November 4, 1863 (4 pages)

. Mone Barrisn Nevrracrry.—Iotelligence. lof {Grier acts of neutrality by the _ British Government is brought to American cars: Thietime it comes from the Cape of . -Good Hope. Capt. Semmes, the, pirate, with three etuisers had arrived there ond had been reevived with <frantic delight by the authorities ns,all save Governot. The . rset rit haa propor of the people of Cape ToWn show exactly "where ‘the sympathies of the English Gorerp mentlie. ‘Distant colonies have ciiught the : “apirit” Of the “hiine™ Goverament © “Capt. Semmes is more to the English. ¢han aoy Admoiral,in, the American navy. And there ate some motives for such sympathy. Capt. Semmes represents.n bloated ariatoerncy, that believes in lording st over somebody. und _ thete is a cordial bond between the twa, in this, respect, And ‘then the sailors on . board these Confederate pirates are genuine British tare. In fact, the shipa, gues, and nlindst everything dip board these freebodters wf the ocean, are English. The Cape Town paper takes occamun. to tell the world about the spilors being British as if it were a ree. omme . to those vessels. ‘The three cruisers, searehing for Ameri~ onn-veasels i temained inthe ports of the Cape colony covete) digs on the ples _ Of te ftting: One. of the versely beatght into port the original cargo taken on her and it is reported, sold it to British meretiants, Out Consul at the Cape prutested . against the dealings of the suthorities with. the pirates, but to 16, purpose, The Governor bad teceived no instructions except of a limited chatacter, and merely wontented himself with’ allowing things to take their own course, Feateaining bitnself, it seeme,,from, making “ ahy, open demonstrations of sympathy for the:piratical cause. These pirated have taken aod deatrayed neutrality. Britiah neutrality furnished evs ery thing but the commanding officers that caiised this wholesale destruction. Britmb declarations of belligerent righte to the rebels have legalized piracy, and assisted 1b to the’ raid of a friendly nation to which Britaia wag bound ‘by treaty stipulations. These acts are provoking in the extreme. ‘They are not to be borne with no thought of retaliation or redress. Let it be the poliey of ovit Government to detiand in: a firm tone a cesaatiop of such neutrality. But, it isnot, perhaps, policy to strike iminediately for Compensation for these outrages. The time will ¢ome, and not long hence, when complications will surround: the British Goveras ment, ‘auch as will render the opportunity a ripe ode for redress, If ever Englaud is ih danger of foundering in the storms of war . she would meet with no more thap her just, deserts, 'f jn 'the critical moment we should pour a broadaide into her sinking bull. vant —— tata News.--Gen. Butler is assigned to. thé! Honimand in N. Carolina. Gen. Foeter' it: is. thought will command _—< tenaeg of, Washington, Stuy ‘frauds have been esurnieti From, ten to twelve veasela.a week bave been . ‘ales cleared.at the .N.¥. eustom house to rug the; bDRekades: New, Yorkers have beén fu shinny’ means for months tocarty on the rebefhon. ‘Ii will be ventilated. A moat audacious Copperhead epnenlenay réated, A schemé ‘Was concocted to let Morgan loose and revolutionize the State Gyveroment\ Bott: armies in Virgivia are looking . at ongh.ather fiercely, but not duing much elae. The report of Hooker's vietory at Lovkout Mountain ia true Anéther buttle came off near Chattanooga between Gen: Geary's division, on the 8th.: The rebels were repulsed. ‘Several skirmishes” with” gueffillay have oecurred with good success. The. Confederate Government has seized all the shoes io Richmond. . ~~ Mason, the rebel, ia