May 1, 1868 (4 pages)

{ { f NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1868, . THE Curngse Banquet.—The long basey was given in San Francisco on Tuesday evening. That eminent Democratic Governor, Haight, presided. He supped and talked with Chih; Tajen> Sun’ Tajen and the rest of the Chinese ~ Embassadors, and made a speech in which he predicted the glorious “tesults which would flow from comimercial intercourse with the Chinese Empire; and Casserly, the Democratic Senator, and MeCoppin, Democratic Mayor, were. there also. Think of it yo “moss cov-" ered Democrats” of Nevada who heard. the Governor during the canvass denounce the Chinese as thieving, opiumsmoking barbarians, and ask yourselves if the Governor has ‘not got into the company most appropriate for him ac” cording to his own statement. We have no objections to thé Governor en. tertaining Chinese, but such a course we should not think calculated to sat-. isfy his followers of his sincerity in so bitterly denouncing them during the campaign.“ Then “he ‘wanted to shut. out Chinese from intercourse with the United States,. Now he. wants to build up commores, knowing that commercial intercourse will induce ‘immigration. He stands before the people convicted ‘ of inconsistericy upon the Chinese question, His course proves that he simply played the demagogue during the caiipaign-for the purposeof making a little. cheap capitat-on the prejudices of the ignorant, ‘ Ri —— Tue Democratic: Convention.— The State Democratic Convention met in San Francisco on Wednesday and organized by electing old Uncle Helden temporary chairman: On taking the. chair he let off his bile against Congress, Freetiom’s’ Defendérs ‘and the Grand: Army of ‘tho: Republic, all: of whieh is very natural. . ‘The Army of the Republic is composed. of loyal soldiers who crushed the rebellion, Congress is’nt Democratic ‘and Freedom’s Defenders are loyal. Verily these are . sufficient reasons for the, ebulition of Democratic wrath, In the Southern District Axtell is said to have a clean. majority for the nomination on the Con: gressional ticket. The Convention expected to get through work yesterday, There will probably be a lively fight over the nomination for Congress in the Second District. Sacramento has instructed for ‘Coffroth and Nevada county, whose delegates want Watt, are instructed to nominations. The oppose . fight over this question will likely be ay lively. _ SPIRITUAL MINING.—The Shasta Courier says that a spiritual medium in San Francisco has described the locality of a pay lead in the Bunker Hill mining claims near that place. We have had several such communications to parties in this county, and some responsible digging has been done but nolead has ever been found. The spirits or their mediums lied in regard to the Matter. It is surprising that men of good sense will allow themselves to be the dupes of either spirits or mediums, Tae IMPEACHMENT .—Evarts, coun ee] for Johnson, made his argument on the 28th. He takes the ground that Representatives were making a parti «an warfare upon the President, and that the reconstruction measure of .Congrees are an unconstitutional en: croachment upon the authority of the President, and appeals to the Senate to set aside the purposes of the House.— He had not concluded when the Sena adjourned on Wednesday. i Tuk tenure of office bill isno new thing. The subject spe apg canvassed, but without ts, in 1835, ning C. L. Graves, matager, opened the Nevada Theatre with a first class company, consisting of the Rand Sisters—Olivia andRosa—supported--by Harry Brown—an old Nevada favorite and ene of the most pleasing actors on Willey and others. ‘This is decidedly the best‘company that has appeared in this city for a long time. It is difficult todind two actresses posséssing— versatility of talent as the Rands, and they certainly made a-good impression on the audience. The opening piece was the “Three Fast Women,” a local drama, lively, and thrilling with scenic effects, and-fully equal to the popular piece, entitled, “Under the Gas Light. The piece is not, a8 some haye concluded from the title, of a fast character.