March 29, 1864 (4 pages)

SPRATT, coun ° 4th Fest. He of the areeting : an action d, in the district of county of led therehie Writ it n twenty and out of served Ou striet. or inst you, int. The 12 sum of cenig pert 3° dne and pote own you fail te ; ed, jtlain= ‘said sum H. Farqu foresiaid press the a NevadaS64. , Clerk. Deputy. d, Judge + t. derk, Deputy. f the 14th Hornig, in oe. Fe She pple of the. Calvin L. appear in—-# bove namre Mth Jue iswer the lays, after -if: served it, of this rict, with said biskrurent by ‘ording to id action is -court an natrimony lof which 1erein filed fail to ap rye requir at accord. sent of the dicial Dia in-ave for f Janwary, 2; Clerk. rev Stamp. lee of the TOPLESS. inthe Jus. © and forthe = he State of uu and Alh-and W, . estate of year be fore Kurcha,—in wth day of uswer unt »)SuUCE you ‘i Ore Intns due or a ted and de1f61, with cr menth Jollars, on ecuted and , 1862, With per month / n my office / let you for ; and dam of March” & NLEY, : ‘uwuship. é ir the space KY. J.P. —Estate of: fice is here nistrator of ised. to the ing chrime sthem with months afce tok. ll. nistrator —Estate of Notice ‘js ‘xecutorsef ceased, to fing claims t.the same tem months ice to either A. Delano STCHER., sxceutors. Scene ny. 1e Gold and Company of y, ate hereby 123d, 1864, he mouth of 1 on Little standing in iS will satise each of said sments and ’ Am't due, $i0 inet negociaote,” beariDg unt of Twe , hearin, in. alf per erent { tavor of F. . Abbot’ and ABBOTT. JURY, tore, pakes’ OB rome as aan f Aevada Daily Transcript, _ Cheap as the Cheapest. DAD ¥ ” ——— VOL. VII.’ —aieaeiniaiiaatl NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH: 29, 1864. a aeiaameeeiiall BROWN & DEAL, PROPRIETORS. ° Terms ofthe Transcript—25 cts per week. Office on Commertial Street. Lae -At the Old Corner, : 8 SPILL THERE, and wants it to be : distinctly understood that he is going to stay there and-sell-his-gsede ag es aa It is his de-. termination not to be under: solid by anybody ! fis stock consists of Womens’ Shoes, Thick and Thin Sole. —+)Gatters, pes And every style of Shoe! Misses and Children’s Shoes. Every style. _Benkert’s Pump sole, Dress, “Square Edge, Double sole, & Quilted Bottom Boots. “A large assortment of iners’ Heavy and Light Boots, Gum Boots, &c. ¢ “fle sella LEATHER. Toots; Site _of every description at i San Francises Prices retail, Bot and Shoemaker’s supptied at command, All work bought at the <tureis warranted and will be repatred free-ov cost, if itrips unreasonably. : Having ene efthe very best_workmen In the State . am prepared to make Boots at short motice and warrant a fit-or-no-sale-. ne Grateful for liberal patronage inthe. past, I am determined to merit itin the future by giv: . ing the public first rate articles and at the loweat possible privtes.Remember the Corner : WM. R. COE, Nevada, Jan. 4th. NEVADA GAS COMPANY. TIVHE Company hereby give notice *o the citi zens of Nevada that Gas will be turned on the street mains on Tuesday, 26gh inst. : Thecompany are prepared to put up pipe and fixtures forall persons desirous of burning Gas. All persons are requested to leave their orders at the Gas Works. ; The price for putting up pipe he» boen reduc ed by the company to 25 cts. per foot. The price for fixtures as per kind and quality The price of Gus-wil-be-as heretofore with Me . following rates of “1scommt : 600 and up to 1000 feet per-weck, 5 per cent off. 1000 and up to 2080, 10 pereeut off. 2000 and upwards 15 per cent off. All sieters re set for former consumers free of charge. By order of Trustees. j24. B. T. ALLEN, Supt. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—Coruer of Broad and Pine Streets . [would inform my friends and all wishing my serviees that Tam prepared to attend those favoring = we with a eal, utany heur. TEETH after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve, will be filled without causing pain. I will warrant all Work ° Pone at this office, to be performed in a more skillful manner, and better satisfaction give than elsewhere in this ricinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are modcrate, and to suitthe times. £ am permanently lecated in this city. Residence on Sacramento street. 3d house from Temperance Hall. ne : CHAS. W. YOUNC, i Dealer in WATCHES, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, &c. “+ “—" aathe EAbrary Room, a tew deors @elow the Daily Transcrigt Office. Nevada, Nov. }4th. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Spring Street, Nevada. ; JOHN A. LANe~CASTER would in* the public generally ded apapel Aad nso ben he prehat he has wid elegant establishment of Horses, gies, Saddics, Harness, &c, and i ered to furmish as fiue turn outs as can be found the State. ig a 5 wae “tramed. fleet and easy. Saddle Horsce ’ u ready times A. lonzax in the bus dmeas and af earnest desire to retain the'confidence of my friends teads me—to believe 1 will %e able to give general satisfaction Particular attention paid to. Horecs on livery Carriages always in reatiin s¢ with caretal dri vers for the useof parties. Balls, &c. ‘The qualty of stock will permit me to say that those . Bahnorals, } for Ladies or Gentlemen wil bel = : SS x “NEVADA-RETAURANT.