November 6, 1867 (4 pages)

coramon to hear an indiscriminate de/ gelves With the Church, do so upon cer~ tain conditions, and where such amuse. @.are seldom tirty treated ninety ry. From the pulpit it is ‘wunciation of ‘all kinds of amusement, ®tich ‘as theatre going, dancing, etc., -yand it is seldom we find a preacher who _ ‘alludes to such practices except in the "way of abuse.’ Now, it is of coursé understood that all who connect themments are pronounced by Church rules as wrong, members should not indulge in them. But that there is any wi¢kedness essentially associated with the dance or the play we do not believe, and if. instead of denouncing these. things indiscriminately, and abusing all who. indulge. in such amusements, the pulpit would endeavor to correct the evils which are in them, miich more ‘. expect to have them all’ worked overin . Tration 16° grinding pans, which work led alight ‘the mine is coftimencement, and . about two weeks. They have in opeover about 40 tons per day—and clean up from $1,500 to $1,800 a week. We are glad to hear it intimated that there are hopes of a resumption of work on this valuable lead next Spring. GoLpD Suiruanrs.—The shipments of gold dust by our banking houses during the past fifteen-days‘amounted to the sum of $125,000, equal to about three and a quarter millions a year.— We are informed by a gentleman who is posted up in these matters that the produce of-gold is far in excess of this amount, and will go nearer five millions than three. Sosays the Grass Valley Nationat. METEORIC. SHOWERS.—A correspondent of the Virginia 7respass, predicts that, on or about the 18th of November : ' Lowerot ba é “ most bitter terms the theatre, and after» James Tremuin and three others, all of » Whom work in the Heuston Hill mine, them HE era yea eee tetont ‘ Tram Grant School of Ouklnd ba ne good would beaccomplished. Wehave Known ministers to denounce in the ‘wards attend the opera of Lucretia Borgia, when we could not distinguish @ay merits which the opera possessed ever the play. The worldly minded people cannot understand the inconsis_ tency of preaching and practice on the “part of Church people, and the denun‘elation of thé ministry is becoming far leas ‘common than formerly. Eminent preachers are convinced that in order ¥ countéract évil they must endeavor to educate tlie moral #entiment, and Roacterd what they can’t destroy. We them new commending what is “fn wotldly. amusements and atto correct the evils which do belong tothem, Henry do more good by the wood” in the Ledthey ‘pure, the good and the beautiful, and if instead of ranting against the read-. decided. The returns will be eager-}ing of works of fiction, a better class of ‘works should be issued to supply the place of the “trashy stuff,” great good would be accomplished. We are glad that the Churches are beginning to view the matter in a common sense light, and we are satisfied that much good “will'bé the result. The character of worldly amusements dnd recreations imay be elevated, but human nature demands them, and man will have them, good or bad. It is therefore the best : to remove the evil in amuse“ments and retain the good. Danine CaBIN i daneeinhiient der Griffin gives us the particulars of the robbery of a cabin over at Heuston Hill, says the Grass Valley Union, on last Saturday afternoon between 2} and 4c’lock, ‘The cabin is occupied by two of the men working on each shift. At the change of shifte, between 3 and 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the cabin was etemcty: for léss than half an hour, and during this time the thief went to the cabin, where he found a watch dog _ Cheined near the door. The animal was _gtruck in the mouth, probably by a blow “from a slung shot, as three of his teeth were knocked out ; and this accomplish. ed, the thief