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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada Daily Transcript (1863-1868)

July 23, 1867 (4 pages)

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lt to every fitted Pron. M & nge. ‘ORM Neva8 of f the 1 be 6 and m the @ free going with i) ts Om PRES BR Ate SR de ye _ are already beingmade. A Unioa Club moving, but we have not yet Anoard ean be done than thiough the-eedinn . every maa who bélieves in the princi“We. yesterday saw a spool at Iscard’s ‘on Saturday, the silk of fourteen coa State ticket.* We'll bet a hat the writer times urged Calek; men of the county to organize Union Clubs, and in two or three townships movements to that. end. tagesing aloes prcheneeedy at Newton coteth Gree Valley. No doubt Union . of well organized clubs. By. them a unity and energy is secured which can . be obtained in no other way. ‘The Cen-' tral Committee at its meeting on Saturday last, urged the matter upon Union men. Let every town in the county have its Union Club, and let ples of tle Union Party, be enrolled among its members. Nevapa S11x.— We saw at the store ot Gregory & Waite, ‘a spool half filled with raw silk, of a rich orange color. The threads are. exceedingly fine, and very glossy in appearance. This apoul ‘contained the silk of two cocoons, and }‘was fraised by Messrs Isoard and Muller. ‘store, containing about the same quantity of rich white silk. They reeled. coons, which averaged 2,000 feet. to the cocoon. Prevost says the fliés produce an average of from 250 to 300 eggs. Those raised by Isoard & Muller, produced an average of 400 eggs each. These gentlemen have about 60,000 eggs. They also have a fine lot of co coons, which they. propose to send to . . the State Fair. HELD Te ANsweR.—Joseph Butler, charged with assault with intent to murder Henry Dorsey, was. yesterday ‘brought be.ore Judge Kendall for examination. The defendant waived examination and was committed to the custody of the Sheriff to await the action of the next Grand Jury. District Court.—Yesterday the District Court was engaged in the trial of the cage of Sullivan against Lancaster. After the testimony for the prosecution “elosed, the counsel for defendant made @ Mhotion that the case be dismissed on the ground that the plaintiff had failed to make outa case even were the evidence uncontradicted, and the Court ordered that a non. suit aie entered. A Brass alg aa: of on enterprising young men have organized a brass band. They are practicing regularly, and are making very rapid . _ progress. There is no reason why Ne vada should not have a first rate band. THE Sacramento Union alluding toa recent letter from this county says. “The writer has been a resident of Ne. ‘vada county for several years, is intimately acquainted with the editors of the Gazette and TRANSCRIPT, and knows their real feeling as to Gorham,and also how the Union men of Nevada county feelin regard to.several names on the aba’t know anything of the kind, or if he does know, he misrepresents the sentimeits of the editors and also of the . H. HEAVY ON THE —The Dramatte Ohronicle says: “ Call believes in potatoes and advertisements—and that is its whole creed. To talk tothe Call about abstract principle, abstract honor, humanity or decency,.would be like reading poetry to a: Digger Indian, or} playing one of Beethoven's symphonies FS a ee in > Sern . sty.” THE WascannsThe weather has been pleasant for several days, compared with the late warm spell, but it is yet warm enough for all practical pur. poses. Ph pete od Bee Being an excellent ema . ‘erage withal, they are bound to become very popular. Sarsaparilla, one of the best blood pesisfeta, is orie of the inhb Walls Vinvs a lntgy sick GA Sek, . which they are selling See Pg -rapaboatensioe icin. weed My blood purifyer, and a very pleasant bev. AUCTION HOUSE! To Buy Goods at the lowest Bates, een "Dissolution ‘Notice. fgg heretofore existing-between: ong, Bet Cooke and HG Dade under the firm name of Cooke & Dade is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. H. C. Dade isaut to collert all outstanding déebts and sign the name of the firm. in liquidation thereof. : +B, KE, H.C. DADE. North mis Jeans July 10th, 1867. jyi4 OAKLAND Ons SCHOOL. : Y bite NEXT TERM OF F Se INSTITUtion will commence on the 24th day of July. For.Ca‘ es and information ares LH. score Principal, yn Oakland, Cal. THE NEW ARTICLE Just Beceived, LACOUR’S SARSAPARIPHERE BITTERS ! The best Tonic in the World! FOR SALEBY GREGORY & WAITE. Nevada, June 21, 1867. In the Field Again! _ LEW. KELLER, LICENSED AUCTIONEER, 18 IN THE FIELD, AGAIN on his OWN HOOK, and is ready to make sales in any partof the city orcounty. ~~ Goods received from any part of the county atid sold on commission 4 the best advan Household furniture bought and sold on commission. Any one soins to sell Furniture would do wel to call before a at private sale. Accordeons ‘and repuired, Music furnished for parties and lessons given on the accordeon, All business entrusted to me P pesae ed and . faithfully attended to. Appl 8 LEW. KE ‘Gem Saloon. BLAZE’S SALOON ! Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts. earir YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK a4 R. FININGER & CO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Emer BRAN DIES, WENES, —aND— ; LIQUORS GENERALLY. Brick Store—No. 76, Broad street, Nevada City, July 2d. J. B. JOHNSON, NOTARY PUBLIC, And Commission of Deeds for N evada. Main street, North San Juan, next. door above Frank Smith's. NOTICE. —— HE Board of Registration for Nevada Pre+ ginet, will fe sone ot tee seers ot 3 Hanson & on. Friday, duly 19th, 1867, and on every day op ee to (Sundays excepted) until August 5th 18.%, for the purpose of enrecinct for the gen. Reptember 4th, Folling the voters 0! eral Attorney and Counselor at Law . can sad HAAS & CO., Have lately received and now offer to: the public, their dive and well assorted stock of CLOTHING, BOOTS & ‘SHOES, FURNISHING GOODS, AND FANCY ARTICLES OF EVERY DE, SCRIPTION, at VERY LOW PRICES. BUSINESS SUITS of every kind of the Lateat Styles for Summer wear. ; Their BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT is always wel iasioanian with the Latest ini of . Ladie Misses? and Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters and Shoes, MEN’S AND BOY'S: Boots, Shoes and Brogans, Having a business House in SanFrancisco we are enabled-always to take advantage of the market and. furnish our customers with the Latest Styles at Cheap Rates. We especially invite traders in the county to call andexamine our Stock as it will.certainly pay them, We have also a large stock of CALICOS, SHEETINGS, MUSLIN and HOUSEHOLD GOODS, and Ladies will find accommodating Clerks ready to wait on them. Come one and all, if you would make money, purchase your Goods of MAAS & CO., Nevada, June 26th. AUGUST LADEMAX, —on— Commercial Street..Nevada city, amid CONTINUES TO KEEP ON [band a well selected stock of OF THE FRESHEST AND BEST QUALITIES. " Groceries & Provisions, He receives, daily, everything to be had in the VEGETABLE and FRUIT LINE. He-has a splendid stock of CAN FRUITS, and CASE GOODS, In constant: receipt a ——— article of BUTTER, from Tracy’s Ranch, Sierra Vailey. Athis store will be found the finest brands of CIGARS AND TOBACCO, anda thousand other articles too numerous to mention. Goods sold at ered Raves FOR so and delivered free of charge. Saddles and and Harness. JAMES LIN Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of foe SADDLES. HARNESS, BRIDLES AND SADDLERY GOODS.
Has o at 8 Se a nent opposite the National Exchange Hotel mg ay where he has on hand, and bce ye Gentlemen’s Saddles, of all kinds, Fine Sager and rena F rsoqunangoa Mexican Kauger eriLADIES’ S Sa Dies, WHIPS, SPURS, BRIDLES AND SHELF GOODS. Repairing—all kinds doneto order. the line sold as cheap as at any weeeulictoansn Setiee casseteeton: A share of tronag os solicited. 7 < B’T FLANDERS, Salesman. CARRIAGE AND WAGON SHOP Wan DUFFY, always be fou Dan. Clancy's Blacksmith’s Shop, ON BROAD STREET, Ready to do all kinds of Carriage and agon Ke] in better style than other map can possibly do in Nevada ice in the ees ie ht his ie cannot phe Stock on be ile ited he el ahaaahiaaan Zot & GOLD Balas oats . ? es es ea BROAD STREET, ad at the old’ Would Peay ote asa vaio aesmel ra selon IMPORTERS or t 4 % Raney ‘Goods, Ps & i IT Fe ee ———me AGENTS FORBATTERY STREET, NEAR oe a —— Retall House: i. MONTGOMERY STREET, [LICK HOUSE. THE BEST FURNITURE §fO BE FOUND This side of San Francisco is kept at « the Store of ‘ J; EK. JOHNSTON, : Broad street, nearly opposite National Exchange Hotel, Nevada City. eee Bureaus, Chairs, Sofas, Bedsteads, Mirrors, &c,. EVERYTHING GOES—CHEAP FOR CASH. UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING, Done at the shortest notice. ior Call and examine the Stock !.44 D. 8, BAKER. 