November 15, 1868 (4 pages)

rama a ‘THE Press. aNpD Po.rrics.—The editor of the National after dipping his pen in the “gaul of. bitterness,” slashes away at, Union press, and particularly the Sacramento Union, chatging sible for the defeat of the Democracy in this State, . Thig,all may be se, but, it is useless for, the National to. advisé Demecrata to.reject the Union and take the Reporter, the, Vanguard, or the _ Keaminer, Even Democrats must have news, and on this account they find the Union a necessity. By theif é6wn paX pers they have been grossly misled, and stak money on EAP sctssnents made By them in regard to the election, all through'thétampaigh. The Reporter haw"not'te'thid day received the returns from ate, and. Democrats are comi to. go toweliable sources for information, and therefore take the Union papers. .We.are glad, however, that the Democracy, nnder the lead of the Nationdé-te inning to acknowledge the power of the press; but we think too much credit is given for.its. influ~ ence upon that party, which is not, to. any very great ast, composed of the @eis) Take Grass Valley for instance. We can name 4 Single ‘ihdividual of thagteww who is now a Demogratwhoeonld, if he joined the Republicans, make it as.strong a Republican precingras it now is Democratic. The Republican party has no element that rg hed ded by individuals: Seward, Jolingort ahd’ others ‘hhaye tried it but all havé ‘failed—and those Democraté*Whd ard’ ht Controlled by leaders, and led by them, “ blindly, have, no doubt, been to a great extent, influenced by the diseiission’ of issues fn the public press. We advise Deinoctate to take ott Wiics papers; and see the widtite'of the principles: advocated by them, ; "bat,we #ék ‘No man of any party to Indorde. anything which is not sustained by good reason; and, more than all; wé Wepretate thé’ existence of un element. which is satisfied to be blindly Pam reported filibustering movement against the régular government of Cu“appears tobe gathering force, The pt sguisah dak party are favoring the midVetient. Our Government is invéstigating the inatter, but as yet no arresta have been made. The conspira+ tore nam ber six thousand, have several milligns'of money at théir command, besides ships of war. Their headquarters are'New York, Boston and New OrTary Want To.The latest news from, Rome states that at a meeting of Bishops'and Cardinals’in that city, a proposition: was discussed to set aside the restriction of celibacy of the clergy ahd ‘allow ‘them ‘to matry, What is more astonishing still, this proposition was favorably received by the majority. This is @ genaible idea,and ‘we hope,and ao do the clergy, that the disability will be retioved by a bull from the Pope. Tau State of Kansas is decidedly Republican, Its Assembly is composed of 82'Republicans and but 6 Democrats, _ the Senate of 24 Republicans and 1 THE teeth of the mastodon recently exhamed near Fairmount, Ill. are six in@ies Jong, three and a half inches wide, about five deep, und weigh 12 “Pitw youthful pastor of the Kenosha, Wis., Baptist Church could not induce any painter to hazzard his life by painting the spire of the Chureh, so he adjusted a rope to himself and the spire and did the work himself. THERE is a lady in Boston who has not’ washed her face for 15 years. She thinks water injurious to the skin, and uses fine Indian meal in its place. THE young ladies of Cork have sent, in advance to George Francis ‘Train a green sash and cap, intended te form part of his costume, after the style of O'Connell in the British Parliament. \ writer. ‘since September, 1867, who employs trolled the editorial department of the large list of subscribers was sent down ai the campaign the canis ) , has rec@ived his conge=— “, Parsons is now the principal We have noticed the foregoing para— graph in several interior papers. Mr. Wuite never had the editorial manage-~ ment of the Times. He was employed for.a short time upon the staff, and teased Tis Connection therewith several cays before the campaign closed: The editorial management ot the Z7imes has