April 16, 1863 (4 pages)

medy ? Dropsical er of Dicesinto healthy CALCAREOUS . ENLARGE., LND INFLAM. . hu. : aknesses Dissipation, imptoms :— ss0f Power. f_ Breathinv. _ Trembliag, Vakefulness, in the Back, r System, of the Body, on the Face, 9 on, whieh son follows c Fits; y Expire, quently fol 3,”’ . on.” ‘ir suffering :. as, sumption, of the Asserted wii] rgthen ana . the System, u invariably "SKEPTICAL. ales, or Contem? Females, ry any other on. Irregula f Customary qua ktate of terility, and ex, whether f Dissipation, IF LIFE. @ v4 HOUT IT. TY. OR T EASANT ax’ d Improve ES ttle Expense. convenieuce : os strength te rctiona. of the Ure .80 frequent nout Matter ANDS Quacks, »b* cured-*tn deceived and use of ‘Pow n thesystem, , and re HU for all af s, E, nd no matter ING. he aid of ae Diuretec, effeet in alt MEN DK. s” standing. VD FAME. ‘ for $5.60. packed frem munications Gratiat: nn Alderman HELMROLDP, his prepara ary, or other etable t-LMBOLD. thie .3¢ day IBRERD. Race, Phila. a Chemist. -stnut, Phils RF EITS ers, IR OWR’’ and n atleined by =, u parilla. se Wash. DEAK. : Fre chere‘ake no other. . for it. Expoe™ 's. a nce nce wee Re apes an BEng on bb dt ens ena ipl ian eatin ; rERMS? Primaty seanches, per momth.-..,5-B41 English Branehes & Mathematics, per month 516 LALIN. oc cece eceecces ws cece wscecee namin 8 100 ME DPOB ccc cvvecscedtisedeccesassegen ™ 100 DOT EMAR . co.o.8cdai oe dsaced ose dene baewese ‘ 200 7 2e + dt PEX ANDER BUSWELL, VOL. 6. e NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 16,, 1863. 2 : P. v = NO. 36. “nrc enn Fevada Daily Transcript, "Published Daily—Monday Excepted. N. P. BROWN, Proprietor. Advertisements published at low rates. Job Printing neatly an@ promptly executed -Office—On Commercial Sireet_ RIFLEMAN, j Will stana for Mares this sea‘ KsNon, at Doll’s Ranch, midway oi the main road between Red Bluff and Tehama, up to August Ist. : Terms—$100 Per season. Pedigree—Rifiemaa, b h, bred by John H. Cooper, of Fayette co., Ry in 1835, Got by Imp: Gleneoe, out of the dam Frazier and Markenian ‘by Rodolph, g 4 Butterfly by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnaught—Imp Janus. “Rodolph was by Sir Anchy, of ‘Transport, dam by Haxall’s Moses.(he by Imp Sir Haray)g d vd -Hiackburn’s Whip. g g d Maria, by craig’s Alfred, g gg d the celebrated Prior mare. Sumpter was by Sir.Archy, out of a sister to %the dam of Thornton’s Rattler, Imp Robm Beadbreast, gd. by Obscurity, gga Old Slamer» ‘kin by —~ Wildair, ag gd the mare Cub,imported by Col. Delancy. of Virginia in 1767. . Buzzard was imported in 1787; got by Wood_ perker, dam by Dux ; Curiosity by Spap ; Regu: ae ; Godolphin Arab, ee imp Janus was foaled in 1746, and gut by EngJish Janus, dam by Fox, g d by the Bald Galloway. Glencoe was bred by the Kart of Jersey. in 1831, aad won two: thonsand guineas. Riddles worth and Goodwood Cup in 1831. The next year he won the Gold oF at Royal Ascot, and then challenged forthe Whip, which banter met . no aceeptanee. He now retired trom the turf, and was imported into the United States by James Jackson. in 1837. .Got by Saltan, out of ‘Trampoline, by Tramp; Web, by Waxy: Penelope, by. Trumpeter ; Prunella, by Highflyer ; Promise, by Snap; Julfa, by Blank: Specta tors dam, by Partner}. Bonny Lays, by Bay Halton ; Darley, Arabian; Byerly, Turk ; Taffolet’s Barb ; Place’s White Turk ; Natural Barb mare. Rifleman, atthe State Fair-of 1862, took the first premium for thorough-bred horses,and was ‘entered for the sweepstakes for therough. breds. and HAD NO COMPETITORS. a0Persons sending mares.from a distance can rely upon, their stocks receiving careful and ~~ particular attention by experienced men, and wing provided with ample enclosed pasturage, and without extra charge. during the season, of the best quality,.but at the “ of the owners. 6. DOLL, . April ist. Red Bluff CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The fast and splendid'steam ers CHRYSOPOLIS and ANTELOPE will leave oa alternate days for San Fren .‘einco, at 2 o’clock vp. M from the foot of K§street Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master ‘willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Mas‘er. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. ; Marysville and Intermediate Lana. ings—Every Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton, Mas ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Marysville, at 7 “e’clock, A.M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. _ _Until further notice, the steamers ‘of the Cali fornia Steam Navigation Company will make two rips per week to Red ftuff, leaving this city on Wednesdays and Saturdays at7 A.M Freight received.every. day. For frieght or passage by any of the above Doata, apply en board, or at the office ofthe Cali Yornia Steam Navigetion Comrany, on board . brig Globe A. REDINGTON, 1 4 ont W.H. TAYLOR. . *8°8*: Sacramento, April [7th—tf ‘elect School for Young Ladies and Gentlemen. HEAD OF BROAD STREET, NEVADA. ‘Ww. E. F. DEAL, A B..Principal. pas SCHOOL will re-open en Monday MY reach, .<.0---e0% seebaces sfecgoanes $ No extra eharge far Book Keeping. : For further particulars en, sire at the Schoo House Young Gentlemen will he thoroughly prepared Mo enter any of the Colleze classes. ITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. ik undersigned would inform the Mtizcaset Nevada and vieinity that they have completed @ fine bathing House, a.tached to their well kn van @stablishment, where the ~ublie can be accommo*@ated-with. Haths at all timc« -They also keep onstantly on hand ‘« Dr. Gemping’s Reproduc Be: ; celebratea tor itd medical powers over the UN finan Mair. It entirely eradicates dandruffend eeps the hair from turning grey PEKFUMERY—A fine assortment on hand. azo-tf THEO. LAMIE. 