January 15, 1859 (4 pages)

Public Administrator. Itisrumored that F. H. Nicholson, who was elected Public administrator of this county two years ago, is defaulter to the amount of about two thousands dollars. It seems there is charged to him, in the Probate Court, the sum of $2,060, which was collected on the estate of S.N. Palmer, deceased and which has not wen seo for, This estate was quite alarge one—the ling claims belonging to it baving been sold for $7,000, and the cost will probably amount to some five hundred dollars, leaving the actual amount for which the Administrator chargeable, 500. An been made by the Probate Court, for the Adfile his money wa mit is about $1. order had ministrator to make out and statement. and to pay over what 1 his hands to the brother of S. N Palmer. On Saturday the first inst., $800 from Birdseye’s Banking the purpose, as he said, of paying it over but this he failed tedo. On the Monday following, Nicholson ‘vent to Grass Valley in the stage, and that night he hired a buggy to take him to Yankee Jim's. The buggy took him as for as Iowa Hill, where he was left, and nothing further has been heard from him. Itisamatter of doubt weather or not Nicholson for the past year has been the legal Pablic Administrator of the county, Iie was required over a year ago, the Board of Supervisors to additional bonds : with this order he failed to comply. and the Supervisors declared the office vag cant and released the bondsmen. The bate Court, however recognize Nicholson drew House, for by Pro: refused to the action of the County Supervisors as legal.and still regarded Nicholson as the Public Adminstrator. The Supervisors being doubtful of their own power, neglected of to makt an appointment in the place Nicholson, and consequently the right to the office was not contested. It is supposed that Nicholson gone to Santa Clara or San Jose, and we learn that his friends have written to him, back, st bas advising him to come and promising to assist him in settling Vevada Democrat. accounts tlantic Mail Steamer arrived at y Eve reer The A s,at 9 o'clock, on Thursde San Franci ning The mail will be up this Evening. Nevapa County, did get a ‘bone’ or two inthe Assembly Geo. A. Your is chair man of the Committee on Enrollment, and Phil. Moore is chairman of the ¢ Mr. Committee on Federal Relations. bers of the Nevada ad Tommittce on States Prison Meore is also on the The mem legation are placed as a general thing on unimportant Committ Mr. Cahalat on the aga es on Print gand Publie Lands. Mr. Caldwell is ot the Committee on Public Morals and Expen itur ! Accounts. Mr. Armstrong is on the Committee on Ce erce and Navigalion. Wel ve Mr. x is on the Com * ticout Meweae d Mea Trimsitry Jovenat On our arrival from below we found achck from McDonald, of eTr j on Old Block. for ‘ four ? T! feck was presented, Old Block rd on i dated, and there are ‘ two hits’ . uny two strangers who may happ iwith nm our gates Wa.er’ Bright Geentiful Water. Mr. Gough, t! mus temperance lectar er, as is well known, hed a grand compli mentary tes-imonial at the Academy ef Music a few weeks since. when be delivered one of his most stirring addresses to the largest crowd ever assembled within the walls of that beautiful building. <A friend has fured us with the following copy of the ges which so much pleased us, and wi g them to the rea in presen ders of the Philade/pAi Water! oh _— 1 Me oving water take pleasure t Neos brigh water for me, earth-ble It was the drin his Eden home ; auty of Eve in aven-gilted, ssing, flowkof A it mirrored eT in th back the be tcilet it waker fading flower; pur ity of } . her unblushing is to life again the crashed and it cools, ob! how gratefully the parched tongue of the feverish invalid; it falls down in pleasant showers from its home witb the glittering stars ; it descends to as in fea: thery ; it