September 30, 1864 (4 pages)

the God-appointed FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20th,” fo R PRESIDENT, . ABRAHAM LINCOLN. ANDREW JOHNSON. © RLECTORS: : &; pana of ban F Dorado. Nowe 4 ¢ Hirst Distro DC. MoRven. ‘WM, McDONALD, of Columbls Hill, ‘Political Wotices. HON. Wy HIGBY, Union candidate for Congress, and HON. W, W, CRANE, candidate for Miector, Will addresé the citizeas of Nevada county, as follows?Nevada, Monday, Oct. 3d. North San Juan, Tuesday, Oot. 4th. _ Grass Valley, Wednesday, Oct. 5th. HON. DAVID BELDEN will address the citizens of North Gan Juan on Saturday HON: JOSHPH KUTZ will address the October 11th. : inset fr eel ‘Tne War ts « Necesstry anv Must G0 ON.—One of the first principles among all living tind, animals ae Well os men, is "that of self-defense. Yt is seen in the tion, “Ge be Ties down in the mouth. of hiv den, and in the eagle, as. she screams in defiance at the approaching banter. Among Tadians and all wavage and hall civilized men, preservation is an intutitive and natural ine stinct. The same’ inevitable disposition of self defence goes beyond the jine of demarvation which separates ~intellect from: ins atingt;and we find mon, “made in the image of bis Maker,” persistent of his rights and Jealous thereof, just in proportion to hie intelligence, Indeed it is such a nateral and at the same time such a worthy attribute of man, thet mankind instinctively dispise . one of their own number who dors not stand upon bis individual.rights. The boy in the his companions. A surrender by individua or an army is only excusable on the ground of overpowering strength and absolute neips hoe are always badly received where vietory might bave been had 1 the mise is the next thing to a defeat. It isthe same with society at large, the eame with nations, Such being the fact, auch being theo ot which God has given all living kind, from the most brutal of beasts to the mest cultivated of men, men ia their colleotive capacity as a nation cannot be waging a0 Uuholy war, when that war is for selfpreservation and\in self-defence. No matter what may be the sacrifice, no matter how much the cost 1 Jife and treasure, it ie worth it all if it be necessarysto the maintenanée of the nation’s honor and in defense of. .inberited rights. Liberty is dearer to the Afnerican people than life, and a nation horn like ‘our own amid the struggles of a Revolution knows how te maintain and perpetuate its tange. How would the people of these United States have avoided this wart Why, even in the same way a parent could avoid having trowble with a re« ~belhous obild ; by giving up, by losing con. w8Peod letting the insubordinate have their own wey; As this would deatroy the parent's rightful authority and break up the * natuedlorder of things, eo. allowing secession would have-ruined the natiou’s ¢ontrot and established internal anarchy. As. the war could net have been avoided im the. beginning, neither can it be stupped till the end, and the end must be submission. If there must. be a sacrificed on the domestic altar, we cannot belp it. 11 States will ruinthemselves within their own borders, they do it from their free choice. while “the Union must and shall be preserved.” . If the “Ship of State” must outride the.etorm through seas of blood, we regret the necéasity but do not shrink frem the responsibility, nor fear the danger; ner withhold the sacrifice. It reb. ele will not submit, fight them into submission, If the seceded States will not come back of their own. will into the Union, bring them back at the cannon's mouth. “Puramount to everything else is the Union, Whatever stands in its way inust be sacrificed—State rights, slavery, everything .in any way detrimental therete. The war isa necessity and must go on, and no puny general Whe bas failed inv the feld, and no trearonloving party can trig the wheels of destiny w ate querying ué slowly, but. surely, wry to a purer mz, . bas been made against engineer Philips; Tue Wasnor Borers. —An i ion of the exploded boiler of the Washoe discloses the fact that the iron of wh they were made was rotten and defective — ‘Yhe Alta says the flues were perfect, and it was the shell or outer portion’ of the of it being torn away entirely arvund the: . boiler, as a standing tree is girdled by stripping away the bark for a givén distance in order to kill {t. The charge of manslaughter, with the concurrence of all the Cormmer’s Jury save one, he attributing the explosion to defective fron and workmatship. The ‘those know him to‘be one of fhe most caus tious and careful engineers in the State.