November 11, 1865 (4 pages)

: ‘ : ¥ Pett DCPS SSAC MBean i yc th RRR a ig TT é 4 “SATURDAY, NOWR 11, 1965. CaLirorNtA MINING BUREAUASSO* _ ClaTion.—The California Mining Bureau . Association was recently organized in San Francisco. The. object is. apraiseworthy one, und so long as those who have taken _ tthe. matter in hand, strive.in good faith, to carry out.their avowed purpose, every inan *. who had adesire for the prosperity _of the Shute should give aid to the project. That tthose who are at the head of the Associa. tion ate competed and will wucceed, we have “mot the least doubt. They have made the Associution depeodent upon the fees aud «dues of its members for support, abd°if those who become members should. discover that the purpose of the orgun'zation is not carTied out if willsoon cease to exist. We have betore us a copy of the Constitution aod By-laws of the Associatiun. The object of the Society is there said to be, to assist in developing the unmense mineral re aotirces of this great State, and thus be inogtromental in enriching the people, turnish~ ing remunerative ewpluyment to the luborang man, and reducing the oppressive taxes they have now to pay to carry of State_and county governments, by largely incrensing the amount of taxable property, All claset €8 of sucivty are interested in the sucecss of . this Society, The Associatiun desgas to ~precure all availuble mforwation coucerning the mineral resources of every county in the State, aud to use every effort to procure the development of valuable mines, A. cabinet; containing specimens from every part of the State, and a hbrary,; will be connected with the Society. * It 1s impoasible to estimate the benefit the State-will derive from: an. organization of this kind. At the next session of Congress a mining bureau will in all probability be created at Wasbington, and such an organization as 1s proposed at San Francisco will be able to furnish the Government with reliable information in regard to our mines. With such facilities as will then be offered for obtaining information, we needhave. no fears of injudiciots and oppressive laws being passed by Congress, While we teartily wish the Mining Bureau success, We think that there is some itiprovemente which might be made in it, These of course time and experience wi!l bring.— "The organization should be brought near to \ the miuing sections uf the State, and those who are engaged every day i the business, should be made tofeel that they have part in . the society. This end would be secured by the organization of branch secieties in each mining county, or by the appointment of an agent in every mining coudty, and making it hia duty toexamine the mines, secure mem> bers, and make stated reports to headquarters. It would seem to us impossible for parties residing in San Francisco to obtain any reliable statements in regard to mines an a distant mining section, without. local aid. We notice no ebjection in the plan for the organization which cannot be easily removed and no deabt miny improvements will _ be made when the practical part of the work commences, The initiation. fee is five dollars, and the dues, three dollars per quarter. J.P. Linthicum is Correepon_ ing Secretary of the Association, and will give any desired information tn regard tothe objects and anns of the Society. i cee ‘Pue Napa Reporter says that experience * has taught farmers in California that early sowing of wheat and barley is the best—that heavier and more bountiful crops are realized. As many have practically t sted the matter and fouud this te be a tect, our farmers should immediately begin to prepare for ploughing. THE-Napa Kegister says Heary Edgerton has established himself at Nashville, Tennessee. a —a Lizzie Ree bas started a paper in Iowa which advocates the right af ‘wonien to vote. pnsiiiihidincaiitinaiaiins Back, the barber, who was elected constable by the copperheads of Howland Flat, is about to be read out of African society. G. W LAMEwEUX. a prominent business mah of Virginia city. hae failed for $27,000. A VINE, near Stockton, yielded 207 pounds _of grapes. oA Pye THERE are about one hundred and fitty aspirants for the Governorship of the “State of Colorado.” ap +! Puey whe going to build a big. brick 4 nina ile Mount We Capt Atkins You Bet hos ners aD AINFUL ACCIDENT.—CharlessKitto, a little son -of Mr. Wm. Kitts, says the ‘Grnas Valley .Usin; of the Arches Lead, brokéitris left arm on Wednesday evening, under the (dllewing circumstagees :— The little fellow (who is only some two years and a half old) and his sister were playing _what-is-known as-eve-saw, upon abeard suspended acrosa the fence of his father’s residence, and while the end that Charley oceupied was up, he sliped off, breaking the arm {below the elbow. saat The Stace Rospperny.