May 17, 1868 (4 pages)

aOR ml a _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. wily Gransevipt, SUNDAY, MAY 17, 186s. ‘THe Democracy AND THE Bonp States bonds from taxation has been one of the great grievanves upon which the Democratic party has harped. The leaders of that party have declared that the capitalists held these bonds and that the poor ‘people of the contitry have ‘ been oppressed by taxation while these bonds are exempt.” Passing over the fact that the pledge not to tak these bonds is a sacred obligation which the government has assumed and the addi¢ional. fact that their exemption is in part the inducement upon which the money was loaned the government, let us enquire who are the bondholders.— The city of New York with its’ mony princes and mixed population isa proper field for this inquiry. The New York Evening: Post says that “after careful inquiry, it is ascertained that out of five of the richest men in New York City only two are holders of United _ Btates bonds, and this only to a very inconsiderable amount, and that among those who return incomes of over one . _ hundred thousand dollars in New York and Brooklyn, about the same relative proportion of bond holders exists. On the other hand, the saving banks of New York hold forty-nine millions of ,, Rondsas investments for the funds of their depositors, the interest of which, deducting the expenses of the banks, is paid to 483,501 of the laboring men and women of New York semi-annually. Of the: several classes whose money is thus invested, the largest in numbers . are, first, domestic ; second, laborers ; third, seamstresses : fourth, clerks ; fifth, tailors; sixth, waiters ; seventh, cartmen. A'list of the occupations of those who receive the dividends of the 5-20 bonds, taken. from one of the say-. ing banks of the city, shows that all the trades are represented. The life insurance companies of’New York hold twenty millions of the bonds, as security for the persons, in all parts of the country, who hold their policies, and the fire insurance companies hold fortysix millions as security for their customers. Avery large sum is held in J Jd zi 4 W Barnett do JM Campbell Huntes 10. Attempting to bring odi : Conpleneiie.the form of trust estates for the benefit . contempt upon Comer ey en ant . Ad Soule do P-Cane of widows and orphans under order of the courts. Three hundred millions are held by the National banks as security for their bill holders.” From these statements, which cannot be controyerted, it will be seen that the poor and not the rich are the holders of bends, and that any form of repudiation would fall more heavily upon them.— Every blow aimed at the national credit or designed to break the national pledges is aimed at the industrial classes who hold these bonds in small amounts. It is therefore the height of folly for men to pretend that the rich will only be affected by repudiation.— ‘The national honor cannot be affected . without striking a severe blow against the industrial interests of the country, because the national promises are the only security which laboring men hold for the little earnings which they have laid up as a reward fdr toil. Every man should therefore stand by the party pledged to redeem every obligation of the government. “EpvcaTionat Pianofortes” are advertised. Punch says the most suitable piece for performance on these instructive instruments will be—the March of Iatellect. WE learn from the Appeal that quite a number of Nevada peoplé have.been ~ visiting Marysville lately, Roan ImProvemENtTs.—The Board of Supervisors of Yuba county are taking steps to improve the Nevada road, James E. ENGiiai, over whose elec tion as Governor of Connecticut the Democracy have rendered themselves hoarse to articulation, was burned in effigy during the war for his indorsement of Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation and general war policy, by bs HoLDERS.~The exemption of United those po: he Sta "e cisco, and we shill have a much larger . ® gang of horse thieves and the vigilanCaLirornia Lanp BuREAU.