April 23, 1865 (4 pages)

RUGS, TIONS, RACTS, PILIA. WARE. OHOL. ye Klis Gault, and all-thearrangements are in the} . weather has become pleasant considerable . @lection, to take place on Monday, the first boot promined $90 for every Yankee they ‘would -Gependent on locomotives for their exist hdl Our readers should not forget that the tar. Sm get excursion and annual Ball of the Nevada Light Guard will take place on ores . held o “ Tuesday. ' The Company will march out at . ” 10 o’clock, A. M., to a suitable place for tar. _get practice. Upon their return, the prizes of 4 magnificent Company medal, . and other valuable articles by citizens will be awarded. At night a splendid ball will be given at Temperance Hall . M which has been thoroughly renovated and had gas intredaced. ~ The supper will be under the-superintence of Alex. bands of committees that will not fail in making it one of the most pleasant dauces ever given io-this city. This is intended as a benefit to the Company, and our citizens @houldall attend. The members of the’ Light Guard have been at a heavy expense . m28 ~ vin organizing aud sustaing thé Company, -which is a credit to tlie town, and should be “well cared for by the people. Besides, _pensated for the price of admission._ PRuSPECTING.—We notice that since the interest is being taken by miners in prospecting for quartz. The ¢ustom mills are “kept busy crushing rock for the new ledges, and new claims are being opened ev. ery day. Little knots of men may be seen upon the streets every day, examining, with magnifying glesses, specimens of rock taken from the latest‘strike.” The developments resulting from this prospecting shows that there are yet many valuable leads in the hills around this city, unworked. WE understand that the Board of Trustees passed a resolution at ‘their last meeting, requesting the citizens of Nevada to meet and nominate'a ticket for the charter day of May. The ticket the City Trustees wish ‘nominated consists of five Trustees, “freasurer and Assessor. No nomination ’ for Marshul will take tee SaLe or Minine Cuams. We under" pftand that the extensive mining claims of W. H. Beck at North Bloomfield have been sold to R. C. Black and that the latter gen. ‘Geman will commence “washing” next . week. Mr. Beck will, we are informed, soon leave for the Atlantic States. Tae EXAMax Arion. —The County Board of Examination will meet atthe High School room in this city on the 3d of May, and remain in session three days. All applicants for certificates to teach, must be.in attendance during the entire session of the Board. Teachers who hold temporary certificates, and all whose certificates expire within three “months, are ‘required to be present at the éx‘«@mination. All teachers and trustees in the county, and others interested‘are invited to be present. > RELtcious: Notices —Rev. D. A. Dryden will preach at the Methodist Church this morning at 11 o'clock and at half past “7 @’elock in the ev Sunday School at If past 1 o’clock. Rev. R. F. Putnam will hold Episcopal services at the [Baptist Church this evening -athalf past 7 o'clock. — y School at the Brick Church at the _ usual hour. t a ce Tue FaeepMen.—Rev. H. Richardson, «Agent of the National Freedmen’s Relief . Association, will address the people of this ‘ity upon the’ condition of emancipated slaves, at the Methodist Church, this after. “toon at 3 o'clock. Other speakers will also y: ginap the sicsting. All are requested to’ ‘bo ‘piesont. eieer “Two rebel negroes were recently capit 1a front-of the Army of eee . who had concealed themselves and pic: Off several of our men. "They said they had es Quire theened janem in ie ask ence, either sié'makers, drivers or stokers, ‘The locomotives in England ‘had: inerensed 5,801 in 160, to 6,306 in 1802, and in. 10 o'clock, agg eee mate is thus avoided. For the Pacific 3 Sacramento sian ani Samay a. Wor Sew; York, via Panes Rare semenes will wean Pat morgan gitnin the rx Spm i Pee Sa Ma Lapidge. See = oo TO THE PEOPLE! steamer Gannett ot : For New York. : “HAMLIN’S [SPRING “CLOTHING! . WaxSONe Noamree® ORGANS.) SPRING CLOTHING! os whe CABINES ORGAN fe : ee od . Is Pacific Coast for the ‘ the sole ‘gene for the orders addressed to Piano.and Music Warerooms, San Franciebo. will reeeive prompt attention. a8 “Fale 0 Oct. rn era of all whos dens rae CLOTH IN G EMPORIO: mM at his and all $40,000 Worth of INEW STORB!! : AND NEW GOODS!! —e This route offers PARTICULAR “pliveditages Ladies and Families. ? The Atlantic stea a be United States peauaare Pp retinas ly at the office of roe eorner of “OLIVER or stray Agent. Heavy and Shelf Harkiwars, Powder, can be found a Nevada, April 15th. those who attend the ball will be fully comul saepes rags ae, Be =. — GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . Wines, Liquors, &. &c, Now: in their _, Spacious STORE motms, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, _ In the “Kidd & Knox Block” And For Sale ° WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A Merchant needs only a Good RepuIn order to be successful iti business, and ti Geter to obtain it he should act accordingly. S. HAAS & CO. At their Old Stand COR. OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STREETS. OULD THEREFORE inform thir customers and the public in general that they need not labor under difficulties in procuring. the best and finest. Custom Made Clothing, for at their Honse ¥ OUR UNION OF sTOC with our business facilities compete fully with sucessfully Francisco, and now offer STOCK OF é at profits lower t Spring and Summer Clothing, CUSTOM MADE, Heavy Sales and Small Profits 4 We will deliver our Goods = reasonable dis tance from the city, Larger in Quantity and ‘of Better FREE OF CHARGE! Material and Workmanship, —IN THE— A. FH. HANSON OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE the surrounding t towns owas that he haa open oes 8 Family Grocery AND Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad arm He has on hand and will be in content receipt of everything in the way ot GROCERIES, oA Z CROCKERY WARE, 0] MINING TOOLS, house out of San trade before made in the . To which he invites the attention of all m want tto * of anything in this line, ot eee These Goods willbe sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods ch tracting bad debts, I shall FOR CASH. Nevada, April 7th. PROVISIONS, &e, &e. } and avoid. constrictly . a sao Hawa te Tee Hardware & Grocery Departments. .; wevaaa We offer our Goods at PRICES SO LOW ATTENTION LIGHT GUARD. t Guards: You are ordcred to be at the Armory on T y the SOA A ip MRE eniionmn, of 10 0% For ian” for the purpose not en enalian at Roll call will Will constantly be found everythin lime. to which we of the Trad invite tion aioeenasuaicite NONE CAN UNDERSELL Us, sort deiidi Si ealeatins Sec ho 8 or ee rereneen Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Latest Styles. All persons indebted to the late firms of A. H. HANSON & CO.; LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W. H. CRAWFORD & ? CO. are'requested to scttle their accounts. " al é mor Have now in successful operation, in front an be gel of fining ag ay Ae: ractice.— mA order of LIE J. A. LANC. » Com’g, S. Venard, Orderly Sargeant. . a3 wa . a**SOZODONT''.43 For Sale by £. F. SPENCE, oP fae We solicit an examination of our stock. of our BROAD STREET STORE, a 8. HAAS & CO. : TEN TON SCALE! Rea, just opened a new , — cota & : Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. -» Nevada, AprilQnd, 1865. ‘DOZ. Long Handled Shovels on hand ant nivivieng. ats eee LEAVITT . & co. yee Axe and Pick Miapves, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. CKSILVER, just revitT & CO. BLASTING POWDER, . NEW HAT AND CAP STORE. S.NOVITZKY , Practical Hatter and Furrier. informs citizens of rouhding countcy that be has HAT AND CAP STORE, At 28 Commercial Street. Vollhaber’s Saloon, where he ‘all times a ehigice assortment of 50 “ceived and fer onle CRAWFORD, 1 RESTAURANT AND ROTISSERIE, a ithe moun customers. In the Restaurant Department, ‘Meals can be prteined 06 8 all hours of the day Raed Pine 8t., bet. Broad and Spring St., Next Building ‘to Daly Transcript Office. AVING leased the above House and 4 H ture, the undersigned has reopened his ed, and the best edibles the regularly served yy nie lity o please even the most mad patronage, foe ea Sa EY ‘enn eb Ra other None best Ssateene 090 Seaione op, OAT Latest Styles and Excellent Finish. SOC sda a ae ay MABKnT. =e sasmreraaec sot j &c. &e. Hats Cleaned and Pressed, ae and Other Hats Hade to Order, . se? ws el he on Tabada Sd the Tp tt of. FeshionT “BROADWAY FASHIONS, . Just received ex-Steamer Sacramento grr —or— opeeeh. Corser of Broad & Pine Streets; Nevada city Weave