August 4, 1863 (4 pages)

ley, id,’ Jua~ 00 a a to bia well E oth rts are, fonthat Flow vhen d his nturtlen~ cob a geldad's ting m he ts, 2 start ip aa } the ig to eady ved at rectal agnifiishnd the s First lt our tion is ° . ‘to-suceeed Churchman. about each other, and Tom did'nt think ow ‘Jonesy MORNING iteviw orn ke LL ————__—EE “ HANCE FoR A Doust.—The signs are aflfair that the Union party will carry the State by a heavy majority. We know not a single deserter from the ranks since last year. Jona B. Weller is taking the stamp a ‘we. Everything lovks promising xe there -is a chance for a dovbt. Calvin. eDonald has got on our side and he is. che death te everything’ he ‘touches. ‘Phe’ Union™men: in Tuolumne talk of big A FELLOW, sent by Judge Niles-to Stock. ton thefother day, on a charge of irdauity, imagines his mission to be to unite the Union, ina peaceful way. Just like all the other erazy copperheads. co Tue Savrtan Come.—His alligatorship arrived yesterday in charge of his keepers and went on exhibition. He is a pretty bird, and has a remarkable open countenance when he smiles. "Tis said he enjoys his meals, and don’t much care whether his diet is pine knots, cats or nigger babies, so he. onty has enough. The old fellow complains of no difficulty-in inflating ‘bis lungs at this eleva« tion above the sea level, but his cuticle is affected with considerable dryness in the summer season unless he is kersloshed pretty often ‘with water. Evidently it is’ntnat-ural for alligators to be: seen this high up in the mountains unless ina fossil state _ Hard sbell ! hail and farewell. James CuurcnMayn, EsQ.—We learn from Postwaster Bean that James Churchman, Esq., has resigned the Consulship of Valparaiso, and that he will shortly return 'to this State tolive. Kellogg, of Ilinois, late amembert of Congress, has been appointed ‘Ho, Foreieneus !—The District Court’ ‘will meet for the purpose of naturalizing . ‘foreigners desiring to become American.ci~ ‘tizens, on Saturday the 1th inst., at 10 o’clock. Aw this.will be the onty meeting of the Court before the September election, all concerned will please take notice. te Mesers. E. W. Smith, A. G. Pier and Wm. Kent were elected Schvol Trustees in bie district on Saturday last. » BR. H. Farquhar, David Belden and EBigelow were elected in Oakland district. i a Ee” Services will be heldinthe Methodist Church on Thursday morning next at 11 o'clock. Reading by Rev. Mr. Hill. In the evening addresses will be delivered in the Briek Church. by Hon. A. A. Sargent and Rev. Mr. Commings. THE Puatns across.—A string of smutty faced men, women and children, jin wagons well “‘shuck” to pieces, passed through ‘town yesterday a little before noon, bound for the lower lands of the State. A drove of horses came along behind, looking not much worse for the long journey. DveL.— An affair of .bunor (7) is reported in the Virginia Bulletin as: having been attempted in that place on Suturday last, between Goodman, editor of the Enterprize and Tom Fitch of the Unien. They had ‘been telling a few unwholesome things himself even, and eo challenged his brother editor. The meeting teok place in some obscure canon, but exerybody knew about “it and the ‘officers had only to march out _about the time appeimted for first shots . and nip the belligerents. The Bulletin don't report any indignation concerning the arbitrary arrest, like. that professed by cop~ heads in these days. — te” Bro. Stidger says, “the copperheads hereabouts are on the move.” We expected as much from the stirring up he has given . ° ’ them. CuiLpren.—In Sacramento there. are 3,244 children under tweaty~vne years of age and only one deaf and dumb—none blind. There are 1,029 boys between four ont ey teen, and 1,059 girls. Forty or fifty persous were poisoned by eating ice cream at a saloon in Lafayette, Indiana, recently. Itis supposed the poison was mixed into the cream by some miscreant ~who had ill will toward the saloon proprietars. ; No deaths resulted. é [SESE HE Partnership of S. M. TIMMONS & Co. The Novade Daly Transcript] x 5 scan estrcesattorwtaion wi wpm 9 . CLENBROOK COURSE, on Saturday, Sept, 19%, i ,DETWEEN Jacone? Mare and Watt's “Hemest. : Anee,*— Two Thousand Dollars! . Admittanes to the Tenck, One Deltur. : DENISON & CO., Preprictora. a Nevada, July 15th. . Clothing “Clothing! ~~ AT GREAILY\. REDUCED RATES!. t