54 Broad stree* J. O’°NEIL, “We xt-deor to Cheap Jobnu's, og Pine Stree { '\LOTHES penanral in the best rder. Also 7 attendste cleaimg of Coats, Pants« and “> ests, in such a manner a6 to hase the apearance of New Ga. ments. Giveme a rial my prices are low to suit the times. — “practical Bookbinder, Paper Kuiter and Biank Book Man turer, 4 817 Clay and 544 Commercial streets, between) i =, and Nanécme. San Franeirco. ’ ‘BKiudiny of every descriptiun neatly executed. ° ~ hank Books ruled and bound tu any desired patSeru. : : jotd-om a TE Nevada Daily _ te . — ®ranscript. TE WSPAPER AND JOB PRINTING iN OFFICE, Job Printing offall Vinds neatly 4 and promptly executed .at——short notice. Particular attention paid to the Printing ofPosters of all sizes, shape or color. Bill-Heads, Receipts, 1Checks, for Bankers, Bills of Fare, Bell Tickets, on Note Paper or Cards. . ‘ ‘mak Circulars, Cards, of all sizes. Drafts, . Labels, for Druggists and Expressmen. Certificates of Stock, Blanks. Programmes, for Theatre or Concevis. &e., Se}, Sc. een nn Advertisements published in the DAILY Tuan script at low rates. Agents for the Transcript. Orders fer Advertising, Job Printing, Sub scriptions, &c., left with the follonging persons will be faithfully attended to. Red Dog. Little York and Dutch -Flat—B B: Hopkinson. Washington, Alpha and Oinega—A L. Dewey. Forest city and Downieville—Langton & Co, North San Juan—Dornin & Congee. Grass Valleyv—W. K. Spencer. San Fraacisco—L. I’. Fisher. A.S. HAL LIDIE & CO., Wire Suspension Bridge Builders, AND MANUFACTURERS OF LATENT WIKRE ROPE IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofany span and capacity erected and material fu> nished. Having been comnts engeged in the erection of wire Saspension Bridges and Aque duct« for some years past, we are fully prepared to do such work satisfactorily and at a low” fig ure, guarartecing permanency. : Parties who are about ereeting bridges will find it greatly to their advantaye to give usa call be fore deciding to build wooden structures, as thir recent flooda throughout the State have proven them-to the wholly unsafe and unreliable. ces . i mumber of our Wire Suspentions are now in use iu. difftrent locatitics throughout the State, no one of which has heen in the least afSected by the freshets Wire Nope for Mining and Ferry purposes of any length or size desired. being cheaper than hemnm. Seales of weight and strength, with pri ces annexed, furnished on application tothe man ufacturers, or their ayente {un the inferior towns A.S8. HALLIDIE & CO. 2p 3m 4024 Clay Street. San Frareisco UNDERTAKING, WM. Cc. STILES UNDER TAKF.R. has on hand and wit! OY VINS at the fol —_ mak@to order COVERED lowing cheay tates : SMALL SIZE, FRKOM.----+-eeeeee #3 to $10 LARGE SIZE. FROM. cc-cccocesse $10 to $20 GRAVK FENCES, ofevery style, furnished cheaper than by anyother pereee in the county. AL}; WORK. DONE in the neatest style. Plates furnished and no charge for engraving. March 16. 1861-tf DR. DAVIS, . OFFICE, 111 BROAD STREET, South Side abore the ** BAILEY HOUSE,” puree diceases specdily and radically cured, nu matter of how long durationAlso, of ; ay Mercurial Su@erings 2 or. Charges, MovgRatTe ! CeusuMations, FREE by letter or otherwise.— Strictly secret and confidential. Uffice hours from Gto 12 M., 2te4dP M., and 6 to 9p.m.: Nevada, March lth, 1s63—tf ; A. P. CHURCH & CO., AVE ALE THE LATE PUBLICaA] _pevery attention. THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. The best route toNevada Territory & Humboldt Minés The Yuba Gap Stage Line and Pas-~ sengertrain carrying LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS, “ be en and. after the > 20th pe A 1862, make > regular tri-weeklv trips, from DOWNIEVILLE to Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat ken Antelope Springs, Washoe city, Ophir orks, Franktown, Carson tity, Day toh; Siivercity Gold Hill and Virginia city. Leaving the office of Lang‘on’s Express, Downievilfe, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this route will have bat twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Downjeville to Sierra Valley, where the stages will be in readiness to receive and convey them to Vir inia City, passing through a successfon of.-valeys. and-over one-of the most beautiful natural” roads inthe world; stopping atthe Hot Sulphur Springe, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs, or Geyscrs in Truc kee_ eadows, the greatest of the natural curiosities In-Nevada Territory. = The accommodations along this route, for the comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by anotber; there will be-~no delays, no trouble from snow; andthe proprietors of the Line guarantee every facility to those Who desire to make a pleasant and speedy journey. — At Carson and. Virginia cities, connection will be made with other lines to ESMERALDA & THE MINES. _For freight or passage, apply tothe oMiccs. Pioneer 4 PALMER, HANSCOM & CO., GOLDEN. STATE IRON WORKS!!! E oxtteemeaten wir M ANUFACTURE IRON CASTINGS and Machinery of all Kinds! KNOX’ AMALGAMATORS:! A Special Department for Mantel Grates, Stove, Works, Cal, drons, ete. etc. Nos. 19 and 21 First Street, Heath & Brodie Crushers always on hand. San Franciseo, March 27th—3m SNOW TENT HOUSE. “L. A. SACK ETT, .Managing Agent ie traveling public will find the table pro vided with everything the market affords and good clean Rooms and Beds. A large corralis connected with the Barn. Hay and Barley alwayson hand and soid at the lowest Woolseys. Orleans and Moore’s Flate—Rs O cedemie oa, Sinai ee ree. Hichman. nea Es) ne Matehed Ftoormeyr, &e Srwrd—> TP Sat f-#ale; and #@agoned Sugar Pine, cr freight to acramento city. “PLANTING, PRUNING. And Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Strawberry, and Plain and Urnamentnl Gardering ! i 6 eo sulscriber offers his services to the cith gens of Nevadain any of the above branches, With the assurance that the work will ba weil. and skilfuily performed. Terms moderate. Or. ders leit at the National Exchange—with T. Holmes, fruit deaier, &., Commercial street, and at the office of the Tranecript and of the Journal, will receive prompt attention. Nevada, Dec, 29, 1862—tf THOS. A. SMITH. N. B.