April 18, 1866 (4 pages)

ITH Ladies of Ne. ceived the sted , GOODS ada, >RIUES, \dvantage to Prices a Indersold n ,00DS. TINGS ani hens, Tow rns, de Chevre, th and Engassortment rH’s, S: lptions and aie Foss te, at rn’s. ILLAS:ibaldi’s and trimmed in ‘Hs. ee oths, uty ’ at ['wH’s. pany is-ordered-to: ameéetat the Armory a€ . eS — es See See eS Re oi er ee Pit, SPEIER IOP BE LEED I z . : y LOéAL AFFAIRS. 2 cmeneel PARADE AND Balu To-day is the anniversary of the Nevada Light Guard, which has been celebrated every year by parade . aud target shooting during the day, and close with a grand ballin the evening. Phe Com] 9o'clock this—-moerning. thence proceed to Mulloy’s ranch, on the Red‘Dog road, where, they will engage in target shvoting for medals, both silver and leather, now held bytwo of their number, being the best and poorest shots, Alter the shooting, the Company will ‘parade’ through the principal streets and then disband until evening, when they will appear in all their beauty at the ball to be given at. Temperance Hall A large crowd will no duubt be in attendance. ~ “PHEY FOUND IT.—A_ party of prospectors left this city, one day. last week, for the purpose of finding, if possible, some lo_eality not tar from town, where none but diggers had ever trod befure, in. search of a quartz lead. One of the party returned on Monday last, to obtain more tools and-a lott of grub. It seems they wandered over the hills and saw a great many ledges, but did not deem them worth taking up, and when about six miles from town they found a well defined lode, from twelve to fourteen feet thick, which they traced a considerable distance. A piece of rock, from the croppings, show a speck or two of gold and a large lot of gelena. They were to commence sinking a shaft yesterday. No work hus been done within two milea ef this discovery. i QUARTZ UN THE Bnraly.—We believe there are but few persons in this community who are not affected, more or less, with quartz on the brain., Well, itsa good thing, and we glory in it for the sake of the city, county and State. We have never known so much interest being tuken to discover new and re-open old leads as at thé present time. Qne thing is certain, not a day has passed sitice the late storm but what two or . three new. discoveries have. been found, and allwithia a*tew miles of this city. Winpy Nigut.—We have talked with ene of the oldest inhabitants, a digger, and’ neg within his memory has he known the wind to be on such a tantrum as during’ the whole of Monday niznt. It blowed continuously fur about-12 hours. ‘To our readers below, we can assure them that it blowed like—well, you know, Mar. Contracts AwakveD.—The mail contracts awarded are as follows: Route No. 14,779, from Marysville to Gibsonville, No. 14,791. from Timbuctoo to North San Juan, to Wash. Montgomery, and No. 14,» 781, from Marysville to Rough end Ready, tuC. B. Fowler and Wash. Montgomery. ELECTION.—The election of (Officers of the Light Guard, took place oo Monday eve. Bing last. John A, Lancaster was re-elected Captain, M. 8. Deal, Jet Lieutenant, Jos. R. English, 2d Lieutenant, and James Hackley, Jr. 2d Lieutenant. THe road being built between this tity and Willow Valley, we understand is being done by the ¢ounty to connect with the Washington road, the grade of the old road being too heavy for teams. New Store.—A new dry goods store has been vpened on Commercial street, nearly opposite Randolph's jewelty store, by Cline & Novitzky. Their advertisement appeare in the columns of teday’s TaaNscripT. OUR merchants’ are now receiving ims mense stocks of goods, for the spring and ‘lmmer trade. All anticipate a lively busihess and we are confident they will not be disappointed. EGeo, D. Kendall, Captain’ of the comPany raised here for Unele Sam, about 18: months'ago, returned to thie city yesterday, Most of the time tif company was stationed at Arizona. Ce oe DURING the day, this city 1s the dullest Place in the State, and in the evening when the miners and ore come in from Work it is:devidedly the liveliest. Tite Methodist ministers of Marysville Wa. F. Evens is aonouneéd in today's City Marshal. R. ») TR® Cedar