November 15, 1865 (4 pages)

ss sgymapenacnectanme. ‘ week and were received by Col. Ould. Com ee eee ee ss ‘JACK , oe en BIS TRUE ‘msToR ¥.— And pulled ont a plum y27" _ The South Carolina Legislature proposes “ gouville jailorgt under whose cruel treatment disarmed. aed, helpless goidiers, wereryitt: starved or shot, has been ‘execute » but Athose.andex,.waose 4 i and whope i went he was,are still uepunished. 1 his pusishment was just, and . thie Whe csw deny, how mueh thore ' do the fonda who planned the systematic ‘eruel w séldiers were subjected, ani “sho. used. saith instruments as Wirtz to &xecute their plans, deserve ‘to suffer for their . crimes. 9, . ee The fact has been well ‘established that th emeént> of the rebel prisvis and 3) Pirvetinses of our Union soldiers was planned in Riebmond. ‘Phat the treatment of prisoners was ‘known to Davis, Benjamin, Lee and other leading rebels, no one . can duubt. At Libby and Belle Isle; the privations and suflerings of soldiegs were Pyeltbinwiglit ef the rebel authorities, and while rebels were fenstiog upon bread sent from Northern homes, the cries of. ‘starving r reno doubt reached the earséf ‘the * pithérities. “But Benjamin says it was impossible to feed the That might answer for. short rations, did not evidence show. that the rebel army was well fed, and were atinot fortho feet that prisoners were starvéd on th» fertileand productive ‘distriéts of Georgia zat the remote prison in Tyler, Texa8, 24 well.as j at Richmond, and also that “rebel store houses were filled with provisions when onr soldiers were suffering. 1b relation to the arrival of provisions fromthe N orth for prisoners, a committee appointed to examine into the truth of statements in regard to the treatment of Union prisoners say: “Three huadred boxes arrived every missioner of Exchange, but instead of be jevenes Weéie retained, abd piled. up in warehouses near by, and in full sight of _ Shevtantalized and hangry captives” Many of these boxes coutdihed food and clothing for the starving and naked men, who, as ne testified, eagerly ate anything that came in their way to “help fill ,up.” -The intensity and variety of the-systein of abuse to which prisonera were subjected, can be explained }* upos ‘ho othér theory than that it was de signed. “The abuse was in all its forms too ~general, toe uniform, and: ‘tuo simultaneous to be otherwise than the result of a gen ‘eral arrangement, Such beiug the cuse, those under whose authority these things “were done, are a hundred. tiuses more guilty than such men as Wirtz, who were merely Sdathuments in their hands. Lee, who has been entrusted with the education of youth, migt have, bya single word, prevented jor greatly alleviated the sufferings of these -mon.They were his prisoners, and asa soldier he should have protected them. It cannot be claimed that he was ignorant of the condition of Libby and Belle Isle— Davis, who is now awaiting biel for treason, must have known of, and been instru. mental in having the plan curried out, for } ; —we aretold by one of the rebel officers that there was.n0 office 80 obscure. and ne.action so Unimportant that Davis did not uirect and control. A system se periect and so Common in all rebel prisous, ‘eould not have originated frou necessity, . The willing instrument Wirtz, bas suifered, und we hope the sword of justice will net-be sh athed until those by whom Wirtz was directed, are made to suffer for their infamous crimes. “Pre Stare Carrrot.—This editice, says the Sacramenty Union, is undergoiug a process of refitting up, under the auapices of the Secretary of State, by way of preparation for the-incoming of the members ‘of the Legislatate, The exterior hus been looked . after, so as to present a comely aspect as ‘well ab g@ard against any inélomeney OF the . weather; and the interior has been. reno‘vated throughout. The ceilings und. walls shave been. re-whitened, and the fronts of the galleries,in the Senate and Assembly chambers, together wich the doors and other appointurents, have been oak-grained andy, gilded, ‘Td -génbral effect ‘is Very guod, the’ fiew style has the advantage in of permanency. ‘The chandeliers and other fi ‘een’ butiiished up, and the building gonnrally. 