March 6, 1864 (4 pages)

0 leave tel and t MH cco, te da. r patrons ia. ‘ mehi-tf es = yeata has-been $65,000, Two years-ege the seetroveenrmraerse ie iain WUNDAY MORNING, 4 é = ln ta ll R. 6th. 5 fa JB. GRAY is our authorized agent. will reesive orders: for advertising, job k,-&c. and receipt for the srme. . sme Tae Revinixe Orricers.—The people 4 —-@f the county have reason to be satisfied : with the services of-the outgoing county. . @ficers. Let us look at a few facts. The debt of the county twe_ years ago was, in > ound numbers, $110,000 Et is ‘now $35,. Seventy-five thousand of that debt has > been paid off, in effect; ur rather the whole ++ of it, and $30,000 of ‘accruing indebted~ nets besides; tur the expenses of the two . eouaty paid $11,000. interest money per anx gum. It now pays about $2,000 per anpum. Against this showing is the lact that only $40,000 of indebtedness was paid off in the two-years—previous: —It-is-ateo—tove considered that since ‘the discovery of silver-overthe—mountaing, practically during the past two-yeare, «many of the ‘towns of ‘the county have decreased in business, 60 that licenses of the first class are nut sold at all; brokers instead of bankera licenses are taken out; liquor licenses have ‘vastly i decreased in number, as also billiard table + licenses, bowling alleys, &c. Any one . . who travels.over the county will be — pain» * fully impressed with the fact that nearly y every ‘town has décreased in population and business ; and hence that the revenues have Bc eat , necessarily largely diwinished. Real props _ arty has.ia fact decreused-in-value; but by Gwore*thorough system of assessing the Property tax has maititained its yield. Taxer have been better assessed, collected, and -— ~-the-proceeds better applied than ever be_ fore, by the diligence of the county officers, ond_hence the rapid_deerease of -the—debt, and the better financial condition 6f county afhirs. McKee, Turner, Sykes and Waite are the persons who have produced these. resuite, and they have earoed the public gratitude. The Sheriff's cffice has been carefully and. skilfully conducted. None of those vexatious Suits against the Sheriff and his bonds. men which have characterized ’ previcus terms of that office have occurred, bevause the Sheriff andUnder Sheriff knew their duties and gave satisfaction w litigants. F The affairs of the District Attorney's of-4 Ag unusually largo number. of cynvictions have fullowed flagrant crimes, and the wells being and order of suciety have been sedus . lowsly guarded by Mr, Gaylord. -We believe there is no citizen but will conear in our estimate as te the character and services of the retiring officers. Ic is * well to praise where praise is deserved. As to the other county officers, they hold over, and their record is not complete. So far, they have had public approbation. StPERVISORS.—An Act to allow addition. compensation to the Board of Supervisors f this county, was introduced in the Seuiate dadgeRoberts; “and passed that body on Luteday last. We believe the object of thi, ct is to compensate the Buard for addition. time spent in transacting county business, gother than that prescibed by law. Now, (they are only allowed pay for sixty days in he year. The time required for the settiement of townsbip affairs, and the increase 7 of business on account of the fire, render a . Session, longer than that prescribed by law, ‘Dnecessary. The bill provides fur the pay~ ment of the Buard for additional services.— We hope it will. pass the Assembly and bes }come a law. Carr. Kipp’s Boat.—The high pres. ure side-wheel steamer, belonging to Capt. Kidd, to run as an opposition on the Sacra-. ' @mento river, now building at Potrero NueFoe, will be completed in about tour weeks Bay papers say she is a splendid boat a will make tall time. This will be an @ppesition in earnest. @ -Reticiovs.—We have been requested to © Gate that Rév. D. A. Drydea will preach xt Pre Baptist Church this afternoon at three ’clock. ; “A TELEGRAM.” —We pabliehed an item Yesterday's paper, upon what we deemed od authority, thal a dispatch had been ceived stating that Mr. Davis was not ex tolivé. It orovés incorrect: oa 4 STockixe THE Roap.