April 22, 1864 (4 pages)

+ ed. +A arshal an do ordain e Marshal Trustees, 'y, and ‘to violationsoticee He duty, to rt, in cases: resent. the e,*to sup1, to arrest r persons: » the quiet ty of an nstody all @ appearheir being iving. It 1 commitny violent or tumult derly citii which it ssing the person or on 1, such tu the city arliest peJustice ofAse. e Marshal a8 for the uty as he d security rly to fires forthwith x doing of et all fines nances, tre= ich may be and receipt ‘Treasurer he city, on month, reTreasurer, it with the pt therefor all monies be by him 1es-be open ees, and to ir consid. least once shal shall ‘to appoint nay be apsuch Depeand possied to the shal being his Officia ay appoint ofiiee until ed, but the , for good uch policeted. to the nee. They time as the: obey his inthe pelice er persons duty shall . Justice of ‘eported to emen shall Bervicus as ‘ val rthe ditties — y Mth 76, ix 184. c; Pres’t. urt of the he State of Nevada, 88. to Walter ned to apDonald Davice of this y and withiis District ty days if f this Disl4th day of a decree of wo certain’ of Novem spectively, ov Geo, -W. tiff, and for nd in said nd describ‘ising from unt due on rth in sald efendant to “i to said mortgage. to wit, thé viz. on the 28th day of r cent per 10, with in63. at 2 per ud interest ‘esten first up to May etmain alter y,80 appliy lrave exendaat, also ery person ant subseigage and y be barred nh and oquimortgaged ‘such other yremises as ySu fail. to cted, plainheiefor by ~ it aad counge and also fas is pray, H. Farquourt afvurend and imim Nevada 4, + Clerk. . Deputy. ad. District .R, clerk. , Deputy.) apio-3m vant te an ting the eity ) the quaillcetion will 34, for, the shal, One \ " ARK; Pres: i the Judge* 1c. . Gheap as the Cheapest. It-is his des . ” Womens’ Shoes, _ Misses -*. LAMOTT, /@ALAFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION . ‘Pillleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and ‘Bnd Saturdays. Boats, apply en board, or at the olfice of the CaliAevatla Daily Gransevipt, Published Daily—Monday Excepted. Terms ofthe Transéript—25 cts per weck. Office on Commercial Street. = —— William R. Coe, NEVADA RESTAURANT. ae No. 39 Broad Street, Next door to G. W.Kidd’s Banking . LECOC@ would inform his old friends 7e and patrons that hehas re-opened at the above place, his Saee ——Rotisscric ttid Restaurant, = Which will be carried on in a style heretofore unknowa-inaPersons wishing a first cl8s meal are invited to call. The culinary department is carried on in sight of the customers, and none but the choicest morsels are used here. Families wiching tohave a Koast deliyered to them, or parties desirous of *#F RECHERCHE DINNER Are invitedto come. The services of Stié of th best cooks in California haa been secured by the At the Old Corner, 8 STIL THERB, and wanis it to be A distinetly understood that he ia going to stay there and sell his goods as termination not to be under“ola by anybody ! His stock consists of Thick and Thin Sole. tay Gaiters, Balmorals, ‘And every style of Shoe! and Children’s Shoes. $ “ Every style. Benkert’s Pump sole, Dress, “Square Edge, Double sole, & “Quilted Bottsm Boots." A large assertment of Heavy and Light Boots, Gum. Boots, &c. —liners’ ») fe sells LEATHER. TOOLS, SHOE FINDINGS, of every description at : San Francisco Prices retall, BootandShoemaker’s supplied-at command. ~ ~ AW work bought at the store is warranted and “Will be repaired free 0. cost, if itrips unreason~Bblys : Having one ofthe very best workmen in the te lam prepared to make Bovis at short no fice and warrant a fit or no sale. : Grateful for liberal patronage in the past, I am determined to merit it in the future by givg the pablic first rate articles and at the low_@8t possible prices. = Remember the Corner : WM. R. COE, _ Nevada, Jan. 4th. = FALL SLY LE : For 1863 ! FASHIONABLE HATTER, Cer. of 2nd and J St. SACRAMENTO. ASussued the style of Hats for Fall and inter wear. this is the Best place in the State to procure a-fime and Fashi¢nablse Tile cali on him and select S One from his—the Largest & best:stock in the country 4 QWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. —AT PRICES— . Orders from the country promptly and thfully attended to. './ & Large assortment of i LADIES’ FURS!! 4 Just Received. P Sacramento, Sépt. 16th. COMPANY. The fast and splendid steam ers CHR YSOPOLIS anid ANTELUPE will leave on alternate days for San Fran isco, at 2 o’clock P.M from the foot of Kistreet Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, ChadwitkMaster ridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maswill leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, aryaville and Intermediate Land. ings—Every Day. Steamer Youmg America, Littleton, Mas. Jer. and stcamer.s wallew.Summers, Master, Will leave on alternate days for Maryaville,a 7 clock, A.M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. Uatil further notice, the steamers of the Calinia Steam Navigation Company will make two ps per week to Ked Bluff, leaving this city om Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M ae reight reeeived every day. orfrieght or passaye by any of the aBove i ae. Steam ees vee: on board . W.H. TAYLOR. . gents. cramento, April [7th—tf Fashionable Tailor Shop. _ J. DOWNING, OULD inform the geatiemen of Nevada ¥-that he has taken the New Store on Ime Street, 1 door from Knox’ Brick Mlding, . No Opposition until April 234. followin deceased, praying for an order to sell Keal ‘Ksthe’ Real Estate, to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased. and