December 27, 1864 (4 pages)

er the refore 6 ust. Silk s line. Ha, ‘the exeitement was intense. . from the Daily Transcript ‘Weaver & Company's Column. yom TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27. Exciting’ Race.—A grand ““‘Zou-Zou” face came off at Blaze’s Saloon, on Christmas Eve. “Erin-go-Unum,” in blue and silver, entered by F. Fisher, Esq. “E. Pluribus Bragh,” in‘ red and gold, entered by J. Bazeley, Esq. The track selected, Blaze’s counter. Stakes, drinks for the crewd.—{ Judges of starting and outcome, Messrs. A. C. Niles, T. T. Davenport, T. H.Caswell and C. Kent. The result of the race attracted an immense crowd.’ The first heat, which exhibited great bottom and skillful traning, was declared by the judges ‘te-te foul. The second heat, in which both “Eo Pluribus Bragh” and “Erin go Unum” did aniple justice to the judgment of their backers, was declared a dead heat. While pre: parations were making for the third heat, “E. Pluribus Bragh” had evidently become the favorite, and many bets were offered on him but no takers. All being in readiness, at the word, they started evenly for the third heat. “E. Pluribus Bragh,” however, soon. opened a gap between himself and opponent, which he maintained throughout, winning the raceeasily,.in 1:374—the quickest autamaton : time on record. . THE WEATHER.—By the wacer ‘guage: kept at the, South Yuba Canal Company’s office, three inehes-and seventy-eight hundredths of rain had fallen between Friday night and noon yesterday. . The rains have been continuons, and part of the time very heavy, with high wind on Sunday night, and the mountain’streams have risen liigher than during any previous storm. Had not we the evidénce of the Union tixt the former storms had not even raised the-wi ter at Sacramento enough to more than, touch the base of the splendid new levee, we should be apprehen_ sive that that thriving city might suffer from the terrible torrents that are being dischargedtéwards the valleys.” As our neighbors are 80 safe we enjoy the storm, and say “let it come.”’ .The miners and farmers are glad, and the early promise of the season is kept up. We think the sudden ang unusual rise of the creeks is owing to the rain extending far towards the summit, washing off the snows left by the last storm, although on. Friday night it was nearly cold enough for snow in this city. The miners have kept to work, ‘employing the uriusual abundance of water in sluicing off top dirt. One direct ‘benefit of the frequent freshets this year has been experienced in washing out from the beds of the creeks billions of tons of tailings, which have been accumulating for two years past, burying up flooms, and interfering with the “fall” in many claims. -Deer Creek has washed_out fifteen feet” and Greetihorn sixty feet. DESPERADO SHOT.—We ‘learn from H. Place that a shooting affair took place at Washington, on Saturday, between Joseph Coin and Henry Burns, resulting in the death of the latter. Burns was a Chiv., noted for reckless disregard of human life, having killed one or more persons in affrays, and was the terror of the community. About 12 o'clock Saturday, he picketta fuss with. Coin—who is apeaceable miner—in ‘a saloon, and threatened him, when Coin procured a pistol. Burns met Coin again in the street, andcommenced an attack upon him, when Coin fired twice, mortally-wounding Burns, who died at 3 o'clock Monday morning. Coin was examined before Justice Root and discharged, his act being clearly in te We learn from a pase, Si Eumka township that the snow fell eight inches at the town of Eureka on Saturday night, but it commenced raining in the morning, and is probably raining to the summit. The snow is about four feet deep on the Henness Pass between Eureka and Bowman's. Beyond Bowman’s to thé summit the snow is lighter, and there is very little slope of the Sierra. tA Grand Social Party will be given. at the National Exchange, on. next Monday evening. The arrangemente are almost completed, and full particulars will be given in to-morrow’s TRANSCRIPT. Tuus far this year there has been received State, from Oregon and Victoria, from Washoe and from, Mexico, the sum of $52,453,961. The amount of treasure shipped on the other ° A