January 6, 1858 (4 pages)

Examination of Louls Goldburg. . ‘mony taken before Justice AXDERSON, Dec. a and. 30th, reported by ‘Gro. S. Hurr. EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECUTION. George Thomas.—I know the Defendant, and . John Enders, There was a large gathering at Carter's house in Humbug City, eu Saturday . evening, Dec. 26th, 1857. Enders came out of . the ball room into the bar-room, and attempted to pull the room door shut, and Goldburg tied . to push it open. Enders said the dvor should . not be opened by any parties that had not paid fer their tickets. Goldburg said he should open it any how. and Euders said “Let me see you . open it.” The first Isaw then was a scuffle be. tween the two, and that raised some other scuf. fling and Goldburg ran by where 1 was aud went out into the street. The scuflling inside . eeased iv a minute or so, and Euders and [ weut down street neur to Goldburg’s house. G’s house is about 100 yards from Carter’s, on the . other side of the street I left Geldburg there and returned to Carter’s, and I think remained in the ball room two or three minutes, and went eutside again. I went to the end of the house jn front and returned towards the bar-roum, . when I saw Goldburg and another man coming back again frem towards G.’s house. G. spoke to me, and spoke of his not being admitted into the ball room; said he had paid for his ticket, . and that it was not right. I told bim thatI was . floor manager, and that if he had spoken to me he could have gotten in. I then left him and {wo more men talking on the platform, and I went into the bar room. where I bad been buta few moments when IJ heard a fuss on the outside, but I did not go out until heard Enders call out that he was cut. I then rau out aud saw E. . staggering with his hand on his side, and I ran to him and asked what was the matter. He said he was cut, cnt. I put my hand around him and helped him into the house, and then ran to the ball room and called out the Doctor. Enders was Jaid on a settee and the Doctor dressed his wound. There was ne difficulty in the bar room before Enders tried to shut the door. Iwas not present at the cutting. G. went out of the door and left directly after the cutting. Skidmore was with G. when he returaoed after the first scuffle. Cross-Examined.—Enders had not been drinking that I know of. That was a public ball at Carter's, and any respectable man whe paid tor his ticket could goin. Enders was there as an intimate friend of Mrs Carter’s, Goldburg told Endere that he bad his ticket when E. tried to pull the door shut, and E, then said that he would like to see him go in. The scuffle at the déor was over ina moment. LT went ot about two or three minutes after Goldburg had gone. Enders said be wanted to see G, when he and [ walked down towards G.’s house. He did not ray what for. Iwent along for company, Enders was at that time some little excited. We did not sce G. when we went down. Enders asked me to go back as my wife had sent for me aud I might make her uneasy if 1 went down street with him, I bad been back at the house five, tenor fifteen minutes before [saw Goldburg again. Enders had net got back to Carter’s when Goldburg rdturued after going to his house, Kaders must bave been near at hand when [entered the house. He made no threats against G. when we were going down, and did not say. in my hearing, that he could whip any . man who associated with Rosenheim. I heard Enders say “Where is the d—d sen of a b—12” Soon after I saw Goldburg go out of the bourse, A short time after that Eaders and I wentdowa towards Goldburg’s. Enders is about five feet ten inches high, acd weighs about 180 pounds, and isa muscular man, Lasked Enders wheth er I might go with him when he started down towards Goldburg’s. I was a little fearful that he might have some trouble. In Chief Resumced.—Goldburg looks etouter . than Enders, but the latter is more museular, 1 did not see Enders have any weapons, and he had noue when I examined his person after he . was cut, Henry Brenton—I was present at the ball at Carter's, . went into the bar room and heard a fracas; went out to see what it was, and heard . Mnders say that Goldburg wanted to get into. the ball, but had no ticket; said that G. said he lad bought a ticket but hadn’tit with him. . Geldburg opened the door, aud Enders said, “1 wantthis door shut.’ Goldburg said that be had paid his money and could do as he pleased. They then went out. Euders was a little excited and went dowu the street towards Goldburg’s, and then came back. Afterwards he went up to Galdburg and said, “Louis, you have insulted me,” and then Goldburg ran the kuife into him. Goldburg was outside of the door wheu Eaders speke to him about being insulted. Kaders eame from down town, laid his hand on Groldburg and said, “Loxis. you have insulted me,” and then Goidburg, with bis left band, struck him with a knife. [ was about six or cight feet from them at the time. Geldburg stabbed Eaders the moment that E. laid bis hand oa bim, I did not see G. have a knife before the cutting. Cross-Examined.—I am in the employ of Eudere, I heard him say after Goldburg left, “Where is the d—d son of a b—bh?” and he also said he would whip G. if he saw bim. When we returaed to Carter’s there were four of us together—Brooks, Holland, Enders and myself. Enders said he would lick Goldburg for insulting him; that he did not allow any man to insult bim. The first thing Eoders did when we came up to Carter’s porch was to put his haud . on Goldburg and say, ‘You have iusulted me.” I grabbed hold of G.after E. said he was stabbed. This happened between 11 and 12 o’clock at night. After Enders was stabbed, they remained together but a few moments. I weot down to ‘*Celdburg’s house to see what was going on. I swear positively that I did not touch Goldburg until after he bad stabbed Eaders, There were cight or ten men around when Eaders slapped Goldburg on the shoulder, and they could all! see what was going on. I saw Enders, before he laid his hand on Goldburg, walk up te him, Jay his coat off, and say, “Now I am going te lick you—you son of a b--h.’? Enders had nothing in his hand then, After Enders was cut he picked upa stick, struck at Goldburg, and hit Holland’s hand, which was on G’s, head, The etick was about a foot and a half long, aud about an inch and a half round—a piece of ateve wood. Enders went into the house in about a minute or minute anda half after he was cut. Enders injured Holland’s hand with the stick. Holland, Brooks, Enders and I had been ruuning together that night. The crowd rushed together as soon as E.ders had taken off his coat. I do not think that Goldburg could . have got out of the crowd from the way they . got round him. In chief resumed.—I did rot see the knife until after the cut. At the time the stab was given no one had hold of Goldburg, but they grabbed him as soon as Enders said be was ent, Goldburg left immediately alter we let go our holds upon him. [ saw no weapon abont E ders. I grabbed hold of the haud of G. that had the kaife in it. Three or four men were standing with G. when E., the two others, and myself . went up. Goldburg said “On no,’’? when E. teld him that G. had insulted him. Thos. H. Brooks.—I fell in company with En. ders at the saloon opposite Goldburg’s house, . after the first fracas had occurred. He was! then with Holland and Brenton. We there drank and watked up to Carter’s to dance again. Just as we got there we saw five or six men in frent of the frout door of Carter’s house, and . Goldburg was with them. Enders approached him and lightly slapping bim ou the shoulder said, “Lewy, you have insulted me!” In a mo. ment after they had moved from their first! eters about two paces nearer the house, when nders exclaimed that he was cut, Then some . persons interfered—probably five or six—aud they were separated; after that, Goldburg at. tempted to pass down the street, between the crowd, aud Enders retraced his steps and came on the other side of the crowd; they met when . Enders was passing around the crewd, and E. picked up a stick some two feet long and struck . at Goldburg, but Holland received the blow. . Holland had hold of G’s. hair with one hand and his knife-hand with the ether. The blow knock. ed Holland's hand lone. and G. jerked back . 'toexplain seme d'fficulty, but 1did not hear / some interruption between him and Enders. . John Enders on yesterday morning at Humbug in the right side between the 7th and 8th ribs; . their testimony was not important. ' from Brooks, stepped round the crowd and p'ck, The second blow that Enders struck hit Holland , Enders picked up the stick I heard him say that . ' «take him away,’ when E. first struck at him. and made his eseape, I did not see the blow or the stab given. I think that Goldburg took one pace back when Enders placed his band upon him, No one had hold of either party at the time Enders said he wascut. I came up the street with Enders, and Goldburg was then standing probably three paces from any one else, near a table that was in the front yard. Cross-Examined.—I heard no threats made by Enders towards Goldburg. Isaw E's. coat . falling off just before he reached G, E's hand was moderately laid upon Goldburg. I did not see Enders strike G. before the stab was given. There was no excitement in the crowd when Enders firat approached Geldburg. I met Guld. burg very near Carter’s house, before I went to the saloon, about ten minutes before we came . back to Carter’s. G. hailed me and attempted . enough of it to say exactly what it was about. linferred from what he said that there was . Dr. R M. Hunt.—I was called to examine . 1 fonnd a wound made with a kmife about . City. The wound was three-fourths to one inch wide. it is upwards and backwards. It is a danger. ous wound, and I think the chances against his . recovery. The wound was enlarged by the . drawing out of the knife. Enders said that he thought he caught the knife. The evidence of A. J. Holland was similar to that of Brooks and Brenton. Several other witnesses were sworn for the prosecution, bat . EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENSR. Robert Meacham.—I was at the ball but did not . see any portion of the difficulty. I saw Eaders . in the bar room quarreling with M-. Thomas. presently after Enders went into the ball room ard then came out and asked where Goldburg was, and said that he would have revenge out . of Lewy before morning. and he then went out . into the street. Enders first supposed that it was Thomas who had insulted him at the ball . reom door, Thomas was with Enders when he . went inte the street and down towards Goldburg’s store, James McGlinsey.—I was present at the stabve bing. and was there when Enders came up.— Goldburg was standing there with his hands in. bis pockets. Presently Enders and two others came up. and when he got within about five or six feet of G. be dropped a coat er talma, and said “G—d—n you Lewy” and mad a pass at him and grabbed hin by both coat collars, G. then caught him by his left collar and told Euders twice to keep away from him, and at the same time Goldburg put his hand into his bofrom, and in a moment or two after this Enders eried out that he was stabbed. Holland then came up and caught Goldburg. and Brooks caught Enders, who said *G—d—n it don’t hold me.” Brooks then let him loose. Holland marched G. down from E. and E. picked up a stick and struck at G. but I don’t know whether he hit him or not. Goldburg then got loose, ran up the hill, and Brenton after him. T then went back into the ball room, Ido not know whether Enders struck Goldburg or not when he first approached him outside the house ; but he grabbed him with both bands by the collar, Cross-Examined —I was not ever three feet from Goldburg when Enders made the pass at him just before be grabbed him, The next thiuz that I heard after Goldburg told Enders to keep away, was that the latter cried out that he was stabbed. J. S. Allen.