October 8, 1863 (4 pages)

orth will be placed io THURSDAY ! RNIN, . bOF, “UNION STATE TIGKET. Peadgeyreieornonnpeccited st .Wesbington. from. Dahlarens. City and Cout T. B, ARLAND. ALSO NILES, a ee eee For Justices of the Supreaie Comtty ..“> QO, 1. SHAFTER, ~~ ' $8. W. SANDERSON, . LORENZO SAWYER, JOHN CURREY, A. L. RHODES. «4. For Bupenthitéident of Pibite tnitruetion, JOHN SWETT, (PrIt ‘has ‘been the boast of Aimericans that their politicébinstitutions were superior to all otherg on earth, and more in eonsonance with liberty and the development of the human mind. It has been our pride to call_our land the: asyluor of the oppressed and hope of the world. We have w'l looked forward to the day® when the spirit of our institutions would be caught by the peoples of the earth and .kings and thrones would be known no longer. fe Do we believe in republican. institutions still? Are we satisfied that the institutions we have boasted of in the face ot foreign . power axe. the best for freemen to live under? If we believe still as we have professed to believe in times past, there should not be a laggard man in the whole Union in the defense of the Government. There can be no ahadow of adi ubt that the glorious in_ stitutions under which we as a nation have grown and proapéred and flourished us nev« er before a peoplo have done on the fave -/ the earth, are in danger vr destruction. If we look atthe animus of the leadersin re~ bellion we shall see the’spirit of intolerance and dictation, of aristocracy and insoleuce, Jincempatible with republican government. We know the Confederacy has been in con. ference with “England and France on the subject of establishing a foreign monarchia) protectorate over the rebellious States. The aristocracy of those States would not object to esjablishing a throne and seat thereon a Guelph or a Bonaparte. During the prog reas of this rebellion a monarchial taste has been exhibited by the Southern people on ‘several occasions, There is perbaps hot a man who does not timek that had the Union been undisturbed by inw-—.1 senyulsions the French would not have dared interie-.o4 with the gov. ernment of Mexico. Wi TW 2Tnion intact. and harmunious a throne with a nsburg? upon it would be iapussible, and had it ne. been thought by the French Emperor that the dissolution of the American Union was certain, he would not have been found attempting to force a detestable govorament upen the people of an American republic. All this scheme ot rebellidn coupled with the recognition of the” as belligerents by both England and France, and the inter« ference of the-latter power with Mexico, has for object the destruction of the Giovernment of the United States and democratic institutions, There ia no mistake about thia, All the evidences go to prove it: But for slavery the assistancé of England and Franee to the rebels would have been more open ahd leas mean and underhanded. They have attempted to cloak their designs, but the ears of the animal are plain enough tu be seen. Our free institutions are the hate of monarehists and must be put down if the abominable work can be done under any pretense possible. ee It1s imperative that every American should inculeate the spirit of Unity. There snould be no distracting isaues, among oureelves, for it may be the last straw that breaks the camel’s back. If we bat act well together our Republic will yet dominate the planet and the proudest of all titles will be that of Ameriean citizen. i tie THE San Jose In . dent Annoudees the opening and successful working of the Acid Works in that city. ue e ee SICKNESS.