September 27, 1864 (4 pages)

he will fi it . " : Tee FO EB as < i é i 2 % “a ‘® close fight on election day. On last Sat« 7, lee Club; Gapt.Rotlios wae introduced, § . ‘ and addressed the Club fer an heer and a quarter. “He reviewed the course vf the . . Adininistration, and showed that the Presi. _ We trust him ‘at the head of the Government mere Convention. The C after reports we had heard of the great. ~ UESDAY MORNING, Tae Grass Vattey Union Cuove.—The that the mea of that town sre not id a Humber of ‘tbe audience being tadies. Dr. Tompkins presided. after a wg by the ‘dent had done all that man.could do—hbis whole duty. He reviewed the history of McClellan, and showed it weuld be unsafe and that the ‘only eoarse for the true patriot, was to support the nominees of the Baltix aptain’s speech was an eloquent one and during ite delivery he was listened to with the greatest attention by his audience, He was fllowed by the editor of this paper. Of this effort, modesty forbids our spesking, © were surprised strength of tha ean party at Grass Valley, to see the Union men eo numerous and hopefsl. Dr. Towpkins, a true patriot, one who has served in the army, gave the Union men a patrivtic exhortation, and the the meeting adjourned to next Saturday night. The Copperheads have'nt any great grounds fur hope, even in Grase Valley. ; i Tae Correrneap MeetiNG.—On last Baturday night the “ Copperbeads held a meeting at-Temperance Hall in this city.— After driving around. Grass Valley for an hour with a stage and omnibus. they managed to fill the stage, but the othet vehicle ‘had to be taken back tu the stable. At the meeting tLere were about thirty fron: Grass Valley, and representatives from Moore's Plat; Buen Vista, Rock Creek, and all the Camps around this city. Quite a number of Tovien men were alee in attendance. All told, the audience was less than 150 persone, Weludiag boys. Speeches were made by Dibble, Taylor and Waters. The speakers followed the usual coarse of Copperhead etampers. Abuee of the Administration, denunciation of the war policy, charging the imaugeation of the twar upen the Republican party, but no ing waa said ot the outrages committed by the rebels, oothing abyet the plottings of traitors. You might attend athousand Demecratic meet. ins, without ever hearing that traitors were attempting the everthrow ef the Govern. meat. The one in Nevada, on Saturday winte, was not calcglated to inspire the Me+ lianttes with bope. Dibble seemed to feel it, for he never made such a failure. Dibble can talk. but we ure surprised that he failed at this meeting His McClellan ar wae cooled by the loyal atmosphere of the meeting, for the audience was Composed mostly of loyal mea. Y i Tax CoLLecrox Ropsep—On last Sevarday night, as Sol. Crowa, Deputy Tax Collector for T°T Davenport, was returning te Grass Valley after hie day's work, and when about ove and a half miles from that town, on the old Auburn road, two men a proached himanddemanded his money.— Both parties wete masked aud one had a pistol leveled atthe Collector. Crown beas itated about giving up bis money, when a blow from some hard substance laid him out. The fellow that knoc then ‘went through him,” while the fellow who had the pistol destroyed all iaclination to resist by rubbing the muzzle of tho weapon under his chin. They got $90 in coin. Sol. Crown had at the time an order on A Delano tor $160 in bis vest ket which the robbers did nut find.— robbers tore Crown's receipt books to pieces, saying that “ne d——__4 Abolition tax should go through that country.” George Pieree, of this city, and another horseman, came up the road soon after the highwaymen finished their business with Crown, and the ,thieves fled. We are ins formed that Grass Valley is infested with a number of Knights of the road, and it is bt that a brisk business will be transby them this season. —_— oe. Union. Meeting at Rev Doe. —Hons. . A. A. Sargent and David Belden will address: the citizens of Little York Township this evening at Red Dag. Deciixed.—Joha G. Duwney, copperhead nominee for Congress in the Southern Distret, has drawn bymeelf off the track.— We suppose Alestraz Weller or Coleman will be trotted out by the unterrified, not Troops From CaLiroasia.