been in the hands*of but one person such writers as reflect his views upéa the different subjects committed to them. The information is entirely unnecessary to those who know Waiteand have been readers of the Times. Waite is one of the ablest and most vigorous writers-in the State, and if he had conTimes it would have been a live paper. Fora few days after he went there considerable life was manifested in the paper, but it was soon squelehed out and the paper relapsed into its old wishey-washey, slushey style: Quitea froin this city, but the papers were, after a few weeks left in the Post. Office or thrown aside unopened. No one believed that Waite had anything to do with the paper, but the universal opinion was that some nnqualified bore had the control of the concern. If the proprietors of the Times expect. to make it a leading Union paper a complete revolution in its management is necessary. We don’t: think «any: subseriptions ‘will be renewed in this: locality if the present managenient is continued, CoMBUSTIBLE -Rock.—Five wiles from Green river, on the line of the Union Pacific Railroad, a rock has been on fire. ina large cut, When it became first ignited:the. laborers endeavored to extinguish it by throwing water on it, but-in vain. They then tried to smother it with earth, and failed.— It is thought.to be sandstone saturated with petroleum. INTELLECTUAL AMUSEMENT.—We learn from the Grass Valley Union that the inbabitapts of that burg amuse themselves principally by playing seven up for drinks. . A. FRIEND, of ourg suggests that the name of Oakland the site of our State University—G. B. McL. President—be immediately changed to‘Chickahominy.’ INSTEAD of the usual ‘increase, the valuation returns of Illinois this year show a decline of aboat eight per cent. Forty-four counties have gained, and fifty have lost. In New York stock theatres, the business manager gets $5,000 a year; the stage manager $60.a week; the leading man $75.a week ; the leading woman the same; the soubrettes $50, and so on down to the ballet girls,who display themselves for $8 or $19 a week. —_———_—~--— AT the. coming election in England, about 1,000 women will vote, and 5,000 who are denied that privilege have appealed to the Court, and one of the Most eminent lawyers in the empire, has been retaine/ in their behalf. PRINCE Charles of Roumania has become fairly tired out with the dissensions amoug his ‘people and wants to abdicate, but the: King of Prussia has persuaded him not to do go. THE semi-centennial anniversary of the introduction of Odd Fellowship into the United States is to be celebrated in Philadelphia, on the 26th of April next. A QUANTITY of laces and diamonds was recently discovered in the chignon of a suspected French servant girl in New York, THE vintage of 1868in France is estimated at 1,320,000,000 gallons, giving 33-gallons for every map, woman and child in-France. ee a Beronk Admiral Farragut left the Grecian shores, he sent to the Cretan Relief Committee 800 francs, and the officers of the Franklin not only contributed 500. francs, but sent ‘a large ‘SOME of the Russians now attribute ie gh ble fires'in cou! ive hee of the for tli@ op siv@acts of the Rugian goverme Executors’ Sate ~ XECUTORS’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE. E Notice is hereby giver that impurevance of the Order of the:Probete Couft of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the 14th day of hs me 1868, in the niatter of the estate of Charles Schardin, deces‘d the undersigned, executors of said estate, will, subtoconfirn by said Probate Court,seli at private sale to the person making the higheet offer therefor, in one’ parce), ou the 2d DAY OF DECEMBER, 1868, at the Bankiug House of said executors, in North Sun Juan, in said county, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said testator at the time of his death, and a/} the right, title and interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or.in addition to that of the said testater at the time of his de«th, of in and to. all that lot or parcel of land to