April 12, 1861 (4 pages)

Fy oer £ b— 4g BE sieb08237 2 fs g 7 + we EE2: . a+ ae fot ee ae Brszfacecee okeye , anil ye te, port righ, 5.5 nid de here: J uly rervet wy us ae te The Morning Transcript. BSRSE pa reise 4 Twenty-Five Cents per Week, ~\ Delivered in the City. sa : ONE YEAR (in advance, by mail..008 «88.00 p—-REXMONTHS. ces cccatapicce Scccvccccass “esse 6, 5,00 . “THREE MONTHS.. * old maids 4 from the bottom of our heart we ee enannatniinane EF MORNING TRAN EE one CR tiene VOL. 2. “S NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1861. eal PUBLISHED DAILY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED. N. P.BROWN & CO., J. P. SKELTON, A. CASAMAYOU,_N,. P. BROWN. . OF FICE-COMMERGCIAL STREET : Next door to Blaze’s, (up-stairs.) TERMS OF THE MORNING TRANSCRIPT * Tres Scoecesece weneine 3,00 Advertisements inserted oi-reasonable terms. XP All Advertisements must bepaid for at the . end of the month. > ‘ 1 “ Got a BaBy.”’—* A well spring of joy’ + has opened in the house<of our cotemporary, the editor of the Lagrange (Mo.) American and the consequence is, the editor is so delighted, he don’t kuow which end he is stand‘ingon. Just listen to him: Last Wednesday afternoon “ tous a child was born.” but vot ason was given. We feel prond of our baby—it is so pretty and sweet, so our better half says. It1s'a girl . of course—our wife wanted a girl—so we gave up to her—the_ times being teo hard to split the difference and have a girland boy both at. once. * Our time will come next— see if itdon't. Our baby weighs eight pounds and all the ladies say that it is such a pretty little angel, and looks just like its papa. Of course everybody will know i.’s pretty, when it resembles us. It has black zyes; dark hair and the sweetest little face, and the way it can cry is a caution toa Calliope—but then its little voice is so charming, producing such a harmony of sweet sounds. It was the first time that we eyer heard our baby’s veiee, and what a thrillof. happiness did that little sound send through our bosom. But we are‘.too happy to express our feelings. We are at least two feet taller than we were before our baby was. born, and think ourselves good’ enough to become a preacher. We pity everybody that hasn’t got a baby, and as for old bachelors, we entertain asovereign contempt for them, and intend to lam the first one tha: presumes to have the effrontery to speak to us. Poor feel sorry forthem, Oh,that they could only realize the happiness ofa young mother-with her first born. Young men and young ladies too, our.advice to you is. * go and do likewise,”—it will make you feel so happy to havea baby. We warn everybody not to insultJ us, for we feel big enough and strong enough to whip every one of the Seceding States into the Union, and a single man wouldn’t be a taste -fur us. We are doubly sound on the Union just now. We never intend to secede from our baby. adn, Nota Bap JoKe.—The Salem Gazette says that the wife of a4 gentleman of that town, recently took into her service a girl just arrived from Ireland. On the following morning, she accosted the mistress with the . exclamation : “They've been playing tricks upen us.— There’s been a boy all about the neighborhook sticking wet paper into everybody’s door.” er Se “ Her employer told her that it was only the paper. . { “Ono! she answered, “ It could not be the newspaper, for it was wet. And_I rolled up the one at our door and flung it after the blackguard,’ as soon as he was out of sight.” : The blunder cost the editor another paper, but paid him its cost ina heat ty laugh. TuE NEw PLANET BETWEEN MERCURY AND THE Sun.—M. Le Verrier, thie celebrated French astronomer, who, discoyered Neptyne from the perturbation #0 tfersclicl “has One declared the existence of a planet -betweeneMéreurpeoand the Sun, this being the only scientific explanation of Merecury’s perturbations, as carefully noted duyring the Tast ‘tiiirt}” years. THis°caleutation has now beeome.a fixed fact of science through the —actuah gbservations of. jL, Lescarbanet, a Freneh Physician residing at Orgeres, in France who discovered the little stranger on the26th of “ Mareh, 1859 ‘It. is the o pmion of ME. Verriér, that Wdd@itionaél. plahets~ wilt "be aliscorered * between Mercury and the sun, as M: Lesearbanet’s solitary foundling docs not explain all of the winged courier’s deviations from his calculated Seam i> & VER 4 ; Pes ‘a New Goip Fieps. —The Petaluma Journal SAYS ; “Rich gold digings have been’ distovered in a gulch near Perkins’. saw mill “at Bodega. They gS . PORWARDING MERCHANTS, RG Pere ntlhke ase NO. 37. : FASHION RESTAURANT. () COMMERCIAL ST., Opposite Tallman & Turners, CHAS. WRRUSH . «0-20 eee .-Prepricter see in i (NO, 19.) “FT AVING resumed proprictorshsp of this well known-Restaurant—— I AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN’ THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and the good things inthe market, furnished ata moments notice, and got up in style s ed 'to the-tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALLHOURS. intend to kcep the “ FASHION?’ as. a firstclass restaurant, and as such I recommend it to 7, the people of the.city and the county at large. Those persons who relish a GOOD MEAL will do well to ‘‘ call and see” for themselves. Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf oO. H. P. WHITE & CO., SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO, Marysville & Placerville, ~ WILL RECEIVE and speedily Z forward all GOODS consigned to ‘ us, for any section of California, and Utah Territory. 0. H. P. WHITE. Sacramento, Feb. 2, 1861-3m ‘ THOMAS TENNENT, , Surveyors’ Navigating Warehouse, * Sign ef the Wooden Sailor. Battery street. opposite the Custom House, SAN FRANCISCO. Agency for the : Govermment Charts. GENCY for Lieut. Maury’s Wind and Current Charts ; for the sale of Surveying Instruments, manufactured at the celebrated estabishment of William J. Young, of Philadelphia. NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books, Drawing Instruments, Surveying’ chains, Leveling Staves, ete., constantly on hand, and for sale at reduced rates. Chronometers rated by Transit Observations. Xp" Repairs of every description executed in the best manner. -3m TALLMAN & TURNER, COMMERCIAL STREET, 3 Pe Nevada City, Cal. = be . DEALERS IN HARDWARE, PARLOR STOVES, TINWARE, Lead Pipe, Hydraulic Pipes, &c. Copper Work and Jobbing done to order with neatness and despatch. feb7-tf DRUC & BOOK STORE, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRVUVGS AND BOOES FOR SALE AT THE LOW BAT CA 6.H-P.RIL CE H. H. WICKES & Cv. DR. EH. H. WICKES, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada HOTEL DE PARIS, OV. GMAUUEL x <ccsscssss PROPRIETOR o. 8. BROAD STREET. NEVADA ; The Eating department will be‘kept.as a FIRST CLASS RES; TAURANT, and Meals will be served at all hours of the Day. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS Haye been NEWLY FURNISHED, and the Beds are a8 clean and luxurious as any in Cal. Dinner or Ball Parties, Up to Two Hundred persons, can be accemmodated in the same rogm, at fhe shortest notice, and ima style that can not be surpassed.: d20 tf JOHN L. GAMBLE, COUNTY SURVEYOR. Orders for Surveying strictly attended to. fice at the Court House. Neyada, Sept. 6.-f Of3 UNION LIVERY STABLE. Broad and Main Sts, Nevada. John A. Lancaster, i. WOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND the public generally that he has addedextensively to his already large and elegant estabturn-oeuts as can be found in the State. -Well trafried; fleét and easy Saddle Horses, well nipied for ladies or gentleinen will be ready at all times. A ‘long expéricnee in the business and an earnest desire to retam the confidence of my a leads me to believe I will be able to give gene, eRe ions ; ae ae Particular attention paid to Horses on livery Corea al sinre ebs With careful drivers or the use of P s, Balls, &c. The quality o! my Stock will peri me to say that thoue met r, picasure or ed op business world de, well to give wencele oheot © pepott prospect rich, and are represented ;to. be, quite . extensi¥6.”” ; ; ‘ a Sale ef United States . NATIONAL EXCHANGE ~\ Broad Street, Nevada. { GEORGE R. LANCASTER OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens of Nevada and the Traveling pub lic generally, that he continues to keep the wellknown and pepular Hotel known as the NATIONAL EXCHANGE, NEVADA. The Building is of Brick, three stories high, and THOROUGHLY FIRE-PROOF, having stood two fires. . ; f Large additions have been recently made and _it is fitted up in a Style tft cannot be surpassed by Ay public House in the State. The Beds and Furniture are New, ° And for Comfort and Style cannot be excelled. THE TABLE will at all times be supplied with all the varieties the Market affords. Game Suppers got up to Order! Particular attention will be paid to the accemmodation of Ladies and Families. THE STAGES, running in all directions from Nevada, have their: Offices at, and take their departure from the‘National Exchange. r The House is kept open all night. : There is a finé Reading Réom attached to the House where all the leading journals of the State can be found. “The Bar, will be eonstantly supplied with the choicest 3 Wines, Liquors and Cigars: Also, in the large and spacious room, which has recently been added, can be found twe of the best BILLIARD TABLES in the mountains. Having had Jong experience at the business, I shall endeavor to.continue to make the ‘National Exchange’ the best Hotel in the Mountains, and a comfortable home‘for. Travelers, Charges will be snoderate to suit the times. A Livery Stable Is connected with the House, and particular atterition will be given to-the-eare of Horses, Carriages, &c. be procured, by application at the Office, Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.-tf “=< DAILY TRANSCRIPTBook and Job ‘Printing Office. . —— TYJ\HE Proprietors of this Establishment have. purchased one of the finest Job Offiees ever brought into the mountains,and are now prepared to execute in the best possible manner, and at REDUCED RATES, every description of Printing, such as BILL-HEADS, CHECKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS, BILLS OF FARE, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, LABELS, &c., &c., &p. THOS. M WOOD, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST KReoms--27 & 29 Commercial St, NEVADA. OFFER NO INDUCEMENTS T patrons, except that of having : GOOD AND PERFECT PICTURES. a Put up iu a manner go as to seeure them forever from ihe destroying action of the eleincuts. PERSONS WISHING SUCH WORK Are invited to call—ne other patronage solicited. Difficult subjects are particularly invited to call January 19, R6lAf e SELECT SCHOOL —FOR— Young Ladies and Genticmen. Head of Broad Street, Nevada. — W. Be F. DEAL, A, Besgs.cecceoeeces Principal. JANETTYA A.’DEAL.