October 16, 1864 (4 pages)

ve SUNDAY MORNING, anes FOR PRESIDENT, OCT. 16th.: = —— FOR VICE PRESIDENT. . ANDREW JOANBSON. ELECTORS? : J.@. MeCALium, of El Dorado. °° §. Baannan, of San Francisto. ‘ '@. MACLAY, of Satith Clita. W. W. CRANE, of Alameda. W. OLIVER, Of Siskiyou. = For Congress. ‘Second ot. Wim. Hiary. . Third ~** JOHN BIpbwiLn. ee , For Supervisér—Third Distriet, wy WM, MeDONALD, of Columia Hil,_ig Prestnr Peace ts a Miri.—We dislike to say anything more! wporthe subject of peace. The thing is atale apd people are tized of it. We think that there is nothing 80 foolish in.ancient mythology or in modern humbugs as the cry, peace! peace! or the existence of a peace party at the present. time. “Peace must be had by erushing the’ rebellion or by letting the rebellim crush the nation These are.the only ‘conditions upon which it is possible to have peace. It you have it upon the second of these propo« sitions, namely, by Jetting the rebellion crush the nation, What 18 the result? Separation . inevitable. ~Tlaving allowed the slave States to leave you have established a precedent for the subdivision of the remaining States, atid ina short time the United States ~ would be broken up inte small, unimportant 54 pey sections, like the States of Gennany, weak and growing weaker with the advance of time. g a In’ the first place, separation would eatabs lish a line between the Contederacy and the United States which would include within the former all that country south’of the Obio river, south of the north line of-the Missouri, for the dividing line in the West, including the new State of West Virginia: and the southern portion of the old State. This would be the territorial result of peace at the preseut time. Of its political and moral ‘effects no tongue can tell, no pen can’ write. “After giving new. life to the rebellious sentiment of the South and permitting it to have its own way, to build np a military power while we allow ours to dissolve, to again Save possession of the forts and arsenals of ithe United Statés, again to control the naresume its wonted impudence, its-demand for territory. its claim: for imaginary rights, and another war, which would draw from the country literally every man and every dollar to overcome the advantage we had allowed this damnable rebellion to obtain, would be inevitable. No sane man can doubt but that one more Democratic adminjetration would. have ruined the country, and there is no wan, who is nota candidate for an insxne saylum, or who ought to be one, but who knowa a peace administration would ruin it now. Let us then have peace upon the firet proposition by crushing the rebellion. Let: the cry then be war, war to the hilt war till the Isat rebel musket shall have been fired and the last regiment shall have lad down theirarme. =, —_——— OF the” gold shipped out of the State, $13,745,276 07 went to New York, and $23,339,870 07 to England. Nearly twice av ihuch gold bas heen sent to New York this youras Was sent Inet. a ‘ > —_____ .THE. preponderance of arrivala over des partures by sea has added 11,819 people to our population—not.se much, however, by. 4,617 ne was added te the population during the éorresponding peried of the year pres vious, ' : i a DURING the last nine monthe the people of thie State have paid for freight on “—~ mponted. tie nice little sum ef $5,999,183; agvins te B3I.322.464 for the corresponding hfe yeor previona, ie yaa) ~ ra a SENATOR CONNwSS will leave this State cfor the East on the ppposition steamer which sails on the 10th inet. geet ae Ae TREASURE.—Tie amount of treasure ~ahipped East on the steamer which left San Francisco on the 13th, woe $1,204,744, CHier Jusvice Tan ey, died at Washingten City, D.C., on the evening of -Octos ber 12th, aged eighty-eeven yeare, fo) Gov. Low hueppiwtea Henry Carlton, Jrite the offies oF “Commnigsioner of the Funded Debt, vice De. CG. M. Hiteheves, Whege term bee expred by limitation, Dr Hreveock wie ppoint d by Gev Downey as me A Laie D 2 y Telegraph 10 TRE DAILY TRANSCRIPT From the “Associated Press. Sonne The Latest Eastern News! New York, Oct. 15. Washington despatch says the rebels attempted to pierce our lines by an attack 3 3 igen age, eee ast Se ~ . Arrivals et the tional Exchange Hotel, D STREET..,.NEVADA CITY i mpenmemnnenetanall LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors, Fray, October 14th. BE “Phe Uni in majority in Ohio, including the soldiers yote, will probably be 85,000. 17 Congressmen elected. Ace A purty of guerrillas captured train on the Baltimoreand Ohio Railroad, robbed the passengers «nd burned the tars. The battle of Friday created great excite. ment in Richmond. The Ezamiiner says = SS ges the taking of men from their occupation by force. he : Gold 213 and 245. e ————— THe largest portion of our eXpérta go to the Eartern States, next largest to Mexico,’ next-to China. and next to British Columbia. We sent during nine months nenrly three millions more of gold to Evglaid than tu all the rest ofthe world. That which goes to “nglaud is, however, distributed through France sm! Germary, ay we ship no gold direct to those countries. There is nothing to show the value of our nuports, farther than we ean judge by the value of eur_exports. Our total exs ports, including treasure, merchandis® etc,, for the year, up to the first instant, amount to $53,835,714 76. a teen cnt Tue, Upion chronicles the arrival of many fine hoFses to compete for prizes and purses: at the State Fair, which commences morrow. tuCe Not Fisuy.