December 26, 1857 (4 pages)

Seek a ert Ete >= a2 pad A non wee ome nem —— whispers, in presence of that toppling, tretmendous avalanche. Thus blest is the California of to-day ; with a position for inflaence unsarpassed;— with the defences of civil freedom strengthened anew; with 20 grand social and moral possibilities. Is it a small thing, that euch a State should be: furnished with honest men, and virtuous, happy households? And for this priceless blevsing, California is chiefly indebted to the past disappointing of Californian’s hopes. Her great cause for thanksgiving, to-day, is the thwarted plans of those who have come o her s hores. ’ t And shall not the thought make all her inhabitants glad also? Shall it not make vs glad to-day, even though we be among those most bitterly disappointed? May I _ not drop the distinction between California and Californians, and call on all to rejoice’ together—to give thanks and praise Him who has so ordered their little trials, as to bring out of them a great and lasting blessing? For what-are individual interests compared with the welfare of a community ? Men wanted to snatch a competence ona. enjoy it elscewhtre,— the Old, rico communities, where it could do far less good. But “Providence has iriterposed. He has seemed to tell them that they, and their acquisitions ‘and energies, are most wanted here. Let them joyfully accept the intimation, and thank God that they are where they can do most for truth and morality, and a true Christian civilization,—where they can help to shape the destinies of an empire, which may stand: to bless the world down to the latest ages. To-day, as we keep this Thanksgiving Festival, we have numberless reasons to lift our hearts in gratitude to the Giver of all our gifts. But among the first, let us put those disappointments which have caused us now to be here. -We shall think of other homes, of loved circles there, whose joy our presence would complete; andsfrom which it seems hard to be so far away. But that need not make us keep our feast ‘“ with bitter herbs.”” Our joys cannot be uninterrupted in this life. And we may have an overbalancing joy. _ If we are willing to etand in our places and be God’s instruments for goed, that is the highest possible pleasure. The unselfish heart, that longs and tries to do good, can be happy, messt be happy, anywhere. Better than a whole family gathering, and the sweet. interchange of affffections, [pent up thoughts, better than all the hallowed associations of home, is the consciousness of doing good and the desire to do” all the good in our power. The former joys we cannot have to-day,—it is useless to sigh for them. The latter we may. have, now and always. Let us, then, “Be glad and rejoice ;”” let us be thankful to God, and joyfully pay Him the tribute of our heartiest love and service. Hough & Ready Correspondence. Roucn & Reapy, Deo, 21, ’57. Mr. Ewer:—-We have observed with pleasure your enquiries and comments, with regard to the County Indebtednes, Itseems to have increased with alarming rapidity within the last year. and it isdue to the Tax Payers of the County that they should know something of the manner in which the money has been appropriated. While wedo not doubt the integrity. of our county officers we feel it is due to them as well as to us that such investigations should be made in the matter as will prove their honesty and and satisfy the public that justice has been done. -If the accounts have been preperly kept it will be but ashort matter to show how they actually stand, and we hope it will be done. Our taxes are enormous, and there #cems tobe no probability of their being lessened very soon. We sincerely hope that the officers of our county wil! not be found among the defaulting ones of the state. Let us know the whole and meet the worst as becomes.us. One of hundreds of— Tax PayERs. ANOTHER MounTaln oF Coprer.—in a late issue, we gave a short description of a “Mountain of Copper,” recently opened in Pennsylvania. A gentleman writing to an Atlantic Journal, from La Paz, in Bolivia, #peaks of an immense deposit of copper, near that place, as follows :—“The whole country about Corocoro seems to be one mountain of ‘copper. and even the houses of the city seem to be built of copper _ ore. The quantity.of copper taken out of ~ the Mines yearly, is enormous, but the greater part is either stelén or lost for the people are great thieves, and there is no machinery sed.” Copper SmELtTING.—There are six copper smelting furnaces in the United States. They are located at Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Boston, New Haven and Detroit. Those at Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Detroit, are supplied from the Lake Superior mines, the others in part frem foreign mines, and in part from Lake Saperior and other mines in the U.S. The amount smelted in 1857, will be about 17,000 tuns. The re-opening of the copper mines of Sonora and the Gadsen Purchase, and the inereasing importance of this branch of mining ja our own State, will soon call for the establishment of a furnace in San Francisco. New Booxs.—Spencer has returned from San Franciaco, with a large and valuable addition to his stock of Books, Stationery, Faney Goods, de, Calland see him . at ee See oogenesis Grass Valley Celegraph. W. B. EWER, DITOR. GRASS VALLEY, DA. 26, 1857. AGENTS" J. E. HAMLIN, Bookseller, ager of Broad and Pine streets, is our authoriseit A@nt to transact busness for this Office in Nevada @nd throughout all the upper portions of the Coun Geo. A. Lovegrove is our dulyguthorised Agent . or Sacramento. He may be fou at 67 J st. Mr. L. P. Fiswer is our séle Aggt in San Francisce. Hels empowered to receive @vertisements, and receipt for the same. He may b@ound at his desk n the Iron Building, opposite the Pacific Express Offiee, up Stairs, TTL eee. Christmas Christmas passed off in tlis place without any noticable incident, if w except a somewhat unusual display of tleeffects of bad whiskey. As the Sacrameno stages were . standing at the door of th} Exchange on . Christmas morning, waiting for the mail apd passengers, the horses\suddenly took fright fromthe noisy demonstrations of some raceme natant Sais den” ahtad peal eee drivers at a furious rate. One of them was brought up by a passenger who crawled through the opening in front, to the driver’s seat, and grasped the reins. The other tuyned over, fortunately without injury to aty one, the horses, at the same time, clearing themselves, and were not found. for several hours. The stores were generally closed on Christmas evening. “Old Block,” for the first time we believe, in Grass Valley, closed his Banking House for a holiday, and posted the following characteristic notice upon his door: CHRISTMAS. If others rest when Christmas comes, And merry are in happy homes— Who ’ll begrudge in Life’s rough knock, A leisure hour to poor Old Block ? On Christmas then, we ’l] close the door, And merry be till Christmas ’s o’er. School Exhibition. The first Exhibition of the Penn Valley High School, under charge of Mr. H. L. Hatcu, took place on Wednesday last. A correspondent, who was present, speaks in high terms of the school and exhibition.