July 21, 1864 (4 pages)

oo 2F = @) et 5 }re . THURSDAY MORNING; JULY 21st. nder. 864. ican & geet of Tne Courr House ic CY, 0. . 4 ON ia: . Fe : ® frosscstrie nail OD sce ep eis ancsuber low ¢ \FTER 1 rem‘ise. chem> Da in the enting prosladder rilla ‘tive, 4 Fn st givand we ars to r giv-. myde und in Yellow } cB hat ches Shs RGR ieee ihe MRA 'D: 8 store. se. Silk, 6-tf Broad & SS LOCAL MATTERS. Tue Masonic Bui_vine.—This splendid . structure is now receiving the finishing touches, and great improvement ia the appearance which it presents may be seen everyday. In about ten days, three of the finest stores in the city will be opened on ~“pended on the interior of the Hall, at present, add every éffort is being made _te -com. plete the lower floor at as early a day as possible. _The exterior of the building-is being painted the color of Milwaukie brick, which will add greatly to the teauty-of the’ building. THe Appeal says the Congregationalists have seceded from the Union Sabbath School in Nevada gity, and no reason is assigned for the dct.) If the editor of the Appeal had read the whole of the item m the TRANS~cript he would not have made such a nonsensical blunder. The item stated the Con_‘bave.a building of their own to meet ia.— ~ The Union Sabbath Sehool-was-formed-tem= porarily or until each. denomination had a church of their own. We shall soon have #ecasion to recotd the fact that the Metho~ dists have seceded too, a@their church is drawing rapidly to « completion Do you smell another rat, Mr. Appeal 2 ~ " DRALERS Ix . Hardware, Iron, Steel. , POWDER AND FUSE, REVOLVERS, Leather and Rubber Belting, BLOCKS & SHEAVES, 3 WHEELBARROWS, . Oak, Ash, and Hickory Plank. \ A general assortment. of WAGON MATERIAL, } PSINTS, OIL & VARNISH, CS a ——And a fine assortment of KEROSENE LAMPS, ‘IRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on band and .made to order . * o wa = 5 . é , . . Weaver & Company's Colin. A CARD. : 8 : Nevada, Jan, 22d, 1864. W =itte.te inform our friends andthe public : that on and after sss We shall sell our Goods, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be’ paid for when purchased or on delivery. . rae We have been forved to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in collecting such.a large number of accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of:this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and . prompr PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the MerITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the WEAVER & COMPANY. ‘Monday the 25th day of January, chant has tomake up. LARGER PROF. Oppositicn Dying Off ! 8 Ready made Clothing ne IMPRCVE THE OPPORTUNITY Go to the Headquarters for Your CLOTHING! Nand after TO-DAY the etitiré-stock in the well-known store. on the : Oorner of Pine & Commercial Sts., WILL BE SOLD At Lower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA! a) ics /. For Cash Only! ‘ea In order to give the reader in Nevada: and the adjoining towns a partial idea of the Magnificent To the People of Nevada County YY At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts, EGS leave to invite the Ladies of N. and B Megs Mia the public ia Fie oat and examine " New and Magnificent STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER Goops: Comprising the finest selection of Silks, Pop ‘ltsh Prints, Delatnes, ana Lawns, Chambrays, Ginghama, &o, _ ee Alsoa splendid assortment ot Fane ' Goris Trimmings. Embroideries, Laces, of all deserip.tous, A the selection oa ese al CARPETS, OI. CLOTHS, MAT TINGS , Constantly onhandandat ~ Greatly Reduced Rates! Very thankful for past patronage. I rea tfully solicit a continuance Pt the stan, = stand of Bates & McCormick. NOTICE. ___ A. GOLDSMITH, T Corger of Broad and Pine etrects, at the late A. _herotofore ¢ xistin r KRugene Ke of the city of New York, and Juseph A. Dens: hoe, Wiliam C. Ralston and Ralph 8. Fretz, of San Francisco, under the firm name of EUGENE KELKEY & CO., New York, and DONOHOR, RALSTON & CO. , San Francisco. will cease on the First (ist) day of July, 1864—Kugene Kelley and J. A. Donohoe withdrawing from the copartnership. E : The —— es Para in New York by pene Kelley, a Francisco b C. Ralston and R. 8. Fretz. Absa books for scttiomeut at tine ieasand their r ement at the ing-hou Donohoe, Ralston & Co, hte fa KUGENEKE KELLY, (Per J. A. Donohoe, Attorney, ) J. A. DONNHOR, W.C. RALSTON, R. 8 FRETZ. San Francisco, June, 13, 1864. x. FRNSL 4 