May 19, 1868 (4 pages)

as ae . Mation that has come to us some of — sa en He we a dha did and his father have been arrested upon . 0a which the city stands was a a barren : the charge of robbing the Scandinavian . waste. ae oF not deem. the evideneo sufficient te harl aatihice toe Text an Executive elected by the people from . ™'""8 ‘company “6 $800." othy his high seat. We-trdst thet will be Connelly is Secretary of this company. moderation used by the party press Several weeks ago his cabin was robbed wards all whe cannot congciéntiously of $800 which had-been collected upon an assessment Jevied by the company. Booth’s President in the same light we The robbery,it_ was alleged, was comdo. The result of the trial will be ben. ™itted while the Connelly family was (ficial im all coming time. It will have oan at Church on Sunday. The iz have disgraced him forever; if he has ed in obtaining the facts which Jed to. ®nd Payette valleys. the arrest of the parties. We do not . great havoc. know what these facts.are, The, Connellys have always stood well in their community, pet be thasat the proprietor of a Commercial College, and examination which is to take ‘place a of the vietims of the Sea Bird: disaster. was the first person born in Lowcautiousiin: the: future. Kow. he: trans. Justice Palnier’s coart this afternoon, they will be able to. prove their innoell, Maseachneetia, in 1896. cence. The complaint was made by . === === James Dezell, Treasurer of the company, and the arrests made on Saturday last by Sheriff Gentry, — \Teads Us to believe. pre » the business that hey intended to vote . the trial for impeachment must show =< drunken and assinine incubus. . Woodward’ 8 Garden, . NBVAD, ‘ory, CALIFORNTA, 4 2s TUESDAY, may 19,1868. THE IMPEACHMENT Over.—The busi+ ness the Senate has had on hand for somé weeks is done. . Judgment in the case of the President arraigned for high crimes and misdemeanors, has been pronounced. 3f¢ has been found not guilty, so far as the requisite two-thirds _yote of the national Senate is concerned, but the voice of the people and tlie decision of a large majority of those who havebeen near the President and have had intefeoutse with him, ia, that the occupant of the Executive chair has disgraced the office and thé nation; and ought to be removed from a position he has shown himself unfit to fill. We have evidence of the most indebitable character that Andrew Johnson isa bad man. The loyal people of the United “States ‘believe him ‘so. “They know he has’ dlagriced the’ high office he occupies by drankenness, coarseness, valgarity and bad’ faith, to say nothing of other acts for which he has been arraigned and tried: But certain Senators have seen fit not to convict him of justice to the teachers wo state that none of the schools have reviewed their sttudies for examination, as it was expected that the schools would continue in session another month, during which time the usval preparations would have been . made for closing the work’of the term. high crimes and misdemeanors. They are, perhaps, conscientious men, and if they have acted from a high sense of justice, we cannot and ought not to condema them. They were sworn jurors as well as the rest, and from the inforsee the enormity of the offence of _a salutary effect upon Johnson himself. ‘He sees that'a change of one vote would not already passed the boundary where shame ends. He must be aware Tow thata change of one vote may send. him to the shades of private life for the balance of his days. That”he will be scends his authority, kis cringing message when the inipeachment began, acquittal of Johnson will strengthe party ifn many ways. It will t the Republicans wére less partizan in the matter than the Demo‘craté, becatite the whole conduct of the latter showed Nfrom the beginning of for ‘clearing Johnsdn, no matter how grave might be the . nses brought against him, while the fommer were divided in accordance with ch man’s convictions of right and. justice