May 23, 1867 (4 pages)

a nc a i ma cpaedbicaeaRe A les fae RC CIE ap naga sh an Yh ay BOB is SAD SS SIR ANE A PELE ROR AS RBI IRENE BAA ERED a ae weleaios "Now, lets sete influences are used. oc an election, the power . 3% ‘are not going: to wse ‘their ‘eenciaed ta Aly suas of a Senator or @ Governor, unless the influence of such peop Of mien for leaders, bat frequently the road to place isin the keep thg of designing men, who manage, the -Primariesstock the Conventions, and by the: aid of the” S take even the State Legislatures, This is the way by ~~ which they hope to attain place, and we are satisfied that such influence are being ugedin thiaState. In Sacramento county one of the ‘most infamous attempts has _ been made to. ghysantay expression of “€é Yoyal men by opening the Primaries ta all parties, whether citizens or not, and the county open to colonization. ‘There are other evidences showing that all sl worth and ¢ service in the cause of is supposed to have been too weak to ex. “be “towarded. in the ‘aoa Union party. The ignorant who shake their dollars in the faces of the people ’diid boast’ that they will open the . children that had been born to them. toad to power, should be rebuked bythe iver irame The Sun speaks the owner, Who, not relishing this attempt Moliawk. and Montreal min ‘ st ork is avi being done upon tad gave him a severe drubbing. On pulling int parte of the ledge. The tunnel . 44 the fellow’s handkerchief a half dozen en the third level is now in a distance of embryo chickens were mashed upon the oe feet, from the end of which, they . Pavement. oY “imp” suggests that the sotrift equate for the ledge, and.it) ection of Loy t a. very few feet will bring . *e™med an eggs-post facto proceeding. _ ; _ them to the vein, It will tap the ledge} f[ywrorrarion of SILK Wonms.—Mf. tance of ‘upwards of thrdé hiuiidred . } 1 Marshall, of Marshall's gardens, a the eurface. The rock in the —ghaft is looking better than ever. The Valley National, received on Monday last, milk*is: almost completed, and will be} per Wells, Fargo & Co., ten thousand started in about fifteen days,it is thought.” . cocoons of silk” worms from San Jose. Mr Prd same paper says the Reduction . Marshall has on hand some 5,000 pounds hae increased its capital stock . of mulberry leaves with which to feed the “The present Board of Trustees . wotms when they are hatched. ‘It is es; are energetic men and we do not doubt timated that these worms will produce 33 ery that they will put forward their best . poundsof silk which can be readily sold in ee ene San Francisco for $30 a pound. miners of our district, a first class custom milk ;,one at which they can get their ores i worked economically and properly.” Among, the stowaways on the Panama on Saturday was Dooney Harris, Dr. Peck.—Rev. Dr. J. T. Peck, former ly of California, says the CAristian Adeofinding that he was utterly penniless, the . 438 Row Pastor of Ash Grove Church, passengers made —a bapa 52 nue tax. . nesses to the number of 2 or 16 oa cock . { . character of the witnesses the trial will ’ Pri! Union says, on Monday, ‘the little Conness. It is the right and duty of the . pooplé tones that their will is not crushed oat y such influences as are being used “$er'that purpose. Let them watch closely a arameaiieabemeteanenttet pohqrenigrranpe iro i Ppa : Poacuine Baca <-Yomorday morning a pend it this is done, ores: fellow haying an appetite for poached ails aid hak weitere od iat eggs, determined to satisfy it, by poaching 6 whites sa from New York. On yenuE—The News York Tribune mayo that(notwithstanding the. T2® first vineyard set out in the Sacra~ Imereaped vigilance of the internal ‘reveyatetwo dollars a gallon: tarue «sesh statement ae sat Do be cau tc batt dame aaoe ioieee a minalating of eeveral ‘wax tapers stuck into} after bowing three times to the floor, went through with a prayer of some kind, winding up the.same with « most emphatic chicken. This being through with, a yellow paper; bearing erous characters, was handed him, w he burned.