claims at Gold Ran recently cleaned up $3,600, the result of twenty days washing, while others will yield, exch on an average, about $100 per day. It: is jaled a well éstablished fact, that the celebrated Blue Cemett Lend, found in the vicinity ef You Bet and Red Dug, passes directlythrough the Guld Rua Claims, and it may 8 double chance. The Enquirer is informed thut'a move is about being inaugurated by several leading companies, te sink a joint shaft with the view of prospecting it. Gaylord & Co. have erected: a inill, and are now successfully working the same lead ouly . Fabout a mile further south. The resources of Gold Run are, indeed, great, if not mex: haustible, and it must necessarily remain a flourishing place tor years to come, independent of any effect the railroad may produce. : —A Hexprep-Tro-One=that isto say, Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Iodine A lterative, is the best purifying blood medicine, out of the hundred now offered to the sick, sulloring from rheumatism, scrofula, eruptions, and chronic diseases. Crane & Brigham, Agents. 5 of _— cS FOR CITY TREASURER. F. EVENS is hereby announeed as a e candidate for re election to the office of City Treagurer, ap 18 FOR CITY TREASURER. A Hi. HANSON is hereby announced ag a: e candidate fur the office of City Treasurer. Nevada, April 17th. ; 4 FOR CITY MARSHAL. B H. COLLIER is hereby announced as a * candidate* fur the’ office of City Marshal— Nevada, April 5th. FOR CITY MARSHAL. CRARUGS GROVE is hereby announced asa candidate for the Office of City. Marshal. — Nevada, March 31st. : FOR CITY MARSHAL, 4s'& candidate lur re-election to the office of Nevada, April 3d. FOR CITY MARSHAL. HAS. W. CORNELL is hereby announced as & candidate tor the office of City Marshal.— Nevada, April Ist. : . FOR CITY MARSHAL. DILLON is hereby announced a’ a candidate tor the office'of City Marshal. Nevada, April 8th. FOR CITY MARSHAL. F. DRAKE is hereby announced as a can* didate tor the office of City. Marshal. Nevada, April 7th. THE undersigned takes pleasure in New ana Valuable Books. announcing to the citizens of Nevada county, thathe has the sole agency GED: the following valuable works, to wit: Cubbins’ Domestic Bibie, Pierce’s Cottage Cyclopedia, aad. Browne’s Four years in Secessia.— The above works are sold only. by subscription and will be delivered to subscribers in a short time at the following rates : Domestic Bible, .c. -$12 00 — Cyclopedia,.cccccseceees 6 60 Wour years in Secessia, 3 50 W. 8. DAY, Nevada, April 1th; 1866. Valuable. Property for Sale. THE well kuown and fire-proof Building, adjoining the Theatre, on Broad street, is offered forsale. One part of ‘the Building is now dca: asa Saloon, and the other ig suffigiently large for @ ‘business. of any kind. They, Sold separately or together. Any oné-wish ‘ good ie of property will do well sc will ing to invest in a to callon PEDR Commercial streets, where tull particulars as to price, &c., can be obtained. ap-10 HARDWARE . ! Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Kuobs, Padlocks, &c. PITCHFORKS, HOES, &e. NAILS, — All sorts by the keg or pound: emma For sale by GREGORY &-WAITE. PAINTING! PAINTING! P. L, RYAN. H* Femoved his Paint Shop to the HOOK & LADDER HOUSE ON BROAD STREET. ee TRANWORIPT,, ap a candidate forsre-cleotion . H* l provared, as hecetofor, to do all kinds of tpetwtiwkwe. . ie called” to.’ ORNAMENTAL’ PAINTING, of Graee Valley, -deso eS. eilaveoRast 1. oe pays + eae PAUNOSS RO oo therefore be said that they-are worked with} . . have‘in sture a Superior Stoek of [FINE DRESS. suITs!1 EORGE 8S, PLERCE is hereby announced ITTI, corner of Pine and} Soe net errno Stern Winter's frowns have passed away, _ And beauteous Spring returns once more With radiant smiles und cvlors gay, Proclaiming Wintey’s Fashions o’er, ‘The shies seemed bathed in dee; blue, The clouds iu purer white While earth seemed re-created new, A paradise for man’s delight. But the kindly garb that‘Nature wears, Resplendent 2 Bet it be, Is not half so dazzling to the ‘eye As the Spring and Summer'styles NOW TO BE SEEN AT P. BANNER’S8. New Spring Clothing ! J UST RECEIVED and now 0 tth