April 12, 1863 (4 pages)

ipo i emanate el ‘i ERC . 4are By Telegraph Bevgtly Duily Transcript WANTED! At last accounts Foster was considered in a Ger QUARTZ SUITABLE FOR critical position, although gunboats were in Cutting Jewelry, the 30th of March, and regularly bessiged.— TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ene Gee ene Washington, April’ 8th.—In private letters the vicinity, and reinforcements were un Nevada County Official Press. —— . just receive] from officers attached to the their-way to him. ‘SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 12th. amemewtnr — { departure of the fleet to attack that city, the speak of heavy skirmishing and the prospect. writers express themselves confident of sti of a great battle between Rosecrans and SECESSIONISTS AND ‘THEIR. MINING cess, sod snythat such is the general ‘feeling CLAIMS.—We have ‘more than once called among both officers and men. : attention to the faet that some of the best FRONTIER A. DEVIERCY, By ap12-3m Rebel and Federal advices from Tennessee Charleston expedition, written on the eve of ~ For iene Candidate ae City Marshal! 487°Pine street, Ban Francisco. ANTED. — (nformation of William Collins, a native of Fayette county, -women—end—ehildren, The Federal iron Phelps.apeaks on Mondaynight ata reet~ in its struggle with the most damnable rex clads have been in the Edisto river, twenty beliion-that everdisgraced the pages of hisby all tiles south of here for a week. Admiral ing ealled by his friends," wha: desire tas re-nominated. 7M. H. DAVIDSON, announces himself as a candidate for . re-election to the office of City Marshal. Eleetion, May 5th, 1803. Nevada, March, 27th—td Pennsy!vania. who has’ been around the vicini Johnston. . Roseerans’. mounted infantry ty of Nevada city. California, tor the Jast four orfive years. Any person knowing anything have been very successfulin recent raida, of his whereabouts, will confera great favor by The above dispatch is fromthe Union of addressing his brother, ISAAC COLLINS, api2-Im San Francisco. ~ mines west of the Rocky mountains, silver} “datea off Charleston, April lst; says it em this morning. have who men of and gold, are itt possession San_ Francisco, April 10th.—Congreseman_tGRAND™ . ported that Charleston is taken by all the “no syinpathy with the AmericanGovernment For.City Treasurer! P. CHURCH, is a candidate for thafof e fice of City. Treasurer, st the ensuing a eee ges . Sth, 1863. _Nevada, April 2d—td For Aaeemsex § a LM. FUNSTON, ennounces himself as a Vocal and Instrumental Concert. . ‘NV e candidate for the office of City Assessor. Election, May 5th. 1563. At the Baptist Charch, Dupont will be, here toxday, when it is said “THe iron trade of Lake Superior is grvwlaw to belong to the Government. Since that the bombardment.‘Wilf Cotte off. It is ing‘ unportant. During 1862, 115,721. tons WEDNESDAY EVENING;~March 15th. of gold and silver on this tory. These ‘mines are recognized 1 H. COLLIER announces hiuneue as a B. eandidate for the office of City Assessor. Election. May 5th, 1863 Nevada, March 41st. Nevada, April ath For City Treasurer. iH. HANSON annouuces himscif as a “the discovery reported. that the army ‘will.rdmain at_ Port ofiren ore, and 8,500 tons of pig iron were . candidate for the office of City Treasurer ‘const the Government has not attempted ta at the ensuing municipal cleetion. Royal till after the hombardment. “I think shipped for market. ‘The value of the rough Nevada, Aprit Hth—td.enforce its rights with respect to the mines, that the report is probable as the rebels had . copper shipped from the same region in 1562 — for good and sufficient reasons. But, the The celebrated and World Renowned Violinist. time and opportunity to fortify the land ap» . ‘is _stated at $4,000,000: opp FELLOWS’ ANNIVERSARY BALL _right to take posessionor, se or legse the ST Seed ® Wadamé Fanny Simonsen, nines, at any time is scarcely disputed. At proaches, and make them almost impregn~ Narrow Escare.—A on dayssinee, The FortyNouits Anniversary Bal? able. We have been engaged for the last MARTIN SIMONSEN, the present time there are good grounds fur given. by the Odd — of Nevada county, Wiil take placeat Nevada, on says the Stoekton Independent, an Irishman }The Creat. Prima Donna, the best Operatic und the Government to enforce its righta in those . two dayain hanging chains to the sides of ’ Ballad Singer in this country—formerly and.eome Chinese were robbed near Chinese of the Grand Opera, Paris— our vessels to protect the machinery. cases where a contrary. course works to the Camp. . A conatable arrested a wellxknowd MONDAY detriment of the nation. There is no sense or justice in the. Government exercising tlemformatiod regarding events at Charleston, ~-ency or.forbearance towards those who are Cincinnati, April 8th.