the dvbts, expenses, and charges of the Admiuiatration. fore ordered by t) ested in the said Nstate ap: at the Court Room of said Probate Court. to show cause why an order should not be granted to said Administrator torell as much of the Real Estate of the deceased, as shail be necesa. ? ary, and that a copy of this order be-published at least four successive weeks in the NEVAPa DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a newsp4yer printed and published in Nevada: aforesaid, hcreby certify the foregoimy to be a true record in the adove matter. s line himself, and it is his intention to make this a model Restaurant. Kr Board from $7 per week and upwaras. Single Méals from 50 cts up. Nevada, Dec. 7—tf GREAT REDUCTION ON THAT DAY! ‘PEO PLE’S OPPCSITION Steamship Line, For New York via Panama. The fast and well-known Deuhle Engine Stearaship, » MOSES TAYLOR, J. H. BLETHEN. .:550500s0.°.s.Commander. Will be dispatched for FAN AMA, Saturday, April 23d, 1864. From Mission Street Wharf, at 9 o’clock A. M. Connecting at Aspinwall, via PANAMA /RAILROAD, with the steamship ILLINOIS, FOR NEW -YORK.TheMoses ‘Naylor since ber last trip has been on the Dry Dock, ewly eoppered, thor: commoedations equal to any on this coast. For passage apply to I K. N. W. cor Buttery & Pine sta.up stairs, San Fran. . /PAGIFIC MAIL Ss. S. Co. —PHE FOLLOWING Steamships will be dispatched-in the month of April, 184: April2d—GOLDEN AGE, W. F. Lapidge, Coin. April 8—GOLDEN CITY. R. H. Pea¥son, Com Apri2<3f.-LOUS, WH tidson, Com'r. From folsom street Wiiarf, San Francisco, at 9 o'clock ‘A. M+ punetaally : OR PANAMA. Passengers wil! be conveyed from Panrma to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company, and from Aspinwall tu New York by the Atian tic and Pacific Steamship Company. _:_._ Rates of Farefor Golden Aget First Cabin—Upper Saloon...++++-$213 60 First cabin—Dining Saloon..2.. 16% 60 Second cabin. .cccsseceeecevsaiiaicicsca+ 10700 Stéeragescccssceseesi esses scsi o-+-40 00 A. B. FORBES, Agent, P M. 8. Co., ~~ cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts. NEVADA GAS COMPANY. HE Company hereby give notice to the citi zens of Nevada that Gas will be turned on the street mains on Tuesday, 26th inst. The company are prepared to put up pipe and fixtures for all persons desirous of burning Gas. All persons are requested to leave their orders at the Gas Works, Thé price for pitting up pipe hes toen reduc ed by the company to 26 cts. per foot. The price for fixtures as per kind and quality The price of Gas wil. be as heretofore with the rates of diseount : 500 and up te 1000-feet per week; 5 per cent off. 1000 and up to 2090, 10 per ceut. off. 2000 and upwards 15 per cent off. + All ateters re set for former consumers free of charge. By order ofvI'rustees: j2t B. T. ALLEN, Supt.DR. A. CHAPMAN, ical and Mechanical Dentist, e—Coruer of Broud and Pine Streets ~F-would-inform my friends and all wishing my services that I am prepared to attead those favoring me with a call, atany hour. TEETH after “having become sensitive by exposure ofthe merve will be filled without causing pain. : I will warrant all Work Done at-this office, to be performe:! in a more skillful manner, and better satisfaction givin than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My eharges are modcrate, and to suitthe times. I am permanently located in this city. ‘ Residence on Sacramento street, 3d house frdm Temperance Hall. é RO BATE NOTLCK.—Probate Cuurt, Ne “vada county. Ia the matter of the Estate of kK. Pierce, deceased. It appearing to the Court by the petition presepted and filed by James Pierce, Administrator of the Estate of RK. Perce 7 Sur, oO tate, that.it is necessary to sell some portion of It is there r before the said Probate Cuurt, on Monday the 25th day of April 1864, at 10 o’elock in the Torenoon of that day, ROBERTS, Agent. . Having opened a shop at his res. idenceonSpriv Street is ready to do work at : “ ; ‘ DA. the Court that all persons inter 1{NOLD DUST purchased at the hignest curities purchased at the highest Mark ‘“WILD PICEON.”’: A. STEVENS, Proprieter. I Have again opened the ‘Wild Pigeon Saioon,” at the old stand on RROAD STREET, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. Where I will be glad to see my old-customers and the public generally. A good supply of . Wines, Ales, Liquors, Larger Beer, . CIGARS, ete. ete,-—--—— i Always Kept on HandGive mea call at the old place. mh2-3m A. C. NILES, aw. ( Broad and Piue streets, Nevada A. A. SARGENT. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. FFICE—In Kidd’s Building, corner of Broalaad Pine streets—Nevada J. 1. CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Office on Broad street, in Fire proof Building, opposite Speace’s Drug Store. E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace, 8 gh Koon at the Old Place, on Broad ( Street, A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer in WINES, LIQUORS, BITTFRS, Sc, &c. “Next to Wiaver& Crstore, on Broad Street Nevada; Now 19m" FFICE—In Lewis’ Building, corner. of New Boot Store. . : B. LUTZ would hy tpg Bays old friends and customers that he can be found at his old stand . On Broad Strect, Few doors from the corner of Pine, Where he is prepared to make Boota on short no and will guarantee satisfaction in every particular. Repairing Pps! done and at low rates. } Give meaeallif-you-want-egood pair of Boots made, or any Repairing done. aps tf Missing Books, ERSONS having any of the following books in their possession, belonging to the Nevada Library Associatiun, are requested to return them forthwith to the Librarium, Mr.