Z oN oe P. BANNER, Of the Clothing Store at the Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, H’s now determined to Dispose of his A. Entire New stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Bodts and Shoes, ¥ 4 ‘ Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, Clothing, &c, &c. Ata great reduction in prices, on account of making room for a large STOCK OF FALL GOODS, ____ For which [ ious already made arrangements. Persons in want ofany of the above named ar ticles will find it to their advantage to call and examine for themselves, as great inducements ey? offered mary low prices versa the best quallgoods goods warranted as. represenLa P. BANNE SM. Corner of Broad ond Pine streets. _ Nevada, July 17th. Boys’ FOR SALE CHEAP. HE proprietor beir g desirous of leaving for sale at a rh ol Also a ‘aie span of HORSES te WAGON. Apply immediately at the TRANSCRIPT OFFICE, or to ANTOINE L’HERMITE, may 10 On the premises. — FAMILY GHOCERY STORE. A. BARUH, ees St. Louis House, measnerchal Street, Nevada City, tomy ~ a that he wi ll keep 7 ‘Ranch Batter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A assortment of Goods usually found In a store of that kind. dlis articles ne all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— He oe nee eo stand on ComNevada, Nov. 16th tate of California, County of Nevada, #6. In Probate Court, Nevada county. In the matter of the Estate of David Shrum, deceased. It appearr pcan F to the Ju of said Probate Court by the ag ion of Mathew Creamer and Oliver A. Executors of the last Will and testament of David Shrum, deceased, pray ing an order to sell real estate, that it is necessary to sel) the whole of the real estate to pay expenees of admiuistration on said estate and legacies provided ~ by deceased. It is therefore o ‘that all persons interested in the estate appear before the eald Probate er ae. on Mon o’elock, A. M at the in Nevada ‘city and county. to. show rause ‘why an 0. der should not be ted to the said Executors to sell the real estate of deceased, and that a copy of thie order be published at least four successive Weeks in the DAILY Mogwtnc TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper printed and published in said city and ogee, © Given un-ler th and at Chambers, in ‘Nevada, this 29th day of uy 1863. C. NILES, Probate Judge. “State of California, county of Nevada, s.s.—1. R H. Farquhar. county Clerk of the county of Nevada. State of California and ex officio Clerk of the Probate Court thereof, do hereby certify . ayn oing to be a true copy of an order this and enter-d in the minutes of said Ccnrt in the above entitled matter. Witness my hand and seal of said Court } seal seal tre aot ds diy of tele, 1883. FARQUBDAR, Clerk, By G. K. aS Dep. PALMER. HANSCOM & co. GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS!!! baba BE IRON CASTINGS Machinery of all Kinds! KNOX’ MEAL EAS S TOR Mantel Graces, . one nw orks, CalNos. 19 ‘cae 2 First Street, ip this day dissol vette a . cans business t mmons. ™ —". Ok wi WILSON, Bevada, Avg, 4th ea TIMMONS, Heath & Brodie Crushers always on liand. San Franciseo, March 27th—tf ~ ~ — a= town, offers rd ro yknown as the . ° 'PRENCH GARDEN art rey grt said Court . ey SPECIAL < worion 2 e Jacob Stonisht al, \4 & temoved to Street. where h Boy ate ae STOCK or THE LATEST STYLES oF Silks, Calices, Delaines, on Cloths, Carpets, Hosiery, Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vicinity at the yery Lowest Prices . Ladies will find it to their advantage te call and satisfy themselves that This is no Humbug! a fore offered in this city. Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deceived by an Advertisement where they offer : Galicos at 12 12 cents and other old trash at low prices, ° THIS IS‘ ONLY TO HUMBUG YoU If you will only call at my store . 