March 2, 1862 (4 pages)

attendk, pre. . = th2 td her and Spring h ODject re next friends that Ds ! my othli inve Gold fice is eep you ost hap. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 2a. _ beautiful homestead. We congratulate our . world is disposed te improve and. beautify legged man jumping ove of our lots for thé . ainong the‘canines perambulating the streete, _ tear each other to pieces for the amusement . part of the fight Jack bad the call, as his ad. hind us calied bis “‘ second wind,” which enm* Congressional Directory of the Second ae tla ll oy Religious Notices. ‘Methodist Church.—Hold re every at the Methodist Chureh, head of ‘Broad street, at 11 4. M., and 7% P.M. W. Grove Deal, Pastor. Episcopal.—At the Court House, every Sabbath at lI, A.M,and3p.m. KevoMr. Willes, Pastor. . Baptist—At the Church, Spring and 7 Pr. M.— street, every Sabbath at I] a. m. Rey: B. Brierly, Pastor. ; : Catholic. Atthe Catholic Church, Wash ington street at 9 a.m. Rev. F J. Dalton, Pas tor. Se SALE or Reat, Estate.—The fine building lot on_Main street, above the resideuice of JOH. Bostwick, belonging te the estate of Edward Kelsey, was evld yesterday morning _at Administrator’s sale for $460. John P. Skelten, Esq. was the purchaser. The lot is a large and desirable one, and when a nice house is erected cn it—such a one as friend Skelton will doubtless build—it-will-make a brother typo on this his first move towards a domestic life. May he flourish and mult'ply! 2 Prve Weatuer.—The weuther is so exceedingly tine, and it is such a nice time to phint trees, thateven the laziest fellow in the the landscape. “The exhilirating effect of the weather is such that we find a wooden purpose of making an orchard.of it, and as nothing but-an-item-can—betmuade out of the fellow, we muke that, and go on our way rejorcing. fag cane Works oF ART.—We had the pleasure of seving, yesterday, two beautiful oil paint‘ingé at the shop f Mr. Geo. E. Withington, . éxeouted by O. G. Auld. They are most benutitully finished and reflect much credit on. the artist who painted them. $ SE. THE boys made use of the fair weather of “yesterday. They were all out enjoying the sunshine and fomenting war and discord and the stupid brutes were silly enough to of the crowd. The ladies, too—gondness forgive us for mentioning them in connection with dog fiyhts—were out, enjoying the smiles of old Sel, their gay ribbons fluttering in the balmy breeze, and lending a charm to the landseape which made a fellow thank God that Spring was coming. Hurrah for fine weather ! A ~~ THE FtGur between the dogs Keeper and Jack came off yesterday afternoon at Tracy's Pavilion and resulted in favor of Keeper who won the fight in fifty-five minutes. A large crowd witnessed the ‘contest. In the early versary tried to get away from him at almost every round, though he would again scratch when brought back. But during the last ten minutes Keeper caught what « man beabled him to shake poor Jack out of all his, as he appeared to have no “ second wind” to fall back upon. Discnarcep.—J. B. Van Hagen Esq. who was brought up on arrest fer contempt of Court, from San Francisco by the Deputy Sheriff of that county, was brought before udge McFarland yesterday and discharged bn the ground that insufficient notice had been given him. We learn from Mr. Van Hagen that the derringer he was flourishing a day or two ince, hada bullet in it. So it was “sup: ” . Pus. Docs.—We are under obligations » Congressman Sargeut for a multitude~ of uments from Washington, among the lit Session of the Thirty-Seventh Congress, Mesmage of the President, and accompanying documents ,Report of a Select Committee ou Government Contracts, Speeches of Hon. A. A. Sargent and others. [9 Considerable dispute is being had hbout direct taxation for the sup of the war, and some were most fierce for war are most backward in putting their hands into their pockets to pay for it. War is always “costly business, but-now-we are in for it here is no avoiding such taxation as will eep-good the credit of the government. To b way we will never pay at all. Any body h see that treasury ‘notes would at once Cepreeiate, and at the close of the war there “ uid be nothing ieft but repudation. This ver be. Ci 0 Daily Transcript Given ‘under my hand this, the 2ist day of Febherein be made by publishing in the Daily Morning fT ipt. a newspaper publisir county, at least once a Week for a period of three Feb. A. b., 1862. UN, J. P. A true eopy, attest. M. COMBS, Constable. ST. PATRICK’s ANNIVERSARY BALL, TO. BE GIVEN AT TEMPERANCE HALL!!! Monday Evening, MARCH 17th 1862. Sy C. B. Irish and N. Flinn, TICKETS... \.FIVE DOLLARS. xk THE BEST MUSIC has been secured for the occasion—Mesers. Smidtschneider and Plumhoff. The Supper will be given at Withington’s Hall. ST. PATRICK'S BALL ! 