December 28, 1864 (4 pages)

Ee is ¢ ety? xo 4 — DevadaDaily Transeript. i under the jurisdiction of Portugal, anchored geuver found, But this is untrue. ~ehip of a brother of Jack Hays. Several eo WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, NEUTRAL RiGutTs.—Secret diplomacy is ® curious game, wearing a mysterious air until its purpose is acomplished and published to the world. It would seem that in a free country, where theory makes the will of the people law, some régard would be had for public opinion, and some means taken to collect it. If the Awerican people were called upon to deg@ide to-day whether they ~ would justify the seizure of the Florida in the port of Bahia, there is no doubt that their voice would be nearly: unanimous for such justification. But diplomacy may make apologies and reparations, and thus sanction the precedent that a mere pirate ship, acting without prize courts, burning its captures in mnid ocean, may take-refuge and refit in neutral ports. The ry sign between a privateer sailing under fhe «ommission of a responsible governm@pignd apa of Jeff. Davis’ pirate ships is as yarked as that between a regular soldicr-and the St. Albuns’ raiders, ’ The English. presa, true to its’ instincts against us, has seized upon the capture of the Florida-to exclaim against our lawless disregard of neutral rights, and loudly calls for English intervention) When:Mason and Slidell were captured, our Government refrained from following English precedents for such acts,. and -was consistent with its own record. Butas there is no precedent for the employment by any civilized government of sueh piratical-crafts as the Florida, there is noue for such captures. .The only instances nearly in spot are ‘those .furnished by the English government itself during the present century. “Ev 1807 that power seized the whole Danish fleet, at. Copenhagefi, nearly destfoying the city, and yet there had been and was profoynd peace between Denniark and England. The only plea was expediency. Seven years later two English men of war attacked an captured the U. 8. frigate Essex, after a bloody fight, in, SMheutral harbor of Valparaiso.— No apology or reparation was ever.made for this dastardly act. The same year the American privateer brig Samuel Armstrong wasin Fayal Roads, under the guns of the fortress. She wad attacked by boats from three British men of war, which she repelled, inflicting severe loss. The attack Wag renewed, although the government of Fayal remonstrated, and the British threatened to destroy the towh if the authorities interfered. The British were again repulsed by the privateer, but the men of war coming up within short range opened broadsides upon the gallant . ‘little ship, which was soon destroyed, as well as part of the town. The owners of the Samuel Armstrong have never sueceeded in getting any reparation for their loss. This bullying, piratical ‘mistress ofthe seas,” after violating neutrality in every quarter of the globe, and capturing and deetroying national vessels ad libertum) affects horror at the cutting out of a pirate ship by @ power of which it is jealous. We would like to see by what kind of logie it would Justify intervention in the Florida affair. It has been saill that by the seizure of the Florida our Government abandons the right to use privateers in any future war, because these may by this precedent be seiged wher-, teer is known to the laws of nations, and is governed by the laws of war. It has no right to commit the atrocities which have characterized the whole course of ‘the Alabama, Florida, &c. But the chief distinetion is that a privateer sails under the flag of a recognized government, and is a quasi ship of war. That character could not be aseribed to any. of Jeff. Davis’ vessels, which have neither legitimate parentage nor any port of their own to which they can take prizes, and hence they daily violaty the laws of nations by indiscriminate burnings in mid ocean. Such crafts are enemies and scourges of mankind, and are not to be likened to any class of war vessels heretofore recognized by public law. te" A large number of newsboys and sev, eral printers were arrested in San Francisco “on Sunday, for issuing and selling a bogus extra containing news that Richmond and Savannah had been taken, Butler killed, &e. i" A new piratical enterprise has nln detected at San Francisco, wider the leaderarrests have been made, including Hays. THERE are no funds in the Nevada Preas, and Johnson, and believed, thongh a SouthZack Mowrdomeny has started a paper ealled the Occidental, in. San “Francisco, to perform the hopeless task of’ writing up Copperheadism, and writing doion free schog)s. His need of tha latter, or of common honesty, ‘is