November 12, 1867 (4 pages)

ABOT. 2 10rn, re nery, or, oo i oa _. . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. THE ILiLrNors AND Wisconsty.—On ‘the ist of February last, W.D. Smith and eleven other persons took a. con-. -—-—tract to work the Illinois and Wisconsin mine at Grass Valley, and they have ‘been 80 successful in taking out gold that they yesterday bought ‘threeeighths of the entire mine, During the last two months they took ont $11,000 in gold. This is the third. time Mr. Smith has been an owner in this claim, having made money in buying and selling each time prior to the last, and he is satisfied that he has got enough 7 sight to make money this time. By ~ the terms of the contract alluded to above, the parties were entitled to fourfifths of the proceeds of the mine,which they worked in ‘theirown way, using ‘the machinery of the company. It turns out to be.a big thing. LIBERAL.—On Sunday morning, Rev. ~Mr. Northup, of the Methodist Church, preached a sermon on the duty of*Chrisle at n for With ist be & mo“COM. ° . insur: ty. Vue . fall co. ER UNy on Lim= KOS. feet, ality er at ound 015 &c, ERY artiNDS LNA , of ND. ine or ~‘tians to be willing workers in the cause ‘of religion, and during the course of his sermon complimented the Catholics on the zeal with which they performed their religious duties. He’ said “wherever devout and willing workers were found, whether among Catholics, Baptists, Congregationalists, Methodists or other denominations, they were God’s people if honest in their belief.” Such sentiments as these are worthy of Christians, and we love to hear them coming from the followers of Him who was.no respecter of persons. ADMISSABILITY OF CHINESE TESTIMONY.— Yesterday morning, George Washington, colored, charged with robThe Daily Transcript, . -Norior.—All persons knowit themselves indebted ‘to the firm of 8. Haas & Co., must settle up or make satisfac~ . tory arrangement by-the 20th of this mth, or their accounts’ will be placed in the hands of ‘an attorney for collection. . 8. HAAS & CO, _ Nevada, November 5th, 1867. ‘DENTISTRY.—Dr. Asay, late of Philadelphia, has become associated with Dr. Wm. Kent in the practice of Dentistry, and they are prepared to do all kinds of surgical and mechanical Dentistry in the best manner. Full upper or lower $25. Teeth on gold or silver plate at reasonable rates. In any-case satisfac: tion guaranteed, Office, No. 1 Commercial street, over Drug Store. ° Look ! Look ! Look ! ce A FACT! gt ener: DID YOU COME FROM MRS. Mrs. ——. of Fashion.” What! What! From the Temple of Fashion? What have you done atthe Temple of Fashion Mrs. ——. “‘I wanted to purchase a Dress but there is not a nice patern there.’’ But why. don’t you go to SAMMY’S. BAZAAR, “Why I came from the Temple 4 On Commercial street, -whereyou can select from a nicer and more choicer stock of Dress Goods, Foulards, Empress Cloths, &c., than at any Temple oi Fashion in California, and besides a ‘ Magnificent Present ! Ge" Ifanybody does not like the pudding they can chaw at the string. + Cline & Novitsky’s Bazaar, COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada, Oct. 25th, “LOOK SEE.” Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c., &c. WILLIAM LEWIS, EXT DOOR TO SPENCE’S STORE, ON EN -BROAD SPREET, NEVADA, ——— set of teeth on Vunleanite READ 1. a ree REAP . READ! Citizens of ‘ NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY! . I, ABRAHAM GOLDSMITH, PASE THs METHOD OF INFORMING Francisco, and brought up **a few leetle tings for de peoples.» I did not however bring any **pudding”? for you to samle or **strimgs?? to chew. Neither did I ring up a stock of worthless trash to humbug or eoft soap you with as presemts—having a high estimate of your intelligence and good qodgmens, I have hewever brought with me the : ; LARGEST —AND— MOST COMPLETE STOCK ‘ —OF — & F STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS MILLINERY GOODS, Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes, CARPETS, 7 and OIL CLOTHS Gents’ tha Furnishing Goods, Ever brought into the county, which I shall take pleasure in presentimg to you, for a very small compeusation in coin—say © Twenty Per Cent Less Than Any Other House In The County. THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT SOR. DRESS: GOODS, From the finest SILK down to a Bit Calico, can be found at THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor. Broad & Pine streets. Sheetings, . Muslins, you that I have just “ARROVE” from San }. —. . . Our Rubber Goods are lately manTHR FALL CAMPAIGN! 