—I was at the ball at Carter's on . last Saturday night, bat did not see any thing of the difficulty, except that there scemed to be . a free fight in the bar room, and Goldburg was on the outside looking through the window. Cross-Examined.—I saw Goldburg standing . outside of the bar room looking in at the window when the disturbance was going on ins d», I saw Enders inside the bar room at the same time. In Chief Resumed.—I think that Goldburg had paid to go into the hall, Rush Skidmore.—I was present at the difficulty, T was standing on the steps opposite the bar room doer with Goldburg and Edwin Henry . and James McGlinsey. We had been there . about ten minutes, when Enders came by me, threw his coat off and laid it on a beneh. and said “G-—d-—-n you Lewy, you have insulted ine.’ IT turned rouad at once and saw E iders take Goldburg by the collar with his left band and struck at him at the same time with his right hand. Goldburg made a step back then said “take him away from me.’ Holand then came reund and teok hold of G., and Brooks of E. and threw him off from the bouse. Holland pulled G. towards the house, Enders got loose . ed up a stick and eatas in frontof G. and struck athim. When Holland drew G. down by the . side of the house Isawa knife in G.’s hand. on the hand, and Goldburg turned reund and . wentupthe hill, Brenton started in pursuit of G. and halloord “harg him’? They ran round the upper side of the house, and a German by the name of Fred ran round the lower side of the honse, when Malone came out of the house. Enders then said “G—d—n you Brooks, . you hold me after a man bas stabbed me.” Malone asked Enders if he was cut. and he said yes, When Enders came up to Goldburg in the street . was about two feet from the latter. Euders stepped aside about four feet in order to get to where Goldburg was standing. When he was stabbed. I did not see G. strike at E. at all, but I heard G. say three or four times . Enders is about five feet eleven incbes high— pretty well built, and I think could handle Goldburg easily. Cross Examined.—The first I saw of the knife . was when Holland pulled Goldburg down by . the side of the honse. Goldburg came out of! the har room after I went ont. Enders strack Goldburg when he firat came up to him in front of the bar room at the platform. He struck him on the neck somewhere. The knife was . abont six inches long, with a white handle. BOOK STORES. ~ BOOKS, BOOKS forthe MILLION ! ! J. EE. HAMIIN, No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine. AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST 4ASsorted Stock of : Books, and Stationery, Musical Instruments, beta x . . TOYS, &C. &C., ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at Wholesale & Retail, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST, My Stock consists in part of a good asssortment of Law, Medical, Historical, Poetical, Micellaneous, Masonic Works, Catholic Piety and School Books of every variety. Any quantity of Gift Books, Christmas Prescuts, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays. New and improved Diartes, and Dally J. for 1858. A variety of sizes for the pocket and Counting Room. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, A circulating Library of 1,000 volumns new, and in good order, and . am constantly receiving the latest and most desirable works published, direct from New York and Philadelyhia. Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, &¢ from all parts of the Globe, Steamer Papers and California weeklies, neatly put up for mailing—Postage Free. It is useless for me to try to enumerate the endless varity of everything. And I will say I have as good an assortment as can be found this side of San Francisco, Persons wishing anything in my line of business will save money by calling upon me, before purchasing else. where. Our Motto is We Strive to ease. mee AMLIN. SAE oy) ys! is A re, Eturrah for the DROMEDARY LINE! ! HE FIRST TRAIN HAS JUST ARRIVED WITH MORE NEW BOOKS AND STATIONARY, consigned to o.w. WELCH, Dealer in all kinds of BLANL. JOOKS and STATIONERY, STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, MUSIC and MUSICAD INSTRUMENTS, Gold ens and Cutlery, at the Pioneer Book Store!! Crittendon’s Brick, No, 84 Main St. Nevada. HOTELS, YORK HOTEL!! Broad Street, above Pine--Nevada. * MRS. ADAMS, FORMERLY OF the What Cheer House, having leased the above fay New and Commodious Hotel, formerly kept by 226K, ‘Tracy Stroud, is now prepared to accommodate the public in a manner unsurpassed in the mountains. Particular attention paid to families who wish a quiet place of resort during their stay in the city. THE TABLE is well supphed with all the market affords—and nothing shall be left undone that will add to the confort of the guests. Nevada, December Ist, 1857 —9-tf THE MONUMENTAL HOTEL !! PARKER & HUMPHREY, Proprictors. i Ae ei by the uniersigned, (formerly employees of Sa, =. W. Gres.) and are prepared to accommodate travelers in as good style as any Hotel in the mountains, at the fvot of Main Street, Nevada, has been leasThe proprietors flatter themseives that their experience . in the business, guarantees them in stating that the reputution of the House FoR GOOD CLEAN Bubs, and a well pro vided TABLE will always be sustained One of the proprietors will personally attend to the ca. tering for the House, and will always Frovide the Best the Market affords. And they hope, by unremitting attention to their business, to merit a continuance of the extensive patrouage whieh the Louse has always enjoyed. ANDREW H, PARKER, STILES A, HUMPHREY. Nevada, Noy, 3d 1857,—5-3m UNITED STATES HOTEL!! M. ROSENHEIM, Proprietor. !HIS NEW AND SPACIOUS HOTEL, LATELY erected and just completed, in the flourishing town of Hombug City, [North Bloomfield] is now MS, open fur the reception of permanent aud trancient Boarders, in a style unsurpassed by any other Hotel in the Mountains THE TABLE is supplied by all the variety the mar. ket affords, and the Beds and furniture wre entirely new, and as tor ytyle and comfort, they cannot be excelled, Bay Particular attention paid to Ladies and Families"@@ THE BAR will be under the supervision of the gen. tlemanly proprietor, M. ROSENHEIM, and will at all times be supplied with the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. August 25th 1847.—50-tf NATIONAL EXCHANGE. No 34 Broap Street, Nevaba, HE undersigned late proprietors of the Unrrep Stata Hore., having leased Bleknell’s Block and bandsomely fitted it up throughout, are now prepared to xccommodaie permanent and transient Boarders, in a style unsurpassed in the State. The Table will at all times be supplied with all the varieties the market affords. The Beds and Furniture are all new and for style and comfort, cannot be excelled. Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation of Ladics and Familtes. Having bad long experience in the business, we are con. tident of being able to make the NATIONAL, one of the most desirable Hotels in the mountains This Block is substantially built of Briek, and withstood the late disastrous fire—the rooms are airy and . well finished, and from the Balconies you have a splendid . view of the surrounding country. Be OPEN ALL NIGHT -@& The Bar will be under the supervision of Mr. THOMAS HENRY, and will at all times be supplied with the choicest WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. PEARSON & HEALY, Proprietors. Ney Aug. 20, 1856 46-tf BROAD STREET DRUG STORE. H. WICKES & CO., (successors to W. G. e ALBAN,) Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in Drugs, Porcelain W hile, Medicines, Port Wine, Chemicals, Sherry Wine, Dye Stuffs, Madeira Wine, Paints, Fine Brandy, Turpentine, Holland Gin, While Lead, Window Glas, Red Lead, Lard Oil, Lithargee, Sperm Oa, Brushes, Polar Oil, Alcohol, Fish Oil, Starch, Castor Oil, Pearl Brandy, Neats Foot Oil, Tapioca, Patent Medicines, Canary Seed, Perfumery, Vinseed Oil, ; ving Extracts, Jopeal Varnish, Spices, Sune Varnish, Bay Rum, Coach Varnish, Sarsaparilla, Dansar Varnish, Webber's Cordial, Putty, Cherry Pectoral, Zinc Paint, Wistar’s Balsam. Together with a general and complete assortment of all articles in our line, which will be sold at prices as low as they can be afforded in the mountains. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded. DR. H. H. WICKES & CO. Corner of Broad and Pine streets. Nevada, June 24th, 1856.—42-tf “Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. 6, meets every Monday evening, at Masonic Hall, Nevada. Visiting Companions are respectfully invited to attend, . T. H. CASWELL, M. E. H. P. J. F. Repowpn, Sec'y. . . E. K. Kane Lodge, No. 72, F & A M. holds . its meetings every Wednesday evening, at Masonic Hall, Nevada. T. BH. ROLF, W.M. . C. C. Grezs, Sec'y. Nevada Lodge, No. 13,F & A M, holds Its meetings on Saturday evening ofeach week, at Masonic Hall, Nevada. Stated meetings on the second Saturday of . each month. T. Pr. HAWLEY, W. M. J. ¥. Repowrn, Sec'y. ; ig / Dibble Lodge, No. 109, F. & A. M., holds its meetings every Monday evening, at Alpha, Nevada county. . Stated meetings, Monday of or next preceeding fuil moon. W. W. WIXOM, W. M. . Cavin HALL, Sec’y . —— ' Nevada Temple of Honor No. 8.—Meets every . Monday evening, at Templar’s Hall, at 7 o’clock. Visiting Brethren in good standing are ever welcome. J. Stratton, W. R. 6-(m W. F. LYON, W. C. T. Barnette and Sands Flavoring Extracts, . . are now considered better, and are now more generally . used thanany other, fur flavoring Custard Pies, Blanc . Mange, Ice Creams, Sauces, &c. ke. For sale in quanti. ties to suit, at GEO, 0. KILBOURN’S Drug Store, Commer. . cial «treet. Also—Burnetts Kaliston, or Orient Water, the cost effectual preparation forthe removal of Tan, . Freckles. Pimples, roughness of the -kin, giving it a fresh } clear and blooming appearance, try it. 42 CLOTH.NG FOR THE HOL:DAYS! ! OL. KOHLMAN has on hand an elegant assortment of Coats, Pants, Vests, &c. &c. Persons wishing to fit themselves out with NEW SUITS for the Holidays, will do well give him a call, at bis Store, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. Nevada Tee. 024 1857.—12 -¢f. . Nevada, Nov. 17th 1857.