May 6, 1868 (4 pages)

before allowing it to be entered as minars Eee . ff F WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1868. MINERAL LANDS AGATIN.—It has “been the prictice of dhe Land Office on . this coast to require proof of the mineral character of each forty acre tract eral lands. All ground was held to be agricultural until the contrary was _proved. This ruling and the nature of . . Required. It can easily be seen how ' much trouble it is to obtain this evi~--denee,; asthere are few persons who *~ ship on miners. The affidavit of two persons not at all interested in the amines, but residing upon the land was know the nature of land or who reside upon claims unless holding some inter. est in them. Fortunately for the min+ ers the Commissioner has issued instructions to the Land Office at. Marys. Ville, under which these difficulties alluded to will beavoided, The Commissioner says: “You dre specially advised not to suffer entries to be consummated as “agricultural” entries, where there is aprima facia showing, or wher there is good reason to believe that the predominating value of the land ap-. " plied for consists in its deposits of gold; silver, ecupper, quicksilver, or coal, without a full investigation upon sufficient notice to parties ad~ versely interested, and furtlier instructions-from this office, after an examina-. tion of the testimony thus taken, which you are directed to transmit with your joint opinion thereon.” We do. not know that the Land Office at Sacramento has received the same instructions or not, but the rule is as applicable to mineral lands in one district as in another. There is of course good reason to believe that all lands located within the rauge of the mining districts is more valuable for mining than . for agricultural purposes. ‘This order . Ofthe Commissioner is but /in aecordance with the old rule adopted in 1865, by which it wags required that where land was located within the mineral range it was held to be mineral land . . until the contrary was: proved, and vice versa in the agricultural sections. This ~ Yule would secure both miners and agriculturiste in their rights, State Orricers.—The Grand Ensampment of the I. 0.0. F., now in session at San Franciseo, elected the following officers on Monday last: C. N. Fox, of San Mateo, M. W. G, P.; E. W. Roberts, of Nevada, M. E. G. H. P.; Columbus Bartlett, of San Francisco, R. W. G, 8. W.; Louis Kohn, of Sacramento, R. W.8. J, W.; T. Rodgers John_ son, of San Francisco, R. W. G. 8.; David Hunter, of San Erancisco, R. W.G. T.; D.C, Bachelder, of Weaverville, G. T. 8. G.; C. Stall, @. 0.8; D. B. Wolf, of Santa Cruz, and George M. Garwood, Representatives to Grand Encampment of the United States. U. 8. Lanps.—The Registers and Receivers of the San Francisco and Sacramento Land Offices in the State, have been instructed by the Department at __.Washington to notify the public that in thirty days from the publication of uch notice they will be prepared to receive applications for pre-emption and homestead entries on the even numbered sectioné<of land heretofore (by order of December 5th, 1867) withdrawn from sale, at the price of $250 per acre.— This has particular reference to lands along the lines of railroads. This ordee simply restores this. land o preémption and homestéad entry. at A LITTLE German girl in Cincinnati, who is only two years and eight. months — old, has the-physical and mental development of a girl of fifteen, Her ease ex-. j cites much interest among the medical faculty. 6: Sees oe A GERMAN doctor has invented an apparatus by which thunder is visible through the object glass of a telescope. This is equally as marvelous as the hearing a “loud smell of Limburger cheese.” : der to the Red Dog road, and along said made last year to build a three oy . ter dlection of Gases Valley took, plage . politike” invelved, and as candidates were very numerous it was decidedly 4 free fight. In all 439 votes were polled, Eight candidates were in the field for Marshal, and John K. Sale was elected, receiving 130 votes. John Burnett stood next on the list, receiving 109 Town Trustees and two fo be elected, as three hold over till next year, Dan. Collins and E. RWest were chosen. St and M. H. Fonston Assessor. CONTRACTS Le?T.