October 29, 1861 (4 pages)

paid.at-. will be quently whole be paid, ch first ed instn therethereon yment, amount interest re payeertif1e sub may he ir orig"S may a N, “y Ag’t td. untys method VADA untry. mot be mong st sicat Britsreater re grlor yiacn& comforeign: y. The rt and jistress asulfed Your march. panies f J FALide yor nd you rae > City, * ‘Im, vn ire @x } eetal , these prough better N. gens ot Morning Transcript The 2 Pablistied Daily, Monday excepted. “N. P. BROWN, PROFRIETOR. OFFICE — COMMERCIAL STREET. e 1 Terms: of the Daily Transcript : oe aL Twenty-Five Cents Per Week. CH" The New York Times says :—A new: brand of California wines, -made from’ the . vineyaris‘of Sinsevain Broa., has keen bro't to this market_and is for sale by C. A. Robert, No. 51 Cedat sfreet. ‘It is a white wine of very excellent quality—decidedly better than the ordinary German wines soly at anyWer thy the attention OP te pabH. It can be procured at very reasonable rates, and is as healthy asit is pleasant. We commend it to . : general fuver. > Brown CoaLin NEVADA To RRITORY— At the list meeting of the Cdifernia Acordes? wy of NuturckScieneds, held in this eity, Mr. W:P Bioikediled attention to the recent discovery, by Col. Whitin, ‘of brown coal, er lignite, in regulir strata, about fifteen 2 miles from Virginia City, and on the borders a of Caraon Villey. When he visited the place, x bed only six inches thick was exposed ; since. that,.on’ two feet thick tos been reported. This lignite is tound between strata of biguminous and ehiy shales; all of which are tplifred, The fucts show the —oferinen existaiee fae bred sheet Of water ia that regis, vada vegetable growth of consklerible Tuxurtnee, under canditions of elimatvery different from the present, and ‘at ne Cery remote period, geologically. » The quality of the simples of lignite ia’ fair; and it may be ased with profit tor fuel, if find in beds thi-ks eneugh te be eeonomically worked. — Alta. TRUST NO Mas WH ts Nov OUTSPOKEN Tacthis hour of roonentimtiostdhnger rt threatened cabiumity, nen> ahoull be allowed te remib: *% mement ia the public service “whose loyalty is aot above all suapicion, and no ley ity cen new be trast-d which i net’ npen and kaown of all, ond whireb-is wot ardent an? nvceasing in its manifeetations.— Joseph Holt. Movewratnous.— Od 'Buniy lived in All ghany county, aad beng dewn in the citysome one snid te ttm: * It 1 qrite. mann, tuineas country where you live,.Mr. Bandy» ia it nut?" “Why, ue.” sad the old man, “jt ain't exictly mountainesus, but its a vatber hilltaneous eoustry, thats a fact.” How t» Have Peace.—The Louisville Democrat puts the case in » few words as follows : "8S we The peace meetings, held in thie State uni versally call upon the Goveroement to ¢axe thia war,us if the Government broaght it on, or ag if if were possible for the Government alone to step it, There are tw parties in this contest. Why de we hear no appeaiaito the Southern States to withheld their ars, and try the. efficiency of peaceful negotiations ? ; Ld FREEMAN & SIMPSON’S OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY. Sg CONSUMPTION and constantly increasing demand for the OLD MAGNOLIA WHIsky~ Rendars us confitent that it must eapertede all other forias of restorative Liquors, eémbinin, as it oes, every element of Purizé: Streneth. Palatability ant Healthininess“which shoul4 eharacterize a beverage eui to our age and country. We desire deal and eonsumers tonotice that upon every bafrel and packave of our Genuine articles, oursiames are branded in full < and also, that to eget barrel aad package is affixed ; a ou# NEW .CARD continued the axe,of our former colored cat of the Magnolia “lower, and have substituted ‘or it a Cart, containing an enrraving of ** The Pha: nix Distillery ow the Sch sy!kill River,” with eur name priate . im fall en a, ae These various athysapts to im eounter. feit our W hiskies, are perhap~ the best tributes to the is reputation which they hare achieved. etiaiel FERIOR ARTICLES are arver eran ned) {sé FREEMAN & SIMP-ON, neaix Distillery, oa Schuyiskill river t Philadelphia FAMILY SEWING MACHINES 960 and upward: $60, and upward Which either by legal injunctions or from their ; “ . We & view to prevent the success of impos4, Ieitation end Counterfeity, «ho have di«Offices—At Nevada and Grass Valley }10-3m At Greatly Reduced Prices! At Greatly Reduced Prices! At Greatly Reduced Prices! A. A. SARGENT.SARGENT & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. A. C, NILES $60 and Upward! TWENTY percent. DISCOUNT from @ur former low Prices. HE GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING T the introduction of our New Style Family Sewing Mactfines in this State (asm all others, has prompted certain unprincipled and unréliable parties to endeavor to force upon the public certain inferior and so called : CHEAP MACHINES. ° own inherent defects haveloug since died out in the Eastern States. [t is our determination to . Supply a Goo@ Machine AT A VERY Low PRICE , ureliaser may