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, You ‘will get good Goods at reasonable prices ad and no Humbug. a JACOB ROSENTHAL. * vada swJul y 19th. To.Teachers. High School Room, in Evening. July 3ist. at 7 o’cloc ers who hold Temporary Certifi who wish Certificate ® must be t at ” tim. J. A. CHITTEND : Supt. Pablic Instructio NEWS STORE. LU NEW aerete OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broad Street. ee E have not removed to San Francisco as some of cur neighbors have re » but are Ina new store oppositeour old stand with The Largest and Rest S eck of Goods ever brought te this city. . As we are determined not to be undersold wed offer our goods at the following low prices: ~ Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. French Calicoes, extra quality, 25 cents . per yard. . Bleached Muslin, such as Lansdale and White Rock, 25 cents per yard. Steckiogs 124 cents a pair or $1 per dozen. Handkerchiefs 124 cents each,.dr $1 Je dozen, Anthe balance of our stock in ees portion. ; We can soll most of our than other merchants can aat a lower —_ cisco. . HOM ny them in San WITZ & Cu. FOR SALE. Homesteads & Valuable Real EstateBUILDING LOTS tor from $10 to $200 ALSO 10 VARA LOTS and entire blocks of. beautiful Garden Land, in t) >) city and sonnel of San ese oe se of the Ban the west-ead Dey yt Spanish grant, finall centrmad and ted by the United Staten: ¢ Shafter ag Pree be this a yon United eaten nan respect it—besides the Title has been forever tga gety dg A a final deeree and judgm ak the City. sl —— there is naserea ngiies or shadow upon Whoever purchases one of these lots will bug et ue slaweuit. Montgomery and re ©. 19 Nagiee’s buildig, corner Merchant streets, San Franci HARVEY 8 BROWN. Use E. Goodwin & Bros. NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED CHEWING TOBACCO. “FOR SALE EVERYWHERE This Tobacco is manufactured expressly for the California market : the peculiar manner in which itds put up keeping it always moist, and causing it to “a flavor any length of ime. 3m-2p CALIFORNIA RAILROAD. PEN TO LINCOLN.—Passengersthro from Sacramento e Linegia in two hours! Freight through from Sacramento to Liucoln in three hours ! Ample facilities are now offered for the accom modation of the passenger and freight traffic o the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Sac ramento for business.or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. train at Lemioin ond arrive in the city so as to have from fiveto six hours at their disposa:, returning the same ds Ranni of Trains: %. V. KR. RK. Dc. Cc. KR. RK. Leave Sacramento...6.20 A. M, and 2 P. lari a eevee 6B A. , 8. ff 10.20 4. 4 eS ariff. Through Pas: eeeeeesceeese Three Dollars, in eee eene eee cee Dellar+ CL WiLsOx Nov. 30th, 1861—tf New Orleans Fruit Store { Né. 66 Broad Street, Nevada, ——— Qunneael Ride ts. 4 Fruit and Dried and Green ' . Bong é hia old No. 54 Broad I will sell Goods lower than ever bey . _ r HE Title Ay absolutely FRRFECT, atin al Ambrotypes, Photographs, Eto Reoms No. 4s, Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada, UR rooms bitrate Fee recently supplied ‘with excellent basil s ‘and we ae prepared i" O's ‘Large Photographs, fot In Oil, India Ink, : Photographic ‘Views, ‘Ee, Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES taken in LOCHETS. &ND PINS a Satisfiction given in all cases 9° Likencsses are as well taken in cloudy as in clear weather. — CH. FERRAND & CO. Nevada, May 9th, 1863. . FURNITURE ---FURNITURE Cz H. WENDLER, No. 290 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall, . Having pur e enH. H, Shaffer & Co. lam prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, —_ Bedsteads, : Bureats, Secretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, se Tables, Sofas, Redding and Furniture of every description at reasonable rates. Upholstery of all deseripi Furniture repaired and cleaned. ” ~~ ee a ba a ene, ae . my26-tf E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CAL. BATES & MoOORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists BROAD STREET, NEVADA, 0” Prescriptions carefully compounded. .©$ JUST RECEIVED! 5 00 BoOxeEs —or— A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE TOBACCO! _A. R. JENKINS. — GEORCE E. TURNER, Wholesale and Retailealer In HARDWARE, TIN WaRE, STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, And everything usually kept in the Hardware and Crockery. Hne—will 1 be sold at the lowest cash prices, . Commercial Street, Nevada. A few doors below Pine. Ld ° ’ Main Street, Nevada. JOHN A. LAN CASPER would ix, i hie friends aad ‘the pul’le generally that he has aaded «x: sivel to hit siren large and e t es dishznent of Horses, gies, s, Harness, &e. and is cone. ed to f as tine turn-outs as can be foundio te bla scale fleet and Saddie Horses well equi for Ladies -or Gentlemen will Lc reaty at all times. A long experience in the bun iness and an earnest desire to retain the confi. dence of my friends. leads me to believe I vs able to give general satistaction. articulur attention paid to — on livery always in readiness with careful dri vers ie one Malle. he. The quality of my stock will permit me to say that tose aeyeds, nn ila aeiiote pleasure or on business w vald do to giveme a hs UNION LIVERY STABLE. wil CH. FERRAND & Go., _. 