September 8, 1868 (4 pages)

py & ~ We saw yesterday fuar ounces,in which NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. x LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, RicuSTRIKE aT PHELPs’ Hitt.— Chas. Phelps, the original locator.of Phelps’ Hill; near Washington, in this county, made a rich strike about six weeks ago. Mr. Phelps commenced running a tunnel into the hill Hbout three years ago and has worked in it “more or less every season. The tunnel has paid expenses ever since he commenced work, but about six weeks ago he struck the main channel of gravel. He does not know the width or depth of the strata, but it is supposed to be from ten to twelve feet deep and=one hundred feet wide. The geld varies from fine grains up to the size of a pea, and he has found lumps worth $52.— the lumps-were-as—targe as the kernels of pea-nuts. As soon as the tunnel is ran through, Mr. Phelps proposes to put on hydraulic power and wash the ground off. He has stuck by thie old hill sincé 1853 and has at last opened it. sufficiently to demonstrate that he has a fortune there. ‘ALMost AN ACCIDENT,—P. E. Jefferis,ot Eureka, narrowly escaped being . ~ seriously injured by the explosion ef ~a shot gun on Saturday last. He bor’ rowed the gun for the purpose of shooting a hawk, and by mistake two charges had been put into the same barrel. The gun buret. near the breech, the stock was broken and some of the fragments struck Mr. Jefferis in the face, but he escaped without injury than a slight bruise. IMPROVEMENT.—Pratt, mine host of the Glenbrook Park is preparing for the Winter campaign. He has put on a heavy coat of first rate gravel in front of his howise so that parties can always finda spot torest clear ofmud. Ho-ror Grass VALLEY.—Teams will be ready this evening at 6 o'clock to convey all who want to go down to join in “the “torchlight: procession. at Grass Valley and hear Henry Edgerton, the most eloquent ‘man in the State.— Let all who want to go be on hand: premptly at the hour named. MEETING SaturRDay Nigut.—Col. C. A. Twe8d, of Placer county, will ad. ~~~ sdress:the ‘people of Nevada at the Grant and Colfax Club room, on’ Saturday evening of this week. Col. Tweed makes 4 first-rate speech, and the room will be crowded. END oF TUE YEAR:—Rev. C. H. Northup preached the closing sermon of his first conierence year at the Methodist Church on Su.day evening. He Z0es to uttend the conference which will meet on the 16th. , WE learn that a man named George Caruthers was killed at Truckee yesterday. No par.icutare, Pe CS An importane telegraphic message Was received at the teiegraph office yesterday, iur"‘I'nomas Curtis. — His whereabouts is unknuwn to the Operator. NATURALIZED —W. Bovey 4 native of Enyianu, und Daniel A. McLean, a native of irviand, were yesterday nat— uralized in tue County Court. THE County Ccure met yesterd y morning at 10 v'c.uck und adjourned to the same hour on Sa urday next. MINING uovassivws. oc. Gautierand others have lucaieu, under the name ot the Gviden Company, a claim of 1,500 feet on u ledye u miie and a half trom Grass Vajiey, near Bucker’s sulphuret works. . ; Srruck It.—a iew ua ys since the Birchvilte Co., at KuureKa,\ struck tLe leige in’ tucir new tunael and found it exceedingly rich. Som COCUMbu1:.—We -saw yesterday a cucumber raised Ly Ke D. White o0 Prospect itil, which measured 214 ~~ Laches in lengua asd 12-imelies in cir‘Phe seed from which this } cumference, Monster was raised were. brought from England, ’ The Daily Transerrpt, . any further / Gnrowine Rerutation.