— Whether even this, to them, most solemn. oath will compel them to tell the truth, is . doubtfal. Lying seems to be their ievond nature. Judging from the number and probably occupy ‘several days, rs Divipine THE WorLp.i—The Pall Malt . Beady ag pi ec gr Ameri ys: “It would be toomuch to say, pe Powers (America and Russia) in to divide the world between them by and by, but there does undoubtedly exist an idea—a, belief not yet so sure as to be permitted to speak out—that this is their destiny ; and what is more, there is a constant, far reaching, determined effort to that end.” The Gasette then goes on and divides this great work, giving Russia the control of the East, and America soverfeignty of the West. © This) picturé/ia*in wonderful contrast with that presented in 1861, when the United States were to fall . . plevadebewe Chacatry. —The inks . * the road between Grass Valley and Nevada; was drowned. The child, who was in his third year, was playing out of doors by himself, and having been +. perhaps half an hour, his mother made search and found him lying in a pool of water, near} 7 but the child from: recétit illness, cricate itself upon falling. This is truly a sad bereavement to the parents, as the child was the only remaining one of seven from a basket of “hen fruit” belonging to Ike Lloyd, . He was detected in the act by at eggs-tradition, “bounced” the rogue and in. this matter. may be short distance from town, says the Grass dominoes in the game of dominovs. Episeopacy before nl time. Sutter, at Hock Farm, in 1848: . Tie Debate, speaking of the gicat’ Hy. the half of a large “marphy,” and there, . gates eaten owin, the house, dead. The pond of water was . : a New.—The newest thing in the dancing . me way, in Paris, is a cotilion, in which there are twenty-four dnncees, representing N-Y., where he will probably remain for the next three. years, if not called to the mento-'Valley “was "planted ‘by Getieral position, a weer 8 little good to Liiaeeaiinn of. the Union Barty of evade, o Banda, the 9th da Balorday, the i ayo ue, . a June, 1867. Also. to nominate a Senator,four Assem , County J ‘and county officers, tes tot lick with a cleaver at the. unfortunate . 2d Ceaaseuoaal District éntion, ma transacting such other business as may be. Tuesday, the 4th day of June, 1867. Nevada Township Nevada, 17; Blue Tent, 1; Mountain Walle L By fag Orne Gian ley orest ic Boeke "Vista 1, sees Ready Township 8—Rous Indian Sprin Moone 1; Fi oor — a: nay Pat ‘ retina rehville 2 : French al 9; Che Meeker ee ee Lake City 1; Columbia fiill 1; Relief Hill. oe ar nce 4—Moore’s Fiat 3 ; "Washington "Township 7, -— Omega 2: res ae ‘Alpha, 1 Fall Creek 1; Little 9—Little York 1: Red bi ped Oona You Bet} ; Lowell Hill 1 ; Wieclow Lake Township 6— Summit. City 3; Summit Valley 1; Donner Lake 1, Bowmans i ed to — at che Constitutional Amendments, and cordance with the laws enacted by Conelected under this eal). Committees. N.-W. Exow ton, A. C. Niles, flec’y, President. ARRIVALS AT THE’ Broad Street, Hevads City, California. May 22, 1867. J Hunter do E Knight Nevada J°P Cockran do’ AJames Jim mine Hy Powell Bivchville'S 8 hea of T A Mason Grass V M Combs do J McFarland Washo A A Wood do W F Forney Nevad J Hadley do t. Coffee Frenc C W.H Smith. . do . Blue You Bet J Timmons do 47 Holmes © do For r Sale. A ven Piano, Ts. ae nd-a Grover er Se Machine. uire of GHORGE ra pia No. 9 Gesupe Street, ciel isin Spee Cmeeutian, to bef eld-at Sacramento, on the 12th da e The P. ced Elections will be held on . . The following is the the apporienmant of Resolved, That no person shall be allow: elections to be pcr Leramed boas ist. ple Rr favor of the proposed of the reconstruction of the late rebel States, in ac‘2d. That he will pledge himself to sup. rt the. nominees of the Union County vention to which delegates shall be By order of the Union County Central NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. . J cise San Francis w Cunningham Mar? Miss F Fetrren do W C Denny Camp Se Wm Seammers do J Williams Rock Cre JP Godfrey © do H Christian Placervi W B Rown do 7 Gerber Saag Vall TC Parker Blue Te W