July 7, 1865 (4 pages)

pis PENSARY, lin 1854.) ane street, Strand ; free, Gray’s Tun toed: eet. 7 . » visited Drs. Acton. ot tham, Say and Ri. . dered the ysieian nd whose sean is acest in the treatment ofned from them their new innet be su d neither time nor cret indulgences. ur from rm, Look at their pallid es and their brokewdown them for the happiness .of of life. In this horrid sit. . death closes the stene, friends. attend. to. those of these horrible, life-dethey are cared for and jan who has made idy for years, and who is terate cases without merIt is important to those ) who are interested in to, be careful of the many st all cities, publishing ses in a few days. impoig the names of eminent other places. Be thereenquiry, or you may fall atans. , wid over; sois small pox, ses, to the coutrary of . eakness, j msequence of self-abuse, ed sexual indulgence is th sexes to an almost unwith unerring certainty i symptoms, unless commeasures, viz: sallow ler the eyes, pain in the vise like the rustling of ts, uneasiness about the eonfused vision, blunt liffidence in approaching ew acquaintances, 8 dis of memory, hectic flush-tions about the fuee, furghs, consumption, aent insanity. If met , immediately > a cure effected by this ‘a quick and radical cure person who will prove was cured by either’ of ble and will give to eath binding himself t0 effect or make np be Cure ir. bon, stating e disease has eonromptly forwarded, free to any part of the coun: tions for use for ten dol‘tter or through Wells, ‘bon, 617 Kearney St isco, “Post Office Box Unfortunate. co quacks and prétento certificates, dupe the lf-styled doctors whose > ep hg weekly paher places. are trades. work at heir trade— ers, Dewspaper carriers, 1. Look over the San land you will not find but you will find their 1k at the Directory for ty to avoid innposieats you nothing and may s advertising physicians there is no safety ca wet who and what loes not deeeive people rtificates, pretended pabbon wil! satisfy per se of his ability to treat ire. or than Curé. . Freuch Safe, a sure nd pregnanéy. Seat by bon, 617 K st., Franciseo. Post ce : apl3 C GALL: RY. INDLE’S t in the state. ted by JAMES WISE Portrai Painter and rand is consequently an establishment of eer natant 2 : effect of light and g good pictures will 3. Kyis taken at this estabed on canvass. i Water be spy Ivre. Don't forget the treet, Ov — Marysville either in ~heave Do at Home . _ A true copy, Attest, 3. W: HINDS. : R. W. TULLY. "BANKING HOUSE ga ~~ AND : HINDS & TULLY, Bankers. Successors to G. W. Kidd, i Th wee bought the well known Banking mouse and business of George W. Kid, On Broad Street, Nevada City, Will carry on the Banking business, at the old atand, under the firm name of Hinds & Tully.The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. — ix Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates. L'beral advances rade on Gold Dust on Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. Deposits Received. Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento. Drafts on the Eastern States at the Lowest Rates. Collections made. State and County se~-eurities purchased at the highest market value. . Agents fer the London and Liverpooi Fire and Life Insurance Company. Gold and Ores of every description All Assaye warranted to be correct. . Correspondents—San Frane . Bank of (alifornia’; Sacramento, D. O. .8&Co; New York. Lees & Walier. =.) api Langton’s. Pioneer Express Co. Office Corner Broud & Pine Sts., Nevada. Pas: . Connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co. DAILY EXPRESS FOR . North San 5 uan, Sweetiands, ~ Donner Lake Smartsville, Crystal P. ° Timbuctoo, Ena eadows French Cor ashoe City, Forest City Da 9 Alleghany pire City, Chip’s Fiat, _( Branktown, Minneso @phir, Downiev Carson City. Our Express over the Yuba aan Route will ieville, Mondays and Thursday at 6 A M. Sierra city Chureh’s Ranch, Sierra viile; Randolph city. Sivrra Valley, Semmit B. Pass, Peavine Huflaker’s to Virginia and Carson © tity. Nevada. All Letters covered by our Ex 8 Envelopes promptly delivered Collvetions,com missions, purchasing »nd forwarding goods and all other matters rela:ing to a géneral Express business promprly attended to. A. T. GANGTON, Supt. Maryevitle. jet7 J. KE CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City. . a “J.1. Caldwell, Notary Public for Nevada counand Commissioner ‘or the State of Nevada. FOR SALE, YHE ENGINE, PUMP AND HOISTING GEAR. belonging to the Gray Eayle Minin, Compare. The Kngine has a locomotive boiler, ia of English manufacture. and has six horse power. The Pumps and Hoisting (ear ere new, answer well the purpoxes for which they were intended. ‘The Pump 1# what is known as a‘“Cornish Pump’ and wax manufactured at Grass Valley. Kverythiny is in perfect ranning order, and may be seen at the ompany’= shaft, near Sp. neeville. The Company will sell’low : they have named Copper, “Humbug.” and have stigmatized the particular claim in question as worthiebs ofits kind and clase. Enquire ot G, W. KIDD, Nevada ity. JOHN BAHBEKE. Ma tysville, J. E SLATER, Kound Tent, or of th Undersigaed, at Washington. 