November 19, 1863 (4 pages)

THURSDAY MORNING § NOY. 19th, . City and County ‘Official Press Se ae ee aad scien: 4 ReTmeo,~Br. Avery, of the Marysville Appeal, Was retired from the editorial on of that. paper, after editing it with si manliness and earnestness during & «period 4 three and a half years,. His valedictory is published in the Appeal of Taesdav, and _ barring an, inaccuracy and the personal na' tire of the article, it is characteristic of the oan The. —inageuraey ja_in_stating that [ . when he took charge of the Appeal thetewas no other paper sdvocating . “anti-slavery ideas and.governmental reform” in the north-. ern part of the State. The old files of tha Nevada Journaldisclose the fact that we "had been driving away openly at. that basi“nese a good many months before Bro. Avery went to Marysville to edit the Appeal. But, then, we were not of much account, and it is no matter if our humble efforts are overBro. Avery gives some rampant fellows a. delicate hit in the following paragraph, which we hope will not be lost on them: There are some who object-to the manner in which those eneenis are now or were lately defended by me. I do not take their criticiam unki ly when I reflect thgt it proceeds from recent converts to the cause, who, to atone for their early hostility, rash furiously upon the field where victory has been won, and snatch the weapons (with the rims perhaps) frown the bande of veterans gin the pursuit. It is gratifying to a ona enemies become such zealous al. lies. . ‘Trath je wighty and will prevail.— May its adherents multiply. “Mr. Avery has reaped the sini reward of services rendered to others. It is due to his labors chiefly that Yuba county is what itis. pélitically. There are men in that county whom he developed from urity inte prominence, and, yet after he tind spent the energies of years, and all the means he poss sessed, upon the county andits men, the _ county throwed ite vote in the State convention againet him, and ‘ome of the men he had made politically; were instrumental in doing the ungrateful business. It was done, too, without any decent pretext. Avery passes Over allthis, for itis his nature ty forgive-and be, dncomplaining, We regret that Mr. Avery has retired from the Appeal, but, we trust, soon to hear from /him in a more-extended field of usefulnesé, San Francisco.is the place for his. talext to find full seope; and there we hope. he ‘will establish himself, to. be —. as _/ he'deserves to be. . EF The navy ‘bas 0 . so incfeased that it is difficult to find men for the ships. Previous to the war our naval forces numbered 7,000, ‘now the number of men is 50,000. In the steam vessels, ordinary seamen and boys compose the greater partof the crews. The "wages offered are good, and the prize money ia as much inducement as the bounties offered to soldiers. In some cases the prize money is the chief consideration. Inthe case of the prize steamer Columbia, captured by the Santiago de Cuba, the prize money amounts to one hundred and thirty-six thousand dollara, afd the shate of each ordinary ‘eeamen will be. $215 43; the seamen $276 95; landamen $184 07, and firemen $461 33. It ia estimated that the amount of priae money accruing to each seamen who has setved for two yeats past on boatd the Santiago de Ceba will amount to over two thousand dollate. "a Looxe Nice !~+The Bee eays the 8. F. Spirit ef the Times is in favor of excluding the Union representatives of San Francisco, from the Legislative caucus: That looks nite! The modesty of the thing is what gives it zest. -Boruck Was a “regular,” badly detéated and wants to get even. More: be was one of the Coltun squad last year, and yet after fighting the Union party “as hard as he knew how, he came up to Sacramento ‘to the Legislattte atid with many protestations and mute audacity, asked the patty be had abused tu elect himto an office. The party did-so“irregular’’ as he wae, and now he wants to ostracise some of the good old Union men from thelf party, who picked hin up and advanced him over others . perhaps more deserving, «If this ie'ut plays ing hog, whet ie it? —_Deruty Cotrecton.