—If the. éné tire ence from South America, Central America and the West ladies, received by Mesars. Hostetter & Smith, during the last twelve months, were published at length, it would probably be considered one of the most extraordinary collections of approbatory testimony on record. ‘The letters, written in every variety of style, and emanatin, from individuals of almost every. class, are, nevertheless, all of the same tenor. Physicians, priests, artisans, lawyers, &c., tell one story, admitting, without reserve or qualiftication; that the tonics heretofore in use in those regions have been generally rand justly superceded by HUST i'TTER’S BIT'TERS. ‘he confidence manifested by the people oi these countries might be tairly called enthusiastic. Yet these dre-not the only tokens of the growing popa= larity of 2 “HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS: The foreign orders for the article from Europe, Austratia, New Zealand, China, ‘. Japan, Kast tidies; Cape or Good Hope,” Sandwich Islands, &c., have been _heayier than at any turmer period, As ana .tidote to malaria, a stomachic and genéral invigorant they all testity to its remarkabie etticacy , ae Agents for Pacific coast, HOSTETTEK, SMITH & CU., wholesale d.uggists, San Francisco. = eititibeiintimeniea aaa A FIRST RATE AND “well st0cked “Siage Line tunhiug lium NEVADA via ABD wou, YUU wok! w is Ur bhunD FUR sALy Also DUtUs 26k CHEAP, win diage dtabisat Yuu Bet, the POLL Rusy irom Lite York wo You Bet. For pacticulars audrees : pz : Mia, HH. CuLisY, Neva .a City. t#-The Voice of the People ! 23 Patronize the Cheapest ! —AND— KEEP DOWN THE MONOPOLY “THE PEOPLE'S PLATFORM -++»ADOPTED AT Aves TREMENDOUS MASS MEETING ! * +e OP eece Quartz Miners, Runchmen, Republicans, Democrats, Workingmen, Latoyers, Doctors, Printers, Lotel Keepers, Natural and Adopted Citizens ‘of ‘every age, class and condition . ! It Is THE OPINION OF GOOD JUDGEs, backed by men of ali parties, that net less than bwenty thousaud people were present duriug the . entire seesivu o: the Couvention. The zreatest enthusiasm prevailed tu tue end. 1 he.fol lowing Preambie aud Kesviuuous were presented by Senaor Fitz, sou of tue iate General Tailor, aud read in aloud aud distinct *yone Ol VOiCe 5 , WueErzas, It has been the custom of our anCestors, trom their earliest uuaucy to manhood and vuld age, aud particoiarly since the issue of our Miemurable aud ierivus American Kevululiuu, Ww wear aguod suit of civibing ; therefore, ResoLveD, That the great body of the dear people require @ yood, suDsiaatial, aud weilmnade article of Uiothiug, and tuat it is itue Lopinion vu. this Convention that the aforera d great body o1 humanity shuula be clothed at ail hazards, {Great cheering. ] REsoLvED, That the most extensive and desirable assortment of Clothiuy, Geuts’ Furnishing Guods, Hats, Caps, Buots aud Shues, Ofevery descriptiou, may be juund at BANNER’S CLO1HiNG EMPO«KIUM, REsoLvep, That this Convention recommend the above estabiishment, with entire cordiaiity and fréedom, to the pressing necessities of the many millions, [Cries of ‘Goud I” ‘Good 1’ ““Lhat’s ic! anu ageneral Clapping of hands from the cong: egated masses.) Resotvep, That their Department of Fine Fashionable Dress Suits, Beaver Business Suis, and Gent's and Boys Clothing of every description, is unsurparsed in style and quality, and the LOW PRICKS DEFY CUMP.'11TIUN, [Great cheering amoung ihe people. ] Major Shortpurse muved the aduption of the above resuoluuones, which Was. seconded by General Approbation, wuo made a tew spirited and highly eulogisticremarks in rn ference particuiarly to the .ésujutious. Une unavimous aye Cau.e Up frou the vast throng, which re vealed the depth of ieeliug that prevailed among the peuple on this subject. A motion was made that ‘he proceedings be published inthe Nevapa Daity Teanscutpr, alter which the meeting adjourned with NINE cheersi‘for BANNER BRULTHEKS, ana ihe People’s Platform. ‘ merchants, planters, military officers, . Stage Line and Toll Road for sale. . . OUR CASH PRICES BEFORE As I passed up the street, On the last pleasant day, J met a young gent, In euch stylish array, ; That I made up my mind, When . eaw his fine clothes, At no piace but 8. HAAS & CO’S Could he tind such as those. : The Coat fitted neatly, é Of cloth, *twas the best, The Pants set completely, And eo didthe Vest. If ““Dressweli” had seen him, He'd had such a FIT No décior could have cured him, Or he. ped him a bit. Every garment he wore Just suited the mati, y, As none but 8S. HAAS & CO. can. -Cor.Pine.and Commercial Street. — e ~ Gent's Clothing, FURNISHING GooDs, . rs CLOTaiNne ‘Sold at 30 per cent. cheaper than any other House in this city or county. 