November 26, 1864 (4 pages)

en. en edu, stand, ational 4 vot of —— of his rod be as of in the moved dured, of this: 1, Come. nation ricans ‘ine of ington vwas eforth me.~<-he its ) will m the vd be gitive ) freee huaot ~ \dding. i from ences slave chains pre= © rush» phore d for fa 8 gsdii Teh SEER AE. “ay,-was achiéved on the Sth of _ with the. policy of the Administaation, which . Slavery “abd.secession, undér.-the—deaders. «mente failed, and the eleetion of the 8th has “tors; schemes, which in the hands of such . Gens, Wood, Seymour, Vallandingham, and , Of November, through harmless bits of paper . falling silently and softly as the snow flakes, this month. A few moaths ago were developed elements. of danger in the loyal States, more threats “Much of dissatisfaction was manifested among the more radical and progressite, threatened division in the Union party. At. the same time; was developed a powerful organization of the old proxslavery Demos cratic party, thoroughly-in ‘sympathy with ship of cunning and xijiainous politicians and dewmagegues, and eoibining #i)j-the elements uf apposition to the Goveriment. Patriots trembled and sot without eause, lest the Government sliould pass into their hands, “Yeversal of the whole poli —Gov. Trustees will meet as a Board of Equalizatien at the office eof EW. Smith, on Tuce Boarp or{ EQuatization.—The City day evening next, at Gj o'clock. © a BOOTS .— C. K. Porter’s San. Francisco Custom Made Winter Boots. for sale by S. HAAS & CO., corner of Pime and Commercial Streets, Nevada: ‘n3-tf Fall & Winter Clothing! . which would have resulted-in a completepolicy of the ernment in maintaining its unity and integs nity aud atauidonment of the whole country to, treason and rebellion bya dishgnorablepeace ond restoration of slavery: But less. . Confusion reigned: in. the councils of Northern traitors, and their most cunning schemes for combining ‘the discordant ele~ resulted in their edmplete overthrow, and an overwhelming victory for Union, freedom and governmenut. It were unpossible tor us to magnify the importance and: results of that election. It demonstrates the ‘patriot ism and. integrity of the loyal people of Ainerica. ‘That they are able to rive ubove persoual, selfish or pecuniary interest to save their country and government, and thereby give to the world unmistakable proof that a free and intelligent people are capable of self government. It gives the most, sats isfactory evidence of the stability of our own‘ free republic. Never before ;bas the ex« perinient of popular government been so. severely tested or so triumphantly vindicated. our years agé our republic was threatened ' with dismemberment by the’ well planned schemes of accomplished traix men and with such. opportunities, wodld have subverted any other government on eurth. But yeaterd y it was threa‘ened with anarchy through the baseand licentious ‘thachinations of all the elements of treason end corruption within the loyal states—and of her enemies in arins against ber. She has triumphantly withstood the shock of both, without violating a single constitutional principle of free popular government, and must to-day occupy before the world a prouder, higher position than ever before. That election decides no peace with arm. ed rebellion until all traitors either retura to allegiance or leave their country, either by way of the gallows or exile. grave of infamy, that scourge of the nation the old prosslavery Democratic party, from whence it will arise, nevermore, nevermore. It proclaims a speedy end to the prostitution and the abuse of the prinviples of free press and free speech—as heretofore practised by the Copperheads in these loyal States. And these treacherous friends and abetora of rebellion will de well to beware how they heres after demand their rights in these loyal states tind abuse the magnanimity of a free people, or they may find that the rights of Coppers head traitors are reduced to single one—the ' Fight ‘to swing. It completely ronts the leit wing of the rebel army in the North, and quenches the last hope of the right wing in the South.