August 9, 1863 (4 pages)

i the’ nong e ities, eS, First our on is on of York. ts. "OR r, rn. 311 ow’s ethiption urses r thirose by 3 le fee. . n. but rrects wholo Colie smedy and arises y each ile of m the 1@ first and is he uninvenstrong % 1Dsupes from ee liornia. the ins! ing, inr e fitrls ‘ elers. ancisco ee 863. 1 on the dining with his staff at one of our hutels, * 46: F “SUNDAY MORSING aveusT 9] SENT TO Jatt.—Marshal Davidson. ary] rested Bill Congleton, on Friday last, charg_ ‘ed with assault and beating a woman. He was convicted and sentenced to pny a fie’) of filty dollars or go to the ‘county jail tor , twenty-five days. He went to jail. PF Jameg Siiiler was arrested on Fri _day on a charge of carrying coucealed wea. course yésterday between Jacobs’ “Rattling ihre Jack” and Head's horse “Latham” was won bythe former in two straight heats. 2434 and 2.45. Time ce Rev. Mr. Hill has femeved to the “residence in the tear of the Intermediate . echool-house. fF Religious services will be held tnis (Sunday) morning and evening at the Meth‘-odist and Congregational churches at. the usual hours of worship. Eastern News Meacer.—From the seat of war there is little of importonce._. The.returns show that the majerity for Bramlette in Keutacky is so far 16.000. _ ~ Bion Bradberry is ‘again nominated for Gov. of Maine by the copperheads. He has ‘been the standing candidate for years. He ‘has been the rum candidate, and it is fitting _, that he become the cundidate—of—the—rum=-+ sucking secessiquists. Jeff Davis complains of dismal times and want of alacrity in coming forward to assist the Confederacy. The Richwoud Examiner __talks gloomily about Charleston, and stys its ~ Toss will seal the fate of the Confederacy. The capture of Mobile is confidently expected at Washington. It is thought Charleston is bound tu be-tuken. All wre confident who are engaged mi the sege. The army and navy work haruwuivusly together. The heaviest guns ever cast in the North are about to operate on Sumter: and it is pre~ dicted they will do the work of reducing that fort in afew hours. Fuailure at Charleston is not thought of. f Letters captured in Mississippi confirm Buchanan's treason. The Herald says a large nasal force. is to be sent to the Pacifie coast. Doubtful. The claims against New York City for damages eustained by rivt~ ers is $950,000. Gold is 1264. THE condition of the Soathern Faitronds is thus described by one wnter who traveled from Richmond to Charlesten in May :— “Trains on the railways of the South move now slowly. The tracks are very much worn and unea'e fur travelling at high speed. The locomnmtives; passenger r-cara, freight trucks, are all inere or less dilapidated. This fact constitutes a grave. tisuieiaina to the Cons federacy. not only. in ite bearing on the eoncentration of masses of mep at a given point with rapidity, but alse in reference to trats+ portation for their necessary supplies.” —< ' A Hervw.—At th: bitle of Gettysburg, Corporal Hayden, of the first M nuesota; . was taken prisoner by the rebela—managed to escape, seized a musket. and wetually made ten rebels surrender. While marching them to General Gibbon's quarters, a revel behind atree drew a bead on him with his rifle. Hayden saw him in tire to bring his iece toa level and ery out “surrender.” e fellow agtually threw. down hia gun and joined. the procession, and Hayden came in with eleven captives. : Preservixne Eces —Dip them in fat, wiping off after cooling, and pack them ii bran or finely puleemzed charce il, setting them sinall end uppermost. The Scientific American 1s sathority for the above. Why could nut eg-e be k-pt in hermetically sealed , cans? : Frexcity.—Tiere ia an extensive Frog tha te best race of the season will come off. over . GLENBROOK. COURSE, On Sept, 19th, 1863. ~ BETWEEN. “= en SEE Jacobs’ Mare and Watt's “Honest ~ Amece,’? : eae eee — FOR— Two Thousand Dollars! Admittance to the Track; Owe Dotlar. DENISON & CO., Nevada, Jaly 15th. & Clothing! Clothing ! REDUCED RATES! P. BANNER, Ofthe Clothing Store at the Corner of Rroad & Pine Streets, AS now determined to Dispose of his Entire New stock of I Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and & hoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valtsts, Boys Clothing, &c, &e, At a gréat reduction in prices, .on account of making room for a large STOCK OF FALL GooDs, For which I have already made arrangements. Person. in want of any of the above named ar ticles will find it to their advantage to eall and examine fur themselves. as great inducements are offered both in low prices und the best qually of goods, All goods warranted as represented. P. BANNEK, Cotner of Broad ond Pine streets. Nevada, July 17th. ‘ ‘FAMILY GKOCERY. STORE. A. BARUH, Opposite St. Louis House, _ No. 27 Commercial S*reet, Nevada City, Cac. Informs the public that h li keep constantly on hand, .