August 15, 1863 (4 pages)

thes, Mars, 5, . a First sell our aetion is ation of w York. streets. RCY, acisen. oo RS!! nslow'’s Teethseription d nurses . for thiruecess by n the feepain, but , corrects the whele ve ad Colic ; Remedy ry and r it arises e. pany each simile of is on the York. ttle. O., chao, lifernia. ¢ n the first. ‘o—and is f the uninven8 strong mel XR Dloss from offes reir e Mills, Calitornia. . to the inTON, . r, mdedtoxtures, dcrad, ens ! thing, ior the intrle jewelers. . Franciseo CE, t, 1863. pel on the 4 8d July tet e for payt the ate od ant SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 15th the stump here, that Owen, of Santa Clara remarked in the Legislature last winter.that there was'® colored man in his county, who was equal im intellect and morals to twothirds of the members of the House, and that veaid Owen was applauded for the sentiment Old Joha lied smartly about this. J. Ww. Owen said it, and J. J. Owen was reneminated. The idea of negro equality was. John’s theme, and he wanted to prove it was entertained by the Union party, and so confounded the two Owens for hie purpose. 3 Ee"The Grass Valley National has several cock-and-bull stories about riotous proceedings at the John Bigliar meeting here. It’s all right, Br. Byrne. Say what you please about it, you can’t begin to lie as treely as John did. It ain't in you to do it.— Nevertheless that letter written from Nevada, and your embellishments, were pretty well along on Joba's track, Br, Byrne. They were, that’s. fact. Scareely any truth in them, ‘pon honor. ’Taint your fault; been fooled, that’s all. < MeetiNnG TO-NIGHT.—Bear in mind, brethren of the Union party, and all-citizens who love truth and justice, that speaking upon the momentous questions of the day-' will be had to-night from the Union stand.— We'll warrant the:speaking to be first rate Tura out, boys! Fast Drivine over Bringes:—We are requested to say that fast driving ever our bridges has.got to cease. The Marshal has imperative orders to arrest every man riding or driving faster than.a walk on the bridgés over Deer Creek, and the orders will be executed to the letter. There has been considerable laxity of late, and the evil effects are felt on the bridges. A new order of things must be inaugurated. *Ciry Taxes.—The Board of City Trus« tees has ordered tie collection of one dollar poll tax from every voter in the corporate limits of the city. The city Assessor is about ready to begin his rounds again. The prop: erty tax this year will be the same as last— one half of one per cent. : BanJuisM.—The greatest banjoist that has ever visited the coast, Sam: Pride, will giye a concert to-night at the theatre. He plays on any thing, imitates every thing, and sings anything, and makes, alone as he is, enough noise fora whole band. He gives 4.most capital concert, so they say. -Go and hearhim. Price 50 cents. COMING, AND A PAIR OF THEM.—Henry : Mackie, banker of this phice, telegraphs that he leaves New York for California, with wife, on the 24th. a .REMOVAL,—Jas. B. Jeffery has moved his stock of wines, liquors, cigars, &c., to new place on Pine Street, next door to Cheap John’s clothing establishment. BulLine Seuines.—The Esmeralda Star, ina notice of the new road from Aurora to Svnora, has the following reference « natural bee oy, The Boiling Springs are among the great est curiosities to be found in the State. They are situated about 64 miles west of Aurora, atthe opening of a lovely and picturesque valley; the hills heing thickly covered with sugar pine and the grass in the valley being _ nearly two feet high on an average. The springs cover a space of about fifty feet in diameter, and are about eighteen inches in . depth ; the water is. boiling hot, and will boil an egg -hard in four minutes. There is _ «8 fine spring of culd water in close proximi_ ty and as clear as crystal. passes immediately by the Boiling Springs, a house has been erected for the water is highly medicinal, and in many cases has ‘been found to work a perfect cure in cas= of inflammatory rheumatism and other malies. ‘ New Pristine Macntwe.—The Londoe correspondent of MeNivea & Cameron's’ Paper Trade Review says: “There is an English engineer of the name of Wilkinsen who has invented a machine for the printing of newspapers which com< pletely surpasses Hoe's machine in respect description of thie machine, but one feature _ of it that demands note is that the paper _ from which it prints isin the web on the reel, and after ing under the types is cut into sheets. great velocity of the machine is almoet incredible. 