September 6, 1868 (4 pages)

Fees A eer The thes er tt fe Powe merenys ; J ie las { c hy ML r j ihe gn disliat i sted sissies [Said the last twelve ‘hon the, . . ‘been recognized. ~~“ PREACHING SunDAY.—Divine servi. ~andin~ the ~evening “at 72“ o'clock — Wirth, pastor. SabBath “School at the Grass Valley.terday Win. Damels was sentenced to income in a single year, and no doubt Was swept ‘away, and his friends ‘in For some . ' ~bad-anything to-do with robbed him,” _ Iv is; however, probable that he had no , now justly suffers the penalty. He rei 1 age of a man with his skal knocked ‘tn, and his boots and. pistol lying near “his head, were found yesterday afternoon near Mills’ ranch on thé San Juan road, by James Jones and party. -. The. man looked as though he “had been dead three or ifour weeks, and Mr. Jones thinks, from_all, appearances, mete was murdered. Coroner W. C. Grok will probably hold ah inquest to-day. . At latest ‘atedunts the body’ ‘had vot t views will be’ held inthe Methodist Church, Sunday morning at-11 o'clock, Sabbath School’ at 1} o'clock; Pp. a. — Preaching by Rev. C. H. Northup. "Preaching at the Baptist Church to. day, at li a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. Mr close of the morning service. Services in the Congregational Church morning and evening at the usual hours Sunday School immediately after morning service. Rev. A. Parker pastor. Episcopal services \in the Distri¢t Court room, every Sunday evening at 74 o'clock, by Rev. D. .D. Chapin, of i i SENTENCED To STATES Puisun.—Yesfour years’ imprisonment in the States Prison for assault, wiih intent to_ kill } Phil. Galway, Secretary of ‘the Allison Ranch mine. The tage of Daiiels is a sad one.” His brother. died suddenly, and left him in possession of an interest in the Allison Ranch mine, ‘which was . . an immense fortune. He found himself with abandance of money.and scores of ' friends. He knew little of business, and . -.had, to-a#great extent, ‘to rely upon . ” others to mahage his affairs. Four or . five years.ago he paid taxes on $43,000 supposed that he was beyond the reach of want. ‘ For more than a year he has been without a dollar. His fortune prosperity, vanished with it, tuue he has been morose in disposition ; and hag stated that “every man he ever idea of the extent to which his property had become involved, and, finding it ail swept away in so short a time, he immagined that he was deeply wronged. Laborimg under such’ false impression, he committed the assault for which Le fused to consult a lawyer, and »when, one was.appointed by the-Court to de-— fend_hiw, he seemed perteetly. unconcerned about the result, refusing even to make a statement in his owh behalf. It is probably better that the case has resulted in this way, for the unfortunate man is in such a state of mind as tilight lead him to some more criminal act, if at large. : r Heuston, Hasrincs & Co.—These gentlemen are the largest ‘an most AX, tensive dealers in clothing, gents’ !furnishing goods, etc., to be tound in San Francisco. ‘hey give better satisfaction to’ purchasers and:sell cheaper thea other houses there. The firm of Heuston, Hastings & Uo. is as old and as reliable as any On this coast. Read their advertise:aent in the TRANSCRIPT for: further particulars, They’ll do to bet on. : Fresu Fisit.