March 16, 1867 (4 pages)

area ——— ion Party was in favor of burdensome texatign! “No sith®® rian could’ expect the heavy taxation, and the burdens were. _ willingly berne by: the:people. The loyal: Congress has shown its desire for the wel-. to utterly ‘eradicate the rebellion. We people in Nevada county alone, of about! $110,000 this year. This much will be added to the working capital of the people, and the gain will beto every manuetur , Working man and capitalist in the county. ‘There. is ne man. who will; not be benefited, from: the laborer at two dollars and a lialf\pet day to the capitalist with his thotisands. We have heretofore shown how all classes will be benefited in the matter of the income tax, with an extheoldlaw. Hundreds:of men who labor’ in the mines for three dollars per day and paid this tax during the war are now exétupt; and the tax of the successfal miner is decreased one half. tax upon hats, caps, and bonnets, has been teduced' from. fiye to two per cent. The ‘tax upon leather of all descriptions is reduced one half, and similar reductions have been made upon woolen goods, with @ discrimination im favor of home manu. . fagtazes: Some-of the oppressive means for the collection. of taxes from.delinquent manufacturers have also been changed.— The penalty for not making returns has been reduced from ten to five-per cent. for . thefims@month and one per cent. addi-. tional for ench succeeding month the tax" remains unpaid. Before the additional tax was added after the 10thof the month, and frequently worked » severe hardship. In speaking of the injustice of the old rule, the Commissioner says: “In some instances large manufacturers, punctual usually in. theft payments, from the failure of amail, or the unexpected absence of a clerk, have been subjected to the payment of several thousand dollars.” ‘This modification will) benefit; every manufacturer in the county. Over.one hundred articles heretofore paying duty, and which are necessary touvery individual of the community, have been ttiide Giitirely exempt.’ We have endeayored to point out. some of the leading fea. turewof.the new law, amd the immense’ benefit which will resalt to all classes of . citizens wrt readily seen. The great aud 9 eosnenet See at the public debt is We showed ‘that 8 of dollars worth of property.the legitimate prises’ of war, that should have-goue te;pay'the national Wy they President.to the. rebel: Hisue . When. tempt to’ Pecotistract « Confederacy has added milfion' to the national: indebtedweds. “THe finaiicial and ‘ eaeret e. but we think there is considerable room ‘. for improvement in the management of . > . general tax is absorbed entirely in repair(Pee edie aig Atri {ie dct de hadley dbatietsaloge in such a Winter as tlie past the, City: Treas-' after repaits are paid for. So far asitle moneys collected are concerned, we appresend there is little cause for complaint, the highways, and in the. police regalatially enforced. We understand there is: # law for the improvement of upper Broad pose to follow this matter up until nd ng . Sear seemel very happy snd reviarked'=— . street, and yet a portion of the thorough-. fare is a disgrace te the town, and every ‘vehicle that passes runs the risk of «° bro-: walks will convince‘any one that.they are not properly attended to, It is unjust to the walk and street in front of his property in order, when he is liable to break his: ‘bones on the dilapidated roads of his neighbor. The entire community is: interested . . in the maintaimance of good roadsand the authorities are in duty bound tosee that they are keptin repair. The cleay streets and neat walks of Nevada used to be the: pride of her citizens, .but in the latter days the town is not maintaining its good name. Disorder and drankenness are get. ting to be far too common upon our streets. It is not ancommon to seé a drunken bummer staggering along the streets uttering . %fJune, obscene: and: indecent language. This should be stopped and we hope the proper authorities will see to it: When a man ns deena langues io beetine ber for him, No longer ago than last Sunday . ‘six drunken men were seen staggering about thestreets. These met are sometimes arrested and held until they get setae boule are discharged without being. brought before the, proper officer, as Fequired by law, and start out for another . theY ihioulld’ be jjaniabied fo vicilighake of! law. If they havemoney let them pay for} their “fun,” Whey Soe sion Wk eT 5 put to-work upon the roads. The tax payers have aright to. demarid good or. der and good’ roads. The police regula tions of the city: should be such that ladies dranken bammers, The citizens are loud . good grounds for them too long. We proabd shteate, amd Good aodae tained within the city. —— \ # CHINESE Wepprve.