April 11, 1868 (4 pages)

2 . g@dvise miners of. the county not to acjs untrue. It produces no smoke sach . are disagreeable and dangerous. Inj one of the mines near town the workcourse would be no objection to the ~~~“laims, and if it does the immense €x' of giant powder did as much execution Tue Giaxt Powpen.—We would! . cept the giant powder of which so much has been recently said without a thorents have been tried is pronounced far superior to any material im use for blasting, Experiments have also been tried in the mines this locality, and although it has not yet been fully tested the partial tests “pave been far from satisfactory in quartz ‘mimes. It is claimed for the powder ‘that itleaves no smoke or sfhell. This as gunpowder, but when set off it gen’ @rates strong fumes of nitric acid which men had to leave on account of these gases generated. The smoke may be detected by burning a small quantity of the powder with a match. This of r for surface blasting in the gravel ecution claimed for it, miners can well: afford to get out of the way until the}. gasesescape. In the Pitteburg minc, gn the first day's trial; nearly every . ey Pdr in blew the tamping out without doing any damage to the hard rock, and the same rock was afterwards broken with gunpowder. In these experiments the amount of giant ‘powder which is pronounced by the inventor equal to the amount of gunpowder usually discharged was used. The Grass Valley National says, “one blast in the North Star mine as three charges of ordinary powder.” If, as is claimed for the powder, that it exerts greatest force where there is greatest resistance, and itis unn to tamp it, the Miners will find it superior to any known material for mining. Of course we do not deem the experiments made as conclusive for or against the powder. It is being tested now in various r 1 Saeaaebea, when Butler introduced two _ settled purpose to resist the policy of mines of the county, ‘and it would be well for miners to wait until the result is known, before investing largely in the giant powder. EASTERN News.—From the Sacramento Union's dispatches we condense the following items: The corrected’ re‘tarns of the Connecticut election show ~“g total vote of 99,323; and a majority of 1,735 for Governor English. This is 5,171 in excess of the ste vote of last ‘year. ~MeDevitt beat Foster atChicago: on the night of the 8th for the billiard championship. At the end of the count McDevitt stood 1,268-to Foster's 1,262. The lake steamer Sea Bird was burned on Lake Michigan, thirty-five miles from Chicago, on the 8th, and of fifty passengers and thirty crew, but two were saved. ‘The Impeachment Court met at noon ', mmord witnesses to prove the President's “Congress and impede reconstruction in. Violation of its Acts. Judge Curtis then -@poke for the defense till four P. M., when at his request the Court adjourned tillthe 10th. No Congressional businces of importance was done. ‘The President has signed the treaty : with the North German Confederation. ‘way next week. ~~ Work, itis said, “will commence oi the Saucelito and Humboldt Bay RailW. 8. Hutcures, the lightning calculator, formerly of Barnum’s Museum, has invented a new airship which some . of the greatest #ronauts pronounce wonderful. ae “AnGENTA.”—This is the name of the station on the Central Pacific Railroad, ‘from which is to be supplied the city of ; State of Nevada. The cars will soon be running from Sacramento to that nt as there aioe gap of eight . 4, : senliacc sa eat the Bok Pacis of . good prices for their hay and grain. the town of Carson, in the . the aber of her medita papers of the rainfall for each season no time have two very wet seasons come together, without a very dry one be well for planters all-over the State to produce all that they can during the present season. Those who have cattle should sow grain that it may be cut in the Fall for hay, and that there may be present season. When the valley crops fail the-farmers of the mountains get The amount of rain is very mach greater in the mountains than in the valleys. and the mountain ranches not fail — apett sa. aoe ae 2 = Snot ‘ _ & “4 * e even in the dryest seasons. “Such being . . (a san Franci JA Ross San Juan the fact, the ranchers of—this-conntr 1H Day do 2 en a may look forward to an exceedingly'. 