shown by the following extract from. his sheet of Dec. 24: “The President telly us that the total expenditures of the navy departinent, of every descriptiin, including . the cost of the immense squadrons that. have been called into existence from the 4th of March, 1261, to the first 6f . Nov ¢mber,.1264, are ($2,366,726,235) two thousand three hundred and sixty-six milligns seven hundred and tw enty‘six thousand two. hundred and thirtyabve dollars. . Nows*there are supposed to be in the whole world ebeut one thousand millions of people, sa:that if. we weré fo divide the cost of this navy dmongst the inhabitants of . the whole earth, including white, black, arid red ;: men, women and children, the tax would be upwéfds of $2.25 to eaéh individual,” He goes onto show that thé cost of the navy, based -on hia figures, would build E9" A. testinionial of the Century Chib of New York was! recently given to William Cullen Bryafit, as the first of American poets, a well-desetved misehance Mi. Bryant, iva graceful speech . in reply, ascribed Shakspeare : tribute. By some funny the following fines to “*Oh, sir, the good die first ; # nd they whose hearts are dry as summer dust Barn to the socket.’ The lines are not Shakspeare, but Wordsworth’s, in the Excursion. Arrivals at the National Ex BROAD STREET.. change Hotel,~ +eeee NEVADA, CITY LANCASTER &: HASEY, Proprietors. Monpay, Deeember 26th. T Mien: Virg'nia W' Faller do :V Hutchina Rock creek iE Towl Manzanita hill M Tierman Forest mill “D) Dean Cement hifiI’ MeDanals Graes V Mra Kizer & d San Ju’ 5 Hooper Omega B Smith Wolf creek J Muloy Scott Flat C Tilton Deer croek How superficial or mendacious ds Diack is easily perceived when the very Inessage he cites puts the w hole expense of the war, navy and all, at Jess than he puts the navy alone, and the cost of the navy at two hundred and thirty-six millions, six hundred and seventy-two thousand, six hundred and twenty-chree dollars and fifty eents.That is just the difference between two hundred and two thousand millions,, very intelligent man ean have but one name for such an editor—an ass. en a COMMODORE WINsLow, of the Kearsarge, made a speech, élection day, in Roxbury, Mass. -. He had just voted for Lineoln ern ian, that the emancipation policy was right. He had himself-inherited some thirty} ¢ slaves, witiom ‘he had long ‘ago emancipated : —a record which outshines even thé sinking: of the Alabama. — _ A Weed do C Coil Nevada a +e F ‘ J > H Smith N d twenty-three Pacific railronds ; that all the G Mitatd YW orien sie as do gold coin taken from this State afd adjacent . L Daly do J Raymond do : . ag : H Kingsley do 8, Lewis do States fur the past twelve years, would not J Einas Washington G Gv «cetti do's foot up the navy, bill by $700,000, and [L Walling Rough & R RK Va Loan do” that the dimount would buy ‘up the 4,000,-. * ee ie . receeesliy at the South and Pay $575 apiece CRAND . <n or thean, ; ay en ‘—AT THE— National Exchange Hotel. — \ re Monday Evening, Jan. 2nd. —_— GRAND SOCIAT COMMITTEE OF W. 8. Head. F. A C. Niles, ; Grass Valley—C. W. Smith. Power » PARTY Will be given at the National Exchange Hotel, on Evening, January 22nd. Londay ARRANGEMENTS. E. B.:Mayberry. ©. Maltman. “M.S. Deai. FLOOR MANAGERS, >. Maltman. t. M. Van Loan. 3" Tiekets F Nevada, Dee. 28th. C.McElvey. tieo. A. Weaver. ive Dollars, Tue Richmond Examiner nétices the in-vention, and its successful operation in a rebel-jaboratory of that city, of a machine capable of turning out, 340,000 ‘percussion caps in eight hours, complete. > THE rebel Congress has probably decided to foreibly conscript the negroes for military service, and the able-bodied blacks are already being seized and put into: camps of, instruction, °'°* ge PROGRESS.—The National Intelligencer, the organ’ of conservatism, declared ~atter the Presidential election that “‘where’ there and trade of K. stantly on hand at the Done at Saddlery und Harness Shop. _— WwW. C. JENKINS Nevada that he W ore respectfully inform the citizens of has purchased the atock P. Larribee +¥nd will keep conShop, FOOT OF MAIN STREET, a ¢ Harnesses, Saddies, ' Whips, Spurs, And in fact everythin g usually found in a Store of this. kind. f Harness Repairing and Trimming Nevada, Dee. 2th. short notice and at the lowest rates. is Abundance of iusured labor in the presence of-capital, it cannot be:for the interest of the latter to inslave the former?” “ DIsTinauisnep AMUSEMENT. — At ‘a grand exhibition of the Olympic Club, San ( Joseph Kutz, Attorney and Counselor at Law, “pRFICE—Kidd & Knox Building, eorner of Broad and Pine streets. . 