November 26, 1867 (4 pages)

4 & 4 ¥ SP ALA WA RS. SB BG AS Tt ET AERC TERE EGG , N. J., and had mels. There is a considerable expense ‘of time and labor however, in this process, which gives no-retarn,as the whole mass, including the cobble stones and gravel found in the cement is run through a mill. A new cement mill has been invented, for which the power of separating the gravel from the pulp is claimed. It is invented. by Captain Cox, and one of them is soon to be put in operation on a claim neat Grass Val. ley. One of these milis, says the National, has been in operation since the 5th of September, at Jeffersonville, near Jamestown, Tudlumne county, and the gentleman on whose claims it is located and in operation, informs us that it: works very satisfactorily, and is deci_____ edly a cheap process of working cement . gravel claims. He states that 35 tons of ordinary cement gravel can be put through the mill in twelve hours, and $80 tons in 24 hours if the gravel is not very hard. In crashing this amount, he has it so arranged that one man at~ *ends to the whole machinery, which is tun by water power, without much ‘trouble,. and the same water used for driving this machinery carries off the stones discharged by the mill. In re gard to saving the gold, he says it depends somewhat on the quality. If the gold is not very fine or rusty, there is not much trouble in saving the great‘er portion of it, but he is of the opinion, aa _ with the experience he has had in ope‘rating ¢he mill, that even if fine and rusty he has saved the most of it. All _ ‘the gold is saved after it leaves the mill, and as to the mode of saving it ev‘ery one can have his own idea and con— struct his apparatus accordingly. In the mill we are speaking of, quicksilveris put into the mill, a little at a time, which of course mixes in with the dirt. All the fine dirt, gold, water and quicksilver go through the holes in the bottom, falling on an apron below with low riffles, and from that on a large shaking table which has over 350 motions per minate, and from there it is led into long sluices. The driving power of the mill is furnished by a cheap hurdy-gurdy wheel, 12 feet in diameter, made of two-inch plank,with 40 inches of water and 140 feet fall.— Another company working in the vicinity of the one we have been speaking Of is about putting one of the mills on their claims, being perfectly satisfied as to its working successfully and economi.cally. An improvement has been made in the mill since the above was in opetation, by which we are told 100 tons of cement can be put through in 24 hours, and one of these improved mills is about being put in operation on the _ Hope Gravel Mining Company’s claims on Alta Hill. Mr. Locke, the superin.tendent of the company, informs us that the mill is already on the ground, and when in operation will be’ driven by a steam engine of 16 horse power, and he expects to have it in operation in two or three. weeks, when we shall be able to give those interested « better idea of its advantages. We have devoted a large space to the notice of this vement mill, because we believe, if it affects all that is claimed for it, it will add greatly to the effectual and economical working of the extensive cement gravel deposits in various parts of our county. koe i SEVERE Storm at Sirka.—-We have received a letter from our Sitka correspondent which will appear to-morrow. Ina postscript he states that a most fearfal storm visited Sitka harbor on the nightof the 27th of October. Ships were torn from their moorings and several of them were driven ashore. The John L. Stephens lost her boats and ‘paddle boxes and prepared to put to _. landed, and as they were in an open warehouse they sustained much dam_. Worxrse _Cement.