October 10, 1863 (4 pages)

out. much doubt the army of Lee bas bees + the necessity of preserving that part of rebs ~ ab any cost, and therefore it is, that the « gathered up for one grand effort at Chatta8 nooga. While Lee's army has thus been weakened to the emallest seniber, it Meade in the aneidiés ability who’ has UNION STATE TICKET eae * Dor Ae c. Ni ‘NILES, For ¥ of the ‘the Supreme Conn, . 0. L. BH 8. W.S LORENZO 8AW JOHN CURREY, _L. RMODEE, JOHN SWETT. a) Apour Aruy Movements:—If it be really the intention of the Government to seizd Richmond at the Gret favorable opportunity, the golden. iiotiefit lias arfived, if the re+ ports of deserters and others be true. With~ weakened greatly to furnish power to check the progress of Rosecrans and drive him back to his old stand at Murfreesboro Rosecrans is operating upon interior lines, and is striking at the vital point of the Confederaey. To burl him back is of first im, portance to the rebels and they must necessarily concentrate all their available strength to accomplish that object. Richmond is nothing in a strategic sense cumpared with eldom east of the Mississippi from being divided. The penetrating column ef Roses erans threatens to cleave the main half of the dissevered Confederaty again astnder, and destroy-the last hope of rebellion. The berg aed. ort fade, and the repute of Laatrum Posneyivonia. : WHOLESALE KiLLin.—The daily chroniele of fights in Washoe shows there isa wholesale business in the killing line going on overthere. How jong will it be before we shall eee cuts illustrative of Washoe society among whieh will figure one similar to that Saanu oo old ptiate? ; RESIGNED, —Treasurer akg tendered his resignation to the Governor some weeks since to take effect when a successor could be got feady for tlie uffice. Governor Stan. ford imtaediately offered the place to the Treasurer elect, R. Pacheco, but whether the latter gentleman has accepted, we have , 206 learned: Treasurer Ashley bas ouly ” done at this time what We has been on thé point of doing several times since bis electhon to the office: He isthe only man of ever been elected to the place, and leaves the office with the State lociag aothing ty his Mating capapted it. Strate Fiai-ttha"thercnende papers eal the. State fuira auccess, Lf the object phe Sy ch Loggers crowd and skin of it, they. a "the nadonal Guard ar paleg Get ate Deserters. . servative course, and _ silent. 56,340 seres encloved, and 16,000 under cul~ her fight took place eRe libcen Gene, Dadiceahin Abesteetias _. the rebels were defeated. Gen. Burnside is successfully las in Tennessee. Gen. Grant is so fet recovered as te be about on crutches. The gnerillas are étill — outrages in Kentucky. Contrabands from Virginia arrive at ee andria stating that their masters told thea tu leave having nothing to feed them. ‘The Shenandoah valley is free ftom rebels. army ove tocn. eretes by the Byron of Henderson Place Bolt Works on Altamaha river were entirely demolished by a detachmeat of Federals on the 224 of September, Rosecranz is being largely reinforced — A big battle is imminent, but the utmost confidence is felt. Out communications are safe. : Ten or twelve more — vessels of war are expected in New York harbor shortly. The work anes donty on io ‘Charleston harbor. Marmaduke with 2,000 men is reported raiding in South«western Missouri. The vote in Connecticut was heavy. Unionists carried the day. Gold 46§. tH" In the Chapman case on Thursday, the defense stated that their principal -witness had gone to Mexico; therefore they cvuld offer no rebatting testimony.The presecution opened their argument and closed. The defense