2 BANNER BROS., MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, “Cor. Broad & Pine Sta, as NEVADA CITY, ARE NOW RECEIVING DAILY INSTALLMENTS OF Fall wnod : Winter Clothing, Consisting in part of DRESS SUITS, BEAVER SUITS, _ : BUSINESS SUITS, AND ALL BORTS OF : ‘CLOTHING FOR MEN & BOYS. At this Establishment can be. found every article necessary for a Gentleman’s wardrobe from a NECK-TIE TO A FULL DRESS SUIT OF THE FIRST QUALITY. AS WE ARE RECEIVING OUR GOODS DIRECT FROM NEW YORK BY: EVERY STEAMER OUR CUSTOMERS MAY RELY UPON GETTING THE. BEST _ : GOODS AND LATEST STYLES AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. We have on hand and are receiving a large Stock of Mens? and Boys? Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. Also, a fullassortment of RUBBER CLOTH ING, consisting of i Rubber Coats, Boots, Pants, &c. Suitable for Miners, : And others who desire to “‘keep dry.”’ , ufactured and not Liable to peel or crack, Sas oe NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES ! » —— : spria. rba . ¥F THE PIONEER DRY GOODS HOUSE of Nevada are now receiving an immense Stock of . Fall and Winter Dry Goods, OF TRE {2 VERY LATEST STYLES !.49 Which Ladies are invited to call and see.— Years of experience in business in this community, and long connection with the leading wholesale houses enable us to suit the tastes — of the people and at the same time furnish the Very latest patterns and best quality of Goods at the lowest prices { WE HAVE NEW (7 DRESS GOODS! a To suit every taste and purse, ig he BROCHETS HAWLS, ranging in price from $30 to $150. Cloaks, Hats, &e, of the latest style. Also, a full assortment of Carpets of all kinds, Oil Cloths, WALL PAPER, and Furnishing Goods, Also, a large stock of LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN’S SHOKS, LINENS, MUSLINS, And.a General Assortment of everything needed in the shape of Household Goods! According to our usual custom we will sell everything in our line at Lower Prices than any other House in Nevada yng Ciimamen, was brought before the County Court to plead. Williams & Johrison appeared for the defence and John Caldwell, District Attorney, for the State. Mr. Williams, on behalf -of defendant, made a motion to quash the indictment, on the ground that the testimony upon which it was procured from the Grand Jury was incompetent, being Chinese: The counsel stipulated that the question of the admissibility _ of this testimony should be tried without prejudice to the main question of the guilt or innocence of the defendant. This case’ is important as it involves the question of the applicability of the Civil Rights Law to this State. The < question will be argued in the County , Court, to-day. DEATH oF Major Ervinc.—On Friday last Major Elwyn Erving died at the residence of H. L. Hatch, Esq., at Indian Springs. Deceased was a young _ man of promise, who served with distinction in the Union army during the late war, in which, from exposure, he contracted the disease of which he died. His relations reside at Ploughkeepsie, New York, where he leaves an orphan child. SELBY Frat Scuoon.—The. Public School in Selby Flat District, will commence at the new school house on Monday next. The Trustees have employ¢d Miss Hitchcock to teach the school. THE FrreMen’s Dance.—On Thursday evening Pennsylvania _Engine Co. will give a benefit ball, at Temperance Hall. A splendid supper will be served ‘and excellent music has been engaged. . Delegations of firemen are expected , from San Juan and Grass Valley. Insane.