June 13, 1865 (4 pages)

#uthority is acp treatment of them their new irpassed, jane nor ‘ . returned w of human sof. th male and fe, miserable expeegieion from r broken-down e happiness of this horrid sitses the scene. tend to those rrible, life-decared for and 1 immediately as made prirs, and who is s ‘without mérortant to those interested in ul of the many *8, publishing vy days, impo6s of eminent es. Be there‘you may falt 0 is small pox, > contrary of be ‘ of self-abuse, indulgence ig an almost un-: ing certainty , unless comviz: sallow ) pain in the 2 rustling of ss about the o charge. at Home .Dm, stating Ase conwarded, free of the counfor ten dolugh Wells, Kearney St. . Office Box nate. and preter: 8, dupe the etors whose weekly are. e8eir trade.— per Carriers, rer the San iil not find . find their rectory for mposition is ; aud may ' physicians is no safety 0 and what eive people etended pa. satisfy perlity to treat Dare. fe, a sure y. Sentby yr epl3 vat dee Dod JW. HIND 6. . aonent = oo BANKING HOUSE AND ASSAY OFFICE, HINDS & TULLY, Bankers. Successors to G. W. Kidd, FANS bought the well known Banking : t20use and business of George W. Kidd, On Broad Street, Nevada City, Will earry on. the Banking business, at_the old stand, under the firm name of Hinds & Tully. The Highest Price will be paid fer Gold Dust. : 7 Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates, L*beral adyances made on Gold Dust on Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. Deposits Received. Checks on San Draftson the Eastern States at the Lowest Rates, e Collections made. State andi County securities purchased at the highest market value, : Agents for the London and-Liverpooi Fire and Life Insurance Company, ie Gold and Ores of every description MELTED, REFINED and ASSAYED All Assays warranted to be correct. * Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of (al ifornia ; Sacramento, D. O. Mil.s & Co 3; New York. Lees & Walier. . i api SAMUEL LEWIS, Saccessor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF "He CIGARS AND TOBAECO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. At the old stand— Lewis’ Bui'ding, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. ~ rT now ready to supply his former patrons and the public gemtrally with all goods in his line as heretofore at San Francisco Prices f Thank(ul for past patronage, he respectfully olicits a continusnce. mehi-tf A. 0. 0. OF H. FIRST GRAND Anniversary —AND— : )VANCY DRESS BALL LF THE Grass Valley Council, No. A. 0. 0. OF H. 1. Will be given at Hamilton Hail, Grass Valley, Tuesday Eve’g, July 4th, 1865. “ Commitie ot Arrangements. C. R, Clorke, D.B Nye, G. W. Dixon. H. J. Snow, J. D. Meek, D.E Bell. A. W. Campbell, T. R, Kibbe, R. Leach. J. H. Stebbins, W 8 Byrne. . . Recept ion Committee. A. Brownwell. Geo. B. Shearer, J: J. Doty Floor Mimnagers. 3 Jno. Webber. A. Hooper. Hank Snow. Cal. Clark. TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. No special invitations given, but a general invitation to the public is extended. All Brothers of the Order, cordially invited to attend mv? + Grand Ball at the Bear Valley Howe, MR. & MRS. E. 0. TOMPKINS, Would respectfully inform their frienda and the public generally tha* they will vive a Grand Hall, at their ‘a Nisw HOUSE, in Bear Valley, on THURSDAY, JUNE 224, 1865. ere Se Managers. a—C. Marvin. Dutch Flat—X. H.Gaylord Rough & Ready—H. Walling. ashingtoa—C. Steinmitz: Little York—C W _ Kemmington. Red Dog—R MceGuun. Nevada—J. A Luncaster. 1. Williamson. Grass Valley—U. ©. Sinith, ¥.-Cleaveland. The Washington Brass Band has been secured for the occasion. Floor Managers ‘selected at the Ball. Tickets Five tollars. jet ~ California Stage Company. OF Will Icave the office of the Company, at the — Exchange Hotel, broad street, Nevaa city, EVERY MORNING AT 7 O°CLOCK, ” BY DONNER LAKE, Fer Virginia and Carson Cities 1. Arriving at Virginia at 10 o’el.cki P. mM same day. Keturning will ievve Virginia at 4A Mm. orriving at Grass Valley in time tv connect with DAILY. LINE Daily Line of Coaches for Marysville, A and Nevada City.DA ILY LINE FOR ILLINOISTOWN & DUTCH FLAT leaves the Nativna! Hotel, Nevada city, daily