December 21, 1864 (4 pages)

2d, un. Central :30 A. M. 230A. we. he juneFROM e State e 1 1 with IGHT . e. ot ey ‘® bret NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY Bevada Daily Transevipt. ‘BROWN « DEAL, ° PROPRIETORS. ‘ = DR.A. CHAPMAN, . * Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would iaform my friénds aud FARR 3 to attend those favoring me with a call. at any hour. Teeth nerve will be filled without causing pain. 2 WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this >ffice bettar satisfaction giyen than.elaewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charve will be made. ™ Surgical & Mechanical Dentist all wishing my services that [ am after having become sensitive by exposure of the to be per formed in a more skiiful manner, and ' charges are moderate, and to suit the times. sm mently located in this city “Residenoe on Sacramento street, third house from Temperance Hall. ‘ w Vulcaniie Work ‘promptly and , neatly done at this office. CEO. R. CRAWFORD, Masonic Butiding, on Pine. Street. Always on hand JUSTICES’ AND ? CONSTABES Bianks. 3 Dealer in PLAIN AND FANCY -wSTATIONK RY, £4 BLANK BOOKS, SHEET MUSIt, GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH AGBUMS, &c. Nevada, Jaly 28th UNION LIVERY STABLE, SPRING STRERT, NEVADA. JUOHNR’AY LAN. CASTER would inENS fie" form bia friends and the epee generally that he has added extensively to his already large and elegant estailishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles: Harness.-&e and is prepared to furnish as fine turn outs aa’ ean be found in the state. Well trained, fleet and easv Saddle Horses well equipped for Ladies er Gentlemen will be ready atalltimes. <A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retain the confidence of my friends leads me to believe -Ewilt be abtete rive reneral satisfaction Particular attention paid to Horses on livery — ‘Carriages always in readiness with earefnl dri. vers for the use of parties, bills, &e. The qual ity of stock will permit me to say that those seekrm gear etnae engaged on business would do well to piveme « eall. WM. C. RANDOLPH, Successor to C. W. Young. Chronometer & Watch Maker. d DEALER. IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c° Masonic Building, Newada, f D. W. HARRIER’S STAGE AND EXPRESS LINE Will leave Nevada Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays: at 7 A. M. for Moore's W oolsey’s and Orleans Flats, Lake City and North Broomfield. Returnmg will leave Moore’s Flat at 7 A. on alternate days, arriving at Nevada at 12M, Express will leave daily. Tho greatest care and attention will be given tothe Express de partment. and all business entrusted to this line ‘will be promptly attended to A.A. MULLOY, Agent. Offico—Crawford’s .Bookstore, corner Pine & Commercial streets, Nevada. o2 New & Choice Perfumery, E<night Templars Perfame. Lubins Extracts. * Wight Blooming Cereas. ; Cross Knight Pefume, 3 M. iry do Jaques do . Barncy’s do As ted Odors,’ For sale by JOSEPH M: LEVEY. Corner ofPine and Commercial Streets. mE Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AND MACHINE SHOP. —— SiTamM Encuxes and Boi_ers built to order. Castings and machinery of every description, artz rr mt 3 nae te fitted up or repaired. Every kinds tding ca s, Saw, eriat, malt amd bark, mills—horse onan enh ear + Orders filied promptly, and at as low rates’as any establishment in Sacramento or Sad htadded. Heugh & Thom “A. C. NILES, and AS yn at Law. Lewis’ Bu ’ Gerace of a full supply of . Eetablis MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1864. gory 2 NO. 91, The Leading Insurance Company: PH OEInNIx phy Pa aes Insurance Company, or Hf HARTFORD. DEVOTED TOFIRE INSURANCE EX. CLUSIVELY. e Cash Capital..,.$600,000 00 stad nvested in California Securities Over $100,000! All Monies received for Insuranee on this Slope retained for investmenc in California. Lossés Paid in U. 8. Gold Coin. RESIOENT PHOXMNIX AGENTS in all Cities, Towns, and prominent places on this coast, who are authorized to issue Policies, grant Renewals, assent to essignments, and attend to the business of the PHOENIX OF HARTFORD At their respective iggncies, as formerly done from San Francisco,-under the old system of Sub Agents and Traveling Solicitors, adopted on account of the THEN unsettled state of society, objections to writing country risks, and lack of reliable business material in the country towns. Property Owners & Merchants Desiring Insurance against Loss by Fire in a relixble company, and one that furnishes equal facilities to all. will bear in mind that the Phe nix of Hartford isthe only Insurance Company