—The. fishermen of San Francisco are still ona strike, and no fish m market. How can the “aristocracy” stand it? : = — _ OvR Disparcnes.—A contemptible set of curs, whose snarling is beard upon every corner of the streets, have been. engaged in low abuse of us because we publish the Kastern news as it comes te us from our reporter. We publish precisely the same news that comes to the Appeal up to the hour of our going to press, for our reporter is the same ae etnployéd by that paper. ‘The dispatches published von a slip, and which we gave to our subscribers the other morning, were all ithe Sacramento Union, and were adi the Union received until atter the office bere was closed. We pay for every line of news we gét and endeavor te give our readers the benefitof the latest.news we receive whatever may be its character. The figures we had, have all appeated in the Sacramento Union, the San Francisco Bulletin, and the Maryavills Appeal. It dispatehes eontradiet®ry in character should come, we are not te blame for it. The same thinPhas occurred time and again with all news papers, both oo thé Atlantic const and this. The men who bave been creaking about our publisling the latest dispatches may suffer with paina in the stomach until they walk the streets. doubled. , Their growling can’t hurt us any wpre than the snarling of any other curs. We are determined that whenever news comes over the wires our readera eholl have the benefit of as eurly as possible, We rejoice as much ag any wan in the State at Uniow wetoties whether at the ballot box or on the field and hate we much 48 any ain te publish bad news. But deciuse We publish dispatches as a newspeper, the idea that we faver er indorse them is a new one in uewapaper history. Preacmye.—Ree. H. Cummings will Preach at the Congregational Church day, werving and evening. tos ll A MAN named James L. Grabam woe eeciousty, and probably fatally stabbed, in Snchunento on the 10th inst. OL “beet At This! A —_ Tarecular meetine of the Nevada Light Guard, held at theihArmory on Friday evening. Oet. Mth, 1864, privates Chas F, Miller, bein ride” perie Kent and detinguent es and fives to the amount of $49 50 ans : from the Company,‘ and the Cl have notice of the same published ia DA DAILY TRANSCRIVT and Nevada ! . zetteforone week. ——_ Win. Scott who was delinquent in dues. tthe amount of $6 was expelled on Friday evenin> wee ti he “Priva Also at the meeting on t i4th inet Gee. Nerison havheas been found guilty of ai, loyalty a committee appointed on 1 was expelled by a unanimous vote of ihe Com — peny, and a committee appointed to *seort him cut of the Armory. GRO, 8. WATSON, aw 1350) gud bie he ithy office tour years, negroes are impressed into service, ond ure . A. Pierce Phi hia John Hadley San Juan J Howlett lowa ¥ Spooner do E Judson San Francis R Abbey 2 do J 8 Doe do * Bookwaiter doF Floyd Virginia . Geo Parrish You Bet M Phillips do J Brass Marysyille -J3 Payn-doe FP Jones ~~~ ~do. E Lanrance do F Leiton Sacramento Jotin Brown do. D Robinson do ~ J Colligham do M Ward Folsom A Holand do J Fish: Washington DCalt de— 1. tfaynes Napa city é-Bergin —_-——do--B Shanklin Goid Bar RK Biack Col Hill Ba BL ements . W Horton Deer creek enry Wai _ de M Baird Virginia W Dayis-Grass Valley _ + = UMMONS,—State of California, county of s Nevada. 88 —District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Distriet-of-saii State. The People of the State of Californik, toJ Pollard. S.~Demp sey aud O M. Levendge d°fendants, and B Wood, D. Norrie, C. Kosendate, J. Henderadn, 8S. H. Dikeman and the Nevada Water Company made defendants, that their righ's may be protested, Greeting You are hereby -summon ed. to appear and snswer to the—complaint of Fi . F. Saidep within ten days from the ‘service of this writ, If served on yon in this county. and within twenty days ifserved on you in this Dis-trict-and ont of this coun-y,; and within‘ forty days if served on im the state afd gut of this Digtrict.1n an action commenced on the16th ay of October, 1844 in eaid Court, to obtain a he of this Court for the forectonare'of a tertain mortgaye;bearing date the Sth day of April, 1860, exe-uted by do fendants J. Poliard, 8S. Dempsey and O M_ Loveridge, composing the Caleconia Company, to said F. F. Seiden, and for the sale of the premises tirerefn, and in said compiaint particularly mentioned and de seribed, and the application of the moneys aris ing: from such sale to the payment of the amount due 01a certaia promissory note setforth in said complaint. made and delivered to plaintiff Seiden