—The Placer Herald saVs"that considerable sickness prevaile among the miners alotiy the foothills. “* teat il * igi? es ‘Geonee Nv Swezy has resigned the po~ position of President of the Northera Dis. newal of active-operations.; strike & severe blow on a vital point. If effect, and may be conducive-to hastening. on the Fall campaign on.both sides._ Official advices of a late date have been which show that neither that officer nor Gilmore are idle, but Pushing reard for a Fee . Rebel Gen. Forrest, witt 4,000 men made a raid on Rosecrans’ line of communication, between Nashvitle and Chattanooga. It was not unexpected. : The rebel atesmier Diationd with ‘s valuable cargo of saltpetze and liquors has been captured. . The rebels are disappointed in not injuring Rosecrans more in the late battle. The Riehmoad Examiner féare there is too miuéh truth in Rosecrans’ dispatches that he holds an impregnable pasition. Burnside is in communication with Rosecrans and holds all the passes into North Carolina. “His position is all that could be desired. Gen. Gillmore is getting his batteries ready for another storm of Greek Fire on Charles« ton. When everything is ready for efficient work the storm will break loose. Charleston is within eagy range. =” Gen. Weitzel has not been defeated by Dick Taylor as reported by the rebels. Gold 464. ar : We see the name of Rev. O.C. Wheeler:of Sacramento, mentioned favorably by several newspapers «a a probable candidate for Ciief Clerk of the next Assembly. Mr. Wheeler has all the qualifications in an” eminent de. gree, requisite far thet position, and we weult. ume to see him occupy it. He would rank among the best of clerks that have ever occupied the place, and assist materially the members of the House to an understandivug of the wants of many of the industrial inter ests of the State. ee renee CANALS IN Washoe.—The Virginia Union says the Humboldt Canal is rapidly pro«. gressing towards completion, and when fins ished will be seventy miles in length. Forty thiles of the work is now under contract and going ahead. The company-building it-have plenty of money, and all the necessary picks, plows, scaeps, shovela, chains, ete., on the ground, so that the contractors are not. delayed -for tools to work. This ditch wilj be constructed upon the canal principle, with locks, ete., in order that it may be suc» cessfully used, when completed, for convey« Ing wood and lumber to the mines, as well as supplying the mi!ls‘with-water power. A Reset Prornesy.—When the rebels B+-4 on Sumter, on the 12th of April, 1861, they hasan “informal” gathering in Montgomery, Alabuwa, when the traitor Seeres tory of wat, Walker, dpoke as follows : ,tNe-man could tell where the war com‘thenced thig day would end, but he would rophesy:that the flag which now fluunts the reeze. here would float over the dome of the old capitol at Washington before-the firstof May, Let them try Southern chival~. ry and test the extent of Southern reseure Ses, and it might float eventually over Fans uel Hall itself.” on Uapadassbadcleccssaiisccg cs ABOUT two millions of treasure were res. ceived at San Francisco from the interior during the ten days preceding the sailing of the. last steamer eaten cmeceiemmmenl ‘ GeN. Fore has possession of the pro-~ ductive silver minés of Real del Monte, at Pachuca, Mexico, from which lie “expects to derive large sums for -the support of his usurpation. CumMerctaL.—There are. how in San Francisco harbor, ia addition to coasters, twenty ships, fourteen barks, nine briggs and three schooners. “Also, four-war vessels and one whaler. a Gen. Woot, has returned to bis home Troy. He hada splendid reception recently . from the people of Burlington, Vermont, and made a-Union speech which delighted them. ~ a ete Tne blacksiniths in Sonoma are using the Cloverdale coal, and the Journal says anoth. et large vein of superior coal has been found on Sulphur Creek. * Farutr.—Although late-in the season, the supply of fruit ia the San Francisco market is in excess of the demand. ate “TuERn ’ of t ee ame ¥ Sa FR EASTERN NeWs.—An expedition left Cuter CLERK or THE Asenormux.