—A_ letter from & appropriating {the precious metals belonging leading officer in Rosecrans. army, received to the Government to themselves, while they here to-day, dated April 4tb, states that the are en rapport with the enemies of tho Reenemy in their front have been. reinforced, public. We dare say there is not another nation on the face of the earth which would allow treason to flourish even on rented min and that their numbers are overwhelmingly lurge. Deserters bring this intelligence. to undergoing examination before the Justice, hend and were dragging him off for summary hanging. when the-officer by great exertion rescued him. . FINEMUSIC Richmond papers that he is a candidate for There are men in this State aad Nevada New York, April 9th. —Sterling dull .and unsettled; first class bills nominal at 162 @ 164. Gold fluctuates™ between 46@433, ‘Territory who count themselves rich from closing at 474. Government securities with the prospect they have ahend of filching from out decided change. “Pacific mail 1884: ®*New York, April 10th.—Sterling quiet at a Prince of Wales decidedly less worthy or deserving of the outlay. In the shape of a Government they despise the precious met~ als that belong to it by right and justice.— Should these men be allowed to fatten at the expense of the nation? In the Confederacy “there is no scruple abont taking or destroying the private, hard earned property of Union men. Why should there be a hesitancy about taking from those ‘who sanction this 164. Gold unsettled: Closing at 494@ 494. The entire dispatehes aro-voluminous and important. ‘’hrough rebel sources which it must be remembered are controlled by Beauregard, we: have definite intelligence cons O00 ayear. eral lands belonging to the nation; that the claims of secessionists should be seized and during the conflict but was worked off.— The Keokuk, one of the strongest vessels in WINE AND LIQUOR STORE AUGUSTIN ISOARD, J The sum of $200,000 yearly is granted to the Priuce out of the national fund, Lancaster, willmake his annual income equal to half a million of dollars—with a prospec« tive increase as the lands in Cornwall and Lancaster are rising in value. The Inte lamented father of the Prince, amoung his other virtues, seemed to have possessed a large share of the good old German virtue of thrift and itis to his excellent management_ that the increase in the value of the Duchies above mentioned is due; ‘Fo-the credit—of Albert and Victoria be it mentioned that wheraas the custom heretofore has been for the fleet is said to have been disabled and beached on Morris’ Island. On the mornthe-Crown to appropriate to its own uses agents for Government purposes. That is ing of the 8th the fleet was still inside the therevenues ofthe Duchies during the mix simple justice and nothing more. What enharbor but -did-not-tgppertheir—tire:—FhisL nority ot the Prince of Wales, Prince Al« emy can say it is wrong? What traitor can. bert not only didall he could to raise the is the extent of Beauregard’s claim. With value of the property, but the whole of the claim that a Government should grant him the exception of the aczidental injury to the revénue during the twenty-one years was the same right and sufferance, as its loyal Keokuk he does not pretend that any serious carefully accumulated for the heir, so that children? the Prince has come into the command of a ‘placed in the possession of Government L. W. Williams, Thos. P. Hawiey, i z Preeniatee. a large representation in the land of Dixie. There is Terry, there is Sam. Brooks, Gwin Calhoun Benham, Austin E. Smith, Thornton, we look at the remnant of the: party left beder shelter apparently did not participate iu hind by Terry & Co., we shall see that?’the the fight. TheYazoo: Pass expedition has been reins party, though divided, still maintains the same cardinal principles and recognizes Terry, foreed.and Gen. Steele’s division has landGwin & Cempany ta leaders. The leaders at Greenville on the Mississippi nearly have gone to Dixie, and are there fighting west of Greenwood and ‘fort. Pemberton a for the same principles their understrappers ‘detachment of Tllinois troops has occupied are advocating here in a rather disguised Richmond on the Shreveport rai! road at the manner. Itis true the Dixie sheets of the junction of Roundaway and Brushby bayous, State profess to be Unionist, but where and twenty tuiles west of Young's Point. A new SAN JUAN: WOULD call attention to the fact that I on hand a large EUREKA: A. S. Thornton, Roubert Lindsey. assortment of the * when did they ever utter a-word in condént canal has: been opeh ‘three miles in the nation of the course of their party leaders rear, letting the Mississippi into a bayou leaving the State to become leaders of rebels against the Government ? : which empties into the river below Warreq ton. A large portion of Gen. Grant's army and a division of Porter's ficet will soon turn THE Washington correspondent of the Phil» up to astonish the rebels below Vicksburg. adelphia Inquirer saya: Thére was a Cabis. At the date ot latest information from Gen net meeting on Thursday-over Utah affairs. Hanter it was.believed that troops woiild General Nye, Governor of Nevada Territory;] land on James Island and approach, the city was before the Cabinet meeting, and, after by nearly the same route pursued by Bens narrating the condition of Affairs there ex~ GEORGE R. LANCASTER, Prop'r. IE" Bowet, do J MeNalley, do do, do, FR MChase, -Lincoln G Fellows, do” JIM Young, > do W Rall, San Jose W Harrington, Mary’e W Kelley, do HC Vanee, do M Dougherty, Sacram’o GH Bobier, do KK Roberty; ~ do I. W Curtis, San —— A P Melon«han, eity Col