October 2, 1861 (4 pages)

TrURE on ‘k, A.M. AN, Eaq. he house, ind Ma1 Setts, pves, &e-. tioneers. ER, 1 Street, L DEALwere. Lead ne to order m7-tf NY have urnish the ith Ice du pn hand ICE, . EMPIRE ! Nevada, Our ICh rass Valley al-tf STORE. A LARGE FF GOODS G, and. viconsisting VARE, ODS, SHOES, ERY, s Ete. MINER’S 1 a countr > fine will eal bofore EAP » purchased. REEN PDLAUEF er of years, ay favor meable. jy24tf EL, Ri& TOR. aty. oR —— Ho eall ei AV‘ing entirely tion of the y in a swupecall plied E BAR will je6-tf ORSALE. dence, at the n the City of is comtorta, rauged. The nclosed, and 8. consisting ear, Apricot , HUPP. srietors. Ee ane cP er — white ivory 0. Thé finder 8 Office. au20 Is! med a Reanim Street, Phase -j3 the man that shot him !” pointing to Searls » good. English. Below we give a ale of the testimony taken betore Coroner Henry, yesterday, in the case of ‘Ah Sing, who was kille@ on Monday evening, in this place : . Wm. Scott—About 7 o'clock, Monday wight, I heard the report of a piste! and came across Broad-street; saw-Searls stand-.) ing on the side-walk below ; seme one spoke —I do not know whoit wias—anil suid “ that —his name is Henry Searls. I believe ;.as I approached him he threw something from his hands, it hid the appearance of a pistel ; I could not see distinetly. A man by the name of John. Lingo picked up a pistol and handed it tome. The pistol exhibited tom is the one handed me by Lingo. L arrested Searls and asked him what was the trouble, he said} a Chinaman had taken his pistol, a revolver, from him.” I then delivered the prisoner aver to George Lenhart. I did not receive the pistol from Lingo until after I had deliveved the prisoner to Lenhart. Jacob Gilbert—I was passing this house about 7.o’clock, lastnight.’ 1 heard a row inside and came in. A white man was standing before the door of a-1oom, keeping a China woman inside. A few minutes after a Chinaman came in-and told the. man to let the woman out. The Chinaman spoke very The man said the woman could not come out-until the porom came. Shinaman replied, ‘tif you don’t let the wort man out I will get her out.” A/few’ words passed when the Chinam:n pitehed into the white man—eaught hold of him, whena scuffle.ensned. Several women-—then. joined in, and.soon after the Chinaman says: ‘‘ he has a pistol in his hand,” and then ran out of the house into the street. The white man followed the Chinaman almost imniediately. I was about three feet from them at the time of the scuffle. IT saw no pistol in-the hand of the white man<there was. no light in the room. As the Chinaman passed through the front room, where there: was a light, Isawa pistol in the Chinaman’s hand. He? was then passing out into the street—it was a revolver he had in his hand. I saw a similar pistol picked from near the Chinaman’s side after he was shot. The white man said, before the scuffle. that the woman had robbed him of ten dollars, and she could not come out until the policeman came and searched her. I heard the white man say nothing about the Chinaman taking any pistol from him. I heard «ll that passed up to the time the Chinaman went into the street. I did not leave the house until aft the shot was fired I heard the shot almost immediately after the white mun passed into the street. C. M. Bates—Death was éaused by a pistol shot penetrating the right temple bone, above, between the eye and ear; ranging backwards and directly through the head. The ball here presé@nted I found after removing the caliverum ; it had passed almost entirely through the brain. Death must necessarily follow from such a wound. John Grimes—I recogmze the small pistol as one of a pyirl purchased in ’59. I presented it to. Patsy Calahan when he was tending bar for me. Tundersteod from three or four persone that Patsy had. given or traded it to Hank Searls within a week past, at the State Fair, in Sacramento. James Churchill—About 7 o ‘clock, last evening, I was.on the opposite side. of the street and hevrd a scuffle. I. came across the street.and met a Chinaman coming out of the house and he started up the street. Immediately after I saw a white man come from the same house ss the Chinaman. He stepped inte the street, and immediately thereafter I heara the report of a pistel. I saw no pistol and do not know positively who fired it. The Chinaman fell when the éhot was fired. The white man