September 14, 1864 (4 pages)

ff the ee Don Re koe ~"ereek aiid Gold Rin and as far as Gold Flat River. Gridley, and his sack of flour have DAY MORNING. SEPT. 14th. WEDN. —= Tue Mestixe of tae Executive Comarrrer.—The -Executive Committee of the Soldivrs’~ Aid Society, held a meeting at the Union Hotel on Munday waters: To-night another meeiing. of the Seciety will be heid st the Baptist Church, whea a full report will be made. For the convenience of collectors and members we publish the following Districts with boundaries; —_ 1, Piety Hill South of Deer creek and between Woodpecker ravine and the ravine back of Weiss’ brewery. 2, Boulder street and Park Avenue. » Be» tween Big nnd Little Deer creeks and as far as Muchie’s. 3, Prospect Hill. Between Little Deer 4, Atistecracy Hill. Between Big Deer creck, Bourbon ravine and ravine back of Geo. Loring’s. 5, Broad street. Broad street and Pine, from Broad te Commercial, West Broad street te Lonis’ and East Broad street to Kelsey'a ro vine. 6, Maju street. Between Bourbon ravine and Kelsey's ravine, also upper Commercial street exelusive of Washington district. __ 4, Selby Fiat. 8, Gold Flat. 9, Segyeville. Deer creek, between Woodpecker ravine and Stocking Flat 10, Mountain Well. 11, Blus Tent. 12, Awerican Hill. Between Roger Wilhhame and Wuods’ ravines, and nerth of Deer creek excepting Soggs’ mill aud vicinity. 13, Spring street. North of Deer creck, from Misa Gibsou’s on Spring street to Reger Williams’ ravine. 14, Washington street, east of the Cathohe chureh. wig District Court. Sept. 13th.—Fitzpuatrick ve the Nevada Water: Co. Demurrer overruled and defendant given 10 days to anawer. Bell ve Cronin et als. Juegment for plain= tiff and decree of foreclosure ordered. Cook ve Macklin et als. Judgment for plaintiff and decree ordered. Davis et als va Johnsen. Sheriff author. ized te commence suit aguinst the debtors of Cashin & Co. Jas. Stall a native of Germany, Justinan Frank a native of England, and Jobn Schult. haes a natives of Germany, admitted te citizenship. Jas. A Stidger having apphed fer admis. sion to practice as Attorney and Co@hselor at Law, ordered that his application be referred tethe examining committee, Court adjourned to 10 o'clock to-day. RELEASED.—We understand that a Cor~ oner’s Jury held an inquest on the body of Sdward Horan,on Moriday Inst, at--Grase Valley. It was stated that the child died from the effects of a blow from a whip, in the hands of Frank Hodges, but. the.snvestigation showed that its death resulted from injuries received Wy 4 fall from a» wood wagon, on Saturday last. New Finw.—Mesaers. R. Finieger & Co, have purchased all interest in the wholesale liquor establishment of C. H. Meyer & Co., on Broad street, and will continue business at the’ old -stand. Mr. C. H. Meyer. we understand, designa taking up hie residence in San Francisco. ’ nt cS R. C. Gaiptey.—R. C. Gridley, the Sanitary Sack ot Flour man, passed through this city yesterday, on. bie way to Reese realized many thousand dollars for the Sanitary Fund. Tue Usion Civs.—Several prominent speakers will be present and address-the Lincoln. and: Jabngon Club in. this city, on next Saturday evening, and new songs will be"sung by . the Glee Club. We hope the will be eréwded. nae *w. T.CuL@MAN Says he “wants Mes Clelian because he-can conduct a war, and . make peace.” : His strong suit in war is the retreat. He's'a goodman for peace though. He made pieces of his army, and would do the same with the Union, if leyal men would only give him ashow. But they won't do it, SPEC Fee OUS DRUGS ARE Dr. J, H. JOSsELYN, the Residént Const ‘Physician, has been connected with tute for ave and bears a very high repu utation asa z “His ase Phe the treatment of diseases PRIVATE NATURE, during the past Sour so nearly all the : that formeriy abounded to other localities . me with disease of whatsoever who is always ready te to those ha + Spee de Institution.—We San Francisco, to be vertising who may wish to consult him. au 18-tf irs The mode vof westment atthe Tnetete it. establishment on the Pacific cobst NO Porson. t re pet . oft £4. 956 9 a ; ce fo call upon Dn. JessELYn. give ‘advice Gratis A Great time acts so powerfully upon the are completel eured in a very short time. sale by Jos. a. Discovery .