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October 28, 1862 (4 pages)

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any i od 7 e e 4 & be ; Ase “who robbed Mr. John Seely a short time @f the kingdom,] he divided m such « manTUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 28. Ropsery.—. named Joba Murphy, Iitmoia Bar roxd gn Sunday night. Murpby had been at "s Fiat during the day. While there he was introduced to two men. Ee started back wm the afternoow and while stopping at a hotel on the road to get supper, the two men came up, and passed on abend. Near Rock Creek, the men beaded him and ordered bum to shell out. He had but eleven at the same time saying he had no more. He was obliged to get down from his horse, and was eearched. The were apparently satisfied. But when he bad mounted, one of them teld the other to pull off Murphy's boote. The right boot was pulled off and nothing found. Unable to pull on the boot while ou horseback, Murphy got down again, and while dewn, the robbers pulled off the ether boot and found the remainder of the money. One of the rebbers had a pistol ;; the other was to all appearance enarmed. Murphy is a resident of this city. RuNAWAY—Narrow Escare. Mr. Robert Busenius and wife started from their house above the Methodist Church about 3 w'clock on Sunday, to take a little ride in a buggy with a pair of emgrant hurses before it. Coming down Broad stre-t ala fair rate of speed, Mr. Busenius attempted to turn at the drag store-curner to go towards the suspension bridge, -but the horses would not be guided but slightly by the bit. They run against the awning postin front of Beckm -n’s & Bran's Saloon. Busenius was thrown suddenly to the ground, and the fore whecl of ing to rise, the hiad wheel knocked him down again and passed over him also The reins were drawn from his hands, and the horses went down the street at full speed with the tady still in the carriage. Near the Brovd atreet’ bridge the pole got down and struck, throwing Mrs. B., owt. The carriage parted from the horses and capsized completely. Mrs. B., went off the ground without any as sistance, smiling, a8 if not injured at all, but we lewrn her system received a severe shock by the fall. Busenitus was yesterday making thé “emigrants” earn their living, asif hie injuries were not of a serious character. The {. escape of ‘both was wonderful. ‘(rSamuel Warcox, alias ‘‘Sait Lake,” since, was brought. to tewnen Suntay and confined in the county jail. He isan escaped conviet and was to the State prison ‘or an assault with intent to commit’ robbery in El Dorado county. ~After robbing Mr. Seely he went to Carson city where he was arrested. “Sult Lake” came to this State from Indiana. TRAIN OF TeEAMS.—~A train of fifteen heavily loaded teams passed through tewn o7 Sunday morning for Washoe. _ One of the teams was hauling a large boiler which, we were told, came from near Forest Hill in Placer county. The teamsters were well acquainted with the various routes across the mountains and chose this as the best of al) for hauling the heaviest lends over. Ov. CHAUVAL, 4 long time citizen of Nevaca, is gving to open a Hotel de Paris at Virginia City. The landmarks of the town are fast fading away. , OVERLAND MatL.