November 18, 1868 (4 pages)

Tae Democratic Vore.—The shrewd Blair in the Electoral College, and they adv nw shi qvome 24.8 auch & couse will have the effect of the Repabtican ante * timate their power for evil, " -vesult in the State is no longer ig doubt. from, and jhe retarne are safficiently accurate to indicate beyond doubt that the Usivn majority is between five and six hundred. The Democrats in San Francisco have, many of them, given up their bets, but a few still hold on under the hope that the official coant by the Secretary of State will bring to light some cause for throwing outa }eufiicient namber of Union votes to with the next, p¢hiange the result. -The only possible prospect for this is trat in. some réeturns there may have been informality, and this is expressly declared to be no ground for rejecting returns by the Registry law. Besides, a ruling by the State Board in faver of such a course, would open the way for the rej: ction of a large Demoefatic vote. The pur“] pose of the Democratic committee to contest the retarns from certain counUnion men to vigilance, and they will see that no undue advantage is taken in the official count. An election should never be contested unless fraud can be elearly and conclusively shown, and ‘fwhen this can be done, no good citizen of any party can object to the exposure and punishment of those guilty of fraud. . We believe that there are cases of frauguld . duient ‘nataralization in this county; and that in other parts of the States illegal votes were cast, but the evidence is not of such a character ag to establish the fact clearly, and antil such evidence can be found it is useless to attempt to bring the parties to justice.— tis well established that a number of fraudulent papers, purporting to have been issued from the San “Francisco courts, were made use of in the lower . counties, and we hope that those en. gaged in this business may be brought . © justice and that the guilty may be '. punished. Weare confident that no cause can be shown why any of the returns from Union precincts should be rejected. The Democrats who have . lost. money might therefore give it up tion to: swindle the winners, for ia the ks . 0nd they will haveto give it up. The . result in the State is fixed beyond the . power of the State Board of ExaminaTae New World will be ready to run Of . oh the Valléjo route tiext week. About 0 : . forty thousand dollars have been expet-baggers” are in disrepute throughout the South, and the sons of the soil . teavel without baggage;‘or carry their whiskey bottlé aa@ pack of cards in a ‘Barategs trauk. This is a case where the imaginary evil has returned to ACGIDENT.A little: son of Thos. was coverely injured on last Saturday on uals eats behind on the tongue on which the little fellow was riding. Attempting to get off, he fell’on his face, and before he could piek himself up the, passed over his leg, bruising it , and then over his bf, shoulder, disloca i the collar-bone at its articulation with the breast bone, and : thé’ connecting ligaments. Dr, Simpson was cailed to attend him, and he ts doing ‘as’ well a¥ could be exGAVE UP ‘THE MoNEY.—Congress. . man Axtéll) oh Friday, surrendered to @ Repiiblicad & bet of $1,000, which he had made prior to the election, on the State of Califors He bet the sum named that the Democrats would carry end cheerfully gave up the money. The example is a commendable one. % ie —— aR California ‘'ype Foundry Association has ‘filed articles of incorporation im the office of the Secretary of State. The foundry isto be situated in San Francisco. _ Mr. Seymour of Utica is no longer in pended in repairing and~ refitting her. } At that time it is contemplated to connect with the Pacifie Railréad at Sacramento, and passengers from Nevada City will arrive in San Francisco at 5 o'clock, P. M. The fare from Sacramento to thé Bay is to be $350. By taking that route it will be a saving of $1 50, besides arriving at the Bay nearly 4 hours in advance of the boat. We also understand that the Navigation Company are about to build several light draught steamboats to make day trips to and from Sacramento, and we suppose that there will then be a lively competition between the two routes and cheap travel. Artes tag Democracy.