December 27, 1864 (4 pages)

TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27. and fro” in the avenues of society, and expelled to draw nearly two millions of dollars ~ Now is the Time to Make Money ! ert a powerfal influence. Triaiid ke# ‘infrom the surplusof last year ; in gther words ‘dividuals, far removed from what is transthe amount of gold is less by that amount THE LAST DITCH of the rebels is their piring among men, are always ignorant and than it was last year. This is probably cordegraded. That person who uses proper. rect, and the Bee asks how long can we keep military employment of slaves. Driven by the pressing exigencies ot the war to this means to obtain a record of passing events, up this gait of getting rich? “But it qveralways improves. and advances in knowl looks the fact that the last year was &Xtremeultimate venture, they stand hesitating on edge; the man who is dead to gueh influly bad forall placer washings, and the short the brink, fearful to encounter the perils ences is dead to his own best interests. crops led to large importations of cereals, “+ that may overwhelm them if they resort to Well did the old Greeks know the valne &e. Wait till this time next year, Mr. Bee # measure 60 opposed to their whole policy, and yet seeing no eséape from the thick of obtaining new information. When voyand then ask the question. We are getting coming disaster that befall them in the East agers and travellers came te their porta and richerthis year, without any doubt. WOU SAVE . er TU ar Twenty-five and Fifty Cents on every Dollar! © al VEHICLES.—Newspapers, like nations, ti The Bee shows that this State, in orHtvada Daily Transcript, havea historical existence. They “go to der to make up its exports has been com . BARUG, on Pine Street Exc face ci I HAAS & CO’S, would res : lly inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of © Thonn ot tite cgirousding towns that he will elose out the mas EF silver, ribus ] Tro Y BUSINESS! : ‘To make Room for another undertaking. I will sell my Jarge and well assorted stock of ToYs,. “at bef FRESH CANDIES, FRUITS AND = ! Bazele “4 counte and West and in the vety heart of theif Concities, they were taken-to their public marts . THE 224 of December Price asked for-at any other Store in the City. ; was the 244th anniFor Half the and requested to recite an account of what federacy, The dubious charactér of the last Y assortment, from one bit a piece and upwards. Before purchas PringB halen want hv egFey ey they had seen and heard abroad. The inyersary of the landing of the Pilgrimat Store eo ill fad to your gr at astonishment that remedy in their reach maywell give pause’ ou can buy ev article cheaper in m establiehment ae at any oteae in the mountaias. fluenve of this custom, before the art of. Plymouth. ¥ Tounster Oteare. s, Pla ying Cards, and Cutlery, at San Krancisco prices— to the Southern leaders. Their resort to . “slave power” in this war, im made almost printing was discovered)'was like that of impracticable by the measures of freedom and welcome the National Government has given to their slaves. The negro kniow#é oe . well. that the Southern rebellion was originated to weld more strongly the galling fetters of slavery—that if the rebellion had our modern newspapersAt, ; tended to excite the people, and lead them to achieve Atthe residence of Mr. Richardson, on the reputation in all that was held worthof y be-} 24th instant. by Rev. D. A. Dryden, Mr. Joseph ing distinguished. The result was, they .atRichardson to Miss Charity H. ‘Pattison. tained to the loftiest position in learning and Arrivals at the the arts, in those days, and in many things _ National Exchange Hotel, they are still.our masters and instructors, — BROAD STREET..:.NEVADA CITY been successful in its original idea, there was no hope for his race except in insurreeSERVED HIM RIGHT.—We learn from a LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. tion forever. He knows that the National friend the following story: A young man in Government has made a distinct promise of 4 certain town in Connecticut, a copperhead, SaTcrpayr, December 24th. a freedom, that the great “North has endorsed and conseqtiently an enemy to his country, A Ae a sre ga W Guleeed Seer sa the promise, andthe last official utterance going to a quilting frolic, where a namber . E Chandler @o . PSamai Sacramento of young ladies were collected, and the ealy . BE Cheemat Ciry A Maracy Rock creek = 4 eo @o 5% Robinson Rattles’e B of the President-was that that promise must be religiously kept. He knows that thouwhale in the company, began his aspersioes : ba ang sands poss once slaves are now battling under on the.Admininistration, as uenal, and bel . C Pareces he flag for the promised liberty, and forth some time on the subject, till 8G McReynolds C Folieferro that the path of elevation for him and his exasperated at his impadence, aid boldv‘ee . : po seni —— people, is in the success of the vast armies him, stripped him Baked to which heis to be invoked or compelled to op So RR RE A Rn eR EN which ’ trainin foul. Pluribi RR, aniple ‘Wholesale and Hetail, by iw DRY JULIUS DREYFUSS, ers, w: paratic COODS! 