May 9, 1868 (4 pages)

ALIFORNIA, ‘MAY ®, 1848. ee Transcript, SATUBMAY, [eae THE TENURE ov Orrick Law. Sa _ Whatever may be said of ‘this law by politicians, it is correct in principle and in accordance with the opinions held by many of the leading statesmen of the country. It is based upon the theory that the appdinting power being a concurrent one, the power to remove should be the same. Such were the opinions of Webster, Monroe and others of equal prominence. The modern Democratic theory, that “To the victors belong the spoils” is almost-as dangerous to the country as those other Demgeratic heresies which give a State the right to withdraw from the Union at pleasure and confer upon the Executive “ehe right to pass upon the constitu‘tionality of the laws of Congress. In these latter days worth is st a discount e Sacramento Mhion of yeste the murderer of U. 8. Gregory, [father of A. B. Gregory, of this city,] jailor, at Virginia City; two years since, was brought over from San Quentin to-day and lodged in the calaboose, to await the arrival of a réquisition from Nevada. He was sent from Mokelumne Hill one year for assault with a deadly weapon, under the name of Jules Dana, and only recognized by detective John‘son last week. fo The trial of Eugene Tucker has been going onall day (Thursday),. The Court finally decided to admit his confession, as it was shown to have been made under no compulsion and no inducements were offered him to call it out. The testimony is allin for the prosecution, and only two or three witnesses will be called for the defense to show character. The Odd Fellows’ officers elect of the Grand Lodge of California are C. 8. Haswell, M. W. G. M. ; 8. M. Brockway, -and amounts to nothing in the parcel-. R. W. D. G. M.; J, B. Harman, R. W. ing out of offices. The most insignificant postmaster in the country must have done some party service in order to entitle him to hold his position.” Such a system of distributing patronage gives great power for evil to one who. will so/ use it. Even Jackson, who made the firat clean sweep and inaugurated a custom that should never have been followed at our time, said while a candidate for the Presidency, in reference to a correspondence Which had taken place between between himself and Mongoe : “My advice to the President was that in the selection of his Cabinet, he should act upon principles like these: Consider himself the head of a nation, not of a party, that he should have around . . him the best talent the country could afford, withont regard to_ sectional divisions ; and should, in his selection, seek after men of. probity, virtue, caity, and firmness, and in this way e would do as much to-eradicate those feelings which on former occasions government.” a ~ After the election of Jackson, Web"ster said: “Probably General Jackson will make some removals, bat I think not a great many immediately.” But Webster was decéived and Jackson _failed to carry out his fair promises and originated the system of rotation in office, which has ever since cursed the country. The Tenure of Office Law now comes in, removes this great ovil, and. provides that. removals may only be made for cause. Good men who hold offices may have the independence to express their true sentiments on questions of public importance without the fear of removal, and the occupation of the great army of office seekers who now swarm to Washington at every change of Administration will be gone. We hope that the Tenure of Office Law will continue in force ever after the immediate necessity for it is passed. UNion or Opp FELLOWws.—The last Odd Fellows’ Grand Lodge, of Califor. . nia, sent Meacham to Australia to endeavor to induce the Brotherhood there to affiliate with that of America; the Order in Australia had been organized ‘on the English plan, known as the Manchester Unity. The mission has been a complete success. The same working has been adopted and 4,000 members are now in affiliation with the American Odd Fellows, —— THR “Sweetwater Infatuation” has broken out violently in Idaho, and nowhere more so than among the farmers of Boise Valley. Nearly every day little equads of mules and packs are wending their way eastward, Ask where they are going, and the answer is—“Sweetwater!” The Boise Statesman says. “We make no objections, Let every man go who feels inclined. He will be good for nothing if he stays, after once taking the ‘féver.’ A man who has Sweetwater or any other humbug on the brain, won’t work. With land, team, seed and touls put in his hands, he wouldn’t raise enough to support himeelf. Therefore, we rather encour age all who are at all anxious to go.” calls for “Christian courtesy” in the matter of stealing . ines, G. M.; ‘T. Rodgers Johnson, R. W. G. 8.; H. M. Brooks, R. W.G. T.; A. G. Gunnison, Grand Representative, Trustees: A. A. Sargent, Louis Laher and H. C. Squire.” ‘Hore GRAVEL CoMPANY.—We aré . informed says the National, that this company have about completed their hoisting works, which they purchased of the Old Alta company and removed to their ground. next —week a 12-inch pump will be} started with a sufficient power to raise water from the mine in immense volumes. It will take but a very short time to relieve the mine of water, now that the rainy season is over, and we may expect to hear of the company raising some very rich gravel from the mine. Every one knows the ground to be rich and we feel quite confident that Superintendent Sam; Locke ‘will soo have it in sight. : CONFIDENCE IN ‘THE RESULT.—Congressman Higby, who represents this . district, says, in a private letter dated April 18th, that he has full confidence that the Impeachment Court will find the President guilty and depose him— all of which willbe a blessing to the, nation. On the first instant, George 8. Evans, late Adjutant General of the State of California, vacated the office. to give place to James H. Allen, appointed by Governor Haight. Wm. W. Elliott, of San Francisco, has been appointed by General Allen as Assistant Adjutant General, vice W. L. Ustick. GrowrTH or TREES.—As the result . of observations and from the testimony of reliable men, the following is about the average growth in twelve years of the leading desirable varieties, when planted in belts and groves and cultivated: White Maple, one foot in diameter and thirty feet high; Ash Maple, one foot in diameter and twenty feet high ; Willow, yellow, one foot and a half in diameter and thirty feet high; Lom bardy Poplar, ten inches in diameter and forty feet high; Blue and White Ash, ten inches in diameter and twenty feet high; Chesnuts, ten inches in diameter and twenty feet high; Black Walnut and Butternut, ten inches in diameter and twenty feet high; Elm, ten inches in diameter and twenty-five feet high; the different varicties of Evergreens will make an average growth of from eighteen to twenty nches in hight annual) y, BEAUTIFUL ANSWERS.—A pupil of the Abbe Secord gave the following extraordinary answers: What isgrativuds? Gratitude Is the memory of the heart.” Whatis hope? Hope is the blossorh of et hana ets A What is the difference betweén hope and desire? Desire is a tree in leaf, Hope is a tree in flower, and is a tree in fruit, SEs What is eternity? A day without a or to-morrow ; a day without end. _ Whatistime? A line with two ends; & path that begins in the cradle and endsin the grave, What is God? A necessary being— the sum of eternity ; the Machinist of nature ; the eye of justice ; the machless. pene of the universe; the soul of the Does God reason ? Man reasons cause he doubte; he deliberates, he ne. God is omnipotent; He never From the San Francisco dispatch to 6 . efter. gession of threeydays ; yesterday. They ‘Tie Granp Juny.