June 4, 1868 (4 pages)

baa 4 NEVADA cry. CALIFORNIA: THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, 1868. UNIOW TICKET. ¥OR PRESIDENT, . ‘GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT. SCHUYLER COLFAX. Wo DOES HE BELONG TO ?—The “Brick Pomeroys” of the Democratic party, those gentlemen who are continually prating about the daggers which will leap from their sheaths, should Grant be elected President, are in a quandary as to whom the President of Wilkes Booth belongs, now that he has been technically acquitted and. morally convicted of high crimes and misdemeanors against the Government. In our humble judgment it is a matter very easy of solution. Lincoln was murdered in the presence of his family, in « crowded theatre, by a member of the Democratic pro-slavery party ; who, acting for the party he represented, and knowing the pliable stuff of which Andrew Johnson was made, paved the way for his easy entree into the Democratic fold, by that of assassination Which appalled the world. Johnson was ‘elected on the Republican ticket with Lincoln ; the latter was murdered by-a Democrat, and Johnson ascended to the vacant place. The price he paid for the succession was his disgracefal _ abandonment of his party principles, his desertion of the policy of Lincoln, of whom when alluding to the punishmént which should be meted out to rebels and traitors, be said: “though in him mercy has been slain, let not justice be slain also ;’ and his restoring, without the shadow of right o¢ law, the most infamcus traitors of the day— all Democrats—to their ald position and property in their several localities. Af___ ter the bbratat murder of Lincoln by the ~ head-centre of the Ku-Kiux-Klan, all the advisers of Johnson were Democrats; to them he naturally turned for countenance and comfort, when the bloody form of the assassinated Lincoln would come between him and his cups, asa warning to desist from the course he was pursuing. To the Democratic party and to no other does Andrew Johnson belong, and it will require the united strength of more “Brick Pomeroys” than there are in that organization now to successfully repudiate him. He was discarded by the betrayed. Re* publican party long since, and left to whistle down the tide of time as best suited him. The Democracy patted him. on the back at every station, revived his drooping spirits, and assisted him to “swing around the circle” to the disgust ofthe nation. If any more evidence were needed to prove that Andrew Johnson belongs body and sdul to the Ku-Klux-Klan of the country, let the rise, progress and result of the impeachment trial be introduced. The Republican press of the country favored it ; the “Brick Pomeroys” of the Demo cratic press were opposed to it.— Throughout its progress the Democracy indulged in vehement appeals against the Senate; denouncing certain members (Republican) in the most disgraceeful manner, and calling upon the people to rally in their strength to put down the “Rump Congress.” When the result of the trial was announced, brought . about by the aid of Republican votes, a shont .of acclaim. went up—not from the press of the Republican party, not from the voices of Union 1nen, lovers of their country and. of. patriots, but from the-colemns of the presses edited by the “Brick Pomeroys”’ of the country, and from the throats of every Copperhead and Ku-Klux-Klan in the Union. The latter were pleased,and why should they not have been? Blood red murder gave him to them, and by blood red murder do they threaten to win again: THAT EARTHQUAKE.~From the time given by exchanges for the shocks of the late earthquake, it would seem that a 4 ee . -] supply is 62,000,000 gallons. -of the conversion, the editor of the Unbefore yesterday at his home in Lancaster, Pa., at an advanced age. Some one has borrowed our encyclopedia, and thus we are not enabled to publish a long account of the deceased as-some of our larger cotemporaries will do. © Bat our space allows us tosay that Buchanan probably, will be remembered as much for his connection with the bar-. gain and sale slander on’ Henry Clay, ‘his infamous Ostend manifesto, his position while the Kansas atrocities were being perpetrated, and the crowning acts of imbecility ‘which marked his course when tle rebels rose in their audacity and might to destroy this Government, as for any good service he ever rendered the country in his better moments. The gravelsalways invoked to cover faults and disclose virtues ; but the life and deeds of James Buchanan .can no part of them be hidden. They must stand before the light of the world and receive criticism while time endures. EXPERIENCES OF A CoNVERT.