—Judge Burke, of Mariposa is going to be deputy to Collector James. That suite us. Burke is as good as make them. It is no diagrace that he born and rele Ta the ‘Old Domiazion. : = were left. 1¢1 Brine BACK THE Goops. i ‘meni many . } Tue Pacific-brought 1,500 boxes Oregon the goods . still remain: where y not be known to . most people that they are hable to -prosecutiun if these goods are found with them. Perscns having articles belonging to others . would do well to inform. owners or the Marshal aé soon as } and dave them~ selves . from suspicion and trouble. nil Antillas Court Hovse.—The Board a“ Rapienéors have withdrawn their, proposals for building the Court ‘House, in. consequence of the falling of the walls Tequiring new_and different specifications. “Probably the work ‘owners, and season, it not being entirely safe ‘to attempt the construction of drick walls when they are liable to be injured by storms. County ‘Taxes,—Persons who have not paid their taxes. will find R. B. Gentry ready . , to accommodate them with the necessary res ceipts at the desk of the County Treasurer in Mackie & Co’s. Banking House on Main street. The taxes will have to be paid soon or the District Attorney wil be after delinquentéwith « sharp stick. os More Sates oy Rea Estate.—Kos: enthal sold the lots and walls of two brick buildings yesterday, the one on Main street to H, Mackie,and the one on Broad street to Capt. Kidd. Take, Novice. —The Board of City Trustees fir'd that some of the connections of the fire plugs are missing, and would be obliged to/persons who know anything about them, . Mf they would Jeave them, or information concerning them, at the Marshal's office. mai oro. Beckman, at t the corner of Broad and Pine streets, has fitted.up the basement ‘of Kidd's building, into a. nice, cozy saloon, until his former place of business is repaired. He is supplied with the best of wines, liquors anid cigars, and would be happy to see all'bis old friends . ry. Cc. Masel & Gu., have fitted up their former piace of business and: are prepared to furnish the trade, as heretofore; -with all kinds of fresh meats, of the best quality, and at prices tu suit the times. Comaxcne Sunk.—The monitor, Comanché sunk on the Aquilla, at San Francisco. in the late storm. It will be saved. din > ‘THE ‘wine growers of Sonoma are now . .3 to ¢ hard at work with their whole force at, the wine presses, and are said to be procuring a . richer harvest than at any previous season since the businesa Was commenced ia the valley; =? Joan Wriaut, s South Caraiiaten, died at Moora’s Creek, Idaho, a few weeks ago. Oo hearing the news that Rosecrans’ ar. my had been repulsed, he jumped up from bed, clapped his bands, said the news was too good to be true, and brought on hemorrhage of the lungs, of which he died. oe nthe E#"Collector James has designated Lus ther C. Dodge as Custom House drayman, in place of Edward Bosqui, or rather bis aaaletant, Edward’ Rankin. Four of the crew of the steamer St: Louis sue Capt. Hudevn for $200 damages each’ for alleged ‘cruel treatment at Panama.— They. atate their injuries are such fice are udiblet+ work >. TAk Oroville Union bas beén shown 8 -bowlder which represents the outlines of a forest, interspersed with undergrowth, the whole being overarched by tints and shades of vatious hues, ae it from the teflection of the rays of the sun, ; i = WE have now in the United States at lenst two hundred and thirty-five general hospitals for the use of the suldivrs, contain. . ™ ing about 80,000 patients. To show on what & large ecale our battles have been fought, as we do everything elee, it seems that.duting four months of 1862 there were treated at our hospitals 20,930 cases of gunshot wounde. The wounded of the’ wholé British army in the Crimean war was only a little over 12 000,, and their entire hospital aecommodations in the three years would not have suf. ficed for the wounded at either of the battles of — Antietam, or Gettysburg. a ——_—_— diesar of Gen. Scofield and Missouri, the President says that no Commander oi . ’ that Department has; in proportion to his means, done better _ Gen. Scofield.” Hel idcaibees ae kak the nest Ohio . nea a will pot be done until the close of the rainy . 