August 13, 1862 (4 pages)

Pad * wilt = y give that withment? i this» erted —. 8 a CE. . arles de ‘ity: ‘tL? ced nite 3 filled lish ‘igh I pee . guage of the “WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG, 13. Fine.—The fire bells struck an alarm otf fire yesterday afternoon, and the laziest man in the city, as usual on such occasions, tarew himself, regardless of muscular expense, into the street. The engines were outin the twinkling of aw eye, giving evidence that the . fire department is in capital orden. But scereely were the boys bullying each other on, than a retreat was sounded. The fire was found to be in-some shavings and straw ca =e bie ell’s command at Camener =p Senig: my jean. and Cank's division at Woodville, Ra nock county. Banks will probably be beyond Culpepper by the 7th. Thepateben from Woodville, dated August int. Perks ‘Times has a letter from thé army of . the Petomac, dated August 7th, which says important movements are progressing on t south side of James ice but of sucha character ag do not admit of disclosure at present. in the rear of Carley & Hall's drinking-ea~+---The-rebel ram at Savannah, according to a lodn. Uncle Ike Williamson was hard by, and pitehing in with Frank Hall they did the work of two engines in a few ‘moments, als, though it was no light job, The fire was streaming up through the causeway leading from Broad street te Reeney'’s hardware store, before a mastery of it was gained. It is supposed » inatch or cigar thrown on the pile of rubbish caught it on fire. Se eg ab : THE Opposition Stage leaves the United States Hotel this morning at 7 e'clock, for Marysville. We make another appeg] to our citizens to support the Opposition and ble the proprietor to keep the fare Dollan. Dhe California Stage Company. now charge $3 every etket day—the day t he Opopsition is offend will charge $6 when the other line is drawn off, which will be tne case if it is not better supported. Remember the Gpposition extends from Nevada via Marysville to Sacramento and the fare is only $2, instead of $7 by way of Lincoln.— Then patronize the Opposition in place of that soulless company which has deprived ‘us of a line of Stages to Washoe. The mento in preference to supporting that big leech, the bled Stage Compaay STIL THE ¥ Come 1—C,. S. ‘itias tele the dear. peops, through the columns of the TRANSCRIPT, that he is willing to serve them ia the office of Justice of the Peace for ene year. Geo. S. Peirce talks the same way abeut the office of Constable: Tn the lan= ‘‘family newspaper inan”’ * we'll vote for all the candidates in the field and all that may cowe in hereatter.” Hurrah for Harrington, Smith, Kendall, Rugg, Peirce, Gfay and Vernard. we a THE REDDEST YET.—The gas works are coming out from under the brush-ef the painter fiery red. Look out for the first drove of Spanish cattle that cemes charging up Main street. When that astonishing color shall break upon theit visusl orbs, teu to one if they don’t break and run, the Lord knows where. It's a bloody looking building, if it does furnish good gas. age MeTeoric SHOWER.—We are informed by Mr. Sutton, whose business calls him up at early hours, thaton guing out at 3 o'clock on Saturday morning last, he found the heavens streaming with meteors in every direction. There were hundreds falling some of them of great brilliance. Pourrical MEETINGS ev EUROPE. —The French legitimists favorable to placing the Comte de Chambord, whom they call Henry V., on the throne of France, are to have a meeting in Switzerland — It is the more important since the Count’s wife promises shortly to be a mother, and the pretensions of the family may not therefure cease with this geueration, as was expected. Nobody knows. in this changing world that the days of the Bourbons will not return again, aud the days of the-onapartes go by. On the otuér band, a congress of the En~ ropean democracy, apposed to all ings is called in Loudun, duriag the Worid’s Exhibition designed to serve as a means fur the Democraté of the several Evropean:countries ‘to become acquainted with each other. It is to frame a platform ou which all may-stand, and to furnish the proof that a confederacy et the European peoples is possible without injuring the uational interests of any. Parson Bro wNLow’s Views.—In a recent lecture at Washingtou, Parson Browa-~ low is represented ae saying : “ This country is now pursuing & course with this internat, wicked rebellion, which I do notapprove of; unless we pureue a different and 2 more vigorous one we shall never end this rebellion ia God's werld!"’ He added that the Government must adopt a a more vigsteus war polic y, or give up the attempt to put dewa the rebellion—hbe was sure of that. He had no faith whatever in the ‘conciliatory policy,” for the reason that he says, be knows that the rebels are determined not te be cenciliated. They wili only give up to acteal brete 1 force. Miss Ad a Isaacs Menken, a remarkably haudsome soubrette actress, is under engage > } ment with Manager Leightoa to visit San Francisco. MissMary vost and her inmarae agent, Sam. TT also return to old camping g round among you in a fom weeks Gosaye «Now York jotter to the Hilton Head letter, is the British steamer Fingal, covered with rail road iron, and armed with 14 guns. She is commanded by Thos. mac. Wasnincton, Aag: (ith.—A di atch from the hea iquarters of the army of Virginia, six miles beyead Culpepper, dated Aug. 10th, says: “A battle was fought yesterday between Banks and ptonewall Jackson, Gen: Bayard, of McDowell's corps, with a cavalry ‘brigade, had been engaged the day before in the extreme advance, near the Rapidan river, Skirmishing awd movements resulted ia taking some prisoners, and the conflict ended in slight loss. Bayard succeeded in baffling the efforts of @arge rebel force to surround and cut him of. “Yesterday he was engaged for some hours, and with four regiments’ of crivalry delayed the enémy’s advance until Banks came up. The rebels under Jackson and Ewell had crossed the = iti forces. Their advance, fifteen thousand strong, was attacked. by Banks in the afternoon, six miles south of Culpepper. The fight was alu:ost wholly with artillery at first, but the infarntry became enguged about six o'clock, and-adetermined-andbloody contest ensued. Banks’ right wing, under Gen. Williams, suf-. fered severely The rebel position was in a wood, while the troops that attacked them were obliged to cross an open field to attack. It was not till six P.M., that it became evident the rebels were present in force. i Previous to the tune the fighting had been’ a rather desultory cannonnade. At that time + the whole rebel force suddenty attacked ia overwhelming numbers at all pointe. all their regiments had full ranks. In the evening Pope arrived on the field from Culpepper, accompanied by McDowell and part of fia Gorps, bat the battle was substantially over, Banks holding. the same ground he occupied at the beginning of the battles After Pope’s arrival an artillery fire was kept up at intervals wutil 2 o'clock the next morning. Atone time Gen. Pope and staff were so near the rebel lines that a sud~ den charge of rebel cavalry was made from the woods. a quarter of a mile off, with the view to capture them—the attempt was re pulsed by a vigorous fire frum MeclDowell's troops, and the Geveral and staff legt the ground under a-cress-fire handling his treops personally. Banks'’gallantry is highly praised his officers and troops behaved well,although some regiments retired in disorder when overpowered by numbers. Among the killed are Maj. Cook of the 28th New York, and Lieut. Col Stone of the 14th Conn. Amon the wounded are Ajt. Knight, Boyd, = Geary, Maj. Mathews of the 46th Penn, Col. Donnelly and Lieut. Col. Brown of the wth N.Y. Col. Chapman and Maj. Blake of the Sth Cunu., were wounded aud made prisoners. Gen. Banke was severely hurt by some cavalry troops running against him heavily in the side. Col. Ruggles, Pope's Chief of Staft had his horse shot under him. Two of Pope’s body guard were killed. The 2d Massachusetts Regiment was in the hottest of the fightand suffered severely. The Sth Connecticut, 27th Linois and 44th Peaonsylvania were badly cut up. The rebel General Winder was wounded. Losses heavy on both sides—not less than 3,000 killed, Nearly wounded and missing ob each side. Some prisoners were taken by both armies. Jacksop and Ewell were both present. Keinforcements to the number of 18,000 reached the rebels last night. About the same time ours caine up. Generals Prince, Auger and Geary of the Union army are reported wounded. Demoerat Extra. GEORGE W. KIDD, BALTEER, in the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. ‘\ OLD DUST Purchased at the Highest MarJ ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust inte for Assay er for Coinage at the LU. 8 fint. ght Cheeks on San Franciseo and Sacramento beaks on the’ Eastern Cities at the Lowest Kates ipCollections made, and State and County Sewrite archased at the highest Market value Nevada March 7. 1861-tf J.O'’NEIL, Next door to Cheap John’s, on Pine Street ILOTHES repaired in the best order. Also / attends to cleaning of Coats, Pants and Vests, in such a manner as to have the appearance of New Garments. Give mea trial —my prices are low to suit the times. NILES SEARLS. A. ©. NILES SEARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Ofice—Broad street Kidd’s Building. Fr. J. DUNN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Willpractice in all the Courts of the Sta o rnia . Olficee—At Nevada and Grass Valicy. ECAYED TEETH {flied with Gold, Tin, Ailing or « cement, by 7th saya Seigel’s corpa is moving from that” i P. Jones, late executive officer of the Merri. 