—The. Rebel press has been glorifying over a convert to their cause in the shape of the Esmeralda Union. Several of the ehange.of heart, and bespoke for it a liberal support. As there might be some suspicion as to the genuineness ton has kept up a self examination and finds he has experienced a change of heart. Hear him : One of the most satisfactory effects of Democracy is the economy which results from it. Our wash bill, since we joined the “Great Unwashed,” has fallen off from $2°a week to—nothing.— We spend no money at the barber's or the bootblack’s ; contribute nothing to the support of ministers of the Gospel or cichasbe, make no donations to asylums for curing deafness or blindnesse—both of which disorders, (especially when they are of a mental nature.) are promotive of pure Democracy.— Have no trouble now about little store. bille—have, in fact, become such a favorite among the merchants, that they all desire us to have first choice among their new goods, and have. un ‘arrives—afier the Presidential election. We suffer s constant, harrowing fear that niggers, Chinamen and Piutes will become our political, moral and social superiors, and our torturing “visions of fa. extra gallon of corn aoe pares. the great agonizing fear of n r suprema womie doabtions be lifted from the Democratic mind, of thiscommunity at least, before sunset. By these presents do we know that our Democracy is genuine, Tue K. K. K. Notiry OLp Bex.—A Washington correspondent of the Philudelphia Press, writing under date of April 20, says: “Hon. Benjamin F. Wade received the following anonymous letter, this morning, postmarked Winchester, Kentucky, April 17. I copy verbatim et literatim : Ben. Wade, Hon. (80 called.) This communication is to noti that you are marked and watched by the ra K. K.,& that should you and your infamous associates succeed in your fanatical and helish design of foisting yourself as so called President on an unwilling people by actual force that your fate will be before one month, that of “the late lamented A.L.” You may not heed this warning, but go your course, and R our fate is sealed by a bullet from 8S. K. KK. Eyes ‘are on . your track that never sleep; and this will be your portion. . Thad. Stevens is doomed. Gen. Grant is watched also. You think yourselfin security, but there is a vengeance awaiting you three rand conspirators. As for Butler, the \. K. K. ef New Orleans will take him in charge at the proper time, and his portion will aiso be a bullet. An indignant people will no longer bear what you.demons in human shape are preparing for them. Goon any you will sev wuether the 8 8. K. K. K. * will lie. Be warned in time. By order of the Grand Commander of the K. K. K. W. C, C. K., April 14, 1868, 8. K. K. K. KILL D.—A notorious bese known as “Mountain Scott,” the murderer of Ritter at Michigan Bar, was killed by officers Leaman and McCoy, in Marysville, on Tuesday last. York city supplied by the Croton acqueduct, is 65,000 ; and the average Of kourse the Klan kreates the night” unveil a spectral ti. . Miss Fanny Yonng do J McBean Washi pres ne ay > have g Parnes do F Mafier Wants hil a constant desire “to shoot a nigger,” . T W: B and if we could only get credit foran . @W Daniels . do NG Miller San Juan THE number of buildings in New. that during the late Tebellidn, there bre cuts. it may beso. The bayonet is a fearful weapon, and a bayonet charge is terrible. It is the fear of the bayonet by it. The sabre does not often come lery and long range guns. le ete Haves Crry, on the Pacific Railroad, contains fifteen hundred people, nearly one-half of whom subsist by selling whisky to the other half. The Gospel has never been preached in the place. Shooting at each other is the standard amusement of the lively population, four persons having been shot in a single week recentiy. Might is right, and the revolver is the Court of. first .and last appeal. It has not rained there for six months. Assassins.