October 23, 1864 (4 pages)

as 4 ¥ ‘ ‘ . ‘ . ms rm . Aevala Daily Granseript, . Srweis MORNING, OCT. 234. a 1 FOR PRESIDENT, FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ANDREW sOHNSON. ' ELECTORS: howd. Gr MeOarium , of Bi Dorado: 8. BRANNAN, of San Francisco. @."MACLAY, of Banta Clara. W. W. CRANE; of Alameda. W. OLIVER, of diskiyon._ “= Wor Congress, First District—D. C. MCRUER. \GOerennexn’ Conversion (7)—Those of our readers who sre acquainted with Jim. Coffroth, ¢an appreciate the following good joke perpetrated on that individual by Frank’ Pixley, and which Henry Edgerton told 10 bis speech at Sacramento, un the evening of the 19th inet. We. eopy from the Union of the 20th: ogo “Now, Ihave got rather a goed story on our friend Coffroth. Guing up te Stéckton lust Saturday eveniog with Frank: Pixley— you-all Koow Frank is fanatical ; that’ ie, they say he is, but he is always fanatical on the side of liberty—at Beniem we overtook Uncle Jim Coffroth, aud Jim and Pixley and I weot up to Stockton on the same steamer. In the uight Coffreth was takén Third * —Joun BIDWELL. +, For Supervisor—Third District, _ WM. McDONALD, of Columbia Hill, _Fatse Paerense.—Candor and fairness id & characteristic which all men admire.— However repugnant to what-we deem just and right, we cannot but admire a bold and decided atand in favor of principle,“ The . : man who boldly asserts that the rebels are . right and that the independence of the’ South whould bé acknowledged; stands upon a platform sgainat which we may do battle. Iu the Chicago platform we find the oreéd of “(peace on any terms” clearly enunciated.— _ That document ie eminently fit to represent the tepets leid/by the ‘surrender party,” _ 80d is, we have no doubt, the policy intend—the Scuth aa. independent, od to-be pursued by the copperheads in case McClellan, should chance to be President — Wood say#, “Should he be eletted, he wl! be the creature of the party, and will carry Gat their policy.” ‘While we dispise the prin* Giples of that party,we must admit the candor with which they were enunciated by the Chicage Convention.’ Had that party placed itself and ite candidate squarely upon the platictin, we could have wet them in the contest upon principle. But that was not » the object of the copperhead party: Their only principles are included in the “loaves and fishes'’and the bearts of thé rebel leadete. The Convention knew full well: that _ ifthe true copper colors wae shown, overwhelming defeat awaited them. They could not come before the peuple of the United States asking support of their real princi ples. McClellan was chosen by them. He had worn a eword and a uniloris. He was _ placed apen the platform and wrote his.let+ ter of acceptance. Let eny man read that . letter end then tell, if possible, what principles the suthor baa? Is it not a mean, dishonest, uneoldierly attempt to hide his real position? Is it not evidently an attempt to ~ e@btain votes under false pretenses for the Chicago’ platform?’ ‘Bat after the letter was written, the copperheads were ready for the fight. They could go into the can vases without any settled principles. They —eould show the Chicago Platform to peace men. McClellan epaulettes to war men and his letter to men who were neither for War nor ‘peace. They could ask the eapport of the true rebel, of the war man. and the man who desired to’‘carry water on buth shoulders.” We are not surprised that many men of set» Hed principles, men of candor and honestyin beet; who have heretofore acted’ with copperheads, are disguated with the cowardLy desertion of all principle by that party, and left the chaotic combination of dishonesty, corruption and treasen. —With a wultiphcity of issues, there might "be some possibility of this party's wivning, but the true iaeue is eo plain that-a “man, though a fuol, need not err therein.” It ia—shall the war be prosecuted with vigor, or ahall it conse. Shall the rebellion. be crushed, or shall the nation be destroyed. ‘Fheee are the real The questiona and the only oties at isave. sbeople’ understand this, and all the attempts . of the copperheads and their candidates to make it appear otherwise cannot cloud the politionl contest. It muat be conceded that if it ie right te gontinwe the wor it: is demanded that every resource of the nation should be brought ta-the aid of the armies, aud that the rebellion must be struck where it is atrongest. Such warfare ae that of McUleWun on the Peninsula would exhaust the nation without weakening the rebellion, The people kiow and tully understand the ‘true issue. The incongruous professions of copperheads and the inconsistency of their candicate cannot hide the real issue. We muat catry-oo the War or ackoowledge On the. one hand we have glory, henor, prosperity and woity, on the other, disunian, diagrace aod Rational distraction _—-o Ar Suisun, lately, the residence of J. J. Pcko was entered and robbed of one hundred dollars in coinand a watch; and at ~ Benicia, the ante of C, By Houghton. was robbed of about four hundred dollars’ in ecrip. . with “severe iliness and sent for me at my staterooul. I-went te see him and found . bits taboring under a severe attack of what I suppused to be cholera morbus, Not being much of a doctor, and « little scared at Jim’s contortions, J thought Der. Pixley could serve him better'thau I could, and I cailed on bim, Dr. FPrauk and I went io again and found ‘the patient apparently in the agoni¢s of dissolution, looking very much as if-he was sbuut gone with the copperhead gripes. Hie extremities were very cold, and thinking ut firat it might be wind on the etoinach we gave_hiw sume pepperment aud water, but that —bad—nv-eflect: We thought tien perhaps be might tase been poisoned. As be bad tokeu three or four drinks at @ copperhead bar before he went ‘te bed, we thought it more than likely that he had some copperbead whisky in bim, amd 80 we gave him rome mustard and water as asort of antidote. That did’nt win. Asa sort of last resort, we took a large linen bandkerchwt and made wn immense big mustard poultice and cuvered it over bis abdomen und chest. He laid with it on about filteen minutes, and thea says be, “For God's suke, take it off, i¢ burns like blazes.”