November 26, 1865 (4 pages)

te CONCHESS.— The Thirty-uinttr Con . pore y the owners of the gress of the United States will meet in its firs avion, on’ the 4th day ot Devoiiber— ~ one woek ‘from next Monday. ti assemble 2 od the formation of the Guyernment; cAll the -questiogs Of reednsti-iction in the rebel States will no doubt be . puibunlb tad 40 that, body by the. President.— = He-has r oh a the States lately ih te~“bellion tha oastitutions-must be submitted to ae fe for appreval, ic . . dng the responsibility of ‘providing Be at reballion and diseo¥d inthé future upon the ‘Legislative department of the nation. All of ‘the. Presidents acts since the close of the rebellion, have been based, not upon any law,-batapot the necessity of the case. He has been acting, not as the executive of the nation, but asthe military head + When the rebel government was broken uj “up and their'armies defeated, tre States were left: without government, aud as: military: ¢om~~ mander, holding the territory as such, the President.was under. the negessiiy of appointing rulers and regulating affairs until sonie competent legislative authority should _ assemble. That authority rests in Congress “and the ei germane. that body, will tell for weal or woe upon future of thew “what Pigaidieut "rohoadl holds this view of the question is demonstrated by his acts By! what authority does he appoint Govern« Ota hid other officers if the rebel States, if not by virtue of bi position of Commanderin Chief of the: Army, and where does be ge} the authority to ‘prescribe laws for those States, if not fi a the same source? Does the, Constitution.giye him powerte make laws as well as execute them? Certainly not, and yet even the most bitter, opponent of Johnson does not pretend to say that he has exceeded his powers in the appuintment » of Provisional Governors in rebel States.— In yielding this. point, all parties »cknowledge that the rebel States are held by vir, tug pf thé war power of the sation, though they may call it by other names. . The rebel States are now in precisely the same Gon~ _»@ition, they, oecupied when the rebel armies were disbanded. ‘True, they have held conventions and adopted constitutions, and in some instonces elected offices under their ametided constitutions. The President has told them that these instruments must be ‘subinitted to Corgress. Suppose’ that body should reject them, what would become of the elections and the State organizations _ which the late rebels have, in part, perfect“ed? The President's policy leaves the whole Matter at the disposal of Congress, and uotil the action of the late rebels 1s ratified by ‘that ‘body they will have accomplished : snothing.'This view of the. case, will leave the admission of Representatives to Congress from the Suuthern States also to that, body. ‘Let us take'for instance South Carolina. That State goes to work and sapende . her constitution, and under that instrument elects nibnibers of Congress. No Representative can be admitted until the instrument is ratified,and even after it is aéceépted by In its results Congress,. that; body .can pass upon the: claims of persons chosen toa seat, Considerpble bas heen said in regard to the proba. (5 _ bility that the names of Representatives of the late rebel] States will be called by the . -@lerk of the House. Whattight has he to call theirnumes anti? the State which they claim to represent is orgunized ? As we stated ut the outset of this artic New ‘the President has shiwh by his acts that he considers the whol: question of reconstruction ac a matter for the decerminativn of, eka nad unless his theary difle s very materially from his practice, we expect that he will tke this ground in his M seage! tn . > ‘this view of the case, the dupreceitid responsibility resting upon the next Congress will.be readily perceived. Lf that bedy*is Ned by wisditu in the enactment at lawe, nnd the questions left oven by the . warare judigivusly managed. and permaneatly settled, in accordance with the prin; hee agar sand tan go of the i be eeeured, ap the “sisterhood bey .» united in purpose, bound togeth~ee by community aan will becoine one in feeling, ae they ‘now are in law. S784 t “ EP a a or cana § ngtess ever ciples of freedom and ‘Justice, alike to all, . ’ Celorado. Late advices state that he has been most cordialiy received “by the‘Impehim for, tl the prosecution. of bis researches. The Exnperor, who, hike fhe late PringeConsort of Great Britain, mitigates the asperities of statecraft