—The La Crosse, (Wis.) Democrat, Brick Pomeroy’s paper, makes this declaration : “Some one says that the Radicals fear. Grant will: be assassinated. So he will, if he is.elected President, and it would not do the country the least harm.” way THE following is the only lucid extion of the nature and objects of the i cashinatton of Kusses known as the Ku-Kluz Klan: The Ku-Klux Klan are kalled upon to-kustigate or kiil any kullered kusses who may approve the konstitution being konkockt by the kontemptible karpetbaggerra at the kapotal. Each Klan is kommanded by a karniverous kernel who kollects his komrades with kare and kaution kommensurate with the kause. Whenever konvened they must’ korrectlygive four kountersigns. These are: Kill the kullered kuss; klean out the karpetbaggers; krush the konvention ; karry konservatism ; konfusion to Kongress ; konfederates will konquer. able konsternation among the Kon and their kunning konductors, who kalkulate that their kareermay. be kut they Kant komplain.—L—L———L—LLLL— es ARRIVALS AT THE ie LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s, : Ju e 3, 1888. P Thayer San Francisc Mre Joyce San Juan W Stevenson & w do Mre Lovett do A P Clough Osiviville G ESpooner. do § Bouchard You Bet H A Lord Bannerville T Thomas Relief Hill I T Wright do I Crompton Deer Cree W H Daryea hi H Shurburn Cmega T Thomas Grass Valle GB Norton ee RW New g Nevada City D Rodden Bear River J Shap do J Gouthard Gienbroo nT LUMBER. LUMBER. ALWAYS ON HAND! —AT THE— t@ BLUE TENT SAW MILL.2 A. GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LUM. For Sale at Market Rates. Ge” Orders left at BAKER & MARTIN'S Store on Broad Street will be romptly attended to. G@. A. CooPER. Proprietor. KEEP COOLGOOD ICE. 4 E NEVADA ICE COMPANY are now prepared to deliver ICE to any part of the city at reasonable rates and in any quantity to suit customers. Eapitice, Hotels and Saloons can be seupecs y poring. their orders at the OFFICE OF THE COM ‘ANY, corner of Boulder Street. foot of Main Street. mz -PIONE ASSAY OFFI. &, (Retsbitened in 1853.) BY— JAMES J. OTT O@ice—28 Maim Str, Nevida City OLD AND ORES OF D P Gy TON Metered ante y DESCRIP me eeaye fully citing done fn the presence of depositors Come to the Centre ! HAVE SOLD MY STOCK in the Furniture Business immediate settlement of all owes bills are requested to y and will and F ote the pay up oothheg ‘ persons having bills me to present them for lement. at the Furniture Store, on . J. HNSTO Nevada, May 26th, 1868. a AP * Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop Cor. Broad & Sacramento Sts, GEORGE A. CHURCH, Prop'r <viaiesd WAGONS built ana rea 3 chicles ironed end all of Li} nent of W A GON STOCK, A ° N done in the best style and at short notices." NOTICE. diately and are reques 1 wag be Broad Street. _Bayonets anp SAbRES.—It is stated were reported in the Union army but wounds, and one hundred and five ga. . that causes so few wounds to be made: konsiderCLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, short by katastrophes. _Kowardly kurs, . . Sa THE OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE! Wher: youtan buy Clothing, etc. Cheaper than at any other Store in Nevada County. hi h ttt MEYER & COMPANY, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. NEVADA CITY. Everybody concedes that we have BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Bronghtto the Mountains, t#-Full Suits of Clothing from Seven Dollars and Fifty cents and upwards, at ; ‘2 MEYER & CO’S. _22 . = NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD ! NEW GOODs: NEW pidegEs : MEYER & CO., Announce to the inhabitants of Nevada county that they have JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aND— A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS G@™ Also, a ve-y mentor . BOYS’ CLOTHING ! Having purchased our Goods for CASH of the Leadiug New York Houses, SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVELY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. ree WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S ‘FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners? Shirts and Underciothing, Shoes, large and Complete Assort Boots, Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF GRUBBER GOODS gy A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE COUNTRY DEALERs, Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. . ” gan Francisco, May 1et—tf ‘Wedslesday, & Thursday Evenings,JUNE 8rd and 4h, ENGAGEMENT FOR . =F TWo NIGHTs ONLY: 1; —oF THE— Eminent. Artists, 7 MR & MISS COULDOCK!.2; Supported by the STAR STOCK COMPANY ! From MAGUIRE’S OPERA HOUSE, And MISS FANNY YOUNG, ee Her First 4 ppearance in Nevada, MRS. SOPHIE EDWIN, Mrs. E. F. Stewart, Miss Kate