April 23, 1863 (4 pages)

"medy . } Dropsical rer of Dices. into healthy. CALCAREOUS L ENLARGE: AND INFLAM. oe Paknessen l Dissipation, tage ix 88 Of Power, — f Breathing, —Trembling, Wakefulness, a in the Back, ar System, of fhe Body, on the Face, 0 on, which soon follows ic Fits, ry Expire, equently folcS, ion,”’. eir suffering. s. ms,.sumption, of the Asserted with. ngthee aha 2 the System, u invariably [ SKEPTICAL rales, or Contem~ o Females, by any other on, Ir le of Customa ous state o alge: 0 and ex, whethcr f Dissipation, IF LIFE. 7 . HOUT IT. UKY, OR T EASANT An” d Improve tle Expense: convenicuce : ‘8 strength te ictions. of the Ure ,80 frequent mg nout Matter. ANDS Quacks,‘b:'eured in deceived and use of **POWn the systeni, . and re. HU fer all a# s, E, nd no matter ING. he aid of Diuretic. effeet in alt MENDED. and responre” standing. VND FAME ‘ for $5.00. } packed from munications Gratis!! an Alderman HELMBOL?, his preparaury, or other etable cELMBOLD. thie «3d day IBBERD, Kace, Phila. Che miist. estuut, Phila. RFEITS lers., 1K OWN” and yn attained by a . Na. ee Weak. DEAN, a Francisco. where Rake no other. i for it. Expos” ~« ING TRAN me % VOL. 6. . ‘ NEVADA, CALHFORNIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1863. ' NO, 42. ° f an evada o aie a oe Hevatla Daily Granseript, ‘ouily THE YUBA CAP-ROUTE. . FiisT PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES. A862! 16621! 1862!!! eS Aen ag ere aera j — ‘eee ee ae oe The best route to : z js ie — ——— ——se . ee ss : Transcript. Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines WORi st Lo Ed on . A. LAMOTT HATTER tN.-P, BROWN, Proprietor. Advertisements published at low rates. Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Office—On Commercial Sireet. THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE RIFLEMAN, Will stand for Maret this sea-EN sBon, at Doll’s Ranch, inidway on seo fhe main road between Red Bluff and Tehama, up to August Ist. : Terms—$100 Per season. Pedigree—Rifiemaa, b h, pred by Jokn H. Cooper, of Fayette co., Ky in 1855, Got by Imp Glenéoe, out-of the dam Frazier and Marksman by Rodolph, ¢ d Butterfily_by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnaught—I[mp Janus. Rodolplt was by Sir Anchy, of Transport, dam by Haxall’s Moses,(he by Imp Sir Haray)g d yd Blackburn’s Whip. g gd Maria, by Craig’s Alfred, g gg d the celebrated Prior mare. Sumpter was by Sir-Arehy, out -of a-sister to the dam of Thornton’s Rattler, by Imp Robin _Beadbreast, gd by Obscurity, ggd Old Slamer kin by Imp Wildair, g g gd the mare Cub,imported by Col. Delancy. of Virginia in 1767. Buzzard was imported in 1787; got by Wood‘pecker, dara by Dux+ Curiosity by Spap 5 Reguus ; Godolphin Arab, imp Janus was foaled in 1746, and gut by English Janus, dam by Fox, g d by the Bald Galloway. Gigeces was bref by the Earl of Jersey. in 1831, and wontwo thonsand guineas: Riddlesworth and Goodwood Cup in 1831. The “next year he won the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, and then challenged for the, Whip. which banter met no acceptance. He now retired trom the turf, and was imported into the United States by James Jackson. in 1837. Got by Sultan, out of ‘Trampoline. by.Tramp; Web. by Waxy > Pene lope. by Trumpeter ; Prunella, by Highflyer ; Promise, by Snap ;, Julia, by Blank: Specta tor adam, by Partner; Bonny “Lats, by Bry Halton; Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, Tark » Taffolet's Barb ; Place*s White Turk ; Natural Barb mare. r _Rifieman, atthe State Fair of 1862, took the first premium for thyurough-bred horses,and was entered for the sweepstakes for thorough: breds. and HAb NO COMPETEPORS. Persons sending mares from a distance can rely upon, their stocks receiving careful and yarticular attention by. experienced men, and te provided with ample enclosed pasturage, and without extra charge, during the season, of the best quality, but at the risk of the owners. J. G@ DOLL, April Ist. Red BlailCALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The fast and splendid steam ers CHRYSOPOLIS and ANTELOPE will leave on alternate days for San Frim eiseo, at 2 o'clock P.M from the foot of Kstreet Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer AX TELOPE, Poole Maser. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Lana. ings—Every Day. i Steamer Young America, Littleton, Mas ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will teaveon alternate days for Marysville, at 7 e’clock, A.M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until further notice, the steamers of the Callfornia Steam Navigation Company will make two trips per week to Red Biuff, leaving this city on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight received every day. ' For frieght or passage by any of the above hoata, apply’en board, or at the‘office ofthe Cali fornia Steam Ravigntion Comer on board brig Globe A. REDINGTON, Ps ‘ W. H. TAYLOR.’ 5 46e@t*Sacramento, April [7th—tf Select School for Young Ladies and Gentlemen TIEAD OF BROAD STREET, NEVADA. W. E. F. DEAL,A B..-Principal. f Bye SCHOOL will re-open on Monday Aug 25, 1562. * TERMS: Primary tranches, per momth.-.