received large and splendid stock of r Fine Custom. Made MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING, S ELECTED expressly for this market and ‘for the of the most approved Styles SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, _ And of qualities unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, Which we will dispose'of at such — LOW RATES en ne give the Hn yertect aatictaction. Fi meee: a very large and chgige”’ ‘heFURNISHING GOODS, . _ SILK, BEAVER. and CASSIMERE HATS, Bankert’s Fine Philadelphia Boots, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, Of every kind. WHITE, BLUE & GRAY CALIFORN IA BLANKETS, of all sizes. SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, — SARATOGA TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET SACKS, &c. &c. Which we offer for sale at LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY! eaaeieel pars in want of any goods in our Hine will find it to their advan call and be agsured . Hates the ite Wis once tol soffered in tht State es was ever reo ber the 4 Oioer ea of P Broad: hoe Pp. BANNER. UrHEADQUARTER 8.21 —OFr— ‘FASHIONABLE DRY COODS? Low Pricés have and always will a ie Rule, at ~ * A. GOLDSMITH’s, Old Stand, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. PP x iigeltyoeetiee PO Finest and most Seléet Stock of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS ; Ever rar eaxtitb in this city. 1¢ will be useless to the items as it W fill up thie woke saan teas ‘but Ls ee 9 the of the bas GOODS, gta csierei WANCY AND MILLINEY avons. Comprising the Latest Styles of Waterfall Bonnets, the . clebrated Diana and Caetus Ha for Ladies and 9 and many others too numerous to mention. — ee CARPETS & OIL CLOT HS. He bas the fullest and :best assortment of 2-ply, 3-ply, Ingrain and Englich The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth, 2 Anda full assortmentof — RUGS AND MATTING. Xt is needless to mention that the . Fran his Goods are with Sen oe edly sty citi a a yg to call aud and convines eo “of Nevada and vicinity. liom emlaaeieraiins as pop or to merit your Bemember that NEW G0emay the Latest Styles, are received EVERY wane orders for Goods to with despatch. aang r af Broag and

RUGS, TIONS, RACTS, PILIA. WARE. OHOL. ye Klis Gault, and all-thearrangements are in the} . weather has become pleasant considerable . @lection, to take place on Monday, the first boot promined $90 for every Yankee they ‘would -Gependent on locomotives for their exist hdl Our readers should not forget that the tar. Sm get excursion and annual Ball of the Nevada Light Guard will take place on ores . held o “ Tuesday. ' The Company will march out at . ” 10 o’clock, A. M., to a suitable place for tar. _get practice. Upon their return, the prizes of 4 magnificent Company medal, . and other valuable articles by citizens will be awarded. At night a splendid ball will be given at Temperance Hall . M which has been thoroughly renovated and had gas intredaced. ~ The supper will be under the-superintence of Alex. bands of committees that will not fail in making it one of the most pleasant dauces ever given io-this city. This is intended as a benefit to the Company, and our citizens @houldall attend. The members of the’ Light Guard have been at a heavy expense . m28 ~ vin organizing aud sustaing thé Company, -which is a credit to tlie town, and should be “well cared for by the people. Besides, _pensated for the price of admission._ PRuSPECTING.—We notice that since the interest is being taken by miners in prospecting for quartz. The ¢ustom mills are “kept busy crushing rock for the new ledges, and new claims are being opened ev. ery day. Little knots of men may be seen upon the streets every day, examining, with magnifying glesses, specimens of rock taken from the latest‘strike.” The developments resulting from this prospecting shows that there are yet many valuable leads in the hills around this city, unworked. WE understand that the Board of Trustees passed a resolution at ‘their last meeting, requesting the citizens of Nevada to meet and nominate'a ticket for the charter day of May. The ticket the City Trustees wish ‘nominated consists of five Trustees, “freasurer and Assessor. No nomination ’ for Marshul will take tee SaLe or Minine Cuams. We under" pftand that the extensive mining claims of W. H. Beck at North Bloomfield have been sold to