— . }: . 8 Willits Humbug © nS itary Fusd eoutributions: election day amounted to nine ra county* on THE San Francisco Sanitary Fund Committee remitted another $10,000 by the last steamer: . THe total receipts of the State Fair were expenditures and leave a fair surplus. ‘ y-3 hes * year is coming. in freely. Four anda half ‘milllion pousds have already been received at the Bay. e THE value of property left by the late Dr, Gray, of San Francisco, amounts te $200,England is stated to be £799,732,139. This amount wore than triplea our war debt. © ExecuTep.—Juao Buelna, a Mexican, was hanged in Santa Cruz county on. last Friday morning, for killing his cousin Espix nosa, in a quarrel arising out ofa rivalry in love: It was-the first legal execution in that county. VALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. B Street, Nevada, HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors. October 6, 1863. JD Kingsley, Virginia W Disturnell Moores as ‘do R Watl Mrs Mahone do Mre Fair do M MeLaughiin do WC Whitehousedo — -Robt Gifford, Dutch F J ER Brotherfon do W 8 Taylor Grass V 8 C Norton do FS Muncez, _ ae W Crohunrt do. T Garvey Washington M Ceien do Isaac Lloyd 6 mile h J Ropp . ao Robt Kennédy Allegha H Marden do KA Diver Grass V AC Chambers do H Everett Birchville M Waterman _ do K Plieclan Shady creck J C Lee Blue Tent J Murphy Washington ‘ J L. Cooper do Rummel San Fran Wm Noonan Moores J Peter & w Sacramen Frank Kyan You Bet M Naval do W W Cozzens Ked M Pra do ( Dow WA dee cit E Burwell Omega ‘ A J. Duan & 2¢ Woola DW Winters oores GC Powers Lake city —_—_—_—_———_——_—_— eee FIRST MEETING OF THE GLENBROOK JOCKEY CLUB cee am FALL RACES ¢ OVER.THE Glenbrook Race Track. NEVADA CITY, Cal. © % Whursday, October 15th. A Parse of $500 free fer all Horses in the State—3 in 6 td harness. ; Same Day. Second Class Trotting Race for County Horses, mile heats, best two in three. for $300. = a Friday, October 16th. A Trotting Race for First Class County Horses, best 3in 5, for $300. Same Day: A Running Race, free for the State, mil IP ria ey dea at ; ee Saturday, Oct. 17a, A Purse of $260 free for4ll Pacers, best 2 in 3. ‘onghe A Purse of $400, two mile heats, best @in 3, Free for the State. _ By order of the Club, RK. P. MARSELUS, Secretary, baa oh gers = % fi -000, most of which is bequeathed to a broth‘. er in New York city. ; s $12.773—enough, itis believed, to cover ail . "Tug, wool lip of, Celisornia for the present . -_ ENGLIsu. Dygr.—The national dt of . . > Roth New York offices ti rood Ie v treet. : ep veetone eral f fi og nm style if the above House, and wll ; vor to please.all who may favor him with their . The charges will be very moderate suit the times. . Lodging; 25 cts. Meals, 37 1-2 cts. Nevada, Sept. 16th—tf : B, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BATES & McCORMICK, — BROAD STREET, NEVADA. DRUGS and BOO ¢ CENTRE MARKET. ie [ee CENTRE MARKET is stil) supplied with Beef, Pork, Mutton, Weal, &c., Which will be sold at the lowest rates. Shop on Commercial street, below TRANSCRIPT nting office. $ NOTICE. U. 8, Internal Revenue Colicctor’s @Offee, Fifth Division, Fourth District. NEVADA, October fut, 1963. 15. attention of dealers in Patent Medicines, Cosmetics and Perfumery ete., ete., is called oo following Amendment of March 3d, 1863, vizt Sec. 27. “And be it farther enacted, that any rap 3 who shall offer for sale, after the thireth day of September, a.p 1863, “7 of the articles named in Schedule © of the act to which this act is an amendment, Whether tbe articles so offered are imported or are of foreign 01 domestic manufacture, shall be deemed the manu facturer thereof, and [shall be] subject to all the duties, Mabilities and penalties in eaid act imposed in regard to the sale of such articles without the use of the proper stamp or stamps as in said act is required.” Rg My instructions ate imperative, “and the requirements uf the law must be complied with and my duty is plain. I would notify all persons liable to py, License, Income, or other duties. that the same are payable at the Collector’s office. in Nevada, at Birdseye’s Banking House, and in. Downieville, at Lamping’s Banking House. 