-Geo. A. Church. at the Bookstore of Church & Cov Conquest of Mexico.y 1 Political Economy, O 4th, 1864, this Company will run a DAFLY LINE Concord Coaches, Six Horse : —TOo—. VIRGINIA CITY, : And all parts or Scott’s Novela, v4 Melliehampe;#"Lyell’s Geology; 4 vole Conquest of México, Redburnu. i cto, ‘Lavengro. (dup) -Brazil.and-theBrazilians Wide Wide Wo.ld,2 vs Puritans, ‘ Yellowplush Pavers, Almost a Heroine, Brown's Letters, Lamb’s Essay, a Miscellanies Emollett, Proverbial. Philosophy Lorgnette, Sacred scenes and charBarnaby Rudge, acters. New’ stories, : History of Arabia Aurora Leigh, : Franklin’sWorks, v 1 Extempoancous speak’g Ben Johnson v.1, Schiller, 3d vol Hypatia, Sparrowzrass Paper Representative Men Brougham’s stories, Orley Farm, Will He Find Her, Richard Hurdis, Moss-side, Border Beagles, Christie Johnson, La Plata, Glo:sary. of Mineral Avadia, Discoveries of °54. : Autocrat of the Break-Copper and Copper ogy fast Table, ing. By order ef the Association, ' CHAS. MARSH, President. G. A, Chureh, secretary. NEW STORE! NEW Goops CHAS. TEWKSBURY, Vas opened a Tin Ware Store, Broad Street, Kverything in the Tinware line promptly exe: J cuted, such as tin roofing, &c. 12 3m _. GEO. E. TURNER, ; DEALER IN Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, Stoves, ~ &e. &e. Everything made to order in the Tinware line. Job Work done at short notice. . Give me a call at my new Store on Main. street, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. JOHN HERTZINGER, . Would —his friends anu the public generally that he has just received from San Prancisco a magnifirent-steck of Boots & Shoes which he will sell at low rates, Boots and Shoes made to order. Repairing done at short noiice and. on reasonable terma. Give mv «call at my new place of bus ness on Commercial Street, a few doors helow the Daily Transcript Printing Office, CEO. E. WITHINCTON, Sign and Ornamental Painter, House Painting promptly attended to. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER, CURTAIN FIXTURES, &c, &c. At the toot of: Broad Street, Nevada. CUNSMITFING. Z. P. DAVIS, Gunsmithing, Lock Repairing. &c. at. short notice and on reasonabl* * *rms. Nevada, Nov. Eth. HW. MACKIE HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BAIN KERS. (Successors toC W Muiford.) ~ At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. Got DUST boughtat the Highesi Rates Sight Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento. » Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, Bh sums to suit. a X + Advances made on Gold forwarded to the L. 8. Mint for Assay or Coinage. : County orale ught at the Highest Rates. , thn. nea or insarsnce against Fire. evada,—/uly Ist, 1362. / GEO. W KIDD BANEKER, Iz the Granite Building. Broad stree i NEVA Market Rates, and liberal advances m Gu Dust forwarded tor Assay or for Coinage at the U.S Mint. Sight Checks ou San Franeisco and Sacramen. to. ~“Drafts on the Eastern citics at the Lowest, Rate:— ™ te ~Cottections made, and. State and County Ane value. Nevada, March 7, 1861-t# A C. NILES, Probate Judge, 1, RB. H. Farquhar, Clerk of the Probate.court, y of ua order duly made and entered of Xr No. 8 Mill Street, Grass Valicy.cy ter and Cigars, kept at this Saloon. “(Phe finest Wines, Ale, Liquers, PerNevadans give mea call, Sireipcipeneeyr clr a ee ea " and has hand on every kiad of Cloths ssi tness seal of said court t Patterms, suitab’e for ‘coaks, pants, and. seal aes uond Geyer Meares 1864. Poy racbended, pa oe 10 sake 8 i> Aart eve M. H. FARQUHAR vide in the tailoring line, rd st mee , A. A. Sargent, Atty. ibs <=), At-his-oldstand—formerty Stoakes’ on ~~ ms {. Smith for the sum of $50 75. principal debt, pertainia : r i . _. Netice ih, hereby alice that. will expose to ‘. public sale a Slee uma w. m YYould tatorm < ub ss evada and the surroundin 3 8 country tat he has yomoves his stock of To Kiad’s Butiding, u Pine Street Ne has just received a large and splendid lot of Boots and Shoes from San Francisco, whieh he will sell at very low rates. He invites the attention of eve and examine his stock. _ootn made to order, ._... Repairing promptly and acatly done. Nevada, July S4th.—=tt . UNION LIVERY STABLE. -Spring Street; Nevada. ; JOHN A. LANs Oo. CASTER would in form hia friends and. ie the public g: nerally hat he has added extensively to his aiready large and elegant establishment. of Horses, ugSies, Saddles; Harness, &c, and } prepared to furnish ag tine turn outs as can be found in the state. Well trained, fleet and easy Saddle Horses well pe yeh for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready atall times A. long axperienes in the bis iness and an earnest desire to retain the contidence of my fiiends leads me to believe I will be able to give general satisfaction Particular attention puid to Horses on livery Carriages always in. readin 88 with care‘ul drivers for the use of parties. Balls; &¢. ‘The quality of stock wi.l permit me to say that titose eking pleasure or engaged on business would do weil to give me a call. ( KRDINANCE No, 6—Kevised—An Ordinance in relation to powder. The ‘Trustees of the city of Nevada, do ordain as follows; ; Sec. i. It shall not be lawful for any person or persens to keep powder in a greater quantity than ge pounds for alonger period than four hours within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada, excepting in the powder house on the Washington road now occupied by Hanson & Co, Sec. 2, Any person or person. whoshall. vie. late the provision of Sec. 1, sh.Jl on conviction thereof be fined in any sum not less than twentyfive and not exvceding one hundred dollars, or be imprisoued in the city prison not exceeding ten days. Sec 3. “All ordinances heretofore passed—in relation to powder are hereby repealed. . Pussed dy to call March 21, 1364. JONA, CLAKK,. Pres. UL. S. Baker, Clerk. NOLICE. A eer undersigned willapply.to the Board of Supervisors of Nevada county at their meeting in May next, for renewal of license to collect toll for one year on ‘Trail and Bridge, crossing the Middle Yuba opposiie Orleans Flat, H. DIKVENDORFF, Moore’s Flat, April 6th. jer s tA ia’S SAE .