3 4 Highest price pla axe hmm ec R Stoves, Tin, Hardware, “ SILVER-PLATED WARE La “ble Sam ig w 1 ere Nails, Grindstones, Locke, 7 Lae eee CARPENTERS’ cheaa LEAD and IRON PIPR, Faucets STEWART'S 000K STOVES . ) No. 1 &19 Commisrctal st, Nevada. MILWAUKEE BREWERY : : L. W. _DREYFuss, "ould inform the citizens of Nevada counand his friends, that he is in full blast ea orders and for that delicious: bev crage, Lager Ber which he will sell as ow as any Brewer in the eounty. apls ‘A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med. Physician and Surgeon, FFICK AND RESIDENCK UPPER PART of Main street, (No. 96,) Nevada City. Marcb 6, 1661—tf SPENCE ¢ WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Office at the Court House. t. [3th is6F. Count vada. TC Cc. H. MEYER & CO., Brick House, 76 Broad Strect, MEVADA Fine French Brandies, Wines, And Forcigu and Domestic Liquors generally. _6-amn ae SELECT SCHOOL. For Young Ladies and Gentlemen. Sh lier. SCHOOL will re-open on Monday Jan. 6th, 1862. TERMS: Belge val Branches, per month..0.+++rr ~ lish Branches & a SAR RINT per month 600 pe eceeesseecese peccccertoee eeseses 100 GQTOOKs 0.5 ccccceccescccese Coeceerecce ‘ ) 60 GOTHAM. 0c cv revccceccceccocecccceeses bd 200 Mremehaiinocss oes cvescesdecessccesess Ly 29 No extra “char e for Book Keeping. For further particulars enquire at the Schoo © ouse Young Gentiemen will be thoroughly prepare@ te enter any of the College classes. Nevada, 27th. 1861. NEVADA ACADEMY. Ww. kz. PRESSEY covevcces .-Princtpal ©. 27 Spring dress, Nevada.—In the room formerly occupied ty him. This School will open on MONDAY, May Sth, 1862 Mr. P. takes thia method of thanking the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, for their past liberal patronege ; and hopes by continued excrtion to merit their future support. Instructions given in the higher English Branches or Latin, TUITION—PER MONTH, For Latin and the higher Eng. hranches.$5 90 Vor Common Hnglish branches.... $4 = For Primary Department....-+.3 my W.E. PRESSEY. EXPRESS. New Arrangement—Thro’ EveryjDay. I WILL hereafter run my Express from Nevada to Quaker Hill, Red Dor, Chalk Bieff, You Bet, Walou Little York. “(bert Hill, Lowell Hill, Re ngton ie to Dutch Fla All letters s and a delivered promiptly and safe iy. a ast? PRINSON. Hw. MACKIE, MENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANEERS. Buccessors to C. W. Mulford.) at eo abt cent, Main street, Nevada. GyoLe DUST bo x J itt Cheeks on on the Atlantic States and Europe, ee sums to suit. Advances made on vad forwarded to the U: B. Mint for Away or Coi aN Serip bought a the Highest Rates. net Fire ae a y for insurance ag: ° July ist, 1862. tf J. C. BIRDSEYK, Cc. 8. FELTON. BIRDSEVE & CO., BANKERS, NO. 30 Main street, Hevada City. PS RCHASE Gold Durt. Advance on Dust for Assay or Coinage at the U. 5. Mint. Draw Sight Checks on San Francisco, Sacra mento and Marysville. Our Sight Exchange on New York. for County Scrip. Wooden Water Pipe Factory FOR SALE! HE Subscriber offers for sale one half of the machinery and establishment for bering Wooden Water Pipes,jin this City t3 The businessis good and offers asplendid openfor am indast man in want of perma naked anaghagumente The sale will include op wdc: arene, t at the Highest Rates. Francisco and pd beck Co.’s Store, corner ~ he ret Pie ome Commercial strests, Beveds, Cal.” 713" CARDEN SEEDS! BOOKS & STATIONERY! NO. 62, BROAD ST., NEVADA W cour practise in all of the Courts of Nevada e Noa jones OF BROAD STREET, NEVADA. pom W. E. F. DEAL, A. me. weocessIPrimeipal. NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT. and Liquors, and Perfumery, Fancy Goods, &o., Fine Chewing and : rr TOBACCO!!! 4% Aleo a fine assortment of FENE CIGARS, manufactured by J. DARLING, Red Dog Red Dog, May 16th, 1962. FASHION RESTAURANT. FA — SPORMERLY— i, sT. MONAHAN FLINN,THE OLDEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THIS CIETY! Nevada, June lith, 1862. i ¢ ( ' EVERY MAN GHOULD HAVE A BOIT OF THOSE —aND— SUMMER coops!! JUST RECEIVED BY &8.HAAS & co., Nevad a, ,April 23d. WM. R. COE, Dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES, Corner of Main and Commercia! Sts. consis of Benkerts’ and other ce Manufacturers eatin «ii Brogena, Bo b by Boots & * Shoes, vend & Misses, Shoes & Gaiters, and in short, everyth necessary. to furnish a first class Boot and Shoe Store plete. Boot and Shoe Fi Faiwage on hand, which will be sold at low All kinds of Royals’ done on the shortestnotice ma neat and manner Nevada Mreh 22—tf Notice to Scrip owners! terre ioeeme sree: oe. eral o ag. 16th 1869, are requested te Seenent the same for payment at office. icaouees on the same ceases with this date, E,G. WAITE, Treasurer of Nevada county. Nevada, July 21st, 1862 DR.O. POND, SURGEON DENTIST! (Successorto Dr. Levason.) FF ICE in Kelsey Ttalidlag over Block & Co .’s Store, corner Pine and Commercial Street Nevada city, Cal. jy 13m ‘XPERIENCE shows that teeth decay the most in porns, foikse—with them they are most vaiuab odern Dentistry gives the means of saving thenf from destruction. Dr. PON D is alwayé ready to perform operations in the best and most substantial manner. Office over, Block & Co.’s Store, Nevada, Cal. jyi 3m FOR SALE. The subseriber offers for sale the lot cf Land and the Buildings situated on the corner of bf nog, > ton and Court streets. The lot is 70 feet, frouting on Court street, run, Om the north-west side hington street, ‘sb pet Was feet—*djoining the lot ro egg me + .Op the lot there is a good stable, 15, stories © house. one wiel te purchase: te’ will be soid . P*F each. . will be promptly attended to Natit, , ee maguire of wx. . [obese ie * © G STOREI) Pastte Fee nn are net me oe sativa il ched im © of Aug ’ : Ormer, Au.’ From Folsom St. Wharf,at 9 o’elock, A.M. For Panama. j Passengers will he conveyed from Panama to Away 3} 210) the Rimes Railroad Company nse she P nme New York by the Atlantic and Pac iicSt arog "= a, w.Y. BABCOCK, FELIX CILLET’S Shaving & Hair Cutting Saicon No. 47 Pine et Bevaam HH’ cut in + whites 3 ‘American; French or Kagitsh Ferjiew Jicaint it tention paid to the a > cae = sab tealadt “ opr — 8 » atine nahetineed of cays, om. Perfumery , ‘ Pinaud’s soaps, oils sombony matum, Lubin’s oxttadte, Oc. ted: Stine NRaxzors. ‘This is the 4 y place im this city where persons “pe bu Cazenave’s Frepch Shampoo. me x . wv. Raspail’s, Kau Sedative, « cure for thé failing of the hair. Avis aux stints nana elouer eta vendre dee 3i-tf Philadelphia Dry Goods Store. er Broad Street. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS JACOB ROSENTHAL AS just received athis New store a tremen dous stock of ~ DRY AND FANCY GOODS, which he offers for sale 25 per cent cheaper than other Dry Goode store in Nevada. This isno blowing—it'is a fact which can be substantiatedby hundreds who are daily purchasing goods of me, Attention is invited to the following prices: 1500 yards Calico at ® cents per yd. G@i5C00 yards Merrimac Prints at 12 1=2 ets. {5000 yards bleached Muslin from 10 to 20 cts @500 yards Bareges at 26 cents per ya. 250 Silk Dresses from $10 to $75 apicce. 60: Fine Bonnets at $5-apiece. 300 Shakers at 25 conte apiece. 1000 yada China Matting at 25 cents per yd. Embroidevytof every variety. _ REMOV AL—Don't be Deceived ! Remember I have removed to my. NewStor ¥. few doors below the old stand. JACOB. HOSENTHAL. Nevada, July 15th-tf MOTHERS ! MOTHERS !! . ON’T fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN. This valuable preparation is the prescription of one of the mostexperienced and Skillful Nurses in New England, and has been used with mever failing success in THOUSANDS OF CASES. It not only re lievea the child from pain, but Hoth “acre the stomach and bowels. corrects idity, and gives tone andenergy to the whole tem. It will almost instantly retieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions, which if not speedily remedied, end in death. We believe it the best and surest Remedy inthe World, iv all cases of Dysentery and DIARKH Gs A in Children, whether arising from teething or froin any other cause. Full directions for usiug will accompany each bottle, None genuine unless the fac simile of Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers, sea eh Office, V3 Cedar Street, New York. PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER Bor TLE. REDINGTON & CO., AGENTS, San r rac inco. __Sly 12-6m Every housekeeper experte neces how dif cult it is to make good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attemtion to the fact thut to Insure uniformly light sweet and’ nutritoue bread it is only necessary to use Redington & Co’s Veast Powder, in every respect tt excels all similar preparations every offered to jhe public. See advertisement m anothe column. (00D TEETH contribute as much to the genucral health of an individualas the clothing youwear. Theuif they are defective call upon DER. POND who operates in the most approved and satis factory mauuer. ‘Uffice over Block &-Co.’s Store, FORT SUMTER TAKEN ! BAILEY ‘HOUSE, HAS CHANGED I 1A N . 4 t tri7 B. 8. STARK, formerl® proprictor 4 ofthe American House, Grass Valint ley, having leased the BALLKY HOUSK for a term of years, jutends keeping @ First Class Hotel in Eve ry Partiuular The Batley istheBest Built, Fireproot and “ feest Purnmisned Hotel in the VAOUNTAINS IT!Phe Bedroomsarc commodious, aud airy and newly furnished with Spring Mattresses. ‘The Bar is snpplied withthe choicest of WINES AND LIQUORS! ; and the Best Brands of Cigars !! B.S. STARR, PROPRIETOR, Broad Street, Nevada. Ne rvada, ¢ “dl. fe? The best accomodation for Families . Nevada, July 24th, 1n02 White Suipher Springs. NAPA COUNTY. IJ AIS favorite place of resort, purchased by us, poker pmedle, ia complete order. We lave also erected several Cottages, and are now preed to receive our friends and patrous. Order for Rooms, left at our office nthe (riental Hotel omeaiads & CO. ap27 Proprietors. ee conmieipeineni tee MAEL AEN EAE TT a ee 7 rs

