March 14, 1862 (4 pages)

oore idea Nes, . pas. and tire nin said e to 'y to Ourt pril M., arch cio auc t the \ SF — Aevada Daily Beanseript . ” é Know ledge 4 yd ga FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 14th Ce" We frequently hear. gentlemen who congregate here from various parts of the county epeak of the mining district of North San Juan in the most favorable manner and commend the energy and enterprise of its.miners as superior to any other mining district. in this portion of the State. Now if this is the case we catinat unders and why it is en unless there is a great utility found in the use of the various inventions and improvements originating from citizens of that enterprising little town in the past few years, Among. the various improve ments that we fr equently heard favorably mentioned is “Smith's Water Distributor.” “ Denning’s. Under. Current Sluiees * “ Winham’s and’ ethers’ Pateat Hose Couplings,” allof which seem to be in general use by the miners in that viewity, and while we cheerfully concede: (and take pleasure in-¢0 doing) the value of the mines inthe vicinity of that neat and enterprising town, we are unwilling tu’ ac knowledge that it is the only place’ within ou? county where the same improvements cannot be i ins troduced and used to equal advantage, and we have frequently thought that those in< terested in mining would grently advance their own interests as well aa those of the county and State, were asemi-annual eonvention of miners held within the borders of the county. : where a free interchange of in connection with this subj yect Will not seme of ‘aur citizens engaged in mining’ take the pretimivary, and Wt each Mining District send delegates to a Miners’ Cougty Convention, to be held at some des ignated place withia the county. Such a convention would be both interesting and instructive and would be beneficial in ite renults. Wry is tr so? 1While Lokalitume wae . it ithe District Court yesverday, a Jury was emparneled to try a ease. When the plaintiff's attarney was about te open the case, the at« tention of the Court was. arrested by the voiees of twp of the Jarymen, asking at the sume time Be excused from serving upon that‘Jury. One of them rising from his: seat, stated thaf he could not serve under the cireumetahe ee; that while he entertained the most praviound respect for the Court, yet before serving: as a juror under the circumstances, he would submit to any punishment the Court was pleased to inflict upon him, stating that the Court was aware of his sons ab well asthe attorneys Inthe <ase, whereupon the Judge said: “Gentlemen attorneys, there seems to be an objection on the part of some of the jurors to sit with one of their number; will you agree to excise him?” Beth parties assenting, the Judge said: Mr. G. 88 Getehell, you are excused from serving on this Jury and alse for the balaneé of the term.” Whereupon our Piety Hill friend yracetully and majesticaily retited with /a counténance upon which was impressed fhe realization of the fact that after all, it was rather a good joke on “ Sehnyder.” We do not chrouicle this item out of any feeling other than pity for the man who, from want of good sense or strange peculiarities, makes himself so obnoxious to his fellow men that they will subject themselves. to imprisopinent, rather than sit in council with him to settle others’ differences. But, we do believe that it is unjust to him, to.paes him through such a disgraceful and mortifying urdeal, when st could Be avoided by the proper authorities in declining to su him te act in euch capacity. “ap cehiilgce A Wiandka. —A Chinaman, whose blood need refreshing and invigorating,called at one of our drug stores, yesterday, and applied fora bottle of sarsaparilla. The clerk had stepped out and his depaty understood the -Chinaman-_to esk-for ennl oi, which ‘be aecordingly gave hima. Gn about an hour afterwards John returned to the store, and with au express‘on on his phiz which would have Misgusted a portrait painter forever,—exclaimed : “‘Meliean Medieme no good; Melican man no shabe medicine.” Fortunately Join h: d only taken a sip of the oil. ULTRAIsM.—Lok alitams indorses the idea of ultraism advaneed by the Journal, and says empbatieally with that paper “it has neither good feeling, good sense or decency.” He solemuly avers that sort of ultraism that would rather see a daughter in her shroud then in aball room, he has no respect or sympathy for in the least. a I : ta” Rev. Mr. Cummings will preach at the Brick Chureh every Sunday morning at . 11 o'clock. ‘and sentiment ¢ could de obtained . son va. Beck yesh non-suited. March 13.