at? e’clock, A. M. ; W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent. evada. Dec. lst. JAttorney and Counselor at Law. Office No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City. ______} And everything usually kept in a first-class Drag store. . in good standing are . . : tiem Glenbrook Park having been put in most ex(Successorto J: M--Levey), Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts., ee Nevada, wit keep constantly on hand al large and well selected stock of : es DRUG MEDICIN CHEMICAL * PERFUMERY wYE-STUFES, EXTRACTS, TOILET .AND FANCY ARTICLES, da city, on ed with in the jabove line, and will rah as follwws : Leaves the National Exchange Hotel, Neva7 ‘Leaves Nea ie nesday, and 5 eile a ". Washineve: aiphn-e omen RACES) RAGES! RAGE! RAGES! GLENBROOK PARK. STAGE LINE Takes this method of informing the travelling pubIve that he hes “purchased the entire interest of Hank Place Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. At So’clock, A.M. ~ , every Monday, WedAt 8 o’clock. 4.M. Light Freight will.be taken and deliver: promptnese and despatch _.R. W. LATTA. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1865. : 6 ie UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INforms the citizens of Nevada ouunty, as also the. entire State, that he will give the Purses named be low for the firat Race Meeting on the Glénbrook Park Course since he has made the many valuable improvements. He thinks it is not saying too much to state that the Course is not excelled, if equalled, on the Pacific coast election and the Convention coming in the middle of the racing the programme has been changed, viz : te nee &r Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, Having had many years’ experience as a druggist and apothecary, in the best houses, I confidently selicit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction ay JOHN F-BUSSENIUS. — Nevada, May 13, 1865. GRASS VALLEY —IND— ILLINOISTOWN TURNPIKE. ioe ROAD is now completed to Clipper: Gap and Auburn, the latter place being for the pres ent the terminus of the Pacifie Railroud. This highway affords every facility to the traveling public.— It is amply supplied with water, THE GRADES ARE EASY, And it is the. nearest. aad without comparison, THE BEST ROAD, Connecting Clipper Gap and Auburn ~—WITH— GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA. No Tolls will be received until the 1st of June next; in the meantime, th: public are invited to give itatrial. %.C. COLKMAN, President GERRY MorG AN, Seeretary. m?0 Im EMPIRE SALOON Cady’s Brick Building, Mill Sircet, GRASS VALLEY. AMES B. JEFFERY taker this method of informing his friends jn Nevada and vicinity that h> nas become sole proprietor of the above well knewn and. popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars, To which he invites the attention of those who know a yood thing and can appreciate it when it is sparkling before their eyes, : Nevadans! vive mea call when you visit Grass Vallvy— t wi lalways be on hanit, ready ans willing to serve you with the beat in the Shop.” JAMES B JEFFERY Grass Valley. Sept 4th—tf ~ ‘ G. R. CRAWFORD, Masonte Building, on Pine Street Always on hand JUSTICES’ AND , CONSTABES — e ; j Bianks. Retail Dealer in Plain and FancySA TIONERY, Blank Books, Sheet Music, Gold Pens, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Nevada,Jduty 28th GLENBROOK PAK. a Horse Training and Breaking. cellent condition, ; CHARLEY OSBORNE Is now ready to take Stock for Breaking or Training. The Stabling is as good as any Track in the State. and long experience in the Training of Horses euables me to give the heat satisfaction Apply to CHARLES OSBORN, Glenbrook Park, ap30. On the Grass Valley and'Nevada road “ALL ABOARD!” Grass. Valley and Nevada City STAGE LINE. pata . recently re chased this lng eatabiiahed and popular Stage line, we are ready tu carry passengers over » road witti.epeed and safety. promising to + see inene wire ride with usin a sSahresas, and we trust, in a satislactory manner. Hours of Depsrture. Leaves Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, daily. at 8 pitta pe ah M.and4o’clock P.M. Leaves evade, ally, st 9 o’clock, A. M. and .M. and 50 . = ae CLEVELAND& ROYCE, Propr’s. Nevada, Nov. 17th: A. (. NILES, Attorney and: Counselor at Law. — (ENE wae ° E. W. SMITH, Justice of the . 