April 5, 1863 (4 pages)

RDsupess from ree e lifornia. » the inrid t S, ION ! 10. evada. he Gold A Peal. contains @ order. rties to rtieulare LES, funnel ‘SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 5th. oiaestdedndat ealibieeieiedeinaniiebianedaeiemeneenemtain, = COLLECTING Taxes.—The Collector is collecting up the taxes on personal property, m accordance with & law that has oot been strictly adhered to in the past, By negleeting to collect the taxes on personal property as the law requires when the assessment was ‘made, the county. lest last year a considerable amount by persons re:noving and taking their property, money and goods, with them. Tne Collector hus determined that the same shall aot occur again, and is gu.ng to execute the law. By go.doing be wilt ¢ave consider“able to thé county and State i the way of . taxes, and also interest to the county by the quick application of funds to extinguish the . county debt. CP-Divine service will be held-at the Methodist and Congregational Churches this morning at 11 o'tlock and at 74 this evening. z EF McCue's stage for Virginia city will . . Seave to-day at 1 o'clock from their office oo Broad street, oppesite the National Exchange. HPT he Grass Valley National says a Chinaman, living down in Chinatown, was stabbed by Frank Hedge, on Friday evening, abvut 8 o'clock. We learnthat Hodge was drunk and had got into a difficulty with a Chinawoman, when a Chinaman interfered and Frank stabbed him.—We-ealled—te see the Chinaman this morning; he was not suffering much from the wound, which is in the right shoulder, and is not considered a dan~ gerousone. Hodge is now in charge of an officer ‘awaiting an examination. CPF Attention is called to the advertise. anent of ‘‘A’ Fine Residence for Sale,” in another column. It. is ‘the property of Dr. H. Hunt, on Aristocracy Hill, and is offered for sale on reasonable terme. PERSONAL.—Our old friend George Daw~ ron, formerly connected with the Bulletin, did us the honor-to call: yeaterduy. He was formerly a resident of Nevada, and knowing the proper way te go to Washoe, came by his old “stamping ground.” Mr. Dawson is about to go tu Mexico as superintendent of @ silver-mine-and is on his way to Virginin * eity for the purpose of studying the modes of extracting silver adopted at that place. TERRITORIAL ENTERPRIZE.—Tom-Hen= ry favored ng yesterday with a Territorial Enterprize but thirty hours old. It. reports the new shaft in the Gould & Curry struck native silver in which a, few specks of quartz aight be discovered with a microscope. ms 4, te The following dispatch was received from Sacramento last ever ing : ‘ The Nevada and Yuba Debt Bill was in‘definitely postponed. Vote 13 to 6. EP The ladies of the Methodist Church elaered $223 by their recent supper. ~ a Our wld friend, Mat. Funston, an« nounces himself a candidate for City Assess eor, at the next May election. Sie AN extensive series of experiments is about to be made in France with the typetelegraph invented by M. Bonnelli, by which 500 despatches of 23 words eaeh can be printed withiu an hour. Should the experiments prove satisiactory, it is ‘intended to introduce this telegraph on the principal railway lines in France. SLaves.—In obedience w a requisition of the Governor of Virginia for slaves to work en fortifications, the Henrico County Court has made an apportionment among 166 slaveholders in that county, and called for 279 slaves. This ie for one eounty, and serves / to show hew much the rebels depend upon their slaves. W. W. Mourpny, Exe@., United States Consul at Frankiurt-~on-the-Maine, has transmitted to the Secretary of State-severa . large boxes filled with linen, lint, bandages . and woolen socks, contributed by friends and relatives of German soldiers in the Union army. ~ Consul Murphy writes that great sympathy for the Union cause existe through~ out Germany. Tr is estimated that the eptire milk erep of the United States, for the year 1862 reached $160,000,0C0. The waterasndwilk crop waa inestimable! QUICKSILVER iN Napa.—The Phenix Mills, at the head of Pope Valley, in Nepa eounty, are in successful operation. There Were two ship. nents from these bil's of mers WATCHES, : CLOCKS. . on zi JEWELRY, Cc. W. YOUNG'S, No, 37 Commercial Street, Nevada city. ’ §PENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. DR. DAVIS, OFFICE, 111 BROAD STREET, South Side above the * BAILEY HOUSE,” Sa ee . ! eee QIRIVATE diceases 4 moby A and cured, nv matter of how Also, of xr Mercurial Sufferings ! Charges, -= = _MopERATE!— Consultations, FREE by letter or otherwise.— Strictly secret and confiacntial. Office hours from, 9to 12 M.;2to4P M., and 6to 9P-M.! Nevada, March 10th, 1563—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical-and Mechanical Dentist, . Office—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, -4 I would inform my friends and all wishing my. services that 1AM PREPARED to attenithose favoring me with a call. at al) hours. feeth after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. I WILL WARRANT ALL WORE Done at this Office, ta be performed in 1 MORE SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given. than elsewhere in ‘is vicinity, otherwise nc charge will bemade My charges are mode rate, and to suit the times. I am permanently focated in this place. radically long duration.