—There isa proposition afloat to establi#h by voluntary subseription a bureau inthis State, says the Bee, for the purpose of ‘and other sources, the exact amount, quality and location of all lands yet unsettled, and to direct immigrants to cent Territories most suited to their requirements; to obtain and preserve a record Of sales of land ; to note the rise 20d fall in value of real estate, caused by the establishment or relinquishment of industrial enterprises ; and, in fine, by means of correspondence with land owners, to gain the information necessary to enable it to put intending buyers of, land in direct communication with sellers. The State wants just such a bureau, and following it one or two or, ten companies who will purchase lands, hire them on shares to farmers furnishing seed and animals, and if needs be contracting with the occupants for their sale at a fixed price ina certain number of years, We believe such an investment would pay. Tue CuarcEs.—In order that our readers may understand the votes of Senators upon the several counts in the indictment. against Johnson, we give the substance of the charges as follows : 1. Violation of the Constitution and defiance of the Tenure of Office Law b the removal of Secretary Stanton, without consent of the Senate. 2. Violation of the Constitution by issuance of a letter of authority to Lorenzo Thomas, there — no vacancy in the office of Secretary of War. , 8. Same. as No. 2, with eof -phraseology, “appoint” being used for oe will go about $40 per ton. “letter of authority,” ete. 4. Conspiracy with Lorenzo Thomas and others, by threats and sintimidations, to hinder E. M. Stanton from holding the office. of Secretary of Wac. 5. Same as the 4th, with addition that he attempted to prevent the execution of the Tenure of Office Law. 6. Conspiracy with Lorenzo Thomas to seize and take possession of United States property in the War Department. *8. Unlawful intent to control the disobey such orders as he (Johnson) might give him. . ‘upon Congress and the laws by making certain speeches. (The “swinging round the circle” speeches.) 11, Affirming in a h at Washington that the IXth Con was not a Co of the United States, intending to deny the binding character of the legislation of said Congress. WakatT.—The President's annual report to the Chamber of Commerce gives us last year at 14,000,000 bushels, and the number of ships on hand at the corresponding time of the year for its transportation 112. This year he says we have only 96 vessels with those known to be on their way to San Franamount of wheat for export. Lynxcu Law.—The Alpine C&Fonicle states that George H. Berry, formerly a resident of that county, was hanged in Montana lately by a vigilance committee. Young Berry was about returning to England at the request of his father, when he was overtaken by tes coming upon them captured the whole party and hanged them all, Berry included. He protested his innocence, but they found him in bad company and he suffered the penalty, lionzed down in Mobile.— Exchange.” , This is not the first instance of an ass THE State of Massach has effected a loan with Bari hers for £600,000. The Sta: Gives scrip running twenty-three rs bearing interest at four per cent: oe ronnie amount of 1,500 tons was le ata factory at Boxford, Maan aot Winter, to be converted into Le ascertaining from Government surveys, . Rev, D. A. Dryden. Sabbath school y . the Grass Valley Union, has turned out bursement of moneys appropriated for . 1 Denestell = oe ae : A the military service, by authorizing + ee merge , rg f © 8. $s a Thomas to act as Secretary Of RD Moan } ae A Seaman Washing ar. : S C Lalley do DNHurshur do 9. Instructing Gen. Emory that it . W Miller W M Allen Red was his(Emory’s) duty to violate and . Sa * f do $* Lake and disobey the Tenure of Office Law, . fi Monae, san Teen en wares Ban duan T G ‘ . T such law being unconstitutional, and to . Oo the total quantity of wheat grown by . dail \P HO ADMIRAL Raphael Semmes.ig og BESTT vices will be held fg the‘ Methodist Church “Siinday morning at 11 o'clock, and in the evening at 7} o’clock by at half past 1. Rev. Mr. Fraser will preach in the Congregational Church at 11 A. st. and 74.P.M. Sabbath School immediately after morning service. day, at 11 A.M. and7} p.m. Rev. Mr close of the morning service. Union Hitt Muxe.