CARD. «. WEAVER & COMPANY. Nevada, Jan. ooxl 1864, Ww. te inform our friends and'thé 2 £ fue on aah cae Ss a Monday the 25th day of January, We shall sell our Goods, ‘EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH We shal} keep no more running aelounin, and all Goods ordered must be.paid for when pur‘chased of on auttvery. ii We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that. has been sustained in collecting sucha large number of accounts as have heretofore been‘6n the Books of this House. ; In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT 2AYING oustomers have to Pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchant hastoméke up LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the. ; Cash Principle!! In our business, we shail be able to. sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the-oredit system, and with our facilities in San Franciseo, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sel) at such prices as will Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find & greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. Pe) Our business will beconducted on the principles of ses Quick Sales, Light Profits and no ‘Bad Debts. We ‘shall strictly adhere toONE PRICE. Thanking on friends for the liberal patronage . heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. . 6 “= WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS Im ‘ns GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ~— —aKD— Se LIQUORS, t € WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. tc FORCASH: XO. 59 BROAD STREET, [iP Goods Geliwored Free of Charge. ue} Adam’s German Toenic and Bitters. Aromatic These Bitters have been extensively used olin chnemeode Piaseh wedges ey rome. See ee been Y upon time to until they have ges a degreeofexcelience unsurpassed angements of digestive orfansor when system has been reduced by » Over-exertion or from other causes. the . invalid will find these Bitters not only suited to the poor bat one Jo the most valuable a ries & speedy nt restoration to health and strength. Price 50 cents per buctle. For sale all Druggists and Grocers. sep30 A Splédid Exhibition.—One of the most attractive exhibitions in San Francisco, at the present time, is at Messrs. .Hyer & Co'‘s., 406 Battery street, between Clay and Washington. Having lately imported a very extensive assortment of Toys, Fancy Goods and Musical Instruments of every desription, they are determined to close out the whole stock at remarkably low prites. — ~~ { -@ a ‘FAMILY . CROCERIES. ee *, BARUH, Ww OULD inform the people of Nevada city that he has juat received a large and Ps ‘Fresh stock ‘of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES J Everything usually found in a well regulated Store of this kind. . All goods delivered free of charge. Terms Cash. ‘A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th. TF _ SPLENDID STOCK —OF=— Fall and Winter Dry Goods! osu. Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. TOULD eespsetfeily inferm the Ladies of _. Neyadaand vicinity that he has just received a large stock of ee 3 4 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Fer Falland Winter Trade ! Consisting in part of ‘black and colored Silks, sitkand worsted Popiins, Opera and French Flannels, Empress,.Ottoman and Foulard Cloths French, German & English Merinos, Printed Cashmere Robes, etc., and all the Novelties in Dress Goods! Housekeeping Goods consisting of Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Quilts, Blankets, ete. Dress Trimmimgs and Ribbons! Carpets, Oil Cloths & Mattings. All of which we invite the attention of thé Ladies of this city and the surrounding towns. Goods sold atthe Very Lowest Prices Call and examine these Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere, A. COLDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. Brandreth’s Pills ! Mildly but certaily relizves the bowels of all contrary to health : a single dose has often been the means of saving a valuable jife. By using this Medicine when .sick you assist nature to throw from the system those matters upon which disease depends for continuance. INFUENZA is soon cured by Brandreth’s Pills. When the headache and fever continue, they “. should beused daily, so as to produce full ef. fects. When the fever is better, use smaller doses. The worst attacks arc often cured in fortySee B. BRANBRETH on the Government Stamp. BRANDRETH?’3 PILLS are sold at 25 cents per box, enveloped in full directions. Purchase none unless my PRIVATE GOVERNMENT STAMP is onthe box. See upon it 8, BRANDRETH in white letters, PRINCIPAL OFFICE, :‘BRANDRETH BUILDING, NEW YORK. W.'F. BRANDRETH, office at Crane & ‘Brighem’s, San Francisco. 