*..-00e-02Adsistant. fP\HIS SCHOOL: commenced on MONDAY, I January 7th. 1861. Young Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter College. TERMS: Primary Studies, per month..+.++-+$4 00 English Branches atideMathematits..--5 00. iil) Peweeeen eer err Serre err errrrr rrr rr rar. 1 60 GhECK. cio ccccccccenee Gexedasdépeceacaacseree 1 00 Preneh oe. 25 CUTE tec ee eee ive eU pees 2 OV GOTMBAL 5 debe ented new ek Cowen cece none drone zo )) gop Night Séhoel,’ Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings, at 7 o’cl . LADIES’ CHARITABLE GIFT . Horses and Carriages can at all times . TO COME OFF ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1861, TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. Ae rte PRIZE—One full jeweled, diamond enameled WATCH, Chain, Seal, Key, ete. Second Prize—Ladies’ Dressing Gown. Third Prize—Ladies’ Velvet Sack.-Feurth Prize—La dies’ Enameled Locket. Fifth Prize—Elegant . GotdLocket. Sixth Prize—Ssiill Gold Locket. Seventh Prize—Ladiés’ Mourning Pin. Eighth Prize—Elegant Pin, swung on:‘chain. Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh,-Twelfth,. Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth Prizes—Each, handsome Lockets. Sixteenth Prize—Getitleman’s Dressing gown. . XP The above articles may be seen, for the present, at Cohen’s Store, on Main street. Tickets can be had at the Bailey House Bar. 8—im MRS. J S. SNYDER. WASHINGTON MARKET. No. 10 Commercial Street, NEVADA QITY THE UNDERSIGNED KEEP A LARGE SUPPLY OF FAMILY VEGETABLES. Their Stock is received daily, is always fresh and consists of the followilg’articlés : Fresh Butter, Cheese, ‘Fresh Eggs, Onions, Cabbage, ‘Potatoes, ‘ Fruits, Apples, Prunes, Oranges. ALSO—GAME.and POULTRY, constantly on hand. Hotelsand Families supplied with Vegetables at The Lowest Cash Call at the WASHINGTON MARKET and make your purchases. m2s-tf FORTUNE GUES & CO. Prices. W.H, CRAWFORD & CO., “. (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) CARPEN-‘ GENERAL DEALERS IN ] UILDING MATERIALS, TER’SLOOLS, Agricultural and Mining ImNipece ty Blucksmith’s Tools, Cordage, fuse, *owder, Duck, ete., etc. At the old stand No. 27 MAIN. STREET, NEYADA. Sept. 6—tf : COCKTAILS. A, FJENKINS, : Of the National Exchange Saloon, has just re‘ceived, and will keep on hand, during the season, THE VERY BEST MOUNTAIN ICE, And is now prepared to seryeup ICED CHAMPAGNE tocKTAILs, Nevada, March 12, 1361-tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street,. Nevada. A rote MEATS, of ALL KINDS, on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. Wood —0! all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap for cash. ‘ d3-tf American School Institute. T. \EEE object of this Institute is to furnish competent and well qualiget Teachers for Schools.and Families, and Teachers with desirable situaiions. ALSO---SCHOOL MEROCHANDISES. The most modern style of Desks and Chairs for School Rooms, at the lowest prices. ce, Among the many articles now for sale are the Adamantine Slates. Slate Globes, Pliulosophical Charts and New Outline Maps. Schoo] propeity bofight and sold on commis~sions. Circulars ofall the private Sehools kept on hand. Parents seoking for Schools are invited to eall and select, Lessous in French, Mathematics, Surveying and fook-Keeping. The Kducativnal Herald, issued nrouthly, exprssly for Teachers, can be had at this office. ; W. HOLT, Agent, 73 Montgomery street, corner of Pine, April2, Ik6.—3m—* San Francisce EF. KAST, AGENT OF A. SEIBERLICH, ,00T and SHOE VMaraufneturer, of ) Philadelphia. ’¥arehe-use.214 California Street,(below Battery,) SAN FRANCISCO. Constantly on hand, a large assorted stock of Gentlemen's, (Ladics’, Misses’ and Children’s Wear, of superior quality. Also—French, Calf Boot Lege and Boot Fi onts. F. X. KAS. Sole Agent for California, Country orders propptly attended to. ms 3m Printers’ Furnishing House. eee CHARLES *. ROBBINS, ow IN a ‘%EVPE AND PRESSES. No bitand 113 ie ont Sansome and Battery, SAN } ; oo R.Webl & i tere er W.MEASLIN;) ty Ome ie Coco vn cos Vive woekinsonganersnar utrgsangetannenes 7 68 00 THRMS: January 265, Co's Printing Mareriat, and a * NSOLVENT NOTICE tin Dis 2 ] Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Divtrlt ot: the State of California, in the matter of the tition of HERBERT DAVIS. an Insolvent « or : Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Niles. Searls, Judgé of said Court, notice is heréb iven ‘to all the creditors of. said insolyen erbert Davis to be and appear before the T on. Niles Searls, aforesaid, at chambers. im-the Court : Room, in the city and-county of Nevada,on the3d day of May, A. D.; 1861, at 10 o’clock, A. M., then and there to show cause if any they can,why the prayer of said Insolvent should not-be— . granted, and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be