Hamilton Sacram A Ames do 8 Buhring San Juan Dr Kisfy do A Ker Camptonville WH Duryea do Mre Roberts Omega Poole Auburh J Gardner Little Yor meeting of the Morale. oR. @. ELLIS, Secretary : . mepatring of alt kinds done te order. A goods in the line nee ner ee . Pe pai byede = ot of patronoe toner FLANDERS, Seleeman. “PRO BONO: PUBLICO.” LACOUR?S SA RSAPARIPHERE BITTERS AN ADMIRABLE TONIC, AN EXCELLENT @PECIFIC AND UNRIVALLED AS A BLOOD rie ivr eR, oes SARSAPARILLA. SOLD EVERY WHERE. AMERICAN ‘France. we chew stn taak Yiny sot where . MORE. rues MORE DURABLE, an¢ other watches in the market. ". Because im each one of the Very natnétous ps [of which 0 wateh fs mado ap, we attain. by ac _sbsolute. 4 mathematic; precision and uniformity, making every watch any ome style atrue copy of its model. in structure Teduces the cont y production; it secures uniformity in results; ; perpetuates infallibly any exceilence that may b once achieved, and makes it easy to repair a, A — ee ee gr wen IST RET Watches are simpler in structure, and thereto, . stronger, and lese likely to be injured than fo, How they run under the hardest trial wate, can have, is shown by. the following letters: PENN, RAILROAD COMPANY, x Ovries o” tHe Genenas SureRINtenDasr,, Axroona, Pa., Mth Dec., 1665, Gentlemen : The watches manufactured by you have beem im ase on this railroad for seven. yeare by our: gnginemen, to whom we furnia watches as part of our equipment. . There ar now some three hundred of them carried on ow line, and we-consider them good and reliaby time-keepers. Indeed, I have. great satisfactin in saying your watches give us less trouble, ani have worn and de wear much longer without rn . pairs tham any watches we have ever had in us on this road. As you are aware, we former trusted to those of English manufacture, of 1 knowledged good reputation, but as a class the never. kept time as correctly, nor have they dom as good service, as THE PRINCIPAL INGREDIENTS "BRING To Mining Contractors, _ til May ye JOHN PATTISON, Superintendent. Nevada, May 22nd—1w In these statements I am sustained by-my pn decessor, Mr. Lewis; whoce experience extend ‘WO CONTRACTS toan Dri feet each, series ron Sagat Be go eur . Over a of years. Respectfully, EDWARD H. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent American Watch Ons, We Waltham. _ SAN FRANCISCO, IMPORTERS OF . Hem ‘AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company. Wholesale Hous¢: BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. Retail House: iL] NEW YORE CENTRAL RAILROAD. & Locomorivs DerakrMEnt, West. Drvisiox,, : Rocurevszr, Dec. 24,1866. fF Gentlemen : T have no hesitation in sayingth I belteve the great: majority of Locomotive kn s have found by experience thet Walthu: ‘ Vatches are the most satisfactory of any 1: their uses. They run with the greatest securicy and steadiness, notwithstanding the rongh riding ‘of an engine, and, as I have never known one to wear out they } must be durable. MEAGHER, TAAFFE & CO, I hope. to see way Companies will generally adopt your antl ox and furnish them to all engineers.and condactors. In my opinion it would ote regularity and safety. ‘ours reepectfally, greatly tend to Yankee Notions, &c, _ CHARLES WILSON, G: Chief Engineer. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers American Watch Co., Waltham, Mass, of Waltham } Watches be ch Dealers throughout tie deat aah NS'& APPLETON, . a Broadway, N.Y. . x m San yO eee hae FARE. TO nae TELEGRAPH noe SS on Five Dollars and a Halt . 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, (LICK HOUSE.) . . PRAPTI’S ABOLITION OIL. BE. F. SPENCE, Agent for Nevada. . PARE ‘TO OLAX 60 0 HE T ibain ee, TAGE LINE oman th the Central Pacific 5 Pacific Railroad at : sshoniinaminenamemdeede National Exchange Motel, Nevads At5.30a. m., (Sundays excepted). connecting 4 Colfax with the Care For Sacramento and Virginia Passengers for Sacramento booked: through it Deputy Collector's Office, Fifth Division, Fourth District, Cal, Sacramento, May 15th, 1867. Five and a Half Dollars. thereby» ving Two and « Half Dollars, » * Kailroad fare from Colfax te Sacramento is $4 This Line connects with the Pioneer 1 Cisco via. tailroad. 