April 1, 1862 (4 pages)

if bag z F 1 i : 7 i 3¢ 38 isset yment 2 3 2 = wo ie fists Files abhiti = F Fees] se ap Ese%s tHe eRREEEE: oo Best Freee ifes ¥ F "ah ie Ha Hl jai which had been well matured by the murderer Burke, was frustrated by the jailor.— It-has been customary to occasionally take . the prisoners out in the corridor to afford . ; them a littie exercise, Sunday being the day usually selected. In anticipation of this “event, Burke, who had found one of the nu+-metons sawe buried in the walls-by former . _ occupants, sawed off the irons which bound his feet. On the food b@ing brought to the . prisoners some of these were let cut in the ‘back his key, and a moment afterwards ~ Burke threw his irons through the little ~ he wae cursing the other prisoners tor “blow' knock him down and make his escape. He . ternvon, at 4 o'clock, an attempt to break ae. wm R. s DIN PRIL ist. . BOOTS AND exons. ) canier te Beit 44%--On Sector oman “Nevada, March 2a ern ere: a Ail kipds of apatetng 4sne.ce the “ogame pis Rod ile wate corridor, the outside grating being locked, and the key of Burke’s cell handed to one of them to let him ogt. Burke; however, refused to come out accompanying his refusal. 4. BLOCK, §& FUBTH, &. BLOCK, Jr with horrible oaths. The jailor then took opening «ver the door of his cell out on the flagging of the-cornder. While doing this ing” on him, as he thought they had done. ~ Search wag made in the cell, and a slung shot.) * was found, made of @ handtul of shot wrapped up ina piece of cloth. Burke had evideutly calculated that the jailor would come CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. zlone and open his cell when he intended to was disappointed in seeing so many in the corridor, With the outside grating locked, and ¢onecived the impression he had been MORE ee eee ee one a . Co.,: who bave for many months been driving 7 & tunnel through the hill near the Toll House, ~ last, charged with having stolen $220 from getiber, like Happ the Trawscnrtrr has lost, trayed. He raved like a wild beast and swore he would get out yet. Sherff Knowlton, ia having a set of jewelry made for his benefit, which he thinks will require more ingen, wity to undo than Burke possesses. Srrvek iv Ricu. —Messre. Mat. Tracy & on ‘the. Graas Valley road, struck into a lead of blue gravel, last week, which prospects very rich, Not leas than three hundred col« ors can be obtained from a pan full of gravel. The tunnel is 185 feet deep, and has been driven through rock most of the way. A Tuomas Keasuaw, whe was killed at Woolsey’s Flat last Wednesday, by the caving of a tunnel, was a native of New Jersey, and aged 37 years He came to Califorma in 1849, and bad been living in Pera some four. years previous to that time. ARRESTED FUR STEALING.—A man was arrested in Grass Valley by Constable W.M. Jefferds, of Timbuctoo, on Saturday evening . ™ the proprietress of the Henry House, in Timbuctwo, some two weeks ago. The money was stolen from the laly’s dress pocket whilst she was asleep. The officer had been on the man’s track for some time: He took him down to Timbuctoo on Sunday morning. New Hat.—The lot adjoining the Na~ tional Exchange has been purchased by the Odd Fellows and Masons, and the contract for excavating the same preparatory to erecting a fine brick building, has been awar~ ded to J. H. Helm. Work a terday. MELTING AWAY.—Snow fell on Friday night to the depth of some eight inches, which was augmented somewhat on Saturday and Sunday. The warm sun of yesterdsy melted most of it away. A few more hours of sunshine and the remainder will be gone. Hurr-a Mota !—George 8. Hupp, in bie eard published in the Democrat of Saturday last, intimates he withdrew his support from the TRANSCRIPT because te present editor does not suit him’. It is highly suggestive that for every suba half dozen respectavle ones have been gained instead. t#” We call the attention of persons desirous of investing in mining property to the Sheriff's advertisements on our second page. Messrs. Hill & Hupp, were the plaintiff's attorneys. Rerreatep 1m Goop OnpEr.