—It has only, included numbers of wealthy and repu‘been a few years since mills were used . ted respectable citizens. _ an working cement, but the process has been found 80 effective that stamps are Tich deposits foundin the old river chanThey are believed to have realized millions of dollars by the nefarious business. General Averill, of not remarkable cavalry service during .the war in the Shenandoah Valley, is spoken of for Secretary of War. There is a rumor that the treaty for the purchase of the Danish West India Islands has been signed at Copenhagen. Three condemned Fenians were all executed at-Manchesteér, on the 23d, in thé presence of a great crowd, and the precautions taken against an outbreak were effectual. THE wives of Mendez and Mejia are mad; Miramon‘s wife is stricken beyond hope of recovery ; Princess SalmSalm is in jail; Carlotta will surely die when she knows about the fate of her husband ; and thus ends the women of the Mexican muddle. THE hot corn business must be a profitable one, for in New York and Brooklyn, during the past season, 1,700. persons have been engaged in selling it about the streets, whilst in Phila-. delphia from 500 to 600 persons were engaged in the same trade. Amone the difficulties which the English army will be compelled to endure in the Abyssinian expedition, are said to be the bilharzia haematopia, the trichocephalus dispar, and the filaria medinensis. OF the twelve gentlemen who acted asa reception committee on the occasion twenty-five years ago, only one—P. M. Wetmore—is alive. Washington Ir. ving was chairman of the committee. A shrewd villain in Nashua, N. H., recently went deliberately up to a store window and broke in a pane of French glass, and when asked to pay for it, as deliberately drew out a $100 bill, which the storekeeper took, giving him $70 in change. The bill proved to be counterfeit. THE Sacramento Water Works engine isrun on coal from the Eureka tine, Contra Costa. THE total property of Napa county is valued at $3,326,272, upon which the taxes of 1867 amounted to $113,622 86. THE Chinese Government has sent to Washington for specimen samples of our fractional currency. THE Postmaster General will soon recommend that all: mail drivers and letter carriers be requlred to wear a par ticular uniform. THE father of Goldwin Smith, the eminent English political economist,has committed suicide in a fit of temporary insanity. THERE is a flouring mill away off in Ruby Valley. Five thousand bushels of wheat were harvested this year in that valley. Mendocino tragedy, who was reported dead, is recovering. Two-thousand tons of tea were brought by the Great Republic. THE Chinese of San Francisco have contracted for a theatre to cost $40,000. OnE of Queen Victoria’s younger sous, Prince Arthur, recently had the small pox. THE statement of the Commissiofiers of Emigration show that during the year ending October 30th, 1867, 208,427 emigrants arrived at New York. GEN. Grant gave the clerks in the that they might go to New York and other States, to vote on the 5th of November. MARRIED, o Miss Jalia Single, both of the above of Charles Dickens’ visit to New York, . RECOVERING.—Young Coates of the . War Office a week’s leave of absence . W. 4 ire & w San F J Davis Moores RE do G 2 Cate Betegenert L City D W m Vv do BW Washing J B Philli do TWN Cowles San Juan Hc HB Purdy Newtown J B Cook SanJuan NM ett Canada h J Martin White Cherokee A Skinner Gold Fiat i Solanen HMcClafferty do_ T Bowing French Cor J W Adams Grass Val Capt Coffee do~ Wm. r do. W B Holmes Bive Ten M Cahi a GH Weston do AV Post do i G Terhune do ~“F E Dutican lo M Bledsoe W Sparks PA Belden do A J Staley You Bot do R Reed do W L Duty Glenbrook JF Williams do OA Hagar do L W Hutchins Scott F J Debenardo Nevada J Rolfe Quaker Hill AB Skinner do W E Gray Bannerville F Senner do J Nelson do N McDonald Celfax DB Knettle Selby Fla ROBATE NOTICE.-—In the Probate Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of Otis Hiscox, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Wm. Menner, the Administrator of the Estate of Otis Hiscox, deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement, and ‘filed in said court the final account.