May 11, 1865 (4 pages)

ments of rich quartz leads within the past ‘ax months has been « matter of surprise to those who have been most confident of the. great wealth of Nevada county, and yet we "doubt if one out often of the leads opened which the niost careless business man would hesitate long before embarking in any other thing after this stylet Indications are discovered upon the top and immediately the claim is staked off and a contract let to take -out from six toten tons, The rock, cab and all is taken to the mill, and unless thia pays _ the ownérs of the claim abandon it. Hundreds of leads have been worked in this way snd abandoned because they atesupposed to be worthless, and those who have spent a few dollars go off and talk about the uncertainty of quarts mining, oe: We do not belfeve that this kind of mining will ever result in good to the county and rarely in enriching those who engage in it. ~~~ A few inatancés are knowh Where leads have paid from the surface down, but in the large majority of cases the most valuable mines sre worked for some time without profit. Many of the most valuable mines in this county to-day were worked at great loss vatil after they were opened below the surface water. The great tiinetal wealth of the county is just begun to be developed, and in ten years from now the steam-whietlé of quartz mills and the thumping of . stamps will he heard in every ravine and on every hill-side in the county. When miners ‘better understand the theory of quartz mining and have'had more experience in prac' tice, a very different kind of prospecting wi obtain and great, good will be the. result. In almost every township in the county the best “indications” have been found, and in 1 ly prospected claims and failed within the last two years, nor do we think there will be many failures mpany may be taken as an example. In this instasce over six thoussnd dollars were expended before the lead was found and now ~ the company bas one of the -best ledges in who would make a fortune by it must do so by labor and petseverance. ‘No mining project should be undertaken with the idea of ite paying from the start. Those who expect this, in nine cases out of ten will be deceived. Let the ledges be tested by sinking shafts'at one or more points below the water level and then if they ure found to pay a company may safely inour the expense of erecting mills and other Lena atn't in hands of Attorney. 68 00 machinery for working the mints. By the “g321 80 organization of companies this work can be ; ; ew a . done at small expense to the individual mem. Tut! balance uy indebtedness ~ berg, and it will Tesult in more good to the May 9th, 1 eeeees ces Piminie $1.69) 35 county and greater wealth to the owners Reduction of debt $2,245 than the “samntehing of top-dirt” upon a bas baba gare A tsi pinched ledge. When the erroneous idea THE Virginia Enterprise shys the , : . ys the case of that quartz-in onder to pay must yield twen. pos, ‘oulke-and Chas. Safford alias “Handty.or thirty dollars from the, croppings is banished from the minds of oar miners and they realize the truth, that in order to test tha wine of & ledge it is necessary to “go down upon it,” bright prospect will open before them andthe mineral wealth of the county will be found inexhaustible, __ Easrern Néws.—Gov. Pierpont is going te Richmond for the purpose of assuming control of the State government. He has assurances that the President will sustain him. up6n whose heatls prices are set, have ske" Waddled from Moutreal and are supposed to be'on the road to Halifax. The Tribune saye that the government has crushing evi_ dence of the complicity of Jeff Davie and his Canadian friends in the murder of Lincoln. All but four forts around Washington are . > Tus NativwauE Cee ee IMPROVEMENT In Wonkine Bep-Rock . TUNNELS.—The runnii and a great outlay of money. Attheclaims nel is-being-run through solid slate rock, an experiment was tried a short time since which greatly reduces.the expense and expedites the work. The tunnel spoken of has ¢ost $200 per foot. A few days since Mr. Clark tried the virtue of fire as an agent and found it to work to a charm. A cofd of wood was placed in the end of the tunnel . and left to burn, after which the rock was found softened and easily worked, and at an expense of about $25. By this method he succeeded ip running the tunnel two feet further into the hill. We learn that the experiment will be continued and the method which cars can be attached and hose for the Purpose of cooling the tunnel after the fire has done its work. We have no doubt that this new