August 24, 1862 (4 pages)

ss ‘SUNDAY MORNING, AUG; 24th, “Union Administration Ticket. . Wor sthte dupetfitendent of Public Instructi#'n . chan JOHN SWETT. — RETR ee op esontgs 208 wee: BBA S Cow roe * ~ wrod en a Mor County Judge; ae wd Ue As s. b> ‘ wa . \ ftom that crowd, ne we stated be woul!) AMES COLLANS, ee PS . . WM, AYSEARS. aka a SPM MARTIS, —— 3. W. RULE, For Supervisor $ ne JOSEPH WORRELL, ——————— ee An INDICATION ~The puddle: into which ‘the Ban Franciaes politicians have been plungeal by the expose of two of the delegates to ‘theeounty nominating Convention isn nielwacholly indication of the corruption ot the “tiuaes, ‘Phe ‘public ear is pained with the feporta of men bribed for this purpose or ‘tliat, and then re-bribed to publish théir own one and disgrace, In the case of the two wlio finve published that they took one-4 ed aa hundred dollars each to vote for Park men ‘for nominees for the Senate aud Aséombly, othe pretty plain that cue man Wrote both of “the cards of the bribed,and we have no doubt, from & cow bivation of eiroumstances that for the expose they were paid more than they ‘were to have received in. the-firet inatanee. There is acknowledged to be a class uf per‘gona in San. Francisee who live from year to year out of the profits of primary and other elections, ‘They are_glid enough of the op“portunity to make monéy out of the sale of votes,aud the aspirants are tue often rejoiced to pay for the services of the miserable wretches. The disgraceful trafic is known “walike te ail parties. One party” Gaiiiot ac. Cuae another of it without dunger of getting 4 retort not pltogetber courteous or comph‘mentary, but dikely to be true, ‘. 80 strong is theinipression that corruption ‘adheres te the garments of some of our prominent publiclmen, that the ancontaminated'itihd ig Sed to think the Republic has -weached the eame crisis that ‘was upon Rome when thé government was basely sold by the «Praetorian Guards and ingloriously bought ‘by, Didius Julianus,and to avert the fate that ‘vefel ‘a great nation on that infamous sale, ‘the beat men of the country are looking “around to find sume man of public and private virtue to fill the place of U. 8. Senator, to the’ exclusion of thé corruptionists who ‘are struggling to work themselves to « positfon they are unworthy to fill. The time has assuredly come when men of character as well *s intellect are required in the council8 of the nation. The exigencies of the age demand that'the law givers and councillors of the Republic shall nut have the reputation of Bacon—“ greatest, wisest, meanest of ankind”—but something better than “one virtue linked with ten thousand ecrimes.”— The people, and especially the men elected to the next Legislature, will serve themselves and their country by throwing overboard all the struggling sapirants for the Uni‘ted States Senate, atid selecting a man clear ‘from the machinations of cliques and factions, whose modesty and charicter foibids his geing into the political market to purchase the votes of the most abandoned of the race —for he who haa no higher considerations than dollars and cents in the present imperiled wondition of the country is the lowest in the scale of animate creatures. The people owe it to themselves to demand and inaist ‘that the plunderera be mnde to walk the ‘plank, @nd that anew wan against whem ‘there is no reproach be sent to the U. 8, Senate. See to it, representatives of Nevada, iu the next Legislature that right be done! TRvt Union Democracy.—The Nevada TRANSCRIPT states that Henry Everett,.ne ofthe Unien Democratic nominees of that eounty for the Assembly, declares he will decline running on that ticket if-it is endereed by the Breckinridge Democracy.” ‘Mr. Everett's Democracy is of the good old atamp, and of the true metal, with no base alloy about st df the Celton usurpation of the name As the Breckinridge Secessionists of that county have subsequently met in tion, and endorsed the Union Demopatio ticket, we shall expect to hear that : Everett.hae . withdrawn from it in dis. guat.—S. F. Call. You are.right about that;hehas withdrawn LATER FROM THE EAST. Praikoitle, Aup. 2 a err pre. y arriving. A dispatch from corresponding number ‘ot traitors for ex. ge.” a a : sei t 4, G's New York, Aug. Wth.—Sterling exchange ie-dull-at ; i 110; Government Stocks easier. ai wiflone 73 10 note at 10a ate eat. ~ a The Chi from Aspir 1, h re probably leave on rose. : sn Mitats City, Ang. 20th. — The Federal les n thee day last is-understood te;have b tlie? “ahd Niloclly P00 of the fotee eacaped to Lexington! The’ artillery lost in the fight was retuken four Bes & faally spiked and abandoned by, the. 