fancy.0c.+++.70 ets. Crampton’s, hh. p. 12 inch.40 cts, Macon’s, h. p. 12 inch..20 cts. Rosebud, I. p. 9 inch...70 cts, -Vo Semite, 1. p. 9 inch..72% ets, Extra [email protected]+5 oo00s80 ctsi Crystal Light, peach...60 cts, FIG, extra quality.<.0.0.50 cts, G2" Long experience and a thorough know}ledge of business enables me to furnish cus tomers with the wery best brands of CIGARS, TOBACCO and every other article in my line, lower than can be purthongh the latter be connected with New York and San Francisco houses. All consumers of “the weed,” as well as dealers, in my line, are inVited to call and examine for themselves, re ro A BROAD STREET. Nevada, Jan. 14th, 1868. A$ MR. ZEKIND is no longer in my employ, customers outside of town are respectfally requested to send their orders and money direct'to me. I take this occasion to return many thanks for past favore. J. GREEN WALD. Ri Nevada Iron & Brass Foundry —aND— MACHINE SHOP. GINES AND BOILERS built to ‘CASTINGS. AND MACHINER VERY: of every me . NERY constructed, fitted wa eee egg tine wheels, Orders filled oan wishinbst in Socramentos San Fram Nevada ith HEUGH& THOM MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. “itye = etalk ondat x, A seit Zk’s SALOON! coon. Been 4 Commercial Sta, 4 TOBACCO CONSUMERS 7 “Opposition to Imposition !” JULIUS CREENWALD, happy to meet his fri . general, SECOND PARTY, ; ‘oar THE— > NATIONAL HALL, Ceicierei or ARRANGEMENTS, [+ eee em DeWitt Tisdale, IM. Hinds. ® THURSDAY EVE'G, ; Jan. 30th, 1868. i . “5 a “Fion Mawacens, W.W. Cross, H. Hi Hoskins, M. &. Hamilton, Tickets $2 50. Invitations Tanst “be shown ~ at the door. Tickets may be obtained of W-F. Evens, at Wells, Fargo & Cu‘ office. or of A. Wi enatar fram tis 196 ‘clock, = 15 ges free, if nampa : GOLDSMITH’S (= DRY COODS STORE, _Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, Keep always the 8 ‘ 2 g Pie eat, a Se i oe x SG and aoe Assortment of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, ~ (Established in 1853.) <_ Bx— ane —— JAMES J. OFT a Office—285 Main Str, Nevada ony OLD AND ORES OF . OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Melted and Aseayeu. Correctness of Assays fully rant Melting done L, W. WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, And Notaries Public, LW. WILLIAMS, Con aa bed Mate of Sevens. Heveds, Cal. 031 y “CHOW KI ANG” AT. SPENCE’, BROOKLYN HOTEL, North-west corner of Bryant Place and Bush Street, and directly opposite the Cosmopolitan, SAN FRANCISCO. HE well known proprietar of the above named Hotet, friends that he has erected. under his gupervision the above: named House, with all the conveniences attached, and fitted up in a first class style, entirely new. The Housecontains 150 First Class Rooms, and hopes to obtain a liberal share uf the patronage of the traveling public. JOHN pera. Janior. port Township, Nevada County, ted himself at the Broo! has associa2, Winseotis willand the wr —AND— RESTAURANT, BROAD STREET, above Pine Street, Nevada b city. ¥. SEUMrF, Proprietor Good Rooms, Good Meals, Good Cooks, Good Liquers, ie ees Low Prices Apartments for Ladies. Neatly furnished, and the best of accommoda; ' tions provided. ol? : F.STUMPF, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Victor Chevalier, -— Dealer in The Best of Liquors ath Ghetion, Corner Pine and Commercial Sts.—NEVADA. sold by the drink or bottle: Regnare cold by § hag oo. ECAP TF M US Io! Ml. CHASE, EACHER OF MUSIC. pugs ee oe aie eae instraments, easy or _-B.M HUST, =>, NEVADA CITY. : PIONEER ASSAY — oe nthe presence of depositors.__ J. B. JOHNSON Attorneys & Counselors at Law . Commissioner of Deeds — . Be : shes to inform his many ~~ and some FIFTY SUITES of Family Doane, i $-2U-M-P FSBO? EEL — French, En in =

