October 13, 1865 (4 pages)

, a emaerint . AN ENGLISH FALSENOOD.—One or two sided at the CUARS AY ‘ VANSEN ”* Lof the Lo papers, ina sort of semi-of. Massachygetts State C on, and apade — ie ey we: ee linve stated that President . a speteh. He affirmed that the rebellion is . © =. ficial tanger, tinve at President . a spee f it ; ban . } disarmed but “not destroyed; that slavery FRIDAY, OCT'R 13, 1865.-_ JUDICIAL ELECTYON. . Wednesday, October 18th. \-For Supreme Judge, ww. s. SANDERSON, . A Reoistay Law.—Fer a number of years the pres has been urging the passage of n registry law by the Legislature of this State: In many of the Eastern States such -A law has been passed and is: found to do great geod. The young State of Nevada, far behind California in other matters of Legislative: itoportance, has passed a law “for the régistry of voters, and it has done much already to prevent fraud in ‘elections We have néver heard any good reason urged against such a law, while there are very many in its favor. The Supreme Court of . the State bas decided that.e nan must vote in the precinct or district of. which he isa resident, and such alow would enable judges and-inspectors-of election to determine at once whether a man is entitled to vote.— Such a law. would ‘prevent colonization of votera und put an end to mauy of the frauds that are practiced at every election in the State. ‘THe evil ‘effects of the frauds and corruption. of _ which. unprineipled .kuaves are guilty, arénot féit su much in the iaterior as in the larger cities. The elections are 80 disgracefully conducted in our cities that many of our best citizens do not go near the polls, but prefer to cast aside the right to vote rather. than ran the risk of being knockéd down by ballies hired ‘and colonized for the purpose of carrying an election. A luw compelling every man to register his name.in. bis ward or precinct, iu order to vote, will shutout many of these frauds.— We hope that something willbe done to du away with these evile by the next Legislature. Our Tepresentatives, as far as we have been able to learn, are im fuvor of a Registry Law, and we have no doubt many from other parts of the State will be willing to aid in the passage of any law which has . for its object-the preservation of the purity of the ballot box. seni THE Lovesoy Murper.—A writer in the St. Louis Democrat, giving the details ef the killing of Rev. E. P. Levejoy and the destruction of his printing establishment by am Alton mob, in 1837, and it may prove interesting to know that the young man who killed him wae hiweelf killed in the most barbarous manner a short time afterward, in 8 fracas in a bar-reum of the St. Charles Hotel, at New Orleans, and that the man that fired the roof died in the Ohiv penitentiary, where he was sentenced for seventeen years, for highway robbery in Cincinnati. Ocr MINES.—The success attending quartz mining in Yuba and Nevada counties, and in fact in every part of the State where such mining has been, prosecuted, bégins to Convince business men that the mines hold out great inducements for enterprise and capital, while they are becoming aware of the fact that the mercantile and agricultural interests of the State depend almost wholly upon the full developmeut of our own mines. We are told, says the Call, that rock paying only five dollars per ton can be worked with profit. Thereare millions and millions of tons of rock in this State—enough to run thousands of wills for years—that will pay from five to twenty dollars to the ton.— Now that our business men are commencing to take’ a common-sense view of this. matter we may look for the inauguration of an era of permanent prosperity such as the State has‘never yet enjoyed, Agassiz, nt Braziu.—Advices from Rio Janeiro state that Professor Agassiz is de. livering a course of leetures on geclogy, and the desire to hear him is su great-that hune. dreds are nightly disappointed'in endeavoring to gain admittance to the lecture room a SHOOTINTS.—Seventeen ladies of Stoekton who did some fine pistol shooting at the recent target excursion of the Union Guard, of that city, have been elected honorary members of the company. ° ; ee ee “Gorse East.