April 15, 1864 (4 pages)

ad.— An rshal and lo ordain . Marshal r, and to iolations duty, to t, in cases esent the tO supto arrest “persons the quiet y of any stody ait + appeareir being ving. It comm(ty violent tumulti citi. which it ssing the person or ym 1, such uthecity fFarliest peJustice of se. > Marshal. for the ity as he . security ly to fires forthwith doing of q tall ines” ~ ances, he ch may-be nd receipt ‘Treasurer eCity; On —. nonth, re /reasurer, t with the it therefor lL monies be by him es be open es,andto .ir consid least once thal: slfajl toappoint ry be-ap ‘and poss ted “To she slral being his OfBcial ay appotit ice until * Sbut-the tor “00d uch polite sand Poss e4h—tis--the reé, ‘Phey ime as the hey his in the police OF-persvns tutv &hatl Pasties oT eported to men shall ScrVie@s as the duties Ythy JSOd4ve dren’ t. ‘00, is aiensmmne t lL—An Or ‘ity Lrean-a do ordam ‘ity Treas cecruing to to be paid md to pay ed by the ck and presaif ainlac 1 received, ‘ime when, ‘dived ; alko Wing. the to whorn ks that the be shown euchers of bjeet to the idof Truewnt to the accounts as cr is drawn ea tor pay > "Treapury an‘ shall emed ’? the his name id for want .¢ thereon, resentation easurer anil preferance Tieesury,ecording to he time of asurer ina and upou easury, pot he duty of of 80 much payment of uty of the yon of the e Board of ~Misses~ and Children’s Shoes. " Will be repaired free 0. cost, if ibrips unreasun_ Cor, of Ind and J St. SACRAMENTO. term of ofguccessor has gr cou ‘nt upon afl sbursed by onstrued as centage on passed conare hereby RK, Pres. by: e Goid and 3d, 1864, mouth of . on. Little standing in & will eatis= rach of saidiments and Am’t due gtu iE, See’y ~ willleaveon Mondays Wednesdays and “Marysville and Intermediate Land. VOUT S crocs aomemmemete ——— Aevaila Daily Transcript, ~" Published Daily—Monday Excepted. . BROWN & DEAL. PROPHIF TORS. Terms of the Tran«cript—25 cts per week. Office on Commercial Street. William R. Goe, why , At the Old Corner, $ STILT, THERE, and wants it to be diatinetly understood that he is going to stay there and sell his goods as Cheap as the Cheapest. It is his determination not te be undersold by anybody ! ad His stock consists of ‘Womens’ Shoes, ~ Thick and Thin Sole. Batmorals, And every style of Shoe ! Every style. Benkert’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Edge, Double sole, & Quilted Bottom Boots.~~~ A large assortment of Weng Miners’ Heavy and Light. Boots, = Gum Boots, &ec. “He sells Le ktuke. Toois, SHoe Finpinas, ofevery description at : Sam Franciséo Prices retail, — ‘Boot and Shoemaker’s supplied at command. “VZ __ All work bouyht at the storia warranted and ably. ; ; Having one ofthe very beat workmen™‘in. the’ State . am’ prepured to make Bouts at shor™au tice and warrant a lit or no saie. => Grateful foy liberal patrouage in the past, I am determined tomert: it it the future by giving the public first rate articles and at the lowest possible prices. Remember the Corner ! Nevada, Jan. 4th FALL SLY LE . For 1863 ! A. LAMOTT, FASHIONABLE HATTER, AS issued the style of Hats for Fall and Winter wear. Asthis is the Best place in the State to Pprooure a time and Fashionable Tilo cali on him and select One from his—the Largest & best stock in the country -AT PRICES—. LOWER THAN ANY OTHEX HOUSE. Orders from the country promptly and faithtully attended to : A Large assortment of & LADIES’ FURS !! 4) Just Received. Sacramento, Sept. 16th. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATIO COMPANY. , The fast and splendid steam . ers CAR YSOPOLAS aad ANTELGPE will leave ou alternate days for San Fran cisco, at 2 o’clock P, M from the foot.of Kystreet _ Steamer CHK YSOPOLIS, Chadwiek Master Pridays. Steamer AN TKLOVE. Poole Mas er. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. ‘ ar ings—Every Day. Steamer Young America, Litticton. Mas ter, and stcamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Marysville, a 7 "eloek, A.M. . Ctange of Day for Red Bluff. Jhtjl further notice, the steamers of the Cali : vigation Company willtpake two vek to Ked Biuff. icaving this city ou 6s and Saturdays at 7 A.M F ht recelwed every day. 2 ‘ of the above For frieght or\passaje, by aw bouts, apy oh ns , orat the o ee OTnia Steam Navigation Company, on bear brig Globe n EDINGTON, . deseo. Sacramento, Apri! {7th— tt Fashionabie Tailor Shop. _J. DOWNING, Wrath inform the geatlemen of Nevada —— First Cabin—Upper Saloon stoests vo ees $218 60 “. #irst cabin—Dining Saloon... e+» 162.60 Second cabin..cecccccese. Dreseccccces 107 00 ) Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, —_NEVADA RETAURANT. No, 39 Brond Street, Next door to G. W. Kidd's Banking LEcocg PEs gv his old friends BR and patrons that he has re-opened at the above place, his ah = Rotisscrie and Restaurant, Which will be carried on in a style heretofore unknown in Nevada Persons wishing a first cl Ss meal are invited to ca'l The culinary departmentis carried on in sight of the customers, and none but the choicest morsels are used here. _ Families wishing tohave a Koast deli\ ered to them, or parties desirous uf — EFRECHERCHE DINNER cy “best cooks in California has been secured by the roprietor, who. understand~ something in that ine himself-and it ia his intention to make this a model Restaurant. a _ &r Board from $7 per week and up. wards. Single Meals from 50 cts up. Nevada, Dee. 7—tf : = No Opposition until April 234. GREAT REDUCTION ON THAT DAY'! PEOPLE'S OPPCSITION Steamship Line, { For New York via Panama, “The fast and well known Deuble Engine Stearaship, + _+++.Commander. From Mission Street Wharf, at Declock A.M. Connecting at Aspinwall, — via : RAILROAD, with the steamship ILL FORNEW YORK. The Moses:‘fayler since been on the Dry Deck, newly soppered._ thor oughly overhauled and repaired. making her eetommodations equal to any on this coast. _ For passage apply tol K. ROBERTS, Agent. N.W. cor Battery & Pine es. un @taire, Son Fran NAMA NOLS, THE FOLLOWING wm Steamships will be dispatched in the month of April, 18.4: April 2d—GOLDEN AGE, W. F. Lapidge, Com April 13—GOLDEN CITY, RK -H.-Pearson, Com Aprit2t--ST; LOULS, W. ff. Hudson, Com’r. From Folsom street Wuarf, San Francisco, at 9 \o’clock A. M., punctually, apes FOR PANAMA. ' Passengers will be conveyed from Panrma to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company. and from Axpinwall tu New York by the Atlan tic and Pacific Steamship Company. Rates of Pare for Golden Age: BUOCTER si cc cesceccscetecevcencess ces) eee 70.60 A. B. FORBES, Agent, P BMS. Co., cor. Sacramento and [cides dwg «te, NEVADA GAS COMPANY. NY 4 Hee Company hereby give notice to the citi zens of Nevada that Gas will be turnéd. on the street maine on Tuesaday, 2oth inst The company are prepared to put up pipe and fixtures for all persons desirous of burting Gas. All persons are requested to leave their orders at the Gas Works. The price for putting up pipe ba» been reduc ed by the company to 26. cts. per foo1. The price for fixtures as per kind and quality ; The price of Gas wil. be as heretofore with the following rates of siseount : 500 and up to 1000 feet per week,5 per cent off. 100) and up to 2060, 10 per ceut off. 2000 aud wpwarda 15 per cent off. All-meters re set for former consumers frees of charge. By order of Trustees. jet BK. T. ALLEN, Snpt. DR. A. CHAPMAN, * Office—Coruer of Broad and Pine Streets I would inform my friends an‘ ali wishing my sersices that I am prepared to attend those favoring me with acall, atany hodr TEETS after ha become sensitive by exposure ofthe nerve will be filled without eausing pain. i wiihwarrant ali Work Done‘at this, officg, to be pérformet in a more skillful maaner, and better satisfaction givia thao elsewhere in this vieinity, otherwise no charge will be made. ~~ charges are moderate, andto suitthe times. fam permanently located in this.city. Kesidence on Sacramento surect, 3d-house from Temp: rance Hall. LIFE INSURANCE ! Connecticut Mutual Life. Insurance Company. Of Hartford. .+:+s ~cessees owes es es Commecticut The best Life Insurance Company in the United States. Policies made payabie in U. 8S. Gold coin cr Legal Teadet®: Gum PATTISON; Agent. _— Telegraph Office, Nevada. Star Quartz Mining Compa’y. Anmpual Mecting of Stockholders. T@PFICE is hereby given that the Annual NN“ of the io the ota . ; Me Company will be held at the of} ove = ; and the public generally. Aj oodsupply of Are invitedto come. The services of one of the . __ 5 MOSES TAYLOR, {. ber last trip hit PACIFIC MAIL 8S. Ss. Co. . . ‘to. Drafts on the Eastera cities at the Lowest ““WILD PICEON.’* Ae STEVENS, Proprietor. Harve again opened the «Wild Pigcon Saivon,” at ti old stand on Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. Where I will be gia? té.see my ofl customers Wines, Ales, Liquors, Larger Beer, i CIGARS, ete. ete. ee Always Kept on HandGive me a call at the old place. _A. ©, NILES, = Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( FFICE~<in Lewis’ Building, corne> of Broad aad Piue streets. Nevada mh2—m A. A. SARGENT, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ()eéita=is Kidd's Building, corner ef / Prostaal Pine streets—Vovala J.E CALDWELL, . _ Attorney and Counselor at Law, Office on Braad street, in Fire proof Building, opposite Speace’s Drug Store. E. W. SMITH, QF rice at the Old Piaée; on Broad Street, Whoiesale deater in =a WINES, LIQUORS, BITTRRS, &c., &o. Next to W.aver & Ce store, on Broad Street Nevada, Nov. 19— Set “CHAS. TEWKSBURY, Has opened a Lin Ware Store, At his old stand—formerly Stoakes’ on Broad Street, Everything tn-the“tin were tine promptly exe cuted. such as tin rovding , ae. . di2 3m CEO. E. TURNER, . ‘ DEALER IN 4 ee Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, Stoves, &e. &e. ee Everything made to order in the Tinware line. Job Work done at short notice. Give me a call at my new Stofs on Main street, opposite Wells, Farge & Co. JOHN HERTZINCER, W ould inform his friends ana the public generally that he has just re ceived from San Praneiseo a maynif _ieent stock of Boots & Shegs which he will sejl at low rates ; Boots and Shoes made to order. Repaiting done at short notice and On reasunadtle terme. Vivtnue call at my new place Of bus ness on Commercial Street, a few dgors below the Dathp-Transcript Printing Office, CEO. E. WITHINGTON, Sign and Ornamental Painter, Heuse Painting promptly atte ndedto. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER, CURYALN FIXTURES_&c. &e. 4 _ At the toot of Hroad Street. Nevada. _CUNSMITPING. Z. P. DAVIs, » Having opened a shep at his residenceon Sprim Street is ready to do work at Gunsmithing, Lock Repairing. &c. at short notice aad eu reasomai4 * ‘rms. Nevada, Nov. L3th. —_—— WM. MACKI4 HENKY PHILLIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BAN KEHS. . (Successors to C W Muiford.) At the oid stand, Main street. Nevada. G OLD DUST bought at the Highes Kates JJ Sight Cheeks on san franciseo and Sacra. mento. z ; Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, D sume to suit.” ‘ Advances made on Gold forwarded to the L. S. Mint far Assay or Coinage. County Serp bought at the Highest Rates. ey Agony for insurence against Fire. ievada. July ist, 1862. GEO. W KIDD, In the Granite Building. Broad stree NEVADA. 1OLD DUST purchased “it the hignest FJ. Market Kates, aad liberal advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the ' U.8 Mint. Sight Checks ou Sam Francisco and Sacramen Rate. p Collections mede, and State and County Securities purchased at the highest Mark <alue. . MACUIRE’S SALOON, Qo No. & Mill Street, Grass Valicy.14 The finest Wines, Ale, Liquors, Porter and Cigars, kept at this Saloon. Nevadans give mea call. thas ken. the New 5 ihe a SE tock oe nse peess . etc stacey gate Vest suitab’e for coats, ps Be oe Sa May next A oe reer oreer'en arrante: to fit. ty requested. D, B FRINK, “fmands of you the sum of three hundred dollars HEADQUARTERS 4th BRIGADE, C M. Nevada, March 20th, 1864. AJOR E.F. BEAN is hereby appointed to conduct the Annual Electioa of the Ne vada Light Guard. and report the result thefeof to these Headquarters. JAMES COLLINS, Brigadier General Commanding. Pursuant to the above order, the membera of . Pacific Stage & Express Co, 14th, 1864, this Company wit! run a DAILY LINE N AND AFTER MONDAY, DECOR . the Nevada Light Guard will mect at the Armory .of the Company on MONDAY. April isth, 1864, at 8ociock. Pp. M. forthe purpose of electing a Captain, First Lieutenant, ‘ enior Second and Junior Second Lieutenast ter said a ny. KE. F. BEAN, Presiding fhcer Nevada, April 8th. Rew Boot Store: B. LUTZ would inform his old friends and customers he-can_béfound at his old stand On Broad Strect, Few doors from the corner. of Pine, Where he is prepared to make Boota on short notice-and will guarantee satisfaction in every particular : Repairing prumptly dune and at low rates. __ Give meacall if you want a good pair of Boots made, or any Kepairing dene. aps tf Missing Books.Ll aererer having any of the following books in their possession, belonging to the Nevada Library Association, are requested to re turn them forthwith tothe Librarian, Mr. Geo. A. Church. at the Bookstore of Church & Co. Conquest of Mexico.v 1 Political Eeonumy, Life of Bonaparis. Charles 0’ Maley, Brande’s KEney clopedia—H ome_Life ———__—_— . Boswetls Johnsen, V2 Mohicans, Pcott’s Novela; v4 Mellichampe, Lycli’s Geology, 4vols Conquest of Mexico, Redburn. De Seth, Lavengro. (dup) Brazil and theBrazgilans W ide Wide Wo:ld,2 va Puritans, Yeilowplush Pavers, Almost a Heroine, Brown s Letters, JTamb’s Keeay, Headiey’s MisecHanies *moHett; Pioverbtal Philosophy Lorgnette, Sacred scenes and I Barbaby Rudge, v 1 REE BS . Newstories;History of Arabia. = Franklin's Works, vi Ben Johnson vi, —. Hypatia, Representative Men ‘Orley Farm, Kichard Hurdis, Border Beagles, La Plata, Accathiny-Pa Aurofa Leigh, Extéempoanecous speak'g Schiller, 3d vol Sparrow grace Paper Brougtiam's stories, _ Will He Find Her, Moks-nide. Christie Johnson, Glo-sary of Mineral = Biseovertes of “St. Autocrat of the Break Copper and Copper ogy fast ‘Fable. = ing: : By order ef the Association, Clas. MAKSH, President. G. A, Chureh, secre'ary. ‘NEW STORE! NEW GOooDs! W. L. SHAEFER, Woul!d intorm the citizens of ee and the surroundin country that he hae removed his stoek of AND S&HOBS, To Kidd's BuNding, a Fine Street Hie has just receivetXa large and splendid lot of Boots and Shoes from San Francisco, whleb he will sell af very low ratse He invites the attention ef eve and examine his stock. ° oN HOOts made to order, SS. ’ Repairing promptly and acatty donex_ Nevada, July J4th.