17th 1862. —AT THE— HOOK & LADDER HOUSE! ! Broad Street, Nevada City. BY MRS. JP. ADAMS. ieee eeneelpsomeemrvge MANAGERS. i NEVADA. GRASS VALLEY. John Grimes, ord,M. Cooney, ~~ Mills O’Conner, Wm Calinan, _ Dan Mulloy, Wm. Osborn, Jas. K. Byrne, ON BAR OH VIR EES Thos RKynolds, Jas Ryan, Thos Drum, John Fogerty, NORTH SAN JUAN. RED DOG, P 8 Murphy, John Hussey, Mr. McNeely, John Durham, MOORE’S FLAT. WASHINGTON Jas. En je Richard Dillon, Michael arty M Fitzgerald, EUREKA. CHEROKEE, Dan McCarty, ' J _B Murphy, Anthony Thornton, Mr Fitzpatrick, OMEGA, Richard Pierce, Jas McCam»rilge, FLOOR MANAG ETFs, Pat Mulcahay, Jas Me joart, Lg gy pcr will be served at New York Hotel by Mrs. J. P. ADAMS. The Public are respectfully invited to at$ without any turther favitation TICK TS FIVE DuLLARS, te E.F.SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Nevada city, California. Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s. STEAMSHIP ST. LOUIS, bee eacwscineene soe, bees Commander, Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on Saturday, March Ist 1862. At9 o’clock A. M., punctually. For Panama. ig Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to ef neg by the Panama Railroad Company and from Aypinwall to New York by the Atlanti and Posie ineamente Com i, . B. FORB 8, A da re W. F. BABCOCK, ; 46ente. Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco. HERIFP’S SALE.—Whereas on the 24th day of February, A. v. 1862, a final jud t and decree was rendered in the District Court of the i oe nly oy Parapet of b wee of Cor. fornia, in and for the county of Nev against G F. Williamson and im favor of Dentel C for the sum of Six Hundred and Forty-two Do lars, with interest thereon at the rate of two per cént per month from the rendition pf judgment until paid, together with ‘all cost« of suit, including Counsel fees. And w' yon the said 24th. day of February A. D., 1862, it was ordered and decreed by the ssid court, that ihe mortgage set forth in atif’s complaint -be foreclosed, and the property therein described, to-wit :—All and singular the undivided one ei int interest of, im, and odes goa certain minin, claims. — min_premises ¥ ~ and bela a AT in the Blue Tept Mining Dis’ Township and County of Nevada, State of fornia, tnown and designated, as the -* Union Companv’s Claims.” Bounded by the claims of the Enterprise Mining Company on the nerth, and the Cosmas Company on the south east, the claims of the Union Company 12 in eo mane each map be interest hereby convey ing the one past thereof. Together with all and singular the tenemed, hereditaments, franchises, te. hest House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, March 25, 9 o'clock, A. M., and hand this 28th day of Feb W. KNOWLTON, sheria. Atty. @ fi CALIFORNIA CENTRAL Ay D-, 1862, ROBERT McGOUN, J. P. Goo cause of action against the above named . qr Faieere ee ee: ffendant. and that said defendant is‘s non-tes. Through Freigitf....:.-Feur Dollars ident ot the State of California. ; C. L. WILSON Itis hereby ordered that service of Summons wh ed in Nevada Given under my dhand-this, the 2iet day of R. McGO 2 to attecithoee favoring us with « call, at a1 RA (yom Seremeate fo Lincoln tte bow r from to Liacola in three hours! =ae Ye a soege tla all a for the accomNov. 30th, 1861—tf Combs & Stinchfield’s DRUC STORE. MAIN STREET, RED DOG. The following Brands of Tobacoo — * Signet. in foil. Golden Applic. Tam. O’Shanter. gnet, Gold Bans. ureka, Solace. ‘ -Standard. ele —Also, the Very Best SMOKING TOBACCO Ever brought to this market. F 8 give us'a call and satisfy yourselves that our Tobacce is no humbug. Combs & Stinchfield. Red Dog, Dee. 14th—tt FRESH CARDEN !! —AND =< FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 1861! JUST RECEIVED: ee —sXD~ FOR SALE! remmmnnqnaenoscomnsiies! Bom trmmrro my Broad Street Drug Store. . Nevada, Jan. 20th 1862. FRUIT TREES and Foreign Grape Vines. Intending to visit the Wine Dintricts of Kurope next season, I have etermined to sell off my large stock of Choiee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines And Cuttings the ensuing Winter. . Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant: Orchards or Vineyards. or deal in Trees and Vines, can have Great Bargains by cerca early application. WILSON FLINT, low K Street Levee, and after Dec. Ist will have a Depot in.K.Street, between 4th & th Sacramento, for sales nl0-5 tf E. H. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in all of the! Courts of Nevada County. Office at the Court Hense. Nev Oct. 13th, 1861. A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART of Main street, (No. 96,) Nevaila City. March 6, 1861—tf BLANKETS: ; BLANKETS!! Bt 9 RECEIVED a splendid lot of White Swiss Blankets. large size and superior qualiy—first lot ever in Nevada, which ! will sell lower than any Store in town, White Swise Crib Blankets, of superior quality. House Lining always on hand and for sale low. FURNITURE ! Of all deseriptions fer sale cheap to suit the times Sheets & Pillow Cases always on hand. Store, No. 42 Broad street, Nevada. “. MARX. Nevada, Jan. 28th—3m Fo the People of Nevada Co. ] AM again ready to forward Goods to any A section of the countics of Nevada, Placer, El Dorado, Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. Mark, Care 9. H. P. W. & Co. Sacramento City. O. H. P. WHITE. “DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Office-—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, We would inform Sacramento, Feb. 15th WE ARE PREPARED sensitive exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. — ; bag My ny WARRANT ALL WORK . Done Umer, to be performed in s MORK pag tg! are meg af icinity, otherwise v will be made. Our charges ase modete suit the times. Weare _SUST RECEIVED! . . Draw Sight Checks on San’ Francisco, Sacra* Calland see at the Pioneer Cheap Furniture . ‘. eall and settle with me, at the old stand, without idibidiaenasitietetasaitberindsensirecemaeeed canastntapatethiatensanaintaniasercatrarenismeatameeeeenret ee R. M. SHAGKELFORD & CO., MARYSVILLE, : Wosld infeem the Merehents' of Sevule end Vicinity that they are again ; FORWARDING Coops FROM THEIR OLD STAND. At the Feather River Landing. AT ONE DOLLAR PER TON “Marysville, Feb. 20th, 1862. Ss BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM SHAFER. . Commercial Street, Nevada and Shoe line than any other house loosed chock consiete of Ganiiomen's cons at extraordinary low prices, Jus drop in his store and you will then be ee Ry there is a Cheap reg pe and you wish D study ¢ ER apd buy a rof his Cheap Boots. sas Ba ! your attention is called to his stock of Shoes. Repairing.—Particular_attention given to this branch of the busiuess. Give me a call mothe porresives: Nevada, Dee. 17th—tf 7 Cc. W. MULFORD, At his old stand, Main street, Nevada. 1OLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates. ADT Sight. Cheeks on San Francisco and Sa¢ra-_ men to Exchange = the Atiantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Assay or Coi ’ County Scrip bought at the Highest Rates. Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1862. GEORGE W. KIDD, In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada, NOLD DUST Purchased at the Highest MarG ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust orwardéd for Assay or for Coinage at the U.8 wigh at Checks on San Franciseo and Sacramento Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates Jollee made,-and State and County Seurities purchased at the highest Market value Nevada, March 7, 1861-tf J. C, BIRDSEYE, ©. NM. FENTON, BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, NO. 30. Main street; Nevada City. URCHASE Gold Durt. Advance on Dust for Assay or Coinage at the U: 8, Mint. mento and Marysville. : Our Sight Exchange on New Y ork. Highest price paid for County Scrip. Nevada, Nov 24th. BROAD STREET MARKET No. 48 Broad Street, Nevada. ALL KINDS OF MEAT constantly on hand at the above well known Market, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. MEATS DEI IVERED in any part of the city, free. of any char, Prices according to quality of Meats urchased, Pye28-tF JAS. COLLEY. A& Certain and Permanent Cure —FOR— Rheumatism and Neuralgia !! 18 OFFERED 'TO THE PUBLIC BY DR. H. C. F. BEHRENS. HEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA , are diseases which oftener than most others baffle the skill of the ordinary medical practifioner, and are frequently pronounced incurable Experience having proveito Dr. Behrens’ that the most obstinate cases yield to proper treatment. he deeme it his duty to place his Great REMEDY within the reach of all who may require it. His office in this city is datly visited by persons who have suffered for years from these complaints, many.of whom have tried, without avail, other eminent physicians and no ted remedies, and he hes never failed to effect a cure. Thousands of others are prevented from availing themselves of his services by the inconvenience and expense attending a visit to the city. ‘To these and all othere who are suffering from these distressing complaints, he offers his ‘“ ANTI-RHEUMATIC ELIXIR, ”’ with the assurance that it is composed Of the same remedies he has used so successfully in his private tive. Pa of the ELIXIR can be sent by Express to any part of the Pacific States. All orders promptly attended to. Orders should -be ad‘iressed ** Dr. Hf. C. ¥F. BEHREN®*, corner of Washington and Dupont street#, San Francis¢o.”