— The pupils, one and all, acquitted themselves in a manner highly satisfactory, reflecting the fullest credit beth upon themselves and their teacher. The recitations evinced a thoroughness of discipline and instruction, waich proved that more attention was paid to the useful than ornamental, yet the exercises in declamation, music and singing, proved that the latter was fully appreciated andimparted. The reading of the “ Literary Gem,” a small weekly paper, written outby the scholars once a week, showed that much attervion was devoted to exercises iv compesition and evinced a great degree ajd versatility of talent in this important binch of instruction. Prizes were given ir proficiency in writing and drawing. . The Winter Term of this hhool commences on Tuesday January 5th, 148. The location of this schools both pleasant and healthy, and the schooland boarding house accommodations of théirst class. THANKSGIVING Discoursk—It is with pleasure that we lay before or readers, today, the interesting and oe Discourse pronounced on ThanksgivingDay, by Rev. M. Kellogg of this place. Ndwords from us, are needed to commend thiappropriate and truthful Address to the atfition of all. It cannot fail of being felt angporeciated . by all Californians. At the iquest of a! number of citizens, we shall iss: it in pamphiet form early in the coming jeek. — Sertovs AccipEnt.—A man med Peter . Murphy, from San Juan, formerlifrom Lake Superior, met with a serious jcident on Thursday last, by being violefy thrown from his horse on Main near Aulrn Street. His jaw was broken and on eye was knocked out, and he was otherwil seriously injured. He was riding furiouly at the . time. He is attended by Drs, leveland . and Tompkins, and is thought ® be ina’! very critica] condition. aor . Ture Mint at §. F. is aor into an . Assay Office. We see by an advitisement . of C. H. Hempstead, cawenen of the . U.S. Mint, that from and after. th\ 1st day . of January, gold bullion will be réeived at . the Mint and manufactured fmto4npirted bars. The charge for the same, jf one per cent. And so our Mint has becoman Assay Office, like those of private Assajrs in San . Francisco, p= Mr. P. J. Espenschied, wealthy shoe dealer, of Nevada, committl suicide in San Francisco, on Wednesdy ast. He had for some time been laboring tder a depression of spirits, but no seriouapprebensions were entertained of any serius results until the fatal catastrophe was anpunced. gaz The San Francisco Argusf Dec. 11, contains the following ;—‘Yestemy morning William Shaw, of Grass Vallr, Nevada County, had one of his hands arbutated at the wrist. It was cut off piece byiece, joint by joint, as it was not known hg far the disease—mortification, had exteled. The operation was very skillfully pebrmed by Dr. Bennett of the British Hospifl, assisted by Drs. Nuttall, Dupuytren others, whilst the patient was under th influence of chloroform. We are bappy t¢hear he is} doikg well” 2s sha . . ——$———————_—— ee ee ee ¥ ea ae Kemalic Immigration. © Literary Lectures. A portion of the San Francisco press @p-. The next of the series of Lectures srggll pears to think that there are two sides to. the Young Men’s Literary pe ee this question. Let those who consider the . this place, will be given on Tuesday Evenmarket overstocked take a trip through the . ing, Jan. 12th, by A. A. Sargent, Esq., of mountains; ascertain how many women Nevada. The programme for the Course, a8 there are idle, and unmarried, and why.— . far as arranged, is as follows :— Also the average time allowed to the right) . 4. A. Sargent, Esq., of Nevada, Jan. 12th sort of new comers, before the question is Subject—Martin Luther. . popped. Then let them ascertain bis al D. Belden, Esq. of Nevada, Jan. 19th— there are any Bachelors who would like to . « Pacts and Fancies.”’ become Benedicts, could they do so without) Rey, M. Kellogg, of Grass Valley, Jan. 26, . an expensive trip to the Atlantic States. If —Subject not yet announced. all this be too much trouble, let them go on Rev. Mr. Dryden, of Nevada, Feb. 2nd: board the departing steamer, and ask the . Subject—* Women.” . passengers why they are leaving. Dr. E. A. Tompkins, James Walsh, Esq., . It isa pity the Bulletin did not instruct . and several other gentlemen have consented . its “Traveling Correspondent” to collect . 9 occupy an evening, during the Course. ' statistics, in relation to this matter. The} Jtistruly gratifying to sce our young . result would, we think, have been favorable / men, many of whom wou ld otherwise squan. for the immigration of thousands, with a fair . gor away their time in a worse than useless . chance of immediate employment at good . manner. meeting for the improvement of the wages, and, if they desired, husbands. But) pind, and for the acquisition of knowledge how can they be brought out? Is there 00. jn the pleasant and impressive way of Pub“Mrs. Chislholm” in San Francisco? The} jie Lectures. It presents a favorable indi. ladies of that city might form an Association . cation of social progress in our midst, It the immigration de tdbe.eucouragement of . is to be boped that these lectures may be nuwould not “ object-to live in the conmtry 2 mission,” ante nde worbty low, Btice, of adthe mines. Such an Association might per-. ieaye no excuse for any one to decline the haps induce the Steam Ship Company to purchase of a ticket. bring out a limited unmber each trip, for their services during the passage,—or at a SUNDAY LAW. [ Seaeees rate. Quite an enthusiastic mecting was held The society at San Francisco, might ar-. at the M. E. Church, Sunday evening last, \vaige with the societies of the Atlantic cit. to take some steps for securing a ‘ Sunday . . ies, “ Established for the Encouragement of . Law” from the next Legislature, Mr. BarPaithfal Domestics.” Go ahead, Mr. Bulle-. ber, of Boston Ravine, was called to the tin, you are right. chair, and W.B. Ewer appointed Secretary. mm Co See Messrs. Goldsmith, Ricker and Neal were Wives for the Mitmarne appointed a committee to circulate petitions. We aje pleased to observe the efforts of . Addresses were made by the Rev. Mr. Thonthe Sar Francisco Bulletin to devise means . as of San Francisco, Rev Messrs. Kellogg, for the encouragement of that great desid-. Fish and Phelps and Messrs. Parker and . eratun to our state—Female Immigration. . Dibble, of this place. A Resolution was ofThe ciaracter of our mining operations is. fered by the Rey. Mr. Fish, and unanimouzdailybecoming more permanent. Quartz . ly carried, requesting the Merchants of this Minig and Hill Diggings both have a ten-. place to close their stores at once. Anoth-. dencjto produce stability in our mining . er meeting will be held after the assembling a ne arried. aS ge = ¥ 4 Puls—General debility, low eptritg At the residence of Mr. Bergantz, on Monday eve. a wae Pee zee ation are the inevitable consequen ning last, by E. W. Spofford, Esq., Mr. Jobe 4: Fant . Breer eemovate the stomach, clear the : #5 bowels, snd regulate th r P to Miss Margaretta Barbara Hornung. RS . der forking Pills, ana ‘ Hise ae age me eturns, the z d the nerves become calm. This WULBEBBRY TREES § . coca ses P esti dpe undersigned offers for sale a choice collegtion . concurrent admsssion of all a . <3 4 bs) we wo ne co =] ° © 2p ™ o hs 2 =J Medica) of young Mulberry Trees of two years exgwth, ever witnessed the effects ot the a who hare hich will bear fruit next year, and which greno te the pest condition for pase Dar Pot These re from French seed, and grow to a 1a Ssige, REW Vr AR’ g . Saeriag the double advantage of shade trees and . J BR ALL yielcing alsoa delicious fruit. As only # lifnited Rete quanyity are for sale; early me ; co needx di S a fyl. ‘Also, for sale, a choice assortment of TOS . n ; HENRY RUFFAT. Myunt P aces Bras ‘ 0 an , pring House, may yeave their orders wii , argo 4 ee ad aontgonery di Co, Grass Velleh gy Set ) Yew Year $ Ebe, Dec. ol, 1857. i. Tickets $6 00. N OTI re} EB ‘ : Mw Managers will be appointed after the party is@ 1 ssembled. HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the Subscribers and known as the ual cent BROOKLYN HOTEL, Steam Saw Mill Company, is, by mutual cimsent, this day dissolved. ‘lhe business of said fi COR. BROADWAV & SANSOME ST8 SAN FRANCISCO. be settled by James Dobbins, to whom alone all His must be paid. All claims against said firm must be resented to said James Dobbins for payment . eT eee JAMES DOBBINS, « HUGH TWINING. Hage 7 zr 13 n8.3t : THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL KNOWN