—One of the chemical discoveries of taaere te st fed kth 8 in ite effects, but at the same rae disotders nervous disorders Fer LEVEY, Nevada. ~ aug 16-tf Wonders uever cease! A Genuine Vegetable alterative is at eet wit people, combined with we bespeak ior it abundant suesese. It appears to be no secret, as the Agent ‘sends a cigeular giv ing its ingredicnts to an physician who ma sire to know its comblas en to our another column Doek and lodine Alierative (RPINANCE NO. ry Nomen . certain Ordinances. Trustees of the city of Nevada dc ordain The as follews: Sec. . . All Ordinances or passed prior to March 2Ist. Passed JON 8.R PERRY. -— lodine ; de tion. It is found in Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilla! Yellow 18.—An Ordinance parte of Ordinances 64, are hereby reAug. 16th, 1804 Be ATHAN CLARK, President. Clerk. UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE! Tk Fifth and Ei hteenth Divisions Fourth Collection county. Notice is hereby given that the lists ot value tions ahd enumerations Income Tax under the “Revenue to su March 3, 1863, » and Henry Everett, Assistant Assessors of paid Divisions 4th Collection District, wit! remain open for the examination ot a pervone interes ted for the space.f Fifteen Da date hereof, at mercial Street, Nevada city between the hours of9 A.M. and4r.™M pin. tessa of the said and determine all nes or excessive valuation or enumerations made and taken by the said Assistant Assessors. All avpeals to be made in writing, or thing, a is i thoanatta and state the ground or principle o ual ity See Law Section 15th. JOHN M. AVERY, Assessor. Fourth Collection District, California. cause, matter, Nevada, Sept. pport the Government. and to the interest on the Pubic Debt,” far }, 1862, and the Amendatory District. comprising Nevada of property, subject to **Act to provide Iy.ternal approved July Act approved nade and taken by L. W. Preble ys from the Internal Revenue Office, Comand immedintely aiter the fifteen davs 1 will receive ls relative te erroneous the Assessor as aforesaid, muat and specify the ing which the or error complained of. 10th, 1864 For the Complexion ! 4 Laird’s Magnolia Balm. Bianc des Perles. For sale by Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets Nevada, Aug. 23—tf Bloom of Youth. JOSEPH M. LEVEY, DOM Assorted Colors. For sale Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug. ESTIC DYES, by Joseph M. Levey, 23d—tf 5 tbs Bugiee owned ning Company. gear, complete. The Engine is of Six ower, Locomotive Boiler, lish manufacture. The Pump is what is known as a Corvish Pump, and is four and one-half inches in diameter. nearly so, aca is in or perfect running order. A ply to JAMES KELSEY, at the shaft, or to the Spencevilie. * undersig.cd at Spenceville, August 25th. Por Sale. the Gray Eagle Copper oa Pu . Pipe and and of KagAll machinery is new, *JAMES D. WHITE. NEVADA MILLINERY. And in fact Goods by every will be paid: to Dresses, WOULD Ladies of Nev: roa towne that s fret class or Weaver & Co’s Store, and keep constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces rx Aegnee usually found tm « linery Establishment ments made that 1 shall be in receipt E. COFFEY, fully mform the city and the sur¢ has opened a Millime ry, Store, on BROAD STREET, wa 1 have such steamer. Particular attentiou making Cloaks, Mantiilas ana ; m20 @& DE E. FELLERS, DRS. FELLEMS & MciN TYRE, __ SURGEON DENTISTS: Over Johnson & Co’s store..Mill street, Grass Valley. And south east corner Kidd & Knox's Buliding eatrance on Broaa street, Nevada. One of the above firm can at ali times be fousd at their office in . ‘feeth inserted ~ erations. NTISTRY ! .23 T. W. M’ONTYRB.* = fi im all sages TU SCRIP HocpEks. . a rortasu gy Monday the 25th day of January, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered niust be paid for when purchased or on delivery. ' . We have been fore to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in collecting such a large number of accounts an have heretofore been om the Books of this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to chant has to make ap LARGER PROFITS 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 ored« it system, and with our facilities in San ¥Yrancisco, will be able to give our customers all the advantages o{the markets, and sell at such prices a8 will Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage te give us a call. Gur business will be conducted on the prine:ples of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. . We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. ees Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for a continuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. 