—The United States Grand Jury have found indietments against forty persons in Santa Clara county and eighteen in Marin, for having fraudulent naturalization papers and are stillafter more. The officers have also caught constitutional Democrats trying to intercept returns in the Southern part of the State. The poor Democracy have been working very hard to win their bets. In Thomas J. McKim’s ‘garden, Sacramento, there is a four year old apple tree, grafted with the Red June variety, which has borne six crops shia year. ABOUT twenty-five years ago the first Catholic Bishop in Wisconsin was consecrated. He had four priests under him, Now there are four Bishops in the same State, and each of them has many charches and many priests to look after. OVER a seventh part of the State of Mississippi is advertised for sale under execution, Snow fell to the depth of one foot in Portland, Maine, on Saturday, October 18th, and sleighing was lively, ties will have the effect to arouse the . came y Grass V; for instance. We town who is now. @ . . who could, She jolaed « Repablicans.make it ap strong a o B as it -. Who is he? Grass Valley is not so weak, and no one human being in or out of the town is sostrong. Prove your charge—Grass Valley National, The fact is evident to all who have watched the campaign, without prodf. We will only say that we heard a Democrat of this city observe that, had it not been for Wm. Watt, Grass Valley would have gone Union. A Democrat on this, point ought to be good au— thority. : CALIFORNIA farms average neatly seven hundred acres each, while in Massachusetts the average is but nine— four acres. New York has the largest namber of farms, 196,000, while Rhode Island has the smallest—her total being D. 1868. less than 5,000. THANKSGIVING Day.—President Johpson and Governor Haight have each issued Proclamations appointing Thursday, November 26th, a day of Thanksgiving. The time is rapidly approaching, and we would inform ranchmen that turkeys are very scarce in this loeality. Owwarp.—This is the name of a juvenile magazine to be issued by Carlton in January, 1869. It will be coninteresting books tor the young. A = Mono.—A letter from Mono couaty says every precinet in that county gave & majority for Grant, and the average majority was 64. : It is claimed that Trackee City, fo merly Coburn’s Station, is the highest place east of the mountains. The immense lamber trade is thy source of thrift and prosperity. Six wn at Watsonville, by James R. Kitchen; weighed, in ‘the aggregate, 960 pounds, or an average. of 160 pounds each. The largest weighed 183 and the smallest 147 pounds. ate Mayor Bowen, of Washington City, has appointed Mrs. Jane Boyd a widow lady, to the office of Commissioner of the First Ward, and she becomes the first female officehoider of that city. Trofessor of Chemistry in the Willamette University, ~— . vile Dial A. 8: GouLD, a pioneer citizen of California, arrived at Sacramento on the 12th inst., overland from New York, in ten days traveling time. Gen. P. E. Conner has:built, on the tiver Jordan, and ready to be launched @ steamboat to ply on Salt. Lake. “ Ta Sacramento steamers have again declined freight for points on the Pacific Railroad until further notice. THE Sacramento “There are four cases of small pox at the pest house in this: city, directly traceable to San Franciscu.” p Rear SALE,—Notice is tereby given that in pursuance of an order of < How, the Probate Court of Nevada county, State of California. made on the 14th day of November, A. D. 1868, in the matter of the Estate of Jacob L. Gaskill, d the undersigned Kxecutrix of said Estatd, will, subject to confirmation by veaid Probate Court, at private eale to the person making the highest offer therefor, in se te parcels, on the Sth day of December, 1868, at the Banking House of Biock & Furth, in North San Juan in said County of Nevada, all the right, title, juterest ane estate ro ca ge at the time of 8 death, al right, t and interest that the said Wetate has. by operation of law or otherwise acguired, other t or in addi: “ Pe pone pd at oe aus of in an the following described porecs of Deol” Betese and we arbon eye rst parcel—The uddivided one-eighth (1-8) part of ali that lot or parce) of og hewggrs tunnel. cuts, flames.’ sluices, iron a and improvements knewn and ed as the American Compary’s claims, situate, dying and being on Man ta i, in Br rt hi Stats of Clornia. Second” divided one-sixth (1. 