November 2, 1869 (4 pages)

. '. time and again discussed in the TRANscircular above alluded to, which is 2, hod STATE Arb To IMMIGRATION —We ‘ have receiveda circular,headed “Chamber of Commerce Rooms,” Sun Francisco, asking a number of questions in regard to the extent, availability and advantages offered for settlers in Nevada county. All these matters, have been =—=— ORIPT, and we shall continue from tite to time to.answer them for the benefit of the “Chamber of Commerce.” We ROW propose to say a. few words in regard,to the opening proposition of the signed by Alexander D. Bell. It commences as fuilows: __“It is proposed to_ask the ‘next Leg_ Concerned, it will be a waste of the _ its inhabitants, and while it would be —_‘meglected . this State in the hope of making a for__ this State for years, and is as uncertain _ member that population without emwho all are employed, than to have islature to make a liberal appropriation of public funds, with the especial view of encouraging European and Eastern farmers, with means and families, to settle in this State.” — How the Chamber of Commerce proposes to dispose of this “liberal appropriation,” whether as a bonus to farmere of means from Europe and the East, we are not informed, but we are pretty well convinced of the fact that so far as the general welfare of the State is public funds. We hayealways thought that the welfare of-a locality should depend on the enterprise and energy of . the company obtained from the U. S_holders the President says; “Last month Government a patent for 284 acres; covering the Eureka lode for a length cf 1,680 feet, with all ite dips, angles and variations—the procurement of the patent although attended with considerable expense and trouble, is worth more . than it cost, as the coripany’s title is now perfect, and beyond attack from any quarter. During the past year the company have bought the Roannuise mine (or $7-40ths of it), adjoining the Eureka on the west, and comprising 2,000 feet in length on the Eureka lode, with all dips, angles, etc. This is ‘thought to be an important acquisition ‘forthe future of the company, as it ives with the ground previously owned, 3,680 feet on the lode, with only 1,400 feet prospected.” ‘The Superintendent furnishes the following particulars of the workings of the mine : 21,526 tons of quartz have been hoisted, and 20,588 tons crushed in 8074 working days, averaging 66} tons per day, with'30 stamps; on surface, 1,798 tons;. have worked 187 tons of sulphurets, and have 70 tons on hand valued at $10,000; have driven 1,085 feet of drifts; sunk 200 fect of winze, and 80} feet of the main shaft; 4th level drifts are 1,418 feet in length, and well enough for the State to offer premiums for the encouragement of certain industries, which will be beneficial to the entire State, and for which every resident may compete, we are utterly Opposed to placing at the disposal of any set of men, public funds, which may be used-to the advancement oi one locality, while. others -are-entirely . Why should the “Chamber of Commerce” want money from the State to induce men of means to come and settle in this State. Satisfy such men that our farmers are doing better than they, that the lands yield abundance, and that for the sarplus there is “ample market, and they will come without the expenditure of the State funds. It inducements are to be used let those who hope to be benefitted organise immigrant aid societies and supply funds by private contributions, and then let them be careful not to deceive “men of means’ by inducing them to come to tune without labor, or under the im. provident and exhaustive system of farming which has been carried on in in profit as “gambling stocks” or “prospecting for quartz.” Tose who are now calling so lustily for immigrants to this State, should reployment, would only impoverish the country. It would be far better to have & population of 1,000 ina community, 10,000 where only one third can obtain employment or are producers. ° The first effort of the people of this State should be directed to effecting auch changbs in labor as will produce commodities for which there is an active demand to supply the people with what they want. Such producers, supplied ‘with manufactures to adapt other com. modities to use, would soon bring prosperity. It does seem a little strange that while in San Francisco they have an employment society, established by private contributions, to furnish the large number of idle men with