March 3, 1868 (4 pages)

NEVADA one CALIPORNIA, © fn sane = senor é ‘FURSDAY MOBNING, MARCH 3. “ Tas Wons or RECONSTRUCTION. — Phe events of the past few days have given the work of reconstruction _ upon the Congressional plai a new Btart and—the Radical party has now more friends among the people than at anytime since Johnsen became Presi, gress and the determined opposition of . the President until he found Congress -‘wasin earnest, served to make them friends of loyalty. The President’s sneaking message,in which he attempts . te crawl ont of the difficulty in which he had placed himself, shook the con-____ fidence of his admirers, and he now ocgupies the position of a man fearing the consequences of his own work, ae It is very probable that he will here_ _ after cease to be an obstacle in the way of the unity and harmony of the country, andthe unreconstructed rebels, _ finding themselves deserted by the President will quietly submit to the plan of Congress and help forward the work in their section, Had it not been for the course of Johnson, undoubtedly every rebel State would have been represented in Con' gress before this time. He has nourished the rebellion and attempted to keep _. .plive the jealousies that existed, de-~siring to ride upon the curent into popularity. He has failed in this, and his failure is the triumph of liberty and the right. He has served his purpose. The loyal men after the fall of Rich~ mond fancied the country saved and "took it for granted there would be no imore trouble. The fact that Johnson would have plunged the country in war if he could have secured the co-operation of the army or.any part of it, has unearthed his design and opened the eyes of loyal men so that they fully somprehend the crisis through which the country is passing. The way is now open to complete triumph, and if __. Joyal men are true to themselves, free Republican government will pierced in the approaching contest. THE IurEAGHMENT.—The House Committee have reported ten articles of impeachment. In addition to the points already given, they charge the President with tampering with a General of Department to induce him to _._ treat. a law of Congress. as unconstitutional and to use force in violation of said laws. ‘The Committee reserves the right te present other articles.— The House was to vote upon the resolutions yesterday. A committee of the best lawyers in the House has been ap~ pointed to conduct the case in the Senate, as follows: Thad, Stevens, Butler, ‘Bingham, Williams of Pennsylvania, Wilson of Iowa, Boutwell and General Logan. Dinty Wor«.—The Democratic members defeated a vote on the resolutions indorsing Congress, by leaving the Senate without a quorum er refusing to vote, after a windy speech . against time by Johnson. Their friends ag) Brownlow brought them to time. The Senators who engaged in the dirty work on Saturday are a part of the material which disgrace. our legislative assen— THE cup and chest of.Alexander Selkirk, the world~famed Robinson Crusoe of Defoe, has now become the property of Mr. James Hutchison, of the Seotch Warehouse, 48 Warwick street, London. These interesting relics have up to this time remained in the possession of Selkirk’s descendants at Lado, Fife, where he was.born, The cup was put upon a stale and mounted with -silver “hy Sir Walter: Scott; it is made out of cocoanut, and rudely carved. The chest is ‘very heavy and ts” very ‘curiously EG TS : ‘Tie children of Mr. Hall-ofPotten, near the Vermént and Canada line, are five in number, and all have six fingers foot. . The two pomsgett: are, twins, : The Daily Transcript, i a eaceask Gledtee urns gs game, bat . ] upon each hand and six toes upon each office passed off ‘smoothly yesterday,and the novitiates will be fully installed in a day or two, The retiring officers have performed their daties well as a general thing, and the new ones come with the confidence of the people, as expressed in their election. All the bonds were filed and accepted by the proper authority, with the exception of Public Ad ministrator. : Wood's friends have urged’ him, and that he has determined to qualify for the office. oe In Prospect.