January 31, 1867 (4 pages)

nee, } . a ii The ‘Baiy, Seanseriph NEVADA fy, CALIVORNIA. — COUNTY & CITY OFFICIAL taue. THURSDAY, JAN. 31, 1867. GENERAL GRANT As Successorn.—We are informed by telegram, on the authori‘ty of the Herald, that. a bill will be intro. “®ilided into Congress. providing that Gen: . eral Grant’ shall be seting “President. case of the remoyal of Johnson. It may bé that this is true, but unless the memk ‘coming doth ‘the sclithibant F bbhistidciner*e we “a6 ot believe any such dill could be ‘ "passed. That Grant possesses all the qtialifications of a soldier and has proved “himself ‘a * great military genius nb one will deny. But tm his whole record we ‘fail-to find any evidence of great administrative ability, and in his expressed opinions upon the questions of the day we see tinnistakable evidence of weakness as a “'"Wé'would not detract. from the great cdglory’ which surrounds the name ofGrant. _ Hig. successes in the field will ensure him place in history beside the greatest sol'. diers of the world, and his deeds will be ¥élated ‘with pride by the American for “ages to come. But we must remember ‘#hat the qualifications of a soldier do not include the ability requisite for a statesnian. It will not do at such a critical moment as the present to hazard the weal of the nation on an experiment. . During the early part of the contest between the Executive and the Legislative departments of «government, ‘Grant, instead of asserting his position as an American citizen, preferred to evade the question,and shield . . __ himself by asserting that the President ,was his superior and he could not take isgue with him: ‘This was done at a ‘more critical time than when rebel cannon were ~ “thundering at the national capital, and all the influence of loyalty was required to thwart the .designs of ». treason servitg President, Instead of resisting the evil Grant suffered himself to be a shelter and attraction for Johtison in his raid through the West. Grant we believe is: perfectly ‘#ound, but we have no evidence that he is aheewesibinrin safe. ‘There are many men of undoubted administrative ability, sound judgment and loyalty. Let:such’a one be selected for the suceession, for the country cannot afford to experiment at so momentous a crisis.—_ \{ Bhete is another objection to Grant whi whoald not beoverlooked. He holds t highest military position in the lahd, abd . ‘though there may be no danger from him, /hisappointment would establish a preceE pnt which might give trouble in after imeg, Phe military and executive powef united in the hands, of a bad and amone man might rain the nation. It ould be far better for Congress to permit i ‘Johitson to remain ‘until the end of jhis ‘term than that he'should be succeeded by Grant. We do not believe any such proposition will ever tech the assent of Con* oan. & sn Musmrau. hawemuces HOMESTEADS FOR od) SOLDTERS AND SATLORS.— Telegrams fyom _. Washington under date of the 284 instant: say that Commissioner Wilson of the y General Land-office; will shortly issne instructions to Regiaters,Receivers and Sur: -veyor Generals relative to receiving claims "Sander the Act of July last Should ad: verse Claitiants of any mine appear, before “the approval. of the surveys, all further » Proceedings will be, stayed. until», final, * Bettiémidnt is made, It is understood that it is not obligatory for claimants to proceed “under the statute; and when they ““do'ss, there being no adverse” interest, _ they hold thesame relation to the premises _wnthat they @id before the passage of the Act. with the additional guarantees that they propose the right of occtipancy under the ~ statute. Mr. N orton,of Minnesota, has intro“duced in the Senate a bill amiendatory of ds «Bho Homestead Lawyproviding that i in ease y or nahal teceica ut “the date of {his phaanige of ,said-dill.and had not had: ‘amy public lands Ictelled plilonthitsn ‘and upon’ which dena: -t hyde. Wetélement hind been made, the time . should be.extended to the petiedof-five years. ARUN A Ba Putele av the "aloatar Gah Acs ib es wibg Ttemis from thé Grass’ V. Union ot yéstarday : A rogue entered a tobaceo establishment on Monday, while the owner was in the back part of the ‘poém, and’stole a bex of tobacco worth 20 : . dollars. ‘Officer John Sale surprised a Chinaman in the act of stealing from the storeof B. Gad_& Co. The Chinaman started on a }.Tun.azd Sale fired a shot, but_ missed him. At last accounts the Celestial was ‘st at Mr, Irwin, who 4 was si Gh a by the’ pre-4 mature discharge of ‘the canon on New. “Year's day, has so far. ‘Tecovered as to he} + about. eT S ees Ophir Till Kepé by a. party named Shaeffer, was entered during Monday night, and robbed of a quantity. of candles, tobacto and tea. The‘ thief or thieves are supposed to be Chinamen, and a detective has been put upon their track: The tobacco and candles are marked with theowner’s name; and this fact may lead to their speedy recovery. —— Aut Sorp,—The Marysville Appeal rewill guess to be from “Arkansaw,” rushed into one of our news dépots yesterday and asked: for-a paper ‘containing the latest . news. “I want,”.said he “the paper wiadht tells how the President arrested the whole army!” The newsman. informed him, he had sold the last. copy. . ““That’s too bad,” replied greeny ‘as I-;wanted ‘to learn how the President managed. the job !”’ ' LipMam’s Oracus ‘nor Into.—The Memphis Post, De¢ 29th; says: A day or two ago as Mike Lipman’s Circus was leaying Winona,Mississippi,on the cars several roughs secreted behind cotton balés near the depot fired upon the party killing a musician employed in that city who served in the rebel army.as.adrummer boy. An attacheof the circus says that they were told at'tlie next station that it was the intention ‘to “killthe whole party because they were a set ofd—d Yankees,” ‘Winona is a thriving town on the Mississippi Central Railroad not far from Grenada. Tue Stars and Stripes says over in Nevada since'the Senatorial election parties with cadaverous phizes and of a dolorous aspect-are characterized as “de long faces ,” while the rubicund and jolly are styled “Vye-tro-gler-serenes.” Harp From.—D. C. MeRuer, of California, was one of the four Republicans who voted against Boutwell’s test oath Dill. We are pleased to know that MeRuer has g . Spoken. Let him out. He'll do for a merchant. si LAND-OFFICEAFFAIRS.—A Washington . 5 telegram of December’ 20th says: “The Secretary of the Interior has approved the the additional lists of swamp and. overflowed lands in San Francisco, Stockton, and Marysville Districts Covering an aggregate of 111,091 aeres. These lists have been. prepared in pursuance. of the 43d section of the Act of July.23; 1866. A RECENT St. Louis dispatch says that’ a monster petition, fifty-two feet in length, containing the names of all the prominent citizens of New México, has been forwarded. to the authorities at W. ashington, praying for.an, increase of the military force in that. territory.as absolately necessary) to’ protect the:lives ound property of the inélmost with impunity. vere bitte A LIVERPOOL firm. writes to fhe London Times that they are now receiving a large number of locotiotive etigities from Switzerland, and that this is the result of recent combinations and ¢xorbitant demands amongst English workmen. Tre tunnel onthe Albany and Susque-. ! hanna oorrcgy . “be finished on the ist of June next, will be 2,200 ‘fect long. "55 +t Bs and green peas have Senter market since es Toya 47) — ‘SAN’ Marko Teena fg ate to re deem $25,000 of her . bonds Rai to the S. F:and$.J. Railroad Company. eS) og ade 7 mamma Last Sunday a: whirlwind blew « aonch ee oe pe three houses. in. Stay City ;, no one, hurt. Tux “Ala bays "Biglet Will hold the Grass VALLEY ITEMs.—We cull ‘the lates the following: A fellow whom we . ’ habitants .against. the Indians, who are} reported tobe ‘plundering add murdering . 