February 4, 1864 (4 pages)

*k of TS, Os OSTrices. any -every possible question, and in this he-has—— iceman writs <e clerks of the. Townships are required to de——_fiver-overte the Supervisors within thirty . them under the orders of the eral Judicial . election. Supervisors. __ elected. at the last election “take offica —at—aeuinbente and these officers are “granted . for such purposes on the Townships. “payment of these demands, one half of the TO: CLOSE-BUSINESS. % The Néva da Daily Tra ily" 1 ns oript . : *UUCRSDAY MORNING, FEB. én. == te J: B. GRAY is our authorized agent. He will receive orders for advertising, job work, doc. and receipt for the same. . eR EE Tne Repea or THE TowssHie Law.— Ia another column of to-day’s paper will be foundtheAct for the repeal of the Township . . law, The law was drawn up by Judge Roberts, Senater from this eounty, and” shows that-a great deat of care was taken fo meet ——_—_— —Fhetoard of Supervieors-are annatinted. a Board of Commissioners to settle the affairs of the several Townships. The Trustees ard days after the passage of the Act.all books, papers, bonds and dotuments in their hands. The offices of Township Trustees, Clerk, Assessor, and Collector’ ars vaeuted. By the 19th day-ot the present month the Township treasurers are required to make -a full report of ‘wll_moneys which have come inte their hands, specifying the source thereof. and of ail expenditures made by Trustees.— . They are-also required to pay overall -moneys+ remaining in-their hands. _ The term of office of the present Justices of the Peace is extended to the next genThe office of road overseer expired on “the firet Monday ii this _Offiees are-to be-filed: by. the Board ‘of .Tha county assessor and —tax=matlecbet ~ the expiration of the term ot the ‘present . all the~powere and are subject to allhabilities provided by the gengral law The Supervisors have full power to collect ait taxes, ; ete. -wesessed to the Townships and Femalning _ ‘uneojlected and to pass upon all billa against the several . Townships where there has been no moneys collected or taxes d te ~aneet the Tivoilities of the Township, the ~Supervisors are empowed to levy a apecial “tax the All demands must be presented to the Board. of Supervisors before the Ist day of] of March of this ~year-. = “4 there isa surplus on hand after the reinainder js to be appropriated to the . wer schools and the other te Cand Road ‘und. The act went into force on the day of January 1564. 19th SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! -§. HAAS &CO. Take this method to inform the public that they wiil sell their extensive Steck ot ; Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, Blankets, And other articles joo numerous to sib e At FirstCost. . wHenmsALE & RETAIL) ~ And éwW ready for public patronage . . All those who want to secure BARGAINS Will do well to call on us immediately, as we are determined to sefl our stock of Goods within a very short time. RETAIL DEALERS! } in our . Our steck o naowing Wsiinilved temamioe t. os ah pias cn paola their accounts. WEAVER & COMPANY, Wwe: beg to inform our friends andthe public hat-on and after Monday the 26th day of Fania = ‘jnonth. The tT +8 me . willdo Well to,call and examine Goodé as we will offer them great FROM Nevada; Jarn394, }e6-4. We ‘tatt sell our Goods, = caked for Cash We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when pur“Chased or on delivery.’ We have been forced to pursue this course, from the gréat difficulty and loss that nas been sustained in collecting sucha large number of accounts as have hefetofore been on the Books . of this House. In a credit business, the Goob and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchant has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. “By adopting the Cash Principle !! in our business, we Shall be able to sell atLOWER PRICES ‘Than it would be possible fo do under the oredit system, and with our facilities in San Franadvantages of. or markets.and sell at-such ae ees a5 -witl— aa Wholesale’ Buyers will find it greatly i ples of —“<--— wi Quick Sales, Light Profits and " BadDebts. — shall etsioudy adhere to “Ne <S Thanking our friends forthe liberal sl setionags heretofore enjoyed by this use, and hoping} for acontinuance of the same, andtrusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS IN (ROCERIES, PROVISIONS, NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevatia City. ea Desert CRAWFORD & Cl -ciseo, will he able to give our cnstomers all the . __Dety Sa +f —Qur Cegiaaalt will be conducted « on the princl(se FORCASH ty 3 <3 DEALERS, In Hardware, Iron, Steel, ~~ POWDER AND FUSE, EVO RB: Leather and Rubber ee BLOCKS * SHEAY BS. ~ WHEELBARROWS, Oak, orn and Se Plank. general assortment of WAGON MATERIAL, PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, KEROSEN Ee, _ And a fine assortment of od IRON HOSE PIPE,. Constantly on hand aud made to order. AT. THEIR OLD STAND, No, 27 Main Street, cena _ =oPPosiTE— _ Wells, Fargo & Co's. and the Post Office. . BOY’S CLOTHING! BOYS’ CLOTHING ! jrTARe YOUR BOY’s TOLLE : Pe BANNER’S, BROAD aud PINE STREETS, ; Where, they have just received the Lary t Stock of Boy’s Clothing, Ocaalias of rought into this region. Caps, Boots an ts, Rants, Shirts, Hats & hoes, made to order und warra ~ satisfaction; << d o give For Sale at the Very Lewent F ators nereee Jan. 7th. UNITED STATES BAKERY. ano Grocery and Provision Store. JULIUS DREIFUSS, woven respectfully inform his friends and the citizens of Nevada generally that he has taken the above well known and popu. lar Bakery. on Pine street, where he, can always be found ready io serve ali ‘who may favor him with their patronage. BREAD, ’ PIES, CAKES, ond CONFECTIONERY, Always on hand. At the old stand on Pine St. Nevada, Nov. is8th. UNION HOTEL, a — are RA eS “pet GGIST, * NeRaRSSY OT, STORET ie NEVAOA ~ Be CALE Se Wholesale and Retail BROAD STREET, Nevada City; Cal. Keeps constantly ou hand a fullsupply of [Drugs and eee Riciare: White Lea i; Re Paints, of all kinds, Paint Brushes, 2 Plaster Parts, : Whiting, ‘ a Pure Kerosene, Camphene, Spirits Turpentine, Burning Fiuid, SS <<". 7: eee Castor Oi), : Linseed O11, . Z : “ chamots sictns,, &e,; ) dee. TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES, te In fact every “article i in the fine of a well ‘ordered Drug Store. —== ded with all possibie care and precision. Nevada, Nov. 20—tf a Druggist & Apothecary, ‘ _Coinmeretal Street, A fone doors below the Daily ee OMmee. ~ “Nevada, Nov. 19th. _ Dry Goods! I Dry.Goods. Go TO a ROSENTHAL’ sNO. 64 BROAD STREET, Where he has‘now in store a Large and well selected stock of SILKS, DeLAINES. CALICOS, RIBBONS, HOSIERY, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, Gaiters. &e. &e. Which he offers now to the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity at GREATLY REDUCED RATES! __On account of making room for a ~ CHARLES MILLER, “Manager. ee JUST: OPENED! . Breakfast from 6 1-2 fo 10 o'clock; Dinner from 12 1-4 to .2 1-2. Supper from 6 to 8 o’elock. large Stock of Spring Goods, For which he har nlocnty made arrangements: Call and convince yourself of the truth. J. ROSEN THA 1. NO. $4 BROAD STREET. The undersigned begs leave to inform the ‘La . At the Cor. of Broad & Pine aig tw Prescriptions compoun. , ‘. Art. dies of Nevada and vicinity and tiie public in generat that he has opetied his New Dry Goods Store,. Sta., Where he will constantly keep on hand the finest assortmeutof } ‘Sitks, Merinos, and-all kinds of Dress Goods, _ Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, _ a Also a full assortment of Embroidery, Trimmings ‘and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. A. COLDSMITH, . At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. HE ~C. LEAVITT. M. 8. HAMLLTON A. H. HANSON & Co. Wholesale and retail dealers in A. H. HANSON, € Mining Tools, &c.° NO. -52BROAD STREET, NEVADA. ame ~~ Goods delivered free of charge: Administrator’s N etice. AVING becn appointed Administrator of the estate of. » “re noti ted te present thear with proper vouehers-to-me at Omega within ter'months frem the date of this uotice, or he forever barred. jan22 JAMES PIERCE, Adm’r. J, C. Palme ry Atty. — CH, FERRAND & CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC a AND + DAGUERREAN ARTIST. ‘Every kind of Photographs and Am-= brotypes taken in the best style ofthe ON PINE STREET, Over tho United States. Bakery “Nevada, Dee. 2th. — M’ALLISTER & CO., OULD inform their old friends aad_ the publie generally that they have opened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hotel Where they will always keep on hand Apples, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt Fish, Hain & Baeen. Dried Beéf, &ec. &c. We shall sndiarbe to keep on hand everythin, usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable store. Nevada, Jan. hth=3m N EVADA FRUIT STORE. the old stand on e Streét; witha Prunes, &c &¢. Crockery Wart;"Tin Ware, Stoves, Jon ‘Work done-at short artio GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS hard Pierce, deed —aH—per—— . sons holding clams _ against the sam “Fruit of all kinds, NICHOLAS SLOCOVICH would inform the public oy ia open again at n : fine stock of Cigars, Tebacco, Apples, Dates, Figs, Come and try the articles I offer for sale, cheap Nevada. Jan. 2iat—tf CE me ETUR N E R, » “PEALE Ie &e. &e. Everything made to order in the Tinware linc. Give me a call atmy new Store on Main etreet, opposite Wells, Fargo & Go. ( \ONSTABLE’S SALE.—State of Cc ‘alifor J nia. county of Nevada, township.of Washington, #%. virtue of an execution to me de livered, aad tome the Court of George fob erts. Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace, inmvand 4 for the county. aforesaid, bearing date Jan. 20th. 1864, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said ‘Court on the 30th day of January, 1964, in favor GENTLEMEN If you waut a superb aid Ne, 1. ao 8. HAAS & CO., cy pay ill te H.DA Vipeos Presection Heok & Ladder, he memes of Protection Hook 4 Hook & 5 aaret Ee crGaAR! of Lewis Voss and against James MeCambridge for the sum of one hundred and eighty dollars 63-109, debt, interest, damages and costa of suit, I have taken in_ execution, “and will sell to the highest bidderfor cash, all the right, title and interest of ~aid defendant of, iu and to 12 claims ravine in the village of Omega. eae ee counRegular gal ty aud Stao aforesaid, known as the ma Ms bridge elaims, é watts} nen property in rtiqie the vi €°0 mega. on t st da Ora ‘splendid Cat ay! spokesee of March = 1564, between the hours uf 90’ clock 4 Cail on Mi nhs Or f Me. oS anid day. Taken as the pro ge to satialy the Seere pee ot ee costs. a under imy hand this 2th day of oh omg y PINE STREET; NEVADA CITY. 1864 ED.-FOUNCE, Conmatabie more or leas, situated at the head of Missouri P

*k of TS, Os OSTrices. any -every possible question, and in this he-has—— iceman writs <e clerks of the. Townships are required to de——_fiver-overte the Supervisors within thirty . them under the orders of the eral Judicial . election. Supervisors. __ elected. at the last election “take offica —at—aeuinbente and these officers are “granted . for such purposes on the Townships. “payment of these demands, one half of the TO: CLOSE-BUSINESS. % The Néva da Daily Tra ily" 1 ns oript . : *UUCRSDAY MORNING, FEB. én. == te J: B. GRAY is our authorized agent. He will receive orders for advertising, job work, doc. and receipt for the same. . eR EE Tne Repea or THE TowssHie Law.— Ia another column of to-day’s paper will be foundtheAct for the repeal of the Township . . law, The law was drawn up by Judge Roberts, Senater from this eounty, and” shows that-a great deat of care was taken fo meet ——_—_— —Fhetoard of Supervieors-are annatinted. a Board of Commissioners to settle the affairs of the several Townships. The Trustees ard days after the passage of the Act.all books, papers, bonds and dotuments in their hands. The offices of Township Trustees, Clerk, Assessor, and Collector’ ars vaeuted. By the 19th day-ot the present month the Township treasurers are required to make -a full report of ‘wll_moneys which have come inte their hands, specifying the source thereof. and of ail expenditures made by Trustees.— . They are-also required to pay overall -moneys+ remaining in-their hands. _ The term of office of the present Justices of the Peace is extended to the next genThe office of road overseer expired on “the firet Monday ii this _Offiees are-to be-filed: by. the Board ‘of .Tha county assessor and —tax=matlecbet ~ the expiration of the term ot the ‘present . all the~powere and are subject to allhabilities provided by the gengral law The Supervisors have full power to collect ait taxes, ; ete. -wesessed to the Townships and Femalning _ ‘uneojlected and to pass upon all billa against the several . Townships where there has been no moneys collected or taxes d te ~aneet the Tivoilities of the Township, the ~Supervisors are empowed to levy a apecial “tax the All demands must be presented to the Board. of Supervisors before the Ist day of] of March of this ~year-. = “4 there isa surplus on hand after the reinainder js to be appropriated to the . wer schools and the other te Cand Road ‘und.. The act went into force on the day of January 1564. 19th SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! -§. HAAS &CO. Take this method to inform the public that they wiil sell their extensive Steck ot ; Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, Blankets, And other articles joo numerous to sib e At FirstCost. . wHenmsALE & RETAIL) ~ And éwW ready for public patronage . . All those who want to secure BARGAINS Will do well to call on us immediately, as we are determined to sefl our stock of Goods within a very short time. RETAIL DEALERS! } in our . Our steck o naowing Wsiinilved temamioe t. os ah pias cn paola their accounts. WEAVER & COMPANY, Wwe: beg to inform our friends andthe public hat-on and after Monday the 26th day of Fania = ‘jnonth. The tT +8 me . willdo Well to,call and examine Goodé as we will offer them great FROM Nevada; Jarn394, }e6-4. We ‘tatt sell our Goods, = caked for Cash We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when pur“Chased or on delivery.’ We have been forced to pursue this course, from the gréat difficulty and loss that nas been sustained in collecting sucha large number of accounts as have hefetofore been on the Books . of this House. In a credit business, the Goob and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merchant has to make up in LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. “By adopting the Cash Principle !! in our business, we Shall be able to sell atLOWER PRICES ‘Than it would be possible fo do under the oredit system, and with our facilities in San Franadvantages of. or markets.and sell at-such ae ees a5 -witl— aa Wholesale’ Buyers will find it greatly i ples of —“<--— wi Quick Sales, Light Profits and " BadDebts. — shall etsioudy adhere to “Ne <S Thanking our friends forthe liberal sl setionags heretofore enjoyed by this use, and hoping} for acontinuance of the same, andtrusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS IN (ROCERIES, PROVISIONS, NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevatia City. ea Desert CRAWFORD & Cl -ciseo, will he able to give our cnstomers all the . __Dety Sa +f —Qur Cegiaaalt will be conducted « on the princl(se FORCASH ty 3 <3 DEALERS, In Hardware, Iron, Steel, ~~ POWDER AND FUSE, EVO RB: Leather and Rubber ee BLOCKS * SHEAY BS. ~ WHEELBARROWS, Oak, orn and Se Plank. general assortment of WAGON MATERIAL, PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, KEROSEN Ee, _ And a fine assortment of od IRON HOSE PIPE,. Constantly on hand aud made to order. AT. THEIR OLD STAND, No, 27 Main Street, cena _ =oPPosiTE— _ Wells, Fargo & Co's. and the Post Office. . BOY’S CLOTHING! BOYS’ CLOTHING ! jrTARe YOUR BOY’s TOLLE : Pe BANNER’S, BROAD aud PINE STREETS, ; Where, they have just received the Lary t Stock of Boy’s Clothing, Ocaalias of rought into this region. Caps, Boots an ts, Rants, Shirts, Hats & hoes, made to order und warra ~ satisfaction; << d o give For Sale at the Very Lewent F ators nereee Jan. 7th. UNITED STATES BAKERY. ano Grocery and Provision Store. JULIUS DREIFUSS, woven respectfully inform his friends and the citizens of Nevada generally that he has taken the above well known and popu. lar Bakery. on Pine street, where he, can always be found ready io serve ali ‘who may favor him with their patronage. BREAD, ’ PIES, CAKES, ond CONFECTIONERY, Always on hand. At the old stand on Pine St.

Nevada, Nov. is8th. UNION HOTEL, a — are RA eS “pet GGIST, * NeRaRSSY OT, STORET ie NEVAOA ~ Be CALE Se Wholesale and Retail BROAD STREET, Nevada City; Cal. Keeps constantly ou hand a fullsupply of [Drugs and eee Riciare: White Lea i; Re Paints, of all kinds, Paint Brushes, 2 Plaster Parts, : Whiting, ‘ a Pure Kerosene, Camphene, Spirits Turpentine, Burning Fiuid, SS <<". 7: eee Castor Oi), : Linseed O11, . Z : “ chamots sictns,, &e,; ) dee. TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES, te In fact every “article i in the fine of a well ‘ordered Drug Store. —== ded with all possibie care and precision. Nevada, Nov. 20—tf a Druggist & Apothecary, ‘ _Coinmeretal Street, A fone doors below the Daily ee OMmee. ~ “Nevada, Nov. 19th. _ Dry Goods! I Dry.Goods. Go TO a ROSENTHAL’ sNO. 64 BROAD STREET, Where he has‘now in store a Large and well selected stock of SILKS, DeLAINES. CALICOS, RIBBONS, HOSIERY, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, Gaiters. &e. &e. Which he offers now to the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity at GREATLY REDUCED RATES! __On account of making room for a ~ CHARLES MILLER, “Manager. ee JUST: OPENED! . Breakfast from 6 1-2 fo 10 o'clock; Dinner from 12 1-4 to .2 1-2. Supper from 6 to 8 o’elock. large Stock of Spring Goods, For which he har nlocnty made arrangements: Call and convince yourself of the truth. J. ROSEN THA 1. NO. $4 BROAD STREET. The undersigned begs leave to inform the ‘La . At the Cor. of Broad & Pine aig tw Prescriptions compoun. , ‘. Art. dies of Nevada and vicinity and tiie public in generat that he has opetied his New Dry Goods Store,. Sta., Where he will constantly keep on hand the finest assortmeutof } ‘Sitks, Merinos, and-all kinds of Dress Goods, _ Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, _ a Also a full assortment of Embroidery, Trimmings ‘and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. A. COLDSMITH, . At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. HE ~C. LEAVITT. M. 8. HAMLLTON A. H. HANSON & Co. Wholesale and retail dealers in A. H. HANSON, € Mining Tools, &c.° NO. -52BROAD STREET, NEVADA. ame ~~ Goods delivered free of charge: Administrator’s N etice. AVING becn appointed Administrator of the estate of. » “re noti ted te present thear with proper vouehers-to-me at Omega within ter'months frem the date of this uotice, or he forever barred. jan22 JAMES PIERCE, Adm’r. J, C. Palme ry Atty. — CH, FERRAND & CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC a AND + DAGUERREAN ARTIST. ‘Every kind of Photographs and Am-= brotypes taken in the best style ofthe ON PINE STREET, Over tho United States. Bakery “Nevada, Dee. 2th. — M’ALLISTER & CO., OULD inform their old friends aad_ the publie generally that they have opened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hotel Where they will always keep on hand Apples, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt Fish, Hain & Baeen. Dried Beéf, &ec. &c. We shall sndiarbe to keep on hand everythin, usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable store. Nevada, Jan. hth=3m N EVADA FRUIT STORE. the old stand on e Streét; witha Prunes, &c &¢. Crockery Wart;"Tin Ware, Stoves, Jon ‘Work done-at short artio GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS hard Pierce, deed —aH—per—— . sons holding clams _ against the sam “Fruit of all kinds, NICHOLAS SLOCOVICH would inform the public oy ia open again at n : fine stock of Cigars, Tebacco, Apples, Dates, Figs, Come and try the articles I offer for sale, cheap Nevada. Jan. 2iat—tf CE me ETUR N E R, » “PEALE Ie &e. &e. Everything made to order in the Tinware linc. Give me a call atmy new Store on Main etreet, opposite Wells, Fargo & Go. ( \ONSTABLE’S SALE.—State of Cc ‘alifor J nia. county of Nevada, township.of Washington, #%. virtue of an execution to me de livered, aad tome the Court of George fob erts. Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace, inmvand 4 for the county. aforesaid, bearing date Jan. 20th. 1864, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said ‘Court on the 30th day of January, 1964, in favor GENTLEMEN If you waut a superb aid Ne, 1. ao 8. HAAS & CO., cy pay ill te H.DA Vipeos Presection Heok & Ladder, he memes of Protection Hook 4 Hook & 5 aaret Ee crGaAR! of Lewis Voss and against James MeCambridge for the sum of one hundred and eighty dollars 63-109, debt, interest, damages and costa of suit, I have taken in_ execution, “and will sell to the highest bidderfor cash, all the right, title and interest of ~aid defendant of, iu and to 12 claims ravine in the village of Omega. eae ee counRegular gal ty aud Stao aforesaid, known as the ma Ms bridge elaims, é watts} nen property in rtiqie the vi €°0 mega. on t st da Ora ‘splendid Cat ay! spokesee of March = 1564, between the hours uf 90’ clock 4 Cail on Mi nhs Or f Me. oS anid day. Taken as the pro ge to satialy the Seere pee ot ee costs. a under imy hand this 2th day of oh omg y PINE STREET; NEVADA CITY. 1864 ED.-FOUNCE, Conmatabie more or leas, situated at the head of Missouri P