October 22, 1863 (4 pages)

~: force in spite of the recent supposed deple~ mauga. ~~ dieate confidence vn the part of the rebels ~ at Chattanooga. 6. ' nieated to the rebel authorities, so that they whole, pocketing the proceeds of the salo, tox ~~ @d against money, and all the evidence that cares erage ea P Fr: Revada Bui Zranseript THURSDAY une, OCT, 22nd. City and County Official Press Tne SITUATION —Again the rebels.in all quarters display great activity. In ‘Virginia tle doubt 4s entertained that Lee is in large tion of his army to make the fight at ChickaBragg too is not idle, nur does he give any sure signs of weakness, The raid of a heavy force under Buckner ‘northward to Kentucky, would seem, to in-~ ‘If their army at that point were in danger of being overwhelmed by Rosecrahs no detachments could be spared for long forays like that undertaken by Buckner. Where has the strength ofthe rebels come from that they are-able to take the aggres+ ‘sive in two or three places at once? Have the designs of our Government been commu know no danger is threatened at Mobile, Sas vannah, anda half a dozen other points, and are thereby enabled to withdraw all their forces from those places and concentrate them at Chattanooga and off ‘the Rappahans nock 1 e Probably Johnson's forces are mostly incorporated with Bragg’s, and in all probabil ity the prisoners paroled at Vicksburg. and Port Hudson are in arms again in front of Rosecrans, The enforcement of .the rebel conscription ‘act has also supplied the Southern army with a great many men. The policy of the rebels making gréat-ef. fort just before the cold weather sets in is correct. If they can stop the progress of the Union arms, and put our afwies on the defensive, the prestige is something and may last through the winter when no very active operations will take place. Already Roses crans has fallback from his most advanced position to Chattanooga, Meade has retreated toward Washington, and ‘thé Ironsides has beet injured ut Charleston. All this serves to give a little hope to the Confederacy and its sympathisers, The capture.of Charleston, a slates by Meade, or better than all, the crushing of Bragg by Rosecrans, would be a staggering blow tothe rebels. We needa victory. An Imporrant Surr.—The much talked . Of suit involving the title to a large share of the so-called Comstock lead, has been coms menced in the 12th Dats Guu of San Francisco, before Judge Loredzo Sawyer. The allegations of the plaintiffs are: That two brothers, Hoeea B. Grosch and E. Allen Grosch loested the ledge in 1857 and took ores from the same. That Hosea Groscb ‘That the surviving brother left the “leidge and his claim in the hands of Comstock who took metals from the mine of great value. That Comstock wad to have one quarter of the whole for tuking care of the intereste of the brothers. But he sold out the gether with all the metal extracted. ‘The suit is brought to recover rights said to be. vested in the brothers: Grosch or their heirs. The suit was couimenced on Saturday last; and we notice that the prices of steck in the Ophir and Gould & Curry have declined heavily, ‘which isan indication that the occupanta. of those mines have-not the fullest confidence in the legality of their claims re has been formed in San Francisco the Grosch Conse lidated Gold and _ Silver Mining Company. Heavy capitalists have embirKed in it, and some ‘of the men would not be engaged in the business unless convinced that the Grosch claim had some foundation in fact. 1t 18 under the auspices ofthis company that the suit has been commenced. Itisa suitin which money is pitt can be obtained will be procured. a BERIAN 18 going to starta Democratic paper at Sim Francisco. Itis. about -titne-to } ~ staré anew one, the old ones are dying 80 fuat, or the breed would soon be extinct. The spasms preceding death are plainly visix ble. If it don’t kick the bucket soon we miss our guess. “ ' Goon Ipra—It ay proposed thut the con~ vention about to meet te form a constitution for the State of Washoe, insert a clause in the instrumeat: acknowledging the ‘paramount allegiagee, of the people of the new Setetalhe Geta THE ELEction, —Not much interest was ‘shown in the election of yesterday. But ‘tow comparatively took the trouble to go to the polls. -This is not as it should be.