Abby. oO H Frese, C umperland © Schardin, dq --M MeKey, Sati’ Fran J B King, _Maine C Willis, V irginia city A-¥F Peasly,;~* do A Brown, do NW Shelly. Virg city D Gray. SVan Dyke, Webber*s SB Pierse. Star city H Haven, Grasa V._ A Pork, do ~ do IJ Mitchell, do J Sewell, city J Hadison, do W W Hansburgh, ./’s J M Hydaluff, Rec D RK P Burnett, Col Hill A W Malley. de. _M Finnen, do R MeMurry, Cherokee G Robinson, Timbuctoo R Phelin, San Juan burg will soon culwinate in grand combined . attack from north and south. Tur-clock on St. Paul's, London, is a big A rebel dispatch dated April 7th says that thing. The pendulunris four feet leng, and at that date no boats were in sight of Vicks the weight at the end of it is one hundred burg and the troops had left the Peninsula. pounds; the dial on the outside is regulated Gen. Foster occupyinga fortified . position by a smaller one; the length ef the minute at Little Washington, at the head of Pamlico hand on the exterior dial is eight feet, and River, North Carolina, was attacked by Gen. seventysfive pounds weight. D, H. Hill, «with a greatly superior force on Dollars ps costs of suit. Given under my hand this ninth day of April A.D, 1863. IRASTANLEY, J. P; See It is ordered an the foregoing Summons be publis in the Daily TRANscRiPT for the space teak week date. Ww.copy. bi atteat : A true 2a. IRA STANLEY, J. P. LEMAN, Spécial Deputy Const. Marden. & Folger’s CELEBRATED FAMILY COFFEE! T HAS STOOD THE TEST inthe first class class Hotels in San_Francisco—and, is used by them—does net contain any of the unwholesome ingredients used by forcign inven tion to give color or strength but is strong enough to stand upon its own merits. —ALSO— Fresh California Ground RPICcEsS & MUSTARD. Are admitted by all to be far omnes ‘Fhe California Steam Navigation Cemp any rior to impurted articles—and ‘nO 108s from,, breakag e—can be had, by ordering Marden & Fo r’s Java’Caffe snatgs3 OR SPICES, lines will. be wg en digenerous, The Hotel Reapirs of San Francisco. will accommodate female teachers, attending tke Institute, at half the r i From any of the Grocers, or from their Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, usual rates No. 220 Front St, bet. Sacramento & California. “N. Bb —Our faetory is always open to the In: epection of the public San Francisco March 20—1m can be obtained from County Superintendenrs of of Publie Schools. JOHN SWETT. saaaiae ce . inetruction, ~ April 10th, 1863. NOTICE! We take thia method ef informing the public that we will sell our large stock of Winter Clothing ! . BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesa le Druggists, At Reduced Prices! We have also receiyed an additional stock of Goodyear’s Kubber Coats! ROAD STREET, NEVADA, &> Prescriptions carefully compounded. £% .~ } q ; Also, on hand Gum Beots, all kinds and sizes. S. HAAS & CO., Con. uf Pine & Commercial Street. Z = : i Ne White and Black = ed to be due for money ay for your use throu;gh Mistake as per bill on file in my office. On failure so. to appear and answer, fad gment wil! be rendered ainst oy for the said sum sf Fifty Seeds, Gorner of Broad & Pine streets, Neyada city. will give: free pasees’ over their lines, to all teachers and school officers who may desire to ———— 1 UMMONS.—State of California, county of Nevada, to-wnship of Eureka, ss. Justice's Poet. before Ira Stanley, J. P. The People of the State of California to Patrick Culliman.— You are hereby summoned to appear before the Field BATES & McCORMICK’S, State Geologist, Frederick Billings, Esq. The dail exercises will be conducted by a corps of abTe and experienced teachers and leeturers. and —AT— State Teachers’ Institute! ea eadecteees Many of the Stage Seedt!t! All kinds of V¥resh ‘Teachers must obtain from the County Superintendenta, or School Trustees, a certificate ‘. stating their intention to attend the Institute. which will be recognised by the officers of the APRIL 10, 1563. Count de paleo : F Geo Bryan. es Stage C Steamer and Stage lines. Vor particulars see Institute Circulars, which Gen Jas Shields. W Destune}l Moores bam last June. Doubtlesssthe struggle has pressed the beliefAthiat nothing short of the been decided ere this date. "The few glimpundersigned Justice of the Peace, at his office in ‘ said townsh on FRIDAY, the 24th day of arrest and @xecution of some of the leaders, see we get of operations on the Mississippi April, A. B._1863, at 1 o’clock, P. M. to answer to the complaint ofthe Illinois Mining Co. who _inclading Brigham Young, will bring peace ‘lead to the impression that the seige of Vieks~ demands of you the sum of Fifty Dollars alleg and orderin that section. Seed!. Seed!! Giakdvn Prof, J. D. Whitmey, Jno. B, Felton, Esq., 7,00. Tickets, Mareh, Y5th, 1863. All kinds of Meat constantly on hand at the above well known market, and for sale in quantities to suit ne Meats delivered in pe irt of the city free of charge. Prices according to quality of _ ——— mh27-tf AMES COLLEY. Broad Street. Nevada. JS Seymo J Kieas, C. R. Edwaris, Allen Herbert. Chas. Schardin, Dan Furth, Geo, Dornin, No. 48 Broad street ‘AWRIVALS AT ‘NATIONAL EXCHANGE. os do WOOLSEY’S FLAT: RK. O. Hickman, J, F. Kingsiey, RED DOG : attend the :Institute. M F Butler, GH Raker, MOORE’S. FLAT: Broad Street Market. The Prince will be-by y A. H, Mallory, M. Stinchtield, E. J. Cook, first quality of Liquors, consisting of Brandy,. Gin, Wines, Whiskey, Cordials, &e. ‘Also, afew gallons of Wine manufactured from the Grape by myself, im this city.