28 Francisco, on Friday evening, J. R. Hardenburg of the Russ House, “performed the difficult feat of traversing three trapeze, turhing & sominersault at each leap.” LN sixteen months, prizes to an amount of over $6,000,000, captured blockade runners, Were adjudicated in Boston alone.— One capture alone netted over $300,000. seis cpe ci A MAN paid a bet in Columbus, Ohio, lost by the result: of ‘the election, by walk ing through the streets attired simp] in_» shirt. His antagenist followed with the remains of his garments. i: THE Masong of Idaho city will éélebrate the annivérsary of St. John the Evangelist, which occurs to-day, pa aa “WHEN I first married my wife,” said a fond husband, “TI loved her 80 much that I could have eaten her; and now,” he added, Jan. 4th—Constituti Jan. 13—Sacrament Jan. 23d—Golden City, o’clock, A. M with a new and three hours ! mate is thus avoided. PARTICULAR advantages to the Pacific Mai Sacramento and Leidesdorff PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Fare at Reduced Rates . : . — Pacific Mail Steamship Conipany. For New York, via Panama. y= The to ait": Frem Folsom street Connecting via unetually. Panama Railroad swift steamer HNowing Steamships will tched in the month of January, 1865. on, Capt. J. F. Watkins. 0, Capt. W. H. Hudson. Capt, W. F. Lapidge. wharf, San Francisco, at at Aspinwall _ Fer New York. + The Isthmus Transit is made by Railroad in This route-offers Ladies and Families The Atlantic steamer will be United States vessel of war! rticulara, apply at the office of For farther Steam a2? All exposure to a tropical eliconvoyed by a ship ¢ ompany, corner of streeta OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent. with @ sigh, “I wish to heaven I had.” Pennants ; RvMOoRs that Louis Napoleon is not likely to live long have produced a pani¢ in French monetary circles, . EREE SO OED OREGON has grined 4,000 voters within the past year,or elseya good many stuffers, fa alle ; THERE are only two copperheads in the Nevada Leglslature—one in each house,— They will be heavy on joint ballast. — THE Nevada Legislature refused toelect a Chaplain, on the plea of poverty. —— LEATHER.«—It is stated that one-third of }: the population of Montreal make a living by the shoe and leather trage. ury, to start the wheels of State, oe ee National da city, day. Wil] leave the office EVERY MORNI CALIFORNIA STAGE’CO’s DAILY LINE or ‘ STAGES of the Company, at the Kxchange Hotel, Broad Street, NevaN@ AT 7.0'CLOCK, BY DONNER.LAKE, : for Virgitiia a Arriving at Virginia at 10 o’clock, p. Keturning will leave Virginia at arriving at Grass V the Company’s falley in time na: Garson, Ciries ! M. same 4a. B, te connect with Daily Line of Coaches for Marysville, and Nevada City. DAILY LINE FOR ILLINOISTOWN & DUTCH FLAT Leaves the National Hotel, Nevada city, daily THE distress in Lancashire is suddenly re. { St 7 o’elock, ae turning at aii alarming rate of increase. Nevada. Dee. ist DAVIDSON, Agent. we i He a : ia NEW YEAR'S PARTY! { the lowest eash prices. A. BARUKE.,. For Hal TOYS AND DOLLS, the largest assortment, sing elsewlicre please take pisok atmy Store and you can buy every article ch Tobacco, Cigars, “Shelvesand Candy Jars for sale. 30 A. BARUH, Reme 2 “Now is the-Time to Make Money ! Twenty-five and Fifty Cents on every Dollar! 000 : . I will sell my large and welhassorted stock of ToYs FRESH CANDIES, FRUITS AN f the Price asked for atany other Sto : from one bit a picee.and upwards. perin my establichment than at any oteae ; Pipes, Playing Cards, and Cutlery, at Sana Francisco prices. mber the only cheap place for, thie seyson. brick building, Pine Street; next to Haas & Co’s. n Pine Street 1wo'poors pro HAAS & co’s, would respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of ° f Nevada.andthe surroundi g towns that he will elose out the a : ® 9 ‘+ Te make Room for another undertaking. D NUTS ! re in the City. Before purehayou witl find to your g¥ at astomshmént that in he mountaias. Fancy and Plain Candies! pV holegnic and Retail, by . . JULIUS DREYFuss, < of , United States Sunety, Pine’ Street. oe ° TOYS. TOYS. TOFS %¢ [7 FOR THE HOLIDAYS! . gy PINE APPLES, ORANCES _ *LO3 ANGELES GRAPES, Pears, Apples, Nuts, Candies, : &e.&q'. 1 5am 3 I For sale in quintitics to suit; by ‘NICK. SLOCOVICH, 6a Pine’ Street. Nevada, Dec. 19th. NEVADA MELLINERY. MISS-E. COFFEY, ~_ WOULD respect filly difeem the Ladies of. Nevada city>-adid :the surrounding towns.that she has openéd a first elass Millinery Store,on BROAD STREET, Opposite Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, a ~“Ladtes’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laees, . linery Establishment ments made that 1 shall be Gooda by every steamer. will be paid te Dresses, have such arrangein receipt. of New } Particulir attention making Cloaks, Mantiilas and =e ~~, mn20 New Barber Shop. cw, . y E HINCKLY woutd inform the gentlemen de of Nevada that he has opened a Barber Shop, on Broad street, adjoining the Lafayette Bakery, whe e he is prepared to do Sage , © HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING, “(In the best style of the Art. Having had several years experience in the buaness he feels contident of giving good satisfaclion to his patrons. 