July 20, 1865 (4 pages)

. : é 5 Fy % ; } <a 3a BELDI BX. a Leash, EG Rollins, © . EL Hatch o% For Sheriff,» pt pagans “Yarviloas 1 ¥orbarveyer, Chas. Barker. HS Bradley. For Clerk, 1 For Coroner, R. H. Parquhar.: W.C. Stiles. For Recorder, . Public Administrator, J.C,Garber. -: W. W. Cozzens For District Attorney, . Supt. of Schools, John Caldwell {. M.S. Deal. ForTreasarer, { Por Supérvisor, E. F. Spence. i Jonathan Clark. erences THe Monroe Docratre.—The ‘sores hends are endeavoring te make capital out of the Monroe Doctrine, but in this they will totally fail. The matter is in the hands of the Notiesal Government, and it will uns doubtedly be settled in such a manner as will satisfy every friend ef the nation. We doubt if ten men can be found in the county who are opposed to the enforcement of tle Monroe Doctrine. It is therefore prepos,sterous to attempt to make an issue upon a 1 question where the people of the nation aad the governmental authority are so united. But how do the balters of this couuty propose te enfcree this part of their platform 1 Dw they hold that Hawley, as District At‘torney of Nevada county will sue out a writ and that Kent, as Sheriff, will proceed to Mexico and disposess the French, or does Kent intend to remain in Nevada and order out the military as he did on the oecasion of the memorable attack by Allison Ranch upon the city? Do the bolters purpose to take this matter out’of the hands of Andy Jobnson and have it settled by the sn gacious Martin?’ Would’nt it be a good idea for them to send down their Coroner to hold an inquest and their Public Admuoistrator to scttle up the affuireof M@xico 1 We have no doubt that_their diplomacy would show that Seward isa mere pigmy _ and Johoson of no account when compared with the wise ones of this county who have assuaied the responsibility of enforeing the Montoe Doctrine. For. our part, withoat venturing to doubt, that, at the bare pre-. sentation of a writ, issued by Hawley and . served by Kent, the French army in Mexico-would be driven inte the Gulf, we are willing to trust: the Mexicun affairs, to the President, Secretary Seward and Congress. We do not believe there is any issue among the people of the subject. The Freneh Emperor is tired. of bis conquest and the. Aastrian Prioce will soon be too glad to. abandon’ thé country. Californiw or Neva-. da, county has no more power in the. mstter thao bas the Sandwich Islands, It is & question between the United States and France, and with full confidence in the ability and integrity of our national rulers the people are satisfied that the Moaroe Doetrive will be maintained by them withoutthe ardof the tolters in this eounty.— Thia enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine by the bolters, reminds us of a little story. During the straggle in the Crimea a member of the Cakifornta Legislature arose in his place and said: “Mi, Speaker— War, pestilence and famine are tha great scourges of of the human race. But wer is the worst ofall. Latmafriend to pense and am willing to do any thing. in my. power to settle difficulties. 1 therefore move to refer the troubles between Russia and the Western Powers ,ta:the Commiitee en Military At. faire for prompt settlement.” We suppose thet if a bulter’s representatives should ever get intu the Legislature, whieh is not likely, that the Monroe Doctrine would. be disposed of ae was the Russian war iw the above speech. — THe. Gazette 14 temtkably fond of china questions, but when it cumes to nnswering, the “shoe ‘is ow the other tout.” How about that refueal.of Gea. Evans.to allow his;pame to be used ‘by the sore heads ?