— a “ee No. 39 Broad Streets Next door to GW. Kidd's Banking [THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . GEO. E. TURNER, DEALER IN ‘Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, Stoves,. Everything made to order in the Tinware line. Job Work done at short notice. Give me a call atmy new Store on Main street, opposite Wells, Farge & Co. House. : « LECOCQ ‘would inform his old friends 7e and-patrons that he las re opened at the above place, his Rotisserie and Restaurant, -_ Which will be carried on in a style heretofore unknown in Nevada Persons wishing a first eles meal are invited to call The culinary department is carried on in sizht.of the customers, and none but the choicest morsels are used here. Fatnilies wishing to have a Roast deliyered to them, or parties desirous of ees XF RECHERCHE DINNERJY Are invitedto come. The services of one of the best cooks in California has been: secured by the roprietor, who-understan ds somethiny.inthat. Hire himiser’. and it Ts his intention to make this a model Restaurant. : ‘ iy Board from $7 per week and upwards. Single Meals from 50 cts up. Nevada, Dec. 7—tf Antelope Restaurant and Bakery. Broad Sircet, Nevada. ALEXANDER CAULT,~ _Proprictor. x ~ Having Removedtothe old > stand of W.G. Davi«‘on Broad St., ~ (fshallkeep a Efrat glass Res= ~*taurant and Bak@ry. The Restaurant wil always be supplied with a!l the delicacies the miarkec affords. ~~ Cakes, Pies and Bread of all kinds conSstantly on h : a cman : The patsohage of the public is solicted. so _._N\ ALEX. GAULT. Nevada, Oct. 9th—tf < : me \ A. B. CARLEY, Worn inferm his friends that he has refurnished and refitted his Saloon up in atyle, and is now prepared to furnish alt whemay favor him with a call with the best of Cigars,, Wines, Liquors, Ale and Porter, At his old place off Commercial street. -Walk™ up and give my Liquors a fairtest. 1 keeponly the beat ATs tf GEO. E. WITHINCTON, House Painting promptly attended to. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER, CURTAIN _ _At the toot of Broad Street. Nevada. yo ANCE No. 3—Revised.—An Or dinance fixing the Bonds of certain city offi ers: . The Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows : See: 1. The Marshal, Treasurer and Assessor. shall each give bonds with twe or more geod and .sufficient surctics, to be approved by the Board of Lrustees, payable te the inhabita.tsof thd-eity of Nevada, condit‘dnal for the faithful performance of their duties, In the penal sums following. to-wit: ‘ The Marshal in the sutw Of $5-000. The Treasnrerinthe sun of $5 000. The Assessor in.the sum of $1 000.) Sec, 2. All orders. heretofore passed fixthic the bonds of city officers are he: evy repaled. Paased March 21,184. JONAs CLAKK, Pres. CHARLES MUGLER, Manager. JUST OPENED! And now ready for public patronage. Breaktust-from-G-1+2 tu10 o'clockDinner from 12 1-4 to 2 1-2. Supper from’6 to 8 o'clock. ~ Board as per eoutract. NEVADA IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. ow chinery of every deseription.— ate Ouartz Machinery constructed, fit ted up or repaired Every kinds of Building Castings, Saw, © rist. Malt and Bark Mills— Horse Power and Car Wheels © Orders tilled promptly, and at as low rates.as any Letsblish_féteam Engines and Botlers thuilt to order. added, UNITED STATES BAKERY HAND Grocery and Provision Store. JULIUS DREIFUSS, ; RY OULD respectfal y inform lus friends and W thecitizens of Nevada eons rally that’ he has takem the above well known and popa jar Bakery. on Fine street, where he can always de found ready .oserve all who may favor him with their patronuye. BREAD, PIES, . CAKES, d CONFECTIONERY, Always on &and. At the old stand on Pine ot. Nevada, Nev. sth. : rl FALL SLY LE For 1863 ! SL AMOTT, FASHIONABLE HAT TER, Cer. of 2nd and J St. SACRAMENTO. Aftitesued the style of Hats for Fall and I Winter wear. ‘ = As this is the Best place in the State to procure # fime and Fashicunble ’ ile call on him and select One from his-—the Largest & best stock in the country —AT PRICES— ; LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. Orders is Oates: promptly and oO. a wn barge assortment of ; (i LADIES’ FURS !! 4 7 Just Received. Sacramento. Sept. Mth. : ; JOHN HERTZINCER. W ould inform. his frichds ana the public generally that he has just received San Prancisco a om re jeent stock of Boots & Shoes w Castings and Ma ment in Sacramento OF oan. Francisco—freight}. ° 3 ‘D. 8. Baker, Secretary-< =. Biaickh Spanish Eepgs--—— } Leite on hand a lorzesupply-of Full and F 4 Half Blood Spatiish Egy? for sale. li blood, Blavk Spanish, per doz. $6 00, Half{blood. ** : “ 1 00. Pwill xuarantee all Eggs to be fresh and full bloods; of pure unmixed stock, A. LONIS. m23 a West Broad street, Nevada. ~~ ( ) RDIN NCE We; 6=Hevised—An.G@r ‘dinance in relation toe powder. . “rhe Prustecs of the city ef Nevada, do ordain as follows; “Ss Sec. I. ,1t shall not be lawf] for any person Gr persons to keep powder ina greater quantity than fifty pounds for alonger perso : hours within the corporate limits ofthe city ot Nevada, excepting in the powder house. on the Washington road now occupied by Han on& Co, Any person or person. who shatt vio 1, shall on convictinn See 2, late the provision of Sec. five-and not exceeding one hundred dollars, or He imprisoned in the city prisom Dob exceeding ten days. Jsee 3. All ordinances heretofore passed in relation to p : dap are hereby repesleds assed March 21. i864. JON A. CLARK, Pres. [D. S. Beker, Clerk. a QEDINARSE “No. “dinaee to prohibit Noisy Amusements. The Trustees of theecity of Nevada, do ordain as follows sree aS Sec. 1. Any person or persons who shalt upoa any of the publie strects of this city engage Jn thé game of foot ball ~base ball, or any other came caleulated to disturb the’ peace and quict of the neiphborhood, or among pedestrians, shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined in any eum not jess than ten and not execeding twenty five dollars, or be imprisoned im the city prison not toexeced five days: Rec. 2) Ordinance No 43, pruwse d May 24th, 1860, entitled an ordinance to prohibit: noiry amusement is hereby repealed, Passed March 21. sod. ~~ JONA. CLARK, Pres. D.S. Baker; Clerk. ( RDINANCE No. 5—kte vised—in rela tion to Nuissnces. the-Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows: : > Sec. 1. Any person 6r persons who shall throw jute the streets of thiscity rubbish of any kind, or shall allow -uchto lay in trout of hie or their bulidings, oecupied lots or premisesf or any way “obstruct the streets or sidewalks, shall on con viection thereof, be fined ip any sum not leas than ten and not to exceed fifty doliars, or by imprisx onment inthe city prison not to exceed ten days. Provided, that any per*on or persons jinteudiny to ercet any building within this city, shall