éaiia Ragland. ‘St. Petersburg accounts state it ie geners al lieved Ry: with, ‘the W * Powers before Daviw Norwis has iy RG has been discovered wy, Obiv, and leaders awe . _ At of the San Francine ctr ogee y= ploa “ pilita a snow poe amen the sciiatalos i lic iew 4 . : which the whole js“freedorh and slavery and 1 Republicins and Demoerats is fairly presented, togethet with the attitude . er” Catholics “towards the Vital question — Brownson brings wuderns the varied resources of his and sets forth the focts so a8 to be _Plam to every Time Sreesseont sate Re BR Ae Catholios, end that-Archbishop H and thé dletgy ave not wholly: irresponsible, he suffer by it. Catholics participated largely in ther the interestsof the Demoeratic party, Brownson says the fuct ‘cannot be denied that the New Yor were gotten up in nid of Lee when i at pa aryland and Seen. sylvania, and he arranges the evidence on this point in the strongest light. Brownson strikes bold an: vigorous blows at Fernando Wood, Gov. Sey mapur, Gen. Mc Clellan, Vallandi gham, and meh of that ilk, whom he appreciates, about the same as he does Jeff. Davis himself. The learned writer charges upen the rin ocratic. party Nortin eofnivance with rebel‘lion in the start in the hope of party advantages ‘to reselt by the instrumentality of Demoerate in producing a satisfactory re-. union. The Deuioctate wore for anything that would crush out the Republican party from existence end secure the. triumph ol their party organization for the future, and tha conttabat dingthg id’ the wart of the publie, the faleehood that the Republicans are reypousible for the war, is still kept up by the feaders of the Democratic party in the hopa of gaining suine petty patty advantage by and by, The intelligence and honesty of the Demoeratic party have long quitit and ranged themselves on the side of right. eal norancesetill’ remains to be acted on, and Brownson seys, so far as thousands of Cath. olics are concerned, they ate not without the “fiftyseix. veasels—all on account of British pale of theeburch, but are susceptible to the influence of the clergy, and ought to be taught the duty to the Govérnment tn this crisis; He maintains t ‘t the Irishand their religion must suffer by the inseusate course ‘they are pursuing, and that their citizenship itself ix in danger by their conduct, furnish ings pretést for sall-forvign pattisdns to act upon. The argument ial ematidons ia an dikes throughout our strong’ attachwent manifested for the church, for the Américan Government, fot universal freedom, and for the riglit. It is strong, able, contineing, and needed by the times. Catsiug from. the ablest Catholic publicist on the continent it must produce an influence potent for mt Band, Rose's Church, Sactatiento, at a cdst o that. city, Iw the District Court at Sacramento, on Saturday, Simon Lopez was found guilty of manslaughter. ai TReNoOn W.'PaRK los been presented with & gold pitcher tnd dalver, worth $5,000, by the attaches of the Muriposa estate. Six thousand dyliare in gold dust grom Arizona Territory were depusited in the Mint ou Saturday lant Duaine the galeof ‘ads on Friday night erection, in Sau. Francisco, was blown dywa. ee Tue Tressurer of San Prannieco has paid into the State treasury the sum of $100,000 en account. Brock way's qajority vvor Jobuson ia the 11th Judicial District for Distriet Judge will be in the neighborhood of 2,000; — ne on the Spokan river, 150 miles abéve Walla Walla, W.T., discovered gold. een ee eee to Fideve VOR. tod (94 .6 veh ars ue lad While he admits thatthe July riots . were conducted principally by Irishmen and . proves that the Catholic” ‘Teligion should not the riots, but they-werein“no sense