-of his administration of said Estate: and that Monday, the 2d day of December, a. D, 1867, being a day of the term of said Court, to-wit: of the November term, A. D. 1807, at 10 o’clock a. m. has been duly ee ger ye by said Court, for the settlement of said account, at which time any _person interested in said estate may appear and file his exception in writing to the said account and contest the same. G. K. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By John Abbey, very. J. B. Johnson, Atty. D CHRISTMAS BALL. A BALL will be given by the Members of the GERMAN GLEE CLUB HARMONIE, On Wednesday Eve’g, Dec. 25th. To which the friends are most reepectiully invited. A Nevapa—J, F. Bussehius, A. Goldsmith. San Juan—J.C. Tribleborn. Grass VaLLeY—D. Binkleman. Rev Doe—J. Heinson. : Wasuineron—E. Kreig. pat Floor Managers. G. V. Schmittburg, John Goedje. Jacobs, F. A, Miller. Tickets, including Supper, $3 00. The members of the Club will use their best efforts to make the Evening a plesant-ene, BACON, HAMS, AND LARD. ee CASHIN, KENT & CO. HAs ON HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE THE MEAT AND LARD FROM Several Thousand Hogs, THE HAMS AND BACON WERE CURED AND SMOKED at our Packing House, and are WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY PUT UP IN THE STATE. os THE LARD is put up in Cans convenient for Transportation and is warranted SWEET AND FRESH, WE ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUPPLY RETAIL DEALERS WITH CATTLE, SHEEP, Ofthe BEST QUALITY alive or slaughtered, in ANY PART OF THE COUNTY on MOST REASONABLE TERMS. CASHIN, KENT & Co. Nevada, November 24th. 1867. LIBERTY GOLD MINING CO. J ed aa > NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORnia. Notice.—There is delinquent tpon the following described stock, on account ‘ef assessmeut levied on the 10th of October. 1867, the several amounts set o te the names of the respective shareholders, as fol. we : Names. No. Sh’s, Am't. C. A. Bragg. ... 198 6 96 50 8. Se SOR +200 100 00 ,_Sanderson...,.,150 5 00 C. P. Stevens..°.: 100 50 00 By See cance sci 50 25 00 J.Q. se 50 2 00 Ark in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of tees, made on the 30th day of ~+—— I HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA, p _. ___ COME AND SEEK 5E?——— rowed capital. ORIGINAL COMBINED: C0 M PAN Yop n., —OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUR,— oe ee to PAID UP CAPITAL $500,000! ONE HUNDRED Buea t#COOKING STOVES !.a1. VARIOUS Fonus OF Poricees! f.HE FINEST EVER BROUGHT TO THIS I Market and of my own importation from the Eastern Foundries, which I will sell for the following prices : No, 6.822 50 No. 8.832 50 No 10.$40 00 WARRANTED TO BE HEAVIER AND OF A BETTER QUALITY AND MORE _ TRIMMINGS THAN EVER SOLD IN THIS MARKET. — aaemnarere: LIFE AND ACCIDENT. "Accidental Death and Coinpensa No. 7.-.-$27 50 . son separately. No, 9-.835 00 Endowment Policies payable at a.givenage, with compensation for Accidents, One to seven year policies, with or without compensation, The advantages of this Company must be apparent toany one whe will give it a moment’s thought, combining as it does a compensation of $5 per week, on every $1000 insured for all accidents causing total disability, Call at the office of the South Yuba Canal Company and learn full particulars, GEO. P. SPARKS, Agent. — "I willsell HARDWARE and other Goods in like proportion. defy competition in any Goods in the Nevada, Oct. 29th. Hardware line, et CROCKERY, : LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER rapa api ii gt SCOTT FLAT SAW MILL CO. QUICKSILVER, Leuber wasd POWDER, SACRAMENTO ST., near Gold Run Bridge. FUSE, a) DEALERS IN i PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER LL KINDS OF DRESSED AND UNa DRESSHD FLOURING constantly on baud. Also, ‘a SIDING AND SHAKES, Particular attention paid to furnishing Lume ber for Klumesand Mining Boxes. Contracts taken for from 1,uu0 tu ,000 feet, to be delivered on short notice. Best