May 4, 1865 (4 pages)

RS, ci-. hat we line on YY only. brest s slog selling le ina da we d honPublic “Fennda Daily Transcript. _. 7HURSDAY MORNING, MAY 4, —— TOTHE Orricers orTne SoLprexs’ Arp SocreTies, NEvADA CousTY.—I am about. making a rapid tour through your county, . for the purpose of saving such Societies as may be languishing and in need of assistance. We hope and believe the war is nearly Pa ended. But the hospitals are full of men, sick and wounded, who must be carefl for at least six months after the last battle: is fought. The funds of, the United Statesd con. or COMMERCIAL & PINE’ ‘wtteers. . Sanitary Commission are expended with the most studious regard to strict economy ; the expenses of distribution having never yet reached five per cent. of the amount contrib-. uted. But our supplies are rusining low ‘and there is yet pressing need of Saiitary. work. I do not propose to visit any Socie. ties where it may not be really necessary or profitable to do so. Officers of Societies who feel that a day or ~ an evening spent with them would be of material advantage, can confer with me, by letter or otherwise, at Grass: Valley on Sat. urday, May 6th, or at Nevada city, Monday, May 8th. J. H. Cuapin, “Ag’t U. 8. San. Com. Sacramento, May Ist, 1865. _ JuLivs Dreiruss has just had completed a magnificent bread wagon— the prettiest one we have seen for a long time. Itis intended tor summer use and his patrons will new be furnished with ni¢e hot bread every morning for breakfast from as neat a vehicleas ever run the streets of Nevada, and from the hands of as accommodating a driver as can be found anywhere. Tug Monawk.—Some time since we noticed the fact the Mohawk company, whose claims are located on Gold Flat had struck their ledge. De Witt Tisdale yesterday showed us some magnificent specimens of rock taken from the lead. They were lit, erally filled with oro. The company now have a ledge of one and a half feet thick and about eighty tons of splendid rock upon the top of the ground. We are informed that _ the comnany will commence crushing next week. A large amount of money has been expended in prospecting this claim and we have no doubt that it will prove to be a : profitable mine. PaRapise yeas painting was exhibited at Temperance Hall last night and our citizens will have another opportu’ nity of seeing it to-night. The scenes of the Garden of Eden are magnificent and are alone worth the full price of admission, but there are many other parts of the panorama are equally as good, and the entire exhibition-is fa¥ superior to anything of the kind we have ever seen. the painting. All should go and see Haywarp axp HALL.—We tinderstand ; that Hayward 'and Hall will repeat their concert in this city at an early day. We are confident that all who attended the first entertainment will not let the next opportanity slip,and many more: will avail them. elves of the. chance of attending & splendid concert and a pleasant dance. iam is no Hies WaTer.—The warm weather within the last few days has caused the snow to. * melt in the mountains, thus producing “a . freshet below which is very troublesome to miners and is doing much damage. Near North San Juan, mining in the river has been entirely stopped and sume of the adjacent hill diggings are so flooded with water that it i impossible to work them, Water, however, is what is needed in the lower country, and while it may damage the miver, _ it will be a great blessing to the farmer. GRanp Juny.—The following persons are members of the Grand Jury: A. H. Hanson, John Belden, W.8. Tisdale, A. H. Hagadora, John Cashin, T. W. Sigourney, J. C. Abbott, Henry Wall, J. W. Downing, Wm. R. Coe, Frank Guild, C. McElvey, Henry Mackie, R. M. Van Loan, Wm. Kent, Z, P. _ Davis, W. S. McRoberts, Reuben Leach, Sol. Cushman, W. H. Weeks, B. F. Stoakes, _ \Ae@. Pier and L. L. Niel. dro Seiutti for $800, and the vacant lots, a, Oboe pslincenttiennanearannowesacnineyyi 4 ie L< A Merchant needs only a Good Reputation for himselfand his Goods, In order to be q™uocessful in business, and in order to obtain it he should act accordingly. —@. ee HAAS-& co. oS oe Weorr TH EREFORE inform thir customers and the public in general that they ‘need not labor under difficulties in procuring the best and finest-Custom Made 2 pemaaatad at their _— can be found a Spring and Summer-Chothing, CUSTOM MADE, ‘Larger in Quantity and of Better ‘Material and Workmanship, than in any other House in the Stato We offer our Goods at PRICES SO LOW -——THAT— NONE CAN UNDERSELL US. $47-Oei stock fe complete for the Spris and Summer Trade and comprises everything in the Clothing line, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Latest Styles. ‘Custom Made Boots, Binkets, &c, . the We solicit an examination of our stock. 