— Haw the Gazette heard of the lettera written to the chairman of the committee ? Ct i im The Board of Fire Delegates ate noto meet thi evening at Sviehat, at the Office of A. A. Sargent. — r ‘bes 4 [nia Tt bas transpired tha the “Mexican 5 practicing: law at Galpeper. Dr. Mudd, Arnold and O’Laughlin are to . be iusprlecaed ok Wis. ‘and Spangler for at’ Governor Holden. Mosby, ‘the guerrilla, 1s General Rosecrans fine sailed for Califor-_ across ie Bedees. before Kirby Smith’s surrender. The Government will no doubt demand its restorativn. It is thought the Atlastic eable will be completed by next Monday. Saori eseplanpeaiccacsees Cavuent OutT.—Senstor Conness claimed the credit of establishing a line of steam< ships between China and San Francisco in bie speech at Pleterville. He said that the bill which Mr. Cole’ offered. “Sleeps the sleep that knows’ he waking, in the comwit~ tee of which he wagamember.” Mr. Con ness did not expect. that speech to be pyblished or he would probably never have made. any such statement. Mr. Cole has written a letter to the Mirror, in which he gives a history of the bill, showing that Conness had no part in securing the passage of it. The bill was passed as Cole offered it. with but two immaterial changes. The Chairman of the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, ssys Mr. Cole first introduced the measure and ‘had been unwearied in his exertions to get it through.” Mr. Colfax says that Cule, not withstanding the oppo» sition of the majority of members at the outset, secured the passage of the bill, and yet Conness has the assurance to getup before an audience and say a portion of the press “made a contemptible, lying state~ ment” that the credit of the bill belonged . to Cole, Our or Tuvt.—The ‘soreshead organ is evidently out of tune. Exch morning we are treated to discordant notes. Now; the grinder lashes himself into fury and attempts, to imitate the roar of a lion, but his failure is palpable. He réalizes that his pondrous ears and asinine braying betray -hie real charac. ter end under the cenviction becomes, vccasionally, ‘calm as summer’ 8 evenings are.”’ ‘He is “worried to death’ because we do not devote all our time ‘to the denuneiation of Alpine bolters. We dou’t blame hit, but ut the same time we wéuld rather attend to the “bolters”. in, this. .county. We know it would please the scribbler if we could be diverted trom the real point te discuss personal matters, but we have a way of our own and will probably follow it, giving now and then 8 little ‘‘shot” just to see how the ers like their own warfare. We advise Kent, Hawley & Co. to have their “instrument’? tiined, so that even if the notes are not characterised by deceney they may be concordant. EF Gen. Rrnns. whose name was put on the bolter’s ticket, for Assembly, without his. knowledge or consent, and who says that ‘he made the. fight atthe—primaries-and was fairly beaten and_soidl support the Regular Unier Ticket, te « man,’ has written to the bolters, twice, to take his name off of their ticket. He has received a letter from the b: itera telling bim to. “wait a little while.” Tuke the name of Gen. Orlando Bvane off of your ticket, bolters, iti is Offensive to him to see his name arrayed before the public as a b ‘betters. Take it: off, immediately a Tue Bert is Yupa.—The builtere in . : Yuba have issued their call for a wvurens tion. It is the same as that issued in this county, and we should Judge that, there as here, a few disappointed office hunters are at the bottom of it. They hepe to succred oY . State at . the “nid and co-x:fort” given them ‘by copperheads. The Appeal suys’ that the regular tieket will be elected by an increased majority in spite of ‘the daligsatsie,.(¥ Union. mea should look upon theese soresheaded, unprioei sted place-seekers, of every fac. tion, .ag the enemies of the party, pty the “country, « q who was tried ia the District Court, for the — ST: Was acs : years. The President has enerete ‘the ; ’ grou ae ; nn on the colored. man, . . . Ibis . wists, Pogue, , Herold . of eapital which be. ie. : od Haerch-wole io be hung on the 7th.