quality S4SH AND DOORS, : NAILS, ROPE, DUCK, ' &e. &e. our IMMA} or at our city Lumber Vuard, on Sacramerto Street, near the Gold Kun Bridge. °° Fy WENTWORTH can always be found at the Sales Yard, on Sacramento street, ready to waiton customers. ¢@"Terms Cash, or approved credit for thirty days. old CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, é&c. JULIUS GREENWALD, JJ As ON HAND AND WILL SELL VERY CHEAP FOR CaSH the iollowing articles :— = 10.000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, Remember that I dont’t do business on borCEO. E. TURNER. “Nevada, Nov, 15th. Millinery and Dress Making! RS. C. A. TAFT respectfully informs the Ladies of Nevada City and vicinity that ehe is prepared to do all kinds of Millinery, ae and Mantua ’ Also STAMPING, at her residence on BoulSoe eet evade, Nov. th: _ . 190,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVANA TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BE — HAD IN THE MARKET. NICK. SLOCOVICH, KILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBACCO, of PINE STREET,: NEVADA CITY. every kind. 7 PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PATTERN. 9 city which he proposes to sell very cheap as he desires to close out this branch of business. He has a splendid lot of Talking Dolls, Carriages, Toy Tea Sets, Horses, Balls, Marbles, And in fact everything in the Toy line for the Holidays. Also, a fine stock of Fresh Candies, Nuts, and Fruits Of all kinds. Also, a good stock of. MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, of every kind. All articles are warranted to be as represented. HAS JUST RECEIVED the best PR of TOYS ever brought to this All orders from abroad promptly attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD Nevada, Sept. 30. STUMPFS’ HOTEL Fancy Goods, m —4xD— wr Brespbed is wanted to come and see RESTAURANT, ‘ the NEW GOUDS, nit BROAD STRERT, above Pine Street, Nevada city. DENTISTRY. T. W. MeINTYRE, DENTAL SURGEON, Office—Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. opp. Banner's. F. STUMPF, Proprietor Good Rooms, Good Meals, Good Cooks, IS PREPARED TO DO ALL Good Liquors, kinds of Dental Work at short cso tat Fc C en) heat manner.— . Low Prices eeth inserted: and seamen good fit teed. Full Upper Set, on Vul. _ 3" French, English and German spoken in 25. Teeth filled with Gold from @ . the house, « _ Nerve destro in sensitive Teeth, : if desired. All work pater: to give the Apartments for Ladies, best satisfaction orno charges made. n16 Neatly furnished, and the best of accommodaB.C. LUETI tions provided. ae? we 012 ¥. STUMPF, Watchmaker and Jeweller, BROAD ST, next door to Layee Bakery, . SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP, Watches, ‘Clocks and Jewelry [Adj. Keeney’s Tin Shop} Sey ane prem opeired. ___o%8_ . sn LIAM HOLMES, Propricter. Bread! Bread Bread! [Successor to W. G. Jenkins.} CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY A NEW AND FULL ASSORTMENT OF COMMERCIAL STREET, < : . to said delinquent assessment, tova ae) B. STEVENS, Baty ND LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR wigs Or BREAD AND CAKE, of every description. Bridles, ne Whips, CANDY AND CRAC sn tg Ra Bes prin Biers prices. » _Patronise Home Industry. And all sorts of SADDLE AND HARNESS ain te ne bse ee STOOK AND TRIMMINGS, at prices to suit BOSTO: Gere Sunday . "ho Chine tn wy tine menatietased tn the: morning. received till Saturday noon. . pest at le and Repairing of every deapa OLLYWOOD, Proprietor. ". seripitom ‘chenely wank roeepay Pag ve LEAVESNEVADA] FRANK H. FISH ER, Friday (connecting “wire MACHINIST, an Aa Exprese) for ay At Stiles’ Mill, near the Suspension Bridge.* Wi OR Ns LL KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO Saueeany_Pectsons ares on, Tuseday nd . A ORDER. REPATING done prom '. LU “ arren made all Expres: siness y at. manufacturers of Machinists and te. GREGO! INGLISH + wery. fox z fF ee ier ata ae _. LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE “ 4 2 Be