by dabbling in science, has paid him wiany’ pérgonal attentions, and the populace of Rio Janeiro have showna praper. appreciation of the eminept philpso. ant “phéer. The Work which’ Professor Agassiz went out to perform is being vigorously pushed. His party has: been divided, and the several sections dispersed to various parts of the’ vast empire, the one under the immediate. direetion of Professor Agassiz ‘Being ‘oceupied, at.last accounts, in the as sentté thé headwaters of the’ Ainazon ina. steamer. furnished by the Government. The expedition, at work, as it is, in a country Wheré nature has Veen tore active and more astounding-in her developments than in any other on the globe, can hardly fail.to accomplish ‘great results, and to increase the wide-apread fame of ‘its. distin guished leader. x Sa eeneneell STAGE LINE. —The citizens of Grass Valley are ‘agititing the project of a stage line ybebwreen that city: and Sacramento, ~~ THE cable ordered by the State Telegraph Company for the purpose of connecting the American shore on Puget’s Sound with Vancouver Island, arrived at San Francisco a few ss since, and will be laid forthwith. Sleighing parties are al the go at Silver Mountain, anise equ Ja = THeRe are a a half of iron-clads, now laid up in the Delaware River, at League. Taland—a mile apd a half of war ships whose ports ave closed, whose guns are silent, from +} whose egcaye pipes no steam curls upward to the air. These vessels, which have done / the country se mueh service, are practically . dismantled; and dft terest in-péace until they are agnin needed. * General Bidwell ig building a. ‘palatial rea. idence” in Chico, Butte county. ‘ One of the. Beechers. (Miss Caroline) is engaged on @ wark’ to disprove the doctrine .of future endless, punishment, a doctrine that Doctor: Béecher the senior so ubly d fended. ‘ONE govd Haxane cigur is fouodby Dr. Richardson to yield, when its smoke is condensed, a eufficient amount of peisnous matten. to induce active convulsions ina rabbit, nnd Bix pipes of: cummon: sheg tobgegp _w ill yield sufficient poison to destroy a rabbit m three minutes. —_—_—_——_——_—__aaa ABRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BRUAD STRENT, NEVADA CITY Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. SATURDAY, November 25, 1865. Major McBride, wife RF Craig Willo Va aud child Sun Juea L R Soggs Zine How Misa CA Crall do J Wilson Quaker’H A: ep Bacrammant G F Jacobs do Boies de J Martin Summit Ci H Baker Fulsom’. D Ward Joues Bar 4 McKimey Sao. F PO'Tool do J Maguire Grass Val W W Nichole Col H JC Boynton R & R WR Morris Sum Ci J Denslow Grass Va RC Black Bloomfel H A Ashburn Plea V G@ H Culby Red Dog T Bowers Grizz!y H F @ Guild Nevada J Jones . do W Nesbitt do AB aton Mead Lak J G Uaderwood G Va CH Erskins Qua Hil 3 Bright San Frane 5D Joslyn Moores FN H Cronkite do OD Baveock “do “Mrs Dovlin Chicago C Ranseur du M Dooliu du W bord Canada D Glavin Sierra e» GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL! FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEVADA THEATER Co. The Trustees of the Nevada Theater Company, will give a eae , GRAND BALLL, ; On Monday Evening, December 25th, AT THE NEW THEATER, — All are invited to attend. rial Government, and every facility given . Se ee isthe price, while 9140 por month i shed for a store room. N 3TABLE’S SALB—By virtue of an ox s,s Teor of Wm, P. “Aiport. ‘and. ugainst J. tdinqhell Sy rool the, ‘of $877 nd costs oF sul os fellbwrdog lees e Lhe gists nd, eran 9 ofore ret to wilt: All che _rigt a ant inand to that of minceteechyp oon gage pose, “ond 9 inane ot on ork, a joining the eiaims = ver cg hed 0., and the claims caten as the Micheli Demeir ground, to er with all the appurtenances appertaining or belongitig to png Claims. Notice is hereby given thaf 1 will expose to public sale, hand fo ie highest Dida eran the, sitinge jot n the st er; at. the v e 0 ited bog. on Saturday, the 16th day of i Bosom perween the hours of-9 o’clock, bem o’elock, P.M. ‘Taken; ae the prope tv ot said — to satisfy the above: demand and “‘aceruing costs Given under my hand this 234 a of Nov., 1865, MILTON OmBs, n26 ‘ Constabie. (oNsTABLE’s SAER—Stase of California, County of Nevaua, Township of Nevada, 4s By virtue ofan Execution to _s delivered, issued from the Court of E. W. Smith, Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace in and aforest ge date the twenty-¢ight day of October, A. L. » to satin! 