MAMMU'TH bape c6 Ry: a ote: Clothing Emporium GREGORY & WAITE, CADUC’S LINE. FAST-SAILING VESSELS TO. SACRAMENTO. ; OFFICES ; Washington st, wharf, San Francisco No. 43 Third street, Sacramento, FREIGHT BY THE ABOVE LINE —or— : PBANNER, Cor. of Broad & Pitie Streets, Nevada city. . eee A Large and splendid Stock of Gents’ and Boys’ FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ! “ Selected expressly for this market of proved Styles for the Spring and Summer Trade ! And of qualities unsurpassed by auy Clothing House inthe State, which wilt besvid at such : Low RBates:! As cannot fail to give complete satisfaction, We the most apBUSINESS “SUITS! : New Styles of Every Description. . oe Latest Styie SPRING HATS, including the celebrated ~at8. Peto and Resorté Hats . Just introduced. “Two Hundred Pair —Or— aa Bankert’s Best Philadelphia Boots, Just Unpacked and for sale at IMPORTERS’ RATES! : All kinds of Gents’ Boots, Shoes and Gaiters. Suitable for the season. Alse a well selected assortment for Ladies? and Childrens? Wear ! FURNISHING COODs, In great variety from the Finest French Silkk and Lambs Wool Underwrappers and Drawers, Down to the most economical Grey and White Merino, Fine White and ‘Flannel Shirts, Thread Socks, Cravats, Ties, GLOVES, &c. &é. &e. Trunks, Valises, Sachels, dc, de, Our Spring stock is the Largest to be found in Nevadg county and var facilities in procuring our direct from New York and Philadelphia, aud having been purchased at the prevailing Keduced Rates in the Kastern markets, enables us to Sell our Goods at Lower Rates than any other House in the County ! ee All of our Winter Clothiug now in store, will be sold at GREATLY REDUCED RATES ! . Call and examine. P. BANNER, © Importer, Wholesale & Retail Dealer, COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS, Nevada. March 28th. English QUARTZ MILLS FOR SALE, A Fifteen Stamp Mill! + hb L8O—= A Five Stamp Mil?! ITHER of the above named Mills will be sold Cheap for Cash, or will be put upon a good vein on reasonable terms. Or, for part cash and an interest in the vein. Parties having g: re got noone ae of any capacity will find it to in . partieiian if inthe. and direct to TRANSCRIPT OFFICK. : apo ? € By the Fank or Pound! For sale by GREGORY & WAITE. ? > — Keresene. Lard On, ’ For sale by : ND. 8. BAKER. One Dollar and Fifty cts, per ton. Sacramento, March Wth. $100 Rewara ' For an Incurablé Case ! a eo Special atteiition, is respectfully directed to our. exelusive manufacture of the celebrated Golden Balsam, a preparation never known to {ail in the cure of Syphilis, in allits stages, and used in the French hospitals for the last ten‘years with the greatest success, For obvious reasona, we cannot pub: lish-the testimonials of. the thousands who have been cured by it, but in the innumerable cases in which it has becn administered we have yet to learn an instance of its failure. GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1, for first and second stages, such as sores on the legs or body, sure eyes, ete. Golden Balsam, No. 2, for tertiary, Mercu rial or Syphilitie Kheumatiem, pains in—the bones, ete. Sent by express to any part of the Pacific Coast. Price, Fifty dollars per dozen, or Five Dollars per bottle. C. F. RICHARDS & CO: corner Clay and Sansome Sts. San Francisco, sdje. agents, to whom ali orders must be addressed. Also, agents for the celebrated “Spanish Antidote, a preparation warranted to cure Gonorrhae, Gleet, lrrita tion, Gravel, and all Urinary. Derangements. Neither ef the above genuine without our signature across . the face of the label ° Lt api2 THE BEST FURNITURE "peat TO BE, FOUND “or — . This side of San Francisco, Is kept at the Store of BROAD STREET, nearly opp. National Exchang Bureaus. : ‘ Bedsteads, Chairs, sd Tables, Sofrs, Mirrors, &c. Everything Goes !