'eder" During ‘the fight at Inde Mo. on the Tithe Gon. var aso 2 commanded a rebel regiment at C a brigade at Wileon’s creck was killed, The notorious and brutal Col: Bird and Col. were wounded—the former fatally.’ The Federal loss is ket down at 21 Killed and 80 Wutrded, while the tebela aay their loss was 10 killed and 11, wéunded. Union men declare that fe rebel loss must have been. over sixty ki . : ieSt. Louis, Ang. 21.--A‘ ‘gentleman just ‘from Lexington; Mo., reports that soon after that city’he heard an shirm gun firthe lang rill beaten io the Federal camp, followed by aloud eannounading: «He is confident thatthe garrison will be able to . , mai:tain itself and repulse the enemy dg the fe t at.Lone Jack, Mo., on Fri150 killed 500 are under Gen. Lonnarrived early yosterday morning. -Our troops ocewpy Mulligin’s old entrenchments, which have been extended to the river to prevent the rebels from ‘attacking 19 the rear and oafting uff the garrison from the water. The strength of the rebel forces is supposed to be about four thousand. Washington, Aug. 21.—One tinndred aud cighty Federal prisoners, captured at Bull “Runand other pots, reached here to-day front Sout’ Carolina. They evtoplam bitterterly of their treatment. ; Reverdy John-ou has made a report te the Government upon points in the administra» tion of affiirs at New Orteats, and the Pres ident has approved its conclusion. It is understood that Jobuson recommends the return to the Consul «f the Netherlands of the $500,000 seized by Gen. Butler! that 716, 000 be returned to the Freuch Consul, and alvo thata large amountof sugar. and other merchandise be reiniquished to Greek, British and other foreign merchante,domicit. ed in New Orleans; a avcording to Johnson, these seiures cannot be justified, Washington, Aug. 2ist.— Under authority of the Act of July Ist, to-aid in constructing a railroad and telegraph line to the Pacific, the Seeretary of the Interior has appowted the following named persons to be CominisSionera to act in conjunction with the others named in the act: Samuel J. Tilden, Henry V. Poonly, Wm. D. Griswold of Iadiann, Robert w Lathram, District of Columbia, and O, M. Wozencraft, of California. Washington, Aug. 21st.—A New York ci. vilian, whe . -{t Richmond on the 13th, aaysat the time troops were pouring out of the eity on the Virginia raiiread, Stonewall Jackson ie said te have left Gurdousville—none know4 8 his whereabouts, New York, Aug. 21st.—The Time's letter from Fort Monroe, of the LYth. says the army is already in process of embarcation for anather field of operations. New York, Aug. 2lat:—The Tribunes Fort Monroe letter says Gen. Heintzleman did not pgs pr the peninsula, but will appear in a neighborhood of White House or West eint. Louisville, Aug. 2lat.—-The entire city Council has been arrested refusing to take the oath of allegiance, but were released on resigning and giving bonds. "Fhe eatire proe if perty of Mayor Henderson; whe has fi to, the rebel army, has been seized. Two Indiana regiments, four companies ef cavalry, and one battery of Artillery have alrea y crussed into the State. Cincinnati, Aug. 2ist.—Pikesville, Pike county, Ky., is in possession of the rebele af Humphrey Marshall's advance. It seems to be intention of Humphrey to take poesession of the big Sandy Region and advance nearer to the Ohio border, Memphis, Aug. 18th. —Guerrillas on Saturday destroyed the ferry boat flying between here asd Mound City, Arkansas. They robbed stores and stole a number of horses in the vicieity of the latter piace. Fourth divion, Gen. Curtis’ army, uuder Gen. Harvey left Helena on the 14th for Clarendon on Whaite river, where -« large bedy of rebels were encamped, the latter being apprised of his approach fled in the direction of Little Rock. Cavalry were sent in pursuit. St. Paul, Minn, Aug, 20th.—The Indians day to be ready to sta w sorte of rumors ‘whole arty of . that the piel ens ricarien Wika Wilhiorees straight on chaburg, ai is thes threatened on, and threatened by an army in front number te our own. Pope's army relight. It is gupposed ‘ bus when that river he will lor in treateto fight by. he willeross the enee en the north bank of no longer noek by ten o’e trains 80 much sourt river. ns @ base of operations. é Springfield, Mo,,224.