Sea sy fied eee ee me SATURDAY, SAN. 25th, 1868. Rumors oF Cornuprion.—Rumors are rife of great--corruption in-the late , Senatorial contest. One statement is that the several candidates, with their friends, made use of over $1,000,000 to ~-tnfluenee the choice.. We do not know, that any of these charges are made ‘against Casserly, but it is certain that ~-& pamphlet was published by Volney E. Howard, one of the contestants for the Senatorial toga, in which he charged his fellow Democrats with all manner of corruption. This record by one who was onthe inside, was for some cause “not yet explained, suppressed, and it is stated that only a few copies ate-in existence: We should like to obtain one, but as the welfare of De~~ mmocracy demands that the dark record should be hid, we have little hope.— We trust, however, that the Legislature may succeed in bringing to light some of the scenes enacted behind the curtain, that the people. may know how adept the Democracy are at their old ~ re ture adopt some stringent measure against thiscorruption? In the State of New York, and especially in the mete 0 teieeny bes pet practiced than any where in the coun"try; and of late several measures have been suggested to prevent the evil— The plan which has received most favor is to inflict-a fine and to imprison these yeas, provided it is not accepted. _ Ifthe bribe is accepted he is exempt from punishment, but the receiver of ~ the bribe is to be punished to the same extent. This will place one or the othBL er in a position always where he may on the guilty without personal tisk. It is well known that money is largely used in the political contests in this State, and if the Legislature will to put an end to such practices it will bea great good to the State. Men of merit may then become candidates for offices, though they do not have large corporations to back them, andthe State wil] be able to se cure much better officers. east Vistrine Prrsician.—We learn that Dr. Overton, formerly of this city, has been nominated by the Democratio caucus Visiting ExSvicien to the Stockhad charge of the County Hospital in this county and served one term as ~ Superintendent of Schools. We understand that the position secured by him is worth $3,000:per year. He did not i, il ee ante Die, hecieniy commercial reporter for the Alfa, has recovered a judgment for $16,000 against James Lick for injuries received in falling Sasa THE discussion on the Alabama claims has been renewed by the English jour— mals. Lord Hobart has written two able letters to the Times sustaining the “position taken by the American Government. The editor of the Zimes replies ~ im terms moderate and conciliatory. SHED CrusHED.—The lumber shed on Auburn street known as Runnels’ shed, was crushed yesterday morning, says the Union, by the weight of snow upon it. The loss is light, as the lumber is not hurt by by. being covered up. Pitishs ehool Baines cleared . about four hundred and fifty dollars, which will almost furnish the High School building. So says the Grass Valley Union. MILWAUKEE is at tlength to have pub, lie water works at a cost of about one million dollars. Over sixty miles of ~maine will be required to supply the a most ex Yield of corn—two nscale ' hatidred Doshels and twelve quarts Fea ahs at has been appointed Assistant Clerk of the AssemGhinvenavias Mrnk.---On. the 17th } nual election for Trustées, Trustées, at the Anthony House, says thé Grass ‘Valley Union, with the following result : 8: W. Piper, Robert Gunson, 4. F. Connelly, Peter Tydd and M. J.Crawford. The} Trustees organized their board by electing M. J. Crawford, President; Peter Tydd, Treasurer; T. F. Connelly, Secretary. The election was an animated Smartsville and the Pleasant Valley shareholders—Pleasant Valley winning. The mine is looking well, and work: is being pushed forward, ‘night and day. We understand that measures are about Lie meee stock of the company. WE learn from the Union thatthe heavy quartz men of Grass Valley are talking of constructing a branch rail read from Colfax to that place, and in that event they will endeavor to get the County Seat removed. We apprehend that they stand about as much chance of getting the railroad as they. do the County Seat. Gites’ Quartz Emory Paste.—The [inventor of this important adjunct to yall ‘sharpening implements, says the National, has exhibited to us a specimen of the above paste, and we can vouch for its effect upon-a monstrous dull . knife._It ia a paste.made. from: quartz: tailings and we are informed is fast taking the place of emory, for the various objects the latter is used for,and can piece of pine shingle to the finest piece of sole leather. Lea BRoKEN.—We learn from the Grass Valley National that C. E: Miller, whilst engaged in clearing snow off the roof of his building, on Thursday, slipped and fell to the ground,sustaining a fracture of his right leg. A Porc CORRESPONDENT —We are not in the habit of advertising letters gratis, but the following superscription entities this letter to a free notice: In India, there are now laboring 25 Protestant Missionary Societies. Of these, three are organized in Scotland, eight in England, one in Ireland, four on the continent of Europe, and nine in America. These societies maintain about 550 missionaries, and expend ‘annually in thatcountry about $1,250,000. Some WEATHER.