June 12, 1867 (4 pages)

P PMB, ~ DISEASE TTAL Parc, 1b suceeas of t, Dropey, is, Ner}, and is of B, Bad state yy Desmirr rm, its enerrresponding zy STRENGTH, Page . by the we ly, oufit cannot re eft alone in-the-house, and—the-result}. went to Church. During her absence,one gent for Senator. United Btates. Goro BrgELow's Flour, Grin and Feed c Btero,and buy at Ham Brancioco, priene— he > Sas . sari AE aa 2 rer ts INTELLIGENCE; ALMOST A Frs.—On Monday night's building on Commercial street was carelessly set on fire, ‘by children, who were came very near being disastrous. M N. Ford, who occupies the house, some three or four children at home and of the children, either in-attempting to ig. this nite a match or by leaving the light in contact with the lining of the house, set it on fire. The room from floor to ceiling ; was soon ablaze. The fire was immediately discovered by Mr. Rosenthal, who gave the alarm, and the flames were extinguished: before the frame of the house took fire. Children’ should never be left alone after dark. The'last fire which oc. cured in this city; bv which a poor family was left homeless, originated in this way. The house on Commercial streetvis located in a thickly settled part of the town, and but for the prompt action of citizens a large fire might have followed. Householders cannot be~ too-careful at this-season of the year. INsANE.—James Poindexter, who has friends residing near Chico, Butte county, was. brought to the County Jail from the lower part of the county a few days since, to be examined on the charge of insanity. He is at times wild and has once or twice torn his bed to pieces anid scattered the parts of his bedsteads about the cell. He has for some time been-engaged in hog driving, and was known as-an-active busi. ness-man. We learn that he has laid up some $1,400 by his industry. Friends are expected from Chico to see him, and unless his condition improves it is probable he will be sent to the Asylum next week. CHINESE SHOOTING SCRAPE.—On Sunday night a row occurred in Chinatown, You Bet, in which a Celestial was seriously wounded. It appears that a Chinaman . . was waylaid by two of his countrymen, one of whom hit him over the head with . aclub and the other fired a shot from a pistol at him. He drew a pistol and fired at ‘his assailants, and the ball passed through the abdomen of one of them.— The shootist was arrested and taken before Judge McGoun at Red Dog. The testi mony showed that he acted on the defense . and he was discharged. GRranpD Sport.—Read the programme of racing for the Fourth of July, to be found in our advertising columns to-day. There will be grand sport for the boys. THE Union says the nominees for Assembly in Sierra are in favor of A. A. Sar& Tae ReLicious MEETINGS.—The religious meetings of Mr. Earle in aie, very largely attended, and a large number of persons have gone forward to be prayed for, We begin to think @ revival is possible, even in Nevada. Hay.—A correspondent writing us from Pleasant Valley, says the late rains did not hurt the hay crop of that locality to the extent supposed. Pleasant Valley— which well deserves its name, both on account of its climate, the beauty of its ladies and urbanity of its gentlemen—has turned out more than an average crop of ® most superior quality of hay. For quartz, gravel diggings, fruit, hay and polities, Pleseant Valley io net to be ee ee og Sectamietensaa ans $5. you can get a privilege badge to the Glenbrook Park, which will admit you toll of the taces for the present year, aud will give the privilege of driving on thé Park. — This i¢ cheap enough,and any person who indulges in baggy or sulky riding ought to be willing to pay Wie totes Charley Osborn hag the badges for sale. Those who have not badges will not be pe ted to drive on the Pank. ayia V. Unions Wk dite Gad ks Oey Galveston that Maximilian has escaped into the T would int por then LT : Drepared to altond tho that I am tend those favorin; ine with a cail, atany hour. Teeth -Gbarges are moderate. and to suit. the times. youre DREYFUSS, ‘UNITED STATES AKER, nie Street; Has fitted up « one of Frank Guild's : CELEBRATED SODA FOUNTAINS Where the citizens of io i Hace recommendahe yea tenga CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP. Seem b Eacanapaemea, DUFFY, ; Would inform the people of Nevada that he can always be found at Dan. Clancy's Blacksmiths Shop, ON BROAD STREET, to on . Repalrina do all kinds of Carriage and Wagin better