March 9, 1864 (4 pages)

oo rnia, in and. ornia, in and of Daniel Dog lis. A. B. e sum of $790. pai at the rate of he rendition ith all costs 4 Sth day of plaintiff's com. erty therein phe sixth ofthy 4 yn fhe east E fe aforesaid + l po me shafts: f mining tings,sluice: unto of it any isfy said judy. will exposety ibed property ty a—front of th hat On Tuesday, ours of 9 A.& lay of February onst £. TP. 3 t Court of th} , of the State df? of Nevada, ss, nia send greet 7 Eddy and Wm + od to appear ip: y Heory Powel. > rteenth Judicial @ \. in and for ths er to the com. days afver the ns—if served dd out of this District, withig— f said District, © nent by default = B ording to the” said action is 25 alleged to ym. you defend. d int: rest ona id delivered to 4 at if you fail to tas above re.> judgment for nd the seal of 14th Judicial Hiiornia, ia-and day of DecemHAR, Clerk, har, Deputy. ~ ‘land, wistriet “Ss TAR, Clerk. iutif’s Att’ yp apenas ncaa a nia, cuunty 6 ‘the Mth Judi People of the ser, Greeting? jas i 4 chticld, in the © ial District of eorihkt wrth vithin tw niet, and outs sif_served 3}. Distriet, or sg , reasonable rates. 1 against you, mphiint. ‘Phe . e-the sum of @ per cent. per . d to be duc and ory note ownit if you fail to irected, Plaina for said sum ,R H. Farquourt aforesaid nd impress the «, la Nevada Ds 1864. TAR, Clerk. ar, Deputy. wriand, Judge TAR, Clerk, ar, Deputy. ¢ Trustees of ~ as follows: entitled ** An hn of the Cit .pril4th, 1361, 4 . part of.-ordiie compensa‘olicemen are =p SRE} Pres. efirmof Ma that all bills = Fuaraiture repaired and olraned— Fresh and Salt Fish, Poa. FItT1Y D& CO. SAREE REY OEE gt VOks Willss exter veces TT, x S Aevada Daily Trarseript, . Published Daily—Monday Excepted. BROWN & DEAL. PROPrI: TORS. __ Yerms of the Transecript—% cts per week. UNITED STATES BAKERY —AND— Grocery and Provision Store. SULIUS DREIFUSS, OULD respectful y inform his friends and the citizens Of Nevada yeherally that he has’ taken the ve_—well known and popu lar Bakery. on Pine street, where he can always be found ready .o serve all who may favor him with their patronage. ~ PIES, CONFECTIONERY, Always on hid. At the old standon Pine St. Nevada, Novy. I&8th. ’ Pigeon Shooting, A CHALLENGE. E the undersigned do hereby challenge any two men in or near Grass Val to shoot eighty pigeons—twenty to. the:man—for $100 a bide.” “The nioney is at Wm. RK. Coc’s. ir Nevada, ready ta be ‘put up at any time. Rules for shooting to be fixed when tlie match is made. >» Let us hear from you gentlemen. “BARNEY HARRIGAN, ons ED. HARVEY. Nevada, Feb. 23d, 1604, ‘ .E. JOHNSTON. a I VENDLER. JOHNSTON & WENDLER, _ Would respectfully tatorm their : . friends inthis city and the neigh _ @. boring towns that they huve Mew opened a : ae NEW FURNITURE STORE, = Gn Broad Street, Opposite G. W . Kidd's Banking Houge Their stoek cousiats in part of > Chamber ®eis, — Chuirs. ~“Bedstends, Mirrors, _ £zBarenus, “Tables, Secretaries, Sofas. Bedding and Furniture ot every description, at Upholstery of all description done. M’ALLISTER & CO., ‘ W Suite inferm their old friends aad the publie gemerally that they have opencd a Fruit & Vegetable Store,” . ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hote! Where they wilt always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Ham & Bacon. Dried Beef, &c. &c. We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything asually found ia a Fruit and Vegetable store. ‘Nevada, Jan. 25th<3m PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST. Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken inthe best style ofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, EOver the United States Bakery evada, Dee; 20th. FANILY GROCERY STORE. ollectione All ‘bted to said . ae r edliately. All A. BARUH. y meonpre . . FZIGER. Opposite St. Louts House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada City Cal. ———— ~~ ihe informs the publie-that—he-w!}l keep-. ABLE. constantly om hand, ee LANRench Batter,Cheese VegetaeR would ivs friends and hic generally aireny here? rses, nd » and 146 prebles, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment ef goods usually found ma store ot ‘that kind = Wis articles are all of the first qualify and will be sold cheap fer cash. "ways be found.atbis ptreet. He-can alold stand wa Commersial Nevada. Nov. 16th. . ea B Cat be.found addle Horses emen will be ace inthe bus ain the confrelieve Iwill 9 s¢s_on livery h careful drt eo. "Phe qualy that those siness would Pe tEET, " ad, near this re dabie will be “Pisco, at 2-0’clock ~ Steamer CHR YSOPOLIS, Chadwick iy “gnd Saturdays. SALIFOUNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAAY. The fast and splend!d steam ers CHRYSOPOL(IS and ANTELUPE will leave ou Witernate days for San Fran ry. M from the foot of Kystreet aster lleaveon Mondays, Wetincsdays and idwys. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Mas _ Will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, arysville and Intermediate Land sagen diary Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton. Mas and Ssvalléw. Sa:nmers, Master, ill leave on alternate days for Waryavalle, a7} "clock, A.M. : a . : Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until farther notice, the s' ra uf the CaliSteam Navigation Company will make two Pe pes. eee Ked Bluff, leaving this city on mesdays and Saturdays at 7 A. M Freight reovived evcry day ¥or ht or passage by of the above its, apply hay . ese ol at the of the Calla Steam Na on board igGlabe A. BEDI daz. 4 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT feartul loss of file by the burning of the church at Suntiaga, turns back to a-catalogue hunvan life. “South America —has-feltthe hind-ef-the destroyer in other forms more heartily. In 1812, ten’thousand people were destroyed by an earthquake in Caracas, the Capital of Venezuela; while death has suddenly called off theusands'of victims in the aune form iu Quite and other —cifies, in his march over, South America. During the great fire in London, in 18)2, two theusund peoTukPhiledélphis Inguirer, refering to the . Of disasters remembered from the sxerifice of . CHARLES MILLER,.Mannger. ‘ JUST OPENED! Andnow ready for public patr ng _ Breakfast from 6 1-2 to 10 o'clock. Dinner from 12 1-4 lo 21.2. Supper froin 6 tu 8 o'clock." * Board-as-per contract. ne BLAZE’S SALION COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8ST If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RBLAZH’s! UNION HOTEL,. NEVADA FRUIT STORE. : NICHOLAS SLOCOVICH would . the old standon Pime Streeg, witha. fine etuck of Cigars, Tobacco, Apples, Dates, Figs, Prunes, &c ee. Nevada, Jou. 2isk-—te ; pe y NEVADA GAS COMPANY. HE C y her ¥4 notice *6 the citi ai zens ot evete that Gee will be turned: on the streetmains on Tuesday, 26th inst. ‘Phe company tre prepared to put ap pipe and fixtures for all persons desirous of burning Gas. All persons are requested to leave their orders at the Gas Works. ‘ The price fur putting ap pipe hes been reduc ed b e company to v5 cts. per foot. ‘The price for fixtures as per kind and quality ‘The price of Gas wil, be as heretofore with the . Bridge. In Constantinople, 1791. thirty thousand houses were burned ;. and in 1783 ten thousand houses aud filty mosques were destroyed by“fice, and in the ‘space~of thirteen years, about that time, fortysuise thous: and houses were buened in the same city. In the great fire in Londen, in 1665, whieh raged four days and uights; one hundred and thirteen thousand houses eight y-six church ves, imong them the St. Paul's Cathedra', were burned, aud four hundred and thirtysix acres of the must pepulous part. of the ety wereld in waste by the devouring flames. In India i4737, three hundred cue 4 hieh-exused -the-water—te rise forty feet higher than usual, and twenty thouss -and vessela were cast away. The great earthquake in Sicily, in 1693.-whielHereled Catauia and forty-nine ether towns and cities pateor destroyed one tinidred tous peopte Sixty thousand people were destroyed in the space of six ininutes, by the-earthquake which etigulfed the city of Lisbon in 1755; the shock was felt nearly all over Europe, in the noithera part of Africa, and even in the West Undies, and a vast wave from the sea pewept over the eotat of Sprinin seme places sixty feet high. Near Moroceo the earth opened and suddenly swallowed tea thousand peaple, witb their Lerds. This chapter of jaecidents might be extended further, by reference to volcanic eruptions and plagues ; but among ali the hortible . tragedica whieh blacken the pages of history, none leave a sharper sting, or create @ more acute pain in the public heart, than the, burning to death of two thousand people, in exe —sacrifice, iv Santiago.” ipen. DeaTH OF A VERY AGED PaurEeR . Woman =The ahlert person fn Newbury port, Mass, Jately diedin the nkns-house there. This was Miss Betsey Lunt, aged 98 yeara, She came to the slmehouse, saya the Herald, on the annexation of a portion ot Newbury; and whe she Was, aad how tong For many years she has been of €10 feeble a mind to tell her own history. She lived, a single hfe,@ long life, and. a lonely-tife. She. had-not been in ber right mind feour youth. Oe time she laid ow her bed beheving that she was unable to rise, which was cuntrary tothe opinion of her physician. When he found therefore, that medicines au pers another expedient. Mise Lunt wasa very tovdest and even timid woman. He reques: ted all:persunsto Jeave ¢he room, and then deliberately commenced to undress. He first laid bis onat and then hia vest upon a chair, and pulled off hie-boots. She begaii to be al.rted, and inguired what te was dving? He erpled that. he intended to get into bed ; Whreeupon she wasinustantly on the floor aud out of the-room, to the great joy ut the family, who found that she had limbs aud no evidenee before tor some monthe. a MADAME Suces, of the Berlin opera, is such a favotite there, theatehe hasbeen en gaged tor fife at an enarwous salary. with a 61x months’ Vacation apudully to reap here-h, ; 5: Tue venerable Jusion Quincey. of Boston, lately entered upow the timety-third yeas of his age. a ; in Jos BU.Lisgs says tat *.