—Ira A. Washburn was ex‘amined on Saturday last, on the charge ‘of insanity, and ordered to ‘be sent to Stockton. There are now about sixty Patients in the asylum sent from Nevada county. Washburn will start for _ Stockton this morning. County Court, November 11th.— Drume vs Gilchrist. J. C. Palmer for _ plaintiff and D. Belden for defendant. ‘Counsel for plaintiff moved to send ‘the case to the District Court on the ground that title to real estate was in; wolyed. The matter was taken under advisement by the Court. On Friday last Dr. James Reardon, : ‘aged 71 years and 10 months, died in . Marysville. Deceased was the father of Judge Reardon of this city, Sxow.—We learn from J. E. Squires? on Dagens j th mb on he mountain wa Ao Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS OF VERY CHOICE BRANDS Chewing & Smoking Tobacco, PLAYINGCARDS, PIPES, &c. A fine agsortment of Meerschaum Pipes, just from Europe. My connection with Whoiesale Establishments of San Francisco and New York give me advantages in selling Goods, not enjoyed by other Kstablishmentse—and I can supyly Hetail Dealers on the very best terms, The best brands of CIGAKS, TOBACCO, etc. always for sale at my store. ; erGive me trial._a3 Nevada, Oct. 12. CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD NAND AFTER AUGUST ist, 1867, until further notice, the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will run as follows: Going East. Passenger trains will leave Sacramento at 6:30 a. M., and arrive at Cisco at 11.50 a. m.; also, at 3.35 Pp. m., arriving at Cisco at 9.15 p.m Going West. «Passenger trains leave Ciscoat 7.05. M. arrive at Sacramento at 12:42 p.m.; also, at 2 P. m., arriving at Sacramento at 7:25 P. M. The morning passenger trains connect at Auburn with Stages for Yankee Jims, Forest Hill, Michigan Bluffs, Greenwood and Gedrgetown; and at Colfax with stages for Grass Valey, Nevada, San Juan, Camptonville, Forest City, Downievilleand Iowa Hill; and at Dutch Flat with stages for Little York, You Bet, Red Dog and Nevada, and at Cisco with stages for Summit City, Austin, Virginia City, and all points in the State of Nevada. ~~ : The 6:30 a, M. up train connects at the Junction with the cars of the California Centra Railroad for Lincoln and Marysville and al points north. : All trains run daily, a sxcented. ©. CROCKER, Superintendent C. P. R. R. FRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED EVERY DAY, BY WM. KING, at the GEM SALOON, Broad Street. Oysters'served Fresh, Stewed or on the Half Shell. Families supplied. Ge ORDERS SOLICITED. ea océ Foot of Main and Broad Streets, Opposite. Union Hotel, Nevada. PLACE & McCOWEN. Horses, Carriages and Buggies, To Let on the most Reasonable Terms. Good Saddle Horses, for either Ladie or Gentlemen. Carriages for Funerals will befurnish ed on short notice. Horses boarded by the day or week. A share of public patronage is solicited and satisfaction quatsatond. di9 WILD DUCK SALOON, BOWLING ALLEY, Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, ' MAIN STREST. A hes. i ] 4 oprietors: OF EVERY VARIETY, AT A. GOLDSMITH’S, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, MILLINERY GOODS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Also, LATEST STYLES OF Cloak, Peplums, Shawls, &c., —AT— THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor. Broad & Pine streets. A splendid assortment of Fine Cassimeres, Cottonnets, Jeans, &c,. For Mens’ and Boys’ wear. =>At. A. GOLDSMITH’S, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes, San Francisco Custom Made, 2" The nicest in the Mountains, ° Can be got at the THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, PLAID & PLAIN FLANNELS, OF ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES, —AT— 2 A. GOLDSMITH’S, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, ._ THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF C ts, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Hearth Rugs, Crumb Cloths, Door Mats, CAN BE FOUND