lins, Merinos, French and EngAll of thé finest and latest styles and fashion. SURE: 2 \HE copartnership in the Banking Busines; ee nking ‘2 Brom —thirt 4 Pwr eur L? 4 Lit] forty men are kept constantly employed up-~ on the Court House-and they make -every heur's work tell. The outeide and partition walls of the first story have been completed. ~—-TLhetower-floor-is tobe orcupied by the county officers, the rooms will be large and convenient, and the offices of the County Clerk and Recorder have commodious vaulta opening into them. for the-security of the eounty records. The. joists for the second floor have ull been laid and the masons are busily engaged in completing the wall of the jail which will be constructed in the most substantial manner, and it is te be above ground. , yeweneen READINGS THIS EventIxc.—We would _Again remind our readers that Mre J. Grant. ley’s Poetic'Eutertainament will take place thisevening at’ the Presbyterian Church. commencing at 8 o'clock. Mra. Graitley is an accomplished Indy and a most beautiful reader, and we therefore urge all to be on hand at this, her lust reading in this ctiy. BoaRD OF TrusTEES.—Statement. of the President of the Board of Trustees, of the city of Nevada, of monies paid out and . received on different Funds from Jan. 1st 1864, to July et, 1864: < Paid on General Fund.. $1,947 22 Received on General Fund. YAR 79 Received on Fire Fund., 144 36 Paid on Fire Fund. 20. 37 50 » Reeeived on Road Fund. © 250 00 Paid. from Road Fund“.. 240 00 , JONATHAN CLARK, Pres. EUGENE Deffetz, a wine merchant of New Orleans, has been tried for disloyalty, con' victed snd sentenced by Judge Warmouth to the Tortugas during the war. AT the Sacramento Congregational Church, on Sunday evening last, a collection of $1,200 was taken up in behalf of: the Christian Commission. Tue Farrallone egg season is now over, and most of the employees of the Company have returned to San Francisco, only enough being left on the islands to huld them against outsiders uritif the birds have had a chance to detposit a sufficiency of eggs and commence the work.«of incubation. SenaTor WI.son, Chairman of the Com mitttee on Military Affairs. says the whole number of troops mustered inte service snce October, 1863, wits 600,000, excluajve . x_ of 100,000 colored troops; and that the retmfurcements sent to Gen. Grant since the opening of the present campaign are a little less thaa ‘ity thousand. , President Brighnm Young left bis harem in Salt Lake City, inc ae with Heber Kimball. on the 6th inst., Proto and adjning settlements. in Seed ’ Time proprietors of une of the oil farms near gave the proceeds of the bil, Produced on their territory, one day last week, tothe Sua.itary Commissioc. The amount was $5,000. é By AT THEIR OLD STAND, —OPPOSITE— Wells, Fargo & Co’s.'and the Post Office. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE Neo.17 & 19 Mill Street, Grass Valley. A ere /. AST and well-broken Riding Horees, the F best Carriages, ogee and { rd Wagone, Carr always in readiness, with carefal drivers, for the use of parties; ete; —-———-Horses boarded by the ays week or month: caasiig Nevada & Grass Valley Stage Line : + leaves Grass Valley for Nevads, at wig diva Fi A wee Leaves Nevada.for Grass Valley at 9 A.M. 2 P. M. and 5 P/M. jy12-t¢ -WM. CG. RANDOLPH, Successor to C. W. Young. Chronometer & Watch Maker. DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c, Commercial Street, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. June 9th—tf . = DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical & Mechanical Dentist Offee—corner of Bread and Pine ats. I would inform my friends aud all wishing my services that I am prepared to attead those favoring me with a¢all.atany hour. Teeth after having become sénsitive by cxposure of the nerve will é filled without causing pain. i WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this >ffice to be pe: formed in a more'skiiful manne, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are moderate, apd to suit the times. 1 sm permanently located in this 4, Residenoe on Sacramento street, third house from Temperance Hall. DR. E. FELLERS, Surgicaland Mechanical DENTIST. Office— Mill Street.. «+» Grass Valiey Up Staire—Entrance' between McLaughlin’s and Johnston's Stores, Grane Valley, June 9th—tf MININC ROPE! IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE! LAT AND ROUND, for hoisting from Shafts and inclines, made in any length and of any size, at the manufactory of A. 8. Hallidic, San Francisco. The first cost of Wire and Manilla ropes of : is about the same per foot. A Wire frie ly applied will out wear from. 3t0 5 Manilla Ropes. jezz3m ag Notice. AE are hereby cautloned against dentin Ga med vor of To g3P Hii “ * N 0.27 Main Street, Nevada. . 