February 9, 1865 (4 pages)

4 AALS, Ramee ta terete eee ner ee . copperheads have uo sympathy with the . Gwin enterptisé in Mexico. If these proMonroe Doctrine are honest? — _ Brown knows as well, aye better than many Indians and prowliyg bands of Mexican desc — evade Drily. Granseript, fossions are honest; why is it that Gwin, the old charlatan, is puffed by its kind? Why are these copperhead journals filled with praises of the country over which Gwin is made ruler? Why are the facts misrepresented and every effort made to induce men to emigrate to that territory, if those who profess so much attachment for thé Beriah other men, that one of the -requirements: made ot settlers in Gwindom is that they should give allegiance to the Mexican usurpation. The country. is filled with hostile perados. Protection can neither be~given ~ ‘This territory has new been annexed to the _ papers of its ilk are endeavoring to advance ''/ the interests. of Gwin. In speaking of this ~deetrine the Press says: “The. Abolition . . when you see him, that I am not much of a ~ theatre a few. evenings ago, was promptly ~'. Pwo ladies from Tennessee called on the to person ‘nor property, gnd-yet-the Press _by'a failure to represent these disadvantages induées men to goto Mexico. No advantage . ean be urged in favor of Gwindom which does not apply with equal. force to Arizona. Department of General McDowell, and before any:security can be given by. Gwin to hia settlers, law andorder will prevail in Arizona. In this territory emigrants can live under their own. free government.— Again, there is danger of trouble between the United States and the Maxiyiillian government. In such a contingency, all who settled in Gwindom ‘willhave either to take” & “up arms against the flag or lose all they have acquired in that territory. ‘While scoring the Administration for not enforcing the Monroe Doctrine by war, the Press and idea is, not to defend tlieir neighbors in the right of self government, but to resist for-4 eign intervention because it-conflicts with Yankee domination.” Following this are a number of false statements in regard to the pelicy of the Waion party which are so baseleas as to garry refutation on the face of them. The Aduinistration’ has ever been the enemyof oppression and of usurpation. Were not interests of far greater importance demanding our attention at home, the Mexican designs of Maximillian would have long ago been thwarted. Our Government must first. trample down the usurpations of Davis his associates. We must first crush 'the rebellion at home and then we can see that the interests of the oppressed are consulted in other countries. We have no: doubt-that the copperheads would rejoice to see the strength of the Government divided by a “contest with France, it would increase the chances of success of rebellion. The Press would love to see a return of old times when. Gwin ruled this.State, and it would“rejoice at the success not only of Maximillian in Mexico, but the annexation of California to Gwin’s dominions : President, recently, importining the release of their husbands, held as prisoners of war on Johnson's Island In the course of the conversation the President said: to one of' the ladies, who laid great stress upon her husband being a religious man: “You say your husband is a religious man. ‘Tell him judge of religion, but that in my 6pitiion, the religion that sets men to turn traitors and fight against their Government, because, as théy think, the Government does not suffioiéntly help some men to eat bread by the sweat of other men's faces, is not the sort of religion: by which people will get to heaven.” ne THE First Maine Cavalry is armed with the Spencer sixteen-shooter, a weapon the rebels declare is wound up on Sunday atid gees off during the week as many times ay, we wish it. ; a A FIRE which broke out in the Virginia subdued by the Departmext, before any mnaterial injury had been done. THE Camp Douglas Vedette, January 30th, publishes the first marriage in Salt Lake City, solemnized by the offices of a christian] minister. oa i js Le ica Pure Sacramento city election takes place . March Mth. “Parties begin to move, and no doubt a spirited contest, will take place for . Occupied nineteen days on trial. ONE indication of the progress of demo. cratic ideas duting the’ Inst two centiiries has been the gradual obliteration jon of “€lass. pers. _ Among them are Leslie’ : od Har‘. distinetigné “in dress, A nobleman and a per’s Weeklies, Merryman’s Nick Nax, the nobody, # milliomare’s son and a merchant's . New York Ledger and magazines.clerk, cannot be distinguished one from the . zs a a ae other, in these days; either by the cut or quality<of their habilinieiité. The” mat ot ton dresse’po better than his servant— Counts and ce hiper are clad from the same fabric—and ininisters plenipotentiary are scarcely 80 ‘elegantly’ “got ip” as gambling-house sharks aud other professional swindlers. ‘It is the same ‘with regard to female costumé ; and the time is, we hope, not far distant when severe plaigness of apparel will be considered a special matk of good taste. 2 Many of the Jews in this country have shown much patriotism since the war began, From Obio 12,000 have gone to fight for the Union flag; ‘from New York 10,000; from Illinois 5,000 ; from Michigan and Wisconsin 3,000 ; and from other States enough to make a total of 40,000. Thay have also~-given of their-wealth te the soldiers. They have established five asylums for disabled soldiers, their widows and orphans, the benefits of —which are limited to no fuith or creed—one at-New York; one at Philadelphia, -one at Cincinnati, one at-Chicago, and one at St. Louis. ‘MANY thousands of dollars have been col‘lected in the Eastern tities for the purpose . of purchasing food and clothing for the suffering poor of the city of Svainah. ‘BULLION.—Last week, Wells, Fargo & Co. brought 13,580 pounds of buillion across the mountains from Nevada.-.Some-“tiree -tuns_whieh—arrived Monday is not included in the above. . : . Wrire rr “N EV.”—Some people abbreViate the name of our State, says the Humboldt Register, on envelops: and newspaper wrappers, “Na.” That is liable to be, as it has often been, misinterpreted for “Nebraska.” Write it Nev. and no mistake “need be made. ile “Gun Boat Cars” is the latest contrivance: for defence, inthe Westert military department. They are iron-clad—filled with soldiers—and placed in the wnidd lefit train. at PETROLEUM.—A lecturer in New York, . while‘ recently treating -on the subject of petroleum, said that the oil wells of the country at présétit yield more oil in one day than the whale fishery have in three years, PROPERTY valued at $3,360,518 12in San Francisco, is exempt from taxes. It belongs to churches, benevolent societies, widows, the city and the United States. The Catholic Church property is the largest, being over half a million dollars. So says the Alta. Tue Mormon Temple now building at Salt. Lake, when completed, will be capable of seating nine thousand persons. About the time it will be finished, Brigham Young ahd Heber Kimball's families will nearly fill it THE assessed value of real estate in Phila. delphia for 1864 amounts to the sum of $156,980,917. { —ERS (> A large fund was raised for the Gen. ' Sickles’ reception, which had to be refunded. _ THe Calaveras, Tuolumne and Stanislaus ‘rivers are higher than they were in December last. GENERAL McDowELL says there will be. no draft in this State. Tne Rey. J. Miller, Methodist minister at Jackson, Amador county, had a leg brokén a few days ago. THE citizens of Cincinnati are about raising $100,000 to invest in Government bonds, to be given to Gen. Sherman. ce ° THE rooms of the Placer County Coroner were entered a few nights ago, and robbed of $100 in coin. n Ee st “NEARLY 12,000 yards of faney cassimeres are manufactured weekly at the Taconic mills, Pittsfield. A Ir is believéd that the Iudians interrupting the Overland route are led by renegade secessionists. Nini ee os THE noted libel case, Opdyke vs. ‘Weed, The jury disagreed and weredischarged, —--— 4 W ITH the aid of méchinery, a man in Cicopee, Mass., manufactures three barre of hair pins every day. “ge soe ihe NS b Dealers in Yr HARDWARE, TRON, ~~ STEEL, REVOLVERS, . POWDER, : FUSE, Leather and Rubber Belting, Blocks & Sheaves, Cordage, PAPERS.—We are indebted to George R. . A : ag E 4 THE Bee says, that among other improve. ments projected in that city,Sam: Brannan. is preparing to build storehouses on his property at the corner of Front and J streets. —a FURTHER large shipments of Chile flour and wheat aré reported enroute. : , Arrivals at the National Exchange. Hotel, BROAD STREETi).:./,-NEVADA CITY ORE re ws » _ LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. 4, TUESDAY, February 7th, 1865, N Brown San Francisco J Cofnstock Cal 8 Co B Moore Virginia N Soggs & w mill B Organ Deer creek RB Nichola Gold Flat G Armer Blue Teut T Rose San JuanI, Pendleton Washingt F Clark Sasramento T Williams do .C Holt Sau Juan = N Cary Forest mill -F Cleveland Chalk Bla H Cruson Little Yerk J Port r Ruen creek ¥F Guill Quaker hill H Tompson do ¥ Merriman Red Dog M Green « do J Darling do 1. Chambers Dueeh Fla J Chew do = E, Paissal Marysville G Jones « do. § Graft Moores Fiat M Combs do H Shaw Nevada A Parker Pleasant ValJ Binsley do Capt Atkins You Bet_‘ acer DRUGS AND MEDICINES. “WILLIAM H. KENT, Has opened a Néw. Drug pied by his Father— At No. CommercialStreet, Nevada. He-will keep constantly on ‘hand-a large and wellselected stock of DRUGS, : MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, — . : PERFUMERY, é&c. 6 kr Physicians’ Prescriptions care. fully compounded at all hours, Nevada, Feb. 9th. ROBATE NOTICE,—In the matter. of the Estate of James Salmon, deccased In Probate Court, Nevada Co. It appearing to the Court by the petition ht and filed by W. W.Cozzens, the Adtiinistrator of the Estate of Jumes Salmon, deceased, praying for an order to sell Real Estate, that it is mecessary to nell the whole of the Real Estate to pay the debts outstanding nqnings the deceased, and the debts. expenses and charges of adininistration — It is therefore ordeied y the Court that all persons interested in the said Estate appear before the, said Probate Court, on MONDAY the 13th day of March 1.65, at 10 o’clock. A. M , of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, in Nevada city to goed rane why an order should not be granted to said Administrator to sell so much of the Real Estate of the deveased es shall be necessary, and that a cupy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the Nevapa . DAILY — TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper printed’ in this county. 0 ‘ : Nevada, Feb. 8th, 1865. ~ “— PB of the County Clerk of the ‘county of -Nevada. 1, R. H Farquhar, Clerk of the Probate Court of Nevada county, do hereby certify the forego, ing to be a true and correct copy of an order du ly made and entered upon the minutes ef said rebate Court. ‘ ~—) Witness my hand and-the seal of said seal — the 8th day of Februafy —~JA.D. i. deat R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G@ K. Farquhar, Deputy, Nevada, Feb. 9th. W.H. CRAWFORD & Co. _Wheelbarrows, i Oak, Ash ana Hickory Piank. nAlipeoenl A general assortment of Wagon Material, Oll and Varnish, Paints, Kerosene, And a very fine assortment of fZKEROSENS LAMP sS. Crawford for a full supply of Eastern pa. A Durant do RRafford Jackson C Bowan -¥lat-H Dickinson Campton E Bare Grass Valley. A Merryman ‘Moores T Marshall do —_B Towney . © do + J Pritehard do -D Lemoine. do Geo Shaw do ‘S Blodgett. Globe Ranc Store—~formerly occu. . _ (B" Ladies Save Your Hair! 4} Crockéti's Amygaaline will prevent! the Hair from coming out and As a Hair Dressing, it is unequalled by any the world has yet produced. Price 50 Cents per Bottle, _ FOR SALE BY JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Nevada, Feb, 3d, 1855 ae GRAND FANCY DRESS —iyn— MASQUERADE BALL! = WILL BE GIVEN’ BY MR. AND MRS. HAMILTON, © At their Hall, Grass Valley, On Tusiiay Evening, Feb. 14th, ’65. we beard ST. VALENTINE’S DAY. —_——JDARTIES wishing any information in referP ence to obtaining Domimoes and Masks will make application to. Mrs. Hamilton in due.time. “No person will be admitted ‘without ae e Washington's Birthday Bali. A GRAND SOCIAL BALL and invitations not transferable. WILL BE GIVEN AT THE NEW YORK HOTEL, ON THE As Twenty-Second of February, A Splendid Supper will be got ee up for the occasion, The Best of_ Music has been engaged. — Committee of Invitation. ry (NEVADA. T. B McFarland ee — 8. Deal. : David Belden> : GRASS VALLEY. A. B. Dibble. Frank Cleveland. Floor Managers: Dwight Crittenden. 1. J. Rolfe. Harvey Helm. Chas Leavitt. RK. M. Van Lean. ' TICKETS, FIVE DOLLARS. Washington's Birthday Ball. Hi. C. DICKINSON, OULD respectful! WwW inform the people of Nevada county that he will give a grand Balt at ioe: TRMPERANCE HALL, On Wednesday Eve’g, Feb, 22. 4 ee A Good Supper will be got upand the best of Music in attendance, MS A A General invitation ‘extended. Managers. Nevada City. Grass Valley. TES. G Wm. Head, ~ John Webber, E. R. Mayberry, C. RS Clarke, H. H. Haskins a. J. Doty, H. R. W. Smith, D. B. Nye. J. A. Lancastar N. P.-Brown, = Floor Managers. Charles McElvey. George A. Weaver. Nevada, Feb. 2nd, SOCIAL PARTY. GRAND SOCIALP will} Ve A .L PARTY will be given at HOOK & LADDER HALL. On Monday Evening, Feb. 13. Ss FOR THE ee ~~ Benefit of John Sherman. TRON HOSE PIPE, stieaeiie é, Constantly on hand and made to order. ° “4 Managers. : ; i= Chas. K F = <Bth. eorge Weayer, J Binsly, ¢ wstininsen? asotSotin James Sharp. F.stampt. } testaurant Fer Suleg © {<))i Grass Valley. ig snelactine oe. Jol McGuire, Dan. Holbrook. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is now of . . Moore’s Flat. € an desires . A. Beck to the Hestaurent Goomeon “A” tull sed Pan. + ‘ : Fl al moc niture, Crockeryware, Stoves, and everyt oor Managers, complete for keeping a Restaurant. ofi ohn Bazley. M Smithburg. C. Beckman. MICHARL LON GyCommeretel Birest fevac ’ Piekets Twe Dollars. AMYGDALINBE !/ . of health. i GREAT. REDUCTION 2 OF PRICES ! : oe as : Now is the time te call ~at NS) HAAS & COSTS & Whiter Clothing & Rubber Goods AT GREATLY [B" REDUCED PRICES!_e4 “Nevada, Feb. 1st. . s BRANDRETH’sS PILLS. = The Weak, the Consumptive, Rheumatic, Costive, Bilious, and Delicate, after some days’ use, wil find renewed strength and life pervade every organ of their frames. . ;Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves. commence in the arteries and terminate in the yeins. These pills, as a first effect, act upon the. arterial blood, increasing~ the-circulation,. by. which impurities are deposited ‘n the veins, and they throw off such collections ito the bowels, which organs, by the energy derived from Brandreth’s Pills, expel them from the system. When first used, ‘the Pills may occasion griping, and even make the patient feet worse, This. is an excellént sign,° and shows the discase will soon be cured. No great good is often achieved without some trouble in its attainment, and this rule applies to thé reeovery Principal office Brandreth Building New York. W. F. BRANDRE FH, office at Cranc& _ Brigham’s, San Francisco. jaa6 *r DR. HOSTETTER’S STOMACH . BITTERS should bein the possession of ev. ery body in the mining region. As a preventative of various dangerous diseases to-which the gold seeker is liable, it has no superior. While it is quite palatable even as a beverage, it is speedy and powerful in its effects upon the aystem, In ll cases of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and the pervading fevers consequent upon exposure, the Bitters will be found inyalua ble as corrective. N® man should enter upon the exposed canip life ot a miner without being provided with Hostetter’s preventive of stomach disease, ‘nor should any of those who are now engaged in the occupation, fail to have recourse to the Bitters, Sold by all Druggists and dealers. everywhere. HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, fan Francisco. > jan26 Notice to the Sick,.—How long we have desired and nee ‘ed on this Coast, a Surgery and Medical Dispensary, that we could with safety trust our casein the hands of skillful and = ~prretical physicians. Should we at any time require medica! assistance, we may congratulate ourselves that such a place is now established at No. 313 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, known by the.name of ‘‘Peake’s Surgery and Medical Dispensary,” which is fitted up regard__ less of cost, with all the modern improvements, Ze an extensive Labratory, which contains all the choice afid lati st Medicines, Chemicals, ete., for + the cure of private and other dlscteng. The Reception and Consulting Rooms are commodious ~ and we!l adapted for the busitiess. The Physic-_ ians connected with the Surgery and Dispensary, are gentlemen of cducation, -great practical ~ knowledge and experience. “It is the only establishment on this coast where persons who are suffering from certain diseases can get properly cured. For particulars see advertisement of Peake’s Surgery and Dispensary, 313 * Montgomery Street, San Francisco, See Earp arn anne amENREORTT easement ““WATT’S Y NERVOUS. ANTIDOTE, ’** A large site just réceived and’ . For sale by E. F.SPENCR Nevada, Dec. 2nd, ‘Dancing School. THE undersigned whose Dancing Schoo! opened in Nevada on bb oi 4g 4 Evening, Dec. 13th, invites the } attention of all who wish to acquire a correct knowledge of this graceiul and erg . accomplishment. ‘POP oe es pees All the modern Dances such as Quadrillea, Schottisches, Polkas, Mazourkas, Waltzes. eto quickly taught. .The School for Gentlemen meets on Tuese day and Vhursday Evenings, from? to 10 o’clock. For Ladies—every Thursday afternoon from 2 to4 o'clock. ~ "B.C; KINSON. Nevada. Dee. 34th: ~ ve 2 eapeapsamem ee tiger MEAT MARKET. heen cota Ra hemeeee wnt e ve to » Por’ ton, Veal, Corned Beef and Pork, on street st8, which he will so ratee wecash. hacen ¥ b Arueuene _ FaReie _exeellent _will ‘soor ‘amount « co for th stored an tions in < Several ‘mill dur will com: Until the plied the “the seare thé Foads chants to es A Nev. citizens y who was Broue Bi went to . trade. } teal part He annoi can Phot French r upen him with Pari: Our infor mense bu sharp tric i¢a, and a of success Protr been held city since » interest is _tions atte ing Elder: and the the week. the “dry . atid tlie re the chur¢] of the wee SANITA ladies of ¥ up-a party Fund, to They will Little Yor doubt a la The citize pil com _7 tumberscounty. o New D opened a f cial street and the -st kinds—drt everything AFTER the slats Findley’s 1 five pounc: at the sam ter buildin been found who could manding a: Recrvun ville Appec ber, of C ’ county towill open « and San Ji (Tae Tr Tacwcome fe “pbstract of of the war -election ret officers of ; & volume sc 80;thach in‘ supply of tl Fivep.— hurdy gurd jury on last guilty and Smith. Th the aggregs ~« fair ones’ I search of sc County Bussenius ¢ E. W. Ri ment for ph Court. ad Welock.

4 AALS, Ramee ta terete eee ner ee . copperheads have uo sympathy with the . Gwin enterptisé in Mexico. If these proMonroe Doctrine are honest? — _ Brown knows as well, aye better than many Indians and prowliyg bands of Mexican desc — evade Drily. Granseript, fossions are honest; why is it that Gwin, the old charlatan, is puffed by its kind? Why are these copperhead journals filled with praises of the country over which Gwin is made ruler? Why are the facts misrepresented and every effort made to induce men to emigrate to that territory, if those who profess so much attachment for thé Beriah other men, that one of the -requirements: made ot settlers in Gwindom is that they should give allegiance to the Mexican usurpation. The country. is filled with hostile perados. Protection can neither be~given ~ ‘This territory has new been annexed to the _ papers of its ilk are endeavoring to advance ''/ the interests. of Gwin. In speaking of this ~deetrine the Press says: “The. Abolition . . when you see him, that I am not much of a ~ theatre a few. evenings ago, was promptly ~'. Pwo ladies from Tennessee called on the to person ‘nor property, gnd-yet-the Press _by'a failure to represent these disadvantages induées men to goto Mexico. No advantage . ean be urged in favor of Gwindom which does not apply with equal. force to Arizona. Department of General McDowell, and before any:security can be given by. Gwin to hia settlers, law andorder will prevail in Arizona. In this territory emigrants can live under their own. free government.— Again, there is danger of trouble between the United States and the Maxiyiillian government. In such a contingency, all who settled in Gwindom ‘willhave either to take” & “up arms against the flag or lose all they have acquired in that territory. ‘While scoring the Administration for not enforcing the Monroe Doctrine by war, the Press and idea is, not to defend tlieir neighbors in the right of self government, but to resist for-4 eign intervention because it-conflicts with Yankee domination.” Following this are a number of false statements in regard to the pelicy of the Waion party which are so baseleas as to garry refutation on the face of them. The Aduinistration’ has ever been the enemyof oppression and of usurpation. Were not interests of far greater importance demanding our attention at home, the Mexican designs of Maximillian would have long ago been thwarted. Our Government must first. trample down the usurpations of Davis his associates. We must first crush 'the rebellion at home and then we can see that the interests of the oppressed are consulted in other countries. We have no: doubt-that the copperheads would rejoice to see the strength of the Government divided by a “contest with France, it would increase the chances of success of rebellion. The Press would love to see a return of old times when. Gwin ruled this.State, and it would“rejoice at the success not only of Maximillian in Mexico, but the annexation of California to Gwin’s dominions : President, recently, importining the release of their husbands, held as prisoners of war on Johnson's Island In the course of the conversation the President said: to one of' the ladies, who laid great stress upon her husband being a religious man: “You say your husband is a religious man. ‘Tell him judge of religion, but that in my 6pitiion, the religion that sets men to turn traitors and fight against their Government, because, as théy think, the Government does not suffioiéntly help some men to eat bread by the sweat of other men's faces, is not the sort of religion: by which people will get to heaven.” ne THE First Maine Cavalry is armed with the Spencer sixteen-shooter, a weapon the rebels declare is wound up on Sunday atid gees off during the week as many times ay, we wish it. ; a A FIRE which broke out in the Virginia subdued by the Departmext, before any mnaterial injury had been done. THE Camp Douglas Vedette, January 30th, publishes the first marriage in Salt Lake City, solemnized by the offices of a christian] minister. oa i js Le ica Pure Sacramento city election takes place . March Mth. “Parties begin to move, and no doubt a spirited contest, will take place for . Occupied nineteen days on trial. ONE indication of the progress of demo. cratic ideas duting the’ Inst two centiiries has been the gradual obliteration jon of “€lass. pers. _ Among them are Leslie’ : od Har‘. distinetigné “in dress, A nobleman and a per’s Weeklies, Merryman’s Nick Nax, the nobody, # milliomare’s son and a merchant's . New York Ledger and magazines.clerk, cannot be distinguished one from the . zs a a ae other, in these days; either by the cut or quality<of their habilinieiité. The” mat ot ton dresse’po better than his servant— Counts and ce hiper are clad from the same fabric—and ininisters plenipotentiary are scarcely 80 ‘elegantly’ “got ip” as gambling-house sharks aud other professional swindlers. ‘It is the same ‘with regard to female costumé ; and the time is, we hope, not far distant when severe plaigness of apparel will be considered a special matk of good taste. 2 Many of the Jews in this country have shown much patriotism since the war began, From Obio 12,000 have gone to fight for the Union flag; ‘from New York 10,000; from Illinois 5,000 ; from Michigan and Wisconsin 3,000 ; and from other States enough to make a total of 40,000. Thay have also~-given of their-wealth te the soldiers.. They have established five asylums for disabled soldiers, their widows and orphans, the benefits of —which are limited to no fuith or creed—one at-New York; one at Philadelphia, -one at Cincinnati, one at-Chicago, and one at St. Louis. ‘MANY thousands of dollars have been col‘lected in the Eastern tities for the purpose . of purchasing food and clothing for the suffering poor of the city of Svainah. ‘BULLION.—Last week, Wells, Fargo & Co. brought 13,580 pounds of buillion across the mountains from Nevada.-.Some-“tiree -tuns_whieh—arrived Monday is not included in the above. . : . Wrire rr “N EV.”—Some people abbreViate the name of our State, says the Humboldt Register, on envelops: and newspaper wrappers, “Na.” That is liable to be, as it has often been, misinterpreted for “Nebraska.” Write it Nev. and no mistake “need be made. ile “Gun Boat Cars” is the latest contrivance: for defence, inthe Westert military department. They are iron-clad—filled with soldiers—and placed in the wnidd lefit train. at PETROLEUM.—A lecturer in New York, . while‘ recently treating -on the subject of petroleum, said that the oil wells of the country at présétit yield more oil in one day than the whale fishery have in three years, PROPERTY valued at $3,360,518 12in San Francisco, is exempt from taxes. It belongs to churches, benevolent societies, widows, the city and the United States. The Catholic Church property is the largest, being over half a million dollars. So says the Alta. Tue Mormon Temple now building at Salt. Lake, when completed, will be capable of seating nine thousand persons. About the time it will be finished, Brigham Young ahd Heber Kimball's families will nearly fill it THE assessed value of real estate in Phila. delphia for 1864 amounts to the sum of $156,980,917. { —ERS (> A large fund was raised for the Gen. ' Sickles’ reception, which had to be refunded. _ THe Calaveras, Tuolumne and Stanislaus ‘rivers are higher than they were in December last. GENERAL McDowELL says there will be. no draft in this State. Tne Rey. J. Miller, Methodist minister at Jackson, Amador county, had a leg brokén a few days ago. THE citizens of Cincinnati are about raising $100,000 to invest in Government bonds, to be given to Gen. Sherman. ce ° THE rooms of the Placer County Coroner were entered a few nights ago, and robbed of $100 in coin. n Ee st “NEARLY 12,000 yards of faney cassimeres are manufactured weekly at the Taconic mills, Pittsfield. A Ir is believéd that the Iudians interrupting the Overland route are led by renegade secessionists. Nini ee os THE noted libel case, Opdyke vs. ‘Weed, The jury disagreed and weredischarged, —--— 4 W ITH the aid of méchinery, a man in Cicopee, Mass., manufactures three barre of hair pins every day. “ge soe ihe NS b Dealers in Yr HARDWARE, TRON, ~~ STEEL, REVOLVERS, . POWDER, : FUSE, Leather and Rubber Belting, Blocks & Sheaves, Cordage, PAPERS.—We are indebted to George R. . A : ag E 4 THE Bee says, that among other improve. ments projected in that city,Sam: Brannan. is preparing to build storehouses on his property at the corner of Front and J streets. —a FURTHER large shipments of Chile flour and wheat aré reported enroute. : , Arrivals at the National Exchange. Hotel, BROAD STREETi)..:../,-NEVADA CITY ORE re ws » _ LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. 4, TUESDAY, February 7th, 1865, N Brown San Francisco J Cofnstock Cal 8 Co B Moore Virginia N Soggs & w mill B Organ Deer creek RB Nichola Gold Flat G Armer Blue Teut T Rose San JuanI, Pendleton Washingt F Clark Sasramento T Williams do .C Holt Sau Juan = N Cary Forest mill -F Cleveland Chalk Bla H Cruson Little Yerk J Port r Ruen creek ¥F Guill Quaker hill H Tompson do ¥ Merriman Red Dog M Green « do J Darling do 1. Chambers Dueeh Fla J Chew do = E, Paissal Marysville G Jones « do. § Graft Moores Fiat M Combs do H Shaw Nevada A Parker Pleasant ValJ Binsley do Capt Atkins You Bet_‘ acer DRUGS AND MEDICINES. “WILLIAM H. KENT, Has opened a Néw. Drug pied by his Father— At No. CommercialStreet, Nevada. He-will keep constantly on ‘hand-a large and wellselected stock of DRUGS, : MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, — . : PERFUMERY, é&c. 6 kr Physicians’ Prescriptions care. fully compounded at all hours, Nevada, Feb. 9th. ROBATE NOTICE,—In the matter. of the Estate of James Salmon, deccased In Probate Court, Nevada Co. It appearing to the Court by the petition ht and filed by W. W.Cozzens, the Adtiinistrator of the Estate of Jumes Salmon, deceased, praying for an order to sell Real Estate, that it is mecessary to nell the whole of the Real Estate to pay the debts outstanding nqnings the deceased, and the debts. expenses and charges of adininistration — It is therefore ordeied y the Court that all persons interested in the said Estate appear before the, said Probate Court, on MONDAY the 13th day of March 1.65, at 10 o’clock. A. M , of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, in Nevada city to goed rane why an order should not be granted to said Administrator to sell so much of the Real Estate of the deveased es shall be necessary, and that a cupy of this order be published at least four successive weeks in the Nevapa . DAILY — TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper printed’ in this county. 0 ‘ : Nevada, Feb. 8th, 1865. ~ “— PB of the County Clerk of the ‘county of -Nevada. 1, R. H Farquhar, Clerk of the Probate Court of Nevada county, do hereby certify the forego, ing to be a true and correct copy of an order du ly made and entered upon the minutes ef said rebate Court. ‘ ~—) Witness my hand and-the seal of said seal — the 8th day of Februafy —~JA.D. i. deat R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G@ K. Farquhar, Deputy, Nevada, Feb. 9th. W.H. CRAWFORD & Co. _Wheelbarrows, i Oak, Ash ana Hickory Piank. nAlipeoenl A general assortment of Wagon Material, Oll and Varnish, Paints, Kerosene, And a very fine assortment of fZKEROSENS LAMP sS. Crawford for a full supply of Eastern pa. A Durant do RRafford Jackson C Bowan -¥lat-H Dickinson Campton

E Bare Grass Valley. A Merryman ‘Moores T Marshall do —_B Towney . © do + J Pritehard do -D Lemoine. do Geo Shaw do ‘S Blodgett. Globe Ranc Store—~formerly occu. . _ (B" Ladies Save Your Hair! 4} Crockéti's Amygaaline will prevent! the Hair from coming out and As a Hair Dressing, it is unequalled by any the world has yet produced. Price 50 Cents per Bottle, _ FOR SALE BY JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Nevada, Feb, 3d, 1855 ae GRAND FANCY DRESS —iyn— MASQUERADE BALL! = WILL BE GIVEN’ BY MR. AND MRS. HAMILTON, © At their Hall, Grass Valley, On Tusiiay Evening, Feb. 14th, ’65. we beard ST. VALENTINE’S DAY. —_——JDARTIES wishing any information in referP ence to obtaining Domimoes and Masks will make application to. Mrs. Hamilton in due.time. “No person will be admitted ‘without ae e Washington's Birthday Bali. A GRAND SOCIAL BALL and invitations not transferable. WILL BE GIVEN AT THE NEW YORK HOTEL, ON THE As Twenty-Second of February, A Splendid Supper will be got ee up for the occasion, The Best of_ Music has been engaged. — Committee of Invitation. ry (NEVADA. T. B McFarland ee — 8. Deal. : David Belden> : GRASS VALLEY. A. B. Dibble. Frank Cleveland. Floor Managers: Dwight Crittenden. 1. J. Rolfe. Harvey Helm. Chas Leavitt. RK. M. Van Lean. ' TICKETS, FIVE DOLLARS. Washington's Birthday Ball. Hi. C. DICKINSON, OULD respectful! WwW inform the people of Nevada county that he will give a grand Balt at ioe: TRMPERANCE HALL, On Wednesday Eve’g, Feb, 22. 4 ee A Good Supper will be got upand the best of Music in attendance, MS A A General invitation ‘extended. Managers. Nevada City. Grass Valley. TES. G Wm. Head, ~ John Webber, E. R. Mayberry, C. RS Clarke, H. H. Haskins a. J. Doty, H. R. W. Smith, D. B. Nye. J. A. Lancastar N. P.-Brown, = Floor Managers. Charles McElvey. George A. Weaver. Nevada, Feb. 2nd, SOCIAL PARTY. GRAND SOCIALP will} Ve A .L PARTY will be given at HOOK & LADDER HALL. On Monday Evening, Feb. 13. Ss FOR THE ee ~~ Benefit of John Sherman. TRON HOSE PIPE, stieaeiie é, Constantly on hand and made to order. ° “4 Managers. : ; i= Chas. K F = <Bth. eorge Weayer, J Binsly, ¢ wstininsen? asotSotin James Sharp. F.stampt. } testaurant Fer Suleg © {<))i Grass Valley. ig snelactine oe. Jol McGuire, Dan. Holbrook. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is now of . . Moore’s Flat. € an desires . A. Beck to the Hestaurent Goomeon “A” tull sed Pan. + ‘ : Fl al moc niture, Crockeryware, Stoves, and everyt oor Managers, complete for keeping a Restaurant. ofi ohn Bazley. M Smithburg. C. Beckman. MICHARL LON GyCommeretel Birest fevac ’ Piekets Twe Dollars. AMYGDALINBE !/ . of health.. i GREAT. REDUCTION 2 OF PRICES ! : oe as : Now is the time te call ~at NS) HAAS & COSTS & Whiter Clothing & Rubber Goods AT GREATLY [B" REDUCED PRICES!_e4 “Nevada, Feb. 1st. . s BRANDRETH’sS PILLS. = The Weak, the Consumptive, Rheumatic, Costive, Bilious, and Delicate, after some days’ use, wil find renewed strength and life pervade every organ of their frames. . ;Every dose makes the blood purer. The nerves. commence in the arteries and terminate in the yeins. These pills, as a first effect, act upon the. arterial blood, increasing~ the-circulation,. by. which impurities are deposited ‘n the veins, and they throw off such collections ito the bowels, which organs, by the energy derived from Brandreth’s Pills, expel them from the system. When first used, ‘the Pills may occasion griping, and even make the patient feet worse, This. is an excellént sign,° and shows the discase will soon be cured. No great good is often achieved without some trouble in its attainment, and this rule applies to thé reeovery Principal office Brandreth Building New York. W. F. BRANDRE FH, office at Cranc& _ Brigham’s, San Francisco. jaa6 *r DR. HOSTETTER’S STOMACH . BITTERS should bein the possession of ev. ery body in the mining region. As a preventative of various dangerous diseases to-which the gold seeker is liable, it has no superior. While it is quite palatable even as a beverage, it is speedy and powerful in its effects upon the aystem, In ll cases of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and the pervading fevers consequent upon exposure, the Bitters will be found inyalua ble as corrective. N® man should enter upon the exposed canip life ot a miner without being provided with Hostetter’s preventive of stomach disease, ‘nor should any of those who are now engaged in the occupation, fail to have recourse to the Bitters, Sold by all Druggists and dealers. everywhere. HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, fan Francisco. > jan26 Notice to the Sick,.—How long we have desired and nee ‘ed on this Coast, a Surgery and Medical Dispensary, that we could with safety trust our casein the hands of skillful and = ~prretical physicians. Should we at any time require medica! assistance, we may congratulate ourselves that such a place is now established at No. 313 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, known by the.name of ‘‘Peake’s Surgery and Medical Dispensary,” which is fitted up regard__ less of cost, with all the modern improvements, Ze an extensive Labratory, which contains all the choice afid lati st Medicines, Chemicals, ete., for + the cure of private and other dlscteng. The Reception and Consulting Rooms are commodious ~ and we!l adapted for the busitiess. The Physic-_ ians connected with the Surgery and Dispensary, are gentlemen of cducation, -great practical ~ knowledge and experience. “It is the only establishment on this coast where persons who are suffering from certain diseases can get properly cured. For particulars see advertisement of Peake’s Surgery and Dispensary, 313 * Montgomery Street, San Francisco, See Earp arn anne amENREORTT easement ““WATT’S Y NERVOUS. ANTIDOTE, ’** A large site just réceived and’ . For sale by E. F.SPENCR Nevada, Dec. 2nd, ‘Dancing School. THE undersigned whose Dancing Schoo! opened in Nevada on bb oi 4g 4 Evening, Dec. 13th, invites the } attention of all who wish to acquire a correct knowledge of this graceiul and erg . accomplishment. ‘POP oe es pees All the modern Dances such as Quadrillea, Schottisches, Polkas, Mazourkas, Waltzes. eto quickly taught. .The School for Gentlemen meets on Tuese day and Vhursday Evenings, from? to 10 o’clock. For Ladies—every Thursday afternoon from 2 to4 o'clock. ~ "B.C; KINSON. Nevada. Dee. 34th: ~ ve 2 eapeapsamem ee tiger MEAT MARKET. heen cota Ra hemeeee wnt e ve to » Por’ ton, Veal, Corned Beef and Pork, on street st8, which he will so ratee wecash. hacen ¥ b Arueuene _ FaReie _exeellent _will ‘soor ‘amount « co for th stored an tions in < Several ‘mill dur will com: Until the plied the “the seare thé Foads chants to es A Nev. citizens y who was Broue Bi went to . trade. } teal part He annoi can Phot French r upen him with Pari: Our infor mense bu sharp tric i¢a, and a of success Protr been held city since » interest is _tions atte ing Elder: and the the week. the “dry . atid tlie re the chur¢] of the wee SANITA ladies of ¥ up-a party Fund, to They will Little Yor doubt a la The citize pil com _7 tumberscounty. o New D opened a f cial street and the -st kinds—drt everything AFTER the slats Findley’s 1 five pounc: at the sam ter buildin been found who could manding a: Recrvun ville Appec ber, of C ’ county towill open « and San Ji (Tae Tr Tacwcome fe “pbstract of of the war -election ret officers of ; & volume sc 80;thach in‘ supply of tl Fivep.— hurdy gurd jury on last guilty and Smith. Th the aggregs ~« fair ones’ I search of sc County Bussenius ¢ E. W. Ri ment for ph Court. ad Welock.