5 BF me rendered b: said Justice sa ence. on the twenva day of October, A. D, 1865, iu favor of pat Ten f 8 = pe ag catgut a SAR or the sum of Two Hundred an Twenty ‘three Dollara and 1 ‘five’ ‘cents, debt, ave ta ighest Labeeneh Bempagrsiend ven muit «i ken in execu ie y sad will et to ,the described properbidder for ¢ash, followin ty to-wit :—A i the right, von le and interest of Frederick ge tn ted, in ahd‘fo a: certain House andLot, dying and being on Gold Fiat,in. the rae, ee Nevada, coun‘y of Nevada, and State of California, and bounded as follows : On theeast by the premises of J. H. Waatwert Se on the west by & favine leading the aa by the penne of said Wentworth al ravine;and en the scuth the’ road leacin,, by the old Gold Fi at Save Mili to che ota Whigham mill, together. with all and singular the hereditamen ts and appurtenances thereunto ing or in anywiee appertainin ikcame pee heretofore eengics by aid rpenter'asa residence. Also, all bis ri ore ora. of. sees to a ey See, caee rs angles, spurs and v: oe ciel ee the machinery attached to, or, ene a or Lode, consisting of Puebe. “Whe and en ttm » Also, all the pen, abe. Jan aad or thereunto belonging — hill Tee a — easterly ain m the old wold Flat mis Gola Fiat Fiat in the towns hip of 8 Neveda county of Nevada, State of Califor: and is known vs the Carpenter & the abeve describéd premises nawing been heretofore attached ee “—~ August. A. D.1t e, entitled cause, I will sell the Se: : tle Court Hou door, in Nevada city, = buble auction. onsA URDAY; the Sixteent ~~ D. F866. beavers. the ehours 0 3 » and 5o0’clock, P.M. Taken as ms p operty be Fred erick Carpenter to satisfy the deman Satara aalar mar waliaethinuiee aie tee bt ven un m: on November, A Db. "1365. ” ad ae bs n25 J B. ORAL. ha aman N. T. Harrah for the Holideys! ee + TOYS! TOYS! os TOYS! pean Ni¢cK. ‘mocevick. pre STREET, Nevada city,. has just received the largest ad most magnificent stuck ut Toya, Funey Gours and Nick Naxs. ever brought te See mahamees: Hehas Tuys, Guns, Swords and accoutrements for soldier boys, Maguificent. Dolls of every mo eee for the girls, ‘Dancing Gontrabands” and ‘ neta, int Wagons, Horses and splendid Toy and ey that a jag any orerining 2 xi eChristmas and New Year’s ‘rniniine. Also: a large stuck of the best Candies, Fruits, ete. always on hand. are invited te call and look at the new stuck which. will-be sold at inust reasonable rate’. Nevada, Nov. 2th.—liawt ~~ , Ra W. L. SHAEFER’S BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Cummereial St. south side, near Pine. ‘ ‘ New Goods and Wew Prices! Coustactty on hast large lobaf BOWS CUSTOM MADE BooTs, Just the thing for Wet weather. AY LARSE oot peeny selected eae g of fine heavy Water pect roe Chad fering. "Also an LADIEv' "au CHILDRENS’ Boorse AND With heavy soles—seleoted Ay for the any Dre we STOCK thet ie a alae Re sec Consisting, of Gente Boots, Shoes _and. Gaiters, . re} oa Per the eounty j* from the claimsof Soodeey : & Cc mpany . bi to Mid mye Decp ravines 80 called, mad pM e Company Ledge or, or the Wheel Ledge, Ali of . . e thirtleth day of { LaDrEs Ge gevaba CITY AND COUNTY ua : I have just received a 6 Goons, SA OH OM at ICLLTET POMEL AS A MATTER OF COURSE it is tr privilege and duty 6t a Merchant:to inform his patrups, through sui e medium, whenhe is in receipt pale . ' Sitppers, key Re. From the best manufacturers of New York, Phila delphia and Boston. abet BOG Gent Laies Miser . and Children’s —— assortment of Just from the Manufa Steamer. I also haves Miller's Celebrated ‘eecGases “biacking, Neats Foot Oil, Freuch Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, _ and in figt evry ting t0 be foysd »* inca first-class Shoe and ~~ Finding Store. Repairing done in the best style: And a good fit warranted i gine:¥1 ee: Boots of my own manufacture mF te chikaghenh will seil all my Gouds, House in town! a Lb os ~~ Pest Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, 32c. Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Side, 33e. ‘Bemember the Corner . See ‘ Wetaaa’ November 11th. FOR SALE. fe QUARTZ LEDGE AND. MILL known a6 the Pennsylvania. Mill and! shite. Company, with all the property: of ‘offered for sale low. The reason for selling is because the’ has been unfortanate in having their boiler explodea, and not iy P sutlicient e ‘ond resume waek = a Apfiviatonce, wat the Banking Hidhse of HINDS & TULLY, to S. DEEBLE, Bese y of Pennsylvania sarge om b per request of the ® whale Company. Good title and possession given immedialely. nl0 TO SCRIP HOLDERS. o >, Treas 's Office. Nevada, Nov: Mth, 1°65. LL PERSONS. HOLDING WARRANTS dawn on'the General Fund of Nevada Co. and registered between February ist. 1865. and February 20th, 1865, are requeated to present t same for payment. Intercat on the same Sal We He OAT ED. Treas, ni7 4. Cigars, Tobacco and Fancy, Goods L. PHILIPS, ON BROAD STREET, dext door to the Post Office Has a large stock of . Havana Cigars, of every brand, He has al of from mow clay to eplend every variety, a comAlso on hand splendid stock of. Toys, ‘Fancy Goods and’ Nick ‘Naxs of every kind, together with a fine stock of CUTLERY. The prapleter of this esta establishinedt 4 bound to retain its gvod reputation for keeping reco goods ‘than n this Po AA " examine t at’ next deor to the Post Offices ni¢ F O'S SALE. ing to leave the Sta te Will sell his Blacksmith Shop, And fixtures ata reasonable price. H. GRASS, Red Dog. _Red Dog, eqs 19th. fm ROTHSCHILD, . ‘Masonic Bldingy PINE. STREET. : DEALER IN PLAYING CARDS, KNIVES, &c. , —___—_ The choicest Haveua Cigurs, 8 for 50 cts. ~ ‘Phe best Havana Cigars, 12 1<2: cts. _ ~ FALL FASHIONS ! it 1 hove ‘and Shses made to order! <a Cheaper thaw @ny other} NDa quantity of Superb ‘Sin g@ ‘and Chewing ‘otecte, Se whink Wxinyis t ate) tention of Smokers and Chewers. ; E Testa wishEw. Goops!R tREW ¥ GOODS: ; “gnoncnreus STOCK OF GOODS, of’ Vand . more particularly when he contemplates netting them at RATES. UNPRECEDENTED, . Atid in accordance with that privilége ‘and ‘custom, Mr, Corner of Broad and: Pine ‘Streets, Selects this manner of introducing his ; NEW STOCK OF . fall and’ Winter Goods, To his old partrons and desires the particdldr attention of ALL purchasers. Call and examine his steck orn buyiog elsewhere.’ ., His woek consists i; part of Gros de Naple, < “Gree dé Rhine, * if Ribbed Siik, ali colors, the best. and fest. French Merinos; all colors. i ; ' 'Empress Cloths: BE KMEey . Fine Ribbed Scotch Plaid Poplins Freach Poylins. Poi 71 de Chevre De Laines, wool and plaid, Colored Alpacas, Silk warp black Alpaca—and_ n fact, Ali kinds of Dress Goods usually kept in a Fashionable Dry Gooks Store, Calicos, Frezich, American & English Will be sold for . Less than San Francisco Wholsal PRICES! 1 ‘Sheetings—al! kinds, always on hand. 2000 yards of 4-4 Sheeting, best brand, will be sold at a very low price, A. COLDSMITH, Does not humbug the people by stating that Goods will be sold at lower rates than ever as-every one knows that Dry Goods have advanced, but call at GOLDSMITH’S, compare prices with others and you will surely finda cneapent 25 per® cent. * Diy Goods 96 per cent Cheaper than at at any other place. Household Furnishing Goods ! If you Wait to furnish up a House, go to GOLDSMITH’S. You will find 10-4 Linen Sheetng. on» 5 6,8, 9end 10-4 Cotton Sheetings, Table Linen, large assortment. ~~ "Toweling, . Napkins, all kinds, Bed Quilts, Pillow-cases, linen, and everthing else needed. mings, Ribbons, Buttons, &c. Go to GOLDSMITH’Ss For he always keeps the latest and best styles— not surpassed by any establishment — of Sao Francisco. WOOLEN < ‘Coops. Breakfast Capes, Sea Foams, Nubias, &c. &e. all i ma 6 ona Bay Cloaks of all description, Sacks, «sas le rn ei al Shawls, of every kind known. New Millinery Goods ! GOLDSMITH)PS Stock connot be surpassed by any other Dry Goods; House in this =~ > doa citer hw atari . _ Velvet Bonnets, Turban Hats, If you want Trimmings for a Bonet . _ OF Hat, go to GOLDSMITH’S _ And get the prettiest and finest French Flowers, Trimmings and pppoe ‘ “ Carpets, Oil ‘Cloths emis Largest aod. best assortment in the city. English Ingrain, 2 and 3 ply, Brvsctls and Velvet. Hemp and Manilla Mattings, — English Oil Cloths, all ‘Will be sold for LESS than San Franciscoopers treet. ‘FOR THE HOLIDAYS! , will “gowerrn soon be in receipt receipt ofa large Fo Aa every wet, Kew Goods, to with despatoh. ~ COLDSMIT H. ping. a. Se National’ “pleasant & Hasey is sufficier A tiumbe atthe Na able and . the Nevad ‘alent. tox We advine Dancing { will be fa , the vieini are comm in Sargen been start The Dut menced w almost re: the most « in, the cou able owne work dar Pubic den will Broad str "in thd eve at 1) Po . Rev. RB. Congrega A. M,. and and Bible Rev. Services a this eveni Rev. M E Churel 3 o’elock Goup ledges. are of Roger were shot these led gold and sunk a sb _ propose t the purpe depth, an These mi profitabl THEAT Nevada ' Monday « purpose ¢ debtedue: ion is fav. the party sttandted. ae, retired fr burn Stai met ly ed drives th ing a goo in his ne Packer fifty mul “dor coun!