— What was this whole Democratic, Copper= head organization, under the command of that up-start, blockhead and traitor, George B. McClellan, but an attempt to conquer the loyal North at the ballot box and lay it as a trophy at the feet of Jeff. Davis and his Confederacy. Verily the ballots of the’ 8th achieved a greater victory for union and freedom than all the grape,’ cannister sod minnie balls of our armies.in the field. And what has buoyed up the Confederate traix tors ot the South but the hope of division in the North—the overthrow of the present government, by the so-called peace demo~ crats, These are swept away and the speedy suppression of the rebellion and restora~ tion of peace are seemingly beyond a peradventure, Once more. It endorses by the loyal #« tion the policy of emancipation and makes the ultimate destruction of the infernal institution of American slavery certain. It is the voiee of the freedom loviog millones of the North, as the vice of the multitude which St Joho heard in Patmos—that henceforth there is no truce with rebellion until its cause is forever removed—that that proc~ lamation shall yet be heard in every rice swainp and slave mart of the South and hearing every yoke shall be broken and every slave go free. That henceforth there is no room in this Union for a State without a free Constitution, and that evermore America is to be in fact what hitherto she bas been in ome The land of the FREE, And the bome of the brave, Hallelujah. Abd let all the people say, n. Bitte : e LT Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET...NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. FRipax, November 25th. through a meréiful Providence all such, aps rehensions of danger have proved grounds . . It lays in its . ‘. Shoes, of all kinds. atthe Ladies of Nevada and vicinity are invited to call and examine these goods and before purchasing elsewhere, ashe is sell his goods at low prices to suit the times. Jali and assufed of the truth! D tlemen of Nevada! S$. HAAS & CO., . ' AVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND * : MAGNIFICENT STOCK —OFr— Pall and Winter Clothing! "ass or mn . LATEST STYLES !1 Direct from New York City ! i t Having a Tremendous Stock ot CENTLEMEN’S COATS! Of cvery size, style, quality and color, VESTS. « A splendid lot of every kind, PANTS, The Largest and best stock ever brought here BOOTS ! Suitable for all seasone of the year : Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, A superb stock,. We offer them for sale at Lower Rates than the eame articles ean be purchased for at any other Ho We invite particular attention of the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding towns to the new stock of Clothing which we have just reGive us call and we will guarantee satisfaction as to prices and quality of goods. S. HAAS & COMPANY, At the old stand on the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada city.’ : LOS ANGELES GRAPES, Pears, Apples, Nuts, Candies, ; &c. &c. For sale in quantities to suit, by NICK. SLOCOVICH, Nevada, Nov. 19th. New Goods, New Goods ‘For the Fall & Winter Trade t JACOB ROSENTHAL, No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. H* just received an entire now and stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods! ! Consisting in part of PLAIN and FANCY SILKS, WOOL DE LAINES, ~ . OPERA & FRENCH FLANNELS, WORSTED POPLINS, FRENCH & AMERICAN PRINTS. EMPRESS, OTTOMAN AND FOURTH CLOTHS. on Pine Street. large . x Dress Goeds, all of the Latest Styles, Also a large stock of Bleached and Unbleached Shecting. Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, fine Biankets, &c, Together with a well selected stock of Carpets, Oll Cleths, Mattings, &c. Alsoa very large stock of Ladies’ and Childrens JACOB ROSENTHAL. ‘No. 54 Broad street, Nevadacity. Fancy and Plain Candies ! Wholesale and Retail, by JULIUS DREYFUSS, J M Earnest fan J JF August do a Medbeobeen Monten J Bamber Pall John Hill Guid Hill F McGuire hill t W Parzett Moores F 5 Dutch Fiat C Orr do W Huiiman City P Brophy Cherokee G W Weich do T Cocran San Suan W OD Kinsey. do E Fe Grass Val 2D Stranger Cadanah 41 rT) do M Hanson Bowmausr ; Joka WeshingiS . chased or on delivery. ; sustained m collecting such a large nuinber of use in this State ! . : a4 ceived all of the New York Latest Styles,—. PINE APPLES, ORANCES. Weaver WEAVER & COMPANY, Nevada, Jan. 224, 1864. : EK to info Fos py 2 fede nd he a NEW. STO Cheapest Store in the City ! Monday