— . Pixley then took me one side, and says he,“Harry, lots keep it on there till Jim prom. igs to vote for vid Unele Abe.” Well: 4 thought it was a good ideas So we went back and told him-that the poultice could not come off till he gave us that promise. “But,” saye he, “that unconstitutional— that’s coeiciun!” > “Can't help it, Jim,” we replied, “these are dangerous times; the country is in dungér, and you must keep it on till you promise tu vote fur Old Abe.”— “Oh,” he suid, “do tnke it off, boys, it burns like the devil.” “Promise to vote for Old Abe, Jim, und off it comes.” Well, te laid under it for about fifteen minutes longer and then he did promise tu vote for Old Abe. I have learned frum this little icident that the pulitics of these fellows hes in their bellice, und not im their heads y that it consists of three princi lea—-whieky cocktaild, rymspunches and. late dipners—aud if you put a mustard poultice on them you can draw it out, clarity their heads, and then they will be sury to vote for Old Abe. Logan, waa approached by the ‘Surrender Party,” and effurte were made to induce bim to accept the nomination of the Chicago Convention. He had acted with the Democratic party. Haskin, a personal friend of Logan, and an ex-Member of Congress, wrote him a letter urging him to accept the nomination, He refused. He told them that “be did uot traio with that crowd ; that be woe » War Demvocrat—not ao peace sheok,” ‘and that be “never would consent to make peace upon any terme that did no! ‘embrace @ complete restoration of the Unien in all ite territorial integrity,” Tht’, what we eal! Jacksonian Democracy. Thoss are the kind of sp.rite that moulded the pol iey and principles around which Democrats rallied in the days of their gteat leaders. Were Jacksen alive toxday, he never would reorive’the suppart of the Chicago “peace sneaks” gor their Copperhead followers: PORTSMOUTH Squire, Sin Franciseo, is to be graded and itnproved at an expense of $2,950. = ae Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREKT... NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. Fuway. October Qlet. R Smith & w San Vran F Larkin Hunts Hill D Hunter do ° BK Cline Grass Valtey do ra Bran : do =8S Easley Mise Witson do = C Barker do Fas uishley do L Reasoner Retief hill C F Hitcheock do M Henderson Sacrame H Oyer Virginia L Greeley do J DeBen & w do Mrs Bell Omega P Heligan do’ J Bare Red Deg D Rae do J Peaven do D Blerman. do D Breg Camptonville J Parroda do R Slauhisen Auburn C Coleman Forest mill E J.Monis Willow Valley B H Powell Birenville P Quighley Cherokee Dilion Spenceville Elder Marysville R Harden Gold Hill V Hutchins Nevada J Shepard Sierra Valle J Bisley do § Durham do _N Lester dé J Haseltine. do Mra Cum do w fay AR PZ MaNtNG CUMPANY. Location of works, Nevada county, California. ‘Notice is hereby given the Board of Trustees of said company held on the 22d day of October 1864, am assessment of fifteen cents per share was levied on the entire capiial stock of the company. payable immediately, in U. 8. guid coin. to the Seeretary at his ottice in A. Sanford’s store, Broad street, Neva. da city, Any stock upon which said aasesament shall remain unpaid on the *3u day of November 18f4, will be advertised on that day as delinquent and unless paymeut shall be made befere. will be sold at auction onthe 12th day uf December 1804, to pay the detinguent assessment eogether with costs of iene and expenses of _, ‘J I . thatat a meeting uf sales “Eh 8. NK, Secretary. s ee Sanford’s store, Broad street, Neve a city. : e23 A Trur Democnat.—Gen. Jobn A. . ' >) Bansecve asp Mass Meerine —The Union organizations of Sacramento, propose to have a graud Barbeege and Mass Meeting, on the day and evening of the 3d of November. Delegations willbe ptesent from vari= ous parte of the State, and’ a grand torchlight procession will take place at night.>, ATTENTION, Mexicans.—A. D. Splivalo wilt dddress the citizens of Mexican birth at Nevada city, ou Tuesday next, the 25th inst. a = DELAWARE .—The election for city officers at Wilmington, Delaware; tuok place Sept. 20th, and resulted in the election of the entire—Union ticket bys majority of 447; the Union mejority last year was 255. says Gen. Wool, “for aught that I can—dis_cover, will save the Union and ite Govern< of Grant, Sherman ig ment but the successes Farragut, and Sheridan. ~ apt THe Salt Lake Daily Telegraph enya it is pnderstood that the War Department has conferred upon Gen. Connor the charge of “protecting the Overland Mail, from Fort ‘Kearney to the western boundary of Wtab. Ipano.—The Union men: have lost their representative to Congress by a split. With this exception, we believe the Teryitory is Onions E1GatT millions of dollars are invested. in whisky speculations in Chicago. GOVERNMENT will derive $3,500-000 of revenue from friction motches, 0 2 ————semm A SANITARY box should be placed at. every poll on election day —_—_—_—_—_—_—_ New Goods, New Goods For the Fall & Winter Trade! JACOB ROSENTHAL, — Ne. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. Pe en H‘’ just received an entire now and large stoek of ast x Staple ‘and Fancy Dry Goods! ! Consisting in partof = PLAIN and FANCY SILKS, WOOL PE LAINES, OPERA & PRENCH FLANNELS, WORSTED POPLINS, FRENCH & AMERICAN PRINTS EMPRESS, OTTOMAN AND FOURTH CLOTMA, Drees Goeds, ail of the Latest Styles, Also a large stock of Bleached and Unblea h ed Sheeting. Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, Ane Blankets, &, Together with a well selected stock of CarPets. Oll Cleths, Mattings. &c. Ailsoa very large stock of Ladies’ and Childrens Shogs, of all kinds. The Lad vicinity are invited les of Nevada and to call and examine these goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. as he is selling his thetimes. Call and g° 8 at low prices to suit assured of the truth! va JACOB ROSENTHAL. No. 64 Broad street, Nevada city. . mid CENTRE MARKET. FRANK AUMEK would reeeny inform the citizens of evada-and vicinity that he has become proprietor of this weilknow and popular Meat Market, on Commercial street, afew doors below the Daily Transeript Printing Office, and will keep on hand the very best quality of f BEEF, “PORK, VEAL, MUTTON, VEGETABLES. He hopes by strict attention to business to receive a good share of pwtronage. 22 OTICK TO CRE UI TURS.-In the mat ter ofthe Estate of James Hoel, deceased Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administratrix of the above named estat« to the creditors of, anc al) persons having claims agaipst the estate of said deceased. to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers within ten monthe after the first publicaticn ofthis notice, to the undersigned. at her place of residence on Broad street, Neyada city, Nevada county and State of California. SARAH M. AaORL, Admiristratrix of said Estate. J. 1. Caldwell, atty. 021 NSOLYENT NOTICE —Staic of California, County of Nevada—in the Sount Court.—In the matter of petition of rfgipr Bulacher, an Insoivent debtor. Pursu ‘Oo an order of the Hon. A C. Niles, Judge of the saia County Court, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the said insolvem, Frederick Bus lacher, to be and »ppear before the Hon. A. C, Niles, Judge of the Court aforceaid, in open Court, at the Court room of said Conrt’ im the county of Nevada, on the seventh (7th) day of November, A. D., 1-64, an 100’clock A. M.j of that day, then and there to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted, ani! an assignment of his estate be made, and he be discharged from his debts ond liabilities, in Poteeanes of the Statute in such cases made and provided ; and in the mean time all proceedings agaiast said Insolvent be stayed Witness my hand and the Seal Of said ~~ seal > Coart, this thirtieth day of September, ~~? A. D. 1864. BR. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Hawley & Williams Att’ya for Plaintiff. o2 How 10 Save THe Umion.—‘Nothing.” . This is the season to Purify your Blood .—There is no better or purer remedy tha * =: “Hall's Saysaparilia, Yellow Dock and lodide of Potass.” — for $5—It will prob?@ly save you 8 before the )ear is out. Sold Get 6 bo a hundred d by all Draggists. = pace me: le Proprietors, eurnér Commered pin Bole atreste: San Francisco 020 Pashionable. Clothing ! P. BANNER. [J48 JUST RECEIVED 4N InH'hense STUCK OF _\ Consietng in part of — BEAVER SUITS, ° 3 -BROADCLOTH SUITS, = — AND CASHMERE SUITS. HATS AND CAPS, ~~ Of all the Latest styles for Fall & Winter wear a A large and well selected stock of Ladies & Misses Boots & Shoes. PINK ANDO HEAVY BOOTS, For Gentlemen. ‘ & SHOES, of every Description! Gent's Furnishing Goods ! =o: Consisting of SHIRTS, g DRAWERs, CRAVATS, COLLARS, S0CKS, ete. etc. Boy’s Clothing y The Largest and best stock of any House in. this State. We spare no pains m procuring the best.co be had in this }ine. These in want of Boy's Clothing should by all means go to P. Banner intends to sell his Goods at LESS PRICES than any other House in Nevad: ! — "The popular Establishment of P. Banner have on band the laryest and’ most conipiete stock of Clothing, Gent’s every thing usually found in a first class House. Don’t forget the place ! GP. BANNER’ 8 1.24 Kidd & Knox’s Bnilding, On the corner of Broad & Pine Ste. Nevada {UM MONS .—State of California, county of Nevada. ss —{istrict Court of the Foortesth Judicial Distriet of sail State. The Peo le of the State of Gelifornie, to J. Pollard, 8. Sen D sey aud ©. M. Loveridge. d=fepdahts, and B. ood. D. Norrie, C. Rosendale, D. H 8. H. Dikeman and the Nev Water Company made defendanta, that their ri hte may be protested, Greeting You are hereby summoned to appear and snswer tothe complaint of F. F. Seidep within ten days from the service of this writ, 1€ served on you in this cepunty, and within twenty days if served on you in this District and out of this coun y, and within forty days if served on in the State and out of this District. m an action the 15th day of October, 1864 in said Court, to obtain a decree of this Court for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage, bearing date the 26th day of April, 1860, exe-uted by defendants J. Pollard, S. Dempsey and O M Loveridge, co sing the Culeconia Company, to said F. PF. delder and for the sale of the premises therein, and in said complaint particularly mentioned and de scribed, and the application of the moneys aris ing from such sale to the p*yment of the amount due 0@acertaia promissory note set forth in sald