wit: The undivided one-thirtieth {1-30} part of that certain lov of mining claims known as the. Kansas claims [0 called] with the improvements, situate, lyiug and btingon Empire Flat,. near French Corral, in Bridgeport townehip, Nevada county. State of California. Ajj offers must be made in writing and left with said executors prior to the day of sale. ‘Terms of the sale cagh in OU. 5. Gold Coin, on confirmation of sale by the Probate Court. Deed at the expense of the purchaeér, SIMON FURTH, DANIEL FURTH, Executors of the estate’of Charles Schardin, deceased. Nevada City, Nov. 14th, 1368. Williams & Johnson, Attys for the Estate, OYSTERS! OYSTERS! JULIUS DREYFUSS, United States Bakery, ' PINE STREET, NEVADA, 18 PREPARED TO SERVE QYr axen ONSTERS, In every style, and at all hours, at his Bakeryt@” Pickled Pig’s Feet, Sheep's Tongues, and Clam Chowder terved to customers, . FRESH OYSTERS received Cray ser ; y ‘ 4 e place is fitted up for the accommoda tion of ladies and gentlemen. nl4 , Young Men's Social Club. MEBTING “€ the Young Men’s ‘Social Clab. will be-held.at: the office of: Wells, Fargo & Co:,0n Saturday Kve’g, Nov. 14th, at nine o'cleck, for the election of officers for the ensuing year, and to transact other business. .= <~ A, W. LESTER, Presidént. ” H. H. HASKINS, secretary. nolu—td tz LOOK OUT FOR FIRES !.€2, K. F. SPENCKH, Ins@rance Agen,t. “THEATRE NOTICE. OTICE is hereby given that a meeting o the Stockholders of the Nevada Theatre Company, for the election ofofficers and other business of importance will be held on ThursGai jhe 19th day of November, 186s, at 3 o’cl'k 'P. M. at the Company's bailding, on Broad street, Nevada city. yr ae . 027 JAMES MONRO, Sec’y. FRANK H. FISHER, . MACHINIST, At Stiles? MII1, near the Suspension Bridge. AX KINDS OF .MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER. REPAIRING done prompt) Agent for Warren & Whitney, Nashua, N.Ek manufacttrers.of Machinists Tvols and Mach uery. jan4 DOCTOR H. TILING, PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR. Graduate of the University at Dorpat. Office—Masoni¢ Building. Residence —139 Broad St.-Nevada city, Ca. DISSULUTI0ON, Noa is hereby given that the co-partpership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name and style of Victor Chevalier & Vo. is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Chevalier retiring from thetirm. Alldebts and accounts due the late firm must be paid to Martin Wetzel who.alone has power to collect and receipt for the same. Demands due from the late firm should be pre sented to Mr. Wetzel for payment, i MARTIN WETZ VICTOR CHEVALIER. October 18th, 1868, J. P. WEBB, M. D., And Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. “OFFICE—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, op: . eite the National Exchange Hotel MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —ann— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co, Nevada City. WM. H. KISTLE, Proprietor. MEALS furnished at all hours for 25 cents. Lodging 25 cts. THE BAR alwayse pplied with v8 the best LIQUORS ANDCIGARS. ‘ou want a good equare meal or a good drink go to KISTLE'S: : pts a hn Moc Seibert’s Native Wines and Wine COGNAC. JULIUS DREYFUs, S AGENT FOR SEIBERT’S WINES, a has the following brands ; = ZINFINDAL, SAUTURNE, HAMBURG, CHARSELAS, CATAWBA, Also, a fine article of WINE COGNAC. These Wines and Brandy were made in the year 1865. For sale by the Bottle, Case or Gallon, at th U. 8, BAKERY, Pine “eet. quantity of clothing, Nevada, June 7th, Qe GRAND JUBILEE ! The People Rejoice and they have cause for Rejoicing ! The Pioneer Clothing Dealers, ae NEVADA CITY, H+" “EOTJEST RECEIVED gf THE Largest : Most Fashionable, Most Elegant, .Richest, Best, and the CHEAPEST Stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, RUBBER COATS AND. BOOTS, TRUNKS, &e. . Ever brought to Nevada City! BEAR IN MIND ! We are determined to Sell these ‘Goods Cheaper than they can be purchased any where else in the State! COMB AND. SEE. THEM ! Before you buy.eleewhere! S. HAAS & CO. Cor: Pine & Commercial Sts. Nevada Nav, 12th. NEVADA COUNTY 5 i CURED BACON, AND HAMS. FRESH LARD. CASHIN & KENT, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS, ARE PREPARED TO SUPLis the Market with Pi HAMS AND.