5. B, DAVENPORT, Collector, Sth Division, 4th District. ——— Grass Valley National, North San Juan Press, La Porte Messenger and Sierra Democrat copy 1 time and send bill to TRANSCRIPT otfice; : We are Agents for the METROPOLITAN CORK EXCHANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES . . Brick or Frame Buildings Merchandise, Furniture, &. . On the most Rassonalh teccs, A. BLOCK &+@., eB yo ¥ NOTICE. oo TRAVELERS a To and from < REESE RIVER, "HUMBOLDT. ~~ 3 ESMERALDA, SILVER MOUNTAIN, VIRGINIA CITY, . Clothing ! Furnishing _ HATS AND CAPs, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS AND VALISES, ~~ At the Popular House of ae Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF FALL & WINTER CLOTHING “Are now being received and — 8. HAAS & Co., Have Branch Stores at GOLD HILL, AURORA, VIRGINIA, t SAN FRANCISCO. ® Notice to Tax Payers ! Are invited to examine the IMMENSE STOCK or . For Sale at New York Prices! dhe ASSESSMENT ROLL for 1963 for . A Nevada oe having been completed and delivered into my hands t A papers iders of the county are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are now due, and the law for the coljon of the Taxes will be strictly enforced. tice is further given that for the p eof reeeiving Taxes, { shall be in the several Townships at the places and times stated. to-wit: Nevada—At my Office in the city of Nevada, Monday Oct.19th.Grass Valley--At Delano’s Banking House Grass Valley, Tuesday, Oct. 20th. . 5 Rough & Ready—aAt Walling’s Hotel, Rough & Ready, Thursday, Oct 22d. Bridgeport—At Pollard’s Hotel, North San Juan, Friday, Oct. 23d. Bloomficld—At Arnold’s Hotel, at-Lake City, Monday, Oct. 26th, i Eureka—At Marks & Co’s. Banking House, . Moore's Fiat, Tuesday, Oct. 27th: Washington— At Hind’s Store, Omega, on Thursday, Uct. 29th. Little York—At Seydiauf’s Store, Red Dog, Saturday, Oct, 3ist. J * N. TURNER, ‘ Collector. Nevada, Sept. 29th, 1863. = Use E. Goodwin & Bros. NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED CHEWING TOBACCO. FOR SALE. EVERY WHERE. This Tobacce is manufactured expressly for the California market : the peculiar manner in which it is put up keeping it always moist, and causing itto retain its flavor any length of ime. . map Pa CONSOLIDATED G., 8. & COPPER MINING CO., NEVADA COUNTY, Tock holders are hereby notified that an coats cr fost) ie this Say Senea nthe fal stock of the shove saline Same Serta hoteP ect cet ee. ae ge tee Nevady city, Oct. ith, iss ; a Teams: left town ring the 1 mill has st Your to } now: kept the demar ‘hands in t and groovi Freight is ginia to R city te the MisTak ed concer Honest At fora thou on the-Let ~ jana . Coil Glenbrook paper. “T' threé in fi . wad'Bob C * Fore merly the. the Unite and Scotla er of thisc ter charge CELEST zens about Pine were & concaten “Ying, sputt sneezing, c man and ja ducing. 1 ceed from Central F! an unamial being abou rance of t! of breath . other orga Fay F Jockey Ch at the G Oct 15th, free for all On -the ga county ho heats, best On Frid . county hor On the sar the State, On Satu pacers. FE _purse of $ Free for th "The through th quarter et being an in quarter. J. N. Tr county, ha _for 1863, » following p At his of 19th, e _ At Dela . on Tueada: At Wall © Thursday, At Polla day, Oct. § At Arno 26th. , At Mark Fiat, Tues At Hind’ 29th. At Heyé Oct. 3ist. . REEse left here . from Virg over ther accommod nation. F for throug Jonger. Mvca _ Thursday treight bet . bound for: Tae Ir copies of . Santa Bar and that fu 4) vot wi 4% a seeba tiles sstlaiele ae