—A Vermont paper says that the weather there, just now, is freeze, sneeze, thaw, rain, mud and a gale—da capo, fur cap-o, umbrellas, overshoes, great coats, sore throats, ‘toothaches, rheumatic bodies, toddies, ete., ete. A great time for doctors. These remarks, with considerable addition, will apply to the present season in California.. We can discount Vermont on rain, mud and thaw, but the Green ee A orraeh Wy Lack eee +Mountain Boys-can“freeze-us out*-and . ) ee on APPOINTED.—The Grass Valley Union says: Mr. P. T, Smith who has so long kept the cigar stand on Mill street, near Main, yesterday received notice that he has been appointed to a position at the State Prison. A LUNATIC, near Madison, Ohio, has made his home in a hollow log. His insanity consists In « belief that the State Government intends to make all the rivers and creeks of a uniform width and depth. OmaHA, although but a village of thousand inhabitants, by whom fifteen hundred dwellings and stores have been erected within a year. large hotels. The sales of one grocer last year amounted to a million and a/ land District, South Carolina. a ee bly, to fill:the place vacated by M. D, ea ae alte cdi . man, black or white, until the educated be put on any kind of strop from a. fa =e Fad Off to California: a ys; meet with no ye shail find, DIED. in the city of Nevada. yesterday, is already a city of sixteen . It has three . THe Athens, Ga., Watchman, tells of . WorCestek, Massi) with"les than. rw Fits Lieutenant, afi Gea. Phil. =:dan the Second. All three of. met recently ‘n\Chicago for the first time since they ans company in Orepenne: Stanton's: wife eee against the enfranchisement of another women of the country are Tor E RE BARGAINS . A ee . _~ at . rouse MEN'S 5 Socdan, cite, oe . their civil aiid political ght _A-¥Ew days since the telegraph ope— rators in Houston, Texas, had a talk with the operators at Salt Lake,by way of New Orleans, New York,Buffalo, Chicago, Omaha, and a point in Montana the whole circuit being-over 6,000 H, K. Brown has an order to make a twenty thousand dollar statute of Abra— ham Lincoln for the New York Unian. Mr. Josiah Smith, of Waltham, has played the fife for military companies since 1800, and is good for a quickstep yet. A MISTAKE of a letter made two thou-— sand car loads of oats;-carried-over one of the Western railroads, read as.many cats. : zs GARMBALDI is down in Italy. Gari-haldi-ism ise flourishing as ¢ AS-eYer. BULWER has written a new play, which is shortly to be prodused._.s + OE THERE are two hundred and nineteen newspapers publisiied in Indiana. Jerr. Davis’ Executive Mansion, at Richmond, is to be changed into’ a Freedmen’s school house. SIXTEEN hundred executions of State taxes are in the hands of the Sheriff of Fairfield district, 8.C. THERE are sixty seven thousand persons now_ enrolled in Philadelphia as liable to Military duty under the Militia act. Tn this city, Januaty Feat 1 Raphael,eon of Simon cad Hensel thet thal, aged 4 years and 16 days.

residence of the parents, Broad Street, on Sunday morning, January 26th, at 10 o’clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. Sa —— ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s, a January 24, 1868. JB las iniiaaens F Hathaway Eureka J Scies B Brown Biuff TPCrandall do Miss B — Colfax a a ag -auaer ~ do 4 emytie Ginee , x E E Story Bing rent T Parsons Auburn B F Holland San Juan JL Beg arse bin Se J CGarber Nevada 7 ieee a 4 Fe anelly Grass Vall M aoa ae W Edwards Willow V . ol Ball Suttons Ranch a ae —$—— GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY. —THE— Mutual. Life. Insurance Conipany, i OF NEW YORK. Cash Surplus, $23,000,000. {22 ISSUES POLICIES AT LOWER RATES §2-DOES MORE BUSINESS, {@AND PAYS LARGER DIVIDENDS. {@7-THAN ANY OTHER COMPANY. THE “UNION” os OF SAN FRANCISCO. Capital over $1,000.000. e WILL TAKE GOOD RISKS AT AS_geg . SS REASONABLE RATES as_gg ("ANY OTHER RESPON._g3 G@SIBLE COMPANY. 