—We learn that le Pacific Stage Co. have commenced stockthe rund for their daily line to Weshoe, {to tenhze hts-hopes “He began to make prépsrations to return bome,. when he re-} fice have been vigiluatly aud ably conducted. . . Our steck of Goods as we will offer them great luducements. rests ‘ ws caraae call and settle their accounte. ¢ Francisco Cull says four years ago John Simson was a successiubfineer in theneigbberhood of Bornitas, aud bad made quite « hats sume sain, which be proposed to return to bis vid home in Indiana, and settle down in the enjoyment of » pastoral life with his wile und daughter. Five years’ previously he had bade adieu to them and gone to Califurua, where he haped te realize a sufficient sum to perimt him to lend a life of ease durdng the remainder of his a: journ upou earth. who would waste to frivolous amusements or at the ganing table the mouey he dug from . the bosom of the earth, and as yeur alter “year passed away he eaw his store increase, until he imagived that the sum was sufficient ceived 4 letter from-his daughter, informing him that her muther had sickened and died. This i. telligence e.usrdhim. te_furaske his intention to return te the States. He Wrote to his daughter, telling her of his deterniinasien -and—eending-hertunds te pay her pastage to Caliturnia. About the ‘tame of her expected arrival in San Francisco he came ty the city for tre purpose of meeting her and conyeying her to. his home in the muuntams. While awaiting the arrival of the steamer. he fell inte the hands ofA party of «man-tealers or sbanghniers, aud waa «old to the officers of the ship Morning Star, a ship bound tor Liverpool. As the vessel upon waieh Mr. Simpson was a prisoner was going to Bea, the steamercame into the harbor, and ulthough he was within almest speaking distince, hé was not permitted to see or speak to his daughter, who was on board uf her. When he was seized by tbe press-gang, he had between three apf four: thousand dollaré on bis ip was taken from age Seven or eight him, and after a y wouthe in duration he found tiiuselfa wan. derer tpon the Liverpool quays, with barely enough inoney in his pockets to eep hunger ut bay ‘fur a forinight. He imade every effurtto return to California, but without success, until about three weeks ago, when he arrived on board the Wild Pigecn, from Australia. His daughter tad, upon her «rival here experieneed many difficulties, young inexperienced. and without a friend she found herself beset upon all sides, aird finally tistetied ti the lying tones of one who onty loved to destroy. She. like Deademona, loved nut wisely byt too well, and it wasthe same old story. Alter being deserted by her destroyer, she beeame a pretty waiter girl in a suloon on’Kearny street. where, but a few nights since, she was seen and Tecognized by her father, The agouy of the oldman when hefound hia only daughtera thing of hire in a eemmon rums<shep, was paiuful to behold, and he called down upou the heads ot those who had been inetrumental in effecting this ruin, the everlasting curse of heaven. The parent and child left the sulocn tegether, and it maybe that = of comparutive happiness yet awaite them. i sonny tee: SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ne 8. HAAS &CO. Take this method ‘to inform the public that they will sell their exien@ve Stock of CLOTHIN ce. Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats-& Caps, Blankets, And other articles {oo mumerousto mention, i cnmeemeeiaeeael Will do well to call on us immediate) we are determined to sell our stock Goods within a very short rs time. RETAIL DEALERS! in our line will do_well to call and examine ‘ this city. AW -Apreerine-Ixcipent-—The San} Y Suber, industrious and trugal,he was not une . At First Cost. WEAVER & ‘Nevada, Fadi. 22d, 1864. Bo to inform our friends andphen Fn and after a = ‘Monday the 25th days tf Tia ees * We shall sell our Goods, Exclusively for Cash _We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered muat be paid for when purchased or on delivery. We have been forced to pliraue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that nas been sustained im collccting sucha large number of accounts as have heretvfore been on the Books of this House. In a-credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the MerITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the Cash Principle!! In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the orede it system, and with our fucilitiesin San Francisco, will beableto give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices as willDety Competition ! . Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a cail. Our bitsinoss will be conducted on the prineiples of Ta Ta = Quick Sales, Light Profits and no a Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage . heretofore eijoyed by this House, and hoping . ~~~ “. for a eontindance of the same, and trusting that . ~ our Cash System, will mect their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS IN GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, —AND— nal LIQUORS. WHOLESALS & RETAIL ier FORCASH Vg NO. 6@ BROAD STREET, em COMPANY. . chant has to make up in LARGER PROF-~-+. ayn gnc nek Tages mans Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, . Nevada City, Cal, . Keeps constantly on hand fullsupply of Dengs aud Medicines, White Lead, . Paints, of all kinds, ——— gene Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, Whiting, . Pure Kerosene, Camphene, Spirits Tyrpentine, Burning Fluid, Lard OU, Castor Oil, Neatefoot O11,Carriage Sponge, rae eocen Chamots Skins, &e, &c. TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES, In great abundance. CH In fact every article in the line of a well ordered Drug Store. _—— ded with ali possibile care and precision. . Nevada, Nov. 20—tf _J. M. LEVEY, Druggist & Apothecary, ‘ Commercial Street, A few doors below the Daily Transcript Office. Nevada, Nov, 19th Dry Goods! Dry Goods. Go TO J. ROSENTHAL’S , NO. 54 BROAD STREET, . Where he has now in —) L arge and weil selected stock of SILKS, DeLAINES; CALICOS, RIBBONS, HOSIERY, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes; Gaiters. &c. &c. . Which-tie offers new to the Ladies of Nevada and vieinity at / GREATLY REDUCED RATES! On account of making room fora Large Stock of Spring Goods, “1 Por which he har already made arrangements. yourself of the truth. Call and convince fae J. ROSENTHAL, NO. 64 BROAD STREET. -GENTLEMEN If you waut a superb orGaAR! Ora splendid article Tobacco a Cail on BR. Michaisky, . PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY: A. C, NEL] 1 Goods delivered Free uf Charge: gd Oe Rees . axdware, Iron, Steel, ue Leather and Rubber Belting, WAGON MATERIAL, . TRON HOSE PIPE, Linseed Oil, . ' GF Prescriptions compoun. {William R. Coe, 4 were cest 3 . of the Company have he poms of See ae who — Pal 4 ors cr, the amo’ 4 Phen fore. be it Reso lived. That all fines and ee of Protection Hook if * DEALERS IN POWDER AND FUSE, _REVOULUVERS, WHEELBARROWS, ; Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank, A general assortment of PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, And a fine iniitiapladien ; : a KEROSENE LAMPS, Constantly on hand and made to order, 4 AT TREER cial iiea ati = No, 27 Main Street, Nevada. Wells, Fargo & Co's. and the Post Office. At the Old Corner, 8 STIL, THERE, and wants it to be distinctly understood that he is going te stay there and sell his goods as Cheap asthe Cheapest. It is his dew termination not to be undersold by anyhody { — His stock consists of Womens’ Shoes,. Thick and-Thin Bole ~~ Gaiters, ~ Balmorals, And every style of Shoe! Misses and Qhildren’s Shoes. Vv Every style. Benkert’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Edge, Double sole, & Quilted Bottom Boots. A large assortment of—. Miners’ Heavy and Light Boots, Gum Boots, &c. ; He sells LEATHER, TOoLg, Snot Finpinea, efevery description at fan Francisco Prices retail, Bot and Shoemaker’s supplied at command. All work bought at the store is warranted and will be repaired free 0: cust, if itrips unreasonHaving one ofthe very best workmen in the State . am prepared to make Boots pt short notice and warrant a fit or no sale. Grateful for liberal patronage in the past, I am determined to merit it in the future by giving the public first rate articles and™at the Jlowest possible prices. A Remember the Corner ! Nevada, Jan. 4th. PROTECTION HOOK & LADDER Co. *€ Ata meeting of Protection Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1 held on the 1$th day of February, the following Preamble and Resolution were adopted: Whereas, on the 8th day of ovens 1863, the Rereroyed hy fire, and in consequence thereSa ny hawe ep of’ betore ~LAWS6 @ they will not be considered members of ‘Conmpeay C W. YOUNG, Sea # pela Company. ‘ Fer Sale. Splendid Water Wheel, 30 feet in ar at the A meter, with ’ ; &e, he . Fe ‘ ire i teak wi foe foe oe, ys a