—Governor Low has issued a proclamation calling for ® dew regiment of troops, to be recruited . cisco. Men recruited ia that city, will be hed him down, . k h that in point of comfort and THE RAIL ROAD HOUSE W: Ayereiy Ee aol Hotel Keeping hi . Will spare mo pains of expense to make the ah RAIL ROAD HOUSE Se foaed yy ty, ond as much tower rates oo respectable accommodations can be had elsewhere. . *.* The Rail Read House Coach will eonvey to the House FREE OF CHARGE. gor Harber Shop with warm, cold and steam Baths, connected with the Houee. sept24-3ra : Cc. L. ROSS. ‘Family Grocery Store! (Seen eee QUICK.SALES !}11SMALL PROFITS!!! H.M HINDs. N.C. TULLY AT THE JUNCTION OF Main & Commercial Sts, 3 OULD inform the citizens ef Nevada and AR vyeinity that they haye on hand a large et ° : GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, And in fact everything usually kept First Class Grovery Establishment Which they wilt sell as Cheap AS THE VERY Cheapest Store in Nevada! ! Ae we have all the advantages of the San Francisco market and buy eur Geods ter Cash, we are bound t® give Great Bargains‘in the Grocery line > 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 wil] be delivered free of charge. Nevada, Sept. 6th—tf EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s Mrick Building, Mili Bireet, GRASS VALLEY. AMES B. JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevada and vicinity that he has become sole rf of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. To whieh he invites the attention of those who now a good. thing and can appreciate it when * is sparkling before their eyes. Nevadans! give mea call Grasse Val when you visit —I willaiways be on hand, ready and willing to seve you with the bcst in the “shop.?’ JAMES B. JEFFERY. Grass Valley. Sept 4th—tf NEW STORE AT YOU BET. M. J. HYDELIFF, Ww OULD inform the citizens of You Bet and “the adjoining mi towns that he has pened a new store at the above Plece where h will always keep on hand the best of Groceries, : Previsiens, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, &e. &e All of which will be sold ; CHEAP FOR CASH. will, ag beretofore be supplied with eve in the above line.— m the Grocery, Persons in want bang Aan Goods, or Hardware line will find it to their Vantage to call on stores as I s.li Cheap for Cash, M. J. HYDELI¥Y. You Bet, July 19th—tf assigned to regiments already in the field. BI aces Bs . ces a8 will V Ear Goods delivered Free of Charge. #3 : Weaver & Company's Column. ACARD. : WEAVER & COMPANY. I J y Nevada, Jan, 204, 1864. We shall sell our Gooda, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH all Goods ordered must be paid for w hen pur We have been forced to pursue this course, froui the great diMicdity and loes that has been sustained in collecting sich a large number of accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of this House, In @ Credit business. the GooD and PROMPT PAYING customers ‘have to Pay for the doubtful ones, ae the“ erchant has to make mp LARGER PROFITS the amounthe loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the Cash Principle !! in our businces, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the cred. it system, and with our facilities in San Francisco, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such priDefy Competition! totheir advantage te give us a call. : ples of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debta. We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. — Thanking our friends for.the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash Syatem, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY ‘BEALERS oa GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —axD— s LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. i FORCASH 4 % NO. 69 BROAD STREET, We shall keep no more running accounts, and . = tt D.8. BAKER, D. 8. BAKER & CO: THE FLORENCE , Wheat, Barley and Ground Feea . . It yoakes four distinot Stitches, feeds , Bread Street ; Y. th kK eith we < oa. a . See slike “uninvand Reavy geador : iH MEATS, 0 a . without « 7, hand r gale Cheap rates for tensi ~~ = 5 Egos y os Sether end Goods delivered free of Charge at: has Within « teasonable dis of