May 22, 1862 (4 pages)

Mille ; tiled lish reigh aM, gnifiRY. 'F wher oj ed to a, we s, ater. hes, ow . 5 he dequent aplied eruits ig the of orlate in effect yetite, wind rvous ation» r Bex hous, ficacy ealers. > iim ¥ difrefore t that. ritous pspect. red to. Othes. ss feet deep, the door of which the saloon keeper . ed and disturbing spirit. The unfortunate _ children. When arte eee Sor wit x ~ selves at Temperance ia the evening . < with a ‘grand ball. «tay morning up Deer Creek and brought to town on a charge of stealing a par-ef pants drum Juhn Parker, two years ago. The ‘breeches were fully identified in Judge Smith's '§ court, to the satisfaction ot that inex, . riment of the law ; Consequently, . + Maa bgGd Oy Und tae Ga tee meeee uext. It will be a pleasant occasion for the . eres a evnsideration of the ssagieagigal henrausepiepedy ons: «8 Scape nrre in need of repair, that it ig} <iciaes known ia this town, where_he officiated two yearsas the Pastor of the M. E. Church, will occupy Dr. Deal’s pulpit on Sunday Pssiasti Tint was--/ele lndgpein, well . — & wera ~ ‘Resipince fonteainn. — We learn Chien “wae needed in the chain gang te make it pay for employing an overseer, Ah Yut, the trowsersslifter, was made use of to fill the complement for the term of sixty days. In spite of protestations from the Ab Yut. that he was a “belly good man,” and would bring a witness fo swear to that effect by 4 o'clock, the scissors of the Sheriff— (would they were of Parcus, wished the Chinaman )—were applied to the “narrative” of the celestial, and John went out to elaborate and beautify the rough places in the high“way. ‘FELL tN A CELLAR.—Mr. Roux, billiard table manufacturer on Broad street was called to Grave Valley day before yesterday to set ‘up a billiard table for a enloon keeper there who was changing bis location, Everything “was moved from the Saloon but the billiard ‘table,and Mr. Roux started in company with ‘the man to take it down. The latter being -stopped on the way by an acquaintance, he ‘gave Mr. R., the key of the house, telling byativgn tp alte creditors atthe sald ~—~him to go there alone and that the would be . 44° there himself ina short time. Immediately behind the front door is a cellar some ten had left wide open. forgetting te mention the cireumstance ” Mr. R , who, wt expecting . de: “fearlendly i in and fellin the cellar. A pile of old boards, full of nails had been thrown in the bottom of the cellar and he fell on these. He was so bruised that he was un__able to get out.and he laid there some fifteen . xn inutes, perfeetly helpless. until the saloon . man arrived. He was conveyed to his home where he is slowly recovering. Fortunately . ., ne bone was broken. Fourtn or JuLy—Fire DeParTMeENT. —We have slready said something in regard to celebrating the next Fourth of July, now soon coming upon us. One of the main features of a celebration of this kind in Nevada must necessarily be the Fire Department, as the bulk of our population belong to either one of the three companies and as the pageant which they are able todisplay is the most imposing that can be gotten up. As the companies meet every month, we would suggest . © to them not to overlook this matter, bat take it in earnest consideration at their next meeting, which will be held on the first ‘Wednesday in June. It will not then be too ‘soon to make the aeneaney arrangements. itinwben. —A nice % little cottage in this town is said to be haunted nightly by a disturbghost makes his troubles known by tapping on the windows, under the bed, over the doors, ond under the floor and making unearthly noises in various parts of the house at the still hour of midnight. The inmates are much perplexed, and various ara the commentaries as to the causes which may be disWe would suggest the expediency of af early application of holy water, by hands, in Pre-Nic To-Da¥.