7% tr were femoved ° during ml to laces. by parties who were nut . V nA — 320 dey sm ei via Francisco to refit. a : 8 ~ Ktoldred benevolent qweiety, called the at of Zion, has been were: at San ‘Pranciseo. Tne. Sap Francisco Steck and. Exchange Board have vuted-a mk aed, of vl 000 to the Sanitary Fund, , Roppeates ure becoming so toque in 4 Righmond, that a cotemporary thinks _ ghost of Floyd is about. fm. ~Soromon Levy amt-Frances Cantles: Shropshire, of the Marsh troupe were mars tied: at San Francisco on on Friday evening. Miss Atkins, late of Benicia Female Seminary, left last Monday for Honolulu on _a long tour. through the eastern borders of Asia, etc. THe steamer Pacific arrived from the North Friday afternoon, with 325 passengers $266,375 from Victoria, $281 ,926 trom Portland. THe Placerville News learns that. she Thirteen Mile House on the Carson road, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday eve~ ning. THe Desf and Dumb Asylum at Hartford Conn., is the oldest in the United States baving been opened in 1817. THE Weaverville’ National of November . 11th; says. that: “Bop ty,”" a young man well known in that community, was drowned .in Eel River eight or ten days ago, ia an attempt to swim his a, the river. As Bannock city, October 15th, died J. Sullivan. He walked over tu the city to see Doctor Talbot, and fell down dead within a few minutes after his arrival. Tue snow at Central city, Colorado Territury, October 234, waa three feet decp.— It wae the heaviest snow that has fallen ‘there since the settlement of the country. : BECKMAN’S SALOON. Oe rn OULD re ~y inform his old patrons ey the publ at large that he has removSes of Kidd's Building, Corner of Broad and Pine St::::Entrance on Pine. SHE BEST OF Cigars, Wines, Liquors, Ale And Perter, on hand, Nevada, Nov. 18th. NEVADA LODCE. and members BP ng Ser vd Ping hy F.4a@ A. Waite Re ba to caneraeth ot the office of A. Sargent, Eeq. on Saturday Evening next, Nev. Blat, _ at F Welook. ‘ W: C. RANDOLPH, x. Nevada, Nov. 18th. i United Cosmopolitan Gold a and Silver ~ Mining Company. ——. ee bi OTICE is herebd: tIN rn pina Boar of fraven e 8) 8 company. at'a ; held ed on tn dag Ser sesament of cents was levied fot oaid in pore of the . U how re in ni Stat ~ mediately, at the o of the coaeeny: mis . Fe Montgomery sirent, fe San A 8, "Sedtetary: *Satt Francisco, Nov. 18—1m United Cosmopolitan Geld ana Stiver Mining Company: of this r HE first annual ae Teramher for election of r want of a quorum, to ath. at 12 onde, Me, at , No 619 M story Baa Preasanee by order of the . San Franeiveo, Nov. 18—td ’ retary. Nevada Steam, omner and Planing eeeeeaioeel Corner or Pine and Washington Sts. . Meetee a ee = Saegpetionet o a, Laer Deer aoe ee “All kinds of Dressed Will attend to every aor ens wy « ¥¥ » pe inte Mase ite ee yan . ,, SRORGE Me HUGHES: we Nine whaling vob 10 “al, idvedicte Eastern ports, have this season come to San} ded Buttding: of. © ee a ae aN ve A CARD. uxssie. B scam aiee Insurtmee Co\ 6f Hartford. The ugdersigned holders of polities in the Phenix Insurance Company of Hartford, oa hereby tender their thanks through you to Company for prompt payment and honofable adjustment of their losses by the great fire of NoThe Phenix was the first Company represented here and has in every respect fulfilled the mdctantty it promise ae is by Gur Gxperience a safe, prompt paying and h»morable Company. . THOMAS P. HAWLEY, Trustee of Oustomah. Lodge, No. 16, 5. Ov.0. F TURNER & JOHNSTON, 8. RCTHSCHILD. Nevada, Cal, Nov, 12, 1863. we may be found at Weaver & Co's store on Broad street. ii BLOCK & Co, Nevada, November 10th. JOHN HERTZINCER. Bg inform his.friends and the pe ara ls Sake’ that he foe ed 4 jak stock Pn Bigg & Mhona Ww he will sell atlow rates,Boots and Shoes madeto eile. done at short notice and le terms. yon . Give me acall at my new place of business on Commercial Street, a few doors below the Daily Transcript Printing Office ' Nevada, Nov, 11th. “ Ae C. NLLES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. FFICE—iIn Kidd’s Buil . corner of Broad and Pine streets, Neva my4 H. W. WENDLER, At the Foot of Broad and Main Sts. pi m. articles CASH, the mamma Yn ag Bags: woe Mb to leave Woe fen Francisco fora new stock of g 6 Sofas, 6 Centre Tables, @Cushion Cheirs, 24 Ticks, Bale of Ticking, 1 bale of Burr Duek. 3 Marbie top Wash Stands. 