July 11, 1867 (4 pages)

EE iS Lae. ats,)> man’s. Drum, deat FS lience, 1 art’ ’ sive o’cl’k. co RY PERS, INKS, OPES, OKs, Line . JRED. nent, Oo * » railt to. every , fitted Crist, nd car ates ag 1 Franne BLE. ‘Y, ange. + : FORK -Nevar have ess of rges to be ns and on the » with nonth,. ‘ER. od OAD \, Ke 3 TORE Zo wpon it, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Base Ban Cius—The young men of this city met at-the Nevada Hosé Co’s house, on Tuesday evening, and organized a base ball club, The meet? . ing was-largely -attended;-and ‘there is every prospect. that Nevada will soon =f "boast of some of the best ball players in the State. Committees were appointed to perfect the organization, “and the following officers were elected: President, J, W.-Clark ; Vice President, George F. Meek ; Secretary, George W. Lovie ; . } Treasurer, William ‘Pa¥ker; Censor, A. Davenport ; Captain of First Nine, ¥. 8. Hinds ; Directors, William Stiles, E.W. Hayden, John Hanly. A large nuniber are anxious to become members and the ranks will be filled without difficulty. We*hope soon to see the heroes of the bat and ball in the field. Tue Fourth of July was celebrated in a becoming manner at Meadow Lake. The Sun says the oration was delivered by H. G. Rollins, and at the close of the exercises a resolution was adopted, asking him to furnish a copy of it for publication in the Meadow Lake Sun. The Declaration of Independence was well read by J. A. Brumsey, Esq. Judge Tiltord, as President of the Day, made an apprepriate, impressive and eloquent speech at the commencement of the eeereines ; _ A-NEW roasting furnace has been invented by Messrs. Knapp & Peacock, of Meadow Lake, which the Sun thinks is a decided improvement upon any now in use. Twelve hundred pounds of sulphuret rock from Union Ledge No. 2, burnt in a small prospect furnace, constructed after the Knapp & Peacock model, was completely desulphurized. It takes about two and one half hours to destroy the sulphurets, Eye DeEsTroyeD.—George, son of Chas. W. Cornell, aged about eight years, had his eye cut out—by—a-rock thrown by another boy with whom he was playing, on Tuesday night, little fellow went home with the ball, which fell upon his chee hand. During the night intense pain, but was easiér ) esterday. —— ‘PLAYED OUT. one has advanced the theory that the earth is gradually cooling, and in process of time it will becomé too cold for the habitation of < This is said to be caused by the gradual diminution of the heat of esun. Toexplode this theory, it is only necessary to call to mind the heat of the past few days. Things look now as if “old Sol” had taken a back tiack, and was coming towards us with a determination to scorch the country. CHILDREN aT MEADOW LAKE.—The report of the School Census Marshal of Altamont District,which includes Meadow Lake Mining District, shows that there are 106 children between five and fifteen years of age, Of this number fifty-seven are boys and forty-nine girls. There are fifty-six children in the District under five years of age. This gives a total of 162 children under fif. teen years of age. THE MURDER TRIAL.—The trial o¢ Ah Louie for murder, was continued in the District Court yesterday. The theory of the defence was that the wounds were not inflicted by the prisoner but by the Chinaman who came into the room as two witnesses testified, and held the victim by the back of the neck. The defense claim that the ‘witnesses are mistaken in the identity of the than. The case was given to the jury yesterday afternoon, and a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree rendered. A VALUABLE DocuMENnT.—Yesterday the deed for the transfer of the North Star mine at Grass Valley, was filed in the County. Recorder’s office. The consideration is $450,000 and the document has $450 worth of Revenue stamps ———— 3 availed themselves of the opportunity ACOUR’S SARSAPARIPHERE BITTER! looked on with confidence by all who have usedthem. At this season of the 5 year, when the’ system is liable to disease, they act admirably as a preventa. tive. Being an excellent tonic and blood purifyer, and a very pleasant bev-erage withal, they are bound to become very popular, Sarsaparilla, one of the best blood purifyers, is one of the in-, gredients used in the Bitters. G & Waite have a large stock on hand, which they are selling wholesale or retail at agent’s rates. es RHIGOLENE SpPRAyY.