4 je20 JAMES D. WHITE. THE “GEM” SALOON HASLETT & VAN ALSTEIN, ‘Sandy’ and “Uncle Billy,” aT ade OPENED the Gem Saloon’’ on BROAD STREET, A few-doorsb-low Criwford, Leavitt & Co’s Btore. If you want s --good squire drink” or a Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you’! get it.""T Nevada, June Mth : eae d S.—State of California, County of Ne vada, Township of Little York, ss.Before R. McGoun, Justice of the Peace. The People of the State of California send Greeting to GBROWN and K. BROWN. You are liereby summoned seqgew before me at thy office in the township of Little York in the county ef Nevada, on the Sth day of August, A. D, 1865. at 10 o’clock, A. M. to answer unto the complaint of W H CRAWFORD & CO whodemands’of you the sam of Two Hundrett and Fifteen Dot due on account, as account now on file in my office, when judgment be taken nst you for the said amount tugéther with costs damages if you fail to appear and answer. : Given under my hand, this third day of May, A. R. McGOUN,. Justice of the Peace. M. COMBS, Constable. 7And everything usually kept in.a first-class Drugstore. ; vi nm Nev. Be JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, {Successor to J. M Levey), : Corner of Pine and Commercfal Sts., Nevada, ILL k Constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of : 3 DRU GYEDICIN ; CHEMICA PERFU ¥ DYE-STUF EXTRACTS, ‘TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, Xr Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded atall hours. Ha had many years’ experience as a druggist and a ecary, in the best houses, I confidently solicit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May 13, 1865. . G. R. CRAWFORD, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets. . ~ Always on hand — & full supply of i JUSTICES’ AND CONSTABES Blanks. Retail Dealer in Plain and Fancy : TATIONERY, Blank Books, Sheet Music, Gold Pens, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Nevada, July 28th GLENBROOK PARK. Horse Training and Breaking. fing Glenbrook Park having been put in most excellent condition, sid CHARLEY OSBORNE Is now ready to take Stock for Breaking or Training. The Stabling is as goodas any, Track in the State, and long experience in the Training of Horses enableg me to give the best satisfaction Apply to CHARLES OSBORN, Glenbrook Park, ap30 On the Grass Valley.and Nevada road “*ALIL ABOARD!” Grass Valley and Nevada City ~” STAGE LINE. Having recently re chased this long established and popular Stage lime, we are ready to ca pussengers over the road with speed and safety. promising to treat those who ride with usin a courteous, and we trust, in a satisfactory manner. Hours of Departure. Leaves Exchange Hotel, Graas (Valley, daily. at 8 and !10cloek, A. M. and 4 o’clock, P. M. Leaves Nevada, daily, at 9 o’elock; A M. and 2Pr. mM. and So0’elock. PM. CLEVELAND& ROYCE, Propr’s. Nevada, Nov. 17th. CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD. Summer Arrangement. NW AND AFTER Wednenday, June 14th,un( til farther notice, the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will be run as foilows : Going East. Mail and passenger train will leave Saeramento at 6.30 a M. arrive at Clipper Gap at 8.30 A M. reight train leave Sacramento at 12, noon, artive tg Gap rt 340 PM” Freight and passenyer train leave Racramento at 5 P M. arrive at Clipper Gapat8.45 P M. Going West. Freight train leave chess Gap at 6 A M. arrive at Sacramento at 9.15 A M. ‘ Mail and paveenger train leave Clipper Pap at 9.30-A M: a*rive at Sacramento at 11.40 A M. Freight and pissemrer train leave Clipper Gap at 4.10. P M. arrive at Sacrament. at 7 357 MFieight to and from Clipper Gap and inter monlets arene ee ta py Be a cept mail and passenger o, Ne pn car will be run with tne ireight train irias Sacramento at noon aad ( lipper Gap at 6 A M. Tne morning Paxeenyer Trains copnect at Auburn with St for Yankee Jims, Forest Hill aid Michigan Bluffs ; and at Clipper Gap with Ss for ‘Grass bee ‘Nevada, North San Juan, Seen Rua, Datch Fiat ana Vi ia city. oo : The 630A M. up train connects at the Junction with tke cars of the California