—Fred. Law Olmstead, the wellknown geologist ‘and agent of the Mariposa Company, goes East on the next steamer. The Mariposa estate is going te pieces and Olmstead bas nothing to do. “. Johnson and Séeretary Seward-are opposed . to Fenian projects in the United Statés,; and ‘. At the dunt’ ob have notified the British Government of the thovemeéiits of the Brotherhuod. This announcement, says the Stockton Independent, appears to us to bear the stamp of falsehoed on its very face. When did the English Cabinet evince such solicitude for -our-welfare as to notify -the-American Government of -breaches of neutrality by English subjects, when they were sending arma, munitions of war, and other supplies to the Southern rebels, or fitting out pirate cruisers ‘to destroy. our commerce? -They never ‘showed any such manifestation of justice or ton Administration travel out of its way. to return good for evil—to be over maguanimous and generous to a false and perfidious power—whose poliey it has been to insidiously aid in our destruction in dark and great Republic was only net hoped for but believed by the ruling class of Great Britain? We believe the statements of the London press tu be pure invention, made for the purpose of discouraging Fenianiam at home. } From all we know regardirg the autecedents of the President and Secretary. of State, we believe them to be friends of Ifish independence, and that they have no sympathy in common withthe trentherous aristocratic rulers of England. — A Free May.—An amusing incident recently occurred in one of the mines hereabouts which serves to show that the Emancipation Proclamationis looked upon as of wider application than is generally believed. A son of the Emerald “Isle, who handled a pick in Washoe, obtained wotk. Soon af. ter, he “started in” the superintendent came down into the mine to put a man to work who had been Pat's boss in Washoe. Put addressing the Superintendent, said: «An sure, is that moa going to work here.”— “Yes,” said the Superintendent, “he is going to drifting.” Pat said, “That mon is an enemy of mine and I be d—d if we ean work in the same place.” The Superintendent said, ‘I'm boss here and I reckon you. will work in the same mine.” ‘This was ‘too much for Pat, He shouldered his pick and started for the surface, addressing the superintendentas followe: “Be -jabers, I was made a free mon by the Emancipation Prox elamation, and I'll work where I d—n plase. You can go to h—Il-wid your imine.” nate, “Beer JERKERS ” AKRESTED. -—-The town of Grass Valley has been lately infested by a class known as “Beer Jerkers.” A class of women who go from town to town opening their establishments where “the boys” can get their “beer” pass’d to them by damsels and have their pockets emptied for the pleasure. The firemen of Grass. Valley recently ‘washed out” one of these concerns. A few days since another deck of “Jerkers” came up from Secramento and “set up their traps.” They were not suffered to remain long asa Sacramento offi. cer came up and arrested several of them for picking the pockets of green young men in that city. ——. Tre Granp BLL AT Beat VALLEY ToMIGHT.—The grand ball to be given by Mr. & Mrs. E. O. Tompkins, at the Bear Valley House, takes place to-night. Those who attend and we hope there will be many, are bound to have a glorious time. ’ A splendid supper willbe got up. for the oceasion and the best of music has been secured. body knows how to get up a good pa “Lige”’ Tompkins. If anyrty it is Pay VouR Taxes Grass Vanteyans: The County Collector notifies the tux payers te calland see him at the Exctange Hox tel; Grass Valley, to-day. F oe. Tue Rucixe Passion.—The Memphis Bulletin relates the case of a Southern female refugee whe had. only one faded calico dresa. that she wore upon her back. A benevolent gentleman had a collection taken for her, and realized $15 for her benefit.— She at onee repaired to a dry goods store, where she paid $13 for a lace collar, IMPROVEMENTS.—A walk around the suburbs of this city will convince any one that Nevada is not at a etand-til] on the road of progress. Quite a number of new honses are being built and many are being improved. Within the past few months a good will. Why, then, should the Washing. . perilous days, when the downfall of the-+ remember the following fin F W Brown do M Manahan Tecu mill S Stevens do EW Clark Grass Va G Williams do EP Larrabee Goosey LIC Levi do JH O’Duare Bear Ri is dead in name but notin fact, and urges stronger gurantees for the freedmen and the creditors of the nation. ~~'THE Stockton Herald says that the recent District Fair at San Joaquin Valley, yielded a clear gain of $4,300—nbout $1,500 more than the gain from. the Fair, of last . year. vg. t# D-R. Ashley has been nominated by the Union Cenyeéntion of Nevada, for Congress Good for Ashley. He's: sure of an election and the members of the Couvention will never regret their action. CANDIDATES for the office of Justice of the Peace in Wasbington Township are getting to be numerous. ~ The following persons have been announced :—D. Crittenden, Root-andJ.Es. Jones. We understand there are threéer four. others in the field. THe Copperopolis Courier says that gold bearing quartz ledges which five years ago were considered valueless, are now sought. for with eagerness. . : ‘ SourHern Paraiotism Sky Ilien.