* Ranch Batter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assor'ment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His artictes are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap fur cash.— ‘He ean always be found at his old stand on Com ercial street. “. Nevada, Nov. 16th Spring Style for 1863! ! A. LAMOTT, “Fashionable Matter! . Corner of 2d and J Streets, Sac-amento. H* isened the style of HATS for Spring and Summer weer As this is the best place in the State to procure a fine and fashionable sile, call on. him and selectone from his the largest stock in the country, atprices Lower inan at any other house, N. 'B.—Orderg from the. country tended to. Large assortment. of and Buggy Robes always on hand ~ large lots, $3 per tundred ‘The Scientific American says frogs are excellent ‘eaiing. “All owing ti one's bringing up.” . A SHORT tie suce Geu. Kosecrans was saysa Tennessee paper. He unfortanatety} tasted the Tennessee butter, when he immediately arose aud aaluted the plate before him,. remarking, “Geothemen, th-t butter outranks me!”Disetst alt Rouxv.—During a sermon in one ot the N.w: England states net long ago, the minister bad o¢casion te quote the Declarations of Independenee. ‘Tuis so disgusted -a copperhead present that he left the church aud went te-anether, and got iniv the same pew with a nigger. Then the uiz. ger got up and Lit. THE wear correspenieni of the Bosten Journal gives -« droll iustance of a rebel shuwinz his celors at G -ttyabucg, wishing te surrender. Having noth ng lise for a fl.g of truce, he dived bis hetis tie his prntaloonus, and elevate. bis shirt above hu head. Amd roara of luught-r, bis uucenditivnal surren‘tate of Caiifornia, Couuty of .ev ada, os.¥ In Probate Court, N: Vata county. Ro in the matter of the Estate of David Shrum, deeeaced. It appearing te the J :¢ge cf said Probate Court by the peti-ion of Mathew Creamer and Oliver A Vaine, Exeentora of the laat Will aud testament of avid Shrum. deceased pray ing an order to sell real estate. that it ia recess. ry to ecil the whole of the real estate to p ©xpenses of adininisirition on said estate and lég aci-s provided for by deceased. I1 is therefore ordered that all p-reone interested in theestate a berore the sald Probate Court on Mon dav the 7th d+y of September, A fh. 18%, at 10 o'clerk, A. M at the Covrt ‘Koom of said Court in Nevada eiiy and coun y. te show esuse why an 0. det sheald net be granted to the said Ex-eutors ta sell the real extare of deceased, and that acopy of this, order be published gt lest four eu ‘coesive weeks inthe i)\iILY MORNING TraxSCRIPT. a newspaper printed and published in said city and sates Gtven unter tong tbe Chena, in Nevada, this 29th day uly, i : < bs A.C. NILES, Probate Judge. State of California. county of Nevada,.s s.—I1. R H. Farquhar county Clerk of the cousty of Nevada. State of California aud ex offcio Clerk of the Probate Court thereof, do hereby certi'y the f eins tobe a true copy of an order this day mate and enter d in the micutes of said Court in the sbove entitled matter. . ——) Witness my hand aud seal of said Court ; seal > this 39th diy of July, 15%. der was accepted. eho pee Nanaia Rana oc eee NPWS &. . a bee K H FARQUUJAE, Clerk, . By G.eR Sc RAR A Ste 45.35 A. M. train ee “Faxob 2 ent! ie SPLENDID STOCK OF “THR “ATES sT¥iEs oF Silks, Calices,. Delaines, Oil cinity atthe yery Lowest Prices ! and satisfy themselves that This is no Humbug ! fore offered in this city. Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deceived by, an Advertisement where they offer Calicos at 12 1-2 cents and other k old trash at low prices, ‘ id THIS IS ONLY TO HUMBUG YOU —— If yous+Hl only call at my store No. 54 BROAD STREET; NEVADA, ¥ou will get good Goods at reasonable prices pao and no Humbug. JACOB ROSENTHAL, vada, Jaly 19th. : ; ; To Tenehers. Roard of Examination will meet at th in E Kveni ng. duly 3ist. at 7 o'clock. I. Me. Tsa ers who hold ‘lemporary Certificstes, end who wish Certificat’s, must be present at t tim . J. A. CUTETENDEN, . . ; Supt.Publié Instruction. NEW STORE.NEWCOODS. ‘OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broad Street. —— ‘7 HE have not removed to San Francisco a some of cur neighbors have reported. but are in a new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Best S.eck of Goods ever brought to this city. As we are determined not to be undersold we offer our goode at the following low prices: Calicoes,.124 cents per yard. — per yard. “‘Bieached Muslin, euch as*QLansdale and White Rock, 25 ceuts per yard. Stockings 125 cents a pair or $1 per dozen. ‘ Handkerchiefs 124 cents each, or $1 per dozen. : Anthe balance of our stock in propertion, ° We eam sell most of our goods at a lower price than other merchants can buy them in San Francisco. M. HORWITZ & Cz. FOR SALE. -Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate . BUILDING LOTS ter from, $10 to $200 . —ALSU— 10 VARA LOTS and entire blocks of beautiful Garden Land, in t! : city and «Jose Rallroad, at the west-end Dey jt. Ti Titic is absolutely PRRFKCT, being a Spanish grant, finally confirme 1 aud patented by the United States. The Shafter Bill re spects this title, the city authori‘ies re*pect it, the Distric’ courts and Supreme courts of the United States, respeet it—besides the Title has been forever quicted bya final deeree and judgment against the City. so that there is not even a cloud or shadow upon it. Whoever purchases one oi these lots will buy a lot and not s lawsuit. = Offices No 10 Nagtiee’« buildig, corner Montgomery and Merchant streets, San Franci HARVEY $ BROWN. pty TO LINCOLN.— Passengers thro from Sacramento to Linevia in two hours ! t reight through from Sacramento to Liucoin in three hours! . Ample facilities are now offered for tr+ accom nmiodation of the passenger and freight traffic o the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Sac ramento for business or pleasure can take the f tin at Lincoln the so as to have from five ty six hours at their dis posas, returning the same day = =~ ; .Reuni of ‘Trains: %. V. & BR. AND C. C. R. R. Leave Sacramento..-.6.30 4. M,and 2 P. iéave Linculn... 5. 5 A.M and 10.304. Freightand Zassenger Tariff. Through Passengers. ++++e Three Dollars, Chrough Freigut.ccec.+sse eeeeeFour Dellire Cc. L. WILSON Nov. 30th, 1861—tf : 4 New Orleans Frustt stvre! ! No. 66 Broad Strvet. Nevada, MICHELE CiICATO, Fruit nd Confeetio Store DUried and Green Fruits of all kinds, whol: sale aod retail. Pipes, Tobseco, Cigars. ete. NATIONAL BATHS HAIR DRESSING SALOON. (JHE undersigned would mform the citizens ot I Nevada and vicinity that tiey harecompletcd i fine bathing House, a.‘ached to their well ka a8 lated with Maths at all tin.:< They also keep -onstantly on hand ‘* Dr, Genuing’s Keproduc tor, celebratea fur its: medical powers over tin auman Hair. It entirety cradicates dandraf and “ORRPU pals yt nt on hand. $U BR & LAMIE, oppe. Natioual BE xchang cm . CH. FERRAND & Cloths, Carpets, Hosiery, . Gi, Inds To => &e.&e. + And Pastil Colors or Plain, . Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vi: . Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, Ladies will ‘find it to their advantage ta call I will sell Goods lower than ever be«, . No. 20 Broad street, Nevada, High schéetHee min this city on brid} eae French Calicues, extra quality, 25. cents eounty of San Francisco, on the line uf the Sant — establishment, where Uic ~ublic can be aecormamy— ng . Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the € : : . <= = UR rooms have been recently supplied with =~ ge apparatns, and we aie prepared —=-Photegraphic Views, Etc., Which. cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES Satisfaction given in all cases §4m l.ikenesses are as well taken in cleudy as in clear weather, CH. FERRAND & CO. Nevada, May 9th. 1803. FURNITURE ---FURNITURE H. WENDLER, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall. MEATMARKET. . § EMPIRE Vo. 5 Commercial strevt. J.C, MASEL. & €@y. (Successors to. Chas Kent. ) ful ph degra ‘riends am the = ie that they coh--alwuys ‘be ound-at the above plece, where they keep cu hand the best quality ot Amei,.au “Beef, Pork, Mutton, es erase peck ond Bork, ve Bee Catile always f oc Hares Pe AM waysfor Sale f* arene rates. He solicits a continuance 6 fad eral patren: heretofore wevseridee the very lib _ Nevada, May 28thif 7 Retail Dealers furnished with Beef atlow.CENTRE MARKET, No. 2 Vommercial Street, Two doors below. the TRaNscuirt office BULACHER & KRAFT. _PRESU MEA'TS@PF arg.t. kinds, at Wholesale and Retaii.— This Market, is continually. sup plied with the vhoicest meats of all kinds, and customers wili be attended. with outa moment’s delay Nevada, Sept 3d.—tf + : Broud street Market. ; No. 48 Broad street. ....Mevada rs erp All kinds of diva constantiy ov hand at théabove well known mirket, and for sule in quantities to suit purchasers. Meats deliveree in p ihe city free of charge. Prices accorping to quality of meats purchased ‘ mh27-tf JAMES COLLEY. Richmond Taken, sure. —~ b. PHILLIPS, WN COMMERCIA’ STREET haasjnet received the best and largest assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, @&e. Ever brought. into thia eity.Will alse keep constantly on hand a fine assortment of : Toys and Fancy Goods, Nevada. May 2td—tf ; H. H, Shaffer: & Co. lam prepared to furnis Chamber Setts, Bedsteads,. 