-E. H. GAYLORD. DISTRICT ATTORNEY : 1.L practice nalithe courts of Nevada county. Otfiee at the Court House Nevada, Oct 13th, 1861. FAST FREIGHT LINE !SN ny AM NOW PREPARED TO FORward Pachages and Goods of all Kind ! —TO— VIRGINIA: CITY! . ——e— fhrough from Nevata tr 3-daysett : ‘THOS. HENRY. Forwarding & Commission Merchant, At Weaver & €o., No 59 Broad St., Nevada. Nevada, Feb. ist, 1863—tf — MILLITARY NOTICE! ’ NEVADA, March 31st, 1863. Tothe Hon. The County Judge of Nevada County : ‘. HE undersigned citizens of: the. United 4 States, and residents aud citizens of Nevada couniy, respectfully represent that we are desi rous Of, organizing ourselves intoa Volunteer Military Company, under the laws of this State end in accordance with the provisions thereuf. -We therefore request) your Monor willappointsome suitable persdn, resident of Nevada county, to open a book for the entry of the nam: s of those desirous cf joining said com pany aud taking such other st¢psas may. be required for the perfection of such organization. A. H. Hanson, \Wm. H. Weeks, Onas. C. Leavitt, Jacob Rich, . A. G. Pier, . Julius Dreifuss, Wm. F. Evens, . W. E. Pressey, Jno, A. Lancaster, Ed. Bean, Chas. Marsh, \M.b. Deal, _ »Henry Philip, vu. Fitz-William, W. H. Crawford, L. F. Rowell, Jno. McAllister, R. O. Hickman, 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. C. Wickes, G. B. McKee, R. B.Geatry, R. H Parquhar, M. J McCu.chan, T.H: Roife, Jas. H. Stebbins, W.E. F. Deal, H. Cummings, R. M. Hunc, E. &. Marselus, A. H. Irish, Racine Hint, Ole Torson, . . W. HB. Davidson, . J.N. Turner, 'Chas. Kent, Geo. A. Weaver, \A. P. Church, . IN CHAMBER'S COUNTY JUDGE, Nevada county, March Jist, 1863. The application of A. H. Hanson, Charles A. Leavitt and Forty-four others residents of Nevadacounty, having this day been laid before said applicants, being desirous of organizing . thernseives~ into a Volumteer Miliary Company. underthe laws of th‘s State. and said applicants requesting thet such action may be taken by che County Judie of Nevadacounty, as to enable said persons to perfect their organ” zatiuD asgguch military company. Now,—tnerefore, it is ordered that Charles Marsh, hsq., ot Nevada city, be and_hy is hereby appointed to opena Sutiable Kook of Keeord in which to epter the names of the persons volunteering in-said company ; anditis further ordered that he do give dur notice as by law required of. the time and place of meeting of said persons’ thus voiuntecring for the purpose of perfecting said organization. . Witness my hand this 3!st day of March A-p. ° DAVivDBELDEN, County Judge Nevada county. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. TREASURER’S OFFICE, NEVADA, April, ist, 1863. LL persons holding Warrants drawn on the General Fund of Nevada county. and registered between July ist. 1861, and January ist, 1562, are requested to present the same for payment, Interest on the same ceases at the date of this advertisement. : rs E. G. WAITE, cury a sboit time since. . ted_by Col. Delancy. "4 lish Janus, dam by Fox, x d-by the Bald Galloj aud HAD NO COMPETITORS. iT WO BIT HOUSE! (MILWAUKEE BREWERY THR THOROUGH BRED HORSE RIFLEMAN, —wq ,Will stamd for Mares this sea.at Doll’s Ranch; widway on main road between Red Bluff and up to August jst. z Pedigree—Rificmaa, b h, bred by John H. Cooper, of Fayette eo., Ky. in 1855. Got by Imp Glencoe, out of the dam Frazier and. Markeman 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 ed Biackburn’s Whip. g g¢ 4 Maria, by craig’s Aifred. ¢ ¢ g-d the celebrated Prior mare. Sumpter was by Sir Archy, out of a sister to the dam ef fhornton’s Rattler, by Imp. Robin Bendbenaste 8 Be Ghererity, gg Old Slamerkin by Imp Wilda att the mare Cub,impor‘ irginia in 1767. ~ Buzzard. was im ‘h¥ 1787 ; got by Woodker, dam by Dux ; Curiosity by Snap ; Regaus ; Godolphin Arab, SN ¥ imp Janus was foaled in 1746, and gut by Engway. ’ Giewces was bred by the Earl of Jersey. in 183l,.aad wontwo thopsand guineas. Riddiesworth and Goodwood Cup in ISI. 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 war imported into the United States by James Jackson. in 1837. Got 4 Sultah, out-of Trampoline, by Tramp; Web. by Waxy : Penelope, by Trumpeter ; Prunella, by Highflyer ; Promise, by Snap; Julia, by. Blank: Specta. tor sdam, by Partner; Bonhy Laws, by Bay Balton ; Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, ‘lurk ; Taffolet a Barb ; Place’s White Turk ; Natural Barb Rifleman, atthe State Fair of 1862, took the first premium for thurough-bred horses,and was entered for the sweepstakes for thorough-breds. gor Persons sending mares from a distance can rely upon, their stocks reeciving careful and heared attention by experienced men, and sing provided with ample enclosed pasturage, and without extra charge, during the season, of the best quality, but at the ser of the owners. : « G@. DOLL, April 1st. Réd Bluff 107 Broad Street, Nevada City. a THE undersigned takes thiis method ess.) Of informing his friendsand the public. , that he is still at his old stand, on Broad street, at the “Old trooklyn House,”’ where he will serve, .a good square meal. for two bits. Also, a wood bed for the same price. — Board and Lodging, $6 a week, jazz : H PYRMONT. -_ CROCKERY. FRE*ce CHINA, GLASS WAKE SILVER PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, Ete. PERCEY DOUCLAS, . 