—If any fretful radical” continaes to doubt the ‘conservative’ authority that patriotism is all alive and well in the South2et ivi’ Fead and massage from an oration’ Gélivered’ Jast Fourth of July: in Rome, Georgia: Venerable as the revolving epoch in our anniversaries of freedom is this avalanche of time. *Venérableas the abseus on the citadel of grentness; thon well spring of hope. Homestead of liberty, wé venerate thy habitation. Monument of immortality, we adorate thy worth. Pharos of ages, we hail thy glitnmerings mid the éataracts of life. Almanae of eur country, we would utter thy welcome with serenest awe. mney ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors, Tuurspay, October 12, 1865, R F Morrow San Fra E L Munday Virginia G F Jacobs do RB Moore Selby Fla Mrs Kelly Moores F 8 Richardson Col Hill W Overman do JM Buckman Lit Yo P H Thompson do J Blue Missouri Bar W H Clark Minneso M J Mellon Bear Riv RSavage . do WA English do Mrs Savage & f do D McCoy Deer Creek S N Latta Red Dog IC Parsons Eureka W EGray ido W Van Alstine Nevad JE Jonee do -R Graham do J Jasper Yuba ¢o AJ Johnson & w BIT . J Mattison San Juan D W Graze Forest C W H Cowhard Gel F C Kelsay Rou & Rea . ‘Hiram . Cechran, F. F. Patterson, Amos . DRY GOODS STORE, No 54.BROAD ST. JOHN SENNER,. N Main Street Bank Exchange Saloon, where can always find the best of NOTE PLEASE WINES, LIQUORS, ALES, PORTER, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 820 JOHNNY SENNER. LATEST ARRIVAL wDpDRY GOODS! 4 A. COLDSMITH, . i AS RECEIVED THE LATEST und cunsequently the-cheicest and most fashionable selection of , Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Brought into the county this’ season. At his Establishment can be found the latest and most Fashionable Styles of all kinds of Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Trimmings &ke. &e. &C. Always on hand the Latest Styles of MILLINERY ‘Goops! _Alsoa splendid assortment of : CARPETS, Mattings, and English Oil Cloths” A. GOLDSMI1H, Corner Broad and Pine Streets: Ladies Take Notice. " ‘The Finest and best tr Dress and Fancy Goods,_23 CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, You will find at % JAKE ROSENTHAL’S ee Also a good assortment Call and see for yoursel FRESH OYSTERS AND CLAMS! Received from the Bay, Three Times a Week! OYSTERS served up in every style at JENKINS’ SALOON, Main Street. of WALL PAPER f 827 ee SPLENDID CLAM CHOWDER, TO ORDER. ky" Families supplied with Oysters and Clams Lager Beer Wholesale and Retail. Nevada, Oct. 12th DR. A. CHAPMAN, _ Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—corner of Broad and Pine ats. I would inform my friends and all wishing my services that. am. pr to ahead those favoring me with a call, at any hour. become sensitive by exposure of the filled without causing pain. A WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this >fice to be pe: formed in a more skilful manner, and better satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made, M charges are até, and to suit the times. } sm permanently located in this ci Residenoe m Temperou Sacramento street, third house ance Hall ‘ Werk promptly and peatly Vaicanite one at this office. Horse Training and Breaking, 7 E Glenbrook cellent condition, 3 CHARLEY OSBORNE Is now ready to take Stock for Breaki after havin nerve will having been put in most ex‘or Trainin oe i Bf C% nds tt J gry ee Deer vate W Cross Gold Flat . e» short notice, W_H Groves Col HillF Silver Washington. A. R. JENKINS, . ‘ R W Latta Nevada A Manuel do 426 Main Street, Opposite Union Hotel, pigsty. ; 8. ROTHSCHILD THE “GEM” SALOON . masonte Building, PINE STREET. VAN ALSTINE & JENKINS, hy op DEALER IX “Sandy” and “Uncle Bill y,” . Cigars, Tobacco, Meershaum Pipes, Ht@ eee, os Ssloon” on MATCHES, A few doora below Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s PLAYING CARDS, KNIVES, &e. Store. If you want a “good square drink” ora Sige ange g oe Fine Cigar drop into. tue Gem and you’il vet it; . . The choicest Havana Cigars, 3 for 50 cts, . -. }Crockery and Glass Ware, The best Havana Cigars, 12 1-2 ets. KF 'Store closed 2 from Friday Evening to Saturday Evening. é 826 BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. ©F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 IT You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZR’s GEORGE E. TURNER, DEALER IN HARDWARE, ‘TINWARE STOVES, MINING TOOLS, -: is ‘you Buake 1 F