—'l'he Nevada Ice Com: pany bring fresh fish to town every Monday and ‘i‘hursday. ‘Those who want fish can get them from the Wagon oF at the icé*epot at the foot-of Boul der street, ‘ . THE following is the Roll of Honor” in Mrs, Barker's school, for the month ending Sept. 4tu: Nevada Barker, Clemenee Isard, Annie Cashin; Robbie Bussenius,: deurge; Keeney, George Isoard, James Cashin, Enima Ott! oo @esugerry: t a j and h:ghly edlogisricreémarks in feferenve parjertespondence froti ‘Soithi “A merif Horie Abit thd, Wea, A: -by -Mesera: Hosteteer: & Avere, Publisiied “at length, it would probably be considered one-of the most ‘extraordinary collections of approbatory testimony of record,’ The letters, Written 1a, every variety of style, and emanatiog ftom” individuats of alnrost every class, Mre, nevertiicless, all ot . the same tenor. Physicians, priests, merchants, planters, military officers, ‘artisabs, ‘lawyers, &., tell one story, admitting, without reserve or qualifi¢utien; that the «tonics ‘heretotore in use in those regions have been’ getierally apd justly stperceded by “HUST KT. TERS BIPLEKS. -, ‘Fue confidence manifested “by the people of these cudntries mizlit be 1airly ‘Gulledventhusiastic. Yet these are not the only tokens of the growing popunt eS AES Eee HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. The foreign orders tor the article from Earope, Australia, New 4ealaud, Ching, Japan, East Indies, Cape of Good Hope, Sandwieh Islands, &., diave been eayier than at uny tormer: period. “! Ag an e-tidete tu maturia, astomachic and yeneral invigorant they all testify to its remarkable etlicacy. -Agents tor Pacitic coast, BOSTETTE, SMITH & CU.,’ Whiélesale d. upgists, San’ Francisco: Stage Line and Toll: Road for sale. 5 fe NNO A FIRST RATE. = Wwell* Stovked Stage: fe runniug trom. NifVADaA via ad pd, MYO pT vw DU uae w Orr bunb FUK SALA Cx Ka P, wiun Stage Stabice at You Bet. also the TULL RvAw trom Live York to Yuu Bet. Kor pa. ticulars address a2 uy, Hh, Cx BY, Neva « City. t"The Voice of the People ! 3 Patronize the Cheapest ! KEEP DOWN THE MONOPOLY . _THE PEOPLE'S PLATFORM «++ ADOPTED AT Acee TREMENDOUS MASS \MEETING . ! issOFeeee : ' Quarts Miners, Ranchmen, Republicans Demoer ats, Workingmen, Lawyers, ] . Doctors, Printers, Hotel Keepers, Natwal and Adopted Citicens of cory age, class and condition . J} ~ It Is THE OPINION OF GooD supers, backed by men of ali parties, that not less than twen. ty thousaud people were present during the est enthusiasm prevailed tu tne end. 1 he fot: lowmy Preamble and Kesvintions were presented by Senator itz, sen uf the late General oOLvoee; —' Wuenreas, It has beeu the custom of our ancestors, from. their earliest iniaucy to manhood and old age, and particuiarly since the issue of ourmemorable and glorious Ameri-_ ean itevulution;*towear ageuod suit of clothing ; therefore, Reso.vED, ‘I'hat the great body of the dear peopie require a good, substantial, aud wellmade article of Clothiug, and toast it is the opimon wv. this Couvemtiun that the aforesa.d great body of humanity shuuld. be clothed at all hazards. [Great cheering. ] RESOLVED, That the most extensive and desirable assortment of Clothing, Geats’ -Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Buots and Shoes, ofevery descriptiou, may by found at BANNERS CLOTHiNG EMvPOnIUM., the above extabiishment, with entire cordiality and freedom, to the pressing necessities of the many millions, [Cries of “Goud !’ ‘Goed !’ *bhat’s it!" ‘ana a peheral clapping of hands fro the congregated masses. } ResoLvep, That their Department of Finé Fashionable fees Suits, Beaver Busifiese Suiis, and Gett’s and Buys Clothing of evesy description, is unsurpacsed in giyle and qual. ity, aud the LOW PRICES DEFY CUOMP«'TI‘4IUN. [Great cheering amoug the people. ] Major Shortpurse moved the adyption of the above resuluudus, which was seconded by Genera? Approbation, Who made afew spirited’ Ucwiarly te the vésviutivus. . Une ‘ununiinods aye Cave jup frou.” the Vast throug, which re vealed the depth of -ieeliag that prevailed among the peuple on this eubject. SSRN: demienesiencuaaueee ‘Rewek wt with becan: dace y pap iif, Bubiished Inthe Nevad«'Daiuy Tuadscitrry potatoes in every State.this season zal . cept Risederisiands! 