1 a full supply of. uaPHO Over the Nevada, January ith. CH. FERRAND. TOGRAPHIC.a1 “AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST} Xr Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best styleofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, United States Bakery. UNION SPRI . the anv is ity of stock wil wel ta generally ¢ sively to his already large an@ elegant establish nent of Horses. Buggies, Saddivs, Harness. &c repared to furnish as fine turn oute as can be found in the and eaav Saddle Aor or Gentlemen wi'l be teady at all times. experience in the bysiners and an earncat desir: to retain the confidence of my friends leads me to believe T will be abl. te give weneral aatisfaction Particular attintion paid to Hordes on livery — Carriages always iu vers for the use of patties, b Ne, de. The qual LIVERY STABLE, _ NG STREET. NEVADA. JOHN A, LANCASTER woul in » form biz.friends and hat he har addea exten Fi te. Well trained, fleet iweil equipped for Ladies A long ineas with earefnl dri 1 peratit me to say that those seck ne or bie bg on business would do togiveme a eal} adie py them «fat a large and apl from the Bay, the sur oundin as he haa remo Boot and Shoe Store. W.L. Shaefer would in form the citizens uf Nevada and coubtry that his stuck of BOOTS & SHOES. To Commercial street,.near.Pine st, and ia sell low nates, Ife has jrat receivad endids eck of boots-and shoer whieft he wills fl at barzains. He invites the attention of everybody to cal! and + xamine his stock. Re pairing promp*ly and. neatly Boots Be to order.— French cook tu The table wil market affords tains. House Liquors and Ci English, eetiohs and German spoken at thi: } Miners’ Hotel and Restaurant. LL —— F. Stumpf, Proprieter The above Hotel is now eompleted : and ready to accommodate anv num Bj ber of ng. ‘raons with Boarfand Lody ‘his House has nowthe bes: the’state, ibe sap “lied with every! hing th: De Lodging Department con tains everything to mak ‘travelers comfortabl Board as cheap asat any other place in the moun ‘The Barie always eupphed «ith Wines rs. ed style as at any The Table P-aur IM: is eee fi-hing and hua The in tac coun. short notice. ELIJAH 0 TOMPKINS, WOULD IN ¥U8M the traveling publiand aif who wish tc spend « season at this beautiful part of Ne vada county; that he has now open Cquai si uvi euperior to an Fishing and Huating.—ticre is vu BEAR VALLEY HOUSE. Junction of the Nevada and Mutch Fiat roade to Virgivia City. his Large und Eiegant House BEAR VALLEY, And is prepared to accomime date all in mi he pap other Hues: iu tn an The House has just, been but and hand Somely sufusnicd theodghvut—haviag ravm enough ior forty perauns. good nm the best of fogd— House ip this county: will cont sivih cymes bv weat Valley, ior ting : Mall ie the largest and best Dduppeie utd Music. eee vp 7 ‘ Ick, DO YOU WANT ICE! Mpegs STONE & HALE would inform the peuple of this . are prepared fervinh, 2M fa webs; Withhe Very best quality of an orders left at No. § Commercial promptly attende to. j that they are w Clear as Crystal. . Street will be J. WITWER, Agent. MLAZE’S SALJON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 61 if You Want 9 Good Drink, ] v . CLOTHING, . ‘want of anything in the above line will find. it SA xurve of $50. For a single dash of a half mile. . THURSDAY, JUNE 15th 1865, j NO RACE. THIRD DAY. FRIDAY, JUNE ith” 1865. Purse ef $100. Mile and repeat. Free for all beaten horses. : SAME DAY. Purse of $50, Free for all. Single dash of 1 mile. : SAME DAY. : FPurse of $25. tor suddle horses, a quarter . of w mile, FOURTH DAY, SATURDAY, JUNE \7th 1865, Purse of $100, Free for all horses owned in Nevada county. Mile and repeut. — t SAME DAY.Purse of $25. Single dash of one mile. Free for ull, FIFTH DAY. SUNDAY, June 18th. “A matched Foot Race, 140 yards fur $500. Between Rouse and Kendrick, = LAST PAY, MONDAY, June '$th, repeat, provided the horses Lodiand Norfolk are entered by, or before, the 10th day of June. Should the ubove race not fill, a Purse of $200 will. be given for 2 miles and repeat. Free fur ali except the Winner of the 2 mile race the 3d day. Entrance to the above