—The Nevada Jourual on the Sheriff question. —_—_—_———e———— J.O’'’NEIL., Next door to Cheap John’s, on Pine Stree repaired in the best order. aioe Cisne Sia Sane Bos iecaare’ oe cova ene. —i-nm, , gBoptes . Sos tol Prhart; everything. a ae Bort an Seog ea SE hand “which will be sold at low rates. ‘ of : § V. = Re aye ©. o. hh. Be veusess 0:30 A. M, and 2 P.M. Leave Sacramento. . Leave Lincoln: «+. ee eee oye eblb ALM. Ne Me A. BLOCK & CO.,. DEALERS 1N g Comer of Pine and Commercial Se. NEVADA. CHARLES ww. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER In Watches; Diamends, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Koelsey’s Bleck, Neo. 37 Commercial Street. Watches carefully ‘Repaired and Jewelry to order. “ait erdaen guaranteed. Nevada, NCv¥. 27th, 1860. . I1SSOLUTION.~— The co-partnership here tofore dry business io Holmes & Muscate,, the pommel Ay bus is this o7 dissolved by mutual consent. The Laundry business will be carried on by Soha Holmes, who ts S canieaaah to settic the affairs of the the iate firm. J. HOLMES. P. MUSCATE. _ Nevada, March, 20th 1862. 3-m. having acye ae iedumonel to* peivane elife,” he is alee tired of atife of celibacy and wishes te unite himeelf in the bonds of. wedlock with some young, handsome and rich widow. Being quite good loocking himerlif, ‘TEMPERATE and ViGoRows, he does not consider it pap nowt egotism by any means in npr, eg ladies PARTICULARLY to this i Seaman. he offers for sale the well-known y situat ed in Nevada County and known = TLLINO18 BRIDGE AND TOLL ROA is the only one that has Suenos the this winter, and is a huge paying institution.Alos the Toll-Toad th the East Gap of thet oll Loaf, and 4 con ‘nterest in the H ee en Sees meke any man a . fortune in one year. . ‘The above described erty can bé had forthe reasonable sum of . For further particulars, refer to the subscriber, or his“Man Friday” (Wm Stevens) on the March 20, 1862. C. F. FLAUGHER. M “orice IMOBIAL AND BRIDGE E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale -and Retail Druggist, Nevada city, California. CD. Ae WT WEAVER & CO., \ No. 69 Broad Street. ' HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO Stand formerly ecupid comaned WEAVER & & _ MAN, and be in sed oy WRAY & cop. Patronage $F Son Sato ie A. -. the digestive organs, and of various kinds of . FRESH CARDEN!! FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 166 11. Broad street, at 1am, and 76 PM JUST RECEIVED! FOR SALE! . By Dr. C. M. BATES, Broad Street Drug Store. Nevada, Jan. 30th 1862. have been found in ite use. To thove afflicted ol yen sea de cure . Draggists and detlers everywhere. Feb. 7th.—-1-m. CAO APER ER BITTERS. While cutuhinpauiieiane verage, it unequalled as & tonic and invigoratorIn the pursuit of fortnne at the mines, many persons are exposed to the attacks of complaints of fever. It is the very article that jias so long been in demand at themines. Itsdaily use will re. store the tone of a deranged stomach, impart eresh vitality to the digestive functions, and} fhee: he spirita. Yet! the Bittersie the safest of . allstimulants. Let the miner whois exposed to hot and dry, wet and cold, be certain to obtain a supply ofthe genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he will find it a certain safeguard to health.—Sold. by Druggists and dealers everywhere. Religious Notices. Methodist Church.—Hold regular serv’ every Sabbath at the Methodist Church, head of Grove Deal, Pastor. Eptscopai.—At the Court House, every Baboath at li, Ac Mt, and 3p. m-Rev. Mr. Wihtes, Baptist.—At the Ba ree Church, Spring street, every Sabbath ILA. My and? P. Min Rev: B. Brierly, Pasto Catholic.—aAt the ‘Catholic Church, Wash sogtes street at 9 A.M. Rev. F J. Dalton, Pas ; tonal —At the Cease ure, Sato street, Bap: Sabbath = ie to 3 nl and 7}; P. M.—Rev. H Cummings, Pastor. prune siete arma hone RE: HO FOR THE FASHIONS! SPRING FASHIONS FOR ‘A. LAMOT'T, BATTER!!! SACRAMENTO, CAL. i” vane and Fore’ ng to visit the next season, + O eal off my large stock of _Chetec Pruitt & Foreign Grape Vines ~~~ Cuttings the ensuing Winter. Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards. or deal m Trees and ee can have Great wep ht Street Lev Dh SoS nlo-5 t &r ever exhibited in the State. £9 mt arch 1ith, 1662. mty. Office at the Court Nevada, Oct. 13th, 1861. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, of Broad and Pine streets, We would inform our friends Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART . exposure of the nerve 1 be filled without atch © leet eee eae Revere Yee qneae. Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. 0: H. P. W. & Co. Sacramen —— Feb. 16th 0. 1. LP. WHITE. WE ARE PREPARED hours. feeth after hav WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK ites reteset rig ll a new virtues. : with any of the above ills of the bady, the + Bit. OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Baiy ond Nigh. we . EASarer or 8 2, ‘futon band and Largest & Best Stock of Hats . ix: N. B.—Send in your orders which will be early . promptly attended to. ee, and after Dec. ist = fo" K Street, between 4th & E. HM. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ara of Nevada Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Office--Corner and all wishing our services that to atte. 4 those rr har with a call, at al! Devitt NASM” Bad Ser act ¥ 4 a an To the People of Nevadn Ce. Arta i cate ay, of ted AM again ready to forward Goods to any section of the counties of Nevada, Piacer, will bemade. Our charges ase modeto auit the times. Wearepermanently El Dorado, focated ee a MARYSVILLE, vieinity that they are again FROM THEIR OLD STAND. Pacific Mall Steum ship Co's. At the Feather River Landing. coe snguipaaeal AT ONE DOLLAR PER TON GOLDEN Pye ee eet tee eee Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on April tet 1862. (1 OLD DUST bo as. at at the i the Bigs cane: ae <2 Sent Cuore d Saerayo on the Atlantic States and Europe, Commander, . c. W. MULFORD, CERTES, PROVISIONS. A og A GOODS 4 At9 o’clock A. M., panctually. Por Panama. will be conveyed from Panama to Panam . oad ae ee ‘ork by the A plete of Goots, which we fd sold at at ale Yor CASH. A portion of FOR CITY MARSHAL. . U. 8S. GREGORY, Marshal at the next election. ii Agente. Cor. Sacramento & cok, . Mea Marysville, Feb. -0th, 1862. R. M. SHAGKELFORD & CO., woul inform the Merchants of Nevada and FORWARDING C OODS BANKER. At his old stand, Mait Nevada. in sume to suit. for Aqnay . Mounty Scrip wag af the Uighost Rats Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. fer Portland, Oregon, . ana . SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MINES. go sey rae Durt. Advance on ce. Is announced as a Candidate spaheaieg eo FOR CITY MARSHAL. a gh £ Spe County Serre. BROTHER JONATHAN,. Nevais. ee: GEORGE W. KIDD, @Will leave Pacific st., Wharf, San Francisoo. > Vor the Above Ports. WwW. H. DAVIDSON. Sy, AT THE EBNSUING . meedayy.-.c0-csens-+++-Mpril Ist 28962, . FOR CITY MARSHAL. ‘GEO. S. PI ata o/CLage, P.M. Marshal Pr eeenae ee. Is ammounced asa Candidate for City BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, NO. ‘20 Main street, Nevads cit at the U. 8. Mint. raw Sight Checks on San Francisco, 8 ille.’ “Ge mer on New York. J. © WIRDSETE, Cc. BM. FELTON. . this branch PHILIPS, Nos. 15 an@ 85 Commercial Street, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, —DEALER IN— Fine Havana Cigars, Tobuacco, Pipes, Playing Cards, Cutlery, French PerfumFASHION RESTAURANT. Qy mos : ‘ada. tines, wih, MONAMIAN,.. 11+ Propmietor nn BLAZE'S TAVERN, COR. @F PINE pt igh none ST if You Want beige Sh T. ELLARD BEANS, No, 62 Broad wrens ct aa tae a GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. KY Goods detivered Free of Chargeet Nevada, Qet. 20th. 1861.--tf ti as BAKER & WYMORE, . PRALERS IN : on veoent Imrie ant ret fol Broad Street, Nevada, neg 1 ms wmare ot ae ALL. uardane A eash. Goods ¢ delivered pree esch WwooD—Of al) kinda, hand for sale OCHKAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE. yok WILLIAM M SHAFER. [Commercial 1 pai Heraee amt Shoe line than y other house in. ada. Hie large and stock conrists of Gentlemen’s —— Boots which nelle drop in his store and you will then be satisficd is a Cheay — ponding: he Rance pie ist iners our mgr are poor w to stud cconony esl ot Suxdzreh and buy» P*lsdtes t your attention is called to his stock hoes Repairing —Particular attention given to 2 oft busiuess. Give mea call and eatisty yourselves. SHAFER. Nevata, Dee. 17th—tf. : tl GEO. W. CHAPIN & CO. Lower side of Plaza, near Clay st.,} . SAN FRANCISCO, ao EMPLOYMENT OFFICE . toe re as nape dade id

if bag z F 1 i : 7 i 3¢ 38 isset yment 2 3 2 = wo ie fists Files abhiti = F Fees] se ap Ese%s tHe eRREEEE: oo Best Freee ifes ¥ F "ah ie Ha Hl jai which had been well matured by the murderer Burke, was frustrated by the jailor.— It-has been customary to occasionally take . the prisoners out in the corridor to afford . ; them a littie exercise, Sunday being the day usually selected. In anticipation of this “event, Burke, who had found one of the nu+-metons sawe buried in the walls-by former . _ occupants, sawed off the irons which bound his feet. On the food b@ing brought to the . prisoners some of these were let cut in the ‘back his key, and a moment afterwards ~ Burke threw his irons through the little ~ he wae cursing the other prisoners tor “blow' knock him down and make his escape. He . ternvon, at 4 o'clock, an attempt to break ae. wm R. s DIN PRIL ist. . BOOTS AND exons. ) canier te Beit 44%--On Sector oman “Nevada, March 2a ern ere: a Ail kipds of apatetng 4sne.ce the “ogame pis Rod ile wate corridor, the outside grating being locked, and the key of Burke’s cell handed to one of them to let him ogt. Burke; however, refused to come out accompanying his refusal. 4. BLOCK, §& FUBTH, &. BLOCK, Jr with horrible oaths. The jailor then took opening «ver the door of his cell out on the flagging of the-cornder. While doing this ing” on him, as he thought they had done. ~ Search wag made in the cell, and a slung shot.) * was found, made of @ handtul of shot wrapped up ina piece of cloth. Burke had evideutly calculated that the jailor would come CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. zlone and open his cell when he intended to was disappointed in seeing so many in the corridor, With the outside grating locked, and ¢onecived the impression he had been MORE ee eee ee one a . Co.,: who bave for many months been driving 7 & tunnel through the hill near the Toll House, ~ last, charged with having stolen $220 from getiber, like Happ the Trawscnrtrr has lost, trayed. He raved like a wild beast and swore he would get out yet. Sherff Knowlton, ia having a set of jewelry made for his benefit, which he thinks will require more ingen, wity to undo than Burke possesses. Srrvek iv Ricu. —Messre. Mat. Tracy & on ‘the. Graas Valley road, struck into a lead of blue gravel, last week, which prospects very rich, Not leas than three hundred col« ors can be obtained from a pan full of gravel. The tunnel is 185 feet deep, and has been driven through rock most of the way. A Tuomas Keasuaw, whe was killed at Woolsey’s Flat last Wednesday, by the caving of a tunnel, was a native of New Jersey, and aged 37 years He came to Califorma in 1849, and bad been living in Pera some four. years previous to that time. ARRESTED FUR STEALING.—A man was arrested in Grass Valley by Constable W.M. Jefferds, of Timbuctoo, on Saturday evening . ™ the proprietress of the Henry House, in Timbuctwo, some two weeks ago. The money was stolen from the laly’s dress pocket whilst she was asleep. The officer had been on the man’s track for some time: He took him down to Timbuctoo on Sunday morning. New Hat.—The lot adjoining the Na~ tional Exchange has been purchased by the Odd Fellows and Masons, and the contract for excavating the same preparatory to erecting a fine brick building, has been awar~ ded to J. H. Helm. Work a terday. MELTING AWAY.—Snow fell on Friday night to the depth of some eight inches, which was augmented somewhat on Saturday and Sunday. The warm sun of yesterdsy melted most of it away. A few more hours of sunshine and the remainder will be gone. Hurr-a Mota !—George 8. Hupp, in bie eard published in the Democrat of Saturday last, intimates he withdrew his support from the TRANSCRIPT because te present editor does not suit him’. It is highly suggestive that for every suba half dozen respectavle ones have been gained instead. t#” We call the attention of persons desirous of investing in mining property to the Sheriff's advertisements on our second page. Messrs. Hill & Hupp, were the plaintiff's attorneys. Rerreatep 1m Goop OnpEr.