+--++eeBH English Branclics & Mathematics, per month 506 Latin. ccccccccccccesscarcese PET 100 FLOO]K 002 cercccccccscsccs-covcesevce T 00 ». GLOPTMAD. 2. ce cc cere es ee ees e seer seceee . 2 F'remen.wecornccccerceccescaccceucecs “s 29 No extra charze for Book Keeping. ifr For further particuiars ey tire atthe Schoo House ; Young Gentiemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter any of the College classes. UNITED STATES BATHS! ANT HAIR DRESSING SALOON, revif{k undersigned woa!d mform the citizcns of . Nevada and vicinity that they have -ompleted a fine bathing House, actachette their well kKns@n establishment, where the public can be actommodated with Raths at-ali tim.« They also keep constantiy on hand ‘ Dr. Genuing’s Reproduc. tor, , celebrated for its medical powers over the human Hair. It entirety cradicates dandruff and keeps the hair from tarping grey PERPUMERY—A fine assortment on Land. #20-tf THEO. LAME. 54 bread street J.O’'NEIL, __Nextdoorto Cheap John’s, oa Pine Stree . {LOTHES renvair*d in the best -rder. Also y attends to cleanmg of Coats, Pants and Vests, ja euch manner as to have the ap pearance of New. Ga.wents. Give mea trial —iny prices are low to suit the times. ——-ALEXANDER BUSWEEL. pres Bookbinder, Paper Ruler and Biank Book Mauufacturer, $17 Clay aud 544 Commercial streets, between Montgomery and Sanxcme. San Francitco. Hindins ot evers description neatly executed " Blank Books ruled afd bound to any desired patjr2t-Ow. tera. } . { . } AN OFFICE, . TEWSPAPER AND JOB PRINTING + COMMERCIAL STREET. —_—_ a> -— — Job Printing ofall Finds neatly Tana promptly executed at short Ex i0tice. + Particular attention paid to. the Priating of ; Posters of all sizes, shape or color. Way~ Bills. Bill-Heads, Receipts, ‘Checks; for Bankers, Bills of Fare, Ball Tickets, on Note*Paper or Cards. Circulars, Cards, of all sizes. ; Drafts, Labels, for Druggists and Expressmen. Certificates af Stock, Blanks. Programmes, for Theatre or Concerts. &e., & 4, &ec. — Advertisements published in the DAILY TRANSCRIPT at low rates. Agentsfor the Transcript. Orders fer Advertising, Job Printing, Sub scriptions, &c., teft with the follonging persons will be faithfully attended to. : Woolseys. Orleans and Moore’s Flats—R. O Hiehman. : Red: Dog. Little York and Dutch Frat—E B. Hopkinson. Washington, Alpha and Oinega—A L. Dewey Forest city and Downieville—Langton & Co. North San Juan—Dornin & Congee. Grass Valley—W. K. Spencer. San Fraucisco—L. P. Fisher. A. S. HALLIDIE & CO. , Wire Stispension Bridge Builders, “AND MANUFACTURERS OF LATENT WIKE ROPE TIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofsny W span and capacity erected and material fur nished. Having been constantly engaged in the erection of wire Suepension ridges and Agus ducts for some years past. we are fi lly prepared to do such work satisfactorily and at.a low fig ure, guararteeing permanency. Parties who are about erecting bridges will find it greatly to their advantage to give us acall be fore deciding to build wooden structures, ax the recent floods throughont the State have proven them to the wholly unsafe aud unreliable. A number of our Wore Suspentions are now in use in diffzrent lecalities throughout the State. no dne of which has been in the least affected by the freshets Wire Rope for Minsag and any length or size desired. being chrapertirar hemp. seales of weight and strereth, witte pri ces aonexed, furnished on application to the man ufacturers, or their agente athe jiuterior towns A.8. HALLIDIE & CO. 41:3Cilay Strect. San Frarcisco ote i] erry purposes oft 2p 3m UNDERTAKING. wm. CC. STILES UNMER ee TAKER. lias on hand and will} make to order COVEHED ©¥®*1NS at the fol lowing cheap rates : : SMAELT. SIZE, FROM:.’.---6 : es SF to $i LARGE SIZE, FROM 10 to $20 GRAVY FENCES, ofevery stvte, furnished cheaper than by any other person in the county. er ALL WORK Plates furnished and mo charge for engraving. March 16. 186i-tf DR. DAVIS, OFFICE, 111 BROAD STREET, South Side above the ** BAILEY HOUSE,” Nevada. pred shot diceases, speedily and radically a cured, nu matter of how long deration--Also, of ip Mercurial. Sufferings ! sor Charges. -. + MoDERATE : Consultations, Frere by letter. or otherwise. Strictly seeret and confidential. Office ours from . "tiee 9to 12 u.2to4p M., and 6to9r.mNevada, March 10th, 1563—tf an pees DONE in thrneatest styl. Pioncer Cs. ; Phe Yuba Gap Stage Line and Pas<~ LANGTON’SPIONEER EXPRESS, TILL, on and. after the aS regular tri-weeklv trips, RRS DOWNIEVILLEto Sprikos, Antelope Springs, Washoe city, Ophir Works, Franktown, Carson city, Daytoh, Silver Leaying the office of Lanyg‘on’s Express, Downieville, every Passengers traveling this route will have but twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Downin readiness to receive and convey them to Vir ginia City, passing through asuccession of val roads inthe world; stopping atthe Hot Sulphur Springe, im Sierra Valley; and, also;—at the kee cadows, the greatest of tlie natural curiosities in Neyada Territory. The accommodations along this route, for the comfort of travelers, are tnsurpassed+y—anoth snow ; andthe proprictors of the Line guarantee every facility to those who desire to make a _At Carsonand Virginia citics, connection will be made with other lines to MIN For freight or passage. apply tothe offices. senger train carrying . \ 20th of May, 1862, make Sierra Valley,; Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat city Gold Hilland Virginia city. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. ieville to Sierrw# Valley, where the stages will be leys. and over one of the most beautiful natural famous-Steambhoat Springs, or Geysers-in Truc er; there Will be no delays, no trouble from pleasantand speedy journey. ¢ ESMERALDA & THE HUM30LDT PALMER. HANSCOM & CO., GOLDEN. STATE IRON WORKS !! ! i ANUFACTURE IRON CASTINGS i and : Machinery of all Kinds! KNOX’? AMALGAMA TORS: * A Special Department for Mantel Grates, Stove Works, Cal, dronms; etc. ete. “ Nos. 19 and 21 First Street, Heath & Brodie Crushers always on hand. San Franciseo, March 27th—3m SNOW TENT HOUSE. . A. SACK ETT, .Managing Agent ee ling public will find the.table pro vided with everything the market affords and good clean Roomsand Beds. A, large Cor ral is connected with the Barn. Hay and Barley alwayson hand and sold at the lowest rates, Sasoned Lumber of all kinds: Shakes, Shingles, Laths, Matched Flooring, &e r sale. andseasoncd Sugar Pine, er freight to acraimento city. PLANTING, PRUNING. And Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Strawerry, and Plain and Urnamental Gardering ! THE subscriber offers his services to the citi zens of Nevada in any of the above branches, with the assurance that the work will bo weil and skilfuily performed. Terms modcrate. Or, ders left at the National Exchange—with T. ilolines, fruit dearer, &e., Commercial street, and at the office of the Transcript and of the Journal, will reeeive prompt attention. Nevada, Dee. 29, 1s62—tf THOS. A. SMITH. N. B.—Pruning with special reference to preyent an overgrowth of wood and to promo} early fruitfulness ; a er _ JOUN GHIMES, WILLIAM GIBBON, FASHION SALOON! . 13) Street, Virginia City. GRIMES & GIBSON,..-.Proprietors. Where choicest Wines, Liqus and Cigare will always be found atthe Karol the Fashion Attachedto the saioun areétwo first-class Bile jiard Tables. ~— oelt tf Read the Atlantic Papers and Periodicals !!!!'! hlily Iftye would know allaboatthe War! ) EAD aloud! and let your friends know U they can pet them at at . P. CHURCH & CO's. Paper and Periodical Store, Cor. of Pine an Broad Streets, Nevaea. — A. P. CHURCH & CO., _ . AVE ALE, THE LATE PUBLIC aAfhones COLDEN SYRUP ! SOS cite SBUGAKS. TeswiE. San. Francixeo Sayvar Refinery mi.* . 1,009 gallons of Golden Syrup FRESH every day—Vale Sherry color*’and Double Kefined— much superior to imported Syrup« : Also, 40,000 pounds patty of Crushel Pow dered and Coffce Crvehed Sugars, equal to any imported. This domestic Establishment disbur aes-six hundred thousand dollars per annum for duty, cual and wages. w'*hin the State Its p.0ducts faxceole by a. wrocers myZatf Boots and. Shoes Made and Repaired !! JOHN HOOK would informtis friends ead former pa ete ae trons that he has teken a shop on Commercial Street; { : ajoining Gea. Keeney’s Hardware store, and is prepared to manufactare to order, Boots and Shoes, on the most reasonablé Lermse: rd “Give me a trial and ¥ will guarantee satisfac tion. : ; Nevada, April Ist. bid eto eC Ba wy HEELER & WIESON, Boots repaired on the sliertest no-} London, 1862. ¢ MEDAL TO WHEELER & WILSON, PARIS PXHIBITION, 1861MEDAL TO . ~ Inited States First ‘Premium to Wheeler & Wilson 7 ? WHEELER & WILSON’S are universally acknowledged to be the : _Best-Family Sewing Machine in-Cse;And are the only Verfect Machines for Stitching, Binding, Hemming, Cording. Quilting, TPucking,Felling, Gath. ering and Embroidering, AS ALSO The most Economical Family Sewing Machines in use. i Call and-see the new Improvements or send fo a Circular. H.W. WADSWORTH, Agent. Cor. Montgomery and Sacramento sttects. White Sulphur Springs~-Napa County “TP HES favorite place of resort, purchased by us, . has been put in complete ‘order. We have also erected several Cottages, and are now pre pared to receive our friends and patrons. Order for Rooms, left at our office. nthe Criental Hotel attended to ALSTROM &CO. Proprietors. willbe promptly M ape? — CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. ( yus TO LINCOLN.—Passengersthro’ from Sacramento to Lincoln in two hours ! Freight through from Sacramento to Liucoly in three hours ! Ample facilities are now offered for the accom modation of the passenger and freight traffic o the Central road. Persons wishing to vieit Sac ramento for business or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. trainat Lincoln and arrive in the city so as to have from five to six hours’at their disposa, returning the same di/ Running of Trains: %. Vv. RR. R. AND C.C. R. RR. Leave SBacramento...6.30 A, M, and 2, Leave Lincoln...-+--5.)5 A. Mand 10.304, Freightand ?assenger Tariff. Through Passengers. .