—Col. Wright pagsed Carthage yesterday, in hot pursuit of the guerrillas under Coffee, Hayes, and Quantrell. The Kansas troops, under Blunt, were only afew smiles behind,—pushing on ie for the rt at once. Before two} ‘4 “the” « We underst: iy i¢ retrenting ; the left t : Culpe; army would eross the Ré k, but the pa trains. 22d —It is ieinity of Acqain Creek. Cairc, Aug. 224.--Anintercepted rapidly. All the bad characters in Western Missouri are joining Coffee, which will drain. ‘That section of a dangerous element. The pureuit isnot to be relinquished until the rebels are driven from the State. A Proclamation by the President of the United States of America.—In pursuance of the sixth seetion uf the Act of Congress entitled “An Act to suppress insurreetion,, to punish treason and rebellion to seize atid confiscate property of rebels and for other purpos. ea,approved July 17th, 1862, and whieb Act, and the joint resolution explanatory thereof. are herewith published, I, Abrabam Lincoln, President of the United Stutea, do hereby prvclaim to and warn all persona within the contemplation of said sixth section to cease participating im, aiding, countenaneing, or abetting the existing re liom against the Governusent of the United States, and tu return to their allegiance to the United States, on pain of the forfeitures and seizures as Within and by said sixth section provided, In testimony whereof I hiive hereunto set my hand and eaused the Seal of the. Uuited tates to be affixed. Done at the city of Washington, this 25th day of July, in the year of our Lord ove thousand eight hundred and siaty(L.S. ]two, and of the Independence of the United States the cighty-seventh ABRAHAM LINCOLN, By the President— William H. Seward, Seeretary of State. Annexed in the sixth section of the confiscation Act referred to by the President in the above pruclamation : Section 6. And be it further enacted, That reon within any State or Territory of the United States, other than those named aforesaid, after the passage of the Act, being engaged in armed rebellion ayninst the Government of the United States, or aiding or abetting such rebellion, shall not, within sixty days after public waruing and proclamation duly given and made by the President of the United States, cease tu aid, countenance . any legiance to the United States, all the estate and pruperty, mioneys, stock, and credits of such person shall be lable to seizure as aforesaid, or the proceeds thereof. And all sales transfers or conveyances of any such properfter the expiration of said sixty days from date of such warmng and proclamation shall’be null and veid; and it shall be a sufficient bar to any suit brought by such person possession er use of such property. or any of it,te alledge and prove that-he is ove of the persons described in this section. SEES DEATH. » tents and” baggage hat army of Vitein afloat to the effect that the Richmond is advancing, and toturn our marching + Aug. 19th, 6 A. M.—It is exippahanngé.of the that it will H0€ be at. tempted. Banks and McDowell's rp are coming up, both will wait the arrival who covers the rear. Ag J write, masses of troops are pouring. in swiftly but orderly, matching along narrow roads and over fielda tuwards the town. . Bigel ia notexpected until noon. Whatever happens,no crossing will be Attempted till comes. In spite of the delay there has been no panic among the f York, y ey that the torees of McClellan, Barnade and Pope have formed a junction, it is believed, in the garriaon 18 fully two thousand strong of Whom . f,o., Hindman to the rebel Secretary of War states that he has 18,000 well arme 6,000 cavalry, and 54 pieces At Little Rock, Arkansas he purposes xwaiting an attack from Curtis, instead of attacking bim at Helena, and intends te annihilate Curtis, and then push forward to the MisHelena is.then to be fortified d infantry, of artillery. lion, or any rebels stan ‘Adjutant Gen. Thomas says: Beg Mision meu of " East Tennesgee.are here ment 26} pondence, dated-at head quarters of the ar. C prisovers of State. Governor Johnson bas a my of Virginia, Cedar Mountains, Ang. 18th all he sd of Meeker county exasperated at the nona county. Ita vin tion skisentel and filed He Administrator of N Arrivals at Natsonal Exchnnge an. order day of September, A. D. tant, et il crelock of vid Sto oun of Reva ca RAG SLY ministrator to sell the: estate of said defen for successive w in the Daily. Tkanscuirr,” in the said city. ty, . (Pav VALDER, Probele Judge. i Adu bie one certify that the foregoing is a true an the minutes of the said rt. Witness my hand and seal of said court this 22d day of