complaint, made and delivered to plaintiff Seiden by defendents Pollard. Dempsey and peosing oven date with said Mortgage and t rey tended to be secured, to-wit; he sum of $2. with interest thereon from the 25th day of February, 1843, at the rate of two and a half per cent month till paid ; in gold and silver cuin of the U. §. State—counsel fees of 10 per cent om amount due—and if any deficiency shall remain after applying all of said moneys. properly so ipplicable thereto, then that plaintiff may have exeeution therefor <r the said last named Defendants also tha all of said defendents and al! and every person claiming through or under detendents subse. goeutty to the date eh enpeer vt mortgage and the commencement of this + may and foreclosed of all+right, claim, lien and equity of redemption in and to the said mort gaged premises, or any part thereof. and for such other and further relief, or beth, im the premises as may be just and equitable. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said compiaint ae herein directed, plain tiff will demand of the court the relief prayed for ~in testimony whereef, I, R: Farseal ¢ quhar clerk of the District court afore~~~ ) said do hereunto set my hand and imrese the seal of the 5 vevada city, this 15th day of Oct, A D., 1854. at ____ RB. H. PABQUHAR, Clerk. By order of Hon; T. B. McFarland, Judge of the District court aforesaid. A true wr Attest R. See UHAR, Clerk. rev stamp ‘ 3. A. A Sargent. Pie. Art’y. oct i6 Notice to Cont acters. KALED PROPOBALS wilf be received by the Trustees of Nevada city until October 27th. for planking and repairing 0: the streets, in frout of the fc \lowing deser} lots : Main street Lote—Nes 3—19—29-—31-35—39— 24. Commercial strert Lots—Nos. 1—4— 19—27, Coyote street Lota—Nos. 2—5, Broad street Lots—Nos. @2—~79, eity. Farquhar, Dep. e020 ? FALL & WINTER CLOTHING. . Furnishing Goods, and infactSaid court, at my office in’ SPLENDID STOCK -OFr— Bide By order of Board of Trastees. Pall and Winter Dry Goods! } ath A. GOLDSMITH, " Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. j De LD. ly:inferm the Ladies of Willi W Nearest ty that he has just reA at the ceived a large stock of Ge i rae : Staple and Fancy : i. thes Dry Goods; ras Consiating in part of black and colored Silks, ie silkand worsted Popiins, Opera and French _ was f Flannels, Empress, O:tomax and Fouiard Cloths ‘at on Wrench, German & English Merinos, in Ne i "Printed Cathmere Robes, cic., and allthe * ucati "> Nevelties in Dress Goods! the l f Housekeeping Goods consisting of Bleached e and Unbleached Sheetings, Table Linens, TowUn els, Napkins, Quilts, Blankets, ete. iM a . a wills Apress Trimmings and Ribbons! Catpets, Oi1 Cloths & Mattings. re All of which we invite the attention: of the ley § dies of this city and the surrounding towns. == ver2 Goods sold atthe Very Lowest Prices 8 all and examine these Goods and Prices bei. fore purcbasing elsewhere. Pa é A. GOLDSMITH, “ty Cornet of Broad and Pine atreets, Nevada. Fa a : " a . Fall & Winter Clothing! " Qu . eever in the bt aed een Important Notice to the Genpass tlemen of Nevada! flatte a oe yielde S$. HAAS & CO., ae HA JUST RECEIVED A LARGER . dead ; AND : ’ Slack MAGNIFICENT STOCK. se of ric eT are al Pall and Winter Clothing ! hear mt, . OF THE mony LATEST STYLES! ! Fs pee EEE ry ot Direct from New York City ! or & offere ‘larges Having p Tremendous Stock ef entire ‘ wher CENTLEMEN’S COATS! pone Of crery size, style. quality and color, wnsee VESTS. found A splendid lot of every kind, dboun ese: frien< ‘\ PANTS, Has The Largest and best steck ever brought here eure. BOOTS ! us Suitable for all seasons 6f peed «4 : had a ‘ae night Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, a A superb stock, down We offer them for sale at Lower , ¥ ne Rates than the same articles pt ‘oun -can be purchased for at was « 80 ba any other House in this State! one « — > aloes bail finge: We invite particular attention of the citisens of Nevada and the surrounding towns to the De new stock of Clothing which we have juat re Gene ceived all of-the New York Latest Styles, — . Give us cail and we will guarantee satisfaction Feces as to prices and quality of goods. ley, ¥ : \ Bros. S. HAAS & COMPANY, Buffs At the old stand on. thelcorner of Pine and Comnod 4 mefeial Streets, Nevada city. a New wick’ Wrig' Ineome Tax Notice. aig. United States Internal Revenne Ofice, true . Sacramento. October 17th. . Naw is hereby given that the annual list count of Invome Tax*s, under the Exeise Laws fighti of the United States as assessed by J. M, Avery in the county of Nevada, has been confirmed and r returned tothis office orcollection. The taxes Ge thereon have become due anid geyeble. The ColGene lector Will attend at his offtce in Masonic Baiiding, Commercial street, Nevada, on Thursday deep the 27th inst. In Grass Valiey at Delano‘s Bauking House on Friday 28th intt. and Saturtofore Bankmg House, Tuesday, Noy. ist.At Pold Jard’s Hotel iu North San Juan, on Thursday, laa, ¢ Nov. 3d, to receive and dyes 6 for taxes and deflag i ties and that all persons who shall negleet to & pay, the taxes as aforesaid asseesed upon them . entire to the aaid Colleetor within the timc above spec. ified shall be .iable to pay ten per cent ad _ South »I thereon, and the amount so due shall be'a lien State ‘imfavor of the United States ‘from the time ft was assesoed until paid, with the intereat penalThat ties and eost sgthat may aecrue. upon al rt ane the vigite to. pertymaging ak ceed person or persons nis 7 leade! ADF KD BRIGGS, Collector 4th Dist R 8. B. DAVENVORT, Lx puty. ithere

