November 24, 1866 (4 pages)

A POST NIE . . WOR IE ES AGAR PAGO MT SAON RTL POLE LTE TT LLL T TE LI, ILE RINE TSS ET IEEE SECO BRE OE tte STEN I STAD a . rr oder ts eae af, e She Daily Tennscript. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. COUNTY & CPTY OF FRICIALPRESS = ‘SATURDAY, NOV. 24, 1866. From the Sacramento Union of yesterpay we obtain the following interesting tems: The Western Union Telegraph ‘Company has completed and opened a new line, which runs by way of Denver, Bridger’s Pass and the stage route now traveled. This second line is said to have been constructed in a superior manner, and it is ex‘pected that the stoppages of communica‘tion by telegraph with the Atlantic States will be ides fféiptent than was the case while we had but one line. = A new arrahgement has been made for the transmission of .the Overland mail. The mail will go from New York to Chicago, instead of to St. Louis, and thence " ‘pase through Iowa and over the Union Pacific Railroad to the terminus of that track, where it will be transferred to stages. ' The financial panic continues in New York. Wall street isexcited. Numerous failures are reported. Credit is sadly ‘shaken. Money is hard to borrow. The journals attribute the trouble to the action -of the Treasury Depart ment in selling both gold and five-twenties. The panic extends to other cities and causes the depression of From Washington we learn that the President is so busy in preparing for the meeting of Congress that he cannot receive applicants for office, which is vexation of spirit tothe hungry. General B. §. Alexander, long in command of the defenses of Washington, is coming to San Francisco to superintend the construction of docks. Admiral Dahlgren is going to assume command of the South Pacific squadron, A dispatch from Murphys, Calaveras county, says the deperado who murdered ‘ William Ritter, -in Sacramento county, July 2d, 1865, was overhauled and killed by Constable Jordan and possee, about three miles from that place, Thursday morning. The murderer refused to sur render, und fired upon the Constable, and ‘was then shot dead. Henry Baker, one of the inspectors of cigars and tobacco, has been removed.— He received notification on Wednesday to pass over his stencil plates, ete., to Collector Soule. , A Sacramentan, who contemplates vis , ting Washington and Paris soon, received per has e&tered upon its fourth volume.— In “ite semi-canual talk to its readers,” it says :° “What was started as an experiment has proved ftself.a partial. success ; and omy. The editor has had to abandon his quid and his pipe to make both ends meet ; and the total expenditures for drinks by him and his partner during the year that they have been in business together, only amounts to three dollars and seventy-five cents, and that was mostly spent by the editor to keep from being “chivereed !”.— And, to tell you the truth, neighbor. mer chants, it is not doing exactly’ the fair thing for you to have so much of your printing done, for the cheapness of it, in San. Francisco.” The merchants of Carson ought to be ashamed of themselves, sending to the Bay for their printing. That’s what we call “small potatoes and few in a hill.”— The Appeal is the best paper ever published in Carson, is loyal to the core, done more to keep the town of Carson up, and deserves every dollar expended for printing. It would be a capital idea for the people requiring any kind of goods, inthe line of those sending abroad ‘for printing, to throw off on that class of merchants, and they will soon become wiser if not better men. 5 PorTicalL, READINGS.—We_ sincerely hope our people will turn out in large numbers this evening, to listen to the entertainment to be given by Miss Eliza A. Pittsisiger, the well-known poctess, at the Brick Church. Every town this excellent lady has visited she has been greeted with good audiences, and we trust she will meet with the same reception here. No lady has ever come among us so highly recommended by the press and leading . men of the State as Miss Pittsinger. Read the following opinions of the press: PoETICAR READINGS.—Miss Eliza A. Pittsinger, the talented Poetess of the Pacific coast, gave one of chaste Entertainments at the Metropolitan Theatre last Tharsday Evening, which transcended anything of the kind we have yet been permitted to hear on this coast. « Miss P., has but few, if any superior in the art of Eloctition.The “Yankee Ballad,” and “March to Moscow” ~~ the audience in aroar of laughter. “Poe’s Raven” was delivered in an-exceedingly impressive and tragic manner, but by far the grandest feature of the Reading was her own magnificent poems,.