May 30, 1867 (4 pages)

(eemaenciarerersantee contiermennnaeanes ee Pea A Fre Teng) ee j ‘ ce ne cae IN ee ‘ eae for his crimes, The str. . ington every morning, except Sonday, at 0. . or Virginie City stagenyto go through the s . same day. F< ee Returning, will leave National Miichaties Hotel, Nevada, at 1 P. M. and arrive at] Washington at 9 vr. w.—thus enabling thirty-five: or forty feet high, -andabout environed by (wenty-eise pm ge CamprpArs —Of Wentathy sanditates . This is the direct route to Alplia; Omega, Bear Valley, Fall Creek, Euné or was unconditional, and it is not . reks, Gaston Ridge and Meadow Lake — the Mexican.patricts,. whose “eadors were executed by Maximillian as they.dared to resist the foreign invader, will’ suffer their persecu‘tormto escape them. But.a few years since ‘Miaimillian, under protection of French * “gid Austrian bayonets, landed upon Mexfean soil for the purpose of establishing a Kingdom. At that tirie the Mexican peo. . were divided and. distracted. by civil . ‘The Republic had sunken so the (hae tbe: gorehomient gave no protec. tion whatever tothe citizen, ‘The Empe‘wer of France no doubt at that time, had _ s@@eiigns upon the country in case the Unita Stites were divided. In triamph, the ited Emperor marched to the ¢epital, and issued his edicts to Atengoile The invasion of the country “Was asignal call for Mexican patriots, and ‘they sprung to arms to drive out the inwader:, Right nobly did they struggle, _Mfithout. organization or money, harrassing the foe when they dared not meet him ‘in ‘open fight. French reinforcements “were sent,and at one time the Empire was _ Meonsilered as safely established, but the . “patriots still fought, hoping against hope, ‘untjl the rebellion ended, when the libe“als received 1 material aid from our citizens, ~aniithe moral support and encouragement ‘of the Government. The fortunes of the _ ‘SWOund'be Emperor now began to wane “and the Liberal victories in the field became frequent. The wife of Maximillian went to her home, a maniac, and he,desert‘ed by the French, was compelled to leave _ the capital, closely followed by the Libe“Yala. No intercession changed the purspose of the Liberals in regard to his crime and the nature of the punishment he _jshould suffer, and, as we have before said, “he. ‘will doubtless be put to death. He raised the black flag in the contest with tlie’ , and hundreds of their best en. were slain-for no other cause what‘ever than resistance to a usurper, and as he suffered himself to be the instrument im.the hands of the French Emperor, to ‘@uch attrocities it is but just (lint -he should suffer such a penalty. ‘The ‘failure of. Maximillian will be a warning teal} foreign governments, against their ’ fmterference with the Republics of Ameri* @a; and it will probably be the last attempt Qn the part of any of them, to establish _ dominion over any country on the American Continent. Tar Rovens’ TICKET. —The following " ‘Romiinations were made by the “Boys” in feitatienté ’ City: For State Senator, Thomas McConnell. For Assemblymen, GoM. Duty, F A, Park, M. McManus, J. “B. Maholmb and J. V. Simms. For Sheriff, B. N. Bugbey. . For County Treasurer, JFL8. Lardner. For County Clerk) A. C. Bidwell. For County Auditor, Grove. L. ohneon, A full delegation to the Union '. fitate:Convention was selected. A series @Eesclutions were adopted, says the Unton, containing patriotic professions and making strong bids for the support of =e" and the opponents of Chinese labor. 5 iy + ©. 