March 24, 1867 (4 pages)

el dnaver been appointed throughout the coutand the-roads are in excellent condition _ for-wotkinig. If they are put in therough _ without endangering @ vehicle. In-many_ SR AE ITE RNS, SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1867. queen cee t " THE : Roaps.—Road overseers ty, and-we hope:they will labor faithfally to maintain good roads in their respective districts. Thepleasant weather has come order now, they will become hardened by next wiriter and remain passable much longet than they otherwise wotld. Many of our overseers neglect the highways us til Fall, and after the first rains come the roads can no longer be traveled. Now is the'time; and the overseers should not allow it'to pass.unimproved. It would be difficult to find a strip of county road five miles in length, from Bear river to the Middle Yuba, that could be passed over ‘places gullies are washed out, bridges undermined or gone, and in some places the roads ‘blocked “by fallen trees. If the overseers’ will go energetically to work, in six weeks these roads can be made good. The chief object should be to geta firm road that willturn water, and it should by all means be well drained. No road can be kept in good order where water is allowed: to. stand upon jt or find its way off by a drain along the centre of the highway. It is ‘an easy matter to ridge a road and dig drains on the sides of sufficient capaeity to carry off the ‘water. Ifour overseers will go to work in earnest we ite satisfied that the roads can be greatly improved without a larger expenditure than is now:made every year. The people of Nevada county pay annually from ninety to one hundred thousand dollars to maintain good roads. This inclades all taxes-and tolls and ‘is certainly sufficient, if properly expended, to maintain good roadsand passable bridges. Let overseers throughout the county try if they can’t improve on the administration of their predecessors, and so perform their duties that the roads will be better at the end of their terms than when they entered upon their duties. If reform and improvement is needed in any one thing more than another in the county, it is in the managementof the county roads. It is true that many.of the evils arise from a defect in the present road system, but we are satisfied that there are many that may be removed by a faithful performance of duty by the road overseers. Let them make _the:best:of a bad law and we are satisfied that a markedimprovement will be apparent in the county roads twelve months hence. , A woman in New Albany brought a suit against one Evans for entering her house agaifist her wishes. He proved in defense that he was pursued by a mob of two women, three boys and four dogs,and sought the castle of the lady. He was ac quitted. “oe Mx. JoneEs, aged 70 years, recently married.a young gitlin New York State, went to Albany on:a wedding tour, ‘fell down stairs at His hotel, made his will, ana left her to go forth.a rich, blooming widow. New Post, Orricn, DinscTory.—The Postmaster General is engaged in prepar ing a new, Directory of the post offices in the United States, which will be comple ted and issued in ashort time. There has been no directory of post offices isu, ed since 1862, and the want of a,new one has been severely felt. ‘The new Directory tion,om the ist of January, 1867.0 °* “* « te PES ow mo OS AE QuaRgTmRiy . Mesrine.