September 15, 1863 (4 pages)

ad ~SWSE GO 26. : Bevada Daily Cranseript. Footie at ‘nee MORNING, SEPT. 15th ——_. City and County Official Press UNION STATE TICKET. JUDICIAL, For Justices of the Supreme Court. O. L. SHAFTER, §. W. SANDERSON, LORENZO SAWYER, JOWHN.CURREY, A. L. RHODES: For Superintendent of Public Instruct#™, JOHN SWETT. For District Judge, B. We FARLAND. Wor County Judse, Ae C. NILES. a e from the of Our ferces anade the ‘losing over a EASTERN NEWs.—'Tle news Haet is little but had been giventhe pubic. kn attempt in bargerte take Sumter by assault and failed. Itis hard to take a fortification that covers # staal ighed-as ter Moultrie will be easily reduced. The of Charleston are looking favorable. h Ting Tennessee bas tendered his’ resigaation. coofirinatory what ruins of hpndred prisonens. Sun does, Fhe impression prevails that mevements our troops before Gen. Burnside, redeemed eastern . The ot. ginal flag of Sumter, lowered by Anderson, has been retaken. Gen. Gilmore hissct? rebel prisoners at work to remove the dangerous-obstructions in Charleston harbor. Both the secesh and dissenting new apaper “Ofies ju Raleigh, N.C. and destroyed by opponents. have been mobbed eine RRS RECN Be AE tt cere ens — _ * THomas’ Carty.e, author,—the man] ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE: RACES ae RACES 11 1/ FALL & WINTER OF 1863. who apes the German ‘tyle—&c., sat down Broad Street, Nevada, ~ aig : aaa) F oie Shree ey Se eC F = notlong since and delJerately wrote to Mac-. pasey & WAYBERRY Proprietors. aa illians’ azine, Over his own initials — pillians’ Magazine, over his papi September 12, 1863. eee. = oe ee what he calla the tAmerican IHiad in w nut-. w Gassaway Virginia B B Court San Fran W = By A \ KE R & J es yo . te it, corrected the proof . WH Lambeth ‘do G Brightmere do : ‘ shell. He wr I H Armer Carson Mrs Litehtield Wools’s ae Eee ee and sent it form to the world with his“T. G sorgan Moores Miss do\ . do Het Mn N, Banner Ked Dog Wm Greer Moores re a vy » wing i B = C.” under it, showing th ri he thought it 8 C Long Col Hill” Frank Ryan You Bet ps worthy of13 fame. Here is: the precivus . OCC arpenter Humbg CG Young Austin L Humiston Grass V_ N G Fie idherm do # morsel: W W Cozz-ns You Bet 8 B Moores Maryavi’e ; iilias (American) in Nuce—Peter or the . W Witner Biue ‘tent F Martin do aa Panl of the South JT Southall Deer creek P Barehone Nevada . North t Pan is : JM Days Grass V K Evans do Paus you unaccountable se oundrel, I find . W H-Werka Gold Flat W H Cowhard “do you bre your servi ints for life, not by the Mrs Nichols &2;cSae JR Wilson do indpeh nor day, as Ido. You are going to . ate § ptember 11th, 1263.% die — Hal, you ———__y ee. ES ; : Si = 1" £3, (3 PF Atwi'l Virvini’ Win Grier Sap Fran Pike aa PAUL==Goial’words: Peter! The risk is} y Potholes > rhs . 7 Pearimad Vou Bet ier = ny own. I am-willisg so take the tisk Sorsfield do ’ Brown Bear river aaety “Hire your servants by the month or day, and:-. Sam Beard do* ~ J: A Stidyer San Juan i get straight to Heaven, Leave me sty my . Miss Moore = do F (Litton tear river Clear the Track and give a ike 7 yiectliusKke 0 om b W smarts own me ‘thod. iF, a \ B block do “Miss Mulfham. do Peren.—No T Won't. I will: beat your Ta: o Stitts do” © MgCusker do ; ' : brafna out first And ts trying dread~ b a urd an Francie Ste ns Omega a the Horses. a Show y : OvIS 10 NS fully ecer since bus cannot yet Ucconinlish . mre es, Peake. os utnam & w G a PR D5 . : Wim Colier do Jotn Maidon do rn at.) James Culling Cheroke EF Quel ¢ ity . ‘ey as Now, that was written by Tom. Carlyle A kK Coiburn do W it Cowart do author of several histories und two cr three4 . : a eee % LIST OF LETTERS, (THE CREAT CONTEST! . mii biographies, besides considerable miseellany. s ; ee t an bar MAINING in the L ity Post . . \ ; : a History. to be history, thoullbe itupartial and . AY Office on Monday, Sept a. 1s 3. Between the ee AEN CPOE rk tet ant ; Wd : ay es : But . a ee inthe Post*Of more jp Xacti