—J. L. Bachelor, C. H. Hicks, E. 8. Gross, Mr. Fushay, E. F. Skinoer. and Chas. Crowell, are the names of . the vietime inthe Stage robbery near Virginia, mentioned a few days since, The Enterprise says the total amount of losses, won't vary much from the pitiful sum of $2,350, including three watches, valued at #850. leaving the cash spoils at $1,500, or $300 each for five men, to take the chances of a life in prison, A startling epitome on bard times tind bad morals. FUNNY AFFAIR.—A couple of respectabies citizens went to a lawyer’s office in Oroville, tu have a deed executed. There they gut to aud stashed the lawyer's furniture all to pieces. At this juncture the lawyer got mad, wentin and put themboth out; after whicb they quit fighting, compromised on the twenty dollars and paid the damages. IMMENSE herds of cattle are pouring-into Louisiana from Texas, and the price of beef in New Orleans has fallen to fifteen cente.— In other parts of the State the price ranges from seven to ten cents per pound. The price in Texas is five cente. : SPECULATION.—A_ fellow recently stole thirty bead of cattle at Colusa,, drove them to Placer county, sold them and got the cash. That might be stule them back again. together with filty others, drove theiny tu. Bear River and sold the whole Jot. THe Boston Traveler mentions a hermit named Seth Bailey, who lives at Hopkinton. He ia 78 years old, and has lived by himself in the same hut over half a century. He has worn the same puir of pants twenty years. He never voted but once, and that was for Lincoln at his last. election ; that . he considers the great event ef his hfe. A DISCOURAGED Chinainan at Weaver. ville got out of humor with the world, took too much opium and gave up the ghost in “Five Cent Gulch.” A beugarly place to die in, that, even for a ‘busted up” Chinaman. Tue Sonors Herald tells of a man who, hating been defeated. for office, was asked whut he was geing to dvabouc itt “Why,” said_he, deliberately “I think TE shalHett hie town go to h—l!" ; A SuccessFuL Mepicine.—The sale of Adams’ Blood Purifier has become so great since its. discovery that most of the Sarsaparilla imported from the East bas became more or less poisonous by being kept so long in bottles, and the careless mannerin which it is put up for the California market. The fact that the manufacturer of Adams’ Blood Purifier is compelled to employ two sets of workmen, one by night and one by day, is evidence of its growing popularity, and speaks well for California enterprise: As itis a strictly vegetable preparation, most of whieh is of California growth, we wish it greatly increased sales. si ‘ ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREKT, NEVADA Crry. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors, Fuipay, November I0, 1865, EOP Tracy Rauch R P Barnett Unionvi W Vau Alstine Newad J Pattison Tecumseh JC Garber Red Deg J Philip Moorea Flt JEP Willwwa Gr V AB Carley Nevada J Munson Placerville JF Barrie Dry Cre J M Rattee New Yo C W Connell Nevada WH Gillerhad $8 PE A Geath Sogesville W oH Wolf Forest 4-2-Roberts Grass V. G Fellows Nepa °C Miller ‘do SA._ Fowler San Frau P.T Burke Sacraine WT Joice & wdo Samnel Deal de Mire Sse Painesville “P Rice do FC Robinson Marys T D Wooley Washin FC Tilton S 8 Bann, R W Latta do C Johuson Gold Fiat A P Seott Lowell hill J E,hupes Red Dog Dr J Stotlar Sag Ju ( yi + de SS § Raymond Nevad . JD Sleyd Downievill P Goine W-Brase Ban 8 Clark Nevada J McBean ~~ do TH Deyle San Juan A W Potter” do W Edwards Sum cit F Master. do, F Culver 4" ww H Wi kinson do J Dofferd «da JRA do WW Kilfoit" do y W Browa’ "ao fighting about twenty dollars, upset things, — eee raCE re oy . CS Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITyY. = Ss — LS I have just received a NEW STOCK OF GOODS, Gents’ Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies’; 21 isses’ and Children’s ° Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippers, &e., &e. From the best manufacturers of New York, Philadelphia and Boston. Rubber Boots; Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Shoes,. Just froin the Manufactory, received by the las, Rteamer. I also have tull assortment of — ~ SHOE FINDINGS, Miller’s Celebrated Harness Blackae ing, Neats Foot Oil, Freuch Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather; Lace ‘Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, and in fact everything to be@fGand in a first-class Shoe and ‘Finding Store. — : Repairtrig done in the best style. Boots -and Shoes made to order! And a good fit warranted in every case. I keep Boots of my own manufacture always On hand and will sell all my Groods, a Cheaper than any other Mouse in town! 4 Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, 31e. Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Side, 32e. . Remember the Corner! ’ Nevada, Novewber Ith. ONSTABLE’S SALE —By virtue of an Execution to me-directed and delivered, issued out of the dustic¢e’s Court of E. W. Smith, Juetice of the Peace of the township: and county of Nevada, State of Caljiornia, bearing date October 31st, 1865. to satisfy a judginent rendered by KE, W. Smith, J. P on the 25th day of October, 86, infavor of KOCH & FITTER and against WILLIAM COVERDILL, for the sum of $188,49. ingold coin, and $17 99 costs, and $29 25, in lawful money, in all the sum of $235 59 debt.interest, damages and costs of suit. 1 have taken in execution and will sc ilto the hignest bidder for vash, in gold coin—excepting $29 25in lawful money—all the right, title and interest of the above named defendant, Wm. Coverdill, ia and to the following described property, to-wit; Acertain lotoftand situated end being in the town of Unionville, tcwnship and county of Nevada, State of California. south of the residence of H. W. Sears, together with eb house and saloon, and alland singular appurtenances and hereditaments thereunto belenging. or in any wise appertaining, being the plaee ~— ocenpied by Samuel Doliff as a Saloun. I wi expose for sale. at publicauction, the above de scribed property, in front of the Court House Door, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY, Dec. 2na, 1865, between the hours of 9 o’elock. A. M. and5 o’clock, P.M. Taken as the property of Wm. Coverdill to satiefy the above demands andaccruing cosets. _ Given under my hand this 10th day of Nov. A. D105. ‘ “8. VENARD, Constable, N. T. 2 ener Be SALKE.—State of California, county and township of Nevada, ss.—Ry virtue of an executivn to me delivered issued from the court of E. W. Smith, Esq. an acting Justice of tho Peave, in and for the connty aforesaid: bearing date October 27th, 1865, to satiafy ajudgment rendered by said Justice of the Peace, on the 238d day of October. 1865. in favor of CHAS. KENT and against C. E. JOHNSON, for the sunt of $129 50, in United States gold coin, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit. I have taken in execution and will sell to the highegt bidder for cash, the following described Propersy, to'wl. ; All the right, title and interest of C i Job nson, of, in and to that certain Quartz ledge or lope, situated on Selby Flat, in the towaship anit goynty of Nevada, State of California, being.oh Qhe westerly side of the road leading from Nevadii city to said Selby Flat,‘and about 360 feet more or less from the same acd known as the Ledge, togelher with all its dips, angles, spurs and varjations, the same having been heretofore attached by John Belden, as Special Deputy Coustable, on the 2Ist+ay of October, A. D. iS LT will sell the same im frodt of the Court House dour, in Nevada city, on FRIDAY the bt day of December, A, U, 1855, between the nours of 9 e'clock, P.M. Tagen as ‘the property of C. 8. Johnson to satisfy the above de mands and accruipg costs ull J. B. GRAY, Constable, N. T. 'P HE QUARTZ LEDGE AND MILL knew us the Peuusylvauia Mili and Mining Compauy, with allthe property of suid Company, is offered for sale low. The reason for selling is be‘eauge the Company bas been unfortunate in having their boiler exploded,” and vot haying suiticient mews to repair and resume werk. Apply atonce. at the Bunking House of HINDS & TULLY;to 5. DEKBLE, Activog Secretary of Pennsyivunia Compaby, per request of the whole Company. Gved title and possession giveu immedialely. 4 ald cs . Attention ! NEVADA LIGHT GUARD?! Company & 5th Inf. Bat, 4th Brigale, lst Division. You are hereby ordered to assemble at YOUR ARMORY, on’ Saturday Morning, Nov. 11th. IN FULL UNIPORM.for Parade, at the GLEN2 G6 Rabe e B Qk Tt ar Sian o> ws Cy mer 5 See ie 8. Venand, : Serge tart ‘ _™@ BOOTS AND SHOES ! ee “ ILLIAM BR. COE,. . > f r= SA MATTER OF COURSE it is the privilege aud duty ot a Merebant to inferm his patrons. thruugh.some medium, when he is in receipt ofa GEORGEOUS STOCK OF GOODS, And more particularly when he contemplates selling them at Te RATES UNPRECEDENTED, And in accordance with that-privilege and custom, Mr, A. GOLDSMITH, Corner of Broad.and Pine.Streets, ~ . Selects this manner of introducing his NEW STOCK OF Fall and Winter Goods, goss To his old partrons and desires the particular at tention of ALL purchasers. Call and examine his stuck before buying elsewhere. His stock consists in part of Dress Goods— Gros-de Naple, Gros de Rhine, Ribbed Silk, all colors, the best'and finest. French Merinos, all colors. ee Empréss Cloths. Fine Ribbed Seotch Plaid Poplins. French Poplins. Poi ’1 de Ghevre. x De Laines, wool and plaid. Colored Alpacas, ’ Silk warp black Alpaca—and in fact, Allkinds of Dress Goods tisually kept in a Fashionable Dry Gooks Store, Calicos, French, American & English Will be sold for' : Less than San Francisco. Wholsale PRICES! Sheetings—all kinds, always on hand. 2000 yards of 4-4 Sheeting, best brand, -will be sold at @ very low price, A. COLDSMITH, Does not humbug the people by stating that Goods will be suid at lower rates thun ever as every one knows that Dry Goods have advanced, but call at GOLDSMITH’S, compare prices with others and you will surely find a diilerence of 25 per cent, Dry Goods 25 percent Cheaper than at any other place, Household Furnishing Goods! If you want to furnish up a House, go'to GOLDSMITH’'S. You will find 10-4 Linen Sheetng. 