2 ‘the ex —or— Bragh’ and mt om S$. ROSENTHAL, United States Bakery, Pine Street. ’ takers. ‘Comimercial Street, Nevada, under the they st Daily ‘Transcript Printing Office. TOYS. TOYS. Toys, Plurib gap be he mai easily, v I AM about to ehange business and therefore offer my entire stock of Dry Goods, PINE APPLES, ORANCES "LOS ANGELES GRAPES, : and C. .*' 5 Oe Entire Stock of, (FOR THE HOLIDAYS! ! 23 $4 Maebery Danie C. Nik Fancy and Plain Candies! Selling Out to Close Business: do the waist, and . ¢ W Kinec Deer eeck King instead of tar, covered him with molasses, PN Judges Sheivesand Candy Jars for sale Remember the only cheap place for thie season. n30 A. BARUH, brick building, Pine Street. next to Haas & Co’s. dv the girls, . Spear ae eS ormeen Gold Plat ww. ‘Pear time or Lower than Cost Prices ! >. _ THE The stock consists of all kinds of goods usm kept at ally found in-a store of this kind. s; Applies, Nats, Candies, =a Acting upon .the knowledge which and for feathers, took the downy iar tops ot P Battis New Sek &¢. &e. WES, i Bonnets, Latest Style ‘of Hats, Silk teens Goes eins has reached him in spite of all thé éfforts of flags which grow in the meadows, For sale im quantit ies to and coat. J Fox suit, by éo JHarris , ~ do Mantilias, Shawls, Dress his master to keep him in ignorance, the him well, and then let him go. He has A Fe ia GW kines see NICK. SLOCOVICH, on Pine Street. Nevada, Dee. 19th. : slave tis pose. not only rendily enlisted in our arprosecuted every one of them and the matDi oene Dp mies where he had opportunity, but has acter has been tried before a Justice, but. the , ted the friend invariably. to. our fleeing prisoners where they have succeeded in breaking from the horrible Souther prisons, fur judgment has not, as yet, been made public. Bk fugitive to the blood-hounds on his track.— From the very first, béfore the Government had said a word for freedom, ‘even while it wag pursuing the policy of conciliation to wards the finplacable rebgls, and returning V Hutchins s W Johnson SanJuan THE report of the Central Pacific it eRailroa d . Thos Wilson do nishing food and shelter and-guidance, and Company shows a gratifying progress of the in no known instance betraying the helpless eo See G 3 Stoakes Blac Tent ; great work, in spite of the obstacles thrown in its way by interested parties, and that the portion of the road already completed is paying a considerable net revenue. The Company reasonably anticipate a great in crease of profit as the road advances into escaped-#laves to rebel masters, the slave the mountains. The more the Company is believes the war would work outhis freedom. . enabled to lessen the number of, milés for Had the Government disappointed this wagoning gneds; the more freight must pass eres L C Flaughers Bridge M Tierman Unionville do C Johnson Gold Flat J A Hoagland Cit F Barker Grass Valley sage aia —4 LIST OF LETTERS. REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post Office at Nevada city, December 26, 19¢4. California, : X&7-To obtam any of these letters; the applicant must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS, give we date of the listand pay one cent for adver tising. If not called for within onz MONTH, they will be sen to the t Dead Letter Othce, k. F. BEAN, Postmaster. ntinued to repel the warm affections over this road. The heavy tariff imposed Baugliman Jacob Hansel David ~ Of the slaves, tuken no steps towards abolion the.shipment:of goods by the necessity Brown Miss Sarah Howell Brainard Butterfield Wm. Ione Suson tion under its war power, until the rebels of hauling them in wagons, will be lightened +-Gempbell Jam es Johnst on Geo. L. by every comple ted mile of the-railrdad, and Craig William were driven as they now’ are to extremity. . Lewis Lewis of coursé shipper s will resort more and more Daup Casper — for men and means, even if this could have —Means John LMeDermit Mrs ~ been done without the efficient aid the slaves toa route which promises this “great advanDalin-Frank . Durye E, A.’ Scott Rufus C, have rendered, an offer of freedom to their. tage. The prosperity of the road is the best Elliotta Emily A. Strode J. E. slaves if they would fight the battles of se: refutation of its enemies: Ford Nat. Thompson W.G. Gill Isaac P. cession would undoubtedly have been re. The Bulletin of Friday’ Upman Joseph has an-article in Houstain J. E. “Waldren Maplen sponded to. Why should not the negro favor of the establishm ent of a “Home for . _ fight for his ‘freedom on either side where the Indigent” in that city. The growth of PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. he can obtain hope, night a been ¢ heavy, the mo during evidén had no enough Goods, Domestic Goods, M Williams N Barnett office, dredth it? What should he care for mendicity in a large city, even one ~ im fact everything in the Dry Goods line. phe pe S.