April 6, 1862 (4 pages)

MEETING OF THE INDIGENT AND InpicNANT Cuws oF Nevaba.—The _ the bovine sisterboud of Nevada having reachRs mean and cruel course they have pursued tos : curious growth of the spring grass for rehef to their starving cows, thé latter resolved tu call a meeting in order to make known their grievances and express their disgust and coutempt of their masters. Accordingly at half-past two o'clock, yesterday afternoon, a brindle cow called ‘Suke,’ had a bell_put sround her neck and started through the town, varticularly through Spring strect and around Flagg’s stable, and notified all the sufferers that a meeting was to be held on Mr. Kelsey's lot, on Main strect, and . requiring their, immediate attendance. A . large assemblage was soon on the ground, but it being found that the lot had just been fenced in, and the cows present being so weak and emaciated that their united strength was not agreed that the meeting should be held in the alley immediately back of the lot. The crowd present, consisting of some forty cows, many of whom had their young look at. Their shaggy hides, tightly binding % mass of bones which scemed as if they would burst through their westher-beaten scribed ghastly circles, and the dull, dead eye One of the eldest of the number; a white. and red matron having a very young ealf by her side, then addressed the meeting, and in 4 voice faint « weak, unfolded a tale of woe. She said that as long as a blade of grass remained m the ravines or a leaf on the ~ branphés of the Gaks, she took care of her self and-brught home to her master, every night, ber bag full ofmilk, which he extract4 to the last drop; that when the grass and leaves were gone and her milk dried up in was cruelly denied everything, even a shelter from the pelting storms of winter by the bard and unfeeling master whom she thus bounti-~ fully supplied with milk during the summer, and te whom she had even given all her for. mer offspring. That not many days since, . when the young calf at her side was born unto her in the teeth of a frightful snow storm she barely escaped death through the humanity of a colored gent, who gave her food enough to keep her from “‘ shuffling off ber mortal coil.” : She was followed by another, a dun colored one, who accused the City Dads of showing an unjust partiality towards the hogs, in compelling their masters to keep them housed up and therefore fed, when not even a bit of shelter was provided for them. She was fol, lowed by others who all unfolded the same dale af woe, alter which the following preamble and resolutions were drawn up and unanimously adopted : WHEREAS, owing to a long train of abuses suffered at the hands of heartless owners, we are brought to that extremity that fore~ bearance ceases longer to be a virtue; therefore, be it resolved by the indigent indignant bovines of Nevada and vicinity that we declare our grievances and beg the sympathies of the humane. Resolved, that inasmuch as our former masters denied from us the milk of human the bleak, wintry pasture of a barren world, and as we have sm fed by sympatLizing friends and broaght to hope in the verdure of anether spring, we owe nothing to those who abandoned us to die, but all our sympsthies and attachments are due to the good Samaritans who took us in. need. Resolved, that we bequeath te factors who have exhibited consideration our sufferings, our dearly beloved j of “nanlieeting Se dlapocition to telex from the . termined than ever to tighten their purse . ~-sufficient-to-break the -fenee-down, it was. "progeny: by “their side; wax reatty-pitifut-teir—protruding ribs, which de-. consequence of the want’ of other food she . . 'y HE subscribers, hav Dealer in . A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine aid Commercial Sts. NEVADA. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Ne. 37 Commercial Sireet. gO al Raster gee p alo ieee mutual consent. The L. Soy: wednaee oll carried on by John Holmes » who is authorized "Nevada, March, oth 1862. FOR CITY MARSHAL. U0. 