discharged from his debts and _liabilities, in pursuance ofthe statute in such case made and provided, and in the meantime all proceedings against said insolvent be stayed. Witness my hand and the seal of said) > } eat court, this thirtieth day of Marchy a. D. 1 JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Clerky By Joe Roberts J +, De ’ a -HILL& Hurre, Atty’s for pet. QTATE of California—County. of Nevada In Probate Court. Notice is’ hereb given that H. B. Thompson, having filed in this court his petition praying for an order of sale of the real estate of the estate of WM. MARSHALL, deceased, the hearing of the same. has been fixed Isl, at 11 o’clock;-in-the forenoon: of said tiy of the April Term of 1851, at the Court Room thereof at the Court House in the city and county of Nevada and all persons interested in said’estate are notificd then and there to appear and . show cause if any they have,’why the said ‘peti. tion should not be granted. 7 March 25th, 1881. JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. Per Jos. M. LEVEY, Deputy. ‘ eee NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of William Marshall Deceased, ss ere IS HEREBY GEVEN-by the an. dersigned, administrator of the’ Estate of the above named, to the creditors of and all jer— sons having clains against said“Wm ' Marshall deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the first publication of this notice, to the undersigned at the office of Thomas H. Caswell, corner of Pine pud Commercial eae No. 38. up-stairs. ; -B. THOMPSON. Pub. yp. Nevada, March 10, 1861-td , aan? A DIINIAT BATONS SALE .—State on of California—County of Nevada. Im Pro bate Court. In the matter of the Estate of JAS. M. GILLESPIE, deceased. Notice iz nereby given, that pursuant to an order of said Court, made April =d, 1861, 1 will sell at public auction . to the highest bidder forcash, on PATURDAX. APRIL 0th, 1861, st 12.0’clock, M. at the late residence of said Jas: M. Gillespie, deceased, on Virgin Creek, between Arneld’s Ranch and Humbug City. in Nevada County, the same being now the residence of J.C. Woodward, all of the person] property of said deceased, as set forth and described in the inventory on file in _ said Court. ; » ORLANDO EVANS, Adur. of the Estate of Jno. M. Giliespie, dee’d. April 3, 1861—tds of that day, PPLICATION OF PARDON, — _ The People of the State ef California vs. Daniel Dooling. In Court of Sessions, Nevada County, Hon. David Beldene Presiding Judge ofthe Court of Sessions, and E. W. Masl ny, Esq., District Attorney of the county aforesaid : Please take notice that the undersigned will apply to his Excellency, John G. Downey, Goverbar of the State of California, for the pardon of DANTEL DOOLING, who was convicted on the 21st tay of March, A. Dp. 1861, in the Court aforesaid ofthe crime of assault with intent to do bodily injury, and by said Court sentenced to pay a fine of ‘Three Hundred Dollars—or be imprisoned in the State’s Prison for the term of one Lundred and fifty days in default of payment. JUILL & HUPP;.Atty’s for Dooling. WE acknowledge service of éapy hereof, April ry ae DAVIE BELDEN, Presiding Judge Court of. Sessions. uo W. MASBIN, District Attorney, Nevada Couuty. . A true eopy—ATTEST : . ab JOHN S. LAMBERT, Clerk. re Re OF CALIFORNIA—County ot KY Nevada-ss. In Probate Court, March ‘Term 1. Intheestate of A.C. MeCOY. dee’d. Ih purenencs of an Order of the Aen. David welden, *robate Judge of Nevada county, notice is hereby given to Sabra MeCoy, Lorenzo Met joy, George McCoy, Milton McCoy, Ira W. MeCoy, Marilla Leckenby, Mary Barrett, Margarct Gorham, Louisa McCoy, and Sarah Jane MeCoy, (co-heirs with John McCoy) heirs of the estate of A. C. McCoy, dec’d, to be and appear betore the Probate Court, aforesaid, on ‘THUKSDAY, April 25th, A. D., 18 1, then and there to show cause why the partition and distribution of said estate should not be suade and relict granted as prayed for in petition of John McCoy, (Guaof the helrs) now uh ile. Witness, Johu S. Lambert, Clerk of } seal the Probate Court, at offiec, at the city of Nevada, this 2oth day of March, A. Db. 18.1. JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. By Jos. M. Levey, Deputy. m2t-49 — ~~ ——~ ] ISSOLU TION.—The Co Partucrship heretofore existing between the uudersigned, (under the firm name of JNO. TERRELL @€o.) is this day dixssolyed by mutual consent, John Terrill withdrawing from said firm. W. Loutzenheiscer will continue the buginess of the house, for his sole account. under the style of, Yoctz: ENHEISER & CU., and is alone authorized te collect debts due to the tatetvirm. JOHN TERRILL, W. JOUTZENHEISER. Grass Valley, April 1-7d a3 WIN HAMS a HOSE COUPLINGS, For Sale at : ‘No. 7 Commercial Street.’ ke These Couplings strpass all others, int the estimation of migers, and are soid at.a VERY LOW-FIGURE. . ! bh f0—1ak* Z : + . > Mere’s a Good Bargain. . Table, withCuesy Balls; etc., all in the most SPUR Otery for sale orto let on easy ternis. . *s Tepe t for, Geo. Bruce’s Wits Ruggien ; Company’s unrivalled Machinery. . (<! , sly, i . & BD. LAC AN, Pawn Brokers, 15-1m “ be <M NS. 37 Matt stree e by said Court for Monday the 22d day of April, Geo. Keeney’s Hardware Store . SPLENDID WARBLE-TOP BIFTTARD .