Catho. lie riots, bH% Democratic riots, got up tofur. Gedey’s. aa Peteroow’s. i. wv os cacccnss agece. shades Furerson’s. io turalist. ‘ tive one and commends itself to Catholics . . broad country, for the} A NeW organ has joue put up in 8t. 9650—the oaly instrument of the kind in. dose bustucess ine AE a8 so nvawee” last, a new twoxstory house in process .of . Prices. _ A WALF~pREED digging potatoes ‘lately . ACumaman named Ta Pah is to be hung: Thext ext Friday at San Jose, for killing two men and one women of his nwo spe. Sxow fell at Carsun City, 5 Fay ve on the ARRIVALS *AT WATIOWAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street. Neveda, HASEY & MAYBERRY r Paopetetors . 8 B Crawford Washin Lewis Rush Creek ‘Landas Moores . Miteth ik . ic E P Twitehell Little ¥ L ou Bet < i PoeswOors ᐀樀 -y toate ry B nye Smith Freach cor Jegrien Moores \ hy ed Grace Vel boa a Hey Grass ‘val OR Godby Whee Tene GW Weems Cal BG" A Kister You Bet > bP NIA, County of SUR Gr esteem a7 t-3 jon trator of said Estate, Resptlow filed his praying that an cries be fast + fet pebe Bath of the roveriy rel and personal of Estate be sold at pu or pale wot mord t the oes of the Of adaniniek tation ani ane of Itis ordérea that all persons interested in said Estate tg toe ene” Court on Monda 7th day 1863, at +1 o’elock, to show attorder should not be gran ted for the sale o said prope. ‘ty as prayed in sald ordered a thes acepy of this order peti it ts furt be publish for 4 weeks in the Revada Lay Tr Tene u. NIL Probate Judge. Nevada, Nov. 4th, a cortity that . Sant res + ile Cor der made an‘ ente gag minutes of suid Court in the above ma my hand ind seal of sat Court } seat {ents ‘Of November clerk ree BZaha QUHAR, MAGAZINES & & NEWSPAPERS Immense ‘Reduction E82: TTENTION is 4 called to the fol » of American Periodicals for which to et su at these low pri ces i— ¢ Atlantic Month ul "s Moh Gon ne Mon eee eee seancrione abcess Coun rot Nevada, sa.” Vorguiter. Clerk eteraee aetna ae sp OF. 08 Ber reer “A8ts eraeee isis sé od SSSSseRsssay POBBs aves asic conweas oSbbunsest ‘ork:T pull eeeie bavtine sins s chau t Les 2 weekl Pictorial. .sce0---: Pretoria wencdbeesscrace 2 Alvad A. Mulley. né-tf At the Post Office. SELLING OFF; (SELLING OFF: At San Francisco Cost! i eeeeeeeeael 8. ROSENTHAL, COMMERCIAL 8 REET, A few doors below J sani sangrtara tx Foreign, Domestic. a Fancy DRY Goops: 1 am determined to sell. Now is the time for Ld gee _Calll and get goods at the very lowest 8. ROSENTHAL. Neyada, Noy. 34, F ae DR. HM. HUNT. =—=-= --Oflice-NO. 12 MONTGOMERY sT., . eencsiasntyeeute nahin. NO. 215 BUSH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. ~_San Fraiicidice, Nov, $d, 1808, NEVADA STACE LINE. aw ~ Re r; oMANGR “or Or TIME! S. 3: M--@ithanz = twee i Pe 7 o’el'k, A.M f for Virginia City. will ot on we —ox— Wednesday Evening, Nov. 4th. PEt: OS Committee of Arrangements. rthur Ba Mew "John A. Lancaster r Barton, ohn A. TW. H. Weeks, i C. Beckman, ° Grass Valley. Charles Miller. Bough & Ready. John Webber. David Bovyer. "leasant Valle Penn Vali Mr. 3 ‘ren¢h. ” ms Martin Hatch. Downey House—John Downey. Rough & Ready, Oct. 26th. ~~ oOo Tecumseh Quartz Mining Co. O@TICE is hereby given that the. Annual Meeting of Stock cag of ee ert uartz Mining Company, for the Eicction 0 Otticery wilt be held at the iffiee of the Seerctary. at Nevada city. pits ape theSth day of N mober, 1863, at ‘ock, P. M, vs EK H. GAYLORD, See’yA. SARGENT, President. ‘Sends Oct, 24th. 180, Bald won'4couane ' ee Gold Flat ev a y. OTICE is hereby giv given that an assessment N of Twenty-five cents per share has this day, in. bh. 1863—leyied by the Trustees on the assessable stock of the above named Company, payable