18 fast being pub’* We iS atiag nat en Sie $20,000 and left about $12,000 exposed to . cétridt Of thé atfect at the tine dfthe Ab Have the children ever inquired who: was c S Lata: but as the documents were very, valuable id the Fonds invested by thieves, it was difficult to get them safely to the me ty ee ¢to-accomplish Mie ; a een ef, evised the following plan: be grdgred a wie to be made—as flué'a pie as everatmoked on a refectory ible; inside he’ pat the ducuments—the finest lininga<pie-ever had. sifee /pres were tifet: made—he~entrusted this dainty tora Jad named “Horner to carry up tecLopden, to deliver ;it safely: intorthe ee of those for whorn it was intended — Butthe journey was loug, and the day Was ‘wold, wad the boy was hungry, and the p was toimpting. and the chance of Matéetion: was sivall. So the boy broke off a piece of pie and beheld @ parchment; he: palied it forth, iniocently enoigh—wondeéring how it could have reactied there—tied up the. pas try and arfived iv town. The parcel was delivered, hut the title deeds of the Mells Abbey Estate were missing—Juck bad them in his pocket; these were the juciest plums of the pie, Great was the rage of the Commissioners, heavy the vengeance they dealt outto the monks. Jack kept his seeret, and, when pescén ble times were restored chimed therestates aad obtained: them: SMbether Mr. Horner deserves the title of “good boy” bestowed on -him by the nursery lament is more! thiw /doubtful—however tliat’s the story. Bows “Rowvery.—The What ‘Cheer o'clock on Monday morning. Thé porter had just stepped out to get a cup of coffee, Hoste Sacramento, wag robbed_at three ores Yenson do TS -PeRTED eH eAvery Tt that Seale.” Te Easters Trew he rebels have gs ; probable that there is a place on the face of the earth Sas EPRI ARN cn tem, if not spec steadied te ae Joga such Id Jack Horner 7 Hereis, phatens sae Presid assard hé wou. Whea Henry VILE Su risse CAL 4 y ms peerage teries and drove out oor old monks treme thee meena totitte tema ene abet ee ENE Se mere ~ of gegrege the su Btange; = SocraLPagTyesMeg geil homas Brock . by Abbot. pelwaod were nded t ta « commissioners. FH Abbit'o. oF Glad) Dre ee d ia) Poty ae we rpdetermined that he wilitecen them . 9% Gold Plat,on Friday fie 4 lovers of dancing, should. be on hand. , 5 ge pneral invitation is extended.: Hs iZ ge 8 bed new Theater leskba 80 badly during the-last--storm, that the Beil Ringers were -gnable’ we sees \Menday . v bight. < ; <> o “THE BELL RiNGius —The pen Ringers started for Moore’s. Flat, yesterday where they .were advertised. to -gppear at night. Country Cour, Tuesday,» Nove; 14th,— People vs Chauncey Tirrill. Senteneed to 10 days imprisonment in'the county jail. People vs Wm. Moore. ‘To be sent 'to the State Reform School for two years, Rosenberg vs his creditors. On trial. THE Mint will he closed -for.annual settlements on December: 7th. ——— ARRIVALS AT THE, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BKOAD STRELT, NEVADA.CITY. Lanéster and. Hasey, Proprietors ) Tuespay,; November 14, 1865. i V B Post San Francs W P Morris: Eureka! BD Kellogg do —H Snow Grass Valley L M Russell Gold FJa LaF Néwherry do ATP Sa D Hostrop Moores F O D Steno JN) SueKs Grass VAOW MMSE Retithin’ Hi P Balch Nevada W M Radcliff Soggsv when Writ was. knocked dowy and the sife fobbed. “Tf thouglif the robbers gave the clérk some megey to place in the safe, and struck him, with, a slung-shot after the safe had been unlocked. The robbers took view. The watchman was standing on the bery. W. Baker, the elerk, is dangerously injutéd, and lias net spoken sinee he was struck. “Seventeen States have voted for the aunendment to the Constitution abolishing slavery, » Big? Rhode Island; Hiiavis, Michi, gun, Massachusetts, Ohio, Missouri, Maine, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Nevada, Manaeota, Kansas, New York, Corinecticut, Louisiana, Arkansas and ‘Tennessee. » East Nations, Bask»—The fitst:Na. tional Bank organized on. this coast—at Austin, Nevada—appears to have been statt. ed out with a lively business. Its receipts of silver bullion on ithe day it opened amounted to 24,100 ounces, A Frescu Notion —An almanac fer imbeciles, for 1866, has Just been published in Pr aris. Gen. Kilpatrick has been saaesia Ninister to Chile, Tue Paris journals minounce that the ‘French army will be withdrawn from Mexico by inétulmenuts wand . that by, August. of next year thewhole force: will shave returned to France. Tue, Placerville Mirror says some of. its cotemporaries must de-business on a cash *busis, as they verter give “credit.”Tue Idaho Statesttiat, in priuting the name of the editor of a cotemporidry sheet, does it thus—patinaloneLeer. Maury, recently paturalized as. a Mexienn citizen, has, by a decree dated fhe 19:h of September,” been appointed an honorary Councillor of State. Tue tebel G Geueral Jeff, T 5 says, that the only persons in the