September 6, 1867 (4 pages)

L NOMINATIONS, eeh vue John Currey. * netraction. Johan Swett, eee wor Supt F For County Judge, AQ. SULES, of Nevada, or ane pay is $10,000. Next in‘grade is the Vico Admiral, now’ David’ 'D." Porter. ‘His présént service -is as Superintendent. of “the, Naval Academy, Pay. on.sea duty, a, $7,000.; on shote“daty, $6,000; on leave, Of-Rear-Admirals there ‘are ten on Palmer, Radford, Rowan, and Craven. Pay at sea $5,000; on shore duty, $4,000. On the retired list there are 17— Admirals “Stewart, Shubrick, Smith, Stringham, Breese, Baulding, Sloat, Mervine, Crabbe, Montgomery, Stribling, Sands, Bell, Pearson, Wilkes, Baily and Lardner. Pay, $2,000. ° There até “24 ‘commodorés “on the ‘active ligt, who, receive when on, duty, $4,000, on shore duty, $3,200, On the retired list there are also 24, whose pay The captains number 46 on the active list and 12 on the retired list, The former receive $3,500 at ‘sea, and $2, 860 'Whicti or shore duty, and’ the latter are paid $1,600. There: is also; a-reserved list which numbers-seven. The commanders. are.90 in-number. on the active list, 27 on the retired list, and 11 on the reseryed list. The.first. are. paid $2,800 wheri at sea, and-$2,240 on shore duty: » The others recive $1,400. The lieutenant commanders on the’ active list’ are” 165, and on’ tlie retired list are four in number. The first receive $2,848 at’ sea) and $1,875 on shore dtity. The pay of the latter is $1,300. Of lieutenants, who are next highest, ‘the service contains 22 on the active ‘list, eight-on the retired list, and nine on the reserved list. Pay of the first at seas) $1,876, on shore duty, $1,500); of the others, $1,000. The, masters number .on the active ligt 52,.0n the reserved list seven. Pay _ of the former at sea, $1,500; on shore The ensigns are 54 in number on the active list, and two on the reserved list. Pay of the former, at sea, $1,200 ; and ‘on shore duty, $960; of the latter, ‘The midshipmen are 72 in service, besides those not yet graduated, 421 in number, The first are paid $800, and the other $500. The head of the Navy Department is Gideon. Wells, who is assisted by Wm. Faxon as Assistant Secretary, John A. Bolles as, Solicitor, Edger T, Wells.as Chief Clerk, and 18 others. THE San Francisco papers announce the death of ex-Vice President Hamlin, at New ,Orleans, on the 28th ult:, of yellow fever. No such news hag been received by overland dispatches, and the sad report is yet to be confirmed. A dispatch dated N apa, August 3ist, says: Two ladies, Mrs. Shallcross and Mre. Campbell, were killed yesterday afternoon hy jumping from a runaway stage returning from Healdsburg to Calistoga. — Fhe Albany Evening Journal. says: the difference between Horace Greeley and Thad Stevens is, that one favors universal. amnesty, while the other Every foot ‘of lawd on which Belfast, Treland, is built, is Owned by one man, thd Mande oF Donegal. “Every Gi ‘NavyThe Phronologieal Jour nad has the following im regard to our navy: The highest officer-in the service is Admiral-_Da¥id G. Farragut, who had spent 56 years in the navy when he reogived, hig, present-commission, ‘His ~~ the active list—Admirals Goldsborough, * David, Dahigreii, Bell, Thatcher, Godons. 1,000 majority. This probably part of the State ticket. ‘There. are many Union. men who kept aloof from the election expecting that the victory would be easy-without them, who repent the action. On the Union County ticket; the Legislative delegation, Sher iff, County .Clork,.and Collector, are elected without doubt, The balance of the ticket 1s doubtful.’ ‘Cross’ is “nid doubt clected’District’ Attorney on the Democratic ticket. Out of 5,700 votes on the Great; Register; hardly 3,500 were cast in the county. Two hundred and fifty votes’ enrolléd:on the poll list, were not,cast,.and in Grass, Valley two hundred did not vote who were not enrolled.’ These ‘were ‘mostly Union voters. Weehave been besten, not by the increase of Democratic votes, but because of the neglect and unconcern of loyal men. ee w > PREPARING For Tue Srate Far. The Directors of the State Agricultural Society having’ in charge the preparation of the Hall and east. wing’ for the teception of machinery, haye so far completed. their duty that, they are. ready ‘noW to receive all that may be sent, ‘and to sét it in motion.’ The east wing is 160 feet long by 42 feet wide. Throngh "thie; center, ‘for its entire length,,.runs.an avenue 12 feet wide Over this avenue, supported by. substantial framework, isa shaft that wilt be in continual motion. On ‘each side of this avenue is g space 18 feet wide by.160 long; where the articles will ibe stationed, making in the east wing a space of 5,760 feet devoted to the exhibition of machinery in motion. In the main hall there is another shaft and some 4,510 superficial feet of space devoted to machinery also, either in motion or not ; making a total of over 10> 000 feet. The motive power comes from two engines—one a 60-horse, and the other a 10-horse. The east wing is lighted by 56 jets of gas, and the main hall for the machinery not in motion and for farm proguce, by 88 ‘The preparations made are something like business. . Inventors can now display their improvements to the best possible advantage; for nothing could be more complete, so far as the Directors can make it, than the fa. cilities in the department of which. we speak. The great reservoirs of water for the use of :pumps—the .immense length, of shafting to which belts'can be attached wherever. desired<+the grand promenade with ‘the whitling wheels rolling on each side, showing how human labor may. be Saved, and all the necessaries of life prepared with cheapness and speed; and the brilliant light overhead;-wilt make the ast wing a most desirable place of regort. So says the Bee. TIME To LIVE. —One great affliction of Americans in this generation is that God did net put more. than sixty seconds in a minute; and that, in our haste to get a living we have not tithe to live. e have not time ‘to eat, to sleep, to wash, to read Shakspeare, to play with our children, to get passably acquainted with our wives, or articulate out moth. er tongue. If we could but add to the national time as easily as we. can tothe 2 a Semele, if we could ‘Dak dave nine days in. the, week, .or thirty-six hours in the day, ’ Attend to s hmatters? Bah! As the G b saith, “Who believes © Ox ceeds his majority, but there, is little ground to hope -for his. defeat.--If his majority be ‘not more than 5000, the Union ticket which had no third candidate against it. '--We believe-that the State vote’ will be very stall. “The Union party kept away from, the polls, while the Democrats voted to ‘a mah, . but we do not believe those who neglected to vote thought that the chances for Gorhani’s défeat were a6 great.” We hope that the Legislative and the larger . Rapes aera would we not—what? some of these litte PAN tna L: royt goes to]; sions, as with a river, w quite np pain so that : insensible direction the.stream receives ‘as its source, it*takes different direcfrom the “emeyyP tink, turn the we ‘same facility: please.— Locke. ifferent ditec-. in Pure Cider Vinegar tions, and at last arrives at a place far 3 ste and-with-the+minds of children to_what direction-wery, A Choice Loto . General Variety Store. fresh e from the ranch. ived very da cturer i Chapman's Ranch, Fruit Ja Nuts and gars a e favorite and Chewing Tobacco. House lente ani -hardy es — brands ofae Shrabs.— ‘ ARTIFICIAL’ Icz~The ‘hot’ weather andthe great consumption of ice suggest the propriety of explaining how ice may be made artificially. The process is simple and beautiful. The principal thing required is a good air pump. On the top of the air pump set a plate containing sulphuret, acid, place a small stool on the plate, and on the stool set a small tray with water in it. Over all place a.low glass cover, fitting air tight. The pump being worked the air is ‘drawn out, and with theremoval of the . pressure the water evaporates rapidly. ' Ie soon begins to boil, in consequence of the development of heat. Meanwhile the vapor, carrying the heat away with it, is absorbed by the sulphuric acid. Thus the water is actually frozen solid whilejt sgemsgo