Lynch, Miss Maggie Lynch, Willie Edonin, P. Thayer, Willie Sims, E. N. Thayer, H. Coad, N. Cleaves, J. King, : J. English, Ww _ Change of Programme each Evening, Tickets $1. Doors open 7 o'clock, oe ance commences at 8 o’clock, — GRAND OPE.ING BALL, © os IN WASHINGTON. ON FRIDAY EVENING, June i1mb, 198, To all my ntiimerous frien ds throughout the County, l give a neral invitation, in on my part to make it the best Ball Wier given in the mountains. ge” THE CELEBRATED WASHINGTON BRASS BAND will furnish: musie fer the occasion. H. B. BUISMAN. Washington, May 28th. ‘ : THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND This side of San Francieco is kept at the Store of LOUIS OHNIMUS, Broad street, nearly o ite National Bx change Hotel, Nevada City. sin Tables, san Mirrors, &c. U — ky Call and examiné the Stock 14 Nevada, May 27th. WILLIAM LEWIS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS, MEERSCHAUM PIPES, MATCHES, ‘ &e. &c, Broad street, Nevada city. —JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST— A large and splendid lot of Cigars and Tobacco, (2 THE LARGEST AND BEST LOT EVER RECEIVED IN THIS CITY, Nevada, Apr 26th. R. FININGER & CO. -. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FINE BB AN DIES, WINES —anD— LIQUORS GENERALLY. BRICK STORE—NO 76 BROAD STREET Nevada City, mech3l CIANT POWDER ! f brie yee Powder which is bene! usn the leadin Quartz Mines o evada cage on with eet gered can — n uantity at r F Res Sata oo oe oe All orders promptly filled by addreseing BANDMANN, NEILSON & CO. San Francisco. DOCTOR H. TILING, Graduate of the University at Dorpat. Office—Masonic “a Residence fe ek Nevada city, CalJAMES MON 20, ? Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef, CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c. pA Meats sold at reasonable eaten 4 een Pon Brena Street, opposite — Mill Owners Take Notice. Improved Quartz Mill Screens! At half the Established Rates ! Bi . . @d. They have greater than the old Sei a eee eee the Goods away. .We buy and sell . “icf nsing these screens will save for cash, odnsequently we can sell . "*° w Orders Solicited. : 3 PHOLSTERING and REPAIRING

baa 4 NEVADA cry. CALIFORNIA: THURSDAY, JUNE 4th, 1868. UNIOW TICKET. ¥OR PRESIDENT, . ‘GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT. SCHUYLER COLFAX. Wo DOES HE BELONG TO ?—The “Brick Pomeroys” of the Democratic party, those gentlemen who are continually prating about the daggers which will leap from their sheaths, should Grant be elected President, are in a quandary as to whom the President of Wilkes Booth belongs, now that he has been technically acquitted and. morally convicted of high crimes and misdemeanors against the Government. In our humble judgment it is a matter very easy of solution. Lincoln was murdered in the presence of his family, in « crowded theatre, by a member of the Democratic pro-slavery party ; who, acting for the party he represented, and knowing the pliable stuff of which Andrew Johnson was made, paved the way for his easy entree into the Democratic fold, by that of assassination Which appalled the world. Johnson was ‘elected on the Republican ticket with Lincoln ; the latter was murdered by-a Democrat, and Johnson ascended to the vacant place. The price he paid for the succession was his disgracefal _ abandonment of his party principles, his desertion of the policy of Lincoln, of whom when alluding to the punishmént which should be meted out to rebels and traitors, be said: “though in him mercy has been slain, let not justice be slain also ;’ and his restoring, without the shadow of right o¢ law, the most infamcus traitors of the day— all Democrats—to their ald position and property in their several localities. Af___ ter the bbratat murder of Lincoln by the ~ head-centre of the Ku-Kiux-Klan, all the advisers of Johnson were Democrats; to them he naturally turned for countenance and comfort, when the bloody form of the assassinated Lincoln would come between him and his cups, asa warning to desist from the course he was pursuing. To the Democratic party and to no other does Andrew Johnson belong, and it will require the united strength of more “Brick Pomeroys” than there are in that organization now to successfully repudiate him. He was discarded by the betrayed. Re* publican party long since, and left to whistle down the tide of time as best suited him. The Democracy patted him. on the back at every station, revived his drooping spirits, and assisted him to “swing around the circle” to the disgust ofthe nation. If any more evidence were needed to prove that Andrew Johnson belongs body and sdul to the Ku-Klux-Klan of the country, let the rise, progress and result of the impeachment trial be introduced. The Republican press of the country favored it ; the “Brick Pomeroys” of the Demo cratic press were opposed to it.