South who wish to dif nity ‘nore fidhtingtre those Who uid’ ot do. any when they had a chanee. Tue Chartestia (80D Gourier is urging the, people of that State to sehd: north and jnduce gorthern emigrition, asa aR ~ Alec meee ngtens.The Evterptize says Sunday two. large Joads.of hides, each drawn by eight Virginia City, on age is Caivtee the edhbetienah teamaen TOK Ti . snteratbee letye :maid fon -thyn party a Se “ye Mau. Lost. —A dispatéliraédivéa® trun . MftsiMeCpurtney Ba HF Batter Gold HUT Mast MeCourtney do J Dedge Grass Valle R Wide Unidiville “A Sheliinburger Bl T RP. Barnett do, 4& Boomhower Wil v poh NV, Webite Cherokee § ¥ Freeman Gras = = DACIF4&4C MAIL SPEAMSHIP, GO; me The following Steamiships Will bé dispatched oa i the followi ing pamed days ; "Nov. fe2Constitution. C apt. E. S. Farnsworth Nov; 30--(ralden City, Capt. Bradbury. From Folsom Street Wharf, at 11 o’eloek, A. M eee tek punctually, FOR PANNA A. Ts Will be conveyed Pauuma ito: Asinwall by the Panama Railroad Co, and from Aspinwall to New York by) the Atlautic and Pacifie Steamship. Company, A Baggage Master_w sent each trip. "These tieabrors will ie) hy att ne TE ofelock.— Passengers are requested to have, their » ier age on board before 10 0’cloek. Het Cabin passe ug ers reese Sprop OLIVER BEDRIDGE, Agent Pacific Mail tte ip C Jompany. Cor. Saerar »Leidesdorff sts, > AR DY Clente Tobacco and » Fancy. God L. PHILIPS; ON BROAD STREBT) @ext deor to the Post Office 1 Has a large) 5 stock of Havana Cigars, “Of ‘every brand,N (f AR ee Lee Ie ae b,Snekng. nd teution, of Smokers and Chewers. He has also, Pipes of every viriety, from a’ com_+mon ¢lay tod splendid Meersehaum: Also on hand a splendid stock of Toys, Fancy Goods and Nick Naxs of every kind, together with a fine stock of CUTLERY. The proprietor.of ibis estnblighme nt_is bonnd to retain is goott firkeeping splendid gouds aud. selling theiu lotto thao anybody else in this vity, Call wud examipe the goods, at the old stand, next door to the Post Oftiee “nit Fontine Gold . and Silver Mining COMPANY. Ton Mines Located in Excelsior BY’ oupte county *‘tefGirals.” 2 Savane mark's »aa od lowing shares inthe Pouting Gold and Silver Mining Company a are delinqaent ter Assessments, duly lev tiat pata, togiethir with costs cd tis ahaa Will be sold, seeording to law. oh .: Asse'ts Now” John Gafneyy'fo) ogy’. geyo'T “T. Sulliyaa, L 2,3; 4, 5, N. MoNaniat, 2s Oa + eamorsnioe: oma Ye > BeBe Randals, © eH Guny ip Neri 2 J. Ream, li CURE 0 "Weare: ‘cahge th Notice ts hereby nun ‘thaea ‘the fe fol . jody ang payables n,U nited States Gold Geis, and i-. Physical, Debility i t9pgy,. ieart, uyierous, SS phaatal tee r tient suffers until the physical powers are. destroy a the negvous power w pista vor into an untind y emee. woe as di ders, Watt?s Nervous Antidote will eff ny a permanent cure and restore the patient to health and strength, even when apparently upon the verge of the grave, this medicine will snatch the intended meron eh aioutte? a mes e medicine’ ears is of purely vopelaiba eapeinton and will harm Ho one. Persons of sedeiitary habits or those whdge ovcupation requires extraordinary éxercise of the Uraip, will find the use of this medicine of great benefit, as, it produces activity of Me phy'picabsystem ava quiets r sale by all Druggists. . FOR'SALE”” , sep9 Sm wire ion merce Company, with all the property of said Company, E offered for sale low. f vacp red vos for se ling is beny shés penne in havin their. boi Sta. 16a, having. sufficient means to repair and resuine Ka? ie Apply at once, at the Bz spay . oe 2 ag & TULLY, to 5. DER i os By: Pennsylvania Compaby, pom & of the! Company. Good title and possession given ane '. dialely. nl@ ‘HE Credi Pennsylvania, Gempan Tt Are reqnested to to Reboot hills: this. pare f day of November to 8. Deeble, Secretary of the Co.4 at Hinds & Tully’s Bank for adjustment. nl0 8. DEPBLE, Sec, Pennsylv ania Co . FALL IMROBT ATION I CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! FOR THE 37 FALL & WINTER TRADE! H é AURE, RECEIVED,AT. Ps. BA N mM £ R? Ss Corner of Broad _ and . e Streets, oF) 4% 2o'IRR A Large and Splendid Stock of \ MEN’S CLOTHING, BO VS CLOTHING, % FURNISHING GOODS, 2 ii ti & RUBBER CLOTHING, ‘ TRUNKS AND VALIGES, Together with an endless variety of Fine and Heavy Boot, Ladies’ & Children’ s Shoes & Gaiters Of every description, . oe market and are especially adapted: for Fall and Winter Wear. And for Make, Style and Fit cannet be surpassed by any Establish ment in this State. “4 than at any other House in Nevada County. Also, a