January 8, 1868 (4 pages)

Haas Wo : Maxrxo Caxprmates—Johnson, : er term, seems to be determined to make ~ and under the uniform of « brave sol_ 4m Hancock Johnson has foand his man, Congress asking ‘that Hancock be com, ‘plimented for his policy in Louisiana. — : Tn other words, Johnson asks Congress ‘to compliment Hancock for setting at 3 Se ee _ Stage again. _900-miles.of print calico in a year—. ~emoagh to give three breadths of a Pilareito Valley. = own py ‘He wears the shoulder straps dier carries a heart of « political coward. Hancock is not the first soldier who, after having fought bravély in a good cause . became an imbecile.or worse in a political contest. His becoming a tool of Johnson only proves that guod men, influenced by ambitious motives, are often guilty of the basest conduct. and with an impudence only. equalled record, Johnson now has the audacity to send a message to defiance national leer qndl. eubstitating . therefor laws which existed in Louisiana prior to the rebellion. Hancock med the place of the Saprenie tribunal and deélared certain laws passed by Congress unconstitational, and affirmed that the powers exercised by now Johnson asks that his serviloyal men North and he removed from his place for openly disregarding the laws of Congress. The Democracy are weloome to Hancock, and they can dress him in McCiellaii's. “old neesa as a candidate for the aad an'iais mil in 1868 than it did im 1064, cor will look any more attractive when fitted by A. Johnson tailor, Tur actress, Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie, is in England, and has recently” refased an offer of . $30,000 to go onthe pe Fans. River, Mase., Guceetanat, ‘ akixt fey ol mother Marth. AMONG the property injured by the late freshet was the ranch of H. M. Le— rue, on the Norris grant. Larue is said A@ have lost about $4,000 in the shape of buildings, stock, trees, etc : Tux Rassian Guvernmeat has contracted with the,Volt fire arm company for $0,000 Berdan rifles, and the Pros san Pyeecament fer 10 neusiving cansiders a. bushel of carrots, fed witha liberal amount of meal, worth as mach for castle or horses as a bushel of oats. hi WRITER in the Independent conTue San Francisco Induistrial School, . song 00 tor gga for an appropriaTue Spring Valley Water Company-}-. of San Francisco are about to erec: a line of telegraph along their works ‘to a Tux Directors of the Sacramento Savings Bank have declared a dividend of 1} per cent. per month, free from iuCome tax, seiks pulinentthar ot ‘tee first number account of the failure of some of the or dered matrial to arrive, been postponed . tansy lat gives the, ‘Grass Valley =. was a fine t@o-story frame, and the loss . Fellows Lodge of Moore's Flat promptly: ‘spring, this company will-add-five-ad Eareka, and deserves.as he is now likely . levied an assessment of $15 per share, \Gnion some valuable isiformation about the riiines and other matters in now almost inaccessible: region. . The ‘storm, (the great one) blew the Catholic Church and Masonic Hall, in Moore's} Fiat, down to the ground, making a to—{ tal wreck of both buildings. ° The Hall on the fraternity ‘was hea¥¥. “The Odd put their hall at the service-of the Ma-. cember 27th. The Masons, nothing daunted by their joss, had a splendid “spread” on installation night. The storm tore-great trees up by the roots, scattering them promiscuously around the country. At Moore's Flat niining was ata stand-still, when our ‘corres— pondent wrot@,on account ufubstructions in the ditches, but these were fast being removed. At Graniteville matters are rather dull owing to the.snow, and . the winter season: The Birchville Compa—_ ny made the banner clean up. Afters four and a half day’s ran this company cleaned up $2,377, their rock paying $54 per ton. They have recently let a contract to run “a tunnel six hundred feet-in length; which will strike a point where the ledge will have backs to the depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet. As soon as the roads open in the ditional stamps to their mill. The Birchville Company's mine has paid all its expenses, built a fine mill, and declared a dividend of $4,000 among its owners, without one dollar of assessment p -recognized.by.Congress._It . ever being levied—and all within the} space of four months. Black & Young are Fanning their mill on some very fine rock, and will run the greater part of { the winter. They have one of the finest millsin the district. Capt. Irwin, the Superintendent, is an old resident of _— a great fortane. The Comimercial, Owned by Valentine, of San Francisco, has ‘for the. winter bat will resame in the spring. The millisa fine one of ten ‘stamps,and has two of aad concentra one Wheeler's ‘Messrs. Clark ,& Poquilien have A finished.a ten-stamp mill to be-ran by water powet,and they will commence crushing some two hundred tons of rock for Mr. Sweet of Nevada city. The appearance of the rock denotes a rich clean up. After Mr. Sweet's rock is disposed .of, Clark & Poquillon will crush rock from their own ledge, the “Maggie Jane.” The “Jim Ledge” will be worked as soon aS some business matters are arranged—the company owning it having been recently incorporated. Namerous tunnels are being ran for the proper development of the mines, and the next summer will, no doubt, see i<raniteville a busy and prosperous place . both for business men and miners. Tut Belcher Mining Company have deling uénut on and : after Jan. 27th. Tue judicial olheers, elected in Octo‘ber, assumed office on the 1st inst. THERE are forty prisoners in the Sac‘ ramento county jail. Tue Joba L. Stephens breaght $75.,000 in treasure from Mazatlan. THE overland mail brings St. Louis papers to ‘December Oth. Gov. Haight hase anu J. @, Doll of Red Blaif,a Notary Pablic for Te— hama county. . flear for New York at $2 per barrel. Fal career. sons, and the installation of officers, of % . the latter was duly celebrated on De-. .), . vearty-isimmense.—About-1,200,-. judge of -merit.-by-suecess, and who theretore blame the leader of an enter-— . San Francisco. wood ;” “bat asa general thing, I am of Dr. Lackey has me elected Principal of the San Francisco Liacoin School. Tae ship Nevada took a cargo of A Lars Insurance Company is being organised at hn on the ae of the session.” We fear that some of those terrible Radicals in Congres—Thad. Stephens, perhaps—have been “soothin” Mr. 4x-} tell, We advise the Democrats in this State to at once send an indignant protest against the very undemocratic way. Mr. A. has commenced his Congression‘Tt will have a tendency to demoralize the party. TUE amount of oysters cemenmied in: 000 of the bivalves are sold daily in the city. month, and counting the eight months “when the oysters are regarded the most palateable, an annual sale of 288,000,000. AMENDING. THE CoxsTiTUTIon.—A resolution was offered in the Senate on Monday, proposing to amend the article of the State Constitution relative to taxation, so as to. permit the Legislature by a two-thirds vote to exempt property from taxation. ee Drip NoT Succ EED.—Scudder, a Dem-. ocrat, endeavored to have.a_ resolution passed, ousting Boruck, Assistant Clerk of the Assembly, from his place, but the resolution failed to pass. Another effort will be made. ~ THERE are those who know low to] prise for a defeat, when the fault is not in him, but in themselves, the instruments he worked with. “Liquor is a. good thing in its place,” remarks an unique character in“"Nor— -the-opinion thatthe very worst place you can put good liquori into, is a feller’s stomach.” AN old toper was heard the other day to advise a young man to get married, “because then, my boy, you'll have somebody to pu off your boots when you go hemedrank. ——S ARRIV ALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. Lanes & . HASEY, Prop’s. January 7, 1868. x dele Sage Bru M Ford Grass