Nevada. thesame time. : WvOD.0f all » Omhand and for salét re eee me rere Cheap for Cash. j ; augl0_ . (¢ makes a Stitch alike on both stdea ° 4 et ou order, and is GEO: R. CRAWFORD, “y tite most rapid sewer ‘i m the world, . Ne Masontc Building, on Pine Street Every Machine fully watitanted. : -. _ We, the have each purchased 4 : Florence Sew in Machine. end havethem ; : Always on hand now in ra oo = ET uy : ae “re eliave thorou sted t on f = a full supply of all gr radon heav “m ean und ted om ‘ opin that the FLORENC: ja dure } JUSTICES’ not easily get Out Of order, is atrong and chitele in construction, and its use is easily learned by AND the mos@ inexperienced, . ; ; te, ‘ It ea we A hdbeongy venge of bran pa leas z ri bg eand chan and we cons t altoye: CONSTABES on hatter than ont bikes Family Sowing Maruies : we haveever seen ae Blanks. . wre Dr. Chaae.... 31 Turk street 8. F, PLAIN AND FANCY STA TIO SHEET MUSIC, -PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Nevada,July 28th Dealer in __ BLANK BOOKS, . NeRY fire om ERR aReAiN 4 » do ’ ‘ re OTM so a's scesacseesecs, @ atrest do a Miss Ann Sradiey.. +++412 California at, do Mrs Geo. H, Parker. . ;-¢o-—— . Mrs John C. Corbet. ..<,Miesion Dolores, : Miss Annie McBoyle.,.., +++-Nl Dorado, GOLD PENS Mins Maggie McHoyle,.. ++ Bl Dorado: i) . Chea & Breble.o.ccssarcae,, +ooseeeMacramento Me: Wa AIRES os 6b shawedns oan ns seneeees Oakland. Mrs A.M. Durnham..,. sreeeeesOckland. Mre Orrie WG diices: icaceca eeeee -Oakland. Mrs Mary E, Burekhalter. ..5.Duteh Flat. A Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES, Drugs and © Just received and for sale by Joseph M, Levey, Corner of Commercial Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf Mrs D. B. Coffin. Mie J.B Wooster, Perret Te 525 F Mra8. D. Gilmore... Mra Daniel Dunn. ssi. 5. MreJ Spimoni...sssses Mre Pructt.. 5.8 C. Js Olivet. cvaccce Mrs Samuel T. Fang, + ebecee e520 Ola atrect. do em st, do +618 Folsom at. do 414 Folsom st, do 226 Rich at, 16 California street, do do R. H. Farquhar. county clerk..Nevada olty Geo. K. OPQUNAL. 6 005s ssceeecsleins ~— -de BH. W. Bigelow. .socapocesiicvacs we do ? NX. W. Bay tan, practionl machinist do hemicals. C. M, Bates, M. SOPs ces: eeemesne —_de John Hersinger.. SPO eeensegeees do and Pine Streets. u SELLING OFF AT COST—BARGAINS. W. LL. Shiaefer would inform the citizens of Nevada and surroundin eountry that th ; oe hae removed his stock of Dupont street, San Francisco, BOOTS & SHOES. mr To Kidd's Building, on Pine street, and is sell: . yt Wheeler Wilvon ene a oreice, 1 used ing them hos low fome. f pee saat agree a Mune. J. D. BLA lendi stock o 6 na shoes fromthe Bay, which he will sell at bargains. : Hubbard street, néar Howare, Sin Fra te: and examine his stock. Boots take) ct tect ene anions te parebh cae fenn, eeeineee silt : Repairing promptly and neatly doue ker: nearly years have give used the Williama ~~ san e r le a BLAZE’S SALOON: "Maa 8. P. View, Drean Mai & ; COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 100 Stevenson etree, San Francie If You Want a Geod Drink, ' GO To BLAZH’s reasonsble terme, Bovtue ash idonee do work at Gnnsmithing, Lock repairing, &¢. at short no at his resis ready to ice and‘on nov13 F. PHYSI Pine and Ce M. Levey’s Drng Store, corpef oO, mmereial atreete” “elt f CTAN. be = body with ¢ Pork, enetgeety rned: the lowest eash prices. MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found at the old stand on Broad st. where Prepared to suppl he best of Beet, Beef and Pork &&. &. at every Veal, h PR: his sh doors below Hanson & MEAT MARKET. JA"EES COLLEY keeps on hand the very best of Beef, Pork, Mutton. Veal, Corned Beef and Pork, at reasonable rates for cash. . ~ on road street two "es, which he will sel} A Nextdoor to Weaver & Nevada, Nov. 19 ISOARD, Wholesale dealer ia WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &c. Co's on Broad Street Corner of Pine .and Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf DOMESTIC DYES, Assorted Colors. For sale by Joseph M. Levey, 0 Commercial Streets. € iLD of ‘Nev rounding town first class Mili — ae 4nd in fact linery Establishment Goods by every steamer. will be paid to making Dresses, NEVADA MILLINERY. SE. COFFEY, yeamoetfully inform the BROAD STREET, ‘ ite Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constanfly on hand, dies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, i thing weustly found ims Mil. ments made that 1 shall be in receipt Cloaks, Mantillas ana eity and ‘the sur8 that she has opened a infry Btore, on ec 1 have such arrangeof New Particular attentiou m20 A. A. SARGENT, Nevada, Sept. ith. \! affairs during his abseyce from State. SAM K, PERKY. . 