September 21, 1864 (4 pages)

Mitehj. Metor. ox se will nds, lding, notice he Na~ epil of dollars will be taken ‘out. WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 21st. Enc ce > SS . A Boms IN THE CopperneaD Camp— By reference to our telegraphic column it will be seen that Sheridan has routed an army of Democrats under Early in the Shenandoah Valley., The rebels were driven 12 miles, and left the dead upon the field. “Our flag goes marching on,”* and McClellan's ehances for the Presidency grow beautifule ly less. Minne aT CaeroKee.—The little eamp of Cherokee, once a: Bourishing mining town but almost entirely “deserted for the past year, begins to aseume a lively appearance again. The last dry season, and the Washoe. excitement, well nigh used the town up.— But now, many-.of the old residents are re. turning and preparing for the coming season. The Lake Water Co. is about conveying water throngh an iron p:pe from> Cherokee to Badger Hill, where there are sume excellent claims. Companies are sinking upon the bottom at Shady Creek and Badger Hill, with the view to strike the blue cement, which is very rich. All the claims in:that rectiva of the county are being fitted.up preparatory to’ the approaching season, and should there be ‘plenty of water, thousauds RarTner Heavy.—Yesterday a strariger went inte-a.saloon_in this city for the pur-. pose of “imbibuating,” and invited a friend of ours to drink, Stranger proposed the fullowing after the glasses had ‘been filled : _“As Frank R. would say, here’s many haps py days.” The following dialogue then came off: Citizen. “‘Where did you know Frank 1” Stranger. “At Kanaka Creek.” Citizen, who had resided there. wishing to call himself to stranger’s mind, alluded toa name by which he was fawilarly known as * follows: “Did you know ——— that used to live there?” Stranger. “Yes. he was a d—d drunken bugger, waa’nt he 7’ Our friend had pressing business in ‘another-quarter, while the “bar-keep” waa compelled to knock several glasses dowa and. pick them up again to bide bia emotions. _—— ~ Tne CuLtins Sworp Funp.—The time for receiving subscriptions to the fund for the sword ofthe lute Geo. James Collins expires on the lefet.October. Capt. N. W. Knowlton, of this city, ie treasurer fur the fund, and all subscriptions of—companies should be forwarded to him by the first of next month. The Nevada Ligtt Guard wilt] subscribe al@ut $150, Most of this Com. pany’s subscriptr-w has been already paid in. WHO CAN BEAT IT?—We yesterday saw a cluster of grapes of the Black Hamburg variety from the garden of Jonathan Clark, Piety Hill, which weighed five pounds and one ounce, This is the largest bunch of grapes we have ever seen in any country. . Several persons from European grape grows ing countries pronounce this cluster the largest they have ever seen. The grapes are very large and so compact as tv be compress. ed. This bunch may be seen at the saloon of Carley & Potter. > eet BULLY GrapPes.—We yesterday received from Waite’s: vineyard, on Piety Hill,a basket of fine, large and most luscious grapes of the Black Hamburg variety. We have never seen any thing in the grape line that could excel them. We understand there is a emall quantity of the kind, that will.come to market as they ripen. For the present, ’. persone may find grapes from the vineyard, at Peyran’s, on Commercial street,. and Brigg’, on Broad street, and we can say to sll there isnone and can be none better. WaANTs Tv SELL.—Col. Potter bre a highly colored picture of ¢.Little Mac” which he desires to sell: The picture is warranted to make a better show in the Presidential fight than the original. Dotne WELL.—The parties in Grass Va's ley, enys the National, who were injured by the stage accident, the other day, on the Neweastle road, are getting slong remarksbly well. Spear and. Donahey—each of whom had a leg broken—have had their limbs set, and, considering the circumsetare es; are getting along finely. James. Hae worth, President of the California Stage Company, came to that place immediately on " Feceipt of the news of the accident, and mado Fessedden—has achieved an envinble reputation ‘on the ‘field of battle; a third is a Colonel-on General Hooker's’ staff. Secretary Fessenden, although of an anti-slaver family, has been styled a “conservative,” rather from the careful judgment whteh governs his action rather than from sympa» thy with the timidity and insincerity which have been characterized by that name: He never ewerves from conviction of duty, nor hesitates to assume responsibility. ee