029 SAMUEL LEWwis Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. : —At the old stand— ale Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. ee ready er his ‘fermer patrons and the public generaily with all goods im his line as heretofure at San Francisco Prices! Thankiul for past patronage, he respectfully olicits a continuance. . Sasa mehi-4f “¢. E. HUMPHRIES, Blacksmith & Wheelwright. : Would inform the titizens of Nevada that he has remuved to the shop at the foot of Hroad St. formerly occupied by Sam. Oates Wuere le is prepared to do everything in the With despatch and at reasonable rates. Partie. ular attention paid to Horse 8 . Nevada, Dee. 20th. NOTICE, Is hereby given toall whom it ma that the Delinquent List of City ’ conéern. @xes ie in my hands for coltection, If said Delin uent Taxes are not paid on or before the first day of January next suit will be commenced to enforce payment of the same. . nv JO8. KUTZ, City Attorneys NOTICE. oe —— PERSONS in arrears to the undersigned tor Newspapers ont he First day of January next, are hereby notified that their para will be lecontinued. Payments MUsT made weekly. ; GEORGE H. LORING. Nevada, Dee. 20th. MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found LB “se old mane. Broad = where S$ prepared to supply every. body with the best of Beet, Veal, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and Pork &c. &e. at For the Complexion j Laird’s Bloom eof Youth. Blanc des Peries. ~ (Fer salehy JOSBPR M LEVEY \Corner of Pine and Commercial Sirecte _Now is the time to buy Dry Goods And in fact everything usually found ina Mil . ) JOSEPH M. Selling Out to Close Business! The Entire Stock of * DRY COODS! «4 —_—Or S. ROSENTHAL, . Commercial Street, Newada, under the Daily Transcript Printing Office. wy . ‘ oa) corey es pas i ] AM about to change baisiness and therefore offer my entire stock of Dry Googs, Lower than (ost Prices ! Thaistock consists of al? kinds of goods use ally found ina store of this kind. i Bonnets, Latest Style of’ Hats, Silk Mantillas, Shawls, Dress Goods, Domestic Goods, And in fact everything in the Dry Goods line. . a aa : Also alarge stock of ' oer) CALIFORNIA vEWELRY!~— ee t ‘ Ky Ladies of Nevada and vieinity are invited to. call and examine my Jarge stock of Goods and convince themselves of the truth in regard to prices and quality of goods. F Cheaper than ever before ! hae 8. ROSENTHAL, Nevada, Dec. 18th. 1000 Cans of Excellent Fruit. FOR SALE BY CEO. E. TURNER, ON PINE STREET, PPLES, Peaches, Nectarines, ana Plams, Rhubarb, and an endless yariety of the _ Finest Quality of Fruits! Will be soldiat lower rates than they can be pur chased any where in the city. All of this Freie was put up last season in thie city. dis ANTIDOTE,”’’ A large supply just received and Yor saleby BE. F. SPENCE. Nevada, Dee. 2nd. why S THAT GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Iodine Alterative. . The Great Care 1 3 For all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, Scroful@akad™ Rheumatism. yas medicine reaches the ConsTITUTION [+ ‘self, and restores it to its normal condition IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, AND CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, STRANGUNARY AND BURNING, oR PAINFU, URINATING, CALCULES, GRAVEL, BRICK DUST, DEPOsIT, , AND MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER URINATING. For these diseases it is truly @ sovereign remeannot be said in its praise. edy and too much : i; a Lithontriptic it has no equal ; being chem it possesses ip a feally combined with Iodine, high cegree the power of dissolv Z Stone in the the Kidney, preventing bladder and ureters of gt: vc! formations.and enlargement of the prostrate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder . dropsy, &c. _ CRANE & BRIGHAM,Wholesale Druggists, agents. For sale whclesaie or retail by’ LEVEY, . Pime and Commercial Streets. ¢ ' = You resen clain: abun the v On drow betw: capes . The . _ about place shoul wise ? our @ have Year’ Exch ary 2 finest : -. time. YE a8 sp) Patch ‘ "as ~elerk whett not. . TH round be ra ‘mone’ of alk tribut but m “Bus pureh P. La ers at whips in his of the that of tha is aut advert THI of Sar place . day of idea t Ric u8 son bearin -peraot out of fn-alli and fit the le« ed to JAC Quaks washi) distan Gor cleane their d At town . and gi the uj