and Chinaman were about 12 feet apart when the shooting took place. I saw the white man referred to with his arm raised in a shooting position. I could net recognize anythingin bis hand. I heard the report at the same time his arm was raised, I saw noflash. David B. Keyes—I was coming dowo Broad street and when within a few feet of . the house a Chinaman rushed past me_and started up the street. Immediately-after “a man rushed after him. Just-as the man passed off the sidewalk; betfialved, raised his arm and fired. I saw the flash and the Chinaman fall. He immediately returned into the house. It was the same man who fired the shot. that I'saw rush out of the Louse _aftéer the Chinaman. He passed within three feet of ime. fpe, and could not recognize him. VERDICT OF JURY. We the undersigned, Jurors, summoned to Coroner ot Nevada county, having been sworn acing to law, to inquiré into the cause. of appear§before Thomas Henry, Esq., £0) . theNeath of the person now lying before us, do-find from the testimony of the witnesses duly swora and examined before us, that the name ‘of the deceased is Ah Sing. that his age is thirty years, and-that he is from:Canton, China, and that nis : Waa caused by & prstol shot, fired by the hand of Henry anh Rabbitts; Geo. L. Wyatt; W:A. i. D. Waldo; Samuel 8. Keller; G. Tr ; William Montgomery. VOLUNTEERING.—Capt. Atchisson, whose recruiting headquarters are at Col. Potter's saloon, is progressing finely in his recruiting operations. Up to yestérday, twentystive names had been registered. He is satisfied Ast Sunday of November ye = Bishop of Tonly had a side view of his per portion Of the cauiity, dnd tt iwintended . " to make’ it one of. the handsomegt cemeteries . in the State. It will be consecrated on’ the Marysville. Lert.—Dr. H.H. “Wickes and wife, and . : Jerome Moore, Esq., left yesterday for the Bay,. intending, to take passage on the next steamer. Messrs. Wickes and Moore have been residents of Nevada for many years, and ict MGND. ving the Gate BE DA ErmxipeBecente to Nevada in FREIGHT AND mere ae AT VERY LOW RATEs. STAGR OFFICES :—Nevada, ae MA : Nevada City, Sept. 24, 186 ’ Harman leave a numerous circle of friends who regret. their departure. They-are bound for their native State of New York. Tue Pine StReer Briper.--We understand that a contract has been let to Mr, A. S. Haliber, of San Francisco, by the Board of Trustees, for the buildmg of a wire suspension bridge, for the sum of $9,000, to . take the place of the present dilapidated institution known as the Pine Street Bridge. Four thousand dollars have been raised by taxation, and the other five, we suppose, will be raised by subscription. The Lord be ‘thanked ' we shall have one way of getting in-or out of tewn. = New Law Bouks.—H. H. Bancroft & Co., of Sun Francisco, advertise.the following books for sale : Labatt’s Practrice Act, 4th edition. Cal, Reports—Vol. 17. f = CurTinG AFFAIR.—A difficulty occurred at Iowa Hill on Tuesday evening, September 24th, between aman by the name of James Holland and‘an old man named Barret, in which the latter was so severely cut that he was not expected to survive. Holland made good his escape. eres STATES AE IEE FOR SALE! M. LIEBERT’S. MAGNIFICENT PHOTOGRAPHIC GA LLERY a te undersigned, intending to leave the coun try, offers to instruct, gratis, in all the branches of the uerreotype and Photographic ‘Art, any person who will bee’ 4 his establishment and continue his basiness. For farther particulars apply to the owner, on the premises, No. 88 Broad street, Nevada. all tf _ A. LIEBERT. TAX NOTICE. \HE CITIZENS OF NEVADA COUNTY are hereby notified that the ASSESS MENT ROLL for the year 1861. for Nevada county is now in my hands. for collection and that the iaws in regard to the collection will be strictly enforced. os VAN HAGEN, Sherif, “and Ex-officio Tax Collector, Nevada Sept. 17th, 1 VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE! The undersigned offers for Sale his Dwelling House and Lot, es on ying er. Hill, Nevada city he House is large. commodious : and in perfect re ag and the Lot consisting of over one acre of Land is well stocked with Shrubbery, Ornamental and Fruit Trees, Ahe latter in full bearing No labor or expens2 has been spare‘ in making it one of the mest de tirable homes in the county. For full particulars as to ee, k&e:, # apply to VILES, Broa NILES SEARLS. the undersigned, or to A C. Nevada, Sept. 18th, 1861. DISSOLUTION. TS= pavtnerehip he heretofore existing between the und rsigned in the busines: of Butchcrin, at Nevada city, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The buxiness will be conducted in the future by CHARLES KENT, who will collect and receive-all.debts due the late firm,.and pay all dema‘-ds against it, at the Empire Market, on onewes we reet. F ENT, ae E. ra. TOMPKINS. Nevada, Sept. 18th. WE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR COUNTY SCRIP! AFTER THIS DATE! BIRDSEYE & CoO. Nevada, Sept. 18.