as 4 ¥ ‘ ‘ . ‘ . ms rm . Aevala Daily Granseript, . Srweis MORNING, OCT. 234. a 1 FOR PRESIDENT, FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ANDREW sOHNSON. ' ELECTORS: howd. Gr MeOarium , of Bi Dorado: 8. BRANNAN, of San Francisco. @."MACLAY, of Banta Clara. W. W. CRANE; of Alameda. W. OLIVER, of diskiyon._ “= Wor Congress, First District—D. C. MCRUER. \GOerennexn’ Conversion (7)—Those of our readers who sre acquainted with Jim. Coffroth, ¢an appreciate the following good joke perpetrated on that individual by Frank’ Pixley, and which Henry Edgerton told 10 bis speech at Sacramento, un the evening of the 19th inet. We. eopy from the Union of the 20th: ogo “Now, Ihave got rather a goed story on our friend Coffroth. Guing up te Stéckton lust Saturday eveniog with Frank: Pixley— you-all Koow Frank is fanatical ; that’ ie, they say he is, but he is always fanatical on the side of liberty—at Beniem we overtook Uncle Jim Coffroth, aud Jim and Pixley and I weot up to Stockton on the same steamer. In the uight Coffreth was takén Third * —Joun BIDWELL. +, For Supervisor—Third District, _ WM. McDONALD, of Columbia Hill, _Fatse Paerense.—Candor and fairness id & characteristic which all men admire.— However repugnant to what-we deem just and right, we cannot but admire a bold and decided atand in favor of principle,“ The . : man who boldly asserts that the rebels are . right and that the independence of the’ South whould bé acknowledged; stands upon a platform sgainat which we may do battle. Iu the Chicago platform we find the oreéd of “(peace on any terms” clearly enunciated.— _ That document ie eminently fit to represent the tepets leid/by the ‘surrender party,” _ 80d is, we have no doubt, the policy intend—the Scuth aa. independent, od to-be pursued by the copperheads in case McClellan, should chance to be President — Wood say#, “Should he be eletted, he wl! be the creature of the party, and will carry Gat their policy.” ‘While we dispise the prin* Giples of that party,we must admit the candor with which they were enunciated by the Chicage Convention.’ Had that party placed itself and ite candidate squarely upon the platictin, we could have wet them in the contest upon principle. But that was not » the object of the copperhead party: Their only principles are included in the “loaves and fishes'’and the bearts of thé rebel leadete. The Convention knew full well: that _ ifthe true copper colors wae shown, overwhelming defeat awaited them. They could not come before the peuple of the United States asking support of their real princi ples. McClellan was chosen by them. He had worn a eword and a uniloris. He was _ placed apen the platform and wrote his.let+ ter of acceptance. Let eny man read that . letter end then tell, if possible, what principles the suthor baa? Is it not a mean, dishonest, uneoldierly attempt to hide his real position? Is it not evidently an attempt to ~ e@btain votes under false pretenses for the Chicago’ platform?’ ‘Bat after the letter was written, the copperheads were ready for the fight. They could go into the can vases without any settled principles. They —eould show the Chicago Platform to peace men. McClellan epaulettes to war men and his letter to men who were neither for War nor ‘peace. They could ask the eapport of the true rebel, of the war man. and the man who desired to’‘carry water on buth shoulders.” We are not surprised that many men of set» Hed principles, men of candor and honestyin beet; who have heretofore acted’ with copperheads, are disguated with the cowardLy desertion of all principle by that party, and left the chaotic combination of dishonesty, corruption and treasen. —With a wultiphcity of issues, there might "be some possibility of this party's wivning, but the true iaeue is eo plain that-a “man, though a fuol, need not err therein.” It ia—shall the war be prosecuted with vigor, or ahall it conse. Shall the rebellion. be crushed, or shall the nation be destroyed. ‘Fheee are the real The questiona and the only oties at isave. sbeople’ understand this, and all the attempts . of the copperheads and their candidates to make it appear otherwise cannot cloud the politionl contest. It muat be conceded that if it ie right te gontinwe the wor it: is demanded that every resource of the nation should be brought ta-the aid of the armies, aud that the rebellion must be struck where it is atrongest. Such warfare ae that of McUleWun on the Peninsula would exhaust the nation without weakening the rebellion, The people kiow and tully understand the ‘true issue. The incongruous professions of copperheads and the inconsistency of their candicate cannot hide the real issue. We muat catry-oo the War or ackoowledge On the. one hand we have glory, henor, prosperity and woity, on the other, disunian, diagrace aod Rational distraction _—-o Ar Suisun, lately, the residence of J. J. Pcko was entered and robbed of one hundred dollars in coinand a watch; and at ~ Benicia, the ante of C, By Houghton. was robbed of about four hundred dollars’ in ecrip. . with “severe iliness and sent for me at my staterooul. I-went te see him and found . bits taboring under a severe attack of what I suppused to be cholera morbus, Not being much of a doctor, and « little scared at Jim’s contortions, J thought Der. Pixley could serve him better'thau I could, and I cailed on bim, Dr. FPrauk and I went io again and found ‘the patient apparently in the agoni¢s of dissolution, looking very much as if-he was sbuut gone with the copperhead gripes. Hie extremities were very cold, and thinking ut firat it might be wind on the etoinach we gave_hiw sume pepperment aud water, but that —bad—nv-eflect: We thought tien perhaps be might tase been poisoned. As be bad tokeu three or four drinks at @ copperhead bar before he went ‘te bed, we thought it more than likely that he had some copperbead whisky in bim, amd 80 we gave him rome mustard and water as asort of antidote. That did’nt win. Asa sort of last resort, we took a large linen bandkerchwt and made wn immense big mustard poultice and cuvered it over bis abdomen und chest. He laid with it on about filteen minutes, and thea says be, “For God's suke, take it off, i¢ burns like blazes.”