represented on this coast that; has adopted the Full Agency System é So theroughiy and proatably tested by all Leading ana~ ' respectable Insurance. Companies doing a central Fire business inthe Older States. ndorsed by the General Agency or Branch Office system, which has been conducted for years with equal success and satisfaction to company and patrons, by the PHCENIX and one ther leading Hartford Company with head quarters, Citicinnati, Ohio The unprecedented and envied success of the PHCENIX of Harttord proves the correct workings of the system adopted, which, in a word, is based on the round thai where men can be found reliable enough to warrant their being insured and intrusted with a Company’s “PROMISE . TO PAY ON DEMAND,” there also can be found business men of known integrity,.well qualified by reason thereof, not enly to protect the Company from fraud, but tofurm correct and busi ness like contracts for the insured, that will bé lived up to io good faith by the Company. BRANCH OFFICE: JAMES KING OF WM., BUILDING. 8. W Corner Montgomery and Commercial Streets. Entrance, 603 Commercial, SAN FRANCISCO, RK. H. MAGILL, GENERAL AGENT 4 Policies issued and renewed in thin sterling and popular Company. on all classes of desira. ble property. without delay incident to the suabagency sy stent; and-at rates as low ns solvency and fair profit witl admit of f H. MACKIE & co. Resident Agents, Nevada.Sept. 24th, } CENTRE MARKET. FRED. BULACHER, and FRANK AUMER would reepectfully inform the citizens of . ation and vicinity that he has become proprietor of this wellknow and popular Meat Market, on Commercial street, afew doors below the Daily Transcript Printing Office, and will keep om hand the very best quality ofBEEF, PORK, VEAL, MUTTON, VEGETABLES. He hopes by istrict attention to business to reecive a good shkre of patronage.22 FALL STYLE ~FOR 1864, A. LAMOTT, Cor, of 2d and J. St. SACRAMENTO, The Leading HATTER of the State of California. ILL ISsUE His FALL STYLX of MEATS on SATURDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1864. His stock of Hats and Caps ofevery description excels amy house on this His wweees are lower than any other Rmemt. ; De not forget to call at his . Emperium of Fashion ! On your way down to one of his new style them : and at low rates. tional Exchange. Hete). Cheap tor Cash. Family Grocery Store! QUICK SALES!!! . SMALL PROFITS! 11 H. M’ HINDS. N.C, TULLY &-CO., AT THE JUNCTION OF Main & Comniéréiir Sts, OULD inform the citizens ef Nevada and vicinity that they haye on hand a large stock of : GROCERIES, q N. ©. TULLY “PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, And in fact everything usually kept ina First Class Grocery Establishment Which they will sell as Cheap AS THE VERY . Cheapest Store in Nevada! ! As we have allthe advantages of the San Francisco market and buy our Goods tor Cash, we _._are hound te give ss Great Bargains in the Grocery line a7 We invite the ublie to call and examine our stock and note down the figiires at whicli we are selling our Goods ! ? Our ‘Terms are Cash, All Goods wit? he fetivered free of charge. Nevada, Sept 6th—tt aay 7 CH. FERRAND. PHOTOGRAPHIC ; AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST. Everykind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best style of the Art. i ; 4 ON PINE STREET, wey Over the United States, Bakery. SELLING OFF AT COsT!_ J. E. JOHNSTON, Hereby gives notice that he will geil his entire stuck of FURNITURE, At Cost Prices! It consists in part of Burcaus, Be dsteads, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, i Ottomans, $ Sefa, Rocking and Sewing Chairs.” Bedding, Beds, Mattresses. &e. &c : Upholstering done at the shortest notice broad street. opposite the Nawepll EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s Brick Building, MIAlL. Sircet, GRASS VALLEY. AMES B. JEFFERY .takes this method of informing hy friends in Nevada and vicins ity that he has become sole proprictor of tiné above weil known and popular Saioon and will always keep ou land the very bestof Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars, To which he invites the attention of thoxe who know a good thimy and can appreciate it when it ie sparkling before their eyes, Nevadans! vive men call when you. visit Grass Valiey—I wilaiways be on baud, ready and willing to serve you with the best in the “ehop.?? JAMES B JKFFEKY. Grass Valley. Sept ith—tf “J. A. MAKTIN D. &. BAKER & CO. DEALELS IN D. 8. BAKER. Groceries, Provisiuns, Car Fraits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Hroad Street, Nevada. on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for