23,000 copies of the inside sheet of the Times being printed on both sides at once, per hour. ma~ chine does without) feeders, and the reel of paper thatit feeds from is unrolled by its own action. I should think the paper cans of speed. Iam unable to go mto a detailed fepcher either, if it is damped, it must bly under the price for Hoe’s machine.” @ As the road } ted for the accomodation . . Ot travelers; wiio ean enjoy a fine bath. The _ PROF. MANSTEIN, Hars= his travel in Brazil, Pere, Bolthe Argenture Republic and Australia, gived satifactign to Thousands by whom he hes VARIOUS LANGUAGES, In reference to ail the EVENTS OF LIFE, PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE, Would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicintSt. Louis Hotel, Commercial St. CONSULTATION. $2 50. Offiee Hours from 9 o'clock. to 12.4; Mt. and from i 2 till 10 o’clock P. u ; Ladies who wish to be consulted at their resi: » by leaving or sending meet with prompt attention. ~~ Nevada, Aug. 4th—té Clothing! Clothing! REDUCED RATES! Of the Clothing Store at the Corner of Broaa & Pine Streets, Entire New Stock of Springand Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, Boys’ Clothing, &e, &e. . Ata great reduction in room for a large STOCK OF FALL GOODS, . For which I have already made arrangements. Persons in want of any of the above named ar. ticles will find it to their advan to call and ‘examine for themselves, as at inducements are offered both in low prices and the best qually of goods, All goods warranted as ted. P. BANNER, Corner of Broad ond Pine streets. Nevada, July 17th. : prices, on aceount of FAMILY GROCERY STORE. A. BARUH, Opposite St. Louis House, . No. 27 -Commercial Street, Nevada City. Cas. Informs the public that he will keep so on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found im a store of that kind. His articies are all of the first quality and will be sold-cheap for cash.— He can always be found at his old stand on Commercial street. Nevada, Nov. 16th Spring Style for 1863! ! A. LAMOTT, Fashionable Hatter! Corner of 2d and J. Streets; Sacramento. H“4! issued the style of HATS for Spring and the State to procure a due sud frobloeabie te e rocure a fine and fashionabi call on him and select one from his the’ Wns: est stock in the country, at prices lewer tnan at mg iy eed the count ie re from the coun attended to. Lakge adenttntet of Lede Vane and Buggy Robes always on hand.} In Probate Court, Nevada county. In sue eer of the ee megs Shrom, bate Court by the peation of w Creamer and Oliver A. + Executors of the last Will and testament of David Shrum, + pray+ ing an order to . ea} eetate, that itis meoresary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay expenses of adutiuistration ov said estate and . acies provided for by deceased. It is t ordered that all persons interested in the estate appear before the sald Probate Court on Mon. day the 7th day of ber, A. D. at 10 o'clock, A. M. at the in Nevada city and county, to show cause wh an o. der should not be ted to the Executors to sell the real es of 4 and that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the DAILY MoRNtyc TranSCRIPT, @ printed and published in said city and couaty. Given under fe at Chambers, in Nevada, this 29th day of ‘4 1863. A. C. NILES, Probate Judge. State of California, county of Nevada, s.s.—1, . HH, F, Clerk of the ‘Officio Clerk their orders, will eee 4 H* now determined to Dispose of his. rt Room of Court . t fore No. “You will get . <4 sachs . " 2 reo, SPECIAL NOTICE. . Jacob Rosenthal, ‘AS removed to his old stand No. 54 Broad Street. where he has just received a SPLENDID STOCK. . OF THE LATEST STYLES OF. Silks, Calices, Delaines, Oil , Cleths, Carpets, Hosiery, Which he offera to the ladies of Nevaia-and vicinity atthe yery Lowest Prices! Ladies -will find it to their advantage to call and satisfy themselves that ‘ This is no Humbug! I wil sell Goods lower than ever be-~ offered in this city. — is tf f Ai Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deséived by an Advertisement where . Ahey offer ._Calicos at 12 1<2 cen old gee 7 Aa THIS Is ONLY HUMBUG you te and other If you will only call at my store 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Goods at reasonable .prices / “and no Humbug. [ JACOB ROSENTHAL. aa, July 19th. ~ Even . ; Having pur ss ‘HIE B oard of Examination will meet at th chased 1 High School Room, in this city on Frida fe iho as ers who hold Temporary Certificates, and To Teachers. ing. July 3ist. at 7 o’clock. P.M. Tea The