places, they now inprist Upon encouraging a large immigration; especially where interest is greater and money harder to get on good security than in most of the Eastern States, We are satisfied the Chamber of Commerce has taken the wrong course, as we do not believe im. migration will felp us materially until sone of the evils existing are corrected, and when we do need immigrants, we believe that the State funds should not be applied, but that each locality should gga on the enterprise of its own peo: F1Loaeing bas just been abolished in rage $27 80 per ton, and cost to mill and mine, $9 65. : tion, October 1, 1865, to date the re ceipts of the company from. bullion 5th level 640 feet; 4th level has produced 37,485 tons of quartz, and will yield at least 5,000 tons more; from 5th level have only drawn 1,807 tons. Main shaft is down 60 feet below the 5th level; mill has only lost 44 working days in the year. the company for the year to have been : from bullion account, $568,687_89,. ." with etcs., and cash on hand at beginning of year the total is $596,048 58. Disbursements : dividends, $264,000 ; mililing and mining account,$202,204 14} mine purchase, $45,000 ; with etcs., and cash on hand at end of year($54,871 49,) the balance is struck of $596,048 58. Assets are placed at $169,685 ; liabilities, none. The ore yielded on an aveSince the company went into operaamount to $2,152,389: costing for mining, milling, etc., $780,575, leaving a net profit’ of $1,886,811. Dividends have been disbursed to the amount of $934,000. GraIn_anp—Ha¥—Burnep-=Thet+ buildings, forty tons of hay and one thousand sacks of barley belonging to the Coast Line Stage Company, were destroyed by fire at Santa Clara Station, Santa Barbara county, on the 25th, . fy, Jupee PRovines has decided that prize-fighters are travelers and therefore violate no law by carrying concealed weapons. The people of San Francisco have decided that Provines can travel with or without. BEEFSTEAK is a Juxury in Alaska. The editor of the Times says he has not tasted but one steak in six months: They eat seals up there. A broiled seal steak must be a rare dish, REFERRING to the weather in that region, the White Pine Empire Bays: “It is just possible that some time between this and Spring we may have a fe unplweasant days.” AT White Pigeon, Michigan, potatoes are selling at twenty-five centsa bashel, and there isa prospect that the will go lower. Bo THE manager of u theatre in Rouen, is training a monster snaked to take part in a ballet, the scene of which ls laid in Eden, e New PaPrer.—Aftera sleep of about six years, the San Joaquin Republican is to be revived by its former publisher: H, C. Patrick, TWENTY million school beoks are anthe Iowa Penitentiary, nually used in this country, The Secretary shows the receipts of } symptoms are clearly set forth and in the hands of careful persons the work will’ be found invaluable, especially when in slight disorders, a physician can not be obtained. It treats of fevers, liver, indigestion, and in fact all the diseases. The work is written in plain English, so that it can be clearly understoud by any one of ordinary intelli_ gence. A letter, speaking of the book, says: “We know from persona] knowltia and scarlet fever remeay is a sure cure.” This alone would be worth the subscription price. Aside from its medical character, the work contains large number of receipts for the preparation nursing which render it valuable in every family, though for the treatment of diseases they might prefer to trust a physician. There area hundred things here: told which;-would give nourishment to the sick and comfort them in their suffering, which come within the duties of a good nurse, and do not interfere with the duties of the physician. E. A. Foster of this city, is the agent for the work in this county, and will supply subscribers at $450 per copy. The book is neatly printed and substantially bound. County Court, Nov. 1st.—J. B. Conn vs E. Wyman et als. Appeal dismissed on certificate from Justice of the Peace. The People ve Anna Starr. On motion of District Attorney ,case dismissed. A venire issued fora Grand Jury issued, returnable on Wednesday, Nov. ee A venire issued for trial jury, returnable on Tuesday, Nov. 16th. _ a ‘The People vs, C.C. Blair. Set for trial Nov. 16th. diseases, and their remedies, ‘The . is coughs, colds, croup, affections of the . edge, through friends, that the dipthe. . of food for the sick, and directions for . *int change before she gets another bite. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS! CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS! WHOLESALE AND RETAM. e NICK. SLOCOVICH, Shox PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, Har just received a Splendid Stock of Holiday Goods, con: isting of TOYS, the Cheapest, most sub— s antial, and the haadsomest ever brought to the County. s ly finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls or og ull Trains of Cars, &c. &. &c. PERF UMERY of all kinds, pee upin handeome € Ag tag cons hag Lolle, Mate! xes. nd: : FANCY GOODS of every variety sold to. county dealere or retail purchasers at: San Francisco prices, (27 Call and see the New Goods, NICH. SLOCOVICH. Nevada. Oct. 50th. ; Post Office Notice. * L. tsons indebted to the NEVADA A Pole Ot FICK tor a. ~ ‘ or Stamps, will please settle the same in es ately. arestins STAMPS AND ENVELOPiS MUST BE PAID FORON DELIVERY. Box Rents mu-t be paid within one month from the commencement of the quarter, if not they will be oiscontinued. Postage must be paid at the END OF EACH MON fag. Yayo wise the Papers cannot be delivered. eare compelled to enforce these rules as a Postmaster is eubject to transfer to the Money Order account at any time all money due the oftice whether collected or not, Ail Bills must be Office. settled at the Uttice F, G. GUILD, P. M. Nevada, Oct. 80th, 1869. wee EPISCOPAL BAZAR, ‘HE LADIES OF THE EPISCOPAL SOT ciety of Nevada City, wili hold —h— BAZAR AND FESTIVAL, —At— —on— ‘as she had her outfit all . eats thé fashiéns will . let Boxes, New . “The People trial Nov. 17th. 10 o'clock. Court adjourned to Wednesday at vs John Vail. Set for Tuesday and Wednesday Eveg’s, November 2d and 3d. A great variety of fancy articles and needleRoutt or Honor.—The following names are On the roll of honor in the > : work will be offered for-sale for ‘the benefit of the LADIES EPISCOPAL SOCIETY. Birchville school, 'T. H. Carr Teacher, for the month ending October 29th, in their order of standing, for good deportment, regular attendance and proficiency in lessons: Katie O'Connor, Lydia Parshley, Jennie Thompson, ADMISSION—FREE ! The Public are invited to attend. 029 . GO TO THE DOLLAR STORE! Callia Saylor, Andrew Powell Allison, Isabelle Ferguson, Allice Hyde, Edgar Mull, Minnie In the Building ,. Adj’ng. National Exchange Hotel, » Pateey Marooney, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, a plat from the to the lots belo GOVERNMENT TiTLE.—The-Board of Supervisors yesterday authorized Ww.) W. Cross, District Attorney, to~procure file an application with the Board of City Trustees for the Government title AY SEE what Splendid Goods— USEFUL & and OURNAMENTAL—yon can obtain FOR ONE DOLLAR: Such as Glassware, Plated Ware, Vases, Gents’ Under Clothing. Shirts, Socks, Gloves, Stationery. Chaiiis, Combs, Brushes, Handkerchiets, Port Folios, Albums, Knives. i oys Gents’ and Children’s Hats, Cravats, and a thongand other articles that are indispensible County gurveyor, and nging to the county. the first steame United States, SIxTy two years ago, October 9th in a we'l-regulated family. Come and see for yourselves. §a¥~ New Goods received every week, MRS. H. C. MILLS, Proprietress, Nevada, ct. 26th, 1869. r was launched in the . Vermonr had five towns at the recent election where not a single Democratic vote was Fruit’and Vegetable Store, I. R. RUMERY, aak Commercial Street.Nevada City LONDON he skin diseases. A CANAL is to be built between Rome and Ancona, connecting the eternal city with the Adriatic. week are treated in it. kK = constantly on hand a guod supply 0 VEGETABLES, RANCII AND F: KIN BUTTER, CHKESE, CANNED » xUITs, SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES hGGs, &. &c. &e. G2 I have made arrangements te receive all the different kinds of &e" NEW VEGE™ABLLS AND FRUIT as svon as the appear the markets below. —" a hospital devoted to A thousand patients a Notice, people. ‘ It is computed that the English language is understood by $100,000,000 of EING about to leave the State, notice is hereby given that I will not be responsibie for any debts contracted by any person or ; persons Connected with, or ha ing any interTHE Suez Ca 000,000. ext in the mini g claims known a. the “GuLCOUNDA COMPANY'S MIN ING CLAIM™,” situated on Snow Point, Nevada County, Calnal has cost about $81,. . ifornia. WILLIAM McKiakROWw. to say, the post of teac place a line ot A SHREWD but School Inspector, away out West, used oD examining a candidate for a, b, c is vowels, but. we want to know why they is vowels,” The following elanderous ra; raph goes unrebuked :/A wag Pie a new telegraph, and commit the news to the first of them as.a secret. Snow Poinc, Oct. 29th, 1869 OMKTHING NEW.