7 United States Internal Revenue. MBROBAETS UPACTURERS, ° TWwintenioena tail Denes ig agp Professional Dmg ron hat all others liable LiORs -" ormes eee — the Excise jee of eerie Sinies. N ; given that th of aa One Fn or My omy for se peeeen _ *. Le Agent vee a aye grasiak Gani pene * Nevada, Aprit2a. CALL AT THE Company. on TUESDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1837, anes ne ae ee is now oo See ~ the purpose of taking into consideration the he pro-. the Oolfector Ne Are ie i Buiiding, Ne. priety of working tiou of mine, Cherry Hhil, Nevada gil seas: Gouniy, Cal Nevada “> 8. B. DAVENPORT, mi6 , : CH. FERRAND, MAPLE SUGAB! Preponderate, and it au At Two Dollars per calton. NEW YORK BAKEBY, COMMERCIAL STREET, And leave your Orders for eae Ce PHOTOGRAPHIC —AND— co Ca AND aa ceee ap Cake, Wafer Jumbies, ONE TON OF MAPLE svGaR, een of} sand. Ambrole of F'Now aH TROM THE SUGAR O ™ ie STREET, ‘A superior article, imported by ourselves ‘Over the United Beates Bakery. pressly for our own trade. ~~ BEA ZE’ " SALOON ! SIXTY @ ALLONS SUPERIOR Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts, “MAPLE SYRUP, ee" IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK Tradeat an ssciemieseing. Orders FRANK # . At Settee! an, the sgt? BH aie J FISHEB, oie st, Ant for term at cos! Griffin ys the applicas transfer of } MINING . ern Compan of five han their tunne ment. The ation, and amounts to _ dollars. . TI to the comp dred dolla: claims in 1 richness. ' being exter prospect of of mining. Rev. Mr great reviv: city within Carson City there is fini Grass Valle arrangemer! him. Ther labors of a Tar Ne Nevada roa Little York be opened t when the « thiscity. . put on by _ oad will be . sons going ginia City. For Sa rate piano, Sewing Ma cial street, Tre Cot business on there has bx ent term w A namber« petty crimi Tur Cu mine, Joh: looking firs and also i; splendidly, is of good 1 running tw that rock n vantage. ACcIDEN

a nc a i ma cpaedbicaeaRe A les fae RC CIE ap naga sh an Yh ay BOB is SAD SS SIR ANE A PELE ROR AS RBI IRENE BAA ERED a ae weleaios "Now, lets sete influences are used. oc an election, the power . 3% ‘are not going: to wse ‘their ‘eenciaed ta Aly suas of a Senator or @ Governor, unless the influence of such peop Of mien for leaders, bat frequently the road to place isin the keep thg of designing men, who manage, the -Primariesstock the Conventions, and by the: aid of the” S take even the State Legislatures, This is the way by ~~ which they hope to attain place, and we are satisfied that such influence are being ugedin thiaState. In Sacramento county one of the ‘most infamous attempts has _ been made to. ghysantay expression of “€é Yoyal men by opening the Primaries ta all parties, whether citizens or not, and the county open to colonization. ‘There are other evidences showing that all sl worth and ¢ service in the cause of is supposed to have been too weak to ex. “be “towarded. in the ‘aoa Union party. The ignorant who shake their dollars in the faces of the people ’diid boast’ that they will open the . children that had been born to them. toad to power, should be rebuked bythe iver irame The Sun speaks the owner, Who, not relishing this attempt Moliawk. and Montreal min ‘ st ork is avi being done upon tad gave him a severe drubbing. On pulling int parte of the ledge. The tunnel . 44 the fellow’s handkerchief a half dozen en the third level is now in a distance of embryo chickens were mashed upon the oe feet, from the end of which, they . Pavement. oY “imp” suggests that the sotrift equate for the ledge, and.it) ection of Loy t a. very few feet will bring . *e™med an eggs-post facto proceeding. _ ; _ them to the vein, It will tap the ledge} f[ywrorrarion of SILK Wonms.