May 16, 1868 (4 pages)

SAS BR etree xe NEVADA oats. CALIFORNA SATURDAY, MAY 16,1868. A Tue Jury.—The jury will be called to-day and the votes of Senators recorded for or against sustaining the charges made by the House of Representatives against Johnson; Jt will mot be uninteresting toknow how the Senate is --gonstituted. Of the fifty-four members of the Senate, forty-two are Republicans and twelve Democrats. Thirtysix votes will sustain the charges and’ therefore six Republicans may vote against impeachment without defeating a verdict. Among the doubtful Republicans some six or eight have been mentioned. Fessenden, Trumbull and Grimes have taken ground against it, and are probably so far committed that . ’ they will not vote for any of the articles. . The Democrats have all through the trial acted: as partizans and not as judges. Even when the testimony was being given,they showed by speechae es.and votes that before_the evidence was given they had determined upon a course of action, while on the other hand the Republican Senators dealt impartially in the matter, excluding all evidence of a questionable character and giving the counsel for the President every opportanity to vindicate him if it were possible. It may therefore -—be concluded that. the Democrats will vote as partizans and not as jurors in Law existed and had been violated b the Prosident, even under plea of test ing ite constitutionality, with the evidence now before the Senate in the case of the Tenure of Office Law, every Democratic vote could be counted on for impeachment. The President has only violated a law of the Rump Congress and of course he will be sustained by the Democracy. 1t will therefore require seven Republican votes to clear him and these we do not believe can be gained. The evidence in the case of the removal of Stanton and appointment of Thomas is so clear that the charge must be sustained unless Senators are false to their records. If the Tenure of Office Law doesnot apply to the Cabinet as some of the Republicans claim, then the President is guilty of appointing an officer during the session of the Senate without its concurrence, in violation ofa law which has been in force for years and he ought to be adjudged guilty. If the Tenure of Office Law does apply, as he has himself held, then he is equally guilty and should be removed. If the Senators. the case. But if the Fugitive ot _ dose this opportunity to rid the nation of a dangerous and despotic ruler, they . will ‘be held accountable by the country for the evils which will follow. It is not likely that Johnson, after being cleared, will remain inactive. He will soon have control of the War Departmeat and will continue to set aside the laws of Congress in defiance of the will of the people. The decision of the Senate to-day will tell for good or evil oP ‘on the future of the wong: Was Ir Poison %—The sudden and violent illness of three Republican Sen{ ators on the eve of the vote upon im_ peachment, has aroused the suspicion that they were poisoned. The parties affected in this way are Senators Grimes, “Howard and Conkling. The first has declared for acquittal, and the others were for conviction, The symptoms -‘were alike in the three cases, enly that Grimes was not so severely affect ed as the others. It is said foul play was apprehended and the Senators were cautioned against drinking ont of pitchers in the Capitol The diabolical . spirit of the Johuson party indicates that they are capable of any infamy. PEANUTS.—We hear, says the Sacramento Bee, that this crop, which grows 80 luxuriently along the banks of the Sacramento, and which has been. cultivated with profit, is not likely to amount to much this year, because the land has been too wet for cultivation, and therefore but small 5 cama have been sowed, THe MvcrpERER.