4 {CE NTR = wianEa, : eg yo auras EAT they keep ee hand the best quality of + 39MARKET. No, ee vs ink street. . ASEL & CO *. Vela. to Chas Kent.) Ay tatecee toate tees jc that parr che they can eines a be at the a C0, pt at Amer.an Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and bork, “Ydve Bee Cattle alwaysfor sals c* a reava eieil ticabes furnéshed Reef e ers pas ph He solicita a —_ bb a x ef NO. Two doors below the TRANSCRIPT offer BULACHER.& KRAFT. kinds, at Wholesale and Re a This Market, is concMeie ti. all kinds, and customers will be attended with, . out a moment’a delay oe Broad eres Marker. No. 48 Broad street... +++ ++ Nevads ~ hand at theabove well known market, and for sale in quantities. w in oO city free of gha 8 accorping. ry narod of weg i Vommercial Street, ay FRESH MEA'TSOF AKI. plied with the choicest meeth at Nevada, Sept 34.— Alijkinds ot’ Tieat constantiy on suit purchasers. waste ort ered AMES COLLEY. ere ‘Taken, sure. . Ls PHILLIPS, N COMMERCAAS, STREET has just reecived the best and largest assortment of ( Tobacco, Cigars, Pi ty Ever Pe into this city. Undo keep hand a fine aacrmnen of ae. oye ane sand . Famey Goods. Grocery store and Bakery. : JULIUS DREIFUSS, N° 43 Pine Street, hasjust received alarge and choice stock of Groceries, Provisions, &8., Which he sell at low rates. “Give me one trial. Fresh Ranch Butter received every ay. : bends DAVENPORT & co. ’ No. 35, Commercial Street, Nevada. WHOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALlersin . GROCERIES &, PROVISIONS, . ir Goode Delivered Prev of Charge. : erete, March 6th, 1863, a) 8. BAKER, DEALER IN Gsooerieas ‘Provisions, Can. Fruits Wheat, Barley _and Ground Feed No, 73 Broad . Nevada. . mg = MEATS, of. "ALL KINDS % on hand and for sale at_Cheap rates for casa Goods delfvered Freee Within arearonabie eer of my arge WoOOoD~Of all kinds, on and for tale eheap for cath. A3-tf GEO. A. WRAVER Jy W. CLARK, : Nevada a af Banh Francisco. WEAVER & CcOo., No. 59 Broad Street, HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. "BHELF GOOoDB INNING: Lr saipeo ll &e., &e. Have taken the . Stand former! pied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and wi 1 be fr in Sccnatany voruh t of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of <8 WF Goods delivered tree hai a delive reeof ¢ RAVER do. " Nevada, March. 18th -—" WINE AND LIQUOR STORE! AUGUSTIN ISOARD, Proprietor. Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, Broad street, Nevada, WOULD cali attention to the fact that 1 have on han@ a large assortment of the . bend — of Liquors, se tet of y tte a Whiske 2 x Coratals, ke. Y fklso, a few gta of Wine manufactured 5 the Grape by myself, in this city — None but the best orn uors offered for sale, apl0 UGUSTIN ISOARD. . PIGNEER ere STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, ". pyeadaa in-Gigers; Fobaces; Genmnine Meerschaum Pipes && : MAIN STREET, NEVADA CIty N B, Store closed from Friday crening to. aturday evening, —NEVADA FRUIT STORE. HE undersigned ‘ae opened a Fruit store ¥ y opposite the Nat jonal Exchange Hotel, on Broad street, und made arrangements with reliable parties for a constant sup-~ ply @ Foreign and Domestic Fruits, ~ Candies, Nuts, ete. Al‘ of which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solieited. TOM. TURNER. ALEXANDER BUSWELL ractical Bookbinder, Paper P and Blank Book Man occa 517 Clay and 6)4 Commercial. streets, between to a and Sande the. San Franci,coBindi every description neatly deocated Blank Beous ruled and bouhd to any desired pat tern. : $e22-tf \SFATE OF 4 dyn A SMITH, Dec'd, ‘4 Notice is hereb en by the ubdersigued,. eieie an ofthe a win named eae? to the creditors 6f, all persons elahnx yainet said dec ased, to exhibit the Jos B h ie necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publication of this notice to’ the undersigned, at the Antnony House, Rougt. & Ready Townshi 3. Y. FREKCH, Administrator. 