races .0 por cent. All races to be run and governed, by the State Rules, Entrees to be made at the Glenbrook Park with Chas. Osborn on the evening befure the day of the race by or before 6 u'clock Tu all the above races two or more entrees to be made, and two to start, except in. the race of Lodi and, Norfolk, : : ‘ Neither trouble or expense has been spared in putting, this Course in the most perfect order, and Pat rons may rest assured the#theProprietor will use bis best endeavors to please al? who favor him with their patronage : CHAS. H. OSBORN, Proprietor, Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hardware, Liquors, &. M. J. HYDELIFF, feos THIS METHOD OF INFORMING the citizens of : ‘ ; ae LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP, . That he has just received direct ie Francisco a large aud muguiticent stock of PROVISIONS, <P RY GOODS, Purse of $800 will he givenfgr 2 miles and . ’ WILLIAM H, KENT, Has opened a New Drug Sto1e—former! ecem , en pied by his Pather— i At Nov & Commercial Street,. Nevada,, In consequence vf the primary . ; ae ¢ : He will’ keep: constantly on land a large andi FIRST DAY. a Purse of ¢ ‘or 2 mile heats, andrepcat. . ‘ Free for all except Lodi and Norfolk, _ DRUGS, : es WEDNESDAY, JUNE: Mth 1865. ~ . Purse of $150. Mile heats, best three in five, CHEMICALS,. free for all fuur yeur olds, . 'The-second horse to save . es oe : his entrance. \ PERFUMERY:-& 5. ME DAY. . Ty stefan Prescriptions careefully compounded at. ail hours, Nevada, Feb 9th : GEORGE E. TURNER, . DEALER IN HARDWARE, TINWARE™ STOVES, MINING TOOLS, Crockery and Gass. Ware;. And in fact: overvthing usually found im a: Store of this kind, which will be sold cheap: for: cash. — =~ dis Chonometer and. Watch Maker; DBALER IN WATCHES, DIAMON DS,,. _ Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles, —~AND— FANCY GOODS. Masonic Ballding—Cérner of Pine & Com mercial Streets, NevadaCity. Nevada, Jan. 19th. Black’s Bridge,. B Ee nee BLACK gives fotice to the trayeliug public that he haw purchased of Jesse: Wall the well known Bridge and Koad, THE ONLY ONE FOR TEAMS,, , Leading from Nevada City to Monteruse Hill, Birchville French Corral, / North San Juan. Sweetland and Horsemen and Footmen wii! find: this they best Route to the above places. ab bY William KR. Cee,,. At the.Old Corner, distinetly understood that he is going to stay there and sell his goods as chy ap as the cheaper itis his determination not to be undersold by m\ body. -His atock consists of ) Women’s Shoes, thick and thin so'e, Gale ters, Balmorats, and every style of Shoe. + Misses? & Children’s shoes, every style Kenkerts’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Kdge, Douubie Sole and Quilted Bottom Boots. A large » assortment of Miners’ Heavy aud Light Boota,. Gum Buots, &e. He sells 4KATHER, TOOLS, 2HOK Fi N DINGS. of every description at ; ) San. rancisco Prices retail ’ Boot aad Shetmaker’s supplied at. command. . All work. bought at the store is Warranted.; and will be repaired free of custif itrips nuressunably. grad Having one of th> very best workmen in the State, Pam prepured to make boots at short notice‘and warrant a fit.or no sale Gratetul for liberal pat runaae. in the t, 1 rn am determined to merit it in the future 7 giv: . iy the public first rate artieles and at the lowBOOTS AND SHO ES, emt possible prices. W. K. COK, oe MEAT MARKET, 5s HARDWARE, _— JAS UOT LEY: keeps on hand BR: io pat meg god peien ne i ~ . ton. Veal, Corn ef ana Pork, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, at his shop on isroad. street twe : doors b: luw Hanson & Co’s, which he will soll &e. &e. ut reaeopable rater wreash. { At his Stores in Red-Dog and You Bet . WHICH HE WILL SELL CHEAP. FOR CASH. ! I bave now on hend the largest stork of Goods every brought into the Mountains. Persons in greatly totheir advantage to call at either Stores in Med Dog or You Bet. M. J. HYDELIFF. PAINTING & CRAINING. Main Street, opposite Wm. R. Coe’s Shoe Stoge. . and vu the must reasunable mentof SPLENDID WALL PAPER.’ —_— F. POTTER, = 8 PREPARED TO DO’ HOUSE PAINTING and Graining of ull kinds at the shertest Device Constantly on bend und for sale As Cheap as the Cheapest ! ’ Nevada, May 1&th. : [* STILE. THERE, and wants it to be. EN AE RRL ae