—Cheap for Cash UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice, Xr Call and examine the Stock !.66 Nevada, Jan. 4th ° G. R. CRAWFORD, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets. ~ > STATIONERY, Blank Books, . Sheet Music, Gold Pens PHOTOGRAPH ALBOMS, &c. Justice’s and Constable's Blanks. Nevada,July 28th J. A. MARTIN “\ D. 8. BAKER & CO. en DEALENS U8 ‘Wheat, Bariey aud Ground Feed No, 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Ficnband and fort OF ALL KINDS on band. and for sale at Cheap rates for Goods delivered free of Charg Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. w all kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap for Cash. weld rcaNDLEs #4 ANY QUANTITY. See 3 ee 2 Ne teee _ For sle.by GREGORY & WAITB: GREGORY & WAITE, ‘Wholesale and retail Druggists and Shen,ists, . . . Count#at once. q . MONROE DOCTRINE f 5 ‘ —Fror= AME RICA-!: Seemed MILITARY GOVERNMENT __ FOR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARae REBELS ! All who endorse the above are solic‘ited to make their’ WHABOWA Ke ois : AT THE STORE Rooms pene" Crawford, Leavitt & Co, Where thev will find at ali timés A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF . HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE, TRON, STEEL, POWDER, FUSE, é Mining and Farming Tools, Groceries & Provisions FLOUR AND Silas WINES AND LIQUORS, CASE GOoDs, : Ete. Ete, ee We return thanks to our many friends for their patrouage during the past year, which we have endeavored to gain, and hope to retuin and inerease by a fair and honorable Course of dealing. a Our Prices are made at a fair living advance, from the San Francisco Wholesale market } rates, without which, no House can long sustain either itself, its credit or its reputation. OUR TERMS ARE CASH ! Or 30 days to approved credit trade, All accounts averaging’ over our **Time” limit, will invariably be charged with in. terest as upon money leaned. All who f vor our business. terms are respectiully solicited to extend us, or ¢ontinue their patronage. Allerrors of our own, or employees promptly rectified upon being brought to our notice. ‘ ARE AGENTS FOR >} Almaden Quicksilver ‘COMPANY. , Will sell FOR CASH, ONLY, at their WHOLESALE PRICE, freight added, Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. ee All indebted to our Firm on the last years’ are requested to settle their aeIF Goods delivered a, reagona enable distance Free of Charge. Crawford, Leavitt & 0

ITH Ladies of Ne. ceived the sted , GOODS ada, >RIUES, \dvantage to Prices a Indersold n ,00DS. TINGS ani hens, Tow rns, de Chevre, th and Engassortment rH’s, S: lptions and aie Foss te, at rn’s. ILLAS:ibaldi’s and trimmed in ‘Hs. ee oths, uty ’ at ['wH’s. pany is-ordered-to: ameéetat the Armory a€ . eS — es See See eS Re oi er ee Pit, SPEIER IOP BE LEED I z . : y LOéAL AFFAIRS. 2 cmeneel PARADE AND Balu To-day is the anniversary of the Nevada Light Guard, which has been celebrated every year by parade . aud target shooting during the day, and close with a grand ballin the evening. Phe Com] 9o'clock this—-moerning. thence proceed to Mulloy’s ranch, on the Red‘Dog road, where, they will engage in target shvoting for medals, both silver and leather, now held bytwo of their number, being the best and poorest shots, Alter the shooting, the Company will ‘parade’ through the principal streets and then disband until evening, when they will appear in all their beauty at the ball to be given at. Temperance Hall A large crowd will no duubt be in attendance. ~ “PHEY FOUND IT.—A_ party of prospectors left this city, one day. last week, for the purpose of finding, if possible, some lo_eality not tar from town, where none but diggers had ever trod befure, in. search of a quartz lead. One of the party returned on Monday last, to obtain more tools and-a lott of grub. It seems they wandered over the hills and saw a great many ledges, but did not deem them worth taking up, and when about six miles from town they found a well defined lode, from twelve to fourteen feet thick, which they traced a considerable distance. A piece of rock, from the croppings, show a speck or two of gold and a large lot of gelena. They were to commence sinking a shaft yesterday. No work hus been done within two milea ef this discovery. i QUARTZ UN THE Bnraly.