July 22, 1864 (4 pages)

Profor lose $s, oF tbe Ng sisibbasiats ee ES sh _._Winkley, Coutaig.° 0) Berada Daily Veanseript FRIDAY MORNING, ~ JULY 224. ' at LOCAL pur ere: oe a ~““RosTer.—The following are the names of the regiments, battallions, and companies which were represented at the funeral of the “Fate Gen. Collins, with the names of the of: ~ficers — é Staff officers of the Fourth Brigade—Maj, & F. Bean, Muj. &. Rackliff, Aid-de-Camp, Capt. Rueben Leach, A. A. A. G. J. W. Scox bey, A.A. G.J. Hunter. 4th Regiment—Josiah Howell, Colonel, Company A. Lieut. Simms. ©. Company B. Capt. A. Gibson, A. G. Ran« dall, 2nd Lieut. Cowpany D. Captain Young, Lieut. Tryon. Company E: Captain Foley, Lieut. Shee» , han, , Company F. Capt. Jos. Conboy. Coippany G: Second Lieut. J. Renechiler, * Company H. let Lieut. D. Zumwalt. First Battalion, Lieut. Col. J. 1. Browne. Maj. C. M, Kopp, Adj. Thos. Cross. Company A. Capt. 5. P. Wooden, Ist Lieut D. E. Geiffith. — Company C. Capt. M. H: Calderwoud® Ist Lieut. J. Y. Thomas. 20d Lieut. Frank Jameson. Third Battalion, Maj. W. Day. Fourth Battalion, Maj. C.D. V. Hubbard, Adj. ID. A. McCannell. Company A. P. W. AWFORD & CO. DEALERS Ix a Hardware, Iron, Steel. a ieasitie AND FUSE; REVOLVERS, Leather and Rubber Belting, BLOCKS & SHEAVES, _ CORDAGE, WHEELBARROWS, Oak, Ash, and sieetcovy Plank. _ A general assortment of WATON MATERIAL, PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, KEROSENE, d Aud « tise wanctlenand il KEROSENE LAMPS, —_— Sacramento Hussars—Capt. Stadermen, Lieut. Hilburn, Sarg, Bohne. Luassigned Companies —GrassVatiry tna rear ine of nigNo. sitriz ; ing jas Ame ime ‘itle ribJusNeand Ophip. ey ; f E rt f ri ‘ t . ion Guard, Capt. E. W. Roberts, Ist. Lieut. J.J. Doty, Little York Union Guard—Capt. G. Atkins, Lieut. J. Dale. — San Juan Guard —Capt. F. Coffee; Lieut. et vs Nevada Light Guard, Capt. N. W. Kaowl—ton, Lieut. J. A. Lancaster. ; Gue regiment, three battalions, and fifteen companies were represented. There were forty-uine commissioned officers. ss —————_ OvuGHT To BE RemoveD.—The Indians _wuo are living near Murrill's raneh, about-a mile from ‘towa, are getting to be a great puisance:Severalcomplaiuts have been made lately of their depredations on the orchards and gardens in this vicinity, — Watching their opportynity when the male portion of the family are absent, they boldly enter the eoelosures and help themselves to whatever they please. When ordered off by the female occupants, they tauntingly laugh aud draw their bows and arrows, causing the lady, whoever sbe may be, to beat a hasty rétreat. Nor are these petty acts of robbery all that is complained of. “Cows have been found with arrows sticking in them, from the effect of which one is known. te bave died. Culves have been missed in that vicinity, norcan any traces of them be discovered. Unless something is done soon: by those having authority; to prevent such outrageous proceedings, “forbearance. wil! cease to be a virtue,” and some fine morning we may expect to hear of a “dead injin”’ or two inthat vicinity. Threats to that ef. fect have been made, but we would suggest to our ranching friends ta use all lawful means to bave the Indians removed tothe reservation, where they belong, before putting their threate into effect — No SERViCE.— We tre requested to atate that in consequence of the absence of the Pastor, thefe will be no service in the Congregational Church on next Sunday. ‘ ReEaDINGS aT GkaSs VALLEY.—Mrs. Grantley, an accomplished elocutionist. who has given a series of readings in this eity, will give an entertainment at Graes Valley on Saturday evening next. We advise the people ofthat city to go and hear ber. A TRAITOR AT LarGe.