March 15, 1862 (4 pages)

ets, Bi its il be ws 3 Mill. all yrs. sd rv, . ’ e : plied with as good beef as can be obtained _common with others, were under the impression that the changes of making $100,000 Reeed, we thought that they never had been “shock: “Mr=-Williamr Nichols, air old resident of Columbia Hill arrived in town yesterday from San Francisee,-where he had just sold ' time while there as the sale above mentianed tor, Mr. Greenwell, te Mr. Wheeler, of SacBeer.—The poor quality of beef with which our market has been supplied during this winter, and the uneertain and_ precarious supply of beef cattle, have indueed the butchers of Nevada to form an sesociation. by the means of which. they expect, hereafter, to keep the market regularly sup~ under present circumstances. Heretofore their sole depeydence has been in the drovers who brought their cattl+ to this market which they had to bay, such as it was, and at such priees as the drovers chose to ask. From this time out the associated butchers wil! send one of their number to the valleys below, whe will select the fattest animals to he found, and make purchases for the whole. The price of beef in all the meat markets will be uniform, and we understand that 25. cente per pound will be charged: This ina high price, but we wust bear in mind that the ronda are dreadful and fat cattle scarce, and this figure will not rule any longer than the weather makes it impossible for a different state of affairs to take place. If we can only have good beef by thie arrangement, the increase in price will be more than com pensated by the saving of teeth and the labor of mastication. WASHOE NoT PLAYED ‘OvT —We, in strikes in Washoe were played out long agovery lenty, and we considered the «tatermiéiits of men ‘selling out for-one and-two hundred thousand dollars as mere figures of speech, used by the-fortune hunters much in the same way that flowers of rhetoric are used by Fourth of July orators. An old acquaintance of ours whom we saw~ ‘yesterda y however, gave our incredulity a powerful out his interest in certain mining ground in Nevada Territory for the snug sum of $120,000. Mr. Nichols, tired of Columbia Hill, had gone. to the land of silver: some months since, and he made good use of his bears -witness to. He brought with him trom San Franciseo an elegant establishment in the shape ofa fine light carriage, to which were hitched as pretty a span ef trotters as . we have seen in many aday. One of them, in particular, a 2:40 mare, is a fine specimen of horse flesh. Mr. Nichols paid $700 for her alone. It is better to be born lucky than rich. Long may he live to enjoy his wealth. eR tn allied Ee” Loeal reportd the town very dull — Although during his perambulations he saw a couple of Chinamen that were spiling for a muss and both seemed to be afraid of one another. No fight. The next thing he saw. was a couple of merchants—good looking chaps—baving no customers were anxious to swap watches with one another. Local says there was more brass in the watches than in their faces. No trade. £¥" No town in the mountains can boast of better plank walks than we have in Nevada. The plank walk on Aristocracy Hill has been completed to the Main street bridge and with the exception of one place—at the upper end of Main street—ladies can walk all over the city without coming in ‘contact with a mud hole. Let’s have the planks laid down at that bad piace. St. Parricn’s Day, which comes next Monday, promises to be as well observed in Nevada as in any other portion of the State. By reference to our advertising columns, it will be seen that two balls will be given in the evening; one at the Hook & Ladder Company's House, and the other at Temperance Hail. The parties who fave undertaken thecballs understand their business and a pleasant time may be expected at both Pavition Hore, Rep Doc.