3 Cremrey > oes Maley. ae i . Sam Moore édo 4d Marks -do profitable crop in 1869. Prva oA Perth pd » < . ea J Dabb Kelief Hill DrJAGuffin do MANUEL Robjo, a Cuban negro slave, } D sunivan Sacrament P Somers Lincoln Ste “try . A Cunn RS do has written some remarkable poetry, . 4 inghem, do OH Nelsot Grase Val and solicits aid to. publish it; so that za ‘otter Colasa soe B Jamies eS: with the foe he may purchase his . ; Fi ga Whiices Paine do: R McMurry wi Osgood __de ae as LM Coffin” Was “eee Bradbury Waahing Manxyof ‘the sailors in the British na. nc. me pind Jones.bA Molierus do vy have formed a sort of religious sect called “non fighting meti;* and are Jeav-. ing the service Senactiomaaae they are“allowed, THERE are now ten milliéns more in America speaking the‘ English language than in the British Isles, and} soon the number will be multiplied several fold; thus the language belongs more exclusively to tis than to the country in-which it originated. THE surveying party which left Kansas. ten months ago, surveying the route for the Union Pacific Railroad Company, arrived at San Juan on the { Sist ult. Oven six hundred letters have been received by Senator Morton congratulating him on his ‘great speech. The Senator's health is greatly improved. THE total loss by the fire at Jefferson, Texas, on the night of the 29th ultimo, foots up over $1,000,000. The Phenix and “tna Insurance Companies are the chief losers. GEN. HANCOCK has issued an order fizing-the 17th and 18th of April for the election on the ratification of the new Louisiana constitution. SAMUEL Merpits was elected Mayor of Oakland on Monday by a miajority of 225. NEw York has twenty thousand tenement houses averaging fifty inhabitants each. THE project to lay down railroads in the streets of Sacramento has ‘been abandoned. A LETTER put into an-Indiana post’ oles one addressed: “Mr. Coldfacts, the Senater of Congress.” Brsnor Kip, at the Church of the Advent. in SanFrancisco, on Sunday, confirmed 26 persons, of whom 20 were females. THE bellows of the organ in the London St. Paul’s Church burst during divine service, and the congregation was immediately struck with a Fenian panic. Two young women in Vienna lately waltzed on a wager until both fell exhausted on the floor, and both have since died of heart disease. THe Common.Council of Penn., has agreed, that whenever a member is ab sent three minutes after the regular meeting, he shall be’ fined $1 for the benefit ef the poor.------~ NOTHING so adorns the face as cheerfulness. When the heart is in flower its bloom and beauty pass to ‘the features. A PROMINENT journalist in New York, who is perfectly bald, has offered a reward of $1,000 for a tale that will make his hair stand on end. Tne ladies of Cork have ted Francis Train a pair of silk garters. or‘namented with bunches of alkene. which he exhibited to the: public. ata “meeting. . A PRETTY young bride, was observed to ng in n deep reflection on her wedding her bridesmaids 4 her = be Lanny aboa be ae Sesame te ae > ear for thirteen years, and it shows that ‘at . ™ 2 surplus over the requirements ot the} iP. % Ne aN Improved Quartz Mill Screens! ‘fallowed herein amount ‘a the iy, Apel Sth, 1968, to the wife of as ‘At Washington, April wife of J. W. Brown, a con. encom . MARRIED. 2 es ak Spt — ARRIVALS AT THENATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. — C Barker Penn Valley J W Barns Chalk Bluff aetna a At half the Established Rates! . CAN FoRNise THESE SCREENS three . or four # sizes finer than any ever punched. They have greater discharge than the oid cine punched screen and for strength, ssemeee or durability are not exwhere usigg these screens will save Two Hundred Per Cent. "RY THEM—Orders Solicited. {1 am‘aleo fy to furnish punched Screens of all si r Quartz, Cement, Flour and Pice Mills at Greatly Reduced Rates. San Francisco. Pioneer Screen Works. JOHN W. QUICK, Manufacturer. Removal to Vulcan Iron Works, Tremont St. bet. Mission & Howard, San Francisco. apli Special } Notice. AVING leff my Notes and Accounts with J. B. GRAY, all persons ifidebted to me are requested to make immed!ate payment to him or-costs will be added: apli . Cc. M. BATES, M. D. CITY ELECTION. T a Reenilar Meeting of the ar of ae tees of the City of 1868, C. H. Mead wee go be W. Knowlton and W Judges od Election and a Board of Tesiotretion, to register the names of voters at a oy Election to be held on the firet Monday in May, 1868, for the election of City Officers Ww. Zz. ORGAN, Clerk. Hégistration. The Board of Registration will be in session every Saturday, until the election, and on Friday. May let, at the Marshal’ . Office, from 10 A. 43-46 4-Po ME H. MEAD, Clerk Board Hepletretia: Nevada, March 20, 1868. apli GS HERIFE'S SALE.