« wan who will chaw turbueber will dru eshty kruse rum, aud & wan ibat will dswk santy truse rau will go tu the devil, and & man wie will go to the dew! is wees oul to dy enny thing.” thousand persons were destroyed by a hurtishe bad been a pauper, we do not“know.— . } . stiasions had no effect, he determined to try . could use them, a fact of which she had given [D. S. BAKER DKALER IN ; Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits. Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street. Nevada. {RES MEATS, of ALL KINDS on hand and for sale at Chedp rates for Goods delivered Free ¢fCharge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. WoOoD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale heap for eash. : Ax-tf Fashionable Tailor Shop. J. DOWNING, OULD inform the geatlemen of Nevada that he has taken the New Store on Pine Street, 1 door from Knox? BrickPiNdiiy. and lias hand on ever Vest -Pat'erns, -euitab'e. for coufs, pante, and vista, wi ich he is prepared to make up in short order an . warrante.t to fit. Everything neatly done in the tailoring line ; jz6 YER BROS . HEYER & Co, 3 Federal St. 406 Battery &t., Boston. San-Franeisess: MEYER & CO,, SS _ Smpoatters.of American & European Fancy Goods, Toys & Musical Instruments. LSO.Soaps, Perfumery, Hair and Tooth A. Brushes. Yortfolioa, Portmenoies hrties* Bars. Photographie Albums. Catlery; Willow and Parian Ware, Children’s Carriages, elc — Our stock of Violin and Guitar Strings is very lirge., Our Foreiyn goods -are selected by one of the tirm, and the American by the Boston House, cee ‘Ss Established in 1824. WE HAVE THE AGENCY For Hallet & Davis’ Boston Pianos, Smith Bros’ Hapmoniums,_ AND ia Bed TREAT & LINSLEY’S MELODEONS. Tne Hallet & Davis Planos are ach supp'led--with their. Patent . “¢g pouapension Brid.¢, whichis a decided improvem nt—it gives u full and clear vibration in the epee octaves, produ eing A quality of tone uncqualled im firmness and pnritv. Our Melodeons and Harmonjums are of a beet quahty. and warranted to yive MEYER BROS 76a7 HKALE SL YILVE Por 1863! A. LAMOTT, FASHIONABLE HATTER, Cor. of 2ndand J St. SACRAMENTO. —AS issued the style of Hats for fall and “Winter wear. a As this is the Best place in e State to procure a fime and Fasiiicnable Tile gall on him and select One from his—the ; Largest & best stock in the country pe Sg —AT PRICES— LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. — Orders from the country promptly and faithfully attended to A Large assortment of. i LADIES’ FURS!! Just. Received. Sacramento. Sept. 16th. WEVADA IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY. AND MACHINE SHOP. Sas of every deseription.— Quartz Machinery constructed, fitted up or repaired. Kvery kinds of Building Castings, Saw, « rist. Malt ond Bark Mills— Horse Power and Car Wheels Orders filled promptly, and at aslow rates as any Kstsblishment in-Sacramento or San Franciseo—ircigiit : HEUGHA & THOM. JOHN HERTZINGER. Would inform his friends ana the public generally that he hax just re ceived from San Prancth: o a maynifieent stock of Keots & Shves which he will sell at low rates: Beots and shoes made to order. Repairing doue at short notice and ou reasveable termes. ~~ bie. us a Call atumy new place of-bus ness on Commercial 8trect, a few doors helow the Datly Prameacript Printing Office, Neyada, Mov. Jith.APPLES, GRAPES, FICS, RAISINS, ALMONDS, fA MO siktate of Nuts and Candies for W Michatsky, Grow PeNnE STREET. pon Steam Engines and Boilers built toorder. Castings and Ma+ y-khind of Cloths. satisfac. following rates of iscomnt : 500 and up te 1000 feet per week, 5 per cent off. 1000 and up to 2080, 10 per ceut. off. 2 2000 and upwards 15 per cent off.” All meters re set for former. consumers free of charge. By order'of Trustees. jt KT AT ALEN, Grint CHAS. TEWKSBURY, Has opened a Tin Ware Store, At his ol stand—fermerly Stoakes’ on Broad Street, Everything in the Tinware Mne promptly exccuted, such as tin roofing, &e. di2 3m ld A.B. DIDBLE, JAS, K. BYRNE. Dibble & Byrne, c Attorneys & Counselors at Law, Orv: No. 10 Mill Street, Grass LA Valley. Cal, up staire,—d¥il-practice . in all of the Courts of Nevada county and in che Supreme Court. “Jas. K. BYRNE, Commissioner of Deeds for Nevada & Utah Territory. dt2-3m PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO. THE FOLLOWING Steamelips witt be depattied in the month of March, 18.4: ==: Mar: 8--GOLDEN CITY, RW. Peifion, Com. Mar. 22—ORIZABA, E. 8. Farnsworth Com’r. Mar. 23—CONSTITUTLO v—J. 