— We have no doubt:that upon trial his innocence will be fully established. Lovis McLant’s Pusirion.—We are assured, says the Bulletin, on the best ate thority, that in each instance where the name of Louis McLane has been used in official connection with the McClellan party, it has been done without bis consent; andiin the last two, instances, where he appears as member of the McClellan and Pendleton Club, and ae Treasurer of the party organi~ tation, hie name has been used in direct opposition to his expreaged wish and positive refusal to take any part in their dehberations or management. TRE Balletin says the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer Gulden Age will leave on the 3d of October, but her hour of sailing ia postponed to 3 Pr. M., to ae. commodate the Hebrew portion of the busi, Sess community, whose New Year occurs on the Ist of Octeber—the regular steamer day—wherefure they cannot transact any business on that day. THe San Francisco Board of Supervisors have authorized an increase of thirty-eight member to the Police force, to serve till November 15th. This increase of police ie wholly attributable te the mob demenstrations of the Copperheads, Trorrine Matcu.—At the Bay View Course, on the 98th inst., the tretting match for $1,000, mile heats, in. harness, three in five, between g.g. Humboldt, named by Ferguson, and black horse Latham, by Daniele, was won by Latham, Humboldt winning the first heat in 2:484. and Latham the three last heats in 2:454, 2:43) and 2:464. BULLION.—During the week ending Sun. day last, Wells, Fargo & Co. brought 6,209 peunds of bullion from Nevada Territory.— Of thie. 380 pounds were from Humboldt, 325 from Reese River, and the balance from Virginia. Total value, $152.59 95, ~ THe Mexicans throughout the State give unmistakable signs of unflinching loyalty to the Union and sympathy to the Government in ite contest with those who would destroy it. THE population of the loyal State is larger than when the war commenced. Foreign and Seuthern emigration keeps up the aggregate. Ow His Travets:—On-the Tth instant, Daniel Scott, the poor fellow who imagines himself to be Jeaus Christ, was at Denver city, having traveled on foot to that point from Oakland’in thie State, Tw Monitor, Alpine county, ice. fermed the thickness of a knife-blade, on the night of September 8th. ' _——* Wuat's Ur.—Two or th win the. Inet week, we have received no Marysville Appeal, Who's to blame. Coe New Sensa rton.—They have got up @ fhew sensation at one of the San Prstlons melodeens. A man, with a dueling pistol, sheote an ope on the bead of Johnny De Angelis, and also shoots a dine held between . the thumb and finger, ‘ TREASURE Expours.--Up to thie time there has been exported from thie State, fur thie Fos treasure to the amount of $38,992 50099, being $10,112,727 32 more than was exported up to the same time last year. : CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE.—The San Francisco Mercantile Gazette saya that Calis fornia champagne at $10 a case is supenor tothe imported article i . ew gg tticle for which $20 is FATA‘. —~Jamea Coun died in Stockton on Thursday from injuries eceasioned by jumping out ofa second. story window f tne, 4 fit of delirium tremens, some days previous. EL Pagano signifies “bird,” nounced Puh-hah ro, ee ~~ 7 eae examina< whtel. TO THE DAILY #RANSORIPT boiler itself that gave way, about seven feet . examination of the boiler tends to uphold . ", . the latter opinion, Mr. Phillips ie sald by . BY TELEGRAPH _ ___ San Fran@isco, Bept. 29th. The steamer Golden Age arrived at 11 @clock this toring, _ astern. line not workiug till 6 o'clock this evening. ae. . --Gold in New York yesterday, 198. The ship Thebes from Liverpool was lost . off Cape Horn July 12th. ed For Cuma. —Th five Chinese, and $82.44}, left San for China. hundred and twentyte to the amount of Francisco a few days ago AmonGst the prisoners captured in one of the recent fights near Atlanta; was 7. ragged, dirty fellow, who bad buckled around him the belt of the late General McPherson. Se Mas. Lizze Williams, of New York, is another cundidate fur publié favor. She lectures. hundred men. THe Oregon State Fair will be held next Tuesday at Salem. ome eae aerate ameill M Johns do Fiona Win Sc Aviat $2 dk * Yan ° F Herrick 2 G Levy San Juan . L Hall do: DBrown R&EK it Corey = i My. Leod ‘ts Hill e. on A Rader do M Kirxpatrick Ked Dog 3 Kitto do = Forest city : do _anemon Sweetland Mre Harner & e do C Davis do K Sherican Monitor O Spooner do M Cammans Sacramen Miss J Dayi do Ez do — Miss C Davis do J White Nevada Jus Stone Alpha G Hutcherson “do M Mohien Chalk Blut ee . : -at 9 o’clock A. M., purictually. THERE are now at Camp Uniun over four . . National Exchange Hotel, LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. _ Wepnespay, September 28th. P Canavavan San Fran. H Williams Washmg ° JIG : enderson._ do. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. THE FOLLOWING 8TEAMships will be dispatched in the month of October, 1964. Oct. 3—GOLDEN AGE, Capt. E. 8. Farnsworth. Sept 13—ConsTiTUTION, J. T. Watkins, Com ‘* 22—-SACRAMENTO, G. F. Bradbury, “ . FOR PANAMAPaseengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspenwall by the Panama lroad Company, and from Aspinwall to New York by the Atiaatic and Pacific Steamship omens: M. 8. Co., . Me 3 ee t, Co?. Sacramento and Liedesdorff sts MARRIED. Rone mn In Grass Yolen, Sept, 28th, by Father Nugent, Morris w. Davis'toGrace F: Cullen, both of Truckee Valley. LT Correspondence. NEVADA, Sept. 20th. 1664. Proressor SCHMIDTSCHESIDER :—Dear Sir : The undersigned, citizens of Nevada, desirous of testifying. in a substantial manner, their ap. preciation of your worthas a citizen and your skill as a musidian, respectfully invite you to name the time and place when it wiil be agreeable to you to reeeive a testimonial at our hands in the form of » Complimentary Ball. Respectfully, your friends. T.T. Davenport, ‘ . P. Marselus, ‘KR. H. Gaylord, A: E. Head, M 8. Deal, C. MeKivy, W. H. Davidsen, >a be le, Jos. M. Levey, ."* Be art, » Ms caver, ~Johm McGuire; Ri ween! Cherie we . Weeks, = ae C.’ * e+ Sargent, ; G. V. Sechmidtburg, . . Randolph, a+ . Lewis, ‘ ‘ C. M. Bates, J. Jaco O. Maltman, 6G. W. WwW G. R. Crawford, A. 1 FE Dorel,» fing ven P Julias Dreyfus, Tt Caldweil, A. Haas J. A. Lancaster, Jas. Davis, ¥. Stumpf, : W. F: Evans, T. B. land, I. J. Rolfe, A. ii. Hanson, R. H. Farquher, PR ’ k Ryan. G. W. Kinser; vid Belden, Geo. B MeKee, W Knowlton, D. W. Harrier, R.M Hunt, Hu re. yr Kent, F G. Gulla, Chas Marsh, J. 8. Johaston A C. Niles, J. H. Helm. NEVADA, Sept. 20th, 1864. Messrs. T T. Davenport, I. Williamson. E. H Gaylord, R. H. Farquhar and others :—Gentlemen : I accept. with heartfelt gratitude the kind offer of a Complimentary Benefit, contained in your favor of thie:date, and beg leave to.name Thureday ovening next. October 6th, as the time, and the Union Hotél’as the place; where it will give me pleasure to meet my friends, for the purpose mentioned. I remain gentlemen, Your obedient servant, SCHMIDTSUHNEIDER. iY Adom’s German Tonic and Aromatic Bitters. These Bitters have been extensively used in thie State for the past-fourteen years, and has been improved upon from time to time until they have reached a degree of excellence unsurpassed by any otlier Bitters in the market. For all de rangements of the Stomach and digestive or gate or when the system has been reduced by Wevers, over-exertion offrom other causes. tie fnyalid will find these Bitters not only suited to the taste, but one of the most valuable auxiliaFor sale all Druggists and Grocers. sepso Clothes Made, Cleaned und ‘REPAIRED. KELLINER, Tailor, No. 47 CommerH. celal street, ‘ts of Gentlemen's on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Old garments cleaned and made as good as new—all spots removed. E gerucnt wore it in complete order.— House and Furniture fer Rent. Dee residence of Jas. R. Patterson on Water . street, with the is offered for Rent, "Apply toa. W. POTTER, ot the te sep3o Political Neier? — for Satu om be tg poet October wth, in pened F bring the Jordan river ite Salt Lake. -via Freeport and Lineoln, by shipping, via CHILDREN’S TOYS, CUTLERY, CAN. ported to the ion on ant for the —y ye ys » are a. notified that re to report by the last aye oe Bae deprive said Ln! of por public eee gs . en. su achool A -8.D health and strength. Price 50 cents per buctle. . 