by defendents Pollard. Dempsey und Loveridgc, bearing eveu date with said Mort gage amd thereby intended té be secured, to wit; The sum of $2,500 with interest thereon from the 25th day of February, 1843, at the rate of two and a half per cent per month till paid ; in gold aud silver colm of the U.S. State—counsel fees of 10 per cent on amount due—and if any deficiency shall remain alter applying all of said motiey®. properly so ipplieable thereto; then that plaintHf may have execution therefor against the said last named Defendants lao tha al! of said defendents ahd all and every person calming through or under dctendents subse quently to the date of plaintif’s mortgage and the commencement of this action. may be barred and foreclosed of all right, claim, lien and equit gaged premises, or any part thereof. and for ) Sach other and further relief; or both, in the. premises as may be just and equitable. And you are hereby notified that if you fall to #nswer sald compiaint as herein directed, plain” tiff will demand of the court the relief — for In testimony whereof, I, R. H —-Far} qubar clerk of.the District court aforesaid do hereunto set my hand and imress the seal of the salt. court, evada city, this —s séal at my office in 15th day of Oct, A D., Ye. R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By order of #fon. T. B. McFarland, Judge of the District court aforesaid. A true copy Attest “Re H. FARQUHAR, Clerk.” . By G. K. Farquhar, Dep. Plf’s. Att'y. oct 16 rev stamp A. A. Sargent. « Nevada Lodge, F. & A. M. Will mevt at their Hall, THIS, SUN DAY. EVENING, Oct. 16th, for Initiation. A. D. TOWER. See. Nevada, Oct. 16, GRAND UNION MEETINGS, LOYAL MEN, UNION MEN, GOOD MEN AND TRUE, RALLY TO THE RESCUE? “The lightning’s red glare, and borabs bursting in air, : Give proof through the night that our flag is still there. ] ON. HENRY EDGERTON and HON, JOHN F. SWIFT, will speak at the following timss avd places : ‘4 Stockton. .. co-ee Saturday, Oct. 16 SREPAMCUID. 0000 120s ccncces Wednesday, Oct. 19 Folsom.. eee Thoeraday, Get. 20 AUDUFBe ccs cocccecsnivescess Friday. Oct. 21 Grane Valleyeecs ccccusccccs «Saturday. Oct. 22 Nevada, . i. Be: Degksvepeee ye Monday, Oct. .4 Meryaville.. reecee oSetiere Ree Tuesday, Oct. 25 OO BRM. ccccccccccsccs ccccs W evinesday, Oct. 6 Oroville.. caxeacennsas ++. Thursday, Oct. 27 Bepiola. voccsecsecces Saturdiy Oct. 29 SuIsun..seeses -» Monday, Oct. 3) Helets cesswe geass. sseesenee Tuesday, Nov. 1 Further appointinents will be made in due Bea son. Committees and Clubs wi.! make proper arrangements A.J. BRYANA, Chairman Uaion State Central Committee Chas, Westinoreiaad, Secretary. GRAND SERIES PUBLIC MEETINGS! “Old Glory” Floais from the Outer Wallis! Union Men, Close Up Your Ranks. KBEP DRESS! HS SAM. BRANNAN AND HOS. J, E. VINTON, will address the citizens of California at the following times and places: Woodland, Yolo county. Thursday. Oct 13. Nicolaus, Suter, Friday, October Ith. Sacramento, Saturday, October l5th Forest Hill, Monday. October 17th, Dutch Flat, Tuesday, Oct isth. You Bet, Wednesday, -Oct.i9th. Nevada city, Thursday Uct, 20th. Grass Valley, Friday, Oct, 2), Folsom, Saturday. Oct. 22 Piacervilie, Monday; Oct. 24th. Jackson, Wednésday, ct. 6th. Lancha Plana, Thursday, Oct, 27th. Sau Andreas, Friday, Oct 2sth. Sonora, Saturday, Cet. 28th. It is desired that Union Committees and UnClubs in their reSpective places, make needpeaking will be in the evening. Let all Union m welcome these distinguished frends of Liberty Free Government.ect 16 Iw Company Cierk. * A. J. BREANT Ch'n State Centra? Com. d, See. of. redemption ingand to the said mert-1— oy gee one £ fg oe me ae NEW STOCK OF GOODS! Cheapest Store in the City ! towns that he has just received a very large stock of * PARLOR. a —AZpD— se a Cooking Stoves! Of various sizes and Styles. % —_—_— ‘CROCKERY WARE! “ert would calt particular attention of purchasers-to my aplendid'stock of : 3 Chamber ‘Setts, Glass Ware, Lamps, Vases, Dinner and Tea Sétts, &e. &e. A great varicty of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SPOONS, &c. Ke. TIN WARE, . Everything that is manufactured in this Line. Also on hand. “Wooden and Willow Waic! & BROOMS, BRUSHES, etc. . — MININC TOOLS, Consisting of Picks, Shovels, Hydrautie Pipes, Nozzles. Pans, ete, etc. Everything kept on hand that is usually: found in a first class Hardware and Crockery Ware Es tablishment. i cr" I will sell these Goods in the city ! CEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, sign of the Wooden Pitcher,’’—next door to. Haas & Co’s Store. Nevada, Oct. 14th—2m READ! READ! READ! YHALES E. MULLOY, at the Post Office is now making ap Clubs, for ail Eastern Magazines, Pictorials & Newspapers, Atlower i ices than subscribers ean get them in New York. Subscribers are Particularly reqaetien to call omety as ities neccesary to forward the lists Immediatelythat parties may be able to commence with the new volumes. The new volume of Harper’s commences in December and the others in January. All mag zines and papers promptly dal. vered. Nevada, Oct. 1&th A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer ia WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &e. Neatdoor to Weaver & Co's ou Broad Street Nevada, Nov. 19 DOMESTIC DYES, Assorted Calors. a For sale by Joseph M. Levey, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf A Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES, Drugs aud Chemicals. Just received and for sale by : Joseph iM. Leve¥, Corner of Commercial and Pine Streete. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf ‘ TO CONTRACTORS, pysrsseats for the building of Three Boiler Iren Cells in the county jail of Nevada cennty amd for the hanging of Iron Doors in jaul and in vaults of Court House, will be reecived by the Board of Supervisors Up to the figst Min day in November, 1864. Plans and information apply to WM -BETTIS, at the Court House. Ry er of the Rogrd of Supet visors. 07 R. H. FARQUUAR, County Clerk. Milwaukie Brewery.» No. 16 Spring Street, Nevada. ee W. DREYFUSS would inform the citizens es of Nevada county and his friends. that he is now prepared to furnish them with a supcrior article o; LAGER BEER ar tne Bevel = Bottle. Orders left at the e » On Spring Street, will be t — ee . promptly atfast > ™myl Ora +» TAYLOR, Attorney and Counscior at Law. QOuZICE— miu Street, Graas Valley. tite W.C. Pope’s Furniture Store. jeis F. PIM; PHYSICIAN. Office at J. M. Levey’ 1 . Fine n't m dirchaoin Store, = Estray. Cheaper than uny other Store®* Would respectfully inform the citizens . . = Nevada rity andall the surrounding {jie MAGNIFICENT STOCK -a hole through the Fall & Winter Clothing! Important Notice to the Gentlemen of Nevada! _ 8. HAAS & CO,, AVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND ; Fall and Winter Clothing! LATEST STYLES 1 Direct from New York City ' Havinga Tremendous Steck of CENTLEMEN’S COATS! Of cyery size, style. quality and color, . ° VESTS: a A splendid tot.of every kind, : The Largest and best stock ever brought here BOOTS ! Suitable for all seasons of the year! Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, A’ superb stock, We offer them for sale at Lower Rates than the same articles can be purchased for at any other House in this State! We invite particular attentjon of the citizens of Neyada and the surréunding towns te the. new stock of Clothing which we have just received all of the New York Latest Styles. — Give us call and we will guarantee satisfiction as to prices and quality of goods. S. HAAS & COMPANY, At the old stand on the cornpr of Pine.and Gommercial Streets, Nevada city. i The Place to buy FINE HAVANA CIGARS! ! —ONE-BIT, APIECE !1— ‘18 a? A. ROSENTHAL’S, On Pine street, next door te Hans & Ce. Nevada, Oct. 11th. ; FRUIT ! FRUIT! FRUIT! Albert Briggs, bp eas inform the citizens of Nevada that he receives daily at his stcres, Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, and Commercial St:, mext to Baruh’s Store,. The best Apples)\Grapes, Pears and also all Fruits im season. Ss —— VEGETABLES, He has always om hand a ful supply of Vegetables tresh from the garden. ~~ Prices very low and ye 7 depen F ality. The patronrge of the pu ully solicited. ef the best ic is.respectLost. J) REWARD !—Lost between Crock $25 er’sand the Half Mile House, on the Sacrainento road. a purse containing $160 in goldecoin. The purse coata‘ned amo other. pleces, atendollar piece, octagon shaped, with centers The fiuder will receive the above reward by returning the purse and money to J. FERRELL. orto this office ox House and Furniture fer Rent. fp residence of Jas. R. Patterson on Water street, with the Furniture is offered for Rent. Every convenience and comfort for a-sm all fam ily. Applyto A. W. POTTER, at the National Exehange Saloon. * sep30 R. FININCER & CO., Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WUOLESALE DEALERS in FINE BRANDIES, WINES, Siqgmore gasiaceiten': BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD STREET Nevada, Sept. 14th, Strayed. . a Phillips’ Ranet., a reqjcow with par tiaDy white flauk and iegs, a white spot in her foreheau, a round hule im ove ear and a eplit in the other ard bravded B. B on the left fore shoulder. Saidcow was raised by Luke McLaughlin on Selby Hill. . intelligence that will lead 0 her recovery will be rewarded by W. A. PHILLIPS septat C.M, BATES, .»° PHYSICIARN. : Dre ree ee arnt door te 3: BE. Lover's Drug Store, in the Masonic bull ding. a TE ' stated of tele Bet te The . to.con Tucsd Rae 5 2S cy Lineo decide TH ance Itiet for part o: and w Mir jecounts nese ir has be will tk Chure Pap debted supply the lat latest : Tue citizen Peter Jas. E David N. W. Patric Chaa. briok. Viel, J hoe, P Herse! M. AF Dis" Canal et alet be per Cou AM "F, A. advert . Mog This t youtht Every lanee ¢ kuivee outs, a Vigilan Salt L bangin man, t ing 8 érunk, the ac presen jength hundre _theae atworg “TH INTO ° of Col. th s m: Nidea je etructi denee . “the are Davis. made . of the expect fightin; AV Coppe: speak “old, ¢ are ea: work . brains. Tut \ work: their broom clean ¢ cause. the col and th