—By virtue of Cc an execution to me delivered, issued from the Court.of KR McGoun Ksq., dn acting Justice of the Feace ip and—for Litde York township. county of Nevada and State of California, bearing date April 11, 1864, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court on the 11th day of April, 1864, in favor of H. P, Kleloe and ag: inst Chas. and $14 40 costs of suit. I have saken im executien the following described property, heretoforeattached to wit: All the right, title and interest of said deiendant of, in and to that certain set of eae Sore situated on-Christmas hill, near™Little York«and known ag the Erie Co’s claims. Alvo the interest.of said defendauts of, in andto that certain miuing claim, situatec on said hi. and bounded as ivilows: Cn the south by H. Miller’s claim, on the east by the Illmois Co’s claims. on the north by a line of stakes, and onthe west by a line of.stakes, together. with all appurtetances belonging or apto the above described mining claims. . all the ve descri property for eash in hand, to the highest «r. at the vil lage of Little York, om the 5th day Of May, 1864, between the hours of 9 o’elock A. Mand 4 0°clock P. M. ‘Taken as the ty of said defendant to satisfy the above ands and accruing costs. ve mwader my hand, thie the 13th day of re © ite Cones Bt SY, 4) poy dy poy pdrp orp dyed) POVe i RE. Proprietor. Grass Valley, Nov. 1 ens of . Life of Bonaparte. Charles 0’Malley, Stages leave the office from the ome Life ‘4 : ‘ es t Boswell’s Juhnson, v2 Mohicans, }. UNION MHOTEL,..MAIN STREET, For Virginia, at 2 30 P. Mm. Each day. For Lincoln and Sacramento—connecting at Auburn Station witathe curs of the Sacramento Vatiey iailroad—at 6 A. M. 8 PEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT’ GUARANTEED. — W. H. LADD, President. ~ W. 8. McRoberts, Agent. Nevada, March 1th. Mead & Van Tassell, HATTERS, T their n 3 » Noi ° Russ Heck. tes a0 coe ” SPRING & SUMMER STYLES OF HATS, : : CAPS, CANES, UMBRELLAS, And the only complete assortment of iS MILITARY GOOD $s! £ . Ever received in the State. We are_in by every steamer, gotten up tu Our special oruer, buth in Paris and ew York. No. 227 Montgomer Street. Block, San Franciseo. . * "ap? ie A. BARUH, Opposite St. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevuda pe i Cal. Informs the public that he wi keep noth on had, “i Ranch Butter, Cheese. Vegetables, Coifee, Case Goods, Fruit;—Afine assortment of goods usually found ima atore ot p that kind. His articles are all of the first quali-~ ty and will be sold-cheap_for-cash.— He can-alwaye be found at his old stand on Commereial street. Nevada. Nov. 16th. MINER’S HOTEL —AND— RESTAURANT. & Ss The above Hotel ia now_compieted and ready to accommodate any number of persens with Board and Lodgitg. This house his now the best French cook in the State, : The table will be supplied with everything the market affords. The Lodging Department gontasne everything to make travelers “ comfortable. Board as cheap as at any other place in the mountains. . The Bar ia always supPlied with Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars. -English, French and German spoken at this house. mh3-3m F. STUMPF. NEVADA IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. chinery of every deéseription.— es Machinery constructed, ftted up_or repaired. Kvery kinds of Building Castings, Saw, urist, Malt und Bark Milla— Horse Power and Car Wheels. Orders~ filled promptly, and at as low rates as any Esteblishmentin Sacramento or San Franclaco—ireight added, os HEUGH: & THOM Steam Engines and Bollers builttoorder. Castings and MaStar Quartz Mining Compa’y. Anununl Meeting of Stockholders. Nazis is hereby given that the 4nnual Meeting of the Stuckholdes in the star Quartz Mining Company will be held at the office of said company, in ile sture of A. Sanford, on Broad street, at the hour of 63¢ o'clock, k. M. on the 2ud day of May next. 4 full representation, either by person or proxy, is carnestly requested. " D, Be FKINK, Seo’y, Nevada, April 2nd—im : RDINANC& No. 3—Revised.—An Ordinance fixing the Hunde of certain city offers. ‘The Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as tollows : f eS aRaree = ee See: i.Tf'he Marshal, Treasurer and Assessor. shall each yive bonas with two or more geod and sufficieat sureties, to be approved by the Buard of trustees, puyabie to tue inhabitants of the city of Nevada, cunuit:oual tor the tustiifed periormance v1 their duuer, im the penal sume duslow ing, LO-wit: ihe ‘in the sum of $5,000. Tue ‘Treasurer in the sum 91 95,00. ‘bne Assessor in tue sum oF 91 WU. Sec, ¢. All orders heretoiore axing the bounds. of city cflicers are hesevy repald. Faseed Aéarch 21, led. JUNA. CLAKA, Pres. AND AFTER MONDAY, DECOR F.STUMPF, Proprietor. extra qualities of Soft Hate, ae FANILY GROUERY STORE. » NEVADA TERRITORY. vte