—tf dy to cali UNION LIVERY STABLE. Spring Street, Nevada. JOUN A. LANCASTER would in form biw friends and : the publie g neraily hat he has added extensively to his already larye and elegant establishment of Horses, BugSies, saddles, Ha:inenss, &c, and is pre/ pared to (urnish ae fine turn outs as can be found in the state. . Well traimed. fleet and easy Saddle Horner well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be Pready atall tiroce A. lonoxperience in the bu» ines and ap earnest desire to retain the confi denc Osi iny friends leads me to believe 4d will be able to\give generai sat.slaction , Particular attention paid to Horses 6n livery Carriages alwapein reacin es with care‘ul d vers for the use of parties. Balls, &c. The qua ity of stock wil geraie me to say that those weking pleasure or. enyaped on business would dea weil a givemea call. ~~ OB gp rcotgege No, 6—Kevised—An Gr dinance in rejation to powder. The Trustees of the city of Nevada, as follows ; e Sec 1. It shall not be lawful for any persed or persons to kecp powder in a greater quantity than fifty pounds for alonger period tian four hours within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada, excepting in the powder house on the W ashingtoa read now oc upied by Nan-on & Co, Sec" 2, Any person or person who shall vio late the provision of Sec. 1, 6h JI on conviction thereof be Gned in any eam not less than twentyfive and not exuceding one hundred dollars, or be imprisoned in the city prison not cxceedjng ten days. 5 ‘ Sec 4. All ordinaneras heretofore pasecd jn relati n to powder are hereby repeaicd. Passed March 21. lets. JON A. CLARK, Pres. DD. S. Baker. Clerk. . ‘UM MONS.—diate of Culiforuta, couury of WD. Nevada. In Justice Court, Little York towpship, in and for the county ef Nevada. ‘The peo. ple vfthe State of California o B. D. Bowers and H. bowers, greeting : “You are hereby summoned to appear before me, atmy office in the township ot Little York, iu the county: of Nevada, ninety days from the date of this summotis at jv o'clock A M, to anSwer unto tte comptaiat of F K Lofton, who ae rdain on apromiseury uote, with interest at the rate of two per cept per month until paid. Vaid-gote bearing date January the Zist. A bp, 1860, us per complaint now ou tite in my office, when judg¢ment wiil be taken aguinst you fur t ¢ said ‘ with costs and es, if you fail to uppear and answer. Given under my hand this 30th day of January, e true 2 TRON & BRASS FOUNDRY. —0F—., pm = Six Horse Concord Coaches, VIRGINIA CITY, And all parts of :' NEVADA TERRITORY. Tinagpas ae ° . Stages leave the office from the ? UNION NOTEL.,.MAIN BTRERT. For Virginia, at 2 30 P. M. Kach ‘day; For Linvoin and Sacramento—genSacramento Vatley Muillroad—at 6A. M. SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT GUARANTEED. W. H. LADD, President. Nevada, March 1th Mead & Van assell, *. HHATTERS, Kuss luck, are now opening their SPRING & SUMMER STYLES OF HATS, oo CANES, sey a hUGGY ROBBS, And the only complete assortment of ~ SF MELITARY GOOD 1 4 Ever recetved in the States. Weare in regel by every steamer; extra qualtivs of Bott Hate, goiter up ty our special oraer, both in Parisand ew York. No. 227 Muntgomery Strect, Russ Block, San Francisco.ap? im FANILY GROCERY STORE. A. BARUH, Opposite St. Louls House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Newada City Cal. Informs the pubiie that he will keep ‘constantly on hand, : bles, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, assortment ofyoods usually found ma atoreor that kind His articles are all of tie firat qualtty and will be gold cheap for cash. He can always be found at his old stand on Commeraal street. Nevada. Nov. 16th. MINER’S HOTEL —AND— RESTAURANT. i WD Be . ¥UMPF, Proprietor. d aud ready to accommodate any er of persens with Board and Lodging. ‘This house has now the i Look in the State. — The table will be supplicd with everything the market afforta, The Lodging De partment colitajus everything to make travelers comfortable. Board as cheap as any other place in the mountains. The Bar Teaiweys sapplied with Wines. Ales, Liquors and Cigars, English, French and German spoken at this house. mh -amt BP StUMPP FJ dinance fixing the Bends of certain city offers. The Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows : Bi Sees tl, The Marshal, Treasurer and Assesaor. shall each give bonds with two or more and ¢uflicient surcties, to be approved by the Msourd of Trustees, payable to the inhabitants of the eity of Nevada, condit‘ouul forthe taithfed performance ef their duties, in the penal sume ilowing. to-wit: ° Mhe Marshal in the gum of §5.000. The Keeasurer inthe sum ot $5,000. , ‘The Asteasor in the sum ot g1 000. Sec. 2. All Orders heretofore passed fix: the bonds of city o re are heieby repald,Passed March 24, ld. ~ JONA. CLARK, Pres. D &. Kaker, Secretars. ~ q4seet RAUN NYU EACD—Vursuant wo on ds Act of the Legielature in orating the dity vi devada, notice is hereby gives field electors of said eity. thatan el be heldon MONDAY, May 2nd, 1864, foile wing officers, viz : Treasurer, Ome Asagusor. By order of the Boatd of ‘Trustees, U.S Baker, Clerk. N, B.~Plage of holding election and the Judges thereof wil! be announced in due time. Nevada, April tna. MEVADA AND MACHINE sHUP?. , Steam Engin Geder! Castings abd Abe. ted or repaired. Contin > Sew, v rist, Mas Horse and Car necting at Auburn Station wituthe cure of the, Ranch Butter, Cheese. Vegeten” \ The above Hotel is now comple ~ ( RUVINANCK No. 8—Hevised.—Ap Or. ~~ Five Trustees, One Marshal, One~ J CLARK, Pega. — $e