20° 4 Saowt ‘evan A motion was made that he proceedings be tet which the meetin ecte for BANNER . Cor. Pine and Commercial “Street. eulire sessivua ol the Couvention. The great. . Tailor, aud read in w foud and distuict tone : Reso.yep, That this Convention recommend ‘Da MAN" OF FAgiftott? s Tmetsyounrgent, sf — Im énch stylish wrtay, © Thatl made up my mie At no place buts. H 4 The Coat fitted new Of cluth, "twas the best, 7. The Pants set completely, And eo did tite Neste). 4. #5 ‘= Jf“Dresswell” had seen him} He'd had such a’rrr : No‘docvor could have cared-him, Or he: ped him a bit. Every garment he wore Just suited the man, , As none but 5S. HAAS & CO. can. Gent's Clothing, E FURNISHING GooDs, BOY’S CLOTHING, . Seld.at 30 per cent. cheaper.than —any other House In’ this city or county, Head , 8. HAAS & CO. NEW ADVERTISEMENT: HARDWARE : . HARDWARE? % ee GREAT REDUCTION! . IN PRICES OF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE TRON, STBEL, &o. dio. ar From Date. we -will sell. for CASH ONLY? All Goods in our Line at SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES AND FREIGHT! — Merchants, Mechanics. and ffiOU CASH PRICES BEFORE BUYING !aa eee he WE SHALL BE CONSTANTLY IN RECKEIPL of Geods, direct from the Manufacturers,and can wave to vur Trade from TEN to TWEN'T'Y PER CENT upon ~their purchases, t@ Persons having accounts upon our Books are requested to-settie unem at once. CRAWFORD & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868,— P. S.—Parties indebted to us (the underaigned) must ‘see Us” soon, a3 we have done a: Banking business with. them (withoat collateral) loug enough. ; CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. 0 BEST FRENCH CALF BOOT LEGS $4 25 per Pair! French Calf Footing Fronts ! $1,650 per pair! AM A LARGE ASSURIMENT BEST Philadelphia Calf Skins, Also, keep constantly on h.nd a-large assortment of GENTS’, BOYS’ AND YUUTUs’ FRENCH CALF SCREWED BOUTS AND SHOKS, which for cheapuess aad darability cumnot be surpassed, -F Also, LADLEs’, MISSES’, and CHILDRENs’ SHOES aud GALTEKS on hand at all times in-endieys variery. 647" Country otders promptly filled. _ BF. A. SEI1RKRLICH 214 California Street. San Fraticisco; July 16th. Partnership Notice. Noe is, hereby given’ that Anson W. i Lester and, Austin W. Lester have this duy encered into.co pu.tuer-hip in the Grocery and P) ovision -business under the firm name ot A, W. LAST RK & Cv. ANSON W. LESTER AUSTIN WJLESTER. Nevada, Aug. 99:h All patties ltidebted to the lat tirm of HAM: LILTON & £85‘) is are tiated 10% ttle tun mediaieiy, “and “all iporuuls having claimd es a 2 = ~. ¥ : . ——-~ a a . piece poods We théréby eifect a saviny’ OPPOSITION CLOTHING sTORE mers throughout the County will . . findit'to their interest to.(@-GE'E . SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Lev sate ARETHE eet ‘FASHIONABLE . CLOTHIERS Bf gaia A lt i agg RAN FRANCISCO, i sccaelanaiianeitiieiatnan aetencumaat ceria _ SPECIALITIES. Peerage «> fe . } PRICE.AND GUARANTEE. ‘The Largest aifd most varied stock of Gentlemvn’s Ciutiing, #uruishiug Guuds, Trunks Bags aad Valises, on tue ruciiic Coa-t. Eve-. Fry articie sold, being of our own muuufacture,. is guaradtecd. Having Guutracts direct with Burspeiuand “American Manuiacta ets red iully BUper Cent la Whulesdis dealers projits and ure thus abie to offersuperiur Gouds at less than secolid rate prices. . ae an . STYLES. Haying agents in London and Paris we ince we new shyles ui Sau Krauciscy siimUllaucuusly