Randolph Flat, Nov. 25, 1857. snag A iii] and Old Established House is still at his old Ue tricks——of feeding the public for the low sum T C of SLY DOLLARS PER WEEK, and still they come C A \ FR j to partake of. his good and well furnished Table; and me L + as Mr.Kelley is oneof the Pioneer Hetel Keepers of this TAD Te Wh . _ . efty, he plecges himself that there will be nothing Re ch ae ae wanting at his House to make the public comfortaa AE » * ble. . [L of the undersigned, orto FEE, \E_. __The House is centrally localed, in the vicinity ef SUGAR seld by them, has been mixed <with . rivér and ocean steamers. Tidy, CHINA RAW SUGAR, by purchasers, and Sold The House contains a number of single and Famias Refined Sugar. ies and sinIn some instances, our Brand and Bagre ave@N gle gentlemen. been used, and in others, the Imitation Has been :j There is aicached to the House a Reading Room, n ly rooms, well ventilated, suitable for . Close that consumers would readily be @eceived. In‘ and a Library which contains a large number of)se. some cases, the Raw Sugar has been packed with a . lected Standard Works. There is also at the arrival . layer of the Refined Sugar at the top and botg¥m of . of each steamer a wagon, whieh belongs to the house ) the barrels, a to contey passengers and baggage free of charge.-~ a—qConsumers are cautioned against . The) these Frauds, and are informed that theyNMay ob. se a trial. tain stancard samples of our Sugars at our office ; Grd per WEEK. .ccceccceseccenses cess Oj 08 and, on application by mail, the same will be sent, ard per day.. ied caGhawenseedesvenwe 1, free of charge, to any part of theState. Buyers are GAGS oF 5a PS Are Paes iter ee WowweleSis 60 cautioned against a Mixed Sugar branded ;* : Neodging per —_ bie eae rainy Sa “Ss + ¥ 4 ings per week.,..Two to Four Dolis. San Francisco Refined Sugar, Best Yellow, D.”? 10-en &5 P JOHN KELLEY, Sr., Proprietor. In imitation of our brand of second grade Yello . Sugar, which runs thus: ‘San Francisco Sugsr Refinery, Refined Yellow Cof: Dr. C. R. SPAW, fee Sugar, D.”’ : Eaten oe tne protection of tiaue Masks 7 ‘2 ™ Jeeeor . SURGEONS DENT IST, n7-3m BOND & HALE as Agents of the San Francisco Sugar Refinery. . 23, Mill Street, Grass Valley, : {* Ig also prepared to Practice the profession of & DAGUERREOTYPIST. All work, in-either branch, warranted te give — MUSICAL BOXES! OF every size and style, with Mandolin and Bell Attachments, and selections of music frd¥ popuation. Miners are not now the wand. of the Legislature, to be called by the ofiering people they were a few years back.— . cers of the meeting of Sunday evening. Wha they need, when they reach their cabes SS 8 ie ins, old, wet and fatigued, is to find a cheerNew Mining Incorporations, ful fre, a change of clothes, and acomfort-} Articles of Incorporation have been filed ablemeal ready, which they may enjoy, in-. in the office of the Secretary of State, in stea( of, as now, having to cook, wash, &c., . behalf of the following companies : for tiemsel ves. Tmt thousands of women, now out of emTastuinn: ploynen, in the eastern states, could proThe Pacific Star Q. M. Company of Butte mote thjir own welfare and happiness by County, and ’ immigrition to California, will admit of no The San Xavier Silver Mining Company, doudt, while domestics command from $30 at the * Amada,” near Xavier, in the Gadto #40 per month, washing $3 per dozen, sep Purchase, with a capital of $50,000. and more than half. our miners are without wives, good industrious women have nothing to fear. The Grape Vine Tunnel Company, at . . AmosG THE BrNeErits conferred on the California public by the Pacific Steam Ship Company in consequence of the unsafe class f st oe ; re feld. of San Francisca. have isaned the'proof 5 ne — me employ, wn in spectus of a new book entitled “California . TC48¢ O ‘ne rate Of Ansurance on treasure Notes,” by A.S. Taylor, of Monterey. This shipped to the states. Within the last week shippers have been nofified that the rates of insurance on treasure have been increased O.1e quarter of one per cent. a ee Cattrornia Nores.—Hutchins & Roseawork will undoubtedly prove a valuable addition to California Literature.An exchange learns that it will embracea descrip: ats cis pilings ce ‘ion of the climate, commerce and producbreiemencaee ting coder or steel uaeunsee tions of our State, its natural history, fishRehongs se ek Re eries, &c.; also a sketch of its discovery and qeently. toking i ccnsapinghed oe e 1 progress up to this time. The work will pockets of the miner, the mechanic, and, in form a book of abgut 300 pages. Our home short, of all who wish to remit money to productions in bookmaking and publishing their eae Sp sige RBg Hel IR b should be encouraged, and keep our monWet me oo Stamp ce or a. ey circulating among ourselves, instead of bak easeatiied. fe: 15 pastontiy: ay. orere 40 going abroad to build up Eastern publishers. make up what our state officers and their so satelites had stolen, but now we are to pay, CuurcH ARRANGEMENT.—The Sacramento . in extra charges for Exchange, for the loss Union says, that Bishop Kip has resigned the . of Treasure by the Central America! Rectorship of Gugce Church, in San Fran-. When will such impositions cease? May cisco, on the gro#nd that his charge inter. we not yet be called upon to make up the fered with his general duties as Bishop of . defalcations of Woods, Meiggs, Saunders, and the State at large. Rev. F.C. Ewer will . other gentlemen of celebrity ? succeed to the position, having acted in that ooo, capacity during the absence of the Bishop,. Lourzenueiser’s ‘Grass Valley AlmaEast. The latter will, however, occasionally . nac, for 1858,” will be issued early in the preach both at Grace Church and Trinity . coming week. Church. ener “THE Snow Srorm,”’ is the title of a new Procress or Crviizatron.—Neither the . California book—a Poem, by a young Miss— cast off garments with which the Digger In. Esther M. Bourne, of San Francisco. The dians of our State are so fond of clothing . book though unpretending in its character, themselves, nor their growing love for cards . is not altogether without merit. It is illusand bad whiskey, are the only evidences of . trative cf scenes in the Northern States, and their progress in civilization. At a “camp” . especially of evening sleigh rides, and the about a mile and ahalf above town, there . sports of school boys. The work is neatly may now be seen, conspicuous among the . bound in board and paper covers. It forms ordinary “buts”? which these people build . a pretty family present, and is especially apfor shelter, a well constructed “shingle . propriate for a Christmas Gift. house,’ made comfortable with a fire-place pe 5S gidlel-tihe-"aeabnalea ae and chimney. and nrovided with « dos~ eud Ra Ws ove indtotst to Tr. ’ window ! It is only some three years since, San Francisco, for our usual files of Atlanthat a party of this same tribe, actually . tic papers, and also for a file of the New burned down a comfortable cabin which had . ¥ ork Daily Tribune. been deserted by its white builders, because . it occupied a spot on which they wished to H E N R Y Ht E N T S & il ) erect one one their miserable bark tenements. BANKER. Northwest corner of Montgomery and Jacksen streets, San FRANCISCO. p= Wallace Gehr has been convicted in the Nevada Court of Sessions of Grand Larceny. He was sometime since sent, by the Draws bills of Exchange, at sight or on time, in sums to suit, on et. Uae New York. MELLY, ROMILLY & CO... -. Liverpool, same Court, to the State Prison. MORRIS, PREVOST & CO..-.--.London. —_COULON XE hes Bk London. ae MATHIEU HENTSCH & GO... Paris. Returnep.