'Cash-Princip i Stet! In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Thad it would be possible fo do under the oredit system, and with our facilities in 8an Franciseo, will beable to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at kuch prices as will ‘ey : tis i Defy Competition : Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us « call, Our business will be conducted on the prineiples of. Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. Thanking our friends far the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, e —AXD— LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. tj FORCASH gy NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Hundred Dollars, payable teas Sr thereabosts, the same has jyi2 ™ REASON H EB Goods delivered Free of Charge. 463 CLOTHING LINE, . We have deemed it best to set forth the prices of a few articles—for instance a Frock Coats, Blue Flannel $5 apicce. ~ Black Doeskin Suits, at $18 per suit, : No. 1 Fancy Cassimere Suits at S18 per suit. Linen Dusters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and wp. Boots from $3 50, upwurds. Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap. Tell Your Friends oe ~ OF THE Great Bargains, OFFERED BY 8S. HAAS & COMPANY. —— FPurnishing Goods! WILD BE. SOLD At prices that will surprise every one in want of them. ee Valises from $2 50and up. . Trankhs--cheaper than the very Cheapest: Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. Mats at very Low Rates. Under Shirts, from $1 up. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS AT SAN FRANCISCO Wholesale Prices. This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered! A Dollar saved is a Dollar earned. We might go on and enumerate article upon article in our line whieh we are determi to sell at lees prices than they have eyer been sold in this section of country. We purchase our Goods strictly for eash and can therefore lay all competition in the shade. Our arrangements have been made so that we shali receive our Goods hereatter from best and most panier Clothing Warehouses in the it. New York. “Si ae to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above and be convmeed that this is no claptrap arrangement, we invite you to call and excuales these goods and the prices. S., HAAS & ©0., Cor. Pine & Commereial sts. NEVADA CITY ~ 4 aw sen hiniiaidiidiade een ee Calf back and front, =. AE -anderstgned have formed W topartnera i i for the transaction of a general Seahing ~ Exchange Business, under the firm names of DONOHOE. KELLY & CO., m San Francisco, and EUGENE KELLY & €0., in New York, commencing July, 1864 ‘Their Batiking House in this city will be at the southost egrner of Montgomery and Sacramento atreeta, ¢ OSEPH A. DONOHOR. San Franeises, Jime 15th, 1864 a STOP THIEF ! : $2.000 Reward! atenee from my Room on Saturday Evening, June 26th, 1864, $4,200 in $26 Gold Pieces, $2,000 in Quartz Amalgam. Between 200 and $300 tm Gold Spec. imens, $1,000 wiil be paid for the recovery of the money and $1,000 for the arrest and comyietion of the Thief. The $1000 will be paid at the Banking House of H. Mackic & Co. Nevada, on the return of the money and balance on eonviction of the Thief. aw. Nevada, fling suet; Gola Fiat, SRT in the District Court of the lath Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada. A; L; Rosenbaum, — Roeenbaum and J. Boundeustein doing business antler firm name of A. 4. Hosea baum & Co. va. Seasel and Zachartas. Action brought in the District Court of the 14th Judicial ‘Bis. trict of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada. and the complaint filed in eaid county of Nevada in the office of the Clerk.of gaid District Court The People of the State of California send Greeting to Jessel and Zacharias. Defendants. You are hereby required to appear in an aetion bro’t ceatent you by the above named Plaintiff in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada and to ahawer the complaint filed therein, within ten.days, after the service on youof this ‘. aummons: if-eerved within this county ; or, if served out of thia county, but within thie Judicial District, within