9 [nents —T0-~ Ps a oO s. T L Ln [rHE. eka LANCASTER & 7 . Jentary $0, 196%. J Noonan San Frane-W H-Baker _ city L Keller, wife & 4 W Johnson do o}--ehildren.do--.W. Hackett. Hacketsy. . _JULIUS CREENWAL_ Dd, BROAD STRZET, 78 NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK OF + CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, H M Moore Moores F N Burst San Juan ay Moore . _-.doJVan BramerSacram. W B Patridge “do J Young Colfax © J § Phillip Célfax S Thomas _-daFM Hathway Eurs GH Hassell Red Dog . JH Boslow Red Dog L P Forkes Little Yo 4 HSchardin Newtow Y Bottind Eureka EW Clark Gras Va S ¥Y North Néwcastl Wem te A LOT OF FINE TWO YEAR OLD GRAPE wine. ALSO, CUTTINGS OF THE Isabella varieties. A sample of the Wine from the same stock of roots can be seen on application to * J.C. RICH, At the Half Mile House. Nevada, Jan. 31,—im SRAND CONCERT! —AND— BALL! To be given at the Nevada Theatre, -_on— THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 7th, 1867, CONSISTING OF OPERATIC SELECTIONS) AND SOLOS, From some of the Most Eminent Composers, BY EDMONDS and BUSSENIUS, © Tickets for Concert eink Ball $1. Concert ta commence at 8 o’clock. jan31 OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK EVERY TWENTY DAYS! ‘arrying the United States Mail, © ik Re EQ Be Bock Ue . The North American 8S. 8. Co.% Zs: dispatch the favorite SteamP IOSES TAYLOR! J. H. BLETHEN,. Commander. Will sail Friday, February 15th, 1867 From Mission Street Wharf, at 11 A. M. ree Fn, bo Greytown with the New Steamship SANTIAGO 2,500 tons—FOR NEW YORK. » The America-sails March 5th, 1867. For further information, apply tol W. RAYMOND, Agent, North-west corner Battery and Pine Stree 8, up staire, San Francisco. HERIFF’S SALE.—Whereas, pharies iow, on the t4th day of December, A D 1866, re covered sh gare in the District Cotrt of the Fourteenth Judicial District, of the State of CalBa in and for the Count iM of Nevada, against Berry Mooneyand Johanna Mooney for the sum oi Four Hundred:and two and %-1 rs, with interest thereon from the date of said judzment. at the rate of two:pereent per month till paid tpgether with costs of snit. taxed at $17°5 and co +) fees of $37 46 which jad igment is récorded the Ingenta: Book 4 of the said District Court n page 279, and whereas it is ordered that the Mort set forth in Piaintiff's complaint be foreciosed, and the property therein described to-wit: Au fhe right, title and interest which the said defendants, Berry Mooney and Jo Mooney, his wife, or either of said defendants, have in and to that certain piece or parcel of land and premises situate in the township of Grass Valle ae ty of Nevada and State of California, and kno as Miner's Home, being near the Quarts Mill ~ B. B. Laton, and more particularly described as follows, to-wit: That oetaie be building and lot situate on the north bank of Wolf ¢: and on the east side of the road leading from thesaid Mill to the Cambridge and Lu chy. Mine having eighty-five (5) feet width on 9 conten down the Creek (said lot extending below the said road) two hundred and fifly feet with that certain awe ing situate t rae oly Known as the : Mi: tte eat and ve acme oA eet an ty at n he ther witha theta ; n ga! ouse, including beds-and bedding and household furniture balcuges to defendante--be —— cite ae and and to witthaty said Judgment, . Notice is haebe oan that I willexpose to public sale all the by described saepaste, to the highest bidder, in front of the Court House door, ESDAY the 20th P.M. of R. B. GENTRY, Sheriff, . By RB. Patton, Under Sheriff. Joast: FOUND.” N this ini. a PURSE containin um of ,Joatenday, FOR on the ls i Eo SRL eae oye Nesadsy San S0t J.C. Denel, Atty, BRIGGS & CHAPMAN, ASEY, asa E D Herrick @ Flat BJ Mitchel do . ~« ROOTS FOR SALE—the best qualityfor . ’ White Museat, Black Hamburg and : -. YOU WANT. the bar