— None but the best of Liquors offered for sele, aplo AUGUSTIN ISOARD. Considering the source the character of no means wealthy compared to. some of the the information and: the position” in which it millionaires of Britain, America or the European continent, but untess he develep very leaves the contest on the part of our Navy extravagant tastes. indeed, he and his.voung this is good news. wife may live a life of comfort and-afflucnce. Crittenden, Thom, Phil. Moore, Crenshaw, Firing atlong range and withstanding the Shoemaker, Scott, and a host of others, all bully good Democrats, who are aiding and heaviest artillery of the enemy are merely abetting treason. Ogsuch is the Kingdom of slight’ exhibitions of capacity of the Tron Dixie. These men had a party when in Culclad fleet. Fs TheCharleaton rams kept very close unifornia, ~ The party had acommon belief. If te Broad Street, Nevada, have damagé® was done to the fleet and admita'a OF sucH IS THE Ktnepom OF DIxtk.— number of casualties in-Fort Sumter and} judiciously laid out, will go tar in increasing his yearly. income. J GRAS VALLEY 3 Ek. MeLaugiilin, J. P. Skelton, J M, Lakenan. Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, STATE Teachers’ Institute: called by +A the Superintendent of Publie Instruction, will be held in San Pranciseo, commencing Monday, May 4th 1863, and closing on Saturday, May 9th. A course of free eveumeg lectures on eater‘t relating to Public Schools “will be deli-. vered by the following lecturers : Rev. Thomas Star King, Geo. W, Minns, Esq., sum equal te: $2,500,000, and this amouut The Demoeracy of California can boast of possibly in the ‘other works. ). Block, jr ‘heodore Lampo. ROUGH & READY : W.C. Ault, D, Bovyer, F. Montgomery, dayevening. cerning the attack.on Charleston. Admiral rod this, with the addition. of the revenues Dupont. with his iron-clad fleet crossed the he derives from his Duchies of Cornwall and robbery of loyal men, the property which bee bar and opened fire upon forts Sumter and longs to the government they despise? We Moultrie onthe morning of April7th. <A claim that the Government should claim its rebel dispatch says the firing wasextremely own from all enemies, whether attempting heavy all day, Fort Sumter being the chief to rob in the South or in the West; that not object of Admiral Dupont’s attention. The a man who is not true to the Government [ronsides, the flagship of the fleet got aground should be allowed to work a foot of the min e W.N. Rabbitts, A. P. Church, _Committee of Invitation : nity of the heir to, the throne—for it is within the recollection of many now living in Britain that far larger sums were voted for “pin money” itis provided’ that the Princess shall have the uncontrolled use of $50,000 yearly, and in the event of her becotmng a vidow she is secured-an income of $150, m W.E. Pressey, Chas. Marsh, Jonathan Clark, YO. C. Yorson, ter The last Concert will be given on Thurs Parlisment has been liberal, but by-no means extravagant in the provision it has voted for the-maintenance of the future state and dig Committee of Arrangements: the National Exchange Hotel. and on the even. ing of the Concert atthe door. Commences at 8 o’clock. ~ “Extra BILLY” Smith announces in the E. W. Roberts, A. P. Church, E. Block, jr. ill faa Tiekets One Dollar each to be had at — Flocr Managers: L. A. Walling, ~ L. W. Williams, _d. S. Kaneen, BAND. pe headquarters, and state no retreat from Governor of pac eral lands; and where the metals belong of the present position of the rebels is cons right to the Government it is the sheerest templated. PROVISION FOR A YOUNG CouPLE.— self-injustice to permit secessionists to take an ounce from the soil. ea melynka.’’ with his Great _Imitations of different Instruménts: and a a crowd collected; threw a rope over his EVENING, April 27th, 1565. Washington, April 8th. ~The Government HERR W. ZIROM, upto one o'clock, had not received any ins Mexican robber for the act. While he was . The Wonderful and only Performer on the ‘*Em FOR SALE ! PART or whole, as desired, of the Gold Tunnel Quartz Ledge and Mill. “situated on Deer Creek, is offered; contains 2,400 feet The Millisin good running order. — tt has 6 Stamps and 2C hili Mills. . This isan excellent opportunity for parties” to invest in a paying claim, . enquire of Névada, Mirch 8th. To the Ladies. We have on hand aiarge assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes which we will sell at San Francisco cost priees, after this date. sae S. HAAS &CO., Corner ef Pine & Commercial Street. Nevada, Jan. 23 : Further particulare T. GILES At the Gold Tunnet* A Fine Residence for Sale! THE fine, large and new resi dence of Dr. H. Hunt, on Aristecracy Hillin this city is offered for sale on reasonable terms. The’ grounds are ample and cultivated, set with trees. shrubs, &e., and the.residence itself is one of the ‘most commodious characterene with every conrenience. Apply oo eS me & Wickes’ heen. road iy Nevada, ‘AprilSth, athei+ aa