-BACON, AT THE PACKING HOUSE, AND WARRANT THEM SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THE STATE. eS LARD si PUT UP IN CANS, CONVENIENT FOR TRANSPORTATION AND WARRANTED FRESH AND SWEET. CASHIN & KENT, ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUPPLY RE. TAIL DEALERS WITH CATTLE, Ho6s, SHEEP, ALIVE OR SLAUGHTERED, in any part of the County, on the most reasonable terms. SLAUGHTER HOUSR, near Nevada city on the Grass Valley Turnpike. ie PORK PACKING ESTABLISHMENT, on Grass Valiey road, near Maltman’s Sulphuret Worke, Orders addressed to CASHIN & KENT’. Nevada City, will be promptly attended to, LAKE & JOSSELYN, AKE & JOSSELYM) ia Wholesale & Retail ¢— DRY GOODS MERCHANTS, 709 Wstepomary Street, SAN FRANCISCO. —— ARTiES IN THE COUNT®Y can have their orders tified for Any amount Jrom 4 cents apwardand gueds will be lorwardes ou receipt of cash.or v. UV, D. aud, they wilh save -25 to 60 per cént from Cost of ariicie> In the country by sending their orders direct w LAKE & JOSSELYN; ‘LAKE & JOSSELYN, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES, CLOTHING, . FURNISHING GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPSj &ec. &e&. Ke. 709 Montgomery : Street, San Francisco. ¥ LAKE & JOSSELYN, LAKE& JOSSELYN, A RE SOLE AGENTS, FOR CLARKS 62 INDELLIBLE PaNCinas, tor MARKING LInEN, aud for the “SUN PEARLE” _ FOR LADIES TOILET—the finest thiig for the complexion ever uséd—soltening and beautifying the skin and in no way injurious. Ke willeffectually remove Freckies and Pimples, LAKE & JOSSELYN. LAKE & JOSSELYN. San Francisco, Nov, 12th, GEO. W. KIDD. 3. W. BENDS. RW. TULLE GEORGE W. KIDD & CO, BROAD STREET. ..NEVADA ¢:TY. Or AND AFTER THIS DATE, we propose to encourage the Mining Interest of Nevada County.by paying the Mint Valuation tor all Bullion or Goid Dust Offered. us-—lees, the charges at the Mint and Express.charges tur transportation, Also propose to Loan Money on Good Secarity ata Low Kate of Interest. A Highest price paid for state and County Securities, : ; Buy and Sell Legal Tenders at ema}! margin for profit. j Sight Drafts on San Francisco, Sacramento, Stockéon, San Jose and Virginia City. ; Exchange forsale on New York, London and Dubin, Ireland. _ Receive Deposits, make collectione and transact a general Banking business. Gold and Orew every deseriptiom melted, refined and assayed. Agents for the London and Liverpool \end Globe insurance Co. r Correspondents— The Bank of California, San Francisco ; ». O. Mills & Co, Sacramento city ; ‘the Bank of Stockton, Steckton ; The Bank of San Jose, San dose: Agemcy Bank of California, Virginia City> ~~~ n7 ONE HOUR’S TIME! From the Arrival of the Cars to the departure of the Boat for San Francisco, FOR THE NEVADANS TO CALL ON ALEX I. ZEKIND, Sacramento And supply themselves with FINE HAVANA CIGARS, At Bremer & Brother, K STREET, Near FRONT, Opposite RAIL. ROAD HOTEL. » Sacmmento, Oct. 10th. ELECTION NOTICE. Nore is hereby given to the Siyises Electors of BEAR RIVER SCHOOL DI8fae RAD AO Say aa : ‘H DA NOV i. A. 1568, at which will be submitted the question of voting a Tax to maintain a Free School and build a Schoo] House. It will be neceseary to raise for this purpose the sum of $500 and the rate of taxation neceseary to be levied will be seventy-five cents on each one hundred dollars of taxable property in the District The Polls will be opened at D. M. Peyer's between the hours of 2 and 6 o'clock, P, D. M. BARKER, J. W, DeGOLIA. JOHN THORP. District School Truetees. Buena Vista, Nov. 9th, 1868, Dissolution of Co-partnership. [EE FIRM oF . CLINE & NOVITSKY, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, B, Cline retiring. ‘The business will be continued under the firm name of NOVITSKY & SON. All those indebted to the old firm are requested to come forward and settle immediately. Nevada, Nov. 12, 186g. NOVITSKY & SON. Nevada, Noy. 7th. ; Ps BANKERS; ” ; ee a ek i Mae