4 & 4 ¥ SP ALA WA RS. SB BG AS Tt ET AERC TERE EGG , N. J., and had mels. There is a considerable expense ‘of time and labor however, in this process, which gives no-retarn,as the whole mass, including the cobble stones and gravel found in the cement is run through a mill. A new cement mill has been invented, for which the power of separating the gravel from the pulp is claimed. It is invented. by Captain Cox, and one of them is soon to be put in operation on a claim neat Grass Val. ley. One of these milis, says the National, has been in operation since the 5th of September, at Jeffersonville, near Jamestown, Tudlumne county, and the gentleman on whose claims it is located and in operation, informs us that it: works very satisfactorily, and is deci_____ edly a cheap process of working cement . gravel claims. He states that 35 tons of ordinary cement gravel can be put through the mill in twelve hours, and $80 tons in 24 hours if the gravel is not very hard. In crashing this amount, he has it so arranged that one man at~ *ends to the whole machinery, which is tun by water power, without much ‘trouble,. and the same water used for driving this machinery carries off the stones discharged by the mill. In re gard to saving the gold, he says it depends somewhat on the quality. If the gold is not very fine or rusty, there is not much trouble in saving the great‘er portion of it, but he is of the opinion, aa _ with the experience he has had in ope‘rating ¢he mill, that even if fine and rusty he has saved the most of it. All _ ‘the gold is saved after it leaves the mill, and as to the mode of saving it ev‘ery one can have his own idea and con— struct his apparatus accordingly. In the mill we are speaking of, quicksilveris put into the mill, a little at a time, which of course mixes in with the dirt. All the fine dirt, gold, water and quicksilver go through the holes in the bottom, falling on an apron below with low riffles, and from that on a large shaking table which has over 350 motions per minate, and from there it is led into long sluices. The driving power of the mill is furnished by a cheap hurdy-gurdy wheel, 12 feet in diameter, made of two-inch plank,with 40 inches of water and 140 feet fall.— Another company working in the vicinity of the one we have been speaking Of is about putting one of the mills on their claims, being perfectly satisfied as to its working successfully and economi.cally. An improvement has been made in the mill since the above was in opetation, by which we are told 100 tons of cement can be put through in 24 hours, and one of these improved mills is about being put in operation on the _ Hope Gravel Mining Company’s claims on Alta Hill. Mr. Locke, the superin.tendent of the company, informs us that the mill is already on the ground, and when in operation will be’ driven by a steam engine of 16 horse power, and he expects to have it in operation in two or three. weeks, when we shall be able to give those interested « better idea of its advantages. We have devoted a large space to the notice of this vement mill, because we believe, if it affects all that is claimed for it, it will add greatly to the effectual and economical working of the extensive cement gravel deposits in various parts of our county. koe i SEVERE Storm at Sirka.—-We have received a letter from our Sitka correspondent which will appear to-morrow. Ina postscript he states that a most fearfal storm visited Sitka harbor on the nightof the 27th of October. Ships were torn from their moorings and several of them were driven ashore. The John L. Stephens lost her boats and ‘paddle boxes and prepared to put to _. landed, and as they were in an open warehouse they sustained much dam_. Worxrse _Cement.