vpager hy weg a — — a as Lire E= os ; For Justice of the Peace, shown, by a cal ‘epee 4 F’ , 4 r late la ALM, ishereby.announced ae ou J SPmibiearne es office of Justice of the Peace Joseph H of Nevada Township. iitineinancniag es sions at Vi Pp, ae nicely prit For Justice aft Sp Pesce. : containing E W. SMITH a Pog $y saa 3 teresting ¢ fe “fi ust ot i ESA govtion, stip ccaea ec Py aa pce lay POG yeas noble patr For Justice of the Peace. ; Mi. Barre OHIN HAWKE E announces hiinself asa.can> gathering . J didate for the offive “Ot J usti¢ce of the Peace ‘of the person Nevada Township. sl9 ta devin : ° co For Justice of the Peace, “ety hae C. PALJEERB. is announced. as/a. cantian. “Inte Py didate for the Office of Justice of the Feace of ll extras Névada Township -s21 full e Pg Iees w State pape For. Justice of the Peace, avery inte f ear sae : i l WEL LIA DES anpoutices himself asa :. book is so yee Se for tie office of Justice of the Peace ia now eng of Nevada Township, ’ 823 Aniticn . For Justice of the Peace, sonable _p a ; meet with OWN is hereby announce:A pipet: Arend office uf” Juues ‘ofthe rae subscribers ul Nevada ‘Township. 826 HoLLan FALL CLOTHIN & Holland, o can Yaa thor of th “Bitter Sw S. HAAS & CO’S, : ten a life of jestth ce teu i ; J. M. Well Corie of Pine and Commercial Sts, 3 onalikes Revere: Sap Visit the-di obtaining . a Latest Styles and Finest Quality ‘Holland as Pe tyl ‘Ta “Btan 7 for the exc RECEIVED BY EVERY STEAMER In the pro ; ; that the air , ~ } Also, a large:stock of) ' sent the 1 Furnishing Goods, Boots ‘and Shoe eventful lif HATS, &c. &¢&,. the man w! Ky Goods sold at the Lowest Retail learned 9 . Pricex a9 since Wash official doc VELE wel en ccendibinein D. B abe bs ot 1k resid " 7 Frink on ideeag “Hill, is now offered for derstanding sale on reasonable terms. The dwelling house. is‘in dwelling m: an excellent state of repair, contains six rooms, all 7 lathed and plastered, with ceilings ‘nearly 12’ feet history wh’ from ftivor. A good well of water connected with the the Presid: house, and an abundance of water also, for irrigation purposes, on the premises, most eventf Also, three acres of ground, suitable for raising thor’s aim \ vegetables, and a large orchard, containing a great variety of fruit trees of from-ten to twelve years as-‘may be t growth, will be sold with the dwelling house, or separately as the purchaser may desire. Enquire of D. ‘honorable ¢ Lessons.in French Latin and Greek. statesman, JULIUS POQUILLON, _ — OULD tfully inf he ci & ; Ww vada that bo will ve leaatis : “oo — an pian . Latin, Greek and French, tracted mee During the Winter, upon the following terms ; result has be Lessons in Class, 50 cts. & great mar est oa hashed sel experience in teaching a number o reneh an eels — E satisfaction to dose 1 wheassie “4 isara the be Mence: ley came ut white partic Howlers apply to CRAWFORD'S BOUKsisted in the Nevada: Sope epson’ Pine sreot ation leo revival, jud; TO.SPORTSMEN ! attendance . ‘HE GAME LAWS HAVE EXP motive in ge 1 ED wnd We have the finest assortment of are. cannot a POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, -WADS, that a little &e. &e, Sa the erowd v Of all kinds, just received and to sell Ro : BBERS AT REDUCED RaTEs! whé have b ~~GREGORY & WAITE. slaices and Nevada, t. i hema : . Columbia H Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! and are nov eae B 500 amination b FALL STYLES FOR 1865. few days six traTom pikes of Columbi POTRIER & LANSING’S cobiaadal Corner of Secend and J Streets, sacks and of SACRAMENTO, -: Property. ee nd taken b E have just received the ra 0. W Hats and Caps ever offered Se gd -age "ination © — . Stock comprises, Men's and Boys? FUR, SILK ‘and ; , —— HATS, Men’sand Boys’ CAPS of every deLe Dor: Ladies Hats made’to otder.: 3 terative, for The Best‘ Silk Hats Made to order, all diseases, FOR SEVEN DOLLARS! dence in lif Sacramento; Sept. 15th. pure staté o “ALL ABOARDY peas Fie Grass V: and Nevada City -/. Crane & B; ‘SPAGE LINE. dail aecadey consis Demaxp Hav ng recentl eae . And in fact everything usually found tn T : pol eae ae ond 4 Fr hop Saadly nen Store of this kina, which will be said cheap for bles me to give thw best satisfaction. cu eos ~ = 15 . opto SOs tetas tee Bea GEO. E. WITHINGTON : roa 7 ’ PET tetas Sign and oO ge CALIFORNIA * Fenmenta Painter, Y KILLING LIQUID, HOUSE Parntinge y attended t LY Paper kills ite I alwayek on ahd alarge 8 F Kile Kilts ft tons of thane. ne fg tp ara . Paper Curtain Mixtures, a en een ny hing eer mae fives the greatest a “eet. Nevada city. h of ever It is now improved to the . : < ee TEE ’ icy erg! ri'not epee tee . -¥8MO for Sale or Rent} I See ara

