March 25, 1862 (4 pages)

MtT. “ft. es 1. th th a (© = — e's Be ally eH ) 1 . is Ss, rc. . ‘Mammoth Sluicing Company, on Little Deer TURSPAY MORNING, MARCH 25th. A Noecerr, weighing one ouce short of two pounds avoir du pois, and valued at between fwe and three hundred dollars, was. found on Saturday last, in the claims of the Creek, about three quarters of a mile above tows. This nugget consists of a piece of quartz which was evidently detached from the croppings of a quartz lead not far off and its sojourn in the creek cannot have been very long. The surface of the rock has been _swashed_amooth. it is true, but ite angular shape bears witness that it has not been expesed to the current of the creek for many years. The finders indulge ‘n many speculations.as to the probability of a vein of rich quartz crossing the creek at some point not far from where the specimen was found, and a sharp look ont for it will ne doubt be kept by the miners of the Manfinoth Company.— Happening to be somewhat acquainted with this Ineality and with the character of the quartz there found, we have no hesitation m expressing our belief that this specimen is a with pan, brush, af si sluice. The watchman would not shoot himself but went tothe cabin of the owners of the claim and waking acqnainted them with the facts. They proceeded cautiously to the spot and on getting a fair view of the robber, lodged two charges of buckshot in hie breast, killing him instantly. ‘The Chinaman had already succeeded in cleaning up two , betore the fatal shot had terminated his. thieving career. We did not learn in what #laim that affair took pt ce. Pa —_Preight and Passenger. aig. : wen f= gee --Three Doltars, . CO's Cc. L. WIZSON. Laure Faeeeeehe.x<++ Nov. 20th, 1861—tf _V.R. RR: AND ©. C. BR. Ri 6.30 A. M, and 2 P.M. . Dry voseeee3S A.M and 10.304. M. Tue weather, last evening, gave indication of achange. There was something about it of ahumid character. Last Sunday was warm enongh for a July day.and the people of beth sexes could be seen in large numbers. enjoy. ing the baimy breeze, and Broad street, or the Boulevard, as some people. call it, was alive with people all dressed in their go-tomeeting clothes and all looking perfectly happy and satisfied with themselves. It is astonishing how much a good wash anda clean shirt improve some people. S.iurces Roprep.— The sluices of: a French miner, named Philippe, whose claims are at Rock Creek, some three miles from Nevada, were robbed last week of gold supot pieces, containing all the way from a to the spot where it was found. 7. M. A. Winham of ‘the first part, and Judge: ere 38 A age en detached\piece of the old croppings of the Canada Hillend. The surface'of this hill was sluiced off in 1853, the boxes leading to and discharging at a short distance from the creek, about one hundred yards above the spot where this piece was found Among the tailinga discharged from these bexes were several tons of surface quartz, ‘of_precisely the same nature as this specimen. Hundreds color” to one or two dollars were found amoug them, and no doubt exists in our mind that this piece of quartz was sluiced along with the tailings, and carried by the current APPRAY AT Noara San Juaw.—A cae ning affair came off in that most order-leving town of North San Juan, on Saturday evening last. The parties to the affair were Stidger of the second part, that is to say; Marcus Aurelius met the Judgeiathe street . ™ and proceeded to give him a castigation, with mahee aforethought, with a cane in his hand, and sundry weapons under his clothes. The testimony in the case is said to be some what conflicting, but as near as our informant could learn, in addition to the foregoing, the following are the facts: Whoever begun the affair found his antagonist ready for the “fout” which was well maintained tor some time. The party of the first part, however made a lucky hit for himself, and posed to amount to abeut $600. der and we shall probably receive some hm« portant news to-day. _ _Dustricr Court, March 28th —0O, 1. Funk vs, H. L. Plaintiff by default. Hill & Hupp substituted counsel for Defen~ dant, H. L. Bowley, in liew of McConnell & lowed to withdraw private letters. Tne Overland Telegraph is. in working orSackett. Judgment for C. W. Mulford vs: Hagadorn & Bowley. Garber. E. Ransom vs. M. Ransom.—Paintiff. alCertificates “of citizenship te Anthony Freiheit. Martin Buith and Martin Jauch. B. F. Weodworth ve, N. W. Knowlton.