3 large size, Gilt Frame, Looking Glasses. de pair Heavy California made Blankets. Call and these Goods. in the old sete a Monee Building a tthe foot of Broad and “aera ae Nov. 17th. . “TOWN TALK.’’ — WAT. TRACY, EREBY notifies hie friends and the community at large that he hes taken the well: Town Talk House, on the Nevada and . Grass Valley Road. And will keep constantly on hand the best of CIGARS, WINES, ALB, LIdtORS, & Sa MAT. TRACY. Nevada, Nov. 17th, ale ome Toe OYSTER t SALOON, MICHAEL LONG, Takes this methQO eccecke Oyster Salvon, Beckman’s, corner of Bréad anadt Pine Sts, Kidd's Building—REutrance om Pine Street. Fihere te te constant reeeipt of FRESH OYsster Stews got up in Hho ees otzte cieeterte F ereLaw: N coope. at Justice ERE inal a aa stolen goods T smn ples toskion oe Se rae _1t consists Blankets, Coats, Dresses, Flasks Faney Shirte, Pistols, + Fay, Flake sa pe Pants, Quilts, Shawls, and Shirts, ret iret Yi Whalebone And other P ~, ager gs a HANK KNERR,_ Nevada, Nov. 10th. ceved by every TOP sale by the © the eg, aay PRE ian UNITED STATES er _ Grocery « and Store. . ous, and fit for a F le lwatcHEs, iMisiny, pee &e. Pore Library Room, a ‘tew pn below the Daily Transcript Office, _Hevete, Nov. ith. SAMUBL LB Wis. ON ‘HAND “AGAIN . ! (. With awel selected stick or . Cigars and Tobacco, Pipes, ‘Matches, Cards, &c, At the Drag Store of E. F. Spence * ON BROAD STREET. : Fo Bow Reavy to supply ‘his former. and the. public reer with all goods in his ligeas heretofore at . San Francisco. Prices . thatiks to his friends and the bwaren past age, he ae a ceatineenn ‘ futurc. He wculd also inform the ieri t he will re-open the old stand by the st of December next, Nevada, Nov. 14th. FOR SALE AT Am GREAT SACRIFICE!: ccesenaicienanane “The fine piece of property loeated at the junction of Kast and West Broad Streets. consis ot good lot, Dwel: House, Sts ete. which cost $1500, is now of. fered : FOR SALE CHEAP i. Fi The House is two. stories high and well arfor a store or residence. farther particulars enquire of : ‘M. & DEAL. At the Daily porated Office. Nevada, Nov. 14th. . READ THIS mrt s.ROTHSCHILD “ormens POR SALE AT HIS ween. Ne. 87; Commercial Street, . ~—Cormer of Main— Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. At the following low rates, viz : De Cabanas. <1 ..sccessso0e3 for 50.conts Havana Cigars. seen soeved 2 for 25cents’ Fibre owe -8 for 25 cents’ apy Plantations $60 a 100@ or 3 for 25 cents: Bla Bla $60 a 1000, Ofeos..-.3 for 35 ent La Bitiea Conchas $35 a 1000, or. .5 for 25 conts. Also, « large stock of C Cigare from 20 to $00 a Thousand. bit. bales of Killikiniek Tobseco from 2,50 to 94,00. All choice brands of Plug and Fine Cut Totes © at the lewest prices, Genuine Meershaum Pipes from Three to Sixsfles and pies Also a latge stock of Pee of ofal “APPLES 1 . APPLES ¢: HAVE 13 ig a which I will sell My Alsoa totof °° VEGERABLEs, wo pF nd aa Fresh Vegetables reHUGH McCLAFFERTY. Fe At the Foot of Maia street. evan a GUNSMITHING. Z. P. D! DAVIS, Having opened ashep at his resa Hence pn Spring Street is ready . 7 P. todo work.at : ° . Gunsmithing, vi Hawt Reunions. . ée. at short notice Nevada; Nov. 13 ian . PHILLIPS. TOBACCO, . TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, Which he oifers. the. poo = Sar enle at poione to sult Comemmervind Street, A food blow ‘itpesietimiciiiiiticsiiien Hoase For a Hure.— 8. T. Oates offers his house, which is large and commodifor sale on reasonabie earest houses to the on reasonable terms. a terme. It is.one of . no not of the has bk Depat fireme there: " to obt manife meént i shut o The w ly und ‘the re subjec other advanc agé, an ”* doubt If th trol of i «thats men af plugs \ ter.w ‘them i: burnin is the _ eee 0 devil.”’ as he has Ty, bac pared t sash, 1 ‘guod w this cou Tue propert, there is before . THE whom . whites. Tue 1 steel. hi Firt troupe on Fri of the ¢

