January 8, 1861 (4 pages)

ANY. LICENSE jon : though it hes not, of course, that soul-search; ago. renter tp forfeit money ; said forfeit not to be less than heterodoxy of secession is handled without Sat not be foundin the rear, bat fri the . gloves;-as it ought to be; and, in-all respects, . front, of any of itspredecessors. ;A few its columns’ are imspired by the bold and weeks will show what claims we have ta de generous spirit of Californian patriotism .An considered a true prophet. article, from our own humble pen, on the In our opinion, the great merit of the pres-_ subject of .“ The. Coolie Questién,” we are ‘entlegislature will consist. more in not doing, proudto see on itsfirstpage, though without “than in doing, a great many things which eredit, which to us is of no consequence. “scheming projectors will attempt to force}We love to see the truth propagated, with A strong outsideinor without credit. fluencewill be exerted tohave our present excellent public school system ruined, by di son . 9500. If Mr. Hill nceepts this chalienge all ne what . draulice upon-its consideration. FEAR 186) ORNS. TEE ‘ absuanuanas thasintaamhe hatin _ . fessor Hill to fight me for $1,000 or-§2,000, either. 1 two or thiree mouths from the time of putting up cessary arrangements can be settled by calling January 5th, 1861—St : BUYERSwit, ALWAYS: FIND US ON wx, ‘M. DAVIS. : TO COME OFF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. ZE—Oe'fulLoweeled ) Semon ERST PRIZE—On Second Prine -Laaies’ : oe. “ied -on th .got in Blaze iinviti wher ‘The . ‘chara har, . Nevada, Jan. 7h, 1961: eter eeert emer erm Attention, Everybody! verting its funds from their legitimate purpose to the support of sectarian institutions low an attempt at secession will be much . Prize—Elegant. Pin, sw Tenth Elevent h, Rweltth,” we Thirteenth een oan ‘ourOf learning. Petitions, praying for this esmore sériqus than many others anticipate. teenth and Fifteenth. Prizee—Each, handsome pecial object, have been industriously circuDressleman’s Sixteenth Prize—Gent While he does not undertake to_ predict the pagans wo lated, and ure now beiug circulated, throughThe above goods are.on_ yong oar L0future, hé anticipates that when the scsoding . : out the entire state, and thousands of people ScK’S STORE, where tickets. can boughht. States go out, they will form their own Govcus MRs.J 8. SNYDE _ have sigued them without weighing theirim ernment, and send on delegates to tne Genport. Allusion to this. matter; couched m UNDERTAKING. Wim. C. Groves, Undertaker. Ce t. Nos. 10 and 12, Broad Stree A Great Reduction in the ct ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. . N CONSIDERATION OF THE HARD wWitinnem foot. of Broad street,, oppastte Ed. £ situatein said city of Nevada, on Boulder street: . 7109 finish them in the BESTsmd MOST DU continues. Even at this late period of the season the exodus is ‘searcely a whitabated. ‘one, we implore our lawmakers to just,let The rush is still onward, and America seems a got stable ; ond lot being the size anc width Notice is hereby given that I will expose to blie sale all theaboxe described to Tne the highestbidder, for cash, in fronslot'tne Court Housedoor; inNevada; on WEDNESDAY, sy to be the chief destination of those leaving. 30th, 1861, between the hours or 9 o’elock, A. M. the‘miners slide, until the miners, them Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.—tf NOW ISTHE TIME TO HAVE PICTURES! With chances to win splendsd Prizes. No one California Cured Bacon Hams, will ever miss the time or the money invested. Call in and see =— SHOULDERS AND LARD. ". Maiber A. LIEBERT, 88 Broad street. selves, beg for some legislation. HE subseriber beget enll the Attenthe country. The stream of emigration via and 40’clock, P. M. Given under Loahand this 7th da: i$ —_ There are several other things which we tion of TRADERS AND FAMILIES to a Liverpoot-still continues to flow almost as 1861. superior article of J.B. VAN HAG LIEBERT’S RAFFLE. would beg our legislators not to do, allusion By John Dixson, Unter Sneriss. 8 rapidly as in June and July. The bulk of the to which we must defer to some-vther occaIrish emigration is composed WING TO THE FACT THAT Mr. C. Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, and Lard, of the Celtic or Metropolitan: Theatre. Ww. ¥ ‘s Gift En tis roon to In C manufactured by from choiee sion;-but, there are, at least, two things Milesian stock—the autocthons of the island— ED HoGs, wt hisveri on the + ong off, ere Tha . of theto postpone . CORN FED Which we would intreat them to do. The leaving the intruding Saxon race to dominate Toll Road between Grass V one resent time. Vv THE CAMBRIAN SONGSTERS tany Girt mile from the latter place. Entertainment un first is: To select the very Wisest and most Have theshonorto announce to the public of the soil. Ina few years. Ireland will exhibit Nevada, that their FULL CHOIR will appear at Tuesday, February 12th, 1861. 1.000 CAREFULLY mceovun HOGS, honest man in the state, and elect him Uniimhabithe remarkable spectacle of a country dethe above place, Those who wish to Eyre Goma pombe 80 He is enabled to offer to the Trade, ted States Senator. ‘Let him be a man thor. tante of Grass Valley, Nevada wate we Oe eas me at ‘serted by its original occupants and their WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 9. couritry, a very. choice article of the above kiods, oughly identified with the interests of the on sweet, and on wo by ag Ag state, and who as thoroughly understands places supplied by a distinct and cuonayeniel . Progreinme—Part Pirst. DA 18. people. The Indian tribes of America have A McALLISTER, Agen Nevada, ai94¢ YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, “or A. , Sun's Gay Beam. .s.s0soveeeeFull Choir what is necessary to the state’s prosperity; y Little V: y Home, (with Guitars) : No. 55 Pine Street, Nevada. — and, though last, not least, let him bé « man disappeared béfore the pale faces and sunk Mrs.and Miss Jones As H. HAGADORE into their graves; but the Insh Celtic blood ANP _BAnve MILLS, Cc, W. MULFORD. MALOY DAN. .Messrs. J. 0., D. R. & F. Jones who can commaad the respect and confidence C. W. MULFORD & Co. Wilt,oo we ‘Missed You. Mra. & Miss vanes still lives. Like the seed of Abraham, it has} weet The JOYs.secesdscserecesesevees Choir. of all the American‘statesmen he may meet, lost its national identity, and has become a Three Blind Miee..J. O., D. R. and-F. Jones whether they -hail from the north or‘the Dew8.+. PPTTriTirr tee Mrs. Jones floating elementin the etvittentios of all lands Twi Hark! "Tis the gpPrefs eciecaddasesvecces Choir south, theeast or the west. Old Misses Snipe, (on guitar) Mrs. & Miss Jones but ite own. _ Our second request is, that the legislature — Retreat, (on 9 nA will take into its wise consideration the con YY Sa ae re Come and see.for yourselves Guitar).. Miss Jones ere in Cool Grot.++++scereee ecepeesedes Choir BANKERS. At their Old Stand, Main Street, Nevada. —. G° OLD % DUST etapa SELECT SCHOOL at the Highest Rates Dust. rwarded to the U. 8. Branch Mint for —FOR— itreguired and advances made on the same INCORRECT.—A co t informs tte Part Second. sequences which must result to the white Nevada_TRANSURIPT that ‘‘mining operaHail, arr me § Morntinisess . ! i cevsecsesess«Choir Young Ladies and Gentlemen. poo vane 4hagsip bought at she highest market rates. people of the state—especiully to the white tions atNorth San Juan are generally susOnly Waiting. ..+. é.Mite. and itias sane nded owing to a break in the Middle Yuba Oh,"iow De ightful ise vdocessascatacgeesere _,Aeoring people—by the further importation of Chinese slaves to. our shores. A grest itch.” _ This ig news that no one in these was evil is rapidly growing up, in our atate, thro’ aware 0 . . Knowing chap that, “eur. tee manne of this “onulie slave trade," which respondent !"—Hydraulic Press. You had bettersay-that to our correspon hereafter. ". dent's fage. If you try it on, he'll lick the The Rosy Crown. .+0++s re. and Iiline Jones Hark, the Merry Christ Chores "Bells, ae: DR. and Joel Jones 5 P --Mre. and Miss Jones 0 8 ee eee ETE kT W. K. F. DEAL, A. B..-00 .+eees Principal. JANKTTA A. DEAL. prvipone rss ‘Assistant. _CHARLES‘Ww. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN bat? HOOL will —_ on MONDAY 1861. Young Gentlemen will Watches, Diam te 7th. 6 onds, Jewelry, re. alrd Miss a donee, John do, and D. R. Jones SS tsceenal y prepared to enter College. ke of Tennessee... Mrs. and Miss Joncs aes , \Ontiery, Silyer Ware and Fancy Goeds. Kitty Clay picalatdeghaades .Mra. and Miss Jones TERMS: — German .