—The contract for keeping the Washington road in repair, has been let by Commissioner Getchell, to Smith & Green. Their Section extends from Main street along the Washington road to the township line, and also includes the road running from Heuston’s house to Scott’s Fiat. _ The contract for keeping the road extending from Turner’s old place along Sacramento street to Boulder, up Boulroad to Chew’s toll road in order, a disTHE trial of Eugene Tucker for the murder of Celina Bouclet, commenced in the Fourth District Court, San Francisce, on Monday morning. No jury was obtained on Menday. Tucker was formerly a resident of this city. _ Notaries PuBLIc—Governor Haight. has appointed John Caldwell of this city, and H. M. Moore, of Moore’s Fiat, Notaries Public for Nevada county. THE private coach and harness belonging to Mrs. John Morrissy make a magnificent establishment. The harness is gold and silver mounted and cost $1,000; the coach, a Clarence C spring, is richly trimmed with gold, silver and silk, and cost $2,000. The horses to match this equipage were a present to Mr. M. Tux bridge now in process of erection over the Mississippi, at St. Louis, involves an experiment hitherto untried. The Central span is to be 515 feet between the abutments, and the other two 407 feet respectively. No span_of 500 feet exists in the world.— Steel is to be largely used in the construction. : THE Massachusetts Congregationalist has a letter from Florida which says flocked. thither to pass the Winter. They miss the religious privileges of home. All attempts to fraternize with the local Charches has failed, for as soon prayer meetings, the Southerners commenced praying very earnestly for their enemies, and a second visit was not agreeable. omen: Mr, Axtell’s friends are confident that that plausable and insinuating politician will be elected. Possibly so; but Frank Pixley will give the smooth‘speaking gentleman a tight squeeze Oe ee 4 AN Iowa paper says that as women se the. pretty lawyeresses will have everything their own way in the Courts. -~_ _ Tunanors: imported lumber rd: fence .twics around the world and a und herself. ‘Tw inhabitants of Lauderdale coun. ty, Miss., are so enraged at horse thieves votes. There were six candidates for}, tance of six miles, was let to Harrison . ” great numbers of Northern invalids . Rail as their presence was discovered in the . . How he came there ig not stated. THERE were 778 new suite—mainly on @¢ ent — cofimenced in the Fourth, Twelfth and Fifteenth District Tue Cincinnatt Insurance Compani lost $300,000 last month. Ix Sencar, the cold was 32 deg. below zero in St. grees in Moscow. — AN exchange tells a story of a d building which he oceupied, for the purpose of raising funds to pay for “a decent funeral.” The receipts were $56. “Glory be to God,” said the dying man, “now I'll have a decent burying, and the child can ride in a hack.” AN editor in Rhode Island wants to know if he should kiss his sweetheart, with a request for her to “please exchange,” if he could be justly accused of having exceeded the proper “liberties of the press.” = ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Props. Gove for $900. es ae ae a —— EPucdir ao Woe Te a neiair io Tran Grass Merend ae to pene: W F Clark Hartford ¢ Smith Deer Creek . i road Grass C) ownooney Broo G Ryar ench C } wn Foe sear apart 2 ; y Pee 41 RGalnes de---T Pa Omega z ship, were let by the Road Commissiont D Parkinson he S : yanks ae Dog . s : : ene re ; oues Milfor er Penn Va or yesterday : Bee. 2d, extending trom . 