November 2, 1867 (4 pages)

see cate tite neds oe LTE prorat austere eile THR. SENATORIAL Quzstion: aur Democratic friends are considerably} _ “muddled” over the Senatorial question, The Democratic members having [email protected]. reference to the Senatorial question, makes the contest a kind of a “sweepstake race,” in which all Democrats who can command a vote _ willenter. .Those who. have. no hope of winning think that if defeated they will stand in a good position to win the Custom House or some other good Fedétal position. Hoge, Casserly, Tilford and a score of others have friends among the delégates and they enter for blood, Gwin, while attending to his “private business,” which strangely enough demanded his departure for California. as soon a8 the first announcement of Democratic. victory. was received in New York, looks on with interest, and advises his friends to elect a war Democrat, as peace men are in bad odor in Con——— greasy and would not be admitted unjess they can show a clear record. — Hoge and Casserly represent the war element of Democracy, and unless principles are surrendered for policy neither of them stand any more show of going to the Senate than they do of being wafted to the moon on a zephyr. Hoge wasa Wilmot Proviso man, voted for it in Congress, which is enough to damn any man in the eyes of Democracy.” Casserly was a strong war advocate and stated in a speech that when he thought of the blood shed in defense of the Union, he felt sorry that he had Spilled some in the same cause,. Old Bigler aspires, bat cringing’ letter to Conness when he was after the As-. sessorship, “‘let’s tim out.” Tilford seems to have many warm friends and few enemies in either wing of the party, and from the looks of the thing to an outsider, we had rather buy “pools” on Tilford than any yet mentioned. It is evident that the secession wing of Democracy will make a strong fight against any man who steadily advocated the war until its close, and it is also equally certain that the few war Democrats who have been elected will unite on. some war Democrat, and it ‘will therefore be difficult to elect one of perreee extremes. The contest will undoubtedly be in the Democratic caucus, .and Union men will have no say in the matter. The Union men will no doubt “eentre upon some Union man and give him a complimentary vote, leaving the Democrats to fight their own battle. ‘Woutp nor Apmir Him.—The Democrats of Ohio talk of electing Vallandigham theirSenator. If elected we do not believe the Senate would admit him. He was convicted of encouraging men to resist the draft and aiding the . rebellion, and we do not Know that he has done anything since his banishment from the country to make him ‘. worthy of a seat in the Senate. As the Senate is the judge of the qualifications _of its own members, Vallandigham “would not be likely. to obtain a seat even if Democrats of Ohio should consider him worthy. For his treason-he was condemned to imprisonment during the war. President Lincoln, who was’ ‘always on the side of mercy, sent him through the Union lines into the Confederacy, but he ran the blockade and made his way to Canada. PROSECUTION FOR BARRATRY.—Two persons in Pennsylvania were recently indicted for barratry, an offense defined tobe “the habitual moving, exciting; and maintaining suits and quarrels} either at law or otherwise,” and punishable by fine and imprisonment. It _ Was alleged that hat the defendants con“spired together to ‘make business for their respective ‘offices, for the sake of -_ era RN ROR UN RE RC NE ES 8 NN AN I I AN ONE NS AEE: RI NE A A A NATE OT RIG TI + RS TNE Mei RIS AS ADEN HID (3 ce ee large number of suits were instituted ter e { os a . i een ee sagan screens) wore gst LIE eae ye the emoluments thereof, atid that aj John posers oes apegucernne Sith aranusrtinapch wre" ore Te pam of October, and om which he diea on the evening of the 80th. . “Phe total vote on the Convention’ question in Virginia . (two counties: excepted), is 164,000 ; but pose votes were cast against the Convention. Vallandigham bvasts that he has already