rama a ‘THE Press. aNpD Po.rrics.—The editor of the National after dipping his pen in the “gaul of. bitterness,” slashes away at, Union press, and particularly the Sacramento Union, chatging sible for the defeat of the Democracy in this State, . Thig,all may be se, but, it is useless for, the National to. advisé Demecrata to.reject the Union and take the Reporter, the, Vanguard, or the _ Keaminer, Even Democrats must have news, and on this account they find the Union a necessity. By theif é6wn paX pers they have been grossly misled, and stak money on EAP sctssnents made By them in regard to the election, all through'thétampaigh. The Reporter haw"not'te'thid day received the returns from ate, and. Democrats are comi to. go toweliable sources for information, and therefore take the Union papers. .We.are glad, however, that the Democracy, nnder the lead of the Nationdé-te inning to acknowledge the power of the press; but we think too much credit is given for.its. influ~ ence upon that party, which is not, to. any very great ast, composed of the @eis) Take Grass Valley for instance. We can name 4 Single ‘ihdividual of thagteww who is now a Demogratwhoeonld, if he joined the Republicans, make it as.strong a Republican precingras it now is Democratic. The Republican party has no element that rg hed ded by individuals: Seward, Jolingort ahd’ others ‘hhaye tried it but all havé ‘failed—and those Democraté*Whd ard’ ht Controlled by leaders, and led by them, “ blindly, have, no doubt, been to a great extent, influenced by the diseiission’ of issues fn the public press.. We advise Deinoctate to take ott Wiics papers; and see the widtite'of the principles: advocated by them, ; "bat,we #ék ‘No man of any party to Indorde. anything which is not sustained by good reason; and, more than all; wé Wepretate thé’ existence of un element. which is satisfied to be blindly Pam reported filibustering movement against the régular government of Cu“appears tobe gathering force, The pt sguisah dak party are favoring the midVetient. Our Government is invéstigating the inatter, but as yet no arresta have been made. The conspira+ tore nam ber six thousand, have several milligns'of money at théir command, besides ships of war. Their headquarters are'New York, Boston and New OrTary Want To.The latest news from, Rome states that at a meeting of Bishops'and Cardinals’in that city, a proposition: was discussed to set aside the restriction of celibacy of the clergy ahd ‘allow ‘them ‘to matry, What is more astonishing still, this proposition was favorably received by the majority. This is @ genaible idea,and ‘we hope,and ao do the clergy, that the disability will be retioved by a bull from the Pope. Tau State of Kansas is decidedly Republican, Its Assembly is composed of 82'Republicans and but 6 Democrats, _ the Senate of 24 Republicans and 1 THE teeth of the mastodon recently exhamed near Fairmount, Ill. are six in@ies Jong, three and a half inches wide, about five deep, und weigh 12 “Pitw youthful pastor of the Kenosha, Wis., Baptist Church could not induce any painter to hazzard his life by painting the spire of the Chureh, so he adjusted a rope to himself and the spire and did the work himself. THERE is a lady in Boston who has not’ washed her face for 15 years. She thinks water injurious to the skin, and uses fine Indian meal in its place. THE young ladies of Cork have sent, in advance to George Francis ‘Train a green sash and cap, intended te form part of his costume, after the style of O'Connell in the British Parliament. \ writer. ‘since September, 1867, who employs trolled the editorial department of the large list of subscribers was sent down ai the campaign the canis ) , has rec@ived his conge=— “, Parsons is now the principal We have noticed the foregoing para— graph in several interior papers. Mr. Wuite never had the editorial manage-~ ment of the Times. He was employed for.a short time upon the staff, and teased Tis Connection therewith several cays before the campaign closed: The editorial management ot the Z7imes has been in