—The Union Hill new shaft at the depth of eighty fect. Specimens of it brought into town,says the Grass Valley Union; -wilt-puyas much as $2,000 to the ton, and this class of rock is so plenty that selections the new shaft will pay a large figure. THe Lossy tx Cour?.—John Nugent has sued the Hibernica Loan and Sayings Society and the French Savings and Loan Society for $12,900, for lobbying a bill throngh the Legislature in their interests. This is probably the first instance where the lobby has come into Court. Gen. Gran? MinE—The General Grant mine, below Forest Springs, says some good rock. A few days since a crushing of forty tons yielded over $40 to the ton, and the company will be able in the course of a month to crush about one thousand tons, which, from THE copywright of Cherry’s song, “Shells of the Ocean,” was recently sold at auction, in London, for £285. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. GH Witson Sau Fran J Pritchard Omega J C Harrington do { Se NOTICE. Special School Tax. OTICE is hereby given to the Tax Payers N of Nevada Scheol Dinrri that the Assessment Roll has this da and the Tax is now and able. A deduction of Two per cent will allowed upon all Taxes paid prior oe th day of Sune: after that date costs will be made. The Collector's office is in the County Assessor's Room, at the will be in attendance C. H. MEAD, Collector, Of Special School Tax. mi0-im FOR SALE. Re GOOD MILCH reap 4 ae ‘or particabare te W. H. SMIT NOTICE, \HE Meeting ‘of MEADO 1 LA LODGE, No. 1 1°. 0. F., ed ee from Wednesday to Saturday . W. R. MORRIS, Secretary. Meadow Lake, April 15th, 1868—1m CH. FERRAND, TOG RAPHIC DAGUERREAN ARTIST, ypee taken in the bent stphe apes eeON PINE 8ST , Over the United Bakery R. M. , M.D. ATT SENG PHYSICIAN, _ TRENADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs, ee KEEP constan alae rR ae BEEF, PeR K, , MUTTON, Hams, Bacon, Lard, &. &. OF OUR OWN MANUF. amount is thought insufficient to last a year, : Pres cHine ScunDAyY.—Divine serviPreaching at the Baptist Church to— Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at the. company have struck rich rock in their . are. easily made. TBe poorer rock from E: May 16, 1868, . di been delivered to me . bes in Wi stree: and oe gi charges W. C, RANDOLPH, , . OFFERS FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Watches, Clocks, Nevada, February 11th.4s 8 J. GREENWALD; i ; Importer & Dealer in Cigars, Tobacce Pipes, &e. &. BROAD STREET, Nevada City. . 000000000000000000000000 ¢ JOHN ¥. BUSS<NIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST (7 Physicians’ Prescriptions -carefully prepared. Sat Agent Occidental Insurance Company, San Francisco. « MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets 53 Residence next House above Methodist harch, Broad Street, Nevada. ae FLOWER SEED. (2A FRESH LOT — JUST RECEIVED. Nevada Iron & Brass Foundry —aND— MACHINE SHOP. -. order. . en AD MACHINERY of every. QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or re Every easne Building Castings,Saw,Crist, Malt and Bark Mills; horse power and car wheels. : Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as any aaa Sacramento ov San Frant Nevada, Sept. 15th. HEUGE & THOM DENTISTRY. T. W. MeINTYRE, DENTAL SURGEON, IS PREPARED TO DO ALL kinds of Dental Work at short otice and in the hes: Artificial good teed. Full on Vulcani 25. Teeth filled wiht Gaul from 2 to $4, Nerve destroyed in sensitive Teeth, if desired. All work guaranteed to give the . DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist, Office—corner ef Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friends SRR ssiresnras scr attend : me with a call, any ive by having become R. FININGER & CO. ~ Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PINE BRANDIES, WINES : —aNnD— LIQUORS GENERALLY. BRICK STORE—NO 76 BROAD STREET Nevada City, P mch3i * L. W. WILLIAMS, 3. B. JOHNSON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorn & Counselors at Law hi ro the State of Nevada "Neraaan tat Deeds ro the State of Nevada.”"Nevade, Cal, ott” CHARCOAL FOR SALE JOSEPH DEBERNARDI, SPRING STREET. In the rear of the Exchange Hotel FAs always on ALARGE sUP “black kind.” st luir betier than give me acai AHH” not do Nevada, Jan. Th, 1868. MILWAUKIE BREWERY Louis Dreyfuss...Proprietor, AGER BEER of the best kind always on net d and for sale by the pint, quart, gai“Ir wel. and be joliy and fat acc dkrs Spectacles, . Fancy Goods, Dress. Trimmings, it manner.