—It has only, included numbers of wealthy and repu‘been a few years since mills were used . ted respectable citizens. _ an working cement, but the process has been found 80 effective that stamps are Tich deposits foundin the old river chanThey are believed to have realized millions of dollars by the nefarious business. General Averill, of not remarkable cavalry service during .the war in the Shenandoah Valley, is spoken of for Secretary of War. There is a rumor that the treaty for the purchase of the Danish West India Islands has been signed at Copenhagen. Three condemned Fenians were all executed at-Manchesteér, on the 23d, in thé presence of a great crowd, and the precautions taken against an outbreak were effectual. THE wives of Mendez and Mejia are mad; Miramon‘s wife is stricken beyond hope of recovery ; Princess SalmSalm is in jail; Carlotta will surely die when she knows about the fate of her husband ; and thus ends the women of the Mexican muddle. THE hot corn business must be a profitable one, for in New York and Brooklyn, during the past season, 1,700. persons have been engaged in selling it about the streets, whilst in Phila-. delphia from 500 to 600 persons were engaged in the same trade. Amone the difficulties which the English army will be compelled to endure in the Abyssinian expedition, are said to be the bilharzia haematopia, the trichocephalus dispar, and the filaria medinensis. OF the twelve gentlemen who acted asa reception committee on the occasion twenty-five years ago, only one—P. M. Wetmore—is alive. Washington Ir. ving was chairman of the committee. A shrewd villain in Nashua, N. H., recently went deliberately up to a store window and broke in a pane of French glass, and when asked to pay for it, as deliberately drew out a $100 bill, which the storekeeper took, giving him $70 in change. The bill proved to be counterfeit. THE Sacramento Water Works engine isrun on coal from the Eureka tine, Contra Costa. THE total property of Napa county is valued at $3,326,272, upon which the taxes of 1867 amounted to $113,622 86. THE Chinese Government has sent to Washington for specimen samples of our fractional currency. THE Postmaster General will soon recommend that all: mail drivers and letter carriers be requlred to wear a par ticular uniform. THE father of Goldwin Smith, the eminent English political economist,has committed suicide in a fit of temporary insanity. THERE is a flouring mill away off in Ruby Valley. Five thousand bushels of wheat were harvested this year in that valley. Mendocino tragedy, who was reported dead, is recovering. Two-thousand tons of tea were brought by the Great Republic. THE Chinese of San Francisco have contracted for a theatre to cost $40,000. OnE of Queen Victoria’s younger sous, Prince Arthur, recently had the small pox. THE statement of the Commissiofiers of Emigration show that during the year ending October 30th, 1867, 208,427 emigrants arrived at New York. GEN. Grant gave the clerks in the that they might go to New York and other States, to vote on the 5th of November. MARRIED, o Miss Jalia Single, both of the above of Charles Dickens’ visit to New York, . RECOVERING.—Young Coates of the . War Office a week’s leave of absence . W. 4 ire & w San F J Davis Moores RE do G 2 Cate Betegenert L City D W m Vv do BW Washing J B Philli do TWN Cowles San Juan Hc HB Purdy Newtown J B Cook SanJuan NM ett Canada h J Martin White Cherokee A Skinner Gold Fiat i Solanen HMcClafferty do_ T Bowing French Cor J W Adams Grass Val Capt Coffee do~ Wm. r do. W B Holmes Bive Ten M Cahi a GH Weston do AV Post do i G Terhune do ~“F E Dutican lo M Bledsoe W Sparks PA Belden do A J Staley You Bot do R Reed do W L Duty Glenbrook JF Williams do OA Hagar do L W Hutchins Scott F J Debenardo Nevada J Rolfe Quaker Hill AB Skinner do W E Gray Bannerville F Senner do J Nelson do N McDonald Celfax DB Knettle Selby Fla ROBATE NOTICE.-—In the Probate Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of Otis Hiscox, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Wm. Menner, the Administrator of the Estate of Otis Hiscox, deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement, and ‘filed in said court the final account.