glitters drops at the glad birth of morning ; it clusters in great tear dropsat night graves of those we love ; its name is wreath ed in strange bright colors by the sunset cloud ; its name is breathed by the dying dying soldier, far away on the terrid ficld of battle ; it paints old forts aud turrets from & gorgeous easel upon your Winter window ; it clings upon the branches of trees in frostwork of delicate beauty; it dwells in the icicle ; it lives in the mountain glacier ; it forms the vapory ground-work upon which God paints the rainbow, it gushes in pearly streams from the gentle hill-side; it makes glad the sunny vales ; it murmurs cheerful songs in the ear of the humble cottager ; it answers back the smilet of happy children ; it kisses the pure cheek of the water-lilly ; it wanders like a vein of molten silver away, away tothe distant sea. Ob! bright, beautiful, health-inspiring, heart-gladdening wa ter! Everywhere around us dwelleth thy meek presence ; twin angel sister of all that is good and precious here ; in the wild forest, on the grasey plain, slumbering in the bosom of the lonely mountain, sailing with viewless wings through the humid air, floating over us in curtains of more than regal splendor ; home of the healing angel when his wings bend to the woes of this fallen world, 3 storms of snow in dew over the Oh water for me, bright water for me! Jud wine for the tremulous debauchee . #@~ The Sacramento correspondent of the . Times, as well as the San Francisco corre pondents of other opposition papers, that Mr. Moore of Nevada, s friends in the Assembly, intend to Speaker Stratton in hot water. We know this to be untrue. Mr. Moore and his friends will stick to the rules of the House and to Parliamentary law, as they shall rue them. and like other members will appeal from the decisions of the Speaker, when, in the opinion, he violates either. This they should do without being subjected to the ct irge of factions opposition. We know, without be ing told so, that the Nevada members will do right with Mr. Stratton and will respect him and his decisions with as mvch cordiali ty as they would any other gentleman clect ed to the Speakersbip. rrr SPECIAL NOTICES. MADISON LODGE NO.23, F. A.M La gMEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at th FE. Mel { vy. EW Ma = I.0.0. F Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12% INSTITUTE! 2 Ir, 18 meet " 3 DAY night, at OF FI OWS HALI nM Brother Ic stan ‘ JONATILA LARK C. C. Surm. R. 8 Grass Valley. Jan. 1, 1859 CHAS. A. CRANE, ADVERTISING AGENCY, 63 MERCTIANT STREET. ANCI co SAN FR Cigar Store, BOOKS STATIONERY. ERUIT CONFECTIONERY, TOYS CUTLERY, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY And the finest Brands of TOBACCO AND CIGARS SHERIFF'S SALE. ( ‘ ! i F € Si i ts is t e : ;‘ , = Ww 22 4 } SHERIFF'S SALE Court of 1 Distr und ilifor 1 x . ourt 1sul da in f of J Till and at . ant, et I sum of Sixteen Hundred and N Hight Dollars debt, with interest on t SA um of $1698, atthe rate of three 7 month from the rendit f Ju paid, together with all costs of snit For i the sale of the following dese: iy ; to wit :-—The one undivided hal of that one story Brick Store and House and lot, sit uated on the south side of Mainstreet. in tt town of San Juan, Nevada Cou Stat California, adjoining on house and lo “1 pied by Seeley & Clark as an ¢ xpri on the east, and a one story Brick Stere and House oc ccupie “l by Dr. Wakefield & Brother on the west, with hereditame ‘nts and appar’ tenances thereto belonging or appertaining Notice is hereby given that I will e xpose to — sale, all the above described prop erty. to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada City. on TUESDAY the 18th day of January, A. D. 1859, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M. Given under my hand of December, A. D hs) W. his the 24th day 1858 BORING Ea. Barnard oe ue ust opened, in his New ust above Kohler’s Bar Tobacco, Cigars, Sheriff. I) 22 4: Durrel puty ries, Which he offers at wholesale retail ced prices, for @sh. gg Call x e ourselve Grass Valley, August 21, 1858 j SCHOOL FOR MISSES, AND LITTLE BOYS. Mra. H. 8S. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs t cit zens of Grass Valley and Vicinity, that she commence a l’rivate School for Misses and little Boysf ather residence on Mill Street, on Monday the 6th o August. Terms as formerly LANBETS.—<A superior article of BLAN KETS for Quartz Mills to be found PARKER'S FuoRNIt TORE y BUREAUS SOTELS, LOUNGES yt CRT T he ‘tnde rsigned alw BED ROOM AND PALOR FURNITURE full a have T ogether with a CARPETS MATTING, PAPER, WINDOW 8 if Cheap ABINET OIL SifADE All kinds of C on hand eve ays CLOTH, FOOT » ec S 3 all of wh F'or Cash. WOR PHOLSER aX, . Wood Turning done to order, and in) stort. afl filled with promptne and despatch, Superior covered, plain and zine Coffin Silve Plates and andles, Collers, Shrouds, &e., ulways « Evervthing required for Funerals furnished at <he MILL STREET. West side, near corner of NE RANCH FOR SALE. AT A GREAT BARGAIN NJAMIN CRABTREI R. B, SHAR, Dental angers MEC Hl aNi¢ AL DENTIST, Will Street, Grass Valicy. et Court of the lith Jad 0. H. P. WHITE Forwarding WERGHARTS, & CO. & Commission J. RK I ‘ WHITNEY, & CO MRWARDING AND COMMISSION — J 5. ES. Whitney, W.3. Villey, WESTERN WOTEL. COR. MAIN AND NEVADA STREETS, WM. HOBERY Preprictor. LEVY & MARSE! Limter &General Dea ValleyLumber Yard, AS Main Street, opposite We rn fletel, GRASS VALLE. vt Lut I te i e UGAR PINE LUMBER, OF ALI. DESCR NS ol t SUPERIOR QUALITI ivVp IN ivi QUANTITY Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles < ur Posis, &e. &c. We h ae ave re from the Manufa SASH, SASH DOORS, BLINDS, FRENCH WINDOWS, Panel Ix Newels, Bants e, & « PLAIN AND FANCY JOR PRINT1% Neaty and Expeditiously Exe t om > << see: oa ps W. FF AD EE OS TR ORS RIN ORB RE we W. B. ssortment of DESKS Sots hy he PERS : variety i MATS. WALI ‘ ch wil Y, REPAIRING orders r Ore n hat. ‘ ; Mest NO AL, ¢ Ci CLAP nine he ty = rm P eeu lit atbiey. POPE. [Oppo he ] KE. W. SPOFFORD, SUSTICHK OF WHE PEAC # For the Township of Givas~s Valler, CONSTAB Provisions, vec T. FINDLE’ FOREIGN & DO? i ‘> t f MINING Lace 8 FLreve qu aay. CIGAR ! CIGARS DD ri 2 8 Ww Sav hvu . Wi ALI rR DE Ai ER ff & rr ist. / / A ON STORE. amos & CC tries ama Fiqnuors EY, & CO. GTC Leer axr {} . Ks K it Au 3 TOOLS CIGARS Fine Havana Cigars, Choice Biand Pipes, Playine CUTER PIGVERS. i’Prs, ¢€ ‘ : * i 1 3 } per -h ‘ . & 4 i 4 ‘ (Aur OFS oO RIT . ow Ls. ! AQt Orn s Tobacco, Match bt. Chri istma 5S ! E PRIEDMAN Masonic Hall, Mill Street, Grass V New 8 Valley. ock a THE ABOVE LINE. ILA, MAN TILLAS. MA‘I’FING WALL WINDOW PAPER, AND SHDAES GENTLEME ING SHIRTS AND CR N’S FURNISIIGOODS, \TS, 00RD NEWS Geen vNEWws! GREAT BARGAINS AND vO HUMBUG. MEMORY ny. Dusiness t ST, i it COST ha NOTHING ELSE BUT i’ iks Ir COST, . Y STOCK O. c L OTHING. i ESS & MINERS Lik ¥7 Cc ID Tyres WW Sod 2.7 2 Sua \LL AI }JS (F BAS } IIN GODS y th se RIN ¥ Ad LiVUR. RS u a (200000 FEET, GEO. A. MONTGOMERY, BANKER, Eixchnuge on the Atluntic Sintes and Europe, Dc posite, specinior otherwise Reccited, ie ae . ir 2a uvveos*s Ambrotype Gallery, CET VILL STR GRASS VAELEY A’MBKRORIPE*, HELAINOTAV YEA, SPEREOSCOPIC PECTURES and SUNLIGMT PAINTINGS on Mica. Also Patent Leather and Oi! Cloth Pictures, e above new infinite ne or sand ng per o pictures copied, ; &c., token at ost appropriate he department ie) DM. Woop Attest THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF HRALTE. TO A MANKIND!!! HOLLOW AY >) FELIS. A BeOoN vO 7 BEECH? N PVsPhPsis. Cionernt Debility and Wenkness, HILiors BDIsORnDpri« HOCKEY FEMALES. CNREPUTTED Preer. fy known if ' ‘ y <3 HARDWARE Stoves, me and GLASS WARE. EMCLAUGHLIR, Bri¢k