— . FASHIONS . Ladies of Nevada county, attention A. COLDSMITH, FAS JUST RECEIVED,. per steamer. bis H ANNUAL STUCK of» eases Fashionable Dress Goods, ORGANDIES, New Style Traveling Dress Goods, Tinen Lawns, Chambays, PERCALES, French, English & American Prints IN GREAT VARIETY, AND OF THE Latest Patterns, . Domestic Goods, COTTON SHEETINGS from 4 quartersto 12 quarversin width, brown and 4b. ucCaCDed,. A large assorunent of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, IRISH LINENS, &. White Goods. A splendid stock of SWISS MULL, JACONEt, NALN DUUAS, plain, atripes #ua Checked, BabHUr LAWNS, aud ¢#UCa aD MUDSLIND, —— KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, New style Walking Skirts, &e. MILLINERY GOODS. Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Boye nets and Mats. tWummed and uutrimmed. LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS, A new and recherche article oi the New Sash. ttern, ; CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, —Of all descriptions: Gn Also, a gomplete assortment of Ladies, Misses and Children’s shoes and Gaiters. —n Fur % Goods, achoice. 8 &s~I do not pretend to sell my at Coot, but offer thems at as low a figure Loge a can a and my pee be a, my Goods to ali reasona sensibie le. iad "A. GOLDSMITH. (Mforus Alba.) _? Bor Sale by E. F. SPENCE. Fe Nevada, March Sist. _SPENCERIAN GOLD PENS, PS Cc. LEONA warranted for two years. are Hard, Coarse, Medi: Son Fine and Ex. tra Business Pen. ae Fall ean be obtained by addressing 3. C LOnny LEONARD ‘Nevada, Cal. 4 All orders promptly filled: may! LIFE INSURANCE. yas I8 TO CERTIFY, THAT THOMAS SHURTLEFF, Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada city and the country, or wherever he may take a Risk, for the LIFE INSURANCE COMP OF NEW YORE. . 8. W. BACKUS & CO. ket Street, £20 hawrege yoy Soldiers, Attention ! SILKS, POPLINS, LAWNS, TAlKos.__ And Garden Seeds, “ all kinds, ~ ~—twecdte em 2f¢ aw pt aay . aaa ag Se Cn sens y RRR ee eS 2 tin -oak

aOR ml a _ NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. wily Gransevipt, SUNDAY, MAY 17, 186s. ‘THe Democracy AND THE Bonp States bonds from taxation has been one of the great grievanves upon which the Democratic party has harped. The leaders of that party have declared that the capitalists held these bonds and that the poor ‘people of the contitry have ‘ been oppressed by taxation while these bonds are exempt.” Passing over the fact that the pledge not to tak these bonds is a sacred obligation which the government has assumed and the addi¢ional. fact that their exemption is in part the inducement upon which the money was loaned the government, let us enquire who are the bondholders.— The city of New York with its’ mony princes and mixed population isa proper field for this inquiry. The New York Evening: Post says that “after careful inquiry, it is ascertained that out of five of the richest men in New York City only two are holders of United _ Btates bonds, and this only to a very inconsiderable amount, and that among those who return incomes of over one . _ hundred thousand dollars in New York and Brooklyn, about the same relative proportion of bond holders exists. On the other hand, the saving banks of New York hold forty-nine millions of ,, Rondsas investments for the funds of their depositors, the interest of which, deducting the expenses of the banks, is paid to 483,501 of the laboring men and women of New York semi-annually. Of the: several classes whose money is thus invested, the largest in numbers . are, first, domestic ; second, laborers ; third, seamstresses : fourth, clerks ; fifth, tailors; sixth, waiters ; seventh, cartmen. A'list of the occupations of those who receive the dividends of the 5-20 bonds, taken. from one of the say-. ing banks of the city, shows that all the trades are represented. The life insurance companies of’New York hold twenty millions of the bonds, as security for the persons, in all parts of the country, who hold their policies, and the fire insurance companies hold fortysix millions as security for their customers. Avery large sum is held in J Jd zi 4 W Barnett do JM Campbell Huntes 10. Attempting to bring odi : Conpleneiie.the form of trust estates for the benefit . contempt upon Comer ey en ant . Ad Soule do P-Cane of widows and orphans under order of the courts. Three hundred millions are held by the National banks as security for their bill holders.” From these statements, which cannot be controyerted, it will be seen that the poor and not the rich are the holders of bends, and that any form of repudiation would fall more heavily upon them.