—Those suffering . with Odontalgia (or toothache, which is the same thing)’ and desiring teeth extracted without pain, should call on Dr. C. E. Davis, dentist, near the Wisconsin Hotel, Grass Valley. He is using RureOLENE SPRAY with great success in extracting teeth. Chloroform administered when desired. je 18 Raspes. . ERR RRS STR TITIE =e — _ THE NEW ARTICLE Just Received, LACOUR’S SARSAPARIPHERE J So. BITTERS ! 7 a _ The best Tonic in the World! FOR SALE BY GREGORY & WAITE. Nevada, June 21, 1867. ‘In the Field Again! LEW. KELLER, — LICENSED AUCTIONEER, S IN THE FIELD AGAIN on his OWN HOOK, and is ready to make sales in any part of the city or county. Goods received from ps om: of the county and sold on commission to the best advantage. Household furniture bought and sold on commission. ; Any one desiring to sell Furniture would do well to call before selling at private sale. Accordeons tuned and repaired. Music farnished for parties and lessons.given on the accordeon, All business entrusted tome promptly and faithfully attended to. Apply to jy4 LEW. KEL Gem Saloon. BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts, {2-IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK_g4 GO TO BLAZE’s, Bottor than a Savings Bank 1 EVERYBODY GOES To_ S. HAAS & CO.’Ss AUCTION HOUSE! To Buy Goods at the lowest Rates, HAAS & CO., Have lately received and now offer to the public, their splendid and well assorted stock of CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, ‘. KFURNISHING Goops, AND FANCY ARTICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, at VERY LOW PRICES,_ BUSINESS SUITS of every kind of the Latest Styles for Summer wear. Their BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT of ; Ladies? Misses? and Chikavente Balmorals, Gaiters and Shoes. La 7 A MEN'S AND BOY'S Boots, Shoes and Brogans. tand furnish our customers with test Styles at Cheap Rates. We especially invite traders in the county to call andexamine our Stock as it will certainly pay them. We have also a large stock of CALICOS, -SHEETINGS, MUSLIN and HOUSEHOLD GOODS, and Ladies will find accommodating Clerks ready to wait on them. Come one and all, if you would make money, purchase your Goods of HAAS & CO. Nevada, June 26th. ts AUGUST LADEMAN, —on— ‘Commercial Street.Nevada city, CONTINUES TO KEEP ON \hand a well selected stock of =n i Groceries & Provisions, OF THR FRESHEST AND’ BEST QUALIHe receives, daily, everything to FRUIT LINE. He has a splendid stock of CAN FRUITS and CASE GOODS, In constant receipt a splendid article of BUTTER, from Tracy’s Ranch, Sierra Valley. Athis store will be found the finest brands of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, and a thousand other articles too numerous to mention. Goods sold at LOW RATES FOR CASH, and delivered free of charge. m7 Saddles and Harness, Manufackinds of JAMES LIN turer and dealer in HARNESS, BRIDLES AND SADDLERY GOODS. : Has opened a shop in this city, nearly opposite the National Exchange Hotel, Br street, where he has on hand, and for sale cheap. Gentlemen’s Saddles, of ali kinds, Fine B and Concord Harness, Mexicah Kavger an erican Saddles, LADIES’ SADDLES, WHIPS, SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF GOODS,Repairing—all kiads done to order. All is in the line sold as cheap as at any es shment in the mountains. A share of tronage is solicited. . —) ROB’T FLANDERS, Salesman. B. FININGER & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in = BRANDIES, WINES, —aND-LIQUORS GENERALLY. Brick Store—No. 76, Broad street. Nevada City, July 2d. PRATY’S ABOLITION OIL. E, F. SPENCE, ae Agent for Nevada.’ J. B. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law offered by the breaking up of the lake, of indulging in boating. NOTARY PUBLIC, CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP Wwuram DUFFY, Would inform te people of Nevada that he can always be found Dan. Clancy’s Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STREET, Ready to do all kinds Carriage and Wagon Repairing in better style than any other man can possibly do in Nevada County. fa long ence in thé business and flatters himself his work cannot be excelled. All he asks is a fair trial. All kinds of Wagon Stock on By prompt attention to business he hand. hopes to receive a share of public ¥ evada, June 5th. — HOT & COLD BATHS~25 cents. BROAD STREET, ATH ‘DUCA can still be fonnd at the old stand and todo Hair Cutthe best style. and Open from 6 4. mu. till 9 p.m. On Sundays Oe dak: ; Sara HPAES "ont SS is always well supplied with the Latest Styles‘ be had in the VEGETABLE and SAN FRANCISCO, IMPORTERS OF Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, &, “3 —_—_— AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company. Wholesale House Sse BATTERY STREET, NEAR PONE. . Retail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, [LICK HOUSE. THE BEST FURNITURE 0 BE FOUND side of San Francisco is kept at * the Store of PG J. E. JOHNSTON. _ . Broad street, nearly opposite National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City. : Bureaus, cae ""? Bedsteads, SP presi Tables, ; Sofas, Mirrors, &c. o EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING. Done at the shortest notice, Xr Call and examine the Stock 1-£$ D. 8. BAKER, Jv. A. MARTIN BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS oe OF ALL KINDS, —ALS0— WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED WwooD! WOOD wWwoopD! Shakes, Shingles, &ce., XC, WHERE ? AWQUBAKER & MARTINS, NO. 7% BROAD STREET. . Nevada, September 12th. DR. J. W. TALBOLT,, Physician and Surgeon Office at Dr. Kents Drug Store. Residence—UNION HOTEL. Devotes special attention to Diseases of Women and Children. nb MUSIC! MUSIC! Cc. H. CHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIC. NSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ON THE PIANO, oe and Violin. Pianos tuned and other usical Instruments repaired, ™Quadrille Music furnished, from two to six pieces as may be desired. usic arranged for the Piano, Guitar or other instruments, easy or difficult as desired. Frames! Frames! Frames! P. KENT, {48 BETURNED TO THE OLD STAND No. 97 Broad Street, Nevada City. Opposite the Pennsylvania Engine House. Where he has on hand the best stock of Ma hogany, Walnut, Gilt and other kinds of Mouldever brought to this county. cture and all other kinds of Frames made on short notice and in the best style. CARPENTER WORK, all kinds, done at shert notice. 025 WATCHES aii Ss AND JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY W. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th, ven that I will apply OTICE is here N to the Board 7 pervisors of Nevada County, onthe first Monday of August, 1867, or on the first day r on which the matter may be h: for authority to collect tolls on a certain bri and road between the towns of You Bet and Little 7. G. P You Bet, July 1st 1867. jy2 STATE OF JACOB L. GASKILL, deceased. Notice is hereby given by theundersigned Executrix of the above named Estate, to the creditors of and all persons having claims it said deceased, to exhibit the same the n within ten of this noundersigned in ecessary vi months from the first publication pet ny * sao gma of the LAURA B. GASKILL, Executrix. North San Juan, July ist, A jy2 A. C. NILES, Attorney and: Counselor at Law, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City ia, le A NEW YORK BAKERY : COMMERCIAL STREET,_ An@ leave your Orders for. BREAD AND CAKE, of every description. Bouvet Cake, pscrig i Rasks, Pound Cake, * rip ea s Cup Cake, ee Lemon Snappe, Wafer Jumbles, Frait Cake, &. &ce, ~ : CANDY AND €RACKERS, : Wholesale and Retail. _ Seld to the Trade at_San Franciseo prices, _ a e Home Industry.N. B.