August, A. it. HW. PARQUILAR, Clerk. Per G K. Farquhar, Deputy. .? eee & the matter ofthe Estate of Donald McK enzie, deceased. We We an order to sell real estate, that if ia necessary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay the debts outstanding geninet the dereased, and the debts, SRpences ae charges of the administraIt is therefore ordered tion. by the court that all persona interested in the ont at ‘. before the said Frobate court, , On Monday, the 29th day of Sept. I%f2, at 11 o'clock of said day a at the tad, Keom ofaaid Probate court, in the elty and county of Nevada. to show cause why ranted to the said Public an Order should not be Administrator to sell the real estate of the deceased as aforesaid. And it is further ordered that a cepy-of this order he pe cessive weeks in the Nevada TRANSCRIPY, a newspaper printed and pene din said city and county. D BELDEN, Probate Judge. H. Farquhar. Cler jf the Trobate court t aforésald, do hereby eertify that we foregoing ia a true copy of an ortler made ant entered in; the minutes of the said. Probate court. W itnesenty hand and sea) of said court seal 2 this 22d day of Aug. 1862 —~ R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G_K. Farquhar. Deputy. N the matter of the Estate of Caleb{Mason, deceared In Probate court, Nevada county. It operas to the court by t/ie petition presented and filed by W. W. Cozzens, Public Administrator of Nevada county, praying for an orderto sell real estate, that it is neces to sell the real estate of deceased to pay the debta eutstanding against the deceased, and the debts ex ses and charges of the administration. It is therefore ordered by the court that all persons interested in said estate ai r before the said Probate court on Monday the 20th day of Sept. 1862, at 11 o'cloek of said day, at the Court room of said Probate court, in the city and county of Nevada, to show cause pe an order shuuld not be granted tothe said Public Administrator to sell #0 much of the real estate of the aM shall be necessary And thata copy of this order be published for four suceesaive weeks in the Nevéda PRANSCRIPT a newapaper printed and published in raid ~ and ri. D. BELDEN, bate Judge. 1, R. H.¥arquhar, clerk cf the Probate eonrl aforesaid, do hereby certify re Peegeing te be a true copy of an erder made entered upon the minutes of the said Probate court. -_— Witness my hand seal of «aid court this ‘seal } 23d day of 4m: 1862, —~> R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Depaty, : JOE PENTLAL D’s GREAT WORLD CIRCUS!! ies MAMMOTH COMPANY WILL give another of their Grand and Unique Performances ! rene VOU iis dee wes ccs dccedb icc. A st, 28th NEVADA. 069 pacenqnncentaceceace 9 “i 29th WO PO a i'e koncaeiccatcatacedaccs eS 30th Alleghanytown... seanseceas “Bist On which evasion there wil) ba produced New and Startling Feats of Equestrianism and astonishing Gymnastic efforts i SIG SEBASTIAN THE GREATEST RIDER LIVING : . will perform his wonderful TROTTING ACT! Never before attempted in CALIFORNIA! ! ADMISSION, ONLY ONE DOLLAR! Children half-price ! Aug. 23d. reception ef money from the Government, attacked the whites in the town of Action ahd killed » number of persons, both men rad women, Several were also massacred at the lower agency, The settlers are alarmed and are coming down the Mionesota river, — Troops have been sent since the disturbance. ments whteh ewe-aes been recruited “5 poy strength before the Ist of Se \ At Little York, on the 224, Mré.' Barbara Koaged Siyenre, chenour —_—_—_——— TRY THAT FOUNTAIN SODA! Erank Guild’s, at ence be filled by draft. Theatre Building, New ork, Aug. 2iet.—The Columbia, Maim street, — from Hayane oy the 16th, has arrived, The Nevada. 8 GREAT BARGAIN IN LUMBER! ! 350.000 fascraisecen maa 150, thousand Fruit Boxes, $9 per hundred. ot —— 5 mites Grass Valley. to H. W. MeKOY, & Ready and J as ay . offered to any n Probate Court, Nevada . ; by the . ag ' Cozzens.Pubevada county, pray log for Estate appear he published for four sucWARD BOUND.” ef; prompt rettlement saved. From this and well assorted CIGARS AND TOBACCOs; at or below San Francisco jobbing prices. a also y Fr Saloon and Hotel find it te theirintcrest to gi will fi te thats interest te pizcour stock = rs the coming Gu Dg sie a — cash e the Ailes Na sp “om the * adfires will pleose prevene the same lor Setibiens saent ptthebpdcdeusht. hil olen hanes ment . i mt, being added thereto. aft ne fe a will be one § ofengaging im trade atthe old stand, as itis the : established Bussnessin the Mowntains ! of sixty Gaye the balance of our, on bh includ t fixtures, I be sold. Adi Joskrir Laws pA a? '# t SHEMIVF SALES—DAYS OF SALE ‘TUESDAY. Aug 26th John Anderson vs Gavin * . Gibb eval = * 26th J REvans vs RT Roberts = “ 26th W L Manly vs 5 M ThompStet ot ot POM, et igi, “ September, 2d Jacobs & : ve H a fa T B Ault Lehair vs Kureke Lake * ” 2d W H Crawford & ‘HL. Coye ve H f'wining & CB Ault hs ~ 2d KC Redger i: & MeArthur ¥s O.M ‘Pemlincon * ‘ 2d C Kedger. 