— . Pixley then took me one side, and says he,“Harry, lots keep it on there till Jim prom. igs to vote for vid Unele Abe.” Well: 4 thought it was a good ideas So we went back and told him-that the poultice could not come off till he gave us that promise. “But,” saye he, “that unconstitutional— that’s coeiciun!” > “Can't help it, Jim,” we replied, “these are dangerous times; the country is in dungér, and you must keep it on till you promise tu vote fur Old Abe.”— “Oh,” he suid, “do tnke it off, boys, it burns like the devil.” “Promise to vote for Old Abe, Jim, und off it comes.” Well, te laid under it for about fifteen minutes longer and then he did promise tu vote for Old Abe. I have learned frum this little icident that the pulitics of these fellows hes in their bellice, und not im their heads y that it consists of three princi lea—-whieky cocktaild, rymspunches and. late dipners—aud if you put a mustard poultice on them you can draw it out, clarity their heads, and then they will be sury to vote for Old Abe. Logan, waa approached by the ‘Surrender Party,” and effurte were made to induce bim to accept the nomination of the Chicago Convention. He had acted with the Democratic party. Haskin, a personal friend of Logan, and an ex-Member of Congress, wrote him a letter urging him to accept the nomination, He refused. He told them that “be did uot traio with that crowd ; that be woe » War Demvocrat—not ao peace sheok,” ‘and that be “never would consent to make peace upon any terme that did no! ‘embrace @ complete restoration of the Unien in all ite territorial integrity,” Tht’, what we eal! Jacksonian Democracy. Thoss are the kind of sp.rite that moulded the pol iey and principles around which Democrats rallied in the days of their gteat leaders. Were Jacksen alive toxday, he never would reorive’the suppart of the Chicago “peace sneaks” gor their Copperhead followers: PORTSMOUTH Squire, Sin Franciseo, is to be graded and itnproved at an expense of $2,950. = ae Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREKT...... NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. Fuway. October Qlet. R Smith & w San Vran F Larkin Hunts Hill D Hunter do ° BK Cline Grass Valtey do ra Bran : do =8S Easley Mise Witson do = C Barker do Fas uishley do L Reasoner Retief hill C F Hitcheock do M Henderson Sacrame H Oyer Virginia L Greeley do J DeBen & w do Mrs Bell Omega P Heligan do’ J Bare Red Deg D Rae do J Peaven do D Blerman. do D Breg Camptonville J Parroda do R Slauhisen Auburn C Coleman Forest mill E J.Monis Willow Valley B H Powell Birenville P Quighley Cherokee Dilion Spenceville Elder Marysville R Harden Gold Hill V Hutchins Nevada J Shepard Sierra Valle J Bisley do § Durham do _N Lester dé J Haseltine. do Mra Cum do w fay AR PZ MaNtNG CUMPANY. Location of works, Nevada county, California. ‘Notice is hereby given the Board of Trustees of said company held on the 22d day of October 1864, am assessment of fifteen cents per share was levied on the entire capiial stock of the company. payable immediately, in U. 8. guid coin. to the Seeretary at his ottice in A. Sanford’s store, Broad street, Neva. da city, Any stock upon which said aasesament shall remain unpaid on the *3u day of November 18f4, will be advertised on that day as delinquent and unless paymeut shall be made befere. will be sold at auction onthe 12th day uf December 1804, to pay the detinguent assessment eogether with costs of iene and expenses of _, ‘J I . thatat a meeting uf sales “Eh 8. NK, Secretary. s ee Sanford’s store, Broad street, Neve a city. : e23 A Trur Democnat.—Gen. Jobn A. . ' >) Bansecve asp Mass Meerine —The Union organizations of Sacramento, propose to have a graud Barbeege and Mass Meeting, on the day and evening of the 3d of November. Delegations willbe ptesent from vari= ous parte of the State, and’ a grand torchlight procession will take place at night.>, ATTENTION, Mexicans.—A. D. Splivalo wilt dddress the citizens of Mexican birth at Nevada city, ou Tuesday next, the 25th inst. a = DELAWARE .—The election for city officers at Wilmington, Delaware; tuok place Sept. 20th, and resulted in the election of the entire—Union ticket bys majority of 447; the Union mejority last year was 255. says Gen. Wool, “for aught that I can—dis_cover, will save the Union and ite Govern< of Grant, Sherman ig ment but the successes Farragut, and Sheridan. ~ apt THe Salt Lake Daily Telegraph enya it is pnderstood that the War Department has conferred upon Gen. Connor the charge of “protecting the Overland Mail, from Fort ‘Kearney to the western boundary of Wtab. Ipano.—The Union men: have lost their representative to Congress by a split. With this exception, we believe the Teryitory is Onions E1GatT millions of dollars are invested. in whisky speculations in Chicago. GOVERNMENT will derive $3,500-000 of revenue from friction motches, 0 2 ————semm A SANITARY box should be placed at. every poll on election day —_—_—_—_—_—_—_ New Goods, New Goods For the Fall & Winter Trade! JACOB ROSENTHAL, — Ne. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. Pe en H‘’ just received an entire now and large stoek of ast x Staple ‘and Fancy Dry Goods! ! Consisting in partof = PLAIN and FANCY SILKS, WOOL PE LAINES, OPERA & PRENCH FLANNELS, WORSTED POPLINS, FRENCH & AMERICAN PRINTS EMPRESS, OTTOMAN AND FOURTH CLOTMA, Drees Goeds, ail of the Latest Styles, Also a large stock of Bleached and Unblea h ed Sheeting. Table Linen, Towels, Napkins, Ane Blankets, &, Together with a well selected stock of CarPets. Oll Cleths, Mattings. &c. Ailsoa