“Give us Back Our Dead,” and “The Eagle,” which shows her wonderful command of language.—Sun. Miss PITTSINGER.—This distinguished in reply to a late communication, inal footee is announced to give a Dramatic e ing as to the rates of passage, the foléw‘ing statement of prices from the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's agency at San Francisco : : The first cabin ticket to St. Nazaire and return to San Francisco costs $495 80, exclusive of railroad fare, which is $50.— First cabin fare from New York to Liver: ss Cunard Line is $132 50; Inman $80. Fare from this city to New York by steamer of the 30th inst. is, first . cabin, outside, $232 50; inside, $182. : SINGULAR CasK.—When Mr. Fagan’s little girl died, a short time since, poisoned by mistake for quinine, says the Belleville, Il. Advocate, her little brother Johnny had a similar prescription put up for, him. He remarked to Mr. Winstanly, “Unele, I don’t want to take that medicine, it killed sissy, and it will kill me.” “Oh, no,” said Mr. W., “it was not tlie medicine that killed your sister.” The little fellow then replied : “May be not; but I wish. you would let mo see my pony before I take it, because I don’t believe I will ever see himagain.” He was shown the pony, took the medicine, and in one hour afterwards was acorpse, -Tue New York “Sevents.”—The foject of the New York “Seventh” iment visiting England and-France during the World’s Exhibition in Paris, is exciting a good deal of comment from the Eastern Press. The Philadelphia and Chicago journals ate making merry over it; aiid sonte other papers are sneering at the idea, that the “Seventh” should be’ jeted wht organization representative ofthe American soldiety. So faras raising money to pay the expenses of the trip is ‘eoncerned, the same sneering quill-drivers suggest that if any funds be raised at all ln connection! with tho Seventh,” i foginent 8 heme Whe Wess tase ey ading. We have had an opportunity to hear several of her pieces and been surprised at the excellence of her elocution and her conception of dramatic propriety. Her entertainments consists of Recitations’ —not Readings ; she depends on memory solely, and the text is accompanied by ail the adjuncts of gesture and expression usual onthe stage. Miss Pittsinger’s rendering of her own poem, “Give Us Back Our Dead,” and Pue’s “Raven,” is especially fine—the latter the best that we have heard in this country. It is grand, classic and dramatic in the highest degree, and exactly in keeping with that remarkable composition. Her recitation of that poem, alone, will make a lasting impression everywhere, and will establish her reputrtion as a dramatic reader.—Flag. Express Bustness.—The Call says, there is no.reason why the postal service of the United States should not be equal to that of Wells, Fargo & Company’s’ Ex. press. Yet; the truth is, the former falls far behind the latter in efficiency as a letter carrier. Last year the Express in this State carried 2,800,000 ] for which the people were compelled t y. nine and one-half cents each—or an aggregate of $218,000 extra—as a tax for the inefficien. cy of the Government mails, for if the lattes were equal to the Express, the people would patronize them in-preference.° For the stamps used on ita envelopes, the Express Company paid to the Government $69,000. That is to say, the Gevernment taxed the Express Company that amount for the privilege of. performing service whichits agents “were ineapable of per forming. A TrourE of Japaness actors are to visit San Francisco, on their way to the AtlanA FIRE destroyed thirteen small frame tenements in San Francisco on Sunda y morning. é ~—_— : Muou Cur ur.—A soldier in Maine has Carson APPEAL.—This ably edited paEconomy! : We should say so!—. D ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, — ‘; t LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor; ~~ Movember 93, 1986. I the A has become, pretty much, a . 