replied. The principal points of defense are that they bad not fitted out a privateer, and that the voyage was not begun. Sceond, that if they had fitted out a privater, they can simply be held as prisoners of war. The prosecution will The poraries deprecate the discussion of the plans of reconstruction of the Union at this early date. Persons who are looking out for the strongest side or who have.no ideas upon the great question would naturally take the conDp O. MoCantur, of the Sonora Flag bas been appointed Deputy Provost Marshal for Tuclumue, county, with instructions to proceed with the enrollment immediately. THEY have commenced organizing min~ ing incorporations in Oregon, asin California. SaNTA Cauz.—There are in this county tivation. HYMENIAL.—They do a big business in matrimonial matters at San Francisco, as the County Clerk of that city received $206 for licenses during the month of September. Raoul Mies S:erling, the tal! woman, who was recently on exhibition throuxh the State, is lying ill and penniless in San Francisco, robbed by ber employers. Taxine Mixeks.—The Nevada Territcritial pspers generally favor the taxing of silver mines for the support of the new State Government. PROGRESSING.—The work on the Federal Capitol and Treasury Building is progressing. : ‘ CaMeL Tratx.—A train of camels is running from the Humboldt salt mines to Virgin ia city, packing oalt to the Humboldt salt company . Tue merchants of Vion ic are shipping goods to Reese River—the city of Aus+ . : tin being their wholsale Masts castes pice. ‘Cou Gitsert ton been been appointed M ilitary Guveruor, and Gen. Carter Provost Marshal Geuetal of East Tennessee. Congress will comprise 24 8 Democrat 9 Soe (Aw English paper Tigh th aah gE . From 15,000 te 18,000 deserters from our . Dt > oa : RECONSTRUCTION.—Some of our cotem~ ~ ee Tue New England delegation in the next . Brood Street, Nevada. HASEY & MAYBERRY Preprictors. lies Gold Hill A J. Woodruff Pleas ¥ Sees i do A Herbert Wooisevs f Thos Gale. 40 . W H Wallace Lilinois Chas W: WB Ga do H $ Blodgett Virginis ' USN GG Randall do ESDumont do pa, Pe oy eee £ Willeme & w Kea D IL Gleens Grass V J Roes Oski'd Alex Sims do C Brews ant I ™MJobnsén do E 8 Webber W J Organ Nevada jando Kvane, ¥. Ww. : the su: TwentyHundred gpg fer the oe) Eosiece. debt, with interest on the ssidsum from the 12th day of Sept. 1863, at the rate of two per rE per month. w costs ot suit. Lave levied uponali the right, ae ee iuterest of defendants i and tothe following deseribed Mire was peste fore attached, to-wit certain aet of miming Claime« or miniag known as Mull, Evane & Co's claims, situated on Buckeye Hill were. ety ted Birehville.in Bridge; oe a. Nepetier . ge bed tyra hore, sine talon alt appertenanees on ag yc that ade ae set By mining claims known as Mull, Rvaus & Co’s Creek claims.located in. townony) count and State sforesai!. on Sweetland Beaks and bounded om the east Hiseox. or % claims and on the west Spencer’s ven that I will exp:se to Page fle deseribed peeey: maka bidder for cash, in front of t ae door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, _ ov. 4, Im. between the hours of Be a . and 40’ P.M Fee ander my hand this %h day of Oct. A. DB. _a eek. — ee Sheriff, . A. A. Sergent Pte Atty A TRIP TO ICELAND ! SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 10, J. ROSS BROWNE, The Author, Artist and Traveler, Will detiver at the bist atiads Theatre, andes _ LECTURE ON ICELAND, ioe ILLUSTRATED Ky a Series of Representing the most prominent features of ’ 8 THaTr WONDERFUL RECION ty! Admission--Single Tickets, ° $1.00 ‘Lady and Gentleman, $1.50. and at the door of the the