—We believe there are but few persons in this community who are not affected, more or less, with quartz on the brain., Well, itsa good thing, and we glory in it for the sake of the city, county and State. We have never known so much interest being tuken to discover new and re-open old leads as at thé present time. Qne thing is certain, not a day has passed sitice the late storm but what two or . three new. discoveries have. been found, and allwithia a*tew miles of this city. Winpy Nigut.—We have talked with ene of the oldest inhabitants, a digger, and’ neg within his memory has he known the wind to be on such a tantrum as during’ the whole of Monday niznt. It blowed continuously fur about-12 hours. ‘To our readers below, we can assure them that it blowed like—well, you know, Mar. Contracts AwakveD.—The mail contracts awarded are as follows: Route No. 14,779, from Marysville to Gibsonville, No. 14,791. from Timbuctoo to North San Juan, to Wash. Montgomery, and No. 14,» 781, from Marysville to Rough end Ready, tuC. B. Fowler and Wash. Montgomery. ELECTION.—The election of (Officers of the Light Guard, took place oo Monday eve. Bing last. John A, Lancaster was re-elected Captain, M. 8. Deal, Jet Lieutenant, Jos. R. English, 2d Lieutenant, and James Hackley, Jr. 2d Lieutenant. THe road being built between this tity and Willow Valley, we understand is being done by the ¢ounty to connect with the Washington road, the grade of the old road being too heavy for teams. New Store.—A new dry goods store has been vpened on Commercial street, nearly opposite Randolph's jewelty store, by Cline & Novitzky. Their advertisement appeare in the columns of teday’s TaaNscripT. OUR merchants’ are now receiving ims mense stocks of goods, for the spring and ‘lmmer trade. All anticipate a lively busihess and we are confident they will not be disappointed. EGeo, D. Kendall, Captain’ of the comPany raised here for Unele Sam, about 18: months'ago, returned to thie city yesterday, Most of the time tif company was stationed at Arizona. Ce oe DURING the day, this city 1s the dullest Place in the State, and in the evening when the miners and ore come in from Work it is:devidedly the liveliest. Tite Methodist ministers of Marysville Wa. F. Evens is aonouneéd in today's City Marshal. R. ») TR® Cedar claims at Gold Ran recently cleaned up $3,600, the result of twenty days washing, while others will yield, exch on an average, about $100 per day. It: is jaled a well éstablished fact, that the celebrated Blue Cemett Lend, found in the vicinity ef You Bet and Red Dug, passes directlythrough the Guld Rua Claims, and it may 8 double chance. The Enquirer is informed thut'a move is about being inaugurated by several leading companies, te sink a joint shaft with the view of prospecting it. Gaylord & Co. have erected: a inill, and are now successfully working the same lead ouly . Fabout a mile further south. The resources of Gold Run are, indeed, great, if not mex: haustible, and it must necessarily remain a flourishing place tor years to come, independent of any effect the railroad may produce. : —A Hexprep-Tro-One=that isto say, Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Iodine A lterative, is the best purifying blood medicine, out of the hundred now offered to the sick, sulloring from rheumatism, scrofula, eruptions, and chronic diseases. Crane & Brigham, Agents. 5 of _— cS FOR CITY TREASURER. F. EVENS is hereby announeed as a e candidate for re election to the office of City Treagurer, ap 18 FOR CITY TREASURER. A Hi. HANSON is hereby announced ag a: e candidate fur the office of City Treasurer. Nevada, April 17th. ; 4 FOR CITY MARSHAL. B H. COLLIER is hereby announced as a * candidate* fur the’ office of City Marshal— Nevada, April 5th. FOR CITY MARSHAL. CRARUGS GROVE is hereby announced asa candidate for the Office of City. Marshal. — Nevada, March 31st. : FOR CITY MARSHAL, 4s'& candidate lur re-election to the office of Nevada, April 3d. FOR CITY MARSHAL. HAS. W. CORNELL is hereby announced as & candidate tor the office of City Marshal.— Nevada, April Ist. : . FOR CITY MARSHAL. DILLON is hereby announced a’ a candidate tor the office'of City Marshal. Nevada, April 8th. FOR CITY MARSHAL. F. DRAKE is hereby announced as a can* didate tor the office of City. Marshal. Nevada, April 7th. THE undersigned takes pleasure in New ana Valuable Books. announcing to the citizens of Nevada county, thathe has the sole agency GED: the following valuable works, to wit: Cubbins’ Domestic Bibie, Pierce’s Cottage Cyclopedia, aad. Browne’s Four years in Secessia.