#uthority is acp treatment of them their new irpassed, jane nor ‘ . returned w of human sof. th male and fe, miserable expeegieion from r broken-down e happiness of this horrid sitses the scene. tend to those rrible, life-decared for and 1 immediately as made prirs, and who is s ‘without mérortant to those interested in ul of the many *8, publishing vy days, impo6s of eminent es. Be there‘you may falt 0 is small pox, > contrary of be ‘ of self-abuse, indulgence ig an almost un-: ing certainty , unless comviz: sallow ) pain in the 2 rustling of ss about the o charge. at Home .Dm, stating Ase conwarded, free of the counfor ten dolugh Wells, Kearney St. . Office Box nate. and preter: 8, dupe the etors whose weekly are. e8eir trade.— per Carriers, rer the San iil not find . find their rectory for mposition is ; aud may ' physicians is no safety 0 and what eive people etended pa. satisfy perlity to treat Dare. fe, a sure y. Sentby yr epl3 vat dee Dod JW. HIND 6. . aonent = oo BANKING HOUSE AND ASSAY OFFICE, HINDS & TULLY, Bankers. Successors to G. W. Kidd, FANS bought the well known Banking : t20use and business of George W. Kidd, On Broad Street, Nevada City, Will earry on. the Banking business, at_the old stand, under the firm name of Hinds & Tully. The Highest Price will be paid fer Gold Dust. : 7 Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates, L*beral adyances made on Gold Dust on Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. Deposits Received. Checks on San Draftson the Eastern States at the Lowest Rates, e Collections made. State andi County securities purchased at the highest market value, : Agents for the London and-Liverpooi Fire and Life Insurance Company, ie Gold and Ores of every description MELTED, REFINED and ASSAYED All Assays warranted to be correct. * Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of (al ifornia ; Sacramento, D. O. Mil.s & Co 3; New York. Lees & Walier. . i api SAMUEL LEWIS, Saccessor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF "He CIGARS AND TOBAECO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. At the old stand— Lewis’ Bui'ding, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. ~ rT now ready to supply his former patrons and the public gemtrally with all goods in his line as heretofore at San Francisco Prices f Thank(ul for past patronage, he respectfully olicits a continusnce. mehi-tf A. 0. 0. OF H. FIRST GRAND Anniversary —AND— : )VANCY DRESS BALL LF THE Grass Valley Council, No. A. 0. 0. OF H. 1. Will be given at Hamilton Hail, Grass Valley, Tuesday Eve’g, July 4th, 1865. “ Commitie ot Arrangements. C. R, Clorke, D.B Nye, G. W. Dixon. H. J. Snow, J. D. Meek, D.E Bell. A. W. Campbell, T. R, Kibbe, R. Leach. J. H. Stebbins, W 8 Byrne. . . Recept ion Committee. A. Brownwell. Geo. B. Shearer, J: J. Doty Floor Mimnagers. 3 Jno. Webber. A. Hooper. Hank Snow. Cal. Clark. TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. No special invitations given, but a general invitation to the public is extended. All Brothers of the Order, cordially invited to attend mv? + Grand Ball at the Bear Valley Howe, MR. & MRS. E. 0. TOMPKINS, Would respectfully inform their frienda and the public generally tha* they will vive a Grand Hall, at their ‘a Nisw HOUSE, in Bear Valley, on THURSDAY, JUNE 224, 1865. ere Se Managers. a—C. Marvin. Dutch Flat—X. H.Gaylord Rough & Ready—H. Walling. ashingtoa—C. Steinmitz: Little York—C W _ Kemmington. Red Dog—R MceGuun. Nevada—J. A Luncaster. 1. Williamson. Grass Valley—U. ©. Sinith, ¥.-Cleaveland. The Washington Brass Band has been secured for the occasion. Floor Managers ‘selected at the Ball. Tickets Five tollars. jet ~ California Stage Company. OF Will Icave the office of the Company, at the — Exchange Hotel, broad street, Nevaa city, EVERY MORNING AT 7 O°CLOCK, ” BY DONNER LAKE, Fer Virginia and Carson Cities 1. Arriving at Virginia at 10 o’el.cki P. mM same day. Keturning will ievve Virginia at 4A Mm. orriving at Grass Valley in time tv connect with DAILY. LINE Daily Line of Coaches for Marysville, A and Nevada City.DA ILY LINE FOR ILLINOISTOWN & DUTCH FLAT leaves the Nativna! Hotel, Nevada city, daily