fixtures cad ferniters therein }. Given under m hand at Nevada ~) day of Janaary 1 1867. ane a 2 im POSITION. F 1 % = Seiemmeaa FOR CASH! HE HAS ON HAN D 10.000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, ips 100,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVANNA AND IMITATION: CIGARS TO BE HAD IN THE MARKET. KILLIKINICK SMOKING ‘TORBACCO OF EVERY KIND. PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PATTERN, Gi MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE. FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO OF EVERY KIND. All articles are warranted to be as represented and everything WILL BE SOLD AT COST PRICES FOR CASH. Smokers, Chewers and Retail Dealers are invited to call and examine my Goods and ascertain the Prices before purchasing eaten All orders from a alicia promptly attended to. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY GOODS AT . THE LOWEST RATES AND GET JUST. WHAT wee Remember the old stand, next door to Carley & Beckman’s; Broad street, Nevada City, : JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Jan, 29th. NOTICE -TO SEOCK HOLDERS. hy THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL CO.—You will pl ease take notice that the annual meeting of the tockholders ofthe Nationat Exchange Hotel Co. for the purpose of electing the Trustees and other Officers of said Corporation-will be held at the office of J. I. Caldwell, No. 42 Broad street, in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada and State of California, on MONDAY the 4th day of March, 1967, at 2 o'clock, P. aes of aaid. da OW. KIDD, President. J. L. Caldwell, ecvetny. jan29 DR. S. KISFY, Physician, Accoucheur & Occulist. § Bd SURGEON OF THE UNITED STATES lar Army, Graduate of the Universities of Hungary and of New Orleans; also member of different ‘Medical Societies. : Respectfully tenders his services to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity. The Doctor, can be consulted in TEN different languages. Office=No. 36; Commercial Street, opposite Bussenius’ Drug Store, and in the rear of J. ¢. Palmer's Court Room. Nevada, Jannary 25th, 1967; FLORENCE SEWING! MACHINE 1: . ee tS” Send for Circular, ee Baw A. DLWE Ry Agent for sonia County. oe at Jinbielinamoes corner or Broad anda . CLOTHING, — dfx Neittifes . ieee ia wal ct ape mg Pe ee SAT D Ae iF AUCTION -«, : EXCEPT SUNDAYS. THE GREATEST eee , Fane go PUNE NaGS ae: a FURNISHING ¢ Coops . BQOTS,-§ And Everything that can be used; worn by man ! wht H. M. LEVY’sS Opposfte National Exchange Hotel, ~ SNEVADA CITY. ~ WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND WE SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING, . GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, Ladies, Misses and Childrens’ Shoe A LARGE SUPPLY OF California Manufactured BLANKETS, SHIRTS, ETC., ETC. —1 Se” XANKEE NOTIONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ‘Good wa FOBACCO! & THE BEST IN THE STATE, —AND— wreciGcARS! OF THE BEST BRANDS ! Call and see our Goods and exam AND ASCERTAIN OUR PRICE BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEW HERE, WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE And that will be low enough to SATISFY ALL. os AUCTION SALES EVERY. EVENING, commencing SEVEN OCLOCK. ON EVERY. SATURDAY! AUCTION SALES Will commence at 11 o'clock, A. Mj ~ ‘. Auction Sales, on commission, rn in any part of the City or County. front of the Sales ‘Room. MONEY ADVANCE! _.OM CONSIGNMENTS. _ ". Whine ‘Street. silieand: Se Names, Oy. TO ALL REQUIREMENTS IN SALES OF #J , RTE OF Ee “ct DR. A. CHAPMAN, MINISTRATOR ‘ Apples, Peare and al kind snes Sees 2 age y “as DON'T FORGET THE PL best in the market. : BRoAD STREET. gt _Clder—the prime juice of tured at Captcha he Aone ee the “National ‘Bachange vis Ho abarvoh Bris a5 ‘ELLA, cy an county > obese Ae “Tega Ee Pap ° ; Pipe ae “gal ng arent Ser ser oe SEAT a / j i er Ae pe WT oe wee ok AUCTION ROOM, BROAD ST Ps . — So eo =~ 6°64 B@ «* a ae broly ds . A= oe 6 we