Fy oer £ b— 4g BE sieb08237 2 fs g 7 + we EE2: . a+ ae fot ee ae Brszfacecee okeye , anil ye te, port righ, 5.5 nid de here: J uly rervet wy us ae te The Morning Transcript. BSRSE pa reise 4 Twenty-Five Cents per Week, ~\ Delivered in the City. sa : ONE YEAR (in advance, by mail....008 «88.00 p—-REXMONTHS. ces cccatapicce Scccvccccass “esse 6, 5,00 . “THREE MONTHS.... * old maids 4 from the bottom of our heart we ee enannatniinane EF MORNING TRAN EE one CR tiene VOL. 2. “S NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1861. eal PUBLISHED DAILY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED. N. P.BROWN & CO., J. P. SKELTON, A. CASAMAYOU,_N,. P. BROWN. . OF FICE-COMMERGCIAL STREET : Next door to Blaze’s, (up-stairs.) TERMS OF THE MORNING TRANSCRIPT * Tres Scoecesece weneine 3,00 Advertisements inserted oi-reasonable terms. XP All Advertisements must bepaid for at the . end of the month. > ‘ 1 “ Got a BaBy.”’—* A well spring of joy’ + has opened in the house<of our cotemporary, the editor of the Lagrange (Mo.) American and the consequence is, the editor is so delighted, he don’t kuow which end he is stand‘ingon. Just listen to him: Last Wednesday afternoon “ tous a child was born.” but vot ason was given. We feel prond of our baby—it is so pretty and sweet, so our better half says. It1s'a girl . of course—our wife wanted a girl—so we gave up to her—the_ times being teo hard to split the difference and have a girland boy both at. once. * Our time will come next— see if itdon't. Our baby weighs eight pounds and all the ladies say that it is such a pretty little angel, and looks just like its papa. Of course everybody will know i.’s pretty, when it resembles us. It has black zyes; dark hair and the sweetest little face, and the way it can cry is a caution toa Calliope—but then its little voice is so charming, producing such a harmony of sweet sounds. It was the first time that we eyer heard our baby’s veiee, and what a thrillof. happiness did that little sound send through our bosom. But we are‘.too happy to express our feelings. We are at least two feet taller than we were before our baby was. born, and think ourselves good’ enough to become a preacher. We pity everybody that hasn’t got a baby, and as for old bachelors, we entertain asovereign contempt for them, and intend to lam the first one tha: presumes to have the effrontery to speak to us. Poor feel sorry forthem, Oh,that they could only realize the happiness ofa young mother-with her first born. Young men and young ladies too, our.advice to you is. * go and do likewise,”—it will make you feel so happy to havea baby. We warn everybody not to insultJ us, for we feel big enough and strong enough to whip every one of the Seceding States into the Union, and a single man wouldn’t be a taste -fur us. We are doubly sound on the Union just now. We never intend to secede from our baby. adn, Nota Bap JoKe.—The Salem Gazette says that the wife of a4 gentleman of that town, recently took into her service a girl just arrived from Ireland. On the following morning, she accosted the mistress with the . exclamation : “They've been playing tricks upen us.— There’s been a boy all about the neighborhook sticking wet paper into everybody’s door.” er Se “ Her employer told her that it was only the paper. . { “Ono! she answered, “ It could not be the newspaper, for it was wet. And_I rolled up the one at our door and flung it after the blackguard,’ as soon as he was out of sight.” : The blunder cost the editor another paper, but paid him its cost ina heat ty laugh. TuE NEw PLANET BETWEEN MERCURY AND THE Sun.—M. Le Verrier, thie celebrated French astronomer, who, discoyered Neptyne from the perturbation #0 tfersclicl “has One declared the existence of a planet -betweeneMéreurpeoand the Sun, this being the only scientific explanation of Merecury’s perturbations, as carefully noted duyring the Tast ‘tiiirt}” years. THis°caleutation has now beeome.a fixed fact of science through the —actuah gbservations of. jL, Lescarbanet, a Freneh Physician residing at Orgeres, in France who discovered the little stranger on the26th of “ Mareh, 1859 ‘It. is the o pmion of ME. Verriér, that Wdd@itionaél. plahets~ wilt "be aliscorered * between Mercury and the sun, as M: Lesearbanet’s solitary foundling docs not explain all of the winged courier’s deviations from his calculated Seam i> & VER 4 ; Pes ‘a New Goip Fieps. —The Petaluma Journal SAYS ; “Rich gold digings have been’ distovered in a gulch near Perkins’. saw mill “at Bodega. They gS . PORWARDING MERCHANTS, RG Pere ntlhke ase NO. 37. : FASHION RESTAURANT. () COMMERCIAL ST., Opposite Tallman & Turners, CHAS. WRRUSH . «0-20 eee .-Prepricter see in i (NO, 19.) “FT AVING resumed proprictorshsp of this well known-Restaurant—— I AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN’ THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and the good things inthe market, furnished ata moments notice, and got up in style s ed 'to the-tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALLHOURS. intend to kcep the “ FASHION?’ as. a firstclass restaurant, and as such I recommend it to 7, the people of the.city and the county at large. Those persons who relish a GOOD MEAL will do well to ‘‘ call and see” for themselves. Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf oO. H. P. WHITE & CO., SAN FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO, Marysville & Placerville, ~ WILL RECEIVE and speedily Z forward all GOODS consigned to ‘ us, for any section of California, and Utah Territory. 0. H. P. WHITE. Sacramento, Feb. 2, 1861-3m ‘ THOMAS TENNENT, , Surveyors’ Navigating Warehouse, * Sign ef the Wooden Sailor. Battery street. opposite the Custom House, SAN FRANCISCO. Agency for the : Govermment Charts. GENCY for Lieut. Maury’s Wind and Current Charts ; for the sale of Surveying Instruments, manufactured at the celebrated estabishment of William J. Young, of Philadelphia. NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, Books, Drawing Instruments, Surveying’ chains, Leveling Staves, ete., constantly on hand, and for sale at reduced rates. Chronometers rated by Transit Observations. Xp" Repairs of every description executed in the best manner. -3m TALLMAN & TURNER, COMMERCIAL STREET, 3 Pe Nevada City, Cal. = be . DEALERS IN HARDWARE, PARLOR STOVES, TINWARE, Lead Pipe, Hydraulic Pipes, &c. Copper Work and Jobbing done to order with neatness and despatch. feb7-tf DRUC & BOOK STORE, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRVUVGS AND BOOES FOR SALE AT THE LOW BAT CA 6.H-P.RIL CE H. H. WICKES & Cv. DR. EH. H. WICKES, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada HOTEL DE PARIS, OV. GMAUUEL x <ccsscssss PROPRIETOR o. 8. BROAD STREET. NEVADA ; The Eating department will be‘kept.as a FIRST CLASS RES; TAURANT, and Meals will be served at all hours of the Day. THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS Haye been NEWLY FURNISHED, and the Beds are a8 clean and luxurious as any in Cal. Dinner or Ball Parties, Up to Two Hundred persons, can be accemmodated in the same rogm, at fhe shortest notice, and ima style that can not be surpassed.: d20 tf JOHN L. GAMBLE, COUNTY SURVEYOR. Orders for Surveying strictly attended to. fice at the Court House. Neyada, Sept. 6.-f Of3 UNION LIVERY STABLE. Broad and Main Sts, Nevada. John A. Lancaster, i. WOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND the public generally that he has addedextensively to his already large and elegant estabturn-oeuts as can be found in the State. -Well trafried; fleét and easy Saddle Horses, well nipied for ladies or gentleinen will be ready at all times. A ‘long expéricnee in the business and an earnest desire to retam the confidence of my a leads me to believe I will be able to give gene, eRe ions ; ae ae Particular attention paid to Horses on livery Corea al sinre ebs With careful drivers or the use of P s, Balls, &c. The quality o! my Stock will peri me to say that thoue met r, picasure or ed op business world de, well to give wencele oheot © pepott prospect rich, and are represented ;to. be, quite . extensi¥6.”” ; ; ‘ a Sale ef United States . NATIONAL EXCHANGE ~\ Broad Street, Nevada. { GEORGE R. LANCASTER OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens of Nevada and the Traveling pub lic generally, that he continues to keep the wellknown and pepular Hotel known as the NATIONAL EXCHANGE, NEVADA. The Building is of Brick, three stories high, and THOROUGHLY FIRE-PROOF, having stood two fires. . ; f Large additions have been recently made and _it is fitted up in a Style tft cannot be surpassed by Ay public House in the State. The Beds and Furniture are New, ° And for Comfort and Style cannot be excelled. THE TABLE will at all times be supplied with all the varieties the Market affords. Game Suppers got up to Order! Particular attention will be paid to the accemmodation of Ladies and Families. THE STAGES, running in all directions from Nevada, have their: Offices at, and take their departure from the‘National Exchange. r The House is kept open all night. : There is a finé Reading Réom attached to the House where all the leading journals of the State can be found. “The Bar, will be eonstantly supplied with the choicest 3 Wines, Liquors and Cigars: Also, in the large and spacious room, which has recently been added, can be found twe of the best BILLIARD TABLES in the mountains. Having had Jong experience at the business, I shall endeavor to.continue to make the ‘National Exchange’ the best Hotel in the Mountains, and a comfortable home‘for. Travelers, Charges will be snoderate to suit the times. A Livery Stable Is connected with the House, and particular atterition will be given to-the-eare of Horses, Carriages, &c. be procured, by application at the Office, Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.-tf “=< DAILY TRANSCRIPTBook and Job ‘Printing Office. . —— TYJ\HE Proprietors of this Establishment have. purchased one of the finest Job Offiees ever brought into the mountains,and are now prepared to execute in the best possible manner, and at REDUCED RATES, every description of Printing, such as BILL-HEADS, CHECKS,