have Jeave to occupy Bor more than one-half. of the width of the streetin front of his or their premives with materlals during the dime such build ing is peing erect-d. Sec. 2. Aby person or persons who. shall put the carcass of any dead animat. or anything which is injurious to health, or offensive to the senses, into any creek, pond, stro-tor Jot within this city, so as.to interigre with the comfortable enjvy ment of life or property. shall upon con viction thereof, be fined in any sum not less than tee and to oxeeed fifty dollars or he imprisoned in the city prises not execeding ten days. Sec. 3. A property withih the limits of this city are requirea toremove from their pri mises, and from the streets adjoining the same and dir pose ofin such a mancer as not to iuterfere with the health or comfort of other citizens, all slaughter houses, @ecayed animal or vegetable matter, standidg pools, and every detriment to public health. On every failure to comp.y with the-provision of tion thereof be fimed in any sum not less than ten and not to exceed Sfty doliars, or be imprisoned in the city prison @ot exceeding ten days. Sec. 4. All ordinances hereto ore passed rela ting to nuinamees are herevy repealed. Passed March 41, 1364. JONA. Cu AKK, Pres. LD, 5, Baker, —_——— Clerk. Fer Sale. he will sell at low rates. Boots and Shoes made to order. done at short notice and place of bus nessen Sowell give gee 6 aah : e <a uive ave a call stmy pew Commercial Street, = few deors belew Transcript Pz the d os. lith. Seyadm 5 pain Splendid Waier W heel, 20 feet in diameter, with t, flanges, &c,&e for cheap. Vor further particulars enquire at Deer Crovk, oF at the +4 _Ordinance defining the duties-of Marshal and .o-attend all meetings ofthe Bosrd of Trustees, Sign and Ornamentat Painter, ~~~} dthan fourthereof be fined in any,eam not less than twenty>1 persons, owners or occupants of . . this section, the party oflending shall ou couvic-. RDINANCE NO. 1.—Revised. —An Policemen. The ‘Trustees of the City-ef Nevada do ordain as foHowsi— aneSeetion-}—_It shall be the duty-éf the Marshal to’ enforee the Ordinances of the City, and to~ CRI : NO 20. 2 California Stage Company's COACH EB & complainjto a Justice of the Peace of all violations WILL LEAVE NEVA i. thereof thatsmay—come under his notices He . , DAILY shall have power and it shall be his duty, to serve lawful process in a Justice's edurt, in cases F 2 ore , arising under the city Ordinance ; tc present the At 2 o’clock, P. M,, commission of any tT reach of the peace, ta supFOR jf press riots and disorderly dssemblages sto arrest and take into ecustody“any person or persons found committing afy act injurious to the quiet and good order, the city or property of any eitigen. Als fo arrest and take into engtody all vagrants.or suspicious persons Whose appearance gud conduct may seem to justify their being called to account for their manner of living. It sfiall be his age to afre st any—person committing-a breach of the peace, or using any violent threats, or creating any nusual noise or tumalt tolthe annoyance ef peaceable and orderly. citizens, and he may enter any house in which it may existfor the purpose of suppressing the same persons under the provisions of section ib wueli person ar-persons shall be committed tu the ity prison, andthe Marstial shall at the earlicat period practicable, report said arrest toa Jirstice-of the Peace having jurisdiction of the case. Section 3. Lt shall bé the duty of thé Marshal {6 preseribe such ruics-and regulations _ferthe .government of policemen whise on duty as he may deem wecessary for thesafety and seeurity of the city, having reference particularly to fires and to report to the Board of Truste: 8 forthwith any neglect or carelessness, OF wrong doing of apy policeman while on dary. zi crs . Section 4. ‘Phe Marshal shall collect albfines imposed for the breach of city Ordinances, he shall collectall taxes and licenses which may be established bythe Board of Trusteca, and rees ips for thesame ; he shall pry over to the Treasurer ail moénice it his Wands belonging te the eity, on . or before the second Moaday ef each month, re eciving therefor the receipt of the ‘Treasurer, Pwhich receipt he shall forthwith deposit with the clerk of Board ‘Crustés Llakiag his reecipt therefor He shalt-keep.an-accurate account of all monies xo reevived by him uv proper books to be by him provided which books shall at all. times be open to thé inspection of the Board of Prustees, wand to make anu present to the Board for their consid eration a statemcnt of his accounts at least once SS eerOW Zo Upon Te ARENT OT Uy” Person-or]~ Virginia & Carson Cities Arriving at Virgina at lL A. M. Returning will leave Virginiaat 4 A M. arriving at Nevada at 10 P.M. Connecting with thre ew Conipany’s Daily Line of Concord Coaches for Sacramento, ALAM. rysville at 7 A.M. Nevada. June 2d—tf CENTRE MARKET. ‘PHE CRNTRE MARKET is still sup plied with te Bect, i: Pork, . Mutton, : or. Veal, &c., Which will be soldat the lowest Fates, Shop on Commercial street, below TRANSCRIPT Printing Office. MW. MACKS HENRY. PHELER, H. MACKIE & CO., BANEERS. (Successors to GC WMuiferds> At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. G OLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates, 7 —— Checks on San--Franciseo and Sacramento, : ‘ Exchange on the Atlantic States and Kurope, é W. ft: DAVIDSON, Agent Section 3. If atany time the Marshal shalt deem it necessary, be shall have power to appoint as Deputy Marshal iniy person wio—may—be-ap+ proved by the Board of. frustecs. ané® puch Dep uty during his term of office shall have and possess all the powers atid authority granted to the Marshal by this Ordinance, , the Marshal being responsibie tur his offelal acts on his official bonds. : es Sloss Bection 6. The Roard of Trustees may appoint two-policomenayho shuill bold their office until their successors are elected and qualified, but tire Huard stall have power at dny time, jor wood cause shown, to suspend or remove such police mens Section 7. ‘The policemen shall have and poss esa all the power und authority granted to the Murslat by sevtivn t, of thie Grdinences They shall feithfuily remain on duty soeh time as the Marshal by rule shall establish, and obey his instructions in-all things relauny te the police government of the eity. Any persouor persons <urrested by any policemen, while on duty sbail Detaken tu the city prisun, or betore a Justice of theNWeuce, and such arre al shall be reported to tiie Marstial as soon as practicable —-Sections ‘The M restiat and policemen shall reeeiye such compensator. jor their servicus as may be fixed ky Ordinance, seetion). ONdinance No. 1 de fining the duties of Marshal and policemen passed May ¥th 756, 15 hereby repealed. Pagred’ Starch 2 Tet, 1564 JONANIAN CLAKK, Pres’t. D. 8. Baker, Clerk. —~\ ()" DINANCK No. & ‘tevised.