large stock of CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all sizes and colors — constantly on hand. We invite the attention of all in want of anything 1 in our line to give us a call, as our stock will be found complete in every partictilar “dnd s ‘satisfaction : quesentect. esos th . P. BANNER. Corner of Broad shape Maat Nevada, Oct. 18th. ° Notive to Gusti Pa) Quarte RAST 242 OwNKRs.: aa ee Po percent eText cet wm ir sag iis bert olen irk . ee ee AGBH INT a the nerves. Watts. Nervous Antidote is . , ‘MATS AND CAPs, . These Goods have been selected expressly for this . , Goods will be sold at Lower Rates . New SA MA E E, it is the A privilege ani rt OUR EE his patrons, through sume uiedium, when he is in receip: of a Syd GEOUS cK And more particular! y Neth « , Poutem p. md pasdaes EER RATES a2 a Axia’ ficotidtive With that 2 hl custom, J ot!ow GOLDSMIEE berraisanighien sir isinat 70s RTCA EMORY site Corner of Broad and Pine ‘Streets, . “Betects mis manner of idol nelthe ts” “7 NEW SROOK OF Falland Winter Goods, To his old partrons and desires the particular * oe tention of ALL parchasers. Call anid Bihte his steck before buying elsewhere. . .» > pete eee? e% His stock consists in ari ‘of. ‘ Drdés. Goods— "[7ihcorh as ge Beth irdoce MAR ad Mating PO Gn de-N ploy’ Gros de Rhine, baie ©* ARivbed Silk, all clors, the bea and ‘Bho « ,Evench Merinos, all colors. — ‘(Eta press ‘Cloths. é © Pie Ribbed Scotch Plaid Pupils’: et) »Erench Poplins, ., . Pre es . Poi 71 de Chevre. pHaA . De Laines, wv ool ana Paid. Colored Alpacas, — Silk warp black Alpaca—and i fact, Allkinds of Dress Goods usnally kept in a Bashionable Dry GooksStore, Calicos, French, American & Biiglish Will be sold for Les than San Francisco) ‘Wholsale PRICES t . * es oe Shestingn—aii kinds, always on ap HE ° 2000, yards of 4-4 Sheeting, best (brand, will be Bold at a bc low price, sree, . COLDsMmITH: Does not humbug the yuesae by staas every one knows that Dry Goods fave advanced, Put call at GOLDS$MITH’s, compare prices with others and you will ~~ find @ ditference of 25 ger cent. a4 Cheaper than at any other place. Household Furnishing. Goods ! Af you wayt to furnish up a House, ge to, « GOLDSMITH’S. «a» Wowmv,ill, fing . 10-4 Linen Sheetng. 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10-4 Cotton Sheetings, — Table Linen, large assortment. eling,. ns ag dl afl kinds.” . fo Bed Quilty, .) foc Ree aeh tp 5 Pillow-cases, linen, and SS one eee needed. Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Laces, Trimmings, Ribbons, Buttons, &e. sen ye oo [email protected],GOLDSMITH’s, For he always keeps the latest and best. styles— not surpassed by any establishment outside of Sap nei WOOLEN « coopDs. -Break fast Capes, Sea Foams, _ Nubias, &e. dc, atl ana to omit a tsi. Cloaks of all description, — wie short ind i Tong—latest style. ‘Shawls of every nd Anow Goods! GOLDSMITHDS Stock connot. be surpassed by any other Dry Goods House'in ‘this county—the i tne Treen Oh a Bet Velvet Bonnets, * Turban. Hats, Saratoga, Diana and Sailor Hats. If you want ‘Trimmings for @ Bonnet or, Hat, go to GOLDSMITH’S. _ And get the Prettiest und finest . Frenen i iidanais rag “and ae, on SS. Shirin $c, co présént prices. “s ms ROR dem tina: é © @OLDSMUPH wit soon Ba i in eat oa lr “ geceamemaed cw Seg ig fetegeee ting that Goods will be soid at lower rates thawever™ on Diy. Goods 5: 25 percent the right direc whe served th alouyreccived: lieve that the wiléré they © n dollars. _— but the she ’ omakethe ctia For the perfor upon such bed be selected, . a servé if the . ¢ meet their ex] Pui Fi Company, of malicious mi “Beer Jerker’ Were foutd fu tenced “y ester forty dollars promptly “aad y Fourwere co rested. Hat Losr. altitude, “and cote, wa’ unc ‘apex. of Col,.] ing:the storm was doue neal supposed that the hat it we Veutrent of air Any Saxe the « ‘prized, en,ace fact, that.it we wof » Washingt hat will be 6 -twe Son: the. firet. Wit day and duri from the? soul ‘From 6° o’elo 9 o'clock ‘yes {South Yuba ' fall of 4, 50 ‘season sets . that miners v “ble time for: county have . in getting the most of then is & blessing Bap Roat ed down nea tarday morn anvhour, ont upon which . with clay .an that:it:would The City Tr mecadamize ‘than it was fixed us soor A BEAUT! $53, was fou week. The the State ab the epiyion ; the Atlantic fornia mines anywhere y RETURNE Bailey who has arrived Territory. thie city and ‘wus a heavy to know tha his stay in] Pay You ~be the last « wpaid, witho County Coll for the purp “owing taxe ‘Coities. Pa Saye lid } wo MT AE Bi . Br Quiet rigs

