October 26, 1873 (4 pages)

i. 2. ¢. EVADA"GITY, OAL: Sunday, Uct.-6th, 1873, Bei Sy The. ‘‘Three Brothers,” The ship said to :be. the. largest “merchant ship in the world, certainly the largest” ‘wooden Ship—merchant— _ ‘afloat,’ sailed’ on Friday, says the. * _Alta, from San Francisco fora Eue ropesn port, having on board one of "4. = erleft-the port. Built by “Old” Vanderbuilt as p ‘steamship, found too-costly in consumption of coal ev‘er to bé made profitable, and the presented to the United States Government andfitted out for war pur~~ poses, sent to ‘follow.,the Alabama, “which she djd at very safe distances; next sent to.the Pacific, in Company . with the monitor Monadnock,. she _ lay upin naval hospital, until Uncle Sam concluded to sell her, which he ‘did, Since then she has been re® built, one might say, made as strong ., as,wood and iron could well make her, changed into, a sailing ship, named the Three Brothers for. her owners, Messrs. Howes, loaded with wheat; one of the handsomest ships that ever sat, like a black swan, in ie "the water; one of the most beautiful specimens of architecture that ever floated ypon the billows. create a sensation Wherever she may appeur, not merely because of her ~ great size and length, but because of the beauty of her lines, her rig, and fixtures genérally. She will spread some fifteen thousand yards.ef canvas, over one thousand yards being in her mainsail—course-—alone. Her mainmast is over 99, feet, main-yard, 100 feet, and all things else about her in proportion. She iscommanded by Captain Cummings, and every 7S ‘Californian wishes tier good fortune, a short passage, speedy return, honor to her commander, fortune through her to her owners, and glery to the nation that claims her. allie The Great ‘Storm. The Signal Officer in Washington City has prepared, from -carefully collected data, a report of the dampe 24th of August last, The: losses ~»« Which that fearful storm entailed are almost beyond belief. -It is known that during the 24th and 25th of August, in the neighborkood of the St. ‘Lawrence Gulf and the Atlantic : shores of Nova Scotia, Gape Breton ae and Newfoundland, 1,032 vessels, of which 435 were small fishing vessels, were lost. Ninety other. vessels were’ destroyed by the storm before reach———ing Nova Scotia, making 1,122 vessels destroyed within’ a few hours. Two hundred and twenty-three lives are known to have been lost, and this number is swelled to nearly five ‘hundred by those cases in which the entire crews were lost, To this the » less of life on land in consequence of the wrecking violence of the oyclone, would add at least one hundred. Nine hundred buildings were _ injured or totally destroyed by the storm, Gloueestér, Muss., as usual, bears a large portion of this loss, and the fishing interests are thereby erippled very seriously, ~Other towns} suffered severely also. i tial Great success continues‘to attend the operations of the San Francisco ‘ Acclimatizing Society. There are now 36,000, trout in Lake Merced, and the breeding ponds of the Society contain 200,000 from Lake Tahoe, the product of 300,008 eggs, ready to be transferred néxt week. In addition to this. 6,000 Tahoe trout Aa _ have been sold to the Fishery Coma missioners, and 2,000 disposed of to “private ownership at Alameda, Miss CuAza Barton, the’ philanthropist, who arrived in New York ~“ oh Wednesday from her European}. tour of four years, was honored with ‘ a reception by the Woman Suffrage Society on the evening of the: ny she atbived. ‘Tar Stockton iapeadent says ~ there i pe rial reason to believe that "have passed away California will be > properly ranked as the first State ‘in the Unien in all the qualities r requisite to make a great, populous and prosperous commonwealth. Se e Pig Jawa bed Modocs, 130 ia num>» — ber, estexted by the companies of come Hasbrouek and Hoag, ar-. wived at Redding Thursdwy afternoon DE eu route to their new home in WySs ouing: — : es The Daily Transcript . . odist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, . the largest cargoes of wheat that-ev-’. She will]: age done by the great storm of the . Preaching Sunday. Divine Services rill be held in the Methandin the évening at 7¥ o’clock. SabbathSchool at 1% o’elotk, P.M. Rev. Gates Clifford, Pastor. Preaching at the Congregational Church every Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours of worship. Sabbath schoo immediately after morning service. RevMr, Sims, Pastor. é Episcopal services at the Court House ev ery Sunday morning av 11 o’elock, ihe Rev. Mr. Anderson. i ' Divine Services at the Cathokje Church Sunday morning at 10% o’clock. , Sabbath School at 2, and Vespers at 