—In musical cir§ cles the Ketey Organs are the : ‘hey are the most durabie ahd have the finest love, REMARKABLE for iheir 8WEETN POWER. The Vox Hu png 4 MANA aud Vox suBt LANT« are“the greatest novelties aud beat inunenlightened her, “We all koow that warrant that thei? SOMETHING NEW! r > mae pee “ ae” NEVADA CASH STORE! mm mercial street, . " [Adjoining Keeney's Hardware Store.] lw. % McROBERTS & Co, EEP conetant’y on hand a New and Choice K Assortment of : Ee GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, re offered for sale at the loweat ek gg he obi ‘the attention of Families and Miners js particularly called to our Stock of Goods wh'ch has been selected with especia) reierence to the wa1.te of thicommunity, TEaS— he hest in tie market ; Costa Rica, Javaand Mocha COFFEE~, Grara ted, Pulverized and Crurhed SUGARS, CANNED. FRUITS, of oI) kinds; FLOUR, MIXED FEED and GRAIN, POTATUKS, ‘ONiONs, &c. &, : Fverything in our Ime will be sold at whkbwen. possibie price for cash, Nevada, Oct. 13h. “THOS, SHURTLEFF, AS OPENED A GROCERY AND PROH VISION STORE, at the Junction Main & Commercial Sts IN Dk. KENT’S BUILDING, Where he will keep constantly on hand a fall assortment of — GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS CAN AND SHELF GoOoDs, Teas of the finest brands. ““Exeellent Coffee and a genera assortment for the larder. Cash Prices. Xr The People of Nevada will find it te their advantage to call on me. THOS, SHRUTLEFF, Junction of Commercial and Main Streets, Nevada, Oct. 15th, : EDWARD F. PEIRCE, Importer and Sole Agent of Weber’s Piano Fortes. ~ Hallet & Cumston’s Pianos, SMITH’S . PARLOR ORCANS. No 228 Sutter street, SAN FRANCISCO. ‘i. LL INSTRUMENTS sold from my W areroom are uaperees by me direct from the Manufacturers receive from the makers a Pianos and Organs shall STAND IN PERFECT ORDER in every respect, which enables me to give the same warranty to my customers, 018 ONE PER-CENT. PER MONTH AS, ON SIX MONTHS’ DEPOSBY THE CALIFORNIA _ BUILDING; LOAN AND— SAVINGS BANK, THOMAS M OONEY, President. 825-3m. ; * Bor Sale or Rent FURNISHED ventions ever introduced. J. bSTRY , Brattleborro, Vt , Sole Manafacturers, eae FASHION SALOON, JOHN MAGUIRE, H’s REMOVED to his NEW SALOON on REET, nearly posite his old bas invented He Proposes to women fifty yards apart. OR : _ @UN-FURNISHED,. The Residence of E. F. SPENCE. 02 Apply to SPENCE & CO, LOST} (Sok Anour THE 234 OF SEPTEMan ber, a package of papers, of no value to One excepi the owner. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving the same AT FFICE Nevada, Uct. 0th, 1869. op stand, where he will al . ways keep on hand a A YouNG can “Ask for prompt reply, =>: nnis arsenate tena es Debi feasion was asked what be seeiere ‘Wines, Liquors, Ales, and Porter: first when employed to bring an action. money on account,” was the passed. didate tor the legal pro : AND CIGARS, He SPENCE & CO, WILL » ADVERTIZE NEW IN: “ VERY FEW Dats. W.S. McROBERTS & CO, EVERYBODY READ! California Street, one door from Sansome Street, SAN FRANCISCO. a eulie NEVA eo :. Pan le der the au pe Bote at Temper continue t ~The manag several .mc articles wh and every . tribute to: attend. 17 _ admission . find the Fa pleasant } promenade, with their "visit the F ‘Boar, o _of Sapervis and comme " Supplemen completed 1 Ready tow: plaints hav. ‘in reference ‘Roll, bat out of their changed. to make in the Supplen ~ and havea showing. Bac Bur ahead of G; modations, : that that b ‘ithe semblan give us thes as of the sul the mail bag letter or pap ~~ find who /oc ' the man whi Petrr L brought dow day, by Con: in jail to ser five days for cigars, The der from the 27th of Oct. King, and se stated. os THE GRA! ry will meet morrow mor the session, charged wit! vis, will be i &@ great deal this case wil CHANGE 0 by W. H. Da a change int 10th inst., s from Colfax » mails at 6 vo’¢ great. impro arrangement oo County T. November w payment of t tor. On the assessment ri the County five per cent ers should be Ruwaway._ Dreyfuss’ tea beer wagon, « ly rattling an the wagon p vehicle as to can be used. very great, : Late Pap: Geo. R. Crav Ledger, Harp and Appietu: ber 6th. ( Eastern picio date, and can Treading Matu , Deatu oF H. Chase, fort the State Sen few days sir et Stockion. that he becan Stockton som