—The © Fourth . Quarterly Meeting of the Ai M: E. Church, will take place.at their house of worship, om Pine’ street, ‘on Sunday. « Pre in the morning;at 11 o'clock, in the after. noon, at $'oelock, and in the evening; at ae ai Sy dey ame @ * 4c 27 ees ce Bs tiay oie . Law. Wise talks of conciliation, atid Lee es in abey the General’s brother, Bishop Rosecranz. the New York Congressmen for Brigadier man were ever worn. has ever cause of com; to ofder, a8 good Boots as All he asks is one trial. No on plaint with oe io . mee : nspn eas Boots, Mepaired . in ‘the very best style and General in the regular army, in case General Rosecrans’resignation is accepted, A dispatch from Washington states that Congress will, it. is believed; adjourn .on Monday or Tuesday. The rebel Generals are favoring ofganization of States under the Reconstruction wants to have a Virginia Convention under = ‘House For Sale. A Good Dwelling House, siti ta ‘a. offerea FOR SALE CHEAP — ss Powe contains six rooms and as convenient as any in town. ‘ALSO, FOR SALE A Piano with Melodeon Attachment SRR Ve CHITTY eatthe NEVADA. DAILY T. SCRIPT OFFICE. mch2tthe provisions of the new law. Maryland has appropriated $100,000 for the relief of sufferers in the South. General Sherman reports that he has troops so posted as to protect the telegraph . and mail lines across the plains. Cole has introduced a bill to divide Calmanufacturers of Machinists nery. FRANK H. FISHER, . MACHINIST, At Stiles’ MAl1, near the Suspension Bridge. LL KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER. REPAIRING done promptly. Agent for Warren & Whitney, Nashua, N. H., ‘ools aud ere an ifornia into two Judicial Districts. oeTur Bee says the intelligence comes from the New York Zimes that Senator Conness of California declines re-election to the United States Senate. It is also reported that there isa probability of him being appointed by-and-by to a. foreign, mission. UNIVERSALISM,—The Universalists have raised in the United States during 1866, for missionary funds, church edifices and various objects, $1,040,000. Including ministers’ salaries, incidental church expenses, periodicals and everything ¢lse, there have been raised by this deuomiGENERAL VARIETY STORE. BRIGGS & CHAPMAN, ° Pine Street.. . a gislew aaurheo Nevada. HAVE ON HAND a eplendid stock of Goods for the Holidays, of a great variety. Call and see the Toys ! Apples, Pearsand all kinds of Fruite—the best in the market. Cider—the prime juice of the Apple, mannfactured at Chapman’s Ranch, . A splendid article for Mince Pies. Also, Pure Cider Vinegar. Nuts and Confectionery—A large and fresh atock, of every kind. Cigars nd Tobacco—a good stock. A thonsand other articles too numerous to mention Now is the time to buy at very low prices. Nevada, Dec. 11th. nation, during the year, $1,665,000. OLp TAMMANY.—Tammany Hall, New York, the wigwam in which the sachems and high priests of Democracy have met in council for half a century, and from which they at one time issued ‘commands that ruled the nation, has fallen from its high estate into the hands of Charles A. Dana and his associates, who intend to use it for a printing office, whence shall be circulated one of the Radical Black Republican sheets of the day. This is a world of change. EXcrrEMENT AT VALLEJO.—The Solano Press learns that there is intense excitement in’ Vallejo in regard to lots. The whole town has been squatted upon and fenced up inany amount of subdivisions, This is owing to a recent telegram con" ‘cerning town lots.Haw.—yYesterday afternoon the clouds overcast the sky, and for a few moments it hailed quite hard, The sun soon came out again and the clouds rolled away. “Arrmer April ist, the rate of fare by the Overland mail route between Virginia City, and Denver, will be reduced to $225, in currency. . E THE sum of $361 50 was collected in San Jose, last ‘week, for the relief of the snffering poor in the South. Ere . le OR SR ° SENATOR Foster ofConnecticut, is to be sent to Austria as Minister, in place of Motley, resigned. CENsUS OF ALABAMA.—-Thenew State census of Alabama shows a total popula tion of 945,244. Of this namber 442,445 —about-one half—are negroes. ‘The total decrease since 1860 is 18,957. THE keeper of a wine shop at Pantin, near’ Paris, has just committed suicide with charcoal, ‘from ‘grief at ‘the loss of 4+son, who slept: in the same room, was a, ee ‘to put an-end-to their Hives together, to ‘sc ll give the names of all offices in opera} oF, f i R Q CHINERY constructed, fitted up ‘which she refused to consent. i : 3) P wr LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. Hill Mud. J HB The a sum of money in business, His infant) found dead in his arms. . The man hada . short time previously proposed. to, his wife jjorder p<" STINGS AND MACHINERY of every deNATIONAL EXOHMANGE HOTEL, . ©i8co— Pa? Se ee oe * DEALER IN Groceries and Provisions, Liquors, CHOICE WINES, ETC., Junction of Main & Cayote Streets NEVADA CITY.Nevada, Nov. 28th. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. (Establiehed in 1853.) BY JAMES J. OTT, Office—28 Main Street, Nevieda City. Gat AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Melted and Assayed. Correctness of Assays fully guaranteed. Mel ting done in the presence of depositors. J. B, JOHNSON, . Attorney and Counselor at Law NOTARY PUBLIC, And Commission of Deeds for Nevada. Main street, North San Juan, next door above Frank Smith's. ° BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts, tay IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK a4 GO TO BLAZE’S. DANIELSE. ALEXANDER, Attorney at Law, 6th street, between I & J Streets. Scramento City, Cal, Jan. 20th. J. ©. DEVEL, Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY [PUBLIC. NO. 18 MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. Frames! Frames! Frames! 2. KENT H** RETURNED TO THHOLD STAND Opposite the. Pennsylvania Engine House. y er brought to this county. Picture and all,other short notice and in the best style. —— WORK, ali notice. OF FICE—With N. Greene Curtis, west side of} * No. 97 Broad Street, Nevada City, ‘Where he has on hand the best stock of Mahogan Bbc Gilt and other kinds of Moulding evis of Frames made on nds, done at short . ad _FOR MARSHAL. * ) _ FOR MARSHAL. i ‘. There are seven Meat Markets in THIS TOWN, SELLING ABOUT 8,000 Ibs, oa vss many friends of B. H. COLLIER respectfully propose bim as a suitable candidate for the a of City Marshal. ach aes, the ae oF MEAT. DAILY: ~ i to that office. mc pec vscsh is nea Aa FOR MARSHAL. MARKET) a : —_— . Has recently been opened and the prices charged See er ike once of CAF punced set . by that Market average 5 cents alb, the ensuing os ‘ . less than the public have had to pay for their Meats duringthe past winter and up to the present time, It can be seen by a very simple-calculation that. FOR MARSHAL. C T. CANFIELD, at the urgent solicitation e of numerous friends as She Bail NEVADA CI LOCAL IN THE BENEVOL! requested by the Benevolent Societ pointed as solicito tricts for contril B Society. So far « yassed no one ha a month to aid th engage in no nobl “They are not exp this NEW MARKET may be made the means ‘of jersening the cost of living very much, and at the same time of.improving the quality of Meats and thus sectring a constant supply of a inxury, the absence of which is sometin es seriously and vex. atiously experienced under the reign of monopo! ly, viz :—Fat Meats. , announces himself a candidate for the office of City Marshal, at the ‘election to be beld on the 6th day of May, 1867. Spring of 1867! FIRST IN THE FIELD! ane RAP ee eee eee FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN !! Saving per day, $450 00 Or, $54,750 per year—A SUM ABOUT EQUAL ed TO THE WHOLE FEDERAL TAX OF THE Stern Winters frowns haye passed away, zi And beatiteous Sprivg returns once more, COUNTY !1 work Samo es = bao gay, 3 roclaiming Winters Fashions o'er. : 2 JOHNSTON founds his hope of sucThe skies are clothed in deeper blue, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seems re-created new, A Paradise for man’s delight. cess on the intelligence of this community, and But the kindly garb that Nature wears. Resplendant thongh it be Is not half so dazzling to the eye dertaking, which will follow as an incident As the New Spring and Summer Styles of Goods use 8 Buy your Goods at A. GOLDSMITH’S Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada City. — BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, —. NEVADA CITY. A Large and Splendid Stock or SPRING CLOTHING, AND FURNISHING GOODS, Selected expressly for this market-all of the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Which we offer for gale at such LOW RATES As cannot fail to give complete satisfaction. er We have now 1m Store a Superior Kesprtment of Fine Dress Suits, © Carpets. Millinery Oil Cloths, Ladies and Children’s Shocs. 