«.+++++ Concceperce ewes ce scopsdes« 800 : -Kelsey’s Block, the Banke of the Oid Mohawk., Primaty Studies, per month.,. PaaS gh$4.00 ( From the very cupeular materials which, Mrs. and Miss Jones . English Branches and Mathematies... 500 Commercial Street : 2: 02 .t. Near Pine. SAMs cies conan’4 scintgiachanne cotesssiaracea 100 4 ion, constitute the present legboots. Our ancienis on the shoulder, ‘Rhe Mariner Loves o’er the Waters to roam, Watches carefull ey aman and Jewelry Choir . Qieekn oo. okecidesdeadée ter cess sicevesceee TO to order. All art es guaranteed. igre: cooly expect the seshe ia. rene Nodding». . +++.» Tete TE. PP Tite tr ritth eee 200 made waperasom— 1860. on-will be noted for its peacefulness, sobrie Cae . PI Sco ue aiiedl 7, Nixnt School, Pihccchacsccsesect ANOTHER MARYSVILLE Free Briper.—: Bo Su kwnsbhssoetensceihg ty, industry, economy of time and money, and, especially; for itebriefuess. Our NeThe people of Marysville, haviiig got a free vada couiity delegation, we believe, fully conbridge over the Feather river under way, cur with us, in these sentiments, and, we are now turning their attention tea free trust, they .will find. y. of’ — bridge‘over the Yuba at Simpsen's Ferry.— among their brother a ts de ot passengers from San Fran ments, though there is always a set of fel lows among them who dog the heels of the the year 1860, were as folluws: patriots with law suits aid injunctions. We s, 30,711 i departures, 14,576 —being tation of our population seaward learn from the Express thatit is proposed by tothe number of 16,135. «The gainin popusuadry public-spirited individuals to purchase -Jation seaward during the year 1359 was 13,the interest of Mrs. Margaret Simpson in 402 5 in 1808, 12,746 ; a 7,867—showing nt) aaeeanr at Tithe letter of Mr. Cobb, published ia’ the W. ra weuld of this county, ‘Banker. * December 27, Im ON BROAD STREET, HE P the pu GEO. W.KIDD, Five Weeks.sivececcccescecccccesvesedese sO OO>. In the Gran‘te Buila'ng, Broad Street, Nevada. H r) U Ss E, NEVADA, » Thureday’ and — ket. Rates, and liberal adv made mraneten for Assay er for Coinage at ae Us ' SEAMLESS CAPS, : eunce the State Gs DUST Purchased at the Highest Mar Now. Selting at 75 Cents apiece, At Cheap John’s. large, that he has taken charge of the above oie! t Cheeks on San Franciseo at the Lowi Wecleasr Coligetinnn ollections oma and State 3 2A— purchased at ‘the nighen sep7-tf Nevada, January.nt Splendid New Brick Hotel, Which he designs keeping ooths best style. COUNTY '¥ SCRIP. F. X. nae, Travelers visit Nevada will find all the comforts of a homeat this Hotel. f Agent of A. Seiberlich, ane coat my pine CENTS WILLE. Beot and SheeCammepes Brent nee wecheres benecares Prassar SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS 5 Decrennentto,Dutch Flat -< aod what is knownas the Middle Ferry,ind build by subscription, a free bridge across the Yuat this House, The sngs samaee c Posy oot fey toe craien t he bes' t SP Deeancmngnede Ladies’. Fees andeee Children’oe weet ba. Itis to be hoped that the movement MATTRESSES and the robes ‘ate Sapplindin a . “superior pour. Also, French Calf Beot ae piace, comfortable and luxurious style. will be suecesstul. and Boot RATE or “CHARGES Y¥.Herald, in which his message is ficrvcly on. or Maize.ery has Wells well said, assailed, and the strongest secession grounds tht asingle yoar's crop of corn is worth =a, ‘ 4 . more than all the gold of Cali In ad rer. Saini hes 8 salery of £1,000 dition to its other uses, it is iow Sa that $5,000 per year. He devotes $2,000 of it produces a clear fluid, that burns without of his family, and ex. odor, without smoke, and is inexpensive, af. _ this fe.the support pends the remaining $3,000 in maintaming. Ferding a good light imaw ‘ordinary kerosene eleven Saturday Evenings, at?Poel TERMS: : B A l L E ¥ The Marysvillans sometimes show considera “ble pluck,in the matter of intervalimprovewep SravisTics.