8. Swenson dan taken . ‘t@ Michigan Blof, Placer county, several —fvundred: pounds of glycerine and acid, "ghd established “laboratory at Bird’s Vali ape he contemplates the steady , ture of nitro-glycerine. There is a heavy demand for this article in that Widtalty: Pu aiepiel of the public debt at ‘the end of this month is expected to show _. ian increase consequent-on large payments of interest. The increase is only for the ~*month, and not the’ quarter which will “‘ghow heavy decrease, The Spear however, are “blowing” ore Smith, a lumber merchant, is Good, safe and pleasant saddle horses can always be had at Washington for parties who desire to go beyond that place. a a Races aT GLENBROOK.—The proprietor of the Glenbrook Park, C. H. Osborn, presents a splendid racing programme for Saturday next. The first race, which will eome off precisely at half past 2 o’clock, P. M., says the Grass Valley Union, will be a half mile dash for $400, between Gilman’s mare “Sue,” and Evans’ horse, “Wabash ;” the next will be a trotting race; mile heats, for $100, between McCue’s bay gelding, “Charley Crocker,” and McPeak’s gray gelding, “Taylor,” the latter to go to har, ness, the former to go with his mate, “Kelly.” The third will be a match race against time for $200; the wages being between John Roys and J. 8. McCue.— McCue is to drive four of his livery horses, all hitched, as a four horse team, one mile, inside of 3:40. This promises to be a gala racing day at the Glenbrook Park. Entrance to the track only fifty cents. Narrow. Escare.—On last Sunday night, as John T. Morgan, of North San Juan, was returning home from Mazanita Hill, with his wife-and-four children, in a buggy, the fore wheels of the vehicle went down into a gully in the road and Mr. Morgan was thrown over the dash. The team started at full speed down a steep grade. The smallest child also fell over the dash and. over a bridge in the road, a distance of five or six feet. Mrs. Morgan endeavored to get the lines, but could not reach them, when with great coolness she put the childrén out at'the rear of the ve hiele, and afterwards jumped out herself. She received a severe but not serious bruise in the face. Luckily the whole party escaped without serious injury. The team ran a mile or two--into town, and brought up without doing much damage. CHEAP TRAVELING.—At no time do we remember of such inducements being offered’ to the traveling public as at the present. Persons from the Bay-or the Valley, who have business, or who wish to enjoy themselves for a time,inhaling our pure mountain air, can take the cars of the Pacific railroad at Sacramento to Colfax, thence by the Telegraph line of stages to this city, for $5.50. Latta’s stage will then convey them to Washington for fifty cents, making $6 for the entire trip. We would advise all who desire to visit the upper part of our county, to take ‘advantage of the low fare while the opportunity offers. Fourtn or Juty—We have heard considerable talk on the streets about a Fourth of July celebration, and it is none too soon to talk about-the matter. Heretofore our citizens have delayel until a week or two before the time and our celebrations have been gotten up in a hurry. early and have a good one. Winp.—Yesterday morning we were visited with gusts of San Francisco weather. The air was so clouded with dust as to almost blind pedestrians ; bandboxes were swept away from the front of dry goods stores and sent tumbling along the streets ; hats were lifted and carried off on the “wings of the wind,” greatly to the disgust of their owners, and old Boreas kicked up the mischief generally.— The wind only lasted long enough for one ‘morning an hombre was arrested by Offi. cer Scott, for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He was taken before Judge Kendall and fined ten dollars. Those who eh ek and have fun must Biel 3 Sp Sereno Mill have uaa 83,MES wa Se Oe iets sees He : . ‘eile months. ae war ry Tf we celebrate this year, let us commence }to think of a pleasant day in San Francisco . the Cuunty. DISTURBING THE PEACE.