4 Scable San ventas 8 B Park Downleville fixed . We have ee cae a —— P Pearce . do N 5 Cargill 8 has been done toward making ‘the Appe o nine Emerald min & permanent institution in Carson by the Lead arte Be Bova Virginia Cty hardest and closest kind of work and by . Ww oliver Forest Hill. J Senner Nevad City. the exercise of the most.self denying econ. L Conklin Gold Hill . H Wa do Jd Wheeler Grass Vall M A Graham do L L Snow do G Roberts Umega O ¥ Healey do J Gallaway: Meadow La E A Wetmore do J Dickson San Juan 8S Hathorn Port Wine AT Pry Diamond Creek READINGS ! READINGS ! Miss ELIZA PITTSINGER, lige Distinguished Poetess and Poptiar Eloee will give one of her Entertainments at the BRICK CHURCH, On Saturday Evening, Nov. 24th. o PROGRAMME, Give-us back Our Dead..... Original. The Yankee Ballad. .... ,»Anonymous. 23 8 7 eR ea ee a aees E. A. Poe. March to MOe0ow.. .ccésecccccecsccss Southey. Land of Beauty. Land of Gold... Original. Islea of Greece yron. Psalm of Life.<.:.. Longfellow. ici io xs cvlaeeuts E. A. Poe. FOO MONO 65 5550s bgerdes choca te sGhseees Original. To conclude with The Power of Fashion ! Tickets FIFTY CENTS. Doors open at 7, to commence at 8 o'clock. e o22 Administrator's Sale. Nu is hereby given that in pursuance of the order of the Probate Court of the Count of Nevada, State of California, made on the 2t day of October, a. p. 1866, in the matter of the Estate of A. F. Schellhorn, deceased, the undersigned, Administrator of sai? Estate, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on THURSDAY the Twenty Seventh day of December, A. D. 1866, at 12 o'clock, m. in ront of the right, title, interest and Estate of said Intestate, interest that the said Estate hag, by operation of law or otherwise acquired other than or in addi tion to that of the said intestate at the time of his ne in and tothe following decribed property, to-wit: : That certain Lot or parcel of Land, sitnate and being on the northerly side of Main street, in the city of Nevada, next sterly from and adjoining the property known as the California Stage Company’s barn, fronting one-huudred and thirtythree (133) feet on Main street, and being one hundred and rixty-three (163) feet wide on the rear end, and «xtending back to the ravine. being. in depth tw6 hundred and twenty-six (225) feet on the easterly side and one-hundred and thirty (130) feet in depth on the westerly side ; and being the —— and property known as the United States rewery together with all buildings and improvements situated thereupon, and all the rights, privileges and appurtenances conngeted therewith. nor sou Site of Commercial street, in the city of Nevada, known as Schellhorn’s lot, bounded on the southerly side by Commercial street, on the street twenty-seven (27) feet. and extending northerly therefrom seventy (70) feet, together with the one-story brick building situated thereagen and all the appurtenances thereunto beonging. ~-‘ Also, an undivided one-third interest in those certain Mining Claims, situated in Little Wolf (reek, about two miles southerly from the city of Nevada, known as the claims of the General Grant rere Company, consisting of fourteeh hundred (1400) feet upon the General Grant Quartz Ledge, pee ty an; ov oe came an £0, including all the gravel claims and ravine ngs, located with and held by said General Grant Mining Company in connection with said quartz ledge, and all the appurtenances belonging thereto. F. J. 8CH ORN, Administrator, Estate A. F. Schellho *d. Dibble & Byrne, Attorneys, ae ry OTICK is hereby given that the Assesement N Roll of Nevada a was delivered to the Clerk of the Board of City Trustees, by the Cit office until the 1st day of Dec., 1866. e of Trustees will he in session as a Board of Egualization every evening until the above date. at the City Marshal's office, when and where all complaints will be heard. G. K. FARQUHAR. Nevada, Noy, 22, 1866 Clerk of the Board. remain open for inspection at the County Clerk's The Board Dry Goods, Fancy How to Economize ! Buy your Goods at A. GOLDSMITH? S5 Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor, Broad & Pine'Sts, Court House, in. Nevada city and pcr yb all the . ° ot E at the time of his death, and all the right, title and Iso, that certain lot of 4ahd sitnated on the }east by lot of Keleey, fronting on Commercial . Asseseor, on the 20th day of Nov.,1 and will { Nevada City.: Carpets, Oil Cloths, < Wall Paper. Wall Paper. F. a. H‘ashegt snd sa, evry warty na OPPOSITION TONEW YORK EVERY TWENTY DAYS! Carrying the United States Mail. TTA BIL CaRaGva. The North American Steamship Company will despatch the faverite Steamshi € AMERICA, For Baa Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua, From Mission Street Wharf, at 11 A. M., On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5th, Connecting at Greytown with the ifioent New Scoamahh i SAN FRANCISCO, Tons —FOR NEW YORK. The MOSES TAYLOR sails Dec. 2ith, connecting with the magnificent new steamer San Francisco. The America sails January. 