. '. time and again discussed in the TRANscircular above alluded to, which is 2, hod STATE Arb To IMMIGRATION —We ‘ have receiveda circular,headed “Chamber of Commerce Rooms,” Sun Francisco, asking a number of questions in regard to the extent, availability and advantages offered for settlers in Nevada county. All these matters, have been =—=— ORIPT, and we shall continue from tite to time to.answer them for the benefit of the “Chamber of Commerce.” We ROW propose to say a. few words in regard,to the opening proposition of the signed by Alexander D. Bell. It commences as fuilows: __“It is proposed to_ask the ‘next Leg_ Concerned, it will be a waste of the _ its inhabitants, and while it would be —_‘meglected . this State in the hope of making a for__ this State for years, and is as uncertain _ member that population without emwho all are employed, than to have islature to make a liberal appropriation of public funds, with the especial view of encouraging European and Eastern farmers, with means and families, to settle in this State.” — How the Chamber of Commerce proposes to dispose of this “liberal appropriation,” whether as a bonus to farmere of means from Europe and the East, we are not informed, but we are pretty well convinced of the fact that so far as the general welfare of the State is public funds. We hayealways thought that the welfare of-a locality should depend on the enterprise and energy of . the company obtained from the U. S_holders the President says; “Last month Government a patent for 284 acres; covering the Eureka lode for a length cf 1,680 feet, with all ite dips, angles and variations—the procurement of the patent although attended with considerable expense and trouble, is worth more . than it cost, as the coripany’s title is now perfect, and beyond attack from any quarter. During the past year the company have bought the Roannuise mine (or $7-40ths of it), adjoining the Eureka on the west, and comprising 2,000 feet in length on the Eureka lode, with all dips, angles, etc. This is ‘thought to be an important acquisition ‘forthe future of the company, as it ives with the ground previously owned, 3,680 feet on the lode, with only 1,400 feet prospected.” ‘The Superintendent furnishes the following particulars of the workings of the mine : 21,526 tons of quartz have been hoisted, and 20,588 tons crushed in 8074 working days, averaging 66} tons per day, with'30 stamps; on surface, 1,798 tons;. have worked 187 tons of sulphurets, and have 70 tons on hand valued at $10,000; have driven 1,085 feet of drifts; sunk 200 fect of winze, and 80} feet of the main shaft; 4th level drifts are 1,418 feet in length, and well enough for the State to offer premiums for the encouragement of certain industries, which will be beneficial to the entire State, and for which every resident may compete, we are utterly Opposed to placing at the disposal of any set of men, public funds, which may be used-to the advancement oi one locality, while. others -are-entirely . Why should the “Chamber of Commerce” want money from the State to induce men of means to come and settle in this State. Satisfy such men that our farmers are doing better than they, that the lands yield abundance, and that for the sarplus there is “ample market, and they will come without the expenditure of the State funds. It inducements are to be used let those who hope to be benefitted organise immigrant aid societies and supply funds by private contributions, and then let them be careful not to deceive “men of means’ by inducing them to come to tune without labor, or under the im. provident and exhaustive system of farming which has been carried on in in profit as “gambling stocks” or “prospecting for quartz.” Tose who are now calling so lustily for immigrants to this State, should reployment, would only impoverish the country. It would be far better to have & population of 1,000 ina community, 10,000 where only one third can obtain employment or are producers. ° The first effort of the people of this State should be directed to effecting auch changbs in labor as will produce commodities for which there is an active demand to supply the people with what they want. Such producers, supplied ‘with manufactures to adapt other com. modities to use, would soon bring prosperity. It does seem a little strange that while in San Francisco they have an employment society, established by private contributions, to furnish