—The Grand Jury ses and found five tthe bills. The Com” thittee examined the public bwildihgs’ ports. The special conimittee appointed to examine the County Hospital sub-mitted the following report : Your Committee to whom was assigned the duty of examining into the affairs of the County Hospital beg leave to report as follows: We found the beds and bedding neat and scrupulously ciean and the inmates well and comfortably clothed. We enquired of many of them it anything further could be done tor their personal comfort or physical improvement. They were unanimous in the expression that the County Physician was doing everything possible for them. We examined the food furnished the patients and found it all that could be desired and in ample quantities: The kitchen and larder and‘in fact the whole ¢stablishment is a model of cleanliness‘and good order. The Hospital and grounds have an ample supply of water. Nuring the last year shade and fruit trees have been planted, which, in five years will add greatly to the external appearance and comfort. In conclusion we would say that the Hospital and its management reflect credit on the county. ALEX. GAULT,R. D. SKIDMORE, I, T. SAXBY. CouNTY CourT, May 8th.—The People vs Morrow indicted for rape, Chas. Damon for grand larceny, Robert Tyler for rape, Ah Ben and Ah Chee for burglary, Wm. Holbrook for assault with named defendants were ordered to _appear for arraignment to-morrow at 10 o'clock. The bills. against Thos. MeFate and Thos. Anderson were ignored, . and defendants discharged from custodyCunningham vs, Wells, Fargo & Co. Appeal dismissed. : HEAVY SALE.—Dibble & Byrne have sold a one-sixth interest in the Allison Ranch mine for $10,000 to A. E. Davis. The deed contained $15 worth of revenue stamps. A Lock Up,—The Board of _Supervisors have appropriated $100 to build a“lock up” or “branch jail” at Coburn’s Station, when the citizens of that town shall contribute a like amount for the same purpose. A RETIRED editor says his connection with the press has thawed and resolved itself into adieu. — Pe A CORRESPONDENT writes to know where axletrees grow.’ We have have heard them groan under a wagon. Down in Georgia, a saw-mill was lately stopped by the saw coming in contact with a twenty-four pound ball imbedded in the saw log. IF any one wants to know how popular sensations are created let him reflect upon the fact that the theatres of New York expended more than $250000 in advertising lust year. ee A FUEL co-operative association has been established in San Francisco, ee MARRIED, f a — In Grass Valley, May 7th, 1dence of John 3 ore. b ei ig v.d. N. W. Joice to Mias tie 4 Tussena. . In this city, — b> ith inst., by John Kent# KEEP COOL . 2 oe ICED SODA WATER! —wirs— DELICIOUS SYRUPS! a. U.S. Bakery, Pine Street, records, etc. but. only made ‘verbal re-Jd. P. a fire Teles ¥. Soknsray $f Gopher Hill, to ABRIVALS AT THE oe: NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL Broad Street, Nevada City;California, “ — ad LANCASTER & HASEY, Props, JULIUS DREYFUSs8’, "Hee, GRAND DISPLAY. © S SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS ! eee Ladiesof Nevada county, attention. ‘A. COLDSMITH, FAS JUST RECEIVED, per steamer, his ANNUAL-S1UCK o1 ~ Fashionable Dress Goods,SILKS, POPLINS, LAWNS, TAIKOS, ORGANDIES, New Style Traveling Dress Goods, Linen Lawns, Uhambays, ‘PERCALES, French, English & American Prints IN GREAT VARIETY, AND Of THE . atest Patterns, : Domestic . Goods, COTTON SHEETINGS from “4 quarters to 12 quartersin widin, brown ulid beached. A large assortment of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOW ELING, IRISH LINENS, &c. — White Goods. A splendid stock of SW1iSs MULL, JACONEY, ALN SUUKS, plain, stripes auu checked, By the middle of . intent to do bodily injury; The xbove . Bisttur LAWNS, wud TUCK MUSLINS. Fancy Goods, Dress Trimmings, ’ KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, New style Walking Skirts, &c. ” MILLINERY GOODS. Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Bonmets and Mats. trimmed dnd uutrimmed. LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS, A new and recherche article 0: the New Sash Pattern. CARPETS AND OIl-CLOTHS, Of all deceriptions, Also, a complete assortment of:Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters. Gens Furnishing Goods, a choice stock &@ Ido not pretend to sell my goods at Cost, but offer them at as low atigure as they can be afforded, and my prices wiil commend my Goods to all reusonable, sensibie people. A. GULDSMI''H. White Mulberry Seed, And Garden Seeds, of all kinds, For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, Nevada, March 3ist. SPENCERIAN GOLD PENS. Ye Spenucerian Gold Pens, ~ They are fine pointed, glide s ; ly and shade beantifully and are used in Bryant, StratJie we pat ot ce ton & Cas rea’ 08 pee of Commercial eges rt are highly recomm Sieara teach ers of Pen manship, and are men in the Eas ‘Obl wore tee ein ceie ue be obtained of J_C. LEONARD, ion agents are . 