style of running tunnels will be generally adopted where the rock is subject to the action of fire. Granite can be worked to even better advantage than slate, we should judge. In the case above spoken of $375 was saved by Mr. Clark's method and considerable time gained We enmmend this matter to the miners of the county. city of Nevada, for the year ending May 9th, May 41, '64—Amount cash on hand, Mny 9, '65—Am’t Warrants re. May 9; Interest pa May 9, Treasurer's Commission. May 9, Cash in May 9,. “* in Road May 9, “ Fire Fund...10 76 253 80 May 10,64, Warrants ‘Less amoniit cash on hand May Total balance, debt, May 10, °64, $3,936 90 May 9, '65, Warrants Less am't cash on hand May 9, '65, 25380 “Chareoal Johany,” indicted as therein, wasecal the State before he man weil pusted in such matters, informs us that st this season of the trees in this viciuity are white bugs, which knaw inte their moat vital ——— if not driven off, succeed in kill. ng the trees. H 8 thh followi i mite wang akan tering rie ‘trees of these vermin. flannel with ceal oil and Those who own trees had better examine them, and if found above named. ade. Funning.toa Virginia city nels if'one of the hes owners of gravel eldims have to incur.— . ‘ ‘Wenties, for no 7 Oa — _ These tuaméls are rain from the base of the . [* Wo learn that. tch & Taylor are hill thfough the bedrock into the bill for the. about opening a law iffice it this‘city, Mr, purpose of striking the channel where the the claims are worked through the tunnel. Such tunnels have been run at. Quaker Hill, Birchiville, Sweetland and other places on red as high as ten years to complete them of Clark at Smartsville, where such atudORE ee = REPORT of the Board of Trustees of the 865. $156 13 d from all sources, . 7,145 45 . $7,301 58 ieateetcteaneemmenal os 9, + # deemed, to date.. we ones $6,459 22 General Fund, 239 64 Fund. 340 (Sete ee $7,301 58 registered, $4,349 74 Warrants issued, not _ registered.. @ece 255 50 4,650 24 713 34 10th, 1864 registered, $1 118 @7 Warrants issued, not mr me 804 48 Re $2,013 15 nd.L, LaPage, J. McNabb, J. and W.C. Columber, ta and up for trial. Safford left Jury and they next day. saan THE Grasse Valley Union says & gentleyear, the apple ‘infested with ious in ridding the Saturate a piece of rub it on the trees. buggy, apply the remedy AvctDEN'T.—Fred. Furth, formerly ‘of this Company of which he was Colbert, owners in the Alluoti Ranch mine, sec jrollioh, JH. Chagig the sum of O00, _ . due, and all persons prosecuting any profession, bused, and MeNabb od Fismoge terse . ; ‘a n failing toa pear their bonds were declared forfeited. McNabb and Finnegar are in Mexico and Safford is in California. A whole day was spent in trying to obtain a were guing-at it again the Tue Grass Union says Messrs. Daniel & Hatch will reside here. copeinting Jone Ist a day of fasting and Presiden t Johnson ve Jos, Jaturn. Plead net guilty. and trial set for the 18th. <_ P horse stealing. Verdict of the jury, guilty. ‘Wm: Beale vs his creditors. Sheriff appointed assignee. ' THE GRanp Jury has done a great deal of work during the present session. They havd investigated twenty-one criminal charges and found eighteen true bills. —__=[E ee BIRTH. In this city, on the 9th inst. tothe wife of A. Gault, a daughter, Arrivais at the BROAD STREET..00000.NEVADA CITY ce “TUESDAY, May 9th, 1865.O Cahill Virginia -~ F Brown Nan Francisco ¥F Barber 4 H Chapin do P Allis San Juan< C McKelvey do R Pooler & f Rav L Irwin Americaw hill E Piersol Flat P Jones ae ae U worth do M Carey . do Cleaviand do S Willits Humbug _. R Leech" ~ “do “W Morrow Cherokee , D Daner do 8 Brown Red Dog G Shaw do MssClark : do C Hawley Cot Hill C Fulsom French Corral H Hayes Moores Flat 8 Fulsom do M Beck & family do H-Fulsom do J Gochey de = T Price Snow Point ‘W Robers do __ A Pierce Marysville 8 Greenman do & Clarke Nevada ° H Sweet do NSayre. do J Fulle do = J Cashin do . > Maj Sterling do Eee U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE. " COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, : on ee +f OTICE 18 HEREBY. GIVEN, THAT THE License for the present fiscal year, as required by the Excise Laws of the United States, are now iness or trade #ithout first tating out such license as in that behalf enapted, will be liable to the penalties as prescribed in Section 73, Applications for Licenses should be made to the Assistant Assessor, and the duties paid at his office without delay, Matches, Cigar Lights, Wax Tapers, @te., that under the law amended March 3d, 1865, every box, package, parcel or bundle offered for sale or exposed for must be stamped with the Proper stamps, * = The provisions in relation to stamp duties as above alse on Perfumery, Hair Oil, Patent . Medicines, &c., will be Figedly enforeed. All goods in store are held to be offered or exposed for sale. ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector. By 8. B. DAVENPORT, Deputy. myiI AUCTION SALE. Best of the Season ! “ ON SATURDAY, MAY 13th, at 2 o'clock, —IN DOWNING'S BRICK BUILDING, Junction of Main & Commercial Sts. I will sell a Splefidid lot, Parlor Set, Bed Room Set, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Stoves, Crockery, &c. I. WILLIAMSON, Auc. TEMPERANCE HALL. Electrical Psychology OR THE SCIENCE OF THE MIND. SPIRITUALISM . DEMONSTRA TED G: 3 : : THE THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 11 tripped up by'e dog and fell, is the same day appointed by . _Counry Court, May 10th —The People The People vs Chas. Irwin. Tred for National Exchange Hotet; ~ LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. . ". &Xpected that its superior advantages will make it ae —— 0 + States Treasury Notes, bearing seven-and threetenths per cent. interest per annum, known as the i These Notes are issued undef ate June 15th, 1865, and are payable three years from that time, in cur. . VU. 8. 520 Six per cent COLD BEARING BONDS. cent. ineluding gold interest from Noveinber, which makes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan, at” current rates, including interest, about ten percent. per annum, besides its EXEMPTION FROM STATE AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION, «WHICH ADDS FROM ONE TO THREE PER CENT. MORE, according to the rate levied on other property. The interest is payable in currency, semi-annually, by coupons. attached to each note, which may be-cit off and sold to‘any bank or banker. ‘The interest amountsto . = Nae f: Two cents ‘ $100 ie “Ten a * e500°%**. s1 ° g5000 « f Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly furnished upon receipt of subsctiptions.— This is THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered by the Government, and it is confidently Great Poplar Loan ‘of the Pemle Less than 300,000,000 of the loan authorized by the last Congress are‘now onthe market. _. -This amount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be subseribed fot within four months, when the notes will undoubtedly cominand a premium, as has uniformly been the case dn closing the subscriptions to other Loans. . ‘ In order that citizens of every town and section of the country may be afforded facilities for taking the a Brsterate Snap rma . General Subseription Ageney for the sale of United SEVEN-THIRTY ‘LOAN. . . Shilling," ee & WAIrE, a Wholesale and Retail Deslers » {. CROCERIES, — PROVISIONS, : LIQUORs, Crockery, Glass Ware, &:, een have purchased the stock of _"“*** ¥e <--s WEAVER « Co,, And are prepared to do business in our line on the most satisfactory terms, As we buy only For Cash and have mo Intereg, We can and wilt “Or sell cut to somebody who ean.’ eae: . nimble Sixpence is better than.@ slow We don’t embark in the business of se Grub. with the idea of making a fortune ina — year. Having lecated ourselves in-Nevada-we— are prepared ‘to stay and hope by fair and hon. orable dealing to command a share of public patronage, ‘‘NO BAD DEBTs."» willbe no need of adding the percentage to good custqmier’s bill that we lose on a poor one. ALL GOODS MUST BE PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED. * We have now on fidnd a large and complete assortment of Goods, equal to any house in the city. Blasting Powder, Fuse, Steel, ~~ For Sale by Gregory & Waite. Rope, Hemp & Rubber PackBankers thropghout the country have generally agreed to reteive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their own agents, in. whom they have confidence, and who are only ‘to be responsible for the delivery of the notes for which they receive orders. JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent, Philadelphia. April 29-3meod : QUARTZ MINE AND MILL ee One Fifth interest in the . Pennsylvania Quartz Mine & Mill, IS OFFERED FOR SALE. ae The Mine is paying well and the Mill is new and in excellent condition. Apply to SAM. T. OATES. N’y*da, May 8th. “LIQUID SLATING FOR BLACK BOARDS. ST RECEIVED 20 Gallons. Schools can Poy tt ope lied with thie important articie. Also with and every ariety of School: ‘ he xe. A ! HOLT, Francisco i WARREN ap6 No. 305 Montgomery St*San MILK! MILK! MILK! Reduction in Price ! G. WORTHINGTON would inform the : @ people of Nevada thathe has Reduced the Price of by the Pint er Quart, at the rate of r**sOZODONT’'. For Sale by Kg. F. SPENCE, “Img, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow Ware, assorted, ‘ For sale by Gregory & Waite, +25 Tanks Quick silver, For sale, For Cash only, by : GREGORY & WAITE. A Caisenst Assortment of Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knebs, Padiecks, @c. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. 75 Kegs Nails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory 0 & Waite. vn For Sale by Gregory &Waite. 25 Kegs, No. 1 isthmus Butter, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Ranch Butter, a g Constantly on hand and arriviog—for sale by _ GREGORY & WAITE. 900 Boxes Candies, assoried, For sale by Gregory & Waite. . Wheat, Bran and Shorts, . For sale by Gregory & Waite. Califorma Hams and Bacon, the genuine article, for eale by GREGORY '@ WAITE. CROCKERY, A lot assortea Horse Training and Breaking. ae Kept Constantly on hail, friends and the public tipy ‘ely on having good Goods from our House and oa All Goods delivered at a reasonable ble dis. CREcOR® Nevada, Sell as Cheap as any House in Nevads Is our Motto. . By living up to thie ther — HARDWARE, Ror sale cheap by Gregary & Waite. sone ‘Bevada. ———— ADDITIONA The rapid inc Schools.of th mand for me ‘the lest term School No. 1, atid the main for Miss Jewi date sixty pu] stantially con “gure. Every oughly braced being disturb The old public . gite side of: tt . overhauled a1 the large num attendance ne being remove: be throwa iat put in for six! time for the m are informed t above ‘mention THe Barc of Broad and time been ia understand th looking at the their conditiou The one on M ditiea aad caa expense. Bui way to repair tear it stringers are planking is ok something is are that the w its own accor ses have gotie ~ be that a who such an accide ably cost mor Ciry Fina) annual report ; term of office h receipts and e: “pe seen that th duties of office city debt wa administration been paid, lea day $1,691 35 figures speak \ tees. Their chi out of debtand ebject. The i 6d the Board : Secretary, Sa J.C. Abbott a Tue Scien lecture on Psy Mind will be ¢ Temperance I efit will ba gi esting experi ence of animal ed. The lect @’clock. HELD FOR * colored man v Grass Valley, dicted by-the ( county jail aw ined before Ju ley and discha

ments of rich quartz leads within the past ‘ax months has been « matter of surprise to those who have been most confident of the. great wealth of Nevada county, and yet we "doubt if one out often of the leads opened which the niost careless business man would hesitate long before embarking in any other thing after this stylet Indications are discovered upon the top and immediately the claim is staked off and a contract let to take -out from six toten tons, The rock, cab and all is taken to the mill, and unless thia pays _ the ownérs of the claim abandon it. Hundreds of leads have been worked in this way snd abandoned because they atesupposed to be worthless, and those who have spent a few dollars go off and talk about the uncertainty of quarts mining, oe: We do not belfeve that this kind of mining will ever result in good to the county and rarely in enriching those who engage in it. ~~~ A few inatancés are knowh Where leads have paid from the surface down, but in the large majority of cases the most valuable mines sre worked for some time without profit. Many of the most valuable mines in this county to-day were worked at great loss vatil after they were opened below the surface water. The great tiinetal wealth of the county is just begun to be developed, and in ten years from now the steam-whietlé of quartz mills and the thumping of . stamps will he heard in every ravine and on every hill-side in the county. When miners ‘better understand the theory of quartz mining and have'had more experience in prac' tice, a very different kind of prospecting wi obtain and great, good will be the. result. In almost every township in the county the best “indications” have been found, and in 1 ly prospected claims and failed within the last two years, nor do we think there will be many failures mpany may be taken as an example. In this instasce over six thoussnd dollars were expended before the lead was found and now ~ the company bas one of the -best ledges in who would make a fortune by it must do so by labor and petseverance. ‘No mining project should be undertaken with the idea of ite paying from the start. Those who expect this, in nine cases out of ten will be deceived. Let the ledges be tested by sinking shafts'at one or more points below the water level and then if they ure found to pay a company may safely inour the expense of erecting mills and other Lena atn't in hands of Attorney.. 