November 10, 1868 (4 pages)

& TUESDAY, NOV. 10, 1868. W2HeEat IN CaLiFrornia.—The Overland Monthly for November has ‘an interesting article on the culture of wheat in California, which contains some excellent points, one of which we have often urged, Itis this: That on account of the ceasless and improvident farming, and succession of crops, without rest to the lands, the yield is greatly decreasing, and the quality must al80 become inferior. Of course the total yield is increasing because every year new lands are brought under cultiva— tion, but thé avetage yield per acre on the older farms is probably decreased ‘one half; and if the present system of farming’ts ceditinned fortweity years longer, the older California farms will be-as worthless as the worn out tobacco fields of the South. As process for ‘clearing the lands and restoring its vigor norbetter or more profitable “crop can be ited than the sugar beet.— By altérhating with this crop the farmers will, in the‘cotirse’ of a few years make as much from a single crop \of wheat as they now do.from two years’ labor. The Overland Monthly says :— “The history of wheat culture is one of the most wonderfal chapters in the annals of Califot#ia: “In 1848, we raised nothing ;-bdt abandoned all agriculture in the search for gold. In 1858, we barely supported our own population. In 1868, we shall have a larger surplus than any. other State in the Union.— Wy. shall we dogk forward to? As railroads ‘are extended, and new ° sections broughif into market, will our supply @f toniiage become too small for us? Already this ‘question Jooms up before us,” Shall we build large clevators like those of Chicago, ‘at Panama and Agpinveall, ad “ship’ oar geuin in bulk by way of the Jethmus t@our sister Stites and to the.old world? Or will, the’ shores of the Pacific swarm wit “a population, in.time to. come, ample to consume our bountiful crops ?— Perhaps Chita ‘may “depart from the _ rigid customs of her ancestors,and some Providence that has cast our/lives in a land of such peace and plenty. THE NAMELESS .— While the Democratic papers and politicians, after the October elections, were discussing t and the substitufor thelatter, Andrew Johnson Yroposed a plan which at least _ has the merit of originality and which shows conclusively tliat A. J. still hankafter a'decond term, The plan sugby Johnson; as given by the National, Intelligencer. was to withdraw Seymour and Blair and ran a nameless tickét, voting for Electors and then allowing them to name their President, The merit of this was that though the voters Were “going it blind,” it gave Andy Johnson another chance. /Were it not for the satisfaction of beating the cite politician Seymour ands tender Blair) it would have given great satis~ faction to beat Johnson Ander his nameless ticket. He’ cond be represented nomore-eppropriately on a ticket than . : by a blank. 7 ete, \A New York domestic, being dissatisfied with the lonely situation of her employers house, twice fired the premwig @"s<48@8 to compel the family to remove intoa more populous district. . In the forthcoming edition ofthe late Thomas D'Arcy McGee’s works, several poems willbe wanting, because the only copies thereof were borrowed from the author and never returned. Rey. C. A, BRanpg, having left the Lutheran Church for Rome, several years ago, has returned to his‘first love, He has employed the interval in editing a Roman Catholic paper in Buffalo. ces atm pate Mx. AILsworrTH, of Illinois, being rejected by Mise Martindale, shot her with a pistol) inflicting a trivial wound and himself fatally. 4 a says that w a the e test dea p ght, Bear et as rin abd — Our neighbor is most decidedly mistaken, and misquotes as entirely. We Said that the election of Grant was another round, not the last one.—G, V. National. . So'much the worse for Demdcracy.— The old hulk has’nt got a gun left except the “Nigger States," and another round will knock her to “smithereens.” Throwing up the sponge is only a question of time with you. OFFictaAL VoTe.