10 Notice: =<: N asecordance with Section 38 of the Revenue Law of 1861, as amended May 14th. 1862, nothee is. hereby given that the Delinquent Tax Koll of 1864 was deposted ‘with the District ney a the 8th day of December, a. pb 1864, if the Delinquent Taxes therein specified are not paid to the County Treasurer within twenty days after this , action will be commenced said Distriet Attorney for the collection of such taxes and costs. G. MORGAN, County Auditor. Nevada, Dee. 7th, 1864. . GEO. W. KIDD.’ BANEER, in the Granite building, Broad street, Nevada. OLD DUST presets the highest market rates, and li advances made ou forwarded for Assay or for t>vinage at the U.S. Mint Sight Cheeks on San Francieco and Sacramento Drafts on the Eastern cities at the lowest rate. Coliections and state sad county securi. highest snarket valne. COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZzE’s i. A. SARGENT. Attermey and Counselor at Law. O) "Seed end Fins srsetoy oP. BANNER’ S8!.21 ‘acquire. a correct knowledge of this graces HARDWARE,. TINWARE, AS JUST RECEIVED AN IMi MENSE STUCK OF — FALL & WINTER CLOTHING. . Consisting in part of bsp BEAVERSUITS, ~~ BROADCLOTH SUITS, AND _— CASHMERE SUITS. HATS AND CAPS, Of all the Latest styles for Fall & Winter. wear. ee A large and weli selected stock of Ladies & Misses Boots & Shoes. wily AND HEAVY BOoTs, “= ~Kor Gentlemen. j ee be SHOES, of every Deseriptton! Gent’s Furnishitig Goods! Consisting of SHIRTS, DRAWERS, ‘CRAVATS, ~ COLLARS, sSo0CKS, Boy’s Clothing ! The Largest and best stock of any House in thie State. We sparé.no painen‘procuring the best tobe had in this line. Those. in want of Boy’s Clothing should by all means go to P. BANNER’S. -, Banner intends to selfhis . Goods at LESS PRICES than any other House in Nevada! ne The popular Establishment of P. Banner have on hand the largest and most complete stock of Clothing, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, and in fact everything usually found in a first class House. Don’t forget the place ! Kidd & Knox’s Building, On the corner of Broad. & Pine Sts. Nevada city. UNITED STATES BAKERY . JULIUS DREYFUS, OULD inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada that ‘he keeps on hand, at the United Sates Bakery; -Pine St. ; he very best quality of Confectionery Cake, and Bread. ’ All of which is manufactured at this Establishment of the best materials. * ot agi kind of Candics for sale wholesale or Cake of every kind kevt on hand and made to order at short notice and low ratos, As Lhave in my émploy:the best of Confeetioners and Bakers [ can guarantee all articles purchased at this place to be of a-superior quality. Give me a trial all you in want of the good things 4a-this line. Jeti CHRISTMAS & NEW YUAR’S PRESENTS. L. PHILLIPS, ; AS JUST RECEIVED his magnificent assortment of Sa) es } : Toys for the Children ! Cotisisiin ply 2 bree, . in the Toy Line, which I will oon as CHEAP, if not CHEAPEK THAN ANY OTHER DEALER UN THE CITY! Calland examine my splendid stock. I always keep on hand the very best of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, «ee. If you want anything in the Toy, Cutlery, of, ‘Tobacco or Pipe tine. be eure and eall on L. PHILLIP, Broad street, next door to E. F, Spence’s Apothecary] Store, if you want to get good articles at low rates. : 030 Dancing School. ' THE undersigned whose Dancing School, opened in Nevadu on weseee EKvenimg, Dee. 13th, invites the attention of all :who wish to A an pial thevteoterh eel such as Quadrilles,, Schottisches, Polkas, Mazourkas, Waltzes, ctc. quickly taught. : The School for Gentiemen meets on BMondayand Wednesday Evenings, from? to Wo'clogk. For Ladiés—every Wednesday afternoon from 2 to4 o’clock. H. C. DICKINSON. — Nevada. Dec. 14th: GEO. E. TURNER, S zy4 DEALER tm’ ‘. and for the sale of the . Fall & Winter Clothing! tlemen of Nevada! ( . . 