very large stock of Ladies’ and Childrens Shogs, of all kinds. The Lad vicinity are invited les of Nevada and to call and examine these goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere. as he is selling his thetimes. Call and g° 8 at low prices to suit assured of the truth! va JACOB ROSENTHAL. No. 64 Broad street, Nevada city. . mid CENTRE MARKET. FRANK AUMEK would reeeny inform the citizens of evada-and vicinity that he has become proprietor of this weilknow and popular Meat Market, on Commercial street, afew doors below the Daily Transeript Printing Office, and will keep on hand the very best quality of f BEEF, “PORK, VEAL, MUTTON, VEGETABLES. He hopes by strict attention to business to receive a good share of pwtronage. 22 OTICK TO CRE UI TURS.-In the mat ter ofthe Estate of James Hoel, deceased Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administratrix of the above named estat« to the creditors of, anc al) persons having claims agaipst the estate of said deceased. to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers within ten monthe after the first publicaticn ofthis notice, to the undersigned. at her place of residence on Broad street, Neyada city, Nevada county and State of California. SARAH M. AaORL, Admiristratrix of said Estate. J. 1. Caldwell, atty. 021 NSOLYENT NOTICE —Staic of California, County of Nevada—in the Sount Court.—In the matter of petition of rfgipr Bulacher, an Insoivent debtor. Pursu ‘Oo an order of the Hon. A C. Niles, Judge of the saia County Court, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the said insolvem, Frederick Bus lacher, to be and »ppear before the Hon. A. C, Niles, Judge of the Court aforceaid, in open Court, at the Court room of said Conrt’ im the county of Nevada, on the seventh (7th) day of November, A. D., 1-64, an 100’clock A. M.j of that day, then and there to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted, ani! an assignment of his estate be made, and he be discharged from his debts ond liabilities, in Poteeanes of the Statute in such cases made and provided ; and in the mean time all proceedings agaiast said Insolvent be stayed Witness my hand and the Seal Of said ~~ seal > Coart, this thirtieth day of September, ~~? A. D. 1864. BR. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Hawley & Williams Att’ya for Plaintiff. o2 How 10 Save THe Umion.—‘Nothing.” . This is the season to Purify your Blood .—There is no better or purer remedy tha * =: “Hall's Saysaparilia, Yellow Dock and lodide of Potass.” — for $5—It will prob?@ly save you 8 before the )ear is out. Sold Get 6 bo a hundred d by all Draggists. = pace me: le Proprietors, eurnér Commered pin Bole atreste: San Francisco 020 Pashionable. Clothing ! P. BANNER. [J48 JUST RECEIVED 4N InH'hense STUCK OF _\ Consietng in part of — BEAVER SUITS, ° 3 -BROADCLOTH SUITS, = — AND CASHMERE SUITS. HATS AND CAPS, ~~ Of all the Latest styles for Fall & Winter wear a A large and well selected stock of Ladies & Misses Boots & Shoes. PINK ANDO HEAVY BOOTS, For Gentlemen. ‘ & SHOES, of every Description! Gent's Furnishing Goods ! =o: Consisting of SHIRTS, g DRAWERs, CRAVATS, COLLARS, S0CKS, ete. etc. Boy’s Clothing y The Largest and best stock of any House in. this State. We spare no pains m procuring the best.co be had in this }ine. These in want of Boy's Clothing should by all means go to P. Banner intends to sell his Goods at LESS PRICES than any other House in Nevad: ! — "The popular Establishment of P. Banner have on band the laryest and’ most conipiete stock of Clothing, Gent’s every thing usually found in a first class House. Don’t forget the place ! GP. BANNER’ 8 1.24 Kidd & Knox’s Bnilding, On the corner of Broad & Pine Ste. Nevada {UM MONS .—State of California, county of Nevada. ss —{istrict Court of the Foortesth Judicial Distriet of sail State. The Peo le of the State of Gelifornie, to J. Pollard, 8. Sen D sey aud ©. M. Loveridge. d=fepdahts, and B. ood. D. Norrie, C. Rosendale, D. H 8. H. Dikeman and the Nev Water Company made defendanta, that their ri hte may be protested, Greeting You are hereby summoned to appear and snswer tothe complaint of F. F. Seidep within ten days from the service of this writ, 1€ served on you in this cepunty, and within twenty days if served on you in this District and out of this coun y, and within forty days if served on in the State and out of this District. m an action the 15th day of October, 1864 in said Court, to obtain a decree of this Court for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage, bearing date the 26th day of April, 1860, exe-uted by defendants J. Pollard, S. Dempsey and O M Loveridge, co sing the Culeconia Company, to said F. PF. delder and for the sale of the premises therein, and in said complaint particularly mentioned and de scribed, and the application of the moneys aris ing from such sale to the p*yment of the amount due 0@acertaia promissory note set forth in sald complaint, made and delivered