+ ed. +A arshal an do ordain e Marshal Trustees, 'y, and ‘to violationsoticee He duty, to rt, in cases: resent. the e,*to sup1, to arrest r persons: » the quiet ty of an nstody all @ appearheir being iving. It 1 commitny violent or tumult derly citii which it ssing the person or on 1, such tu the city arliest peJustice ofAse. e Marshal a8 for the uty as he d security rly to fires forthwith x doing of et all fines nances, tre= ich may be and receipt ‘Treasurer he city, on month, reTreasurer, it with the pt therefor all monies be by him 1es-be open ees, and to ir consid. least once shal shall ‘to appoint nay be apsuch Depeand possied to the shal being his Officia ay appoint ofiiee until ed, but the , for good uch policeted. to the nee. They time as the: obey his inthe pelice er persons duty shall . Justice of ‘eported to emen shall Bervicus as ‘ val rthe ditties — y Mth 76, ix 184. c; Pres’t. urt of the he State of Nevada, 88. to Walter ned to apDonald Davice of this y and withiis District ty days if f this Disl4th day of a decree of wo certain’ of Novem spectively, ov Geo, -W. tiff, and for nd in said nd describ‘ising from unt due on rth in sald efendant to “i to said mortgage. to wit, thé viz. on the 28th day of r cent per 10, with in63. at 2 per ud interest ‘esten first up to May etmain alter y,80 appliy lrave exendaat, also ery person ant subseigage and y be barred nh and oquimortgaged ‘such other yremises as ySu fail. to cted, plainheiefor by ~ it aad counge and also fas is pray, H. Farquourt afvurend and imim Nevada 4, + Clerk. . Deputy. ad. District .R, clerk. , Deputy.) apio-3m vant te an ting the eity ) the quaillcetion will 34, for, the shal, One \ " ARK; Pres: i the Judge* 1c. . Gheap as the Cheapest. It-is his des . ” Womens’ Shoes, _ Misses -*. LAMOTT, /@ALAFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION . ‘Pillleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and ‘Bnd Saturdays. Boats, apply en board, or at the olfice of the CaliAevatla Daily Gransevipt, Published Daily—Monday Excepted. Terms ofthe Transéript—25 cts per weck. Office on Commercial Street. = —— William R. Coe, NEVADA RESTAURANT. ae No. 39 Broad Street, Next door to G. W..Kidd’s Banking . LECOC@ would inform his old friends 7e and patrons that hehas re-opened at the above place, his Saee ——Rotisscric ttid Restaurant, = Which will be carried on in a style heretofore unknowa-inaPersons wishing a first cl8s meal are invited to call. The culinary department is carried on in sight of the customers, and none but the choicest morsels are used here. Families wiching tohave a Koast deliyered to them, or parties desirous of *#F RECHERCHE DINNER Are invitedto come. The services of Stié of th best cooks in California haa been secured by the At the Old Corner, 8 STIL THERB, and wanis it to be A distinetly understood that he ia going to stay there and sell his goods as termination not to be under“ola by anybody ! His stock consists of Thick and Thin Sole. tay Gaiters, Balmorals, ‘And every style of Shoe! and Children’s Shoes. $ “ Every style. Benkert’s Pump sole, Dress, “Square Edge, Double sole, & “Quilted Bottsm Boots." A large assertment of Heavy and Light Boots, Gum. Boots, &c. —liners’ ») fe sells LEATHER. TOOLS, SHOE FINDINGS, of every description at : San Francisco Prices retall, BootandShoemaker’s supplied-at command. ~ ~ AW work bought at the store is warranted and “Will be repaired free 0. cost, if itrips unreason~Bblys : Having one ofthe very best workmen in the te lam prepared to make Bovis at short no fice and warrant a fit or no sale. : Grateful for liberal patronage in the past, I am determined to merit it in the future by givg the pablic first rate articles and at the low_@8t possible prices. = Remember the Corner : WM. R. COE, _ Nevada, Jan. 4th. = FALL SLY LE : For 1863 ! FASHIONABLE HATTER, Cer. of 2nd and J St. SACRAMENTO. ASussued the style of Hats for Fall and inter wear. this is the Best place in the State to procure a-fime and Fashi¢nablse Tile cali on him and select S One from his—the Largest & best:stock in the country 4 QWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. —AT PRICES— . Orders from the country promptly and thfully attended to. './ & Large assortment of i LADIES’ FURS!! 4 Just Received. P Sacramento, Sépt. 16th. COMPANY. The fast and splendid steam ers CHR YSOPOLIS anid ANTELUPE will leave on alternate days for San Fran isco, at 2 o’clock P.M from the foot of Kistreet Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, ChadwitkMaster ridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maswill leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, aryaville and Intermediate Land. ings—Every Day. Steamer Youmg America, Littleton, Mas. Jer. and stcamer.s wallew.Summers, Master, Will leave on alternate days for Maryaville,a 7 clock, A.M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. Uatil further notice, the steamers of the Calinia Steam Navigation Company will make two ps per week to Ked Bluff, leaving this city om Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M ae reight reeeived every day. orfrieght or passaye by any of the aBove i ae. Steam ees vee: on board . W.H. TAYLOR. . gents. cramento, April [7th—tf Fashionable Tailor Shop. _ J. DOWNING, OULD inform the geatiemen of Nevada ¥-that he has taken the New Store on Ime Street, 1 door from Knox’ Brick Mlding, . No Opposition until April 234. followin deceased, praying for an order to sell Keal ‘Ksthe’ Real Estate, to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased. and