A ‘FARM in Northampton, Massachusetts, produced $19,000 worth of tebaeco -Inst year, and some sinaller farine grew crops of et idan worth from $5,000 to $10,000, each. a means ~ Family Grocery Store! QUICK SALES!!! SMALL PROFITS!!! ae H.M HINDS. N.C. TULLY @ N. C. TULLY & CO., AT THE JUNCTION OF e Main & Commercial Sts, 00 OULD inform the citizens ef Nevada and i sti that-they-haye-on-hand «large stock o GROCERI ES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, Andin fact everything usually kept } s. ina LFirst Class Grécery Establishment Which they will scil as Cheap AS THE VERY Aawe have alithe advantages of the San Pranétces market and buy our Goods tor Cash, we are bound to give Great Bargains in the Grocery line ae wr We invite the public to call and examine our stock and note down the figures at which we are selling our Goods ! Our Terms are Cash. All Goods will be deliveréd-free of charge. Neyada, Sept. 6th—tf La: : PAID IN GREENBACKS,_ i I. HOAGLAND. M. TRACY and BARNEY McLANK, comprising the firm of McLane @ Co. paid me $6425 in Greenbacks—for Goods purchased, payable in Gold Coin—bemg balance of account due more than one year. We feel it our duty to let the public know of. this that they may know who the parties are who avail themselves of this cheap but unjust mode of paying their honest debts W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. Hardware Dealers. Nevada, Sept. 11th. Greepbacks Again! CARD has been published charging Mc A Lane & Co. with paying a bill of $64 26 in Greenbacks, but the author of the Card neglect ed to state that suit was breught against the Compan), and as a consequence he was paid in Greenbacks. NO AGREEMENT was made to pay the bill in GoLD Coin. Under similar eircumstances we, as well as all sensible people, should expect them, especially from the LITTLE GENTLEMAN. McLANE & CO, Nevada, Sept. 14th, 1844. The Greenback Question. . NSWER TO McLANE & ‘COMPANY’s CARD —In regarc to suit being teen months we have dunned McLane & Company for the small sum of $64 25, some of the firm wiring as the reason for not paying, that one of the Company had failed to pay his Assessments and at the same time telling us that they-would like to have us bring suit as by that means the oue in arreacs would be obliged to pay up.— Another of the firm telling us if we wouid-sue he would pay in coin—we brought suit. It Low seems the objret was moreto have an EXCUSE for paying Greenbacks than from anv desire to make the delinqueut pay up, thereby effecting a saying of about Two Dollars to each one of the Company, which amount probably is considered of more importance te them than the name of being honorable business men. .H. CRAWFORD & CO. . hid sine Hardware Dealers. Nevada, Sept. 15th. 1864 : : NOTICE, E firm of C. 11. Meyer & Co. is day disota The basteess’ will hereafter be conevery arrangement in his power for the comfort uf the sufferers. heretofore at the same Pe ecd nen. C. H. MEYER & CO.Nevada, Sept. (2th, sepié Cheapest Store in Nevada! !} C. MILLS, J. COLLEY, P. L RYAN, B. brought, the facts are these :—For the past six. *« & the Tréastry, datered Tess rt Weaver He'is « widower, hid wife dying in 1857; Of. =) his na ge a or . three a ke entered the army. T ey mue!— a Was killed iti the ‘battle of Centreville, in A CARD August, 1862. Anethet—Brigadier General ‘ FROM WEAVER & COMPANY. 2 Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864. E to inform our friend the publi *hatron and after . iach nar WwW . Monday the 25th day of January, We shall sell our Goods, : EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH We shall keepno more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or on delivery. : from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in collecting sucha large number of accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business. the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING cestémers have go Pay for the doubtful oned, the Mer-. chanthastomakeup 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 Thap it would be possible fo do under the credciseo, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and well at such prices as will Defy Competition ! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. Our business will beconducted on the principles of e Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. Thanking our-friends for the hberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that dur Cash System, will mect their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER.& COMPANY. ™ = WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIBS, PROVISIONS, —AXD— LIQUORS, ~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. lr FORCASH vg NO. $9 BROAD STREET, Mevada City. EB Goods delivered Free of Clinrge. 3 _ We have been forced to pursue thie course, . , it system, and with our facilities in San Fragi-. . D.#. BAKRR. i. MARTIN, D. &. BAKER & CO. DEALERS IN Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, OF AUK KINDS on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for Cash, Goods delivered free of Charge Within a reasonable. distance of Nevada. W OOD—Of all’ kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap for Cash. : auglo CEO. R. CRAWFORD, Masonic Building, on Pine Street ‘ Always on hand 7 —_afull_supply of JUSTICES’ _AND: CONSTABES’ Blanks. Dealer in PLAIN AND FANGY wr STATIONERY, <f r BLANK BOQKS, SHEET MUSIC, GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Nevada,July 28th 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.L. Shaefer would inform the citizens of Nevada and J the stent . 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 jwat receivad 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 examine his stock. Boots made Repairing promptly and neatly doue. ~ sale. to order.— ea ° if JAMES MONROE can be found BLAZE’S SALOON:* . GO TO BLAZE’S Z. P. DAVIS, a work at Gnnsmithing, Lock repairing, &c. at short notice and on PHYSICIAN. Office at J. M. Levey’s I Drug Store, vorner be Fe with the best of Beef, Veal, Pork, Mutton. Corned Beef and Pork &c. &e. at COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 if You Want a Geod Drink, Having opened a shop at his residcnee on they J street is ready to n reasonsble terms, novi3 F. PIM, Pine and Cemmercial streets. al MEAT MARKET. at the old stand on Broad at. where he is prepared to supply every the lowest cash prices. sige MEAT MARKET. JA*MIKS COI-LEY keeps en hand the very best of Beef, Pork, Mut. Veal, Corned Beef and Pork, “at his shop on road street two doors below Hanson & Co’s, which he will sell at reasonable rates for cash. A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer in WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &c. Next door to Weaver & Co's on Broad Street Nevada, Nov. 19 DOMESTIC DYES, Assortéd_Colors.~ a, For sale by Joseph'M. Levey, Corner of Pine and Commerciat Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf ay NEVADA MILLINERY. MISS E. COFFEY, WOULD respectfully imform the Ladies of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that she has opened a first clacs Millinrry Store, on BROAD STREET, oO site Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina Millinery Establishment 1 have such arran ments made that 1 shall be in receipt of New » by every steamer. Particular attentioa will be paid to making Cloaks, Mantiilas ana Dresses, m20 A. A. SARGENT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. BY ¥FICE-in Kidd*’s luildi : Broad and Pine streets—Nev Netice. fea Bn i b iv affairs during Nevada, Sept, 15th. al see ee AM Ht. PERRY. , corner of BUNK Sollee here ast . A.C are no uthorived to attend to his ba theme It makes four distinct Stitches, feeds the work either way, sews thin and heavy geods, without change of tension, w gather and sew on at the same tine. it makes & Stit@ alike on both sides © ~ = Of the fabri¢ghas no springs to get out order, and is the most rapid sewer ‘in the world. : ~-\Kvery Machine fully warranted We, the undersigned, have each purchased a Florénee Sewing Machine. tad have them now in use. f We have thoroughly tested them on work of all grades—heavy, medium ard light—and ou? opinion is that-the FLORENCE is ‘dutable, will not easily get-out of order.is strong and simple in construction, and its use is easily tearned by . the most inex It will do a grester range of work with leas trouble and change, and we consider it altogcther better than any other Family Sewing Machine we have ever seen Mrs Dr. Chase..0sseeeee31 Turk street S. F. Mrs D. B. Coffin.. cooeee20 Clary atrect. do Mis J. B Wooster... 525 Folsem st, do MrsS. D. Gilmore... 518 Fotsom st. do Mrs Daniel Dunn... 414 Folsom st, do Mrs J Spinoni.s...00 228 Rich st., do Mrs Pruett..-. -.616 California street, do Mrs S.M Morton.. 632 Sutter street, do Mrs Bohem.. ss eeeeees 617 Pine street do Miss Ann Bradley.. 