twenty ays ; or if served out of said District. then within forty days—or judgment by default willve taken again you, according to the prayer of said eomplaint. The said action is brought to recover.the sum-of ono thousand one hundred and ninety five dollars, avd ninety five te, alleged to be dueand ow ing plaintiffs fi you defendants for ’ wares and merchandise sold and: deliveredsto and uest. And you are hereby notined, that if you failto appear »nd answer paid co laint as above required, the said Plaintiff will take judgme at for said sum and all the conte, ~~ Given under my hand and the real of } ten the l4th Judicial District of the State of —~ ) California, in and for the eounty of Nevada this 8th day of Juiy. A.D 1864, RK. H. PA KQUHAE, Slerk. By G. K. Furqnhar, Deputy. By order of fon. T. B. MeFarland, District Judge. A true copy, attest K. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Revenue stamp, G. K. Warquhar, Deputy. A.A. Sargent, Plaintiffs Atty. fyi2 of the county of Nevada, ‘tate of California. In the matter of the petition of H.M. Moore, an Insolvent Debtor. Persuant 20 an order of the Hon. A C. Niles, County Judge. notice is here by given to alltheereditors of the said Ineol vent, H.cM. Moore; to be and appear before the Hon. A. C, Niles, County Judge. aforesaid, in ° court; at the Court Room.o! said court, in the ehaiaty of Nevada, onthe ist day of August, A, dt, 1864, &t 100’clock 4. M. of thatday, then and there to show cauxe, bys they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be gran ted, andan assignment of his Ketate be made, andhe be discharged from his debts and Mabili ties, iu pursuanee of the Statute, in sach case made and provided ; and in the myan time, all proceedings against said Lusolvent be atayed, ~~ Witness my hand and the seal of said } eal { court, this 26th day ef June. 1864. —_ R.H FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G K. Fafquhar, Deputy Clerk. A. A. Bargent, Atty, rev. et’p &. TAYLOR, Atterney and Counselor at Law. Cine wc Popes Bositers beech: SRR BLAZE’S SALOON: : COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8? If You Want a diced Drink, you by said plaintiffs at your specia’ instance. I NSOLVENT NOTICE —Iat he C.wnty Court +

oo 2F = @) et 5 }re . THURSDAY MORNING; JULY 21st. nder. 864. ican & geet of Tne Courr House ic CY, 0. . 4 ON ia: . Fe : ® frosscstrie nail OD sce ep eis ancsuber low ¢ \FTER 1 rem‘ise. chem> Da in the enting prosladder rilla ‘tive, 4 Fn st givand we ars to r giv-. myde und in Yellow } cB hat ches Shs RGR ieee ihe MRA 'D: 8 store. se. Silk, 6-tf Broad & SS LOCAL MATTERS. Tue Masonic Bui_vine.—This splendid . structure is now receiving the finishing touches, and great improvement ia the appearance which it presents may be seen everyday. In about ten days, three of the finest stores in the city will be opened on ~“pended on the interior of the Hall, at present, add every éffort is being made _te -com. plete the lower floor at as early a day as possible. _The exterior of the building-is being painted the color of Milwaukie brick, which will add greatly to the teauty-of the’ building. THe Appeal says the Congregationalists have seceded from the Union Sabbath School in Nevada gity, and no reason is assigned for the dct.) If the editor of the Appeal had read the whole of the item m the TRANS~cript he would not have made such a nonsensical blunder. The item stated the Con_‘bave.a building of their own to meet ia.— ~ The Union Sabbath Sehool-was-formed-tem= porarily or until each. denomination had a church of their own. We shall soon have #ecasion to recotd the fact that the Metho~ dists have seceded too, a@their church is drawing rapidly to « completion Do you smell another rat, Mr. Appeal 2 ~ " DRALERS Ix . Hardware, Iron, Steel. , POWDER AND FUSE, REVOLVERS, Leather and Rubber Belting, BLOCKS & SHEAVES, 3 WHEELBARROWS, . Oak, Ash, and Hickory Plank. \ A general assortment. of WAGON MATERIAL, } PSINTS, OIL & VARNISH, CS a ——And a fine assortment of KEROSENE LAMPS, ‘IRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on band and .made to order . * o wa = 5 . é , . . Weaver & Company's Colin. A CARD. : 8 : Nevada, Jan, 22d, 1864. W =itte.te inform our friends andthe public : that on and after sss We shall sell our Goods, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be’ paid for when purchased or on delivery. . rae We have been forved to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in collecting such.a large number of accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of:this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and . prompr PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the MerITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the WEAVER & COMPANY. ‘Monday the 25th day of January, chant has tomake up. LARGER PROF. Oppositicn Dying Off ! 