? Price, $2 per ttie. Single bottles, or packages of one-half or ene dozen bottles, sent us, per order. } ebruary, 24 3m WINE & LIQUOR: STORE. AUGUSTINE ISOARD, Prop. Two doors above Weaver & Newman’s Store. Broad Street, Nevada. WOULD cail attention to the fact that I have on hand a large assortment of the first quality of Liquors, consisting of : Brandy, Gin, Whisky, Cordials, i" Wines, a&e. the gtape by myself, in this city None but the Best. of Liquors offered for sale. Nevada, Dee. 4th. 18%. mM. J. HYDELIFF, {SUCCESSOR TO J.C’ GREEN & CO.) —DEALER IN— Greoecriés and Provisions.and General Merchandise, Red Dog. '. \HE undersigned having purchased the entire Stock and business ofthe late firm of J. C. Green & Co., will conduct the business at the old stand at the Brick Store. on the north side of Main Strect Red . ree: Having purchased all book aceounts and debts owing to the late firm ef J.C. Green & Co —all persens owing eaid firm are requested to delay. AES HE: tor Wighest Price paid for GOLD DUST. 24} Dog. Feb. 15th, 1862. ities OM. J. HYDELIFP. NILES SEARLS. Ae GC SEARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Office—Broad street. K *s Building. NILES { SHAFER. . Pbest quality of Also, afew gallons of Wine manufactured from }-.: D®sBQsterrer’s STOMACH HiT’. Bitters are wniversally for Fever and Ague, Flatulence, Heaviness o effect upon the system ts most miraculous ; they . give ahealthy tone to the system, relicve aif morbid matter, and iti fhet-thoromgly cleanac the system Of all impurities. Tn no ease tas it beer -{-knowh to fail, bat on tlie contrary new virtues have been found inits-use.—Po-thove afflicted with any of the above ills of the body, the © Bir ters’ are offered as a speedy and certain cure. ; Try them and form your own opinion —Sold by Drug gists and dealers ‘everywhere. Rete Feb. 7th.—1-m aCi2 .S 4p ae FASHION. RESTAUR _ BROAD STREET * id Y ada, it bg OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Day and Night wm. MONAMAN,... Propricter : a en akan ne oF IT AM NOW FULLY PREPARED: ‘TO ENTERTAIN THE THE BEST STYLE AND ar ‘MODERATE RATES. G ub tect thee "ee parker: terete ai? moments notice, and got in 4 style to suit the tastes of the $ epioane. oon MEALS AT ALL URS. ‘ I intend to keep the “ FABMTOW & as a firetclass restaurant, amd as such 1 recomm ; of the city and the count _ Those pace who relisha GOOD MEAL wil). do well to * and for t eB. Nevada. Nov, 26, 1860-tf BLAZE’'S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST if You Want 2 Geod Drink, _ GO TO BLAZE’s Nevada. Sept. 6-tfT. ELLARD BEANS, No. 5% Bread Street, Wholesale and Retail Dealer: in KP Goods detivered Free of Charge.4y Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1861.<tf BAKER & WYMORE, . DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, RESH MEATS, of ALT KINDA, . on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. @ Goods delivered Free e7Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada, WoOOD—0Of all kinds, on h and fi cheap forcash. — % agg ae WEAVER & NEWMAN, Yo. .59 Broad Street, Nevada, : HOLESALE and. retaift dealers 3 My cies PRON ITONS WADI ARE Buyer, Wheat, Ground Feed, he. &e., — “Always ou tor found tiris tide of . pelican or © Posse: great iuducements to the trade, WEAVER & NEWMAN UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. ‘HK. ed would inform the citizens of ‘T'Revedeand vicinity that they have completed stablishment, onse,avached to thelr wall kn Known e public can “ dated with Baths at all ¢ Goes constantly on hand ‘ Dr, Genning’s os They also keep Uc tor, . celebrated for its medical powers the human Hair. It entirety erad and hens ie air from turning CRFUMERY—A fine asso on hand. #20-tf MINERS! ']‘HE best and cheapest Coupling for M Hose ever made. Perfect i shameereeee requiring no clamps to fasten the Hose. Con becoupled and uncoupled in half a minute. Any rson who upouw trial is dissatisfied can return hem and get his money back, W.H. , And JOHN PATTISON Telegraph Office. Nevada, Nov. 21, 1861. NE WMEAT MAR KET. Commercial Street, Nevada, Two doors from Mayers & Co» Shoe Stor . PAT. MULCAHMAY would First Clase Meat Market, And will keep constantly on hand the very Beef, Pork, Mutton, &e., Give me a call—my prices are low. Nevada, Nov. 26th. BAILEY HOUSE, ON BROAD STREET. NEVADA, ae victor would anneonace to I the pobite of Gate county, and the State at large, that he has taken charge of the above Splendid New Brick Motet,: Which he designs keepi in “The Heat style Travelers visiting Nevatle will find ofl the soup forts ofa homeatthis Hotel. . > SINGLE OR DOUBLE Booms furnished persons at this House. The Bede are all furnis: with the best SPRisG MATTRESSES and the rooms are supplied inc. comfortable and luxurious style. THE BEST OF Liquons 4ND WINES f To be found at the Bar. “RATE: OF CHARGES: Board per week. -..-0ss+-+s TROND 0 0000 cdckiecatadie tteeteernne Behes and Lasgune mee day..61 50 -' WH. &. BRADLEY. CYUNTY SURVEYOR. OV¥ICE—At the Court House, Neveds Nevada, Jan. Ist $ 015-titn, NT. PEOPLE IN iti. Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, ~ we can offer . LAMPE & BRO. 54 Broad street inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that hehas opened a GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