Ee is ¢ ety? xo 4 — DevadaDaily Transeript. i under the jurisdiction of Portugal, anchored geuver found, But this is untrue. ~ehip of a brother of Jack Hays. Several eo WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 28, NEUTRAL RiGutTs.—Secret diplomacy is ® curious game, wearing a mysterious air until its purpose is acomplished and published to the world. It would seem that in a free country, where theory makes the will of the people law, some régard would be had for public opinion, and some means taken to collect it. If the Awerican people were called upon to deg@ide to-day whether they ~ would justify the seizure of the Florida in the port of Bahia, there is no doubt that their voice would be nearly: unanimous for such justification. But diplomacy may make apologies and reparations, and thus sanction the precedent that a mere pirate ship, acting without prize courts, burning its captures in mnid ocean, may take-refuge and refit in neutral ports. The ry sign between a privateer sailing under fhe «ommission of a responsible governm@pignd apa of Jeff. Davis’ pirate ships is as yarked as that between a regular soldicr-and the St. Albuns’ raiders, ’ The English. presa, true to its’ instincts against us, has seized upon the capture of the Florida-to exclaim against our lawless disregard of neutral rights, and loudly calls for English intervention) When:Mason and Slidell were captured, our Government refrained from following English precedents for such acts,. and -was consistent with its own record. Butas there is no precedent for the employment by any civilized government of sueh piratical-crafts as the Florida, there is noue for such captures. .The only instances nearly in spot are ‘those .furnished by the English government itself during the present century. “Ev 1807 that power seized the whole Danish fleet, at. Copenhagefi, nearly destfoying the city, and yet there had been and was profoynd peace between Denniark and England. The only plea was expediency. Seven years later two English men of war attacked an captured the U. 8. frigate Essex, after a bloody fight, in, SMheutral harbor of Valparaiso.— No apology or reparation was ever.made for this dastardly act. The same year the American privateer brig Samuel Armstrong wasin Fayal Roads, under the guns of the fortress. She wad attacked by boats from three British men of war, which she repelled, inflicting severe loss. The attack Wag renewed, although the government of Fayal remonstrated, and the British threatened to destroy the towh if the authorities interfered. The British were again repulsed by the privateer, but the men of war coming up within short range opened broadsides upon the gallant . ‘little ship, which was soon destroyed, as well as part of the town. The owners of the Samuel Armstrong have never sueceeded in getting any reparation for their loss. This bullying, piratical ‘mistress ofthe seas,” after violating neutrality in every quarter of the globe, and capturing and deetroying national vessels ad libertum) affects horror at the cutting out of a pirate ship by @ power of which it is jealous. We would like to see by what kind of logie it would Justify intervention in the Florida affair. It has been saill that by the seizure of the Florida our Government abandons the right to use privateers in any future war, because these may by this precedent be seiged wher-, teer is known to the laws of nations, and is governed by the laws of war. It has no right to commit the atrocities which have characterized the whole course of ‘the Alabama, Florida, &c. But the chief distinetion is that a privateer sails under the flag of a recognized government, and is a quasi ship of war. That character could not be aseribed to any. of Jeff. Davis’ vessels, which have neither legitimate parentage nor any port of their own to which they can take prizes, and hence they daily violaty the laws of nations by indiscriminate burnings in mid ocean. Such crafts are enemies and scourges of mankind, and are not to be likened to any class of war vessels heretofore recognized by public law. te" A large number of newsboys and sev, eral printers were arrested in San Francisco “on Sunday, for issuing and selling a bogus extra containing news that Richmond and Savannah had been taken, Butler killed, &e. i" A new piratical enterprise has nln detected at San Francisco, wider the leaderarrests have been made, including Hays. THERE are no funds in the Nevada Preas, and Johnson, and believed, thongh a SouthZack Mowrdomeny has started a paper ealled the Occidental, in. San “Francisco, to perform the hopeless task of’ writing up Copperheadism, and writing doion free schog)s. His need of tha latter, or of common honesty, ‘is shown