—The Nevada Jourual on the Sheriff question. —_—_—_———e———— J.O’'’NEIL., Next door to Cheap John’s, on Pine Stree repaired in the best order. aioe Cisne Sia Sane Bos iecaare’ oe cova ene. —i-nm, , gBoptes . Sos tol Prhart; everything. a ae Bort an Seog ea SE hand “which will be sold at low rates. ‘ of : § V. = Re aye ©. o. hh. Be veusess 0:30 A. M, and 2 P.M. Leave Sacramento. . Leave Lincoln: «+. ee eee oye eblb ALM. Ne Me A. BLOCK & CO.,. DEALERS 1N g Comer of Pine and Commercial Se. NEVADA. CHARLES ww. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER In Watches; Diamends, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Koelsey’s Bleck, Neo. 37 Commercial Street. Watches carefully ‘Repaired and Jewelry to order. “ait erdaen guaranteed. Nevada, NCv¥. 27th, 1860. . I1SSOLUTION.~— The co-partnership here tofore dry business io Holmes & Muscate,, the pommel Ay bus is this o7 dissolved by mutual consent. The Laundry business will be carried on by Soha Holmes, who ts S canieaaah to settic the affairs of the the iate firm. J. HOLMES. P. MUSCATE. _ Nevada, March, 20th 1862. 3-m. having acye ae iedumonel to* peivane elife,” he is alee tired of atife of celibacy and wishes te unite himeelf in the bonds of. wedlock with some young, handsome and rich widow. Being quite good loocking himerlif, ‘TEMPERATE and ViGoRows, he does not consider it pap nowt egotism by any means in npr, eg ladies PARTICULARLY to this i Seaman. he offers for sale the well-known y situat ed in Nevada County and known = TLLINO18 BRIDGE AND TOLL ROA is the only one that has Suenos the this winter, and is a huge paying institution.Alos the Toll-Toad th the East Gap of thet oll Loaf, and 4 con ‘nterest in the H ee en Sees meke any man a . fortune in one year. . ‘The above described erty can bé had forthe reasonable sum of . For further particulars, refer to the subscriber, or his“Man Friday” (Wm Stevens) on the March 20, 1862. C. F. FLAUGHER. M “orice IMOBIAL AND BRIDGE E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale -and Retail Druggist, Nevada city, California. CD. Ae WT WEAVER & CO., \ No. 69 Broad Street. ' HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO Stand formerly ecupid comaned WEAVER & & _ MAN, and be in sed oy WRAY & cop. Patronage $F Son Sato ie A. -. the digestive organs, and of various kinds of . FRESH CARDEN!! FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 166 11. Broad street, at 1am, and 76 PM JUST RECEIVED! FOR SALE! . By Dr. C. M. BATES, Broad Street Drug Store. Nevada, Jan. 30th 1862. have been found in ite use. To thove afflicted

ol yen sea de cure . Draggists and detlers everywhere. Feb. 7th.—-1-m. CAO APER ER BITTERS. While cutuhinpauiieiane verage, it unequalled as & tonic and invigoratorIn the pursuit of fortnne at the mines, many persons are exposed to the attacks of complaints of fever. It is the very article that jias so long been in demand at themines. Itsdaily use will re. store the tone of a deranged stomach, impart eresh vitality to the digestive functions, and} fhee: he spirita. Yet! the Bittersie the safest of . allstimulants. Let the miner whois exposed to hot and dry, wet and cold, be certain to obtain a supply ofthe genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he will find it a certain safeguard to health.—Sold. by Druggists and dealers everywhere. Religious Notices. Methodist Church.—Hold regular serv’ every Sabbath at the Methodist Church, head of Grove Deal, Pastor. Eptscopai.—At the Court House, every Baboath at li, Ac Mt, and 3p. m-Rev. Mr. Wihtes, Baptist.—At the Ba ree Church, Spring street, every Sabbath ILA. My and? P. Min Rev: B. Brierly, Pasto Catholic.—aAt the ‘Catholic Church, Wash sogtes street at 9 A.M. Rev. F J. Dalton, Pas ; tonal —At the Cease ure, Sato street, Bap: Sabbath = ie to 3 nl and 7}; P. M.—Rev. H Cummings, Pastor. prune siete arma hone RE: HO FOR THE FASHIONS! SPRING FASHIONS FOR ‘A. LAMOT'T, BATTER!!! SACRAMENTO, CAL. i” vane and Fore’ ng to visit the next season, + O eal off my large stock of _Chetec Pruitt & Foreign Grape Vines ~~~ Cuttings the ensuing Winter. Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards. or deal m Trees and ee can have Great wep ht Street Lev Dh SoS nlo-5 t &r ever exhibited in the State. £9 mt arch 1ith, 1662. mty. Office at the Court Nevada, Oct. 13th, 1861. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, of Broad and Pine streets, We would inform our friends Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART . exposure of the nerve 1 be filled without atch © leet eee eae Revere Yee qneae. Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. 0: H. P. W. & Co. Sacramen —— Feb. 16th 0. 1. LP. WHITE. WE ARE PREPARED hours. feeth after hav WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK ites reteset rig ll a new virtues. : with any of the above ills of the bady, the + Bit. OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Baiy ond Nigh. we . EASarer or 8 2, ‘futon band and Largest & Best Stock of Hats . ix: N. B.—Send in your orders which will be early . promptly attended to. ee, and after Dec. ist = fo" K Street, between 4th & E. HM. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ara of Nevada Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Office--Corner and all wishing our services that to atte. 4 those rr har with a call, at al! Devitt NASM” Bad Ser act ¥ 4 a an To the People of Nevadn Ce. Arta i cate ay, of ted AM again ready to forward Goods to any section of the counties of Nevada, Piacer, will bemade. Our charges ase modeto auit the times. Wearepermanently El Dorado, focated ee a MARYSVILLE, vieinity that they are again FROM THEIR OLD STAND. Pacific Mall Steum ship Co's. At the Feather River Landing. coe snguipaaeal AT ONE DOLLAR PER TON GOLDEN Pye ee eet tee eee Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on April tet 1862. (1 OLD DUST bo as. at at the i the Bigs cane: ae <2 Sent Cuore d Saerayo on the Atlantic States and Europe, Commander, . c. W. MULFORD, CERTES, PROVISIONS. A og A GOODS 4 At9 o’clock A. M., panctually. Por Panama. will be conveyed from Panama to Panam . oad ae ee ‘ork by the A plete of Goots, which we fd sold at at ale Yor CASH. A portion of FOR CITY MARSHAL. . U. 8S. GREGORY, Marshal at the next election. ii Agente. Cor. Sacramento & cok, . Mea Marysville, Feb. -0th, 1862. R. M. SHAGKELFORD & CO., woul inform the Merchants of Nevada and FORWARDING C OODS BANKER. At his old stand, Mait Nevada. in sume to suit. for Aqnay . Mounty Scrip wag af the Uighost Rats Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. fer Portland, Oregon, . ana . SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MINES. go sey rae Durt. Advance on ce. Is announced as a Candidate spaheaieg eo FOR CITY MARSHAL. a gh £ Spe County Serre. BROTHER JONATHAN,. Nevais. ee: GEORGE W. KIDD, @Will leave Pacific st., Wharf, San Francisoo. > Vor the Above Ports. WwW. H. DAVIDSON. Sy, AT THE EBNSUING . meedayy.-.c0-csens-+++-Mpril Ist 28962, . FOR CITY MARSHAL. ‘GEO. S. PI ata o/CLage, P.M. Marshal Pr eeenae ee. Is ammounced asa Candidate for City BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, NO. ‘20 Main street, Nevads cit at the U. 8. Mint. raw Sight Checks on San Francisco, 8 ille.’ “Ge mer on New York. J. © WIRDSETE, Cc. BM. FELTON. . this branch PHILIPS, Nos. 15 an@ 85 Commercial Street, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, —DEALER IN— Fine Havana Cigars, Tobuacco, Pipes, Playing Cards, Cutlery, French PerfumFASHION RESTAURANT. Qy mos : ‘ada. tines, wih, MONAMIAN,... 11+ Propmietor nn BLAZE'S TAVERN, COR. @F PINE pt igh none ST if You Want beige Sh T. ELLARD BEANS, No, 62 Broad wrens ct aa tae a GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. KY Goods detivered Free of Chargeet Nevada, Qet. 20th. 1861.--tf ti as BAKER & WYMORE, . PRALERS IN : on veoent Imrie ant ret fol Broad Street, Nevada, neg 1 ms wmare ot ae ALL. uardane A eash. Goods ¢ delivered pree esch WwooD—Of al) kinda, hand for sale OCHKAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE. yok WILLIAM M SHAFER. [Commercial 1 pai Heraee amt Shoe line than y other house in. ada. Hie large and stock conrists of Gentlemen’s —— Boots which nelle drop in his store and you will then be satisficd is a Cheay — ponding: he Rance pie ist iners our mgr are poor w to stud cconony esl ot Suxdzreh and buy» P*lsdtes t your attention is called to his stock hoes Repairing —Particular attention given to 2 oft busiuess. Give mea call and eatisty yourselves. SHAFER. Nevata, Dee. 17th—tf. : tl GEO. W. CHAPIN & CO. Lower side of Plaza, near Clay st.,} . SAN FRANCISCO, ao EMPLOYMENT OFFICE . toe re as nape dade id