7% Pr. M. Rey. Father Meagher, Pastor. Divine services will be held at the A. M. E. Church Sunday morning at 11_.0’clock! Services in the evening at7}¢ o'clock. Rey J. C. Dorsey, Pastor. Divine services in the Baptist Church, ° every sunday morning and evenihg, at the ususl hours of worship, Sabbath pchool immediately after morning service. Preaching by Rev. H, P. -MeKusick. eS : Galak Week. Catholic chuxch, in Grass Valley, propose getting up a Fair during . Christmas weék for tho beriefit of . the Orphan Asylum at that place. A debt’ of about -$9,000 has been incurred during the past ‘year in making additions to the building and providing for the wantslof the little ones, who are .constantly increasing, and it is the intention. of .the, ladies. to liquidate’ this npaletent possible.* inal ec sirencnnaiatncee . Last Sermon, Rev. H. P.McCusick will close his labors to-day, us pastor of the Baptist church, ‘as no aid ean be ob-, tained from abroad towards.his. support. > New Hotel. A new hotel is being erected_at Montezuma Hill, by Mr. Hanson, It will be opened on the 31st inst., and a grand-ball will be given in the eve: ning. + -2 —— . Since the Ist of July 2,132, a IN centals of wheat have been shippé from San Francisco; valued at $5,883,800.: During the same period last year-2,803,000 centals were shipped, valued at $4,667,000—showing . . Champions of the Red Cross, mow a decrease of--670,000 centals this ‘year, but an increase value of $670, ‘si 000. pany and A. B. Stockwell have reached an amicable settlement of their suits. Allen returning the 10,000 shares of Pacific Mail stock he had, receiving for it his unpaid notes and the Howe Sewing Machine mortgage which the company held. Prorxssor Lay, the aeronot, is to make a balloon* ascension in afew days from San Francisco, taking mun, and while in the clouds the latter will marry the ‘Professor and the young lady. THE Pocdasiee Sag taey. clerks who sailed for Europe last week took $10,000,000 of bonds of the new loan for the Syndicate. This makes $95,000,000 of these bonds which have been A negotiated. ON Weduenday the abi line stables of Travis & Co., at Washburn's station, in the White Pine country, were burned, with two valuable horBes, one of them s a@ racer. Avex, Coun, then man found guilty of attempting to burn Hamilton,;Nevada, was ‘Thursday sentenced to seven years’) imprisonment in the State Prison. : bcattii Marueany, the young murderer of the stockman, Green, in Nevads, will be sentenced on Saturday. The Grand Jury refused to find ‘an in. . dictment against .Finney as a party to the murder, Gen: Thomas Caldwalder, for many years Adjutant-General of New Jersey, died at Trenton on Wednesday night. et Cornine & Co.'s ‘distillery, and Moorehouse & Rockfeller’s oil still in Cleveland, @hio, were burned on Thursday. e Aue A case of yellow fever is reported to exist in Brooklyn, New York, hav. . . ing lately arrived d from Georgia. In the “Btockton, District Court,Judge Booker has fixed Mrs. Wilkins’ bail at $12,000, which at Intent dates she had faited to obtain. te The eed at Nashaa, New Hampshire, have risen so high as to . stop the manufactories. cient ciuin nha taps te Full retarns show that the Republicans have 9 gee aapking 2 oftheir help. it is estimated that . endow om the summit of the Sierra The ladies connected. with. the} States District Court of Spriigfield, ‘Mlinois, has indicted Albert Smith, ‘Tue Pacific Mail Steamship Com-} with him a young lady and a clergy-/. Tr is unerstood that after Novemand Southern Railroad will reduce. the wages of its employees from, New York Central and Hudson River Railroad have coneluded, to reduce ten ‘per cent. or discharge a portion since the financial-panic from 8,000. to 10,000 persons have been. thrown. out of work. * % Turery deaths by yellow fever oc‘Curredin Memphis ou Tuesday, ThE popiitition of Calvert, Texas, has been reduced to 200 by it, and there is no means of burying the dead, At Shreveport there is no change for ‘the better: The fever is on the in¢rease at Marshall, Texas. Licx, who ‘proposes to erect and an observatory, ahd to equip it with the best instruments extant, is _perhaps worth $4,000,000," “His property in San Francisco is assessed at $1,715,234, and he has large properties in Santa Cldra and other counties, ein v tiie aa ead Moses Williams, a -young thief of Springfield, ‘promises the State Prison, he will reveal who were the murderers of Sharon Tyndale, who was Secretary of aie ‘of Illinois, and. was hana Springfield, in April; 1871, A t= The fae Jury of the United: who was chief clerk cf, Harper, the defaultering Internal Revenue Collector, is a participant in. Harpers defaleation. _ (= Edward “Haight, Jr., mee bro. ker.in‘Wall street, was expelled from the Stock Exchange Thursday as being the author of the ‘ruin of the Bank of the Commenwealth through his-neégleet-to-falfill his promises to it to pay up his overdrawn account ‘with the bank. Tue Grand Encampment of the in séssion at Stockton, elected its. officers for the ensuing year Thursday evening. Tue contract. for building the Stockton and Ione Narrow Gauge Railfoad was let Thursday, and the work is to be commenced in thirty days. Tuurspay the session of the Nermal School at San Jose, closed with appropriate exercises 240 pupils in attendance. The next session begins November 5th. > Two of the cases against Captain Clarke of the ship Sunrise were decided: Wednesday, in each case the sailors getting judgment for two hundred and ninety-nine do}lars. Tue colt race at San Jose the other day was won by Ida Howe, the winner of the Petaluma colt race. Time, 2:50%4, 2:543,, __ ar _-L._S._Lightner-and-G-L-4 ‘Ganday had a cutting affray in Colusa Thursday, in which the latter .received what are merry ~ mortal wounds. ae te Richard Golline was aecidentally shot and killed by the discharge ofa gun ina carriage in which he was riding, near Prescot, Arizona, on the 17th instant. te A Dr. Doe, of Montecito, Santa Barbara county, shot and serieusly wounded a neighbor named Estaven Urgudeo on the 27th instant: Coe is now in jail. te Peter Ridgeway, a fisherman of the Elysian Fields, New York, has been arrested for beating his wife to death, Davin Tuompsoy, of North Twenty-ninth street, New York, killed his wife on coming home and finding her drunk on last Tuesday night. ke A man atoed Frey was suffocated with gas in one of the” vats of the ‘Western White Lead Works in Philedelphis Thursday, te" A conflagration in Silver burned the Osborn and Masonic Hotels and two adjoining buildings. “(PA freight train on the Pennsyltrack in\Philadelphia on Thursday and the engineer \ was stheanrse _ Tue remains tee tas ber Ist the Lake Shore;: Michigan . . fifteen to twenty~per cent. ; also, the . ~»Mednesday, October 22d. The de. ated: Major-General H. A. Cobb,—com*——= ‘¢ellency, the that if released from his sentence to . / 1d, G. Ballard, deceased, praying for an orrit City, Nevada, on Wednesday~night, . vania. Railroad was thrown from the . ’ In Miiotane. The following order has been issued from general. headquarters: GENERAL Haapq’rs, Srare oF Cau.,.) _Apsorant-GENEnAL's OFYICK, « “SaACeAMEN'TO, Oct: 23d, 1873. General Orders, No. 6.] The painful duty of announcing to the National Guard of California the death of Lieutenant-Colonel, John A. Lancaster,. Aid-de-camp on: the . staff of his Exellency, the Gwvernor and Commander-in-Chief, is made imcambent upon me_by, reason of the demise of that officer, at his late residence in the city of Oakland, of ceased has been for many years an officer of the organized militia and National Guard of this State. His death will be deeply regretted by all who knew him, but’by none more so thay our citizen soldiers, with whom for so, leng a 7 he was associmanding Division N. G. C., will] without delay issue the necessary or-— Second Brigade to-detail a proper officér with a —sufficient—escort-to at= tend sea funeral, which will. take lace at 2 o’clock Pp. M., Friday, 24th instant, from the Grand Central Hotel Oakland. The membersof the staffof his ExGovernor and Commander-in-Chief, will attend the funeral 98 mourners. = Officers of the National Guard generally are invited to attend. Officers of the genexal staff will wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days. By order Commander-in Chief. Official: , Wma. E. McArTaur, ’ Assistant Adj. Gen. _MARRIED. : y At North Bloon#field, by A. A. Smith, J. P., S. W, Lang to Miss Mary Jane Butler. CRA ANTE SE ELIT ES BORN. . In this city, Oct. 17th, 1873, te Thomas Whiting and wife, a son. In this city, Oct. 23d, 1873, to B, T. K. Preston and wife, a son. In this city, Oct. 24th, 2873, toA. M. Hanson and wife, a daughter, In this city, Oct. 25th, 1818, to A. W. Les—} ter and wife, a son, « : At San Juan, a ane 4873, to Charies; Beach and wife, a At. Cherokees, Oct. dist, ies to Mike Callahan and wife, a son. a "NDER tke above title many persons } have been lead to believe that the Young Men’s Social Club, of this city, were about to give one or their popular socials. Such, however, is not the case. The party : advertised for the 13th prexime being en. tirely independent of and separate from: . } the Young ~~ 8 Social Club. . R. LORD, Pres. ¥:M.8.C. Nevada, Oot 26th, 1873. PROBATE NOTICE. NTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne ~) vada. In Probate Court. In the mat {. al of the Estate of Joha G, Ballard, deceas}. ed. It fare ppearing tothe Court by the petition and filed by John M. Bush, the A Administrator of the Estate. of } der of sale of real and personal estate, that . fs necessary to sell the whole of the persohal and real estate, to pay the debts . . outstanding against said deceased, and the debts, expenses, and charges of administration. It is therefore ordered by the Court that all persens interested in said estate-appear before the said Probate Court, . in the County of Nevada, at the court room . of said Probate Court, on Saturday, the 6th day of December,—1873,-at two o’clock, in the afternoon of said day, to show cause, if any they have, why an order shculd not be granted to the said administrator to sell so much of the personal and real estate of said deceased, as shall be necessary. And: that copy of this ed at least . four weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript; a newspaper printed and publiched in the . County of Nevada, and that said publica. tion be completed ten days befcre the said day set for the hearing of said petition. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Nevada City, Oct. 24th, 1873. Office of the County Clerk of the County of Nevada. iI. T. €. Plunkett, County Clerk of the County of Nevada, State ef California, and exClerk ofand for said County, do hereby certify the . foregoing to be a full, true and correct copy A eg original order, on file in this, my of\.Witness my hand and the seal of fem Court, this 24th day of Oct. 1873. » PLUNKETT, Clerk. i Fak Pattison , Deputy. " Niles Searls. Atty. 025 = faa CUCAMONGA WINE. wus RECEIVED A LARGE, SUPCUCAMONGA & PORT WINES. From Cucamonga Vineyards. oa) They aré especially adapted for Sickness and Family use. R@” WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ABOVE WINES IN BEVADA CITY. Send in your orders and test the merits of the Wines for yourselves, -J. 8. HOLBROOK & v0, Junction Main and Commercial Sts. Nevada, Oct. 19th. DRESS MAKING. ‘Children’s Clothing of all Kinds . xe RG GERA day, sree oe a ders to the commanding officer of the . * ft ¢ L. H. FOOTE, Adj. Gen., Cal. “Young Mens’ First Party.” . ~: LOOK. ouT 2 Ina Few Days! BELL & BROWN. -. DRUGGISTs,, Pramcmegna KEEP PATENT. MEDICINES, FAs Kite noe FANCY: ARTICLES, a. ie PURE Liavons, Drug Store. -(Bussenius’ Cid Stand. POUNDED. Ickes (COLD SODA: 4 KISSINGEN, 3 ARDS Congress Water, ON DRAUGHT o a —AT— NEVADA SKATING RINK. (HE RINK will be open EVERY AFTERNOON, Sundays excepted. Ajso, on day Evenings. Admission free and use of Skates 25 ots, Children im the Afternoon half-price. / . JULIUS GREENWALD, STOCK OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, : PIPES,CARDS, CUTLERY ap AT COST. “PRICES! = Stock remaini on hand on the FI¥TEE. i pega will. ‘be . sold a Public Auction. 4 Call and see for yourself !— to me, will please tome forward and settle their accounts immediately. JULIUS GREENW: ‘ALD. Nevada City, Oct. 11th. q JUNCTION. oe MAIN: AND COMMER Olas SEREETS,. WE NEVADA CITY Lae ~ DODGE, TE of a choice selected stock of — FANCY GOODS-AND NOTIONS, Embroideries and Laces, Towels, moor Linen, Hosiery, Children’s Garments, Gents’ Furnishing Stationery, ToiGoods, Mil Jewelry, let Pica feels Cutlery, . Combs, and ten thousand things toon fal and em which everybody is Agent & Co. ‘Pat Also, or Butterick oad terns, the Fall pe, of. heh > have j been received. Wilcox & Gibs PERFUMERIZS, , AY ND mata found sah = Car. Pine & Commercial Streets PRESCRIPTIONS:.CAREFULLY com. . BELL & BROWN'S: Cor: Pine and Commercial Sts, Monday, ee? and Sature Tickets in packages of Five.,.$100 Tickets in packages_of Eight..200 By the month, gentlemen. ... 400 By the month, ladies..5.4.2 50 Gentleman and Lady..-.0.22.500 * The best.of order maintained. _ B. BULLARD, Prop’r. “Nevada, Oct 5th, 1873. ee. For 30 Days Only ! FFERS FOR SALE HIS ENTIRE . All those knowing themselves indebted ~~ Variety and Notion Store. AS on hand and is in constant receiptNoisless F Noakes the twist ed loop stitchthe strongest and mos elastic ever invented : ie and attachments constantly on hand. Ne member this ia store in Ne. arse a D. F. DODGE. On Thurs adent bapp Gra, Serex . by which 1 ife. He 2 pose of tap] concluded was above. goveral Jee sir bad jon stantiy it } down into” ing bom 1 snd mang! pe, He, side, and 4 _the heart side of the ing the b ear was al Dresses ¢ ” for $1 2. — The Su tricts of ¢ ae ene _ the roads them hay cations that is do great déal to be don visors Wil inthis 2 wil, Th in a very derstand state, and “ necessary ~ Winter x a * As the and the ¢ of the sti making ¢ ning. ' shortly x and the : to Marys to leave . tan be . one of .