—In addition to the announcement of coming amusements, which we have copied, in another place, from the TRANSCRIPT, says the Grass Valley. Union, we'hearthat Miss Emilie Melville will make the tour cf the inte‘rior of the State, taking Grass Valley and Nevada in her way. She is said to be the most finished artiste, in the line of characters she performs, who has yet made her appearance in California. As 2 vocalist she has won plaudits from the San Franciscans and the most unstinted praise from the press of that city. SuPrERvisors.—The Board of. Supervisors were yesterday engaged in examining the report of District Attorney Caldwell upon Delinquent Taxes. As the report includes the-business of the entire term it requires some time to go through with it. So far as examined it was found correct, and it proves ‘that this branch of business, so often neg>{ lected, was well performed by the outgoing officer. ae Store RosBpepD.—On Saturday night the store of Wm. Wolf, on Main street, was entered, and the money. drawer, containing about $12 in coin, was carried off. Mr. Wolf locked up his shop and left the gas burning low while he went across the street to get shaved.— He was absent only twenty minutes, during which time the robbery was committed. The rogue was evidently well posted about the premises. THe AmMounT.—Each new officer yesterday subscribed five dollars for the Nevada Benevolent Society, making in all $75. een THe river Seine is frozen over at Paris and is covered with skaters, among whom Miss Beckwith, an Ameri. can lady, .attracts immense attention by the agility and grace with which she executes letters on the ice with her skates. Napoleon and Eugenie. look on in astonishment.” 4 AN address of adhesion to the Pope, from Spain, and the Spanish Embassa-— dor has offered his Holiness a legion of Spanish volunteers. Cardinal Antonelli expressed his appreciation of this teuder of support, but. said the Pontifical Government could not accept it at the present moment. Heap Center Stevens is still in Paris, and the fact is well known. He does not attempt to conceal his residence, which is a small lodging in the Boalevard St. Michael, but he may be unaware that two English ‘police agents have arrived in Paris-forthe speci purpose of watching his movements.— They do not lose sight of him day or night. This surveilance has now exist: ed for some time past. printer, eighty-three years of age, who has worked at the “case” seventy years without losing a day on account of sickness. He is hale and hearty, and able to perform the duties of his occupation, nee . ‘Tux Philadelphia masons are to take five years to build a $750,000 temple, with atower nearly 300 feet. . In New Orleans, five persons died in one week, aged 101, 105, 106, 107 and 111 years. Five centuries in one week ie nompthing extracetinary. Tue Police Gazette has scribers as there are houses in every house proprietor. being by the government to take it. Its cit ‘Culation is upwards of three thousand. A Bronze statue of Commodote. ° . Perry is to be erected in the Island. cassette ani Roration.