4 H. Mackie... P. Brunatiter and used a Wheeler & t has never. ly aay thatitexcels atl other Ma have used. Irana & Webster six t ght month an ier two years. I at familiar with the Howe several of the small one that woul4 do all kinds of Florence. 1 do not think it recommended three years. at the manu with me. I have diame in several of the umall machines lv disgusted with every machi only one thread. The Floren: chine that has come under m for thin work it is invaiuable, dorse each qualification clai Machine. intelligent wil chines, havin is the only Sew ble. Vlorence Machine cheerfully recomm joa the Florenee if it were convince the pu what is claimed FPCORTe RE eee eee tee eteonesous to purchas sed a Grover. & Baker a lon ai @ tithe, Mary A. Mero ae: Mra. Bb WELLER, 406 been wut of order, a Ww 4 Wilson & Wilson ef do a Grover & Baxer «lternately with 8 machinea, Ihave had my Florence I purchased used it almost ave never had the tiret thing get Mus Dress Ma eventh st, betweea Bryn: I have used the W cars, the Taggart liptie about t ee & Orvis nearly two years, Ore PF eee eer ane do af the Florence, 1 owned lson for two years, and 810 Stockton Street, San Francisco. Previous to pai and used a Grover & Baker eeebia ic owned and the Wheeler & Wilson two nae? Previousto purchasing the Townes ank used 9 A sate & as Fhe poey ‘O years, anda Wheeler & Wilson eee > i : Aa. AY, 419 Bryant street, San Penadioce " 1 have used a Florence Sewing Machine two ears. I bee twith me across the paske t ontha and but I never used work to equal the ean be too highty RS TRAAC ELL Is; Marysville Sewing Machine for factory, and Soom a fete thie Stat ° roug to this e steadily, and out of order. er an oress, at & Brannan, 8. F. heeler & Wilson about two & Farr six months, the Sloat same length of tim’. the Wi}. and have dealt until thoronghhe that sews with ce in the only Ma. ¥ notieé that gives aie — entire en iapian on all of work. o ean. Teate its valge sd have used 9 tested it, as Ihave done Indeca Groner GILMs, Carson eity, N. T. ee I believe T.can fully and fall grad ling helper. Mrs Perry GC. T San Andreas, In 1858 we purchased vine and used it until last tall, when, one with ‘modern improvements,’® we ed a ‘*Florence,”’ after a carefu) the different Machines end it as being, , the bes: we have seen. fabric de ¢ with strength. ‘To pore than a Machine—an almont Its use is easily arued, and ite construction is certainly simple. I know something of the other Sret-elane As i learned to operate several. Thin ing Machine! have found relia, BFFT, Calaveras county. conrcientionsly inmed for the Florence 1 have thoroughly tested it en work lesand each trial has been eminent] eatinfartory. It takes hold of delicate ieately, and of a strong one me, it seems . 2 a Wheeler & Wilson Ma. wishing purchas examination of in use. Havir , used the Over five mor 46, we can in our opin-~ A.M. Fiat, C 1. Fine county, San Juan, We could refer to man for Nevada Co vada. Auy. 27—t y othere-who are using hecessary to do so to blie that these “Machines are Fhe best Family Sewing Machine in the Werid, owtey and Counselor at Law. Nearly three hundred Florence Machines have Aric —~Im Kidd's Building, corner of . been cal euthie enews te the short timé since QO Broad and Pine streetsa—Nev the Ageney has been. established here, and we = — make this strong assertion as convincing proet Notice. of their worth, that no person ean be who ne 4 ‘has a--¥lorence that would exchange it for a “A LL persons havi any unsettled business . Family Sewing of any other menufactare. A with GEO. A CHUKCH, are hereby noti-. . me & fied that 1 have beet authorised to attend to his GEO. A. RANDALL, at Weaver & Co.'s store