—The Sabbath School children of the Baptist Church have their pic-nic to-day at Satten’s Ranch, near the tatl-house of the Grass Valley Turnspike.— at 8 o'clock this morning and march through town to the Ranch. The Bold Soldier Boys will oceupy the head of the ecolamn in the procession and serve as an escort to the Summer Goops.—The houses of A. Block & Co., and S. Hass & Co., which do about all the business of Nevada in the clothing lime, have just received a splendid assortment of light and fashionable clething. These stores are worth a visit. Few ge-there and eietertpwaplieehinhs wii bine tempted tate a peceheen. that our gevtlemaniy and efficient County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar, Esq., has purchased the suburban residence of Judge Searis, and will soon become a resident of Piety Hill. ‘Tastaicr Court, May 2ist.—Nichols & Holmes vs. L. LL. White.—Defendant given 5 days additional time to file brief on motion for judgment against garnishe. Supersepeas —Sheriff Knowlton received an order yesterday from the Supreme Court, ordering a stay of proceedings in the case of Thes. Burke until further orders. For San QueNTIN.—Jonathan Peel was taken down to San Quentin this morning in Be of Sheriff corte. He is under ¥ NSOLVENT SOTICE—In District oa of the —— Judical “of the. petition of . 3 TSAACTO tee an Jasclvent Pursuant to an order of the Hon. T. B. McFarland, notice is hereInsolvent . the County of Nevada, on the 23d dav of dune 4. D. beg Ay Wotelock, A; M., eer on: hen and there to bade = if any they can, y the prayer aaia Insolvent st ‘should not be ranted, od a ae By debt =. . P 8 an abilities, in suance of the Statute in such. — provided . and in the meantime + ees gg Mae said Insolvent be stayed. and the Seal of said jssjotibat eet A.B. 1862. AR AR, Clerk. OQ, PB. Stidger, A {UREMLONS,—State of California, count of Dis Court of the 14th JudiOf said Btatc. "The People ‘of the pr ep es L. Mosman, G “ summoned and_an-swer tothe t of Nancy L. Mosman, fled ou in within ten deys from ofthis writ, ifserved on you in — she be disharged from the bonds pegecre, Bi now existing between you and taid plaintiff} and that she may be a t notified that ites fail to seaman bar = with all costs dfeuit, and also deoc cm such other relief as prayed for at aon test 1,8. H. Farquif Sine Sf a wigs at often, in the city of Ne AD. he He FARQUHAR, clerk. ‘ order of tfe Hon. B. MeFarland, District eh. Me FARQUHAR, clerk. imony whereof, Cc. H. MEYER & CO., Brick House, 76 Broad Street, NEVADA /(maporters and Wholesale Dealersin Fine French Brandies, Wines, last wy 3, besides ticle at = Seceaes -* May 4th, 1862. Cc. H. BOLTON. Rich Quartz Specimens ! SStpeanea = for Cutting and Polis + are ata Large over the BAKRETT & SHERWOOD, sewelers. New No 517 Montgomery st. San Francisco. BAKER & WYMORE, _ DBALERS in Groceries, Provisions, Frni Wheat, Bariey and Can Fro ” Broad Street. Nevada. Ses MEATS, of Bese KEN On hand and CARLEY & HALL’S SALOON. Comeneryiel stn new corner inf Main. on a hey. {@" Rev Mr. Bensoa will preach at the Methodist Church, this evening at 8 o'clock. \ ‘A GOOE> DRINK 5000 yards of Stik for $1 per yardanad to be and beforethe Hen. 1. B. MeWarland. District Judge aforesaid, in wae bt the Court, Room of said Gouri, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, WORTH OF DRY GOODS! Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada and the surrounding country at such prices than cannot fail to suit. [ook at these Prices ! Upwards. 