the 25th day of January, “ _ We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when pur} Pe a td We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that has deen accounts as have heretofore been’on the Books of this House. ie ong In a credit business, the GOOD and: PROMPT PAYING customers ‘eave to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merieee chant hastemakeup LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the Cash Principle !! in our baiamess, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICESThan it would be possible fo do umder the cred« it system, and with our facilities in San Franadvantages of the markets, and sell at such prices a8, will — ‘Defy Competition ! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call, Our business will be conducted vies of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no ___ Bad’Debts. on the princiwe ‘shall strictly adhere to Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hestnet for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that ‘our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. a WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AxD— LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. @ FORCASH vs KO. 59 BROAD STREET, 1 ciseo, will be able to give our customers all the . WEAVER & COMPANY. . Goons ! [a GEO. B. TURNER, Spo amen ie ages inform the citizens of Nevada ty and all the surrounding . towns that he has just received a very PARLOR aj > =AND— __ We shall sell our Goods; ——— _. Cooking Stoves Hh Of various sizes’ nd Styles. de, . CROCKERY WARE! Sr L-would call particular attention of purchasers to my splendid stock of . Chamber. Setts, Glass Ware, Lamps, Vases, Dinner and Tea Setts, &c. &c. A great variety of , HARDWARE, CUTLERY _SPOONS, &o. &e. TIN WARE, . Everything that Is manufactured in this Lime. Also on hand, Woeden and Willow Wane! BROOMS, BRUSHES, eto, MINING TOOLS, Consisting of Picks, Shovels, Hydraulic Pipes, ~Noszles, Pans, etc, etc. 4 Everything kepton hand that is usually found in a first class Hardware and Crockery Ware Es tablishment, tF I will sell these Goods Cheaper than any other Store imthe city! oo CEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, sign of the ‘‘Wooden Pitcber,’’—next door to Haas & Co’s Store. Nevada, Oct. 14th—2m SPLENDID STOCK . Fall and Winter Dry Goods! nd 4 _A. GOLDSMITH, Corder of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. : OULD respectfully : Nevada and vicinit ceived alarge stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, For Fall and Winter Trade ! infcrm the Ladiés of silkand worsted Poptins, Opera and French ‘¥lannels, Empress, Ottoman apa Foulard Cloths French, German & English, Merinos, Printed Cashmere Robes, etc., and all the Novelties in Dress Goods! Housekeeping Goods consisting of Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Quilts, Blankets, ete. Dress Trimmings and Ribbons! Carpets, Oil Cloths & Mattings. All of which we invite the attention of the Ladies of this city and the surrounding towns. Goods sold at the Very Lowest Prices Call and examine these Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere. ; A. COLDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. CENTRE MARKET. PRANK AUMER would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that he has become proprietor of this well‘know and popular Meat Markét, on Commercial street, afew doors below the Daily Transcript Printing Office, and will keep on hand the very best quality of BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, ' VEGETABLES. He ho striet attention to business to receive aoe A lanes ‘of patronage. 22 GEO. W. KIDD, BAINEEHR, In the Granite building, Broad street, — UST purchased at the highest . Bereta fi advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay or for (:uvinage at the U.S. Mint ee sn toe notes cities at the lowest rate. Collecttons securi(gj F y that he has just reConsisting in part of black and colored Silke, hionable Clothing ! AS JUST RECEIVED _MENSE STUCK OF FALL & WINTER CLOTHING. : Consisting in part of AN IM< _BROADCLOTH SUITS, ——— inewtronarmmeaansaetsparpta x lbavehsanse iene HATS AND CAPs, . Ofall the Latest styles for Fall & Winter weax. : A large and well selected stock of ; ; Ladies & Misses Boots & Shoes. -“: FINE AND HEAVY’ BOooTs, For Gentlemen. 