—A dispatch has been received in San Franeieco, announcing the escape of Ridgely Greathouse, one of the Chapman pirates, from Fort Lafayette, and his flight into Canada. Tae “Camanche” is to be enclosed during her construction and an admission fee will be charged for the privilege of seeing her in different stages towards completion. The results of the exhibition will be contributed to the Sanitary Fund. GENERAL McDowell issues a general order, requiring all passengers and baggage per Panama steamers, to ve vigotously searched for arms to prevent the possibility of Secessionists captering a steamer. an? IRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on hand and made to order Weaver & Company's Column. WEAVER & COMPANY, Nevada, Jan. 224, 1864. Ww* beg to inform our friends and the public ai that on and after We shall sell our Goods, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We shall keep no more renning accounts, and all Goods ordered: must be paid for when purchased Or on delivery. We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and lose that has been sustained in collecting such a large number of accounts ar have heretofore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING. customers have to pay for the doubtfal ones, as the Merchaht has to make up LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the Monday the 25th day of January, THE TIME HAS COME Oppositicn Dying Off ! Ready made Clothing /To the People of Nevada County ! ae eee CLOTHING! ( Nand after TO-DAY the entire stock in the _ Well-known store. on the : Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts., WILL BE SOLD . At Lower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA ! —_—_—— For Cash Only! a —-frorder-to give the reader in Nevada and the adjoining towns a partial idea of the Magnificent Bargaine we are giving im the eee AT THEIR OLD STAND, —OPPOSITE— Wells, Fargo & Co's. and the ‘Post Office. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE No. 17 & 19 Mill Street, Grass Valley te and well-broken et: Horses, the best Carriages, en and Concord Wagene: Carreras alwaye in readiness, with careful drivera. for the use oe perties, ete. . Horses boarded by the day, week or month. Nevada & Grass Valley Stage Line “The Stag» ieaves Grass Valley for -Nevada, at 8A. M.11 A.M. and4P.M Leaves Nevada for Grass Valley at9A.M 2 P. M. and 5 P. M. jy12-tf WM. C. RANDOLPH, : Successor to C. W. Young: ' Ge a yy D>. i . St] DEALEAt IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c, Cc tal Street, Near gut Coruee ot Pie Street, Nevada. ~ June %th—tf © <7: DRA. CHAPMAN, Surgical & Mechanical Dentist ; Office—corner of Broad and’ Pine sts. I would inform my friends aud all wishing my services that [ am prepared to attend those favoring me with acall,atany hour. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure o! the nerve will be filled without causing pain. A WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this office to be pe formed in a moré akiiful mauner, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this viciaity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are moderate, and to suit the times. I sm permanently located in this city Residenoe on Sacramento street, third house from Temper ance Hall. ; DR. E. FELLERS, Surgicaland Mechanical DENTIST. Office— Mill Street sess Grngs Valley Up Staire—Entrance between McLaughiin’s and Johnston’s Stores, Grasse Valley, June 9th—tf MININC ROPE ! IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE! F LAT AND ROUND, for hoisting from Shafts " and inclines, made in any length and of any size, at the manufactory of an A. 8. Hallidic, San Francisco. The first cost of Wire and Manilla ropes of ual strength is about the same per foot. A ire Rope ly applied will out wear from 3 to5 Manilla Ropes. je22-3m Notice. ic are hereby cautioned agaimet neYHE ‘ promissory note denis Spreng rea Miller tor F ae is Dollars. the 24th Feb. 1864, tor Four Hendced yeble July igen’ 18, or hereabouts, nah same hae boon No. 27 Main Street, Nevada. . lit system, and with our facilities in San Fran. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Sash-Principte rr in our business, we shall-be able to sell at _ LOWER PRICES Than it would-be possible to do under the credciaco, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices as will Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give ms-a call. Our business will be condueted on the principles of _ a Quick ‘Sales, Light Profits and no ~ —BadDebts: We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. aa Thapking our friende for the liberal patronage fieretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cagh System, wil! meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY a * DEALERS IN GROCERIEBS, PROVISIONS, AK D— LIQUORS, Ey Se tr FORCASH. # NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. sgn EW” Goods delivered Free of Charge. 63 Great CLOTHING LINE, We have deemed it best to set forth.the. prices ot a few articles—for inatance Frock Coats, Blue Flannel §5 apiece. Biack Doeskin Suits, at $18 per suit.No. i Fancy Cassimere Suits mt $18 per suit. Linen Dusters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and up. ‘Boots from $3 50, upwards. Calf back and freat.— Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap. e : a yt Tell Your Friends Sey THE Bargains, OFFERED BY. 8S. HAAS & COMPANY. _ Furnishing*Goods! WILD BE SOLD hi Sr At prices that will surprise every one in want of them. ——y Valises from $2 50and up. -Tranhs--cheaper than the very Cheapest! Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. Hats at very Low Kates. 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 pon article in our tine which” we-are determined to sell at leas prices than they have ever been sold in this section of country. We purchase our Goods strictly for ¢ash and eau therefore lay all competition in the shade. Our arrangements have been made so that we shall receive our Goods hereatter from best and most fashiqnable Clothing Warehouses in the city ot New York. to order to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above and be convinced that this ie no claptrap arrangement. we invite you to call and exthese goods and the prices. S. HAAS & COO., Cer. Pine & Commereial Sts. BEVADA CITY IMPRCVE THE OPPORTUNITY . , Go to the Headquarters for Your. ‘. partnérship,. "$1,000 Will Be’ ‘according to the e iain aL ee aati cnn New Dry Goods Store. __ A. GOLDSMITH At the Cor. of Broad-& Pine Sts. BEGS leave to invite the Ladjes be aags and the public ia a e ¢ : ieee he eral to call and New and Magnificent : STOCK oF : SPRING AND SUMMER Goons . Comprising the finest selection of Silks, Pop Nws, Merinos, French and English Prints, Delatnes, ana Ly awe, Chamobrays, Also 2 splendid assortment-ot Fane rimmings. Embroneries, Laces, of hit tions. A-fine set _h e CARPETS, Off, CESTUS, MATTINGS , Conatantly on hand and at Greatly Reduced Rates! Gods, deseripVery thankful for past atronage, I respect fully solicit a \d continuance of the same. A. GOLDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine Strects, at the late stand of Bates & McCormic ¥ : NOTICE, tt copartnership in the Banking Business heretofore (xteting-between Eligene Kelly, of the city of New York, and Joseph A. Donohoe, William C-Ralston and Ralph 8. Fretz, of San Franctéco, under the firm name of E UGENE KELEY & CO.,. New York, and DONOHORK, RALSTON & CO.,S9n Francisco. will cease Onthe First (Ist) day of July, 1864—Kugerfe Kelley and JA. Donohoe withdrawing from the ¢oThe business will ve settled in New York by Eugene Kelley, and in San Francisco by William C. Ralston and R.S, Fretz. Depositors are requested to hand in their books for settlement. at the Banking-house of Donohoe, Ralston & Co, ; KUGENE KELLY, (Per J. A. Donohoe, Attorney, ) J. A. DONNHOKR, R.S FRE''Z. San Francisco, June, -13, 1864. of Nevada shar 1 nest:and latest stylesand fuihion. 