AT A. GOLDSMITH’S, . A Tip-Top Lot of Furnishing Goods, THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, and . of the best manufactures, can ~ always be found at A. GOLDSMITH’S. Cor. Broad & Pine streets. Gents’ ge IF YOU ARE IN PURSUIT get te OF GOOD GOODS, GOOD a4 Ge” BARGAINS AND WOULD ga (8 HAVE YOUR GOODS WAR-_ge G2" TED and at the same time_a@g Gr receive courteous and im-_2% (partial treatment, call at THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, A. GOLDSMITH, Proprietor. cc AE fear A een aes § We keep our Establishment always supplied with everything in the Clothing & Furnishing line, And relying upon “fair dealing’? for success we can satisfy all in Price and Quality of Goods by calling on_us. Don't forget the old stand of BANNER BROTHERS., ImporTEeRs, WHOLESALE & ReTam DEALERS, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. A LARGE LOT, Just Received by E. F. SPENCE, PAINTING! PAINTING!! RICHARD H. ROWE, AVING REMOVED TO A COMMODIOUS I Shop at the Foot of Broad and Main streets, is prepared to. do all kinds of ; Sign, Ornamental! & Plain Painting at short notice, and ; ON REASONABLE TERMS, Special attention given to the painting of WAGONS, CARRIAGES, ETC. ALL KINDS OF : Honse painting donein the best manner. G@IVE ME A CALL. RICHARD H. ROWE. A e2 oe STYLE THE FALL br. HATS ARE E£S8SSUED BY LAMOTT. NATIONAL . Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon T. C, LAMPE would in“a7, form the wv this city , RAT H 8) s» and vicinity that he has purB me chased the interest of F’. H. Fisher in the Bathing Saloon, and will continue as heretofore, a the old stand. Particular attention id to the cutting of gents’, Ladies’ and chilen's hair. If yon want a good shave, gents, call atthis-_place. Hot, cold and shower baths at alltimes. Always on hand a large stock of Dr.d f uctor, the best article for the hair ever ced. ay. or Knowles’ Vegetable Hair’ Re storer. Property For Sale or Rent. ea" Ladies cail and cénvince yourselves, J. & S&S. ROSENTHAL. AT THE OLD STAND, BROAD. ST. Nevada, Oct. 19th. : Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop ' Cor. Broad & Sacramento Sta, GEORGE A. CHURCH, Prop’r, bhi commenced business at my old A. stand, lam prepared to do all 8 of work in my line in the very best manner and at reasonable prices, Wagons built and Repaired. Vehicles ironed and all kinds ot Blacksmithing done, @ A FIRST RATE HORSE SHOER wil, always be found at the shop. A full assortment of WAGON STOCK, LUMBER, Etc., always on hand, All kinds of WOOD AND IRON WORK done in the best style and at short notice. Old friends and new customers are ted to give mea call, Nevada, Oct. 15th. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, 2 Physicians’ Prescriptions ‘carefully prepared. Agent Occidental Insurance Company, San Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial] Streets. G2" Residence next House above Methodist Church, Broad Street, Nevada, ~ ROBATE NOTICE.—Kstate of John Harris, di » Notice is hereby given hy the undersigned, Administrator of the above named Kistate, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said decateadt 40 exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publication of this notice tothe undersigned at Moore's Plat, in the eounty of Nevada, State of California. WILLIAM HEARNE, x Oct. 30th, 1867. Administrator, J. NAFFZIGER, J.B, ATONE. EMPIRE MARKET. ‘No. 7 Commercial Street,” NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs, KEEP constantly on hand a full supply of FRESH BEEF, PORK, MUTTON. Hams, Bacon, Lard, &e, &e, OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, as Cheap as can be delivered here from San Francisco, A supply of Dried Beef, Fresh Pork Sausage, &c., always on hand, All orders from the country cayefully and romptly filled. er ts delivered in the city—free of THE PEOPLE’S MARKET. Next door to Baker & Martin’s Grocery Store, ON BROAD STREET. HIS Establishment still maintains ite T acter.of usefulness by selling the best o Meats at. moderate prices, Aiways on hand a superior Article of Po See ehtnet e eee OHNSON, © ee Fe ee rd On» GEO. A. CHURCH, a