ipo i emanate el ‘i ERC . 4are By Telegraph Bevgtly Duily Transcript WANTED! At last accounts Foster was considered in a Ger QUARTZ SUITABLE FOR critical position, although gunboats were in Cutting Jewelry, the 30th of March, and regularly bessiged.— TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ene Gee ene Washington, April’ 8th.—In private letters the vicinity, and reinforcements were un Nevada County Official Press. —— . just receive] from officers attached to the their-way to him. ‘SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 12th. amemewtnr — { departure of the fleet to attack that city, the speak of heavy skirmishing and the prospect. writers express themselves confident of sti of a great battle between Rosecrans and SECESSIONISTS AND ‘THEIR. MINING cess, sod snythat such is the general ‘feeling CLAIMS.—We have ‘more than once called among both officers and men. : attention to the faet that some of the best FRONTIER A. DEVIERCY, By ap12-3m Rebel and Federal advices from Tennessee Charleston expedition, written on the eve of ~ For iene Candidate ae City Marshal! 487°Pine street, Ban Francisco. ANTED. — (nformation of William Collins, a native of Fayette county, -women—end—ehildren, The Federal iron Phelps.apeaks on Mondaynight ata reet~ in its struggle with the most damnable rex clads have been in the Edisto river, twenty beliion-that everdisgraced the pages of hisby all tiles south of here for a week. Admiral ing ealled by his friends," wha: desire tas re-nominated. 7M. H. DAVIDSON, announces himself as a candidate for . re-election to the office of City Marshal. Eleetion, May 5th, 1803. Nevada, March, 27th—td Pennsy!vania. who has’ been around the vicini Johnston. . Roseerans’. mounted infantry ty of Nevada city. California, tor the Jast four orfive years. Any person knowing anything have been very successfulin recent raida, of his whereabouts, will confera great favor by The above dispatch is fromthe Union of addressing his brother, ISAAC COLLINS, api2-Im San Francisco. ~ mines west of the Rocky mountains, silver} “datea off Charleston, April lst; says it em this morning. have who men of and gold, are itt possession San_ Francisco, April 10th.—Congreseman_tGRAND™ . ported that Charleston is taken by all the “no syinpathy with the AmericanGovernment For.City Treasurer! P. CHURCH, is a candidate for thafof e fice of City. Treasurer, st the ensuing a eee ges . Sth, 1863. _Nevada, April 2d—td For Aaeemsex § a LM. FUNSTON, ennounces himself as a Vocal and Instrumental Concert. . ‘NV e candidate for the office of City Assessor. Election, May 5th. 1563. At the Baptist Charch, Dupont will be, here toxday, when it is said “THe iron trade of Lake Superior is grvwlaw to belong to the Government. Since that the bombardment.‘Wilf Cotte off. It is ing‘ unportant. During 1862, 115,721. tons WEDNESDAY EVENING;~March 15th. of gold and silver on this tory.. These ‘mines are recognized 1 H. COLLIER announces hiuneue as a B. eandidate for the office of City Assessor. Election. May 5th, 1863 Nevada, March 41st. Nevada, April ath For City Treasurer. iH. HANSON annouuces himscif as a “the discovery reported. that the army ‘will.rdmain at_ Port ofiren ore, and 8,500 tons of pig iron were . candidate for the office of City Treasurer ‘const the Government has not attempted ta at the ensuing municipal cleetion. Royal till after the hombardment. “I think shipped for market. ‘The value of the rough Nevada, Aprit Hth—td.enforce its rights with respect to the mines, that the report is probable as the rebels had . copper shipped from the same region in 1562 — for good and sufficient reasons. But, the The celebrated and World Renowned Violinist. time and opportunity to fortify the land ap» . ‘is _stated at $4,000,000: opp FELLOWS’ ANNIVERSARY BALL _right to take posessionor, se or legse the ST Seed ® Wadamé Fanny Simonsen, nines, at any time is scarcely disputed. At proaches, and make them almost impregn~ Narrow Escare.—A on dayssinee, The FortyNouits Anniversary Bal? able. We have been engaged for the last MARTIN SIMONSEN, the present time there are good grounds fur given. by the Odd — of Nevada county, Wiil take placeat Nevada, on says the Stoekton Independent, an Irishman }The Creat. Prima Donna, the best Operatic und the Government to enforce its righta in those . two dayain hanging chains to the sides of ’ Ballad Singer in this country—formerly and.eome Chinese were robbed near Chinese of the Grand Opera, Paris— our vessels to protect the machinery. cases where a contrary. course works to the Camp. . A conatable arrested a wellxknowd MONDAY detriment of the nation. There is no sense or justice in the. Government exercising tlemformatiod regarding events at Charleston, ~-ency or.forbearance towards those who are Cincinnati, April 8th.