— Verdict for Plaintiff. [)SROEE TION — The ‘eerie =o tofore existing between Holmes & Muscate, in the business is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The Laundry business will carried on by John Holmes, who is suthorized to settle the affairs of the ee. J. HOLMES. P. MUSCATE. Nevada, March, 20th 1862. 3m. setae ¥ acFried AT ‘IMONTAL NOTICE.—The man, is desirous of is pepe + ara yy a life of unite himee!: sn pos ps wedlock with some brought the party of the second part to the . ground, where he very chivatrously kicked his fallen foe in the side. Onur informant states that on the next day a trial was instituted betore Jackson Roberts, the ) part appeared as complainant. The result of the court has not yet come to our knowledge. Game ty Court.—The routine of the proceedings in the District Court was yesterday had made their entrance into the Court room The jury in the case of Woodworth vs. Knowlton were comfortably seated and the trial was going on when ove of the best look. the deposition of witnesses by a slight deposition of a different character on the top of highead. Juror ly stood from under. Presently one of the pigeous tok dis station on a window-exp over the head of the District Judge very much distarbing the p lnesdity of that funetwnary, who inquired : I the Sheriff eguld net eject winged bipeds. The job being somewhat difficult while the Court remained in session, the Sheriff waited until an adjournment,when with a shot gun he succeeded in bagging both birdsin the Court lodged from their chosen place except by the use of gunpowder. Ropsep.—Mr. Hitchcock, the was robbed on Saturday evening Catholic Church, of $40. A couple of pads caused his purse strings to relax on that océasion. Mr. Hitchcock was, however, in luck, notwithsttnding his loss. The assessor was round on Saturday and found him with no money at ali He was saved «tax on the amount that came in shortly after, which he lect chuest lnstestencously. New Frmat.—Lather C. Wickes has purchased an mterest in the Drag Store of E. F. Soe Cy and known as AND TOLL ROAD ; thie tood the 000. 444+ particulars, > ber, or hie “Man Friday” (Wm Stevens) on the premises. March 20, 1862. Cc. F. FLAUGHER. E. F.SPENCE, Wholesale and RetailDruggist, GEO. A. Masa bnew { WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. HOLES ESALB and retail, dealers in GRO ar ERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS e taken Stand eee sian Poe anes & Ewe MAN, and wand, will be pied plete Stock of Goods, which RFP net . most reasonable rates ran A pate S the Public solicited: Feneaage cote .iieampcndrgsams = VE eh. Nevada. March, 18th 1862. } 1 FOR CITY MARSHAL. U. 8S. GREGORY, Is ammounced as a Candidate for Ci*y Marshal at the next election. . FOR CITY MARSHAL. Ww. HH. DAVIEDSON. Is amnounced as a Candidate for the office of te AT Tn Baseine ELRCTION FOR CITY M. MARSHAL. GEO. 5. PEIRCE _ FRESH CARDEN!! — FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 1861! JUST RECEIVED! -AND— Nevada, Jan. 30th 1862. FOR SALD! By Dr. C. M. BATES, ‘. street, every vai retin at Ila. M., and 7 Rev: B havea I Sacramen Vines. FRUIT TREES and Fore Intending to visit the trictaof Europe next scason, I seve termined to sell off my large stock of . Chotee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines And Cuttings the ensuing. Winter. Persons intending to establish Nurseries, stent Orchards or Vineyards. or deal m Trees and . Vines, can have Great Rargsine by, ay ng capty low KR Street Levee, and after Dec. ist will t in K Street, between 4th & ©, for saiea. : G ine Dirales if “ th 1861. E. MH. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in all of thejCourts of Nevada County. Office at the Court Hense. Nevada, Oct. 13th. \O A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER wane of Main street. (No: 06,) Nevada City March 6, is6i1—tf J Swiss Blankets. BLANKETS! BLANKETS !! UST RECEIVED a splendid lot of White large size and superior qualiy—firet lot ever in Nevada, which 1 will sell lower than any Store in town, White Swies Crib Blankets, of superior quality Houge Lining always on handand for sale low. FURNITURE ! eee cule cheap to suit the Sheets & Pillow Cases always on hand. Calland see at the Pioneer Cheap ‘. Store, No. 42 Broad street, Nevada. Nevada, Jan, 28th—3m Furniture Ss. MARX. To the People of Nevada Co. je ready to forward Goods to any . no section of the countics of