— An Or ) dinaice concerning tire OMe of city Treasurer \ ‘The Trustees of the city of Nevada, do ordain as fulluwe ; Ny Kec, 1, It shall be the duty of the city Treas urer to re-eipt for cll monies ductand acerdug to theeity, or which are by Law be quired to be paid 1e him, orinto the ety Treasury? and to pi and didburse the sume on orders issued by . the Board of Trustees, signed by the elerk and pres ident of the Board. theshatl keep a fair andac curate agcount ofall amouies vy him received, showing the amount thereof, the time when, from whom: andon what account recetved ; ulao all disbursements by Lim made, showing’ the umount thereof, the time when and to whom paid. and he shall se a) range his bouks that the whnle receipts and expenditures will be shown by one gen ral cash account ; See. 2. Phe booke, accounts and vouchers of the ‘Treasurer shail at all times be subjeet to the inspection and examination of the Board of Trua tees, and he shall make out and pressat to the. Board of Trusteés a statement of his accouuls us often as ofice a month. see. 3. The Treasurer, when an order is drawn on him as such ‘Treasurer, and presented for pay ment, shal}. if there be money in the Sy pes ae ‘for that purpose. redecm the same, and *hal} write un the face of such order, “redeemed ”* the. date of redemption, and shall sign” his name thereto. When such order is not paid for want of funds, the Treasurer shail endorse thereon, “registered,’’ annexing the date of presentation and sign his numethereto Sec? 4. Orders drawn on the city Treasurer and properly atuwested shall be entitled to preferanee as to payment out of monies in the Treasury, property applicable to such order according to, the priority of date of registry. ‘The time 6f resenting such be noted by the Treasurer in ‘a %—kept by him for that purpose. and upon the receipt of any monies into the Treasury, uot otherwise approp! iated, it shall be the daty of the Treasurer to set apart the same or 60 much thereof ae may be necessagy.tor the payment of such ordere It shallalso be the duty of the ‘Treasurer tu advertise for the redemption of the city serip, from time to time, as the Board of Trusts may direct. ae = ‘ See. 5b. Upon the expiration of his term of office, the. Treasurer shall deliver to his successor all books, grpers and vouchers. belonging to his office and all movies iu the city Treasurer taking a receipt fur the same. ° Sec. +. ‘Lhe Treasurer shall reevive as a compensation lor hiswervices three per cent upou all mouies except the Fire Fund—disbursed by hin. This section slAll not be so coustrucd as to evtitle the Treasurer to any per centage on monies paid over to Mis suceesmor. Sec. 7. All Urdinanees heretofore eon. eerning the Office ot eaty Treasurer are hereby NEW FURNITURE STORE, Th Sums TO eUIT ai Advances made on Gold forwarded to the L. 8. Mint for Assay or Coinage. _ , County Sera bought at the Highest Rates. cr Agency for insurspee ayainat Fire. a Nevada, July Ist, Inéz. : GEO. W KIDD, In the Granite Building. Broad stresé es _._ NEVADA, iat G OLD DUST purchased at the hignest (3 Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the U.S Mint. & Sight Checks ou San Francisco avd Sacramena Drafts on the Eastern cities at the Lowest tate , Sg Collections made, and State and County Becuritics purchased atthe highest Mark value, Nevada, March 7, 1861-tf NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! W. L. SHAEFER,Nevada and the surroundin country that he hae remov his stock of Boos AND -SHobhse, To Kidd’s Building, a Pine Street Hehsa just received a large and splendid lot of Boots and Shoes from San Franciseo, whileb he will sell at very low rates He invites the attention ef eve and examine his stock. Hoots made to-order Kepairing prowptly and neatly done. Nevada, duly d4th.—tul CUNSMITHING. b: Z. P. DAVIS,. . Maving opened a shop at his residence on Sprixg Street is ready to do Work at * Gunsmithig, Lock Kepairing. &c. at short notieand on reasonat'*—*-rms. Nevada, Nov. Pt : 1. FE. JOUNSTON. ~~ H. VENDLERes JOHNSTON & WENDLER, ‘dy to call Wee em eee ———— = “< \ friends in thie city and the neigh@ boring towns that they hove ‘ opened a > : On Broad Street, Opposite G.W . Kidd’s Banking ee Their stock consists in part of Chamber Sets, Chairs, Bedsteads, Mirrors, Bureaus, Tables, Secretaries, , Sofas. Bedding and Furniture of every description al reasonabie rates. sm ; Uphelstery. of atl description dene. Furnitufe repaiféd abd cleaned. jani4 Fashionable Tailor Shop. J. DOWNING, OULD inform the geatlemen of Nevada W that he has taken the New Store om Pine Street, 1 door from Knox’ Brick Building, and has band on every kind of Cleths, Vest Patrerns, sultab'e for coats, pants, an yeste, wi ich he is prepared to make oe. Je e@hort order ay . warranted to fit. Everything neatly dove iu the tailoring bee 426 MACUIRE’S SALOON, {Neo 6 Mill Street, Grass Valley.tt ier and Cigars, kept at this Saloon, Nevadans give mea call. ~ JOHN MAGUIRE. Proprietor. repealed. 21. . JON A. CLARK, Pres D. 8. Baker, Clerk. { ; Grass Vall:y, Nov. iv—tf Would intorm the citigens of Would respect filly ivform their’ putts Bs fy ere Te 5 ie + cS