8 Ready made Clothing ne IMPRCVE THE OPPORTUNITY Go to the Headquarters for Your CLOTHING! Nand after TO-DAY the etitiré-stock in the well-known store. on the : Oorner of Pine & Commercial Sts., WILL BE SOLD At Lower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA! a) ics /. For Cash Only! ‘ea In order to give the reader in Nevada: and the adjoining towns a partial idea of the Magnificent To the People of Nevada County YY At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts, EGS leave to invite the Ladies of N. and B Megs Mia the public ia Fie oat and examine " New and Magnificent STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER Goops: Comprising the finest selection of Silks, Pop ‘ltsh Prints, Delatnes, ana Lawns, Chambrays, Ginghama, &o, _ ee Alsoa splendid assortment ot Fane ' Goris Trimmings. Embroideries, Laces, of all deserip.tous, A the selection oa ese al CARPETS, OI. CLOTHS, MAT TINGS , Constantly onhandandat ~ Greatly Reduced Rates! Very thankful for past patronage. I rea tfully solicit a continuance Pt the stan, = stand of Bates & McCormick. NOTICE. ___ A. GOLDSMITH, T Corger of Broad and Pine etrects, at the late A. _herotofore ¢ xistin r KRugene Ke of the city of New York, and Juseph A. Dens: hoe, Wiliam C. Ralston and Ralph 8. Fretz, of San Francisco, under the firm name of EUGENE KELKEY & CO., New York, and DONOHOR, RALSTON & CO. , San Francisco. will cease on the First (ist) day of July, 1864—Kugene Kelley and J. A. Donohoe withdrawing from the copartnership. E : The —— es Para in New York by pene Kelley, a Francisco b C. Ralston and R. 8. Fretz. Absa books for scttiomeut at tine ieasand their r ement at the ing-hou Donohoe, Ralston & Co, hte fa KUGENEKE KELLY, (Per J. A. Donohoe, Attorney, ) J. A. DONNHOR, W.C. RALSTON, R. 8 FRETZ. San Francisco, June, 13, 1864. x. FRNSL 4 lins, Merinos, French and EngAll of thé finest and latest styles and fashion. SURE: 2 \HE copartnership in the Banking Busines; ee nking ‘2 Brom —thirt 4 Pwr eur L? 4 Lit] forty men are kept constantly employed up-~ on the Court House-and they make -every heur's work tell. The outeide and partition walls of the first story have been completed. ~—-TLhetower-floor-is tobe orcupied by the county officers, the rooms will be large and convenient, and the offices of the County Clerk and Recorder have commodious vaulta opening into them. for the-security of the eounty records. The. joists for the second floor have ull been laid and the masons are busily engaged in completing the wall of the jail which will be constructed in the most substantial manner, and it is te be above ground. , yeweneen READINGS THIS EventIxc.—We would _Again remind our readers that Mre J. Grant. ley’s Poetic'Eutertainament will take place thisevening at’ the Presbyterian Church. commencing at 8 o'clock. Mra. Graitley is an accomplished Indy and a most beautiful reader, and we therefore urge all to be on hand at this, her lust reading in this ctiy. BoaRD OF TrusTEES.—Statement. of the President of the Board of Trustees, of the city of Nevada, of monies paid out and . received on different Funds from Jan. 1st 1864, to July et, 1864: < Paid on General Fund... $1,947 22 Received on General Fund.. YAR 79 Received on Fire Fund.., 144 36 Paid on Fire Fund.. 20. 37 50 » Reeeived on Road Fund.. © 250 00 Paid. from Road Fund“... 240 00 , JONATHAN CLARK, Pres. EUGENE Deffetz, a wine merchant of New Orleans, has been tried for disloyalty, con' victed snd sentenced by Judge Warmouth to the Tortugas during the war. AT the Sacramento Congregational Church, on Sunday evening last, a collection of $1,200 was taken up in behalf of: the Christian Commission. Tue Farrallone egg season is now over, and most of the employees of the Company have returned to San Francisco, only enough being left on the islands to huld them against outsiders uritif the birds have had a chance to detposit a sufficiency of eggs and commence the work.«of incubation. SenaTor WI.son, Chairman of the Com mitttee on Military Affairs. says the whole number of troops mustered inte service snce October, 1863, wits 600,000, excluajve . x_ of 100,000 colored troops; and that the retmfurcements sent to Gen. Grant since the opening of the present campaign are a little less thaa ‘ity thousand. , President Brighnm Young left bis harem in Salt Lake City, inc ae with Heber Kimball. on the 6th inst., Proto and adjning settlements. in Seed ’ Time proprietors of une of the oil farms near gave the proceeds of the bil, Produced on their territory, one day last week, tothe Sua.itary Commissioc. The amount was $5,000. é