— Whereas, Geo = McLean on the 8th day of April, 1 covered a ju mtin the District Gonrt Of the Fourteenth Judicial District, of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, : inst B. L. Lamargne for the sum of Eleven Hundred and Bighty-Four 60-100 ($1,184 50) doliare, with interest thereon from the date of said ont ant at the rate of hen tA cent th gold ia cole of Gained Bretne with costs of suit taxed at $23 7% and to the eum of $107, Pom yemgetaws, in gold coin, which ju ent is recoried in the Fuagment Book of the said District Court on 19 and 520, and. whereas it is ordered that the mortgage set forth in Piaintiff's complaint be forecl Rap the property therein described, to-wit : t certain town jot, in the town of Grass Valley, county of Nevada, State of California, situated on and between Mill street. and Church street. be ning, say at the south-east corner of Hota < & Co’s and oe south aleng the west line of Mill Street, eighty-seven feet to the ~ ye east corner of the lot formerly occupied b Miss Long: thence westerly al the no line of the said “Long” lot two-hundred and fifty-six feet to the east side of Church street ; thence norther} —, said side of Church street, one-hu twenty feet to the south-west side of Hotatts "slot ; thence easterly along Hotaling’s south line two hundred and fifty-six feet tothe point of beginning ; having theréon dwellings, and houses and imrovements, and all an every be levied upon and sold to satisfy judgment, = terest, counsel fees, costs, and expenses of a gale. ‘Notice is hereby given that I will e t pubic sate alle above dnerivod property to t eas: in front of the Court House door in “the = of Nevada, on = Tuesday, May 5th, 1868, wr the hours of 94. .m. and 5 Pp. ». of said ours under cay ere ph Reveds ENTRY. orca 4 Se mig Attorney. » mil OHAWK & MONTREAL CONSOLIDAMons Gold and Silver gm . Company. ie jm ining Nevada Claime by death. M45258. mente matured. 36,200 00Cash dividends to Pol = icles. .2-2--. 25ND Surrendered Policies 256,687 35 Annuities. .-.2. 14,6735 06 Commissions and ‘commutations of M aon a 750; 32 xchan ‘ostage, “Advertising. Print. ing and Stationery 116,630 10 Medical Examiners, e . Salaries and Law ~ Sxpenses.s..° Bi 965 G1 Taxes and sundry Office Expenses. 106,921 87 Office Rent Sinking Fand. .oscccicoccce 20,000 (0— 5,149,902 44 Net assets Feb1, 1868, $22,662,452 14 Invested as follows : Cash on hand and ia Ban cose 1D TW RM 25th Annual Statement —oF THE— __. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. ~~ VY \eDOWNFALL In PRICES. =: VA re el Sine SE asic Ty suotuing: intend CLOTHING . a CAMPAIGN OPENED! OF NEW YORK. F. §. WINSTON, President. February 1, 1868. Net aerets, January 31, 1867, $17,639,296 97 For ‘Premiums and Annnites. i6. ccc ee8 B57, 2 SI Interesta secs. . 1,205,011 3 61,750 Q0—10,1 73.04 61 eet . . 6-85 Sc Gaake : $27,812,344 58 DISBURSEMENTS. Bonds and Mort ESacess B55. 176 945 62 Government Stocks $,003,168-75 Es adios eos 937,835 12 eo due from = -_ey 791 7 —— ——— $2,662,452 14 Add: 3 bam Interest unpaid. . : 177,265 45 Value of fature commissions commn, ted as above... 547,255 11 Premiums de ; semisna an ie 16.500 58 quarterly eipaly f due (pris for Policies mows § in Dece’ber —January).-.-.« 385,785.63 Market value of poo dee vical 80 8e,0000 © 499,942 €9 — 2,656,867 41 ics ive 9 enuettllg $25,319.319 55. Increase in net cach 19,460 No of Policies in year, No of deaths in year, 301 Amount insured thereon, $871,200 No of Policies in force, Feb. 1, 1868, 52,384 INCREASE OF 1867 OVER 1868. 1867—Total Receipts, , $10,173,047 61. 1866—Total Receipts, $6,217,035 88. 2. <> $3,956,011 73 LOSSES PAID. 1866 so. $048,714 48. 1867..«-.-. 914,587 78. Decrease: : =< +<<+ =: $832,176 70. =D $1,248,011, about Exceeding Losses, H. 8. HOMANS, General Agent 224 Montgomery St. San Francisco. i withthe GEE SALES OF CLOTHING, — . FURNISHING Goons, AT : THE : » . Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, BANNER BROTHERS, Having éstablichéd the fact that they eam and do sell Clothing, Boots, Shees, Hats, &c. cheaper than any of their competitors are now in the field Largest and Saeat assortment oP — Gentlemen's and Boy's iS SPRING CLOTHING & AD FU RNISHING GOODS, Ever batete brought to the interior of the State We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 per cent Lower than former rates. Attention! ll yein want of Clothing . We now offer you Goods at Lower Prices than, you ever bought them before and Cheaper than you can get them anywhere else, ing Goods, and Business Snits are of the ; LATEST STYLES And superior to any hitherto imported. Fine Fashionable Dress Suits ! We will sel! for Less Money than they can be bought for anywhere else in California, Gentlemen ! We ask you to examine our Ciothing--we feélassur-— ed we can satisfy you, both as to style, quali.y and price! HATS! HATS! HATS! Enough ‘o cover every tnan’s head in the county—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors. SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. On Hand--An unlimited snpply of Fine White Shirts, including the celebrated Star and Adkinsoh make. Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerehiefs, Patent Gutta Percha ‘Cravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Motions of every de scription. TO ALL MERCHANTS ! Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say, call on us before going . to San Francisco to make purchases. We ean sell you goods in this city, at Lower rates than you can buy them at the Bay. t#” OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE forthe Spring Trade and our of any others.23 And everybody in want of any Goods in our line, had better consnit their own interest by Sesnndngpescpatoe an HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. sc, -&e. } 2° oe oe ae eee ae bee ee Wee er ee . ee ge eee ge ee nega S et ne Rae we ae a eee!) ee eee Pee Ni ree P So: SP spe Soe GS em eee Sas RP es en nee ) — 4 Se tae ee a oe ee a eee Ve .

2 . g@dvise miners of. the county not to acjs untrue. It produces no smoke sach . are disagreeable and dangerous. Inj one of the mines near town the workcourse would be no objection to the ~~~“laims, and if it does the immense €x' of giant powder did as much execution Tue Giaxt Powpen.—We would! . cept the giant powder of which so much has been recently said without a thorents have been tried is pronounced far superior to any material im use for blasting, Experiments have also been tried in the mines this locality, and although it has not yet been fully tested the partial tests “pave been far from satisfactory in quartz ‘mimes. It is claimed for the powder ‘that itleaves no smoke or sfhell. This as gunpowder, but when set off it gen’ @rates strong fumes of nitric acid which men had to leave on account of these gases generated. The smoke may be detected by burning a small quantity of the powder with a match. This of r for surface blasting in the gravel ecution claimed for it, miners can well: afford to get out of the way until the}. gasesescape. In the Pitteburg minc, gn the first day's trial; nearly every . ey Pdr in blew the tamping out without doing any damage to the hard rock, and the same rock was afterwards broken with gunpowder. In these experiments the amount of giant ‘powder which is pronounced by the inventor equal to the amount of gunpowder usually discharged was used. The Grass Valley National says, “one blast in the North Star mine as three charges of ordinary powder.” If, as is claimed for the powder, that it exerts greatest force where there is greatest resistance, and itis unn to tamp it, the Miners will find it superior to any known material for mining. Of course we do not deem the experiments made as conclusive for or against the powder. It is being tested now in various r 1 Saeaaebea, when Butler introduced two _ settled purpose to resist the policy of mines of the county, ‘and it would be well for miners to wait until the result is known, before investing largely in the giant powder. EASTERN News.