9 yon gen due Hae Allen You Bet” Gephart’stoll road to Siate Creek,thence Mins ; Quick. ge 5 # u Barnett Canada bh to the Grass Valley toll road near the iw Holmes de J Mathews Bannerv residence of Judge Roberts, was let to PBR egy = = E byfasiisti. dh secon aie s : reka-—“W-W. Eshback “do Chinn & Galispie for $800. Sec: 4th, q x. Hickey & w Moor c ieee Beekbene . hous 2 > tySE eee nan tean TE ttt yoo 80,, BW. Adame do j i er ell Neva yard on Main street through Union Hil ¥ Fulsom French © a By ae to the Crandall toll road, was taken @ Stytes do D Bentle 7 do by Totten & Co. for $390, ¥ bh es oo Hee pod AW Wellman do 5 aes SE Wie Sareea remain am K ENTUCKY GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location of Works Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada county, California. Notice.—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of Assessment levied on the 28th day of March, 1868, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective Shareholders as follows : sit Arrington Wm. 6. 8410-12 $212 50 Baxter N. M. 11 30 % 00 Vail John 36 25. --€2 50 Keyser P. W. 46 10 25.00 Eaves T.J. “Ss BO 125 00 Teneyke Geo. 31 vers 18% Teneyke Geo. 10 10 25 00 Green C. C, "6 5 12 50. Green C. C, 111 15 37 50 Snyder I. 85 103g 26 25 Vanwyck 8. M, 119 28 70 00 Burling Wm, 61 84 10-12 212 50 Ferguson P. G. 120 10 25 00 Ferguson P. G, 121 10 25 00 Ferguson P. G, 1%. 15 37 50 Cornell Sam‘! % 5 12 59 Cornell Sam’l 102 % 17 50 Cornell Sam'‘l 106 8 8-12 9% And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Trustees, made ‘on the 28th da of March, 1268, so many shares of each arcel of said Stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction, as will be n to pay the said assessment, of advertising and expenses of sale. Said sale will take place in tront of the Excelsior Hotel, in the town of Meadow Lake, on Tharsé May 2ist, 1268, at the hourof 12 o'clock, M. M. RAP Secretary, m6 K. G. & 8. M. Co: as ~ STEAMSHIPS — =: rs N O R K, EW Y¥ JAPAN AND CHINA Will be dispatched as foliows: Leave Wharf, corner First and streets, at 11 o'clock a. m. of the following dates, for PANAMA, connecting via Panama road, with one of the Company's splendid Steamers from ASPINWALL for New YORK. "On the 6th, 14th, and 30th of each month. Steamer leaving Francisco on y rehae touches at Manzanillo, All touch at puico, ure of Fourteenth connects with Transatlantic seetpeny's “Steamer for 3 i ote an “be obtai 9 9 connects with English f “Teak Australia, and South America, and P. R R. Co's Steamer for — America. Through tickets can be ob: ned. . The following Steamships will be tehed on ee as given baa ig _ y vit ef with Henry Uhanneey p Golden ge, Capt. EB. with Océan May 22nd—Constitution, b 3 4 with Rising Star, ‘ Be. oo ae mento, Capt. J. adult . An experienced Su board Medicine and attendance free. These steamers will positively sail at 11 o'clock. Pas are requested to have their on Board beforel0 o'clock. Through é Petersburg, and 36 de—_ the night previous to his decease, in the eegriee and my prices will commend y Goods reasonable, sensible peuple. at the Y . school istrict ualizatio: PACIFIC MAIL STEAMHIP CO's a GRAND DISPLAY. SPRING AND SUMMER ’ FASHIONS ! Ladies of Nevada county, attention A. COLDSMITH, ANNUAL STUCK of ORGANDIES, New Style Traveling Dress Goods, Linen Lawns, Chambays, PERCALES, French, English é& American Prints IN GREAT VARIETY, AND OF THE Latest Patterns. Domestic Goods, COTTON SHEETINGS from 4 quarters to 12 quarters iu wiuuli, Brown and bacuched. A-large assortment of Sas TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, IRISH LINENS, &c. White Govds.A splendid stock of SW138 MULL, JACONEt, NALN 5UUAS, plain, stripes dud checaed, BISHOP LAWNS, aud PUB MUBLINS. . Fancy Goods, Dress Trimmings,, KID GLOVES, PARASULS, New style Walking Skirts, &e,. MILLINERY GOODS. Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Bonnets and Bats, trimmed and uutriuimed. -LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS, A new and recherche article o: the New Sash Pattern. : : CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, ~ Ofall descriptions. Also, a-complete assortment of Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters. Po ag Fur Goods, a choice &~ Ido not pretend to sell my goods at on offer thane at as low a figure as they can Notice. Ta ASSESSMENT ROLL OF NEVADA SCHOOL DISIKICT, in und for Nevada County and State of California, having been duly made, certified and delivered to the Buard of 'rusteés of said School District by C. H. Mead, Assessor, pursuant to an Act of the Legisiature of the State of California. entitied An Act to provide for levying a special tax to ¢unstruct a Pubiic School Huuse in Nevada School Disurict, in the county of Nevada.” Approved March 1368. : Notice’is hereby given to all persons whom it may concern, that the said Board of ‘Trustees will, on TURSDAY ‘THE FIFTH Day OF MAY, 1868, ot 10 o'clock, a. M. of said day GRBGORY & CO., in Nevada sit as a Board of m and will continue in session for ae SUCCESSIVE DAYS THEKEAKNevada, April 27th, 1868. pair te WalTE, A. B. GREGORY, ; J. L. CALDWELL, ex: " White Mulberry Seed, (Qforus Alba.) And Garden Seeds, of all kinds, For Sale by E, F. 8SPENC. Nevada, March 3ist. lemons J. C. LEONARD, AS been ted Sole Agen’ Coast, for the Celebrated chy alls LIFE INSURANCE. pais Ts to CERTIFY, THAT . THOMAS SHURTLEFF, Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada c ity and the surrounding country, or wherever he ~ EXCELSIOR OF NEW YORK. ED, per steanier, his . }SELKS, POPLENS, LAWNS, TAIKOS, _ LADIES, ATTENTION! IMMENSE BARGAINS SPRING DRESS Coops: CAN OW BE MADE, at the PIONEER Jacob Rosenthal & Brother, ON BROAD en A splendid assortment of Printed Alpaccas, ers Silk und Wool, mixed stripe, New style Chintz. 2" A very choice lot of Fashionable In addition we also offer the Largest stock of NEW SPRING SILKS. CLOAKS AND PARASOLS., MARSEILLES DRESSES. PRINTED & PLAIN LAWNS, JACONETS, 3 CALICOES.New Material for ‘ Traveling and Walking Suite! [Trimming to Match.] EMBROIDERI&S, _ LACES,’ -HOISERY,LINENS, TABLE DAMASK, . NEW STYLE FRINGES and GIMPS. KID GLOV Es, TRIMMINGS, of every description, for sale at-the Lowest : J, & 8. ROSENTHAL. J. NAFFZIGER, 4d. B. STONE EMPIRE MARKET. No. 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & NYEONK, Prop’rs. “KEEP constantly on hand fall supply ef Fk PORK, MUTTON. Hams, Bacon, Lard, &e, &. — "OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, as Cheap ac can be delivered here from San Krancisco., . _A _ supply of Dried Beef, Fresh Pork Sausage, &c., always on hand. All orders from the country carefully and promptly filled. : = Meats delivered ‘in the city free of charge. 020 D. 8. BAKER. J. A. MARTIN BAKER & MARTIAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GouD : OF ALL ELNDS. -; WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FERED WOOD! WOOD woop: Shakes, Shingties, &e., &e., WHERE» At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. % BROAD STREET Nevada, September 12th. BLA ZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts. t@-IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK _g? ‘GO TO BLAZE’s, PIONEER ASSAY OFFIi.%& " (istablished in 1853.) BY~ JAMES 3. OTT Office—28 Main: sir’ Neva City OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIP TiON. Melyed and Assayeu. Correctnesof Assays fuliy teed, Melting done in the presence of depositors DOCTOR H, TILING, Graduate of the University at Dorpat. Office—Masonic Building. Residence —Union Hotel. Nevada city, Cal. LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Wietor Chevalier Corner Pine and Commercial Sts:NEVADA. Liquors sold by thedrink or bottle Gents—call and see me.”* jlo cH, FERRAND, See PHOTOGRAPHIC —AND— aa ARTIST, Paria ener pend BEESEESZEET BREREs BaPpes ob Baecp £e2esyy a ae