—The lai nd January 1—5d ia in dlead Mk asienhaas tn Sealed. Board per week....0005 From $7 to $10 . . DROME» o's anos 00 86c hong sceee dececees sas Fifty Cents aecaeses Pity and Seventy-Five Gente This Hotel will be kept open at alt Hours. jeer N. ob teil! Proprietor. tbe SON & 00. Bakery, Mill st, ag FP vok Binder, Loox OUT, IM AFTER You! LL THOSE . INDEBTED TO ME : KPAIRING aND BOOK BINDING done in AY to their accounts will be placed im the banda of acoilecting Ofer eri The well known MEAT MARKET, ‘Girasn Valter, Jan. 1, 1861 FRANK A. LEONARD, mercial HousetoRent. a cou ‘two! whie on the shortest notice. Number 30. Main Street. Mevade, on some sort of legislation for miners. For other . __ build FINISHED A NEW HEARSE PRICES OF LIKENESSES!!. FHAVING Tam-nowFa to do undertaking on times and also for the rtunity of selling thington’s shop. 243m. ¥ virtue of an order of sale to me directed Epo in my Rafile before the Ist of Febtion, and for peaceable separation, or for a B issued out of the Hon. District Court of — all'the ruary,I am dete to reducemy prices for J. C. BIRDSEYE. morning’s TRANSCRIPT, in the Address of Cc. N, FELTOX. 14th Judicial District, in and for the Count Te-organization of the Union on a satisfactory ea Lixenesses 25 per cent. from the ist of State of California, beariug date Dr. Overton, our School Superintendent. It { will continue to take as & pictur BIRDSEYVE & CO. 4 1861. basis, Meantime the seceding States will 29th, 1860, wherein JOHN DA is plaintiff any part of alifornia, in all is to. be hoped that the legislature will perBANKERS. and CHARLES KENT isdefendant, I amdirecas ean be taken in and will chargFag (with one make ne attempt at forcible resistance of the ted to sell the following described real estate, in kinda of weather, ticket in my Rafite for f every dollar mvested in mit the public #chool system to remain as it city of Nevada, to-wit: That certain town collection of Federil revenues, but will subthe lot in the city of Hevesa, situate on the easterly . P’jctures) the same price as I have ars: before Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion * the Highis, and not make it.a bone of contention, over mit te that until their own Government is sideof Pine street in said city, now occupied by without tickets. est Rates. Advances made on GOL DUST 'T for Arepanye which sectarian bigots may growl and fight. said Charles Kent as a meat peoetat, avin ‘&seny-or Coinage at the U. S. Mint. fairlyin operation, This will carry the troithe a front on Pine street of 17 feet, mere or kiess, an Another matter, which we wish the legisf . Cheoks at Par, on San Francisco, Sacrableover to March ony and into Mr. Lincoln’8 extending back from said street, In an easterly Life-size Fhetegriphé framed lature to 1Tet alone, and towhighwe» haveaddirection, 72 feet more or less. ‘Also a lot of land —~1— 7" _ mento and Marysville, ee and corral thereon, SEPT ATOOREES SANE SSE SAI vie gs y in the township of Nevada aforesaid, on South . i¢r-Our Sight Exchange on Metropolitan Bank, York, for salein sums to suit. interest. No doubt there will be plenty of other perture New With Sixteen Tickets, and Purchase State and County Securities at the ". Bouter ye Seat in coumarinswiththe ool regners «ae geek whi 1 taking oe lobbiers at’ Sacramento, during the session, lot town other that highest rates. EMIGRATION FROM IRELAND.--The Westness of butchering. Atso, Deposites received, Collections made and transwho, in their rage for doing away of all old act a general Banking business. ern (Ireland) Star alleges that the exodus stilt RABLE STYLE of the art. things and making all things new, will insiet “the li = BLOCK & CO. ON OR ABOUT FEBRUARY 16th, 1961. eral Government to treat for their recogni——"""“Gherifi’s Sale. -burée HAND PREPARED FORHE CONTEST. —= LADIES’ CHARITABLE GIFT . Prize—Ladies’ Velvet Sack. Fourth‘Prige—Le Cou. BAKER’s Opinion.—Colonel dies’ Exameled Locket. Fifth Prize—El Loge. FSixth Prize—Small Gold Leo iy among those who fear the troubles ta fol . Gold Seventh P:rize—Ladies’ Mourning Pin. E' neh "Just and forcible terms, will be foundin this fee as > =jor UNDEHsSELEL vs It is a good: andBomoed su’ manner. Orders sowy nals Ae on Com Flements are not soonmade: On‘ and afer Jan Seyto street, 6, go Mayers & Coe . & __ JOHN L. GAMBLE, Orders fice at the Court Nevada, Sept. ‘Selling only Sets dain’ Those wishing purchase will do veil ea TNA sortment before strictly attended to. Of ‘ Bq ua: ' ithe € :sent »prov) ‘the r eS chisp -brou place _ with ‘ble A ump ‘Ken their way G ple. riou svear such -doul ‘to tl thes Ttis tick ‘king disp ‘tum