5; 6,8, 9 and 10-4 Cotton Sheetings, Table Linen, large assortment, Toweling, ; Napkins, all kinds, Bed Quilts, Pillow-cases, linen, and everthing else needed. Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Laces, Trimmings, Ribbons, Buttons, &c. Go to GOLDSMITH’S, not surpassed by any establishinent outside of San Francisco. eh s WOOLEN COODS. Breakfast Capes, — Sea Foams, Nubias, &c, &e. all made to order at the Bay. Cloaks of all description, Sacks, short and long—latest style. Shawls, of every kind known. New Millinery Goods! GOLDSMITHS Stock bunnot be surpassed by any other Dry Goods House in this county—the Ladies know this to be a fact, ; Velvet Bonnets,. Turban Hats, Saratoga, Diana and Sailor Hats. If you want Trimmings for a Bonnet or Hat, go to GOLDSMITH’S : »And get the prettiest and finest French Flowers, Trimmings and , Carpets, Oil Cloths & Mattings, Largest and best assortment in the city. Boglish Ipgrain, 2 and 3 ply, Brussels and Velvet. Hemp and Manilla Mattings, 4 English Oil Cloths, ali widths. Will be sold for LESS than San Franeisco present prices. virial . ai of AO LDSMETE Mociven.every week, New Goods, For he always keeps the latest and best styles— . , RTATION ! +1 GLOTHING! aay FoR THE “. AND COUNTY! . 7, }« 2 , FALL & WINTER TRADE! JUST RECEIVED AT Pe BAN NE R'S Corner.of Broad and Pine Streets, ae" Lage and Splendid Stock of . MEN’S CLOTHING, . 4 BO X’S CLOTHING, KURNISHING GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, RUBBER CLOTHING, vi a ON KS AND VALISES, Togetxer with an endless variety .of Fine and Heavy Boots, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters * Of évery description, . } Phése Goods have been selected expressly for this market and are especially adapted fur Fall and Winter Wear; And for Make, Style and Fit canhot be surpassed by any Kstablishment in this State. Goods will’be sold at Lower Rates than at any other House in Nevada County. oo Also, a large stock of ; CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all sizes and colors — constantly on hand. We invite the iftgation of all in want of anything in our line to give us a call, as our stock’ will be found complete in every particular and. satisfaction guaranteed. . P. BANNER. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. Nevada, Oct. 18th TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Toys! TOXS! TOXS! Toys! me SELLI x FANCY Goons! MARR: ONE FANCY GOODS! . “Serene CHEAP! CHEAP! ) RETAIL—622 WASHINGTON ST. RETAIL—622 WASHINGTON ST. WHOLESALE-424 SANSOME S87, WHOLESALE-424 SANSOME ST. A. KOHLER. A. KOHLER. . A. KOHLER. San Francisco, Oct. 19th. FALL FASHIONS ! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS: J. ROSENTHAL, 54 BROAD sT,, S again in the field. with a ] Quake May strips a large “and Beautiful Dress Goo t , ' Goods, ‘Trimmings, Lac ; “Hoseries, * Gloves, _ ; . &6.&e Which he has just received at his Store. i have on hand astock of Dry Geeds which surpasses an i before brought to, this city, New style Hats ore. ry descriptionAlso, © , On ; Wall Paper, &e. arpets On Cletaeaaaeing». The Ladies of Nevada and vicinity are invited eall and examine the New Goods. sod’ GT Renate hed greatly Rednced Rates.and also a large stock of Dolls Toys for Christmas. oe = o EMPIRE SALOON. , No. 19 East Side Miil Street, Grasa Valley. CADYW’S BRICK BUILDING. cong le 2 JOHNSON, purchased the interest’ of James B: Jefwe hier es cee to call and ° ‘To be had in the Mountains. L. P. JOHNSON, ". SELLING OUT, . tale t — THe PARADE. aves, wilimeet.t pabade and Grill, a lunch prepare of both the mili derstand that a’ yo down to the “members of fhe meet at their. A o'clock, this me march to the-tra ‘ by the Washing! arrived in this ¢i evening discour: —_—— New Srock. readers to the Coe, in to-day’s ’ returned from b large and excell market. He has shoves of every \ bouta and shewi haga very derge shoes for gents, the East: Bow! der and repaire: is alse supplied findings and lea Go and examin corner of Main ; New: Scuoo: of Summit City Board + f Super District. They achoo) of about . to seeure for the fund. Next Sp one of the large — REPAIRING“superintendence engaged for se: planking the s ter rains. T the sidewalks, bad condition, employed .with suggest that th force to overha LIFE OF Li agent for Barre ue that he is ¢ work at the ti publisher, and nish subseribe: He. says he wi about the Ist In Town.Deal and Rice, yesterday. Tl before the Gra fington, charge La Porte stage THe Neva} ley is elected’ . a majority of fi in the State hi Story county n stable to Cong ly for Nevada, THE Gran been in sessiot _ ble they will 1 uuinber of case tu-day the con into the conc and the offices ANOTHER boiler in the s on Greenbor morning. Br scattered aro po person wi and. we have! “port. The d three hundred Cuitp Ku Murry, of Bo an ox team eeverely inju ments. “Tue Bes Dri Quiet, 4 may add, Dr: o