—Sam, the €eles. tial wash-man of the National was married on Thursday evening, by Jus. tice Palmer in true American style. Sam) had.a rough time of it, an attenipt hay been made to rob him of his bride. soe maiden was taken out of the hands of her captors and lodged in the calaboose.Sam, who is somewhat Americanized, got the Justice and arranged for the ceremony to aoe place in the wash-houne at the hote en, arrayed in dark blue, her hair done up it tallow, and with bracelets upon her ancles, with the groom came the his right hand as. i that in front of his property iwérdés: TThe . 771 ury wifl not: betroubled with much coin} property holders to require one to keep . ’ can pase ‘along’ tlie’ street without beltig . ’ inealted. by the indgcent langaage. of . ‘ im their complaints, and they have had . . ee . The guests assembled and the maid: } it wae a cise of oweartig afd” he* faised . Di —AERIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. enn ides Dr San Fr G D Dernin San: Ja JE ins de W H Brandon Gra Vj M Thompson do J Sales do R Edmonds do @ A Weaver Colfax T E Jefferson Monta T Southard do M Festy Fall Creek. J-A Ross San Juan B Austin Natoma: Dr Nevada C.W Cornell Nevada-W Hamilton Sacram D Carnish dé ¥ Kunz do J Getchell — do @ Jones'V: RAbbey.s_—s' do.sSOW— FB Evans do JB Chanberlain DFI Mrs Von Shominger Grass Valley, 2th day” 4. D. said gam principal ad interest pal and nd interest ee Sateen in mney Me Pee seal ilies + 0 Clerk. , Depaty. awe Clerk. — = : : . ‘Stiat: Mller die cadet i + . As the New Spring and ‘Lo THING ete iUM or. SPRING. CLOTHING, . Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, eae £435 . New Stes of Brry Deep }}Borlandous, Le Emperer, of City: Marshal, at the election to be beld om Wen al. 1867. S pring of 1867 ! BineD. 18 THE FIELD! AND BEADY Stern Winters frowns have paseed away, And benntoees ng returns once More, The skies are clothed in deeper bine, The soaring clouds in phrer white, While earth seems re-created new, But the — Resplendant thou: Is not half xo Pocoltairas Cd” Wianabeth: Cine Store of NERS. \ JUST. RECEIVED AND. Now —aT THE—, OPENING Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY, < AND Select iis ie le Gs t= Which we offer for sale at such LOW RATES As cannot failte give complete satisA We have now wm Store a Superior Assortment of mis . lie ‘Drea Sits le XS Business Suits, esta wiles or a HATS.1.! roe ore Introduced. Denkerty Phtdeghin Dov ot mUetEnNE Tele em Suitable for the Segagn. BOYS CLOTHING, yee ‘}rnis TOWN, sRLLING ABOUT 3,000 the, Hess thar tre pubite have had to pay ‘of. the tes . for thefr: Meats during the ee wine a . . up to the present time. FACTS FIGURES . . ' cal ‘7 MH ae XN ‘There-are seven Mest Markets is . OF MEAT DAILY. OE om, we Saas _. A. “EY CONCERN (3 © MLN STON? SRG apatite ed If cam be seen by avery simple caletilation the this NEW MARKET-may be made the means of lessening the covt of fiving very mach, and at the same tie of improving the quality of Meats ang thas securing a constant supply of a luxtry, the absence of which is sometin es seriously and yexatiously experienced under the reign of monopo§ ly, viz :—Fat Meats. f Meats 3000 Ibe, Quantity o: me consumed, fy Saving per day, $150 00 Or, $54,750 per yeat—A SUM ABOUT EQUAL TO THE WHOLE FEDERAL TAX OF THE COUNTY ! "1 SORDNNTOM Sends his hopecittbe sess on the intelligence of this community, and he is so sanguine on this point, as to be troubled with no misgivings whatever as to the succese of his undertaking, which will follow as an incidem of the improved public welfare. mhi3. GRAND oo NEVADA THEATER, . The Fair-commenees at} o’elock, on. Tuesday Afternoon and continues until 3 o'clock in the . Evening when it will clese with a grand Exhibi© tion by the. COLORED SaBSATH SCHOOL.—_ The ¥air-and Exhibition is given for the Benett gabon oo gig M.E.Church. , -e ST. PATRICK'S DAY. : LADIES’ FESTIVAL! CATHOLIC CHURCH. ON MONDAY MARCH 18th, 1867, Nevada, Feb.28th, Dry Goods, How. to Economize ! Buy. your Geods at &GOLDSMITH? s pasteles Dry Goeds Store, * €or. Broad & Pine Sta, Nevada City. Carpets, Cll Cleths, ae: B the 0 around, a soon. Watct pin took. front of ¢ the-purpe ‘dropped 1 faced gok ably: stole der the v CHo1ci lot: of .che by Keller sale will the Nati the.lot ar vines, ete . FAIR AND EXHIBITION!) out this 1 CHINE! @ debted to & of the Ch containin