8. HAAS & C0. NEW ADVERTISEMENT. HARDWARE: 3 HARDWARE: GREAT REDUCTION! IN PRICES OF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, &c. &c. t# From Date we will sell for ‘CASH ONLY! ~ All Goods in our Line at SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES AND FREIGHT ! Merchants, Mechanics and_Miners throughout the County will flud it to their interest to “GET BUYING !_at WE SHALL BE CONSTANTLY IN KECEIPT of woods, direct trom the Manufacturers,and Can eave to uur ‘Trade irom VEN wo TWENTY PeHK CENT upon their purchases, 6" Persons having accounts upon onr Books are requested to settie them at once. CRAWFURD & v0:Nevada, July 3d, 1868. P. 8.—Parties indebted to us (the undersigned) must “8gE Us’’ suOn, a3 we have done a Banking businesswith them (withoat coilateral) lung enough. ; CRAWFU«D, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. BEST FRENCH CALF BOOT LEGS $4 25 per Pair! French Calf Footing Fronts ! $1 50 per pair! (A180: 4 LARGE ASSURIMENT BEST Philadelphia Calf Skins. Also, keep constantly on h-nd a large as-sortment of GENTS’, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ FRENCH CALF SCREWED 'BOU'T's AND HUES, which for cheapness aud durability cannot be surpassed. 7 Also, LADIE3’, MISSES’, and CHILDREN»’ SUS aud GALT ERS on hand at all times in endiess varieiy. 6@~ Country orders promptly filled. BF. A. SEISERLICH 214 Calitornia Street. San Prancisco, July 16th. Fartnership Notice. NS is hereby given that Anson W. Lecter and Austin W. Lester have this day entered into co pa: tnerhip in the Grocery aud Provision Busi.ess uuder the firm name ot A. W. LeSTHER & CO. ANSON W. LESTER, AUS'TIN W. LESTER, Nevada, Aug. 29ih ' All parties indebted to the Jat« firm of HAMILTON & LBS LK are requested to settle im mediaieiy, aud ali perrous having claims . MERUSTON, HASTINGS &' bo, * HEUSTON, j HASTINGS , & C0., a ARE THE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS —oFr— . ‘“SaN FRANCISCO, chen — —= SPECIALITIES. —— PRICE AND GUARANTES. The Largest and most varied stock of Gentlemen’s Ciotng, Furnishing Gvuods, Trunks Bays aud Valises, on tue i’acilic Coast. Kye. ry.articie sold, berlig Of our own. Mmaaufacture, is guarauteyd. Having coutracts direct with European and American Mandacturers of piece guods we thereby effect a saving of inily OU per Ceut ln Whulega.e uealers proits and are second rate prices. — STYLES, Having agents in London and Paris we introduce the uew styles in San p'ranciscu simrem ES With tleir appearauce in New grk. GOODS MADE TO ORDER. For the accommodation of such as may desire, We have secured te services of u celebrated auropean Cutter, aud are prepared to Make “Up piece yuuds ia a styie superior Wo any ota Fr buuse on thy Cuast. suirts, Lies, Collars, etc. Maue tO Order at shor. nouce. COUNT4Y ORDERS, Goods forwarded by Express to any part: of the 1 ucific cuast vm the feveipt of Orders and Measures ; Bead lor direclivns for measurement, HEUSTON, HASTINGS — & CD, LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCESCO O, OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE ~ B. MEYER & ¢0., OULD inform the People of Nevada that W they are at their old siaud, Cor. of Broad & Pine Streets, Selling Clothing 30 per cent cheaper than any other store ! os ef ALL WE ASK UF PURCHASERS IS TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHEKE, —OUR SL©OCK OF SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —AaND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners? Shirts and Underclothing, Boots, Shoes, and Gafjters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, CANNOT BE EXCELLED! Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction ! —_ ee" Don T FORGET THE PLACE. OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE, MEYER & CO., Proprietors. agaiust whe same are reqaested Ww present them ior settlement. ; Corner of Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada city. —AT—~ GEORGE B. TURNER'S, [PINE STREET. . ALMATS ON HAND A LARGE sTocK RARDWARE, MINER’S-€00L8, CUTLERY, TiNWARE, CROCKERY, _. SASH, a Doors, STOV £8, PLATED WARE, &e.