3,500 yards of Fancy Silk at 50 cents per yard—worth $1. 5000 yards Poplin at 25 cents per yd. Organdies, . Traveling Dress Goods, ali kinds, a ne 10,000 Yards of Lawn for One Bit PER YARD, _ ; The same Goods being sold at every other Store for 2 cents per yard. ‘100 Pieces of Brussels, 3-ply,; Velvet Carpet and every other kind selling from 50 cents per yard to $1,25. 1000 pieces of LINEN, 50 cts yd Andis actually worth $1,25. FRENCH AND AMERICAN PRINTS atONE BIT A YARD and upwards, Silk & Weol Curtain Damask, Wool American Dry Goods Stare . . = Faity Thousand Dollars Totles Petntes; Jacenes,; Indiennes, Solcries, WM. R. COE, _. Dealer in ROOTS AND SHOES, ‘ Cerner of Main and Commercial Sts. : DEALERS LN pitches ‘CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. = Corner of Pine and Commercial St. REDINGTON. & CO's. SUPERIOR YEAST POWDERS. A deh ang cacriadiedighedl TO MAK EE LIGHT, SWEET AND NUTRITIOUS BREAD! Equally adapted to s LOAVES, OTHER CAKES. FULLY UAL P EQUAL . IN N THE MARKET. Ask for Redington & Co’s ¥Y east Powders aoe you would have uniformly Manufactured and sold at wholesale ee ie & t., * i peat sane Street, into. EVERY MAN SHOULD HAVE A SUIT Damask, Lace and Musiin Curtain, Table Damask, Brown and Bleached yr Sheetiag. ais, Marseilles & Lancaster Quilts, saalatallasta’sMantilias, Shawis, Embroideries, Bonnets, SUMMER Shakers, Sunshades, . cs 5 Umbrellas, Parasels, coops! , JUST 100,000 ‘Other Things RECEIVED BY Feet waerems te mention ! : — April 23d. S.HAAS & CO., . gest ever seem im the mountains of California— was bought for Cash-and we will guarantee to ment can possibly sell. Ladies ! calland examine ourGoods before purchasing elsewhere. Give us one trial. CHINN & COLBY . Pacific Mail Steamship Co. ul tt ; None but tho best liquors are kept: mh30 \ ae: it tinicen, took

Mille ; tiled lish reigh aM, gnifiRY. 'F wher oj ed to a, we s, ater. hes, ow . 5 he dequent aplied eruits ig the of orlate in effect yetite, wind rvous ation» r Bex hous, ficacy ealers. > iim ¥ difrefore t that. ritous pspect. red to. Othes. ss feet deep, the door of which the saloon keeper . ed and disturbing spirit. The unfortunate _ children. When arte eee Sor wit x ~ selves at Temperance ia the evening . < with a ‘grand ball. «tay morning up Deer Creek and brought to town on a charge of stealing a par-ef pants drum Juhn Parker, two years ago. The ‘breeches were fully identified in Judge Smith's '§ court, to the satisfaction ot that inex, . riment of the law ; Consequently, . + Maa bgGd Oy Und tae Ga tee meeee uext. It will be a pleasant occasion for the . eres a evnsideration of the ssagieagigal henrausepiepedy ons: «8 Scape nrre in need of repair, that it ig} <iciaes known ia this town, where_he officiated two yearsas the Pastor of the M. E. Church, will occupy Dr. Deal’s pulpit on Sunday Pssiasti Tint was--/ele lndgpein, well . — & wera ~ ‘Resipince fonteainn. — We learn Chien “wae needed in the chain gang te make it pay for employing an overseer, Ah Yut, the trowsersslifter, was made use of to fill the complement for the term of sixty days. In spite of protestations from the Ab Yut. that he was a “belly good man,” and would bring a witness fo swear to that effect by 4 o'clock, the scissors of the Sheriff— (would they were of Parcus, wished the Chinaman )—were applied to the “narrative” of the celestial, and John went out to elaborate and beautify the rough places in the high“way. ‘FELL tN A CELLAR.