Store, Mill St. Gross Valley. , HARDWARE BAR AND SHEET IRON CAST STEEL LEAD PIPE OF ALL SIZE NOUGLAS PUMP RUBBERS LEATHER BELTING LICE LEATHER RUBBER, HEMP AND COTTON PACKING GUN AND BLASTING POWDER SAFTY FUSE QUIC K SILVER ‘ARPENTER’S ANI TOOLS FINE POCKET JOINERS TARLE CUT LERY 1GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS WANILLA ROPE, ALL SIZES CROCKERY & GLASS WARE WOODEN WARE TIN WARE DOORS & WINDOW S4sn La W Attention, Enginee:s! TWOSTHAM BOILERS POR SALT T HELIS R virt nt \ tien t ected, issued x District tof tie 14th Judicial ‘ ' ste of Califor Court en the ; ‘Aa aver of GEO . H P t WM. P. C. STERRINS s sin 1 1 a des nte ‘ ‘lair eM od Mechinery ar i . mging, also Plaintiff Water t » ur es thereto, used rang . nt for conveying water to ss M i, re sid Mil r ing quartz rock N shy given t xpose » pul ; > ab ; : prope » the for cash, in front of the ¢ House : City of Newnda Tuesday the Ist day ock, A.M. and Fo M f *nundetr \ \ 1858 $.W_ BORING. Sheriff New ad bon Bt By Geo. W. Lenkar . Dey PR Saturday fi. Caswell, 7 alate ‘ In the matter of the F LTE NOTICE. 1S58,—Dresent, Hon. T. David Larimer de cease:)Cc. F Smith Admir having this day pre sented to the ( ° rth exhibit of the cond’tion of said Est and the same being examined by the Court w rdered to t ’ is therefe Tt : ! Court that all persons int sted be ar ¢ him at the Court Roor sale ¥ the 18th day of November, A. i Man : : ‘ bey loc n the foren said day (That time being specially appointe: the hearing of anid pe ition To show cause wh der should not be made granting said petition a tthorizing said omipstrator to sell the property of said deceaséd wr ti terms and o dition set forth in said péetiton : : sai And it is further ard hata copy of this orde jecessive weeks in the publish: be published at least Nevada ye nal ed in the cc a News 7 uty of Necdanr printed and THOMAS H OC ASWELI. Pr RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk mibert Dep: ity obate Judge, By J. 5. La

Public Administrator. Itisrumored that F. H. Nicholson, who was elected Public administrator of this county two years ago, is defaulter to the amount of about two thousands dollars. It seems there is charged to him, in the Probate Court, the sum of $2,060, which was collected on the estate of S.N. Palmer, deceased and which has not wen seo for, This estate was quite alarge one—the ling claims belonging to it baving been sold for $7,000, and the cost will probably amount to some five hundred dollars, leaving the actual amount for which the Administrator chargeable, 500. An been made by the Probate Court, for the Adfile his money wa mit is about $1. order had ministrator to make out and statement. and to pay over what 1 his hands to the brother of S. N Palmer. On Saturday the first inst., $800 from Birdseye’s Banking the purpose, as he said, of paying it over but this he failed tedo. On the Monday following, Nicholson ‘vent to Grass Valley in the stage, and that night he hired a buggy to take him to Yankee Jim's. The buggy took him as for as Iowa Hill, where he was left, and nothing further has been heard from him. Itisamatter of doubt weather or not Nicholson for the past year has been the legal Pablic Administrator of the county, Iie was required over a year ago, the Board of Supervisors to additional bonds : with this order he failed to comply. and the Supervisors declared the office vag cant and released the bondsmen. The bate Court, however recognize Nicholson drew House, for by Pro: refused to the action of the County Supervisors as legal.and still regarded Nicholson as the Public Adminstrator. The Supervisors being doubtful of their own power, neglected of to makt an appointment in the place Nicholson, and consequently the right to the office was not contested. It is supposed that Nicholson gone to Santa Clara or San Jose, and we learn that his friends have