March 26, 1867 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. C@UNER & cIT [OF IOLAL Fugicys. PURSDAY, MARCH 26,'1867. ConsERyATISM.—Conservatism is the 4mplacable foe of progress in every department of life, It clings tenaciously to “old forms, creeds and practices, resisting ‘alt progressive movements. . Conservatism is more apt tocling to theevils in any system-than to the good, for the progressive’ spirit of the world extracts the good >of -old-creeds and practices, and discards the evil, leaving conservatism no basis save -evil to-rest apon.-In-the history.of the church, conservatism held to the forms of 4he old dispensation, while Christianity, with the true spirit of progress, took what _“$as good of the old, and built up a new and a better system. Conservatism in cour own history attempted to rear a bulwark around the English throne, and though the good of the English constitution was all lost, it tried to bind the Colonies with galling chains of despotism.— The progréssive spirit dashed down the bnlwarks reared around oppression, and adopting the good of the English constitution, built up a republic founded upon the everlasting principles of liberty. Time #olled on, until slavery, an evil left by framers of the constitution, begun to endanger the country, and immediately con-gervatism assumed & position in defence of that institution. The same spirit led rebele to take-up arms in defence of an evil which had grown up in defiance of our, _eonatitution_and the genius of our government. Conservat-sm in the South was treason in the North—it was copperheadsm. Anthony,in speaking of Caesar's death, is made by Shakspedrg to say: “The evil that men do lives after them ;! The good is oft interred with their bones.” The same may be said of parties, and it seemis that conservatism has an espécial mission to perform, in preserving the evils. What little there was of good in ancient democracy is buried with it or incorporated into radicalism, and the conservatives of the country are endeavoring to perpetuate the evil, Tho conservatives, under the lead of Andrew Johnson,are endeavoring now to preserve tho treasonable spirit of the South and to build up governments in antagonism to universal liberty. In this, as well as in every other contest, conservatism must fail. The radical spirit of progress in the country is as the course ofa mighty river. The conservatives may baild their little “wing-dams,” or attempt to stay the tide, but the great river will flow on, wideniiig and deepening its chan_nél.on aecount of its accumulated strength, _ gained fii overcoming obstacles, until it ‘hall reach every land and extend to all peopl Easter ‘ably adjou “has. been. offe shonld be tried or Irems.—Congress will probDecember. A resolution eased immediately. The-sum of ‘$1,000,000 h been appropriated By’ Congress to relleve the destitute. > ~ eof the South. Generals Howard and Sexton have tes4 We have frequently seen a crowded house Labread. ‘The music by Madame Shonen. + they seem to -be-carried away. with the. declaring that Dayis THe CoxceRT.—The concert given by Shon@iiberg and George Ed daslsted” by Nt . Saturday night, owas not asJargely attended as it deserved. on the occasion ‘of an entertainment’ not half'so good ; but it makes some difference whether the perfornters are from berg and Edmonds, on Saturday night, was exquisite, and was highly appreciated by the audience. Edmonds’ solo on the } violin was brilligntly executed. .He possesses an almost. magic power with his violin. .As soon as he strikes a note, all confusion in the audience is hushed and music. “The pathetic passages are executed with a feeling that seems to pervade every listener and theeffect is written upon every countenance. As soon as the ‘performer strikes upon the jig every eye begins to sparkle and involuntarily the feet begin.to move in time to the music. We have heard many performers of _ greater celebrity than Edmonds, but we have never seen any that could so control an audience with a violin. Bill Davidson appeared asthe charmer of “snaix,” and handled a huge “sarpent” like one of that genius. He also appeared in his speciality, the “Empressanio,”The Willis boys danced and sang first rate. “They possess considerable talent and would add to any entertainment. Jimmy Wilson danced a jig and sang a song in good style. Mr. Matheny sang “Hard Up” with good effect. The music of the orchestra, composed of Edmonds; Chase, English, Lampe and Carter was firstrate. The entire per formance was excellent, and we are sorry that there was not a larger audience to appreciate it. A Rute WitHovut aN ExcEPptTion.