Handkerchiefs 124 than other merchants can cisco. who wish Certificates, must be present at’t tim-. J. A. CHITTENDEN, Supt. Public Instruction. NEW STORE.NEW COODS. OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broad Street. Ww. have not removed to San Francisco as some of our neighbors have reported. but are in a new store opposite our old stand with Largest and Best Stock of Goods ever brought te this city. As we are determined not to be undersold we offer our goods at the following low prices : ‘Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. % French Calicoes, extra quality, 25 cents. per yard. Bleached Muslin,-such as Lenedale and White Rock, 25 cents per yard. Stockings 124 cents a pair or $1 per dozen. cents each, or $1 per ie dezen.Anthe balance of our stock im proportion, : , We can sell most of our sat a lower price uy them in San FranHM. HORWITZ & Cw. it. ouy a “FOR SALE. Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate BUILDINC LOTS for from $10 to $200 10 VARA LOTS and entire blocks ot beautiful Garden Land, in th > city and — of San Francisco, on the line of the San ose HE Titie is absolutely prerEcT, being «a Spanish grant, finally con ted by opens U ined States pect it—besides the Titlh 2 res) e e has been forever quieted bya final delroad, at the west-end Dey >t. and this title, the elty ‘authoritien respect ity le au ‘ Pf Supreme courts of the md judgment against the City. on that thoes la not even 0 cloud or shadow upon Whoever purchases one of these lots will lot and not a lawsuit. ffices No. 19 Nagice’s buildig, cormer Montgomery and Merchan t streets, San Franei HARVEY 8 BROWN. CALIFORNIA C te Freight through three hours ! Ample facilities are new offered for the accom intdewen of the pas the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Bae ramento for business or ‘ 5.35 A. M. train at Lincoln and arrive inthe city ENTRAL RAILROAD. TO LINCOLN.—Passengers thro to Lincoln in two hours ! from Sacramento to Liucoin in and freight traffic 0 pleasure-can take the 80 a6 to have from fiveto six hours at their disposa:, ener 2 2 the same dc /. unning of Trains : %. V. R. R. AND C.C. R. R. Leave Sacramento...6.30-A. M, and 2 P. Leave Lincoln. .. +++ee5-15 A. M. and 10.304. Through Freight and Passenger Tariff. one: on pomere. Freigi eeecceeetieos eesee our A Cc. L. WILSON Nov. 30th, 1861—tf , New Orieans Fruit Store! ! ip (MICHELE, CICATO. Fruit and Con Store. and ‘Green Fruits of all kinds, wholesale ond’ re~Nevada, liasch Bint = ao ee {t entirely eradicates dandraff and 3 HEH & LAMPE, eppe. National Exchaag NATIONAL BATHS — D HAIR DRESSINC SALOOW. 1's the citizcas of eaeenetes hand “ Dr. Genning’s for ite medical-powers over the. FUMERY—A aoe ~ ee on hand: CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, ever the United States Bakery, Nevada, UR rooms have been recently supplied with ae apparatus, and we aie prepared e : Large Photographs, . Yn-Oit, India Ink, Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, Which cannot be excelled by any in the ‘State. ‘ PICTURES ee ese taken in : Satisfaction given in all cases “Likenessea are as well in cloud s in clear weather. CH. FERRAND & CO, Nevada, May 9th, 186%. Wz H. WENDLER, . No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Mall. H. H, Shaffer & Co. Iam prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Burtedus, Secretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, Tables, ; . Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description at reasonable rates. Upholstery of al] description done. Furniture repaired and cleaned. my26-tf E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CAL. BATES & MoCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists BROAD STREET, NEVADA, JUST RECEIVED! $00 BOXES!! —OF— A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE TOBACCO! A. R. JENKINS. GEORGE _E. TURNER, 2 Wholesale and Retail dealer In HARDWARE, TIN WARE, STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, And everything usually kept in the Hardware and Crockery line—wiil be sold at the:'lowest -. cash prices. i tse Commercial Street, Nevada. A few doors below Pine. UNION LIVERY STABLE. “Main Street, Nevada. JOUN A. LAN~« CASTER would inform hie friends aad the pul*’le generally that he added extensivels to hie large . and elegant establishment of Horses, = Sies, Saddles, Harness, &¢. and is preparfurnish as fine turn-ouwte as cam be foundin the State. Well trained, fieet and ' Ladies tlome eth be ell equi for or n Ww soaty at times. A long experience im the bus iness and an earnest re to retaim the confi dence of my friends, leads me to believe I will to Horses on livery es always in hw dood with careful dri ers forthe use of , Balls, &e. The qualbhyof my stock permit me to say that tvose nat eee on busioess w ould do well te Circus 6 > SEs &r Prescriptions carefully compounded. .