orth will be placed io THURSDAY ! RNIN, . bOF, “UNION STATE TIGKET. Peadgeyreieornonnpeccited st .Wesbington. from. Dahlarens. City and Cout T. B, ARLAND. ALSO NILES, a ee eee For Justices of the Supreaie Comtty ...“> QO, 1. SHAFTER, ~~ ' $8. W. SANDERSON, . LORENZO SAWYER, JOHN CURREY, A. L. RHODES. «4. For Bupenthitéident of Pibite tnitruetion, JOHN SWETT, (PrIt ‘has ‘been the boast of Aimericans that their politicébinstitutions were superior to all otherg on earth, and more in eonsonance with liberty and the development of the human mind. It has been our pride to call_our land the: asyluor of the oppressed and hope of the world. We have w'l looked forward to the day® when the spirit of our institutions would be caught by the peoples of the earth and .kings and thrones would be known no longer. fe Do we believe in republican. institutions still? Are we satisfied that the institutions we have boasted of in the face ot foreign . power axe. the best for freemen to live under? If we believe still as we have professed to believe in times past, there should not be a laggard man in the whole Union in the defense of the Government. There can be no ahadow of adi ubt that the glorious in_ stitutions under which we as a nation have grown and proapéred and flourished us nev« er before a peoplo have done on the fave -/ the earth, are in danger vr destruction. If we look atthe animus of the leadersin re~ bellion we shall see the’spirit of intolerance and dictation, of aristocracy and insoleuce, Jincempatible with republican government. We know the Confederacy has been in con. ference with “England and France on the subject of establishing a foreign monarchia) protectorate over the rebellious States. The aristocracy of those States would not object to esjablishing a throne and seat thereon a Guelph or a Bonaparte. During the prog reas of this rebellion a monarchial taste has been exhibited by the Southern people on ‘several occasions, There is perbaps hot a man who does not timek that had the Union been undisturbed by inw-—.1 senyulsions the French would not have dared interie-.o4 with the gov. ernment of Mexico. Wi TW 2Tnion intact. and harmunious a throne with a nsburg? upon it would be iapussible, and had it ne. been thought by the French Emperor that the dissolution of the American Union was certain, he would not have been found attempting to force a detestable govorament upen the people of an American republic. All this scheme ot rebellidn coupled with the recognition of the” as belligerents by both England and France, and the inter« ference of the-latter power with Mexico, has for object the destruction of the Giovernment of the United States and democratic institutions, There ia no mistake about thia, All the evidences go to prove it: But for slavery the assistancé of England and Franee to the rebels would have been more open ahd leas mean and underhanded. They have attempted to cloak their designs, but the ears of the animal are plain enough tu be seen. Our free institutions are the hate of monarehists and must be put down if the abominable work can be done under any pretense possible. ee It1s imperative that every American should inculeate the spirit of Unity. There snould be no distracting isaues, among oureelves, for it may be the last straw that breaks the camel’s back. If we bat act well together our Republic will yet dominate the planet and the proudest of all titles will be that of Ameriean citizen. i tie THE San Jose In . dent Annoudees the opening and successful working of the Acid Works in that city. ue e ee SICKNESS.