6) lot or parcel of Min mtd consisting of Thirty. Two Gatmaant known aud des as the Empire Company's pe eg with i oO) ap pantonanern, ei lying on San uan Hill, the Township of port. County and State Pant offers for the purchase of the above described Real Esta must be left fa writing with SIMON FUR: i. iu North San Juau, previous to the day of sale Terms of the sale, <ey fo United States Gold Cvin, on con: rale 5 pense of the ASKILL, LAURA B, G Bxecntrix of the Ketaie of Jacob L. Gaskill, deceased, er & ducted by ‘Capt. Mayne Reid, who has . tion of ‘Won sucha great reputation for his Dr, John A. Veatch, a well known . ma California geologist, has‘ been elected IPHOTOGRAPHIGC —~aND— ment until paid, aod imterest payable in gold and silver coin of the U.S. with Costs and costa, Lhave levied upon ail the t titleand fnterest of anv or ail of p Pin sates aforesaid, in and to the fuliowbed property, heretofore attached, t:—That certain Quartz Ledge or Lode, known as the Liberty Gold Mining Compauy siinated in Eareka Township, Nevada county State of California; about one half. mile more or less in a south-easterly direction from the, village of Eareka South. Also, the tunnels, the ing to~ inclives, care. tools of every kind employed in . io herent oa that I will expore to public od given cae allt i above described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in U. 8. gold and silvercoip, in the town of Eureka South, on Tuesday, Dec. 8th, 1868; between the hours of Sede: A. M. and 5 o'clock, P. M. Given under my hand this 18th day of November, A: . JOHN CONN, Constabie. OYSTERS! OYSTERS! JULIUS DREYFUSS, Umited States Bakery, “ PINE STREET, NEVADA, y-), 13 PREPARED TOSERVE QO azn OYSTERS,. . In every style, and at all hours, at his Bakery@” Pickled Pig’s Feet, Sheep’s To es, and Clam Chowder served to FRESH OYSTERS received othe, place is tied up for the accommodsa and gentlemen. nl4 ONE HOUR’S TIMB! From the Arrival of wc Cars to. the departare of the Boat for San Francisco, FOR THE NEVADANS TO CALL ON ALEX L ZEKIND, Sacramento And supply themselves with PINK HAVANA CIGABS, ‘AS Beemer & Brother, K STREET, Near FRONT, Opposite RAILROAD HOTEL. Sacramento, Oct. 10th. ‘ OTICE is ven that the nersbi ae 8 ten Ms won gr under the name and style of VicU 8. CRAKT MINING COMPANY ms Cal,” Notice is hereby that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, on the 9th day of November, 1868 an assessthe capital eteek of Seth tomas reas ween mediately in U. 8. Gold Coin, pea ay seamen at his office, 226 Clay Street, San Francisco, Jal. ana ae upon which the said assessEMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA ciry, Opposite the National Exchange" LANCASTER & ROBINSON, . y lotof HORSES, CARRIAGES, and S to be found In this part of the State with Ww Hacks to let at the shortest notlos aon she mos terme. Our Horses are free trom vice, of tine and of as fast as any pan ok r~hany ap Fong teed Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the » Week and the perp ped fide any — LANCASTER & ROBINSON. Nevada, Oct. 4th, CH, FEMRAND, DAGUERREAN ARTIST, Every kind of nd AmsbeoOver the United States Bakery THEATRE NOTICE. N OTIGE is hereby given that & meeting o 4% the Stockholders of the Nevada Company, for the election Ne Ne poo, held on Thu of November, 186s, at S eer: baiiding, on Broad J. B. Johnson, Attorney for the Estate. % business of aes te ot Have the Largest . "AMES MONRO, See'y:: . cause for Rejoicing ! ELAS a CIO, The Pioneer Clothing Dealers, OF NEVADA CITY, Largest Most Washionable, Mest Elegant, Richest,Best, CHEAPEST CLOTHING, FURNISHING ‘Gooma, BOOTs & SHOKS, BATS, RUBBER COATS AND BOOTS, _«* TRUNKS, &e, : Ever brought to Nevada City ! BEAR IN MIND ! purchased any. where else im the State! S. HAAS & CO, . + NEVADA COUNTY OURDD BACON, FRESH LARD. Aen e CASHIN & KENT, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS, ARE PREPARED*Tro svUpeR the Market with HAMS AND BACON, AT THE PACKING HOUSE, ". AND WARRANT THEM SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THE STATE. =” LAR Dg PUT UP IN CANS, CONVENIENT FoR TRANSPORTATION AND WARRANTED FRESH AND SWEET. oe CASHIN & KENT, ARE ALSO PREPARED To SUPPLY RBTAIL DEALERS WITH CATTLE, HOGs, ALIVE OR SLAUGHTERED, im ‘any part of the County, on the most reasonable terma. SLAUGHTER HOUSE, near Nevade city on the Grags Valley, Turnpike. PORK PACKING ESTABLISHMENT, Grass Valley road, near Maltman’s Scipharet Works. : ’ Orders addressed to CASHIN & KENT. Ne. vaila City, will be promptly attended to. Nevada, Nov. 13, 1068. ‘ 14" JUST RECEIVED 44 THE ,. The People Rejoiceand they have ip ‘ a « @e-brameeie2eeeaeetrrrseawt eee or eo? ee ae a ~e -_ gaonmai ahs mk ao hi Sa tik: iin -£& * _— a _>. ew