—This es. tablishment has been leased by the proprieramento. The hotel has always had a good reputation which will not suffer at the hands of Mr. Wheeler. By this change the Red Doggers gain a valuable accession to their thriving village, in the interesting family of Mr. Wheeler. The boys of Red Dog are the chaps to manele A [EF Thsnks to Spencer, . of Grass Valley, é: ‘ctlan v0 Valip: ate ie aiunsie’ a show} Plied, we could _fire_rejoicing cannon with . perfeet -safety—so the loyalists of this city} “ a John B. Rewsan ine retired from the ‘intreduced im the Legislature, by the Militelittle of Military affairs, but if the Colonel er. The dust was getting almost as intolerable as it was at Rabel's Tannery during the late flood, and night before last, the sky looked soclear, the moon shane so brightly, that we thought seriously when we went to bed of calling on the sprinkling cart man the first . the Cont thing in the morning. Providence must have heard our prayers, for a copious shower 4 the parehed earth, at about 7¥eloce . °°" M., yesterday, and the rain came down for Jans aun hour, in drops of the size of bird's eggs, after which they sumewhat diminished in size, but not in quantity. Towards 11 0’. clock, an ambitious snow storm undertook to take the place of the rain, but succeeded in supplanting the latteronly on the tops of the surrounding hills. In town the rain and snow,after a sharp contest,during which they gave the skies-a-‘‘sult-and pepper ” appear« ance, exhausted themselves by 12 o'clock, at which time old Sol.taking advantage of their weakened condition, popped in and grinned on the scene, At the present. writing he still keeps possession of the skies, though he looks as if it would not take much to dislodge him, Tue News. —Laus Deo! The sceptre of the rebels is broken. Their stronghold ig taken. Manassasis ours! A short dispatch last evening announces that the Union forces completely routed the rebels at Manassas and that their guns and everything were left on the field. The news is authentic. We learn that an inqmry was made of the East by San Francisco yesterday and it was reburned considerable saltpeter. 3 There are three Richards in the field for the office of City Marshal, William HH. Davidson, foreman of Protection Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1., George 8. Peirce, house . r and bridge contractor, and U.S.Gregory, the present incumbent. We shall vote for the best man and this is a sufficient guarantee that he will be besten.” firm-of Weaver & Newman and proposes to visit the Cariboo mines. We regret to lose from our number so estimable a citizenas Mr. Newman. Good luck to him. [ We learn that Mr: George S. Peirce has taken a contract to re-build the Broad street Bridge and will commence on_it as . soon as the weather will permit. We are in hopes of getting one or two, more items before this man-trap is closed up. t Pat. Mulcahy, a very popular man, is fitting upa fine saloon on Broad etreet, opposite the Bailey House. Due notice will be given of the opening. COULDN'T MAKE THE RifFLe.—The Marysville Stage bound to Nevada yesterday morning had to turn back from the Yuba. Cause, the river too high. “Consequence no stage from Marysville. ALL RIGHT aGatx.-—The obstructions on the road to Robinson's ‘Crossing, (Cris. . Flowers’) which had been caused by land slides, have been removed, and that road is now practicable for all sorte of teams. ‘Distaict Court. Mareh 14th.—The People vs. G. P. Dalton»— Defendant entered his plea of not guilty. W. Bayes va. Jus. Menguire, ot al Duis in progreas. a ti Mr. B. Hopkinson bus purchased Mr. Durgan’s express line between this place, Red Dog, Little York and Dutgh Fiat. Any business entrusted to Mr. H., will be promptly attended to. Suiceties Meerine To-NiGuT.— The young men of the Lyeeum meet to-night to discuss some knotty questions. The Sons of Temperance also meet to st iness. A Panama Ha Company transaet busi ~ from sectors York by the Atlanti i ~ . and Pacific Steams n Petirion.—The citizens of Alpha, Wash”b. Pokus, ington and Omega have sent a petition to the Postmaster of Nevada, requesting to have their mailesent to them by McHenry’s stage in place of by the old line. No action bas been taken in the matter. LEAVING ie W.Yates, tie has long resided among us, leaves to-morrow for his formerfhowe in Iowa Mr. Y., leaves many bs * MILTARY BILL.—We are indebted to Col. James Collins, for a copy of a Military bill ry. Committee of that body. We know but indorses the bill sent us, we take it for granted it is a good one. Col. Coin sajet Ge for a good engely of re man to desltly te yates. Pad FRUIT TREES and Forelg . Roe Intending to visit the BABCOCK, Cor. Sscramento & Lridesdorff sts. San Fran iseo. BROTHER &.J. DEWOLF.. .« Riinmenséiee Cotamander. Pasweaies inscciesivese March Sth 1862, . [eattrormia 1A CENTRAL for Fever and Ague, Flatulence, Heaviness 0 ig cook meee se system is most ; eee Cah et aie of morbid matter, and in fact thorougly cleanse the re em take the ais . known to uly tector te * Efpcokn nd known to fail it on the contrary now virtues ara 10 thx houre at thei have been found in its use. To thove afflicted the same day. . wr liidabiae ak Anche < 8S. V. BR. R. AND C. Cc. R. BR. Leave Sacramento. ...6.30 A. M. and 2 P. m. Leave Lincolt...