— in thiseonnty. Fred excel . miner and the German Company = ABRIVALS AT ‘HE ODD, SEER NEVADA CITY, WEpbnNespay, July 19, 1965. ——a F A McDonéll GraeaVal . Master W # ne yp 7 Stig do San rene JN Turner do J38 Brown do. Richards Coil Hill ‘Face ion Omega Boe Or FIRE DELEGATEs.— There will be a nrinent of the of the Nevada Fire ha rie Sargent’s Office THES G, July 200. = o'clock. Every toda a fucsted tobe By order of A.A. 8 D,.8. BAKER, Clerk. “0 NEVADA GOLD QUARTZ MINING COMPANY, Nevada Township. ‘Nevada County, California. OTICE.—There is delinquent upon the follow: ing described stock, on aceonnt of several amounts set opposite the names of spective shareholders, as follows : Names. No. Cert. Shares. Am’t, SE Blo0dsdecess.ccccce 2 50 $25 00 J. H. Blood., 2.0. esesses 23 50 25 00 James Brinsley... 8 150 75 00 F. Mochet.. hcpaid sens 12 100 _§000 G Colbotne.3.. 13 100 50 00 Jno. M. Dunean..e.: 14 25 12 50 Jno M. Duncans.eceeeee 15 25 12 50 Jno M. Duncan.cosss5. 16, 2 32 50 Jno M. Duncan.ceoees. 17 25 12 50 Jno M. Duncan..+. 18 25 12 50 = A, Cartigg.sccccsecses 19 25 12 50 A, Curtiss.«. escose QW 50 25 00 Sin, C. Av Stoll .,.00. 24 150 75 00 Ax Pioholr.« << ccckdedecd. 25 50 25 00° Margarett W. Murphy. oo108 200 100 00 And in accordance with law, and an order of. the Board of Trustees made on the Seventeenth day of June, 1865, so many shares of each 1 of said stock as may be will be sold at the Salesroom of Edwards, Olney. & Co., No. 626 Montgomestreet, San Francisco, on Et esday, August st, at il .o*elock, A. ofsaid day to pay said delinquent Atsessinents ‘thereon, tegether with costs of etyptatignts of sale. , Secretary. jy20-td 712 PEER ova rebel San Franeiseo, ery ar NOTICH.—In the County Court in and for the county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the petition of Richard Lupton an insolvent‘Debror. Pursuant to an order of the Hon. A.C. Niles, County Judge, notice is hereby given toall the ereditors of ie said In solvent, Kichard Lupton. fo beand “ppes r before the Hon. A.C. Niles, Cou ae ge oresaid, in Chambers, at the Court Room o tor Court. in the county of Nevada on the 21st day y of August 1865, at 10 o’clock, A.M.of that day. then and. there to show cause, ifany they can, why the monyer of [sen a paould Dot be granted anc an assignment o state be fade and he be discharged from hig ly kei and liabilities, in pursuance of the Statute in such case made and provided ; andin the mean time all proceedings against said Insolvent be stayed. ~—) Witness my hand andthe §, } seal seal >.Court, this 19th day of July hed _ Ke. ng 2 UHA ‘ben Rev. Stamp, papas uty A. A. Sargent, Atty Soe “On with the Dance, let we; Teh joy be unconfined.” _ 4 GRAND BALL. Mr. & Mrs, . T. H. DUGGAN, Would respectfally inform their and public generally that they will eee o~ GRAND BALL, AT ‘THE Phenix Hotel.-.-. Woolsey’s Fist, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 28th. A General Invitation is extended to al, gar come all, both belle and beau— We inxite yun to trip the light fantastie toe, To the music of Sherman’s aban ig tag Band, . The Floor il be under the direetion of A. S. Wal John Te OVD. Ba 1, ny wg oe mallee 4 1 be left w ne themselves that nothi will ah Bs a oe Mae J one ore Justice aa Pe The Pe ple of te have done ltt entrast thei Bisioess with ic han of his bi . a dy a times to erommmerasial ties with xy HOomsES TO iw wink elif x7 NEW MINES ae VERY Low . _ XT RATEs, Sait a Pp: E. JEFFERIS. Moore’s Flat, July 14th. ICE CREAM! Mm! ICE CREAM! AVE xou EVER TASTED ANY H*s JENKIN? 