ANY. LICENSE jon : though it hes not, of course, that soul-search; ago. renter tp forfeit money ; said forfeit not to be less than heterodoxy of secession is handled without Sat not be foundin the rear, bat fri the . gloves;-as it ought to be; and, in-all respects, . front, of any of itspredecessors. ;A few its columns’ are imspired by the bold and weeks will show what claims we have ta de generous spirit of Californian patriotism .An considered a true prophet. article, from our own humble pen, on the In our opinion, the great merit of the pres-_ subject of .“ The. Coolie Questién,” we are ‘entlegislature will consist. more in not doing, proudto see on itsfirstpage, though without “than in doing, a great many things which eredit, which to us is of no consequence. “scheming projectors will attempt to force}We love to see the truth propagated, with A strong outsideinor without credit. fluencewill be exerted tohave our present excellent public school system ruined, by di son . 9500. If Mr. Hill nceepts this chalienge all ne what . draulice upon-its consideration. FEAR 186) ORNS. TEE ‘ absuanuanas thasintaamhe hatin _ . fessor Hill to fight me for $1,000 or-§2,000, either. 1 two or thiree mouths from the time of putting up cessary arrangements can be settled by calling January 5th, 1861—St : BUYERSwit, ALWAYS: FIND US ON wx, ‘M. DAVIS. : TO COME OFF TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. ZE—Oe'fulLoweeled ) Semon ERST PRIZE—On Second Prine -Laaies’ : oe. “ied -on th .got in Blaze iinviti wher ‘The . ‘chara har, . Nevada, Jan. 7h, 1961: eter eeert emer erm Attention, Everybody! verting its funds from their legitimate purpose to the support of sectarian institutions low an attempt at secession will be much . Prize—Elegant. Pin, sw Tenth Elevent h, Rweltth,” we Thirteenth een oan ‘ourOf learning.. Petitions, praying for this esmore sériqus than many others anticipate. teenth and Fifteenth. Prizee—Each, handsome pecial object, have been industriously circuDressleman’s Sixteenth Prize—Gent While he does not undertake to_ predict the pagans wo lated, and ure now beiug circulated, throughThe above goods are.on_ yong oar L0future, hé anticipates that when the scsoding . : out the entire state, and thousands of people ScK’S STORE, where tickets. can boughht. States go out, they will form their own Govcus MRs.J 8. SNYDE _ have sigued them without weighing theirim ernment, and send on delegates to tne Genport. Allusion to this. matter; couched m UNDERTAKING. Wim. C. Groves, Undertaker. Ce t. Nos. 10 and 12, Broad Stree A Great Reduction in the ct ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. . N CONSIDERATION OF THE HARD wWitinnem foot. of Broad street,, oppastte Ed. £ situatein said city of Nevada, on Boulder street: . 7109 finish them in the BESTsmd MOST DU continues. Even at this late period of the season the exodus is ‘searcely a whitabated. ‘one, we implore our lawmakers to just,let The rush is still onward, and America seems a got stable ; ond lot being the size anc width Notice is hereby given that I will expose to blie sale all theaboxe described to Tne the highestbidder, for cash, in fronslot'tne Court Housedoor; inNevada; on WEDNESDAY, sy to be the chief destination of those leaving. 30th, 1861, between the hours or 9 o’elock, A. M. the‘miners slide, until the miners, them Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.—tf NOW ISTHE TIME TO HAVE PICTURES! With chances to win splendsd Prizes. No one California Cured Bacon Hams, will ever miss the time or the money invested. Call in and see =— SHOULDERS AND LARD. ". Maiber A. LIEBERT, 88 Broad street. selves, beg for some legislation. HE subseriber beget enll the Attenthe country. The stream of emigration via and 40’clock, P. M. Given under Loahand this 7th da: i$ —_ There are several other things which we tion of TRADERS AND FAMILIES to a Liverpoot-still continues to flow almost as 1861. superior article of J.B. VAN HAG LIEBERT’S RAFFLE. would beg our legislators not to do, allusion By John Dixson, Unter Sneriss. 8 rapidly as in June and July. The bulk of the to which we must defer to some-vther occaIrish emigration is composed WING TO THE FACT THAT Mr. C. Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, and Lard, of the Celtic or Metropolitan: Theatre. Ww. ¥ ‘s Gift En tis roon to In C manufactured by from choiee sion;-but, there are, at least, two things Milesian stock—the autocthons of the island— ED HoGs, wt hisveri on the + ong off, ere Tha . of theto postpone . CORN FED Which we would intreat them to do. The leaving the intruding Saxon race to dominate Toll Road between Grass V one resent time. Vv THE CAMBRIAN SONGSTERS tany Girt mile from the latter place. Entertainment un first is: To select the very Wisest and most Have theshonorto announce to the public of the soil. Ina few years. Ireland will exhibit Nevada, that their FULL CHOIR will appear at Tuesday, February 12th, 1861. 1.000 CAREFULLY mceovun HOGS, honest man in the state, and elect him Uniimhabithe remarkable spectacle of a country dethe above place, Those who wish to Eyre Goma pombe 80 He is enabled to offer to the Trade, ted States Senator. ‘Let him be a man thor. tante of Grass Valley, Nevada wate we Oe eas me at ‘serted by its original occupants and their WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 9. couritry, a very. choice article of the above kiods, oughly identified with the interests of the on sweet, and on wo by ag Ag state, and who as thoroughly understands places supplied by a distinct and cuonayeniel . Progreinme—Part Pirst. DA 18. people. The Indian tribes of America have A McALLISTER, Agen Nevada, ai94¢ YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, “or A. , Sun's Gay Beam. ..s.s0soveeeeFull Choir what is necessary to the state’s prosperity; y Little V: y Home, (with Guitars) : No. 55 Pine Street, Nevada. — and, though last, not least, let him bé « man disappeared béfore the pale faces and sunk Mrs.and Miss Jones As H. HAGADORE into their graves; but the Insh Celtic blood ANP _BAnve MILLS, Cc, W. MULFORD. MALOY DAN. .Messrs. J. 0., D. R. & F. Jones who can commaad the respect and confidence C. W. MULFORD & Co. Wilt,oo we ‘Missed You. Mra. & Miss vanes still lives. Like the seed of Abraham, it has} weet The JOYs.secesdscserecesesevees Choir. of all the American‘statesmen he may meet, lost its national identity, and has become a Three Blind Miee...J. O., D. R. and-F. Jones whether they -hail from the north or‘the Dew8..+. PPTTriTirr tee Mrs. Jones floating elementin the etvittentios of all lands Twi Hark! "Tis the gpPrefs eciecaddasesvecces Choir south, theeast or the west. Old Misses Snipe, (on guitar) Mrs. & Miss Jones but ite own. _ Our second request is, that the legislature — Retreat, (on 9 nA will take into its wise consideration the con YY Sa ae re Come and see.for yourselves Guitar).... Miss Jones ere in Cool Grot..++++scereee ecepeesedes Choir BANKERS. At their Old Stand, Main Street, Nevada. —. G° OLD % DUST etapa SELECT SCHOOL at the Highest Rates Dust. rwarded to the U. 8. Branch Mint for —FOR— itreguired and advances made on the same INCORRECT.—A co t informs tte Part Second. sequences which must result to the white Nevada_TRANSURIPT that ‘‘mining operaHail, arr me § Morntinisess . ! i cevsecsesess«Choir Young Ladies and Gentlemen. poo vane 4hagsip bought at she highest market rates. people of the state—especiully to the white tions atNorth San Juan are generally susOnly Waiting. ....+. é..Mite. and itias sane nded owing to a break in the Middle Yuba Oh,"iow De ightful ise vdocessascatacgeesere _,Aeoring people—by the further importation of Chinese slaves to. our shores. A grest itch.” _ This ig news that no one in these was evil is rapidly growing up, in our atate, thro’ aware 0 . . Knowing chap that, “eur. tee manne of this “onulie slave trade," which respondent !"—Hydraulic Press. You had bettersay-that to our correspon hereafter. ". dent's fage. If you try it on, he'll lick the The Rosy Crown.. ..+0++s re. and Iiline Jones Hark, the Merry Christ Chores "Bells, ae: DR. and Joel Jones 5 P --Mre. and Miss Jones 0 8 ee eee ETE kT W. K. F. DEAL, A. B...-00 .+eees Principal. JANKTTA A. DEAL.. prvipone rss ‘Assistant. _CHARLES‘Ww. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN bat? HOOL will —_ on MONDAY 1861. Young Gentlemen will Watches, Diam te 7th. 6 onds, Jewelry, re. alrd Miss a donee, John do, and D. R. Jones SS tsceenal y prepared to enter College. ke of Tennessee..... Mrs. and Miss Joncs aes , \Ontiery, Silyer Ware and Fancy Goeds. Kitty Clay picalatdeghaades .Mra. and Miss Jones TERMS: — German .