—7-tf NEVADA BAKERY'!! No. 21 MAIN STREET NEVADA. BREAD TO SUIT ALL NATIONS. Boston Brown Bread, Graham Bread, German Kummel Bread, French and Brick Loaves, EXamburg Rolls. LSO, EVERY VARIETY OF CAKES & PIES, which will befurnished to Hotels, Restaurants and Families at the Lowest Rates, Particular attention given to supplying Wedding Parties, Balls, &c. &c., with every variety of Bread and lastry. AUGUST JUNGHERR & CO. NEW YORK BAKERY!! BROAD SfREET, NEVADA. LEPPERT & HOFFMAN, Proprietors. AVING recently opened a Bakery on Broad street, above Pine, we are prepared to furnish Hotels, Restaurants, and Families, with every variety of Bread, Cakes, Pies, Confectionaries, &., AT THE LOWEST RATES. ae Wedding Parties and Balls, furnished with all kinds . of Cakes, Pastry, &c., at the shortest notice. . LEPPERT & HOF FMAN. Nevada, Dec. 22d, 1857.12 tf UNITED STATES BAKERY !! Pine Street, first Door below Kidd & Knox’s Brick Store. THIS well known and popular Hotel, situated . . i . . . . j DRY GOODS & CLOHTING. Competition DWefiedci!! Still Ahead of all Others! STEIFEL& COHN, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS, —_—W ITH A New anc Splendid ——ASSSORMMENT OF—— PALL & WINTER COOBS, Well selected for this Market, at their nC Say Se a Aw EPs 54 Broad &t., in Kidd & Knox’s Brick Bullding, WABRE THEY ARE SELLING AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES! ——AMONG WHICH ARE—— FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS. “ “ “ DELAINES “ “ \ qll wool CASSIMERES, “ = n “ « BLAIDS, x bid ** Cotton do bid ss “ Figd FLANNELL, “ Plain, all col's. do. CLOTH AND VELVET MANIILLAS, Large assortment of WOOLEN SHAWLS, = bel bi PRINTS, SCOTCH GINGHAMS, JACONETS & CROSS-BARRED MUSLINS, A large assortment TABLE LINEN & TOWELING. —000—— = a ? Alarge assortment of Black, Brocade, French . Plaid. Also, SILK. ROBES of every style and de: . scription. Also, a large and splendid assortment of HOSIERY . . of all kinds, Also—Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. And in fact everything which the Ladies wear, we have in abun. . dance, and of the finest quality. If the Ladies will call . and examine our GOODS and PRICES, we are cer. tain they will not go away dissatisfied. Our STOCK Is, without doubt, the best selected for this market, now in this City, in every respect. } We have arrangements in San Francisco by which we . tour Goods on such termsas enabesusto SHELL . Low EER than any other House in Nevada, a fact which can be demonstrated by giving us a call, a—COUNTRY DEALERS are particularly re . uested to examine our extensive stock of Domestic . Seeds, consisting of HEAVY DUCK, all numbers. Drills and Sheetings, . BLANKETS, Carpetings, Drugget, Matting, Oil Cloth and Door Mats, of all kinds. Which we offer for sule at San Francisco Prices. STEIFEL & COHN. Nevada Nov. 10th 1857 —6-tf REMOVAL! REMOVAL! REMOVAL!! SOL. KOHLMAN’S . CHEAP STORE, HAS REMOVED 1o the old and popular corner, in Kidd & Knox's Building . Corner of Broad and Pine Sts. HERE can be found every variety of Fashinable Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnixhing Goods, consisting in part of Black and Blue Cloth Frock Coats; Beaver, Pilot and Casximere Business Coats ; Heavy Pilot, Beaver and Petersham Raglans ; . Black and Blue Broadeloth Talmas ; Black, Blue and Fancy Cassimere Pants ; Blue, Grey, Black and Satinet Pants ; Fancy and Black Silk Velvet Vests ; A large assortment of Shirts, Drawers, Handkerchiefs, Cravats und Gloves; ity « . ! . . A good stock of the latest stylesof HATS § CAPS; . Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags ; Also a large and well selected stock of BOW’S AND YOUTH’S CLOTHING! A large stock of heavy Grey, Blue. Red and the finest of White Blankets ; MRmubber Goods. Goodyear's best White and Black India Rubber Coats and Jackets ; India Rubber Pants, Overalls, Leggings and Gloves ; Best kind of Goodyear’s Long Legged and Knee Top India Rubber Bocts. I invite my friends and the public in general, lo call: and . examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, . aa Remember the Corner of Broad and Pine streets, . formerly occupied by Rosenheim & Bro. . SOL, KOHLMAN. Nevada Nov, 6th, 1857,—5-tf A. BLOCK & CO., . : Corner of Pine and Commercial Strects, Are now in receipt ofa large, and well selected Stock of WINTER CLOTHING —AND— GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, . Of every desirable description. . —ALSO— . INDIA RUBBER COATS, JACKETS, PANTS, LEGGINGS, and GLOVES, -Or mr BEST QUALITY. All of which will be sold at the most Reasonable Prices. Wa Please call and judge for yourself. “Ge A. BLOCK & CO., Nevada Oct, 30th 1857.—44-1f A. 2. ALSTON, J. B, NEWMAN, STILL. SLUSHEK, ALSTON, NEWMAN & CO., HAVE REMOVED <4 ToNo 45 Broad Street, Riley's Building. . SAN FRANCISCO. J. REGAN’S Steam Refined Candy Manufactory, NO. 38 MONTGGMERY STREET, Between Bush and Sutter Streets, San Francisco. Poets sing of the spicies in Indian Isles, Of the citron, the orange and lime; They sing of the fragrance so lavish diffus’d, By the breeze in each tropical clime. Let the epicure boast of each high-flavor'd dish, The flavor of wines or French brandy, Yet none of the list named above can compare With J, Regan’s ‘Steam Refin’d Candy.’’ Rich spices and fruits and sweet flowers may be good, Or dishes for epicures dainty; But the question in this 1 will not debate, Yet each have admirers in plenty, Withal, there are none of them haif so well sett, From the sweet prattling child to the d ’ As that sweetest of sweets, everywhere idolized— I mean Regan’s ‘Steam Refine'd Candy."’ Who made confections—the fact is known well; Tho’ ’twas seven years since, he continues it still, And sells by wholesale and retail. He is selling Lis stock at such reduced rates, That purchasers are always handy, And they find each variety aes to the trade, Among J Regan’s ‘Steam Refin'd Candy.’’ . “Regan’’ was first, on the Pacific Coast, . Here's an hundred varieties that need not be naim’d And being made by the new improved process; He can sell his goods cheaper than any other man, For parties, to families or grocers. Of French candies now, his assortment is large, And buyers will find it most handy, To call or send for their holiday stock right away, Of J. Regan’s ‘Steam Refin’d Candy.” (9-tf SAN FRANCISCO SUGAR REFINERY. HAS COME TO THE NOTICE OF THE undersigned, that the YELLOW REFINED SUGAR sold by them, has been mixed with CHINA RAW SUGAR by purchasers, and ggp~-sold as Refined Sugar. In some instances our Brand and Barrels have been used, and in others, the imitation has been so close that consumers would readily be deceived. In some cases, the Raw Sugar has been packed with a layer of the Refined Sugar at the top and bottom of the barrels. aeConsumers are cautioned against these FRAUDS, and are informed that they may obtain standard samples of our Sugars at our office; and, on application by mail, the same will be sent, free of charge, to any part of the State, Buyers are cautioned against a mixed Sugar branded: gam'’San Francisco Refined Sugar, Best Yellow, D.’’ In imitation of our brand of second grade Yellow Sugar, which runs thus: “San Franciseo Refinery, Refined Yellow Coffee Sugar, D.’’ Frauds will be treated according to the laws for the protection of Trade Marks. BOND & HALE; 7.1m Agents of the San Francisco Sugar Refinery. “HOTEL INTERNATIONAL, SAN FRANCISO, CALIFORNIA, yg UNDERSIGNED REQUESTS THE attention of the traveling public, and strangers in particular, to the merits of this House. Although but lately established under the supervision of its present managers, yet a discriminating public have . discovered in it a well managed and superior Hotel, The present proprietress and managers, A. 8. HALEY, JOHN J. HALEY, and BE. R. ROBINSON, with an honorable celicacy, not wishing to encroach upon the merits of other houses, have successfully endeavored to establish for it . the name ofa First Class Hotel in every Particular. We would bere state that the comparative succass of this House since January last has exceeded that of any other on the J’acific Coast, with a constantly increasing patronage, A conveyance, marked “INTERNATIONAL HOTEL COACH,” Under the personal superintendence of P. B Sn ith, formerly Stage Agent at Sacramento City, is in attendance at all hours to convey pissengers to and from the Hotel, . for one dollar each, including baggage. A. 3. HALEY, Lessee, Assisted by Jonn J. Harry and E. R. Ropinson, late of the Railroad House, 62-3m. NATIONAL HOTEL!! On Jackson St., between Sansome and Mongomery as., SAN FRANCISCO. DAVID JONES, Proprictor, 5 THIS FINE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH ‘fl granite front, is now in perfect order, and under the superintendance of David Jones, formerly of Jones’ Hotel, San Francisco and Sacramento, MR. JONES wishes to inform his friends and the . publie generally, that they will always tind him at home, day and night, ready and willing to attend tot he wants of his guests, In his usual style and at the most reasonable rates. The house already has several of the best families in the efty, and pleasant rooms for several more, The proprietor invites families and the public to give hima eall as he feels assured if they do, they will call again. 60-8 FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c. Wholesale and Retall. T. PIDWELL, informa hia old customers and e the Public generally, that he bas just returned from the East and bas resumed business nt 140 Washington Street, From the arrangements he was enabled to make with some of the principal Houses in New York and Boston, he will be kept in constant supply with the Best Goods for this market, and with what he intends to manufacture, will be enabled to fill all orde:s he may be favored with. He would take this opportunity to inform those of the Trade that may wish to order direct from the East, that he is prepared to transmit their orders, and afford them fucil. ities to procure any gooda they may desire, SAMPLFS OF FURNITURE, Looking Glasses and Bedding, with a variety of Upholstery Goods, such as Plush, Hair Cloth, Webbing. and Lent’s Patent Spiral Springs’ or Mattrasses, Sofas and Chairs; and an assortment of CABINET HARDWARE. Me will also be in receipt of invoices of Goods, which he will dispose of ata small advance. He therefore feels confident to be able to give satisfaction to all those who may be desirous of purchasing, either at wholexale or retail. Remember-—140 Washington street, San Francisco. 46-3m GEO. J. BROOKS & CO. PAPER WAREHOUSE. NO. 123 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO AGENts ror James Conner & Sons’ Tyr Founpry. YPE, Cases, Stands, Brassand Wood Rules, with a com. L plete assortment of all kinds of PRINTING MATERIALS, always on hand. Also RUGGLES’ JOB PRESSES, RUGGLES’ CARD CUTTERS, HOE’S IMPEREAL PRINTING PRESS, HOE’S PROOF PRESSES, HOE’S PAPER CUTTERS. 15,000 Reams Printing Paper, all sizes 2, re Fine Book Paper, 10,000‘ Manilla Wrapping Paper, HEY are now receiving and will at all times be in re receipt ofa LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF FALL AND . wWwimter Clothing!!! CONSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS : . Cassimere Bu iness Coats, good assortment ; . Pilot Cloth and other kinds of heavy Overcoats ; } Pilot and Petershan Jackets; . Fine Overcoats and Raglans; . Black and Fancy Cassimere ants, large stock ; Satin, Nelvet, Cassimere and all other grades of Vesta; Hats in great variety; Blankets, all colors; Haywood Vests; India Rubber Boots, short and long; India Rubber Coats and I’ants; India Rubber Wrappers, Davis and Jones’ patent Shirts; White and Grey Merino under shirts and drawers; . Cassimere Grey and Blue over shirts; . Trunks and Carpet Bags; } In short every article usually found in first class similar establishments, . Best exertions to render satisfi.ction. Hope to merit a . continuance of the patronage heretofore bestowed upon us, Ba@~ Our prices shall always be as low as the lowest and . uniform. Call and examine our Stock. . ALS VON, NEWMAN & CO., 45 Broad Street, naxt door to McRoberts & Funston's, Riley's Building. Nevada. Oct. 2ith, 1857. J.8. WALL & CO. DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Miner’s Supplies, Preserved Fruits, Liquors, ke, No, 55 Broad Street, Nevada, AVING completed our new fire-proof building, we are now receiving the largest Stock of Goods ever brought to this place. Having plenty of room, and being secure . against fire, it is ourintention to keep on band at all times . a full assortment of all articles to be found in similar estab. lishments, which wili be sold to Miners and Families . On the most Reasonable Terms. Our Stock consists in part of the following asssortment of . HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED . Family Groceries, ke. the interest of his late partner, Mr. LEPPERT, in the above well known BAKERY, will hereafte ry on the business on his own account, and is prepared to furnish his old customers, and all who may favor him with a call, . with all articles in his line, at prices to suit the times. §00 Qr. Sacks Flour; 3,000 Lbs. S. C. Hams, 10,000 Lbs. Potatoes; 100 Bibs. Flour; 8,000 Lbs. Hams; 3,000 Lbs. Side Bacon; 3,000 Lbs Gosben butter 1,000 Lbs. Lard; With a complete stock of SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, RICE, BOSTON BROWN BREAD AND GRAHAM BREAD of @. TOBACCO, FRESH FRUITS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, . very superior quality, constantly on hand; also, Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cake. Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied with every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found in New York Bakeries, at wholesale ~~ A good assortment of PIE FRUITS, JAMS, JELLIES, FIGS, PRUNES, TAMARINDS, STRAWBERRIES, &c. 4&@FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on hand. -@@ . going below for their 4% 1+f N DREIFOSS. . 8 r WENDELI Nerada Nec. 31st, 18957 &e. ke. gap GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE -@@ We invite the attention of Country Dealers to our large A stock of Goods. As we have unusual facilities for purchasing, we are confident that we can sell on such terms as will make it to their advantage to trade with us instead of . WALL & CO., Broad Street. Seplember 16, 1856—t. 6.000 * Hardware Paper, 20,00) * Double Conn, Straw, 10,000 Lha, Lighthody’s Celebrated News Ink, 2,000 ‘ Fine Book Ink, Colored Inks in Cans and Printer’s Varnish. August, 16, 1856, JUST RECEIVED AT THE NEVADA SHOE STORE. Commercial Street, Next Door Below Landecker's. A Large and Splendid Assortment of . Ladies and Misses Boots & Shoes, . OF THE LATEST STYLE. J.° KF. HOOK would respect3 fully inform his old customers and the <i COUNTING-HOUSE ay Jan. cafeed os 2) 2b§Jony. wie 3} 4] 5) 67 8} 9 t} 7] 8 10}11)12/18}y4 15/16 13}14/15) 17]18]19'20} 9} 22) 23 20}21 2 24}25}26/ 27/98 29'30 27/28} 29 Sil. steal. aa eabek bs Ay Fes. ls alg “i ethave sl al § 7} $8} 9.10/43 12/13 1O}11/ 12] 15]14 1415] 16'17/ 1g 19) 20 Li} 18/19/2021 21}23/23 24/05 26) 27 24) §/ 2 . 27128 AR PS pea WAL s. ind] <nbee Man. . ./ 1) 2,3) 4 6] 9))Sere. } 1) 2] 34 7} 8} 9.10)47 12/13 7) 8) g10)11 14. 18]16!17/ 18 191205 Lal ts lie . 17}t8 2/25) 28 2496 26) 27 21}a¢. 2: . 24196 28)z0/30'31) . . 28]29}30).}. APR. . .Jocdec} su 2 QP 8)pOer. heetest ae 4] 5] 6) 7} g 9/10 6} €} 7] 819 11] 12]18)14!15 16)17 14}13] 14] 16)16 18. 19}20'21)99 23/24 19) 20/21) 22}23 25/21) 27. 28}20 80). -§ 26. 27 . 2¢. 29. 30 2} 3} 4) 6} 6 7] 8S{Nov 2) 3} 4 6 9}10}12/12)73 14/15 910} 11} L2h13 16/17}18'19) 20 21/22! 16} 17) 18} 19}20 23/24/25 26/27 28) 29. 23/24/25) 26) 27 Jon. . . ./1 . 2] 3 4) 62$Dre. ef US 4 6} 7] 8) 910 11/12 7) 8} 9}10/11 12}14]15!16)17 18/19 12]13]14)15} 1€)17)18 20} 21) 22/23) 24 25/26 21/22/25) 24) 26 7. 28]29,30!. 1.5 26. 27/28. 29. 301311 DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—In the matter of the Estate of JOHN NICHOLSON, deceased. By virtue of an order of the Hon. Probate Court, of Nevada county, the undersigned Administrators of the above estate will . sell at public auction on THURSDAY the 7th day of Janu. ary A. D, 1858, at 10 o'clock A. M. in front of the Court . House door in the city of Nevada, all the right, title and . interest of said estate, in and to the Mining Claims situated on Little Deer creek, known as the Head & Morrow claims, being the undivided one-third thereof. Also all the right, title and interest of the estate in and to one undivided oneeighth of the Mosquito creek claims, with one-sixteenth . of the Mosquito creek ditch. Also one house and lot on the bill near residence of O. B. Stone, Also one undivided . one balf part of cabin on Little Deer creek, near Hirat & Russel’s mill. Terma of sale made known on the day of sale. Nevada Dec, 22d, 1867.—12-td ROBT. F, MORROW, THOS, S. NICHOLSON, Admistrators of Extate of J. Nicholson, dee'd. NOTE LOST---CAUTION . ! . LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTION. ed against negotiating for a note drawn by THOMAS . BUTTERFIELD & SON in favor of A. SCOTT or order, dated Noy. 20th 1867, for four hundred and sixty dollars, with interest at the rate of three per centa month. The above note was lost on Chrismas day, somewhere between Nevada and Omega. A, SCOTT. . Deeember 2th 1867.—13-3w TO CITY TAX-PAYERS!! OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE City Tax of one doliar upon each one hundred dollara of assessed value is now due, and payable. E. O, Tompkins, the Deputy Marshal, will be at the Recorders office, . Riley’s Brick Building, on the corner of Broad and Pine . streets, to receive the same each day Sundays excepted, from 10 o'clock A. M, to 4 o'clock P. M, The law providing for the collection of taxes will be strictly enforced against all delinquents HENRY VLUMER, Marshal, Nevada Dec. Ist. By E. , Dep. Marshal. . NOTICE TO SCRIP HOLDERS !! sf ig owners of the following No's Serip drawn on the different Funds are requested to present the same for . payment, aa Interest ceases from this date, County General Fund:—No's, 6, 8, 37, 39, 64, 811, 14] Road Fund-—No's, 10, 11, And all Registered Warrant: on the Indigent Sick Fund, prior to February lst. 1857, T. W. SIGOURNEY, Treasurer N.C. Nevada, Dee. 10th 1857.—11-3t AGLANS AND TALMAS, of the vory quality, Just receivod and for sale by S01, KOHLMAN, Corner of Broad and Pine Streeta, } best 5-tt B° ¥S’ CLOTHING, JUST RECEIVED AND For Sale by A. BLOCK & CO. . 9-tf Corner Commercial and Pine sta, BOOTS & SHOES! The Old Stand, corner of Commercial & Main sts. HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED THE ENtire interest of S. MAYERS in the above establishment would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and surrounding country, that they intend to keepa large assortment of BOOTS, AND ALL KINDS & VARIETIES OF SITOES, which, as they have made arrangements to get their stock direct from the best manufnctories of NEW YORK, BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA, . they will be able to sellas CHEAP as they can be sold at any other establishment in the State, A large assorment of LADIES’, MISSES and CHILDREN’S SHOES. constantly on hand. A continuance of the liberal patronage from their former patrons and the public is respectfully solicited. P, J, ESPENSCHEID, WILLIAM R. COE, Nevada, April lat, 1857.—26-tf Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, — AND — Y Fe 7° MACHINE SHOP! AVING established ourselves in the above business we aré now prepared todo all kinds of CASTING with neatness and despatch, We have tools superior to those of any other Foundry in the Mountains, and patterns for all kinds of Saw-mill and Quartz-mill Machinery, Vumps, and Car Wheols from 8 to 18 inches in diameter, Jron Fronts for Brick Buildings, Baleony nad Awning Posts, &c. We will also build STEAM ENGINES of all kinds, from 8 to 40 horse power, We have now on hand an 8 or 10 horse power Engine, just completed, which we will sell as cheap as can be sold in the State. Everything is New, & Warranted Perfect! Having THREE LARGE LATHES in running order, we can till orders quicker than any other shop in the mountaina. Any one wanting work done will do well to call and examine our extensive lot of PATTERNS. GR. All Orders Punctually Atlended to. “GR T. J. WILLIAMS, D. THOM, Proprieters. 28-tf—3m* "NEW MEAT MARKET!! . Junction of Main & Commercial Sts. (Opposite the American Exchange.) Amoerican Beef, PORK, VEGETABLE &, &e. LWAYS on hand Fresh and in the best possible condi. dition, The subseriber, feeling himself under the greatest obligations to his numerous customers for past . favors, is determined to merit, not only a continuance of present, but an inorense of patronage. Noone shall be dissatisfied, if the meaus of satistaction ix within his reach, gar Cornel Beef and Pork, Sausage, &., always ow band and for sale. . a7 Come and ace for Yourselves, “Go CHARLES KENT, Proprietor. . Nevada, Noy. 17th, 1857. . Dancing School!!! HE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN THEIR DANCING SCHOOL, at Temperance Hall, on . THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 26th 1857, public, that he has recently purchased a ince and well as-. Legsona given to Ladies, from 4 to 5 o'clock P. M., every sorted stock of BOOTS & SHOES and has R give him a call. He has a full stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ SHOES, Gents . Hall. KS, anda splendid assortment of . ' Fine BOOTS and GAITERS, MINING BOOTS, constantly on hand. REPAIRING done on the shortest notice. The Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada, are respectfully BOOT & SHOE STORE ! ON COMMERCIAL STREET, (Next Door below Keeney’s Hardware Store.) HE UNDERSIGNED, HHAVING PURCHASED AN EN . tirely new Steck of BOOTS, SHOES, BRO-. the house two doors below us, . watch, and admit customers at all hours. GANS, RUBBERS, kc. &c., consisting of every va riety necessary to make up a First Class Boot and Shoe Store !! Begs leave to inform the public generally that he will sel on the most favorable terms possible. this or any other market. Boots and Shoes made and repaired to order. . Mag All work coming from this shop, giving way without doing reasonable amount of service, will be mended Free of Charge. Nevada, April 17, 1857.—29-tf HOLIDAY PRESENTS!! 8. MAYERS. HOLIDA’ PRESENTS, Portfolios, Card Cases, Toys, &c. &c. Are being received at the Pioneer Book Store, &w@ PRICES to suit the times. -@e G, W. WELCH. Nerade, Dec. 22d 1857.—12-tf e-OPENED his . store on Commercial Street, (next door below Landecker’s . Brick Store) where he will be happy to serve all who may Ashe has made necessary arrangements to receive new supplies weekly, be . expects to be able at all times to furnish bis customers . with the best and most fashionable articles to be found in COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NICE BOOKS FOR THURSDAY—To Gentlemen, from 7 to 8 o'clogk every THURSDAY evening. . Gentlemen without partners, will not be admitted to the HOLCOMB & GROVE. Nevada, Nov. 25th 1857,—8-4w i ORO HOTEL. invited to call and examine my stock, . On K Strect, between Second and Third, . Aug. 26th.—47-tf. J. F. HOOK. SACRAMENTO. ees . ah ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY HOTELS IN THE State, ia under the personal supervision of Mr, and Mrs. Hoxton, long favorably known to the pybtie, The ORO {s handy to business and amusements, yet quiet and orderly as the more retired. Every room in the house has a good window, and is well furnished, Stages leave every day for all parts of the mines, from We keep a strict night It shall be our . ambition to merit, and we hope for a continuance of public favor, 1 Strangers who read this, will do well to remember the location, and inquire the character of the ORO HOTEL . on K street, between Second and Third. While our table and our beds will suit the most particular, our charges are too low to mention. gd and late meals to suit all. -lin Cc. H. HOLTON. COVERT'S SUN AND WATER-PROOF PAENT. Cree & CO., are now prepared to furnish to the trade and consumers, a superwr article of Paint for houses and Roofs. Jt is warranted as periur article, . andcan be furnished either dry or ground in oil, or in packages, in quantities to suit. The color ground in in oil is a beautiful dark stone, and will stand fire aud water better thanany Paint manufactured. It is California manufacture, and can be furnished at nearly one-half the cost of an imported article. N. B.—A superior article of PULY. of our own make, j for sale cheap, either iu bulk or bladders. ! Address, COVERT & (OD, 5 3m Rark ‘“‘Dimon,’’ foot of J street, Sacramento