4 tA WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS Ix GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AKD—~— LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL NO. 59 BROAD STREET, . BD. 8. BAKER & CO. Sie or Oe Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, “No 73 Broad Street, Nevada: * [Goods delivered free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada.Cheap for Cash. augto Dealer in . PLAIN AND FANCY WSTATIONEK RY, «x , BLANK BOOKS, SHEET MUSIt, GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c: Nevada,July 28th a NOTICE. . al6 A Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES, : Drags and Chemicals. Just received and for sale by Joseph M, Levey, Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf : SELLING OFF AT COST—BARGAINS. W. LL. Shaefer would inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that he has removed his stock of BOOTS & SHOES. To Kidd’s Building, on Pine street, and is sell ing them off at low rates. He has just reeeivad a large and splendid stock of boots and shoes from the Bay, which he will sell at bargains. He invites the attention of everybody to call and «xamine ring promptly and neatly doue. BLAZE’S SALOON:* COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST if You Want a Geoed Drink, GO TO RLAZEH’s New & Choice Perfumery, Knight Templars Perfume. Lubins Extracts. Wight Blooming Cereus. Red Cross Knight Pefume. Fairy do Jaques do Barney's do Assorted Odors, Forsale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23¢d—tf A Milwaukie Brewery. No. 16 Spring Street, Nevada. L W. DREYFUSS vould inform the citizens ie Of Nevada county and his friends, that he pened to furnish them with a supcrieo LAGER BEER By the Barrel or Bottle. Orders left at the Brewery, on Spring Street, will be promptly atfaithfully att te myl Om CHAS. TEWKSBURY fas opened a TIN WARE STORE, At his oid stand—formerly Stoakes’ on Broad Street, Everything in the Tinware line romptly ex ented. euch as tin roofing, an aie Z. P. DAVIS, Having opened a shop at his resideuee on pring street ie ready to do work at Gunemithing. Loek repairing, &c. at short notice and on reasonsbie terms, novi3 }. PIM, PHYSICIAN. Office at J. M. Levey’s Drug Store, worner of Pine and Commercia) streets. all @ MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE ean be found at the old stand on Broad st. where he is pared to supply ev me body with the best of Beet, Veal, Port, Mutton. Cerned Beef and Pork &. &. at the lowest eash prices. i . MEAT MARKET. in SA the ton — is now or arti COLLEY keeps on hand very bébt of Beef, Pork, Mut+ Veal, Corned Beef and Pork. ‘ athis shop on road street two doors below Hanson & » Which he wiil sell at reasonable rates for cash. are Se —— A. ISOARD, ; Wholesale dealer ia WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &e. Nextdoor to Nevada, Nev, 19 ‘ wae MARTIN: Aus ¥ OF ALL KINDS . ’ E on ep ey Cheap oak WOOD—Of all kinds, ontiand and for sale. his stock. Boots made to order.— . ‘. Family Sewing of any other eaver & Cu’s on Broad Street . >a THE FLORENCE ae emcee It makes four distinct Stitehes, feeds ns A deep Fal seoeadk way, a ae without chi M of “Sew on, at get out of ardor, trouble and change, and we consider it apecenbey ine any other Family Sewing Machine we have ever seen d te OS Mrs Dr. Chase, ..+.sss+.81 Turk street 8. Fy Mrs D, B. Coffin. .siveeneee20 “lar atrect:: to Mie J. B Wooster...525 Foleem et, do Mres. D. Gilmore. .<5;5.:518-Foisom at. do Mrs Daniel Duun..5.° 414 Folsom at, do MreJ Spinoni..+.,.228 Rich at, do Mre #ruett.. .616 California street, do Mra S.M_ Morton..632 Sutter street, do i Mra Bohem..05. sooseee. Ol? Pine street do Miss-Ann Bradley..612 California at, do Mrs Geo. H. Parker.,..250 Stevenson at, do Mrs John ©. Corbets..s.00. Mb Dolores. jon De Miss Aunie McBoyle.,.+++.+.0.+.41 Dorado 8 r HE annual meetin; of the S‘*ockheldera of Mina M je Me ‘ IDs dis vensnnn tbe ah Dorado: T the Eurcka Lake Water Company, . Chis 8. Preble. niaarisiiernpte lo will take place at Lake city, on 87 TU DA dé. Ww. RODE < indene kine crs ipedy vient: Oakland. -of for the ens year, and such oth. -Mre Orrie Woodill,.+s+rss0css. ses Oakland. er business as may come before the meeting. Mra Mary E, Burekhalter...Duteh Flat. H. MeNULTY, President. Dy. fa CANO a ans dnveoetensesinn tssveceseeeee NADA, R.C_ BLAck, Secretary. Mrs Samuel T. Fong, Clarkaville, Ki Dorado co. R. H, Farquhar, county clerk..Nevada city. 0 Geo, K. Farquhar.:.c.ceevecesas d E. W. Bigelow Ree eeeeteeeeeeeeseue do ee Rene am practionl machinist do Cc. . Bates, M. OO0Oe Cee seedeese do Jobn Hersinger.e.sesssessvcencses do . H. Mackie.,.06. Ghevettoneres do P. Brunetiter.. d suche viangubes o Previous to purehasiag the Florence, I owned and used a Wheeler & Wilson for two years, and. used a Grover & Baker along time. Mrs Mary A. MERCHANT, Drees Maker. 