2 per veOMT sem bed “ 2a James © Mamlin et al ¥s OU J Hotating ét al +4 bad 24,3 W Hinds vs Jas Me ; Cam re ree e 24 W R Williams vad FP Jonéa 6 Rowe ev al « a ad 2aJ Whartenby et ab ¥s Pee * te ‘td A Matteson ¥s Quick & Fuller . Pee epeenns peg SALE.—Staie of Califor nia. county of Nevada, township of Eureka, ss. By virtue of an execatiom to me delivered, is sued from the court Ira Stanley, Heq., ast acting py of the Peace, in and Spr county afore said, bearing date Augnat 2th, A. RB.» 1862, to satisfya fu iFenth ted by eaid Sindee oo the 7th day of Angnst. A. ts 486%, in favor of V Butseli, and against E. W, Councilman, for the sum of Sixty-one and 74-100, dollars, Mebt. iuterest. damages and costs of suit, I have taken in #xecution, aud will sell to the highaat. bidder fer cash-at Wor *s Fiat; all the right title and juterest of EK. W. Councilman iu and to ty. aud bounded as follows: On the east by house and Jot of P Barner, on the west by houue and lot of D. Docksteter. on the north by Main street and on the south by owners un known. I will sell the same on Friday, the 12th day of September 1862, between the hours of ¥ o'cloek A. M., and #r. Mw, Taken asthe property of K. W. Councilman to satisfy the above deman4s and accruing costa, Witness my hand this 20th day of Angust, 1862. 0. D. BABCOCK, Constable. White Sulpher Springs, NAPA COUNTY. 4 ins favorite place of rvsort, purchased b us, has been put in complete order. We have “also erected several Cottages, and are now prevared to receive our tienes and patrons. Order for Rooms, left at our office nthe riental Hotel will be promptly attended to ALSTROM & CO. ap27 Proprietors. . MEN WANTED wIMMEDIATELY!! . Frcestaaonuicens are needed to work on the Suspension Bridge. APpPPly Emmediatel ye CARPENTERS are alse wanted on the same. Apply at the BRIDGE * HALLI & Ce. Nevada, Aug. 2ist, 1862.—tf NOTICE !--NOTE LOST! ! LL [érsons are hercby warned not to buy or hegotiateanote of hand drawn by E. B. HILL in faver'cf H. B. TAYLOR, for 00,— The said note is dated between the Ist and 15th day of Mareh. 1862,.and bears interest at the rate ped md why 5 per month, until paid, and was stolen the undersigned on the 1?th inst. 4. B. TAYLOR. Blue Tent Saw Mill, August 20th. 1882 ~2w, NEVADA THEATRE ! FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY ! MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Y August, 25th, With 27th. 2th Wer & seh, 62, -* exhibited in San Francisce 42 consecutive Nights to 65,000 People, will open the Great London Stereoscome ! No other EXHIBITION like iw the World: Three Thousand People eam leok atit at omce and see the Q@QLQaQABE! Fimest Scesery om the Face of the: ‘TOBACCO DEALERS, — ; Hours and tot; Sant howse and Jot being situated on Woolsey ’s Flat, Nevada coun gponsenec el Sra Murph tity fo light st from Were it ~ Tn des of the’ Pead, _the bel tempt four ot parted. _ had #1 jump f a leg it ‘tance ¢ ously, driver Paull wagon, jured. hurt. Rec his late evenin, aud the __.turned oof then his hou niusie, turn. quite a for the all the water -eornplit Doc days ag for evel Aa yet firat *d He mu tags, u1 to worl . as open at eoutinu ably no State approbd. this on Opr« erected This m owned and the positios SELt this Sel 25th. uate of ed far t of the . Tem Union 1 afterno questio ance m liquor . Cor: that o14 bath ho but tha: .femark sense. RE SUPE : Al LiG! LOAV] } Ginger ‘WARR F i:

ss ‘SUNDAY MORNING, AUG; 24th, “Union Administration Ticket. . Wor sthte dupetfitendent of Public Instructi#'n . chan JOHN SWETT. — RETR ee op esontgs 208 wee: BBA S Cow roe * ~ wrod en a Mor County Judge; ae wd Ue As s. b> ‘ wa . \ ftom that crowd, ne we stated be woul!) AMES COLLANS, ee PS . . WM, AYSEARS. aka a SPM MARTIS, —— 3. W. RULE, For Supervisor $ ne JOSEPH WORRELL, ——————— ee An INDICATION ~The puddle: into which ‘the Ban Franciaes politicians have been plungeal by the expose of two of the delegates to ‘theeounty nominating Convention isn nielwacholly indication of the corruption ot the “tiuaes, ‘Phe ‘public ear is pained with the feporta of men bribed for this purpose or ‘tliat, and then re-bribed to publish théir own one and disgrace, In the case of the two wlio finve published that they took one-4 ed aa hundred dollars each to vote for Park men ‘for nominees for the Senate aud Aséombly, othe pretty plain that cue man Wrote both of “the cards of the bribed,and we have no doubt, from & cow bivation of eiroumstances that for the expose they were paid more than they ‘were to have received in. the-firet inatanee. There is acknowledged to be a class uf per‘gona in San. Francisee who live from year to year out of the profits of primary and other elections, ‘They are_glid enough of the op“portunity to make monéy out of the sale of votes,aud the aspirants are tue often rejoiced to pay for the services of the miserable wretches. The disgraceful trafic is known “walike te ail parties. One party” Gaiiiot ac. Cuae another of it without dunger of getting 4 retort not pltogetber courteous or comph‘mentary, but dikely to be true, ‘. 80 strong is theinipression that corruption ‘adheres te the garments of some of our prominent publiclmen, that the ancontaminated'itihd ig Sed to think the Republic has -weached the eame crisis that ‘was upon Rome when thé government was basely sold by the «Praetorian Guards and ingloriously bought ‘by, Didius Julianus,and to avert the fate that ‘vefel ‘a great nation on that infamous sale, ‘the beat men of the country are looking “around to find sume man of public and private virtue to fill the place of U. 8. Senator, to the’ exclusion of thé corruptionists who ‘are struggling to work themselves to « positfon they are unworthy to fill. The time has assuredly come when men of character as well *s intellect are required in the council8 of the nation. The exigencies of the age demand that'the law givers and councillors of the Republic shall nut have the reputation of Bacon—“ greatest, wisest, meanest of ankind”—but something better than “one virtue linked with ten thousand ecrimes.”— The people, and especially the men elected to the next Legislature, will serve themselves and their country by throwing overboard all the struggling sapirants for the Uni‘ted States Senate, atid selecting a man clear ‘from the machinations of cliques and factions, whose modesty and charicter foibids his geing into the political market to purchase the votes of the most abandoned of the race —for he who haa no higher considerations than dollars and cents in the present imperiled wondition of the country is the lowest in the scale of animate creatures. The people owe it to themselves to demand and inaist ‘that the plunderera be mnde to walk the ‘plank, @nd that anew wan against whem ‘there is no reproach be sent to the U. 8, Senate. See to it, representatives of Nevada, iu the next Legislature that right be done! TRvt Union Democracy.—The Nevada TRANSCRIPT states that Henry Everett,.ne ofthe Unien Democratic nominees of that eounty for the Assembly, declares he will decline running on that ticket if-it is endereed by the Breckinridge Democracy.” ‘Mr. Everett's Democracy is of the good old atamp, and of the true metal, with no base alloy about st df the Celton usurpation of the name As the Breckinridge Secessionists of that county have subsequently met in tion, and endorsed the Union Demopatio ticket, we shall expect to hear that : Everett.hae . withdrawn from it in dis. guat.—S. F. Call. You are.right about that;hehas withdrawn LATER FROM THE EAST. Praikoitle, Aup. 2 a err pre. y arriving. A dispatch from corresponding number ‘ot traitors for ex. ge.” a a : sei t 4, G's New York, Aug. Wth.—Sterling exchange ie-dull-at ; i 110; Government Stocks easier. ai wiflone 73 10 note at 10a ate eat. ~ a The Chi from Aspir 1, h re probably leave on rose. : sn Mitats City, Ang. 20th. — The Federal les n thee day last is-understood te;have b tlie? “ahd Niloclly P00 of the fotee eacaped to Lexington! The’ artillery lost in the fight was retuken four Bes & faally spiked and abandoned by, the. 'eder" During ‘the fight at Inde Mo. on the Tithe Gon. var aso 2 commanded a rebel regiment at C a brigade at Wileon’s creck was killed, The notorious and brutal Col: Bird and Col. were wounded—the former fatally.’ The Federal loss is ket down at 21 Killed and 80 Wutrded, while the tebela aay their loss was 10 killed and 11, wéunded. Union men declare that fe rebel loss must have been. over sixty ki . : ieSt. Louis, Ang. 21.