broke open the door of the cabin, entered the building, stole two fine suits of clothing, one of which had been worn, together with $5 in. , and he then made’ his escape. n Stevens, living but a few fect from remuin cabin, saw the man going away, but not knowing that he was a ‘thief did not follow the fellow until it “Was too late to overtake him. Consid-eting that the robbery was committed ‘im broad day and ina thickly in~habited part. “Heuston Hill, we reard it as about the coolest thing we heard of in many a day. © or four deta oscrred i Sacre . * mentadasbawae. . Ture Legislatures of Michigan, Misméteors grand to behold, and tending greatly to establish the fact of their periodical return. The writer says that he was not disappointed.at the failure of this phenomenon last year, when it was generally expected. He says the grand meteoric displays of the past few centuries have occurred on or about the 18th of November, and exactly thirty— four years apart. He cites the occurrence of the phenomenon in 1799, and again in 1833, in support of his opinion. Admitting his theory to be correct, he says, “we may reasonably expect to behold on the 13th of November, 1867, a recurrence of the same sublime spectacle in the heavens which has so startled the world in years past.” EASTERN ELEcTIONS.—Elections were yesterday held in Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan and Missouri for Governor and State officers. Elections were also held in New York,New of minor importance. In the latter State the woman suffrage question was ly ‘awaited by the » people of this State. AvrroR.—The projector of this institution annoiinces that it will soon be ready to fly. Tes. completion has been somewhat delayed fort the want of funds, but that difficulty has “been overcome, the apparent feasibility o taking being sufficient to b the money from the pockets of who are liberal enough to encoura science. ee For Minute CieRK.—C. E. Barnes, of Sierra county, will be a candidate for Minute Clerk, in the State Senate. He is a sound Union man, a competent short-hand reporter, and, as we: learn, worthy of the position. souri and Minnesota, to be elected to~ day, will be called upon to elect United States Senators. A PoRTION of the Pulgas Rancho, known as the Gamble Tract, has been sold for $68,310. THE Capitol at Sacramento is being overhauled for the reception of the congregated wisdom of the State. Tue Henry Chauncey arrived at New York early on the morning of October 2ist, twenty days from San Francisco. At Virginia city, on the night of the 28th ult., ice formed half an inch thick. Oak wood sells at Oakland at $1 per cord, : ‘A BELL, for the Catholic Church at Austin is on its way thither. It weighs 1,600 pounds. THE Niieemanth”) Land Office was opened on Mepitay . last. THERE were sis nines baa ramento county jail in October. Jersey, Illinois and Kansas for officers }. ARRIVALS AT LANCASTER. = ® y HIASEY, ‘Prop’s. November 5 ise. , L Ww Lang San Francis 8 Burner You Bet Mre Hammond do RE Thompson Cana bh J McElroy ‘do L Merrow Scotts Flat AB Brown t A&I Zekind Nevada * Mise Age do J£EBrown do F Be o §6€—6W Lewis do *w ' do 1H Von Ahenden Foc E'G. Chick Moores Fla J H Van Emon Greenh J McKinn J Zimmerman. Nicolau FL Landest do F J Hauber ‘ea tied J Corns Eareka F Kileenback T Canfield do E Harder Nevada G8 Brown Browns H J McCollum Red Dog’ W M Ratcliff Deer Cre M J Hydeliff do J BJohnson San Juan JE Jones-Meadow La M Pixley do LA WallingRou & R M Dulley Grass Valley V Curran Little York = ’.