enough votes promised him in the Ohio Leyislataré to secare his elec. tion to the United States venate in place of Ben. Wade. Spain offers to join any of the Cath. olic Powers in action in favor of the Pope. Kansas is driving ahead very briskly in railroad matters. The Central Pacific:is ready for the tiés and iron, to the Blue. The Galveston road is to be completed to Ottowa this Fall; the Union Pacific to the western. ‘boundary of the State by the 1st of January. The various counties have just voted a large bonus to the Atchison and Nebraska City railroad, and another to the St. Jo‘seph and Denver road. LIBERAL TO THE issn ~The Dutch Flat school gitls, says the Znquirer, who live about Alta, ride to and froon the cars, free gratis for nothing. Not to be outdone in the cause of education by the Railroad Company, Messrs. Seffens and Morris tender the damsels the free use of their coaches toand from the depot, taking them up and setting them down before the school house door. Thus oar moantain maidens pursue by rail and ‘bus the path of knowledge, ‘smiling at the airs of city school girls. Tue fifty thousand Allin breech loaders ordered by the war Department from the Springfield armory are nearly completed, and work is slack. The monthly returns of officers whose commands have used the Allin gun, are unanimous in praise of its efficiency, and of the accuracy and rapidity of its fire. oo Cavtponnia has a peculiar cho) phy No other country comprises, with20 small a space, such various, so many and suth strongly marked chorographical divisions, Mountains the most steep, barren and ; valleys the most sterile; spacious bays, m magnificent rivers, unparalleled waterfalls, plcturvenee lakes, extensive marshes, road prairies, and dense forests—all these are hers.— AN inventive geuius has produced an apparatus which he says is a cure for snoring. He fastens upon the nose a gutta percha tube leadin, “gi the tympanum ‘of the ear. henever the snorer snores, he himself receives the first impression, finds out how disagree. able it is, and of course reforms, eo Pxaces or Pusiic Worsntr.—Divine services will be held at the following places of public worship, on — Sabbath : a at i es ge nd rye * a mo o an evening a' Took mecti at O36 a. M., Sod 12m. Sabbath School, 13¢ P. me yer meeteace Te lortheae” evening at 7 o'clock. Rev. * eta (chad ga A the morning at 11 o'clock and in the ovind = q ‘2 cera Sabbath School ay aforning service. Prayer meeting day saz, screens at 7 o'clock. . Rev. Mr. Frazier Baptist Cuurncn.—Preaching in the morning at = o’clock and in the evening at 7 o'cl’k. Sabbath School ees y after morning service. Prayer macting on Thursday evewre at ws o'clock. Rev. J. A. Wirt pastor. in the morntng at Pine o'clock and Soon sak incase at To'cl’k. bath schoo! at 2o0’clock Pp. u. Class meetpamper pe oe fens Sere Soi. ee day evening at 7 o* pastor, Carnoxric Caurow.—Masas at 9 o'clock, a. mM. Sabbath School at 2 o'clock, P. m. Rev. John Griffin pastor. DIED. At ; "areal & native of indiana papers please copy. : ax yaa as the most Fertile and beautiful ; deserts pial ARRIVALS AT THE AL a Street, N . LANCASTER a KASEY, P “> ‘November 1, 1807. pee San rene’ Tire Rateliff Sacramen M Lambeth do OD Belden Nevada yA s benef York. z 1 ain Garber . > pp yee Stock y wo * Black ne tre a io ire Sncteon Lora ions W Bet Bettis Grass ie Grane Valley TB on img ~ 1053 E 4 Roberts do 54 We Churchill 8 JM Pectal Beott iat Fi te ye Mt 5 LN Thompson Washi J H wiatson ts hd J E Jones Meadow La E Fralick D C Stille do F cipmore Ghiaily natn Jd B Jeffery MRS, M, A. RAGSDALE’S VEGETABLE PREPARATION, “ GR INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR PUTRID SORE THROAT, SCARLET FEVER DIPTHERIA, STOPPAGE OF THE NOSE, CATARRH. CROUP, AND. * ALL KINDS OF HOARSENESS IPHTHERIA ia an exceedingly malignant inflammation of the throat, with general depression ‘of the system, which progresses lieved. This disease is so active and so dangerous that I would advise all persons who are attacked with it to give this medicine @ trial, My medicine may be nse in any