at? e’clock, A. M. ; W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent. evada. Dec. lst. JAttorney and Counselor at Law. Office No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City. ______} And everything usually kept in a first-class Drag store. . in good standing are . . : tiem Glenbrook Park having been put in most ex(Successorto J: M--Levey), Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts., ee Nevada, wit keep constantly on hand al large and well selected stock of : es DRUG MEDICIN CHEMICAL * PERFUMERY wYE-STUFES, EXTRACTS, TOILET .AND FANCY ARTICLES, da city, on ed with in the jabove line, and will rah as follwws : Leaves the National Exchange Hotel, Neva7 ‘Leaves Nea ie nesday, and 5 eile a ". Washineve: aiphn-e omen RACES) RAGES! RAGE! RAGES! GLENBROOK PARK. STAGE LINE Takes this method of informing the travelling pubIve that he hes “purchased the entire interest of Hank Place Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. At So’clock, A.M. ~ , every Monday, WedAt 8 o’clock. 4.M. Light Freight will.be taken and deliver: promptnese and despatch _.R. W. LATTA. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 1865. : 6 ie UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY INforms the citizens of Nevada ouunty, as also the. entire State, that he will give the Purses named be low for the firat Race Meeting on the Glénbrook Park Course since he has made the many valuable improvements. He thinks it is not saying too much to state that the Course is not excelled, if equalled, on the Pacific coast election and the Convention coming in the middle of the racing the programme has been changed, viz : te nee &r Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, Having had many years’ experience as a druggist and apothecary, in the best houses, I confidently selicit the patronage of the community, and warrant satisfaction ay JOHN F-BUSSENIUS. — Nevada, May 13, 1865. GRASS VALLEY —IND— ILLINOISTOWN TURNPIKE. ioe ROAD is now completed to Clipper: Gap and Auburn, the latter place being for the pres ent the terminus of the Pacifie Railroud. This highway affords every facility to the traveling public.— It is amply supplied with water, THE GRADES ARE EASY, And it is the. nearest. aad without comparison, THE BEST ROAD, Connecting Clipper Gap and Auburn ~—WITH— GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA. No Tolls will be received until the 1st of June next; in the meantime, th: public are invited to give itatrial. %.C. COLKMAN, President GERRY MorG AN, Seeretary. m?0 Im EMPIRE SALOON Cady’s Brick Building, Mill Sircet, GRASS VALLEY. AMES B. JEFFERY taker this method of informing his friends jn Nevada and vicinity that h> nas become sole proprietor of the above well knewn and. popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars, To which he invites the attention of those who know a yood thing and can appreciate it when it is sparkling before their eyes, : Nevadans! vive mea call when you visit Grass Vallvy— t wi lalways be on hanit, ready ans willing to serve you with the beat in the Shop.” JAMES B JEFFERY Grass Valley. Sept 4th—tf ~ ‘ G. R. CRAWFORD, Masonte Building, on Pine Street Always on hand JUSTICES’ AND , CONSTABES — e ; j Bianks. Retail Dealer in Plain and FancySA TIONERY, Blank Books, Sheet Music, Gold Pens, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Nevada,Jduty 28th GLENBROOK PAK. a Horse Training and Breaking. cellent condition, ; CHARLEY OSBORNE Is now ready to take Stock for Breaking or Training. The Stabling is as good as any Track in the State. and long experience in the Training of Horses euables me to give the heat satisfaction Apply to CHARLES OSBORN, Glenbrook Park, ap30. On the Grass Valley and'Nevada road “ALL ABOARD!” Grass. Valley and Nevada City STAGE LINE. pata . recently re chased this lng eatabiiahed and popular Stage line, we are ready tu carry passengers over » road witti.epeed and safety. promising to + see inene wire ride with usin a sSahresas, and we trust, in a satislactory manner. Hours of Depsrture. Leaves Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, daily. at 8 pitta pe ah M.and4o’clock P.M. Leaves evade, ally, st 9 o’clock, A. M. and .M. and 50 . = ae CLEVELAND& ROYCE, Propr’s. Nevada, Nov. 17th: A. (. NILES, Attorney and: Counselor at Law. — (ENE wae ° E. W. SMITH, Justice of the . 1 a full supply of. uaPHO