nee, } . a ii The ‘Baiy, Seanseriph NEVADA fy, CALIVORNIA. — COUNTY & CITY OFFICIAL taue. THURSDAY, JAN. 31, 1867. GENERAL GRANT As Successorn.—We are informed by telegram, on the authori‘ty of the Herald, that. a bill will be intro. “®ilided into Congress. providing that Gen: . eral Grant’ shall be seting “President.. case of the remoyal of Johnson. It may bé that this is true, but unless the memk ‘coming doth ‘the sclithibant F bbhistidciner*e we “a6 ot believe any such dill could be ‘ "passed. That Grant possesses all the qtialifications of a soldier and has proved “himself ‘a * great military genius nb one will deny. But tm his whole record we ‘fail-to find any evidence of great administrative ability, and in his expressed opinions upon the questions of the day we see tinnistakable evidence of weakness as a “'"Wé'would not detract. from the great cdglory’ which surrounds the name ofGrant. _ Hig. successes in the field will ensure him place in history beside the greatest sol'. diers of the world, and his deeds will be ¥élated ‘with pride by the American for “ages to come. But we must remember ‘#hat the qualifications of a soldier do not include the ability requisite for a statesnian. It will not do at such a critical moment as the present to hazard the weal of the nation on an experiment. . During the early part of the contest between the Executive and the Legislative departments of «government, ‘Grant, instead of asserting his position as an American citizen, preferred to evade the question,and shield . . __ himself by asserting that the President ,was his superior and he could not take isgue with him: ‘This was done at a ‘more critical time than when rebel cannon were ~ “thundering at the national capital, and all the influence of loyalty was required to thwart the .designs of ». treason servitg President, Instead of resisting the evil Grant suffered himself to be a shelter and attraction for Johtison in his raid through the West. Grant we believe is: perfectly ‘#ound, but we have no evidence that he is aheewesibinrin safe. ‘There are many men of undoubted administrative ability, sound judgment and loyalty. Let:such’a one be selected for the suceession, for the country cannot afford to experiment at so momentous a crisis.—_ \{ Bhete is another objection to Grant whi whoald not beoverlooked. He holds t highest military position in the lahd, abd . ‘though there may be no danger from him, /hisappointment would establish a preceE pnt which might give trouble in after imeg, Phe military and executive powef united in the hands, of a bad and amone man might rain the nation. It ould be far better for Congress to permit i ‘Johitson to remain ‘until the end of jhis ‘term than that he'should be succeeded by Grant. We do not believe any such proposition will ever tech the assent of Con* oan. & sn Musmrau. hawemuces HOMESTEADS FOR od) SOLDTERS AND SATLORS.— Telegrams fyom _. Washington under date of the 284 instant: say that Commissioner Wilson of the y General Land-office; will shortly issne instructions to Regiaters,Receivers and Sur: -veyor Generals relative to receiving claims "Sander the Act of July last Should ad: verse Claitiants of any mine appear, before “the approval. of the surveys, all further » Proceedings will be, stayed. until», final, * Bettiémidnt is made, It is understood that it is not obligatory for claimants to proceed “under the statute; and when they ““do'ss, there being no adverse” interest, _ they hold thesame relation to the premises _wnthat they @id before the passage of the Act. with the additional guarantees that they propose the right of occtipancy under the ~ statute. Mr. N orton,of Minnesota, has intro“duced in the Senate a bill amiendatory of ds «Bho Homestead Lawyproviding that i in ease y or nahal teceica ut “the date of {his phaanige of ,said-dill.and had not had: ‘amy