— When a whole Supreme bench is elected every citizen should be alive to the importance of the election. The Judiciary is the must vital part of the Government. and should, therefore, be-the more carefully pros: tected. But separating the judicial election from the political, robs it of all its interest. Though the judicial offices.are really the most important, the masses seer toregard them as of the least possible consequence,— The vote yesterday is ag indication of the San Francisco HoTe“s Prices.—The Lick Hotise, Kuss House; ‘Tehama, Brovk~ lyn, International and American Exchange hotets, in San Francisco publish that in conse~ been compelled to pay their employes. they must advance their prices. The Occidental this house haw slways been higher priced than any of the other hotels in that diy. The have advertised a change 1s 50 cents aday. Hereafter the regular terms of the Russ and Lick Houses will be $38 day for each resi-« dent The-otber hotels advertising are secs ond rate houses, and theit terms somewhat lower. The new regular rates at the International, Broo and American Exchange are $2 50 a day. The-rate-at the Occideninterest the public manifests in a judicial} tal has been $3 a day since it opened. election. It is true che country is largely depopulated by silver exeitements, there is not so great a disparity between the population now and what it was at the late political election as there is between the vote now and vote then. Hundreds have staid at home, and if incompetent or corrupt judgges have been elected by the negligence, we shall not regret it if the evils fall only on the laggards, The vote of the State wll be undoubtedly. . , light. Wedoubt if mére ‘than. forty thous» sand votes are cast. If thetebel sym pathizers were thoroughly drilled and brought out, the result would have been disastrous. We suppose from the indications about us that the Union ticket has carried, but not much credit is due Unionists, if it be so.— It is only an accident fer “which we are thankful. If the whole State Government is in the hands of unconditional Union men, it is cause for congratulation. EASTERN News.—The Richmond papers report a detachment of Burnside’s army, consisting of 27 regiments mounted men having met the rebels at Greenville, Tenn., on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad; and followed them up on the line of the road to Abington in Virginia. The rebel loss was 300 killed and wounded the latter falling in~ to Federal hands, The railroad in that quar‘ter ia_probably in our possession. The Richmond Enquirer advocates the im~ prisonment of negroes as teamsters. The situation of Lee is not determined. His forces are active, and doing some dam< By dome it is thought Lee mneditates agrand cavalry raid into Maryland, while others think his activity isonly a ruse to occupy Meade’s attention while a strong detachment of hie~army is withdrawing to reinforce Bragg. The reports tu the Herald, which are always to be taken with several grains of allowance, are to the effect that the rebels are falling back upon the Rapidan and that our army offers battle by advancing. Gen: Grant has superseded Rosecrans as commander of the army of the Cumberland. Rosecrans is ordered to report at‘Cincinnati: The rebels are entirely out of Tennessee. * Gold 149, -_ oo New Secesu Journat.