—Jobn Webber, late County) tis arts, MUSSARD-& 60.0021” Paris. Treasurer, returned on the laststeamerfrom. HENTSCH &CO...Geneva, Switzerland. Purchases Certificates of Deposit and other ‘Exthe East, accompanied by his lady . Afew change at Current Rates, and transacts a General months residence at the East has satisfied . Banking — : ee = eceives Deposits. him that there is no country in the world. an Assay orricsis annexed rege Banking House equal to California. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ON GOLD DUST TO ASSAY. $2-1m chF jg-® The number of passengers by the x : : RIGGS, DEY & CU. are prepared to import ever Golden Gate, Dec. 21, is said to be the smailB descripiion of Goods in tigis He, on short notice est which ever left San Francisco, on an . and as low as any other house in San Francisco. Eastern steamer. 968 aie Bi yen me DEY & CO., f= The M. E. Church of this place, ar¢. ] pLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK now holding ® series of protracted meetings . NeeW end eupeditioucly executed trie Odioe. , county, and within forty days if served on you.in . Operas, Nutional Airs, Polkas, Waltzes, ect. =X For sale by BRIGGS, DEY & CQ., 5 18 98 Montgomery st., corner Califern-\ —_— eer SO ee eS —") PIE PLANT ROOTS FOR SUMMONS. <i . g SALE. § STATE or CALIFORNIA, COUNTY or NEVADA—S3. 500 Reets of the Celebrated ““V3O-~ District Court of the 14th Judicial Disrtict of TORIA” Variety—For Sale by Mr. WORTHsaid state : INGTON, at his Ranch, on the Nevada Road. The People of the State of California— pie ea NRE Nel To JOHN JOHNSON, Greeting : You are neater Summened to testi fae answer ! FOR SALE BY Mark F. Marshall, to the complaint of JOHN S. MAYHUGH, filed against you, within ten days from the service of this ; Writ, if served on you in this county, within twenty days if served on you in this District and out of this BOSTON RAV INE ‘ this State and out of this District, in an action com. oN N CIDER. “ie menced on the ninth day of October 1857, in said ag TRENTY BARRELS Seach _ Court for the recovery of six Hundred and fifty dolNs lars, together within interest thereon at the rate of 3 , e Seeds ten per cent per anumenm until paid, as .set out in all kinds of Garden Seeds, and Grass : wa Alfalfa, or Chili Clover. satisfaction. . plaintiffs bill of complaint now on file in the office of (25 § the clerk of said court a certified copy .of which is} ™ herewith served— $ es And you are hereby rotified that ‘if_you fail to} ™& answer said complaint as herein directed, .] Jaintilf ‘ BIBLES! BIBLES!! : ige Grass Valley Bible Society have on hand a general assortment of Bibles and Testaments. For sale at a slight advance on New York prices. Depositery at PARKER’S. RAFELE will make judgment against you therefor by default, rees, Shrubbery 3 Plan ts together with all costs of suit and also demand off* said complaint. : . NVHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE at his Store In testimony whereof I, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, . . in BOSTON RAVINE, the largest vaaiety of Frutt set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, this . offere@in this market His Trees are from the beet 16th day of December A. D. 1857. “. —*. Nurgdries in California, and are all in perfect -ordes. By Wa. Smiru, Deputy.” < In this action it appearing to the satisfaction of 125_ DIFFERENT VARIETIES of ROSES SE ay PY County, and affidavit of plaintits attorneys-on file, . “ Ba~ Persons desirous of any thing in the above that dilligent sea th has been made for xaid Defend‘line, either Ornamental or Useful, will do well toes “ys therefore ordered that sesvice of summon and . UPOA theSsubscriber. Grass Valley, Nov. 27, 1857. 6-t£ iia inCthe Grass Valley Telegraph a weakly news: aper published in the County of Nevaca. oncelication. NILES SEARLS, District Judge. AND LITTLE BOYS. A true copy, Attest—Rufus Shoemaker, Clerk, by . Mrs. H. S. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs the Smi a slin. 2 iutiffs _a,, ‘. commence a#rivate School for Misses and little Boys ee errr eae wed at her residéhce on Mill Street, on Monday the 6th ; ATTENTION ALL!!! BOILER & STEAMBOAT BLACKSMITHS’ WORKS, MARKET ’ Square, corner Bush and Market Sts., te K San Francisco. — STEAM BOILERS, high and low pressure, cylinder a * = cel Rm and tubular, at the shortest notice and on the most on‘hand and is-tuily receiving 1 From the Eastern States Direct, orders for wrought iron pipes for steam and mini purposes, and sheet iron works of all kinds. . Corner of Mill and Maim Streets, under the personal. superintendence of Mr. LE cs COFFEY, who has had fifteen years’ experience as a Francisco, 45-6m COFFEY & RISDON. FO) @ ih 0) Ly jet it IN. (G) < ‘Latest styles of FROCK & DRESS COATS FANCY COLORS. «to — do do / Very fine Black Raglans. «Far sy Colored Raglams. i Vesta. i es house and lot owned by Mr. John“Glarx, next ; = grees lly = south of Union Ball Court, Mill St., Gras# ey. 5 f ts we have— A ; Grass Valley, Dec. 5, 1857. mae Me heayy French Cassimere, all atylen : Take it all in all we can clothe yon from s0B PRINTING head'to foot, either for . In a Style Unsurpassed * Our Rubber Goods any establishment in the State. bs ae <*> ~ Are No. 1, Warranted. the Court such other relief as ic preged fer im 3¢ AND SEEDS. Clerk of the District Court. aforesaid, do hereunto . ‘Prees. Shrubbery, Plants and Seeds of all kinds, ever. RUFUS. SHOEMAKER, Clerk. Among his Plants are numbered the couri from the return of the sheriff of Nevada . . and and that he canont be found in said County. It, JOHN E. MARSHALL. oiomplaint be had upon said defendant by publica5 * pweek for at least three months from the date of Pub “ SCHOOL FOR MISSES, William Smith, Deputy. it zens of Grass Valley and Vicinity, that she will August., Terms as formerly COFFEY & RISDON’S At the ahove works are mannfactured all kinds of Takes this method-to inform you that be bag reasonable terms, Particular attention paid to all at his Storéin Grass Valley, All the woek doneat the above establishn UPER, SUPER STOCK practical Boiler Makergin New York, Boston, and San : «Consisting of. Rich Beaver Dress Overcoats, in Colors. A béautiful Sot of— Tickets—120, $5 each. Cc Vests of all Colors. /Extra Super Blk Cassimere Pants. or nvEiY VAKIETY EXECUTED AT THIS oyFicg. THE BALL ROOM, OR THE MINES or BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS CARDS < ¢ and a ‘ull Stock of 9 ; ae CIRCULARS, : FURNISHING Goons. POSTERS’ j Ray~ Wediave engaged the services of a competer HAND-BILLS AUCTIONSER, who will attend to out door Sales. CERTIFICATES, 5tf H. BERWIN & BRO. LAW BLANKS, ox ‘any desrscription of Printing? Thencallat this Office and leave your orders.— : TerMé moderate for cash. z CONSTANT Additions are being made to our é JOB DEPARTMENT, of new and beautiful BORDER, TINT PLATE, TYPE, &6:, which will enables us to print Cards, Cj Bills, Law Blanks, Posters, Bill SasderCetee Stock, &c. &c., in Gold, Silver and Crimson Bronzee Variegated Colors. é equal to any other establishmen of the kind in the Engines, Boilers, Etc, MAHE Undersigned has constantly on hand, new and SL good seconddiand Engines and Boilers, of various power, and is“well posted on such Machinery as is equired fox «QUATRZ MINING. Comiunications addressed, through Wells, Farge & Cae.Nto John Aldersey, 17134 Washington Street, 8 neat site MeGuire’s Upera House, will be pune tually attended to. JOHN ALDERSEY. n Francisco, Nov. 25, 1857. ‘<< Back! — Proprietet offers for Sale the well known pre{ perty known as the EMPIRE BATH HOUSE, neag t Be sc 2 UE MONARY Brae N UCT IRR OTR TI pos. 39 CE = foot of Main rn ge or hey wage Bath fix. MINING NOTICE. . . S. Sie Saoes syeece 2 Seas, TA METTING held by the Miners on Pike Flat, on oee'g salen Natt nee {MES @> wns. Thursiay Evening, Nov. Sthit was resolved that . rags Valley, July4th, 1867. of Juneiib; wall Sess eee eae ae a Hunting Repeater Watches oi in Oe Grass Galley Telegraph three suecessive ar eae per steamer end, Grass Valley Nerv. Sth 1607. ae x blic are. respectfully requested to give the » ti