I UU, Ja tk Ua, it ‘Tom. Carlyle: with “ll the facts eon ted ite us askime fas ‘dvertised letters will] aVCVada mare--VW hitehiall Maid, . cd ? . vlea esti the date of the advertisement. j % " j with this rebellion spread broad cast over . Armour FG Bard HOA : . And the Ceiebrated Trotter, . the world, will’ sit down and: deliberately . Allon sotm Layton Hiram . . = a : = a : Vrnette Michael Lany Thes ~ toi «? “a . write and publish such compound falsehood . te ery nee . flonest An apo Would respectfully ennounce to = Ie pilin havetorn what eye stilarthhes J, yao 'P pas : r : Ae 18 COREE Os WOR e fe WAR ATE . Bet David= Mayr Jake . Phat omce tackicd the: @ucen the of Nevada and jus‘ified in thinking of his statement of facets . Bronell J Martin Capp GH . } : ‘ ike 7 in the-lite of animn or patian ? . Tom.oCur fy, or te es “eps ieee ‘a f : of ‘Frotiers . ~urPoeredging TOWNS that le cs Pa he shelvesofa must brary, . Burgess U J 1. Mseurhan USN : : a oa 5 ee eo = lyfe can-h auhes : se ATRTRREY JON) oe eae “Mitelieil Geo § . FLORA TEMPLE, [gn _ they are-canstantly por be econ signed te *tlimnes Tne rhein Dilano Wu Mae hh Win . % . erates aa vee . t : \ vag : Debo Sam MeMiljlan Wo 2 . i recelyving will heneeforth write his. epitaph, and_they i avincdl Wicholsun: Revd 8 . ; At Kalamazoo, Michigan, when she trot. will do him exact justice, which he hos not} Donehon Mrs A Nichols WoOW_ ed oa ; é + . ; i ted inthe Unpre leated Time j had the manliness te do to agreat and pal . ee y Henry Organ WI ; j : * me of . Dayle Joseph Phaten Jolin -: { eee lant peop pled f that men] parancy Patrick Pic ( lia s 2.19 3-4 i j ’ hold dear for th e right, When . . Pee a : ise 9 Sag NS LE COMES OFF ON : ara rib toll on. » eS ' = ae i rida oY a they iuseribe it thus: ‘Tere lies the w etch . Gasthe Leopold Srotth KRG mi . 1A CHOIC Ie AND I . LES Len iN Level , > . Gower Michael Shepp Gk : i Pon. Carlyle whose syurpatives were al. Gusettis Sow ce Win ; ine ft rs 2 “ys th edits coe ‘ong, and so true-to . Gregory David thafer Win L ature CB G } Wiy With erties oud wrong, 1 tr . acon Swaitz Mrs Mary Hits jj pi. ‘ j . hisanstinégta was he, thet he wrote hinselt . Hossock Geo Stunton J Wo * . ; j he bs De! isd hoe factsliza has raat . tbeughton Jonah Stewart CH . . Own Ba Rea 210 JUREy the: fullest wid mostly yi caarsca It Stewart Duncau ~ At2 o'clock, P.M, FOR THE couselesa rebeilion to establish sl ivery that Hus‘hes Thes Tomer bk fk . ‘ y tal i tl ) et Dart IHlutt Geo Uttors Thos2 : ~* ever stained i@® aonais vo ime. sett) Sowett Mrs AT W olfiugton John <x . $: aratink in peace:” Kielley sohn W oodiield Join = or 1 ’ O 8) 0 a Side. . —~<=e= . _ 9 sia . ‘ sia a = Birw,-the defaulting ‘Preasurer of Sacras Administrations Notice, Mile heats, 3 besTin 5,to harThe Union forces are erecting evorka to shell the city of Charleston, It is believed tho again to be battered ruins of Sumter are The Ironsides was struck two hundre d tines in the bombardweit-of Moul.a.e, but was upinjured. It is believed at Richmond that Charleston will be captured. © Much gloom was observa ed when cast Te nubese © fell into Federal handa. _—— WHEN CHAKLESTON FALLS, the rebels will acknowledge that much of their power, bas been shorn from them, for it has been the grand port ot entry for blockade runners siuuce the war commenced, aid the distributing point for supplies obtained from foreign oountiics. “Mobile since the twking of New Orleans, has supplied a large part of western. Ro beldum with foreign luxuries and indispensabl 8, but probably three blockade runners out of five have made the port of Charleston their, destination since the rebel‘Tien began. We couat that the city will hail but few more vessels from foreign ports till Tho capture of Fort Pulaskiat the entrince to the harbor at Sa~ vannuh, some time since by Geo. Gilmore, haa rendered that port na good one for cons traband trade ever since, and Charlestun and Wilmington have « one all that-sort of busis ness on the Atlantic. Phe taking of