8. GREGORY, 38 announced asa Candidate for City at the next election. FOR CITY MARSHAL. WwW. HM. DAVIDSON. Is announced as a Candidate for the office of CITy MARSHAL, XAT THE ENSUING ELECTION. FOR CITY MARSHAL. GEO. 8. PEIRCE Is announced asa Candidate for Ci ty # arshal at the next election. CARLEY & HALL’s. SALOON, Commercial st., mear cormer of Main. just overhauled their Saloon, invite their and the public te ve them acail. Their patrons can rely on haytheir money’s worth in the shape of A GOoD DRINE. ~ None.but tho best liquors are Fept. mE 3 MILES SEARLS. a ©. RI SEARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Office—Broad street Kidd’s Building. Nevada, Jan. ist Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate! BUILDING LOTS for from $10 to $200 10 VARA Lore sna entire blocks of beautiful Garden Land, in the and aig of San Prancions. on the tine of TAS han Jose at the west-end Depot. ted by the U States. the ‘Distrist courts : i te he BOOTS AND SHOES, . . CM ARLES W. YOUNG, . BS s. vn 8 aD C. C, BR. R. Fy Not <upmamtgbeed pte M, and 2 Pp. vee seeeeS06 A.M and 10.304, Passenger Tarif. sheeeesens +» Three Dollars, . SPECIES Tee eae Nov. 30th, 1861—tf i= : E 235 8 A : 35 £ a = Tan ie it ge a8 : i g a 4 & for cash, in front oft evada, on TUESDAY, April 1852, between the hours of @s’slock, a, m:, oes ee ee = : + a e i) 528 ill = & Hupp, Plaintiffs’ Attys. FRUIT TREES and Rowsign G Vines. Intending to visit The Wine : ned to off my large stock of Choiee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines Orchards or Vineyards, or deal m Trees and Vines; osm have Great E. H. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in all of Courts of Nevada County. Office at the Court " Nevada, Oct. 13th. 1861. To the People of Nevada Co. . ] AM again ready to forward Goods to any seetion of the countics of Nevada, Placer, El Dorado, Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. Mark, Care 0. H. P. W. & Co. Sacramento City. 0. 4. P. WHITE. Sacramento, Feb. 16th. Pacific Mail Steamship Co's. STEAMSHIP ae ST. LOUIS. Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on Priday, April 11th 1862. At9 o'clock A.M., punctually. For Panama. eusomnanes will be conveyed from Panama to — by the Panama Kailroad Company = from pe en hay New York by the Atianti 2 A. BPORMES, — ) emene W.F. BABCOCK, . “8 Cor. Sacramento & Lidesdorff sts. San Francisco. For Pertiand, @regen, and Victoria, V. 1. SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO-MINES=BROTHER JONATHAN, C.F POI, 5 isi cececekiiie-e Will Jeave Pacific st., Wharf, San Francisco. Por the Above Ports. —ON— Pete Pete ee eee ee April ist 1862. AT 4 O'CLOCK, P.M. SAMUEL 3. RENSLET’ Washington on” Opposite the Pest a Church, M street, every Sabbath at as this a s% March . mento Our Bight Exc! e Ce ee ——~ hoe . . Suen foomioen WEAVER & CO.-;, No. 59 Broad Street. ING . i the a7 Goods Sosa with any of the above ills of the body, the ** ALIFORNIANS SHOULD J merits of DE. HOSTETTEN'S STOMACH . ERS. While itis highly pslatableas a be it asa tonic and invigorator. of fortune at the mines, many perto the attacks of complaints of organs, and of various kinds of all stimulants. Let miner who is exposed to pis At Pastor. Mr. Baptist.—At the Chureh, 8 ftg ay et Sabbath at lla. M., and 7? Pp. M.— Rev: B. Brierly, ; Catholte,—Atthe Catholic Church, Wash ington street at 9 4. M. Rev. F J. Dalton, Pas and 7% P ‘. Nes. 15 and 35 ~ . FASHION RESTAURANT WATER POWER DERRICK MAzzater, & anorami, Amn rates. common Hand to LASSING and BAW MiLiee Can be run with very r ofa ard ston, that re. BR ros Oa roe Swan RAR pow = Commercial §& WHOLESALE & RETAIL, Fine Havana Cigars, Tobae‘co, Pipes, Playing Cards, Si ana clgare ever 2 Hate this: aSPRING FASHIONS A ee 1862 72 / eae L Z i A. LAMGOT'T, HEATTERI1T %& SACRAMENTO, CAL. ed th for Hats and AS isnued the Spring St lea TH 'caps, for 1862, has on one Largest & Best Stock of Hats 7 ever exhibited in the State. .O§ N. B.