public lands Ictelled plilonthitsn ‘and upon’ which dena: -t hyde. Wetélement hind been made, the time . should be.extended to the petiedof-five years. ARUN A Ba Putele av the "aloatar Gah Acs ib es wibg Ttemis from thé Grass’ V. Union ot yéstarday : A rogue entered a tobaceo establishment on Monday, while the owner was in the back part of the ‘poém, and’stole a bex of tobacco worth 20 : . dollars. ‘Officer John Sale surprised a Chinaman in the act of stealing from the storeof B. Gad_& Co. The Chinaman started on a }.Tun.azd Sale fired a shot, but_ missed him. At last accounts the Celestial was ‘st at Mr, Irwin, who 4 was si Gh a by the’ pre-4 mature discharge of ‘the canon on New. “Year's day, has so far. ‘Tecovered as to he} + about. eT S ees Ophir Till Kepé by a. party named Shaeffer, was entered during Monday night, and robbed of a quantity. of candles, tobacto and tea. The‘ thief or thieves are supposed to be Chinamen, and a detective has been put upon their track: The tobacco and candles are marked with theowner’s name; and this fact may lead to their speedy recovery. —— Aut Sorp,—The Marysville Appeal rewill guess to be from “Arkansaw,” rushed into one of our news dépots yesterday and asked: for-a paper ‘containing the latest . news. “I want,”.said he “the paper wiadht tells how the President arrested the whole army!” The newsman. informed him, he had sold the last. copy. . ““That’s too bad,” replied greeny ‘as I-;wanted ‘to learn how the President managed. the job !”’ ' LipMam’s Oracus ‘nor Into.—The Memphis Post, De¢ 29th; says: A day or two ago as Mike Lipman’s Circus was leaying Winona,Mississippi,on the cars several roughs secreted behind cotton balés near the depot fired upon the party killing a musician employed in that city who served in the rebel army.as.adrummer boy. An attacheof the circus says that they were told at'tlie next station that it was the intention ‘to “killthe whole party because they were a set ofd—d Yankees,” ‘Winona is a thriving town on the Mississippi Central Railroad not far from Grenada. Tue Stars and Stripes says over in Nevada since'the Senatorial election parties with cadaverous phizes and of a dolorous aspect-are characterized as “de long faces ,” while the rubicund and jolly are styled “Vye-tro-gler-serenes.” Harp From.—D. C. MeRuer, of California, was one of the four Republicans who voted against Boutwell’s test oath Dill. We are pleased to know that MeRuer has g . Spoken. Let him out. He'll do for a merchant. si LAND-OFFICEAFFAIRS.—A Washington . 5 telegram of December’ 20th says: “The Secretary of the Interior has approved the the additional lists of swamp and. overflowed lands in San Francisco, Stockton, and Marysville Districts Covering an aggregate of 111,091 aeres. These lists have been. prepared in pursuance. of the 43d section of the Act of July.23; 1866. A RECENT St. Louis dispatch says that’ a monster petition, fifty-two feet in length, containing the names of all the prominent citizens of New México, has been forwarded. to the authorities at W. ashington, praying for.an, increase of the military force in that. territory.as absolately necessary) to’ protect the:lives ound property of the inélmost with impunity. vere bitte A LIVERPOOL firm. writes to fhe London Times that they are now receiving a large number of locotiotive etigities from Switzerland, and that this is the result of recent combinations and ¢xorbitant demands amongst English workmen. Tre tunnel onthe Albany and Susque-. ! hanna oorrcgy . “be finished on the ist of June next, will be 2,200 ‘fect long. "55 +t Bs and green peas have Senter market since es Toya 47) — ‘SAN’ Marko Teena fg ate to re deem $25,000 of her . bonds Rai to the S. F:and$.J. Railroad Company. eS) og ade 7 mamma Last Sunday a: whirlwind blew « aonch ee oe pe three houses. in. Stay City ;, no one, hurt. Tux “Ala bays "Biglet Will hold the Grass VALLEY ITEMs.