in the. case, As big a scoundrél as pom r is, and as cordially as the secessionists vast spise,him, he would have been made a martyr by them had he been impeached. This fact in conneetion with the tendency of a large class to sympathize with great villains, must indace ‘the conviction that a great deal of buncombe.in the shape of maudlin sympathy and crocodile tears, has been wrested from the Democrats by the acquittal of Jolinson. It cannot now be President, while the facts produced on to every unbiased mind that. there were some grounds; to say the least, to justify.an attempt to get rid’of a coarse, THE citizens of Vacaville, Sulano »are to have'a branch railroad t with the Vallejo and Saerad, four miles distant. The Pee to lay the ties.aud iron if the citizens will build the grade, and a sufficient amount of funds has already been subscribed to complete the contract on the part of _— citizens. THE photographic rocks exhibited in San Francisco, have been, placed in Tre San Francisco Olympic Club hae pasahash bs ion, which 0 onset building for their own use. . Caldwell on -Sqturday, at which ar Washington Territory will yote upon organising a State government. lege graduates on this coast will be June. divorce in San Francisco from William Sonoo. Eb inrmassion a Of thé teachers aad trustées of ti city sthools was held at thé office of J. I, rangements were made to close the public schools on Friday next, to re-open on the first Monday in August. It was found necessary to close the schools a month earlier than usual for the reason that the public fund for the present school year is exhausted. A committee . of examination, consisting of of J. 1. Caidwell, Frank Power, E: M. Preston. M. 8. Deal and T. H. Rolfe wag appointed to examine the pupils: in thie different departments, and to issue certificates of promotion) to all such as were entitled to enter higher grades. All pupils desiring promotion should be present ¢curing the examination, as none will be promoted, or admitted into higher grades, except those who receive certificates' from the examiners. The Grammar School, taught by E. M. Preston; and Miss Edwards’ Primary school will be examined on Thursday morning. During the aftérnoon the Intermediate, taught by Mr. Frank Power will be examined. Miss MeCormick’s department of the Primary school will be examined on Friday thording, ‘nad'Misé Meek’s department in the afternoon. It is but ARRESTED. .— Timothy F. Connelly f was'placed in the*hands of M. a of Marysville, and he sueceedAt the June election the people of THE fifth annual gathering of Colformed at Oakland on the 8d of next Mary L. Newell has been granted a Newell, on the ground of his failure to support her properly. At the recent charter election in Oregon City, the Union ticket was elected. Last year the place went Democratic by a small co? a H. D. CONN haa’ beck been missing from . and his home since May 5th. His friends ' ,, fear some evil has on him: A FIRE having oo occurred in Santa Cruz, the citizens are taking measures to organize a firecompany. — A RECENTLY invented indestructible . ; and insubmergible paper life-boat is on exhibition at San Francisco. AN attorney was fined $20 by Judge Provines, on Thursday morning last in San Francisco, for calling a witness a liar while on the stand, , ON California street, San Francisco lots are held at $2,000 per foot. On Market, from $1,000 to $1,500 per foot. Battery and Sansome from $700 to $800. Tue railroad wack layer, working on the Vallejo road, is said to bea suc cess, Some improvements in it are apparent, and when these are made it is thought that it will lay five miles of track daily, een niece ieee ¥ . ‘tania OnGANIZING.