810 Stockton Street, San Franeisco. Previous to o_o. the Florence, f owned and used + Grover & Baker Machine one year, and the Whegler & Wilson two years, _ = ne. B Wier, Dress Maker, 406 Dupont street. San Francisco, Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Wheeler & Wilson lug Machine MRa. J. D, BLA, Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, 1 used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly a year ; hav¢algo used the Williams & Orvis and the Gray & Grace. Mus 8. P Vick, Diess Maker & Seamstress” 109 Stevenson etreet, San Francisco.” Previous to purchasing the Florence, 1 owned ank used » Grover & Baker Machine two years, anda Wheeler & Wil three years. ka CHAs. UzNay, 419 Bryant street, Ban Francisco. 1 have used a Floreniée Sewing Machine two ears. I brought itwith me across the Plains ; t has never yet been vut of order, and I can truly say that itexcele all other Machines ehat I have used. I ran aladd & Webster six months a Wheelrr & Wilson & Wilson eight months, and used a Grover & Baxer ulternately with Sloat’s for two years, I-am familiar with the Howe and séveral of the small wachines, but I never used one that would do all kinds of work to equal the Florence. I do not think it can be too bly recommended. Mns.JeaAac ELLIS, Marysville. {have had my Florence Sewing Machine for three years. I purchased one of the firet roade at the manufactory, and brought it to thie State with me. [ have used it. almost steadily, and have never had the first thiag get out of order, Mrs NEWTON DAMon, Dress Maker and Tailoresg, betweea Bryant & Brannan, 8. F. Seventh st, I have ured the Wheeler & Wilson-about two vars, the T rt & Farr six months, the Sloat “liptic about the same length of tim . the Williame & Orvis nearly two years, and have dealt in several of the wumall machines until thorou by Anguetes ith er peony that sews with ly one there’: The Florence is the only Machine that has come under my notiee that givea verfert and entire satisfaction on all kinds ofwork. No-one can estimate its vaiae until they have used ond tested it, as Ihave done — Indeed for thim work it is invaluable. GHORGE GitLIs, Carson city, N.?. 1 believe I can fully and conrcientionsly indorse each qualification claimed for the Florence Maehine. 1 have thoroughly tested it en work of all grades aud each trial has been rey» sntivfartory. It takes hoid of delicate fabric deljea'ely, and of a strong one with strength. To me, it seems more than a Machine-—an almost intelligent willing helper. 1ts use is easily learued, and its construction js certainly simple. I know something of the other first-class Chines, having learned to operate several. This is the only bewing MachirieT have foun reliable. Mus Perry G. Terrt, San Andreas, Calaveras county. In 1868 we purchased a Wheelur & Wilson Machine and used it until last tall, when, wishing one with ‘modern improvements,” we purchas ed a ‘‘Florence.” atier » careful examination of the diferent Machines in use Having used thé Viorenee Machine over five months, we can cheerfully recommend it as being, in our opinjon, the bes:. we have seen. : A.M. Fin, C L. Furr ban Juan, Monterey county. We could refer to many others who are us the Florence if, it were Necessary to do so toe convinee the public that these “Machines are what is elaimed The best Family Sewing Machine in the Worid, Nearly three hundred Florence Machines have been pe B on this coast in the short time since the Agency has been established } make this strong assertion as convineirg proof of their worth, BG person ean be who has a ‘Yiorenee that would exehanye it fora . GEO: A. RANDALL, ~~ 4 t for Nevada Co.,at Weaver & Co.'s store evada. Aug. 27—tf ” ie ee Every Machine filly warranted, ” Always on hand ——pe . val ! We, the undersigned, have eac’ purchased a & fall supply of Florence Sewing Machine and have them w in wac, ; JUSTICES’ . “Wetave thoroughly tested them on work o all grades neat 7; Median ard light—and ourf AND opinion te that Fionencr iv durable, will not easily out of order, is strong and e » . in construction, and iteuseis easily learned y == ? CONSTABES’ . the most inexperienced. ef . It will do a greater range of work with leas Blanks. cd