Over the Nevada, January ith. CH. FERRAND. TOGRAPHIC.a1 “AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST} Xr Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best styleofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, United States Bakery. UNION SPRI . the anv is ity of stock wil wel ta generally ¢ sively to his already large an@ elegant establish nent of Horses. Buggies, Saddivs, Harness. &c repared to furnish as fine turn oute as can be found in the and eaav Saddle Aor or Gentlemen wi'l be teady at all times. experience in the bysiners and an earncat desir: to retain the confidence of my friends leads me to believe T will be abl. te give weneral aatisfaction Particular attintion paid to Hordes on livery — Carriages always iu vers for the use of patties, b Ne, de. The qual LIVERY STABLE, _ NG STREET. NEVADA. JOHN A, LANCASTER woul in » form biz.friends and hat he har addea exten Fi te. Well trained, fleet iweil equipped for Ladies A long ineas with earefnl dri 1 peratit me to say that those seck ne or bie bg on business would do togiveme a eal} adie py them «fat a large and apl from the Bay, the sur oundin as he haa remo Boot and Shoe Store. W.L. Shaefer would in form the citizens uf Nevada and coubtry that his stuck of BOOTS & SHOES. To Commercial street,.near.Pine st, and ia sell low nates, Ife has jrat receivad endids eck of boots-and shoer whieft he wills fl at barzains. He invites the attention of everybody to cal! and + xamine his stock. Re pairing promp*ly and. neatly Boots Be to order.— French cook tu The table wil market affords tains. House Liquors and Ci English, eetiohs and German spoken at thi: } Miners’ Hotel and Restaurant. LL —— F. Stumpf, Proprieter The above Hotel is now eompleted : and ready to accommodate anv num Bj ber of ng. ‘raons with Boarfand Lody ‘his House has nowthe bes: the’state, ibe sap “lied with every! hing th: De Lodging Department con tains everything to mak ‘travelers comfortabl Board as cheap asat any other place in the moun ‘The Barie always eupphed «ith Wines rs. ed style as at any The Table P-aur IM: is eee fi-hing and hua The in tac coun. short notice. ELIJAH 0 TOMPKINS, WOULD IN ¥U8M the traveling publiand aif who wish tc spend « season at this beautiful part of Ne vada county; that he has now open Cquai si uvi euperior to an Fishing and Huating.—ticre is vu BEAR VALLEY HOUSE. Junction of the Nevada and Mutch Fiat roade to Virgivia City. his Large und Eiegant House BEAR VALLEY, And is prepared to accomime date all in mi he pap other Hues: iu tn an The House has just, been but and hand Somely sufusnicd theodghvut—haviag ravm enough ior forty perauns. good nm the best of fogd— House ip this county: will cont sivih cymes bv weat Valley, ior ting : Mall ie the largest and best Dduppeie utd Music. eee vp 7 ‘ Ick, DO YOU WANT ICE! Mpegs STONE & HALE would inform the peuple of this . are prepared fervinh, 2M fa webs; Withhe Very best quality of an orders left at No. § Commercial promptly attende to. j that they are w Clear as Crystal. . Street will be J. WITWER, Agent. MLAZE’S SALJON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 61 if You Want 9 Good Drink, ] v . CLOTHING, . ‘want of anything in the above line will find. it SA xurve of $50. For a single dash of a half mile. . THURSDAY, JUNE 15th 1865, j NO RACE. THIRD DAY. FRIDAY, JUNE ith” 1865. Purse ef $100. Mile and repeat. Free for all beaten horses. : SAME DAY. Purse of $50, Free for all. Single dash of 1 mile. : SAME DAY. : FPurse of $25. tor suddle horses, a quarter . of w mile, FOURTH DAY, SATURDAY, JUNE \7th 1865, Purse of $100, Free for all horses owned in Nevada county. Mile and repeut. — t SAME DAY.Purse of $25. Single dash of one mile. Free for ull, FIFTH DAY. SUNDAY, June 18th. “A matched Foot Race, 140 yards fur $500. Between Rouse and Kendrick, = LAST PAY, MONDAY, June '$th, repeat, provided the horses Lodiand Norfolk are entered by, or before, the 10th day of June. Should the ubove race not fill, a Purse of $200 will. be given for 2 miles and repeat. Free fur ali except the Winner of the 2 mile