— The performances of the company are worthy ‘of the.patronage of the most fastidious and are sure to pl the refined, The characters were well sustained throughout the piece, and thie railroad scene was one of the niost thrilling ever witntesed in this city. Atthe conclusion of the play Graves was call“ed before the curtain and made a speech, . in which he stated that he proposed to visit this.city from time to time during the season, and that he would bring out the best pieces in. first-rate style, and that our citizens would have an opportunity of seeing the best talent on the coast. Graves’ reputatiun as a manager and his character as aman are sufficient guarantee that he will do as he promises and‘hée should be’ well‘ sustained by--théatre goers.The minstrel scené, in which the Ratid: Sisters ‘dccupied the ends was first rate. Our people have never heard better singing than on Wednesday night. They have musical voices,of great power, and their enunciation is faultless. The sisters rendered « duet in splendid style. “I will be true.to thee’ delighted the audience. “The sabre of my sire,” sung by Rosa Rand as a solo, and in which the company joined in the chorus, was one of the finest. songs we have ever heard, and it was rendered with excellent effect. When the curtain fell the audience called them out again;and it was repeated. Should this troupe visit the city again, they will find the theatre will be crowded. Their pieces and songs are nearly all new, and the music sion, OE Grass VALLEY IteEM.—The following items we obtain from the Union. Sheriff Neff of Placer county, on Tuesday last arrested two highwaymen at Folsom, known as Texas John and Jim. Smith, They are charged ‘with the robbety of Mr. A. (i, Reed, of ‘Todd’s road between Todd’s Valley and Auburn. Phe robbers took-from “Mr: Reed his watch and $128 in money. The valuables were not recovered. Texas John bears an unenviable notoriety, and is considered a dangerousman, _ The Union Hill Mine, after being idle, has again resumed work, and the prospects are flattering indeed. A new shaft has been started down, and after sinking twenty-five feet the Jedge was struck from which rock has been taken which is truly magnificent. This rock isnow being crushed at Laton’s mill, and a partial clean up has been made. Altogether the rock has paid $50 per ton, and much of it is saved aside as Specimen rock which is worth, perhaps, a thousand dollarsa ton. With anything like a selection, the rock from the new shaft will average about $200 per ton, On Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, the house of widow Odgers, near North Star Mill took fire from a defective stove pipe, atid before the flame could be subdued the roof was entirely consumed and the main part of the buildTHE THEATRE.—On Wednesday évethe “‘stageGraves, Sinclair, Dennis, . alone is Well Worth the price of admis . Valley, Placer county, last week, on the . _ THE Masonic Temple, San Francisco, is to be completed this Sommer. The inside was completed long ago, but the outside presents a bare appearance ~ ee ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad. Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s, _. April 30, 1868. LP Large Albany NY CS Swift Virginia W Elarge do €4J Pollard Kush Cree Jd Hodge Sierra Valley F Capi Bloomfield J Bunt MarysvilleJ Neilson San Juan WW Wilson . do = _—* F Larkin Hunts hill W Cunningham do J Newman Grass Vall AW Hennig S$ Yuba G8 Brown Browns hi C Sack Backbone Hou Kt Webster San Franci J Gotthard Glenbrook A Craft Nevada city J CClough-Green Vall J Barrett do T Mahoney French Co : ~ §PENCERIAN GOLD PENS, J. ©. LEONARD, H's been appointed Sole Agent, fur this Coast, for the Celebrated Spencerian Gold Pens. They are fine pointed, glide smoothly and shade heaatifally and are used in.Bryant, Stratton & Co's great International Chain of Commercial Colleges numbering forty and are highly recommended by the best teachers of amanehip, and are used generally by