—The parties indicted for the murder of Raveres, at Cherokee, appeared and plead not guilty; demurrer to indictment argued and overruled, and trial postpoved till the April Term. Rasmussev-vs. Beck.—Juggment for defendant for costs, and aay of proceedings for five days ordered. ~ The cage of Murray et. al. ta: Anderson, verdict for Plaintiff,—and Judgment for res. titution ordered. Davip Hew, formerly ‘of Nevada, has just made a big contract in Washoe. He lias entered inte an agreement with the claim holders of Gold Hill, tot keep theitelaime dry for one year at $2,500 per month, and ty raise all the rock they need for crushing at $1,200 per month. The contract is said to be a profitable one. Where «8 Tae Fautt !—A subscriber from LitthYork*writes to us as follows :— “There is a screw loose somewhere in our mail arrangements between Little York, Grass Vailey « and Nevada. I know of sever al instances Of letters having been thirty ‘days on the road, which to say the least is very slow. I do not receive the TRANscRIPT until about a-.week old usually, and sometimes not at all.” Skmts. —A new and wenderful style of skitts was received a few. days ago by Messrs. Hagadorn & Bowley. We would describe them if we dared, but-our modésty lorbibs.tur tuemselves. ice ir. Gevu. MeKee, our new Bid Ass: ssor, acCvompanied by one of J. N. Turn: er's deputies have commenced ‘assessing the property of this county and collecting taxes. Mr. Israel Crawford and Mr. Bennett have aiso-entered upon their duties as Foreiga Miners’ Tax Collectors. FOR CITY MARSHA U. S&S. GREGOR Is announced asa Can Marshal at the next electio Is announcéd as a Candidate for the office of . { MARSHAL, -_ FOR CITY MARSHAL. GEO. 8. PEIRCE Is announced as a Candidate fo City) Marshal wit the next election. “25,000 rwrPRISONERS! 4 — f — TRE ~American Dry Goods Store! Has Just gone and Done “ Eh peters to the inclemency of the wonthher and mankind in general, we have left from our WINTER STOCK, About $25,000 Worth —OF— DRY GOODS, Which must be-seld to make room for Spring Importations, and im order to make it an object for all to buy trom us we shall sell for the next SIXTY DAYS AT COST @©R LESS! a Ceme on a with-veur Cash, bring all your friends we have goods. snough for all. We shal) have one day in each week that WE CIVE AWAY COODS! TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS. 7” For particulars see small bills—or any tt er man. We would politely state te all inpen ag usthat we will gad time receive Gold and Si eoin in pares so mind Fristionianne Office is —— money draw . We won’tkeep you ony wittieg ix for Eacavepes be moet hapour bi a mg A see you all at Lemediabely. HACADORN & BOWLEY, No. 39 BROAD STREET, aN N EVADA. 2. O’NEIL, Next door to Cheap Jehm’s, on Pine Stree — PEN from. e ramento for 5.35 A. M. train at TO LINCeLN.— thro’ Sacramento to Lincoln in two hours ! through from Sacramento t Liacoln in three hours ! . veh 5 me veoh cgay ta the accomand freighit*traffie of iectremes una Peten Persons wishing to visit Sac8 or Shonsure can take the and arrive in the city 80 as to have from five to six hours at their: ons posa, returning the same day. Running of Trains: §.¥. BR. R. AND ©. ©. Ri Ri’ . CALIFORNIA A CENTRAL . iiaaaiamenntiiaian % dened iaiges te bea sare preventive and cure . for Fever and Ague, Flatulence, Heaviness 0 the Stomach, or any other like’ affection Their effect upon the system is most miraculous ; they give a healthy tone to the system, relieve all morbid matter, and in fact thorougly cleanse the system ofall.impurities. In no case has it been known to fail, but on the contrary new virtues have been found in its use: “To those afflicted + with any ofthe above ills of the body, the “ Bitters ** are offered as a speedy and certain cure.— The ladies: had better go aud eee . — 7 app lication. THE ENSUING ELECTION.-*. . BROTHER JONATHAN, Leave Sacramento...6.30 A. M, and 2 P.M. Leave Lincoln.. ..5.15 A.M and 10.30 A. M Try them and form your own opinion. —Sold by Drug gists and dealers everywhere. , Freight and Passenger pc a Through Pagsengers.... hree Dollars, Through Freigitt. Niece Dottars Cc. o WiaUE. Noy. 30th, 1061--tf FRESH CARDEN tH —AND— FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 1861! w JUST RECEIVED! <AND FOR SALE! a By Dr. . M. RAT 38,“ a 7 : ra erect Drug Store. Broad Nevada, Jan. 30th 1862. ’ FRUIT T ES and Foreign Grape Vines. Intending to visit the Wine Districts of Hurope next season, I have etermiped to sell off my large stock of Cheoitee F And Cuttings the ensuing Winter. — Pergéns intending to establisl Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards. or deal in Trees and nes, can have Great Bargains by ogi early WILSON FLINT iclow R Street Levee, and after Dec. ist will have a Depot in K Street, between 4th & th Sacramento, for sales ni0-5 tf i. HH. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in all of the]Courts of Nevada County. Office at the Court Hense. . Nevada, Oct. 13th, 1861. ~ A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART of Main street, (No. 96,) Nevada City. “March 6, 1861—tf BLANKETS: BLANKETS!! UsT RECEIVED a splendid lot of White Swiss Blankets. large size and superior qually—first lotever in. Nevada, which . will sell lower-than any Store in town, White Swiss Crib Blankets, of superior quality. House Lining always on Sad and for sale low. FURNITURE ! Of all descriptions fer sale cheap to suit the times Sheets & Pillow Cases always on hand. Calland see at the Pioneer C nenp Furniture Store, No. 42 Broad street, Nevada. a. MARX. Nevada, Jan, 28th—3m To the People of Nevada Co. AM again ready to forward Goods to any section of the counties of El Dorado, Nevada, Placer, Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. Mark, Cate On. P. W. & Co. Sacramento City. Sacramento, Feb. 15th O. TRE. WHITE. Bo rerovenanne Pacific Mail Steamship Co's. lg, te * STEAMSHIP SON OBA , CG: TEI ois os 0 ic sisin sd cneicis sie: ae .Commander, Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on Friday, = March 2ist 1862. At 9 o’cloek A. M., punetually. For Panama. Passengers will be eonveyed from Panama to Aspinwaliby the Panama Railroad Company wad from Aspinwallto New York by the Atlanti and Pacific a Com —. » FORBES, ; F. BABCOCK, ; Agents. For Portland, Oregon, and Victoria, V. I. SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MINES. ea = os The Steamship 8.3. DEWOLF.. Commander. will Jeave Pacific st. Wharf, San Francisco. ‘ Por the Above Ports. —ON— Satarday y..ccsecccees March 8th £862, / AT 4 O'CLOCK, P.M. eee nweenene ae verage, it unequalled as a tonic and invigorator In the pursnit of fortnne at the mines, many pers sons are exposed to the attacks of complaints of the digestive organs, and ‘of .various kinds of fever. in demand at the mines. store the tone of a. deranged stomach, imp cresh vitality to the digestive functions, all stimulantsSgbbath at il, A.M, and3 p.m. astor. Baptist.—At the Baptist Chiireh,ington street at 9 A. M. . Po. 49 Broad Street, Nevada, i HOLESALE and retail deaiers in GROCY, ne I . Cor. Sacramento & Lridesdorff sts. San Franc isco. . ¥eb.7th.—1-m ee a ALIFORNIANS SHOULD TEST the merits of DK. HOSTE) *SSTOMACH BITTERS. While itis highly palatable asa be It is the very article that has so long been Ite daily use will re ] fhee the spirits. Yet the Bittersis the Let the miner who is hot and dry, wet and cold, be certaip‘to obtain a supply of the genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he will find it a certain safeguard to health.—Sold by Druggists and dealers o¢ery where. Religious Notices. Methodist Church.—Hold regular service every Sabbath at the Methodist Church, head of Rev. Mr. Willes, Spring street, every Sabbath at Ii A. 3t., and 7 PrP Ma Rev: B. Brierly, Paster. Cathehe.--Atthe © — _Rev. Wash Pas’ Ae h, * Rich Quartz Specimens ! S‘ JATABLE for Cutting and Polishing, are Bought at a Large Preminm ove r the intrinsie value, b ° BARRETT & SHERWOOD, vewelers. New No 617 Montgomery st. San Francisco. QTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY of Nevada;-in-Probate Court. Ketate of David I,. Kesex. deceared.— It appearing to the Judge of said court by the petition of J. P. BOURKE, Administrator, presented and filed thatit 1s necessary to sell the real estate. of deceased, to pay outstanding debts of deceased, and expenses and charges of Administration. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of said court, that all person’ interested in said estate—appear before said Probate court on Wednesday the ¢d day of April 1862, at two o’clock P. M., of said day. at the Court House of Nevada county, to show cause why an order should not be inade directing said Administrator to sell said real estate. And that notice of the time and place of said hearing be published at least four succes sive weeks in the ‘*NeVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT,”’ a newspaper printed and published in said county of Nevada. Dated, Nevada, Mar ‘h 3d 1862. DAVID BELDEN, Probate Judge. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, ~ Office—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, We would inform our friends and all wishing our servicea that ‘ WE ARE PREPARED to atte. 1 those erereny us with a call, at all hours. /eeth after having’ become sensitive by exposure of the rérvewill be filled without causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at thie4afiiee,to be performed in a MORK SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. Qur charges ase moderate, and to suit = times, Weare permanently focatedin this “ne -t March 4, 186 WEAVER & NEWMAN, + RIES, YROVISIONS, HAKDWAKE UVOKS, QUICKSILVER, SHELF GOODS. sarley, W heat, Ground Feed, &c., &e. icy Always on hand the lagyest stork to be found this side of Sacrament ; Po«sexsing facilities unsurpassed, we can offer great iuducements to the trade. WEAVER &N EWMANra HYDELIFF, (SUCCESSOR TOJ.C. GREEN & CO.) DEALER IN — Groceries and Provisions. and General Merchandisé, Red Dog. ‘HE undersigned ‘having purchased the en d tire Stock and business ofthe late firm of J. Green & Co., will conduct the business atthe ia stanthLat the Brick Store. on the north side of Main Street Ked Dog. a Having purchased all book aceoumts and debts owing to the late firm ef J. ©. Green & Co all persens owing saith firm sré requested to call and settle with me, atthe old stand, without delay. Ky Uighest Price paid for GOLD DUST. .£4 Red Dog. Feb, 16th, 1862. M.J. HY DEL re. R.M. SHAGKELFORD & CO., MARYSVILLE, Would inform the Merchants of Nevada and vicinity that they are again FORWARDINC COODS FROM THEIN OLD STAND. At the Feather River Landing. AT ONE DOLLAR PER TON Marysville, Feb. .0th, 1862. Cc. W. MULFORD, BANKER. “At his old stand, Main ror Nevada. OLD DUsT’ at the «per Kates. Sight Cheeks on and SaetaExchange 2 on th the Atlantle States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Assay or For f appl on board, or 10 SAMUEL J. ” hexeie P Washington st. Broad stpéct, at 11 A. M., and 74 oP. M. W. Grove Kieal, Pastor. E scopal.—At the Court.-House,. every-+ “HALL ee Monday Evening, MARCH “By CBS Tete ha Kuen TICKETS. .c000s02. IVE y Kr THE BEST MUBIE has beet scenred for the occasion—Mesere’ Smidtschnekler and Plumhoff. i : The Supper will be ew Keeorepes ie. . the people ef the city and the count $ ST. ae BALL! sites 2 SR he H, rth ! soa ~—AT THE HOOK & LADDER HOUSE 7 Browd Street, Nevada City, i BY MRS. JP. ADAMS. Sie MANAGERS. NEVADA. GRASS VALLEY. John Grimes, ‘ord, M. Cooney, ills O’Conner, Wm Callnan, Wm. Osborn, JONES’ BAR. Dan goed Jas. K. Byrne, . BIRCHVILLE. Thos Rynolde, fas R Ryan, : Thos Drum, John Fogerty. NORTH SAN JUAN. RED boa. PS Murphy, John Hus Mr. McNeely, John Durkin, MOORE'S FLAT. WASHINGTON Jaa. McNamara, Richard Dill en, Michael McCarty M Fitzgerald, EUREKA. i CHEROKER . Dan MeCarty, J -BMa rphy : Anthony Thornton, Mr Fitapatr ete; “ Richard Pierce, Jas MeCambrtitze, eee tr ss FLOOR MANAGE % 3," Pat Muleahay, —_, Jas Me Jourt, aE pre ee be served at New York tcl by Mrs PO ADA The Public are alan invited to atend without any further invitation, TICK TS FIVE APOits Bn, E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail Droggist, Nevada city, California, — FASHION” RESTAURANT. 62, BROAD STREET, “ada. OPEN AT ALL HOURS Day and Nigh: fen tnt) te wm. sacar ee a1 Apeprioter AVING eer eg A ae of this wellknown Restaurant . ___1 AM NOW FULLY PREPARED ~ ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT. MODERATE RATES. i" Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and all the good things in the market, furnished ata moments notice, and got up in « style to suit the taster of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL hens i intend to keep the “* FASH ” ae a first. class restaurant, and as such . reseeenene itto. at larye. Those persons who relish a GOOD MEAL wil) do well to ‘‘ call and see’ for themselves. Nevada. Nov, 26, 1860-tf BLAZE’S TAVERN, . COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL St if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZES! Hevea: Beyt, 6-4f T. ELLARD SEANe< No, 52 Broad Street Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GROCERIES & OVISIONS. XY Goods detivered Free of Charge. Nevada, Oct: 20th. 186!.—tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Whass, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada, prResn MEA'TS, of ALT. KIND, on hand and for sale at Cheap rates fo: cash, Goods delivered Freeci7 Charge Within «reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD—Of all kinds, on hand and forsale cheap foreash, H. 8S. BRADLEY. CIYIUNTY SURVEYOR. OFFICE—At the Court votasnys ‘Nevada. o1btf. Te CHEAP a: BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM-SHAFER. Commercial Street, Newadna Offers better bargains in the Bor an Shoe line than any ether hour: in Nevada. His large Swell eo lected stock convists of . fine and coarse Boots whivh he 6 at extencutinasy . Me low, a thee . drop in his mane san be sat Fanny Magee he Pg rand you wish aye poor = and buy o fs called to his steck a given to County leeip bow bought a tne Highest Kates. \