—Pruning with special referenCe to preveut am overgrowth of wood avd to proimoje carly truitfulness nee nt ett en nce JOHN GRIMES, 2 WILLIAM GIBSON, FASHION SALOON ! 3 Street, Virginia City. GRIMES & GIBSON,..Proprutors, 'E. HE choieest Wines, Liqu. and Cigars will always be found at the Barut the Fashion Attached to the saioun ure two first-class Bildacd Tables. ocl4 tf Read the Atlantic Papers-and Periodicals !!'!! are of {aja Ifye would know allabontthe War! Rs AD alend! and Jet your friends knirvw *. P CHURCH €& CO’S, Paper and Periodical Store, Cor. of Vine and v they can get them. atl at Broad Streets, Nevaca, ~ HOTEL DE. PARIS. Broad Street. Newada City. OV. CHAUVEL Proprietor. PLAS orell.known establishment hee juaiwiine: fom Tee sn refit., ting andove igteel the ro prtetor invites the Public to eall and Ne eflortis spared to xamine for themscives. make ita First Class Hotel and Restaurant, where travelers and boarders will meet with 7 Bail, Supper and linner parties witl be gotten upto ofder, by applying to the under signed OV. CHAL VEL evada, Juné i0th. isf. tf TO SCRIP HOLDERS. TREASURES Ss OFFICE, { NEVADA, April, Jat, 1863. Avs persons holding Warrants drawn on the General Fund of Nevada county, and regis tered between July Ist. ‘s6/, and January ad 1862, are requested to present the same for payment, Interest on the same eeases at the date of this adv ertisement®. as K.G. WATTE. Treesurcr of Nevada Couv’ ~. . A; G. Pier, HUM 30LBT “JInuo. McAllister, NEVADA, March 3ist, 1863. To the Hon. The County Judge-of Nevada County : wi oor ‘Y.HE undersigned—citizens of the ‘United States, and residents and citizens Of Nevada county, respettfully represent that we are desirous of organizing ourselvesintoa Volunteer Military Company, under the laws of this’ State end’ in accordance with the provisions thereof. We therefore request, your Honor will appointsome suitable person, resident of Nevada county, to opefia book for the entry of the names of those decitous of joining said com pany and taking such other stepsas may be required for the perfection of suttrorganization. A. H. Hanson, . Wm. H. Weeks, Chas. C. Leavitt, (Jacob Rich, . Julius Dreifuss, Wm. F. Evens, . W. E. Pressey, Jno. A. Lancaster, . Ed. Chas. Marsh, M.’S. Deal, Henry Philip, OQ. Fits-Willlam, W:. Hi Crawford, L. F. Rowell, R. O. Hickman, T. H. Rolfe, Jas. H. Stebbins, W.E. F. Deal, H. Cummings, R. M, Hunt, E. P.Marselus, A. H. Irish, Racine Hunt, Ole Torson, W. H. Davidson, J, N. Turner, _W. F. Haslett, A. W. Potter, E. B. Mayberry, M. S. Hamilton, A. P. Mc Conahay, E. G. Waite, W. P. Harrington, Sam’l. Lewis, E. F. Spence, L.O. Wickes, G. B. McKee, R. B.Gs ntry, . Chas. Kent, R. H Farquhar, \Geo. A. Weaver, M. J McCutchan, ‘. A. P. Church, IN CHAMBER’S CoUNTY JUDGE,~Nevada county, March 3ist, 1863. —Bire ron ofa. He ttanaon, Charles A. Leavitt and siaste # four others residents of Nevada county, having-this day been laid before said applicants, being desirous of organizing themselves into a Woluatecr Military Company. under the laws ofthis State. and said applicants requesting that such-action may be taken by the County Judge of Nevadwecounty, as to enable said persons to perfect their organi zation.as such military company. Now. thero fore, it is ordered that Charles: Marsh, Kaq., ot Nevada city; be and he is hereby appointed to opena Suttable Book of Record im which to enter the names of the persons volunteering in said company ; anditis further ordered that he do give due notice as by Jaw required of the time and place of méeting of said persons thus voluntecring for the purpose “of perfecting said organization. . Vitness my hand this 31st day of Mareh A.p. 1863. DA vib BELDEN, County Judge Nevada county. Notice is hereby given that the meeting in pur suance of the above order of the County Judge. will be held-at the Court H@tee, ov Saturday, the isth inet., at 7% o'clock. All who have enrolled their names are requested to ie scot Nevada, April 7th, 1863.FIRST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES. oa WORLD'S :F ALR, London, 1862. MEDAL TO WHEELER & WILSOX,, PARIS WX EIBITION, 1861MEDAL TO LER, 2° WITEson Unitéd States: AGRICULT URAL SOCIETY, 186 : First Premium to Vheeler & Wilson OWWUEKLER & WILSON’S are unhiversally acknowledged to be the Best tamity Sewing Machine in Use, And are the only Perfect Machines for Stitching, Binding, Hemming, Cord. ing, Quilting, Pucking,Felling, Gath. ering and Embroidering, AS ALSO The most Economical Fre mily Sewing Machines Im use. Call and see thenew Improvementsor send fo a Circular. ; FS WHEE H. W.WADSWORTH, Agent. Cor. Montcomery «nd Sacramento steerte, hite Sulphur Springs—Napa County: ~~ rE HIS favorite place of resort, purchared by ne, . has been put in complete order. We. have alao erected several Castawers, and are now prepared te receive our friends and patrens. Order for Rooms. left at ouroffice nthe Criental blotel will be promptly attended to , , 7 ALSTROM & &0., ane CALIFUKNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. PEN. TO LINC OLN.—Passengers thro’ ( from Sacramento to Lineoln in two hours ! Preigiet through from Sacramento to Liacoln in three hours! Ample facilities are now offered for the aceom modation of the passenger ond freight traffic the Central road. Persons wishitig to virit bac ramento for business or pleasure can take the 525 4.M. train at Lincoln and arrive in the city «9 as to have from fiveto six hours at their, dis « yora:, returning the same dé . Hunning of Trains: %. Vv. R. BR. AND C.C. BR. R. Leave Sacramento. .6-.5 6.90 AoMyand 2 P. Leave Lincoln. .-.+see+ 5.15 A.M and 10.304. Freight and Yassenger Tariff. Through Passengers..+<+-+.--ELhree Dollars Through Freight.ssssese+ e+-sFour Deollare : C. L. WILSON Nov. 30th, 1861—tf GOLDEN SYRUP ! SUGARS, ‘PXHE San Franciseo Suyar.Refinery mt. .%¢ I 1,009 gations of Golden Syrup FRESH every day—Pvale Sherry color and. Double Ketined— mich superior to imported Syrup. é Also, 40,000 pounds PALLY of Crushed Pow dered and Coffee Crv*hed Sugars, equal to any imported, This domestic ketablishment disbur ses six hundred thousand dollsre per annum. fur, duty, coal wad wages. w' hin the State It# }.0ducts for ez)i lL, u. urgeers my ze tH. % Proprietora. 