° TO SCRIP HOLDERS. to TREASURER’S OFFICE, ' Nov. 6th, 1867. — Treasurer of Nevada Co” ity will pay, dg step all warrants drawn on the . Geners Fund and registered prior to Aug. 17, 1867. Interest on same ceases at the date of this advertisement. E. F. SPENCE, Nevada, Nov. 6th. County Treasurer. THE PEOPLE’S MARKET. Next door to Baker & Martin’s Grocery Store, ON BROAD STREET. Ditcte Establishment still maintains its charr acter of usefulness by selling, the best of Head Cheese, Can Lard, etc. et Meats, by the side or carcass, at wholesale — ‘alland examine for yourselves. nol JOHNSON. RANCH FOR SALE, LARGE RANCH, ot one of the best in the county, is offered for sale cheap. Onthe Ranch there is a good House and barn, It is situated a short distance from Columbia Hill and near the Eureka Lake Water Co’s Ditch, where water can be had toirrigate the land.— It is the best Ranch for timber in this part of the country. Also, for sale a lot of Cattle, Chickens, &c. For farther particulars apply to FRANCIS WILLIAMS, Columbia Hill. 020 Property For Sale or Rent. wo, A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE and ft Loton Piety Hill. Also, a good Dwelling House and improved Lot on Ne-. yada Street, are offered for sale-or rent. es are within #short distance of the rt of the town. For i: a3 ie TRANSCRIPT CE, or to E. TURNER, Pine St. 022 business. MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. Louis Dreyfuss...Proprietor. AGER BEER of the best kind always on hand and for sale by the pint, quart, gallon or barrel. “If you want to live well and be jolly and fat, With your head full of fun as a merry young cat, G2 Don't FORGET TO CALL BY FoR A GLASS or Gaop BEER. 026 North American Steamship Co. OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK, VIA NICARAGUA. Through ahead of the Mail. Shortest and only Healthy Route, The Com will dis teh Ast. fest tnd tovorite Slonne: AMERICA, 2500 Tons. EDGAR WAKEMAN, Commander. FOR SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua, from Misssion Street Wharf. at 12 0’clock M. \ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 1867. Th coors new sw steamer OREGONIAN now n for sea, and the splendid new steamer A now on her way from New cis, will soon be put on the free! ‘= experi on board ; Medicine and attendance F A Steamer will follow Dec. For further information, app RAYMOND, Agent, North-wes teryand Pine Streets, up stairs, San F’ Foot of Main and Broad Streets. Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada. PLACE & McCOWEN. Horses; Carriages and Buggies. To Let on the most Reasonable Terms. Good Saddle Horees, for either Ladie or Gentlemen. Carriages for Funerals will befurnish ed on 8 notice. © Horses boarded by the day or week. A share of public patronage is solicited and eettstnction: pnarentent: dig STUMP FS’ Ah RESTAURANT, BROAD STREET, above Pine Street, city. F. SEUMPF, Proprietor HOTEL ATIONAL EX¢ —_ r " Broad Street, N City, California, © . ” a Superior Article of Pork : Sausage, — IS EATING IT —ROT ON a “THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING EXAMINE THIS COLUMN CARE; FULLY ON THE 9th. ukrnkator HALL ON . Friday Evening, Nov, 8t sez, ee COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEME! fae G. V, Schmidtburg, do, Coney, . . W. Van Alstine, — Jenkins, J. sana ; é RECEPTION COMMITTEE, re eee _R. B, Gentry, }1,T. Saxby, s_ pre INVITATION COMMITTEE. p N. ge J gga P. Bru J.C. Triblehorn, Cc. Mill oR vc a er, on! mery, J. 3 Ott, a —_— eee : ’ . Capt. Seay FLOOR MANAGERS. Wm. Van Alstine, L J. Rolfe, John a has. Sairs, M, 8. Dea! W.R. Coe, : “Geo: A. Church. TICKETS (including Supper).. $3.00 The public is cordially invited to attend, t#-To the Miners Especially . _.g) Nervap G G.V. “Schmitthurg, A. D. Tower C. T. Canfield, ORIGINAL COMBINED! — COMPANY, —OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICU?.