— Every blow aimed at the national credit or designed to break the national pledges is aimed at the industrial classes who hold these bonds in small amounts. It is therefore the height of folly for men to pretend that the rich will only be affected by repudiation.— ‘The national honor cannot be affected . without striking a severe blow against the industrial interests of the country, because the national promises are the only security which laboring men hold for the little earnings which they have laid up as a reward fdr toil. Every man should therefore stand by the party pledged to redeem every obligation of the government. “EpvcaTionat Pianofortes” are advertised. Punch says the most suitable piece for performance on these instructive instruments will be—the March of Iatellect. WE learn from the Appeal that quite a number of Nevada peoplé have.been ~ visiting Marysville lately, Roan ImProvemENtTs.—The Board of Supervisors of Yuba county are taking steps to improve the Nevada road, James E. ENGiiai, over whose elec tion as Governor of Connecticut the Democracy have rendered themselves hoarse to articulation, was burned in effigy during the war for his indorsement of Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation and general war policy, by bs HoLDERS.~The exemption of United those po: he Sta "e cisco, and we shill have a much larger . ® gang of horse thieves and the vigilanCaLirornia Lanp BuREAU.—There isa proposition afloat to establi#h by voluntary subseription a bureau inthis State, says the Bee, for the purpose of ‘and other sources, the exact amount, quality and location of all lands yet unsettled, and to direct immigrants to cent Territories most suited to their requirements; to obtain and preserve a record Of sales of land ; to note the rise 20d fall in value of real estate, caused by the establishment or relinquishment of industrial enterprises ; and, in fine, by means of correspondence with land owners, to gain the information necessary to enable it to put intending buyers of, land in direct communication with sellers. The State wants just such a bureau, and following it one or two or, ten companies who will purchase lands, hire them on shares to farmers furnishing seed and animals, and if needs be contracting with the occupants for their sale at a fixed price ina certain number of years, We believe such an investment would pay. Tue CuarcEs.—In order that our readers may understand the votes of Senators upon the several counts in the indictment. against Johnson, we give the substance of the charges as follows : 1. Violation of the Constitution and defiance of the Tenure of Office Law b the removal of Secretary Stanton, without consent of the Senate. 2. Violation of the Constitution by issuance of a letter of authority to Lorenzo Thomas, there — no vacancy in the office of Secretary of War. , 8. Same. as No. 2, with eof -phraseology, “appoint” being used for oe will go about $40 per ton. “letter of authority,” ete. 4. Conspiracy with Lorenzo Thomas and others, by threats and sintimidations, to hinder E. M. Stanton from holding the office. of Secretary of Wac. 5. Same as the 4th, with addition that he attempted to prevent the execution of the Tenure of Office Law. 6. Conspiracy with Lorenzo Thomas to seize and take possession of United States property in the War Department. *8. Unlawful intent to control the disobey such orders as he (Johnson) might give him. . ‘upon Congress and the laws by making certain speeches. (The “swinging round the circle” speeches.) 11, Affirming in a h at Washington that the IXth Con was not a Co of the United States, intending to deny the binding character of the legislation of said Congress. WakatT.