R. C. Black and that the latter gen. ‘Geman will commence “washing” next . week. Mr. Beck will, we are informed, soon leave for the Atlantic States. Tae EXAMax Arion. —The County Board of Examination will meet atthe High School room in this city on the 3d of May, and remain in session three days. All applicants for certificates to teach, must be.in attendance during the entire session of the Board. Teachers who hold temporary certificates, and all whose certificates expire within three “months, are ‘required to be present at the éx‘«@mination. All teachers and trustees in the county, and others interested‘are invited to be present. > RELtcious: Notices —Rev. D. A. Dryden will preach at the Methodist Church this morning at 11 o'clock and at half past “7 @’elock in the ev Sunday School at If past 1 o’clock. Rev. R. F. Putnam will hold Episcopal services at the [Baptist Church this evening -athalf past 7 o'clock. — y School at the Brick Church at the _ usual hour. t a ce Tue FaeepMen.—Rev. H. Richardson, «Agent of the National Freedmen’s Relief . Association, will address the people of this ‘ity upon the’ condition of emancipated slaves, at the Methodist Church, this after. “toon at 3 o'clock. Other speakers will also y: ginap the sicsting. All are requested to’ ‘bo ‘piesont. eieer “Two rebel negroes were recently capit 1a front-of the Army of eee . who had concealed themselves and pic: Off several of our men. "They said they had es Quire theened janem in ie ask ence, either sié'makers, drivers or stokers, ‘The locomotives in England ‘had: inerensed 5,801 in 160, to 6,306 in 1802, and in. 10 o'clock, agg eee mate is thus avoided. For the Pacific 3 Sacramento sian ani Samay a. Wor Sew; York, via Panes Rare semenes will wean Pat morgan gitnin the rx Spm i Pee Sa Ma Lapidge. See = oo TO THE PEOPLE! steamer Gannett ot : For New York. : “HAMLIN’S [SPRING “CLOTHING! . WaxSONe Noamree® ORGANS.) SPRING CLOTHING! os whe CABINES ORGAN fe : ee od . Is Pacific Coast for the ‘ the sole ‘gene for the orders addressed to Piano.and Music Warerooms, San Franciebo. will reeeive prompt attention. a8 “Fale 0 Oct. rn era of all whos dens rae CLOTH IN G EMPORIO: mM at his and all $40,000 Worth of INEW STORB!! : AND NEW GOODS!! —e This route offers PARTICULAR “pliveditages Ladies and Families. ? The Atlantic stea a be United States peauaare Pp retinas ly at the office of roe eorner of “OLIVER or stray Agent. Heavy and Shelf Harkiwars, Powder, can be found a Nevada, April 15th. those who attend the ball will be fully comul saepes rags ae, Be =. — GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . Wines, Liquors, &. &c, Now: in their _, Spacious STORE motms, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, _ In the “Kidd & Knox Block” And For Sale ° WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. A Merchant needs only a Good RepuIn order to be successful iti business, and ti Geter to obtain it he should act accordingly. S. HAAS & CO.. At their Old Stand COR. OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STREETS. OULD THEREFORE inform thir customers and the public in general that they need not labor under difficulties in procuring. the best and finest. Custom Made Clothing, for at their Honse ¥ OUR UNION OF sTOC with our business facilities compete fully with sucessfully Francisco, and now offer STOCK OF é at profits lower t Spring and Summer Clothing, CUSTOM MADE, Heavy Sales and Small Profits 4 We will deliver our Goods = reasonable dis tance from the city, Larger in Quantity and ‘of Better FREE OF CHARGE! Material and Workmanship, —IN THE— A. FH. HANSON OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE the surrounding t towns owas that he haa open oes 8 Family Grocery AND Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad arm He has on hand and will be in content receipt of everything in the way ot GROCERIES, oA Z CROCKERY WARE, 0] MINING TOOLS, house out of San trade before made in the . To which he invites the attention of all m want