he will fi it . " : Tee FO EB as < i é i 2 % “a ‘® close fight on election day. On last Sat« 7, lee Club; Gapt.Rotlios wae introduced, § . ‘ and addressed the Club fer an heer and a quarter. “He reviewed the course vf the . . Adininistration, and showed that the Presi. _ We trust him ‘at the head of the Government mere Convention. The C after reports we had heard of the great. ~ UESDAY MORNING, Tae Grass Vattey Union Cuove.—The that the mea of that town sre not id a Humber of ‘tbe audience being tadies. Dr. Tompkins presided. after a wg by the ‘dent had done all that man.could do—hbis whole duty. He reviewed the history of McClellan, and showed it weuld be unsafe and that the ‘only eoarse for the true patriot, was to support the nominees of the Baltix aptain’s speech was an eloquent one and during ite delivery he was listened to with the greatest attention by his audience, He was fllowed by the editor of this paper. Of this effort, modesty forbids our spesking, © were surprised strength of tha ean party at Grass Valley, to see the Union men eo numerous and hopefsl. Dr. Towpkins, a true patriot, one who has served in the army, gave the Union men a patrivtic exhortation, and the the meeting adjourned to next Saturday night. The Copperheads have'nt any great grounds fur hope, even in Grase Valley. ; i Tae Correrneap MeetiNG.—On last Baturday night the “ Copperbeads held a meeting at-Temperance Hall in this city.— After driving around. Grass Valley for an hour with a stage and omnibus. they managed to fill the stage, but the othet vehicle ‘had to be taken back tu the stable. At the meeting tLere were about thirty fron: Grass Valley, and representatives from Moore's Plat; Buen Vista, Rock Creek, and all the Camps around this city. Quite a number of Tovien men were alee in attendance. All told, the audience was less than 150 persone, Weludiag boys. Speeches were made by Dibble, Taylor and Waters. The speakers followed the usual coarse of Copperhead etampers. Abuee of the Administration, denunciation of the war policy, charging the imaugeation of the twar upen the Republican party, but no ing waa said ot the outrages committed by the rebels, oothing abyet the plottings of traitors. You might attend athousand Demecratic meet. ins, without ever hearing that traitors were attempting the everthrow ef the Govern. meat. The one in Nevada, on Saturday winte, was not calcglated to inspire the Me+ lianttes with bope. Dibble seemed to feel it, for he never made such a failure. Dibble can talk. but we ure surprised that he failed at this meeting His McClellan ar wae cooled by the loyal atmosphere of the meeting, for the audience was Composed mostly of loyal mea. Y i Tax CoLLecrox Ropsep—On last Sevarday night, as Sol. Crowa, Deputy Tax Collector for T°T Davenport, was returning te Grass Valley after hie day's work, and when about ove and a half miles from that town, on the old Auburn road, two men a proached himanddemanded his money.— Both parties wete masked aud one had a pistol leveled atthe Collector. Crown beas itated about giving up bis money, when a blow from some hard substance laid him out. The fellow that knoc then ‘went through him,” while the fellow who had the pistol destroyed all iaclination to resist by rubbing the muzzle of tho weapon under his chin. They got $90 in coin. Sol. Crown had at the time an order on A Delano tor $160 in bis vest ket which the robbers did nut find.— robbers tore Crown's receipt books to pieces, saying that “ne d——__4 Abolition tax should go through that country.” George Pieree, of this city, and another horseman, came up the road soon after the highwaymen finished their business with Crown, and the ,thieves fled. We are ins formed that Grass Valley is infested with a number of Knights of the road, and it is bt that a brisk business will be transby them this season. —_— oe. Union. Meeting at Rev Doe. —Hons. . A. A. Sargent and David Belden will address: the citizens of Little York Township this evening at Red Dag. Deciixed.—Joha G. Duwney, copperhead nominee for Congress in the Southern Distret, has drawn bymeelf off the track.— We suppose Alestraz Weller or Coleman will be trotted out by the unterrified, not Troops From CaLiroasia.