ss sgymapenacnectanme. ‘ week and were received by Col. Ould. Com ee eee ee ss ‘JACK , oe en BIS TRUE ‘msToR ¥.— And pulled ont a plum y27" _ The South Carolina Legislature proposes “ gouville jailorgt under whose cruel treatment disarmed. aed, helpless goidiers, wereryitt: starved or shot, has been ‘execute » but Athose.andex,.waose 4 i and whope i went he was,are still uepunished. 1 his pusishment was just, and . thie Whe csw deny, how mueh thore ' do the fonda who planned the systematic ‘eruel w séldiers were subjected, ani “sho. used. saith instruments as Wirtz to &xecute their plans, deserve ‘to suffer for their . crimes. 9, . ee The fact has been well ‘established that th emeént> of the rebel prisvis and 3) Pirvetinses of our Union soldiers was planned in Riebmond. ‘Phat the treatment of prisoners was ‘known to Davis, Benjamin, Lee and other leading rebels, no one . can duubt. At Libby and Belle Isle; the privations and suflerings of soldiegs were Pyeltbinwiglit ef the rebel authorities, and while rebels were fenstiog upon bread sent from Northern homes, the cries of. ‘starving r reno doubt reached the earséf ‘the * pithérities. “But Benjamin says it was impossible to feed the That might answer for. short rations, did not evidence show. that the rebel army was well fed, and were atinot fortho feet that prisoners were starvéd on th» fertileand productive ‘distriéts of Georgia zat the remote prison in Tyler, Texa8, 24 well.as j at Richmond, and also that “rebel store houses were filled with provisions when onr soldiers were suffering. 1b relation to the arrival of provisions fromthe N orth for prisoners, a committee appointed to examine into the truth of statements in regard to the treatment of Union prisoners say: “Three huadred boxes arrived every missioner of Exchange, but instead of be jevenes Weéie retained, abd piled. up in warehouses near by, and in full sight of _ Shevtantalized and hangry captives” Many of these boxes coutdihed food and clothing for the starving and naked men, who, as ne testified, eagerly ate anything that came in their way to “help fill ,up.” -The intensity and variety of the-systein of abuse to which prisonera were subjected, can be explained }* upos ‘ho othér theory than that it was de signed. “The abuse was in all its forms too ~general, toe uniform, and: ‘tuo simultaneous to be otherwise than the result of a gen ‘eral arrangement, Such beiug the cuse, those under whose authority these things “were done, are a hundred. tiuses more guilty than such men as Wirtz, who were merely Sdathuments in their hands. Lee, who has been entrusted with the education of youth, migt have, bya single word, prevented jor greatly alleviated the sufferings of these -mon..They were his prisoners, and asa soldier he should have protected them. It cannot be claimed that he was ignorant of the condition of Libby and Belle Isle— Davis, who is now awaiting biel for treason, must have known of, and been instru. mental in having the plan curried out, for } ; —we aretold by one of the rebel officers that there was.n0 office 80 obscure. and ne.action so Unimportant that Davis did not uirect and control. A system se periect and so Common in all rebel prisous, ‘eould not have originated frou necessity, . The willing instrument Wirtz, bas suifered, und we hope the sword of justice will net-be sh athed until those by whom Wirtz was directed, are made to suffer for their infamous crimes. “Pre Stare Carrrot.—This editice, says the Sacramenty Union, is undergoiug a process of refitting up, under the auapices of the Secretary of State, by way of preparation for the-incoming of the members ‘of the Legislatate, The exterior hus been looked . after, so as to present a comely aspect as ‘well ab g@ard against any inélomeney OF the . weather; and the interior has been. reno‘vated throughout. The ceilings und. walls shave been. re-whitened, and the fronts of the galleries,in the Senate and Assembly chambers, together wich the doors and other appointurents, have been oak-grained andy, gilded, ‘Td -génbral effect ‘is Very guod, the’ fiew style has the advantage in of permanency. ‘The chandeliers and other fi ‘een’ butiiished up, and the building gonnrally. 