—The old treasonable orgarization of the Knights of the Golden Circle is again being orYork Tribune says the name Kax-Klux is possibly a modifieation of the infamous title Golden Circle, the Greek word for Circle being Kuklos. A slight . variation from the true pronunciation would give the existing popular name. ‘THe steamer Oriflamme arrived in San Francisco Fridaymorning from $30, 000 in treasure. Her cargo consists of four packages brandy and 238 packages skins and furs. RECENTLY a foreign gentleman, just arrived at New York by steamer, was escorted to the United States Marshal’s office, where lis boot heel was struck dollars worth of diamonds. Y THREE, thousand _two hundred kad seventy-five passengers have arrived by the Panama steamers this month, and one thousand one hundred: ‘and eight departed by the same route.Exper Knapp, the revivalist, has moved his headquarters to Sacramento, He commenced a protracted meeting in that city on Sunday last. Ir is expected that. the Western Pa land to Stockton in about ten months. THE Helena, Montana, Herald,claims fully 11,000. Four yeats ago the ground THE merchants of San Pinurlece have formed an association for mutual protection to contest the release of fraudulent bankrupts under the National Bankrupt Act. The Association embraces all the leading merchants in the ‘city, _ IDAHO,—There is a sete crop of grasshoppers coming on in the Boise ae threaten LOWELL LINcoLy, of Milwaukie, . ® ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, pipet May 18, 1868, San Francisco J Ackerman x pew ¥ Gold F E vE mop me <3 E E amy Feoe og by Bt 4] & a5 ze 3 F z Pad Pa PS Ba Pt dp Se a tO Sm» > i F 4 = Nores is héréb). Jive Fiven jeder the Tax ‘Payers of Nevada Schoo ssensment low: ts this been Saecee me is now A duction of savers oe ed uyon office is in the Coun Room, s Bowe woes, awit aeoster's pena a © Ot epee Collector, Nevada, May 9th, 1868, . Tax. NOTICE. — Ts es ae — to Saturday W.R. oe RRIS, Meadow Lake, April 18th, 1868-10 J. NAFPRIGER, Sues RE MARKET o.7 Payee ADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & 51 & STONE, Prop’rs, lala ving Hams, Baten. Lard, &. ke, OF OUR OWN MANUPACTURE, AT WHOLESALE Ob RSTAIL ert from San Francie Tf can be delivered here ee a Magpies Neca ganized under a new name. The New . " — = Alaska, with thirty-six passengers andoff and found to contain eight thousand P cific Railroad will be finished from Oak. that the population of that place is. : ie wie Lo WEST PRICES, f Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Gold Pens, . Silver Ware, _. vA if 7 Nevada, February tthe . “ / ¥. GREENWALD, é Importer & Dealer in Cigars, Tobacco Pipes, ke. &e. BROAD STREET, Nevada City. if 2 * ae eS ae mae ir a F JOHN F. BUSSuNIUS, ace enti aS CBERIST — Physicians’ Foubesigiiels carefey Agent Occidental Ineurance Company, San Frauciscd. . MASONIC BUILDING, a of Rjngand. vv Punynercial Streets Ew Residence next iekes above Methodist burch, Broed re Nevada. era FRESH Lor — JUST RECEIV ED. Nevada Ifon O& ‘Brags Foundry —aND— MACHINE SHOP. QUARTZ MACHINERY . constructed, fitted “7 ur repaired, Every kinds of Building Castings,Saw,Crist Malt ue Bark Mulls; are panes aud car w _ ers filled promptly and at as low rates as any Katablishment an Sacramento ov San FranWevabatbeld tk loth. HRUGHh & THOM DENTISTRY. = Tr. W. McINTWRE, DENTAL’ SURGEON,Oftice—Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. opp. Banner's. Dentist, Office sctiehie ie’ Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friéads —— sapped 3 marta be . & call i>, at any hour. Se e bensitive Dy exposure of the nerve filled without causing pair. I WILL WaneANT ALE WORK to be performed in a more benches ot i 7 Ved being reals gee Vemede. ty eee city, tines. eee at this office. Spey egy erk promptly and neatly > FININGER & Co. _ Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FINE BRANDIES, WINES —aND— LIQUORS GENERALLY. L. W. Ww ” J.B. JOHNSON WILLIAMS &« JOHNSON, Attorneys A ming law ro ia SEL TA MS, Commissioner Nevada, Cal. » o8t CHARCOAL FOR SALE ssf CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every . ‘. ton & Co’s great International this . LY Teco! of Deeds . . s OFFER FOR re Cl ES ag . SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS ! . Ladies of