the large number of idle men with places, they now inprist Upon encouraging a large immigration; especially where interest is greater and money harder to get on good security than in most of the Eastern States, We are satisfied the Chamber of Commerce has taken the wrong course, as we do not believe im. migration will felp us materially until sone of the evils existing are corrected, and when we do need immigrants, we believe that the State funds should not be applied, but that each locality should gga on the enterprise of its own peo: F1Loaeing bas just been abolished in rage $27 80 per ton, and cost to mill and mine, $9 65. : tion, October 1, 1865, to date the re ceipts of the company from. bullion 5th level 640 feet; 4th level has produced 37,485 tons of quartz, and will yield at least 5,000 tons more; from 5th level have only drawn 1,807 tons. Main shaft is down 60 feet below the 5th level; mill has only lost 44 working days in the year. the company for the year to have been : from bullion account, $568,687_89,. ." with etcs., and cash on hand at beginning of year the total is $596,048 58. Disbursements : dividends, $264,000 ; mililing and mining account,$202,204 14} mine purchase, $45,000 ; with etcs., and cash on hand at end of year($54,871 49,) the balance is struck of $596,048 58. Assets are placed at $169,685 ; liabilities, none. The ore yielded on an aveSince the company went into operaamount to $2,152,389: costing for mining, milling, etc., $780,575, leaving a net profit’ of $1,886,811. Dividends have been disbursed to the amount of $934,000. GraIn_anp—Ha¥—Burnep-=Thet+ buildings, forty tons of hay and one thousand sacks of barley belonging to the Coast Line Stage Company, were destroyed by fire at Santa Clara Station, Santa Barbara county, on the 25th, . fy, Jupee PRovines has decided that prize-fighters are travelers and therefore violate no law by carrying concealed weapons. The people of San Francisco have decided that Provines can travel with or without. BEEFSTEAK is a Juxury in Alaska. The editor of the Times says he has not tasted but one steak in six months: They eat seals up there. A broiled seal steak must be a rare dish, REFERRING to the weather in that region, the White Pine Empire Bays: “It is just possible that some time between this and Spring we may have a fe unplweasant days.” AT White Pigeon, Michigan, potatoes are selling at twenty-five centsa bashel, and there isa prospect that the will go lower. Bo THE manager of u theatre in Rouen, is training a monster snaked to take part in a ballet, the scene of which ls laid in Eden, e New PaPrer.—Aftera sleep of about six years, the San Joaquin Republican is to be revived by its former publisher: H, C. Patrick, TWENTY million school beoks are anthe Iowa Penitentiary, nually used in this country, The Secretary shows the receipts of } symptoms are clearly set forth and in the hands of careful persons the work will’ be found invaluable, especially when in slight disorders, a physician can not be obtained. It treats of fevers, liver, indigestion, and in fact all the diseases. The work is written in plain English, so that it can be clearly understoud by any one of ordinary intelli_ gence. A letter, speaking of the book, says: “We know from persona] knowltia and scarlet fever remeay is a sure cure.” This alone would be worth the subscription price. Aside from its medical character, the work contains large number of receipts for the preparation nursing which render it valuable in every family, though for the treatment of diseases they might prefer to trust a physician. There area hundred things here: told which;-would give nourishment to the sick and comfort them in their suffering, which come within the duties of a good nurse, and do not interfere with the duties of the physician. E. A. Foster of this city, is the agent for the work in this county, and will supply subscribers at $450 per copy. The book is neatly printed and substantially bound. County Court, Nov. 1st.