—1m -BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fraits, . 1 Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. be Wbset hay Chagas weve ry his fare, each wa: Valley, will cont nue And he The prop to make his sincere acknowledgments to the publie for the constant and long accorded to his enterprise. RED DOG AND NEVADA CIrY eange, Broad strect, Neva Every Afte Béllknap’s Probate Law & Practice. at a. M., arrives a Heal Dog a Fy PM Re ’ turning stage at 8 A M Woods New Digest. Reperta. je6-t WM. J. WILLIS, Proprietor NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY _STACE LINE, va PROPRIETOR IsSHES TO’ assure the public that this is a PERMANENT INSTITUTION to. which there shall not . jommorarHrc PHYSICIAN AND be, and can not be, any ‘+ let up,”? opposition or Surgeon. .vffice and: residence No. 121 no opposition. Hewould also inform the pub. Broad Street—first: house above the “ene lic that, as long as the present opposition runs, . Church, Nevada. , between Barats and Grass At i Cents. himself that, under no continMi it be raised above FIFTY CENTS. rietor avails himself of this opportunity rous patronage so H. D. CADY. Grass Valley, August 28th-1m: DAILY STAGE LINE. SSTAGE LEAVES THE National 3x ose FASHION RESTAURANT. COMMERCIAL 8T., YY Opposite Tallman & Turners; Ivo, 19.) i CHAS. B. TRISH... Proprietor ce H4*a resumed proprietersh:p of this wellknown Restaurant i AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Xx Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and all the good things in the market, furnis ata moments notice, and got up in. a style to suit the tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I intend to keep the “‘ FASHION ”’ a firatps 4a ot va ge _— Ang a recommend it Lad the people o e ani e county a’ Those a ms who relish a GOOD MEAL do well to ** call and see’ for themselves. Nevada. Nov. 26, 1860-tf DAILY STACE LINE. For Washington, Alpha and Omega. SIX HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U.S. Mail, = Leaves the Koadigh ss sag =e Nev: Seis MORNING, at ? o’clock, AM., and Arrives at Washington, at 12 M,. eer ee leaves WASHINGTON at 7 o’clock, A. M., and arrives in Nevada City at 10 @’clock A. M. a et ee visit por te ef the above named points sult their own woe HORSE STAGE LINK. thanks to.thetrav a, for the liberal manner in which they patronized my line, and will assure them t iat it Sal over be my wish to cotitribute to their comfort when they travel withme. I have in my y of the best and most careful drivers in ‘he Sta’ LEW MORRILL, ‘Piepetster. June 4, 1861-t£ on the SEX also réturn JOSEPH BROTHERS. THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, , NEVADA CITY. RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING new and fashionable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Of Every Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 1361. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, ce—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, We would inform our friends, iss. . te all wishing our services that WE ARE PREPAKED to atte ithose favo us with a call, atan hours. feeth after hav become sensitive vy exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. WE WiLL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this Office, to be performed th a MORE SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction _ given, than elsewhere sete od vicinity, otherwise no charge wil! be made. Our charger ase moderate, and to suit the times Wearepermanently located. in this place. Mareh4, 1861-tf BROAD STREET MARKET . -No. £8 Broad Rizvet, 2 Nev ALL KINDS” OR MEAT constantly on hand at the above well known Market, and. ‘for sale uantities ‘to suit purehasers, KATS DEtpi wha Pek! of.the city, fre of any Prices according