Theatre. . Splendid Panoramic Views . ! LIFE, CHARACTER AND SCENERY ‘Children under 1% years--Half Price. Tickets to be had at the principal, Bookstores ner tenetn as Ma Piet Class ResPe aT ecbery ¢ ‘The Restaurant will alwaye: be’ uupplied with ail the delicacies the market affords. Cakes, Pies and Bread of sil kinds eonstantly om hand. 3 She piteringe ARS Sab SON ALEX. GAULT. — Nevada, Oct. MHh—tf HERIFrY’S eaLE Fy virtue ry a an exe§ cution to me deliv out of the Hon. Slee teen ofthe aah dudicial District. in an@ for the county of Nevada, State of Califor1 rong pre oll 1863, in favor of 4 atks & the Consolidated Min Co. for Peg oa of $6,676 with -interest cn sum atthe rate of ten per cent per annum jon of together.with all éosta of suit. . Ihave apon all the right, title and interest of defendants in and to the foljowing described property, to-wit oeg Pee eéra en eae nodag Cole Slate, located at Columbia Hill, Revede evunty, Cai. tegether with the ravine known as the New York Ravine, extending from the upper ant of said claims down to Knapp vr Spring Creek.— gether with tel phe hos = er egraphs, all appurtenances cunto belonging. The above is entitled to a credit of §2,372 ven that { will expone to Notice is ley public sale, all t e described property: to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on TU ESDAY, Nov. wiees Mander my hand, this 8th day Oct. 1863. ee BRON LION, — Niles Searls, Atty. g FIRST MEETING —or THE— . eerie JOCKEY CLUB & OVER THE Glenbrook Race oaek NEVADA orry, Cal. Tharsday, October 15th. A Purse of $460 free fer all Horsesnr $260. Friday, October 16th. A Trotting Race for First Class County Horses, best 3 in 5, for $300. ' A Running Race, free for the State, mile heats, best 2 in 3, for $300. = Saturday, Oct. 17th. 23 oe a Zin 3, Free for the State. ne Saul Levy. on Broad Street, Cupyie Oe Eateoel, Reshange, will be die Pda ea : = By order of the Club, New Furniture at Auction. ¢ Warr, President. : : E. P. Ma i tot ana catiee new stock of Meme Nevada. Octoter sth. CENTRE MARKET. ern plied with SATURDAY, October 10th; fF Sey “At 11 o'clock. ah conn nef "Perk, ~~ uae em, Food Mutton, _. Bureaus, ee Pe Veal, &e. Rocking Chairs, _ 4 ‘Which wil be wold at the Lowent rates, Marble T Tables, &o. &e. ek es Ceeiee a Meee. CHEWING TOBACCO. ror anes pbuh Lies 2 A Purse ef $450, twe mile heats; dest CENTRE MARENMT isa still supNEW YORK PATENT PRESSED T said raviné to7t, FALI RACES. . aides atk 3 {NOTICE ico vhavevens “Fo and from, SILVER ‘MOUNTADE, VIRGINIA CITY, ee inyjted to examine the IMMENSE STOCK OF — ! Furnishing Goods ! HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS AND VALISES,. ; At the Popular Shen of S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. we VERY LATEST STYLES OF FALL & WINTER CLOTHING Are now being recei ved and For Sale at New York Prices! GOLD HILL, ' AURORA, VIRGINIA, SAN FRANCISCO. i y) Wholesale and Retail siictecs im * 3 BATES & McCORMIOK, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. ‘ \ at \ DRUGS and BOOKS, ei \ \ METROPOLITAN AND _CORN: EXCHANCE INSURANCE. COMPANIES . ! father Xi Gite in good standing, and Merchandise, Furniture, &c. On the most Reasp rable Terms. rv BLOCK & ce. : "Cerner of Pine & Commercial Sereett “Nevada, Oct: iste Noir: ‘a him not ge the habit o BeactT! The Beard ing and per culean jot the new . : put te the of the. re ‘woman; w several ma county w and one bj to be blind what is w beautifuily ulation ste ifornta, e1 ment, it is ‘WATER the agent eay that ti dnd all pe of the wor sprinkling will herea: _ ere found ply cut of this step i ter must . flagration. Ross . zens, ladi the lectur at the th suppose . would not lecture, 4 }