tto * of anything in this line, ot eee These Goods willbe sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods ch tracting bad debts, I shall FOR CASH. Nevada, April 7th. PROVISIONS, &e, &e. } and avoid. constrictly . a sao Hawa te Tee Hardware & Grocery Departments. .; wevaaa We offer our Goods at PRICES SO LOW ATTENTION LIGHT GUARD. t Guards: You are ordcred to be at the Armory on T y the SOA A ip MRE eniionmn, of 10 0% For ian” for the purpose not en enalian at Roll call will Will constantly be found everythin lime. to which we of the Trad invite tion aioeenasuaicite NONE CAN UNDERSELL Us, sort deiidi Si ealeatins Sec ho 8 or ee rereneen Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Latest Styles. All persons indebted to the late firms of A. H. HANSON & CO.; LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W. H. CRAWFORD & ? CO. are'requested to scttle their accounts. " al é mor Have now in successful operation, in front an be gel of fining ag ay Ae: ractice.— mA order of LIE J. A. LANC. » Com’g, S. Venard, Orderly Sargeant. . a3 wa . a**SOZODONT''.43 For Sale by £. F. SPENCE, oP fae We solicit an examination of our stock. of our BROAD STREET STORE, a 8. HAAS & CO. : TEN TON SCALE! Rea, just opened a new , — cota & : Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. -» Nevada, AprilQnd, 1865. ‘DOZ. Long Handled Shovels on hand ant nivivieng. ats eee LEAVITT . & co. yee Axe and Pick Miapves, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. CKSILVER, just revitT & CO. BLASTING POWDER, . NEW HAT AND CAP STORE. S.NOVITZKY , Practical Hatter and Furrier. informs citizens of rouhding countcy that be has HAT AND CAP STORE, At 28 Commercial Street. Vollhaber’s Saloon, where he ‘all times a ehigice assortment of 50 “ceived and fer onle CRAWFORD, 1 RESTAURANT AND ROTISSERIE, a ithe moun customers. In the Restaurant Department, ‘Meals can be prteined 06 8 all hours of the day Raed Pine 8t., bet. Broad and Spring St., Next Building ‘to Daly Transcript Office. AVING leased the above House and 4 H ture, the undersigned has reopened his ed, and the best edibles the regularly served yy nie lity o please even the most mad patronage, foe ea Sa EY ‘enn eb Ra other None best Ssateene 090 Seaione op, OAT Latest Styles and Excellent Finish. SOC sda a ae ay MABKnT. =e sasmreraaec sot j &c. &e. Hats Cleaned and Pressed, ae and Other Hats Hade to Order, . se? ws el he on Tabada Sd the Tp tt of. FeshionT “BROADWAY FASHIONS, . Just received ex-Steamer Sacramento grr —or— opeeeh. Corser of Broad & Pine Streets; Nevada city Weave received large and splendid stock of r Fine Custom. Made MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING, S ELECTED expressly for this market and ‘for the of the most approved Styles SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, _ And of qualities unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, Which we will dispose'of at such — LOW RATES en ne give the Hn yertect aatictaction. Fi meee: a very large and chgige”’ ‘heFURNISHING GOODS, . _ SILK, BEAVER. and CASSIMERE HATS, Bankert’s Fine Philadelphia Boots, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, Of every kind. WHITE, BLUE & GRAY CALIFORN IA BLANKETS, of all sizes. SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, — SARATOGA TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET SACKS, &c. &c. Which we offer for sale at LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY! eaaeieel pars in want of any goods in our Hine will find it to their advan call and be agsured . Hates the ite Wis once tol soffered in tht State es was ever reo ber the 4 Oioer ea of P Broad: hoe Pp. BANNER. UrHEADQUARTER 8.21 —OFr— ‘FASHIONABLE DRY COODS? Low Pricés have and always will a ie Rule, at ~ * A. GOLDSMITH’s, Old Stand, Corner Broad & Pine Sts. PP x iigeltyoeetiee PO Finest and most Seléet Stock of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS ; Ever rar eaxtitb in this city. 1¢ will be useless to the items as it W fill up thie woke saan teas ‘but Ls ee 9 the of the bas GOODS, gta csierei WANCY AND MILLINEY avons. Comprising the Latest Styles of Waterfall Bonnets, the . clebrated Diana and Caetus Ha for Ladies and 9 and many others too numerous to mention. — ee CARPETS & OIL CLOT HS. He bas the fullest and :best assortment of 2-ply, 3-ply, Ingrain and Englich The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth, 2 Anda full assortmentof — RUGS AND MATTING. Xt is needless to mention that the . Fran his Goods are with Sen oe edly sty citi a a yg to call aud and convines eo “of Nevada and vicinity. liom emlaaeieraiins as pop or to merit your Bemember that NEW G0emay the Latest Styles, are received EVERY wane orders for Goods to with despatch. aang r af Broag and