—Mf. tance of ‘upwards of thrdé hiuiidred . } 1 Marshall, of Marshall's gardens, a the eurface. The rock in the —ghaft is looking better than ever. The Valley National, received on Monday last, milk*is: almost completed, and will be} per Wells, Fargo & Co., ten thousand started in about fifteen days,it is thought.” . cocoons of silk” worms from San Jose. Mr Prd same paper says the Reduction . Marshall has on hand some 5,000 pounds hae increased its capital stock . of mulberry leaves with which to feed the “The present Board of Trustees . wotms when they are hatched. ‘It is es; are energetic men and we do not doubt timated that these worms will produce 33 ery that they will put forward their best . poundsof silk which can be readily sold in ee ene San Francisco for $30 a pound. miners of our district, a first class custom milk ;,one at which they can get their ores i worked economically and properly.” Among, the stowaways on the Panama on Saturday was Dooney Harris, Dr. Peck.—Rev. Dr. J. T. Peck, former ly of California, says the CAristian Adeofinding that he was utterly penniless, the . 438 Row Pastor of Ash Grove Church, passengers made —a bapa 52 nue tax. . nesses to the number of 2 or 16 oa cock . { . character of the witnesses the trial will ’ Pri! Union says, on Monday, ‘the little Conness. It is the right and duty of the . pooplé tones that their will is not crushed oat y such influences as are being used “$er'that purpose. Let them watch closely a arameaiieabemeteanenttet pohqrenigrranpe iro i Ppa : Poacuine Baca <-Yomorday morning a pend it this is done, ores: fellow haying an appetite for poached ails aid hak weitere od iat eggs, determined to satisfy it, by poaching 6 whites sa from New York. On yenuE—The News York Tribune mayo that(notwithstanding the. T2® first vineyard set out in the Sacra~ Imereaped vigilance of the internal ‘reveyatetwo dollars a gallon: tarue «sesh statement ae sat Do be cau tc batt dame aaoe ioieee a minalating of eeveral ‘wax tapers stuck into} after bowing three times to the floor, went through with a prayer of some kind, winding up the.same with « most emphatic chicken. This being through with, a yellow paper; bearing erous characters, was handed him, w he burned.— Whether even this, to them, most solemn. oath will compel them to tell the truth, is . doubtfal. Lying seems to be their ievond nature. Judging from the number and probably occupy ‘several days, rs Divipine THE WorLp.i—The Pall Malt . Beady ag pi ec gr Ameri ys: “It would be toomuch to say, pe Powers (America and Russia) in to divide the world between them by and by, but there does undoubtedly exist an idea—a, belief not yet so sure as to be permitted to speak out—that this is their destiny ; and what is more, there is a constant, far reaching, determined effort to that end.” The Gasette then goes on and divides this great work, giving Russia the control of the East, and America soverfeignty of the West. © This) picturé/ia*in wonderful contrast with that presented in 1861, when the United States were to fall . . plevadebewe Chacatry. —The inks . * the road between Grass Valley and Nevada; was drowned. The child, who was in his third year, was playing out of doors by himself, and having been +. perhaps half an hour, his mother made search and found him lying in a pool of water, near} 7 but the child from: recétit illness, cricate itself upon falling. This is truly a sad bereavement to the parents, as the child was the only remaining one of seven from a basket of “hen fruit” belonging to Ike Lloyd, . He was detected in the act by at eggs-tradition, “bounced” the rogue and in. this matter. may be short distance from town, says the Grass dominoes in the game of dominovs. Episeopacy before nl time. Sutter, at Hock Farm, in 1848: . Tie Debate, speaking of the gicat’ Hy. the half of a large “marphy,” and there, . gates eaten owin, the house, dead. The pond of water was . : a New.—The newest thing in the dancing . me way, in Paris, is a cotilion, in which there are twenty-four dnncees, representing N-Y., where he will probably remain for the next three. years, if not called to the mento-'Valley “was "planted ‘by Getieral position, a weer 8 little good to Liiaeeaiinn of. the Union Barty of evade, o Banda, the 9th da Balorday, the i ayo ue, . a June, 1867. Also. to nominate a Senator,four Assem , County J ‘and county officers, tes tot lick with a cleaver at the. unfortunate . 