te CONCHESS.— The Thirty-uinttr Con . pore y the owners of the gress of the United States will meet in its firs avion, on’ the 4th day ot Devoiiber— ~ one woek ‘from next Monday. ti assemble 2 od the formation of the Guyernment; cAll the -questiogs Of reednsti-iction in the rebel States will no doubt be . puibunlb tad 40 that, body by the. President.— = He-has r oh a the States lately ih te~“bellion tha oastitutions-must be submitted to ae fe for appreval, ic . . dng the responsibility of ‘providing Be at reballion and diseo¥d inthé future upon the ‘Legislative department of the nation. All of ‘the. Presidents acts since the close of the rebellion, have been based, not upon any law,-batapot the necessity of the case. He has been acting, not as the executive of the nation, but asthe military head + When the rebel government was broken uj “up and their'armies defeated, tre States were left: without government, aud as: military: ¢om~~ mander, holding the territory as such, the President.was under. the negessiiy of appointing rulers and regulating affairs until sonie competent legislative authority should _ assemble. That authority rests in Congress “and the ei germane. that body, will tell for weal or woe upon future of thew “what Pigaidieut "rohoadl holds this view of the question is demonstrated by his acts By! what authority does he appoint Govern« Ota hid other officers if the rebel States, if not by virtue of bi position of Commanderin Chief of the: Army, and where does be ge} the authority to ‘prescribe laws for those States, if not fi a the same source? Does the, Constitution.giye him powerte make laws as well as execute them? Certainly not, and yet even the most bitter, opponent of Johnson does not pretend to say that he has exceeded his powers in the appuintment » of Provisional Governors in rebel States.— In yielding this. point, all parties »cknowledge that the rebel States are held by vir, tug pf thé war power of the sation, though they may call it by other names. . The rebel States are now in precisely the same Gon~ _»@ition, they, oecupied when the rebel armies were disbanded. ‘True, they have held conventions and adopted constitutions, and in some instonces elected offices under their ametided constitutions. The President has told them that these instruments must be ‘subinitted to Corgress. Suppose’ that body should reject them, what would become of the elections and the State organizations _ which the late rebels have, in part, perfect“ed? The President's policy leaves the whole Matter at the disposal of Congress, and uotil the action of the late rebels 1s ratified by ‘that ‘body they will have accomplished : snothing..'This view of the. case, will leave the admission of Representatives to Congress from the Suuthern States also to that, body. ‘Let us take'for instance South Carolina. That State goes to work and sapende . her constitution, and under that instrument elects nibnibers of Congress. No Representative can be admitted until the instrument is ratified,and even after it is aéceépted by In its results Congress,. that; body .can pass upon the: claims of persons chosen toa seat, Considerpble bas heen said in regard to the proba. (5 _ bility that the names of Representatives of the late rebel] States will be called by the . -@lerk of the House. Whattight has he to call theirnumes anti? the State which they claim to represent is orgunized ? As we stated ut the outset of this artic New ‘the President has shiwh by his acts that he considers the whol: question of reconstruction ac a matter for the decerminativn of, eka nad unless his theary difle s very materially from his practice, we expect that he will tke this ground in his M seage! tn . > ‘this view of the case, the dupreceitid responsibility resting upon the next Congress will.be readily perceived. Lf that bedy*is Ned by wisditu in the enactment at lawe, nnd the questions left oven by the . warare judigivusly managed. and permaneatly settled, in accordance with the prin; hee agar sand tan go of the i be eeeured, ap the “sisterhood bey .» united in purpose, bound togeth~ee by community aan will becoine one in feeling, ae they ‘now are in law. S784 t “ EP a a or cana § ngtess ever ciples of freedom and ‘Justice, alike to all, . ’ Celorado. Late advices state that he has been most cordialiy received “by the‘Impehim for, tl the prosecution. of bis researches. The Exnperor, who, hike fhe late PringeConsort of Great Britain, mitigates the asperities of statecraft by dabbling in