Seek a ert Ete >= a2 pad A non wee ome nem —— whispers, in presence of that toppling, tretmendous avalanche. Thus blest is the California of to-day ; with a position for inflaence unsarpassed;— with the defences of civil freedom strengthened anew; with 20 grand social and moral possibilities. Is it a small thing, that euch a State should be: furnished with honest men, and virtuous, happy households? And for this priceless blevsing, California is chiefly indebted to the past disappointing of Californian’s hopes. Her great cause for thanksgiving, to-day, is the thwarted plans of those who have come o her s hores. ’ t And shall not the thought make all her inhabitants glad also? Shall it not make vs glad to-day, even though we be among those most bitterly disappointed? May I _ not drop the distinction between California and Californians, and call on all to rejoice’ together—to give thanks and praise Him who has so ordered their little trials, as to bring out of them a great and lasting blessing? For what-are individual interests compared with the welfare of a community ? Men wanted to snatch a competence ona. enjoy it elscewhtre,— the Old, rico communities, where it could do far less good. But “Providence has iriterposed. He has seemed to tell them that they, and their acquisitions ‘and energies, are most wanted here. Let them joyfully accept the intimation, and thank God that they are where they can do most for truth and morality, and a true Christian civilization,—where they can help to shape the destinies of an empire, which may stand: to bless the world down to the latest ages. To-day, as we keep this Thanksgiving Festival, we have numberless reasons to lift our hearts in gratitude to the Giver of all our gifts. But among the first, let us put those disappointments which have caused us now to be here. -We shall think of other homes, of loved circles there, whose joy our presence would complete; andsfrom which it seems hard to be so far away. But that need not make us keep our feast ‘“ with bitter herbs.”” Our joys cannot be uninterrupted in this life. And we may have an overbalancing joy. _ If we are willing to etand in our places and be God’s instruments for goed, that is the highest possible pleasure. The unselfish heart, that longs and tries to do good, can be happy, messt be happy, anywhere. Better than a whole family gathering, and the sweet. interchange of affffections, [pent up thoughts, better than all the hallowed associations of home, is the consciousness of doing good and the desire to do” all the good in our power. The former joys we cannot have to-day,—it is useless to sigh for them. The latter we may. have, now and always. Let us, then, “Be glad and rejoice ;”” let us be thankful to God, and joyfully pay Him the tribute of our heartiest love and service. Hough & Ready Correspondence. Roucn & Reapy, Deo, 21, ’57. Mr. Ewer:—-We have observed with pleasure your enquiries and comments, with regard to the County Indebtednes, Itseems to have increased with alarming rapidity within the last year. and it isdue to the Tax Payers of the County that they should know something of the manner in which the money has been appropriated. While wedo not doubt the integrity. of our county officers we feel it is due to them as well as to us that such investigations should be made in the matter as will prove their honesty and and satisfy the public that justice has been done. -If the accounts have been preperly kept it will be but ashort matter to show how they actually stand, and we hope it will be done. Our taxes are enormous, and there #cems tobe no probability of their being lessened very soon. We sincerely hope that the officers of our county wil! not be found among the defaulting ones of the state. Let us know the whole and meet the worst as becomes.us. One of hundreds of— Tax PayERs. ANOTHER MounTaln oF Coprer.—in a late issue, we gave a short description of a “Mountain of Copper,” recently opened in Pennsylvania. A gentleman writing to an Atlantic Journal, from La Paz, in Bolivia, #peaks of an immense deposit of copper, near that place, as follows :—“The whole country about Corocoro seems to be one mountain of ‘copper. and even the houses of the city seem to be built of copper _ ore. The quantity.of copper taken out of ~ the Mines yearly, is enormous, but the greater part is either stelén or lost for the people are great thieves, and there is no machinery sed.” Copper SmELtTING.—There are six copper smelting furnaces in the United States. They are located at Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Boston, New Haven and Detroit. Those at Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Detroit, are supplied from the Lake Superior mines, the others in part frem foreign mines, and in part from Lake Saperior and other mines in the U.S. The amount smelted in 1857, will be about 17,000 tuns. The re-opening of the copper mines of Sonora and the Gadsen Purchase, and the inereasing importance of this branch of mining ja our own State, will soon call for the establishment of a furnace in San Francisco. New Booxs.—Spencer has returned from San Franciaco, with a large and valuable addition to his stock of Books, Stationery, Faney Goods, de, Calland see him . at ee See oogenesis Grass Valley Celegraph. W. B. EWER, DITOR. GRASS VALLEY, DA. 26, 1857. AGENTS" J. E. HAMLIN, Bookseller, ager of Broad and Pine streets, is our authoriseit A@nt to transact busness for this Office in Nevada @nd throughout all the upper portions of the Coun Geo. A. Lovegrove is our dulyguthorised Agent . or Sacramento. He may be fou at 67 J st. Mr. L. P. Fiswer is our séle Aggt in San Francisce. Hels empowered to receive @vertisements, and receipt for the same. He may b@ound at his desk n the Iron Building, opposite the Pacific Express Offiee, up Stairs, TTL eee. Christmas Christmas passed off in tlis place without any noticable incident, if w except a somewhat unusual display of tleeffects of bad whiskey. As the Sacrameno stages were . standing at the door of th} Exchange on . Christmas morning, waiting for the mail apd passengers, the horses\suddenly took fright fromthe noisy demonstrations of some raceme natant Sais den” ahtad peal eee drivers at a furious rate. One of them was brought up by a passenger who crawled through the opening in front, to the driver’s seat, and grasped the reins. The other tuyned over, fortunately without injury to aty one, the horses, at the same time, clearing themselves, and were not found. for several hours. The stores were generally closed on Christmas evening. “Old Block,” for the first time we believe, in Grass Valley, closed his Banking House for a holiday, and posted the following characteristic notice upon his door: CHRISTMAS. If others rest when Christmas comes, And merry are in happy homes— Who ’ll begrudge in Life’s rough knock, A leisure hour to poor Old Block ? On Christmas then, we ’l] close the door, And merry be till Christmas ’s o’er. School Exhibition. The first Exhibition of the Penn Valley High School, under charge of Mr. H. L. Hatcu, took place on Wednesday last. A correspondent, who was present, speaks in high terms of the school and exhibition.