-—Send in your orders which will be, promptly attended to. March 11th, 1862. ‘ { DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, \ Office-—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, We would inform our friends and all wishing our services that WE ARE PREPARED to atte: ithose ig chee . us with a call, at al) hours. feeth after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this Office, to be performed in 1 MOKE SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no e will bemade. Our charges ase mode je genes pbs suit the times. Weare permanently focated in this place. R. M. SHAGKELFORD & CO., MARYSVILLE, Wonld inform the Merchants of Nevada andvicinity that they are again FORWARDING C OODS FROM THEIR OLD STAND. At the Féather River Landing. AT ONE DOLLAR PER TON Marysville, Feb. .0th, 1862. Cc. W. MULFORD, BAINEKER. At his old stand, Main street, Nevada. YOLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates. G Sight Cheeks on Ben Francisco and Saera mento Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. yA yt» fed sat of the Highest Rates " a! le ioral. Jan. eee. 7th, 4. €. BIRDSETE, Cc. B. FELTON, BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, NO. 30 Main street, Nevada City. URCHASE Gold Durt. Advance on for A or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. Draw Checks on San Francisco, seville. on New York. Highest end for County Scrip. GEORGE W. KIDD, BA-TKER, Broad ed at the in the Granite ket Kates, and for Assay or TO ENTERTAIN THE P LE IN may ly RD Pg pp Teh ee Sy a do wel pep pF peed gone: 1 for thémselyes. — Nevada, Noy, 24, 1860-tf {AND GENERAL AGENCY BROAD STREET, = 4 . ie = OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Day and Nigi 4 BLAZE’S TAVERN, ey, : COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST — if You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZHE’Ss! T. CCLAge BEANO,” ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. &2 Goods detivered Free of Charge.6§ Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1861.—tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN. Groceries Can Fruits, Feed Wheat, Ground ed, Barley and JRESH EK 8 a4, NDse, Jr cn hand and for i gay cash. ; li Gopaadeltverst Eee siGuarse TR Meda om Sent sete CHKAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM SHAFER. Commercial Street, Nevada 7 s Nevada, Dee. 17th—tf : GEO. W. CHAPIN & Co. Lower side of Plaza, near Clay «t., . SAN FRANCISCO, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Furnish all kinds of AM CYUNTY SURVEYOR

MEETING OF THE INDIGENT AND InpicNANT Cuws oF Nevaba.—The _ the bovine sisterboud of Nevada having reachRs mean and cruel course they have pursued tos : curious growth of the spring grass for rehef to their starving cows, thé latter resolved tu call a meeting in order to make known their grievances and express their disgust and coutempt of their masters. Accordingly at half-past two o'clock, yesterday afternoon, a brindle cow called ‘Suke,’ had a bell_put sround her neck and started through the town, varticularly through Spring strect and around Flagg’s stable, and notified all the sufferers that a meeting was to be held on Mr. Kelsey's lot, on Main strect, and . requiring their, immediate attendance. A . large assemblage was soon on the ground, but it being found that the lot had just been fenced in, and the cows present being so weak and emaciated that their united strength was not agreed that the meeting should be held in the alley immediately back of the lot. The crowd present, consisting of some forty cows, many of whom had their young look at. Their shaggy hides, tightly binding % mass of bones which scemed as if they would burst through their westher-beaten scribed ghastly circles, and the dull, dead eye One of the eldest of the number; a white. and red matron having a very young ealf by her side, then addressed the meeting, and in 4 voice faint « weak, unfolded a tale of woe. She said that as long as a blade of grass remained m the ravines or a leaf on the ~ branphés of the Gaks, she took care of her self and-brught home to her master, every night, ber bag full ofmilk, which he extract4 to the last drop; that when the grass and leaves were gone and her milk dried up in was cruelly denied everything, even a shelter from the pelting storms of winter by the bard and unfeeling master whom she thus bounti-~ fully supplied with milk during the summer, and te whom she had even given all her for. mer offspring. That not many days since, . when the young calf at her side was born unto her in the teeth of a frightful snow storm she barely escaped death through the humanity