612 California st, do Mrs Geo, H. Parker..259 Stevenson st, do Mrs John C. Corbet. -++Mission Dolores. Miss Annie McBoyle. ws »-El Dorado. Mins Maggie McBoyle.. -El Dorado: Chag 8. Preble. .ccccccccces Pr Sacramento. J. W. Hoag.. Cosccescccsecccccseses land. Mra A. M. Durnham..ccccccscccs land. Mrs Orrie Woodill.,.. Jeeccec-eoees Oakland. Mra Mary E. Burekhalter...Duteh C. Je Oliver pec ekan ee chatas a fedcia’ pat Peer eeeeses WN. . Mrs Samuel ''; Fong, Clarksville, El Wosndaren R. H. Fargehar. county clerk..Nevada Geo. K.Farquhar. ..cccccssces do Be. W. Bigelow. .ccccccccscnsvcvccce do N.W. Serer badagaeg machinist do C.M. Bates, M. D. coegnee do John Herzinger. ondge do H. Mackie... sence do P. Brunetiter. 2.2.3. .ccccesceccossess do Previous to purchasing the Florence, I owned and useda Wheeler & Wilson for two Years, and used a Grover & Baker along time. *~ Mrs Mary A. MERCHANT, Dreas Maker. 810 Stockton Street, San co. Previous to purchasing the Florence, L owned and used « Grover & Baker Machine one year, and the Wheeler & Wilson two years. Mus. B WELLER, Dress Maker. 406 Dupont street, San Francisco, — Previaus to purchas the Florence, I used the Wheeler & Wilson wig Machine _ « Mrs. J.D. BLAIN, Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. ow Previous to purchasing the Flor I used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly a year; haze also used the Williams & Orvis and the Gray & Grace. Mus 8.P VICK, Dress Maker & Seamstrese ~~ 109: Stevenson etreet, San Francisco. Previous to purchasi ank used a Grover & Ba anda Wheeler & Wilson the Florence, 1 owned er Machine two years, three years. ‘: : Mrs CHAs. UZnay, 419 Bryant street, San Francisco. 1 have used a Florence Sewing Machine two years. {brought it with me across the plaine ; t has never yet been vut of order, and I can truly say that itexcels all other Machines ehat I have used. I ranaLadd & Webster six months a Wheeler & Wilson & Wilson eight months, ana used a Grover & Baxer ulternately with Sloat’s for two years. I am familiar with the Howe and several of the small machines, but I never used one that would do all kipds of work to equal the Florence. I do not think it can be too highly recommended. Mrs Isaac ELLIs, Marysville. Ihave had my Florence Sewing Machine for three years.I purchased one of the first made at the manufactory, and brought it to this State with me. Ihave used it almost steadily, and have never had the first thiag get out of order. Mrs _Niwton DaMon; Dress Maker and Tailorers, Seventh st, betweea Bryant & Brannan, 8. F. I have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two years. the Taggart & Farr six months, the Sloat liptic about the same length of tim: ,.the Williane & Orvis nearly two years, and have dealt in several of the small machines until thoroughlv disgusted with every machine that sews with only one thread. The Florence 1s the only Machine that as come under my notiee that ‘givesperfeet and entire satisfaction on all kinds oft work. Noone can estimate its vaiae until they have used and tested it, as Ihave done Indeed for thin work it is invaiuabie. : GEORGE GILLIS, Carson city, N. T. I believe IT can fully and conscientiously indorse each qualification claimed for the Florence Maehine. 1 have thoroughly tested it en work . of all -grades and each trial has been<eminently satisfactory. It takes hold of delicate fabric deljea'ely, and ofa strong one with strength. ~To me,-it seems more than a Machme—an almost. intelligent willing helper. Its use is easily learued, and its construction is certainly gimple. I know something of the other first-class Machines, having learned to 6perate several. Thia Tethe only Sewing. Machine I have found reliable. Mus PeRkyY G. TEFFT, ~. San Andreas, Calaveras county. Yee In 1868 we purchased a Wheeler & Wilson Machine and used it until last tall, when. wishing one with ‘modern improvements,’ we purchased a ‘*Florence.” atier a careful examimation of the different Machines in use Having used the Florence Machine over five. months, we van cheerfully recommend it as being, in our opinion, the bes. we have seen. A. M. FLINT, C_L.Fiuintr san Juan, Monterey county. We could refer to many others who are using the Florence if it were necessary to do so to convinee the public that these Machines are “what is claimed Ee The best Family Sewing Machine tn : the Weorid, Boatty three huudred Florence Machines have been sold on this coast in the short time since the Agency. hus been established here,: ana we make this strong assertion as convineir ewe of their werth, that no person can be found whe has a Florence that would exchange it for a Family Sewing of any other manui GEO. A. RANDALL, t for Nevada Co., at Weaver & Co.'s store evada. Aug. 27—tf Aa