— The pupils, one and all, acquitted themselves in a manner highly satisfactory, reflecting the fullest credit beth upon themselves and their teacher. The recitations evinced a thoroughness of discipline and instruction, waich proved that more attention was paid to the useful than ornamental, yet the exercises in declamation, music and singing, proved that the latter was fully appreciated andimparted. The reading of the “ Literary Gem,” a small weekly paper, written outby the scholars once a week, showed that much attervion was devoted to exercises iv compesition and evinced a great degree ajd versatility of talent in this important binch of instruction. Prizes were given ir proficiency in writing and drawing. . The Winter Term of this hhool commences on Tuesday January 5th, 148. The location of this schools both pleasant and healthy, and the schooland boarding house accommodations of théirst class. THANKSGIVING Discoursk—It is with pleasure that we lay before or readers, today, the interesting and oe Discourse pronounced on ThanksgivingDay, by Rev. M. Kellogg of this place. Ndwords from us, are needed to commend thiappropriate and truthful Address to the atfition of all. It cannot fail of being felt angporeciated . by all Californians. At the iquest of a! number of citizens, we shall iss: it in pamphiet form early in the coming jeek. — Sertovs AccipEnt.—A man med Peter . Murphy, from San Juan, formerlifrom Lake Superior, met with a serious jcident on Thursday last, by being violefy thrown from his horse on Main near Aulrn Street. His jaw was broken and on eye was knocked out, and he was otherwil seriously injured. He was riding furiouly at the . time. He is attended by Drs, leveland . and Tompkins, and is thought ® be ina’! very critica] condition. aor . Ture Mint at §. F. is aor into an . Assay Office. We see by an advitisement . of C. H. Hempstead, cawenen of the . U.S. Mint, that from and after. th\ 1st day . of January, gold bullion will be réeived at . the Mint and manufactured fmto4npirted bars. The charge for the same, jf one per cent. And so our Mint has becoman Assay Office, like those of private Assajrs in San . Francisco, p= Mr. P. J. Espenschied, wealthy shoe dealer, of Nevada, committl suicide in San Francisco, on Wednesdy ast. He had for some time been laboring tder a depression of spirits, but no seriouapprebensions were entertained of any serius results until the fatal catastrophe was anpunced. gaz The San Francisco Argusf Dec. 11, contains the following ;—‘Yestemy morning William Shaw, of Grass Vallr, Nevada County, had one of his hands arbutated at the wrist. It was cut off piece byiece, joint by joint, as it was not known hg far the disease—mortification, had exteled. The operation was very skillfully pebrmed by Dr. Bennett of the British Hospifl, assisted by Drs. Nuttall, Dupuytren others, whilst the patient was under th influence of chloroform. We are bappy t¢hear he is} doikg well” 2s sha . . ——$———————_—— ee ee ee ¥ ea ae Kemalic Immigration. © Literary Lectures. A portion of the San Francisco press @p-. The next of the series of Lectures srggll pears to think that there are two sides to. the Young Men’s Literary pe ee this question. Let those who consider the . this place, will be given on Tuesday Evenmarket overstocked take a trip through the . ing, Jan. 12th, by A. A. Sargent, Esq., of mountains; ascertain how many women Nevada. The programme for the Course, a8 there are idle, and unmarried, and why.— . far as arranged, is as follows :— Also the average time allowed to the right) . 4. A. Sargent, Esq., of Nevada, Jan. 12th sort of new comers, before the question is Subject—Martin Luther. . popped. Then let them ascertain bis al D. Belden, Esq. of Nevada, Jan. 19th— there are any Bachelors who would like to . « Pacts and Fancies.”’ become Benedicts, could they do so without) Rey, M. Kellogg, of Grass Valley, Jan. 26, . an expensive trip to the Atlantic States. If —Subject not yet announced. all this be too much trouble, let them go on Rev. Mr. Dryden, of Nevada, Feb. 2nd: board the departing steamer, and ask the . Subject—* Women.” . passengers why they are leaving. Dr. E. A. Tompkins, James Walsh, Esq., . It isa pity the Bulletin did not instruct . and several other gentlemen have consented . its “Traveling Correspondent” to collect . 9 occupy an evening, during the Course. ' statistics, in relation to this matter. The} Jtistruly gratifying to sce our young . result would, we think, have been favorable / men, many of whom wou ld otherwise squan. for the immigration of thousands, with a fair . gor away their time in a worse than useless . chance of immediate employment at good . manner. meeting for the improvement of the wages, and, if they desired, husbands. But) pind, and for the acquisition of knowledge how can they be brought out? Is there 00. jn the pleasant and impressive way of Pub“Mrs. Chislholm” in San Francisco? The} jie Lectures. It presents a favorable indi. ladies of that city might form an Association . cation of social progress in our midst, It the immigration de tdbe.eucouragement of . is to be boped that these lectures may be nuwould not “ object-to live in the conmtry 2 mission,” ante nde worbty low, Btice, of adthe mines. Such an Association might per-. ieaye no excuse for any one to decline the haps induce the Steam Ship Company to purchase of a ticket. bring out a limited unmber each trip, for their services during the passage,—or at a SUNDAY LAW. [ Seaeees rate. Quite an enthusiastic mecting was held The society at San Francisco, might ar-. at the M. E. Church, Sunday evening last, \vaige with the societies of the Atlantic cit. to take some steps for securing a ‘ Sunday . . ies, “ Established for the Encouragement of . Law” from the next Legislature, Mr. BarPaithfal Domestics.” Go ahead, Mr. Bulle-. ber, of Boston Ravine, was called to the tin, you are right. chair, and W.B. Ewer appointed Secretary. mm Co See Messrs. Goldsmith, Ricker and Neal were Wives for the Mitmarne appointed a committee to circulate petitions. We aje pleased to observe the efforts of . Addresses were made by the Rev. Mr. Thonthe Sar Francisco Bulletin to devise means . as of San Francisco, Rev Messrs. Kellogg, for the encouragement of that great desid-. Fish and Phelps and Messrs. Parker and . eratun to our state—Female Immigration. . Dibble, of this place. A Resolution was ofThe ciaracter of our mining operations is. fered by the Rey. Mr. Fish, and unanimouzdailybecoming more permanent. Quartz . ly carried, requesting the Merchants of this Minig and Hill Diggings both have a ten-. place to close their stores at once. Anoth-. dencjto produce stability in our mining . er meeting will be held after the assembling a ne arried. aS ge = ¥ 4 Puls—General debility, low eptritg At the residence of Mr. Bergantz, on Monday eve. a wae Pee zee ation are the inevitable consequen ning last, by E. W. Spofford, Esq., Mr. Jobe 4: Fant . Breer eemovate the stomach, clear the : #5 bowels, snd regulate th r P to Miss Margaretta Barbara Hornung. RS . der forking Pills, ana ‘ Hise ae age me eturns, the z d the nerves become calm. This WULBEBBRY TREES § . coca ses P esti dpe undersigned offers for sale a choice collegtion . concurrent admsssion of all a . <3 4 bs) we wo ne co =] ° © 2p ™ o hs 2 =J Medica) of young Mulberry Trees of two years exgwth, ever witnessed the effects ot the a who hare hich will bear fruit next year, and which greno te the pest condition for pase Dar Pot These re from French seed, and grow to a 1a Ssige, REW Vr AR’ g . Saeriag the double advantage of shade trees and . J BR ALL yielcing alsoa delicious fruit. As only # lifnited Rete

