October 22, 1863 (4 pages)

ok, =. RB. n*peetor, iiman, P> ns or, r Muncy. house. — Mr Pike, . hotel . ~ . TwitchE. Bal. . Grone otel, InInepec. Frank Ins ms John r Clerk. ‘tions as . reads as that he is I not be Vote unadminisiges, vie: may be— 1e years, re and be: State aix and that: entitled . tp other ip officer 1 that he or townride stpt, ‘Clerk of ne ballet t to p such balby said ispector. n. or sufnich has pa, tobe . . putting r Inspeemake or ed ballot scard of to agcervr whom uch elecrk of an elector, or perClerk ‘of n therean fifty, Every returns eld ata ion was é forged place of A ward, iil, Upon it in the o years, person rom the returns leetions lent reelection id every not, to urns by ach pérctary of chi elecpunishn, fora y years. ne com. in this gnizant res, and JOON As r Grand istice of . ry such thereof, s period *~ a term od. vide vllows: read off 1 up en list and number ed, and 8 voted ords at med by nd preballots by the lots, in on tre yvether he poil 1, shall of the on Repent by county ballets xy said on that en COrAy ap-en the vote of rvisors recinct rrectly rs and to the ulating 15, 16, . (Am. + ee of Nelerk. e-pub-—— PT, for ‘lerk. ——$— ee by Latre ble. or dedto st bilis ‘ awe a my < fates. ‘He solicits a continuance of the very. lib. Gaithtully attended to: NS oe NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22, 1863. i Reval Daily Transeript, Published Dally=Monday Excepted. N. P. BRowN, Proprietor. Traces § Advertisements published at low rates. Job Printing neatly and promptly executed. Office on Commercial Street. M. MACKIE.” HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Successors to C W Mulford.) At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. G OLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates x Bight Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento. Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Assay or Coinage. County aoe : ught at the Highest Rates. or Agency nsursnce against Fire. Nevada, July lst, 1362. NEVADA *RON & BRASS FOUNDRY. AND MACHINE SHOP. Steam Engines and Boilers built toorder. Castings and Machinery of every deseription.— ~ Quartz Machinery constructed, fitted tip or repaired. Every. kinds of Building Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mille— Horse Power and Car Wheels Orders filled ate and at.as low ratesas any Estsblishmentin Sacramento or San Francisco—freight added, ; ** HEUGH & THOM. NEW STACE LINE! TO YOU BET! Connecting . with Saddle Trains for LITTLE YORK. DUTCH FLAT, AND IOWA SHILL, Pe kxchamge, Nevada, every af=ternoon at 4 o’clock. Leaves You Bet jobs morning at 6 o'clock, Light freight and packages taken. For freigitt mod gees apply atthe National xchange, bievada, or ofthe proprietor, ‘ * W. W. COZZENS, At You Bet. Nevada, June 24th—tf EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. * ‘Ne. 5 Commercial street. Cc. MASEL & CO., (Successors to Chas Kent.) . J.C. MASBL & CO., respert, fully inform their friends and the public that they can always be ound at the above place, where they keep cu hand the best quality of Ameran Beef, Pork. Mutton, Corned Beef and bork. Live Bee. Cattle alwaysfor sale ct areas onable price = f Retail Dealers furnished with Beef at low J. eral patrenage heretofore received. Nevada, May 28th< if ; MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Street. ws : NEVADA. lL. W. DREYFUSS @aldinform the citizens of Nevada cvan ty and his friends, that he isin full blast ready to receive orders for that delicious veverage, Lager Beer, which he will) sell ae ‘ow as any Brewery inthe county ap's FALL SL’YLE ‘For 1863 ! A. LAMOTT, FASHIONABLE HATTER, Cor. of 2nd and J St. SACRAMENTO. HH’? tasued the style of Hats for Fall and Winter wear. As this is the Best place in the State to procure a fime and Fashionable Tile, call on-him and select One from his—the Largest é& best stock in the country LOWER THAN ANY OTHEX HOUSE. eee : Orders from the coumiry promptly and A Large assertmcnt of tc LADIES’ FURS! = ' Just Reeelyea. ~ 13 Millinery and Dressmaking MRS. LIPSETT; Broad Street, 2 doors from Methodist Church On and after June 23d, the ; Stage will leave the National . SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS !~ io =) r oes ae Waa gk ek sen eee COACHES. WILL LEAVE NEVADA ; DAILY At 5 o'clock, P. M., FOR , Virginia & Carson Cities Arriving at Virgima at 2 P. M. Returning will leave Virginiaat 5 A M. arriving at Nevada at 10 P. M. Connecting with the .