Pad * wilt = y give that withment? i this» erted —. 8 a CE. . arles de ‘ity: ‘tL? ced nite 3 filled lish ‘igh I pee . guage of the “WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG, 13. Fine.—The fire bells struck an alarm otf fire yesterday afternoon, and the laziest man in the city, as usual on such occasions, tarew himself, regardless of muscular expense, into the street. The engines were outin the twinkling of aw eye, giving evidence that the . fire department is in capital orden. But scereely were the boys bullying each other on, than a retreat was sounded. The fire was found to be in-some shavings and straw ca =e bie ell’s command at Camener =p Senig: my jean. and Cank's division at Woodville, Ra nock county. Banks will probably be beyond Culpepper by the 7th. Thepateben from Woodville, dated August int. Perks ‘Times has a letter from thé army of . the Petomac, dated August 7th, which says important movements are progressing on t south side of James ice but of sucha character ag do not admit of disclosure at present. in the rear of Carley & Hall's drinking-ea~+---The-rebel ram at Savannah, according to a lodn. Uncle Ike Williamson was hard by, and pitehing in with Frank Hall they did the work of two engines in a few ‘moments, als, though it was no light job, The fire was streaming up through the causeway leading from Broad street te Reeney'’s hardware store, before a mastery of it was gained. It is supposed » inatch or cigar thrown on the pile of rubbish caught it on fire. Se eg ab : THE Opposition Stage leaves the United States Hotel this morning at 7 e'clock, for Marysville. We make another appeg] to our citizens to support the Opposition and ble the proprietor to keep the fare Dollan. Dhe California Stage Company. now charge $3 every etket day—the day t he Opopsition is offend will charge $6 when the other line is drawn off, which will be tne case if it is not better supported. Remember the Gpposition extends from Nevada via Marysville to Sacramento and the fare is only $2, instead of $7 by way of Lincoln.— Then patronize the Opposition in place of that soulless company which has deprived ‘us of a line of Stages to Washoe. The mento in preference to supporting that big leech, the bled Stage Compaay STIL THE ¥ Come 1—C,. S. ‘itias tele the dear. peops, through the columns of the TRANSCRIPT, that he is willing to serve them ia the office of Justice of the Peace for ene year. Geo. S. Peirce talks the same way abeut the office of Constable: Tn the lan= ‘‘family newspaper inan”’ * we'll vote for all the candidates in the field and all that may cowe in hereatter.” Hurrah for Harrington, Smith, Kendall, Rugg, Peirce, Gfay and Vernard. we a THE REDDEST YET.—The gas works are coming out from under the brush-ef the painter fiery red. Look out for the first drove of Spanish cattle that cemes charging up Main street. When that astonishing color shall break upon theit visusl orbs, teu to one if they don’t break and run, the Lord knows where. It's a bloody looking building, if it does furnish good gas. age MeTeoric SHOWER.—We are informed by Mr. Sutton, whose business calls him up at early hours, thaton guing out at 3 o'clock on Saturday morning last, he found the heavens streaming with meteors in every direction. There were hundreds falling some of them of great brilliance. Pourrical MEETINGS ev EUROPE. —The French legitimists favorable to placing the Comte de Chambord, whom they call Henry V., on the throne of France, are to have a meeting in Switzerland — It is the more important since the Count’s wife promises shortly to be a mother, and the pretensions of the family may not therefure cease with this geueration, as was expected. Nobody knows. in this changing world that the days of the Bourbons will not return again, aud the days of the-onapartes go by. On the otuér band, a congress of the En~ ropean democracy, apposed to all ings is called in Loudun, duriag the Worid’s Exhibition designed to serve as a means fur the Democraté of the several Evropean:countries ‘to become acquainted with each other. It is to frame a platform ou which all may-stand, and to furnish the proof that a confederacy et the European peoples is possible without injuring the uational interests of any. Parson Bro wNLow’s Views.—In a recent lecture at Washingtou, Parson Browa-~ low is represented ae saying : “ This country is now pursuing & course with this internat, wicked rebellion, which I do notapprove of; unless we pureue a different and 2 more vigorous one we shall never end this rebellion ia God's werld!"’ He added that the Government must adopt a a more vigsteus war polic y, or give up the attempt to put dewa the rebellion—hbe was sure of that. He had no faith whatever in the ‘conciliatory policy,” for the reason that he says, be knows that the rebels are determined not te be cenciliated. They wili only give up to acteal brete 1 force. Miss Ad a Isaacs Menken, a remarkably haudsome soubrette actress, is under engage > } ment with Manager Leightoa to visit San Francisco. MissMary vost and her inmarae agent, Sam. TT also return to old camping g round among you in a fom weeks Gosaye «Now York jotter to the Hilton Head letter, is the British steamer Fingal, covered with rail road iron, and armed with 14 guns. She is commanded by Thos. mac. Wasnincton, Aag: (ith.—A di atch from the hea iquarters of the army of Virginia, six miles beyead Culpepper, dated Aug. 10th, says: “A battle was fought yesterday between Banks and ptonewall Jackson, Gen: Bayard, of McDowell's corps, with a cavalry ‘brigade, had been engaged the day before in the extreme advance, near the Rapidan river, Skirmishing awd movements resulted ia taking some prisoners, and the conflict ended in slight loss. Bayard succeeded in baffling the efforts of @arge rebel force to surround and cut him of. “Yesterday he was engaged for some hours, and with four regiments’ of crivalry delayed the enémy’s advance until Banks came up. The rebels under Jackson and Ewell had crossed the = iti forces. Their advance, fifteen thousand strong, was attacked. by Banks in the afternoon, six miles south of Culpepper. The fight was alu:ost wholly with artillery at first, but the infarntry became enguged about six o'clock, and-adetermined-andbloody contest ensued. Banks’ right wing, under Gen. Williams, suf-. fered severely The rebel position was in a wood, while the troops that attacked them were obliged to cross an open field to attack. It was not till six P.M., that it became evident the rebels were present in force. i Previous to the tune the fighting had been’ a rather desultory cannonnade. At that time + the whole rebel force suddenty attacked ia overwhelming numbers at all pointe. all their regiments had full ranks. In the evening Pope arrived on the field from Culpepper, accompanied by McDowell and part of fia Gorps, bat the battle was substantially over, Banks holding. the same ground he occupied at the beginning of the battles After Pope’s arrival an artillery fire was kept up at intervals wutil 2 o'clock the next morning. Atone time Gen. Pope and staff were so near the rebel lines that a sud~ den charge of rebel cavalry was made from the woods. a quarter of a mile off, with the view to capture them—the attempt was re pulsed by a vigorous fire frum MeclDowell's troops, and the Geveral and staff legt the ground under a-cress-fire handling his treops personally. Banks'’gallantry is highly praised his officers and troops behaved well,although some regiments retired in disorder when overpowered by numbers. Among the killed are Maj. Cook of the 28th New York, and Lieut. Col Stone of the 14th Conn. Amon the wounded are Ajt. Knight, Boyd, = Geary, Maj. Mathews of the 46th Penn, Col. Donnelly and Lieut. Col. Brown of the wth N.Y. Col. Chapman and Maj. Blake of the Sth Cunu., were wounded aud made prisoners. Gen. Banke was severely hurt by some cavalry troops running against him heavily in the side. Col. Ruggles, Pope's Chief of Staft had his horse shot under him. Two of Pope’s body guard were killed. The 2d Massachusetts Regiment was in the hottest of the fightand suffered severely. The Sth Connecticut, 27th Linois and 44th Peaonsylvania were badly cut up. The rebel General Winder was wounded. Losses heavy on both sides—not less than 3,000 killed, Nearly wounded and missing ob each side. Some prisoners were taken by both armies. Jacksop and Ewell were both present. Keinforcements to the number of 18,000 reached the rebels last night. About the same time ours caine up. Generals Prince, Auger and Geary of the Union army are reported wounded. Demoerat Extra. GEORGE W. KIDD, BALTEER, in the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. ‘\ OLD DUST Purchased at the Highest MarJ ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust inte for Assay er for Coinage at the LU. 8 fint. ght Cheeks on San Franciseo and Sacramento beaks on the’ Eastern Cities at the Lowest Kates ipCollections made, and State and County Sewrite archased at the highest Market value Nevada March 7. 1861-tf J.O'’NEIL, Next door to Cheap John’s, on Pine Street ILOTHES repaired in the best order. Also / attends to cleaning of Coats, Pants and Vests, in such a manner as to have the appearance of New Garments. Give mea trial —my prices are low to suit the times. NILES SEARLS. A. ©. NILES SEARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, Ofice—Broad street Kidd’s Building. Fr. J. DUNN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Willpractice in all the Courts of the Sta o rnia . Olficee—At Nevada and Grass Valicy. ECAYED TEETH {flied with Gold, Tin, Ailing or « cement, by 7th saya Seigel’s corpa is moving from that” i P. Jones, late executive officer of the Merri. 