the dvbts, expenses, and charges of the Admiuiatration. fore ordered by t) ested in the said Nstate ap: at the Court Room of said Probate Court. to show cause why an order should not be granted to said Administrator torell as much of the Real Estate of the deceased, as shail be necesa. ? ary, and that a copy of this order be-published at least four successive weeks in the NEVAPa DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a newsp4yer printed and published in Nevada: aforesaid, hcreby certify the foregoimy to be a true record in the adove matter. s line himself, and it is his intention to make this a model Restaurant. Kr Board from $7 per week and upwaras. Single Méals from 50 cts up. Nevada, Dec. 7—tf GREAT REDUCTION ON THAT DAY! ‘PEO PLE’S OPPCSITION Steamship Line, For New York via Panama. The fast and well-known Deuhle Engine Stearaship, » MOSES TAYLOR, J. H. BLETHEN. ..:550500s0.°.s.Commander. Will be dispatched for FAN AMA, Saturday, April 23d, 1864. From Mission Street Wharf, at 9 o’clock A. M. Connecting at Aspinwall, via PANAMA /RAILROAD, with the steamship ILLINOIS, FOR NEW -YORK.TheMoses ‘Naylor since ber last trip has been on the Dry Dock, ewly eoppered, thor: commoedations equal to any on this coast. For passage apply to I K. N. W. cor Buttery & Pine sta.up stairs, San Fran. . /PAGIFIC MAIL Ss. S. Co. —PHE FOLLOWING Steamships will be dispatched-in the month of April, 184: April2d—GOLDEN AGE, W. F. Lapidge, Coin. April 8—GOLDEN CITY. R. H. Pea¥son, Com Apri2<3f.-LOUS, WH tidson, Com'r. From folsom street Wiiarf, San Francisco, at 9 o'clock ‘A. M+ punetaally : OR PANAMA. Passengers wil! be conveyed from Panrma to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company, and from Aspinwall tu New York by the Atian tic and Pacific Steamship Company. _:_.._ Rates of Farefor Golden Aget First Cabin—Upper Saloon.....++++-$213 60 First cabin—Dining Saloon....2.... 16% 60 Second cabin.. .cccsseceeecevsaiiaicicsca+ 10700 Stéeragescccssceseesi esses scsi o-+-40 00 A. B. FORBES, Agent, P M. 8. Co., ~~ cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts. NEVADA GAS COMPANY. HE Company hereby give notice to the citi zens of Nevada that Gas will be turned on the street mains on Tuesday, 26th inst. The company are prepared to put up pipe and fixtures for all persons desirous of burning Gas. All persons are requested to leave their orders at the Gas Works, Thé price for pitting up pipe hes toen reduc ed by the company to 26 cts. per foot. The price for fixtures as per kind and quality The price of Gas wil. be as heretofore with the rates of diseount : 500 and up te 1000-feet per week; 5 per cent off. 1000 and up to 2090, 10 per ceut. off. 2000 and upwards 15 per cent off. + All ateters re set for former consumers free of charge. By order ofvI'rustees: j2t B. T. ALLEN, Supt.DR. A. CHAPMAN, ical and Mechanical Dentist, e—Coruer of Broud and Pine Streets ~F-would-inform my friends and all wishing my services that I am prepared to attead those favoring me with a call, atany hour. TEETH after “having become sensitive by exposure ofthe merve will be filled without causing pain. : I will warrant all Work Done at-this office, to be performe:! in a more skillful manner, and better satisfaction givin than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My eharges are modcrate, and to suitthe times. I am permanently located in this city. ‘ Residence on Sacramento street, 3d house frdm Temperance Hall. é RO BATE NOTLCK.—Probate Cuurt, Ne “vada county. Ia the matter of the Estate of kK. Pierce, deceased. It appearing to the Court by the petition presepted and filed by James Pierce, Administrator of the Estate of RK. Perce 7 Sur, oO tate, that.it is necessary to sell some portion of It is there r before the said Probate Cuurt, on Monday the 25th day of April

1864, at 10 o’elock in the Torenoon of that day, ROBERTS, Agent. . Having opened a shop at his res. idenceonSpriv Street is ready to do work at : “ ; ‘ DA. the Court that all persons inter 1{NOLD DUST purchased at the hignest curities purchased at the highest Mark ‘“WILD PICEON.”’: A. STEVENS, Proprieter. I Have again opened the ‘Wild Pigeon Saioon,” at the old stand on RROAD STREET, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. Where I will be glad to see my old-customers and the public generally. A good supply of . Wines, Ales, Liquors, Larger Beer, . CIGARS, ete. ete,-—--—— i Always Kept on HandGive mea call at the old place. mh2-3m A. C. NILES, aw. ( Broad and Piue streets, Nevada A. A. SARGENT. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. FFICE—In Kidd’s Building, corner of Broalaad Pine streets—Nevada J. 1. CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, Office on Broad street, in Fire proof Building, opposite Speace’s Drug Store. E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace, 8 gh Koon at the Old Place, on Broad ( Street, A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer in WINES, LIQUORS, BITTFRS, Sc, &c. “Next to Wiaver& Crstore, on Broad Street Nevada; Now 19m" FFICE—In Lewis’ Building, corner. of New Boot Store. . : B. LUTZ would hy tpg Bays old friends and customers that he can be found at his old stand . On Broad Strect, Few doors from the corner of Pine, Where he is prepared to make Boota on short no and will guarantee satisfaction in every particular. Repairing Pps! done and at low rates. } Give meaeallif-you-want-egood pair of Boots made, or any Repairing done. aps tf Missing Books, ERSONS having any of the following books in their possession, belonging to the Nevada Library Associatiun, are requested to return them forthwith to the Librarium, Mr.