—We cull ‘the lates the following: A fellow whom we . ’ habitants .against. the Indians, who are} reported tobe ‘plundering add murdering . 9 [nents —T0-~ Ps a oO s. T L Ln [rHE. eka LANCASTER & 7 . Jentary $0, 196%. J Noonan San Frane-W H-Baker _ city L Keller, wife & 4 W Johnson do o}--ehildren..do--.W. Hackett. Hacketsy. . _JULIUS CREENWAL_ Dd, BROAD STRZET, 78 NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK OF + CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, H M Moore Moores F N Burst San Juan ay Moore . _-.doJVan BramerSacram. W B Patridge “do J Young Colfax © J § Phillip Célfax S Thomas _-daFM Hathway Eurs GH Hassell Red Dog . JH Boslow Red Dog L P Forkes Little Yo 4 HSchardin Newtow Y Bottind Eureka EW Clark Gras Va S ¥Y North Néwcastl Wem te A LOT OF FINE TWO YEAR OLD GRAPE wine. ALSO, CUTTINGS OF THE Isabella varieties. A sample of the Wine from the same stock of roots can be seen on application to * J.C. RICH, At the Half Mile House. Nevada, Jan. 31,—im SRAND CONCERT! —AND— BALL! To be given at the Nevada Theatre, -_on—

THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 7th, 1867, CONSISTING OF OPERATIC SELECTIONS) AND SOLOS, From some of the Most Eminent Composers, BY EDMONDS and BUSSENIUS, © Tickets for Concert eink Ball $1. Concert ta commence at 8 o’clock. jan31 OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK EVERY TWENTY DAYS! ‘arrying the United States Mail, © ik Re EQ Be Bock Ue . The North American 8S. 8. Co.% Zs: dispatch the favorite SteamP IOSES TAYLOR! J. H. BLETHEN,. Commander. Will sail Friday, February 15th, 1867 From Mission Street Wharf, at 11 A. M. ree Fn, bo Greytown with the New Steamship SANTIAGO 2,500 tons—FOR NEW YORK. » The America-sails March 5th, 1867. For further information, apply tol W. RAYMOND, Agent, North-west corner Battery and Pine Stree 8, up staire, San Francisco. HERIFF’S SALE.—Whereas, pharies iow, on the t4th day of December, A D 1866, re covered sh gare in the District Cotrt of the Fourteenth Judicial District, of the State of CalBa in and for the Count iM of Nevada, against Berry Mooneyand Johanna Mooney for the sum oi Four Hundred:and two and %-1 rs, with interest thereon from the date of said judzment. at the rate of two:pereent per month till paid tpgether with costs of snit. taxed at $17°5 and co +) fees of $37 46 which jad igment is récorded the Ingenta: Book 4 of the said District Court n page 279, and whereas it is ordered that the Mort set forth in Piaintiff's complaint be foreciosed, and the property therein described to-wit: Au fhe right, title and interest which the said defendants, Berry Mooney and Jo Mooney, his wife, or either of said defendants, have in and to that certain piece or parcel of land and premises situate in the township of Grass Valle ae ty of Nevada and State of California, and kno as Miner's Home, being near the Quarts Mill ~ B. B. Laton, and more particularly described as follows, to-wit: That oetaie be building and lot situate on the north bank of Wolf ¢: and on the east side of the road leading from thesaid Mill to the Cambridge and Lu chy. Mine having eighty-five (5) feet width on 9 conten down the Creek (said lot extending below the said road) two hundred and fifly feet with that certain awe ing situate t rae oly Known as the : Mi: tte eat and ve acme oA eet an ty at n he ther witha theta ; n ga! ouse, including beds-and bedding and household furniture balcuges to defendante--be —— cite ae and and to witthaty said Judgment, . Notice is haebe oan that I willexpose to public sale all the by described saepaste, to the highest bidder, in front of the Court House door, ESDAY the 20th P.M. of R. B. GENTRY, Sheriff, . By RB. Patton, Under Sheriff. Joast: FOUND.” N this ini. a PURSE containin um of ,Joatenday, FOR on the ls i Eo SRL eae oye Nesadsy San S0t J.C. Denel, Atty, BRIGGS & CHAPMAN, ASEY, asa E D Herrick @ Flat BJ Mitchel do . ~« ROOTS FOR SALE—the best qualityfor . ’ White Museat, Black