attendk, pre. . = th2 td her and Spring h ODject re next friends that Ds ! my othli inve Gold fice is eep you ost hap. SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 2a. _ beautiful homestead. We congratulate our . world is disposed te improve and. beautify legged man jumping ove of our lots for thé . ainong the‘canines perambulating the streete, _ tear each other to pieces for the amusement . part of the fight Jack bad the call, as his ad. hind us calied bis “‘ second wind,” which enm* Congressional Directory of the Second ae tla ll oy Religious Notices. ‘Methodist Church.—Hold re every at the Methodist Chureh, head of ‘Broad street, at 11 4. M., and 7% P.M. W. Grove Deal, Pastor. Episcopal.—At the Court House, every Sabbath at lI, A.M,and3p.m. KevoMr. Willes, Pastor. . Baptist—At the Church, Spring and 7 Pr. M.— street, every Sabbath at I] a. m. Rey: B. Brierly, Pastor. ; : Catholic. Atthe Catholic Church, Wash ington street at 9 a.m. Rev. F J. Dalton, Pas tor. Se SALE or Reat, Estate.—The fine building lot on_Main street, above the resideuice of JOH. Bostwick, belonging te the estate of Edward Kelsey, was evld yesterday morning _at Administrator’s sale for $460. John P. Skelten, Esq. was the purchaser. The lot is a large and desirable one, and when a nice house is erected cn it—such a one as friend Skelton will doubtless build—it-will-make a brother typo on this his first move towards a domestic life. May he flourish and mult'ply! 2 Prve Weatuer.—The weuther is so exceedingly tine, and it is such a nice time to phint trees, thateven the laziest fellow in the the landscape. “The exhilirating effect of the weather is such that we find a wooden purpose of making an orchard.of it, and as nothing but-an-item-can—betmuade out of the fellow, we muke that, and go on our way rejorcing. fag cane Works oF ART.—We had the pleasure of seving, yesterday, two beautiful oil paint‘ingé at the shop f Mr. Geo. E. Withington, . éxeouted by O. G. Auld. They are most benutitully finished and reflect much credit on. the artist who painted them. $ SE. THE boys made use of the fair weather of “yesterday. They were all out enjoying the sunshine and fomenting war and discord and the stupid brutes were silly enough to of the crowd. The ladies, too—gondness forgive us for mentioning them in connection with dog fiyhts—were out, enjoying the smiles of old Sel, their gay ribbons fluttering in the balmy breeze, and lending a charm to the landseape which made a fellow thank God that Spring was coming. Hurrah for fine weather ! A ~~ THE FtGur between the dogs Keeper and Jack came off yesterday afternoon at Tracy's Pavilion and resulted in favor of Keeper who won the fight in fifty-five minutes. A large crowd witnessed the ‘contest. In the early versary tried to get away from him at almost every round, though he would again scratch when brought back. But during the last ten minutes Keeper caught what « man beabled him to shake poor Jack out of all his, as he appeared to have no “ second wind” to fall back upon. Discnarcep.—J. B. Van Hagen Esq. who was brought up on arrest fer contempt of Court, from San Francisco by the Deputy Sheriff of that county, was brought before udge McFarland yesterday and discharged bn the ground that insufficient notice had been given him. We learn from Mr. Van Hagen that the derringer he was flourishing a day or two ince, hada bullet in it. So it was “sup: ” . Pus. Docs.—We are under obligations » Congressman Sargeut for a multitude~ of uments from Washington, among the lit Session of the Thirty-Seventh Congress, Mesmage of the President, and accompanying documents ,Report of a Select Committee ou Government Contracts, Speeches of Hon. A. A. Sargent and others. [9 Considerable dispute is being had hbout direct taxation for the sup of the war, and some were most fierce for war are most backward in putting their hands into their pockets to pay for it. War is always “costly business, but-now-we are in for it here is no avoiding such taxation as will eep-good the credit of the government. To b way we will never pay at all. Any body h see that treasury ‘notes would at once Cepreeiate, and at the close of the war there “ uid be nothing ieft but repudation. This ver be. Ci 0 Daily Transcript Given ‘under my hand this, the 2ist day of Febherein be made by publishing in the Daily Morning fT ipt. a newspaper publisir county, at least once a Week for a period of three Feb. A. b., 1862. UN, J. P. A true eopy, attest. M. COMBS, Constable. ST. PATRICK’s ANNIVERSARY BALL, TO. BE GIVEN AT TEMPERANCE HALL!!! Monday Evening, MARCH 17th 1862. Sy C. B. Irish and N. Flinn, TICKETS..... \.FIVE DOLLARS. xk THE BEST MUSIC has been secured for the occasion—Mesers. Smidtschneider and Plumhoff. The Supper will be given at Withington’s Hall. ST. PATRICK'S BALL ! 