April 7, 1864 (4 pages)

> ‘The Nevada Daily Transcript . A CLERGYMAN in one of the towns in New Hampshire; bordering upon the Coonecticut river. is suspected to incline very stropgly toward the rebels. A donation wis is,. ACC 0, THURSDAY MORNING,°* APRIL 7th. ti J. B, GRAY is our authorized agent. f Broad He will receive ardera tor advertising, jub ada: — work, &c. and receipt for the same. er patrons fe . goods im Bie Levce.—We understand a splendid es! ledge of quartz has been discovered on Bear ina m we. four miles _abere. the crossing spd fo. CINC. iends of the ding, ful ikeness . . with a fac } and testaa death. it 11 Brothers. . liberal disfield, at, Nevada. d customers landmercial Sts. e best of pes, &e. o#sible rates. bacco, n Cities 1 A: M ‘imiaat 4A 10 P.M. , aé of wramento, . A. M, N, Agent Fruit and Some two , thousand feet hus been taken ‘ap: the first: company naming theirs “Let up and jingle,” which will be incorporated immeédiately.— "Phe ledge is from five to seven feet thick. Quite -a lot of it bas been crushed which ‘yields at the rate of $108 to-the ton. The} —winers jo that section bel eve'that there are Any numberof ledges there which .will. pay as wellus any in the county. When the wa-: ter givea out so they are unable to work their placer mines, they intend devoting their whole attention ta the quartz branch of minig. There seems to be great complaint in ‘hat part of the county, as well as at other places, that a sufficient number of men can~ not be found, so many having gone over the mountains. LumBer.—By an advertisement in another column it will be seen that Mr: H. Southard ‘has vecome proprietor at the Tilton Mill, and will keep ou hand ail kinds of pine, cedar and spruce lumber, He bas also alarge lot of fencing, whick he will sell low for cash. Orders left with J. 8. Johnston, at Weaver & Co's, sture, will be é Eo — _ Carrey & Porter advertise in to-day's "paper that they are now fully prepared. te __teceive any number of persons who are in need of good liquors or cigars. Their Saloon, at the National Exchange, is fitted up in fine style, or two of the best billard ta» oobles ia-the State.__ promptly attended to. We commend every. — Rinses body. ia_want of lumber to Mr. Southard, . was found $15 of the Confederate money, which might be called paying a devil with “bis own cvin. = Accotnts of frequent peace meetings in North Carolina evntinue to come to hand _ They all call for a State Convention to make C] GREAT TRIUMPH. Selling Of! SELLING OFF! P. BANNER, On the Corner of BROAD AND PINE STREETS, }, Weaver & Gompany’s Column. New Dry Goods Store WEAVER & COMPANY. Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864. WwW ‘naar. and 2 gd rater na Monday the 25th day of January, We shall sell our hat Exclusively for Cash We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or on delivery. Wehave been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that nas been chant has to makeup in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By ntoptiny, the — aan EE = Cas h Prin ple!! Clothing, In our business, we shall be able to sell at Furnishjng Goods, . Tt Hats, Boots & Shoes, BOY'S CLOTHING!/. zu Sogether with alarpas stock of _ Hats, &¢.—Mead & Van Tassel advertise in to-day’s TRANSCKIPT, tuat they have gotinte their new store, Nu. 227 Montgomery street, Russ Block, Sun Francisco. It is the-largest hat sture at the Bay, and if there is any better man to trade with thao Billy Mead we have'nt seen him. For Wasuuot,—The stages, as usual, went out crowded to Virginia city yesterday. According to the list published in the Washoe papers two go this way where one goes by the Placerville route: The stages begin to nrake their regular time now. Sap.—We regret to learn that our fellow townaman, and one of the pioneers of Neva da, Z. P. Davis, is lying dangerously ill.— Mr. Davis came to this city; with bis family, in 1851, and hve rewnained in business up to the present time. He has been a heary suf-—fereria every. fire that hae oeceurred-in-thie }——_—-. Se SnNow.—People coming to this city from the country inform us that there is any quantity.of snow in the mountains. It will bea good while before the miners will be complaining of the scarcity of water. Tuanks.—To Billy Roberts. for sending us daily copies «f the Sacramento and San Francisco papers. \ Deer Creek.—This creek is getting pretty well cleared of the surplus tailings under the Broad and Main street bridges: There is considerable water in the. creek. > —v cently been located on Bear River which promises to be very rich. Itit situated near the emigrant croaging, and is large and weil defined on both sides of the river. -Same of the rock beat up ina hand mortar assayed $93 to the ton. The lead has been opened in several places and in ‘every instance was found to besrich. ALL SzT.