oore idea Nes, . pas. and tire nin said e to 'y to Ourt pril M., arch cio auc t the \ SF — Aevada Daily Beanseript . ” é Know ledge 4 yd ga FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 14th Ce" We frequently hear. gentlemen who congregate here from various parts of the county epeak of the mining district of North San Juan in the most favorable manner and commend the energy and enterprise of its.miners as superior to any other mining district. in this portion of the State. Now if this is the case we catinat unders and why it is en unless there is a great utility found in the use of the various inventions and improvements originating from citizens of that enterprising little town in the past few years, Among. the various improve ments that we fr equently heard favorably mentioned is “Smith's Water Distributor.” “ Denning’s. Under. Current Sluiees * “ Winham’s and’ ethers’ Pateat Hose Couplings,” allof which seem to be in general use by the miners in that viewity, and while we cheerfully concede: (and take pleasure in-¢0 doing) the value of the mines inthe vicinity of that neat and enterprising town, we are unwilling tu’ ac knowledge that it is the only place’ within ou? county where the same improvements cannot be i ins troduced and used to equal advantage, and we have frequently thought that those in< terested in mining would grently advance their own interests as well aa those of the county and State, were asemi-annual eonvention of miners held within the borders of the county. : where a free interchange of in connection with this subj yect Will not seme of ‘aur citizens engaged in mining’ take the pretimivary, and Wt each Mining District send delegates to a Miners’ Cougty Convention, to be held at some des ignated place withia the county. Such a convention would be both interesting and instructive and would be beneficial in ite renults. Wry is tr so? 1While Lokalitume wae . it ithe District Court yesverday, a Jury was emparneled to try a ease. When the plaintiff's attarney was about te open the case, the at« tention of the Court was. arrested by the voiees of twp of the Jarymen, asking at the sume time Be excused from serving upon that‘Jury. One of them rising from his: seat, stated thaf he could not serve under the cireumetahe ee; that while he entertained the most praviound respect for the Court, yet before serving: as a juror under the circumstances, he would submit to any punishment the Court was pleased to inflict upon him, stating that the Court was aware of his sons ab well asthe attorneys Inthe <ase, whereupon the Judge said: “Gentlemen attorneys, there seems to be an objection on the part of some of the jurors to sit with one of their number; will you agree to excise him?” Beth parties assenting, the Judge said: Mr. G. 88 Getehell, you are excused from serving on this Jury and alse for the balaneé of the term.” Whereupon our Piety Hill friend yracetully and majesticaily retited with /a counténance upon which was impressed fhe realization of the fact that after all, it was rather a good joke on “ Sehnyder.” We do not chrouicle this item out of any feeling other than pity for the man who, from want of good sense or strange peculiarities, makes himself so obnoxious to his fellow men that they will subject themselves. to imprisopinent, rather than sit in council with him to settle others’ differences. But, we do believe that it is unjust to him, to.paes him through such a disgraceful and mortifying urdeal, when st could Be avoided by the proper authorities in declining to su him te act in euch capacity. “ap cehiilgce A Wiandka. —A Chinaman, whose blood need refreshing and invigorating,called at one of our drug stores, yesterday, and applied fora bottle of sarsaparilla. The clerk had stepped out and his depaty understood the -Chinaman-_to esk-for ennl oi, which ‘be aecordingly gave hima. Gn about an hour afterwards John returned to the store, and with au express‘on on his phiz which would have Misgusted a portrait painter forever,—exclaimed : “‘Meliean Medieme no good; Melican man no shabe medicine.” Fortunately Join h: d only taken a sip of the oil. ULTRAIsM.—Lok alitams indorses the idea of ultraism advaneed by the Journal, and says empbatieally with that paper “it has neither good feeling, good sense or decency.” He solemuly avers that sort of ultraism that would rather see a daughter in her shroud then in aball room, he has no respect or sympathy for in the least. a I : ta” Rev. Mr. Cummings will preach at the Brick Chureh every Sunday morning at . 11 o'clock. ‘and sentiment ¢ could de obtained . son va. Beck yesh non-suited. March 13.