—Balis and We Parties supplied with Ice : oe rs ‘neatly gotten up. BOSTON BROW. : —— morning. Orders received till Satur noon: J HOLLYWOOD, Proprietor. WAGON AND BLACKSMITH — SHOP, : HERE IS QUITE AN EXCITEMENT rT the Corners of SACRAMENTO and BOUL DER streets, just because LL. ©. KEITH & B. HOTTINGER have opened one of the Largest and Best Blacksmith Shops in Nevada City, where they willdo all kinds of Machine Forging, iron new Aig ome and Carriages, -_ repalt old wagons, uggies, Sulkies, Horse Shoeing done in the best style. Picks made and sharpened, and everything. in the Blacksmithing line, “be done at our shop on short notice. -_— py as are beh pi ag Bg the bs bot wor partment, make new. ns to order, and repair old ones, ork on Carriages, Buggies, or anything wood line superior Style and at Reasonable Rates. re evada Clty, June 18th, 1867, : DR. A. CHAPMAN, — . Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friends — and all my services that I am pre to attend those fa me with a call, at an hour. Teeth after ha become sensitive by eas of the nerve will be filled without I WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this office to be performed in a more skillful manner,and ea Fag given than ae in bed otherwise no charge made, charges are moderate. and to suit tne times. am permanently located in this city.’ Resi. dence on Sacramento street, third house from Temperance Hall, : ork promptly and neatly % Vulcanite W done at this office. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. @stablished ta 1358,) ° BY— JAMES 3. OTT Office—28 Main Str, Nevada City Giz AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Melted and Assayed. Correctness of Assays fully qaazantenn. ; Melting done in the presence of dépositors. FIREMEN’S ELECTION, HERE wilt be an Election held at the Cit T Hall, on Fourth Monday of July to secre Chief Engineer for the Nevada City Fire Deent. Polls open from to 7 o’clock, P. Judges of Election—Wm. Kent, of No. i $ P. Kent, of No. 2, Clerk of Election—H, H. Of No. 1; Wm. Scott, of No. 2, — By order of the Board of Fire Delegates, WER, Presa ? A. D. TO D. 8. Baker, Secretary je 0. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Cerner of A and Second Streets, MEADOW LAKE. J. B. JEFFERY..:Proprictor. HE attention of visitors to Excelsior (Meadow gee eee to this new and splendid Hotel, w contains ONE HUND well ventilated, commodious, and handsomely furnished rooms, seus the best accommodations to regular Boarders and transient custom of res house in the city. The OPOLITAN fronts the Plaza and the Lake, one of the most beautiful sheets of water to be found in the mountains. No Hotel in Nevada County is so pleasantly situated. From the wintawn of the second 1 8 rests up-tory, the on scenery rivaling the Ttailan in uty and pictureequésness. Every attraction of: te and country can be found here for Fédivilies wis to pass the summer away from the heat Sad deft ol tes oe “4 THE TABLE will always be supplied with the best the market affords. tte THE BAR connected with the House is the finest and most stylish one in the County and is ovals eaeoene with the choicest LIQUORS and CI ; LIVERY STABLE.—In connection withthe Metropolitan is a first class Livery Stable, j6 WEVADA ASSAY OFFICE. NO, 8 BROAD STREET—near the Bridge, NEVADA CITY. oe ww. H. BOOT. Dsl of Gold, Silver and Ores of every description. All Assays fully guaranteed. Samples cf Sulphurets tested by Chlorine process, Charges m 2, jy2 A. K, BRIGGS. : A. CHAPMAN, CHAPMAN & BRIGGS, PINE STREET, NEVADA. FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, —AND— General Variety Store. a APPLES, CHERRIES, APRI berries of all kinds, and every variety of the Choicest Fruit received fresh every day from the ranch. CIDER, manufactured at Chapman’s Ranch, and Pure Cider Vinegar. Nuts and Confectionery, Genuine Havana Cigars and all the favorite brands of Smo: and Che Tobacco. A Choice Lot of House Plants and ‘hardy Flowering Shrubs. : “FO SCRIP HOLDERS. lasceiian ad, ish, ; YHE Treasurer of Jovade County will} Pay Generel Fand and registered prior to May 14th, . this t. . Nevada, July 8d; : ‘ee Sunday: a