N evada county,attention A. GOLDSMITH,AS JUST. RECEIVED, teamer, ANNUAL SfUcK ot ets Bio. Fashionable Dress Goods, SILKS, POPLINS, LAWNS, ‘fafkos, ORGANDIES, New Style Traveling Dress Goods, Linen Lawns, Uhambays, PERCALES, French, English & Ameriean Prints IN GREAT VARIETY, AND OF THE Latest Patterns. . Domestic Goods. COTTON SHEGTINGS from’ 4 Ghariers to 12 quartersiu widtn, brown und bicacucu. A large assorlment of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, IRISH LINENS, &e, White G Goods. A stock of SWISS MULL, ‘ JACONEt, wALN oUUbS, plain, alu wap LA WIAD, aud —— MUBLING, Faney Goods, press iste, = ~~ Klip GLOVES, PFARASOLS, Now style Walking Skirts, &ec. MILLINERY GOODS. Latest S$: f Parisian . Crape Bo nets aid Mats. Wruuued and ecru ; LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS,A new and recherelié article she Hew Sash Pattern. CARPETS AND ( Ort, cloras, ‘ae. peices assortticnt Of Télies, ‘Mis#¢s and Children’s shoes auu Gaiters. Genvs Furtishing Guoeds,. stuck. &#~ I do not pretend to sell m goods at COet, b tofu thea at aw dew a 7 a Can be uffurded, and my prices wil canaeen ly Gouds to ali reasunabie, miata m3 GO White Mulberry Seed, (Morus Alba,) And Garden Seeds, of all kinds, For Sale by es EK. F. SPENCE. Nevada, March Sist. ie SPENCERIAN GOLD PENS. J. Ce LEONA AS been a paolated Sole. Agen’ Coast, for the ie Celebrated % vine oe Spencerian Gold Pens. are fine. po glide smoothly and tifully and are used in a, Berat numbering forty and are high manship. poor precy hoe gh the Poel men in the Hast, oh Caite altga shade mercial Co scoumeenart J.C. hgh Taper ope ducements are offered agents. . . Pointed Pens are ; t care and um, Soft, e and BxICO ad ma : Soldiers, At Attention . ! NOTICE is af een nig a the “sem. ms ave linn ava tI the Captain end and Secrétary of yee Ses aineeche and road taxes. made by the Collector lors tint of stk the officers are required Be ina wane com . FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC —AND— so erarenee Aare,

as ae . Mation that has come to us some of — sa en He we a dha did and his father have been arrested upon . 0a which the city stands was a a barren : the charge of robbing the Scandinavian . waste. ae oF not deem. the evideneo sufficient te harl aatihice toe Text an Executive elected by the people from . ™'""8 ‘company “6 $800." othy his high seat. We-trdst thet will be Connelly is Secretary of this company. moderation used by the party press Several weeks ago his cabin was robbed wards all whe cannot congciéntiously of $800 which had-been collected upon an assessment Jevied by the company. Booth’s President in the same light we The robbery,it_ was alleged, was comdo. The result of the trial will be ben. ™itted while the Connelly family was (ficial im all coming time. It will have oan at Church on Sunday. The iz have disgraced him forever; if he has ed in obtaining the facts which Jed to. ®nd Payette valleys. the arrest of the parties. We do not . great havoc. know what these facts.are, The, Connellys have always stood well in their community, pet be thasat the proprietor of a Commercial College, and examination which is to take ‘place a of the vietims of the Sea Bird: disaster. was the first person born in Lowcautiousiin: the: future. Kow. he: trans. Justice Palnier’s coart this afternoon, they will be able to. prove their innoell, Maseachneetia, in 1896. cence. The complaint was made by . === === James Dezell, Treasurer of the company, and the arrests made on Saturday last by Sheriff Gentry, — \Teads Us to believe. pre » the business that hey intended to vote . the trial for impeachment must show =< drunken and assinine incubus. . Woodward’ 8 Garden, . NBVAD, ‘ory, CALIFORNTA, 4 2s TUESDAY, may 19,1868. THE IMPEACHMENT Over.—The busi+ ness the Senate has had on hand for somé weeks is done. . Judgment in the case of the President arraigned for high crimes and misdemeanors, has been pronounced. 