—The parties indicted for the murder of Raveres, at Cherokee, appeared and plead not guilty; demurrer to indictment argued and overruled, and trial postpoved till the April Term. Rasmussev-vs. Beck.—Juggment for defendant for costs, and aay of proceedings for five days ordered. ~ The cage of Murray et. al. ta: Anderson, verdict for Plaintiff,—and Judgment for res. titution ordered. Davip Hew, formerly ‘of Nevada, has just made a big contract in Washoe. He lias entered inte an agreement with the claim holders of Gold Hill, tot keep theitelaime dry for one year at $2,500 per month, and ty raise all the rock they need for crushing at $1,200 per month. The contract is said to be a profitable one. Where «8 Tae Fautt !—A subscriber from LitthYork*writes to us as follows :— “There is a screw loose somewhere in our mail arrangements between Little York, Grass Vailey « and Nevada. I know of sever al instances Of letters having been thirty ‘days on the road, which to say the least is very slow. I do not receive the TRANscRIPT until about a-.week old usually, and sometimes not at all.” Skmts. —A new and wenderful style of skitts was received a few. days ago by Messrs. Hagadorn & Bowley. We would describe them if we dared, but-our modésty lorbibs.tur tuemselves. ice ir. Gevu. MeKee, our new Bid Ass: ssor, acCvompanied by one of J. N. Turn: er's deputies have commenced ‘assessing the property of this county and collecting taxes. Mr. Israel Crawford and Mr. Bennett have aiso-entered upon their duties as Foreiga Miners’ Tax Collectors. FOR CITY MARSHA U. S&S. GREGOR Is announced asa Can Marshal at the next electio Is announcéd as a Candidate for the office of . { MARSHAL, -_ FOR CITY MARSHAL. GEO. 8. PEIRCE Is announced as a Candidate fo City) Marshal wit the next election. “25,000 rwrPRISONERS! 4 — f — TRE ~American Dry Goods Store! Has Just gone and Done “ Eh peters to the inclemency of the wonthher and mankind in general, we have left from our WINTER STOCK, About $25,000 Worth —OF— DRY GOODS, Which must be-seld to make room for Spring Importations, and im order to make it an object for all to buy trom us we shall sell for the next SIXTY DAYS AT COST @©R LESS! a Ceme on a with-veur Cash, bring all your friends we have goods. snough for all. We shal) have one day in each week that WE CIVE AWAY COODS! TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS. 7” For particulars see small bills—or any tt er man. We would politely state te all inpen ag usthat we will gad time receive Gold and Si eoin in pares so mind Fristionianne Office is —— money draw . We won’tkeep you ony wittieg ix for Eacavepes be moet hapour bi a mg A see you all at Lemediabely. HACADORN & BOWLEY, No. 39 BROAD STREET, aN N EVADA. 2. O’NEIL, Next door to Cheap Jehm’s, on Pine Stree — PEN from. e ramento for 5.35 A. M. train at TO LINCeLN.— thro’ Sacramento to Lincoln in two hours ! through from Sacramento t Liacoln in three hours ! . veh 5 me veoh cgay ta the accomand freighit*traffie of iectremes una Peten Persons wishing to visit Sac8 or Shonsure can take the and arrive in the city 80 as to have from five to six hours at their: ons posa, returning the same day. Running of Trains: §.¥. BR. R. AND ©. ©. Ri Ri’ . CALIFORNIA A CENTRAL . iiaaaiamenntiiaian % dened iaiges te bea sare preventive and cure . for Fever and Ague, Flatulence, Heaviness 0 the Stomach, or any other like’ affection Their effect upon the system is most miraculous ; they give a healthy tone to the system, relieve all morbid matter, and in fact thorougly cleanse the system ofall.impurities. In no case has it been known to fail, but on the contrary new virtues have been found in its use: “To those afflicted + with any ofthe above ills of the body, the “ Bitters ** are offered as a speedy and certain cure.— The ladies: had better go aud eee . — 7 app lication. THE ENSUING ELECTION.-*. . BROTHER JONATHAN, Leave Sacramento.....6.30 A. M, and 2 P.M. Leave Lincoln... ...5.15 A.M and 10.30 A. M Try them and form your own opinion. —Sold by Drug gists and dealers everywhere. , Freight and Passenger pc a Through Pagsengers....... hree Dollars, Through Freigitt. Niece Dottars Cc. o WiaUE. Noy. 30th, 1061--tf FRESH CARDEN tH —AND— FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 1861! w JUST RECEIVED! <AND FOR SALE! a By Dr. . M. RAT 38,“ a 7 : ra erect Drug Store. Broad Nevada, Jan. 30th 1862. ’ FRUIT T ES and Foreign Grape Vines. Intending to visit the Wine Districts of Hurope next season, I have etermiped to sell off my large stock of Cheoitee F And Cuttings the ensuing Winter. — Pergéns intending to establisl Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards. or deal in Trees and nes, can have Great Bargains by ogi early WILSON FLINT iclow R Street Levee, and after Dec. ist will have a Depot in K Street, between 4th & th Sacramento, for sales ni0-5 tf i. HH. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in all of the]Courts of Nevada County. Office at the Court Hense. . Nevada, Oct. 13th, 1861. ~ A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART of Main street, (No. 96,) Nevada City. “March 6, 1861—tf BLANKETS: BLANKETS!! UsT RECEIVED a splendid lot of White Swiss Blankets. large size and superior qually—first lotever in. Nevada, which . will sell lower-than any Store in town, White Swiss Crib Blankets, of superior quality. House Lining always on Sad and for sale low. FURNITURE ! Of all descriptions fer sale cheap to suit the times Sheets & Pillow Cases always on hand. Calland see at the Pioneer C nenp Furniture Store, No. 42 Broad street, Nevada. a. MARX. Nevada, Jan, 28th—3m

To the People of Nevada Co. AM again ready to forward Goods to any section of the counties of El Dorado, Nevada, Placer, Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. Mark, Cate On. P. W. & Co. Sacramento City. Sacramento, Feb. 15th O. TRE. WHITE. Bo rerovenanne Pacific Mail Steamship Co's. lg, te * STEAMSHIP SON OBA , CG: TEI ois os 0 ic sisin sd cneicis sie: ae .Commander, Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on Friday, = March 2ist 1862. At 9 o’cloek A. M., punetually. For Panama. Passengers will be eonveyed from Panama to Aspinwaliby the Panama Railroad Company wad from Aspinwallto New York by the Atlanti and Pacific a Com —. » FORBES, ; F. BABCOCK, ; Agents. For Portland, Oregon, and Victoria, V. I. SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MINES. ea = os The Steamship 8.3. DEWOLF... Commander. will Jeave Pacific st. Wharf, San Francisco. ‘ Por the Above Ports. —ON— Satarday y...ccsecccees March 8th £862, / AT 4 O'CLOCK, P.M. eee nweenene ae verage, it unequalled as a tonic and invigorator In the pursnit of fortnne at the mines, many pers sons are exposed to the attacks of complaints of the digestive organs, and ‘of .various kinds of fever. in demand at the mines. store the tone of a. deranged stomach, imp cresh vitality to the digestive functions, all stimulantsSgbbath at il, A.M, and3 p.m. astor. Baptist.—At the Baptist Chiireh,ington street at 9 A. M. . Po. 49 Broad Street, Nevada, i HOLESALE and retail deaiers in GROCY, ne I . Cor. Sacramento & Lridesdorff sts. San Franc isco. . ¥eb.7th.—1-m ee a ALIFORNIANS SHOULD TEST the merits of DK. HOSTE) *SSTOMACH BITTERS. While itis highly palatable asa be It is the very article that has so long been Ite daily use will re ] fhee the spirits. Yet the Bittersis the Let the miner who is hot and dry, wet and cold, be certaip‘to obtain a supply of the genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he will find it a certain safeguard to health.—Sold by Druggists and dealers o¢ery where. Religious Notices. Methodist Church.—Hold regular service every Sabbath at the Methodist Church, head of Rev. Mr. Willes, Spring street, every Sabbath at Ii A. 3t., and 7 PrP Ma Rev: B. Brierly, Paster. Cathehe.--Atthe © — _Rev. Wash Pas’ Ae h, * Rich Quartz Specimens ! S‘ JATABLE for Cutting and Polishing, are Bought at a Large Preminm ove r the intrinsie value, b ° BARRETT & SHERWOOD, vewelers. New No 617 Montgomery st. San Francisco. QTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY of Nevada;-in-Probate Court. Ketate of David I,. Kesex. deceared.— It appearing to the Judge of said court by the petition of J. P. BOURKE, Administrator, presented and filed thatit 1s necessary to sell the real estate. of deceased, to pay outstanding debts of deceased, and expenses and charges of Administration. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of said court, that all person’ interested in said estate—appear before said Probate court on Wednesday the ¢d day of April 1862, at two o’clock P. M., of said day. at the Court House of Nevada county, to show cause why an order should not be inade directing said Administrator to sell said real estate. And that notice of the time and place of said hearing be published at least four succes sive weeks in the ‘*NeVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT,”’ a newspaper printed and published in said county of Nevada. Dated, Nevada, Mar ‘h 3d 1862. DAVID BELDEN, Probate Judge. DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, ~ Office—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, We would inform our friends and all wishing our servicea that ‘ WE ARE PREPARED to atte. 1 those erereny us with a call, at all hours. /eeth after having’ become sensitive by exposure of the rérvewill be filled without causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at