Valle W Andrews Napac R Pollard do W Fenniman S Fr J Masser do D Belden Sacrame W Wasiley do H Hayes Moores* J Roaville do ‘COr do W_Hamitton—-do M Harris do GW Hill do SD Merchant P m J W Ellerson do F Smith San Juan CS Boles do ‘J H Richards Unio G Williams do H A Ashburn Scof W Williams do OC Levett Newto J Thomas do N M Barnctt Can hJ Peters do J Thomas Bannerv W Bennett do z James do E Jeffrey do A Jenkins do RBraven do I Gougenbaugh G fJ Fleod do M Foot Grizzly mi WC Bettis de WFClark do J Rundle Nevada T B Rigg You Bet BB Cathrae do G H Colby Little ¥Y J Robins FF Chatham HahS Venard — S B Kelsey Gold F H A Lord eg i: Garber Nevad W H Davidson ilo do FE ii reemsenaenioion ant as aioe oe, on t an “ eredaj eal in the District’ Coan of the }4th Jadiciai District of the State of California im and for the connty of Nevada. inst Vaientine Curran, T. M: kman, and J.M: Backman for the sam of Two Four Handred and Fifty and 56-10) deliars fin gold coin of the United States a with Interest thereon from the date of said at the rate of 13s pr cent pr month till paid payable in gold coin, ~enteres as Vp een Plaintiffs amt, be . y bed to-wit : All the andlvideed one half of that ccr of Nevada, State of Califewnia, taking water __. trom the South Fork of Steep: w Creek, about Sve miles from Hill, tm Little a it i i : ‘itl the morning’ of the 12th of Janaary Sale tehee. rogwner, wi at snd ingle . , _ ext THERE deaths in San Franances theretp beonring oc amin Sm THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL Pat. <A mectng of the Pit Bart wre gs ee (Sst) RONAGE@! HAVE RECEIVED, Rev. Dr. of Brooklyn, New{Plymouth Rock ; ‘the last stone ‘was . in Totes TRULY ‘York, was invited so take the ee placed upon the structare oul Saturday. Nevada, . ~ on papain lage of @5,-l ee ag th, 1867, when the ashes of . § eer ; 5 oune of the F a snag . €. W. BICELOW gh ticewongle o'clock a. xu. of the following pat Acapulco. g Preven "Praneatiantic Company’ . “St Nazaire and English Steamer for South America obtained. Steamer. for _Sout This would make 26,000,000 per . ined. connecting with Fay oe Cart. Maury. berthed : RAY YMOND. Agent, North-west corner Battery and Pine Streets, up stairs. San Francisco. “x &£ WwW Tonn . JAPAN AND CHIN _ Leave Wharf, corner valk cad Beckaaict dates, for PANAMA. connecting a Panama Railroad, with one of the Com lendid . from ALL tor NEN . gone On the 10th, 18th. and 30th of eac month that has30-days. On tlie 10th, 19th and 30th of each yes that has 31 days.— . When the 10th, 19th and 30th fall.on Sunday, they willttexve-on qowhen the 18th falls on Sutiday, they will leave on Monday ——_ Steamer Jeaving San Francisco on thé 10th touches atManzanillo. All touch ~of 38th or 19h connect with Steamer for tickets can he ee of ith connects with English On. Sout America, and P. K R.Co's Steamer for Central America. Througti tickets can be obThe following Steamships will be dispatched on dates as given below Jan: 16th—Golden City Capt. W F. Lapidge connecting with Henry Gasuncey; Capt. Gray. Jan. 18th—Sacramento, Capt. W.H. Parker, connecting with Rising Star,Capt Connor, Jan. titution, Capt. J. M. Cavarly Cabin Uyonen. Gagvace checked through — ens pounds allowed each An experienced m On adult passenger. Sargeo board. Medicine and attendance.free. _Thexe steamers bento sail at 11 o'clock. Pas pany id do ed to have their baggage beforeid ¢ > ‘clock. Through tickets to Liverpool by ‘the Cunard, Inman and National sean hip eau be obtained at the P. M. $.S. Co’s Office in San Francieco. where may. also be obtained orders for from Liverpool or Southampton to’ Francisco either via New YorkorSt. Thomas—if a desired amount of £10 to £20 will be advanced with the above orders. Holders6f orders wi'l be nired to identify themselves to the agents in Eogiand. For merchandise freight apply to Wells; Fargo & Co. The steamship China, Capt. D.