2 FREEPORT RAIL ROAD. Important to Shippers of Freight From San Francisco te Lincoln, Grass Valley, Nevada and the surrounding country. Pp rit SHIPPING FREIGHT FROM San Franeleco for the Interior of the State tc Caduc’s Scheoner Line 43 TO FREEPORT, Will have their goods delivered at Lincoln with dispateh, on through bilis of lading, for ; FIVE DOLLARS PER TON, WEIGHT AND MEASUREMENT, WITH NO CHARGES FOR DRAYAGE, HANDLING, LEVEE DUES OR FORWARDING ! Mark all goods care C. C. R. K., Freeport a send shipping with goods. Svhvoner pants advanced Without commission, and ong ‘warded from Lincoln without charge a7 forwarding. Down freights taken on tiberterms.For further information ly at Caduc’s office. No. — ———. 5 in Vienatons, or at C. C. R. R. office at L. : sep2s TOYS !! CANDIES!! CIGARS!! TO. BACCO I! CUTLERY, &e. A. BOSENTHAL, Wee inform the people of Nevada that he has purchased the stock and trade of weperpdaiest, ah will keep on hand at this ci) stand, on Pine Street, néxt door to 5, Haas & Co, A large and well selected .scock of DIES, FRUIT, CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, &c. &e. To Trustees and Teachers. A Teachers and Trustees who have not reSpecral Netice. MRS. MccHESN : ae Will give a series of Lessons in FRENCH. PENCIL DRAWING, WATER Raised Embroidery and Crocheting, 'TTHE HIGH he classes will meet as follows, viz : Drawing and Painting, every afternoen at 4 French, Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings. — Nevada, Sept ‘ z UNITED STATES BAKERY JULIUS DREYFUus, OULD inform the hadies and Gentlemen Nevada thet he on Toe “ United Sates » Pine Sit. : The very y of All of which is manutnetared at this Establishment of the best Every kind of Cy for sale wholesale or she of every kind hand and made at short notice — = _ As Lhave in @ 0) ‘Dest. ct ts T. M. CASWELL, President. Joun W. Hinns, Seego;. bes sepse> WwW. A. Mining Ground known as “Beck & Hickey’s Diggings, situated on z Moore's Fiat, Nevada Ca, For particulars refer to GEO. C. POWE at ‘Moore’s Fiat, Nevada coun png . New Stage Arrangéinent. = Having bough t out the entire stock what has been ACCOMMODATION LINE from this plate-te pana fine tine of Ceseees rome A4ilison Ranch ada, Grass Valle * atid and Forest Es: Connécting with the Pacific Railroad at New-} eastle for SACRAMENTO. — ee This Line will be run as an Accommodation Live. Every safety and comfort guaranteed. Office at Union Hotel, Nevad: 4 ‘Wisconsin Hotel, Grass Valley, W. H. Mitchell. Agent. What Cheer House, Sacramento, W.8. MeRoberts, Agent. ; _ ©, T. CANFIELD, Sole Proprietor, “Nevada, Sept. 15th. r SELLING OFF AT COST !! J. E. JOHNSTON, Hereby gives notice that he wilh sell his entire stock of =o \ it FURNITURE, >. At Cost” Prices! It consists in part of = S Bureaus, x. Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Ottomans, ' Sofa, Rocking and Sewing Chairs, Bedding, Beds, Mattresses. &c. Sc. Ay manga gy done at the shortest notice and at low rates. Street, opposite the National Exehange Hotet. sepil R. FININCER & CO., Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PINE BRANDIES, WINES, ‘ AND Liqaers generally. BRICK, STORE, 76 BROAD STREET Nevada, Sept. 14th. EF DENTISTRY ! .23 E. PELLERS, T. W. WWInTYae DRS. FELLERS & McINTYRE, SURGEON DENTISTS, Over Johnapn & Co’s store..Mill street, Grass Valley. And south-east corner Kidd & Knox's One ofthe above firm can at all tifees be found at thelr afce tn Hernan chy, ‘Teeth inserted on Gold, Sliver and Vuleanite . plates setetiarien guaranseed in. ettepEntire $100 REWARD: WILL PAY the avove sum of One J SO Fat Seer sites Rea eet fire to my Dwel House tee ef Monday the vera 7 i mt aoe a of FARRATLL. Estray. © ’ Ranch, on the Red hip. She is » to be from the vieinsty of Creek. owner cana her by . applying at said, Ranch: sepgt Shaving and Hair Cutting. pons. ~ aaa is always on hand Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, Ready to do Mair Cuttmg and Shavmg in the best style. Compe and give me a trial. = y} New & Choice Perfumery, Knight Templars Perfame. ee Wight Blooming Cereus. . Red Oross Knight Peiame; —Assorted Odors, do Forsaleby JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Corner of Pine and Commercial Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE _Me.1T & 19 Mill Street, . Grass Valley. AST and well-broken F best Carriages, Buggice and ow ful drivers. the use of ete. Horses boarded by the y Week or month. Nevada & Grass Valley Stage Line BALM WAM aed gh Me? ot Neve ot Leaves Nevada for Grass Valley wal ¥ P. Meand SP. M. Samana iF will ead tober senbery 3 PHILLIPS. Sak ee Tv undersigned—on See Ot i pesith jn : a his —wishes to dispose of the NEMALY of the known as the Pacific and McCue’# Line i me iy es % b > a i