By AT THEIR OLD STAND, —OPPOSITE— Wells, Fargo & Co’s.'and the Post Office. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE Neo.17 & 19 Mill Street, Grass Valley. A ere /. AST and well-broken Riding Horees, the F best Carriages, ogee and { rd Wagone, Carr always in readiness, with carefal drivers, for the use of parties; ete; —-———-Horses boarded by the ays week or month: caasiig Nevada & Grass Valley Stage Line : + leaves Grass Valley for Nevads, at wig diva Fi A wee Leaves Nevada.for Grass Valley at 9 A.M. 2 P. M. and 5 P/M. jy12-t¢ -WM. CG. RANDOLPH, Successor to C. W. Young. Chronometer & Watch Maker. DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c, Commercial Street, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. June 9th—tf . = DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical & Mechanical Dentist Offee—corner of Bread and Pine ats. I would inform my friends aud all wishing my services that I am prepared to attead those favoring me with a¢all.atany hour. Teeth after having become sénsitive by cxposure of the nerve will é filled without causing pain. i WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this >ffice to be pe: formed in a more'skiiful manne, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are moderate, apd to suit the times. 1 sm permanently located in this 4, Residenoe on Sacramento street, third house from Temperance Hall. DR. E. FELLERS, Surgicaland Mechanical DENTIST. Office— Mill Street.... «+» Grass Valiey Up Staire—Entrance' between McLaughlin’s and Johnston's Stores, Grane Valley, June 9th—tf MININC ROPE! IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE! LAT AND ROUND, for hoisting from Shafts and inclines, made in any length and of any size, at the manufactory of A. 8. Hallidic, San Francisco. The first cost of Wire and Manilla ropes of : is about the same per foot. A Wire frie ly applied will out wear from. 3t0 5 Manilla Ropes. jezz3m ag Notice. AE are hereby cautloned against dentin Ga med vor of To g3P Hii “ * N 0.27 Main Street, Nevada. . 'Cash-Princip i Stet! In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Thad it would be possible fo do under the oredit system, and with our facilities in 8an Franciseo, will beable to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at kuch prices as will ‘ey : tis i Defy Competition : Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us « call, Our business will be conducted on the prineiples of. Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. Thanking our friends far the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, e —AXD— LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. tj FORCASH gy NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Hundred Dollars, payable teas Sr thereabosts, the same has jyi2 ™ REASON H EB Goods delivered Free of Charge. 463 CLOTHING LINE, . We have deemed it best to set forth the prices of a few articles—for instance a Frock Coats, Blue Flannel $5 apicce. ~ Black Doeskin Suits, at $18 per suit, : No. 1 Fancy Cassimere Suits at S18 per suit. Linen Dusters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and wp. Boots from $3 50, upwurds. Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap. Tell Your Friends oe ~ OF THE Great Bargains, OFFERED BY 8S. HAAS & COMPANY. —— FPurnishing Goods! WILD BE. SOLD At prices that will surprise every one in want of them. ee Valises from $2 50and up. . Trankhs--cheaper than the very Cheapest: Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. Mats at very Low Rates. Under Shirts, from $1 up. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS AT SAN FRANCISCO Wholesale Prices. This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered! A Dollar saved is a Dollar earned. We might go on and enumerate article upon article in our line whieh we are determi to sell at lees prices than they have eyer been sold in this section of country. We purchase our Goods strictly for eash and can therefore lay all competition in the shade. Our arrangements have been made so that we shali receive our Goods hereatter from best and most panier Clothing Warehouses in the it. New York. “Si ae to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above and be convmeed that this is no claptrap arrangement, we invite you to call and excuales these goods and the prices. S., HAAS & ©0., Cor. Pine & Commereial sts. NEVADA CITY ~ 4 aw sen hiniiaidiidiade een ee Calf back and front, =. AE -anderstgned have formed W topartnera i i for the transaction of a general Seahing ~ Exchange Business, under the firm names of DONOHOE. KELLY & CO., m San Francisco, and EUGENE KELLY & €0., in New York, commencing July, 1864 ‘Their Batiking House in this city will be at the southost egrner of Montgomery and Sacramento atreeta, ¢ OSEPH A. DONOHOR. San Franeises, Jime 15th, 1864 a STOP THIEF ! : $2.000 Reward! atenee from my Room on Saturday Evening, June 26th, 1864, $4,200 in $26 Gold Pieces, $2,000 in Quartz Amalgam. Between 200 and $300 tm Gold Spec. imens, $1,000 wiil be paid for the recovery of the money and $1,000 for the arrest and comyietion of the Thief. The $1000 will be paid at the Banking House of H. Mackic & Co. Nevada, on the return of the money and balance on eonviction of the Thief. aw. Nevada, fling suet; Gola Fiat, SRT in the District Court of the lath Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada. A; L; Rosenbaum, — Roeenbaum and J. Boundeustein doing business antler firm name of A. 4. Hosea baum & Co. va. Seasel and Zachartas. Action brought in the District Court of the 14th Judicial ‘Bis. trict of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada. and the complaint filed in eaid county of Nevada in the office of the Clerk.of gaid District Court The People of the State of California send Greeting to Jessel and Zacharias. Defendants. You are hereby required to appear in an aetion bro’t ceatent you by the above named Plaintiff in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada and to ahawer the complaint filed therein, within ten.days, after the service on youof this ‘. aummons: if-eerved within this county ; or, if served out of thia county, but within thie Judicial District, within twenty ays ; or if served out of said District. then within forty days—or judgment by default willve taken again you, according to the prayer of said eomplaint. The said action is brought to recover.the sum-of ono thousand one hundred and ninety five dollars, avd ninety five te, alleged to be dueand ow ing plaintiffs fi you defendants for ’ wares and merchandise sold and: deliveredsto and uest. And you are hereby notined, that if you failto appear »nd answer paid co laint as above required, the said Plaintiff will take judgme at for said sum and all the conte, ~~ Given under my hand and the real of } ten the l4th Judicial District of the State of —~ ) California, in and for the eounty of Nevada this 8th day of Juiy. A.D 1864, RK. H. PA KQUHAE, Slerk. By G. K. Furqnhar, Deputy. By order of fon. T. B. MeFarland, District Judge. A true copy, attest K. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Revenue stamp, G. K. Warquhar, Deputy. A.A. Sargent, Plaintiffs Atty. fyi2 of the county of Nevada, ‘tate of California. In the matter of the petition of H.M. Moore, an Insolvent Debtor. Persuant 20 an order of the Hon. A C. Niles, County Judge. notice is here by given to alltheereditors of the said Ineol vent, H.cM. Moore; to be and appear before the Hon. A. C, Niles, County Judge. aforesaid, in ° court; at the Court Room.o! said court, in the ehaiaty of Nevada, onthe ist day of August, A, dt, 1864, &t 100’clock 4. M. of thatday, then and there to show cauxe, bys they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be gran ted, andan assignment of his Ketate be made, andhe be discharged from his debts and Mabili ties, iu pursuanee of the Statute, in sach case made and provided ; and in the myan time, all proceedings against said Lusolvent be atayed, ~~ Witness my hand and the seal of said } eal { court, this 26th day ef June. 1864. —_ R.H FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G K. Fafquhar, Deputy Clerk. A. A. Bargent, Atty, rev. et’p &. TAYLOR, Atterney and Counselor at Law. Cine wc Popes Bositers beech: SRR BLAZE’S SALOON: : COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8? If You Want a diced Drink, you by said plaintiffs at your specia’ instance. I NSOLVENT NOTICE —Iat he C.wnty Court +