-.5-15 Ai aaa. M, ae = “GL wisoN. FRESH CARDEN !! —AsArD— FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 1861: JUST RECEIVED ' AnD FOR SALE! ie ‘Dr. C. M. BATES, Nevada, Jan. 30th 1862. : f Gr ine tricts of Europe next season, I have etermined to sell off my large stock of Choitee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines And Cuttings the ensuing Winter: Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards. or deal m Trees and ber can have Great ains by making early lication. WILSON FLINT, “hase R Street Levee, and after Dec. lat will have a Depot in K Street, between Wl & “th Sacraments, for sales” — nies tt E. Hi. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in all of the] Courts of Nevada County. Office at the Court Hense. Nevada, Oct. 18th, 1861. A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician aud Surgeon, Or FICK AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART of Main street, (No. 96,) Nevada City. March 6, 1861—tf BLANKETS! . : BLANKETS!! VST RE EVED a splendid lot of White Swiss Blankets.large size and superior qualiy—first lot ever in ada, which 1 will sell lower than any Store in n, White Swiss Crib Blankets, of superior quality; . House Lining always on hand and for sale low. FURNITURE ! a descriptions fer sale cheap to sult. the times Sheets & Pillow Cases always on hand. Call and see at the Pioneer Cheap Furnitire Store, No. 42 Broad street, Nevada. S. MARX. Nevada, Jan, 28th—3m Teo the People of Nevada Co: ] AM again ready to forward Goods to any section of the countics of El Dorado, Nevada, Piacer, Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. Mark, Care 9.1. P. W. & Co. Soeramnante Cty. . Sacramento, Feb. 15th P. WHITE. Pacific Mail Steumship Co's. STEAMSHIP GEE so vous, Capt. Hudson..cccccecsoece sore Commander, Will leave Folsom Strect Wharf én Priday, = March 2ist 1862. At9 o’clock A. M., punctually. Por Panama. : nee we will be conrevet from Panama to wi jtroad For Portland, Oregon, and Victoria, V. I. SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MINES. c=: JONATHAN, Will jeave Pacific at. Wharf, San Francisco. For the Above Ports. —on— AT4 wCLaen, P.M. . Soh tay of teniheore the oe er wore: ‘the ** Bit~} ters? are-offered-as a speedy and certain. cure— Try them and form your own opinion.—Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere, Feb. 7th.—1-m eae IFORNIANS SHO he -BITTERS. While ihilaghinepulebeninaca.sa verage, it unequalled asa tonic and invigorator In the pursuit of fortune at the mines, many per-, sons are exposed to the attacks of complaints of the digestive organs, and of various kinds of in demand atthe mines. Its daily use will re store the tone of.a deranged stomach, impart eresh vitality to the digestive functions, and fhee the spirits. Yet the Bittersie the safest of all stimulants. Let the miner who is exposed to. hot and dry, wet and cold, be certain to obtain a supply of the genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he eligteus Radicons a Methodist Church.—Hold Lesgeler service every Sabbath at the Me Church, head of Broad street, at. lL A. M., and 7 P.M. OW. Grove + Pastor. Episcop al.—At the Court House, every . ao at Il, A. My and3p.m. Rev. Mr. Willes, ye eH the Peptien Church street, every Sabbath at 11 A. M., and? P Rev: B. Brierly, P: Spring P. My aenal antor. Catholic.-—At the Catholic Church, Wash. ee street at 9A, M. had FJ, Dalton, Pas “DRS, CHAPMAN & HATCH, Sug and Mechanical Dentists, Corner of Bread and Pine streets, _._We would inform our friends and all wishing our services that WE ARE PREPARED to atte: ithose favo us with «a call, at alt + hours: _feeth after hi become sensitive by pees tr of the nerve will be filled without . causing pain. WE WILL Meal we ALL WORK Done at this be performed in 1 MORE SKILLFUL MA? Re and better satisfaction . given, than “lnewhere in this vicinity, otherwise . no —_ ange will be nade. “Our 8 are mioderate, an focated in thie March 4, 1861-tf WEAVER & NEWM AN, Yo. 59 Broad Street. Nevada, MYockieacts and retail dealers in GROCK. Bar RIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE UVORS, QUICKSILVER, ) nag = GOODS, af Wheat, Ground Feed, &., &c. iy Always on hand the lergest stork to be found