written to him, back, st bas advising him to come and promising to assist him in settling Vevada Democrat. accounts tlantic Mail Steamer arrived at y Eve reer The A s,at 9 o'clock, on Thursde San Franci ning The mail will be up this Evening. Nevapa County, did get a ‘bone’ or two inthe Assembly Geo. A. Your is chair man of the Committee on Enrollment, and Phil. Moore is chairman of the ¢ Mr. Committee on Federal Relations. bers of the Nevada ad Tommittce on States Prison Meore is also on the The mem legation are placed as a general thing on unimportant Committ Mr. Cahalat on the aga es on Print gand Publie Lands. Mr. Caldwell is ot the Committee on Public Morals and Expen itur ! Accounts. Mr. Armstrong is on the Committee on Ce erce and Navigalion. Wel ve Mr. x is on the Com * ticout Meweae d Mea Trimsitry Jovenat On our arrival from below we found achck from McDonald, of eTr j on Old Block. for ‘ four ? T! feck was presented, Old Block rd on i dated, and there are ‘ two hits’ . uny two strangers who may happ iwith nm our gates Wa.er’ Bright Geentiful Water. Mr. Gough, t! mus temperance lectar er, as is well known, hed a grand compli mentary tes-imonial at the Academy ef Music a few weeks since. when be delivered one of his most stirring addresses to the largest crowd ever assembled within the walls of that beautiful building. <A friend has fured us with the following copy of the ges which so much pleased us, and wi g them to the rea in presen ders of the Philade/pAi Water! oh _— 1 Me oving water take pleasure t Neos brigh water for me, earth-ble It was the drin his Eden home ; auty of Eve in aven-gilted, ssing, flowkof A it mirrored eT in th back the be tcilet it waker fading flower; pur ity of } . her unblushing is to life again the crashed and it cools, ob! how gratefully the parched tongue of the feverish invalid; it falls down in pleasant showers from its home witb the glittering stars ; it descends to as in fea: thery ; it glitters drops at the glad birth of morning ; it clusters in great tear dropsat night graves of those we love ; its name is wreath ed in strange bright colors by the sunset cloud ; its name is breathed by the dying dying soldier, far away on the terrid ficld of battle ; it paints old forts aud turrets from & gorgeous easel upon your Winter window ; it clings upon the branches of trees in frostwork of delicate beauty; it dwells in the icicle ; it lives in the mountain glacier ; it forms the vapory ground-work upon which God paints the rainbow, it gushes in pearly streams from the gentle hill-side; it makes glad the sunny vales ; it murmurs cheerful songs in the ear of the humble cottager ; it answers back the smilet of happy children ; it kisses the pure cheek of the water-lilly ; it wanders like a vein of molten silver away, away tothe distant sea. Ob! bright, beautiful, health-inspiring, heart-gladdening wa ter! Everywhere around us dwelleth thy meek presence ; twin angel sister of all that is good and precious here ; in the wild forest, on the grasey plain, slumbering in the bosom of the lonely mountain, sailing with viewless wings through the humid air, floating over us in curtains of more than regal splendor ; home of the healing angel when his wings bend to the woes of this fallen world, 3 storms of snow in dew over the Oh water for me, bright water for me! Jud wine for the tremulous debauchee . #@~ The Sacramento correspondent of the . Times, as well as the San Francisco corre pondents of other opposition papers, that Mr. Moore of Nevada, s friends in the Assembly, intend to Speaker Stratton in hot water. We know this to be untrue. Mr. Moore and his friends will stick to the rules of the House and to Parliamentary law, as they shall rue them. and like other members will appeal from the decisions of the Speaker, when, in the opinion, he violates either. This they should do without being subjected to the ct irge of factions opposition. We know, without be ing told so, that the Nevada members will do right with Mr. Stratton and will respect him and his decisions with as mvch cordiali ty as they would any other gentleman clect ed to the Speakersbip. rrr SPECIAL NOTICES. MADISON LODGE NO.23, F. A.M La gMEETS EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at th FE. Mel { vy. EW Ma = I.0.0. F Grass Valley Lodge, No. 12% INSTITUTE! 