—The returns were canvassed by the Boerd of Supervisors yesterday. The official vote is just as published by us several days ago. THE GRAND JuRyY.—A Grand Jury was drawn yesterday and the Sheriff was ordered to summon them to meet. on next Thursday. ’ TrraL Jory—Eighteen trial jurors were ordered to be summoned for the 17th dnst. Hartson’s ELection.—A dispatch received in this city yesterday afternoon states that Lake county gives 209 Democratic majority. Former estimates place the Democratic majority in Lake at 361. This eleets Hartson beyond a doubt. CoLD WEATHER.—For two days past the weather has been extremely cold.— The ground has been covered every formed in some localities half an inch) thick. — x THANKSGIVING.—By Proclamation of the President, the 26th day of the presept menth has. been-set apart as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. We suppose Governor Haight will appoint the same day. CuRistMas CoMtna.—Nick Slocorted for San: Francis— large stock of goods suitable for Christmas times. He says he is determined to. get the best stock ever brought to Nevada county. Ix South Glenn’s Falls, Mass., last week, a doctor deserted his wife and two children, and ran off with a mechanje’s wife, who also léft two children— the one 10 and the other 15 years old. te ASTONISHED Natives.— The Salt Lake News says that lately the trai from Green river, encountered a large band of elk a few miles west of Benton, which. fortwo miles or more followed the cars. Out of the whole’ band but one was shot. Shooting was commenced and continued for the whole distance. ry A cow in Nashville lately chewed up a farmer's coat/ in which were 200 in greenbacks, / i NAPOLEON costs France $3,000,000 a year mére than Louis Phillipe did, and is wofth it. Co J AV HILE dancing a galop, in a Belgian ‘town, a few weeks since, a young lady died in her partner's arms. Mrs. Train, wife of the martyred George Francis, has given $12,000 for ® couple of acres at Newport, Long Is” land. _ BULWER is pronounced the ugliest man in the British Parliament. Tne Grecian King will calf his son the Duke of Sparta,which is henceforth to be the title of the heir-apparent. HAVRE has had a singing match between one hundred and fifty orphan societies numbering six thousand singers. SEVERAL wealthy youths of Manchester, N. H., are learing trades to secure themselves against probable reverses of fortune. _—_ REBEcCA Brown 'flas died at New Orleans at the. brown old age of 107 years, NAPIER received $15,000 for six months’ services in Abyssinia. _ DIED, , Owen A. night with, heavy frosts, and ice* was} jorward and make immediate payment poe _. TrEgS.—We beard. an interesting a ee n yesterday, says the Grass Valley Union, of Baurday, about tree planting in California. It is known that the hickory, the chesnut, the pecan, the chinguapin and the black walnut will flourish vigorouslyin the altitude of Grass Vajley. -All these trees yield fine nuts, and are of great value for timber. We are told that near Aubutn, in Placer county, the persimon grows finely, and never fails to yield a large crop of that luscious and nutritious fruit. On Montgomery’s ranch in Penn Valley, in this county, the black walnut has a considerable crop. The only objection we lieard to planting these trees is that it takes too long for them to amountto anything, and that objection was made. in our hearing to the first apple orchard ‘set oat in Grass Valley. ‘ Tue National says Democracy has learned that it won’t do to nominate a statesman for President. Exactly—if Seymour is a statesman the country would be fortunate if it never had: one. The trouble is that Democracy and the . people disagree as to what constitutes a statesman, and they don’t believe Seymour ever was one. vada Battalion of Tanners are hereby ordered to meet at the Grant and Colfax Club room, on Tuesday evening ,Noveniber 10th, 1868, in full uniform, for the purpose of parading in honor of the recent