1» pebesrian Deaton Pointed Pens are ited for two years, }~ These Pens are selected with creat care a are Hard, Coarse, Medium, Soft, Fine and od tra Business P. en. Full ulars can be obtai ° ing J.C. LEONARD, Nevada, Cal? cree All orders promptly filled, mayil LIFE INSURANCE. Tee 18 TO CERTIFY, THAT THOMAS SHURTLEFF, Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada city _ . and the surrounding country, or wherever he may take a Risk, for the EXCELSIOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. a sei 8. W, BACKUS & CO. wangere ¢ Branch Excelsior Life Inet Street, Se a ae Ore: OMe, 614 Mar. ne ae .]. D, 8. BAKER. AS been appointed Sole Agent, fur this . H Coast, for the Celebrated scigee ow go J, NAPFZIGER. EMPIRE , “g Se No.7 So Sa % i NEVADA CITY, NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop'rs, KEEP constantly on hand _ Le. lad of ri me BEEF, YORK, Hams, Bacon, Lard, &, &,. _/@¥ OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, as Cheap as can be delivered here from San Francisco, A good supply of Dried Meet, Kresh Pork Sausage, &c., ulwaysou hand. All orders from the Country ¢déreiuily and promptly filled “Meats delivered im the clty free of charge. § 02 3. A. MARTIN BAKER & MART1IN, + Wiitlesale aifu Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROV#ISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GUUD : OF ALL KIND: WHEAT, CORN, MARLEY, — GROUND FEED WOOD! WOOD” Woop Shakes, Shingles, &¢., K&e., At BAKER & MARTINS, "NOs 73 BROAD STREET Nevada, September 12th. BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts. —@-IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK_gt GO TO BLAZES, PIONEER ASSAY OFFI. 1. (Hstablished in 1863.) Sa __ ‘JAMES J. OTT . Office—2s Dain Str, Nev.da City OLD AND ORES. OF EVERY DESCRIP TION Meited and Assayeu: Correciuesof Assays fuily tewd. Meiting duue i the presence of depositor» DOCTOR H. TILING, Graduate of the University at Dorpat. Office—Masonic Building. , livsidence -Uuion Hotel, Nevada city, Ca). LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Victor Chevaliec _ Dealer in The Best of Liquors and Cigars, Corner Pine and Commercial Sts.—NEVADA. Liquors sold by thedrink or bottle Geuts—call aiid see Mie.” ae CH, FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC —AND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, ¢2 Every kind of Photographs and Ambro. +Ypes taken in the best style of the Art. ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery R. M. HUNT, M D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY. sepS-'67-tf #. or MURDER } ~~ Wits ALA OST UNIVERSALLY . ABA GSDALEDS ‘VEGETABLE PREPARATION! “Ye an Infallible Remedy In all cases of ar DIPTHERIA. OR CROUP _g3 Is not the parent who loses a child from either of the above complaints almost a murderer . or murderess, For Neglecting to have the preparation in the House ! Whole families have been swept away by thie fatal scourge, when a timely application of t@Mrs. Ragsdale’s Preparation, FOR THE CURE OF CROUP, DIPTHERIA, CATARRH, SORE, THROAT, SCARLET FEVER, etc. ‘7° WOULD HAVE SAVED THEM. 64 The Preparation is for sale by all Druggists thro nghout the. United. States’ ond otoeld be oun Every Howse where there are Young J.J, KNOWLTON & CO. San Francieco, ap23 Wholesale Agents. Mor & MO EAL CONSOLIDATED Gold sad ilver Company. Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada county. Assessment Notice.—Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees, of said Company, held on the Sixth day of April 1868, an assessment-of’ two dollars ($2 00) per share was levied on each and share of . the capital stock of the above ttre’ § company tely, in U. 8. coin, to the Beeretn at hs fies a the Me Lake District, millon the m Nevada , Colors. "iae stock upon shall un coun