9} KD) Nevada, township of Eureka, ss. Juatice’s ‘uurt, before [ra Stanley, dP. The People of . the State of California to Patrick Culliman.— You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace, at his office in said townshipon FRIDAY, the 24th day of April, Av b., 1863, at 1 o’eloek, P. M. to answer to the complaint ofthe Illinois Mining Co. who demands of you the sum.of Fifty. Dollars alleged to be due for moncy paid for your use through mistake as per bil] on hile in my office. On fall ure so to appear and answer, judgment wil! be rendcreé against you for the said sum sf Fifty: Dollars and costs of suit. Given under my hand this ninth day of April A.D, 1368, ¢ IRA STANLEY, J. P. It-is ordered that the foregoing Summons be published.“inthe paly TRANSCRIPT for the space of one week from date. _ ¢ LRA STANLEY, J. P. A truecopy, atteat ; T. W COLEMAN, Special Deputy Const ‘UM MONS.—State of California, county @f ) Nevada. Township of Eureka, sa. Justice’s Court before tra Stanley, J. The People of the State of California; to Wm Arphold,.— You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned Justice of the Pence, at his office in sald township, on Thureday the 2ch day of June, A.D 1863, at one o’elock P.M. to anawer to the complaivt of Fy Fert and H. Eixenbraum who ses you for the sum of $93.56 alleged to be due for-money paid for you as suretieson a cer»ain promissory note drawn by you Dee, 8th, 1802 made payable to Jackson Wiopeon 3 moatha © afterdate as per complaint now on file in my office. On failure so to appeer and answer, judgfrmeniy will be rendered against you for the said sum’ of $03 54 ‘and costa of suit. 4 ate under my hand this. 18th da 863. mm 4 of March IRASTANL&Y Justice of the Peace. A true copy, 0. D. Bancock. Itis-ordered that the foregoing summons be published in Ihe NEVADA DALLY TRANSCRIPT for the space of three months from date, iRA STANLEY, J.P pS 0. dD Babcock, Constable. es BROOKLYN HOTEL! REMOVAL! 4 Bit Famous Proprtetor of the well knewpand old establish od Hotel, begs leave to inform his patrons and fiiontscthat on and aft the tre, Nayember next.he will renye fronPehe old, : Japidwted bullding.on Broadway; Where he has Yesided ‘since June, 1é2 it open that and wilt 6 -BPACIOUS AND ELEGANT BRICK STROUCTURK, which was built expressly for.a hotel, on the southeast corner of Sariwome and Pine streets. The Building is fireproof and.aupplied throughout with pas, and water by—the Chrystal Spring Water Company. and every convenience is offered at this Hotel; the rooms ail being well ventilated, large and commedt ous; and T do not hesitate insaying that BROOKLYN house will be second to none in the State. Merchants, Minera, Traders and all others visiting the city, are invited to come and examine for theméelves. @he Brooklyn Hotel Ommibus will convey you to the House free, and if you do not like the accommodations it will cost you nothing The Omnibus willalw 6 be at the wharfon the arrival of the inland and(ecean steamers, to take passengers and baggage 0 the Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotelis conveniently sit uated, being in the central part of the city, where 3) 1 the cars of the city Railroad pass the door every three minutes each way, to all parts of the city. Phere ina large Reading Room attached to the House and Library containing 500 volumes Of Standard Weeks: aatantvely for the use of At. guests oome willbe let by, night, .wee fnonth, with or without bastd; attest ooact Suites of Room to families-vr, others, at reduced rates ‘The table will always be supplied with an abundance of the choicest and best the market can afford, and no expense will be spared to #¢t a table that will defy the eriticiam of the mest fastidious epicure. JOHN KELLY, JUNK. San Francisco, Nov. Ist, 1862.—6m «FOR SALE. Homesteads & Valuable Real Katate BUILDING LOTS for from $10 to $200 —~ALSO— 10 VARA LOTS and entire blocks of benutiful Garden Land, in t) ‘eity and county of San Francisco, on the line uf the San Jose Railroad, at the west-end Dey ot. (PERE Tithe is absolutely pRerier, being a Spanish yrant, finally confirmed and patented by the United States. Vhe Shafter Hill re “aes thistitle, the city authoritics respect it, the District courts and Supreme courts of the United States, respect it—bevsides the J'tthe has been forever quicted bya final decree and judgment against the City. So that there is noteven cloud on chadewapor hit. Whoever purchases one of these lots will buy « lotand not #lawauit. X Offices No 19 Nagtee’s, buildig, corner oF Montyomery and Merchunt streets, San Francis HARVEY 5S BROWN. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada. JOHN A. LAN CASTER would inform his friends and the publie generally that he has addedextensivel’ tohis already larye and elegant esteblishinent of Horses, wane Kien, Saddles, Harness, &e. and is prepar edto furnish as fine turn-outs as can be found is i the State = Well trained, fleet and easy Saddle Horses — aqvell equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be rea*y at all times. A lony experience jin the bua. : inews and an earnest desire to retain the con dence of-my friends. Jeads me to beHeve 1 wil! be able to give general satiafaction. _ Particular attention paid to Horses on lHvery Carriages always in readiness with careful dri vers forthe use of parties, Balls, &e. The quality of my #toek will permit me to sav that t se secking pleasure or engaged on business w vuld da wellto viveme a eall. ; MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Street. NEVADA. : &. W. DREYFUSS, W’ eid inform the citizens Of Nevada coun ty and his friends, that he is im full blas and ready to reecive orders for thet delicious beverage, Lager Beer, which he wil) sell as low e« anv Brewery in the county apls H HMN EST, Bookbinder, Kelsev's e Buildipg. Corner of Pine eat Commercia! eireciz. Nev ha. , matt oe r r bod se ~