Tae Democratic Vore.—The shrewd Blair in the Electoral College, and they adv nw shi qvome 24.8 auch & couse will have the effect of the Repabtican ante * timate their power for evil, " -vesult in the State is no longer ig doubt. from, and jhe retarne are safficiently accurate to indicate beyond doubt that the Usivn majority is between five and six hundred. The Democrats in San Francisco have, many of them, given up their bets, but a few still hold on under the hope that the official coant by the Secretary of State will bring to light some cause for throwing outa }eufiicient namber of Union votes to with the next, p¢hiange the result. -The only possible prospect for this is trat in. some réeturns there may have been informality, and this is expressly declared to be no ground for rejecting returns by the Registry law. Besides, a ruling by the State Board in faver of such a course, would open the way for the rej: ction of a large Demoefatic vote. The pur“] pose of the Democratic committee to contest the retarns from certain counUnion men to vigilance, and they will see that no undue advantage is taken in the official count. An election should never be contested unless fraud can be elearly and conclusively shown, and ‘fwhen this can be done, no good citizen of any party can object to the exposure and punishment of those guilty of fraud. . We believe that there are cases of frauguld . duient ‘nataralization in this county; and that in other parts of the States illegal votes were cast, but the evidence is not of such a character ag to establish the fact clearly, and antil such evidence can be found it is useless to attempt to bring the parties to justice.— tis well established that a number of fraudulent papers, purporting to have been issued from the San “Francisco courts, were made use of in the lower . counties, and we hope that those en. gaged in this business may be brought . © justice and that the guilty may be '. punished. Weare confident that no cause can be shown why any of the returns from Union precincts should be rejected. The Democrats who have . lost. money might therefore give it up tion to: swindle the winners, for ia the ks . 0nd they will haveto give it up. The . result in the State is fixed beyond the . power of the State Board of ExaminaTae New World will be ready to run Of . oh the Valléjo route tiext week. About 0 : . forty thousand dollars have been expet-baggers” are in disrepute throughout the South, and the sons of the soil . teavel without baggage;‘or carry their whiskey bottlé aa@ pack of cards in a ‘Barategs trauk. This is a case where the imaginary evil has returned to ACGIDENT.A little: son of Thos. was coverely injured on last Saturday on uals eats behind on the tongue on which the little fellow was riding. Attempting to get off, he fell’on his face, and before he could piek himself up the, passed over his leg, bruising it , and then over his bf, shoulder, disloca i the collar-bone at its articulation with the breast bone, and : thé’ connecting ligaments. Dr, Simpson was cailed to attend him, and he ts doing ‘as’ well a¥ could be exGAVE UP ‘THE MoNEY.—Congress. . man Axtéll) oh Friday, surrendered to @ Repiiblicad & bet of $1,000, which he had made prior to the election, on the State of Califors He bet the sum named that the Democrats would carry end cheerfully gave up the money. The example is a commendable one. % ie —— aR California ‘'ype Foundry Association has ‘filed articles of incorporation im the office of the Secretary of State. The foundry isto be situated in San Francisco. _ Mr. Seymour of Utica is no longer in pended in repairing and~ refitting her. } At that time it is contemplated to connect with the Pacifie Railréad at Sacramento, and passengers from Nevada City will arrive in San Francisco at 5 o'clock, P. M. The fare from Sacramento to thé Bay is to be $350. By taking that route it will be a saving of $1 50, besides arriving at the Bay nearly 4 hours in advance of the boat. We also understand that the Navigation Company are about to build several light draught steamboats to make day trips to and from Sacramento, and we suppose that there will then be a lively competition between the two routes and cheap travel. Artes tag Democracy.