—A_ letter from & appropriating {the precious metals belonging leading officer in Rosecrans. army, received to the Government to themselves, while they here to-day, dated April 4tb, states that the are en rapport with the enemies of tho Reenemy in their front have been. reinforced, public. We dare say there is not another nation on the face of the earth which would allow treason to flourish even on rented min and that their numbers are overwhelmingly lurge. Deserters bring this intelligence. to undergoing examination before the Justice, hend and were dragging him off for summary hanging. when the-officer by great exertion rescued him. . FINEMUSIC Richmond papers that he is a candidate for There are men in this State aad Nevada New York, April 9th. —Sterling dull .and unsettled; first class bills nominal at 162 @ 164. Gold fluctuates™ between 46@433, ‘Territory who count themselves rich from closing at 474. Government securities with the prospect they have ahend of filching from out decided change. “Pacific mail 1884: ®*New York, April 10th.—Sterling quiet at a Prince of Wales decidedly less worthy or deserving of the outlay. In the shape of a Government they despise the precious met~ als that belong to it by right and justice.— Should these men be allowed to fatten at the expense of the nation? In the Confederacy “there is no scruple abont taking or destroying the private, hard earned property of Union men. Why should there be a hesitancy about taking from those ‘who sanction this 164. Gold unsettled: Closing at 494@ 494. The entire dispatehes aro-voluminous and important. ‘’hrough rebel sources which it must be remembered are controlled by Beauregard, we: have definite intelligence cons O00 ayear. eral lands belonging to the nation; that the claims of secessionists should be seized and during the conflict but was worked off.— The Keokuk, one of the strongest vessels in WINE AND LIQUOR STORE AUGUSTIN ISOARD, J The sum of $200,000 yearly is granted to the Priuce out of the national fund, Lancaster, willmake his annual income equal to half a million of dollars—with a prospec« tive increase as the lands in Cornwall and Lancaster are rising in value. The Inte lamented father of the Prince, amoung his other virtues, seemed to have possessed a large share of the good old German virtue of thrift and itis to his excellent management_ that the increase in the value of the Duchies above mentioned is due; ‘Fo-the credit—of Albert and Victoria be it mentioned that wheraas the custom heretofore has been for the fleet is said to have been disabled and beached on Morris’ Island. On the mornthe-Crown to appropriate to its own uses agents for Government purposes. That is ing of the 8th the fleet was still inside the therevenues ofthe Duchies during the mix simple justice and nothing more. What enharbor but -did-not-tgppertheir—tire:—FhisL nority ot the Prince of Wales, Prince Al« emy can say it is wrong? What traitor can. bert not only didall he could to raise the is the extent of Beauregard’s claim. With value of the property, but the whole of the claim that a Government should grant him the exception of the aczidental injury to the revénue during the twenty-one years was the same right and sufferance, as its loyal Keokuk he does not pretend that any serious carefully accumulated for the heir, so that children? the Prince has come into the command of a ‘placed in the possession of Government L. W. Williams, Thos. P. Hawiey, i z Preeniatee. a large representation in the land of Dixie. There is Terry, there is Sam. Brooks, Gwin Calhoun Benham, Austin E. Smith, Thornton, we look at the remnant of the: party left beder shelter apparently did not participate iu hind by Terry & Co., we shall see that?’the the fight. TheYazoo: Pass expedition has been reins party, though divided, still maintains the same cardinal principles and recognizes Terry, foreed.and Gen. Steele’s division has landGwin & Cempany ta leaders. The leaders at Greenville on the Mississippi nearly have gone to Dixie, and are there fighting west of Greenwood and ‘fort. Pemberton a for the same principles their understrappers ‘detachment of Tllinois troops has occupied are advocating here in a rather disguised Richmond on the Shreveport rai! road at the manner. Itis true the Dixie sheets of the junction of Roundaway and Brushby bayous, State profess to be Unionist, but where and twenty tuiles west of Young's Point. A new SAN JUAN: WOULD call attention to the fact that I on hand a large EUREKA: A. S. Thornton, Roubert Lindsey. assortment of the * when did they ever utter a-word in condént canal has: been opeh ‘three miles in the nation of the course of their party leaders rear, letting the Mississippi into a bayou leaving the State to become leaders of rebels against the Government ? : which empties into the river below Warreq ton. A large portion of Gen. Grant's army and a division of Porter's ficet will soon turn THE Washington correspondent of the Phil» up to astonish the rebels below Vicksburg. adelphia Inquirer saya: Thére was a Cabis. At the date ot latest information from Gen net meeting on Thursday-over Utah affairs. Hanter it was.believed that troops woiild General Nye, Governor of Nevada Territory;] land on James Island and approach, the city was before the Cabinet meeting, and, after by nearly the same route pursued by Bens narrating the condition of Affairs there ex~ GEORGE R. LANCASTER, Prop'r. IE" Bowet, do J MeNalley, do do, do, FR MChase, -Lincoln G Fellows, do” JIM Young, > do W Rall, San Jose W Harrington, Mary’e W Kelley, do HC Vanee, do M Dougherty, Sacram’o GH Bobier, do KK Roberty; ~ do I. W Curtis, San —— A P Melon«han, eity Col Abby. oO H Frese, C