i tely in United States Gold Coin to the ary at his office orto T. county. By order of the Trustees? pt de L. BIBBLNS, . Sceretary ontgomery stree San Francisco, Sept, 19th. CONSOLIDATED G,, 8, & COPPER MINING CO., NEVADA COUNTrY, TOCK holders are hereb: notified that -an assessment of two ($2) dollars per share si cents ber Sew) bp thie day levied on the capital stock of Syragere Company—payable imme. diately. fn U. ld coin, ab the Office of the Secrétary. Noes Broad street, Pe em City, Cal. Me fo of Trustees, gE. F PENCE, Secretary. Nevady city, Oct. Sth, 163. NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED CHEWINC TOBACCO. FOR SALE EVERY WHERE. This Tobacco is manufactured expressly for the California market : the peculiar manner in which itis putup keeping it always moist, and causing itto retain its favor any length of ime. 3m-2p COLDEN CATE HOTEL. mds and the tabite a 8 a enerally that the ei ii he has } known and fos Hg pe Nea where he will endeavor to please the old patrons of the house and as many hew ones as may favor him with their patronage. Boarding an@ Lodging at prices te sult the times, Geo furnished Rooms for Familics. H. PYRMONT. form ere ' ‘Nevada, Oct 13. Great Reduction in Prices! : Sit Miteanie WATCHES, CLOcKs, ; ’ and ef JEWELRY, : —AT— Cc. W. YOUNG'S, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada city. READ THIS.T 1 8. ROTHSCHILD, OFRERS FOR $4LE AT HIS STORE No. 89, Commercial =A , Cerner of Main— Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, ae. — Havana Plantations $00 a 100 or # for 25 cents. El Ria Sella $60 « 1000, or. +63 for 25 cents. La Ritiea Conchas $35 a 1000, o.5 for2s conte. Also, a large stock of Cigars from 20 to 960 Thousand. : p Sib. dalee of Killikintek Tobacco from 2.50 t9 $4,00. Midiuln weil Sibbleiiil pins ib ack ¢@ at the lowest prices. . teen Dollars. ae cree 4 Walling’s Hotel, Rough & Ready, . 5. tmith, Superintendent. Grasse Valley, Nevada . Gettuine Meershaum Pipes from Three to Six: < eaPRICE. g TRAVELERS : To and from REESE RIVER, <5 t ‘HUMBOLDT. ESMERALDA, = . SILVER MOUNTARS, VIRGINIA CITY, . Are invited to examine the nMENSE Stock ov “HATS AND CA PS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS AND VALISES, At the Popular House of $8. HAAS & CO., Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF FALL & WINTER CLOTHING Are now being received. and For Sale at New York Prices! —— 9 8. HAAS & CO., Have Branch Stores at GOLD HILL, AURORA. \ WERGISIA, SAN FRANCISCO. FIRE ! ee FIRE! FIRE! ! vi ate Agente for the METROPOLITAN AND CORN EXCHANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES . . Roth New York Offices in good standing, we are prepared.to insure =e Brick or Frame Buildings, Merchandisé, Furniture, &c. On the mos t Reasonable Terms A, BLOCK & CO., ‘Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets.Nevada, Oct. ist. UNITED STATES BAKERY —AND— ied and neliintlpapeeaas Store. J. W. GRE ENHAM, wits respeetfally infotm his friends and W the citizens of Nevada —s that he rchased the above well -oR street, wean be: he can Se dood toot toserve all who may favor biw with their p ahwagye on hand. im the Kept sonetanly on bent sad for vac at reasons o21 BANKING NOTICE. N AND APTER the s0t dey of Rovem. ber, 186%, we, the undersigned doing busij ia gaia ' “Revada, Get. 22. — " Clothing 4 Purnishing Goods! . The best ef Bread, Pies, Cakes, &e., attend 1 Trial Corueli Dalton the Dis is 8 mul —Th ‘ping. "Fire ‘al gives fire of § s Augustt pie. ‘John M A Ke owned . fellow a he illus aay re ‘ tain,” oescome fr two mor de feolo A REC River Q Lancast Molitor 342,000 A eG states tl be seen Brestin. Coma ‘tices the Watt 4 ‘put to be lifted It is ot ‘and we: The mi nearly t