condition, orfor the youngest child, without harm. No person need fear to swallow the Wash; it is Snizely free from poison; but it is best in all iasee-to-epit-oat a the aime that can be got "ae medicines are ache and none are genmene hrmmeay steed eet tors 1864, b oi M. A. Ragsdale. tT 6) fo lor the consideration of the public the following I present Certificates: Lone VauLey, February 6, 18°5. ara Madam :—This is to certify that one of y sisters, after euffering from a very severe qalack of Putrid Sore Throat and also afflicted = ewe years with Catarrh in the head, and v nent physicians in Grass Valley for about six mont oe without receiving more ~ =o tary was finally Eempenens cu the rer En M. les intallible remedy for Putrid sors Throat and Catarrh in the head. in ‘the incredibly short time of about two months. E. R. MONTGOMERY, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of February, 1965. ™, P. O'€oxNOR, J. P., Nevada Conuty. ILLINOIsTOWR, Feb. 8, 1865, This is to rene that in November: last, I had a Re Sraqn ants gerous Case of Croupin my family, and not — a a in town, I was induced to try Mrs. A. Kagsdale’s infallible cure for Croup, Patria Sore Threat and Scarlet Fever. The result was everything I could The patient was relieved in a very short time and éntirely ciired in a few days—without any deleterions effect from the medicine, or loss of strength to the patient, Boteving Spes it is the best remedy for cases of this kind, and knowing the ne to families of having a at hand are my This infallible cure reasons for recommendi to the public, JV. KNEELAND., Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale :—Last Fall one of childrén, five months was attacked with» severe Sore Throat and Hoarseness. So bad was the disease that I shes ht 1 would lose it, I gave the child your Medicine, and in less than two hoars it found relief, breathed free, andis well and healthy. Ican recommend your medicine to the public as a remedy that all persons who have families should have on hand. I sider it a safe and sure cure for the comainte which the a set forth. Colfax, May 24, 1866. _ W.A. ig LIncoLn, May 18€6, our iptsilible i gaily fac The our ie rem or Rd Bore roa, FY in my practicn with i take pleasure in recommen ing it eae ” Heapesune Cal., May 22, a qcThis 1s to cortity to the pu jie that 1 haa tn September, 1868, three of my children attacked with Diptheria—ha them attended by a most eminent ai until my little — died ; and then, informed of Mrs. M. A e's Vege ration or Infallible hours, The cure was permanent ina few days. i" ARK BUCKLEYKtsesrrine Rancuo, Dec. 21, 1865. Mrs. M. A. Ragedale :—Dear Madam: This certify that six of my children were safis to fering from a very severe attack of Diptheria, and were a ded by an eminent practising thout exiving apy benefit from is treatment ; en been informed of A. Ragsdale’s infalli remedy for Diptheria, ‘Putrid Lag grey ete. to try it, and had the satisfacA of witnessing almost immediate relief, and in every case a 8 and F day of May, a. pv. 1866. H. W. STARR, J. P. . No. 10, Piacer County, Cal. Lrxcotx, Dec. 13, 1866. -Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale :—Dear mgr that my cages See ptheria one week, of the puncn, snd was preneuned oacenee to send for to feel fi pF) ne aT . q < é 22 Efi 1) sks i cf ! those been attended by one of the must emi. 3 rapidly to a fatal termination if it isnot re-. “THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING Is EATING IT — EXAMINE THIS COLUMN CARE FULLY ON THE Sth, _ a ON TEM . Friday Evening, Nov. 8th, 1867, ARRANGEMENTS, © COMMITTEE OF G. V. Schmidtburg, W. Van SM: RECEPTION COMMITTEE. srs” R. B. Gentry, 1, T. Saxb > a E. Malict. ” INVITATION COMMITTEE. Nevapa N. San Juan, G. V. *Schmittburg; P. Brust. A. D. Tower. J.C, Triblehorn, C. T. Canfield, VALLEY. C. Miller, . Montgomery, Jd. J. Ott, r. o Kee , King, ‘ bat ax: FLOOR MANAGERS. Wm. Van Alstine, , Ld. Rolfe, John Belden, Chas. is. Sars, Geo. A. ook TICKETS (inclading Supper).. The public is cordially invited to attend. THE PEOPLE’S MARKET. Next door to Baker’ & Martin's Grocery Store, . ON BROAD STREET. HIS.Establishment still maintains its character of usefulness by selling the best of . Meats at moderate prices, Always on hand, a Seca oh "Article. of Pork Tot Ae ee or carcass, at wholesale prices. and examine for eis Mo nol JOHNSON. t#-To the Miners Especially !