-Geo. A. Church. at the Bookstore of Church & Cov Conquest of Mexico.y 1 Political Economy, O 4th, 1864, this Company will run a DAFLY LINE Concord Coaches, Six Horse : —TOo—. VIRGINIA CITY, : And all parts or Scott’s Novela, v4 Melliehampe;#"Lyell’s Geology; 4 vole Conquest of México, Redburnu. i cto, ‘Lavengro. (dup) -Brazil.and-theBrazilians Wide Wide Wo.ld,2 vs Puritans, ‘ Yellowplush Pavers, Almost a Heroine, Brown's Letters, Lamb’s Essay, a Miscellanies Emollett, Proverbial. Philosophy Lorgnette, Sacred scenes and charBarnaby Rudge, acters.. New’ stories, : History of Arabia Aurora Leigh, : Franklin’sWorks, v 1 Extempoancous speak’g Ben Johnson v.1, Schiller, 3d vol Hypatia, Sparrowzrass Paper Representative Men Brougham’s stories, Orley Farm, Will He Find Her, Richard Hurdis, Moss-side, Border Beagles, Christie Johnson, La Plata, Glo:sary. of Mineral Avadia, Discoveries of °54. : Autocrat of the Break-Copper and Copper ogy fast Table, ing. By order ef the Association, ' CHAS. MARSH, President. G. A, Chureh, secretary. NEW STORE! NEW Goops CHAS. TEWKSBURY, Vas opened a Tin Ware Store, Broad Street, Kverything in the Tinware line promptly exe: J cuted, such as tin roofing, &c. 12 3m _. GEO. E. TURNER, ; DEALER IN Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, Stoves, ~ &e. &e. Everything made to order in the Tinware line. Job Work done at short notice. . Give me a call at my new Store on Main. street, opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. JOHN HERTZINGER, . Would —his friends anu the public generally that he has just received from San Prancisco a magnifirent-steck of Boots & Shoes which he will sell at low rates, Boots and Shoes made to order. Repairing done at short noiice and. on reasonable terma. Give mv «call at my new place of bus ness on Commercial Street, a few doors helow the Daily Transcript Printing Office, CEO. E. WITHINCTON, Sign and Ornamental Painter, House Painting promptly attended to. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER, CURTAIN FIXTURES, &c, &c. At the toot of: Broad Street, Nevada. CUNSMITFING. Z. P. DAVIS, Gunsmithing, Lock Repairing. &c. at. short notice and on reasonabl* * *rms. Nevada, Nov. Eth. HW. MACKIE HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BAIN KERS. (Successors toC W Muiford.) ~ At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. Got DUST boughtat the Highesi Rates Sight Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento. » Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, Bh sums to suit. a X + Advances made on Gold forwarded to the L. 8. Mint for Assay or Coinage. : County orale ught at the Highest Rates. , thn. nea or insarsnce against Fire. evada,—/uly Ist, 1362. / GEO. W KIDD BANEKER, Iz the Granite Building. Broad stree i NEVA Market Rates, and liberal advances m Gu Dust forwarded tor Assay or for Coinage at the U.S Mint. Sight Checks ou San Franeisco and Sacramen. to. ~“Drafts on the Eastern citics at the Lowest, Rate:— ™ te ~Cottections made, and. State and County Ane value. Nevada, March 7, 1861-t# A C. NILES, Probate Judge, 1, RB. H. Farquhar, Clerk of the Probate.court, y of ua order duly made and entered of Xr No. 8 Mill Street, Grass Valicy.cy ter and Cigars, kept at this Saloon. “(Phe finest Wines, Ale, Liquers, PerNevadans give mea call, Sireipcipeneeyr clr a ee ea " and has hand on every kiad of Cloths ssi tness seal of said court t Patterms, suitab’e for ‘coaks, pants, and. seal aes uond Geyer Meares 1864. Poy racbended, pa oe 10 sake 8 i> Aart eve M. H. FARQUHAR vide in the tailoring line, rd st mee , A. A. Sargent, Atty. ibs <=), At-his-oldstand—formerty Stoakes’ on ~~ ms {. Smith for the sum of $50 75. principal debt, pertainia : r i . _. Netice ih, hereby alice that. will expose to ‘. public sale a Slee uma w. m YYould tatorm < ub ss evada and the surroundin 3 8 country tat he has yomoves his stock of To Kiad’s Butiding, u Pine Street Ne has just received a large and splendid lot of Boots and Shoes from San Francisco, whieh he will sell at very low rates. He invites the attention of eve and examine his stock. _ootn made to order, ._..... Repairing promptly and acatly done. Nevada, July S4th.—=tt . UNION LIVERY STABLE. -Spring Street; Nevada. ; JOHN A. LANs Oo. CASTER would in form hia friends and. ie the public g: nerally hat he has added extensively to his aiready large and elegant establishment. of Horses, ugSies, Saddles; Harness, &c, and } prepared to furnish ag tine turn outs as can be found in the state. Well trained, fleet and easy Saddle Horses well pe yeh for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready atall times A. long axperienes in the bis iness and an earnest desire to retain the contidence of my fiiends leads me to believe I will be able to give general satisfaction Particular attention puid to Horses on livery Carriages always in. readin 88 with care‘ul drivers for the use of parties. Balls; &¢. ‘The quality of stock wi.l permit me to say that titose eking pleasure or engaged on business would do weil to give me a call. ( KRDINANCE No, 6—Kevised—An Ordinance in relation to powder. The ‘Trustees of the city of Nevada, do ordain as follows; ; Sec. i. It shall not be lawful for any person or persens to keep powder in a greater quantity than ge pounds for alonger period than four hours within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada, excepting in the powder house on the Washington road now occupied by Hanson & Co, Sec. 2, Any person or person. whoshall. vie. late the provision of Sec. 1, sh.Jl on conviction thereof be fined in any sum not less than twentyfive and not exvceding one hundred dollars, or be imprisoued in the city prison not exceeding ten days. Sec 3. “All ordinances heretofore passed—in relation to powder are hereby repealed. . Pussed dy to call March 21, 1364. JONA, CLAKK,. Pres. UL. S. Baker, Clerk. NOLICE. A eer undersigned willapply.to the Board of Supervisors of Nevada county at their meeting in May next, for renewal of license to collect toll for one year on ‘Trail and Bridge, crossing the Middle Yuba opposiie Orleans Flat, H. DIKVENDORFF, Moore’s Flat, April 6th. jer s tA ia’S SAE .