-of his administration of said Estate: and that Monday, the 2d day of December, a. D, 1867, being a day of the term of said Court, to-wit: of the November term, A. D. 1807, at 10 o’clock a. m. has been duly ee ger ye by said Court, for the settlement of said account, at which time any _person interested in said estate may appear and file his exception in writing to the said account and contest the same. G. K. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By John Abbey, very. J. B. Johnson, Atty. D CHRISTMAS BALL. A BALL will be given by the Members of the GERMAN GLEE CLUB HARMONIE, On Wednesday Eve’g, Dec. 25th. To which the friends are most reepectiully invited. A

Nevapa—J, F. Bussehius, A. Goldsmith. San Juan—J.C. Tribleborn. Grass VaLLeY—D. Binkleman. Rev Doe—J. Heinson. : Wasuineron—E. Kreig. pat Floor Managers. G. V. Schmittburg, John Goedje. Jacobs, F. A, Miller. Tickets, including Supper, $3 00. The members of the Club will use their best efforts to make the Evening a plesant-ene, BACON, HAMS, AND LARD. ee CASHIN, KENT & CO. HAs ON HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE THE MEAT AND LARD FROM Several Thousand Hogs, THE HAMS AND BACON WERE CURED AND SMOKED at our Packing House, and are WARRANTED SUPERIOR TO ANY PUT UP IN THE STATE. os THE LARD is put up in Cans convenient for Transportation and is warranted SWEET AND FRESH, WE ARE ALSO PREPARED TO SUPPLY RETAIL DEALERS WITH CATTLE, SHEEP, Ofthe BEST QUALITY alive or slaughtered, in ANY PART OF THE COUNTY on MOST REASONABLE TERMS. CASHIN, KENT & Co. Nevada, November 24th. 1867. LIBERTY GOLD MINING CO. J ed aa > NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORnia. Notice.—There is delinquent tpon the following described stock, on account ‘ef assessmeut levied on the 10th of October. 1867, the several amounts set o te the names of the respective shareholders, as fol. we : Names. No. Sh’s, Am't. C. A. Bragg.. ..... 198 6 96 50 8. Se SOR +200 100 00 ,_Sanderson.....,.,150 5 00 C. P. Stevens....°..: 100 50 00 By See cance sci 50 25 00 J.Q. se 50 2 00 Ark in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of tees, made on the 30th day of ~+—— I HAVE JUST RECEIVED AT TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA, p _. ___ COME AND SEEK 5E?——— rowed capital. ORIGINAL COMBINED: C0 M PAN Yop n., —OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUR,— oe ee to PAID UP CAPITAL $500,000! ONE HUNDRED Buea t#COOKING STOVES !.a1. VARIOUS Fonus OF Poricees! f.HE FINEST EVER BROUGHT TO THIS I Market and of my own importation from the Eastern Foundries, which I will sell for the following prices : No, 6..822 50 No. 8..832 50 No 10..$40 00 WARRANTED TO BE HEAVIER AND OF A BETTER QUALITY AND MORE _ TRIMMINGS THAN EVER SOLD IN THIS MARKET. — aaemnarere: LIFE AND ACCIDENT. "Accidental Death and Coinpensa No. 7.-.-$27 50 . son separately. No, 9-..835 00 Endowment Policies payable at a.givenage, with compensation for Accidents, One to seven year policies, with or without compensation, The advantages of this Company must be apparent toany one whe will give it a moment’s thought, combining as it does a compensation of $5 per week, on every $1000 insured for all accidents causing total disability, Call at the office of the South Yuba Canal Company and learn full particulars, GEO. P. SPARKS, Agent. — "I willsell HARDWARE and other Goods in like proportion. defy competition in any Goods in the Nevada, Oct. 29th. Hardware line, et CROCKERY, : LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER rapa api ii gt SCOTT FLAT SAW MILL CO. QUICKSILVER, Leuber wasd POWDER, SACRAMENTO ST., near Gold Run Bridge. FUSE, a) DEALERS IN i PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER LL KINDS OF DRESSED AND UNa DRESSHD FLOURING constantly on baud. Also, ‘a SIDING AND SHAKES, Particular attention paid to furnishing Lume ber for Klumesand Mining Boxes. Contracts taken for from 1,uu0 tu ,000 feet, to be delivered on short notice. Best quality S4SH AND