8. If not go immediately and try a plate of it. His Sevens 6 te vent pure article—no sham, and his apartments have been sora t g luxurious style for the accommodation of ~ : Ladies ‘and Gentlemen, Who may desire to partake of cooling beverage. Is situated opposite theUnion Hotel, on 3 MAIN STREET, Where he will be happy to wait upon all who may favor him with their patronage, at all hours—day or night. He willaiso send Cream ‘te families without extra charge. In addition to the Ice Cream Saloon, J ENKINS’ has an ming Room Where are prepared ell the Cooling of the season, viz : Sherry and Claret Cobblers, Mint Juleps, Iced Champagne, &c. jyl A. R. JENKINS. DELL, CRANNA & CO. Nos. 511% and 513 FRONT STREET SAN FRANCISCO. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in All kinds of FI, : China Nut, And other Oils. — We eall the attention of MEill men, Engineers and others using Maehimery Oi] to our Eureka Lubricating Oil, Which is supertor to anything ever: before offered. Sele Agents for the Sylvie Ilumiiiating Oil, ~ king their ases. All orders will meet with Doom attention. ad Surgical an@ Mechanical er of Broad and Pine ste. at would inform oe Bag apes w my serv that I am cog ali to attend , ato . su awd our. ‘Teet' after havin, neaokeete sen ivel posure of the perte will 4 filled w: i WILL WARRSNT ALL cag Daa Bee . to be pe: formed in a more skilful manner, and ettar euflelection gisen Glance neon tain: vicinity, cuarelaces a no — will me a ae M pnarees are moderate, ale permanently located 4 od a . nile cieg™™ Hedtnoe Saee Hall. % Vulcanit + promptly mY oy neat done at this tev on v ty CH. FERRAND, — iFPHOTOGRAP Hic. DORSHARNAN ORTWE, ane Sar ii 87 Every kind of seat and AmbroON PINE STREET, ecremcer= United States Bakery, SAMUEL LEwis, sae * <a oe c{ CAO AEA ANI ‘TORACCO, Rt ea . Vanilla or Lemon Toe Cream ?. Dealers will de well togive usa gall before mad The patronage of the public is solicited. Fae e bt ke ke. Ke, . THAT WE ARE Sane TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAP. ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. IN NEVADA COUNTY! 73 RRRRY The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods 0. at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION bebo bb oh a Persons favoring us with! their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWEST and every article to be as represented. . P. BANNER, Nevada, May 27th. : HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING. REMOVAL, FELIX GILLETT, A mmoonces to his customers and the public in that he has Removed his Shaving and Hair Cut, ting Saloon to Pine Cree eee Bakery, wh where he is ready to do “Long Hairs” aE “Short Hairs” clipped in a mathematical and political manner, ¢ la Conness, a la Low or ala pet Mr. Gillett takes this his firends and the public for their eae Spuneunge Nevada, July llth. J. L. CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law. -. Othee: No. 42 Broad 1 Street, Nevada City. 3% twell, Notary Publ for Nevada counee jouer for the ae of Nevada. Fruit. andd Vegetables, JOSEPH wW. JA. SON, Would inform the ci ms of ° Sgn he -has opened a Fruit and Vegetable Store, e On Broad Street, below Fininger & Co's Store, Where he receives every morning, Fruits, all kind, fresh from the Garden : And VEGETABLES, NEW CIDER, always on hand.” Pruits and Vegetables delivered Free of charge. Families supplied at the Lowest Market Rates jy! DO YOU ‘WANT ICE! site people STONE & HALE would inform the le of this that nee fae i mr a cspamattiewis core taee quality of peak tuene an Gepaeet: . ; left mo 3 Sinpet ml Promptly es WITWER, Agent. PAINTING & CRAINING. E, A. POTTER, Main Street, opposite Wm. R. Coe's Shoe Stor. Ties PREPARED To DO HOUSE PAINTING of all kinds at the shortest notice ae reatonmble vers. aia ncaual SPLENDID WALL PAPER. Conitantly oo hand and fur sale ‘ } As Cheap as the Cheapest ! Lo) MPLA P@PTER, Main Street, “hen THE . Deer C one Chi eron la ted ins shirley Chinese went th tioned. thanas free wi party c ¢ white picks a whites. and the “told the shoct. the fir . breast, ond she naman then re Robbin was Ca! and cut ing his flict. affray : though We ad port o} Celesti thoritic had not been ¢ ANC an exc the M since, of the pector over il jump © color & quitelittle « are ent several turnin It 1 don't t that tt ‘ menti witha the co stated heads show « that, 1 to ele is 4 ted ut an Ea eighte cellen will 6 ey mill ¢ Easte Mond pent ~ & stable street perier first

