September 11, 1861 (4 pages)

ounthe? phic nent ticn0. 8 T. md your icing hree. fare € reever haul1 the rhich a, es beral . that ease lyou ars. tages y and Oo try nable o-day rrow.b Sac. then Saecragood r with UE. 4, Nery at 7 office, ernate s3 > iR! » ween terrific, and the re-action had just com4 Avas seductively comfortable. 4 pad just fairly got into the ‘land of Nod,” prought bagk to consciousness by heariug _ @@he aforesaid Divine announce in stentoriati . P. Constables—Jobn A. Cunningham, C. C. 7 &@& Atthe regular meetitig, of the Hebrew ' BBenevolent Society, Shaa Zedek. of Grass Aevaila Daily Transcript. HOME MATTERS. _ ANOTHER FINE FOR SHOOTING QUAILS. A. well known sportsman of Grass Valley, who, like alk true sportsmen, respects the game law and wishes to see it respected by others,.came on a visit to Nevada yesterday, ; and whilst standing in front of the National Exchange, espied an hombre passing in the street, with a gun on his shoulder atd carrying. a game bag in his hand. Thiitking he :ould smell quails, the sportsman walked up to the man and desired to be shown the conHents of the bag, pulling a quail from a numer in it at thé-same time. He then gave him understand that-he might purchase his ame if he would go with-him. «This being precisely what the man with the quails wished e unsuspéetingly-followed his newly found ustomer, who led him to Judge Smith's office, where he lodged a complaint against. im, whieh resulted in Judge Smith fining nim $25, for violating the game law. ’ €e Lokelitums went to church in this ity, on Sunday last, and heard—or should, vt could have’ heard—a most excellent ser10n by a distinguished Divine. But lokeltems had been much hurried and worried and jurried during the week past, for the election was just over and the pressure of events had menced, and the fatigues. of the body over-. ame the devotion of the mind, and the pew Lokelitems hen -he was suddenly and startlingly wice —‘‘ McConnell’s speeches won't save Wireland.”” As Lokel had heard but little q hat went before the expression, and as nothMc that came afterwards had any refernce to the late candidate for Governor, he as left in a state of wonder and bewilderpent until service was over, when he walked p to a friend who had-been awake during hat part of the sermon, and was informed hat the Rev. Speaker had used the expresson above quoted, but that he had immeditely corrected himself by substituting O’Conell for McConnell. Lokelitums felt relieved. . Townsmp Orricers.—The following are ‘he Grass Valley Townsbip officers elected r the ensuing year: Justice of the Peace—Louis R Sowers, M. . O'Connor. Townsend._— alley, held on Sunday Evening, September st, the following officers were elected for the msuing term :— 5) Moses Korn, .-.---2---2 President. B.Hartis..-we. Viee President. J. Levason.--.eeere Secretary. B: Nethee so 2 sec, ccwciss S50 Treasurer. J.B. Marks, G. Berwald and H. Norvtzky, } Trustees. t= Mr. Reuben Leach, proprietor of the Mohawk Saw Mill,‘near the Barker “Ranch, awed last week 100,000 feet-of lumber, runWing 12 hours per day, and Wednesday of his week was elected a member of the Assembly. Camp Meetine.—The M. E. Church, outh, will holda Camp Meeting near the American Ranch, commencing on Sunday Weptember 13th: Awple preparations will’ Tbe made to entertain all who design being resent. Several talented ministers will be present. ’ “PEACHES FROM ORLEANS Fiat. — The ‘ devil” acknowledges the receipt of a lot of orchard, at Orleans Flat, brought dowoty Mr. Felt, of that place. . ae ir eo” Rents.—A good story is told in Chicago bout rents. A party leaged a fine house to merchant in good businéss at $1200 per annum. The war and’panic came on. Tennt informs landtord he cannot pay such a rent. ““Whatcan you afford to pay ?” ‘Not over half that sum.” “Very well; youshall pave j¢for $600. Toward the end of the jyatter tenant informs the landlord he canhot pay that. “What can yeu pay now ?”! “Nothing ! 1 am doing no business.” “Very vell—I want my house taken care of, and du may stay without rent.” A short time ‘Bolter, in passing by the house, he found the enant moving his furniture and asked bim at that was for. “Why, you don’t think am a fool as to stay in that house, hen I have found a much better one for hin ” . day, presented his certificate, and demanded ” ater hed. -SALE.—Whereas on the 3ist emarkably fine peaches, from Mr. Wild’s/ < eenemnaennon $300 in gold déposited in one of the Western banks, setpped up to the counter, the other ‘Oh, yaw, dat is goot. for gout paper monish.”“All mght was the reply, and $315 in currency was handed to the ex-depositor, who took $15 from his :ell of notes, and, handed . back $300 saying: — ot i I deposit dat mit you, You are goot, I sees.” — And taking his new certificate, he departed With-his $15 premium.I sell you dese te “ Father,” said a lady of the new) school to her indulgent spouse, as he resum‘ed his pipe after supper, one evening, “ you must buy our dear a spelling book; she has gone through het French, Latin and Greek, music, drawing and dancing, and.now she “must commenceé’her English studies.” “ Now, gentlemen,” said Sheridan to his guests, as the~ladies-left the room, ‘let us understand edch “other; “‘ Are we to drink like men-or like beasts’: Somewhat indignant the guests exclaimed, "\Like men, of “Then,” he replied, we are going to get jolly drunk, for brutes never drink more than they want.” é course.” ter “Ldo wish I ‘could be cured of lying in bed so late in the. morning,” said a lazy husband, lounging upon bis pillow, ‘‘Well; I will try. the water-cure,” said. his wife, pouring a bucketful on him. re Joshua R. Giddings is in Columbus, Ohio, arranging for the immediate clothiug aa aha of a regiment of volunteers whictnis nearly raised in Ashtabula ceunty, Ohio. — re A friend of ours, has a little fair-headed youngster, theologian, of four suinmers, who, after being, the other day for some time lost in thought, broke out thus: “‘Pa, ean God do everything?’ “Yes, dear.” “Can he do everything, Pa?” “Yes, dear.”— “Could he make a two-year old colt ‘in two minutes 7” ‘“‘Why he would not wish to do that, Freddy.” ‘But if he did wish to could he 7?” ‘Yes, certainly, if he wished to.” “What, in two minutes?” ‘Yes, in two minutes ?” ‘‘ Well then, he would’nt be two years old, would he.” ae —— Ro a RKEY SHOOTING. FIRST OF THE SEASON, TO COME OFF Friday, Sept. 13th, at 2 P. M., On Boulder street, near Maloy’s cabin. THE TURKEYS are in good order and will be put up at eeaaana Fsep1i-td CHAS. B. IRISH. day of Aug, A. D. 1861, a final Judgment and Decree was rendered in the District Court of the Mth Judicial District of the State of California in and tor the county of Nevada, against WAR REN PARKER and in favorof L. H. FOWLER for the sum of $660 00, (principle debt,) with interest on 2g ayy le at the rate of Two per cent. per month from the rendition of judy ment until paid, ep rer with all costs of suit, and whereas, on the tist day of August, A. Dp. 1861, it Was Ordered and decreed by the said Court that the. Mortgage'set forth in Plaintiff's com piaint be foreclosed, and the property therein de‘scribed, to-wit, 4‘ ‘That certain siteatedin the town of North San Juan, Nevgda vounty, California, fronting on the east side of Flume stfeet and extending thence back 460 John Gordon’s Sierra Nevada Hotel lots. west side, and bounded on the north by a Hoaee and Lot belonging to Manzanita Lodge, Sah Juan North, and en the south by a House Lot belongihg to J. W. Guthrie. Also onefull and undivided half of a certain lot and p situated on the south t man’s Crossing, Ney river and ‘ ¢elof mining claims koftheriver at Freea county, fronting on the eo e claims formerly known atteson's claims on the cast—with Court House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, OCr. Ist, 1861, between the hours 9 o’clock, A. M:, and 4 o’clock, P. M. Given under my hand, this 7th day of Sept. 1861. ‘ J.B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff. By Jno. H. Dickson, Deputy A. L. Greeley, rit’fis Atty. lige ee? NOTICE.— In the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in the matter of the petition of SAM’L OAKES, an’ Insolvent Debtor: Purof the said District Court, notice is hereby given OAKES, to be and appear before the Hon. Niles Searls ea open court, at the court room of said court city and county of Nevada, on the 9th day of Ort., 1861, at 10 o’clock. A. M., of that day, then and there to show cause, if any A GERMAN Yankee.—A German,.avbo ha} 7 fouse and Lot/ as Balt & i nas agi io factory of John B. Dunham, New York, is ofper ig ds . Se ce be levied upon and sold fered bor sale ata rest bargain. For particulars to satisfy sald judgment, weir jpg costs, and inquire te this of oe rei ree A ae Deed sal the 9 thereof applied to the payment of said’sums of money as aforesaid UN DE RTAKI NC. /™Notice is hereby one that I will expose to ate ‘publi sale, all the above described property, to es WM. OC. STILES, UNDERthe highest bidder for cash, in frent o the TAKER, has on hand and will suant to an order of the Hon. Niles Searls, Judge . . @ to all the creditors of the said Insolvent SAM’L they can, why the, prayer of said Insolvent a pa na A A ROA & A, B. CARLEY. RLEY & HALL take thié method of ini : : fo their friends and thé publi : his gold. He was paid, when he said to the ar. ‘or have talik the at p ie gen. about one ane one-half antien shove lane City banker: will Keep it well stocked with FINE WINES . TWENTY. FIIS Ss D. 186 Vot if fi LIQUORS and CIGARS ats calelk woud, of than, aap, tha Soliowing ‘Vot you gif for golt, now, eh?” They also have oné of the best BILLIARD . Sesaribed real and per ee ee “hy ” da Five per cent,” was the response. TABLES in the mountains. : mi8-tf' . te the estate of ue ciilleaphe; that: tee RECULAR STACE LINE} ‘BETWEEN NEVADA& VIRCINIACITY Via Eureka, Jackson’s Ranch, Sardine Valley and Steamboat Valley. Fare $10! TS Stage. will leave Nevada City every MON_L DAY & THURSDAY, going through to ViriniaCity in 36-hours, from the time of leaving evada City! Returning—Will leave Virginia City every MGNDAY and: PFHURSDAY MORNING, making the trip back to Nevada in thirty-six hours. FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE TAKEN AT VERY LOW RATES. \ iy STAGE OFFICES :—Nevada, at the Golden Gate Hotel; and at Mau's store, Virginia City Harman Saddler, agent, Virginia City. -cee A. MAU, Proprietor. Nevada Citi Sept. 2d, 1861 . s¢ 3m ‘STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES . AT CHEAP JOHNS. NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY Sots STACE LINE, i tg ~ PROPRIETOR WISHES TO assure col ce that this_is a