+.ee++> Three Dollare Through Freigitt..sese++e «ee. Four Dellare C. L. WILSON Nov. 30th, 1861—tf . ERNEST, Bookbinder, Kelsey H. Building, Corner of Pine ond Commercia streets. Nevada. m25 tf UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada JOHN A. LAN S CASTER would inaT / form his friends aad. Tyee (Asef the publie generally that he has added extensivel* to his already large and elegant establishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles, Harness, &e. and is prepar ed to furnish as fine turn-outs as can be found in the State. ‘ Well trained, flect and caty Saddle Horses well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at all times. A long experience in the bus iness and an earnest desire to retain the confi dence of my friends, leads me to belfeve I wil! be able to give general satisfaction. Particular attention paid to Horses_on livery Carriages always in readiness with careful dri vers forthe use of parties, alls, &e. ‘The qual ity of my stock willpermit me to say that t 8 sceking pleasure or engaged on business would do wellto giveme a eall. People’s Steamship Line. CONNECTING PNIA -& NEW YORK, via Nicaragua. CALIFO shorter than any other route. THE fast and favorite double engine Steamship MOSES TAYLOR J.H. BLETHEN.c.ccccsccces ».e-Commander. Will be despatctod for BAN JUAN DEL SUR, From Mission street «wharf, San Francisco, At 9% o'clock, A M° punctually, on Wednesday, April 22d, 1863. Connecting at Greytown With the spletidid Steamship rELLINOLIS, £ 2,500 Tors. Reduced rates of passage and quick trips are secured by the re opeaing of the Nicaragua Route. ‘These steamers are unsurpassed for . Speed, : Cleanliness, and Safety. And every (ffort will be made to insure the comfart of passengers. ; For farther information or passage apply te1. K. ROBERTS, Agent No. 407 Washington strect, Opposite the Post Office. AGRICULTURALSOCIETY. . Cor. 2d-and J Sts., Sacramento. “AS issucd thestyle of HATS for -Fall and. Winter wear. As thisis the beat place in the State to procure a fine and fashionable tile, call on him and selectone from his” the largest stock in the country, atprices lower tnan at any other house, N. B,—Ordere from the country promptly attended to. Large assortment of Ladics’ Ware and Buggy Robes always on hand. sep-10 hiceealentiolll CROCKERY. FRENCH CHINA, GLASS WAKE SILVER PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, Ete. i PERCEY DOUCLAS, 421 Montgomery street SAN FRANCISCO, HAS THE) Largest and Best Assortment of Good : in that line té be found im the City, ALLOF WHICHAIE IS’ SELLING AT THE LOWEST PRICES, THOSE WHO BUY FOR CASH WILL FIND IT Greatly to their Advantage to give him call before purchasing elsewhere. San Francisco, Dec. 18th—jmidp State ‘Teachers’ Enatitute! STATE Teachers’ Institute called by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, will be held in San Francisco, commencing Mon day, May 4th 1863, and clositig on Saturday, mey wth. A course of free evenmg lectures on subject reining to Public Schools will be deli vered by the following lecturers: Rev. Thomas Star King, Geo. W, Minns, Esq., Prof, J. D. Whitney, State Geologist, Jno. B, Felton, Esq., Frederick Billings, Esq. exercises will” be conducted by a The dail te and experienced teachers and lecturcorps of ab cre. fhe California Steam Navigation Company will give free” passes over their limes, to all teachers and school officers who may desire to attend the Institute. Many of the Stage lines will be — generous, The Hotel Keepers of San Frauciseo will accommodate female teachers, attending tke Inatitute, at half the usunl rates _ ‘Teachers must obtain from the County Superintendents, or School Trustees, a cértifieate wiating their intention to attend the Institute, which will be recognised bys the officers of the Steamer and Stage lines. For particulars seé Institute Circulars, which can-be obtained trom County Superintendence of of Public Schools. JOUN SWETT Departmentof Instruction, April 10th, 1863.-§ PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THis METHOD OF Proclaiming to the. World ! os — THAT — : MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! Can be obtained at LOW RATES. at A. P. CHURCH & Co. Cor. of Vine and Broad Sts., Nevada. 2 AUMTOHO'S PRICE, Nevada. County, Cal., March 19, 1963. 4 Wee is hereby given that in accordance 4% with the Statute creating the Special Fund of Nevada county. and amendments thereto. kealed proposals for the surrender of unpaid County Warrants revistered on the General kund of the county, will be received by me up to the first Monday in May next. The estimated amount of nioney in the special Fund for redemption purposes is Six Thousand lL oillars. (See Statute 1859-—pages isi and 1skz, JOHNI.SYKES, _ Auditor Nevada county Pacific Mail Steamship Co. ee steamships will the month » -The followin > be dispatched fi April, 1863: = ST, LOUIS, Farnworth, Com'r, April 44, Golden Age, Wudson,. “6 “« -~29th, Sonora, Tapidge, -~* “ss 23d. From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9-0’clock, A.M. For Panama; * Paseengera will be conveyed from -Panama to ot vac by the Panama Railroad Company and from. ¥ +ptawallto New York by the Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Compan A. B, FORBES, Agent. am Franciseo, March 19th—td oa Cor. Sseramento & L~idesdorff sts. San Franciseo e To Hoiders of County Scrip! . ‘ of ©