8. HAAS & CO. Nevada, April 15th, NEW HAT AND CAP STORE. . _ & NOVITZKY,. Practical Hatter and Furrier. ESPEOCTFULLY informs the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that he has just opened a new HAT AND CAP STORE, At 28 Commercial Street. North adjoining Vollhaber’s Saloon, where he perp nay een wpe Spo a choice assortment of Hats and Caps, Latest Styles, and Excellent Finish. Military and Other Hats Made to ‘Order. Hats Cleaned amm ressed. Give him a call, and test the of his wares. UNITED STATES BAKERY penne re LIUS DREYFU ese OULD inten, the Ladies and Gentlemen of evada that he keeps on hand, at the Odors, Pie p= “and Commerciah Stress! CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00'S . wt CARD 10 THE PEOPLE! ; 2 $40,000 Worth of. Heavy ahd Shelf Hardware, Powder Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, Wagon Timber, Nails, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, & Wines, Liquors, &o, &e, Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, In the “Kidd & Knox Block” And For Sale WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ¥ OUR UNION oF wrodus AND with our business facilities both here and in the San Francisco markctsa, 7 are enabled to ‘compete successfully with any house out of San Francisco, and now offer our to the trade at profits lower ever before made in the meuntains. Our Motto: Heavy Sales and Small Profits, 1 We will deliver our Goods a reasonable distance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE! —IN THE— Hardware & Grocery Departments Egil wen CELLAR, Will constantly be found in their line, to which we Dies, po og ns Bs iavite fie attention and inspection o FARE SO All pervone indebted to thie ite firms my A. H. ‘HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W.H. CRAWFORD & CO. aré requested to settle their accounts, . of ovr-BROADSTREET portion at : TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. 100 tnd abies at CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & & CO. cnawioun: LEAVITT & CO. 5 0% MLASKS QUICKSILVER, Jnot reRAWFORD, VITT & CO. knoe BLASTING POWDER, 300, CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & we GALLS. FRESH CE store and a= 7 CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CC co.” 250 sii Blane & 00. . 200 MoRstoREss aE CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & co. All Goods in the ¢ than ever, sod for eale,oy ———ne * co. Shovels} ahoOn'é ‘& HAMLIN'S. ca Snare oR GAN Ss. frm eign for both the se Greta defor orgen tice and he Fecren. a gern with or ‘n ° new. {te onjes mph rec br yetes jg A one en! ¥ ; which is the ae ~ . AUTOMATIC atic ‘Patented Oct. 21, 1862, se ee ees above instremeut—on he mh arene for it. tire oe ae field. hitherto ve an en i elicited th sileied’ she ae sanen one OnE 8 Se the enc for the Pacific Coast for the podem See. la = eopulne instruments, and all orders addressed to imat hisPiano and Music Warerooms, : 1 San Francisbo. will reeeive prompt attention. a8 NEW STORE 1}. “AND NEW GOODS! ! A. H. HANSON OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THK citizens and families of Aap city and the s towns that he has opened a AND Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad Street, He has on heat and ‘will be in constant receipt of everything in the way ot GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Liquors, * _ CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, . &e, &e. To which he invites the attention of all m want of es damttad in this line, Seetersiemeeay These Goods will be sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Im order to sell Goods cheap ‘aud avoid con: tracting bad debts, 1 shall strictly FOR CASH. Nevada, April7th. . aaae w'*sOZODONT’’.21 "For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary. SOLOMAN GUMP. Francisco. HAUSMANN & CO, Imperters and Manufactuaers of Mirrors, Looking Glasses, PICTURE FRAMES, &e. ; & 537 CLAY sT Near Montgomery,..-.+.+++. Ban Francisco. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY. WISE & PRINDLE’S ART GALLER ©. is one of the Finest in the State. . DAVID HAUSMAN. New York. ; Gallery jucted by JAMES WISE T co isa (th dae , vs Me: t Painter and and is consequentl uct an establishment ot Am! and Peresnie 2 Don on oy 417 Lame street, over Roman’s oakstore. apil @.1 R. CRAWFORD, Masonte Building, on Pine Street Always on hand a full supply of CONSTABES Retail Dealer in Plain and Fancy TATIONERY, ‘Blank Books, Sheet Music, Gold Pens, . PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. sa ace PALE. SPRING CLOTHING) ‘SPRING CLOTHING 1 The Tip of Fashion! BROADWAY F AY FASHIONS, Just received ex-Steamer Sacramento — ae: OPENING AT THE CLOTHING idan . PP. BANNER, Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada vit y We haye received a large and splendid stock of . Fine Custos Made MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING, ELECTED ex ressly for this mark a S of the-most approved Styles for th . _ SPRIN G AND SUMMER TRADE, ' And of qualities ‘unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, Which, we will dispose-of at such LOW RATES That cannot Fall to give the most perfect satisfaction. . i,.lye have tn store «very large and choice se RURNISHING GOODS, . SILK, BEAVER and CASSIMERE HATS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, Of every kind. « WHITE, BLUE & GRAY CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, of.all sizes. SOLE LEATHEK TRUNKS, SARATOGA TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET SACKS, &c. &c. Which we offer for sale at LOWER RATES THAN ANY ,. OTHER HOUSE IN: NEVADA _COUNTY: Gi A heogt ol POET in o find It to theie ate A prob in ,~ ——e of the truth, ae we w “"— oa be . ever before offer : is State, emempber the place—in Knox’s Block Corner of Broad & Pine ptreets, “ P. BANNER. HEAD QUARTER 8.2: —or— FASHIONABLE “DRY Coops! ‘Low Prices have and always will ? Rule, at we Ae GOLDSMITH’s, Old Stand, Corner Broad: & Pine Sta. H*nt has Aca seivined from San Franciece brought up one of the Finest and most Seleet Stock of SPRING & SUMMER Goops Ever exhibted in thie city. it will be useless to enumerate all the items as it would alu up this Ladies of fe but he calle the at of — the otnand vicinity to his} ficent: DEBS Goons, HOUSEKEEPING, _ FANOY AND MILLINEY GOODS! Bonnets eer Salas of hap oe pun for Ladies and dren, too numerous to mention. CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS. He bas the fullest and assortment of 2-ply, 3-ply, Ingrain . soi Brussels, &e., Kee The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth, ~ And 2 full assortment of nues ‘AND MATTING. coe of all are to correspond wit san Ero ie eae, eg etn r) ex: one and examine the Goods bt and convinee Lad 1 am pees ae re ee : + seam MO Latest Styles, are received EVERY WEEK, and special orders for Geods Sr peat stones a ge Will be atsonAedian With Gnapateh. *t mistake . GOLDSMITH. Nevada, April ist, A e Bankert’s Fine Philadelphia Boots, It ncedieas to mention again that the prices. ae nigger tele: pl

RS, ci-. hat we line on YY only. brest s slog selling le ina da we d honPublic “Fennda Daily Transcript. _. 7HURSDAY MORNING, MAY 4, —— TOTHE Orricers orTne SoLprexs’ Arp SocreTies, NEvADA CousTY.—I am about. making a rapid tour through your county, . for the purpose of saving such Societies as may be languishing and in need of assistance. We hope and believe the war is nearly Pa ended. But the hospitals are full of men, sick and wounded, who must be carefl for at least six months after the last battle: is fought. The funds of, the United Statesd con. or COMMERCIAL & PINE’ ‘wtteers. . Sanitary Commission are expended with the most studious regard to strict economy ; the expenses of distribution having never yet reached five per cent. of the amount contrib-. uted. But our supplies are rusining low ‘and there is yet pressing need of Saiitary. work. I do not propose to visit any Socie. ties where it may not be really necessary or profitable to do so. Officers of Societies who feel that a day or ~ an evening spent with them would be of material advantage, can confer with me, by letter or otherwise, at Grass: Valley on Sat. urday, May 6th, or at Nevada city, Monday, May 8th. J. H. Cuapin, “Ag’t U. 8. San. Com. Sacramento, May Ist, 1865. _ JuLivs Dreiruss has just had completed a magnificent bread wagon— the prettiest one we have seen for a long time. Itis intended tor summer use and his patrons will new be furnished with ni¢e hot bread every morning for breakfast from as neat a vehicleas ever run the streets of Nevada, and from the hands of as accommodating a driver as can be found anywhere. Tug Monawk.