—The work of rotation in We understand that Mr. } -a. thief~burthened community.” . precious ore -has been made eighteen with two million signatures, has arrived . . ‘ial . THERE is in Vicksburg & veteran . ' GERMANY has not possessed any penal settlements up to this'time ; but, if reportspeaks. truth, the Prussian iment of this kind on some pant on the west coast of Africa. A Herr Callenberg will be sent ont in the Spring for the purpose of choosing the most suitable locality and reporting generally on the prospects of the scheme. THE London Review says that at this time there js no country, no matter how embarrassed or how poor, in which . there is so much pressing and painful poverty, so much misery as in England. -We learn from the Union that Ben; F. Hollis is going to issue a Republican paper in Grass Valley in April, which he proposes to call “Freedom’s Sentinel.” Hollis stumped the county for the Democracy last Fall. ~~ Tue clothing store of Sumpter, at Dutch Flat, was entered last week by means of false keys, and a quantity of clothing stolen. The HYnquirer,in speaking of the robbery, adds: ‘Truly this is CINNABARB,—A new. discovery.of. this.) miles south of Clear Lake. Specimens exhibited at that aval are said <o be very rich. THE Republican says that the encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Los Angeles is in & ae condition. = fe TuE dog tax-in ‘Vermont “Yields ten shoemed dollars. THE citizens of theextremely quiet little town of “Audover, Mass., have been startled by a genuine earthquake. rs Santa Fe has subscribed “$24,900 in aid of the building of a telegrap from that city to Denver, which insures e success of that enterprise. . ssnseNSOEDaNS seems LT At the residence of Geo . Jacobs, at naker 7 age L Doornary enh 1008, by rR. McGoun, i. bert Mason. to Miss Annie M, Sapee ARRIVALS AT. THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s, ' March 2. 1868, ¥F Barber San Francis W Sayers Blue Tent 8 Venard Sacramento J Hilstal Forest City OTICE.— Persons knowing themselves indebted to GREGORY & Ov., are required to pa up immediately,the undersigned po Fg the interest of the Estate ot 8. Peiry, ure bound to close up old business. ¢ MARSH, mar3 B. GREGORY. = Owners of City Property. CITIZENS" MEETING will be held at the Court’ House, on Wednesday Evening, March 4th, te:take inte consideration mea: for securing Government Gane ae ty ge PY nig a oe in "and r er is teres delay is Gaaeerens. poi es: rideaetaed ag Ata dent, W. J. ORGAN, Clerk. ve mar3--td FOR SALE. fon UNDIVIDED Ot ONE SEVENTH INterest in that peer known as the REM-. INGTON HILL DI.aCH COMPANY, Also. an interest in several Mining claims situated at Chalk Blnff, and about 3) feet of Elevenlapving for the Atlastie bears hc” ri sll Cl es he Ms sell ata bar; Information obtained of ‘gain. WM. DURHAM. signed on the premises. Chaik Binff, Feb. 29th. pe ment te BUCK BEER! —~AT— [es ss Aerts SALOON,. BROAD STREET, Nevada City, rane, ‘dest.ki Kenge hy , and every of the Government intends making an exper. . A Silver do E Cross San Juan J T Jones Ait ae QA Malligan do . ee D Josiyn 4 land a cae ~@ Ht Bomgardner Br cr S Bouner You Boer RP Barnett Canada hi E BHopkinson do GK Colby Dutch Flat AV Wi mer do CJ Pollard Camptony J CGarber Nevada J Dower Deer neg T Rickard de J Caddy SD Merchant do ES Pratt Glenbssok J E Jones » do @ B McKee Grase Vait ; T Ok do J Conn Eureka M Mu do F Ros« Newcastle J upi do ALSlack J Clark do naan ener « = ALWAYS ON HAND, by {he Measure ot . “THIRD PARTY, . ‘ aca, one and all, erada, Feb t@”° WHO. WANTS TO BUY. —BY THE— Ss C YOUNG MEWS SOCIAL exon, Ante a Geod, old-established —AT THE . a UNION HOTEL, ; GROCERY BUSINESS? THURSDAY EVES, TO ANY ONE THAT WILL PURCHASE Comurrree or ARRANGEMENTS, A a eS 3 R. A. Diver, M. 8. Hamitton, W Coombe, ttbar sy nae — Dewitt Tiedale, J. M. Hinds. a RECEPTION COMMITTER. a STOCK AND FIXTURES, D. Bentley, J. Karl Brown, James H. Nichole P. : _-Freor. MANAGERS. aAT COST, R A. Diver, W. Coombe, A. R Lord — = Tickets $250. Invitations must be sbown <D LEAS’ PURCH t th a Ss saad cad aetalivctrepagtal tty 8 be Tickets. ee be obtained of W. F. Even 4 W. fae — & Lod pigs = of A. W. er ; f j Th fr o’cloc’ At LOW PRICE, Oniviaee psc if required. “Fehas ss GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, er iI WILL GIVE THE «3 or Tue< 5 OLE BETS ORO ae '. EUREBA. SOCIAL CLUB, IN THE BARGAIN! i t First Grand ; a seat MASQUERADE & FANCY I HAVE ALSO THREE HOUSES and’ DRESS BALL. ee Ever given in this city, on a scale of ae cence never before attempted here, ONE BARN, IN-THIS CITY, < -. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH seh, mm, FOR SALE CHEAP t INVITATION COMMITTEE. wile Nevada City. IF APPLIED FOR SOON, ASI AM UNDER . 4 ©. Niles, R. B. Gentry, ¢ A. Haas, : ‘THE NECESSITY OF LEAVING rT 3 len eam as tra ‘A, Baton, : SRR ae W. C. Randolph, M. 8; Hamilton, HE COUNTRY WITHIN A Dr. R. M. Hunt, J. C. Garber DrSW. abou, 4, We tower J. W. " 5 ester oont siae 8. L. Hasey, RB. Patton, aaa: A. Goldsmith. G. Von Schmittbarg, ; R. W. Tully, P. Banner. NOTICE! d. Earl Brown, J. A. Tapentten: ! _ W. W. Croas, z pharm *r I hereby request all persons FR Eaclish, EP. tarodiie, knowing themselves indebted to Ho Mackie, Ms pea me te call and settle, and those pdb ren having demands against me to ee : Grass Valley. present the same immediately. A. BI Divble, Dr W.2 McCormick, ey, WILLIAM STONE. [8.D. Bosworth. . Wm. Watt, 4 Frank Cleveland, J. Newman, S NO. 22 COMMERCIAL STREET. Frank Beatty, E. 8. Pratt, f = G, B. McKee, H.-C, Roberta. Nevada City, March ist, Cc. W. ‘Smith, % Receiiion Gen Committee, Se HAMILTON'S ‘RESTAURANT, Wm. Lewis, J.H.Goedje, 1. Jaoobe. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Floor Managers. A few doors below —_ Jewelry Store. . 24. Goldsmith, A.I. Zekind, 1 Philip, : Tickets $5—(Supper and included)FIRST-CLASS REST AVSubscribers are only admitted. No Tickets mann: is kept in a style_not sur. 80ld at the door. Subscription List. -at Gold: by any in Nevada county, . *™mith’s and Zekind’s. List-open at The Very Choicest of everytaing Goldsmith's and Zekind’s, March to is furnished to its patrons. ommence precisely at 44 to 9.0'clock. EN fz Oysters in every style: Game, Poultry, etc et 2 wou by the Meal or Week, at moder a : : y : [a halle at all hours of the day or night. = \ GOLDSMITH’S JOHN H. HAMILTON a Nevada, Oct. 24th—6m Proprietor. DRY coops STORE, Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, eee Loca teemavenc tainly CHEMIST 2 Beg a, 2 Agent Occidental Ineurance Company, San a Francisco. Assortment of Dry ae MASONIC BUILDING, ~ Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Carpets, Oil Cloths, ° re $28 Residence next House above Methodist by 8 Church, Broad Street, Nevada. THE BEST FURNITURE MBER . TO BE FOUND LUMBER ! LUMBER } LUMBER This side of San Francisco is kept at SCOTT FERS “SAW MILL CO. the Store of umber Yard: J. E. JOHNSTON, SACRAMENTO ST., near Gold Run Bridge. Broad street, nearly opposite National Ex DEALERS IN _ Change Hotel, Nevada City. PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER _ te LL KINDS OF DRESS AND, EN; aren ‘LOO on ee > edsteads, Also, . thairs, dines SIDING AND SHAK gen, es, Zustioaier attention paid to furnish um: — ms r Flamesand. i .” Mil#rors, &e. Consents oer kee Lite 0,000 feet, . ito iv on short notice i. EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. } of’ ot er Fencing always on hand, efther a : il or at our City Lumber Word, * UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING . Becramento Sérest, near the Geld Ban ‘> ; Done at the ne ChOHRE. Hatin, Bri WEN end ‘ fall Sales Mund. on Soccinines ak pets a ir Call and examine the Stock 1.64 to wait on customers. ¥ GB. approved credit for thirty days. N nan & ' COMMERCIAL STREET evada ro Brass Foundry RETAIL DEALER In Ce SHOP. ; ENGINES AND BOILERS built to CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every Blank Books, QUARTZ MACHINERY constracted, rsa Sheet;Music, ae bs, a ap r Balding Casting Saw on =i wOnders filled tat opr an ae a BRE\ ry SPRING STREET, NEVADA.) . Leuis Dreyfuss...Proprictor.