— PAID UP CAPITAL $500,000! VARIOUS FORMS OF POLICIES ! ——— iE ppegeraaed LIFE AND ACCIDENT. Accidental Death and Compensea tion—separately. Endowment Policies payable at a given age, with compensation for Accidents. One to seven year policies, ‘with : or without compensation. The advantages of this Company must be pparent toany one whe will give it a moment’s pms ot combining as it does a com. on oO nsati week, on every $1000 ineuraa for all pk A mat sing teal dina! £ disability. ae Callat the cater oa ofthe South Yue ba Canal Company and learn — particulars. GEO. P. SPARKS, Agent, Nevada, Oct. 29th, A. B. JENKINS? : PIONEER OYSTER SALOON. Main Street, Opposite Union Hotel Lea ts have been made to receive aay ED SHOAL . WATER BAY OY Oxwinis, by Well, Fargo & Co., and they be served up to suit customers by an expate nt dang as follows : FRESH OYSTERS—Raw, Stewed ‘Fancy Roast, Fried or Roast. FANCY LUNCH-Quail in every style, Turkey & Chicken, Ham & Kegs, Pig’s Feet, Lamb's Tongues, Pork & Beans. ¢@” CLAM CHOWDER, made of Fresh Clams, on SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS. Best mss * for Ladies. » JENKINS 8, Proprietor. F N. B.—Fresh ters. in sh holesale and retail. si aa Si ds Stands furnished. A BJ, Nevada, Oct.13th. LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER SCOTT FLAT SAW MILL CO. Lumber Yard: SACRAMENTO ST., near Gold Run Bridge. DEALERS IN a . PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER LL KINDS OF DRESSED AND UNDRESSED: FLOORING constantly on hand. Also, SIDING AND SHAKES, Particular attention paid to furn Lume nee for Flumesand 8. tracts taken for from 1 to pag sg dhe on short AA la her of our Miata meing always on hand, of 1 or at our ast Ouae eae Sacrameato Street, near the. Gold ak Ran alll at ' WENTWORTH can always be found ; Gaies Yard, on Sacramento stvest, sendy Setar vs. : nie CIGARS, “TOBACCO, PIPES, &c. JULIUS 6 L Ha ON HAND VERY arti10.000 POUNDS or avon j Reams OF TOBACCO, ‘ 100,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO ed every kind. PEPES oF 1 OF deboend DESCRIPTION ‘AND soe. hari are ward to be at ropes fot FA DOES SE Altonders from sbeoad pr top eebolam

coramon to hear an indiscriminate de/ gelves With the Church, do so upon cer~ tain conditions, and where such amuse. @.are seldom tirty treated ninety ry. From the pulpit it is ‘wunciation of ‘all kinds of amusement, ®tich ‘as theatre going, dancing, etc., -yand it is seldom we find a preacher who _ ‘alludes to such practices except in the "way of abuse.’ Now, it is of coursé understood that all who connect themments are pronounced by Church rules as wrong, members should not indulge in them. But that there is any wi¢kedness essentially associated with the dance or the play we do not believe, and if. instead of denouncing these. things indiscriminately, and abusing all who. indulge. in such amusements, the pulpit would endeavor to correct the evils which are in them, miich more ‘. expect to have them all’ worked overin . Tration 16° grinding pans, which work led alight ‘the mine is coftimencement, and . about two weeks. They have in opeover about 40 tons per day—and clean up from $1,500 to $1,800 a week. We are glad to hear it intimated that there are hopes of a resumption of work on this valuable lead next Spring. GoLpD Suiruanrs.—The shipments of gold dust by our banking houses during the past fifteen-days‘amounted to the sum of $125,000, equal to about three and a quarter millions a year.— We are informed by a gentleman who is posted up in these matters that the produce of-gold is far in excess of this amount, and will go nearer five millions than three. Sosays the Grass Valley Nationat. METEORIC. SHOWERS.