ff the ee Don Re koe ~"ereek aiid Gold Rin and as far as Gold Flat River. Gridley, and his sack of flour have DAY MORNING. SEPT. 14th. WEDN. —= Tue Mestixe of tae Executive Comarrrer.—The -Executive Committee of the Soldivrs’~ Aid Society, held a meeting at the Union Hotel on Munday waters: To-night another meeiing. of the Seciety will be heid st the Baptist Church, whea a full report will be made. For the convenience of collectors and members we publish the following Districts with boundaries; —_ 1, Piety Hill South of Deer creek and between Woodpecker ravine and the ravine back of Weiss’ brewery. 2, Boulder street and Park Avenue. » Be» tween Big nnd Little Deer creeks and as far as Muchie’s. 3, Prospect Hill. Between Little Deer 4, Atistecracy Hill. Between Big Deer creck, Bourbon ravine and ravine back of Geo. Loring’s. 5, Broad street. Broad street and Pine, from Broad te Commercial, West Broad street te Lonis’ and East Broad street to Kelsey'a ro vine. 6, Maju street. Between Bourbon ravine and Kelsey's ravine, also upper Commercial street exelusive of Washington district. __ 4, Selby Fiat. 8, Gold Flat. 9, Segyeville. Deer creek, between Woodpecker ravine and Stocking Flat 10, Mountain Well. 11, Blus Tent. 12, Awerican Hill. Between Roger Wilhhame and Wuods’ ravines, and nerth of Deer creek excepting Soggs’ mill aud vicinity. 13, Spring street. North of Deer creck, from Misa Gibsou’s on Spring street to Reger Williams’ ravine. 14, Washington street, east of the Cathohe chureh. wig District Court. Sept. 13th.—Fitzpuatrick ve the Nevada Water: Co. Demurrer overruled and defendant given 10 days to anawer. Bell ve Cronin et als. Juegment for plain= tiff and decree of foreclosure ordered. Cook ve Macklin et als. Judgment for plaintiff and decree ordered. Davis et als va Johnsen. Sheriff author. ized te commence suit aguinst the debtors of Cashin & Co. Jas. Stall a native of Germany, Justinan Frank a native of England, and Jobn Schult. haes a natives of Germany, admitted te citizenship. Jas. A Stidger having apphed fer admis. sion to practice as Attorney and Co@hselor at Law, ordered that his application be referred tethe examining committee, Court adjourned to 10 o'clock to-day. RELEASED.—We understand that a Cor~ oner’s Jury held an inquest on the body of Sdward Horan,on Moriday Inst, at--Grase Valley. It was stated that the child died from the effects of a blow from a whip, in the hands of Frank Hodges, but. the.snvestigation showed that its death resulted from injuries received Wy 4 fall from a» wood wagon, on Saturday last. New Finw.—Mesaers. R. Finieger & Co, have purchased all interest in the wholesale liquor establishment of C. H. Meyer & Co., on Broad street, and will continue business at the’ old -stand. Mr. C. H. Meyer. we understand, designa taking up hie residence in San Francisco. ’ nt cS R. C. Gaiptey.—R. C. Gridley, the Sanitary Sack ot Flour man, passed through this city yesterday, on. bie way to Reese realized many thousand dollars for the Sanitary Fund. Tue Usion Civs.—Several prominent speakers will be present and address-the Lincoln. and: Jabngon Club in. this city, on next Saturday evening, and new songs will be"sung by . the Glee Club. We hope the will be eréwded. nae *w. T.CuL@MAN Says he “wants Mes Clelian because he-can conduct a war, and . make peace.” : His strong suit in war is the retreat. He's'a goodman for peace though. He made pieces of his army, and would do the same with the Union, if leyal men would only give him ashow. But they won't do it, SPEC Fee OUS DRUGS ARE Dr. J, H. JOSsELYN, the Residént Const ‘Physician, has been connected with tute for ave and bears a very high repu utation asa z “His ase Phe the treatment of diseases PRIVATE NATURE, during the past Sour so nearly all the : that formeriy abounded to other localities . me with disease of whatsoever who is always ready te to those ha + Spee de Institution.—We San Francisco, to be vertising who may wish to consult him. au 18-tf irs The mode vof westment atthe Tnetete it. establishment on the Pacific cobst NO Porson. t re pet . oft £4. 956 9 a ; ce fo call upon Dn. JessELYn. give ‘advice Gratis A Great time acts so powerfully upon the are completel eured in a very short time. sale by Jos. a. Discovery .—One of the chemical discoveries of taaere te st fed kth 8 in ite effects, but at the same rae disotders nervous disorders Fer LEVEY, Nevada. ~ aug 16-tf Wonders uever cease! A Genuine Vegetable alterative is at eet wit people, combined with we bespeak ior it abundant suesese. It appears to be no secret, as the Agent ‘sends a cigeular giv ing its ingredicnts to an physician who ma sire to know its comblas en to our another column Doek and lodine Alierative (RPINANCE NO. ry Nomen . certain Ordinances. Trustees of the city of Nevada dc ordain The as follews: Sec. . . All Ordinances or passed prior to March 2Ist. Passed JON 8.R PERRY. -— lodine ; de tion. It is found in Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilla! Yellow 18.