ALIFORNIA, ‘MAY ®, 1848. ee Transcript, SATUBMAY, [eae THE TENURE ov Orrick Law. Sa _ Whatever may be said of ‘this law by politicians, it is correct in principle and in accordance with the opinions held by many of the leading statesmen of the country. It is based upon the theory that the appdinting power being a concurrent one, the power to remove should be the same. Such were the opinions of Webster, Monroe and others of equal prominence. The modern Democratic theory, that “To the victors belong the spoils” is almost-as dangerous to the country as those other Demgeratic heresies which give a State the right to withdraw from the Union at pleasure and confer upon the Executive “ehe right to pass upon the constitu‘tionality of the laws of Congress. In these latter days worth is st a discount e Sacramento Mhion of yeste the murderer of U. 8. Gregory, [father of A. B. Gregory, of this city,] jailor, at Virginia City; two years since, was brought over from San Quentin to-day and lodged in the calaboose, to await the arrival of a réquisition from Nevada. He was sent from Mokelumne Hill one year for assault with a deadly weapon, under the name of Jules Dana, and only recognized by detective John‘son last week. fo The trial of Eugene Tucker has been going onall day (Thursday),. The Court finally decided to admit his confession, as it was shown to have been made under no compulsion and no inducements were offered him to call it out. The testimony is allin for the prosecution, and only two or three witnesses will be called for the defense to show character. The Odd Fellows’ officers elect of the Grand Lodge of California are C. 8. Haswell, M. W. G. M. ; 8. M. Brockway, -and amounts to nothing in the parcel-. R. W. D. G. M.; J, B. Harman, R. W. ing out of offices. The most insignificant postmaster in the country must have done some party service in order to entitle him to hold his position.” Such a system of distributing patronage gives great power for evil to one who. will so/ use it. Even Jackson, who made the firat clean sweep and inaugurated a custom that should never have been followed at our time, said while a candidate for the Presidency, in reference to a correspondence Which had taken place between between himself and Mongoe : “My advice to the President was that in the selection of his Cabinet, he should act upon principles like these: Consider himself the head of a nation, not of a party, that he should have around . . him the best talent the country could afford, withont regard to_ sectional divisions ; and should, in his selection, seek after men of. probity, virtue, caity, and firmness, and in this way e would do as much to-eradicate those feelings which on former occasions government.” a ~ After the election of Jackson, Web"ster said: “Probably General Jackson will make some removals, bat I think not a great many immediately.” But Webster was decéived and Jackson _failed to carry out his fair promises and originated the system of rotation in office, which has ever since cursed the country. The Tenure of Office Law now comes in, removes this great ovil, and. provides that. removals may only be made for cause. Good men who hold offices may have the independence to express their true sentiments on questions of public importance without the fear of removal, and the occupation of the great army of office seekers who now swarm to Washington at every change of Administration will be gone. We hope that the Tenure of Office Law will continue in force ever after the immediate necessity for it is passed. UNion or Opp FELLOWws.—The last Odd Fellows’ Grand Lodge, of Califor. . nia, sent Meacham to Australia to endeavor to induce the Brotherhood there to affiliate with that of America; the Order in Australia had been organized ‘on the English plan, known as the Manchester Unity. The mission has been a complete success. The same working has been adopted and 4,000 members are now in affiliation with the American Odd Fellows, —— THR “Sweetwater Infatuation” has broken out violently in Idaho, and nowhere more so than among the farmers of Boise Valley. Nearly every day little equads of mules and packs are wending their way eastward, Ask where they are going, and the answer is—“Sweetwater!” The Boise Statesman says. “We make no objections, Let every man go who feels inclined. He will be good for nothing if he stays, after once taking the ‘féver.’ A man who has Sweetwater or any other humbug on the brain, won’t work. With land, team, seed and touls put in his hands, he wouldn’t raise enough to support himeelf. Therefore, we rather encour age all who are at all anxious to go.” calls for “Christian courtesy” in the matter of stealing . ines, G. M.; ‘T. Rodgers Johnson, R. W. G. 8.; H. M. Brooks, R. W.G. T.; A. G. Gunnison, Grand Representative, Trustees: A. A. Sargent, Louis Laher and H. C. Squire.” ‘Hore GRAVEL CoMPANY.—We aré . informed says the National, that this company have about completed their hoisting works, which they purchased of the Old Alta company and removed to their ground. next —week a 12-inch pump will be} started with a sufficient power to raise water from the mine in immense volumes. It will take but a very short time to relieve the mine of water, now that the rainy season is over, and we may expect to hear of the company raising some very rich gravel from the mine. Every one knows the ground to be rich and we feel quite confident that Superintendent Sam; Locke ‘will soo have it in sight. : CONFIDENCE IN ‘THE RESULT.—Congressman Higby, who represents this . district, says, in a private letter dated April 18th, that he has full confidence that the Impeachment Court will find the President guilty and depose him— all of which willbe a blessing to the, nation. On the first instant, George 8. Evans, late Adjutant General of the State of California, vacated the office. to give place to James H. Allen, appointed by Governor Haight. Wm. W. Elliott, of San Francisco, has been appointed by General Allen as Assistant Adjutant General, vice W. L. Ustick. GrowrTH or TREES.—As the result . of observations and from the testimony of reliable men, the following is about the average growth in twelve years of the leading desirable varieties, when planted in belts and groves and cultivated: White Maple, one foot in diameter and thirty feet high; Ash Maple, one foot in diameter and twenty feet high ; Willow, yellow, one foot and a half in diameter and thirty feet high; Lom bardy Poplar, ten inches in diameter and forty feet high; Blue and White Ash, ten inches in diameter and twenty feet high; Chesnuts, ten inches in diameter and twenty feet high; Black Walnut and Butternut, ten inches in diameter and twenty feet high; Elm, ten inches in diameter and twenty-five feet high; the different varicties of Evergreens will make an average growth of from eighteen to twenty nches in hight annual) y, BEAUTIFUL ANSWERS.—A pupil of the Abbe Secord gave the following extraordinary answers: What isgrativuds? Gratitude Is the memory of the heart.” Whatis hope? Hope is the blossorh of et hana ets A What is the difference betweén hope and desire? Desire is a tree in leaf, Hope is a tree in flower, and is a tree in fruit, SEs What is eternity? A day without a or to-morrow ; a day without end. _ Whatistime? A line with two ends; & path that begins in the cradle and endsin the grave, What is God? A necessary being— the sum of eternity ; the Machinist of nature ; the eye of justice ; the machless. pene of the universe; the soul of the Does God reason ? Man reasons cause he doubte; he deliberates, he ne. God is omnipotent; He never From the San Francisco dispatch to 6 . efter. gession of threeydays ; yesterday. They ‘Tie Granp Juny.