to y. of Meats jezs-tf Jad. COLLEY. Ona OLS! . one Heometopathic Medicines and Medicine security, they will -on} “travel THE Lar ; Cases, for sale by Drs Mtohats:" August 2oth, 1861--tf DR.N. M ‘NAUGHTON, SP oud g AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, id give notice to his many friends in the ing towns of California that he will soon view th them oe The Dr. is. well-known. and every one should oO 5 are him, as he can perform the most ful operations t is to be done in Dentistry. For the = wo years he tonne aad hier wack tis. picengieeelk towns, § wor tion, and ae one has complained.: Teeth will be filled mg California Gold-or Silver Foil, Cement, etc Foychns ins on pivot when the root or 8 not too much debes ed. He will wait on E at. their homes, en it is desired. ger Charges oo the same as‘in ee Eastern States. u20-2in* As B. CARLEY. FRANK HALL. INDIAN QUEEN SALOON, No. 9 Commercial Street. ARLEY & HALL take this method of in. forming their friends and the publie gen erally, that they have takrn the above pee ee will cop i well stocked with FINE WINES ere and CIGARS. They also have one of the best BILLIARD LES in the mountains. m18-tf “CAS! CAS!!! CASI!!! Ts Nevada Gas Company give notice that Gas will be.turned into the street maius on Seearder o. the Pf of August. The Company have on ee of service pipe — a Soupiens's assortment of fixtures which they a re to put upfor all desirous. of burning Gas 1 such persons ire requested to call at atthe office and subscribe to the rules and regulations, by signing the register. The following is the tariff of charges :— Price of Gas per 1000 cubic feet, $10,00. Price for introuncing Gas from the street main to pipe of consumers including setting metre in all cases where'the entire fitting is done by the Company, $10,00. When otherwise, Price of pipe from metre, 30 cts. per foot. Price of fixtures according to kind required. N. B. No bills for pipe or tstetee will be-presented for collection entil Gas rned on. ~ Per order of ‘Trustees, J. 8. KANBEN, Superintendent ‘*Nevada Gas Works.” GEM SALOON, R. JENKINS. PROPRIETOR Basement of McLaughlin’s New Brick, Mill Street, Grass Valley, AVING OPENED A SALOON AT Grass Valley I would inform the citizens of Nevada that they will fint the —b Edgars, Wines. . etc., constantly on h them to call when visiting the va August 13, 18 1-tf JUST RECEIVED! A Large Assortment of WALL PAPER, PICTURES LOOKING CLASSES, KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, At Gibb’s Paint and Oil Store, New Brick Building, No. 63 Mill Street, Grass Valley. auni3 tf introduction and setting al2 A. TSS LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE! THAT desirable rable Real Estate known asthe POLKA. and now occupied by the . Lamayctse Bakery, on Broad street, above Weaver & Newman’s. ort the ewner inMICHEL, . * a . . d two doers spare the IN THE ance CHEAP JOnNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. s RUSSELL MILL DUCK ae FOR HY RAULIC MINING! Guaranteed qual if met superior to — , and are entiefied ay Fit gi qivenaaias te La ol trade, ¢ may (me ry tho peo a SRS ee con Vor Co: april 13-€m Duck, ag . W “brand of in regiilar reoript of this favorite Shi ‘A. BLOCK, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Carner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. — CENTRE MARKET.” JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, _ Me, 23, Commercial Street, bs WOULD I rar = boy stone American goer Pork MEATS DELIVERED diy whameer desired, at aoe of the evada. February 1, ieaistt o LEWIS BROTHERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERSIN SECARS ane TOBACCO. ; M. LEW1s, 3. LEW18, 8. ave San Francisco. Nevada. Careon City. July 27, 1861-tf RS. HEBBEARD my E LIPS will open a te SCHOOL, for yout J MONDAY aOAY I 19th. vet aM, h “themectves pe who wieh to and accom’ than place sccompinbed Terms per Month, of Four ‘Weeks: Prim 3 Branches Higher Snglish Seevcves ere ee eer eeeeee z French, Spanish nd Latin, (each 220 ay "les 11, i. 1-tf o abana TO aces % SHOCH CHE HETERO ESOT OR EOS cen sereseseresue — mest complete assortment of Toilet Articles ever oflered fer oo ys tains, is kept es oh 812 Ra WASHINGTON ee No. 10 Gommercial Street, ' NEVADA GITY se THE UNDERSIGNED KEEP 4 aie LARGE SUPPLY OF FAMILY VEGETABLES. : Their Stock is received daily, is always ‘fre oh and consists of the folowing =