—State of California, county of . Nevadass . —District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of sail State.The People of the State of California, to J. Pollard. 8. Demp.sey and O: M. Leveridge. d-fendants, and Wood, D. Norrie, C. Rosendale, D. Henderaon, S: H. Dikeman and the Nevada Water Company made defendants, that their rights, may be protested, Greeting. You are hereby summoned to appear and snswer tothe complaint of F. F. Seidep within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you in this county. and parse twenty days if served on you in this District and out of this county, within fort days if served on in the State and out of this District, m an action co: on the 15th day of October, 1864 fm eaid Court, to obtain a decree of this Court for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage, bearing date the 26th day of April, 1860, exeeuted defendants J. Pollard, 8S. Dempsey and 0. M. yverines composing the Caledonia peg wed to said F. F. iden, and for the sale of the premises therein; and in #aid complaint particularly mentioned and described, and the application of the moneys aris ing from such sale to the psyment of the amount Also alarge stock of ALIFORNIA "er JEWELRY?! (ee Ladies of Nevada and vieinity are invited ie dea eae commana my large stock of Goods splendi and convince themselves ofthe truth in regard . to prices and quality of goods. ds 4 mo _ sive thi the ter ed tow are 80 : it come and the Now ts the time to buy Dry Geods Cheaper than ever hefore ! 8. ROSENTHAL,’ Nevada, Dee. 8th. — ey 1000. Cans of Excellent Fruit. up. FOR SALE BY CEO.'E. TURNER, due oua certain promissor¥ note set forth in . _ said complaint, made and delivered to plaintiff Seiden by defendents Pollard; Dempsey and er bearing eveu date with said Mort gage and thereby intended tobe secured, to wit ; The sum of $2,500 with interest thereon. from the 25th day of February, 1863, at the rate of two and a half per centSsh yar till paid ; in gold and silver coin of U.S. State—counsel fees ~ Friday ON-PINE STREET, snow i! work, PPLES, Peaches, Neetarines, an@ Plums, Rhubarb, and an riety ofthe == § ve * water j _Fimest Quality of Fruits! . of 10 per cent Om amount dué—and if any defi ‘Will be sold at lower rates than they can be pure ciency shall remain after spplring all of. said chased any where in the city. Allof this Fruit moneys. y so applicable thereto, then was put up last season in this city. a8 that may have exeeution therefor prosperlast named Defendants also tha the interests of the white race. if his, wife ous as San Franc all of said defendents and all and every person . isco, necessitates some proFaré at Reduced Rates ! . ! claimin g through or under defendents subseand children are to remain bound in hopevision for the pour besid wently to the es the irregular ¢f of plaintiff’s mortgage: and the commencement less servitude? His value as a soldier the forts ofchance chari of action. may be barred. ty, which are of quesforeclosed of all right; claim, lien and: ¢ war has distinctly shown, If the Pacif been e: beds of which . past, b nat the said the “fi has_wa sixty fi ae South tionable advantage. ic Mail Steamship Company. pa noe of redemption in and to the said mort: could now rally to its standard all the able te That eld rat, the disreputable Henry bodied slavéw-:inits limits; animated with the zeal with which they serve the nation, 8. Fudte, who never hadan idea not intenseits armies would swell-to their original ly and disgustingly selfish, has deserted the numbers, and the task of the Government sinking ship of the Southern Confederacy. would be nearly hopeless. But the NationIf Jeff Davis would hang him he ‘would do al Government has cut off. the South from anact which would hide a multitude of his this effective weapon by being the first to¥ own sins, and perhaps save the Fedefal Con= wield it. “The South must call upon the gress in the futtre from having old Foote reblacks now, if at all, with the‘danger that turned asa Union member from some South they will turn the arms put inte their hands ern State. against itself, The negroes know that no regard for their rights, no spirit of philan. DEER, bears, quail, For New York, via Panama. The following Steamships wiN ah dispat ched in the month of ‘January, 1865, gaged premises, or any part ‘thereof, and for such other and further relief, or both, in the. premises as may be just and equitable. WA! sit ¥F8 Des! Place . Washi NERVOUS And you are hereby notified that if you fail to auswer said compiaint as herein di ed, plain tiff will demand of the court the relief prayed for ANTIDOTE,’?* Coin a ~—) in testimony whereof, I, R. FarJan. 