Examination of Louls Goldburg. . ‘mony taken before Justice AXDERSON, Dec. a and. 30th, reported by ‘Gro. S. Hurr. EVIDENCE FOR THE PROSECUTION. George Thomas.—I know the Defendant, and . John Enders, There was a large gathering at Carter's house in Humbug City, eu Saturday . evening, Dec. 26th, 1857. Enders came out of . the ball room into the bar-room, and attempted to pull the room door shut, and Goldburg tied . to push it open. Enders said the dvor should . not be opened by any parties that had not paid fer their tickets. Goldburg said he should open it any how. and Euders said “Let me see you . open it.” The first Isaw then was a scuffle be. tween the two, and that raised some other scuf. fling and Goldburg ran by where 1 was aud went out into the street. The scuflling inside . eeased iv a minute or so, and Euders and [ weut down street neur to Goldburg’s house. G’s house is about 100 yards from Carter’s, on the . other side of the street I left Geldburg there and returned to Carter’s, and I think remained in the ball room two or three minutes, and went eutside again. I went to the end of the house jn front and returned towards the bar-roum, . when I saw Goldburg and another man coming back again frem towards G.’s house. G. spoke to me, and spoke of his not being admitted into the ball room; said he had paid for his ticket, . and that it was not right. I told bim thatI was . floor manager, and that if he had spoken to me he could have gotten in. I then left him and {wo more men talking on the platform, and I went into the bar room. where I bad been buta few moments when IJ heard a fuss on the outside, but I did not go out until heard Enders call out that he was cut. I then rau out aud saw E. . staggering with his hand on his side, and I ran to him and asked what was the matter. He said he was cut, cnt. I put my hand around him and helped him into the house, and then ran to the ball room and called out the Doctor. Enders was Jaid on a settee and the Doctor dressed his wound. There was ne difficulty in the bar room before Enders tried to shut the door. Iwas not present at the cutting. G. went out of the door and left directly after the cutting. Skidmore was with G. when he returaoed after the first scuffle. Cross-Examined.—Enders had not been drinking that I know of. That was a public ball at Carter's, and any respectable man whe paid tor his ticket could goin. Enders was there as an intimate friend of Mrs Carter’s, Goldburg told Endere that he bad his ticket when E. tried to pull the door shut, and E, then said that he would like to see him go in. The scuffle at the déor was over ina moment. LT went ot about two or three minutes after Goldburg had gone. Enders said be wanted to see G, when he and [ walked down towards G.’s house. He did not ray what for. Iwent along for company, Enders was at that time some little excited. We did not sce G. when we went down. Enders asked me to go back as my wife had sent for me aud I might make her uneasy if 1 went down street with him, I bad been back at the house five, tenor fifteen minutes before [saw Goldburg again. Enders had net got back to Carter’s when Goldburg rdturued after going to his house, Kaders must bave been near at hand when [entered the house. He made no threats against G. when we were going down, and did not say. in my hearing, that he could whip any . man who associated with Rosenheim. I heard Enders say “Where is the d—d sen of a b—12” Soon after I saw Goldburg go out of the bourse, A short time after that Eaders and I wentdowa towards Goldburg’s. Enders is about five feet ten inches high, acd weighs about 180 pounds, and isa muscular man, Lasked Enders wheth er I might go with him when he started down towards Goldburg’s. I was a little fearful that he might have some trouble. In Chief Resumced.—Goldburg looks etouter . than Enders, but the latter is more museular, 1 did not see Enders have any weapons, and he had noue when I examined his person after he . was cut, Henry Brenton—I was present at the ball at Carter's, . went into the bar room and heard a fracas; went out to see what it was, and heard . Mnders say that Goldburg wanted to get into. the ball, but had no ticket; said that G. said he lad bought a ticket but hadn’tit with him. . Geldburg opened the door, aud Enders said, “1 wantthis door shut.’ Goldburg said that be had paid his money and could do as he pleased. They then went out. Euders was a little excited and went dowu the street towards Goldburg’s, and then came back. Afterwards he went up to Galdburg and said, “Louis, you have insulted me,” and then Goldburg ran the kuife into him. Goldburg was outside of the door wheu Eaders speke to him about being insulted. Kaders eame from down town, laid his hand on Groldburg and said, “Loxis. you have insulted me,” and then Goidburg, with bis left band, struck him with a knife. [ was about six or cight feet from them at the time. Geldburg stabbed Eaders the moment that E. laid bis hand oa bim, I did not see G. have a knife before the cutting. Cross-Examined.—I am in the employ of Eudere, I heard him say after Goldburg left, “Where is the d—d son of a b—bh?” and he also said he would whip G. if he saw bim. When we returaed to Carter’s there were four of us together—Brooks, Holland, Enders and myself. Enders said he would lick Goldburg for insulting him; that he did not allow any man to insult bim. The first thing Eoders did when we came up to Carter’s porch was to put his haud . on Goldburg and say, ‘You have iusulted me.” I grabbed hold of G.after E. said he was stabbed. This happened between 11 and 12 o’clock at night. After Enders was stabbed, they remained together but a few moments. I weot down to ‘*Celdburg’s house to see what was going on. I swear positively that I did not touch Goldburg until after he bad stabbed Eaders, There were cight or ten men around when Eaders slapped Goldburg on the shoulder, and they could all! see what was going on. I saw Enders, before he laid his hand on Goldburg, walk up te him, Jay his coat off, and say, “Now I am going te lick you—you son of a b--h.’? Enders had nothing in his hand then, After Enders was cut he picked upa stick, struck at Goldburg, and hit Holland’s hand, which was on G’s, head, The etick was about a foot and a half long, aud about an inch and a half round—a piece of ateve wood. Enders went into the house in about a minute or minute anda half after he was cut. Enders injured Holland’s hand with the stick. Holland, Brooks, Enders and I had been ruuning together that night. The crowd rushed together as soon as E.ders had taken off his coat. I do not think that Goldburg could . have got out of the crowd from the way they . got round him. In chief resumed.—I did rot see the knife until after the cut. At the time the stab was given no one had hold of Goldburg, but they grabbed him as soon as Enders said be was ent, Goldburg left immediately alter we let go our holds upon him. [ saw no weapon abont E ders. I grabbed hold of the haud of G. that had the kaife in it. Three or four men were standing with G. when E., the two others, and myself . went up. Goldburg said “On no,’’? when E. teld him that G. had insulted him. Thos. H. Brooks.—I fell in company with En. ders at the saloon opposite Goldburg’s house, . after the first fracas had occurred. He was! then with Holland and Brenton. We there drank and watked up to Carter’s to dance again. Just as we got there we saw five or six men in frent of the frout door of Carter’s house, and . Goldburg was with them. Enders approached him and lightly slapping bim ou the shoulder said, “Lewy, you have insulted me!” In a mo. ment after they had moved from their first! eters about two paces nearer the house, when nders exclaimed that he was cut, Then some . persons interfered—probably five or six—aud they were separated; after that, Goldburg at. tempted to pass down the street, between the crowd, aud Enders retraced his steps and came on the other side of the crowd; they met when . Enders was passing around the crewd, and E. picked up a stick some two feet long and struck . at Goldburg, but Holland received the blow. . Holland had hold of G’s. hair with one hand and his knife-hand with the ether. The blow knock. ed Holland's hand lone. and G. jerked back . 'toexplain seme d'fficulty, but 1did not hear / some interruption between him and Enders. . John Enders on yesterday morning at Humbug in the right side between the 7th and 8th ribs; . their testimony was not important. ' from Brooks, stepped round the crowd and p'ck, The second blow that Enders struck hit Holland , Enders picked up the stick I heard him say that . ' «take him away,’ when E. first struck at him. and made his eseape, I did not see the blow or the stab given. I think that Goldburg took one pace back when Enders placed his band upon him, No one had hold of either party at the time Enders said he wascut. I came up the street with Enders, and Goldburg was then standing probably three paces from any one else, near a table that was in the front yard. Cross-Examined.—I heard no threats made by Enders towards Goldburg. Isaw E's. coat . falling off just before he reached G, E's hand was moderately laid upon Goldburg. I did not see Enders strike G. before the stab was given. There was no excitement in the crowd when Enders firat approached Geldburg. I met Guld. burg very near Carter’s house, before I went to the saloon, about ten minutes before we came . back to Carter’s. G. hailed me and attempted . enough of it to say exactly what it was about. linferred from what he said that there was . Dr. R M. Hunt.—I was called to examine . 1 fonnd a wound made with a kmife about . City. The wound was three-fourths to one inch wide. it is upwards and backwards. It is a danger. ous wound, and I think the chances against his . recovery. The wound was enlarged by the . drawing out of the knife. Enders said that he thought he caught the knife. The evidence of A. J. Holland was similar to that of Brooks and Brenton. Several other witnesses were sworn for the prosecution, bat . EVIDENCE FOR THE DEFENSR. Robert Meacham.—I was at the ball but did not . see any portion of the difficulty. I saw Eaders . in the bar room quarreling with M-. Thomas. presently after Enders went into the ball room ard then came out and asked where Goldburg was, and said that he would have revenge out . of Lewy before morning. and he then went out . into the street. Enders first supposed that it was Thomas who had insulted him at the ball . reom door, Thomas was with Enders when he . went inte the street and down towards Goldburg’s store, James McGlinsey.—I was present at the stabve bing. and was there when Enders came up.