—Ex-Sheriff J. C ] Glark arrived if this dity yesterday morning from San Fran¢isco, says the Virginia Enterprise of the 14th, bringing with him Eugene Lefevre, the Canadian Frenchman who some two years since killed a German on a wood ranch north of this city by stabbing him with a sheath-knife while at dinner, merely because the German said that he talked more than he worked, and the . man who inflicted injuries upon Jailor Gregory in making his escape from the county jail which resulted in Gregory’s death some seven days after. Mr. Glark found Lefevre in the California State Prison, to which he was sent from Calaveras county in 1867, for an assault with intent to kill. Theterm for which he was sentenced had almost expired, not two days of his time yet remaining, when Mr, Clark recognized him. He knew Mr. Clark the moment he saw him and attempted to dodge out of it. Finding at last that it was uselens $0 ay.de bide Gn ainonh bie tats he acknowledged that he was the Eugene Lefevre who broke jail in this city—he was sentenced in Calaveras county under the name of Jules Dana. Mr. Clark then told him that ho was going to take him back to Storey county, when he quickly said: “You can’t do anything with me for killing old man Gregory— . he didn’t die soon enough after he was injured.” Mr. Clark told him that he thought something could be done with him for thé deed, but first he had the killing of the German to answer for. He then said: “Well, take, me where you please and do with me what you please. I-have never had anypeace since I have been here. I knew that you would come at last.” He said that during ull the time of his confinement in the prison he had suffered terribly from fear, and was always expecting Clark to come and find him out. Whenever he saw a party of Strangers coming he thought Clark was one of the namber, and tried to hide himself._He} said he-never felt safe for a moment . . exeept when locked in his cell or: shut “up by-himeelf ina room. He said that in case Mr. Clark had not come and discovered him, it was his intention, upon being set at liberty, to have gone to Mexico, thence to Texas and from there to have made his way home to Canada. Mr. Clark has never ceased to keep a . bright look-out for Lefevre, and was determined, cost what it might, to capture and bring him back if he ever caught sight of him. This determination and watchfulness Lefevre seems to have constantly felt and dreaded. It has been so long since the murder of the German that it will now perhaps be a difficult matter to find the wood choppers who were witnesses to it, yet for aught we know they may still be in this vicinity—it will be hard for him to escape from both of his bloody deeds. A Pre Fieut.—Yesterday morning @ couple of individuals under the influence of fighting whiskey retired to Prospect Hill, beyond the corporation line, for the purpose of testing each others fighting qualities. They fought about three rounds, throwing out their “feelers” after each others “peepers” in the most approved style of the ring, At the end of the third round one of the parties failed to come to time, and “threw up the sponge,” so to speak. Some “claret” flowed, but neither party got half as badly punished as he ought to have been. Coming Bacx.—A bill has_ passed . ? the House of Representatives by a vote gia, Louisiana, North and South Carolina to the Union, and for the admission of their representatives to seats in Congress. The work of reconstruction goes bravely on. # THERE are rumors to the effect that two Republican Senators have sold out on the impeachment for large sums of money. ‘The managers are investigating the charges, and if established, the Senators will probably lose their votes as well as their seats. THE Nicolson pavement in San Francisco has by wear and wetting become so smooth and oily that ordinarily shod . 7° horses slip upon it very readily. r A. Hall Administrator o1 the of 108 to 35. restoriig Alabama, Geor} Fb . yashington street andBice YHE Ta ag no L ] LUDG ». I. es one ¥F2 night. A Svuccessrun YEAR.—The President of the San Francisco Chamber of to the Chamber on the 12th instant, stated that the past year had been one of the most successful, commercially, ever known in California. Co-OPERATION IN EVERYTHEY6.