NEVADA one CALIPORNIA, © fn sane = senor é ‘FURSDAY MOBNING, MARCH 3. “ Tas Wons or RECONSTRUCTION. — Phe events of the past few days have given the work of reconstruction _ upon the Congressional plai a new Btart and—the Radical party has now more friends among the people than at anytime since Johnsen became Presi, gress and the determined opposition of . the President until he found Congress -‘wasin earnest, served to make them friends of loyalty. The President’s sneaking message,in which he attempts . te crawl ont of the difficulty in which he had placed himself, shook the con-____ fidence of his admirers, and he now ocgupies the position of a man fearing the consequences of his own work, ae It is very probable that he will here_ _ after cease to be an obstacle in the way of the unity and harmony of the country, andthe unreconstructed rebels, _ finding themselves deserted by the President will quietly submit to the plan of Congress and help forward the work in their section, Had it not been for the course of Johnson, undoubtedly every rebel State would have been represented in Con' gress before this time. He has nourished the rebellion and attempted to keep _. .plive the jealousies that existed, de-~siring to ride upon the curent into popularity. He has failed in this, and his failure is the triumph of liberty and the right. He has served his purpose. The loyal men after the fall of Rich~ mond fancied the country saved and "took it for granted there would be no imore trouble. The fact that Johnson would have plunged the country in war if he could have secured the co-operation of the army or.any part of it, has unearthed his design and opened the eyes of loyal men so that they fully somprehend the crisis through which the country is passing. The way is now open to complete triumph, and if __. Joyal men are true to themselves, free Republican government will pierced in the approaching contest. THE IurEAGHMENT.—The House Committee have reported ten articles of impeachment. In addition to the points already given, they charge the President with tampering with a General of Department to induce him to _._ treat. a law of Congress. as unconstitutional and to use force in violation of said laws. ‘The Committee reserves the right te present other articles.— The House was to vote upon the resolutions yesterday. A committee of the best lawyers in the House has been ap~ pointed to conduct the case in the Senate, as follows: Thad, Stevens, Butler, ‘Bingham, Williams of Pennsylvania, Wilson of Iowa, Boutwell and General Logan. Dinty Wor«.—The Democratic members defeated a vote on the resolutions indorsing Congress, by leaving the Senate without a quorum er refusing to vote, after a windy speech . against time by Johnson. Their friends ag) Brownlow brought them to time. The Senators who engaged in the dirty work on Saturday are a part of the material which disgrace. our legislative assen— THE cup and chest of.Alexander Selkirk, the world~famed Robinson Crusoe of Defoe, has now become the property of Mr. James Hutchison, of the Seotch Warehouse, 48 Warwick street, London. These interesting relics have up to this time remained in the possession of Selkirk’s descendants at Lado, Fife, where he was.born, The cup was put upon a stale and mounted with -silver “hy Sir Walter: Scott; it is made out of cocoanut, and rudely carved. The chest is ‘very heavy and ts” very ‘curiously EG TS : ‘Tie children of Mr. Hall-ofPotten, near the Vermént and Canada line, are five in number, and all have six fingers foot. . The two pomsgett: are, twins, : The Daily Transcript, i a eaceask Gledtee urns gs game, bat . ] upon each hand and six toes upon each office passed off ‘smoothly yesterday,and the novitiates will be fully installed in a day or two, The retiring officers have performed their daties well as a general thing, and the new ones come with the confidence of the people, as expressed in their election. All the bonds were filed and accepted by the proper authority, with the exception of Public Ad ministrator. : Wood's friends have urged’ him, and that he has determined to qualify for the office. oe In Prospect.