before allowing it to be entered as minars Eee . ff F WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1868. MINERAL LANDS AGATIN.—It has “been the prictice of dhe Land Office on . this coast to require proof of the mineral character of each forty acre tract eral lands. All ground was held to be agricultural until the contrary was _proved. This ruling and the nature of . . Required. It can easily be seen how ' much trouble it is to obtain this evi~--denee,; asthere are few persons who *~ ship on miners. The affidavit of two persons not at all interested in the amines, but residing upon the land was know the nature of land or who reside upon claims unless holding some inter. est in them. Fortunately for the min+ ers the Commissioner has issued instructions to the Land Office at. Marys. Ville, under which these difficulties alluded to will beavoided, The Commissioner says: “You dre specially advised not to suffer entries to be consummated as “agricultural” entries, where there is aprima facia showing, or wher there is good reason to believe that the predominating value of the land ap-. " plied for consists in its deposits of gold; silver, ecupper, quicksilver, or coal, without a full investigation upon sufficient notice to parties ad~ versely interested, and furtlier instructions-from this office, after an examina-. tion of the testimony thus taken, which you are directed to transmit with your joint opinion thereon.” We do. not know that the Land Office at Sacramento has received the same instructions or not, but the rule is as applicable to mineral lands in one district as in another. There is of course good reason to believe that all lands located within the rauge of the mining districts is more valuable for mining than . for agricultural purposes. ‘This order . Ofthe Commissioner is but /in aecordance with the old rule adopted in 1865, by which it wags required that where land was located within the mineral range it was held to be mineral land . . until the contrary was: proved, and vice versa in the agricultural sections.. This ~ Yule would secure both miners and agriculturiste in their rights, State Orricers.—The Grand Ensampment of the I. 0.0. F., now in session at San Franciseo, elected the following officers on Monday last: C. N. Fox, of San Mateo, M. W. G, P.; E. W. Roberts, of Nevada, M. E. G. H. P.; Columbus Bartlett, of San Francisco, R. W. G, 8. W.; Louis Kohn, of Sacramento, R. W.8. J, W.; T. Rodgers John_ son, of San Francisco, R. W. G. 8.; David Hunter, of San Erancisco, R. W.G. T.; D.C, Bachelder, of Weaverville, G. T. 8. G.; C. Stall, @. 0.8; D. B. Wolf, of Santa Cruz, and George M. Garwood, Representatives to Grand Encampment of the United States. U. 8. Lanps.—The Registers and Receivers of the San Francisco and Sacramento Land Offices in the State, have been instructed by the Department at __.Washington to notify the public that in thirty days from the publication of uch notice they will be prepared to receive applications for pre-emption and homestead entries on the even numbered sectioné<of land heretofore (by order of December 5th, 1867) withdrawn from sale, at the price of $250 per acre.— This has particular reference to lands along the lines of railroads. This ordee simply restores this. land o preémption and homestéad entry. at A LITTLE German girl in Cincinnati, who is only two years and eight. months — old, has the-physical and mental development of a girl of fifteen, Her ease ex-. j cites much interest among the medical faculty. 6: Sees oe A GERMAN doctor has invented an apparatus by which thunder is visible through the object glass of a telescope. This is equally as marvelous as the hearing a “loud smell of Limburger cheese.” : der to the Red Dog road, and along said made last year to build a three oy . ter dlection of Gases Valley took, plage . politike” invelved, and as candidates were very numerous it was decidedly 4 free fight. In all 439 votes were polled, Eight candidates were in the field for Marshal, and John K. Sale was elected, receiving 130 votes. John Burnett stood next on the list, receiving 109 Town Trustees and two fo be elected, as three hold over till next year, Dan. Collins and E. RWest were chosen. St and M. H. Fonston Assessor. CONTRACTS Le?T.