. Mone Barrisn Nevrracrry.—Iotelligence. lof {Grier acts of neutrality by the _ British Government is brought to American cars: Thietime it comes from the Cape of . -Good Hope. Capt. Semmes, the, pirate, with three etuisers had arrived there ond had been reevived with <frantic delight by the authorities ns,all save Governot.. The . rset rit haa propor of the people of Cape ToWn show exactly "where ‘the sympathies of the English Gorerp mentlie. ‘Distant colonies have ciiught the : “apirit” Of the “hiine™ Goverament © “Capt. Semmes is more to the English. ¢han aoy Admoiral,in, the American navy.. And there ate some motives for such sympathy. Capt. Semmes represents.n bloated ariatoerncy, that believes in lording st over somebody. und _ thete is a cordial bond between the twa, in this, respect, And ‘then the sailors on . board these Confederate pirates are genuine British tare. In fact, the shipa, gues, and nlindst everything dip board these freebodters wf the ocean, are English. The Cape Town paper takes occamun. to tell the world about the spilors being British as if it were a ree. omme . to those vessels. ‘The three cruisers, searehing for Ameri~ onn-veasels i temained inthe ports of the Cape colony covete) digs on the ples _ Of te ftting: One. of the versely beatght into port the original cargo taken on her and it is reported, sold it to British meretiants, Out Consul at the Cape prutested . against the dealings of the suthorities with. the pirates, but to 16, purpose, The Governor bad teceived no instructions except of a limited chatacter, and merely wontented himself with’ allowing things to take their own course, Feateaining bitnself, it seeme,,from, making “ ahy, open demonstrations of sympathy for the:piratical cause. These pirated have taken aod deatrayed neutrality. Britiah neutrality furnished evs ery thing but the commanding officers that caiised this wholesale destruction. Britmb declarations of belligerent righte to the rebels have legalized piracy, and assisted 1b to the’ raid of a friendly nation to which Britaia wag bound ‘by treaty stipulations. These acts are provoking in the extreme. ‘They are not to be borne with no thought of retaliation or redress. Let it be the poliey of ovit Government to detiand in: a firm tone a cesaatiop of such neutrality. But, it isnot, perhaps, policy to strike iminediately for Compensation for these outrages. The time will ¢ome, and not long hence, when complications will surround: the British Goveras ment, ‘auch as will render the opportunity a ripe ode for redress, If ever Englaud is ih danger of foundering in the storms of war . she would meet with no more thap her just, deserts, 'f jn 'the critical moment we should pour a broadaide into her sinking bull. vant —— tata News.--Gen. Butler is assigned to. thé! Honimand in N. Carolina. Gen. Foeter' it: is. thought will command _—< tenaeg of, Washington, Stuy ‘frauds have been esurnieti From, ten to twelve veasela.a week bave been . ‘ales cleared.at the .N.¥. eustom house to rug the; bDRekades: New, Yorkers have beén fu shinny’ means for months tocarty on the rebefhon. ‘Ii will be ventilated. A moat audacious Copperhead epnenlenay réated, A schemé ‘Was concocted to let Morgan loose and revolutionize the State Gyveroment\ Bott: armies in Virgivia are looking . at ongh.ather fiercely, but not duing much elae. The report of Hooker's vietory at Lovkout Mountain ia true Anéther buttle came off near Chattanooga between Gen: Geary's division, on the 8th.: The rebels were repulsed. ‘Several skirmishes” with” gueffillay have oecurred with good success. The. Confederate Government has seized all the shoes io Richmond. . ~~ Mason, the rebel, ia éaiia