— ANYWHERE IN THE STATE. gg PAINTS OF EVERY COLOR, OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERY. THING IN THAT LINE. ; Agent for the PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! For Nevada City, And will furnish every description of SILVER PLATED WARE.@} Or replate Goods from:. which Silver has been worn, with any thickness of Silver desired. Call and see the Goods. GEORGE E TURNER, PINE STRERT, *: Nevada, Aug. 20th. BUILDER'S INSURANCE 00, Of San Franciséo, THOMAS MOONEY, President. THOS. 8. FINCHLEY, Agent? :* FOR N&VADA AND PLACER COUNTIBS. -_— * ( Leave your orders on slate at VICrOR CHEVALIER & CO. ‘ North-west corner Commercial & Pine sta.° CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,&e. &e., _ Wé OFFER TO THE TRADE.A VERY Large and well selected Stoek ot Goods, comprising ENGLISH «ARTHEN WARE,FRENCH PJRCELAIN, CUE & PRESSED GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, CLOCKs, &e, ‘ WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, Recen ly established hir , and now in successtul Operai ou, auu are prepared to luroish ev— ery description of SILVER PLATED WARE, With a full guaraatee as to quality, of superior fiuisu and la.est design, * ¢ are ulsy preps ed tu re-p.ace goods from which «the silver nas beeu worn, w.th any weigat of cilver desired, aud che fall’ weight coutracted jor ,warautecd. Orders resp-ctfully selicited, HAYNES & LAWTON, 516, 518, 520 and 522 Sansome st. Coruer of Merchant.San Francisco, July 26th. MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —AaND— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Nevada City. WM. H. KISTLE, Proprietor. MEALS furnished at all hours — for 25 cemtis. Lodging 26 cts. . Tite GA always supplied with the Dest LiQUUAtD any LLUARS, dt you want a good square meal or a good drink yu tu KistLu’s. _Nevada, July 25en Contract to Let. ROPOS ALS will be received antil TUES DAY, sept.15.h, tor the raising of a 50 ” lvol 8hatt-for che bayle Compauy of Moore’s Klat. For turthe particulars enquire of the subscriber, at the m ne. 3. . ist MOREY, Secretary. Moore’s Flat, Auy. 30h.

py & ~ We saw yesterday fuar ounces,in which NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. x LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, RicuSTRIKE aT PHELPs’ Hitt.— Chas. Phelps, the original locator.of Phelps’ Hill; near Washington, in this county, made a rich strike about six weeks ago. Mr. Phelps commenced running a tunnel into the hill Hbout three years ago and has worked in it “more or less every season. The tunnel has paid expenses ever since he commenced work, but about six weeks ago he struck the main channel of gravel. He does not know the width or depth of the strata, but it is supposed to be from ten to twelve feet deep and=one hundred feet wide. The geld varies from fine grains up to the size of a pea, and he has found lumps worth $52.— the lumps-were-as—targe as the kernels of pea-nuts. As soon as the tunnel is ran through, Mr. Phelps proposes to put on hydraulic power and wash the ground off. He has stuck by thie old hill sincé 1853 and has at last opened it. sufficiently to demonstrate that he has a fortune there. ‘ALMost AN ACCIDENT,—P. E. Jefferis,ot Eureka, narrowly escaped being . ~ seriously injured by the explosion ef ~a shot gun on Saturday last. He bor’ rowed the gun for the purpose of shooting a hawk, and by mistake two charges had been put into the same barrel. The gun buret. near the breech, the stock was broken and some of the fragments struck Mr. Jefferis in the face, but he escaped without injury than a slight bruise. IMPROVEMENT.—Pratt, mine host of the Glenbrook Park is preparing for the Winter campaign. He has put on a heavy coat of first rate gravel in front of his howise so that parties can always finda spot torest clear ofmud. Ho-ror Grass VALLEY.—Teams will be ready this evening at 6 o'clock to convey all who want to go down to join in “the “torchlight: procession. at Grass Valley and hear Henry Edgerton, the most eloquent ‘man in the State.— Let all who want to go be on hand: premptly at the hour named. MEETING SaturRDay Nigut.