D page MEATS, OF ALI. KINDS Cash, Goods delivered free of Charge reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOO-OT Al bode, on band tnd for sale [NATIONAL EXCHANGE FLOTET. BROAD STREET.. NEVADA CITY, 2 This old and well esge = tablished Hotelis again i i r Opened tothe Public. § ithas been remodeled and enlarged and isnow one of. the mostcommodious Houses in the in triorof the State. Located in an elevated position it commands a view of the city and surrounding country and insures good air in the heat of summer. Built of BRICK AND FirePROOF, it# wails keep out, in great measure, the heat of the sunand give security in case of fire THE EXCHANGS is near the center of the town on a wide and THs business street of the ny. There are no wooden buildings néar the Hotel to endanger it in case of conflagration. Rae “PEK ROOMS are elegantly furnished, *the Bed# are ot Spring and Hair Mattrasses, vinexfelled by any Hotel in the State—all-the Furniture new and of the Jatest atyle. SUITS OF ROOMS, and’ every accommodation furnished families and the traveling. public, and every care taken to make the House « HOME ee ae : THE TABLE will at all times be furnished with everything the market affords, The Coaches of the California Stage Comrany, Alpha, Washington, Omega, Woolsey’s, oore’s Flat, and Red Dog, have their offices ‘at and take their departure from this Hote} The House is kept open all Night; THE SALOON ie fitted up iu superior atyle where none but the best Wines and Liquors are -to be found. The BILLIARD TABLES are Phe lan’s best. Cotinected with the Establishment 18a LIVERY STABI.B Where the best Turnouts may be had. Lancaster & Hasey, Prop’s, Nevada, May 10th. “ALL ABOARD!” GRASS VALLEY and NEVADA STAGE "LINE. Having recently purand pqpular Staye Line, we are ready to carry passengers over the road with speed and éafety, promising to treat those who ride with us ina courteous, and we trust, in a satisfactory manner. « Hours of Departure. ; ‘Leaves Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, daily, at 8 and {lo'clock, A. M. and4o’clock, PB, a. Leaves Nevada, daily, at 9 o’clock, A. a. and 2Y.M. and 60'¢loek.P M. ! CLEVELAXD& ROYCE, Propr’s. Nevada, Nov. 171i Miner’s Hotel* and Restaurant. G F. Stumpf, Proprietor , The above Hotel is now eompleted 2 and ready to accommodate any mumy ber of persons with Board and Lody ing. This touse hasnowthe beat French cook ln the State, , The table will be supplied. with everything the market aflords. The Lodging Department contains everything to maka travelers comfortable BOard as cheap as at any other place in the moun. tains. The Baris always supplied with Wines, Liquors and Ciyars. Kugheli, Freneh and German, spoken at this House N Groceries and Provisions !!! Drugs and Medicines! M.J. HYDELIFF, . FOULD inform the citizens of You Bet and W the adjoining mining towns that he has Opened a new store atthe above place where h will always keep.on hand the Vest of Groceries,. Provisions, Liquors, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, ry DRUGS & MEDICINES, I 5 Allof Dreaded sold CHEAP My store at Red Deg will, an heretofore be supplied with everything in the above lme.— Persons in want ig Pa ca in the Grocery, Dry Goods, or Hardware line, will tind it to their ad vantage to call at either of my stores as T soll Cheap for Cash, M.J. HWYDELIFF. Ked Dog amd You Bet, Dec, 6th, The Best and the’ Cheapest. IMPORTANT TO THOSE ENGAGED IN MINING, "EME undersigned begs leave to call the atteni. tion of partieos who propose an eting’ wills for mining parposes, to the Mills now being manufactured for him by Hinckivy & Co., at the: Fuiton Foundry on Figet Street. San, Francisco. “MOORE’S CRINDER —AR D-w ADEALGA MATOR. be adisest ted by those that have used itto be the yaost pestect, economieal and " Meientitic Machine : w Yet invested for the purpose for which it fa intended. This Machine is very simple in ite construction, isnot likely to get out of repair, ia very readily put up, and cau be run by any man . of ordinary intelligence It can be furnished nt hens cost than any otuer Machine now ia 'use, that Will perform anything-l.ke the work that ean be done with this. “Two ofthe Grinders and five stamps will work twenty tons of ruck: per day with 12. horse power. : ; One ofthese Machines is now set up at the Fulton Foundry aud Mr. Moore is in constant #tendance and will take pleasure in. explaining the workings of the Machine to those who may desire it. Several of the Machines are noveign. apoeation work at twenty five per eent tess expenme thin by any other process. Parties props to have Quartz Mille erected will find it greatly to their advantage ts examine these before making ax emeuts elsewhere. Quartz Willis of every deveription man10 order on the-most reasonable terms. ALBERT MOOKE. Thankiul tor past patronage, chased thif long established .? FOhkR CASH. in various parts of the State and aft turning out," Hamilton, Valley. 