68 00 machinery for working the mints. By the “g321 80 organization of companies this work can be ; ; ew a . done at small expense to the individual mem. Tut! balance uy indebtedness ~ berg, and it will Tesult in more good to the May 9th, 1 eeeees ces Piminie $1.69) 35 county and greater wealth to the owners Reduction of debt $2,245 than the “samntehing of top-dirt” upon a bas baba gare A tsi pinched ledge. When the erroneous idea THE Virginia Enterprise shys the , : . ys the case of that quartz-in onder to pay must yield twen. pos, ‘oulke-and Chas. Safford alias “Handty.or thirty dollars from the, croppings is banished from the minds of oar miners and they realize the truth, that in order to test tha wine of & ledge it is necessary to “go down upon it,” bright prospect will open before them andthe mineral wealth of the county will be found inexhaustible, __ Easrern Néws.—Gov. Pierpont is going te Richmond for the purpose of assuming control of the State government. He has assurances that the President will sustain him. up6n whose heatls prices are set, have ske" Waddled from Moutreal and are supposed to be'on the road to Halifax. The Tribune saye that the government has crushing evi_ dence of the complicity of Jeff Davie and his Canadian friends in the murder of Lincoln. All but four forts around Washington are . > Tus NativwauE Cee ee IMPROVEMENT In Wonkine Bep-Rock . TUNNELS.—The runnii and a great outlay of money. Attheclaims nel is-being-run through solid slate rock, an experiment was tried a short time since which greatly reduces.the expense and expedites the work. The tunnel spoken of has ¢ost $200 per foot. A few days since Mr. Clark tried the virtue of fire as an agent and found it to work to a charm. A cofd of wood was placed in the end of the tunnel . and left to burn, after which the rock was found softened and easily worked, and at an expense of about $25. By this method he succeeded ip running the tunnel two feet further into the hill. We learn that the experiment will be continued and the method which cars can be attached and hose for the Purpose of cooling the tunnel after the fire has done its work. We have no doubt that this new style of running tunnels will be generally adopted where the rock is subject to the action of fire. Granite can be worked to even better advantage than slate, we should judge. In the case above spoken of $375 was saved by Mr. Clark's method and considerable time gained We enmmend this matter to the miners of the county. city of Nevada, for the year ending May 9th, May 41, '64—Amount cash on hand, Mny 9, '65—Am’t Warrants re. May 9; Interest pa May 9, Treasurer's Commission.. May 9, Cash in May 9,. “* in Road May 9, “ Fire Fund.....10 76 253 80 May 10,64, Warrants ‘Less amoniit cash on hand May Total balance, debt, May 10, °64, $3,936 90 May 9, '65, Warrants Less am't cash on hand May 9, '65, 25380 “Chareoal Johany,” indicted as therein, wasecal the State before he man weil pusted in such matters, informs us that st this season of the trees in this viciuity are white bugs, which knaw inte their moat vital ——— if not driven off, succeed in kill. ng the trees. H 8 thh followi i mite wang akan tering rie ‘trees of these vermin. flannel with ceal oil and Those who own trees had better examine them, and if found above named. ade. Funning.toa Virginia city nels if'one of the hes owners of gravel eldims have to incur.— . ‘ ‘Wenties, for no 7 Oa — _ These tuaméls are rain from the base of the . [* Wo learn that. tch & Taylor are hill thfough the bedrock into the bill for the. about opening a law iffice it this‘city, Mr, purpose of striking the channel where the the claims are worked through the tunnel. Such tunnels have been run at. Quaker Hill, Birchiville, Sweetland and other places on red as high as ten years to complete them of Clark at Smartsville, where such atudORE ee = REPORT of the Board of Trustees of the 865. $156 13 d from all sources, . 7,145 45 . $7,301 58 ieateetcteaneemmenal os 9, + # deemed, to date.... we ones $6,459 22 General Fund, 239 64 Fund.. 340 (Sete ee $7,301 58 registered, $4,349 74 Warrants issued, not _ registered... @ece 255 50 4,650 24 713 34 10th, 1864 registered, $1 118 @7 Warrants issued, not mr me 804 48 Re $2,013 15 nd.L, LaPage, J. McNabb, J. and W.C. Columber, ta and up for trial. Safford left Jury and they next day. saan THE Grasse Valley Union says & gentleyear, the apple ‘infested with ious in ridding the Saturate a piece of rub it on the trees. buggy, apply the remedy AvctDEN'T.