DOORS, : NAILS, ROPE, DUCK, ' &e. &e. our IMMA} or at our city Lumber Vuard, on Sacramerto Street, near the Gold Kun Bridge. °° Fy WENTWORTH can always be found at the Sales Yard, on Sacramento street, ready to waiton customers. ¢@"Terms Cash, or approved credit for thirty days. old CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, é&c. JULIUS GREENWALD, JJ As ON HAND AND WILL SELL VERY CHEAP FOR CaSH the iollowing articles :— = 10.000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, Remember that I dont’t do business on borCEO. E. TURNER. “Nevada, Nov, 15th. Millinery and Dress Making! RS. C. A. TAFT respectfully informs the Ladies of Nevada City and vicinity that ehe is prepared to do all kinds of Millinery, ae and Mantua ’ Also STAMPING, at her residence on BoulSoe eet evade, Nov. th: _ . 190,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVANA TOYS! TOYS! TOYS! AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BE — HAD IN THE MARKET. NICK. SLOCOVICH, KILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBACCO, of PINE STREET,: NEVADA CITY. every kind. 7 PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND PATTERN. 9 city which he proposes to sell very cheap as he desires to close out this branch of business. He has a splendid lot of Talking Dolls, Carriages, Toy Tea Sets, Horses, Balls, Marbles, And in fact everything in the Toy line for the Holidays. Also, a fine stock of Fresh Candies, Nuts, and Fruits Of all kinds. Also, a good stock of. MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO, of every kind. All articles are warranted to be as represented. HAS JUST RECEIVED the best PR of TOYS ever brought to this All orders from abroad promptly attended to. JULIUS GREENWALD Nevada, Sept. 30. STUMPFS’ HOTEL Fancy Goods, m —4xD— wr Brespbed is wanted to come and see RESTAURANT, ‘ the NEW GOUDS, nit BROAD STRERT, above Pine Street, Nevada city. DENTISTRY. T. W. MeINTYRE, DENTAL SURGEON, Office—Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. opp. Banner's. F. STUMPF, Proprietor Good Rooms, Good Meals, Good Cooks, IS PREPARED TO DO ALL Good Liquors, kinds of Dental Work at short cso tat Fc C en) heat manner.— . Low Prices eeth inserted: and seamen good fit teed. Full Upper Set, on Vul. _ 3" French, English and German spoken in 25. Teeth filled with Gold from @ . the house, « _ Nerve destro in sensitive Teeth, : if desired. All work pater: to give the Apartments for Ladies, best satisfaction orno charges made. n16 Neatly furnished, and the best of accommodaB.C. LUETI tions provided. ae? we 012 ¥. STUMPF, Watchmaker and Jeweller, BROAD ST, next door to Layee Bakery, . SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP, Watches, ‘Clocks and Jewelry [Adj. Keeney’s Tin Shop} Sey ane prem opeired. ___o%8_ . sn LIAM HOLMES, Propricter. Bread! Bread Bread! [Successor to W. G. Jenkins.} CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY A NEW AND FULL ASSORTMENT OF COMMERCIAL STREET, < : . to said delinquent assessment, tova ae) B. STEVENS, Baty ND LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR wigs Or BREAD AND CAKE, of every description. Bridles, ne Whips, CANDY AND CRAC sn tg Ra Bes prin Biers prices. » _Patronise Home Industry. And all sorts of SADDLE AND HARNESS ain te ne bse ee STOOK AND TRIMMINGS, at prices to suit BOSTO: Gere Sunday . "ho Chine tn wy tine menatietased tn the: morning. received till Saturday noon. . pest at le and Repairing of every deapa OLLYWOOD, Proprietor. ". seripitom ‘chenely wank roeepay Pag ve LEAVESNEVADA] FRANK H. FISH ER, Friday (connecting “wire MACHINIST, an Aa Exprese) for ay At Stiles’ Mill, near the Suspension Bridge.* Wi OR Ns LL KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO Saueeany_Pectsons ares on, Tuseday nd . A ORDER. REPATING done prom '. LU “ arren made all Expres: siness y at. manufacturers of Machinists and te. GREGO! INGLISH + wery. fox z fF ee ier ata ae _. LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE “ 4 2 Be