science, has paid him wiany’ pérgonal attentions, and the populace of Rio Janeiro have showna praper. appreciation of the eminept philpso. ant “phéer. The Work which’ Professor Agassiz went out to perform is being vigorously pushed. His party has: been divided, and the several sections dispersed to various parts of the’ vast empire, the one under the immediate. direetion of Professor Agassiz ‘Being ‘oceupied, at.last accounts, in the as sentté thé headwaters of the’ Ainazon ina. steamer. furnished by the Government. The expedition, at work, as it is, in a country Wheré nature has Veen tore active and more astounding-in her developments than in any other on the globe, can hardly fail.to accomplish ‘great results, and to increase the wide-apread fame of ‘its. distin guished leader. x Sa eeneneell STAGE LINE. —The citizens of Grass Valley are ‘agititing the project of a stage line ybebwreen that city: and Sacramento, ~~ THE cable ordered by the State Telegraph Company for the purpose of connecting the American shore on Puget’s Sound with Vancouver Island, arrived at San Francisco a few ss since, and will be laid forthwith. Sleighing parties are al the go at Silver Mountain, anise equ Ja = THeRe are a a half of iron-clads, now laid up in the Delaware River, at League. Taland—a mile apd a half of war ships whose ports ave closed, whose guns are silent, from +} whose egcaye pipes no steam curls upward to the air. These vessels, which have done / the country se mueh service, are practically . dismantled; and dft terest in-péace until they are agnin needed. * General Bidwell ig building a. ‘palatial rea. idence” in Chico, Butte county. ‘ One of the. Beechers. (Miss Caroline) is engaged on @ wark’ to disprove the doctrine .of future endless, punishment, a doctrine that Doctor: Béecher the senior so ubly d fended. ‘ONE govd Haxane cigur is fouodby Dr. Richardson to yield, when its smoke is condensed, a eufficient amount of peisnous matten. to induce active convulsions ina rabbit, nnd Bix pipes of: cummon: sheg tobgegp _w ill yield sufficient poison to destroy a rabbit m three minutes. —_—_—_——_——_—__aaa ABRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BRUAD STRENT, NEVADA CITY Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. SATURDAY, November 25, 1865. Major McBride, wife RF Craig Willo Va aud child Sun Juea L R Soggs Zine How Misa CA Crall do J Wilson Quaker’H A: ep Bacrammant G F Jacobs do Boies de J Martin Summit Ci H Baker Fulsom’. D Ward Joues Bar 4 McKimey Sao. F PO'Tool do J Maguire Grass Val W W Nichole Col H JC Boynton R & R WR Morris Sum Ci J Denslow Grass Va RC Black Bloomfel H A Ashburn Plea V G@ H Culby Red Dog T Bowers Grizz!y H F @ Guild Nevada J Jones . do W Nesbitt do AB aton Mead Lak J G Uaderwood G Va CH Erskins Qua Hil 3 Bright San Frane 5D Joslyn Moores FN H Cronkite do OD Baveock “do “Mrs Dovlin Chicago C Ranseur du M Dooliu du W bord Canada D Glavin Sierra e» GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL! FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEVADA THEATER Co. The Trustees of the Nevada Theater Company, will give a eae , GRAND BALLL, ; On Monday Evening, December 25th, AT THE NEW THEATER, — All are invited to attend. rial Government, and every facility given . Se ee isthe price, while 9140 por month i shed for a store room. N 3TABLE’S SALB—By virtue of an ox s,s Teor of Wm, P. “Aiport. ‘and. ugainst J. tdinqhell Sy rool the, ‘of $877 nd costs oF sul os fellbwrdog lees e Lhe gists nd, eran 9 ofore ret to wilt: All che _rigt a ant inand to that of minceteechyp oon gage pose, “ond 9 inane ot on ork, a joining the eiaims = ver cg hed 0., and the claims caten as the Micheli Demeir ground, to er with all the appurtenances appertaining or belongitig to png Claims. Notice is hereby given thaf 1 will expose to public sale, hand fo ie highest Dida eran the, sitinge jot n the st er; at. the v e 0 ited bog. on Saturday, the 16th day of i Bosom perween the hours of-9 o’clock, bem o’elock, P.M. ‘Taken; ae the prope tv ot said — to satisfy the above: demand and “‘aceruing costs Given under my hand this 234 a of Nov., 1865, MILTON OmBs, n26 ‘ Constabie. (oNsTABLE’s SAER—Stase of California, County of Nevaua, Township of Nevada, 4s By virtue ofan Execution to _s delivered, issued from the Court of E. W. Smith, Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace in and aforest ge date the twenty-¢ight day of October, A. L. » to satin! 