—Mr. Roux, billiard table manufacturer on Broad street was called to Grave Valley day before yesterday to set ‘up a billiard table for a enloon keeper there who was changing bis location, Everything “was moved from the Saloon but the billiard ‘table,and Mr. Roux started in company with ‘the man to take it down. The latter being -stopped on the way by an acquaintance, he ‘gave Mr. R., the key of the house, telling byativgn tp alte creditors atthe sald ~—~him to go there alone and that the would be . 44° there himself ina short time. Immediately behind the front door is a cellar some ten had left wide open. forgetting te mention the cireumstance ” Mr. R , who, wt expecting . de: “fearlendly i in and fellin the cellar. A pile of old boards, full of nails had been thrown in the bottom of the cellar and he fell on these. He was so bruised that he was un__able to get out.and he laid there some fifteen . xn inutes, perfeetly helpless. until the saloon . man arrived. He was conveyed to his home where he is slowly recovering. Fortunately . ., ne bone was broken. Fourtn or JuLy—Fire DeParTMeENT. —We have slready said something in regard to celebrating the next Fourth of July, now soon coming upon us. One of the main features of a celebration of this kind in Nevada must necessarily be the Fire Department, as the bulk of our population belong to either one of the three companies and as the pageant which they are able todisplay is the most imposing that can be gotten up. As the companies meet every month, we would suggest . © to them not to overlook this matter, bat take it in earnest consideration at their next meeting, which will be held on the first ‘Wednesday in June. It will not then be too ‘soon to make the aeneaney arrangements. itinwben. —A nice % little cottage in this town is said to be haunted nightly by a disturbghost makes his troubles known by tapping on the windows, under the bed, over the doors, ond under the floor and making unearthly noises in various parts of the house at the still hour of midnight. The inmates are much perplexed, and various ara the commentaries as to the causes which may be disWe would suggest the expediency of af early application of holy water, by hands, in Pre-Nic To-Da¥.—The Sabbath School children of the Baptist Church have their pic-nic to-day at Satten’s Ranch, near the tatl-house of the Grass Valley Turnspike.— at 8 o'clock this morning and march through town to the Ranch. The Bold Soldier Boys will oceupy the head of the ecolamn in the procession and serve as an escort to the Summer Goops.—The houses of A. Block & Co., and S. Hass & Co., which do about all the business of Nevada in the clothing lime, have just received a splendid assortment of light and fashionable clething. These stores are worth a visit. Few ge-there and eietertpwaplieehinhs wii bine tempted tate a peceheen. that our gevtlemaniy and efficient County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar, Esq., has purchased the suburban residence of Judge Searis, and will soon become a resident of Piety Hill. ‘Tastaicr Court, May 2ist.—Nichols & Holmes vs. L. LL. White.—Defendant given 5 days additional time to file brief on motion for judgment against garnishe. Supersepeas —Sheriff Knowlton received an order yesterday from the Supreme Court, ordering a stay of proceedings in the case of Thes. Burke until further orders. For San QueNTIN.—Jonathan Peel was taken down to San Quentin this morning in Be of Sheriff corte. He is under ¥ NSOLVENT SOTICE—In District oa of the —— Judical “of the. petition of . 3 TSAACTO tee an Jasclvent Pursuant to an order of the Hon. T. B. McFarland, notice is hereInsolvent . the County of Nevada, on the 23d dav of