6— Reading Eveningby A. F. Holla ?7— Hail Columbia~Band. 5—-Oration by ¥—Star Spangled Banner—Band, 10— Voluntary Addresses. il—I'reedom Marching On—Band. 12— Reading of Kesvlutions. 13—Benedietion, 14—Praise God from wh by the audience and Band. After which the Marshal o rocess‘on end raarch to the To close with biel Colored Citizens: ; Nevada will celebrate sary ofthe President's Prox tipation in the United Monday-the Second da hoped that ‘all, throug jJacent counties, will participate with us. Officers.of the Day—Presdent—D. D, Vice Presidents—J, Marshal of the Committee of A rrang A. McKinney, L. Gardener, P. Pogue. Committee’ on Programme—D. D. . Adams, N: Ford. Committee ou Finanee— J. Bulman,-H. Godair. Committee on Resolutions—D. D, Adams, E. Booth. Committee 6 Musio—L,. A. F. Holland. ————— es ee of Grass Valley and the Second Annivertimation of. KEman. d. y by the President of the Day. ‘ Hymp—Band, of : he Emancipation Proclamation nd. States of America, om of January next. 1out the eounty and adIt ie Carter. Sanks, Orange Lewis. . Day—Joseph Thomas, ements—H. Godalr, Jno. J. Harrison, J. Hicks, Carter, ‘J. N> Ford, &.Walker, Carter, J. ‘ Gardener, N. Vord, The Exereéixes will commence at 11 o'clock. A, M. atthe African M. EK. Chearch, Grasse ORDER OF EXKROISES. 1~ Singing by the Choir, 2—Prayer by Rev. Peter K 3—God save America~Ban 4—Intreduetor &— Presideit’s eillingworth. om all blessings flow. f the Day will form Hall for Dinner. « GRAND BALL in the ai6 } Dresses, WOULD res Ladies of Ne NEVADA MILLINERY. MISS E. COFFEY,pectfally imform the vada Git 's rounding towns that she ” i’ first cl and the surhas opened a ase Millinery Store, on BROAD STREET, i § Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep corstantly on hand, ; Ladies’ Bonnets, F And in faet everythiny ‘Mnery \kstablishment lowers, Laces, usually found ina MilL have sugh arringements made that) sliall be in receipt of New Goods by every steamer. Will be paid to-making Cloaks, Mantillas and. “articular attention m20 AN ders inte Truateern, ceased, % to be built by © re a Whereas, the of Nevada county, has by said Keftate authorized and deralyned Administrator, the Real Katate of said Kstato, Kiven that I will sell the followin bos vertyat private sale on the OURTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1864, vig: One Fourth interest in the ing Claims at che head of Missouri Ravine, ia Washington Township. The sale will be fo be at the expense bids for the above property up to Adm’r Katat« A.A. Barvent, Att’ fo 14 ent o, Notice. € TOTICE is hereby given to Property Hotpled tut all Sidewalks required Irdimances Nos. shall be unfinished by Dec. 20th, to the lowest bidder, 12 ‘and 20 which 1864, wils be let By order of Board of _8. R. PERRY, Clerk, Sa eet ictal Rdaticss A Adminstrator’s Sale, N the matter of the kstate of R, Pleree, deHou. Probate Court order duly made in mpowered the unto sell at private sale Notice is hereLy described 'WENTYJeuny Lind Min-~ rcash in gold coin, deed to of purchaser. I will ‘reeeiva the day of saje. _, JAMES PEERCK, he is * KR. Pierce, deecased, r Adm’r oer dis MEAT MARKET. , JAMES MONROB ean be found at the old stand on Broad at. where prepared to “body with the best . } Pork, Mutton, Corned Beet and Pork &c, &e.at _ the lowest cash prices. supply everyof Rect, Veal, ¥ For the Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of Youth. Maguolia Balin. Blane des Perles. Forsaleby JOSEPH ™M LEV&@Y, Corner of Pine und Commercial Streets x ness he feels eoufiden lion to hie patrons, ns HINCKLY would inform the 4e vf Nevada that he hase opene Shop, on Broad street Bakery, where he is: prepared to do HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING, 3 In the best style of the Art. ‘Having had several years ex perience in the bustof giving good patiafae y adjoning 4 ‘Rew Barber Shop.entlemena Barber the Lafayetse oo” J luis line as gine 5 St Hh Qh WH 4 SAMUEL LE Successor to Lewis Bros. i is, IMPOKTKK OF Show ready to i and the puuhe generally reretofure at Sun Feulicisco Prices! 4 Pipes, Matches, Cards, &e. —At the old stand— Lewis’ Buiding, Corner of Broad and I’ine Streets, Nevada. his former patrops, with all goods is ue respectful) ‘mehi-if ’ TAU ACAGAL ALAC CALA aCe eC ee aes ATR EA SSS ) GRAND EMANCIPATION At Grass Valley, Nevada County, “MONDAY, JAN. $a,