glorious victories of the Union party—State and National. ga ~Let every member.be on hand promptly at 7 o'clock. By order. M. ‘8. DEAL, Major Comananitig gy Nevada, Nov. 7th, 1868. fh Sepa —e AUCTION SALE ! g VA HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On WEDNESDAY, at 11 o'clock, In the Store at the Junction of Main and Washington Streets. Consisting in’ part of Brockatelle Parlor Set, Paintings and Pictures, China Ware, Crockery Ware, Two Parlor Stoves, Stuart’s Cook Stove , Bedsteads, ‘Tables, Chatrs, &e,. &e,. KC. 2 Persons in want of Parlor, Setting Room, Bed Room, Dining Room or Kitchen Furniture, should attend this gale. I. WILLIAMSON, Anctioneer. der Nevada City, Nov. 10th. M.S. DEAL, Attorney at Law, and Justice of the Peace. Orrice — ** TRANSCRIPT” BUILDING, Nevada City, Cala. Young Men’sSocial Club. A MEETING of the Young Men’s Social Club will be held at the office of Wells, Fargo & Co., on Saturday Kve%g, Nov, 14th, at nine o'cleck, for the election of officers for the ensuing year. and to transact other business. A. W. LESTER, President. H. H. HASKINS, secretary. nold—td. A DMINISTRamesx NOTICE.—All_pers0ks having claims against the estat: Stephen Davidovich, deckaged, late of North San Juan, are hereby notified to present the same to me, with necessary vouchers, at the office of U. P. Stidger, in the ‘own of North San Juan, Nevada county, California, within ten months of the first publication of this notice. KOSA DAVIDOVICH, Adm'is’trix. N. San Juan, Nov. 8th, 1968, N. B.—All indebted to sai ersons knowing themselves State are requested to come U. P. Stidger, Attorney 1s: ». BLA ZE’S SALOON ! Cerner of Pine & Commercial ‘Sts, tar-l¥ YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK gs ATTENTION, BaTraLion!—The Ne-. . ‘Leave Wharf, corner First and Brasnan ‘connecting with Alaska, Capt; Gray. * Nov.'l4—Golden Age, Capt. W. F. Lapidge, ' steamer Costa Rica for Shanghae. _Dissolution of Co-partnership. , or FIRM OF . QLINE & NOVITSKY, Ts this day dissolved by mutnal consent, B. Cline fetirleg. The business will be continued under the firm name of NOVITSEKY & SON, All thoee indebted to the old firm are reqnested to come iorwaid and settle immediateiy. »NOVITSKY & SON, Nevada, Nov. 7th. GEO. W. KIDD. J. W. KINDS. RB. W. TULLY GEORGE W. KIDD & CO, BANKERS, BROAD STREET. ..NEVADA CITY. N AND AFTER THIS DATE, we propose to encourage the Mining Interest ef Nevada County. by paying the Mint Valuation for all Bullion or Goid Dust offered us—less the charges at the Mint and Express charges for transportation. # ' Also propose to Loan Money on Good Security at ler Rate of Interest. ; _ Highest price paid for State and County Securities,Buy and Sell Legal Tenders at emall niargin, for profit. . Sight Drafta on San Francisco, Sacramento, St Kton, Sah Jose and Virginig City: Exchange foreale on New York, London and Dublin, Ireland. J Receive Deposits, make’ collections and transact a general. Banking business. Gold and Ores every description melted, refined and assayed. Agents for the London and Liverpool end Globe Insurance Co/ f Correspondents—-The Bank of _ California, fan Franciseo : ). O. Mills & Co. Sacramento city ; The Bank/of Stockton, Stockton ; The Bauk of San Jose, San Jose: Agency Bank of California, Virginia City. n7 PACIFYC MAIL STEAMHIP CO’S Z STEAMSHIPS —FOR— EW YORK, ~ = N JAPAN AND CHINA Will be diepatched as follows: a streets, at 11 o'clock 4. Mm. of the -following dates, for PANAMA. connecting via Panama Railroad, with one of the Company's splendid Steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW YORK. G8 On the 6th, 14th, 22nd, and 30th of each month. Steamer leaving . San Francisco on the 6th touches at Manzanillo. All “touch at Acapulco, a Departure of Fourteenth connects with French Transatlantic Company’s Steamer for St. Nazaire and English Steamer ‘er South America Through tickets can be obtained. Departure of 14th connects with English Steamer for Ponthempiony Australia, and South America, and P. R R.Co’s Steamer for ray America. Through tickets can be ob tained. The following Steamships will be dispatched on dates as given below: Nov. 6th—Constitation, Capt. W. H. Hudson eonnecting with Ocean Queen, Captain King. Nov. 2i—Colorada, Capt. E. 8. Farneworti, connecting Henry Chauncey, Capt. Connor. Nov. 30—Sacramento, Capt: connecting with Arizona, Capt. Maury. Cabin passengers berthed through. Baggage checked through — 100 pounds allowed each adult passenger. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free. These steamers will positively sail at 11 o'clock. Pas sengers are requested to have their baggage on board beforel0 o’clock, Through tickets to Liverpool by the Cunard, Inman and National Steamship Line, can be obtained at the P. M. 8.8. Co’s Office in-San Francisco. where may also be obtained orders for passage from Liverpool or Southampton to San Francisce either via New York or St. Thomas—if a desired amount-of £10 to £20 will be advanced with the above orders. Holdersof orders wi!l be required to identify themselves to the agents in England. For merchandise freight apply to Wells, Fa & Co. The steamship Japan. Capt, Geo, E. Lane, will be dispatched on Monday, November 2d. at 12 o'clock, noon, from the wharf, corner of First and Brannan Sts, for Yokohama and Hongkong, connecting at Yokohama with the For passage and other information apply at the Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s office, Corner of Sacramento and Leidesdorif streets, San Francisco. OLIVER ELDRDGE, Agent. ‘#-LOOK OUT FOR FIRES !.23 E. F. SPENCE, imsuranee Agent. . ROBATE NOTICE.—Probate Court. City and County of Nevada. In the matter of the Estate of-Charles Allen, deceased. It ap. pearing to the Conrt by the petition present and tiled by Margaret M, Allen, the Administratrix of the Kestate of Charles Allen, deceased, praying for an order to sell real éstate,that it is neceseary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay the allowance to the fami} » the debts outstanding against the decea and the debts, expenses and charges of administration. It is therefore ordered by the Court that all were Rego hyped in the said estate appear, before the said Court. on Saturday the Bi day of December, A.D. 1868, at 11 o° A. M. of caid day, at the Court Room of said Probate Court in the City and County of Nevada, State of California, to show cause wh an order should not be granted to the said Ad. ministratrix to sell so mueh of the real estate of the deceased as shall be necessary: and that a copy of this order be published ai least four Successive weeks in the Nevapa Darcy TRanNSCRIPT. & hewspaper printed and published in said city and county. A. ©. NILES, County J udge, I, G K. Farquhar, County Clerk of Nevada county, State of California.and ex-officio Clerk of the Probate Court, in and for said county. do hereby certify the rego:ng to be a trueand correct copy Of an order duly made and entered upon of said Pro seal] > Probate Court, this 6th }sc0if re GK PARQUE of Nov. , aged 29 years, a native of ester, . Amador papers please copy. GO TO BLAZEs -3 eS ee [IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM 111 . H. Parker, Witness my hand and the Seal of said . _ — All the Ladies Rejoice. FALL & WINTER FASHIONS . A. GOLDSMITH, 1S DAILY RECEIVING AND KEEPS CUNSTANTLY ON HAND “The Largest, The Richest. —AND THE— MOST ELEGANT STUCK OF GOODS. EVER SEEN IN THE STATE! A SPECIAL INVITATION I8 EXTENDED TO THE LaADIBS” TO CALL AND SEE THE 4 Plain & Changeable Silks, Poplin Glace—Changeu bic, Empress and Ottoman Cloths, _ French Merinos, PopHins, Mohair & Poplin Piaids, Alpaccas, DeLaines, etc. OF ALL SHADbS AND PRICES. House Furnishing : Goods, sheetings—Bileached and Unbleached, of all widths. : Table Linen, Napkins, iowelling, ctc. Flannels of Every Description, Did you ever see the like before ? wane THOSE NEW STYLE -CLOAKS. AND THE CELEBRATED BROCHET SHAWLS. NEW EMBROIDERIES ! NEW HOSIERY ! NEW HANDKERCHIEFS ! NEW LACES ! 