—Fred. Furth, formerly ‘of this Company of which he was Colbert, owners in the Alluoti Ranch mine, sec jrollioh, JH. Chagig the sum of O00, _ . due, and all persons prosecuting any profession, bused, and MeNabb od Fismoge terse . ; ‘a n failing toa pear their bonds were declared forfeited. McNabb and Finnegar are in Mexico and Safford is in California. A whole day was spent in trying to obtain a were guing-at it again the Tue Grass Union says Messrs. Daniel & Hatch will reside here. copeinting Jone Ist a day of fasting and Presiden t Johnson ve Jos, Jaturn. Plead net guilty. and trial set for the 18th. <_ P horse stealing. Verdict of the jury, guilty. ‘Wm: Beale vs his creditors. Sheriff appointed assignee. ' THE GRanp Jury has done a great deal of work during the present session. They havd investigated twenty-one criminal charges and found eighteen true bills. —__=[E ee BIRTH. In this city, on the 9th inst. tothe wife of A. Gault, a daughter, Arrivais at the BROAD STREET...00000.NEVADA CITY ce “TUESDAY, May 9th, 1865.O Cahill Virginia -~ F Brown Nan Francisco ¥F Barber 4 H Chapin do P Allis San Juan< C McKelvey do R Pooler & f Rav L Irwin Americaw hill E Piersol Flat P Jones ae ae U worth do M Carey . do Cleaviand do S Willits Humbug _. R Leech" ~ “do “W Morrow Cherokee , D Daner do 8 Brown Red Dog G Shaw do MssClark : do C Hawley Cot Hill C Fulsom French Corral H Hayes Moores Flat 8 Fulsom do M Beck & family do H-Fulsom do J Gochey de = T Price Snow Point ‘W Robers do __ A Pierce Marysville 8 Greenman do & Clarke Nevada ° H Sweet do NSayre. do J Fulle do = J Cashin do . > Maj Sterling do Eee U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE. " COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, : on ee +f OTICE 18 HEREBY. GIVEN, THAT THE License for the present fiscal year, as required by the Excise Laws of the United States, are now iness or trade #ithout first tating out such license as in that behalf enapted, will be liable to the penalties as prescribed in Section 73, Applications for Licenses should be made to the Assistant Assessor, and the duties paid at his office without delay, Matches, Cigar Lights, Wax Tapers, @te., that under the law amended March 3d, 1865, every box, package, parcel or bundle offered for sale or exposed for must be stamped with the Proper stamps, * = The provisions in relation to stamp duties as above alse on Perfumery, Hair Oil, Patent . Medicines, &c., will be Figedly enforeed. All goods in store are held to be offered or exposed for sale. ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector. By 8. B. DAVENPORT, Deputy. myiI AUCTION SALE.

Best of the Season ! “ ON SATURDAY, MAY 13th, at 2 o'clock, —IN DOWNING'S BRICK BUILDING, Junction of Main & Commercial Sts. I will sell a Splefidid lot, Parlor Set, Bed Room Set, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Stoves, Crockery, &c. I. WILLIAMSON, Auc. TEMPERANCE HALL. Electrical Psychology OR THE SCIENCE OF THE MIND. SPIRITUALISM . DEMONSTRA TED G: 3 : : THE THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 11 tripped up by'e dog and fell, is the same day appointed by . _Counry Court, May 10th —The People The People vs Chas. Irwin. Tred for National Exchange Hotet; ~ LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. . ". &Xpected that its superior advantages will make it ae —— 0 + States Treasury Notes, bearing seven-and threetenths per cent. interest per annum, known as the i These Notes are issued undef ate June 15th, 1865, and are payable three years from that time, in cur. . VU. 8. 520 Six per cent COLD BEARING BONDS. cent. ineluding gold interest from Noveinber, which makes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan, at” current rates, including interest, about ten percent. per annum, besides its EXEMPTION FROM STATE AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION, «WHICH ADDS FROM ONE TO THREE PER CENT. MORE, according to the rate levied on other property. The interest is payable in currency, semi-annually, by coupons. attached to each note, which may be-cit off and sold to‘any bank or banker. ‘The interest amountsto . = Nae f: Two cents ‘ $100 ie “Ten a * e500°%**. s1 ° g5000 « f Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly furnished upon receipt of subsctiptions.