the hands*of but one person such writers as reflect his views upéa the different subjects committed to them. The information is entirely unnecessary to those who know Waiteand have been readers of the Times. Waite is one of the ablest and most vigorous writers-in the State, and if he had conTimes it would have been a live paper. Fora few days after he went there considerable life was manifested in the paper, but it was soon squelehed out and the paper relapsed into its old wishey-washey, slushey style: Quitea froin this city, but the papers were, after a few weeks left in the Post. Office or thrown aside unopened. No one believed that Waite had anything to do with the paper, but the universal opinion was that some nnqualified bore had the control of the concern. If the proprietors of the Times expect. to make it a leading Union paper a complete revolution in its management is necessary. We don’t: think «any: subseriptions ‘will be renewed in this: locality if the present managenient is continued, CoMBUSTIBLE -Rock.—Five wiles from Green river, on the line of the Union Pacific Railroad, a rock has been on fire. ina large cut, When it became first ignited:the. laborers endeavored to extinguish it by throwing water on it, but-in vain. They then tried to smother it with earth, and failed.— It is thought.to be sandstone saturated with petroleum. INTELLECTUAL AMUSEMENT.—We learn from the Grass Valley Union that the inbabitapts of that burg amuse themselves principally by playing seven up for drinks. . A. FRIEND, of ourg suggests that the name of Oakland the site of our State University—G. B. McL. President—be immediately changed to‘Chickahominy.’ INSTEAD of the usual ‘increase, the valuation returns of Illinois this year show a decline of aboat eight per cent. Forty-four counties have gained, and fifty have lost. In New York stock theatres, the business manager gets $5,000 a year; the stage manager $60.a week; the leading man $75.a week ; the leading woman the same; the soubrettes $50, and so on down to the ballet girls,who display themselves for $8 or $19 a week. —_———_—~--— AT the. coming election in England, about 1,000 women will vote, and 5,000 who are denied that privilege have appealed to the Court, and one of the Most eminent lawyers in the empire, has been retaine/ in their behalf. PRINCE Charles of Roumania has become fairly tired out with the dissensions amoug his ‘people and wants to abdicate, but the: King of Prussia has persuaded him not to do go. THE semi-centennial anniversary of the introduction of Odd Fellowship into the United States is to be celebrated in Philadelphia, on the 26th of April next. A QUANTITY of laces and diamonds was recently discovered in the chignon of a suspected French servant girl in New York, THE vintage of 1868in France is estimated at 1,320,000,000 gallons, giving 33-gallons for every map, woman and child in-France. ee a Beronk Admiral Farragut left the Grecian shores, he sent to the Cretan Relief Committee 800 francs, and the officers of the Franklin not only contributed 500. francs, but sent ‘a large ‘SOME of the Russians now attribute ie gh ble fires'in cou! ive hee of the for tli@ op siv@acts of the Rugian goverme Executors’ Sate ~ XECUTORS’ SALE OF REAL ESTATE. E Notice is hereby giver that impurevance of the Order of the:Probete Couft of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the 14th day of hs me 1868, in the niatter of the estate of Charles Schardin, deces‘d the undersigned, executors of said estate, will, subtoconfirn by said Probate Court,seli at private sale to the person making the higheet offer therefor, in one’ parce), ou the 2d DAY OF DECEMBER, 1868, at the Bankiug House of said executors, in North Sun Juan, in said county, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said testator at the time of his death, and a/} the right, title and interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired, other than or.in addition to that of the said testater at the time of his de«th, of in and to. all that lot or parcel of land to wit: The undivided one-thirtieth {1-30} part of that certain lov of mining claims known as the. Kansas claims [0 called] with the improvements, situate, lyiug and btingon Empire Flat,. near French Corral, in Bridgeport townehip, Nevada county. State of California. Ajj offers must be made in writing and left with said executors prior to the day of sale. ‘Terms of the sale cagh in OU. 5. Gold Coin, on confirmation of sale by the Probate Court. Deed at the expense of the purchaeér, SIMON FURTH, DANIEL FURTH, Executors of the estate’of Charles Schardin, deceased. Nevada City, Nov. 14th, 1368. Williams & Johnson, Attys for the Estate, OYSTERS! OYSTERS! JULIUS DREYFUSS, United States Bakery, ' PINE STREET, NEVADA, 18 PREPARED TO SERVE QYr axen ONSTERS, In every style, and at all hours, at his Bakeryt@” Pickled Pig’s Feet, Sheep's Tongues, and Clam Chowder terved to customers, . FRESH OYSTERS received Cray ser ; y ‘ 4 e place is fitted up for the accommoda tion of ladies and gentlemen. nl4 , Young Men's Social Club. MEBTING “€ the Young Men’s ‘Social Clab. will be-held.at: the office of: Wells, Fargo & Co:,0n Saturday Kve’g, Nov. 14th, at nine o'cleck, for the election of officers for the ensuing year, and to transact other business. .= <~ A, W. LESTER, Presidént. ” H. H. HASKINS, secretary. nolu—td tz LOOK OUT FOR FIRES !.€2, K. F. SPENCKH, Ins@rance Agen,t. “THEATRE NOTICE. OTICE is hereby given that a meeting o the Stockholders of the Nevada Theatre Company, for the election ofofficers and other business of importance will be held on ThursGai jhe 19th day of November, 186s, at 3 o’cl'k

'P. M. at the Company's bailding, on Broad street, Nevada city. yr ae . 027 JAMES MONRO, Sec’y. FRANK H. FISHER, . MACHINIST, At Stiles? MII1, near the Suspension Bridge. AX KINDS OF .MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER. REPAIRING done prompt) Agent for Warren & Whitney, Nashua, N.Ek manufacttrers.of Machinists Tvols and Mach uery. jan4 DOCTOR H. TILING, PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR. Graduate of the University at Dorpat. Office—Masoni¢ Building. Residence —139 Broad St.-Nevada city, Ca. DISSULUTI0ON, Noa is hereby given that the co-partpership heretofore existing between the undersigned, under the name and style of Victor Chevalier & Vo. is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Chevalier retiring from thetirm. Alldebts and accounts due the late firm must be paid to Martin Wetzel who.alone has power to collect and receipt for the same. Demands due from the late firm should be pre sented to Mr. Wetzel for payment, i MARTIN WETZ VICTOR CHEVALIER. October 18th, 1868, J. P. WEBB, M. D., And Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. “OFFICE—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, op: . eite the National Exchange Hotel MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —ann— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co, Nevada City. WM. H. KISTLE, Proprietor. MEALS furnished at all hours for 25 cents. Lodging 25 cts. THE BAR alwayse pplied with v8 the best LIQUORS ANDCIGARS. ‘ou want a good equare meal or a good drink go to KISTLE'S: : pts a hn Moc Seibert’s Native Wines and Wine COGNAC. JULIUS DREYFUs, S AGENT FOR SEIBERT’S WINES, a has the following brands ; = ZINFINDAL, SAUTURNE, HAMBURG, CHARSELAS, CATAWBA, Also, a fine article of WINE COGNAC. These Wines and Brandy were made in the year 1865. For sale by the Bottle, Case or Gallon, at th U. 8, BAKERY, Pine “eet. quantity of clothing, Nevada, June 7th, Qe GRAND JUBILEE ! The People Rejoice and they have cause for Rejoicing ! The Pioneer Clothing Dealers, ae NEVADA CITY, H+" “EOTJEST RECEIVED gf THE Largest : Most Fashionable, Most Elegant, .Richest, Best, and the CHEAPEST Stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, RUBBER COATS AND. BOOTS, TRUNKS, &e. . Ever brought to Nevada City! BEAR IN MIND ! We are determined to Sell these ‘Goods Cheaper than they can be purchased any where else in the State! COMB AND. SEE. THEM ! Before you buy.eleewhere! S. HAAS & CO. Cor: Pine & Commercial Sts. Nevada Nav, 12th. NEVADA COUNTY 5 i CURED BACON, AND HAMS. FRESH LARD. CASHIN & KENT, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS, ARE PREPARED TO SUPLis the Market with Pi HAMS AND.