‘ Company’s Daily Line of Concord Coaches: for Sacramento, At4A,M. For Marysville at 7 A. M. A . A. WAGENER, Agent. Office at the National Exchange Hote Nevada. June 2d—tf FAST SIX HORSE LINE —TO— NEVADA TERRITORY ! From Nevada City to Virginia City in 20 hours From Virginia City to Nevada City in 16 hours ! ve yas NEW $ ARRANGEMENT On and after Monday, June Ist, 1663, at 4 0o’elgck, r. M., and alternate days thereaiter, 1 will start a Six Horse Stage from my office in Nevada city for Virginia City, Carson City and all parts of NEVADA TERRITORY. Passengers leaving tiie office in the city of Nevada, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon can depend on arriving im Virginia city at 12 m., the next day. On and after the date of this notice 1 will run Six Horse teams all the way. JAMES 8S. McCUE, « Proprietor. Successor to Nevada Stage Company. Office at Nevada opposite the National Exchange. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada. + JOHN A. LAN-~ r Mm CASTER would ins form his 8 and Li * the public generally that he has added extensively to his —ioe and elegant establishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles, Harness, &c, and is pre‘pared to furnish as fine turn-outs as can be found the State. Fs Well tramed, fleet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped fer Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready atalltimes A. longexperience in the busdnese and an earnest desire to retain the contldence of my friends leads'me. to believe I will be able te give general satisfaction Particular attention paid to Horses on livery. Carriages alwaysin readiness with care‘ul drivers for the use of parties, Balls, &c. The quality of stock~will permit me to say that those seeking pleasure or engaged on business would de: to give me a call, CEO. E. WITHINCTON, Heuse Painting promptly attended to. Dealer in Paper Hangings, Curtain Fixtures, &c At the toot ef Broad Strect, Nevada. PIONEER CIGAR sTORE 8. ROTHSCHILD, Din. in Cigars, Tobacco, Genuime Meerschaum Pipes &c. B89 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N B,. Stone closed from Friday. evening to aturday evening. Metallic and Agricultural Wealth ot the Pacific States. Dix UARTO FORM, 1,600 pp., COPLIOUSLY illustrated with COPPER, STONE and OOD ENGRAVINGS, containin information and siotioties teocking E ¢ Mineral and hare pone perce of the A egg from offic reliable corres ence. Compiled and edited by J. SILVEKSMITH. Formerly editor of the 8. F. Mining Journal. _. Py =. —in cloth, $16. Ag eho ge per ish, tious valuable hedienr agen French, German a i(each edition separate and complete ,) $100 G.: Wr: WELSH is Agent for Subecriptions and Advertisements in NEVADA. ang 22 “UNDERTAKING. Wk. GC. ILES UNUDERLe TAKER, oe ae band end will = to order COVERED OVW NS at the folcheap rates : ‘ Small Size trot $310 $16. weple, furnished California Stage Company’s. . U.8 Mint. Notice to Tax Payers!” sisniiiew J JHE ASSESSMENT ROLL for 1863fjor Nevada county having been completed and delivered into my hands the property holders of the county are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are now due, “and the law for the collection of the ‘Faxes will be strictly enforced. ree¢iving Taxes, I shall be in the several Townships at the places and times stated. to-wit: Nevada—At my (Office in the city of Nevada, Monday. Oct. 19th. . ss Grass Poems 8 -~At Delano’s Banking House Grass. Valley, T desday, Oct. 20th. Reugh & Ready—At Walling’s Hotel, Bough & Ready, Thursday, Oct 22d. Bridgeport—At Pollard’s “Hotel, North San Juan, Friday, Oct. 23d. wo Bleoomficld—At Arnold’s Hotel, at Lake City, Monday, Oct. 26th. Eureka—At Marks & Co’s. Banking House,’ Moore’s Flat, Tuesday, Oct. 37th: Washington—At Hind’s Store, Omega, on Thursday, Oct. 29th. x Little York—At Heydiauffs Store, Red Dog, Saturday , Oct, 3ist. sneha J. N. TURNER, ° Collector. Nevada, Sept. 29th, 1863. Dissolution of Partnership. TS. artnership heretofore existing between Frederick Bulacher and C. Kraft, aader the name of Bulacher & ~Kraft. is this day dissolved by the withdrawal of the latter from the firm, The business rill be conducted at the old stand by ED. BULACHER, Nevada. Sept. 3. 