421 Montgemery street _—_SAN FRANCISLO,; HAS THE} Largest and Best Assortment of Good im that line to be found imthe City, ALL OF WHICH HE 1S8’SELLING AT THE LOWEST PRICES, . TH OSE WHO BUY FOR CASH — . WILL FINDIT Greatly. to. their Advantage to give him call before purchasing elsewhere. San Francisco, Lec. 18th—5mAdp M. GCREENHOOD, FORWARDING, STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. : Carpenter's Building, Front St. bet. L. & M. SACRAMENTO. HAVE made my arrangements to ferward goods to 4 NEVADA COUNTY, : NEVADA TERRITORY, ESMERALD#® AND: HUMBOLDT. I have aleo Agents at the principal Railroad Depots. which will ensure satisfactory and epecdy dispatch of all goods intrusted to my care at the lowestrolling freight.i Mark your goods : “CARE‘OF M. G.,.8AC.” Rr To avoid mistakes, send steamer receipt. Sacramento, March 6th, 1883.No. AG Spring Street. NEVADA. L. W. DREYFUSS, Toald inform the citizens of Nevada coun} W ty and his friends, that he isin full blast and ready to receive orders Yr that delicious beverage, Lager Beer, which he will sell as low as any Krewery in the county apis BLAZE’S SALVJON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Good Drink,,. GO TO BLAZE'S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf . : New Orleans Fruit Store! ! No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada. MICHELE CICATO, Fruit and Confectionery Store. Dried and Green Fruits of all kinds, wholesale send re\ ; : ‘Treasurer of Nevada County. CALIFORNIA & NEW YORK, via Nicaragua. = 750 miles shorter than any other route. _ THE. fast and favorite double engine Steamship MOSES TAYLOR J-H. BLETHEN.<:..<).0 Commander. Will be despateled for SAN JUAN DEL SUR}_ From Mission street wharf, San Franciaco,, .At 0 o’clock, A-M. punctually, on ° Wednesday, April 22d, 1863. Connecting at Greytown. _ © With the splendid steamship er ILLUINOIs, «&2,500 Tons. 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 effort will be made to insure the comfort of passengers, e : : 7 For furtlicr Mformiation or passage apply to 1. K. ROBERTS, Agent. No. 407 Washington street, Opposite the Post Office. San Francisco, March 19th—td A862! IS62!! i868!!! . A. LAMOTT HATTER! Cor. 2d and J Sts.; Sacvamento. H’ issued thestyle of HA'FS for Fall and L Wintcr wear athisis the best place in the State to. procure a fine and fashionable tile, callon hith and select-onefrom.is the largest stock in the country, at prices lower .nan at any other housc, N. B.—Ordere from the country promptly attended to. Large assortment of Paice’ bars and Buggy Robes always on hand sep10 ‘CEO. E. WITHINGTON, Sign and Ornamental Painter, House Painting promptly attended to. Dealer in Paper Hangings, Curtain Fixtures, &c. At the toot of Broad Street, Nevada. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry . And Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City eee ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL1 , to order. Castings and Machinery of eve description. Quartz Machinery construct. fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Buildyn,, Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt and : Horse Power and Car Wheels. All orders filled promptly.and at a8 1oW raves as uny estaplish ment in Sacramento or San Francisco—freigh added. " Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM. CHARLES DUNN, Jr, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( FFICK—In Kidd's Building, adjoining the office of McConnell & Garber, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. . : Dec: 17—tf : A. P. CHURCH & CO., HAS a large stock of Blank Books Stationery. Cutlery, Music, Musieal Instruments, School Books. &c. &e. i: ‘ PIONEER COtIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, 1) 74°8* in Cigars, Tobacco, GenuJF ime Meerschaum Pipes &o. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N: B. Store closed from Friday evening to aturday evening. BAILEY HOUSE, Broad Street, Nevada. NAT. BAILEY, WOULD inform bis old friends and ves the public tiat he has taken the above tt) house and is now ready to accommodate AL all who favor him with their patronage. THE ROOMS Have all been furnished with the best of Beds and Furniture, inferior to none in the mountalis, THE TABLE Will at all times be furnished wiih the best the market afiords THE PRICES ; Will be as reasonable ae any house in the city. ar ‘The House will be kept open all night, te" NO LIQUORS SOLD. 4 Give me a call, and I will guarantee satisfaction. NAT. BAILEY, Nevada, Feb. 10th, 18°3, ys Proprietor. _ DR. DAVIS, ICENTIATE of the Hall, Member of the a College ot Surgeons, London. Office, 111 broad street, South side above the *Bailey House,”’ Nevada. Consultations -apy res March 10th, 1863—tf Gratis . ! Pacific Mail Steamship Co. 8T, LOUIs, Farnworth, Com’r, April 3d, GeldenAge, Hudson, “ “ 13th, Sonora, Lapidge, és se 25d. From Folsom St. Wharf,at 9 o’clock, A. M. For Panama. . Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to A+pinwall by thePabama Railroad Company and fron. / spmwallto New York bv the Atlantic and Pacific inementy Compan? ; A. b. FORBES, Agent. ‘Cor. Sacramento & Lridesdorff sts. San Francisco Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon \FEFICE, corner of Pine and Broad Strecta, Flagg’s Building, (up stasrs.) oH. HILL ER pays pa*ticularly attention to cases of Midwifery. «nd ali Discases of long tail. Pipes, Tobacco, Cigars, ete. J Nevada, March 2sth—tfstanding. * 5 Nev. June 18th 410 People’s Steamship Line. be Public Patronage salicited. Bark Milla; 7 . The following steamships will : be dispatched fe the month of Aprils 1863: d i Ze At MACKIE, — HENRY Pinu. H. MACKIE & CO., (Successors to C. W. Mulford.)in cinco At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. OLD DUsT bought at tlie Highest Rates Sight Cheeks on Franciseo and Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sume to suit. j Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. S. Mint for Assay or Coinage. a page ba bought at the Highest Rates. ney for 1 4 Tire. ale it ge gay — Fire ¢ GEORGE W. KIDD, BA LIECER, in the Granite Building, Broad Street; Nevada: Gi DUST Purchased at the Tf t Mar» and liberal advances made on Dust r Assay or for Coinage at the U.S orward int. Sizht-Checke on San Franciaeo and Sacramento Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rate liections made, and State and County See urities purchased at the highest Market value Nevada, March 7. 1861-tf GEO. A. WEAVER, J. W. CLARK, ~ Fevada. San Francinco. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. Wane and retail, dealers In GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING. TOOLS, &c., &c.’ Have taken the Stand formerly eccupied by WEAVER & NEW. sind AGT beatae paenatimh Pott tof a.com. i most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of Xr Goods delivered free ef charge. : WEAVER &CO. Nevada, March, 18th 1862. .G. W. KIDD, C, ©. LEAVITT, A. H. HANaox A. H. HANSON & CO., UCCESSORS TO T. ELLARD BEANS ae WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS. ty. Liquors, Nails, Powder, Quicksilver, Mining ‘TOOLS, ETC, No52 Broad Street, Nevada, ——-e $F Gocds delivered Free of Charge. — de7 ‘FAMILY GROCERY STORE. A. BARUH, No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cat. Informs the public that he will keep constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vege« tables, Coffee, Case Gonds, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found In astore of that kind. His articles are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— mercial street. Nevada, Nov. 16th. BAKER & WYMORE,. DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. © jeer MEATS, of ALI, KINDs on hand and r sale at Cheap rates. cash. Goods delivered Free efCharge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. WoOoD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sate cheap forcash. Ajtf TIMMONS & CO., DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, No. 40 Main Street. Gregory bs ‘Revise’s old @tand. —? Nevada, Dee. 2nd, 1862. DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commercial Street, Nevada. THOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALlers in j GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, ir Gooda Delivered Fares of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No. 6 Commercial street. c<. MASEL & CO., (Successors to Chas Kent.) J.C.MASEL&CO., t fully inform their * riends po i. ound at the above plece, where’ they kcep Ga hand the best quality of Amer. am Beef, Pork, Muttoa, Corned Beef and bork. Live Beet Cattle always for sdic Co areas onable price ; Retail Dealers furnished with Beef at low rates. He solicits a coutinuapee of the very liberal patrenage heretorore received. Nevada, May 2sthLf CENERE MARKET, NO. 2 Commercial Street, Two doors below the TRANSCKIPT office BULACHER & KRAFT. plied with the choicest meats of all kinds, and customers will be attended with out amoment’s delay . Nevada. Sept 34.—im TREES! TREES!! ppleand ever . Of the choicest varictics. 39 varieties Of im orted English Goosberrys — Shrubs-of every ‘kiad. Yor sale at reasonable prices M $ MARSHALL N. B—Leave your orders at Dr. Kent's Drug Store, or at Murvnall’s Kanch, Grane Valley. j16 ‘NILES SEAKLS. E Attorneys and Counselors at Law, fiice—Lroad street Kidd’s building ay" Niles Searls, Commissioner. of Deeds for j Nevada Territory. ; : A. ©. Nikae Groceries, Provisions, mtn tinte” Mgcaitathe: Ife can always be found at his old stand on Comublic that they can slways be — FRESU MEATS “¢F ALL kinds, at Wholesale and Ketail.— This Market, is eontinuaily sup ih Pene Pear, Plum, Cherny: ie * wae kind plete Stock of Goods, which wil-be sold at _