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ley, id,’ Jua~ 00 a a to bia well E oth rts are, fonthat Flow vhen d his nturtlen~ cob a geldad's ting m he ts, 2 start ip aa } the ig to eady ved at rectal agnifiishnd the s First lt our tion is ° . ‘to-suceeed Churchman. about each other, and Tom did'nt think ow ‘Jonesy MORNING iteviw orn ke LL ————__—EE “ HANCE FoR A Doust.—The signs are aflfair that the Union party will carry the State by a heavy majority. We know not a single deserter from the ranks since last year. Jona B. Weller is taking the stamp a ‘we. Everything lovks promising xe there -is a chance for a dovbt. Calvin. eDonald has got on our side and he is. che death te everything’ he ‘touches. ‘Phe’ Union™men: in Tuolumne talk of big A FELLOW, sent by Judge Niles-to Stock. ton thefother day, on a charge of irdauity, imagines his mission to be to unite the Union, ina peaceful way. Just like all the other erazy copperheads. co Tue Savrtan Come.—His alligatorship arrived yesterday in charge of his keepers and went on exhibition. He is a pretty bird, and has a remarkable open countenance when he smiles. "Tis said he enjoys his meals, and don’t much care whether his diet is pine knots, cats or nigger babies, so he. onty has enough. The old fellow complains of no difficulty-in inflating ‘bis lungs at this eleva« tion above the sea level, but his cuticle is affected with considerable dryness in the summer season unless he is kersloshed pretty often ‘with water. Evidently it is’ntnat-ural for alligators to be: seen this high up in the mountains unless ina fossil state _ Hard sbell ! hail and farewell. James CuurcnMayn, EsQ.—We learn from Postwaster Bean that James Churchman, Esq., has resigned the Consulship of Valparaiso, and that he will shortly return 'to this State tolive. Kellogg, of Ilinois, late amembert of Congress, has been appointed ‘Ho, Foreieneus !—The District Court’ ‘will meet for the purpose of naturalizing . ‘foreigners desiring to become American.ci~ ‘tizens, on Saturday the 1th inst., at 10 o’clock. Aw this.will be the onty meeting of the Court before the September election, all concerned will please take notice. te Mesers. E. W. Smith, A. G. Pier and Wm. Kent were elected Schvol Trustees in bie district on Saturday last. » BR. H. Farquhar, David Belden and EBigelow were elected in Oakland district. i a Ee” Services will be heldinthe Methodist Church on Thursday morning next at 11 o'clock. Reading by Rev. Mr. Hill. In the evening addresses will be delivered in the Briek Church. by Hon. A. A. Sargent and Rev. Mr. Commings. THE Puatns across.—A string of smutty faced men, women and children, jin wagons well “‘shuck” to pieces, passed through ‘town yesterday a little before noon, bound for the lower lands of the State. A drove of horses came along behind, looking not much worse for the long journey. DveL.— An affair of .bunor (7) is reported in the Virginia Bulletin as: having been attempted in that place on Suturday last, between Goodman, editor of the Enterprize and Tom Fitch of the Unien. They had ‘been telling a few unwholesome things himself even, and eo challenged his brother editor. The meeting teok place in some obscure canon, but exerybody knew about “it and the ‘officers had only to march out _about the time appeimted for first shots . and nip the belligerents. The Bulletin don't report any indignation concerning the arbitrary arrest, like. that professed by cop~ heads in these days. — te” Bro. Stidger says, “the copperheads hereabouts are on the move.” We expected as much from the stirring up he has given . ° ’ them. CuiLpren.—In Sacramento there. are 3,244 children under tweaty~vne years of age and only one deaf and dumb—none blind. There are 1,029 boys between four ont ey teen, and 1,059 girls. Forty or fifty persous were poisoned by eating ice cream at a saloon in Lafayette, Indiana, recently. Itis supposed the poison was mixed into the cream by some miscreant ~who had ill will toward the saloon proprietars. ; No deaths resulted. é [SESE HE Partnership of S. M. TIMMONS & Co. The Novade Daly Transcript] x 5 scan estrcesattorwtaion wi wpm 9 . CLENBROOK COURSE, on Saturday, Sept, 19%, i ,DETWEEN Jacone? Mare and Watt's “Hemest. : Anee,*— Two Thousand Dollars! . Admittanes to the Tenck, One Deltur. : DENISON & CO., Preprictora. a Nevada, July 15th. . Clothing “Clothing! ~~ AT GREAILY\. REDUCED RATES!. t Z oN