—Yesterday} was a graduate of the rebel army, another recruited for-the same, another was a prisoner of war in the hands of Gen. Burn. side, and~« fourth jumped out of a back window to escape arrest'when he and others were concocting s treasonable plot. A fine Democratic set, this. ResuMED OPERATIONS.—The Granite Tunnel Company, at Birchville,. has resumed operations, after a month of delay in repairing and fitting up. This company Owns extensive mining claims on Liberty Hill, of which the Granite Tunnel is the outlet. THe San Francisco People’s Committee met on Saturday evening and organized. ployers:to close business entirely on the day of the primary election between the hours of eleven and five o'clock. A RECENT telegram says no emancipation proclamation has yet been issued in Brazil, though the government is considering the subject. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor, May %, 1967. H Harvy San Franci Dr Thomas & w Cam W Harvy do H Brandler Humbag P Kerrigan do J Thompson Birchvi R Thomas do GR Newell do _ A W Sisson Sacram H Powell do RMiller&w do R Wing Pittsbu mi T J Leach You Bet J Morgan San Juan J H Moore San Jua 3 Metks Moug & Bes Mrs Ennis Red Dog W Ebolein do Miss Thorndisk do JE Rodgers do C Housell San Juan J Huitt do Mrs N Soggs Zinch WC Wyatt do S H Stewat Colfax CD Cassaway do HM Wheeler do J Mariott N Bloomfi N Fravel Carlile __E Allison Birchville W R Cheeny Quah 8S Pratt do i Giedapent Huut h J Bynon do J Casey Allison Ran B Bynon do Dr Sterling San Jua V G Bell do E M Pryor do J QA Clark do W_Joice do GE Wentworth Ma A A Sargent Nevada W H Wright Marys Cc Barker do. A Power Gold Hil THE FINEST GALLERY. H, W. BRADLEY. W. H. RULOFSOR, BRADLEY & RULOHSON’S MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISHMENT ! No. 429 Montgomery Street, Corner of Seacmnente, San FRANCI8co. AS more Rooms, toute Lights, H cilities, and qroduaee on Finer Photographs . Ea other at the Bay. They recel Tiree : Yat Premlumaat the Mechanics Institute ‘air in aa of Genuine Patent Enameled Card Pic“SUN PEARLS.» Beautiful, durable and inexpensive. Noné but the most sccomemnnes Artists employed and ‘all work warrant m29 Ranch 1 for sale,— ONE of the very rery best Ranches in NevaSee, situated on the North San st ~ og is soak ing forsale, ‘The Orehard py tains between 400 and 500 n tor eral handred Nursery Tree a “ey mn . gwolling house, stable and barns on the ny * by Pet] oan om 200 “for of land. It w 80) & very low price; th ticulars anauiie lilies pemclnns gauge m2s ®. REUTER. Meeting of the Beara of Supervisors. RDERED THAT A SPI SPECIAL SESS Ov the ee OF iene Rs Nevada THUWSDAY ay 30th, 1867, at 10 o'clock A. = # daratlon of centein titiens concerna toad pe ome a for a, ters in Meadow e and Washand for the tment of several Elec Boards of JONATHAN CLARE, J. B. JOHNSON, J. 3. DORSEY. : Members of the Board. ~ Attest: B. H, Fanqunin, Nevada, May 98h, on™ DEMOCRATIC iC PRIMARY. ‘HE DEMOCRATS OF NEVADA zown. SHIP. Per ed meet CE HALL, cireahin’ Sune it at to be . By order 000 barrels ‘of flour during the last five . They adopted a resolution calling on em. —_ senictaiatalieaiennintansineel ; = At Birchville, May 8th, 1867, to the wife of Henry Tverets’ wine sbeth girhs. aieiiaeeti 4 any Establishment in Sacramento or San Franat ona atone ofthe Township . May 29th NEVADA IRON & BRASS FOuRDR ¥ waa ENGINES AND BOILERS built CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every deOUARTZ MACHINERY ‘constructed, fitted up or repaired, Every kinds of Building Castings, Saw, Crist, Malt and Bark Mills ; horse power and car wheels. Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as freight added. Nevada, Sept. 15th. HEUGH & THOM. 5. F. BUSSENIUS, Pharmaceutist and Chemist, MASONIC BUILDING. Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts., . NEVADA, _ (@® PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ACCUrately prepared at all hours—DAY OR NIGHT. AGENT FOR Occidental Insurance Company ‘ of San Francieco, and New York Life Insurance Company of New York. LOST. , ; ON TH THE 18th.OF MAY, A Vaiacr BLACK VELVET PURSE, URSE, containing a e¥ piece and-some smaller coin. The tinder will be vitasly rewarded on gut the property at the m23 Transcrairt Office. FARE TO SACRAMENTO TELEGRAPH econ STD cane, Five Dollars and a Half! FARE TO COLFAX 60 OTS. TS TELEGRAPH STAGE LINE connecting with the Central Pacific Railroad at Colfax. A Daily Six Horse Coach will leave the . National Exchange Hotel, Nevada, At 5.304. m,, (Sundays excepted) connecting at Colfax with the Cars For Sacramento and Vi Passengers for Sacramento booked through for Five and a Half Dollars. thereby saving Two and a Half Dollars, as the Kailroad fare from Colfax to Sacramento is $5.50. This Line connects with the Pioneer 8S at Cisco via Railroad. men tine The Fare from Nevada to Virginia same as from Colfax to Virginia. — alert is the only 7, Tae Hekating passengers , ee : Pepin sree : as Sore hop Hotel, broad ree Sauteas Reveeraak t ‘SPURS, BRIDLES AND ‘SHELF Goons. All goods inthe line sold as ches as any estab. fommymapnd whine mountaing, ‘A anare a7 exe 80 “‘n@ ROBT FLANDERS, Salesman, “PRO BONO PUBLICO.” LACOUR’?S SARSAPARIPHERE BITTERS. AN ADMIRABLE TONIC, AN EXCELLENT SPECIFIC AND UNRIVALLED AS A BLOOD PUBIFIER. THE PRINCIPAL INGREDIENTS. BEING SARSAPARILLA. ee SOLD EVERY WHERE. To 9 Mining 6 Contractors. wo CONTRACTS to run Drifts, fifty feet each, in the Cunningham Mine. Bids received untui May dist. JOHN PATTISON, Superintendent. Nevada, May 22nd—lw MEAGHER, TAAFFE & CO, = SAN FRANCISCO, IMPORTERS OF Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, ‘Yankee Notions, &c. AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company. Wholesale Houser BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. Retail Houses: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, [LICK HOUSE.) PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. E. F. SPENCE, Agent for Nevada Deputy Collector's Office, United States Internal Revenne. Fifth Division, Fourth District, Cal. Sacramento, May 15th, 1967. 7 MERC HANTS, MANUFA T oor toleaaleand Retail Dealersin jquorn Pe Ds all others Hable cense ee oe the Excise Laws of the cares NOTICE IS HEREBY pbiemioe ares ee meng Tax or License for the present men May ist, 1867 ie now Lay W. H. DAVIDSON the ¢ Coll eonoe at his His office, Masoaie Bulag, Telegraph Stage Co, ALFRED B Nevada, April 23d. “— s % DAVENPORT, Dep. Co = omg For r Bale, Sewing Machine, And a Grover & er ret ipewing FRILLS, Re 8 Conum sa m23 OTICE is hereby given that there wil) ae ¥. siete AU MAPLE gu GAR! ONE TON OF MAPLE SUGAR, RESH FROM THE ae ORCHARDS OF NORTHERN VERM A superior article, aescnis. by ourselves ospressly for our own trade. SIXTY GALLONS SUPERIORMAPLE SYRUP, . At Two Dollars pér gallon. GREGORY & WAITE Nevada, May 17th. rest upon tl was extensi is worth ab men were t evidence ¢ wards sold and started edin San: the robber} The eviden The purses fied by <A shown that were throw and might place by La stances, ms The tridi u of persons Court room tinuance, about 10 o’ moments t “not guilty Rich C Evans, wh« ville Distri taking out their last c The leadwide, has since they rock the gi pan. This the rich c pay for se sure thing two since t “took out ¢ next yield ' Goop Ci Company week, afte are twelve ran the cc three hunc Tue Go Company, run; cleane Natur. __ Was yester eeeeearasct New Gk Srorz.—I sortment ed in this « lected by 1 market. . Vana and . baeco, Ki Smoking other kind lery, Matcl to the pul Tue BE that is per ley, whose best of dex lowest Sa: from his fi advertised money to « work, may all hours ¢ Hotel, wh and vicini portunity Millinery Hats, Flov naments,

