August 28, 1863 (4 pages)

8; Etc., State. rs ! cenessclear CO. nda, ty ofas, rtion at ist, L. sts D4 3. R, OVES, re, ard ware lowest ada. aN. ded to. ures, uc la. —$—$————— ORE Genu‘The Nevada D Daily Transoript . FRIDAY MORNING aveusT 28th FONNY PRuceevine.—Tlie canvass has produced some very amusing incidents but none more so than a little trifle that occurred the'other day, which we are going to-re~}—~ late just as it was, for it needs no embelishment. Somebody “slopped over” as we shall see. This is the way the nice little story is told: The Copperheads wanted te riga pur+ chase for Cornish votes. The leaders of Jeffs allies assembled at a certain place in town and it was tesolved that Dolan, their candidate must be withdrawn, because they tho’t they could puichase the Cornishmen to become ‘Copperheads and enemies to the Government by supporting one of their number for an office. Here is where the aforesaid leaders counted without their host, for the . Cornish are true tothe cause of freedom and good government always. But it. was’ de« cided that the Copperhead candidate tor Treasurer, should break the ice to Dolan, get him to meet the conclave, and by some means get him off the course and make the track clear for the so-called, “independent candidate. The wiry opponent of Gen. Coldius, full of devotion to hig. party, started out on his errand which was todo the. great thing of detaching three or four hundred loyal men from theit allegiance to principle and sell them out for a mess of pottage. Fast as alittle wagon, the errand boy of Dibble * esgerness he struck the wrong man by mis= take. He took one of the best Union men in town for Dolan, and the _— colloquy ensued : C—H.—Dpolan, wé would like re see you up town, on important business. A number of our party leaders are waiting to see you McI—~£.—What do they want to see me for? C—H.—Oh, the businegs concerns the wel~ fare of the party, and we are anxious to consult with you. McI.-—-Well, I'm busy and can’t go just now; but you can tell me what is wanted of me, can’t you? ‘ C—H.—Yes; the fact is Dolan, we have no show to win unless we get the Cornish vote. If we can get that, we are hunk; if we don't, not one of us has any chance. Now, you have got no more show than the rest ef us, and the expense of the canvass is going to be pretty heavy on us all, and for nething.— If you will just withdraw, you will save censiderable money and entitle yourself to the gratitude of the. party, for we can go for Sain. corral the Cornish vote, just like a d—n, elect ourselves, and you will not lose any~ thing hereafter, Ibet ye. Mcl.—(with mock seriousness)—T'll . tell “you what, C—h, I'd like that office mighty well ; bat I'am willing to sacrifice all my per: sonal aspirations for the good of the party ! C—H.—( Proudly and triamphantly patting Mc. on the back) I told them so! I ~ knew you'd doit! That’s the true Demcs cratic spirit! Now we'll clean ont them “‘Birelings of Abe Linkin, sure. We'll corral the Cornish as true.as you live. C—n went backand reported and there "was joy among the guerrillas for the space of half an hour, till they found out their mistake. McI. enjoys the joke hugely. PUBLIC SPEAKING aT Norta San Juan. We are authorized from headqyarters to announce that Hon, W. H. Sears, will ads drexs the citizens of his home town, North Ban J wan, on Friday evening, the Ist ) roximo. jee Hie : ekvida, —Hons. D. Belden and E. H. Gaylord will address the people of Washington on Saturday evening, and of Moore’ 5 Plat on Sunday: evening, next. > ts" A grand Union rally will take = at Grass Valley on Monday and Tuesday evenings next. On Monday eveniyg the meeting will be addressed by Hon. Jesse O. Goodwin, of Marysville, Judge Belden, of Nevada, and Hon. Wm. H. Sears, of North San Juan. On Tuesday evening, Hoo. J. B. Manchester will make the it appeal of the campaign. To Be RereaTeD.