_21 ORIGINAL COMBINED: «= LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE —OF_ HARTFORD, CONNEOTIOUT.— 7 —e PAID UP CAPITAL $500,000! Accidental Death and Compensa tion—separately. Endowment Policies payable at a givenage, with compensation for Accidents. j One to seven year policies, with or without compensation, — inde pen le this Company must be apparevt, toany one whe will and it a mopec 4 eros, asit does 4 pet. 0! wi on ev urPa for Ail oreente Coens ia total @ s Call at the office tnd South vee ba Canal Company and learn full particulars. GEO. P. SPARKS, Agent. Nevada, Oct. 29th, PARADE AND DRILL. Nevada Light Sonn iheaiien t YOU are hereby orde ordered to appear at ‘A your Armory, on ; Saturday, November 2nd, At 1 o'clock, P. M.—s —in fall uniform for rade. Nad Bry wor wt is expected to be on prom, J. A. ANCASTE Capt, Command's.’ J. F. Cann, 0 oS pater ® N. B.—In the Evening a SETAE BOof the 027 . . CIAL will be given atoms Dancing from 8 to 12 o’ M are cordially to attend. MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING , NEVADA. Louis Dreyfuss...Proprietor. TAs BEER of the best kind always on hand and for sale by the pint, quart, gallon or barrel. ‘ou want to live well and be jolly and fat, Whh your head fall of fun asa merry young cat ead: FORGET TO CALL BY FOR A _— or Goop BEER. BRANCH FOR SALE,LARGE RAN one of the best in the Fee nae is 0} for sale cheap. On the re is a House ard barn. “It is prone pepe beds Colambia Hill and near the Eureka Lake Water Co’s Diich, ° where water can be had to irrigate the land.— It is the best Ranch for timber in this part of one coneery. ~b~.¥ sale 8. let 9. CSttie, ens, to FRANCIS ‘WILLIAMS, Columbia Hill eed A. BR. SENKENS? PIONEER OYSTER SALOON. D hea Street, Opposite Union Spe Siig ve eo AS

see cate tite neds oe LTE prorat austere eile THR.. SENATORIAL Quzstion: aur Democratic friends are considerably} _ “muddled” over the Senatorial question, The Democratic members having [email protected]. reference to the Senatorial question, makes the contest a kind of a “sweepstake race,” in which all Democrats who can command a vote _ willenter. .Those who. have. no hope of winning think that if defeated they will stand in a good position to win the Custom House or some other good Fedétal position. Hoge, Casserly, Tilford and a score of others have friends among the delégates and they enter for blood, Gwin, while attending to his “private business,” which strangely enough demanded his departure for California. as soon a8 the first announcement of Democratic. victory. was received in New York, looks on with interest, and advises his friends to elect a war Democrat, as peace men are in bad odor in Con——— greasy and would not be admitted unjess they can show a clear record. — Hoge and Casserly represent the war element of Democracy, and unless principles are surrendered for policy neither of them stand any more show of going to the Senate than they do of being wafted to the moon on a zephyr. Hoge wasa Wilmot Proviso man, voted for it in Congress, which is enough to damn any man in the eyes of Democracy.” Casserly was a strong war advocate and stated in a speech that when he thought of the blood shed in defense of the Union, he felt sorry that he had Spilled some in the same cause,. Old Bigler aspires, bat cringing’ letter to Conness when he was after the As-. sessorship, “‘let’s tim out.” Tilford seems to have many warm friends and few enemies in either wing of the party, and from the looks of the thing to an outsider, we had rather buy “pools” on Tilford than any yet mentioned. It is evident that the secession wing of Democracy will make a strong fight against any man who steadily advocated the war until its close, and it is also equally certain that the few war Democrats who have been elected will unite on. some war Democrat, and it ‘will therefore be difficult to elect one of perreee extremes. The contest will undoubtedly be in the Democratic caucus, .and Union men will have no say in the matter. The Union men will no doubt “eentre upon some Union man and give him a complimentary vote, leaving the Democrats to fight their own battle. ‘Woutp nor Apmir Him.