boil. og A — eeteeeced ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. . LANCASTER & HIASEY, Prop’s. ee ’ BeptemBer 6, 1867. GS Harlow San Juan J Owners of the Jenny Lindclaims and backses of said claims, will be holden on Tues7. the fifth (th) day of November, A. D. 1 a, at two (2) o'clock P. M., at thé store of Geo Roberts, in — Washington township, Nevada couaty, State of California, a which aforesaid Omega, the aforesaid mining ground is situated, for the purpose of levyin an assessment to -put said claims and back ground in good Wermingoree. * ILTON GREEN, CHARLES LIND, Part Owners of the aforesaid claims. Omega, Sept. 5th, 1867, sep6 OF STABLE’S SALE.—State of California, ./ Connty of Nevada, Township of Little Yock—ss. By virtue of an execution to me directed issued from the Court of R. McGoun, Esq., an erage, Rake of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date Sept. the 2d, 1867, to satisfy a judgment rendered y said Justice of the Peace on the 26th day of August 1867, in favor of John Mills and against J. W. Wear, M. L. Garber, et al., for the sum of Sixty-seven 20-100 dollars (67 20-100) debt and coat of suit: Ihave taken in executio and will gei!'to the highest bidder for cash, all the. right, title and interest of the above defendants, J. W. Wear: M. L. Garber, etal., in and to the following described pro rty, to wit: t certain set of Mining ms situated at Red Dog, and known as the Old Ferkine Claim ronting on Arkansas Canyon, and runnin ck to Williams & Co.'s . ne, together with all and eingujar the tenements, hereditaments thereto belongthg.or in any wise a pertaining. oe Ber arene given tI Aon expose to pubic sale all the above descri! rt to the highest bidder for cash, at Red Dog. on Wednesuay, the 25th of tember, 1867 eee — pears — Nine o’clock A. M. and ve o'clock; ttaken as the perty of J. Ww. Wear M. 8. Garber, et alto patiety the above demands and costs of suit. Given under my hand this 8d day of Sept. 1867. M. COM Constable Little York Township. ( YONSTABLE'S SALE. —State of Calitornia, 4 County of Nevada, Township of Little York—es. By virtue of an Execution to me directed issued from the Court of A. P. Schat Exsq., an Acting Justice of the Peace in an for the County of Nevada, bearing date Aug. Bist, 1867, to satiafy. a Judgment: rendered by said Justice of the Peace on the 26th day of fayor of al., debt, da and cost of suit. ‘ in Bxccution and will sell to the ce idapery Pighest bidder for cash, all the right, title terest the above defendants, J. W. Ween M. i im-and to that certain Can sep 4 W. Wear, M. L. for the sum of Ninety-se Garber, et al., claim_heretofore atiached b poe Sag. mr 18.7; described an folhe ; certain on claim situated in line ona rennin anid. conven ie Wi n u tomether with all the veor ta any °o of J. W. Wear, M. above demands eave?’ Nos= We: coliiéfor grouiid Fehit ls frém one to two, million. of dollars-per annum, + ::.0!5 Mae JtoGs gu ‘ttle more” morisy;' pidly into ; 5 °k e14) A MILLION MORE rI\HE Ranch situated at the head of Grizzly A. Canon, Nevada Conaty, ahd knownas Sack’s Old Homestead Ranch, Containing One Hundred and Sixty Acres, ac-. cording to survey, the same being situat upon the main road leading. from. Woolsey’s Flat to Cherokee,. A portion.of said Ranch is fine for Agricultural purposes ; the balance is.finely timbered and vaiyable to. lumbermen aisd will be sold low for.cash, : For terms a ply to M. W. MARTIN, Cherokee, or to ; ; » ROUNTREE & McMULLIN, ‘ No. 323 Front Street, jy28-2m ap San Francisco NORTH AMERICA LIFE, . INSURANCE COMPANY -of New York, : ; PURELY . MUTUAL! DRESENTS more favorable terms for insurance than any other company inthe United States. An enduwment policy will secure to to the a * giim * “he ma wish to lay up, or, he dive before that ine. o fh PPLES iS CHERRIES ag ie ~ * = ar e mi ofall kinds, and every variety of the Kporetee the holder DuRINe HIS LiFs, if he should live 1 Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Sippers, & re ay: From the best Manufacture! t Philadelphia and Boston. _. AND CHILDRENS’ 8 Just from the Mannfattory, ‘hie In