(eemaenciarerersantee contiermennnaeanes ee Pea A Fre Teng) ee j ‘ ce ne cae IN ee ‘ eae for his crimes, The str. . ington every morning, except Sonday, at 0. . or Virginie City stagenyto go through the s . same day. F< ee Returning, will leave National Miichaties Hotel, Nevada, at 1 P. M. and arrive at] Washington at 9 vr. w.—thus enabling thirty-five: or forty feet high, -andabout environed by (wenty-eise pm ge CamprpArs —Of Wentathy sanditates . This is the direct route to Alplia; Omega, Bear Valley, Fall Creek, Euné or was unconditional, and it is not . reks, Gaston Ridge and Meadow Lake — the Mexican.patricts,. whose “eadors were executed by Maximillian as they.dared to resist the foreign invader, will’ suffer their persecu‘tormto escape them. But.a few years since ‘Miaimillian, under protection of French * “gid Austrian bayonets, landed upon Mexfean soil for the purpose of establishing a Kingdom. At that tirie the Mexican peo. . were divided and. distracted. by civil . ‘The Republic had sunken so the (hae tbe: gorehomient gave no protec. tion whatever tothe citizen, ‘The Empe‘wer of France no doubt at that time, had _ s@@eiigns upon the country in case the Unita Stites were divided. In triamph, the ited Emperor marched to the ¢epital, and issued his edicts to Atengoile The invasion of the country “Was asignal call for Mexican patriots, and ‘they sprung to arms to drive out the inwader:, Right nobly did they struggle, _Mfithout. organization or money, harrassing the foe when they dared not meet him ‘in ‘open fight. French reinforcements “were sent,and at one time the Empire was _ Meonsilered as safely established, but the . “patriots still fought, hoping against hope, ‘untjl the rebellion ended, when the libe“als received 1 material aid from our citizens, ~aniithe moral support and encouragement ‘of the Government. The fortunes of the _ ‘SWOund'be Emperor now began to wane “and the Liberal victories in the field became frequent. The wife of Maximillian went to her home, a maniac, and he,desert‘ed by the French, was compelled to leave _ the capital, closely followed by the Libe“Yala. No intercession changed the purspose of the Liberals in regard to his crime and the nature of the punishment he _jshould suffer, and, as we have before said, “he. ‘will doubtless be put to death. He raised the black flag in the contest with tlie’ , and hundreds of their best en. were slain-for no other cause what‘ever than resistance to a usurper, and as he suffered himself to be the instrument im.the hands of the French Emperor, to ‘@uch attrocities it is but just (lint -he should suffer such a penalty. ‘The ‘failure of. Maximillian will be a warning teal} foreign governments, against their ’ fmterference with the Republics of Ameri* @a; and it will probably be the last attempt Qn the part of any of them, to establish _ dominion over any country on the American Continent. Tar Rovens’ TICKET. —The following " ‘Romiinations were made by the “Boys” in feitatienté ’ City: For State Senator, Thomas McConnell. For Assemblymen, GoM. Duty, F A, Park, M. McManus, J. “B. Maholmb and J. V. Simms. For Sheriff, B. N. Bugbey. . For County Treasurer, JFL8. Lardner. For County Clerk) A. C. Bidwell. For County Auditor, Grove. L. ohneon, A full delegation to the Union '. fitate:Convention was selected. A series @Eesclutions were adopted, says the Unton, containing patriotic professions and making strong bids for the support of =e" and the opponents of Chinese labor. 5 iy + ©. 