3 8. B. DAVENPORT, Agent. Nevada, Jan. 24th. BOOT AND SHOE SHOP. nae saan . S <A Stack. now ready to man: eke os ae AND ‘SHOES, <0.00 Inhabting ba tha seacn six : ‘. Nevada, Dec, 14th. ok BR . pe" HOUSE IN NEVADA CITY. pe The aa place from the . —— _{ chased at other houses in Nevada, . “Nevada, Jan. 20th, 1868, Fire & Marine Insurance Company te" LOWER RATES THAN SAN (2 FRANCISCO IMPORTATION a PRICES, AND BETTER IN(9DUCEMENTS “SHAN ANY =e \ —AT THE oLD STAND—. BROAD STREET. ..NEVADA CITY Continues to UNDERSELL Any self-styled Importer in the _Gounty of Nevada, AND x PROOF OF THIS FACT SUBMITS THE FOLLOWING LIST OF PRICES: — per lb. Oriental, BW CC]F.ovcc0e...02000e4O ets, Garvey Birch........000045 Cts. Sun, dark peach....cecce-.-+FO ChBe Sam Tibbetts, hard prossed.65 cts: Gold Bar, fancy..0c..+++..70 ets. Crampton’s, hh. p. 12 inch..40 cts, Macon’s, h. p. 12 inch....20 cts. Rosebud, I. p. 9 inch.....70 cts, -Vo Semite, 1. p. 9 inch....72% ets, Extra [email protected]+5 oo00s80 ctsi Crystal Light, peach.....60 cts, FIG, extra quality..<.0..0.50 cts, G2" Long experience and a thorough know}ledge of business enables me to furnish cus tomers with the wery best brands of CIGARS, TOBACCO and every other article in my line, lower than can be purthongh the latter be connected with New York and San Francisco houses. All consumers of “the weed,” as well as dealers, in my line, are inVited to call and examine for themselves, re ro A BROAD STREET. Nevada, Jan. 14th, 1868. A$ MR. ZEKIND is no longer in my employ, customers outside of town are respectfally requested to send their orders and money direct'to me. I take this occasion to return many thanks for past favore. J. GREEN WALD. Ri Nevada Iron & Brass Foundry —aND— MACHINE SHOP. GINES AND BOILERS built to ‘CASTINGS. AND MACHINER VERY: of every me . NERY constructed, fitted wa eee egg tine wheels, Orders filled oan wishinbst in Socramentos San Fram Nevada ith HEUGH& THOM MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. “itye = etalk ondat x, A seit Zk’s SALOON! coon. Been 4 Commercial Sta, 4 TOBACCO CONSUMERS 7 “Opposition to Imposition !” JULIUS CREENWALD, happy to meet his fri . general, SECOND PARTY, ; ‘oar THE— > NATIONAL HALL, Ceicierei or ARRANGEMENTS, [+ eee em DeWitt Tisdale, IM. Hinds. ® THURSDAY EVE'G, ; Jan. 30th, 1868.. i . “5 a “Fion Mawacens, W.W. Cross, H. Hi Hoskins, M. &. Hamilton, Tickets $2 50. Invitations Tanst “be shown ~ at the door. Tickets may be obtained of W-F. Evens, at Wells, Fargo & Cu‘ office. or of A. Wi enatar fram tis 196 ‘clock, = 15 ges free, if nampa : GOLDSMITH’S (= DRY COODS STORE, _Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, Keep always the 8 ‘ 2 g Pie eat, a Se i oe x SG and aoe Assortment of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, ~ (Established in 1853.) <_ Bx— ane —— JAMES J. OFT a Office—285 Main Str, Nevada ony OLD AND ORES OF . OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Melted and Aseayeu. Correctness of Assays fully rant Melting done L, W. WILLIAMS. WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, And Notaries Public, LW. WILLIAMS, Con aa bed Mate of Sevens. Heveds, Cal. 031 y “CHOW KI ANG” AT. SPENCE’, BROOKLYN HOTEL, North-west corner of Bryant Place and Bush Street, and directly opposite the Cosmopolitan, SAN FRANCISCO. HE well known proprietar of the above named Hotet, friends that he has erected. under his gupervision the above: named House, with all the conveniences attached, and fitted up in a first class style, entirely new. The Housecontains 150 First Class Rooms, and hopes to obtain a liberal share uf the patronage of the traveling public. JOHN pera. Janior. port Township, Nevada County, ted himself at the Broo! has associa2, Winseotis willand the wr —AND— RESTAURANT, BROAD STREET, above Pine Street, Nevada b city. ¥. SEUMrF, Proprietor Good Rooms, Good Meals, Good Cooks, Good Liquers, ie ees Low Prices Apartments for Ladies. Neatly furnished, and the best of accommoda; ' tions provided. ol? : F.STUMPF, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, Victor Chevalier, -— Dealer in The Best of Liquors ath Ghetion, Corner Pine and Commercial Sts.—NEVADA. sold by the drink or bottle: Regnare cold by § hag oo. ECAP TF M US Io! Ml. CHASE, EACHER OF MUSIC. pugs ee oe aie eae instraments, easy or _-B.M HUST, =>, NEVADA CITY. : PIONEER ASSAY — oe nthe presence of depositors.__ J. B. JOHNSON Attorneys & Counselors at Law . Commissioner of Deeds — . Be : shes to inform his many ~~ and some FIFTY SUITES of Family Doane, i $-2U-M-P FSBO? EEL — French, En in =