2d, un. Central :30 A. M. 230A. we. he juneFROM e State e 1 1 with IGHT . e. ot ey ‘® bret NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY Bevada Daily Transevipt. ‘BROWN « DEAL, ° PROPRIETORS. ‘ = DR.A. CHAPMAN, . * Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would iaform my friénds aud FARR 3 to attend those favoring me with a call. at any hour. Teeth nerve will be filled without causing pain. 2 WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this >ffice bettar satisfaction giyen than.elaewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charve will be made. ™ Surgical & Mechanical Dentist all wishing my services that [ am after having become sensitive by exposure of the to be per formed in a more skiiful manner, and ' charges are moderate, and to suit the times. sm mently located in this city “Residenoe on Sacramento street, third house from Temperance Hall. ‘ w Vulcaniie Work ‘promptly and , neatly done at this office. CEO. R. CRAWFORD, Masonic Butiding, on Pine. Street. Always on hand JUSTICES’ AND ? CONSTABES Bianks. 3 Dealer in PLAIN AND FANCY -wSTATIONK RY, £4 BLANK BOOKS, SHEET MUSIt, GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH AGBUMS, &c. Nevada, Jaly 28th UNION LIVERY STABLE, SPRING STRERT, NEVADA. JUOHNR’AY LAN. CASTER would inENS fie" form bia friends and the epee generally that he has added extensively to his already large and elegant estailishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles: Harness.-&e and is prepared to furnish as fine turn outs aa’ ean be found in the state. Well trained, fleet and easv Saddle Horses well equipped for Ladies er Gentlemen will be ready atalltimes. <A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retain the confidence of my friends leads me to believe -Ewilt be abtete rive reneral satisfaction Particular attention paid to Horses on livery — ‘Carriages always in readiness with earefnl dri. vers for the use of parties, bills, &e. The qual ity of stock will permit me to say that those seekrm gear etnae engaged on business would do well to piveme « eall. WM. C. RANDOLPH, Successor to C. W. Young. Chronometer & Watch Maker. d DEALER. IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c° Masonic Building, Newada, f D. W. HARRIER’S STAGE AND EXPRESS LINE Will leave Nevada Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays: at 7 A. M. for Moore's W oolsey’s and Orleans Flats, Lake City and North Broomfield. Returnmg will leave Moore’s Flat at 7 A. on alternate days, arriving at Nevada at 12M, Express will leave daily. Tho greatest care and attention will be given tothe Express de partment. and all business entrusted to this line ‘will be promptly attended to A.A. MULLOY, Agent. Offico—Crawford’s .Bookstore, corner Pine & Commercial streets, Nevada. o2 New & Choice Perfumery, E<night Templars Perfame. Lubins Extracts. * Wight Blooming Cereas. ; Cross Knight Pefume, 3 M. iry do Jaques do . Barncy’s do As ted Odors,’ For sale by JOSEPH M: LEVEY.. Corner ofPine and Commercial Streets. mE Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AND MACHINE SHOP. —— SiTamM Encuxes and Boi_ers built to order. Castings and machinery of every description, artz rr mt 3 nae te fitted up or repaired. Every kinds tding ca s, Saw, eriat, malt amd bark, mills—horse onan enh ear + Orders filied promptly, and at as low rates’as any establishment in Sacramento or Sad htadded. Heugh & Thom “A. C. NILES, and AS yn at Law. Lewis’ Bu ’ Gerace of a full supply of . Eetablis MORNING, DECEMBER 21, 1864. gory 2 NO. 91, The Leading Insurance Company: PH OEInNIx phy Pa aes Insurance Company, or Hf HARTFORD. DEVOTED TOFIRE INSURANCE EX. CLUSIVELY. e Cash Capital...,.$600,000 00 stad nvested in California Securities Over $100,000! All Monies received for Insuranee on this Slope retained for investmenc in California. Lossés Paid in U. 8. Gold Coin. RESIOENT PHOXMNIX AGENTS in all Cities, Towns, and prominent places on this coast, who are authorized to issue Policies, grant Renewals, assent to essignments, and attend to the business of the PHOENIX OF HARTFORD At their respective iggncies, as formerly done from San Francisco,-under the old system of Sub Agents and Traveling Solicitors, adopted on account of the THEN unsettled state of society, objections to writing country risks, and lack of reliable business material in the country towns. Property Owners & Merchants Desiring Insurance against Loss by Fire in a relixble company, and one that furnishes equal facilities to all. will bear in mind that the Phe nix of Hartford isthe only Insurance Company represented