1863. GEO. W. KIDD BANEER. In the Granite Building. Broad street NEVADA. NOLD DUST purchased at the highest G Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the ‘Sight Checks ou San Francisco and Sacramento. Drafts on the Eastern cities at the Lowest Rate. ., » Collections meade, and State and County Securities purchased at the highest Market value. Nevada, March 7, 1861 -tf. Dr. F. Hiller, TYomeopathic Physician and Sur] geon. Office, cornér of Broad and Pine etrects. Flagg’sCuilding, up stairs. “ Dr Hiller pays particular attention to cases of Midwiiery, and all Diseases of long standing. Nevada, June 18th. RESIDENCE FOR SALE. THE undersigned, being about to leave for San Franciseo, 18 de sirous of dieposing of his residence in Nevada, The houte is situated @n Schooi street or Garden lane, adjoining the lot of J. M. Hixon; and opposite Judge Caswell’s. . The house contains eight rooms and is in excellent condition. The lot comprises an acre and a fourth, which is filled with the choicest collectiow of fruit bearing trees apd shrubs. THE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH. For partieulars enquire on the premises Sept. 12. 1863. WM. SUBLETT. WEAVER & CO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES PROVISIONS, : CASE GOODS, ETC, —— eeWould respectfully announce to the citizens of Nevada and _ surrounding towns that they are constantly ~ receiving A CHOICE AND FULLSTOCK FOR THE Fall and Winter Trade. Na ik GOODS DELIVERED. FREE. _Nevapa, Sept. 11, 1863. SELF-SEALING CANS! —_ 100 Dozen Glass and ‘Tun Self Seat Cans, new patent, all sizes, for sale wholesale and retail at the Commercial Street .Hardware and Crockery ware Store, by % GEO. E. TURNER. Nevada, July 4tet. f ‘Attorney aml Ooeseclior et Law. ~ Notice is further given that for the purpose of . — DRY GOODS STORE, Bove vem gohan J. NEWMAN & CO., No. 39 Broad Street, Nevada, WwW OULD re«pectfully inform the.Ladies of Nevada and vicinity that the y have opened with a a ° ” NEW STOCK —Or— om DRY GOoDs:!: 6 At the Stand lately occupied by GEORGE E.-COLBY, ON BROAD 8T., NEVADA CITY. We will keep constantly on hand the Largest and best selected stock of Dry Goods to be found in Nevada county. Among the articles may be found—ae follows: Latest styles of rich Silks, Poplins, . French & English DeLaines, Mohairs, : Foulards, -Ottoman Cloths, French, English & American. : PRINTS, ii Opera Flannels, &c. ‘We would call pasticular attention to our ehoice Stock of Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry, 3-ply and Ingrain Carpets, O11 Cloth, Rugs, Mats, Window Shades, Anda Large Variety of other House We are determined to sell everything line Cheaper than other Establi in Nevada City ! We hope, by endeavoring ‘ tomers as to quality of Goods and Prices, to t a liberal share of patronage. * We would invite the Ladies of Ne-. vada to call and exemine.our magnificent stock of Dry Goods‘ J. Newman &Co. _ No. 39 Broad Street. ‘. wnt NO 40. 3 iad . Howe's Standard Sewing Maohine, Adapted to every variety of Sewing in Families : and Manufactories. EBatablishedin 1845. Improved from time to res heey Owed perfected m . ’ At the World’s Fair held in London, in 1862, . they received the Prine Medal! SALESROOM—No. 3, Montgomery 8t. Masonic Temple, San Fraucisco. DEMING & CO., TS successful development of the art of °. sewing by machines, is an invention destined to work acomplete and beceficial revolution, in an important and indispensable branch of the industry of the world, and to add as nitch to the comfort ani welfare of mankind] as any mechanical device that the mind of man has yet concelved, or his re agen carried into effect It is an invention.which will assuredly mark an an era in human =e ess. [tis in face tne creation ofa new aat. That machines will accan entire shenge in tho universal labor of sewing is now beyond a doubt—the ‘beginning of the end’’ has; indeed. already appeared; for their working powers have been ful.y tested and established, and their capacity of production shown to be little less than marvelous, even in thisage of astounding mechineal developmeuts. That vast beneficial, social consequences. will acerue these have actually been experienced. In families. the advantages of aGood Sewing Machine are beyond computation. It has become a household companion, and is fast becoming an indis-. peusable one, relieving