umperland © Schardin, dq --M MeKey, Sati’ Fran J B King, _Maine C Willis, V irginia city A-¥F Peasly,;~* do A Brown, do NW Shelly. Virg city D Gray. SVan Dyke, Webber*s SB Pierse. Star city H Haven, Grasa V._ A Pork, do ~ do IJ Mitchell, do J Sewell, city J Hadison, do W W Hansburgh, ./’s J M Hydaluff, Rec D RK P Burnett, Col Hill A W Malley. de. _M Finnen, do R MeMurry, Cherokee G Robinson, Timbuctoo R Phelin, San Juan burg will soon culwinate in grand combined . attack from north and south. Tur-clock on St. Paul's, London, is a big A rebel dispatch dated April 7th says that thing. The pendulunris four feet leng, and at that date no boats were in sight of Vicks the weight at the end of it is one hundred burg and the troops had left the Peninsula. pounds; the dial on the outside is regulated Gen. Foster occupyinga fortified . position by a smaller one; the length ef the minute at Little Washington, at the head of Pamlico hand on the exterior dial is eight feet, and River, North Carolina, was attacked by Gen. seventysfive pounds weight. D, H. Hill, «with a greatly superior force on Dollars ps costs of suit. Given under my hand this ninth day of April

A.D, 1863. IRASTANLEY, J. P; See It is ordered an the foregoing Summons be publis in the Daily TRANscRiPT for the space teak week date. Ww.copy. bi atteat : A true 2a. IRA STANLEY, J. P. LEMAN, Spécial Deputy Const. Marden. & Folger’s CELEBRATED FAMILY COFFEE! T HAS STOOD THE TEST inthe first class class Hotels in San_Francisco—and, is used by them—does net contain any of the unwholesome ingredients used by forcign inven tion to give color or strength but is strong enough to stand upon its own merits. —ALSO— Fresh California Ground RPICcEsS & MUSTARD. Are admitted by all to be far omnes ‘Fhe California Steam Navigation Cemp any rior to impurted articles—and ‘nO 108s from,, breakag e—can be had, by ordering Marden & Fo r’s Java’Caffe snatgs3 OR SPICES, lines will. be wg en digenerous, The Hotel Reapirs of San Francisco. will accommodate female teachers, attending tke Institute, at half the r i From any of the Grocers, or from their Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, usual rates No. 220 Front St, bet. Sacramento & California. “N. Bb —Our faetory is always open to the In: epection of the public San Francisco March 20—1m can be obtained from County Superintendenrs of of Publie Schools. JOHN SWETT. saaaiae ce . inetruction, ~ April 10th, 1863. NOTICE! We take thia method ef informing the public that we will sell our large stock of Winter Clothing ! . BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesa le Druggists, At Reduced Prices! We have also receiyed an additional stock of Goodyear’s Kubber Coats! ROAD STREET, NEVADA, &> Prescriptions carefully compounded. £% .~ } q ; Also, on hand Gum Beots, all kinds and sizes. S. HAAS & CO., Con. uf Pine & Commercial Street. Z = : i Ne White and Black = ed to be due for money ay for your use throu;gh Mistake as per bill on file in my office. On failure so. to appear and answer, fad gment wil! be rendered ainst oy for the said sum sf Fifty Seeds, Gorner of Broad & Pine streets, Neyada city. will give: free pasees’ over their lines, to all teachers and school officers who may desire to ———— 1 UMMONS.—State of California, county of Nevada, to-wnship of Eureka, ss. Justice's Poet. before Ira Stanley, J. P. The People of the State of California to Patrick Culliman.— You are hereby summoned to appear before the Field BATES & McCORMICK’S, State Geologist, Frederick Billings, Esq. The dail exercises will be conducted by a corps of abTe and experienced teachers and leeturers. and —AT— State Teachers’ Institute! ea eadecteees Many of the Stage Seedt!t! All kinds of V¥resh ‘Teachers must obtain from the County Superintendenta, or School Trustees, a certificate ‘. stating their intention to attend the Institute. which will be recognised by the officers of the APRIL 10, 1563. Count de paleo : F Geo Bryan. es Stage C Steamer and Stage lines. Vor particulars see Institute Circulars, which Gen Jas Shields. W Destune}l Moores bam last June. Doubtlesssthe struggle has pressed the beliefAthiat nothing short of the been decided ere this date. "The few glimpundersigned Justice of the Peace, at his office in ‘ said townsh on FRIDAY, the 24th day of arrest and @xecution of some of the leaders, see we get of operations on the Mississippi April, A. B._1863, at 1 o’clock, P. M. to answer to the complaint ofthe Illinois Mining Co. who _inclading Brigham Young, will bring peace ‘lead to the impression that the seige of Vieks~ demands of you the sum of Fifty Dollars alleg and orderin that section. Seed!. Seed!! Giakdvn Prof, J. D. Whitmey, Jno. B, Felton, Esq., 7,00. Tickets, Mareh, Y5th, 1863. All kinds of Meat constantly on hand at the above well known market, and for sale in quantities to suit ne Meats delivered in pe irt of the city free of charge. Prices according to quality of _ ——— mh27-tf AMES COLLEY. Broad Street. Nevada. JS Seymo J Kieas, C. R. Edwaris, Allen Herbert. Chas. Schardin, Dan Furth, Geo, Dornin, No. 48 Broad street ‘AWRIVALS AT ‘NATIONAL EXCHANGE. os do WOOLSEY’S FLAT: RK. O. Hickman, J, F. Kingsiey, RED DOG : attend the :Institute. M F Butler, GH Raker, MOORE’S. FLAT: Broad Street Market. The Prince will be-by y A. H, Mallory, M. Stinchtield, E. J. Cook, first quality of Liquors, consisting of Brandy,. Gin, Wines, Whiskey, Cordials, &e. ‘Also, afew gallons of Wine manufactured from the Grape by myself, im this city.