with shelr appearauce im New PNM t GOODS MADE TO ORDER, __ For the accoiamodatlon. of ‘euch@s may de: “BIFE, "We have secured the services of a cele brated surupeau cutter, and are prepared tw make up piece youds iu &@ style superiuc W any oth 5 hotles Un. LNs-Cuast, Shirts, Lies, Collars, etc, Muaue to order at shor: notice, —COUNTAY ORDERS, Goods forwarded by Express to-any part of the racific cuust pi the reveipt of ecdcrs and Inedsures , Send Jor directivous tor measuremeut, ean E HEUSTON, = su oes ee LICK HOUSE BLOOK, —_ SAN FRANCESCO. s \ — OULD inform the People of Nevada that they are at ubeir old staud, Cor. of Broad & Pine Streets, Selling Clothing 30 percent cheaper than any other store ! ~ ALL WE ASK OF PURCHASERS IS TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, OUR STOCK OF Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, Sd oes Gents’ complete Faney Dress Suits.: ‘FINE: LINEN SHIRTS! miners? Shirts ; and Underclothing, Bente, Shoes, g and 1 Gaiters, TRUNKS, . VALISES, SATCHELS, p UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, CANNOT BE EXCELLED! Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction ! _— eer Dow T FORGET THE PLACE. . 1 OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE, MEYER & GU., Proprictors. edly mrned with suns KOT 8, and the ge" Sees People’s Platform. sinet Lhe &xme are requested ty present pase vor setth me .t. HARDWARE, . BUILDER'S INSURANGR 00; y . ° + 7. & FE eee ew gee GLORGE & TURNERS,’ + + _—mae, Abmwars ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF; ; ee MINER'S TOOLS, OUTLERY, * TINWARK, . CROCKERY, SASH, DooRs, STOV (8, PLATED WARE, &, ' WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS LOW 48 __ ANYWHERE IN THE STATE. g3 PAINTS OF EVERY COLOR, . THING IN -THAT LINE, Agent for the ~_ PACIFIC PLATE WORKS . " vow oe Nevada City, : And will farnish every description’ of (SILVER PLATED WARE.@1 Or replate Goods from which Silver has ‘been “worn, with any thickness of Sliver desired, " Gall and see the Goods. GEORGE E. TURNER, ; . PINE STREET, Nevada, Aug. 20th. Of San Francisco, =e THOMAS MOONEY, President. THOS. 8. FINCHLEY, Agent, FOR NEVADA AND PLACER COUNTIRS. ' (2" Leave your orders on slate at VICTOR CHEVALIER & Co. CROUKERY, GLASSWARE, &e. &e, W* OFFER TO THE TRADE A VERY Large and well selected Sto¢ck or Goods, comprising ENGLISH «ARTHENWARE, FRENCH PORCELAIN, CUE & PRESSED GLASSWARK, TABLE CUTLERY, 4 CLOCKS, &c, WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, Recen ly established her , and now in successlul operat ou, aud are prepared to furnish every description of SILVER PLATED WARE, Witha full guarantee aa to quality, of superior finisa and ja.est design, We ure ulso prepa ed tw re-p.aie goods from which_the-silver uas beeu weru, w.th auy weigut of cilver desired, aud che fall weight coutracted ior ,puarantecd, Gruers respccifuliy selicited. _ HAYNES & LAWTON, $16, 518, 520 and 522 Sansome st. Corner of Merchant. San Francisco, Jaly 26th. MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —AND— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Nevada’ Oity. WM. H. KISTLE, Proprietor. the Dest LiQUUAS ANw CIGARS. li you want agu0d #qaare Meal or a good drink yu to bho l'Le’b, Nevada, July 25ih. Contract to Let. be received anti TUie Peer rsebe dh for the raabpeer a bb iol spat for she Kage Compauy of Moore’s Corner of Broad & Pine Sta, Nevada city. blab. Fur turthe pardicnkars eidquire, af the Moore's Flat, Aug. ag nel OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERY-. North-west corner Commercial & Pine eta “. Nevada, June 23d. Dna MEALS furnished at all houre », for 26 comis, Lodging 26 cts. ‘ TH SA& always sapped with —