quanyity are for sale; early me ; co needx di S a fyl. ‘Also, for sale, a choice assortment of TOS . n ; HENRY RUFFAT. Myunt P aces Bras ‘ 0 an , pring House, may yeave their orders wii , argo 4 ee ad aontgonery di Co, Grass Velleh gy Set ) Yew Year $ Ebe, Dec. ol, 1857. i. Tickets $6 00. N OTI re} EB ‘ : Mw Managers will be appointed after the party is@ 1 ssembled. HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between the Subscribers and known as the ual cent BROOKLYN HOTEL, Steam Saw Mill Company, is, by mutual cimsent, this day dissolved. ‘lhe business of said fi COR. BROADWAV & SANSOME ST8 SAN FRANCISCO. be settled by James Dobbins, to whom alone all His must be paid. All claims against said firm must be resented to said James Dobbins for payment . eT eee JAMES DOBBINS, « HUGH TWINING. Hage 7 zr 13 n8.3t : THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL KNOWN Randolph Flat, Nov. 25, 1857. snag A iii] and Old Established House is still at his old Ue tricks——of feeding the public for the low sum T C of SLY DOLLARS PER WEEK, and still they come C A \ FR j to partake of. his good and well furnished Table; and me L + as Mr.Kelley is oneof the Pioneer Hetel Keepers of this TAD Te Wh . _ . efty, he plecges himself that there will be nothing Re ch ae ae wanting at his House to make the public comfortaa AE » * ble. . [L of the undersigned, orto FEE, \E_. __The House is centrally localed, in the vicinity ef SUGAR seld by them, has been mixed <with . rivér and ocean steamers. Tidy, CHINA RAW SUGAR, by purchasers, and Sold The House contains a number of single and Famias Refined Sugar. ies and sinIn some instances, our Brand and Bagre ave@N gle gentlemen. been used, and in others, the Imitation Has been :j There is aicached to the House a Reading Room, n ly rooms, well ventilated, suitable for . Close that consumers would readily be @eceived. In‘ and a Library which contains a large number of)se. some cases, the Raw Sugar has been packed with a . lected Standard Works. There is also at the arrival . layer of the Refined Sugar at the top and botg¥m of . of each steamer a wagon, whieh belongs to the house ) the barrels, a to contey passengers and baggage free of charge.-~ a—qConsumers are cautioned against . The) these Frauds, and are informed that theyNMay ob. se a trial. tain stancard samples of our Sugars at our office ; Grd per WEEK.. .ccceccceseccenses cess Oj 08 and, on application by mail, the same will be sent, ard per day... ied caGhawenseedesvenwe 1, free of charge, to any part of theState. Buyers are GAGS oF 5a PS Are Paes iter ee WowweleSis 60 cautioned against a Mixed Sugar branded ;* : Neodging per —_ bie eae rainy Sa “Ss + ¥ 4 ings per week..,....Two to Four Dolis. San Francisco Refined Sugar, Best Yellow, D.”? 10-en &5 P JOHN KELLEY, Sr., Proprietor. In imitation of our brand of second grade Yello . Sugar, which runs thus: ‘San Francisco Sugsr Refinery, Refined Yellow Cof: Dr. C. R. SPAW, fee Sugar, D.”’ : Eaten oe tne protection of tiaue Masks 7 ‘2 ™ Jeeeor . SURGEONS DENT IST, n7-3m BOND & HALE as Agents of the San Francisco Sugar Refinery. . 23, Mill Street, Grass Valley, : {* Ig also prepared to Practice the profession of & DAGUERREOTYPIST. All work, in-either branch, warranted te give — MUSICAL BOXES! OF every size and style, with Mandolin and Bell Attachments, and selections of music frd¥ popuation. Miners are not now the wand. of the Legislature, to be called by the ofiering people they were a few years back.— . cers of the meeting of Sunday evening. Wha they need, when they reach their cabes SS 8 ie ins, old, wet and fatigued, is to find a cheerNew Mining Incorporations, ful fre, a change of clothes, and acomfort-} Articles of Incorporation have been filed ablemeal ready, which they may enjoy, in-. in the office of the Secretary of State, in stea( of, as now, having to cook, wash, &c., . behalf of the following companies : for tiemsel ves. Tmt thousands of women, now out of emTastuinn: ploynen, in the eastern states, could proThe Pacific Star Q. M. Company of Butte mote thjir own welfare and happiness by County, and ’ immigrition to California, will admit of no The San Xavier Silver Mining Company, doudt, while domestics command from $30 at the * Amada,” near Xavier, in the Gadto #40 per month, washing $3 per dozen, sep Purchase, with a capital of $50,000. and more than half. our miners are without wives, good industrious women have nothing to fear. The Grape Vine Tunnel Company, at . . AmosG THE BrNeErits conferred on the California public by the Pacific Steam Ship Company in consequence of the unsafe class f st oe ; re feld. of San Francisca. have isaned the'proof 5 ne — me employ, wn in spectus of a new book entitled “California . TC48¢ O ‘ne rate Of Ansurance on treasure Notes,” by A.S. Taylor, of Monterey. This shipped to the states. Within the last week shippers have been nofified that the rates of insurance on treasure have been increased O.1e quarter of one per cent. a ee Cattrornia Nores.—Hutchins & Roseawork will undoubtedly prove a valuable addition to California Literature.An exchange learns that it will embracea descrip: ats cis pilings ce ‘ion of the climate, commerce and producbreiemencaee ting coder or steel uaeunsee tions of our State, its natural history, fishRehongs se ek Re eries, &c.; also a sketch of its discovery and qeently. toking i ccnsapinghed oe e 1 progress up to this time. The work will pockets of the miner, the mechanic, and, in form a book of abgut 300 pages. Our home short, of all who wish to remit money to productions in bookmaking and publishing their eae Sp sige RBg Hel IR b should be encouraged, and keep our monWet me oo Stamp ce or a. ey circulating among ourselves, instead of bak easeatiied. fe: 15 pastontiy: ay. orere 40 going abroad to build up Eastern publishers. make up what our state officers and their so satelites had stolen, but now we are to pay, CuurcH ARRANGEMENT.—The Sacramento . in extra charges for Exchange, for the loss Union says, that Bishop Kip has resigned the . of Treasure by the Central America! Rectorship of Gugce Church, in San Fran-. When will such impositions cease? May cisco, on the gro#nd that his charge inter. we not yet be called upon to make up the fered with his general duties as Bishop of . defalcations of Woods, Meiggs, Saunders, and the State at large. Rev. F.C. Ewer will . other gentlemen of celebrity ? succeed to the position, having acted in that ooo, capacity during the absence of the Bishop,. Lourzenueiser’s ‘Grass Valley AlmaEast. The latter will, however, occasionally . nac, for 1858,” will be issued early in the preach both at Grace Church and Trinity . coming week. Church. ener “THE Snow Srorm,”’ is the title of a new Procress or Crviizatron.—Neither the . California book—a Poem, by a young Miss— cast off garments with which the Digger In. Esther M. Bourne, of San Francisco. The dians of our State are so fond of clothing . book though unpretending in its character, themselves, nor their growing love for cards . is not altogether without merit. It is illusand bad whiskey, are the only evidences of . trative cf scenes in the Northern States, and their progress in civilization. At a “camp” . especially of evening sleigh rides, and the about a mile and ahalf above town, there . sports of school boys. The work is neatly may now be seen, conspicuous among the . bound in board and paper covers. It forms ordinary “buts”? which these people build . a pretty family present, and is especially apfor shelter, a well constructed “shingle . propriate for a Christmas Gift. house,’ made comfortable with a fire-place pe 5S gidlel-tihe-"aeabnalea ae and chimney. and nrovided with « dos~ eud Ra Ws ove indtotst to Tr. ’ window ! It is only some three years since, San Francisco, for our usual files of Atlanthat a party of this same tribe, actually . tic papers, and also for a file of the New burned down a comfortable cabin which had . ¥ ork Daily Tribune. been deserted by its white builders, because . it occupied a spot on which they wished to H E N R Y Ht E N T S & il ) erect one one their miserable bark tenements. BANKER. Northwest corner of Montgomery and Jacksen streets, San FRANCISCO. p= Wallace Gehr has been convicted in the Nevada Court of Sessions of Grand Larceny. He was sometime since sent, by the Draws bills of Exchange, at sight or on time, in sums to suit, on et.. Uae New York. MELLY, ROMILLY & CO..... -.. Liverpool, same Court, to the State Prison. MORRIS, PREVOST & CO...-.--.London. —_COULON XE hes Bk London. ae MATHIEU HENTSCH & GO...... Paris. Returnep.