3 PAE merenrTerwhye formed a copartnershi for the transaction of a ®eneral Banking an . Kxchange Business, under the firm names of DON OHOK, KELLY &CO., m San Franeisco, and EUGENE KELLY: & CO., in New York, -conmenting Suly 1, i863 Their Banking House -in-this city. willbe at-the southest corner of Sacramento streeta, EUGENE KELLY, JOSEPH A. DONOHE Montgomery. and aaae Rrenelece: dae tins 1001," Saperiin STOP THIEF $2.000 Reward! QTOLEN from-myWO Ing, June 26th $4,400in $2,000 Bet on Saturday KvenGold Pieces. Quartz Amalgam. en 400 and $300 in Gold Spee. pald for the recovery of the for the arrest and conviction The $1,000 will be money and $1,000 of the Thief. paid at the Banking House of H. Mackie & Co; Nevada; on — the return of the money and balance on eonvie tion ef the Thief, G. W. CLAY, Gold Fiat. Nevada, June 28th—-1m {SUMMONS —In the District Court of the 14th Judicial Digtrict of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada. A. L. Rosenbaum, — Rovgenbaum and J, Boandeustein doing business under firm name of A, _1-; Rosenbaum & Co. va. Jessel and Zacharias. Action brought in the District Court of the 14th Judicial Jistrict of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada. and the complaint filed in said county of Nevada im the office of the Clerk of said Distriet Court The People of the State of California send Gree ting to Jessel and Zacharias, Defendants. You are hereby required toappear in’ an aetion bro’t against you by theabove named Plaintiffin the District Court of the l4th Judicial District of the State of California. in and for the county of Nevata and to anawer the complaint filed therein, within ten day#, after the service on you of this aummons. if served within this county ; or, if served ont of thik comity, but within this Judiclal District, within twenty days ; or if served out of said Digtrict.then within forty days—or judgment by default will be taken againat you, prayer of said complamt. The said actian is brought to recover the sum of one thousand one hundred and ninety five dollars, and ninety five cents, alleged to be due and ow ing plaintiff’ from you defendants for goods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered to you by eaid plaintiffs at your xpecix’ instance aud request. And you are ereby notied, that if you failto appear snd answer said complaint as above required, the said Plaintiff wil take judgme at for said sum and all the costs. ——) Givenunder my hand and the seal of } seal othe 14th Judicial District of the State of -—~ } Cslifornia, in and for the county of Ne. vada thie &thday of Juiy A.D 1864, R. H. PARQUUAK, Serk. By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. By order of flon. T. B. McFarland, Distriet Judge. A true copy, attest . » RH. FARQUUTAR, Clerk. Revenue stamp, G.K. Varquhar; Deputy. A.A. Sargent, Plaintiffs Atty. jyi2 ore oe NOTICK.—An the County Court of the county of Nevada, state of California. jn the matter of the petition of H. M. Moore, an Insolvent Debtor. Persuant:to an order of the Hon. A. ©. Niles, County Judge, notice is here by givedito dil theereditorsef the said Ingolvent, H. M. Moore, to be and appear before the Hon. A. ©. Niles, County Judge. aforesaid, in Opes court, at the Court Room of «aid eourt, in the county of Nevada, onthe Ist day of Auyust, A, BD. 1864, &t 1Oo*cloeck A. M. of that day, then and there to/show cause, Maer they ean, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be gran ted, and an assignment of his Estate be made, and he be discharged from his debta and liabilities, jn pursuanee of the Statiite in such cave made and provided ; and in the mean time al) proceedings against said Insolvent be stayed, ~ Witness my hand and the seal of said seal { court, this 25thday of June: 1864. R.H. FARQUHAK, Clerk. By G K; Farquhar, Deputy Clerk. A. A. Sargent, Aity, < rev. st’p C. TAYLOR, Attormey and Counscior at Law, Bath +e an ~ Street, Graxs Valley. Opposite W. C, Pope’s Furniture Store. jels BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8? if You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZR’S X SESE RS AO eR ts a REAR ie PN Bil nbn i ane Sean tiahiesiagiete: om