business men in the East. : The celebrated Oblique Spencerian Pen can_ be obtained of J.C, LEONARD, and good induéements are 6ffered agents. The Seencerian Diamond Pointed Pens are warranted for two years. These Pens are selected with creat care and are Hard, Coarse, Medium, Soft, Fine and Extra Business Pen. Full particulars can be obtained by addressing J: . LEONARD, Nevada, Cal, o rders promptly filled. mayi _ CIANT POWDER ! pes Celebrated Powder which is being used in the 1 Quartz Mines of Nevada ry County, with perfect success, can be.obtained in‘any quantity at $150 per. pound in cartridges or in bulk, All orders prompt'y filled by addressing , BANDMANN, NEILSON & CO, -San Francisco, May ist—tf MURDER ! War IT 18 ALMOST UNIVERSALLY KNOWN THAT " ‘RAGSDALE?s VEGETABLE PREPARATION ! Is an Infallible Remedy “ “In alllcasesof te" DIPTHERIA OR CROUP #3 Is not the parent who loves a child from either of the above complaints almost a murderer or murderess, pe For Neglecting to have the preparation inthe House: Whole families have been swept. away by this fatal scourge, when a timely application of FOR THE CURSE OF OCROUP, D . CATARRH, SORE, THROAT, SCARLET FEVER, etc. ouse where are Young J. J, KNOWLTON & CO, San Francisco. apes Wholesale Agents. Stockholders’ Meeting, TAR QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.— 8 Notienetins annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Star Quartz Min’ Company will be held at the Hardware Store of Keeney, No.7, Commercial street, on Ma’ ah, 1868, at 8 o'clock P. m., for the election of officers for the ensuing year, and for such other business as come before them. A ual attendance. ested. _— THROP 8. LONG, “ab Secretary 8. Q. M. Co. LIFE INSURANCE, THOMAS SHURTLEFF, Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada city and the surrounding country, or wherever he ing badly damaged. Loss about $150 . . 8. W. BACKUS & Co. ee icat Wace iene cle cee S100 Manacars Pe Beek Rscalalor Len the power of appointment was shared ket Street, San Francisco, SHURTLEFS be the power of removal. Henry Clay deavoring to make Hancock the candi-. f wed ofthe same opluion date of the party for President, Info-. "WAUR 2 Seren, . Mr. Learns sie Pvpecinnindont have held a meeting in Was! Wrnyiuss.-.-.Prepricter, miechanice an ‘Monday: last ther chee [224 decided that he is the man, . LAGER BEER of the bent ind always on hour law” and would be paid the Inte . the National Convention called in May ‘wih your heed jasatmecty ocmeant (eas Jy ottice of Cicy Marshal, at the Cit: tion is for s al throughout the Ualted Staten! pos om ." found in Every Hi Children, pars IS TO CERTIFY, THAT _ Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, “Be MEERSCHAUM PIPES, MATCHES, &e. &e. ‘Broad street, Nevada elty. —JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST— large and splendid Jot of Cigars and Tobacco, te THE LARGEST AND BEST LOT EVER . RECEIVED LN THIS CITY, Nevada, Apt= 26th. Notice. HE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF NEVADA SCHOOL VISTRICT, in und for Nevada County and State of California, having been duly made, cerufied and delivered to the Board of ‘l'rustees of said School District by C. H. Mead, Assessor, pursuant toan Act ot the Legisiature of the State of California entitled “An Act to provide for levying a special tax to construct a Public Schoo), House in Nevada School District, in the county of Nevada.”— Approyed March 23d, 1368. ' Notice is hereby given to all persons whom it may concern, that the said Board of ‘T'rustees will,on ‘TUKSDAY ‘THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1868, ot 10 o'clock, A. M. of saia day at the Store of GREGOR? & CO., in Nevada School Pistrict aforesaid, sit as a Board of iqualization and will continue in session for THREE SUCCHSSIVE DAYS THiktarNevada, April 27th, 1868. nui E.G, WAITE, A.B. GREGORY, “ Wor City Treasurer. t Trustees, a candidate for the office of City ‘I'reasurer, at the Charter Election on May 4th, 1468 FOR CITY MARBSHAE,. (QUARLES W. CORNELL is a Candidate for J