—Latham's im« pertation, Beriah Brown, announces that he 1s about to start a paper called the Democrat~ ic Press, out of the material of the Republic. Democracy.on the ruins :of me Republic is significant. FRANKING.No private citigens, high or low, can send aletter or document of any kind, or any other thing, to any officer or public man at Washington or elsewhere (excepting to members of the United States Senate and House of Representatives, the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk uf the House of Representatives,) without prepaying full postage thereon, whether such matter is upon officiul business of otherwise. He must prepay letters to the President of the United States, bis Cabinet officers aud all others in public stations with the above exceptions, ne 18 sa aN oe PRovosT Marshal Fry publishes the following « opinion of Judge Advocate Holt, for the information and guidance of all officers of the Provost Marshal General's bureau: “The right of a party drafted to insist on ‘his exemption from service. is a privilege which he may waive, and which he certainly does waive when he furnishes a aubstitute or pays the commutation. He cannet alter« ward be permite to retract that waiver.” Se perpen E ‘B. McCaum, editor of the Altouna (Penn.) Tribune, says he has received a “ticket of invitation to Uncle Sam’s balls a series of which are to come off in thetSouthero States during the “ensuing year. * re tF’George Barstow, Esq., nominated for Judge of the Fourth Judicial, Distriet Court . by the Union _Nominating Committee of San _— has declined being a candidate for nied in bis place who mepapeies but ; Acinestibinnienies THERES ia atown in the rear of the Arkansas line. and exactly on the Texas border line, called Ultima :Thule. This is where the ‘‘last ditch” is probably located. ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada, HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors. October 20, 1863. P Graham Sweetland Mre Saxby San Francis L W Curtis 8an Juan J V White Cherokee J Lou & w San Fran J R Clark Sacramento T McGuire do Jas Haworth wae’ G Lelo do M Nye O Dickinson do John Spencer Washing J Buck Sutter creek A$ Paul Virginia © Baleman do Simond do Miss Squairs do Mrs Polkmgham do J E Jones: do F Girmborn de TB gad You Bet Dr Hardy’ Moores Frank do H K Turner Red Dog Mrs Ofsbarn Moores’ -A G Turner do LF do . O Sampson Marysville ise JA Tinker Zine House J. McCue Liberty Hill W WN Kelly Chalk Biuf! KE Wheat do Mrs Sranley ono J Phillips Forést city Mrs Holk P Burris & w Moores JW Badler R Evans San Juan JM Hickey weseres B Bloomfield do R MsMurry Cherokee F Sanburn Folsom BANKING . NOTICE. O* AND AFTER t! the 1st day of November, 1863, we, the undersigned doing busi-ness as Bankers, agree to open Our places of business at 9 A. M. and close at5 P.M. & BIRDSEYE & CO. H.M 1B & Cu. GEO W. KIDD. , Nevada, Oct. 22. 2 PUBLIC AUCTION. FRIDAY, Oct. 23, 10 1-2 o’cI’k On Pine street, a few doors from S. Haas & Co's Clothing Store. A ath a ‘splendid lot of Furniture will be sold at the above time and place. It consists of Parlor Setts, Chamber Setts, Bed and Bedding, China Sett, Carpets, guod as new Parlor and Cooking Stoves, Extension Dining Table, ad Chairs, Sofas, Wardrobes, ° ‘ Bureaus, . What Not, =; Hat Rack, &o, &e. I. WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer. — FANILY GROCERY ST RE. A. BARUH. Opposite St. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada wil Informs the public that he wi constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, fine assortment of 8 usually found ma store ot that kind. His orsielen areall of the first quality and will be sold cheap forcash. He can alaye he found at his old stand on Commeréial stree Nevada, Nov. 16th. Cal. keep Use E. Goodwin & Bros. NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED CHEWINC TOBACCO. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. This ‘Tobacco is manufactured expressly for the Califorhia market : the peculiar fnanner in which it is put up keeping it always moist, and causing itto retain ite flavor any length of ime. i 3m-2p DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and. Mechanical Dentist, . Office—Corver of Bread and Pine Sprveta es Would in! EC} friends and OR as prepara nen call, ene Revie TEETH after having beco any ay an ee exposure ofthe nerve will be boinc mse causing pain. + 1 will warfant al — Se eltyen eo. —Vne _ MOTICE:. quescé of the additional wages they have . . as yethas made no change in its terms, but } rise upon previous rates by the hotels that . TRAVELERS 5 To and from -. REESE RIVER, HUMBOLDT. ESMERALDA, SILVER MOUNTAIN, VIRGINIA CITY, Are invited to examine the IMMENSE STOCK OF. . Clothing ! Furnishing Goods! HATS AND CAPs, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRU BAS AND VALISES, At the Popular House of S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Commercial and Pine. Streets. “THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF FALL & ‘WINTER CLOTHING se ‘kis now being received and For Sale at New York Prices! 