4th—Cunstitution, Capt. J. F. W atkins. } seal { quhar, elerk of the District court afore: ° Jan 13—Saeramento, ee W. H. Hadson. ~~ )baid do hereunto set my hand and imA large supply just received and Jan. 23d—Golden City. Capt, W. F. Lapidge. yeene the seal of the said court, Frem Folsom street wharf, San Francisco, at evada city, this 15th oh aon A.M y Sonnecting: ¥ een Ra ama road at Aspinw. with a mee Boe swift steamer = ‘ Fer New York. The Isthmus Transit is made by Railroad in three hours! Allexposure to « tropic al eli‘mate is thus avoided. This route offers PARTICULAR advantages to R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By ord ofer Hon. T. B. Me arland, Judge of the District court aforesaid. A true copy Attest . death ¢ noted . having and wa 12 o’el Coin— saloon, cured the str: For sale by E. F. SPENCE. rev stamp ByG. Re Farquhee i. octlé As A. Sargent. Piff’s. att’y, 4 WV of the « far tov snows. geese and ducks are ¢. E. HUMPHRIES, The Atlantic steamer will be econvoyed by =e a thropy, no abhorrence of slavery, would surprisingly abundant. this year along the United States vessel of war! Bla cks mit h & ‘Whe elwr ight . For further yer at the office dictate their employment to fight the batSan Joaquin river, Would inform the citizens of the Pacific Ma’ teomehip Camecar corne r < Sacra mento and Leidesdorf streets, _tle of their masters~nothing but a sel. OLAY.RR ELDRIDGE, Agent. Rev. Mr. Denmore, 4 minister of forty a27 fish policy, which might make them the inTHAT CREATEST BLOOD years ’ stand ing, ran away. from’ Terre CALIFORNIA STACE co’s struments of a success to be improved by re, _ BURIFIER — Haute, Illinois, recently, with another os man’s enslavement after the exigency had passed. Le Doyen wife, s’ Sarsa DAILY LINE paril ee la, Yellow With despatch and at reasonable rates. Partic‘ ‘Besides, we are far from believing that a ee ular weliien paid to Horse Shoeing. or vety ardent love exists between the master It isa significant fact that ‘peace resol STAGES . Nevada, u* = and slave as arule—that enforced labor, fre tions” got Will ae ka the ve The Great Cure office of the congeny, at the 20 out, of 64 votes in the rebel Manone Bxchan ge Hotel, Broad Street, Nevaquent galling injustice, the separation and Senate For all Diseas es of the. Liver., Stomach aad recently, when: we remember the ga ity, “4 ie ye sale of families, the lash and bloodhound have terms of Bowel s , Serafu la and Rheumatism. BYER Y MORNING AT? O'CLOCK, peace Mr. Lincoln has plainly indiFrases Briiaquent Lice of City axee is im ‘HE given to the slave such a high appreciation cated, reaches the CONSTITUTION ft my hands for jon. If said BY DONNER LAKE, Del bd Taxes are not paid on or befo self, restores it to its normal condition. the re first day of of Southren characteristics, that: he would Ser Virginia and Carson Cities! Janevary next suit will be commienced to enforce IRRIT ATION OF THE NEOF CK “FHE BLAD very firmly believe any promise of freedom Arriving at Virginia at 10 THE 10,000 Union prisoners recently . FP. u. same payment of the Game. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,. ANDDER taken day. Netaraing will leave o’clock coming from such a-source. If the offer of JO8. Virgi KU nia at City 4 TZ a: Attorn . C4TAR , ey. RE (OF THE BLADD ER; g at Grass Valley in time to conmect with STRANGUNARY AND BURNING, OR PAINP freedom .was made by both parties he would in exchangé-at Charlestea, S. C., must thin arrivin UB Company's : ; URINA TING, CALCU bé mot apt to believe in the sincerity of out our sufferetsin the South very materially, the LUS, GRAVE NO L, TICE, Datly Line of Cea che BRICK DUST, DEPOSI s for T, Marys ville , ~~thée government rather than in that of the Sherman don't seemte be afra ee oe id of rebel and Nevada City. Southerh léaders, and from choice would reinforcemen ts, and would gladly let the 10,adhere to the government. The ruin of the or Newsp: on th st DAILY EINE . ety sad ee South would be complete if it should arm a 000 given in exchange into Savannah. Asa Lithouttipaneit has no il . being chem FOR ILL INO considerable body of negroes and be betrayIST OWN & DUT CH FLA cS made T weekl y. % Tre New Yor k Herald styles George B. Leaves the National Hotel, Nevada elty, daily ed by them. Me ro! _ . The fierce fight ow the proposition to arm‘ McClellan the “Father of the Draft" pi sca * . ~— deemmations tindcalarg DAYIDSON _ Ladies and Families ant q Uc hap mans ab creedoe Urs. A ce etaIRAO NS tm arretoars the under. slaves, ip the rebel Congress and , among the party leaders at the South, in which South least ech y embarr, oon of ete nts neng thes trom the se propo sed measure, and may be the wedge that will inder in twain what is left of cohesion in epnfederacy, the “ “plane. preneen —> A RICH mah in Spain has “been carr ied off and held to ransom at $3,000 by the brigands. IN the’ southeas partt’ of Massachus etts r Nevada. Dee. Ist, Sart te , Agent. fae . ement of the prow MEETING of the OGlecrs, and tee rise Election of and transaction ti of Descutber hay at? otiock: :Pi on ’ CRANE & BRIGHAM, _ For sale wholesue or retail by , oie eit Wie, eee . ¢4OSEPH Pimeend M. LEVEY, ‘Stresses. ; ing Ba mornin Root a self-de ] = wka to es at th but it and is . snow ‘ii Pass b yond B lighter. slope o a. at the . evenin . comple en int

TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27. and fro” in the avenues of society, and expelled to draw nearly two millions of dollars ~ Now is the Time to Make Money ! ert a powerfal influence. Triaiid ke# ‘infrom the surplusof last year ; in gther words ‘dividuals, far removed from what is transthe amount of gold is less by that amount THE LAST DITCH of the rebels is their piring among men, are always ignorant and than it was last year. This is probably cordegraded. That person who uses proper. rect, and the Bee asks how long can we keep military employment of slaves. Driven by the pressing exigencies ot the war to this means to obtain a record of passing events, up this gait of getting rich? “But it qveralways improves. and advances in knowl looks the fact that the last year was &Xtremeultimate venture, they stand hesitating on edge; the man who is dead to gueh influly bad forall placer washings, and the short the brink, fearful to encounter the perils ences is dead to his own best interests. crops led to large importations of cereals, “+ that may overwhelm them if they resort to Well did the old Greeks know the valne &e. Wait till this time next year, Mr. Bee # measure 60 opposed to their whole policy, and yet seeing no eséape from the thick of obtaining new information. When voyand then ask the question. We are getting coming disaster that befall them in the East agers and travellers came te their porta and richerthis year, without any doubt. WOU SAVE . er TU ar Twenty-five and Fifty Cents on every Dollar! © al VEHICLES.—Newspapers, like nations, ti The Bee shows that this State, in orHtvada Daily Transcript, havea historical existence. They “go to der to make up its exports has been com . BARUG, on Pine Street Exc face ci I HAAS & CO’S, would res : lly inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of © Thonn ot tite cgirousding towns that he will elose out the mas EF silver, ribus ] Tro Y BUSINESS! : ‘To make Room for another undertaking. I will sell my Jarge and well assorted stock of ToYs,. “at bef FRESH CANDIES, FRUITS AND = ! Bazele “4 counte and West and in the vety heart of theif Concities, they were taken-to their public marts . THE 224 of December Price asked for-at any other Store in the City. ; was the 244th anniFor Half the and requested to recite an account of what federacy, The dubious charactér of the last Y assortment, from one bit a piece and upwards. Before purchas PringB halen want hv egFey ey they had seen and heard abroad. The inyersary of the landing of the Pilgrimat Store eo ill fad to your gr at astonishment that remedy in their reach maywell give pause’ ou can buy ev article cheaper in m establiehment ae at any oteae in the mountaias. fluenve of this custom, before the art of. Plymouth. ¥ Tounster Oteare. s, Pla ying Cards, and Cutlery, at San Krancisco prices— to the Southern leaders. Their resort to . “slave power” in this war, im made almost printing was discovered)'was like that of impracticable by the measures of freedom and welcome the National Government has given to their slaves. The negro kniow#é oe . well. that the Southern rebellion was originated to weld more strongly the galling fetters of slavery—that if the rebellion had our modern newspapersAt, ; tended to excite the people, and lead them to achieve Atthe residence of Mr. Richardson, on the reputation in all that was held worthof y be-} 24th instant. by Rev. D. A. Dryden, Mr. Joseph ing distinguished. The result was, they .atRichardson to Miss Charity H. ‘Pattison. tained to the loftiest position in learning and Arrivals at the the arts, in those days, and in many things _ National Exchange Hotel, they are still.our masters and instructors, — BROAD STREET....:..NEVADA CITY been successful in its original idea, there was no hope for his race except in insurreeSERVED HIM RIGHT.—We learn from a LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. tion forever. He knows that the National friend the following story: A young man in Government has made a distinct promise of 4 certain town in Connecticut, a copperhead, SaTcrpayr, December 24th. a freedom, that the great “North has endorsed and conseqtiently an enemy to his country, A Ae a sre ga W Guleeed Seer sa the promise, andthe last official utterance going to a quilting frolic, where a namber . E Chandler @o . PSamai Sacramento of young ladies were collected, and the ealy . BE Cheemat Ciry A Maracy Rock creek = 4 eo @o 5% Robinson Rattles’e B of the President-was that that promise must be religiously kept. He knows that thouwhale in the company, began his aspersioes : ba ang sands poss once slaves are now battling under on the.Admininistration, as uenal, and bel . C Pareces he flag for the promised liberty, and forth some time on the subject, till 8G McReynolds C Folieferro that the path of elevation for him and his exasperated at his impadence, aid boldv‘ee . : po seni —— people, is in the success of the vast armies him, stripped him Baked to which heis to be invoked or compelled to op So RR RE A Rn eR EN which ’ trainin foul. Pluribi RR, aniple ‘Wholesale and Hetail, by iw DRY JULIUS DREYFUSS, ers, w: paratic COODS! 