net as in past instances experience in the purchase of one ; nained Cheap Sewing Machines, a dear bargain and waste of money. fa rf THE WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION OF THE GROVER & BAKER'S SE WILiN G MACHINE, d And the fact that _ OVER FIFTY THOUSAND! ! Have aircady been sold and are. daily and hourly merrily clicking in every quarter of the glube, proclaiming ia their unerring action, perfect op eration and -wenderful simplicity, rHEIR UNDENIABLE SUPERIORITY ta the best evidenee we can adduce of their mer ts. ‘The highest,efforts of inventive genms, the moat perfect application of mechanical skill, and the best practical results of an undivided aim to pre eminence ABOVE ALL OTHERS! Are combined in the Grover & Baker Familiy Sewing Machine ! Phat this pre-emmence bas veen attaiged is in eoutrovertibly evidenced in their increasing and unprecedented sale, und the 6 UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS Attending them at ALL THE FAIRS OF 1860. “Where against the most pewerfal and anremit ting opposition of rival Machines they have in every instance reeeived THE. FIRST PREMIUM. @ver Wheeler & Wilson, Singer, Howe And all other Stuctle Machines, xy Send for a Ctr cular of our reduced Prices, Cuts, Samples of Sewing, ete. : R. &. BROVEN, Agent. $29 MONTGOMERY STREET, sAN FRANCISCO. Saronel Jelly, Sacramento; J.T. Allment, Marysvilie; J L. Woodman, Stockton; J. Lewis San Ioee “CW. YOUNG, Agent.’ a od OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY. ‘'IVHES. FINE WHiIssY 18 THE * NON: j _ pareil ’’ of @ pure, healtiifal and.invigorat ng Tonic, suited exactly to the peculiar .con litions of the climete of our continent, and the very periertion uf a teatorative “OEVERAGE, whetuer tr the robust or the invalid. For the past eigit years it has attracted the attention of onnosseurs of Whiskies at the South, and in sther portions of pur country. The consumption snd demand ior it are daily tnereasing, and we are-contidem: that it must eu ercede ail other forms of restorativé liquors, combining as it toes every element of Purity, Strength, Pala cability ance Heaithininees, which should char .cterize a beverage suited to our age and country AUTION AS TOCOUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS. The high appreciation which connoiasedre and he pubtre generatly have extentied to var “OID MAGNOLIA ” ond otucr brands of pure Whisky wad the consequent tacreasing demand tor tiem im all sections of te country, have induced un principled parties to resort to the moet aniair and disreputavie imitations and counterivite of sur brand. and prodacts. We have beea advised vy our correspondents 1a various sections +1 the oumiry, that a coumpon aud very in‘erior Wiisky has been sold under the mamee of * Magvolia” and “ ramily Ryv,’ thes mjuriag tue reputation of our own PUKE andSfANDALD ariicie, and ‘Im(osimg upou the public inferior -inpounds. ‘Audin San Francisco, our former colored cut of tae Magnolia Flower has been imitated in a very inferior style, with our names incorrectly speiled, thus: ss “ FREEMAN. & SIMSON.” In other cases, similar iucorreet ways of spelling our names have been resorted to by par ties who endeavdr: to evade the law, and at the same time to imitate our labels. We therefore call (he attention of eur customera, and of dealers gengrally, to the above facts, and desire them to ebserve t.¢ correct spelling of ou names on the packages. ee also desire tliem to notice that —— every and our GENUINE articles. also, that to . ; Seckaia ses amesnin ob-lmge eat success 0 Connterfeite, we have of our tormer colored ext have substituted for T. OFFICK--Broad Street, Kidd's building, Nevada. B. McFARLAND, Attorney and Counselor at Law. OFFICK—ON BRGAD STREET Over Harrington’s Salooa, N evade. Califorma Attorney . i. MM. THLTON, ” and Counselor at Law. OFFICE — ON/ BROAD STREET, @ Flagg’a Brick Building, up etairs. Nevada, Oct, 23d—tf atamnryianppnag anit C. WILSON HILL. HILG 6 & HUP: ; Attorneys and Counselors at Law, > Office, in Williams’ Brick Building, ever GW Welch’s Béekstore.~ Geo. 8. Hupp, Notary Public, GO. 8. HUPP . sept ue p * THO ° . ™ zx * = ‘' Attorney and Counselor at Law, AND NOTARY. PURTITC. % Office—Up Stairs, in Kidd & Knox’s Building, corner of Beoad and Pine streets, Nevada. : Nevada, Mar. 6.—tf County. E. H. GAYLORD, DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in ‘all of the Courts of Nevfla Office at the Court Hemet. Nevada, Oct. 13th, 1861. —— H. S. BRADLEY. COUNTY SURVEYOR. OFFICE—At the Court House, Nevada. Cheamess, of the day. *@o W KLES, e JUILDING B No. 27 Sept. 6—1f mide to order. nr ne npn ee lements, Glackamith’s To *owde:, Duck, ete., gic. At the old ¢tans ‘ BiM STREET, NEVADA. All art ane ol5-tf. : : YIGN, ORNAMENTAL AND HOUSE PAIN i) . TEE, Broad street, Nevada, next abo “aker & Co.’s Briek store. : punctuality and dispatch the order FOu sALE—-Pamts mixed Sijenerwes asusean ti caeninenigreraiaatuiaplificatitic aphdihdiahnidatimieniietaaneedilijgeianrances onielimen uaysician and Surceon, ( \FFICK AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART of Main street, March 6, 106i (No. 06,) Mbvada City. DRUGGIST & APOTAECARY. No. 43 Broad Sireet. \ EALER ON. Drugs, Oils, Paints, Patent Med icines, Faney Articles TALLMAN & TURNER, No. 18 & 21 Commercial Street, NEVADA ’CITY. / HOLESALE ANE BRETAILDEAL KKS in tiardware, Stovs, Timwere. Lead Pipe, Hydraulic Pipe,'¢ . ; CUPPER WOR with neathess and dispatch W.H. CHAWFOHD & (Suecessors to J. M. flamiltun & Co.) . GENERAL DEALERS IN MATERIALS, TER’S TOOLS, Agricultgral and Mining Im s, Cordage, CHABRLES W. YOUNG. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds: Jewelry, . (uureh, Nevada Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo: . F Hictsey’* Bleck, Ke. 27 Commercial Street. Watches opens Repaired and Jewelry guaranteed: i i A » Pettumery, Acids, Alcohol, Camphene, ¢te. ete. = Cash orders from the country WEAVER & NEWNAN 49. Broad Stree!, Nevada, HOLASALE and retail dealers in GROCK PROVISIONS,LIQUORS, QUICKSILVER, SHELF GOObS., Baviey,. Whit, Ground Feed, &. & ( yor Alwaya *ahand the largest stock to p ound this side of Sarramen*t-Vorsessing facilities unsarpageed. we ¢an offer gréat iuduecuenta to the trade. ; ‘WEAVER & N = . PHYWSiICIAN AND SURGEON, Qiulice--Rvcem No, Corner of -Broad and Pine streeta., Over Harrington’s Saloon. RFSIDEN JIE, NO. 25,5NEVADA ST., . on Old Washington road.~ Nevada, December i7-tf -4 Flage’s Brick. af policted sepé-1m st tees HAROWAREK, EWMAN,. ‘Franeisco_p . BARS OR »} by regular customers :.for assays of minerals, $5 ; “Which he designa keeping in the beat style. Pravelers visiting Nevada will: find all the apt NS JAMES J. OTT, NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE, Ne, 30 Main street, Nevada G OLD AND ORES, of every Descrip¥ tion, Melted, Refined-and Assa at San rices, and RETURNS MADE. IN COIN, in a few Hoars. M-eiting done in the presence” ef-Depositors Crains and Clippings.returned or brought in account and always guaranteed. Charges for meltiug and assaying gold—for iots-below 50 oz §2 for lots—abore ty ozs. k of l per cent. Proportidhate reduction for larger quantities deposited James J. Oft is now prepared with his NEW AMALGAMATION WORKS to operate upon precious ores, either in the ore or mineral, andis ready to receive Black Sand, Tailings, Sweepings, Tub panings, Auriferous Lead, .ctc., and wil: work them with satisfaction‘at the lo : ates. . 6 tn-tfy. JAMES J. OTT. . Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, 2 oe . Spring Street, Novada City eae ENGINES ANT BOILERS BUILT i= to order. Castings and Machinery of ever description, Quartz Machinery constructed, titted up or repaired. All kinds of Building Gastings, Sav,’ Grist, Malt and * Bark Mills;’ Horse Powér_and Ca " promptly. and at aes low rates as any establish, , ment ia Sacramento or San Francideo—freigh’ added. ae, Feb. 16-6m*. HEUGU & THOM. BAILEY HOUSE, y. ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA, : ‘pes Preprictor weuld annousce te i the public of this county, and the State at . large, tliat he has taken charge of the abov? . Splendid New Brick Hotel, OTe Ag iit: mu forta of @ hom# at this Hotel. SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS Furnished persons stopping at this House. The Keds are all furnished with tho’ best SPRING MATTRESSES andthe rooms are supplivdina comfortable and luxurious style. maa To be found at the Bar. 5 RATE OF CHARGES: Board per week.. ucaivasan cen From $7 to $10 Malas cccecccdeascescecce vednueeve . Fifty Cente Board and Lodging per day..SE SO v This Hotel will be kept open at all Hours. . i itt N. BAILEY, Proprietor. . FASHION RESTAURANT. . No., 62, ATs Nevada. OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Day and Night . 1AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE HEST STYLE AND AT . MODERATE RATES: iy Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and‘all . the good things in the market, furnished ata . moments netice, and got up in 4 etyle to euit the tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. { intend to keep the “ FASHION” ae a first . class restaurant, and as such i-reeommend it to . the people of the city and the county at large. . Those pereons who relia: a GOOD FAL will, . do well to “call and ece* for themeelves . Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf TIINIOIN SALOQON,. Ne. 46 Pine Street, Nevada City. bmn L\JOHN GRIMES e WOULD INFORM . te. JOBBLNG done to orion in? t . @)., CARPEN-San Francisco. -saly 27, e6i4f LEWIS BRO IMPORTERS AND DPEALEKS IN SECARS AND TOBACCO. M. LEWIS, Jo LEW&S, 8. LEW16, * Nevada. THERS, Carson City fice at the Court: Nevada Septé JOHN L. GAMBLE, COUNTY SURVEYOR. fe attended te. Fuse, . ? The Finest Liquors, Cigarn, ete. . Persons wishing to indulge in a“ light ¢ummer drink * or take something “+ straight? can be BLAZE'’S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIA If You Want a Good Drink, , » GOTO DLAZE'S! » Nevada. Sept. 64f J. %. NICHOLS, M. D., OMEOPATUIC PHV#ECETAN AND Murgeon. tsffice and residence Na i Gaxes, for sale by Dr. Nichole. August 25th, 1961--tf F. ELLARD BEANS, No. 62 Broad Street, Whoieesle and Retsil Dealer is. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. 0 XI Goods detivered Free of Charge.£4 © Nevada, Oct. 20th, 186°—tf ISTOL LOST,--On Saturday Kvening last, a Colt’s Five ineh, white ivory: handle, new patent Pistol. No 21.756. The tinder. will be rewarded by leaving tt at this office. auzu NEW Opposite the Exchange Mote}, they design keeping a large and han ef everytt.ing in-their, line, consiating of . FASHIONABLE. BOOTS, who will attend to all orders with punctuality, THE BEST OF LIQUORS AND WINES . } ‘Turning, ete., done at the shortest notiee : “oD . CHTANS WB. ERESED... FP roprictor i tp atte ‘d those favoring us with a eal), at ail : eri hours. fecth after having become sensitive by AVING resumed proprictorshap of . “XPosure of the. nerve will be filled without I this wellknown Rostaurant ~~ . causing pain. 2 . Goods delivered Free of Charge iis many friends, and the publie at large;. + Within a reasonable distance of . Nevada: that he ke*ps his Saloon supplied with i" accommodated by calling atthe Union. jy%3-tf : p24 . sroad Strect—firet house above the Methedist . Homeopathic Medicines and Medicine . FT cencnenpniten OT & SHOE STORE (MeLaughtin’s Brick : GRASS VALLEY, * MAYERS & COE WOULD INE THE citizens of GRASS VALLE f and vicinity that they : have, “opened a“ first clase Boot and shoe store in that place, where. dsome stock LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SHOBS, GAITERS, SLIPPERS, Ete. Repatrin -—This branch of our business is under the charge of most competent workmen, . SIMON MAWEES, so well known in Ne., vadaand Grass Valley will have charge ef the, establishment at Graze Valley. jyi0-tt . Comet Miuinitiasing Off, Ww ARE CONSTANTLY RRORIV’ iug Invoices of this celebrated brand of * KEROSENE ObL,:> rT ee with Camphene, Petroleum; or Asphaltum Oils. It is non-explosive, and : SUPERIOR TO DOWNER'S Or any Other Oil Ever Made, We have also on hand the DOWNER 8 and other brands of COAL OIL, which we are SELLING AT LOW BATES, STANFORD BROTHERS, gulé-inc , California street, Near Fron WATERPOWER DERRICK 1 bgt & BAMUERES ARE associated in the business of making ~~ WATER POWER DERRICKS The Water Power can be easily adapted.to the — common Hand Derrick to PUMPING, WINDLASSING and SAW MILLS. All I<inds of Machinery Cen be run with very little water Where there is auflicient Hydraulic pressure. TRIP. HOOKS ofa new-construction, that are always. safe and sure, constantly on hand . Mlackemithing, Iron «Orders for WATER DERRICKS from abroad yee te atended to. Shop on Deer Creek, bveow the Fonndry, W. i. KOO'T, has been ap pointed our Traveling Agent, AULs-t DRS. CHAPMAN &. HATCH, Office-—-Cornér of Bread and Pine strecta, . wea :° We would ‘inform Our frdends, and all wishing our sepvic@h that J WE ARE PREPSRED.~ WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Rone at this Office, to be performed im a MORE SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction” given, than elaewhere inthis yielnily, otherwise wo charge will bemade. Our charrer are mode rate, and to suit the times. Weary permaneutly Jocated in this place. March 4, 1s61-tf DEALERS 1N : 4 * hoe .% 3 Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits,-. . Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed. , Broad Street, Nevada. JJ RESID SEATS, of ALI KIND, on hand and for sale at Cheap rates fot cash. WoOoOD—Of ail kinds, on hand and for eaic cheap forensia. : 1 re AB x1 COLDEN EACLE HOTEL, TUBES & PATTON, PROPS. RNER SEVENTH AND K STS., Sacramento. Lhiaving leased the above weil knowns and popular Hotely thoroughly renovat«iand repaired the same, now offers induce racnta to the traveling public superior to an iotel in Sacramenta, Families and single guests visiting the city, will Gnd at the Golden Kagle, Hetter, Rooms, Pleasant and well farwished and a Table ansurpessed ins ’ by amy Hotel im the City. * With moderate prices. Every room has Sprin bievls and Mosquito Mars throughout and is .well ventilated. GUR COACTE will always be in realiness to convey Passengers to and fromthe Hotel. Free of Charge, and to any part of theeity fdr Ge Ceets each. ee . fs. ee . M. TURDS, Late of the National Mouse, Boaton . D.B. PATTON, : Formerly he International Motel, &.F. Aine 94-59 Pe 4a . : + RUSSELL MILE DUCK, FOR HYDRABLIC. MINING: Guaranteed Kqualiif mot seuperier te d-awrenee Buck. & are now in regular ree spt of this favoris:brand of Duet by “almost every Clipper ane and ere satisfied, if it te given a trial by tie trade, that has been turying heretofore the Law rence Duck exclusivély. will give eatiwfaction.— For saleby JASON, HOND & CO. : Corner of Batters & Clay at. April item : re a garnet a spon NOTICE. Le All persona having any business with the gn. dersigned, either nroteuicnal or poraseal: wie: teferred to A. © Niles, Eeq,, of Nevada. for tetthment. A. A. SARGENT _« Nevada City, Sept. 26th, 1861. ‘= . is eens ene ae’