ABOT. 2 10rn, re nery, or, oo i oa _. . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. THE ILiLrNors AND Wisconsty.—On ‘the ist of February last, W.D. Smith and eleven other persons took a. con-. -—-—tract to work the Illinois and Wisconsin mine at Grass Valley, and they have ‘been 80 successful in taking out gold that they yesterday bought ‘threeeighths of the entire mine, During the last two months they took ont $11,000 in gold. This is the third. time Mr. Smith has been an owner in this claim, having made money in buying and selling each time prior to the last, and he is satisfied that he has got enough 7 sight to make money this time. By ~ the terms of the contract alluded to above, the parties were entitled to fourfifths of the proceeds of the mine,which they worked in ‘theirown way, using ‘the machinery of the company. It turns out to be.a big thing. LIBERAL.—On Sunday morning, Rev. ~Mr. Northup, of the Methodist Church, preached a sermon on the duty of*Chrisle at n for With ist be & mo“COM. ° . insur: ty. Vue . fall co. ER UNy on Lim= KOS. feet, ality er at ound 015 &c, ERY artiNDS LNA , of ND. ine or ~‘tians to be willing workers in the cause ‘of religion, and during the course of his sermon complimented the Catholics on the zeal with which they performed their religious duties. He’ said “wherever devout and willing workers were found, whether among Catholics, Baptists, Congregationalists, Methodists or other denominations, they were God’s people if honest in their belief.” Such sentiments as these are worthy of Christians, and we love to hear them coming from the followers of Him who was.no respecter of persons. ADMISSABILITY OF CHINESE TESTIMONY.— Yesterday morning, George Washington, colored, charged with robThe Daily Transcript, . -Norior.—All persons knowit themselves indebted ‘to the firm of 8. Haas & Co., must settle up or make satisfac~ . tory arrangement by-the 20th of this mth, or their accounts’ will be placed in the hands of ‘an attorney for collection. . 8. HAAS & CO, _ Nevada, November 5th, 1867. ‘DENTISTRY.—Dr. Asay, late of Philadelphia, has become associated with Dr. Wm. Kent in the practice of Dentistry, and they are prepared to do all kinds of surgical and mechanical Dentistry in the best manner. Full upper or lower $25. Teeth on gold or silver plate at reasonable rates. In any-case satisfac: tion guaranteed, Office, No. 1 Commercial street, over Drug Store. ° Look ! Look ! Look ! ce A FACT! gt ener: DID YOU COME FROM MRS. Mrs. ——. of Fashion.” What! What! From the Temple of Fashion? What have you done atthe Temple of Fashion Mrs. ——. “‘I wanted to purchase a Dress but there is not a nice patern there.’’ But why. don’t you go to SAMMY’S. BAZAAR, “Why I came from the Temple 4 On Commercial street, -whereyou can select from a nicer and more choicer stock of Dress Goods, Foulards, Empress Cloths, &c., than at any Temple oi Fashion in California, and besides a ‘ Magnificent Present ! Ge" Ifanybody does not like the pudding they can chaw at the string. + Cline & Novitsky’s Bazaar, COMMERCIAL STREET. Nevada, Oct. 25th, “LOOK SEE.” Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c., &c. WILLIAM LEWIS, EXT DOOR TO SPENCE’S STORE, ON EN -BROAD SPREET, NEVADA, ——— set of teeth on Vunleanite READ 1. a ree REAP . READ! Citizens of ‘ NEVADA CITY AND COUNTY! . I, ABRAHAM GOLDSMITH, PASE THs METHOD OF INFORMING Francisco, and brought up **a few leetle tings for de peoples.» I did not however bring any **pudding”? for you to samle or **strimgs?? to chew. Neither did I ring up a stock of worthless trash to humbug or eoft soap you with as presemts—having a high estimate of your intelligence and good qodgmens, I have hewever brought with me the : ; LARGEST —AND— MOST COMPLETE STOCK ‘ —OF — & F STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS MILLINERY GOODS, Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes, CARPETS, 7 and OIL CLOTHS Gents’ tha Furnishing Goods, Ever brought into the county, which I shall take pleasure in presentimg to you, for a very small compeusation in coin—say © Twenty Per Cent Less Than Any Other House In The County. THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT SOR. DRESS: GOODS, From the finest SILK down to a Bit Calico, can be found at THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor. Broad & Pine streets. Sheetings, . Muslins, you that I have just “ARROVE” from San }. —. . . Our Rubber Goods are lately manTHR FALL CAMPAIGN! 