8. HAAS & CO., Have Branch Stores at GOLD HILL, AURORA, VIRGINIA, SAN FRANCISCO. FIRE ! FIRE! We are Agents for the METROPOLITAN AND CORN EXCHANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES . . Roth New York offices in good standing, and we are prepared to insure Brick er Frame Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, &c. On the most Reasonable Terms A. BLOCK & CO., Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets. Nevada, Ort. 1st UNITED STATES BAKERY —AND— Groéeéty and Provision Store, J. W. GREENHAM, Wee LD respect fal!y inform his friends and the citizens of Nevada welt Towa to that End has purchased the above well and lar Hakery on. Pine-street, where he be found Pad toserve all who may ives with th air palrenege. E The best of Bread, Pies, Cakes, &c., always on hand. Everything in the: snraad and Provision line pert —e on hand for sale at reasona ie rates o2t A CARD. A VING sold out my Bakery ey Hanes Ree oer ee ae aod eT ye Clg Sas eee /3. x. Hanson & & C0’ COLUMN. = = 7 A. H, HANSON & COMPANY . No. 52 Broad ee. NEVADA. _ (AVE on HAND THE LARGEST it Stock of <j GROCERIES ‘AND PROVISIONS To be found in the mountains of California. ae LOUR—an endless quiity: always on hand F and for sale by . A. H. HANSON & CO. UGAR—Crushed, Pulverized and rains é a No. 1 quality, to be had of A. H. HANSON & CO. Wee — E sell cur Gooda for cash and at a small profit, ergo. thé large sules. ¥~~ A. H. HANSON & CO. iis 7 commando’ UTTER—The establishment has been in existence for 13 years and has always enjoyed the reputation of keeping on hand the best qual: ity of Butter, and the new firm are determined to maintain the good name. A. H. HANSON & CO. os HY TARRY, or go eleewhere when Case — the best in the, market, can be obtained of A. H. HANSON & CO; os ON’T cover your light under a bushel bask et, but call and obtain some of those UCandles—that no nerson meee be ashamed of—to be had of A, H. HANSON & CO:" H% ye that thirsteth after the fiesh pots of Egypt ; the place to suppiy your wants is A. Hi. HANSON & co. v f & EAS—an endless variety—the best there is in China, at -. A. H. HANSON & CO. Wir will ye drink slop made from burnt hard-tack, when the Coffees of Mocha. Java and Brazil, pure, aromatic and hfe giving can be had low at A. H. HANSON & CO. —— MERE is Fish, and Lard, and Beans, and. Dried Fruits, Just all the people want at our store. A. H. HANSON & CO. E have. Nails, and Pails, and Crechien and Mining Tools, and Brooms and Buckets, nd éverything elsethat a miner or any other person wants to make .ife endurable. A. H. HANSON & CO. Es Liquors, Wines, and all -that sort of thing to make the heart of man‘ giad. may be had at low rates of A. H. HANSON & CO. Se substantials such as Flour, Hams. Bacon. Pork, Corn Meal, Buckwheat Flour, &c. always on hand and for sale, wholesale and retail by ° A. H. HANSON & CO, yone andall, from ev ut of the county. aud we will do the fair thing by you ‘. eat ao gouging: See A. H. HANSON & CO. aa UR thanks are due to customers € for a magpiijgent patronage ery the past.— rg od to, ee, great Serr ‘Keep 0. so.* -. A. H. HANSON & CO. cee . Gated A. H. HANSON & co., Ne, 52 piliteigee red. be wevcdi det. Inn. an f wo ye“ Union We h stating t ard not were ab probabl} some ex night el: Late patch la heads he ter k umn it . hold ‘fu ‘ auction, street. furnitur long tin bedroom what-no thing u: should b PEAC article i; of no k The qua be worl portion year, an peaches purpose Brre Solano J .no coun instituti the She them. a ball gi they cor marehec STA’ Registe1 ‘counties third co ‘tion. “THE dest no hence with no ings. iF Bigler lake. 1 Dem SING G men. are the Fat Who New Yi Who gave thi Buren, Who ‘ren to t The De Who had mu son. ag Who Preside ocratic If. 