—We are requested te etate that the thanksgiving sermon deliyered by the Rev. John B. Hill. on last’ fast day, will be repeated by request on Sabbath evening pext. Services will commence at a} quat ter to eight. Ex"The San Joan = Band and the Glee ’ Club of the sameplace,will attend at the . Vistrict, meeting at Grass Valley, on ety oY bing next. athe a et and Company, went off, but in his hurry and’ Deinocratti ‘State Ticket. For Gover: Governor, JOHN G. DOWNEY: Fer Lieutenant Governor, E. W. McKINSTRY. For Members of Congress. JUHN B. WELLER. JOHN BIGLER. N. E. WHITESIDES. For Secretary of State, 8. M. BISHOP. For State Treasurer, THOMAS FINDLEY. For State Controller, R. 0. CRAVENS. For Attorney General, L. C. GRANGER. For Clerk ofthe Supreme Court, A. C. BRADFORD. For State Printer, BERIAH BROWN, For Surveycr General, PRESLEY DUNLAP. For Harbor Commissioner, MICHAEL HAYES. b 4 Democratic County Ticket. e For State Senators. WILLIAM. WATT, THOS. H. CASWELL. For Assemblymen. WILLIAM HILL, CHARLES LEECH, JOSEPH LISSON, ~ MARION CANNON. For Sheriff, ‘CHARLES SCHARDIN. For County Clerk, JOHN HUSSEY. For County Recorder, 8. B. BLAKESLEE. For County Treasurer, A. P. CHURCH. For District Attorney, GEORGE L. WATERS. For Surveyor, JAMES CULBERTSON. For Superintendent of Public Schools, ROBERT CASH. For County: Coroner, WILLIAM €. POPE. For Public Administrator, ANDREW C. KEAN. Supervisor, 2d District, ‘DAVID BROWN. aimee ——er ne er — WINE AND LIQUOR. STORE! AUGUSTIN. ISOARD, Proprietor. Two doors above Weaver & Co's Store, Broad Street, Nevada. “WOULD eall attention to the fact that I have on hand a large assortment of the first uly of Liquors, consistiug of Bramady, my > Wines, Whiskey, Cordials, &c. ‘ Aftso, a. few gallons of Wine manufactured from tke Grape by myself, tn-this city. — None but the best of Liquors offered for api AUGUSTIN ISOARD. . CENTRE MARKET, NO. 2 Commercial Street, Two doors below the TRANSCKIPT office BULACHER & KRAFT. FRESH MEATSOF ALL kinds, at Wholesale and Retail.— This Market, is continually supplied with the Choictst meate of all kinds, and customers will be attended with out a moment’s delay. Nevada, Sept 3d.—tf-. (NEVADA FRUIT STORE. ‘HE undersigned pony opened a Fruit store 1 opposite the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad strect, and made arrange-. ments with reliable parties for a constant supply of Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, etc. All of which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders ‘from the country respectfully solicited. TOM. TURNER. Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, yO 43 Pine Street, has just received alarge N and choice stock of Groceries, Provisions, &c., "Which he sell at low rates. . Give me one trial. Freeh BRanch Butter received every day. . my2+ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No. & Commercial street. ( Successors to Chas. Kent.) 4.C. MASEL &CO., res full ay inform their tiends = jc that they can always be found at the above place, where they keep om hand the best quality of Ameti.an Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and bork. < Live Dee Cattle alwaysfor sale ctareas nable p . Retail it Dealers furnished with Beef at low rates. He solicits a continuance of the very liberal pat e heretofore received. '' Mevada, 28thtf “election Notice. HE qualified electors of Forest Springs T School District are he notified that an pag ad dag Kae Forelock, ¥ “a be te ° for pw oF aessing 2 tax of'tweive uadred dolfore t0 b ok Schoel House TT for said to elect an Assessor and Collector. aa Fennes, 0. H. P. SHEETS, Trustees of Forest School District. Forest Springs, August 20, sale. Grand Unien Ruy! ——ae [HERE will be Union Meetings held at Grass Valley, on st eagg & August Sist, 1863, Nev ber ist, 1863. Distinguished apuakace will be pera Come out every body. é SERIF S aan: DRY GOODS! ’ \\ The Large and extensive stock of \ DRY COODS, CARPETS, FANCY GOODS, Silks, Calicos, DeLaines, Oil Cloths, Ladies’ Goods, And in fact_everything usually found in an establishment of this kind. Will be sold at Public Auction, —~AT THE 8TORE OF = CEORCE H. COLBY, ON BROAD STREET, “ON MONDAY, Sept. 7th, And continue from day to day until the whole stuck is disposed of. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. e Nevada, am 18th. Union Meetings. Meese gE. Ww. ‘Mepleris Haase tieda lins. vw. W. Rale, M. 8. Deal; and others, will speak in the Kvening, at Fall.Creek, ~ Monday, August 24. Omega, Tuesday, August 25, Red Dog, © Wednesday, August 26. Little York, Thursday, August 27. You Bet, Friday, August 28. Rough & Ready, Saturday, August 29. Union Meetings. N ESSRS. Joseph Kutz, Themas-P. Hawley, Charles Kent, and others, will speak in the Evening, at French Corral, Monday, August 24. N. Sau Juan, Tuesday, August 25. Moores Flat; Thursday; August 27. . ASTRO. LOGY PROF. MANSTEIN, AVING in his travel in Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, the Argenture Republic ‘and Australia, iven satisfaction to Thousands by whom he has Coon consulted in VARIOUS LANGUAGES, Tn reference to ail the EVENTS OF LIFE, PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE, Would inform the cithouns of Nevada and vicinity that has taken Rooms at the . St. Louis Hotel, Commercial St. CONSULTATION. . $2 50. Office Hours rtm 9 o'clock. .—mM. and from bess till 10 o%eleck PV. ae acess who ens to be soneuitea at their resiby leavin leaving senda their orders, wil! meet meet wit ES JOBN ADAMS, BILL POSTER. cITy PRICES FOR BILL POSTING: Fifty Three-sheet Posters. ..eeceseeee GE OO Fifty Two-sheet Poster 6.+.+.+.++++-eceees 400 Fifty One-sheet Posters.-.0++-++ +-+2e0+ 250 each additional Fifty. cececensees eh veceeee 100 Half-sheet Posters. sreteceveree 150 Ench additionsl Fifty..ebesstaech takers: 40 Fity Quarter sheet Posters. .cccsssccrece 10 Distributing Programmes, etc. (per 100). 100 left at the city Printing Offices, or my office on Pine street. opposite Flagg’s table. will receive prompt attent ion. au20 DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commercial Street, Nevada. T=. & RETAIL, DEALGROCERIES & PROV ISIONS, &zfonda Delivered Freez of Charge. . Nevada, March 6th, 1963. Hats and Caps, ne 7 SPECIAL L NOTICE. ar 8. HAAS & CO. Kava jak reset at cent stock of ‘Gents’ Clothing and Furnishing Geeds, Which they invite the people of Nevada and the surrounding towns te callandexamine. Among the articles may be found . Coats, all kinds and sizes, ‘Vests of all styles and qualities, Pants, ax immense stock, Shirts, Under Clothes, Cravats, Collars, BOOTS AND SHOES, And in. fact overything to be fonnd in a First Class Clothing Establishment. We sell our Goeds at low rates, for cash, and satisfaction is always guaranteed. We would particularly invite the attention of the Ladies to our large stock of : Saratoga Trunks, Whichawe have just received from New York. S.HAAS & CO., _ Cor Commercial & Pine Streets. Nevada, July 7th. 4 2 MOTHERS ! tha ahaa ! MOTHERS!!! Don’t fail te procure Mre. Winsiew?2e. Soothing Syrup for Children bch tiie ing. ~ This valuable preparation is the preseription of one ef the best female physicians ‘and nurses ~“ttir the United States, and has been used for thirty years with never failing safety and success by millions of mothers and children, from thé feeble infant of one week old to the adult. . It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects: acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic We believe it is the Best and Surest Remedy in the World, in all cases of Dysentery and Full directions for using will accompany each -bottle. None Genuine unless the facsimile of Curtis & Perkiims, New York, is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. Principal Office, 48 Dey street, New York. Price Only 25 Cents per Bottle. REDINGTON & CO., 416 and 418 Front St., San Franc'sco, Agents for California, { t Clothing ! AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES! P. BANNER, Ofthe Clothing Store at the Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Hs now determined to Dispose of his Enmtire New Stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods,Boots and Shoes, . Hats and Caps, Tranks, Valises, Boys’ Clothing, ae, &o. Ata great reduction in prices, on account of erie room for a large: STOCK OF. FALL GOODS, For which I have already made arrangements. Persons in want of ony of the above named.ar, r ticles will find it to their advantage. to call and examine for themselves, a8 great