: ‘ : ¥ Pett DCPS SSAC MBean i yc th RRR a ig TT é 4 “SATURDAY, NOWR 11, 1965. CaLirorNtA MINING BUREAUASSO* _ ClaTion.—The California Mining Bureau . Association was recently organized in San Francisco.. The. object is. apraiseworthy one, und so long as those who have taken _ tthe. matter in hand, strive.in good faith, to carry out.their avowed purpose, every inan *. who had adesire for the prosperity _of the Shute should give aid to the project. That tthose who are at the head of the Associa. tion ate competed and will wucceed, we have “mot the least doubt. They have made the Associution depeodent upon the fees aud «dues of its members for support, abd°if those who become members should. discover that the purpose of the orgun'zation is not carTied out if willsoon cease to exist. We have betore us a copy of the Constitution aod By-laws of the Associatiun. The object of the Society is there said to be, to assist in developing the unmense mineral re aotirces of this great State, and thus be inogtromental in enriching the people, turnish~ ing remunerative ewpluyment to the luborang man, and reducing the oppressive taxes they have now to pay to carry of State_and county governments, by largely incrensing the amount of taxable property, All claset €8 of sucivty are interested in the sucecss of . this Society, The Associatiun desgas to ~precure all availuble mforwation coucerning the mineral resources of every county in the State, aud to use every effort to procure the development of valuable mines, A. cabinet; containing specimens from every part of the State, and a hbrary,; will be connected with the Society. * It 1s impoasible to estimate the benefit the State-will derive from: an. organization of this kind. At the next session of Congress a mining bureau will in all probability be created at Wasbington, and such an organization as 1s proposed at San Francisco will be able to furnish the Government with reliable information in regard to our mines. With such facilities as will then be offered for obtaining information, we needhave. no fears of injudiciots and oppressive laws being passed by Congress, While we teartily wish the Mining Bureau success, We think that there is some itiprovemente which might be made in it, These of course time and experience wi!l bring.— "The organization should be brought near to \ the miuing sections uf the State, and those who are engaged every day i the business, should be made tofeel that they have part in . the society. This end would be secured by the organization of branch secieties in each mining county, or by the appointment of an agent in every mining coudty, and making it hia duty toexamine the mines, secure mem> bers, and make stated reports to headquarters. It would seem to us impossible for parties residing in San Francisco to obtain any reliable statements in regard to mines an a distant mining section, without. local aid. We notice no ebjection in the plan for the organization which cannot be easily removed and no deabt miny improvements will _ be made when the practical part of the work commences, The initiation. fee is five dollars, and the dues, three dollars per quarter. J.P. Linthicum is Correepon_ ing Secretary of the Association, and will give any desired information tn regard tothe objects and anns of the Society. i cee ‘Pue Napa Reporter says that experience * has taught farmers in California that early sowing of wheat and barley is the best—that heavier and more bountiful crops are realized. As many have practically t sted the matter and fouud this te be a tect, our farmers should immediately begin to prepare for ploughing. THE-Napa Kegister says Heary Edgerton has established himself at Nashville, Tennessee. a —a Lizzie Ree bas started a paper in Iowa which advocates the right af ‘wonien to vote. pnsiiiihidincaiitinaiaiins Back, the barber, who was elected constable by the copperheads of Howland Flat, is about to be read out of African society. G. W LAMEwEUX. a prominent business mah of Virginia city. hae failed for $27,000. A VINE, near Stockton, yielded 207 pounds _of grapes. oA Pye THERE are about one hundred and fitty aspirants for the Governorship of the “State of Colorado.” ap +! Puey whe going to build a big. brick 4 nina ile Mount We Capt Atkins You Bet hos ners aD AINFUL ACCIDENT.—CharlessKitto, a little son -of Mr. Wm. Kitts, says the ‘Grnas Valley .Usin; of the Arches Lead, brokéitris left arm on Wednesday evening, under the (dllewing circumstagees :— The little fellow (who is only some two years and a half old) and his sister were playing _what-is-known as-eve-saw, upon abeard suspended acrosa the fence of his father’s residence, and while the end that Charley oceupied was up, he sliped off, breaking the arm {below the elbow. saat The Stace Rospperny.