«.+++++ Concceperce ewes ce scopsdes« 800 : -Kelsey’s Block, the Banke of the Oid Mohawk.., Primaty Studies, per month..,.. PaaS gh$4.00 ( From the very cupeular materials which, Mrs. and Miss Jones . English Branches and Mathematies..... 500 Commercial Street : 2: 02 .t. Near Pine. SAMs cies conan’4 scintgiachanne cotesssiaracea 100 4 ion, constitute the present legboots. Our ancienis on the shoulder, ‘Rhe Mariner Loves o’er the Waters to roam, Watches carefull ey aman and Jewelry Choir . Qieekn oo. okecidesdeadée ter cess sicevesceee TO to order. All art es guaranteed. igre: cooly expect the seshe ia.. rene Nodding».. . +++.» Tete TE. PP Tite tr ritth eee 200 made waperasom— 1860. on-will be noted for its peacefulness, sobrie Cae . PI Sco ue aiiedl 7, Nixnt School, Pihccchacsccsesect ANOTHER MARYSVILLE Free Briper.—: Bo Su kwnsbhssoetensceihg ty, industry, economy of time and money, and, especially; for itebriefuess. Our NeThe people of Marysville, haviiig got a free vada couiity delegation, we believe, fully conbridge over the Feather river under way, cur with

us, in these sentiments, and, we are now turning their attention tea free trust, they .will find. y. of’ — bridge‘over the Yuba at Simpsen's Ferry.— among their brother a ts de ot passengers from San Fran ments, though there is always a set of fel lows among them who dog the heels of the the year 1860, were as folluws: patriots with law suits aid injunctions. We s, 30,711 i departures, 14,576 —being tation of our population seaward learn from the Express thatit is proposed by tothe number of 16,135. «The gainin popusuadry public-spirited individuals to purchase -Jation seaward during the year 1359 was 13,the interest of Mrs. Margaret Simpson in 402 5 in 1808, 12,746 ; a 7,867—showing nt) aaeeanr at Tithe letter of Mr. Cobb, published ia’ the W. ra weuld of this county, ‘Banker. * December 27, Im ON BROAD STREET, HE P the pu GEO. W.KIDD, Five Weeks..sivececcccescecccccesvesedese sO OO>. In the Gran‘te Buila'ng, Broad Street, Nevada. H r) U Ss E, NEVADA, » Thureday’ and — ket. Rates, and liberal adv made mraneten for Assay er for Coinage at ae Us ' SEAMLESS CAPS, : eunce the State Gs DUST Purchased at the Highest Mar Now. Selting at 75 Cents apiece, At Cheap John’s. large, that he has taken charge of the above oie! t Cheeks on San Franciseo at the Lowi Wecleasr Coligetinnn ollections oma and State 3 2A— purchased at ‘the nighen sep7-tf Nevada, January.nt Splendid New Brick Hotel, Which he designs keeping ooths best style. COUNTY '¥ SCRIP. F. X. nae, Travelers visit Nevada will find all the comforts of a homeat this Hotel. f Agent of A. Seiberlich, ane coat my pine CENTS WILLE. Beot and SheeCammepes Brent nee wecheres benecares Prassar SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS 5 Decrennentto,Dutch Flat -< aod what is knownas the Middle Ferry,ind build by subscription, a free bridge across the Yuat this House, The sngs samaee c Posy oot fey toe craien t he bes' t SP Deeancmngnede Ladies’. Fees andeee Children’oe weet ba. Itis to be hoped that the movement MATTRESSES and the robes ‘ate Sapplindin a . “superior pour. Also, French Calf Beot ae piace, comfortable and luxurious style. will be suecesstul. and Boot RATE or “CHARGES Y¥.Herald, in which his message is ficrvcly on. or Maize.ery has Wells well said, assailed, and the strongest secession grounds tht asingle yoar's crop of corn is worth =a, ‘ 4 . more than all the gold of Cali In ad rer. Saini hes 8 salery of £1,000 dition to its other uses, it is iow Sa that $5,000 per year. He devotes $2,000 of it produces a clear fluid, that burns without of his family, and ex. odor, without smoke, and is inexpensive, af. _ this fe.the support pends the remaining $3,000 in maintaming. Ferding a good light imaw ‘ordinary kerosene eleven Saturday Evenings, at?Poel TERMS: : B A l L E ¥ The Marysvillans sometimes show considera “ble pluck,in the matter of intervalimprovewep SravisTics.