THURSDAY MORNING § NOY. 19th, . City and County ‘Official Press Se ae ee aad scien: 4 ReTmeo,~Br. Avery, of the Marysville Appeal, Was retired from the editorial on of that. paper, after editing it with si manliness and earnestness during & «period 4 three and a half years,. His valedictory is published in the Appeal of Taesdav, and _ barring an, inaccuracy and the personal na' tire of the article, it is characteristic of the oan The. —inageuraey ja_in_stating that [ . when he took charge of the Appeal thetewas no other paper sdvocating . “anti-slavery ideas and.governmental reform” in the north-. ern part of the State. The old files of tha Nevada Journaldisclose the fact that we "had been driving away openly at. that basi“nese a good many months before Bro. Avery went to Marysville to edit the Appeal. But, then, we were not of much account, and it is no matter if our humble efforts are overBro. Avery gives some rampant fellows a. delicate hit in the following paragraph, which we hope will not be lost on them: There are some who object-to the manner in which those eneenis are now or were lately defended by me. I do not take their criticiam unki ly when I reflect thgt it proceeds from recent converts to the cause, who, to atone for their early hostility, rash furiously upon the field where victory has been won, and snatch the weapons (with the rims perhaps) frown the bande of veterans gin the pursuit. It is gratifying to a ona enemies become such zealous al. lies. . ‘Trath je wighty and will prevail.— May its adherents multiply.. “Mr. Avery has reaped the sini reward of services rendered to others. It is due to his labors chiefly that Yuba county is what itis. pélitically. There are men in that county whom he developed from urity inte prominence, and, yet after he tind spent the energies of years, and all the means he poss sessed, upon the county andits men, the _ county throwed ite vote in the State convention againet him, and ‘ome of the men he had made politically; were instrumental in doing the ungrateful business. It was done, too, without any decent pretext. Avery passes Over allthis, for itis his nature ty forgive-and be, dncomplaining, We regret that Mr. Avery has retired from the Appeal, but, we trust, soon to hear from /him in a more-extended field of usefulnesé, San Francisco.is the place for his. talext to find full seope; and there we hope. he ‘will establish himself, to. be —. as _/ he'deserves to be. . EF The navy ‘bas 0 . so incfeased that it is difficult to find men for the ships. Previous to the war our naval forces numbered 7,000, ‘now the number of men is 50,000. In the steam vessels, ordinary seamen and boys compose the greater partof the crews. The "wages offered are good, and the prize money ia as much inducement as the bounties offered to soldiers. In some cases the prize money is the chief consideration. Inthe case of the prize steamer Columbia, captured by the Santiago de Cuba, the prize money amounts to one hundred and thirty-six thousand dollara, afd the shate of each ordinary ‘eeamen will be. $215 43; the seamen $276 95; landamen $184 07, and firemen $461 33. It ia estimated that the amount of priae money accruing to each seamen who has setved for two yeats past on boatd the Santiago de Ceba will amount to over two thousand dollate. "a Looxe Nice !~+The Bee eays the 8. F. Spirit ef the Times is in favor of excluding the Union representatives of San Francisco, from the Legislative caucus: That looks nite! The modesty of the thing is what gives it zest. -Boruck Was a “regular,” badly detéated and wants to get even. More: be was one of the Coltun squad last year, and yet after fighting the Union party “as hard as he knew how, he came up to Sacramento ‘to the Legislattte atid with many protestations and mute audacity, asked the patty be had abused tu elect himto an office. The party did-so“irregular’’ as he wae, and now he wants to ostracise some of the good old Union men from thelf party, who picked hin up and advanced him over others . perhaps more deserving, «If this ie'ut plays ing hog, whet ie it? —_Deruty Cotrecton.