—The Grand Jury ses and found five tthe bills. The Com” thittee examined the public bwildihgs’ ports. The special conimittee appointed to examine the County Hospital sub-mitted the following report : Your Committee to whom was assigned the duty of examining into the affairs of the County Hospital beg leave to report as follows: We found the beds and bedding neat and scrupulously ciean and the inmates well and comfortably clothed. We enquired of many of them it anything further could be done tor their personal comfort or physical improvement. They were unanimous in the expression that the County Physician was doing everything possible for them. We examined the food furnished the patients and found it all that could be desired and in ample quantities: The kitchen and larder and‘in fact the whole ¢stablishment is a model of cleanliness‘and good order. The Hospital and grounds have an ample supply of water. Nuring the last year shade and fruit trees have been planted, which, in five years will add greatly to the external appearance and comfort. In conclusion we would say that the Hospital and its management reflect credit on the county. ALEX. GAULT,R. D. SKIDMORE, I, T. SAXBY. CouNTY CourT, May 8th.—The People vs Morrow indicted for rape, Chas. Damon for grand larceny, Robert Tyler for rape, Ah Ben and Ah Chee for burglary, Wm. Holbrook for assault with named defendants were ordered to _appear for arraignment to-morrow at 10 o'clock. The bills. against Thos. MeFate and Thos. Anderson were ignored, . and defendants discharged from custodyCunningham vs, Wells, Fargo & Co. Appeal dismissed. : HEAVY SALE.—Dibble & Byrne have sold a one-sixth interest in the Allison Ranch mine for $10,000 to A. E. Davis.

The deed contained $15 worth of revenue stamps. A Lock Up,—The Board of _Supervisors have appropriated $100 to build a“lock up” or “branch jail” at Coburn’s Station, when the citizens of that town shall contribute a like amount for the same purpose. A RETIRED editor says his connection with the press has thawed and resolved itself into adieu. — Pe A CORRESPONDENT writes to know where axletrees grow.’ We have have heard them groan under a wagon. Down in Georgia, a saw-mill was lately stopped by the saw coming in contact with a twenty-four pound ball imbedded in the saw log. IF any one wants to know how popular sensations are created let him reflect upon the fact that the theatres of New York expended more than $250000 in advertising lust year. ee A FUEL co-operative association has been established in San Francisco, ee MARRIED, f a — In Grass Valley, May 7th, 1dence of John 3 ore. b ei ig v.d. N. W. Joice to Mias tie 4 Tussena. . In this city, — b> ith inst., by John Kent# KEEP COOL . 2 oe ICED SODA WATER! —wirs— DELICIOUS SYRUPS! a. U.S. Bakery, Pine Street, records, etc. but. only made ‘verbal re-Jd. P. a fire Teles ¥. Soknsray $f Gopher Hill, to ABRIVALS AT THE oe: NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL Broad Street, Nevada City;California, “ — ad LANCASTER & HASEY, Props, JULIUS DREYFUSs8’, "Hee, GRAND DISPLAY. © S SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS ! eee Ladiesof Nevada county, attention. ‘A. COLDSMITH, FAS JUST RECEIVED, per steamer, his ANNUAL-S1UCK o1 ~ Fashionable Dress Goods,SILKS, POPLINS, LAWNS, TAIKOS, ORGANDIES, New Style Traveling Dress Goods, Linen Lawns, Uhambays, ‘PERCALES, French, English & American Prints IN GREAT VARIETY, AND Of THE . atest Patterns, : Domestic . Goods, COTTON SHEETINGS from “4 quarters to 12 quartersin widin, brown ulid beached. A large assortment of TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, TOW ELING, IRISH LINENS, &c. — White Goods. A splendid stock of SW1iSs MULL, JACONEY, ALN SUUKS, plain, stripes auu checked, By the middle of . intent to do bodily injury; The xbove . Bisttur LAWNS, wud TUCK MUSLINS. Fancy Goods, Dress Trimmings, ’ KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, New style Walking Skirts, &c. ” MILLINERY GOODS. Latest Styles of Parisian Crape Bonmets and Mats. trimmed dnd uutrimmed. LADIES’ SILK CLOAKS, A new and recherche article 0: the New Sash Pattern. CARPETS AND OIl-CLOTHS, Of all deceriptions, Also, a complete assortment of:Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes and Gaiters. Gens Furnishing Goods, a choice stock &@ Ido not pretend to sell my goods at Cost, but offer them at as low atigure as they can be afforded, and my prices wiil commend my Goods to all reusonable, sensibie people. A. GULDSMI''H. White Mulberry Seed, And Garden Seeds, of all kinds, For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, Nevada, March 3ist. SPENCERIAN GOLD PENS. Ye Spenucerian Gold Pens, ~ They are fine pointed, glide s ; ly and shade beantifully and are used in Bryant, StratJie we pat ot ce ton & Cas rea’ 08 pee of Commercial eges rt are highly recomm Sieara teach ers of Pen manship, and are men in the Eas ‘Obl wore tee ein ceie ue be obtained of J_C. LEONARD, ion agents are . 