Charles— ton will leave but Wilmington to the rebels _Afor. contrab: ind trade on the eastern shores ef Secéssia, the rebellion closes. and the latier ‘could not delay sharing the fate of Charleston after a fow days. His through these two ports and * Mobile that the South obtain its entire ply of medicines. the contribandtr: ae and rebellion must ter: ribly suffer, but the fall of Charleston itself willbe au irreparable blow. supShat up those perts to THE Indies of lone erty have established a Union League. ' A STare Fa AIR. —A vow 220 stalls have ae eughged for exhibition of atock at the State Fair, and five.or six are bemg engaged daily THE Sab Jose Privzne hasbeen. disposed ofte F. B. Murdock, who will make itja Union a paper. Another rebel gun spiked: Sade eee . : Y HE. Washoe vigtite enn) Corvention will meet Nov. 3d. All, its members are Unionists. ; _——_——_ — TUE reeeipts of the San Fr rancisco Cus tem House, thus far this month, amount to ae THE Placer Couricr is now being removs mento, is> supposed te bave sailed for the Jaa. C. McDonough has been appointed’ by the Supervisors Treasurs Sandwich Islands. erin his place. > A GRAND ball for the benefit dier's Relief Fund will be g of the Soliven by the Uniep men and woueu of Lincoln, Placer county, on the Isth inst. a oa = CP The steamer Orizaba sailed from San Francisco on Saturday last with GU passeners aud aa J in treasure. Bg t tH Work has been comme niced ou the new fortification at Bese . Island > ee a3 The Samu ary Committee of San Fran. cisco have remitted Bl3,540 to New York: being coutributors on @ectiva day. ea. ter Mr. Dyer, Euroiling Commissioner, and Dr. Lane, Medical Inspector, under the conscription act, bave been sworn in at San Francisco. — 0 THE Butte couaty Tudians are dying off very rapidly; = i eS IN Douglas county, Nevada Territory, not a slagle copperhead vote was polled Miss Morgan, tress, is performing to crowded houses in -Maryaville. Hope will visit. Nevada ye the celebrated young acshe svon. Hece Tuey Go.—The St Joe Herald, (Mo.) August Ith, has the follow! “Over LOU) nex took their masters’ horses and wayousio Saline e eunty last Suday,and in open day toriwed N procession and arched to Kinsas. There thing mgen.”” + . ng: gTroes. g8 are inarch.~ — The taxable property in Virginia city Inst Autumn was 36,000,000. wards of STT,000.000, This yearitis upLAKE TAHOE is becoming a favtrite resort of pleasure seekers. Some fine yachts are bet ing ph ced on its bright waters Ce" San Jokehin county contributed S615 to the sanitary fund, election day. a as a is DEA . ik. = % y. = mma —wesentapeeiannowinnasmsassoannoeean SR TAS At Red Dog on ‘thursday, Sept. 10, Francis M. shaw, accd 30 years BI mT He. In ‘this city. on a Scedie, Sept. 13. the wife of ASVING been appointed ] the estate of B.-F. Diekorman, all persons . holding claims avainst the sume are aot i fie 1 to] present them, with prop: ‘er vouchers, withib teu . cawouths from the date of this notice or be forever barred. J. GC. DICKERMAN. Nevarla, Sept. 11, 1863. RESIDENCE FOR SALE. Administrator of mcss,to rule, everthe GLENBROOK COURSE. THE undersigned, being about to leave for San Franci-co, is de sirous Of disposing of his resi Genee in Nevada The house ‘is_ situated on Schooi street «ur Gar den lane, adjoining the lot of J Hixon, and opposite Judge Caswell’s.) The contains eight rooms and is ine xeellent The lot comprises an acre and a which is filled with the choicest colM. house condition, fourth, lection of fruit bearing trees apd shrubs. THE ABOVE “PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH. For partieulars enquire on the premises Sept. 12. 1363. WM. SUBLETT. OFFICE OF THE NEVADA GOLD, SILVER.AND COPPER MINING CO. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9th, 1863. Ta mecting of the Trustees of the Nevada fA. Gold, Silver and Copper Mining C umpany, he'd this day, an assessment of Three Dollara ($3 60) per share, or Thirty Cents per foot, was duly levied. payable immediately in U 8S gold coin to W. 8. McRoberts, Cencral Superinten dent. Per order Board Trustees S. PINKHAM, FANILY Gnocery STORE. BARUH. Opposite St. Louis tiouse, No. 27. Commervial Street, Nevada (¢ ‘uty Cal. Qe Infurms the public that he will keep = constant ‘ly on hand, PRE Ranch Batter, Cheese, Vegetables, Goikee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment ofpyooeds usually fount See’y. + tua atorcof that kind His articles areall of toe first quali ty and will be sold cheap forcash. tleean al ways be found at his old stand on Commersial street. Nevada, Nov. idth. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada. JOHN A. LANCASTER would iv form his friends and Lit x the public g neraily that he has added extensive! ly to his already large and elegant eatablishment of Horses. BugRies, Saddles, Harness, &c. and is pre pared to furnish as fiae turn outs as canbe found in the hate. Well “framed. fleet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen —witt tx ready atall times A. lonzoxperience in the bue iness and an earnest desire to retain the confi denee of my friends leads me to bélieve I will be able to give general sat.sfaction Partie ular attention psid to Horses on livery. Carriag ges alwaysin reaciness with care fal dri vers for the use of parties. Balls, &e. The qual ity of stock wil permit meto say that those weking pleasure or en: gaged on business would do we 1 to Siveme ac all. . A. A. Sargent. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( }FFICE—In Kidd's Building, Broad and Pine streets—Nevada_ A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ee corner of 3 H. KR. Ferre of a son. ed to Carson city. € FFICE—I!n_ Kidd’s Building, corner of The Mare is in conditionand looks as though she could zo for a man’s life. be ae ae Z . Dan Denison PULLS THE RIBBONS orer the MAID, AND J. L. Eoff PILOTS: THE -SORREL GELDING = es an As twe of the Best Drivers in the State have come together to compete’ for the palm that new lays between NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY The best race that has ever been trotted in the State may be anticipated. rs Come One and Alland see the best Race that has ever been . ry trotted iu the State. te The Track will be sprinkled and kept in the very best kind of order. There will a BAND OF MUSIC, On the grounds to play while the Horses are off, between heats. be coohng As both parties sre coufident of winning, I ssy may the besthorse win! Admission to the Track $1 00. DENISON & CO., 1 ‘ Proprietors Broad and Pine streste, Nevada, _ my4 . F'all article, re by the key, iperior ved by evi uner, for sale half.keg, st . peice S-BU TTE R—A s or pound, “WEAVER & CO.’ YANCH BUTTER —Nice and fresh. always A ou sale. WEAVER &€ CO. RON, Steel, auit purchasers Nails, at quantities to & Pte., in WEAVER CO's YOWDER AND FUSE, quautities in large and smali WEAVER «& CO. I also keep-on Handa large ing fresh supp'y o WAEAT, . BARLEY, FLOUR, CORN MEAL, POTATOES, Ete Nevapa, Sept. 11, 1868. <=." and Ww inter Trade. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. The Ne TUESDAY poeieanetmame ces VOTE 0 lowing littl county eact the-eounty. 1853.5. 008: ee. eee ; i ree 856.0000: 1857.050. ph. ere 1869.20.06. SEO 5 en. ASB x ) oe 18S3q. 2.05 RUNaw: nishmen in da ou Sun teams ran.« on the cu ‘and injurir his head ¢ ihe @ ‘whe pieces and tie way te The turn o pe Our Tal ction ret hem we fe ve ry mates St DDI N in the stor ternoon cof Was ab ite from funeral Wil church, to STATE ] a ceiptofia ¢ ~ Fair, from eulturat Si ‘ ®acramenti closes on tl a RETURNE man, Ese, 4 Valparaiso NEVADA leatatins, a A. OD. Felt, 3 voat Mars! John Port tlea of the battle of I Game J tion of gan Sportsmen ing irens n Bove the intere: loon on th will herea we belev iid the dire » beth. o Six mili received t Ce? An forming in river. GRAPE . in San Fy LAST y the Pike's DF Surgica Office— 9 ; TEETI exposure ( causing ps Twi : a Done at th skillful r than eisew charge wil audto sui! ted in this . Eiilin Be Broad S81 “e1 eve ae The patro spectfally