re-election to the office of City Marshal at he election on Montiday, May 4th. FOR CITY, MAHSHAL, i ee N42: BAILEY ‘is hereby announced asa candidate for the office of City Marshal. hiection May~4th, 1568, ; FOR CITY MARSHAL. OHN H. GRAY is announced, at the reJ quest of many friends, a candidate ‘for the Election in May next. Nevada, March 3lst, 1068. _ For City Treasurer. EORGE R. CRAWFORD will be a candi-date fer City Treasurer, at. the — mi : Kiection, May 4th, 1868. FOR CITY TREASURER, B.FRBVE announces himself.as.a-canD. didate for City Treasurer,at the charter election to be held May 4th. White Mulberry Seed, (Morus Alba.) 4 3 And Garden Seeds, of all kinds, For Bale by E. F. SPENCE. GRAND OPEMING BALL, GLENBROOK PARK HOUSE, : TO BE GIVEN BY B.S. PRATT, Proprietor, On Friday Evening, May 1, 1868 A GRAND OPENING BALL will take place T THE-NEW. BROOK PARK HUUSE, on Fri Even May ist. No pains will be to make the best Party ever given in the mountains. * A GOOD SUPPER will be got up for-the occasion. A splendid BRASS AND ST : BANv has been secured. are : EO. E. TURNER is hereby announced as, ATTENTION ! a Pied JIMMENSE BARGAINS ‘ ‘ Tithe SPRING DRESS a ““4AN NOW BE MADE, at the PIONEER STORE of Ps Jacob Rosenthal & Brother; _ ON BROAD STREBT. —— we Just Received — per steamer, A splendid assortment of Printed Alpaceas, Silk and Wool, mixed stripe. New style Chintz. @ Avery choice lot of Fashionable. Goods! In addftion we also offer the Largest stock of" NEW SPRING SILKS, CLOAKS AND PARASOLS, ‘ MARSEILLES DRESSES. . PRINTED & PLAIN LAWNS, JACONETS, . s iw ee New Material for ‘Traveling and Walking Suits! AT rimming to Match.} _EMBROIDERIES, “LACES, HOISERY, LINENS, TABLE DAMASK, NEW STYLE FRINGES and GIMPS. KID GLOVES, TRIMMINGS, of every description, for sale at the Lowest Market Prices. : A J. & §. ROSENTHAL. Nevada, April 14th--1m J. NAPFZIGER, J, ER. STONE EMPIRE MARKET. No. 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs. KEEP constantly on hand i supply of FRESH ; BEEF, «i PORK, MUPTFON. Hams, Bacon, Lard, &. &c. OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, ~ ~ cisco. A supply of Dried Beef, Fresi» bw Sau &e., always on hand. All orders . the couutry carefully and. Pie Meats delivered im the city free of D. 8. BAKER. 3. A. MARTIN, BAKER & MARTAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD OF ALL KESDS, —ALSO— WHEAT, CORN, . BARLEY, : GROUND FEED Woon! WOOD woop! Shakes, Shingles, Ke., &. At BAKER & MARTIN: NO. 73 BROAD ST. Nevada, September 12th. BLAZE’S SALOON ! Cerner of Pine & Commercial Sts. A general invitation is extended. )s@-IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK_at Tickets Five Dotiansa, “6 © G0 TO BLAZES, INVITATION COMMITTEE. Pio! ¥ 40k, Poe gu omemiaiee Wim Watt, doe testinal JAMES. 3. OTT Dan Holbrook, Bie Office—28 Main Str, Nevada City 8 Glass,” 'W Hobart, (OED AND ORES oF EVERY DESCRIP A Henneman, M B Potter, TION Melted and Assayeou. GorrectnesG F Deetkin, it Leech, of Assays fully guai ~~ ig Cleve eee Bam, Melting done in the presence of depositors i ieoner,” cw sain. DOCTOR HM. TILING, J P skeiton, Chas H Mitchel. Graduate of the University at Dorpat. AC Niles, om) pone Office—Masonic Building, Ral $ Reni Brown, Residence —Union Hotel, Nevada city, Cal. EB Gen ry. AB Gurley,” LIQUORS AND CIGARS. . W DeWitt Tisdale” AT ‘ Victor Chevalier John I Caldwell, = . ‘Whe Best of Liquors and Cigars, N P Brown, TB Merry, Corner apache ye Commercial Sts.—_NEVADA. Jem gage" eisrater:, . Gis“cifasd cmc" John Peblictord, OW tonale Md goggre F Schmidt, R McMurray. PHOTOGRAPHIC You ir, RED Dog. mae eae aer v WH Frank UERR ARTIST PR — : Moomba” "Every kind of and AmbroRoven & Ruapr.—L. A Walling, W. Barker, . YP®* *ken in the best ithe Art. ; ss ON PINE STREET, Frank Beatty, MDD meFeaa, Over the United States Bakery ~ oy fy eneaater, JAMES MONRO, Dealer in Beef, Pork, Matton, Corned Beef, Od Pine.» cote’ Reveaee: CONE Of Broad . Shop on Broad eer Pee AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ae Cheapae . ean be delivered Seow wo San Fran . eae i fc = & GO hi &@ 0 Qe