14th, 1867, connectragna. ing with the new:steamer Nica P ‘or further information, apply to I. W. RAYMOND, Agent, North-west corner Battery and Pine Streets, up stairs, San Francisco. FRESH OYSTERS Wy ‘AND CLAMS, RECEIVED DAILY AND SEVRED TO ORDER. Oysters Raw, * Oysters Stewed, Oysters Fried, Fancy Roast, Clam Chowder, Clam Soup. PIG'S FEET, LAMB TONGUES, TEA AND TOAST, AT JENKINS’ SALOON, . Opposite the Union Hotel, Main Street. 027-1m ANDREW;R. JENKINS, Prop'r. DR. J. W. TALBOTT, Physician and Surgeon, Office at Dr. Kenv’s Drug Store. Residence—UNION HOTEL. Devotes special attention to Diseases of Women and Children. nid Fresh Fish ! Fresh Fish ! E. W. NOONAN & CO. AVE made arrangements by which they will & be enabled to suppiy the citizens of Nevada city with FRESH FISH, OF ALL KINDS. ; FRESH CRABS AND OYSTERS, Direct from the San Francisco Markets. NOONAN & CO’S Wagon will be in Nevada on W ednesday and Friday Mornings of each week, when all who want Good Fish can be supplied. J. F. BUSSENIUS, Apothecary and Chemist, Cor Pine & Commercial Sts, _ NEVADA. ‘ 2" PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTION -CAREFULLY PREPARED AT ALL: HOURS—DAY OR NIGHT. nov7 ABOLITION OIL [For abolishing pain] For Sale by KE. F. SPENCE, NEW MILLINERY STORE, NO. 3 MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY, Third Door below Gilman's Dry Goods Store. RS, A. F. JONES would respectfully inform the Ladies of Nevada City that she has just received a choice selection of N.w & Fash orable‘Mill.nery Goods CONSISTING OF Bon nets, Hats, Turbans, Feathers, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, Velvets, Veils, Ornaments, &c. Cpnich will be sold at the LOWEST CASH PRITouring: Suits made to order at short o. prey Fressing and Coloring eR WES 3 se Oe TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT!) . -GREGORY. & WAITE, H*st ON HAND IN THEIR STORE and CELLAR, .” ; : (Old stand of Jesse Wall and his sueceseers,} A Larger stock of Goods in their ling than can be found in any other store in the County, Amounting to something less than a cargo for the Great Eastern and consisting of : Hardware, . Wooden Ware, 7 Willow Ware, . Crockery Ware, » AND Glass Ware, (To which'we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE.} GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS WINES AND LIQuors, Of the Choicest Qualities. BARLEY, . WHEAT, BRAN, SHORTS, _ &e. &e. On hand and to arrive, mostly to arrive. 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough For an Ocean Cable and warianted not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, Which we are selling to the benefit of : one Goodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, _ To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. More Quicksilver than we want at the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in ~—them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, @ mountain of Teas and Coffees, more kinds than , ever kuown before. A few Cords of Bacon, warranted corn fed. On Hand, also, a big pile of Lara, that never made a sheep's acquaintance, or no sale. 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Bakes, Hoes, ‘Pitchforke, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and any kind of liquors to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have Be. motto but “fair dealing —TO ARBIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods oe “4 We consult the tastes of our customers and re . inember always that it takes two to make a bargain. GREGORY & WAITE a L@CA PREAC will be he Broad st A. M., an schodl at mediately Service in the mo evening ¢ mediately Rev. J. tist Chure and in the . school im Rev. Mi E. Chure evening a COMME! yesterday per, publi: looking ar number . “ number of the starti cause of n dust.” 1 main que you old or be, ’ REVIvA in this cit; past two prayer m¢ turned fro: We under: gregationa during the the Metho nesday anc Congregati Friday eve is being m:; and We are In 28 Da tion line vi in 23 days ships ag flo and gentle quarter de and fare lo Re-Unir received to tional, 80 gether wit] _ coutrement cartridges. very prospe ter some 97 men. At Aucr ery will be the 27th of ment in toCrry Ass ment Roll . Clerk of the spection of : RETURNE from Europ CrIcAGo growth. T city in the burglaries ; daily occur: THE Ida} flour has ri dred, and . Case, ‘Tue Dep ports of ent: Balary of $:

A POST NIE . . WOR IE ES AGAR PAGO MT SAON RTL POLE LTE TT LLL T TE LI, ILE RINE TSS ET IEEE SECO BRE OE tte STEN I STAD a . rr oder ts eae af, e She Daily Tennscript. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. COUNTY & CPTY OF FRICIALPRESS = ‘SATURDAY, NOV. 24, 1866. From the Sacramento Union of yesterpay we obtain the following interesting tems: The Western Union Telegraph ‘Company has completed and opened a new line, which runs by way of Denver, Bridger’s Pass and the stage route now traveled. This second line is said to have been constructed in a superior manner, and it is ex‘pected that the stoppages of communica‘tion by telegraph with the Atlantic States will be ides fféiptent than was the case while we had but one line. = A new arrahgement has been made for the transmission of .the Overland mail. The mail will go from New York to Chicago, instead of to St. Louis, and thence " ‘pase through Iowa and over the Union Pacific Railroad to the terminus of that track, where it will be transferred to stages. ' The financial panic continues in New York. Wall street isexcited. Numerous failures are reported. Credit is sadly ‘shaken. Money is hard to borrow. The journals attribute the trouble to the action -of the Treasury Depart ment in selling both gold and five-twenties. The panic extends to other cities and causes the depression of From Washington we learn that the President is so busy in preparing for the meeting of Congress that he cannot receive applicants for office, which is vexation of spirit tothe hungry. General B. §. Alexander, long in command of the defenses of Washington, is coming to San Francisco to superintend the construction of docks. Admiral Dahlgren is going to assume command of the South Pacific squadron, A dispatch from Murphys, Calaveras county, says the deperado who murdered ‘ William Ritter, -in Sacramento county, July 2d, 1865, was overhauled and killed by Constable Jordan and possee, about three miles from that place, Thursday morning. The murderer refused to sur render, und fired upon the Constable, and ‘was then shot dead. Henry Baker, one of the inspectors of cigars and tobacco, has been removed.— He received notification on Wednesday to pass over his stencil plates, ete., to Collector Soule. , A Sacramentan, who contemplates vis , ting Washington and Paris soon, received per has e&tered upon its fourth volume.— In “ite semi-canual talk to its readers,” it says :° “What was started as an experiment has proved ftself.a partial. success ; and omy. The editor has had to abandon his quid and his pipe to make both ends meet ; and the total expenditures for drinks by him and his partner during the year that they have been in business together, only amounts to three dollars and seventy-five cents, and that was mostly spent by the editor to keep from being “chivereed !”.— And, to tell you the truth, neighbor. mer chants, it is not doing exactly’ the fair thing for you to have so much of your printing done, for the cheapness of it, in San. Francisco.” The merchants of Carson ought to be ashamed of themselves, sending to the Bay for their printing. That’s what we call “small potatoes and few in a hill.”— The Appeal is the best paper ever published in Carson, is loyal to the core, done more to keep the town of Carson up, and deserves every dollar expended for printing. It would be a capital idea for the people requiring any kind of goods, inthe line of those sending abroad ‘for printing, to throw off on that class of merchants, and they will soon become wiser if not better men. 5 PorTicalL, READINGS.—We_ sincerely hope our people will turn out in large numbers this evening, to listen to the entertainment to be given by Miss Eliza A. Pittsisiger, the well-known poctess, at the Brick Church. Every town this excellent lady has visited she has been greeted with good audiences, and we trust she will meet with the same reception here. No lady has ever come among us so highly recommended by the press and leading . men of the State as Miss Pittsinger. Read the following opinions of the press: PoETICAR READINGS.—Miss Eliza A. Pittsinger, the talented Poetess of the Pacific coast, gave one of chaste Entertainments at the Metropolitan Theatre last Tharsday Evening, which transcended anything of the kind we have yet been permitted to hear on this coast. « Miss P., has but few, if any superior in the art of Eloctition..The “Yankee Ballad,” and “March to Moscow” ~~ the audience in aroar of laughter. “Poe’s Raven” was delivered in an-exceedingly impressive and tragic manner, but by far the grandest feature of the Reading was her own magnificent poems,.