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~: force in spite of the recent supposed deple~ mauga. ~~ dieate confidence vn the part of the rebels ~ at Chattanooga. 6. ' nieated to the rebel authorities, so that they whole, pocketing the proceeds of the salo, tox ~~ @d against money, and all the evidence that cares erage ea P Fr: Revada Bui Zranseript THURSDAY une, OCT, 22nd. City and County Official Press Tne SITUATION —Again the rebels.in all quarters display great activity. In ‘Virginia tle doubt 4s entertained that Lee is in large tion of his army to make the fight at ChickaBragg too is not idle, nur does he give any sure signs of weakness, The raid of a heavy force under Buckner ‘northward to Kentucky, would seem, to in-~ ‘If their army at that point were in danger of being overwhelmed by Rosecrahs no detachments could be spared for long forays like that undertaken by Buckner. Where has the strength ofthe rebels come from that they are-able to take the aggres+ ‘sive in two or three places at once? Have the designs of our Government been commu know no danger is threatened at Mobile, Sas vannah, anda half a dozen other points, and are thereby enabled to withdraw all their forces from those places and concentrate them at Chattanooga and off ‘the Rappahans nock 1 e Probably Johnson's forces are mostly incorporated with Bragg’s, and in all probabil ity the prisoners paroled at Vicksburg. and Port Hudson are in arms again in front of Rosecrans, The enforcement of .the rebel conscription ‘act has also supplied the Southern army with a great many men. The policy of the rebels making gréat-ef. fort just before the cold weather sets in is correct. If they can stop the progress of the Union arms, and put our afwies on the defensive, the prestige is something and may last through the winter when no very active operations will take place. Already Roses crans has fallback from his most advanced position to Chattanooga, Meade has retreated toward Washington, and ‘thé Ironsides has beet injured ut Charleston. All this serves to give a little hope to the Confederacy and its sympathisers, The capture.of Charleston, a slates by Meade, or better than all, the crushing of Bragg by Rosecrans, would be a staggering blow tothe rebels. We needa victory. An Imporrant Surr.—The much talked . Of suit involving the title to a large share of the so-called Comstock lead, has been coms menced in the 12th Dats Guu of San Francisco, before Judge Loredzo Sawyer. The allegations of the plaintiffs are: That two brothers, Hoeea B. Grosch and E. Allen Grosch loested the ledge in 1857 and took ores from the same. That Hosea Groscb ‘That the surviving brother left the “leidge and his claim in the hands of Comstock who took metals from the mine of great value. That Comstock wad to have one quarter of the whole for tuking care of the intereste of the brothers. But he sold out the gether with all the metal extracted. ‘The suit is brought to recover rights said to be. vested in the brothers: Grosch or their heirs. The suit was couimenced on Saturday last; and we notice that the prices of steck in the Ophir and Gould & Curry have declined heavily, ‘which isan indication that the occupanta. of those mines have-not the fullest confidence in the legality of their claims re has been formed in San Francisco the Grosch Conse lidated Gold and _ Silver Mining Company. Heavy capitalists have embirKed in it, and some ‘of the men would not be engaged in the business unless convinced that the Grosch claim had some foundation in fact. 1t 18 under the auspices ofthis company that the suit has been commenced. Itisa suitin which money is pitt can be obtained will be procured. a BERIAN 18 going to starta Democratic paper at Sim Francisco. Itis. about -titne-to } ~ staré anew one, the old ones are dying 80 fuat, or the breed would soon be extinct. The spasms preceding death are plainly visix ble. If it don’t kick the bucket soon we miss our guess. “ ' Goon Ipra—It ay proposed thut the con~ vention about to meet te form a constitution for the State of Washoe, insert a clause in the instrumeat: acknowledging the ‘paramount allegiagee, of the people of the new Setetalhe Geta THE ELEction, —Not much interest was ‘shown in the election of yesterday. But ‘tow comparatively took the trouble to go to the polls. -This is not as it should be.