2<=No old shelf-worn articles at GOLDSMITH’S :! Nearly everything come from New York by the last steamers. o On hand a Gay Stock of MILLINERY COODS!! Sueha stock as has never been seen before in this eity ! te" TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED/.g3 Do you want Carpets ? Call and see the elegant Stock! A COMPLETE STOCK OF LADIES’ ie MISSES’ 7 and . 4 CHILDREN’S SHOES. IF YOU WANT NICE GOODS, AND LATEST STYLES, Go to the right place. Ac GOLDSMITH’S: FASHIONABLE BAZAAR, By John Deputy. Williams & Johnecn, Attys. Pets Paws nv Corner of Broad and Pine St¥éets. +s y 4 Dae rae ee ee See Ca ee ames 7 Pa Ee ee ee a a ee See eee eed a a a a eee ee Sayed i ae dill 2 ally ait Oe ae a, Pewee wee tee Saye

& TUESDAY, NOV. 10, 1868. W2HeEat IN CaLiFrornia.—The Overland Monthly for November has ‘an interesting article on the culture of wheat in California, which contains some excellent points, one of which we have often urged, Itis this: That on account of the ceasless and improvident farming, and succession of crops, without rest to the lands, the yield is greatly decreasing, and the quality must al80 become inferior.. Of course the total yield is increasing because every year new lands are brought under cultiva— tion, but thé avetage yield per acre on the older farms is probably decreased ‘one half; and if the present system of farming’ts ceditinned fortweity years longer, the older California farms will be-as worthless as the worn out tobacco fields of the South. As process for ‘clearing the lands and restoring its vigor norbetter or more profitable “crop can be ited than the sugar beet.— By altérhating with this crop the farmers will, in the‘cotirse’ of a few years make as much from a single crop \of wheat as they now do.from two years’ labor. The Overland Monthly says :— “The history of wheat culture is one of the most wonderfal chapters in the annals of Califot#ia: “In 1848, we raised nothing ;-bdt abandoned all agriculture in the search for gold. In 1858, we barely supported our own population. In 1868, we shall have a larger surplus than any. other State in the Union.— Wy. shall we dogk forward to? As railroads ‘are extended, and new ° sections broughif into market, will our supply @f toniiage become too small for us? Already this ‘question Jooms up before us,” Shall we build large clevators like those of Chicago, ‘at Panama and Agpinveall, ad “ship’ oar geuin in bulk by way of the Jethmus t@our sister Stites and to the.old world? Or will, the’ shores of the Pacific swarm wit “a population, in.time to. come, ample to consume our bountiful crops ?— Perhaps Chita ‘may “depart from the _ rigid customs of her ancestors,and some Providence that has cast our/lives in a land of such peace and plenty. THE NAMELESS .— While the Democratic papers and politicians, after the October elections, were discussing t and the substitufor thelatter, Andrew Johnson Yroposed a plan which at least _ has the merit of originality and which shows conclusively tliat A. J. still hankafter a'decond term, The plan sugby Johnson; as given by the National, Intelligencer. was to withdraw Seymour and Blair and ran a nameless tickét, voting for Electors and then allowing them to name their President, The merit of this was that though the voters Were “going it blind,” it gave Andy Johnson another chance. /Were it not for the satisfaction of beating the cite politician Seymour ands tender Blair) it would have given great satis~ faction to beat Johnson Ander his nameless ticket. He’ cond be represented nomore-eppropriately on a ticket than . : by a blank. 7 ete, \A New York domestic, being dissatisfied with the lonely situation of her employers house, twice fired the premwig @"s<48@8 to compel the family to remove intoa more populous district. . In the forthcoming edition ofthe late Thomas D'Arcy McGee’s works, several poems willbe wanting, because the only copies thereof were borrowed from the author and never returned. Rey. C. A, BRanpg, having left the Lutheran Church for Rome, several years ago, has returned to his‘first love, He has employed the interval in editing a Roman Catholic paper in Buffalo. ces atm pate Mx. AILsworrTH, of Illinois, being rejected by Mise Martindale, shot her with a pistol) inflicting a trivial wound and himself fatally. 