this cide of Sacrament Possessing facilities unsu great juducements to the t WEAVER & NEWMAN M. J. HYDELIFF, (SUCCESSOR TO J.C. GREEN & CO.) -—DEALER IN— Groceries and Provisions. and General Merchandise, Red Dog. ‘HE undersigned having purchased the ena tire Stock and business ofthe late firm of J. ©. Green & Co., will conduct the business at the old stand at the Brick Store. on the north side of Main Street Red Wig _ Having purchased all book aceounts and debts enna, we can offer 8 owing said firm are requested to settle with me, at the old stand, without dela’ ier Highest eb. Tt for GOLD DUST. i] ~~ Feb. iSth, 1862. es. PH ᐀䴀⸀ J. HYDELIFF. R. M. SHAGKELFORD & & CO., MARYSVILLE, Would inform the Merchants of Nevada and vicinity that they are again FORWARDING COOoDs ¥ROM THEIR OLD STAND. At the Feather River Landing. AT ONE DOLLAR PER TON Marysville, Feb. .0th, 1862. Cc. W. MULFORD, BANEHER. At his old stand, Main street, Nevada. G OLD DUST Ley 4 at the ne Highest Kates. pal aa Cheeks on San eco and Sacra a on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gdld forwarded to the U. 8. =. for Assay or Coinage. County Serip ene o at the H ighest Rates. Novels, Jan. 7th, 186Z. yC. BIRDSEYE, Cc. N. FELTON. BIRDSEYE & CO., BAINEKERS, 2 xo. 30 Main street, Nevada cit "fer Aung or Gotmge ot (BO UE Mack rime « or ea e in Draw right Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento and Marysville. pao = ce rake. GEORGE w. KIDD, BA-IKER, rer ~~ A Me M Purchased at t ar (FV uates veh liberal advanées made on Dust seeeenen ow Sang for Coimage at the U. 5 Mint. mene Sime” Seg ph ——— Eastern Cities at wes’ EyCollections made, and State and County Seties Agere at ant Market value March Nev 7. 1861-14 = ust eon New York. for County Serip. Rich Quartz Specimens! UITABLE for Cutting and Polishing, sr «. B alae a Large Preminm over the ‘erin: al GARRETT & SHERWOOD, sewclers. bare to esses REET shige New No 617 Montgomery st. San Francisco. fever. Itis the very article that has so long been . . will find it acertain safeguard to sarees Sone BT , NEVADA. Grimes, .Wen Cather, 4 Wm. Osborn, ._JONKRe’ BAR. . RIRCHVILLD. Thos Rynolda, Jas’ Thos Drum, Jha Kogerty, ES Murphys John Hussey, “Mr John Durham, Hoguetertar. "WASHINGTON aan Reters eb a EUREKA. 4 » eee . Anthony iat ened ; a to suit = times. Weare permanently@y.__owing tothe late firm ef J.C. Green & Co ,—all . Fe si ga so kt elves pevedalids wad olke ; a. ae TECHN oss IVE DOLLARS, HOOK & LADDER HOUSE a: Broad Street, Nevada City. FLOOR MANAGE a3. a Pat Mulcahay, ‘Jas MeJoart, ee Su will be t by ire get pe aceved at New ‘York Hore The me are respectfully invited to attend without any further in TICK TS FIVK DULLARs, E. F. SPENCE, _ Wholesale and Retail — ___ Nevada city, Callfornta.FASHION RESTAURANT. BROAD stheer, : “ada, OPEN AT ALL HOURS—~ Day and Nigh. wm. MONAHAN,. ites shes +++ dPropri¢ter AVING resumed ed preprictorshep: “ this wailinoun fe known Restaurant . FAM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Game Suppers, . Lobsters, and gs ut coat things in fh yon: market, furnished at moments notice, and got up in «4 style to oat as JSastes of the greatest epicure MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I intend to keep the pe ayy yp ” as a first. the people ofthe att ty oy e co Those persons who oe do well to “ eall and see’ hevada. Nov. 26, oe + BLAZE’S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST it You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf T. ELLARD BEANS, No. 52 Broad Street, Wholesale and Reteil Dealer in . GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. KK" Goods detivered Free of Charge.£¢ Nevada, Oct. 20th. 1861.—tf BAKER & WYMORE, __. DRALERS IN : Groceries, Provisions, Oan Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed) Broad Street, Nevada. ; pees MEATS, of ALN. KINDS, *— on hand and for sale at Cheap rates fo: : cash. Goods delivered Free ct€ tharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WoOoOD—Of ajl kinds, on hand and for sale cheap foreash. CYIUONTY SURVEYOR. OF¥FICE—At the Court House, Nevada. ol5-tf. : CBERAP : BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM . SHAFER. Commercial Street, Nevada Offers better ein the and Shoe line Bed eens mee fosedd etock contac fine and coarse *e bote em —s at extraordinary and you wists bene on eee pth buy « : your attention is called to his stock jeepatring —Particalar attention given to gg rye pl peasy, Nevata, Dee. 17th—tf ne