"medy . } Dropsical rer of Dices. into healthy. CALCAREOUS L ENLARGE: AND INFLAM. oe Paknessen l Dissipation, tage ix 88 Of Power, — f Breathing, —Trembling, Wakefulness, a in the Back, ar System, of fhe Body, on the Face, 0 on, which soon follows ic Fits, ry Expire, equently folcS, ion,”’. eir suffering. s. ms,.sumption, of the Asserted with. ngthee aha 2 the System, u invariably [ SKEPTICAL rales, or Contem~ o Females, by any other on, Ir le of Customa ous state o alge: 0 and ex, whethcr f Dissipation, IF LIFE. 7 . HOUT IT. UKY, OR T EASANT An” d Improve tle Expense: convenicuce : ‘8 strength te ictions. of the Ure ,80 frequent mg nout Matter. ANDS Quacks,‘b:'eured in deceived and use of **POWn the systeni, . and re. HU fer all a# s, E, nd no matter ING. he aid of Diuretic. effeet in alt MENDED. and responre” standing. VND FAME ‘ for $5.00. } packed from munications Gratis!! an Alderman HELMBOL?, his preparaury, or other etable cELMBOLD. thie «3d day IBBERD, Kace, Phila. Che miist. estuut, Phila. RFEITS lers., 1K OWN” and yn attained by a . Na. ee Weak. DEAN, a Francisco. where Rake no other. i for it. Expos” ~« ING TRAN me % VOL. 6. . ‘ NEVADA, CALHFORNIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1863. ' NO, 42. ° f an evada o aie a oe Hevatla Daily Granseript, ‘ouily THE YUBA CAP-ROUTE. . FiisT PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES. A862! 16621! 1862!!! eS Aen ag ere aera j — ‘eee ee ae oe The best route to : z js ie — ——— ——se . ee ss : Transcript. Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines WORi st Lo Ed on . A. LAMOTT HATTER tN.-P, BROWN, Proprietor. Advertisements published at low rates. Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Office—On Commercial Sireet. THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE RIFLEMAN, Will stand for Maret this sea-EN sBon, at Doll’s Ranch, inidway on seo fhe main road between Red Bluff and Tehama, up to August Ist. : Terms—$100 Per season. Pedigree—Rifiemaa, b h, pred by Jokn H. Cooper, of Fayette co., Ky in 1855, Got by Imp Glenéoe, out-of the dam Frazier and Marksman by Rodolph, ¢ d Butterfily_by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnaught—I[mp Janus. Rodolplt was by Sir Anchy, of Transport, dam by Haxall’s Moses,(he by Imp Sir Haray)g d yd Blackburn’s Whip. g gd Maria, by Craig’s Alfred, g gg d the celebrated Prior mare. Sumpter was by Sir-Arehy, out -of a-sister to the dam of Thornton’s Rattler, by Imp Robin _Beadbreast, gd by Obscurity, ggd Old Slamer kin by Imp Wildair, g g gd the mare Cub,imported by Col. Delancy. of Virginia in 1767. Buzzard was imported in 1787; got by Wood‘pecker, dara by Dux+ Curiosity by Spap 5 Reguus ; Godolphin Arab, imp Janus was foaled in 1746, and gut by English Janus, dam by Fox, g d by the Bald Galloway. Gigeces was bref by the Earl of Jersey. in 1831, and wontwo thonsand guineas: Riddlesworth and Goodwood Cup in 1831. The “next year he won the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, and then challenged for the, Whip. which banter met no acceptance. He now retired trom the turf, and was imported into the United States by James Jackson. in 1837. Got by Sultan, out of ‘Trampoline. by.Tramp; Web. by Waxy > Pene lope. by Trumpeter ; Prunella, by Highflyer ; Promise, by Snap ;, Julia, by Blank: Specta tor adam, by Partner; Bonny “Lats, by Bry Halton; Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, Tark » Taffolet's Barb ; Place*s White Turk ; Natural Barb mare. r _Rifieman, atthe State Fair of 1862, took the first premium for thyurough-bred horses,and was entered for the sweepstakes for thorough: breds. and HAb NO COMPETEPORS. Persons sending mares from a distance can rely upon, their stocks receiving careful and yarticular attention by. experienced men, and te provided with ample enclosed pasturage, and without extra charge, during the season, of the best quality, but at the risk of the owners. J. G@ DOLL, April Ist. Red BlailCALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The fast and splendid steam ers CHRYSOPOLIS and ANTELOPE will leave on alternate days for San Frim eiseo, at 2 o'clock P.M from the foot of Kstreet Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer AX TELOPE, Poole Maser. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Lana. ings—Every Day. i Steamer Young America, Littleton, Mas ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will teaveon alternate days for Marysville, at 7 e’clock, A.M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until further notice, the steamers of the Callfornia Steam Navigation Company will make two trips per week to Red Biuff, leaving this city on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight received every day. ' For frieght or passage by any of the above hoata, apply’en board, or at the‘office ofthe Cali fornia Steam Ravigntion Comer on board brig Globe A. REDINGTON, Ps ‘ W. H. TAYLOR.’ 5 46e@t*Sacramento, April [7th—tf Select School for Young Ladies and Gentlemen TIEAD OF BROAD STREET, NEVADA. W. E. F. DEAL,A B....-Principal. f Bye SCHOOL will re-open on Monday Aug 25, 1562. * TERMS: Primary tranches, per momth..-.