— This is THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered by the Government, and it is confidently Great Poplar Loan ‘of the Pemle Less than 300,000,000 of the loan authorized by the last Congress are‘now onthe market. _. -This amount, at the rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be subseribed fot within four months, when the notes will undoubtedly cominand a premium, as has uniformly been the case dn closing the subscriptions to other Loans. . ‘ In order that citizens of every town and section of the country may be afforded facilities for taking the a Brsterate Snap rma . General Subseription Ageney for the sale of United SEVEN-THIRTY ‘LOAN. . . Shilling," ee & WAIrE, a Wholesale and Retail Deslers » {. CROCERIES, — PROVISIONS, : LIQUORs, Crockery, Glass Ware, &:, een have purchased the stock of _"“*** ¥e <--s WEAVER « Co,, And are prepared to do business in our line on the most satisfactory terms, As we buy only For Cash and have mo Intereg, We can and wilt “Or sell cut to somebody who ean.’ eae: . nimble Sixpence is better than.@ slow We don’t embark in the business of se Grub. with the idea of making a fortune ina — year. Having lecated ourselves in-Nevada-we— are prepared ‘to stay and hope by fair and hon. orable dealing to command a share of public patronage, ‘‘NO BAD DEBTs."» willbe no need of adding the percentage to good custqmier’s bill that we lose on a poor one. ALL GOODS MUST BE PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED. * We have now on fidnd a large and complete assortment of Goods, equal to any house in the city. Blasting Powder, Fuse, Steel, ~~ For Sale by Gregory & Waite. Rope, Hemp & Rubber PackBankers thropghout the country have generally agreed to reteive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their own agents, in. whom they have confidence, and who are only ‘to be responsible for the delivery of the notes for which they receive orders. JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent, Philadelphia. April 29-3meod : QUARTZ MINE AND MILL ee One Fifth interest in the . Pennsylvania Quartz Mine & Mill, IS OFFERED FOR SALE. ae The Mine is paying well and the Mill is new and in excellent condition. Apply to SAM. T. OATES. N’y*da, May 8th. “LIQUID SLATING FOR BLACK BOARDS. ST RECEIVED 20 Gallons. Schools can Poy tt ope lied with thie important articie. Also with and every ariety of School: ‘ he xe. A ! HOLT, Francisco i WARREN ap6 No. 305 Montgomery St*San MILK! MILK! MILK! Reduction in Price ! G. WORTHINGTON would inform the : @ people of Nevada thathe has Reduced the Price of by the Pint er Quart, at the rate of r**sOZODONT’'. For Sale by Kg. F. SPENCE, “Img, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow Ware, assorted, ‘ For sale by Gregory & Waite, +25 Tanks Quick silver, For sale, For Cash only, by : GREGORY & WAITE. A Caisenst Assortment of Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knebs, Padiecks, @c. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. 75 Kegs Nails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory 0 & Waite. vn For Sale by Gregory &Waite. 25 Kegs, No. 1 isthmus Butter, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Ranch Butter, a g Constantly on hand and arriviog—for sale by _ GREGORY & WAITE. 900 Boxes Candies, assoried, For sale by Gregory & Waite. . Wheat, Bran and Shorts, . For sale by Gregory & Waite. Califorma Hams and Bacon, the genuine article, for eale by GREGORY '@ WAITE. CROCKERY, A lot assortea Horse Training and Breaking. ae Kept Constantly on hail, friends and the public tipy ‘ely on having good Goods from our House and oa All Goods delivered at a reasonable ble dis. CREcOR® Nevada, Sell as Cheap as any House in Nevads Is our Motto. . By living up to thie ther — HARDWARE, Ror sale cheap by Gregary & Waite. sone ‘Bevada. ———— ADDITIONA The rapid inc Schools.of th mand for me ‘the lest term School No. 1, atid the main for Miss Jewi date sixty pu] stantially con “gure. Every oughly braced being disturb The old public . gite side of: tt . overhauled a1 the large num attendance ne being remove: be throwa iat put in for six! time for the m are informed t above ‘mention THe Barc of Broad and time been ia understand th looking at the their conditiou The one on M ditiea aad caa expense. Bui way to repair tear it stringers are planking is ok something is are that the w its own accor ses have gotie ~ be that a who such an accide ably cost mor Ciry Fina) annual report ; term of office h receipts and e: “pe seen that th duties of office city debt wa administration been paid, lea day $1,691 35 figures speak \ tees. Their chi out of debtand ebject. The i 6d the Board : Secretary, Sa J.C. Abbott a Tue Scien lecture on Psy Mind will be ¢ Temperance I efit will ba gi esting experi ence of animal ed. The lect @’clock. HELD FOR * colored man v Grass Valley, dicted by-the ( county jail aw ined before Ju ley and discha