females from waste of precious time, and unhealthy confinement, to which they have for ages been subject, by the poseestly of hand sewing In this department the sewing mathiné may be regarded as a means of disseminating learning, extending education ublic intelligence: as now girls and middle women, whose toil by the hand needle was so mnch required, to do thefamily sewing, can pene ane as great and better results: in onetenth the time, and thus leave the batance of the time for reading and instruction. And it is not to*be forgotten that whatever. instrnmentality reaches this subject. and tends to. promote that kind ofimprovement, covtributes in Hike manner to make better wives, be mothera,. and their influeace in turn to make better men, and all ted to. make a better community and a better world. As HOW E’S SE WING MACHINES rank high above all others, they muat certainly come in for a large share of the praite and a ronage bestowed on this important unfolding . art. Double-thread—stitch alike on both sides of the fabric, With the new improvoments the cannot miss or drop stitches, and not one needle is now bvroken where a a were formerly. Prices reduced as follows: Letter A. goprnt and u to aay Fa eee for ag Prat , tormer : tter wan é $75, "Peet B, Maoufacterig’ rmerly $100; $75, formerly $90 ; Letter C, heavy manufacturing Ssh. formerly $110: Letter D, Cylinder, 115, formeriv $450 ; Lettér E, cylinder, $140, formerly $175. ‘ ‘Those desiring an artic’e at alower price will find in the ; PACIFIC 8E WING MACHINES Something in every respect worthy of their con sideration and patronage. The design just pat~ ented is entirely new, “alae and tasteful—the finish chaste and beautiful. They are stron and eapacious. haying an waeommon . seach -o arm, rer enabling them to receive a darge piece of work, as in Quilting, &c. ‘Phey have the Imrroven Morion and new_patent LoorEk, making them perfeetly reliable and positively impossible for them te drop a stiteh. They work. equally as well upon fino fabrics ap upon coarser material, which Is not posible with any other low priced machine, and they are more perfect in mechanism then many of high cost, The needles are short, straight, and have a direct perpendicular action. They are in fine the most desirable low priced machines ever offered on thie coast, Prox $20, The New England Sewing Machines Have given universal satisfaction and are eonstantly on hand. Every machine warranted. Needlea, thread, and other suitable material to uee with the above machines constautly on nd. Confidential Circulars furnished eatnte on applieation. DEMING & Co. Agents for the Pacific Trade, No, 3 Mentgomery St., Masonic Temple, San Francisco. oll UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, Sth and 16th Divisions, Fourth Collection District, comprising Nevada county. uations and enumerations of proper, ect to Tax under the “Act to provide enue to support the Geverumont the interest en the public debt,” 1, 1862, and the am March 3, 1863, made art and Henry Everett, Assi Divisions, Fourth Co main open for the e terested for the date hereof, sore of sald ination ofall persons inof fifteen days from the ec U, 8. Assessur’s office, Nevathe hours of 8 A. M. and4P.M. y after the expiration of the said Hf# I will receive and determine all ep-_ felative fo erroncous or excessive yalun“or qommereiies made and taken by the —Aesessorg POR ls to the Asscapor a6 apne nlar cause, matter or tiling, respecting which a decision is requested, and state the ground or r prinetpte of inequality or soret complained of. ce law—Section 15, pa ee) stEE heron cnny "JOU. AVEILY. Aetna. ; Fourth Co ‘on District. Cal: Dated at Nevada city, this 7th day of Sept. a. 1, TRAN, — NEVADA GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER MINING COMPANY. -ATOUTICE is hereby given that by s resolution adopted by the # of the NeBoardof jold, Sil d Co Mining Compon at a meeting ih rma rg al glee Booms coy F Three Dollars per share, (or eT aoe ld upon ev Aik «. must be made in writing end specify the i k of snid company, to re tue Sith day ae ‘ j ten. oh OF the 10 ake aekh, a office of the ass ORES eee . And 34. Mill Srytet,’ Grass Valley. Bacramnento street. a San Yrvacioto, September 8 tok)” tal Agents for the Pacific Coast; » from their use iano fess certain. For someofNee is hereby given that the Het of vale ¥ 2 oe Sorte