— Goldburg was standing there with his hands in. bis pockets. Presently Enders and two others came up. and when he got within about five or six feet of G. be dropped a coat er talma, and said “G—d—n you Lewy” and mad a pass at him and grabbed hin by both coat collars, G. then caught him by his left collar and told Euders twice to keep away from him, and at the same time Goldburg put his hand into his bofrom, and in a moment or two after this Enders eried out that he was stabbed. Holland then came up and caught Goldburg. and Brooks caught Enders, who said *G—d—n it don’t hold me.” Brooks then let him loose. Holland marched G. down from E. and E. picked up a stick and struck at G. but I don’t know whether he hit him or not. Goldburg then got loose, ran up the hill, and Brenton after him. T then went back into the ball room, Ido not know whether Enders struck Goldburg or not when he first approached him outside the house ; but he grabbed him with both bands by the collar, Cross-Examined —I was not ever three feet from Goldburg when Enders made the pass at him just before be grabbed him, The next thiuz that I heard after Goldburg told Enders to keep away, was that the latter cried out that he was stabbed. J. S. Allen.—I was at the ball at Carter's on . last Saturday night, bat did not see any thing of the difficulty, except that there scemed to be . a free fight in the bar room, and Goldburg was on the outside looking through the window. Cross-Examined.—I saw Goldburg standing . outside of the bar room looking in at the window when the disturbance was going on ins d», I saw Enders inside the bar room at the same time. In Chief Resumed.—I think that Goldburg had paid to go into the hall, Rush Skidmore.—I was present at the difficulty, T was standing on the steps opposite the bar room doer with Goldburg and Edwin Henry . and James McGlinsey. We had been there . about ten minutes, when Enders came by me, threw his coat off and laid it on a beneh. and said “G-—d-—-n you Lewy, you have insulted ine.’ IT turned rouad at once and saw E iders take Goldburg by the collar with his left band and struck at him at the same time with his right hand. Goldburg made a step back then said “take him away from me.’ Holand then came reund and teok hold of G., and Brooks of E. and threw him off from the bouse. Holland pulled G. towards the house, Enders got loose . ed up a stick and eatas in frontof G. and struck athim. When Holland drew G. down by the . side of the house Isawa knife in G.’s hand. on the hand, and Goldburg turned reund and . wentupthe hill, Brenton started in pursuit of G. and halloord “harg him’? They ran round the upper side of the house, and a German by the name of Fred ran round the lower side of the honse, when Malone came out of the house. Enders then said “G—d—n you Brooks, . you hold me after a man bas stabbed me.” Malone asked Enders if he was cut. and he said yes, When Enders came up to Goldburg in the street . was about two feet from the latter. Euders stepped aside about four feet in order to get to where Goldburg was standing. When he was stabbed. I did not see G. strike at E. at all, but I heard G. say three or four times . Enders is about five feet eleven incbes high— pretty well built, and I think could handle Goldburg easily. Cross Examined.—The first I saw of the knife . was when Holland pulled Goldburg down by . the side of the honse. Goldburg came out of! the har room after I went ont. Enders strack Goldburg when he firat came up to him in front of the bar room at the platform. He struck him on the neck somewhere. The knife was . abont six inches long, with a white handle. BOOK STORES. ~ BOOKS, BOOKS forthe MILLION ! ! J. EE. HAMIIN, No. 53 Broad Street, Corner Pine. AS JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST AND BEST 4ASsorted Stock of : Books, and Stationery, Musical Instruments, beta x . . TOYS, &C. &C., ever brought to the city of Nevada, which will be sold at Wholesale & Retail, CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST, My Stock consists in part of a good asssortment of Law, Medical, Historical, Poetical, Micellaneous, Masonic Works, Catholic Piety and School Books of every variety. Any quantity of Gift Books, Christmas Prescuts, Valentines, &c, for the Holidays. New and improved Diartes, and Dally J. for 1858. A variety of sizes for the pocket and Counting Room. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, A circulating Library of 1,000 volumns new, and in good order, and . am constantly receiving the latest and most desirable works published, direct from New York and Philadelyhia. Magazines, Periodicals, Newspapers, &¢ from all parts of the Globe, Steamer Papers and California weeklies, neatly put up for mailing—Postage Free. It is useless for me to try to enumerate the endless varity of everything. And I will say I have as good an assortment as can be found this side of San Francisco, Persons wishing anything in my line of business will save money by calling upon me, before purchasing else. where. Our Motto is We Strive to ease. mee AMLIN. SAE oy) ys! is A re, Eturrah for the DROMEDARY LINE! ! HE FIRST TRAIN HAS JUST ARRIVED WITH MORE NEW BOOKS AND STATIONARY, consigned to o.w. WELCH, Dealer in all kinds of BLANL. JOOKS and STATIONERY, STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, MUSIC and MUSICAD INSTRUMENTS, Gold ens and Cutlery, at the Pioneer Book Store!! Crittendon’s Brick, No, 84 Main St. Nevada. HOTELS, YORK HOTEL!! Broad Street, above Pine--Nevada. * MRS. ADAMS, FORMERLY OF the What Cheer House, having leased the above fay New and Commodious Hotel, formerly kept by 226K, ‘Tracy Stroud, is now prepared to accommodate the public in a manner unsurpassed in the mountains. Particular attention paid to families who wish a quiet place of resort during their stay in the city. THE TABLE is well supphed with all the market affords—and nothing shall be left undone that will add to the confort of the guests. Nevada, December Ist, 1857 —9-tf THE MONUMENTAL HOTEL !! PARKER & HUMPHREY, Proprictors. i Ae ei by the uniersigned, (formerly employees of Sa, =. W. Gres.) and are prepared to accommodate travelers in as good style as any Hotel in the mountains, at the fvot of Main Street, Nevada, has been leasThe proprietors flatter themseives that their experience . in the business, guarantees them in stating that the reputution of the House FoR GOOD CLEAN Bubs, and a well pro vided TABLE will always be sustained One of the proprietors will personally attend to the ca. tering for the House, and will always Frovide the Best the Market affords. And they hope, by unremitting attention to their business, to merit a continuance of the extensive patrouage whieh the Louse has always enjoyed. ANDREW H, PARKER, STILES A, HUMPHREY. Nevada, Noy, 3d 1857,—5-3m UNITED STATES HOTEL!! M. ROSENHEIM, Proprietor. !HIS NEW AND SPACIOUS HOTEL, LATELY erected and just completed, in the flourishing town of Hombug City, [North Bloomfield] is now MS, open fur the reception of permanent aud trancient Boarders, in a style unsurpassed by any other Hotel in the Mountains THE TABLE is supplied by all the variety the mar. ket affords, and the Beds and furniture wre entirely new, and as tor ytyle and comfort, they cannot be excelled, Bay Particular attention paid to Ladies and Families"@@ THE BAR will be under the supervision of the gen. tlemanly proprietor, M. ROSENHEIM, and will at all times be supplied with the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. August 25th 1847.—50-tf NATIONAL EXCHANGE. No 34 Broap Street, Nevaba, HE undersigned late proprietors of the Unrrep Stata Hore., having leased Bleknell’s Block and bandsomely fitted it up throughout, are now prepared to xccommodaie permanent and transient Boarders, in a style unsurpassed in the State. The Table will at all times be supplied with all the varieties the market affords. The Beds and Furniture are all new and for style and comfort, cannot be excelled. Particular attention will be paid to the accommodation of Ladics and Familtes. Having bad long experience in the business, we are con. tident of being able to make the NATIONAL, one of the most desirable Hotels in the mountains This Block is substantially built of Briek, and withstood the late disastrous fire—the rooms are airy and . well finished, and from the Balconies you have a splendid . view of the surrounding country. Be OPEN ALL NIGHT -@& The Bar will be under the supervision of Mr. THOMAS HENRY, and will at all times be supplied with the choicest WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. PEARSON & HEALY, Proprietors. Ney Aug. 20, 1856 46-tf BROAD STREET DRUG STORE. H. WICKES & CO., (successors to W. G. e ALBAN,) Wholesale aud Retail Dealers in Drugs, Porcelain W hile, Medicines, Port Wine, Chemicals, Sherry Wine, Dye Stuffs, Madeira Wine, Paints, Fine Brandy, Turpentine, Holland Gin, While Lead, Window Glas, Red Lead, Lard Oil, Lithargee, Sperm Oa, Brushes, Polar Oil, Alcohol, Fish Oil, Starch, Castor Oil, Pearl Brandy, Neats Foot Oil, Tapioca, Patent Medicines, Canary Seed, Perfumery, Vinseed Oil, ; ving Extracts, Jopeal Varnish, Spices, Sune Varnish, Bay Rum, Coach Varnish, Sarsaparilla, Dansar Varnish, Webber's Cordial, Putty, Cherry Pectoral, Zinc Paint, Wistar’s Balsam. Together with a general and complete assortment of all articles in our line, which will be sold at prices as low as they can be afforded in the mountains. Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded. DR. H. H. WICKES & CO. Corner of Broad and Pine streets. Nevada, June 24th, 1856.—42-tf “Nevada Royal Arch Chapter No. 6, meets every Monday evening, at Masonic Hall, Nevada. Visiting Companions are respectfully invited to attend, . T. H. CASWELL, M. E. H. P. J. F. Repowpn, Sec'y. . . E. K. Kane Lodge, No. 72, F & A M. holds . its meetings every Wednesday evening, at Masonic Hall, Nevada. T. BH. ROLF, W.M. . C. C. Grezs, Sec'y. Nevada Lodge, No. 13,F & A M, holds Its meetings on Saturday evening ofeach week, at Masonic Hall, Nevada. Stated meetings on the second Saturday of . each month. T. Pr. HAWLEY, W. M. J. ¥. Repowrn, Sec'y. ; ig / Dibble Lodge, No. 109, F. & A. M., holds its meetings every Monday evening, at Alpha, Nevada county. . Stated meetings, Monday of or next preceeding fuil moon. W. W. WIXOM, W. M. . Cavin HALL, Sec’y . —— ' Nevada Temple of Honor No. 8.—Meets every . Monday evening, at Templar’s Hall, at 7 o’clock. Visiting Brethren in good standing are ever welcome. J. Stratton, W. R. 6-(m W. F. LYON, W. C. T. Barnette and Sands Flavoring Extracts, . . are now considered better, and are now more generally . used thanany other, fur flavoring Custard Pies, Blanc . Mange, Ice Creams, Sauces, &c. ke. For sale in quanti. ties to suit, at GEO, 0. KILBOURN’S Drug Store, Commer. . cial «treet. Also—Burnetts Kaliston, or Orient Water, the cost effectual preparation forthe removal of Tan, . Freckles. Pimples, roughness of the -kin, giving it a fresh } clear and blooming appearance, try it. 42 CLOTH.NG FOR THE HOL:DAYS! ! OL. KOHLMAN has on hand an elegant assortment of Coats, Pants, Vests, &c. &c. Persons wishing to fit themselves out with NEW SUITS for the Holidays, will do well give him a call, at bis Store, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. Nevada Tee. 024 1857.—12 -¢f. . Nevada, Nov. 17th 1857.—7-tf NEVADA BAKERY'!! No. 21 MAIN STREET NEVADA. BREAD TO SUIT ALL NATIONS. Boston Brown Bread, Graham Bread, German Kummel Bread, French and Brick Loaves, EXamburg Rolls. LSO, EVERY VARIETY OF CAKES & PIES, which will befurnished to Hotels, Restaurants and Families at the Lowest Rates, Particular attention given to supplying Wedding Parties, Balls, &c. &c., with every variety of Bread and lastry. AUGUST JUNGHERR & CO. NEW YORK BAKERY!! BROAD SfREET, NEVADA. LEPPERT & HOFFMAN, Proprietors. AVING recently opened a Bakery on Broad street, above Pine, we are prepared to furnish Hotels, Restaurants, and Families, with every variety of Bread, Cakes, Pies, Confectionaries, &., AT THE LOWEST RATES. ae Wedding Parties and Balls, furnished with all kinds . of Cakes, Pastry, &c., at the shortest notice. . LEPPERT & HOF FMAN. Nevada, Dec. 22d, 1857.12 tf UNITED STATES BAKERY !! Pine Street, first Door below Kidd & Knox’s Brick Store. THIS well known and popular Hotel, situated . . i . . . . j DRY GOODS & CLOHTING. Competition DWefiedci!! Still Ahead of all Others! STEIFEL& COHN, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS, —_—W ITH A New anc Splendid ——ASSSORMMENT OF—— PALL & WINTER COOBS, Well selected for this Market, at their nC Say Se a Aw EPs 54 Broad &t., in Kidd & Knox’s Brick Bullding, WABRE THEY ARE SELLING AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES! ——AMONG WHICH ARE—— FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS. “ “ “ DELAINES “ “ \ qll wool CASSIMERES, “ = n “ « BLAIDS, x bid ** Cotton do bid ss “ Figd FLANNELL, “ Plain, all col's. do. CLOTH AND VELVET MANIILLAS, Large assortment of WOOLEN SHAWLS,