oe P. BANNER, Of the Clothing Store at the Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, H’s now determined to Dispose of his A. Entire New stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Bodts and Shoes, ¥ 4 ‘ Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, Clothing, &c, &c. Ata great reduction in prices, on account of making room for a large STOCK OF FALL GOODS, ____ For which [ ious already made arrangements. Persons in want ofany of the above named ar ticles will find it to their advantage to call and examine for themselves, as great inducements ey? offered mary low prices versa the best quallgoods goods warranted as. represenLa P. BANNE SM. Corner of Broad ond Pine streets. _ Nevada, July 17th. Boys’ FOR SALE CHEAP. HE proprietor beir g desirous of leaving for sale at a rh ol Also a ‘aie span of HORSES te WAGON. Apply immediately at the TRANSCRIPT OFFICE, or to ANTOINE L’HERMITE, may 10 On the premises. — FAMILY GHOCERY STORE. A. BARUH, ees St. Louis House, measnerchal Street, Nevada City, tomy ~ a that he wi ll keep 7 ‘Ranch Batter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A assortment of Goods usually found In a store of that kind. dlis articles ne all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— He oe nee eo stand on ComNevada, Nov. 16th tate of California, County of Nevada, #6. In Probate Court, Nevada county. In the matter of the Estate of David Shrum, deceased. It appearr pcan F to the Ju of said Probate Court by the ag ion of Mathew Creamer and Oliver A. Executors of the last Will and testament of David Shrum, deceased, pray ing an order to sell real estate, that it is necessary to sel) the whole of the real estate to pay expenees of admiuistration on said estate and legacies provided ~ by deceased. It is therefore o ‘that all persons interested in the estate appear before the eald Probate er ae. on Mon o’elock, A. M at the in Nevada ‘city and county. to. show rause ‘why an 0. der should not be ted to the said Executors to sell the real estate of deceased, and that a copy of thie order be published at least four successive Weeks in the DAILY Mogwtnc TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper printed and published in said city and ogee, © Given un-ler th and at Chambers, in ‘Nevada, this 29th day of uy 1863. C. NILES, Probate Judge. “State of California, county of Nevada, s.s.—1. R H. Farquhar. county Clerk of the county of Nevada. State of California and ex officio Clerk of the Probate Court thereof, do hereby certify . ayn oing to be a true copy of an order this and enter-d in the minutes of said Ccnrt in the above entitled matter. Witness my hand and seal of said Court } seal seal tre aot ds diy of tele, 1883. FARQUBDAR, Clerk, By G. K. aS Dep. PALMER. HANSCOM & co. GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS!!! baba BE IRON CASTINGS Machinery of all Kinds! KNOX’ MEAL EAS S TOR Mantel Graces, . one nw orks, CalNos. 19 ‘cae 2 First Street, ip this day dissol vette a . cans business t mmons. ™ —". Ok wi WILSON, Bevada, Avg, 4th ea TIMMONS, Heath & Brodie Crushers always on liand. San Franciseo, March 27th—tf ~ ~ — a= town, offers rd ro yknown as the . ° 'PRENCH GARDEN art rey grt said Court . ey SPECIAL < worion 2 e Jacob Stonisht al, \4 & temoved to Street. where h Boy ate ae STOCK or THE LATEST STYLES oF Silks, Calices, Delaines, on Cloths, Carpets, Hosiery, Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vicinity at the yery Lowest Prices . Ladies will find it to their advantage te call and satisfy themselves that This is no Humbug! a fore offered in this city. Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deceived by an Advertisement where they offer : Galicos at 12 12 cents and other old trash at low prices, ° THIS IS‘ ONLY TO HUMBUG YoU If you will only call at my store . 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, You ‘will get good Goods at reasonable prices ad and no Humbug. a JACOB ROSENTHAL. * vada swJul y 19th. To.Teachers. High School Room, in Evening. July 3ist. at 7 o’cloc ers who hold Temporary Certifi who wish Certificate ® must be t at ” tim. J. A. CHITTEND : Supt. Pablic Instructio NEWS STORE. LU NEW aerete OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broad Street. ee E have not removed to San Francisco as some of cur neighbors have re » but are Ina new store oppositeour old stand with The Largest and Rest S eck of Goods ever brought te this city. . As we are determined not to be undersold wed offer our goods at the following low prices: ~ Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. French Calicoes, extra quality, 25 cents . per yard. . Bleached Muslin, such as Lansdale and White Rock, 25 cents per yard. Steckiogs 124 cents a pair or $1 per dozen. Handkerchiefs 124 cents each,.dr $1 Je dozen, Anthe balance of our stock in ees portion. ; We can soll most of our than other merchants can aat a lower —_ cisco. . HOM ny them in San WITZ & Cu. FOR SALE. Homesteads & Valuable Real EstateBUILDING LOTS tor from $10 to $200