—Col. C. A. Twe8d, of Placer county, will ad. ~~~ sdress:the ‘people of Nevada at the Grant and Colfax Club room, on’ Saturday evening of this week. Col. Tweed makes 4 first-rate speech, and the room will be crowded. END oF TUE YEAR:—Rev. C. H. Northup preached the closing sermon of his first conierence year at the Methodist Church on Su.day evening. He Z0es to uttend the conference which will meet on the 16th. , WE learn that a man named George Caruthers was killed at Truckee yesterday. No par.icutare, Pe CS An importane telegraphic message Was received at the teiegraph office yesterday, iur"‘I'nomas Curtis. — His whereabouts is unknuwn to the Operator. NATURALIZED —W. Bovey 4 native of Enyianu, und Daniel A. McLean, a native of irviand, were yesterday nat— uralized in tue County Court. THE County Ccure met yesterd y morning at 10 v'c.uck und adjourned to the same hour on Sa urday next. MINING uovassivws. oc. Gautierand others have lucaieu, under the name ot the Gviden Company, a claim of 1,500 feet on u ledye u miie and a half trom Grass Vajiey, near Bucker’s sulphuret works. . ; Srruck It.—a iew ua ys since the Birchvilte Co., at KuureKa,\ struck tLe leige in’ tucir new tunael and found it exceedingly rich. Som COCUMbu1:.—We -saw yesterday a cucumber raised Ly Ke D. White o0 Prospect itil, which measured 214 ~~ Laches in lengua asd 12-imelies in cir‘Phe seed from which this } cumference, Monster was raised were. brought from England, ’ The Daily Transerrpt, . any further / Gnrowine Rerutation.—If the. éné tire ence from South America, Central America and the West ladies, received by Mesars. Hostetter & Smith, during the last twelve months, were published at length, it would probably be considered one of the most extraordinary collections of approbatory testimony on record. ‘The letters, written in every variety of style, and emanatin, from individuals of almost every. class, are, nevertheless, all of the same tenor. Physicians, priests, artisans, lawyers, &c., tell one story, admitting, without reserve or qualiftication; that the tonics heretofore in use in those regions have been generally rand justly superceded by HUST i'TTER’S BIT'TERS. ‘he confidence manifested by the people oi these countries might be tairly called enthusiastic. Yet these dre-not the only tokens of the growing popa= larity of 2 “HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS: The foreign orders for the article from Europe, Austratia, New Zealand, China, ‘. Japan, Kast tidies; Cape or Good Hope,” Sandwich Islands, &c., have been _heayier than at any turmer period, As ana .tidote to malaria, a stomachic and genéral invigorant they all testity to its remarkabie etticacy , ae Agents for Pacific coast, HOSTETTEK, SMITH & CU., wholesale d.uggists, San Francisco. = eititibeiintimeniea aaa A FIRST RATE AND “well st0cked “Siage Line tunhiug lium NEVADA via ABD wou, YUU wok! w is Ur bhunD FUR sALy Also DUtUs 26k CHEAP, win diage dtabisat Yuu Bet, the POLL Rusy irom Lite York wo You Bet. For pacticulars audrees : pz : Mia, HH. CuLisY, Neva .a City. t#-The Voice of the People ! 23 Patronize the Cheapest ! —AND— KEEP DOWN THE MONOPOLY “THE PEOPLE'S PLATFORM -++»ADOPTED AT Aves TREMENDOUS MASS MEETING ! * +e OP eece Quartz Miners, Runchmen, Republicans, Democrats, Workingmen, Latoyers, Doctors, Printers, Lotel Keepers, Natural and Adopted Citizens ‘of ‘every age, class and condition . ! It Is THE OPINION OF GOOD JUDGEs, backed by men of ali parties, that net less than bwenty thousaud people were present duriug the . entire seesivu o: the Couvention. The zreatest enthusiasm prevailed tu tue end. 1 he.fol lowing Preambie aud Kesviuuous were presented by Senaor Fitz, sou of tue iate General Tailor, aud read in aloud aud distinct *yone Ol VOiCe 5 , WueErzas, It has been the custom of our anCestors, trom their earliest uuaucy to manhood and vuld age, aud particoiarly since the issue of our Miemurable aud ierivus American Kevululiuu, Ww wear aguod suit of civibing ; therefore, ResoLveD, That the great body of the dear people require @ yood, suDsiaatial, aud weilmnade article of Uiothiug, and tuat it is itue Lopinion vu. this Convention that the