'Y. Watkins, Co. From Folsom street Wuarf,San—Franciseo, at 9 o'clock A. M., punctually, VOR PANAMA, Passengers will be conveyed from Pani ma to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company. and fromt Arpinwall to New York by the Atlan tic and Pacific Steamship Company. cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorif sta. Duncing School. ioe und opened in Nevada, on : On Wednesday, Jan. 15th invites the attention of all who wieh to acquire a correct koowledge of this graceful and pleasing accomplishment. ai the modern Dances sych. as Quaurilivs, Schottisches, Polkas, Mazourkas. Waltzes, ete quickiy taught. The school meets every Tuesday afternoon for Ladies. Kvery Tuesday and Thursday evenings for gentlemen. Houre of pract*ce from & to 10 o’clOvk, P. Me ju4 i. C. DICKINSON. Dealer inWATCHES, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, &. — i Atthe Library Koom, a tew doors. below the Dally Tramscript Office, Fe se ncianepciortinbocemncsipatcnd CEO. E. TURNER, DEALER IN Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, Stoves, &e. &e. Everything made to order-in the Tinware line. Job Work done at short notice. Y Give me a call at my new Siore on Main __ Serent, eppouite Welle, Farge & Go. _ PEOPLE'S OPPOSITION Steamship Line, ~ Ver New York via Panama, The fast and well-known Deahle Enyine Steamship. GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES! AMERICA, 2,500 Tons, Will be dispatched for PA TT A MA, ; Monday, March 14th, £864. From Miséion Street Wharf, at 9 0’clock.a. Me} Connecting at Aspinwall, via PANAMA RALLKVAD, with th. Steamship ILLINGI», 2.600 tons. FOR NEW YORK. . Passen ers are landed at ’anama immediately ov arrival, by the Panama BKailroad Company’ pteambuats. A sagyage: Master vill be scut on each steiner Os For furcher mtormation or passage. apply to i. K. ROBH KRIS, Agent. Coruer of Battery ana ine streets, up stairs, San Francine, UNION HOTEL COMPANY NOTICE, ‘§.ENE subscribers to the stock of the above . Company are hereby notitied that assvesagain at]. WINES, tees Of Nevada chy. L DAILY ~ : ; At 5.o’clock, P. Mu, FOR Virginia & Carson Cities Arriving at Virginia at 2 P.M. Returning wiil leave Virginia at SA ~ M, arriving at Nevadaat 10 P.M. Connecting’ with the _ Company’s Daily Line of At@A,.M. : For Marysville at 7,A.M. .— setae W.HIDA VIDSON, Agent. Nevada. June 24—tf ° : Concord Coaches for Sacramento, CENTRE MARKET, . be [ME CENTRE MARKET io still wap: plied with : Beef, b) Mutton, Veal, &c., Which will be sold at the lowest rates, Pork MW. MACKIA ; H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Successors to © W Mulford.) At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. to ~ Exchange on the Atlantic Stat Kuro ; cae Bae op i¢ Ailantic States and Europe, Advances made on Gold forwarded to thet. Mint for freay OF UOMO RO ne ‘County Serypought at the Highest Rates. Agency for insursnce against Fire. “Nevada, July ist, 162. ' GEO. W KIDD. BANEER, In the Granite Bullding. Broad’ atree NEVADA. ~~ NOLD DUST purchased at the hignest J Market Rates, and liberal advances made oa 8 ( Searels Sight Checks ow San Francisco and Sacramen foe Drafts on the Kastern cities at the Lowent ate Collections mede, and State and County Becurities purchased at the highest Mark ¥ P. ’ Nevada, March 7, 1861-t1 . wie NEW STORE! NEW GOoDs! —— OW. Le SHAEFER, Wy oni tatores the citizen af 4, wWeyada an the surroun eS country that he has removed bic his stockof 0 BOOTS AND BEZ ding, SMESRE: To Kiad’s Bui Tie has just received a large and aplendid lot of Boots and Shoes from Sun Francisco, whieh he will sell at very low rates. He invites the attention of eve dy to eall and-examine his stock. ‘ eee pe made aa order, epeiring promptly aud acatly done. Nevada, duly itt h.—tf ¥ R NEVADA STACE LINE. Ss t . NEW ARRANGEMENT: id 4 CHANGE OF TINE: ( N AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. 1st 1863, the Stayes of this Lume will wave the Oiiee ii NeVada. every odd Gay at : 4 o’cI’k, A.M. for Virginia City. Passengers will stop over night at Mr Aaron Davis’ Kanch—formerly Gus Moore’s—and arrive in Virginia City next day. No night travel Also, wil leave ior DacramentoO on the same day anu hour. J. 8. MeCUX, Frop’r. T. U. CANFIBLD, Age. Nevada, Oct. 29th, 1863. A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer ta’ ae: LIQUORS, RBITTERS, Sic, de. Next to W.aver & Co's store, on Broad Street Nevada, Pov, 19—am : GUNSMITHING. Z. P. DAVIS., 4 Having opened a shop at his resae on Spring Street is ready to do, work at Gunsnithing, Lock Repatring, &c. Wi short Notice aud vn ressOneuse terme Nevada, Nov. L4th. ‘ ULACe.— Property huiders im the compe. atc limits oj the City of Nevada are eng = notified That if do uut build sidewalce in front tucir property on or beivre the Atth day of bebe ruary, led, dum authorized 106 cofistruct the baiu sidewalks aud neld tie pr _Tespometbie for the same. Isy order o1 tiv Bourd of ‘TrusW. My VAY N ce City arshal, iucats tv."hetull amount subscribed have been levied, and immediate ment requested. . i SUN VaTTioum, sey. Mevada Keb. sth. ne he ON te baek Cane ’ winy Toad, wear this 4 Lu city, » Bmnaic Mabe. Amy re pr ning tbe sane ty Jadineicr’s Dinvie wilt be, Pitad sy mwancd, —_ s >DUST. bean ht wt ihe Highes! Rates. GRE iccks on San Francisco and SacraDust forwarded:for Assay or fur Ce é at the d-Wwhose-baxctreSenco PUTS dint: a es ee Shop on Commercial atreet, below TRANSCRIPT. ~~ HENRY PHILIP, 4