ok, =. RB. n*peetor, iiman, P> ns or, r Muncy. house. — Mr Pike, . hotel . ~ . TwitchE. Bal. . Grone otel, InInepec. Frank Ins ms John r Clerk. ‘tions as . reads as that he is I not be Vote unadminisiges, vie: may be— 1e years, re and be: State aix and that: entitled . tp other ip officer 1 that he or townride stpt, ‘Clerk of ne ballet t to p such balby said ispector. n. or sufnich has pa, tobe . . putting r Inspeemake or ed ballot scard of to agcervr whom uch elecrk of an elector, or perClerk ‘of n therean fifty, Every returns eld ata ion was é forged place of A ward, iil, Upon it in the o years, person rom the returns leetions lent reelection id every not, to urns by ach pérctary of chi elecpunishn, fora y years. ne com. in this gnizant res, and JOON As r Grand istice of . ry such thereof, s period *~ a term od. vide vllows: read off 1 up en list and number ed, and 8 voted ords at med by nd preballots by the lots, in on tre yvether he poil 1, shall of the on Repent by county ballets xy said on that en COrAy ap-en the vote of rvisors recinct rrectly rs and to the ulating 15, 16, . (Am. + ee of Nelerk. e-pub-—— PT, for ‘lerk. ——$— ee by Latre ble. or dedto st bilis ‘ awe a my < fates. ‘He solicits a continuance of the very. lib. Gaithtully attended to: NS oe NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22, 1863. i Reval Daily Transeript, Published Dally=Monday Excepted. N. P. BRowN, Proprietor. Traces § Advertisements published at low rates. Job Printing neatly and promptly executed. Office on Commercial Street. M. MACKIE.” HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Successors to C W Mulford.) At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. G OLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates x Bight Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento. Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Assay or Coinage. County aoe : ught at the Highest Rates. or Agency nsursnce against Fire. Nevada, July lst, 1362. NEVADA *RON & BRASS FOUNDRY. AND MACHINE SHOP. Steam Engines and Boilers built toorder. Castings and Machinery of every deseription.— ~ Quartz Machinery constructed, fitted tip or repaired. Every. kinds of Building Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mille— Horse Power and Car Wheels Orders filled ate and at.as low ratesas any Estsblishmentin Sacramento or San Francisco—freight added, ; ** HEUGH & THOM. NEW STACE LINE! TO YOU BET! Connecting . with Saddle Trains for LITTLE YORK. DUTCH FLAT, AND IOWA SHILL, Pe kxchamge, Nevada, every af=ternoon at 4 o’clock. Leaves You Bet jobs morning at 6 o'clock, Light freight and packages taken. For freigitt mod gees apply atthe National xchange, bievada, or ofthe proprietor, ‘ * W. W. COZZENS, At You Bet. Nevada, June 24th—tf EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. * ‘Ne. 5 Commercial street. Cc. MASEL & CO., (Successors to Chas Kent.) . J.C. MASBL & CO., respert, fully inform their friends and the public that they can always be ound at the above place, where they keep cu hand the best quality of Ameran Beef, Pork. Mutton, Corned Beef and bork. Live Bee. Cattle alwaysfor sale ct areas onable price = f Retail Dealers furnished with Beef at low J. eral patrenage heretofore received. Nevada, May 28th< if ; MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Street. ws : NEVADA. lL. W. DREYFUSS @aldinform the citizens of Nevada cvan ty and his friends, that he isin full blast ready to receive orders for that delicious veverage, Lager Beer, which he will) sell ae ‘ow as any Brewery inthe county ap's FALL SL’YLE ‘For 1863 ! A. LAMOTT, FASHIONABLE HATTER, Cor. of 2nd and J St. SACRAMENTO. HH’? tasued the style of Hats for Fall and Winter wear. As this is the Best place in the State to procure a fime and Fashionable Tile, call on-him and select One from his—the Largest é& best stock in the country LOWER THAN ANY OTHEX HOUSE. eee : Orders from the coumiry promptly and A Large assertmcnt of tc LADIES’ FURS! = ' Just Reeelyea. ~ 13 Millinery and Dressmaking MRS. LIPSETT; Broad Street, 2 doors from Methodist Church On and after June 23d, the ; Stage will leave the National . SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS !~ io =) r oes ae Waa gk ek sen eee COACHES.. WILL LEAVE NEVADA ; DAILY At 5 o'clock, P. M., FOR , Virginia & Carson Cities Arriving at Virgima at 2 P. M. Returning will leave Virginiaat 5 A M. arriving at Nevada at 10 P. M. Connecting with the .