SPRATT, coun ° 4th Fest. He of the areeting : an action d, in the district of county of led therehie Writ it n twenty and out of served Ou striet. or inst you, int. The 12 sum of cenig pert 3° dne and pote own you fail te ; ed, jtlain= ‘said sum H. Farqu foresiaid press the a NevadaS64. , Clerk. Deputy. d, Judge + t. derk, Deputy. f the 14th Hornig, in oe. Fe She pple of the. Calvin L. appear in—-# bove namre Mth Jue iswer the lays, after -if: served it, of this rict, with said biskrurent by ‘ording to id action is -court an natrimony lof which 1erein filed fail to ap rye requir at accord. sent of the dicial Dia in-ave for f Janwary, 2; Clerk. rev Stamp. lee of the TOPLESS. inthe Jus. © and forthe = he State of uu and Alh-and W, . estate of year be fore Kurcha,—in wth day of uswer unt »)SuUCE you ‘i Ore Intns due or a ted and de1f61, with cr menth Jollars, on ecuted and , 1862, With per month / n my office / let you for ; and dam of March” & NLEY, : ‘uwuship. é ir the space KY. J.P. —Estate of: fice is here nistrator of ised. to the ing chrime sthem with months afce tok. ll. nistrator —Estate of Notice ‘js ‘xecutorsef ceased, to fing claims t.the same tem months ice to either A. Delano STCHER., sxceutors. Scene ny. 1e Gold and Company of y, ate hereby 123d, 1864, he mouth of 1 on Little standing in iS will satise each of said sments and ’ Am't due, $i0 inet negociaote,” beariDg unt of Twe , hearin, in. alf per erent { tavor of F. . Abbot’ and ABBOTT. JURY, tore, pakes’ OB rome as aan f Aevada Daily Transcript, _ Cheap as the Cheapest. DAD ¥ ” ——— VOL. VII.’ —aieaeiniaiiaatl NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH: 29, 1864. a aeiaameeeiiall BROWN & DEAL, PROPRIETORS. ° Terms ofthe Transcript—25 cts per week. Office on Commertial Street. Lae -At the Old Corner, : 8 SPILL THERE, and wants it to be : distinctly understood that he is going to stay there and-sell-his-gsede ag es aa It is his de-. termination not to be under: solid by anybody ! fis stock consists of Womens’ Shoes, Thick and Thin Sole. —+)Gatters, pes And every style of Shoe! Misses and Children’s Shoes. Every style. _Benkert’s Pump sole, Dress, “Square Edge, Double sole, & Quilted Bottom Boots. “A large assortment of iners’ Heavy and Light Boots, Gum Boots, &c. ¢ “fle sella LEATHER. Toots; Site _of every description at i San Francises Prices retail, Bot and Shoemaker’s supptied at command, All work bought at the <tureis warranted and will be repatred free-ov cost, if itrips unreasonably. : Having ene efthe very best_workmen In the State . am prepared to make Boots at short motice and warrant a fit-or-no-sale-.. ne Grateful for liberal patronage inthe. past, I am determined to merit itin the future by giv: . ing the public first rate articles and at the loweat possible privtes.Remember the Corner : WM. R. COE, Nevada, Jan. 4th. NEVADA GAS COMPANY. TIVHE Company hereby give notice *o the citi zens of Nevada that Gas will be turned on the street mains on Tuesday, 26gh inst. : Thecompany are prepared to put up pipe and fixtures forall persons desirous of burning Gas. All persons are requested to leave their orders at the Gas Works. ; The price for putting up pipe he» boen reduc ed by the company to 25 cts. per foot. The price for fixtures as per kind and quality The price of Gus-wil-be-as heretofore with Me . following rates of “1scommt : 600 and up to 1000 feet per-weck, 5 per cent off. 1000 and up to 2080, 10 pereeut off. 2000 and upwards 15 per cent off. All sieters re set for former consumers free of charge. By order of Trustees. j24. B. T. ALLEN, Supt. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—Coruer of Broad and Pine Streets . [would inform my friends and all wishing my serviees that Tam prepared to attend those favoring = we with a eal, utany heur. TEETH after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve, will be filled without causing pain. I will warrant all Work ° Pone at this office, to be performed in a more skillful manner, and better satisfaction give than elsewhere in this ricinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are modcrate, and to suitthe times. £ am permanently lecated in this city. Residence on Sacramento street. 3d house from Temperance Hall. ne : CHAS. W. YOUNC, i Dealer in WATCHES, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, &c. “+ “—" aathe EAbrary Room, a tew deors @elow the Daily Transcrigt Office. Nevada, Nov. }4th. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Spring Street, Nevada. ; JOHN A. LANe~CASTER would in* the public generally ded apapel Aad nso ben he prehat he has wid elegant establishment of Horses, gies, Saddics, Harness, &c, and i ered to furmish as fiue turn outs as can be found the State. ig a 5 wae “tramed. fleet and easy. Saddle Horsce ’ u ready times A. lonzax in the bus dmeas and af earnest desire to retain the'confidence of my friends teads me—to believe 1 will %e able to give general satisfaction Particular attention paid to. Horecs on livery Carriages always in reatiin s¢ with caretal dri vers for the useof parties. Balls, &c. ‘The qualty of stock will permit me to say that those . Bahnorals, } for Ladies or Gentlemen wil bel = : SS x “NEVADA-RETAURANT.