of a colored gent, who gave her food enough to keep her from “‘ shuffling off ber mortal coil.” : She was followed by another, a dun colored one, who accused the City Dads of showing an unjust partiality towards the hogs, in compelling their masters to keep them housed up and therefore fed, when not even a bit of shelter was provided for them. She was fol, lowed by others who all unfolded the same dale af woe, alter which the following preamble and resolutions were drawn up and unanimously adopted : WHEREAS, owing to a long train of abuses suffered at the hands of heartless owners, we are brought to that extremity that fore~ bearance ceases longer to be a virtue; therefore, be it resolved by the indigent indignant bovines of Nevada and vicinity that we declare our grievances and beg the sympathies of the humane. Resolved, that inasmuch as our former masters denied from us the milk of human the bleak, wintry pasture of a barren world, and as we have sm fed by sympatLizing friends and broaght to hope in the verdure of anether spring, we owe nothing to those who abandoned us to die, but all our sympsthies and attachments are due to the good Samaritans who took us in. need. Resolved, that we bequeath te factors who have exhibited consideration our sufferings, our dearly beloved j of “nanlieeting Se dlapocition to telex from the . termined than ever to tighten their purse . ~-sufficient-to-break the -fenee-down, it was. "progeny: by “their side; wax reatty-pitifut-teir—protruding ribs, which de-. consequence of the want’ of other food she . . 'y HE subscribers, hav Dealer in . A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine aid Commercial Sts. NEVADA. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Ne. 37 Commercial Sireet. gO al Raster gee p alo ieee mutual consent. The L. Soy: wednaee oll carried on by John Holmes » who is authorized "Nevada, March, oth 1862. FOR CITY MARSHAL. U0. 8. GREGORY, 38 announced asa Candidate for City at the next election. FOR CITY MARSHAL. WwW. HM. DAVIDSON. Is announced as a Candidate for the office of CITy MARSHAL, XAT THE ENSUING ELECTION. FOR CITY MARSHAL. GEO. 8. PEIRCE Is announced asa Candidate for Ci ty # arshal at the next election. CARLEY & HALL’s. SALOON, Commercial st., mear cormer of Main. just overhauled their Saloon, invite their and the public te ve them acail. Their patrons can rely on haytheir money’s worth in the shape of A GOoD DRINE. ~ None.but tho best liquors are Fept. mE 3 MILES SEARLS. a ©. RI SEARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Office—Broad street Kidd’s Building. Nevada, Jan. ist Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate! BUILDING LOTS for from $10 to $200 10 VARA Lore sna entire blocks of beautiful Garden Land, in the and aig of San Prancions. on the tine of TAS han Jose at the west-end Depot. ted by the U States. the ‘Distrist courts : i te he BOOTS AND SHOES, . . CM ARLES W. YOUNG, . BS s. vn 8 aD C. C, BR. R. Fy Not <upmamtgbeed pte M, and 2 Pp. vee seeeeS06 A.M and 10.304, Passenger Tarif. sheeeesens +» Three Dollars, . SPECIES Tee eae Nov. 30th, 1861—tf i= : E 235 8 A : 35 £ a = Tan ie it ge a8 : i g a 4 & for cash, in front oft evada, on TUESDAY, April 1852, between the hours of @s’slock, a, m:, oes ee ee = : + a e i) 528 ill = & Hupp, Plaintiffs’ Attys. FRUIT TREES and Rowsign G Vines. Intending to visit The Wine : ned to off my large stock of Choiee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines Orchards or Vineyards, or deal m Trees and Vines; osm have Great E. H. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in all of Courts of Nevada County. Office at the Court " Nevada, Oct. 13th. 1861. To the People of Nevada Co. . ] AM again ready to forward Goods to any seetion of the countics of