— Make it aruleof life never to be absent from your wife, whefi consistent with your duty asa man and a citizen it is possible for-you to be present and never go out for what the world calls pleasure without her. This isasound rule and just one. You ought to have everything in common to share each other’s sorrows and joys; and how a man who really loves his wife can go out and find entertainment night after night I am ata loss to conceive. No man has aright to be absent from his wife beyond what is necessary. You may say, “May I join a rifle corps?” “O, yes by all means if you have time but come home directly after the exercise is over.” ‘May I not go out with this friend or that friend orto this or that party ?’’ I say, “No, not without your wife,” On_one_ occasion during the attack at Donelson, a Southern. hardshell exhorter was holding forth in exalted strains,declaring repeatedly that.the Lord fought on the side of the South, and Jehovah was encamped round about the Confederate Army saying thatit was impossible for the feel ing Yankees to conquer them.Just.atthe close of one of these sentences, a man dash ed. up to the church door on horseback, and yelled out : “The Yankees have captured Fort Donelson and are coming up the river !’ ‘Then my brethering, observed the startled preacher, ‘save yourselves, for the Lord has got licked.” BORN. urs Of Neyada. W Fuller do. WH Brandon do AJ Bonham Fren c G Zachariah Oro Fin H A Ashburn Scot f L B Hines do J-EShaw Nevada WR Morris do D Carpenter do J F Carr Willow Va — M James do P Yokum Nevada WoMurrydo. Al Zekind . do’ JD White Washin W HCoffman do’ H Hurst Unionville “H Brigham . do M Remington Alis R B Coo do F Cleveland Grass V D Cooler do DB Hunt do W Coomb do+f tured at this Shop-as only the best material is nstified before the Judiciary Committee to ‘Mhe-effect that Johnson directly interfered with thelr military orders, and restoretl: one: hundred millions of dollars worth of property to rebels, without the least authority of law. The Freedmeh are holding Radical meetings in Charleston, South Carolina. THR ‘7¥inéé say8 a new weekly paper, te hocalled the Law Gazette and ReporYer will be issued in a few days; in San ., Francisco, under the auspices of somerlegal géntlemen. It, is intended to issue the paper.every Saturday, and it is tocontain full reports of cases tried, and comwmenced, decisions rendered, rules of Court, lists of attorndys, eto., of importance to _ the legal fraternity and all persons having * business in the Courts. , “Pam Supplimentary Reconstruction Bill . pagsed: both houses of Congress,*has been vetoed’ by: Johnson, and passed over his woe sing the last Eastern . tches v eived. The Vote in the = bid te was 40 to 7, and in the-Houso 114 q it Maton sot ee FRET GE “to ahead Al a Mae New. York; Tribune, boasis of a c L t ; Tn this city, March 25th. 1867, to the wife of W. H. Crawford, a danghter, ss eae inna Rei teat arene a Se DIED. = “ i In this city, March 24th 1867,. William, son of Jamen'sea Amelia Davis. a etme KELLERB?S Original Nevada Minstrels ! . ILL APPEAR BEFORE THE PEOPLE of Nevada, in one of their Chaste and Side Splitting Entertainments, at the NEVADA THEATRE, —ON— THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 28th. The Company is composed of the following named gentlemen: Lew Keller, Accordianist and Bone Player, Bill Daivdson, Tamboriniet and Negro Delineator. George Edmonds, 9 NAOlimiaty Joe English, Cornet Player and Balladist. Jimmy Wilson, . Chapnpten Jig Dancer. é : Guitarist and Baladiets tis > timkt Mareus ) Mix 2 _ oe Bedond Violinfete bo ga . La ARRIVALS AT THE REIONAL EX ANGE HOTEL. ‘Broad Street, Mevada Ci yy Callfornia. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. J Brooks Moores KR Wilson Grass Val EJ Carney Hunts h $ Gildersleeye do bf L Cuddeback Blue T FM Hatheway Eure H H Matheny. do W Murchie Ranch ~ WA Honghtondo F M Watson Timbu J McLeod Hunts hill M Mohler Willow v 8 D Wolf Union Hot B S Jones Pittsbu m W Gillerland Gold FS D Merchant. -do R P Barnett Cana h C.W Scott Anthon h W S Head Bannerv J R Mellen do H Sther Red Rog = J Cunningham Yo B J Timmons do AH Bairbanks G M AJackson Nevada H Larkin Deer Cree J®Rayménd do AF Chapman Down H Powell Birchville F A Potter do S B Davenport Piet hF E Ingalls do E T Gile San Franci E Pierson Omega C Fancher do F Ryan do G@ A Ellis Birchville G A Cooper Blue T J F Glenn