ve SUNDAY MORNING, anes FOR PRESIDENT, OCT. 16th.: = —— FOR VICE PRESIDENT. . ANDREW JOANBSON. ELECTORS? : J.@. MeCALium, of El Dorado. °° §. Baannan, of San Francisto. ‘ '@. MACLAY, of Satith Clita. W. W. CRANE, of Alameda. W. OLIVER, Of Siskiyou. = For Congress. ‘Second ot. Wim. Hiary. . Third ~** JOHN BIpbwiLn. ee , For Supervisér—Third Distriet, wy WM, MeDONALD, of Columia Hil,_ig Prestnr Peace ts a Miri.—We dislike to say anything more! wporthe subject of peace. The thing is atale apd people are tized of it. We think that there is nothing 80 foolish in.ancient mythology or in modern humbugs as the cry, peace! peace! or the existence of a peace party at the present. time. “Peace must be had by erushing the’ rebellion or by letting the rebellim crush the nation These are.the only ‘conditions upon which it is possible to have peace. It you have it upon the second of these propo« sitions, namely, by Jetting the rebellion crush the nation, What 18 the result? Separation . inevitable. ~Tlaving allowed the slave States to leave you have established a precedent for the subdivision of the remaining States, atid ina short time the United States ~ would be broken up inte small, unimportant 54 pey sections, like the States of Gennany, weak and growing weaker with the advance of time. g a In’ the first place, separation would eatabs lish a line between the Contederacy and the United States which would include within the former all that country south’of the Obio river, south of the north line of-the Missouri, for the dividing line in the West, including the new State of West Virginia: and the southern portion of the old State. This would be the territorial result of peace at the preseut time. Of its political and moral ‘effects no tongue can tell, no pen can’ write. “After giving new. life to the rebellious sentiment of the South and permitting it to have its own way, to build np a military power while we allow ours to dissolve, to again Save possession of the forts and arsenals of ithe United Statés, again to control the naresume its wonted impudence, its-demand for territory. its claim: for imaginary rights, and another war, which would draw from the country literally every man and every dollar to overcome the advantage we had allowed this damnable rebellion to obtain, would be inevitable. No sane man can doubt but that one more Democratic adminjetration would. have ruined the country, and there is no wan, who is nota candidate for an insxne saylum, or who ought to be one, but who knowa a peace administration would ruin it now. Let us then have peace upon the firet proposition by crushing the rebellion. Let: the cry then be war, war to the hilt war till the Isat rebel musket shall have been fired and the last regiment shall have lad down theirarme. =, —_——— OF the” gold shipped out of the State, $13,745,276 07 went to New York, and $23,339,870 07 to England. Nearly twice av ihuch gold bas heen sent to New York this youras Was sent Inet. a ‘ > —_____ .THE. preponderance of arrivala over des partures by sea has added 11,819 people to our population—not.se much, however, by. 4,617 ne was added te the population during the éorresponding peried of the year pres vious, ' : i a DURING the last nine monthe the people of thie State have paid for freight on “—~ mponted. tie nice little sum ef $5,999,183; agvins te B3I.322.464 for the corresponding hfe yeor previona, ie yaa) ~ ra a SENATOR CONNwSS will leave this State cfor the East on the ppposition steamer which sails on the 10th inet. geet ae Ae TREASURE.—Tie amount of treasure ~ahipped East on the steamer which left San Francisco on the 13th, woe $1,204,744, CHier Jusvice Tan ey, died at Washingten City, D.C., on the evening of -Octos ber 12th, aged eighty-eeven yeare, fo) Gov. Low hueppiwtea Henry Carlton, Jrite the offies oF “Commnigsioner of the Funded Debt, vice De. CG. M. Hiteheves, Whege term bee expred by limitation, Dr Hreveock wie ppoint d by Gev Downey as me A Laie D 2 y Telegraph 10 TRE DAILY TRANSCRIPT From the “Associated Press. Sonne The Latest Eastern News! New York, Oct. 15. Washington despatch says the rebels attempted to pierce our lines by an attack 3 3 igen age, eee ast Se ~ . Arrivals et the tional Exchange Hotel, D STREET....,..NEVADA CITY i mpenmemnnenetanall LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors, Fray, October 14th. BE “Phe Uni in majority in Ohio, including the soldiers yote, will probably be 85,000. 17 Congressmen elected. Ace A purty of guerrillas captured train on the Baltimoreand Ohio Railroad, robbed the passengers «nd burned the tars. The battle of Friday created great excite. ment in Richmond. The Ezamiiner says = SS ges the taking of men from their occupation by force. he : Gold 213 and 245. e ————— THe largest portion of our eXpérta go to the Eartern States, next largest to Mexico,’ next-to China. and next to British Columbia. We sent during nine months nenrly three millions more of gold to Evglaid than tu all the rest ofthe world. That which goes to “nglaud is, however, distributed through France sm! Germary, ay we ship no gold direct to those countries. There is nothing to show the value of our nuports, farther than we ean judge by the value of eur_exports. Our total exs ports, including treasure, merchandis® etc,, for the year, up to the first instant, amount to $53,835,714 76. a teen cnt Tue, Upion chronicles the arrival of many fine hoFses to compete for prizes and purses: at the State Fair, which commences morrow. tuCe Not Fisuy.