inducements . are offered both in low prices and the best qualiof goods, All goods ver as represen: Yes en 7 . BANNEM, Corner of piel: ond Pine streets. Nevada, July 17th. _ SELF-SEALING CANS! = 5m 100 Donen Glace and ithe d Self. Seal’ 1 ing Cans, new patent, all sizes, for sale wholesale and retail at the Cemmercial Street Hardware and Crockeryware Store, by GEO. E. TURNER. Call and Examine them! Nevada, July 3ist. Metallic and Agricultural Wealth of the Pacific States, P. QUARTO. FORM, 1,500 + COPLOUBiY justrated with COPPE . BTONE and WOOD ENweRKAVINGS, containing valuable information and statistics tonening ec Mineral and Agricuitural Resources of the Pacitic States from official and reliable-correspondence. “Compiled and edited by J. SILVEKRSMITH, Formerly editor of the 8. F. Mining Journal. Price of subseription per i le calf,” ax. Sih ST aa. ns % tilliinand in ve Bonpectarnene Ef tigne (each edition tion separate conuplete,) $300 og ths WiELSii is" Agent Top Subscriptions. “ce their Fashionable Store, on jont received «. California Stage Company's Street, Corner of Pine, a most magnifi("’ . Recurming will leave Virginiaat 5 A. 4+ Office at the National Exchange Hotel Diarrhoea tn Children, whether it arises . .} from Teething or from any other cause. Clothing! . .¢ . saento and SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS tH esas. c0°0A 6 EB’, WILL LEAVE NEVADA , DAILY Ats o'clock, P.M., FOR ; Virginia & Carson CitiesArriving at Virginw at 2 P. a M, arriving at Nevada at 10 P, M. ant Connecting with the ” Fa Company's Daily Line of Concord Coaches for Sacramento, ; At4 A.M. For Marysville at 7 A. M. . A. WAGENER, Agent. Nevada, June 2d—tf — FAST SIX HORSE LINE NEVADA TERRITORY ! From Nevada City to Virginia City in 20 hours . From Virginia City to Nevada City in 16 -houre ! NEW cs. ee EMENT! On and after. Monday, June ist, 1663, at 4 0° elgck, ®. M., and alternate days thereafter, I will start a Six Horse’ Page from my office in Nevada city for ci . Virginia City, Carson ity all parts of NEVADA TERRI RY. Passengers leaving the office in t an of Ne. vada, at 4 o’clockin the afternoon can a od on arriving in Virginia city at12 M., the next day. On and after the date of this notice 1 will: Fun Six Horse teams ali the way. AMES 8S. McCUR, Proprietor. . Suecesvor to Nevada Stage Company « Office at Nevada opposite the National Kxchange. NEW STACE LINE ! TO YOU BET! Connecting with Saddie Trains for LITTLE WORK, DUTCH FLAT, ‘ AND IOWA GILL, sem, On and after June 23d, the Stage will leave the National a xchange. Nevada, every -af--termoon at 4 0’cloek. Leaves You Bet every morning at 6 o'clock. Light freight and packages taken. For fre ~ or passage apply at the National Kxchange, , vada, or vgs the proprietor, WwW. W. COZZENS, At You Bet. Nevada, Jane 24th—tf A. P. CHURCH, Having purchased the emtire imterese ofT.H, & I, J. Rolfe, in the BROAD STREET BOOKSTORE, OULD respectfall a iavine public attention to his Mtock and Prices. I havethe nd ag stock of Gold og Books, Stationery. Blank Booke. bancenge! She » in town and can sell as low ifnot lower than any other — J shall aare be pleased to see any who favor me with their Pant ores that may wick to examine my stock amd 8. My motto shall always be Quick Sales and Smatl Profits! -As I intend te be a fixture in Nevada, I will do business accordingly. Iam now prepareste contend against any Opposttion!! ir Give me a call. Corner of Broad oad Pine Streets. A. PR. CHURCH. Reduction in Prices and Improvement in Board. i « bat . NQet7 BROAD ST.+-NEVADA, Bw & “= NAMUR, Proprietor. Board r Wee chenee covcreccessce? OO a eg "with wine,-**>.--9 00 Breakfast. with wine,. 75 . Dinner, do do. ; Single Meals, eeeee Sekees dadstbbbeoes @n hand the very best Wie and Liquor Brands. as * P. Namur, being ve ee aranete nte with: all By markots is Y mavcteesith pbs cra~ San Francisco. hasa bet rtnfe to supply his table with all the del eacies ets afford, than any. one else in the taeueelina, and ho him a share of the public patron “Cemtortable Booms urmis ed tor travelers. ihe = . HOT EL DEP ARIS, — s his endeavors be a. eiiesllcr ice ¥ 1