18 fast being pub’* We iS atiag nat en Sie $20,000 and left about $12,000 exposed to . cétridt Of thé atfect at the tine dfthe Ab Have the children ever inquired who: was c S Lata: but as the documents were very, valuable id the Fonds invested by thieves, it was difficult to get them safely to the me ty ee ¢to-accomplish Mie ; a een ef, evised the following plan: be grdgred a wie to be made—as flué'a pie as everatmoked on a refectory ible; inside he’ pat the ducuments—the finest lininga<pie-ever had. sifee /pres were tifet: made—he~entrusted this dainty tora Jad named “Horner to carry up tecLopden, to deliver ;it safely: intorthe ee of those for whorn it was intended — Butthe journey was loug, and the day Was ‘wold, wad the boy was hungry, and the p was toimpting. and the chance of Matéetion: was sivall. So the boy broke off a piece of pie and beheld @ parchment; he: palied it forth, iniocently enoigh—wondeéring how it could have reactied there—tied up the. pas try and arfived iv town. The parcel was delivered, hut the title deeds of the Mells Abbey Estate were missing—Juck bad them in his pocket; these were the juciest plums of the pie, Great was the rage of the Commissioners, heavy the vengeance they dealt outto the monks. Jack kept his seeret, and, when pescén ble times were restored chimed therestates aad obtained: them: SMbether Mr. Horner deserves the title of “good boy” bestowed on -him by the nursery lament is more! thiw /doubtful—however tliat’s the story. Bows “Rowvery.—The What ‘Cheer o'clock on Monday morning. Thé porter had just stepped out to get a cup of coffee, Hoste Sacramento, wag robbed_at three ores Yenson do TS -PeRTED eH eAvery Tt that Seale.” Te Easters Trew he rebels have gs ; probable that there is a place on the face of the earth Sas EPRI ARN cn tem, if not spec steadied te ae Joga such Id Jack Horner 7 Hereis, phatens sae Presid assard hé wou. Whea Henry VILE Su risse CAL 4 y ms peerage teries and drove out oor old monks treme thee meena totitte tema ene abet ee ENE Se mere ~ of gegrege the su Btange; = SocraLPagTyesMeg geil homas Brock . by Abbot. pelwaod were nded t ta « commissioners. FH Abbit'o. oF Glad) Dre ee d ia) Poty ae we rpdetermined that he wilitecen them . 9% Gold Plat,on Friday fie 4 lovers of dancing, should. be on hand. , 5 ge pneral invitation is extended.: Hs iZ ge 8 bed new Theater leskba 80 badly during the-last--storm, that the Beil Ringers were -gnable’ we sees \Menday . v bight. < ; <> o “THE BELL RiNGius —The pen Ringers started for Moore’s. Flat, yesterday where they .were advertised. to -gppear at night. Country Cour, Tuesday,» Nove; 14th,— People vs Chauncey Tirrill. Senteneed to 10 days imprisonment in'the county jail. People vs Wm. Moore. ‘To be sent 'to the State Reform School for two years, Rosenberg vs his creditors.. On trial. THE Mint will he closed -for.annual settlements on December: 7th. ——— ARRIVALS AT THE, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BKOAD STRELT, NEVADA.CITY. Lanéster and. Hasey, Proprietors ) Tuespay,; November 14, 1865. i V B Post San Francs W P Morris: Eureka! BD Kellogg do —H Snow Grass Valley L M Russell Gold FJa LaF Néwherry do ATP Sa D Hostrop Moores F O D Steno JN) SueKs Grass VAOW MMSE Retithin’ Hi P Balch Nevada W M Radcliff Soggsv when Writ was. knocked dowy and the sife fobbed. “Tf thouglif the robbers gave the clérk some megey to place in the safe, and struck him, with, a slung-shot after the safe had been unlocked. The robbers took view. The watchman was standing on the bery. W. Baker, the elerk, is dangerously injutéd, and lias net spoken sinee he was struck. “Seventeen States have voted for the aunendment to the Constitution abolishing slavery, » Big? Rhode Island; Hiiavis, Michi, gun, Massachusetts, Ohio, Missouri, Maine, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Nevada, Manaeota, Kansas, New York, Corinecticut, Louisiana, Arkansas and ‘Tennessee. » East Nations, Bask»—The fitst:Na. tional Bank organized on. this coast—at Austin, Nevada—appears to have been statt. ed out with a lively business. Its receipts of silver bullion on ithe day it opened amounted to 24,100 ounces, A Frescu Notion —An almanac fer imbeciles, for 1866, has Just been published in Pr aris. Gen. Kilpatrick has been saaesia Ninister to Chile, Tue Paris journals minounce that the ‘French army will be withdrawn from Mexico by inétulmenuts wand . that by, August. of next year thewhole force: will shave returned to France. Tue, Placerville Mirror says some of. its cotemporaries must de-business on a cash *busis, as they verter give “credit.”Tue Idaho Statesttiat, in priuting the name of the editor of a cotemporidry sheet, does it thus—patinaloneLeer. Maury, recently paturalized as. a Mexienn citizen, has, by a decree dated fhe 19:h of September,” been appointed an honorary Councillor of State. Tue tebel G Geueral Jeff, T 5 says, that the only persons in the South who wish to