2 Bureaus, See eturtes, Mirrors, Chairs, Sofas Bedding and Furniture of every reasonable rates. sa : Upholstery of all description done Furniture repaired and cleaned. my26-tf description at _E.F.SPENOE, ° Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA OIFPY, CAL. BATES & MoCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists ©CROAD STREET, NEVADA, > Prescriptions carefully compounded. .£% JUST RECEIVED! 500 BOXES!! — A. H.-MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE ; FINE CUT TT © A. R. JENKINS. BACCO tr . aturday evening. Grocery Store and Bakery. ss JULIUS DREIFUSS, N° 43 Pine Street, and choice stock of . Groceries, Provisions; &¢., Which he’ sell at low rates. Give-me one trial. has just received a large . Fresh Ranch Butter récetved ever day. my? DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commereial Street, Nevada. HOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALlers in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, fr Gooda Delivered Free of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. : D. 8. BAKER, 'DBALER IN * Groceries, Provisions, -Can Fruits . ‘Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 7% Broad Street, Neviida. pres MEATS, ot ALL. KINDA ‘ on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free cICharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada, . WOOD—OFf all*kinds, on hand and for eaic cheap for cash. : AZ-tf : GEO. A. WEAVER, J. W. CLARK,” ~ Nevada. Ban Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 69 Broad Street. ’ HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS. &¢., &c. Have taken the ‘Stand former) eccupled by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant reeeipt of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of be Public Patronage solicited. Goods delivered free of charge. Re he ‘ WEAVE! bi 4 Zh. evade, March. 18th 1008, WINE AND LIQUOR STORE! AUGUSIIN ISOARD, + =< © ; Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, __ ; ‘Hroad ircet, Nevada. T WOULD call attention to the fact that 1 have on hand a large assortment of the first quality of Liquors, consisting of Brandy, Gin,_ ti = ‘Wines, ; a beds: 5: : : Cordials, &e. Alse. a féw gallons of Wine manufactured from the Grape by myself, im this eity — None putthe best of Liquors offered for sale.” apl0 AUGUSTIN IsOARD. PIONKER CIGAR S8STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, ] EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, GenuJF ine Meerschaam Pipes &c, 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N&. Store chosed from Friday evening to & Lee. Ie ipa ee yaD T _ Wholesale and Retail dealer 1a HARDWARE, TINWARE, STOVES, Giass and Crockery Ware, Au everything usnally kept in the Hardware and Crockery liag—will sold at the lowest Commercial Street, Nevada. A-few doors below Pive. UNION LIVERY STABLE. he Main Street, Nevada JOHN A. LAN CAST eR would inuform his friends aad gf the pul’ie generally hat ue Nas audeu aicauslvel to his already large and elegant cet: blishmcut of Horses; Bug.) gtes, Saddles, Harness, &e. and is prepar. ed to furnish as tine turu-outs as can be foundin the State. Z . Well trained, fleet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will Lreaty at ail times. A long expcrirnce in the bus = NEVADA FRUIT STORESey undersigned has opened a Fruit stere Opposite the Nutional Kxchange . frorel, on Broad street, wid made arrangements with reliable parties for a constant supply of ‘ se ack: foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nats, etc. « All of whieh will be kept on hand and solé by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders fromthe country respectfully solicited. a TOM. 'LURAER. . ALEXANDLE BUSWELL. preston, Bookbinder, Paper Ruler i end Blank Mook Manufacturer, 517 Clay and 5:4 Commercial streeta. between Montgomery and tianec mc. san Francis eo. Atinding of every description neatly exeeuted Blank Books ruled and bound to any desired pat tern, »heR2tt First e-o+ INO A BMAF, Leo'd. 4 ' aud anearnest desire to retain the confi ace of my frien ls dends mu to’ believe I wil! ve able to give general eatixtaction. Particular attention paid to Horses on livery Carriages alwayr in readiness with careful dri vers tur the use of ies, Malis &e. ‘The qual} ity of wy stock willpermit ine to say that t.2%6 ‘ sacking ee ae on business wv vuld 4 Notice is here>y given by the undersigned. administrator of tha hove named extute, to the erccstors of, and all persons having elaima . against said coe nevi. to ne <a ‘the neceséa vouchers, W : from the frat publicatian of this notice to the undersigned, at the Antuony House, Hough & Heady Townshty. cxcu, admlmetrees. . . Nevada, June 20, 1803. s