1867. JACOB ROSENTHAL. New Arrangement ! SIMON ROSENTHAL, REDUCED PRICES ! store! ness, would respectfully announce to the citizens / of Nevada and vicinity, that they are now receiv. ing a addition to their former stock of Ladies and WGildrens’ Dress Sa ‘At our store may now be found the largest and finest assortment in Nevada county. utifal styles of Dress Pat Shawls, Beonnets, Ladies’ and Misses s, and fancy <icles of every description, received ev week from San Francisco. Business Suits, New Styles of Every Description ! New Spring styles of Bankerts’ "Philadelphia Boots, INSURANCE COMPANY, . OF SANFRANCISCO, —s [ Wos. 416 and 418 California Stree . ~ THE STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLI } ated LIABLE. . ‘atk: Pap MACHINE SHOP. el * STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS built tion. jor repaired, ‘Orders filled promptly ald at , Ne NEVADA IBON & BRASS FOUNDRY And every other kinds of Boots, Suitable for the Season. Surplus July 1st, 1866----119,73 CALEB T. FAY. President 8 ‘@ustave Touchard, Marine Director. BOYS’ CLOTHING, CALIFORNIA~ BLANKETS, MUsIC! MUSIC! Of alk. F " , ©, M, Cit ; : fee nanie . “wekeWeR oF wusie. ‘. FINE WHITE & FLANNEL SH abe FLANNEL SHIRTS! [TSTRUCHIONS GIVEN on ‘THE. FAO * ia i. F ERRAND, ease HANDKERCHIEFS, ronge de ne . from two te ss PHOTOGRAPHIC ce, ala PiGlaste arranged for the Plano, Guitar or oti foe Oey oy SUOVMA RTO, ho 0) . muon ero een dean = ap . ar Ecory Bed of Photogrete oid ‘tials. fiat Boeing Shock ls the Lenpat su hameea ix JOHN DANIEL, ea ee — Tafa tn entice wil bea o.eah anc commmes ra ae (FRAN eo P Sinise . . ei Be ll ronan ‘ he is eo sanguine on this point, as to be troubled 4 with no misgivings whatever as to the success of 4 . work in both tu now being received at the Mammoth Clothin he j ‘ ibiic welfare. — "Store of BANNERS. i g . of the improved pu mhi3 : Dry 53 Fancy f JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING Goods, . Goods. ~ : —aT THE— How to CLOTHING EMPORIUM sicemaaten't — OF— Goods © 1867, © . worked at Pal NEW STOCK OF GOODS AT GREATLY . Money saved and made by purcha— sing yourjGeods}.at#BOSENTHAL’S = JACOB ROSENTHAL & BROTHER baving 4 formed @ co-partnership in the Dry Goods Basi= ’ ember, the place to purchase everythiug . a 7 = pqq-} youneed is at ROSENTHAL'S STORE, next re ATS . a ford, Leavitt & Co's. * 7 Including the celebrated gipet-eaguae Fire and Marine Insurance. . Borlandous, LeEmperor, And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New Styles—Just Introduced. 9 UNION A. H. OTHEMAN; Agent for Nevads. only to obtain th willing tobecom of the Society. tinually being m: Society are almo: terday a poor Ww were found suffer ty. We hope the hold of this matt members for ea cannot serve are tify the Director: places may be fil THE CUNNINC cated.on the rid near the Whigh now one hundre the surface, and ledge. At the o below the surfac and a day or tw eighteen inches ledge is well det a large quantity . is under the suy tison, Esqr. JX . !'Districr Co vs Pahin et al. aside and demu Gardiner vs and judgment Davidson vs ruled and defer swer. Court adjour 10 o’clock. Goop CLEA rock from the being at the 1 ledge is locatec ed by Sigourne tunnel is in 20 ed was taken are now about surface, Nor Comms in Grass Valle the. Martinett county at this to return to S: of the illness. formers, REGISTRAT Registration v April, which + for enrollment ify themselvee Trustees “mal themselves, PREACHIN will be held 4 Broad. street, 4. Mand a school at 14 mediately aft Services at in the mornirz evening at 7 mediately aft Rey. J. A.