2 BANNER BROS., MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, “Cor. Broad & Pine Sta, as NEVADA CITY, ARE NOW RECEIVING DAILY INSTALLMENTS OF Fall wnod : Winter Clothing, Consisting in part of DRESS SUITS, BEAVER SUITS, _ : BUSINESS SUITS, AND ALL BORTS OF : ‘CLOTHING FOR MEN & BOYS. At this Establishment can be. found every article necessary for a Gentleman’s wardrobe from a NECK-TIE TO A FULL DRESS SUIT OF THE FIRST QUALITY. AS WE ARE RECEIVING OUR GOODS DIRECT FROM NEW YORK BY: EVERY STEAMER OUR CUSTOMERS MAY RELY UPON GETTING THE. BEST _ : GOODS AND LATEST STYLES AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES. We have on hand and are receiving a large Stock of Mens? and Boys? Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. Also, a fullassortment of RUBBER CLOTH ING, consisting of i Rubber Coats, Boots, Pants, &c. Suitable for Miners, : And others who desire to “‘keep dry.”’ , ufactured and not Liable to peel or crack, Sas oe NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES ! » —— : spria. rba . ¥F THE PIONEER DRY GOODS HOUSE of Nevada are now receiving an immense Stock of . Fall and Winter Dry Goods, OF TRE {2 VERY LATEST STYLES !.49 Which Ladies are invited to call and see.— Years of experience in business in this community, and long connection with the leading wholesale houses enable us to suit the tastes — of the people and at the same time furnish the Very latest patterns and best quality of Goods at the lowest prices { WE HAVE NEW (7 DRESS GOODS! a To suit every taste and purse, ig he BROCHETS HAWLS, ranging in price from $30 to $150. Cloaks, Hats, &e, of the latest style. Also, a full assortment of Carpets of all kinds, Oil Cloths, WALL PAPER, and Furnishing Goods, Also, a large stock of LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN’S SHOKS, LINENS, MUSLINS, And.a General Assortment of everything needed in the shape of Household Goods! According to our usual custom we will sell everything in our line at Lower Prices than any other House in Nevada yng Ciimamen, was brought before the County Court to plead. Williams & Johrison appeared for the defence and John Caldwell, District Attorney, for the State. Mr. Williams, on behalf -of defendant, made a motion to quash the indictment, on the ground that the testimony upon which it was procured from the Grand Jury was incompetent, being Chinese: The counsel stipulated that the question of the admissibility _ of this testimony should be tried without prejudice to the main question of the guilt or innocence of the defendant. This case’ is important as it involves the question of the applicability of the Civil Rights Law to this State. The < question will be argued in the County , Court, to-day. DEATH oF Major Ervinc.—On Friday last Major Elwyn Erving died at the residence of H. L. Hatch, Esq., at Indian Springs. Deceased was a young _ man of promise, who served with distinction in the Union army during the late war, in which, from exposure, he contracted the disease of which he died. His relations reside at Ploughkeepsie, New York, where he leaves an orphan child. SELBY Frat Scuoon.—The. Public School in Selby Flat District, will commence at the new school house on Monday next. The Trustees have employ¢d Miss Hitchcock to teach the school. THE FrreMen’s Dance.—On Thursday evening Pennsylvania _Engine Co. will give a benefit ball, at Temperance Hall. A splendid supper will be served ‘and excellent music has been engaged. . Delegations of firemen are expected , from San Juan and Grass Valley. Insane.—Ira A. Washburn was ex‘amined on Saturday last, on the charge ‘of insanity, and ordered to ‘be sent to Stockton. There are now about sixty