Central Kailroad fur Lincoln and Marysville and all pojnte rth. , Tbe 930 AM down train will conhect with the ears for Folsom. = On Sunday one train only 96s be rum, teoving ' Justice of the Peace —3842—3844—3~48E) « Washington, Aiphu « Omega STAGE LINE t RW. LATTA, = a Takes this methed of forming the travetling pubHie that he has purchased. the entire interest of Hank Place in the above line, and will run as follows : Leaves the National Exchange Hotel, Nevadacity,on . aS Tuesdays, Thurédays and Saturdays. At 8 o’clock, A. M. ; Leaves Washin; , every Monday, Wedmesday, and Friday. ~ At 8 o'clock, ALM. Light #retght will be taken and deliver: ed with promptness and despatch cee : R. W. LATTA. Nevada, January 17th. Py CH. FERRAND. [email protected] PAB cx . DAGUERREAN ARTIST ¢rEvery hind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best stylé ofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. UNION LIVERY STABLE, SPRING STRERT. NEVADA. JOHN A. LANe > = CASTER would ine : Day 6 form hia: friends and the oe generally.that he har added extensively to his already large and elegant establiahment of Horses, Buggies, Saddies, Harness. &c red to furnish as fine turn outs as Well Sin and is can be found in the atate. and easv Saddle Horses well equipped for or Genttemen will be ready atalitimee. A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retain the confidence of my friends leads me to believe I will be abl. te give general satisfaction Particular attention paid to Horars on livery— Carriages always in readiness wich earefnl dri e of parties, b tls, &e. Thequal 11 permit me to aay that those seckr seruged on business would do aea Boot and Shoe Store. W. LL, Shaefrr would inform the citizens uf Nevada and ag the surround untr Slee WS BE ie hie remos ed his stock of ‘BOOTS & SHOES. To Cémmercial street, near Pine st, and fs sell ing tliem off at low rates. He hae jret receivad a large and splendid 8 ock of boots and shove from the Bay, which he will sel) at bargains. He invites the attention of everybody to call and + xamine his stock. Boots made to order.— Kpairing pfomp*ly and neatly dove Miners’ Hotel and Restaurant. F. Stumpf,. Fre pvietor The above Hiv:el is now completed and ready to accommodate any num ber of persons with Board and Lody — ing. This thouse has now the best F h k in the State, The table will be sup: lcd with every‘ hing the market aflords: The Lodyimg lepartment contains everything to mak; travelers comfortable Board as chaay asat any other place ip the monn tains. The Barie always supplied .ith Wines, isemnee and Ccigurs 1 fiouse BEAR VALLEY HOUSE, Junction of the Nevada and Dutch Flat roade to Virgina City. ELIJAH 0 TOMPKINS, WOUbP IN FORM the traveling public and x!i who wish te spend ecinon at this t autiful part of Nevada county, that-he has now opened his Large and Elegant Houpe, at BEAR VALLEY, ~~ And is prepared to accofam: date al in a&good style as at any other Huuse in the State. ce The House har just been bu'lt aud handsomely iurumacs throujhvut—having -reom enough for forty persuns. : : The Table will coutain the best of food— equai 11 but ouperive to any Uounre in this eounty. Fishing and HMunting.—!here is vo Ue I die petiient cyuas Lo veut Valley, tor ay and huatiug The Dancing Hall is the largest and best in tne cuuuty. .Suppersand Music furnished un ahort potice. jet DO YOU WANT ICE! r[ HOMPSON. BTONE & HALE. would inform the . of this oe Cet ea over furnish, all in want, with the very best quality of ICE, Clear as Crystal. _ All orders left at No. § Commercial Street will be promptly attended te. my6 ee J. WITWER, Agent. TO SCRIP HOLDERS —Treasurer’s Office, Nevada. June 3d 2065. All persuns poldiog —drawn on fleet . sadiéa that uglish, Freneh and German spoken at ‘thie . ‘*(4AKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING the citizens of LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP,’ That he has just received direct from San Francisco a large and magnificent stock of _. GROCERIES, _ PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, DRY COODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, &c. &ec. At his Stores in Red Dog aud You Bet WHICH HE WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH ! I have now on hend the largest stock of Goods ‘every brought into the Mountains. Persons in want of anything in the above line will find it greatly totheir advantage to call at either Stores in Red Dog or You Bet. : Mo J. HYDELIFE. Red Dog, May 19h. ig J.G. . Meyer, . : First Premium Billa: d Ball Manufa: turer. 