on this coast that; has adopted the Full Agency System é So theroughiy and proatably tested by all Leading ana~ ' respectable Insurance. Companies doing a central Fire business inthe Older States. ndorsed by the General Agency or Branch Office system, which has been conducted for years with equal success and satisfaction to company and patrons, by the PHCENIX and one ther leading Hartford Company with head quarters, Citicinnati, Ohio The unprecedented and envied success of the PHCENIX of Harttord proves the correct workings of the system adopted, which, in a word, is based on the round thai where men can be found reliable enough to warrant their being insured and intrusted with a Company’s “PROMISE . TO PAY ON DEMAND,” there also can be found business men of known integrity,.well qualified by reason thereof, not enly to protect the Company from fraud, but tofurm correct and busi ness like contracts for the insured, that will bé lived up to io good faith by the Company. BRANCH OFFICE: JAMES KING OF WM., BUILDING. 8. W Corner Montgomery and Commercial Streets. Entrance, 603 Commercial, SAN FRANCISCO, RK. H. MAGILL, GENERAL AGENT 4 Policies issued and renewed in thin sterling and popular Company. on all classes of desira. ble property. without delay incident to the suabagency sy stent; and-at rates as low ns solvency and fair profit witl admit of f H. MACKIE & co. Resident Agents, Nevada.Sept. 24th, } CENTRE MARKET. FRED. BULACHER, and FRANK AUMER would reepectfully inform the citizens of . ation and vicinity that he has become proprietor of this wellknow and popular Meat Market, on Commercial street, afew doors below the Daily Transcript Printing Office, and will keep om hand the very best quality ofBEEF, PORK, VEAL, MUTTON, VEGETABLES. He hopes by istrict attention to business to reecive a good shkre of patronage.22 FALL STYLE ~FOR 1864, A. LAMOTT, Cor, of 2d and J. St. SACRAMENTO, The Leading HATTER of the State of California. ILL ISsUE His FALL STYLX of MEATS on SATURDAY, AUGUST 13th, 1864. His stock of Hats and Caps ofevery description excels amy house on this His wweees are lower than any other Rmemt. ; De not forget to call at his . Emperium of Fashion ! On your way down to one of his new style them : and at low rates. tional Exchange. Hete). Cheap tor Cash. Family Grocery Store! QUICK SALES!!! . SMALL PROFITS! 11 H. M’ HINDS. N.C, TULLY &-CO., AT THE JUNCTION OF Main & Comniéréiir Sts, OULD inform the citizens ef Nevada and vicinity that they haye on hand a large stock of : GROCERIES, q N. ©. TULLY “PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, And in fact everything usually kept ina First Class Grocery Establishment Which they will sell as Cheap AS THE VERY . Cheapest Store in Nevada! ! As we have allthe advantages of the San Francisco market and buy our Goods tor Cash, we _.._are hound te give ss Great Bargains in the Grocery line a7 We invite the ublie to call and examine our stock and note down the figiires at whicli we are selling our Goods ! ? Our ‘Terms are Cash, All Goods wit? he fetivered free of charge. Nevada, Sept 6th—tt aay 7 CH. FERRAND. PHOTOGRAPHIC ; AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST. Everykind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best style of the Art. i ; 4 ON PINE STREET, wey Over the United States, Bakery. SELLING OFF AT COsT!_ J. E. JOHNSTON, Hereby gives notice that he will geil his entire stuck of FURNITURE, At Cost Prices! It consists in part of Burcaus, Be dsteads, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, i Ottomans, $ Sefa, Rocking and Sewing Chairs.” Bedding, Beds, Mattresses. &e. &c : Upholstering done at the shortest notice broad street. opposite the Nawepll EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s Brick Building, MIAlL. Sircet, GRASS VALLEY. AMES B. JEFFERY .takes this method of informing hy friends in Nevada and vicins ity that he has become sole proprictor of tiné above weil known and popular Saioon and will always keep ou land the very bestof Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars, To which he invites the attention of thoxe who know a good thimy and can appreciate it when it ie sparkling before their eyes, Nevadans! vive men call when you. visit Grass Valiey—I wilaiways be on baud, ready and willing to serve you with the best in the “ehop.?? JAMES B JKFFEKY. Grass Valley. Sept ith—tf “J. A. MAKTIN D. &. BAKER & CO. DEALELS IN D. 8. BAKER. Groceries, Provisiuns, Car Fraits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Hroad Street, Nevada. on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for D page MEATS, OF ALI. KINDS Cash, Goods