—Judge Burke, of Mariposa is going to be deputy to Collector James. That suite us. Burke is as good as make them. It is no diagrace that he born and rele Ta the ‘Old Domiazion. : = were left. 1¢1 Brine BACK THE Goops. i ‘meni many . } Tue Pacific-brought 1,500 boxes Oregon the goods . still remain: where y not be known to . most people that they are hable to -prosecutiun if these goods are found with them. Perscns having articles belonging to others . would do well to inform. owners or the Marshal aé soon as } and dave them~ selves . from suspicion and trouble. nil Antillas Court Hovse.—The Board a“ Rapienéors have withdrawn their, proposals for building the Court ‘House, in. consequence of the falling of the walls Tequiring new_and different specifications. “Probably the work ‘owners, and season, it not being entirely safe ‘to attempt the construction of drick walls when they are liable to be injured by storms. County ‘Taxes,—Persons who have not paid their taxes. will find R. B. Gentry ready . , to accommodate them with the necessary res ceipts at the desk of the County Treasurer in Mackie & Co’s. Banking House on Main street. The taxes will have to be paid soon or the District Attorney wil be after delinquentéwith « sharp stick. os More Sates oy Rea Estate.—Kos: enthal sold the lots and walls of two brick buildings yesterday, the one on Main street to H, Mackie,and the one on Broad street to Capt. Kidd. Take, Novice. —The Board of City Trustees fir'd that some of the connections of the fire plugs are missing, and would be obliged to/persons who know anything about them, . Mf they would Jeave them, or information concerning them, at the Marshal's office. mai oro. Beckman, at t the corner of Broad and Pine streets, has fitted.up the basement ‘of Kidd's building, into a. nice, cozy saloon, until his former place of business is repaired. He is supplied with the best of wines, liquors anid cigars, and would be happy to see all'bis old friends . ry. Cc. Masel & Gu., have fitted up their former piace of business and: are prepared to furnish the trade, as heretofore; -with all kinds of fresh meats, of the best quality, and at prices tu suit the times. Comaxcne Sunk.—The monitor, Comanché sunk on the Aquilla, at San Francisco. in the late storm. It will be saved. din > ‘THE ‘wine growers of Sonoma are now . .3 to ¢ hard at work with their whole force at, the wine presses, and are said to be procuring a . richer harvest than at any previous season since the businesa Was commenced ia the valley; =? Joan Wriaut, s South Caraiiaten, died at Moora’s Creek, Idaho, a few weeks ago. Oo hearing the news that Rosecrans’ ar. my had been repulsed, he jumped up from bed, clapped his bands, said the news was too good to be true, and brought on hemorrhage of the lungs, of which he died. oe nthe E#"Collector James has designated Lus ther C. Dodge as Custom House drayman, in place of Edward Bosqui, or rather bis aaaletant, Edward’ Rankin. Four of the crew of the steamer St: Louis sue Capt. Hudevn for $200 damages each’ for alleged ‘cruel treatment at Panama.— They. atate their injuries are such fice are udiblet+ work >. TAk Oroville Union bas beén shown 8 -bowlder which represents the outlines of a forest, interspersed with undergrowth, the whole being overarched by tints and shades of vatious hues, ae it from the teflection of the rays of the sun, ; i = WE have now in the United States at lenst two hundred and thirty-five general hospitals for the use of the suldivrs, contain. . ™ ing about 80,000 patients. To show on what & large ecale our battles have been fought, as we do everything elee, it seems that.duting four months of 1862 there were treated at our hospitals 20,930 cases of gunshot wounde. The wounded of the’ wholé British army in the Crimean war was only a little over 12 000,, and their entire hospital aecommodations in the three years would not have suf. ficed for the wounded at either of the battles of — Antietam, or Gettysburg. a ——_—_— diesar of Gen. Scofield and Missouri, the President says that no Commander oi . ’ that Department has; in proportion to his means, done better _ Gen. Scofield.” Hel idcaibees ae kak the nest Ohio . nea a will pot be done until the close of the rainy . 