2d Ceaaseuoaal District éntion, ma transacting such other business as may be. Tuesday, the 4th day of June, 1867. Nevada Township Nevada, 17; Blue Tent, 1; Mountain Walle L By fag Orne Gian ley orest ic Boeke "Vista 1, sees Ready Township 8—Rous Indian Sprin Moone 1; Fi oor — a: nay Pat ‘ retina rehville 2 : French al 9; Che Meeker ee ee Lake City 1; Columbia fiill 1; Relief Hill. oe ar nce 4—Moore’s Fiat 3 ; "Washington "Township 7, -— Omega 2: res ae ‘Alpha, 1 Fall Creek 1; Little 9—Little York 1: Red bi ped Oona You Bet} ; Lowell Hill 1 ; Wieclow Lake Township 6— Summit. City 3; Summit Valley 1; Donner Lake 1, Bowmans i ed to — at che Constitutional Amendments, and cordance with the laws enacted by Conelected under this eal). Committees. N.-W. Exow ton, A. C. Niles, flec’y, President. ARRIVALS AT THE’ Broad Street, Hevads City, California. May 22, 1867. J Hunter do E Knight Nevada J°P Cockran do’ AJames Jim mine Hy Powell Bivchville'S 8 hea of T A Mason Grass V M Combs do J McFarland Washo A A Wood do W F Forney Nevad J Hadley do t. Coffee Frenc C W.H Smith. . do . Blue You Bet J Timmons do 47 Holmes © do For r Sale. A ven Piano, Ts. ae nd-a Grover er Se Machine. uire of GHORGE ra pia No. 9 Gesupe Street, ciel isin Spee Cmeeutian, to bef eld-at Sacramento, on the 12th da e The P. ced Elections will be held on . . The following is the the apporienmant of Resolved, That no person shall be allow: elections to be pcr Leramed boas ist. ple Rr favor of the proposed of the reconstruction of the late rebel States, in ac‘2d. That he will pledge himself to sup. rt the. nominees of the Union County vention to which delegates shall be By order of the Union County Central NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. . J cise San Francis w Cunningham Mar? Miss F Fetrren do W C Denny Camp Se Wm Seammers do J Williams Rock Cre JP Godfrey © do H Christian Placervi W B Rown do 7 Gerber Saag Vall TC Parker Blue Te W Hamilton Sacram A Ames do 8 Buhring San Juan Dr Kisfy do A Ker Camptonville WH Duryea do Mre Roberts Omega Poole Auburh J Gardner Little Yor meeting of the Morale. oR. @. ELLIS, Secretary : . mepatring of alt kinds done te order. A goods in the line nee ner ee . Pe pai byede = ot of patronoe toner FLANDERS, Seleeman. “PRO BONO: PUBLICO.” LACOUR?S SA RSAPARIPHERE BITTERS AN ADMIRABLE TONIC, AN EXCELLENT @PECIFIC AND UNRIVALLED AS A BLOOD rie ivr eR, oes

SARSAPARILLA. SOLD EVERY WHERE. AMERICAN ‘France. we chew stn taak Yiny sot where . MORE. rues MORE DURABLE, an¢ other watches in the market. ". Because im each one of the Very natnétous ps [of which 0 wateh fs mado ap, we attain. by ac _sbsolute. 4 mathematic; precision and uniformity, making every watch any ome style atrue copy of its model. in structure Teduces the cont y production; it secures uniformity in results; ; perpetuates infallibly any exceilence that may b once achieved, and makes it easy to repair a, A — ee ee gr wen IST RET Watches are simpler in structure, and thereto, . stronger, and lese likely to be injured than fo, How they run under the hardest trial wate, can have, is shown by. the following letters: PENN, RAILROAD COMPANY, x Ovries o” tHe Genenas SureRINtenDasr,, Axroona, Pa., Mth Dec., 1665, Gentlemen : The watches manufactured by you have beem im ase on this railroad for seven. yeare by our: gnginemen, to whom we furnia watches as part of our equipment. . There ar now some three hundred of them carried on ow line, and we-consider them good and reliaby time-keepers.. Indeed, I have. great satisfactin in saying your watches give us less trouble, ani have worn and de wear much longer without rn . pairs tham any watches we have ever had in us on this road. As you are aware, we former trusted to those of English manufacture, of 1 knowledged good reputation, but as a class the never. kept time as correctly, nor have they dom as good service, as THE PRINCIPAL INGREDIENTS "BRING To Mining Contractors, _ til May ye JOHN PATTISON, Superintendent. Nevada, May 