8. Swenson dan taken . ‘t@ Michigan Blof, Placer county, several —fvundred: pounds of glycerine and acid, "ghd established “laboratory at Bird’s Vali ape he contemplates the steady , ture of nitro-glycerine. There is a heavy demand for this article in that Widtalty: Pu aiepiel of the public debt at ‘the end of this month is expected to show _. ian increase consequent-on large payments of interest. The increase is only for the ~*month, and not the’ quarter which will “‘ghow heavy decrease, The Spear however, are “blowing” ore Smith, a lumber merchant, is Good, safe and pleasant saddle horses can always be had at Washington for parties who desire to go beyond that place. a a Races aT GLENBROOK.—The proprietor of the Glenbrook Park, C. H. Osborn, presents a splendid racing programme for Saturday next. The first race, which will eome off precisely at half past 2 o’clock, P. M., says the Grass Valley Union, will be a half mile dash for $400, between Gilman’s mare “Sue,” and Evans’ horse, “Wabash ;” the next will be a trotting race; mile heats, for $100, between McCue’s bay gelding, “Charley Crocker,” and McPeak’s gray gelding, “Taylor,” the latter to go to har, ness, the former to go with his mate, “Kelly.” The third will be a match race against time for $200; the wages being between John Roys and J. 8. McCue.— McCue is to drive four of his livery horses, all hitched, as a four horse team, one mile, inside of 3:40. This promises to be a gala racing day at the Glenbrook Park. Entrance to the track only fifty cents. Narrow. Escare.—On last Sunday night, as John T. Morgan, of North San Juan, was returning home from Mazanita Hill, with his wife-and-four children, in a buggy, the fore wheels of the vehicle went down into a gully in the road and Mr. Morgan was thrown over the dash. The team started at full speed down a steep grade. The smallest child also fell over the dash and. over a bridge in the road, a distance of five or six feet. Mrs. Morgan endeavored to get the lines, but could not reach them, when with great coolness she put the childrén out at'the rear of the ve hiele, and afterwards jumped out herself. She received a severe but not serious bruise in the face. Luckily the whole party escaped without serious injury. The team ran a mile or two--into town, and brought up without doing much damage. CHEAP TRAVELING.—At no time do we remember of such inducements being offered’ to the traveling public as at the present. Persons from the Bay-or the Valley, who have business, or who wish to enjoy themselves for a time,inhaling our pure mountain air, can take the cars of the Pacific railroad at Sacramento to Colfax, thence by the Telegraph line of stages to this city, for $5.50. Latta’s stage will then convey them to Washington for fifty cents, making $6 for the entire trip. We would advise all who desire to visit the upper part of our county, to take ‘advantage of the low fare while the opportunity offers. Fourtn or Juty—We have heard considerable talk on the streets about a Fourth of July celebration, and it is none too soon to talk about-the matter. Heretofore our citizens have delayel until a week or two before the time and our celebrations have been gotten up in a hurry. early and have a good one. Winp.—Yesterday morning we were visited with gusts of San Francisco weather. The air was so clouded with dust as to almost blind pedestrians ; bandboxes were swept away from the front of dry goods stores and sent tumbling along the streets ; hats were lifted and carried off on the “wings of the wind,” greatly to the disgust of their owners, and old Boreas kicked up the mischief generally.— The wind only lasted long enough for one ‘morning an hombre was arrested by Offi. cer Scott, for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He was taken before Judge Kendall and fined ten dollars. Those who eh ek and have fun must Biel 3 Sp Sereno Mill have uaa 83,MES wa Se Oe iets sees He : . ‘eile months. ae war ry Tf we celebrate this year, let us commence }to think of a pleasant day in San Francisco . the Cuunty. DISTURBING THE PEACE.