— The above works are sold only. by subscription and will be delivered to subscribers in a short time at the following rates : Domestic Bible, .c.. -$12 00 — Cyclopedia,..cccccseceees 6 60 Wour years in Secessia, 3 50 W. 8. DAY, Nevada, April 1th; 1866. Valuable. Property for Sale. THE well kuown and fire-proof Building, adjoining the Theatre, on Broad street, is offered forsale. One part of ‘the Building is now dca: asa Saloon, and the other ig suffigiently large for @ ‘business. of any kind. They, Sold separately or together. Any oné-wish ‘ good ie of property will do well sc will ing to invest in a to callon PEDR Commercial streets, where tull particulars as to price, &c., can be obtained. ap-10 HARDWARE . ! Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Kuobs, Padlocks, &c. PITCHFORKS, HOES, &e. NAILS, — All sorts by the keg or pound: emma For sale by GREGORY &-WAITE. PAINTING! PAINTING! P. L, RYAN. H* Femoved his Paint Shop to the HOOK & LADDER HOUSE ON BROAD STREET. ee TRANWORIPT,, ap a candidate forsre-cleotion . H* l provared, as hecetofor, to do all kinds of tpetwtiwkwe. . ie called” to.’ ORNAMENTAL’ PAINTING, of Graee Valley, -deso eS. eilaveoRast 1. oe pays + eae PAUNOSS RO oo therefore be said that they-are worked with} . . have‘in sture a Superior Stoek of [FINE DRESS. suITs!1 EORGE 8S, PLERCE is hereby announced ITTI, corner of Pine and} Soe net errno Stern Winter's frowns have passed away, _ And beauteous Spring returns once more With radiant smiles und cvlors gay, Proclaiming Wintey’s Fashions o’er, ‘The shies seemed bathed in dee; blue, The clouds iu purer white

While earth seemed re-created new, A paradise for man’s delight. But the kindly garb that‘Nature wears, Resplendent 2 Bet it be, Is not half so dazzling to the ‘eye As the Spring and Summer'styles NOW TO BE SEEN AT P. BANNER’S8. New Spring Clothing ! J UST RECEIVED and now 0 tth MAMMU'TH bape c6 Ry: a ote: Clothing Emporium GREGORY & WAITE, CADUC’S LINE. FAST-SAILING VESSELS TO. SACRAMENTO. ; OFFICES ; Washington st, wharf, San Francisco No. 43 Third street, Sacramento, FREIGHT BY THE ABOVE LINE —or— : PBANNER, Cor. of Broad & Pitie Streets, Nevada city. . eee A Large and splendid Stock of Gents’ and Boys’ FASHIONABLE CLOTHING ! “ Selected expressly for this market of proved Styles for the Spring and Summer Trade ! And of qualities unsurpassed by auy Clothing House inthe State, which wilt besvid at such : Low RBates:! As cannot fail to give complete satisfaction, We the most apBUSINESS “SUITS! : New Styles of Every Description. . oe Latest Styie SPRING HATS, including the celebrated ~at8. Peto and Resorté Hats . Just introduced. “Two Hundred Pair —Or— aa Bankert’s Best Philadelphia Boots, Just Unpacked and for sale at IMPORTERS’ RATES! : All kinds of Gents’ Boots, Shoes and Gaiters. Suitable for the season. Alse a well selected assortment for Ladies? and Childrens? Wear ! FURNISHING COODs, In great variety from the Finest French Silkk and Lambs Wool Underwrappers and Drawers, Down to the most economical Grey and White Merino, Fine White and ‘Flannel Shirts, Thread Socks, Cravats, Ties, GLOVES, &c. &é. &e. Trunks, Valises, Sachels, dc, de, Our Spring stock is the Largest to be found in Nevadg county and var facilities in procuring our direct from New York and Philadelphia, aud having been purchased at the prevailing Keduced Rates in the Kastern markets, enables us to Sell our Goods at Lower Rates than any other House in the County ! ee All of our Winter Clothiug now in store, will be sold at GREATLY REDUCED RATES ! . Call and examine. P. BANNER, © Importer, Wholesale & Retail Dealer, COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS, Nevada. March 28th. English QUARTZ MILLS FOR SALE, A Fifteen Stamp Mill! + hb L8O—= A Five Stamp Mil?! ITHER of the above named Mills will be sold Cheap for Cash, or will be put upon a good vein on reasonable terms. Or, for part cash and an interest in the