it fared any other Siena ponies do in Nevada Coa: redeptecedry Eig ipbems Sn the basinal aed flatters himself work cannot be excelled, All he askeis a fair t: ial. All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Stock on hand. ro oo to business he ho to. amend public patronage. Nevada, June & Sta, DE. A. CHAPMAN, Ss become sensitive by exposure of filled-without. ARRANT ALL WORK aeas at this omee ina more skillful manner, and vicinity otherwise no willbe made. My on Sacramento street, third house hi Residence to street, third house wy clecinieé Deters promptly snd neatly done at this office NOTICE. HE Annual M of the Stockholders of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be held at the office of the SDeY thes the City of Sacramento, on TUESDAY mée® of July, 1807, . msi MIL JR, Secretary. mak . for sale, ONE of the very rery best Ranches in Neva‘da County, situated on the North San road. 43¢ mil miles north-east of Nevada $18) city, pomures for sale. ‘The Orchard con—— a _ and = ont, ane sevursery ‘l'rees. dwelling house, stable and barns on the pl sy The Kanch contains about 20 acres of og It wiill be sold at.a very low price. For further particulars enquire on the premises to P. REUTER. Bread ! Bread ! Bread ! CALL AT THE SEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, And leave your Orders for BREAD AND CAKE, of every description, Roll Jelly Cake, Charlotte Rusks, ee Y Cup Cake, Lemon Wafer Jumbles, Fruit Cake, CANDY AND < CRA Om Bes, FRANK &. Rise SE. MACHINIST, At Stiles? BEIll, near the Suapension Bridge. AUS KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO Tee Wile ae neat ten Wares Rae am WH, manufacturers of Machinists = BLAZE’S SALOON . Cerner of Pine and Commercial Sts. ("Iv YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK _gg G0 TO BLAZES HOT & COLD BATHS-~25 cents. Opposite Stampf's Hotel. ys from . save the be supplied with } Piece and —on— tH f ihand.a well selected stock of tj Groceries & Provisions, oF THE FRESHEST AND BEST QUALITIES Mie receives, daily, everything to be van in the VEGETABLE and PRUIT INE. oneness eo ee Bh fom Tieey'y he pret “ ‘bs foun the fs Clos SRD ‘TOBACCO, and a thousand other articles too.n tion, Goods said wt LOW ats FOR CASH, ana delivered free of charge. * WATCHES AND VEWELRY, FOR SALE BY ~ WwW. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th. THE NEW MARKET, (PEOPLE’S MARKET.) N acquaintance remarked to me the other aay, that he had read my Card proposing to fifty or sixt, eo year in Meat Bills. Bat Y bare tae high an oharges pom good sense to suppose iors. madenaek tat som seriously intended-such a , for you must know that you would be much more thought 0: if m wate th cob ibe blic of. that amount pen Ld eel save it for them PRICES: ee cae. 10 cents per pound, STEAK—ROUND 123¢ cents. STEAK—CHUCK, 12g cents. — ROAST BEEF, 12% and 15 cents. MUTTON, 10 and 1234 cents. PORK, 14 and 16 cents. LOIN STEAK, PORTER HOUSE, &c. 16and 20 cents. PORK HAMS, cured for family use, 16 cents. one for yourselves my dear public, yore of the remark of my cynical acquain evanee of the awkwardness of secming to have hazarded my claims to good sense in trypan igh pal sory ay nelping to sustain an instrament of much needed competition. JOHNSTON. MEAGHER, TAAFFE & CO., BMPORTERS OC Fi Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, é&e, AGERTS FOR “whelecale House: BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. Betail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, (LICK HOUSE.) Lime! Lime! Lime! Lime FRESH LIME! From the Kilns known as. the GRANT'S and SMITH’S, on Wolf Creek, 13 miles from Nevada City, is offered username eee place, m¢im ©, M. BATES, PMEXSITOCIAN. Tams RUSHING To THE MAMMOTH AUCTION sTORE!. . Goods at the : MAMMOTH aneTIES STORE}: . S. HAAS @ GO,. , n ae ri wxatrn Sac FORTUNES MADE ! ‘ment ! =n ObY ! GND ALL THEIR RELATIONS) . Doors open Night and Day, and Goods of : every description sold at ACreReRIASE LOW RATES } The Lene ha Oldest Retablishniont in the Interior of the State, ‘AND THE CHEAPEST! Music and First Class Theatrical PertorSe ee Great Clothing Establishment! Offer unheard of Inducements to _ the people of Nevada City and County. An Immense . Stock bale CENTS’ FURNISHING 7 COODS ! . Of the Most Fashionable Styles, JUST RECEIVED, direct from the Hast. : Customers wanted by Companies, Battalions; Regiments, and Brigades, to invest in our Unrivalled BUSINESS SUITS, . DRESS SUITS, And all