Ragland. ‘St. Petersburg accounts state it ie geners al lieved Ry: with, ‘the W * Powers before Daviw Norwis has iy RG has been discovered wy, Obiv, and leaders awe . _ At of the San Francine ctr ogee y= ploa “ pilita a snow poe amen the sciiatalos i lic iew 4 . : which the whole js“freedorh and slavery and 1 Republicins and Demoerats is fairly presented, togethet with the attitude . er” Catholics “towards the Vital question — Brownson brings wuderns the varied resources of his and sets forth the focts so a8 to be _Plam to every Time Sreesseont sate Re BR Ae Catholios, end that-Archbishop H and thé dletgy ave not wholly: irresponsible, he suffer by it. Catholics participated largely in ther the interestsof the Demoeratic party, Brownson says the fuct ‘cannot be denied that the New Yor were gotten up in nid of Lee when i at pa aryland and Seen. sylvania, and he arranges the evidence on this point in the strongest light. Brownson strikes bold an: vigorous blows at Fernando Wood, Gov. Sey mapur, Gen. Mc Clellan, Vallandi gham, and meh of that ilk, whom he appreciates, about the same as he does Jeff. Davis himself. The learned writer charges upen the rin ocratic. party Nortin eofnivance with rebel‘lion in the start in the hope of party advantages ‘to reselt by the instrumentality of Demoerate in producing a satisfactory re-. union. The Deuioctate wore for anything that would crush out the Republican party from existence end secure the. triumph ol their party organization for the future, and tha conttabat dingthg id’ the wart of the publie, the faleehood that the Republicans are reypousible for the war, is still kept up by the feaders of the Democratic party in the hopa of gaining suine petty patty advantage by and by, The intelligence and honesty of the Demoeratic party have long quitit and ranged themselves on the side of right. eal norancesetill’ remains to be acted on, and Brownson seys, so far as thousands of Cath. olics are concerned, they ate not without the “fiftyseix. veasels—all on account of British pale of theeburch, but are susceptible to the influence of the clergy, and ought to be taught the duty to the Govérnment tn this crisis; He maintains t ‘t the Irishand their religion must suffer by the inseusate course ‘they are pursuing, and that their citizenship itself ix in danger by their conduct, furnish ings pretést for sall-forvign pattisdns to act upon. The argument ial ematidons ia an dikes throughout our strong’ attachwent manifested for the church, for the Américan Government, fot universal freedom, and for the riglit. It is strong, able, contineing, and needed by the times. Catsiug from. the ablest Catholic publicist on the continent it must produce an influence potent for mt Band, Rose's Church, Sactatiento, at a cdst o that. city, Iw the District Court at Sacramento, on Saturday, Simon Lopez was found guilty of manslaughter. ai TReNoOn W.'PaRK los been presented with & gold pitcher tnd dalver, worth $5,000, by the attaches of the Muriposa estate. Six thousand dyliare in gold dust grom Arizona Territory were depusited in the Mint ou Saturday lant Duaine the galeof ‘ads on Friday night erection, in Sau. Francisco, was blown dywa. ee Tue Tressurer of San Prannieco has paid into the State treasury the sum of $100,000 en account. Brock way's qajority vvor Jobuson ia the 11th Judicial District for Distriet Judge will be in the neighborhood of 2,000; — ne on the Spokan river, 150 miles abéve Walla Walla, W.T., discovered gold. een ee eee to Fideve VOR. tod (94 .6 veh ars ue lad While he admits thatthe July riots . were conducted principally by Irishmen and . proves that the Catholic” ‘Teligion should not the riots, but they-werein“no sense Catho. lie