—In addition to the announcement of coming amusements, which we have copied, in another place, from the TRANSCRIPT, says the Grass Valley. Union, we'hearthat Miss Emilie Melville will make the tour cf the inte‘rior of the State, taking Grass Valley and Nevada in her way. She is said to be the most finished artiste, in the line of characters she performs, who has yet made her appearance in California. As 2 vocalist she has won plaudits from the San Franciscans and the most unstinted praise from the press of that city. SuPrERvisors.—The Board of. Supervisors were yesterday engaged in examining the report of District Attorney Caldwell upon Delinquent Taxes. As the report includes the-business of the entire term it requires some time to go through with it. So far as examined it was found correct, and it proves ‘that this branch of business, so often neg>{ lected, was well performed by the outgoing officer. ae Store RosBpepD.—On Saturday night the store of Wm. Wolf, on Main street, was entered, and the money. drawer, containing about $12 in coin, was carried off. Mr. Wolf locked up his shop and left the gas burning low while he went across the street to get shaved.— He was absent only twenty minutes, during which time the robbery was committed. The rogue was evidently well posted about the premises. THe AmMounT.—Each new officer yesterday subscribed five dollars for the Nevada Benevolent Society, making in all $75. een THe river Seine is frozen over at Paris and is covered with skaters, among whom Miss Beckwith, an Ameri. can lady, .attracts immense attention by the agility and grace with which she executes letters on the ice with her skates. Napoleon and Eugenie. look on in astonishment.” 4 AN address of adhesion to the Pope, from Spain, and the Spanish Embassa-— dor has offered his Holiness a legion of Spanish volunteers. Cardinal Antonelli expressed his appreciation of this teuder of support, but. said the Pontifical Government could not accept it at the present moment. Heap Center Stevens is still in Paris, and the fact is well known. He does not attempt to conceal his residence, which is a small lodging in the Boalevard St. Michael, but he may be unaware that two English ‘police agents have arrived in Paris-forthe speci purpose of watching his movements.— They do not lose sight of him day or night. This surveilance has now exist: ed for some time past. printer, eighty-three years of age, who has worked at the “case” seventy years without losing a day on account of sickness. He is hale and hearty, and able to perform the duties of his occupation, nee . ‘Tux Philadelphia masons are to take five years to build a $750,000 temple, with atower nearly 300 feet. . In New Orleans, five persons died in one week, aged 101, 105, 106, 107 and 111 years. Five centuries in one week ie nompthing extracetinary. Tue Police Gazette has scribers as there are houses in every house proprietor. being by the government to take it. Its cit ‘Culation is upwards of three thousand. A Bronze statue of Commodote. ° . Perry is to be erected in the Island. cassette ani Roration.—The work of rotation in We understand that Mr. } -a. thief~burthened community.” . precious ore -has been made eighteen with two million signatures, has arrived . . ‘ial . THERE is in Vicksburg & veteran . ' GERMANY has not possessed any penal settlements up to this'time ; but, if reportspeaks. truth, the Prussian iment of this kind on some pant on the west coast of Africa. A Herr Callenberg will be sent ont in the Spring for the purpose of choosing the most suitable locality and reporting generally on the prospects of the scheme. THE London Review says that at this time there js no country, no matter how embarrassed or how poor, in which . there is so much pressing and painful poverty, so much misery as in England. -We learn from the Union that Ben; F. Hollis is going to issue a Republican