--A‘ ‘gentleman just ‘from Lexington; Mo., reports that soon after that city’he heard an shirm gun firthe lang rill beaten io the Federal camp, followed by aloud eannounading: «He is confident thatthe garrison will be able to . , mai:tain itself and repulse the enemy dg the fe t at.Lone Jack, Mo., on Fri150 killed 500 are under Gen. Lonnarrived early yosterday morning. -Our troops ocewpy Mulligin’s old entrenchments, which have been extended to the river to prevent the rebels from ‘attacking 19 the rear and oafting uff the garrison from the water. The strength of the rebel forces is supposed to be about four thousand. Washington, Aug. 21.—One tinndred aud cighty Federal prisoners, captured at Bull “Runand other pots, reached here to-day front Sout’ Carolina. They evtoplam bitterterly of their treatment. ; Reverdy John-ou has made a report te the Government upon points in the administra» tion of affiirs at New Orteats, and the Pres ident has approved its conclusion.. It is understood that Jobuson recommends the return to the Consul «f the Netherlands of the $500,000 seized by Gen. Butler! that 716, 000 be returned to the Freuch Consul, and alvo thata large amountof sugar. and other merchandise be reiniquished to Greek, British and other foreign merchante,domicit. ed in New Orleans; a avcording to Johnson, these seiures cannot be justified, Washington, Aug. 2ist.— Under authority of the Act of July Ist, to-aid in constructing a railroad and telegraph line to the Pacific, the Seeretary of the Interior has appowted the following named persons to be CominisSionera to act in conjunction with the others named in the act: Samuel J. Tilden, Henry V. Poonly, Wm. D. Griswold of Iadiann, Robert w Lathram, District of Columbia, and O, M. Wozencraft, of California. Washington, Aug. 21st.—A New York ci. vilian, whe . -{t Richmond on the 13th, aaysat the time troops were pouring out of the eity on the Virginia raiiread, Stonewall Jackson ie said te have left Gurdousville—none know4 8 his whereabouts, New York, Aug. 21st.—The Time's letter from Fort Monroe, of the LYth. says the army is already in process of embarcation for anather field of operations. New York, Aug. 2lat:—The Tribunes Fort Monroe letter says Gen. Heintzleman did not pgs pr the peninsula, but will appear in a neighborhood of White House or West eint. Louisville, Aug. 2lat.—-The entire city Council has been arrested refusing to take the oath of allegiance, but were released on resigning and giving bonds. "Fhe eatire proe if perty of Mayor Henderson; whe has fi to, the rebel army, has been seized. Two Indiana regiments, four companies ef cavalry, and one battery of Artillery have alrea y crussed into the State. Cincinnati, Aug. 2ist.—Pikesville, Pike county, Ky., is in possession of the rebele af Humphrey Marshall's advance. It seems to be intention of Humphrey to take poesession of the big Sandy Region and advance nearer to the Ohio border, Memphis, Aug. 18th. —Guerrillas on Saturday destroyed the ferry boat flying between here asd Mound City, Arkansas. They robbed stores and stole a number of horses in the vicieity of the latter piace. Fourth divion, Gen. Curtis’ army, uuder Gen. Harvey left Helena on the 14th for Clarendon on Whaite river, where -« large bedy of rebels were encamped, the latter being apprised of his approach fled in the direction of Little Rock. Cavalry were sent in pursuit. St. Paul, Minn, Aug, 20th.—The Indians day to be ready to sta w sorte of rumors ‘whole arty of . that the piel ens ricarien Wika Wilhiorees straight on chaburg, ai is thes threatened on, and threatened by an army in front number te our own. Pope's army relight. It is gupposed ‘ bus when that river he will lor in treateto fight by. he willeross the enee en the north bank of no longer noek by ten o’e trains 80 much sourt river. ns @ base of operations. é Springfield, Mo,,224.—Col. Wright pagsed Carthage yesterday, in hot pursuit of the guerrillas under Coffee, Hayes, and Quantrell. The Kansas troops, under Blunt, were only afew smiles behind,—pushing on ie for the rt at once. Before two} ‘4 “the” « We underst: iy i¢ retrenting ; the left t : Culpe; army would eross the Ré k, but the pa trains. 22d —It is ieinity of Acqain Creek. Cairc, Aug. 224.--Anintercepted rapidly. All the bad characters in Western Missouri are joining Coffee, which will drain. ‘That section of a dangerous element. The pureuit isnot to be relinquished until the rebels are driven from the State. A Proclamation by the President of the United States of America.