8; Etc., State. rs ! cenessclear CO. nda, ty ofas, rtion at ist, L. sts D4 3. R, OVES, re, ard ware lowest ada. aN. ded to. ures, uc la. —$—$————— ORE Genu‘The Nevada D Daily Transoript . FRIDAY MORNING aveusT 28th FONNY PRuceevine.—Tlie canvass has produced some very amusing incidents but none more so than a little trifle that occurred the'other day, which we are going to-re~}—~ late just as it was, for it needs no embelishment. Somebody “slopped over” as we shall see. This is the way the nice little story is told: The Copperheads wanted te riga pur+ chase for Cornish votes. The leaders of Jeffs allies assembled at a certain place in town and it was tesolved that Dolan, their candidate must be withdrawn, because they tho’t they could puichase the Cornishmen to become ‘Copperheads and enemies to the Government by supporting one of their number for an office. Here is where the aforesaid leaders counted without their host, for the . Cornish are true tothe cause of freedom and good government always. But it. was’ de« cided that the Copperhead candidate tor Treasurer, should break the ice to Dolan, get him to meet the conclave, and by some means get him off the course and make the track clear for the so-called, “independent candidate. The wiry opponent of Gen. Coldius, full of devotion to hig. party, started out on his errand which was todo the. great thing of detaching three or four hundred loyal men from theit allegiance to principle and sell them out for a mess of pottage. Fast as alittle wagon, the errand boy of Dibble * esgerness he struck the wrong man by mis= take. He took one of the best Union men in town for Dolan, and the _— colloquy ensued : C—H.—Dpolan, wé would like re see you up town, on important business. A number of our party leaders are waiting to see you McI—~£.—What do they want to see me for? C—H.—Oh, the businegs concerns the wel~ fare of the party, and we are anxious to consult with you. McI.-—-Well, I'm busy and can’t go just now; but you can tell me what is wanted of me, can’t you? ‘ C—H.—Yes; the fact is Dolan, we have no show to win unless we get the Cornish vote. If we can get that, we are hunk; if we don't, not one of us has any chance. Now, you have got no more show than the rest ef us, and the expense of the canvass is going to be pretty heavy on us all, and for nething.— If you will just withdraw, you will save censiderable money and entitle yourself to the gratitude of the. party, for we can go for Sain. corral the Cornish vote, just like a d—n, elect ourselves, and you will not lose any~ thing hereafter, Ibet ye. Mcl.—(with mock seriousness)—T'll . tell “you what, C—h, I'd like that office mighty well ; bat I'am willing to sacrifice all my per: sonal aspirations for the good of the party ! C—H.—( Proudly and triamphantly patting Mc. on the back) I told them so! I ~ knew you'd doit! That’s the true Demcs cratic spirit! Now we'll clean ont them “‘Birelings of Abe Linkin, sure. We'll corral the Cornish as true.as you live. C—n went backand reported and there "was joy among the guerrillas for the space of half an hour, till they found out their mistake. McI. enjoys the joke hugely. PUBLIC SPEAKING aT Norta San Juan. We are authorized from headqyarters to announce that Hon, W. H. Sears, will ads drexs the citizens of his home town, North Ban J wan, on Friday evening, the Ist ) roximo. jee Hie : ekvida, —Hons. D. Belden and E. H. Gaylord will address the people of Washington on Saturday evening, and of Moore’ 5 Plat on Sunday: evening, next. > ts" A grand Union rally will take = at Grass Valley on Monday and Tuesday evenings next. On Monday eveniyg the meeting will be addressed by Hon. Jesse O. Goodwin, of Marysville, Judge Belden, of Nevada, and Hon. Wm. H. Sears, of North San Juan. On Tuesday evening, Hoo. J. B. Manchester will make the it appeal of the campaign. To Be RereaTeD.