+--++eeBH English Branclics & Mathematics, per month 506 Latin.. ccccccccccccesscarcese PET 100 FLOO]K 002 cercccccccscsccs-covcesevce T 00 ». GLOPTMAD. 2. ce cc cere es ee ees e seer seceee . 2 F'remen.wecornccccerceccescaccceucecs “s 29 No extra charze for Book Keeping. ifr For further particuiars ey tire atthe Schoo House ; Young Gentiemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter any of the College classes. UNITED STATES BATHS! ANT HAIR DRESSING SALOON, revif{k undersigned woa!d mform the citizcns of . Nevada and vicinity that they have -ompleted a fine bathing House, actachette their well kKns@n establishment, where the public can be actommodated with Raths at-ali tim.« They also keep constantiy on hand ‘ Dr. Genuing’s Reproduc. tor, , celebrated for its medical powers over the human Hair. It entirety cradicates dandruff and keeps the hair from tarping grey PERPUMERY—A fine assortment on Land. #20-tf THEO. LAME. 54 bread street J.O’'NEIL, __Nextdoorto Cheap John’s, oa Pine Stree . {LOTHES renvair*d in the best -rder. Also y attends to cleanmg of Coats, Pants and Vests, ja euch manner as to have the ap pearance of New. Ga.wents. Give mea trial —iny prices are low to suit the times. ——-ALEXANDER BUSWEEL. pres Bookbinder, Paper Ruler and Biank Book Mauufacturer, $17 Clay aud 544 Commercial streets, between Montgomery and Sanxcme. San Francitco. Hindins ot evers description neatly executed " Blank Books ruled afd bound to any desired patjr2t-Ow. tera. } . { . } AN OFFICE, . TEWSPAPER AND JOB PRINTING + COMMERCIAL STREET. —_—_ a> -— — Job Printing ofall Finds neatly Tana promptly executed at short Ex i0tice. + Particular attention paid to. the Priating of ; Posters of all sizes, shape or color. Way~ Bills. Bill-Heads, Receipts, ‘Checks; for Bankers, Bills of Fare, Ball Tickets, on Note*Paper or Cards. Circulars, Cards, of all sizes. ; Drafts, Labels, for Druggists and Expressmen. Certificates af Stock, Blanks. Programmes, for Theatre or Concerts. &e., & 4, &ec. — Advertisements published in the DAILY TRANSCRIPT at low rates. Agentsfor the Transcript. Orders fer Advertising, Job Printing, Sub scriptions, &c., teft with the follonging persons will be faithfully attended to. : Woolseys. Orleans and Moore’s Flats—R. O Hiehman. : Red: Dog. Little York and Dutch Frat—E B. Hopkinson. Washington, Alpha and Oinega—A L. Dewey Forest city and Downieville—Langton & Co. North San Juan—Dornin & Congee. Grass Valley—W. K. Spencer. San Fraucisco—L. P. Fisher. A. S. HALLIDIE & CO. , Wire Stispension Bridge Builders, “AND MANUFACTURERS OF LATENT WIKE ROPE TIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofsny W span and capacity erected and material fur nished. Having been constantly engaged in the erection of wire Suepension ridges and Agus ducts for some years past. we are fi lly prepared to do such work satisfactorily and at.a low fig ure, guararteeing permanency. Parties who are about erecting bridges will find it greatly to their advantage to give us acall be fore deciding to build wooden structures, ax the recent floods throughont the State have proven them to the wholly unsafe aud unreliable. A number of our Wore Suspentions are now in use in diffzrent lecalities throughout the State. no dne of which has been in the least affected by the freshets Wire Rope for Minsag and any length or size desired. being chrapertirar hemp. seales of weight and strereth, witte pri ces aonexed, furnished on application to the man ufacturers, or their agente athe jiuterior towns A.8. HALLIDIE & CO. 41:3Cilay Strect. San Frarcisco ote i] erry purposes oft 2p 3m UNDERTAKING. wm. CC. STILES UNMER ee TAKER. lias on hand and will} make to order COVEHED ©¥®*1NS at the fol lowing cheap rates : : SMAELT. SIZE, FROM:.’..---6 : es SF to $i LARGE SIZE, FROM 10 to $20 GRAVY FENCES, ofevery stvte, furnished cheaper than by any other person in the county. er ALL WORK Plates furnished and mo charge for engraving. March 16. 186i-tf DR. DAVIS, OFFICE, 111 BROAD STREET, South Side above the ** BAILEY HOUSE,” Nevada. pred shot diceases, speedily and radically a cured, nu matter of how long deration--Also, of ip Mercurial. Sufferings ! sor Charges. -. + MoDERATE : Consultations, Frere by letter. or otherwise. Strictly seeret and confidential. Office ours from . "tiee 9to 12 u.2to4p M., and 6to9r.mNevada, March 10th, 1563—tf an pees DONE in thrneatest styl. Pioncer Cs. ; Phe Yuba Gap Stage Line and Pas<~ LANGTON’SPIONEER EXPRESS,