ALSO 10 VARA LOTS and entire blocks of. beautiful Garden Land, in t) >) city and sonnel of San ese oe se of the Ban the west-ead Dey yt Spanish grant, finall centrmad and ted by the United Staten: ¢ Shafter ag Pree be this a yon United eaten nan respect it—besides the Title has been forever tga gety dg A a final deeree and judgm ak the City. sl —— there is naserea ngiies or shadow upon Whoever purchases one of these lots will bug et ue slaweuit. Montgomery and re ©. 19 Nagiee’s buildig, corner Merchant streets, San Franci HARVEY 8 BROWN. Use E. Goodwin & Bros. NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED CHEWING TOBACCO. “FOR SALE EVERYWHERE This Tobacco is manufactured expressly for the California market : the peculiar manner in which itds put up keeping it always moist, and causing it to “a flavor any length of ime. 3m-2p CALIFORNIA RAILROAD. PEN TO LINCOLN.—Passengersthro from Sacramento e Linegia in two hours! Freight through from Sacramento to Liucoln in three hours ! Ample facilities are now offered for the accom modation of the passenger and freight traffic o the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Sac ramento for business.or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. train at Lemioin ond arrive in the city so as to have from fiveto six hours at their disposa:, returning the same ds Ranni of Trains: %. V. KR. RK. Dc. Cc. KR. RK. Leave Sacramento.....6.20 A. M, and 2 P. lari a eevee 6B A. , 8.. ff 10.20 4. 4 eS ariff. Through Pas: eeeeeesceeese Three Dollars, in eee eene eee cee Dellar+ CL WiLsOx Nov. 30th, 1861—tf New Orleans Fruit Store { Né. 66 Broad Street, Nevada, ——— Qunneael Ride ts. 4 Fruit and Dried and Green ' . Bong é hia old No. 54 Broad I will sell Goods lower than ever bey . _ r HE Title Ay absolutely FRRFECT, atin al Ambrotypes, Photographs, Eto Reoms No. 4s, Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada, UR rooms bitrate Fee recently supplied ‘with excellent basil s ‘and we ae prepared i" O's ‘Large Photographs, fot In Oil, India Ink, : Photographic ‘Views, ‘Ee, Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES taken in LOCHETS. &ND PINS a Satisfiction given in all cases 9° Likencsses are as well taken in cloudy as in clear weather. — CH. FERRAND & CO. Nevada, May 9th, 1863. . FURNITURE ---FURNITURE Cz H. WENDLER, No. 290 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall, . Having pur e enH. H, Shaffer & Co. lam prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, —_ Bedsteads, : Bureats, Secretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, se Tables, Sofas, Redding and Furniture of every description at reasonable rates. Upholstery of all deseripi Furniture repaired and cleaned. ” ~~ ee a ba a ene, ae . my26-tf E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CAL. BATES & MoOORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists BROAD STREET, NEVADA, 0” Prescriptions carefully compounded. .©$ JUST RECEIVED! 5 00 BoOxeEs —or— A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE TOBACCO! _A. R. JENKINS. — GEORCE E. TURNER, Wholesale and Retailealer In HARDWARE, TIN WaRE, STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, And everything usually kept in the Hardware and Crockery. Hne—will 1 be sold at the lowest cash prices, . Commercial Street, Nevada. A few doors below Pine. Ld ° ’ Main Street, Nevada. JOHN A. LAN CASPER would ix, i hie friends aad ‘the pul’le generally that he has aaded «x: sivel to hit siren large and e t es dishznent of Horses, gies, s, Harness, &e. and is cone. ed to f as tine turn-outs as can be foundio te bla scale fleet and Saddie Horses well equi for Ladies -or Gentlemen will Lc reaty at all times. A long experience in the bun iness and an earnest desire to retain the confi. dence of my friends. leads me to believe I vs able to give general satistaction. articulur attention paid to — on livery always in readiness with careful dri vers ie one Malle. he. The quality of my stock will permit me to say that tose aeyeds, nn ila aeiiote pleasure or on business w vald do to giveme a hs UNION LIVERY STABLE. wil CH. FERRAND & Go., _. 