{ { f NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1868, . THE Curngse Banquet.—The long basey was given in San Francisco on Tuesday evening. That eminent Democratic Governor, Haight, presided. He supped and talked with Chih; Tajen> Sun’ Tajen and the rest of the Chinese ~ Embassadors, and made a speech in which he predicted the glorious “tesults which would flow from comimercial intercourse with the Chinese Empire; and Casserly, the Democratic Senator, and MeCoppin, Democratic Mayor, were. there also. Think of it yo “moss cov-" ered Democrats” of Nevada who heard. the Governor during the canvass denounce the Chinese as thieving, opiumsmoking barbarians, and ask yourselves if the Governor has ‘not got into the company most appropriate for him ac” cording to his own statement. We have no objections to thé Governor en. tertaining Chinese, but such a course we should not think calculated to sat-. isfy his followers of his sincerity in so bitterly denouncing them during the campaign.“ Then “he ‘wanted to shut. out Chinese from intercourse with the United States,. Now he. wants to build up commores, knowing that commercial intercourse will induce ‘immigration. He stands before the people convicted ‘ of inconsistericy upon the Chinese question, His course proves that he simply played the demagogue during the caiipaign-for the purposeof making a little. cheap capitat-on the prejudices of the ignorant, ‘ Ri —— Tue Democratic: Convention.— The State Democratic Convention met in San Francisco on Wednesday and organized by electing old Uncle Helden temporary chairman: On taking the. chair he let off his bile against Congress, Freetiom’s’ Defendérs ‘and the Grand: Army of ‘tho: Republic, all: of whieh is very natural. . ‘The Army of the Republic is composed. of loyal soldiers who crushed the rebellion, Congress is’nt Democratic ‘and Freedom’s Defenders are loyal. Verily these are . sufficient reasons for the, ebulition of Democratic wrath, In the Southern District Axtell is said to have a clean. majority for the nomination on the Con: gressional ticket. The Convention expected to get through work yesterday, There will probably be a lively fight over the nomination for Congress in the Second District. Sacramento has instructed for ‘Coffroth and Nevada county, whose delegates want Watt, are instructed to nominations. The oppose . fight over this question will likely be ay lively. _ SPIRITUAL MINING.—The Shasta Courier says that a spiritual medium in San Francisco has described the locality of a pay lead in the Bunker Hill mining claims near that place. We have had several such communications to parties in this county, and some responsible digging has been done but nolead has ever been found. The spirits or their mediums lied in regard to the Matter. It is surprising that men of good sense will allow themselves to be the dupes of either spirits or mediums, Tae IMPEACHMENT .—Evarts, coun ee] for Johnson, made his argument on the 28th. He takes the ground that Representatives were making a parti «an warfare upon the President, and that the reconstruction measure of .Congrees are an unconstitutional en: croachment upon the authority of the President, and appeals to the Senate to set aside the purposes of the House.— He had not concluded when the Sena adjourned on Wednesday. i Tuk tenure of office bill isno new thing. The subject spe apg canvassed, but without ts, in 1835, ning C. L. Graves, matager, opened the Nevada Theatre with a first class company, consisting of the Rand Sisters—Olivia andRosa—supported--by Harry Brown—an old Nevada favorite and ene of the most pleasing actors on Willey and others. ‘This is decidedly the best‘company that has appeared in this city for a long time. It is difficult todind two actresses posséssing— versatility of talent as the Rands, and they certainly made a-good impression on the audience. The opening piece was the “Three Fast Women,” a local drama, lively, and thrilling with scenic effects, and-fully equal to the popular piece, entitled, “Under the Gas Light. The piece is not, a8 some haye concluded from the title, of a fast character.