TILL, on and. after the aS regular tri-weeklv trips, RRS DOWNIEVILLEto Sprikos, Antelope Springs, Washoe city, Ophir Works, Franktown, Carson city, Daytoh, Silver Leaying the office of Lanyg‘on’s Express, Downieville, every Passengers traveling this route will have but twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Downin readiness to receive and convey them to Vir ginia City, passing through asuccession of val roads inthe world; stopping atthe Hot Sulphur Springe, im Sierra Valley; and, also;—at the kee cadows, the greatest of tlie natural curiosities in Neyada Territory. The accommodations along this route, for the comfort of travelers, are tnsurpassed+y—anoth snow ; andthe proprictors of the Line guarantee every facility to those who desire to make a _At Carsonand Virginia citics, connection will be made with other lines to MIN For freight or passage. apply tothe offices. senger train carrying . \ 20th of May, 1862, make Sierra Valley,; Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat city Gold Hilland Virginia city. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. ieville to Sierrw# Valley, where the stages will be leys. and over one of the most beautiful natural famous-Steambhoat Springs, or Geysers-in Truc er; there Will be no delays, no trouble from pleasantand speedy journey. ¢ ESMERALDA & THE HUM30LDT PALMER. HANSCOM & CO., GOLDEN. STATE IRON WORKS !! ! i ANUFACTURE IRON CASTINGS i and : Machinery of all Kinds! KNOX’? AMALGAMA TORS: * A Special Department for Mantel Grates, Stove Works, Cal, dronms; etc. ete. “ Nos. 19 and 21 First Street, Heath & Brodie Crushers always on hand. San Franciseo, March 27th—3m SNOW TENT HOUSE. . A. SACK ETT, ..Managing Agent ee ling public will find the.table pro vided with everything the market affords and good clean Roomsand Beds. A, large Cor ral is connected with the Barn. Hay and Barley alwayson hand and sold at the lowest rates, Sasoned Lumber of all kinds: Shakes, Shingles, Laths, Matched Flooring, &e r sale. andseasoncd Sugar Pine, er freight to acraimento city. PLANTING, PRUNING. And Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Strawerry, and Plain and Urnamental Gardering ! THE subscriber offers his services to the citi zens of Nevada in any of the above branches, with the assurance that the work will bo weil and skilfuily performed. Terms modcrate. Or, ders left at the National Exchange—with T. ilolines, fruit dearer, &e., Commercial street, and at the office of the Transcript and of the Journal, will reeeive prompt attention. Nevada, Dee. 29, 1s62—tf THOS. A. SMITH. N. B.—Pruning with special reference to preyent an overgrowth of wood and to promo} early fruitfulness ; a er _ JOUN GHIMES, WILLIAM GIBBON, FASHION SALOON! . 13) Street, Virginia City. GRIMES & GIBSON,...-.Proprietors. Where choicest Wines, Liqus and Cigare will always be found atthe Karol the Fashion Attachedto the saioun areétwo first-class Bile jiard Tables. ~— oelt tf Read the Atlantic Papers and Periodicals !!!!'! hlily Iftye would know allaboatthe War! ) EAD aloud! and let your friends know U they can pet them at at . P. CHURCH & CO's. Paper and Periodical Store, Cor. of Pine an Broad Streets, Nevaea. — A. P. CHURCH & CO., _ . AVE ALE, THE LATE PUBLIC aAfhones COLDEN SYRUP ! SOS cite SBUGAKS. TeswiE. San. Francixeo Sayvar Refinery mi.* . 1,009 gallons of Golden Syrup FRESH every day—Vale Sherry color*’and Double Kefined— much superior to imported Syrup« : Also, 40,000 pounds patty of Crushel Pow dered and Coffce Crvehed Sugars, equal to any imported. This domestic Establishment disbur aes-six hundred thousand dollars per annum for duty, cual and wages. w'*hin the State Its p.0ducts faxceole by a. wrocers myZatf Boots and. Shoes Made and Repaired !! JOHN HOOK would informtis friends ead former pa ete ae trons that he has teken a shop on Commercial Street; { : ajoining Gea. Keeney’s Hardware store, and is prepared to manufactare to order, Boots and Shoes, on the most reasonablé Lermse: rd “Give me a trial and ¥ will guarantee satisfac tion. : ; Nevada, April Ist. bid eto eC Ba wy HEELER & WIESON, Boots repaired on the sliertest no-} London, 1862. ¢ MEDAL TO WHEELER & WILSON, PARIS PXHIBITION, 1861MEDAL TO . ~ Inited States First ‘Premium to Wheeler & Wilson 7 ? WHEELER & WILSON’S are universally acknowledged to be the : _Best-Family Sewing Machine in-Cse;And are the only Verfect Machines for Stitching, Binding, Hemming, Cording. Quilting, TPucking,Felling, Gath. ering and Embroidering, AS ALSO The most Economical Family Sewing Machines in use. i Call and-see the new Improvements or send fo a Circular. H.W. WADSWORTH, Agent. Cor. Montgomery and Sacramento sttects. White Sulphur Springs~-Napa County “TP HES favorite place of resort, purchased by us, . has been put in complete ‘order. We have also erected several Cottages, and are now pre pared to receive our friends and patrons. Order for Rooms, left at our office. nthe Criental Hotel attended to ALSTROM &CO. Proprietors. willbe promptly M ape? — CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. ( yus TO LINCOLN.—Passengersthro’ from Sacramento to Lincoln in two hours ! Freight through from Sacramento to Liucoly in three hours ! Ample facilities are now offered for the accom modation of the passenger and freight traffic o the Central road. Persons wishing to vieit Sac ramento for business or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. trainat Lincoln and arrive in the city so as to have from five to six hours’at their disposa, returning the same di/ Running of Trains: %. Vv. RR. R. AND C.C. R. RR. Leave SBacramento.....6.30 A, M, and 2, Leave Lincoln.....-+--5.)5 A. Mand 10.304, Freightand ?assenger Tariff. Through Passengers.. .+.ee++> Three Dollare Through Freigitt...sese++e «ee. Four Dellare C. L. WILSON Nov. 30th, 1861—tf . ERNEST, Bookbinder, Kelsey H. Building, Corner of Pine ond Commercia streets. Nevada. m25 tf UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada JOHN A. LAN S CASTER would inaT / form his friends aad. Tyee (Asef the publie generally that he has added extensivel* to his already large and elegant establishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles, Harness, &e. and is prepar ed to furnish as fine turn-outs as can be found in the State. ‘ Well trained, flect and caty Saddle Horses well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at all times. A long experience in the bus iness and an earnest desire to retain the confi dence of my friends, leads me to belfeve I wil! be able to give general satisfaction. Particular attention paid to Horses_on livery Carriages always in readiness with careful dri vers forthe use of parties, alls, &e. ‘The qual ity of my stock willpermit me to say that t 8 sceking pleasure or engaged on business would do wellto giveme a eall. People’s Steamship Line. CONNECTING PNIA -& NEW YORK, via Nicaragua. CALIFO shorter than any other route. THE fast and favorite double engine Steamship MOSES TAYLOR J.H. BLETHEN.c.ccccsccces ».e-Commander. Will be despatctod for BAN JUAN DEL SUR, From Mission street «wharf, San Francisco, At 9% o'clock, A M° punctually, on Wednesday, April 22d, 1863. Connecting at Greytown With the spletidid Steamship rELLINOLIS, £ 2,500 Tors. Reduced rates of passage and quick trips are secured by the re opeaing of the Nicaragua Route. ‘These steamers are unsurpassed for . Speed, : Cleanliness, and Safety. And every (ffort will be made to insure the comfart of passengers. ; For farther information or passage apply te1. K. ROBERTS, Agent No. 407 Washington strect, Opposite the Post Office. AGRICULTURALSOCIETY. . Cor. 2d-and J Sts., Sacramento. “AS issucd thestyle of HATS for -Fall and. Winter wear. As thisis the beat place in the State to procure a fine and fashionable tile, call on him and selectone from his” the largest stock in the country, atprices lower tnan at any other house, N. B,—Ordere from the country promptly attended to. Large assortment of Ladics’ Ware and Buggy Robes always on hand. sep-10 hiceealentiolll CROCKERY. FRENCH CHINA, GLASS WAKE SILVER PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, Ete. i PERCEY DOUCLAS, 421 Montgomery street SAN FRANCISCO, HAS THE) Largest and Best Assortment of Good : in that line té be found im the City, ALLOF WHICHAIE IS’ SELLING AT THE LOWEST PRICES, THOSE WHO BUY FOR CASH WILL FIND IT Greatly to their Advantage to give him call before purchasing elsewhere. San Francisco, Dec. 18th—jmidp State ‘Teachers’ Enatitute! STATE Teachers’ Institute called by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, will be held in San Francisco, commencing Mon day, May 4th 1863, and clositig on Saturday, mey wth. A course of free evenmg lectures on subject reining to Public Schools will be deli vered by the following lecturers: Rev. Thomas Star King, Geo. W, Minns, Esq., Prof, J. D. Whitney, State Geologist, Jno. B, Felton, Esq., Frederick Billings, Esq. exercises will” be conducted by a The dail te and experienced teachers and lecturcorps of ab cre. fhe California Steam Navigation Company will give free” passes over their limes, to all teachers and school officers who may desire to attend the Institute. Many of the Stage lines will be — generous, The Hotel Keepers of San Frauciseo will accommodate female teachers, attending tke Inatitute, at half the usunl rates _ ‘Teachers must obtain from the County Superintendents, or School Trustees, a cértifieate wiating their intention to attend the Institute, which will be recognised bys the officers of the Steamer and Stage lines. For particulars seé Institute Circulars, which can-be obtained trom County Superintendence of of Public Schools. JOUN SWETT Departmentof Instruction, April 10th, 1863.-§ PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THis METHOD OF Proclaiming to the. World ! os — THAT — : MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! Can be obtained at LOW RATES. at A. P. CHURCH & Co. Cor. of Vine and Broad Sts., Nevada. 2 AUMTOHO'S PRICE, Nevada. County, Cal., March 19, 1963. 4 Wee is hereby given that in accordance 4% with the Statute creating the Special Fund of Nevada county. and amendments thereto. kealed proposals for the surrender of unpaid County Warrants revistered on the General kund of the county, will be received by me up to the first Monday in May next. The estimated amount of nioney in the special Fund for redemption purposes is Six Thousand lL oillars. (See Statute 1859-—pages isi and 1skz, JOHNI.SYKES, _ Auditor Nevada county Pacific Mail Steamship Co. ee steamships will the month » -The followin > be dispatched fi April, 1863: = ST, LOUIS, Farnworth, Com'r, April 44, Golden Age, Wudson,. “6 “« -~29th, Sonora, Tapidge, -~* “ss 23d. From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9-0’clock, A.M. For Panama; * Paseengera will be conveyed from -Panama to ot vac by the Panama Railroad Company and from. ¥ +ptawallto New York by the Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Compan A. B, FORBES, Agent. am Franciseo, March 19th—td oa Cor. Sseramento & L~idesdorff sts. San Franciseo e To Hoiders of County Scrip! . ‘ of ©