ad.— An rshal and lo ordain . Marshal r, and to iolations duty, to t, in cases esent the tO supto arrest “persons the quiet y of any stody ait + appeareir being ving. It comm(ty violent tumulti citi. which it ssing the person or ym 1, such uthecity fFarliest peJustice of se. > Marshal. for the ity as he . security ly to fires forthwith doing of q tall ines” ~ ances, he ch may-be nd receipt ‘Treasurer eCity; On —. nonth, re /reasurer, t with the it therefor lL monies be by him es be open es,andto .ir consid least once thal: slfajl toappoint ry be-ap ‘and poss ted “To she slral being his OfBcial ay appotit ice until * Sbut-the tor “00d uch polite sand Poss e4h—tis--the reé, ‘Phey ime as the hey his in the police OF-persvns tutv &hatl Pasties oT eported to men shall ScrVie@s as the duties Ythy JSOd4ve dren’ t. ‘00, is aiensmmne t lL—An Or ‘ity Lrean-a do ordam ‘ity Treas cecruing to to be paid md to pay ed by the ck and presaif ainlac 1 received, ‘ime when, ‘dived ; alko Wing. the to whorn ks that the be shown euchers of bjeet to the idof Truewnt to the accounts as cr is drawn ea tor pay > "Treapury an‘ shall emed ’? the his name id for want .¢ thereon, resentation easurer anil preferance Tieesury,ecording to he time of asurer ina and upou easury, pot he duty of of 80 much payment of uty of the yon of the e Board of ~Misses~ and Children’s Shoes. " Will be repaired free 0. cost, if ibrips unreasun_ Cor, of Ind and J St. SACRAMENTO. term of ofguccessor has gr cou ‘nt upon afl sbursed by onstrued as centage on passed conare hereby RK, Pres. by: e Goid and 3d, 1864, mouth of . on. Little standing in & will eatis= rach of saidiments and Am’t due gtu iE, See’y ~ willleaveon Mondays Wednesdays and “Marysville and Intermediate Land. VOUT S crocs aomemmemete ——— Aevaila Daily Transcript, ~" Published Daily—Monday Excepted. . BROWN & DEAL. PROPHIF TORS. Terms of the Tran«cript—25 cts per week. Office on Commercial Street. William R. Goe, why , At the Old Corner, $ STILT, THERE, and wants it to be diatinetly understood that he is going to stay there and sell his goods as Cheap as the Cheapest. It is his determination not te be undersold by anybody ! ad His stock consists of ‘Womens’ Shoes, ~ Thick and Thin Sole. Batmorals, And every style of Shoe ! Every style. Benkert’s Pump sole, Dress, Square Edge, Double sole, & Quilted Bottom Boots.~~~ A large assortment of Weng Miners’ Heavy and Light. Boots, = Gum Boots, &ec. “He sells Le ktuke. Toois, SHoe Finpinas, ofevery description at : Sam Franciséo Prices retail, — ‘Boot and Shoemaker’s supplied at command. “VZ __ All work bouyht at the storia warranted and ably. ; ; Having one ofthe very beat workmen™‘in. the’ State . am’ prepured to make Bouts at shor™au tice and warrant a lit or no saie. => Grateful foy liberal patrouage in the past, I am determined tomert: it it the future by giving the public first rate articles and at the lowest possible prices. Remember the Corner ! Nevada, Jan. 4th FALL SLY LE . For 1863 ! A. LAMOTT, FASHIONABLE HATTER, AS issued the style of Hats for Fall and Winter wear. Asthis is the Best place in the State to Pprooure a time and Fashionable Tilo cali on him and select One from his—the Largest & best stock in the country -AT PRICES—. LOWER THAN ANY OTHEX HOUSE. Orders from the country promptly and faithtully attended to : A Large assortment of & LADIES’ FURS !! 4) Just Received. Sacramento, Sept. 16th. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATIO COMPANY. , The fast and splendid steam . ers CAR YSOPOLAS aad ANTELGPE will leave ou alternate days for San Fran cisco, at 2 o’clock P, M from the foot.of Kystreet _ Steamer CHK YSOPOLIS, Chadwiek Master Pridays. Steamer AN TKLOVE. Poole Mas er. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. ‘ ar ings—Every Day. Steamer Young America, Litticton. Mas ter, and stcamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Marysville, a 7 "eloek, A.M. . Ctange of Day for Red Bluff. Jhtjl further notice, the steamers of the Cali : vigation Company willtpake two vek to Ked Biuff. icaving this city ou 6s and Saturdays at 7 A.M F ht recelwed every day. 2 ‘ of the above For frieght or\passaje, by aw bouts, apy oh ns , orat the o ee OTnia Steam Navigation Company, on bear brig Globe n EDINGTON, . deseo. Sacramento, Apri! {7th— tt Fashionabie Tailor Shop. _J. DOWNING, Wrath inform the geatlemen of Nevada —— First Cabin—Upper Saloon stoests vo ees $218 60 “. #irst cabin—Dining Saloon...... e+» 162.60 Second cabin...cecccccese. Dreseccccces 107 00 ) Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, —_NEVADA RETAURANT. No, 39 Brond Street, Next door to G. W. Kidd's Banking LEcocg PEs gv his old friends BR and patrons that he has re-opened at the above place, his ah = Rotisscrie and Restaurant, Which will be carried on in a style heretofore unknown in Nevada Persons wishing a first cl Ss meal are invited to ca'l The culinary departmentis carried on in sight of the customers, and none but the choicest morsels are used here. _ Families