ad ~SWSE GO 26. : Bevada Daily Cranseript. Footie at ‘nee MORNING, SEPT. 15th ——_. City and County Official Press UNION STATE TICKET. JUDICIAL, For Justices of the Supreme Court. O. L. SHAFTER, §. W. SANDERSON, LORENZO SAWYER, JOWHN.CURREY, A. L. RHODES: For Superintendent of Public Instruct#™, JOHN SWETT. For District Judge, B. We FARLAND. Wor County Judse, Ae C. NILES. a e from the of Our ferces anade the ‘losing over a EASTERN NEWs.—'Tle news Haet is little but had been giventhe pubic. kn attempt in bargerte take Sumter by assault and failed. Itis hard to take a fortification that covers # staal ighed-as ter Moultrie will be easily reduced. The of Charleston are looking favorable. h Ting Tennessee bas tendered his’ resigaation. coofirinatory what ruins of hpndred prisonens. Sun does, Fhe impression prevails that mevements our troops before Gen. Burnside, redeemed eastern . The ot. ginal flag of Sumter, lowered by Anderson, has been retaken. Gen. Gilmore hissct? rebel prisoners at work to remove the dangerous-obstructions in Charleston harbor. Both the secesh and dissenting new apaper “Ofies ju Raleigh, N.C. and destroyed by opponents. have been mobbed eine RRS RECN Be AE tt cere ens — _ * THomas’ Carty.e, author,—the man] ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE: RACES ae RACES 11 1/ FALL & WINTER OF 1863. who apes the German ‘tyle—&c., sat down Broad Street, Nevada, ~ aig : aaa) F oie Shree ey Se eC F = notlong since and delJerately wrote to Mac-. pasey & WAYBERRY Proprietors. aa illians’ azine, Over his own initials — pillians’ Magazine, over his papi September 12, 1863. eee. = oe ee what he calla the tAmerican IHiad in w nut-. w Gassaway Virginia B B Court San Fran W = By A \ KE R & J es yo . te it, corrected the proof . WH Lambeth ‘do G Brightmere do : ‘ shell. He wr I H Armer Carson Mrs Litehtield Wools’s ae Eee ee and sent it form to the world with his“T. G sorgan Moores Miss do\ . do Het Mn N, Banner Ked Dog Wm Greer Moores re a vy » wing i B = C.” under it, showing th ri he thought it 8 C Long Col Hill” Frank Ryan You Bet ps worthy of13 fame. Here is: the precivus . OCC arpenter Humbg CG Young Austin L Humiston Grass V_ N G Fie idherm do # morsel: W W Cozz-ns You Bet 8 B Moores Maryavi’e ; iilias (American) in Nuce—Peter or the . W Witner Biue ‘tent F Martin do aa Panl of the South JT Southall Deer creek P Barehone Nevada . North t Pan is : JM Days Grass V K Evans do Paus you unaccountable se oundrel, I find . W H-Werka Gold Flat W H Cowhard “do you bre your servi ints for life, not by the Mrs Nichols &2;cSae JR Wilson do indpeh nor day, as Ido. You are going to . ate § ptember 11th, 1263.% die — Hal, you ———__y ee. ES ; : Si = 1" £3, (3 PF Atwi'l Virvini’ Win Grier Sap Fran Pike aa PAUL==Goial’words: Peter! The risk is} y Potholes > rhs . 7 Pearimad Vou Bet ier = ny own. I am-willisg so take the tisk Sorsfield do ’ Brown Bear river aaety “Hire your servants by the month or day, and:-. Sam Beard do* ~ J: A Stidyer San Juan i get straight to Heaven, Leave me sty my . Miss Moore = do F (Litton tear river Clear the Track and give a ike 7 yiectliusKke 0 om b W smarts own me ‘thod. iF, a \ B block do “Miss Mulfham. do Peren.—No T Won't. I will: beat your Ta: o Stitts do” © MgCusker do ; ' : brafna out first And ts trying dread~ b a urd an Francie Ste ns Omega a the Horses. a Show y : OvIS 10 NS fully ecer since bus cannot yet Ucconinlish . mre es, Peake. os utnam & w G a PR D5 . : Wim Colier do Jotn Maidon do rn at.) James Culling Cheroke EF Quel ¢ ity . ‘ey as Now, that was written by Tom. Carlyle A kK Coiburn do W it Cowart do author of several histories und two cr three4 . : a eee % LIST OF LETTERS, (THE CREAT CONTEST! . mii biographies, besides considerable miseellany. s ; ee t an bar MAINING in the L ity Post . . \ ; : a History. to be history, thoullbe itupartial and . AY Office on Monday, Sept a. 1s 3. Between the ee AEN CPOE rk tet ant ; Wd : ay es : But . a ee inthe Post*Of more jp Xacti