4 a says that w a the e test dea p ght, Bear et as rin abd — Our neighbor is most decidedly mistaken, and misquotes as entirely. We Said that the election of Grant was another round, not the last one.—G, V. National. . So'much the worse for Demdcracy.— The old hulk has’nt got a gun left except the “Nigger States," and another round will knock her to “smithereens.” Throwing up the sponge is only a question of time with you. OFFictaAL VoTe.—The returns were canvassed by the Boerd of Supervisors yesterday. The official vote is just as published by us several days ago. THE GRAND JuRyY.—A Grand Jury was drawn yesterday and the Sheriff was ordered to summon them to meet. on next Thursday. ’ TrraL Jory—Eighteen trial jurors were ordered to be summoned for the 17th dnst. Hartson’s ELection.—A dispatch received in this city yesterday afternoon states that Lake county gives 209 Democratic majority. Former estimates place the Democratic majority in Lake at 361. This eleets Hartson beyond a doubt. CoLD WEATHER.—For two days past the weather has been extremely cold.— The ground has been covered every formed in some localities half an inch) thick. — x THANKSGIVING.—By Proclamation of the President, the 26th day of the presept menth has. been-set apart as a day of thanksgiving and prayer. We suppose Governor Haight will appoint the same day. CuRistMas CoMtna.—Nick Slocorted for San: Francis— large stock of goods suitable for Christmas times. He says he is determined to. get the best stock ever brought to Nevada county. Ix South Glenn’s Falls, Mass., last week, a doctor deserted his wife and two children, and ran off with a mechanje’s wife, who also léft two children— the one 10 and the other 15 years old. te ASTONISHED Natives.— The Salt Lake News says that lately the trai from Green river, encountered a large band of elk a few miles west of Benton, which. fortwo miles or more followed the cars. Out of the whole’ band but one was shot. Shooting was commenced and continued for the whole distance. ry A cow in Nashville lately chewed up a farmer's coat/ in which were 200 in greenbacks, / i NAPOLEON costs France $3,000,000 a year mére than Louis Phillipe did, and is wofth it. Co J AV HILE dancing a galop, in a Belgian ‘town, a few weeks since, a young lady died in her partner's arms. Mrs. Train, wife of the martyred George Francis, has given $12,000 for ® couple of acres at Newport, Long Is” land. _ BULWER is pronounced the ugliest man in the British Parliament. Tne Grecian King will calf his son the Duke of Sparta,which is henceforth to be the title of the heir-apparent. HAVRE has had a singing match between one hundred and fifty orphan societies numbering six thousand singers. SEVERAL wealthy youths of Manchester, N. H., are learing trades to secure themselves against probable reverses of fortune. _—_ REBEcCA Brown 'flas died at New Orleans at the. brown old age of 107 years, NAPIER received $15,000 for six months’ services in Abyssinia. _ DIED, , Owen A. night with, heavy frosts, and ice* was} jorward and make immediate payment poe _. TrEgS.—We beard. an interesting a ee n yesterday, says the Grass Valley Union, of Baurday, about tree planting in California. It is known that the hickory, the chesnut, the pecan, the chinguapin and the black walnut will flourish vigorouslyin the altitude of Grass Vajley. -All these trees yield fine nuts, and are of great value for timber. We are told that near Aubutn, in Placer county, the persimon grows finely, and never fails to yield a large crop of that luscious and nutritious fruit. On Montgomery’s ranch in Penn Valley, in this county, the black walnut has a considerable crop. The only objection we lieard to planting