ets, Bi its il be ws 3 Mill. all yrs. sd rv, . ’ e : plied with as good beef as can be obtained _common with others, were under the impression that the changes of making $100,000 Reeed, we thought that they never had been “shock: “Mr=-Williamr Nichols, air old resident of Columbia Hill arrived in town yesterday from San Francisee,-where he had just sold ' time while there as the sale above mentianed tor, Mr. Greenwell, te Mr. Wheeler, of SacBeer.—The poor quality of beef with which our market has been supplied during this winter, and the uneertain and_ precarious supply of beef cattle, have indueed the butchers of Nevada to form an sesociation. by the means of which. they expect, hereafter, to keep the market regularly sup~ under present circumstances. Heretofore their sole depeydence has been in the drovers who brought their cattl+ to this market which they had to bay, such as it was, and at such priees as the drovers chose to ask. From this time out the associated butchers wil! send one of their number to the valleys below, whe will select the fattest animals to he found, and make purchases for the whole. The price of beef in all the meat markets will be uniform, and we understand that 25. cente per pound will be charged: This ina high price, but we wust bear in mind that the ronda are dreadful and fat cattle scarce, and this figure will not rule any longer than the weather makes it impossible for a different state of affairs to take place. If we can only have good beef by thie arrangement, the increase in price will be more than com pensated by the saving of teeth and the labor of mastication. WASHOE NoT PLAYED ‘OvT —We, in strikes in Washoe were played out long agovery lenty, and we considered the «tatermiéiits of men ‘selling out for-one and-two hundred thousand dollars as mere figures of speech, used by the-fortune hunters much in the same way that flowers of rhetoric are used by Fourth of July orators. An old acquaintance of ours whom we saw~ ‘yesterda y however, gave our incredulity a powerful out his interest in certain mining ground in Nevada Territory for the snug sum of $120,000. Mr. Nichols, tired of Columbia Hill, had gone. to the land of silver: some months since, and he made good use of his bears -witness to. He brought with him trom San Franciseo an elegant establishment in the shape ofa fine light carriage, to which were hitched as pretty a span ef trotters as . we have seen in many aday. One of them, in particular, a 2:40 mare, is a fine specimen of horse flesh. Mr. Nichols paid $700 for her alone. It is better to be born lucky than rich. Long may he live to enjoy his wealth. eR tn allied Ee” Loeal reportd the town very dull — Although during his perambulations he saw a couple of Chinamen that were spiling for a muss and both seemed to be afraid of one another. No fight. The next thing he saw. was a couple of merchants—good looking chaps—baving no customers were anxious to swap watches with one another. Local says there was more brass in the watches than in their faces. No trade. £¥" No town in the mountains can boast of better plank walks than we have in Nevada. The plank walk on Aristocracy Hill has been completed to the Main street bridge and with the exception of one place—at the upper end of Main street—ladies can walk all over the city without coming in ‘contact with a mud hole. Let’s have the planks laid down at that bad piace. St. Parricn’s Day, which comes next Monday, promises to be as well observed in Nevada as in any other portion of the State. By reference to our advertising columns, it will be seen that two balls will be given in the evening; one at the Hook & Ladder Company's House, and the other at Temperance Hail. The parties who fave undertaken thecballs understand their business and a pleasant time may be expected at both Pavition Hore, Rep Doc.