i the’ nong e ities, eS, First our on is on of York. ts. "OR r, rn. 311 ow’s ethiption urses r thirose by 3 le fee. . n. but rrects wholo Colie smedy and arises y each ile of m the 1@ first and is he uninvenstrong % 1Dsupes from ee liornia. the ins! ing, inr e fitrls ‘ elers. ancisco ee 863. 1 on the dining with his staff at one of our hutels, * 46: F “SUNDAY MORSING aveusT 9] SENT TO Jatt.—Marshal Davidson. ary] rested Bill Congleton, on Friday last, charg_ ‘ed with assault and beating a woman. He was convicted and sentenced to pny a fie’) of filty dollars or go to the ‘county jail tor , twenty-five days. He went to jail. PF Jameg Siiiler was arrested on Fri _day on a charge of carrying coucealed wea. course yésterday between Jacobs’ “Rattling ihre Jack” and Head's horse “Latham” was won bythe former in two straight heats. 2434 and 2.45. Time ce Rev. Mr. Hill has femeved to the “residence in the tear of the Intermediate . echool-house. fF Religious services will be held tnis (Sunday) morning and evening at the Meth‘-odist and Congregational churches at. the usual hours of worship. Eastern News Meacer.—From the seat of war there is little of importonce._. The.returns show that the majerity for Bramlette in Keutacky is so far 16.000. _ ~ Bion Bradberry is ‘again nominated for Gov. of Maine by the copperheads. He has ‘been the standing candidate for years. He ‘has been the rum candidate, and it is fitting _, that he become the cundidate—of—the—rum=-+ sucking secessiquists. Jeff Davis complains of dismal times and want of alacrity in coming forward to assist the Confederacy. The Richwoud Examiner __talks gloomily about Charleston, and stys its ~ Toss will seal the fate of the Confederacy. The capture of Mobile is confidently expected at Washington. It is thought Charleston is bound tu be-tuken. All wre confident who are engaged mi the sege. The army and navy work haruwuivusly together. The heaviest guns ever cast in the North are about to operate on Sumter: and it is pre~ dicted they will do the work of reducing that fort in afew hours. Fuailure at Charleston is not thought of. f Letters captured in Mississippi confirm Buchanan's treason. The Herald says a large nasal force. is to be sent to the Pacifie coast. Doubtful. The claims against New York City for damages eustained by rivt~ ers is $950,000. Gold is 1264. THE condition of the Soathern Faitronds is thus described by one wnter who traveled from Richmond to Charlesten in May :— “Trains on the railways of the South move now slowly. The tracks are very much worn and unea'e fur travelling at high speed. The locomnmtives; passenger r-cara, freight trucks, are all inere or less dilapidated. This fact constitutes a grave. tisuieiaina to the Cons federacy. not only. in ite bearing on the eoncentration of masses of mep at a given point with rapidity, but alse in reference to trats+ portation for their necessary supplies.” —< ' A Hervw.—At th: bitle of Gettysburg, Corporal Hayden, of the first M nuesota; . was taken prisoner by the rebela—managed to escape, seized a musket. and wetually made ten rebels surrender. While marching them to General Gibbon's quarters, a revel behind atree drew a bead on him with his rifle. Hayden saw him in tire to bring his iece toa level and ery out “surrender.” e fellow agtually threw. down hia gun and joined. the procession, and Hayden came in with eleven captives. : Preservixne Eces —Dip them in fat, wiping off after cooling, and pack them ii bran or finely puleemzed charce il, setting them sinall end uppermost. The Scientific American 1s sathority for the above. Why could nut eg-e be k-pt in hermetically sealed , cans? : Frexcity.—Tiere ia an extensive Frog tha te best race of the season will come off. over . GLENBROOK. COURSE, On Sept, 19th, 1863. ~ BETWEEN.. “= en SEE Jacobs’ Mare and Watt's “Honest ~ Amece,’? : eae eee — FOR— Two Thousand Dollars! Admittance to the Track; Owe Dotlar. DENISON & CO., Nevada, Jaly 15th. & Clothing! Clothing ! REDUCED RATES! P. BANNER, Ofthe Clothing Store at the Corner of Rroad & Pine Streets, AS now determined to Dispose of his Entire New stock of I Spring and Summer Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and & hoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valtsts, Boys Clothing, &c, &e, At a gréat reduction in prices, .on account of making room for a large STOCK OF FALL GooDs, For which I have already made arrangements. Person. in want of any of the above named ar ticles will find it to their advantage to eall and examine fur themselves. as great inducements are offered both in low prices und the best qually of goods, All goods warranted as represented. P. BANNEK, Cotner of Broad ond Pine streets. Nevada, July 17th. ‘ ‘FAMILY GKOCERY. STORE. A. BARUH, Opposite St. Louis House, _ No. 27 Commercial S*reet, Nevada City, Cac. Informs the public that h li keep constantly on hand, .