— Letters came to town on Sunday nigtit, by the Overland mail, twenty-one days from New York. L¥"The District Court met yesterday ‘and adjourned till Saturday. i EEE Cer A great rarity m the shape of a con has lately been sold in P:ris, namely.a silver one struck off ae Breslau, 1751. agri the persons em at that time in mint ‘was an Pate my who, out oi hatred to Fred. erick Il, of Prussia, who had taken poses joa fof Silesia by right of conquest, conceived the idea of revenging himself on that monarch in the follewing manner: The motte on the coin, “Eun reichs thaler,” [a crown ner as to make it read,‘ Eim reich stahbler,” (he stole a kingdom.) The ting ordered dollars in his pocket which he handed over, . Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, . ‘TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUILT? Castings and ofe : Malt “and Bark Mille; ie.. Horse Power vad Gar Wheete. All orders filled iene tay a at a8 10W rates as any estanlish ment added. Sacramento or San Franciscu—freigh Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM. ° WM. R. COE, Dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES, Corner of Main and Commercial Sts. cousis of Benkerts’ and other ce Manufacturers Ag rogens, Boys Boots & Shoes, Ladies’ & Misses. Shoes & Gaiters, and iz short, overytieg necessary to furnish a first class Boot and 8 Store complete. Boot and Shoe Findings «lways on hand, which will be sold at low rater. — All kinds of Repairing done on the shortestnotice in a neat and substantial manner Nevada Mreh 22—tf BAD BREATH * Isoften caused by Defective Teeth DR. O. POND, SURGEON DENTIST! y permanently located in Nevada. and will be found always. ready to form operations thoroughly efficiently. Artificial teeth inserted on gold. siiverer hard rubber vulcanite plates. ng teeth filled with pure gold, “in or cement, by which decay is arrested and the t-eth rreserved. All work warranted. OFFICK—In Kelsey’s building. over Block & Co’s store, corner of Pine and Commercial streets; Nevada city, California. Oct. ist, 1862.—tf NEW STOCK-WINTER GOODS American Dry Goods Store ! BROAD STREET, NEVADA, CHINN & COLBY AVE just received from San Francisco the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK of ate WINTER GOODS! xy Ever brought in the Mountains. .©§ THE DRY GooDs Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada and the surrounding country at such prices that can not tail to suit. SILK GOODS--New Varicty. Ss GOooD~, Jacones, Soicries, i Toties Peintes, Indiennes, 5000 yards Poplin: Silk and Weoil Shellers, Organdies, Traveling Dress Goods, ail kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CARPETS. 1000 Picces of Linen. Gloves of every size ondcolor. French & American Prints. Silk & Wool Curtain Damask, Wool, Damask, Lace and Musiin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Biecached Sheetisg. A large Stock “of Trimmings, Mehair, Barege. Marseilles & Lanciister Quilts, ‘Mantillas, Shawls, Empbroideries, Bonnets. Shakers, Sunshades, Umbrellas, Parasols, NEW STYLE DUSTERS ! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS! New Style of Embroidery, entirely New ! BONNETS & CHILDREN 8S HATS! New Style of DRESS SILK. *This permanen: stegk of Dry Coods—the large-t ever scen in the mountains of Califernia— was bought for Cash and we will guarantee to sell cheaper than any other establishment can possibly sell. Ladies [ calland examine our Goods before purchasing eleewhere. Give us one trial. CHINN & COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 25th. . NSTABLE’S SAL E.