medy ? Dropsical er of Dicesinto healthy CALCAREOUS . ENLARGE., LND INFLAM. . hu. : aknesses Dissipation, imptoms :— ss0f Power. f_ Breathinv. _ Trembliag, Vakefulness, in the Back, r System, of the Body, on the Face, 9 on, whieh son follows c Fits; y Expire, quently fol 3,”’ . on.” ‘ir suffering :. as, sumption, of the Asserted wii] rgthen ana . the System, u invariably "SKEPTICAL. ales, or Contem? Females, ry any other on. Irregula f Customary qua ktate of terility, and ex, whether f Dissipation, IF LIFE. @ v4 HOUT IT. TY. OR T EASANT ax’ d Improve ES ttle Expense. convenieuce : os strength te rctiona. of the Ure .80 frequent nout Matter ANDS Quacks, »b* cured-*tn deceived and use of ‘Pow n thesystem, , and re HU for all af s, E, nd no matter ING. he aid of ae Diuretec, effeet in alt MEN DK. s” standing. VD FAME. ‘ for $5.60. packed frem munications Gratiat: nn Alderman HELMROLDP, his prepara ary, or other etable t-LMBOLD. thie .3¢ day IBRERD. Race, Phila. a Chemist. -stnut, Phils RF EITS ers, IR OWR’’ and n atleined by =, u parilla. se Wash. DEAK.. : Fre chere‘ake no other. . for it. Expoe™ 's. a nce nce wee Re apes an BEng on bb dt ens ena ipl ian eatin ; rERMS? Primaty seanches, per momth..-...,5-B41 English Branehes & Mathematics, per month 516 LALIN. oc cece eceecces ws cece wscecee namin 8 100 ME DPOB ccc cvvecscedtisedeccesassegen ™ 100 DOT EMAR . co.o.8cdai oe dsaced ose dene baewese ‘ 200 7 2e + dt PEX ANDER BUSWELL, VOL. 6. e NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 16,, 1863. 2 : P. v = NO. 36. “nrc enn Fevada Daily Transcript, "Published Daily—Monday Excepted. N. P. BROWN, Proprietor. Advertisements published at low rates. Job Printing neatly an@ promptly executed -Office—On Commercial Sireet_ RIFLEMAN, j Will stana for Mares this sea‘ KsNon, at Doll’s Ranch, midway oi the main road between Red Bluff and Tehama, up to August Ist. : Terms—$100 Per season. Pedigree—Rifiemaa, b h, bred by John H. Cooper, of Fayette co., Ry in 1835, Got by Imp: Gleneoe, out of the dam Frazier and Markenian ‘by Rodolph, g 4 Butterfly by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnaught—Imp Janus. “Rodolph was by Sir Anchy, of ‘Transport, dam by Haxall’s Moses.(he by Imp Sir Haray)g d vd -Hiackburn’s Whip. g g d Maria, by craig’s Alfred, g gg d the celebrated Prior mare. Sumpter was by Sir.Archy, out of a sister to %the dam of Thornton’s Rattler, Imp Robm Beadbreast, gd. by Obscurity, gga Old Slamer» ‘kin by —~ Wildair, ag gd the mare Cub,imported by Col. Delancy. of Virginia in 1767. . Buzzard was imported in 1787; got by Wood_ perker, dam by Dux ; Curiosity by Spap ; Regu: ae ; Godolphin Arab, ee imp Janus was foaled in 1746, and gut by EngJish Janus, dam by Fox, g d by the Bald Galloway. Glencoe was bred by the Kart of Jersey. in 1831, aad won two: thonsand guineas. Riddles worth and Goodwood Cup in 1831. The next year he won the Gold oF at Royal Ascot, and then challenged forthe Whip, which banter met . no aceeptanee. He now retired trom the turf, and was imported into the United States by James Jackson. in 1837. .Got by Saltan, out of ‘Trampoline, by Tramp; Web, by Waxy: Penelope, by. Trumpeter ; Prunella, by Highflyer ; Promise, by Snap; Julfa, by Blank: Specta tors dam, by Partner}. Bonny Lays, by Bay Halton ; Darley, Arabian; Byerly, Turk ; Taffolet’s Barb ; Place’s White Turk ; Natural Barb mare. Rifleman, atthe State Fair-of 1862, took the first premium for thorough-bred horses,and was ‘entered for the sweepstakes for therough. breds. and HAD NO COMPETITORS. a0Persons sending mares.from a distance can rely upon, their stocks receiving careful and ~~ particular attention by experienced men, and wing provided with ample enclosed pasturage, and without extra charge. during the season, of the best quality,.but at the “ of the owners. 6. DOLL, . April ist. Red Bluff CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The fast and splendid'steam ers CHRYSOPOLIS and ANTELOPE will leave oa alternate days for San Fren .‘einco, at 2 o’clock vp. M from the foot of K§street Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master ‘willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Mas‘er. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. ; Marysville and Intermediate Lana. ings—Every Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton, Mas ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Marysville, at 7 “e’clock, A.M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. _ _Until further notice, the steamers ‘of the Cali fornia Steam Navigation Company will make two rips per week to Red ftuff, leaving this city on Wednesdays and Saturdays at7 A.M Freight received.every. day. For frieght or passage by any of the above Doata, apply en board, or at the office ofthe Cali Yornia Steam Navigetion Comrany, on board . brig Globe A. REDINGTON, 1 4 ont W.H. TAYLOR. . *8°8*: Sacramento, April [7th—tf ‘elect School for Young Ladies and Gentlemen. HEAD OF BROAD STREET, NEVADA. ‘Ww. E. F. DEAL, A B....Principal. pas SCHOOL will re-open en Monday MY reach, .<.0---e0% seebaces sfecgoanes $ No extra eharge far Book Keeping. : For further particulars en, sire at the Schoo House Young Gentlemen will he thoroughly prepared Mo enter any of the Colleze classes. ITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. ik undersigned would inform the Mtizcaset Nevada and vieinity that they have completed @ fine bathing House, a.tached to their well kn van @stablishment, where the ~ublie can be accommo*@ated-with. Haths at all timc« -They also keep onstantly on hand ‘« Dr. Gemping’s Reproduc Be: ; celebratea tor itd medical powers over the UN finan Mair. It entirely eradicates dandruffend eeps the hair from turning grey PEKFUMERY—A fine assortment on hand. azo-tf THEO. LAMIE. 