228 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. TE HE First Premium awarded—by the Mechan1 ics Institute at their last Fair held iu 5an i Vramiee wee ee ed Agr at variety of Billiard Ragaiclle, Rondo and rvol Balls, Cues, Cue Leathers, Chalk and Hilliard Cloth om hand «ud suld ut New York Priv es. Ok Balls turned over and colored at $2 per et Sulle sept from the country will be rerurny next boat. jiety Notice to Whom it may Concern. I AVING disposed of our business here, we 1 are desirous of settling all outst nding accounts ax g00n as possible. In urder to do so, w hereby extend to all those persons knowing themselves indebted tu us a cordial and respect ful mvitation to come forward and settle their accounts immediately. ‘The same can be settled with N. CG. TULLY. who is making that hls special business just at present, or with HH Me HINDS, at the store of A. H,. Hanson & Co. elhi-lw Reapeetfafivy, N. ©. TULLY & CO. COW FOUND. LARGE BED COW, with a wooden yoke ou; Was suunh on tie roving propery und payiug-charges Huquire of Mts. JUYOR, on the Washing tow road. ¢ Nevada, June i4th.‘ iC. M, BATES,. PHYS IFECHIAN Office on Pine street.next doorto J. M D rug Sture, in the Masunic building ; . Levey all BLAZE’S SALVJON* COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL S81 I You Want a Geod Drink, @O TO BLAZH’S D. 8. BAKER. J. A. MAKTIN D. &§ BAKER & CO. DEALEKS~UN, gs Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, No 73 Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, OF ALL KINDS om hand end for sale at Cheap rates for Goods delivered free of Charge Ww a reasonable distance of Nevada.Woup—ur Sacramento at 6.30 4 M, aud Clipper Gap at 9. Conveydnees can be had at for Alxpaster Cave, miles distant. C. CROCKE ae big tome ae Pal HE Sacramento, Juve 12th. A. ©. NILES,. Attermey Coanselor at Law. Lewis’ cocker © General Yund of Nevada county are uested to present the for mont. Intcerst Pte ah ae tomentWM a —) BROWN & DEAL, sth of June, in. willow Yalley. The owner can have her. by . Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed . Proprietors. WILLIAM H. KENT, Has opened a New Drug Store—formerly econ pied by his Father— At No. 1 Commercial Street, Newada. y He'will keep constantly on hand a large ané well-selected stuck of DRUGS, MEDICINES, —CHEMICALS, PEKFUMERY &e tr Physicians’ Prescriptions cares fully compounded at all aocurs, Nevada, Feb oth GEORGE E. TURNER, ~ DEALER or : : HARDWARE, TINWARE STOVES, MINING TOOLS, Crockery and Glass Ware, And in fact evervthing usually found in a Store of this kina, which will be sold cheap ‘for cash. dis. — WM. C. RANDOLPH, Chionometer and Watch Maker, DEALER IN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Jewelry, Sliver Ware, Spectacles, —AND— FANCY Goops. Masonic Bua'lding—Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Black's Bridge. J4Es BLACK gives notice to the traveliay public that he has purchased of Jesse Wall the well known Bridge and Koad, THE ONLY ONE FOR TEAMS, Leading from Nevuda City to Montezuma Hill, French Corral, Birchville. Sweetlund and North San Juan. ~~ Horsemen and Footmen wil! find this the best Koute to the above places. ab Wilikam KH. Coe, At the Old Corner, 8-STILE., THERE, and wants it to be distinctly understood that he is yoing to stay there and sel) his goods as-chvap as the bons gy 4 itis hiy dctermiuation not to be undersold by ans body. His stock consiste of Women’s Shoes, thick and thin se'e, Gate ) ters; Baulmorats, and every style of Shoe. . Misses’ & Children’s shoes, every style Benkerts’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Bdge, Doubié Sale and Quilted Bottom Boos. A assortment of Miners’ Heavy and Light Boote, Gum Buots, &e. He sells LkaTHKEK, TOOLS, SHOE FINDINGS, of every description at ban Krancisco Prices retail Boot aad Shoemaker’s supplied at command. All work bought at the store is Warranted and will be repaired free of coetif it rips uureasonably. Having one of the very best workmen im the State, Lum prepared to make boote at short aetice and warrant u« fit or no eale . Grateiul for liberal patronage in the pasty 1 amdetermined to merit it in the future by giving the public first rate articles und at sonlenext possible prices. W. kK. COM, MEKA'T MAARKELT, : JA*IES CO! LEY keeps on hand the very best of Beet; ork, Mut ton. Veal, Corned Beef and Pork, at his shop on broad street twe doors b. iow Hanson & Co’s, which he wiil sell at reavopsible rater ww cash. PAINTING & CRAINING. a F. A, POTTER, — Main Street, opposite Wm. BR. Coe’s Shoe Store. $ PREPARED TO DO HOUSE PAINTING bud Gruiniug of oll kinds at the shortest netics aud an magne Treusvnable terms. A large aesost Mmewl vu: »PLENDID. WALL. PAPER. As Cheap as the Cheapest . all kinds, om band aud for sale