aforera d great body o1 humanity shuula be clothed at ail hazards, {Great cheering. ] REsoLvED, That the most extensive and desirable assortment of Clothiuy, Geuts’ Furnishing Guods, Hats, Caps, Buots aud Shues, Ofevery descriptiou, may be juund at BANNER’S CLO1HiNG EMPO«KIUM, REsoLvep, That this Convention recommend the above estabiishment, with entire cordiaiity and fréedom, to the pressing necessities of the many millions, [Cries of ‘Goud I” ‘Good 1’ ““Lhat’s ic! anu ageneral Clapping of hands from the cong: egated masses.) Resotvep, That their Department of Fine Fashionable Dress Suits, Beaver Business Suis, and Gent's and Boys Clothing of every description, is unsurparsed in style and quality, and the LOW PRICKS DEFY CUMP.'11TIUN, [Great cheering amoung ihe people. ] Major Shortpurse muved the aduption of the above resuoluuones, which Was. seconded by General Approbation, wuo made a tew spirited and highly eulogisticremarks in rn ference particuiarly to the .ésujutious. Une unavimous aye Cau.e Up frou the vast throng, which re vealed the depth of ieeliug that prevailed among the peuple on this subject. A motion was made that ‘he proceedings be published inthe Nevapa Daity Teanscutpr, alter which the meeting adjourned with NINE cheersi‘for BANNER BRULTHEKS, ana ihe People’s Platform. ‘ merchants, planters, military officers, . Stage Line and Toll Road for sale. . . OUR CASH PRICES BEFORE As I passed up the street, On the last pleasant day, J met a young gent, In euch stylish array, ; That I made up my mind, When . eaw his fine clothes, At no piace but 8. HAAS & CO’S Could he tind such as those. : The Coat fitted neatly, é Of cloth, *twas the best, The Pants set completely, And eo didthe Vest. If ““Dressweli” had seen him, He'd had such a FIT No décior could have cured him, Or he. ped him a bit. Every garment he wore Just suited the mati, y, As none but 8S. HAAS & CO. can. -Cor.Pine.and Commercial Street. — e ~ Gent's Clothing, FURNISHING GooDs, . rs CLOTaiNne ‘Sold at 30 per cent. cheaper than any other House in this city or county.

8. HAAS & C0. NEW ADVERTISEMENT. HARDWARE: 3 HARDWARE: GREAT REDUCTION! IN PRICES OF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE IRON, STEEL, &c. &c. t# From Date we will sell for ‘CASH ONLY! ~ All Goods in our Line at SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES AND FREIGHT ! Merchants, Mechanics and_Miners throughout the County will flud it to their interest to “GET BUYING !_at WE SHALL BE CONSTANTLY IN KECEIPT of woods, direct trom the Manufacturers,and Can eave to uur ‘Trade irom VEN wo TWENTY PeHK CENT upon their purchases, 6" Persons having accounts upon onr Books are requested to settie them at once. CRAWFURD & v0:Nevada, July 3d, 1868. P. 8.—Parties indebted to us (the undersigned) must “8gE Us’’ suOn, a3 we have done a Banking businesswith them (withoat coilateral) lung enough. ; CRAWFU«D, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. BEST FRENCH CALF BOOT LEGS $4 25 per Pair! French Calf Footing Fronts ! $1 50 per pair! (A180: 4 LARGE ASSURIMENT BEST Philadelphia Calf Skins. Also, keep constantly on h-nd a large as-sortment of GENTS’, BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ FRENCH CALF SCREWED 'BOU'T's AND HUES, which for cheapness aud durability cannot be surpassed. 7 Also, LADIE3’, MISSES’, and CHILDREN»’ SUS aud GALT ERS on hand at all times in endiess varieiy. 6@~ Country orders promptly filled. BF. A. SEISERLICH 214 Calitornia Street. San Prancisco, July 16th. Fartnership Notice. NS is hereby given that Anson W. Lecter and Austin W. Lester have this day entered into co pa: tnerhip in the Grocery aud Provision Busi.ess uuder the firm name ot A. W. LeSTHER & CO. ANSON W. LESTER, AUS'TIN W. LESTER, Nevada, Aug. 29ih ' All parties indebted to the Jat« firm of HAMILTON & LBS LK are requested to settle im mediaieiy, aud ali perrous having claims . MERUSTON, HASTINGS &' bo, * HEUSTON, j HASTINGS , & C0., a ARE THE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS —oFr— . ‘“SaN FRANCISCO, chen — —= SPECIALITIES. —— PRICE AND GUARANTES. The Largest and most varied stock of Gentlemen’s