TrURE on ‘k, A.M. AN, Eaq. he house, ind Ma1 Setts, pves, &e-. tioneers. ER, 1 Street, L DEALwere. Lead ne to order m7-tf NY have urnish the ith Ice du pn hand ICE, . EMPIRE ! Nevada, Our ICh rass Valley al-tf STORE. A LARGE FF GOODS G, and. viconsisting VARE, ODS, SHOES, ERY, s Ete. MINER’S 1 a countr > fine will eal bofore EAP » purchased. REEN PDLAUEF er of years, ay favor meable. jy24tf EL, Ri& TOR. aty. oR —— Ho eall ei AV‘ing entirely tion of the y in a swupecall plied E BAR will je6-tf ORSALE. dence, at the n the City of is comtorta, rauged. The nclosed, and 8. consisting ear, Apricot , HUPP. srietors. Ee ane cP er — white ivory 0. Thé finder 8 Office. au20 Is! med a Reanim Street, Phase -j3 the man that shot him !” pointing to Searls » good. English. Below we give a ale of the testimony taken betore Coroner Henry, yesterday, in the case of ‘Ah Sing, who was kille@ on Monday evening, in this place : . Wm. Scott—About 7 o'clock, Monday wight, I heard the report of a piste! and came across Broad-street; saw-Searls stand-.) ing on the side-walk below ; seme one spoke —I do not know whoit wias—anil suid “ that —his name is Henry Searls. I believe ;.as I approached him he threw something from his hands, it hid the appearance of a pistel ; I could not see distinetly. A man by the name of John. Lingo picked up a pistol and handed it tome. The pistol exhibited tom is the one handed me by Lingo. L arrested Searls and asked him what was the trouble, he said} a Chinaman had taken his pistol, a revolver, from him.” I then delivered the prisoner aver to George Lenhart. I did not receive the pistol from Lingo until after I had deliveved the prisoner to Lenhart. Jacob Gilbert—I was passing this house about 7.o’clock, lastnight.’ 1 heard a row inside and came in. A white man was standing before the door of a-1oom, keeping a China woman inside. A few minutes after a Chinaman came in-and told the. man to let the woman out. The Chinaman spoke very The man said the woman could not come out-until the porom came. Shinaman replied, ‘tif you don’t let the wort man out I will get her out.” A/few’ words passed when the Chinam:n pitehed into the white man—eaught hold of him, whena scuffle.ensned. Several women-—then. joined in, and.soon after the Chinaman says: ‘‘ he has a pistol in his hand,” and then ran out of the house into the street. The white man followed the Chinaman almost imniediately. I was about three feet from them at the time of the scuffle. IT saw no pistol in-the hand of the white man<there was. no light in the room. As the Chinaman passed through the front room, where there: was a light, Isawa pistol in the Chinaman’s hand. He? was then passing out into the street—it was a revolver he had in his hand. I saw a similar pistol picked from near the Chinaman’s side after he was shot. The white man said, before the scuffle. that the woman had robbed him of ten dollars, and she could not come out until the policeman came and searched her. I heard the white man say nothing about the Chinaman taking any pistol from him. I heard «ll that passed up to the time the Chinaman went into the street. I did not leave the house until aft the shot was fired I heard the shot almost immediately after the white mun passed into the street. C. M. Bates—Death was éaused by a pistol shot penetrating the right temple bone, above, between the eye and ear; ranging backwards and directly through the head. The ball here presé@nted I found after removing the caliverum ; it had passed almost entirely through the brain. Death must necessarily follow from such a wound. John Grimes—I recogmze the small pistol as one of a pyirl purchased in ’59. I presented it to. Patsy Calahan when he was tending bar for me. Tundersteod from three or four persone that Patsy had. given or traded it to Hank Searls within a week past, at the State Fair, in Sacramento. James Churchill—About 7 o ‘clock, last evening, I was.on the opposite side. of the street and hevrd a scuffle. I. came across the street.and met a Chinaman coming out of the house and he started up the street. Immediately after I saw a white man come from the same house ss the Chinaman. He stepped inte the street, and immediately thereafter I heara the report of a pistel. I saw no pistol and do not know positively who fired it. The Chinaman fell when the éhot was fired. The white man and Chinaman were