—A correspondent of the Virginia 7respass, predicts that, on or about the 18th of November : ' Lowerot ba é “ most bitter terms the theatre, and after» James Tremuin and three others, all of » Whom work in the Heuston Hill mine, them HE era yea eee tetont ‘ Tram Grant School of Ouklnd ba ne good would beaccomplished. Wehave Known ministers to denounce in the ‘wards attend the opera of Lucretia Borgia, when we could not distinguish @ay merits which the opera possessed ever the play. The worldly minded people cannot understand the inconsis_ tency of preaching and practice on the “part of Church people, and the denun‘elation of thé ministry is becoming far leas ‘common than formerly. Eminent preachers are convinced that in order ¥ countéract évil they must endeavor to educate tlie moral #entiment, and Roacterd what they can’t destroy. We them new commending what is “fn wotldly. amusements and atto correct the evils which do belong tothem, Henry do more good by the wood” in the Ledthey ‘pure, the good and the beautiful, and if instead of ranting against the read-. decided. The returns will be eager-}ing of works of fiction, a better class of ‘works should be issued to supply the place of the “trashy stuff,” great good would be accomplished. We are glad that the Churches are beginning to view the matter in a common sense light, and we are satisfied that much good “will'bé the result. The character of worldly amusements dnd recreations imay be elevated, but human nature demands them, and man will have them, good or bad. It is therefore the best : to remove the evil in amuse“ments and retain the good. Danine CaBIN i daneeinhiient der Griffin gives us the particulars of the robbery of a cabin over at Heuston Hill, says the Grass Valley Union, on last Saturday afternoon between 2} and 4c’lock, ‘The cabin is occupied by two of the men working on each shift. At the change of shifte, between 3 and 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the cabin was etemcty: for léss than half an hour, and during this time the thief went to the cabin, where he found a watch dog _ Cheined near the door. The animal was _gtruck in the mouth, probably by a blow “from a slung shot, as three of his teeth were knocked out ; and this accomplish. ed, the thief broke open the door of the cabin, entered the building, stole two fine suits of clothing, one of which had been worn, together with $5 in. , and he then made’ his escape. n Stevens, living but a few fect from remuin cabin, saw the man going away, but not knowing that he was a ‘thief did not follow the fellow until it “Was too late to overtake him. Consid-eting that the robbery was committed ‘im broad day and ina thickly in~habited part. “Heuston Hill, we reard it as about the coolest thing we heard of in many a day. © or four deta oscrred i Sacre . * mentadasbawae. . Ture Legislatures of Michigan, Misméteors grand to behold, and tending greatly to establish the fact of their periodical return. The writer says that he was not disappointed.at the failure of this phenomenon last year, when it was generally expected. He says the grand meteoric displays of the past few centuries have occurred on or about the 18th of November, and exactly thirty— four years apart. He cites the occurrence of the phenomenon in 1799, and again in 1833, in support of his opinion. Admitting his theory to be correct, he says, “we may reasonably expect to behold on the 13th of November, 1867, a recurrence of the same sublime spectacle in the heavens which has so startled the world in years past.” EASTERN ELEcTIONS.—Elections were yesterday held in Massachusetts, Maryland, Michigan and Missouri for Governor and State officers. Elections were also held in New York,New of minor importance. In the latter State the woman suffrage question was ly ‘awaited by the » people of this State. AvrroR.—The projector of this institution annoiinces that it will soon be ready to fly. Tes. completion has been somewhat delayed fort the want of funds, but that difficulty has “been overcome, the apparent feasibility o taking being sufficient to b the money from the pockets of who are liberal enough to encoura science. ee For Minute CieRK.