1» pebesrian Deaton Pointed Pens are ited for two years, }~ These Pens are selected with creat care a are Hard, Coarse, Medium, Soft, Fine and od tra Business P. en. Full ulars can be obtai ° ing J.C. LEONARD, Nevada, Cal? cree All orders promptly filled, mayil LIFE INSURANCE. Tee 18 TO CERTIFY, THAT THOMAS SHURTLEFF, Is this day appointed Agent for Nevada city _ . and the surrounding country, or wherever he may take a Risk, for the EXCELSIOR LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. a sei 8. W, BACKUS & CO. wangere ¢ Branch Excelsior Life Inet Street, Se a ae Ore: OMe, 614 Mar. ne ae .]. D, 8. BAKER. AS been appointed Sole Agent, fur this . H Coast, for the Celebrated scigee ow go J, NAPFZIGER. EMPIRE , “g Se No.7 So Sa % i NEVADA CITY, NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop'rs, KEEP constantly on hand _ Le.. lad of ri me BEEF, YORK, Hams, Bacon, Lard, &, &,. _/@¥ OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, as Cheap as can be delivered here from San Francisco, A good supply of Dried Meet, Kresh Pork Sausage, &c., ulwaysou hand. All orders from the Country ¢déreiuily and promptly filled “Meats delivered im the clty free of charge. § 02 3. A. MARTIN BAKER & MART1IN, + Wiitlesale aifu Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROV#ISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GUUD : OF ALL KIND: WHEAT, CORN, MARLEY, — GROUND FEED WOOD! WOOD” Woop Shakes, Shingles, &¢., K&e., At BAKER & MARTINS, "NOs 73 BROAD STREET Nevada, September 12th. BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts. —@-IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK_gt GO TO BLAZES, PIONEER ASSAY OFFI. 1. (Hstablished in 1863.) Sa __ ‘JAMES J. OTT . Office—2s Dain Str, Nev.da City OLD AND ORES. OF EVERY DESCRIP TION Meited and Assayeu: Correciuesof Assays fuily tewd. Meiting duue i the presence of depositor» DOCTOR H. TILING, Graduate of the University at Dorpat. Office—Masonic Building. , livsidence -Uuion Hotel, Nevada city, Ca). LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Victor Chevaliec _ Dealer in The Best of Liquors and Cigars, Corner Pine and Commercial Sts.—NEVADA. Liquors sold by thedrink or bottle Geuts—call aiid see Mie.” ae CH, FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC —AND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, ¢2 Every kind of Photographs and Ambro. +Ypes taken in the best style of the Art. ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery R. M. HUNT, M D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY. sepS-'67-tf #. or MURDER } ~~ Wits ALA OST UNIVERSALLY . ABA GSDALEDS ‘VEGETABLE PREPARATION! “Ye an Infallible Remedy In all cases of ar DIPTHERIA. OR CROUP _g3 Is not the parent who loses a child from either of the above complaints almost a murderer . or murderess, For Neglecting to have the preparation in the House ! Whole families have been swept away by thie fatal scourge, when a timely application of t@Mrs. Ragsdale’s Preparation, FOR THE CURE OF CROUP, DIPTHERIA, CATARRH, SORE, THROAT, SCARLET FEVER, etc. ‘7° WOULD HAVE SAVED THEM. 64 The Preparation is for sale by all Druggists thro nghout the. United. States’ ond otoeld be oun Every Howse where there are Young J.J, KNOWLTON & CO. San Francieco, ap23 Wholesale Agents. Mor & MO EAL CONSOLIDATED Gold sad ilver Company. Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada county. Assessment Notice.—Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees, of said Company, held on the Sixth day of April 1868, an assessment-of’ two dollars ($2 00) per share was levied on each and share of . the capital stock of the above ttre’ § company tely, in U. 8. coin, to the Beeretn at hs fies a the Me Lake District, millon the m Nevada , Colors. "iae stock upon shall un coun