-W. Smith. wil be dispatched January 13th. 1568. at boon, from whart corner of First and Brannan str’ts, for Yokahama and Hongkong, connecting at Yokohama with the steamship Coeta Rica for —os. Pig 8 ore, and other information apply at Pacific 1 Steamship, Company's office, somuar of Sacramento and Leidesdorff streets, OLIVER ELDRIDGE. Agent North American Steamship Co.” oPpPresit ION TO TO NEW YORK, VIA NICARAGUA. ‘Extremely Lo Low Rates! a ; Ps. Cee Bocite “Slaa MOSES TAYLOR, JAMES H. BLETHEN, Commander. FOR SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua, from Mission Street Wharf.at I2 o'clock M. hibeorn maratt JAN. 15th,\1868. Tre Com . enor Bt with can it. _ wn, the favorite Stosmahip, SANTIAGO— ‘Tons—ifor New York. One hundred pounds of free! ——— Surgeon on board ; MediPa OREGONIAN will.sail, via Panama, Fon lonaet information, apply to LW: SOMETHING NEW! A NEW LEAF TURNED OVER! After the First day of January, 1868, I shall give = No CREDIT [0 ANY =~ ONE. ‘In the Feat Of thé National pmachatige Hotel. _Anstralia, and io: No order will be noticed and no JOSEPH . DEBERWARDR SPRIKG STREET, = AS ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE SUP. black kind.” at Whoiesale at reasonabie rates. . Persons in need 6f CHARCOAL can not do better than give me a call. Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1s. _PLY OF the best ong Sk See ‘se asa A pe a SPENCE’S, . LAFAYETIE BAEERY, —axD—* CANDY MANUFACTORY, Broad St. Nevada City. AVING jast returned from San Francisco with the latest style of Fancy Candy and Cake Toys, “ And hiving on hand a large stock of my own manufacture, I am now prepared to supply the citizens of this cuty witha variety of Vonfcectionery. Those who cuntempla having _ CHRISTMAS — PARTI; —aND— CHRISTMAS TREES, Will do well to give mea call. ’ WILLIAM KOHLER, ats Fancy Baker and Confectioner. STUMPFS’ HOTEL / —aND— RESTAURANT, BRUAD STREET, above Pine Street, Nevada city. ¥. STUMPF, Proprietor Geed Reoms, Good Meals, Good Cooks, . Good Liquors, Low Prices we French, English sh and German wae ia the house. Spalpcuniiate for Ladies. tions provided. oi2 ¥.STUMPF, HAMILTON'S RESTAURANT, Commercial Street, Nevada City. A Se below eo Store. RANT is kept in astyle not. surpassed by any ip Nevada county. The Very Choicest of everything is furbizhed to its patrons. Oysters inevery style: Game, Poultry, etc. 2" Board by the Meal.or Week, atmoder ate rates. 52" Meals at all-hours of the day or night. JOHN H. APRs Nevada, Oct. Mth—ém <q JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, ee prepared. Agent Occidental ‘iileeesiaien Company, San Francisco. MASONIC ‘BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streete. Charch, Broad Street, Nevada. Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop “ Cor. Broad & Sacramento Sta, GEORGE A. CHURCH, Prop’r. ~ WAGONS built and red as AV ehicles ironed and all a ras of eer 9e ig” 2 toate or W me? ON sto cK, c., always on All kinds of WOOD AND TRON WORK done in the best style and at short notice. SAMUEL CLUTTER; Wheelwright and Wagon Maker, Washington St. above the ‘Gas Works. Wagons built and Hickory, Oak, Ash, Spoke. = Hubs — Felloes always on hand and all and Wagon stock for sale. MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. Louis Dreyfuss. AGER BEER of the best kid always on hand and for sale by the pint, quart, gellon or barrel. wbiareetiute eet CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC wae ON PINE STREET, E. W. BIGELOW, Wholesale and Retail Dealer ins.Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Oat” Meal, Buckwheat, Wheat, CORN, BARLBY, OAT, RYE, &c. Sc. Sc EB Ground Feed of all kinds. Sat Et. NEVADA. oa rt Neatly furnished. and the best of accommoda_ PHARMACEUTICAL CHE MIST ee” Physicians’ Prescriptions. catetatty~ ae $87 -Residence next House above Methodist . done at be —AND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, gee Every kind of aed Ambroypes taken in the beat style of the Art. : 2 eames er ee oy a Oo EE a