—State of Califor nia, county of Nevada, township of Kureka ss By virtue vf an execution to me i-bivered, isrom the court of Ira Stanley, Esq , an acting Justice ef the Peace. in and for the county ; « balgpaieas somivond ig’ ait Soaaiey, a t Stan h i of October A D. 18f2, in favo: o Hihan, and it John Konghan. for of Two Hundred, seventéen and 75 100 debt, interest, damages. and costs of € taken in execution, and will «ell to bidder for cash, in front of the Court eore’s Fiat, Nevada county, the folJ ; aneyee aft i Es x ‘ ara beamagenn Ea as Pig me ouse, said hc use on Moore's » Nevada county on Was street ; bounded on the north by the house of Wm. Howard and the south by the ranch of D Day, on the ith November, A. Pp P, M., of said day Taken fig ae ot , ° as John Konghan to satisfy shove demande and A good work Horse is offered for sale owuer no further use at Livers Stabie, Broad Street, TES ccloet Por Manufacturers. i wherever introduced, $60. _———_—_—_——— See! 6G HOVER Call and examine our « sing elsewhere Wei BAKE B’S manufacture a large vaadapted to the requireMACHINE eee eee <r DEPOT, ct manufacturers of goods i where sewing is em{229 Montgomery street, Special Notices. BATES & MoOORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, os Po 3 87 Preseriptions carefully compounded. € 4 t * SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. A A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, EB. BLOCK, JRBA. BLOCK & CO., Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada CEORCE E. TURNER, —PFALER IN— Stoves, Tin, Hardware, SILVER-PLATED WARE NUTLERY, Wooden an Willow Ware Rubber Hose, Couplings, Hose kg Rope, Nails, Grindetones, eks, Butts and Screws CARBPENTERS’ TOOLS, LEAD and IRON PIPE, Faucets STEWART’S COOK STOVES ! Ne. 18 & 19 Commarecial St, Nevada. yr Te, Copper and Sheet Lron Ware made to order jnel GROVER : We have lately intro & i duced a New Style Fam BAKER’S ily Sewing Machine.maiking the Lock Stitch, or NOISELE SBS gtitch alike on, both FAMILY . sides, arranged in the SEWINC F i same style and sol at MACH gs} . Same prices as our Gro. seen.” ' iver & Baker Stich Ma} tehines. At our office alonecan!: GROVER purchasers examine the ; &
relative merits of each ; ’ stich.and be guaranteed : BAKER s ultimate and entire sat-! Lock Stitch isfaction, by our privi-: FAMILY tege of exchanging for '§ EWIN CG either style if not suited j MACHINES, with their first choice. : $60. GRO BB: Our No. 9 Machine is & iadmirably adapted to BAKER'S ithe wants of all manu:facturers is far more No. 9, i simpie, durable and SEWINC ieheaper than any other iShuttle Machine in use, 3 TUESDAY, Oct. 28th, W Malley vs V McCulne * lough, et al « JasS Green ct al vs F K Smith, etal K oxin ves Brook ot 4} GD RobertsvsO H Nov 14th, “Sieton a ve 8 L ; Bates. ev al 8s Mannix ves EL W C vs ith, Favorite ve 8 alfrier, et al “ « W H Mitchell ve W Lake kr $100 Reward—Forany ct ease of 5: 8, in any sta “whch <) PROUEWICHEAUS COLLEEN BAL8AM fails tocure. No comment is mecesGolden: of dy, sore eyes, etc. ete, Golden sam for Tertiary, Mercurial and Sphilitic -Balsam a8 sores upoli the legs os seer Gores Notice.—We have no agents for this medicine and arc sole rsand manufacturers. All orders must be directed to-us to obtain the gebuine. orate =, oo pee name upon each ins abel. e guarrantee a perfect and lasting cure. Ties. $ bl et bonoes Importers, elesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Clay and sansome sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ANTIDOTE. @ preparation. never known to fail, for the cure of Gleet Genorrhea Irritation, Gravel. and all Urinary deran ments. None uine without our circular of Golden Balsam wrapped a> ~—s around the bottle. oclm3 = £§ ‘TRENGTHEN THE 8Y8 fEM.