paid.at-. will be quently whole be paid, ch first ed instn therethereon yment, amount interest re payeertif1e sub may he ir orig"S may a N, “y Ag’t td. untys method VADA untry. mot be mong st sicat Britsreater re grlor yiacn& comforeign: y. The rt and jistress asulfed Your march. panies f J FALide yor nd you rae > City, * ‘Im, vn ire @x } eetal , these prough better N. gens ot Morning Transcript The 2 Pablistied Daily, Monday excepted. “N. P. BROWN, PROFRIETOR. OFFICE — COMMERCIAL STREET. e 1 Terms: of the Daily Transcript : oe aL Twenty-Five Cents Per Week. CH" The New York Times says :—A new: brand of California wines, -made from’ the . vineyaris‘of Sinsevain Broa., has keen bro't to this market_and is for sale by C. A. Robert, No. 51 Cedat sfreet. ‘It is a white wine of very excellent quality—decidedly better than the ordinary German wines soly at anyWer thy the attention OP te pabH. It can be procured at very reasonable rates, and is as healthy asit is pleasant. We commend it to . : general fuver. > Brown CoaLin NEVADA To RRITORY— At the list meeting of the Cdifernia Acordes? wy of NuturckScieneds, held in this eity, Mr. W:P Bioikediled attention to the recent discovery, by Col. Whitin, ‘of brown coal, er lignite, in regulir strata, about fifteen 2 miles from Virginia City, and on the borders a of Caraon Villey. When he visited the place, x bed only six inches thick was exposed ; since. that,.on’ two feet thick tos been reported. This lignite is tound between strata of biguminous and ehiy shales; all of which are tplifred, The fucts show the —oferinen existaiee fae bred sheet Of water ia that regis, vada vegetable growth of consklerible Tuxurtnee, under canditions of elimatvery different from the present, and ‘at ne Cery remote period, geologically. » The quality of the simples of lignite ia’ fair; and it may be ased with profit tor fuel, if find in beds thi-ks eneugh te be eeonomically worked. — Alta. TRUST NO Mas WH ts Nov OUTSPOKEN Tacthis hour of roonentimtiostdhnger rt threatened cabiumity, nen> ahoull be allowed te remib: *% mement ia the public service “whose loyalty is aot above all suapicion, and no ley ity cen new be trast-d which i net’ npen and kaown of all, ond whireb-is wot ardent an? nvceasing in its manifeetations.— Joseph Holt. Movewratnous.— Od 'Buniy lived in All ghany county, aad beng dewn in the citysome one snid te ttm: * It 1 qrite. mann, tuineas country where you live,.Mr. Bandy» ia it nut?" “Why, ue.” sad the old man, “jt ain't exictly mountainesus, but its a vatber hilltaneous eoustry, thats a fact.” How t» Have Peace.—The Louisville Democrat puts the case in » few words as follows : "8S we The peace meetings, held in thie State uni versally call upon the Goveroement to ¢axe thia war,us if the Government broaght it on, or ag if if were possible for the Government alone to step it, There are tw parties in this contest. Why de we hear no appeaiaito the Southern States to withheld their ars, and try the. efficiency of peaceful negotiations ? ; Ld FREEMAN & SIMPSON’S OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY. Sg CONSUMPTION and constantly increasing demand for the OLD MAGNOLIA WHIsky~ Rendars us confitent that it must eapertede all other forias of restorative Liquors, eémbinin, as it oes, every element of Purizé: Streneth. Palatability ant Healthininess“which shoul4 eharacterize a beverage eui to our age and country. We desire deal and eonsumers tonotice that upon every bafrel and packave of our Genuine articles, oursiames are branded in full < and also, that to eget barrel aad package is affixed ; a ou# NEW .CARD continued the axe,of our former colored cat of the Magnolia “lower, and have substituted ‘or it a Cart, containing an enrraving of ** The Pha: nix Distillery ow the Sch sy!kill River,” with eur name priate . im fall en a, ae These various athysapts to im eounter. feit our W hiskies, are perhap~ the best tributes to the is reputation which they hare achieved. etiaiel FERIOR ARTICLES are arver eran ned) {sé FREEMAN & SIMP-ON, neaix Distillery, oa Schuyiskill river t Philadelphia FAMILY SEWING MACHINES 960 and upward: $60, and upward Which either by legal injunctions or from their ; “ . We & view to prevent the success of impos4, Ieitation end Counterfeity, «ho have di«Offices—At Nevada and Grass Valley }10-3m At Greatly Reduced Prices! At Greatly Reduced Prices! At Greatly Reduced Prices! A. A. SARGENT.SARGENT & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. A. C, NILES $60 and Upward! TWENTY percent. DISCOUNT from @ur former low Prices. HE GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING T the introduction of our New Style Family Sewing Mactfines in this State (asm all others, has prompted certain unprincipled and unréliable parties to endeavor to force upon the public certain inferior and so called : CHEAP MACHINES. ° own inherent defects haveloug since died out in the Eastern States. [t is our determination to . Supply a Goo@ Machine AT A VERY Low PRICE , ureliaser may