— The performances of the company are worthy ‘of the.patronage of the most fastidious and are sure to pl the refined, The characters were well sustained throughout the piece, and thie railroad scene was one of the niost thrilling ever witntesed in this city. Atthe conclusion of the play Graves was call“ed before the curtain and made a speech, . in which he stated that he proposed to visit this.city from time to time during the season, and that he would bring out the best pieces in. first-rate style, and that our citizens would have an opportunity of seeing the best talent on the coast. Graves’ reputatiun as a manager and his character as aman are sufficient guarantee that he will do as he promises and‘hée should be’ well‘ sustained by--théatre goers.The minstrel scené, in which the Ratid: Sisters ‘dccupied the ends was first rate. Our people have never heard better singing than on Wednesday night. They have musical voices,of great power, and their enunciation is faultless. The sisters rendered « duet in splendid style. “I will be true.to thee’ delighted the audience. “The sabre of my sire,” sung by Rosa Rand as a solo, and in which the company joined in the chorus, was one of the finest. songs we have ever heard, and it was rendered with excellent effect. When the curtain fell the audience called them out again;and it was repeated. Should this troupe visit the city again, they will find the theatre will be crowded. Their pieces and songs are nearly all new, and the music sion, OE Grass VALLEY IteEM.—The following items we obtain from the Union. Sheriff Neff of Placer county, on Tuesday last arrested two highwaymen at Folsom, known as Texas John and Jim. Smith, They are charged ‘with the robbety of Mr. A. (i, Reed, of ‘Todd’s road between Todd’s Valley and Auburn. Phe robbers took-from “Mr: Reed his watch and $128 in money. The valuables were not recovered. Texas John bears an unenviable notoriety, and is considered a dangerousman, _ The Union Hill Mine, after being idle, has again resumed work, and the prospects are flattering indeed. A new shaft has been started down, and after sinking twenty-five feet the Jedge was struck from which rock has been taken which is truly magnificent. This rock isnow being crushed at Laton’s mill, and a partial clean up has been made. Altogether the rock has paid $50 per ton, and much of it is saved aside as Specimen rock which is worth, perhaps, a thousand dollarsa ton. With anything like a selection, the rock from the new shaft will average about $200 per ton, On Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, the house of widow Odgers, near North Star Mill took fire from a defective stove pipe, atid before the flame could be subdued the roof was entirely consumed and the main part of the buildTHE THEATRE.—On Wednesday évethe “‘stageGraves, Sinclair, Dennis, . alone is Well Worth the price of admis . Valley, Placer county, last week, on the . _ THE Masonic Temple, San Francisco, is to be completed this Sommer. The inside was completed long ago, but the outside presents a bare appearance ~ ee ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad. Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s, _. April 30, 1868. LP Large Albany NY CS Swift Virginia W Elarge do €4J Pollard Kush Cree Jd Hodge Sierra Valley F Capi Bloomfield J Bunt MarysvilleJ Neilson San Juan WW Wilson . do = _—* F Larkin Hunts hill W Cunningham do J Newman Grass Vall AW Hennig S$ Yuba G8 Brown Browns hi C Sack Backbone Hou Kt Webster San Franci J Gotthard Glenbrook A Craft Nevada city J CClough-Green Vall J Barrett do T Mahoney French Co : ~ §PENCERIAN GOLD PENS, J. ©. LEONARD, H's been appointed Sole Agent, fur this Coast, for the Celebrated Spencerian Gold Pens. They are fine pointed, glide smoothly and shade heaatifally and are used in.Bryant, Stratton & Co's great International Chain of Commercial Colleges numbering forty and are highly recommended by the best teachers of amanehip, and are used generally by