—This es. tablishment has been leased by the proprieramento. The hotel has always had a good reputation which will not suffer at the hands of Mr. Wheeler.. By this change the Red Doggers gain a valuable accession to their thriving village, in the interesting family of Mr. Wheeler. The boys of Red Dog are the chaps to manele A [EF Thsnks to Spencer, . of Grass Valley, é: ‘ctlan v0 Valip: ate ie aiunsie’ a show} Plied, we could _fire_rejoicing cannon with . perfeet -safety—so the loyalists of this city} “ a John B. Rewsan ine retired from the ‘intreduced im the Legislature, by the Militelittle of Military affairs, but if the Colonel er. The dust was getting almost as intolerable as it was at Rabel's Tannery during the late flood, and night before last, the sky looked soclear, the moon shane so brightly, that we thought seriously when we went to bed of calling on the sprinkling cart man the first . the Cont thing in the morning. Providence must have heard our prayers, for a copious shower 4 the parehed earth, at about 7¥eloce . °°" M., yesterday, and the rain came down for Jans aun hour, in drops of the size of bird's eggs, after which they sumewhat diminished in size, but not in quantity. Towards 11 0’. clock, an ambitious snow storm undertook to take the place of the rain, but succeeded in supplanting the latteronly on the tops of the surrounding hills. In town the rain and snow,after a sharp contest,during which they gave the skies-a-‘‘sult-and pepper ” appear« ance, exhausted themselves by 12 o'clock, at which time old Sol.taking advantage of their weakened condition, popped in and grinned on the scene, At the present. writing he still keeps possession of the skies, though he looks as if it would not take much to dislodge him, Tue News. —Laus Deo! The sceptre of the rebels is broken. Their stronghold ig taken. Manassasis ours! A short dispatch last evening announces that the Union forces completely routed the rebels at Manassas and that their guns and everything were left on the field. The news is authentic. We learn that an inqmry was made of the East by San Francisco yesterday and it was reburned considerable saltpeter. 3 There are three Richards in the field for the office of City Marshal, William HH. Davidson, foreman of Protection Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1., George 8. Peirce, house . r and bridge contractor, and U.S.Gregory, the present incumbent. We shall vote for the best man and this is a sufficient guarantee that he will be besten.” firm-of Weaver & Newman and proposes to visit the Cariboo mines. We regret to lose from our number so estimable a citizenas Mr. Newman. Good luck to him. [ We learn that Mr: George S. Peirce has taken a contract to re-build the Broad street Bridge and will commence on_it as . soon as the weather will permit. We are in hopes of getting one or two, more items before this man-trap is closed up. t Pat. Mulcahy, a very popular man, is fitting upa fine saloon on Broad etreet, opposite the Bailey House. Due notice will be given of the opening. COULDN'T MAKE THE RifFLe.—The Marysville Stage bound to Nevada yesterday morning had to turn back from the Yuba. Cause, the river too high. “Consequence no stage from Marysville. ALL RIGHT aGatx.-—The obstructions on the road to Robinson's ‘Crossing, (Cris. . Flowers’) which had been caused by land slides, have been removed, and that road is now practicable for all sorte of teams. ‘Distaict Court. Mareh 14th.—The People vs. G. P. Dalton»— Defendant entered his plea of not guilty. W. Bayes va. Jus. Menguire, ot al Duis in progreas. a ti Mr. B. Hopkinson bus purchased Mr. Durgan’s express line between this place, Red Dog, Little York and Dutgh Fiat. Any business entrusted to Mr. H., will be promptly attended to. Suiceties Meerine To-NiGuT.— The young men of the Lyeeum meet to-night to discuss some knotty questions. The Sons of Temperance also meet to st iness. A Panama Ha Company transaet busi ~ from sectors York by the Atlanti i ~ . and Pacific Steams n Petirion.—The citizens of Alpha, Wash”b. Pokus, ington and Omega have sent a petition to the Postmaster of Nevada, requesting to have their mailesent to them by McHenry’s stage in place of by the old line. No action bas been taken in the matter. LEAVING ie W.Yates, tie has long resided among us, leaves to-morrow for his formerfhowe in Iowa Mr. Y., leaves many bs * MILTARY BILL.—We are indebted to Col. James Collins, for a copy of a Military bill ry. Committee of that body. We know but indorses the bill sent us, we take it for granted it is a good one. Col. Coin sajet Ge for a good engely of re man to desltly te yates. Pad FRUIT TREES and Forelg . Roe Intending to visit the BABCOCK, Cor. Sscramento & Lridesdorff sts. San Fran iseo. BROTHER &.J. DEWOLF... .« Riinmenséiee Cotamander. Pasweaies inscciesivese March Sth 1862, . [eattrormia 1A CENTRAL for Fever and Ague, Flatulence, Heaviness 0 ig cook meee se system is most ; eee Cah et aie of morbid matter, and in fact thorougly cleanse the re em take the ais . known to uly tector te * Efpcokn nd known to fail it on the contrary now virtues ara 10 thx houre at thei have been found in its use. To thove afflicted the same day. . wr liidabiae ak Anche < 8S. V. BR. R. AND C. Cc. R. BR. Leave Sacramento. .....6.30 A. M. and 2 P. m. Leave Lincolt.....