17th 1862. —AT THE— HOOK & LADDER HOUSE! ! Broad Street, Nevada City. BY MRS. JP. ADAMS. ieee eeneelpsomeemrvge MANAGERS. i NEVADA. GRASS VALLEY. John Grimes, ord,M. Cooney, ~~ Mills O’Conner, Wm Calinan, _ Dan Mulloy, Wm. Osborn, Jas. K. Byrne, ON BAR OH VIR EES Thos RKynolds, Jas Ryan, Thos Drum, John Fogerty, NORTH SAN JUAN. RED DOG, P 8 Murphy, John Hussey, Mr. McNeely, John Durham, MOORE’S FLAT. WASHINGTON Jas. En je Richard Dillon, Michael arty M Fitzgerald, EUREKA. CHEROKEE, Dan McCarty, ' J _B Murphy, Anthony Thornton, Mr Fitzpatrick, OMEGA, Richard Pierce, Jas McCam»rilge, FLOOR MANAG ETFs, Pat Mulcahay, Jas Me joart, Lg gy pcr will be served at New York Hotel by Mrs. J. P. ADAMS. The Public are respectfully invited to at$ without any turther favitation TICK TS FIVE DuLLARS, te E.F.SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Nevada city, California. Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s. STEAMSHIP ST. LOUIS, bee eacwscineene soe, bees Commander, Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on Saturday, March Ist 1862. At9 o’clock A. M., punctually. For Panama. ig Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to ef neg by the Panama Railroad Company and from Aypinwall to New York by the Atlanti and Posie ineamente Com i, . B. FORB 8, A da re W. F. BABCOCK, ; 46ente. Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco. HERIFP’S SALE.—Whereas on the 24th day of February, A. v. 1862, a final jud t and decree was rendered in the District Court of the i oe nly oy Parapet of b wee of Cor. fornia, in and for the county of Nev against G F. Williamson and im favor of Dentel C for the sum of Six Hundred and Forty-two Do lars, with interest thereon at the rate of two per cént per month from the rendition pf judgment until paid, together with ‘all cost« of suit, including Counsel fees. And w' yon the said 24th. day of February A. D., 1862, it was ordered and decreed by the ssid court, that ihe mortgage set forth in atif’s complaint -be foreclosed, and the property therein described, to-wit :—All and singular the undivided one ei int interest of, im, and odes goa certain minin, claims. — min_premises ¥ ~ and bela a AT in the Blue Tept Mining Dis’ Township and County of Nevada, State of fornia, tnown and designated, as the -* Union Companv’s Claims.” Bounded by the claims of the Enterprise Mining Company on the nerth, and the Cosmas Company on the south east, the claims of the Union Company 12 in eo mane each map be interest hereby convey ing the one past thereof.. Together with all and singular the tenemed, hereditaments, franchises, te. hest House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, March 25, 9 o'clock, A. M., and hand this 28th day of Feb W. KNOWLTON, sheria. Atty. @ fi CALIFORNIA CENTRAL Ay D-, 1862, ROBERT McGOUN, J. P. Goo cause of action against the above named . qr Faieere ee ee: ffendant. and that said defendant is‘s non-tes. Through Freigitf.......:..-Feur Dollars ident ot the State of California. ; C. L. WILSON Itis hereby ordered that service of Summons wh ed in Nevada Given under my dhand-this, the 2iet day of R. McGO 2 to attecithoee favoring us with « call, at a1 RA (yom Seremeate fo Lincoln tte bow r from to Liacola in three hours! =ae Ye a soege tla all a for the accomNov. 30th, 1861—tf Combs & Stinchfield’s DRUC STORE. MAIN STREET, RED DOG. The following Brands of Tobacoo — * Signet. in foil. Golden Applic. Tam. O’Shanter. gnet, Gold Bans. ureka, Solace. ‘ -Standard. ele —Also, the Very Best SMOKING TOBACCO Ever brought to this market. F 8 give us'a call and satisfy yourselves that our Tobacce is no humbug. Combs & Stinchfield. Red Dog, Dee. 14th—tt FRESH CARDEN !! —AND =< FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 1861! JUST RECEIVED: ee —sXD~ FOR SALE! remmmnnqnaenoscomnsiies! Bom trmmrro my Broad Street Drug Store. . Nevada, Jan. 20th 1862. FRUIT TREES and Foreign Grape Vines. Intending to visit the Wine Dintricts of Kurope next season, I have etermined to sell off my large stock of Choiee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines And Cuttings the ensuing Winter. . Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant: Orchards or Vineyards. or deal in Trees and Vines, can have Great Bargains by cerca early application. WILSON FLINT, low K Street Levee, and after Dec. Ist will have a Depot in.K.Street, between 4th & th Sacramento, for sales nl0-5 tf E. H. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in all of the! Courts of Nevada County. Office at the Court Hense. Nev Oct. 13th, 1861. A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART of Main street, (No. 96,) Nevaila City. March 6, 1861—tf BLANKETS: ; BLANKETS!! Bt 9 RECEIVED a splendid lot of White Swiss Blankets. large size and superior qualiy—first lot ever in Nevada, which ! will sell lower than any Store in town, White Swise Crib Blankets, of superior quality. House Lining always on hand and for sale low. FURNITURE ! Of all deseriptions fer sale cheap to suit the times Sheets & Pillow Cases always on hand. Store, No. 42 Broad street, Nevada.

