April 9, 1861 (4 pages)

5 Fee Fee Fe 4] 3" @¥ESee . 18 $e 3 ee: SiGcersstes use = Wit Oe et ae to 9” Cents Comte « , odic. The Horning Transei Muss tx’ CHinAtrown.—The } monotony of the place was somewhat brokea, yesterday morning, by a pair of Celestials, and the performances, before they were gotten through with, afforded the gentlemen of the Sheriff ’s office a first rate chance to try their wind and heels against the city police, repre. sented by Mesars, Scott, Rider and Counts. . ble Asher. A Chinaman, it appears, was indebted to another in a certain sum of money. “The debtor was the owner of a watch, which . he unsuspectingly. exhibited in presence of, hhis creditor. This latter, deeming the occasion favorable to get even, made a grab at ‘the time piece. This summary process the cowner of the watch resisted vi et armis, and a grand battle rosal was the consequence, in which tails flew and Celestial bloud weuld “have run, had net-the officers of the law tn. . terfered to prevent any such dire result. ‘The Johns, on seeing the officers,, nuf: only ‘stopped hostilities, but broke in opposite directions, one streaking it towards the Court Howse with aestrils dilated and tail standing straight out, pointing towards the southern horizon. It beitig evident that nothing short of a.greyhound could overtake him, Mr. Thos. Johnson, who happened by, fired his pistol in the air. Had John been steuck by a gak vanie battery, his halt could not have been ‘more sudden, nor could the bringing of his hands to that part of his trowsaloons remarkable for their baggy folds, been more spasmHe was secured, and search made for No. 2, who lay in aden, somewhere in the _lower part of Commercial street. The proxi. a AeaBtch Baber, Spatte fa DISTRICT. GOURT A [email protected] etal Pields ys: K. Stuart. tiffs ih each cise. W. Av Jones vs. Hig Deak ‘Tra: A. Browa vs. His Creditors. Sheriff appointed assignee in each case.“ ; F. N. Hosmer ve, His Creditors. dy H. Alexander vs. His Greditora. N. D. Alexander vs. His Creditors. Final discharge . in insolvency entered in each ease. -Kraft ys. Ott. Demtirer submitted, ‘Sarah J. Stone-vs:Sot Stone. ~Decres . of divorce granted. Sarah McCloud vs. Robert McCloud. Set for trial April 29th. i —Court adjourned : until next Saturday. . DECLARED THEIR 2 INTENTION. —In the Silas King, natives. of England, and C. Stapp, a native of Germany, filed their declaration of intention to become citizens. of the Ua. ted States. ‘ wes THe Miurrary BiL.—This bill, whi has been ordered engrossed by the. Ashen: . bly, was so amended on ‘motion of Mr. Mil. . ler, as not to impose%a special tax for military purposes. As orignally framed it proeach citizen liable to bear arms.—This was complained of as onerous and use less, and useless, and was properly strieken out. te The Central Californian, published of its useful existence. t=" The Horace Smith case was argued before the Supreme Court on Saturday. Decision will be made known ina day or two. mity of his pursuers, however, caused him svon to break cover, and he started up Commercial street, showing as clean a pair of heels as-one wishes to’ see. Geo. Lenhart, Mesars. Scott, Rider and Asher gave chase, ‘followed by a large crowd of boys, and_ the chase, as seen from the baleony of the TRANSCRIPT office, was really exciting: As they turned the head of Commercial and into Broad, Mr. Lenhart shot ahead of the pack and soon overhauled the fugitive. The pant‘ing crowd then returned down Commercial, and Justice Kendall fining the Johns six dollars each ended the performances. “WASHINNTON AS A Man.”—Either because the San Franciscans entertain an enthusiastic. appreciation. of the character of Washington, or because they are perfectly . fascinated with Rev. T. Starr King's-elo. fa quence, or from both causes combined, the ‘way. they Pushed to Plati’s Musical Hall to hear Mr. King ‘tecture on “ Washington as a Man,” on Friday night, was, as the papers deseribe it, perfectly astonishing. Seventeen hundred fortunate individunls succeeded in crowding themselves into the fill and packed it to its utmost.capacity, while-a. thousand, after many vain.attempts.to.enter. . were compelled to ge home disappointed. The police, itis said, were obliged to interfere to prevent the disappointed ones from ‘unduly venting their feelings. Such arush never before was witnessed in' San Francisco. Mr}-King will deliver this same lecture in the nereerne Theater, to-morrow evening. ‘semen —Two young men—one from Moore's Flat, the other, from Blue Téent— were visiting Nevada, on Thursday, and in the evening they thought