Haas Wo : Maxrxo Caxprmates—Johnson, : er term, seems to be determined to make ~ and under the uniform of « brave sol_ 4m Hancock Johnson has foand his man, Congress asking ‘that Hancock be com, ‘plimented for his policy in Louisiana. — : Tn other words, Johnson asks Congress ‘to compliment Hancock for setting at 3 Se ee _ Stage again. _900-miles.of print calico in a year—. ~emoagh to give three breadths of a Pilareito Valley. = own py ‘He wears the shoulder straps dier carries a heart of « political coward. Hancock is not the first soldier who, after having fought bravély in a good cause . became an imbecile.or worse in a political contest. His becoming a tool of Johnson only proves that guod men, influenced by ambitious motives, are often guilty of the basest conduct. and with an impudence only. equalled record, Johnson now has the audacity to send a message to defiance national leer qndl. eubstitating . therefor laws which existed in Louisiana prior to the rebellion. Hancock med the place of the Saprenie tribunal and deélared certain laws passed by Congress unconstitational, and affirmed that the powers exercised by now Johnson asks that his serviloyal men North and he removed from his place for openly disregarding the laws of Congress. The Democracy are weloome to Hancock, and they can dress him in McCiellaii's. “old neesa as a candidate for the aad an'iais mil in 1868 than it did im 1064, cor will look any more attractive when fitted by A. Johnson tailor, Tur actress, Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie, is in England, and has recently” refased an offer of . $30,000 to go onthe pe Fans. River, Mase., Guceetanat, ‘ akixt fey ol mother Marth. AMONG the property injured by the late freshet was the ranch of H. M. Le— rue, on the Norris grant. Larue is said A@ have lost about $4,000 in the shape of buildings, stock, trees, etc : Tux Rassian Guvernmeat has contracted with the,Volt fire arm company for $0,000 Berdan rifles, and the Pros san Pyeecament fer 10 neusiving cansiders a. bushel of carrots, fed witha liberal amount of meal, worth as mach for castle or horses as a bushel of oats. hi WRITER in the Independent conTue San Francisco Induistrial School, . song 00 tor gga for an appropriaTue Spring Valley Water Company-}-. of San Francisco are about to erec: a line of telegraph along their works ‘to a Tux Directors of the Sacramento Savings Bank have declared a dividend of 1} per cent. per month, free from iuCome tax, seiks pulinentthar ot ‘tee first number account of the failure of some of the or dered matrial to arrive, been postponed . tansy lat gives the, ‘Grass Valley =. was a fine t@o-story frame, and the loss . Fellows Lodge of Moore's Flat promptly: ‘spring, this company will-add-five-ad Eareka, and deserves.as he is now likely . levied an assessment of $15 per share, \Gnion some valuable isiformation about the riiines and other matters in now almost inaccessible: region. . The ‘storm, (the great one) blew the Catholic Church and Masonic Hall, in Moore's} Fiat, down to the ground, making a to—{ tal wreck of both buildings. ° The Hall on the fraternity ‘was hea¥¥. “The Odd put their hall at the service-of the Ma-. cember 27th. The Masons, nothing daunted by their joss, had a splendid “spread” on installation night. The storm tore-great trees up by the roots, scattering them promiscuously around the country. At Moore's Flat niining was ata stand-still, when our ‘corres— pondent wrot@,on account ufubstructions in the ditches, but these were fast being removed. At Graniteville matters are rather dull owing to the.snow, and . the winter season: The Birchville Compa—_ ny made the banner clean up. Afters four and a half day’s ran this company cleaned up $2,377, their rock paying $54 per ton. They have recently let a contract to run “a tunnel six hundred feet-in length; which will strike a point where the ledge will have backs