— When a whole Supreme bench is elected every citizen should be alive to the importance of the election. The Judiciary is the must vital part of the Government. and should, therefore, be-the more carefully pros: tected. But separating the judicial election from the political, robs it of all its interest. Though the judicial offices.are really the most important, the masses seer toregard them as of the least possible consequence,— The vote yesterday is ag indication of the San Francisco HoTe“s Prices.—The Lick Hotise, Kuss House; ‘Tehama, Brovk~ lyn, International and American Exchange hotets, in San Francisco publish that in conse~ been compelled to pay their employes. they must advance their prices. The Occidental this house haw slways been higher priced than any of the other hotels in that diy. The have advertised a change 1s 50 cents aday. Hereafter the regular terms of the Russ and Lick Houses will be $38 day for each resi-« dent The-otber hotels advertising are secs ond rate houses, and theit terms somewhat lower. The new regular rates at the International, Broo and American Exchange are $2 50 a day. The-rate-at the Occideninterest the public manifests in a judicial} tal has been $3 a day since it opened. election. It is true che country is largely depopulated by silver exeitements, there is not so great a disparity between the population now and what it was at the late political election as there is between the vote now and vote then. Hundreds have staid at home, and if incompetent or corrupt judgges have been elected by the negligence, we shall not regret it if the evils fall only on the laggards, The vote of the State wll be undoubtedly. . , light. Wedoubt if mére ‘than. forty thous» sand votes are cast. If thetebel sym pathizers were thoroughly drilled and brought out, the result would have been disastrous. We suppose from the indications about us that the Union ticket has carried, but not much credit is due Unionists, if it be so.— It is only an accident fer “which we are thankful. If the whole State Government is in the hands of unconditional Union men, it is cause for congratulation.. EASTERN News.—The Richmond papers report a detachment of Burnside’s army, consisting of 27 regiments mounted men having met the rebels at Greenville, Tenn., on the Virginia and Tennessee railroad; and followed them up on the line of the road to Abington in Virginia. The rebel loss was 300 killed and wounded the latter falling in~ to Federal hands, The railroad in that quar‘ter ia_probably in our possession. The Richmond Enquirer advocates the im~ prisonment of negroes as teamsters. The situation of Lee is not determined. His forces are active, and doing some dam< By dome it is thought Lee mneditates agrand cavalry raid into Maryland, while others think his activity isonly a ruse to occupy Meade’s attention while a strong detachment of hie~army is withdrawing to reinforce Bragg. The reports tu the Herald, which are always to be taken with several grains of allowance, are to the effect that the rebels are falling back upon the Rapidan and that our army offers battle by advancing. Gen: Grant has superseded Rosecrans as commander of the army of the Cumberland. Rosecrans is ordered to report at‘Cincinnati: The rebels are entirely out of Tennessee. * Gold 149, -_ oo New Secesu Journat.—Latham's im« pertation, Beriah Brown, announces that he 1s about to start a paper called the Democrat~ ic Press, out of the material of the Republic. Democracy.on the ruins :of me Republic is significant. FRANKING.No private citigens, high or low, can send aletter or document of any kind, or any other thing, to any officer or public man at Washington or elsewhere (excepting to members of the United States Senate and House of Representatives, the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk uf the House of Representatives,) without prepaying full postage thereon, whether such matter is upon officiul business of otherwise. He must prepay letters to the President