40 fs sHONS; of every Desériptiont Gent's Furnishing Goods! : Consisting of DRAWERS, CRAVATS, COLLARS, ‘ SOCKS, * ete. eto. amt . Boy’s. Clothing ! The Largest and best stock of any House in this State.__We spare no pains in-_procuring the — best to be hadiu thie line. Those in want of Boy’s Clothing should by all means go ta P. BANNER’S. P. Banner intends to sell his Goods at LESS PRICES than. any other House in Nevada! . The popular Establishment of P. Banner have on hand the largest and most complete stock of Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, and in fact. everything usually found ina first class House. Don’t forget the place !. GaP. BANNER’ S!.£1 Kidd & Knox's Building, F-On the corner-of Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada city. The Largest Assortment” ——) he FINE HAVANNA CIGARS, ° . MEERSHAUM PIPEHs, TOBACCO, -. FINE CUTLERY, Ete; Eto. Ever brought to this city, jugt received by L. PHILLIPS, Broad St, next door to Welch’s Bookstore, Aliso, an endless variety of TOYS. TOYS. TOYS. AND FANCY GoOoDs, oe -For Christmas Presents! Nevada, Oct, 20th. : JENKINS’ Oyster Saloon!! ne Oysters Raw, ; Oysters Stewed Oysters Fried, HArze fitted up a neat Room for the abovo business, I am fully prepared to serve up, to the eitizenaof Nevada and strangers coming into the town, Frese Ovsrenrs, cooked i every Style. Arrangements have béen é to receive Oys~ ‘ters DAILY from the Bay. Families can be oan. plied with Oysters in the shell or otherwise. Also, constantly on hand crcLAM CHOW DER!.£4 Perk & Beans, Pigs’ Feet, &,‘a&c. ANDREW R. JENKINS. Main Street. opposite the Untomw Horry. @Nevada, Nov. 11th. ’ KEROSENE, @ = PAINTS AND OILS, DRUGS AND MEDIOINES. For salé by E. F. SPENCE. Nevada, Det. 27th. LADIES’ FESTIVAL. oe A GRAND FESTIVAL, will be given for the . ’ 4. Benefit of the Catholic Church, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, ci] e LES, . penton, Ral lm ae at Law. United States Bakery, [Pime Street. Er Goods delivered Free of Charge. 43 \ \ Wednesday Even’g, Dee. 215t. ORs “mr . , mevede, Nov. 20th,

en. en edu, stand, ational 4 vot of —— of his rod be as of in the moved dured, of this: 1, Come. nation ricans ‘ine of ington vwas eforth me.~<-he its ) will m the vd be gitive ) freee huaot ~ \dding. i from ences slave chains pre= © rush» phore d for fa 8 gsdii Teh SEER AE. “ay,-was achiéved on the Sth of _ with the. policy of the Administaation, which . Slavery “abd.secession, undér.-the—deaders. «mente failed, and the eleetion of the 8th has “tors; schemes, which in the hands of such . Gens, Wood, Seymour, Vallandingham, and , Of November, through harmless bits of paper .. falling silently and softly as the snow flakes, this month. A few moaths ago were developed elements. of danger in the loyal States, more threats “Much of dissatisfaction was manifested among the more radical and progressite, threatened division in the Union party. At. the same time; was developed a powerful organization of the old proxslavery Demos cratic party, thoroughly-in ‘sympathy with ship of cunning and xijiainous politicians and dewmagegues, and eoibining #i)j-the elements uf apposition to the Goveriment. Patriots trembled and sot without eause, lest the Government sliould pass into their hands, “Yeversal of the whole poli —Gov. Trustees will meet as a Board of Equalizatien at the office eof EW. Smith, on Tuce Boarp or{ EQuatization.—The City day evening next, at Gj o'clock. © a BOOTS .— C. K. Porter’s San. Francisco Custom Made Winter Boots. for sale by S. HAAS & CO., corner of Pime and Commercial Streets, Nevada: ‘n3-tf Fall & Winter Clothing! . which would have resulted-in a completepolicy of the ernment in maintaining its unity and integs nity aud atauidonment of the whole country to, treason and rebellion bya dishgnorablepeace ond restoration of slavery: But less. . Confusion reigned: in. the councils of Northern traitors, and their most cunning schemes for combining ‘the discordant ele~ resulted in their edmplete overthrow, and an overwhelming victory for Union, freedom and governmenut. It were unpossible tor us to magnify the importance and: results of that election. It demonstrates the ‘patriot ism and. integrity of the loyal people of Ainerica. ‘That they are