—The. fishermen of San Francisco are still ona strike, and no fish m market. How can the “aristocracy” stand it? : = — _ OvR Disparcnes.—A contemptible set of curs, whose snarling is beard upon every corner of the streets, have been. engaged in low abuse of us because we publish the Kastern news as it comes te us from our reporter. We publish precisely the same news that comes to the Appeal up to the hour of our going to press, for our reporter is the same ae etnployéd by that paper. ‘The dispatches published von a slip, and which we gave to our subscribers the other morning, were all ithe Sacramento Union, and were adi the Union received until atter the office bere was closed. We pay for every line of news we gét and endeavor te give our readers the benefitof the latest.news we receive whatever may be its character. The figures we had, have all appeated in the Sacramento Union, the San Francisco Bulletin, and the Maryavills Appeal. It dispatehes eontradiet®ry in character should come, we are not te blame for it. The same thinPhas occurred time and again with all news papers, both oo thé Atlantic const and this. The men who bave been creaking about our publisling the latest dispatches may suffer with paina in the stomach until they walk the streets. doubled. , Their growling can’t hurt us any wpre than the snarling of any other curs. We are determined that whenever news comes over the wires our readera eholl have the benefit of as eurly as possible, We rejoice as much ag any wan in the State at Uniow wetoties whether at the ballot box or on the field and hate we much 48 any ain te publish bad news. But deciuse We publish dispatches as a newspeper, the idea that we faver er indorse them is a new one in uewapaper history. Preacmye.—Ree. H. Cummings will Preach at the Congregational Church day, werving and evening. tos ll A MAN named James L. Grabam woe eeciousty, and probably fatally stabbed, in Snchunento on the 10th inst. OL “beet At This! A —_ Tarecular meetine of the Nevada Light Guard, held at theihArmory on Friday evening. Oet. Mth, 1864, privates Chas F, Miller, bein ride” perie Kent and detinguent es and fives to the amount of $49 50 ans : from the Company,‘ and the Cl have notice of the same published ia DA DAILY TRANSCRIVT and Nevada ! . zetteforone week. ——_ Win. Scott who was delinquent in dues. tthe amount of $6 was expelled on Friday evenin> wee ti he “Priva Also at the meeting on t i4th inet Gee. Nerison havheas been found guilty of ai, loyalty a committee appointed on 1 was expelled by a unanimous vote of ihe Com — peny, and a committee appointed to *seort him cut of the Armory. GRO, 8. WATSON, aw 1350) gud bie he ithy office tour years, negroes are impressed into service, ond ure . A. Pierce Phi hia John Hadley San Juan J Howlett lowa ¥ Spooner do E Judson San Francis R Abbey 2 do J 8 Doe do * Bookwaiter doF Floyd Virginia . Geo Parrish You Bet M Phillips do J Brass Marysyille -J3 Payn-doe FP Jones ~~~ ~do. E Lanrance do F Leiton Sacramento Jotin Brown do. D Robinson do ~ J Colligham do M Ward Folsom A Holand do J Fish: Washington DCalt de— 1. tfaynes Napa city é-Bergin —_-——do--B Shanklin Goid Bar RK Biack Col Hill Ba BL ements . W Horton Deer creek enry Wai _ de M Baird Virginia W Dayis-Grass Valley _ + = UMMONS,—State of California, county of s Nevada. 88 —District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Distriet-of-saii State. The People of the State of Californik, toJ Pollard. S.~Demp sey aud O M. Levendge d°fendants, and B Wood, D. Norrie, C. Kosendate, J. Henderadn, 8S. H. Dikeman and the Nevada Water Company made defendants, that their righ's may be protested, Greeting You are hereby -summon ed. to appear and snswer to the—complaint of Fi . F. Saidep within ten days from the ‘service of this writ, If served on yon in this county. and within twenty days ifserved on you in this Dis-trict-and ont of this coun-y,; and within‘ forty days if served on im the state afd gut of this Digtrict.1n an action commenced on the16th ay of October, 1844 in eaid Court, to obtain a he of this Court for the forectonare'of a tertain mortgaye;bearing date the Sth day of April, 1860, exe-uted by do fendants J. Poliard, 8S. Dempsey and O M_ Loveridge, composing the Caleconia Company, to said F. F. Seiden, and for the sale of the premises tirerefn, and in said compiaint particularly mentioned and de seribed, and the application of the moneys aris ing: from such sale to the payment of the amount due 01a certaia promissory note setforth in said complaint. made and delivered