riots, bH% Democratic riots, got up tofur. Gedey’s. aa Peteroow’s. i. wv os cacccnss agece. shades Furerson’s. io turalist. ‘ tive one and commends itself to Catholics . . broad country, for the} A NeW organ has joue put up in 8t. 9650—the oaly instrument of the kind in. dose bustucess ine AE a8 so nvawee” last, a new twoxstory house in process .of . Prices. _ A WALF~pREED digging potatoes ‘lately . ACumaman named Ta Pah is to be hung: Thext ext Friday at San Jose, for killing two men and one women of his nwo spe. Sxow fell at Carsun City, 5 Fay ve on the ARRIVALS *AT WATIOWAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street. Neveda, HASEY & MAYBERRY r Paopetetors . 8 B Crawford Washin Lewis Rush Creek ‘Landas Moores . Miteth ik . ic E P Twitehell Little ¥ L ou Bet < i PoeswOors ᐀樀 -y toate ry B nye Smith Freach cor Jegrien Moores \ hy ed Grace Vel boa a Hey Grass ‘val OR Godby Whee Tene GW Weems Cal BG" A Kister You Bet > bP NIA, County of SUR Gr esteem a7 t-3 jon trator of said Estate, Resptlow filed his praying that an cries be fast + fet pebe Bath of the roveriy rel and personal of Estate be sold at pu or pale wot mord t the oes of the Of adaniniek tation ani ane of Itis ordérea that all persons interested in said Estate tg toe ene” Court on Monda 7th day 1863, at +1 o’elock, to show attorder should not be gran ted for the sale o said prope. ‘ty as prayed in sald ordered a thes acepy of this order peti it ts furt be publish for 4 weeks in the Revada Lay Tr Tene u. NIL Probate Judge. Nevada, Nov. 4th, a cortity that . Sant res + ile Cor der made an‘ ente gag minutes of suid Court in the above ma my hand ind seal of sat Court } seat {ents ‘Of November clerk ree BZaha QUHAR, MAGAZINES & & NEWSPAPERS Immense ‘Reduction E82: TTENTION is 4 called to the fol » of American Periodicals for which to et su at these low pri ces i— ¢ Atlantic Month ul "s Moh Gon ne Mon

eee eee seancrione abcess Coun rot Nevada, sa.” Vorguiter. Clerk eteraee aetna ae sp OF. 08 Ber reer “A8ts eraeee isis sé od SSSSseRsssay POBBs aves asic conweas oSbbunsest ‘ork:T pull eeeie bavtine sins s chau t Les 2 weekl Pictorial.. .sce0---: Pretoria wencdbeesscrace 2 Alvad A. Mulley. né-tf At the Post Office. SELLING OFF; (SELLING OFF: At San Francisco Cost! i eeeeeeeeael 8. ROSENTHAL, COMMERCIAL 8 REET, A few doors below J sani sangrtara tx Foreign, Domestic. a Fancy DRY Goops: 1 am determined to sell. Now is the time for Ld gee _Calll and get goods at the very lowest 8. ROSENTHAL. Neyada, Noy. 34, F ae DR. HM. HUNT. =—=-= --Oflice-NO. 12 MONTGOMERY sT., . eencsiasntyeeute nahin. NO. 215 BUSH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. ~_San Fraiicidice, Nov, $d, 1808, NEVADA STACE LINE. aw ~ Re r; oMANGR “or Or TIME! S. 3: M--@ithanz = twee i Pe 7 o’el'k, A.M f for Virginia City. will ot on we —ox— Wednesday Evening, Nov. 4th. PEt: OS Committee of Arrangements. rthur Ba Mew "John A. Lancaster r Barton, ohn A. TW. H. Weeks, i C. Beckman, ° Grass Valley. Charles Miller. Bough & Ready. John Webber. David Bovyer. "leasant Valle Penn Vali Mr. 3 ‘ren¢h. ” ms Martin Hatch. Downey House—John Downey. Rough & Ready, Oct. 26th. ~~ oOo Tecumseh Quartz Mining Co. O@TICE is hereby given that the. Annual Meeting of Stock cag of ee ert uartz Mining Company, for the Eicction 0 Otticery wilt be held at the iffiee of the Seerctary. at Nevada city. pits ape theSth day of N mober, 1863, at ‘ock, P. M, vs EK H. GAYLORD, See’yA. SARGENT, President. ‘Sends Oct, 24th. 180, Bald won'4couane ' ee Gold Flat ev a y. OTICE is hereby giv given that an assessment N of Twenty-five cents per share has this day, in. bh. 1863—leyied by the Trustees on the assessable stock of the above named Company, payable i tely