vein. Parties having g: re got noone ae of any capacity will find it to in . partieiian if inthe. and direct to TRANSCRIPT OFFICK. : apo ? € By the Fank or Pound! For sale by GREGORY & WAITE. ? > — Keresene. Lard On, ’ For sale by : ND. 8. BAKER. One Dollar and Fifty cts, per ton. Sacramento, March Wth. $100 Rewara ' For an Incurablé Case ! a eo Special atteiition, is respectfully directed to our. exelusive manufacture of the celebrated Golden Balsam, a preparation never known to {ail in the cure of Syphilis, in allits stages, and used in the French hospitals for the last ten‘years with the greatest success, For obvious reasona, we cannot pub: lish-the testimonials of. the thousands who have been cured by it, but in the innumerable cases in which it has becn administered we have yet to learn an instance of its failure. GOLDEN BALSAM No. 1, for first and second stages, such as sores on the legs or body, sure eyes, ete. Golden Balsam, No. 2, for tertiary, Mercu rial or Syphilitie Kheumatiem, pains in—the bones, ete. Sent by express to any part of the Pacific Coast. Price, Fifty dollars per dozen, or Five Dollars per bottle. C. F. RICHARDS & CO: corner Clay and Sansome Sts. San Francisco, sdje. agents, to whom ali orders must be addressed. Also, agents for the celebrated “Spanish Antidote, a preparation warranted to cure Gonorrhae, Gleet, lrrita tion, Gravel, and all Urinary. Derangements. Neither ef the above genuine without our signature across . the face of the label ° Lt api2 THE BEST FURNITURE "peat TO BE, FOUND “or — . This side of San Francisco, Is kept at the Store of BROAD STREET, nearly opp. National Exchang Bureaus. : ‘ Bedsteads, Chairs, sd Tables, Sofrs, Mirrors, &c. Everything Goes !—Cheap for Cash UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice, Xr Call and examine the Stock !.66 Nevada, Jan. 4th ° G. R. CRAWFORD, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets. ~ > STATIONERY, Blank Books, . Sheet Music, Gold Pens PHOTOGRAPH ALBOMS, &c. Justice’s and Constable's Blanks. Nevada,July 28th J. A. MARTIN “\ D. 8. BAKER & CO. en DEALENS U8 ‘Wheat, Bariey aud Ground Feed No, 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Ficnband and fort OF ALL KINDS on band. and for sale at Cheap rates for Goods delivered free of Charg Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. w all kinds, on hand and for sale Cheap for Cash. weld rcaNDLEs #4 ANY QUANTITY. See 3 ee 2 Ne teee _ For sle.by GREGORY & WAITB: GREGORY & WAITE, ‘Wholesale and retail Druggists and Shen,ists, . . . Count#at once. q . MONROE DOCTRINE f 5 ‘ —Fror= AME RICA-!: Seemed MILITARY GOVERNMENT __ FOR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARae REBELS ! All who endorse the above are solic‘ited to make their’ WHABOWA Ke ois : AT THE STORE Rooms pene" Crawford, Leavitt & Co, Where thev will find at ali timés A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF . HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE, TRON, STEEL, POWDER, FUSE, é Mining and Farming Tools, Groceries & Provisions FLOUR AND Silas WINES AND LIQUORS, CASE GOoDs, : Ete. Ete, ee We return thanks to our many friends for their patrouage during the past year, which we have endeavored to gain, and hope to retuin and inerease by a fair and honorable Course of dealing. a Our Prices are made at a fair living advance, from the San Francisco Wholesale market } rates, without which, no House can long sustain either itself, its credit or its reputation. OUR TERMS ARE CASH ! Or 30 days to approved credit trade, All accounts averaging’ over our **Time” limit, will invariably be charged with in. terest as upon money leaned. All who f vor our business. terms are respectiully solicited to extend us, or ¢ontinue their patronage. Allerrors of our own, or employees promptly rectified upon being brought to our notice. ‘ ARE AGENTS FOR >} Almaden Quicksilver ‘COMPANY. , Will sell FOR CASH, ONLY, at their WHOLESALE PRICE, freight added, Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. ee All indebted to our Firm on the last years’ are requested to settle their aeIF Goods delivered a, reagona enable distance Free of Charge. Crawford, Leavitt & 0