thie4afiiee,to be performed in a MORK SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. Qur charges ase moderate, and to suit = times, Weare permanently focatedin this “ne -t March 4, 186 WEAVER & NEWMAN, + RIES, YROVISIONS, HAKDWAKE UVOKS, QUICKSILVER, SHELF GOODS. sarley, W heat, Ground Feed, &c., &e. icy Always on hand the lagyest stork to be found this side of Sacrament ; Po«sexsing facilities unsurpassed, we can offer great iuducements to the trade. WEAVER &N EWMANra HYDELIFF, (SUCCESSOR TOJ.C. GREEN & CO.) DEALER IN — Groceries and Provisions. and General Merchandisé, Red Dog. ‘HE undersigned ‘having purchased the en d tire Stock and business ofthe late firm of J. Green & Co., will conduct the business atthe ia stanthLat the Brick Store. on the north side of Main Street Ked Dog. a Having purchased all book aceoumts and debts owing to the late firm ef J. ©. Green & Co all persens owing saith firm sré requested to call and settle with me, atthe old stand, without delay. Ky Uighest Price paid for GOLD DUST. .£4 Red Dog. Feb, 16th, 1862. M.J. HY DEL re. R.M. SHAGKELFORD & CO., MARYSVILLE, Would inform the Merchants of Nevada and vicinity that they are again FORWARDINC COODS FROM THEIN OLD STAND. At the Feather River Landing. AT ONE DOLLAR PER TON Marysville, Feb. .0th, 1862. Cc. W. MULFORD, BANKER. “At his old stand, Main ror Nevada. OLD DUsT’ at the «per Kates. Sight Cheeks on and SaetaExchange 2 on th the Atlantle States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Assay or For f appl on board, or 10 SAMUEL J. ” hexeie P Washington st. Broad stpéct, at 11 A. M., and 74 oP. M. W. Grove Kieal, Pastor. E scopal.—At the Court.-House,. every-+ “HALL ee Monday Evening, MARCH “By CBS Tete ha Kuen TICKETS. ..c000s02. IVE y Kr THE BEST MUBIE has beet scenred for the occasion—Mesere’ Smidtschnekler and Plumhoff. i : The Supper will be ew Keeorepes ie. . the people ef the city and the count $ ST. ae BALL! sites 2 SR he H, rth ! soa ~—AT THE HOOK & LADDER HOUSE 7 Browd Street, Nevada City, i BY MRS. JP. ADAMS. Sie MANAGERS. NEVADA. GRASS VALLEY. John Grimes, ‘ord, M. Cooney, ills O’Conner, Wm Callnan, Wm. Osborn, JONES’ BAR. Dan goed Jas. K. Byrne, . BIRCHVILLE. Thos Rynolde, fas R Ryan, : Thos Drum, John Fogerty. NORTH SAN JUAN. RED boa. PS Murphy, John Hus Mr. McNeely, John Durkin, MOORE'S FLAT. WASHINGTON Jaa. McNamara, Richard Dill en, Michael McCarty M Fitzgerald, EUREKA. i CHEROKER . Dan MeCarty, J -BMa rphy : Anthony Thornton, Mr Fitapatr ete; “ Richard Pierce, Jas MeCambrtitze, eee tr ss FLOOR MANAGE % 3," Pat Muleahay, —_, Jas Me Jourt, aE pre ee be served at New York tcl by Mrs PO ADA The Public are alan invited to atend without any further invitation, TICK TS FIVE APOits Bn, E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail Droggist, Nevada city, California, — FASHION” RESTAURANT. 62, BROAD STREET, “ada. OPEN AT ALL HOURS Day and Nigh: fen tnt) te wm. sacar ee a1 Apeprioter AVING eer eg A ae of this wellknown Restaurant . ___1 AM NOW FULLY PREPARED ~ ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT. MODERATE RATES. i" Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and all the good things in the market, furnished ata moments notice, and got up in « style to suit the taster of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL hens i intend to keep the “* FASH ” ae a first. class restaurant, and as such . reseeenene itto. at larye. Those persons who relish a GOOD MEAL wil) do well to ‘‘ call and see’ for themselves. Nevada. Nov, 26, 1860-tf BLAZE’S TAVERN, . COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL St if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZES! Hevea: Beyt, 6-4f T. ELLARD SEANe< No, 52 Broad Street Wholesale and Retail Dealer in GROCERIES & OVISIONS. XY Goods detivered Free of Charge. Nevada, Oct: 20th. 186!.—tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Whass, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada, prResn MEA'TS, of ALT. KIND, on hand and for sale at Cheap rates fo: cash, Goods delivered Freeci7 Charge Within «reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD—Of all kinds, on hand and forsale cheap foreash, H. 8S. BRADLEY. CIYIUNTY SURVEYOR. OFFICE—At the Court votasnys ‘Nevada. o1btf. Te CHEAP a: BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM-SHAFER. Commercial Street, Newadna Offers better bargains in the Bor an Shoe line than any ether hour: in Nevada. His large Swell eo lected stock convists of . fine and coarse Boots whivh he 6 at extencutinasy . Me low, a thee . drop in his mane san be sat Fanny Magee he Pg rand you wish aye poor = and buy o fs called to his steck a given to County leeip bow bought a tne Highest Kates. \