54 Broad stree* J. O’°NEIL, “We xt-deor to Cheap Jobnu's, og Pine Stree { '\LOTHES penanral in the best rder. Also 7 attendste cleaimg of Coats, Pants« and “> ests, in such a manner a6 to hase the apearance of New Ga. ments. Giveme a rial my prices are low to suit the times. — “practical Bookbinder, Paper Kuiter and Biank Book Man turer, 4 817 Clay and 544 Commercial streets, between) i =, and Nanécme. San Franeirco. ’ ‘BKiudiny of every descriptiun neatly executed. ° ~ hank Books ruled and bound tu any desired patSeru. : : jotd-om a TE Nevada Daily _ te .. — ®ranscript. TE WSPAPER AND JOB PRINTING iN OFFICE, Job Printing offall Vinds neatly 4 and promptly executed .at——short notice. Particular attention paid to the Printing ofPosters of all sizes, shape or color. Bill-Heads, Receipts, 1Checks, for Bankers, Bills of Fare, Bell Tickets, on Note Paper or Cards. . ‘ ‘mak Circulars, Cards, of all sizes. Drafts, . Labels, for Druggists and Expressmen. Certificates of Stock, Blanks. Programmes, for Theatre or Concevis. &e., Se}, Sc. een nn Advertisements published in the DAILY Tuan script at low rates. Agents for the Transcript. Orders fer Advertising, Job Printing, Sub scriptions, &c., left with the follonging persons will be faithfully attended to. Red Dog. Little York and Dutch -Flat—B B: Hopkinson. Washington, Alpha and Oinega—A L. Dewey. Forest city and Downieville—Langton & Co, North San Juan—Dornin & Congee. Grass Valleyv—W. K. Spencer. San Fraacisco—L. I’. Fisher. A.S. HAL LIDIE & CO., Wire Suspension Bridge Builders, AND MANUFACTURERS OF LATENT WIKRE ROPE IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofany span and capacity erected and material fu> nished. Having been comnts engeged in the erection of wire Saspension Bridges and Aque duct« for some years past, we are fully prepared to do such work satisfactorily and at a low” fig ure, guarartecing permanency. : Parties who are about ereeting bridges will find it greatly to their advantaye to give usa call be fore deciding to build wooden structures, as thir recent flooda throughout the State have proven them-to the wholly unsafe and unreliable. ces . i mumber of our Wire Suspentions are now in use iu. difftrent locatitics throughout the State, no one of which has heen in the least afSected by the freshets Wire Nope for Mining and Ferry purposes of any length or size desired. being cheaper than hemnm. Seales of weight and strength, with pri ces annexed, furnished on application tothe man ufacturers, or their ayente {un the inferior towns A.S8. HALLIDIE & CO. 2p 3m 4024 Clay Street. San Frareisco UNDERTAKING, WM. Cc. STILES UNDER TAKF.R. has on hand and wit! OY VINS at the fol —_ mak@to order COVERED lowing cheay tates : SMALL SIZE, FRKOM..----+-eeeeee #3 to $10 LARGE SIZE. FROM.. cc-cccocesse $10 to $20 GRAVK FENCES, ofevery style, furnished cheaper than by anyother pereee in the county. AL}; WORK. DONE in the neatest style. Plates furnished and no charge for engraving. March 16. 1861-tf DR. DAVIS, . OFFICE, 111 BROAD STREET, South Side abore the ** BAILEY HOUSE,” puree diceases specdily and radically cured, nu matter of how long durationAlso, of ; ay Mercurial Su@erings 2 or. Charges, MovgRatTe ! CeusuMations, FREE by letter or otherwise.— Strictly secret and confidential. Uffice hours from Gto 12 M., 2te4dP M., and 6 to 9p.m.: Nevada, March lth, 1s63—tf ; A. P. CHURCH & CO., AVE ALE THE LATE PUBLICaA] _pevery attention. THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. The best route toNevada Territory & Humboldt Minés The Yuba Gap Stage Line and Pas-~ sengertrain carrying LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS, “ be en and. after the > 20th pe A 1862, make > regular tri-weeklv trips, from DOWNIEVILLE to Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat ken Antelope Springs, Washoe city, Ophir orks, Franktown, Carson tity, Day toh; Siivercity Gold Hill and Virginia city. Leaving the office of Lang‘on’s Express, Downievilfe, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this route will have bat twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Downjeville to Sierra Valley, where the stages will be in readiness to receive and convey them to Vir inia City, passing through a successfon of.-valeys. and-over one-of the most beautiful natural” roads inthe world; stopping atthe Hot Sulphur Springe, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs, or Geyscrs in Truc kee_ eadows, the greatest of the natural curiosities In-Nevada Territory. = The accommodations along this route, for the comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by anotber; there will be-~no delays, no trouble from snow; andthe proprietors of the Line guarantee every facility to those Who desire to make a pleasant and speedy journey. — At Carson and. Virginia cities, connection will be made with other lines to ESMERALDA & THE MINES. _For freight or passage, apply tothe oMiccs. Pioneer 4 PALMER, HANSCOM & CO., GOLDEN. STATE IRON WORKS!!! E oxtteemeaten wir M ANUFACTURE IRON CASTINGS and

Machinery of all Kinds! KNOX’ AMALGAMATORS:! A Special Department for Mantel Grates, Stove, Works, Cal, drons, ete. etc. Nos. 19 and 21 First Street, Heath & Brodie Crushers always on hand. San Franciseo, March 27th—3m SNOW TENT HOUSE. “L. A. SACK ETT, ..Managing Agent ie traveling public will find the table pro vided with everything the market affords and good clean Rooms and Beds. A large corralis connected with the Barn. Hay and Barley alwayson hand and soid at the lowest Woolseys. Orleans and Moore’s Flate—Rs O cedemie oa, Sinai ee ree. Hichman. nea Es) ne Matehed Ftoormeyr, &e Srwrd—> TP Sat f-#ale; and #@agoned Sugar Pine, cr freight to acramento city. “PLANTING, PRUNING. And Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Strawberry, and Plain and Urnamentnl Gardering ! i 6 eo sulscriber offers his services to the cith gens of Nevadain any of the above branches, With the assurance that the work will ba weil. and skilfuily performed. Terms moderate. Or. ders leit at the National Exchange—with T. Holmes, fruit deaier, &., Commercial street, and at the office of the Tranecript and of the Journal, will receive prompt attention. Nevada, Dec, 29, 1862—tf THOS. A. SMITH. N. B.—Pruning with special referenCe to preveut am overgrowth of wood avd to proimoje carly truitfulness nee nt ett en nce JOHN GRIMES, 2 WILLIAM GIBSON, FASHION SALOON ! 