—We are requested te etate that the thanksgiving sermon deliyered by the Rev. John B. Hill. on last’ fast day, will be repeated by request on Sabbath evening pext. Services will commence at a} quat ter to eight. Ex"The San Joan = Band and the Glee ’ Club of the sameplace,will attend at the . Vistrict, meeting at Grass Valley, on ety oY bing next. athe a et and Company, went off, but in his hurry and’ Deinocratti ‘State Ticket. For Gover: Governor, JOHN G. DOWNEY: Fer Lieutenant Governor, E. W. McKINSTRY. For Members of Congress. JUHN B. WELLER. JOHN BIGLER. N. E. WHITESIDES. For Secretary of State, 8. M. BISHOP. For State Treasurer, THOMAS FINDLEY. For State Controller, R. 0. CRAVENS. For Attorney General, L. C. GRANGER. For Clerk ofthe Supreme Court, A. C. BRADFORD. For State Printer, BERIAH BROWN, For Surveycr General, PRESLEY DUNLAP. For Harbor Commissioner, MICHAEL HAYES. b 4 Democratic County Ticket. e For State Senators. WILLIAM. WATT, THOS. H. CASWELL. For Assemblymen. WILLIAM HILL, CHARLES LEECH, JOSEPH LISSON, ~ MARION CANNON. For Sheriff, ‘CHARLES SCHARDIN. For County Clerk, JOHN HUSSEY. For County Recorder, 8. B. BLAKESLEE. For County Treasurer, A. P. CHURCH. For District Attorney, GEORGE L. WATERS. For Surveyor, JAMES CULBERTSON. For Superintendent of Public Schools, ROBERT CASH. For County: Coroner, WILLIAM €. POPE. For Public Administrator, ANDREW C. KEAN. Supervisor, 2d District, ‘DAVID BROWN. aimee ——er ne er — WINE AND LIQUOR. STORE! AUGUSTIN. ISOARD, Proprietor. Two doors above Weaver & Co's Store, Broad Street, Nevada. “WOULD eall attention to the fact that I have on hand a large assortment of the first uly of Liquors, consistiug of Bramady, my > Wines, Whiskey, Cordials, &c. ‘ Aftso, a. few gallons of Wine manufactured from tke Grape by myself, tn-this city. — None but the best of Liquors offered for api AUGUSTIN ISOARD. . CENTRE MARKET, NO. 2 Commercial Street, Two doors below the TRANSCKIPT office BULACHER & KRAFT. FRESH MEATSOF ALL kinds, at Wholesale and Retail.— This Market, is continually supplied with the Choictst meate of all kinds, and customers will be attended with out a moment’s delay. Nevada, Sept 3d.—tf-. (NEVADA FRUIT STORE. ‘HE undersigned pony opened a Fruit store 1 opposite the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad strect, and made arrange-. ments with reliable parties for a constant supply of Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, etc. All of which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders ‘from the country respectfully solicited. TOM. TURNER. Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, yO 43 Pine Street, has just received alarge N and choice stock of Groceries, Provisions, &c., "Which he sell at low rates. . Give me one trial. Freeh BRanch Butter received every day. . my2+ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No. & Commercial street. ( Successors to Chas. Kent.) 4.C. MASEL &CO., res full ay inform their tiends = jc that they can always be found at the above place, where they keep om hand the best quality of Ameti.an Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and bork. < Live Dee Cattle alwaysfor sale ctareas nable p . Retail it Dealers furnished with Beef at low rates. He solicits a continuance of the very liberal pat e heretofore received. '' Mevada, 28thtf “election Notice. HE qualified electors of Forest Springs T School District are he notified that an pag ad dag Kae Forelock, ¥ “a be te ° for pw oF aessing 2 tax of'tweive uadred dolfore t0 b ok Schoel House TT for said to elect an Assessor and Collector. aa Fennes, 0. H. P. SHEETS, Trustees of Forest School District. Forest Springs, August 20, sale. Grand Unien Ruy! ——ae [HERE will be Union Meetings held at Grass Valley, on st eagg & August Sist, 1863, Nev ber ist, 1863. Distinguished apuakace will be pera Come out every body. é SERIF S aan: DRY GOODS! ’ \\ The Large and extensive stock of \ DRY COODS, CARPETS, FANCY GOODS, Silks, Calicos, DeLaines, Oil Cloths, Ladies’ Goods, And in fact_everything usually found in an establishment of this kind. Will be sold at Public Auction, —~AT THE 8TORE OF = CEORCE H. COLBY, ON BROAD STREET,