pis PENSARY, lin 1854.) ane street, Strand ; free, Gray’s Tun toed: eet. 7 . » visited Drs. Acton. ot tham, Say and Ri. . dered the ysieian nd whose sean is acest in the treatment ofned from them their new innet be su d neither time nor cret indulgences. ur from rm, Look at their pallid es and their brokewdown them for the happiness .of of life. In this horrid sit. . death closes the stene, friends. attend. to. those of these horrible, life-dethey are cared for and jan who has made idy for years, and who is terate cases without merIt is important to those ) who are interested in to, be careful of the many st all cities, publishing ses in a few days. impoig the names of eminent other places. Be thereenquiry, or you may fall atans. , wid over; sois small pox, ses, to the coutrary of . eakness, j msequence of self-abuse, ed sexual indulgence is th sexes to an almost unwith unerring certainty i symptoms, unless commeasures, viz: sallow ler the eyes, pain in the vise like the rustling of ts, uneasiness about the eonfused vision, blunt liffidence in approaching ew acquaintances, 8 dis of memory, hectic flush-tions about the fuee, furghs, consumption, aent insanity. If met , immediately > a cure effected by this ‘a quick and radical cure person who will prove was cured by either’ of ble and will give to eath binding himself t0 effect or make np be Cure ir. bon, stating e disease has eonromptly forwarded, free to any part of the coun: tions for use for ten dol‘tter or through Wells, ‘bon, 617 Kearney St isco, “Post Office Box Unfortunate. co quacks and prétento certificates, dupe the lf-styled doctors whose > ep hg weekly paher places. are trades. work at heir trade— ers, Dewspaper carriers, 1. Look over the San land you will not find but you will find their 1k at the Directory for ty to avoid innposieats you nothing and may s advertising physicians there is no safety ca wet who and what loes not deeeive people rtificates, pretended pabbon wil! satisfy per se of his ability to treat ire. or than Curé. . Freuch Safe, a sure nd pregnanéy. Seat by bon, 617 K st., Franciseo. Post ce : apl3 C GALL: RY. INDLE’S t in the state. ted by JAMES WISE Portrai Painter and rand is consequently an establishment of eer natant 2 : effect of light and g good pictures will 3. Kyis taken at this estabed on canvass. i Water be spy Ivre. Don't forget the treet, Ov — Marysville either in ~heave Do at Home . _ A true copy, Attest, 3. W: HINDS. : R. W. TULLY. "BANKING HOUSE ga ~~ AND : HINDS & TULLY, Bankers. Successors to G. W. Kidd, i Th wee bought the well known Banking mouse and business of George W. Kid, On Broad Street, Nevada City, Will carry on the Banking business, at the old atand, under the firm name of Hinds & Tully.The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. — ix Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates. L'beral advances rade on Gold Dust on Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. Deposits Received. Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento. Drafts on the Eastern States at the Lowest Rates. Collections made. State and County se~-eurities purchased at the highest market value. . Agents fer the London and Liverpooi Fire and Life Insurance Company. Gold and Ores of every description All Assaye warranted to be correct. . Correspondents—San Frane . Bank of (alifornia’; Sacramento, D. O. .8&Co; New York. Lees & Walier. =.) api Langton’s. Pioneer Express Co. Office Corner Broud & Pine Sts., Nevada. Pas: . Connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co. DAILY EXPRESS FOR . North San 5 uan, Sweetiands, ~ Donner Lake Smartsville, Crystal P. ° Timbuctoo, Ena eadows French Cor ashoe City, Forest City Da 9 Alleghany pire City, Chip’s Fiat, _( Branktown, Minneso @phir, Downiev Carson City. Our Express over the Yuba aan Route will ieville, Mondays and Thursday at 6 A M. Sierra city Chureh’s Ranch, Sierra viile; Randolph city. Sivrra Valley, Semmit B. Pass, Peavine Huflaker’s to Virginia and Carson © tity. Nevada. All Letters covered by our Ex 8 Envelopes promptly delivered Collvetions,com missions, purchasing »nd forwarding goods and all other matters rela:ing to a géneral Express business promprly attended to. A. T. GANGTON, Supt. Maryevitle. jet7 J. KE CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City. . a “J.1. Caldwell, Notary Public for Nevada counand Commissioner ‘or the State of Nevada. FOR SALE, YHE ENGINE, PUMP AND HOISTING GEAR. belonging to the Gray Eayle Minin, Compare. The Kngine has a locomotive boiler, ia of English manufacture. and has six horse power. The Pumps and Hoisting (ear ere new, answer well the purpoxes for which they were intended. ‘The Pump 1# what is known as a‘“Cornish Pump’ and wax manufactured at Grass Valley. Kverythiny is in perfect ranning order, and may be seen at the ompany’= shaft, near Sp. neeville. The Company will sell’low : they have named Copper, “Humbug.” and have stigmatized the particular claim in question as worthiebs ofits kind and clase. Enquire ot G, W. KIDD, Nevada ity. JOHN BAHBEKE. Ma tysville, J. E SLATER, Kound Tent, or of th Undersigaed, at Washington. 