£¢ . . ‘RMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No. 5 Commercial street. Cc. MASEL & CO., . (Snccegsors to Chas Kent.) wm J.C. MASEL & CO., reepert : pies Age ning their ‘riends and the a that they can always be Found at the above plece, where they keep ca hand the best quality of Amet.ap Beef, Pork, Mutton, . ' Corned Beef and bork. © s. onable price . : Retail Dealers furnished with Beef at low rates. He-solicits a continuance of the very lib. Nevada, May 28thif “ae . CENTRE MARKET, No. 2 Vommercial Street, Two doors below the Tran PT office : BULACHER & KRAFT. : ate of «© all kinds, ard customers will be attended: with out a moment’s delay pore ae Nevada, Sept 3d.—tf pe a _ . Broad Street Market. ‘We. 48 Broad street Nevada. Alljkinds of Ment constantiy on hand at the above well known mar -ket, and fer sale in quantities to. suit Ts. Meats deliverce: of charge. ° Prices accormeats pure ay JAMES COLLEY. : Richmond Taken, sure. L. PHILLIPS, i N COMMERCIAL STREET has just JF received the best and largest assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, «e, Ever brought into this city. ill also keep constantly on hand a fine assortment of Toys and Fancy Goods.: Nevada, May 23¢—-tf Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, N° 43 Pine Street, has just received alarge and choice stock, of Groceries, Provisions, &c., Which he sell at low rates. Givé me one trial. Fresh Ranch Butter. received ooeey day. my? ee ’ DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commercial Street, Nevada. HOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALlers in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, _ & Goods Delivered Frex of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. .D. &. BAKER, Grocacien; Puceiatins: Cun Fraite Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. BESH MEATS, of ALE. KINDS . on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for casn. Goods delivered Free ef Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD —Of all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap for cash. 9 Ad~ntf GEO. A. WEAVER J. W. CLARK, San Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 50 Broad Street. HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS, SHELF GOODS INING TOOLS, &e., &c. Have en the Stand former! occupied Bf EAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant —of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of elive: of charge. = WEAVER i 00. Nevada. March, 18th 1862. WINE AND LIQUOR STORE! AUGUSTIN ISOARD, + -Proprietor. Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, Broad Street, Nevada, ‘WOULD call attention to the fact that . . ] have on hand a large assortment of the first quality of. Liquors, consisting of ata, : j n wines, si WeReiees ordials, &c. Also, a few gallons of Wine manufactured from the Grape by myself, in this city — None but the best of Liquors offered for * sale. ~ apie AUGUSTIN ISOARD, PIONEER CIGAR STORE. S. ROTHSCHILD, EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, Genuimé. Meerschaum Pipes ae. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N 3B. Btore closed from Friday evening to NEVADA FRUIT STORE. fESHE undersigned has opened a Fruit store T opposite the National Exchange Motel, on Broad street, und made arranyements with reliable parties for a comstant supForeign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, ete. a All of which will be kept on hand and sold! by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from‘the country respectfully solicited. . TOM. TURNER. ALEXANDER BUSWELL. Pp ical Bookbinder, Paper Ruler . yes Blank Boek Man turer, 517 Clay ang 514 Commereial streets, between Montgomery and Sanseme. Sam Francisco. Binding of ev Monk Books ruled description neatly exeented and bound toany desired pat rn. je22-tf ‘STATE OF JNO, A ITM, Dee’d. Notice is heseby given by the undersigned. crolitert ah aek at toten eviag dane tors ¥ ¢ ¢. necessary. vouchers, w r from the first publication of this motwe to the eres. at the Anthony House, Kough & Ready Towaship. ¥ 8. P. FREXCW, Administrator. Nevada, June 0, 1863 Live Bee Cattle alwaysfor salc ctareas ~~$y FRESH MEATS®F att, Ls bee Wholesale — = ern ge This Market, is—-continu Re Ss plied with the choleent mente pt