Nevada, Placer, El Dorado, Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. Mark, Care 0. H. P. W. & Co. Sacramento City. 0. 4. P. WHITE. Sacramento, Feb. 16th. Pacific Mail Steamship Co's. STEAMSHIP ae ST. LOUIS. Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on Priday, April 11th 1862. At9 o'clock A.M., punctually. For Panama. eusomnanes will be conveyed from Panama to — by the Panama Kailroad Company = from pe en hay New York by the Atianti 2 A. BPORMES, — ) emene W.F. BABCOCK, . “8 Cor. Sacramento & Lidesdorff sts. San Francisco. For Pertiand, @regen, and Victoria, V. 1. SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO-MINES=BROTHER JONATHAN, C.F POI, 5 isi cececekiiie-e Will Jeave Pacific st., Wharf, San Francisco. Por the Above Ports. —ON— Pete Pete ee eee ee April ist 1862. AT 4 O'CLOCK, P.M. SAMUEL 3. RENSLET’ Washington on” Opposite the Pest a Church, M street, every Sabbath at as this a s% March . mento Our Bight Exc! e Ce ee ——~ hoe . . Suen foomioen WEAVER & CO.-;, No. 59 Broad Street. ING . i the a7 Goods Sosa with any of the above ills of the body, the ** ALIFORNIANS SHOULD J merits of DE. HOSTETTEN'S STOMACH . ERS. While itis highly pslatableas a be it asa tonic and invigorator. of fortune at the mines, many perto the attacks of complaints of organs, and of various kinds of all stimulants. Let miner who is exposed to pis At Pastor. Mr. Baptist.—At the Chureh, 8 ftg ay et Sabbath at lla. M., and 7? Pp. M.— Rev: B. Brierly, ; Catholte,—Atthe Catholic Church, Wash ington street at 9 4. M. Rev. F J. Dalton, Pas and 7% P ‘. Nes. 15 and 35 ~ . FASHION RESTAURANT WATER POWER DERRICK MAzzater, & anorami, Amn rates. common Hand to LASSING and BAW MiLiee Can be run with very r ofa ard ston, that re. BR ros Oa roe Swan RAR pow = Commercial §& WHOLESALE & RETAIL, Fine Havana Cigars, Tobae‘co, Pipes, Playing Cards, Si ana clgare ever 2 Hate this: aSPRING FASHIONS A ee 1862 72 / eae L Z i A. LAMGOT'T, HEATTERI1T %& SACRAMENTO, CAL. ed th for Hats and AS isnued the Spring St lea TH 'caps, for 1862, has on one Largest & Best Stock of Hats 7 ever exhibited in the State. .O§ N. B.-—Send in your orders which will be, promptly attended to. March 11th, 1862. ‘ { DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, \ Office-—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, We would inform our friends and all wishing our services that WE ARE PREPARED to atte: ithose ig chee . us with a call, at al) hours. feeth after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this Office, to be performed in 1 MOKE SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no e will bemade. Our charges ase mode je genes pbs suit the times. Weare permanently focated in this place. R. M. SHAGKELFORD & CO., MARYSVILLE, Wonld inform the Merchants of Nevada andvicinity that they are again FORWARDING C OODS FROM THEIR OLD STAND. At the Féather River Landing. AT ONE DOLLAR PER TON Marysville, Feb. .0th, 1862. Cc. W. MULFORD, BAINEKER. At his old stand, Main street, Nevada. YOLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates. G Sight Cheeks on Ben Francisco and Saera mento Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. yA yt» fed sat of the Highest Rates " a! le ioral. Jan. eee. 7th, 4. €. BIRDSETE, Cc. B. FELTON, BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, NO. 30 Main street, Nevada City. URCHASE Gold Durt. Advance on for A or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. Draw Checks on San Francisco, seville. on New York. Highest end for County Scrip. GEORGE W. KIDD, BA-TKER, Broad ed at the in the Granite ket Kates, and for Assay or TO ENTERTAIN THE P LE IN may ly RD Pg pp Teh ee Sy a do wel pep pF peed gone: 1 for thémselyes. — Nevada, Noy, 24, 1860-tf {AND GENERAL AGENCY BROAD STREET, = 4 . ie = OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Day and Nigi 4 BLAZE’S TAVERN, ey, : COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST — if You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZHE’Ss! T. CCLAge BEANO,” ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. &2 Goods detivered Free of Charge.6§ Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1861.—tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN. Groceries Can Fruits, Feed Wheat, Ground ed, Barley and JRESH EK 8 a4, NDse, Jr cn hand and for i gay cash. ; li Gopaadeltverst Eee siGuarse TR Meda om Sent sete CHKAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM SHAFER. Commercial Street, Nevada 7 s Nevada, Dee. 17th—tf : GEO. W. CHAPIN & Co. Lower side of Plaza, near Clay «t., . SAN FRANCISCO, EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Furnish all kinds of AM CYUNTY SURVEYOR