5 BF me rendered b: said Justice sa ence. on the twenva day of October, A. D, 1865, iu favor of pat Ten f 8 = pe ag catgut a SAR or the sum of Two Hundred an Twenty ‘three Dollara and 1 ‘five’ ‘cents, debt, ave ta ighest Labeeneh Bempagrsiend ven muit «i ken in execu ie y sad will et to ,the described properbidder for ¢ash, followin ty to-wit :—A i the right, von le and interest of Frederick ge tn ted, in ahd‘fo a: certain House andLot, dying and being on Gold Fiat,in. the rae, ee Nevada, coun‘y of Nevada, and State of California, and bounded as follows : On theeast by the premises of J. H. Waatwert Se on the west by & favine leading the aa by the penne of said Wentworth al ravine;and en the scuth the’ road leacin,, by the old Gold Fi at Save Mili to che ota Whigham mill, together. with all and singular the hereditamen ts and appurtenances thereunto ing or in anywiee appertainin ikcame pee heretofore eengics by aid rpenter'asa residence. Also, all bis ri ore ora. of. sees to a ey See, caee rs angles, spurs and v: oe ciel ee the machinery attached to, or, ene a or Lode, consisting of Puebe. “Whe and en ttm » Also, all the pen, abe. Jan aad or thereunto belonging — hill Tee a — easterly ain m the old wold Flat mis Gola Fiat Fiat in the towns hip of 8 Neveda county of Nevada, State of Califor: and is known vs the Carpenter & the abeve describéd premises nawing been heretofore attached ee “—~ August. A. D.1t e, entitled cause, I will sell the Se: : tle Court Hou door, in Nevada city, = buble auction. onsA URDAY; the Sixteent ~~ D. F866. beavers. the ehours 0 3 » and 5o0’clock, P.M. Taken as ms p operty be Fred erick Carpenter to satisfy the deman Satara aalar mar waliaethinuiee aie tee bt ven un m: on November, A Db. "1365. ” ad ae bs n25 J B. ORAL. ha aman N. T. Harrah for the Holideys! ee + TOYS! TOYS! os TOYS! pean Ni¢cK. ‘mocevick. pre STREET, Nevada city,. has just received the largest ad most magnificent stuck ut Toya, Funey Gours and Nick Naxs. ever brought te See mahamees: Hehas Tuys, Guns, Swords and accoutrements for soldier boys, Maguificent. Dolls of every mo eee for the girls, ‘Dancing Gontrabands” and ‘ neta, int Wagons, Horses and splendid Toy and ey that a jag any orerining 2 xi eChristmas and New Year’s ‘rniniine. Also: a large stuck of the best Candies, Fruits, ete. always on hand. are invited te call and look at the new stuck which. will-be sold at inust reasonable rate’. Nevada, Nov. 2th.—liawt ~~ , Ra W. L. SHAEFER’S BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

Cummereial St. south side, near Pine. ‘ ‘ New Goods and Wew Prices! Coustactty on hast large lobaf BOWS CUSTOM MADE BooTs, Just the thing for Wet weather. AY LARSE oot peeny selected eae g of fine heavy Water pect roe Chad fering. "Also an LADIEv' "au CHILDRENS’ Boorse AND With heavy soles—seleoted Ay for the any Dre we STOCK thet ie a alae Re sec Consisting, of Gente Boots, Shoes _and. Gaiters, . re} oa Per the eounty j* from the claimsof Soodeey : & Cc mpany . bi to Mid mye Decp ravines 80 called, mad pM e Company Ledge or, or the Wheel Ledge, Ali of . . e thirtleth day of { LaDrEs Ge gevaba CITY AND COUNTY ua : I have just received a 6 Goons, SA OH OM at ICLLTET POMEL AS A MATTER OF COURSE it is tr privilege and duty 6t a Merchant:to inform his patrups, through sui e medium, whenhe is in receipt pale . ' Sitppers, key Re. From the best manufacturers of New York, Phila delphia and Boston. abet BOG Gent Laies Miser . and Children’s —— assortment of Just from the Manufa Steamer. I also haves Miller's Celebrated ‘eecGases “biacking, Neats Foot Oil, Freuch Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, _ and in figt evry ting t0 be foysd »* inca first-class Shoe and ~~ Finding Store. Repairing done in the best style: And a good fit warranted i gine:¥1 ee: Boots of my own manufacture mF te chikaghenh will seil all my Gouds, House in town! a Lb os ~~ Pest Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Roll, 32c. Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Side, 33e. ‘Bemember the Corner . See ‘ Wetaaa’ November 11th. FOR SALE. fe QUARTZ LEDGE AND. MILL known a6 the Pennsylvania. Mill and! shite. Company, with all the property: of ‘offered for sale low. The reason for selling is because the’ has been unfortanate in having their boiler explodea, and not iy P sutlicient e ‘ond resume waek = a Apfiviatonce, wat the Banking Hidhse of HINDS & TULLY, to S. DEEBLE, Bese y of Pennsylvania sarge om b per request of the ® whale Company. Good title and possession given immedialely. nl0 TO SCRIP HOLDERS. o >, Treas 's Office. Nevada, Nov: Mth, 1°65. LL PERSONS. HOLDING WARRANTS dawn on'the General Fund of Nevada Co. and registered between February ist. 1865. and February 20th, 1865, are requeated to present t same for payment. Intercat on the same Sal We He OAT ED. Treas, ni7 4. Cigars, Tobacco and Fancy, Goods L. PHILIPS, ON BROAD STREET, dext door to the Post Office Has a large stock of . Havana Cigars, of every brand, He has al of from mow clay to eplend every variety, a comAlso on hand splendid stock of. Toys, ‘Fancy Goods and’ Nick ‘Naxs of every kind, together with a fine stock of CUTLERY. The prapleter of this esta establishinedt 4 bound to retain its gvod reputation for keeping reco goods ‘than n this Po AA " examine t at’ next deor to the Post Offices ni¢ F O'S SALE. ing to leave the Sta te Will sell his Blacksmith Shop, And fixtures ata reasonable price. H. GRASS, Red Dog. _Red Dog, eqs 19th. fm ROTHSCHILD, . ‘Masonic Bldingy PINE. STREET. : DEALER IN PLAYING CARDS, KNIVES, &c. , —___—_ The choicest Haveua Cigurs, 8 for 50 cts. ~ ‘Phe best Havana Cigars, 12 1<2: cts. _ ~ FALL FASHIONS ! it 1 hove ‘and Shses made to order! <a Cheaper thaw @ny other} NDa quantity of Superb ‘Sin g@ ‘and Chewing ‘otecte, Se whink Wxinyis t ate) tention of Smokers and Chewers. ; E Testa wishEw. Goops!R tREW ¥ GOODS: ; “gnoncnreus STOCK OF GOODS, of’ Vand . more particularly when he contemplates netting them at RATES. UNPRECEDENTED, . Atid in accordance with that privilége ‘and ‘custom, Mr, Corner of Broad and: Pine ‘Streets, Selects this manner of introducing his ; NEW STOCK OF . fall and’ Winter Goods, To his old partrons and desires the particdldr attention of ALL purchasers. Call and examine his steck orn buyiog elsewhere.’ ., His woek consists i; part of Gros de Naple, < “Gree dé Rhine, * if Ribbed Siik, ali colors, the best. and fest. French Merinos; all colors. i ; ' 'Empress Cloths: BE KMEey . Fine Ribbed Scotch Plaid Poplins Freach Poylins. Poi 71 de Chevre De Laines, wool and plaid, Colored Alpacas, Silk warp black Alpaca—and_ n fact, Ali kinds of Dress Goods usually kept in a Fashionable Dry Gooks Store, Calicos, Frezich, American & English Will be sold for . Less than San Francisco Wholsal PRICES! 1 ‘Sheetings—al! kinds, always on hand. 2000 yards of 4-4 Sheeting, best brand, will be sold at a very low price, A. COLDSMITH, Does not humbug the people by stating that Goods will be sold at lower rates than ever as-every one knows that Dry Goods have advanced, but call at GOLDSMITH’S, compare prices with others and you will surely finda cneapent 25 per® cent. * Diy Goods 96 per cent Cheaper than at at any other place. Household Furnishing Goods ! If you Wait to furnish up a House, go to GOLDSMITH’S. You will find 10-4 Linen Sheetng. on» 5 6,8, 9end 10-4 Cotton Sheetings, Table Linen, large assortment. ~~ "Toweling, . Napkins, all kinds, Bed Quilts, Pillow-cases, linen, and everthing else needed. mings, Ribbons, Buttons, &c. Go to GOLDSMITH’Ss For he always keeps the latest and best styles— not surpassed by any establishment — of Sao Francisco. WOOLEN < ‘Coops. Breakfast Capes, Sea Foams, Nubias, &c. &e. all i ma 6 ona Bay Cloaks of all description, Sacks, «sas le rn ei al Shawls, of every kind known. New Millinery Goods ! GOLDSMITH)PS Stock connot be surpassed by any other Dry Goods; House in this =~ > doa citer hw atari . _ Velvet Bonnets, Turban Hats, If you want Trimmings for a Bonet . _ OF Hat, go to GOLDSMITH’S _ And get the prettiest and finest French Flowers, Trimmings and pppoe ‘ “ Carpets, Oil ‘Cloths emis Largest aod. best assortment in the city. English Ingrain, 2 and 3 ply, Brvsctls and Velvet. Hemp and Manilla Mattings, — English Oil Cloths, all ‘Will be sold for LESS than San Franciscoopers treet. ‘FOR THE HOLIDAYS! , will “gowerrn soon be in receipt receipt ofa large Fo Aa every wet, Kew Goods, to with despatoh. ~ COLDSMIT H. ping. a. Se National’ “pleasant & Hasey is sufficier A tiumbe atthe Na able and . the Nevad ‘alent. tox We advine Dancing { will be fa , the vieini are comm in Sargen been start The Dut menced w almost re: the most « in, the cou able owne work dar Pubic den will Broad str "in thd eve at 1) Po . Rev. RB. Congrega A. M,. and and Bible Rev. Services a this eveni Rev. M E Churel 3 o’elock Goup ledges. are of Roger were shot these led gold and sunk a sb _ propose t the purpe depth, an These mi profitabl THEAT Nevada ' Monday « purpose ¢ debtedue: ion is fav. the party sttandted. ae, retired fr burn Stai met ly ed drives th ing a goo in his ne Packer fifty mul “dor coun!