8. HAAS & €O., H ANE JUST RECEIVED A LARGR MAGNIFICENT STOCK ° Fall and Winter Clothing ! “LATEST STYLES 11 Direct from New York City” ~ Having a Tremendous Stock of CENTLEMEN’S COATS! _ Of Crery size, style, quality and color, . VESTS, A splendid lot of-every kind, PANTS, The Largest and best stock ever brought here 3 BOOTS . ! ‘Suitable for all seasons of the year! ' Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, 7B superb stock, : Rates than the, same aiticles can be purchased for at ‘any other House in this State ! We invite particular attention of the citizens of Nevada and. the surrounding towne to tho new stock of Clothing which we have just received all of the New York Latest Styles. — ‘Give us call and we will guarantee satisfaction as to prices and quality of goods. S. MAAS & COMPANY, . At the old stand on the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada city, ‘ Qos MONS ,—State of California County ef ‘Nevada, se.—Distriet Court of the Four-teenth Judicial District of said State. The peoAtwood and W. J. Vincent made parties hereto that your right# may be determined— Greeting ou are hereby summoned to appear and answer to the complaint of J. A. Donahee, William C. Ralston, Ralph 8. Fritz and Eugene Kelley, doing business under the firm name and: style of Donahue, Ralston & Co,, within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you in this county, and within twenty days if served on you inthis District and out of thie county, and within forty days if served on you in the State ard out of this District, in an action commenced cn the nineteenth day of October A.D. 1864, in. sald Court, to obtain a deerce o this Court for the Foreclosure of a certain Mortgage bearing date the twenty-fifth day of May, A. D., 1864, executed by defendant, D. Davidson to Donahua, Ralston & Co, plaintiffs, herein, remises therein, and in said coms laint particularly mentioned and de-seribed, and the application of the moneys arising from sucli sale t6 the payment of the amount due on three rertain promissory notes set forth in said complaint, made and delivered to Donahue, Ralston & Co., by the defendant, D. Davideon—two of said notes bea date, the twent: fifth day of May, a. bp, 1864; the oth l date the second day of June. A, D.,1864,: wit said Mortgage an angi . intended to be secured, to-wit :—The sum of Nine Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy Nine Dollars and TwentyKight cents—$9,379 28—with interest thereon from the respeetive dates of sald notes at the rate of two per cent per month till waid notes principal and interest payable in old and silver cota of the United States : and if-any. de. ueiency shall remain after re «de all of said moneys peopenty 60 applicable thereto, then that. Plaintiffs may have execution therefor against the defendant, D. Davidson, aleo that said defendants and alland every person. ¢laiming through or under defendants subsequently to the date of Plaintiff's mortgage and the com“mencement of this action,.may be barred and foreelosed of all right, claim, lien and equity of redemption in and to the said mortgaged premises, or =e part thereof, and fer such other and further relief, or both,’ im the premises as may be fust and equitable nd you are notified that if you fail to answer said complaint re herein dire » Plaintiff will take judgment pos you therefor by default ether with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such other relief as is pray ed fer m Plaintiffe said complaint, . ~—) In testimony w f, I, R. WB. Farj seal f quhar, Clerk of the Court afore——~ )./naid, do hereunto set: my hand and imress the seal of said Court, at my office, in — tity, this Twentieth day of Uctober, A. D. . : a ¢ Clerk. aaa hs Vauouuan, G. , Deputy. A A. Sargent, Piaintif’s Atty. Rov9 CO-PARTNERBSHIP. Nomce is hereby given that the undersigned have this day. formed a co-partners under the firm name of Bulacher & Aumer will carry en the Meat at the old stana afew doors bey the Da ; ’ Dee. 7ths Bs Important Notice to the Gen<r le of the State of California, to D. Davidson—~ — By orderot Hon.’ T. B. MeParioud, Diswiet

er the refore 6 ust. Silk s line. Ha, ‘the exeitement was intense. . from the Daily Transcript ‘Weaver & Company's Column. yom TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27. Exciting’ Race.—A grand ““‘Zou-Zou” face came off at Blaze’s Saloon, on Christmas Eve. “Erin-go-Unum,” in blue and silver, entered by F. Fisher, Esq. “E. Pluribus Bragh,” in‘ red and gold, entered by J. Bazeley, Esq. The track selected, Blaze’s counter. Stakes, drinks for the crewd.—{ Judges of starting and outcome, Messrs. A. C. Niles, T. T. Davenport, T. H.Caswell and C. Kent. The result of the race attracted an immense crowd.’ The first heat, which exhibited great bottom and skillful traning, was declared by the judges ‘te-te foul. The second heat, in which both “Eo Pluribus Bragh” and “Erin go Unum” did aniple justice to the judgment of their backers, was declared a dead heat. While pre: parations were making for the third heat, “E. Pluribus Bragh” had evidently become the favorite, and many bets were offered on him but no takers. All being in readiness, at the word, they started evenly for the third heat. “E. Pluribus Bragh,” however, soon. opened a gap between himself and opponent, which he maintained throughout, winning the raceeasily,.in 1:374—the quickest autamaton : time on record. . THE WEATHER.—By the wacer ‘guage: kept at the, South Yuba Canal Company’s office, three inehes-and seventy-eight hundredths of rain had fallen between Friday night and noon yesterday. . The rains have been continuons, and part of the time very heavy, with high wind on Sunday night, and the mountain’streams have risen liigher than during any previous storm. Had not we the evidénce of the Union tixt the former storms had not even raised the-wi ter at Sacramento enough to more than, touch the base of the splendid new levee, we should be apprehen_ sive that that thriving city might suffer from the terrible torrents that are being dischargedtéwards the valleys.” As our neighbors are 80 safe we enjoy the storm, and say “let it come.”’ .The miners and farmers are glad, and the early promise of the season is kept up. We think the sudden ang unusual rise of the creeks is owing to the rain extending far towards the summit, washing off the snows left by the last storm, although on. Friday night it was nearly cold enough for snow in this city. The miners have kept to work, ‘employing the uriusual abundance of water in sluicing off top dirt. One direct ‘benefit of the frequent freshets this year has been experienced in washing out from the beds of the creeks billions of tons of tailings, which have been accumulating for two years past, burying up flooms, and interfering with the “fall” in many claims. -Deer Creek has washed_out fifteen feet” and Greetihorn sixty feet. DESPERADO SHOT.—We ‘learn from H. Place that a shooting affair took place at Washington, on Saturday, between Joseph Coin and Henry Burns, resulting in the death of the latter. Burns was a Chiv., noted for reckless disregard of human life, having killed one or more persons in affrays, and was the terror of the community. About 12 o'clock Saturday, he picketta fuss with. Coin—who is apeaceable miner—in ‘a saloon, and threatened him, when Coin procured a pistol. Burns met Coin again in the street, andcommenced an attack upon him, when Coin fired twice, mortally-wounding Burns, who died at 3 o'clock Monday morning. Coin was examined before Justice Root and discharged, his act being clearly in te We learn from a pase, Si Eumka township that the snow fell eight inches at the town of Eureka on Saturday night, but it commenced raining in the morning, and is probably raining to the summit. The snow is about four feet deep on the Henness Pass between Eureka and Bowman's. Beyond Bowman’s to thé summit the snow is lighter, and there is very little slope of the Sierra. tA Grand Social Party will be given. at the National Exchange, on. next Monday evening. The arrangemente are almost completed, and full particulars will be given in to-morrow’s TRANSCRIPT. Tuus far this year there has been received State, from Oregon and Victoria, from Washoe and from, Mexico, the sum of $52,453,961. The amount of treasure shipped on the other ° A CARD. «.. WEAVER & COMPANY. Nevada, Jan. ooxl 1864, Ww. te inform our friends and'thé 2 £ fue on aah cae Ss a Monday the 25th day of January, We shall sell our Goods, ‘EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH We shal} keep no more running aelounin, and all Goods ordered must be.paid for when pur‘chased of on auttvery. ii We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that. has been sustained in collecting sucha large number of accounts as have heretofore been‘6n the Books of this House. ; In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT 2AYING oustomers have to Pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchant hastoméke up LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the. ; Cash Principle!! In our business, we shail be able to. sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the-oredit system, and with our facilities in San Franciseo, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sel) at such prices as will Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find & greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. Pe) Our business will beconducted on the principles of ses Quick Sales, Light Profits and no ‘Bad Debts. We ‘shall strictly adhere toONE PRICE. Thanking on friends for the liberal patronage . heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. . 6 “= WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS Im ‘ns GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ~— —aKD— Se LIQUORS, t € WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. tc FORCASH: XO. 59 BROAD STREET, [iP Goods Geliwored Free of Charge. ue} Adam’s German Toenic and Bitters. Aromatic These Bitters have been extensively used olin chnemeode Piaseh wedges ey rome. See ee been Y upon time to until they have ges a degreeofexcelience unsurpassed angements of digestive orfansor when system has been reduced by » Over-exertion or from other causes. the . invalid will find these Bitters not only suited to the poor bat one Jo the most valuable a ries & speedy nt restoration to health and strength. Price 50 cents per buctle. For sale all Druggists and Grocers. sep30 A Splédid Exhibition.—One of the most attractive exhibitions in San Francisco, at the present time, is at Messrs. .Hyer & Co'‘s., 406 Battery street, between Clay and Washington. Having lately imported a very extensive assortment of Toys, Fancy Goods and Musical Instruments of every desription, they are determined to close out the whole stock at remarkably low prites. — ~~ { -@ a ‘FAMILY . CROCERIES. ee *, BARUH, Ww OULD inform the people of Nevada city that he has juat received a large and Ps ‘Fresh stock ‘of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES J Everything usually found in a well regulated Store of this kind. . All goods delivered free of charge. Terms Cash. ‘A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th. TF _ SPLENDID STOCK —OF=— Fall and Winter Dry Goods! osu. Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. TOULD eespsetfeily inferm the Ladies of _. Neyadaand vicinity that he has just received a large stock of ee 3 4 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Fer Falland Winter Trade ! Consisting in part of ‘black and colored Silks, sitkand worsted Popiins, Opera and French Flannels, Empress,.Ottoman and Foulard Cloths French, German & English Merinos, Printed Cashmere Robes, etc., and all the Novelties in Dress Goods! Housekeeping Goods consisting of Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Quilts, Blankets, ete. Dress Trimmimgs and Ribbons! Carpets, Oil Cloths & Mattings. All of which we invite the attention of thé Ladies of this city and the surrounding towns. Goods sold atthe Very Lowest Prices Call and examine these Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere, A. COLDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. Brandreth’s Pills ! Mildly but certaily relizves the bowels of all contrary to health : a single dose has often been the means of saving a valuable jife. By using this Medicine when .sick you assist nature to throw from the system those matters upon which disease depends for continuance.

INFUENZA is soon cured by Brandreth’s Pills. When the headache and fever continue, they “. should beused daily, so as to produce full ef. fects. When the fever is better, use smaller doses. The worst attacks arc often cured in fortySee B. BRANBRETH on the Government Stamp. BRANDRETH?’3 PILLS are sold at 25 cents per box, enveloped in full directions. Purchase none unless my PRIVATE GOVERNMENT STAMP is onthe box. See upon it 8, BRANDRETH in white letters, PRINCIPAL OFFICE, :‘BRANDRETH BUILDING, NEW YORK. W.'F. BRANDRETH, office at Crane & ‘Brighem’s, San Francisco. 10 Notice: =<: N asecordance with Section 38 of the Revenue Law of 1861, as amended May 14th. 1862, nothee is. hereby given that the Delinquent Tax Koll of 1864 was deposted ‘with the District ney a the 8th day of December, a. pb 1864, if the Delinquent Taxes therein specified are not paid to the County Treasurer within twenty days after this , action will be commenced said Distriet Attorney for the collection of such taxes and costs. G. MORGAN, County Auditor. Nevada, Dee. 7th, 1864. . GEO. W. KIDD..’ BANEER, in the Granite building, Broad street, Nevada. OLD DUST presets the highest market rates, and li advances made ou forwarded for Assay or for t>vinage at the U.S. Mint Sight Cheeks on San Francieco and Sacramento Drafts on the Eastern cities at the lowest rate. Coliections and state sad county securi. highest snarket valne. COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZzE’s i. A. SARGENT. Attermey and Counselor at Law. O) "Seed end Fins srsetoy oP. BANNER’ S8!.21 ‘acquire. a correct knowledge of this graces HARDWARE,. TINWARE, AS JUST RECEIVED AN IMi MENSE STUCK OF — FALL & WINTER CLOTHING. . Consisting in part of bsp BEAVERSUITS, ~~ BROADCLOTH SUITS, AND _— CASHMERE SUITS. HATS AND CAPS, Of all the Latest styles for Fall & Winter. wear. ee A large and weli selected stock of Ladies & Misses Boots & Shoes. wily AND HEAVY BOoTs, “= ~Kor Gentlemen. j ee be SHOES, of every Deseriptton! Gent’s Furnishitig Goods! Consisting of SHIRTS, DRAWERS, ‘CRAVATS, ~ COLLARS, sSo0CKS, Boy’s Clothing ! The Largest and best stock of any House in thie State. We sparé.no painen‘procuring the best tobe had in this line. Those. in want of Boy’s Clothing should by all means go to P. BANNER’S. -, Banner intends to selfhis . Goods at LESS PRICES than any other House in Nevada! ne The popular Establishment of P. Banner have on hand the largest and most complete stock of Clothing, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, and in fact everything usually found in a first class House. Don’t forget the place ! Kidd & Knox’s Building, On the corner of Broad. & Pine Sts. Nevada city. UNITED STATES BAKERY . JULIUS DREYFUS, OULD inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada that ‘he keeps on hand, at the United Sates Bakery; -Pine St. ; he very best quality of Confectionery Cake, and Bread. ’ All of which is manufactured at this Establishment of the best materials. * ot agi kind of Candics for sale wholesale or Cake of every kind kevt on hand and made to order at short notice and low ratos, As Lhave in my émploy:the best of Confeetioners and Bakers [ can guarantee all articles purchased at this place to be of a-superior quality. Give me a trial all you in want of the good things 4a-this line. Jeti CHRISTMAS & NEW YUAR’S PRESENTS. L. PHILLIPS, ; AS JUST RECEIVED his magnificent assortment of Sa) es } : Toys for the Children ! Cotisisiin ply 2 bree, . in the Toy Line, which I will oon as CHEAP, if not CHEAPEK THAN ANY OTHER DEALER UN THE CITY! Calland examine my splendid stock. I always keep on hand the very best of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, «ee. If you want anything in the Toy, Cutlery, of, ‘Tobacco or Pipe tine. be eure and eall on L. PHILLIP, Broad street, next door to E. F, Spence’s Apothecary] Store, if you want to get good articles at low rates. : 030 Dancing School. ' THE undersigned whose Dancing School, opened in Nevadu on weseee EKvenimg, Dee. 13th, invites the attention of all :who wish to A an pial thevteoterh eel such as Quadrilles,, Schottisches, Polkas, Mazourkas, Waltzes, ctc. quickly taught. : The School for Gentiemen meets on BMondayand Wednesday Evenings, from? to Wo'clogk. For Ladiés—every Wednesday afternoon from 2 to4 o’clock. H. C. DICKINSON. — Nevada. Dec. 14th: GEO. E. TURNER, S zy4 DEALER tm’ ‘. and for the sale of the . Fall & Winter Clothing! tlemen of Nevada! ( . . 