—An Ordinance parte of Ordinances 64, are hereby reAug. 16th, 1804 Be ATHAN CLARK, President. Clerk. UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE! Tk Fifth and Ei hteenth Divisions Fourth Collection county. Notice is hereby given that the lists ot value tions ahd enumerations Income Tax under the “Revenue to su March 3, 1863, » and Henry Everett, Assistant Assessors of paid Divisions 4th Collection District, wit! remain open for the examination ot a pervone interes ted for the space.f Fifteen Da date hereof, at mercial Street, Nevada city between the hours of9 A.M. and4r.™M pin. tessa of the said and determine all nes or excessive valuation or enumerations made and taken by the said Assistant Assessors. All avpeals to be made in writing, or thing, a is i thoanatta and state the ground or principle o ual ity See Law Section 15th. JOHN M. AVERY, Assessor. Fourth Collection District, California. cause, matter, Nevada, Sept. pport the Government. and to the interest on the Pubic Debt,” far }, 1862, and the Amendatory District. comprising Nevada of property, subject to **Act to provide Iy.ternal approved July Act approved nade and taken by L. W. Preble ys from the Internal Revenue Office, Comand immedintely aiter the fifteen davs 1 will receive ls relative te erroneous the Assessor as aforesaid, muat and specify the ing which the or error complained of. 10th, 1864 For the Complexion ! 4 Laird’s Magnolia Balm. Bianc des Perles. For sale by Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets Nevada, Aug. 23—tf Bloom of Youth. JOSEPH M. LEVEY, DOM Assorted Colors. For sale Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug. ESTIC DYES, by Joseph M. Levey, 23d—tf 5 tbs Bugiee owned ning Company. gear, complete. The Engine is of Six ower, Locomotive Boiler, lish manufacture. The Pump is what is known as a Corvish Pump, and is four and one-half inches in diameter. nearly so, aca is in or perfect running order. A ply to JAMES KELSEY, at the shaft, or to the Spencevilie. * undersig.cd at Spenceville, August 25th. Por Sale. the Gray Eagle Copper oa Pu . Pipe and and of KagAll machinery is new, *JAMES D. WHITE. NEVADA MILLINERY. And in fact Goods by every will be paid: to Dresses, WOULD Ladies of Nev: roa towne that s fret class or Weaver & Co’s Store, and keep constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces rx Aegnee usually found tm « linery Establishment ments made that 1 shall be in receipt E. COFFEY, fully mform the city and the sur¢ has opened a Millime ry, Store, on BROAD STREET, wa 1 have such steamer. Particular attentiou making Cloaks, Mantiilas ana ; m20 @& DE E. FELLERS, DRS. FELLEMS & MciN TYRE, __ SURGEON DENTISTS: Over Johnson & Co’s store....Mill street, Grass Valley. And south east corner Kidd & Knox's Buliding eatrance on Broaa street, Nevada. One of the above firm can at ali times be fousd at their office in . ‘feeth inserted ~ erations. NTISTRY ! .23 T. W. M’ONTYRB.* = fi im all sages TU SCRIP HocpEks. . a rortasu gy Monday the 25th day of January, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH We shall keep no more running accounts, and all Goods ordered niust be paid for when purchased or on delivery. '

. We have been fore to pursue this course, from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in collecting such a large number of accounts an have heretofore been om the Books of this House. In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to chant has to make ap LARGER PROFITS 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 ored« it system, and with our facilities in San ¥Yrancisco, will be able to give our customers all the advantages o{the markets, and sell at such prices a8 will Defy Competition! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage te give us a call. Gur business will be conducted on the prine:ples of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. . We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. ees Thanking our friends for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for a continuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash System, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. 