4 je20 JAMES D. WHITE. THE “GEM” SALOON HASLETT & VAN ALSTEIN, ‘Sandy’ and “Uncle Billy,” aT ade OPENED the Gem Saloon’’ on BROAD STREET, A few-doorsb-low Criwford, Leavitt & Co’s Btore. If you want s --good squire drink” or a Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you’! get it.""T Nevada, June Mth : eae d S.—State of California, County of Ne vada, Township of Little York, ss.Before R. McGoun, Justice of the Peace. The People of the State of California send Greeting to GBROWN and K. BROWN. You are liereby summoned seqgew before me at thy office in the township of Little York in the county ef Nevada, on the Sth day of August, A. D, 1865. at 10 o’clock, A. M. to answer unto the complaint of W H CRAWFORD & CO whodemands’of you the sam of Two Hundrett and Fifteen Dot due on account, as account now on file in my office, when judgment be taken nst you for the said amount tugéther with costs damages if you fail to appear and answer. : Given under my hand, this third day of May, A. R. McGOUN,. Justice of the Peace. M. COMBS, Constable. 7And everything usually kept in.a first-class Drugstore. ; vi nm Nev. Be JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, {Successor to J. M Levey), : Corner of Pine and Commercfal Sts., Nevada, ILL k Constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of : 3 DRU GYEDICIN ; CHEMICA PERFU ¥ DYE-STUF EXTRACTS, ‘TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, Xr Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded atall hours. Ha had many years’ experience as a druggist and a ecary, in the best houses, I confidently solicit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May 13, 1865. . G. R. CRAWFORD, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets. . ~ Always on hand — & full supply of i JUSTICES’ AND CONSTABES Blanks. Retail Dealer in Plain and Fancy : TATIONERY, Blank Books, Sheet Music, Gold Pens, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Nevada, July 28th GLENBROOK PARK. Horse Training and Breaking. fing Glenbrook Park having been put in most excellent condition, sid CHARLEY OSBORNE Is now ready to take Stock for Breaking or Training. The Stabling is as goodas any, Track in the State, and long experience in the Training of Horses enableg me to give the best satisfaction Apply to CHARLES OSBORN, Glenbrook Park, ap30 On the Grass Valley.and Nevada road “*ALIL ABOARD!” Grass Valley and Nevada City ~” STAGE LINE. Having recently re chased this long established and popular Stage lime, we are ready to ca pussengers over the road with speed and safety. promising to treat those who ride with usin a courteous, and we trust, in a satisfactory manner. Hours of Departure. Leaves Exchange Hotel, Graas (Valley, daily. at 8 and !10cloek, A. M. and 4 o’clock, P. M. Leaves Nevada, daily, at 9 o’elock; A M. and 2Pr. mM. and So0’elock. PM. CLEVELAND& ROYCE, Propr’s. Nevada, Nov. 17th. CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD. Summer Arrangement. NW AND AFTER Wednenday, June 14th,un( til farther notice, the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will be run as foilows : Going East. Mail and passenger train will leave Saeramento at 6.30 a M. arrive at Clipper Gap at 8.30 A M. reight train leave Sacramento at 12, noon, artive tg Gap rt 340 PM” Freight and passenyer train leave Racramento at 5 P M. arrive at Clipper Gapat8.45 P M. Going West. Freight train leave chess Gap at 6 A M. arrive at Sacramento at 9.15 A M. ‘ Mail and paveenger train leave Clipper Pap at 9.30-A M: a*rive at Sacramento at 11.40 A M. Freight and pissemrer train leave Clipper Gap at 4.10. P M. arrive at Sacrament. at 7 357 MFieight to and from Clipper Gap and inter monlets arene ee ta py Be a cept mail and passenger o, Ne pn car will be run with tne ireight train irias Sacramento at noon aad ( lipper Gap at 6 A M. Tne morning Paxeenyer Trains copnect at Auburn with St for Yankee Jims, Forest Hill aid Michigan Bluffs ; and at Clipper Gap with Ss for ‘Grass bee ‘Nevada, North San Juan, Seen Rua, Datch Fiat ana