— Co-operation being all the rage, we see it announced that a number of influential citizens of Boston are about to establish a co-operative kitchen, at which families can have their cooking done better and more cheaply than at home. THE Police Judge of San Francisco, last week find a white man in the sum of $60 for throwing stones at a Chinaman, FRIEDLANDER’S new grain Warehouse at San Francisco, is 312 feet long by 140 feet wide. It is now being covered. ERE AER ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. May 15, 1868. H Eitham San Francis C O'Hara vill . A ¥ Hoag do J Zimmerman Downie J Flood do GH abbe do Hey Ham Hamtion & & Ba ris i J Dyellsm Smartsville Jarter Grass Valley = ao W Barker do C Howsell do Miss Holmes Nevada W H H Coffman Yo baa A C Leonard do WW Cozzens do M Garver do cf, Scott Dutch Flat Miss H Tracy San Fra W C Beck Empire Ra J McCullough 8 Kozminsky Washin W Seavenee. ‘do AG Gen ~_ Miss 8 Edwi do Ei F Clampitt W; mins. St do Hi Metatect i Relief Hil J Healey” do S M Everingham La c P Pamycar do . NEVADA THEATRE, Magu prietor, Thomas Lreyéc0ssesessssescesePro Sheridan Corbyf.. coocee Acting Manager’ Harry Coadse<ccecsccevesecee --State Manager’ Wm. BUOVEMOON. . . 6 6 5. o's Undine Hees 0 Treasurer’ MOST POSITIVELY Nigh T #1 f ‘weLasT < ses "Engagement of _ Sse MR. LAWRENCE P. BARRETT, Supported by JOHN MeCULLOUGH, MBS. SOPHIE EDWIN, tr" AND THE STAR COMPANY OF THE OPERA HOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday Evenin;, May 16th, Lester Wallack’s Great Modern Sensation Comedy, entitled ROSEDALE ! OR, THE RIFLE BALL. ELIOT GRAY, the Young Dragoon, MR. L. P. BARRETT. Supported by the Entire Company, Tickets One Dollar. Doors jp meted at T o'clock performance commences at 8 § Sage awe tes ‘NOTICE.—In Probate Court, County of Nevada, State of California: In the — of the Estate of Susan Ion, , ed. ng and filing the tthe petition of John of John lon, deceased, setting forth that he ey] filed his Anal account of his administration upon said estate and that the same has been duly andited, allowed and confirmed : and that ail the ses of administration have Tae fully ; and that a portion of said estate remains to vf distributed : ag other things for an order of distribution of the residue of said estate among the creditors pursuant to Claims duly presented and aliowed. It is ordered that ali persons interested Ra Ge estate the faid Susan ion, Baceased, be aud dd the Probate Court of sai county of Nevada, at the Court Room of said Court, in the city of Nevada, in said Nevada oduaty on the 17 teat RY tee ea 1968, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of then and there to show cause why an po oth of distribution should pot be made of the residue of said estate among the creditors parsuant to law. It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published for four successive weeks, at least once each week before the said 1%th — of — 1868, in bred fo dow pr DatLy TRaNSCRIPT, & news r and published in tne city of Neveda. . Ms Dated May B23 Probate Jndge. > te Jn I hereby certify the foregoing to bea true mi of an order made and entered upon the ane of said Court, this 15th day of May, a. ~—) . Witness my hand and Seal of said Probate Cou ot Nevada City, this isa = amr 1868 *5 By Jouy Auasv, Denn ¥. J. I. Caldwell, Atty. , on" FOR SALB. aes WO —— MILGH CO COWS AND CALVES. See? culars apply te W. AALS SMITH, W. R. MO. Meadow Lake, April sven CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC DAGUERREAN ARTIsT, SAREE . Corfiinerce, in his annual report made. W. ©, RANDOLPH, OFFERS FOR SALE AT THE Lowest PRICES, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Gold Pens, Silver Ware, Spectacles, sort fi ‘sais: ‘February ith, % Cigsirs poM Pipes, BROAD STREET, Nevada City. J. GREENWALD, Importer & Dealer in se A ar heaps a . JOHN F. BUSS<NIUS, ta Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully prepared. Agent Occidenta] Ineurance Company, San Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine ag Ba Commercial Streets t2 Residence next t House above Methodist harch, Broad Street, Nevada. FLOWER SEED. { t@r-A FRESH LOT — JUST RECEIVED. Nevada Iron & Brass Foundry _—~aND— MACHINE SHOP. d1'sAM KENGINES AND BOILERS built to order. description QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or repaired, Every kinds of Bsa Castings,Saw Crist, a -— Bark Mills; horse power and car wheels. on filled promptly and at as low rates as y Establishment in Sacramento ov San Franpo Amat ht added. Nevada, Sept.15th, . HEUGE & THOM DENTISTRY. T. W. McINTYRE, DENTAL SURGEON, Office—Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. opp. Banner's. IS