delivered free of Charge reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOO-OT Al bode, on band tnd for sale [NATIONAL EXCHANGE FLOTET. BROAD STREET... NEVADA CITY, 2 This old and well esge = tablished Hotelis again i i r Opened tothe Public. § ithas been remodeled and enlarged and isnow one of. the mostcommodious Houses in the in triorof the State. Located in an elevated position it commands a view of the city and surrounding country and insures good air in the heat of summer. Built of BRICK AND FirePROOF, it# wails keep out, in great measure, the heat of the sunand give security in case of fire THE EXCHANGS is near the center of the town on a wide and THs business street of the ny.

There are no wooden buildings néar the Hotel to endanger it in case of conflagration. Rae “PEK ROOMS are elegantly furnished, *the Bed# are ot Spring and Hair Mattrasses, vinexfelled by any Hotel in the State—all-the Furniture new and of the Jatest atyle. SUITS OF ROOMS, and’ every accommodation furnished families and the traveling. public, and every care taken to make the House « HOME ee ae : THE TABLE will at all times be furnished with everything the market affords, The Coaches of the California Stage Comrany, Alpha, Washington, Omega, Woolsey’s, oore’s Flat, and Red Dog, have their offices ‘at and take their departure from this Hote} The House is kept open all Night; THE SALOON ie fitted up iu superior atyle where none but the best Wines and Liquors are -to be found. The BILLIARD TABLES are Phe lan’s best. Cotinected with the Establishment 18a LIVERY STABI.B Where the best Turnouts may be had. Lancaster & Hasey, Prop’s, Nevada, May 10th. “ALL ABOARD!” GRASS VALLEY and NEVADA STAGE "LINE. Having recently purand pqpular Staye Line, we are ready to carry passengers over the road with speed and éafety, promising to treat those who ride with us ina courteous, and we trust, in a satisfactory manner. « Hours of Departure. ; ‘Leaves Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, daily, at 8 and {lo'clock, A. M. and4o’clock, PB, a. Leaves Nevada, daily, at 9 o’clock, A. a. and 2Y.M. and 60'¢loek.P M. ! CLEVELAXD& ROYCE, Propr’s. Nevada, Nov. 171i Miner’s Hotel* and Restaurant. G F. Stumpf, Proprietor , The above Hotel is now eompleted 2 and ready to accommodate any mumy ber of persons with Board and Lody ing. This touse hasnowthe beat French cook ln the State, , The table will be supplied. with everything the market aflords. The Lodging Department contains everything to maka travelers comfortable BOard as cheap as at any other place in the moun. tains. The Baris always supplied with Wines, Liquors and Ciyars. Kugheli, Freneh and German, spoken at this House N Groceries and Provisions !!! Drugs and Medicines! M.J. HYDELIFF, . FOULD inform the citizens of You Bet and W the adjoining mining towns that he has Opened a new store atthe above place where h will always keep.on hand the Vest of Groceries,. Provisions, Liquors, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, ry DRUGS & MEDICINES, I 5 Allof Dreaded sold CHEAP My store at Red Deg will, an heretofore be supplied with everything in the above lme.— Persons in want ig Pa ca in the Grocery, Dry Goods, or Hardware line, will tind it to their ad vantage to call at either of my stores as T soll Cheap for Cash, M.J. HWYDELIFF. Ked Dog amd You Bet, Dec, 6th, The Best and the’ Cheapest. IMPORTANT TO THOSE ENGAGED IN MINING, "EME undersigned begs leave to call the atteni. tion of partieos who propose an eting’ wills for mining parposes, to the Mills now being manufactured for him by Hinckivy & Co., at the: Fuiton Foundry on Figet Street. San, Francisco. “MOORE’S CRINDER —AR D-w ADEALGA MATOR. be adisest ted by those that have used itto be the yaost pestect, economieal and " Meientitic Machine : w Yet invested for the purpose for which it fa intended. This Machine is very simple in ite construction, isnot likely to get out of repair, ia very readily put up, and cau be run by any man . of ordinary intelligence It can be furnished nt hens cost than any otuer Machine now ia 'use, that Will perform anything-l.ke the work that ean be done with this. “Two ofthe Grinders and five stamps will work twenty tons of ruck: per day with 12. horse power. : ; One ofthese Machines is now set up at the Fulton Foundry aud Mr. Moore is in constant #tendance and will take pleasure in. explaining the workings of the Machine to those who may desire it. Several of the Machines are noveign. apoeation work at twenty five per eent tess expenme thin by any other process. Parties props to have Quartz Mille erected will find it greatly to their advantage ts examine these before making ax emeuts elsewhere. Quartz Willis of every deveription man10 order on the-most reasonable terms. ALBERT MOOKE. Thankiul tor past patronage, chased thif long established .? FOhkR CASH. in various parts of the State and aft turning out," Hamilton, Valley. 