4 tA WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS Ix GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AKD—~— LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL NO. 59 BROAD STREET, . BD. 8. BAKER & CO. Sie or Oe Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, “No 73 Broad Street, Nevada: * [Goods delivered free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada.Cheap for Cash. augto Dealer in . PLAIN AND FANCY WSTATIONEK RY, «x , BLANK BOOKS, SHEET MUSIt, GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c: Nevada,July 28th a NOTICE. . al6 A Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES, : Drags and Chemicals. Just received and for sale by Joseph M, Levey, Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf : SELLING OFF AT COST—BARGAINS. W. LL. Shaefer would inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that he has removed his stock of BOOTS & SHOES. To Kidd’s Building, on Pine street, and is sell ing them off at low rates. He has just reeeivad a large and splendid stock of boots and shoes from the Bay, which he will sell at bargains. He invites the attention of everybody to call and «xamine ring promptly and neatly doue. BLAZE’S SALOON:* COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST if You Want a Geoed Drink, GO TO RLAZEH’s New & Choice Perfumery, Knight Templars Perfume. Lubins Extracts. Wight Blooming Cereus. Red Cross Knight Pefume. Fairy do Jaques do Barney's do Assorted Odors, Forsale by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23¢d—tf A Milwaukie Brewery. No. 16 Spring Street, Nevada. L W. DREYFUSS vould inform the citizens ie Of Nevada county and his friends, that he pened to furnish them with a supcrieo LAGER BEER By the Barrel or Bottle. Orders left at the Brewery, on Spring Street, will be promptly atfaithfully att te myl Om CHAS. TEWKSBURY fas opened a TIN WARE STORE, At his oid stand—formerly Stoakes’ on Broad Street, Everything in the Tinware line romptly ex ented. euch as tin roofing, an aie Z. P. DAVIS, Having opened a shop at his resideuee on pring street ie ready to do work at Gunemithing. Loek repairing, &c. at short notice and on reasonsbie terms, novi3 }. PIM, PHYSICIAN. Office at J. M. Levey’s Drug Store, worner of Pine and Commercia) streets. all @ MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE ean be found at the old stand on Broad st. where he is pared to supply ev me body with the best of Beet, Veal, Port, Mutton. Cerned Beef and Pork &. &. at the lowest eash prices. i . MEAT MARKET. in SA the ton — is now or arti COLLEY keeps on hand very bébt of Beef, Pork, Mut+ Veal, Corned Beef and Pork. ‘ athis shop on road street two doors below Hanson & » Which he wiil sell at reasonable rates for cash. are Se —— A. ISOARD, ; Wholesale dealer ia WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &e. Nextdoor to Nevada, Nev, 19 ‘ wae MARTIN: Aus ¥ OF ALL KINDS . ’ E on ep ey Cheap oak WOOD—Of all kinds, ontiand and for sale. his stock. Boots made to order.— . ‘. Family Sewing of any other eaver & Cu’s on Broad Street . >a THE FLORENCE ae emcee It makes four distinct Stitehes, feeds ns A deep Fal seoeadk way, a ae without chi M of “Sew on, at get out of ardor, trouble and change, and we consider it apecenbey ine any other Family Sewing Machine we have ever seen d te OS Mrs Dr. Chase, ...+.sss+.81 Turk street 8. Fy Mrs D, B. Coffin.. .siveeneee20 “lar atrect:: to Mie J. B Wooster.....525 Foleem et, do Mres. D. Gilmore. ..<5;5.:518-Foisom at. do Mrs Daniel Duun...5..° 414 Folsom at, do MreJ Spinoni....+..,..228 Rich at, do Mre #ruett.... .616 California street, do Mra S.M_ Morton....632 Sutter street, do i Mra Bohem...05.. sooseee. Ol? Pine street do Miss-Ann Bradley....612 California at, do Mrs Geo. H. Parker.,...250 Stevenson at, do Mrs John ©. Corbets...s.00. Mb Dolores. jon De Miss Aunie McBoyle.,..+++.+.0.+.41 Dorado 8 r HE annual meetin; of the S‘*ockheldera of Mina M je Me ‘ IDs dis vensnnn tbe ah Dorado: T the Eurcka Lake Water Company, . Chis 8. Preble.. niaarisiiernpte lo will take place at Lake city, on 87 TU DA dé. Ww. RODE < indene kine crs ipedy vient: Oakland. -of for the ens year, and such oth. -Mre Orrie Woodill,.+s+rss0css. ses Oakland. er business as may come before the meeting. Mra Mary E, Burekhalter.....Duteh Flat. H. MeNULTY, President. Dy. fa CANO a ans dnveoetensesinn tssveceseeeee NADA, R.C_ BLAck, Secretary. Mrs Samuel T. Fong, Clarkaville, Ki Dorado co. R. H, Farquhar, county clerk...Nevada city. 0 Geo, K. Farquhar.:..c.ceevecesas d E. W. Bigelow Ree eeeeteeeeeeeeseue do ee Rene am practionl machinist do Cc. . Bates, M. OO0Oe Cee seedeese do Jobn Hersinger.e.sesssessvcencses do . H. Mackie.,..06. Ghevettoneres do P. Brunetiter.... d suche viangubes o Previous to purehasiag the Florence, I owned and used a Wheeler & Wilson for two years, and. used a Grover & Baker along time. Mrs Mary A. MERCHANT, Drees Maker. 