in United States Gold Coin to the ary at his office orto T. county. By order of the Trustees? pt de L. BIBBLNS, . Sceretary ontgomery stree San Francisco, Sept, 19th. CONSOLIDATED G,, 8, & COPPER MINING CO., NEVADA COUNTrY, TOCK holders are hereb: notified that -an assessment of two ($2) dollars per share si cents ber Sew) bp thie day levied on the capital stock of Syragere Company—payable imme. diately. fn U. ld coin, ab the Office of the Secrétary. Noes Broad street, Pe em City, Cal. Me fo of Trustees, gE. F PENCE, Secretary. Nevady city, Oct. Sth, 163. NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED CHEWINC TOBACCO. FOR SALE EVERY WHERE. This Tobacco is manufactured expressly for the California market : the peculiar manner in which itis putup keeping it always moist, and causing itto retain its favor any length of ime. 3m-2p COLDEN CATE HOTEL. mds and the tabite a 8 a enerally that the ei ii he has } known and fos Hg pe Nea where he will endeavor to please the old patrons of the house and as many hew ones as may favor him with their patronage. Boarding an@ Lodging at prices te sult the times, Geo furnished Rooms for Familics. H. PYRMONT. form ere ' ‘Nevada, Oct 13. Great Reduction in Prices! : Sit Miteanie WATCHES, CLOcKs, ; ’ and ef JEWELRY, : —AT— Cc. W. YOUNG'S, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada city. READ THIS.T 1 8. ROTHSCHILD, OFRERS FOR $4LE AT HIS STORE No. 89, Commercial =A , Cerner of Main— Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, ae. — Havana Plantations $00 a 100 or # for 25 cents. El Ria Sella $60 « 1000, or. +63 for 25 cents. La Ritiea Conchas $35 a 1000, o..5 for2s conte. Also, a large stock of Cigars from 20 to 960 Thousand. : p Sib. dalee of Killikintek Tobacco from 2.50 t9 $4,00. Midiuln weil Sibbleiiil pins ib ack ¢@ at the lowest prices. . teen Dollars. ae cree 4 Walling’s Hotel, Rough & Ready, . 5. tmith, Superintendent. Grasse Valley, Nevada . Gettuine Meershaum Pipes from Three to Six: < eaPRICE. g TRAVELERS : To and from REESE RIVER, <5 t ‘HUMBOLDT. ESMERALDA, = . SILVER MOUNTARS, VIRGINIA CITY, . Are invited to examine the nMENSE Stock ov “HATS AND CA PS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS AND VALISES, At the Popular House of $8. HAAS & CO., Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF FALL & WINTER CLOTHING Are now being received. and For Sale at New York Prices! —— 9 8. HAAS & CO., Have Branch Stores at GOLD HILL, AURORA. \ WERGISIA, SAN FRANCISCO. FIRE ! ee FIRE! FIRE! ! vi ate Agente for the METROPOLITAN AND CORN EXCHANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES . . Roth New York Offices in good standing, we are prepared.to insure =e Brick or Frame Buildings, Merchandisé, Furniture, &c. On the mos t Reasonable Terms A, BLOCK & CO., ‘Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets.Nevada, Oct. ist. UNITED STATES BAKERY —AND— ied and neliintlpapeeaas Store. J. W. GRE ENHAM, wits respeetfally infotm his friends and W the citizens of Nevada —s that he rchased the above well -oR street, wean be: he can Se dood toot toserve all who may favor biw with their p ahwagye on hand. im the Kept sonetanly on bent sad for vac at reasons o21 BANKING NOTICE. N AND APTER the s0t dey of Rovem. ber, 186%, we, the undersigned doing busij ia gaia ' “Revada, Get. 22. — " Clothing 4 Purnishing Goods! . The best ef Bread, Pies, Cakes, &e., attend 1 Trial Corueli Dalton the Dis is 8 mul —Th ‘ping. "Fire ‘al gives fire of § s Augustt pie. ‘John M A Ke owned . fellow a he illus aay re ‘ tain,” oescome fr two mor de feolo A REC River Q Lancast Molitor 342,000 A eG states tl be seen Brestin. Coma ‘tices the Watt 4 ‘put to be lifted It is ot ‘and we: The mi nearly t