out. much doubt the army of Lee bas bees + the necessity of preserving that part of rebs ~ ab any cost, and therefore it is, that the « gathered up for one grand effort at Chatta8 nooga. While Lee's army has thus been weakened to the emallest seniber, it Meade in the aneidiés ability who’ has UNION STATE TICKET eae * Dor Ae c. Ni ‘NILES, For ¥ of the ‘the Supreme Conn, . 0. L. BH 8. W.S LORENZO 8AW JOHN CURREY, _L. RMODEE, JOHN SWETT. a) Apour Aruy Movements:—If it be really the intention of the Government to seizd Richmond at the Gret favorable opportunity, the golden. iiotiefit lias arfived, if the re+ ports of deserters and others be true. With~ weakened greatly to furnish power to check the progress of Rosecrans and drive him back to his old stand at Murfreesboro Rosecrans is operating upon interior lines, and is striking at the vital point of the Confederaey. To burl him back is of first im, portance to the rebels and they must necessarily concentrate all their available strength to accomplish that object. Richmond is nothing in a strategic sense cumpared with eldom east of the Mississippi from being divided. The penetrating column ef Roses erans threatens to cleave the main half of the dissevered Confederaty again astnder, and destroy-the last hope of rebellion. The berg aed. ort fade, and the repute of Laatrum Posneyivonia. : WHOLESALE KiLLin.—The daily chroniele of fights in Washoe shows there isa wholesale business in the killing line going on overthere. How jong will it be before we shall eee cuts illustrative of Washoe society among whieh will figure one similar to that Saanu oo old ptiate? ; RESIGNED, —Treasurer akg tendered his resignation to the Governor some weeks since to take effect when a successor could be got feady for tlie uffice. Governor Stan. ford imtaediately offered the place to the Treasurer elect, R. Pacheco, but whether the latter gentleman has accepted, we have , 206 learned: Treasurer Ashley bas ouly ” done at this time what We has been on thé point of doing several times since bis electhon to the office: He isthe only man of ever been elected to the place, and leaves the office with the State lociag aothing ty his Mating capapted it. Strate Fiai-ttha"thercnende papers eal the. State fuira auccess, Lf the object phe Sy ch Loggers crowd and skin of it, they. a "the nadonal Guard ar paleg Get ate Deserters. . servative course, and _ silent. 56,340 seres encloved, and 16,000 under cul~ her fight took place eRe libcen Gene, Dadiceahin Abesteetias _. the rebels were defeated. Gen. Burnside is successfully las in Tennessee. Gen. Grant is so fet recovered as te be about on crutches. The gnerillas are étill — outrages in Kentucky. Contrabands from Virginia arrive at ee andria stating that their masters told thea tu leave having nothing to feed them. ‘The Shenandoah valley is free ftom rebels. army ove tocn. eretes by the Byron of Henderson Place Bolt Works on Altamaha river were entirely demolished by a detachmeat of Federals on the 224 of September, Rosecranz is being largely reinforced — A big battle is imminent, but the utmost confidence is felt. Out communications are safe. : Ten or twelve more — vessels of war are expected in New York harbor shortly. The work anes donty on io ‘Charleston harbor. Marmaduke with 2,000 men is reported raiding in South«western Missouri. The vote in Connecticut was heavy. Unionists carried the day. Gold 46§. tH" In the Chapman case on Thursday, the defense stated that their principal -witness had gone to Mexico; therefore they cvuld offer no rebatting testimony.The presecution opened their argument and closed. The defense replied. The principal