kinds of the Very Best Clothing at Prices that will give satisfaction to all who patronise-us. Perfect fits Guamatest and Competition Defied . Our business connection with Wholesale of the State. HATS. HATS. HATS, Of all the Latest Styles—enough to adorn every man’s cranium in the County ! DRY COODS ! THE LADIES will find at our AUCTION STORE a fine assortment of. FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS! . MUSLIN, GINGHAMS, CHAMBRAYS, PRINTS, TABLE LINEN, SHEETINGS, Hosiery; Gleves, Parasols, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters The most complete assortment in the city, Gentlemanly clerks always in attendance. ot ened YANKEE NOTIONS! We can beat Santa Claus, “or any other man.” TOBACCO, CICARS, ETc. GENTS—aAll you who indulge in these indispensible, soothing luxuries, give us a call and we will supply you with the best brandsin the market. Country Merchants supplied at San Francisco Wholesale Rates. Auction Sales every night in the week, —Sundays excepted. Goods sold at Auction on commission, and Sales attended to in all parts of the county by the celebrated L. KELLER, City and County Anctioneer, . . New Work Life Insurance Company MAPLE eaveant. ‘ee ONE 'TON of MAI MAPLE . FE WOR Tia FR inear on A superior article, imported onrselves ow: pressly for our own trade. al < SIXTY GALLONS SUPERIOR» MAPLE SYRUP, ts At Twe Dollars per estes. -_ GREGOR wrada, 04 ERGORY & WAITR: ‘NEW MILLINERY gooe, meats, ey wu ry ibe vara, ren oe eae ing, Pressing, ‘and Coloring Straw Work Suse ab noe walle pon eS CUT, and Besse Drloes New see ‘s DRUG STORE, Pharmaceutist and Chemist, MASONIC BUILDING. ‘Cor, Pine & Commerctal Stax ~SNBVADA, t@® PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ACCU rately prepared at all houre—DAY OR NIGHT. AGENT FOR Occidental Insurance ot Bet Pannen, a of New York. ~ Soe a ~ E. ¥. SPENCB, Agent Yor Neves oN FARE 10 SACRAMENTO TELEGRAPH PARE T0 OOLPAX co ote : veils ves STAGE rey Te with the Central Pacific Rail Day ores Cth sre National Exchange raya At5.20a. m,, (Sundays excepted) ¢ Cotfax with the Cars ‘ vive and ale wellate mig , ving Two and a Half Dol! at Son eet To the people of Nevada city and county N Call.and examine the immense stock of ee RRs: AVM SBAE

P PMB, ~ DISEASE TTAL Parc, 1b suceeas of t, Dropey, is, Ner}, and is of B, Bad state yy Desmirr rm, its enerrresponding zy STRENGTH, Page . by the we ly, oufit cannot re eft alone in-the-house, and—the-result}. went to Church. During her absence,one gent for Senator. United Btates. Goro BrgELow's Flour, Grin and Feed c Btero,and buy at Ham Brancioco, priene— he > Sas . sari AE aa 2 rer ts INTELLIGENCE; ALMOST A Frs.—On Monday night's building on Commercial street was carelessly set on fire, ‘by children, who were came very near being disastrous. M N. Ford, who occupies the house, some three or four children at home and of the children, either in-attempting to ig. this nite a match or by leaving the light in contact with the lining of the house, set it on fire. The room from floor to ceiling ; was soon ablaze. The fire was immediately discovered by Mr. Rosenthal, who gave the alarm, and the flames were extinguished: before the frame of the house took fire. Children’ should never be left alone after dark. The'last fire which oc. cured in this city; bv which a poor family was left homeless, originated in this way. The house on Commercial streetvis located in a thickly settled part of the town, and but for the prompt action of citizens a large fire might have followed. Householders cannot be~ too-careful at this-season of the year. INsANE.—James Poindexter, who has friends residing near Chico, Butte county, was. brought to the County Jail from the lower part of the county a few days since, to be examined on the charge of insanity. He is at times wild and has once or twice torn his bed to pieces anid scattered the parts of his bedsteads about the cell. He has for some time been-engaged in hog driving, and was known as-an-active busi. ness-man. We learn that he has laid up some $1,400 by his industry. Friends are expected from Chico to see him, and unless his condition improves it is probable he will be sent to the Asylum next week. CHINESE SHOOTING SCRAPE.—On Sunday night a row occurred in Chinatown, You Bet, in which a Celestial was seriously wounded. It appears that a Chinaman . . was waylaid by two of his countrymen, one of whom hit him over the head with . aclub and the other fired a shot from a pistol at him. He drew a pistol and fired at ‘his assailants, and the ball passed through the abdomen of one of them.