they would attend _ Catholic service, and being gallant young men they both were acecompanied by ladies, who live over on Piety Hill. After service was over at the Catholic Church, the parties in question started home, and when near the residence of Judge Searls, they observed two men, who immediately started down towards Deer Creek. The young men having ‘escorted the ladies safely home, bade them “‘ good night!” and started for town. They had not advanced a great ways before two men jumped out from behind a tree and de-manded their money. The gentlemen hesitated for a few moments, when the robbers presented.their pistols and the money wag immediately forthceming. One handed over . $1,10.and the other $40, all they happened to have with them at the time. EF The Delinquent Tax List for this eounty has been placed in the handé of Distriet Attorney Maslin, who will proceed immediately to colleet the same under the special act of the Legislature. By paying up at once, delinquents will be subjected to only ten percent. additional on their taxes ; fif teen per cent. after suit ia commenced, and twenty-five per cent. will be added to the ca—— ow * his surveys across the Rocky Mountains he saw millions of tons of wild flax and ‘hemp, aA any manifestation of “ cause and effect.” hus recently been given in the Eastern States. As the ‘stars and stripes ” went down at Fort Sumter, stocks went up at New York. PPLICATION OF PARDON. a The Péople of the State ef California vs. Daniel Dooling. In Court of Sessions, Nevada Ceunty. Hon. David Belden, Presiding Ju of the Court of erat and E. W. Exsq., District pobitielay? & f the county aforesaid : Picase take notice that the undersigned will apply to his Excell » John G. .Downey, Govon r ney State of lifornia, for the pardon ANIEL DOOLING, who was convicted on the set day of March, A. D. 1861, in the Court aforesaid of the crime of assault with intent to do bodily mer »and by said Court sentenced to a fine Three Huadred Dotlars—or imbt: soned in the baal Prison for the m of “one Lundred and ga fy in default of pa ae, HILL & HUP’ pe, Atty‘s for Dooling. WE acknowledge service of co rT, See 4th, 1861. DAV DELDES 3 Presiding yates <9 Cones of oO aaa ’ District asepiney. ievada County. A rh copy—ATTEST Joun 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. MUSIC TEAGHING, DRAWING, iro be HEBBERD, who has_ recently ivéd from Hawn ences she has been wer? . yéars-in T rez) age , a8 a USEC, FRENCH, SPAN! aud +H. premises entire : ley her. For terms, etc., a A eA HEBBERD atthe residence of J. rigs sim, on Nevada.treet! Nevada, April 6-1w* NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY! ! AN ORIGINAL INDIAN ROMANCE, WINNEMUCCA, THE PAH-UTE CHIEF, Or the Bride of the War Path. For Sale by all the Booksellers TERMS—One Year, $4 ; Six. Months, $2. Sub. scriptions received by all Agents, or transmiited by registered letter to BROOKS & LAWRENCE, Golden Era Office, San Francisco. April 6-3mis JEROME H. COOK, crITy BILL POSTER. PRICES FOR BILL POSTING : Fifty Three-sheet Posters..+--.-+e+++++ $5 00 ro Two-sheet Posters..ccesceseseseee £00 ae eee Posters.. oecseqe ceesee 250 Kae additional fifty..5 Ghee re eoeeoas 1 00 Fifty Half-sheet Posters.+-+.-.-++ercoe 160 additional wer cnensees ceogsscssses oe Fifty Quarter-sheet Posters..s..-. 10 Distbriuting Programmes, ete. (per 100). 1 00 > Orders left at the city Printing Offices will receive prompt attention. . jiz-f ~ , MANSELL, a ga AMENTAL AND HOUSE PAINNevada, next above Baker & Co.’s ag Donte vue punctuality and dispatch the order ¥OR SALE—Paints mixed. 86-tf DRAMA SAL SALOON, The most choice > Wines, Cigars And Fine Liquors, Always te be Found at this “nleon. Sisatiati Streée MarKets . Clerk’soffice, yesterday, John Collins and . posed a tax of three dollars per annum on} at Placerville, has completed the first year . z aw te tae “Witp-Frax:=€othander states that in that could be used for ANAT purpoaslin, ee saat. LE. Kinds o the above we SPURNED ORT PET RS ile chy ue chy time. Prices my Oct. Bef to quality of Meats eae . Nevada, Oct. 2 ELEVATOR MILLS. +E ARE Now PREPARED TO DELIVER to thie trade-a tg.constantly on hand of 9 SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR, . Octover 348. w. counurn, Agent. Av A. SARGENT. OS ae he ee “NILES SARGENT & NILES, . “Attorneys and CGotinselors at Law, OFFICE—Broad Street, Kidd’s building, Nevada. T. ELLARD BEANS, . 62 Broad Street, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEJ LER IN Groceries & Prov sions. 7 Goods déliv~ ed Free of Charge. Nevada, Sept.-6.