—The United States Grand Jury have found indietments against forty persons in Santa Clara county and eighteen in Marin, for having fraudulent naturalization papers and are stillafter more. The officers have also caught constitutional Democrats trying to intercept returns in the Southern part of the State. The poor Democracy have been working very hard to win their bets. In Thomas J. McKim’s ‘garden, Sacramento, there is a four year old apple tree, grafted with the Red June variety, which has borne six crops shia year. ABOUT twenty-five years ago the first Catholic Bishop in Wisconsin was consecrated. He had four priests under him, Now there are four Bishops in the same State, and each of them has many charches and many priests to look after. OVER a seventh part of the State of Mississippi is advertised for sale under execution, Snow fell to the depth of one foot in Portland, Maine, on Saturday, October 18th, and sleighing was lively, ties will have the effect to arouse the . came y Grass V; for instance. We town who is now. @ . . who could, She jolaed « Repablicans.make it ap strong a o B as it -. Who is he? Grass Valley is not so weak, and no one human being in or out of the town is sostrong. Prove your charge—Grass Valley National, The fact is evident to all who have watched the campaign, without prodf. We will only say that we heard a Democrat of this city observe that, had it not been for Wm. Watt, Grass Valley would have gone Union. A Democrat on this, point ought to be good au— thority. : CALIFORNIA farms average neatly seven hundred acres each, while in Massachusetts the average is but nine— four acres.. New York has the largest namber of farms, 196,000, while Rhode Island has the smallest—her total being D. 1868. less than 5,000. THANKSGIVING Day.—President Johpson and Governor Haight have each issued Proclamations appointing Thursday, November 26th, a day of Thanksgiving. The time is rapidly approaching, and we would inform ranchmen that turkeys are very scarce in this loeality. Owwarp.—This is the name of a juvenile magazine to be issued by Carlton in January, 1869. It will be coninteresting books tor the young. A = Mono.—A letter from Mono couaty says every precinet in that county gave & majority for Grant, and the average majority was 64. : It is claimed that Trackee City, fo merly Coburn’s Station, is the highest place east of the mountains. The immense lamber trade is thy source of thrift and prosperity. Six wn at Watsonville, by James R. Kitchen; weighed, in ‘the aggregate, 960 pounds, or an average. of 160 pounds each. The largest weighed 183 and the smallest 147 pounds. ate Mayor Bowen, of Washington City, has appointed Mrs. Jane Boyd a widow lady, to the office of Commissioner of the First Ward, and she becomes the first female officehoider of that city. Trofessor of Chemistry in the Willamette University, ~— . vile Dial A. 8: GouLD, a pioneer citizen of California, arrived at Sacramento on the 12th inst., overland from New York, in ten days traveling time. Gen. P. E. Conner has:built, on the tiver Jordan, and ready to be launched @ steamboat to ply on Salt. Lake. “ Ta Sacramento steamers have again declined freight for points on the Pacific Railroad until further notice. THE Sacramento “There are four cases of small pox at the pest house in this: city, directly traceable to San Franciscu.” p Rear SALE,—Notice is tereby given that in pursuance of an order of < How, the Probate Court of Nevada county, State of California. made on the 14th day of November, A. D. 1868, in the matter of the Estate of Jacob L. Gaskill, d the undersigned Kxecutrix of said Estatd, will, subject to confirmation by veaid Probate Court, at private eale to the person making the highest offer therefor, in se te parcels, on the Sth day of December, 1868, at the Banking House of Biock & Furth, in North San Juan in said

County of Nevada, all the right, title, juterest ane estate ro ca ge at the time of 8 death, al right, t and interest that the said Wetate has. by operation of law or otherwise acguired, other t or in addi: “ Pe pone pd at oe aus of in an the following described porecs of Deol” Betese and we arbon eye rst parcel—The uddivided one-eighth (1-8) part of ali that lot or parce) of og hewggrs tunnel. cuts, flames.’ sluices, iron a and improvements knewn and ed as the American Compary’s claims, situate, dying and being on Man ta i, in Br rt hi Stats of Clornia. Second” divided one-sixth (1. 