Profor lose $s, oF tbe Ng sisibbasiats ee ES sh _._Winkley, Coutaig.° 0) Berada Daily Veanseript FRIDAY MORNING, ~ JULY 224. ' at LOCAL pur ere: oe a ~““RosTer.—The following are the names of the regiments, battallions, and companies which were represented at the funeral of the “Fate Gen. Collins, with the names of the of: ~ficers — é Staff officers of the Fourth Brigade—Maj, & F. Bean, Muj. &. Rackliff, Aid-de-Camp, Capt. Rueben Leach, A. A. A. G. J. W. Scox bey, A.A. G.J. Hunter. 4th Regiment—Josiah Howell, Colonel, Company A. Lieut. Simms. ©. Company B. Capt. A. Gibson, A. G. Ran« dall, 2nd Lieut. Cowpany D. Captain Young, Lieut. Tryon. Company E: Captain Foley, Lieut. Shee» , han, , Company F. Capt. Jos. Conboy. Coippany G: Second Lieut. J. Renechiler, * Company H. let Lieut. D. Zumwalt. First Battalion, Lieut. Col. J. 1. Browne. Maj. C. M, Kopp, Adj. Thos. Cross. Company A. Capt. 5. P. Wooden, Ist Lieut D. E. Geiffith. — Company C. Capt. M. H: Calderwoud® Ist Lieut. J. Y. Thomas. 20d Lieut. Frank Jameson. Third Battalion, Maj. W. Day. Fourth Battalion, Maj. C.D. V. Hubbard, Adj. ID. A. McCannell. Company A. P. W. AWFORD & CO. DEALERS Ix a Hardware, Iron, Steel. a ieasitie AND FUSE; REVOLVERS, Leather and Rubber Belting, BLOCKS & SHEAVES, _ CORDAGE, WHEELBARROWS, Oak, Ash, and sieetcovy Plank. _ A general assortment of WATON MATERIAL, PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, KEROSENE, d Aud « tise wanctlenand il KEROSENE LAMPS, —_— Sacramento Hussars—Capt. Stadermen, Lieut. Hilburn, Sarg, Bohne. Luassigned Companies —GrassVatiry tna rear ine of nigNo. sitriz ; ing jas Ame ime ‘itle ribJusNeand Ophip. ey ; f E rt f ri ‘ t . ion Guard, Capt. E. W. Roberts, Ist. Lieut. J.J. Doty, Little York Union Guard—Capt. G. Atkins, Lieut. J. Dale. — San Juan Guard —Capt. F. Coffee; Lieut. et vs Nevada Light Guard, Capt. N. W. Kaowl—ton, Lieut. J. A. Lancaster. ; Gue regiment, three battalions, and fifteen companies were represented. There were forty-uine commissioned officers. ss —————_ OvuGHT To BE RemoveD.—The Indians _wuo are living near Murrill's raneh, about-a mile from ‘towa, are getting to be a great puisance:Severalcomplaiuts have been made lately of their depredations on the orchards and gardens in this vicinity, — Watching their opportynity when the male portion of the family are absent, they boldly enter the eoelosures and help themselves to whatever they please. When ordered off by the female occupants, they tauntingly laugh aud draw their bows and arrows, causing the lady, whoever sbe may be, to beat a hasty rétreat. Nor are these petty acts of robbery all that is complained of. “Cows have been found with arrows sticking in them, from the effect of which one is known. te bave died. Culves have been missed in that vicinity, norcan any traces of them be discovered. Unless something is done soon: by those having authority; to prevent such outrageous proceedings, “forbearance. wil! cease to be a virtue,” and some fine morning we may expect to hear of a “dead injin”’ or two inthat vicinity. Threats to that ef. fect have been made, but we would suggest to our ranching friends ta use all lawful means to bave the Indians removed tothe reservation, where they belong, before putting their threate into effect — No SERViCE.— We tre requested to atate that in consequence of the absence of the Pastor, thefe will be no service in the Congregational Church on next Sunday. ‘ ReEaDINGS aT GkaSs VALLEY.—Mrs. Grantley, an accomplished elocutionist. who has given a series of readings in this eity, will give an entertainment at Graes Valley on Saturday evening next. We advise the people ofthat city to go and hear ber. A TRAITOR AT LarGe.