—J. B. Conn vs E. Wyman et als. Appeal dismissed on certificate from Justice of the Peace. The People ve Anna Starr. On motion of District Attorney ,case dismissed. A venire issued fora Grand Jury issued, returnable on Wednesday, Nov. ee A venire issued for trial jury, returnable on Tuesday, Nov. 16th. _ a ‘The People vs, C.C. Blair. Set for trial Nov. 16th. diseases, and their remedies, ‘The . is coughs, colds, croup, affections of the . edge, through friends, that the dipthe. . of food for the sick, and directions for . *int change before she gets another bite. TOYS. TOYS. TOYS! CANDIES! FRUITS AND NUTS! WHOLESALE AND RETAM. e NICK. SLOCOVICH, Shox PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY, Har just received a Splendid Stock of Holiday Goods, con: isting of TOYS, the Cheapest, most sub— s antial, and the haadsomest ever brought to the County. s ly finished Cast Iron Sets, for Girls or og ull Trains of Cars, &c. &. &c. PERF UMERY of all kinds, pee upin handeome € Ag tag cons hag Lolle, Mate! xes. nd: : FANCY GOODS of every variety sold to. county dealere or retail purchasers at: San Francisco prices, (27 Call and see the New Goods, NICH. SLOCOVICH. Nevada. Oct. 50th. ; Post Office Notice. * L. tsons indebted to the NEVADA A Pole Ot FICK tor a. ~ ‘ or Stamps, will please settle the same in es ately. arestins STAMPS AND ENVELOPiS MUST BE PAID FORON DELIVERY. Box Rents mu-t be paid within one month from the commencement of the quarter, if not they will be oiscontinued. Postage must be paid at the END OF EACH MON fag. Yayo wise the Papers cannot be delivered. eare compelled to enforce these rules as a Postmaster is eubject to transfer to the Money Order account at any time all money due the oftice whether collected or not, Ail Bills must be Office. settled at the Uttice F, G. GUILD, P. M. Nevada, Oct. 80th, 1869. wee EPISCOPAL BAZAR, ‘HE LADIES OF THE EPISCOPAL SOT ciety of Nevada City, wili hold —h— BAZAR AND FESTIVAL, —At— —on— ‘as she had her outfit all . eats thé fashiéns will . let Boxes, New . “The People trial Nov. 17th. 10 o'clock. Court adjourned to Wednesday at vs John Vail. Set for Tuesday and Wednesday Eveg’s, November 2d and 3d. A great variety of fancy articles and needleRoutt or Honor.—The following names are On the roll of honor in the > : work will be offered for-sale for ‘the benefit of the LADIES EPISCOPAL SOCIETY. Birchville school, 'T. H. Carr Teacher, for the month ending October 29th, in their order of standing, for good deportment, regular attendance and proficiency in lessons: Katie O'Connor, Lydia Parshley, Jennie Thompson, ADMISSION—FREE ! The Public are invited to attend. 029 . GO TO THE DOLLAR STORE! Callia Saylor, Andrew Powell Allison, Isabelle Ferguson, Allice Hyde, Edgar Mull, Minnie In the Building ,. Adj’ng. National Exchange Hotel, » Pateey Marooney, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, a plat from the to the lots belo GOVERNMENT TiTLE.—The-Board of Supervisors yesterday authorized Ww.)

W. Cross, District Attorney, to~procure file an application with the Board of City Trustees for the Government title AY SEE what Splendid Goods— USEFUL & and OURNAMENTAL—yon can obtain FOR ONE DOLLAR: Such as Glassware, Plated Ware, Vases, Gents’ Under Clothing. Shirts, Socks, Gloves, Stationery. Chaiiis, Combs, Brushes, Handkerchiets, Port Folios, Albums, Knives. i oys Gents’ and Children’s Hats, Cravats, and a thongand other articles that are indispensible County gurveyor, and nging to the county. the first steame United States, SIxTy two years ago, October 9th in a we'l-regulated family. Come and see for yourselves. §a¥~ New Goods received every week, MRS. H. C. MILLS, Proprietress, Nevada, ct. 26th, 1869. r was launched in the . Vermonr had five towns at the recent election where not a single Democratic vote was Fruit’and Vegetable Store, I. R. RUMERY, aak Commercial Street..Nevada City LONDON he skin diseases. A CANAL is to be built between Rome and Ancona, connecting the eternal city with the Adriatic. week are treated in it. kK = constantly on hand a guod supply 0 VEGETABLES, RANCII AND F: KIN BUTTER, CHKESE, CANNED » xUITs, SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES hGGs, &. &c. &e. G2 I have made arrangements te receive all the different kinds of &e" NEW VEGE™ABLLS AND FRUIT as svon as the appear the markets below. —" a hospital devoted to A thousand patients a Notice, people. ‘ It is computed that the English language is understood by $100,000,000 of EING about to leave the State, notice is hereby given that I will not be responsibie for any debts contracted by any person or ; persons Connected with, or ha ing any interTHE Suez Ca 000,000. ext in the mini g claims known a. the “GuLCOUNDA COMPANY'S MIN ING CLAIM™,” situated on Snow Point, Nevada County, Calnal has cost about $81,. . ifornia. WILLIAM McKiakROWw. to say, the post of teac place a line ot A SHREWD but School Inspector, away out West, used oD examining a candidate for a, b, c is vowels, but. we want to know why they is vowels,” The following elanderous ra; raph goes unrebuked :/A wag Pie a new telegraph, and commit the news to the first of them as.a secret. Snow Poinc, Oct. 29th, 1869 OMKTHING NEW.