PREPARED TO DO ALL kinds of Derital Work at short notice yor bored in the oon Pontes yeah —_ inserted and a teed. na. Fell Une bay bak uM 1canite #2 Teeth filled Uppe ‘tre 2 destroyed in coneltive Te Tees it Arh All work guaranteed to give the best satisfaction or no charges made. * ni6 DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts.I would inform my friends and all wishing my services that I am to attend those favoring me with a call, at, any hour. Teethafter ha sensitive by ex of the nerve will be fill cahetee bebe. filed without 1 WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this Office to be performed in a more skillful manner,and bette ent satisfaction given than Conners in this Vicinity otherwise no charge be made. M charges are moderate. and to suit the times. T . fy'reoo am permanently located in this ee. rage os dence on to street, third honse from Vuleanite Work done at this office. premptiyand Weetiy R. FININGER & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FINE B&@ NDIES, WINES —aND— LIQUORS GENERALLY. BRICK STORE—NO 76 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. L. Wy WILLIAMS, . J.B. JOHNSON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorneys & Counselors at Law And Notaries Public, re SAME, Cote evada, Gal eel CHARCOAL FoR SALE JOSEPH ae, SPRING STREET. In therear of the National ‘National Exchange Hotel, on . Fis ALWAYS ON A LARGE SUP rLY OF the biack kimd.> at Wholenie a fo and Yetai at recsemalle tena. Persons “in peed of CRA ” . etter than she ROOAL can not do MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. ER BEER of the best kind ai ‘ind and nd and for sale by the pint, ake cet ss wal. fod. ‘and fat vosasy To cance 2: PHARMACEUTICAL CHENIST!. . GRAND D DISPLAY. a — SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS ! Ladies of Nevada county, attention ~ A. COLDSMITH, AS JUST RECEIVED, t steam: H ANNUAL STUCK ot’ oe _ fee Me Fashionable Dress Goods, SILKS, POPLINS, LAWNS, TAlKos, ~ ORGANDIES, New Style Traveling Dress Goods, Janen Lawns, Chambays, . PERCALES : French, English & American Prints. IN GREAT VARIETY, AND OF THE Latest Patterns, Domestic . Goods, COTTON SHEETINGS from quarters. to 12 quarters in width, brown a baeached. A large assortinent of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, IRISH LINENS, &c, White Goods. A splendid stock of SWISS MULL, JACONEr, ALN SOURS, plain, stripes ana checked, BinHOr LAWN», aud ‘1 UVhnU MUSLLINB, t Fancy. Goods, Dress Trimmings, KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, New style Walking Skirts, &ec. MILLINERY GOODS. Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Bon. mets and Slats. trimmed und uutrimmed, LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS, __ A new and recherche article oi the New Sash Pattern. CARPETS AND OIL, CLOTHS, Of all descriptions, Also, a complete assortment of Ladies, Misses and Children’s shoes and Gaiters. we Furnishing Goods, a choice é*" Ido not pretendto sell goods at. CUst, but offer shea atas lowa jane as they can be — and my prices bis + pee eons eae i Gouds to re sensibie GOLDSMITH. 4 1 White Mulberry Seed, QMforus Alba.) And Garden Seeds, of all kinds, For Sale by E. F. sP. Nevada, March ist. aaa SPENCERIAN AN GOLD PENS. s. c. LEONARD, AS been a Sole A Coast, for be Coote a ne Spencerian Gold Pens. The Phe oni Oblique be obtained of J.C. CON EDS ed ea ° ducements are offered _ agents The Spencerian Diamond Pointed. Pens are warranted for two years, These Pens are selected with great care and are Hard, Coarse, M * tra Business Pen’ edium, Soft, Fine and Ex ing J. COLEON A ean be obtained by addreseLEONARD, Nevada, Cal. ote promptly filled. LIFE INSURANCE. rr Is TO CERTIFY, THAT THOMAS SHURTLEFF, Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada city and the surrounding country, or wherever he may take a‘Risk, for the EXCELSIOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. & 00. ‘ 8S. W. Managers Pacific Branch Excelsior Life Inearneee hy ay New York. Office, 614 Market Street, San anc THOMAS SHU 20 ‘Agent for Neveda. NOTICE is pb ge Bot provided beac as mien are sor a list of b and re Beever pd pd san ys procure which Collet pre. eet mayl