‘ Company’s Daily Line of Concord Coaches: for Sacramento, At4A,M. For Marysville at 7 A. M. A . A. WAGENER, Agent. Office at the National Exchange Hote Nevada. June 2d—tf FAST SIX HORSE LINE —TO— NEVADA TERRITORY ! From Nevada City to Virginia City in 20 hours From Virginia City to Nevada City in 16 hours ! ve yas NEW $ ARRANGEMENT On and after Monday, June Ist, 1663, at 4 0o’elgck, r. M., and alternate days thereaiter, 1 will start a Six Horse Stage from my office in Nevada city for Virginia City, Carson City and all parts of NEVADA TERRITORY. Passengers leaving tiie office in the city of Nevada, at 4 o’clock in the afternoon can depend on arriving im Virginia city at 12 m., the next day. On and after the date of this notice 1 will run Six Horse teams all the way. JAMES 8S. McCUE, « Proprietor. Successor to Nevada Stage Company. Office at Nevada opposite the National Exchange. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada. + JOHN A. LAN-~ r Mm CASTER would ins form his 8 and Li * the public generally that he has added extensively to his —ioe and elegant establishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles, Harness, &c, and is pre‘pared to furnish as fine turn-outs as can be found the State. Fs Well tramed, fleet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped fer Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready atalltimes A. longexperience in the busdnese and an earnest desire to retain the contldence of my friends leads'me. to believe I will be able te give general satisfaction Particular attention paid to Horses on livery. Carriages alwaysin readiness with care‘ul drivers for the use of parties, Balls, &c. The quality of stock~will permit me to say that those seeking pleasure or engaged on business would de: to give me a call, CEO. E. WITHINCTON, Heuse Painting promptly attended to. Dealer in Paper Hangings, Curtain Fixtures, &c At the toot ef Broad Strect, Nevada. PIONEER CIGAR sTORE 8. ROTHSCHILD, Din. in Cigars, Tobacco, Genuime Meerschaum Pipes &c. B89 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N B,. Stone closed from Friday. evening to aturday evening. Metallic and Agricultural Wealth ot the Pacific States. Dix UARTO FORM, 1,600 pp., COPLIOUSLY illustrated with COPPER, STONE and OOD ENGRAVINGS, containin information and siotioties teocking E ¢ Mineral and hare pone perce of the A egg from offic reliable corres ence. Compiled and edited by J. SILVEKSMITH.

Formerly editor of the 8. F. Mining Journal. _. Py =. —in cloth, $16. Ag eho ge per ish, tious valuable hedienr agen French, German a i(each edition separate and complete ,) $100 G.: Wr: WELSH is Agent for Subecriptions and Advertisements in NEVADA. ang 22 “UNDERTAKING. Wk. GC. ILES UNUDERLe TAKER, oe ae band end will = to order COVERED OVW NS at the folcheap rates : ‘ Small Size trot $310 $16. weple, furnished California Stage Company’s. . U.8 Mint. Notice to Tax Payers!” sisniiiew J JHE ASSESSMENT ROLL for 1863fjor Nevada county having been completed and delivered into my hands the property holders of the county are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are now due, “and the law for the collection of the ‘Faxes will be strictly enforced. ree¢iving Taxes, I shall be in the several Townships at the places and times stated. to-wit: Nevada—At my (Office in the city of Nevada, Monday. Oct. 19th. . ss Grass Poems 8 -~At Delano’s Banking House Grass. Valley, T desday, Oct. 20th. Reugh & Ready—At Walling’s Hotel, Bough & Ready, Thursday, Oct 22d. Bridgeport—At Pollard’s “Hotel, North San Juan, Friday, Oct. 23d. wo Bleoomficld—At Arnold’s Hotel, at Lake City, Monday, Oct. 26th. Eureka—At Marks & Co’s. Banking House,’ Moore’s Flat, Tuesday, Oct. 37th: Washington—At Hind’s Store, Omega, on Thursday, Oct. 29th. x Little York—At Heydiauffs Store, Red Dog, Saturday , Oct, 3ist. sneha J. N. TURNER, ° Collector. Nevada, Sept. 29th, 1863. Dissolution of Partnership. TS. artnership heretofore existing between Frederick Bulacher and C. Kraft, aader the name of Bulacher & ~Kraft. is this day dissolved by the withdrawal of the latter from the firm, The business rill be conducted at the old stand by ED. BULACHER, Nevada. Sept. 3. 