I UU, Ja tk Ua, it ‘Tom. Carlyle: with “ll the facts eon ted ite us askime fas ‘dvertised letters will] aVCVada mare--VW hitehiall Maid, . cd ? . vlea esti the date of the advertisement. j % " j with this rebellion spread broad cast over . Armour FG Bard HOA : . And the Ceiebrated Trotter, . the world, will’ sit down and: deliberately . Allon sotm Layton Hiram . . = a : = a : Vrnette Michael Lany Thes ~ toi «? “a . write and publish such compound falsehood . te ery nee . flonest An apo Would respectfully ennounce to = Ie pilin havetorn what eye stilarthhes J, yao 'P pas : r : Ae 18 COREE Os WOR e fe WAR ATE . Bet David= Mayr Jake . Phat omce tackicd the: @ucen the of Nevada and jus‘ified in thinking of his statement of facets . Bronell J Martin Capp GH . } : ‘ ike 7 in the-lite of animn or patian ? . Tom.oCur fy, or te es “eps ieee ‘a f : of ‘Frotiers . ~urPoeredging TOWNS that le cs Pa he shelvesofa must brary, . Burgess U J 1. Mseurhan USN : : a oa 5 ee eo = lyfe can-h auhes : se ATRTRREY JON) oe eae “Mitelieil Geo § . FLORA TEMPLE, [gn _ they are-canstantly por be econ signed te *tlimnes Tne rhein Dilano Wu Mae hh Win . % . erates aa vee . t : \ vag : Debo Sam MeMiljlan Wo 2 . i recelyving will heneeforth write his. epitaph, and_they i avincdl Wicholsun: Revd 8 . ; At Kalamazoo, Michigan, when she trot. will do him exact justice, which he hos not} Donehon Mrs A Nichols WoOW_ ed oa ; é + . ; i ted inthe Unpre leated Time j had the manliness te do to agreat and pal . ee y Henry Organ WI ; j : * me of . Dayle Joseph Phaten Jolin -: { eee lant peop pled f that men] parancy Patrick Pic ( lia s 2.19 3-4 i j ’ hold dear for th e right, When . . Pee a : ise 9 Sag NS LE COMES OFF ON : ara rib toll on. » eS ' = ae i rida oY a they iuseribe it thus: ‘Tere lies the w etch . Gasthe Leopold Srotth KRG mi . 1A CHOIC Ie AND I . LES Len iN Level , > . Gower Michael Shepp Gk : i Pon. Carlyle whose syurpatives were al. Gusettis Sow ce Win ; ine ft rs 2 “ys th edits coe ‘ong, and so true-to . Gregory David thafer Win L ature CB G } Wiy With erties oud wrong, 1 tr . acon Swaitz Mrs Mary Hits jj pi. ‘ j . hisanstinégta was he, thet he wrote hinselt . Hossock Geo Stunton J Wo * . ; j he bs De! isd hoe factsliza has raat . tbeughton Jonah Stewart CH . . Own Ba Rea 210 JUREy the: fullest wid mostly yi caarsca It Stewart Duncau ~ At2 o'clock, P.M, FOR THE couselesa rebeilion to establish sl ivery that Hus‘hes Thes Tomer bk fk . ‘ y tal i tl ) et Dart IHlutt Geo Uttors Thos2 : ~* ever stained i@® aonais vo ime. sett) Sowett Mrs AT W olfiugton John <x . $: aratink in peace:” Kielley sohn W oodiield Join = or 1 ’ O 8) 0 a Side. . —~<=e= . _ 9 sia . ‘ sia a = Birw,-the defaulting ‘Preasurer of Sacras Administrations Notice, Mile heats, 3 besTin 5,to harThe Union forces are erecting evorka to shell the city of Charleston, It is believed tho again to be battered ruins of Sumter are The Ironsides was struck two hundre d tines in the bombardweit-of Moul.a.e, but was upinjured. It is believed at Richmond that Charleston will be captured. © Much gloom was observa ed when cast Te nubese © fell into Federal handa. _—— WHEN CHAKLESTON FALLS, the rebels will acknowledge that much of their power, bas been shorn from them, for it has been the grand port ot entry for blockade runners siuuce the war commenced, aid the distributing point for supplies obtained from foreign oountiics. “Mobile since the twking of New Orleans, has supplied a large part of western. Ro beldum with foreign luxuries and indispensabl 8, but probably three blockade runners out of five have made the port of Charleston their, destination since the rebel‘Tien began. We couat that the city will hail but few more vessels from foreign ports till Tho capture of Fort Pulaskiat the entrince to the harbor at Sa~ vannuh, some time since by Geo. Gilmore, haa rendered that port na good one for cons traband trade ever since, and Charlestun and Wilmington have « one all that-sort of busis ness on the Atlantic. Phe taking of