—The Ss best means of imparting vigor to the broken “down frame and shattered conatituticn, which has been invented or discevered, is pre to the feeble on both sexes and ail ages in . DR HOSTETTEER'S Stomach Bitters. Debility, from whatever cause arising, may be curd ; strenght, in whatever manner it ma have waxted, may be restored by the use of this powerful and heathful invigorant For indigestion and all its painiul effects, 7 and mental, they are a positive specific.—Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere. HOSTETTER, ; SMITH & DEAN, oclmt1 Montgomery st., San Frencisco. a) RED DOG DRUG STORE! Main Street, Red Deg. COMBS & MoGOUN, DEALERS IN Agents. Drugs, ‘Camphene, Medicines, Kerosene, Paiuts, Tuepentine, Oils, Varnishes, Patent Medicines, Unadulterated Wine, and Liquors, Toilet Goods CARDEN SEEDS ! Fancy Goods, &c., Fine Chewing and Smoking wr TOBACCO!! 4 Also a fine assortment of : PINE CIGARS, manu‘actur:’ by J. DARLING, Ri d Dog, May 18th, 1862 SELECT SCHOOL HEAD OF BROAD STREKT, NEVADA. w. E. #. DEAL, A ““..-+:P furnished and no charge for engraving March 16. 1861-tf : such Ne. 2 tism. Price, bott! wceipt of this . * per je; u re sum, we will ship to any tent ef the State —-. . 200 ths Balnam Copaiba ,:800 dos tules Hanles and Perfumery, BOOKS & STATIONERY! pruntuuensoom Red Dog For Yowig Ladies and Geatlemen. rincipal. Goods packed: with care and forwarded, by ex'E'HIS SCHOOL wilt re‘open on Monday . press or otherwise, to ail parts of the Pucific i Aug 2, . 1862. coust. R. WH MeDONALD & CO., ~ ; TERMS : Wholesale Druggists sacramento, Cal Primary sranches, per mosth..++++ errr oe TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS ETC — Branches & Mat memnenen) per month ‘. . Gun storkings, shoulder Braces, Abdom! Ge re i yy 100 suprert: ra, »uspensary Bandages, silk Elastic ire oe olveséeseSececuee scenes evens-e i fi Handages for Ladie-. ‘A very large assortment con rrrreerr ri rere tite ee eee ie hs of articlei ay -. og Sag by ; No extra charge for Book Keeping. a cpt pi lr te ; eee furtiger ulars enquire at the Schoo pkresh Hops, ition Moar, burgundy Pitch, tleme! ll be thorou hi epared teh. eg Corks: very ng 4 8 ne @ Pei phen f sing of the Coll € dao ws the best quality. Vor sate upon reasonable Nevada, Dee. 27th. 1861. : terme pdm —_—_ ——— N. B—10:bales ops jest cemetvet Oy Agere laa: atl cotOP A WATER BATEMIAL. "a" L orke *, Esvents A. ar ee er ES iy and wii . ble Dust Soda Twine. Every thing im the line. leatan aeaas Giaaet ‘ ; ASSAYEIVS MATER. 5. Crucibles, Ketorts, Acids, and a general supply BMALL SIZE. FROM...----+0000% $3 to $10 . of allarticles in this line. LARGE SIZE, FRKOM... sovdeewese $10 to $20 ECLECTIC MEDICINES. GRAV FENCES, ofevery style, furnished . We are constantly receiving express, adcheaper than by any other person in the county. ditionalsupplies from the manulactonion: 3 ALI, WORK DONE in the neatest style TILDUMS SUGAR COATED PILLS, ——— R.H.McDONALD, J.C SPENCER. . WHOLESALE R. H. M’DONALD & CO. ORAMENTO. INVITE TENTI we 1000 Ibs M uriatic Vecid , 2000 Ibe Pow red ‘lartaric Acid,-best, 50 casks superfine Carb 500 oz Sulph Quinine . i700 era 100 ozs Stryetine ure {fogrown Brundretan Pm 1 Ie tetiaar fetes Sipnegt Le tad 1251bs Chloroform; McLanes , 106 Iba Calomel ; \eedes wa + 1000 Ibs 8 te Nirtre and'iila "Yellow . Aq’ Ammonie: — 1100 dos of Lyons and 700 tbs Gum Arabic whi" rion 00 tbe Oll Lemon Berga; Olly Colagues a “ee eng boxes num. ‘ genau g Serer and alnona; "00 cases best’ On ; 2200 gallons Kcrosene Ibe Sal “ah 1100 ygalions pure 00 bbls Rosin ; in tin, . ,100 bela Plaster Paris ; 800 gallons Camphene .40 bbis Marble Dust: 1200 ga'lons Aichohol!20 ebls bigs © 6 per ct in