SAS BR etree xe NEVADA oats. CALIFORNA SATURDAY, MAY 16,1868. A Tue Jury.—The jury will be called to-day and the votes of Senators recorded for or against sustaining the charges made by the House of Representatives against Johnson; Jt will mot be uninteresting toknow how the Senate is --gonstituted. Of the fifty-four members of the Senate, forty-two are Republicans and twelve Democrats. Thirtysix votes will sustain the charges and’ therefore six Republicans may vote against impeachment without defeating a verdict. Among the doubtful Republicans some six or eight have been mentioned. Fessenden, Trumbull and Grimes have taken ground against it, and are probably so far committed that . ’ they will not vote for any of the articles. . The Democrats have all through the trial acted: as partizans and not as judges. Even when the testimony was being given,they showed by speechae es.and votes that before_the evidence was given they had determined upon a course of action, while on the other hand the Republican Senators dealt impartially in the matter, excluding all evidence of a questionable character and giving the counsel for the President every opportanity to vindicate him if it were possible. It may therefore -—be concluded that. the Democrats will vote as partizans and not as jurors in Law existed and had been violated b the Prosident, even under plea of test ing ite constitutionality, with the evidence now before the Senate in the case of the Tenure of Office Law, every Democratic vote could be counted on for impeachment. The President has only violated a law of the Rump Congress and of course he will be sustained by the Democracy. 1t will therefore require seven Republican votes to clear him and these we do not believe can be gained. The evidence in the case of the removal of Stanton and appointment of Thomas is so clear that the charge must be sustained unless Senators are false to their records. If the Tenure of Office Law doesnot apply to the Cabinet as some of the Republicans claim, then the President is guilty of appointing an officer during the session of the Senate without its concurrence, in violation ofa law which has been in force for years and he ought to be adjudged guilty. If the Tenure of Office Law does apply, as he has himself held, then he is equally guilty and should be removed. If the Senators. the case. But if the Fugitive ot _ dose this opportunity to rid the nation of a dangerous and despotic ruler, they . will ‘be held accountable by the country for the evils which will follow. It is not likely that Johnson, after being cleared, will remain inactive. He will soon have control of the War Departmeat and will continue to set aside the laws of Congress in defiance of the will of the people. The decision of the Senate to-day will tell for good or evil oP ‘on the future of the wong: Was Ir Poison %—The sudden and violent illness of three Republican Sen{ ators on the eve of the vote upon im_ peachment, has aroused the suspicion that they were poisoned. The parties affected in this way are Senators Grimes, “Howard and Conkling. The first has declared for acquittal, and the others were for conviction, The symptoms -‘were alike in the three cases, enly that Grimes was not so severely affect ed as the others. It is said foul play was apprehended and the Senators were cautioned against drinking ont of pitchers in the Capitol The diabolical . spirit of the Johuson party indicates that they are capable of any infamy. PEANUTS.—We hear, says the Sacramento Bee, that this crop, which grows 80 luxuriently along the banks of the Sacramento, and which has been. cultivated with profit, is not likely to amount to much this year, because the land has been too wet for cultivation, and therefore but small 5 cama have been sowed, THe MvcrpERER.