these trees is that it takes too long for them to amountto anything, and that objection was made. in our hearing to the first apple orchard ‘set oat in Grass Valley. ‘ Tue National says Democracy has learned that it won’t do to nominate a statesman for President. Exactly—if Seymour is a statesman the country would be fortunate if it never had: one. The trouble is that Democracy and the . people disagree as to what constitutes a statesman, and they don’t believe Seymour ever was one. vada Battalion of Tanners are hereby ordered to meet at the Grant and Colfax Club room, on Tuesday evening ,Noveniber 10th, 1868, in full uniform, for the purpose of parading in honor of the recent glorious victories of the Union party—State and National. ga ~Let every member.be on hand promptly at 7 o'clock.. By order. M. ‘8. DEAL, Major Comananitig gy Nevada, Nov. 7th, 1868. fh Sepa —e AUCTION SALE ! g VA HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. On WEDNESDAY, at 11 o'clock, In the Store at the Junction of Main and Washington Streets. Consisting in’ part of Brockatelle Parlor Set, Paintings and Pictures, China Ware, Crockery Ware, Two Parlor Stoves, Stuart’s Cook Stove , Bedsteads, ‘Tables, Chatrs, &e,. &e,. KC. 2 Persons in want of Parlor, Setting Room, Bed Room, Dining Room or Kitchen Furniture, should attend this gale. I. WILLIAMSON, Anctioneer. der Nevada City, Nov. 10th. M.S. DEAL, Attorney at Law, and Justice of the Peace. Orrice — ** TRANSCRIPT” BUILDING, Nevada City, Cala. Young Men’sSocial Club. A MEETING of the Young Men’s Social

Club will be held at the office of Wells, Fargo & Co., on Saturday Kve%g, Nov, 14th, at nine o'cleck, for the election of officers for the ensuing year. and to transact other business. A. W. LESTER, President. H. H. HASKINS, secretary. nold—td. A DMINISTRamesx NOTICE.—All_pers0ks having claims against the estat: Stephen Davidovich, deckaged, late of North San Juan, are hereby notified to present the same to me, with necessary vouchers, at the office of U. P. Stidger, in the ‘own of North San Juan, Nevada county, California, within ten months of the first publication of this notice. KOSA DAVIDOVICH, Adm'is’trix. N. San Juan, Nov. 8th, 1968, N. B.—All indebted to sai ersons knowing themselves State are requested to come U. P. Stidger, Attorney 1s: ». BLA ZE’S SALOON ! Cerner of Pine & Commercial ‘Sts, tar-l¥ YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK gs ATTENTION, BaTraLion!—The Ne-. . ‘Leave Wharf, corner First and Brasnan ‘connecting with Alaska, Capt; Gray. * Nov.'l4—Golden Age, Capt. W. F. Lapidge, ' steamer Costa Rica for Shanghae. _Dissolution of Co-partnership. , or FIRM OF . QLINE & NOVITSKY, Ts this day dissolved by mutnal consent, B. Cline fetirleg. The business will be continued under the firm name of NOVITSEKY & SON, All thoee indebted to the old firm are reqnested to come iorwaid and settle immediateiy. »NOVITSKY & SON, Nevada, Nov. 7th. GEO. W. KIDD. J. W. KINDS. RB. W. TULLY GEORGE W. KIDD & CO, BANKERS, BROAD STREET. ....NEVADA CITY. N AND AFTER THIS DATE, we propose to encourage the Mining Interest ef Nevada County. by paying the Mint Valuation for all Bullion or Goid Dust offered us—less the charges at the Mint and Express charges for transportation. # ' Also propose to Loan Money on Good Security at ler Rate of Interest. ; _ Highest price paid for State and County Securities,Buy and Sell Legal Tenders at emall niargin, for profit. . Sight Drafta on San Francisco, Sacramento, St Kton, Sah Jose and Virginig City: Exchange foreale on New York, London and Dublin, Ireland. J Receive Deposits, make’ collections and transact a general. Banking business. Gold and Ores every description melted, refined and assayed. Agents for the London and Liverpool end Globe Insurance Co/ f Correspondents—-The Bank of _ California, fan Franciseo : ). O. Mills & Co. Sacramento city ; The Bank/of Stockton, Stockton ; The Bauk of San Jose, San Jose: Agency Bank of California, Virginia City. n7 PACIFYC