i. 2. ¢. EVADA"GITY, OAL: Sunday, Uct.-6th, 1873, Bei Sy The. ‘‘Three Brothers,” The ship said to :be. the. largest “merchant ship in the world, certainly the largest” ‘wooden Ship—merchant— _ ‘afloat,’ sailed’ on Friday, says the. * _Alta, from San Francisco fora Eue ropesn port, having on board one of "4. = erleft-the port. Built by “Old” Vanderbuilt as p ‘steamship, found too-costly in consumption of coal ev‘er to bé made profitable, and the presented to the United States Government andfitted out for war pur~~ poses, sent to ‘follow.,the Alabama, “which she djd at very safe distances; next sent to.the Pacific, in Company . with the monitor Monadnock,. she _ lay upin naval hospital, until Uncle Sam concluded to sell her, which he ‘did, Since then she has been re® built, one might say, made as strong ., as,wood and iron could well make her, changed into, a sailing ship, named the Three Brothers for. her owners, Messrs. Howes, loaded with wheat; one of the handsomest ships that ever sat, like a black swan, in ie "the water; one of the most beautiful specimens of architecture that ever floated ypon the billows. create a sensation Wherever she may appeur, not merely because of her ~ great size and length, but because of the beauty of her lines, her rig, and fixtures genérally. She will spread some fifteen thousand yards.ef canvas, over one thousand yards being in her mainsail—course-—alone. Her mainmast is over 99, feet, main-yard, 100 feet, and all things else about her in proportion. She iscommanded by Captain Cummings, and every 7S ‘Californian wishes tier good fortune, a short passage, speedy return, honor to her commander, fortune through her to her owners, and glery to the nation that claims her. allie The Great ‘Storm. The Signal Officer in Washington City has prepared, from -carefully collected data, a report of the dampe 24th of August last, The: losses ~»« Which that fearful storm entailed are almost beyond belief. -It is known that during the 24th and 25th of August, in the neighborkood of the St. ‘Lawrence Gulf and the Atlantic : shores of Nova Scotia, Gape Breton ae and Newfoundland, 1,032 vessels, of which 435 were small fishing vessels, were lost. Ninety other. vessels were’ destroyed by the storm before reach———ing Nova Scotia, making 1,122 vessels destroyed within’ a few hours. Two hundred and twenty-three lives are known to have been lost, and this number is swelled to nearly five ‘hundred by those cases in which the entire crews were lost, To this the » less of life on land in consequence of the wrecking violence of the oyclone, would add at least one hundred. Nine hundred buildings were _ injured or totally destroyed by the storm, Gloueestér, Muss., as usual, bears a large portion of this loss, and the fishing interests are thereby erippled very seriously, ~Other towns} suffered severely also. i tial Great success continues‘to attend the operations of the San Francisco ‘ Acclimatizing Society. There are now 36,000, trout in Lake Merced, and the breeding ponds of the Society contain 200,000 from Lake Tahoe, the product of 300,008 eggs, ready to be transferred néxt week. In addition to this. 6,000 Tahoe trout Aa _ have been sold to the Fishery Coma missioners, and 2,000 disposed of to “private ownership at Alameda, Miss CuAza Barton, the’ philanthropist, who arrived in New York ~“ oh Wednesday from her European}. tour of four years, was honored with ‘ a reception by the Woman Suffrage Society on the evening of the: ny she atbived. ‘Tar Stockton iapeadent says ~ there i pe rial reason to believe that "have passed away California will be > properly ranked as the first State ‘in the Unien in all the qualities r requisite to make a great, populous and prosperous commonwealth. Se e Pig Jawa bed Modocs, 130 ia num>» — ber, estexted by the companies of come Hasbrouek and Hoag, ar-. wived at Redding Thursdwy afternoon DE eu route to their new home in WySs ouing: — : es The Daily Transcript . . odist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, . the largest cargoes of wheat that-ev-’. She will]: age done by the great storm of the . Preaching Sunday. Divine Services rill be held in the Methandin the évening at 7¥ o’clock. SabbathSchool at 1% o’elotk, P.M. Rev. Gates Clifford, Pastor. Preaching at the Congregational Church every Sunday morning and evening at the usual hours of worship. Sabbath schoo immediately after morning service. RevMr, Sims, Pastor. é Episcopal services at the Court House ev ery Sunday morning av 11 o’elock, ihe Rev. Mr. Anderson. i ' Divine Services at the Cathokje Church Sunday morning at 10% o’clock. , Sabbath School at 2, and Vespers at 7% Pr. M. Rey. Father