, a emaerint . AN ENGLISH FALSENOOD.—One or two sided at the CUARS AY ‘ VANSEN ”* Lof the Lo papers, ina sort of semi-of. Massachygetts State C on, and apade — ie ey we: ee linve stated that President . a speteh. He affirmed that the rebellion is . © =. ficial tanger, tinve at President . a spee f it ; ban . } disarmed but “not destroyed; that slavery FRIDAY, OCT'R 13, 1865.-_ JUDICIAL ELECTYON. .. Wednesday, October 18th.. \-For Supreme Judge, ww. s. SANDERSON, . A Reoistay Law.—Fer a number of years the pres has been urging the passage of n registry law by the Legislature of this State: In many of the Eastern States such -A law has been passed and is: found to do great geod. The young State of Nevada, far behind California in other matters of Legislative: itoportance, has passed a law “for the régistry of voters, and it has done much already to prevent fraud in ‘elections We have néver heard any good reason urged against such a law, while there are very many in its favor. The Supreme Court of . the State bas decided that.e nan must vote in the precinct or district of. which he isa resident, and such alow would enable judges and-inspectors-of election to determine at once whether a man is entitled to vote.— Such a law. would ‘prevent colonization of votera und put an end to mauy of the frauds that are practiced at every election in the State. ‘THe evil ‘effects of the frauds and corruption. of _ which. unprineipled .kuaves are guilty, arénot féit su much in the iaterior as in the larger cities. The elections are 80 disgracefully conducted in our cities that many of our best citizens do not go near the polls, but prefer to cast aside the right to vote rather. than ran the risk of being knockéd down by ballies hired ‘and colonized for the purpose of carrying an election. A luw compelling every man to register his name.in. bis ward or precinct, iu order to vote, will shutout many of these frauds.— We hope that something willbe done to du away with these evile by the next Legislature. Our Tepresentatives, as far as we have been able to learn, are im fuvor of a Registry Law, and we have no doubt many from other parts of the State will be willing to aid in the passage of any law which has . for its object-the preservation of the purity of the ballot box. seni THE Lovesoy Murper.—A writer in the St. Louis Democrat, giving the details ef the killing of Rev. E. P. Levejoy and the destruction of his printing establishment by am Alton mob, in 1837, and it may prove interesting to know that the young man who killed him wae hiweelf killed in the most barbarous manner a short time afterward, in 8 fracas in a bar-reum of the St. Charles Hotel, at New Orleans, and that the man that fired the roof died in the Ohiv penitentiary, where he was sentenced for seventeen years, for highway robbery in Cincinnati. Ocr MINES.—The success attending quartz mining in Yuba and Nevada counties, and in fact in every part of the State where such mining has been, prosecuted, bégins to Convince business men that the mines hold out great inducements for enterprise and capital, while they are becoming aware of the fact that the mercantile and agricultural interests of the State depend almost wholly upon the full developmeut of our own mines. We are told, says the Call, that rock paying only five dollars per ton can be worked with profit. Thereare millions and millions of tons of rock in this State—enough to run thousands of wills for years—that will pay from five to twenty dollars to the ton.— Now that our business men are commencing to take’ a common-sense view of this. matter we may look for the inauguration of an era of permanent prosperity such as the State has‘never yet enjoyed, Agassiz, nt Braziu.—Advices from Rio Janeiro state that Professor Agassiz is de. livering a course of leetures on geclogy, and the desire to hear him is su great-that hune. dreds are nightly disappointed'in endeavoring to gain admittance to the lecture room a SHOOTINTS.—Seventeen ladies of Stoekton who did some fine pistol shooting at the recent target excursion of the Union Guard, of that city, have been elected honorary members of the company. ° ; ee ee “Gorse East.