3 Street, Virginia City. GRIMES & GIBSON,....Proprutors, 'E. HE choieest Wines, Liqu. and Cigars will always be found at the Barut the Fashion Attached to the saioun ure two first-class Bildacd Tables. ocl4 tf Read the Atlantic Papers-and Periodicals !!'!! are of {aja Ifye would know allabontthe War! Rs AD alend! and Jet your friends knirvw *. P CHURCH €& CO’S, Paper and Periodical Store, Cor. of Vine and v they can get them. atl at Broad Streets, Nevaca, ~ HOTEL DE. PARIS. Broad Street. Newada City. OV. CHAUVEL Proprietor. PLAS orell.known establishment hee juaiwiine: fom Tee sn refit., ting andove igteel the ro prtetor invites the Public to eall and Ne eflortis spared to xamine for themscives. make ita First Class Hotel and Restaurant, where travelers and boarders will meet with 7 Bail, Supper and linner parties witl be gotten upto ofder, by applying to the under signed OV. CHAL VEL evada, Juné i0th. isf. tf TO SCRIP HOLDERS. TREASURES Ss OFFICE, { NEVADA, April, Jat, 1863. Avs persons holding Warrants drawn on the General Fund of Nevada county, and regis tered between July Ist. ‘s6/, and January ad 1862, are requested to present the same for payment, Interest on the same eeases at the date of this adv ertisement®. as K.G. WATTE. Treesurcr of Nevada Couv’ ~. . A; G. Pier, HUM 30LBT “JInuo. McAllister, NEVADA, March 3ist, 1863. To the Hon. The County Judge-of Nevada County : wi oor ‘Y.HE undersigned—citizens of the ‘United States, and residents and citizens Of Nevada county, respettfully represent that we are desirous of organizing ourselvesintoa Volunteer Military Company, under the laws of this’ State end’ in accordance with the provisions thereof. We therefore request, your Honor will appointsome suitable person, resident of Nevada county, to opefia book for the entry of the names of those decitous of joining said com pany and taking such other stepsas may be required for the perfection of suttrorganization. A. H. Hanson, . Wm. H. Weeks, Chas. C. Leavitt, (Jacob Rich, . Julius Dreifuss, Wm. F. Evens, . W. E. Pressey, Jno. A. Lancaster, . Ed. Chas. Marsh, M.’S. Deal, Henry Philip, OQ. Fits-Willlam, W:. Hi Crawford, L. F. Rowell, R. O. Hickman, T. H. Rolfe, Jas. H. Stebbins, W.E. F. Deal, H. Cummings, R. M, Hunt, E. P.Marselus, A. H. Irish, Racine Hunt, Ole Torson, W. H. Davidson, J, N. Turner, _W. F. Haslett, A. W. Potter, E. B. Mayberry, M. S. Hamilton, A. P. Mc Conahay, E. G. Waite, W. P. Harrington, Sam’l. Lewis, E. F. Spence, L.O. Wickes, G. B. McKee, R. B.Gs ntry, . Chas. Kent, R. H Farquhar, \Geo. A. Weaver, M. J McCutchan, ‘. A. P. Church, IN CHAMBER’S CoUNTY JUDGE,~Nevada county, March 3ist, 1863. —Bire ron ofa. He ttanaon, Charles A. Leavitt and siaste # four others residents of Nevada county, having-this day been laid before said applicants, being desirous of organizing themselves into a Woluatecr Military Company. under the laws ofthis State. and said applicants requesting that such-action may be taken by the County Judge of Nevadwecounty, as to enable said persons to perfect their organi zation.as such military company. Now. thero fore, it is ordered that Charles: Marsh, Kaq., ot Nevada city; be and he is hereby appointed to opena Suttable Book of Record im which to enter the names of the persons volunteering in said company ; anditis further ordered that he do give due notice as by Jaw required of the time and place of méeting of said persons thus voluntecring for the purpose “of perfecting said organization. . Vitness my hand this 31st day of Mareh A.p. 1863. DA vib BELDEN, County Judge Nevada county. Notice is hereby given that the meeting in pur suance of the above order of the County Judge. will be held-at the Court H@tee, ov Saturday, the isth inet., at 7% o'clock. All who have enrolled their names are requested to ie scot Nevada, April 7th, 1863.FIRST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES. oa WORLD'S :F ALR, London, 1862. MEDAL TO WHEELER & WILSOX,, PARIS WX EIBITION, 1861MEDAL TO LER, 2° WITEson Unitéd States: AGRICULT URAL SOCIETY, 186 : First Premium to Vheeler & Wilson OWWUEKLER & WILSON’S are unhiversally acknowledged to be the Best tamity Sewing Machine in Use, And are the only Perfect Machines for Stitching, Binding, Hemming, Cord. ing, Quilting, Pucking,Felling, Gath. ering and Embroidering, AS ALSO The most Economical Fre mily Sewing Machines Im use. Call and see thenew Improvementsor send fo a Circular. ; FS WHEE H. W.WADSWORTH, Agent. Cor. Montcomery «nd Sacramento steerte, hite Sulphur Springs—Napa County: ~~ rE HIS favorite place of resort, purchared by ne, . has been put in complete order. We. have alao erected several Castawers, and are now prepared te receive our friends and patrens. Order for Rooms. left at ouroffice nthe Criental blotel will be promptly attended to , , 7 ALSTROM & &0., ane CALIFUKNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. PEN. TO LINC OLN.—Passengers thro’ ( from Sacramento to Lineoln in two hours ! Preigiet through from Sacramento to Liacoln in three hours! Ample facilities are now offered for the aceom modation of the passenger ond freight traffic the Central road. Persons wishitig to virit bac ramento for business or pleasure can take the 525 4.M. train at Lincoln and arrive in the city «9 as to have from fiveto six hours at their, dis « yora:, returning the same dé . Hunning of Trains: %. Vv. R. BR. AND C.C. BR. R. Leave Sacramento. ..6-.5 6.90 AoMyand 2 P. Leave Lincoln. .-.+see+ 5.15 A.M and 10.304. Freight and Yassenger Tariff. Through Passengers...+<+-+.--ELhree Dollars Through Freight..ssssese+ e+-sFour Deollare : C. L. WILSON Nov. 30th, 1861—tf GOLDEN SYRUP ! SUGARS, ‘PXHE San Franciseo Suyar.Refinery mt. .%¢ I 1,009 gations of Golden Syrup FRESH every day—Pvale Sherry color and. Double Ketined— mich superior to imported Syrup. é Also, 40,000 pounds PALLY of Crushed Pow dered and Coffee Crv*hed Sugars, equal to any imported, This domestic ketablishment disbur ses six hundred thousand dollsre per annum. fur, duty, coal wad wages. w' hin the State It# }.0ducts for ez)i lL, u. urgeers my ze tH. % Proprietora. 