—In musical cir§ cles the Ketey Organs are the : ‘hey are the most durabie ahd have the finest love, REMARKABLE for iheir 8WEETN POWER. The Vox Hu png 4 MANA aud Vox suBt LANT« are“the greatest novelties aud beat inunenlightened her, “We all koow that warrant that thei? SOMETHING NEW! r > mae pee “ ae” NEVADA CASH STORE! mm mercial street, . " [Adjoining Keeney's Hardware Store.] lw. % McROBERTS & Co, EEP conetant’y on hand a New and Choice K Assortment of : Ee GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, re offered for sale at the loweat ek gg he obi ‘the attention of Families and Miners js particularly called to our Stock of Goods wh'ch has been selected with especia) reierence to the wa1.te of thicommunity, TEaS— he hest in tie market ; Costa Rica, Javaand Mocha COFFEE~, Grara ted, Pulverized and Crurhed SUGARS, CANNED. FRUITS, of oI) kinds; FLOUR, MIXED FEED and GRAIN, POTATUKS, ‘ONiONs, &c. &, : Fverything in our Ime will be sold at whkbwen. possibie price for cash, Nevada, Oct. 13h. “THOS, SHURTLEFF, AS OPENED A GROCERY AND PROH VISION STORE, at the Junction Main & Commercial Sts IN Dk. KENT’S BUILDING, Where he will keep constantly on hand a fall assortment of — GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS CAN AND SHELF GoOoDs, Teas of the finest brands. ““Exeellent Coffee and a genera assortment for the larder. Cash Prices. Xr The People of Nevada will find it te their advantage to call on me. THOS, SHRUTLEFF, Junction of Commercial and Main Streets, Nevada, Oct. 15th, : EDWARD F. PEIRCE, Importer and Sole Agent of Weber’s Piano Fortes. ~ Hallet & Cumston’s Pianos, SMITH’S . PARLOR ORCANS. No 228 Sutter street, SAN FRANCISCO. ‘i. LL INSTRUMENTS sold from my W areroom are uaperees by me direct from the Manufacturers receive from the makers a Pianos and Organs shall STAND IN PERFECT ORDER in every respect, which enables me to give the same warranty to my customers, 018 ONE PER-CENT. PER MONTH AS, ON SIX MONTHS’ DEPOSBY THE CALIFORNIA _ BUILDING; LOAN AND— SAVINGS BANK, THOMAS M OONEY, President. 825-3m. ; * Bor Sale or Rent FURNISHED ventions ever introduced. J. bSTRY , Brattleborro, Vt , Sole Manafacturers, eae FASHION SALOON, JOHN MAGUIRE, H’s REMOVED to his NEW SALOON on REET, nearly posite his old bas invented He Proposes to women fifty yards apart. OR : _ @UN-FURNISHED,. The Residence of E. F. SPENCE. 02 Apply to SPENCE & CO, LOST} (Sok Anour THE 234 OF SEPTEMan ber, a package of papers, of no value to One excepi the owner. The finder will be suitably rewarded on leaving the same AT FFICE Nevada, Uct. 0th, 1869. op stand, where he will al . ways keep on hand a A YouNG can “Ask for prompt reply, =>: nnis arsenate tena es Debi feasion was asked what be seeiere ‘Wines, Liquors, Ales, and Porter: first when employed to bring an action. money on account,” was the passed. didate tor the legal pro : AND CIGARS, He SPENCE & CO, WILL » ADVERTIZE NEW IN: “ VERY FEW Dats. W.S. McROBERTS & CO, EVERYBODY READ! California Street, one door from Sansome Street, SAN FRANCISCO. a eulie NEVA eo :. Pan le der the au pe Bote at Temper continue t ~The manag several .mc articles wh and every . tribute to: attend. 17 _ admission . find the Fa pleasant } promenade, with their "visit the F ‘Boar, o _of Sapervis and comme " Supplemen completed 1 Ready tow: plaints hav. ‘in reference ‘Roll, bat out of their changed. to make in the Supplen ~ and havea showing. Bac Bur ahead of G; modations, : that that b ‘ithe semblan give us thes as of the sul the mail bag letter or pap ~~ find who /oc ' the man whi Petrr L brought dow day, by Con: in jail to ser five days for cigars, The der from the 27th of Oct. King, and se stated. os THE GRA! ry will meet morrow mor the session, charged wit! vis, will be i &@ great deal this case wil CHANGE 0 by W. H. Da a change int 10th inst., s from Colfax » mails at 6 vo’¢ great. impro arrangement oo County T. November w payment of t tor. On the assessment ri the County five per cent ers should be Ruwaway._ Dreyfuss’ tea beer wagon, « ly rattling an the wagon p vehicle as to can be used. very great, : Late Pap: Geo. R. Crav Ledger, Harp and Appietu: ber 6th. ( Eastern picio date, and can Treading Matu , Deatu oF H. Chase, fort the State Sen few days sir et Stockion. that he becan Stockton som