* Ranch Batter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assor'ment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His artictes are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap fur cash.— ‘He ean always be found at his old stand on Com ercial street. “. Nevada, Nov. 16th Spring Style for 1863! ! A. LAMOTT, “Fashionable Matter! . Corner of 2d and J Streets, Sac-amento. H* isened the style of HATS for Spring and Summer weer As this is the best place in the State to procure a fine and fashionable sile, call on. him and selectone from his the largest stock in the country, atprices Lower inan at any other house, N. 'B.—Orderg from the. country tended to. Large assortment. of and Buggy Robes always on hand ~ large lots, $3 per tundred ‘The Scientific American says frogs are excellent ‘eaiing. “All owing ti one's bringing up.” . A SHORT tie suce Geu. Kosecrans was saysa Tennessee paper. He unfortanatety} tasted the Tennessee butter, when he immediately arose aud aaluted the plate before him,. remarking, “Geothemen, th-t butter outranks me!”Disetst alt Rouxv.—During a sermon in one ot the N.w: England states net long ago, the minister bad o¢casion te quote the Declarations of Independenee. ‘Tuis so disgusted -a copperhead present that he left the church aud went te-anether, and got iniv the same pew with a nigger. Then the uiz. ger got up and Lit. THE wear correspenieni of the Bosten Journal gives -« droll iustance of a rebel shuwinz his celors at G -ttyabucg, wishing te surrender. Having noth ng lise for a fl.g of truce, he dived bis hetis tie his prntaloonus, and elevate. bis shirt above hu head. Amd roara of luught-r, bis uucenditivnal surren‘tate of Caiifornia, Couuty of .ev ada, os.¥ In Probate Court, N: Vata county. Ro in the matter of the Estate of David Shrum, deeeaced. It appearing te the J :¢ge cf said Probate Court by the peti-ion of Mathew Creamer and Oliver A Vaine, Exeentora of the laat Will aud testament of avid Shrum. deceased pray ing an order to sell real estate. that it ia recess. ry to ecil the whole of the real estate to p ©xpenses of adininisirition on said estate and lég aci-s provided for by deceased. I1 is therefore ordered that all p-reone interested in theestate a berore the sald Probate Court on Mon dav the 7th d+y of September, A fh. 18%, at 10 o'clerk, A. M at the Covrt ‘Koom of said Court in Nevada eiiy and coun y. te show esuse why an 0. det sheald net be granted to the said Ex-eutors ta sell the real extare of deceased, and that acopy of this, order be published gt lest four eu ‘coesive weeks inthe i)\iILY MORNING TraxSCRIPT. a newspaper printed and published in said city and sates Gtven unter tong tbe Chena, in Nevada, this 29th day uly, i : < bs A.C. NILES, Probate Judge. State of California. county of Nevada,.s s.—I1. R H. Farquhar county Clerk of the cousty of Nevada. State of California aud ex offcio Clerk of the Probate Court thereof, do hereby certi'y the f eins tobe a true copy of an order this day mate and enter d in the micutes of said Court in the sbove entitled matter. . ——) Witness my hand aud seal of said Court ; seal > this 39th diy of July, 15%. der was accepted. eho pee Nanaia Rana oc eee NPWS &. . a bee K H FARQUUJAE, Clerk, . By G.eR Sc RAR A Ste 45.35 A. M. train ee “Faxob 2 ent! ie SPLENDID STOCK OF “THR “ATES sT¥iEs oF Silks, Calices,. Delaines, Oil cinity atthe yery Lowest Prices ! and satisfy themselves that This is no Humbug ! fore offered in this city. Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deceived by, an Advertisement where they offer Calicos at 12 1-2 cents and other k old trash at low prices, ‘ id THIS IS ONLY TO HUMBUG YOU —— If yous+Hl only call at my store No. 54 BROAD STREET; NEVADA, ¥ou will get good Goods at reasonable prices pao and no Humbug. JACOB ROSENTHAL, vada, Jaly 19th. : ; ; To Tenehers. Roard of Examination will meet at th in E Kveni ng. duly 3ist. at 7 o'clock. I. Me. Tsa ers who hold ‘lemporary Certificstes, end who wish Certificat’s, must be present at t tim . J. A. CUTETENDEN, . . ; Supt.Publié Instruction. NEW STORE.NEWCOODS. ‘OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broad Street. —— ‘7 HE have not removed to San Francisco a some of cur neighbors have reported. but are in a new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Best S.eck of Goods ever brought to this city. As we are determined not to be undersold we offer our goode at the following low prices:

Calicoes,.124 cents per yard. — per yard. “‘Bieached Muslin, euch as*QLansdale and White Rock, 25 ceuts per yard. Stockings 125 cents a pair or $1 per dozen. ‘ Handkerchiefs 124 cents each, or $1 per dozen. : Anthe balance of our stock in propertion, ° We eam sell most of our goods at a lower price than other merchants can buy them in San Francisco. M. HORWITZ & Cz. FOR SALE. -Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate . BUILDING LOTS ter from, $10 to $200 . —ALSU— 10 VARA LOTS and entire blocks of beautiful Garden Land, in t! : city and «Jose Rallroad, at the west-end Dey jt. Ti Titic is absolutely PRRFKCT, being a Spanish grant, finally confirme 1 aud patented by the United States. The Shafter Bill re spects this title, the city authori‘ies re*pect it, the Distric’ courts and Supreme courts of the United States, respeet it—besides the Title has been forever quicted bya final deeree and judgment against the City. so that there is not even a cloud or shadow upon it. Whoever purchases one oi these lots will buy a lot and not s lawsuit. = Offices No 10 Nagtiee’« buildig, corner Montgomery and Merchant streets, San Franci HARVEY $ BROWN. pty TO LINCOLN.— Passengers thro from Sacramento to Linevia in two hours ! t reight through from Sacramento to Liucoin in three hours! . Ample facilities are now offered for tr+ accom nmiodation of the passenger and freight traffic o the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Sac ramento for business or pleasure can take the f tin at Lincoln the so as to have from five ty six hours at their dis posas, returning the same day = =~ ; .Reuni of ‘Trains: %. V. & BR. AND C. C. R. R. Leave Sacramento...-..6.30 4. M,and 2 P. iéave Linculn...... 5. 5 A.M and 10.304. Freightand Zassenger Tariff. Through Passengers.. ++++e Three Dollars, Chrough Freigut..ccec.+sse eeeeeFour Dellire Cc. L. WILSON Nov. 30th, 1861—tf : 4 New Orleans Frustt stvre! ! No. 66 Broad Strvet. Nevada, MICHELE CiICATO, Fruit nd Confeetio Store DUried and Green Fruits of all kinds, whol: sale aod retail. Pipes, Tobseco, Cigars. ete. NATIONAL BATHS HAIR DRESSING SALOON. (JHE undersigned would mform the citizens ot I Nevada and vicinity that tiey harecompletcd i fine bathing House, a.‘ached to their well ka a8 lated with Maths at all tin.:< They also keep -onstantly on hand ‘* Dr, Genuing’s Keproduc tor, celebratea fur its: medical powers over tin auman Hair. It entirety cradicates dandraf and “ORRPU pals yt nt on hand. $U BR & LAMIE, oppe. Natioual BE xchang cm . CH. FERRAND & Cloths, Carpets, Hosiery, . Gi, Inds To => &e.&e. + And Pastil Colors or Plain, . Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vi: . Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, Ladies will ‘find it to their advantage ta call I will sell Goods lower than ever be«, . No. 20 Broad street, Nevada, High schéetHee min this city on brid} eae French Calicues, extra quality, 25. cents eounty of San Francisco, on the line uf the Sant — establishment, where Uic ~ublic can be aecormamy— ng . Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the € : : . <= = UR rooms have been recently supplied with =~ ge apparatns, and we aie prepared —=-Photegraphic Views, Etc., Which. cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES Satisfaction given in all cases §4m l.ikenesses are as well taken in cleudy as in clear weather, CH. FERRAND & CO. Nevada, May 9th. 1803. FURNITURE ---FURNITURE H. WENDLER, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall. MEATMARKET. . § EMPIRE Vo. 5 Commercial strevt. J.C, MASEL. & €@y. (Successors to. Chas Kent. ) ful ph degra ‘riends am the = ie that they coh--alwuys ‘be ound-at the above plece, where they keep cu hand the best quality ot Amei,.au “Beef, Pork, Mutton, es erase peck ond Bork, ve Bee Catile always f oc Hares Pe AM waysfor Sale f* arene rates. He solicits a continuance 6 fad eral patren: heretofore wevseridee the very lib _ Nevada, May 28thif 7 Retail Dealers furnished with Beef atlow.CENTRE MARKET, No. 2 Vommercial Street, Two doors below. the TRaNscuirt office BULACHER & KRAFT. _PRESU MEA'TS@PF arg.t. kinds, at Wholesale and Retaii.— This Market, is continually. sup plied with the vhoicest meats of all kinds, and customers wili be attended. with outa moment’s delay Nevada, Sept 3d.—tf + : Broud street Market. ; No. 48 Broad street.. .......Mevada rs erp All kinds of diva constantiy ov hand at théabove well known mirket, and for sule in quantities to suit purchasers. Meats deliveree in p ihe city free of charge. Prices accorping to quality of meats purchased ‘ mh27-tf JAMES COLLEY. Richmond Taken, sure. —~ b. PHILLIPS, WN COMMERCIA’ STREET haasjnet received the best and largest assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, @&e. Ever brought. into thia eity.Will alse keep constantly on hand a fine assortment of : Toys and Fancy Goods, Nevada. May 2td—tf ; H. H, Shaffer: & Co. lam prepared to furnis Chamber Setts, Bedsteads,. 