by the following extract from. his sheet of Dec. 24: “The President telly us that the total expenditures of the navy departinent, of every descriptiin, including . the cost of the immense squadrons that. have been called into existence from the 4th of March, 1261, to the first 6f . Nov ¢mber,.1264, are ($2,366,726,235) two thousand three hundred and sixty-six milligns seven hundred and tw enty‘six thousand two. hundred and thirtyabve dollars. . Nows*there are supposed to be in the whole world ebeut one thousand millions of people, sa:that if. we weré fo divide the cost of this navy dmongst the inhabitants of . the whole earth, including white, black, arid red ;: men, women and children, the tax would be upwéfds of $2.25 to eaéh individual,” He goes onto show that thé cost of the navy, based -on hia figures, would build E9" A. testinionial of the Century Chib of New York was! recently given to William Cullen Bryafit, as the first of American poets, a well-desetved misehance Mi. Bryant, iva graceful speech . in reply, ascribed Shakspeare : tribute. By some funny the following fines to “*Oh, sir, the good die first ; # nd they whose hearts are dry as summer dust Barn to the socket.’ The lines are not Shakspeare, but Wordsworth’s, in the Excursion. Arrivals at the National Ex BROAD STREET.... change Hotel,~ +eeee NEVADA, CITY LANCASTER &: HASEY, Proprietors. Monpay, Deeember 26th. T Mien: Virg'nia W' Faller do :V Hutchina Rock creek iE Towl Manzanita hill M Tierman Forest mill “D) Dean Cement hifiI’ MeDanals Graes V Mra Kizer & d San Ju’ 5 Hooper Omega B Smith Wolf creek J Muloy Scott Flat C Tilton Deer croek How superficial or mendacious ds Diack is easily perceived when the very Inessage he cites puts the w hole expense of the war, navy and all, at Jess than he puts the navy alone, and the cost of the navy at two hundred and thirty-six millions, six hundred and seventy-two thousand, six hundred and twenty-chree dollars and fifty eents.That is just the difference between two hundred and two thousand millions,, very intelligent man ean have but one name for such an editor—an ass. en a COMMODORE WINsLow, of the Kearsarge, made a speech, élection day, in Roxbury, Mass. -. He had just voted for Lineoln ern ian, that the emancipation policy was right. He had himself-inherited some thirty} ¢ slaves, witiom ‘he had long ‘ago emancipated : —a record which outshines even thé sinking: of the Alabama. — _ A Weed do C Coil Nevada a +e F ‘ J > H Smith N d twenty-three Pacific railronds ; that all the G Mitatd YW orien sie as do gold coin taken from this State afd adjacent . L Daly do J Raymond do : . ag : H Kingsley do 8, Lewis do States fur the past twelve years, would not J Einas Washington G Gv «cetti do's foot up the navy, bill by $700,000, and [L Walling Rough & R RK Va Loan do” that the dimount would buy ‘up the 4,000,-. * ee ie . receeesliy at the South and Pay $575 apiece CRAND . <n or thean, ; ay en ‘—AT THE— National Exchange Hotel. — \ re Monday Evening, Jan. 2nd. —_— GRAND SOCIAT COMMITTEE OF W. 8. Head. F. A C. Niles, ; Grass Valley—C. W. Smith. Power » PARTY Will be given at the National Exchange Hotel, on Evening, January 22nd. Londay ARRANGEMENTS. E. B.:Mayberry. ©. Maltman. “M.S. Deai. FLOOR MANAGERS, >. Maltman. t. M. Van Loan. 3" Tiekets F Nevada, Dee. 28th. C.McElvey. tieo. A. Weaver. ive Dollars, Tue Richmond Examiner nétices the in-vention, and its successful operation in a rebel-jaboratory of that city, of a machine capable of turning out, 340,000 ‘percussion caps in eight hours, complete. > THE rebel Congress has probably decided to foreibly conscript the negroes for military service, and the able-bodied blacks are already being seized and put into: camps of, instruction, °'°* ge PROGRESS.—The National Intelligencer, the organ’ of conservatism, declared ~atter the Presidential election that “‘where’ there and trade of K. stantly on hand at the Done at Saddlery und Harness Shop. _— WwW. C. JENKINS Nevada that he W ore respectfully inform the citizens of has purchased the atock P. Larribee +¥nd will keep conShop, FOOT OF MAIN STREET, a ¢ Harnesses, Saddies, ' Whips, Spurs, And in fact everythin g usually found in a Store of this. kind. f Harness Repairing and Trimming Nevada, Dee. 2th. short notice and at the lowest rates. is Abundance of iusured labor in the presence of-capital, it cannot be:for the interest of the latter to inslave the former?” “ DIsTinauisnep AMUSEMENT. — At ‘a grand exhibition of the Olympic Club, San ( Joseph Kutz, Attorney and Counselor at Law, “pRFICE—Kidd & Knox Building, eorner of Broad and Pine streets. . 