net as in past instances experience in the purchase of one ; nained Cheap Sewing Machines, a dear bargain and waste of money. fa rf THE WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION OF THE GROVER & BAKER'S SE WILiN G MACHINE, d And the fact that _ OVER FIFTY THOUSAND! ! Have aircady been sold and are. daily and hourly merrily clicking in every quarter of the glube, proclaiming ia their unerring action, perfect op eration and -wenderful simplicity, rHEIR UNDENIABLE SUPERIORITY ta the best evidenee we can adduce of their mer ts. ‘The highest,efforts of inventive genms, the moat perfect application of mechanical skill, and the best practical results of an undivided aim to pre eminence ABOVE ALL OTHERS! Are combined in the Grover & Baker Familiy Sewing Machine ! Phat this pre-emmence bas veen attaiged is in eoutrovertibly evidenced in their increasing and unprecedented sale, und the 6 UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS Attending them at ALL THE FAIRS OF 1860. “Where against the most pewerfal and anremit ting opposition of rival Machines they have in every instance reeeived THE. FIRST PREMIUM. @ver Wheeler & Wilson, Singer, Howe And all other Stuctle Machines, xy Send for a Ctr cular of our reduced Prices, Cuts, Samples of Sewing, ete. : R. &. BROVEN, Agent. $29 MONTGOMERY STREET, sAN FRANCISCO. Saronel Jelly, Sacramento; J.T. Allment, Marysvilie; J L. Woodman, Stockton; J. Lewis San Ioee “CW. YOUNG, Agent.’ a od OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY. ‘'IVHES. FINE WHiIssY 18 THE * NON: j _ pareil ’’ of @ pure, healtiifal and.invigorat ng Tonic, suited exactly to the peculiar .con litions of the climete of our continent, and the very periertion uf a teatorative “OEVERAGE, whetuer tr the robust or the invalid. For the past eigit years it has attracted the attention of onnosseurs of Whiskies at the South, and in sther portions of pur country. The consumption snd demand ior it are daily tnereasing, and we are-contidem: that it must eu ercede ail other forms of restorativé liquors, combining as it toes every element of Purity, Strength, Pala cability ance Heaithininees, which should char .cterize a beverage suited to our age and country AUTION AS TOCOUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS. The high appreciation which connoiasedre and he pubtre generatly have extentied to var “OID MAGNOLIA ” ond otucr brands of pure Whisky wad the consequent tacreasing demand tor tiem im all sections of te country, have induced un principled parties to resort to the moet aniair and disreputavie imitations and counterivite of sur brand. and prodacts. We have beea advised vy our correspondents 1a various sections +1 the oumiry, that a coumpon aud very in‘erior Wiisky has been sold under the mamee of * Magvolia” and “ ramily Ryv,’ thes mjuriag tue reputation of our own PUKE andSfANDALD ariicie, and ‘Im(osimg upou the public inferior -inpounds. ‘Audin San Francisco, our former colored cut of tae Magnolia Flower has been imitated in a very inferior style, with our names incorrectly speiled, thus: ss “ FREEMAN. & SIMSON.” In other cases, similar iucorreet ways of spelling our names have been resorted to by par ties who endeavdr: to evade the law, and at the same time to imitate our labels. We therefore call (he attention of eur customera, and of dealers gengrally, to the above facts, and desire them to ebserve t.¢ correct spelling of ou names on the packages. ee also desire tliem to notice that —— every and our GENUINE articles. also, that to . ; Seckaia ses amesnin ob-lmge eat success 0 Connterfeite, we have of our tormer colored ext have substituted for T. OFFICK--Broad Street, Kidd's building, Nevada. B. McFARLAND, Attorney and Counselor at Law. OFFICK—ON BRGAD STREET Over Harrington’s Salooa, N evade.. Califorma Attorney . i. MM. THLTON, ” and Counselor at Law. OFFICE — ON/ BROAD STREET, @ Flagg’a Brick Building, up etairs. Nevada, Oct, 23d—tf atamnryianppnag anit C. WILSON HILL. HILG 6 & HUP: ; Attorneys and Counselors at Law, > Office, in Williams’ Brick Building, ever GW Welch’s Béekstore.~ Geo. 8. Hupp, Notary Public, GO. 8. HUPP . sept ue p * THO ° . ™ zx * = ‘' Attorney and Counselor at Law, AND NOTARY. PURTITC. % Office—Up Stairs, in Kidd & Knox’s Building, corner of Beoad and Pine streets, Nevada. : Nevada, Mar. 6.—tf County. E. H. GAYLORD, DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in ‘all of the Courts of Nevfla Office at the Court Hemet. Nevada, Oct. 13th, 1861. —— H. S. BRADLEY. COUNTY SURVEYOR. OFFICE—At the Court House, Nevada. Cheamess, of the day. *@o W KLES, e JUILDING B No. 27 Sept. 6—1f mide to order. nr ne npn ee lements, Glackamith’s To *owde:, Duck, ete., gic. At the old ¢tans ‘ BiM STREET, NEVADA. All art ane ol5-tf. : : YIGN, ORNAMENTAL AND HOUSE PAIN i) . TEE, Broad street, Nevada, next abo “aker & Co.’s Briek store. :