“Give us Back Our Dead,” and “The Eagle,” which shows her wonderful command of language.—Sun. Miss PITTSINGER.—This distinguished in reply to a late communication, inal footee is announced to give a Dramatic e ing as to the rates of passage, the foléw‘ing statement of prices from the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's agency at San Francisco : : The first cabin ticket to St. Nazaire and return to San Francisco costs $495 80, exclusive of railroad fare, which is $50.— First cabin fare from New York to Liver: ss Cunard Line is $132 50; Inman $80. Fare from this city to New York by steamer of the 30th inst. is, first . cabin, outside, $232 50; inside, $182. : SINGULAR CasK.—When Mr. Fagan’s little girl died, a short time since, poisoned by mistake for quinine, says the Belleville, Il. Advocate, her little brother Johnny had a similar prescription put up for, him. He remarked to Mr. Winstanly, “Unele, I don’t want to take that medicine, it killed sissy, and it will kill me.” “Oh, no,” said Mr. W., “it was not tlie medicine that killed your sister.” The little fellow then replied : “May be not; but I wish. you would let mo see my pony before I take it, because I don’t believe I will ever see himagain.” He was shown the pony, took the medicine, and in one hour afterwards was acorpse, -Tue New York “Sevents.”—The foject of the New York “Seventh” iment visiting England and-France during the World’s Exhibition in Paris, is exciting a good deal of comment from the Eastern Press. The Philadelphia and Chicago journals ate making merry over it; aiid sonte other papers are sneering at the idea, that the “Seventh” should be’ jeted wht organization representative ofthe American soldiety. So faras raising money to pay the expenses of the trip is ‘eoncerned, the same sneering quill-drivers suggest that if any funds be raised at all ln connection! with tho Seventh,” i foginent 8 heme Whe Wess tase ey ading. We have had an opportunity to hear several of her pieces and been surprised at the excellence of her elocution and her conception of dramatic propriety. Her entertainments consists of Recitations’ —not Readings ; she depends on memory solely, and the text is accompanied by ail the adjuncts of gesture and expression usual onthe stage. Miss Pittsinger’s rendering of her own poem, “Give Us Back Our Dead,” and Pue’s “Raven,” is especially fine—the latter the best that we have heard in this country. It is grand, classic and dramatic in the highest degree, and exactly in keeping with that remarkable composition. Her recitation of that poem, alone, will make a lasting impression everywhere, and will establish her reputrtion as a dramatic reader.—Flag. Express Bustness.—The Call says, there is no.reason why the postal service of the United States should not be equal to that of Wells, Fargo & Company’s’ Ex. press. Yet; the truth is, the former falls far behind the latter in efficiency as a letter carrier. Last year the Express in this State carried 2,800,000 ] for which the people were compelled t y. nine and one-half cents each—or an aggregate of $218,000 extra—as a tax for the inefficien. cy of the Government mails, for if the lattes were equal to the Express, the people would patronize them in-preference.° For the stamps used on ita envelopes, the Express Company paid to the Government $69,000. That is to say, the Gevernment taxed the Express Company that amount for the privilege of. performing service whichits agents “were ineapable of per forming. A TrourE of Japaness actors are to visit San Francisco, on their way to the AtlanA FIRE destroyed thirteen small frame tenements in San Francisco on Sunda y morning. é ~—_— : Muou Cur ur.—A soldier in Maine has Carson APPEAL.—This ably edited paEconomy! : We should say so!—. D ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, — ‘; t LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor; ~~ Movember 93, 1986. I the A has become, pretty much, a . 