—Jobn Webber, late County) tis arts, MUSSARD-& 60.0021” Paris. Treasurer, returned on the laststeamerfrom. HENTSCH &CO......Geneva, Switzerland. Purchases Certificates of Deposit and other ‘Exthe East, accompanied by his lady . Afew change at Current Rates, and transacts a General months residence at the East has satisfied . Banking — : ee = eceives Deposits. him that there is no country in the world. an Assay orricsis annexed rege Banking House equal to California. LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ON GOLD DUST TO ASSAY. $2-1m chF jg-® The number of passengers by the x : : RIGGS, DEY & CU. are prepared to import ever Golden Gate, Dec. 21, is said to be the smailB descripiion of Goods in tigis He, on short notice est which ever left San Francisco, on an . and as low as any other house in San Francisco. Eastern steamer. 968 aie Bi yen me DEY & CO., f= The M. E. Church of this place, ar¢. ] pLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK now holding ® series of protracted meetings . NeeW end eupeditioucly executed trie Odioe. , county, and within forty days if served on you.in . Operas, Nutional Airs, Polkas, Waltzes, ect. =X For sale by BRIGGS, DEY & CQ., 5 18 98 Montgomery st., corner Califern-\ —_— eer SO ee eS —") PIE PLANT ROOTS FOR SUMMONS. <i . g SALE. § STATE or CALIFORNIA, COUNTY or NEVADA—S3. 500 Reets of the Celebrated ““V3O-~ District Court of the 14th Judicial Disrtict of TORIA” Variety—For Sale by Mr. WORTHsaid state : INGTON, at his Ranch, on the Nevada Road. The People of the State of California— pie ea NRE Nel To JOHN JOHNSON, Greeting : You are neater Summened to testi fae answer ! FOR SALE BY Mark F. Marshall, to the complaint of JOHN S. MAYHUGH, filed against you, within ten days from the service of this ; Writ, if served on you in this county, within twenty days if served on you in this District and out of this BOSTON RAV INE ‘ this State and out of this District, in an action com. oN N CIDER. “ie menced on the ninth day of October 1857, in said ag TRENTY BARRELS Seach _ Court for the recovery of six Hundred and fifty dolNs lars, together within interest thereon at the rate of 3 , e Seeds ten per cent per anumenm until paid, as .set out in all kinds of Garden Seeds, and Grass : wa Alfalfa, or Chili Clover. satisfaction. . plaintiffs bill of complaint now on file in the office of (25 § the clerk of said court a certified copy .of which is} ™ herewith served— $ es And you are hereby rotified that ‘if_you fail to} ™& answer said complaint as herein directed, .] Jaintilf ‘ BIBLES! BIBLES!! : ige Grass Valley Bible Society have on hand a general assortment of Bibles and Testaments. For sale at a slight advance on New York prices. Depositery at PARKER’S. RAFELE will make judgment against you therefor by default, rees, Shrubbery 3 Plan ts together with all costs of suit and also demand off* said complaint. : . NVHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE at his Store In testimony whereof I, RUFUS SHOEMAKER, . . in BOSTON RAVINE, the largest vaaiety of Frutt set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, this . offere@in this market His Trees are from the beet 16th day of December A. D. 1857. “. —*. Nurgdries in California, and are all in perfect -ordes. By Wa. Smiru, Deputy.” < In this action it appearing to the satisfaction of 125_ DIFFERENT VARIETIES of ROSES SE ay PY County, and affidavit of plaintits attorneys-on file, . “ Ba~ Persons desirous of any thing in the above that dilligent sea th has been made for xaid Defend‘line, either Ornamental or Useful, will do well toes “ys therefore ordered that sesvice of summon and . UPOA theSsubscriber. Grass Valley, Nov. 27, 1857. 6-t£ iia inCthe Grass Valley Telegraph a weakly news: aper published in the County of Nevaca. oncelication. NILES SEARLS, District Judge. AND LITTLE BOYS. A true copy, Attest—Rufus Shoemaker, Clerk, by . Mrs. H. S. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs the Smi a slin. 2 iutiffs _a,, ‘. commence a#rivate School for Misses and little Boys ee errr eae wed at her residéhce on Mill Street, on Monday the 6th ; ATTENTION ALL!!! BOILER & STEAMBOAT BLACKSMITHS’ WORKS, MARKET ’ Square, corner Bush and Market Sts., te K San Francisco. — STEAM BOILERS, high and low pressure, cylinder a * = cel Rm and tubular, at the shortest notice and on the most on‘hand and is-tuily receiving 1 From the Eastern States Direct, orders for wrought iron pipes for steam and mini purposes, and sheet iron works of all kinds. . Corner of Mill and Maim Streets, under the personal. superintendence of Mr. LE cs COFFEY, who has had fifteen years’ experience as a Francisco, 45-6m COFFEY & RISDON. FO) @ ih 0) Ly jet it IN. (G) < ‘Latest styles of FROCK & DRESS COATS FANCY COLORS. «to — do do / Very fine Black Raglans. «Far sy Colored Raglams. i Vesta. i es house and lot owned by Mr. John“Glarx, next ; = grees lly = south of Union Ball Court, Mill St., Gras# ey. 5 f ts we have— A ; Grass Valley, Dec. 5, 1857. mae Me heayy French Cassimere, all atylen : Take it all in all we can clothe yon from s0B PRINTING head'to foot, either for . In a Style Unsurpassed * Our Rubber Goods any establishment in the State. bs ae <*> ~ Are No. 1, Warranted. the Court such other relief as ic preged fer im 3¢ AND SEEDS. Clerk of the District Court. aforesaid, do hereunto . ‘Prees. Shrubbery, Plants and Seeds of all kinds, ever. RUFUS. SHOEMAKER, Clerk. Among his Plants are numbered the couri from the return of the sheriff of Nevada . . and and that he canont be found in said County. It, JOHN E. MARSHALL. oiomplaint be had upon said defendant by publica5 * pweek for at least three months from the date of Pub “ SCHOOL FOR MISSES, William Smith, Deputy. it zens of Grass Valley and Vicinity, that she will August., Terms as formerly COFFEY & RISDON’S At the ahove works are mannfactured all kinds of Takes this method-to inform you that be bag reasonable terms, Particular attention paid to all at his Storéin Grass Valley, All the woek doneat the above establishn UPER, SUPER STOCK practical Boiler Makergin New York, Boston, and San : «Consisting of.. Rich Beaver Dress Overcoats, in Colors. A béautiful Sot of— Tickets—120, $5 each. Cc Vests of all Colors. /Extra Super Blk Cassimere Pants. or nvEiY VAKIETY EXECUTED AT THIS oyFicg. THE BALL ROOM, OR THE MINES or BLANKETS AND COMFORTERS CARDS < ¢ and a ‘ull Stock of 9 ; ae CIRCULARS, : FURNISHING Goons. POSTERS’ j Ray~ Wediave engaged the services of a competer HAND-BILLS AUCTIONSER, who will attend to out door Sales. CERTIFICATES, 5tf H. BERWIN & BRO. LAW BLANKS, ox ‘any desrscription of Printing? Thencallat this Office and leave your orders.— : TerMé moderate for cash. z CONSTANT Additions are being made to our é JOB DEPARTMENT, of new and beautiful BORDER, TINT PLATE, TYPE, &6:, which will enables us to print Cards, Cj Bills, Law Blanks, Posters, Bill SasderCetee Stock, &c. &c., in Gold, Silver and Crimson Bronzee Variegated Colors. é equal to any other establishmen of the kind in the Engines, Boilers, Etc, MAHE Undersigned has constantly on hand, new and SL good seconddiand Engines and Boilers, of various power, and is“well posted on such Machinery as is equired fox «QUATRZ MINING. Comiunications addressed, through Wells, Farge & Cae.Nto John Aldersey, 17134 Washington Street, 8 neat site MeGuire’s Upera House, will be pune tually attended to. JOHN ALDERSEY. n Francisco, Nov. 25, 1857. ‘<< Back! — Proprietet offers for Sale the well known pre{ perty known as the EMPIRE BATH HOUSE, neag t Be sc 2 UE MONARY Brae N UCT IRR OTR TI pos. 39 CE = foot of Main rn ge or hey wage Bath fix. MINING NOTICE. . . S. Sie Saoes syeece 2 Seas, TA METTING held by the Miners on Pike Flat, on oee'g salen Natt nee {MES @> wns. Thursiay Evening, Nov. Sthit was resolved that . rags Valley, July4th, 1867. of Juneiib; wall Sess eee eae ae a Hunting Repeater Watches oi in Oe Grass Galley Telegraph three suecessive ar eae per steamer end, Grass Valley Nerv. Sth 1607. ae x blic are. respectfully requested to give the » ti