punctuality and dispatch the order FOu sALE—-Pamts mixed Sijenerwes asusean ti caeninenigreraiaatuiaplificatitic aphdihdiahnidatimieniietaaneedilijgeianrances onielimen uaysician and Surceon, ( \FFICK AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART of Main street, March 6, 106i (No. 06,) Mbvada City. DRUGGIST & APOTAECARY. No. 43 Broad Sireet. \ EALER ON. Drugs, Oils, Paints, Patent Med icines, Faney Articles TALLMAN & TURNER, No. 18 & 21 Commercial Street, NEVADA ’CITY. / HOLESALE ANE BRETAILDEAL KKS in tiardware, Stovs, Timwere. Lead Pipe, Hydraulic Pipe,'¢ . ; CUPPER WOR with neathess and dispatch W.H. CHAWFOHD & (Suecessors to J. M. flamiltun & Co.) . GENERAL DEALERS IN MATERIALS, TER’S TOOLS, Agricultgral and Mining Im s, Cordage, CHABRLES W. YOUNG. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds: Jewelry, . (uureh, Nevada Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo: . F Hictsey’* Bleck, Ke. 27 Commercial Street. Watches opens Repaired and Jewelry guaranteed: i i A » Pettumery, Acids, Alcohol, Camphene, ¢te. ete. = Cash orders from the country WEAVER & NEWNAN 49. Broad Stree!, Nevada, HOLASALE and retail dealers in GROCK PROVISIONS,LIQUORS, QUICKSILVER, SHELF GOObS., Baviey,. Whit, Ground Feed, &. & ( yor Alwaya *ahand the largest stock to p ound this side of Sarramen*t-Vorsessing facilities unsarpageed. we ¢an offer gréat iuduecuenta to the trade. ; ‘WEAVER & N = . PHYWSiICIAN AND SURGEON, Qiulice--Rvcem No, Corner of -Broad and Pine streeta., Over Harrington’s Saloon. RFSIDEN JIE, NO. 25,5NEVADA ST., . on Old Washington road.~ Nevada, December i7-tf -4 Flage’s Brick. af policted sepé-1m st tees HAROWAREK, EWMAN,. ‘Franeisco_p . BARS OR »} by regular customers :.for assays of minerals, $5 ; “Which he designa keeping in the beat style. Pravelers visiting Nevada will: find all the apt NS JAMES J. OTT, NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE, Ne, 30 Main street, Nevada G OLD AND ORES, of every Descrip¥ tion, Melted, Refined-and Assa at San rices, and RETURNS MADE. IN COIN, in a few Hoars. M-eiting done in the presence” ef-Depositors Crains and Clippings.returned or brought in account and always guaranteed. Charges for meltiug and assaying gold—for iots-below 50 oz §2 for lots—abore ty ozs. k of l per cent. Proportidhate reduction for larger quantities deposited James J. Oft is now prepared with his NEW AMALGAMATION WORKS to operate upon precious ores, either in the ore or mineral, andis ready to receive Black Sand, Tailings, Sweepings, Tub panings, Auriferous Lead, .ctc., and wil: work them with satisfaction‘at the lo : ates. . 6 tn-tfy. JAMES J. OTT. . Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, 2 oe . Spring Street, Novada City eae ENGINES ANT BOILERS BUILT i= to order. Castings and Machinery of ever description, Quartz Machinery constructed, titted up or repaired. All kinds of Building Gastings, Sav,’ Grist, Malt and * Bark Mills;’ Horse Powér_and Ca " promptly. and at aes low rates as any establish, , ment ia Sacramento or San Francideo—freigh’ added. ae, Feb. 16-6m*. HEUGU & THOM. BAILEY HOUSE, y. ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA, : ‘pes Preprictor weuld annousce te i the public of this county, and the State at . large, tliat he has taken charge of the abov? . Splendid New Brick Hotel, OTe Ag iit: mu forta of @ hom# at this Hotel. SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS Furnished persons stopping at this House. The Keds are all furnished with tho’ best SPRING MATTRESSES andthe rooms are supplivdina comfortable and luxurious style. maa To be found at the Bar. 5 RATE OF CHARGES: Board per week... ucaivasan cen From $7 to $10 Malas cccecccdeascescecce vednueeve . Fifty Cente Board and Lodging per day...SE SO v This Hotel will be kept open at all Hours. . i itt N. BAILEY, Proprietor. . FASHION RESTAURANT. . No., 62, ATs Nevada. OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Day and Night . 1AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE HEST STYLE AND AT . MODERATE RATES: iy Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and‘all . the good things in the market, furnished ata . moments netice, and got up in 4 etyle to euit the tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. { intend to keep the “ FASHION” ae a first . class restaurant, and as such i-reeommend it to . the people of the city and the county at large. . Those pereons who relia: a GOOD FAL will, . do well to “call and ece* for themeelves . Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf TIINIOIN SALOQON,. Ne. 46 Pine Street, Nevada City. bmn L\JOHN GRIMES e WOULD INFORM . te. JOBBLNG done to orion in? t . @)., CARPEN-San Francisco. -saly 27, e6i4f LEWIS BRO IMPORTERS AND DPEALEKS IN SECARS AND TOBACCO. M. LEWIS, Jo LEW&S, 8. LEW16, * Nevada. THERS, Carson City fice at the Court: Nevada Septé JOHN L. GAMBLE, COUNTY SURVEYOR. fe attended te. Fuse, . ? The Finest Liquors, Cigarn, ete. . Persons wishing to indulge in a“ light ¢ummer drink * or take something “+ straight? can be BLAZE'’S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIA If You Want a Good Drink, , » GOTO DLAZE'S! » Nevada. Sept. 64f J. %. NICHOLS, M. D., OMEOPATUIC PHV#ECETAN AND Murgeon. tsffice and residence Na i Gaxes, for sale by Dr. Nichole. August 25th, 1961--tf F. ELLARD BEANS, No. 62 Broad Street, Whoieesle and Retsil Dealer is. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. 0 XI Goods detivered Free of Charge.£4 © Nevada, Oct. 20th, 186°—tf ISTOL LOST,--On Saturday Kvening last, a Colt’s Five ineh, white ivory: handle, new patent Pistol. No 21.756. The tinder. will be rewarded by leaving tt at this office. auzu NEW Opposite the Exchange Mote}, they design keeping a large and han ef everytt.ing in-their, line, consiating of . FASHIONABLE. BOOTS, who will attend to all orders with punctuality, THE BEST OF LIQUORS AND WINES . } ‘Turning, ete., done at the shortest notiee : “oD . CHTANS WB. ERESED...... FP roprictor i tp atte ‘d those favoring us with a eal), at ail : eri hours. fecth after having become sensitive by AVING resumed proprictorshap of . “XPosure of the. nerve will be filled without I this wellknown Rostaurant ~~ . causing pain. 2 . Goods delivered Free of Charge iis many friends, and the publie at large;. + Within a reasonable distance of . Nevada: that he ke*ps his Saloon supplied with i" accommodated by calling atthe Union. jy%3-tf : p24 . sroad Strect—firet house above the Methedist . Homeopathic Medicines and Medicine . FT cencnenpniten OT & SHOE STORE (MeLaughtin’s Brick : GRASS VALLEY, * MAYERS & COE WOULD INE THE citizens of GRASS VALLE f and vicinity that they : have, “opened a“ first clase Boot and shoe store in that place, where. dsome stock LADIES’ AND MISSES’ SHOBS, GAITERS, SLIPPERS, Ete. Repatrin -—This branch of our business is under the charge of most competent workmen, . SIMON MAWEES, so well known in Ne., vadaand Grass Valley will have charge ef the, establishment at Graze Valley. jyi0-tt . Comet Miuinitiasing Off, Ww ARE CONSTANTLY RRORIV’ iug Invoices of this celebrated brand of * KEROSENE ObL,:> rT ee with Camphene, Petroleum; or Asphaltum Oils. It is non-explosive, and : SUPERIOR TO DOWNER'S Or any Other Oil Ever Made, We have also on hand the DOWNER 8 and other brands of COAL OIL, which we are SELLING AT LOW BATES, STANFORD BROTHERS, gulé-inc , California street, Near Fron WATERPOWER DERRICK 1 bgt & BAMUERES ARE associated in the business of making ~~ WATER POWER DERRICKS The Water Power can be easily adapted.to the — common Hand Derrick to PUMPING, WINDLASSING and SAW MILLS. All I<inds of Machinery Cen be run with very little water Where there is auflicient Hydraulic pressure. TRIP. HOOKS ofa new-construction, that are always. safe and sure, constantly on hand . Mlackemithing, Iron «Orders for WATER DERRICKS from abroad yee te atended to. Shop on Deer Creek, bveow the Fonndry, W. i. KOO'T, has been ap pointed our Traveling Agent, AULs-t DRS. CHAPMAN &. HATCH, Office-—-Cornér of Bread and Pine strecta, . wea :° We would ‘inform Our frdends, and all wishing our sepvic@h that J WE ARE PREPSRED.~ WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Rone at this Office, to be performed im a MORE SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction” given, than elaewhere inthis yielnily, otherwise wo charge will bemade. Our charrer are mode rate, and to suit the times. Weary permaneutly Jocated in this place. March 4, 1s61-tf DEALERS 1N : 4 * hoe .% 3 Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits,-. . Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed. , Broad Street, Nevada. JJ RESID SEATS, of ALI KIND, on hand and for sale at Cheap rates fot cash. WoOoOD—Of ail kinds, on hand and for eaic cheap forensia. : 1 re AB x1 COLDEN EACLE HOTEL, TUBES & PATTON, PROPS. RNER SEVENTH AND K STS., Sacramento. Lhiaving leased the above weil knowns and popular Hotely thoroughly renovat«iand repaired the same, now offers induce racnta to the traveling public superior to an iotel in Sacramenta, Families and single guests visiting the city, will Gnd at the Golden Kagle, Hetter, Rooms, Pleasant and well farwished and a Table ansurpessed ins ’ by amy Hotel im the City. * With moderate prices. Every room has Sprin bievls and Mosquito Mars throughout and is .well ventilated. GUR COACTE will always be in realiness to convey Passengers to and fromthe Hotel. Free of Charge, and to any part of theeity fdr Ge Ceets each. ee . fs. ee . M. TURDS, Late of the National Mouse, Boaton . D.B. PATTON, : Formerly he International Motel, &.F. Aine 94-59 Pe 4a . : + RUSSELL MILE DUCK, FOR HYDRABLIC. MINING: Guaranteed Kqualiif mot seuperier te d-awrenee Buck. & are now in regular ree spt of this favoris:brand of Duet by “almost every Clipper ane and ere satisfied, if it te given a trial by tie trade, that has been turying heretofore the Law rence Duck exclusivély. will give eatiwfaction.— For saleby JASON, HOND & CO. : Corner of Batters & Clay at. April item : re a garnet a spon NOTICE. Le All persona having any business with the gn. dersigned, either nroteuicnal or poraseal: wie: teferred to A. © Niles, Eeq,, of Nevada. for tetthment. A. A. SARGENT _« Nevada City, Sept. 26th, 1861. ‘= . is eens ene ae’