Mitehj. Metor. ox se will nds, lding, notice he Na~ epil of dollars will be taken ‘out. WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 21st. Enc ce > SS . A Boms IN THE CopperneaD Camp— By reference to our telegraphic column it will be seen that Sheridan has routed an army of Democrats under Early in the Shenandoah Valley., The rebels were driven 12 miles, and left the dead upon the field. “Our flag goes marching on,”* and McClellan's ehances for the Presidency grow beautifule ly less. Minne aT CaeroKee.—The little eamp of Cherokee, once a: Bourishing mining town but almost entirely “deserted for the past year, begins to aseume a lively appearance again. The last dry season, and the Washoe. excitement, well nigh used the town up.— But now, many-.of the old residents are re. turning and preparing for the coming season. The Lake Water Co. is about conveying water throngh an iron p:pe from> Cherokee to Badger Hill, where there are sume excellent claims. Companies are sinking upon the bottom at Shady Creek and Badger Hill, with the view to strike the blue cement, which is very rich. All the claims in:that rectiva of the county are being fitted.up preparatory to’ the approaching season, and should there be ‘plenty of water, thousauds RarTner Heavy.—Yesterday a strariger went inte-a.saloon_in this city for the pur-. pose of “imbibuating,” and invited a friend of ours to drink, Stranger proposed the fullowing after the glasses had ‘been filled : _“As Frank R. would say, here’s many haps py days.” The following dialogue then came off: Citizen. “‘Where did you know Frank 1” Stranger. “At Kanaka Creek.” Citizen, who had resided there. wishing to call himself to stranger’s mind, alluded toa name by which he was fawilarly known as * follows: “Did you know ——— that used to live there?” Stranger. “Yes. he was a d—d drunken bugger, waa’nt he 7’ Our friend had pressing business in ‘another-quarter, while the “bar-keep” waa compelled to knock several glasses dowa and. pick them up again to bide bia emotions. _—— ~ Tne CuLtins Sworp Funp.—The time for receiving subscriptions to the fund for the sword ofthe lute Geo. James Collins expires on the lefet.October. Capt. N. W. Knowlton, of this city, ie treasurer fur the fund, and all subscriptions of—companies should be forwarded to him by the first of next month. The Nevada Ligtt Guard wilt] subscribe al@ut $150, Most of this Com. pany’s subscriptr-w has been already paid in. WHO CAN BEAT IT?—We yesterday saw a cluster of grapes of the Black Hamburg variety from the garden of Jonathan Clark, Piety Hill, which weighed five pounds and one ounce, This is the largest bunch of grapes we have ever seen in any country. . Several persons from European grape grows ing countries pronounce this cluster the largest they have ever seen. The grapes are very large and so compact as tv be compress. ed. This bunch may be seen at the saloon of Carley & Potter. > eet BULLY GrapPes.—We yesterday received from Waite’s: vineyard, on Piety Hill,a basket of fine, large and most luscious grapes of the Black Hamburg variety. We have never seen any thing in the grape line that could excel them. We understand there is a emall quantity of the kind, that will.come to market as they ripen. For the present, ’. persone may find grapes from the vineyard, at Peyran’s, on Commercial street,. and Brigg’, on Broad street, and we can say to sll there isnone and can be none better. WaANTs Tv SELL.—Col. Potter bre a highly colored picture of ¢.Little Mac” which he desires to sell: The picture is warranted to make a better show in the Presidential fight than the original. Dotne WELL.—The parties in Grass Va's ley, enys the National, who were injured by the stage accident, the other day, on the Neweastle road, are getting slong remarksbly well. Spear and. Donahey—each of whom had a leg broken—have had their limbs set, and, considering the circumsetare es; are getting along finely. James. Hae worth, President of the California Stage Company, came to that place immediately on " Feceipt of the news of the accident, and mado Fessedden—has achieved an envinble reputation ‘on the ‘field of battle; a third is a Colonel-on General Hooker's’ staff. Secretary Fessenden, although of an anti-slaver family, has been styled a “conservative,” rather from the careful judgment whteh governs his action rather than from sympa» thy with the timidity and insincerity which have been characterized by that name: He never ewerves from conviction of duty, nor hesitates to assume responsibility. ee A ‘FARM in Northampton, Massachusetts, produced $19,000 worth of tebaeco -Inst year, and some sinaller farine grew crops of et idan worth from $5,000 to $10,000, each. a means ~ Family Grocery Store! QUICK SALES!!! SMALL PROFITS!!! ae H.M HINDS. N.C. TULLY @ N. C. TULLY & CO., AT THE JUNCTION OF e Main & Commercial Sts, 00 OULD inform the citizens ef Nevada and i sti that-they-haye-on-hand «large stock o GROCERI ES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, Andin fact everything usually kept } s. ina LFirst Class Grécery Establishment Which they will scil as Cheap AS THE VERY Aawe have alithe advantages of the San Pranétces market and buy our Goods tor Cash, we are bound to give Great Bargains in the Grocery line ae wr We invite the public to call and examine our stock and note down the figures at which we are selling our Goods ! Our Terms are Cash. All Goods will be deliveréd-free of charge. Neyada, Sept. 6th—tf La: : PAID IN GREENBACKS,_ i I. HOAGLAND. M. TRACY and BARNEY McLANK, comprising the firm of McLane @ Co. paid me $6425 in Greenbacks—for Goods purchased, payable in Gold Coin—bemg balance of account due more than one year. We feel it our duty to let the public know of. this that they may know who the parties are who avail themselves of this cheap but unjust mode of paying their honest debts W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. Hardware Dealers. Nevada, Sept. 11th. Greepbacks Again! CARD has been published charging Mc A Lane & Co. with paying a bill of $64 26 in Greenbacks, but the author of the Card neglect ed to state that suit was breught against the Compan), and as a consequence he was paid in Greenbacks. NO AGREEMENT was made to pay the bill in GoLD Coin. Under similar eircumstances we, as well as all sensible people, should expect them, especially from the LITTLE GENTLEMAN. McLANE & CO, Nevada, Sept. 14th, 1844. The Greenback Question. . NSWER TO McLANE & ‘COMPANY’s CARD —In regarc to suit being teen months we have dunned McLane & Company for the small sum of $64 25, some of the firm wiring as the reason for not paying, that one of the Company had failed to pay his Assessments and at the same time telling us that they-would like to have us bring suit as by that means the oue in arreacs would be obliged to pay up.— Another of the firm telling us if we wouid-sue he would pay in coin—we brought suit. It Low seems the objret was moreto have an EXCUSE for paying Greenbacks than from anv desire to make the delinqueut pay up, thereby effecting a saying of about Two Dollars to each one of the Company, which amount probably is considered of more importance te them than the name of being honorable business men. .H. CRAWFORD & CO. . hid sine Hardware Dealers. Nevada, Sept. 15th. 1864 : : NOTICE, E firm of C. 11. Meyer & Co. is day disota The basteess’ will hereafter be conevery arrangement in his power for the comfort uf the sufferers. heretofore at the same Pe ecd nen. C. H. MEYER & CO.Nevada, Sept. (2th, sepié Cheapest Store in Nevada! !} C. MILLS, J. COLLEY, P. L RYAN, B. brought, the facts are these :—For the past six. *« & the Tréastry, datered Tess rt Weaver He'is « widower, hid wife dying in 1857; Of. =) his na ge a or . three a ke entered the army. T ey mue!— a Was killed iti the ‘battle of Centreville, in A CARD August, 1862. Anethet—Brigadier General ‘ FROM WEAVER & COMPANY. 2 Nevada, Jan. 22d, 1864. E to inform our friend the publi *hatron and after . iach nar WwW . Monday the 25th day of January, We shall sell our Goods, : EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH We shall keepno more running accounts, and all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or on delivery. : from the great difficulty and loss that has been sustained in collecting sucha large number of accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of this House. In a credit business. the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING cestémers have go Pay for the doubtful oned, the Mer-. chanthastomakeup 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 Thap it would be possible fo do under the credciseo, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and well at such prices as will Defy Competition ! Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly totheir advantage to give us a call. Our business will beconducted on the principles of e Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. Thanking our-friends for the hberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that dur Cash System, will mect their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER.& COMPANY. ™ = WEAVER & COMPANY DEALERS IN GROCERIBS, PROVISIONS, —AXD— LIQUORS, ~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. lr FORCASH vg NO. $9 BROAD STREET, Mevada City. EB Goods delivered Free of Clinrge. 3 _ We have been forced to pursue thie course, . , it system, and with our facilities in San Fragi-. . D.#. BAKRR. i.. MARTIN, D. &. BAKER & CO.