Fees A eer The thes er tt fe Powe merenys ; J ie las { c hy ML r j ihe gn disliat i sted sissies [Said the last twelve ‘hon the, . . ‘been recognized. ~~“ PREACHING SunDAY.—Divine servi. ~andin~ the ~evening “at 72“ o'clock — Wirth, pastor. SabBath “School at the Grass Valley.terday Win. Damels was sentenced to income in a single year, and no doubt Was swept ‘away, and his friends ‘in For some . ' ~bad-anything to-do with robbed him,” _ Iv is; however, probable that he had no , now justly suffers the penalty. He rei 1 age of a man with his skal knocked ‘tn, and his boots and. pistol lying near “his head, were found yesterday afternoon near Mills’ ranch on thé San Juan road, by James Jones and party. -. The. man looked as though he “had been dead three or ifour weeks, and Mr. Jones thinks, from_all, appearances, mete was murdered. Coroner W. C. Grok will probably hold ah inquest to-day. . At latest ‘atedunts the body’ ‘had vot t views will be’ held inthe Methodist Church, Sunday morning at-11 o'clock, Sabbath School’ at 1} o'clock; Pp. a. — Preaching by Rev. C. H. Northup. "Preaching at the Baptist Church to. day, at li a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. Mr close of the morning service. Services in the Congregational Church morning and evening at the usual hours Sunday School immediately after morning service. Rev. A. Parker pastor. Episcopal services \in the Distri¢t Court room, every Sunday evening at 74 o'clock, by Rev. D. .D. Chapin, of i i SENTENCED To STATES Puisun.—Yesfour years’ imprisonment in the States Prison for assault, wiih intent to_ kill } Phil. Galway, Secretary of ‘the Allison Ranch mine. The tage of Daiiels is a sad one.” His brother. died suddenly, and left him in possession of an interest in the Allison Ranch mine, ‘which was . . an immense fortune.. He found himself with abandance of money.and scores of ' friends. He knew little of business, and . -.had, to-a#great extent, ‘to rely upon . ” others to mahage his affairs. Four or . five years.ago he paid taxes on $43,000 supposed that he was beyond the reach of want. ‘ For more than a year he has been without a dollar. His fortune prosperity, vanished with it, tuue he has been morose in disposition ; and hag stated that “every man he ever idea of the extent to which his property had become involved, and, finding it ail swept away in so short a time, he immagined that he was deeply wronged. Laborimg under such’ false impression, he committed the assault for which Le fused to consult a lawyer, and »when, one was.appointed by the-Court to de-— fend_hiw, he seemed perteetly. unconcerned about the result, refusing even to make a statement in his owh behalf. It is probably better that the case has resulted in this way, for the unfortunate man is in such a state of mind as tilight lead him to some more criminal act, if at large. : r Heuston, Hasrincs & Co.—These gentlemen are the largest ‘an most AX, tensive dealers in clothing, gents’ !furnishing goods, etc., to be tound in San Francisco. ‘hey give better satisfaction to’ purchasers and:sell cheaper thea other houses there. The firm of Heuston, Hastings & Uo. is as old and as reliable as any On this coast. Read their advertise:aent in the TRANSCRIPT for: further particulars, They’ll do to bet on. : Fresu Fisit.