race the 3d day. Entrance to the above races .0 por cent. All races to be run and governed, by the State Rules, Entrees to be made at the Glenbrook Park with Chas. Osborn on the evening befure the day of the race by or before 6 u'clock Tu all the above races two or more entrees to be made, and two to start, except in. the race of Lodi and, Norfolk, : : ‘ Neither trouble or expense has been spared in putting, this Course in the most perfect order, and Pat rons may rest assured the#theProprietor will use bis best endeavors to please al? who favor him with their patronage : CHAS. H. OSBORN, Proprietor, Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hardware, Liquors, &. M. J. HYDELIFF, feos THIS METHOD OF INFORMING the citizens of : ‘ ; ae LITTLE YORK TOWNSHIP, . That he has just received direct ie Francisco a large aud muguiticent stock of PROVISIONS, <P RY GOODS, Purse of $800 will he givenfgr 2 miles and . ’ WILLIAM H, KENT, Has opened a New Drug Sto1e—former! ecem , en pied by his Pather— i At Nov & Commercial Street,. Nevada,, In consequence vf the primary . ; ae ¢ : He will’ keep: constantly on land a large andi FIRST DAY. a Purse of ¢ ‘or 2 mile heats, andrepcat. . ‘ Free for all except Lodi and Norfolk, _ DRUGS, : es WEDNESDAY, JUNE: Mth 1865. ~ . Purse of $150. Mile heats, best three in five, CHEMICALS,. free for all fuur yeur olds, . 'The-second horse to save . es oe : his entrance. \ PERFUMERY:-& 5. ME DAY. . Ty stefan Prescriptions careefully compounded at. ail hours, Nevada, Feb 9th : GEORGE E. TURNER, . DEALER IN HARDWARE, TINWARE™ STOVES, MINING TOOLS, Crockery and Gass. Ware;. And in fact: overvthing usually found im a: Store of this kind, which will be sold cheap: for: cash. — =~ dis Chonometer and. Watch Maker; DBALER IN WATCHES, DIAMON DS,,. _ Jewelry, Silver Ware, Spectacles, —~AND— FANCY GOODS. Masonic Ballding—Cérner of Pine & Com mercial Streets, NevadaCity. Nevada, Jan. 19th. Black’s Bridge,. B Ee nee BLACK gives fotice to the trayeliug public that he haw purchased of Jesse: Wall the well known Bridge and Koad, THE ONLY ONE FOR TEAMS,, , Leading from Nevada City to Monteruse Hill, Birchville French Corral, / North San Juan. Sweetland and Horsemen and Footmen wii! find: this they best Route to the above places. ab bY William KR. Cee,,. At the.Old Corner, distinetly understood that he is going to stay there and sell his goods as chy ap as the cheaper itis his determination not to be undersold by m\ body. -His atock consists of ) Women’s Shoes, thick and thin so'e, Gale ters, Balmorats, and every style of Shoe. + Misses? & Children’s shoes, every style Kenkerts’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Kdge, Douubie Sole and Quilted Bottom Boots. A large » assortment of Miners’ Heavy aud Light Boota,. Gum Buots, &e. He sells 4KATHER, TOOLS, 2HOK Fi N DINGS. of every description at ; ) San. rancisco Prices retail ’ Boot aad Shetmaker’s supplied at. command. . All work. bought at the store is Warranted.; and will be repaired free of custif itrips nuressunably. grad Having one of th> very best workmen in the State, Pam prepured to make boots at short notice‘and warrant a fit.or no sale Gratetul for liberal pat runaae. in the t, 1 rn am determined to merit it in the future 7 giv: . iy the public first rate artieles and at the lowBOOTS AND SHO ES, emt possible prices. W. K. COK, oe MEAT MARKET, 5s HARDWARE, _— JAS UOT LEY: keeps on hand BR: io pat meg god peien ne i ~ . ton. Veal, Corn ef ana Pork, DRUGS AND MEDICINES, at his shop on isroad. street twe : doors b: luw Hanson & Co’s, which he will soll &e. &e. ut reaeopable rater wreash. { At his Stores in Red-Dog and You Bet . WHICH HE WILL SELL CHEAP. FOR CASH. ! I bave now on hend the largest stork of Goods every brought into the Mountains. Persons in greatly totheir advantage to call at either Stores in Med Dog or You Bet. M. J. HYDELIFF. PAINTING & CRAINING. Main Street, opposite Wm. R. Coe’s Shoe Stoge. . and vu the must reasunable mentof SPLENDID WALL PAPER.’ —_— F. POTTER, = 8 PREPARED TO DO’ HOUSE PAINTING and Graining of ull kinds at the shertest Device Constantly on bend und for sale As Cheap as the Cheapest ! ’ Nevada, May 1&th. : [* STILE. THERE, and wants it to be. EN AE RRL ae