DEALERS IN Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, OF AUK KINDS on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for Cash, Goods delivered free of Charge Within a reasonable. distance of Nevada. W OOD—Of all’ kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap for Cash. : auglo CEO. R. CRAWFORD, Masonic Building, on Pine Street ‘ Always on hand 7 —_afull_supply of JUSTICES’ _AND: CONSTABES’ Blanks. Dealer in PLAIN AND FANGY wr STATIONERY, <f r BLANK BOQKS, SHEET MUSIC, GOLD PENS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Nevada,July 28th 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.L. Shaefer would inform the citizens of Nevada and J the stent . 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 jwat receivad 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 examine his stock. Boots made Repairing promptly and neatly doue. ~ sale. to order.— ea ° if JAMES MONROE can be found BLAZE’S SALOON:* . GO TO BLAZE’S Z. P. DAVIS, a work at Gnnsmithing, Lock repairing, &c. at short notice and on PHYSICIAN. Office at J. M. Levey’s I Drug Store, vorner be Fe with the best of Beef, Veal, Pork, Mutton. Corned Beef and Pork &c. &e. at COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 if You Want a Geod Drink, Having opened a shop at his residcnee on they J street is ready to n reasonsble terms, novi3 F. PIM, Pine and Cemmercial streets. al MEAT MARKET. at the old stand on Broad at. where he is prepared to supply every the lowest cash prices. sige MEAT MARKET. JA*MIKS COI-LEY keeps en hand the very best of Beef, Pork, Mut. Veal, Corned Beef and Pork, “at his shop on road street two doors below Hanson & Co’s, which he will sell at reasonable rates for cash. A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer in WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &c. Next door to Weaver & Co's on Broad Street Nevada, Nov. 19 DOMESTIC DYES, Assortéd_Colors.~ a, For sale by Joseph'M. Levey, Corner of Pine and Commerciat Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf ay NEVADA MILLINERY. MISS E. COFFEY, WOULD respectfully imform the Ladies of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that she has opened a first clacs Millinrry Store, on BROAD STREET, oO site Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina Millinery Establishment 1 have such arran ments made that 1 shall be in receipt of New » by every steamer. Particular attentioa will be paid to making Cloaks, Mantiilas ana Dresses, m20 A. A. SARGENT, Attorney and Counselor at Law. BY ¥FICE-in Kidd*’s luildi : Broad and Pine streets—Nev Netice. fea Bn i b iv affairs during Nevada, Sept, 15th. al see ee AM Ht. PERRY. , corner of BUNK Sollee here ast . A.C are no uthorived to attend to his ba theme It makes four distinct Stitches, feeds the work either way, sews thin and heavy geods, without change of tension, w gather and sew on at the same tine. it makes & Stit@ alike on both sides © ~ = Of the fabri¢ghas no springs to get out order, and is the most rapid sewer ‘in the world. : ~-\Kvery Machine fully warranted We, the undersigned, have each purchased a Florénee Sewing Machine. tad have them now in use. f We have thoroughly tested them on work of all grades—heavy, medium ard light—and ou? opinion is that-the FLORENCE is ‘dutable, will not easily get-out of order.is strong and simple in construction, and its use is easily tearned by . the most inex It will do a grester range of work with leas trouble and change, and we consider it altogcther better than any other Family Sewing Machine we have ever seen Mrs Dr. Chase...0sseeeee31 Turk street S. F. Mrs D. B. Coffin... cooeee20 Clary atrect. do Mis J. B Wooster..... 525 Folsem st, do MrsS. D. Gilmore..... 518 Fotsom st. do Mrs Daniel Dunn..... 414 Folsom st, do Mrs J Spinoni.s.....00 228 Rich st., do Mrs Pruett...-. -.616 California street, do Mrs S.M Morton.... 632 Sutter street, do Mrs Bohem.... ss eeeeees 617 Pine street do Miss Ann Bradley.... 