9} KD) Nevada, township of Eureka, ss. Juatice’s ‘uurt, before [ra Stanley, dP. The People of . the State of California to Patrick Culliman.— You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace, at his office in said townshipon FRIDAY, the 24th day of April, Av b., 1863, at 1 o’eloek, P. M. to answer to the complaint ofthe Illinois Mining Co. who demands of you the sum.of Fifty. Dollars alleged to be due for moncy paid for your use through mistake as per bil] on hile in my office. On fall ure so to appear and answer, judgment wil! be rendcreé against you for the said sum sf Fifty: Dollars and costs of suit. Given under my hand this ninth day of April A.D, 1368, ¢ IRA STANLEY, J. P. It-is ordered that the foregoing Summons be published.“inthe paly TRANSCRIPT for the space of one week from date. _ ¢ LRA STANLEY, J. P. A truecopy, atteat ; T. W COLEMAN, Special Deputy Const ‘UM MONS.—State of California, county @f ) Nevada. Township of Eureka, sa. Justice’s Court before tra Stanley, J. The People of the State of California; to Wm Arphold,.— You are hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned Justice of the Pence, at his office in sald township, on Thureday the 2ch day of June, A.D 1863, at one o’elock P.M. to anawer to the complaivt of Fy Fert and H. Eixenbraum who ses you for the sum of $93.56 alleged to be due for-money paid for you as suretieson a cer»ain promissory note drawn by you Dee, 8th, 1802 made payable to Jackson Wiopeon 3 moatha © afterdate as per complaint now on file in my office. On failure so to appeer and answer, judgfrmeniy will be rendered against you for the said sum’ of $03 54 ‘and costa of suit. 4 ate under my hand this. 18th da 863. mm 4 of March IRASTANL&Y Justice of the Peace. A true copy, 0. D. Bancock. Itis-ordered that the foregoing summons be published in Ihe NEVADA DALLY TRANSCRIPT for the space of three months from date, iRA STANLEY, J.P pS 0. dD Babcock, Constable. es BROOKLYN HOTEL! REMOVAL! 4 Bit Famous Proprtetor of the well knewpand old establish od Hotel, begs leave to inform his patrons and fiiontscthat on and aft the tre, Nayember next.he will renye fronPehe old, : Japidwted bullding.on Broadway; Where he has Yesided ‘since June, 1é2 it open that and wilt 6 -BPACIOUS AND ELEGANT BRICK STROUCTURK, which was built expressly for.a hotel, on the southeast corner of Sariwome and Pine streets. The Building is fireproof and.aupplied throughout with pas, and water by—the Chrystal Spring Water Company. and every convenience is offered at this Hotel; the rooms ail being well ventilated, large and commedt ous; and T do not hesitate insaying that BROOKLYN house will be second to none in the State. Merchants, Minera, Traders and all others visiting the city, are invited to come and examine for theméelves. @he Brooklyn Hotel Ommibus will convey you to the House free, and if you do not like the accommodations it will cost you nothing The Omnibus willalw 6 be at the wharfon the arrival of the inland and(ecean steamers, to take passengers and baggage 0 the Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotelis conveniently sit uated, being in the central part of the city, where 3) 1 the cars of the city Railroad pass the door every three minutes each way, to all parts of the city. Phere ina large Reading Room attached to the House and Library containing 500 volumes Of Standard Weeks: aatantvely for the use of At.. guests oome willbe let by, night, .wee fnonth, with or without bastd; attest ooact Suites of Room to families-vr, others, at reduced rates ‘The table will always be supplied with an abundance of the choicest and best the market can afford, and no expense will be spared to #¢t a table that will defy the eriticiam of the mest fastidious epicure. JOHN KELLY, JUNK. San Francisco, Nov. Ist, 1862.—6m «FOR SALE. Homesteads & Valuable Real Katate BUILDING LOTS for from $10 to $200 —~ALSO— 10 VARA LOTS and entire blocks of benutiful Garden Land, in t) ‘eity and county of San Francisco, on the line uf the San Jose Railroad, at the west-end Dey ot. (PERE Tithe is absolutely pRerier, being a Spanish yrant, finally confirmed and patented by the United States. Vhe Shafter Hill re “aes thistitle, the city authoritics respect it, the District courts and Supreme courts of the United States, respect it—bevsides the J'tthe has been forever quicted bya final decree and judgment against the City. So that there is noteven cloud on chadewapor hit. Whoever purchases one of these lots will buy « lotand not #lawauit. X Offices No 19 Nagtee’s, buildig, corner oF Montyomery and Merchunt streets, San Francis HARVEY 5S BROWN. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada. JOHN A. LAN CASTER would inform his friends and the publie generally that he has addedextensivel’ tohis already larye and elegant esteblishinent of Horses, wane Kien, Saddles, Harness, &e. and is prepar edto furnish as fine turn-outs as can be found is i the State = Well trained, fleet and easy Saddle Horses — aqvell equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be rea*y at all times. A lony experience jin the bua. : inews and an earnest desire to retain the con dence of-my friends. Jeads me to beHeve 1 wil! be able to give general satiafaction. _ Particular attention paid to Horses on lHvery Carriages always in readiness with careful dri vers forthe use of parties, Balls, &e. The quality of my #toek will permit me to sav that t se secking pleasure or engaged on business w vuld da wellto viveme a eall. ; MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Street. NEVADA. : &. W. DREYFUSS, W’ eid inform the citizens Of Nevada coun ty and his friends, that he is im full blas and ready to reecive orders for thet delicious beverage, Lager Beer, which he wil) sell as low e« anv Brewery in the county apls H HMN EST, Bookbinder, Kelsev's e Buildipg. Corner of Pine eat Commercia! eireciz. Nev ha. , matt oe r r bod se ~