4 Scable San ventas 8 B Park Downleville fixed . We have ee cae a —— P Pearce . do N 5 Cargill 8 has been done toward making ‘the Appe o nine Emerald min & permanent institution in Carson by the Lead arte Be Bova Virginia Cty hardest and closest kind of work and by . Ww oliver Forest Hill. J Senner Nevad City.. the exercise of the most.self denying econ. L Conklin Gold Hill . H Wa do Jd Wheeler Grass Vall M A Graham do L L Snow do G Roberts Umega O ¥ Healey do J Gallaway: Meadow La E A Wetmore do J Dickson San Juan 8S Hathorn Port Wine AT Pry Diamond Creek READINGS ! READINGS ! Miss ELIZA PITTSINGER, lige Distinguished Poetess and Poptiar Eloee will give one of her Entertainments at the BRICK CHURCH, On Saturday Evening, Nov. 24th. o PROGRAMME, Give-us back Our Dead......... Original. The Yankee Ballad. ........ ,»Anonymous. 23 8 7 eR ea ee a aees E. A. Poe. March to MOe0ow... .ccésecccccecsccss Southey. Land of Beauty. Land of Gold...... Original. Islea of Greece yron. Psalm of Life.<.:.... Longfellow. ici io xs cvlaeeuts E. A. Poe. FOO MONO 65 5550s bgerdes choca te sGhseees Original. To conclude with The Power of Fashion ! Tickets FIFTY CENTS. Doors open at 7, to commence at 8 o'clock. e o22 Administrator's Sale. Nu is hereby given that in pursuance of the order of the Probate Court of the Count of Nevada, State of California, made on the 2t day of October, a. p. 1866, in the matter of the Estate of A. F. Schellhorn, deceased, the undersigned, Administrator of sai? Estate, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on THURSDAY the Twenty Seventh day of December, A. D. 1866, at 12 o'clock, m. in ront of the right, title, interest and Estate of said Intestate, interest that the said Estate hag, by operation of law or otherwise acquired other than or in addi tion to that of the said intestate at the time of his ne in and tothe following decribed property, to-wit: : That certain Lot or parcel of Land, sitnate and being on the northerly side of Main street, in the city of Nevada, next sterly from and adjoining the property known as the California Stage Company’s barn, fronting one-huudred and thirtythree (133) feet on Main street, and being one hundred and rixty-three (163) feet wide on the rear end, and «xtending back to the ravine. being. in depth tw6 hundred and twenty-six (225) feet on the easterly side and one-hundred and thirty (130) feet in depth on the westerly side ; and being the —— and property known as the United States rewery together with all buildings and improvements situated thereupon, and all the rights, privileges and appurtenances conngeted therewith. nor sou Site of Commercial street, in the city of Nevada, known as Schellhorn’s lot, bounded on the southerly side by Commercial street, on the street twenty-seven (27) feet. and extending northerly therefrom seventy (70) feet, together with the one-story brick building situated thereagen and all the appurtenances thereunto beonging. ~-‘ Also, an undivided one-third interest in those certain Mining Claims, situated in Little Wolf (reek, about two miles southerly from the city of Nevada, known as the claims of the General Grant

rere Company, consisting of fourteeh hundred (1400) feet upon the General Grant Quartz Ledge, pee ty an; ov oe came an £0, including all the gravel claims and ravine ngs, located with and held by said General Grant Mining Company in connection with said quartz ledge, and all the appurtenances belonging thereto. F. J. 8CH ORN, Administrator, Estate A. F. Schellho *d. Dibble & Byrne, Attorneys, ae ry OTICK is hereby given that the Assesement N Roll of Nevada a was delivered to the Clerk of the Board of City Trustees, by the Cit office until the 1st day of Dec., 1866. e of Trustees will he in session as a Board of Egualization every evening until the above date. at the City Marshal's office, when and where all complaints will be heard. G. K. FARQUHAR. Nevada, Noy, 22, 1866 Clerk of the Board. remain open for inspection at the County Clerk's The Board Dry Goods, Fancy How to Economize ! Buy your Goods at A. GOLDSMITH? S5 Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor, Broad & Pine'Sts, Court House, in. Nevada city and pcr yb all the . ° ot E at the time of his death, and all the right, title and Iso, that certain lot of 4ahd sitnated on the }east by lot of Keleey, fronting on Commercial . Asseseor, on the 20th day of Nov.,1 and will { Nevada City.: Carpets, Oil Cloths, < Wall Paper. Wall Paper. F. a. H‘ashegt snd sa, evry warty na OPPOSITION TONEW YORK EVERY TWENTY DAYS! Carrying the United States Mail. TTA BIL CaRaGva. The North American Steamship Company will despatch the faverite Steamshi € AMERICA, For Baa Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua, From Mission Street Wharf, at 11 A. M., On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5th, Connecting at Greytown with the ifioent New Scoamahh i SAN FRANCISCO, Tons —FOR NEW YORK. The MOSES TAYLOR sails Dec. 2ith, connecting with the magnificent new steamer San Francisco. The America sails January. 