steamer. Talso have @ full dseor to Sd OF FINDINGS.; > Millers Celebrated Harness Black_ ing, Neats Foot @11, . FrenchCalf, Kip, hit Lea wis, Thread, . I vi ngtobe found Ina first’ class cage es tmyrae eg and Finding Store. >. Repairing done in the véry best style. ~~ Boots and Shoes made to oreer. Anda fit. wartuneed im every case.kee Pele oF my Own manufacture always on hand and will sell my Goods . Cheaper than any other House in, 7 this city. aes REMEMBER THE CORNER Nema BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Opposite ¢ the. National Exchange. SAXBY & LANCASTER; eae * LDINI =SS Ae ge ae We t is + ett PN ye gh A ey *3 F SS 7) ues J. A, EATON & 0O., Gen) ag’ts, 302 Montgomery st. San Francisco W. F. BRANDRETH, * Ames Colfax’ . the: whole t a fami L Buhring wifeand2 HBThomas do Lelie wiein aiene Po ge ty Fae ben "ror . most: reasonable terms. Our Ho children do J Williams do instance; a years of takes a pol. from vice, of fine. style and capable/ of TM Barr Gold Flat R Putnam Penn Valley . icy for $10,000, payable to Ahaanit tenn. If he. 9 fast as any gentleman cares to drive. H Sweet do JTyncher Sacramento . jives till 1 Age, the $10,000 are paid to him, Carriages for Funerals atten to with D Kyle You Bet Srivet do and in getting it, he gets back all the money . Promptness. aki “Bettis Grass Valley 8 H Sanderson San Fra . he has paid tu the Company wit cumpounp . 00d Saddle Horsesalways on pa at § T Mur mag = + Sang. a¢ INTEREST, WE GIX'PER GENT. PER ANNUM. If . _ Horses boarded by the day, week or month, G Carver Virgihfa Cit H Cooper Blue Tént . heshould'die ‘any time after taking his poliey, . #24 the best of care guaranteed/ . T McEacham Alpha E Erskine Omega and before he is ‘50 years of all payments Y& CASTER, J Erskine Hunts Hill H R West Dutch Flat to the Company ‘cease immediately, and the . Nevada, Dec. iW reble do . J 8 Raymond Piety hill . whole $10,000.18 paid to his here wirdie ninety . °H Wilder do JThomson Grass Val days atter satis aseurancerof his death. . T 7 RB EST FURNI TU RE AP Nimon’ city J McKewen do Thas, it is not Lire that js insured, but. the . ~ eer EE Pet Hill . WC Munroe Rock Cree PECUNIARY RESULTS Of life. TO BE UND f Sie ee .s ners al ad ‘. Albeur Endowment Policies are This side of , is kept at W Adams do JA Calbick Greg mill . mon-forfeltable after two annual ’ ' so eg A enna city Oe tthe: You Bet . premiums have beeii paid. , &. EB. JOHNSTON, $3 Gregory do DBElenvyts Deer Cree All Policies: INCONTESTIBLE . Broad street, n Opposite National Ex. arsyns 0 errow Scotch Fla : : ha atte ¥ Carr = dos Frayoming Indien v. . THURTY DAVS GRACE on remeee ‘ J Hinsley = J C Boynton Rou & Re . newal payments. ae Bureaus, CSE hi Bo 7Co “Ww wens 6 are : . Bedsteads, a ce. . The most LIBERAL and most Chairs, sa Bilis NOTICE. RESPONSIBLE company in the gg EE aN —— . . wor es ch [S, HEREBY GIVEN, that a meeting of the : AUF Mirrors; &¢, EVERYTHING GOES—CHRAP #OR'CASH. WPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING. RICHARD H. ROWE, aug22 Traveling Agent. ‘Done at-the shortestngtive, , I. WAGON AND BLACKSMITH . tr cau ana examine the stock t. eS et ee ae @ R. CRAWFORD, HERE IS QUITE AN EXCITEMENT on . ,” Th & wie? the Cornerof SACRAMENTO and BOUL . C OMME-RCIAL STR EET DER streete, just because L. ©, KEITH eo & B. HOTTINGER have med one of RETAIL DEALER tH > the Largest and Best Blacksmith oy in Ne, vada City, where they will do all.ki of Ma; . ring chine For; ;iron new Ragone and Carria\ 3 I OSic}] UPA Tren aia gem and re; old -wagons, Buggies, Sulkies, as . . &e. a ORT AR, 3 t Picks made sh abarpeogh: nek eins eu ATERONER Y¥ e 8. mi and eve in the Blacksmithing line, will be done “at on Blank Book shop on short notice. .Ss g. We THOMSON will attend to the Wooa Sheet renee wor partmen make new 8 orua der, and repair o ones, Work on bartingte. Gola’ Pe i Buggies, or anything in the wood line done in cece. superior Style and at Reasonable Rates. Mouldings, evada City, June 13th, 1807, ‘ Engravings, PAINTING! PAINTING !! Bletnre iecslnse. at aed slak: ro oe ag t27~Censtableand Justice's Blanks on hand.” AVING REMOVED TO A