7, 4. MARTIN. BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS OF ALL KINDS. WHEAT, CORN, . BARLEY, GROUND FEED WooD! WOOD ‘woop! Shakes, Shingies, &¢., &Ct., WHERE ? AtBAKER & MARTINS, NO. 7 BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. DR. J, W. TALBO LT, Physician and Surgeon Office at Dr. Kent’s Drug Store, Residence—UNION HOTEL, Devotes s attention to Diseases of Women an : nb5 -MEUsSKC! MUSIC! Cc. H. CHASE, TEACHER OF MUSIC. STRUCTIONS GIVEN ON THE PIANO, Guitar and Violin. Pianos tuned and other mgundrill Instruments re ed, Quadrille Music By she neg from two to alk nome ag may be desired. usic arranged for the Piano, Guitar or other instruments, easy or difficult as desired. Frames! Frames! Frames ! P. KENT, Hs RETURNED TO THE OLD STAND No. 97 Broad Street, Nevada City. Opposite the Pennsylvania Engine House. Where he has on hand the best stock of Ma ior Oy bon pep — pom gg of Mouldever t to 8 coun! ng rare ental and all other kinds of Frames made on short notice and in the best style. CARPENTER WORK, all oil kinda, 40 done, at short notice, WATCHES ARS Sess AND JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY WwW. C. RANDOLPH. Nevada, April 26th, : OTICE is hereby given that I will 1 N to the Board of 5 rpervicers of t Nevada gos tke first Mona we fe August, 1 a Fon. tnereaiter matter may be oe ony to collect tolls on a certain hd nia etween the towns of You Bet G, i. GOLBY, You Bet, July 1st 1867. jy? Fereae, esta ety gery oe re ie Execatrix of the abo Pte er KaF 1a ith B, GASKILL, Executrix. nan, July ist, 1867, jy2 A. ©. NELES, FCO sO eT . Tables, . . dence on Rorsemento etreet, th third house > oral saa Aiecter Soe and Counselor at Law,. ma as Duck. Company. aa cereals SOD. La 2 . 'WAGON AND BLAGKSMITE SHOP. P 5 8 oes, % \HERE 1s AN RERE 18 QUIS AN EXOMMEMIST on os jast because IL. ©. KEITH HOETING GER have us tops in of in NeGlee where they will do ‘all keine Mairon new W: riaold wagons, Sone) Suikiex, Horse 8 done in Picks Shoving do = peop a iS the Blacksmithing line, will be done at our G. W. THOMBO iN will attend to the Wood work Devertnies make We to orBaars 9f tthe wood neta e ¢in superior Style and at “Kevada Gey sg deena DR. A. CHAPMAN, Gace and Mechanical Dentist. e noe corner of big and eg ata, , and rep &e. me sensiti exposure of the bo ¢ nerve. w. ag . filled without I with WARRANT ALL WORK done at this office to be performed in a more skillful better apse given than elsewhere in this vieinisy otherwise no charge will bemade, M harges.are moderate, and to suit pee es “5 and permanently located in this city. Tempetanes Vulcanite done at this oiice. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICH. (Established in 1858.) JAMES 3. OTe Office—28 Main . Str, Nevada City Gon AND ORES OF . or EVERY P. TION Melted be ‘Assays fully oe naeret, Gor Meiting done ivehe pron presence of depositors. FIREMEN?S 'S_ELECTION, ee will be an ‘Election held held -at: the City Gamers on eg odie tne Nevada City ie peg hy work. promptly and neatly areeation Doak D, 8. Baxzr, aa METROPOLITAN HOTEL, Cerner of A and Second Streets, MEADOW LAKE, J. B. JEPVERY... . Proprietor. HE acantien of visitors to ere ow Lake) is called to this ne: oa) Hotel, Meg geen soateins ONE . BUND ell ven furnished rooms, offe: aoe ake t itaasoel dations to regular and % tom of any house in city. The . POLITAN froute the and the one of the most beautiful ts of water to found in the mountains, No Hotel in A hekekes ef ties tenemet adit sltaated tare seep on scence valing tho talan dn on china gt . i sinmaraees Carin t bee Boa of the city. ABLE will alwa: supp the beet the market affords. ag me seite AR connected with House — and most stylish one in tee Commis sna ne mabye ae supplied with the choicest LIQ ons wet VERY S STABLE. -~-In connection . Metropoiitan is a first class Livery Stable. ‘ NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE. NO, 8, BROAD STREET=near the Bridge. NEVADA. OITY: ww. MH. [. BOOT,” AS of Gold, Silver and Ores of . every All Assays fally guaranteed. Samples cf Sulphurets tested b Chlorine process. Charges moderate. ‘4 ty A. K. BRIGGS. "7p oman, CHAPMAN & BRIGGS. PINE STREET, NEVADA. _ FRUIT, CONFECTIONBRY. —sND— General Variety Store, APPLES, CHERRIES, APRI _ berries of ali kinds, and every variety of the Prnit received fresh every day from el le by tog manufactured at a ; and Pare Cider Vinegur. . Nuts and Confectionery. . Seis dioning at cha Neoaeee te A Choice Lo ;