Cunning § G Lewis You Bet D H Birdsall do W Caville do Mrs Hamilton do Mrs Prentice do Who Makes Your Boots ? — B, LUTZ, c N STILL BE FOUND AT HIS SHOP. a few oors below the National Kxchange Hotel, ready to manufacture, to order, as good Boots as were éver Worn. All he asks is one trial. No one has ever cause of complaint with Boots manufaced and a good fit always guaranteed. Boots Repaired inthe very best style and at reasonable rates. mi House For Sale. A Good Dwelling House, sitr nated on one, of the main streets of the tt) town, is offered FOR SALE CHEAP,— ')) The House contains six roome and as convenient as apy in town, ALSO, FOR SALE A Piano with Melodeon Attachment For further particulars enquire at the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIP? OF ‘LCE. ; mechb2l FRANK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles? Mill, near the Suspension Bridge. LL KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER. REPAIRING done promptly. Agent for Warren & Whitney, Nashua, N. H., manufacturers of Machinists Tvols and Machinery. jand GENERAL VARIETY STORE. BRIGGS & CHAPMAN, Pine Street.. =. Sey ‘}IAVE ON HAND a splendid stock of Goods for the Holidays, of a great werlely. : Call and see the Toys ! Apples, Pears and all kinds of Fruits—the best in the market. Cider—the prime juice of the Apple. manufactured at Chapman’s Ranch, A splendid article for Mince Pies. Also, Pure Cider Vinegar. Nuts and Contectionery—A large and fresh stock, of every kind. Cigars. nd Tobacco—a good stock. A thonsand other articles too numerous to mention Now is the time to buy at very low prices, Nevada, Dec. 11th. go. As PIERCE, DEALER IN Groceries and Provisions, Liquors, CHOICE WINES, ETC., Junction of Main & Cayote Streets NEVADA CITY. Nevada, Nov. 28th. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. (Established in 1853.) ax JAMES 3. OTT Office—28 Main Street, Nev.da City, Gon AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Melted and Assayed. Correctness of Assays ae = 2 guaranteed. ; eiting done in the presence of depositors. J. B. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law NOTARY PUBLIC, And Commission of Deeds for Nevada. Main street, North San J Frank Smitha uan, fext deor above BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts, ae tar" IF YOU WANT A. GOOD DRINK a4 THE UNITED STATES nate of the. Universities FOR MARSHAL. BLES W. com iss idate for tion to the offige of © are hal. FOR MARSHAL. — . oo a x ry HE many friends of B. H. COLLIER t fally pevpaee _— og meee or we ma ffi f cit rehal. ey eve , the office u y ® . i , imev reepect, of dischargivg d ties sppertaining tothat office. mchi6 : ¥OH MARSHAL, ILLIAM SCOTT is hereby announced. as.& : ¢andidate for the office ef City Marshal at the ensuing Elevtion. ; ‘FOR MARSHAL. \ T. CANFIELD, at the urgent solicitation A Je of numerous friends, announces himself as a candidate for the office of City Marshat;-at the election to be held on the 6th day of May, 1867., Spring of 1867! FIRST IN THE FIELD! ' AND READY FOR-THE SPRING CAMPAIGN !!. Stern Winters frowns have pacsed away, and beatiteous Spring returns once more; With radiant emiles and colors gay, Proclaiming Wintérs Fashions o'er. The skies are clothed in deeper bine, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seems re-created new, A Paradise for man's delight. But the kindly garb that Nature wears. Resplendant thongh it be Is not half xo dazzling to the eye % As the New Spring and Summer Styles of Goods now being received at the Mammoth Clothing Store of BANNELRES. JUST RECEIVED AND NOW. OPENING —AT THE— CLOTHING EMPORIUM —,OF— BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine Streets,} NEVADA CITY. A Large pad Splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING, are FURNISHING GOODS, Selected expressly for this ma: ket—all of.the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Which we offer for eale at such LOW RATES As cannot failto give complete satisfaction, Ge We have now 1n Store a Superior Assortment of Fine Dress Suits, " Business Suits, New Styles of Every Description ! J New Spring styles of © a HATS 1 I Including the celebrated And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New Stylee—Juet Introduced. J Bankerts’ ‘Philadelphia Boots, sate Pj «cfd And every other kinds of Boots, ~ Suitable for the Season. BOYS’ CLOTHING, Of Every Description. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all Colors. . FINEWHITE & FLANNEL SHIRTS! HANDKERCHIEFS, pene in Bog aaa pay sada . Nevada County and our LOWER: 3 : ae a Oh Borlandous,; LeEmperor,. ND FIGURES 1 . . There are seven Meat Markets in . THIS TOWN, SELLING ABOUT 3,000 Ibs, . OF MEAT. DAILY. NEW CONCERN (5 MARKET, . Has recently been opened and the prices charg . by that Market average 5 cents am, . less than the public have had to pay © for their Meats during the past winter ma } up tothe present time. It can be seen by a very simple calculation that this NEW. MARKET may.be.made_the means of lessening the cost of living very much, and atthe © a ee a omer OHNSTON?s ‘same time of improving the quality of Meats and 3 thus securing a constant supply of a luxury, the . absence of which is sometin es eerionsly and vex. atiously experienced under the reign of monope‘ly, viz :—Fat Meats. Quantity of Meats consumed, = 3000 Ibs, Reduction in price, § ets, Saving per day, $150 00 Or, $54,750 per year—A SUM ABOUT EQUAL TO THE WHOLE FEDERAL TAX. OF THE COUNTY !! : JOHNSTON founds his hope of sue. cess on, the intelligence of this community, and / he is so sanguine on this point, as to be troubled q with no misgivings whatever ag to the success of 7 his undertaking, which will follow as an incident . of the improved public welfare. mhis . Dry Goods, Goods, . How to Economize !‘Buy your Goods at q A. GOLDSMITH ?’S Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada City. Ore Carpets. ; Millinery § Oil Cloths, Goods q Ladies and Children’s Shocs, 1867, . SIMON ROSENTHAL ~ New Arrangement 1 NEW STOCK OF GOODS AT GREATLY . REDUCED PRICES . Money saved and made by purchesing your,Geo s) at, ROSENTHAL’S — store ! c: : JACOB ROSENTHAL & BROTHER~having formed @ co-partnership in the Dry Goods Bae) ness, would respectfully announce to the citizends of Nevada and vicinity, that they are now receiv . ing a Large addition w their lormer stock of Ladies and Childrens’ Dress Goods. At our store may now be found the largest and finest assortment in Nevada county. seautiful styles of Dress Patterns, Shawls, Bobmets, Ladies’ aud Misees Biia@ts, and faucy a tcles uf every description. Goods receivea ey ery week from San Fiancisco, : j Hemember, the place to purchase everythi need is at RUSENTHAL’S STORK, next 0) Crawiord, Leavitt & Co's. : fe 9 1867, JACOB ROSENTHAL. Fire and Marine Insurance, \ UNION 3 INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SAN FRANCISCO. Wos, 416 and 418 California stree . THE STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALL! ‘ LIABLE. ' Surplus July ist, 1866.-.-$119,7% CALEB T. FAX. President® Charles D. Haven, Secretary. _ Gustave Touchard, Marine Director. ; A. H. OTHEMAN, Agent for NevadsMUSEO!tMUSIC! Ca TEACHER Or MUSIC. SSTRUCTIONS GIVEN on “HE PIANO; qisteal InsteelaeieQuadrille. Music from two to # Guitar or 0 pieces as may be Music arranged for the Piano, instruments, easy or di: tasdesired, 2% . “ JOHN DANIEL, a MARBLE WORKS, ] 1 . ee Fi “ 5 . P Page iste. i253) 4 j +) . . " 3 of vat ‘ gidet Sree) Art $100, Daors open at Talos. yalso member'of e8 before 5 { res ra Fa ES : than All Goods i‘ tes . AS ENTS, TC . 421 PINE ST ij tet reve U BS) Fancy 4 ; ee Che Da NEVADA LOCAL . ! THE NEVAD: ler’s Original N an entertainme1 day evening of —ance_will be of Jadies can atten dress circle ero will be conduct 4. -theld up” by K at the business, not. “a-sardine”’ . This troupe is ¢ amusing our they Will show talent by ‘turn Thursday even) consist of burl negro eccentric this troupe is v ple they will g of the kind ev and Birch left EDWARDS’ : Chas. H. Moor self feeding pe holder is suppl and when char anentire page the pen in inl ented by Edw any pen. Mr. pen holder. \ and found it v FATIGueED. hombre, fatig over dose of ‘‘t fortable “snoo Pine street. — placed a huge on which wi: “For Sale.” . tramping of there was no After complet about a coup! _ went staggeri HomicrpE.er, named Ah Chinaman at evening, abo grew out of . ger” shop on ceived two s which passed the femoral a few minutes diately arrest Constable Hu Tur New M quite a feature furnishing as it ply of Meats, a: comparison-wit tainly all classe general good, s pletely calculat the gure conseq license—inferic ston says, and those who help not use the mea not consistent] imposition, thr and made the s} NATURALL natives of FP the District Teixeira, Ms J. Trezea, An Francisco A, Maniel Fret: Viera. z ma District Met yesterda after natural to Friday. Mixep W twelve hours Sunshine an weather is g tiaiden but 1 NEw Mus ‘ceived a sup piano. Stor THA of Hall’s Pu A ose ee

NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. C@UNER & cIT [OF IOLAL Fugicys. PURSDAY, MARCH 26,'1867. ConsERyATISM.—Conservatism is the 4mplacable foe of progress in every department of life, It clings tenaciously to “old forms, creeds and practices, resisting ‘alt progressive movements. . Conservatism is more apt tocling to theevils in any system-than to the good, for the progressive’ spirit of the world extracts the good >of -old-creeds and practices, and discards the evil, leaving conservatism no basis save -evil to-rest apon.-In-the history.of the church, conservatism held to the forms of 4he old dispensation, while Christianity, with the true spirit of progress, took what _“$as good of the old, and built up a new and a better system. Conservatism in cour own history attempted to rear a bulwark around the English throne, and though the good of the English constitution was all lost, it tried to bind the Colonies with galling chains of despotism.— The progréssive spirit dashed down the bnlwarks reared around oppression, and adopting the good of the English constitution, built up a republic founded upon the everlasting principles of liberty. Time #olled on, until slavery, an evil left by framers of the constitution, begun to endanger the country, and immediately con-gervatism assumed & position in defence of that institution. The same spirit led rebele to take-up arms in defence of an evil which had grown up in defiance of our, _eonatitution_and the genius of our government. Conservat-sm in the South was treason in the North—it was copperheadsm. Anthony,in speaking of Caesar's death, is made by Shakspedrg to say: “The evil that men do lives after them ;! The good is oft interred with their bones.” The same may be said of parties, and it seemis that conservatism has an espécial mission to perform, in preserving the evils. What little there was of good in ancient democracy is buried with it or incorporated into radicalism, and the conservatives of the country are endeavoring to perpetuate the evil, Tho conservatives, under the lead of Andrew Johnson,are endeavoring now to preserve tho treasonable spirit of the South and to build up governments in antagonism to universal liberty. In this, as well as in every other contest, conservatism must fail. The radical spirit of progress in the country is as the course ofa mighty river. The conservatives may baild their little “wing-dams,” or attempt to stay the tide, but the great river will flow on, wideniiig and deepening its chan_nél.on aecount of its accumulated strength, _ gained fii overcoming obstacles, until it ‘hall reach every land and extend to all peopl Easter ‘ably adjou “has. been. offe shonld be tried or Irems.—Congress will probDecember. A resolution eased immediately. The-sum of ‘$1,000,000 h been appropriated By’ Congress to relleve the destitute. > ~ eof the South. Generals Howard and Sexton have tes4 We have frequently seen a crowded house Labread. ‘The music by Madame Shonen. + they seem to -be-carried away. with the. declaring that Dayis THe CoxceRT.—The concert given by Shon@iiberg and George Ed daslsted” by Nt . Saturday night, owas not asJargely attended as it deserved. on the occasion ‘of an entertainment’ not half'so good ; but it makes some difference whether the perfornters are from berg and Edmonds, on Saturday night, was exquisite, and was highly appreciated by the audience. Edmonds’ solo on the } violin was brilligntly executed. .He possesses an almost. magic power with his violin. .As soon as he strikes a note, all confusion in the audience is hushed and music. “The pathetic passages are executed with a feeling that seems to pervade every listener and theeffect is written upon every countenance. As soon as the ‘performer strikes upon the jig every eye begins to sparkle and involuntarily the feet begin.to move in time to the music. We have heard many performers of _ greater celebrity than Edmonds, but we have never seen any that could so control an audience with a violin. Bill Davidson appeared asthe charmer of “snaix,” and handled a huge “sarpent” like one of that genius. He also appeared in his speciality, the “Empressanio,”The Willis boys danced and sang first rate. “They possess considerable talent and would add to any entertainment. Jimmy Wilson danced a jig and sang a song in good style. Mr. Matheny sang “Hard Up” with good effect. The music of the orchestra, composed of Edmonds; Chase, English, Lampe and Carter was firstrate. The entire per formance was excellent, and we are sorry that there was not a larger audience to appreciate it. A Rute WitHovut aN ExcEPptTion.