COMMODIOUS H Shop.at the Foot of Broad and mars streets, is prepared to do all kinds of Sign, Ornamental & Plain Painting at short notice, and ON REASONABLE TERMS. Special attention given to the painting of : House painting done in the best manner. "@IVE ME 4 caLt. aug3i RICKARD H, ROWE. FRAGT eee NEW. with Ice Cream. morning. ap2 Bread! Bread — Bread! YORK BAKERY COMMERCIAL 8TREBT, ? And leave your Orders for . BREAD AND CAKE, of every description, 44 Roli Jelly Cake, Charlot WAGONS, CARRIAGES, ETC. Soh Buseatt, aay Fingers, ALL KINDS OF Pout Gone ee “te Wafer dumbles, CANDY AND CRACKERS, W 7 ee Scld to the Trade at arn ee prices, 00 Patronise ustry, N.B—Balls and ‘Weddiag ence BOSTON BROW Orders receiv: 3 HOLLY ——— + Pot New York, Skins, Sole Leather, EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE HH OR OS Me oo SmoerLl =

L NOMINATIONS, eeh vue John Currey. * netraction. Johan Swett, eee wor Supt F For County Judge, AQ. SULES, of Nevada, or ane pay is $10,000. Next in‘grade is the Vico Admiral, now’ David’ 'D." Porter. ‘His présént service -is as Superintendent. of “the, Naval Academy, Pay. on.sea duty, a, $7,000.; on shote“daty, $6,000; on leave, Of-Rear-Admirals there ‘are ten on Palmer, Radford, Rowan, and Craven. Pay at sea $5,000; on shore duty, $4,000. On the retired list there are 17— Admirals “Stewart, Shubrick, Smith, Stringham, Breese, Baulding, Sloat, Mervine, Crabbe, Montgomery, Stribling, Sands, Bell, Pearson, Wilkes, Baily and Lardner. Pay, $2,000. ° There até “24 ‘commodorés “on the ‘active ligt, who, receive when on, duty, $4,000, on shore duty, $3,200, On the retired list there are also 24, whose pay The captains number 46 on the active list and 12 on the retired list, The former receive $3,500 at ‘sea, and $2, 860 'Whicti or shore duty, and’ the latter are paid $1,600. There: is also; a-reserved list which numbers-seven. The commanders. are.90 in-number. on the active list, 27 on the retired list, and 11 on the reseryed list. The.first. are. paid $2,800 wheri at sea, and-$2,240 on shore duty: » The others recive $1,400. The lieutenant commanders on the’ active list’ are” 165, and on’ tlie retired list are four in number. The first receive $2,848 at’ sea) and $1,875 on shore dtity. The pay of the latter is $1,300. Of lieutenants, who are next highest, ‘the service contains 22 on the active ‘list, eight-on the retired list, and nine on the reserved list. Pay of the first at seas) $1,876, on shore duty, $1,500); of the others, $1,000. The, masters number .on the active ligt 52,.0n the reserved list seven. Pay _ of the former at sea, $1,500; on shore The ensigns are 54 in number on the active list, and two on the reserved list. Pay of the former, at sea, $1,200 ; and ‘on shore duty, $960; of the latter, ‘The midshipmen are 72 in service, besides those not yet graduated, 421 in number, The first are paid $800, and the other $500. The head of the Navy Department is Gideon. Wells, who is assisted by Wm. Faxon as Assistant Secretary, John A. Bolles as, Solicitor, Edger T, Wells.as Chief Clerk, and 18 others. THE San Francisco papers announce the death of ex-Vice President Hamlin, at New ,Orleans, on the 28th ult:, of yellow fever. No such news hag been received by overland dispatches, and the sad report is yet to be confirmed. A dispatch dated N apa, August 3ist, says: Two ladies, Mrs. Shallcross and Mre. Campbell, were killed yesterday afternoon hy jumping from a runaway stage returning from Healdsburg to Calistoga. — Fhe Albany Evening Journal. says: the difference between Horace Greeley and Thad Stevens is, that one favors universal. amnesty, while the other Every foot ‘of lawd on which Belfast, Treland, is built, is Owned by one man, thd Mande oF Donegal. “Every Gi ‘NavyThe Phronologieal Jour nad has the following im regard to our navy: The highest officer-in the service is Admiral-_Da¥id G. Farragut, who had spent 56 years in the navy when he reogived, hig, present-commission, ‘His ~~ the active list—Admirals Goldsborough, * David, Dahigreii, Bell, Thatcher, Godons. 