—The lai nd January 1—5d ia in dlead Mk asienhaas tn Sealed. Board per week.......0005 From $7 to $10 . . DROME» o's anos 00 86c hong sceee dececees sas Fifty Cents aecaeses Pity and Seventy-Five Gente This Hotel will be kept open at alt Hours. jeer N. ob teil! Proprietor. tbe SON & 00. Bakery, Mill st, ag FP vok Binder, Loox OUT, IM AFTER You! LL THOSE . INDEBTED TO ME : KPAIRING aND BOOK BINDING done in AY to their accounts will be placed im the banda of acoilecting Ofer eri The well known MEAT MARKET, ‘Girasn Valter, Jan. 1, 1861 FRANK A. LEONARD, mercial HousetoRent. a cou ‘two! whie on the shortest notice. Number 30. Main Street. Mevade, on some sort of legislation for miners. For other . __ build FINISHED A NEW HEARSE PRICES OF LIKENESSES!!. FHAVING Tam-nowFa to do undertaking on times and also for the rtunity of selling thington’s shop. 243m. ¥ virtue of an order of sale to me directed Epo in my Rafile before the Ist of Febtion, and for peaceable separation, or for a B issued out of the Hon. District Court of — all'the ruary,I am dete to reducemy prices for J. C. BIRDSEYE. morning’s TRANSCRIPT, in the Address of Cc. N, FELTOX. 14th Judicial District, in and for the Count Te-organization of the Union on a satisfactory ea Lixenesses 25 per cent. from the ist of State of California, beariug date Dr. Overton, our School Superintendent. It { will continue to take as & pictur BIRDSEYVE & CO. 4 1861. basis, Meantime the seceding States will 29th, 1860, wherein JOHN DA is plaintiff any part of alifornia, in all is to. be hoped that the legislature will perBANKERS. and CHARLES KENT isdefendant, I amdirecas ean be taken in and will chargFag (with one make ne attempt at forcible resistance of the ted to sell the following described real estate, in kinda of weather, ticket in my Rafite for f every dollar mvested in mit the public #chool system to remain as it city of Nevada, to-wit: That certain town collection of Federil revenues, but will subthe lot in the city of Hevesa, situate on the easterly . P’jctures) the same price as I have ars: before Purchase Gold Dust and Bullion * the Highis, and not make it.a bone of contention, over mit te that until their own Government is sideof Pine street in said city, now occupied by without tickets. est Rates. Advances made on GOL DUST 'T for Arepanye which sectarian bigots may growl and fight. said Charles Kent as a meat peoetat, avin ‘&seny-or Coinage at the U. S. Mint. fairlyin operation, This will carry the troithe a front on Pine street of 17 feet, mere or kiess, an Another matter, which we wish the legisf . Cheoks at Par, on San Francisco, Sacrableover to March ony and into Mr. Lincoln’8 extending back from said street, In an easterly Life-size Fhetegriphé framed lature to 1Tet alone, and towhighwe» haveaddirection, 72 feet more or less. ‘Also a lot of land —~1— 7" _ mento and Marysville, ee and corral thereon, SEPT ATOOREES SANE SSE SAI vie gs y in the township of Nevada aforesaid, on South . i¢r-Our Sight Exchange on Metropolitan Bank, York, for salein sums to suit. interest. No doubt there will be plenty of other perture New With Sixteen Tickets, and Purchase State and County Securities at the ". Bouter ye Seat in coumarinswiththe ool regners «ae geek whi 1 taking oe lobbiers at’ Sacramento, during the session, lot town other that highest rates. EMIGRATION FROM IRELAND.--The Westness of butchering. Atso, Deposites received, Collections made and transwho, in their rage for doing away of all old act a general Banking business. ern (Ireland) Star alleges that the exodus stilt RABLE STYLE of the art. things and making all things new, will insiet “the li = BLOCK & CO. ON OR ABOUT FEBRUARY 16th, 1961. eral Government to treat for their recogni——"""“Gherifi’s Sale. -burée HAND PREPARED FORHE CONTEST. —= LADIES’ CHARITABLE GIFT . Prize—Ladies’ Velvet Sack. Fourth‘Prige—Le Cou. BAKER’s Opinion.—Colonel dies’ Exameled Locket.. Fifth Prize—El Loge. FSixth Prize—Small Gold Leo iy among those who fear the troubles ta fol . Gold Seventh P:rize—Ladies’ Mourning Pin. E' neh "Just and forcible terms, will be foundin this fee as > =jor UNDEHsSELEL vs It is a good: andBomoed su’ manner. Orders sowy nals Ae on Com Flements are not soonmade: On‘ and afer Jan Seyto street, 6, go Mayers & Coe . & __ JOHN L. GAMBLE, Orders fice at the Court Nevada, Sept. ‘Selling only Sets dain’ Those wishing purchase will do veil ea TNA sortment before strictly attended to. Of ‘ Bq ua: ' ithe € :sent »prov) ‘the r eS chisp -brou place _ with ‘ble A ump ‘Ken their way G ple. riou svear such -doul ‘to tl thes Ttis tick ‘king disp ‘tum