RDsupess from ree e lifornia. » the inrid t S, ION ! 10. evada. he Gold A Peal. contains @ order. rties to rtieulare LES, funnel ‘SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 5th. oiaestdedndat ealibieeieiedeinaniiebianedaeiemeneenemtain, = COLLECTING Taxes.—The Collector is collecting up the taxes on personal property, m accordance with & law that has oot been strictly adhered to in the past, By negleeting to collect the taxes on personal property as the law requires when the assessment was ‘made, the county. lest last year a considerable amount by persons re:noving and taking their property, money and goods, with them. Tne Collector hus determined that the same shall aot occur again, and is gu.ng to execute the law. By go.doing be wilt ¢ave consider“able to thé county and State i the way of . taxes, and also interest to the county by the quick application of funds to extinguish the . county debt. CP-Divine service will be held-at the Methodist and Congregational Churches this morning at 11 o'tlock and at 74 this evening. z EF McCue's stage for Virginia city will . . Seave to-day at 1 o'clock from their office oo Broad street, oppesite the National Exchange. HPT he Grass Valley National says a Chinaman, living down in Chinatown, was stabbed by Frank Hedge, on Friday evening, abvut 8 o'clock. We learnthat Hodge was drunk and had got into a difficulty with a Chinawoman, when a Chinaman interfered and Frank stabbed him.—We-ealled—te see the Chinaman this morning; he was not suffering much from the wound, which is in the right shoulder, and is not considered a dan~ gerousone. Hodge is now in charge of an officer ‘awaiting an examination. CPF Attention is called to the advertise. anent of ‘‘A’ Fine Residence for Sale,” in another column. It. is ‘the property of Dr. H. Hunt, on Aristocracy Hill, and is offered for sale on reasonable terme. PERSONAL.—Our old friend George Daw~ ron, formerly connected with the Bulletin, did us the honor-to call: yeaterduy. He was formerly a resident of Nevada, and knowing the proper way te go to Washoe, came by his old “stamping ground.” Mr. Dawson is about to go tu Mexico as superintendent of @ silver-mine-and is on his way to Virginin * eity for the purpose of studying the modes of extracting silver adopted at that place. TERRITORIAL ENTERPRIZE.—Tom-Hen= ry favored ng yesterday with a Territorial Enterprize but thirty hours old. It. reports the new shaft in the Gould & Curry struck native silver in which a, few specks of quartz aight be discovered with a microscope. ms 4, te The following dispatch was received from Sacramento last ever ing : ‘ The Nevada and Yuba Debt Bill was in‘definitely postponed. Vote 13 to 6. EP The ladies of the Methodist Church elaered $223 by their recent supper. ~ a Our wld friend, Mat. Funston, an« nounces himself a candidate for City Assess eor, at the next May election. Sie AN extensive series of experiments is about to be made in France with the typetelegraph invented by M. Bonnelli, by which 500 despatches of 23 words eaeh can be printed withiu an hour. Should the experiments prove satisiactory, it is ‘intended to introduce this telegraph on the principal railway lines in France. SLaves.—In obedience w a requisition of the Governor of Virginia for slaves to work en fortifications, the Henrico County Court has made an apportionment among 166 slaveholders in that county, and called for 279 slaves. This ie for one eounty, and serves / to show hew much the rebels depend upon their slaves. W. W. Mourpny, Exe@., United States Consul at Frankiurt-~on-the-Maine, has transmitted to the Secretary of State-severa . large boxes filled with linen, lint, bandages . and woolen socks, contributed by friends and relatives of German soldiers in the Union army. ~ Consul Murphy writes that great sympathy for the Union cause existe through~ out Germany. Tr is estimated that the eptire milk erep of the United States, for the year 1862 reached $160,000,0C0. The waterasndwilk crop waa inestimable! QUICKSILVER iN Napa.—The Phenix Mills, at the head of Pope Valley, in Nepa eounty, are in successful operation. There Were two ship. nents from these bil's of mers WATCHES, : CLOCKS. . on zi JEWELRY, Cc. W. YOUNG'S, No, 37 Commercial Street, Nevada city. ’ §PENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. DR. DAVIS, OFFICE, 111 BROAD STREET, South Side above the * BAILEY HOUSE,” Sa ee . ! eee QIRIVATE diceases 4 moby A and cured, nv matter of how Also, of xr Mercurial Sufferings ! Charges, -= = _MopERATE!— Consultations, FREE by letter or otherwise.— Strictly secret and confiacntial. Office hours from, 9to 12 M.;2to4P M., and 6to 9P-M.! Nevada, March 10th, 1563—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical-and Mechanical Dentist, . Office—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, -4 I would inform my friends and all wishing my. services that 1AM PREPARED to attenithose favoring me with a call. at al) hours. feeth after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. I WILL WARRANT ALL WORE Done at this Office, ta be performed in 1 MORE SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given. than elsewhere in ‘is vicinity, otherwise nc charge will bemade My charges are mode rate, and to suit the times. I am permanently focated in this place. radically long duration.