points of defense are that they bad not fitted out a privateer, and that the voyage was not begun. Sceond, that if they had fitted out a privater, they can simply be held as prisoners of war. The prosecution will The poraries deprecate the discussion of the plans of reconstruction of the Union at this early date. Persons who are looking out for the strongest side or who have.no ideas upon the great question would naturally take the conDp O. MoCantur, of the Sonora Flag bas been appointed Deputy Provost Marshal for Tuclumue, county, with instructions to proceed with the enrollment immediately. THEY have commenced organizing min~ ing incorporations in Oregon, asin California. SaNTA Cauz.—There are in this county tivation. HYMENIAL.—They do a big business in matrimonial matters at San Francisco, as the County Clerk of that city received $206 for licenses during the month of September. Raoul Mies S:erling, the tal! woman, who was recently on exhibition throuxh the State, is lying ill and penniless in San Francisco, robbed by ber employers. Taxine Mixeks.—The Nevada Territcritial pspers generally favor the taxing of silver mines for the support of the new State Government. PROGRESSING.—The work on the Federal Capitol and Treasury Building is progressing. : ‘ CaMeL Tratx.—A train of camels is running from the Humboldt salt mines to Virgin ia city, packing oalt to the Humboldt salt company . Tue merchants of Vion ic are shipping goods to Reese River—the city of Aus+ . : tin being their wholsale Masts castes pice. ‘Cou Gitsert ton been been appointed M ilitary Guveruor, and Gen. Carter Provost Marshal Geuetal of East Tennessee. Congress will comprise 24 8 Democrat 9 Soe (Aw English paper Tigh th aah gE . From 15,000 te 18,000 deserters from our . Dt > oa : RECONSTRUCTION.—Some of our cotem~ ~ ee Tue New England delegation in the next . Brood Street, Nevada. HASEY & MAYBERRY Preprictors. lies Gold Hill A J. Woodruff Pleas ¥ Sees i do A Herbert Wooisevs f Thos Gale.. 40 . W H Wallace Lilinois Chas W: WB Ga do H $ Blodgett Virginis ' USN GG Randall do ESDumont do pa, Pe oy eee £ Willeme & w Kea D IL Gleens Grass V J Roes Oski'd Alex Sims do C Brews ant I ™MJobnsén do E 8 Webber W J Organ Nevada jando Kvane, ¥. Ww. : the su: TwentyHundred gpg fer the oe) Eosiece. debt, with interest on the ssidsum from the 12th day of Sept. 1863, at the rate of two per rE per month. w costs ot suit. Lave levied uponali the right, ae ee iuterest of defendants i and tothe following deseribed Mire was peste fore attached, to-wit certain aet of miming Claime« or miniag known as Mull, Evane & Co's claims, situated on Buckeye Hill were. ety ted Birehville.in Bridge; oe a. Nepetier . ge bed tyra hore, sine talon alt appertenanees on ag yc that ade ae set By mining claims known as Mull, Rvaus & Co’s Creek claims.located in. townony) count and State sforesai!. on Sweetland Beaks and bounded om the east Hiseox. or % claims and on the west Spencer’s ven that I will exp:se to Page fle deseribed peeey: maka bidder for cash, in front of t ae door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, _ ov. 4, Im. between the hours of Be a . and 40’ P.M Fee ander my hand this %h day of Oct. A. DB. _a eek. — ee Sheriff, . A. A. Sergent Pte Atty A TRIP TO ICELAND ! SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 10,