-BACON, AT THE PACKING HOUSE, AND WARRANT THEM SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THE STATE. eS LARD si PUT UP IN CANS, CONVENIENT FOR TRANSPORTATION AND WARRANTED FRESH AND SWEET. CASHIN & KENT, ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUPPLY RE. TAIL DEALERS WITH CATTLE, Ho6s, SHEEP, ALIVE OR SLAUGHTERED, in any part of the County, on the most reasonable terms. SLAUGHTER HOUSR, near Nevada city on the Grass Valley Turnpike. ie PORK PACKING ESTABLISHMENT, on Grass Valiey road, near Maltman’s Sulphuret Worke, Orders addressed to CASHIN & KENT’. Nevada City, will be promptly attended to, LAKE & JOSSELYN, AKE & JOSSELYM) ia Wholesale & Retail ¢— DRY GOODS MERCHANTS, 709 Wstepomary Street, SAN FRANCISCO. —— ARTiES IN THE COUNT®Y can have their orders tified for Any amount Jrom 4 cents apwardand gueds will be lorwardes ou receipt of cash.or v. UV, D. aud, they wilh save -25 to 60 per cént from Cost of ariicie> In the country by sending their orders direct w LAKE & JOSSELYN; ‘LAKE & JOSSELYN, DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES, CLOTHING, . FURNISHING GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPSj &ec. &e&. Ke. 709 Montgomery : Street, San Francisco. ¥ LAKE & JOSSELYN, LAKE& JOSSELYN, A RE SOLE AGENTS, FOR CLARKS 62 INDELLIBLE PaNCinas, tor MARKING LInEN, aud for the “SUN PEARLE” _ FOR LADIES TOILET—the finest thiig for the complexion ever uséd—soltening and beautifying the skin and in no way injurious. Ke willeffectually remove Freckies and Pimples, LAKE & JOSSELYN. LAKE & JOSSELYN. San Francisco, Nov, 12th, GEO. W. KIDD. 3. W. BENDS. RW. TULLE GEORGE W. KIDD & CO, BROAD STREET. ....NEVADA ¢:TY. Or AND AFTER THIS DATE, we propose to encourage the Mining Interest of Nevada County.by paying the Mint Valuation tor all Bullion or Goid Dust Offered. us-—lees, the charges at the Mint and Express.charges tur transportation, Also propose to Loan Money on Good Secarity ata Low Kate of Interest. A Highest price paid for state and County Securities, : ; Buy and Sell Legal Tenders at ema}! margin for profit. j Sight Drafts on San Francisco, Sacramento, Stockéon, San Jose and Virginia City.. ; Exchange forsale on New York, London and Dubin, Ireland. _ Receive Deposits, make collectione and transact a general Banking business. Gold and Orew every deseriptiom melted, refined and assayed. Agents for the London and Liverpool \end Globe insurance Co. r Correspondents— The Bank of California, San Francisco ; ». O. Mills & Co, Sacramento city ; ‘the Bank of Stockton, Steckton ; The Bank of San Jose, San dose: Agemcy Bank of California, Virginia City> ~~~ n7 ONE HOUR’S TIME! From the Arrival of the Cars to the departure of the Boat for San Francisco, FOR THE NEVADANS TO CALL ON ALEX I. ZEKIND, Sacramento And supply themselves with FINE HAVANA CIGARS, At Bremer & Brother, K STREET, Near FRONT, Opposite RAIL. ROAD HOTEL. » Sacmmento, Oct. 10th. ELECTION NOTICE. Nore is hereby given to the Siyises Electors of BEAR RIVER SCHOOL DI8fae RAD AO Say aa : ‘H DA NOV i. A. 1568, at which will be submitted the question of voting a Tax to maintain a Free School and build a Schoo] House. It will be neceseary to raise for this purpose the sum of $500 and the rate of taxation neceseary to be levied will be seventy-five cents on each one hundred dollars of taxable property in the District The Polls will be opened at D. M. Peyer's between the hours of 2 and 6 o'clock, P, D. M. BARKER, J. W, DeGOLIA. JOHN THORP. District School Truetees. Buena Vista, Nov. 9th, 1868, Dissolution of Co-partnership. [EE FIRM oF . CLINE & NOVITSKY, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, B, Cline retiring. ‘The business will be continued under the firm name of NOVITSKY & SON. All those indebted to the old firm are requested to come forward and settle immediately. Nevada, Nov. 12, 186g. NOVITSKY & SON. Nevada, Noy. 7th. ; Ps BANKERS; ” ; ee a ek i Mae