—The top-mast was placed upon the flag staff_in front of the National Exchange, yesterday. It is surmounted by a “mackerel bird” to indicate which way the _wind blows. -Wender if hie hair is short? Tre Ruegant 3 Bowman's and other points on the Hennes Pass road, where the snow was drifted by the last storm, men have been to work clearing the way since Sunday lest. We are informed now that the roads are in excellent condition, and the sleighs and stages make splendid time. AnoTHen Leap.—A quartz ledge has re. £-RUBBER-CLOTHING.43 At Cost prices Persons in want of any of the above named articles will do well to call on us before purchasing elaewhere, as we want to close out the ENTIRE STOCK. Thankful to our patrons for former favors we assure them that every effurt will be used to merit their approbation. Nevada, Feb. 9th. For Sale. ic of Fine Horses, good for alt kinds of work. For further particu« lara enquire of A RICHARD KELSEY. évada, March 30. D. S&S. BAKER, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. f= MEATS, ef ALL KINDS on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WooD—Of all kinds, on hand and fee pe ; heap for cash. J. M’ALLISTER. OULD inform their old friends and the publie generally that they have oyened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Unign Hotel Where they wil! alway#keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt Fish, Ham & Bacon. Dried Beef, &c. &c. We shall endeavor to keep on hand everyth usually found in a Fruit and Vegetable stere. Nevada, Jan. 25th—3m Biack Spanish anes I Heve on hand « a liege oupply of Fulland lr FOR CASH. Half Biood Full meet: Half blood 8 for sale. ack Span » per. dot. set I will amie all E, hes to ie fet by full steatn, of pure unmix LONIS. Wast Brod ies. . Nevada, HORSE LOST. —o Wines Dowx.—lIa consequence of the Se te ills doe oi the wiih heron A ae ed pos + sh hi Asser eaaedsy had on halter witha rope to it. reward Sect rzcat enya "Sova Abel 4h, 3608, . WEAVER & COMPANY, 2 Than it would be possible fo do under thee it system, and with our facilities in San F cisco, will be ableto give our customers all the ees a& will = { Defy Competition ! __ Wholesale Buyers will find it gre ently . to their advantage to:give us a call. Our business will i Sesentnaies on the prinalQuick: Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We'shall strictly adhere to? "=" Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, wil! mect their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER &. COMPANY. DEALERS IN & (;ROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— iLrIOovoeoRs., NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. advantages of the markets, and sell at such pri-. , Informs the public that he wi a constantly on hand, 2 . bles, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, “assortment of “) place in the mountains. the tnderatined begs leave to inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public in general that he has opened his New Dry Goods Store, -At the Cor.-of Broad-& Pine Sts., Where he ‘will constantly keep on hand the. finest assortment of ; Silks, Merinos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, _ ae Of the Latest tytes and Fashions, Also a full assortment of ‘Embroidery, Trimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &e. ac. ” coh ne Datronane of the. public is respectfully A. COLDSMITH, ai60=—s« Att the-late stand of Bates & McCormick. ** CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST Every kind of Phetegraphe and Ambrotypes taken in the best style ofthe Art. —_ON-PINE STREET, —— Over the United States Bakery mecca “FANILY SRSCEae “STORE. A. BARUH. " Oppésite St. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada Cit keep etafine -weuatty—fount ima-atore ot that kind His articles are an of the first quality and will be sold cheap forcash. He can always be found at his old stand on Commereial gtreet. Nevada. Nov. 16th. MINER’S HOTEL Ranch Batter, Cheese, Ve; ~AND— ai O& i The above Hotel is now completed and ready to accommodate any number of persens with Board and Lodzitg. This house has‘now the best French cook in the State. The table will be supplied with eve rything the market affords. The Lodging De partment contains everything to make travelers comfortable. Board as cheap as at any other ‘The har is aiways supplied with Wines. Ales, Liquors and Cigarm English, French and German spoken at