22nd—1w In these statements I am sustained by-my pn decessor, Mr. Lewis; whoce experience extend ‘WO CONTRACTS toan Dri feet each, series ron Sagat Be go eur . Over a of years. Respectfully, EDWARD H. WILLIAMS, General Superintendent American Watch Ons, We Waltham. _ SAN FRANCISCO, IMPORTERS OF . Hem ‘AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company. Wholesale Hous¢: BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. Retail House: iL] NEW YORE CENTRAL RAILROAD. & Locomorivs DerakrMEnt, West. Drvisiox,, : Rocurevszr, Dec. 24,1866. fF Gentlemen : T have no hesitation in sayingth I belteve the great: majority of Locomotive kn s have found by experience thet Walthu: ‘ Vatches are the most satisfactory of any 1: their uses. They run with the greatest securicy and steadiness, notwithstanding the rongh riding ‘of an engine, and, as I have never known one to wear out they } must be durable. MEAGHER, TAAFFE & CO, I hope. to see way Companies will generally adopt your antl ox and furnish them to all engineers.and condactors. In my opinion it would ote regularity and safety. ‘ours reepectfally, greatly tend to Yankee Notions, &c, _ CHARLES WILSON, G: Chief Engineer. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers American Watch Co., Waltham, Mass, of Waltham } Watches be ch Dealers throughout tie deat aah NS'& APPLETON, . a Broadway, N.Y. . x m San yO eee hae FARE. TO nae TELEGRAPH noe SS on Five Dollars and a Halt . 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, (LICK HOUSE.) . . PRAPTI’S ABOLITION OIL. BE. F. SPENCE, Agent for Nevada. . PARE ‘TO OLAX 60 0 HE T ibain ee, TAGE LINE oman th the Central Pacific 5 Pacific Railroad at : sshoniinaminenamemdeede National Exchange Motel, Nevads At5.30a. m., (Sundays excepted). connecting 4 Colfax with the Care For Sacramento and Virginia Passengers for Sacramento booked: through it Deputy Collector's Office, Fifth Division, Fourth District, Cal, Sacramento, May 15th, 1867. Five and a Half Dollars. thereby» ving Two and « Half Dollars, » * Kailroad fare from Colfax te Sacramento is $4 This Line connects with the Pioneer 1 Cisco via. tailroad. 7 United States Internal Revenue. MBROBAETS UPACTURERS, ° TWwintenioena tail Denes ig agp Professional Dmg ron hat all others liable LiORs -" ormes eee — the Excise jee of eerie Sinies. N ; given that th of aa One Fn or My omy for se peeeen _ *. Le Agent vee a aye grasiak Gani pene * Nevada, Aprit2a. CALL AT THE Company. on TUESDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1837, anes ne ae ee is now oo See ~ the purpose of taking into consideration the he pro-. the Oolfector Ne Are ie i Buiiding, Ne. priety of working tiou of mine, Cherry Hhil, Nevada gil seas: Gouniy, Cal Nevada “> 8. B. DAVENPORT, mi6 , : CH. FERRAND, MAPLE SUGAB! Preponderate, and it au At Two Dollars per calton. NEW YORK BAKEBY, COMMERCIAL STREET, And leave your Orders for eae Ce PHOTOGRAPHIC —AND— co Ca AND aa ceee ap Cake, Wafer Jumbies, ONE TON OF MAPLE svGaR, een of} sand. Ambrole of F'Now aH TROM THE SUGAR O ™ ie STREET, ‘A superior article, imported by ourselves ‘Over the United Beates Bakery. pressly for our own trade. ~~ BEA ZE’ " SALOON ! SIXTY @ ALLONS SUPERIOR Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts, “MAPLE SYRUP, ee" IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK Tradeat an ssciemieseing. Orders FRANK # . At Settee! an, the sgt? BH aie J FISHEB, oie st, Ant for term at cos! Griffin ys the applicas transfer of } MINING . ern Compan of five han their tunne ment. The ation, and amounts to _ dollars. . TI to the comp dred dolla: claims in 1 richness.. ' being exter prospect of of mining. Rev. Mr great reviv: city within Carson City there is fini Grass Valle arrangemer! him. Ther labors of a Tar Ne Nevada roa Little York be opened t when the « thiscity. . put on by _ oad will be . sons going ginia City. For Sa rate piano, Sewing Ma cial street, Tre Cot business on there has bx ent term w A namber« petty crimi Tur Cu mine, Joh: looking firs and also i; splendidly, is of good 1 running tw that rock n vantage. ACcIDEN