—A dispatch has been received in San Franeieco, announcing the escape of Ridgely Greathouse, one of the Chapman pirates, from Fort Lafayette, and his flight into Canada. Tae “Camanche” is to be enclosed during her construction and an admission fee will be charged for the privilege of seeing her in different stages towards completion. The results of the exhibition will be contributed to the Sanitary Fund. GENERAL McDowell issues a general order, requiring all passengers and baggage per Panama steamers, to ve vigotously searched for arms to prevent the possibility of Secessionists captering a steamer. an? IRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on hand and made to order Weaver & Company's Column. WEAVER & COMPANY, Nevada, Jan. 224, 1864. Ww* beg to inform our friends and the public ai that on and after We shall sell our Goods, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH. We shall keep no more renning accounts, and all Goods ordered: must be paid for when purchased Or on delivery. We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and lose that has been sustained in collecting such a large number of accounts ar have heretofore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING. customers have to pay for the doubtfal ones, as the Merchaht has to make up LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the Monday the 25th day of January, THE TIME HAS COME Oppositicn Dying Off ! Ready made Clothing /To the People of Nevada County ! ae eee CLOTHING! ( Nand after TO-DAY the entire stock in the _ Well-known store. on the : Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts., WILL BE SOLD . At Lower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA ! —_—_—— For Cash Only! a —-frorder-to give the reader in Nevada and the adjoining towns a partial idea of the Magnificent Bargaine we are giving im the eee AT THEIR OLD STAND, —OPPOSITE— Wells, Fargo & Co's. and the ‘Post Office. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE No. 17 & 19 Mill Street, Grass Valley te and well-broken et: Horses, the best Carriages, en and Concord Wagene: Carreras alwaye in readiness, with careful drivera. for the use oe perties, ete. . Horses boarded by the day, week or month. Nevada & Grass Valley Stage Line “The Stag» ieaves Grass Valley for -Nevada, at 8A. M.11 A.M. and4P.M Leaves Nevada for Grass Valley at9A.M 2 P. M. and 5 P. M. jy12-tf WM. C. RANDOLPH, : Successor to C. W. Young: ' Ge a yy D>. i . St] DEALEAt IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c, Cc tal Street, Near gut Coruee ot Pie Street, Nevada. ~ June %th—tf © <7: DRA. CHAPMAN, Surgical & Mechanical Dentist ; Office—corner of Broad and’ Pine sts. I would inform my friends aud all wishing my services that [ am prepared to attend those favoring me with acall,atany hour. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure o! the nerve will be filled without causing pain. A WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this office to be pe formed in a moré akiiful mauner, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this viciaity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are moderate, and to suit the times.. I sm permanently located in this city Residenoe on Sacramento street, third house from Temper ance Hall. ; DR. E. FELLERS, Surgicaland Mechanical DENTIST. Office— Mill Street sess Grngs Valley Up Staire—Entrance between McLaughiin’s and Johnston’s Stores, Grasse Valley, June 9th—tf MININC ROPE ! IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE! F LAT AND ROUND, for hoisting from Shafts " and inclines, made in any length and of any size, at the manufactory of an A. 8. Hallidic, San Francisco. The first cost of Wire and Manilla ropes of ual strength is about the same per foot. A ire Rope ly applied will out wear from 3 to5 Manilla Ropes. je22-3m Notice. ic are hereby cautioned agaimet neYHE ‘ promissory note denis Spreng rea Miller tor F ae is Dollars. the 24th Feb. 1864, tor Four Hendced yeble July igen’