this banaad mh3-3m F. STUMPF, MICHAEL LONG, Would inform the people of Nevada city thet he has removed: to his new Saloon, next door to, Kohiler’s Bakery, on Kroad Street, Where he is —— to serve up aty wT AT LB ri FRESH AND CAN OYSTERS, Im every Style. Hiam & Eggs, &c. &c. Thanks for past favors he asks a contihuance of the same. His Saloon is fixed up better than ever before and all orders will be attended to with despatch. MICHAEL LONG. Broad Street, next doorto Kohler’s Zakery. Nevada, March 5th, BLAZE’S SALOON COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T "If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RLAZE’S Pacific Stage & Express Co. N ape AFTER MONDAY, DEC’R Mth, 1864, this Company will run a : DAILY LINE —OF— Six Horse Concord Coaches, —TO—. 1 VIRGINIA CITY, Ané@ all parts of NEVADA TERRITORY. Stages leave the office 02 ‘BROAD STREET. ‘NEVADA ciTy, “Wor Virginia, at 2 20 P. M. Each day. For Lincoln and Sacramento—conneeting at Auburn Station wita the care of the Sacramento Valley aesatn-et 5A. SPEED, SAFETY A AND COMFORT GUARANTEED. W. 8. McRoberts, Agent. Nevada; March 15th. p 4 Cal. F. STUMPF, Proprietor. E. F. SPENCE, = -Wheletnie and Retail DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, Nevada City, Cal. oe ‘i constantly on hand's full supply’ of . Drugs rnd Medicines, White Lead, , pee Paints, of all kinds, . Pi hiting, Pure Kerosene, ____ Camphene, Spirits Turpentine, Paint Brewsekes,er Paris, ¥ = ee ea Burning Fiuid, Lard Oil, Castor Oil, Neatsfoot Oit,Carriage Sponge, Chamois Skins, ae. o Me. t# In fact every article in the line of a well ordered Drug Store, Fr Prescriptions compounded with all possible care and precision. Nevada, Nov. 20—tf W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. iio: ‘ee Steel, POWDER AND FUSE, KEV OL VE RS; BLOCKS & SHEAVES, CORDAGE, WHEELBARROWS, . Oak, Ash and Hickory Plauk, A general assortment of WACON MATERIAL, PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, KEROSENE, And a fine assortment of KEROSENE LAMPS, IRON HOSE PIPE, ae AT THEIR OLD, STAND, &@ No. 27 Main Street, Nevada. { Welle, Pergo & Co's: andthe Post Otice: — oe Linsesa On, . TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES, ye ~iar great “abundance: er Leather and Rubber Belting, Constantly on band and made to order ——— Sle egies »Y

> ‘The Nevada Daily Transcript . A CLERGYMAN in one of the towns in New Hampshire; bordering upon the Coonecticut river. is suspected to incline very stropgly toward the rebels. A donation wis is,. ACC 0, THURSDAY MORNING,°* APRIL 7th. ti J. B, GRAY is our authorized agent. f Broad He will receive ardera tor advertising, jub ada: — work, &c. and receipt for the same. er patrons fe . goods im Bie Levce.—We understand a splendid es! ledge of quartz has been discovered on Bear ina m we. four miles _abere. the crossing spd fo. CINC. iends of the ding, ful ikeness . . with a fac } and testaa death. it 11 Brothers. . liberal disfield, at, Nevada. d customers landmercial Sts. e best of pes, &e. o#sible rates. bacco, n Cities 1 A: M ‘imiaat 4A 10 P.M. , aé of wramento, . A. M, N, Agent Fruit and Some two , thousand feet hus been taken ‘ap: the first: company naming theirs “Let up and jingle,” which will be incorporated immeédiately.— "Phe ledge is from five to seven feet thick. Quite -a lot of it bas been crushed which ‘yields at the rate of $108 to-the ton. The} —winers jo that section bel eve'that there are Any numberof ledges there which .will. pay as wellus any in the county. When the wa-: ter givea out so they are unable to work their placer mines, they intend devoting their whole attention ta the quartz branch of minig. There seems to be great complaint in ‘hat part of the county, as well as at other places, that a sufficient number of men can~ not be found, so many having gone over the mountains. LumBer.—By an advertisement in another column it will be seen that Mr: H. Southard ‘has vecome proprietor at the Tilton Mill, and will keep ou hand ail kinds of pine, cedar and spruce lumber, He bas also alarge lot of fencing, whick he will sell low for cash. Orders left with J. 8. Johnston, at Weaver & Co's, sture, will be é Eo — _ Carrey & Porter advertise in to-day's "paper that they are now fully prepared. te __teceive any number of persons who are in need of good liquors or cigars. Their Saloon, at the National Exchange, is fitted up in fine style, or two of the best billard ta» oobles ia-the State.