EE iS Lae. ats,)> man’s. Drum, deat FS lience, 1 art’ ’ sive o’cl’k. co RY PERS, INKS, OPES, OKs, Line . JRED. nent, Oo * » railt to. every , fitted Crist, nd car ates ag 1 Franne BLE. ‘Y, ange. + : FORK -Nevar have ess of rges to be ns and on the » with nonth,. ‘ER. od OAD \, Ke 3 TORE Zo wpon it, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Base Ban Cius—The young men of this city met at-the Nevada Hosé Co’s house, on Tuesday evening, and organized a base ball club, The meet? . ing was-largely -attended;-and ‘there is every prospect. that Nevada will soon =f "boast of some of the best ball players in the State. Committees were appointed to perfect the organization, “and the following officers were elected: President, J, W.-Clark ; Vice President, George F. Meek ; Secretary, George W. Lovie ; . } Treasurer, William ‘Pa¥ker; Censor, A. Davenport ; Captain of First Nine, ¥. 8. Hinds ; Directors, William Stiles, E.W. Hayden, John Hanly. A large nuniber are anxious to become members and the ranks will be filled without difficulty. We*hope soon to see the heroes of the bat and ball in the field. Tue Fourth of July was celebrated in a becoming manner at Meadow Lake. The Sun says the oration was delivered by H. G. Rollins, and at the close of the exercises a resolution was adopted, asking him to furnish a copy of it for publication in the Meadow Lake Sun. The Declaration of Independence was well read by J. A. Brumsey, Esq. Judge Tiltord, as President of the Day, made an apprepriate, impressive and eloquent speech at the commencement of the eeereines ; _ A-NEW roasting furnace has been invented by Messrs. Knapp & Peacock, of Meadow Lake, which the Sun thinks is a decided improvement upon any now in use. Twelve hundred pounds of sulphuret rock from Union Ledge No. 2, burnt in a small prospect furnace, constructed after the Knapp & Peacock model, was completely desulphurized. It takes about two and one half hours to destroy the sulphurets, Eye DeEsTroyeD.—George, son of Chas. W. Cornell, aged about eight years, had his eye cut out—by—a-rock thrown by another boy with whom he was playing, on Tuesday night, little fellow went home with the ball, which fell upon his chee hand. During the night intense pain, but was easiér ) esterday. —— ‘PLAYED OUT. one has advanced the theory that the earth is gradually cooling, and in process of time it will becomé too cold for the habitation of < This is said to be caused by the gradual diminution of the heat of esun. Toexplode this theory, it is only necessary to call to mind the heat of the past few days. Things look now as if “old Sol” had taken a back tiack, and was coming towards us with a determination to scorch the country. CHILDREN aT MEADOW LAKE.—The report of the School Census Marshal of Altamont District,which includes Meadow Lake Mining District, shows that there are 106 children between five and fifteen years of age, Of this number fifty-seven are boys and forty-nine girls. There are fifty-six children in the District under five years of age. This gives a total of 162 children under fif. teen years of age. THE MURDER TRIAL.—The trial o¢ Ah Louie for murder, was continued in the District Court yesterday. The theory of the defence was that the wounds were not inflicted by the prisoner but by the Chinaman who came into the room as two witnesses testified, and held the victim by the back of the neck. The defense claim that the ‘witnesses are mistaken in the identity of the than. The case was given to the jury yesterday afternoon, and a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree rendered. A VALUABLE DocuMENnT.—Yesterday the deed for the transfer of the North Star mine at Grass Valley, was filed in the County. Recorder’s office. The consideration is $450,000 and the document has $450 worth of Revenue stamps ———— 3 availed themselves of the opportunity ACOUR’S SARSAPARIPHERE BITTER! looked on with confidence by all who have usedthem. At this season of the 5 year, when the’ system is liable to disease, they act admirably as a preventa. tive. Being an excellent tonic and blood purifyer, and a very pleasant bev-erage withal, they are bound to become very popular, Sarsaparilla, one of the best blood purifyers, is one of the in-, gredients used in the Bitters. G & Waite have a large stock on hand, which they are selling wholesale or retail at agent’s rates. es RHIGOLENE SpPRAyY.