able to rive ubove persoual, selfish or pecuniary interest to save their country and government, and thereby give to the world unmistakable proof that a free and intelligent people are capable of self government. It gives the most, sats isfactory evidence of the stability of our own‘ free republic. Never before ;bas the ex« perinient of popular government been so. severely tested or so triumphantly vindicated. our years agé our republic was threatened ' with dismemberment by the’ well planned schemes of accomplished traix men and with such. opportunities, wodld have subverted any other government on eurth. But yeaterd y it was threa‘ened with anarchy through the baseand licentious ‘thachinations of all the elements of treason end corruption within the loyal states—and of her enemies in arins against ber. She has triumphantly withstood the shock of both, without violating a single constitutional principle of free popular government, and must to-day occupy before the world a prouder, higher position than ever before. That election decides no peace with arm. ed rebellion until all traitors either retura to allegiance or leave their country, either by way of the gallows or exile. grave of infamy, that scourge of the nation the old prosslavery Democratic party, from whence it will arise, nevermore, nevermore. It proclaims a speedy end to the prostitution and the abuse of the prinviples of free press and free speech—as heretofore practised by the Copperheads in these loyal States. And these treacherous friends and abetora of rebellion will de well to beware how they heres after demand their rights in these loyal states tind abuse the magnanimity of a free people, or they may find that the rights of Coppers head traitors are reduced to single one—the ' Fight ‘to swing. It completely ronts the leit wing of the rebel army in the North, and quenches the last hope of the right wing in the South.— What was this whole Democratic, Copper= head organization, under the command of that up-start, blockhead and traitor, George B. McClellan, but an attempt to conquer the loyal North at the ballot box and lay it as a trophy at the feet of Jeff. Davis and his Confederacy. Verily the ballots of the’ 8th achieved a greater victory for union and freedom than all the grape,’ cannister sod minnie balls of our armies.in the field. And what has buoyed up the Confederate traix tors ot the South but the hope of division in the North—the overthrow of the present government, by the so-called peace demo~ crats, These are swept away and the speedy suppression of the rebellion and restora~ tion of peace are seemingly beyond a peradventure, Once more. It endorses by the loyal #« tion the policy of emancipation and makes the ultimate destruction of the infernal institution of American slavery certain. It is the voiee of the freedom loviog millones of the North, as the vice of the multitude which St Joho heard in Patmos—that henceforth there is no truce with rebellion until its cause is forever removed—that that proc~ lamation shall yet be heard in every rice swainp and slave mart of the South and hearing every yoke shall be broken and every slave go free. That henceforth there is no room in this Union for a State without a free Constitution, and that evermore America is to be in fact what hitherto she bas been in ome The land of the FREE, And the bome of the brave, Hallelujah. Abd let all the people say, n. Bitte : e LT Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET......NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. FRipax, November 25th. through a meréiful Providence all such, aps rehensions of danger have proved grounds . . It lays in its . ‘. Shoes, of all kinds. atthe Ladies of Nevada and vicinity are invited to call and examine these goods and before purchasing elsewhere, ashe is sell his goods at low prices to suit the times. Jali and assufed of the truth! D tlemen of Nevada! S$. HAAS & CO., . ' AVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND * : MAGNIFICENT STOCK —OFr— Pall and Winter Clothing! "ass or mn . LATEST STYLES !1 Direct from New York City ! i t Having a Tremendous Stock ot CENTLEMEN’S COATS! Of cvery size, style, quality and color, VESTS. « A splendid lot of every kind, PANTS, The Largest and best stock ever brought here BOOTS ! Suitable for all seasone of the year : Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, A superb stock,. We offer them for sale at Lower Rates than the eame articles ean be purchased for at any other Ho We invite particular attention of the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding towns to the new stock of Clothing which we have just reGive us call and we will guarantee satisfaction as to prices and quality of goods. S. HAAS & COMPANY, At the old stand on the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada city.’ : LOS ANGELES GRAPES, Pears, Apples, Nuts, Candies, ; &c. &c. For sale in quantities to suit, by NICK. SLOCOVICH, Nevada, Nov. 19th. New Goods, New Goods ‘For the Fall & Winter Trade t JACOB ROSENTHAL, No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. H* just received an entire now and stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods! ! Consisting in part of PLAIN and FANCY SILKS, WOOL DE LAINES, ~ . OPERA & FRENCH FLANNELS, WORSTED POPLINS, FRENCH & AMERICAN PRINTS. EMPRESS, OTTOMAN AND FOURTH CLOTHS. on Pine Street. large . x Dress Goeds, all of the Latest Styles, Also a large stock of Bleached and Unbleached Shecting. Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, fine Biankets, &c, Together with a well selected stock of Carpets, Oll Cleths, Mattings, &c. Alsoa very large stock of Ladies’ and Childrens JACOB ROSENTHAL. ‘No. 54 Broad street, Nevadacity. Fancy and Plain Candies ! Wholesale and Retail, by JULIUS DREYFUSS, J M Earnest fan J JF August do a Medbeobeen Monten J Bamber Pall John Hill Guid Hill F McGuire hill t W Parzett Moores F 5 Dutch Fiat

C Orr do W Huiiman City P Brophy Cherokee G W Weich do T Cocran San Suan W OD Kinsey. do E Fe Grass Val 2D Stranger Cadanah 41 rT) do M Hanson Bowmausr ; Joka WeshingiS . chased or on delivery. ; sustained m collecting such a large nuinber of use in this State ! . : a4 ceived all of the New York Latest Styles,—. PINE APPLES, ORANCES. Weaver WEAVER & COMPANY, Nevada, Jan. 224, 1864. : EK to info Fos py 2 fede nd he a NEW. STO Cheapest Store in the City ! Monday the 25th day of January, “ _ We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when pur} Pe a td We have been forced to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that has deen accounts as have heretofore been’on the Books of this House. ie ong In a credit business, the GOOD and: PROMPT PAYING customers ‘eave to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Merieee chant hastemakeup LARGER PROFITS the amount he loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the Cash Principle !! in our baiamess, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICESThan it would be possible fo do umder the cred« it system, and with our facilities in San Franadvantages of the markets, and sell at such prices a8, will — ‘Defy Competition ! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call, Our business will be conducted vies of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no ___ Bad’Debts. on the princiwe ‘shall strictly adhere to Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hestnet for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that ‘our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. a WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AxD— LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. @ FORCASH vs KO. 59 BROAD STREET, 1 ciseo, will be able to give our customers all the . WEAVER & COMPANY. . Goons ! [a GEO. B. TURNER, Spo amen ie ages inform the citizens of Nevada ty and all the surrounding . towns that he has just received a very PARLOR aj > =AND— __ We shall sell our Goods; ——— _. Cooking Stoves Hh Of various sizes’ nd Styles. de, . CROCKERY WARE! Sr L-would call particular attention of purchasers to my splendid stock of . Chamber. Setts, Glass Ware, Lamps, Vases, Dinner and Tea Setts, &c. &c. A great variety of , HARDWARE, CUTLERY _SPOONS, &o. &e. TIN WARE, . Everything that Is manufactured in this Lime. Also on hand, Woeden and Willow Wane! BROOMS, BRUSHES, eto, MINING TOOLS, Consisting of Picks, Shovels, Hydraulic Pipes, ~Noszles, Pans, etc, etc. 4 Everything kepton hand that is usually found in a first class Hardware and Crockery Ware Es tablishment, tF I will sell these Goods Cheaper than any other Store