tin ; 13000 Ibs Shakeré-Herba, 1100 gallons Linseed Oil! fresh, 000 gallons Neatsfoot4d00 Ibs pyre Ground . Polar and China Nut Sagefresh; Oil; 11000 iba pressed Mops im 800 gallons Castor Oil ; 4 1 1b at Paint Krushes , ‘2500 Ibe 7 White Wash Brushes + . Varnishes of ail ; Hair Brushes ; A900 Iba aasorted ‘Teeth Brushes , im cans Feather Dusters; ton Patty in bladders 16 bbis refined Lamp b! and tins 29 bbies Irish Moss ; 28 bbls Dye Woods , 10 cages Isinglass 26 ‘bbls Canary, ei Flax Corlander seed In quantities to suit, all at the lowest prices.r@ ders respectfully solicited. : fer R, H. McDonald & Co., Importing Wholesale Druggists, Sacramento,. Dental Importing House, R. HH. McDONALD & CO. . W E respecfully invite the attention of the assortment o: dental goods, the following comprising « part only : Piam and Pivot Teeth, Ivory Haddled Pl'ggers Gum Teeth, large assortiand Sealers, Teeth for Vulcanite wor)steel and Wire Handicd gum & plain, great va-ipluggers and sealers, Linge xeavaters, Barra & Jonce White's. Gold. tvrilis screws, Punches, Full Abby & son’s Gold) Hooks, brushes and car7 Wat'’s ye ~ gl ma © nee Fe Potten and sponge > stones o i) Tm Foil and Platina Powders, Plate, athes, Gold Plate and solder, . Mout! Mirrors, differDental chara; head rete! nt patterns : Viles of all kinds, Forecps a large varieoy DENTAL CASES, Cheveller’s Best, containing a large uumber of Instrumente, Mouth Mirrors &c, Cases made of mahogany, brass bound, with drawers, etc.ala coraplete p according to size and stylefrom $76 to $176 each. . ANATOMICAL PR”“PARAVIONS. Coasteting ot Uj and Lower Maxillaries earved, exhibiting Nerves on side and Artery and Vein‘on the other. Head, with carved jaw, exe poring fangs of Teeth, 42 in number. Vuleanizers Vuleanite Teeth, Rubber aud everything for doing vuleanite work in the latest and most approved styles, together with earl everything used by Dentists,alt of which we sha sellat v.ry low prices, and respectfully solicit Dentists to call and examine and price our goods nearty all the concent: Medicines, DR. F. HILLER, Homeopathic Physician end Surgeon FRICE, corner of Pine and Broad Streets cases of Midwifery. standing. Nevada, June 18th and igg’s Building, (up #-irs. pn MILLER re 8 Bogen attention, to all Diseases ef long of t up im bottles For sale by RB. eDONA Dace, Z. Sacramentoe PERFUMERY. . We are constantly receiving articles to * . line, direct from peevtgs and mere man >. tories. Forsale by. KR. H. MecDONALD& PAINTS, OILS, AND VAKSiIsHES, Brushes, Feather Dusters, Zine White, Fire Proof Paint, Linseed O11), Boiled and Rew. For sale by K. W. McDONALD & CO. CUAL AND KEROSENE O 2 Rich Guares Specimens ! UITABLE for Cutting and Polishing, in Bought at a Large P: sic value, BAKRETT & SHERWOOD, sewelers. mm over the intrla New No 517 Montgomery st. 5an Francisco Burning k uit, Lamp Oil, Neatsfoot Oil, Cumphene. Knowing the difficulty in a good article, so necessary for brilliant light, . Tl we have taken excra pains to import . the best quality, and can suppl with a superior artiele. BR. H. : our DON AL UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. ‘HE wadessignsd Txevata that they have a f: establishment, where the would mform the citizc2s of bathing House, actached to their wellkz sen w accomme Patent Medic bass iy Weare agents for the fol ng Known Medi. icines and offer them at reduced 3 sands’ Sarsapariiia, Jaynes’ sanative Pie, Ayers’ Sarsaparilia, ‘Jaynes’ Ague Mitts, M ’ sarsapariila and: Ayers’ Pitts, Yalow Dosk, iMoflat’s Pillay sal Jaynes’ Kxpectorant, A ff J io es