1863. GEO. W. KIDD BANEER. In the Granite Building. Broad street NEVADA. NOLD DUST purchased at the highest G Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the ‘Sight Checks ou San Francisco and Sacramento. Drafts on the Eastern cities at the Lowest Rate. ., » Collections meade, and State and County Securities purchased at the highest Market value. Nevada, March 7, 1861 -tf. Dr. F. Hiller, TYomeopathic Physician and Sur] geon. Office, cornér of Broad and Pine etrects. Flagg’sCuilding, up stairs. “ Dr Hiller pays particular attention to cases of Midwiiery, and all Diseases of long standing. Nevada, June 18th. RESIDENCE FOR SALE. THE undersigned, being about to leave for San Franciseo, 18 de sirous of dieposing of his residence in Nevada, The houte is situated @n Schooi street or Garden lane, adjoining the lot of J. M. Hixon; and opposite Judge Caswell’s. . The house contains eight rooms and is in excellent condition. The lot comprises an acre and a fourth, which is filled with the choicest collectiow of fruit bearing trees apd shrubs. THE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH. For partieulars enquire on the premises Sept. 12. 1863. WM. SUBLETT. WEAVER & CO, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES PROVISIONS, : CASE GOODS, ETC, —— eeWould respectfully announce to the citizens of Nevada and _ surrounding towns that they are constantly ~ receiving A CHOICE AND FULLSTOCK FOR THE Fall and Winter Trade. Na ik GOODS DELIVERED. FREE. _Nevapa, Sept. 11, 1863. SELF-SEALING CANS! —_ 100 Dozen Glass and ‘Tun Self Seat Cans, new patent, all sizes, for sale wholesale and retail at the Commercial Street .Hardware and Crockery ware Store, by % GEO. E. TURNER. Nevada, July 4tet. f ‘Attorney aml Ooeseclior et Law. ~ Notice is further given that for the purpose of . — DRY GOODS STORE, Bove vem gohan J. NEWMAN & CO., No. 39 Broad Street, Nevada, WwW OULD re«pectfully inform the.Ladies of Nevada and vicinity that the y have opened with a a ° ” NEW STOCK —Or— om DRY GOoDs:!: 6 At the Stand lately occupied by GEORGE E.-COLBY, ON BROAD 8T., NEVADA CITY. We will keep constantly on hand the Largest and best selected stock of Dry Goods to be found in Nevada county. Among the articles may be found—ae follows: Latest styles of rich Silks, Poplins, . French & English DeLaines, Mohairs, : Foulards, -Ottoman Cloths, French, English & American. : PRINTS, ii Opera Flannels, &c. ‘We would call pasticular attention to our ehoice Stock of Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry, 3-ply and Ingrain Carpets, O11 Cloth, Rugs, Mats, Window Shades, Anda Large Variety of other House We are determined to sell everything line Cheaper than other Establi in Nevada City ! We hope, by endeavoring ‘ tomers as to quality of Goods and Prices, to t a liberal share of patronage. * We would invite the Ladies of Ne-. vada to call and exemine.our magnificent stock of Dry Goods‘ J. Newman &Co. _ No. 39 Broad Street. ‘. wnt NO 40. 3 iad . Howe's Standard Sewing Maohine, Adapted to every variety of Sewing in Families : and Manufactories. EBatablishedin 1845. Improved from time to res heey Owed perfected m . ’ At the World’s Fair held in London, in 1862, . they received the Prine Medal! SALESROOM—No. 3, Montgomery 8t. Masonic Temple, San Fraucisco. DEMING & CO., TS successful development of the art of °. sewing by machines, is an invention destined to work acomplete and beceficial revolution, in an important and indispensable branch of the industry of the world, and to add as nitch to the comfort ani welfare of mankind] as any mechanical device that the mind of man has yet concelved, or his re agen carried into effect It is an invention.which will assuredly mark an an era in human =e ess. [tis in face tne creation ofa new aat. That machines will accan entire shenge in tho universal labor of sewing is now beyond a doubt—the ‘beginning of the end’’ has; indeed. already appeared; for their working powers have been ful.y tested and established, and their capacity of production shown to be little less than marvelous, even in thisage of astounding mechineal developmeuts. That vast beneficial, social consequences. will acerue these have actually been experienced. In families. the advantages of aGood Sewing Machine are beyond computation. It has become a household companion, and is fast becoming an indis-. peusable one, relieving females from waste of