—Fred. Law Olmstead, the wellknown geologist ‘and agent of the Mariposa Company, goes East on the next steamer. The Mariposa estate is going te pieces and Olmstead bas nothing to do. “. Johnson and Séeretary Seward-are opposed . to Fenian projects in the United Statés,; and ‘. At the dunt’ ob have notified the British Government of the thovemeéiits of the Brotherhuod. This announcement, says the Stockton Independent, appears to us to bear the stamp of falsehoed on its very face. When did the English Cabinet evince such solicitude for -our-welfare as to notify -the-American Government of -breaches of neutrality by English subjects, when they were sending arma, munitions of war, and other supplies to the Southern rebels, or fitting out pirate cruisers ‘to destroy. our commerce? -They never ‘showed any such manifestation of justice or ton Administration travel out of its way. to return good for evil—to be over maguanimous and generous to a false and perfidious power—whose poliey it has been to insidiously aid in our destruction in dark and great Republic was only net hoped for but believed by the ruling class of Great Britain? We believe the statements of the London press tu be pure invention, made for the purpose of discouraging Fenianiam at home. } From all we know regardirg the autecedents of the President and Secretary. of State, we believe them to be friends of Ifish independence, and that they have no sympathy in common withthe trentherous aristocratic rulers of England. — A Free May.—An amusing incident recently occurred in one of the mines hereabouts which serves to show that the Emancipation Proclamationis looked upon as of wider application than is generally believed. A son of the Emerald “Isle, who handled a pick in Washoe, obtained wotk. Soon af. ter, he “started in” the superintendent came down into the mine to put a man to work who had been Pat's boss in Washoe. Put addressing the Superintendent, said: «An sure, is that moa going to work here.”— “Yes,” said the Superintendent, “he is going to drifting.” Pat said, “That mon is an enemy of mine and I be d—d if we ean work in the same place.” The Superintendent said, ‘I'm boss here and I reckon you. will work in the same mine.” ‘This was ‘too much for Pat, He shouldered his pick and started for the surface, addressing the superintendentas followe: “Be -jabers, I was made a free mon by the Emancipation Prox elamation, and I'll work where I d—n plase. You can go to h—Il-wid your imine.” nate, “Beer JERKERS ” AKRESTED. -—-The town of Grass Valley has been lately infested by a class known as “Beer Jerkers.” A class of women who go from town to town opening their establishments where “the boys” can get their “beer” pass’d to them by damsels and have their pockets emptied for the pleasure. The firemen of Grass. Valley recently ‘washed out” one of these concerns. A few days since another deck of “Jerkers” came up from Secramento and “set up their traps.” They were not suffered to remain long asa Sacramento offi. cer came up and arrested several of them for picking the pockets of green young men in that city. ——. Tre Granp BLL AT Beat VALLEY ToMIGHT.—The grand ball to be given by Mr. & Mrs. E. O. Tompkins, at the Bear Valley House, takes place to-night. Those who attend and we hope there will be many, are bound to have a glorious time. ’ A splendid supper willbe got up. for the oceasion and the best of music has been secured. body knows how to get up a good pa “Lige”’ Tompkins. If anyrty it is Pay VouR Taxes Grass Vanteyans: The County Collector notifies the tux payers te calland see him at the Exctange Hox tel; Grass Valley, to-day. F oe. Tue Rucixe Passion.—The Memphis Bulletin relates the case of a Southern female refugee whe had. only one faded calico dresa. that she wore upon her back. A benevolent gentleman had a collection taken for her, and realized $15 for her benefit.— She at onee repaired to a dry goods store, where she paid $13 for a lace collar, IMPROVEMENTS.—A walk around the suburbs of this city will convince any one that Nevada is not at a etand-til] on the road of progress. Quite a number of new honses are being built and many are being improved. Within the past few months a good will. Why, then, should the Washing. . perilous days, when the downfall of the-+ remember the following fin F W Brown do M Manahan Tecu mill S Stevens do EW Clark Grass Va G Williams do EP Larrabee Goosey LIC Levi do JH O’Duare Bear Ri is dead in name but notin fact, and urges stronger gurantees for the freedmen and the creditors of the nation. ~~'THE Stockton Herald says that the recent District Fair at San Joaquin Valley, yielded a clear gain of $4,300—nbout $1,500 more than the gain from. the Fair, of last . year. vg. t# D-R. Ashley has been nominated by the Union Cenyeéntion of Nevada, for Congress Good for Ashley. He's: sure of an election and the members of the Couvention will never regret their action. CANDIDATES for the office of Justice of the Peace in Wasbington Township are getting to be numerous. ~ The following persons have been announced :—D. Crittenden, Root-andJ.Es. Jones. We understand there are threéer four. others in the field. THe Copperopolis Courier says that gold bearing quartz ledges which five years ago were considered valueless, are now sought. for with eagerness. . : ‘ SourHern Paraiotism Sky Ilien.