oo rnia, in and. ornia, in and of Daniel Dog lis. A. B. e sum of $790. pai at the rate of he rendition ith all costs 4 Sth day of plaintiff's com. erty therein phe sixth ofthy 4 yn fhe east E fe aforesaid + l po me shafts: f mining tings,sluice: unto of it any isfy said judy. will exposety ibed property ty a—front of th hat On Tuesday, ours of 9 A.& lay of February onst £. TP. 3 t Court of th} , of the State df? of Nevada, ss, nia send greet 7 Eddy and Wm + od to appear ip: y Heory Powel. > rteenth Judicial @ \. in and for ths er to the com. days afver the ns—if served dd out of this District, withig— f said District, © nent by default = B ording to the” said action is 25 alleged to ym. you defend. d int: rest ona id delivered to 4 at if you fail to tas above re.> judgment for nd the seal of 14th Judicial Hiiornia, ia-and day of DecemHAR, Clerk, har, Deputy. ~ ‘land, wistriet “Ss TAR, Clerk. iutif’s Att’ yp apenas ncaa a nia, cuunty 6 ‘the Mth Judi People of the ser, Greeting? jas i 4 chticld, in the © ial District of eorihkt wrth vithin tw niet, and outs sif_served 3}. Distriet, or sg , reasonable rates. 1 against you, mphiint. ‘Phe . e-the sum of @ per cent. per . d to be duc and ory note ownit if you fail to irected, Plaina for said sum ,R H. Farquourt aforesaid nd impress the «, la Nevada Ds 1864. TAR, Clerk. ar, Deputy. wriand, Judge TAR, Clerk, ar, Deputy. ¢ Trustees of ~ as follows: entitled ** An hn of the Cit .pril4th, 1361, 4 . part of.-ordiie compensa‘olicemen are =p SRE} Pres. efirmof Ma that all bills = Fuaraiture repaired and olraned— Fresh and Salt Fish, Poa. FItT1Y D& CO. SAREE REY OEE gt VOks Willss exter veces TT, x S Aevada Daily Trarseript, . Published Daily—Monday Excepted. BROWN & DEAL. PROPrI: TORS. __ Yerms of the Transecript—% cts per week. UNITED STATES BAKERY —AND— Grocery and Provision Store. SULIUS DREIFUSS, OULD respectful y inform his friends and the citizens Of Nevada yeherally that he has’ taken the ve_—well known and popu lar Bakery. on Pine street, where he can always be found ready .o serve all who may favor him with their patronage. ~ PIES, CONFECTIONERY, Always on hid. At the old standon Pine St. Nevada, Novy. I&8th. ’ Pigeon Shooting, A CHALLENGE. E the undersigned do hereby challenge any two men in or near Grass Val to shoot eighty pigeons—twenty to. the:man—for $100 a bide.” “The nioney is at Wm. RK. Coc’s. ir Nevada, ready ta be ‘put up at any time. Rules for shooting to be fixed when tlie match is made. >» Let us hear from you gentlemen. “BARNEY HARRIGAN, ons ED. HARVEY. Nevada, Feb. 23d, 1604, ‘ .E. JOHNSTON. a I VENDLER. JOHNSTON & WENDLER, _ Would respectfully tatorm their : . friends inthis city and the neigh _ @. boring towns that they huve Mew opened a : ae NEW FURNITURE STORE, = Gn Broad Street, Opposite G. W . Kidd's Banking Houge Their stoek cousiats in part of > Chamber ®eis, — Chuirs. ~“Bedstends, Mirrors, _ £zBarenus, “Tables, Secretaries, Sofas. Bedding and Furniture ot every description, at Upholstery of all description done. M’ALLISTER & CO., ‘ W Suite inferm their old friends aad the publie gemerally that they have opencd a Fruit & Vegetable Store,” . ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hote! Where they wilt always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Ham & Bacon. Dried Beef, &c. &c. We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything asually found ia a Fruit and Vegetable store. ‘Nevada, Jan. 25th<3m PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST. Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken inthe best style ofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, EOver the United States Bakery evada, Dee; 20th. FANILY GROCERY STORE. ollectione All ‘bted to said . ae r edliately. All A. BARUH. y meonpre . . FZIGER. Opposite St. Louts House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada City Cal. ———— ~~ ihe informs the publie-that—he-w!}l keep-. ABLE. constantly om hand, ee LANRench Batter,Cheese VegetaeR would ivs friends and hic generally aireny here? rses, nd » and 146 prebles, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment ef goods usually found ma store ot ‘that kind = Wis articles are all of the first qualify and will be sold cheap fer cash. "ways be found.atbis ptreet. He-can alold stand wa Commersial Nevada. Nov. 16th. . ea B Cat be.found addle Horses emen will be ace inthe bus ain the confrelieve Iwill 9 s¢s_on livery h careful drt eo. "Phe qualy that those siness would Pe tEET, " ad, near this re dabie will be “Pisco, at 2-0’clock ~ Steamer CHR YSOPOLIS, Chadwick iy “gnd Saturdays. SALIFOUNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAAY. The fast and splend!d steam ers CHRYSOPOL(IS and ANTELUPE will leave ou Witernate days for San Fran ry. M from the foot of Kystreet aster lleaveon Mondays, Wetincsdays and idwys. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Mas _ Will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, arysville and Intermediate Land sagen diary Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton. Mas and Ssvalléw. Sa:nmers, Master, ill leave on alternate days for Waryavalle, a7} "clock, A.M. : a . : Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until farther notice, the s' ra uf the CaliSteam Navigation Company will make two Pe pes. eee Ked Bluff, leaving this city on mesdays and Saturdays at 7 A. M Freight reovived evcry day ¥or ht or passage by of the above its, apply hay . ese ol at the of the Calla Steam Na on board igGlabe A. BEDI daz. 4 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT feartul loss of file by the burning of the church at Suntiaga, turns back to a-catalogue hunvan life. “South America —has-feltthe hind-ef-the destroyer in other forms more heartily. In 1812, ten’thousand people were destroyed by an earthquake in Caracas, the Capital of Venezuela; while death has suddenly called off theusands'of victims in the aune form iu Quite and other —cifies, in his march over, South America. During the great fire in London, in 18)2, two theusund peoTukPhiledélphis Inguirer, refering to the . Of disasters remembered from the sxerifice of . CHARLES MILLER,.Mannger. ‘ JUST OPENED! Andnow ready for public patr ng _ Breakfast from 6 1-2 to 10 o'clock. Dinner from 12 1-4 lo 21.2. Supper froin 6 tu 8 o'clock." * Board-as-per contract. ne BLAZE’S SALION COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8ST If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RBLAZH’s! UNION HOTEL,. NEVADA FRUIT STORE. : NICHOLAS SLOCOVICH would . the old standon Pime Streeg, witha. fine etuck of Cigars, Tobacco, Apples, Dates, Figs, Prunes, &c ee. Nevada, Jou. 2isk-—te ; pe y NEVADA GAS COMPANY. HE C y her ¥4 notice *6 the citi ai zens ot evete that Gee will be turned: on the streetmains on Tuesday, 26th inst. ‘Phe company tre prepared to put ap pipe and fixtures for all persons desirous of burning Gas. All persons are requested to leave their orders at the Gas Works. ‘ The price fur putting ap pipe hes been reduc ed b e company to v5 cts. per foot. ‘The price for fixtures as per kind and quality ‘The price of Gas wil, be as heretofore with the . Bridge. In Constantinople, 1791. thirty thousand houses were burned ;. and in 1783 ten thousand houses aud filty mosques were destroyed by“fice, and in the ‘space~of thirteen years, about that time, fortysuise thous: and houses were buened in the same city. In the great fire in Londen, in 1665, whieh raged four days and uights; one hundred and thirteen thousand houses eight y-six church ves, imong them the St. Paul's Cathedra', were burned, aud four hundred and thirtysix acres of the must pepulous part. of the ety wereld in waste by the devouring flames. In India i4737, three hundred cue 4 hieh-exused -the-water—te rise forty feet higher than usual, and twenty thouss -and vessela were cast away. The great earthquake in Sicily, in 1693.-whielHereled Catauia and forty-nine ether towns and cities pateor destroyed one tinidred tous peopte Sixty thousand people were destroyed in the space of six ininutes, by the-earthquake which etigulfed the city of Lisbon in 1755; the shock was felt nearly all over Europe, in the noithera part of Africa, and even in the West Undies, and a vast wave from the sea pewept over the eotat of Sprinin seme places sixty feet high. Near Moroceo the earth opened and suddenly swallowed tea thousand peaple, witb their Lerds. This chapter of jaecidents might be extended further, by reference to volcanic eruptions and plagues ; but among ali the hortible . tragedica whieh blacken the pages of history, none leave a sharper sting, or create @ more acute pain in the public heart, than the, burning to death of two thousand people, in exe —sacrifice, iv Santiago.” ipen. DeaTH OF A VERY AGED PaurEeR . Woman =The ahlert person fn Newbury port, Mass, Jately diedin the nkns-house there. This was Miss Betsey Lunt, aged 98 yeara, She came to the slmehouse, saya the Herald, on the annexation of a portion ot Newbury; and whe she Was, aad how tong For many years she has been of €10 feeble a mind to tell her own history. She lived, a single hfe,@ long life, and. a lonely-tife. She. had-not been in ber right mind feour youth. Oe time she laid ow her bed beheving that she was unable to rise, which was cuntrary tothe opinion of her physician. When he found therefore, that medicines au pers another expedient. Mise Lunt wasa very tovdest and even timid woman. He reques: ted all:persunsto Jeave ¢he room, and then