— The shootist was arrested and taken before Judge McGoun at Red Dog. The testi mony showed that he acted on the defense . and he was discharged. GRranpD Sport.—Read the programme of racing for the Fourth of July, to be found in our advertising columns to-day. There will be grand sport for the boys. THE Union says the nominees for Assembly in Sierra are in favor of A. A. Sar& Tae ReLicious MEETINGS.—The religious meetings of Mr. Earle in aie, very largely attended, and a large number of persons have gone forward to be prayed for, We begin to think @ revival is possible, even in Nevada. Hay.—A correspondent writing us from Pleasant Valley, says the late rains did not hurt the hay crop of that locality to the extent supposed. Pleasant Valley— which well deserves its name, both on account of its climate, the beauty of its ladies and urbanity of its gentlemen—has turned out more than an average crop of ® most superior quality of hay. For quartz, gravel diggings, fruit, hay and polities, Pleseant Valley io net to be ee ee og Sectamietensaa ans $5. you can get a privilege badge to the Glenbrook Park, which will admit you toll of the taces for the present year, aud will give the privilege of driving on thé Park. — This i¢ cheap enough,and any person who indulges in baggy or sulky riding ought to be willing to pay Wie totes Charley Osborn hag the badges for sale. Those who have not badges will not be pe ted to drive on the Pank. ayia V. Unions Wk dite Gad ks Oey Galveston that Maximilian has escaped into the T would int por then LT : Drepared to altond tho that I am tend those favorin; ine with a cail, atany hour. Teeth -Gbarges are moderate. and to suit. the times. youre DREYFUSS, ‘UNITED STATES AKER, nie Street; Has fitted up « one of Frank Guild's : CELEBRATED SODA FOUNTAINS Where the citizens of io i Hace recommendahe yea tenga CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP. Seem b Eacanapaemea, DUFFY, ; Would inform the people of Nevada that he can always be found at Dan. Clancy's Blacksmiths Shop, ON BROAD STREET, to on . Repalrina do all kinds of Carriage and Wagin better it fared any other Siena ponies do in Nevada Coa: redeptecedry Eig ipbems Sn the basinal aed flatters himself work cannot be excelled, All he askeis a fair t: ial. All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Stock on hand. ro oo to business he ho to. amend public patronage. Nevada, June & Sta, DE. A. CHAPMAN, Ss become sensitive by exposure of filled-without. ARRANT ALL WORK aeas at this omee ina more skillful manner, and vicinity otherwise no willbe made. My on Sacramento street, third house hi Residence to street, third house wy clecinieé Deters promptly snd neatly done at this office NOTICE. HE Annual M of the Stockholders of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be held at the office of the SDeY thes the City of Sacramento, on TUESDAY mée® of July, 1807, . msi MIL JR, Secretary. mak . for sale, ONE of the very rery best Ranches in Neva‘da County, situated on the North San road. 43¢ mil miles north-east of Nevada $18) city, pomures for sale. ‘The Orchard con—— a _ and = ont, ane sevursery ‘l'rees. dwelling house, stable and barns on the pl sy The Kanch contains about 20 acres of og It wiill be sold at.a very low price. For further particulars enquire on the premises to P. REUTER. Bread ! Bread ! Bread ! CALL AT THE SEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, And leave your Orders for BREAD AND CAKE, of every description, Roll Jelly Cake, Charlotte Rusks, ee Y Cup Cake, Lemon Wafer Jumbles, Fruit Cake, CANDY AND < CRA Om Bes, FRANK &. Rise SE. MACHINIST, At Stiles? BEIll, near the Suapension Bridge. AUS KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO Tee Wile ae neat ten Wares Rae am WH, manufacturers of Machinists = BLAZE’S SALOON . Cerner of Pine and Commercial Sts. ("Iv YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK _gg G0 TO BLAZES HOT & COLD BATHS-~25 cents. Opposite Stampf's Hotel. ys from . save the be supplied with } Piece and —on— tH f ihand.a well selected stock of