—The Placer Herald saVs"that considerable sickness prevaile among the miners alotiy the foothills. “* teat il * igi? es ‘Geonee Nv Swezy has resigned the po~ position of President of the Northera Dis. newal of active-operations.; strike & severe blow on a vital point. If effect, and may be conducive-to hastening. on the Fall campaign on.both sides._ Official advices of a late date have been which show that neither that officer nor Gilmore are idle, but Pushing reard for a Fee . Rebel Gen. Forrest, witt 4,000 men made a raid on Rosecrans’ line of communication, between Nashvitle and Chattanooga. It was not unexpected. : The rebel atesmier Diationd with ‘s valuable cargo of saltpetze and liquors has been captured. . The rebels are disappointed in not injuring Rosecrans more in the late battle. The Riehmoad Examiner féare there is too miuéh truth in Rosecrans’ dispatches that he holds an impregnable pasition. Burnside is in communication with Rosecrans and holds all the passes into North Carolina. “His position is all that could be desired. Gen. Gillmore is getting his batteries ready for another storm of Greek Fire on Charles« ton. When everything is ready for efficient work the storm will break loose. Charleston is within eagy range. =” Gen. Weitzel has not been defeated by Dick Taylor as reported by the rebels. Gold 464. ar : We see the name of Rev. O.C. Wheeler:of Sacramento, mentioned favorably by several newspapers «a a probable candidate for Ciief Clerk of the next Assembly. Mr. Wheeler has all the qualifications in an” eminent de. gree, requisite far thet position, and we weult. ume to see him occupy it. He would rank among the best of clerks that have ever occupied the place, and assist materially the members of the House to an understandivug of the wants of many of the industrial inter ests of the State. ee renee CANALS IN Washoe.—The Virginia Union says the Humboldt Canal is rapidly pro«. gressing towards completion, and when fins ished will be seventy miles in length. Forty thiles of the work is now under contract and going ahead. The company-building it-have plenty of money, and all the necessary picks, plows, scaeps, shovela, chains, ete., on the ground, so that the contractors are not. delayed -for tools to work. This ditch wilj be constructed upon the canal principle, with locks, ete., in order that it may be suc» cessfully used, when completed, for convey« Ing wood and lumber to the mines, as well as supplying the mi!ls‘with-water power. A Reset Prornesy.—When the rebels B+-4 on Sumter, on the 12th of April, 1861, they hasan “informal” gathering in Montgomery, Alabuwa, when the traitor Seeres tory of wat, Walker, dpoke as follows : ,tNe-man could tell where the war com‘thenced thig day would end, but he would rophesy:that the flag which now fluunts the reeze. here would float over the dome of the old capitol at Washington before-the firstof May, Let them try Southern chival~. ry and test the extent of Southern reseure Ses, and it might float eventually over Fans uel Hall itself.” on Uapadassbadcleccssaiisccg cs ABOUT two millions of treasure were res. ceived at San Francisco from the interior during the ten days preceding the sailing of the. last steamer eaten cmeceiemmmenl ‘ GeN. Fore has possession of the pro-~ ductive silver minés of Real del Monte, at Pachuca, Mexico, from which lie “expects to derive large sums for -the support of his usurpation. CumMerctaL.—There are. how in San Francisco harbor, ia addition to coasters, twenty ships, fourteen barks, nine briggs and three schooners. “Also, four-war vessels and one whaler. a Gen. Woot, has returned to bis home Troy. He hada splendid reception recently . from the people of Burlington, Vermont, and made a-Union speech which delighted them. ~ a ete Tne blacksiniths in Sonoma are using the Cloverdale coal, and the Journal says anoth. et large vein of superior coal has been found on Sulphur Creek. * Farutr.—Although late-in the season, the supply of fruit ia the San Francisco market is in excess of the demand. ate “TuERn ’ of t ee ame ¥ Sa FR EASTERN NeWs.—An expedition left Cuter CLERK or THE Asenormux.