el dnaver been appointed throughout the coutand the-roads are in excellent condition _ for-wotkinig. If they are put in therough _ without endangering @ vehicle. In-many_ SR AE ITE RNS, SUNDAY, MARCH 24, 1867. queen cee t " THE : Roaps.—Road overseers ty, and-we hope:they will labor faithfally to maintain good roads in their respective districts. Thepleasant weather has come order now, they will become hardened by next wiriter and remain passable much longet than they otherwise wotld. Many of our overseers neglect the highways us til Fall, and after the first rains come the roads can no longer be traveled. Now is the'time; and the overseers should not allow it'to pass.unimproved. It would be difficult to find a strip of county road five miles in length, from Bear river to the Middle Yuba, that could be passed over ‘places gullies are washed out, bridges undermined or gone, and in some places the roads ‘blocked “by fallen trees. If the overseers’ will go energetically to work, in six weeks these roads can be made good. The chief object should be to geta firm road that willturn water, and it should by all means be well drained. No road can be kept in good order where water is allowed: to. stand upon jt or find its way off by a drain along the centre of the highway. It is ‘an easy matter to ridge a road and dig drains on the sides of sufficient capaeity to carry off the ‘water. Ifour overseers will go to work in earnest we ite satisfied that the roads can be greatly improved without a larger expenditure than is now:made every year. The people of Nevada county pay annually from ninety to one hundred thousand dollars to maintain good roads. This inclades all taxes-and tolls and ‘is certainly sufficient, if properly expended, to maintain good roadsand passable bridges. Let overseers throughout the county try if they can’t improve on the administration of their predecessors, and so perform their duties that the roads will be better at the end of their terms than when they entered upon their duties. If reform and improvement is needed in any one thing more than another in the county, it is in the managementof the county roads. It is true that many.of the evils arise from a defect in the present road system, but we are satisfied that there are many that may be removed by a faithful performance of duty by the road overseers. Let them make _the:best:of a bad law and we are satisfied that a markedimprovement will be apparent in the county roads twelve months hence. , A woman in New Albany brought a suit against one Evans for entering her house agaifist her wishes. He proved in defense that he was pursued by a mob of two women, three boys and four dogs,and sought the castle of the lady. He was ac quitted. “oe Mx. JoneEs, aged 70 years, recently married.a young gitlin New York State, went to Albany on:a wedding tour, ‘fell down stairs at His hotel, made his will, ana left her to go forth.a rich, blooming widow. New Post, Orricn, DinscTory.—The Postmaster General is engaged in prepar ing a new, Directory of the post offices in the United States, which will be comple ted and issued in ashort time. There has been no directory of post offices isu, ed since 1862, and the want of a,new one has been severely felt. ‘The new Directory tion,om the ist of January, 1867.0 °* “* « te PES ow mo OS AE QuaRgTmRiy . Mesrine.—The © Fourth . Quarterly Meeting of the Ai M: E. Church, will take place.at their house of worship, om Pine’ street, ‘on Sunday. « Pre in the morning;at 11 o'clock, in the after. noon, at $'oelock, and in the evening; at ae ai Sy dey ame @ * 4c 27 ees ce Bs tiay oie . Law. Wise talks of conciliation, atid Lee es in abey the General’s brother, Bishop Rosecranz. the New York Congressmen for Brigadier man were ever worn. has ever cause of com; to ofder, a8 good Boots as All he asks is one trial. No on plaint with oe io . mee : nspn eas Boots, Mepaired . in ‘the very best style and General in the regular