“ON MONDAY, Sept. 7th, And continue from day to day until the whole stuck is disposed of. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. e Nevada, am 18th. Union Meetings. Meese gE. Ww. ‘Mepleris Haase tieda lins. vw. W. Rale, M. 8. Deal; and others, will speak in the Kvening, at Fall.Creek, ~ Monday, August 24. Omega, Tuesday, August 25, Red Dog, © Wednesday, August 26. Little York, Thursday, August 27. You Bet, Friday, August 28. Rough & Ready, Saturday, August 29. Union Meetings. N ESSRS. Joseph Kutz, Themas-P. Hawley, Charles Kent, and others, will speak in the Evening, at French Corral, Monday, August 24. N. Sau Juan, Tuesday, August 25. Moores Flat; Thursday; August 27. . ASTRO. LOGY PROF. MANSTEIN, AVING in his travel in Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, the Argenture Republic ‘and Australia, iven satisfaction to Thousands by whom he has Coon consulted in VARIOUS LANGUAGES, Tn reference to ail the EVENTS OF LIFE, PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE, Would inform the cithouns of Nevada and vicinity that has taken Rooms at the . St. Louis Hotel, Commercial St. CONSULTATION.. . $2 50. Office Hours rtm 9 o'clock. .—mM. and from bess till 10 o%eleck PV. ae acess who ens to be soneuitea at their resiby leavin leaving senda their orders, wil! meet meet wit ES JOBN ADAMS, BILL POSTER. cITy PRICES FOR BILL POSTING: Fifty Three-sheet Posters. ...eeceseeee GE OO Fifty Two-sheet Poster 6.+.+.+.++++-eceees 400 Fifty One-sheet Posters..-.0++-++ +-+2e0+ 250 each additional Fifty. cececensees eh veceeee 100 Half-sheet Posters.. sreteceveree 150 Ench additionsl Fifty...ebesstaech takers: 40 Fity Quarter sheet Posters.. .cccsssccrece 10 Distributing Programmes, etc. (per 100).. 100 left at the city Printing Offices, or my office on Pine street. opposite Flagg’s table. will receive prompt attent ion. au20 DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commercial Street, Nevada. T=. & RETAIL, DEALGROCERIES & PROV ISIONS, &zfonda Delivered Freez of Charge. . Nevada, March 6th, 1963. Hats and Caps, ne 7 SPECIAL L NOTICE. ar 8. HAAS & CO. Kava jak reset at cent stock of ‘Gents’ Clothing and Furnishing Geeds, Which they invite the people of Nevada and the surrounding towns te callandexamine. Among the articles may be found . Coats, all kinds and sizes, ‘Vests of all styles and qualities, Pants, ax immense stock, Shirts, Under Clothes, Cravats, Collars, BOOTS AND SHOES, And in. fact overything to be fonnd in a First Class Clothing Establishment. We sell our Goeds at low rates, for cash, and satisfaction is always guaranteed. We would particularly invite the attention of the Ladies to our large stock of : Saratoga Trunks, Whichawe have just received from New York. S.HAAS & CO., _ Cor Commercial & Pine Streets. Nevada, July 7th. 4 2 MOTHERS ! tha ahaa ! MOTHERS!!! Don’t fail te procure Mre. Winsiew?2e. Soothing Syrup for Children bch tiie ing. ~ This valuable preparation is the preseription of one ef the best female physicians ‘and nurses ~“ttir the United States, and has been used for thirty years with never failing safety and success by millions of mothers and children, from thé feeble infant of one week old to the adult. . It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels, corrects: acidity, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic We believe it is the Best and Surest Remedy in the World, in all cases of Dysentery and Full directions for using will accompany each -bottle. None Genuine unless the facsimile of Curtis & Perkiims, New York, is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. Principal Office, 48 Dey street, New York. Price Only 25 Cents per Bottle. REDINGTON & CO., 416 and 418 Front St., San Franc'sco, Agents for California, { t Clothing ! AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES! P. BANNER, Ofthe Clothing Store at the Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Hs now determined to Dispose of his Enmtire New Stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods,Boots and Shoes, . Hats and Caps, Tranks, Valises, Boys’ Clothing, ae, &o. Ata great reduction in prices, on account of erie room for a large: STOCK OF. FALL GOODS, For which I have already made arrangements. Persons in want of ony of the above named.ar, r ticles will find it to their advantage. to call and examine for themselves, a8 great