— Make it aruleof life never to be absent from your wife, whefi consistent with your duty asa man and a citizen it is possible for-you to be present and never go out for what the world calls pleasure without her. This isasound rule and just one. You ought to have everything in common to share each other’s sorrows and joys; and how a man who really loves his wife can go out and find entertainment night after night I am ata loss to conceive. No man has aright to be absent from his wife beyond what is necessary. You may say, “May I join a rifle corps?” “O, yes by all means if you have time but come home directly after the exercise is over.” ‘May I not go out with this friend or that friend orto this or that party ?’’ I say, “No, not without your wife,” On_one_ occasion during the attack at Donelson, a Southern. hardshell exhorter was holding forth in exalted strains,declaring repeatedly that.the Lord fought on the side of the South, and Jehovah was encamped round about the Confederate Army saying thatit was impossible for the feel ing Yankees to conquer them.Just.atthe close of one of these sentences, a man dash ed. up to the church door on horseback, and yelled out : “The Yankees have captured Fort Donelson and are coming up the river !’ ‘Then my brethering, observed the startled preacher, ‘save yourselves, for the Lord has got licked.” BORN. urs Of Neyada. W Fuller do. WH Brandon do AJ Bonham Fren c G Zachariah Oro Fin H A Ashburn Scot f L B Hines do J-EShaw Nevada WR Morris do D Carpenter do J F Carr Willow Va — M James do P Yokum Nevada WoMurrydo. Al Zekind . do’ JD White Washin W HCoffman do’ H Hurst Unionville “H Brigham . do M Remington Alis R B Coo do F Cleveland Grass V D Cooler do DB Hunt do W Coomb do+f tured at this Shop-as only the best material is nstified before the Judiciary Committee to ‘Mhe-effect that Johnson directly interfered with thelr military orders, and restoretl: one: hundred millions of dollars worth of property to rebels, without the least authority of law. The Freedmeh are holding Radical meetings in Charleston, South Carolina. THR ‘7¥inéé say8 a new weekly paper, te hocalled the Law Gazette and ReporYer will be issued in a few days; in San ., Francisco, under the auspices of somerlegal géntlemen. It, is intended to issue the paper.every Saturday, and it is tocontain full reports of cases tried, and comwmenced, decisions rendered, rules of Court, lists of attorndys, eto., of importance to _ the legal fraternity and all persons having * business in the Courts. , “Pam Supplimentary Reconstruction Bill . pagsed: both houses of Congress,*has been vetoed’ by: Johnson, and passed over his woe sing the last Eastern . tches v eived. The Vote in the = bid te was 40 to 7, and in the-Houso 114 q it Maton sot ee FRET GE “to ahead Al a Mae New. York; Tribune, boasis of a c L t ; Tn this city, March 25th. 1867, to the wife of W. H. Crawford, a danghter, ss eae inna Rei teat arene a Se DIED. = “ i In this city, March 24th 1867,. William, son of Jamen'sea Amelia Davis. a etme KELLERB?S Original Nevada Minstrels ! . ILL APPEAR BEFORE THE PEOPLE of Nevada, in one of their Chaste and Side Splitting Entertainments, at the NEVADA THEATRE, —ON— THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 28th. The Company is composed of the following named gentlemen: Lew Keller, Accordianist and Bone Player, Bill Daivdson, Tamboriniet and Negro Delineator. George Edmonds, 9 NAOlimiaty Joe English, Cornet Player and Balladist. Jimmy Wilson, . Chapnpten Jig Dancer. é : Guitarist and Baladiets tis > timkt Mareus ) Mix 2 _ oe Bedond Violinfete bo ga . La ARRIVALS AT THE REIONAL EX ANGE HOTEL. ‘Broad Street, Mevada Ci yy Callfornia. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. J Brooks Moores KR Wilson Grass Val EJ Carney Hunts h $ Gildersleeye do bf L Cuddeback Blue T FM Hatheway Eure H H Matheny. do W Murchie Ranch ~ WA Honghtondo F M Watson Timbu J McLeod Hunts hill M Mohler Willow v 8 D Wolf Union Hot B S Jones Pittsbu m W Gillerland Gold FS D Merchant. -do R P Barnett Cana h C.W Scott Anthon h W S Head Bannerv J R Mellen do H Sther Red Rog = J Cunningham Yo B J Timmons do AH Bairbanks G M AJackson Nevada H Larkin Deer Cree J®Rayménd do AF Chapman Down H Powell Birchville F A Potter do S B Davenport Piet hF E Ingalls do E T Gile San Franci E Pierson Omega C Fancher do F Ryan do G@ A Ellis Birchville G A Cooper Blue T J F Glenn Cunning § G Lewis You