—The Democrats of Ohio talk of electing Vallandigham theirSenator. If elected we do not believe the Senate would admit him. He was convicted of encouraging men to resist the draft and aiding the . rebellion, and we do not Know that he has done anything since his banishment from the country to make him ‘. worthy of a seat in the Senate. As the Senate is the judge of the qualifications _of its own members, Vallandigham “would not be likely. to obtain a seat even if Democrats of Ohio should consider him worthy. For his treason-he was condemned to imprisonment during the war. President Lincoln, who was’ ‘always on the side of mercy, sent him through the Union lines into the Confederacy, but he ran the blockade and made his way to Canada. PROSECUTION FOR BARRATRY.—Two persons in Pennsylvania were recently indicted for barratry, an offense defined tobe “the habitual moving, exciting; and maintaining suits and quarrels} either at law or otherwise,” and punishable by fine and imprisonment. It _ Was alleged that hat the defendants con“spired together to ‘make business for their respective ‘offices, for the sake of -_ era RN ROR UN RE RC NE ES 8 NN AN I I AN ONE NS AEE: RI NE A A A NATE OT RIG TI + RS TNE Mei RIS AS ADEN HID (3 ce ee large number of suits were instituted ter e { os a . i een ee sagan screens) wore gst LIE eae ye the emoluments thereof, atid that aj John posers oes apegucernne Sith aranusrtinapch wre" ore Te pam of October, and om which he diea on the evening of the 80th. . “Phe total vote on the Convention’ question in Virginia . (two counties: excepted), is 164,000 ; but pose votes were cast against the Convention. Vallandigham bvasts that he has already enough votes promised him in the Ohio Leyislataré to secare his elec. tion to the United States venate in place of Ben. Wade. Spain offers to join any of the Cath. olic Powers in action in favor of the Pope. Kansas is driving ahead very briskly in railroad matters. The Central Pacific:is ready for the tiés and iron, to the Blue. The Galveston road is to be completed to Ottowa this Fall; the Union Pacific to the western. ‘boundary of the State by the 1st of January. The various counties have just voted a large bonus to the Atchison and Nebraska City railroad, and another to the St. Jo‘seph and Denver road. LIBERAL TO THE issn ~The Dutch Flat school gitls, says the Znquirer, who live about Alta, ride to and froon the cars, free gratis for nothing. Not to be outdone in the cause of education by the Railroad Company, Messrs. Seffens and Morris tender the damsels the free use of their coaches toand from the depot, taking them up and setting them down before the school house door. Thus oar moantain maidens pursue by rail and ‘bus the path of knowledge, ‘smiling at the airs of city school girls. Tue fifty thousand Allin breech loaders ordered by the war Department from the Springfield armory are nearly completed, and work is slack. The monthly returns of officers whose commands have used the Allin gun, are unanimous in praise of its efficiency, and of the accuracy and rapidity of its fire. oo Cavtponnia has a peculiar cho) phy No other country comprises, with20 small a space, such various, so many and suth strongly marked chorographical divisions, Mountains the most steep, barren and ; valleys the most sterile; spacious bays, m magnificent rivers, unparalleled waterfalls, plcturvenee lakes, extensive marshes, road prairies, and dense forests—all these are hers.— AN inventive geuius has produced an apparatus which he says is a cure for snoring. He fastens upon the nose a gutta percha tube leadin, “gi the tympanum ‘of the ear. henever the snorer snores, he himself receives the first impression, finds out how disagree. able it is, and of course reforms, eo Pxaces or Pusiic Worsntr.