the God-appointed FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20th,” fo R PRESIDENT, . ABRAHAM LINCOLN. ANDREW JOHNSON. © RLECTORS: : &; pana of ban F Dorado. Nowe 4 ¢ Hirst Distro DC. MoRven. ‘WM, McDONALD, of Columbls Hill, ‘Political Wotices. HON. Wy HIGBY, Union candidate for Congress, and HON. W, W, CRANE, candidate for Miector, Will addresé the citizeas of Nevada county, as follows?Nevada, Monday, Oct. 3d. North San Juan, Tuesday, Oot. 4th. _ Grass Valley, Wednesday, Oct. 5th. HON. DAVID BELDEN will address the citizens of North Gan Juan on Saturday HON: JOSHPH KUTZ will address the October 11th. : inset fr eel ‘Tne War ts « Necesstry anv Must G0 ON.—One of the first principles among all living tind, animals ae Well os men, is "that of self-defense. Yt is seen in the tion, “Ge be Ties down in the mouth. of hiv den, and in the eagle, as. she screams in defiance at the approaching banter. Among Tadians and all wavage and hall civilized men, preservation is an intutitive and natural ine stinct. The same’ inevitable disposition of self defence goes beyond the jine of demarvation which separates ~intellect from: ins atingt;and we find mon, “made in the image of bis Maker,” persistent of his rights and Jealous thereof, just in proportion to hie intelligence, Indeed it is such a nateral and at the same time such a worthy attribute of man, thet mankind instinctively dispise . one of their own number who dors not stand upon bis individual.rights. The boy in the his companions. A surrender by individua or an army is only excusable on the ground of overpowering strength and absolute neips hoe are always badly received where vietory might bave been had 1 the mise is the next thing to a defeat. It isthe same with society at large, the eame with nations, Such being the fact, auch being theo ot which God has given all living kind, from the most brutal of beasts to the mest cultivated of men, men ia their colleotive capacity as a nation cannot be waging a0 Uuholy war, when that war is for selfpreservation and\in self-defence. No matter what may be the sacrifice, no matter how much the cost 1 Jife and treasure, it ie worth it all if it be necessarysto the maintenanée of the nation’s honor and in defense of. .inberited rights. Liberty is dearer to the Afnerican people than life, and a nation horn like ‘our own amid the struggles of a Revolution knows how te maintain and perpetuate its tange. How would the people of these United States have avoided this wart Why, even in the same way a parent could avoid having trowble with a re« ~belhous obild ; by giving up, by losing con. w8Peod letting the insubordinate have their own wey; As this would deatroy the parent's rightful authority and break up the * natuedlorder of things, eo. allowing secession would have-ruined the natiou’s ¢ontrot and established internal anarchy. As. the war could net have been avoided im the. beginning, neither can it be stupped till the end, and the end must be submission. If there must. be a sacrificed on the domestic altar, we cannot belp it. 11 States will ruinthemselves within their own borders, they do it from their free choice. while “the Union must and shall be preserved.” . If the “Ship of State” must outride the.etorm through seas of blood, we regret the necéasity but do not shrink frem the responsibility, nor fear the danger; ner withhold the sacrifice. It reb. ele will not submit, fight them into submission, If the seceded States will not come back of their own. will into the Union, bring them back at the cannon's mouth. “Puramount to everything else is the Union, Whatever stands in its way inust be sacrificed—State rights, slavery, everything .in any way detrimental therete. The war isa necessity and must go on, and no puny general Whe bas failed inv the feld, and no trearonloving party can trig the wheels of destiny w ate querying ué slowly, but. surely, wry to a purer mz, . bas been made against engineer Philips; Tue Wasnor Borers. —An i ion of the exploded boiler of the Washoe discloses the fact that the iron of wh they were made was rotten and defective — ‘Yhe Alta says the flues were perfect, and it was the shell or outer portion’ of the of it being torn away entirely arvund the: . boiler, as a standing tree is girdled by stripping away the bark for a givén distance in order to kill {t. The charge of manslaughter, with the concurrence of all the Cormmer’s Jury save one, he attributing the explosion to defective fron and workmatship. The ‘those know him to‘be one of fhe most caus tious and careful engineers in the State.