—'l'he Nevada Ice Com: pany bring fresh fish to town every Monday and ‘i‘hursday. ‘Those who want fish can get them from the Wagon oF at the icé*epot at the foot-of Boul der street, ‘ . THE following is the Roll of Honor” in Mrs, Barker's school, for the month ending Sept. 4tu: Nevada Barker, Clemenee Isard, Annie Cashin; Robbie Bussenius,: deurge; Keeney, George Isoard, James Cashin, Enima Ott! oo @esugerry: t a j and h:ghly edlogisricreémarks in feferenve parjertespondence froti ‘Soithi “A merif Horie Abit thd, Wea, A: -by -Mesera: Hosteteer: & Avere, Publisiied “at length, it would probably be considered one-of the most ‘extraordinary collections of approbatory testimony of record,’ The letters, Written 1a, every variety of style, and emanatiog ftom” individuats of alnrost every class, Mre, nevertiicless, all ot . the same tenor.. Physicians, priests, merchants, planters, military officers, ‘artisabs, ‘lawyers, &., tell one story, admitting, without reserve or qualifi¢utien; that the «tonics ‘heretotore in use in those regions have been’ getierally apd justly stperceded by “HUST KT. TERS BIPLEKS. -, ‘Fue confidence manifested “by the people of these cudntries mizlit be 1airly ‘Gulledventhusiastic. Yet these are not the only tokens of the growing popunt eS AES Eee HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. The foreign orders tor the article from Earope, Australia, New 4ealaud, Ching, Japan, East Indies, Cape of Good Hope, Sandwieh Islands, &., diave been eayier than at uny tormer: period. “! Ag an e-tidete tu maturia, astomachic and yeneral invigorant they all testify to its remarkable etlicacy. -Agents tor Pacitic coast, BOSTETTE, SMITH & CU.,’ Whiélesale d. upgists, San’ Francisco: Stage Line and Toll: Road for sale. 5 fe NNO A FIRST RATE. = Wwell* Stovked Stage: fe runniug trom. NifVADaA via ad pd, MYO pT vw DU uae w Orr bunb FUK SALA Cx Ka P, wiun Stage Stabice at You Bet. also the TULL RvAw trom Live York to Yuu Bet. Kor pa. ticulars address a2 uy, Hh, Cx BY, Neva « City. t"The Voice of the People ! 3 Patronize the Cheapest ! KEEP DOWN THE MONOPOLY . _THE PEOPLE'S PLATFORM «++ ADOPTED AT Acee TREMENDOUS MASS \MEETING . ! issOFeeee : ' Quarts Miners, Ranchmen, Republicans Demoer ats, Workingmen, Lawyers, ] . Doctors, Printers, Hotel Keepers, Natwal and Adopted Citicens of cory age, class and condition . J} ~ It Is THE OPINION OF GooD supers, backed by men of ali parties, that not less than twen. ty thousaud people were present during the est enthusiasm prevailed tu tne end. 1 he fot: lowmy Preamble and Kesvintions were presented by Senator itz, sen uf the late General oOLvoee; —' Wuenreas, It has beeu the custom of our ancestors, from. their earliest iniaucy to manhood and old age, and particuiarly since the issue of ourmemorable and glorious Ameri-_ ean itevulution;*towear ageuod suit of clothing ; therefore, Reso.vED, ‘I'hat the great body of the dear peopie require a good, substantial, aud wellmade article of Clothiug, and toast it is the opimon wv. this Couvemtiun that the aforesa.d great body of humanity shuuld. be clothed at all hazards. [Great cheering. ] RESOLVED, That the most extensive and desirable assortment of Clothing, Geats’ -Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Buots and Shoes, ofevery descriptiou, may by found at BANNERS CLOTHiNG EMvPOnIUM., the above extabiishment, with entire cordiality and freedom, to the pressing necessities of the many millions, [Cries of “Goud !’ ‘Goed !’ *bhat’s it!" ‘ana a peheral clapping of hands fro the congregated masses. } ResoLvep, That their Department of Finé Fashionable fees Suits, Beaver Busifiese Suiis, and Gett’s and Buys Clothing of evesy description, is unsurpacsed in giyle and qual. ity, aud the LOW PRICES DEFY CUOMP«'TI‘4IUN. [Great cheering amoug the people. ] Major Shortpurse moved the adyption of the above resuluudus, which was seconded by Genera? Approbation, Who made afew spirited’ Ucwiarly te the vésviutivus. . Une ‘ununiinods aye Cave jup frou.” the Vast throug, which re vealed the depth of -ieeliag that prevailed among the peuple on this eubject. SSRN: demienesiencuaaueee ‘Rewek wt with becan: dace y pap iif, Bubiished Inthe Nevad«'Daiuy Tuadscitrry potatoes in every State.this season zal . cept Risederisiands! 