of the United States, bis Cabinet officers aud all others in public stations with the above exceptions, ne 18 sa aN oe PRovosT Marshal Fry publishes the following « opinion of Judge Advocate Holt, for the information and guidance of all officers of the Provost Marshal General's bureau: “The right of a party drafted to insist on ‘his exemption from service. is a privilege which he may waive, and which he certainly does waive when he furnishes a aubstitute or pays the commutation. He cannet alter« ward be permite to retract that waiver.” Se perpen E ‘B. McCaum, editor of the Altouna (Penn.) Tribune, says he has received a “ticket of invitation to Uncle Sam’s balls a series of which are to come off in thetSouthero States during the “ensuing year. * re tF’George Barstow, Esq., nominated for Judge of the Fourth Judicial, Distriet Court . by the Union _Nominating Committee of San _— has declined being a candidate for nied in bis place who mepapeies but ; Acinestibinnienies THERES ia atown in the rear of the Arkansas line. and exactly on the Texas border line, called Ultima :Thule. This is where the ‘‘last ditch” is probably located. ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada, HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors. October 20, 1863. P Graham Sweetland Mre Saxby San Francis L W Curtis 8an Juan J V White Cherokee J Lou & w San Fran J R Clark Sacramento T McGuire do Jas Haworth wae’ G Lelo do M Nye O Dickinson do John Spencer Washing J Buck Sutter creek A$ Paul Virginia © Baleman do Simond do Miss Squairs do Mrs Polkmgham do J E Jones: do F Girmborn de TB gad You Bet Dr Hardy’ Moores Frank do H K Turner Red Dog Mrs Ofsbarn Moores’ -A G Turner do LF do . O Sampson Marysville ise JA Tinker Zine House J. McCue Liberty Hill W WN Kelly Chalk Biuf! KE Wheat do Mrs Sranley ono J Phillips Forést city Mrs Holk P Burris & w Moores JW Badler R Evans San Juan JM Hickey weseres B Bloomfield do R MsMurry Cherokee F Sanburn Folsom BANKING . NOTICE. O* AND AFTER t! the 1st day of November, 1863, we, the undersigned doing busi-ness as Bankers, agree to open Our places of business at 9 A. M. and close at5 P.M. & BIRDSEYE & CO. H.M 1B & Cu. GEO W. KIDD. , Nevada, Oct. 22. 2 PUBLIC AUCTION. FRIDAY, Oct. 23, 10 1-2 o’cI’k On Pine street, a few doors from S. Haas & Co's Clothing Store. A ath a ‘splendid lot of Furniture will be sold at the above time and place. It consists of Parlor Setts, Chamber Setts, Bed and Bedding, China Sett, Carpets, guod as new Parlor and Cooking Stoves, Extension Dining Table, ad Chairs, Sofas, Wardrobes, ° ‘ Bureaus, . What Not, =; Hat Rack,

&o, &e. I. WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer. — FANILY GROCERY ST RE. A. BARUH. Opposite St. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada wil Informs the public that he wi constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, fine assortment of 8 usually found ma store ot that kind. His orsielen areall of the first quality and will be sold cheap forcash. He can alaye he found at his old stand on Commeréial stree Nevada, Nov. 16th. Cal. keep Use E. Goodwin & Bros. NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED CHEWINC TOBACCO. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. This ‘Tobacco is manufactured expressly for the Califorhia market : the peculiar fnanner in which it is put up keeping it always moist, and causing itto retain ite flavor any length of ime. i 3m-2p DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and. Mechanical Dentist, . Office—Corver of Bread and Pine Sprveta es Would in! EC} friends and OR as prepara nen call, ene Revie TEETH after having beco any ay an ee exposure ofthe nerve will be boinc mse causing pain. + 1 will warfant al — Se eltyen eo. —Vne _ MOTICE:. quescé of the additional wages they have . . as yethas made no change in its terms, but } rise upon previous rates by the hotels that . TRAVELERS 5 To and from -. REESE RIVER, HUMBOLDT. ESMERALDA, SILVER MOUNTAIN, VIRGINIA CITY, Are invited to examine the IMMENSE STOCK OF. . Clothing ! Furnishing Goods! HATS AND CAPs, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRU BAS AND VALISES, At the Popular House of S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Commercial and Pine. Streets. “THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF FALL & ‘WINTER CLOTHING se ‘kis now being received and For Sale at New York Prices! 