-tf DR. R. M. HUNT, $ PHYSICIAN AND SURG EON, Office--Room No. 4 Flagg’s Brick, Corner of Broad dnd Pitie’streets., , Over Harrington's Saloon.RESIDENCE, NO. 25, NEVADA ST., on Old Washington road. Nevada, December Sot A. BLOCK, . «8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr . A. BLOCK & CO., fe van _ DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Comer of Pine and Commercial Sts. . NEVADA. ame = VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTE-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among the thousands of persons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few months— every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered _. worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedyand effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their grateful acknowlprietor. The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon ‘being quickly and permanently benefitted by using-Dr. ADOLPHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is.fo¥ wale By mi2-6m Rr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. ¥ DRS. omeeian ®& HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, “Qffice—Corner of Broad and Pine streets, (Kida’s Building.) (Up-Stairs.) “We would inform our friends, and alt.wishing our services that WE ARE_ SREPARED to attend those Rresing #8 ‘With a‘call, at all hours. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled — causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL worK> Done at this Office, to be performed in a MORK SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than elsewhere inthis Vicinity, atherwise no charge will be made.Our charges ase rate, and to suit: the times. We ars permancatly located in this place. March 4, 1861-tf G. E. WITHINGTON, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, Hoe PALNTING promptly.attended to.— Dealer in Pa; of Head, Curtain Fixtures tot at. Nevada. poe UNION LIVERY STABLE. John r, WOULD Acie Pets ann ly that he has added exlarge and elegant estabPees Market. and for sale aud ‘. moux &. Se Spring street, treet, 1 in the mount . Better than Preston & Merrill's purchasing allkindsof Goods. ——_—J25-3m__ edgments to the enterprising and scientific pro. PARSON SAMUEL'S mi . WATER-POWER, DERRICK. ona inp ATT BAOY & SAMUELS shave erected Mtr sh aoe Creek, Bao the Foundry. @ busin ‘ iE Samucte Water Power ; tere ted fe: Windlasting associated: t of making Matteson Derriék.’ “The:-wa to the ¢ommon han and Saw MAR. * AGES FP: MACHINERY . Can be run with véry little water where thete 1s ood fall. The: ae ofall kinds, ieee tron ioe Hose, Maooks ame struction and setting arti: fetal S ‘Saw Reet to Ciictar Bee, besa hey axe 6 ¥ ING, Ete. Orders for WATER. from abroad ply toe ty attended’ “appl: undersi “GEO. SAMUSLS. RIC For Jan. 19, 1861-tf MANUFAC TORY. », Nevada, b A COMPLETE ASOnT MENT OF BILLIARD TABLES; Balls, Billiard Cloth and Cuds.We receive from. Paris, London and New York a full assortment. of everything used in our branch of business. Cabinet Work Puekiy executed at the most reasonable prices Tin Shop For Sale ! HE undersigned: having business to otherwise occupy his’ attention is desirous: of selling his shop, tools and stock, situated in the town uf Red Dog, county of Nevada. Said shop . is located in one of the richest mining seetion in the stute. An ay person wishing to start business ns would do well to call and examine before locating ariel W.A. -BEGOLE. Nevada, January 11—tf AND AT LESS PRICES, Boardman’s Challenge Yeast Powder, Fully Guaranteed. — -_ If not satisfactory, the money will be returned. For sale by all Jobbers, and by ‘J.C. WINANS, 50 California atveet, Who will also act as Commission Agent fer UNITED STATES BAKERY No. 48 Pine Street. \HEUNDERSIGNED WAVING become sole proprietor of this well known and fel song Bakery, would inform the eee that he will neep on hand the largest an assortment of FANCY CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, NUTS, RAISINS. ALMONDS, Et. TI havea egos and will deliverevery morning, in_any part of the city, Boston Brown Bread, Graham Bread, French and lish Bread, Pies, Etc. ie Coffee at all Hours. 28-tf JULIUS DREYFUSS GO To s & ; : of CHEAP OHN'’'S FOR YOUR RAIMENT. Nevada, April 2, 1861-tf UNDERTAKING. Wm. C. Groves, Undertaker. Nos. 10 and 12, Broad Street. AVING FINISHED A NEW HEARSE I am now prepared to do un ng on on the shortest notice. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. wher foot of Broad strect, eee Ed. ington’s shop. d24-3m YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, Bed No. 55 Pine Street, Nevada. SS CPSs DAN. MALOY AND HARVY MILLS, ~~ PROPRIETORS jm, keoping ng this Salcon well ae the FINEST WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS to be found in market. x7 Come and see for yourselves ! tf BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, Number 30, Main Street. Nevada, URCHASE GOLD DUST. Aare = x dust for ase.y or Coinage at the U.S = Draw SIGHT: CHECKS ‘on San Francisco, Sacramento and M tie ET Vur SIGHT EXC ree on New York ji9 MULES FOR VIRGINIA CITY J. K. SALE & C Os R% ESPECTFULLY yoy PASSENGERS iW fer the above place, that eam Some Fifty Mules, pe ae wea ean Mert fitted out im Nevada or Grase V Nov. 27-86 eg a _Hayinga number on hand, he will se . aps "Watches carefull : per oes aise Ss. HOWARD’s NEW IMPROV EDHYDRBAULIC HOSE Sewing Machines for sale at reduced prices. 1 chea fex cash. Also, a good supply” of’ Hose, he Vie Ov ers, Tad'the best ‘article of Hhee? » diree fromn:the.A tlautic States. i 4,000 Naurds of Ready-Made Mose. of different sizes, to. accommodate, the aminers»of Neyada and the surrounding. localities: List of Prices (with Duck furnished for Hose) Sewed with four peor wirtch will avaned eh fee . pressure, single.20 ard ior seWwing::. » HY DRAULIG: tAWRENCE DUCK. 0 OR EUREKA His appeal is'to the miners! ! Give hima libera’ portion of patronage ; he will pletige himself.asa man ‘to work a great revelution t rroughout the. State, as re, ber vt na of hose; ete Go to his” Leg of business and examine’ the . work etfs tt ag him. Place"of business, o. 7 Main street, Nevada. di5-tft— In Grier’s fire-proof brick Aok; CARLEX, _, FRANK RALLCOMMERC 1AL, EXCHANGE, Commercial Street, Nevada, (ateey & HALL takes ‘this. method of informing their friends and the public gen erally, that they Pistoaked with FINE WiNkS, will keep it' well stocked with FINE WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. ‘They also haye one of the best BILLIARD TABLES in the mountains. m18-tf WM. RANDALL, Surgeon. Office Mill street, Grass Valley. 86 A GOOD BARGAIN! F applied for within a few days, a su highly finished, GROVER & BAKE SEWING MACHINET It will be sold very cheap; as the owne:tends Tt ob Nevada. in-a-f va ‘ if achine ‘is warranted to be in good Bh stn order, and works well. For particulars enquire at the TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Grass. Vahey, 2 C. W. SMITH would inform the travfore) Cling ian ae ba above Hotel has vane a style unsit sed Ly y Hotet in the iountetes. J THE ‘TABLE is supplied with everythi ie market. THE RAS is stocked with ie Len CIGARS, Ete. Persons visiting the alley,’? should give thi this House a call. Grass Valley, Fe Nevada Iron and gaan Foundry And Machine Shop, Spring Street,.. rittereeee MWevada City, whan’ ENGINES AND BOILERS BUILT to order. Castings and Machinery of ev description. Quartz Machine colitracted. fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Building miss, Saw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mille; Horse Power and Car Wheels. All orders filled ment in anil at as low rates as any establishyg _—— ment in Sacramento or San Francisco— ht (f16-3m) WM. HEUGH. —NEW YORK SALOON, No. 72 Broad ret Nevada « Ne M4E 7S TRACY “ opened the above Wine, ExQudy aad q nr aur ven é pee rho ap re Sysco cea sf Give Ma will use you well. all T. Groesbeck, oT ; SHAVING & HAIR CUTTING SALOON, Next door to Center } “Commercial Street, N ie RTICULAR piteution. ‘Hair ine ke mone? . ing, Shanapooing, ena ee am. a prepared to goon nent Pa ~ n.shave, anu By oy are always in good ord Drop in and try me. and I feel apsared you will call again. * 020 CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND. DKALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods. Kelsey’s Bleck, Commercial Street : : F : +: Near Pine. R red and Jewelry made to order. All art gto ad Nevada, Ney. 27th, 1860. WALL & NEWMAN, ~ (Successors to J. 8S. Wall,) No. 65 Broad Street, Nevada HOLESALE AND ‘RETAIL DEAL W ERS in Groceries, Provisions, Shelf Goode Mining Tools, Quicksilver, Bar'ey, Wheat and. Ground Feed, &c., &c. 85-tf » WALL & NEWMAN. C. WILSON HILL. GEO. & HUPr. HILL & HUPP, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Office. in Williams’ Brick Building, over G. W. Welch’s Beckstore. sep6-tf Geo. 8. Hupp, Notary Public. ¢ Dunn, O'Connor & Chipwpan, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will prestion in all the Courts of the State ofCalifornia. Offices—At Nevada and Grass Valley J10-39 UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. madoretgne’. meine s inform the citizensofpad NS ag fori neteel eS cahoree the bbair from turuing re 3 o 4 i i * SY + i Ae a cs