—From the Sacramento Union's dispatches we condense the following items: The corrected’ re‘tarns of the Connecticut election show ~“g total vote of 99,323; and a majority of 1,735 for Governor English. This is 5,171 in excess of the ste vote of last ‘year. ~MeDevitt beat Foster atChicago: on the night of the 8th for the billiard championship. At the end of the count McDevitt stood 1,268-to Foster's 1,262. The lake steamer Sea Bird was burned on Lake Michigan, thirty-five miles from Chicago, on the 8th, and of fifty passengers and thirty crew, but two were saved. ‘The Impeachment Court met at noon ', mmord witnesses to prove the President's “Congress and impede reconstruction in. Violation of its Acts. Judge Curtis then -@poke for the defense till four P. M., when at his request the Court adjourned tillthe 10th. No Congressional businces of importance was done. ‘The President has signed the treaty : with the North German Confederation. ‘way next week. ~~ Work, itis said, “will commence oi the Saucelito and Humboldt Bay RailW. 8. Hutcures, the lightning calculator, formerly of Barnum’s Museum, has invented a new airship which some . of the greatest #ronauts pronounce wonderful. ae “AnGENTA.”—This is the name of the station on the Central Pacific Railroad, ‘from which is to be supplied the city of ; State of Nevada. The cars will soon be running from Sacramento to that nt as there aioe gap of eight . 4, : senliacc sa eat the Bok Pacis of . good prices for their hay and grain. the town of Carson, in the . the aber of her medita papers of the rainfall for each season no time have two very wet seasons come together, without a very dry one be well for planters all-over the State to produce all that they can during the present season. Those who have cattle should sow grain that it may be cut in the Fall for hay, and that there may be present season. When the valley crops fail the-farmers of the mountains get The amount of rain is very mach greater in the mountains than in the valleys. and the mountain ranches not fail — apett sa. aoe ae 2 = Snot ‘ _ & “4 * e even in the dryest seasons. “Such being . . (a san Franci JA Ross San Juan the fact, the ranchers of—this-conntr 1H Day do 2 en a may look forward to an exceedingly'. 3 Cremrey > oes Maley. ae i . Sam Moore édo 4d Marks -do profitable crop in 1869. Prva oA Perth pd » < . ea J Dabb Kelief Hill DrJAGuffin do MANUEL Robjo, a Cuban negro slave, } D sunivan Sacrament P Somers Lincoln Ste “try . A Cunn RS do has written some remarkable poetry, . 4 inghem, do OH Nelsot Grase Val and solicits aid to. publish it; so that za ‘otter Colasa soe B Jamies eS: with the foe he may purchase his . ; Fi ga Whiices Paine do: R McMurry wi Osgood __de ae as LM Coffin” Was “eee Bradbury Waahing Manxyof ‘the sailors in the British na. nc. me pind Jones.bA Molierus do vy have formed a sort of religious sect called “non fighting meti;* and are Jeav-. ing the service Senactiomaaae they are“allowed, THERE are now ten milliéns more in America speaking the‘ English language than in the British Isles, and} soon the number will be multiplied several fold; thus the language belongs more exclusively to tis than to the country in-which it originated. THE surveying party which left Kansas. ten months ago, surveying the route for the Union Pacific Railroad Company, arrived at San Juan on the { Sist ult. Oven six hundred letters have been received by Senator Morton congratulating him on his ‘great speech. The Senator's health is greatly improved. THE total loss by the fire at Jefferson, Texas, on the night of the 29th ultimo, foots up over $1,000,000. The Phenix and “tna Insurance Companies are the chief losers. GEN. HANCOCK has issued an order fizing-the 17th and 18th of April for the election on the ratification of the new Louisiana constitution. SAMUEL Merpits was elected Mayor of Oakland on Monday by a miajority of 225. NEw York has twenty thousand tenement houses averaging fifty inhabitants each. THE project to lay down railroads in the streets of Sacramento has ‘been abandoned. A LETTER put into an-Indiana post’ oles one addressed: “Mr. Coldfacts, the Senater of Congress.” Brsnor Kip, at the Church of the Advent. in SanFrancisco, on Sunday, confirmed 26 persons, of whom 20 were females. THE bellows of the organ in the London St. Paul’s Church burst during divine service, and the congregation was immediately struck with a Fenian panic. Two young women in Vienna lately waltzed on a wager until both fell exhausted on the floor, and both have since died of heart disease. THe Common.Council of Penn., has agreed, that whenever a member is ab sent three minutes after the regular meeting, he shall be’ fined $1 for the benefit ef the poor.