imthe city! oo CEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, sign of the ‘‘Wooden Pitcber,’’—next door to Haas & Co’s Store. Nevada, Oct. 14th—2m SPLENDID STOCK . Fall and Winter Dry Goods! nd 4 _A. GOLDSMITH, Corder of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. : OULD respectfully : Nevada and vicinit ceived alarge stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, For Fall and Winter Trade ! infcrm the Ladiés of silkand worsted Poptins, Opera and French ‘¥lannels, Empress, Ottoman apa Foulard Cloths French, German & English, Merinos, Printed Cashmere Robes, etc., and all the Novelties in Dress Goods! Housekeeping Goods consisting of Bleached and Unbleached Sheetings, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Quilts, Blankets, ete. Dress Trimmings and Ribbons! Carpets, Oil Cloths & Mattings. All of which we invite the attention of the Ladies of this city and the surrounding towns. Goods sold at the Very Lowest Prices Call and examine these Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere. ; A. COLDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. CENTRE MARKET. PRANK AUMER would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that he has become proprietor of this well‘know and popular Meat Markét, on Commercial street, afew doors below the Daily Transcript Printing Office, and will keep on hand the very best quality of BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, ' VEGETABLES. He ho striet attention to business to receive aoe A lanes ‘of patronage. 22 GEO. W. KIDD, BAINEEHR, In the Granite building, Broad street, — UST purchased at the highest . Bereta fi advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay or for (:uvinage at the U.S. Mint ee sn toe notes cities at the lowest rate. Collecttons securi(gj F y that he has just reConsisting in part of black and colored Silke, hionable Clothing ! AS JUST RECEIVED _MENSE STUCK OF FALL & WINTER CLOTHING. : Consisting in part of AN IM< _BROADCLOTH SUITS, ——— inewtronarmmeaansaetsparpta x lbavehsanse iene HATS AND CAPs, . Ofall the Latest styles for Fall & Winter weax. : A large and well selected stock of ; ; Ladies & Misses Boots & Shoes. -“: FINE AND HEAVY’ BOooTs, For Gentlemen. 40 fs sHONS; of every Desériptiont Gent's Furnishing Goods! : Consisting of DRAWERS, CRAVATS, COLLARS, ‘ SOCKS, * ete. eto. amt . Boy’s. Clothing ! The Largest and best stock of any House in this State.__We spare no pains in-_procuring the — best to be hadiu thie line. Those in want of Boy’s Clothing should by all means go ta P. BANNER’S. P. Banner intends to sell his Goods at LESS PRICES than. any other House in Nevada! . The popular Establishment of P. Banner have on hand the largest and most complete stock of Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, and in fact. everything usually found ina first class House. Don’t forget the place !. GaP. BANNER’ S!.£1 Kidd & Knox's Building, F-On the corner-of Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada city. The Largest Assortment” ——) he FINE HAVANNA CIGARS, ° . MEERSHAUM PIPEHs, TOBACCO, -. FINE CUTLERY, Ete; Eto. Ever brought to this city, jugt received by L. PHILLIPS, Broad St, next door to Welch’s Bookstore, Aliso, an endless variety of TOYS. TOYS. TOYS. AND FANCY GoOoDs, oe -For Christmas Presents! Nevada, Oct, 20th. : JENKINS’ Oyster Saloon!! ne Oysters Raw, ; Oysters Stewed Oysters Fried, HArze fitted up a neat Room for the abovo business, I am fully prepared to serve up, to the eitizenaof Nevada and strangers coming into the town, Frese Ovsrenrs, cooked i every Style. Arrangements have béen é to receive Oys~ ‘ters DAILY from the Bay. Families can be oan. plied with Oysters in the shell or otherwise. Also, constantly on hand crcLAM CHOW DER!.£4 Perk & Beans, Pigs’ Feet, &,‘a&c. ANDREW R. JENKINS. Main Street. opposite the Untomw Horry.. @Nevada, Nov. 11th. ’ KEROSENE, @ = PAINTS AND OILS, DRUGS AND MEDIOINES. For salé by E. F. SPENCE. Nevada, Det. 27th. LADIES’ FESTIVAL. oe A GRAND FESTIVAL, will be given for the . ’ 4. Benefit of the Catholic Church, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, ci] e LES, . penton, Ral lm ae at Law. United States Bakery, [Pime Street. Er Goods delivered Free of Charge. 43 \ \ Wednesday Even’g, Dee. 215t. ORs “mr . , mevede, Nov. 20th,