—Yesterday} was a graduate of the rebel army, another recruited for-the same, another was a prisoner of war in the hands of Gen. Burn. side, and~« fourth jumped out of a back window to escape arrest'when he and others were concocting s treasonable plot. A fine Democratic set, this. ResuMED OPERATIONS.—The Granite Tunnel Company, at Birchville,. has resumed operations, after a month of delay in repairing and fitting up. This company Owns extensive mining claims on Liberty Hill, of which the Granite Tunnel is the outlet. THe San Francisco People’s Committee met on Saturday evening and organized. ployers:to close business entirely on the day of the primary election between the hours of eleven and five o'clock. A RECENT telegram says no emancipation proclamation has yet been issued in Brazil, though the government is considering the subject. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor, May %, 1967. H Harvy San Franci Dr Thomas & w Cam W Harvy do H Brandler Humbag P Kerrigan do J Thompson Birchvi R Thomas do GR Newell do _ A W Sisson Sacram H Powell do RMiller&w do R Wing Pittsbu mi T J Leach You Bet J Morgan San Juan J H Moore San Jua 3 Metks Moug & Bes Mrs Ennis Red Dog W Ebolein do Miss Thorndisk do JE Rodgers do C Housell San Juan J Huitt do Mrs N Soggs Zinch WC Wyatt do S H Stewat Colfax CD Cassaway do HM Wheeler do J Mariott N Bloomfi N Fravel Carlile __E Allison Birchville W R Cheeny Quah 8S Pratt do i Giedapent Huut h J Bynon do J Casey Allison Ran B Bynon do Dr Sterling San Jua V G Bell do E M Pryor do J QA Clark do W_Joice do GE Wentworth Ma A A Sargent Nevada W H Wright Marys Cc Barker do. A Power Gold Hil THE FINEST GALLERY. H, W. BRADLEY. W. H. RULOFSOR, BRADLEY & RULOHSON’S MAGNIFICENT ESTABLISHMENT ! No. 429 Montgomery Street, Corner of Seacmnente, San FRANCI8co. AS more Rooms, toute Lights, H cilities, and qroduaee on Finer Photographs . Ea other at the Bay. They recel Tiree : Yat Premlumaat the Mechanics Institute ‘air in aa of Genuine Patent Enameled Card Pic“SUN PEARLS.» Beautiful, durable and inexpensive. Noné but the most sccomemnnes Artists employed and ‘all work warrant m29 Ranch 1 for sale,— ONE of the very rery best Ranches in NevaSee, situated on the North San st ~ og is soak ing forsale, ‘The Orehard py

tains between 400 and 500 n tor eral handred Nursery Tree a “ey mn . gwolling house, stable and barns on the ny * by Pet] oan om 200 “for of land. It w 80) & very low price; th ticulars anauiie lilies pemclnns gauge m2s ®. REUTER. Meeting of the Beara of Supervisors. RDERED THAT A SPI SPECIAL SESS Ov the ee OF iene Rs Nevada THUWSDAY ay 30th, 1867, at 10 o'clock A. = # daratlon of centein titiens concerna toad pe ome a for a, ters in Meadow e and Washand for the tment of several Elec Boards of JONATHAN CLARE, J. B. JOHNSON, J. 3. DORSEY. : Members of the Board. ~ Attest: B. H, Fanqunin, Nevada, May 98h, on™ DEMOCRATIC iC PRIMARY. ‘HE DEMOCRATS OF NEVADA zown. SHIP. Per ed meet CE HALL, cireahin’ Sune it at to be . By order 000 barrels ‘of flour during the last five . They adopted a resolution calling on em. —_ senictaiatalieaiennintansineel ; = At Birchville, May 8th, 1867, to the wife of Henry Tverets’ wine sbeth girhs. aieiiaeeti 4 any Establishment in Sacramento or San Franat ona atone ofthe Township . May 29th NEVADA IRON & BRASS FOuRDR ¥ waa ENGINES AND BOILERS built CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every deOUARTZ MACHINERY ‘constructed, fitted up or repaired, Every kinds of Building Castings, Saw, Crist, Malt and Bark Mills ; horse power and car wheels. Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as freight added. Nevada, Sept. 15th. HEUGH & THOM. 5. F. BUSSENIUS, Pharmaceutist and Chemist, MASONIC BUILDING. Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts., . NEVADA, _ (@® PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTIONS ACCUrately prepared at all hours—DAY OR NIGHT. AGENT FOR Occidental Insurance Company ‘ of San Francieco, and New York Life Insurance Company of New York. LOST. , ; ON TH THE 18th.OF MAY, A Vaiacr BLACK VELVET PURSE, URSE, containing a e¥ piece and-some smaller coin. The tinder will be vitasly rewarded on gut the property at the m23 Transcrairt Office. FARE TO SACRAMENTO TELEGRAPH econ STD cane, Five Dollars and a Half! FARE TO COLFAX 60 OTS. TS TELEGRAPH STAGE LINE connecting with the Central Pacific Railroad at Colfax. A Daily Six Horse Coach will leave the . National Exchange Hotel, Nevada, At 5.304. m,, (Sundays excepted) connecting at Colfax with the Cars For Sacramento and Vi Passengers for Sacramento booked through for Five and a Half Dollars. thereby saving Two and a Half Dollars, as the Kailroad fare from Colfax to Sacramento is $5.50. This Line connects with the Pioneer 8S at Cisco via Railroad. men tine The Fare from Nevada to Virginia same as from Colfax to Virginia. — alert is the only 7, Tae Hekating passengers , ee : Pepin sree : as Sore hop Hotel, broad ree Sauteas Reveeraak t ‘SPURS, BRIDLES AND ‘SHELF Goons. All goods inthe line sold as ches as any estab. fommymapnd whine mountaing, ‘A anare a7 exe 80 “‘n@ ROBT FLANDERS, Salesman, “PRO BONO PUBLICO.” LACOUR’?S SARSAPARIPHERE BITTERS. AN ADMIRABLE TONIC, AN EXCELLENT SPECIFIC AND UNRIVALLED AS A BLOOD PUBIFIER. THE PRINCIPAL INGREDIENTS. BEING SARSAPARILLA. ee SOLD EVERY WHERE. To 9 Mining 6 Contractors. wo CONTRACTS to run Drifts, fifty feet each, in the Cunningham Mine. Bids received untui May dist. JOHN PATTISON, Superintendent. Nevada, May 22nd—lw MEAGHER, TAAFFE & CO, = SAN FRANCISCO, IMPORTERS OF Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, ‘Yankee Notions, &c. AGENTS FOR Mount Vernon Duck Company. Wholesale Houser BATTERY STREET, NEAR PINE. Retail Houses: 9 MONTGOMERY STREET, [LICK HOUSE.) PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. E. F. SPENCE, Agent for Nevada Deputy Collector's Office, United States Internal Revenne. Fifth Division, Fourth District, Cal. Sacramento, May 15th, 1967. 7 MERC HANTS, MANUFA T oor toleaaleand Retail Dealersin jquorn Pe Ds all others Hable cense ee oe the Excise Laws of the cares NOTICE IS HEREBY pbiemioe ares ee meng Tax or License for the present men May ist, 1867 ie now Lay W. H. DAVIDSON the ¢ Coll eonoe at his His office, Masoaie Bulag, Telegraph Stage Co, ALFRED B Nevada, April 23d. “— s % DAVENPORT, Dep. Co = omg For r Bale, Sewing Machine, And a Grover & er ret ipewing FRILLS, Re 8 Conum sa m23 OTICE is hereby given that there wil) ae ¥. siete AU MAPLE gu GAR! ONE TON OF MAPLE SUGAR, RESH FROM THE ae ORCHARDS OF NORTHERN VERM A superior article, aescnis. by ourselves ospressly for our own trade. SIXTY GALLONS SUPERIORMAPLE SYRUP, . At Two Dollars pér gallon. GREGORY & WAITE Nevada, May 17th. rest upon tl was extensi is worth ab men were t evidence ¢ wards sold and started edin San: the robber} The eviden The purses fied by <A shown that were throw and might place by La stances, ms The tridi u of persons Court room tinuance, about 10 o’ moments t “not guilty Rich C Evans, wh« ville Distri taking out their last c The leadwide, has since they rock the gi pan. This the rich c pay for se sure thing two since t “took out ¢ next yield ' Goop Ci Company week, afte are twelve ran the cc three hunc Tue Go Company, run; cleane Natur. __ Was yester eeeeearasct New Gk Srorz.—I sortment ed in this « lected by 1 market. . Vana and . baeco, Ki Smoking other kind lery, Matcl to the pul Tue BE that is per ley, whose best of dex lowest Sa: from his fi advertised money to « work, may all hours ¢ Hotel, wh and vicini portunity Millinery Hats, Flov naments,