------~ NOTHING so adorns the face as cheerfulness. When the heart is in flower its bloom and beauty pass to ‘the features. A PROMINENT journalist in New York, who is perfectly bald, has offered a reward of $1,000 for a tale that will make his hair stand on end. Tne ladies of Cork have ted Francis Train a pair of silk garters. or‘namented with bunches of alkene. which he exhibited to the: public. ata “meeting. . A PRETTY young bride, was observed to ng in n deep reflection on her wedding her bridesmaids 4 her = be Lanny aboa be ae Sesame te ae > ear for thirteen years, and it shows that ‘at . ™ 2 surplus over the requirements ot the} iP. % Ne aN Improved Quartz Mill Screens! ‘fallowed herein amount ‘a the iy, Apel Sth, 1968, to the wife of as ‘At Washington, April wife of J. W. Brown, a con. encom . MARRIED. 2 es ak Spt — ARRIVALS AT THENATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. — C Barker Penn Valley J W Barns Chalk Bluff aetna a At half the Established Rates! . CAN FoRNise THESE SCREENS three . or four # sizes finer than any ever punched. They have greater discharge than the oid cine punched screen and for strength, ssemeee or durability are not exwhere usigg these screens will save Two Hundred Per Cent. "RY THEM—Orders Solicited. {1 am‘aleo fy to furnish punched Screens of all si r Quartz, Cement, Flour and Pice Mills at Greatly Reduced Rates. San Francisco. Pioneer Screen Works. JOHN W. QUICK, Manufacturer. Removal to Vulcan Iron Works, Tremont St. bet. Mission & Howard, San Francisco. apli Special } Notice. AVING leff my Notes and Accounts with J. B. GRAY, all persons ifidebted to me are requested to make immed!ate payment to him or-costs will be added: apli . Cc. M. BATES, M. D.

CITY ELECTION. T a Reenilar Meeting of the ar of ae tees of the City of 1868, C. H. Mead wee go be W. Knowlton and W Judges od Election and a Board of Tesiotretion, to register the names of voters at a oy Election to be held on the firet Monday in May, 1868, for the election of City Officers Ww. Zz. ORGAN, Clerk. Hégistration. The Board of Registration will be in session every Saturday, until the election, and on Friday. May let, at the Marshal’ . Office, from 10 A. 43-46 4-Po ME H. MEAD, Clerk Board Hepletretia: Nevada, March 20, 1868. apli GS HERIFE'S SALE.— Whereas, Geo = McLean on the 8th day of April, 1 covered a ju mtin the District Gonrt Of the Fourteenth Judicial District, of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, : inst B. L. Lamargne for the sum of Eleven Hundred and Bighty-Four 60-100 ($1,184 50) doliare, with interest thereon from the date of said ont ant at the rate of hen tA cent th gold ia cole of Gained Bretne with costs of suit taxed at $23 7% and to the eum of $107, Pom yemgetaws, in gold coin, which ju ent is recoried in the Fuagment Book of the said District Court on 19 and 520, and. whereas it is ordered that the mortgage set forth in Piaintiff's complaint be forecl Rap the property therein described, to-wit : t certain town jot, in the town of Grass Valley, county of Nevada, State of California, situated on and between Mill street. and Church street. be ning, say at the south-east corner of Hota < & Co’s and oe south aleng the west line of Mill Street, eighty-seven feet to the ~ ye east corner of the lot formerly occupied b Miss Long: thence westerly al the no line of the said “Long” lot two-hundred and fifty-six feet to the east side of Church street ; thence norther} —, said side of Church street, one-hu twenty feet to the south-west side of Hotatts "slot ; thence easterly along Hotaling’s south line two hundred and fifty-six feet tothe point of beginning ; having theréon dwellings, and houses and imrovements, and all an every be levied upon and sold to satisfy judgment, = terest, counsel fees, costs, and expenses of a gale. ‘Notice is hereby given that I will e t pubic sate alle above dnerivod property to t eas: in front of the Court House door in “the = of Nevada, on = Tuesday, May 5th, 1868, wr the hours of 94. .m. and 5 Pp. ». of said ours under cay ere ph Reveds ENTRY. orca 4 Se mig Attorney. » mil OHAWK & MONTREAL CONSOLIDAMons Gold and Silver gm . Company. ie jm ining Nevada Claime by death.. M45258. mente matured.. 