— a “ee No. 39 Broad Streets Next door to GW. Kidd's Banking [THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . GEO. E. TURNER, DEALER IN ‘Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, Stoves,. Everything made to order in the Tinware line. Job Work done at short notice. Give me a call atmy new Store on Main street, opposite Wells, Farge & Co. House. : « LECOCQ ‘would inform his old friends 7e and-patrons that he las re opened at the above place, his Rotisserie and Restaurant, -_ Which will be carried on in a style heretofore unknown in Nevada Persons wishing a first eles meal are invited to call The culinary department is carried on in sizht.of the customers, and none but the choicest morsels are used here. Fatnilies wishing to have a Roast deliyered to them, or parties desirous of ees XF RECHERCHE DINNERJY Are invitedto come. The services of one of the best cooks in California has been: secured by the roprietor, who-understan ds somethiny.inthat. Hire himiser’. and it Ts his intention to make this a model Restaurant. : ‘ iy Board from $7 per week and upwards. Single Meals from 50 cts up. Nevada, Dec. 7—tf Antelope Restaurant and Bakery. Broad Sircet, Nevada. ALEXANDER CAULT,~ _Proprictor. x ~ Having Removedtothe old > stand of W.G. Davi«‘on Broad St., ~ (fshallkeep a Efrat glass Res= ~*taurant and Bak@ry. The Restaurant wil always be supplied with a!l the delicacies the miarkec affords. ~~ Cakes, Pies and Bread of all kinds conSstantly on h : a cman : The patsohage of the public is solicted. so _._N\ ALEX. GAULT. Nevada, Oct. 9th—tf < : me \ A. B. CARLEY, Worn inferm his friends that he has refurnished and refitted his Saloon up in atyle, and is now prepared to furnish alt whemay favor him with a call with the best of Cigars,, Wines, Liquors, Ale and Porter, At his old place off Commercial street. -Walk™ up and give my Liquors a fairtest. 1 keeponly the beat ATs tf GEO. E. WITHINCTON, House Painting promptly attended to. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER, CURTAIN _ _At the toot of Broad Street. Nevada. yo ANCE No. 3—Revised.—An Or dinance fixing the Bonds of certain city offi ers: . The Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows : See: 1. The Marshal, Treasurer and Assessor. shall each give bonds with twe or more geod and .sufficient surctics, to be approved by the Board of Lrustees, payable te the inhabita.tsof thd-eity of Nevada, condit‘dnal for the faithful performance of their duties, In the penal sums following. to-wit: ‘ The Marshal in the sutw Of $5-000. The Treasnrerinthe sun of $5 000. The Assessor in.the sum of $1 000.) Sec, 2. All orders. heretofore passed fixthic the bonds of city officers are he: evy repaled. Paased March 21,184. JONAs CLAKK, Pres. CHARLES MUGLER, Manager. JUST OPENED! And now ready for public patronage. Breaktust-from-G-1+2 tu10 o'clockDinner from 12 1-4 to 2 1-2. Supper from’6 to 8 o'clock. ~ Board as per eoutract. NEVADA IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. ow chinery of every deseription.— ate Ouartz Machinery constructed, fit ted up or repaired Every kinds of Building Castings, Saw, © rist. Malt and Bark Mills— Horse Power and Car Wheels © Orders tilled promptly, and at as low rates.as any Letsblish_féteam Engines and Botlers thuilt to order. added, UNITED STATES BAKERY HAND Grocery and Provision Store. JULIUS DREIFUSS, ; RY OULD respectfal y inform lus friends and W thecitizens of Nevada eons rally that’ he has takem the above well known and popa jar Bakery. on Fine street, where he can always de found ready .oserve all who may favor him with their patronuye. BREAD, PIES, . CAKES, d CONFECTIONERY, Always on &and. At the old stand on Pine ot. Nevada, Nev. sth. : rl FALL SLY LE For 1863 ! SL AMOTT, FASHIONABLE HAT TER, Cer. of 2nd and J St. SACRAMENTO. Aftitesued the style of Hats for Fall and I Winter wear. ‘ = As this is the Best place in the State to procure # fime and Fashicunble ’ ile call on him and select One from his-—the Largest & best stock in the country —AT PRICES— ; LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. Orders is Oates: promptly and oO. a wn barge assortment of ; (i LADIES’ FURS !! 4 7 Just Received. Sacramento. Sept. Mth. : ; JOHN HERTZINCER. W ould inform. his frichds ana the public generally that he has just received San Prancisco a om re jeent stock of Boots & Shoes w Castings and Ma ment in Sacramento OF oan. Francisco—freight}. ° 3 ‘D. 8. Baker, Secretary-< =. Biaickh Spanish Eepgs--——

} Leite on hand a lorzesupply-of Full and F 4 Half Blood Spatiish Egy? for sale. li blood, Blavk Spanish, per doz. $6 00, Half{blood. ** : “ 1 00. Pwill xuarantee all Eggs to be fresh and full bloods; of pure unmixed stock, A. LONIS. m23 a West Broad street, Nevada. ~~ ( ) RDIN NCE We; 6=Hevised—An.G@r ‘dinance in relation toe powder. . “rhe Prustecs of the city ef Nevada, do ordain as follows; “Ss Sec. I. ,1t shall not be lawf] for any person Gr persons to keep powder ina greater quantity than fifty pounds for alonger perso : hours within the corporate limits ofthe city ot Nevada, excepting in the powder house. on the Washington road now occupied by Han on& Co, Any person or person. who shatt vio 1, shall on convictinn See 2, late the provision of Sec. five-and not exceeding one hundred dollars, or He imprisoned in the city prisom Dob exceeding ten days. Jsee 3. All ordinances heretofore passed in relation to p : dap are hereby repesleds assed March 21. i864. JON A. CLARK, Pres. [D. S. Beker, Clerk. a QEDINARSE “No. “dinaee to prohibit Noisy Amusements. The Trustees of theecity of Nevada, do ordain as follows sree aS Sec. 1. Any person or persons who shalt upoa any of the publie strects of this city engage Jn thé game of foot ball ~base ball, or any other came caleulated to disturb the’ peace and quict of the neiphborhood, or among pedestrians, shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined in any eum not jess than ten and not execeding twenty five dollars, or be imprisoned im the city prison not toexeced five days: Rec. 2) Ordinance No 43, pruwse d May 24th, 1860, entitled an ordinance to prohibit: noiry amusement is hereby repealed, Passed March 21. sod. ~~ JONA. CLARK, Pres. D.S. Baker; Clerk. ( RDINANCE No. 5—kte vised—in rela tion to Nuissnces. the-Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows: : > Sec. 1. Any person 6r persons who shall throw jute the streets of thiscity rubbish of any kind, or shall allow -uchto lay in trout of hie or their bulidings, oecupied lots or premisesf or any way “obstruct the streets or sidewalks, shall on con viection thereof, be fined ip any sum not leas than ten and not to exceed fifty doliars, or by imprisx onment inthe city prison not to exceed ten days. Provided, that any per*on or persons jinteudiny to ercet any building within this city, shall have Jeave to