3f¢ has been found not guilty, so far as the requisite two-thirds _yote of the national Senate is concerned, but the voice of the people and tlie decision of a large majority of those who havebeen near the President and have had intefeoutse with him, ia, that the occupant of the Executive chair has disgraced the office and thé nation; and ought to be removed from a position he has shown himself unfit to fill. We have evidence of the most indebitable character that Andrew Johnson isa bad man. The loyal people of the United “States ‘believe him ‘so. “They know he has’ dlagriced the’ high office he occupies by drankenness, coarseness, valgarity and bad’ faith, to say nothing of other acts for which he has been arraigned and tried: But certain Senators have seen fit not to convict him of justice to the teachers wo state that none of the schools have reviewed their sttudies for examination, as it was expected that the schools would continue in session another month, during which time the usval preparations would have been . made for closing the work’of the term. high crimes and misdemeanors. They are, perhaps, conscientious men, and if they have acted from a high sense of justice, we cannot and ought not to condema them. They were sworn jurors as well as the rest, and from the inforsee the enormity of the offence of _a salutary effect upon Johnson himself. ‘He sees that'a change of one vote would not already passed the boundary where shame ends. He must be aware Tow thata change of one vote may send. him to the shades of private life for the balance of his days. That”he will be scends his authority, kis cringing message when the inipeachment began, acquittal of Johnson will strengthe party ifn many ways. It will t the Republicans wére less partizan in the matter than the Demo‘craté, becatite the whole conduct of the latter showed Nfrom the beginning of for ‘clearing Johnsdn, no matter how grave might be the . nses brought against him, while the fommer were divided in accordance with ch man’s convictions of right and. justice in the. case, As big a scoundrél as pom r is, and as cordially as the secessionists vast spise,him, he would have been made a martyr by them had he been impeached. This fact in conneetion with the tendency of a large class to sympathize with great villains, must indace ‘the conviction that a great deal of buncombe.in the shape of maudlin sympathy and crocodile tears, has been wrested from the Democrats by the acquittal of Jolinson. It cannot now be President, while the facts produced on to every unbiased mind that. there were some grounds; to say the least, to justify.an attempt to get rid’of a coarse, THE citizens of Vacaville, Sulano »are to have'a branch railroad t with the Vallejo and Saerad, four miles distant. The Pee to lay the ties.aud iron if the citizens will build the grade, and a sufficient amount of funds has already been subscribed to complete the contract on the part of _— citizens. THE photographic rocks exhibited in San Francisco, have been, placed in Tre San Francisco Olympic Club hae pasahash bs ion, which 0 onset building for their own use. . Caldwell on -Sqturday, at which ar Washington Territory will yote upon organising a State government. lege graduates on this coast will be June. divorce in San Francisco from William Sonoo. Eb inrmassion a Of thé teachers aad trustées of ti city sthools was held at thé office of J. I, rangements were made to close the public schools on Friday next, to re-open on the first Monday in August. It was found necessary to close the schools a month earlier than usual for the reason that the public fund for the present school year is exhausted. A committee . of examination, consisting of of J. 1. Caidwell, Frank Power, E: M. Preston. M. 8. Deal and T. H. Rolfe wag appointed to examine the pupils: in thie different departments, and to issue certificates of promotion) to all such as were entitled to enter higher grades. All pupils desiring promotion should be present ¢curing the examination, as none will be promoted, or admitted into higher grades, except those who receive certificates' from the examiners. The Grammar School, taught by E. M. Preston; and Miss Edwards’ Primary school will be examined on Thursday morning. During the aftérnoon the Intermediate, taught by Mr. Frank Power will be examined. Miss MeCormick’s department of the Primary school will be examined on Friday thording, ‘nad'Misé Meek’s department in the afternoon. It is but ARRESTED. .