—By virtue of Cc an execution to me delivered, issued from the Court.of KR McGoun Ksq., dn acting Justice of the Feace ip and—for Litde York township. county of Nevada and State of California, bearing date April 11, 1864, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court on the 11th day of April, 1864, in favor of H. P, Kleloe and ag: inst Chas. and $14 40 costs of suit. I have saken im executien the following described property, heretoforeattached to wit: All the right, title and interest of said deiendant of, in and to that certain set of eae Sore situated on-Christmas hill, near™Little York«and known ag the Erie Co’s claims.. Alvo the interest.of said defendauts of, in andto that certain miuing claim, situatec on said hi. and bounded as ivilows: Cn the south by H. Miller’s claim, on the east by the Illmois Co’s claims. on the north by a line of stakes, and onthe west by a line of.stakes, together. with all appurtetances belonging or apto the above described mining claims. . all the ve descri property for eash in hand, to the highest «r. at the vil lage of Little York, om the 5th day Of May, 1864, between the hours of 9 o’elock A. Mand 4 0°clock P. M. ‘Taken as the ty of said defendant to satisfy the above ands and accruing costs. ve mwader my hand, thie the 13th day of re © ite Cones Bt SY, 4) poy dy poy pdrp orp dyed) POVe i RE. Proprietor. Grass Valley, Nov. 1 ens of . Life of Bonaparte. Charles 0’Malley, Stages leave the office from the ome Life ‘4 : ‘ es t Boswell’s Juhnson, v2 Mohicans, }. UNION MHOTEL,...MAIN STREET, For Virginia, at 2 30 P. Mm. Each day. For Lincoln and Sacramento—connecting at Auburn Station witathe curs of the Sacramento Vatiey iailroad—at 6 A. M. 8 PEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT’ GUARANTEED. — W. H. LADD, President. ~ W. 8. McRoberts, Agent. Nevada, March 1th. Mead & Van Tassell, HATTERS, T their n 3 » Noi ° Russ Heck. tes a0 coe ” SPRING & SUMMER STYLES OF HATS, : : CAPS, CANES, UMBRELLAS, And the only complete assortment of iS MILITARY GOOD $s! £ . Ever received in the State. We are_in by every steamer, gotten up tu Our special oruer, buth in Paris and ew York. No. 227 Montgomer Street. Block, San Franciseo. . * "ap? ie A. BARUH, Opposite St. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevuda pe i Cal. Informs the public that he wi keep noth on had, “i Ranch Butter, Cheese. Vegetables, Coifee, Case Goods, Fruit;—Afine assortment of goods usually found ima atore ot p that kind.. His articles are all of the first quali-~ ty and will be sold-cheap_for-cash.— He can-alwaye be found at his old stand on Commereial street. Nevada. Nov. 16th. MINER’S HOTEL —AND— RESTAURANT. & Ss The above Hotel ia now_compieted and ready to accommodate any number of persens with Board and Lodgitg. This house his now the best French cook in the State, : The table will be supplied with everything the market affords. The Lodging Department gontasne everything to make travelers “ comfortable. Board as cheap as at any other place in the mountains. . The Bar ia always supPlied with Wines, Ales, Liquors and Cigars. -English, French and German spoken at this house. mh3-3m F. STUMPF. NEVADA IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. chinery of every deéseription.— es Machinery constructed, ftted up_or repaired. Kvery kinds of Building Castings, Saw, urist, Malt und Bark Milla— Horse Power and Car Wheels. Orders~ filled promptly, and at as low rates as any Esteblishmentin Sacramento or San Franclaco—ireight added, os HEUGH: & THOM Steam Engines and Bollers builttoorder. Castings and MaStar Quartz Mining Compa’y. Anununl Meeting of Stockholders. Nazis is hereby given that the 4nnual Meeting of the Stuckholdes in the star Quartz Mining Company will be held at the office of said company, in ile sture of A. Sanford, on Broad street, at the hour of 63¢ o'clock, k. M. on the 2ud day of May next. 4 full representation, either by person or proxy, is carnestly requested. " D, Be FKINK, Seo’y, Nevada, April 2nd—im : RDINANC& No. 3—Revised.—An Ordinance fixing the Hunde of certain city offers. ‘The Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as tollows : f eS aRaree = ee See: i.Tf'he Marshal, Treasurer and Assessor. shall each yive bonas with two or more geod and sufficieat sureties, to be approved by the Buard of trustees, puyabie to tue inhabitants of the city of Nevada, cunuit:oual tor the tustiifed periormance v1 their duuer, im the penal sume duslow ing, LO-wit: ihe ‘in the sum of $5,000. Tue ‘Treasurer in the sum 91 95,00. ‘bne Assessor in tue sum oF 91 WU. Sec, ¢. All orders heretoiore axing the bounds. of city cflicers are hesevy repald. Faseed Aéarch 21, led. JUNA. CLAKA, Pres. AND AFTER MONDAY, DECOR F.STUMPF, Proprietor. extra qualities of Soft Hate, ae FANILY GROUERY STORE. » NEVADA TERRITORY. vte