36,200 00Cash dividends to Pol = icles.. .2-2--.. 25ND Surrendered Policies 256,687 35 Annuities.. .-.2. 14,6735 06 Commissions and ‘commutations of M aon a 750; 32 xchan ‘ostage, “Advertising. Print. ing and Stationery 116,630 10 Medical Examiners, e . Salaries and Law ~ Sxpenses.s...° Bi 965 G1 Taxes and sundry Office Expenses.. 106,921 87 Office Rent Sinking Fand. .oscccicoccce 20,000 (0— 5,149,902 44 Net assets Feb1, 1868, $22,662,452 14 Invested as follows : Cash on hand and ia Ban cose 1D TW RM 25th Annual Statement —oF THE— __. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. ~~ VY \eDOWNFALL In PRICES. =: VA re el Sine SE asic Ty suotuing: intend CLOTHING . a CAMPAIGN OPENED! OF NEW YORK. F. §. WINSTON, President. February 1, 1868. Net aerets, January 31, 1867, $17,639,296 97 For ‘Premiums and Annnites.. i6.. ccc ee8 B57, 2 SI Interesta secs.. .. 1,205,011 3 61,750 Q0—10,1 73.04 61 eet .. . 6-85 Sc Gaake : $27,812,344 58 DISBURSEMENTS. Bonds and Mort ESacess B55. 176 945 62 Government Stocks $,003,168-75 Es adios eos 937,835 12 eo due from = -_ey 791 7 —— ——— $2,662,452 14 Add: 3 bam Interest unpaid. . : 177,265 45 Value of fature commissions commn, ted as above..... 547,255 11 Premiums de ; semisna an ie 16.500 58 quarterly eipaly f due (pris for Policies mows § in Dece’ber —January).-.-.« 385,785.63 Market value of poo dee vical 80 8e,0000 © 499,942 €9 — 2,656,867 41 ics ive 9 enuettllg $25,319.319 55. Increase in net cach 19,460 No of Policies in year, No of deaths in year, 301 Amount insured thereon, $871,200 No of Policies in force, Feb. 1, 1868, 52,384 INCREASE OF 1867 OVER 1868. 1867—Total Receipts, , $10,173,047 61. 1866—Total Receipts, $6,217,035 88. 2. <> $3,956,011 73 LOSSES PAID. 1866 so.. $048,714 48. 1867....«-.-. 914,587 78. Decrease: : =< +<<+ =: $832,176 70. =D $1,248,011, about Exceeding Losses, H. 8. HOMANS, General Agent 224 Montgomery St. San Francisco. i withthe GEE SALES OF CLOTHING, — . FURNISHING Goons, AT : THE : » . Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, BANNER BROTHERS, Having éstablichéd the fact that they eam and do sell Clothing, Boots, Shees, Hats, &c. cheaper than any of their competitors are now in the field Largest and Saeat assortment oP — Gentlemen's and Boy's iS SPRING CLOTHING & AD FU RNISHING GOODS, Ever batete brought to the interior of the State We sell our Goods at from 50 to 75 per cent Lower than former rates. Attention! ll yein want of Clothing . We now offer you Goods at Lower Prices than, you ever bought them before and Cheaper than you can get them anywhere else, ing Goods, and Business Snits are of the ; LATEST STYLES And superior to any hitherto imported. Fine Fashionable Dress Suits ! We will sel! for Less Money than they can be bought for anywhere else in California, Gentlemen ! We ask you to examine our Ciothing--we feélassur-— ed we can satisfy you, both as to style, quali.y and price! HATS! HATS! HATS! Enough ‘o cover every tnan’s head in the county—of the Latest Styles and of every conceivable shapes and colors. SHIRTS & UNDERCLOTHING. On Hand--An unlimited snpply of Fine White Shirts, including the celebrated Star and Adkinsoh make. Under Clothing, Hosiery, Handkerehiefs, Patent Gutta Percha ‘Cravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, and Yankee Motions of every de scription. TO ALL MERCHANTS ! Who deal in Clothing, both in this city and county, we would say, call on us before going . to San Francisco to make purchases. We ean sell you goods in this city, at Lower rates than you can buy them at the Bay. t#” OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE forthe Spring Trade and our of any others.23 And everybody in want of any Goods in our line, had better consnit their own interest by Sesnndngpescpatoe an HATS, BOOTS, SHOES. sc, -&e. } 2° oe oe ae eee ae bee ee Wee er ee . ee ge eee ge ee nega S et ne Rae we ae a eee!) ee eee Pee Ni ree P So: SP spe Soe GS em eee Sas RP es en nee ) — 4 Se tae ee a oe ee a eee Ve .