6— Reading Eveningby A. F. Holla ?7— Hail Columbia~Band. 5—-Oration by ¥—Star Spangled Banner—Band, 10— Voluntary Addresses. il—I'reedom Marching On—Band. 12— Reading of Kesvlutions. 13—Benedietion, 14—Praise God from wh by the audience and Band. After which the Marshal o rocess‘on end raarch to the To close with biel Colored Citizens: ; Nevada will celebrate sary ofthe President's Prox tipation in the United Monday-the Second da hoped that ‘all, throug jJacent counties, will participate with us. Officers.of the Day—Presdent—D. D, Vice Presidents—J, Marshal of the Committee of A rrang A. McKinney, L. Gardener, P. Pogue. Committee’ on Programme—D. D. . Adams, N: Ford. Committee ou Finanee— J. Bulman,-H. Godair. Committee on Resolutions—D. D, Adams, E. Booth. Committee 6 Musio—L,. A. F. Holland. ————— es ee of Grass Valley and the Second Annivertimation of. KEman. d. y by the President of the Day. ‘ Hymp—Band, of : he Emancipation Proclamation nd. States of America, om of January next. 1out the eounty and adIt ie Carter. Sanks, Orange Lewis. . Day—Joseph Thomas, ements—H. Godalr, Jno. J. Harrison, J. Hicks, Carter, ‘J. N> Ford, &..Walker, Carter, J. ‘ Gardener, N. Vord, The Exereéixes will commence at 11 o'clock. A, M. atthe African M. EK. Chearch, Grasse ORDER OF EXKROISES. 1~ Singing by the Choir, 2—Prayer by Rev. Peter K 3—God save America~Ban 4—Intreduetor &— Presideit’s eillingworth. om all blessings flow. f the Day will form Hall for Dinner. « GRAND BALL in the ai6 } Dresses, WOULD res Ladies of Ne NEVADA MILLINERY. MISS E. COFFEY,pectfally imform the vada Git 's rounding towns that she ” i’ first cl and the surhas opened a ase Millinery Store, on BROAD STREET, i § Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep corstantly on hand, ; Ladies’ Bonnets, F And in faet everythiny ‘Mnery \kstablishment lowers, Laces, usually found ina MilL have sugh arringements made that) sliall be in receipt of New Goods by every steamer. Will be paid to-making Cloaks, Mantillas and. “articular attention m20 AN ders inte Truateern, ceased, % to be built by © re a Whereas, the of Nevada county, has by said Keftate authorized and deralyned Administrator, the Real Katate of said Kstato, Kiven that I will sell the followin bos vertyat private sale on the OURTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1864, vig: One Fourth interest in the ing Claims at che head of Missouri Ravine, ia Washington Township. The sale will be fo be at the expense bids for the above property up to Adm’r Katat« A.A. Barvent, Att’ fo 14 ent o, Notice. € TOTICE is hereby given to Property Hotpled tut all Sidewalks required Irdimances Nos. shall be unfinished by Dec. 20th, to the lowest bidder, 12 ‘and 20 which 1864, wils be let By order of Board of _8. R. PERRY, Clerk, Sa eet ictal Rdaticss A Adminstrator’s Sale, N the matter of the kstate of R, Pleree, deHou. Probate Court order duly made in mpowered the unto sell at private sale Notice is hereLy described 'WENTYJeuny Lind Min-~ rcash in gold coin, deed to of purchaser. I will ‘reeeiva the day of saje. _, JAMES PEERCK, he is * KR. Pierce, deecased, r Adm’r oer dis MEAT MARKET. , JAMES MONROB ean be found at the old stand on Broad at. where prepared to “body with the best . } Pork, Mutton, Corned Beet and Pork &c, &e.at _ the lowest cash prices. supply everyof Rect, Veal, ¥ For the Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of Youth. Maguolia Balin. Blane des Perles. Forsaleby JOSEPH ™M LEV&@Y, Corner of Pine und Commercial Streets x ness he feels eoufiden lion to hie patrons, ns HINCKLY would inform the 4e vf Nevada that he hase opene Shop, on Broad street Bakery, where he is: prepared to do HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING, 3 In the best style of the Art. ‘Having had several years ex perience in the bustof giving good patiafae y adjoning 4 ‘Rew Barber Shop.entlemena Barber the Lafayetse oo” J luis line as gine 5 St Hh Qh WH 4 SAMUEL LE Successor to Lewis Bros. i is, IMPOKTKK OF Show ready to i and the puuhe generally reretofure at Sun Feulicisco Prices! 4 Pipes, Matches, Cards, &e. —At the old stand— Lewis’ Buiding, Corner of Broad and I’ine Streets, Nevada. his former patrops, with all goods is ue respectful) ‘mehi-if ’ TAU ACAGAL ALAC CALA aCe eC ee aes ATR EA SSS ) GRAND EMANCIPATION At Grass Valley, Nevada County, “MONDAY, JAN. $a,