thes, Mars, 5, . a First sell our aetion is ation of w York. streets. RCY, acisen. oo RS!! nslow'’s Teethseription d nurses . for thiruecess by n the feepain, but , corrects the whele ve ad Colic ; Remedy ry and r it arises e. pany each simile of is on the York. ttle. O., chao, lifernia. ¢ n the first. ‘o—and is f the uninven8 strong mel XR Dloss from offes reir e Mills, Calitornia. . to the inTON, . r, mdedtoxtures, dcrad, ens ! thing, ior the intrle jewelers. . Franciseo CE, t, 1863. pel on the 4 8d July tet e for payt the ate od ant SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 15th the stump here, that Owen, of Santa Clara remarked in the Legislature last winter.that there was'® colored man in his county, who was equal im intellect and morals to twothirds of the members of the House, and that veaid Owen was applauded for the sentiment Old Joha lied smartly about this. J. Ww. Owen said it, and J. J. Owen was reneminated. The idea of negro equality was. John’s theme, and he wanted to prove it was entertained by the Union party, and so confounded the two Owens for hie purpose. 3 Ee"The Grass Valley National has several cock-and-bull stories about riotous proceedings at the John Bigliar meeting here. It’s all right, Br. Byrne. Say what you please about it, you can’t begin to lie as treely as John did. It ain't in you to do it.— Nevertheless that letter written from Nevada, and your embellishments, were pretty well along on Joba's track, Br, Byrne. They were, that’s. fact. Scareely any truth in them, ‘pon honor. ’Taint your fault; been fooled, that’s all. < MeetiNnG TO-NIGHT.—Bear in mind, brethren of the Union party, and all-citizens who love truth and justice, that speaking upon the momentous questions of the day-' will be had to-night from the Union stand.— We'll warrant the:speaking to be first rate Tura out, boys! Fast Drivine over Bringes:—We are requested to say that fast driving ever our bridges has.got to cease. The Marshal has imperative orders to arrest every man riding or driving faster than.a walk on the bridgés over Deer Creek, and the orders will be executed to the letter. There has been considerable laxity of late, and the evil effects are felt on the bridges. A new order of things must be inaugurated. *Ciry Taxes.—The Board of City Trus« tees has ordered tie collection of one dollar poll tax from every voter in the corporate limits of the city. The city Assessor is about ready to begin his rounds again. The prop: erty tax this year will be the same as last— one half of one per cent. : BanJuisM.—The greatest banjoist that has ever visited the coast, Sam: Pride, will giye a concert to-night at the theatre. He plays on any thing, imitates every thing, and sings anything, and makes, alone as he is, enough noise fora whole band. He gives 4.most capital concert, so they say. -Go and hearhim. Price 50 cents. COMING, AND A PAIR OF THEM.—Henry : Mackie, banker of this phice, telegraphs that he leaves New York for California, with wife, on the 24th. a .REMOVAL,—Jas. B. Jeffery has moved his stock of wines, liquors, cigars, &c., to new place on Pine Street, next door to Cheap John’s clothing establishment. BulLine Seuines.—The Esmeralda Star, ina notice of the new road from Aurora to Svnora, has the following reference « natural bee oy, The Boiling Springs are among the great est curiosities to be found in the State. They are situated about 64 miles west of Aurora, atthe opening of a lovely and picturesque valley; the hills heing thickly covered with sugar pine and the grass in the valley being _ nearly two feet high on an average. The springs cover a space of about fifty feet in diameter, and are about eighteen inches in . depth ; the water is. boiling hot, and will boil an egg -hard in four minutes. There is _ «8 fine spring of culd water in close proximi_ ty and as clear as crystal. passes immediately by the Boiling Springs, a house has been erected for the water is highly medicinal, and in many cases has ‘been found to work a perfect cure in cas= of inflammatory rheumatism and other malies. ‘ New Pristine Macntwe.—The Londoe correspondent of MeNivea & Cameron's’ Paper Trade Review says: “There is an English engineer of the name of Wilkinsen who has invented a machine for the printing of newspapers which com< pletely surpasses Hoe's machine in respect description of thie machine, but one feature _ of it that demands note is that the paper _ from which it prints isin the web on the reel, and after ing under the types is cut into sheets. great velocity of the machine is almoet incredible. 