. : é 5 Fy % ; } <a 3a BELDI BX. a Leash, EG Rollins, © . EL Hatch o% For Sheriff,» pt pagans “Yarviloas 1 ¥orbarveyer, Chas. Barker. HS Bradley. For Clerk, 1 For Coroner, R. H. Parquhar.: W.C. Stiles. For Recorder, . Public Administrator, J.C,Garber. -: W. W. Cozzens For District Attorney, . Supt. of Schools, John Caldwell {. M.S. Deal. ForTreasarer, { Por Supérvisor, E. F. Spence. i Jonathan Clark. erences THe Monroe Docratre.—The ‘sores hends are endeavoring te make capital out of the Monroe Doctrine, but in this they will totally fail. The matter is in the hands of the Notiesal Government, and it will uns doubtedly be settled in such a manner as will satisfy every friend ef the nation. We doubt if ten men can be found in the county who are opposed to the enforcement of tle Monroe Doctrine. It is therefore prepos,sterous to attempt to make an issue upon a 1 question where the people of the nation aad the governmental authority are so united. But how do the balters of this couuty propose te enfcree this part of their platform 1 Dw they hold that Hawley, as District At‘torney of Nevada county will sue out a writ and that Kent, as Sheriff, will proceed to Mexico and disposess the French, or does Kent intend to remain in Nevada and order out the military as he did on the oecasion of the memorable attack by Allison Ranch upon the city? Do the bolters purpose to take this matter out’of the hands of Andy Jobnson and have it settled by the sn gacious Martin?’ Would’nt it be a good idea for them to send down their Coroner to hold an inquest and their Public Admuoistrator to scttle up the affuireof M@xico 1 We have no doubt that_their diplomacy would show that Seward isa mere pigmy _ and Johoson of no account when compared with the wise ones of this county who have assuaied the responsibility of enforeing the Montoe Doctrine. For. our part, withoat venturing to doubt, that, at the bare pre-. sentation of a writ, issued by Hawley and . served by Kent, the French army in Mexico-would be driven inte the Gulf, we are willing to trust: the Mexicun affairs, to the President, Secretary Seward and Congress. We do not believe there is any issue among the people of the subject. The Freneh Emperor is tired. of bis conquest and the. Aastrian Prioce will soon be too glad to. abandon’ thé country. Californiw or Neva-. da, county has no more power in the. mstter thao bas the Sandwich Islands, It is & question between the United States and France, and with full confidence in the ability and integrity of our national rulers the people are satisfied that the Moaroe Doetrive will be maintained by them withoutthe ardof the tolters in this eounty.— Thia enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine by the bolters, reminds us of a little story. During the straggle in the Crimea a member of the Cakifornta Legislature arose in his place and said: “Mi, Speaker— War, pestilence and famine are tha great scourges of of the human race. But wer is the worst ofall. Latmafriend to pense and am willing to do any thing. in my. power to settle difficulties. 1 therefore move to refer the troubles between Russia and the Western Powers ,ta:the Commiitee en Military At. faire for prompt settlement.” We suppose thet if a bulter’s representatives should ever get intu the Legislature, whieh is not likely, that the Monroe Doctrine would. be disposed of ae was the Russian war iw the above speech. — THe. Gazette 14 temtkably fond of china questions, but when it cumes to nnswering, the “shoe ‘is ow the other tout.” How about that refueal.of Gea. Evans.to allow his;pame to be used ‘by the sore heads ?