about 12 feet apart when the shooting took place. I saw the white man referred to with his arm raised in a shooting position. I could net recognize anythingin bis hand. I heard the report at the same time his arm was raised, I saw noflash. David B. Keyes—I was coming dowo Broad street and when within a few feet of . the house a Chinaman rushed past me_and started up the street. Immediately-after “a man rushed after him. Just-as the man passed off the sidewalk; betfialved, raised his arm and fired. I saw the flash and the Chinaman fall. He immediately returned into the house. It was the same man who fired the shot. that I'saw rush out of the Louse _aftéer the Chinaman. He passed within three feet of ime. fpe, and could not recognize him. VERDICT OF JURY. We the undersigned, Jurors, summoned to Coroner ot Nevada county, having been sworn acing to law, to inquiré into the cause. of appear§before Thomas Henry, Esq., £0) . theNeath of the person now lying before us, do-find from the testimony of the witnesses duly swora and examined before us, that the name ‘of the deceased is Ah Sing. that his age is thirty years, and-that he is from:Canton, China, and that nis : Waa caused by & prstol shot, fired by the hand of Henry anh Rabbitts; Geo. L. Wyatt; W:A. i. D. Waldo; Samuel 8. Keller; G. Tr ; William Montgomery. VOLUNTEERING.—Capt. Atchisson, whose recruiting headquarters are at Col. Potter's saloon, is progressing finely in his recruiting operations. Up to yestérday, twentystive names had been registered. He is satisfied Ast Sunday of November ye = Bishop of Tonly had a side view of his per portion Of the cauiity, dnd tt iwintended . " to make’ it one of. the handsomegt cemeteries . in the State. It will be consecrated on’ the Marysville. Lert.—Dr. H.H. “Wickes and wife, and . : Jerome Moore, Esq., left yesterday for the Bay,. intending, to take passage on the next steamer. Messrs. Wickes and Moore have been residents of Nevada for many years, and ict MGND. ving the Gate BE DA ErmxipeBecente to Nevada in FREIGHT AND mere ae AT VERY LOW RATEs. STAGR OFFICES :—Nevada, ae MA : Nevada City, Sept. 24, 186 ’ Harman leave a numerous circle of friends who regret. their departure. They-are bound for their native State of New York. Tue Pine StReer Briper.--We understand that a contract has been let to Mr, A. S. Haliber, of San Francisco, by the Board of Trustees, for the buildmg of a wire suspension bridge, for the sum of $9,000, to . take the place of the present dilapidated institution known as the Pine Street Bridge. Four thousand dollars have been raised by taxation, and the other five, we suppose, will be raised by subscription. The Lord be ‘thanked ' we shall have one way of getting in-or out of tewn. = New Law Bouks.—H. H. Bancroft & Co., of Sun Francisco, advertise.the following books for sale : Labatt’s Practrice Act, 4th edition. Cal, Reports—Vol. 17. f = CurTinG AFFAIR.—A difficulty occurred at Iowa Hill on Tuesday evening, September 24th, between aman by the name of James Holland and‘an old man named Barret, in which the latter was so severely cut that he was not expected to survive. Holland made good his escape. eres STATES AE IEE FOR SALE! M. LIEBERT’S. MAGNIFICENT PHOTOGRAPHIC GA LLERY a te undersigned, intending to leave the coun try, offers to instruct, gratis, in all the branches of the uerreotype and Photographic ‘Art, any person who will bee’ 4 his establishment and continue his basiness. For farther particulars apply to the owner, on the premises, No. 88 Broad street, Nevada. all tf _ A. LIEBERT. TAX NOTICE. \HE CITIZENS OF NEVADA COUNTY are hereby notified that the ASSESS MENT ROLL for the year 1861. for Nevada county is now in my hands. for collection and that the iaws in regard to the collection will be strictly enforced. os VAN HAGEN, Sherif, “and Ex-officio Tax Collector, Nevada Sept. 17th, 1 VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE! The undersigned offers for Sale his Dwelling House and Lot, es on ying er. Hill, Nevada city he House is large. commodious : and in perfect re ag and the Lot consisting of over one acre of Land is well stocked with Shrubbery, Ornamental and Fruit Trees, Ahe latter in full bearing No labor or expens2 has been spare‘ in making it one of the mest de tirable homes in the county. For full particulars as to ee, k&e:, # apply to VILES, Broa NILES SEARLS. the undersigned, or to A C. Nevada, Sept. 18th, 1861. DISSOLUTION. TS= pavtnerehip he heretofore existing between the und rsigned in the busines: of Butchcrin, at Nevada city, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The buxiness will be conducted in the future by CHARLES KENT, who will collect and receive-all.debts due the late firm,.and pay all dema‘-ds against it, at the Empire Market, on onewes we reet. F ENT, ae