Hamburg and : -. YOU WANT. the bar fixtures cad ferniters therein }. Given under m hand at Nevada ~) day of Janaary 1 1867. ane a 2 im POSITION. F 1 % = Seiemmeaa FOR CASH! HE HAS ON HAN D 10.000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, ips 100,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVANNA AND IMITATION: CIGARS TO BE HAD IN THE MARKET. KILLIKINICK SMOKING ‘TORBACCO OF EVERY KIND. PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PATTERN, Gi MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE. FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO OF EVERY KIND. All articles are warranted to be as represented and everything WILL BE SOLD AT COST PRICES FOR CASH. Smokers, Chewers and Retail Dealers are invited to call and examine my Goods and ascertain the Prices before purchasing eaten All orders from a alicia promptly attended to. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY GOODS AT . THE LOWEST RATES AND GET JUST. WHAT wee Remember the old stand, next door to Carley & Beckman’s; Broad street, Nevada City, : JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Jan, 29th. NOTICE -TO SEOCK HOLDERS. hy THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL CO.—You will pl ease take notice that the annual meeting of the tockholders ofthe Nationat Exchange Hotel Co. for the purpose of electing the Trustees and other Officers of said Corporation-will be held at the office of J. I. Caldwell, No. 42 Broad street, in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada and State of California, on MONDAY the 4th day of March, 1967, at 2 o'clock, P. aes of aaid. da OW. KIDD, President. J. L. Caldwell, ecvetny. jan29 DR. S. KISFY, Physician, Accoucheur & Occulist. § Bd SURGEON OF THE UNITED STATES lar Army, Graduate of the Universities of Hungary and of New Orleans; also member of different ‘Medical Societies. : Respectfully tenders his services to the citizens of Nevada and vicinity. The Doctor, can be consulted in TEN different languages. Office=No. 36; Commercial Street, opposite Bussenius’ Drug Store, and in the rear of J. ¢. Palmer's Court Room. Nevada, Jannary 25th, 1967; FLORENCE SEWING! MACHINE 1: . ee tS” Send for Circular, ee Baw A. DLWE Ry Agent for sonia County. oe at Jinbielinamoes corner or Broad anda . CLOTHING, — dfx Neittifes . ieee ia wal ct ape mg Pe ee SAT D Ae iF AUCTION -«, : EXCEPT SUNDAYS. THE GREATEST eee , Fane go PUNE NaGS ae: a FURNISHING ¢ Coops . BQOTS,-§ And Everything that can be used; worn by man ! wht H. M. LEVY’sS Opposfte National Exchange Hotel, ~ SNEVADA CITY. ~ WE HAVE ON HAND A LARGE AND WE SELECTED STOCK OF CLOTHING, . GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, Ladies, Misses and Childrens’ Shoe A LARGE SUPPLY OF California Manufactured BLANKETS, SHIRTS, ETC., ETC. —1 Se” XANKEE NOTIONS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ‘Good wa FOBACCO! & THE BEST IN THE STATE, —AND— wreciGcARS! OF THE BEST BRANDS ! Call and see our Goods and exam AND ASCERTAIN OUR PRICE BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEW HERE, WE HAVE ONLY ONE PRICE And that will be low enough to SATISFY ALL. os AUCTION SALES EVERY. EVENING, commencing SEVEN OCLOCK. ON EVERY. SATURDAY! AUCTION SALES Will commence at 11 o'clock, A. Mj ~ ‘. Auction Sales, on commission, rn in any part of the City or County. front of the Sales ‘Room. MONEY ADVANCE! _.OM CONSIGNMENTS. _ ". Whine ‘Street.. silieand: Se Names, Oy. TO ALL REQUIREMENTS IN SALES OF #J , RTE OF Ee “ct DR. A. CHAPMAN, MINISTRATOR ‘ Apples, Peare and al kind snes Sees 2 age y “as DON'T FORGET THE PL best in the market. : BRoAD STREET. gt _Clder—the prime juice of tured at Captcha he Aone ee the “National ‘Bachange vis Ho abarvoh Bris a5 ‘ELLA, cy an county > obese Ae “Tega Ee Pap ° ; Pipe ae “gal ng arent Ser ser oe SEAT a / j i er Ae pe WT oe wee ok AUCTION ROOM, BROAD ST Ps . — So eo =~ 6°64 B@ «* a ae broly ds . A= oe 6 we