—Governor Low has issued a proclamation calling for ® dew regiment of troops, to be recruited . cisco. Men recruited ia that city, will be hed him down, . k h that in point of comfort and THE RAIL ROAD HOUSE W: Ayereiy Ee aol Hotel Keeping hi . Will spare mo pains of expense to make the ah RAIL ROAD HOUSE Se foaed yy ty, ond as much tower rates oo respectable accommodations can be had elsewhere. . *.* The Rail Read House Coach will eonvey to the House FREE OF CHARGE. gor Harber Shop with warm, cold and steam Baths, connected with the Houee. sept24-3ra : Cc. L. ROSS. ‘Family Grocery Store! (Seen eee QUICK.SALES !}11SMALL PROFITS!!! H.M HINDs. N.C. TULLY AT THE JUNCTION OF Main & Commercial Sts, 3 OULD inform the citizens ef Nevada and AR vyeinity that they haye on hand a large et ° : GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, And in fact everything usually kept First Class Grovery Establishment Which they wilt sell as Cheap AS THE VERY Cheapest Store in Nevada! ! Ae we have all the advantages of the San Francisco market and buy eur Geods ter Cash, we are bound t® give Great Bargains‘in the Grocery line > 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 wil] be delivered free of charge. Nevada, Sept. 6th—tf EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s Mrick Building, Mili Bireet, GRASS VALLEY. AMES B. JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevada and vicinity that he has become sole rf of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very best of Liquors, Wines, Ales and Cigars. To whieh he invites the attention of those who now a good. thing and can appreciate it when * is sparkling before their eyes. Nevadans! give mea call Grasse Val when you visit —I willaiways be on hand, ready and willing to seve you with the bcst in the “shop.?’ JAMES B. JEFFERY. Grass Valley. Sept 4th—tf NEW STORE AT YOU BET. M. J. HYDELIFF, Ww OULD inform the citizens of You Bet and “the adjoining mi towns that he has pened a new store at the above Plece where h will always keep on hand the best of Groceries, : Previsiens, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, &e. &e All of which will be sold ; CHEAP FOR CASH. will, ag beretofore be supplied with eve in the above line.— m the Grocery, Persons in want bang Aan Goods, or Hardware line will find it to their Vantage to call on stores as I s.li Cheap for Cash, M. J. HYDELI¥Y. You Bet, July 19th—tf assigned to regiments already in the field. BI aces Bs . ces a8 will V Ear Goods delivered Free of Charge. #3 : Weaver & Company's Column. ACARD. : WEAVER & COMPANY. I J y Nevada, Jan, 204, 1864. We shall sell our Gooda, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH all Goods ordered must be paid for w hen pur We have been forced to pursue this course, froui the great diMicdity and loes that has been sustained in collecting sich a large number of accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of this House, In @ Credit business. the GooD and PROMPT PAYING customers ‘have to Pay for the doubtful ones, ae the“ erchant has to make mp LARGER PROFITS the amounthe loses in BAD DEBTS By adopting the Cash Principle !! in our businces, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the cred. it system, and with our facilities in San Francisco, will be able to give our customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such priDefy Competition! totheir advantage te give us a call. : ples of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debta. We shall strictly adhere to ONE PRICE. — Thanking our friends for.the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for acontinuance of the same, and trusting that our Cash Syatem, will meet their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY ‘BEALERS oa GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, —axD— s LIQUORS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. i FORCASH 4 % NO. 69 BROAD STREET, We shall keep no more running accounts, and . = tt D.8. BAKER, D. 8. BAKER & CO: THE FLORENCE , Wheat, Barley and Ground Feea . . It yoakes four distinot Stitches, feeds , Bread Street ; Y. th kK eith we < oa. a . See slike “uninvand Reavy geador : iH MEATS, 0 a . without « 7, hand r gale Cheap rates for tensi ~~ = 5 Egos y os Sether end Goods delivered free of Charge at: has Within « teasonable dis of Nevada. thesame time. : WvOD.0f all » Omhand and for salét re eee me rere Cheap for Cash. j ; augl0_ . (¢ makes a Stitch alike on both stdea ° 4 et ou order, and is GEO: R. CRAWFORD, “y tite most rapid sewer ‘i m the world, . Ne Masontc Building, on Pine Street Every Machine fully watitanted. : -. _ We, the have each purchased 4 : Florence Sew in Machine. end havethem ; : Always on hand now in ra oo = ET uy : ae “re eliave thorou sted t on f = a full supply of all gr radon heav “m ean und ted om ‘ opin that the FLORENC: ja dure } JUSTICES’ not easily get Out Of order, is atrong and chitele in construction, and its use is easily learned by AND the mos@ inexperienced, . ; ; te, ‘ It ea we A hdbeongy venge of bran pa leas z ri bg eand chan and we cons t altoye: CONSTABES on hatter than ont bikes Family Sowing Maruies : we haveever seen ae Blanks. . wre Dr. Chaae....... 31 Turk street 8. F, PLAIN AND FANCY STA TIO SHEET MUSIC, -PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, &c. Nevada,July 28th Dealer in __ BLANK BOOKS, .

NeRY fire om ERR aReAiN 4 » do ’ ‘ re OTM so a's scesacseesecs, @ atrest do a Miss Ann Sradiey... +++412 California at, do Mrs Geo. H, Parker. .. ;-¢o-—— . Mrs John C. Corbet.. ...<,Miesion Dolores, : Miss Annie McBoyle.,..., +++-Nl Dorado, GOLD PENS Mins Maggie McHoyle,... ++ Bl Dorado: i) . Chea & Breble.o.ccssarcae,, +ooseeeMacramento Me: Wa AIRES os 6b shawedns oan ns seneeees Oakland. Mrs A.M. Durnham....,. sreeeeesOckland. Mre Orrie WG diices: icaceca eeeee -Oakland. Mrs Mary E, Burekhalter. ...5.Duteh Flat. A Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES, Drugs and © Just received and for sale by Joseph M, Levey, Corner of Commercial Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf Mrs D. B. Coffin.. Mie J.B Wooster, Perret Te 525 F Mra8. D. Gilmore..... Mra Daniel Dunn. ssi.. 5.. MreJ Spimoni.....sssses Mre Pructt.... 5.8 C. Js Olivet.. cvaccce Mrs Samuel T. Fang, + ebecee e520 Ola atrect. do em st, do +618 Folsom at. do 414 Folsom st, do 226 Rich at, 16 California street, do do R. H. Farquhar. county clerk...Nevada olty Geo. K. OPQUNAL.. 6 005s ssceeecsleins ~— -de BH. W. Bigelow. .socapocesiicvacs we do ? NX. W. Bay tan, practionl machinist do hemicals. C. M, Bates, M. SOPs ces: eeemesne —_de John Hersinger... SPO eeensegeees do and Pine Streets. u SELLING OFF AT COST—BARGAINS. W. LL. Shiaefer would inform the citizens of Nevada and surroundin eountry that th ; oe hae removed his stock of Dupont street, San Francisco, BOOTS & SHOES. mr To Kidd's Building, on Pine street, and is sell: . yt Wheeler Wilvon ene a oreice, 1 used ing them hos low fome. f pee saat agree a Mune. J. D. BLA lendi stock o 6 na shoes fromthe Bay, which he will sell at bargains. : Hubbard street, néar Howare, Sin Fra te: and examine his stock. Boots take) ct tect ene anions te parebh cae fenn, eeeineee silt : Repairing promptly and neatly doue ker: nearly years have give used the Williama ~~ san e r le a BLAZE’S SALOON: "Maa 8. P. View, Drean Mai & ; COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 100 Stevenson etree, San Francie If You Want a Geod Drink, ' GO To BLAZH’s reasonsble terme, Bovtue ash idonee do work at Gnnsmithing, Lock repairing, &¢. at short no at his resis ready to ice and‘on nov13 F. PHYSI Pine and Ce M. Levey’s Drng Store, corpef oO, mmereial atreete” “elt f CTAN. be = body with ¢ Pork, enetgeety rned: the lowest eash prices. MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found at the old stand on Broad st. where Prepared to suppl he best of Beet, Beef and Pork &&. &. at every Veal, h PR: his sh doors below Hanson & MEAT MARKET. JA"EES COLLEY keeps on hand the very best of Beef, Pork, Mutton. Veal, Corned Beef and Pork, at reasonable rates for cash. . ~ on road street two "es, which he will sel} A Nextdoor to Weaver & Nevada, Nov. 19 ISOARD, Wholesale dealer ia WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &c. Co's on Broad Street Corner of Pine .and Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf DOMESTIC DYES, Assorted Colors. For sale by Joseph M. Levey, 0 Commercial Streets. € iLD of ‘Nev rounding town first class Mili — ae 4nd in fact linery Establishment Goods by every steamer. will be paid to making Dresses, NEVADA MILLINERY. SE. COFFEY, yeamoetfully inform the BROAD STREET, ‘ ite Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constanfly on hand, dies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, i thing weustly found ims Mil. ments made that 1 shall be in receipt Cloaks, Mantillas ana eity and ‘the sur8 that she has opened a infry Btore, on ec 1 have such arrangeof New Particular attentiou m20 A. A. SARGENT, Nevada, Sept. ith. \! affairs during his abseyce from State. SAM K, PERKY. . 