Vi ia city. oo : The 630A M. up train connects at the Junction with tke cars of the California Central Kailroad fur Lincoln and Marysville and all pojnte rth. , Tbe 930 AM down train will conhect with the ears for Folsom. = On Sunday one train only 96s be rum, teoving ' Justice of the Peace —3842—3844—3~48E) « Washington, Aiphu « Omega STAGE LINE t RW. LATTA, = a Takes this methed of forming the travetling pubHie that he has purchased. the entire interest of Hank Place in the above line, and will run as follows : Leaves the National Exchange Hotel, Nevadacity,on . aS Tuesdays, Thurédays and Saturdays. At 8 o’clock, A. M. ; Leaves Washin; , every Monday, Wedmesday, and Friday. ~ At 8 o'clock, ALM. Light #retght will be taken and deliver: ed with promptness and despatch cee : R. W. LATTA. Nevada, January 17th. Py CH. FERRAND. [email protected] PAB cx . DAGUERREAN ARTIST ¢rEvery hind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best stylé ofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. UNION LIVERY STABLE, SPRING STRERT. NEVADA. JOHN A. LANe > = CASTER would ine : Day 6 form hia: friends and the oe generally.that he har added extensively to his already large and elegant establiahment of Horses, Buggies, Saddies, Harness. &c red to furnish as fine turn outs as Well Sin and is can be found in the atate. and easv Saddle Horses well equipped for or Genttemen will be ready atalitimee. A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retain the confidence of my friends leads me to believe I will be abl. te give general satisfaction Particular attention paid to Horars on livery— Carriages always in readiness wich earefnl dri e of parties, b tls, &e. Thequal 11 permit me to aay that those seckr seruged on business would do aea Boot and Shoe Store. W. LL, Shaefrr would inform the citizens uf Nevada and ag the surround untr Slee WS BE ie hie remos ed his stock of ‘BOOTS & SHOES. To Cémmercial street, near Pine st, and fs sell ing tliem off at low rates. He hae jret receivad a large and splendid 8 ock of boots and shove from the Bay, which he will sel) at bargains. He invites the attention of everybody to call and + xamine his stock. Boots made to order.— Kpairing pfomp*ly and neatly dove Miners’ Hotel and Restaurant. F. Stumpf,. Fre pvietor The above Hiv:el is now completed and ready to accommodate any num ber of persons with Board and Lody — ing. This thouse has now the best F h k in the State, The table will be sup: lcd with every‘ hing the market aflords: The Lodyimg lepartment contains everything to mak; travelers comfortable Board as chaay asat any other place ip the monn tains. The Barie always supplied .ith Wines, isemnee and Ccigurs 1 fiouse BEAR VALLEY HOUSE, Junction of the Nevada and Dutch Flat roade to Virgina City. ELIJAH 0 TOMPKINS, WOUbP IN FORM the traveling public and x!i who wish te spend ecinon at this t autiful part of Nevada county, that-he has now opened his Large and Elegant Houpe, at BEAR VALLEY, ~~ And is prepared to accofam: date al in a&good style as at any other Huuse in the State. ce The House har just been bu'lt aud handsomely iurumacs throujhvut—having -reom enough for forty persuns. : : The Table will coutain the best of food— equai 11 but ouperive to any Uounre in this eounty. Fishing and HMunting.—!here is vo Ue I die petiient cyuas Lo veut Valley, tor ay and huatiug The Dancing Hall is the largest and best in tne cuuuty. .Suppersand Music furnished un ahort potice. jet DO YOU WANT ICE! r[ HOMPSON. BTONE & HALE. would inform the . of this oe Cet ea over furnish, all in want, with the very best quality of ICE, Clear as Crystal. _ All orders left at No. § Commercial Street will be promptly attended te. my6 ee J. WITWER, Agent. TO SCRIP HOLDERS —Treasurer’s Office, Nevada. June 3d 2065. All persuns poldiog —drawn on fleet . sadiéa that uglish, Freneh and German spoken at ‘thie . ‘*(4AKES THIS METHOD OF INFORMING the citizens of LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP,’ That he has just received direct from San Francisco a large and magnificent stock of _. GROCERIES, _ PROVISIONS, CLOTHING, DRY COODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, &c. &ec. At his Stores in Red Dog aud You Bet WHICH HE WILL SELL CHEAP FOR CASH ! I have now on hend the largest stock of Goods ‘every brought into the Mountains. Persons in want of anything in the above line will find it greatly totheir advantage to call at either Stores in Red Dog or You Bet. : Mo J. HYDELIFE. Red Dog, May 19h. ig J.G. . Meyer, . : First Premium Billa: d Ball Manufa: turer. 