810 Stockton Street, San Franeisco. Previous to o_o. the Florence, f owned and used + Grover & Baker Machine one year, and the Whegler & Wilson two years, _ = ne. B Wier, Dress Maker, 406 Dupont street. San Francisco, Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Wheeler & Wilson lug Machine MRa. J. D, BLA, Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. Previous to purchasing the Florence, 1 used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly a year ; hav¢algo used the Williams & Orvis and the Gray & Grace. Mus 8. P Vick, Diess Maker & Seamstress” 109 Stevenson etreet, San Francisco.” Previous to purchasing the Florence, 1 owned ank used » Grover & Baker Machine two years, anda Wheeler & Wil three years. ka CHAs. UzNay, 419 Bryant street, Ban Francisco. 1 have used a Floreniée Sewing Machine two ears. I brought itwith me across the Plains ; t has never yet been vut of order, and I can truly say that itexcele all other Machines ehat I have used. I ran aladd & Webster six months a Wheelrr & Wilson & Wilson eight months, and used a Grover & Baxer ulternately with Sloat’s for two years, I-am familiar with the Howe and séveral of the small wachines, but I never used one that would do all kinds of work to equal the Florence. I do not think it can be too bly recommended. Mns.JeaAac ELLIS, Marysville. {have had my Florence Sewing Machine for three years. I purchased one of the firet roade at the manufactory, and brought it to thie State with me. [ have used it. almost steadily, and have never had the first thiag get out of order, Mrs NEWTON DAMon, Dress Maker and Tailoresg, betweea Bryant & Brannan, 8. F. Seventh st, I have ured the Wheeler & Wilson-about two vars, the T rt & Farr six months, the Sloat “liptic about the same length of tim . the Williame & Orvis nearly two years, and have dealt in several of the wumall machines until thorou by Anguetes ith er peony that sews with ly one there’: The Florence is the only Machine that has come under my notiee that givea verfert and entire satisfaction on all kinds ofwork. No-one can estimate its vaiae until they have used ond tested it, as Ihave done — Indeed for thim work it is invaluable. GHORGE GitLIs, Carson city, N.?. 1 believe I can fully and conrcientionsly indorse each qualification claimed for the Florence Maehine. 1 have thoroughly tested it en work of all grades aud each trial has been rey» sntivfartory. It takes hoid of delicate fabric deljea'ely, and of a strong one with strength. To me, it seems more than a Machine-—an almost intelligent willing helper. 1ts use is easily learued, and its construction js certainly simple. I know something of the other first-class Chines, having learned to operate several. This is the only bewing MachirieT have foun reliable. Mus Perry G. Terrt, San Andreas, Calaveras county. In 1868 we purchased a Wheelur & Wilson Machine and used it until last tall, when, wishing one with ‘modern improvements,” we purchas ed a ‘‘Florence.” atier » careful examination of the diferent Machines in use Having used thé Viorenee Machine over five months, we can cheerfully recommend it as being, in our opinjon, the bes:. we have seen. : A.M. Fin, C L. Furr ban Juan, Monterey county. We could refer to many others who are us the Florence if, it were Necessary to do so toe convinee the public that these “Machines are what is elaimed The best Family Sewing Machine in the Worid, Nearly three hundred Florence Machines have been pe B on this coast in the short time since the Agency has been established } make this strong assertion as convineirg proof of their worth, BG person ean be who has a ‘Yiorenee that would exehanye it fora . GEO: A. RANDALL, ~~ 4 t for Nevada Co.,at Weaver & Co.'s store evada. Aug. 27—tf ” ie ee Every Machine filly warranted, ” Always on hand ——pe . val ! We, the undersigned, have eac’ purchased a & fall supply of Florence Sewing Machine and have them w in wac, ; JUSTICES’ . “Wetave thoroughly tested them on work o all grades neat 7; Median ard light—and ourf AND opinion te that Fionencr iv durable, will not easily out of order, is strong and e » . in construction, and iteuseis easily learned y == ? CONSTABES’ . the most inexperienced. ef . It will do a greater range of work with leas Blanks. cd