MAIL STEAMHIP CO’S Z STEAMSHIPS —FOR— EW YORK, ~ = N JAPAN AND CHINA Will be diepatched as follows: a streets, at 11 o'clock 4. Mm. of the -following dates, for PANAMA. connecting via Panama Railroad, with one of the Company's splendid Steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW YORK. G8 On the 6th, 14th, 22nd, and 30th of each month. Steamer leaving . San Francisco on the 6th touches at Manzanillo. All “touch at Acapulco, a Departure of Fourteenth connects with French Transatlantic Company’s Steamer for St. Nazaire and English Steamer ‘er South America Through tickets can be obtained. Departure of 14th connects with English Steamer for Ponthempiony Australia, and South America, and P. R R.Co’s Steamer for ray America. Through tickets can be ob tained. The following Steamships will be dispatched on dates as given below: Nov. 6th—Constitation, Capt. W. H. Hudson eonnecting with Ocean Queen, Captain King. Nov. 2i—Colorada, Capt. E. 8. Farneworti, connecting Henry Chauncey, Capt. Connor. Nov. 30—Sacramento, Capt: connecting with Arizona, Capt. Maury. Cabin passengers berthed through. Baggage checked through — 100 pounds allowed each adult passenger. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free. These steamers will positively sail at 11 o'clock. Pas sengers are requested to have their baggage on board beforel0 o’clock, Through tickets to Liverpool by the Cunard, Inman and National Steamship Line, can be obtained at the P. M. 8.8. Co’s Office in-San Francisco. where may also be obtained orders for passage from Liverpool or Southampton to San Francisce either via New York or St. Thomas—if a desired amount-of £10 to £20 will be advanced with the above orders. Holdersof orders wi!l be required to identify themselves to the agents in England. For merchandise freight apply to Wells, Fa & Co. The steamship Japan. Capt, Geo, E. Lane, will be dispatched on Monday, November 2d. at 12 o'clock, noon, from the wharf, corner of First and Brannan Sts, for Yokohama and Hongkong, connecting at Yokohama with the For passage and other information apply at the Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s office, Corner of Sacramento and Leidesdorif streets, San Francisco. OLIVER ELDRDGE, Agent. ‘#-LOOK OUT FOR FIRES !.23 E. F. SPENCE, imsuranee Agent. . ROBATE NOTICE.—Probate Court. City and County of Nevada. In the matter of the Estate of-Charles Allen, deceased. It ap. pearing to the Conrt by the petition present and tiled by Margaret M, Allen, the Administratrix of the Kestate of Charles Allen, deceased, praying for an order to sell real éstate,that it is neceseary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay the allowance to the fami} » the debts outstanding against the decea and the debts, expenses and charges of administration. It is therefore ordered by the Court that all were Rego hyped in the said estate appear, before the said Court. on Saturday the Bi day of December, A.D. 1868, at 11 o° A. M. of caid day, at the Court Room of said Probate Court in the City and County of Nevada, State of California, to show cause wh an order should not be granted to the said Ad. ministratrix to sell so mueh of the real estate of the deceased as shall be necessary: and that a copy of this order be published ai least four Successive weeks in the Nevapa Darcy TRanNSCRIPT. & hewspaper printed and published in said city and county. A. ©. NILES, County J udge, I, G K. Farquhar, County Clerk of Nevada county, State of California.and ex-officio Clerk of the Probate Court, in and for said county. do hereby certify the rego:ng to be a trueand correct copy Of an order duly made and entered upon of said Pro seal] > Probate Court, this 6th }sc0if re GK PARQUE of Nov. , aged 29 years, a native of ester, . Amador papers please copy. GO TO BLAZEs -3 eS ee [IMMENSE ENTHUSIASM 111 . H. Parker, Witness my hand and the Seal of said . _ — All the Ladies Rejoice. FALL & WINTER FASHIONS . A. 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