-.5-15 Ai aaa. M, ae = “GL wisoN. FRESH CARDEN !! —AsArD— FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 1861: JUST RECEIVED ' AnD FOR SALE! ie ‘Dr. C. M. BATES, Nevada, Jan. 30th 1862. : f Gr ine tricts of Europe next season, I have etermined to sell off my large stock of Choitee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines And Cuttings the ensuing Winter: Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards. or deal m Trees and ber can have Great ains by making early lication. WILSON FLINT, “hase R Street Levee, and after Dec. lat will have a Depot in K Street, between Wl & “th Sacraments, for sales” — nies tt E. Hi. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in all of the] Courts of Nevada County. Office at the Court Hense. Nevada, Oct. 18th, 1861. A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician aud Surgeon, Or FICK AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART of Main street, (No. 96,) Nevada City. March 6, 1861—tf BLANKETS! . : BLANKETS!! VST RE EVED a splendid lot of White Swiss Blankets.large size and superior qualiy—first lot ever in ada, which 1 will sell lower than any Store in n, White Swiss Crib Blankets, of superior quality; . House Lining always on hand and for sale low. FURNITURE !

a descriptions fer sale cheap to sult. the times Sheets & Pillow Cases always on hand. Call and see at the Pioneer Cheap Furnitire Store, No. 42 Broad street, Nevada. S. MARX. Nevada, Jan, 28th—3m Teo the People of Nevada Co: ] AM again ready to forward Goods to any section of the countics of El Dorado, Nevada, Piacer, Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. Mark, Care 9.1. P. W. & Co. Soeramnante Cty. . Sacramento, Feb. 15th P. WHITE. Pacific Mail Steumship Co's. STEAMSHIP GEE so vous, Capt. Hudson....cccccecsoece sore Commander, Will leave Folsom Strect Wharf én Priday, = March 2ist 1862. At9 o’clock A. M., punctually. Por Panama. : nee we will be conrevet from Panama to wi jtroad For Portland, Oregon, and Victoria, V. I. SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MINES. c=: JONATHAN, Will jeave Pacific at. Wharf, San Francisco. For the Above Ports. —on— AT4 wCLaen, P.M. . Soh tay of teniheore the oe er wore: ‘the ** Bit~} ters? are-offered-as a speedy and certain. cure— Try them and form your own opinion.—Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere, Feb. 7th.—1-m eae IFORNIANS SHO he -BITTERS. While ihilaghinepulebeninaca.sa verage, it unequalled asa tonic and invigorator In the pursuit of fortune at the mines, many per-, sons are exposed to the attacks of complaints of the digestive organs, and of various kinds of in demand atthe mines. Its daily use will re store the tone of.a deranged stomach, impart eresh vitality to the digestive functions, and fhee the spirits. Yet the Bittersie the safest of all stimulants. Let the miner who is exposed to. hot and dry, wet and cold, be certain to obtain a supply of the genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he eligteus Radicons a Methodist Church.—Hold Lesgeler service every Sabbath at the Me Church, head of Broad street, at. lL A. M., and 7 P.M. OW. Grove + Pastor. Episcop al.—At the Court House, every . ao at Il, A. My and3p.m. Rev. Mr. Willes, ye eH the Peptien Church street, every Sabbath at 11 A. M., and? P Rev: B. Brierly, P: Spring P. My aenal antor. Catholic.-—At the Catholic Church, Wash. ee street at 9A, M. had FJ, Dalton, Pas “DRS, CHAPMAN & HATCH, Sug and Mechanical Dentists, Corner of Bread and Pine streets, _._We would inform our friends and all wishing our services that WE ARE PREPARED to atte: ithose favo us with «a call, at alt + hours: _feeth after hi become sensitive by pees tr of the nerve will be filled without . causing pain. WE WILL Meal we ALL WORK Done at this be performed in 1 MORE SKILLFUL MA? Re and better satisfaction . given, than “lnewhere in this vicinity, otherwise . no —_ ange will be nade. “Our 8 are mioderate, an focated in thie March 4, 1861-tf WEAVER & NEWM AN, Yo. 59 Broad Street. Nevada, MYockieacts and retail dealers in GROCK. Bar RIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE UVORS, QUICKSILVER, ) nag = GOODS, af Wheat, Ground Feed, &., &c. iy Always on hand the lergest stork to be found this cide