= bel bi PRINTS, SCOTCH GINGHAMS, JACONETS & CROSS-BARRED MUSLINS, A large assortment TABLE LINEN & TOWELING. —000—— = a ? Alarge assortment of Black, Brocade, French . Plaid. Also, SILK. ROBES of every style and de: . scription. Also, a large and splendid assortment of HOSIERY . . of all kinds, Also—Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. And in fact everything which the Ladies wear, we have in abun. . dance, and of the finest quality. If the Ladies will call . and examine our GOODS and PRICES, we are cer. tain they will not go away dissatisfied. Our STOCK Is, without doubt, the best selected for this market, now in this City, in every respect. } We have arrangements in San Francisco by which we . tour Goods on such termsas enabesusto SHELL . Low EER than any other House in Nevada, a fact which can be demonstrated by giving us a call, a—COUNTRY DEALERS are particularly re . uested to examine our extensive stock of Domestic . Seeds, consisting of HEAVY DUCK, all numbers. Drills and Sheetings, . BLANKETS, Carpetings, Drugget, Matting, Oil Cloth and Door Mats, of all kinds. Which we offer for sule at San Francisco Prices. STEIFEL & COHN. Nevada Nov. 10th 1857 —6-tf REMOVAL! REMOVAL! REMOVAL!! SOL. KOHLMAN’S . CHEAP STORE, HAS REMOVED 1o the old and popular corner, in Kidd & Knox's Building . Corner of Broad and Pine Sts. HERE can be found every variety of Fashinable Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnixhing Goods, consisting in part of Black and Blue Cloth Frock Coats; Beaver, Pilot and Casximere Business Coats ; Heavy Pilot, Beaver and Petersham Raglans ; . Black and Blue Broadeloth Talmas ; Black, Blue and Fancy Cassimere Pants ; Blue, Grey, Black and Satinet Pants ; Fancy and Black Silk Velvet Vests ; A large assortment of Shirts, Drawers, Handkerchiefs, Cravats und Gloves; ity « . ! . . A good stock of the latest stylesof HATS § CAPS; . Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags ; Also a large and well selected stock of BOW’S AND YOUTH’S CLOTHING! A large stock of heavy Grey, Blue. Red and the finest of White Blankets ; MRmubber Goods. Goodyear's best White and Black India Rubber Coats and Jackets ; India Rubber Pants, Overalls, Leggings and Gloves ; Best kind of Goodyear’s Long Legged and Knee Top India Rubber Bocts. I invite my friends and the public in general, lo call: and . examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, . aa Remember the Corner of Broad and Pine streets, . formerly occupied by Rosenheim & Bro. . SOL, KOHLMAN. Nevada Nov, 6th, 1857,—5-tf A. BLOCK & CO., . : Corner of Pine and Commercial Strects, Are now in receipt ofa large, and well selected Stock of WINTER CLOTHING —AND— GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, . Of every desirable description. . —ALSO— . INDIA RUBBER COATS, JACKETS, PANTS, LEGGINGS, and GLOVES, -Or mr BEST QUALITY. All of which will be sold at the most Reasonable Prices. Wa Please call and judge for yourself. “Ge A. BLOCK & CO., Nevada Oct, 30th 1857.—44-1f A. 2. ALSTON, J. B, NEWMAN, STILL. SLUSHEK, ALSTON, NEWMAN & CO., HAVE REMOVED <4 ToNo 45 Broad Street, Riley's Building. . SAN FRANCISCO. J. REGAN’S Steam Refined Candy Manufactory, NO. 38 MONTGGMERY STREET, Between Bush and Sutter Streets, San Francisco. Poets sing of the spicies in Indian Isles, Of the citron, the orange and lime; They sing of the fragrance so lavish diffus’d, By the breeze in each tropical clime. Let the epicure boast of each high-flavor'd dish, The flavor of wines or French brandy, Yet none of the list named above can compare With J, Regan’s ‘Steam Refin’d Candy.’’ Rich spices and fruits and sweet flowers may be good, Or dishes for epicures dainty; But the question in this 1 will not debate, Yet each have admirers in plenty, Withal, there are none of them haif so well sett, From the sweet prattling child to the d ’ As that sweetest of sweets, everywhere idolized— I mean Regan’s ‘Steam Refine'd Candy."’ Who made confections—the fact is known well; Tho’ ’twas seven years since, he continues it still, And sells by wholesale and retail. He is selling Lis stock at such reduced rates, That purchasers are always handy, And they find each variety aes to the trade, Among J Regan’s ‘Steam Refin'd Candy.’’ . “Regan’’ was first, on the Pacific Coast, . Here's an hundred varieties that need not be naim’d And being made by the new improved process; He can sell his goods cheaper than any other man, For parties, to families or grocers. Of French candies now, his assortment is large, And buyers will find it most handy, To call or send for their holiday stock right away, Of J. Regan’s ‘Steam Refin’d Candy.” (9-tf SAN FRANCISCO SUGAR REFINERY. HAS COME TO THE NOTICE OF THE undersigned, that the YELLOW REFINED SUGAR sold by them, has been mixed with CHINA RAW SUGAR by purchasers, and ggp~-sold as Refined Sugar. In some instances our Brand and Barrels have been used, and in others, the imitation has been so close that consumers would readily be deceived. In some cases, the Raw Sugar has been packed with a layer of the Refined Sugar at the top and bottom of the barrels. aeConsumers are cautioned against these FRAUDS, and are informed that they may obtain standard samples of our Sugars at our office; and, on application by mail, the same will be sent, free of charge, to any part of the State, Buyers are cautioned against a mixed Sugar branded: gam'’San Francisco Refined Sugar, Best Yellow, D.’’ In imitation of our brand of second grade Yellow Sugar, which runs thus: “San Franciseo Refinery, Refined Yellow Coffee Sugar, D.’’ Frauds will be treated according to the laws for the protection of Trade Marks. BOND & HALE; 7.1m Agents of the San Francisco Sugar Refinery. “HOTEL INTERNATIONAL, SAN FRANCISO, CALIFORNIA, yg UNDERSIGNED REQUESTS THE attention of the traveling public, and strangers in particular, to the merits of this House. Although but lately established under the supervision of its present managers, yet a discriminating public have . discovered in it a well managed and superior Hotel, The present proprietress and managers, A. 8. HALEY, JOHN J. HALEY, and BE. R. ROBINSON, with an honorable celicacy, not wishing to encroach upon the merits of other houses, have successfully endeavored to establish for it . the name ofa First Class Hotel in every Particular. We would bere state that the comparative succass of this House since January last has exceeded that of any other on the J’acific Coast, with a constantly increasing patronage, A conveyance, marked “INTERNATIONAL HOTEL COACH,” Under the personal superintendence of P. B Sn ith, formerly Stage Agent at Sacramento City, is in attendance at all hours to convey pissengers to and from the Hotel, . for one dollar each, including baggage. A. 3. HALEY, Lessee, Assisted by Jonn J. Harry and E. R. Ropinson, late of the Railroad House, 62-3m. NATIONAL HOTEL!! On Jackson St., between Sansome and Mongomery as., SAN FRANCISCO. DAVID JONES, Proprictor, 5 THIS FINE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH ‘fl granite front, is now in perfect order, and under the superintendance of David Jones, formerly of Jones’ Hotel, San Francisco and Sacramento, MR. JONES wishes to inform his friends and the . publie generally, that they will always tind him at home, day and night, ready and willing to attend tot he wants of his guests, In his usual style and at the most reasonable rates. The house already has several of the best families in the efty, and pleasant rooms for several more, The proprietor invites families and the public to give hima eall as he feels assured if they do, they will call again. 60-8 FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c. Wholesale and Retall. T. PIDWELL, informa hia old customers and e the Public generally, that he bas just returned from the East and bas resumed business nt 140 Washington Street, From the arrangements he was enabled to make with some of the principal Houses in New York and Boston, he will be kept in constant supply with the Best Goods for this market, and with what he intends to manufacture, will be enabled to fill all orde:s he may be favored with. He would take this opportunity to inform those of the Trade that may wish to order direct from the East, that he is prepared to transmit their orders, and afford them fucil. ities to procure any gooda they may desire, SAMPLFS OF FURNITURE, Looking Glasses and Bedding, with a variety of Upholstery Goods, such as Plush, Hair Cloth, Webbing. and Lent’s Patent Spiral Springs’ or Mattrasses, Sofas and Chairs; and an assortment of CABINET HARDWARE. Me will also be in receipt of invoices of Goods, which he will dispose of ata small advance. He therefore feels confident to be able to give satisfaction to all those who may be desirous of purchasing, either at wholexale or retail. Remember-—140 Washington street, San Francisco. 46-3m GEO. J. BROOKS & CO. PAPER WAREHOUSE. NO. 123 SANSOME STREET, SAN FRANCISCO AGENts ror James Conner & Sons’ Tyr Founpry. YPE, Cases, Stands, Brassand Wood Rules, with a com. L plete assortment of all kinds of PRINTING MATERIALS, always on hand. Also RUGGLES’ JOB PRESSES, RUGGLES’ CARD CUTTERS, HOE’S IMPEREAL PRINTING PRESS, HOE’S PROOF PRESSES, HOE’S PAPER CUTTERS. 