—Some time since we noticed the fact the Mohawk company, whose claims are located on Gold Flat had struck their ledge. De Witt Tisdale yesterday showed us some magnificent specimens of rock taken from the lead. They were lit, erally filled with oro. The company now have a ledge of one and a half feet thick and about eighty tons of splendid rock upon the top of the ground. We are informed that _ the comnany will commence crushing next week. A large amount of money has been expended in prospecting this claim and we have no doubt that it will prove to be a : profitable mine. PaRapise yeas painting was exhibited at Temperance Hall last night and our citizens will have another opportu’ nity of seeing it to-night. The scenes of the Garden of Eden are magnificent and are alone worth the full price of admission, but there are many other parts of the panorama are equally as good, and the entire exhibition-is fa¥ superior to anything of the kind we have ever seen. the painting. All should go and see Haywarp axp HALL.—We tinderstand ; that Hayward 'and Hall will repeat their concert in this city at an early day. We are confident that all who attended the first entertainment will not let the next opportanity slip,and many more: will avail them. elves of the. chance of attending & splendid concert and a pleasant dance. iam is no Hies WaTer.—The warm weather within the last few days has caused the snow to. * melt in the mountains, thus producing “a . freshet below which is very troublesome to miners and is doing much damage. Near North San Juan, mining in the river has been entirely stopped and sume of the adjacent hill diggings are so flooded with water that it i impossible to work them, Water, however, is what is needed in the lower country, and while it may damage the miver, _ it will be a great blessing to the farmer. GRanp Juny.—The following persons are members of the Grand Jury: A. H. Hanson, John Belden, W.8. Tisdale, A. H. Hagadora, John Cashin, T. W. Sigourney, J. C. Abbott, Henry Wall, J. W. Downing, Wm. R. Coe, Frank Guild, C. McElvey, Henry Mackie, R. M. Van Loan, Wm. Kent, Z, P. _ Davis, W. S. McRoberts, Reuben Leach, Sol. Cushman, W. H. Weeks, B. F. Stoakes, _ \Ae@. Pier and L. L. Niel. dro Seiutti for $800, and the vacant lots, a, Oboe pslincenttiennanearannowesacnineyyi 4 ie L< A Merchant needs only a Good Reputation for himselfand his Goods, In order to be q™uocessful in business, and in order to obtain it he should act accordingly. —@. ee HAAS-& co. oS oe Weorr TH EREFORE inform thir customers and the public in general that they ‘need not labor under difficulties in procuring the best and finest-Custom Made 2 pemaaatad at their _— can be found a Spring and Summer-Chothing, CUSTOM MADE, ‘Larger in Quantity and of Better ‘Material and Workmanship, than in any other House in the Stato We offer our Goods at PRICES SO LOW -——THAT— NONE CAN UNDERSELL US. $47-Oei stock fe complete for the Spris and Summer Trade and comprises everything in the Clothing line, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Latest Styles.. ‘Custom Made Boots, Binkets, &c, . the We solicit an examination of our stock. 8. HAAS & CO. Nevada, April 15th, NEW HAT AND CAP STORE. . _ & NOVITZKY,. Practical Hatter and Furrier. ESPEOCTFULLY informs the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that he has just opened a new HAT AND CAP STORE, At 28 Commercial Street. North adjoining Vollhaber’s Saloon, where he perp nay een wpe Spo a choice assortment of Hats and Caps, Latest Styles, and Excellent Finish. Military and Other Hats Made to ‘Order. Hats Cleaned amm ressed. Give him a call, and test the of his wares. UNITED STATES BAKERY penne re LIUS DREYFU ese OULD inten, the Ladies and Gentlemen of evada that he keeps on hand, at the Odors, Pie p= “and Commerciah Stress! CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00'S . wt CARD 10 THE PEOPLE! ; 2 $40,000 Worth of. Heavy ahd Shelf Hardware, Powder Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, Wagon Timber, Nails, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, & Wines, Liquors, &o, &e, Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, In the “Kidd & Knox Block” And For Sale WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ¥ OUR UNION oF wrodus AND with our business facilities both here and in the San Francisco markctsa, 7 are enabled to ‘compete successfully with any house out of San Francisco, and now offer our to the trade at profits lower ever before made in the meuntains. Our Motto: Heavy Sales and Small Profits, 1 We will deliver our Goods a reasonable distance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE! —IN THE— Hardware & Grocery Departments Egil wen CELLAR, Will constantly be found in their line, to which we Dies, po og ns Bs iavite fie attention and inspection o FARE SO All pervone indebted to thie ite firms my A. H. ‘HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W.H. CRAWFORD & CO. aré requested to settle their accounts, . of ovr-BROADSTREET portion at : TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO.

Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. 100 tnd abies at CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & & CO. cnawioun: LEAVITT & CO. 5 0% MLASKS QUICKSILVER, Jnot reRAWFORD, VITT & CO. knoe BLASTING POWDER, 300, CRAWFORD. LEAVITT & we GALLS. FRESH CE store and a= 7 CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CC co.” 250 sii Blane & 00. . 200 MoRstoREss aE CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & co. All Goods in the ¢ than ever, sod for eale,oy ———ne * co. Shovels} ahoOn'é ‘& HAMLIN'S. ca Snare oR GAN Ss. frm eign for both the se Greta defor orgen tice and he Fecren. a gern with or ‘n ° new. {te onjes mph rec br yetes jg A one en! ¥ ; which is the ae ~ . AUTOMATIC atic ‘Patented Oct. 21, 1862, se ee ees above instremeut—on he mh arene for it. tire oe ae field. hitherto ve an en i elicited th sileied’ she ae sanen one OnE 8 Se the enc for the Pacific Coast for the podem See. la = eopulne instruments, and all orders addressed to imat hisPiano and Music Warerooms, : 1 San Francisbo. will reeeive prompt attention. a8 NEW STORE 1}. “AND NEW GOODS! ! A. H. HANSON OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THK citizens and families of Aap city and the s towns that he has opened a AND Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad Street, He has on heat and ‘will be in constant receipt of everything in the way ot GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Liquors, * _ CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, . &e, &e. To which he invites the attention of all m want of es damttad in this line, Seetersiemeeay These Goods will be sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Im order to sell Goods cheap ‘aud avoid con: tracting bad debts, 1 shall strictly FOR CASH. Nevada, April7th. . aaae w'*sOZODONT’’.21 "For Sale by E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary. SOLOMAN GUMP. Francisco. HAUSMANN & CO, Imperters and Manufactuaers of Mirrors, Looking Glasses, PICTURE FRAMES, &e. ; & 537 CLAY sT Near Montgomery,...-.+.+++. Ban Francisco. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY. WISE & PRINDLE’S ART GALLER ©. is one of the Finest in the State. . DAVID HAUSMAN. New York. ; Gallery jucted by JAMES WISE T co isa (th dae , vs Me: t Painter and and is consequentl uct an establishment ot Am! and Peresnie 2 Don on oy 417 Lame street, over Roman’s oakstore. apil @.1 R. CRAWFORD, Masonte Building, on Pine Street Always on hand a full supply of CONSTABES Retail Dealer in Plain and Fancy TATIONERY, ‘Blank Books, Sheet Music, Gold Pens, . PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. sa ace PALE. SPRING CLOTHING) ‘SPRING CLOTHING 1 The Tip of Fashion! BROADWAY F AY FASHIONS, Just received ex-Steamer Sacramento — ae: OPENING AT THE CLOTHING idan . PP. BANNER, Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada vit y We haye received a large and splendid stock of . Fine Custos Made MEN AND BOY'S CLOTHING, ELECTED ex ressly for this mark a S of the-most approved Styles for th . _ SPRIN G AND SUMMER TRADE, ' And of qualities ‘unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, Which, we will dispose-of at such LOW RATES That cannot Fall to give the most perfect satisfaction. . i,.lye have tn store «very large and choice se RURNISHING GOODS, . SILK, BEAVER and CASSIMERE HATS, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, Of every kind. « WHITE, BLUE & GRAY CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, of.all sizes. SOLE LEATHEK TRUNKS, SARATOGA TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET SACKS, &c. &c. Which we offer for sale at LOWER RATES THAN ANY ,. OTHER HOUSE IN: NEVADA _COUNTY: Gi A heogt ol POET in o find It to theie ate A prob in ,~ ——e of the truth, ae we w “"— oa be . ever before offer : is State, emempber the place—in Knox’s Block Corner of Broad & Pine ptreets, “ P. BANNER. HEAD QUARTER 8.2: —or— FASHIONABLE “DRY Coops! ‘Low Prices have and always will ? Rule, at we Ae GOLDSMITH’s, Old Stand, Corner Broad: & Pine Sta. H*nt has Aca seivined from San Franciece brought up one of the Finest and most Seleet Stock of SPRING & SUMMER Goops Ever exhibted in thie city. it will be useless to enumerate all the items as it would alu up this Ladies of fe but he calle the at of — the otnand vicinity to his} ficent: DEBS Goons, HOUSEKEEPING, _ FANOY AND MILLINEY GOODS! Bonnets eer Salas of hap oe pun for Ladies and dren, too numerous to mention. CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS. He bas the fullest and assortment of 2-ply, 3-ply, Ingrain . soi Brussels, &e., Kee The celebrated Jewett Oil Cloth, ~ And 2 full assortment of nues ‘AND MATTING. coe of all are to correspond wit san Ero ie eae, eg etn r) ex: one and examine the Goods bt and convinee Lad 1 am pees ae re ee : + seam MO Latest Styles, are received EVERY WEEK, and special orders for Geods Sr peat stones a ge Will be atsonAedian With Gnapateh. *t mistake . GOLDSMITH. Nevada, April ist, A e Bankert’s Fine Philadelphia Boots, It ncedieas to mention again that the prices. ae nigger tele: pl