inducements . are offered both in low prices and the best qualiof goods, All goods ver as represen: Yes en 7 . BANNEM, Corner of piel: ond Pine streets. Nevada, July 17th. _ SELF-SEALING CANS! = 5m 100 Donen Glace and ithe d Self. Seal’ 1 ing Cans, new patent, all sizes, for sale wholesale and retail at the Cemmercial Street Hardware and Crockeryware Store, by GEO. E. TURNER. Call and Examine them! Nevada, July 3ist. Metallic and Agricultural Wealth of the Pacific States, P. QUARTO. FORM, 1,500 + COPLOUBiY justrated with COPPE . BTONE and WOOD ENweRKAVINGS, containing valuable information and statistics tonening ec Mineral and Agricuitural Resources of the Pacitic States from official and reliable-correspondence. “Compiled and edited by J. SILVEKRSMITH, Formerly editor of the 8. F. Mining Journal. Price of subseription per i le calf,” ax. Sih ST aa. ns % tilliinand in ve Bonpectarnene Ef tigne (each edition tion separate conuplete,) $300 og ths WiELSii is" Agent Top Subscriptions. “ce their Fashionable Store, on jont received «. California Stage Company's Street, Corner of Pine, a most magnifi("’ . Recurming will leave Virginiaat 5 A. 4+ Office at the National Exchange Hotel Diarrhoea tn Children, whether it arises . .} from Teething or from any other cause. Clothing! . .¢ . saento and SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS tH esas. c0°0A 6 EB’, WILL LEAVE NEVADA , DAILY Ats o'clock, P.M., FOR ; Virginia & Carson CitiesArriving at Virginw at 2 P. a M, arriving at Nevada at 10 P, M. ant Connecting with the ” Fa Company's Daily Line of Concord Coaches for Sacramento, ; At4 A.M. For Marysville at 7 A. M. . A. WAGENER, Agent. Nevada, June 2d—tf — FAST SIX HORSE LINE NEVADA TERRITORY ! From Nevada City to Virginia City in 20 hours . From Virginia City to Nevada City in 16 -houre ! NEW cs. ee EMENT! On and after. Monday, June ist, 1663, at 4 0° elgck, ®. M., and alternate days thereafter, I will start a Six Horse’ Page from my office in Nevada city for ci . Virginia City, Carson ity all parts of NEVADA TERRI RY. Passengers leaving the office in t an of Ne. vada, at 4 o’clockin the afternoon can a od on arriving in Virginia city at12 M., the next day. On and after the date of this notice 1 will: Fun Six Horse teams ali the way. AMES 8S. McCUR, Proprietor. . Suecesvor to Nevada Stage Company « Office at Nevada opposite the National Kxchange. NEW STACE LINE ! TO YOU BET! Connecting with Saddie Trains for LITTLE WORK, DUTCH FLAT, ‘ AND IOWA GILL, sem, On and after June 23d, the Stage will leave the National a xchange. Nevada, every -af--termoon at 4 0’cloek. Leaves You Bet every morning at 6 o'clock. Light freight and packages taken. For fre ~ or passage apply at the National Kxchange, , vada, or vgs the proprietor, WwW. W. COZZENS, At You Bet. Nevada, Jane 24th—tf A. P. CHURCH, Having purchased the emtire imterese ofT.H, & I, J. Rolfe, in the BROAD STREET BOOKSTORE, OULD respectfall a iavine public attention to his Mtock and Prices. I havethe nd ag stock of Gold og Books, Stationery. Blank Booke. bancenge! She » in town and can sell as low ifnot lower than any other — J shall aare be pleased to see any who favor me with their Pant ores that may wick to examine my stock amd 8. My motto shall always be Quick Sales and Smatl Profits! -As I intend te be a fixture in Nevada, I will do business accordingly. Iam now prepareste contend against any Opposttion!! ir Give me a call. Corner of Broad oad Pine Streets. A. PR. CHURCH. Reduction in Prices and Improvement in Board. i « bat . NQet7 BROAD ST.+-NEVADA, Bw & “= NAMUR, Proprietor. Board r Wee chenee covcreccessce? OO a eg "with wine,-**>..--9 00 Breakfast. with wine,. 75 . Dinner, do do.. ; Single Meals, eeeee Sekees dadstbbbeoes @n hand the very best Wie and Liquor Brands. as * P. Namur, being ve ee aranete nte with: all By markots is Y mavcteesith pbs cra~ San Francisco. hasa bet rtnfe to supply his table with all the del eacies ets afford, than any. one else in the taeueelina, and ho him a share of the public patron “Cemtortable Booms urmis ed tor travelers. ihe = . HOT EL DEP ARIS, — s his endeavors be a. eiiesllcr ice ¥ 1