5 Fee Fee Fe 4] 3" @¥ESee . 18 $e 3 ee: SiGcersstes use = Wit Oe et ae to 9” Cents Comte « , odic. The Horning Transei Muss tx’ CHinAtrown.—The } monotony of the place was somewhat brokea, yesterday morning, by a pair of Celestials, and the performances, before they were gotten through with, afforded the gentlemen of the Sheriff ’s office a first rate chance to try their wind and heels against the city police, repre. sented by Mesars, Scott, Rider and Counts. . ble Asher. A Chinaman, it appears, was indebted to another in a certain sum of money. “The debtor was the owner of a watch, which . he unsuspectingly. exhibited in presence of, hhis creditor. This latter, deeming the occasion favorable to get even, made a grab at ‘the time piece. This summary process the cowner of the watch resisted vi et armis, and a grand battle rosal was the consequence, in which tails flew and Celestial bloud weuld “have run, had net-the officers of the law tn. . terfered to prevent any such dire result. ‘The Johns, on seeing the officers,, nuf: only ‘stopped hostilities, but broke in opposite directions, one streaking it towards the Court Howse with aestrils dilated and tail standing straight out, pointing towards the southern horizon. It beitig evident that nothing short of a.greyhound could overtake him, Mr. Thos. Johnson, who happened by, fired his pistol in the air. Had John been steuck by a gak vanie battery, his halt could not have been ‘more sudden, nor could the bringing of his hands to that part of his trowsaloons remarkable for their baggy folds, been more spasmHe was secured, and search made for No. 2, who lay in aden, somewhere in the _lower part of Commercial street. The proxi. a AeaBtch Baber, Spatte fa DISTRICT. GOURT A [email protected] etal Pields ys: K. Stuart. tiffs ih each cise. W. Av Jones vs. Hig Deak ‘Tra: A. Browa vs. His Creditors. Sheriff appointed assignee in each case.“ ; F. N. Hosmer ve, His Creditors. dy H. Alexander vs. His Greditora. N. D. Alexander vs. His Creditors. Final discharge . in insolvency entered in each ease. -Kraft ys. Ott. Demtirer submitted, ‘Sarah J. Stone-vs:Sot Stone. ~Decres . of divorce granted. Sarah McCloud vs. Robert McCloud. Set for trial April 29th. i —Court adjourned : until next Saturday. . DECLARED THEIR 2 INTENTION. —In the Silas King, natives. of England, and C. Stapp, a native of Germany, filed their declaration of intention to become citizens. of the Ua. ted States. ‘ wes THe Miurrary BiL.—This bill, whi has been ordered engrossed by the. Ashen: . bly, was so amended on ‘motion of Mr. Mil. . ler, as not to impose%a special tax for military purposes. As orignally framed it proeach citizen liable to bear arms.—This was complained of as onerous and use less, and useless, and was properly strieken out. te The Central Californian, published of its useful existence. t=" The Horace Smith case was argued before the Supreme Court on Saturday. Decision will be made known ina day or two. mity of his pursuers, however, caused him svon to break cover, and he started up Commercial street, showing as clean a pair of heels as-one wishes to’ see. Geo. Lenhart, Mesars. Scott, Rider and Asher gave chase, ‘followed by a large crowd of boys, and_ the chase, as seen from the baleony of the TRANSCRIPT office, was really exciting: As they turned the head of Commercial and into Broad, Mr. Lenhart shot ahead of the pack and soon overhauled the fugitive. The pant‘ing crowd then returned down Commercial, and Justice Kendall fining the Johns six dollars each ended the performances. “WASHINNTON AS A Man.”—Either because the San Franciscans entertain an enthusiastic. appreciation. of the character of Washington, or because they are perfectly . fascinated with Rev. T. Starr King's-elo. fa quence, or from both causes combined, the ‘way. they Pushed to Plati’s Musical Hall to hear Mr. King ‘tecture on “ Washington as a Man,” on Friday night, was, as the papers deseribe it, perfectly astonishing. Seventeen hundred fortunate individunls succeeded in crowding themselves into the fill and packed it to its utmost.capacity, while-a. thousand, after many vain.attempts.to.enter. . were compelled to ge home disappointed. The police, itis said, were obliged to interfere to prevent the disappointed ones from ‘unduly venting their feelings. Such arush never before was witnessed in' San Francisco. Mr}-King will deliver this same lecture in the nereerne Theater, to-morrow evening. ‘semen —Two young men—one from Moore's Flat, the other, from Blue Téent— were visiting Nevada, on Thursday, and in the evening they thought they would attend _ Catholic service, and being gallant young men they both were acecompanied by ladies, who live over on Piety Hill. After service was over at the Catholic Church, the parties in question started home, and when near the residence of Judge Searls, they observed two men, who immediately started down towards Deer Creek. The young men having ‘escorted the ladies safely home, bade them “‘ good night!” and started for town. They had not advanced a great ways before two men jumped out from behind a tree and de-manded their money. The gentlemen hesitated for a few moments, when the robbers presented.their pistols and the money wag immediately forthceming. One handed over . $1,10.and the other $40, all they happened to have with them at the time. EF The Delinquent Tax List for this eounty has been placed in the handé of Distriet Attorney Maslin, who will proceed immediately to colleet the same under the special act of the Legislature. By paying up at once, delinquents will be subjected to only ten percent. additional on their taxes ; fif teen per cent. after suit ia commenced, and twenty-five per cent. will be added to the ca—— ow * his surveys across the Rocky Mountains he saw millions of tons of wild flax and ‘hemp, aA any manifestation of “ cause and effect.” hus recently been given in the Eastern States. As the ‘stars and stripes ” went down at Fort Sumter, stocks went up at New York. PPLICATION OF PARDON. a The Péople of the State ef California vs. Daniel Dooling. In Court of Sessions, Nevada Ceunty. Hon. David Belden, Presiding Ju of the Court of erat and E. W. Exsq., District pobitielay? & f the county aforesaid : Picase take notice that the undersigned will apply to his Excell » John G. .Downey, Govon r ney State of lifornia, for the pardon ANIEL DOOLING, who was convicted on the set day of March, A. D. 1861, in the Court aforesaid of the crime of assault with intent to do bodily mer »and by said Court sentenced to a fine Three Huadred Dotlars—or imbt: soned in the baal Prison for the m of “one Lundred and ga fy in default of pa ae, HILL & HUP’ pe, Atty‘s for Dooling. WE acknowledge service of co rT, See 4th, 1861. DAV DELDES 3 Presiding yates <9 Cones of oO aaa ’ District asepiney. ievada County. A rh copy—ATTEST Joun 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. MUSIC TEAGHING, DRAWING, iro be HEBBERD, who has_ recently ivéd from Hawn ences she has been wer? . yéars-in T rez) age , a8 a USEC, FRENCH, SPAN! aud +H. premises entire : ley her. For terms, etc., a A eA HEBBERD atthe residence of J. rigs sim, on Nevada.treet! Nevada, April 6-1w* NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY! ! AN ORIGINAL INDIAN ROMANCE, WINNEMUCCA, THE PAH-UTE CHIEF, Or the Bride of the War Path. For Sale by all the Booksellers TERMS—One Year, $4 ; Six. Months, $2. Sub. scriptions received by all Agents, or transmiited by registered letter to BROOKS & LAWRENCE, Golden Era Office, San Francisco. April 6-3mis JEROME H. COOK, crITy BILL POSTER. PRICES FOR BILL POSTING : Fifty Three-sheet Posters...+--.-+e+++++ $5 00 ro Two-sheet Posters...ccesceseseseee £00 ae eee Posters... oecseqe ceesee 250 Kae additional fifty....5 Ghee re eoeeoas 1 00 Fifty Half-sheet Posters..+-+.-.-++ercoe 160 additional wer cnensees ceogsscssses oe Fifty Quarter-sheet Posters....s...-. 10 Distbriuting Programmes, ete. (per 100). 1 00 > Orders left at the city Printing Offices will receive prompt attention. . jiz-f ~ , MANSELL, a ga AMENTAL AND HOUSE PAINNevada, next above Baker & Co.’s ag Donte vue punctuality and dispatch the order ¥OR SALE—Paints mixed. 86-tf DRAMA SAL SALOON, The most choice > Wines, Cigars And Fine Liquors, Always te be Found at this “nleon. Sisatiati Streée MarKets . Clerk’soffice, yesterday, John Collins and . posed a tax of three dollars per annum on} at Placerville, has completed the first year . z aw te tae “Witp-Frax:=€othander states that in that could be used for ANAT purpoaslin, ee saat. LE. Kinds o the above we SPURNED ORT PET RS ile chy ue chy time. Prices my Oct. Bef to quality of Meats eae . Nevada, Oct. 2 ELEVATOR MILLS. +E ARE Now PREPARED TO DELIVER to thie trade-a tg.constantly on hand of 9 SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR, . Octover 348. w. counurn, Agent. Av A. SARGENT. OS ae he ee “NILES SARGENT & NILES, . “Attorneys and CGotinselors at Law, OFFICE—Broad Street, Kidd’s building, Nevada. T. ELLARD BEANS, . 62 Broad Street, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEJ LER IN Groceries & Prov sions. 7 Goods déliv~ ed Free of Charge. Nevada, Sept.-6.