business men in the East. : The celebrated Oblique Spencerian Pen can_ be obtained of J.C, LEONARD, and good induéements are 6ffered agents. The Seencerian Diamond Pointed Pens are warranted for two years. These Pens are selected with creat care and are Hard, Coarse, Medium, Soft, Fine and Extra Business Pen. Full particulars can be obtained by addressing J: . LEONARD, Nevada, Cal, o rders promptly filled. mayi _ CIANT POWDER ! pes Celebrated Powder which is being used in the 1 Quartz Mines of Nevada ry County, with perfect success, can be.obtained in‘any quantity at $150 per. pound in cartridges or in bulk, All orders prompt'y filled by addressing , BANDMANN, NEILSON & CO, -San Francisco, May ist—tf MURDER ! War IT 18 ALMOST UNIVERSALLY KNOWN THAT " ‘RAGSDALE?s VEGETABLE PREPARATION ! Is an Infallible Remedy “ “In alllcasesof te" DIPTHERIA OR CROUP #3 Is not the parent who loves a child from either of the above complaints almost a murderer or murderess, pe For Neglecting to have the preparation inthe House: Whole families have been swept. away by this fatal scourge, when a timely application of FOR THE CURSE OF OCROUP, D . CATARRH, SORE,

THROAT, SCARLET FEVER, etc. ouse where are Young J. J, KNOWLTON & CO, San Francisco. apes Wholesale Agents. Stockholders’ Meeting, TAR QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.— 8 Notienetins annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Star Quartz Min’ Company will be held at the Hardware Store of Keeney, No.7, Commercial street, on Ma’ ah, 1868, at 8 o'clock P. m., for the election of officers for the ensuing year, and for such other business as come before them. A ual attendance. ested. _— THROP 8. LONG, “ab Secretary 8. Q. M. Co. LIFE INSURANCE, THOMAS SHURTLEFF, Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada city and the surrounding country, or wherever he ing badly damaged. Loss about $150 . . 8. W. BACKUS & Co. ee icat Wace iene cle cee S100 Manacars Pe Beek Rscalalor Len the power of appointment was shared ket Street, San Francisco, SHURTLEFS be the power of removal. Henry Clay deavoring to make Hancock the candi-. f wed ofthe same opluion date of the party for President, Info-. "WAUR 2 Seren, . Mr. Learns sie Pvpecinnindont have held a meeting in Was! Wrnyiuss.-.-..Prepricter, miechanice an ‘Monday: last ther chee [224 decided that he is the man, . LAGER BEER of the bent ind always on hour law” and would be paid the Inte . the National Convention called in May ‘wih your heed jasatmecty ocmeant (eas Jy ottice of Cicy Marshal, at the Cit: tion is for s al throughout the Ualted Staten! pos om ." found in Every Hi Children, pars IS TO CERTIFY, THAT _ Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS, TOBACCO, “Be MEERSCHAUM PIPES, MATCHES, &e. &e. ‘Broad street, Nevada elty. —JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST— large and splendid Jot of Cigars and Tobacco, te THE LARGEST AND BEST LOT EVER . RECEIVED LN THIS CITY, Nevada, Apt= 26th. Notice. HE ASSESSMENT ROLL OF NEVADA SCHOOL VISTRICT, in und for Nevada County and State of California, having been duly made, cerufied and delivered to the Board of ‘l'rustees of said School District by C. H. Mead, Assessor, pursuant toan Act ot the Legisiature of the State of California entitled “An Act to provide for levying a special tax to construct a Public Schoo), House in Nevada School District, in the county of Nevada.”— Approyed March 23d, 1368. ' Notice is hereby given to all persons whom it may concern, that the said Board of ‘T'rustees will,on ‘TUKSDAY ‘THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1868, ot 10 o'clock, A. M. of saia day at the Store of GREGOR? & CO., in Nevada School Pistrict aforesaid, sit as a Board of iqualization and will continue in session for THREE SUCCHSSIVE DAYS THiktarNevada, April 27th, 1868. nui E.G, WAITE, A.B. GREGORY, “ Wor City Treasurer. t Trustees, a candidate for the office of City ‘I'reasurer, at the Charter Election on May 4th, 1468 FOR CITY MARBSHAE,. (QUARLES W. CORNELL is a Candidate for J re-election to the office