0 leave tel and t MH cco, te da. r patrons ia. ‘ mehi-tf es = yeata has-been $65,000, Two years-ege the seetroveenrmraerse ie iain WUNDAY MORNING, 4 é = ln ta ll R. 6th. 5 fa JB. GRAY is our authorized agent. will reesive orders: for advertising, job k,-&c. and receipt for the srme. . sme Tae Revinixe Orricers.—The people 4 —-@f the county have reason to be satisfied : with the services of-the outgoing county. . @ficers. Let us look at a few facts. The debt of the county twe_ years ago was, in > ound numbers, $110,000 Et is ‘now $35,. Seventy-five thousand of that debt has > been paid off, in effect; ur rather the whole ++ of it, and $30,000 of ‘accruing indebted~ nets besides; tur the expenses of the two . eouaty paid $11,000. interest money per anx gum. It now pays about $2,000 per anpum. Against this showing is the lact that only $40,000 of indebtedness was paid off in the two-years—previous: —It-is-ateo—tove considered that since ‘the discovery of silver-overthe—mountaing, practically during the past two-yeare, «many of the ‘towns of ‘the county have decreased in business, 60 that licenses of the first class are nut sold at all; brokers instead of bankera licenses are taken out; liquor licenses have ‘vastly i decreased in number, as also billiard table + licenses, bowling alleys, &c. Any one . . who travels.over the county will be — pain» * fully impressed with the fact that nearly y every ‘town has décreased in population and business ; and hence that the revenues have Bc eat , necessarily largely diwinished. Real props _ arty has.ia fact decreused-in-value; but by Gwore*thorough system of assessing the Property tax has maititained its yield. Taxer have been better assessed, collected, and -— ~-the-proceeds better applied than ever be_ fore, by the diligence of the county officers, ond_hence the rapid_deerease of -the—debt, and the better financial condition 6f county afhirs. McKee, Turner, Sykes and Waite are the persons who have produced these. resuite, and they have earoed the public gratitude. The Sheriff's cffice has been carefully and. skilfully conducted. None of those vexatious Suits against the Sheriff and his bonds. men which have characterized ’ previcus terms of that office have occurred, bevause the Sheriff andUnder Sheriff knew their duties and gave satisfaction w litigants. F The affairs of the District Attorney's of-4 Ag unusually largo number. of cynvictions have fullowed flagrant crimes, and the wells being and order of suciety have been sedus . lowsly guarded by Mr, Gaylord. -We believe there is no citizen but will conear in our estimate as te the character and services of the retiring officers. Ic is * well to praise where praise is deserved. As to the other county officers, they hold over, and their record is not complete. So far, they have had public approbation.. StPERVISORS.—An Act to allow addition. compensation to the Board of Supervisors f this county, was introduced in the Seuiate dadgeRoberts; “and passed that body on Luteday last. We believe the object of thi, ct is to compensate the Buard for addition. time spent in transacting county business, gother than that prescibed by law. Now, (they are only allowed pay for sixty days in he year. The time required for the settiement of townsbip affairs, and the increase 7 of business on account of the fire, render a . Session, longer than that prescribed by law, ‘Dnecessary. The bill provides fur the pay~ ment of the Buard for additional services.— We hope it will. pass the Assembly and bes }come a law. Carr. Kipp’s Boat.