BALL TICKETS, CARDS, BILLS OF FARE, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, LABELS, &c., &c., &p. THOS. M WOOD, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST KReoms--27 & 29 Commercial St, NEVADA. OFFER NO INDUCEMENTS T patrons, except that of having : GOOD AND PERFECT PICTURES. a Put up iu a manner go as to seeure them forever from ihe destroying action of the eleincuts. PERSONS WISHING SUCH WORK Are invited to call—ne other patronage solicited. Difficult subjects are particularly invited to call January 19, R6lAf e SELECT SCHOOL —FOR— Young Ladies and Genticmen. Head of Broad Street, Nevada. — W. Be F. DEAL, A, Besgs.cecceoeeces Principal. JANETTYA A.’DEAL..*...-00e-02Adsistant. fP\HIS SCHOOL: commenced on MONDAY, I January 7th. 1861. Young Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter College. TERMS: Primary Studies, per month....+.++-+$4 00 English Branches atideMathematits...--5 00. iil) Peweeeen eer err Serre err errrrr rrr rr rar. 1 60 GhECK. cio ccccccccenee Gexedasdépeceacaacseree 1 00 Preneh oe.. 25 CUTE tec ee eee ive eU pees 2 OV GOTMBAL 5 debe ented new ek Cowen cece none drone zo )) gop Night Séhoel,’ Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings, at 7 o’cl . LADIES’ CHARITABLE GIFT . Horses and Carriages can at all times . TO COME OFF ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1861, TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. Ae rte PRIZE—One full jeweled, diamond enameled WATCH, Chain, Seal, Key, ete. Second Prize—Ladies’ Dressing Gown. Third Prize—Ladies’ Velvet Sack.-Feurth Prize—La dies’ Enameled Locket. Fifth Prize—Elegant . GotdLocket. Sixth Prize—Ssiill Gold Locket. Seventh Prize—Ladiés’ Mourning Pin. Eighth Prize—Elegant Pin, swung on:‘chain. Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh,-Twelfth,. Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth Prizes—Each, handsome Lockets. Sixteenth Prize—Getitleman’s Dressing gown. . XP The above articles may be seen, for the present, at Cohen’s Store, on Main street. Tickets can be had at the Bailey House Bar. 8—im MRS. J S. SNYDER. WASHINGTON MARKET. No. 10 Commercial Street, NEVADA QITY THE UNDERSIGNED KEEP A LARGE SUPPLY OF FAMILY VEGETABLES. Their Stock is received daily, is always fresh and consists of the followilg’articlés : Fresh Butter, Cheese, ‘Fresh Eggs, Onions, Cabbage, ‘Potatoes, ‘ Fruits, Apples, Prunes, Oranges. ALSO—GAME.and POULTRY, constantly on hand. Hotelsand Families supplied with Vegetables at The Lowest Cash Call at the WASHINGTON MARKET and make your purchases. m2s-tf FORTUNE GUES & CO. Prices. W.H, CRAWFORD & CO., “. (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) CARPEN-‘ GENERAL DEALERS IN ] UILDING MATERIALS, TER’SLOOLS, Agricultural and Mining ImNipece ty Blucksmith’s Tools, Cordage, fuse, *owder, Duck, ete., etc. At the old stand No. 27 MAIN. STREET, NEYADA. Sept. 6—tf : COCKTAILS. A, FJENKINS, : Of the National Exchange Saloon, has just re‘ceived, and will keep on hand, during the season, THE VERY BEST MOUNTAIN ICE, And is now prepared to seryeup ICED CHAMPAGNE tocKTAILs, Nevada, March 12, 1361-tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street,. Nevada. A rote MEATS, of ALL KINDS, on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. Wood —0! all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap for cash. ‘ d3-tf American School Institute. T. \EEE object of this Institute is to furnish competent and well qualiget Teachers for Schools.and Families, and Teachers with desirable situaiions. ALSO---SCHOOL MEROCHANDISES. The most modern style of Desks and Chairs for School Rooms, at the lowest prices. ce, Among the many articles now for sale are the Adamantine Slates. Slate Globes, Pliulosophical Charts and New Outline Maps. Schoo] propeity bofight and sold on commis~sions. Circulars ofall the private Sehools kept on hand. Parents seoking for Schools are invited to eall and select, Lessous in French, Mathematics, Surveying and fook-Keeping. The Kducativnal Herald, issued nrouthly, exprssly for Teachers, can be had at this office. ; W. HOLT, Agent, 73 Montgomery street, corner of Pine, April2, Ik6.—3m—* San Francisce EF. KAST, AGENT OF A. SEIBERLICH, ,00T and SHOE VMaraufneturer, of ) Philadelphia. ’¥arehe-use.214 California Street,(below Battery,) SAN FRANCISCO. Constantly on hand, a large assorted stock of Gentlemen's, (Ladics’, Misses’ and Children’s Wear, of superior quality. Also—French, Calf Boot Lege and Boot Fi onts. F. X. KAS. Sole Agent for California, Country orders propptly attended to. ms 3m Printers’ Furnishing House. eee CHARLES *. ROBBINS, ow IN a ‘%EVPE AND PRESSES. No bitand 113 ie ont Sansome and Battery, SAN } ; oo R.Webl & i tere er W.MEASLIN;) ty Ome ie Coco vn cos Vive woekinsonganersnar utrgsangetannenes 7 68 00 THRMS: January 265, Co's Printing Mareriat, and a * NSOLVENT NOTICE tin Dis 2 ] Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Divtrlt ot: the State of California, in the matter of the tition of HERBERT DAVIS. an Insolvent « or : Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Niles. Searls, Judgé of said Court, notice is heréb iven ‘to all the creditors of. said insolyen erbert Davis to be and appear before the T on. Niles Searls, aforesaid, at chambers. im-the Court : Room, in the city and-county of Nevada,on the3d day of May, A. D.; 1861, at 10 o’clock, A. M., then and there to show cause if any they can,why the prayer of said Insolvent should not-be— . granted, and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be discharged from his debts and _liabilities, in pursuance ofthe statute in such case made and provided, and in the meantime all proceedings against said insolvent be stayed. Witness my hand and the seal of said) > } eat court, this thirtieth day of Marchy a. D. 1 JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Clerky By Joe Roberts J +, De ’ a -HILL& Hurre, Atty’s for pet. QTATE of California—County. of Nevada In Probate Court. Notice is’ hereb given that H. B. Thompson, having filed in this court his petition praying for an order of sale of the real estate of the estate of WM. MARSHALL, deceased, the hearing of the same. has been fixed Isl, at 11 o’clock;-in-the forenoon: of said tiy of the April Term of 1851, at the Court Room thereof at the Court House in the city and county of Nevada and all persons interested in said’estate are notificd then and there to appear and . show cause if any they have,’why the said ‘peti. tion should not be granted. 7 March 25th, 1881. JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. Per Jos. M. LEVEY, Deputy. ‘ eee NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of William Marshall Deceased, ss ere IS HEREBY GEVEN-by the an. dersigned, administrator of the’ Estate of the above named, to the creditors of and all jer— sons having clains against said“Wm ' Marshall deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers within ten months from the first publication of this notice, to the undersigned at the office of Thomas H. Caswell, corner of Pine pud Commercial eae No. 38. up-stairs. ; -B. THOMPSON. Pub. yp. Nevada, March 10, 1861-td , aan? A DIINIAT BATONS SALE .—State on of California—County of Nevada. Im Pro bate Court. In the matter of the Estate of JAS. M. GILLESPIE, deceased. Notice iz nereby given, that pursuant to an order of said Court, made April =d, 1861, 1 will sell at public auction . to the highest bidder forcash, on PATURDAX. APRIL 0th, 1861, st 12.0’clock, M. at the late residence of said Jas: M. Gillespie, deceased, on Virgin Creek, between Arneld’s Ranch and Humbug City. in Nevada County, the same being now the residence of J.C. Woodward, all of the person] property of said deceased, as set forth and described in the inventory on file in _ said Court. ; » ORLANDO EVANS, Adur. of the Estate of Jno. M. Giliespie, dee’d. April 3, 1861—tds of that day, PPLICATION OF PARDON, — _ The People of the State ef California vs. Daniel Dooling. In Court of Sessions, Nevada County, Hon. David Beldene Presiding Judge ofthe Court of Sessions, and E. W. Masl ny, Esq., District Attorney of the county aforesaid : Please take notice that the undersigned will apply to his Excellency, John G. Downey, Goverbar of the State of California, for the pardon of DANTEL DOOLING, who was convicted on the 21st tay of March, A. Dp. 1861, in the Court aforesaid ofthe crime of assault with intent to do bodily injury, and by said Court sentenced to pay a fine of ‘Three Hundred Dollars—or be imprisoned in the State’s Prison for the term of one Lundred and fifty days in default of payment. JUILL & HUPP;.Atty’s for Dooling. WE acknowledge service of éapy hereof, April ry ae DAVIE BELDEN, Presiding Judge Court of. Sessions. uo W. MASBIN, District Attorney, Nevada Couuty. . A true eopy—ATTEST : . ab JOHN S. LAMBERT, Clerk. re Re OF CALIFORNIA—County ot KY Nevada-ss. In Probate Court, March ‘Term 1. Intheestate of A.C. MeCOY. dee’d. Ih purenencs of an Order of the Aen. David welden, *robate Judge of Nevada county, notice is hereby given to Sabra MeCoy, Lorenzo Met joy, George McCoy, Milton McCoy, Ira W. MeCoy, Marilla Leckenby, Mary Barrett, Margarct Gorham, Louisa McCoy, and Sarah Jane MeCoy, (co-heirs with John McCoy) heirs of the estate of A. C. McCoy, dec’d, to be and appear betore the Probate Court, aforesaid, on ‘THUKSDAY, April 25th, A. D., 18 1, then and there to show cause why the partition and distribution of said estate should not be suade and relict granted as prayed for in petition of John McCoy, (Guaof the helrs) now uh ile. Witness, Johu S. Lambert, Clerk of } seal the Probate Court, at offiec, at the city of Nevada, this 2oth day of March, A. Db. 18.1. JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Clerk.. By Jos. M. Levey, Deputy. m2t-49 — ~~ ——~ ] ISSOLU TION.—The Co Partucrship heretofore existing between the uudersigned, (under the firm name of JNO. TERRELL @€o.) is this day dixssolyed by mutual consent, John Terrill withdrawing from said firm. W. Loutzenheiscer will continue the buginess of the house, for his sole account. under the style of, Yoctz: ENHEISER & CU., and is alone authorized te collect debts due to the tatetvirm. JOHN TERRILL, W. JOUTZENHEISER. Grass Valley, April 1-7d a3 WIN HAMS a HOSE COUPLINGS, For Sale at : ‘No. 7 Commercial Street.’ ke These Couplings strpass all others, int the estimation of migers, and are soid at.a VERY LOW-FIGURE. . ! bh f0—1ak* Z : + . > Mere’s a Good Bargain. . Table, withCuesy Balls; etc., all in the most SPUR Otery for sale orto let on easy ternis. . *s Tepe t for, Geo. Bruce’s Wits Ruggien ; Company’s unrivalled Machinery. . (<! , sly, i . & BD. LAC AN, Pawn Brokers, 15-1m “ be <M NS. 37 Matt stree e by said Court for Monday the 22d day of April, Geo. Keeney’s Hardware Store . SPLENDID WARBLE-TOP BIFTTARD .