E. ra. TOMPKINS. Nevada, Sept. 18th. WE WILL PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR COUNTY SCRIP! AFTER THIS DATE! BIRDSEYE & CoO. Nevada, Sept. 18.—1m -BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fraits, . 1 Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. be Wbset hay Chagas weve ry his fare, each wa: Valley, will cont nue And he The prop to make his sincere acknowledgments to the publie for the constant and long accorded to his enterprise. RED DOG AND NEVADA CIrY eange, Broad strect, Neva Every Afte Béllknap’s Probate Law & Practice. at a. M., arrives a Heal Dog a Fy PM Re ’ turning stage at 8 A M Woods New Digest. Reperta. je6-t WM. J. WILLIS, Proprietor NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY _STACE LINE, va PROPRIETOR IsSHES TO’ assure the public that this is a PERMANENT INSTITUTION to. which there shall not . jommorarHrc PHYSICIAN AND be, and can not be, any ‘+ let up,”? opposition or Surgeon. .vffice and: residence No. 121 no opposition. Hewould also inform the pub. Broad Street—first: house above the “ene lic that, as long as the present opposition runs, . Church, Nevada. , between Barats and Grass At i Cents. himself that, under no continMi it be raised above FIFTY CENTS. rietor avails himself of this opportunity rous patronage so H. D. CADY. Grass Valley, August 28th-1m: DAILY STAGE LINE. SSTAGE LEAVES THE National 3x ose FASHION RESTAURANT. COMMERCIAL 8T., YY Opposite Tallman & Turners; Ivo, 19.) i CHAS. B. TRISH...... Proprietor ce H4*a resumed proprietersh:p of this wellknown Restaurant i AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Xx Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and all the good things in the market, furnis ata moments notice, and got up in. a style to suit the tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I intend to keep the “‘ FASHION ”’ a firatps 4a ot va ge _— Ang a recommend it Lad the people o e ani e county a’ Those a ms who relish a GOOD MEAL do well to ** call and see’ for themselves. Nevada. Nov. 26, 1860-tf DAILY STACE LINE. For Washington, Alpha and Omega. SIX HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U.S. Mail, = Leaves the Koadigh ss sag =e Nev: Seis MORNING, at ? o’clock, AM., and Arrives at Washington, at 12 M,. eer ee leaves WASHINGTON at 7 o’clock, A. M., and arrives in Nevada City at 10 @’clock A. M. a et ee visit por te ef the above named points sult their own woe HORSE STAGE LINK. thanks to.thetrav a, for the liberal manner in which they patronized my line, and will assure them t iat it Sal over be my wish to cotitribute to their comfort when they travel withme. I have in my y of the best and most careful drivers in ‘he Sta’ LEW MORRILL, ‘Piepetster. June 4, 1861-t£ on the SEX also réturn JOSEPH BROTHERS. THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, , NEVADA CITY. RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING new and fashionable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Of Every Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 1361. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, ce—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, We would inform our friends, iss. . te all wishing our services that WE ARE PREPAKED to atte ithose favo us with a call, atan hours. feeth after hav become sensitive vy exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. WE WiLL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this Office, to be performed th a MORE SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction _ given, than elsewhere sete od vicinity, otherwise no charge wil! be made. Our charger ase moderate, and to suit the times Wearepermanently located. in this place. Mareh4, 1861-tf BROAD STREET MARKET . -No. £8 Broad Rizvet, 2 Nev ALL KINDS” OR MEAT constantly on hand at the above well known Market, and. ‘for sale uantities ‘to suit purehasers, KATS DEtpi wha Pek! of.the city, fre of any Prices according to y. of