J. ROSS BROWNE, The Author, Artist and Traveler, Will detiver at the bist atiads Theatre, andes _ LECTURE ON ICELAND, ioe ILLUSTRATED Ky a Series of Representing the most prominent features of ’ 8 THaTr WONDERFUL RECION ty! Admission--Single Tickets, ° $1.00 ‘Lady and Gentleman, $1.50. and at the door of the the Theatre. . Splendid Panoramic Views . ! LIFE, CHARACTER AND SCENERY ‘Children under 1% years--Half Price. Tickets to be had at the principal, Bookstores ner tenetn as Ma Piet Class ResPe aT ecbery ¢ ‘The Restaurant will alwaye: be’ uupplied with ail the delicacies the market affords. Cakes, Pies and Bread of sil kinds eonstantly om hand. 3 She piteringe ARS Sab SON ALEX. GAULT. — Nevada, Oct. MHh—tf HERIFrY’S eaLE Fy virtue ry a an exe§ cution to me deliv out of the Hon. Slee teen ofthe aah dudicial District. in an@ for the county of Nevada, State of Califor1 rong pre oll 1863, in favor of 4 atks & the Consolidated Min Co. for Peg oa of $6,676 with -interest cn sum atthe rate of ten per cent per annum jon of together.with all éosta of suit. . Ihave apon all the right, title and interest of defendants in and to the foljowing described property, to-wit oeg Pee eéra en eae nodag Cole Slate, located at Columbia Hill, Revede evunty, Cai. tegether with the ravine known as the New York Ravine, extending from the upper ant of said claims down to Knapp vr Spring Creek.— gether with tel phe hos = er egraphs, all appurtenances cunto belonging. The above is entitled to a credit of §2,372 ven that { will expone to Notice is ley public sale, all t e described property: to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on TU ESDAY, Nov. wiees Mander my hand, this 8th day Oct. 1863. ee BRON LION, — Niles Searls, Atty. g FIRST MEETING —or THE— . eerie JOCKEY CLUB & OVER THE Glenbrook Race oaek NEVADA orry, Cal. Tharsday, October 15th. A Purse of $460 free fer all Horsesnr $260. Friday, October 16th. A Trotting Race for First Class County Horses, best 3 in 5, for $300. ' A Running Race, free for the State, mile heats, best 2 in 3, for $300. = Saturday, Oct. 17th. 23 oe a Zin 3, Free for the State. ne Saul Levy. on Broad Street, Cupyie Oe Eateoel, Reshange, will be die Pda ea : = By order of the Club, New Furniture at Auction. ¢ Warr, President. : : E. P. Ma i tot ana catiee new stock of Meme Nevada. Octoter sth. CENTRE MARKET. ern plied with SATURDAY, October 10th; fF Sey “At 11 o'clock. ah conn nef "Perk, ~~ uae em, Food Mutton, _. Bureaus, ee Pe Veal, &e.. Rocking Chairs, _ 4 ‘Which wil be wold at the Lowent rates, Marble T Tables, &o. &e. ek es Ceeiee a Meee. CHEWING TOBACCO. ror anes pbuh Lies 2 A Purse ef $450, twe mile heats; dest CENTRE MARENMT isa still supNEW YORK PATENT PRESSED T said raviné to7t, FALI RACES. . aides atk 3 {NOTICE ico vhavevens “Fo and from, SILVER ‘MOUNTADE, VIRGINIA CITY, ee inyjted to examine the IMMENSE STOCK OF — ! Furnishing Goods ! HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS AND VALISES,. ; At the Popular Shen of S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. we VERY LATEST STYLES OF FALL & WINTER CLOTHING Are now being recei ved and For Sale at New York Prices! GOLD HILL, ' AURORA, VIRGINIA, SAN FRANCISCO. i y) Wholesale and Retail siictecs im * 3 BATES & McCORMIOK, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. ‘ \ at \ DRUGS and BOOKS, ei \ \ METROPOLITAN AND _CORN: EXCHANCE INSURANCE. COMPANIES . ! father Xi Gite in good standing, and Merchandise, Furniture, &c. On the most Reasp rable Terms. rv BLOCK & ce. : "Cerner of Pine & Commercial Sereett “Nevada, Oct: iste Noir: ‘a him not ge the habit o BeactT! The Beard ing and per culean jot the new . : put te the of the. re ‘woman; w several ma county w and one bj to be blind what is w beautifuily ulation ste ifornta, e1 ment, it is ‘WATER the agent eay that ti dnd all pe of the wor sprinkling will herea: _ ere found ply cut of this step i ter must . flagration. Ross . zens, ladi the lectur at the th suppose . would not lecture, 4 }