Ciotng, Furnishing Gvuods, Trunks Bays aud Valises, on tue i’acilic Coast. Kye. ry.articie sold, berlig Of our own. Mmaaufacture, is guarauteyd. Having coutracts direct with European and American Mandacturers of piece guods we thereby effect a saving of inily OU per Ceut ln Whulega.e uealers proits and are second rate prices. — STYLES, Having agents in London and Paris we introduce the uew styles in San p'ranciscu simrem ES With tleir appearauce in New grk. GOODS MADE TO ORDER. For the accommodation of such as may desire, We have secured te services of u celebrated auropean Cutter, aud are prepared to Make “Up piece yuuds ia a styie superior Wo any ota Fr buuse on thy Cuast. suirts, Lies, Collars, etc. Maue tO Order at shor. nouce. COUNT4Y ORDERS, Goods forwarded by Express to any part: of the 1 ucific cuast vm the feveipt of Orders and Measures ; Bead lor direclivns for measurement, HEUSTON, HASTINGS — & CD, LICK HOUSE BLOCK, SAN FRANCESCO O, OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE ~ B. MEYER & ¢0., OULD inform the People of Nevada that W they are at their old siaud, Cor. of Broad & Pine Streets, Selling Clothing 30 per cent cheaper than any other store ! os ef ALL WE ASK UF PURCHASERS IS TO CALL ON US, EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND PRICES BEFORE BUYING ELSEWHEKE, —OUR SL©OCK OF SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING Silk, Velvet & Cashmere Vests, —AaND— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners? Shirts and Underclothing, Boots, Shoes, and Gafjters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, UMBRELLAS, FANCY ARTICLES, CANNOT BE EXCELLED! Give us a call and we will guarantee satisfaction ! —_ ee" Don T FORGET THE PLACE. OPPOSITION CLOTHING STORE, MEYER & CO., Proprietors. agaiust whe same are reqaested Ww present them ior settlement. ; Corner of Broad & Pine Sts, Nevada city. —AT—~ GEORGE B. TURNER'S, [PINE STREET. . ALMATS ON HAND A LARGE sTocK RARDWARE, MINER’S-€00L8, CUTLERY, TiNWARE, CROCKERY, _. SASH, a Doors, STOV £8, PLATED WARE, &e.— ANYWHERE IN THE STATE. gg PAINTS OF EVERY COLOR, OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERY. THING IN THAT LINE. ; Agent for the PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! For Nevada City, And will furnish every description of SILVER PLATED WARE.@} Or replate Goods from:. which Silver has been worn, with any thickness of Silver desired. Call and see the Goods. GEORGE E TURNER, PINE STRERT, *: Nevada, Aug. 20th. BUILDER'S INSURANCE 00, Of San Franciséo, THOMAS MOONEY, President. THOS. 8. FINCHLEY, Agent? :* FOR N&VADA AND PLACER COUNTIBS. -_— * ( Leave your orders on slate at VICrOR CHEVALIER & CO. ‘ North-west corner Commercial & Pine sta.° CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,&e. &e., _ Wé OFFER TO THE TRADE.A VERY Large and well selected Stoek ot Goods, comprising ENGLISH «ARTHEN WARE,FRENCH PJRCELAIN, CUE & PRESSED GLASSWARE, TABLE CUTLERY, CLOCKs, &e, ‘ WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC PLATE WORKS, Recen ly established hir , and now in successtul Operai ou, auu are prepared to luroish ev— ery description of SILVER PLATED WARE, With a full guaraatee as to quality, of superior fiuisu and la.est design, * ¢ are ulsy preps ed tu re-p.ace goods from which «the silver nas beeu worn, w.th any weigat of cilver desired, aud che fall’ weight coutracted jor ,warautecd. Orders resp-ctfully selicited, HAYNES & LAWTON, 516, 518, 520 and 522 Sansome st. Coruer of Merchant.San Francisco, July 26th. MAIN STREET RESTAURANT —AaND— WILD DUCK SALOON! Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Nevada City. WM. H. KISTLE, Proprietor. MEALS furnished at all hours — for 25 cemtis. Lodging 26 cts. . Tite GA always supplied with the Dest LiQUUAtD any LLUARS, dt you want a good square meal or a good drink yu tu KistLu’s. _Nevada, July 25en Contract to Let. ROPOS ALS will be received antil TUES DAY, sept.15.h, tor the raising of a 50 ” lvol 8hatt-for che bayle Compauy of Moore’s Klat. For turthe particulars enquire of the subscriber, at the m ne. 3. . ist MOREY, Secretary. Moore’s Flat, Auy. 30h.