wishing tohave a Koast deli\ ered to them, or parties desirous uf — EFRECHERCHE DINNER cy “best cooks in California has been secured by the roprietor, who. understand~ something in that ine himself-and it ia his intention to make this a model Restaurant. a _ &r Board from $7 per week and up. wards. Single Meals from 50 cts up. Nevada, Dee. 7—tf : = No Opposition until April 234. GREAT REDUCTION ON THAT DAY'! PEOPLE'S OPPCSITION Steamship Line, { For New York via Panama, “The fast and well known Deuble Engine Stearaship, + _+++.Commander. From Mission Street Wharf, at Declock A.M. Connecting at Aspinwall, — via : RAILROAD, with the steamship ILL FORNEW YORK. The Moses:‘fayler since been on the Dry Deck, newly soppered._ thor oughly overhauled and repaired. making her eetommodations equal to any on this coast. _ For passage apply tol K. ROBERTS, Agent. N.W. cor Battery & Pine es. un @taire, Son Fran NAMA NOLS, THE FOLLOWING wm Steamships will be dispatched in the month of April, 18.4: April 2d—GOLDEN AGE, W. F. Lapidge, Com April 13—GOLDEN CITY, RK -H.-Pearson, Com Aprit2t--ST; LOULS, W. ff. Hudson, Com’r. From Folsom street Wuarf, San Francisco, at 9 \o’clock A. M., punctually, apes FOR PANAMA. ' Passengers will be conveyed from Panrma to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company. and from Axpinwall tu New York by the Atlan tic and Pacific Steamship Company. Rates of Pare for Golden Age: BUOCTER si cc cesceccscetecevcencess ces) eee 70.60 A. B. FORBES, Agent, P BMS. Co., cor. Sacramento and [cides dwg «te, NEVADA GAS COMPANY. NY 4 Hee Company hereby give notice to the citi zens of Nevada that Gas will be turnéd. on the street maine on Tuesaday, 2oth inst The company are prepared to put up pipe and fixtures for all persons desirous of burting Gas. All persons are requested to leave their orders at the Gas Works. The price for putting up pipe ba» been reduc ed by the company to 26. cts. per foo1. The price for fixtures as per kind and quality ; The price of Gas wil. be as heretofore with the following rates of siseount : 500 and up to 1000 feet per week,5 per cent off. 100) and up to 2060, 10 per ceut off. 2000 aud wpwarda 15 per cent off. All-meters re set for former consumers frees of charge. By order of Trustees. jet BK. T. ALLEN, Snpt. DR. A. CHAPMAN, * Office—Coruer of Broad and Pine Streets I would inform my friends an‘ ali wishing my sersices that I am prepared to attend those favoring me with acall, atany hodr TEETS after ha become sensitive by exposure ofthe nerve will be filled without eausing pain. i wiihwarrant ali Work Done‘at this, officg, to be pérformet in a more skillful maaner, and better satisfaction givia thao elsewhere in this vieinity, otherwise no charge will be made. ~~ charges are moderate, andto suitthe times. fam permanently located in this.city. Kesidence on Sacramento surect, 3d-house from Temp: rance Hall. LIFE INSURANCE ! Connecticut Mutual Life. Insurance Company. Of Hartford. ..+:+s ~cessees owes es es Commecticut The best Life Insurance Company in the United States. Policies made payabie in U. 8S. Gold coin cr Legal Teadet®: Gum PATTISON; Agent.. _— Telegraph Office, Nevada. Star Quartz Mining Compa’y. Anmpual Mecting of Stockholders. T@PFICE is hereby given that the Annual NN“ of the io the ota . ; Me Company will be held at the of} ove = ; and the public generally. Aj oodsupply of Are invitedto come. The services of one of the . __ 5 MOSES TAYLOR, {. ber last trip hit PACIFIC MAIL 8S. Ss. Co. . . ‘to. Drafts on the Eastera cities at the Lowest ““WILD PICEON.’* Ae STEVENS, Proprietor. Harve again opened the «Wild Pigcon Saivon,” at ti old stand on Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. Where I will be gia? té.see my ofl customers

Wines, Ales, Liquors, Larger Beer, i CIGARS, ete. ete. ee Always Kept on HandGive me a call at the old place. _A. ©, NILES, = Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( FFICE~<in Lewis’ Building, corne> of Broad aad Piue streets. Nevada mh2—m A. A. SARGENT, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ()eéita=is Kidd's Building, corner ef / Prostaal Pine streets—Vovala J.E CALDWELL, . _ Attorney and Counselor at Law, Office on Braad street, in Fire proof Building, opposite Speace’s Drug Store. E. W. SMITH, QF rice at the Old Piaée; on Broad Street, Whoiesale deater in =a WINES, LIQUORS, BITTRRS, &c., &o. Next to W.aver & Ce store, on Broad Street Nevada, Nov. 19— Set “CHAS. TEWKSBURY, Has opened a Lin Ware Store, At his old stand—formerly Stoakes’ on Broad Street, Everything tn-the“tin were tine promptly exe cuted. such as tin rovding , ae. . di2 3m CEO. E. TURNER, . ‘ DEALER IN 4 ee Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, Stoves, &e. &e. ee Everything made to order in the Tinware line. Job Work done at short notice. Give me a call at my new Stofs on Main street, opposite Wells, Farge & Co. JOHN HERTZINCER, W ould inform his friends ana the public generally that he has just re ceived from San Praneiseo a maynif _ieent stock of Boots & Shegs which he will sejl at low rates ; Boots and Shoes made to order. Repaiting done at short notice and On reasunadtle terme. Vivtnue call at my new place Of bus ness on Commercial Street, a few dgors below the Dathp-Transcript Printing Office, CEO. E. WITHINGTON, Sign and Ornamental Painter, Heuse Painting promptly atte ndedto. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER, CURYALN FIXTURES_&c. &e. 4 _ At the toot of Hroad Street. Nevada. _CUNSMITPING. Z. P. DAVIs, » Having opened a shep at his residenceon Sprim Street is ready to do work at Gunsmithing, Lock Repairing. &c. at short notice aad eu reasomai4 * ‘rms. Nevada, Nov. L3th. —_—— WM. MACKI4 HENKY PHILLIP.. H. MACKIE & CO., BAN KEHS. . (Successors to C W Muiford.) At the oid stand, Main street. Nevada. G OLD DUST bought at the Highes Kates JJ Sight Cheeks on san franciseo and Sacra. mento. z ; Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, D sume to suit.” ‘ Advances made on Gold forwarded to the L. S. Mint far Assay or Coinage. County Serp bought at the Highest Rates. ey Agony for insurence against Fire. ievada. July ist, 1862. GEO. W KIDD, In the Granite Building. Broad stree NEVADA. 1OLD DUST purchased “it the hignest FJ. Market Kates, aad liberal advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the ' U.8 Mint. Sight Checks ou Sam Francisco and Sacramen Rate. p Collections mede, and State and County Securities purchased at the highest Mark <alue. . MACUIRE’S SALOON, Qo No. & Mill Street, Grass Valicy.14 The finest Wines, Ale, Liquors, Porter and Cigars, kept at this Saloon. Nevadans give mea call. thas ken. the New 5 ihe a SE tock oe nse peess . etc stacey gate Vest suitab’e for coats, ps Be oe Sa May next A oe reer oreer'en arrante: to fit. ty requested. D, B FRINK, “fmands of you the sum of three hundred dollars HEADQUARTERS 4th BRIGADE, C M. Nevada, March 20th, 1864. AJOR E.F. BEAN is hereby appointed to conduct the Annual Electioa of the Ne vada Light Guard. and report the result thefeof to these Headquarters. JAMES COLLINS, Brigadier General Commanding. Pursuant to the above order, the membera of . Pacific Stage & Express Co, 14th, 1864, this Company wit! run a DAILY LINE N AND AFTER MONDAY, DECOR . the Nevada Light Guard will mect at the Armory .of the Company on MONDAY. April isth, 1864, at 8ociock. Pp. M. forthe purpose of electing a Captain, First Lieutenant, ‘ enior Second and Junior Second Lieutenast ter said a ny. KE. F. BEAN, Presiding fhcer Nevada, April 8th. Rew Boot Store: B. LUTZ would inform his old friends and customers he-can_béfound at his old stand On Broad Strect, Few doors from the corner. of Pine, Where he is prepared to make Boota on short notice-and will guarantee satisfaction in every particular : Repairing prumptly dune and at low rates. __ Give meacall if you want a good pair of Boots made, or any Kepairing dene. aps tf Missing Books.Ll aererer having any of the following books in their possession, belonging to the Nevada Library Association, are requested to re turn them forthwith tothe Librarian, Mr. Geo. A. Church. at the Bookstore of Church & Co. Conquest of Mexico.v 1 Political Eeonumy, Life of Bonaparis. Charles 0’ Maley, Brande’s KEney clopedia—H ome_Life ———__—_— . Boswetls Johnsen, V2 Mohicans, Pcott’s Novela; v4 Mellichampe, Lycli’s Geology, 4vols Conquest of Mexico, Redburn. De Seth, Lavengro. (dup) Brazil and theBrazgilans W ide Wide Wo:ld,2 va Puritans, Yeilowplush Pavers, Almost a Heroine, Brown s Letters, JTamb’s Keeay, Headiey’s MisecHanies *moHett; Pioverbtal Philosophy Lorgnette, Sacred scenes and I Barbaby Rudge, v 1 REE BS . Newstories;History of Arabia. = Franklin's Works, vi Ben Johnson vi, —. Hypatia, Representative Men ‘Orley Farm, Kichard Hurdis, Border Beagles, La Plata, Accathiny-Pa Aurofa Leigh, Extéempoanecous speak'g Schiller, 3d vol Sparrow grace Paper Brougtiam's stories, _ Will He Find Her, Moks-nide. Christie Johnson, Glo-sary of Mineral = Biseovertes of “St. Autocrat of the Break Copper and Copper ogy fast ‘Fable. = ing: : By order ef the Association, Clas. MAKSH, President. G. A, Chureh, secre'ary. ‘NEW STORE! NEW GOooDs! W. L. SHAEFER, Woul!d intorm the citizens of ee and the surroundin country that he hae removed his stoek of AND S&HOBS, To Kidd's BuNding, a Fine Street Hie has just receivetXa large and splendid lot of Boots and Shoes from San Francisco, whleb he will sell af very low ratse He invites the attention ef eve and examine his stock. ° oN HOOts made to order, SS. ’ Repairing promptly and acatty donex_ Nevada, July J4th.