—J. L. Bachelor, C. H. Hicks, E. 8. Gross, Mr. Fushay, E. F. Skinoer. and Chas. Crowell, are the names of . the vietime inthe Stage robbery near Virginia, mentioned a few days since, The Enterprise says the total amount of losses, won't vary much from the pitiful sum of $2,350, including three watches, valued at #850. leaving the cash spoils at $1,500, or $300 each for five men, to take the chances of a life in prison, A startling epitome on bard times tind bad morals. FUNNY AFFAIR.—A couple of respectabies citizens went to a lawyer’s office in Oroville, tu have a deed executed. There they gut to aud stashed the lawyer's furniture all to pieces. At this juncture the lawyer got mad, wentin and put themboth out; after whicb they quit fighting, compromised on the twenty dollars and paid the damages. IMMENSE herds of cattle are pouring-into Louisiana from Texas, and the price of beef in New Orleans has fallen to fifteen cente.— In other parts of the State the price ranges from seven to ten cents per pound. The price in Texas is five cente. : SPECULATION.—A_ fellow recently stole thirty bead of cattle at Colusa,, drove them to Placer county, sold them and got the cash. That might be stule them back again. together with filty others, drove theiny tu. Bear River and sold the whole Jot. THe Boston Traveler mentions a hermit named Seth Bailey, who lives at Hopkinton. He ia 78 years old, and has lived by himself in the same hut over half a century. He has worn the same puir of pants twenty years. He never voted but once, and that was for Lincoln at his last. election ; that . he considers the great event ef his hfe. A DISCOURAGED Chinainan at Weaver. ville got out of humor with the world, took too much opium and gave up the ghost in “Five Cent Gulch.” A beugarly place to die in, that, even for a ‘busted up” Chinaman. Tue Sonors Herald tells of a man who, hating been defeated. for office, was asked whut he was geing to dvabouc itt “Why,” said_he, deliberately “I think TE shalHett hie town go to h—l!" ; A SuccessFuL Mepicine.—The sale of Adams’ Blood Purifier has become so great since its. discovery that most of the Sarsaparilla imported from the East bas became more or less poisonous by being kept so long in bottles, and the careless mannerin which it is put up for the California market. The fact that the manufacturer of Adams’ Blood Purifier is compelled to employ two sets of workmen, one by night and one by day, is evidence of its growing popularity, and speaks well for California enterprise: As itis a strictly vegetable preparation, most of whieh is of California growth, we wish it greatly increased sales. si ‘ ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREKT, NEVADA Crry. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors, Fuipay, November I0, 1865, EOP Tracy Rauch R P Barnett Unionvi W Vau Alstine Newad J Pattison Tecumseh JC Garber Red Deg J Philip Moorea Flt JEP Willwwa Gr V AB Carley Nevada J Munson Placerville JF Barrie Dry Cre J M Rattee New Yo C W Connell Nevada WH Gillerhad $8 PE A Geath Sogesville W oH Wolf Forest 4-2-Roberts Grass V. G Fellows Nepa °C Miller ‘do SA._ Fowler San Frau P.T Burke Sacraine WT Joice & wdo Samnel Deal de Mire Sse Painesville “P Rice do FC Robinson Marys T D Wooley Washin FC Tilton S 8 Bann, R W Latta do C Johuson Gold Fiat A P Seott Lowell hill J E,hupes Red Dog Dr J Stotlar Sag Ju ( yi + de SS § Raymond Nevad . JD Sleyd Downievill P Goine W-Brase Ban 8 Clark Nevada J McBean ~~ do TH Deyle San Juan A W Potter” do W Edwards Sum cit F Master. do, F Culver 4" ww H Wi kinson do J Dofferd «da JRA do WW Kilfoit" do y W Browa’ "ao fighting about twenty dollars, upset things, — eee raCE re oy . CS Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets, NEVADA CITyY. = Ss — LS I have just received a NEW STOCK OF GOODS, Gents’ Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies’; 21 isses’ and Children’s ° Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippers, &e., &e. From the best manufacturers of New York, Philadelphia and Boston. Rubber Boots; Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’, and Children’s Shoes,. Just froin the Manufactory, received by the las, Rteamer. I also have tull assortment of — ~ SHOE FINDINGS, Miller’s Celebrated Harness Blackae ing, Neats Foot Oil, Freuch Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather; Lace ‘Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, and in fact everything to be@fGand in a first-class Shoe and ‘Finding Store. — : Repairtrig done in the best style. Boots -and Shoes made to order! And a good fit warranted in every case. I keep Boots of my own manufacture always On hand and will sell all my Groods, a Cheaper than any other Mouse in town! 4 Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, 31e. Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Side, 32e. . Remember the Corner! ’ Nevada, Novewber Ith. ONSTABLE’S SALE —By virtue of an Execution to me-directed and delivered, issued out of the dustic¢e’s Court of E. W. Smith, Juetice of the Peace of the township: and county of Nevada, State of Caljiornia, bearing date October 31st, 1865. to satisfy a judginent rendered by KE, W. Smith, J. P on the 25th day of October, 86, infavor of KOCH & FITTER and against WILLIAM COVERDILL, for the sum of $188,49. ingold coin, and $17 99 costs, and $29 25, in lawful money, in all the sum of $235 59 debt.interest, damages and costs of suit. 1 have taken in execution and will sc ilto the hignest bidder for vash, in gold coin—excepting $29 25in lawful money—all the right, title and interest of the above named defendant, Wm. Coverdill, ia and to the following described property, to-wit; Acertain lotoftand situated end being in the town of Unionville, tcwnship and county of Nevada, State of California. south of the residence of H. W. Sears, together with eb house and saloon, and alland singular appurtenances and hereditaments thereunto belenging. or in any wise appertaining, being the plaee ~— ocenpied by Samuel Doliff as a Saloun. I wi expose for sale. at publicauction, the above de scribed property, in front of the Court House Door, in Nevada city, on SATURDAY, Dec. 2na, 1865, between the hours of 9 o’elock. A. M. and5 o’clock, P.M. Taken as the property of Wm. Coverdill to satiefy the above demands andaccruing cosets. _ Given under my hand this 10th day of Nov. A. D105. ‘ “8. VENARD, Constable, N. T. 2 ener Be SALKE.—State of California, county and township of Nevada, ss.—Ry virtue of an executivn to me delivered issued from the court of E. W. Smith, Esq. an acting Justice of tho Peave, in and for the connty aforesaid: bearing date October 27th, 1865, to satiafy ajudgment rendered by said Justice of the Peace, on the 238d day of October. 1865. in favor of CHAS. KENT and against C. E. JOHNSON, for the sunt of $129 50, in United States gold coin, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit. I have taken in execution and will sell to the highegt bidder for cash, the following described Propersy, to'wl. ; All the right, title and interest of C i Job nson, of, in and to that certain Quartz ledge or lope, situated on Selby Flat, in the towaship anit goynty of Nevada, State of California, being.oh Qhe westerly side of the road leading from Nevadii city to said Selby Flat,‘and about 360 feet more or less from the same acd known as the Ledge, togelher with all its dips, angles, spurs and varjations, the same having been heretofore attached by John Belden, as Special Deputy Coustable, on the 2Ist+ay of October, A. D. iS LT will sell the same im frodt of the Court House dour, in Nevada city, on FRIDAY the bt day of December, A, U, 1855, between the nours of 9 e'clock, P.M. Tagen as ‘the property of C. 8. Johnson to satisfy the above de mands and accruipg costs ull J. B. GRAY, Constable, N. T. 'P HE QUARTZ LEDGE AND MILL knew us the Peuusylvauia Mili and Mining Compauy, with allthe property of suid Company, is offered for sale low. The reason for selling is be‘eauge the Company bas been unfortunate in having their boiler exploded,” and vot haying suiticient mews to repair and resume werk. Apply atonce. at the Bunking House of HINDS & TULLY;to 5. DEKBLE, Activog Secretary of Pennsyivunia Compaby, per request of the whole

Company. Gved title and possession giveu immedialely. 4 ald cs . Attention ! NEVADA LIGHT GUARD?! Company & 5th Inf. Bat, 4th Brigale, lst Division. You are hereby ordered to assemble at YOUR ARMORY, on’ Saturday Morning, Nov. 11th. IN FULL UNIPORM.for Parade, at the GLEN2 G6 Rabe e B Qk Tt ar Sian o> ws Cy mer 5 See ie 8. Venand, : Serge tart ‘ _™@ BOOTS AND SHOES ! ee “ ILLIAM BR. COE,. . > f r= SA MATTER OF COURSE it is the privilege aud duty ot a Merebant to inferm his patrons. thruugh.some medium, when he is in receipt ofa GEORGEOUS STOCK OF GOODS, And more particularly when he contemplates selling them at Te RATES UNPRECEDENTED, And in accordance with that-privilege and custom, Mr, A. GOLDSMITH, Corner of Broad.and Pine.Streets, ~ . Selects this manner of introducing his NEW STOCK OF Fall and Winter Goods, goss To his old partrons and desires the particular at tention of ALL purchasers. Call and examine his stuck before buying elsewhere. His stock consists in part of Dress Goods— Gros-de Naple, Gros de Rhine, Ribbed Silk, all colors, the best'and finest. French Merinos, all colors. ee Empréss Cloths. Fine Ribbed Seotch Plaid Poplins. French Poplins. Poi ’1 de Ghevre. x De Laines, wool and plaid. Colored Alpacas, ’ Silk warp black Alpaca—and in fact, Allkinds of Dress Goods tisually kept in a Fashionable Dry Gooks Store, Calicos, French, American & English Will be sold for' : Less than San Francisco. Wholsale PRICES! Sheetings—all kinds, always on hand. 2000 yards of 4-4 Sheeting, best brand, -will be sold at @ very low price, A. COLDSMITH, Does not humbug the people by stating that Goods will be suid at lower rates thun ever as every one knows that Dry Goods have advanced, but call at GOLDSMITH’S, compare prices with others and you will surely find a diilerence of 25 per cent, Dry Goods 25 percent Cheaper than at any other place, Household Furnishing Goods! If you want to furnish up a House, go'to GOLDSMITH’'S. You will find 10-4 Linen Sheetng. 