to the depth of one hundred and twenty-five feet. As soon as the roads open in the ditional stamps to their mill. The Birchville Company's mine has paid all its expenses, built a fine mill, and declared a dividend of $4,000 among its owners, without one dollar of assessment p -recognized.by.Congress.._It . ever being levied—and all within the} space of four months. Black & Young are Fanning their mill on some very fine rock, and will run the greater part of { the winter. They have one of the finest millsin the district. Capt. Irwin, the Superintendent, is an old resident of _— a great fortane. The Comimercial, Owned by Valentine, of San Francisco, has ‘for the. winter bat will resame in the spring. The millisa fine one of ten ‘stamps,and has two of aad concentra one Wheeler's ‘Messrs. Clark ,& Poquilien have A finished.a ten-stamp mill to be-ran by water powet,and they will commence crushing some two hundred tons of rock for Mr. Sweet of Nevada city. The appearance of the rock denotes a rich clean up. After Mr. Sweet's rock is disposed .of, Clark & Poquillon will crush rock from their own ledge, the “Maggie Jane.” The “Jim Ledge” will be worked as soon aS some business matters are arranged—the company owning it having been recently incorporated. Namerous tunnels are being ran for the proper development of the mines, and the next summer will, no doubt, see i<raniteville a busy and prosperous place . both for business men and miners. Tut Belcher Mining Company have deling uénut on and : after Jan. 27th. Tue judicial olheers, elected in Octo‘ber, assumed office on the 1st inst. THERE are forty prisoners in the Sac‘ ramento county jail. Tue Joba L. Stephens breaght $75.,000 in treasure from Mazatlan. THE overland mail brings St. Louis papers to ‘December Oth. Gov. Haight hase anu J. @, Doll of Red Blaif,a Notary Pablic for Te— hama county. . flear for New York at $2 per barrel. Fal career.. sons, and the installation of officers, of % . the latter was duly celebrated on De-. .), . vearty-isimmense.—About-1,200,-. judge of -merit.-by-suecess, and who theretore blame the leader of an enter-— . San Francisco. wood ;” “bat asa general thing, I am of Dr. Lackey has me elected Principal of the San Francisco Liacoin School. Tae ship Nevada took a cargo of A Lars Insurance Company is being organised at hn on the ae of the session.” We fear that some of those terrible Radicals in Congres—Thad. Stephens, perhaps—have been “soothin” Mr. 4x-} tell, We advise the Democrats in this State to at once send an indignant protest against the very undemocratic way. Mr. A. has commenced his Congression‘Tt will have a tendency to demoralize the party. TUE amount of oysters cemenmied in: 000 of the bivalves are sold daily in the city. month, and counting the eight months “when the oysters are regarded the most palateable, an annual sale of 288,000,000. AMENDING. THE CoxsTiTUTIon.—A resolution was offered in the Senate on Monday, proposing to amend the article of the State Constitution relative to taxation, so as to. permit the Legislature by a two-thirds vote to exempt property from taxation. ee Drip NoT Succ EED.—Scudder, a Dem-. ocrat, endeavored to have.a_ resolution passed, ousting Boruck, Assistant Clerk of the Assembly, from his place, but the resolution failed to pass. Another effort will be made. ~ THERE are those who know low to] prise for a defeat, when the fault is not in him, but in themselves, the instruments he worked with. “Liquor is a. good thing in its place,” remarks an unique character in“"Nor— -the-opinion thatthe very worst place you can put good liquori into, is a feller’s stomach.” AN old toper was heard the other day to advise a young man to get married, “because then, my boy, you'll have somebody to pu off your boots when you go hemedrank. ——S ARRIV ALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. Lanes & . HASEY, Prop’s. January 7, 1868. x dele Sage Bru M Ford Grass Valle