7% tr were femoved ° during ml to laces. by parties who were nut . V nA — 320 dey sm ei via Francisco to refit. a : 8 ~ Ktoldred benevolent qweiety, called the at of Zion, has been were: at San ‘Pranciseo. Tne. Sap Francisco Steck and. Exchange Board have vuted-a mk aed, of vl 000 to the Sanitary Fund, , Roppeates ure becoming so toque in 4 Righmond, that a cotemporary thinks _ ghost of Floyd is about. fm. ~Soromon Levy amt-Frances Cantles: Shropshire, of the Marsh troupe were mars tied: at San Francisco on on Friday evening. Miss Atkins, late of Benicia Female Seminary, left last Monday for Honolulu on _a long tour. through the eastern borders of Asia, etc. THe steamer Pacific arrived from the North Friday afternoon, with 325 passengers $266,375 from Victoria, $281 ,926 trom Portland. THe Placerville News learns that. she Thirteen Mile House on the Carson road, was destroyed by fire on Wednesday eve~ ning. THe Desf and Dumb Asylum at Hartford Conn., is the oldest in the United States baving been opened in 1817. THE Weaverville’ National of November . 11th; says. that: “Bop ty,”" a young man well known in that community, was drowned .in Eel River eight or ten days ago, ia an attempt to swim his a, the river. As Bannock city, October 15th, died J. Sullivan. He walked over tu the city to see Doctor Talbot, and fell down dead within a few minutes after his arrival. Tue snow at Central city, Colorado Territury, October 234, waa three feet decp.— It wae the heaviest snow that has fallen ‘there since the settlement of the country. : BECKMAN’S SALOON. Oe rn OULD re ~y inform his old patrons ey the publ at large that he has removSes of Kidd's Building, Corner of Broad and Pine St::::Entrance on Pine. SHE BEST OF Cigars, Wines, Liquors, Ale And Perter, on hand, Nevada, Nov. 18th. NEVADA LODCE. and members BP ng Ser vd Ping hy F.4a@ A. Waite Re ba to caneraeth ot the office of A. Sargent, Eeq. on Saturday Evening next, Nev. Blat, _ at F Welook. ‘ W: C. RANDOLPH, x. Nevada, Nov. 18th. i United Cosmopolitan Gold a and Silver ~ Mining Company. ——. ee bi OTICE is herebd: tIN rn pina Boar of fraven e 8) 8 company. at'a ; held ed on tn dag Ser sesament of cents was levied fot oaid in pore of the . 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mediately, at the o of the coaeeny: mis . Fe Montgomery sirent, fe San A 8, "Sedtetary: *Satt Francisco, Nov. 18—1m United Cosmopolitan Geld ana Stiver Mining Company: of this r HE first annual ae Teramher for election of r want of a quorum, to ath. at 12 onde, Me, at , No 619 M story Baa Preasanee by order of the . San Franeiveo, Nov. 18—td ’ retary. Nevada Steam, omner and Planing eeeeeaioeel Corner or Pine and Washington Sts. . Meetee a ee = Saegpetionet o a, Laer Deer aoe ee “All kinds of Dressed Will attend to every aor ens wy « ¥¥ » pe inte Mase ite ee yan . ,, SRORGE Me HUGHES: we Nine whaling vob 10 “al, idvedicte Eastern ports, have this season come to San} ded Buttding: of. © ee a ae aN ve A CARD. uxssie. B scam aiee Insurtmee Co\ 6f Hartford. The ugdersigned holders of polities in the Phenix Insurance Company of Hartford, oa hereby tender their thanks through you to Company for prompt payment and honofable adjustment of their losses by the great fire of NoThe Phenix was the first Company represented here and has in every respect fulfilled the mdctantty it promise ae is by Gur Gxperience a safe, prompt paying and h»morable Company. . THOMAS P. HAWLEY, Trustee of Oustomah. Lodge, No. 16, 5. Ov.0. F TURNER & JOHNSTON, 8. RCTHSCHILD. Nevada, Cal, Nov, 12, 1863. we may be found at Weaver & Co's store on Broad street. ii BLOCK & Co, Nevada, November 10th. JOHN HERTZINCER. Bg inform his.friends and the pe ara ls Sake’ that he foe ed 4 jak stock Pn Bigg & Mhona Ww he will sell atlow rates,Boots and Shoes madeto eile. done at short notice and le terms. yon . Give me acall at my new place of business on Commercial Street, a few doors below the Daily Transcript Printing Office ' Nevada, Nov, 11th. “ Ae C. NLLES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. FFICE—iIn Kidd’s Buil . corner of Broad and Pine streets, Neva my4 H. W. WENDLER, At the Foot of Broad and Main Sts. pi m. articles CASH, the mamma Yn ag Bags: woe Mb to leave Woe fen Francisco fora new stock of g 6 Sofas, 6 Centre Tables, @Cushion Cheirs, 24 Ticks, Bale of Ticking, 1 bale of Burr Duek. 3 Marbie top Wash Stands. 