5; 6,8, 9 and 10-4 Cotton Sheetings, Table Linen, large assortment, Toweling, ; Napkins, all kinds, Bed Quilts, Pillow-cases, linen, and everthing else needed. Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Laces, Trimmings, Ribbons, Buttons, &c. Go to GOLDSMITH’S, not surpassed by any establishinent outside of San Francisco. eh s WOOLEN COODS. Breakfast Capes, — Sea Foams, Nubias, &c, &e. all made to order at the Bay. Cloaks of all description, Sacks, short and long—latest style. Shawls, of every kind known. New Millinery Goods! GOLDSMITHS Stock bunnot be surpassed by any other Dry Goods House in this county—the Ladies know this to be a fact, ; Velvet Bonnets,. Turban Hats, Saratoga, Diana and Sailor Hats. If you want Trimmings for a Bonnet or Hat, go to GOLDSMITH’S : »And get the prettiest and finest French Flowers, Trimmings and , Carpets, Oil Cloths & Mattings, Largest and best assortment in the city. Boglish Ipgrain, 2 and 3 ply, Brussels and Velvet. Hemp and Manilla Mattings, 4 English Oil Cloths, ali widths. Will be sold for LESS than San Franeisco present prices. virial . ai of AO LDSMETE Mociven.every week, New Goods, For he always keeps the latest and best styles— . , RTATION ! +1 GLOTHING! aay FoR THE “. AND COUNTY! . 7, }« 2 , FALL & WINTER TRADE! JUST RECEIVED AT Pe BAN NE R'S Corner.of Broad and Pine Streets, ae" Lage and Splendid Stock of . MEN’S CLOTHING, . 4 BO X’S CLOTHING, KURNISHING GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, RUBBER CLOTHING, vi a ON KS AND VALISES, Togetxer with an endless variety .of Fine and Heavy Boots, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes & Gaiters * Of évery description, . } Phése Goods have been selected expressly for this market and are especially adapted fur Fall and Winter Wear; And for Make, Style and Fit canhot be surpassed by any Kstablishment in this State. Goods will’be sold at Lower Rates than at any other House in Nevada County. oo Also, a large stock of ; CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all sizes and colors — constantly on hand. We invite the iftgation of all in want of anything in our line to give us a call, as our stock’ will be found complete in every particular and. satisfaction guaranteed. . P. BANNER. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. Nevada, Oct. 18th TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! Toys! TOXS! TOXS! Toys! me SELLI x FANCY Goons! MARR: ONE FANCY GOODS! . “Serene CHEAP! CHEAP! ) RETAIL—622 WASHINGTON ST. RETAIL—622 WASHINGTON ST. WHOLESALE-424 SANSOME S87, WHOLESALE-424 SANSOME ST. A. KOHLER. A. KOHLER. . A. KOHLER. San Francisco, Oct. 19th. FALL FASHIONS ! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS: J. ROSENTHAL, 54 BROAD sT,, S again in the field. with a ] Quake May strips a large “and Beautiful Dress Goo t , ' Goods, ‘Trimmings, Lac ; “Hoseries, * Gloves, _ ; . &6.&e Which he has just received at his Store. i have on hand astock of Dry Geeds which surpasses an i before brought to, this city, New style Hats ore. ry descriptionAlso, © , On ; Wall Paper, &e. arpets On Cletaeaaaeing». The Ladies of Nevada and vicinity are invited eall and examine the New Goods. sod’ GT Renate hed greatly Rednced Rates.and also a large stock of Dolls Toys for Christmas. oe = o EMPIRE SALOON. , No. 19 East Side Miil Street, Grasa Valley. CADYW’S BRICK BUILDING. cong le 2 JOHNSON, purchased the interest’ of James B: Jefwe hier es cee to call and ° ‘To be had in the Mountains. L. P. JOHNSON, ". SELLING OUT, . tale t — THe PARADE. aves, wilimeet.t pabade and Grill, a lunch prepare of both the mili derstand that a’ yo down to the “members of fhe meet at their. A o'clock, this me march to the-tra ‘ by the Washing! arrived in this ¢i evening discour: —_—— New Srock. readers to the Coe, in to-day’s ’ returned from b large and excell market.. He has shoves of every \ bouta and shewi haga very derge shoes for gents, the East: Bow! der and repaire: is alse supplied findings and lea Go and examin corner of Main ; New: Scuoo: of Summit City Board + f Super District. They achoo) of about . to seeure for the fund. Next Sp one of the large — REPAIRING“superintendence engaged for se: planking the s ter rains. T the sidewalks, bad condition, employed .with suggest that th force to overha LIFE OF Li agent for Barre ue that he is ¢ work at the ti publisher, and nish subseribe: He. says he wi about the Ist In Town.Deal and Rice, yesterday. Tl before the Gra fington, charge La Porte stage THe Neva} ley is elected’ . a majority of fi in the State hi Story county n stable to Cong ly for Nevada, THE Gran been in sessiot _ ble they will 1 uuinber of case tu-day the con into the conc and the offices ANOTHER boiler in the s on Greenbor morning. Br scattered aro po person wi and. we have! “port. The d three hundred Cuitp Ku Murry, of Bo an ox team eeverely inju ments. “Tue Bes Dri Quiet, 4 may add, Dr: o