—Ex-Sheriff J. C ] Glark arrived if this dity yesterday morning from San Fran¢isco, says the Virginia Enterprise of the 14th, bringing with him Eugene Lefevre, the Canadian Frenchman who some two years since killed a German on a wood ranch north of this city by stabbing him with a sheath-knife while at dinner, merely because the German said that he talked more than he worked, and the . man who inflicted injuries upon Jailor Gregory in making his escape from the county jail which resulted in Gregory’s death some seven days after. Mr. Glark found Lefevre in the California State Prison, to which he was sent from Calaveras county in 1867, for an assault with intent to kill. Theterm for which he was sentenced had almost expired, not two days of his time yet remaining, when Mr, Clark recognized him. He knew Mr. Clark the moment he saw him and attempted to dodge out of it. Finding at last that it was uselens $0 ay.de bide Gn ainonh bie tats he acknowledged that he was the Eugene Lefevre who broke jail in this city—he was sentenced in Calaveras county under the name of Jules Dana. Mr. Clark then told him that ho was going to take him back to Storey county, when he quickly said: “You can’t do anything with me for killing old man Gregory— . he didn’t die soon enough after he was injured.” Mr. Clark told him that he thought something could be done with him for thé deed, but first he had the killing of the German to answer for. He then said: “Well, take, me where you please and do with me what you please. I-have never had anypeace since I have been here. I knew that you would come at last.” He said that during ull the time of his confinement in the prison he had suffered terribly from fear, and was always expecting Clark to come and find him out. Whenever he saw a party of Strangers coming he thought Clark was one of the namber, and tried to hide himself._He} said he-never felt safe for a moment . . exeept when locked in his cell or: shut “up by-himeelf ina room. He said that in case Mr. Clark had not come and discovered him, it was his intention, upon being set at liberty, to have gone to Mexico, thence to Texas and from there to have made his way home to Canada. Mr. Clark has never ceased to keep a . bright look-out for Lefevre, and was determined, cost what it might, to capture and bring him back if he ever caught sight of him. This determination and watchfulness Lefevre seems to have constantly felt and dreaded. It has been so long since the murder of the German that it will now perhaps be a difficult matter to find the wood choppers who were witnesses to it, yet for aught we know they may still be in this vicinity—it will be hard for him to escape from both of his bloody deeds. A Pre Fieut.—Yesterday morning @ couple of individuals under the influence of fighting whiskey retired to Prospect Hill, beyond the corporation line, for the purpose of testing each others fighting qualities. They fought about three rounds, throwing out their “feelers” after each others “peepers” in the most approved style of the ring, At the end of the third round one of the parties failed to come to time, and “threw up the sponge,” so to speak. Some “claret” flowed, but neither party got half as badly punished as he ought to have been. Coming Bacx.—A bill has_ passed . ? the House of Representatives by a vote gia, Louisiana, North and South Carolina to the Union, and for the admission of their representatives to seats in Congress. The work of reconstruction goes bravely on. # THERE are rumors to the effect that two Republican Senators have sold out on the impeachment for large sums of money. ‘The managers are investigating the charges, and if established, the Senators will probably lose their votes as well as their seats. THE Nicolson pavement in San Francisco has by wear and wetting become so smooth and oily that ordinarily shod . 7° horses slip upon it very readily. r A. Hall Administrator o1 the of 108 to 35. restoriig Alabama, Geor} Fb . yashington street andBice YHE Ta ag no L ] LUDG ». I. es one ¥F2 night. A Svuccessrun YEAR.—The President of the San Francisco Chamber of to the Chamber on the 12th instant, stated that the past year had been one of the most successful, commercially, ever known in California. Co-OPERATION IN EVERYTHEY6.