2 ‘the ex —or— Bragh’ and mt om S$. ROSENTHAL, United States Bakery, Pine Street. ’ takers. ‘Comimercial Street, Nevada, under the they st Daily ‘Transcript Printing Office. TOYS. TOYS. Toys, Plurib gap be he mai easily, v I AM about to ehange business and therefore offer my entire stock of Dry Goods, PINE APPLES, ORANCES "LOS ANGELES GRAPES, : and C. .*' 5 Oe Entire Stock of, (FOR THE HOLIDAYS! ! 23 $4 Maebery Danie C. Nik Fancy and Plain Candies! Selling Out to Close Business: do the waist, and . ¢ W Kinec Deer eeck King instead of tar, covered him with molasses, PN Judges Sheivesand Candy Jars for sale Remember the only cheap place for thie season. n30 A. BARUH, brick building, Pine Street. next to Haas & Co’s. dv the girls, . Spear ae eS ormeen Gold Plat ww. ‘Pear time or Lower than Cost Prices ! >. _ THE The stock consists of all kinds of goods usm kept at ally found in-a store of this kind. s; Applies, Nats, Candies, =a Acting upon .the knowledge which and for feathers, took the downy iar tops ot P Battis New Sek &¢. &e. WES, i Bonnets, Latest Style ‘of Hats, Silk teens Goes eins has reached him in spite of all thé éfforts of flags which grow in the meadows, For sale im quantit ies to and coat. J Fox suit, by éo JHarris , ~ do Mantilias, Shawls, Dress his master to keep him in ignorance, the him well, and then let him go. He has A Fe ia GW kines see NICK. SLOCOVICH, on Pine Street. Nevada, Dee. 19th. : slave tis pose. not only rendily enlisted in our arprosecuted every one of them and the matDi oene Dp mies where he had opportunity, but has acter has been tried before a Justice, but. the , ted the friend invariably. to. our fleeing prisoners where they have succeeded in breaking from the horrible Souther prisons, fur judgment has not, as yet, been made public. Bk fugitive to the blood-hounds on his track.— From the very first, béfore the Government had said a word for freedom, ‘even while it wag pursuing the policy of conciliation to wards the finplacable rebgls, and returning V Hutchins s W Johnson SanJuan THE report of the Central Pacific it eRailroa d . Thos Wilson do nishing food and shelter and-guidance, and Company shows a gratifying progress of the in no known instance betraying the helpless eo See G 3 Stoakes Blac Tent ; great work, in spite of the obstacles thrown in its way by interested parties, and that the portion of the road already completed is paying a considerable net revenue. The Company reasonably anticipate a great in crease of profit as the road advances into escaped-#laves to rebel masters, the slave the mountains. The more the Company is believes the war would work outhis freedom. . enabled to lessen the number of, milés for Had the Government disappointed this wagoning gneds; the more freight must pass eres L C Flaughers Bridge M Tierman Unionville do C Johnson Gold Flat J A Hoagland Cit F Barker Grass Valley sage aia —4 LIST OF LETTERS. REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the Post Office at Nevada city, December 26, 19¢4. California, : X&7-To obtam any of these letters; the applicant must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS, give we date of the listand pay one cent for adver tising. If not called for within onz MONTH, they will be sen to the t Dead Letter Othce, k. F. BEAN, Postmaster. ntinued to repel the warm affections over this road. The heavy tariff imposed Baugliman Jacob Hansel David ~ Of the slaves, tuken no steps towards abolion the.shipment:of goods by the necessity Brown Miss Sarah Howell Brainard Butterfield Wm. Ione Suson tion under its war power, until the rebels of hauling them in wagons, will be lightened +-Gempbell Jam es Johnst on Geo. L. by every comple ted mile of the-railrdad, and Craig William were driven as they now’ are to extremity. . Lewis Lewis of coursé shipper s will resort more and more Daup Casper — for men and means, even if this could have —Means John LMeDermit Mrs ~ been done without the efficient aid the slaves toa route which promises this “great advanDalin-Frank . Durye E, A.’ Scott Rufus C, have rendered, an offer of freedom to their. tage. The prosperity of the road is the best Elliotta Emily A. Strode J. E. slaves if they would fight the battles of se: refutation of its enemies: Ford Nat. Thompson W.G. Gill Isaac P. cession would undoubtedly have been re. The Bulletin of Friday’ Upman Joseph has an-article in Houstain J. E. “Waldren Maplen sponded to. Why should not the negro favor of the establishm ent of a “Home for . _ fight for his ‘freedom on either side where the Indigent” in that city. The growth of PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. he can obtain hope, night a been ¢ heavy, the mo during evidén had no enough Goods, Domestic Goods, M Williams N Barnett office, dredth it? What should he care for mendicity in a large city, even one ~ im fact everything in the Dry Goods line. phe pe S.