—tf dy to cali UNION LIVERY STABLE. Spring Street, Nevada. JOUN A. LANCASTER would in form biw friends and : the publie g neraily hat he has added extensively to his already larye and elegant establishment of Horses, BugSies, saddles, Ha:inenss, &c, and is pre/ pared to (urnish ae fine turn outs as can be found in the state. . Well traimed. fleet and easy Saddle Horner well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be Pready atall tiroce A. lonoxperience in the bu» ines and ap earnest desire to retain the confi denc Osi iny friends leads me to believe 4d will be able to\give generai sat.slaction , Particular attention paid to Horses 6n livery Carriages alwapein reacin es with care‘ul d vers for the use of parties. Balls, &c. The qua ity of stock wil geraie me to say that those weking pleasure or. enyaped on business would dea weil a givemea call. ~~ OB gp rcotgege No, 6—Kevised—An Gr dinance in rejation to powder. The Trustees of the city of Nevada, as follows ; e Sec 1. It shall not be lawful for any persed or persons to kecp powder in a greater quantity than fifty pounds for alonger period tian four hours within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada, excepting in the powder house on the W ashingtoa read now oc upied by Nan-on & Co, Sec" 2, Any person or person who shall vio late the provision of Sec. 1, 6h JI on conviction thereof be Gned in any eam not less than twentyfive and not exuceding one hundred dollars, or be imprisoned in the city prison not cxceedjng ten days. 5 ‘ Sec 4. All ordinaneras heretofore pasecd jn relati n to powder are hereby repeaicd. Passed March 21. lets. JON A. CLARK, Pres. DD. S. Baker. Clerk. . ‘UM MONS.—diate of Culiforuta, couury of WD. Nevada. In Justice Court, Little York towpship, in and for the county ef Nevada. ‘The peo. ple vfthe State of California o B. D. Bowers and H. bowers, greeting : “You are hereby summoned to appear before me, atmy office in the township ot Little York, iu the county: of Nevada, ninety days from the date of this summotis at jv o'clock A M, to anSwer unto tte comptaiat of F K Lofton, who ae rdain on apromiseury uote, with interest at the rate of two per cept per month until paid. Vaid-gote bearing date January the Zist. A bp, 1860, us per complaint now ou tite in my office, when judg¢ment wiil be taken aguinst you fur t ¢ said ‘ with costs and es, if you fail to uppear and answer. Given under my hand this 30th day of January, e true 2 TRON & BRASS FOUNDRY. —0F—., pm = Six Horse Concord Coaches, VIRGINIA CITY, And all parts of :' NEVADA TERRITORY. Tinagpas ae ° . Stages leave the office from the ? UNION NOTEL..,.MAIN BTRERT. For Virginia, at 2 30 P. M. Kach ‘day; For Linvoin and Sacramento—genSacramento Vatley Muillroad—at 6A. M. SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT GUARANTEED. W. H. LADD, President. Nevada, March 1th Mead & Van assell, *. HHATTERS, Kuss luck, are now opening their SPRING & SUMMER STYLES OF HATS, oo CANES, sey a hUGGY ROBBS, And the only complete assortment of ~ SF MELITARY GOOD 1 4 Ever recetved in the States. Weare in regel by every steamer; extra qualtivs of Bott Hate, goiter up ty our special oraer, both in Parisand ew York. No. 227 Muntgomery Strect, Russ Block, San Francisco.ap? im FANILY GROCERY STORE. A. BARUH, Opposite St. Louls House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Newada City Cal. Informs the pubiie that he will keep ‘constantly on hand, : bles, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, assortment ofyoods usually found ma atoreor that kind His articles are all of tie firat qualtty and will be gold cheap for cash. He can always be found at his old stand on Commeraal street. Nevada. Nov. 16th. MINER’S HOTEL —AND— RESTAURANT. i WD Be . ¥UMPF, Proprietor. d aud ready to accommodate any er of persens with Board and Lodging. ‘This house has now the i Look in the State. — The table will be supplicd with everything the market afforta, The Lodging De partment colitajus everything to make travelers comfortable. Board as cheap as any other place in the mountains. The Bar Teaiweys sapplied with Wines. Ales, Liquors and Cigars, English, French and German spoken at this house. mh -amt BP StUMPP FJ dinance fixing the Bends of certain city offers. The Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows : Bi Sees tl, The Marshal, Treasurer and Assesaor. shall each give bonds with two or more and ¢uflicient surcties, to be approved by the Msourd of Trustees, payable to the inhabitants of the eity of Nevada, condit‘ouul forthe taithfed performance ef their duties, in the penal sume ilowing. to-wit: ° Mhe Marshal in the gum of §5.000. The Keeasurer inthe sum ot $5,000. , ‘The Asteasor in the sum ot g1 000. Sec. 2. All Orders heretofore passed fix: the bonds of city o re are heieby repald,Passed March 24, ld. ~ JONA. CLARK, Pres. D &. Kaker, Secretars. ~ q4seet RAUN NYU EACD—Vursuant wo on ds Act of the Legielature in orating the dity vi devada, notice is hereby gives field electors of said eity. thatan el be heldon MONDAY, May 2nd, 1864, foile wing officers, viz : Treasurer, Ome Asagusor. By order of the Boatd of ‘Trustees, U.S Baker, Clerk. N, B.~Plage of holding election and the Judges thereof wil! be announced in due time. Nevada, April tna. MEVADA AND MACHINE sHUP?. , Steam Engin Geder! Castings abd Abe. ted or repaired. Contin > Sew, v rist, Mas Horse and Car necting at Auburn Station wituthe cure of the, Ranch Butter, Cheese. Vegeten” \ The above Hotel is now comple ~ ( RUVINANCK No. 8—Hevised.—Ap Or. ~~ Five Trustees, One Marshal, One~ J CLARK, Pega. — $e