dif nity ‘nore fidhtingtre those Who uid’ ot do. any when they had a chanee. Tue Chartestia (80D Gourier is urging the, people of that State to sehd: north and jnduce gorthern emigrition, asa aR ~ Alec meee ngtens.The Evterptize says Sunday two. large Joads.of hides, each drawn by eight Virginia City, on age is Caivtee the edhbetienah teamaen TOK Ti . snteratbee letye :maid fon -thyn party a Se “ye Mau. Lost. —A dispatéliraédivéa® trun . MftsiMeCpurtney Ba HF Batter Gold HUT Mast MeCourtney do J Dedge Grass Valle R Wide Unidiville “A Sheliinburger Bl T RP. Barnett do, 4& Boomhower Wil v poh NV, Webite Cherokee § ¥ Freeman Gras = = DACIF4&4C MAIL SPEAMSHIP, GO; me The following Steamiships Will bé dispatched oa i the followi ing pamed days ; "Nov. fe2Constitution. C apt. E. S. Farnsworth Nov; 30--(ralden City, Capt. Bradbury. From Folsom Street Wharf, at 11 o’eloek, A. M eee tek punctually, FOR PANNA A. Ts Will be conveyed Pauuma ito: Asinwall by the Panama Railroad Co, and from Aspinwall to New York by) the Atlautic and Pacifie Steamship. Company, A Baggage Master_w sent each trip. "These tieabrors will ie) hy att ne TE ofelock.— Passengers are requested to have, their » ier age on board before 10 0’cloek. Het Cabin passe ug ers reese Sprop OLIVER BEDRIDGE, Agent Pacific Mail tte ip C Jompany. Cor. Saerar »Leidesdorff sts, > AR DY Clente Tobacco and » Fancy. God L. PHILIPS; ON BROAD STREBT) @ext deor to the Post Office 1 Has a large) 5 stock of Havana Cigars, “Of ‘every brand,N (f AR ee Lee Ie ae b,Snekng. nd teution, of Smokers and Chewers. He has also, Pipes of every viriety, from a’ com_+mon ¢lay tod splendid Meersehaum: Also on hand a splendid stock of Toys, Fancy Goods and Nick Naxs of every kind, together with a fine stock of CUTLERY. The proprietor.of ibis estnblighme nt_is bonnd to retain is goott firkeeping splendid gouds aud. selling theiu lotto thao anybody else in this vity, Call wud examipe the goods, at the old stand, next door to the Post Oftiee “nit Fontine Gold . and Silver Mining COMPANY.. Ton Mines Located in Excelsior BY’ oupte county *‘tefGirals.” 2 Savane mark's »aa od lowing shares inthe Pouting Gold and Silver Mining Company a are delinqaent ter Assessments, duly lev tiat pata, togiethir with costs cd tis ahaa Will be sold, seeording to law.. oh .: Asse'ts Now” John Gafneyy'fo) ogy’. geyo'T “T. Sulliyaa, L 2,3; 4, 5, N. 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+ eamorsnioe: oma Ye > BeBe Randals, © eH Guny ip Neri 2 J. Ream, li CURE 0 "Weare: ‘cahge th Notice ts hereby nun ‘thaea ‘the fe fol . jody ang payables n,U nited States Gold Geis, and i-. Physical, Debility i t9pgy,. ieart, uyierous, SS phaatal tee r tient suffers until the physical powers are. destroy a the negvous power w pista vor into an untind y emee. woe as di ders, Watt?s Nervous Antidote will eff ny a permanent cure and restore the patient to health and strength, even when apparently upon the verge of the grave, this medicine will snatch the intended meron eh aioutte? a mes e medicine’ ears is of purely vopelaiba eapeinton and will harm Ho one. Persons of sedeiitary habits or those whdge ovcupation requires extraordinary éxercise of the Uraip, will find the use of this medicine of great benefit, as, it produces activity of Me phy'picabsystem ava quiets r sale by all Druggists. . FOR'SALE”” , sep9 Sm wire ion merce Company, with all the property of said Company, E offered for sale low. f vacp red vos for se ling is beny shés penne in havin their. boi Sta. 16a, having. sufficient means to repair and resuine Ka? ie Apply at once, at the Bz spay . oe 2 ag & TULLY, to 5. DER i os By: Pennsylvania Compaby, pom & of the! Company. Good title and possession given ane '. dialely. nl@ ‘HE Credi Pennsylvania, Gempan Tt Are reqnested to to Reboot hills: this. pare f day of November to 8. Deeble, Secretary of the Co.4 at Hinds & Tully’s Bank for adjustment. nl0 8. DEPBLE, Sec, Pennsylv ania Co . FALL IMROBT ATION I CLOTHING ! CLOTHING ! FOR THE 37 FALL & WINTER TRADE! H é AURE, RECEIVED,AT. Ps. BA N mM £ R? Ss Corner of Broad _ and . e Streets, oF) 4% 2o'IRR A Large and Splendid Stock of \ MEN’S CLOTHING, BO VS CLOTHING, % FURNISHING GOODS, 2 ii ti & RUBBER CLOTHING, ‘ TRUNKS AND VALIGES, Together with an endless variety of Fine and Heavy Boot, Ladies’ & Children’ s Shoes & Gaiters Of every description, . oe market and are especially adapted: for Fall and Winter Wear. And for Make, Style and Fit cannet be surpassed by any Establish ment in this State. “4 than at any other House in Nevada County. Also, a large stock of CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all sizes and colors — constantly on hand. We invite the attention of all in want of anything 1 in our line to give us a call, as our stock will be found complete in every partictilar “dnd s ‘satisfaction : quesentect. esos th . P. BANNER. Corner of Broad shape Maat Nevada, Oct. 18th. ° Notive to Gusti Pa) Quarte RAST 242 OwNKRs.: aa ee Po percent eText cet wm ir sag iis bert olen irk . ee ee AGBH INT a the nerves. Watts. Nervous Antidote is . , ‘MATS AND CAPs, . These Goods have been selected expressly for this . , Goods will be sold at Lower Rates . New SA MA E E, it is the A privilege ani rt OUR EE his patrons, through sume uiedium, when he is in receip: of a Syd GEOUS cK And more particular! y Neth « , Poutem p. md pasdaes EER RATES a2 a Axia’ ficotidtive With that 2 hl custom, J ot!ow GOLDSMIEE berraisanighien sir isinat 70s RTCA EMORY site Corner of Broad and Pine ‘Streets, . “Betects mis manner of idol nelthe ts” “7 NEW SROOK OF Falland Winter Goods, To his old partrons and desires the particular * oe tention of ALL parchasers. Call anid Bihte his steck before buying elsewhere. . .» > pete eee? e% His stock consists in ari ‘of. ‘ Drdés. Goods— "[7ihcorh as ge Beth irdoce MAR ad Mating PO Gn de-N ploy’ Gros de Rhine, baie ©* ARivbed Silk, all clors, the bea and ‘Bho « ,Evench Merinos, all colors. — ‘(Eta press ‘Cloths. é © Pie Ribbed Scotch Plaid Pupils’: et) »Erench Poplins, ., . Pre es . Poi 71 de Chevre. pHaA . De Laines, wv ool ana Paid. Colored Alpacas, — Silk warp black Alpaca—and i fact, Allkinds of Dress Goods usnally kept in a Bashionable Dry GooksStore, Calicos, French, American & Biiglish Will be sold for Les than San Francisco) ‘Wholsale PRICES t . * es oe Shestingn—aii kinds, always on ap HE ° 2000, yards of 4-4 Sheeting, best (brand, will be Bold at a bc low price, sree, . COLDsMmITH: Does not humbug the yuesae by staas every one knows that Dry Goods fave advanced, Put call at GOLDS$MITH’s, compare prices with others and you will ~~ find @ ditference of 25 ger cent. a4 Cheaper than at any other place. Household Furnishing. Goods ! Af you wayt to furnish up a House, ge to, « GOLDSMITH’S. «a» Wowmv,ill, fing . 10-4 Linen Sheetng. 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10-4 Cotton Sheetings, — Table Linen, large assortment. eling,. ns ag dl afl kinds..” . fo Bed Quilty, .) foc Ree aeh tp 5 Pillow-cases, linen, and SS one eee needed. Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Laces, Trimmings, Ribbons, Buttons, &e. sen ye oo [email protected],GOLDSMITH’s, For he always keeps the latest and best. styles— not surpassed by any establishment outside of Sap nei WOOLEN « coopDs. -Break fast Capes, Sea Foams, _ Nubias, &e. dc, atl ana to omit a tsi. Cloaks of all description, — wie short ind i Tong—latest style. ‘Shawls of every nd Anow Goods! GOLDSMITHDS Stock connot. be surpassed by any other Dry Goods House'in ‘this county—the i tne Treen Oh a Bet Velvet Bonnets, * Turban. Hats, Saratoga, Diana and Sailor Hats. If you want ‘Trimmings for @ Bonnet or, Hat, go to GOLDSMITH’S. _ And get the Prettiest und finest . Frenen i iidanais rag “and ae, on SS. Shirin $c, co présént prices. “s ms ROR dem tina: é © @OLDSMUPH wit soon Ba i in eat oa lr “ geceamemaed cw Seg ig fetegeee ting that Goods will be soid at lower rates thawever™ on Diy. Goods 5: 25 percent the right direc whe served th alouyreccived: lieve that the wiléré they © n dollars. _— but the she ’ omakethe ctia For the perfor upon such bed be selected, . a servé if the . ¢ meet their ex] Pui Fi Company, of malicious mi “Beer Jerker’ Were foutd fu tenced “y ester forty dollars promptly “aad y Fourwere co rested. Hat Losr. altitude, “and cote, wa’ unc ‘apex. of Col,.] ing:the storm was doue neal supposed that the hat it we Veutrent of air Any Saxe the « ‘prized, en,ace fact, that.it we wof » Washingt hat will be 6 -twe Son: the. firet. Wit day and duri from the? soul ‘From 6° o’elo 9 o'clock ‘yes {South Yuba ' fall of 4, 50 ‘season sets . that miners v “ble time for: county have . in getting the most of then is & blessing Bap Roat ed down nea tarday morn anvhour, ont upon which . with clay .an that:it:would The City Tr mecadamize ‘than it was fixed us soor A BEAUT! $53, was fou week. The the State ab the epiyion ; the Atlantic fornia mines anywhere y RETURNE Bailey who has arrived Territory. thie city and ‘wus a heavy to know tha his stay in] Pay You ~be the last « wpaid, witho County Coll for the purp “owing taxe ‘Coities. Pa Saye lid } wo MT AE Bi . Br Quiet rigs