army, in case General Rosecrans’resignation is accepted, A dispatch from Washington states that Congress will, it. is believed; adjourn .on Monday or Tuesday. The rebel Generals are favoring ofganization of States under the Reconstruction wants to have a Virginia Convention under = ‘House For Sale. A Good Dwelling House, siti ta ‘a. offerea FOR SALE CHEAP — ss Powe contains six rooms and as convenient as any in town. ‘ALSO, FOR SALE A Piano with Melodeon Attachment SRR Ve CHITTY eatthe NEVADA. DAILY T. SCRIPT OFFICE.. mch2tthe provisions of the new law. Maryland has appropriated $100,000 for the relief of sufferers in the South. General Sherman reports that he has troops so posted as to protect the telegraph . and mail lines across the plains. Cole has introduced a bill to divide Calmanufacturers of Machinists nery. FRANK H. FISHER, . MACHINIST, At Stiles’ MAl1, near the Suspension Bridge. LL KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER. REPAIRING done promptly. Agent for Warren & Whitney, Nashua, N. H., ‘ools aud ere an ifornia into two Judicial Districts. oeTur Bee says the intelligence comes from the New York Zimes that Senator Conness of California declines re-election to the United States Senate. It is also reported that there isa probability of him being appointed by-and-by to a. foreign, mission. UNIVERSALISM,—The Universalists have raised in the United States during 1866, for missionary funds, church edifices and various objects, $1,040,000. Including ministers’ salaries, incidental church expenses, periodicals and everything ¢lse, there have been raised by this deuomiGENERAL VARIETY STORE. BRIGGS & CHAPMAN, ° Pine Street... .. a gislew aaurheo Nevada. HAVE ON HAND a eplendid stock of Goods for the Holidays, of a great variety. Call and see the Toys ! Apples, Pearsand all kinds of Fruite—the best in the market. Cider—the prime juice of the Apple, mannfactured at Chapman’s Ranch, . A splendid article for Mince Pies. Also, Pure Cider Vinegar. Nuts and Confectionery—A large and fresh atock, of every kind. Cigars nd Tobacco—a good stock. A thonsand other articles too numerous to mention Now is the time to buy at very low prices. Nevada, Dec. 11th. nation, during the year, $1,665,000. OLp TAMMANY.—Tammany Hall, New York, the wigwam in which the sachems and high priests of Democracy have met in council for half a century, and from which they at one time issued ‘commands that ruled the nation, has fallen from its high estate into the hands of Charles A. Dana and his associates, who intend to use it for a printing office, whence shall be circulated one of the Radical Black Republican sheets of the day. This is a world of change. EXcrrEMENT AT VALLEJO.—The Solano Press learns that there is intense excitement in’ Vallejo in regard to lots. The whole town has been squatted upon and fenced up inany amount of subdivisions, This is owing to a recent telegram con" ‘cerning town lots.Haw.—yYesterday afternoon the clouds overcast the sky, and for a few moments it hailed quite hard, The sun soon came out again and the clouds rolled away. “Arrmer April ist, the rate of fare by the Overland mail route between Virginia City, and Denver, will be reduced to $225, in currency. . E THE sum of $361 50 was collected in San Jose, last ‘week, for the relief of the snffering poor in the South. Ere . le OR SR ° SENATOR Foster ofConnecticut, is to be sent to Austria as Minister, in place of Motley, resigned. CENsUS OF ALABAMA.—-Thenew State census of Alabama shows a total popula tion of 945,244. Of this namber 442,445 —about-one half—are negroes. ‘The total decrease since 1860 is 18,957. THE keeper of a wine shop at Pantin, near’ Paris, has just committed suicide with charcoal, ‘from ‘grief at ‘the loss of 4+son, who slept: in the same room, was a, ee ‘to put an-end-to their Hives together, to ‘sc ll give the names of all offices in opera} oF, f i R Q CHINERY constructed, fitted up ‘which she refused to consent. i : 3) P wr LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. Hill Mud. J HB The a sum of money in business, His infant) found dead in his arms. . The man hada . short time previously proposed. to, his wife jjorder p<" STINGS AND MACHINERY of every deNATIONAL EXOHMANGE HOTEL, . ©i8co— Pa? Se ee oe * DEALER IN Groceries and Provisions, Liquors, CHOICE WINES, ETC., Junction of Main & Cayote Streets NEVADA CITY.Nevada, Nov. 28th. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. (Establiehed in 1853.) BY JAMES J. OTT, Office—28 Main Street, Nevieda City. Gat AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Melted and Assayed. Correctness of Assays fully guaranteed. Mel ting done in the presence of depositors. J. B, JOHNSON, . Attorney and Counselor at Law NOTARY PUBLIC, And Commission of Deeds for Nevada. Main street, North San Juan, next door above Frank Smith's. ° BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts, tay IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK a4 GO TO BLAZE’S. DANIELSE. ALEXANDER, Attorney at Law, 6th street, between I & J Streets. Scramento City, Cal, Jan. 20th. J. ©. DEVEL, Attorney and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY [PUBLIC. NO. 18 MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. Frames! Frames! Frames! 2. KENT H** RETURNED TO THHOLD STAND

Opposite the. Pennsylvania Engine House. y er brought to this county. Picture and all,other short notice and in the best style. —— WORK, ali notice. OF FICE—With N. Greene Curtis, west side of} * No. 97 Broad Street, Nevada City, ‘Where he has on hand the best stock of Mahogan Bbc Gilt and other kinds of Moulding evis of Frames made on nds, done at short . ad _FOR MARSHAL. * ) _ FOR MARSHAL. i ‘. There are seven Meat Markets in THIS TOWN, SELLING ABOUT 8,000 Ibs, oa vss many friends of B. H. COLLIER respectfully propose bim as a suitable candidate for the a of City Marshal. ach aes, the ae oF MEAT. DAILY: ~ i to that office. mc pec vscsh is nea Aa FOR MARSHAL. MARKET) a : —_— . Has recently been opened and the prices charged See er ike once of CAF punced set . by that Market average 5 cents alb, the ensuing os ‘ . less than the public have had to pay for their Meats duringthe past winter and up to the present time, It can be seen by a very simple-calculation that. FOR MARSHAL. C T. CANFIELD, at the urgent solicitation e of numerous friends as She Bail NEVADA CI LOCAL IN THE BENEVOL! requested by the Benevolent Societ pointed as solicito tricts for contril B Society. So far « yassed no one ha a month to aid th engage in no nobl “They are not exp this NEW MARKET may be made the means ‘of jersening the cost of living very much, and at the same time of.improving the quality of Meats and thus sectring a constant supply of a inxury, the absence of which is sometin es seriously and vex. atiously experienced under the reign of monopo! ly, viz :—Fat Meats. , announces himself a candidate for the office of City Marshal, at the ‘election to be beld on the 6th day of May, 1867. Spring of 1867! FIRST IN THE FIELD! ane RAP ee eee eee FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN !! Saving per day, $450 00 Or, $54,750 per year—A SUM ABOUT EQUAL ed TO THE WHOLE FEDERAL TAX OF THE Stern Winters frowns haye passed away, zi And beatiteous Sprivg returns once more, COUNTY !1 work Samo es = bao gay, 3 roclaiming Winters Fashions o'er. : 2 JOHNSTON founds his hope of sucThe skies are clothed in deeper blue, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seems re-created new, A Paradise for man’s delight. cess on the intelligence of this community, and But the kindly garb that Nature wears. Resplendant thongh it be Is not half so dazzling to the eye dertaking, which will follow as an incident As the New Spring and Summer Styles of Goods use 8 Buy your Goods at A. GOLDSMITH’S Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada City. — BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, —. NEVADA CITY. A Large and Splendid Stock or SPRING CLOTHING, AND FURNISHING GOODS, Selected expressly for this market-all of the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Which we offer for gale at such LOW RATES As cannot fail to give complete satisfaction. er We have now 1m Store a Superior Kesprtment of Fine Dress Suits, © Carpets. Millinery Oil Cloths, Ladies and Children’s Shocs. 