18, or hereabouts, nah same hae boon No. 27 Main Street, Nevada. . lit system, and with our facilities in San Fran. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Sash-Principte rr in our business, we shall-be able to sell at _ LOWER PRICES Than it would-be possible to do under the credciaco, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices as will Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give ms-a call. Our business will be condueted on the principles of _ a Quick ‘Sales, Light Profits and no ~ —BadDebts: We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. aa Thapking our friende for the liberal patronage fieretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cagh System, wil! meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY a * DEALERS IN GROCERIEBS, PROVISIONS, AK D— LIQUORS, Ey Se tr FORCASH. # NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. sgn EW” Goods delivered Free of Charge. 63 Great CLOTHING LINE, We have deemed it best to set forth.the. prices ot a few articles—for inatance Frock Coats, Blue Flannel §5 apiece. Biack Doeskin Suits, at $18 per suit.No. i Fancy Cassimere Suits mt $18 per suit. Linen Dusters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and up. ‘Boots from $3 50, upwards. Calf back and freat.— Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap. e : a yt Tell Your Friends Sey THE Bargains, OFFERED BY. 8S. HAAS & COMPANY. _ Furnishing*Goods! WILD BE SOLD hi Sr At prices that will surprise every one in want of them. ——y Valises from $2 50and up. -Tranhs--cheaper than the very Cheapest! Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. Hats at very Low Kates. 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 pon article in our tine which” we-are determined to sell at leas prices than they have ever been sold in this section of country. We purchase our Goods strictly for ¢ash and eau therefore lay all competition in the shade. Our arrangements have been made so that we shall receive our Goods hereatter from best and most fashiqnable Clothing Warehouses in the city ot New York. to order to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above and be convinced that this ie no claptrap arrangement. we invite you to call and exthese goods and the prices. S. HAAS & COO., Cer. Pine & Commereial Sts. BEVADA CITY IMPRCVE THE OPPORTUNITY . , Go to the Headquarters for Your. ‘. partnérship,. "$1,000 Will Be’ ‘according to the e iain aL ee aati cnn New Dry Goods Store. __ A. GOLDSMITH At the Cor. of Broad-& Pine Sts. BEGS leave to invite the Ladjes be aags and the public ia a e ¢ : ieee he eral to call and New and Magnificent : STOCK oF : SPRING AND SUMMER Goons . Comprising the finest selection of Silks, Pop Nws, Merinos, French and English Prints, Delatnes, ana Ly awe, Chamobrays, Also 2 splendid assortment-ot Fane rimmings. Embroneries, Laces, of hit tions. A-fine set _h e CARPETS, Off, CESTUS, MATTINGS , Conatantly on hand and at Greatly Reduced Rates! Gods, deseripVery thankful for past atronage, I respect fully solicit a \d continuance of the same. A. GOLDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine Strects, at the late stand of Bates & McCormic ¥ : NOTICE, tt copartnership in the Banking Business heretofore (xteting-between Eligene Kelly, of the city of New York, and Joseph A. Donohoe, William C-Ralston and Ralph 8. Fretz, of San Franctéco, under the firm name of E UGENE KELEY & CO.,. New York, and DONOHORK, RALSTON & CO.,S9n Francisco. will cease Onthe First (Ist) day of July, 1864—Kugerfe Kelley and JA. Donohoe withdrawing from the ¢oThe business will ve settled in New York by Eugene Kelley, and in San Francisco by William C. Ralston and R.S, Fretz. Depositors are requested to hand in their books for settlement. at the Banking-house of Donohoe, Ralston & Co, ; KUGENE KELLY, (Per J. A. Donohoe, Attorney, ) J. A. DONNHOKR, R.S FRE''Z. San Francisco, June, -13, 1864. of Nevada shar 1 nest:and latest stylesand fuihion. 