— . }: . 8 Willits Humbug © nS itary Fusd eoutributions: election day amounted to nine ra county* on THE San Francisco Sanitary Fund Committee remitted another $10,000 by the last steamer: . THe total receipts of the State Fair were expenditures and leave a fair surplus. ‘ y-3 hes * year is coming. in freely. Four anda half ‘milllion pousds have already been received at the Bay. e THE value of property left by the late Dr, Gray, of San Francisco, amounts te $200,England is stated to be £799,732,139. This amount wore than triplea our war debt. © ExecuTep.—Juao Buelna, a Mexican, was hanged in Santa Cruz county on. last Friday morning, for killing his cousin Espix nosa, in a quarrel arising out ofa rivalry in love: It was-the first legal execution in that county. VALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. B Street, Nevada, HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors. October 6, 1863. JD Kingsley, Virginia W Disturnell Moores as ‘do R Watl Mrs Mahone do Mre Fair do M MeLaughiin do WC Whitehousedo — -Robt Gifford, Dutch F J ER Brotherfon do W 8 Taylor Grass V 8 C Norton do FS Muncez, _ ae W Crohunrt do. T Garvey Washington M Ceien do Isaac Lloyd 6 mile h J Ropp . ao Robt Kennédy Allegha H Marden do KA Diver Grass V AC Chambers do H Everett Birchville M Waterman _ do K Plieclan Shady creck J C Lee Blue Tent J Murphy Washington ‘ J L. Cooper do Rummel San Fran Wm Noonan Moores J Peter & w Sacramen Frank Kyan You Bet M Naval do W W Cozzens Ked M Pra do ( Dow WA dee cit E Burwell Omega ‘ A J. Duan & 2¢ Woola DW Winters oores GC Powers Lake city —_—_—_—_———_——_—_— eee FIRST MEETING OF THE GLENBROOK JOCKEY CLUB cee am FALL RACES ¢ OVER.THE Glenbrook Race Track. NEVADA CITY, Cal. © % Whursday, October 15th. A Parse of $500 free fer all Horses in the State—3 in 6 td harness. ; Same Day. Second Class Trotting Race for County Horses, mile heats, best two in three. for $300. = a Friday, October 16th. A Trotting Race for First Class County Horses, best 3in 5, for $300. Same Day: A Running Race, free for the State, mil IP ria ey dea at ; ee Saturday, Oct. 17a,

A Purse of $260 free for4ll Pacers, best 2 in 3. ‘onghe A Purse of $400, two mile heats, best @in 3, Free for the State. _ By order of the Club, RK. P. MARSELUS, Secretary, baa oh gers = % fi -000, most of which is bequeathed to a broth‘. er in New York city. ; s $12.773—enough, itis believed, to cover ail . "Tug, wool lip of, Celisornia for the present . -_ ENGLIsu. Dygr.—The national dt of . . > Roth New York offices ti rood Ie v treet. : ep veetone eral f fi og nm style if the above House, and wll ; vor to please.all who may favor him with their . The charges will be very moderate suit the times. . Lodging; 25 cts. Meals, 37 1-2 cts. Nevada, Sept. 16th—tf : B, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BATES & McCORMICK, — BROAD STREET, NEVADA. DRUGS and BOO ¢ CENTRE MARKET. ie [ee CENTRE MARKET is stil) supplied with Beef, Pork, Mutton, Weal, &c., Which will be sold at the lowest rates. Shop on Commercial street, below TRANSCRIPT nting office. $ NOTICE. U. 8, Internal Revenue Colicctor’s @Offee, Fifth Division, Fourth District. NEVADA, October fut, 1963. 15. attention of dealers in Patent Medicines, Cosmetics and Perfumery ete., ete., is called oo following Amendment of March 3d, 1863, vizt Sec. 27. “And be it farther enacted, that any rap 3 who shall offer for sale, after the thireth day of September, a.p 1863, “7 of the articles named in Schedule © of the act to which this act is an amendment, Whether tbe articles so offered are imported or are of foreign 01 domestic manufacture, shall be deemed the manu facturer thereof, and [shall be] subject to all the duties, Mabilities and penalties in eaid act imposed in regard to the sale of such articles without the use of the proper stamp or stamps as in said act is required.” Rg My instructions ate imperative, “and the requirements uf the law must be complied with and my duty is plain. I would notify all persons liable to py, License, Income, or other duties. that the same are payable at the Collector’s office. in Nevada, at Birdseye’s Banking House, and in. Downieville, at Lamping’s Banking House. 