— Haw the Gazette heard of the lettera written to the chairman of the committee ? Ct i im The Board of Fire Delegates ate noto meet thi evening at Sviehat, at the Office of A. A. Sargent. — r ‘bes 4 [nia Tt bas transpired tha the “Mexican 5 practicing: law at Galpeper. Dr. Mudd, Arnold and O’Laughlin are to . be iusprlecaed ok Wis. ‘and Spangler for at’ Governor Holden. Mosby, ‘the guerrilla, 1s General Rosecrans fine sailed for Califor-_ across ie Bedees. before Kirby Smith’s surrender. The Government will no doubt demand its restorativn. It is thought the Atlastic eable will be completed by next Monday. Saori eseplanpeaiccacsees Cavuent OutT.—Senstor Conness claimed the credit of establishing a line of steam< ships between China and San Francisco in bie speech at Pleterville. He said that the bill which Mr. Cole’ offered. “Sleeps the sleep that knows’ he waking, in the comwit~ tee of which he wagamember.” Mr. Con ness did not expect. that speech to be pyblished or he would probably never have made. any such statement. Mr. Cole has written a letter to the Mirror, in which he gives a history of the bill, showing that Conness had no part in securing the passage of it. The bill was passed as Cole offered it. with but two immaterial changes. The Chairman of the Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads, ssys Mr. Cole first introduced the measure and ‘had been unwearied in his exertions to get it through.” Mr. Colfax says that Cule, not withstanding the oppo» sition of the majority of members at the outset, secured the passage of the bill, and yet Conness has the assurance to getup before an audience and say a portion of the press “made a contemptible, lying state~ ment” that the credit of the bill belonged . to Cole, Our or Tuvt.—The ‘soreshead organ is evidently out of tune. Exch morning we are treated to discordant notes. Now; the grinder lashes himself into fury and attempts, to imitate the roar of a lion, but his failure is palpable. He réalizes that his pondrous ears and asinine braying betray -hie real charac. ter end under the cenviction becomes, vccasionally, ‘calm as summer’ 8 evenings are.”’ ‘He is “worried to death’ because we do not devote all our time ‘to the denuneiation of Alpine bolters. We dou’t blame hit, but ut the same time we wéuld rather attend to the “bolters”. in, this. .county. We know it would please the scribbler if we could be diverted trom the real point te discuss personal matters, but we have a way of our own and will probably follow it, giving now and then 8 little ‘‘shot” just to see how the ers like their own warfare. We advise Kent, Hawley & Co. to have their “instrument’? tiined, so that even if the notes are not characterised by deceney they may be concordant. EF Gen. Rrnns. whose name was put on the bolter’s ticket, for Assembly, without his. knowledge or consent, and who says that ‘he made the. fight atthe—primaries-and was fairly beaten and_soidl support the Regular Unier Ticket, te « man,’ has written to the bolters, twice, to take his name off of their ticket. He has received a letter from the b: itera telling bim to. “wait a little while.” Tuke the name of Gen. Orlando Bvane off of your ticket, bolters, iti is Offensive to him to see his name arrayed before the public as a b ‘betters. Take it: off, immediately a Tue Bert is Yupa.—The builtere in . : Yuba have issued their call for a wvurens tion. It is the same as that issued in this county, and we should Judge that, there as here, a few disappointed office hunters are at the bottom of it. They hepe to succred oY . State at . the “nid and co-x:fort” given them ‘by copperheads. The Appeal suys’ that the regular tieket will be elected by an increased majority in spite of ‘the daligsatsie,.