6) lot or parcel of Min mtd consisting of Thirty. Two Gatmaant known aud des as the Empire Company's pe eg with i oO) ap pantonanern, ei lying on San uan Hill, the Township of port. County and State Pant offers for the purchase of the above described Real Esta must be left fa writing with SIMON FUR: i. iu North San Juau, previous to the day of sale Terms of the sale, <ey fo United States Gold Cvin, on con: rale 5 pense of the ASKILL, LAURA B, G Bxecntrix of the Ketaie of Jacob L. Gaskill, deceased, er & ducted by ‘Capt. Mayne Reid, who has . tion of ‘Won sucha great reputation for his Dr, John A. Veatch, a well known . ma California geologist, has‘ been elected IPHOTOGRAPHIGC —~aND— ment until paid, aod imterest payable in gold and silver coin of the U.S. with Costs and costa, Lhave levied upon ail the t titleand fnterest of anv or ail of p Pin sates aforesaid, in and to the fuliowbed property, heretofore attached, t:—That certain Quartz Ledge or Lode, known as the Liberty Gold Mining Compauy siinated in Eareka Township, Nevada county State of California; about one half. mile more or less in a south-easterly direction from the, village of Eareka South. Also, the tunnels, the ing to~ inclives, care. tools of every kind employed in . io herent oa that I will expore to public od given cae allt i above described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in U. 8. gold and silvercoip, in the town of Eureka South, on Tuesday, Dec. 8th, 1868; between the hours of Sede: A. M. and 5 o'clock, P. M. Given under my hand this 18th day of November, A: . JOHN CONN, Constabie. OYSTERS! OYSTERS! JULIUS DREYFUSS, Umited States Bakery, “ PINE STREET, NEVADA, y-), 13 PREPARED TOSERVE QO azn OYSTERS,. . In every style, and at all hours, at his Bakery@” Pickled Pig’s Feet, Sheep’s To es, and Clam Chowder served to FRESH OYSTERS received othe, place is tied up for the accommodsa and gentlemen. nl4 ONE HOUR’S TIMB! From the Arrival of wc Cars to. the departare of the Boat for San Francisco, FOR THE NEVADANS TO CALL ON ALEX L ZEKIND, Sacramento And supply themselves with PINK HAVANA CIGABS, ‘AS Beemer & Brother, K STREET, Near FRONT, Opposite RAILROAD HOTEL. Sacramento, Oct. 10th. ‘ OTICE is ven that the nersbi ae 8 ten Ms won gr under the name and style of VicU 8. CRAKT MINING COMPANY ms Cal,” Notice is hereby that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, on the 9th day of November, 1868 an assessthe capital eteek of Seth tomas reas ween mediately in U. 8. Gold Coin, pea ay seamen at his office, 226 Clay Street, San Francisco, Jal. ana ae upon which the said assessEMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA ciry, Opposite the National Exchange" LANCASTER & ROBINSON, . y lotof HORSES, CARRIAGES, and S to be found In this part of the State with Ww Hacks to let at the shortest notlos aon she mos terme. Our Horses are free trom vice, of tine and of as fast as any pan ok r~hany ap Fong teed Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the » Week and the perp ped fide any — LANCASTER & ROBINSON. Nevada, Oct. 4th, CH, FEMRAND, DAGUERREAN ARTIST, Every kind of nd AmsbeoOver the United States Bakery THEATRE NOTICE. N OTIGE is hereby given that & meeting o 4% the Stockholders of the Nevada Company, for the election Ne Ne poo, held on Thu of November, 186s, at S eer: baiiding, on Broad J. B. Johnson, Attorney for the Estate. % business of aes te ot Have the Largest . "AMES MONRO, See'y:: . cause for Rejoicing ! ELAS a CIO, The Pioneer Clothing Dealers, OF NEVADA CITY, Largest Most Washionable, Mest Elegant, Richest,Best, CHEAPEST CLOTHING, FURNISHING ‘Gooma, BOOTs & SHOKS, BATS, RUBBER COATS AND BOOTS, _«* TRUNKS, &e, : Ever brought to Nevada City ! BEAR IN MIND ! purchased any. where else im the State! S. HAAS & CO, . + NEVADA COUNTY OURDD BACON, FRESH LARD. Aen e CASHIN & KENT, WHOLESALE BUTCHERS, ARE PREPARED*Tro svUpeR the Market with HAMS AND BACON, AT THE PACKING HOUSE, ". AND WARRANT THEM SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THE STATE. =” LAR Dg PUT UP IN CANS, CONVENIENT FoR TRANSPORTATION AND WARRANTED FRESH AND SWEET. oe CASHIN & KENT, ARE ALSO PREPARED To SUPPLY RBTAIL DEALERS WITH CATTLE, HOGs, ALIVE OR SLAUGHTERED, im ‘any part of the County, on the most reasonable terma. SLAUGHTER HOUSE, near Nevade city on the Grags Valley, Turnpike. PORK PACKING ESTABLISHMENT, Grass Valley road, near Maltman’s Scipharet Works. : ’ Orders addressed to CASHIN & KENT. Ne. vaila City, will be promptly attended to. Nevada, Nov. 13, 1068. ‘ 14" JUST RECEIVED 44 THE ,. The People Rejoiceand they have ip ‘ a « @e-brameeie2eeeaeetrrrseawt eee or eo? ee ae a ~e -_ gaonmai ahs mk ao hi Sa tik: iin -£& * _— a _>. ew