dune 4. D. beg Ay Wotelock, A; M., eer on: hen and there to bade = if any they can, y the prayer aaia Insolvent st ‘should not be ranted, od a ae By debt =. . P 8 an abilities, in suance of the Statute in such. — provided . and in the meantime + ees gg Mae said Insolvent be stayed. and the Seal of said jssjotibat eet A.B. 1862. AR AR, Clerk. OQ, PB. Stidger, A {UREMLONS,—State of California, count of Dis Court of the 14th JudiOf said Btatc. "The People ‘of the pr ep es L. Mosman, G “ summoned and_an-swer tothe t of Nancy L. Mosman, fled ou in within ten deys from ofthis writ, ifserved on you in — she be disharged from the bonds pegecre, Bi now existing between you and taid plaintiff} and that she may be a t notified that ites fail to seaman bar = with all costs dfeuit, and also deoc cm such other relief as prayed for at aon test 1,8. H. Farquif Sine Sf a wigs at often, in the city of Ne AD. he He FARQUHAR, clerk. ‘ order of tfe Hon. B. MeFarland, District eh. Me FARQUHAR, clerk. imony whereof, Cc. H. MEYER & CO., Brick House, 76 Broad Street, NEVADA /(maporters and Wholesale Dealersin Fine French Brandies, Wines, last wy 3, besides ticle at = Seceaes -* May 4th, 1862. Cc. H. BOLTON. Rich Quartz Specimens ! SStpeanea = for Cutting and Polis + are ata Large over the BAKRETT & SHERWOOD, sewelers. New No 517 Montgomery st. San Francisco. BAKER & WYMORE, _ DBALERS in Groceries, Provisions, Frni Wheat, Bariey and Can Fro ” Broad Street. Nevada. Ses MEATS, of Bese KEN On hand and CARLEY & HALL’S SALOON. Comeneryiel stn new corner inf Main. on a hey. {@" Rev Mr. Bensoa will preach at the Methodist Church, this evening at 8 o'clock. \ ‘A GOOE> DRINK 5000 yards of Stik for $1 per yardanad to be and beforethe Hen. 1. B. MeWarland. District Judge aforesaid, in wae bt the Court, Room of said Gouri, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, WORTH OF DRY GOODS! Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada and the surrounding country at such prices than cannot fail to suit. [ook at these Prices ! Upwards. 3,500 yards of Fancy Silk at 50 cents per yard—worth $1. 5000 yards Poplin at 25 cents per yd. Organdies, . Traveling Dress Goods, ali kinds, a ne 10,000 Yards of Lawn for One Bit PER YARD, _ ; The same Goods being sold at every other Store for 2 cents per yard. ‘100 Pieces of Brussels, 3-ply,; Velvet Carpet and every other kind selling from 50 cents per yard to $1,25. 1000 pieces of LINEN, 50 cts yd Andis actually worth $1,25. FRENCH AND AMERICAN PRINTS atONE BIT A YARD and upwards, Silk & Weol Curtain Damask, Wool American Dry Goods Stare . . = Faity Thousand Dollars Totles Petntes; Jacenes,; Indiennes, Solcries, WM. R. COE, _. Dealer in ROOTS AND SHOES, ‘ Cerner of Main and Commercial Sts. : DEALERS LN pitches ‘CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. = Corner of Pine and Commercial St. REDINGTON. & CO's. SUPERIOR YEAST POWDERS. A deh ang cacriadiedighedl TO MAK EE LIGHT, SWEET AND NUTRITIOUS BREAD! Equally adapted to s LOAVES, OTHER CAKES. FULLY UAL P EQUAL . IN N THE MARKET. Ask for Redington & Co’s ¥Y east Powders aoe you would have uniformly Manufactured and sold at wholesale ee ie & t., * i peat sane Street, into. EVERY MAN SHOULD HAVE A SUIT Damask, Lace and Musiin Curtain, Table Damask, Brown and Bleached yr Sheetiag. ais, Marseilles & Lancaster Quilts, saalatallasta’sMantilias, Shawis, Embroideries, Bonnets, SUMMER Shakers, Sunshades, . cs 5 Umbrellas, Parasels, coops! , JUST 100,000 ‘Other Things RECEIVED BY Feet waerems te mention ! : — April 23d. S.HAAS & CO., . gest ever seem im the mountains of California— was bought for Cash-and we will guarantee to ment can possibly sell. Ladies ! calland examine ourGoods before purchasing elsewhere. Give us one trial. CHINN & COLBY . Pacific Mail Steamship Co. ul tt ; None but tho best liquors are kept: mh30 \ ae: it tinicen, took