3 large size, Gilt Frame, Looking Glasses. de pair Heavy California made Blankets. Call and these Goods. in the old sete a Monee Building a tthe foot of Broad and “aera ae Nov. 17th. . “TOWN TALK.’’ — WAT. TRACY, EREBY notifies hie friends and the community at large that he hes taken the well: Town Talk House, on the Nevada and . Grass Valley Road. And will keep constantly on hand the best of CIGARS, WINES, ALB, LIdtORS, & Sa MAT. TRACY. Nevada, Nov. 17th, ale ome Toe OYSTER t SALOON, MICHAEL LONG, Takes this methQO eccecke Oyster Salvon, Beckman’s, corner of Bréad anadt Pine Sts, Kidd's Building—REutrance om Pine Street. Fihere te te constant reeeipt of FRESH OYsster Stews got up in Hho ees otzte cieeterte F ereLaw: N coope. at Justice ERE inal a aa stolen goods T smn ples toskion oe Se rae _1t consists Blankets, Coats, Dresses, Flasks Faney Shirte, Pistols, + Fay, Flake sa pe Pants, Quilts, Shawls, and Shirts, ret iret Yi Whalebone And other P ~, ager gs a HANK KNERR,_ Nevada, Nov. 10th. ceved by every TOP sale by the © the eg, aay PRE ian UNITED STATES er _ Grocery « and Store. . ous, and fit for a F le lwatcHEs, iMisiny, pee &e. Pore Library Room, a ‘tew pn below the Daily Transcript Office, _Hevete, Nov. ith. SAMUBL LB Wis. ON ‘HAND “AGAIN . ! (. With awel selected stick or . Cigars and Tobacco, Pipes, ‘Matches, Cards, &c, At the Drag Store of E. F. Spence * ON BROAD STREET. : Fo Bow Reavy to supply ‘his former. and the. public reer with all goods in his ligeas heretofore at . San Francisco. Prices . thatiks to his friends and the bwaren past age, he ae a ceatineenn ‘ futurc. He wculd also inform the ieri t he will re-open the old stand by the st of December next, Nevada, Nov. 14th. FOR SALE AT Am GREAT SACRIFICE!: ccesenaicienanane “The fine piece of property loeated at the junction of Kast and West Broad Streets. consis ot good lot, Dwel: House, Sts ete. which cost $1500, is now of. fered : FOR SALE CHEAP i. Fi The House is two. stories high and well arfor a store or residence. farther particulars enquire of : ‘M. & DEAL. At the Daily porated Office. Nevada, Nov. 14th. . READ THIS mrt s.ROTHSCHILD “ormens POR SALE AT HIS ween. Ne. 87; Commercial Street, . ~—Cormer of Main— Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. At the following low rates, viz : De Cabanas. <1 ...sccessso0e3 for 50.conts Havana Cigars. seen soeved 2 for 25cents’ Fibre owe -8 for 25 cents’ apy Plantations $60 a 100@ or 3 for 25 cents: Bla Bla $60 a 1000, Ofeos...-.3 for 35 ent La Bitiea Conchas $35 a 1000, or.. .5 for 25 conts. Also, « large stock of C Cigare from 20 to $00 a Thousand. bit. bales of Killikiniek Tobseco from 2,50 to 94,00. All choice brands of Plug and Fine Cut Totes © at the lewest prices, Genuine Meershaum Pipes from Three to Sixsfles and pies Also a latge stock of Pee of ofal “APPLES 1 . APPLES ¢: HAVE 13 ig a which I will sell My Alsoa totof °° VEGERABLEs, wo pF nd aa Fresh Vegetables reHUGH McCLAFFERTY. Fe At the Foot of Maia street. evan a GUNSMITHING. Z. P. D! DAVIS, Having opened ashep at his resa Hence pn Spring Street is ready . 7 P. todo work.at : ° . Gunsmithing, vi Hawt Reunions. . ée. at short notice Nevada; Nov. 13 ian . PHILLIPS. TOBACCO, . TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, Which he oifers. the. poo = Sar enle at poione to sult Comemmervind Street, A food blow ‘itpesietimiciiiiiticsiiien Hoase For a Hure.— 8. T. Oates offers his house, which is large and commodifor sale on reasonabie earest houses to the on reasonable terms. a terme.. It is.one of . no not of the has bk Depat fireme there: " to obt manife meént i shut o The w ly und ‘the re subjec other advanc agé, an ”* doubt If th trol of i «thats men af plugs \ ter.w ‘them i: burnin is the _ eee 0 devil.”’ as he has Ty, bac pared t sash, 1 ‘guod w this cou Tue propert, there is before . THE whom . whites. Tue 1 steel. hi Firt troupe on Fri of the ¢