of Sacrament Possessing facilities unsu great juducements to the t WEAVER & NEWMAN M. J. HYDELIFF, (SUCCESSOR TO J.C. GREEN & CO.) -—DEALER IN— Groceries and Provisions. and General Merchandise, Red Dog. ‘HE undersigned having purchased the ena tire Stock and business ofthe late firm of J. ©. Green & Co., will conduct the business at the old stand at the Brick Store. on the north side of Main Street Red Wig _ Having purchased all book aceounts and debts enna, we can offer 8 owing said firm are requested to settle with me, at the old stand, without dela’ ier Highest eb. Tt for GOLD DUST. i] ~~ Feb. iSth, 1862. es. PH ᐀䴀⸀ J. HYDELIFF. R. M. SHAGKELFORD & & CO., MARYSVILLE, Would inform the Merchants of Nevada and vicinity that they are again FORWARDING COOoDs ¥ROM THEIR OLD STAND. At the Feather River Landing. AT ONE DOLLAR PER TON Marysville, Feb. .0th, 1862. Cc. W. MULFORD, BANEHER. At his old stand, Main street, Nevada. G OLD DUST Ley 4 at the ne Highest Kates. pal aa Cheeks on San eco and Sacra a on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gdld forwarded to the U. 8. =. for Assay or Coinage. County Serip ene o at the H ighest Rates. Novels, Jan. 7th, 186Z. yC. BIRDSEYE, Cc. N. FELTON. BIRDSEYE & CO., BAINEKERS, 2 xo. 30 Main street, Nevada cit "fer Aung or Gotmge ot (BO UE Mack rime « or ea e in Draw right Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento and Marysville. pao = ce rake. GEORGE w. KIDD, BA-IKER, rer ~~ A Me M Purchased at t ar (FV uates veh liberal advanées made on Dust seeeenen ow Sang for Coimage at the U. 5 Mint. mene Sime” Seg ph ——— Eastern Cities at wes’ EyCollections made, and State and County Seties Agere at ant Market value March Nev 7. 1861-14 = ust eon New York. for County Serip. Rich Quartz Specimens! UITABLE for Cutting and Polishing, sr «. B alae a Large Preminm over the ‘erin: al GARRETT & SHERWOOD, sewclers. bare to esses REET shige New No 617 Montgomery st. San Francisco. fever. Itis the very article that has so long been . . will find it acertain safeguard to sarees Sone BT , NEVADA. Grimes, .Wen Cather, 4 Wm. Osborn, ._JONKRe’ BAR.. . RIRCHVILLD. Thos Rynolda, Jas’ Thos Drum, Jha Kogerty, ES Murphys John Hussey, “Mr John Durham, Hoguetertar. "WASHINGTON aan Reters eb a EUREKA. 4 » eee . Anthony iat ened ; a to suit = times. Weare permanently@y.__owing tothe late firm ef J.C. Green & Co ,—all . Fe si ga so kt elves pevedalids wad olke ; a. ae TECHN oss IVE DOLLARS, HOOK & LADDER HOUSE a: Broad Street, Nevada City. FLOOR MANAGE a3. a Pat Mulcahay, ‘Jas MeJoart, ee Su will be t by ire get pe aceved at New ‘York Hore The me are respectfully invited to attend without any further in TICK TS FIVK DULLARs, E. F. SPENCE, _ Wholesale and Retail — ___ Nevada city, Callfornta.FASHION RESTAURANT. BROAD stheer, : “ada, OPEN AT ALL HOURS—~ Day and Nigh. wm. MONAHAN,.. ites shes +++ dPropri¢ter AVING resumed ed preprictorshep: “ this wailinoun fe known Restaurant . FAM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Game Suppers, . Lobsters, and gs ut coat things in fh yon: market, furnished at moments notice, and got up in «4 style to oat as JSastes of the greatest epicure MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I intend to keep the pe ayy yp ” as a first. the people ofthe att ty oy e co Those persons who oe do well to “ eall and see’ hevada. Nov. 26, oe + BLAZE’S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST it You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf T. ELLARD BEANS, No. 52 Broad Street, Wholesale and Reteil Dealer in . GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. KK" Goods detivered Free of Charge.£¢ Nevada, Oct. 20th. 1861.—tf BAKER & WYMORE, __.. DRALERS IN : Groceries, Provisions, Oan Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed) Broad Street, Nevada. ; pees MEATS, of ALN. KINDS, *— on hand and for sale at Cheap rates fo: : cash. Goods delivered Free ct€ tharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WoOoOD—Of ajl kinds, on hand and for sale cheap foreash. CYIUONTY SURVEYOR. OF¥FICE—At the Court House, Nevada. ol5-tf. : CBERAP : BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM . SHAFER. Commercial Street, Nevada Offers better ein the and Shoe line Bed eens mee fosedd etock contac fine and coarse *e bote em —s at extraordinary and you wists bene on eee pth buy « : your attention is called to his stock jeepatring —Particalar attention given to gg rye pl peasy, Nevata, Dee. 17th—tf ne