14th, 1867, connectragna. ing with the new:steamer Nica P ‘or further information, apply to I. W. RAYMOND, Agent, North-west corner Battery and Pine Streets, up stairs, San Francisco. FRESH OYSTERS Wy ‘AND CLAMS, RECEIVED DAILY AND SEVRED TO ORDER. Oysters Raw, * Oysters Stewed, Oysters Fried, Fancy Roast, Clam Chowder, Clam Soup. PIG'S FEET, LAMB TONGUES, TEA AND TOAST, AT JENKINS’ SALOON, . Opposite the Union Hotel, Main Street. 027-1m ANDREW;R. JENKINS, Prop'r. DR. J. W. TALBOTT, Physician and Surgeon, Office at Dr. Kenv’s Drug Store. Residence—UNION HOTEL. Devotes special attention to Diseases of Women and Children. nid Fresh Fish ! Fresh Fish ! E. W. NOONAN & CO. AVE made arrangements by which they will & be enabled to suppiy the citizens of Nevada city with FRESH FISH, OF ALL KINDS. ; FRESH CRABS AND OYSTERS, Direct from the San Francisco Markets. NOONAN & CO’S Wagon will be in Nevada on W ednesday and Friday Mornings of each week, when all who want Good Fish can be supplied. J. F. BUSSENIUS, Apothecary and Chemist, Cor Pine & Commercial Sts, _ NEVADA. ‘ 2" PHYSICIANS’ PRESCRIPTION -CAREFULLY PREPARED AT ALL: HOURS—DAY OR NIGHT. nov7 ABOLITION OIL [For abolishing pain] For Sale by KE. F. SPENCE, NEW MILLINERY STORE, NO. 3 MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY, Third Door below Gilman's Dry Goods Store. RS, A. F. JONES would respectfully inform the Ladies of Nevada City that she has just received a choice selection of N.w & Fash orable‘Mill.nery Goods CONSISTING OF Bon nets, Hats, Turbans, Feathers, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, Velvets, Veils, Ornaments, &c. Cpnich will be sold at the LOWEST CASH PRITouring: Suits made to order at short o. prey Fressing and Coloring eR WES 3 se Oe TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT!) . -GREGORY. & WAITE, H*st ON HAND IN THEIR STORE and CELLAR, .” ; : (Old stand of Jesse Wall and his sueceseers,} A Larger stock of Goods in their ling than can be found in any other store in the County, Amounting to something less than a cargo for the Great Eastern and consisting of : Hardware, . Wooden Ware, 7 Willow Ware, . Crockery Ware, » AND Glass Ware, (To which'we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE.} GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS WINES AND LIQuors, Of the Choicest Qualities. BARLEY, . WHEAT, BRAN, SHORTS, _ &e. &e. On hand and to arrive, mostly to arrive. 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough For an Ocean Cable and warianted not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, Which we are selling to the benefit of : one Goodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, _ To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. More Quicksilver than we want at the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in ~—them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, @ mountain of Teas and Coffees, more kinds than , ever kuown before. A few Cords of Bacon, warranted corn fed. On Hand, also, a big pile of Lara, that never made a sheep's acquaintance, or no sale. 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Bakes, Hoes, ‘Pitchforke, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and any kind of liquors to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have Be. motto but “fair dealing —TO ARBIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods oe “4 We consult the tastes of our customers and re . inember always that it takes two to make a bargain. GREGORY & WAITE a L@CA PREAC will be he Broad st A. M., an schodl at mediately Service in the mo evening ¢ mediately Rev. J. tist Chure and in the . school im Rev. Mi E. Chure evening a COMME! yesterday per, publi: looking ar number . “ number of the starti cause of n dust.” 1 main que you old or be, ’ REVIvA in this cit; past two prayer m¢ turned fro: We under: gregationa during the the Metho nesday anc Congregati Friday eve is being m:; and We are In 28 Da tion line vi in 23 days ships ag flo and gentle quarter de and fare lo Re-Unir received to tional, 80 gether wit] _ coutrement cartridges. very prospe ter some 97 men. At Aucr ery will be the 27th of ment in toCrry Ass ment Roll . Clerk of the spection of : RETURNE from Europ CrIcAGo growth. T city in the burglaries ; daily occur: THE Ida} flour has ri dred, and . Case, ‘Tue Dep ports of ent: Balary of $: