January 1, 1864 (4 pages)

3 city and County Oficial Press sore mae e ~~ Tae New Yesn.—A yolume of time is — eldsed, and a new one opéned. We know not-what the story in. me new. book = be. The old Oe 18 & BU or retiec new po ea Halli 2 fond sateladihin cel The story of the past is to be ggptinued.— We hang with anxiety. “‘uponthe ¢ consumima~ __tion,. Great, grand, and ‘glorious plans have "heen foreshadowed and begun; important . * we areabout to turn the first pages of the —") characters aod thelr spheres oF uetion tave . T ney” ‘were supreme in Texas ge LES —been-didelosed-on the stage. We ldok for the . finishing up of the drama with pleasure, but not unmixed with anxiety. Our country is stiltin danger, but her herves cluster around hor, and their stout-arme are bared for her . neck, SS Such -was the inet things: in. Saucer’, deliverence. We entered een the. volume ~of last year with doubt and’ dread, but with brightened” hopes. Light broke in as _wWe proceeded until we anticipated at its close a sublime. ending to the story, and now gee. which promises: ork tothe ‘Patriat'e~heart.—-Wethat has. gone, a ‘ciilre of our Rountry, and and we see little, to regret, We could wish that more, had been aecomplished in the vindication of the right, but we are thankful that we dan say ‘all is well.” _. Individually, the. begiining of the new ~—year-ia the. time to correct our. ways, form newresolves, and etiter upon their execution. If we, on “surveying our conduct ducing the year, that has gone, find ‘evila to be abuted, let us endeavor that thé next ~—inniveraaty of the new ‘year shall find us withodt ‘rentet for the same cause. If there are good-deeds.of ours we. take pleasure in in recalling, let us ‘take care-that we do rot. nies” ‘repeating them. If there are pangs in the memory for foibles in “the past, let Us snot’ > add te, themtathe futere, that When anothy er Your shall have tiin its round we can enst “Tata ieiateel een for happiness ‘and substantial triumphs gained. But, while we strive for pre . : gress ourselves, let tha-eidolon of our hopes, ~ our endeavors, our dredims, our. devotions “be out-imperilled cotntry. Let* ts sacrifiee . everything but hone in ber defense; and to sray one who is Willing to meet us with . = . a to these. feylptions we bid a a 1 Happy} a To Year. a , ~ 4 pecag Yor The. Baa Pyaadlec journals are bragging. about the largest aad fats ~teat ox ever.sden in-that city; his weight js 2,400.) Illinois cidima.that she bas raised the the-biggest oxthat has been known since Noah was a baby. . He-ta five. years-old, 21 hands high, 194 feet in length, and weighs 3, 1600 pounds, and inerensthg om that. oe Ls Dervry SHERIFF PUTNAM; of mento, brother-inslaw of B. B, Redding hes “been appointed papeentter in the arioy with the rank: of Major. ; as ‘Banva Cana maLrener © ome is’ the assessed value of property if Santa Clari vounty for the present year: Whole number of-acres, 295,268; value of lands, $2,. , 580,155; value of improvements, $1,503, 150;" value of personal. property, $1,975,715.— Tétal Value, $6,729,010. The taxation \amounts. to aboat $135,000." ; SS Cawru. Av olf Sacrament, wha erme from NeW York on the last steamer tetls the _Beerthat on tho othe? side there is « great desire to emigrate to California, The steamers are all crowded to,thejr utmoat capacity end butidreds are disappoihted every departure _ because ‘they cannot procure tickete. *. Lue Butte Record thinks that the copper mines, the agriquitural capabitities, the tana. \Ing and turpentine resources, and accessibili—ty-to the Humboldt and Boise regions” wits ~~ prentinte Ta ing Butte county the weal. thiest in’ the Sta TREASURE. = Biase the 10th instant $185,000 have been recived at San Francisco from the Gould & Curry, $50,000 frou the Ophir, and $10,000: from the-Savage. ane: bars ‘bold tocday “at 850. “GEORGE Winaart, a'former employee of . . = EF. Geodwin & Cv., fucniture dealers in San Frapeipgo, ting beep ayregted for robbing the-coneerp: Is it thedirst public ainounge. a fies >> tment oF a wuepiciot of aia ~ the oe: _jmate. commerce. of thé country. Banks had . . and were not wholly driven from Kentucky or + the year that has gone, and are we tot eaned Shernian wns repalsed with . pes at Vicksburg and Grant wabat . Holly Springs, ‘iot yet hating catered ‘spon the campaign that was: to make him 0 fanious, and cpen the Father.of Waters to the legit. but just arrived in New Orleans and Butler . in New York, Burnside had-been but just. repulsed atFredericksburg, Nothing was, doing. before Charleston but keeping up.a lazy blockade. A few Federals were scary itg und threatening in North Carolina. The’ ‘panneeen iui triumph. to _that city, ines te~treating to‘Tullahoma. Morgan was alarm} ing Kentucky and. committing depredations in that State, new year soonest with grand a at} ation Sha’ The rebels were in Missouri . fa ‘hud {onee Banee, interof ony: Riterya few daya ago, THE German companies at Sad Fraieisco are making a movement to organize a Gera man regiment of tte = classes ot mechanics, is in proceess of form . Fratichsco. — Geo. Pex Jounson is. raising cotton near Mazatlan. DEALERS a eounty 01 vada and to answer the complaint filed therein count: Served“out of this county, but within thin this Judisatd action is fire. noy ee a oe appear an the sald plalatit w “take jadgasent “ae . : cordinas ly. “6 Y Given: fea —~ ) California, in and for the county o about to make an attack on Springfield. Louisinna. “They still held the best-part of Tennessee; were thought to have the pre) tigeut Vicksburg : and on Oe Bappahaa . 1863. The President's proclamation of free. dom __was_tollowed-by the retreatof Bragg, whipped from:Murfreesbors, What: great changes have takeiyplaee since! Vieksbury and Port Hudson have been reduced, the Missigpipp ppi opened to the trade of the coun. The rebels have been expelled from Missou~ ri and driven from three quarterg of the territory of Arkansas, and that State is regenerating by the influence of @ strong Union sentiment. Tho murdering and ocd } gang—ofFohn Morgan-has-been-destroyed:}try;andthe Confederacydivided in twain. . . Groreies and Beavis nd, “NO. 59 BROAD STREET, . da--this 20th day of DecemberA-p A-D-1983. * = FARQUHAR, C Clerk. . By.G: K. Farquhar. Beowr peat of ae. 51 on you. fi summons—Tif serv is within twenty Mays ; or if_ served of said then within forty days—or]— ju ¢by default will be taken against you, . according to prayer of said complaint. ‘The to recover the judgment: and —— the maryouand seid plainthat the eare, eustody and control of the. of the court annul ‘. infant child of said marriage may be decreed. te TAC CoB ‘ROSENTHAL “AT THE OLD STAND — NO. 64 BROAD STREBT. a above réiw 8A of fhe 8 te of ‘notified, that y6e . fail to} e seal of} + = cam ae ; t¢nit inform ae “Pe Lanion md renpost sttroun_ ding towns that he = just RECEIVED _By order of Hon. T. B. McFarland, Sadge of . . the District Leaktaeioe: ae rue copy, attes: Bes a FARQUHAR: Clerk. rf GK. cay Deputy. : Ss Nevada City. > a a delivered Free. of Charge. 2 ‘ The of the ha Beate a gy send greeting . Sp nar ap-the bo Burnside baa liberated East Tennessee and its brave ‘and suffering people from. the thraldom’ of rebellion. Chattanoogh,~ the: key to the South, is in invincible hands.— Lee, the beat-genoral in the rebsl nrmy, has been terribly whipped at Gettysburg anid compelled to retreat. ed by our fleets and armies andthe contraband trade on the Rio Grande has beéb bro“ken up, While a secure footing haa béen te. enred for the Union forces in~ that State. Gilmore and Dahlgren vomaiand with their. guns the neet-of secession, Sumter is demolTexas has been visits ' the the yok Co pied erin ing sold his a nties erent to the remaini Block aad 8: Furth whe assume a the Habilities of the firm. S. Furth will settle oke ‘and business of the firm and -he inay be found at the store of Wide, a & Co. Nd. 69 Broad Street. partneres ‘he = Sake a a retweerr im the name of-A. Block & ssclved Oy E. Block, Jr., havSS Dae ‘Tite partnership heretofore existin -aeeweih —_ the name of aclved by mutual Weavers willsettle up the business of G, A. WEAVER. J. W, CLARK. Nevada: January ist;-1864. © 4. gh a you -” this me gy ~ ap etna enews alld ann anne aint-as nape. reS44 . the said plaintiff will take judgment aestrest. “co partnership } Notice. TBE, undersignéd ‘have this day formed. a copartuership in the name ofWeaver, Block &.Co., An@-will continue the Grocery and Provision ne Weaver & Co's oid stand on Broad impregnable. Besides all this, the bidity is gaining in the strength of its devetion to the right ; Uuion sentiment is increasing ; our invulverable navy 1s rising to coloapal proportions: . England and France have cleared the frowns from their brows when dealing with the “Republic. Are not these glorious gains for couraged to struggle on and struggle ever? One mors campaiga and the rebel. legions will float_ An “triumph. and gliry over évery foot of Febel. territory: We have conquered half an an empire in the year departed.” We cun corquer the remainder ih the year-to come. With stout” ‘eatts let oe enter upon the work; and “never désphir;: for destiny the plunet. Boro ine isa a teaito ad lente of 8: Bell sympathized with the rebellion nape first; Douglas*is dead and Herschell V. Vohneon is an_officer in ‘the Con. federate service. What friend’of the Government shauld net rejoice that Lincola was ‘elected over them ht j ty They change a dolla , a dey for board~ ing poodles in ther boardidg Thulioes in New hew chureh built for dim in San F rancisee, be paid before he eaters it to'preseh. The debt is $60,000 San Jose RaitRoapd —The cars are now ranniag trom San Francisco to Sants Clara, & .e San Jose. = The following were the rates ofeprssage: $142, second cabin. $100,.and $90. $75 will be. mo p ‘bebe morrow. ~~ willbe pulverized and the flag -of the free . wills that our: ‘Republic. must. i dominate . York. a Ne : *, Brar KING insists. ary the.debt on_the and in ten days sd are expected to: run a to THE steamers St. Louis pers Mosce Taylor sailed Trom San Frandiees a few Mayo ago.— ~ Old Line—cabin. saloon $iss, firs¥ cabin Opposition Line—cabin saloog) $175, first . oui esbin $135, second cabin ia aad Beerege No Parer:—In. conlaruaty’ wa the general custom, we give the printer’. & holiday on the first of “January, and, therefore, ‘there issued ees this: sts: * ae G. A. WEAVER, » E. E. BLOCK, d B. ~ Nevada, Yaneule Igt, 1804 &. W. Roberts, ff's Atty. ranitd. eee State i ‘alifornis. —_ ate ood Nev he rances C. ' Alexander. Fait. ou ci ea? Ba required to appear in an ee ¢ you by the/above named plaintiff in the District Court of the 14th Juditial District of the State.ef California, in and for the countyof Nevada and to Ne the ¢omplaint ffied therein. within ten days, after the a with: but wi Judieial san within twenty . days; er ifserved out of saitt jxtrict then within torty drys: orjadgment by default will be decreed t0 ro her. cordingly + veal the District Court of 1 évada, this. 20th day of Dee. SR i FARQUHAR clerk . By G K Farquhar, pepaly as “By order Hon, T. B. . MeFarland, Ju District Court aforesaid. eT ae Bet Clerk. By G. KFarquiiar, Deputy KE. w. Roberts, Atty. wean. : taken at yor -geserding to the prayer of said compl said ac is brouzht. to obtain ae arash ands decree of thig court ag{in be fm hah Ow exist nh that che care, custod iy and nt combrol Of the atin or children. of sald a ea; that yeu fall tw] Given ander my hand and Bons el ae ; county of of the State of Ca Feet in and J fort the eoun of the . "Fasc, FOREN . A ¥ Domestic. Dry. Goods . sor Comatstthg . in part no silks, “‘Poplins, ——SS=S = ——— /Calicos, of alt hinds, CaEDee, . dad and. Children's: os Ladies are invited to cali.and examine ny goods and prices for themselves. “Relieving in the doetrine of small profits and quick ‘Bales, I am selling my goods at = x SAN FRANCISCO PRICES! me uly Perfeet satis Nevada, Jan. 1,186. DRESSMAKING. S. 8, MM.WALKE announce to the an vieio tt ty that she has taken A. Room at Mrs. Latude’s on Washington street, Where she is prepa red to execute with nediubes: f = dispatch all orders. in--her line of n guaranteed in all eases. 8. W. WALKER. + would ' res 6 of Nevada leading } ranni rroune ak Tree northerly the 26th, 1864, be ber, 1863. on aline and 4 Selick P. Lett, ert ‘HERIF®’s 6a =k Ry §' cution te me di ‘Teen Distriet Court of the lith sadinia} dD trict ft! and for the ent of e Dec. 22d 1868, in ainst Geo Lord, A Witte, ‘Thos Hals face, William Slee, Thomas Hiehe, Robert* Quail, Wi John Penguil, . Co, for the sumo ollows : m (rrase ard land belon: at Tarl — rider feitce, , the tene “ts privileges, and a belonging or in any Ne joy egg I le alt of the abor t bidder for ey Court oube door in Nevada, on on the hours bye theta hereb ee Yen one tour of e tection tothe containing about two . hu of _land,.and being al cuied Lease and stake. ther with all and. sin-' a: t fn rtenances — C) ror “hae iw is pahain ler, ro . eae Wm Korkle, under the style of Sti inter est thereo at the rate Of two per — niftne rights Litte amd. tnce the & t ; tlatsel, ie and to the’ erty, to wit: That certain pieces orp: lyifg and being ia the to evada coun described as neara Pine ‘Tree “adjo fayette og on the Fight hand side of side of “ea Sg Saf henee coeett pee oy ba ‘to Ngo lower easterly along the ranch abou owing + State of California, a Walley, , the Helvetia o an ley irtue ofan eut of ihe ‘eta fa “a “ibenaa 2 on gh! of . Bedding, Chairs, Tables, &c. . Silks, Merines, and al, kinds Me ai errr and ‘repairing done at short court of eiaiesth pon ls be raicledo. ees : er ising Pot ahr aes aati ae on teas erton & co’s. an ee iver sad the NON Seca ‘execution to -me of California, satisfy _ ke ‘aay 8 of , lh of of slits deb oe Geren etnies ay ve caciiolt rop: to wit: t claims 5 om the north pank tira games D’s PATENT . CLOTHES-DRYER} om ane < = Is_indfspensib: ies efacas — Winter, 3 wink canrios * rs ‘than 3 t dy, obs ‘Meet.of space pie ignated it al-° ion of air pad ys ¥ them : ést t MAK oy be used __ é to 150 fe Clothes ine--att 2 Phe: con chiens. otding to*~ sir. PRICE tr irs = W.R. Litchtield & Preston. ! em Maweludrdsiee KF Ofters"heh at ‘atthe Nevada pois T ipt Off ° t . tended toy, 8 ERE Be PTET oF Cabinet Maker nnd Folwer, wweene JOHN G. KLINK, _ _— _ Would respectful rome mebabpeoed Caine Makers Broad izes, 2 pesiiabadie ccoupled: “by }. ‘ent & MeKay, Which he Ohtdte' er salé'eheap 16¢ cash. JOHN area 4 wg eno Dee. 2 goth—tfCH. FERRAND. & co. {PHOTOGRAPHIC = a Ss ate Art). when ont oF “Tt 4 = emma Bd ae Fcieieee dikeaapteatingians ana Ame db ae eer vet hetoclnyeat bes ofthe J. ROSENTHAL NO S4-BROAD STREET. __ For Sale. yt A Dwelling House with four “4 comfortable rooms, with lot 93 feet a ; Sitaated on Bri at Matheson’a Derrick factory. Lppty on the premises. d21-iw JOUN. CARLIN. NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD STREET: --.«NEVADA CITY. Woald inform the old patrons of , the above well :known: Hotel and the compiunity. in Agro that _ is Row pr patronage. His house fs finished. “a . Lodgings for 46 persons. _ "The apove number of persons ois be uoéémmo” } : eects wi lata night. provided: with the ~ Nevada, Dee. 21—Im The caehatened roe leove te inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity'‘and the public in general that he New Dry Gobds ‘Store, “At the Cor. of Brod’ ‘Pini Sta., a Where he witt constantly Keep on hahd the finest assertmeut of of Dréss Goods, Or the Latest Styles aud Fashions, Also a full assortment of eery Goods. Carpets, ee 08 Cloths, &e. &c. t hd siege of the casa! ts ieseiceinihy — FELIX CILLeT, a Bp Memoved trom Bing set ‘Cashmere, ma fi De Laines, me See le “4 opera! oe }.18.at Mrax = Thankfat “tor. past patrosinge, the today, with, all who may ror him « mn with ‘their . New Dry Go Goods Store. if has‘opene® fils}{ ) a Rey + ibroidery, Trimmings. and . 416. At the ne Hor ls a mi FRIDA ; Mitse \ called out ice at Gra Roberts. w dnflaming t the bloody no quartet attacked. themselve: ~—“there will the -occas! hope at th _ since the fi “time basant of cou ae to se rendy, we° “erg will 1 coming we CHANG our advert changes ar terest in t A. Block of Weater cisco with & Co. to Pager that dersin ‘dr oumber of tists for: “geéms to b CoLort citizens of brate the the Presid ued from 1 the black~ ean soil, it will not stage of . i "prejudices “the=pictii menoratic __ chisement Dre Sat the ‘Londo comparab! hg more all other. Leve Si . ted “Gree! vember 26 Bricna “five rows: Lake eyty Cuvee * nificent eb tin of Tue *cription, The Rev. ‘CoPpPE From the fiod of th ~ opinions h extensive mineral. ' THe hig ‘that of Re with a Ge ALEXA _ works, S that bars! ‘* young @ A KeBi afew day to make : he emph: ~ land. Tae. » Sah ani rr ;

3 city and County Oficial Press sore mae e ~~ Tae New Yesn.—A yolume of time is — eldsed, and a new one opéned. We know not-what the story in. me new. book = be.. The old Oe 18 & BU or retiec new po ea Halli 2 fond sateladihin cel The story of the past is to be ggptinued.— We hang with anxiety. “‘uponthe ¢ consumima~ __tion,. Great, grand, and ‘glorious plans have "heen foreshadowed and begun; important . * we areabout to turn the first pages of the —") characters aod thelr spheres oF uetion tave . T ney” ‘were supreme in Texas ge LES —been-didelosed-on the stage. We ldok for the . finishing up of the drama with pleasure, but not unmixed with anxiety. Our country is stiltin danger, but her herves cluster around hor, and their stout-arme are bared for her . neck, SS Such -was the inet things: in. Saucer’, deliverence. We entered een the. volume ~of last year with doubt and’ dread, but with brightened” hopes. Light broke in as _wWe proceeded until we anticipated at its close a sublime. ending to the story, and now gee. which promises: ork tothe ‘Patriat'e~heart.—-Wethat has. gone, a ‘ciilre of our Rountry, and and we see little, to regret, We could wish that more, had been aecomplished in the vindication of the right, but we are thankful that we dan say ‘all is well.” _. Individually, the. begiining of the new ~—year-ia the. time to correct our. ways, form newresolves, and etiter upon their execution. If we, on “surveying our conduct ducing the year, that has gone, find ‘evila to be abuted, let us endeavor that thé next ~—inniveraaty of the new ‘year shall find us withodt ‘rentet for the same cause. If there are good-deeds.of ours we. take pleasure in in recalling, let us ‘take care-that we do rot. nies” ‘repeating them. If there are pangs in the memory for foibles in “the past, let Us snot’ > add te, themtathe futere, that When anothy er Your shall have tiin its round we can enst “Tata ieiateel een for happiness ‘and substantial triumphs gained. But, while we strive for pre . : gress ourselves, let tha-eidolon of our hopes, ~ our endeavors, our dredims, our. devotions “be out-imperilled cotntry. Let* ts sacrifiee . everything but hone in ber defense; and to sray one who is Willing to meet us with . = . a to these. feylptions we bid a a 1 Happy} a To Year. a , ~ 4 pecag Yor The. Baa Pyaadlec journals are bragging. about the largest aad fats ~teat ox ever.sden in-that city; his weight js 2,400.) Illinois cidima.that she bas raised the the-biggest oxthat has been known since Noah was a baby. . He-ta five. years-old, 21 hands high, 194 feet in length, and weighs 3, 1600 pounds, and inerensthg om that. oe Ls Dervry SHERIFF PUTNAM; of mento, brother-inslaw of B. B, Redding hes “been appointed papeentter in the arioy with the rank: of Major. ; as ‘Banva Cana maLrener © ome is’ the assessed value of property if Santa Clari vounty for the present year: Whole number of-acres, 295,268; value of lands, $2,. , 580,155; value of improvements, $1,503, 150;" value of personal. property, $1,975,715.— Tétal Value, $6,729,010. The taxation \amounts. to aboat $135,000." ; SS Cawru. Av olf Sacrament, wha erme from NeW York on the last steamer tetls the _Beerthat on tho othe? side there is « great desire to emigrate to California, The steamers are all crowded to,thejr utmoat capacity end butidreds are disappoihted every departure _ because ‘they cannot procure tickete. *. Lue Butte Record thinks that the copper mines, the agriquitural capabitities, the tana. \Ing and turpentine resources, and accessibili—ty-to the Humboldt and Boise regions” wits ~~ prentinte Ta ing Butte county the weal. thiest in’ the Sta TREASURE. = Biase the 10th instant $185,000 have been recived at San Francisco from the Gould & Curry, $50,000 frou the Ophir, and $10,000: from the-Savage. ane: bars ‘bold tocday “at 850. “GEORGE Winaart, a'former employee of . . = EF. Geodwin & Cv., fucniture dealers in San Frapeipgo, ting beep ayregted for robbing the-coneerp: Is it thedirst public ainounge. a fies >> tment oF a wuepiciot of aia ~ the oe: _jmate. commerce. of thé country.. Banks had . . and were not wholly driven from Kentucky or + the year that has gone, and are we tot eaned Shernian wns repalsed with . pes at Vicksburg and Grant wabat . Holly Springs, ‘iot yet hating catered ‘spon the campaign that was: to make him 0 fanious, and cpen the Father.of Waters to the legit. but just arrived in New Orleans and Butler . in New York, Burnside had-been but just. repulsed atFredericksburg, Nothing was, doing. before Charleston but keeping up.a lazy blockade. A few Federals were scary itg und threatening in North Carolina. The’ ‘panneeen iui triumph. to _that city, ines te~treating to‘Tullahoma. Morgan was alarm} ing Kentucky and. committing depredations in that State, new year soonest with grand a at} ation Sha’ The rebels were in Missouri . fa ‘hud {onee Banee, interof ony: Riterya few daya ago, THE German companies at Sad Fraieisco are making a movement to organize a Gera man regiment of tte = classes ot mechanics, is in proceess of form . Fratichsco. — Geo. Pex Jounson is. raising cotton near Mazatlan. DEALERS a eounty 01 vada and to answer the complaint filed therein count: Served“out of this county, but within thin this Judisatd action is fire. noy ee a oe appear an the sald plalatit w “take jadgasent “ae . : cordinas ly. “6 Y Given: fea —~ ) California, in and for the county o about to make an attack on Springfield. Louisinna. “They still held the best-part of Tennessee; were thought to have the pre) tigeut Vicksburg : and on Oe Bappahaa . 1863. The President's proclamation of free. dom __was_tollowed-by the retreatof Bragg, whipped from:Murfreesbors, What: great changes have takeiyplaee since! Vieksbury and Port Hudson have been reduced, the Missigpipp ppi opened to the trade of the coun. The rebels have been expelled from Missou~ ri and driven from three quarterg of the territory of Arkansas, and that State is regenerating by the influence of @ strong Union sentiment.. Tho murdering and ocd } gang—ofFohn Morgan-has-been-destroyed:}try;andthe Confederacydivided in twain. . . Groreies and Beavis nd, “NO. 59 BROAD STREET, . da--this 20th day of DecemberA-p A-D-1983. * = FARQUHAR, C Clerk. . By.G: K. Farquhar. Beowr peat of ae. 51 on you. fi summons—Tif serv is within twenty Mays ; or if_ served of said then within forty days—or]— ju ¢by default will be taken against you, . according to prayer of said complaint. ‘The to recover the judgment: and —— the maryouand seid plainthat the eare, eustody and control of the. of the court annul ‘. infant child of said marriage may be decreed. te TAC CoB ‘ROSENTHAL “AT THE OLD STAND — NO. 64 BROAD STREBT. a above réiw 8A of fhe 8 te of ‘notified, that y6e . fail to} e seal of} + = cam ae ; t¢nit inform ae “Pe Lanion md renpost sttroun_ ding towns that he = just RECEIVED _By order of Hon. T. B. McFarland, Sadge of . . the District Leaktaeioe: ae rue copy, attes: Bes a FARQUHAR: Clerk. rf GK. cay Deputy. : Ss Nevada City. > a a delivered Free. of Charge. 2 ‘ The of the ha Beate a gy send greeting . Sp nar ap-the bo Burnside baa liberated East Tennessee and its brave ‘and suffering people from. the thraldom’ of rebellion. Chattanoogh,~ the: key to the South, is in invincible hands.— Lee, the beat-genoral in the rebsl nrmy, has been terribly whipped at Gettysburg anid compelled to retreat. ed by our fleets and armies andthe contraband trade on the Rio Grande has beéb bro“ken up, While a secure footing haa béen te. enred for the Union forces in~ that State. Gilmore and Dahlgren vomaiand with their. guns the neet-of secession, Sumter is demolTexas has been visits ' the the yok Co pied erin ing sold his a nties erent to the remaini Block aad 8: Furth whe assume a the Habilities of the firm. S. Furth will settle oke ‘and business of the firm and -he inay be found at the store of Wide, a & Co. Nd. 69 Broad Street. partneres ‘he = Sake a a retweerr im the name of-A. Block & ssclved Oy E. Block, Jr., havSS Dae ‘Tite partnership heretofore existin -aeeweih —_ the name of aclved by mutual Weavers willsettle up the business of G, A. WEAVER. J. W, CLARK. Nevada: January ist;-1864. © 4. gh a you -” this me gy ~ ap etna enews alld ann anne aint-as nape. reS44 . the said plaintiff will take judgment aestrest. “co partnership } Notice. TBE, undersignéd ‘have this day formed. a copartuership in the name ofWeaver, Block &.Co., An@-will continue the Grocery and Provision ne Weaver & Co's oid stand on Broad impregnable. Besides all this, the bidity is gaining in the strength of its devetion to the right ; Uuion sentiment is increasing ; our invulverable navy 1s rising to coloapal proportions: . England and France have cleared the frowns from their brows when dealing with the “Republic. Are not these glorious gains for couraged to struggle on and struggle ever? One mors campaiga and the rebel. legions will float_ An “triumph. and gliry over évery foot of Febel. territory: We have conquered half an an empire in the year departed.” We cun corquer the remainder ih the year-to come. With stout” ‘eatts let oe enter upon the work; and “never désphir;: for destiny the plunet. Boro ine isa a teaito ad lente of 8: Bell sympathized with the rebellion nape first; Douglas*is dead and Herschell V. Vohneon is an_officer in ‘the Con. federate service. What friend’of the Government shauld net rejoice that Lincola was ‘elected over them ht j ty They change a dolla , a dey for board~ ing poodles in ther boardidg Thulioes in New hew chureh built for dim in San F rancisee, be paid before he eaters it to'preseh. The debt is $60,000 San Jose RaitRoapd —The cars are now ranniag trom San Francisco to Sants Clara, & .e San Jose. = The following were the rates ofeprssage: $142, second cabin. $100,.and $90. $75 will be. mo p ‘bebe morrow. ~~ willbe pulverized and the flag -of the free . wills that our: ‘Republic. must. i dominate . York. a Ne : *, Brar KING insists. ary the.debt on_the and in ten days sd are expected to: run a to THE steamers St. Louis pers Mosce Taylor sailed Trom San Frandiees a few Mayo ago.— ~ Old Line—cabin. saloon $iss, firs¥ cabin Opposition Line—cabin saloog) $175, first . oui esbin $135, second cabin ia aad Beerege No Parer:—In. conlaruaty’ wa the general custom, we give the printer’. & holiday on the first of “January, and, therefore, ‘there issued ees this: sts: * ae G. A. WEAVER, » E. E. BLOCK, d B. ~ Nevada, Yaneule Igt, 1804 &. W. Roberts, ff's Atty. ranitd. eee State i ‘alifornis. —_ ate ood Nev he rances C. ' Alexander.. Fait. ou ci ea? Ba required to appear in an ee ¢ you by the/above named plaintiff in the District Court of the 14th Juditial District of the State.ef California, in and for the countyof Nevada and to Ne the ¢omplaint ffied therein. within ten days, after the a with: but wi Judieial san within twenty . days; er ifserved out of saitt jxtrict then within torty drys: orjadgment by default will be decreed t0 ro her. cordingly + veal the District Court of 1 évada, this. 20th day of Dee. SR i FARQUHAR clerk . By G K Farquhar, pepaly as “By order Hon, T. B. . MeFarland, Ju District Court aforesaid. eT ae Bet Clerk. By G. KFarquiiar, Deputy KE. w. Roberts, Atty. wean. : taken at yor -geserding to the prayer of

said compl said ac is brouzht. to obtain ae arash ands decree of thig court ag{in be fm hah Ow exist nh that che care, custod iy and nt combrol Of the atin or children. of sald a ea; that yeu fall tw] Given ander my hand and Bons el ae ; county of of the State of Ca Feet in and J fort the eoun of the . "Fasc, FOREN . A ¥ Domestic. Dry. Goods . sor Comatstthg . in part no silks, “‘Poplins, ——SS=S = ——— /Calicos, of alt hinds, CaEDee, . dad and. Children's: os Ladies are invited to cali.and examine ny goods and prices for themselves. “Relieving in the doetrine of small profits and quick ‘Bales, I am selling my goods at = x SAN FRANCISCO PRICES! me uly Perfeet satis Nevada, Jan. 1,186. DRESSMAKING. S. 8, MM.WALKE announce to the an vieio tt ty that she has taken A. Room at Mrs. Latude’s on Washington street, Where she is prepa red to execute with nediubes: f = dispatch all orders. in--her line of n guaranteed in all eases. 8. W. WALKER. + would ' res 6 of Nevada leading } ranni rroune ak Tree northerly the 26th, 1864, be ber, 1863. on aline and 4 Selick P. Lett, ert ‘HERIF®’s 6a =k Ry §' cution te me di ‘Teen Distriet Court of the lith sadinia} dD trict ft! and for the ent of e Dec. 22d 1868, in ainst Geo Lord, A Witte, ‘Thos Hals face, William Slee, Thomas Hiehe, Robert* Quail, Wi John Penguil, . Co, for the sumo ollows : m (rrase ard land belon: at Tarl — rider feitce, , the tene “ts privileges, and a belonging or in any Ne joy egg I le alt of the abor t bidder for ey Court oube door in Nevada, on on the hours bye theta hereb ee Yen one tour of e tection tothe containing about two . hu of _land,.and being al cuied Lease and stake. ther with all and. sin-' a: t fn rtenances — C) ror “hae iw is pahain ler, ro . eae Wm Korkle, under the style of Sti inter est thereo at the rate Of two per — niftne rights Litte amd. tnce the & t ; tlatsel, ie and to the’ erty, to wit: That certain pieces orp: lyifg and being ia the to evada coun described as neara Pine ‘Tree “adjo fayette og on the Fight hand side of side of “ea Sg Saf henee coeett pee oy ba ‘to Ngo lower easterly along the ranch abou owing + State of California, a Walley, , the Helvetia o an ley irtue ofan eut of ihe ‘eta fa “a “ibenaa 2 on gh! of . Bedding, Chairs, Tables, &c. . Silks, Merines, and al, kinds Me ai errr and ‘repairing done at short court of eiaiesth pon ls be raicledo. ees : er ising Pot ahr aes aati ae on teas erton & co’s. an ee iver sad the NON Seca ‘execution to -me of California, satisfy _ ke ‘aay 8 of , lh of of slits deb oe Geren etnies ay ve caciiolt rop: to wit: t claims 5 om the north pank tira games D’s PATENT . CLOTHES-DRYER} om ane < = Is_indfspensib: ies efacas — Winter, 3 wink canrios * rs ‘than 3 t dy, obs ‘Meet.of space pie ignated it al-° ion of air pad ys ¥ them : ést t MAK oy be used __ é to 150 fe Clothes ine--att 2 Phe: con chiens. otding to*~ sir. PRICE tr irs = W.R. Litchtield & Preston. ! em Maweludrdsiee KF Ofters"heh at ‘atthe Nevada pois T ipt Off ° t . tended toy, 8 ERE Be PTET oF Cabinet Maker nnd Folwer, wweene JOHN G. KLINK, _ _— _ Would respectful rome mebabpeoed Caine Makers Broad izes, 2 pesiiabadie ccoupled: “by }. ‘ent & MeKay, Which he Ohtdte' er salé'eheap 16¢ cash. JOHN area 4 wg eno Dee. 2 goth—tfCH. FERRAND. & co. {PHOTOGRAPHIC = a Ss ate Art). when ont oF “Tt 4 = emma Bd ae Fcieieee dikeaapteatingians ana Ame db ae eer vet hetoclnyeat bes ofthe J. ROSENTHAL NO S4-BROAD STREET. __ For Sale. yt A Dwelling House with four “4 comfortable rooms, with lot 93 feet a ; Sitaated on Bri at Matheson’a Derrick factory. Lppty on the premises. d21-iw JOUN. CARLIN. NEW YORK HOTEL. BROAD STREET: --.«NEVADA CITY. Woald inform the old patrons of , the above well :known: Hotel and the compiunity. in Agro that _ is Row pr patronage. His house fs finished. “a . Lodgings for 46 persons. _ "The apove number of persons ois be uoéémmo” } : eects wi lata night. provided: with the ~ Nevada, Dee. 21—Im The caehatened roe leove te inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity'‘and the public in general that he New Dry Gobds ‘Store, “At the Cor. of Brod’ ‘Pini Sta., a Where he witt constantly Keep on hahd the finest assertmeut of of Dréss Goods, Or the Latest Styles aud Fashions, Also a full assortment of eery Goods. Carpets, ee 08 Cloths, &e. &c. t hd siege of the casa! ts ieseiceinihy — FELIX CILLeT, a Bp Memoved trom Bing set ‘Cashmere, ma fi De Laines, me See le “4 opera! oe }..18.at Mrax = Thankfat “tor. past patrosinge, the today, with, all who may ror him « mn with ‘their . New Dry Go Goods Store. if has‘opene® fils}{ ) a Rey + ibroidery, Trimmings. and . 416. At the ne Hor ls a mi FRIDA ; Mitse \ called out ice at Gra Roberts. w dnflaming t the bloody no quartet attacked. themselve: ~—“there will the -occas! hope at th _ since the fi “time basant of cou ae to se rendy, we° “erg will 1 coming we CHANG our advert changes ar terest in t A. Block of Weater cisco with & Co. to Pager that dersin ‘dr oumber of tists for: “geéms to b CoLort citizens of brate the the Presid ued from 1 the black~ ean soil, it will not stage of . i "prejudices “the=pictii menoratic __ chisement Dre Sat the ‘Londo comparab! hg more all other. Leve Si . ted “Gree! vember 26 Bricna “five rows: Lake eyty Cuvee * nificent eb tin of Tue *cription, The Rev. ‘CoPpPE From the fiod of th ~ opinions h extensive mineral. ' THe hig ‘that of Re with a Ge ALEXA _ works, S that bars! ‘* young @ A KeBi afew day to make : he emph: ~ land. Tae. » Sah ani rr ;