2 Ir, 18 meet " 3 DAY night, at OF FI OWS HALI nM Brother Ic stan ‘ JONATILA LARK C. C. Surm. R. 8 Grass Valley. Jan. 1, 1859 CHAS. A. CRANE, ADVERTISING AGENCY, 63 MERCTIANT STREET. ANCI co SAN FR Cigar Store, BOOKS STATIONERY. ERUIT CONFECTIONERY, TOYS CUTLERY, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY And the finest Brands of TOBACCO AND CIGARS SHERIFF'S SALE. ( ‘ ! i F € Si i ts is t e : ;‘ , = Ww 22 4 } SHERIFF'S SALE Court of 1 Distr und ilifor 1 x . ourt 1sul da in f of J Till and at . ant, et I sum of Sixteen Hundred and N Hight Dollars debt, with interest on t SA um of $1698, atthe rate of three 7 month from the rendit f Ju paid, together with all costs of snit For i the sale of the following dese: iy ; to wit :-—The one undivided hal of that one story Brick Store and House and lot, sit uated on the south side of Mainstreet. in tt town of San Juan, Nevada Cou Stat California, adjoining on house and lo “1 pied by Seeley & Clark as an ¢ xpri on the east, and a one story Brick Stere and House oc ccupie “l by Dr. Wakefield & Brother on the west, with hereditame ‘nts and appar’ tenances thereto belonging or appertaining Notice is hereby given that I will e xpose to — sale, all the above described prop erty. to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada City. on TUESDAY the 18th day of January, A. D. 1859, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock P. M. Given under my hand of December, A. D hs) W. his the 24th day 1858 BORING Ea. Barnard oe ue ust opened, in his New ust above Kohler’s Bar Tobacco, Cigars, Sheriff. I) 22 4: Durrel puty ries, Which he offers at wholesale retail ced prices, for @sh. gg Call x e ourselve Grass Valley, August 21, 1858 j SCHOOL FOR MISSES, AND LITTLE BOYS. Mra. H. 8S. GOLDSMITH respectfully informs t cit zens of Grass Valley and Vicinity, that she commence a l’rivate School for Misses and little Boysf ather residence on Mill Street, on Monday the 6th o August. Terms as formerly LANBETS.—<A superior article of BLAN KETS for Quartz Mills to be found PARKER'S FuoRNIt TORE y BUREAUS SOTELS, LOUNGES yt CRT T he ‘tnde rsigned alw BED ROOM AND PALOR FURNITURE full a have T ogether with a CARPETS MATTING, PAPER, WINDOW 8 if Cheap ABINET OIL SifADE All kinds of C on hand eve ays CLOTH, FOOT » ec S 3 all of wh F'or Cash. WOR PHOLSER aX, . Wood Turning done to order, and in) stort. afl filled with promptne and despatch, Superior covered, plain and zine Coffin Silve Plates and andles, Collers, Shrouds, &e., ulways « Evervthing required for Funerals furnished at <he MILL STREET. West side, near corner of NE RANCH FOR SALE. AT A GREAT BARGAIN NJAMIN CRABTREI R. B, SHAR, Dental angers MEC Hl aNi¢ AL DENTIST, Will Street, Grass Valicy. et Court of the lith Jad

0. H. P. WHITE Forwarding WERGHARTS, & CO. & Commission J. RK I ‘ WHITNEY, & CO MRWARDING AND COMMISSION — J 5. ES. Whitney, W.3. Villey, WESTERN WOTEL. COR. MAIN AND NEVADA STREETS, WM. HOBERY Preprictor. LEVY & MARSE! Limter &General Dea ValleyLumber Yard, AS Main Street, opposite We rn fletel, GRASS VALLE. vt Lut I te i e UGAR PINE LUMBER, OF ALI. DESCR NS ol t SUPERIOR QUALITI ivVp IN ivi QUANTITY Laths, Pickets, Shakes, Shingles < ur Posis, &e. &c. We h ae ave re from the Manufa SASH, SASH DOORS, BLINDS, FRENCH WINDOWS, Panel Ix Newels, Bants e, & « PLAIN AND FANCY JOR PRINT1% Neaty and Expeditiously Exe t om > << see: oa ps W. FF AD EE OS TR ORS RIN