23,000 copies of the inside sheet of the Times being printed on both sides at once, per hour. ma~ chine does without) feeders, and the reel of paper thatit feeds from is unrolled by its own action. I should think the paper cans of speed. Iam unable to go mto a detailed fepcher either, if it is damped, it must bly under the price for Hoe’s machine.” @ As the road } ted for the accomodation . . Ot travelers; wiio ean enjoy a fine bath. The _ PROF. MANSTEIN, Hars= his travel in Brazil, Pere, Bolthe Argenture Republic and Australia, gived satifactign to Thousands by whom he hes VARIOUS LANGUAGES, In reference to ail the EVENTS OF LIFE, PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE, Would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicintSt. Louis Hotel, Commercial St. CONSULTATION.. $2 50. Offiee Hours from 9 o'clock. to 12.4; Mt. and from i 2 till 10 o’clock P. u ; Ladies who wish to be consulted at their resi: » by leaving or sending meet with prompt attention.. ~~ Nevada, Aug. 4th—té Clothing! Clothing! REDUCED RATES! Of the Clothing Store at the Corner of Broaa & Pine Streets, Entire New Stock of Springand Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, Boys’ Clothing, &e, &e. . Ata great reduction in room for a large STOCK OF FALL GOODS, . For which I have already made arrangements. Persons in want of any of the above named ar. ticles will find it to their advan to call and ‘examine for themselves, as at inducements are offered both in low prices and the best qually of goods, All goods warranted as ted. P. BANNER, Corner of Broad ond Pine streets. Nevada, July 17th. : prices, on aceount of FAMILY GROCERY STORE. A. BARUH, Opposite St. Louis House, . No. 27 -Commercial Street, Nevada City. Cas. Informs the public that he will keep so on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found im a store of that kind. His articies are all of the first quality and will be sold-cheap for cash.— He can always be found at his old stand on Commercial street. Nevada, Nov. 16th Spring Style for 1863! ! A. LAMOTT, Fashionable Hatter! Corner of 2d and J. Streets; Sacramento. H“4! issued the style of HATS for Spring and the State to procure a due sud frobloeabie te e rocure a fine and fashionabi call on him and select one from his the’ Wns: est stock in the country, at prices lewer tnan at mg iy eed the count ie re from the coun attended to. Lakge adenttntet of Lede Vane and Buggy Robes always on hand.} In Probate Court, Nevada county. In sue eer of the ee megs Shrom, bate Court by the peation of w Creamer and Oliver A. + Executors of the last Will and testament of David Shrum, + pray+ ing an order to . ea} eetate, that itis meoresary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay expenses of adutiuistration ov said estate and . acies provided for by deceased. It is t ordered that all persons interested in the estate appear before the sald Probate Court on Mon. day the 7th day of ber, A. D. at 10 o'clock, A. M. at the in Nevada city and county, to show cause wh an o. der should not be ted to the Executors to sell the real es of 4 and that a copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the DAILY MoRNtyc TranSCRIPT, @ printed and published in said city and couaty. Given under fe at Chambers, in Nevada, this 29th day of ‘4 1863. A. C. NILES, Probate Judge. State of California, county of Nevada, s.s.—1, . HH, F, Clerk of the ‘Officio Clerk their orders, will eee 4 H* now determined to Dispose of his. rt Room of Court . t fore No. “You will get . <4 sachs . " 2 reo, SPECIAL NOTICE. . Jacob Rosenthal, ‘AS removed to his old stand No. 54 Broad Street. where he has just received a SPLENDID STOCK. . OF THE LATEST STYLES OF. Silks, Calices, Delaines, Oil , Cleths, Carpets, Hosiery, Which he offera to the ladies of Nevaia-and vicinity atthe yery Lowest Prices! Ladies -will find it to their advantage to call and satisfy themselves that ‘ This is no Humbug! I wil sell Goods lower than ever be-~ offered in this city. — is tf f Ai Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deséived by an Advertisement where . Ahey offer ._Calicos at 12 1<2 cen old gee 7 Aa THIS Is ONLY HUMBUG you te and other If you will only call at my store 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Goods at reasonable .prices / “and no Humbug. [ JACOB ROSENTHAL. aa, July 19th. ~ Even . ; Having pur ss ‘HIE B oard of Examination will meet at th chased 1 High School Room, in this city on Frida fe iho as ers who hold Temporary Certificates, and To Teachers. ing. July 3ist. at 7 o’clock. P.M. Tea The Handkerchiefs 124 than other merchants can cisco. who wish Certificates, must be present at’t tim-. J. A. CHITTENDEN, Supt. Public Instruction. NEW STORE.NEW COODS. OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broad Street. Ww. have not removed to San Francisco as