28 Francisco, on Friday evening, J. R. Hardenburg of the Russ House, “performed the difficult feat of traversing three trapeze, turhing & sominersault at each leap.” LN sixteen months, prizes to an amount of over $6,000,000, captured blockade runners, Were adjudicated in Boston alone.— One capture alone netted over $300,000. seis cpe ci A MAN paid a bet in Columbus, Ohio, lost by the result: of ‘the election, by walk ing through the streets attired simp] in_» shirt. His antagenist followed with the remains of his garments. i: THE Masong of Idaho city will éélebrate the annivérsary of St. John the Evangelist, which occurs to-day, pa aa “WHEN I first married my wife,” said a fond husband, “TI loved her 80 much that I could have eaten her; and now,” he added, Jan. 4th—Constituti Jan. 13—Sacrament Jan. 23d—Golden City, o’clock, A. M with a new and three hours ! mate is thus avoided. PARTICULAR advantages to the Pacific Mai Sacramento and Leidesdorff PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Fare at Reduced Rates . : . — Pacific Mail Steamship Conipany. For New York, via Panama. y= The to ait": Frem Folsom street Connecting via unetually. Panama Railroad swift steamer HNowing Steamships will tched in the month of January, 1865. on, Capt. J. F. Watkins. 0, Capt. W. H. Hudson. Capt, W. F. Lapidge. wharf, San Francisco, at at Aspinwall _ Fer New York. + The Isthmus Transit is made by Railroad in This route-offers Ladies and Families The Atlantic steamer will be United States vessel of war! rticulara, apply at the office of For farther Steam a2? All exposure to a tropical eliconvoyed by a ship ¢ ompany, corner of streeta OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent. with @ sigh, “I wish to heaven I had.” Pennants ; RvMOoRs that Louis Napoleon is not likely to live long have produced a pani¢ in French monetary circles, . EREE SO OED OREGON has grined 4,000 voters within the past year,or elseya good many stuffers, fa alle ; THERE are only two copperheads in the Nevada Leglslature—one in each house,— They will be heavy on joint ballast. — THE Nevada Legislature refused toelect a Chaplain, on the plea of poverty. —— LEATHER.«—It is stated that one-third of }: the population of Montreal make a living by the shoe and leather trage. ury, to start the wheels of State, oe ee National da city, day. Wil] leave the office

EVERY MORNI CALIFORNIA STAGE’CO’s DAILY LINE or ‘ STAGES of the Company, at the Kxchange Hotel, Broad Street, NevaN@ AT 7.0'CLOCK, BY DONNER.LAKE, : for Virgitiia a Arriving at Virginia at 10 o’clock, p. Keturning will leave Virginia at arriving at Grass V the Company’s falley in time na: Garson, Ciries ! M. same 4a. B, te connect with Daily Line of Coaches for Marysville, and Nevada City. DAILY LINE FOR ILLINOISTOWN & DUTCH FLAT Leaves the National Hotel, Nevada city, daily THE distress in Lancashire is suddenly re. { St 7 o’elock, ae turning at aii alarming rate of increase. Nevada. Dee. ist DAVIDSON, Agent. we i He a : ia NEW YEAR'S PARTY! { the lowest eash prices. A. BARUKE.,. For Hal TOYS AND DOLLS, the largest assortment, sing elsewlicre please take pisok atmy Store and you can buy every article ch Tobacco, Cigars, “Shelvesand Candy Jars for sale. 30 A. BARUH, Reme 2 “Now is the-Time to Make Money ! Twenty-five and Fifty Cents on every Dollar! 000 : . I will sell my large and welhassorted stock of ToYs FRESH CANDIES, FRUITS AN f the Price asked for atany other Sto : from one bit a picee.and upwards. perin my establichment than at any oteae ; Pipes, Playing Cards, and Cutlery, at Sana Francisco prices. mber the only cheap place for, thie seyson. brick building, Pine Street; next to Haas & Co’s. n Pine Street 1wo'poors pro HAAS & co’s, would respectfully inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of ° f Nevada.andthe surroundi g towns that he will elose out the a : ® 9 ‘+ Te make Room for another undertaking. D NUTS ! re in the City. Before purehayou witl find to your g¥ at astomshmént that in he mountaias. Fancy and Plain Candies! pV holegnic and Retail, by . . JULIUS DREYFuss, < of , United States Sunety, Pine’ Street. oe ° TOYS. TOYS. TOFS %¢ [7 FOR THE HOLIDAYS! . gy PINE APPLES, ORANCES _ *LO3 ANGELES GRAPES, Pears, Apples, Nuts, Candies, : &e.&q'. 1 5am 3 I For sale in quintitics to suit; by ‘NICK. SLOCOVICH, 6a Pine’ Street. Nevada, Dec. 19th. NEVADA MELLINERY. MISS-E. COFFEY, ~_ WOULD respect filly difeem the Ladies of. Nevada city>-adid :the surrounding towns.that she has openéd a first elass Millinery Store,on BROAD STREET, Opposite Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, a ~“Ladtes’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laees, . linery Establishment ments made that 1 shall be Gooda by every steamer. will be paid te Dresses, have such arrangein receipt. of New } Particulir attention making Cloaks, Mantiilas and =e ~~, mn20 New Barber Shop. cw, . y E HINCKLY woutd inform the gentlemen de of Nevada that he has opened a Barber Shop, on Broad street, adjoining the Lafayette Bakery, whe e he is prepared to do Sage , © HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING, “(In the best style of the Art. Having had several years experience in the buaness he feels contident of giving good satisfaclion to his patrons. 