—If any fretful radical” continaes to doubt the ‘conservative’ authority that patriotism is all alive and well in the South2et ivi’ Fead and massage from an oration’ Gélivered’ Jast Fourth of July: in Rome, Georgia: Venerable as the revolving epoch in our anniversaries of freedom is this avalanche of time. *Venérableas the abseus on the citadel of grentness; thon well spring of hope. Homestead of liberty, wé venerate thy habitation. Monument of immortality, we adorate thy worth. Pharos of ages, we hail thy glitnmerings mid the éataracts of life. Almanae of eur country, we would utter thy welcome with serenest awe. mney ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors, Tuurspay, October 12, 1865, R F Morrow San Fra E L Munday Virginia G F Jacobs do RB Moore Selby Fla Mrs Kelly Moores F 8 Richardson Col Hill W Overman do JM Buckman Lit Yo P H Thompson do J Blue Missouri Bar W H Clark Minneso M J Mellon Bear Riv RSavage . do WA English do Mrs Savage & f do D McCoy Deer Creek S N Latta Red Dog IC Parsons Eureka W EGray ido W Van Alstine Nevad JE Jonee do -R Graham do J Jasper Yuba ¢o AJ Johnson & w BIT . J Mattison San Juan D W Graze Forest C W H Cowhard Gel F C Kelsay Rou & Rea . ‘Hiram . Cechran, F. F. Patterson, Amos . DRY GOODS STORE, No 54.BROAD ST. JOHN SENNER,.

N Main Street Bank Exchange Saloon, where can always find the best of NOTE PLEASE WINES, LIQUORS, ALES, PORTER, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 820 JOHNNY SENNER. LATEST ARRIVAL wDpDRY GOODS! 4 A. COLDSMITH, . i AS RECEIVED THE LATEST und cunsequently the-cheicest and most fashionable selection of , Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Brought into the county this’ season. At his Establishment can be found the latest and most Fashionable Styles of all kinds of Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Trimmings &ke. &e. &C. Always on hand the Latest Styles of MILLINERY ‘Goops! _Alsoa splendid assortment of : CARPETS, Mattings, and English Oil Cloths” A. GOLDSMI1H, Corner Broad and Pine Streets: Ladies Take Notice. " ‘The Finest and best tr Dress and Fancy Goods,_23 CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS, You will find at % JAKE ROSENTHAL’S ee Also a good assortment Call and see for yoursel FRESH OYSTERS AND CLAMS! Received from the Bay, Three Times a Week! OYSTERS served up in every style at JENKINS’ SALOON, Main Street. of WALL PAPER f 827 ee SPLENDID CLAM CHOWDER, TO ORDER. ky" Families supplied with Oysters and Clams Lager Beer Wholesale and Retail. Nevada, Oct. 12th DR. A. CHAPMAN, _ Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—corner of Broad and Pine ats. I would inform my friends and all wishing my services that. am. pr to ahead those favoring me with a call, at any hour. become sensitive by exposure of the filled without causing pain. A WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this >fice to be pe: formed in a more skilful manner, and better satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made, M charges are até, and to suit the times. } sm permanently located in this ci Residenoe m Temperou Sacramento street, third house ance Hall ‘ Werk promptly and peatly Vaicanite one at this office. Horse Training and Breaking, 7 E Glenbrook cellent condition, 3 CHARLEY OSBORNE Is now ready to take Stock for Breaki after havin nerve will having been put in most ex‘or Trainin oe i Bf C% nds tt J gry ee Deer vate W Cross Gold Flat . e» short notice, W_H Groves Col HillF Silver Washington. A. R. JENKINS, . ‘ R W Latta Nevada A Manuel do 426 Main Street, Opposite Union Hotel, pigsty. ; 8. ROTHSCHILD THE “GEM” SALOON . masonte Building, PINE STREET. VAN ALSTINE & JENKINS, hy op DEALER IX “Sandy” and “Uncle Bill y,” . Cigars, Tobacco, Meershaum Pipes, Ht@ eee, os Ssloon” on MATCHES, A few doora below Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s PLAYING CARDS, KNIVES, &e. Store. If you want a “good square drink” ora Sige ange g oe Fine Cigar drop into. tue Gem and you’il vet it; . . The choicest Havana Cigars, 3 for 50 cts, . -. }Crockery and Glass Ware, The best Havana Cigars, 12 1-2 ets. KF 'Store closed 2 from Friday Evening to Saturday Evening. é 826 BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. ©F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 IT You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZR’s GEORGE E. TURNER, DEALER IN HARDWARE, ‘TINWARE STOVES, MINING TOOLS, -: is ‘you Buake 1 F vpager hy weg