-tf DR. R. M. HUNT, $ PHYSICIAN AND SURG EON, Office--Room No. 4 Flagg’s Brick, Corner of Broad dnd Pitie’streets., , Over Harrington's Saloon.RESIDENCE, NO. 25, NEVADA ST., on Old Washington road. Nevada, December Sot A. BLOCK, . «8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr . A. BLOCK & CO., fe van _ DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Comer of Pine and Commercial Sts. . NEVADA. ame = VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTE-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among the thousands of persons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few months— every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered _. worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedyand effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their grateful acknowlprietor. The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon ‘being quickly and permanently benefitted by using-Dr. ADOLPHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is.fo¥ wale By mi2-6m Rr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. ¥ DRS. omeeian ®& HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, “Qffice—Corner of Broad and Pine streets, (Kida’s Building.) (Up-Stairs.) “We would inform our friends,

and alt.wishing our services that WE ARE_ SREPARED to attend those Rresing #8 ‘With a‘call, at all hours. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled — causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL worK> Done at this Office, to be performed in a MORK SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than elsewhere inthis Vicinity, atherwise no charge will be made.Our charges ase rate, and to suit: the times. We ars permancatly located in this place. March 4, 1861-tf G. E. WITHINGTON, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, Hoe PALNTING promptly.attended to.— Dealer in Pa; of Head, Curtain Fixtures tot at. Nevada. poe UNION LIVERY STABLE. John r, WOULD Acie Pets ann ly that he has added exlarge and elegant estabPees Market. and for sale aud ‘. moux &. Se Spring street, treet, 1 in the mount . Better than Preston & Merrill's purchasing allkindsof Goods. ——_—J25-3m__ edgments to the enterprising and scientific pro. PARSON SAMUEL'S mi . WATER-POWER, DERRICK. ona inp ATT BAOY & SAMUELS shave erected Mtr sh aoe Creek, Bao the Foundry. @ busin ‘ iE Samucte Water Power ; tere ted fe: Windlasting associated: t of making Matteson Derriék.’ “The:-wa to the ¢ommon han and Saw MAR. * AGES FP: MACHINERY . Can be run with véry little water where thete 1s ood fall.. The: ae ofall kinds, ieee tron ioe Hose, Maooks ame struction and setting arti: fetal S ‘Saw Reet to Ciictar Bee, besa hey axe 6 ¥ ING, Ete. Orders for WATER. from abroad ply toe ty attended’ “appl: undersi “GEO. SAMUSLS. RIC For Jan. 19, 1861-tf MANUFAC TORY. », Nevada, b A COMPLETE ASOnT MENT OF BILLIARD TABLES; Balls, Billiard Cloth and Cuds.We receive from. Paris, London and New York a full assortment. of everything used in our branch of business.. Cabinet Work Puekiy executed at the most reasonable prices Tin Shop For Sale ! HE undersigned: having business to otherwise occupy his’ attention is desirous: of selling his shop, tools and stock, situated in the town uf Red Dog, county of Nevada. Said shop . is located in one of the richest mining seetion in the stute. An ay person wishing to start business ns would do well to call and examine before locating ariel W.A. -BEGOLE. Nevada, January 11—tf AND AT LESS PRICES, Boardman’s Challenge Yeast Powder, Fully Guaranteed. — -_ If not satisfactory, the money will be returned. For sale by all Jobbers, and by ‘J.C. WINANS, 50 California atveet, Who will also act as Commission Agent fer UNITED STATES BAKERY No.. 48 Pine Street. \HEUNDERSIGNED WAVING become sole proprietor of this well known and fel song Bakery, would inform the eee that he will neep on hand the largest an assortment of FANCY CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, NUTS, RAISINS. ALMONDS, Et. TI havea egos and will deliverevery morning, in_any part of the city, Boston Brown Bread, Graham Bread, French and lish Bread, Pies, Etc. ie Coffee at all Hours. 28-tf JULIUS DREYFUSS GO To s & ; : of CHEAP OHN'’'S FOR YOUR RAIMENT. Nevada, April 2, 1861-tf UNDERTAKING. Wm. C. Groves, Undertaker. Nos. 10 and 12, Broad Street. AVING FINISHED A NEW HEARSE I am now prepared to do un ng on on the shortest notice. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. wher foot of Broad strect, eee Ed. ington’s shop. d24-3m YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, Bed No. 55 Pine Street, Nevada. SS CPSs DAN. MALOY AND HARVY MILLS, ~~ PROPRIETORS jm, keoping ng this Salcon well ae the FINEST WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS to be found in market. x7 Come and see for yourselves ! tf BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, Number 30, Main Street. Nevada, URCHASE GOLD DUST. Aare = x dust for ase.y or Coinage at the U.S = Draw SIGHT: CHECKS ‘on San Francisco, Sacramento and M tie ET Vur SIGHT EXC ree on New York ji9 MULES FOR VIRGINIA CITY J. K. SALE & C Os R% ESPECTFULLY yoy PASSENGERS iW fer the above place, that eam Some Fifty Mules, pe ae wea ean Mert fitted out im Nevada or Grase V Nov. 27-86 eg a _Hayinga number on hand, he will se . aps "Watches carefull : per oes aise Ss. HOWARD’s NEW IMPROV EDHYDRBAULIC HOSE Sewing Machines for sale at reduced prices. 1 chea fex cash. Also, a good supply” of’ Hose, he Vie Ov ers, Tad'the best ‘article of Hhee? » diree fromn:the.A tlautic States. i 4,000 Naurds of Ready-Made Mose. of different sizes, to. accommodate, the aminers»of Neyada and the surrounding. localities: List of Prices (with Duck furnished for Hose) Sewed with four peor wirtch will avaned eh fee . pressure, single.20 ard ior seWwing::. » HY DRAULIG: tAWRENCE DUCK. 0 OR EUREKA His appeal is'to the miners! ! Give hima libera’ portion of patronage ; he will pletige himself.asa man ‘to work a great revelution t rroughout the. State, as re, ber vt na of hose; ete Go to his” Leg of business and examine’ the . work etfs tt ag him. Place"of business, o. 7 Main street, Nevada. di5-tft— In Grier’s fire-proof brick Aok; CARLEX, _, FRANK RALLCOMMERC 1AL, EXCHANGE, Commercial Street, Nevada, (ateey & HALL takes ‘this. method of informing their friends and the public gen erally, that they Pistoaked with FINE WiNkS, will keep it' well stocked with FINE WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS. ‘They also haye one of the best BILLIARD TABLES in the mountains. m18-tf WM. RANDALL, Surgeon. Office Mill street, Grass Valley. 86 A GOOD BARGAIN! F applied for within a few days, a su highly finished, GROVER & BAKE SEWING MACHINET It will be sold very cheap; as the owne:tends Tt ob Nevada. in-a-f va ‘ if achine ‘is warranted to be in good Bh stn order, and works well. For particulars enquire at the TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Grass. Vahey, 2 C. W. SMITH would inform the travfore) Cling ian ae ba above Hotel has vane a style unsit sed Ly y Hotet in the iountetes. J THE ‘TABLE is supplied with everythi ie market. THE RAS is stocked with ie Len CIGARS, Ete. Persons visiting the alley,’? should give thi this House a call. Grass Valley, Fe Nevada Iron and gaan Foundry And Machine Shop, Spring Street,... rittereeee MWevada City, whan’ ENGINES AND BOILERS BUILT to order. Castings and Machinery of ev description. Quartz Machine colitracted. fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Building miss, Saw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mille; Horse Power and Car Wheels. All orders filled ment in anil at as low rates as any establishyg _—— ment in Sacramento or San Francisco— ht (f16-3m) WM. HEUGH. —NEW YORK SALOON, No. 72 Broad ret Nevada « Ne M4E 7S TRACY “ opened the above Wine, ExQudy aad q nr aur ven é pee rho ap re Sysco cea sf Give Ma will use you well. all T. Groesbeck, oT ; SHAVING & HAIR CUTTING SALOON, Next door to Center } “Commercial Street, N ie RTICULAR piteution. ‘Hair ine ke mone? . ing, Shanapooing, ena ee am. a prepared to goon nent Pa ~ n.shave, anu By oy are always in good ord Drop in and try me. and I feel apsared you will call again. * 020 CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND. DKALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods. Kelsey’s Bleck, Commercial Street : : F : +: Near Pine. R red and Jewelry made to order. All art gto ad Nevada, Ney. 27th, 1860. WALL & NEWMAN, ~ (Successors to J. 8S. Wall,) No. 65 Broad Street, Nevada HOLESALE AND ‘RETAIL DEAL W ERS in Groceries, Provisions, Shelf Goode Mining Tools, Quicksilver, Bar'ey, Wheat and. Ground Feed, &c., &c. 85-tf » WALL & NEWMAN. C. WILSON HILL. GEO. & HUPr. HILL & HUPP, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Office. in Williams’ Brick Building, over G. W. Welch’s Beckstore. sep6-tf Geo. 8. Hupp, Notary Public. ¢ Dunn, O'Connor & Chipwpan, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will prestion in all the Courts of the State ofCalifornia. Offices—At Nevada and Grass Valley J10-39 UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. madoretgne’. meine s inform the citizensofpad NS ag fori neteel eS cahoree the bbair from turuing re 3 o 4 i i * SY + i Ae a cs