—State of California, county of . Nevadass . —District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of sail State.The People of the State of California, to J. Pollard. 8. Demp.sey and O: M. Leveridge. d-fendants, and Wood, D. Norrie, C. Rosendale, D. Henderaon, S: H. Dikeman and the Nevada Water Company made defendants, that their rights, may be protested, Greeting. You are hereby summoned to appear and snswer tothe complaint of F. F. Seidep within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you in this county. and parse twenty days if served on you in this District and out of this county, within fort days if served on in the State and out of this District, m an action co: on the 15th day of October, 1864 fm eaid Court, to obtain a decree of this Court for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage, bearing date the 26th day of April, 1860, exeeuted defendants J. Pollard, 8S. Dempsey and 0. M. yverines composing the Caledonia peg wed to said F. F. iden, and for the sale of the premises therein; and in #aid complaint particularly mentioned and described, and the application of the moneys aris ing from such sale to the psyment of the amount Also alarge stock of ALIFORNIA "er JEWELRY?! (ee Ladies of Nevada and vieinity are invited ie dea eae commana my large stock of Goods splendi and convince themselves ofthe truth in regard . to prices and quality of goods. ds 4 mo _ sive thi the ter ed tow

are 80 : it come and the Now ts the time to buy Dry Geods Cheaper than ever hefore ! 8. ROSENTHAL,’ Nevada, Dee. 8th. — ey 1000. Cans of Excellent Fruit. up. FOR SALE BY CEO.'E. TURNER, due oua certain promissor¥ note set forth in . _ said complaint, made and delivered to plaintiff Seiden by defendents Pollard; Dempsey and er bearing eveu date with said Mort gage and thereby intended tobe secured, to wit ; The sum of $2,500 with interest thereon. from the 25th day of February, 1863, at the rate of two and a half per centSsh yar till paid ; in gold and silver coin of U.S. State—counsel fees ~ Friday ON-PINE STREET, snow i! work, PPLES, Peaches, Neetarines, an@ Plums, Rhubarb, and an riety ofthe == § ve * water j _Fimest Quality of Fruits! . of 10 per cent Om amount dué—and if any defi ‘Will be sold at lower rates than they can be pure ciency shall remain after spplring all of. said chased any where in the city. Allof this Fruit moneys. y so applicable thereto, then was put up last season in this city. a8 that may have exeeution therefor prosperlast named Defendants also tha the interests of the white race. if his, wife ous as San Franc all of said defendents and all and every person . isco, necessitates some proFaré at Reduced Rates ! . ! claimin g through or under defendents subseand children are to remain bound in hopevision for the pour besid wently to the es the irregular ¢f of plaintiff’s mortgage: and the commencement less servitude? His value as a soldier the forts ofchance chari of action. may be barred. ty, which are of quesforeclosed of all right; claim, lien and: ¢ war has distinctly shown, If the Pacif been e: beds of which . past, b nat the said the “fi has_wa sixty fi ae South tionable advantage. ic Mail Steamship Company. pa noe of redemption in and to the said mort: could now rally to its standard all the able te That eld rat, the disreputable Henry bodied slavéw-:inits limits; animated with the zeal with which they serve the nation, 8. Fudte, who never hadan idea not intenseits armies would swell-to their original ly and disgustingly selfish, has deserted the numbers, and the task of the Government sinking ship of the Southern Confederacy. would be nearly hopeless. But the NationIf Jeff Davis would hang him he ‘would do al Government has cut off. the South from anact which would hide a multitude of his this effective weapon by being the first to¥ own sins, and perhaps save the Fedefal Con= wield it. “The South must call upon the gress in the futtre from having old Foote reblacks now, if at all, with the‘danger that turned asa Union member from some South they will turn the arms put inte their hands ern State. against itself, The negroes know that no regard for their rights, no spirit of philan. DEER, bears, quail, For New York, via Panama. The following Steamships wiN ah dispat ched in the month of ‘January, 1865, gaged premises, or any part ‘thereof, and for such other and further relief, or both, in the. premises as may be just and equitable. WA! sit ¥F8 Des! Place . Washi NERVOUS And you are hereby notified that if you fail to auswer said compiaint as herein di ed, plain tiff will demand of the court the relief prayed for ANTIDOTE,’?* Coin a ~—) in testimony whereof, I, R. FarJan. 