20° 4 Saowt ‘evan A motion was made that he proceedings be tet which the meetin ecte for BANNER . Cor. Pine and Commercial “Street. eulire sessivua ol the Couvention. The great. . Tailor, aud read in w foud and distuict tone : Reso.yep, That this Convention recommend ‘Da MAN" OF FAgiftott? s Tmetsyounrgent, sf — Im énch stylish wrtay, © Thatl made up my mie At no place buts. H 4 The Coat fitted new Of cluth, "twas the best, 7. The Pants set completely, And eo did tite Neste). 4. #5 ‘= Jf“Dresswell” had seen him} He'd had such a’rrr : No‘docvor could have cared-him, Or he: ped him a bit. Every garment he wore Just suited the man, , As none but 5S. HAAS & CO. can. Gent's Clothing, E FURNISHING GooDs, BOY’S CLOTHING, . Seld.at 30 per cent. cheaper.than —any other House In’ this city or county, Head , 8. HAAS & CO. NEW ADVERTISEMENT: HARDWARE : . HARDWARE? % ee GREAT REDUCTION! . IN PRICES OF

HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE TRON, STBEL, &o. dio. ar From Date. we -will sell. for CASH ONLY? All Goods in our Line at SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES AND FREIGHT! — Merchants, Mechanics. and ffiOU CASH PRICES BEFORE BUYING !aa eee he WE SHALL BE CONSTANTLY IN RECKEIPL of Geods, direct from the Manufacturers,and can wave to vur Trade from TEN to TWEN'T'Y PER CENT upon ~their purchases, t@ Persons having accounts upon our Books are requested to-settie unem at once. CRAWFORD & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868,— P. S.—Parties indebted to us (the underaigned) must ‘see Us” soon, a3 we have done a: Banking business with. them (withoat collateral) loug enough. ; CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. 0 BEST FRENCH CALF BOOT LEGS $4 25 per Pair! French Calf Footing Fronts ! $1,650 per pair! AM A LARGE ASSURIMENT BEST Philadelphia Calf Skins, Also, keep constantly on h.nd a-large assortment of GENTS’, BOYS’ AND YUUTUs’ FRENCH CALF SCREWED BOUTS AND SHOKS, which for cheapuess aad darability cumnot be surpassed, -F Also, LADLEs’, MISSES’, and CHILDRENs’ SHOES aud GALTEKS on hand at all times in-endieys variery. 647" Country otders promptly filled. _ BF. A. SEI1RKRLICH 214 California Street. San Fraticisco; July 16th. Partnership Notice. Noe is, hereby given’ that Anson W. i Lester and, Austin W. Lester have this duy encered into.co pu.tuer-hip in the Grocery and P) ovision -business under the firm name ot A, W. LAST RK & Cv. ANSON W. LESTER AUSTIN WJLESTER. Nevada, Aug. 99:h All patties ltidebted to the lat tirm of HAM: LILTON & £85‘) is are tiated 10% ttle tun mediaieiy, “and “all iporuuls having claimd es a 2 = ~. ¥ : . ——-~ a a . piece poods We théréby eifect a saviny’ OPPOSITION CLOTHING sTORE mers throughout the County will . . findit'to their interest to.(@-GE'E . SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Lev sate ARETHE eet ‘FASHIONABLE . CLOTHIERS Bf gaia A lt i agg RAN FRANCISCO, i sccaelanaiianeitiieiatnan aetencumaat ceria _ SPECIALITIES. Peerage «> fe . } PRICE.AND GUARANTEE. ‘The Largest aifd most varied stock of Gentlemvn’s Ciutiing, #uruishiug Guuds, Trunks Bags aad Valises, on tue ruciiic Coa-t. Eve-. Fry articie sold, being of our own muuufacture,. is guaradtecd. Having Guutracts direct with Burspeiuand “American Manuiacta ets red iully BUper Cent la Whulesdis dealers projits and ure thus abie to offersuperiur Gouds at less than secolid rate prices. . ae an . STYLES. Haying agents in London and Paris we ince we new shyles ui Sau Krauciscy siimUllaucuusly with