612 California st, do Mrs Geo, H. Parker....259 Stevenson st, do Mrs John C. Corbet.. -++Mission Dolores. Miss Annie McBoyle.. ws »-El Dorado. Mins Maggie McBoyle.... -El Dorado: Chag 8. Preble.. .ccccccccces Pr Sacramento. J. W. Hoag... Cosccescccsecccccseses land. Mra A. M. Durnham....ccccccscccs land. Mrs Orrie Woodill.,... Jeeccec-eoees Oakland. Mra Mary E. Burekhalter.....Duteh C. Je Oliver pec ekan ee chatas a fedcia’ pat Peer eeeeses WN. . Mrs Samuel ''; Fong, Clarksville, El Wosndaren R. H. Fargehar. county clerk...Nevada Geo. K.Farquhar.. ...cccccssces do Be. W. Bigelow. .ccccccccscnsvcvccce do N.W. Serer badagaeg machinist do C.M. Bates, M. D. coegnee do John Herzinger. ondge do H. Mackie..... sence do P. Brunetiter. 2.2.3. .ccccesceccossess do Previous to purchasing the Florence, I owned and useda Wheeler & Wilson for two Years, and used a Grover & Baker along time. *~ Mrs Mary A. MERCHANT, Dreas Maker. 810 Stockton Street, San co. Previous to purchasing the Florence, L owned and used « Grover & Baker Machine one year, and the Wheeler & Wilson two years. Mus. B WELLER, Dress Maker. 406 Dupont street, San Francisco, — Previaus to purchas the Florence, I used the Wheeler & Wilson wig Machine _ « Mrs. J.D. BLAIN, Hubbard street, near Howara, San Francisco. ow Previous to purchasing the Flor I used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly a year; haze also used the Williams & Orvis and the Gray & Grace. Mus 8.P VICK, Dress Maker & Seamstrese ~~ 109: Stevenson etreet, San Francisco. Previous to purchasi ank used a Grover & Ba anda Wheeler & Wilson the Florence, 1 owned er Machine two years, three years. ‘: : Mrs CHAs. UZnay, 419 Bryant street, San Francisco. 1 have used a Florence Sewing Machine two years. {brought it with me across the plaine ; t has never yet been vut of order, and I can truly say that itexcels all other Machines ehat I have used. I ranaLadd & Webster six months a Wheeler & Wilson & Wilson eight months, ana used a Grover & Baxer ulternately with Sloat’s for two years. I am familiar with the Howe and several of the small machines, but I never used one that would do all kipds of work to equal the Florence. I do not think it can be too highly recommended. Mrs Isaac ELLIs, Marysville. Ihave had my Florence Sewing Machine for three years.I purchased one of the first made at the manufactory, and brought it to this State with me. Ihave used it almost steadily, and have never had the first thiag get out of order. Mrs _Niwton DaMon; Dress Maker and Tailorers, Seventh st, betweea Bryant & Brannan, 8. F. I have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two years. the Taggart & Farr six months, the Sloat liptic about the same length of tim: ,.the Williane & Orvis nearly two years, and have dealt in several of the small machines until thoroughlv disgusted with every machine that sews with only one thread. The Florence 1s the only Machine that as come under my notiee that ‘givesperfeet and entire satisfaction on all kinds oft work. Noone can estimate its vaiae until they have used and tested it, as Ihave done Indeed for thin work it is invaiuabie. : GEORGE GILLIS, Carson city, N. T. I believe IT can fully and conscientiously indorse each qualification claimed for the Florence Maehine. 1 have thoroughly tested it en work . of all -grades and each trial has been<eminently satisfactory. It takes hold of delicate fabric deljea'ely, and ofa strong one with strength. ~To me,-it seems more than a Machme—an almost. intelligent willing helper. Its use is easily learued, and its construction is certainly gimple. I know something of the other first-class Machines, having learned to 6perate several. Thia Tethe only Sewing. Machine I have found reliable. Mus PeRkyY G. TEFFT, ~. San Andreas, Calaveras county. Yee In 1868 we purchased a Wheeler & Wilson Machine and used it until last tall, when. wishing one with ‘modern improvements,’ we purchased a ‘*Florence.” atier a careful examimation of the different Machines in use Having used the Florence Machine over five. months, we van cheerfully recommend it as being, in our opinion, the bes. we have seen. A. M. FLINT, C_L.Fiuintr san Juan, Monterey county. We could refer to many others who are using the Florence if it were necessary to do so to convinee the public that these Machines are “what is claimed Ee The best Family Sewing Machine tn : the Weorid, Boatty three huudred Florence Machines have been sold on this coast in the short time since the Agency. hus been established here,: ana we make this strong assertion as convineir ewe of their werth, that no person can be found whe has a Florence that would exchange it for a Family Sewing of any other manui GEO. A. RANDALL, t for Nevada Co., at Weaver & Co.'s store evada. Aug. 27—tf Aa