W Andrews Napac R Pollard do W Fenniman S Fr J Masser do D Belden Sacrame W Wasiley do H Hayes Moores* J Roaville do ‘COr do W_Hamitton—-do M Harris do GW Hill do SD Merchant P m J W Ellerson do F Smith San Juan CS Boles do ‘J H Richards Unio G Williams do H A Ashburn Scof W Williams do OC Levett Newto J Thomas do N M Barnctt Can hJ Peters do J Thomas Bannerv W Bennett do z James do E Jeffrey do A Jenkins do RBraven do I Gougenbaugh G fJ Fleod do M Foot Grizzly mi WC Bettis de WFClark do J Rundle Nevada T B Rigg You Bet BB Cathrae do G H Colby Little ¥Y J Robins FF Chatham HahS Venard — S B Kelsey Gold F H A Lord eg i: Garber Nevad W H Davidson ilo do FE ii reemsenaenioion ant as aioe oe, on t an “

eredaj eal in the District’ Coan of the }4th Jadiciai District of the State of California im and for the connty of Nevada. inst Vaientine Curran, T. M: kman, and J.M: Backman for the sam of Two Four Handred and Fifty and 56-10) deliars fin gold coin of the United States a with Interest thereon from the date of said at the rate of 13s pr cent pr month till paid payable in gold coin, ~enteres as Vp een Plaintiffs amt, be . y bed to-wit : All the andlvideed one half of that ccr of Nevada, State of Califewnia, taking water __. trom the South Fork of Steep: w Creek, about Sve miles from Hill, tm Little a it i i : ‘itl the morning’ of the 12th of Janaary Sale tehee. rogwner, wi at snd ingle . , _ ext THERE deaths in San Franances theretp beonring oc amin Sm THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL Pat. <A mectng of the Pit Bart wre gs ee (Sst) RONAGE@! HAVE RECEIVED, Rev. Dr. of Brooklyn, New{Plymouth Rock ; ‘the last stone ‘was . in Totes TRULY ‘York, was invited so take the ee placed upon the structare oul Saturday. Nevada, . ~ on papain lage of @5,-l ee ag th, 1867, when the ashes of . § eer ; 5 oune of the F a snag . €. W. BICELOW gh ticewongle o'clock a. xu. of the following pat Acapulco. g Preven "Praneatiantic Company’ . “St Nazaire and English Steamer for South America obtained. Steamer. for _Sout This would make 26,000,000 per . ined. connecting with Fay oe Cart. Maury. berthed : RAY YMOND. Agent, North-west corner Battery and Pine Streets, up stairs. San Francisco. “x &£ WwW Tonn . JAPAN AND CHIN _ Leave Wharf, corner valk cad Beckaaict dates, for PANAMA. connecting a Panama Railroad, with one of the Com lendid . from ALL tor NEN . gone On the 10th, 18th. and 30th of eac month that has30-days. On tlie 10th, 19th and 30th of each yes that has 31 days.— . When the 10th, 19th and 30th fall.on Sunday, they willttexve-on qowhen the 18th falls on Sutiday, they will leave on Monday ——_ Steamer Jeaving San Francisco on thé 10th touches atManzanillo. All touch ~of 38th or 19h connect with Steamer for tickets can he ee of ith connects with English On.. Sout America, and P. K R.Co's Steamer for Central America. Througti tickets can be obThe following Steamships will be dispatched on dates as given below Jan: 16th—Golden City Capt. W F. Lapidge connecting with Henry Gasuncey; Capt. Gray. Jan. 18th—Sacramento, Capt. W.H. Parker, connecting with Rising Star,Capt Connor, Jan. titution, Capt. J. M. Cavarly Cabin Uyonen. Gagvace checked through — ens pounds allowed each An experienced m On adult passenger. Sargeo board. Medicine and attendance.free. _Thexe steamers bento sail at 11 o'clock. Pas pany id do ed to have their baggage beforeid ¢ > ‘clock. Through tickets to Liverpool by ‘the Cunard, Inman and National sean hip eau be obtained at the P. M. $.S. Co’s Office in San Francieco. where may. also be obtained orders for from Liverpool or Southampton to’ Francisco either via New YorkorSt. Thomas—if a desired amount of £10 to £20 will be advanced with the above orders. Holders6f orders wi'l be nired to identify themselves to the agents in Eogiand. For merchandise freight apply to Wells; Fargo & Co. The steamship China, Capt. D.