2 Bureaus, See eturtes, Mirrors, Chairs, Sofas Bedding and Furniture of every reasonable rates. sa : Upholstery of all description done Furniture repaired and cleaned. my26-tf description at _E.F.SPENOE, ° Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA OIFPY, CAL. BATES & MoCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists ©CROAD STREET, NEVADA, > Prescriptions carefully compounded. .£% JUST RECEIVED! 500 BOXES!! — A. H.-MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE ; FINE CUT TT © A. R. JENKINS. BACCO tr . aturday evening. Grocery Store and Bakery. ss JULIUS DREIFUSS, N° 43 Pine Street, and choice stock of . Groceries, Provisions; &¢., Which he’ sell at low rates. Give-me one trial. has just received a large . Fresh Ranch Butter récetved ever day. my? DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commereial Street, Nevada. HOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALlers in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, fr Gooda Delivered Free of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. : D. 8. BAKER, 'DBALER IN * Groceries, Provisions, -Can Fruits . ‘Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 7% Broad Street, Neviida. pres MEATS, ot ALL. KINDA ‘ on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free cICharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada, . WOOD—OFf all*kinds, on hand and for eaic cheap for cash. : AZ-tf : GEO. A. WEAVER, J. W. CLARK,” ~ Nevada. Ban Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 69 Broad Street. ’ HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS. &¢., &c. Have taken the ‘Stand former) eccupled by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant reeeipt of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of be Public Patronage solicited. Goods delivered free of charge. Re he ‘ WEAVE! bi 4 Zh. evade, March. 18th 1008, WINE AND LIQUOR STORE! AUGUSIIN ISOARD, + =< © ; Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, __ ; ‘Hroad ircet, Nevada. T WOULD call attention to the fact that 1 have on hand a large assortment of the first quality of Liquors, consisting of Brandy, Gin,_ ti = ‘Wines, ; a beds: 5: : : Cordials, &e. Alse. a féw gallons of Wine manufactured from the Grape by myself, im this eity — None putthe best of Liquors offered for sale.” apl0 AUGUSTIN IsOARD. PIONKER CIGAR S8STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, ] EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, GenuJF ine Meerschaam Pipes &c, 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N&. Store chosed from Friday evening to & Lee. Ie ipa ee yaD T _ Wholesale and Retail dealer 1a HARDWARE, TINWARE, STOVES, Giass and Crockery Ware, Au everything usnally kept in the Hardware and Crockery liag—will sold at the lowest Commercial Street, Nevada. A-few doors below Pive. UNION LIVERY STABLE. he Main Street, Nevada JOHN A. LAN CAST eR would inuform his friends aad gf the pul’ie generally hat ue Nas audeu aicauslvel to his already large and elegant cet: blishmcut of Horses; Bug.) gtes, Saddles, Harness, &e. and is prepar. ed to furnish as tine turu-outs as can be foundin the State. Z . Well trained, fleet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will Lreaty at ail times. A long expcrirnce in the bus = NEVADA FRUIT STORESey undersigned has opened a Fruit stere Opposite the Nutional Kxchange . frorel, on Broad street, wid made arrangements with reliable parties for a constant supply of ‘ se ack: foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nats, etc. « All of whieh will be kept on hand and solé by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders fromthe country respectfully solicited. a TOM. 'LURAER. . ALEXANDLE BUSWELL. preston, Bookbinder, Paper Ruler i end Blank Mook Manufacturer, 517 Clay and 5:4 Commercial streeta. between Montgomery and tianec mc. san Francis eo. Atinding of every description neatly exeeuted Blank Books ruled and bound to any desired pat tern, »heR2tt First e-o+ INO A BMAF, Leo'd. 4 ' aud anearnest desire to retain the confi ace of my frien ls dends mu to’ believe I wil! ve able to give general eatixtaction. Particular attention paid to Horses on livery Carriages alwayr in readiness with careful dri vers tur the use of ies, Malis &e. ‘The qual} ity of wy stock willpermit ine to say that t.2%6 ‘ sacking ee ae on business wv vuld 4 Notice is here>y given by the undersigned. administrator of tha hove named extute, to the erccstors of, and all persons having elaima . against said coe nevi. to ne <a ‘the neceséa vouchers, W : from the frat publicatian of this notice to the undersigned, at the Antuony House, Hough & Heady Townshty. cxcu, admlmetrees. . . Nevada, June 20, 1803. s