Nevada, Piacer, Amador, Sierra, aud Nevada Territory. Mark, Care Sacramento, Feb. 15th Oo. 41. P. W. & Co. Sacramento City. oO. 4. P. WHITE. verage, it “a In the cmt a Na SE many per. sons are exposed tothe attacks of complaints of . the digestive organs, and of various kinds of fever. It is the very article that has so long long been" in demand-atthe mines, Ite dally--use-will-re store the tone of a deranged stomach, impart cresh vitality to. the digestive functions, and . , fhee he spirits. Yet the Bittersis the safest of all stimulants. Let the miner whois exposed to hot and dry, wet and cold, be certain to obtain a supply of the genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he by Draggists and dealers everywhere. Religious Notices. Methodist Church.—Hold regular service every Sabbath at the Methodist bay head of ee ee m., and 735 BP. Mm. W. Grove Deal, Epise BS roy the Court House, every oe tg i, A. M,and3p.m. Rev. Mr. Willes, . AaB Baptist.—At the Baptist Church, Seung B. Brierly Catholic At tos Catholic Church, Warh ington street at 9a. M. Rev. F J. Dalton. Pas tor. c ational.—At the sabbath ae A Ms . Church, Me n street, every Sabbath M., and 7 PF. M.—Kev. H Cummings, Pastor. will find it acertain safeguard to -health.—Sold . HO FOR THE FASHIONS! SPRING FASHIONS FOR isG2!! A. LAMO'TT, BATTER! SACRAMENTO, CAL. AS issued the Spring Styles fer Hats and a tal for 1802, 8 ah bes hand one of the Largest & BestStock of Hats . 3 gor ever exhibited in the State. .4§ N. so yous orders which will be promp attended to Mareb 11th, 1862. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Office—Corner of Broad and Pine streets, We would inform our friends and all wishing our services that WE ARE PREPARED to atte: i those fav ue with a« call, at all become sensitiv hours. feeth after ha exposure of the nerve will be filled wichewt . causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK o rmed in a MORK Done at this to be SKILLFUL MANNER, = better satisfaction given, than el elsewhere fu th poh est b otherwise will bemade. Our charges ase mee rate, to suit the times. Wearepermanently cht, tool-tt R. m ‘SHAGKELFORD & CO., MARYSVILLE, Wonld inform the Merchants of Nevada and . vicinity that they are again FORWARDING GC OODS FROM THEIR OLD STAND. Tuesday, ape and Pacific GOLDEN STEAMSHIP For Panama. “es eda from Panama to wall al "Atlantis ee eit, . Cor. Secramento & Leidesdorff sts. San AGE, Pacific Mail Steumship (Co’s. Will leave Folsom Strect Wharf on Aprii ist 1862. At9 o’clock A-M., punctually. At the Feather River Landing. AT ONE DOLLAR PER TON Marysville, Feb. .0th, lné2. Cc. W. MULFORD, BANKER. his old stand, Main street Nevada. Gases DUsT Dought at the Hig at the Higheat Rates. and Saera— gets mateo old forwarded tate U8 Mint a Ri ae Jan. 7th, 1862. xe. Cc. . FELON. Is ammounced asa Candidate flor City Marshal at the next election. Victoria, V. I. For Portland, Oregon, and SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MINES. FH BROTHER JONATHAN, 8. J. DEWOLFE..-.s.--+«.--Comimander, ~. eee hears PehleesWhe San Francisco. —on— AT 4 O'CLOCK, P.M. CO AG ace * BIRDSEYE, BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, wapte. om the Atlantte States nd Europe, SaeiON a eearaURaRy. SV] BROAD STREET, “ada. OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Day and Nigh. i this waltnows t ‘ 5 1 AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN Corner of Second and J. Streets, THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. xr Game Suppers, Oyetera, Lo and all ‘good things in the market, ata Seed. Oe Bs got up in & style to sult the tastes of the greatest epicure.ot fatend t to NS * Valent ” ag a ui tue people of bs oe persona who alah . Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf BLAZE’S TAVERN, , COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZH’S! Nevada. Sept, 6-tf T. ELLARD BEANS, No. 52 Broad Street, Wholesale and Retail Dealer io GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. 87" Goods detivered Free of Charge-q Nevada, Get. 20th. 1861.—tf “BAKER & WYMORE,. DEALERS IN Crea, Provtion, Can, Fi 1 B and : Broad Street, Nevada. heme yy a ry cash. Goods delivered Free ct ine nd tae CMREAr ‘ BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM SHAFER. Commercial Street, Nevada Boo NO. 30 Main ste aaa City. : ee of Coinage U.S. Mint. GEO. W. CHAPIN®& CO. “eae aes York. SAN FRANCISCO. ee Constr Sere EMPLOYMENT OFFICE AND GENERAL AGENCY, cae ibaa Al