—Those suffering . with Odontalgia (or toothache, which is the same thing)’ and desiring teeth extracted without pain, should call on Dr. C. E. Davis, dentist, near the Wisconsin Hotel, Grass Valley. He is using RureOLENE SPRAY with great success in extracting teeth. Chloroform administered when desired. je 18 Raspes. . ERR RRS STR TITIE =e — _ THE NEW ARTICLE Just Received, LACOUR’S SARSAPARIPHERE J So. BITTERS ! 7 a _ The best Tonic in the World! FOR SALE BY GREGORY & WAITE. Nevada, June 21, 1867. ‘In the Field Again! LEW. KELLER, — LICENSED AUCTIONEER, S IN THE FIELD AGAIN on his OWN HOOK, and is ready to make sales in any part of the city or county. Goods received from ps om: of the county and sold on commission to the best advantage. Household furniture bought and sold on commission. ; Any one desiring to sell Furniture would do well to call before selling at private sale. Accordeons tuned and repaired. Music farnished for parties and lessons.given on the accordeon, All business entrusted tome promptly and faithfully attended to. Apply to jy4 LEW. KEL Gem Saloon. BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts, {2-IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK_g4 GO TO BLAZE’s, Bottor than a Savings Bank 1 EVERYBODY GOES To_ S. HAAS & CO.’Ss AUCTION HOUSE! To Buy Goods at the lowest Rates, HAAS & CO., Have lately received and now offer to the public, their splendid and well assorted stock of CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, ‘. KFURNISHING Goops, AND FANCY ARTICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, at VERY LOW PRICES,_ BUSINESS SUITS of every kind of the Latest Styles for Summer wear. Their BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT of ; Ladies? Misses? and Chikavente Balmorals, Gaiters and Shoes. La 7 A MEN'S AND BOY'S Boots, Shoes and Brogans. tand furnish our customers with test Styles at Cheap Rates. We especially invite traders in the county to call andexamine our Stock as it will certainly pay them. We have also a large stock of CALICOS, -SHEETINGS, MUSLIN and HOUSEHOLD GOODS, and Ladies will find accommodating Clerks ready to wait on them. Come one and all, if you would make money, purchase your Goods of HAAS & CO. Nevada, June 26th. ts AUGUST LADEMAN, —on— ‘Commercial Street..Nevada city, CONTINUES TO KEEP ON \hand a well selected stock of =n i Groceries & Provisions, OF THR FRESHEST AND’ BEST QUALIHe receives, daily, everything to FRUIT LINE. He has a splendid stock of CAN FRUITS and CASE GOODS, In constant receipt a splendid article of BUTTER, from Tracy’s Ranch, Sierra Valley. Athis store will be found the finest brands of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, and a thousand other articles too numerous to mention. Goods sold at LOW RATES FOR CASH, and delivered free of charge. m7 Saddles and Harness, Manufackinds of JAMES LIN turer and dealer in HARNESS, BRIDLES AND SADDLERY GOODS. : Has opened a shop in this city, nearly opposite the National Exchange Hotel, Br street, where he has on hand, and for sale cheap. Gentlemen’s Saddles, of ali kinds, Fine B and Concord Harness, Mexicah Kavger an erican Saddles, LADIES’ SADDLES, WHIPS, SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF GOODS,Repairing—all kiads done to order. All is in the line sold as cheap as at any es shment in the mountains. A share of tronage is solicited. . —) ROB’T FLANDERS, Salesman. B. FININGER & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in = BRANDIES, WINES, —aND-LIQUORS GENERALLY. Brick Store—No. 76, Broad street. Nevada City, July 2d. PRATY’S ABOLITION OIL. E, F. SPENCE, ae Agent for Nevada.’ J. B. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law offered by the breaking up of the lake,