a — — a as Lire E= os ; For Justice of the Peace, shown, by a cal ‘epee 4 F’ , 4 r late la ALM, ishereby.announced ae ou J SPmibiearne es office of Justice of the Peace Joseph H of Nevada Township. iitineinancniag es sions at Vi Pp, ae nicely prit For Justice aft Sp Pesce. : containing E W. SMITH a Pog $y saa 3 teresting ¢ fe “fi ust ot i ESA govtion, stip ccaea ec Py aa pce lay POG yeas noble patr For Justice of the Peace. ; Mi. Barre OHIN HAWKE E announces hiinself asa.can> gathering . J didate for the offive “Ot J usti¢ce of the Peace ‘of the person Nevada Township. sl9 ta devin : ° co For Justice of the Peace, “ety hae C. PALJEERB. is announced. as/a. cantian. “Inte Py didate for the Office of Justice of the Feace of ll extras Névada Township -s21 full e Pg Iees w State pape For. Justice of the Peace, avery inte f ear sae : i l WEL LIA DES anpoutices himself asa :. book is so yee Se for tie office of Justice of the Peace ia now eng of Nevada Township, ’ 823 Aniticn . For Justice of the Peace, sonable _p a ; meet with OWN is hereby announce:A pipet: Arend office uf” Juues ‘ofthe rae subscribers ul Nevada ‘Township. 826 HoLLan FALL CLOTHIN & Holland, o can Yaa thor of th “Bitter Sw S. HAAS & CO’S, : ten a life of jestth ce teu i ; J. M. Well Corie of Pine and Commercial Sts, 3 onalikes Revere: Sap Visit the-di obtaining . a Latest Styles and Finest Quality ‘Holland as Pe tyl ‘Ta “Btan 7 for the exc RECEIVED BY EVERY STEAMER In the pro ; ; that the air , ~ } Also, a large:stock of) ' sent the 1 Furnishing Goods, Boots ‘and Shoe eventful lif HATS, &c. &¢&,. the man w! Ky Goods sold at the Lowest Retail learned 9 . Pricex a9 since Wash official doc VELE wel en ccendibinein D. B abe bs ot 1k resid " 7 Frink on ideeag “Hill, is now offered for derstanding sale on reasonable terms. The dwelling house. is‘in dwelling m: an excellent state of repair, contains six rooms, all 7 lathed and plastered, with ceilings ‘nearly 12’ feet history wh’ from ftivor. A good well of water connected with the the Presid: house, and an abundance of water also, for irrigation purposes, on the premises, most eventf Also, three acres of ground, suitable for raising thor’s aim \ vegetables, and a large orchard, containing a great variety of fruit trees of from-ten to twelve years as-‘may be t growth, will be sold with the dwelling house, or separately as the purchaser may desire. Enquire of D. ‘honorable ¢ Lessons.in French Latin and Greek. statesman, JULIUS POQUILLON, _ — OULD tfully inf he ci & ; Ww vada that bo will ve leaatis : “oo — an pian . Latin, Greek and French, tracted mee During the Winter, upon the following terms ; result has be Lessons in Class, 50 cts. & great mar est oa hashed sel experience in teaching a number o reneh an eels — E satisfaction to dose 1 wheassie “4 isara the be Mence: ley came ut white partic Howlers apply to CRAWFORD'S BOUKsisted in the Nevada: Sope epson’ Pine sreot ation leo revival, jud; TO.SPORTSMEN ! attendance . ‘HE GAME LAWS HAVE EXP motive in ge 1 ED wnd We have the finest assortment of are. cannot a POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, -WADS, that a little &e. &e, Sa the erowd v Of all kinds, just received and to sell Ro : BBERS AT REDUCED RaTEs! whé have b ~~GREGORY & WAITE. slaices and Nevada, t. i hema : . Columbia H Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! and are nov eae B 500 amination b FALL STYLES FOR 1865. few days six traTom pikes of Columbi POTRIER & LANSING’S cobiaadal Corner of Secend and J Streets, sacks and of SACRAMENTO, -: Property. ee nd taken b E have just received the ra 0. W Hats and Caps ever offered Se gd -age "ination © — . Stock comprises, Men's and Boys? FUR, SILK ‘and ; , —— HATS, Men’sand Boys’ CAPS of every deLe Dor: Ladies Hats made’to otder.: 3 terative, for The Best‘ Silk Hats Made to order, all diseases, FOR SEVEN DOLLARS! dence in lif Sacramento; Sept. 15th. pure staté o “ALL ABOARDY peas Fie Grass V: and Nevada City -/. Crane & B; ‘SPAGE LINE. dail aecadey consis Demaxp Hav ng recentl eae . And in fact everything usually found tn T : pol eae ae ond 4 Fr hop Saadly nen Store of this kina, which will be said cheap for bles me to give thw best satisfaction. cu eos ~ = 15 . opto SOs tetas tee Bea GEO. E. WITHINGTON : roa 7 ’ PET tetas Sign and oO ge CALIFORNIA * Fenmenta Painter, Y KILLING LIQUID, HOUSE Parntinge y attended t LY Paper kills ite I alwayek on ahd alarge 8 F Kile Kilts ft tons of thane. ne fg tp ara . Paper Curtain Mixtures, a en een ny hing eer mae fives the greatest a “eet. Nevada city. h of ever It is now improved to the . : < ee TEE ’ icy erg! ri'not epee tee . -¥8MO for Sale or Rent} I See ara