PERMANENT INSTITUTION to which there shall. not be, and can not be, any ** up,”’ ee or no opposition. He would also: inform the public that, as long.as the present opposition rane, his fare, each way, between Nevada and Grass Valiey, will continue ie 5 ie rs t At Cénts. And he pledges himself that, under no contincency will it be raised above FIFTY CENTS. he proprietor avails himself of this opportunity to make his sincere acknowledgments to the public for the constant and generous patronage 80 long accorded to his enterprise. Twenty-Five H. Dp. CADY. a. a, Grass Valley, August 28th-im ICE! ICE! ICE! MnHE NEVADA ICE COMPANY have made ample arrangements to furnish the citizens of Grass Valley and Nevada with Ice during the present season. They have on hand 350 TONS OF CLEAR ICE, And have establistied a Depot at the EMPIRE MARKET, No. 5 Commercial street, Nevada, where a constant supply will be kept. Our ICK WAGON will run from Nevada to Grass Valley daily. al-tf BREWERY FOR SALE. N ACCOUNT of the Propricter intending to leave the State. he will sell his BREWERY, located in Nevadacounty. Also— Bran heuse, Dwelli : Stables, arehouse, Wagon and Blacksmith’s Tools. Also—About Four Acres‘of Ground, under fence and highly cultivated—with every facility of irrigation. kegs, tools, and everything necessary to a on the business on a large scale, and enjoys an extensive cash custom. or particulars call at this office. a Augnst 6, 1861-1m BY IEN NOTICE._W. B,Charchill vs. iF Henry Smith et al—cdmposing the Pennsylvania Company. All persons holding@r claiming liens upon the flumes, aqueducts; sluices and other superstructures used for¢reating hydraulie power and for mining purpdses, together with the land upon which the4#ame is erected, and a convenient space aroyad the same for their proper use and occupation, situated and being upon the Penn sylvgefia Company’s claims on the norther ly Aide of Moore’s Flat, in Vevada county, CalMornia, are hereby notified to be and appear in the County Court for eaid County, on Saturday, September 14th, 18:1, andtos xhibit then and there proof of said liens. August 22d, 31, JNO. 8. LAMBERT, CV’k Co. Court, Per Jos. ROBERTS, Deputy. HILL, Hupr & Moves, Atty’s fur Plf. aZ}-law 21d. PIANO FOR SALE, ema A. valuable Rosewood Piano, 6\ octave,.from the celebrated manu make to order COVERED COFFINS at the fol lowing cheap rates ; SMALL SIZE, FROM..:-.000005 $3 to $16 LARGE SIZE, FROM...025+5 $10 to $20 GRAVE FENCES, of every style, furnished cheaper than by any other son in the county. ALL WORK DONE in the neatest style ates furnished and no charge for engraving. March 16. 1461-tf HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE! wi. THAT desirable Real Estate known as 74 the POLKA. and now occupied by the , ff Lafayette Bakery, on broad street, next duor above Weaver & Newman’s. The house is well rented, and the owner into leave the country, the property will be sold at a bargain. Apply to J. MICHEL, Watchmaker, Broad street, two doors above the Bakery. —— 3 ‘A LSO—The Billiard, Saloon, known FRANK BALL.” DMINISTRATON’S SALE-—Pur. INDIAN QUEEN SALOON ’ sell at pyhiic pent fay to the highest No. 9 Commercial Street. ’ . for cash, at the late of Jas. M. Gillespic, ir pogo in the Township of Bloomficld, joining the claims 0: and known as the old claims of Walters & Com. tificate-as payment on it has been stopped. Silver Foil, Cement, etc. The Brewery is in good order, complete with . i oe ir of California, and County of Nevada, The undivided three-fourths of a certain piece of mining. und, situate in the State of Califor: nia and County of Neyada, in the Township of Rloomfield, fronting en Virginia Creek, and adeldershheit, on the West. pany —emee twelve hundred feet on said i ia Creek,and running back-to the center of the Ridge » ti her with all and singular, the tere ee itaments “and appurtenances thereto belonging or in anywise ‘appertaining. And also all the personal property of said estate, as described in the inventory now on file in the office of the CleFk of the Probate Court in and for said county. : @EVANS, Administrator aa estate of Jas. M. Gillespie, deceased. ara t ‘ CERTIFICATE LOST,—A Certificate co }f Deposit, (No. 4480.) for $500 drawn in favor of the undersigned, by C. W. Mulford & Co., was lost near-Biue Tent,a few days since. The public are forbidden to purchase said Cerau29-lw* ANDREW HALL. J. S. NICHOLS, M. D., yee Ske PHWVSICIAN AND Surgeon. . Office and residence No. i121 Broad Street—first house above the Methodist Church, Nevada. > Homeopathic Medicines and Medicine . : Cases, for sale by Dr. Nichols. August 25th, 1861--tf DR. N. M’NAUCHTON, ques AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, 9 would give notice to his many friends in the ‘towns of California that he will soon visit them again. The Dr. is well-known and every one should patronize him, as he can perform the mest. skijful operations that is to be done in. Dentistry. For the past two years he has beenin Grass Valley,. Nevada and adjoining towns, and his work has given general satisfaction, and no one has complained. ‘Teeth will be “filled with California Gold or Teeth inserted on is not too much de jes at their homes, mining pivot when the root or — cayedh He will wait on Lac when itta desired. . : iy Charges about the same-as in the Eastern States. ign “ au26-2m* CAS! GASH!! CAST!!! rHXHE Nevada Gas Company~give notice that Saturdaythe 17th of August. ‘The.Company have on. hand a large quantity of serviée pipe and a complete assortment of fixtures which they are prepared to put-up for all desirous of: burt ing Gas. ‘All such persons are requested to call at the office and subscribe to the rules and regu lations, by signing the register-« The following is the tariff of charges — Price of Gas per 1000 cubic feet, $10,00. Price for introducing Gas from the street main to pipe of consumers includin setting rctre in all cases where the entire fitting is done by the Company, $10,00. y ees When otherwise, introduction and setting metre. $25 00. Pa ‘ ‘ Price of pipe from metre, 30 cts. per foot. Price of fixtares according to kind required. N. B. No bille for pipe or fixtures will be presented for collection until Gas is turned on. “” Per order of Trustees, J. 8. KANEEN, al2 . Superintendent ‘‘Nevada Gas Works.”’ GEM SALOON, A. 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 find the best Liquors, Wines, Cigars, ete., constantly on hand, and request them to call when visiting the Valley. August 13, 1861-tf JOSEPH BROTHERS, — ‘THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cer. ef 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, 1861. cen JUST RECEIVED! A Large Assortment of , WALL PAPER, PICTURES ‘LOOKING CLASSES, ~ KEROSENE OILAND LAMPS, At Gibb’s Paint and Oi Store, No. 63 Mili Street, Grass Valley. auls i Opened a First Class Restaurani Which will be kept in the Franco-Ameri¢anstyle. Will be furnished. Private rooms for Gentle. men and Ladies wishing Meals. At Gas will be turned into the-atreet maius on’). ST. LEON RESTAURANT, No. 62 Broad Street, :., NEVADA, M. CAS cane. Qf) Proprietor. WOULD INFORM THE PEOPLE of Nevada city and vicinity, that [ have MEALS AT ALL HOURS tdiched to the Restaurant is a Bakery, where all kinds of the best FRENCH CONFECTIONERIES can be procured. The proprietor would be leased to serve his friends with a GOOD MEAL and if they ere not pleased with the ST. LEON after dining there once he will not make any charges. wos rd furnished by the Day, Month or eek, withoutlodging. . tf 3 CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, J ewelry. Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo i Ketsey’s Btock, No. 37 Commercial Street, Watches carefully Repaired and Jewttry made to order. All articles guaranteed. Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860. . _ ‘THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING INTHE STATE. AT CHEAP JOHNS. W.H. CRAWFORD & €O., (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL JEALERS IN ] UILDING MATERIALS, CARPEN-DD TERS TOOLS, Agricultural and Mining Imlemeuts, Blackamith’s Toels, Cordage, ae, -owder, Duck, ete., etc. At the old stand No. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf : THE LARCEST STORE IN FHE STATE, ; CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. RUSSELL MILL DUCK, FOR HYDRAULIC MINING! Guaranteed Equal if mot superior te Lawrence Back, now inmregular receipt of this Ship, and are atisfied, ifit is given a trial 4 he trade, that has buying. heretofore the Law rence Duck exclusively, w ive satisfauction.— For sale hy . +BOND & CO. Corner of Battery & Clay st. ~ April 13-6m i A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOGK,_J?—— A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS LN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine and Commercial Ste. NEVADA. x CENTRE MARKET. No, 13. Commercial Street, 1 WOULD INFOM THE public of this place and the county at large, that I have on hand and : design keeping a large supply of American Beef, Pork and Mutton. ir MEATS DELIVERED in any part of the city whenever desired, at reavonable rates. ; Nevada, February 1, 1861-tf BROAD STREET ‘Wholesale and Retail w DRUC STORE. Dr. C. M. BATES, Will keep constantly on hand a large atid extensive stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, y PAINTS, Ete., Ete. Which will be sold . AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES oa Phyeicians’ Prescriptions carefully come Goeeked &t all hours. Dr. C. M. Bates, Attending Physician eorner of Broad and Pine etreet. Residence. 2d door above the Methodist Church. m4-tf LEWIS BROTHERS, favorite ~ of Duck My itte giv every” Clipper ; JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, ” D ¢v & should not be granted, and an assigament of his pand Coffee Ss : cain: estate be and he be discharged fi his . ## the *¢ CAFE NATIONAL,” on Broad st., 4 4 MPORTERS AND DEALERS LX Sts anita pergenes She Stu’ . tan Sea er eda Te . Sea ye s WRAGH LINE. we ! : in case rov ; the mean: td lo ° time all proceedings bgaiust said Insolvent be . rations, and every thing necessary to carry on ae en SECARS AND TOBACCO stayed. the business. ees STAGE LEAVES THE Neca eee ——, Weipnese wap Reed cond tao conl of ent A Wate Y andi : National % Broad street : , : Smart Court, this 6th day of September, 4-. . 72a. conmected with the above will be sold EVERY OON, . . LEWIS, J. LEWIS, 8. LEWIS, > OHN 8. LAMBERT, Clerk, . 3 . a Apply at J. MICHEL’S sane LEAVES RE rir Re . san Francisco. Nevada. Carson City. . Per Joe Roberts, Jr, Deputy. Wa Broad street, Nevada. ~~ . “eng AY ES WILL bs July 27, 1861-4 . Mus & Burr, Pit’ds Atty’s. td a29-im ,