— Timothy F. Connelly f was'placed in the*hands of M. a of Marysville, and he sueceedAt the June election the people of THE fifth annual gathering of Colformed at Oakland on the 8d of next Mary L. Newell has been granted a Newell, on the ground of his failure to support her properly. At the recent charter election in Oregon City, the Union ticket was elected. Last year the place went Democratic by a small co? a H. D. CONN haa’ beck been missing from . and his home since May 5th. His friends ' ,, fear some evil has on him: A FIRE having oo occurred in Santa Cruz, the citizens are taking measures to organize a firecompany. — A RECENTLY invented indestructible . ; and insubmergible paper life-boat is on exhibition at San Francisco. AN attorney was fined $20 by Judge Provines, on Thursday morning last in San Francisco, for calling a witness a liar while on the stand, , ON California street, San Francisco lots are held at $2,000 per foot. On Market, from $1,000 to $1,500 per foot. Battery and Sansome from $700 to $800. Tue railroad wack layer, working on the Vallejo road, is said to bea suc cess, Some improvements in it are apparent, and when these are made it is thought that it will lay five miles of track daily, een niece ieee ¥ . ‘tania OnGANIZING.—The old treasonable orgarization of the Knights of the Golden Circle is again being orYork Tribune says the name Kax-Klux is possibly a modifieation of the infamous title Golden Circle, the Greek word for Circle being Kuklos. A slight . variation from the true pronunciation would give the existing popular name. ‘THe steamer Oriflamme arrived in San Francisco Fridaymorning from $30, 000 in treasure. Her cargo consists of four packages brandy and 238 packages skins and furs. RECENTLY a foreign gentleman, just arrived at New York by steamer, was escorted to the United States Marshal’s office, where lis boot heel was struck dollars worth of diamonds. Y THREE, thousand _two hundred kad seventy-five passengers have arrived by the Panama steamers this month, and one thousand one hundred: ‘and eight departed by the same route.Exper Knapp, the revivalist, has moved his headquarters to Sacramento, He commenced a protracted meeting in that city on Sunday last. Ir is expected that. the Western Pa land to Stockton in about ten months. THE Helena, Montana, Herald,claims fully 11,000. Four yeats ago the ground THE merchants of San Pinurlece have formed an association for mutual protection to contest the release of fraudulent bankrupts under the National Bankrupt Act. The Association embraces all the leading merchants in the ‘city, _ IDAHO,—There is a sete crop of grasshoppers coming on in the Boise ae threaten LOWELL LINcoLy, of Milwaukie, . ® ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, pipet May 18, 1868, San Francisco J Ackerman x pew ¥ Gold F E vE

mop me <3 E E amy Feoe og by Bt 4] & a5 ze 3 F z Pad Pa PS Ba Pt dp Se a tO Sm» > i F 4 = Nores is héréb). Jive Fiven jeder the Tax ‘Payers of Nevada Schoo ssensment low: ts this been Saecee me is now A duction of savers oe ed uyon office is in the Coun Room, s Bowe woes, awit aeoster's pena a © Ot epee Collector, Nevada, May 9th, 1868, . Tax. NOTICE. — Ts es ae — to Saturday W.R. oe RRIS, Meadow Lake, April 18th, 1868-10 J. NAFPRIGER, Sues RE MARKET o.7 Payee ADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & 51 & STONE, Prop’rs, lala ving Hams, Baten. Lard, &. ke, OF OUR OWN MANUPACTURE, AT WHOLESALE Ob RSTAIL ert from San Francie Tf can be delivered here ee a Magpies Neca ganized under a new name. The