area ——— ion Party was in favor of burdensome texatign! “No sith®® rian could’ expect the heavy taxation, and the burdens were. _ willingly berne by: the:people. The loyal: Congress has shown its desire for the wel-. to utterly ‘eradicate the rebellion. We people in Nevada county alone, of about! $110,000 this year. This much will be added to the working capital of the people, and the gain will beto every manuetur , Working man and capitalist in the county. ‘There. is ne man. who will; not be benefited, from: the laborer at two dollars and a lialf\pet day to the capitalist with his thotisands. We have heretofore shown how all classes will be benefited in the matter of the income tax, with an extheoldlaw. Hundreds:of men who labor’ in the mines for three dollars per day and paid this tax during the war are now exétupt; and the tax of the successfal miner is decreased one half. tax upon hats, caps, and bonnets, has been teduced' from. fiye to two per cent. The ‘tax upon leather of all descriptions is reduced one half, and similar reductions have been made upon woolen goods, with @ discrimination im favor of home manu. . fagtazes: Some-of the oppressive means for the collection. of taxes from.delinquent manufacturers have also been changed.— The penalty for not making returns has been reduced from ten to five-per cent. for . thefims@month and one per cent. addi-. tional for ench succeeding month the tax" remains unpaid. Before the additional tax was added after the 10thof the month, and frequently worked » severe hardship. In speaking of the injustice of the old rule, the Commissioner says: “In some instances large manufacturers, punctual usually in. theft payments, from the failure of amail, or the unexpected absence of a clerk, have been subjected to the payment of several thousand dollars.” ‘This modification will) benefit; every manufacturer in the county. Over.one hundred articles heretofore paying duty, and which are necessary touvery individual of the community, have been ttiide Giitirely exempt.’ We have endeayored to point out. some of the leading fea. turewof.the new law, amd the immense’ benefit which will resalt to all classes of . citizens wrt readily seen. The great aud 9 eosnenet See at the public debt is We showed ‘that 8 of dollars worth of property.the legitimate prises’ of war, that should have-goue te;pay'the national Wy they President.to the. rebel: Hisue . When. tempt to’ Pecotistract « Confederacy has added milfion' to the national: indebtedweds. “THe finaiicial and ‘ eaeret e. but we think there is considerable room ‘. for improvement in the management of . > . general tax is absorbed entirely in repair(Pee edie aig Atri {ie dct de hadley dbatietsaloge in such a Winter as tlie past the, City: Treas-' after repaits are paid for. So far asitle moneys collected are concerned, we appresend there is little cause for complaint, the highways, and in the. police regalatially enforced. We understand there is: # law for the improvement of upper Broad pose to follow this matter up until nd ng . Sear seemel very happy snd reviarked'=— . street, and yet a portion of the thorough-. fare is a disgrace te the town, and every ‘vehicle that passes runs the risk of «° bro-: walks will convince‘any one that.they are not properly attended to, It is unjust to the walk and street in front of his property in order, when he is liable to break his: ‘bones on the dilapidated roads of his neighbor. The entire community is: interested . . in the maintaimance of good roadsand the authorities are in duty bound tosee that they are keptin repair. The cleay streets and neat walks of Nevada used to be the: pride of her citizens, .but in the latter days the town is not maintaining its good name. Disorder and drankenness are get. ting to be far too common upon our streets. It is not ancommon to seé a drunken bummer staggering along the streets uttering . %fJune, obscene: and: indecent language. This should be stopped and we hope the proper authorities will see to it: When a man ns deena langues io beetine ber for him, No longer ago than last Sunday . ‘six drunken men were seen staggering about thestreets. These met are sometimes arrested and held until they get setae boule are discharged without being. brought before the, proper officer, as Fequired by law, and start out for another . theY ihioulld’ be jjaniabied fo vicilighake of! law. If they havemoney let them pay for} their “fun,” Whey Soe sion Wk eT 5 put to-work upon the roads. The tax payers have aright to. demarid good or. der and good’ roads. The police regula tions of the city: should be such that ladies dranken bammers, The citizens are loud . good grounds for them too long. We proabd shteate, amd Good aodae tained within the city. —— \ # CHINESE Wepprve.