Patients in the asylum sent from Nevada county. Washburn will start for _ Stockton this morning. County Court, November 11th.— Drume vs Gilchrist. J. C. Palmer for _ plaintiff and D. Belden for defendant. ‘Counsel for plaintiff moved to send ‘the case to the District Court on the ground that title to real estate was in; wolyed. The matter was taken under advisement by the Court. On Friday last Dr. James Reardon, : ‘aged 71 years and 10 months, died in . Marysville. Deceased was the father of Judge Reardon of this city, Sxow.—We learn from J. E. Squires? on Dagens j th mb on he mountain wa Ao Wholesale and Retail Dealer in CIGARS OF VERY CHOICE BRANDS Chewing & Smoking Tobacco, PLAYINGCARDS, PIPES, &c. A fine agsortment of Meerschaum Pipes, just from Europe. My connection with Whoiesale Establishments of San Francisco and New York give me advantages in selling Goods, not enjoyed by other Kstablishmentse—and I can supyly Hetail Dealers on the very best terms, The best brands of CIGAKS, TOBACCO, etc. always for sale at my store. ; erGive me trial._a3 Nevada, Oct. 12. CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD NAND AFTER AUGUST ist, 1867, until further notice, the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will run as follows: Going East. Passenger trains will leave Sacramento at 6:30 a. M., and arrive at Cisco at 11.50 a. m.; also, at 3.35 Pp. m., arriving at Cisco at 9.15 p.m Going West. «Passenger trains leave Ciscoat 7.05. M. arrive at Sacramento at 12:42 p.m.; also, at 2 P. m., arriving at Sacramento at 7:25 P. M. The morning passenger trains connect at Auburn with Stages for Yankee Jims, Forest Hill, Michigan Bluffs, Greenwood and Gedrgetown; and at Colfax with stages for Grass Valey, Nevada, San Juan, Camptonville, Forest City, Downievilleand Iowa Hill; and at Dutch Flat with stages for Little York, You Bet, Red Dog and Nevada, and at Cisco with stages for Summit City, Austin, Virginia City, and all points in the State of Nevada. ~~ : The 6:30 a, M. up train connects at the Junction with the cars of the California Centra Railroad for Lincoln and Marysville and al points north. : All trains run daily, a sxcented. ©. CROCKER, Superintendent C. P. R. R. FRESH OYSTERS RECEIVED EVERY DAY, BY WM. KING, at the GEM SALOON, Broad Street. Oysters'served Fresh, Stewed or on the Half Shell. Families supplied. Ge ORDERS SOLICITED. ea océ Foot of Main and Broad Streets, Opposite. Union Hotel, Nevada. PLACE & McCOWEN. Horses, Carriages and Buggies, To Let on the most Reasonable Terms. Good Saddle Horses, for either Ladie or Gentlemen. Carriages for Funerals will befurnish ed on short notice. Horses boarded by the day or week. A share of public patronage is solicited and satisfaction quatsatond. di9 WILD DUCK SALOON, BOWLING ALLEY, Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Office, ' MAIN STREST. A hes. i ] 4 oprietors: OF EVERY VARIETY, AT A. GOLDSMITH’S, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, MILLINERY GOODS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Also, LATEST STYLES OF Cloak, Peplums, Shawls, &c., —AT— THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor. Broad & Pine streets. A splendid assortment of Fine Cassimeres, Cottonnets, Jeans, &c,. For Mens’ and Boys’ wear. =>At. A. GOLDSMITH’S, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, Ladies’ and Childrens’ Shoes, San Francisco Custom Made, 2" The nicest in the Mountains, ° Can be got at the THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, PLAID & PLAIN FLANNELS, OF ALL COLORS AND QUALITIES, —AT— 2 A. GOLDSMITH’S, Cor. Broad & Pine streets, ._ THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF C ts, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Hearth Rugs, Crumb Cloths, Door Mats, CAN BE FOUND AT A. GOLDSMITH’S, . A Tip-Top Lot of Furnishing Goods, THE MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, and . of the best manufactures, can ~ always be found at A. GOLDSMITH’S. Cor. Broad & Pine streets. Gents’ ge IF YOU ARE IN PURSUIT get te OF GOOD GOODS, GOOD a4 Ge” BARGAINS AND WOULD ga (8 HAVE YOUR GOODS WAR-_ge G2" TED and at the same time_a@g Gr receive courteous and im-_2% (partial treatment, call at THE TEMPLE OF FASHION, A. GOLDSMITH, Proprietor. cc AE fear A een aes § We keep our Establishment always supplied with everything in the Clothing & Furnishing line, And relying upon “fair dealing’? for success we can satisfy all in Price and Quality of Goods by calling on_us. Don't forget the old stand of BANNER BROTHERS., ImporTEeRs, WHOLESALE & ReTam DEALERS, Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. A LARGE LOT, Just Received by E. F. SPENCE, PAINTING! PAINTING!! RICHARD H. ROWE, AVING REMOVED TO A COMMODIOUS I Shop at the Foot of Broad and Main streets, is prepared to. do all kinds of ; Sign, Ornamental! & Plain Painting at short notice, and ; ON REASONABLE TERMS, Special attention given to the painting of WAGONS, CARRIAGES, ETC. ALL KINDS OF : Honse painting donein the best manner. G@IVE ME A CALL. RICHARD H. ROWE. A e2 oe STYLE THE FALL br. HATS ARE E£S8SSUED BY LAMOTT. NATIONAL . Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon T. C, LAMPE would in“a7, form the wv this city , RAT H 8) s» and vicinity that he has purB me chased the interest of F’. H. Fisher in the Bathing Saloon, and will continue as heretofore, a the old stand. Particular attention id to the cutting of gents’, Ladies’ and chilen's hair. If yon want a good shave, gents, call atthis-_place. Hot, cold and shower baths at alltimes. Always on hand a large stock of Dr.d f uctor, the best article for the hair ever ced. ay. or Knowles’ Vegetable Hair’ Re storer. Property For Sale or Rent. ea" Ladies cail and cénvince yourselves, J. & S&S. ROSENTHAL. AT THE OLD STAND, BROAD. ST. Nevada, Oct. 19th. : Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop ' Cor. Broad & Sacramento Sta, GEORGE A. CHURCH, Prop’r, bhi commenced business at my old A. stand, lam prepared to do all 8 of work in my line in the very best manner and at reasonable prices, Wagons built and Repaired. Vehicles ironed and all kinds ot Blacksmithing done, @ A FIRST RATE HORSE SHOER wil, always be found at the shop. A full assortment of WAGON STOCK, LUMBER, Etc., always on hand, All kinds of WOOD AND IRON WORK done in the best style and at short notice. Old friends and new customers are ted to give mea call, Nevada, Oct. 15th. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, 2 Physicians’ Prescriptions ‘carefully prepared. Agent Occidental Insurance Company, San Francisco. MASONIC BUILDING, Corner of Pine and Commercial] Streets. G2" Residence next House above Methodist Church, Broad Street, Nevada, ~ ROBATE NOTICE.—Kstate of John Harris, di » Notice is hereby given hy the undersigned, Administrator of the above named Kistate, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said decateadt 40 exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publication of this notice tothe undersigned at Moore's Plat, in the eounty of Nevada, State of California. WILLIAM HEARNE, x Oct. 30th, 1867. Administrator, J. NAFFZIGER, J.B, ATONE. EMPIRE MARKET. ‘No. 7 Commercial Street,” NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs, KEEP constantly on hand a full supply of FRESH BEEF, PORK, MUTTON. Hams, Bacon, Lard, &e, &e, OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, as Cheap as can be delivered here from San Francisco, A supply of Dried Beef, Fresh Pork Sausage, &c., always on hand, All orders from the country cayefully and romptly filled. er ts delivered in the city—free of THE PEOPLE’S MARKET. Next door to Baker & Martin’s Grocery Store, ON BROAD STREET. HIS Establishment still maintains ite T acter.of usefulness by selling the best o Meats at. moderate prices, Aiways on hand a superior Article of Po See ehtnet e eee OHNSON, © ee Fe ee rd On» GEO. A. CHURCH, a