8. HAAS & €O., H ANE JUST RECEIVED A LARGR MAGNIFICENT STOCK ° Fall and Winter Clothing ! “LATEST STYLES 11 Direct from New York City” ~ Having a Tremendous Stock of CENTLEMEN’S COATS! _ Of Crery size, style, quality and color, . VESTS, A splendid lot of-every kind, PANTS, The Largest and best stock ever brought here 3 BOOTS . ! ‘Suitable for all seasons of the year! ' Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, 7B superb stock, : Rates than the, same aiticles can be purchased for at ‘any other House in this State ! We invite particular attention of the citizens of Nevada and. the surrounding towne to tho new stock of Clothing which we have just received all of the New York Latest Styles. — ‘Give us call and we will guarantee satisfaction as to prices and quality of goods. S. MAAS & COMPANY, . At the old stand on the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada city, ‘ Qos MONS ,—State of California County ef ‘Nevada, se.—Distriet Court of the Four-teenth Judicial District of said State. The peoAtwood and W. J. Vincent made parties hereto that your right# may be determined— Greeting ou are hereby summoned to appear and answer to the complaint of J. A. Donahee, William C. Ralston, Ralph 8. Fritz and Eugene Kelley, doing business under the firm name and: style of Donahue, Ralston & Co,, within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you in this county, and within twenty days if served on you inthis District and out of thie county, and within forty days if served on you in the State ard out of this District, in an action commenced cn the nineteenth day of October A.D. 1864, in. sald Court, to obtain a deerce o this Court for the Foreclosure of a certain Mortgage bearing date the twenty-fifth day of May, A. D., 1864, executed by defendant, D. Davidson to Donahua, Ralston & Co, plaintiffs, herein, remises therein, and in said coms laint particularly mentioned and de-seribed, and the application of the moneys arising from sucli sale t6 the payment of the amount due on three rertain promissory notes set forth in said complaint, made and delivered to Donahue, Ralston & Co., by the defendant, D. Davideon—two of said notes bea date, the twent: fifth day of May, a. bp, 1864; the oth l date the second day of June. A, D.,1864,: wit said Mortgage an angi . intended to be secured, to-wit :—The sum of Nine Thousand Three Hundred and Seventy Nine Dollars and TwentyKight cents—$9,379 28—with interest thereon from the respeetive dates of sald notes at the rate of two per cent per month till waid notes principal and interest payable in old and silver cota of the United States : and if-any. de. ueiency shall remain after re «de all of said moneys peopenty 60 applicable thereto, then that. Plaintiffs may have execution therefor against the defendant, D. Davidson, aleo that said defendants and alland every person. ¢laiming through or under defendants subsequently to the date of Plaintiff's mortgage and the com“mencement of this action,.may be barred and foreelosed of all right, claim, lien and equity of redemption in and to the said mortgaged premises, or =e part thereof, and fer such other and further relief, or both,’ im the premises as may be fust and equitable nd you are notified that if you fail to answer said complaint re herein dire » Plaintiff will take judgment pos you therefor by default ether with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such other relief as is pray ed fer m Plaintiffe said complaint, . ~—) In testimony w f, I, R. WB. Farj seal f quhar, Clerk of the Court afore——~ )./naid, do hereunto set: my hand and imress the seal of said Court, at my office, in — tity, this Twentieth day of Uctober, A. D. . : a ¢ Clerk. aaa hs Vauouuan, G. , Deputy. A A. Sargent, Piaintif’s Atty. Rov9 CO-PARTNERBSHIP. Nomce is hereby given that the undersigned have this day. formed a co-partners under the firm name of Bulacher & Aumer will carry en the Meat at the old stana afew doors bey the Da ; ’ Dee. 7ths Bs Important Notice to the Gen<r le of the State of California, to D. Davidson—~ — By orderot Hon.’ T. B. MeParioud, Diswiet