Charles— ton will leave but Wilmington to the rebels _Afor. contrab: ind trade on the eastern shores ef Secéssia, the rebellion closes. and the latier ‘could not delay sharing the fate of Charleston after a fow days. His through these two ports and * Mobile that the South obtain its entire ply of medicines. the contribandtr: ae and rebellion must ter: ribly suffer, but the fall of Charleston itself willbe au irreparable blow. supShat up those perts to THE Indies of lone erty have established a Union League. ' A STare Fa AIR. —A vow 220 stalls have ae eughged for exhibition of atock at the State Fair, and five.or six are bemg engaged daily THE Sab Jose Privzne hasbeen. disposed ofte F. B. Murdock, who will make itja Union a paper. Another rebel gun spiked: Sade eee . : Y HE. Washoe vigtite enn) Corvention will meet Nov.. 3d. All, its members are Unionists. ; _——_——_ — TUE reeeipts of the San Fr rancisco Cus tem House, thus far this month, amount to ae THE Placer Couricr is now being removs mento, is> supposed te bave sailed for the Jaa. C. McDonough has been appointed’ by the Supervisors Treasurs Sandwich Islands. erin his place. > A GRAND ball for the benefit dier's Relief Fund will be g of the Soliven by the Uniep men and woueu of Lincoln, Placer county, on the Isth inst. a oa = CP The steamer Orizaba sailed from San Francisco on Saturday last with GU passeners aud aa J in treasure. Bg t tH Work has been comme niced ou the new fortification at Bese . Island > ee a3 The Samu ary Committee of San Fran. cisco have remitted Bl3,540 to New York: being coutributors on @ectiva day. ea. ter Mr. Dyer, Euroiling Commissioner, and Dr. Lane, Medical Inspector, under the conscription act, bave been sworn in at San Francisco. — 0 THE Butte couaty Tudians are dying off very rapidly; = i eS IN Douglas county, Nevada Territory, not a slagle copperhead vote was polled Miss Morgan, tress, is performing to crowded houses in -Maryaville. Hope will visit. Nevada ye the celebrated young acshe svon. Hece Tuey Go.—The St Joe Herald, (Mo.) August Ith, has the follow! “Over LOU) nex took their masters’ horses and wayousio Saline e eunty last Suday,and in open day toriwed N procession and arched to Kinsas. There thing mgen.”” + . ng: gTroes. g8 are inarch.~ — The taxable property in Virginia city Inst Autumn was 36,000,000. wards of STT,000.000, This yearitis upLAKE TAHOE is becoming a favtrite resort of pleasure seekers. Some fine yachts are bet ing ph ced on its bright waters Ce" San Jokehin county contributed S615 to the sanitary fund, election day. a as a is DEA . ik. = % y. = mma —wesentapeeiannowinnasmsassoannoeean SR TAS At Red Dog on ‘thursday, Sept. 10, Francis M. shaw, accd 30 years BI mT He. In ‘this city. on a Scedie, Sept. 13. the wife of ASVING been appointed

] the estate of B.-F. Diekorman, all persons . holding claims avainst the sume are aot i fie 1 to] present them, with prop: ‘er vouchers, withib teu . cawouths from the date of this notice or be forever barred. J. GC. DICKERMAN. Nevarla, Sept. 11, 1863. RESIDENCE FOR SALE. Administrator of mcss,to rule, everthe GLENBROOK COURSE. THE undersigned, being about to leave for San Franci-co, is de sirous Of disposing of his resi Genee in Nevada The house ‘is_ situated on Schooi street «ur Gar den lane, adjoining the lot of J Hixon, and opposite Judge Caswell’s.) The contains eight rooms and is ine xeellent The lot comprises an acre and a which is filled with the choicest colM. house condition, fourth, lection of fruit bearing trees apd shrubs. THE ABOVE “PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH. For partieulars enquire on the premises Sept. 12. 1363. WM. SUBLETT. OFFICE OF THE NEVADA GOLD, SILVER.AND COPPER MINING CO. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9th, 1863. Ta mecting of the Trustees of the Nevada fA. Gold, Silver and Copper Mining C umpany, he'd this day, an assessment of Three Dollara ($3 60) per share, or Thirty Cents per foot, was duly levied. payable immediately in U 8S gold coin to W. 8. McRoberts, Cencral Superinten dent. Per order Board Trustees S. PINKHAM, FANILY Gnocery STORE. BARUH. Opposite St. Louis tiouse, No. 27. Commervial Street, Nevada (¢ ‘uty Cal. Qe Infurms the public that he will keep = constant ‘ly on hand, PRE Ranch Batter, Cheese, Vegetables, Goikee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment ofpyooeds usually fount See’y. + tua atorcof that kind His articles areall of toe first quali ty and will be sold cheap forcash. tleean al ways be found at his old stand on Commersial street. Nevada, Nov. idth. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada. JOHN A. LANCASTER would iv form his friends and Lit x the public g neraily that he has added extensive! ly to his already large and elegant eatablishment of Horses. BugRies, Saddles, Harness, &c. and is pre pared to furnish as fiae turn outs as canbe found in the hate. Well “framed. fleet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen —witt tx ready atall times A. lonzoxperience in the bue iness and an earnest desire to retain the confi denee of my friends leads me to bélieve I will be able to give general sat.sfaction Partie ular attention psid to Horses on livery. Carriag ges alwaysin reaciness with care fal dri vers for the use of parties. Balls, &e. The qual ity of stock wil permit meto say that those weking pleasure or en: gaged on business would do we 1 to Siveme ac all. . A. A. Sargent. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( }FFICE—In Kidd's Building, Broad and Pine streets—Nevada_ A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ee corner of 3 H. KR. Ferre of a son. ed to Carson city. € FFICE—I!n_ Kidd’s Building, corner of The Mare is in conditionand looks as though she could zo for a man’s life. be ae ae Z . Dan Denison PULLS THE RIBBONS orer the MAID, AND J. L. Eoff PILOTS: THE -SORREL GELDING = es an As twe of the Best Drivers in the State have come together to compete’ for the palm that new lays between NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY The best race that has ever been trotted in the State may be anticipated. rs Come One and Alland see the best Race that has ever been . ry trotted iu the State. te The Track will be sprinkled and kept in the very best kind of order. There will a BAND OF MUSIC, On the grounds to play while the Horses are off, between heats. be coohng As both parties sre coufident of winning, I ssy may the besthorse win! Admission to the Track $1 00. DENISON & CO., 1 ‘ Proprietors Broad and Pine streste, Nevada, _ my4 . F'all article, re by the key, iperior ved by evi uner, for sale half.keg, st . peice S-BU TTE R—A s or pound, “WEAVER & CO.’ YANCH BUTTER —Nice and fresh. always A ou sale. WEAVER &€ CO. RON, Steel, auit purchasers Nails, at quantities to & Pte., in WEAVER CO's YOWDER AND FUSE, quautities in large and smali WEAVER «& CO. I also keep-on Handa large ing fresh supp'y o WAEAT, . BARLEY, FLOUR, CORN MEAL, POTATOES, Ete Nevapa, Sept. 11, 1868. <=." and Ww inter Trade. GOODS DELIVERED FREE. The Ne TUESDAY poeieanetmame ces VOTE 0 lowing littl county eact the-eounty. 1853.5. 008: ee. eee ; i ree 856.0000: 1857..050. ph. ere 1869.20.06. SEO 5 en. ASB x ) oe 18S3q. 2.05 RUNaw: nishmen in da ou Sun teams ran.« on the cu ‘and injurir his head ¢ ihe @ ‘whe pieces and tie way te The turn o pe Our Tal ction ret hem we fe ve ry mates St DDI N in the stor ternoon cof Was ab ite from funeral Wil church, to STATE ] a ceiptofia ¢ ~ Fair, from eulturat Si ‘ ®acramenti closes on tl a RETURNE man, Ese, 4 Valparaiso NEVADA leatatins, a A. OD. Felt, 3 voat Mars! John Port tlea of the battle of I Game J tion of gan Sportsmen ing irens n Bove the intere: loon on th will herea we belev iid the dire » beth. o Six mili received t Ce? An forming in river. GRAPE . in San Fy LAST y the Pike's DF Surgica Office— 9 ; TEETI exposure ( causing ps Twi : a Done at th skillful r than eisew charge wil audto sui! ted in this . Eiilin Be Broad S81 “e1 eve ae The patro spectfally