—Divine services will be held at the following places of public worship, on — Sabbath : a at i es ge nd rye * a mo o an evening a' Took mecti at O36 a. M., Sod 12m. Sabbath School, 13¢ P. me yer meeteace Te lortheae” evening at 7 o'clock. Rev. * eta (chad ga A the morning at 11 o'clock and in the ovind = q ‘2 cera Sabbath School ay aforning service. Prayer meeting day saz, screens at 7 o'clock. . Rev. Mr. Frazier Baptist Cuurncn.—Preaching in the morning at = o’clock and in the evening at 7 o'cl’k. Sabbath School ees y after morning service. Prayer macting on Thursday evewre at ws o'clock. Rev. J. A. Wirt pastor. in the morntng at Pine o'clock and Soon sak incase at To'cl’k. bath schoo! at 2o0’clock Pp. u. Class meetpamper pe oe fens Sere Soi. ee day evening at 7 o* pastor, Carnoxric Caurow.—Masas at 9 o'clock, a. mM. Sabbath School at 2 o'clock, P. m. Rev. John Griffin pastor. DIED. At ; "areal & native of indiana papers please copy. : ax yaa as the most Fertile and beautiful ; deserts pial ARRIVALS AT THE AL a Street, N . LANCASTER a KASEY, P “> ‘November 1, 1807. pee San rene’ Tire Rateliff Sacramen M Lambeth do OD Belden Nevada yA s benef York. z 1 ain Garber . > pp yee Stock y wo * Black ne tre a io ire Sncteon Lora ions W Bet Bettis Grass ie Grane Valley TB on img ~ 1053 E 4 Roberts do 54 We Churchill 8 JM Pectal Beott iat Fi te ye Mt 5 LN Thompson Washi J H wiatson ts hd J E Jones Meadow La E Fralick D C Stille do F cipmore Ghiaily natn Jd B Jeffery MRS, M, A. RAGSDALE’S VEGETABLE PREPARATION, “ GR INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR PUTRID SORE THROAT, SCARLET FEVER DIPTHERIA, STOPPAGE OF THE NOSE, CATARRH. CROUP, AND. * ALL KINDS OF HOARSENESS IPHTHERIA ia an exceedingly malignant inflammation of the throat, with general depression ‘of the system, which progresses lieved. This disease is so active and so dangerous that I would advise all persons who are attacked with it to give this medicine @ trial,

My medicine may be nse in any condition, orfor the youngest child, without harm. No person need fear to swallow the Wash; it is Snizely free from poison; but it is best in all iasee-to-epit-oat a the aime that can be got "ae medicines are ache and none are genmene hrmmeay steed eet tors 1864, b oi M. A. Ragsdale. tT 6) fo lor the consideration of the public the following I present Certificates: Lone VauLey, February 6, 18°5. ara Madam :—This is to certify that one of y sisters, after euffering from a very severe qalack of Putrid Sore Throat and also afflicted = ewe years with Catarrh in the head, and v nent physicians in Grass Valley for about six mont oe without receiving more ~ =o tary was finally Eempenens cu the rer En M. les intallible remedy for Putrid sors Throat and Catarrh in the head. in ‘the incredibly short time of about two months. E. R. MONTGOMERY, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of February, 1965. ™, P. O'€oxNOR, J. P., Nevada Conuty. ILLINOIsTOWR, Feb. 8, 1865, This is to rene that in November: last, I had a Re Sraqn ants gerous Case of Croupin my family, and not — a a in town, I was induced to try Mrs. A. Kagsdale’s infallible cure for Croup, Patria Sore Threat and Scarlet Fever. The result was everything I could The patient was relieved in a very short time and éntirely ciired in a few days—without any deleterions effect from the medicine, or loss of strength to the patient, Boteving Spes it is the best remedy for cases of this kind, and knowing the ne to families of having a at hand are my This infallible cure reasons for recommendi to the public, JV. KNEELAND., Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale :—Last Fall one of childrén, five months was attacked with» severe Sore Throat and Hoarseness. So bad was the disease that I shes ht 1 would lose it, I gave the child your Medicine, and in less than two hoars it found relief, breathed free, andis well and healthy. Ican recommend your medicine to the public as a remedy that all persons who have families should have on hand. I sider it a safe and sure cure