5. B, DAVENPORT, Collector, Sth Division, 4th District. ——— Grass Valley National, North San Juan Press, La Porte Messenger and Sierra Democrat copy 1 time and send bill to TRANSCRIPT otfice; : We are Agents for the METROPOLITAN CORK EXCHANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES . . Brick or Frame Buildings Merchandise, Furniture, &. . On the most Rassonalh teccs, A. BLOCK &+@., eB yo ¥ NOTICE. oo TRAVELERS a To and from < REESE RIVER, "HUMBOLDT. ~~ 3 ESMERALDA, SILVER MOUNTAIN, VIRGINIA CITY, . Clothing ! Furnishing _ HATS AND CAPs, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS AND VALISES, ~~ At the Popular House of ae Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF FALL & WINTER CLOTHING “Are now being received and — 8. HAAS & Co., Have Branch Stores at GOLD HILL, AURORA, VIRGINIA, t SAN FRANCISCO. ® Notice to Tax Payers ! Are invited to examine the IMMENSE STOCK or . For Sale at New York Prices! dhe ASSESSMENT ROLL for 1963 for . A Nevada oe having been completed and delivered into my hands t A papers iders of the county are hereby notified that the Taxes on the same are now due, and the law for the coljon of the Taxes will be strictly enforced. tice is further given that for the p eof reeeiving Taxes, { shall be in the several Townships at the places and times stated. to-wit: Nevada—At my Office in the city of Nevada, Monday Oct.19th.Grass Valley--At Delano’s Banking House Grass Valley, Tuesday, Oct. 20th. . 5 Rough & Ready—aAt Walling’s Hotel, Rough & Ready, Thursday, Oct 22d. Bridgeport—At Pollard’s Hotel, North San Juan, Friday, Oct. 23d. Bloomficld—At Arnold’s Hotel, at-Lake City, Monday, Oct. 26th, i Eureka—At Marks & Co’s. Banking House, . Moore's Fiat, Tuesday, Oct. 27th: Washington— At Hind’s Store, Omega, on Thursday, Uct. 29th. Little York—At Seydiauf’s Store, Red Dog, Saturday, Oct, 3ist. J * N. TURNER, ‘ Collector. Nevada, Sept. 29th, 1863. = Use E. Goodwin & Bros. NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED CHEWING TOBACCO. FOR SALE. EVERY WHERE. This Tobacce is manufactured expressly for the California market : the peculiar manner in which it is put up keeping it always moist, and causing itto retain its flavor any length of ime. . map Pa CONSOLIDATED G., 8. & COPPER MINING CO., NEVADA COUNTY, Tock holders are hereby notified that an coats cr fost) ie this Say Senea nthe fal stock of the shove saline Same Serta hoteP ect cet ee. ae ge tee Nevady city, Oct. ith, iss ; a Teams: left town ring the 1 mill has st Your to } now: kept the demar ‘hands in t and groovi Freight is ginia to R city te the MisTak ed concer Honest At fora thou on the-Let ~ jana . Coil Glenbrook paper. “T' threé in fi . wad'Bob C * Fore merly the. the Unite and Scotla er of thisc ter charge CELEST zens about Pine were & concaten “Ying, sputt sneezing, c man and ja ducing. 1 ceed from Central F! an unamial being abou rance of t! of breath . other orga Fay F Jockey Ch at the G Oct 15th, free for all On -the ga county ho heats, best On Frid . county hor On the sar the State, On Satu pacers. FE _purse of $ Free for th "The through th quarter et being an in quarter. J. N. Tr county, ha _for 1863, » following p At his of 19th, e _ At Dela . on Tueada: At Wall © Thursday, At Polla day, Oct. § At Arno 26th. , At Mark Fiat, Tues At Hind’ 29th. At Heyé Oct. 3ist. . REEse left here . from Virg over ther accommod nation. F for throug Jonger. Mvca _ Thursday treight bet . bound for: Tae Ir copies of . Santa Bar and that fu 4) vot wi 4% a seeba tiles sstlaiele ae