— We have no doubt:that upon trial his innocence will be fully established. Lovis McLant’s Pusirion.—We are assured, says the Bulletin, on the best ate thority, that in each instance where the name of Louis McLane has been used in official connection with the McClellan party, it has been done without bis consent; andiin the last two, instances, where he appears as member of the McClellan and Pendleton Club, and ae Treasurer of the party organi~ tation, hie name has been used in direct opposition to his expreaged wish and positive refusal to take any part in their dehberations or management. TRE Balletin says the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer Gulden Age will leave on the 3d of October, but her hour of sailing ia postponed to 3 Pr. M., to ae. commodate the Hebrew portion of the busi, Sess community, whose New Year occurs on the Ist of Octeber—the regular steamer day—wherefure they cannot transact any business on that day. THe San Francisco Board of Supervisors have authorized an increase of thirty-eight member to the Police force, to serve till November 15th. This increase of police ie wholly attributable te the mob demenstrations of the Copperheads, Trorrine Matcu.—At the Bay View Course, on the 98th inst., the tretting match for $1,000, mile heats, in. harness, three in five, between g.g. Humboldt, named by Ferguson, and black horse Latham, by Daniele, was won by Latham, Humboldt winning the first heat in 2:484. and Latham the three last heats in 2:454, 2:43) and 2:464. BULLION.—During the week ending Sun. day last, Wells, Fargo & Co. brought 6,209 peunds of bullion from Nevada Territory.— Of thie. 380 pounds were from Humboldt, 325 from Reese River, and the balance from Virginia. Total value, $152.59 95, ~ THe Mexicans throughout the State give unmistakable signs of unflinching loyalty to the Union and sympathy to the Government in ite contest with those who would destroy it. THE population of the loyal State is larger than when the war commenced. Foreign and Seuthern emigration keeps up the aggregate. Ow His Travets:—On-the Tth instant, Daniel Scott, the poor fellow who imagines himself to be Jeaus Christ, was at Denver city, having traveled on foot to that point from Oakland’in thie State, Tw Monitor, Alpine county, ice. fermed the thickness of a knife-blade, on the night of September 8th. ' _——* Wuat's Ur.—Two or th win the. Inet week, we have received no Marysville Appeal, Who's to blame. Coe New Sensa rton.—They have got up @ fhew sensation at one of the San Prstlons melodeens. A man, with a dueling pistol, sheote an ope on the bead of Johnny De Angelis, and also shoots a dine held between . the thumb and finger, ‘ TREASURE Expours.--Up to thie time there has been exported from thie State, fur thie Fos treasure to the amount of $38,992 50099, being $10,112,727 32 more than was exported up to the same time last year. : CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE.—The San Francisco Mercantile Gazette saya that Calis fornia champagne at $10 a case is supenor tothe imported article i . ew gg tticle for which $20 is FATA‘. —~Jamea Coun died in Stockton on Thursday from injuries eceasioned by jumping out ofa second. story window f tne, 4 fit of delirium tremens, some days previous. EL Pagano signifies “bird,” nounced Puh-hah ro, ee ~~ 7 eae examina< whtel. TO THE DAILY #RANSORIPT boiler itself that gave way, about seven feet . examination of the boiler tends to uphold . ", . the latter opinion, Mr. Phillips ie sald by . BY TELEGRAPH _ ___ San Fran@isco, Bept. 29th. The steamer Golden Age arrived at 11 @clock this toring, _ astern. line not workiug till 6 o'clock this evening. ae. . --Gold in New York yesterday, 198. The ship Thebes from Liverpool was lost . off Cape Horn July 12th. ed For Cuma. —Th five Chinese, and $82.44}, left San for China. hundred and twentyte to the amount of Francisco a few days ago AmonGst the prisoners captured in one of the recent fights near Atlanta; was 7. ragged, dirty fellow, who bad buckled around him the belt of the late General McPherson. Se Mas. Lizze Williams, of New York, is another cundidate fur publié favor. She lectures. hundred men. THe Oregon State Fair will be held next Tuesday at Salem. ome eae aerate ameill M Johns do Fiona Win Sc Aviat $2 dk * Yan ° F Herrick 2 G Levy San Juan . L Hall do: DBrown R&EK it Corey = i My. Leod ‘ts Hill e. on A Rader do M Kirxpatrick Ked Dog 3 Kitto do = Forest city : do _anemon Sweetland Mre Harner & e do C Davis do K Sherican Monitor O Spooner do M Cammans Sacramen Miss J Dayi do Ez do — Miss C Davis do J White Nevada Jus Stone Alpha G Hutcherson “do M Mohien Chalk Blut ee . : -at 9 o’clock A. M., purictually. THERE are now at Camp Uniun over four . . National Exchange Hotel, LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. _ Wepnespay, September 28th. P Canavavan San Fran. H Williams Washmg ° JIG : enderson._ do. PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. THE FOLLOWING 8TEAMships will be dispatched in the month of October, 1964. Oct. 3—GOLDEN AGE, Capt. E. 8. Farnsworth. Sept 13—ConsTiTUTION, J. T. Watkins, Com ‘* 22—-SACRAMENTO, G. F. Bradbury, “ . FOR PANAMAPaseengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspenwall by the Panama lroad Company, and from Aspinwall to New York by the Atiaatic and Pacific Steamship omens: M. 8. Co., . Me 3 ee t, Co?. Sacramento and Liedesdorff sts MARRIED. Rone mn In Grass Yolen, Sept, 28th, by Father Nugent, Morris w. Davis'toGrace F: Cullen, both of Truckee Valley. LT Correspondence. NEVADA, Sept. 20th. 1664.

Proressor SCHMIDTSCHESIDER :—Dear Sir : The undersigned, citizens of Nevada, desirous of testifying. in a substantial manner, their ap. preciation of your worthas a citizen and your skill as a musidian, respectfully invite you to name the time and place when it wiil be agreeable to you to reeeive a testimonial at our hands in the form of » Complimentary Ball. Respectfully, your friends. T.T. Davenport, ‘ . P. Marselus, ‘KR. H. Gaylord, A: E. Head, M 8. Deal, C. MeKivy, W. H. Davidsen, >a be le, Jos. M. Levey, ."* Be art, » Ms caver, ~Johm McGuire; Ri ween! Cherie we . Weeks, = ae C.’ * e+ Sargent, ; G. V. Sechmidtburg, . . Randolph, a+ . Lewis, ‘ ‘ C. M. Bates, J. Jaco O. Maltman, 6G. W. WwW G. R. Crawford, A. 1 FE Dorel,» fing ven P Julias Dreyfus, Tt Caldweil, A. Haas J. A. Lancaster, Jas. Davis, ¥. Stumpf, : W. F: Evans, T. B. land, I. J. Rolfe, A. ii. Hanson, R. H. Farquher, PR ’ k Ryan. G. W. Kinser; vid Belden, Geo. B MeKee, W Knowlton, D. W. Harrier, R.M Hunt, Hu re. yr Kent, F G. Gulla, Chas Marsh, J. 8. Johaston A C. Niles, J. H. Helm. NEVADA, Sept. 20th, 1864. Messrs. T T. Davenport, I. Williamson. E. H Gaylord, R. H. Farquhar and others :—Gentlemen : I accept. with heartfelt gratitude the kind offer of a Complimentary Benefit, contained in your favor of thie:date, and beg leave to.name Thureday ovening next. October 6th, as the time, and the Union Hotél’as the place; where it will give me pleasure to meet my friends, for the purpose mentioned. I remain gentlemen, Your obedient servant, SCHMIDTSUHNEIDER. iY Adom’s German Tonic and Aromatic Bitters. These Bitters have been extensively used in thie State for the past-fourteen years, and has been improved upon from time to time until they have reached a degree of excellence unsurpassed by any otlier Bitters in the market. For all de rangements of the Stomach and digestive or gate or when the system has been reduced by Wevers, over-exertion offrom other causes. tie fnyalid will find these Bitters not only suited to the taste, but one of the most valuable auxiliaFor sale all Druggists and Grocers. sepso Clothes Made, Cleaned und ‘REPAIRED. KELLINER, Tailor, No. 47 CommerH. celal street, ‘ts of Gentlemen's on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Old garments cleaned and made as good as new—all spots removed. E gerucnt wore it in complete order.— House and Furniture fer Rent. Dee residence of Jas. R. Patterson on Water . street, with the is offered for Rent, "Apply toa. W. POTTER, ot the te sep3o Political Neier? — for Satu om be tg poet October wth, in pened F bring the Jordan river ite Salt Lake. -via Freeport and Lineoln, by shipping, via CHILDREN’S TOYS, CUTLERY, CAN. ported to the ion on ant for the —y ye ys » are a. notified that re to report by the last aye oe Bae deprive said Ln! of por public eee gs . en. su achool A -8.D health and strength. Price 50 cents per buctle. . 