1,000 majority. This probably part of the State ticket. ‘There. are many Union. men who kept aloof from the election expecting that the victory would be easy-without them, who repent the action. On the Union County ticket; the Legislative delegation, Sher iff, County .Clork,.and Collector, are elected without doubt, The balance of the ticket 1s doubtful.’ ‘Cross’ is “nid doubt clected’District’ Attorney on the Democratic ticket. Out of 5,700 votes on the Great; Register; hardly 3,500 were cast in the county. Two hundred and fifty votes’ enrolléd:on the poll list, were not,cast,.and in Grass, Valley two hundred did not vote who were not enrolled.’ These ‘were ‘mostly Union voters. Weehave been besten, not by the increase of Democratic votes, but because of the neglect and unconcern of loyal men. ee w > PREPARING For Tue Srate Far. The Directors of the State Agricultural Society having’ in charge the preparation of the Hall and east. wing’ for the teception of machinery, haye so far completed. their duty that, they are. ready ‘noW to receive all that may be sent, ‘and to sét it in motion.’ The east wing is 160 feet long by 42 feet wide. Throngh "thie; center, ‘for its entire length,,.runs.an avenue 12 feet wide Over this avenue, supported by. substantial framework, isa shaft that wilt be in continual motion. On ‘each side of this avenue is g space 18 feet wide by.160 long; where the articles will ibe stationed, making in the east wing a space of 5,760 feet devoted to the exhibition of machinery in motion. In the main hall there is another shaft and some 4,510 superficial feet of space devoted to machinery also, either in motion or not ; making a total of over 10> 000 feet. The motive power comes from two engines—one a 60-horse, and the other a 10-horse. The east wing is lighted by 56 jets of gas, and the main hall for the machinery not in motion and for farm proguce, by 88 ‘The preparations made are something like business. . Inventors can now display their improvements to the best possible advantage; for nothing could be more complete, so far as the Directors can make it, than the fa. cilities in the department of which. we speak. The great reservoirs of water for the use of :pumps—the .immense length, of shafting to which belts'can be attached wherever. desired<+the grand promenade with ‘the whitling wheels rolling on each side, showing how human labor may. be Saved, and all the necessaries of life prepared with cheapness and speed; and the brilliant light overhead;-wilt make the ast wing a most desirable place of regort. So says the Bee. TIME To LIVE. —One great affliction of Americans in this generation is that God did net put more. than sixty seconds in a minute; and that, in our haste to get a living we have not tithe to live. e have not time ‘to eat, to sleep, to wash, to read Shakspeare, to play with our children, to get passably acquainted with our wives, or articulate out moth. er tongue. If we could but add to the national time as easily as we. can tothe 2 a Semele, if we could ‘Dak dave nine days in. the, week, .or thirty-six hours in the day, ’ Attend to s hmatters? Bah! As the G b saith, “Who believes © Ox ceeds his majority, but there, is little ground to hope -for his. defeat.--If his majority be ‘not more than 5000, the Union ticket which had no third candidate against it. '--We believe-that the State vote’ will be very stall. “The Union party kept away from, the polls, while the Democrats voted to ‘a mah, . but we do not believe those who neglected to vote thought that the chances for Gorhani’s défeat were a6 great.” We hope that the Legislative and the larger . Rapes aera would we not—what? some of these litte PAN tna L: royt goes to]; sions, as with a river, w quite np pain so that : insensible direction the.stream receives ‘as its source, it*takes different direcfrom the “emeyyP tink, turn the we ‘same facility: please.— Locke. ifferent ditec-. in Pure Cider Vinegar tions, and at last arrives at a place far 3 ste and-with-the+minds of children to_what direction-wery, A Choice Loto . General Variety Store. fresh e from the ranch. ived very da cturer i Chapman's Ranch, Fruit Ja Nuts and gars a e favorite and Chewing Tobacco. House lente ani -hardy es — brands ofae Shrabs.