Meagher, Pastor. Divine services will be held at the A. M. E. Church Sunday morning at 11_.0’clock! Services in the evening at7}¢ o'clock. Rey J. C. Dorsey, Pastor. Divine services in the Baptist Church, ° every sunday morning and evenihg, at the ususl hours of worship, Sabbath pchool immediately after morning service. Preaching by Rev. H, P. -MeKusick. eS : Galak Week. Catholic chuxch, in Grass Valley, propose getting up a Fair during . Christmas weék for tho beriefit of . the Orphan Asylum at that place. A debt’ of about -$9,000 has been incurred during the past ‘year in making additions to the building and providing for the wantslof the little ones, who are .constantly increasing, and it is the intention. of .the, ladies. to liquidate’ this npaletent possible.* inal ec sirencnnaiatncee . Last Sermon, Rev. H. P.McCusick will close his labors to-day, us pastor of the Baptist church, ‘as no aid ean be ob-, tained from abroad towards.his. support. > New Hotel. A new hotel is being erected_at Montezuma Hill, by Mr. Hanson, It will be opened on the 31st inst., and a grand-ball will be given in the eve: ning. + -2 —— . Since the Ist of July 2,132, a IN centals of wheat have been shippé from San Francisco; valued at $5,883,800.: During the same period last year-2,803,000 centals were shipped, valued at $4,667,000—showing . . Champions of the Red Cross, mow a decrease of--670,000 centals this ‘year, but an increase value of $670, ‘si 000. pany and A. B. Stockwell have reached an amicable settlement of their suits. Allen returning the 10,000 shares of Pacific Mail stock he had, receiving for it his unpaid notes and the Howe Sewing Machine mortgage which the company held. Prorxssor Lay, the aeronot, is to make a balloon* ascension in afew days from San Francisco, taking mun, and while in the clouds the latter will marry the ‘Professor and the young lady. THE Pocdasiee Sag taey. clerks who sailed for Europe last week took $10,000,000 of bonds of the new loan for the Syndicate. This makes $95,000,000 of these bonds which have been A negotiated. ON Weduenday the abi line stables of Travis & Co., at Washburn's station, in the White Pine country, were burned, with two valuable horBes, one of them s a@ racer. Avex, Coun, then man found guilty of attempting to burn Hamilton,;Nevada, was ‘Thursday sentenced to seven years’) imprisonment in the State Prison. : bcattii Marueany, the young murderer of the stockman, Green, in Nevads, will be sentenced on Saturday. The Grand Jury refused to find ‘an in. . dictment against .Finney as a party to the murder, Gen: Thomas Caldwalder, for many years Adjutant-General of New Jersey, died at Trenton on Wednesday night. et Cornine & Co.'s ‘distillery, and Moorehouse & Rockfeller’s oil still in Cleveland, @hio, were burned on Thursday. e Aue A case of yellow fever is reported to exist in Brooklyn, New York, hav. . . ing lately arrived d from Georgia. In the “Btockton, District Court,Judge Booker has fixed Mrs. Wilkins’ bail at $12,000, which at Intent dates she had faited to obtain. te The eed at Nashaa, New Hampshire, have risen so high as to . stop the manufactories. cient ciuin nha taps te Full retarns show that the Republicans have 9 gee aapking 2 oftheir help. it is estimated that . endow om the summit of the Sierra The ladies connected. with. the} States District Court of Spriigfield, ‘Mlinois, has indicted Albert Smith, ‘Tue Pacific Mail Steamship Com-} with him a young lady and a clergy-/. Tr is unerstood that after Novemand Southern Railroad will reduce. the wages of its employees from, New York Central and Hudson River Railroad have coneluded, to reduce ten ‘per cent. or discharge a portion since the financial-panic from 8,000. to 10,000 persons have been. thrown. out of work. * % Turery deaths by yellow fever oc‘Curredin Memphis ou Tuesday, ThE popiitition of Calvert, Texas, has been reduced to 200 by it, and there is no means of burying the dead, At Shreveport there is no change for ‘the better: The fever is on the in¢rease at Marshall, Texas. Licx, who ‘proposes to erect and an observatory, ahd to equip it with the best instruments extant, is _perhaps worth $4,000,000," “His property in San Francisco is assessed at $1,715,234, and he has large properties in Santa Cldra and other counties, ein v tiie aa ead Moses Williams, a -young thief of Springfield, ‘promises the State Prison, he will reveal who were the murderers of Sharon Tyndale, who was Secretary of aie ‘of Illinois, and. was hana Springfield, in April; 1871, A t= The fae Jury of the United: who was chief clerk cf, Harper, the defaultering Internal Revenue Collector, is a participant in. Harpers defaleation. _ (= Edward “Haight, Jr., mee