occupy Bor more than one-half. of the width of the streetin front of his or their premives with materlals during the dime such build ing is peing erect-d. Sec. 2. Aby person or persons who. shall put the carcass of any dead animat. or anything which is injurious to health, or offensive to the senses, into any creek, pond, stro-tor Jot within this city, so as.to interigre with the comfortable enjvy ment of life or property. shall upon con viction thereof, be fined in any sum not less than tee and to oxeeed fifty dollars or he imprisoned in the city prises not execeding ten days. Sec. 3. A property withih the limits of this city are requirea toremove from their pri mises, and from the streets adjoining the same and dir pose ofin such a mancer as not to iuterfere with the health or comfort of other citizens, all slaughter houses, @ecayed animal or vegetable matter, standidg pools, and every detriment to public health. On every failure to comp.y with the-provision of tion thereof be fimed in any sum not less than ten and not to exceed Sfty doliars, or be imprisoned in the city prison @ot exceeding ten days. Sec. 4. All ordinances hereto ore passed rela ting to nuinamees are herevy repealed. Passed March 41, 1364. JONA. Cu AKK, Pres. LD, 5, Baker, —_——— Clerk. Fer Sale. he will sell at low rates. Boots and Shoes made to order. done at short notice and place of bus nessen Sowell give gee 6 aah : e <a uive ave a call stmy pew Commercial Street, = few deors belew Transcript Pz the d os. lith. Seyadm 5 pain Splendid Waier W heel, 20 feet in diameter, with t, flanges, &c,&e for cheap. Vor further particulars enquire at Deer Crovk, oF at the +4 _Ordinance defining the duties-of Marshal and .o-attend all meetings ofthe Bosrd of Trustees, Sign and Ornamentat Painter, ~~~} dthan fourthereof be fined in any,eam not less than twenty>1 persons, owners or occupants of . . this section, the party oflending shall ou couvic-. RDINANCE NO. 1.—Revised. —An Policemen. The ‘Trustees of the City-ef Nevada do ordain as foHowsi— aneSeetion-}—_It shall be the duty-éf the Marshal to’ enforee the Ordinances of the City, and to~ CRI : NO 20. 2 California Stage Company's COACH EB & complainjto a Justice of the Peace of all violations WILL LEAVE NEVA i. thereof thatsmay—come under his notices He . , DAILY shall have power and it shall be his duty, to serve lawful process in a Justice's edurt, in cases F 2 ore , arising under the city Ordinance ; tc present the At 2 o’clock, P. M,, commission of any tT reach of the peace, ta supFOR jf press riots and disorderly dssemblages sto arrest and take into ecustody“any person or persons found committing afy act injurious to the quiet and good order, the city or property of any eitigen. Als fo arrest and take into engtody all vagrants.or suspicious persons Whose appearance gud conduct may seem to justify their being called to account for their manner of living. It sfiall be his age to afre st any—person committing-a breach of the peace, or using any violent threats, or creating any nusual noise or tumalt tolthe annoyance ef peaceable and orderly. citizens, and he may enter any house in which it may existfor the purpose of suppressing the same persons under the provisions of section ib wueli person ar-persons shall be committed tu the ity prison, andthe Marstial shall at the earlicat period practicable, report said arrest toa Jirstice-of the Peace having jurisdiction of the case. Section 3. Lt shall bé the duty of thé Marshal {6 preseribe such ruics-and regulations _ferthe .government of policemen whise on duty as he may deem wecessary for thesafety and seeurity of the city, having reference particularly to fires and to report to the Board of Truste: 8 forthwith any neglect or carelessness, OF wrong doing of apy policeman while on dary. zi crs . Section 4. ‘Phe Marshal shall collect albfines imposed for the breach of city Ordinances, he shall collectall taxes and licenses which may be established bythe Board of Trusteca, and rees ips for thesame ; he shall pry over to the Treasurer ail moénice it his Wands belonging te the eity, on . or before the second Moaday ef each month, re eciving therefor the receipt of the ‘Treasurer, Pwhich receipt he shall forthwith deposit with the clerk of Board ‘Crustés Llakiag his reecipt therefor He shalt-keep.an-accurate account of all monies xo reevived by him uv proper books to be by him provided which books shall at all. times be open to thé inspection of the Board of Prustees, wand to make anu present to the Board for their consid eration a statemcnt of his accounts at least once SS eerOW Zo Upon Te ARENT OT Uy” Person-or]~ Virginia & Carson Cities Arriving at Virgina at lL A. M. Returning will leave Virginiaat 4 A M. arriving at Nevada at 10 P.M. Connecting with thre ew Conipany’s Daily Line of Concord Coaches for Sacramento, ALAM. rysville at 7 A.M. Nevada. June 2d—tf CENTRE MARKET. ‘PHE CRNTRE MARKET is still sup plied with te Bect, i: Pork, . Mutton, : or. Veal, &c., Which will be soldat the lowest Fates, Shop on Commercial street, below TRANSCRIPT Printing Office. MW. MACKS HENRY. PHELER, H. MACKIE & CO., BANEERS. (Successors to GC WMuiferds> At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. G OLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates, 7 —— Checks on San--Franciseo and Sacramento, : ‘ Exchange on the Atlantic States and Kurope, é W. ft: DAVIDSON, Agent Section 3. If atany time the Marshal shalt deem it necessary, be shall have power to appoint as Deputy Marshal iniy person wio—may—be-ap+ proved by the Board of. frustecs. ané® puch Dep uty during his term of office shall have and possess all the powers atid authority granted to the Marshal by this Ordinance, , the Marshal being responsibie tur his offelal acts on his official bonds. : es Sloss Bection 6. The Roard of Trustees may appoint two-policomenayho shuill bold their office until their successors are elected and qualified, but tire Huard stall have power at dny time, jor wood cause shown, to suspend or remove such police mens Section 7. ‘The policemen shall have and poss esa all the power und authority granted to the Murslat by sevtivn t, of thie Grdinences They shall feithfuily remain on duty soeh time as the Marshal by rule shall establish, and obey his instructions in-all things relauny te the police government of the eity. Any persouor persons <urrested by any policemen, while on duty sbail Detaken tu the city prisun, or betore a Justice of theNWeuce, and such arre al shall be reported to tiie Marstial as soon as practicable —-Sections ‘The M restiat and policemen shall reeeiye such compensator. jor their servicus as may be fixed ky Ordinance, seetion). ONdinance No. 1 de fining the duties of Marshal and policemen passed May ¥th 756, 15 hereby repealed. Pagred’ Starch 2 Tet, 1564 JONANIAN CLAKK, Pres’t. D. 8. Baker, Clerk. —~\ ()" DINANCK No. & ‘tevised.