of indulging in boating. NOTARY PUBLIC, CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP Wwuram DUFFY, Would inform te people of Nevada that he can always be found Dan. Clancy’s Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STREET, Ready to do all kinds Carriage and Wagon Repairing in better style than any other man can possibly do in Nevada County. fa long ence in thé business and flatters himself his work cannot be excelled. All he asks is a fair trial. All kinds of Wagon Stock on By prompt attention to business he hand. hopes to receive a share of public ¥ evada, June 5th. — HOT & COLD BATHS~25 cents. BROAD STREET, ATH ‘DUCA can still be fonnd at the old stand and todo Hair Cutthe best style. and Open from 6 4. mu. till 9 p.m. On Sundays Oe dak: ; Sara HPAES "ont SS is always well supplied with the Latest Styles‘ be had in the VEGETABLE and SAN FRANCISCO, IMPORTERS OF Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, &, “3 —_—_— AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company. Wholesale House Sse BATTERY STREET, NEAR PONE. . Retail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, [LICK HOUSE. THE BEST FURNITURE 0 BE FOUND side of San Francisco is kept at * the Store of PG J. E. JOHNSTON. _ . Broad street, nearly opposite National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City. : Bureaus, cae ""? Bedsteads, SP presi Tables, ; Sofas, Mirrors, &c. o EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING. Done at the shortest notice, Xr Call and examine the Stock 1-£$ D. 8. BAKER, Jv. A. MARTIN BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS oe OF ALL KINDS, —ALS0— WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED WwooD! WOOD wWwoopD! Shakes, Shingles, &ce., XC, WHERE ? AWQUBAKER & MARTINS, NO. 7% BROAD STREET. . Nevada, September 12th. DR. J. W. TALBOLT,, Physician and Surgeon Office at Dr. Kents Drug Store. Residence—UNION HOTEL. Devotes special attention to Diseases of Women and Children. nb MUSIC! MUSIC! Cc. H. CHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIC. NSTRUCTIONS GIVEN ON THE PIANO, oe and Violin. Pianos tuned and other usical Instruments repaired, ™Quadrille Music furnished, from two to six pieces as may be desired. usic arranged for the Piano, Guitar or other instruments, easy or difficult as desired. Frames! Frames! Frames! P. KENT, {48 BETURNED TO THE OLD STAND No. 97 Broad Street, Nevada City. Opposite the Pennsylvania Engine House. Where he has on hand the best stock of Ma hogany, Walnut, Gilt and other kinds of Mouldever brought to this county. cture and all other kinds of Frames made on short notice and in the best style. CARPENTER WORK, all kinds, done at shert notice. 025 WATCHES aii Ss AND JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY W. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th, ven that I will apply OTICE is here N to the Board 7 pervisors of Nevada County, onthe first Monday of August, 1867, or on the first day r on which the matter may be h: for authority to collect tolls on a certain bri and road between the towns of You Bet and Little 7.. G. P You Bet, July 1st 1867. jy2 STATE OF JACOB L. GASKILL, deceased. Notice is hereby given by theundersigned Executrix of the above named Estate, to the creditors of and all persons having claims it said deceased, to exhibit the same the n within ten of this noundersigned in ecessary vi months from the first publication pet ny * sao gma of the LAURA B. GASKILL, Executrix. North San Juan, July ist, A jy2 A. C. NILES, Attorney and: Counselor at Law, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City ia, le A NEW YORK BAKERY : COMMERCIAL STREET,_ An@ leave your Orders for. BREAD AND CAKE, of every description. Bouvet Cake, pscrig i Rasks, Pound Cake, * rip ea s Cup Cake, ee Lemon Snappe, Wafer Jumbles, Frait Cake, &. &ce, ~ : CANDY AND €RACKERS, : Wholesale and Retail. _ Seld to the Trade at_San Franciseo prices, _ a e Home Industry.N. B.