4 {CE NTR = wianEa, : eg yo auras EAT they keep ee hand the best quality of + 39MARKET. No, ee vs ink street.. . ASEL & CO *. Vela. to Chas Kent.) Ay tatecee toate tees jc that parr che they can eines a be at the a C0, pt at Amer.an Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and bork, “Ydve Bee Cattle alwaysfor sals c* a reava eieil ticabes furnéshed Reef e ers pas ph He solicita a —_ bb a x ef NO. Two doors below the TRANSCRIPT offer BULACHER.& KRAFT. kinds, at Wholesale and Re a This Market, is concMeie ti. all kinds, and customers will be attended with, . out a moment’a delay oe Broad eres Marker. No. 48 Broad street..... +++ ++ Nevads ~ hand at theabove well known market, and for sale in quantities. w in oO city free of gha 8 accorping. ry narod of weg i Vommercial Street, ay FRESH MEA'TSOF AKI. plied with the choicest meeth at Nevada, Sept 34.— Alijkinds ot’ Tieat constantiy on suit purchasers. waste ort ered AMES COLLEY. ere ‘Taken, sure. . Ls PHILLIPS, N COMMERCAAS, STREET has just reecived the best and largest assortment of ( Tobacco, Cigars, Pi ty Ever Pe into this city. Undo keep hand a fine aacrmnen of ae. oye ane sand . Famey Goods. Grocery store and Bakery. : JULIUS DREIFUSS, N° 43 Pine Street, hasjust received alarge and choice stock of Groceries, Provisions, &8., Which he sell at low rates. “Give me one trial. Fresh Ranch Butter received every ay. : bends DAVENPORT & co. ’ No. 35, Commercial Street, Nevada. WHOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALlersin . GROCERIES &, PROVISIONS, . ir Goode Delivered Prev of Charge. : erete, March 6th, 1863, a) 8. BAKER, DEALER IN Gsooerieas ‘Provisions, Can. Fruits Wheat, Barley _and Ground Feed No, 73 Broad . Nevada. . mg = MEATS, of. "ALL KINDS % on hand and for sale at_Cheap rates for casa Goods delfvered Freee Within arearonabie eer of my arge WoOOoD~Of all kinds, on and for tale eheap for cath. A3-tf GEO. A. WRAVER Jy W. CLARK, : Nevada a af Banh Francisco. WEAVER & CcOo., No. 59 Broad Street, HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. "BHELF GOOoDB INNING: Lr saipeo ll &e., &e. Have taken the . Stand former! pied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and wi 1 be fr in Sccnatany voruh t of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of <8 WF Goods delivered tree hai a delive reeof ¢ RAVER do. " Nevada, March. 18th -—" WINE AND LIQUOR STORE! AUGUSTIN ISOARD, Proprietor. Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, Broad street, Nevada, WOULD cali attention to the fact that 1 have on han@ a large assortment of the . bend — of Liquors, se tet of y tte a Whiske 2 x Coratals, ke. Y fklso, a few gta of Wine manufactured 5 the Grape by myself, in this city — None but the best orn uors offered for sale, apl0 UGUSTIN ISOARD. . PIGNEER ere STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, ". pyeadaa in-Gigers; Fobaces; Genmnine Meerschaum Pipes && : MAIN STREET, NEVADA CIty N B, Store closed from Friday crening to. aturday evening, —NEVADA FRUIT STORE. HE undersigned ‘ae opened a Fruit store ¥ y opposite the Nat jonal Exchange Hotel, on Broad street, und made arrangements with reliable parties for a constant sup-~ ply @ Foreign and Domestic Fruits, ~ Candies, Nuts, ete. Al‘ of which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solieited. TOM. TURNER. ALEXANDER BUSWELL ractical Bookbinder, Paper P and Blank Book Man occa 517 Clay and 6)4 Commercial. streets, between to a and Sande the. San Franci,coBindi every description neatly deocated Blank Beous ruled and bouhd to any desired pat tern. : $e22-tf \SFATE OF 4 dyn A SMITH, Dec'd, ‘4 Notice is hereb en by the ubdersigued,. eieie an ofthe a win named eae? to the creditors 6f, all persons elahnx yainet said dec ased, to exhibit the Jos B h ie necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publication of this notice to’ the undersigned, at the Antnony House, Rougt. & Ready Townshi 3. Y. FREKCH, Administrator. Seen, Sune 50, 168. — co * .