—Sam, the €eles. tial wash-man of the National was married on Thursday evening, by Jus. tice Palmer in true American style. Sam) had.a rough time of it, an attenipt hay been made to rob him of his bride. soe maiden was taken out of the hands of her captors and lodged in the calaboose.Sam, who is somewhat Americanized, got the Justice and arranged for the ceremony to aoe place in the wash-houne at the hote en, arrayed in dark blue, her hair done up it tallow, and with bracelets upon her ancles, with the groom came the his right hand as. i that in front of his property iwérdés: TThe . 771 ury wifl not: betroubled with much coin} property holders to require one to keep . ’ can pase ‘along’ tlie’ street without beltig . ’ inealted. by the indgcent langaage. of . ‘ im their complaints, and they have had . . ee . The guests assembled and the maid: } it wae a cise of oweartig afd” he* faised . Di —AERIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. enn ides Dr San Fr G D Dernin San: Ja JE ins de W H Brandon Gra Vj M Thompson do J Sales do R Edmonds do @ A Weaver Colfax T E Jefferson Monta T Southard do M Festy Fall Creek. J-A Ross San Juan B Austin Natoma: Dr Nevada C.W Cornell Nevada-W Hamilton Sacram D Carnish dé ¥ Kunz do J Getchell — do @ Jones'V: RAbbey.s_—s' do.sSOW— FB Evans do JB Chanberlain DFI Mrs Von Shominger Grass Valley,

2th day” 4. D. said gam principal ad interest pal and nd interest ee Sateen in mney Me Pee seal ilies + 0 Clerk. , Depaty. awe Clerk. — = : : . ‘Stiat: Mller die cadet i + . As the New Spring and ‘Lo THING ete iUM or. SPRING. CLOTHING, . Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, eae £435 . New Stes of Brry Deep }}Borlandous, Le Emperer, of City: Marshal, at the election to be beld om Wen al. 1867. S pring of 1867 ! BineD. 18 THE FIELD! AND BEADY Stern Winters frowns have paseed away, And benntoees ng returns once More, The skies are clothed in deeper bine, The soaring clouds in phrer white, While earth seems re-created new, But the — Resplendant thou: Is not half xo Pocoltairas Cd” Wianabeth: Cine Store of NERS. \ JUST. RECEIVED AND. Now —aT THE—, OPENING Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY, < AND Select iis ie le Gs t= Which we offer for sale at such LOW RATES As cannot failte give complete satisA We have now wm Store a Superior Assortment of mis . lie ‘Drea Sits le XS Business Suits, esta wiles or a HATS.1.! roe ore Introduced. Denkerty Phtdeghin Dov ot mUetEnNE Tele em Suitable for the Segagn. BOYS CLOTHING, yee ‘}rnis TOWN, sRLLING ABOUT 3,000 the, Hess thar tre pubite have had to pay ‘of. the tes . for thefr: Meats during the ee wine a . . up to the present time. FACTS FIGURES . . ' cal ‘7 MH ae XN ‘There-are seven Mest Markets is . OF MEAT DAILY. OE om, we Saas _. A. “EY CONCERN (3 © MLN STON? SRG apatite ed If cam be seen by avery simple caletilation the this NEW MARKET-may be made the means of lessening the covt of fiving very mach, and at the same tie of improving the quality of Meats ang thas securing a constant supply of a luxtry, the absence of which is sometin es seriously and yexatiously experienced under the reign of monopo§ ly, viz :—Fat Meats. f Meats 3000 Ibe, Quantity o: me consumed, fy Saving per day, $150 00 Or, $54,750 per yeat—A SUM ABOUT EQUAL TO THE WHOLE FEDERAL TAX OF THE COUNTY ! "1 SORDNNTOM Sends his hopecittbe sess on the intelligence of this community, and he is so sanguine on this point, as to be troubled with no misgivings whatever as to the succese of his undertaking, which will follow as an incidem of the improved public welfare. mhi3. GRAND oo NEVADA THEATER, . The Fair-commenees at} o’elock, on. Tuesday Afternoon and continues until 3 o'clock in the . Evening when it will clese with a grand Exhibi© tion by the. COLORED SaBSATH SCHOOL.—_ The ¥air-and Exhibition is given for the Benett gabon oo gig M.E.Church. , -e ST. PATRICK'S DAY. : LADIES’ FESTIVAL! CATHOLIC CHURCH. ON MONDAY MARCH 18th, 1867, Nevada, Feb.28th, Dry Goods, How. to Economize ! Buy. your Geods at &GOLDSMITH? s pasteles Dry Goeds Store, * €or. Broad & Pine Sta, Nevada City. Carpets, Cll Cleths, ae: B the 0 around, a soon. Watct pin took. front of ¢ the-purpe ‘dropped 1 faced gok ably: stole der the v CHo1ci lot: of .che by Keller sale will the Nati the.lot ar vines, ete . FAIR AND EXHIBITION!) out this 1 CHINE! @ debted to & of the Ch containin