4 H. Mackie..... P. Brunatiter and used a Wheeler & t has never. ly aay thatitexcels atl other Ma have used. Irana & Webster six t ght month an ier two years. I at familiar with the Howe several of the small one that woul4 do all kinds of Florence. 1 do not think it recommended three years. at the manu with me. I have diame in several of the umall machines lv disgusted with every machi only one thread. The Floren: chine that has come under m for thin work it is invaiuable, dorse each qualification clai Machine. intelligent wil chines, havin is the only Sew ble. Vlorence Machine cheerfully recomm joa the Florenee if it were convince the pu what is claimed FPCORTe RE eee eee tee eteonesous to purchas sed a Grover. & Baker a lon ai @ tithe, Mary A. Mero ae: Mra. Bb WELLER, 406 been wut of order, a Ww 4 Wilson & Wilson ef do a Grover & Baxer «lternately with 8 machinea, Ihave had my Florence I purchased used it almost ave never had the tiret thing get Mus Dress Ma eventh st, betweea Bryn: I have used the W cars, the Taggart liptie about t ee & Orvis nearly two years, Ore PF eee eer ane do af the Florence, 1 owned lson for two years, and 810 Stockton Street, San Francisco. Previous to pai and used a Grover & Baker eeebia ic owned and the Wheeler & Wilson two nae? Previousto purchasing the Townes ank used 9 A sate & as Fhe poey ‘O years, anda Wheeler & Wilson eee > i : Aa. AY, 419 Bryant street, San Penadioce " 1 have used a Florence Sewing Machine two ears. I bee twith me across the paske t ontha and but I never used work to equal the ean be too highty RS TRAAC ELL Is; Marysville Sewing Machine for factory, and Soom a fete thie Stat ° roug to this e steadily, and out of order. er an oress, at & Brannan, 8. F. heeler & Wilson about two & Farr six months, the Sloat same length of tim’. the Wi}. and have dealt until thoronghhe that sews with ce in the only Ma. ¥ notieé that gives aie — entire en iapian on all of work. o ean. Teate its valge sd have used 9 tested it, as Ihave done Indeca Groner GILMs, Carson eity, N. T. ee I believe T.can fully and fall grad ling helper. Mrs Perry GC. T San Andreas, In 1858 we purchased vine and used it until last tall, when, one with ‘modern improvements,’® we ed a ‘*Florence,”’ after a carefu) the different Machines end it as being, , the bes: we have seen. fabric de ¢ with strength. ‘To pore than a Machine—an almont Its use is easily arued, and ite construction is certainly simple. I know something of the other Sret-elane As i learned to operate several. Thin ing Machine! have found relia, BFFT, Calaveras county. conrcientionsly inmed for the Florence 1 have thoroughly tested it en work lesand each trial has been eminent] eatinfartory. It takes hold of delicate ieately, and of a strong one me, it seems . 2 a Wheeler & Wilson Ma. wishing purchas examination of in use. Havir , used the Over five mor 46, we can in our opin-~ A.M. Fiat, C 1. Fine county, San Juan, We could refer to man for Nevada Co vada. Auy. 27—t y othere-who are using hecessary to do so to blie that these “Machines are Fhe best Family Sewing Machine in the Werid, owtey and Counselor at Law. Nearly three hundred Florence Machines have Aric —~Im Kidd's Building, corner of . been cal euthie enews te the short timé since QO Broad and Pine streetsa—Nev the Ageney has been. established here, and we = — make this strong assertion as convincing proet Notice. of their worth, that no person ean be who ne 4 ‘has a--¥lorence that would exchange it for a “A LL persons havi any unsettled business . Family Sewing of any other menufactare. A with GEO. A CHUKCH, are hereby noti-. . me & fied that 1 have beet authorised to attend to his GEO. A. RANDALL, at Weaver & Co.'s store