228 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. TE HE First Premium awarded—by the Mechan1 ics Institute at their last Fair held iu 5an i Vramiee wee ee ed Agr at variety of Billiard Ragaiclle, Rondo and rvol Balls, Cues, Cue Leathers, Chalk and Hilliard Cloth om hand «ud suld ut New York Priv es. Ok Balls turned over and colored at $2 per et Sulle sept from the country will be rerurny next boat. jiety Notice to Whom it may Concern. I AVING disposed of our business here, we 1 are desirous of settling all outst nding accounts ax g00n as possible. In urder to do so, w hereby extend to all those persons knowing themselves indebted tu us a cordial and respect ful mvitation to come forward and settle their accounts immediately. ‘The same can be settled with N. CG. TULLY. who is making that hls special business just at present, or with HH Me HINDS, at the store of A. H,. Hanson & Co. elhi-lw Reapeetfafivy, N. ©. TULLY & CO. COW FOUND. LARGE BED COW, with a wooden yoke ou; Was suunh on tie roving propery und payiug-charges Huquire of Mts. JUYOR, on the Washing tow road. ¢ Nevada, June i4th.‘ iC. M, BATES,. PHYS IFECHIAN Office on Pine street.next doorto J. M D rug Sture, in the Masunic building ; . Levey all BLAZE’S SALVJON* COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL S81 I You Want a Geod Drink, @O TO BLAZH’S D. 8. BAKER. J. A. MAKTIN D. &§ BAKER & CO. DEALEKS~UN, gs Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, No 73 Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, OF ALL KINDS om hand end for sale at Cheap rates for Goods delivered free of Charge Ww a reasonable distance of Nevada.Woup—ur Sacramento at 6.30 4 M, aud Clipper Gap at 9. Conveydnees can be had at for Alxpaster Cave, miles distant. C. CROCKE ae big tome ae Pal HE Sacramento, Juve 12th. A. ©. NILES,. Attermey Coanselor at Law. Lewis’ cocker © General Yund of Nevada county are uested to present the for mont. Intcerst Pte ah ae tomentWM a —) BROWN & DEAL, sth of June, in. willow Yalley. The owner can have her. by . Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed . Proprietors. WILLIAM H. KENT, Has opened a New Drug Store—formerly econ pied by his Father— At No. 1 Commercial Street, Newada. y He'will keep constantly on hand a large ané well-selected stuck of DRUGS, MEDICINES, —CHEMICALS, PEKFUMERY &e tr Physicians’ Prescriptions cares fully compounded at all aocurs, Nevada, Feb oth GEORGE E. TURNER, ~ DEALER or : : HARDWARE, TINWARE STOVES, MINING TOOLS, Crockery and Glass Ware, And in fact evervthing usually found in a Store of this kina, which will be sold cheap ‘for cash. dis. — WM. C. RANDOLPH, Chionometer and Watch Maker, DEALER IN WATCHES, DIAMONDS, Jewelry, Sliver Ware, Spectacles, —AND— FANCY Goops. Masonic Bua'lding—Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets, Nevada City. Black's Bridge. J4Es BLACK gives notice to the traveliay public that he has purchased of Jesse Wall the well known Bridge and Koad, THE ONLY ONE FOR TEAMS, Leading from Nevuda City to Montezuma Hill, French Corral, Birchville. Sweetlund and North San Juan. ~~ Horsemen and Footmen wil! find this the best Koute to the above places. ab Wilikam KH. Coe, At the Old Corner, 8-STILE., THERE, and wants it to be distinctly understood that he is yoing to stay there and sel) his goods as-chvap as the bons gy 4 itis hiy dctermiuation not to be undersold by ans body. His stock consiste of Women’s Shoes, thick and thin se'e, Gate ) ters; Baulmorats, and every style of Shoe. . Misses’ & Children’s shoes, every style Benkerts’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Bdge, Doubié Sale and Quilted Bottom Boos. A assortment of Miners’ Heavy and Light Boote, Gum Buots, &e. He sells LkaTHKEK, TOOLS, SHOE FINDINGS, of every description at ban Krancisco Prices retail Boot aad Shoemaker’s supplied at command. All work bought at the store is Warranted and will be repaired free of coetif it rips uureasonably. Having one of the very best workmen im the State, Lum prepared to make boote at short aetice and warrant u« fit or no eale . Grateiul for liberal patronage in the pasty 1 amdetermined to merit it in the future by giving the public first rate articles und at sonlenext possible prices. W. kK. COM, MEKA'T MAARKELT, : JA*IES CO! LEY keeps on hand the very best of Beet; ork, Mut ton. Veal, Corned Beef and Pork, at his shop on broad street twe doors b. iow Hanson & Co’s, which he wiil sell at reavopsible rater ww cash. PAINTING & CRAINING. a F. A, POTTER, — Main Street, opposite Wm. BR. Coe’s Shoe Store. $ PREPARED TO DO HOUSE PAINTING bud Gruiniug of oll kinds at the shortest netics aud an magne Treusvnable terms. A large aesost Mmewl vu: »PLENDID. WALL. PAPER. As Cheap as the Cheapest . all kinds, om band aud for sale