3 4 Highest price pla axe hmm ec R Stoves, Tin, Hardware, “ SILVER-PLATED WARE La “ble Sam ig w 1 ere Nails, Grindstones, Locke, 7 Lae eee CARPENTERS’ cheaa LEAD and IRON PIPR, Faucets STEWART'S 000K STOVES . ) No. 1 &19 Commisrctal st, Nevada. MILWAUKEE BREWERY : : L. W. _DREYFuss, "ould inform the citizens of Nevada counand his friends, that he is in full blast ea orders and for that delicious: bev crage, Lager Ber which he will sell as ow as any Brewer in the eounty. apls ‘A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med. Physician and Surgeon, FFICK AND RESIDENCK UPPER PART of Main street, (No. 96,) Nevada City. Marcb 6, 1661—tf SPENCE ¢ WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Office at the Court House. t. [3th is6F. Count vada. TC Cc. H. MEYER & CO., Brick House, 76 Broad Strect, MEVADA Fine French Brandies, Wines, And Forcigu and Domestic Liquors generally. _6-amn ae SELECT SCHOOL. For Young Ladies and Gentlemen. Sh lier. SCHOOL will re-open on Monday Jan. 6th, 1862. TERMS:

Belge val Branches, per month....0.+++rr ~ lish Branches & a SAR RINT per month 600 pe eceeesseecese peccccertoee eeseses 100 GQTOOKs 0.5 ccccceccescccese Coeceerecce ‘ ) 60 GOTHAM. 0c cv revccceccceccocecccceeses bd 200 Mremehaiinocss oes cvescesdecessccesess Ly 29 No extra “char e for Book Keeping. For further particulars enquire at the Schoo © ouse Young Gentiemen will be thoroughly prepare@ te enter any of the College classes. Nevada, 27th. 1861. NEVADA ACADEMY. Ww. kz. PRESSEY covevcces .-Princtpal ©. 27 Spring dress, Nevada.—In the room formerly occupied ty him. This School will open on MONDAY, May Sth, 1862 Mr. P. takes thia method of thanking the citizens of Nevada and vicinity, for their past liberal patronege ; and hopes by continued excrtion to merit their future support. Instructions given in the higher English Branches or Latin, TUITION—PER MONTH, For Latin and the higher Eng. hranches..$5 90 Vor Common Hnglish branches....... $4 = For Primary Department.......-+..3 my W.E. PRESSEY. EXPRESS. New Arrangement—Thro’ EveryjDay. I WILL hereafter run my Express from Nevada to Quaker Hill, Red Dor, Chalk Bieff, You Bet, Walou Little York. “(bert Hill, Lowell Hill, Re ngton ie to Dutch Fla All letters s and a delivered promiptly and safe iy. a ast? PRINSON. Hw. MACKIE, MENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANEERS. Buccessors to C. W. Mulford.) at eo abt cent, Main street, Nevada. GyoLe DUST bo x J itt Cheeks on on the Atlantic States and Europe, ee sums to suit. Advances made on vad forwarded to the U: B. Mint for Away or Coi aN Serip bought a the Highest Rates. net Fire ae a y for insurance ag: ° July ist, 1862. tf J. C. BIRDSEYK, Cc. 8. FELTON. BIRDSEVE & CO., BANKERS, NO. 30 Main street, Hevada City. PS RCHASE Gold Durt. Advance on Dust for Assay or Coinage at the U. 5. Mint. Draw Sight Checks on San Francisco, Sacra mento and Marysville. Our Sight Exchange on New York. for County Scrip. Wooden Water Pipe Factory FOR SALE! HE Subscriber offers for sale one half of the machinery and establishment for bering Wooden Water Pipes,jin this City t3 The businessis good and offers asplendid openfor am indast man in want of perma naked anaghagumente The sale will include op wdc: arene, t at the Highest Rates. Francisco and pd beck Co.’s Store, corner ~ he ret Pie ome Commercial strests, Beveds, Cal.” 713" CARDEN SEEDS! BOOKS & STATIONERY! NO. 62, BROAD ST., NEVADA W cour practise in all of the Courts of Nevada e Noa jones OF BROAD STREET, NEVADA. pom W. E. F. DEAL, A. me. weocessIPrimeipal. NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT. and Liquors, and Perfumery, Fancy Goods, &o., Fine Chewing and : rr TOBACCO!!! 4% Aleo a fine assortment of FENE CIGARS, manufactured by J. DARLING, Red Dog Red Dog, May 16th, 1962. FASHION RESTAURANT. FA — SPORMERLY— i, sT. MONAHAN FLINN,THE OLDEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THIS CIETY! Nevada, June lith, 1862. i ¢ ( ' EVERY MAN GHOULD HAVE A BOIT OF THOSE —aND— SUMMER coops!! JUST RECEIVED BY &8.HAAS & co., Nevad a, ,April 23d. WM. R. COE, Dealer in BOOTS AND SHOES, Corner of Main and Commercia! Sts. consis of Benkerts’ and other ce Manufacturers eatin «ii Brogena, Bo b by Boots & * Shoes, vend & Misses, Shoes & Gaiters, and in short, everyth necessary. to furnish a first class Boot and Shoe Store plete. Boot and Shoe Fi Faiwage on hand, which will be sold at low All kinds of Royals’ done on the shortestnotice ma neat and manner Nevada Mreh 22—tf Notice to Scrip owners! terre ioeeme sree: oe. eral o ag. 16th 1869, are requested te Seenent the same for payment at office. icaouees on the same ceases with this date, E,G. WAITE, Treasurer of Nevada county. Nevada, July 21st, 1862 DR.O. POND, SURGEON DENTIST! (Successorto Dr. Levason.) FF ICE in Kelsey Ttalidlag over Block & Co .’s Store, corner Pine and Commercial Street Nevada city, Cal. jy 13m ‘XPERIENCE shows that teeth decay the most in porns, foikse—with them they are most vaiuab odern Dentistry gives the means of saving thenf from destruction. Dr. PON D is alwayé ready to perform operations in the best and most substantial manner. Office over, Block & Co.’s Store, Nevada, Cal. jyi 3m FOR SALE. The subseriber offers for sale the lot cf Land and the Buildings situated on the corner of bf nog, > ton and Court streets. The lot is 70 feet, frouting on Court street, run, Om the north-west side hington street, ‘sb pet Was feet—*djoining the lot ro egg me + .Op the lot there is a good stable, 15, stories © house. one wiel te purchase: te’ will be soid . P*F each. . will be promptly attended to Natit, , ee maguire of wx. . [obese ie * © G STOREI) Pastte Fee nn are net me oe sativa il ched im © of Aug ’ : Ormer, Au.’ From Folsom St. Wharf,at 9 o’elock, A.M. For Panama. j Passengers will he conveyed from Panama to Away 3} 210) the Rimes Railroad Company nse she P nme New York by the Atlantic and Pac iicSt arog "= a, w.Y. BABCOCK, FELIX CILLET’S Shaving & Hair Cutting Saicon No. 47 Pine et Bevaam HH’ cut in + whites 3 ‘American; French or Kagitsh Ferjiew Jicaint it tention paid to the a > cae = sab tealadt “ opr — 8 » atine nahetineed of cays, om. Perfumery , ‘ Pinaud’s soaps, oils sombony matum, Lubin’s oxttadte, Oc. ted: Stine NRaxzors. ‘This is the 4 y place im this city where persons “pe bu Cazenave’s Frepch Shampoo. me x . wv. Raspail’s, Kau Sedative, « cure for thé failing of the hair. Avis aux stints nana elouer eta vendre dee 3i-tf Philadelphia Dry Goods Store. er Broad Street. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS JACOB ROSENTHAL AS just received athis New store a tremen dous stock of ~ DRY AND FANCY GOODS, which he offers for sale 25 per cent cheaper than other Dry Goode store in Nevada. This isno blowing—it'is a fact which can be substantiatedby hundreds who are daily purchasing goods of me, Attention is invited to the following prices: 1500 yards Calico at ® cents per yd. G@i5C00 yards Merrimac Prints at 12 1=2 ets. {5000 yards bleached Muslin from 10 to 20 cts @500 yards Bareges at 26 cents per ya. 250 Silk Dresses from $10 to $75 apicce. 60: Fine Bonnets at $5-apiece. 300 Shakers at 25 conte apiece. 1000 yada China Matting at 25 cents per yd. Embroidevytof every variety. _ REMOV AL—Don't be Deceived ! Remember I have removed to my. NewStor ¥. few doors below the old stand. JACOB. HOSENTHAL. Nevada, July 15th-tf MOTHERS ! MOTHERS !! . ON’T fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN. This valuable preparation is the prescription of one of the mostexperienced and Skillful Nurses in New England, and has been used with mever failing success in THOUSANDS OF CASES. It not only re lievea the child from pain, but Hoth “acre the stomach and bowels. corrects idity, and gives tone andenergy to the whole tem. It will almost instantly retieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions, which if not speedily remedied, end in death. We believe it the best and surest Remedy inthe World, iv all cases of Dysentery and DIARKH Gs A in Children, whether arising from teething or froin any other cause. Full directions for usiug will accompany each bottle, None genuine unless the fac simile of Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers, sea eh Office, V3 Cedar Street, New York. PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER Bor TLE. REDINGTON & CO., AGENTS, San r rac inco. __Sly 12-6m Every housekeeper experte neces how dif cult it is to make good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attemtion to the fact thut to Insure uniformly light sweet and’ nutritoue bread it is only necessary to use Redington & Co’s Veast Powder, in every respect tt excels all similar preparations every offered to jhe public. See advertisement m anothe column. (00D TEETH contribute as much to the genucral health of an individualas the clothing youwear. Theuif they are defective call upon DER. POND who operates in the most approved and satis factory mauuer. ‘Uffice over Block &-Co.’s Store, FORT SUMTER TAKEN ! BAILEY ‘HOUSE, HAS CHANGED I 1A N . 4 t tri7 B. 8. STARK, formerl® proprictor 4 ofthe American House, Grass Valint ley, having leased the BALLKY HOUSK for a term of years, jutends keeping @ First Class Hotel in Eve ry Partiuular The Batley istheBest Built, Fireproot and “ feest Purnmisned Hotel in the VAOUNTAINS IT!Phe Bedroomsarc commodious, aud airy and newly furnished with Spring Mattresses. ‘The Bar is snpplied withthe choicest of WINES AND LIQUORS! ; and the Best Brands of Cigars !! B.S. STARR, PROPRIETOR, Broad Street, Nevada. Ne rvada, ¢ “dl. fe? The best accomodation for Families . Nevada, July 24th, 1n02 White Suipher Springs. NAPA COUNTY. IJ AIS favorite place of resort, purchased by us, poker pmedle, ia complete order. We lave also erected several Cottages, and are now preed to receive our friends and patrous. Order for Rooms, left at our office nthe (riental Hotel omeaiads & CO. ap27 Proprietors. ee conmieipeineni tee MAEL AEN EAE TT a ee 7 rs