bro. ker.in‘Wall street, was expelled from the Stock Exchange Thursday as being the author of the ‘ruin of the Bank of the Commenwealth through his-neégleet-to-falfill his promises to it to pay up his overdrawn account ‘with the bank. Tue Grand Encampment of the in séssion at Stockton, elected its. officers for the ensuing year Thursday evening. Tue contract. for building the Stockton and Ione Narrow Gauge Railfoad was let Thursday, and the work is to be commenced in thirty days. Tuurspay the session of the Nermal School at San Jose, closed with appropriate exercises 240 pupils in attendance. The next session begins November 5th. > Two of the cases against Captain Clarke of the ship Sunrise were decided: Wednesday, in each case the sailors getting judgment for two hundred and ninety-nine do}lars. Tue colt race at San Jose the other day was won by Ida Howe, the winner of the Petaluma colt race. Time, 2:50%4, 2:543,, __ ar _-L._S._Lightner-and-G-L-4 ‘Ganday had a cutting affray in Colusa Thursday, in which the latter .received what are merry ~ mortal wounds. ae te Richard Golline was aecidentally shot and killed by the discharge ofa gun ina carriage in which he was riding, near Prescot, Arizona, on the 17th instant. te A Dr. Doe, of Montecito, Santa Barbara county, shot and serieusly wounded a neighbor named Estaven Urgudeo on the 27th instant: Coe is now in jail.

te Peter Ridgeway, a fisherman of the Elysian Fields, New York, has been arrested for beating his wife to death, Davin Tuompsoy, of North Twenty-ninth street, New York, killed his wife on coming home and finding her drunk on last Tuesday night. ke A man atoed Frey was suffocated with gas in one of the” vats of the ‘Western White Lead Works in Philedelphis Thursday, te" A conflagration in Silver burned the Osborn and Masonic Hotels and two adjoining buildings. “(PA freight train on the Pennsyltrack in\Philadelphia on Thursday and the engineer \ was stheanrse _ Tue remains tee tas ber Ist the Lake Shore;: Michigan . . fifteen to twenty~per cent. ; also, the . ~»Mednesday, October 22d. The de. ated: Major-General H. A. Cobb,—com*——= ‘¢ellency, the that if released from his sentence to . / 1d, G. Ballard, deceased, praying for an orrit City, Nevada, on Wednesday~night, . vania. Railroad was thrown from the . ’ In Miiotane. The following order has been issued from general. headquarters: GENERAL Haapq’rs, Srare oF Cau.,.) _Apsorant-GENEnAL's OFYICK, « “SaACeAMEN'TO, Oct: 23d, 1873. General Orders, No. 6.] The painful duty of announcing to the National Guard of California the death of Lieutenant-Colonel, John A. Lancaster,. Aid-de-camp on: the . staff of his Exellency, the Gwvernor and Commander-in-Chief, is made imcambent upon me_by, reason of the demise of that officer, at his late residence in the city of Oakland, of ceased has been for many years an officer of the organized militia and National Guard of this State. His death will be deeply regretted by all who knew him, but’by none more so thay our citizen soldiers, with whom for so, leng a 7 he was associmanding Division N. G. C., will] without delay issue the necessary or-— Second Brigade to-detail a proper officér with a —sufficient—escort-to at= tend sea funeral, which will. take lace at 2 o’clock Pp. M., Friday, 24th instant, from the Grand Central Hotel Oakland. The membersof the staffof his ExGovernor and Commander-in-Chief, will attend the funeral 98 mourners. = Officers of the National Guard generally are invited to attend. Officers of the genexal staff will wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days. By order Commander-in Chief. Official: , Wma. E. McArTaur, ’ Assistant Adj. Gen. _MARRIED. : y At North Bloon#field, by A. A. Smith, J. P., S. W, Lang to Miss Mary Jane Butler. CRA ANTE SE ELIT ES BORN. . In this city, Oct. 17th, 1873, te Thomas Whiting and wife, a son. In this city, Oct. 23d, 1873, to B, T. K. Preston and wife, a son. In this city, Oct. 24th, 2873, toA. M. Hanson and wife, a daughter, In this city, Oct. 25th, 1818, to A. W. Les—} ter and wife, a son, « : At San Juan, a ane 4873, to Charies; Beach and wife, a At. Cherokees, Oct. dist, ies to Mike Callahan and wife, a son. a "NDER tke above title many persons } have been lead to believe that the Young Men’s Social Club, of this city, were about to give one or their popular socials. Such, however, is not the case. The party : advertised for the 13th prexime being en. tirely independent of and separate from: . } the Young ~~ 8 Social Club. . R. LORD, Pres. ¥:M.8.C. Nevada, Oot 26th, 1873. PROBATE NOTICE. NTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne ~) vada. In Probate Court. In the mat {. al of the Estate of Joha