New . " — = Alaska, with thirty-six passengers andoff and found to contain eight thousand P cific Railroad will be finished from Oak. that the population of that place is. : ie wie Lo WEST PRICES, f Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Gold Pens, . Silver Ware, _. vA if 7 Nevada, February tthe . “ / ¥. GREENWALD, é Importer & Dealer in Cigars, Tobacco Pipes, ke. &e. BROAD STREET, Nevada City. if 2 * ae eS ae mae ir a F JOHN F. BUSSuNIUS, ace enti aS CBERIST — Physicians’ Foubesigiiels carefey Agent Occidental Ineurance Company, San Frauciscd. . MASONIC BUILDING, a of Rjngand. vv Punynercial Streets Ew Residence next iekes above Methodist burch, Broed re Nevada. era FRESH Lor — JUST RECEIV ED. Nevada Ifon O& ‘Brags Foundry —aND— MACHINE SHOP. QUARTZ MACHINERY . constructed, fitted “7 ur repaired, Every kinds of Building Castings,Saw,Crist Malt ue Bark Mulls; are panes aud car w _ ers filled promptly and at as low rates as any Katablishment an Sacramento ov San FranWevabatbeld tk loth. HRUGHh & THOM DENTISTRY. = Tr. W. McINTWRE, DENTAL’ SURGEON,Oftice—Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. opp. Banner's.. Dentist, Office sctiehie ie’ Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friéads —— sapped 3 marta be . & call i>, at any hour. Se e bensitive Dy exposure of the nerve filled without causing pair. I WILL WaneANT ALE WORK to be performed in a more benches ot i 7 Ved being reals gee Vemede. ty eee city, tines. eee at this office. Spey egy erk promptly and neatly > FININGER & Co. _ Wholesale and Retail Dealers in FINE BRANDIES, WINES —aND— LIQUORS GENERALLY. L. W. Ww ” J.B. JOHNSON WILLIAMS &« JOHNSON, Attorneys A ming law ro ia SEL TA MS, Commissioner Nevada, Cal. » o8t CHARCOAL FOR SALE ssf CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every . ‘. ton & Co’s great International this . LY Teco! of Deeds . . s OFFER FOR re Cl ES ag . SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS ! . Ladies of N evada county,attention A. GOLDSMITH,AS JUST. RECEIVED, teamer, ANNUAL SfUcK ot ets Bio. Fashionable Dress Goods, SILKS, POPLINS, LAWNS, ‘fafkos, ORGANDIES, New Style Traveling Dress Goods, Linen Lawns, Uhambays, PERCALES, French, English & Ameriean Prints IN GREAT VARIETY, AND OF THE Latest Patterns. . Domestic Goods. COTTON SHEGTINGS from’ 4 Ghariers to 12 quartersiu widtn, brown und bicacucu. A large assorlment of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, IRISH LINENS, &e, White G Goods. A stock of SWISS MULL, ‘ JACONEt, wALN oUUbS, plain, alu wap LA WIAD, aud —— MUBLING, Faney Goods, press iste, = ~~ Klip GLOVES, PFARASOLS, Now style Walking Skirts, &ec. MILLINERY GOODS. Latest S$: f Parisian . Crape Bo nets aid Mats. Wruuued and ecru ; LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS,A new and recherelié article she Hew Sash Pattern. CARPETS AND ( Ort, cloras, ‘ae. peices assortticnt Of Télies, ‘Mis#¢s and Children’s shoes auu Gaiters. Genvs Furtishing Guoeds,. stuck. &#~ I do not pretend to sell m goods at COet, b tofu thea at aw dew a 7 a Can be uffurded, and my prices wil canaeen ly Gouds to ali reasunabie, miata m3 GO White Mulberry Seed, (Morus Alba,) And Garden Seeds, of all kinds, For Sale by es EK. F. SPENCE. Nevada, March Sist. ie SPENCERIAN GOLD PENS. J. Ce LEONA AS been a paolated Sole. Agen’ Coast, for the ie Celebrated % vine oe Spencerian Gold Pens. are fine. po glide smoothly and tifully and are used in a, Berat numbering forty and are high manship. poor precy hoe gh the Poel men in the Hast, oh Caite altga shade mercial Co scoumeenart J.C. hgh Taper ope ducements are offered agents. . . Pointed Pens are ; t care and um, Soft, e and BxICO ad ma : Soldiers, At Attention . ! NOTICE is af een nig a the “sem. ms ave linn ava tI the Captain end and Secrétary of yee Ses aineeche and road taxes. made by the Collector lors tint of stk the officers are required Be ina wane com . FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC —AND— so erarenee Aare,