ounthe? phic nent ticn0. 8 T. md your icing hree. fare € reever haul1 the rhich a, es beral . that ease lyou ars. tages y and Oo try nable o-day rrow.b Sac. then Saecragood r with UE. 4, Nery at 7 office, ernate s3 > iR! » ween terrific, and the re-action had just com4 Avas seductively comfortable. 4 pad just fairly got into the ‘land of Nod,” prought bagk to consciousness by heariug _ @@he aforesaid Divine announce in stentoriati . P. Constables—Jobn A. Cunningham, C. C. 7 &@& Atthe regular meetitig, of the Hebrew ' BBenevolent Society, Shaa Zedek. of Grass Aevaila Daily Transcript. HOME MATTERS. _ ANOTHER FINE FOR SHOOTING QUAILS. A. well known sportsman of Grass Valley, who, like alk true sportsmen, respects the game law and wishes to see it respected by others,.came on a visit to Nevada yesterday, ; and whilst standing in front of the National Exchange, espied an hombre passing in the street, with a gun on his shoulder atd carrying. a game bag in his hand. Thiitking he :ould smell quails, the sportsman walked up to the man and desired to be shown the conHents of the bag, pulling a quail from a numer in it at thé-same time. He then gave him understand that-he might purchase his ame if he would go with-him. «This being precisely what the man with the quails wished e unsuspéetingly-followed his newly found ustomer, who led him to Judge Smith's office, where he lodged a complaint against. im, whieh resulted in Judge Smith fining nim $25, for violating the game law. ’ €e Lokelitums went to church in this ity, on Sunday last, and heard—or should, vt could have’ heard—a most excellent ser10n by a distinguished Divine. But lokeltems had been much hurried and worried and jurried during the week past, for the election was just over and the pressure of events had menced, and the fatigues. of the body over-. ame the devotion of the mind, and the pew Lokelitems hen -he was suddenly and startlingly wice —‘‘ McConnell’s speeches won't save Wireland.”” As Lokel had heard but little q hat went before the expression, and as nothMc that came afterwards had any refernce to the late candidate for Governor, he as left in a state of wonder and bewilderpent until service was over, when he walked p to a friend who had-been awake during hat part of the sermon, and was informed hat the Rev. Speaker had used the expresson above quoted, but that he had immeditely corrected himself by substituting O’Conell for McConnell. Lokelitums felt relieved. . Townsmp Orricers.—The following are ‘he Grass Valley Townsbip officers elected r the ensuing year: Justice of the Peace—Louis R Sowers, M. . O'Connor. Townsend._— alley, held on Sunday Evening, September st, the following officers were elected for the msuing term :— 5) Moses Korn, ..-.---2---2 President. B.Hartis....-we.. Viee President. J. Levason..--.eeere Secretary. B: Nethee so 2 sec, ccwciss S50 Treasurer. J.B. Marks, G. Berwald and H. Norvtzky, } Trustees. t= Mr. Reuben Leach, proprietor of the Mohawk Saw Mill,‘near the Barker “Ranch, awed last week 100,000 feet-of lumber, runWing 12 hours per day, and Wednesday of his week was elected a member of the Assembly. Camp Meetine.—The M. E. Church, outh, will holda Camp Meeting near the American Ranch, commencing on Sunday Weptember 13th: Awple preparations will’ Tbe made to entertain all who design being resent. Several talented ministers will be present. ’ “PEACHES FROM ORLEANS Fiat. — The ‘ devil” acknowledges the receipt of a lot of orchard, at Orleans Flat, brought dowoty Mr. Felt, of that place. . ae ir eo” Rents.—A good story is told in Chicago bout rents. A party leaged a fine house to merchant in good businéss at $1200 per annum. The war and’panic came on. Tennt informs landtord he cannot pay such a rent. ““Whatcan you afford to pay ?” ‘Not over half that sum.” “Very well; youshall pave j¢for $600. Toward the end of the jyatter tenant informs the landlord he canhot pay that. “What can yeu pay now ?”! “Nothing ! 1 am doing no business.” “Very vell—I want my house taken care of, and du may stay without rent.” A short time ‘Bolter, in passing by the house, he found the enant moving his furniture and asked bim at that was for. “Why, you don’t think am a fool as to stay in that house, hen I have found a much better one for hin ” . day, presented his certificate, and demanded ” ater hed. -SALE.—Whereas on the 3ist emarkably fine peaches, from Mr. Wild’s/ < eenemnaennon $300 in gold déposited in one of the Western banks, setpped up to the counter, the other ‘Oh, yaw, dat is goot. for gout paper monish.”“All mght was the reply, and $315 in currency was handed to the ex-depositor, who took $15 from his :ell of notes, and, handed . back $300 saying: — ot i I deposit dat mit you, You are goot, I sees.” — And taking his new certificate, he departed With-his $15 premium.I sell you dese te “ Father,” said a lady of the new) school to her indulgent spouse, as he resum‘ed his pipe after supper, one evening, “ you must buy our dear a spelling book; she has gone through het French, Latin and Greek, music, drawing and dancing, and.now she “must commenceé’her English studies.” “ Now, gentlemen,” said Sheridan to his guests, as the~ladies-left the room, ‘let us understand edch “other; “‘ Are we to drink like men-or like beasts’: Somewhat indignant the guests exclaimed, "\Like men, of “Then,” he replied, we are going to get jolly drunk, for brutes never drink more than they want.” é course.” ter “Ldo wish I ‘could be cured of lying in bed so late in the. morning,” said a lazy husband, lounging upon bis pillow, ‘‘Well; I will try. the water-cure,” said. his wife, pouring a bucketful on him. re Joshua R. Giddings is in Columbus, Ohio, arranging for the immediate clothiug aa aha of a regiment of volunteers whictnis nearly raised in Ashtabula ceunty, Ohio. — re A friend of ours, has a little fair-headed youngster, theologian, of four suinmers, who, after being, the other day for some time lost in thought, broke out thus: “‘Pa, ean God do everything?’ “Yes, dear.” “Can he do everything, Pa?” “Yes, dear.”— “Could he make a two-year old colt ‘in two minutes 7” ‘“‘Why he would not wish to do that, Freddy.” ‘But if he did wish to could he 7?” ‘Yes, certainly, if he wished to.” “What, in two minutes?” ‘Yes, in two minutes ?” ‘‘ Well then, he would’nt be two years old, would he.” ae —— Ro a RKEY SHOOTING. FIRST OF THE SEASON, TO COME OFF Friday, Sept. 13th, at 2 P. M., On Boulder street, near Maloy’s cabin. THE TURKEYS are in good order and will be put up at eeaaana Fsep1i-td CHAS. B. IRISH. day of Aug, A. D. 1861, a final Judgment and Decree was rendered in the District Court of the Mth Judicial District of the State of California in and tor the county of Nevada, against WAR REN PARKER and in favorof L. H. FOWLER for the sum of $660 00, (principle debt,) with interest on 2g ayy le at the rate of Two per cent. per month from the rendition of judy ment until paid, ep rer with all costs of suit, and whereas, on the tist day of August, A. Dp. 1861, it Was Ordered and decreed by the said Court that the. Mortgage'set forth in Plaintiff's com piaint be foreclosed, and the property therein de‘scribed, to-wit, 4‘ ‘That certain siteatedin the town of North San Juan, Nevgda vounty, California, fronting on the east side of Flume stfeet and extending thence back 460 John Gordon’s Sierra Nevada Hotel lots. west side, and bounded on the north by a Hoaee and Lot belonging to Manzanita Lodge, Sah Juan North, and en the south by a House Lot belongihg to J. W. Guthrie. Also onefull and undivided half of a certain lot and p situated on the south t man’s Crossing, Ney river and ‘ ¢elof mining claims koftheriver at Freea county, fronting on the eo e claims formerly known atteson's claims on the cast—with Court House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, OCr. Ist, 1861, between the hours 9 o’clock, A. M:, and 4 o’clock, P. M. Given under my hand, this 7th day of Sept. 1861. ‘ J.B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff. By Jno. H. Dickson, Deputy A. L. Greeley, rit’fis Atty. lige ee? NOTICE.— In the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in the matter of the petition of SAM’L OAKES, an’ Insolvent Debtor: Purof the said District Court, notice is hereby given OAKES, to be and appear before the Hon. Niles Searls ea open court, at the court room of said court city and county of Nevada, on the 9th day of Ort., 1861, at 10 o’clock. A. M., of that day, then and there to show cause, if any A GERMAN Yankee.—A German,.avbo ha} 7 fouse and Lot/ as Balt & i nas agi io factory of John B. Dunham, New York, is ofper ig ds . Se ce be levied upon and sold fered bor sale ata rest bargain. For particulars to satisfy sald judgment, weir jpg costs, and inquire te this of oe rei ree A ae Deed sal the 9 thereof applied to the payment of said’sums of money as aforesaid UN DE RTAKI NC. /™Notice is hereby one that I will expose to ate ‘publi sale, all the above described property, to es WM. OC. STILES, UNDERthe highest bidder for cash, in frent o the TAKER, has on hand and will suant to an order of the Hon. Niles Searls, Judge . . @ to all the creditors of the said Insolvent SAM’L they can, why the, prayer of said Insolvent a pa na A A ROA & A, B. CARLEY. RLEY & HALL take thié method of ini : : fo their friends and thé publi : his gold. He was paid, when he said to the ar. ‘or have talik the at p ie gen. about one ane one-half antien shove lane City banker: will Keep it well stocked with FINE WINES . TWENTY. FIIS Ss D. 186 Vot if fi LIQUORS and CIGARS ats calelk woud, of than, aap, tha Soliowing ‘Vot you gif for golt, now, eh?” They also have oné of the best BILLIARD . Sesaribed real and per ee ee “hy ” da Five per cent,” was the response. TABLES in the mountains. : mi8-tf' . te the estate of ue ciilleaphe; that: tee RECULAR STACE LINE} ‘BETWEEN NEVADA& VIRCINIACITY Via Eureka, Jackson’s Ranch, Sardine Valley and Steamboat Valley. Fare $10! TS Stage. will leave Nevada City every MON_L DAY & THURSDAY, going through to ViriniaCity in 36-hours, from the time of leaving evada City! Returning—Will leave Virginia City every MGNDAY and: PFHURSDAY MORNING, making the trip back to Nevada in thirty-six hours. FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE TAKEN AT VERY LOW RATES. \ iy STAGE OFFICES :—Nevada, at the Golden Gate Hotel; and at Mau's store, Virginia City Harman Saddler, agent, Virginia City. -cee A. MAU, Proprietor. Nevada Citi Sept. 2d, 1861 . s¢ 3m ‘STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES . AT CHEAP JOHNS. NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY Sots STACE LINE, i tg ~ PROPRIETOR WISHES TO assure col ce that this_is a PERMANENT INSTITUTION to which there shall. not be, and can not be, any ** up,”’ ee or no opposition. He would also: inform the public that, as long.as the present opposition rane, his fare, each way, between Nevada and Grass Valiey, will continue ie 5 ie rs t At Cénts. And he pledges himself that, under no contincency will it be raised above FIFTY CENTS. he proprietor avails himself of this opportunity to make his sincere acknowledgments to the public for the constant and generous patronage 80 long accorded to his enterprise. Twenty-Five