-W. Smith. wil be dispatched January 13th. 1568. at boon, from whart corner of First and Brannan str’ts, for Yokahama and Hongkong, connecting at Yokohama with the steamship Coeta Rica for —os. Pig 8 ore, and other information apply at Pacific 1 Steamship, Company's office, somuar of Sacramento and Leidesdorff streets, OLIVER ELDRIDGE. Agent North American Steamship Co.” oPpPresit ION TO TO NEW YORK, VIA NICARAGUA. ‘Extremely Lo Low Rates! a ; Ps. Cee Bocite “Slaa MOSES TAYLOR, JAMES H. BLETHEN, Commander. FOR SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua, from Mission Street Wharf.at I2 o'clock M. hibeorn maratt JAN. 15th,\1868. Tre Com . enor Bt with can it. _ wn, the favorite Stosmahip, SANTIAGO— ‘Tons—ifor New York. One hundred pounds of free! ——— Surgeon on board ; MediPa OREGONIAN will.sail, via Panama, Fon lonaet information, apply to LW: SOMETHING NEW! A NEW LEAF TURNED OVER! After the First day of January, 1868, I shall give = No CREDIT [0 ANY =~ ONE. ‘In the Feat Of thé National pmachatige Hotel. _Anstralia, and io: No order will be noticed and no JOSEPH . DEBERWARDR SPRIKG STREET, = AS ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE SUP. black kind.” at Whoiesale at reasonabie rates. . Persons in need 6f CHARCOAL can not do better than give me a call. Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1s. _PLY OF the best ong Sk See ‘se asa A pe a SPENCE’S, . LAFAYETIE BAEERY, —axD—* CANDY MANUFACTORY, Broad St. Nevada City. AVING jast returned from San Francisco with the latest style of Fancy Candy and Cake Toys, “ And hiving on hand a large stock of my own manufacture, I am now prepared to supply the citizens of this cuty witha variety of Vonfcectionery. Those who cuntempla having _ CHRISTMAS — PARTI; —aND— CHRISTMAS TREES, Will do well to give mea call. ’ WILLIAM KOHLER, ats Fancy Baker and Confectioner. STUMPFS’ HOTEL / —aND— RESTAURANT, BRUAD STREET, above Pine Street, Nevada city. ¥. STUMPF, Proprietor Geed Reoms, Good Meals, Good Cooks, . Good Liquors, Low Prices we French, English sh and German wae ia the house. Spalpcuniiate for Ladies. tions provided. oi2 ¥.STUMPF, HAMILTON'S RESTAURANT, Commercial Street, Nevada City. A Se below eo Store. RANT is kept in astyle not. surpassed by any ip Nevada county. The Very Choicest of everything is furbizhed to its patrons. Oysters inevery style: Game, Poultry, etc. 2" Board by the Meal.or Week, atmoder ate rates. 52" Meals at all-hours of the day or night. JOHN H. APRs Nevada, Oct. Mth—ém <q JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, ee prepared. Agent Occidental ‘iileeesiaien Company, San Francisco. MASONIC ‘BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streete. Charch, Broad Street, Nevada. Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop “ Cor. Broad & Sacramento Sta, GEORGE A. CHURCH, Prop’r. ~ WAGONS built and red as AV ehicles ironed and all a ras of eer 9e ig” 2 toate or W me? ON sto cK, c., always on All kinds of WOOD AND TRON WORK done in the best style and at short notice. SAMUEL CLUTTER; Wheelwright and Wagon Maker, Washington St. above the ‘Gas Works. Wagons built and Hickory, Oak, Ash, Spoke. = Hubs — Felloes always on hand and all and Wagon stock for sale. MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. Louis Dreyfuss. AGER BEER of the best kid always on hand and for sale by the pint, quart, gellon or barrel. wbiareetiute eet CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC wae ON PINE STREET, E. W. BIGELOW, Wholesale and Retail Dealer ins.Flour, Corn Meal, Rye Meal, Oat” Meal, Buckwheat, Wheat, CORN, BARLBY, OAT, RYE, &c. Sc. Sc EB Ground Feed of all kinds. Sat Et. NEVADA.. oa rt Neatly furnished. and the best of accommoda_ PHARMACEUTICAL CHE MIST ee” Physicians’ Prescriptions. catetatty~ ae $87 -Residence next House above Methodist . done at be —AND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, gee Every kind of aed Ambroypes taken in the beat style of the Art. : 2 eames er ee oy a Oo EE a