ORB RE we W. B. ssortment of DESKS Sots hy he PERS : variety i MATS. WALI ‘ ch wil Y, REPAIRING orders r Ore n hat. ‘ ; Mest NO AL, ¢ Ci CLAP nine he ty = rm P eeu lit atbiey. POPE. [Oppo he ] KE. W. SPOFFORD, SUSTICHK OF WHE PEAC # For the Township of Givas~s Valler, CONSTAB Provisions, vec T. FINDLE’ FOREIGN & DO? i ‘> t f MINING Lace 8 FLreve qu aay. CIGAR ! CIGARS DD ri 2 8 Ww Sav hvu . Wi ALI rR DE Ai ER ff & rr ist. / / A ON STORE. amos & CC tries ama Fiqnuors EY, & CO. GTC Leer axr {} . Ks K it Au 3 TOOLS CIGARS Fine Havana Cigars, Choice Biand Pipes, Playine CUTER PIGVERS. i’Prs, ¢€ ‘ : * i 1 3 } per -h ‘ . & 4 i 4 ‘ (Aur OFS oO RIT . ow Ls. ! AQt Orn s Tobacco, Match bt. Chri istma 5S ! E PRIEDMAN Masonic Hall, Mill Street, Grass V New 8 Valley. ock a THE ABOVE LINE. ILA, MAN TILLAS. MA‘I’FING WALL WINDOW PAPER, AND SHDAES GENTLEME ING SHIRTS AND CR N’S FURNISIIGOODS, \TS, 00RD NEWS Geen vNEWws! GREAT BARGAINS AND vO HUMBUG. MEMORY ny. Dusiness t ST, i it COST ha NOTHING ELSE BUT i’ iks Ir COST, . Y STOCK O. c L OTHING. i ESS & MINERS Lik ¥7 Cc ID Tyres WW Sod 2.7 2 Sua \LL AI }JS (F BAS } IIN GODS y th se RIN ¥ Ad LiVUR. RS u a (200000 FEET, GEO. A. MONTGOMERY, BANKER, Eixchnuge on the Atluntic Sintes and Europe, Dc posite, specinior otherwise Reccited, ie ae . ir 2a uvveos*s Ambrotype Gallery, CET VILL STR GRASS VAELEY A’MBKRORIPE*, HELAINOTAV YEA, SPEREOSCOPIC PECTURES and SUNLIGMT PAINTINGS on Mica. Also Patent Leather and Oi! Cloth Pictures, e above new infinite ne or sand ng per o pictures copied, ; &c., token at ost appropriate he department ie) DM. Woop Attest THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF HRALTE. TO A MANKIND!!! HOLLOW AY >) FELIS. A BeOoN vO 7 BEECH? N PVsPhPsis. Cionernt Debility and Wenkness, HILiors BDIsORnDpri« HOCKEY FEMALES. CNREPUTTED Preer. fy known if ' ‘ y <3 HARDWARE Stoves, me and GLASS WARE. EMCLAUGHLIR, Bri¢k Store, Mill St. Gross Valley. , HARDWARE BAR AND SHEET IRON CAST STEEL LEAD PIPE OF ALL SIZE NOUGLAS PUMP RUBBERS LEATHER BELTING LICE LEATHER RUBBER, HEMP AND COTTON PACKING GUN AND BLASTING POWDER SAFTY FUSE QUIC K SILVER ‘ARPENTER’S ANI TOOLS FINE POCKET JOINERS TARLE CUT LERY 1GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS WANILLA ROPE, ALL SIZES CROCKERY & GLASS WARE WOODEN WARE TIN WARE DOORS & WINDOW S4sn La W Attention, Enginee:s! TWOSTHAM BOILERS POR SALT T HELIS R virt nt \ tien t ected, issued x District tof tie 14th Judicial ‘ ' ste of Califor Court en the ; ‘Aa aver of GEO . H P t WM. P. C. STERRINS s sin 1 1 a des nte ‘ ‘lair eM od Mechinery ar i . mging, also Plaintiff Water t » ur es thereto, used rang . nt for conveying water to ss M i, re sid Mil r ing quartz rock N shy given t xpose » pul ; > ab ; : prope » the for cash, in front of the ¢ House : City of Newnda Tuesday the Ist day ock, A.M. and Fo M f *nundetr \ \ 1858 $.W_ BORING. Sheriff New ad bon Bt By Geo. W. Lenkar . Dey PR Saturday fi. Caswell, 7 alate ‘ In the matter of the F LTE NOTICE. 1S58,—Dresent, Hon. T. David Larimer de cease:)Cc. F Smith Admir having this day pre sented to the ( ° rth exhibit of the cond’tion of said Est and the same being examined by the Court w rdered to t ’ is therefe Tt : ! Court that all persons int sted be ar ¢ him at the Court Roor sale ¥ the 18th day of November, A. i Man : : ‘ bey loc n the foren said day (That time being specially appointe: the hearing of anid pe ition To show cause wh der should not be made granting said petition a tthorizing said omipstrator to sell the property of said deceaséd wr ti terms and o dition set forth in said péetiton : : sai And it is further ard hata copy of this orde jecessive weeks in the publish: be published at least Nevada ye nal ed in the cc a News 7 uty of Necdanr printed and THOMAS H OC ASWELI. Pr RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk mibert Dep: ity obate Judge, By J. 5. La