— Co-operation being all the rage, we see it announced that a number of influential citizens of Boston are about to establish a co-operative kitchen, at which families can have their cooking done better and more cheaply than at home. THE Police Judge of San Francisco, last week find a white man in the sum of $60 for throwing stones at a Chinaman, FRIEDLANDER’S new grain Warehouse at San Francisco, is 312 feet long by 140 feet wide. It is now being covered. ERE AER ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. May 15, 1868. H Eitham San Francis C O'Hara vill . A ¥ Hoag do J Zimmerman Downie J Flood do GH abbe do Hey Ham Hamtion & & Ba ris i J Dyellsm Smartsville Jarter Grass Valley = ao W Barker do C Howsell do Miss Holmes Nevada W H H Coffman Yo baa A C Leonard do WW Cozzens do M Garver do cf, Scott Dutch Flat Miss H Tracy San Fra W C Beck Empire Ra J McCullough 8 Kozminsky Washin W Seavenee. ‘do AG Gen ~_ Miss 8 Edwi do Ei F Clampitt W; mins. St do Hi Metatect i Relief Hil J Healey” do S M Everingham La c P Pamycar do . NEVADA THEATRE, Magu prietor, Thomas Lreyéc0ssesessssescesePro Sheridan Corbyf.... coocee Acting Manager’ Harry Coadse<ccecsccevesecee --State Manager’ Wm. BUOVEMOON. . . 6 6 5. o's Undine Hees 0 Treasurer’ MOST POSITIVELY Nigh T #1 f ‘weLasT < ses "Engagement of _ Sse MR. LAWRENCE P. BARRETT, Supported by JOHN MeCULLOUGH, MBS. SOPHIE EDWIN, tr" AND THE STAR COMPANY OF THE OPERA HOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday Evenin;, May 16th, Lester Wallack’s Great Modern Sensation Comedy, entitled ROSEDALE ! OR, THE RIFLE BALL.

ELIOT GRAY, the Young Dragoon, MR. L. P. BARRETT. Supported by the Entire Company, Tickets One Dollar. Doors jp meted at T o'clock performance commences at 8 § Sage awe tes ‘NOTICE.—In Probate Court, County of Nevada, State of California: In the — of the Estate of Susan Ion, , ed. ng and filing the tthe petition of John of John lon, deceased, setting forth that he ey] filed his Anal account of his administration upon said estate and that the same has been duly andited, allowed and confirmed : and that ail the ses of administration have Tae fully ; and that a portion of said estate remains to vf distributed : ag other things for an order of distribution of the residue of said estate among the creditors pursuant to Claims duly presented and aliowed. It is ordered that ali persons interested Ra Ge estate the faid Susan ion, Baceased, be aud dd the Probate Court of sai county of Nevada, at the Court Room of said Court, in the city of Nevada, in said Nevada oduaty on the 17 teat RY tee ea 1968, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of then and there to show cause why an po oth of distribution should pot be made of the residue of said estate among the creditors parsuant to law. It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published for four successive weeks, at least once each week before the said 1%th — of — 1868, in bred fo dow pr DatLy TRaNSCRIPT, & news r and published in tne city of Neveda. . Ms Dated May B23 Probate Jndge. > te Jn I hereby certify the foregoing to bea true mi of an order made and entered upon the ane of said Court, this 15th day of May, a. ~—) . Witness my hand and Seal of said Probate Cou ot Nevada City, this isa = amr 1868 *5 By Jouy Auasv, Denn ¥. J. I. Caldwell, Atty. , on" FOR SALB. aes WO —— MILGH CO COWS AND CALVES. See? culars apply te W. AALS SMITH, W. R. MO. Meadow Lake, April sven CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC DAGUERREAN ARTIsT, SAREE . Corfiinerce, in his annual report made. W. ©, RANDOLPH, OFFERS FOR SALE AT THE Lowest PRICES, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Gold Pens, Silver Ware, Spectacles, sort fi ‘sais: ‘February ith, % Cigsirs poM Pipes, BROAD STREET, Nevada City. J. GREENWALD, Importer & Dealer in se A ar heaps a . JOHN F. BUSS<NIUS, ta Physicians’ Prescriptions carefully prepared. Agent Occidenta] Ineurance Company, San Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine ag Ba Commercial Streets t2 Residence next t House above Methodist harch, Broad Street, Nevada. FLOWER SEED. { t@r-A FRESH LOT — JUST RECEIVED. Nevada Iron & Brass Foundry _—~aND— MACHINE SHOP. d1'sAM KENGINES AND BOILERS built to order. description QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or repaired, Every kinds of Bsa Castings,Saw Crist, a -— Bark Mills; horse power and car wheels. on filled promptly and at as low rates as y Establishment in Sacramento ov San Franpo Amat ht added. Nevada, Sept.15th, . HEUGE & THOM DENTISTRY. T. W. McINTYRE, DENTAL SURGEON, Office—Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. opp. Banner's. IS PREPARED TO DO ALL kinds of Derital Work at short notice yor bored in the oon Pontes yeah —_ inserted and a teed. na. Fell Une bay bak uM 1canite #2 Teeth filled Uppe ‘tre 2 destroyed in coneltive Te Tees it Arh All work guaranteed to give the best satisfaction or no charges made. * ni6 DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist. Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts.I would inform my friends and all wishing my services that I am to attend those favoring me with a call, at, any hour. Teethafter ha sensitive by ex of the nerve will be fill cahetee bebe. filed without 1 WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this Office to be performed in a more skillful manner,and bette ent satisfaction given than Conners in this Vicinity otherwise no charge be made. M charges are moderate. and to suit the times. T . fy'reoo am permanently located in this ee. rage os dence on to street, third honse from Vuleanite Work done at this office. premptiyand Weetiy R. FININGER & CO. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FINE B&@ NDIES, WINES —aND— LIQUORS GENERALLY. BRICK STORE—NO 76 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. L. Wy WILLIAMS, . J.B. JOHNSON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorneys & Counselors at Law And Notaries Public, re SAME, Cote evada, Gal eel CHARCOAL FoR SALE JOSEPH ae, SPRING STREET. In therear of the National ‘National Exchange Hotel, on . Fis ALWAYS ON A LARGE SUP rLY OF the biack kimd.> at Wholenie a fo and Yetai at recsemalle tena. Persons “in peed of CRA ” . etter than she ROOAL can not do MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. ER BEER of the best kind ai ‘ind and nd and for sale by the pint, ake cet ss wal. fod. ‘and fat vosasy To cance 2: PHARMACEUTICAL CHENIST!. . GRAND D DISPLAY. a — SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS ! Ladies of Nevada county, attention ~ A. COLDSMITH, AS JUST RECEIVED, t steam: H ANNUAL STUCK ot’ oe _ fee Me Fashionable Dress Goods, SILKS, POPLINS, LAWNS, TAlKos, ~ ORGANDIES, New Style Traveling Dress Goods, Janen Lawns, Chambays, . PERCALES : French, English & American Prints. IN GREAT VARIETY, AND OF THE Latest Patterns, Domestic . Goods, COTTON SHEETINGS from quarters. to 12 quarters in width, brown a baeached. A large assortinent of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, IRISH LINENS, &c, White Goods. A splendid stock of SWISS MULL, JACONEr, ALN SOURS, plain, stripes ana checked, BinHOr LAWN», aud ‘1 UVhnU MUSLLINB, t Fancy. Goods, Dress Trimmings, KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, New style Walking Skirts, &ec. MILLINERY GOODS. Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Bon. mets and Slats. trimmed und uutrimmed, LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS, __ A new and recherche article oi the New Sash Pattern. CARPETS AND OIL, CLOTHS, Of all descriptions, Also, a complete assortment of Ladies, Misses and Children’s shoes and Gaiters. we Furnishing Goods, a choice é*" Ido not pretendto sell goods at. CUst, but offer shea atas lowa jane as they can be — and my prices bis + pee eons eae i Gouds to re sensibie GOLDSMITH. 4 1 White Mulberry Seed, QMforus Alba.) And Garden Seeds, of all kinds, For Sale by E. F. sP. Nevada, March ist. aaa SPENCERIAN AN GOLD PENS. s. c. LEONARD, AS been a Sole A Coast, for be Coote a ne Spencerian Gold Pens. The Phe oni Oblique be obtained of J.C. CON EDS ed ea ° ducements are offered _ agents The Spencerian Diamond Pointed. Pens are warranted for two years, These Pens are selected with great care and are Hard, Coarse, M * tra Business Pen’ edium, Soft, Fine and Ex ing J. COLEON A ean be obtained by addreseLEONARD, Nevada, Cal. ote promptly filled. LIFE INSURANCE. rr Is TO CERTIFY, THAT THOMAS SHURTLEFF, Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada city and the surrounding country, or wherever he may take a‘Risk, for the EXCELSIOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. & 00. ‘ 8S. W. Managers Pacific Branch Excelsior Life Inearneee hy ay New York. Office, 614 Market Street, San anc THOMAS SHU 20 ‘Agent for Neveda. NOTICE is pb ge Bot provided beac as mien are sor a list of b and re Beever pd pd san ys procure which Collet pre. eet mayl