—The President's annual report to the Chamber of Commerce gives us last year at 14,000,000 bushels, and the number of ships on hand at the corresponding time of the year for its transportation 112. This year he says we have only 96 vessels with those known to be on their way to San Franamount of wheat for export. Lynxcu Law.—The Alpine C&Fonicle states that George H. Berry, formerly a resident of that county, was hanged in Montana lately by a vigilance committee. Young Berry was about returning to England at the request of his father, when he was overtaken by tes coming upon them captured the whole party and hanged them all, Berry included. He protested his innocence, but they found him in bad company and he suffered the penalty, lionzed down in Mobile.— Exchange.” , This is not the first instance of an ass THE State of Massach has effected a loan with Bari hers for £600,000. The Sta: Gives scrip running twenty-three rs bearing interest at four per cent: oe ronnie amount of 1,500 tons was le ata factory at Boxford, Maan aot Winter, to be converted into Le ascertaining from Government surveys, . Rev, D. A. Dryden. Sabbath school y . the Grass Valley Union, has turned out bursement of moneys appropriated for . 1 Denestell = oe ae : A the military service, by authorizing + ee merge , rg f © 8. $s a Thomas to act as Secretary Of RD Moan } ae A Seaman Washing ar. : S C Lalley do DNHurshur do 9. Instructing Gen. Emory that it . W Miller W M Allen Red was his(Emory’s) duty to violate and . Sa * f do $* Lake and disobey the Tenure of Office Law, . fi Monae, san Teen en wares Ban duan T G ‘ . T such law being unconstitutional, and to . Oo the total quantity of wheat grown by . dail \P HO ADMIRAL Raphael Semmes.ig og BESTT vices will be held fg the‘ Methodist Church “Siinday morning at 11 o'clock, and in the evening at 7} o’clock by at half past 1. Rev. Mr. Fraser will preach in the Congregational Church at 11 A. st. and 74.P.M. Sabbath School immediately after morning service. day, at 11 A.M. and7} p.m. Rev. Mr close of the morning service. Union Hitt Muxe.—The Union Hill new shaft at the depth of eighty fect. Specimens of it brought into town,says the Grass Valley Union; -wilt-puyas much as $2,000 to the ton, and this class of rock is so plenty that selections the new shaft will pay a large figure. THe Lossy tx Cour?.—John Nugent has sued the Hibernica Loan and Sayings Society and the French Savings and Loan Society for $12,900, for lobbying a bill throngh the Legislature in their interests. This is probably the first instance where the lobby has come into Court. Gen. Gran? MinE—The General Grant mine, below Forest Springs, says some good rock. A few days since a crushing of forty tons yielded over $40 to the ton, and the company will be able in the course of a month to crush

about one thousand tons, which, from THE copywright of Cherry’s song, “Shells of the Ocean,” was recently sold at auction, in London, for £285. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. GH Witson Sau Fran J Pritchard Omega J C Harrington do { Se NOTICE. Special School Tax. OTICE is hereby given to the Tax Payers N of Nevada Scheol Dinrri that the Assessment Roll has this da and the Tax is now and able. A deduction of Two per cent will allowed upon all Taxes paid prior oe th day of Sune: after that date costs will be made. The Collector's office is in the County Assessor's Room, at the will be in attendance C. H. MEAD, Collector, Of Special School Tax. mi0-im FOR SALE. Re GOOD MILCH reap 4 ae ‘or particabare te W. H. SMIT NOTICE, \HE Meeting ‘of MEADO 1 LA LODGE, No. 1 1°. 0. F., ed ee from Wednesday to Saturday . W. R. MORRIS, Secretary. Meadow Lake, April 15th, 1868—1m CH. FERRAND, TOG RAPHIC DAGUERREAN ARTIST, ypee taken in the bent stphe apes eeON PINE 8ST , Over the United Bakery R. M. , M.D. ATT SENG PHYSICIAN, _ TRENADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs, ee KEEP constan alae rR ae BEEF, PeR K, , MUTTON, Hams, Bacon, Lard, &. &. OF OUR OWN MANUF. amount is thought insufficient to last a year, : Pres cHine ScunDAyY.