— ‘ ARTIFICIAL’ Icz~The ‘hot’ weather andthe great consumption of ice suggest the propriety of explaining how ice may be made artificially. The process is simple and beautiful. The principal thing required is a good air pump. On the top of the air pump set a plate containing sulphuret, acid, place a small stool on the plate, and on the stool set a small tray with water in it. Over all place a.low glass cover, fitting air tight. The pump being worked the air is ‘drawn out, and with theremoval of the . pressure the water evaporates rapidly. ' Ie soon begins to boil, in consequence of the development of heat. Meanwhile the vapor, carrying the heat away with it, is absorbed by the sulphuric acid. Thus the water is actually frozen solid whilejt sgemsgo boil. og A — eeteeeced ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. . LANCASTER & HIASEY, Prop’s. ee ’ BeptemBer 6, 1867. GS Harlow San Juan J Owners of the Jenny Lindclaims and backses of said claims, will be holden on Tues7. the fifth (th) day of November, A. D. 1 a, at two (2) o'clock P. M., at thé store of

Geo Roberts, in — Washington township, Nevada couaty, State of California, a which aforesaid Omega, the aforesaid mining ground is situated, for the purpose of levyin an assessment to -put said claims and back ground in good Wermingoree. * ILTON GREEN, CHARLES LIND, Part Owners of the aforesaid claims. Omega, Sept. 5th, 1867, sep6 OF STABLE’S SALE.—State of California, ./ Connty of Nevada, Township of Little Yock—ss. By virtue of an execution to me directed issued from the Court of R. McGoun, Esq., an erage, Rake of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date Sept. the 2d, 1867, to satisfy a judgment rendered y said Justice of the Peace on the 26th day of August 1867, in favor of John Mills and against J. W. Wear, M. L. Garber, et al., for the sum of Sixty-seven 20-100 dollars (67 20-100) debt and coat of suit: Ihave taken in executio and will gei!'to the highest bidder for cash, all the. right, title and interest of the above defendants, J. W. Wear: M. L. Garber, etal., in and to the following described pro rty, to wit: t certain set of Mining ms situated at Red Dog, and known as the Old Ferkine Claim ronting on Arkansas Canyon, and runnin ck to Williams & Co.'s . ne, together with all and eingujar the tenements, hereditaments thereto belongthg.or in any wise a pertaining. oe Ber arene given tI Aon expose to pubic sale all the above descri! rt to the highest bidder for cash, at Red Dog. on Wednesuay, the 25th of tember, 1867 eee — pears — Nine o’clock A. M. and ve o'clock; ttaken as the perty of J. Ww. Wear M. 8. Garber, et alto patiety the above demands and costs of suit. Given under my hand this 8d day of Sept. 1867. M. COM Constable Little York Township. ( YONSTABLE'S SALE. —State of Calitornia, 4 County of Nevada, Township of Little York—es. By virtue of an Execution to me directed issued from the Court of A. P. Schat Exsq., an Acting Justice of the Peace in an for the County of Nevada, bearing date Aug. Bist, 1867, to satiafy. a Judgment: rendered by said Justice of the Peace on the 26th day of fayor of al., debt, da and cost of suit. ‘ in Bxccution and will sell to the ce idapery Pighest bidder for cash, all the right, title terest the above defendants, J. W. Ween M. i im-and to that certain Can sep 4 W. Wear, M. L. for the sum of Ninety-se Garber, et al., claim_heretofore atiached b poe Sag. mr 18.7; described an folhe ; certain on claim situated in line ona rennin anid. conven ie Wi n u tomether with all the veor ta any °o of J. W. Wear, M. above demands eave?’ Nos= We: coliiéfor grouiid Fehit ls frém one to two, million. of dollars-per annum, + ::.0!5 Mae JtoGs gu ‘ttle more” morisy;' pidly into ; 5 °k e14) A MILLION MORE rI\HE Ranch situated at the head of Grizzly A. Canon, Nevada Conaty, ahd knownas Sack’s Old Homestead Ranch, Containing One Hundred and Sixty Acres, ac-. cording to survey, the same being situat upon the main road leading. from. Woolsey’s Flat to Cherokee,. 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