-E. H. GAYLORD. DISTRICT ATTORNEY : 1.L practice nalithe courts of Nevada county. Otfiee at the Court House Nevada, Oct 13th, 1861. FAST FREIGHT LINE !SN ny AM NOW PREPARED TO FORward Pachages and Goods of all Kind ! —TO— VIRGINIA: CITY! . ——e— fhrough from Nevata tr 3-daysett : ‘THOS. HENRY. Forwarding & Commission Merchant, At Weaver & €o., No 59 Broad St., Nevada. Nevada, Feb. ist, 1863—tf — MILLITARY NOTICE! ’ NEVADA, March 31st, 1863. Tothe Hon. The County Judge of Nevada County : ‘. HE undersigned citizens of: the. United 4 States, and residents aud citizens of Nevada couniy, respectfully represent that we are desi rous Of, organizing ourselves intoa Volunteer Military Company, under the laws of this State end in accordance with the provisions thereuf. -We therefore request) your Monor willappointsome suitable persdn, resident of Nevada county, to open a book for the entry of the nam: s of those desirous cf joining said com pany aud taking such other st¢psas may. be required for the perfection of such organization. A. H. Hanson, \Wm. H. Weeks, Onas. C. Leavitt, Jacob Rich, . A. G. Pier, . Julius Dreifuss, Wm. F. Evens, . W. E. Pressey, Jno, A. Lancaster, Ed. Bean, Chas. Marsh, \M.b. Deal, _ »Henry Philip, vu. Fitz-William, W. H. Crawford, L. F. Rowell, Jno. McAllister, R. O. Hickman, 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. C. Wickes, G. B. McKee, R. B.Geatry, R. H Parquhar, M. J McCu.chan, T.H: Roife, Jas. H. Stebbins, W.E. F. Deal, H. Cummings, R. M. Hunc, E. &. Marselus, A. H. Irish, Racine Hint, Ole Torson, . . W. HB. Davidson, . J.N. Turner, 'Chas. Kent, Geo. A. Weaver, \A. P. Church, . IN CHAMBER'S COUNTY JUDGE, Nevada county, March Jist, 1863. The application of A. H. Hanson, Charles A. Leavitt and Forty-four others residents of Nevadacounty, having this day been laid before said applicants, being desirous of organizing . thernseives~ into a Volumteer Miliary Company. underthe laws of th‘s State. and said applicants requesting thet such action may be taken by che County Judie of Nevadacounty, as to enable said persons to perfect their organ” zatiuD asgguch military company. Now,—tnerefore, it is ordered that Charles Marsh, hsq., ot Nevada city, be and_hy is hereby appointed to opena Sutiable Kook of Keeord in which to epter the names of the persons volunteering in-said company ; anditis further ordered that he do give dur notice as by law required of. the time and place of meeting of said persons’ thus voiuntecring for the purpose of perfecting said organization. . Witness my hand this 3!st day of March A-p. ° DAVivDBELDEN, County Judge Nevada county. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. TREASURER’S OFFICE, NEVADA, April, ist, 1863. LL persons holding Warrants drawn on the General Fund of Nevada county. and registered between July ist. 1861, and January ist, 1562, are requested to present the same for payment, Interest on the same ceases at the date of this advertisement. : rs E. G. WAITE, cury a sboit time since. . ted_by Col. Delancy. "4 lish Janus, dam by Fox, x d-by the Bald Galloj aud HAD NO COMPETITORS. iT WO BIT HOUSE! (MILWAUKEE BREWERY THR THOROUGH BRED HORSE RIFLEMAN, —wq ,Will stamd for Mares this sea.at Doll’s Ranch; widway on main road between Red Bluff and up to August jst. z Pedigree—Rificmaa, b h, bred by John H. Cooper, of Fayette eo., Ky. in 1855. Got by Imp Glencoe, out of the dam Frazier and. Markeman 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 ed Biackburn’s Whip. g g¢ 4 Maria, by craig’s Aifred. ¢ ¢ g-d the celebrated Prior mare. Sumpter was by Sir Archy, out of a sister to the dam ef fhornton’s Rattler, by Imp. Robin Bendbenaste 8 Be Ghererity, gg Old Slamerkin by Imp Wilda att the mare Cub,impor‘ irginia in 1767. ~ Buzzard. was im ‘h¥ 1787 ; got by Woodker, dam by Dux ; Curiosity by Snap ; Regaus ; Godolphin Arab, SN ¥ imp Janus was foaled in 1746, and gut by Engway. ’ Giewces was bred by the Earl of Jersey. in 183l,.aad wontwo thopsand guineas. Riddiesworth and Goodwood Cup in ISI. 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 war imported into the United States by James Jackson. in 1837. Got 4 Sultah, out-of Trampoline, by Tramp; Web. by Waxy : Penelope, by Trumpeter ; Prunella, by Highflyer ; Promise, by Snap; Julia, by. Blank: Specta. tor sdam, by Partner; Bonhy Laws, by Bay Balton ; Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, ‘lurk ; Taffolet a Barb ; Place’s White Turk ; Natural Barb Rifleman, atthe State Fair of 1862, took the first premium for thurough-bred horses,and was entered for the sweepstakes for thorough-breds. gor Persons sending mares from a distance can rely upon, their stocks reeciving careful and heared attention by experienced men, and sing provided with ample enclosed pasturage, and without extra charge, during the season, of the best quality, but at the ser of the owners. : « G@. DOLL, April 1st. Réd Bluff 107 Broad Street, Nevada City. a THE undersigned takes thiis method ess.) Of informing his friendsand the public. , that he is still at his old stand, on Broad street, at the “Old trooklyn House,”’ where he will serve, .a good square meal. for two bits. Also, a wood bed for the same price. — Board and Lodging, $6 a week, jazz : H PYRMONT. -_ CROCKERY. FRE*ce CHINA, GLASS WAKE SILVER PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, Ete. PERCEY DOUCLAS, . 421 Montgemery street _—_SAN FRANCISLO,; HAS THE}