some of our neighbors have reported. but are in a new store opposite our old stand with Largest and Best Stock of Goods ever brought te this city. As we are determined not to be undersold we offer our goods at the following low prices : ‘Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. % French Calicoes, extra quality, 25 cents. per yard. Bleached Muslin,-such as Lenedale and White Rock, 25 cents per yard. Stockings 124 cents a pair or $1 per dozen. cents each, or $1 per ie dezen.Anthe balance of our stock im proportion, : , We can sell most of our sat a lower price uy them in San FranHM. HORWITZ & Cw. it. ouy a “FOR SALE. Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate BUILDINC LOTS for from $10 to $200 10 VARA LOTS and entire blocks ot beautiful Garden Land, in th > city and — of San Francisco, on the line of the San ose HE Titie is absolutely prerEcT, being «a Spanish grant, finally con ted by opens U ined States pect it—besides the Titlh 2 res) e e has been forever quieted bya final delroad, at the west-end Dey >t. and this title, the elty ‘authoritien respect ity le au ‘ Pf Supreme courts of the md judgment against the City. on that thoes la not even 0 cloud or shadow upon Whoever purchases one of these lots will lot and not a lawsuit. ffices No. 19 Nagice’s buildig, cormer Montgomery and Merchan t streets, San Franei HARVEY 8 BROWN. CALIFORNIA C te Freight through three hours ! Ample facilities are new offered for the accom intdewen of the pas the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Bae ramento for business or ‘ 5.35 A. M. train at Lincoln and arrive inthe city ENTRAL RAILROAD. TO LINCOLN.—Passengers thro to Lincoln in two hours ! from Sacramento to Liucoin in and freight traffic 0 pleasure-can take the 80 a6 to have from fiveto six hours at their disposa:, ener 2 2 the same dc /. unning of Trains : %. V. R. R. AND C.C. R. R. Leave Sacramento.....6.30-A. M, and 2 P. Leave Lincoln. ... +++ee5-15 A. M. and 10.304. Through Freight and Passenger Tariff. one: on pomere. Freigi eeecceeetieos eesee our A Cc. L. WILSON Nov. 30th, 1861—tf , New Orieans Fruit Store! ! ip (MICHELE, CICATO. Fruit and Con Store. and ‘Green Fruits of all kinds, wholesale ond’ re~Nevada, liasch Bint = ao ee {t entirely eradicates dandraff and 3 HEH & LAMPE, eppe. National Exchaag NATIONAL BATHS — D HAIR DRESSINC SALOOW. 1's the citizcas of eaeenetes hand “ Dr. Genning’s for ite medical-powers over the. FUMERY—A aoe ~ ee on hand: CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, ever the United States Bakery, Nevada, UR rooms have been recently supplied with ae apparatus, and we aie prepared e : Large Photographs, . Yn-Oit, India Ink, Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, Which cannot be excelled by any in the ‘State. ‘ PICTURES ee ese taken in : Satisfaction given in all cases “Likenessea are as well in cloud s in clear weather. CH. FERRAND & CO, Nevada, May 9th, 186%. Wz H. WENDLER, . No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Mall. H. H, Shaffer & Co. Iam prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Burtedus, Secretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, Tables, ; . Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description at reasonable rates. Upholstery of al] description done. Furniture repaired and cleaned. my26-tf E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CAL. BATES & MoCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists BROAD STREET, NEVADA, JUST RECEIVED! $00 BOXES!! —OF— A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE TOBACCO! A. R. JENKINS. GEORGE _E. TURNER, 2 Wholesale and Retail dealer In HARDWARE, TIN WARE, STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, And everything usually kept in the Hardware and Crockery line—wiil be sold at the:'lowest -. cash prices. i tse Commercial Street, Nevada. A few doors below Pine. UNION LIVERY STABLE. “Main Street, Nevada. JOUN A. LAN~« CASTER would inform hie friends aad the pul*’le generally that he added extensivels to hie large . and elegant establishment of Horses, = Sies, Saddles, Harness, &¢. and is preparfurnish as fine turn-ouwte as cam be foundin the State. Well trained, fieet and ' Ladies tlome eth be ell equi for or n Ww soaty at times. A long experience im the bus iness and an earnest re to retaim the confi dence of my friends, leads me to believe I will to Horses on livery es always in hw dood with careful dri ers forthe use of , Balls, &e. The qualbhyof my stock permit me to say that tvose nat eee on busioess w ould do well te Circus 6 > SEs &r Prescriptions carefully compounded. .