1867. JACOB ROSENTHAL. New Arrangement ! SIMON ROSENTHAL, REDUCED PRICES ! store! ness, would respectfully announce to the citizens / of Nevada and vicinity, that they are now receiv. ing a addition to their former stock of Ladies and WGildrens’ Dress Sa ‘At our store may now be found the largest and finest assortment in Nevada county. utifal styles of Dress Pat Shawls, Beonnets, Ladies’ and Misses s, and fancy <icles of every description, received ev week from San Francisco. Business Suits, New Styles of Every Description ! New Spring styles of Bankerts’ "Philadelphia Boots, INSURANCE COMPANY, . OF SANFRANCISCO, —s [ Wos. 416 and 418 California Stree . ~ THE STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLI } ated LIABLE. . ‘atk: Pap MACHINE SHOP. el * STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS built tion. jor repaired, ‘Orders filled promptly ald at , Ne NEVADA IBON & BRASS FOUNDRY And every other kinds of Boots, Suitable for the Season. Surplus July 1st, 1866----119,73 CALEB T. FAY. President 8 ‘@ustave Touchard, Marine Director. BOYS’ CLOTHING, CALIFORNIA~ BLANKETS, MUsIC! MUSIC! Of alk. F " , ©, M, Cit ; : fee nanie . “wekeWeR oF wusie. ‘. FINE WHITE & FLANNEL SH abe FLANNEL SHIRTS! [TSTRUCHIONS GIVEN on ‘THE. FAO * ia i. F ERRAND, ease HANDKERCHIEFS, ronge de ne . from two te ss PHOTOGRAPHIC ce, ala PiGlaste arranged for the Plano, Guitar or oti foe Oey oy SUOVMA RTO, ho 0) . muon ero een dean = ap . ar Ecory Bed of Photogrete oid ‘tials. fiat Boeing Shock ls the Lenpat su hameea ix JOHN DANIEL, ea ee — Tafa tn entice wil bea o.eah anc commmes ra ae (FRAN eo P Sinise . . ei Be ll ronan ‘ he is eo sanguine on this point, as to be troubled 4 with no misgivings whatever as to the success of 4 . work in both tu now being received at the Mammoth Clothin he j ‘ ibiic welfare. — "Store of BANNERS. i g . of the improved pu mhi3 : Dry 53 Fancy f JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING Goods, . Goods. ~ : —aT THE— How to CLOTHING EMPORIUM sicemaaten't — OF— Goods © 1867, © . worked at Pal NEW STOCK OF GOODS AT GREATLY . Money saved and made by purcha— sing yourjGeods}.at#BOSENTHAL’S = JACOB ROSENTHAL & BROTHER baving 4 formed @ co-partnership in the Dry Goods Basi= ’ ember, the place to purchase everythiug . a 7 = pqq-} youneed is at ROSENTHAL'S STORE, next re ATS . a ford, Leavitt & Co's. * 7 Including the celebrated gipet-eaguae Fire and Marine Insurance. . Borlandous, LeEmperor, And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New Styles—Just Introduced. 9 UNION A. H. OTHEMAN; Agent for Nevads. only to obtain th willing tobecom of the Society. tinually being m: Society are almo: terday a poor Ww were found suffer ty. We hope the hold of this matt members for ea cannot serve are tify the Director: places may be fil THE CUNNINC cated.on the rid near the Whigh now one hundre the surface, and ledge. At the o below the surfac and a day or tw eighteen inches ledge is well det a large quantity . is under the suy tison, Esqr. JX . !'Districr Co vs Pahin et al. aside and demu Gardiner vs and judgment Davidson vs ruled and defer swer. Court adjour 10 o’clock. Goop CLEA rock from the being at the 1 ledge is locatec ed by Sigourne tunnel is in 20 ed was taken are now about surface, Nor Comms in Grass Valle the. Martinett county at this to return to S: of the illness. formers, REGISTRAT Registration v April, which + for enrollment ify themselvee Trustees “mal themselves, PREACHIN will be held 4 Broad. street, 4. Mand a school at 14 mediately aft Services at in the mornirz evening at 7 mediately aft Rey. J. A.