— Throughout its progress the Democracy indulged in vehement appeals against the Senate; denouncing certain members (Republican) in the most disgraceeful manner, and calling upon the people to rally in their strength to put down the “Rump Congress.” When the result of the trial was announced, brought . about by the aid of Republican votes, a shont .of acclaim. went up—not from the press of the Republican party, not from the voices of Union 1nen, lovers of their country and. of. patriots, but from the-colemns of the presses edited by the “Brick Pomeroys”’ of the country, and from the throats of every Copperhead and Ku-Klux-Klan in the Union. The latter were pleased,and why should they not have been? Blood red murder gave him to them, and by blood red murder do they threaten to win again: THAT EARTHQUAKE.~From the time given by exchanges for the shocks of the late earthquake, it would seem that a 4 ee . -] supply is 62,000,000 gallons. -of the conversion, the editor of the Unbefore yesterday at his home in Lancaster, Pa., at an advanced age. Some one has borrowed our encyclopedia, and thus we are not enabled to publish a long account of the deceased as-some of our larger cotemporaries will do. © Bat our space allows us tosay that Buchanan probably, will be remembered as much for his connection with the bar-. gain and sale slander on’ Henry Clay, ‘his infamous Ostend manifesto, his position while the Kansas atrocities were being perpetrated, and the crowning acts of imbecility ‘which marked his course when tle rebels rose in their audacity and might to destroy this Government, as for any good service he ever rendered the country in his better moments. The gravelsalways invoked to cover faults and disclose virtues ; but the life and deeds of James Buchanan .can no part of them be hidden. They must stand before the light of the world and receive criticism while time endures. EXPERIENCES OF A CoNVERT.—The. Rebel press has been glorifying over a convert to their cause in the shape of the Esmeralda Union. Several of the ehange.of heart, and bespoke for it a liberal support. As there might be some suspicion as to the genuineness ton has kept up a self examination and finds he has experienced a change of heart. Hear him : One of the most satisfactory effects of Democracy is the economy which results from it. Our wash bill, since we joined the “Great Unwashed,” has fallen off from $2°a week to—nothing.— We spend no money at the barber's or the bootblack’s ; contribute nothing to the support of ministers of the Gospel or cichasbe, make no donations to asylums for curing deafness or blindnesse—both of which disorders, (especially when they are of a mental nature.) are promotive of pure Democracy.— Have no trouble now about little store. bille—have, in fact, become such a favorite among the merchants, that they all desire us to have first choice among their new goods, and have. un ‘arrives—afier the Presidential election. We suffer s constant, harrowing fear that niggers, Chinamen and Piutes will become our political, moral and social superiors, and our torturing “visions of fa. extra gallon of corn aoe pares. the great agonizing fear of n r suprema womie doabtions be lifted from the Democratic mind, of thiscommunity at least, before sunset. By these presents do we know that our Democracy is genuine, Tue K. K. K. Notiry OLp Bex.—A Washington correspondent of the Philudelphia Press, writing under date of April 20, says: “Hon. Benjamin F. Wade received the following anonymous letter, this morning, postmarked Winchester, Kentucky, April 17. I copy verbatim et literatim : Ben. Wade, Hon. (80 called.) This communication is to noti that you are marked and watched by the ra K. K.,& that should you and your infamous associates succeed in your fanatical and helish design of foisting yourself as so called President on an unwilling people by actual force that your fate will be before one month, that of “the late lamented A.L.” You may not heed this warning, but go your course, and R our fate is sealed by a bullet from 8S. K. KK. Eyes ‘are on . your track that never sleep; and this will be your portion. . Thad. Stevens is doomed. Gen. Grant is watched also. You think yourselfin security, but there is a vengeance awaiting you three rand conspirators. As for Butler, the \. K. K. ef New Orleans will take him in charge at the proper time, and his portion will aiso be a bullet. An indignant people will no longer bear what you.demons in human shape are preparing for them. Goon any you will sev wuether the 8 8. K. K. K. * will lie. Be warned in time. By order of the Grand Commander of the K. K. K. W. C, C. K., April 14, 1868, 8. K. K. K. KILL D.