£¢ . . ‘RMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No. 5 Commercial street. Cc. MASEL & CO., . (Snccegsors to Chas Kent.) wm J.C. MASEL & CO., reepert : pies Age ning their ‘riends and the a that they can always be Found at the above plece, where they keep ca hand the best quality of Amet.ap Beef, Pork, Mutton, . ' Corned Beef and bork. © s. onable price . : Retail Dealers furnished with Beef at low rates. He-solicits a continuance of the very lib. Nevada, May 28thif “ae . CENTRE MARKET, No. 2 Vommercial Street, Two doors below the Tran PT office : BULACHER & KRAFT. : ate of «© all kinds, ard customers will be attended: with out a moment’s delay pore ae Nevada, Sept 3d.—tf pe a _ . Broad Street Market. ‘We. 48 Broad street Nevada. Alljkinds of Ment constantiy on hand at the above well known mar -ket, and fer sale in quantities to. suit Ts. Meats deliverce: of charge. ° Prices accormeats pure ay JAMES COLLEY. : Richmond Taken, sure. L. PHILLIPS, i N COMMERCIAL STREET has just JF received the best and largest assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, «e, Ever brought into this city. ill also keep constantly on hand a fine assortment of Toys and Fancy Goods.: Nevada, May 23¢—-tf Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, N° 43 Pine Street, has just received alarge and choice stock, of Groceries, Provisions, &c., Which he sell at low rates. Givé me one trial. Fresh Ranch Butter. received ooeey day. my? ee ’ DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commercial Street, Nevada. HOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALlers in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, _ & Goods Delivered Frex of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. .D. &. BAKER, Grocacien; Puceiatins: Cun Fraite Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. BESH MEATS, of ALE. KINDS . on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for casn. Goods delivered Free ef Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD —Of all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap for cash. 9 Ad~ntf GEO. A. WEAVER J. W. CLARK, San Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 50 Broad Street. HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS, SHELF GOODS INING TOOLS, &e., &c. Have en the Stand former! occupied Bf EAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant —of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of elive: of charge. = WEAVER i 00. Nevada. March, 18th 1862. WINE AND LIQUOR STORE! AUGUSTIN ISOARD, + -Proprietor. Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, Broad Street, Nevada, ‘WOULD call attention to the fact that . . ] have on hand a large assortment of the first quality of. Liquors, consisting of ata, : j n wines, si WeReiees ordials, &c. Also, a few gallons of Wine manufactured from the Grape by myself, in this city — None but the best of Liquors offered for * sale. ~ apie AUGUSTIN ISOARD, PIONEER CIGAR STORE. S. ROTHSCHILD, EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, Genuimé. Meerschaum Pipes ae. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N 3B. Btore closed from Friday evening to NEVADA FRUIT STORE. fESHE undersigned has opened a Fruit store T opposite the National Exchange Motel, on Broad street, und made arranyements with reliable parties for a comstant supForeign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, ete. a All of which will be kept on hand and sold! by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from‘the country respectfully solicited. . TOM. TURNER. ALEXANDER BUSWELL. Pp ical Bookbinder, Paper Ruler . yes Blank Boek Man turer, 517 Clay ang 514 Commereial streets, between Montgomery and Sanseme. Sam Francisco. Binding of ev Monk Books ruled description neatly exeented and bound toany desired pat rn. je22-tf ‘STATE OF JNO, A ITM, Dee’d. Notice is heseby given by the undersigned. crolitert ah aek at toten eviag dane tors ¥ ¢ ¢. necessary. vouchers, w r from the first publication of this motwe to the eres. at the Anthony House, Kough & Ready Towaship. ¥ 8. P. FREXCW, Administrator. Nevada, June 0, 1863 Live Bee Cattle alwaysfor salc ctareas ~~$y FRESH MEATS®F att, Ls bee Wholesale — = ern ge This Market, is—-continu Re Ss plied with the choleent mente pt