of City Marshal at he election on Montiday, May 4th. FOR CITY, MAHSHAL, i ee N42: BAILEY ‘is hereby announced asa candidate for the office of City Marshal. hiection May~4th, 1568, ; FOR CITY MARSHAL. OHN H. GRAY is announced, at the reJ quest of many friends, a candidate ‘for the Election in May next. Nevada, March 3lst, 1068. _ For City Treasurer. EORGE R. CRAWFORD will be a candi-date fer City Treasurer, at. the — mi : Kiection, May 4th, 1868. FOR CITY TREASURER, B.FRBVE announces himself.as.a-canD. didate for City Treasurer,at the charter election to be held May 4th. White Mulberry Seed, (Morus Alba.) 4 3 And Garden Seeds, of all kinds, For Bale by E. F. SPENCE. GRAND OPEMING BALL, GLENBROOK PARK HOUSE, : TO BE GIVEN BY B.S. PRATT, Proprietor, On Friday Evening, May 1, 1868 A GRAND OPENING BALL will take place T THE-NEW. BROOK PARK HUUSE, on Fri Even May ist. No pains will be to make the best Party ever given in the mountains. * A GOOD SUPPER will be got up for-the occasion. A splendid BRASS AND ST : BANv has been secured. are : EO. E. TURNER is hereby announced as, ATTENTION ! a Pied JIMMENSE BARGAINS ‘ ‘ Tithe SPRING DRESS a ““4AN NOW BE MADE, at the PIONEER STORE of Ps Jacob Rosenthal & Brother; _ ON BROAD STREBT. —— we Just Received — per steamer, A splendid assortment of Printed Alpaceas, Silk and Wool, mixed stripe. New style Chintz. @ Avery choice lot of Fashionable.. Goods! In addftion we also offer the Largest stock of" NEW SPRING SILKS, CLOAKS AND PARASOLS, ‘ MARSEILLES DRESSES. . PRINTED & PLAIN LAWNS, JACONETS, . s iw ee New Material for ‘Traveling and Walking Suits! AT rimming to Match.} _EMBROIDERIES, “LACES, HOISERY, LINENS, TABLE DAMASK, NEW STYLE FRINGES and GIMPS. KID GLOVES, TRIMMINGS, of every description, for sale at the Lowest Market Prices. : A J. & §. ROSENTHAL. Nevada, April 14th--1m J. NAPFZIGER, J, ER. STONE EMPIRE MARKET. No. 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs. KEEP constantly on hand i supply of FRESH ; BEEF, «i PORK, MUPTFON. Hams, Bacon, Lard, &. &c. OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, ~ ~ cisco. A supply of Dried Beef, Fresi» bw Sau &e., always on hand. All orders . the couutry carefully and. Pie Meats delivered im the city free of D. 8. BAKER. 3. A. MARTIN, BAKER & MARTAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD OF ALL KESDS, —ALSO— WHEAT, CORN, . BARLEY, : GROUND FEED Woon! WOOD woop! Shakes, Shingles, Ke., &. At BAKER & MARTIN: NO. 73 BROAD ST. Nevada, September 12th. BLAZE’S SALOON ! Cerner of Pine & Commercial Sts. A general invitation is extended. )s@-IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK_at Tickets Five Dotiansa, “6 © G0 TO BLAZES, INVITATION COMMITTEE. Pio! ¥ 40k, Poe gu omemiaiee Wim Watt, doe testinal JAMES. 3. OTT Dan Holbrook, Bie Office—28 Main Str, Nevada City 8 Glass,” 'W Hobart, (OED AND ORES oF EVERY DESCRIP A Henneman, M B Potter, TION Melted and Assayeou. GorrectnesG F Deetkin, it Leech, of Assays fully guai ~~ ig Cleve eee Bam, Melting done in the presence of depositors i ieoner,” cw sain. DOCTOR HM. TILING, J P skeiton, Chas H Mitchel. Graduate of the University at Dorpat. AC Niles, om) pone Office—Masonic Building, Ral $ Reni Brown, Residence —Union Hotel, Nevada city, Cal. EB Gen ry. AB Gurley,” LIQUORS AND CIGARS. . W DeWitt Tisdale” AT ‘ Victor Chevalier John I Caldwell, = . ‘Whe Best of Liquors and Cigars, N P Brown, TB Merry, Corner apache ye Commercial Sts.—_NEVADA. Jem gage" eisrater:, . Gis“cifasd cmc" John Peblictord, OW tonale Md goggre F Schmidt, R McMurray. PHOTOGRAPHIC You ir, RED Dog. mae eae aer v WH Frank UERR ARTIST PR — : Moomba” "Every kind of and AmbroRoven & Ruapr.—L. A Walling, W. Barker, . YP®* *ken in the best ithe Art.. ; ss ON PINE STREET, Frank Beatty, MDD meFeaa, Over the United States Bakery ~ oy fy eneaater, JAMES MONRO, Dealer in Beef, Pork, Matton, Corned Beef, Od Pine.» cote’ Reveaee: CONE Of Broad . Shop on Broad eer Pee AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ae Cheapae . ean be delivered Seow wo San Fran . eae i fc = & GO hi &@ 0 Qe