—A notorious bese known as “Mountain Scott,” the murderer of Ritter at Michigan Bar, was killed by officers Leaman and McCoy, in Marysville, on Tuesday last. York city supplied by the Croton acqueduct, is 65,000 ; and the average Of kourse the Klan kreates the night” unveil a spectral ti. . Miss Fanny Yonng do J McBean Washi pres ne ay > have g Parnes do F Mafier Wants hil a constant desire “to shoot a nigger,” . T W: B and if we could only get credit foran . @W Daniels . do NG Miller San Juan THE number of buildings in New. that during the late Tebellidn, there bre cuts. it may beso. The bayonet is a fearful weapon, and a bayonet charge is terrible. It is the fear of the bayonet by it. The sabre does not often come lery and long range guns. le ete Haves Crry, on the Pacific Railroad, contains fifteen hundred people, nearly one-half of whom subsist by selling whisky to the other half. The Gospel has never been preached in the place. Shooting at each other is the standard amusement of the lively population, four persons having been shot in a single week recentiy. Might is right, and the revolver is the Court of. first .and last appeal. It has not rained there for six months. Assassins.—The La Crosse, (Wis.) Democrat, Brick Pomeroy’s paper, makes this declaration : “Some one says that the Radicals fear. Grant will: be assassinated. So he will, if he is.elected President, and it would not do the country the least harm.” way THE following is the only lucid extion of the nature and objects of the i cashinatton of Kusses known as the Ku-Kluz Klan: The Ku-Klux Klan are kalled upon to-kustigate or kiil any kullered kusses who may approve the konstitution being konkockt by the kontemptible karpetbaggerra at the kapotal. Each Klan is kommanded by a karniverous kernel who kollects his komrades with kare and kaution kommensurate with the kause. Whenever konvened they must’ korrectlygive four kountersigns. These are: Kill the kullered kuss; klean out the karpetbaggers; krush the konvention ; karry konservatism ; konfusion to Kongress ; konfederates will konquer. able konsternation among the Kon and their kunning konductors, who kalkulate that their kareermay. be kut they Kant komplain.—L—L———L—LLLL— es ARRIVALS AT THE ie

LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s, : Ju e 3, 1888. P Thayer San Francisc Mre Joyce San Juan W Stevenson & w do Mre Lovett do A P Clough Osiviville G ESpooner. do § Bouchard You Bet H A Lord Bannerville T Thomas Relief Hill I T Wright do I Crompton Deer Cree W H Daryea hi H Shurburn Cmega T Thomas Grass Valle GB Norton ee RW New g Nevada City D Rodden Bear River J Shap do J Gouthard Gienbroo nT LUMBER. LUMBER. ALWAYS ON HAND! —AT THE— t@ BLUE TENT SAW MILL.2 A. GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LUM. For Sale at Market Rates. Ge” Orders left at BAKER & MARTIN'S Store on Broad Street will be romptly attended to. G@. A. CooPER. Proprietor. KEEP COOLGOOD ICE. 4 E NEVADA ICE COMPANY are now prepared to deliver ICE to any part of the city at reasonable rates and in any quantity to suit customers. Eapitice, Hotels and Saloons can be seupecs y poring. their orders at the OFFICE OF THE COM ‘ANY, corner of Boulder Street. foot of Main Street. mz -PIONE ASSAY OFFI. &, (Retsbitened in 1853.) BY— JAMES J. OTT O@ice—28 Maim Str, Nevida City OLD AND ORES OF D P Gy TON Metered ante y DESCRIP me eeaye fully citing done fn the presence of depositors Come to the Centre ! HAVE SOLD MY STOCK in the Furniture Business immediate settlement of all owes bills are requested to y and will and F ote the pay up oothheg ‘ persons having bills me to present them for lement. at the Furniture Store, on . J. HNSTO Nevada, May 26th, 1868. a AP * Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop Cor. Broad & Sacramento Sts, GEORGE A. CHURCH, Prop'r <viaiesd WAGONS built ana rea 3 chicles ironed end all of Li} nent of W A GON STOCK, A ° N done in the best style and at short notices." NOTICE. diately and are reques 1 wag be Broad Street. _Bayonets anp SAbRES.