Largest and Best Assortment of Good im that line to be found imthe City, ALL OF WHICH HE 1S8’SELLING AT THE LOWEST PRICES, . TH OSE WHO BUY FOR CASH — . WILL FINDIT Greatly. to. their Advantage to give him call before purchasing elsewhere. San Francisco, Lec. 18th—5mAdp M. GCREENHOOD, FORWARDING, STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. : Carpenter's Building, Front St. bet. L. & M. SACRAMENTO. HAVE made my arrangements to ferward goods to 4 NEVADA COUNTY, : NEVADA TERRITORY, ESMERALD#® AND: HUMBOLDT. I have aleo Agents at the principal Railroad Depots. which will ensure satisfactory and epecdy dispatch of all goods intrusted to my care at the lowestrolling freight.i Mark your goods : “CARE‘OF M. G.,.8AC.” Rr To avoid mistakes, send steamer receipt. Sacramento, March 6th, 1883.No. AG Spring Street. NEVADA. L. W. DREYFUSS, Toald inform the citizens of Nevada coun} W ty and his friends, that he isin full blast and ready to receive orders Yr that delicious beverage, Lager Beer, which he will sell as low as any Krewery in the county apis BLAZE’S SALVJON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Good Drink,,. GO TO BLAZE'S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf . : New Orleans Fruit Store! ! No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada. MICHELE CICATO, Fruit and Confectionery Store. Dried and Green Fruits of all kinds, wholesale send re\ ; : ‘Treasurer of Nevada County. CALIFORNIA & NEW YORK, via Nicaragua. = 750 miles shorter than any other route. _ THE. fast and favorite double engine Steamship MOSES TAYLOR J-H. BLETHEN..<:...<)..0 Commander. Will be despateled for SAN JUAN DEL SUR}_ From Mission street wharf, San Franciaco,, .At 0 o’clock, A-M. punctually, on ° Wednesday, April 22d, 1863. Connecting at Greytown. _ © With the splendid steamship er ILLUINOIs, «&2,500 Tons. 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 effort will be made to insure the comfort of passengers, e : : 7 For furtlicr Mformiation or passage apply to 1. K. ROBERTS, Agent. No. 407 Washington street, Opposite the Post Office. San Francisco, March 19th—td A862! IS62!! i868!!! . A. LAMOTT HATTER! Cor. 2d and J Sts.; Sacvamento. H’ issued thestyle of HA'FS for Fall and L Wintcr wear athisis the best place in the State to. procure a fine and fashionable tile, callon hith and select-onefrom.is the largest stock in the country, at prices lower .nan at any other housc, N. B.—Ordere from the country promptly attended to. Large assortment of Paice’ bars and Buggy Robes always on hand sep10 ‘CEO. E. WITHINGTON, Sign and Ornamental Painter, House Painting promptly attended to. Dealer in Paper Hangings, Curtain Fixtures, &c. At the toot of Broad Street, Nevada. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry . And Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City eee ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL1 , to order. Castings and Machinery of eve description. Quartz Machinery construct. fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Buildyn,, Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt and : Horse Power and Car Wheels. All orders filled promptly.and at a8 1oW raves as uny estaplish ment in Sacramento or San Francisco—freigh added. " Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM. CHARLES DUNN, Jr, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( FFICK—In Kidd's Building, adjoining the office of McConnell & Garber, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. . : Dec: 17—tf : A. P. CHURCH & CO., HAS a large stock of Blank Books Stationery. Cutlery, Music, Musieal Instruments, School Books. &c. &e. i: ‘ PIONEER COtIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, 1) 74°8* in Cigars, Tobacco, GenuJF ime Meerschaum Pipes &o. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N: B. Store closed from Friday evening to aturday evening. BAILEY HOUSE, Broad Street, Nevada. NAT. BAILEY, WOULD inform bis old friends and ves the public tiat he has taken the above tt) house and is now ready to accommodate AL all who favor him with their patronage. THE ROOMS Have all been furnished with the best of Beds and Furniture, inferior to none in the mountalis, THE TABLE Will at all times be furnished wiih the best the market afiords THE PRICES ; Will be as reasonable ae any house in the city. ar ‘The House will be kept open all night, te" NO LIQUORS SOLD. 4 Give me a call, and I will guarantee satisfaction. NAT. BAILEY, Nevada, Feb. 10th, 18°3, ys Proprietor. _ DR. DAVIS, ICENTIATE of the Hall, Member of the a College ot Surgeons, London. Office, 111 broad street, South side above the *Bailey House,”’ Nevada. Consultations -apy res March 10th, 1863—tf Gratis . ! Pacific Mail Steamship Co. 8T, LOUIs, Farnworth, Com’r, April 3d, GeldenAge, Hudson, “ “ 13th, Sonora, Lapidge, és se 25d. From Folsom St. Wharf,at 9 o’clock, A. M. For Panama. . Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to A+pinwall by thePabama Railroad Company and fron. / spmwallto New York bv the Atlantic and Pacific inementy Compan? ; A. b. FORBES, Agent. ‘Cor. Sacramento & Lridesdorff sts. San Francisco Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon \FEFICE, corner of Pine and Broad Strecta, Flagg’s Building, (up stasrs.) oH. HILL ER pays pa*ticularly attention to cases of Midwifery. «nd ali Discases of long tail. Pipes, Tobacco, Cigars, ete. J Nevada, March 2sth—tfstanding. * 5 Nev. June 18th 410 People’s Steamship Line. be Public Patronage salicited. Bark Milla; 7 . The following steamships will : be dispatched fe the month of Aprils 1863: d i Ze At MACKIE, — HENRY Pinu. H. MACKIE & CO., (Successors to C. W. Mulford.)in cinco At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. OLD DUsT bought at tlie Highest Rates Sight Cheeks on Franciseo and Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sume to suit. j Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. S. Mint for Assay or Coinage. a page ba bought at the Highest Rates. ney for 1 4 Tire. ale it ge gay — Fire ¢ GEORGE W. KIDD, BA LIECER, in the Granite Building, Broad Street; Nevada: Gi DUST Purchased at the Tf t Mar» and liberal advances made on Dust r Assay or for Coinage at the U.S orward int. Sizht-Checke on San Franciaeo and Sacramento Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rate liections made, and State and County See urities purchased at the highest Market value Nevada, March 7. 1861-tf GEO. A. WEAVER, J. W. CLARK, ~ Fevada. San Francinco. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. Wane and retail, dealers In GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING. TOOLS, &c., &c.’ Have taken the Stand formerly eccupied by WEAVER & NEW. sind AGT beatae paenatimh Pott tof a.com. i most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of Xr Goods delivered free ef charge. : WEAVER &CO. Nevada, March, 18th 1862. .G. W. KIDD, C, ©. LEAVITT, A. H. HANaox A. H. HANSON & CO., UCCESSORS TO T. ELLARD BEANS ae WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS. ty. Liquors, Nails, Powder, Quicksilver, Mining ‘TOOLS, ETC, No52 Broad Street, Nevada, ——-e $F Gocds delivered Free of Charge. — de7 ‘FAMILY GROCERY STORE. A. BARUH, No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cat. Informs the public that he will keep constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vege« tables, Coffee, Case Gonds, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found In astore of that kind. His articles are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— mercial street. Nevada, Nov. 16th. BAKER & WYMORE,. DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. © jeer MEATS, of ALI, KINDs on hand and r sale at Cheap rates. cash. Goods delivered Free efCharge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. WoOoD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sate cheap forcash. Ajtf TIMMONS & CO., DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, No. 40 Main Street. Gregory bs ‘Revise’s old @tand. —? Nevada, Dee. 2nd, 1862. DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commercial Street, Nevada. THOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALlers in j GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, ir Gooda Delivered Fares of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No. 6 Commercial street. c<. MASEL & CO., (Successors to Chas Kent.) J.C.MASEL&CO., t fully inform their * riends po i. ound at the above plece, where’ they kcep Ga hand the best quality of Amer. am Beef, Pork, Muttoa, Corned Beef and bork. Live Beet Cattle always for sdic Co areas onable price ; Retail Dealers furnished with Beef at low rates. He solicits a coutinuapee of the very liberal patrenage heretorore received. Nevada, May 2sthLf CENERE MARKET, NO. 2 Commercial Street, Two doors below the TRANSCKIPT office BULACHER & KRAFT. plied with the choicest meats of all kinds, and customers will be attended with out amoment’s delay . Nevada. Sept 34.—im TREES! TREES!! ppleand ever . Of the choicest varictics. 39 varieties Of im orted English Goosberrys — Shrubs-of every ‘kiad. Yor sale at reasonable prices M $ MARSHALL N. B—Leave your orders at Dr. Kent's Drug Store, or at Murvnall’s Kanch, Grane Valley. j16 ‘NILES SEAKLS. E Attorneys and Counselors at Law, fiice—Lroad street Kidd’s building ay" Niles Searls, Commissioner. of Deeds for j Nevada Territory. ; : A. ©. Nikae Groceries, Provisions, mtn tinte” Mgcaitathe: Ife can always be found at his old stand on Comublic that they can slways be — FRESU MEATS “¢F ALL kinds, at Wholesale and Ketail.— This Market, is eontinuaily sup ih Pene Pear, Plum, Cherny: ie * wae kind plete Stock of Goods, which wil-be sold at _