—Balis and We Parties supplied with Ice : oe rs ‘neatly gotten up. BOSTON BROW. : —— morning. Orders received till Satur noon: J HOLLYWOOD, Proprietor. WAGON AND BLACKSMITH — SHOP, : HERE IS QUITE AN EXCITEMENT rT the Corners of SACRAMENTO and BOUL DER streets, just because LL. ©. KEITH & B. HOTTINGER have opened one of the Largest and Best Blacksmith Shops in Nevada City, where they willdo all kinds of Machine Forging, iron new Aig ome and Carriages, -_ repalt old wagons, uggies, Sulkies, Horse Shoeing done in the best style. Picks made and sharpened, and everything. in the Blacksmithing line, “be done at our shop on short notice. -_— py as are beh pi ag Bg the bs bot wor partment, make new. ns to order, and repair old ones, ork on Carriages, Buggies, or anything wood line superior Style and at Reasonable Rates. re evada Clty, June 18th, 1867, : DR. A. CHAPMAN, — . Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friends — and all my services that I am pre to attend those fa me with a call, at an hour. Teeth after ha become sensitive by eas of the nerve will be filled without I WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this office to be performed in a more skillful manner,and ea Fag given than ae in bed otherwise no charge made, charges are moderate. and to suit tne times. am permanently located in this city.’ Resi. dence on Sacramento street, third house from Temperance Hall, : ork promptly and neatly % Vulcanite W done at this office. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. @stablished ta 1358,) ° BY— JAMES 3. OTT Office—28 Main Str, Nevada City Giz AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Melted and Assayed. Correctness of Assays fully qaazantenn. ; Melting done in the presence of dépositors. FIREMEN’S ELECTION, HERE wilt be an Election held at the Cit T Hall, on Fourth Monday of July to secre Chief Engineer for the Nevada City Fire Deent. Polls open from to 7 o’clock, P. Judges of Election—Wm. Kent, of No. i $ P. Kent, of No. 2, Clerk of Election—H, H. Of No. 1; Wm. Scott, of No. 2, — By order of the Board of Fire Delegates, WER, Presa ? A. D. TO D. 8. Baker, Secretary je 0. METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Cerner of A and Second Streets, MEADOW LAKE. J. B. JEFFERY....:Proprictor. HE attention of visitors to Excelsior (Meadow gee eee to this new and splendid Hotel, w contains ONE HUND well ventilated, commodious, and handsomely furnished rooms, seus the best accommodations to regular Boarders and transient custom of res house in the city. The OPOLITAN fronts the Plaza and the Lake, one of the most beautiful sheets of water to be found in the mountains. No Hotel in Nevada County is so pleasantly situated. From the wintawn of the second 1 8 rests up-tory, the on scenery rivaling the Ttailan in uty and pictureequésness. Every attraction of: te and country can be found here for Fédivilies wis to pass the summer away from the heat Sad deft ol tes oe “4 THE TABLE will always be supplied with the best the market affords. tte THE BAR connected with the House is the finest and most stylish one in the County and is ovals eaeoene with the choicest LIQUORS and CI ; LIVERY STABLE.—In connection withthe Metropolitan is a first class Livery Stable, j6 WEVADA ASSAY OFFICE. NO, 8 BROAD STREET—near the Bridge, NEVADA CITY. oe ww. H. BOOT. Dsl of Gold, Silver and Ores of every description. All Assays fully guaranteed. Samples cf Sulphurets tested by Chlorine process, Charges m 2, jy2 A. K, BRIGGS. : A. CHAPMAN, CHAPMAN & BRIGGS, PINE STREET, NEVADA. FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, —AND— General Variety Store. a APPLES, CHERRIES, APRI berries of all kinds, and every variety of the Choicest Fruit received fresh every day from the ranch. CIDER, manufactured at Chapman’s Ranch, and Pure Cider Vinegar. Nuts and Confectionery, Genuine Havana Cigars and all the favorite brands of Smo: and Che Tobacco. A Choice Lot of House Plants and ‘hardy Flowering Shrubs. : “FO SCRIP HOLDERS. lasceiian ad, ish, ; YHE Treasurer of Jovade County will} Pay Generel Fand and registered prior to May 14th, . this t. . Nevada, July 8d; : ‘ee Sunday: a