—It is stated were reported in the Union army but wounds, and one hundred and five ga. . that causes so few wounds to be made: konsiderCLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, short by katastrophes. _Kowardly kurs, . . Sa THE OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE! Wher: youtan buy Clothing, etc. Cheaper than at any other Store in Nevada County. hi h ttt MEYER & COMPANY, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts. NEVADA CITY. Everybody concedes that we have BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Bronghtto the Mountains, t#-Full Suits of Clothing from Seven Dollars and Fifty cents and upwards, at ; ‘2 MEYER & CO’S. _22 . = NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD ! NEW GOODs: NEW pidegEs : MEYER & CO., Announce to the inhabitants of Nevada county that they have JUST OPENED A MAMMOTH Our Assortment consists of all the Latest Styles of Fashionable Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —aND— A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF CALIFORNIA BLANKETS G@™ Also, a ve-y mentor . BOYS’ CLOTHING ! Having purchased our Goods for CASH of the Leadiug New York Houses, SINCE THE DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVELY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. ree WE HAVE A SUPERIOR STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S ‘FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners? Shirts and Underciothing, Shoes, large and Complete Assort Boots, Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to a FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF GRUBBER GOODS gy A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE COUNTRY DEALERs, Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. . ” gan Francisco, May 1et—tf ‘Wedslesday, & Thursday Evenings,JUNE 8rd and 4h, ENGAGEMENT FOR . =F TWo NIGHTs ONLY: 1; —oF THE— Eminent. Artists, 7 MR & MISS COULDOCK!.2; Supported by the STAR STOCK COMPANY ! From MAGUIRE’S OPERA HOUSE, And MISS FANNY YOUNG, ee Her First 4 ppearance in Nevada, MRS. SOPHIE EDWIN, Mrs. E. F. Stewart, Miss Kate Lynch, Miss Maggie Lynch, Willie Edonin, P. Thayer, Willie Sims, E. N. Thayer, H. Coad, N. Cleaves, J. King, : J. English, Ww _ Change of Programme each Evening, Tickets $1. Doors open 7 o'clock, oe ance commences at 8 o’clock, — GRAND OPE.ING BALL, © os IN WASHINGTON. ON FRIDAY EVENING, June i1mb, 198, To all my ntiimerous frien ds throughout the County, l give a neral invitation, in on my part to make it the best Ball Wier given in the mountains. ge” THE CELEBRATED WASHINGTON BRASS BAND will furnish: musie fer the occasion. H. B. BUISMAN. Washington, May 28th. ‘ : THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND This side of San Francieco is kept at the Store of LOUIS OHNIMUS, Broad street, nearly o ite National Bx change Hotel, Nevada City. sin Tables, san Mirrors, &c. U — ky Call and examiné the Stock 14 Nevada, May 27th. WILLIAM LEWIS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS, MEERSCHAUM PIPES, MATCHES, ‘ &e. &c, Broad street, Nevada city. —JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST— A large and splendid lot of Cigars and Tobacco, (2 THE LARGEST AND BEST LOT EVER RECEIVED IN THIS CITY, Nevada, Apr 26th. R. FININGER & CO. -. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FINE BB AN DIES, WINES —anD— LIQUORS GENERALLY. BRICK STORE—NO 76 BROAD STREET Nevada City, mech3l CIANT POWDER ! f brie yee Powder which is bene! usn the leadin Quartz Mines o evada cage on with eet gered can — n uantity at r F Res Sata oo oe oe All orders promptly filled by addreseing BANDMANN, NEILSON & CO. San Francisco. DOCTOR H. TILING, Graduate of the University at Dorpat. Office—Masonic “a Residence fe ek Nevada city, CalJAMES MON 20, ? Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef, CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c. pA Meats sold at reasonable eaten 4 een Pon Brena Street, opposite — Mill Owners Take Notice. Improved Quartz Mill Screens! At half the Established Rates ! Bi . . @d. They have greater than the old Sei a eee eee the Goods away. .We buy and sell . “icf nsing these screens will save for cash, odnsequently we can sell . "*° w Orders Solicited. : 3 PHOLSTERING and REPAIRING