3 PAE merenrTerwhye formed a copartnershi for the transaction of a ®eneral Banking an . Kxchange Business, under the firm names of DON OHOK, KELLY &CO., m San Franeisco, and EUGENE KELLY: & CO., in New York, -conmenting Suly 1, i863 Their Banking House -in-this city. willbe at-the southest corner of Sacramento streeta, EUGENE KELLY, JOSEPH A. DONOHE Montgomery. and aaae Rrenelece: dae tins 1001," Saperiin STOP THIEF $2.000 Reward! QTOLEN from-myWO Ing, June 26th $4,400in $2,000 Bet on Saturday KvenGold Pieces. Quartz Amalgam. en 400 and $300 in Gold Spee. pald for the recovery of the for the arrest and conviction The $1,000 will be money and $1,000 of the Thief. paid at the Banking House of H. Mackie & Co; Nevada; on — the return of the money and balance on eonvie tion ef the Thief, G. W. CLAY, Gold Fiat. Nevada, June 28th—-1m {SUMMONS —In the District Court of the 14th Judicial Digtrict of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada. A. L. Rosenbaum, — Rovgenbaum and J, Boandeustein doing business under firm name of A, _1-; Rosenbaum & Co. va. Jessel and Zacharias. Action brought in the District Court of the 14th Judicial Jistrict of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada. and the complaint filed in said county of Nevada im the office of the Clerk of said Distriet Court The People of the State of California send Gree ting to Jessel and Zacharias, Defendants. You are hereby required toappear in’ an aetion bro’t against you by theabove named Plaintiffin the District Court of the l4th Judicial District of the State of California. in and for the county of Nevata and to anawer the complaint filed therein, within ten day#, after the service on you of this aummons. if served within this county ; or, if served ont of thik comity, but within this Judiclal District, within twenty days ; or if served out of said Digtrict.then within forty days—or judgment by default will be taken againat you, prayer of said complamt. The said actian is brought to recover the sum of one thousand one hundred and ninety five dollars, and ninety five cents, alleged to be due and ow ing plaintiff’ from you defendants for goods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered to you by eaid plaintiffs at your xpecix’ instance aud request. And you are ereby notied, that if you failto appear snd answer said complaint as above required, the said Plaintiff wil take judgme at for said sum and all the costs. ——) Givenunder my hand and the seal of } seal othe 14th Judicial District of the State of -—~ } Cslifornia, in and for the county of Ne. vada thie &thday of Juiy A.D 1864, R. H. PARQUUAK, Serk. By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. By order of flon. T. B. McFarland, Distriet Judge. A true copy, attest . » RH. FARQUUTAR, Clerk. Revenue stamp, G.K. Varquhar; Deputy. A.A. Sargent, Plaintiffs Atty. jyi2 ore oe NOTICK.—An the County Court of the county of Nevada, state of California. jn the matter of the petition of H. M. Moore, an Insolvent Debtor. Persuant:to an order of the Hon. A. ©. Niles, County Judge, notice is here by givedito dil theereditorsef the said Ingolvent, H. M. Moore, to be and appear before the Hon. A. ©. Niles, County Judge. aforesaid, in Opes court, at the Court Room of «aid eourt, in the county of Nevada, onthe Ist day of Auyust, A, BD. 1864, &t 1Oo*cloeck A. M. of that day, then and there to/show cause, Maer they ean, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be gran ted, and an assignment of his Estate be made, and he be discharged from his debta and liabilities, jn pursuanee of the Statiite in such cave made and provided ; and in the mean time al) proceedings against said Insolvent be stayed, ~ Witness my hand and the seal of said seal { court, this 25thday of June: 1864. R.H. FARQUHAK, Clerk. By G K; Farquhar, Deputy Clerk. A. A. Sargent, Aity, < rev. st’p C. TAYLOR, Attormey and Counscior at Law, Bath +e an ~ Street, Graxs Valley. Opposite W. C, Pope’s Furniture Store. jels BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8? if You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZR’S X SESE RS AO eR ts a REAR ie PN Bil nbn i ane Sean tiahiesiagiete: om