—The high pres. ure side-wheel steamer, belonging to Capt. Kidd, to run as an opposition on the Sacra-. ' @mento river, now building at Potrero NueFoe, will be completed in about tour weeks Bay papers say she is a splendid boat a will make tall time. This will be an @ppesition in earnest. @ -Reticiovs.—We have been requested to © Gate that Rév. D. A. Drydea will preach xt Pre Baptist Church this afternoon at three ’clock. ; “A TELEGRAM.” —We pabliehed an item Yesterday's paper, upon what we deemed od authority, thal a dispatch had been ceived stating that Mr. Davis was not ex tolivé. It orovés incorrect: oa 4 STockixe THE Roap.—We learn that le Pacific Stage Co. have commenced stockthe rund for their daily line to Weshoe, {to tenhze hts-hopes “He began to make prépsrations to return bome,. when he re-} fice have been vigiluatly aud ably conducted. . . Our steck of Goods as we will offer them great luducements. rests ‘ ws caraae call and settle their accounte. ¢ Francisco Cull says four years ago John Simson was a successiubfineer in theneigbberhood of Bornitas, aud bad made quite « hats sume sain, which be proposed to return to bis vid home in Indiana, and settle down in the enjoyment of » pastoral life with his wile und daughter. Five years’ previously he had bade adieu to them and gone to Califurua, where he haped te realize a sufficient sum to perimt him to lend a life of ease durdng the remainder of his a: journ upou earth. who would waste to frivolous amusements or at the ganing table the mouey he dug from . the bosom of the earth, and as yeur alter “year passed away he eaw his store increase, until he imagived that the sum was sufficient ceived 4 letter from-his daughter, informing him that her muther had sickened and died. This i. telligence e.usrdhim. te_furaske his intention to return te the States. He Wrote to his daughter, telling her of his deterniinasien -and—eending-hertunds te pay her pastage to Caliturnia. About the ‘tame of her expected arrival in San Francisco he came ty the city for tre purpose of meeting her and conyeying her to. his home in the muuntams. While awaiting the arrival of the steamer. he fell inte the hands ofA party of «man-tealers or sbanghniers, aud waa «old to the officers of the ship Morning Star, a ship bound tor Liverpool. As the vessel upon waieh Mr. Simpson was a prisoner was going to Bea, the steamercame into the harbor, and ulthough he was within almest speaking distince, hé was not permitted to see or speak to his daughter, who was on board uf her. When he was seized by tbe press-gang, he had between three apf four: thousand dollaré on bis ip was taken from age Seven or eight him, and after a y wouthe in duration he found tiiuselfa wan. derer tpon the Liverpool quays, with barely enough inoney in his pockets to eep hunger ut bay ‘fur a forinight. He imade every effurtto return to California, but without success, until about three weeks ago, when he arrived on board the Wild Pigecn, from Australia. His daughter tad, upon her «rival here experieneed many difficulties, young inexperienced. and without a friend she found herself beset upon all sides, aird finally tistetied ti the lying tones of one who onty loved to destroy. She. like Deademona, loved nut wisely byt too well, and it wasthe same old story. Alter being deserted by her destroyer, she beeame a pretty waiter girl in a suloon on’Kearny street. where, but a few nights since, she was seen and Tecognized by her father, The agouy of the oldman when hefound hia only daughtera thing of hire in a eemmon rums<shep, was paiuful to behold, and he called down upou the heads ot those who had been inetrumental in effecting this ruin, the everlasting curse of heaven. The parent and child left the sulocn tegether, and it maybe that = of comparutive happiness yet awaite them. i sonny tee: SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ne 8. HAAS &CO. Take this method ‘to inform the public that they will sell their exien@ve Stock of CLOTHIN ce. Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats-& Caps, Blankets, And other articles {oo mumerousto mention, i cnmeemeeiaeeael Will do well to call on us immediate) we are determined to sell our stock Goods within a very short rs time. RETAIL DEALERS!