G, Ballard, deceas}. ed. It fare ppearing tothe Court by the petition and filed by John M. Bush, the A Administrator of the Estate. of } der of sale of real and personal estate, that . fs necessary to sell the whole of the persohal and real estate, to pay the debts . . outstanding against said deceased, and the debts, expenses, and charges of administration. It is therefore ordered by the Court that all persens interested in said estate-appear before the said Probate Court, . in the County of Nevada, at the court room . of said Probate Court, on Saturday, the 6th day of December,—1873,-at two o’clock, in the afternoon of said day, to show cause, if any they have, why an order shculd not be granted to the said administrator to sell so much of the personal and real estate of said deceased, as shall be necessary. And: that copy of this ed at least . four weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript; a newspaper printed and publiched in the . County of Nevada, and that said publica. tion be completed ten days befcre the said day set for the hearing of said petition. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge. Nevada City, Oct. 24th, 1873. Office of the County Clerk of the County of Nevada. iI. T. €. Plunkett, County Clerk of the County of Nevada, State ef California, and exClerk ofand for said County, do hereby certify the . foregoing to be a full, true and correct copy A eg original order, on file in this, my of\.Witness my hand and the seal of fem Court, this 24th day of Oct. 1873. » PLUNKETT, Clerk. i Fak Pattison , Deputy. " Niles Searls. Atty. 025 = faa CUCAMONGA WINE. wus RECEIVED A LARGE, SUPCUCAMONGA & PORT WINES. From Cucamonga Vineyards. oa) They aré especially adapted for Sickness and Family use. R@” WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE ABOVE WINES IN BEVADA CITY. Send in your orders and test the merits of the Wines for yourselves, -J. 8. HOLBROOK & v0, Junction Main and Commercial Sts. Nevada, Oct. 19th. DRESS MAKING. ‘Children’s Clothing of all Kinds . xe RG GERA day, sree oe a ders to the commanding officer of the . * ft ¢ L. H. FOOTE, Adj. Gen., Cal.. “Young Mens’ First Party.” . ~: LOOK. ouT 2 Ina Few Days! BELL & BROWN. -. DRUGGISTs,, Pramcmegna KEEP PATENT. MEDICINES, FAs Kite noe FANCY: ARTICLES, a. ie PURE Liavons, Drug Store. -(Bussenius’ Cid Stand. POUNDED. Ickes (COLD SODA: 4 KISSINGEN, 3 ARDS Congress Water, ON DRAUGHT o a —AT— NEVADA SKATING RINK. (HE RINK will be open EVERY AFTERNOON, Sundays excepted. Ajso, on day Evenings. Admission free and use of Skates 25 ots, Children im the Afternoon half-price. / . JULIUS GREENWALD, STOCK OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, : PIPES,CARDS, CUTLERY ap AT COST. “PRICES! = Stock remaini on hand on the FI¥TEE. i pega will. ‘be . sold a Public Auction. 4 Call and see for yourself !— to me, will please tome forward and settle their accounts immediately. JULIUS GREENW: ‘ALD. Nevada City, Oct. 11th. q JUNCTION. oe MAIN: AND COMMER Olas SEREETS,. WE NEVADA CITY Lae ~ DODGE, TE of a choice selected stock of — FANCY GOODS-AND NOTIONS, Embroideries and Laces, Towels, moor Linen, Hosiery, Children’s Garments, Gents’ Furnishing Stationery, ToiGoods, Mil Jewelry, let Pica feels Cutlery, . Combs, and ten thousand things toon fal and em which everybody is Agent & Co. ‘Pat Also, or Butterick oad terns, the Fall pe, of. heh > have j been received. Wilcox & Gibs PERFUMERIZS, , AY ND mata found sah = Car. Pine & Commercial Streets PRESCRIPTIONS:.CAREFULLY com. . BELL & BROWN'S: Cor: Pine and Commercial Sts, Monday, ee? and Sature Tickets in packages of Five..,..$100 Tickets in packages_of Eight....200 By the month, gentlemen. ...... 400 By the month, ladies....5..4..2 50 Gentleman and Lady...-..0.22.500 * The best.of order maintained. _ B. BULLARD, Prop’r. “Nevada, Oct 5th, 1873. ee. For 30 Days Only ! FFERS FOR SALE HIS ENTIRE . All those knowing themselves indebted ~~ Variety and Notion Store.. AS on hand and is in constant receiptNoisless F Noakes the twist ed loop stitchthe strongest and mos elastic ever invented : ie and attachments constantly on hand. Ne member this ia store in Ne. arse a D. F. DODGE. On Thurs adent bapp Gra, Serex . by which 1 ife. He 2 pose of tap] concluded was above. goveral Jee sir bad jon stantiy it } down into” ing bom 1 snd mang! pe, He, side, and 4 _the heart side of the ing the b ear was al Dresses ¢ ” for $1 2. — The Su tricts of ¢ ae ene _ the roads them hay cations that is do great déal to be don visors Wil inthis 2 wil, Th in a very derstand state, and “ necessary ~ Winter x a * As the and the ¢ of the sti making ¢ ning. ' shortly x and the : to Marys to leave . tan be . one of .