— None but the best of Liquors offered for sele, aplo AUGUSTIN ISOARD. Considering the source the character of no means wealthy compared to. some of the the information and: the position” in which it millionaires of Britain, America or the European continent, but untess he develep very leaves the contest on the part of our Navy extravagant tastes. indeed, he and his.voung this is good news. wife may live a life of comfort and-afflucnce. Crittenden, Thom, Phil. Moore, Crenshaw, Firing atlong range and withstanding the Shoemaker, Scott, and a host of others, all bully good Democrats, who are aiding and heaviest artillery of the enemy are merely abetting treason. Ogsuch is the Kingdom of slight’ exhibitions of capacity of the Tron Dixie. These men had a party when in Culclad fleet. Fs TheCharleaton rams kept very close unifornia, ~ The party had acommon belief. If te Broad Street, Nevada, have damagé® was done to the fleet and admita'a OF sucH IS THE Ktnepom OF DIxtk.— number of casualties in-Fort Sumter and} judiciously laid out, will go tar in increasing his yearly. income. J GRAS VALLEY 3 Ek. MeLaugiilin, J. P. Skelton, J M, Lakenan. Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, STATE Teachers’ Institute: called by +A the Superintendent of Publie Instruction, will be held in San Pranciseo, commencing Monday, May 4th 1863, and closing on Saturday, May 9th. A course of free eveumeg lectures on eater‘t relating to Public Schools “will be deli-. vered by the following lecturers : Rev. Thomas Star King, Geo. W, Minns, Esq., sum equal te: $2,500,000, and this amouut The Demoeracy of California can boast of possibly in the ‘other works. ). Block, jr ‘heodore Lampo. ROUGH & READY : W.C. Ault, D, Bovyer, F. Montgomery, dayevening. cerning the attack.on Charleston. Admiral rod this, with the addition. of the revenues Dupont. with his iron-clad fleet crossed the he derives from his Duchies of Cornwall and robbery of loyal men, the property which bee bar and opened fire upon forts Sumter and longs to the government they despise? We Moultrie onthe morning of April7th. <A claim that the Government should claim its rebel dispatch says the firing wasextremely own from all enemies, whether attempting heavy all day, Fort Sumter being the chief to rob in the South or in the West; that not object of Admiral Dupont’s attention. The a man who is not true to the Government [ronsides, the flagship of the fleet got aground should be allowed to work a foot of the min e W.N. Rabbitts, A. P. Church, _Committee of Invitation : nity of the heir to, the throne—for it is within the recollection of many now living in Britain that far larger sums were voted for “pin money” itis provided’ that the Princess shall have the uncontrolled use of $50,000 yearly, and in the event of her becotmng a vidow she is secured-an income of $150, m W.E. Pressey, Chas. Marsh, Jonathan Clark, YO. C. Yorson, ter The last Concert will be given on Thurs Parlisment has been liberal, but by-no means extravagant in the provision it has voted for the-maintenance of the future state and dig Committee of Arrangements: the National Exchange Hotel. and on the even. ing of the Concert atthe door. Commences at 8 o’clock. ~ “Extra BILLY” Smith announces in the E. W. Roberts, A. P. Church, E. Block, jr. ill faa Tiekets One Dollar each to be had at — Flocr Managers: L. A. Walling, ~ L. W. Williams, _d. S. Kaneen, BAND. pe headquarters, and state no retreat from Governor of pac eral lands; and where the metals belong of the present position of the rebels is cons right to the Government it is the sheerest templated. PROVISION FOR A YOUNG CouPLE.— self-injustice to permit secessionists to take an ounce from the soil. ea melynka.’’ with his Great _Imitations of different Instruménts: and a a crowd collected; threw a rope over his EVENING, April 27th, 1565. Washington, April 8th. ~The Government HERR W. ZIROM, upto one o'clock, had not received any ins Mexican robber for the act. While he was . The Wonderful and only Performer on the ‘*Em FOR SALE ! PART or whole, as desired, of the Gold Tunnel Quartz Ledge and Mill. “situated on Deer Creek, is offered; contains 2,400 feet The Millisin good running order. — tt has 6 Stamps and 2C hili Mills. . This isan excellent opportunity for parties” to invest in a paying claim, . enquire of Névada, Mirch 8th. To the Ladies. We have on hand aiarge assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes which we will sell at San Francisco cost priees, after this date. sae S. HAAS &CO., Corner ef Pine & Commercial Street. Nevada, Jan. 23 : Further particulare T. GILES At the Gold Tunnet* A Fine Residence for Sale! THE fine, large and new resi dence of Dr. H. Hunt, on Aristecracy Hillin this city is offered for sale on reasonable terms. The’ grounds are ample and cultivated, set with trees. shrubs, &e., and the.residence itself is one of the ‘most commodious characterene with every conrenience. Apply oo eS me & Wickes’ heen. road iy Nevada, ‘AprilSth, athei+ aa