(¥ Union. mea should look upon theese soresheaded, unprioei sted place-seekers, of every fac. tion, .ag the enemies of the party, pty the “country, « q who was tried ia the District Court, for the — ST: Was acs : years. The President has enerete ‘the ; ’ grou ae ; nn on the colored. man, . . . Ibis . wists, Pogue, , Herold . of eapital which be. ie. : od Haerch-wole io be hung on the 7th.— in thiseonnty. Fred excel . miner and the German Company = ABRIVALS AT ‘HE ODD, SEER NEVADA CITY, WEpbnNespay, July 19, 1965. ——a F A McDonéll GraeaVal . Master W # ne yp 7 Stig do San rene JN Turner do J38 Brown do. Richards Coil Hill ‘Face ion Omega Boe Or FIRE DELEGATEs.— There will be a nrinent of the of the Nevada Fire ha rie Sargent’s Office THES G, July 200. = o'clock. Every toda a fucsted tobe By order of A.A. 8 D,.8. BAKER, Clerk. “0 NEVADA GOLD QUARTZ MINING COMPANY, Nevada Township. ‘Nevada County, California. OTICE.—There is delinquent upon the follow: ing described stock, on aceonnt of several amounts set opposite the names of spective shareholders, as follows : Names. No. Cert. Shares. Am’t, SE Blo0dsdecess.ccccce 2 50 $25 00 J. H. Blood., 2.0. esesses 23 50 25 00 James Brinsley..... 8 150 75 00 F. Mochet... hcpaid sens 12 100 _§000 G Colbotne..3... 13 100 50 00 Jno. M. Dunean...e.: 14 25 12 50 Jno M. Duncans.eceeeee 15 25 12 50 Jno M. Duncan..cosss5. 16, 2 32 50 Jno M. Duncan.ceoees.. 17 25 12 50 Jno M. Duncan....+. 18 25 12 50 = A, Cartigg.sccccsecses 19 25 12 50 A, Curtiss..«. escose QW 50 25 00 Sin, C. Av Stoll ..,.00. 24 150 75 00 Ax Pioholr.« << ccckdedecd. 25 50 25 00° Margarett W. Murphy. oo108 200 100 00 And in accordance with law, and an order of. the Board of Trustees made on the Seventeenth day of June, 1865, so many shares of each 1 of said stock as may be will be sold at the Salesroom of Edwards, Olney. & Co., No. 626 Montgomestreet, San Francisco, on Et esday, August st, at il .o*elock, A. ofsaid day to pay said delinquent Atsessinents ‘thereon, tegether with costs of etyptatignts of sale. , Secretary. jy20-td 712 PEER ova rebel San Franeiseo, ery ar NOTICH.—In the County Court in and for the county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the petition of Richard Lupton an insolvent‘Debror. Pursuant to an order of the Hon. A.C. Niles, County Judge, notice is hereby given toall the ereditors of ie said In solvent, Kichard Lupton. fo beand “ppes r before the Hon. A.C. Niles, Cou ae ge oresaid, in Chambers, at the Court Room o tor Court. in the county of Nevada on the 21st day y of August 1865, at 10 o’clock, A.M.of that day. then and. there to show cause, ifany they can, why the monyer of [sen a paould Dot be granted anc an assignment o state be fade and he be discharged from hig ly kei and liabilities, in pursuance of the Statute in such case made and

provided ; andin the mean time all proceedings against said Insolvent be stayed. ~—) Witness my hand andthe §, } seal seal >.Court, this 19th day of July hed _ Ke. ng 2 UHA ‘ben Rev. Stamp, papas uty A. A. Sargent, Atty Soe “On with the Dance, let we; Teh joy be unconfined.” _ 4 GRAND BALL. Mr. & Mrs, . T. H. DUGGAN, Would respectfally inform their and public generally that they will eee o~ GRAND BALL, AT ‘THE Phenix Hotel..-.-. Woolsey’s Fist, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 28th. A General Invitation is extended to al, gar come all, both belle and beau— We inxite yun to trip the light fantastie toe, To the music of Sherman’s aban ig tag Band, . The Floor il be under the direetion of A. S. Wal John Te OVD. Ba 1, ny wg oe mallee 4 1 be left w ne themselves that nothi will ah Bs a oe Mae J one ore Justice aa Pe The Pe ple of te have done ltt entrast thei Bisioess with ic han of his bi . a dy a times to erommmerasial ties with xy HOomsES TO iw wink elif x7 NEW MINES ae VERY Low . _ XT RATEs, Sait a Pp: E. JEFFERIS. Moore’s Flat, July 14th. ICE CREAM! Mm! ICE CREAM! AVE xou EVER TASTED ANY H*s JENKIN? 