—Divine serviPreaching at the Baptist Church to— Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at the. company have struck rich rock in their . are. easily made. TBe poorer rock from E: May 16, 1868, . di been delivered to me . bes in Wi stree: and oe gi charges W. C, RANDOLPH, , . OFFERS FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST PRICES, Watches, Clocks, Nevada, February 11th.4s 8 J. GREENWALD; i ; Importer & Dealer in Cigars, Tobacce Pipes, &e. &. BROAD STREET, Nevada City. . 000000000000000000000000 ¢ JOHN ¥. BUSS<NIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST (7 Physicians’ Prescriptions -carefully prepared. Sat Agent Occidental Insurance Company, San Francisco. « MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets 53 Residence next House above Methodist harch, Broad Street, Nevada. ae FLOWER SEED. (2A FRESH LOT — JUST RECEIVED. Nevada Iron & Brass Foundry —aND— MACHINE SHOP. -. order. . en AD MACHINERY of every. QUARTZ MACHINERY constructed, fitted up or re Every easne Building Castings,Saw,Crist, Malt and Bark Mills; horse power and car wheels. : Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as any aaa Sacramento ov San Frant Nevada, Sept. 15th. HEUGE & THOM DENTISTRY. T. W. MeINTYRE, DENTAL SURGEON, IS PREPARED TO DO ALL kinds of Dental Work at short otice and in the hes: Artificial good teed. Full on Vulcani 25. Teeth filled wiht Gaul from 2 to $4, Nerve destroyed in sensitive Teeth, if desired. All work guaranteed to give the . DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgicaland Mechanical Dentist, Office—corner ef Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friends SRR ssiresnras scr attend : me with a call, any ive by having become R. FININGER & CO. ~ Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PINE BRANDIES, WINES : —aNnD— LIQUORS GENERALLY. BRICK STORE—NO 76 BROAD STREET Nevada City, P mch3i * L. W. WILLIAMS, 3. B. JOHNSON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorn & Counselors at Law hi ro the State of Nevada "Neraaan tat Deeds ro the State of Nevada.”"Nevade, Cal, ott” CHARCOAL FOR SALE JOSEPH DEBERNARDI, SPRING STREET. In the rear of the Exchange Hotel FAs always on ALARGE sUP “black kind.” st luir betier than give me acai AHH” not do Nevada, Jan. Th, 1868. MILWAUKIE BREWERY Louis Dreyfuss.....Proprietor, AGER BEER of the best kind always on net d and for sale by the pint, quart, gai“Ir wel. and be joliy and fat acc dkrs Spectacles, . Fancy Goods, Dress. Trimmings, it manner.— . FASHIONS . Ladies of Nevada county, attention A. COLDSMITH, FAS JUST RECEIVED,. per steamer. bis H ANNUAL STUCK of» eases Fashionable Dress Goods, ORGANDIES, New Style Traveling Dress Goods, Tinen Lawns, Chambays, PERCALES, French, English & American Prints IN GREAT VARIETY, AND OF THE Latest Patterns, . Domestic Goods, COTTON SHEETINGS from 4 quartersto 12 quarversin width, brown and 4b. ucCaCDed,. A large assorunent of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, IRISH LINENS, &. White Goods. A splendid stock of SWISS MULL, JACONEt, NALN DUUAS, plain, atripes #ua Checked, BabHUr LAWNS, aud ¢#UCa aD MUDSLIND, —— KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, New style Walking Skirts, &e. MILLINERY GOODS. Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Boye nets and Mats. tWummed and uutrimmed. LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS, A new and recherche article oi the New Sash. ttern, ; CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, —Of all descriptions: Gn Also, a gomplete assortment of Ladies, Misses and Children’s shoes and Gaiters. —n Fur % Goods, achoice. 8 &s~I do not pretend to sell my at Coot, but offer thems at as low a figure Loge a can a and my pee be a, my Goods to ali reasona sensibie le. iad "A. GOLDSMITH. (Mforus Alba.) _? Bor Sale by E. F. SPENCE. Fe Nevada, March Sist. _SPENCERIAN GOLD PENS, PS Cc. LEONA warranted for two years. are Hard, Coarse, Medi: Son Fine and Ex. tra Business Pen. ae Fall ean be obtained by addressing 3. C LOnny LEONARD ‘Nevada, Cal. 4 All orders promptly filled: may! LIFE INSURANCE. yas I8 TO CERTIFY, THAT THOMAS SHURTLEFF, Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada city and the country, or wherever he may take a Risk, for the LIFE INSURANCE COMP OF NEW YORE. . 8. W. BACKUS & CO. ket Street, £20 hawrege yoy Soldiers, Attention ! SILKS, POPLINS, LAWNS, TAlKos.__ And Garden Seeds, “ all kinds, ~ ~—twecdte em 2f¢ aw pt aay . aaa ag Se Cn sens y RRR ee eS 2 tin -oak