in our line will do_well to call and examine ‘ this city. AW -Apreerine-Ixcipent-—The San} Y Suber, industrious and trugal,he was not une . At First Cost. WEAVER & ‘Nevada, Fadi. 22d, 1864. Bo to inform our friends andphen Fn and after a = ‘Monday the 25th days tf Tia ees * We shall sell our Goods, Exclusively for Cash _We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered muat be paid for when purchased or on delivery. We have been forced to pliraue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that nas been sustained im collccting sucha large number of accounts as have heretvfore been on the Books of this House. In a-credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the MerITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the Cash Principle!! In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the orede it system, and with our fucilitiesin San Francisco, will beableto give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such prices as willDety Competition ! . Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a cail. Our bitsinoss will be conducted on the prineiples of Ta Ta = Quick Sales, Light Profits and no a Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage . heretofore eijoyed by this House, and hoping . ~~~ “. for a eontindance of the same, and trusting that . ~ our Cash System, will mect their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY. DEALERS IN GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, —AND— nal LIQUORS. WHOLESALS & RETAIL ier FORCASH Vg NO. 6@ BROAD STREET, em COMPANY. . chant has to make up in LARGER PROF-~-+. ayn gnc nek Tages mans Wholesale and Retail DRUGGIST, BROAD STREET, . Nevada City, Cal, . Keeps constantly on hand fullsupply of Dengs aud Medicines, White Lead, . Paints, of all kinds, ——— gene Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, Whiting, . Pure Kerosene, Camphene, Spirits Tyrpentine, Burning Fluid, Lard OU, Castor Oil, Neatefoot O11,Carriage Sponge, rae eocen Chamots Skins, &e, &c. TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES, In great abundance. CH In fact every article in the line of a well ordered Drug Store. _—— ded with ali possibile care and precision. . Nevada, Nov. 20—tf _J. M. LEVEY, Druggist & Apothecary, ‘ Commercial Street, A few doors below the Daily Transcript Office. Nevada, Nov, 19th Dry Goods! Dry Goods. Go TO J. ROSENTHAL’S , NO. 54 BROAD STREET, . Where he has now in —) L arge and weil selected stock of SILKS, DeLAINES; CALICOS, RIBBONS, HOSIERY, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes; Gaiters. &c. &c. . Which-tie offers new to the Ladies of Nevada and vieinity at / GREATLY REDUCED RATES! On account of making room fora Large Stock of Spring Goods, “1 Por which he har already made arrangements. yourself of the truth. Call and convince fae J. ROSENTHAL, NO. 64 BROAD STREET. -GENTLEMEN If you waut a superb orGaAR! Ora splendid article Tobacco a Cail on BR. Michaisky, . PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY: A. C, NEL] 1 Goods delivered Free uf Charge: gd Oe Rees . axdware, Iron, Steel, ue Leather and Rubber Belting, WAGON MATERIAL, . TRON HOSE PIPE, Linseed Oil, . ' GF Prescriptions compoun. {William R. Coe, 4 were cest 3 . of the Company have he poms of See ae who — Pal 4 ors cr, the amo’ 4 Phen fore. be it Reso lived. That all fines and ee of Protection Hook if * DEALERS IN POWDER AND FUSE, _REVOULUVERS, WHEELBARROWS, ; Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank, A general assortment of PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, And a fine iniitiapladien ; : a KEROSENE LAMPS, Constantly on hand and made to order, 4 AT TREER cial iiea ati = No, 27 Main Street, Nevada. Wells, Fargo & Co's. and the Post Office. At the Old Corner, 8 STIL, THERE, and wants it to be distinctly understood that he is going te stay there and sell his goods as Cheap asthe Cheapest. It is his dew termination not to be undersold by anyhody { — His stock consists of Womens’ Shoes,. Thick and-Thin Bole ~~ Gaiters, ~ Balmorals, And every style of Shoe! Misses and Qhildren’s Shoes. Vv Every style. Benkert’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Edge, Double sole, & Quilted Bottom Boots. A large assortment of—. Miners’ Heavy and Light Boots, Gum Boots, &c. ; He sells LEATHER, TOoLg, Snot Finpinea, efevery description at fan Francisco Prices retail, Bot and Shoemaker’s supplied at command. All work bought at the store is warranted and will be repaired free 0: cust, if itrips unreasonHaving one ofthe very best workmen in the State . am prepared to make Boots pt short notice and warrant a fit or no sale. Grateful for liberal patronage in the past, I am determined to merit it in the future by giving the public first rate articles and™at the Jlowest possible prices. A Remember the Corner ! Nevada, Jan. 4th. PROTECTION HOOK & LADDER Co. *€ Ata meeting of Protection Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1 held on the 1$th day of February, the following Preamble and Resolution were adopted: Whereas, on the 8th day of ovens 1863, the Rereroyed hy fire, and in consequence thereSa ny hawe ep of’ betore ~LAWS6 @ they will not be considered members of ‘Conmpeay C W. YOUNG, Sea # pela Company. ‘ Fer Sale. Splendid Water Wheel, 30 feet in ar at the A meter, with ’ ; &e, he . Fe ‘ ire i teak wi foe foe oe, ys a