8. If not go immediately and try a plate of it. His Sevens 6 te vent pure article—no sham, and his apartments have been sora t g luxurious style for the accommodation of ~ : Ladies ‘and Gentlemen, Who may desire to partake of cooling beverage. Is situated opposite theUnion Hotel, on 3 MAIN STREET, Where he will be happy to wait upon all who may favor him with their patronage, at all hours—day or night. He willaiso send Cream ‘te families without extra charge. In addition to the Ice Cream Saloon, J ENKINS’ has an ming Room Where are prepared ell the Cooling of the season, viz : Sherry and Claret Cobblers, Mint Juleps, Iced Champagne, &c. jyl A. R. JENKINS. DELL, CRANNA & CO. Nos. 511% and 513 FRONT STREET SAN FRANCISCO. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in All kinds of FI, : China Nut, And other Oils. — We eall the attention of MEill men, Engineers and others using Maehimery Oi] to our Eureka Lubricating Oil, Which is supertor to anything ever: before offered. Sele Agents for the Sylvie Ilumiiiating Oil, ~ king their ases. All orders will meet with Doom attention. ad Surgical an@ Mechanical er of Broad and Pine ste. at would inform oe Bag apes w my serv that I am cog ali to attend , ato . su awd our. ‘Teet' after havin, neaokeete sen ivel posure of the perte will 4 filled w: i WILL WARRSNT ALL cag Daa Bee . to be pe: formed in a more skilful manner, and ettar euflelection gisen Glance neon tain: vicinity, cuarelaces a no — will me a ae M pnarees are moderate, ale permanently located 4 od a . nile cieg™™ Hedtnoe Saee Hall. % Vulcanit + promptly mY oy neat done at this tev on v ty CH. FERRAND, — iFPHOTOGRAP Hic. DORSHARNAN ORTWE, ane Sar ii 87 Every kind of seat and AmbroON PINE STREET, ecremcer= United States Bakery, SAMUEL LEwis, sae * <a oe c{ CAO AEA ANI ‘TORACCO, Rt ea . Vanilla or Lemon Toe Cream ?. Dealers will de well togive usa gall before mad The patronage of the public is solicited. Fae e bt ke ke. Ke, . THAT WE ARE Sane TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAP. ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. IN NEVADA COUNTY! 73 RRRRY The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods 0. at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION bebo bb oh a Persons favoring us with! their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWEST and every article to be as represented. . P. BANNER, Nevada, May 27th. : HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING. REMOVAL, FELIX GILLETT, A mmoonces to his customers and the public in that he has Removed his Shaving and Hair Cut, ting Saloon to Pine Cree eee Bakery, wh where he is ready to do “Long Hairs” aE “Short Hairs” clipped in a mathematical and political manner, ¢ la Conness, a la Low or ala pet Mr. Gillett takes this his firends and the public for their eae Spuneunge Nevada, July llth. J. L. CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law. -. Othee: No. 42 Broad 1 Street, Nevada City. 3% twell, Notary Publ for Nevada counee jouer for the ae of Nevada. Fruit. andd Vegetables, JOSEPH wW. JA. SON, Would inform the ci ms of ° Sgn he -has opened a Fruit and Vegetable Store, e On Broad Street, below Fininger & Co's Store, Where he receives every morning, Fruits, all kind, fresh from the Garden : And VEGETABLES, NEW CIDER, always on hand.” Pruits and Vegetables delivered Free of charge. Families supplied at the Lowest Market Rates jy! DO YOU ‘WANT ICE! site people STONE & HALE would inform the le of this that nee fae i mr a cspamattiewis core taee quality of peak tuene an Gepaeet: . ; left mo 3 Sinpet ml Promptly es WITWER, Agent. PAINTING & CRAINING. E, A. POTTER, Main Street, opposite Wm. R. Coe's Shoe Stor. Ties PREPARED To DO HOUSE PAINTING of all kinds at the shortest notice ae reatonmble vers. aia ncaual SPLENDID WALL PAPER. Conitantly oo hand and fur sale ‘ } As Cheap as the Cheapest ! Lo) MPLA P@PTER, Main Street, “hen THE . 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