“. MARX. Nevada, Jan. 28th—3m Fo the People of Nevada Co. ] AM again ready to forward Goods to any A section of the countics of Nevada, Placer, El Dorado, Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. Mark, Care 9. H. P. W. & Co. Sacramento City. O. H. P. WHITE. “DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Office-—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, We would inform Sacramento, Feb. 15th WE ARE PREPARED sensitive exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. — ; bag My ny WARRANT ALL WORK . Done Umer, to be performed in s MORK pag tg! are meg af icinity, otherwise v will be made. Our charges ase modete suit the times. Weare _SUST RECEIVED! . . Draw Sight Checks on San’ Francisco, Sacra* Calland see at the Pioneer Cheap Furniture . ‘. eall and settle with me, at the old stand, without idibidiaenasitietetasaitberindsensirecemaeeed canastntapatethiatensanaintaniasercatrarenismeatameeeeenret ee R. M. SHAGKELFORD & CO., MARYSVILLE, : Wosld infeem the Merehents' of Sevule end Vicinity that they are again ; FORWARDING Coops FROM THEIR OLD STAND. At the Feather River Landing. AT ONE DOLLAR PER TON “Marysville, Feb. 20th, 1862. Ss BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM SHAFER. . Commercial Street, Nevada and Shoe line than any other house loosed chock consiete of Ganiiomen's cons at extraordinary low prices, Jus drop in his store and you will then be ee Ry there is a Cheap reg pe and you wish D study ¢ ER apd buy a rof his Cheap Boots. sas Ba ! your attention is called to his stock of Shoes. Repairing.—Particular_attention given to this branch of the busiuess. Give me a call mothe porresives: Nevada, Dee. 17th—tf 7 Cc. W. MULFORD, At his old stand, Main street, Nevada. 1OLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates. ADT Sight. Cheeks on San Francisco and Sa¢ra-_ men to Exchange = the Atiantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Assay or Coi ’ County Scrip bought at the Highest Rates. Nevada, Jan. 7th, 1862. GEORGE W. KIDD, In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada, NOLD DUST Purchased at the Highest MarG ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust orwardéd for Assay or for Coinage at the U.8 wigh at Checks on San Franciseo and Sacramento Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates Jollee made,-and State and County Seurities purchased at the highest Market value Nevada, March 7, 1861-tf J. C, BIRDSEYE, ©. NM. FENTON, BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, NO. 30. Main street; Nevada City. URCHASE Gold Durt. Advance on Dust for Assay or Coinage at the U: 8, Mint. mento and Marysville. : Our Sight Exchange on New Y ork. Highest price paid for County Scrip. Nevada, Nov 24th. BROAD STREET MARKET No. 48 Broad Street, Nevada. ALL KINDS OF MEAT constantly on hand at the above well known Market, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. MEATS DEI IVERED in any part of the city, free. of any char, Prices according to quality of Meats urchased, Pye28-tF JAS. COLLEY. A& Certain and Permanent Cure —FOR— Rheumatism and Neuralgia !! 18 OFFERED 'TO THE PUBLIC BY DR. H. C. F. BEHRENS. HEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA , are diseases which oftener than most others baffle the skill of the ordinary medical practifioner, and are frequently pronounced incurable Experience having proveito Dr. Behrens’ that the most obstinate cases yield to proper treatment. he deeme it his duty to place his Great REMEDY within the reach of all who may require it. His office in this city is datly visited by persons who have suffered for years from these complaints, many.of whom have tried, without avail, other eminent physicians and no ted remedies, and he hes never failed to effect a cure. Thousands of others are prevented from availing themselves of his services by the inconvenience and expense attending a visit to the city. ‘To these and all othere who are suffering from these distressing complaints, he offers his ‘“ ANTI-RHEUMATIC ELIXIR, ”’ with the assurance that it is composed Of the same remedies he has used so successfully in his private tive. Pa of the ELIXIR can be sent by Express to any part of the Pacific States. All orders promptly attended to. Orders should -be ad‘iressed ** Dr. Hf. C. ¥F. BEHREN®*, corner of Washington and Dupont street#, San Francis¢o.”