8. HAAS & CO., Have Branch Stores at GOLD HILL, AURORA, VIRGINIA, SAN FRANCISCO. FIRE ! FIRE! We are Agents for the METROPOLITAN AND CORN EXCHANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES . . Roth New York offices in good standing, and we are prepared to insure Brick er Frame Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, &c. On the most Reasonable Terms A. BLOCK & CO., Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets. Nevada, Ort. 1st UNITED STATES BAKERY —AND— Groéeéty and Provision Store, J. W. GREENHAM, Wee LD respect fal!y inform his friends and the citizens of Nevada welt Towa to that End has purchased the above well and lar Hakery on. Pine-street, where he be found Pad toserve all who may ives with th air palrenege. E The best of Bread, Pies, Cakes, &c., always on hand. Everything in the: snraad and Provision line pert —e on hand for sale at reasona ie rates o2t A CARD. A VING sold out my Bakery ey Hanes Ree oer ee ae aod eT ye Clg Sas eee /3. x. Hanson & & C0’ COLUMN. = = 7 A. H, HANSON & COMPANY . No. 52 Broad ee. NEVADA. _ (AVE on HAND THE LARGEST it Stock of <j GROCERIES ‘AND PROVISIONS To be found in the mountains of California. ae LOUR—an endless quiity: always on hand F and for sale by . A. H. HANSON & CO. UGAR—Crushed, Pulverized and rains é a No. 1 quality, to be had of A. H. HANSON & CO. Wee — E sell cur Gooda for cash and at a small profit, ergo. thé large sules. ¥~~ A. H. HANSON & CO. iis 7 commando’ UTTER—The establishment has been in existence for 13 years and has always enjoyed the reputation of keeping on hand the best qual: ity of Butter, and the new firm are determined to maintain the good name. A. H. HANSON & CO. os HY TARRY, or go eleewhere when Case — the best in the, market, can be obtained of A. H. HANSON & CO; os ON’T cover your light under a bushel bask et, but call and obtain some of those UCandles—that no nerson meee be ashamed of—to be had of A, H. HANSON & CO:" H% ye that thirsteth after the fiesh pots of Egypt ; the place to suppiy your wants is A. Hi. HANSON & co. v f & EAS—an endless variety—the best there is in China, at -. A. H. HANSON & CO. Wir will ye drink slop made from burnt hard-tack, when the Coffees of Mocha. Java and Brazil, pure, aromatic and hfe giving can be had low at A. H. HANSON & CO. —— MERE is Fish, and Lard, and Beans, and. Dried Fruits, Just all the people want at our store. A. H. HANSON & CO. E have. Nails, and Pails, and Crechien and Mining Tools, and Brooms and Buckets, nd éverything elsethat a miner or any other person wants to make .ife endurable. A. H. HANSON & CO. Es Liquors, Wines, and all -that sort of thing to make the heart of man‘ giad. may be had at low rates of A. H. HANSON & CO. Se substantials such as Flour, Hams. Bacon. Pork, Corn Meal, Buckwheat Flour, &c. always on hand and for sale, wholesale and retail by ° A. H. HANSON & CO, yone andall, from ev ut of the county. aud we will do the fair thing by you ‘. eat ao gouging: See A. H. HANSON & CO. aa UR thanks are due to customers € for a magpiijgent patronage ery the past.— rg od to, ee, great Serr ‘Keep 0. so.* -. A. H. HANSON & CO. cee . Gated A. H. HANSON & co., Ne, 52 piliteigee red.. be wevcdi det. Inn. an f wo ye“ Union We h stating t ard not were ab probabl} some ex night el: Late patch la heads he ter k umn it . hold ‘fu ‘ auction, street. furnitur long tin bedroom what-no thing u: should b PEAC article i; of no k The qua be worl portion year, an peaches purpose Brre Solano J .no coun instituti the She them. a ball gi they cor marehec STA’ Registe1 ‘counties third co ‘tion. “THE dest no hence with no ings. iF Bigler lake. 1 Dem SING G men. are the Fat Who New Yi Who gave thi Buren, Who ‘ren to t The De Who had mu son. ag Who Preside ocratic If. P Richard who -w tnistres: negro w Who State ol Who setts? Who New H. Who ing $25 A Gene Who quired 1 cratic -7 Who