Meats jezs-tf Jad. COLLEY. Ona OLS! . one Heometopathic Medicines and Medicine security, they will -on} “travel THE Lar ; Cases, for sale by Drs Mtohats:" August 2oth, 1861--tf DR.N. M ‘NAUGHTON, SP oud g AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, id give notice to his many friends in the ing towns of California that he will soon view th them oe The Dr. is. well-known. and every one should oO 5 are him, as he can perform the most ful operations t is to be done in Dentistry. For the = wo years he tonne aad hier wack tis. picengieeelk towns, § wor tion, and ae one has complained.: Teeth will be filled mg California Gold-or Silver Foil, Cement, etc Foychns ins on pivot when the root or 8 not too much debes ed. He will wait on E at. their homes, en it is desired. ger Charges oo the same as‘in ee Eastern States. u20-2in* As B. CARLEY. FRANK HALL. INDIAN QUEEN SALOON, No. 9 Commercial Street. ARLEY & HALL take this method of in. forming their friends and the publie gen erally, that they have takrn the above pee ee will cop i well stocked with FINE WINES ere and CIGARS. They also have one of the best BILLIARD LES in the mountains. m18-tf “CAS! CAS!!! CASI!!! Ts Nevada Gas Company give notice that Gas will be.turned into the street maius on Seearder o. the Pf of August. The Company have on ee of service pipe — a Soupiens's assortment of fixtures which they a re to put upfor all desirous. of burning Gas 1 such persons ire requested to call at atthe office and subscribe to the rules and regulations, by signing the register. The following is the tariff of charges :— Price of Gas per 1000 cubic feet, $10,00. Price for introuncing Gas from the street main to pipe of consumers including setting metre in all cases where'the entire fitting is done by the Company, $10,00. When otherwise, Price of pipe from metre, 30 cts. per foot. Price of fixtures according to kind required. N. B. No bills for pipe or tstetee will be-presented for collection entil Gas rned on. ~ Per order of ‘Trustees, J. 8. KANBEN, Superintendent ‘*Nevada Gas Works.” GEM SALOON, R. JENKINS. PROPRIETOR Basement of McLaughlin’s New Brick, Mill Street, Grass Valley, AVING OPENED A SALOON AT Grass Valley I would inform the citizens of Nevada that they will fint the —b Edgars, Wines. . etc., constantly on h them to call when visiting the va August 13, 18 1-tf JUST RECEIVED! A Large Assortment of WALL PAPER, PICTURES LOOKING CLASSES, KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, At Gibb’s Paint and Oil Store, New Brick Building, No. 63 Mill Street, Grass Valley. auni3 tf introduction and setting al2 A. TSS LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE! THAT desirable rable Real Estate known asthe POLKA. and now occupied by the . Lamayctse Bakery, on Broad street, above Weaver & Newman’s. ort the ewner inMICHEL, . * a . . d two doers spare the IN THE ance CHEAP JOnNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. s RUSSELL MILL DUCK ae FOR HY RAULIC MINING! Guaranteed qual if met superior to — , and are entiefied ay Fit gi qivenaaias te La ol trade, ¢ may (me ry tho peo a SRS ee con Vor Co: april 13-€m Duck, ag . W “brand of in regiilar reoript of this favorite Shi ‘A. BLOCK, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Carner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. — CENTRE MARKET.” JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, _ Me, 23, Commercial Street, bs WOULD I rar = boy stone American goer Pork MEATS DELIVERED diy whameer desired, at aoe of the evada. February 1, ieaistt o LEWIS BROTHERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERSIN SECARS ane TOBACCO. ; M. LEW1s, 3. LEW18, 8. ave San Francisco. Nevada. Careon City. July 27, 1861-tf RS. HEBBEARD my E LIPS will open a te SCHOOL, for yout J MONDAY aOAY I 19th. vet aM, h “themectves pe who wieh to and accom’ than place sccompinbed Terms per Month, of Four ‘Weeks: Prim 3 Branches Higher Snglish Seevcves ere ee eer eeeeee z French, Spanish nd Latin, (each 220 ay "les 11, i. 1-tf o abana TO aces % SHOCH CHE HETERO ESOT OR EOS cen sereseseresue — mest complete assortment of Toilet Articles ever oflered fer oo ys tains, is kept es oh 812 Ra WASHINGTON ee No. 10 Gommercial Street, ' NEVADA GITY se THE UNDERSIGNED KEEP 4 aie LARGE SUPPLY OF FAMILY VEGETABLES. : Their Stock is received daily, is always ‘fre oh and consists of the folowing =