__ promptly attended to. We commend every. — Rinses body. ia_want of lumber to Mr. Southard, . was found $15 of the Confederate money, which might be called paying a devil with “bis own cvin. = Accotnts of frequent peace meetings in North Carolina evntinue to come to hand _ They all call for a State Convention to make C] GREAT TRIUMPH. Selling Of! SELLING OFF! P. BANNER, On the Corner of BROAD AND PINE STREETS, }, Weaver & Gompany’s Column. New Dry Goods Store WEAVER & COMPANY. Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864. WwW ‘naar. and 2 gd rater na Monday the 25th day of January, We shall sell our hat Exclusively for Cash We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or on delivery. Wehave been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that nas been chant has to makeup in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By ntoptiny, the — aan EE = Cas h Prin ple!! Clothing, In our business, we shall be able to sell at Furnishjng Goods, . Tt Hats, Boots & Shoes, BOY'S CLOTHING!/. zu Sogether with alarpas stock of _ Hats, &¢.—Mead & Van Tassel advertise in to-day’s TRANSCKIPT, tuat they have gotinte their new store, Nu. 227 Montgomery street, Russ Block, Sun Francisco. It is the-largest hat sture at the Bay, and if there is any better man to trade with thao Billy Mead we have'nt seen him. For Wasuuot,—The stages, as usual, went out crowded to Virginia city yesterday. According to the list published in the Washoe papers two go this way where one goes by the Placerville route: The stages begin to nrake their regular time now. Sap.—We regret to learn that our fellow townaman, and one of the pioneers of Neva da, Z. P. Davis, is lying dangerously ill.— Mr. Davis came to this city; with bis family, in 1851, and hve rewnained in business up to the present time. He has been a heary suf-—fereria every. fire that hae oeceurred-in-thie }——_—-. Se SnNow.—People coming to this city from the country inform us that there is any quantity.of snow in the mountains. It will bea good while before the miners will be complaining of the scarcity of water. Tuanks.—To Billy Roberts. for sending us daily copies «f the Sacramento and San Francisco papers. \ Deer Creek.—This creek is getting pretty well cleared of the surplus tailings under the Broad and Main street bridges: There is considerable water in the. creek. > —v cently been located on Bear River which promises to be very rich. Itit situated near the emigrant croaging, and is large and weil defined on both sides of the river. -Same of the rock beat up ina hand mortar assayed $93 to the ton. The lead has been opened in several places and in ‘every instance was found to besrich. ALL SzT.—The top-mast was placed upon the flag staff_in front of the National Exchange, yesterday. It is surmounted by a “mackerel bird” to indicate which way the _wind blows. -Wender if hie hair is short? Tre Ruegant 3 Bowman's and other points on the Hennes Pass road, where the snow was drifted by the last storm, men have been to work clearing the way since Sunday lest. We are informed now that the roads are in excellent condition, and the sleighs and stages make splendid time. AnoTHen Leap.—A quartz ledge has re. £-RUBBER-CLOTHING.43 At Cost prices Persons in want of any of the above named articles will do well to call on us before purchasing elaewhere, as we want to close out the ENTIRE STOCK. Thankful to our patrons for former favors we assure them that every effurt will be used to merit their approbation. Nevada, Feb. 9th. For Sale. ic of Fine Horses, good for alt kinds of work. For further particu« lara enquire of A RICHARD KELSEY. évada, March 30. D. S&S. BAKER, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. f= MEATS, ef ALL KINDS on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WooD—Of all kinds, on hand and fee pe ; heap for cash. J. M’ALLISTER. OULD inform their old friends and the publie generally that they have oyened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Unign Hotel Where they wil! alway#keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt Fish, Ham & Bacon. Dried Beef, &c. &c. We shall endeavor to keep on hand everyth usually found in a Fruit and Vegetable stere. Nevada, Jan. 25th—3m Biack Spanish anes I Heve on hand « a liege oupply of Fulland lr FOR CASH. Half Biood Full meet:

Half blood 8 for sale. ack Span » per. dot. set I will amie all E, hes to ie fet by full steatn, of pure unmix LONIS. Wast Brod ies. . Nevada, HORSE LOST. —o Wines Dowx.—lIa consequence of the Se te ills doe oi the wiih heron A ae ed pos + sh hi Asser eaaedsy had on halter witha rope to it. reward Sect rzcat enya "Sova Abel 4h, 3608, . WEAVER & COMPANY, 2 Than it would be possible fo do under thee it system, and with our facilities in San F cisco, will be ableto give our customers all the ees a& will = { Defy Competition ! __ Wholesale Buyers will find it gre ently . to their advantage to:give us a call. Our business will i Sesentnaies on the prinalQuick: Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We'shall strictly adhere to? "=" Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, wil! mect their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER &. COMPANY. DEALERS IN & (;ROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— iLrIOovoeoRs., NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. advantages of the markets, and sell at such pri-. , Informs the public that he wi a constantly on hand, 2 . bles, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, “assortment of “) place in the mountains. the tnderatined begs leave to inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public in general that he has opened his New Dry Goods Store, -At the Cor.-of Broad-& Pine Sts., Where he ‘will constantly keep on hand the. finest assortment of ; Silks, Merinos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, _ ae Of the Latest tytes and Fashions, Also a full assortment of ‘Embroidery, Trimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &e. ac. ” coh ne Datronane of the. public is respectfully A. COLDSMITH, ai60=—s« Att the-late stand of Bates & McCormick. ** CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST Every kind of Phetegraphe and Ambrotypes taken in the best style ofthe Art. —_ON-PINE STREET, —— Over the United States Bakery mecca “FANILY SRSCEae “STORE. A. BARUH. " Oppésite St. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada Cit keep etafine -weuatty—fount ima-atore ot that kind His articles are an of the first quality and will be sold cheap forcash. He can always be found at his old stand on Commereial gtreet. Nevada. Nov. 16th. MINER’S HOTEL Ranch Batter, Cheese, Ve; ~AND— ai O& i The above Hotel is now completed and ready to accommodate any number of persens with Board and Lodzitg. This house has‘now the best French cook in the State. The table will be supplied with eve rything the market affords. The Lodging De partment contains everything to make travelers comfortable. Board as cheap as at any other ‘The har is aiways supplied with Wines. Ales, Liquors and Cigarm English, French and German spoken at this banaad mh3-3m F. STUMPF, MICHAEL LONG, Would inform the people of Nevada city thet he has removed: to his new Saloon, next door to, Kohiler’s Bakery, on Kroad Street, Where he is —— to serve up aty wT AT LB ri FRESH AND CAN OYSTERS, Im every Style. Hiam & Eggs, &c. &c. Thanks for past favors he asks a contihuance of the same. His Saloon is fixed up better than ever before and all orders will be attended to with despatch. MICHAEL LONG. Broad Street, next doorto Kohler’s Zakery. Nevada, March 5th, BLAZE’S SALOON COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T "If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RLAZE’S Pacific Stage & Express Co. N ape AFTER MONDAY, DEC’R Mth, 1864, this Company will run a : DAILY LINE —OF— Six Horse Concord Coaches, —TO—. 1 VIRGINIA CITY, Ané@ all parts of NEVADA TERRITORY. Stages leave the office 02 ‘BROAD STREET.. ‘NEVADA ciTy, “Wor Virginia, at 2 20 P. M. Each day. For Lincoln and Sacramento—conneeting at Auburn Station wita the care of the Sacramento Valley aesatn-et 5A. SPEED, SAFETY A AND COMFORT GUARANTEED. W. 8. McRoberts, Agent. Nevada; March 15th. p 4 Cal. F. STUMPF, Proprietor. E. F. SPENCE, = -Wheletnie and Retail DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, Nevada City, Cal. oe ‘i constantly on hand's full supply’ of . Drugs rnd Medicines, White Lead, , pee Paints, of all kinds, . Pi hiting, Pure Kerosene, ____ Camphene, Spirits Turpentine, Paint Brewsekes,er Paris, ¥ = ee ea Burning Fiuid, Lard Oil, Castor Oil, Neatsfoot Oit,Carriage Sponge, Chamois Skins, ae. o Me. t# In fact every article in the line of a well ordered Drug Store, Fr Prescriptions compounded with all possible care and precision. Nevada, Nov. 20—tf W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. iio: ‘ee Steel, POWDER AND FUSE, KEV OL VE RS; BLOCKS & SHEAVES, CORDAGE, WHEELBARROWS, . Oak, Ash and Hickory Plauk, A general assortment of WACON MATERIAL, PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, KEROSENE, And a fine assortment of KEROSENE LAMPS, IRON HOSE PIPE, ae AT THEIR OLD, STAND, &@ No. 27 Main Street, Nevada. { Welle, Pergo & Co's: andthe Post Otice: — oe Linsesa On, . TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES, ye ~iar great “abundance: er Leather and Rubber Belting, Constantly on band and made to order ——— Sle egies »Y