deliberately commenced to undress. He first laid bis onat and then hia vest upon a chair, and pulled off hie-boots. She begaii to be al.rted, and inguired what te was dving? He erpled that. he intended to get into bed ; Whreeupon she wasinustantly on the floor aud out of the-room, to the great joy ut the family, who found that she had limbs aud no evidenee before tor some monthe. a MADAME Suces, of the Berlin opera, is such a favotite there, theatehe hasbeen en gaged tor fife at an enarwous salary. with a 61x months’ Vacation apudully to reap here-h, ; 5: Tue venerable Jusion Quincey. of Boston, lately entered upow the timety-third yeas of his age. a ; in Jos BU.Lisgs says tat *.« wan who will chaw turbueber will dru eshty kruse rum, aud & wan ibat will dswk santy truse rau will go tu the devil, and & man wie will go to the dew! is wees oul to dy enny thing.” thousand persons were destroyed by a hurtishe bad been a pauper, we do not“know.— . } . stiasions had no effect, he determined to try . could use them, a fact of which she had given [D. S. BAKER DKALER IN ; Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits. Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street. Nevada. {RES MEATS, of ALL KINDS on hand and for sale at Chedp rates for Goods delivered Free ¢fCharge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. WoOoD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale heap for eash. : Ax-tf Fashionable Tailor Shop. J. DOWNING, OULD inform the geatlemen of Nevada that he has taken the New Store on Pine Street, 1 door from Knox? BrickPiNdiiy. and lias hand on ever Vest -Pat'erns, -euitab'e. for coufs, pante, and vista, wi ich he is prepared to make up in short order an . warrante.t to fit. Everything neatly done in the tailoring line ; jz6 YER BROS . HEYER & Co, 3 Federal St. 406 Battery &t., Boston. San-Franeisess: MEYER & CO,, SS _ Smpoatters.of American & European Fancy Goods, Toys & Musical Instruments. LSO.Soaps, Perfumery, Hair and Tooth A. Brushes. Yortfolioa, Portmenoies hrties* Bars. Photographie Albums. Catlery; Willow and Parian Ware, Children’s Carriages, elc — Our stock of Violin and Guitar Strings is very lirge., Our Foreiyn goods -are selected by one of the tirm, and the American by the Boston House, cee ‘Ss Established in 1824. WE HAVE THE AGENCY For Hallet & Davis’ Boston Pianos, Smith Bros’ Hapmoniums,_ AND ia Bed TREAT & LINSLEY’S MELODEONS. Tne Hallet & Davis Planos are ach supp'led--with their. Patent . “¢g pouapension Brid.¢, whichis a decided improvem nt—it gives u full and clear vibration in the epee octaves, produ eing A quality of tone uncqualled im firmness and pnritv. Our Melodeons and Harmonjums are of a beet quahty. and warranted to yive MEYER BROS 76a7 HKALE SL YILVE Por 1863! A. LAMOTT, FASHIONABLE HATTER, Cor. of 2ndand J St. SACRAMENTO. —AS issued the style of Hats for fall and “Winter wear. a As this is the Best place in e State to procure a fime and Fasiiicnable Tile gall on him and select One from his—the ; Largest & best stock in the country pe Sg —AT PRICES— LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. — Orders from the country promptly and faithfully attended to A Large assortment of. i LADIES’ FURS!! Just. Received. Sacramento. Sept. 16th. WEVADA IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY. AND MACHINE SHOP. Sas of every deseription.— Quartz Machinery constructed, fitted up or repaired. Kvery kinds of Building Castings, Saw, « rist. Malt ond Bark Mills— Horse Power and Car Wheels Orders filled promptly, and at aslow rates as any Kstsblishment in-Sacramento or San Franciseo—ircigiit : HEUGHA & THOM. JOHN HERTZINGER. Would inform his friends ana the public generally that he hax just re ceived from San Prancth: o a maynifieent stock of Keots & Shves which he will sell at low rates: Beots and shoes made to order. Repairing doue at short notice and ou reasveable termes. ~~ bie. us a Call atumy new place of-bus ness on Commercial 8trect, a few doors helow the Datly Prameacript Printing Office, Neyada, Mov. Jith.APPLES, GRAPES, FICS, RAISINS, ALMONDS, fA MO siktate of Nuts and Candies for W Michatsky, Grow PeNnE STREET. pon Steam Engines and Boilers built toorder. Castings and Ma+ y-khind of Cloths. satisfac.. following rates of iscomnt : 500 and up te 1000 feet per week, 5 per cent off. 1000 and up to 2080, 10 per ceut. off. 2 2000 and upwards 15 per cent off.” All meters re set for former. consumers free of charge. By order'of Trustees. jt KT AT ALEN, Grint CHAS. TEWKSBURY, Has opened a Tin Ware Store, At his ol stand—fermerly Stoakes’ on Broad Street, Everything in the Tinware Mne promptly exccuted, such as tin roofing, &e. di2 3m ld A.B. DIDBLE, JAS, K. BYRNE. Dibble & Byrne, c Attorneys & Counselors at Law, Orv: No. 10 Mill Street, Grass LA Valley. Cal, up staire,—d¥il-practice . in all of the Courts of Nevada county and in che Supreme Court. “Jas. K. BYRNE, Commissioner of Deeds for Nevada & Utah Territory. dt2-3m PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO. THE FOLLOWING Steamelips witt be depattied in the month of March, 18.4: ==: Mar: 8--GOLDEN CITY, RW. Peifion, Com. Mar. 22—ORIZABA, E. 8. Farnsworth Com’r. Mar. 23—CONSTITUTLO v—J. 