Bet D H Birdsall do W Caville do Mrs Hamilton do Mrs Prentice do Who Makes Your Boots ? — B, LUTZ, c N STILL BE FOUND AT HIS SHOP. a few oors below the National Kxchange Hotel, ready to manufacture, to order, as good Boots as were éver Worn. All he asks is one trial. No one has ever cause of complaint with Boots manufaced and a good fit always guaranteed. Boots Repaired inthe very best style and at reasonable rates. mi House For Sale. A Good Dwelling House, sitr nated on one, of the main streets of the tt) town, is offered FOR SALE CHEAP,— ')) The House contains six roome and as convenient as apy in town, ALSO, FOR SALE A Piano with Melodeon Attachment For further particulars enquire at the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIP? OF ‘LCE. ; mechb2l FRANK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles? Mill, near the Suspension Bridge. LL KINDS OF MACHINERY BUILT TO ORDER. REPAIRING done promptly. Agent for Warren & Whitney, Nashua, N. H., manufacturers of Machinists Tvols and Machinery. jand GENERAL VARIETY STORE. BRIGGS & CHAPMAN, Pine Street... =.. Sey ‘}IAVE ON HAND a splendid stock of Goods for the Holidays, of a great werlely. : Call and see the Toys ! Apples, Pears and all kinds of Fruits—the best in the market. Cider—the prime juice of the Apple. manufactured at Chapman’s Ranch, A splendid article for Mince Pies. Also, Pure Cider Vinegar. Nuts and Contectionery—A large and fresh stock, of every kind. Cigars. nd Tobacco—a good stock. A thonsand other articles too numerous to mention Now is the time to buy at very low prices, Nevada, Dec. 11th. go. As PIERCE, DEALER IN Groceries and Provisions, Liquors, CHOICE WINES, ETC., Junction of Main & Cayote Streets NEVADA CITY. Nevada, Nov. 28th. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. (Established in 1853.) ax JAMES 3. OTT Office—28 Main Street, Nev.da City, Gon AND ORES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Melted and Assayed. Correctness of Assays ae = 2 guaranteed. ; eiting done in the presence of depositors. J. B. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law NOTARY PUBLIC, And Commission of Deeds for Nevada. Main street, North San J Frank Smitha uan, fext deor above BLAZE’S SALOON! Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts, ae tar" IF YOU WANT A. GOOD DRINK a4

THE UNITED STATES nate of the. Universities FOR MARSHAL. BLES W. com iss idate for tion to the offige of © are hal. FOR MARSHAL. — . oo a x ry HE many friends of B. H. COLLIER t fally pevpaee _— og meee or we ma ffi f cit rehal. ey eve , the office u y ® . i , imev reepect, of dischargivg d ties sppertaining tothat office. mchi6 : ¥OH MARSHAL, ILLIAM SCOTT is hereby announced. as.& : ¢andidate for the office ef City Marshal at the ensuing Elevtion. ; ‘FOR MARSHAL. \ T. CANFIELD, at the urgent solicitation A Je of numerous friends, announces himself as a candidate for the office of City Marshat;-at the election to be held on the 6th day of May, 1867., Spring of 1867! FIRST IN THE FIELD! ' AND READY FOR-THE SPRING CAMPAIGN !!. Stern Winters frowns have pacsed away, and beatiteous Spring returns once more; With radiant emiles and colors gay, Proclaiming Wintérs Fashions o'er. The skies are clothed in deeper bine, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seems re-created new, A Paradise for man's delight. But the kindly garb that Nature wears. Resplendant thongh it be Is not half xo dazzling to the eye % As the New Spring and Summer Styles of Goods now being received at the Mammoth Clothing Store of BANNELRES. JUST RECEIVED AND NOW. OPENING —AT THE— CLOTHING EMPORIUM —,OF— BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine Streets,} NEVADA CITY. A Large pad Splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING, are FURNISHING GOODS, Selected expressly for this ma: ket—all of.the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Which we offer for eale at such LOW RATES As cannot failto give complete satisfaction, Ge We have now 1n Store a Superior Assortment of Fine Dress Suits, " Business Suits, New Styles of Every Description ! J New Spring styles of © a HATS 1 I Including the celebrated And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New Stylee—Juet Introduced. J Bankerts’ ‘Philadelphia Boots, sate Pj «cfd And every other kinds of Boots, ~ Suitable for the Season. BOYS’ CLOTHING, Of Every Description. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all Colors. . FINEWHITE & FLANNEL SHIRTS! HANDKERCHIEFS, pene in Bog aaa pay sada . Nevada County and our LOWER: 3 : ae a Oh Borlandous,; LeEmperor,. ND FIGURES 1 . . There are seven Meat Markets in . THIS TOWN, SELLING ABOUT 3,000 Ibs, . OF MEAT. DAILY.. NEW CONCERN (5 MARKET, . Has recently been opened and the prices charg . by that Market average 5 cents am, . less than the public have had to pay © for their Meats during the past winter ma } up tothe present time. It can be seen by a very simple calculation that this NEW. MARKET may.be.made_the means of lessening the cost of living very much, and atthe © a ee a omer OHNSTON?s ‘same time of improving the quality of Meats and 3 thus securing a constant supply of a luxury, the . absence of which is sometin es eerionsly and vex. atiously experienced under the reign of monope‘ly, viz :—Fat Meats. Quantity of Meats consumed, = 3000 Ibs, Reduction in price, § ets, Saving per day, $150 00 Or, $54,750 per year—A SUM ABOUT EQUAL TO THE WHOLE FEDERAL TAX. OF THE COUNTY !! : JOHNSTON founds his hope of sue. cess on, the intelligence of this community, and / he is so sanguine on this point, as to be troubled q with no misgivings whatever ag to the success of 7 his undertaking, which will follow as an incident . of the improved public welfare. mhis . Dry Goods, Goods, . How to Economize !‘Buy your Goods at q A. GOLDSMITH ?’S Fashionable Dry Goods Store, Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada City. Ore Carpets. ; Millinery § Oil Cloths, Goods q Ladies and Children’s Shocs, 1867, . SIMON ROSENTHAL ~ New Arrangement 1 NEW STOCK OF GOODS AT GREATLY . REDUCED PRICES . Money saved and made by purchesing your,Geo s) at, ROSENTHAL’S — store ! c: : JACOB ROSENTHAL & BROTHER~having formed @ co-partnership in the Dry Goods Bae) ness, would respectfully announce to the citizends of Nevada and vicinity, that they are now receiv . ing a Large addition w their lormer stock of Ladies and Childrens’ Dress Goods. At our store may now be found the largest and finest assortment in Nevada county. seautiful styles of Dress Patterns, Shawls, Bobmets, Ladies’ aud Misees Biia@ts, and faucy a tcles uf every description. Goods receivea ey ery week from San Fiancisco, : j Hemember, the place to purchase everythi need is at RUSENTHAL’S STORK, next 0) Crawiord, Leavitt & Co's. : fe 9 1867, JACOB ROSENTHAL. Fire and Marine Insurance, \ UNION 3 INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SAN FRANCISCO. Wos, 416 and 418 California stree . THE STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALL! ‘ LIABLE. ' Surplus July ist, 1866.-.-$119,7% CALEB T. FAX. President® Charles D. Haven, Secretary. _ Gustave Touchard, Marine Director. ; A. H. OTHEMAN, Agent for NevadsMUSEO!tMUSIC! Ca TEACHER Or MUSIC. SSTRUCTIONS GIVEN on “HE PIANO; qisteal InsteelaeieQuadrille. Music from two to # Guitar or 0 pieces as may be Music arranged for the Piano, instruments, easy or di: tasdesired, 2% . “ JOHN DANIEL, a MARBLE WORKS, ] 1 . ee Fi “ 5 . P Page iste. i253) 4 j +) . . " 3 of vat ‘ gidet Sree) Art $100, Daors open at Talos. yalso member'of e8 before 5 { res ra Fa ES : than All Goods i‘ tes . AS ENTS, TC . 421 PINE ST ij tet reve U BS) Fancy 4 ; ee Che Da NEVADA LOCAL . ! THE NEVAD: ler’s Original N an entertainme1 day evening of —ance_will be of Jadies can atten dress circle ero will be conduct 4. -theld up” by K at the business, not. “a-sardine”’ . This troupe is ¢ amusing our they Will show talent by ‘turn Thursday even) consist of burl negro eccentric this troupe is v ple they will g of the kind ev and Birch left EDWARDS’ : Chas. H. Moor self feeding pe holder is suppl and when char anentire page the pen in inl ented by Edw any pen. Mr. pen holder. \ and found it v FATIGueED. hombre, fatig over dose of ‘‘t fortable “snoo Pine street. — placed a huge on which wi: “For Sale.” . tramping of there was no After complet about a coup! _ went staggeri HomicrpE.er, named Ah Chinaman at evening, abo grew out of . ger” shop on ceived two s which passed the femoral a few minutes diately arrest Constable Hu Tur New M quite a feature furnishing as it ply of Meats, a: comparison-wit tainly all classe general good, s pletely calculat the gure conseq license—inferic ston says, and those who help not use the mea not consistent] imposition, thr and made the s} NATURALL natives of FP the District Teixeira, Ms J. Trezea, An Francisco A, Maniel Fret: Viera. z ma District Met yesterda after natural to Friday. Mixep W twelve hours Sunshine an weather is g tiaiden but 1 NEw Mus ‘ceived a sup piano. Stor THA of Hall’s Pu A ose ee