MtT. “ft. es 1. th th a (© = — e's Be ally eH ) 1 . is Ss, rc. . ‘Mammoth Sluicing Company, on Little Deer TURSPAY MORNING, MARCH 25th.. A Noecerr, weighing one ouce short of two pounds avoir du pois, and valued at between fwe and three hundred dollars, was. found on Saturday last, in the claims of the Creek, about three quarters of a mile above tows. This nugget consists of a piece of quartz which was evidently detached from the croppings of a quartz lead not far off and its sojourn in the creek cannot have been very long. The surface of the rock has been _swashed_amooth. it is true, but ite angular shape bears witness that it has not been expesed to the current of the creek for many years. The finders indulge ‘n many speculations.as to the probability of a vein of rich quartz crossing the creek at some point not far from where the specimen was found, and a sharp look ont for it will ne doubt be kept by the miners of the Manfinoth Company.— Happening to be somewhat acquainted with this Ineality and with the character of the quartz there found, we have no hesitation m expressing our belief that this specimen is a with pan, brush, af si sluice. The watchman would not shoot himself but went tothe cabin of the owners of the claim and waking acqnainted them with the facts. They proceeded cautiously to the spot and on getting a fair view of the robber, lodged two charges of buckshot in hie breast, killing him instantly. ‘The Chinaman had already succeeded in cleaning up two , betore the fatal shot had terminated his. thieving career. We did not learn in what #laim that affair took pt ce. Pa —_Preight and Passenger. aig. : wen f= gee --Three Doltars, . CO's Cc. L. WIZSON. Laure Faeeeeehe.x<++ Nov. 20th, 1861—tf _V.R. RR: AND ©. C. BR. Ri 6.30 A. M, and 2 P.M. . Dry voseeee3S A.M and 10.304. M. Tue weather, last evening, gave indication of achange. There was something about it of ahumid character. Last Sunday was warm enongh for a July day.and the people of beth sexes could be seen in large numbers. enjoy. ing the baimy breeze, and Broad street, or the Boulevard, as some people. call it, was alive with people all dressed in their go-tomeeting clothes and all looking perfectly happy and satisfied with themselves. It is astonishing how much a good wash anda clean shirt improve some people. S.iurces Roprep.— The sluices of: a French miner, named Philippe, whose claims are at Rock Creek, some three miles from Nevada, were robbed last week of gold supot pieces, containing all the way from a to the spot where it was found. 7. M. A. Winham of ‘the first part, and Judge: ere 38 A age en detached\piece of the old croppings of the Canada Hillend. The surface'of this hill was sluiced off in 1853, the boxes leading to and discharging at a short distance from the creek, about one hundred yards above the spot where this piece was found Among the tailinga discharged from these bexes were several tons of surface quartz, ‘of_precisely the same nature as this specimen. Hundreds color” to one or two dollars were found amoug them, and no doubt exists in our mind that this piece of quartz was sluiced along with the tailings, and carried by the current APPRAY AT Noara San Juaw.—A cae ning affair came off in that most order-leving town of North San Juan, on Saturday evening last. The parties to the affair were Stidger of the second part, that is to say; Marcus Aurelius met the Judgeiathe street . ™ and proceeded to give him a castigation, with mahee aforethought, with a cane in his hand, and sundry weapons under his clothes. The testimony in the case is said to be some what conflicting, but as near as our informant could learn, in addition to the foregoing, the following are the facts: Whoever begun the affair found his antagonist ready for the “fout” which was well maintained tor some time. The party of the first part, however made a lucky hit for himself, and posed to amount to abeut $600. der and we shall probably receive some hm« portant news to-day. _ _Dustricr Court, March 28th —0O, 1. Funk vs, H. L. Plaintiff by default. Hill & Hupp substituted counsel for Defen~ dant, H. L. Bowley, in liew of McConnell & lowed to withdraw private letters. Tne Overland Telegraph is. in working orSackett. Judgment for C. W. Mulford vs: Hagadorn & Bowley. Garber. E. Ransom vs. M. Ransom.—Paintiff. alCertificates “of citizenship te Anthony Freiheit. Martin Buith and Martin Jauch. B. F. Weodworth ve, N. W. Knowlton.