for the comainte which the a set forth. Colfax, May 24, 1866. _ W.A. ig LIncoLn, May 18€6, our iptsilible i gaily fac The our ie rem or Rd Bore roa, FY in my practicn with i take pleasure in recommen ing it eae ” Heapesune Cal., May 22, a qcThis 1s to cortity to the pu jie that 1 haa tn September, 1868, three of my children attacked with Diptheria—ha them attended by a most eminent ai until my little — died ; and then, informed of Mrs. M. A e's Vege ration or Infallible hours, The cure was permanent ina few days. i" ARK BUCKLEYKtsesrrine Rancuo, Dec. 21, 1865. Mrs. M. A. Ragedale :—Dear Madam: This certify that six of my children were safis to fering from a very severe attack of Diptheria, and were a ded by an eminent practising thout exiving apy benefit from is treatment ; en been informed of A. Ragsdale’s infalli remedy for Diptheria, ‘Putrid Lag grey ete. to try it, and had the satisfacA of witnessing almost immediate relief, and in every case a 8 and F day of May, a. pv. 1866. H. W. STARR, J. P. . No. 10, Piacer County, Cal. Lrxcotx, Dec. 13, 1866. -Mrs. M. A. Ragsdale :—Dear mgr that my cages See ptheria one week, of the puncn, snd was preneuned oacenee to send for to feel fi pF) ne aT . q < é 22 Efi 1) sks i cf ! those been attended by one of the must emi. 3 rapidly to a fatal termination if it isnot re-. “THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING Is EATING IT — EXAMINE THIS COLUMN CARE FULLY ON THE Sth, _ a ON TEM . Friday Evening, Nov. 8th, 1867, ARRANGEMENTS, © COMMITTEE OF G. V. Schmidtburg, W. Van SM: RECEPTION COMMITTEE. srs” R. B. Gentry, 1, T. Saxb > a E. Malict. ” INVITATION COMMITTEE. Nevapa N. San Juan, G. V. *Schmittburg; P. Brust. A. D. Tower. J.C, Triblehorn, C. T. Canfield, VALLEY. C. Miller, . Montgomery, Jd. J. Ott, r. o Kee , King, ‘ bat ax: FLOOR MANAGERS. Wm. Van Alstine, , Ld. Rolfe, John Belden, Chas. is. Sars, Geo. A. ook TICKETS (inclading Supper).... The public is cordially invited to attend. THE PEOPLE’S MARKET. Next door to Baker’ & Martin's Grocery Store, . ON BROAD STREET. HIS.Establishment still maintains its character of usefulness by selling the best of . Meats at moderate prices, Always on hand, a Seca oh "Article. of Pork Tot Ae ee or carcass, at wholesale prices. and examine for eis Mo nol JOHNSON. t#-To the Miners Especially !_21 ORIGINAL COMBINED: «= LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE —OF_ HARTFORD, CONNEOTIOUT.— 7 —e PAID UP CAPITAL $500,000! Accidental Death and Compensa tion—separately. Endowment Policies payable at a givenage, with compensation for Accidents. j One to seven year policies, with or without compensation, — inde pen le this Company must be apparevt, toany one whe will and it a mopec 4 eros, asit does 4 pet. 0! wi on ev urPa for Ail oreente Coens ia total @ s Call at the office tnd South vee ba Canal Company and learn full particulars. GEO. P. SPARKS, Agent. Nevada, Oct. 29th, PARADE AND DRILL. Nevada Light Sonn iheaiien t YOU are hereby orde ordered to appear at ‘A your Armory, on ; Saturday, November 2nd, At 1 o'clock, P. M.—s —in fall uniform for rade. Nad Bry wor wt is expected to be on prom, J. A. ANCASTE Capt, Command's.’ J. F. Cann, 0 oS pater ® N. B.—In the Evening a SETAE BOof the 027 . . CIAL will be given atoms Dancing from 8 to 12 o’ M are cordially to attend. MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING , NEVADA. Louis Dreyfuss.....Proprietor. TAs BEER of the best kind always on hand and for sale by the pint, quart, gallon or barrel. ‘ou want to live well and be jolly and fat, Whh your head fall of fun asa merry young cat ead: FORGET TO CALL BY FOR A _— or Goop BEER. BRANCH FOR SALE,LARGE RAN one of the best in the Fee nae is 0} for sale cheap. On the re is a House ard barn. “It is prone pepe beds Colambia Hill and near the Eureka Lake Water Co’s Diich, ° where water can be had to irrigate the land.— It is the best Ranch for timber in this part of one coneery. ~b~.¥ sale 8. let 9. CSttie, ens, to FRANCIS ‘WILLIAMS, Columbia Hill eed A. BR. SENKENS? PIONEER OYSTER SALOON. D hea Street, Opposite Union Spe Siig ve eo AS