to plaintiff Seiden by defendents Pollard. Dempsey and peosing oven date with said Mortgage and t rey tended to be secured, to-wit; he sum of $2. with interest thereon from the 25th day of February, 1843, at the rate of two and a half per cent month till paid ; in gold and silver cuin of the U. §. State—counsel fees of 10 per cent om amount due—and if any deficiency shall remain after applying all of said moneys. properly so ipplicable thereto, then that plaintiff may have exeeution therefor <r the said last named Defendants also tha all of said defendents and al! and every person claiming through or under detendents subse. goeutty to the date eh enpeer vt mortgage and the commencement of this + may and foreclosed of all+right, claim, lien and equity of redemption in and to the said mort gaged premises, or any part thereof. and for such other and further relief, or beth, im the premises as may be just and equitable. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said compiaint ae herein directed, plain tiff will demand of the court the relief prayed for ~in testimony whereef, I, R: Farseal ¢ quhar clerk of the District court afore~~~ ) said do hereunto set my hand and imrese the seal of the 5 vevada city, this 15th day of Oct, A D., 1854. at ____ RB. H. PABQUHAR, Clerk. By order of Hon; T. B. McFarland, Judge of the District court aforesaid. A true wr Attest R. See UHAR, Clerk. rev stamp ‘ 3. A. A Sargent. Pie. Art’y. oct i6 Notice to Cont acters. KALED PROPOBALS wilf be received by the Trustees of Nevada city until October 27th. for planking and repairing 0: the streets, in frout of the fc \lowing deser} lots : Main street Lote—Nes 3—19—29-—31-35—39— 24. Commercial strert Lots—Nos. 1—4— 19—27, Coyote street Lota—Nos. 2—5, Broad street Lots—Nos. @2—~79, eity. Farquhar, Dep. e020 ? FALL & WINTER CLOTHING. . Furnishing Goods, and infactSaid court, at my office in’ SPLENDID STOCK -OFr— Bide By order of Board of Trastees. Pall and Winter Dry Goods! } ath A. GOLDSMITH, " Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. j De LD. ly:inferm the Ladies of Willi W Nearest ty that he has just reA at the ceived a large stock of Ge i rae : Staple and Fancy : i. thes Dry Goods; ras Consiating in part of black and colored Silks, ie silkand worsted Popiins, Opera and French _ was f Flannels, Empress, O:tomax and Fouiard Cloths ‘at on Wrench, German & English Merinos, in Ne i "Printed Cathmere Robes, cic., and allthe * ucati "> Nevelties in Dress Goods! the l f Housekeeping Goods consisting of Bleached e and Unbleached Sheetings, Table Linens, TowUn els, Napkins, Quilts, Blankets, ete. iM a . a wills Apress Trimmings and Ribbons! Catpets, Oi1 Cloths & Mattings. re All of which we invite the attention: of the ley § dies of this city and the surrounding towns. == ver2 Goods sold atthe Very Lowest Prices 8 all and examine these Goods and Prices bei. fore purcbasing elsewhere. Pa é A. GOLDSMITH, “ty Cornet of Broad and Pine atreets, Nevada. Fa a : " a . Fall & Winter Clothing! " Qu . eever in the bt aed een Important Notice to the Genpass tlemen of Nevada! flatte a oe yielde S$. HAAS & CO., ae HA JUST RECEIVED A LARGER . dead ; AND : ’ Slack MAGNIFICENT STOCK. se of ric eT are al Pall and Winter Clothing ! hear mt, . OF THE mony LATEST STYLES! ! Fs pee EEE ry ot Direct from New York City ! or & offere ‘larges Having p Tremendous Stock ef entire ‘ wher CENTLEMEN’S COATS! pone Of crery size, style. quality and color, wnsee VESTS.. found A splendid lot of every kind, dboun ese: frien< ‘\ PANTS, Has The Largest and best steck ever brought here eure. BOOTS ! us Suitable for all seasons 6f peed «4 : had a ‘ae night Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, a A superb stock, down We offer them for sale at Lower , ¥ ne Rates than the same articles pt ‘oun -can be purchased for at was « 80 ba any other House in this State! one « — > aloes bail finge: We invite particular attention of the citisens of Nevada and the surrounding towns to the De new stock of Clothing which we have juat re Gene ceived all of-the New York Latest Styles, — . Give us cail and we will guarantee satisfaction Feces as to prices and quality of goods. ley, ¥ : \ Bros. S. HAAS & COMPANY, Buffs At the old stand on. thelcorner of Pine and Comnod 4 mefeial Streets, Nevada city. a New wick’ Wrig' Ineome Tax Notice. aig. United States Internal Revenne Ofice, true . Sacramento. October 17th. . Naw is hereby given that the annual list count of Invome Tax*s, under the Exeise Laws fighti of the United States as assessed by J. M, Avery in the county of Nevada, has been confirmed and r returned tothis office orcollection. The taxes Ge thereon have become due anid geyeble. The ColGene lector Will attend at his offtce in Masonic Baiiding, Commercial street, Nevada, on Thursday deep the 27th inst. In Grass Valiey at Delano‘s Bauking House on Friday 28th intt. and Saturtofore Bankmg House, Tuesday, Noy. ist.At Pold Jard’s Hotel iu North San Juan, on Thursday, laa, ¢ Nov. 3d, to receive and dyes 6 for taxes and deflag i ties and that all persons who shall negleet to & pay, the taxes as aforesaid asseesed upon them . entire to the aaid Colleetor within the timc above spec. ified shall be .iable to pay ten per cent ad _ South »I thereon, and the amount so due shall be'a lien State ‘imfavor of the United States ‘from the time ft was assesoed until paid, with the intereat penalThat ties and eost sgthat may aecrue. upon al rt ane the vigite to. pertymaging ak ceed person or persons nis 7 leade! ADF KD BRIGGS, Collector 4th Dist R 8. B. DAVENVORT, Lx puty. ithere