to plaintiff Seiden by defendents Pollard. Dempsey und Loveridgc, bearing eveu date with said Mort gage amd thereby intended té be secured, to wit; The sum of $2,500 with interest thereon from the 25th day of February, 1843, at the rate of two and a half per cent per month till paid ; in gold aud silver colm of the U.S. State—counsel fees of 10 per cent on amount due—and if any deficiency shall remain alter applying all of said motiey®. properly so ipplieable thereto; then that plaintHf may have execution therefor against the said last named Defendants lao tha al! of said defendents ahd all and every person calming through or under dctendents subse quently to the date of plaintif’s mortgage and the commencement of this action. may be barred and foreclosed of all right, claim, lien and equit gaged premises, or any part thereof. and for ) Sach other and further relief; or both, in the. premises as may be just and equitable. And you are hereby notified that if you fall to #nswer sald compiaint as herein directed, plain” tiff will demand of the court the relief — for In testimony whereof, I, R. H —-Far} qubar clerk of.the District court aforesaid do hereunto set my hand and imress the seal of the salt. court, evada city, this —s séal at my office in 15th day of Oct, A D., Ye. R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By order of #fon. T. B. McFarland, Judge of the District court aforesaid. A true copy Attest “Re H. FARQUHAR, Clerk.” . By G. K. Farquhar, Dep. Plf’s. Att'y. oct 16 rev stamp A. A. Sargent. « Nevada Lodge, F. & A. M. Will mevt at their Hall, THIS, SUN DAY. EVENING, Oct. 16th, for Initiation. A. D. TOWER. See. Nevada, Oct. 16, GRAND UNION MEETINGS, LOYAL MEN, UNION MEN, GOOD MEN AND TRUE, RALLY TO THE RESCUE? “The lightning’s red glare, and borabs bursting in air, : Give proof through the night that our flag is still there. ] ON. HENRY EDGERTON and HON, JOHN F. SWIFT, will speak at the following timss avd places : ‘4 Stockton.. ... co-ee Saturday, Oct. 16 SREPAMCUID. 0000 120s ccncces Wednesday, Oct. 19 Folsom... eee Thoeraday, Get. 20

AUDUFBe ccs cocccecsnivescess Friday. Oct. 21 Grane Valleyeecs ccccusccccs «Saturday. Oct. 22 Nevada, . i.. Be: Degksvepeee ye Monday, Oct. .4 Meryaville... reecee oSetiere Ree Tuesday, Oct. 25 OO BRM. ccccccccccsccs ccccs W evinesday, Oct. 6 Oroville... caxeacennsas ++. Thursday, Oct. 27 Bepiola. voccsecsecces Saturdiy Oct. 29 SuIsun...seeses -» Monday, Oct. 3) Helets cesswe geass. sseesenee Tuesday, Nov. 1 Further appointinents will be made in due Bea son. Committees and Clubs wi.! make proper arrangements A.J. BRYANA, Chairman Uaion State Central Committee Chas, Westinoreiaad, Secretary. GRAND SERIES PUBLIC MEETINGS! “Old Glory” Floais from the Outer Wallis! Union Men, Close Up Your Ranks. KBEP DRESS! HS SAM. BRANNAN AND HOS. J, E. VINTON, will address the citizens of California at the following times and places: Woodland, Yolo county. Thursday. Oct 13. Nicolaus, Suter, Friday, October Ith. Sacramento, Saturday, October l5th Forest Hill, Monday. October 17th, Dutch Flat, Tuesday, Oct isth. You Bet, Wednesday, -Oct.i9th. Nevada city, Thursday Uct, 20th. Grass Valley, Friday, Oct, 2), Folsom, Saturday. Oct. 22 Piacervilie, Monday; Oct. 24th. Jackson, Wednésday, ct. 6th. Lancha Plana, Thursday, Oct, 27th. Sau Andreas, Friday, Oct 2sth. Sonora, Saturday, Cet. 28th. It is desired that Union Committees and UnClubs in their reSpective places, make needpeaking will be in the evening. Let all Union m welcome these distinguished frends of Liberty Free Government.ect 16 Iw Company Cierk. * A. J. BREANT Ch'n State Centra? Com. d, See. of. redemption ingand to the said mert-1— oy gee one £ fg oe me ae NEW STOCK OF GOODS! Cheapest Store in the City ! towns that he has just received a very large stock of * PARLOR. a —AZpD— se a Cooking Stoves! Of various sizes and Styles. % —_—_— ‘CROCKERY WARE! “ert would calt particular attention of purchasers-to my aplendid'stock of : 3 Chamber ‘Setts, Glass Ware, Lamps, Vases, Dinner and Tea Sétts, &e. &e. A great varicty of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, SPOONS, &c. Ke. TIN WARE, . Everything that is manufactured in this Line. Also on hand. “Wooden and Willow Waic! & BROOMS, BRUSHES, etc. . — MININC TOOLS, Consisting of Picks, Shovels, Hydrautie Pipes, Nozzles. Pans, ete, etc. Everything kept on hand that is usually: found in a first class Hardware and Crockery Ware Es tablishment. i cr" I will sell these Goods in the city ! CEO. E. TURNER, PINE STREET, sign of the Wooden Pitcher,’’—next door to. Haas & Co’s Store. Nevada, Oct. 14th—2m READ! READ! READ! YHALES E. MULLOY, at the Post Office is now making ap Clubs, for ail Eastern Magazines, Pictorials & Newspapers, Atlower i ices than subscribers ean get them in New York. Subscribers are Particularly reqaetien to call omety as ities neccesary to forward the lists Immediatelythat parties may be able to commence with the new volumes. The new volume of Harper’s commences in December and the others in January. All mag zines and papers promptly dal. vered. Nevada, Oct. 1&th A. ISOARD, Wholesale dealer ia WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c., &e. Neatdoor to Weaver & Co's ou Broad Street Nevada, Nov. 19 DOMESTIC DYES, Assorted Calors. a For sale by Joseph M. Levey, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf A Complete Assortment of PATENT MEDICINES, Drugs aud Chemicals. Just received and for sale by : Joseph iM. Leve¥, Corner of Commercial and Pine Streete. Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf ‘ TO CONTRACTORS, pysrsseats for the building of Three Boiler Iren Cells in the county jail of Nevada cennty amd for the hanging of Iron Doors in jaul and in vaults of Court House, will be reecived by the Board of Supervisors Up to the figst Min day in November, 1864. Plans and information apply to WM -BETTIS, at the Court House. Ry er of the Rogrd of Supet visors. 07 R. H. FARQUUAR, County Clerk. Milwaukie Brewery..» No. 16 Spring Street, Nevada. ee W. DREYFUSS would inform the citizens es of Nevada county and his friends. that he is now prepared to furnish them with a supcrior article o; LAGER BEER ar tne Bevel = Bottle. Orders left at the e » On Spring Street, will be t — ee . promptly atfast > ™myl Ora +» TAYLOR, Attorney and Counscior at Law. QOuZICE— miu Street, Graas Valley. tite W.C. Pope’s Furniture Store. jeis F. PIM; PHYSICIAN. Office at J. M. Levey’ 1 . Fine n't m dirchaoin Store, = Estray. Cheaper than uny other Store®* Would respectfully inform the citizens . . = Nevada rity andall the surrounding {jie MAGNIFICENT STOCK -a hole through the Fall & Winter Clothing! Important Notice to the Gentlemen of Nevada! _ 8. HAAS & CO,, AVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND ; Fall and Winter Clothing! LATEST STYLES 1 Direct from New York City ' Havinga Tremendous Steck of CENTLEMEN’S COATS! Of cyery size, style. quality and color, . ° VESTS: a A splendid tot.of every kind, : The Largest and best stock ever brought here BOOTS ! Suitable for all seasons of the year! Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, A’ superb stock, We offer them for sale at Lower Rates than the same articles can be purchased for at any other House in this State! We invite particular attentjon of the citizens of Neyada and the surréunding towns te the. new stock of Clothing which we have just received all of the New York Latest Styles. — Give us call and we will guarantee satisfiction as to prices and quality of goods. S. HAAS & COMPANY, At the old stand on the cornpr of Pine.and Gommercial Streets, Nevada city. i The Place to buy FINE HAVANA CIGARS! ! —ONE-BIT, APIECE !1— ‘18 a? A. ROSENTHAL’S, On Pine street, next door te Hans & Ce. Nevada, Oct. 11th. ; FRUIT ! FRUIT! FRUIT! Albert Briggs, bp eas inform the citizens of Nevada that he receives daily at his stcres, Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, and Commercial St:, mext to Baruh’s Store,. The best Apples)\Grapes, Pears and also all Fruits im season. Ss —— VEGETABLES, He has always om hand a ful supply of Vegetables tresh from the garden. ~~ Prices very low and ye 7 depen F ality. The patronrge of the pu ully solicited. ef the best ic is.respectLost. J) REWARD !—Lost between Crock $25 er’sand the Half Mile House, on the Sacrainento road. a purse containing $160 in goldecoin. The purse coata‘ned amo other. pleces, atendollar piece, octagon shaped, with centers The fiuder will receive the above reward by returning the purse and money to J. FERRELL. orto this office ox House and Furniture fer Rent. fp residence of Jas. R. Patterson on Water street, with the Furniture is offered for Rent. Every convenience and comfort for a-sm all fam ily. Applyto A. W. POTTER, at the National Exehange Saloon. * sep30 R. FININCER & CO., Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WUOLESALE DEALERS in FINE BRANDIES, WINES, Siqgmore gasiaceiten': BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD STREET Nevada, Sept. 14th, Strayed. . a Phillips’ Ranet., a reqjcow with par tiaDy white flauk and iegs, a white spot in her foreheau, a round hule im ove ear and a eplit in the other ard bravded B. B on the left fore shoulder. Saidcow was raised by Luke McLaughlin on Selby Hill. . intelligence that will lead 0 her recovery will be rewarded by W. A. PHILLIPS septat C.M, BATES, .»° PHYSICIARN. : Dre ree ee arnt door te 3: BE. Lover's Drug Store, in the Masonic bull ding.. a TE ' stated of tele Bet te The . to.con Tucsd Rae 5 2S cy Lineo decide TH ance Itiet for part o: and w Mir jecounts nese ir has be will tk Chure Pap debted supply the lat latest : Tue citizen Peter Jas. E David N. W. Patric Chaa. briok. Viel, J hoe, P Herse! M. AF Dis" Canal et alet be per Cou AM "F, A. advert . Mog This t youtht Every lanee ¢ kuivee outs, a Vigilan Salt L bangin man, t ing 8 érunk, the ac presen jength hundre _theae atworg “TH INTO ° of Col. th s m: Nidea je etructi denee . “the are Davis. made . of the expect fightin; AV Coppe: speak “old, ¢ are ea: work . brains. Tut \ work: their broom clean ¢ cause. the col and th