shelr appearauce im New PNM t GOODS MADE TO ORDER, __ For the accoiamodatlon. of ‘euch@s may de: “BIFE, "We have secured the services of a cele brated surupeau cutter, and are prepared tw make up piece youds iu &@ style superiuc W any oth 5 hotles Un. LNs-Cuast, Shirts, Lies, Collars, etc, Muaue to order at shor: notice, —COUNTAY ORDERS, Goods forwarded by Express to-any part of the racific cuust pi the reveipt of ecdcrs and Inedsures , Send Jor directivous tor measuremeut, ean E HEUSTON, = su oes ee LICK HOUSE BLOOK, —_ SAN FRANCESCO. s \ — OULD inform the People of Nevada that they are at ubeir old staud, Cor. of Broad & Pine Streets, Selling Clothing 30 percent cheaper than any other store ! ~ ALL WE ASK OF PURCHASERS IS TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHERE, OUR STOCK OF Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, Sd oes Gents’ complete Faney Dress Suits.: ‘FINE: LINEN SHIRTS! miners? Shirts ; and Underclothing, Bente, Shoes, g and 1 Gaiters, TRUNKS, . VALISES, SATCHELS, p UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, CANNOT BE EXCELLED! Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction ! _— eer Dow T FORGET THE PLACE. . 1 OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE, MEYER & GU., Proprictors. edly mrned with suns KOT 8, and the ge" Sees People’s Platform. sinet Lhe &xme are requested ty present pase vor setth me .t. HARDWARE, . BUILDER'S INSURANGR 00; y . ° + 7. & FE eee ew gee GLORGE & TURNERS,’ + + _—mae, Abmwars ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF; ; ee MINER'S TOOLS, OUTLERY, * TINWARK, . CROCKERY, SASH, DooRs, STOV (8, PLATED WARE, &, ' WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS LOW 48 __ ANYWHERE IN THE STATE. g3 PAINTS OF EVERY COLOR, . THING IN -THAT LINE, Agent for the ~_ PACIFIC PLATE WORKS . " vow oe Nevada City, : And will farnish every description’ of (SILVER PLATED WARE.@1 Or replate Goods from which Silver has ‘been “worn, with any thickness of Sliver desired, " Gall and see the Goods. GEORGE E. TURNER, ; . PINE STREET, Nevada, Aug. 20th. Of San Francisco, =e THOMAS MOONEY, President. THOS. 8. FINCHLEY, Agent, FOR NEVADA AND PLACER COUNTIRS. ' (2" Leave your orders on slate at VICTOR CHEVALIER & Co. CROUKERY, GLASSWARE, &e. &e, W* OFFER TO THE TRADE A VERY Large and well selected Sto¢ck or Goods, comprising ENGLISH «ARTHENWARE, FRENCH PORCELAIN, CUE & PRESSED GLASSWARK, TABLE CUTLERY, 4 CLOCKS, &c, WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, Recen ly established her , and now in successlul operat ou, aud are prepared to furnish every description of SILVER PLATED WARE, Witha full guarantee aa to quality, of superior finisa and ja.est design, We ure ulso prepa ed tw re-p.aie goods from which_the-silver uas beeu weru, w.th auy weigut of cilver desired, aud che fall weight coutracted ior ,puarantecd, Gruers respccifuliy selicited. _ HAYNES & LAWTON, $16, 518, 520 and 522 Sansome st. Corner of Merchant. San Francisco, Jaly 26th. MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —AND— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Nevada’ Oity. WM. H. KISTLE, Proprietor. the Dest LiQUUAS ANw CIGARS. li you want agu0d #qaare Meal or a good drink yu to bho l'Le’b, Nevada, July 25ih. Contract to Let. be received anti TUie Peer rsebe dh for the raabpeer a bb iol spat for she Kage Compauy of Moore’s Corner of Broad & Pine Sta, Nevada city. blab. Fur turthe pardicnkars eidquire, af the Moore's Flat, Aug. ag nel OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERY-. North-west corner Commercial & Pine eta “. Nevada, June 23d. Dna MEALS furnished at all houre », for 26 comis, Lodging 26 cts. ‘ TH SA& always sapped with —