H. Dp. CADY. a. a, Grass Valley, August 28th-im ICE! ICE! ICE! MnHE NEVADA ICE COMPANY have made ample arrangements to furnish the citizens of Grass Valley and Nevada with Ice during the present season. They have on hand 350 TONS OF CLEAR ICE, And have establistied a Depot at the EMPIRE MARKET, No. 5 Commercial street, Nevada, where a constant supply will be kept. Our ICK WAGON will run from Nevada to Grass Valley daily. al-tf BREWERY FOR SALE. N ACCOUNT of the Propricter intending to leave the State. he will sell his BREWERY, located in Nevadacounty. Also— Bran heuse, Dwelli : Stables, arehouse, Wagon and Blacksmith’s Tools. Also—About Four Acres‘of Ground, under fence and highly cultivated—with every facility of irrigation. kegs, tools, and everything necessary to a on the business on a large scale, and enjoys an extensive cash custom. or particulars call at this office. a Augnst 6, 1861-1m BY IEN NOTICE._W. B,Charchill vs. iF Henry Smith et al—cdmposing the Pennsylvania Company. All persons holding@r claiming liens upon the flumes, aqueducts; sluices and other superstructures used for¢reating hydraulie power and for mining purpdses, together with the land upon which the4#ame is erected, and a convenient space aroyad the same for their proper use and occupation, situated and being upon the Penn sylvgefia Company’s claims on the norther ly Aide of Moore’s Flat, in Vevada county, CalMornia, are hereby notified to be and appear in the County Court for eaid County, on Saturday, September 14th, 18:1, andtos xhibit then and there proof of said liens. August 22d, 31, JNO. 8. LAMBERT, CV’k Co. Court, Per Jos. ROBERTS, Deputy. HILL, Hupr & Moves, Atty’s fur Plf. aZ}-law 21d. PIANO FOR SALE, ema A. valuable Rosewood Piano, 6\ octave,.from the celebrated manu make to order COVERED COFFINS at the fol lowing cheap rates ; SMALL SIZE, FROM....:-.000005 $3 to $16 LARGE SIZE, FROM......025+5 $10 to $20 GRAVE FENCES, of every style, furnished cheaper than by any other son in the county. ALL WORK DONE in the neatest style ates furnished and no charge for engraving. March 16. 1461-tf HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE! wi. THAT desirable Real Estate known as 74 the POLKA. and now occupied by the , ff Lafayette Bakery, on broad street, next duor above Weaver & Newman’s. The house is well rented, and the owner into leave the country, the property will be sold at a bargain. Apply to J. MICHEL, Watchmaker, Broad street, two doors above the Bakery. —— 3 ‘A LSO—The Billiard, Saloon, known FRANK BALL.” DMINISTRATON’S SALE-—Pur. INDIAN QUEEN SALOON ’ sell at pyhiic pent fay to the highest No. 9 Commercial Street. ’ . for cash, at the late of Jas. M. Gillespic, ir pogo in the Township of Bloomficld, joining the claims 0: and known as the old claims of Walters & Com. tificate-as payment on it has been stopped. Silver Foil, Cement, etc. The Brewery is in good order, complete with . i oe ir of California, and County of Nevada, The undivided three-fourths of a certain piece of mining. und, situate in the State of Califor: nia and County of Neyada, in the Township of Rloomfield, fronting en Virginia Creek, and adeldershheit, on the West. pany —emee twelve hundred feet on said i ia Creek,and running back-to the center of the Ridge » ti her with all and singular, the tere ee itaments “and appurtenances thereto belonging or in anywise ‘appertaining. And also all the personal property of said estate, as described in the inventory now on file in the office of the CleFk of the Probate Court in and for said county. : @EVANS, Administrator aa estate of Jas. M. Gillespie, deceased. ara t ‘ CERTIFICATE LOST,—A Certificate co }f Deposit, (No. 4480.) for $500 drawn in favor of the undersigned, by C. W. Mulford & Co., was lost near-Biue Tent,a few days since. The public are forbidden to purchase said Cerau29-lw* ANDREW HALL. J. S. NICHOLS, M. D., yee Ske PHWVSICIAN AND Surgeon. . Office and residence No. i121 Broad Street—first house above the Methodist Church, Nevada. > Homeopathic Medicines and Medicine . : Cases, for sale by Dr. Nichols. August 25th, 1861--tf DR. N. M’NAUCHTON, ques AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, 9 would give notice to his many friends in the ‘towns of California that he will soon visit them again. The Dr. is well-known and every one should patronize him, as he can perform the mest. skijful operations that is to be done in. Dentistry. For the past two years he has beenin Grass Valley,. Nevada and adjoining towns, and his work has given general satisfaction, and no one has complained. ‘Teeth will be “filled with California Gold or Teeth inserted on is not too much de jes at their homes, mining pivot when the root or — cayedh He will wait on Lac when itta desired. . : iy Charges about the same-as in the Eastern States. ign “ au26-2m* CAS! GASH!! CAST!!! rHXHE Nevada Gas Company~give notice that Saturdaythe 17th of August. ‘The.Company have on. hand a large quantity of serviée pipe and a complete assortment of fixtures which they are prepared to put-up for all desirous of: burt ing Gas. ‘All such persons are requested to call at the office and subscribe to the rules and regu lations, by signing the register-« The following is the tariff of charges — Price of Gas per 1000 cubic feet, $10,00. Price for introducing Gas from the street main to pipe of consumers includin setting rctre in all cases where the entire fitting is done by the Company, $10,00. y ees When otherwise, introduction and setting metre. $25 00. Pa ‘ ‘ Price of pipe from metre, 30 cts. per foot. Price of fixtares according to kind required. N. B. No bille for pipe or fixtures will be presented for collection until Gas is turned on. “” Per order of Trustees, J. 8. KANEEN, al2 . Superintendent ‘‘Nevada Gas Works.”’ GEM SALOON, A. 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 find the best Liquors, Wines, Cigars, ete., constantly on hand, and request them to call when visiting the Valley. August 13, 1861-tf JOSEPH BROTHERS, — ‘THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cer. ef 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, 1861. cen JUST RECEIVED! A Large Assortment of , WALL PAPER, PICTURES ‘LOOKING CLASSES, ~ KEROSENE OILAND LAMPS, At Gibb’s Paint and Oi Store, No. 63 Mili Street, Grass Valley. auls i Opened a First Class Restaurani Which will be kept in the Franco-Ameri¢anstyle. Will be furnished. Private rooms for Gentle. men and Ladies wishing Meals. At Gas will be turned into the-atreet maius on’). ST. LEON RESTAURANT, No. 62 Broad Street, :., NEVADA, M. CAS cane. Qf) Proprietor. WOULD INFORM THE PEOPLE of Nevada city and vicinity, that [ have MEALS AT ALL HOURS tdiched to the Restaurant is a Bakery, where all kinds of the best FRENCH CONFECTIONERIES can be procured. The proprietor would be leased to serve his friends with a GOOD MEAL and if they ere not pleased with the ST. LEON after dining there once he will not make any charges. wos rd furnished by the Day, Month or eek, withoutlodging. . tf 3 CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, J ewelry. Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo i Ketsey’s Btock, No. 37 Commercial Street, Watches carefully Repaired and Jewttry made to order. All articles guaranteed. Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860. . _ ‘THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING INTHE STATE. AT CHEAP JOHNS. W.H. CRAWFORD & €O., (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL JEALERS IN ] UILDING MATERIALS, CARPEN-DD TERS TOOLS, Agricultural and Mining Imlemeuts, Blackamith’s Toels, Cordage, ae, -owder, Duck, ete., etc. At the old stand No. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf : THE LARCEST STORE IN FHE STATE, ; CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. RUSSELL MILL DUCK, FOR HYDRAULIC MINING! Guaranteed Equal if mot superior te Lawrence Back, now inmregular receipt of this Ship, and are atisfied, ifit is given a trial 4 he trade, that has buying. heretofore the Law rence Duck exclusively, w ive satisfauction.— For sale hy . +BOND & CO. Corner of Battery & Clay st. ~ April 13-6m i A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOGK,_J?—— A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS LN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine and Commercial Ste. NEVADA. x CENTRE MARKET. No, 13. Commercial Street, 1 WOULD INFOM THE public of this place and the county at large, that I have on hand and : design keeping a large supply of American Beef, Pork and Mutton. ir MEATS DELIVERED in any part of the city whenever desired, at reavonable rates. ; Nevada, February 1, 1861-tf BROAD STREET ‘Wholesale and Retail w DRUC STORE. Dr. C. M. BATES, Will keep constantly on hand a large atid extensive stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, y PAINTS, Ete., Ete. Which will be sold . AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES oa Phyeicians’ Prescriptions carefully come Goeeked &t all hours. Dr. C. M. Bates, Attending Physician eorner of Broad and Pine etreet. Residence. 2d door above the Methodist Church. m4-tf LEWIS BROTHERS, favorite ~ of Duck My itte giv every” Clipper ; JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, ” D ¢v & should not be granted, and an assigament of his pand Coffee Ss : cain: estate be and he be discharged fi his . ## the *¢ CAFE NATIONAL,” on Broad st., 4 4 MPORTERS AND DEALERS LX Sts anita pergenes She Stu’ . tan Sea er eda Te . Sea ye s WRAGH LINE. we ! : in case rov ; the mean: td lo ° time all proceedings bgaiust said Insolvent be . rations, and every thing necessary to carry on ae en SECARS AND TOBACCO stayed. the business. ees STAGE LEAVES THE Neca eee ——, Weipnese wap Reed cond tao conl of ent A Wate Y andi : National % Broad street : , : Smart Court, this 6th day of September, 4-. . 72a. conmected with the above will be sold EVERY OON, . . LEWIS, J. LEWIS, 8. LEWIS, > OHN 8. LAMBERT, Clerk, . 3 . a Apply at J. MICHEL’S sane LEAVES RE rir Re . san Francisco. Nevada. Carson City. . Per Joe Roberts, Jr, Deputy. Wa Broad street, Nevada. ~~ . “eng AY ES WILL bs July 27, 1861-4 . Mus & Burr, Pit’ds Atty’s. td a29-im ,