—C. E. Barnes, of Sierra county, will be a candidate for Minute Clerk, in the State Senate. He is a sound Union man, a competent short-hand reporter, and, as we: learn, worthy of the position. souri and Minnesota, to be elected to~ day, will be called upon to elect United States Senators. A PoRTION of the Pulgas Rancho, known as the Gamble Tract, has been sold for $68,310. THE Capitol at Sacramento is being overhauled for the reception of the congregated wisdom of the State. Tue Henry Chauncey arrived at New York early on the morning of October 2ist, twenty days from San Francisco. At Virginia city, on the night of the 28th ult., ice formed half an inch thick. Oak wood sells at Oakland at $1 per cord, : ‘A BELL, for the Catholic Church at Austin is on its way thither. It weighs 1,600 pounds. THE Niieemanth”) Land Office was opened on Mepitay . last. THERE were sis nines baa ramento county jail in October. Jersey, Illinois and Kansas for officers }. ARRIVALS AT LANCASTER. = ® y HIASEY, ‘Prop’s. November 5 ise. , L Ww Lang San Francis 8 Burner You Bet Mre Hammond do RE Thompson Cana bh J McElroy ‘do L Merrow Scotts Flat AB Brown t A&I Zekind Nevada * Mise Age do J£EBrown do F Be o §6€—6W Lewis do *w ' do 1H Von Ahenden Foc E'G. Chick Moores Fla J H Van Emon Greenh J McKinn J Zimmerman. Nicolau FL Landest do F J Hauber ‘ea tied J Corns Eareka F Kileenback T Canfield do E Harder Nevada G8 Brown Browns H J McCollum Red Dog’ W M Ratcliff Deer Cre M J Hydeliff do J BJohnson San Juan JE Jones-Meadow La M Pixley do LA WallingRou & R M Dulley Grass Valley V Curran Little York = ’.° TO SCRIP HOLDERS. to TREASURER’S OFFICE, ' Nov. 6th, 1867. — Treasurer of Nevada Co” ity will pay, dg step all warrants drawn on the . Geners Fund and registered prior to Aug. 17, 1867. Interest on same ceases at the date of this advertisement. E. F. SPENCE,

Nevada, Nov. 6th. County Treasurer. THE PEOPLE’S MARKET. Next door to Baker & Martin’s Grocery Store, ON BROAD STREET. Ditcte Establishment still maintains its charr acter of usefulness by selling, the best of Head Cheese, Can Lard, etc.. et Meats, by the side or carcass, at wholesale — ‘alland examine for yourselves. nol JOHNSON. RANCH FOR SALE, LARGE RANCH, ot one of the best in the county, is offered for sale cheap. Onthe Ranch there is a good House and barn, It is situated a short distance from Columbia Hill and near the Eureka Lake Water Co’s Ditch, where water can be had toirrigate the land.— It is the best Ranch for timber in this part of the country. Also, for sale a lot of Cattle, Chickens, &c. For farther particulars apply to FRANCIS WILLIAMS, Columbia Hill. 020 Property For Sale or Rent. wo, A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE and ft Loton Piety Hill. Also, a good Dwelling House and improved Lot on Ne-. yada Street, are offered for sale-or rent. es are within #short distance of the rt of the town. For i: a3 ie TRANSCRIPT CE, or to E. TURNER, Pine St. 022 business. MILWAUKIE BREWERY, SPRING STREET, NEVADA. Louis Dreyfuss.....Proprietor. AGER BEER of the best kind always on hand and for sale by the pint, quart, gallon or barrel. “If you want to live well and be jolly and fat, With your head full of fun as a merry young cat, G2 Don't FORGET TO CALL BY FoR A GLASS or Gaop BEER. 026 North American Steamship Co. OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK, VIA NICARAGUA. Through ahead of the Mail. Shortest and only Healthy Route, The Com will dis teh Ast. fest tnd tovorite Slonne: AMERICA, 2500 Tons. EDGAR WAKEMAN, Commander. FOR SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicaragua, from Misssion Street Wharf. at 12 0’clock M. \ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 1867. Th coors new sw steamer OREGONIAN now n for sea, and the splendid new steamer A now on her way from New cis, will soon be put on the free! ‘= experi on board ; Medicine and attendance F A Steamer will follow Dec. For further information, app RAYMOND, Agent, North-wes teryand Pine Streets, up stairs, San F’ Foot of Main and Broad Streets. Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada. PLACE & McCOWEN. Horses; Carriages and Buggies. To Let on the most Reasonable Terms. Good Saddle Horees, for either Ladie or Gentlemen. Carriages for Funerals will befurnish ed on 8 notice. © Horses boarded by the day or week. A share of public patronage is solicited and eettstnction: pnarentent: dig STUMP FS’ Ah RESTAURANT, BROAD STREET, above Pine Street, city. F. SEUMPF, Proprietor HOTEL ATIONAL EX¢ —_ r " Broad Street, N City, California, © . ” a Superior Article of Pork : Sausage, — IS EATING IT —ROT ON a “THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING EXAMINE THIS COLUMN CARE; FULLY ON THE 9th. ukrnkator HALL ON . Friday Evening, Nov, 8t sez, ee COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEME! fae G. V, Schmidtburg, do, Coney, . . W. Van Alstine, — Jenkins, J. sana ; é RECEPTION COMMITTEE, re eee _R. B, Gentry, }1,T. Saxby, s_ pre INVITATION COMMITTEE. p N. ge J gga P. Bru J.C. Triblehorn, Cc. Mill oR vc a er, on! mery, J. 3 Ott, a —_— eee : ’ . Capt. Seay FLOOR MANAGERS. Wm. Van Alstine, L J. Rolfe, John a has. Sairs, M, 8. Dea! W.R. Coe, : “Geo: A. Church. TICKETS (including Supper).... $3.00 The public is cordially invited to attend, t#-To the Miners Especially . _.g) Nervap G G.V. “Schmitthurg, A. D. Tower C. T. Canfield, ORIGINAL COMBINED! — COMPANY, —OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICU?.— PAID UP CAPITAL $500,000! VARIOUS FORMS OF POLICIES ! ——— iE ppegeraaed LIFE AND ACCIDENT. Accidental Death and Compensea tion—separately. Endowment Policies payable at a given age, with compensation for Accidents. One to seven year policies, ‘with : or without compensation. The advantages of this Company must be pparent toany one whe will give it a moment’s pms ot combining as it does a com. on oO nsati week, on every $1000 ineuraa for all pk A mat sing teal dina! £ disability. ae Callat the cater oa ofthe South Yue ba Canal Company and learn — particulars. GEO. P. SPARKS, Agent, Nevada, Oct. 29th, A. B. JENKINS? : PIONEER OYSTER SALOON. Main Street, Opposite Union Hotel Lea ts have been made to receive aay ED SHOAL . WATER BAY OY Oxwinis, by Well, Fargo & Co., and they be served up to suit customers by an expate nt dang as follows : FRESH OYSTERS—Raw, Stewed ‘Fancy Roast, Fried or Roast. FANCY LUNCH-Quail in every style, Turkey & Chicken, Ham & Kegs, Pig’s Feet, Lamb's Tongues, Pork & Beans. ¢@” CLAM CHOWDER, made of Fresh Clams, on SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS. Best mss * for Ladies. » JENKINS 8, Proprietor. F N. B.—Fresh ters. in sh holesale and retail. si aa Si ds Stands furnished. A BJ, Nevada, Oct.13th. LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMBER SCOTT FLAT SAW MILL CO. Lumber Yard: SACRAMENTO ST., near Gold Run Bridge. DEALERS IN a . PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER LL KINDS OF DRESSED AND UNDRESSED: FLOORING constantly on hand. Also, SIDING AND SHAKES, Particular attention paid to furn Lume nee for Flumesand 8. tracts taken for from 1 to pag sg dhe on short AA la her of our Miata meing always on hand, of 1 or at our ast Ouae eae Sacrameato Street, near the. Gold ak Ran alll at ' WENTWORTH can always be found ; Gaies Yard, on Sacramento stvest, sendy Setar vs. : nie CIGARS, “TOBACCO, PIPES, &c. JULIUS 6 L Ha ON HAND VERY arti10.000 POUNDS or avon j Reams OF TOBACCO, ‘ 100,000 OF THE VERY BEST HAVA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO ed every kind. PEPES oF 1 OF deboend DESCRIPTION ‘AND soe. hari are ward to be at ropes fot FA DOES SE Altonders from sbeoad pr top eebolam