—The contract for keeping the Washington road in repair, has been let by Commissioner Getchell, to Smith & Green. Their Section extends from Main street along the Washington road to the township line, and also includes the road running from Heuston’s house to Scott’s Fiat. _ The contract for keeping the road extending from Turner’s old place along Sacramento street to Boulder, up Boulroad to Chew’s toll road in order, a disTHE trial of Eugene Tucker for the murder of Celina Bouclet, commenced in the Fourth District Court, San Francisce, on Monday morning. No jury was obtained on Menday. Tucker was formerly a resident of this city. _ Notaries PuBLIc—Governor Haight. has appointed John Caldwell of this city, and H. M. Moore, of Moore’s Fiat, Notaries Public for Nevada county. THE private coach and harness belonging to Mrs. John Morrissy make a magnificent establishment. The harness is gold and silver mounted and cost $1,000; the coach, a Clarence C spring, is richly trimmed with gold, silver and silk, and cost $2,000. The horses to match this equipage were a present to Mr. M. Tux bridge now in process of erection over the Mississippi, at St. Louis, involves an experiment hitherto untried. The Central span is to be 515 feet between the abutments, and the other two 407 feet respectively. No span_of 500 feet exists in the world.— Steel is to be largely used in the construction. : THE Massachusetts Congregationalist has a letter from Florida which says flocked. thither to pass the Winter. They miss the religious privileges of home. All attempts to fraternize with the local Charches has failed, for as soon prayer meetings, the Southerners commenced praying very earnestly for their enemies, and a second visit was not agreeable. omen: Mr, Axtell’s friends are confident that that plausable and insinuating politician will be elected. Possibly so; but Frank Pixley will give the smooth‘speaking gentleman a tight squeeze Oe ee 4 AN Iowa paper says that as women se the. pretty lawyeresses will have everything their own way in the Courts. -~_ _ Tunanors: imported lumber rd: fence .twics around the world and a und herself.. ‘Tw inhabitants of Lauderdale coun. ty, Miss., are so enraged at horse thieves votes. There were six candidates for}, tance of six miles, was let to Harrison . ” great numbers of Northern invalids . Rail as their presence was discovered in the . . How he came there ig not stated. THERE were 778 new suite—mainly on @¢ ent — cofimenced in the Fourth, Twelfth and Fifteenth District Tue Cincinnatt Insurance Compani lost $300,000 last month. Ix Sencar, the cold was 32 deg. below zero in St. grees in Moscow. — AN exchange tells a story of a d building which he oceupied, for the purpose of raising funds to pay for “a decent funeral.” The receipts were $56. “Glory be to God,” said the dying man, “now I'll have a decent burying, and the child can ride in a hack.” AN editor in Rhode Island wants to know if he should kiss his sweetheart, with a request for her to “please exchange,” if he could be justly accused of having exceeded the proper “liberties of the press.” = ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Props. Gove for $900. es ae ae a —— EPucdir ao Woe Te a neiair io Tran Grass Merend ae to pene: W F Clark Hartford ¢ Smith Deer Creek . i road Grass C) ownooney Broo G Ryar ench C } wn Foe sear apart 2 ; y Pee 41 RGalnes de---T Pa Omega z ship, were let by the Road Commissiont D Parkinson he S : yanks ae Dog . s : : ene re ; oues Milfor er Penn Va or yesterday : Bee. 2d, extending trom . 