029 SAMUEL LEWwis Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. : —At the old stand— ale Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. ee ready er his ‘fermer patrons and the public generaily with all goods im his line as heretofure at San Francisco Prices! Thankiul for past patronage, he respectfully olicits a continuance. . Sasa mehi-4f “¢. E. HUMPHRIES, Blacksmith & Wheelwright. : Would inform the titizens of Nevada that he has remuved to the shop at the foot of Hroad St. formerly occupied by Sam. Oates Wuere le is prepared to do everything in the With despatch and at reasonable rates. Partie. ular attention paid to Horse 8 . Nevada, Dee. 20th. NOTICE, Is hereby given toall whom it ma that the Delinquent List of City ’ conéern. @xes ie in my hands for coltection, If said Delin uent Taxes are not paid on or before the first day of January next suit will be commenced to enforce payment of the same. . nv JO8. KUTZ, City Attorneys NOTICE. oe —— PERSONS in arrears to the undersigned tor Newspapers ont he First day of January next, are hereby notified that their para will be lecontinued. Payments MUsT made weekly. ; GEORGE H. LORING. Nevada, Dee. 20th. MEAT MARKET. JAMES MONROE can be found LB “se old mane. Broad = where S$ prepared to supply every. body with the best of Beet, Veal, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and Pork &c. &e. at For the Complexion j Laird’s Bloom eof Youth. Blanc des Peries. ~ (Fer salehy JOSBPR M LEVEY \Corner of Pine and Commercial Sirecte _Now is the time to buy Dry Goods And in fact everything usually found ina Mil . ) JOSEPH M. Selling Out to Close Business! The Entire Stock of * DRY COODS! «4 —_—Or S. ROSENTHAL, . Commercial Street, Newada, under the Daily Transcript Printing Office. wy . ‘ oa) corey es pas i ] AM about to change baisiness and therefore offer my entire stock of Dry Googs, Lower than (ost Prices ! Thaistock consists of al? kinds of goods use ally found ina store of this kind. i Bonnets, Latest Style of’ Hats, Silk Mantillas, Shawls, Dress Goods, Domestic Goods, And in fact everything in the Dry Goods line. . a aa : Also alarge stock of ' oer) CALIFORNIA vEWELRY!~— ee t ‘ Ky Ladies of Nevada and vieinity are invited to. call and examine my Jarge stock of Goods and convince themselves of the truth in regard to prices and quality of goods. F Cheaper than ever before ! hae 8. ROSENTHAL, Nevada, Dec. 18th. 1000 Cans of Excellent Fruit. FOR SALE BY CEO. E. TURNER, ON PINE STREET, PPLES, Peaches, Nectarines, ana Plams, Rhubarb, and an endless yariety of the _ Finest Quality of Fruits! Will be soldiat lower rates than they can be pur chased any where in the city. All of this Freie was put up last season in thie city. dis ANTIDOTE,”’’ A large supply just received and Yor saleby BE. F. SPENCE. Nevada, Dee. 2nd. why S THAT GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Iodine Alterative. . The Great Care 1 3 For all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, Scroful@akad™ Rheumatism. yas medicine reaches the ConsTITUTION [+ ‘self, and restores it to its normal condition IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, AND CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, STRANGUNARY AND BURNING, oR PAINFU, URINATING, CALCULES, GRAVEL, BRICK DUST, DEPOsIT, , AND MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER URINATING. For these diseases it is truly @ sovereign remeannot be said in its praise. edy and too much : i; a Lithontriptic it has no equal ; being chem it possesses ip a feally combined with Iodine, high cegree the power of dissolv Z Stone in the the Kidney, preventing bladder and ureters of gt: vc! formations.and enlargement of the prostrate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder . dropsy, &c. _ CRANE & BRIGHAM,Wholesale Druggists, agents. For sale whclesaie or retail by’ LEVEY, . Pime and Commercial Streets. ¢ ' = You resen clain: abun the v On drow betw: capes . The . _ about place shoul wise ? our @ have Year’ Exch ary 2 finest : -. time. YE a8 sp) Patch ‘ "as ~elerk whett not. . TH round be ra ‘mone’ of alk tribut but m “Bus pureh P. La ers at whips in his of the that of tha is aut advert THI of Sar place . day of idea t Ric u8 son bearin -peraot out of fn-alli and fit the le« ed to JAC Quaks washi) distan Gor cleane their d At town . and gi the uj