— Verdict for Plaintiff. [)SROEE TION — The ‘eerie =o tofore existing between Holmes & Muscate, in the business is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The Laundry business will carried on by John Holmes, who is suthorized to settle the affairs of the ee. J. HOLMES. P. MUSCATE. Nevada, March, 20th 1862. 3m. setae ¥ acFried AT ‘IMONTAL NOTICE.—The man, is desirous of is pepe + ara yy a life of unite himee!: sn pos ps wedlock with some brought the party of the second part to the . ground, where he very chivatrously kicked his fallen foe in the side. Onur informant states that on the next day a trial was instituted betore Jackson Roberts, the ) part appeared as complainant. The result of the court has not yet come to our knowledge. Game ty Court.—The routine of the proceedings in the District Court was yesterday had made their entrance into the Court room The jury in the case of Woodworth vs. Knowlton were comfortably seated and the trial was going on when ove of the best look. the deposition of witnesses by a slight deposition of a different character on the top of highead. Juror ly stood from under. Presently one of the pigeous tok dis station on a window-exp over the head of the District Judge very much distarbing the p lnesdity of that funetwnary, who inquired : I the Sheriff eguld net eject winged bipeds. The job being somewhat difficult while the Court remained in session, the Sheriff waited until an adjournment,when with a shot gun he succeeded in bagging both birdsin the Court lodged from their chosen place except by the use of gunpowder. Ropsep.—Mr. Hitchcock, the was robbed on Saturday evening Catholic Church, of $40. A couple of pads caused his purse strings to relax on that océasion. Mr. Hitchcock was, however, in luck, notwithsttnding his loss. The assessor was round on Saturday and found him with no money at ali He was saved «tax on the amount that came in shortly after, which he lect chuest lnstestencously. New Frmat.—Lather C. Wickes has purchased an mterest in the Drag Store of E. F. Soe Cy and known as AND TOLL ROAD ; thie tood the 000. 444+ particulars, > ber, or hie “Man Friday” (Wm Stevens) on the premises. March 20, 1862. Cc. F. FLAUGHER. E. F.SPENCE, Wholesale and RetailDruggist, GEO. A. Masa bnew { WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. HOLES ESALB and retail, dealers in GRO ar ERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS e taken Stand eee sian Poe anes & Ewe MAN, and wand, will be pied plete Stock of Goods, which RFP net . most reasonable rates ran A pate S the Public solicited: Feneaage cote .iieampcndrgsams = VE eh. Nevada. March, 18th 1862. } 1 FOR CITY MARSHAL. U. 8S. GREGORY, Is ammounced as a Candidate for Ci*y Marshal at the next election. . FOR CITY MARSHAL. Ww. HH. DAVIEDSON. Is amnounced as a Candidate for the office of te AT Tn Baseine ELRCTION FOR CITY M. MARSHAL. GEO. 5. PEIRCE _ FRESH CARDEN!! — FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 1861! JUST RECEIVED! -AND— Nevada, Jan. 30th 1862. FOR SALD! By Dr. C. M. BATES, ‘. street, every vai retin at Ila. M., and 7 Rev: B havea I

Sacramen Vines. FRUIT TREES and Fore Intending to visit the trictaof Europe next scason, I seve termined to sell off my large stock of .. Chotee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines And Cuttings the ensuing. Winter. Persons intending to establish Nurseries, stent Orchards or Vineyards. or deal m Trees and . Vines, can have Great Rargsine by, ay ng capty low KR Street Levee, and after Dec. ist will t in K Street, between 4th & ©, for saiea. : G ine Dirales if “ th 1861. E. MH. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in all of thejCourts of Nevada County. Office at the Court Hense. Nevada, Oct. 13th. \O A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER wane of Main street. (No: 06,) Nevada City March 6, is6i1—tf J Swiss Blankets. BLANKETS! BLANKETS !! UST RECEIVED a splendid lot of White large size and superior qualiy—firet lot ever in Nevada, which 1 will sell lower than any Store in town, White Swies Crib Blankets, of superior quality Houge Lining always on handand for sale low. FURNITURE ! eee cule cheap to suit the Sheets & Pillow Cases always on hand. Calland see at the Pioneer Cheap ‘. Store, No. 42 Broad street, Nevada. Nevada, Jan, 28th—3m Furniture Ss. MARX. To the People of Nevada Co. je ready to forward Goods to any . no section of the countics of Nevada, Piacer, Amador, Sierra, aud