9 yon gen due Hae Allen You Bet” Gephart’stoll road to Siate Creek,thence Mins ; Quick. ge 5 # u Barnett Canada bh to the Grass Valley toll road near the iw Holmes de J Mathews Bannerv residence of Judge Roberts, was let to PBR egy = = E byfasiisti. dh secon aie s : reka-—“W-W. Eshback “do Chinn & Galispie for $800. Sec: 4th, q x. Hickey & w Moor c ieee Beekbene . hous 2 > tySE eee nan tean TE ttt yoo 80,, BW. Adame do j i er ell Neva yard on Main street through Union Hil ¥ Fulsom French © a By ae to the Crandall toll road, was taken @ Stytes do D Bentle 7 do by Totten & Co. for $390, ¥ bh es oo Hee pod AW Wellman do 5 aes SE Wie Sareea remain am K ENTUCKY GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location of Works Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada county, California. Notice.—There are delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of Assessment levied on the 28th day of March, 1868, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective Shareholders as follows : sit Arrington Wm. 6. 8410-12 $212 50 Baxter N. M. 11 30 % 00 Vail John 36 25. --€2 50 Keyser P. W. 46 10 25.00 Eaves T.J. “Ss BO 125 00 Teneyke Geo. 31 vers 18% Teneyke Geo. 10 10 25 00 Green C. C, "6 5 12 50. Green C. C, 111 15 37 50 Snyder I. 85 103g 26 25 Vanwyck 8. M, 119 28 70 00 Burling Wm, 61 84 10-12 212 50 Ferguson P. G. 120 10 25 00 Ferguson P. G, 121 10 25 00 Ferguson P. G, 1%. 15 37 50 Cornell Sam‘! % 5 12 59 Cornell Sam’l 102 % 17 50 Cornell Sam'‘l 106 8 8-12 9% And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Trustees, made ‘on the 28th da of March, 1268, so many shares of each arcel of said Stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction, as will be n to pay the said assessment, of advertising and expenses of sale. Said sale will take place in tront of the Excelsior Hotel, in the town of Meadow Lake, on Tharsé May 2ist, 1268, at the hourof 12 o'clock, M.

M. RAP Secretary, m6 K. G. & 8. M. Co: as ~ STEAMSHIPS — =: rs N O R K, EW Y¥ JAPAN AND CHINA Will be dispatched as foliows: Leave Wharf, corner First and streets, at 11 o'clock a. m. of the following dates, for PANAMA, connecting via Panama road, with one of the Company's splendid Steamers from ASPINWALL for New YORK. "On the 6th, 14th, and 30th of each month. Steamer leaving Francisco on y rehae touches at Manzanillo, All touch at puico, ure of Fourteenth connects with Transatlantic seetpeny's “Steamer for 3 i ote an “be obtai 9 9 connects with English f “Teak Australia, and South America, and P. R R. Co's Steamer for — America. Through tickets can be ob: ned. . The following Steamships will be tehed on ee as given baa ig _ y vit ef with Henry Uhanneey p Golden ge, Capt. EB. with Océan May 22nd—Constitution, b 3 4 with Rising Star, ‘ Be. oo ae mento, Capt. J. adult . An experienced Su board Medicine and attendance free. These steamers will positively sail at 11 o'clock. Pas are requested to have their on Board beforel0 o'clock. Through é Petersburg, and 36 de—_ the night previous to his decease, in the eegriee and my prices will commend y Goods reasonable, sensible peuple. at the Y . school istrict ualizatio: PACIFIC MAIL STEAMHIP CO's a GRAND DISPLAY. SPRING AND SUMMER ’ FASHIONS ! Ladies of Nevada county, attention A. COLDSMITH, ANNUAL STUCK of ORGANDIES, New Style Traveling Dress Goods, Linen Lawns, Chambays, PERCALES, French, English é& American Prints IN GREAT VARIETY, AND OF THE Latest Patterns. Domestic Goods, COTTON SHEETINGS from 4 quarters to 12 quarters iu wiuuli, Brown and bacuched. A-large assortment of Sas TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOWELING, IRISH LINENS, &c. White Govds.A splendid stock of SW138 MULL, JACONEt, NALN 5UUAS, plain, stripes dud checaed, BISHOP LAWNS, aud PUB MUBLINS. . Fancy Goods, Dress Trimmings,, KID GLOVES, PARASULS, New style Walking Skirts, &e,. MILLINERY GOODS. Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Bonnets and Bats, trimmed and uutriuimed. -LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS, A new and recherche article o: the New Sash Pattern. : : CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS, ~ Ofall descriptions. Also, a-complete assortment of Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters. Po ag Fur Goods, a choice &~ Ido not pretend to sell my goods at on offer thane at as low a figure as they can Notice. Ta ASSESSMENT ROLL OF NEVADA SCHOOL DISIKICT, in und for Nevada County and State of California, having been duly made, certified and delivered to the Buard of 'rusteés of said School District by C. H. Mead, Assessor, pursuant to an Act of the Legisiature of the State of California. entitied An Act to provide for levying a special tax to ¢unstruct a Pubiic School Huuse in Nevada School Disurict, in the county of Nevada.” Approved March 1368. : Notice’is hereby given to all persons whom it may concern, that the said Board of ‘Trustees will, on TURSDAY ‘THE FIFTH Day OF MAY, 1868, ot 10 o'clock, a. M. of said day GRBGORY & CO., in Nevada sit as a Board of m and will continue in session for ae SUCCESSIVE DAYS THEKEAKNevada, April 27th, 1868. pair te WalTE, A. B. GREGORY, ; J. L. CALDWELL, ex: " White Mulberry Seed, (Qforus Alba.) And Garden Seeds, of all kinds, For Sale by E, F. 8SPENC. Nevada, March 3ist. lemons J. C. LEONARD, AS been ted Sole Agen’ Coast, for the Celebrated chy alls LIFE INSURANCE. pais Ts to CERTIFY, THAT . THOMAS SHURTLEFF, Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada c ity and the surrounding country, or wherever he ~ EXCELSIOR OF NEW YORK. ED, per steanier, his . }SELKS, POPLENS, LAWNS, TAIKOS, _ LADIES, ATTENTION! IMMENSE BARGAINS SPRING DRESS Coops: CAN OW BE MADE, at the PIONEER Jacob Rosenthal & Brother, ON BROAD en A splendid assortment of Printed Alpaccas, ers Silk und Wool, mixed stripe, New style Chintz. 2" A very choice lot of Fashionable In addition we also offer the Largest stock of NEW SPRING SILKS. CLOAKS AND PARASOLS., MARSEILLES DRESSES. PRINTED & PLAIN LAWNS, JACONETS, 3 CALICOES.New Material for ‘ Traveling and Walking Suite! [Trimming to Match.] EMBROIDERI&S, _ LACES,’ -HOISERY,LINENS, TABLE DAMASK, . NEW STYLE FRINGES and GIMPS. KID GLOV Es, TRIMMINGS, of every description, for sale at-the Lowest : J, & 8. ROSENTHAL. J. NAFFZIGER, 4d. B. STONE EMPIRE MARKET. No. 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & NYEONK, Prop’rs. “KEEP constantly on hand fall supply ef Fk PORK, MUTTON. Hams, Bacon, Lard, &e, &. — "OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, as Cheap ac can be delivered here from San Krancisco., . _A _ supply of Dried Beef, Fresh Pork Sausage, &c., always on hand. All orders from the country carefully and promptly filled. : = Meats delivered ‘in the city free of charge. 020 D. 8. BAKER. J. A. MARTIN BAKER & MARTIAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GouD : OF ALL ELNDS.. -; WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FERED WOOD! WOOD woop: Shakes, Shingties, &e., &e., WHERE» At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. % BROAD STREET Nevada, September 12th. BLA ZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts. t@-IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK _g? ‘GO TO BLAZE’s, PIONEER ASSAY OFFIi.%& " (istablished in 1853.) BY~ JAMES 3. OTT Office—28 Main: sir’ Neva City OLD AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIP TiON. Melyed and Assayeu. Correctnesof Assays fuliy teed, Melting done in the presence of depositors DOCTOR H, TILING, Graduate of the University at Dorpat. Office—Masonic Building. Residence —Union Hotel. Nevada city, Cal. LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Wietor Chevalier Corner Pine and Commercial Sts:NEVADA. Liquors sold by thedrink or bottle Gents—call and see me.”* jlo cH, FERRAND, See PHOTOGRAPHIC —AND— aa ARTIST, Paria ener pend BEESEESZEET BREREs BaPpes ob Baecp £e2esyy a ae