'Y. Watkins, Co. From Folsom street Wuarf,San—Franciseo, at 9 o'clock A. M., punctually, VOR PANAMA, Passengers will be conveyed from Pani ma to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company. and fromt Arpinwall to New York by the Atlan tic and Pacific Steamship Company. cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorif sta. Duncing School. ioe und opened in Nevada, on : On Wednesday, Jan. 15th invites the attention of all who wieh to acquire a correct koowledge of this graceful and pleasing accomplishment. ai the modern Dances sych. as Quaurilivs, Schottisches, Polkas, Mazourkas. Waltzes, ete quickiy taught. The school meets every Tuesday afternoon for Ladies. Kvery Tuesday and Thursday evenings for gentlemen. Houre of pract*ce from & to 10 o’clOvk, P. Me ju4 i. C. DICKINSON. Dealer inWATCHES, JEWELRY, CLOCKS, &. — i Atthe Library Koom, a tew doors. below the Dally Tramscript Office, Fe se ncianepciortinbocemncsipatcnd CEO. E. TURNER, DEALER IN Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, Stoves, &e. &e. Everything made to order-in the Tinware line. Job Work done at short notice. Y Give me a call at my new Siore on Main __ Serent, eppouite Welle, Farge & Go. _ PEOPLE'S OPPOSITION Steamship Line, ~ Ver New York via Panama, The fast and well-known Deahle Enyine Steamship. GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES! AMERICA, 2,500 Tons, Will be dispatched for PA TT A MA, ; Monday, March 14th, £864. From Miséion Street Wharf, at 9 0’clock.a. Me} Connecting at Aspinwall, via PANAMA RALLKVAD, with th. Steamship ILLINGI», 2.600 tons. FOR NEW YORK. . Passen ers are landed at ’anama immediately ov arrival, by the Panama BKailroad Company’ pteambuats. A sagyage: Master vill be scut on each steiner Os For furcher mtormation or passage. apply to i. K. ROBH KRIS, Agent. Coruer of Battery ana ine streets, up stairs, San Francine, UNION HOTEL COMPANY NOTICE, ‘§.ENE subscribers to the stock of the above . Company are hereby notitied that assvesagain at]. WINES, tees Of Nevada chy. L DAILY ~ : ; At 5.o’clock, P. Mu, FOR Virginia & Carson Cities Arriving at Virginia at 2 P.M. Returning wiil leave Virginia at SA ~ M, arriving at Nevadaat 10 P.M. Connecting’ with the _ Company’s Daily Line of At@A,.M. : For Marysville at 7,A.M. .— setae W.HIDA VIDSON, Agent. Nevada. June 24—tf ° : Concord Coaches for Sacramento, CENTRE MARKET, . be [ME CENTRE MARKET io still wap: plied with : Beef, b) Mutton, Veal, &c., Which will be sold at the lowest rates, Pork MW. MACKIA ; H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Successors to © W Mulford.) At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. to ~ Exchange on the Atlantic Stat Kuro ; cae Bae op i¢ Ailantic States and Europe, Advances made on Gold forwarded to thet. Mint for freay OF UOMO RO ne ‘County Serypought at the Highest Rates. Agency for insursnce against Fire. “Nevada, July ist, 162. ' GEO. W KIDD. BANEER, In the Granite Bullding. Broad’ atree NEVADA. ~~ NOLD DUST purchased at the hignest J Market Rates, and liberal advances made oa 8 ( Searels Sight Checks ow San Francisco and Sacramen foe Drafts on the Kastern cities at the Lowent ate Collections mede, and State and County Becurities purchased at the highest Mark ¥ P. ’ Nevada, March 7, 1861-t1 . wie NEW STORE! NEW GOoDs! —— OW. Le SHAEFER, Wy oni tatores the citizen af 4, wWeyada an the surroun eS country that he has removed bic his stockof 0 BOOTS AND BEZ ding, SMESRE: To Kiad’s Bui Tie has just received a large and aplendid lot of Boots and Shoes from Sun Francisco, whieh he will sell at very low rates. He invites the attention of eve dy to eall and-examine his stock. ‘ eee pe made aa order, epeiring promptly aud acatly done. Nevada, duly itt h.—tf ¥ R NEVADA STACE LINE. Ss t . NEW ARRANGEMENT: id 4 CHANGE OF TINE: ( N AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. 1st 1863, the Stayes of this Lume will wave the Oiiee ii NeVada. every odd Gay at : 4 o’cI’k, A.M. for Virginia City. Passengers will stop over night at Mr Aaron Davis’ Kanch—formerly Gus Moore’s—and arrive in Virginia City next day. No night travel Also, wil leave ior DacramentoO on the same day anu hour. J. 8. MeCUX, Frop’r. T. U. CANFIBLD, Age.. Nevada, Oct. 29th, 1863. A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer ta’ ae: LIQUORS, RBITTERS, Sic, de. Next to W.aver & Co's store, on Broad Street Nevada, Pov, 19—am : GUNSMITHING. Z. P. DAVIS., 4 Having opened a shop at his resae on Spring Street is ready to do, work at Gunsnithing, Lock Repatring, &c. Wi short Notice aud vn ressOneuse terme Nevada, Nov. L4th. ‘ ULACe.— Property huiders im the compe. atc limits oj the City of Nevada are eng = notified That if do uut build sidewalce in front tucir property on or beivre the Atth day of bebe ruary, led, dum authorized 106 cofistruct the baiu sidewalks aud neld tie pr _Tespometbie for the same. Isy order o1 tiv Bourd of ‘TrusW. My VAY N ce City arshal, iucats tv."hetull amount subscribed have been levied, and immediate ment requested. . i SUN VaTTioum, sey. Mevada Keb. sth. ne he ON te baek Cane ’ winy Toad, wear this 4 Lu city, » Bmnaic Mabe. Amy re pr ning tbe sane ty Jadineicr’s Dinvie wilt be, Pitad sy mwancd, —_ s >DUST. bean ht wt ihe Highes! Rates. GRE iccks on San Francisco and SacraDust forwarded:for Assay or fur Ce é at the d-Wwhose-baxctreSenco PUTS dint: a es ee Shop on Commercial atreet, below TRANSCRIPT. ~~ HENRY PHILIP, 4