? Price, $2 per ttie. Single bottles, or packages of one-half or ene dozen bottles, sent us, per order. } ebruary, 24 3m WINE & LIQUOR: STORE. AUGUSTINE ISOARD, Prop. Two doors above Weaver & Newman’s Store. Broad Street, Nevada. WOULD cail attention to the fact that I have on hand a large assortment of the first quality of Liquors, consisting of : Brandy, Gin, Whisky, Cordials, i" Wines, a&e. the gtape by myself, in this city None but the Best. of Liquors offered for sale. Nevada, Dee. 4th. 18%. mM. J. HYDELIFF, {SUCCESSOR TO J.C’ GREEN & CO.) —DEALER IN— Greoecriés and Provisions.and General Merchandise, Red Dog. '. \HE undersigned having purchased the entire Stock and business ofthe late firm of J. C. Green & Co., will conduct the business at the old stand at the Brick Store. on the north side of Main Strect Red . ree: Having purchased all book aceounts and debts owing to the late firm ef J.C. Green & Co —all persens owing eaid firm are requested to delay. AES HE: tor Wighest Price paid for GOLD DUST. 24} Dog. Feb. 15th, 1862. ities OM. J. HYDELIFP. NILES SEARLS. Ae GC SEARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Office—Broad street. K *s Building. NILES { SHAFER. . Pbest quality of Also, afew gallons of Wine manufactured from }-.: D®sBQsterrer’s STOMACH HiT’. Bitters are wniversally for Fever and Ague, Flatulence, Heaviness o effect upon the system ts most miraculous ; they . give ahealthy tone to the system, relicve aif morbid matter, and iti fhet-thoromgly cleanac the system Of all impurities. Tn no ease tas it beer -{-knowh to fail, bat on tlie contrary new virtues have been found inits-use.—Po-thove afflicted with any of the above ills of the body, the © Bir ters’ are offered as a speedy and certain cure. ; Try them and form your own opinion —Sold by Drug gists and dealers ‘everywhere. Rete Feb. 7th.—1-m aCi2 .S 4p ae FASHION. RESTAUR _ BROAD STREET * id Y ada, it bg OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Day and Night wm. MONAMAN,...... Propricter : a en akan ne oF IT AM NOW FULLY PREPARED: ‘TO ENTERTAIN THE THE BEST STYLE AND ar ‘MODERATE RATES. G ub tect thee "ee parker: terete ai? moments notice, and got in 4 style to suit the tastes of the $ epioane. oon MEALS AT ALL URS. ‘ I intend to keep the “ FABMTOW & as a firetclass restaurant, amd as such 1 recomm ; of the city and the count _ Those pace who relisha GOOD MEAL wil). do well to * and for t eB. Nevada. Nov, 26, 1860-tf BLAZE’'S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST if You Want 2 Geod Drink, _ GO TO BLAZE’s Nevada. Sept. 6-tfT. ELLARD BEANS, No. 5% Bread Street, Wholesale and Retail Dealer: in KP Goods detivered Free of Charge.4y Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1861.<tf BAKER & WYMORE, . DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, RESH MEATS, of ALT KINDA, . on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. @ Goods delivered Free e7Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada, WoOOD—0Of all kinds, on h and fi cheap forcash. — % agg ae WEAVER & NEWMAN, Yo. .59 Broad Street, Nevada, : HOLESALE and. retaift dealers 3 My cies PRON ITONS WADI ARE Buyer, Wheat, Ground Feed, he. &e., — “Always ou tor found tiris tide of . pelican or © Posse: great iuducements to the trade, WEAVER & NEWMAN UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. ‘HK. ed would inform the citizens of ‘T'Revedeand vicinity that they have completed stablishment, onse,avached to thelr wall kn Known e public can “ dated with Baths at all ¢ Goes constantly on hand ‘ Dr, Genning’s os They also keep Uc tor, . celebrated for its medical powers the human Hair. It entirety erad and hens ie air from turning CRFUMERY—A fine asso on hand. #20-tf MINERS! ']‘HE best and cheapest Coupling for M Hose ever made. Perfect i shameereeee requiring no clamps to fasten the Hose. Con becoupled and uncoupled in half a minute. Any rson who upouw trial is dissatisfied can return hem and get his money back, W.H. , And JOHN PATTISON Telegraph Office. Nevada, Nov. 21, 1861. NE WMEAT MAR KET. Commercial Street, Nevada, Two doors from Mayers & Co» Shoe Stor . PAT. MULCAHMAY would First Clase Meat Market, And will keep constantly on hand the very Beef, Pork, Mutton, &e., Give me a call—my prices are low. Nevada, Nov. 26th. BAILEY HOUSE, ON BROAD STREET. NEVADA, ae victor would anneonace to I the pobite of Gate county, and the State at large, that he has taken charge of the above Splendid New Brick Motet,: Which he designs keepi in “The Heat style Travelers visiting Nevatle will find ofl the soup forts ofa homeatthis Hotel. . > SINGLE OR DOUBLE Booms furnished persons at this House. The Bede are all furnis: with the best SPRisG MATTRESSES and the rooms are supplied inc. comfortable and luxurious style. THE BEST OF Liquons 4ND WINES f To be found at the Bar. “RATE: OF CHARGES: Board per week.. -...-0ss+-+s TROND 0 0000 cdckiecatadie tteeteernne Behes and Lasgune mee day...61 50 -' WH. &. BRADLEY. CYUNTY SURVEYOR. OV¥ICE—At the Court House, Neveds Nevada, Jan. Ist $ 015-titn, NT. PEOPLE IN iti. Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, ~ we can offer . LAMPE & BRO. 54 Broad street inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that hehas opened a GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.