4th—Cunstitution, Capt. J. F. W atkins. } seal { quhar, elerk of the District court afore: ° Jan 13—Saeramento, ee W. H. Hadson. ~~ )baid do hereunto set my hand and imA large supply just received and Jan. 23d—Golden City. Capt, W. F. Lapidge. yeene the seal of the said court, Frem Folsom street wharf, San Francisco, at evada city, this 15th oh aon A.M y Sonnecting: ¥ een Ra ama road at Aspinw. with a mee Boe swift steamer = ‘ Fer New York. The Isthmus Transit is made by Railroad in three hours! Allexposure to « tropic al eli‘mate is thus avoided. This route offers PARTICULAR advantages to R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By ord ofer Hon. T. B. Me arland, Judge of the District court aforesaid. A true copy Attest . death ¢ noted . having and wa 12 o’el Coin— saloon, cured the str: For sale by E. F. SPENCE. rev stamp ByG. Re Farquhee i. octlé As A. Sargent. Piff’s. att’y, 4 WV of the « far tov snows. geese and ducks are ¢. E. HUMPHRIES, The Atlantic steamer will be econvoyed by =e a thropy, no abhorrence of slavery, would surprisingly abundant. this year along the United States vessel of war! Bla cks mit h & ‘Whe elwr ight . For further yer at the office dictate their employment to fight the batSan Joaquin river, Would inform the citizens of the Pacific Ma’ teomehip Camecar corne r < Sacra mento and Leidesdorf streets, _tle of their masters~nothing but a sel. OLAY.RR ELDRIDGE, Agent. Rev. Mr. Denmore, 4 minister of forty a27 fish policy, which might make them the inTHAT CREATEST BLOOD years ’ stand ing, ran away. from’ Terre CALIFORNIA STACE co’s struments of a success to be improved by re, _ BURIFIER — Haute, Illinois, recently, with another os man’s enslavement after the exigency had passed. Le Doyen wife, s’ Sarsa DAILY LINE paril ee la, Yellow With despatch and at reasonable rates. Partic‘ ‘Besides, we are far from believing that a ee ular weliien paid to Horse Shoeing. or vety ardent love exists between the master It isa significant fact that ‘peace resol STAGES . Nevada, u* = and slave as arule—that enforced labor, fre tions” got Will ae ka the ve The Great Cure office of the congeny, at the 20 out, of 64 votes in the rebel Manone Bxchan ge Hotel, Broad Street, Nevaquent galling injustice, the separation and Senate For all Diseas es of the. Liver., Stomach aad recently, when: we remember the ga ity, “4 ie ye sale of families, the lash and bloodhound have terms of Bowel s , Serafu la and Rheumatism. BYER Y MORNING AT? O'CLOCK, peace Mr. Lincoln has plainly indiFrases Briiaquent Lice of City axee is im ‘HE given to the slave such a high appreciation cated, reaches the CONSTITUTION ft my hands for jon. If said BY DONNER LAKE, Del bd Taxes are not paid on or befo self, restores it to its normal condition. the re first day of of Southren characteristics, that: he would Ser Virginia and Carson Cities! Janevary next suit will be commienced to enforce IRRIT ATION OF THE NEOF CK “FHE BLAD very firmly believe any promise of freedom Arriving at Virginia at 10 THE 10,000 Union prisoners recently . FP. u. same payment of the Game. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,. ANDDER taken day. Netaraing will leave o’clock coming from such a-source. If the offer of JO8. Virgi KU nia at City 4 TZ a: Attorn . C4TAR , ey. RE (OF THE BLADD ER; g at Grass Valley in time to conmect with STRANGUNARY AND BURNING, OR PAINP freedom .was made by both parties he would in exchangé-at Charlestea, S. C., must thin arrivin UB Company's : ; URINA TING, CALCU bé mot apt to believe in the sincerity of out our sufferetsin the South very materially, the LUS, GRAVE NO L, TICE, Datly Line of Cea che BRICK DUST, DEPOSI s for T, Marys ville , ~~thée government rather than in that of the Sherman don't seemte be afra ee oe id of rebel and Nevada City. Southerh léaders, and from choice would reinforcemen ts, and would gladly let the 10,adhere to the government. The ruin of the or Newsp: on th st DAILY EINE . ety sad ee South would be complete if it should arm a 000 given in exchange into Savannah. Asa Lithouttipaneit has no il . being chem FOR ILL INO considerable body of negroes and be betrayIST OWN & DUT CH FLA cS made T weekl y. % Tre New Yor k Herald styles George B. Leaves the National Hotel, Nevada elty, daily ed by them. Me ro! _ . The fierce fight ow the proposition to arm‘ McClellan the “Father of the Draft" pi sca * . ~— deemmations tindcalarg DAYIDSON _ Ladies and Families ant q Uc hap mans ab creedoe Urs. A ce etaIRAO NS tm arretoars the under. slaves, ip the rebel Congress and , among the party leaders at the South, in which South least ech y embarr, oon of ete nts neng thes trom the se propo sed measure, and may be the wedge that will inder in twain what is left of cohesion in epnfederacy, the “ “plane. preneen —> A RICH mah in Spain has “been carr ied off and held to ransom at $3,000 by the brigands. IN the’ southeas partt’ of Massachus etts r Nevada. Dee. Ist, Sart te , Agent. fae . ement of the prow MEETING of the OGlecrs, and tee rise Election of and transaction ti of Descutber hay at? otiock: :Pi on ’ CRANE & BRIGHAM, _ For sale wholesue or retail by , oie eit Wie, eee . ¢4OSEPH Pimeend M. LEVEY, ‘Stresses. ; ing Ba mornin Root a self-de ] = wka to es at th but it and is . snow ‘ii Pass b yond B lighter. slope o a. at the . evenin . comple en int