Nevada Territory. Mark, Care Sacramento, Feb. 15th Oo. 41. P. W. & Co. Sacramento City. oO. 4. P. WHITE. verage, it “a In the cmt a Na SE many per. sons are exposed tothe attacks of complaints of . the digestive organs, and of various kinds of fever. It is the very article that has so long long been" in demand-atthe mines, Ite dally--use-will-re store the tone of a deranged stomach, impart cresh vitality to. the digestive functions, and . , fhee he spirits. Yet the Bittersis the safest of all stimulants. Let the miner whois exposed to hot and dry, wet and cold, be certain to obtain a supply of the genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he by Draggists and dealers everywhere. Religious Notices. Methodist Church.—Hold regular service every Sabbath at the Methodist bay head of ee ee m., and 735 BP. Mm. W. Grove Deal, Epise BS roy the Court House, every oe tg i, A. M,and3p.m. Rev. Mr. Willes, . AaB Baptist.—At the Baptist Church, Seung B. Brierly Catholic At tos Catholic Church, Warh ington street at 9a. M. Rev. F J. Dalton. Pas tor. c ational.—At the sabbath ae A Ms . Church, Me n street, every Sabbath M., and 7 PF. M.—Kev. H Cummings, Pastor. will find it acertain safeguard to -health.—Sold . HO FOR THE FASHIONS! SPRING FASHIONS FOR isG2!! A. LAMO'TT, BATTER! SACRAMENTO, CAL. AS issued the Spring Styles fer Hats and a tal for 1802, 8 ah bes hand one of the Largest & BestStock of Hats . 3 gor ever exhibited in the State. .4§ N. so yous orders which will be promp attended to Mareb 11th, 1862. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Office—Corner of Broad and Pine streets, We would inform our friends and all wishing our services that WE ARE PREPARED to atte: i those fav ue with a« call, at all become sensitiv hours. feeth after ha exposure of the nerve will be filled wichewt . causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK o rmed in a MORK Done at this to be SKILLFUL MANNER, = better satisfaction given, than el elsewhere fu th poh est b otherwise will bemade. Our charges ase mee rate, to suit the times. Wearepermanently cht, tool-tt R. m ‘SHAGKELFORD & CO., MARYSVILLE, Wonld inform the Merchants of Nevada and . vicinity that they are again FORWARDING GC OODS FROM THEIR OLD STAND. Tuesday, ape and Pacific GOLDEN STEAMSHIP For Panama. “es eda from Panama to wall al "Atlantis ee eit, . Cor. Secramento & Leidesdorff sts. San AGE, Pacific Mail Steumship (Co’s. Will leave Folsom Strect Wharf on Aprii ist 1862. At9 o’clock A-M., punctually. At the Feather River Landing. AT ONE DOLLAR PER TON Marysville, Feb. .0th, lné2. Cc. W. MULFORD, BANKER. his old stand, Main street Nevada. Gases DUsT Dought at the Hig at the Higheat Rates. and Saera— gets mateo old forwarded tate U8 Mint a Ri ae Jan. 7th, 1862. xe. Cc. . FELON. Is ammounced asa Candidate flor City Marshal at the next election. Victoria, V. I. For Portland, Oregon, and SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MINES. FH BROTHER JONATHAN, 8. J. DEWOLFE...-.s..--+«.--Comimander, ~. eee hears PehleesWhe San Francisco. —on— AT 4 O'CLOCK, P.M. CO AG ace * BIRDSEYE, BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, wapte. om the Atlantte States nd Europe, SaeiON a eearaURaRy. SV] BROAD STREET, “ada. OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Day and Nigh. i this waltnows t ‘ 5 1 AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN Corner of Second and J. Streets, THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. xr Game Suppers, Oyetera, Lo and all ‘good things in the market, ata Seed. Oe Bs got up in & style to sult the tastes of the greatest epicure.ot fatend t to NS * Valent ” ag a ui tue people of bs oe persona who alah . Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf BLAZE’S TAVERN, , COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZH’S! Nevada. Sept, 6-tf T. ELLARD BEANS, No. 52 Broad Street, Wholesale and Retail Dealer io GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. 87" Goods detivered Free of Charge-q Nevada, Get. 20th. 1861.—tf “BAKER & WYMORE,. DEALERS IN Crea, Provtion, Can, Fi 1 B and : Broad Street, Nevada. heme yy a ry cash. Goods delivered Free ct ine nd tae CMREAr ‘ BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM SHAFER. Commercial Street, Nevada Boo NO. 30 Main ste aaa City. : ee of Coinage U.S. Mint. GEO. W. CHAPIN®& CO. “eae aes York. SAN FRANCISCO. ee Constr Sere EMPLOYMENT OFFICE AND GENERAL AGENCY, cae ibaa Al