2 FREEPORT RAIL ROAD. Important to Shippers of Freight From San Francisco te Lincoln, Grass Valley, Nevada and the surrounding country. Pp rit SHIPPING FREIGHT FROM San Franeleco for the Interior of the State tc Caduc’s Scheoner Line 43 TO FREEPORT, Will have their goods delivered at Lincoln with dispateh, on through bilis of lading, for ; FIVE DOLLARS PER TON, WEIGHT AND MEASUREMENT, WITH NO CHARGES FOR DRAYAGE, HANDLING, LEVEE DUES OR FORWARDING ! Mark all goods care C. C. R. K., Freeport a send shipping with goods. Svhvoner pants advanced Without commission, and ong ‘warded from Lincoln without charge a7 forwarding. Down freights taken on tiberterms.For further information ly at Caduc’s office. No. — ———. 5 in Vienatons, or at C. C. R. R. office at L. : sep2s TOYS !! CANDIES!! CIGARS!! TO. BACCO I! CUTLERY, &e. A. BOSENTHAL, Wee inform the people of Nevada that he has purchased the stock and trade of weperpdaiest, ah will keep on hand at this ci) stand, on Pine Street, néxt door to 5, Haas & Co, A large and well selected .scock of DIES, FRUIT, CIGARS, PIPES, TOBACCO, &c. &e. To Trustees and Teachers. A Teachers and Trustees who have not reSpecral Netice. MRS. MccHESN : ae Will give a series of Lessons in FRENCH. PENCIL DRAWING, WATER Raised Embroidery and Crocheting, 'TTHE HIGH he classes will meet as follows, viz : Drawing and Painting, every afternoen at 4 French, Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings. — Nevada, Sept ‘ z UNITED STATES BAKERY JULIUS DREYFUus, OULD inform the hadies and Gentlemen Nevada thet he on Toe “ United Sates » Pine Sit. : The very y of All of which is manutnetared at this Establishment of the best Every kind of Cy for sale wholesale or she of every kind hand and made at short notice — = _ As Lhave in @ 0) ‘Dest. ct ts T. M. CASWELL, President. Joun W. Hinns, Seego;. bes sepse> WwW. A. Mining Ground known as “Beck & Hickey’s Diggings, situated on z Moore's Fiat, Nevada Ca, For particulars refer to GEO. C. POWE at ‘Moore’s Fiat, Nevada coun png . New Stage Arrangéinent. = Having bough t out the entire stock what has been ACCOMMODATION LINE from this plate-te pana fine tine of Ceseees rome A4ilison Ranch ada, Grass Valle * atid and Forest Es: Connécting with the Pacific Railroad at New-} eastle for SACRAMENTO. — ee This Line will be run as an Accommodation Live. Every safety and comfort guaranteed. Office at Union Hotel, Nevad: 4 ‘Wisconsin Hotel, Grass Valley, W. H. Mitchell. Agent. What Cheer House, Sacramento, W.8. MeRoberts, Agent. ; _ ©, T. CANFIELD, Sole Proprietor, “Nevada, Sept. 15th. r SELLING OFF AT COST !! J. E. JOHNSTON, Hereby gives notice that he wilh sell his entire stock of =o \ it FURNITURE, >. At Cost” Prices! It consists in part of = S Bureaus, x.. Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Ottomans, ' Sofa, Rocking and Sewing Chairs, Bedding, Beds, Mattresses. &c. Sc. Ay manga gy done at the shortest notice and at low rates. Street, opposite the National Exehange Hotet. sepil R. FININCER & CO., Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN PINE BRANDIES, WINES, ‘ AND Liqaers generally. BRICK, STORE, 76 BROAD STREET Nevada, Sept. 14th. EF DENTISTRY ! .23 E. PELLERS, T. W. WWInTYae DRS. FELLERS & McINTYRE, SURGEON DENTISTS, Over Johnapn & Co’s store....Mill street, Grass Valley. And south-east corner Kidd & Knox's One ofthe above firm can at all tifees be found at thelr afce tn Hernan chy, ‘Teeth inserted on Gold, Sliver and Vuleanite . plates setetiarien guaranseed in. ettepEntire $100 REWARD: WILL PAY the avove sum of One J SO Fat Seer sites Rea eet fire to my Dwel House tee ef Monday the vera 7 i mt aoe a of FARRATLL. Estray. © ’ Ranch, on the Red hip. She is » to be from the vieinsty of Creek. owner cana her by . applying at said, Ranch: sepgt Shaving and Hair Cutting. pons. ~ aaa is always on hand Broad Street, opposite the National Exchange, Ready to do Mair Cuttmg and Shavmg in the best style. Compe and give me a trial. = y} New & Choice Perfumery, Knight Templars Perfame. ee Wight Blooming Cereus. . Red Oross Knight Peiame; —Assorted Odors, do Forsaleby JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Corner of Pine and Commercial Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE _Me.1T & 19 Mill Street, . Grass Valley. AST and well-broken F best Carriages, Buggice and ow ful drivers. the use of ete. Horses boarded by the y Week or month. Nevada & Grass Valley Stage Line BALM WAM aed gh Me? ot Neve ot Leaves Nevada for Grass Valley wal ¥ P. Meand SP. M. Samana iF will ead tober senbery 3 PHILLIPS. Sak ee Tv undersigned—on See Ot i pesith jn : a his —wishes to dispose of the NEMALY of the known as the Pacific and McCue’# Line i me iy es % b > a i