tj Groceries & Provisions, oF THE FRESHEST AND BEST QUALITIES Mie receives, daily, everything to be van in the VEGETABLE and PRUIT INE. oneness eo ee Bh fom Tieey'y he pret “ ‘bs foun the fs Clos SRD ‘TOBACCO, and a thousand other articles too.n tion, Goods said wt LOW ats FOR CASH, ana delivered free of charge. * WATCHES AND VEWELRY, FOR SALE BY ~ WwW. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th. THE NEW MARKET, (PEOPLE’S MARKET.) N acquaintance remarked to me the other aay, that he had read my Card proposing to fifty or sixt, eo year in Meat Bills. Bat Y bare tae high an oharges pom good sense to suppose iors. madenaek tat som seriously intended-such a , for you must know that you would be much more thought 0: if m wate th cob ibe blic of. that amount pen Ld eel save it for them PRICES: ee cae. 10 cents per pound, STEAK—ROUND 123¢ cents. STEAK—CHUCK, 12g cents. — ROAST BEEF, 12% and 15 cents. MUTTON, 10 and 1234 cents. PORK, 14 and 16 cents. LOIN STEAK, PORTER HOUSE, &c. 16and 20 cents. PORK HAMS, cured for family use, 16 cents. one for yourselves my dear public, yore of the remark of my cynical acquain evanee of the awkwardness of secming to have hazarded my claims to good sense in trypan igh pal sory ay nelping to sustain an instrament of much needed competition. JOHNSTON. MEAGHER, TAAFFE & CO., BMPORTERS OC Fi Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions, é&e, AGERTS FOR “whelecale House: BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. Betail House: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, (LICK HOUSE.) Lime! Lime! Lime! Lime FRESH LIME! From the Kilns known as. the GRANT'S and SMITH’S, on Wolf Creek, 13 miles from Nevada City, is offered username eee place, m¢im ©, M. BATES, PMEXSITOCIAN. Tams RUSHING To THE MAMMOTH AUCTION sTORE!. . Goods at the : MAMMOTH aneTIES STORE}: . S. HAAS @ GO,. , n ae ri wxatrn Sac FORTUNES MADE ! ‘ment ! =n ObY ! GND ALL THEIR RELATIONS) . Doors open Night and Day, and Goods of : every description sold at ACreReRIASE LOW RATES } The Lene ha Oldest Retablishniont in the Interior of the State, ‘AND THE CHEAPEST! Music and First Class Theatrical PertorSe ee Great Clothing Establishment! Offer unheard of Inducements to _ the people of Nevada City and County. An Immense . Stock bale CENTS’ FURNISHING 7 COODS ! . Of the Most Fashionable Styles, JUST RECEIVED, direct from the Hast. : Customers wanted by Companies, Battalions; Regiments, and Brigades, to invest in our Unrivalled BUSINESS SUITS, . DRESS SUITS, And all kinds of the Very Best Clothing at Prices that will give satisfaction to all who patronise-us. Perfect fits Guamatest and Competition Defied . Our business connection with Wholesale of the State. HATS. HATS. HATS, Of all the Latest Styles—enough to adorn every man’s cranium in the County ! DRY COODS ! THE LADIES will find at our AUCTION STORE a fine assortment of. FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS! . MUSLIN, GINGHAMS, CHAMBRAYS, PRINTS, TABLE LINEN, SHEETINGS, Hosiery; Gleves, Parasols, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters The most complete assortment in the city, Gentlemanly clerks always in attendance. ot ened YANKEE NOTIONS! We can beat Santa Claus, “or any other man.” TOBACCO, CICARS, ETc. GENTS—aAll you who indulge in these indispensible, soothing luxuries, give us a call and we will supply you with the best brandsin the market. Country Merchants supplied at San Francisco Wholesale Rates. Auction Sales every night in the week, —Sundays excepted. Goods sold at Auction on commission, and Sales attended to in all parts of the county by the celebrated L. KELLER, City and County Anctioneer, . . New Work Life Insurance Company MAPLE eaveant. ‘ee ONE 'TON of MAI MAPLE . FE WOR Tia FR inear on A superior article, imported onrselves ow: pressly for our own trade. al < SIXTY GALLONS SUPERIOR» MAPLE SYRUP, ts At Twe Dollars per estes. -_ GREGOR wrada, 04 ERGORY & WAITR: ‘NEW MILLINERY gooe, meats, ey wu ry ibe vara, ren oe eae ing, Pressing, ‘and Coloring Straw Work Suse ab noe walle pon eS CUT, and Besse Drloes New see ‘s DRUG STORE, Pharmaceutist and Chemist, MASONIC BUILDING. ‘Cor, Pine & Commerctal Stax ~SNBVADA, t@® PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ACCU rately prepared at all houre—DAY OR NIGHT. AGENT FOR Occidental Insurance ot Bet Pannen, a of New York. ~ Soe a ~ E. ¥. SPENCB, Agent Yor Neves oN FARE 10 SACRAMENTO TELEGRAPH PARE T0 OOLPAX co ote : veils ves STAGE rey Te with the Central Pacific Rail Day ores Cth sre National Exchange raya At5.20a. m,, (Sundays excepted) ¢ Cotfax with the Cars ‘ vive and ale wellate mig , ving Two and a Half Dol! at Son eet To the people of Nevada city and county N Call.and examine the immense stock of ee RRs: AVM SBAE