paper in Grass Valley in April, which he proposes to call “Freedom’s Sentinel.” Hollis stumped the county for the Democracy last Fall. ~~ Tue clothing store of Sumpter, at Dutch Flat, was entered last week by means of false keys, and a quantity of clothing stolen. The HYnquirer,in speaking of the robbery, adds: ‘Truly this is CINNABARB,—A new. discovery.of. this.) miles south of Clear Lake. Specimens exhibited at that aval are said <o be very rich. THE Republican says that the encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Los Angeles is in & ae condition. = fe TuE dog tax-in ‘Vermont “Yields ten shoemed dollars. THE citizens of theextremely quiet little town of “Audover, Mass., have been startled by a genuine earthquake. rs Santa Fe has subscribed “$24,900 in aid of the building of a telegrap from that city to Denver, which insures e success of that enterprise. . ssnseNSOEDaNS seems LT At the residence of Geo . Jacobs, at naker 7 age L Doornary enh 1008, by rR. McGoun, i. bert Mason. to Miss Annie M, Sapee ARRIVALS AT. THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s, ' March 2. 1868, ¥F Barber San Francis W Sayers Blue Tent 8 Venard Sacramento J Hilstal Forest City OTICE.— Persons knowing themselves indebted to GREGORY & Ov., are required to pa up immediately,the undersigned po Fg the interest of the Estate ot 8. Peiry, ure bound to close up old business. ¢ MARSH, mar3 B. GREGORY. = Owners of City Property. CITIZENS" MEETING will be held at the Court’ House, on Wednesday Evening, March 4th, te:take inte consideration mea: for securing Government Gane ae ty ge PY nig a oe in "and r er is teres delay is Gaaeerens. poi es: rideaetaed ag Ata dent, W. J. ORGAN, Clerk. ve mar3--td FOR SALE. fon UNDIVIDED Ot ONE SEVENTH INterest in that peer known as the REM-. INGTON HILL DI.aCH COMPANY, Also. an interest in several Mining claims situated at Chalk Blnff, and about 3) feet of Elevenlapving for the Atlastie bears hc” ri sll Cl es he Ms sell ata bar; Information obtained of ‘gain. WM. DURHAM. signed on the premises. Chaik Binff, Feb. 29th. pe ment te BUCK BEER! —~AT— [es ss Aerts SALOON,. BROAD STREET, Nevada City, rane, ‘dest.ki Kenge hy , and every of the Government intends making an exper. . A Silver do E Cross San Juan J T Jones Ait ae QA Malligan do . ee D Josiyn 4 land a cae ~@ Ht Bomgardner Br cr S Bouner You Boer RP Barnett Canada hi E BHopkinson do GK Colby Dutch Flat AV Wi mer do CJ Pollard Camptony J CGarber Nevada J Dower Deer neg T Rickard de J Caddy SD Merchant do ES Pratt Glenbssok J E Jones » do @ B McKee Grase Vait ; T Ok do J Conn Eureka M Mu do F Ros« Newcastle J upi do ALSlack J Clark do naan ener « = ALWAYS ON HAND, by {he Measure ot . “THIRD PARTY, . ‘ aca, one and all, erada, Feb t@”° WHO. WANTS TO BUY. —BY THE— Ss C YOUNG MEWS SOCIAL exon, Ante a Geod, old-established —AT THE . a UNION HOTEL, ; GROCERY BUSINESS? THURSDAY EVES, TO ANY ONE THAT WILL PURCHASE Comurrree or ARRANGEMENTS, A a eS 3 R. A. Diver, M. 8. Hamitton, W Coombe, ttbar sy nae — Dewitt Tiedale, J. M. Hinds. a RECEPTION COMMITTER. a STOCK AND FIXTURES, D. Bentley, J. Karl Brown, James H. Nichole P. : _-Freor. MANAGERS. aAT COST, R A. Diver, W. Coombe, A. R Lord — = Tickets $250. Invitations must be sbown <D LEAS’ PURCH t th a Ss saad cad aetalivctrepagtal tty 8 be Tickets. ee be obtained of W. F. Even 4 W. fae — & Lod pigs = of A. W. er ; f j Th fr o’cloc’ At LOW PRICE, Oniviaee psc if required. “Fehas ss GRAND INAUGURATION BALL, er iI WILL GIVE THE «3 or Tue< 5 OLE BETS ORO ae '. EUREBA. SOCIAL CLUB, IN THE BARGAIN! i t First Grand ; a seat MASQUERADE & FANCY I HAVE ALSO THREE HOUSES and’ DRESS BALL. ee Ever given in this city, on a scale of ae cence never before attempted here, ONE BARN, IN-THIS CITY, < -. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH seh, mm, FOR SALE CHEAP t INVITATION COMMITTEE. wile Nevada City. IF APPLIED FOR SOON, ASI AM UNDER . 4 ©. Niles, R. B. Gentry, ¢ A. Haas, : ‘THE NECESSITY OF LEAVING rT 3 len eam as tra ‘A, Baton, : SRR ae W. C. Randolph, M. 8; Hamilton, HE COUNTRY WITHIN A Dr. R. M. Hunt, J. C. Garber DrSW. abou, 4, We tower J. W. " 5 ester oont siae 8. L. Hasey, RB. Patton, aaa: A. Goldsmith. G. Von Schmittbarg, ; R. W. Tully, P. Banner. NOTICE! d. Earl Brown, J. A. Tapentten: ! _ W. W. Croas, z pharm *r I hereby request all persons FR Eaclish, EP. tarodiie, knowing themselves indebted to Ho Mackie, Ms pea me te call and settle, and those pdb ren having demands against me to ee : Grass Valley. present the same immediately. A. BI Divble, Dr W.2 McCormick, ey, WILLIAM STONE. [8.D. Bosworth. . Wm. Watt, 4 Frank Cleveland, J. Newman, S NO. 22 COMMERCIAL STREET. Frank Beatty, E. 8. Pratt, f = G, B. McKee, H.-C, Roberta. Nevada City, March ist, Cc. W. ‘Smith, % Receiiion Gen Committee, Se HAMILTON'S ‘RESTAURANT, Wm. Lewis, J.H.Goedje, 1. Jaoobe. Commercial Street, Nevada City. Floor Managers. A few doors below —_ Jewelry Store. . 24. Goldsmith, A.I. Zekind, 1 Philip, : Tickets $5—(Supper and included)FIRST-CLASS REST AVSubscribers are only admitted. No Tickets mann: is kept in a style_not sur. 80ld at the door. Subscription List. -at Gold: by any in Nevada county, . *™mith’s and Zekind’s. List-open at The Very Choicest of everytaing Goldsmith's and Zekind’s, March to is furnished to its patrons. ommence precisely at 44 to 9.0'clock. EN fz Oysters in every style: Game, Poultry, etc et 2 wou by the Meal or Week, at moder a : : y : [a halle at all hours of the day or night. = \ GOLDSMITH’S JOHN H. HAMILTON a Nevada, Oct. 24th—6m Proprietor. DRY coops STORE, Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, eee Loca teemavenc tainly CHEMIST 2 Beg a, 2 Agent Occidental Ineurance Company, San a Francisco. Assortment of Dry ae MASONIC BUILDING, ~ Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Carpets, Oil Cloths, ° re $28 Residence next House above Methodist by 8 Church, Broad Street, Nevada. THE BEST FURNITURE MBER . TO BE FOUND LUMBER ! LUMBER } LUMBER This side of San Francisco is kept at SCOTT FERS “SAW MILL CO. the Store of umber Yard: J. E. JOHNSTON, SACRAMENTO ST., near Gold Run Bridge. Broad street, nearly opposite National Ex DEALERS IN _ Change Hotel, Nevada City. PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER _ te LL KINDS OF DRESS AND, EN; aren ‘LOO on ee > edsteads, Also, . thairs, dines SIDING AND SHAK gen, es, Zustioaier attention paid to furnish um: — ms r Flamesand. i .” Mil#rors, &e. Consents oer kee Lite 0,000 feet, . ito iv on short notice i. EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. } of’ ot er Fencing always on hand, efther a : il or at our City Lumber Word, * UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING . Becramento Sérest, near the Geld Ban ‘> ; Done at the ne ChOHRE. Hatin, Bri WEN end ‘ fall Sales Mund. on Soccinines ak pets a ir Call and examine the Stock 1.64 to wait on customers. ¥ GB. approved credit for thirty days. N nan & ' COMMERCIAL STREET evada ro Brass Foundry RETAIL DEALER In Ce SHOP. ; ENGINES AND BOILERS built to CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every Blank Books, QUARTZ MACHINERY constracted, rsa Sheet;Music, ae bs, a ap r Balding Casting Saw on =i wOnders filled tat opr an ae a BRE\ ry SPRING STREET, NEVADA.) . Leuis Dreyfuss.....Proprictor.