precious time, and unhealthy confinement, to which they have for ages been subject, by the poseestly of hand sewing In this department the sewing mathiné may be regarded as a means of disseminating learning, extending education ublic intelligence: as now girls and middle women, whose toil by the hand needle was so mnch required, to do thefamily sewing, can pene ane as great and better results: in onetenth the time, and thus leave the batance of the time for reading and instruction. And it is not to*be forgotten that whatever. instrnmentality reaches this subject. and tends to. promote that kind ofimprovement, covtributes in Hike manner to make better wives, be mothera,. and their influeace in turn to make better men, and all ted to. make a better community and a better world. As HOW E’S SE WING MACHINES rank high above all others, they muat certainly come in for a large share of the praite and a ronage bestowed on this important unfolding . art. Double-thread—stitch alike on both sides of the fabric, With the new improvoments the cannot miss or drop stitches, and not one needle is now bvroken where a a were formerly. Prices reduced as follows: Letter A. goprnt and u to aay Fa eee for ag Prat , tormer : tter wan é $75, "Peet B, Maoufacterig’ rmerly $100; $75, formerly $90 ; Letter C, heavy manufacturing Ssh. formerly $110: Letter D, Cylinder, 115, formeriv $450 ; Lettér E, cylinder, $140, formerly $175. ‘ ‘Those desiring an artic’e at alower price will find in the ; PACIFIC 8E WING MACHINES Something in every respect worthy of their con sideration and patronage. The design just pat~ ented is entirely new, “alae and tasteful—the finish chaste and beautiful. They are stron and eapacious. haying an waeommon . seach -o arm, rer enabling them to receive a darge piece of work, as in Quilting, &c. ‘Phey have the Imrroven Morion and new_patent LoorEk, making them perfeetly reliable and positively impossible for them te drop a stiteh. They work. equally as well upon fino fabrics ap upon coarser material, which Is not posible with any other low priced machine, and they are more perfect in mechanism then many of high cost, The needles are short, straight, and have a direct perpendicular action. They are in fine the most desirable low priced machines ever offered on thie coast, Prox $20, The New England Sewing Machines Have given universal satisfaction and are eonstantly on hand. Every machine warranted. Needlea, thread, and other suitable material to uee with the above machines constautly on nd. Confidential Circulars furnished eatnte on applieation. DEMING & Co. Agents for the Pacific Trade, No, 3 Mentgomery St., Masonic Temple, San Francisco. oll UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, Sth and 16th Divisions, Fourth Collection District, comprising Nevada county. uations and enumerations of proper, ect to Tax under the “Act to provide enue to support the Geverumont the interest en the public debt,” 1, 1862, and the am March 3, 1863, made art and Henry Everett, Assi Divisions, Fourth Co main open for the e terested for the date hereof, sore of sald ination ofall persons inof fifteen days from the ec U, 8. Assessur’s office, Nevathe hours of 8 A. M. and4P.M. y after the expiration of the said Hf# I will receive and determine all ep-_ felative fo erroncous or excessive yalun“or qommereiies made and taken by the —Aesessorg POR ls to the Asscapor a6 apne nlar cause, matter or tiling, respecting which a decision is requested, and state the ground or r prinetpte of inequality or soret complained of. ce law—Section 15, pa ee) stEE heron cnny "JOU. AVEILY. Aetna. ; Fourth Co ‘on District. Cal: Dated at Nevada city, this 7th day of Sept. a. 1, TRAN, — NEVADA GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER MINING COMPANY. -ATOUTICE is hereby given that by s resolution adopted by the # of the NeBoardof jold, Sil d Co Mining Compon at a meeting ih rma rg al glee Booms coy F Three Dollars per share, (or eT aoe ld upon ev Aik «. must be made in writing end specify the i k of snid company, to re tue Sith day ae ‘ j ten. oh OF the 10 ake aekh, a office of the ass ORES eee . And 34. Mill Srytet,’ Grass Valley. Bacramnento street. a San Yrvacioto, September 8 tok)” tal Agents for the Pacific Coast; » from their use iano fess certain. For someofNee is hereby given that the Het of vale ¥ 2 oe Sorte