15,000 Reams Printing Paper, all sizes 2, re Fine Book Paper, 10,000‘ Manilla Wrapping Paper, HEY are now receiving and will at all times be in re receipt ofa LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF FALL AND . wWwimter Clothing!!! CONSISTING IN PART AS FOLLOWS : . Cassimere Bu iness Coats, good assortment ; . Pilot Cloth and other kinds of heavy Overcoats ; } Pilot and Petershan Jackets; . Fine Overcoats and Raglans; . Black and Fancy Cassimere ants, large stock ; Satin, Nelvet, Cassimere and all other grades of Vesta; Hats in great variety; Blankets, all colors; Haywood Vests; India Rubber Boots, short and long; India Rubber Coats and I’ants; India Rubber Wrappers, Davis and Jones’ patent Shirts; White and Grey Merino under shirts and drawers; . Cassimere Grey and Blue over shirts; . Trunks and Carpet Bags; } In short every article usually found in first class similar establishments, . Best exertions to render satisfi.ction. Hope to merit a . continuance of the patronage heretofore bestowed upon us, Ba@~ Our prices shall always be as low as the lowest and . uniform. Call and examine our Stock. . ALS VON, NEWMAN & CO., 45 Broad Street, naxt door to McRoberts & Funston's, Riley's Building. Nevada. Oct. 2ith, 1857. J.8. WALL & CO. DEALERS IN GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Miner’s Supplies, Preserved Fruits, Liquors, ke, No, 55 Broad Street, Nevada, AVING completed our new fire-proof building, we are now receiving the largest Stock of Goods ever brought to this place. Having plenty of room, and being secure . against fire, it is ourintention to keep on band at all times . a full assortment of all articles to be found in similar estab. lishments, which wili be sold to Miners and Families . On the most Reasonable Terms. Our Stock consists in part of the following asssortment of . HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED . Family Groceries, ke. the interest of his late partner, Mr. LEPPERT, in the above well known BAKERY, will hereafte ry on the business on his own account, and is prepared to furnish his old customers, and all who may favor him with a call, . with all articles in his line, at prices to suit the times. §00 Qr. Sacks Flour; 3,000 Lbs. S. C. Hams, 10,000 Lbs. Potatoes; 100 Bibs. Flour; 8,000 Lbs. Hams; 3,000 Lbs. Side Bacon; 3,000 Lbs Gosben butter 1,000 Lbs. Lard; With a complete stock of SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, RICE, BOSTON BROWN BREAD AND GRAHAM BREAD of @. TOBACCO, FRESH FRUITS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, . very superior quality, constantly on hand; also, Fruit, Lemon, Pound and Sponge Cake. Wedding Parties, Families and Restaurants supplied with every variety of Bread and Pastry usually found in New York Bakeries, at wholesale ~~ A good assortment of PIE FRUITS, JAMS, JELLIES, FIGS, PRUNES, TAMARINDS, STRAWBERRIES, &c. 4&@FRESH EGGS and CHEESE constantly on hand. -@@ . going below for their 4% 1+f N DREIFOSS. . 8 r WENDELI Nerada Nec. 31st, 18957 &e. ke. gap GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE -@@ We invite the attention of Country Dealers to our large A stock of Goods. As we have unusual facilities for purchasing, we are confident that we can sell on such terms as will make it to their advantage to trade with us instead of . WALL & CO., Broad Street. Seplember 16, 1856—t. 6.000 * Hardware Paper, 20,00) * Double Conn, Straw, 10,000 Lha, Lighthody’s Celebrated News Ink, 2,000 ‘ Fine Book Ink, Colored Inks in Cans and Printer’s Varnish. August, 16, 1856, JUST RECEIVED AT THE NEVADA SHOE STORE. Commercial Street, Next Door Below Landecker's. A Large and Splendid Assortment of . Ladies and Misses Boots & Shoes, . OF THE LATEST STYLE. J.° KF. HOOK would respect3 fully inform his old customers and the <i COUNTING-HOUSE ay Jan. cafeed os 2) 2b§Jony. wie 3} 4] 5) 67 8} 9 t} 7] 8 10}11)12/18}y4 15/16 13}14/15) 17]18]19'20} 9} 22) 23 20}21 2 24}25}26/ 27/98 29'30 27/28} 29 Sil.. steal. aa eabek bs Ay Fes. ls alg “i ethave sl al § 7} $8} 9.10/43 12/13 1O}11/ 12] 15]14 1415] 16'17/ 1g 19) 20 Li} 18/19/2021 21}23/23 24/05 26) 27 24) §/ 2 . 27128 AR PS pea WAL s. ind] <nbee Man. . ./ 1) 2,3) 4 6] 9))Sere. } 1) 2] 34 7} 8} 9.10)47 12/13 7) 8) g10)11 14. 18]16!17/ 18 191205 Lal ts lie . 17}t8 2/25) 28 2496 26) 27 21}a¢. 2: . 24196 28)z0/30'31) . . 28]29}30).}. 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House door in the city of Nevada, all the right, title and . interest of said estate, in and to the Mining Claims situated on Little Deer creek, known as the Head & Morrow claims, being the undivided one-third thereof. Also all the right, title and interest of the estate in and to one undivided oneeighth of the Mosquito creek claims, with one-sixteenth . of the Mosquito creek ditch. Also one house and lot on the bill near residence of O. B. Stone, Also one undivided . one balf part of cabin on Little Deer creek, near Hirat & Russel’s mill. Terma of sale made known on the day of sale. Nevada Dec, 22d, 1867.—12-td ROBT. F, MORROW, THOS, S. NICHOLSON, Admistrators of Extate of J. Nicholson, dee'd. NOTE LOST---CAUTION . ! . LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTION. ed against negotiating for a note drawn by THOMAS . BUTTERFIELD & SON in favor of A. SCOTT or order, dated Noy. 20th 1867, for four hundred and sixty dollars, with interest at the rate of three per centa month. The above note was lost on Chrismas day, somewhere between Nevada and Omega. A, SCOTT. . Deeember 2th 1867.—13-3w TO CITY TAX-PAYERS!! OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE City Tax of one doliar upon each one hundred dollara of assessed value is now due, and payable. E. O, Tompkins, the Deputy Marshal, will be at the Recorders office, . Riley’s Brick Building, on the corner of Broad and Pine . streets, to receive the same each day Sundays excepted, from 10 o'clock A. M, to 4 o'clock P. M, The law providing for the collection of taxes will be strictly enforced against all delinquents HENRY VLUMER, Marshal, Nevada Dec. Ist. By E. , Dep. Marshal. . NOTICE TO SCRIP HOLDERS !! sf ig owners of the following No's Serip drawn on the different Funds are requested to present the same for . payment, aa Interest ceases from this date, County General Fund:—No's, 6, 8, 37, 39, 64, 811, 14] Road Fund-—No's, 10, 11, And all Registered Warrant: on the Indigent Sick Fund, prior to February lst. 1857, T. W. SIGOURNEY, Treasurer N.C. Nevada, Dee. 10th 1857.—11-3t AGLANS AND TALMAS, of the vory quality, Just receivod and for sale by S01, KOHLMAN, Corner of Broad and Pine Streeta, } best 5-tt B° ¥S’ CLOTHING, JUST RECEIVED AND For Sale by A. BLOCK & CO. . 9-tf Corner Commercial and Pine sta, BOOTS & SHOES! The Old Stand, corner of Commercial & Main sts. HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHASED THE ENtire interest of S. MAYERS in the above establishment would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and surrounding country, that they intend to keepa large assortment of BOOTS, AND ALL KINDS & VARIETIES OF SITOES, which, as they have made arrangements to get their stock direct from the best manufnctories of NEW YORK, BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA, . they will be able to sellas CHEAP as they can be sold at any other establishment in the State, A large assorment of LADIES’, MISSES and CHILDREN’S SHOES. constantly on hand. A continuance of the liberal patronage from their former patrons and the public is respectfully solicited. P, J, ESPENSCHEID, WILLIAM R. COE, Nevada, April lat, 1857.—26-tf Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, — AND — Y Fe 7° MACHINE SHOP! AVING established ourselves in the above business we aré now prepared todo all kinds of CASTING with neatness and despatch, We have tools superior to those of any other Foundry in the Mountains, and patterns for all kinds of Saw-mill and Quartz-mill Machinery, Vumps, and Car Wheols from 8 to 18 inches in diameter, Jron Fronts for Brick Buildings, Baleony nad Awning Posts, &c. We will also build STEAM ENGINES of all kinds, from 8 to 40 horse power, We have now on hand an 8 or 10 horse power Engine, just completed, which we will sell as cheap as can be sold in the State. Everything is New, & Warranted Perfect! Having THREE LARGE LATHES in running order, we can till orders quicker than any other shop in the mountaina. Any one wanting work done will do well to call and examine our extensive lot of PATTERNS. GR. All Orders Punctually Atlended to. “GR T. J. WILLIAMS, D. THOM, Proprieters. 28-tf—3m* "NEW MEAT MARKET!! . Junction of Main & Commercial Sts. (Opposite the American Exchange.) Amoerican Beef, PORK, VEGETABLE &, &e. LWAYS on hand Fresh and in the best possible condi. dition, The subseriber, feeling himself under the greatest obligations to his numerous customers for past . favors, is determined to merit, not only a continuance of present, but an inorense of patronage. Noone shall be dissatisfied, if the meaus of satistaction ix within his reach, gar Cornel Beef and Pork, Sausage, &., always ow band and for sale. . a7 Come and ace for Yourselves, “Go CHARLES KENT, Proprietor. . Nevada, Noy. 17th, 1857. . Dancing School!!! HE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN THEIR DANCING SCHOOL, at Temperance Hall, on . THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 26th 1857, public, that he has recently purchased a ince and well as-. Legsona given to Ladies, from 4 to 5 o'clock P. M., every sorted stock of BOOTS & SHOES and has R give him a call. He has a full stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ SHOES, Gents . Hall. KS, anda splendid assortment of . ' Fine BOOTS and GAITERS, MINING BOOTS, constantly on hand. REPAIRING done on the shortest notice. The Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada, are respectfully BOOT & SHOE STORE ! ON COMMERCIAL STREET, (Next Door below Keeney’s Hardware Store.) HE UNDERSIGNED, HHAVING PURCHASED AN EN . tirely new Steck of BOOTS, SHOES, BRO-. the house two doors below us, . watch, and admit customers at all hours. GANS, RUBBERS, kc. &c., consisting of every va riety necessary to make up a First Class Boot and Shoe Store !! Begs leave to inform the public generally that he will sel on the most favorable terms possible. this or any other market. Boots and Shoes made and repaired to order. . Mag All work coming from this shop, giving way without doing reasonable amount of service, will be mended Free of Charge. Nevada, April 17, 1857.—29-tf HOLIDAY PRESENTS!! 8. MAYERS. HOLIDA’ PRESENTS, Portfolios, Card Cases, Toys, &c. &c. Are being received at the Pioneer Book Store, &w@ PRICES to suit the times. -@e G, W. WELCH. Nerade, Dec. 22d 1857.—12-tf e-OPENED his . store on Commercial Street, (next door below Landecker’s . Brick Store) where he will be happy to serve all who may Ashe has made necessary arrangements to receive new supplies weekly, be . expects to be able at all times to furnish bis customers . with the best and most fashionable articles to be found in COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF NICE BOOKS FOR THURSDAY—To Gentlemen, from 7 to 8 o'clogk every THURSDAY evening. . Gentlemen without partners, will not be admitted to the HOLCOMB & GROVE. Nevada, Nov. 25th 1857,—8-4w i ORO HOTEL. invited to call and examine my stock, . On K Strect, between Second and Third, . Aug. 26th.—47-tf. J. F. HOOK. SACRAMENTO. ees . ah ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY HOTELS IN THE State, ia under the personal supervision of Mr, and Mrs. Hoxton, long favorably known to the pybtie, The ORO {s handy to business and amusements, yet quiet and orderly as the more retired. Every room in the house has a good window, and is well furnished, Stages leave every day for all parts of the mines, from We keep a strict night It shall be our . ambition to merit, and we hope for a continuance of public favor, 1 Strangers who read this, will do well to remember the location, and inquire the character of the ORO HOTEL . on K street, between Second and Third. While our table and our beds will suit the most particular, our charges are too low to mention. gd and late meals to suit all. -lin Cc. H. HOLTON. COVERT'S SUN AND WATER-PROOF PAENT. Cree & CO., are now prepared to furnish to the trade and consumers, a superwr article of Paint for houses and Roofs. Jt is warranted as periur article, . andcan be furnished either dry or ground in oil, or in packages, in quantities to suit. The color ground in in oil is a beautiful dark stone, and will stand fire aud water better thanany Paint manufactured. It is California manufacture, and can be furnished at nearly one-half the cost of an imported article. N. B.—A superior article of PULY. of our own make, j for sale cheap, either iu bulk or bladders. ! Address, COVERT & (OD, 5 3m Rark ‘“‘Dimon,’’ foot of J street, Sacramento