— An Or ) dinaice concerning tire OMe of city Treasurer \ ‘The Trustees of the city of Nevada, do ordain as fulluwe ; Ny Kec, 1, It shall be the duty of the city Treas urer to re-eipt for cll monies ductand acerdug to theeity, or which are by Law be quired to be paid 1e him, orinto the ety Treasury? and to pi and didburse the sume on orders issued by . the Board of Trustees, signed by the elerk and pres ident of the Board. theshatl keep a fair andac curate agcount ofall amouies vy him received, showing the amount thereof, the time when, from whom: andon what account recetved ; ulao all disbursements by Lim made, showing’ the umount thereof, the time when and to whom paid. and he shall se a) range his bouks that the whnle receipts and expenditures will be shown by one gen ral cash account ; See. 2. Phe booke, accounts and vouchers of the ‘Treasurer shail at all times be subjeet to the inspection and examination of the Board of Trua tees, and he shall make out and pressat to the. Board of Trusteés a statement of his accouuls us often as ofice a month. see. 3. The Treasurer, when an order is drawn on him as such ‘Treasurer, and presented for pay ment, shal}. if there be money in the Sy pes ae ‘for that purpose. redecm the same, and *hal} write un the face of such order, “redeemed ”* the. date of redemption, and shall sign” his name thereto. When such order is not paid for want of funds, the Treasurer shail endorse thereon, “registered,’’ annexing the date of presentation and sign his numethereto Sec? 4. Orders drawn on the city Treasurer and properly atuwested shall be entitled to preferanee as to payment out of monies in the Treasury, property applicable to such order according to, the priority of date of registry. ‘The time 6f resenting such be noted by the Treasurer in ‘a %—kept by him for that purpose. and upon the receipt of any monies into the Treasury, uot otherwise approp! iated, it shall be the daty of the Treasurer to set apart the same or 60 much thereof ae may be necessagy.tor the payment of such ordere It shallalso be the duty of the ‘Treasurer tu advertise for the redemption of the city serip, from time to time, as the Board of Trusts may direct. ae = ‘ See. 5b. Upon the expiration of his term of office, the. Treasurer shall deliver to his successor all books, grpers and vouchers. belonging to his office and all movies iu the city Treasurer taking a receipt fur the same. ° Sec. +. ‘Lhe Treasurer shall reevive as a compensation lor hiswervices three per cent upou all mouies except the Fire Fund—disbursed by hin. This section slAll not be so coustrucd as to evtitle the Treasurer to any per centage on monies paid over to Mis suceesmor. Sec. 7. All Urdinanees heretofore eon. eerning the Office ot eaty Treasurer are hereby NEW FURNITURE STORE, Th Sums TO eUIT ai Advances made on Gold forwarded to the L. 8. Mint for Assay or Coinage. _ , County Sera bought at the Highest Rates. cr Agency for insurspee ayainat Fire. a Nevada, July Ist, Inéz. : GEO. W KIDD, In the Granite Building. Broad stresé es _.._ NEVADA, iat G OLD DUST purchased at the hignest (3 Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the U.S Mint. & Sight Checks ou San Francisco avd Sacramena Drafts on the Eastern cities at the Lowest tate , Sg Collections made, and State and County Becuritics purchased atthe highest Mark value, Nevada, March 7, 1861-tf NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! W. L. SHAEFER,Nevada and the surroundin country that he hae remov his stock of Boos AND -SHobhse, To Kidd’s Building, a Pine Street Hehsa just received a large and splendid lot of Boots and Shoes from San Franciseo, whileb he will sell at very low rates He invites the attention ef eve and examine his stock. Hoots made to-order Kepairing prowptly and neatly done. Nevada, duly d4th.—tul CUNSMITHING. b: Z. P. DAVIS,. . Maving opened a shop at his residence on Sprixg Street is ready to do Work at * Gunsmithig, Lock Kepairing. &c. at short notieand on reasonat'*—*-rms. Nevada, Nov. Pt : 1. FE. JOUNSTON. ~~ H. VENDLERes JOHNSTON & WENDLER, ‘dy to call Wee em eee ———— = “< \ friends in thie city and the neigh@ boring towns that they hove ‘ opened a > : On Broad Street, Opposite G.W . Kidd’s Banking ee Their stock consists in part of Chamber Sets, Chairs, Bedsteads, Mirrors, Bureaus, Tables, Secretaries, , Sofas. Bedding and Furniture of every description al reasonabie rates. sm ; Uphelstery. of atl description dene. Furnitufe repaiféd abd cleaned. jani4 Fashionable Tailor Shop.. J. DOWNING, OULD inform the geatlemen of Nevada W that he has taken the New Store om Pine Street, 1 door from Knox’ Brick Building, and has band on every kind of Cleths, Vest Patrerns, sultab'e for coats, pants, an yeste, wi ich he is prepared to make oe. Je e@hort order ay . warranted to fit. Everything neatly dove iu the tailoring bee 426 MACUIRE’S SALOON, {Neo 6 Mill Street, Grass Valley.tt ier and Cigars, kept at this Saloon, Nevadans give mea call. ~ JOHN MAGUIRE. Proprietor. repealed. 21. . JON A. CLARK, Pres D. 8. Baker, Clerk. { ; Grass Vall:y, Nov. iv—tf Would intorm the citigens of Would respect filly ivform their’ putts Bs fy ere Te 5 ie + cS