—In pursuance of the sixth seetion uf the Act of Congress entitled “An Act to suppress insurreetion,, to punish treason and rebellion to seize atid confiscate property of rebels and for other purpos. ea,approved July 17th, 1862, and whieb Act, and the joint resolution explanatory thereof. are herewith published, I, Abrabam Lincoln, President of the United Stutea, do hereby prvclaim to and warn all persona within the contemplation of said sixth section to cease participating im, aiding, countenaneing, or abetting the existing re liom against the Governusent of the United States, and tu return to their allegiance to the United States, on pain of the forfeitures and seizures as Within and by said sixth section provided, In testimony whereof I hiive hereunto set my hand and eaused the Seal of the. Uuited tates to be affixed. Done at the city of Washington, this 25th day of July, in the year of our Lord ove thousand eight hundred and siaty(L.S. ]two, and of the Independence of the United States the cighty-seventh ABRAHAM LINCOLN, By the President— William H. Seward, Seeretary of State. Annexed in the sixth section of the confiscation Act referred to by the President in the above pruclamation : Section 6. And be it further enacted, That reon within any State or Territory of the United States, other than those named aforesaid, after the passage of the Act, being engaged in armed rebellion ayninst the Government of the United States, or aiding or abetting such rebellion, shall not, within sixty days after public waruing and proclamation duly given and made by the President of the United States, cease tu aid, countenance . any legiance to the United States, all the estate and pruperty, mioneys, stock, and credits of such person shall be lable to seizure as aforesaid, or the proceeds thereof. And all sales transfers or conveyances of any such properfter the expiration of said sixty days from date of such warmng and proclamation shall’be null and veid; and it shall be a sufficient bar to any suit brought by such person possession er use of such property. or any of it,te alledge and prove that-he is ove of the persons described in this section. SEES DEATH. » tents and” baggage hat army of Vitein afloat to the effect that the Richmond is advancing, and toturn our marching + Aug. 19th, 6 A. M.—It is exippahanngé.of the that it will H0€ be at. tempted. Banks and McDowell's rp are coming up, both will wait the arrival who covers the rear. Ag J write, masses of troops are pouring. in swiftly but orderly, matching along narrow roads and over fielda tuwards the town. . Bigel ia notexpected until noon. Whatever happens,no crossing will be Attempted till comes. In spite of the delay there has been no panic among the f York, y ey that the torees of McClellan, Barnade and Pope have formed a junction, it is believed, in the garriaon 18 fully two thousand strong of Whom . f,o., Hindman to the rebel Secretary of War states that he has 18,000 well arme 6,000 cavalry, and 54 pieces At Little Rock, Arkansas he purposes xwaiting an attack from Curtis, instead of attacking bim at Helena, and intends te annihilate Curtis, and then push forward to the MisHelena is.then to be fortified d infantry, of artillery. lion, or any rebels stan ‘Adjutant Gen. Thomas says: Beg Mision meu of " East Tennesgee.are here ment 26} pondence, dated-at head quarters of the ar. C prisovers of State. Governor Johnson bas a my of Virginia, Cedar Mountains, Ang. 18th all he sd of Meeker county exasperated at the nona county. Ita vin

tion skisentel and filed He Administrator of N Arrivals at Natsonal Exchnnge an. order day of September, A. D. tant, et il crelock of vid Sto oun of Reva ca RAG SLY ministrator to sell the: estate of said defen for successive w in the Daily. Tkanscuirr,” in the said city. ty, . (Pav VALDER, Probele Judge. i Adu bie one certify that the foregoing is a true an the minutes of the said rt. Witness my hand and seal of said court this 22d day of August, A. it. HW. PARQUILAR, Clerk. Per G K. Farquhar, Deputy. .? eee & the matter ofthe Estate of Donald McK enzie, deceased. We We an order to sell real estate, that if ia necessary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay the debts outstanding geninet the dereased, and the debts, SRpences ae charges of the administraIt is therefore ordered tion. by the court that all persona interested in the ont at ‘. before the said Frobate court, , On Monday, the 29th day of Sept. I%f2, at 11 o'clock of said day a at the tad, Keom ofaaid Probate court, in the elty and county of Nevada. to show cause why ranted to the said Public an Order should not be Administrator to sell the real estate of the deceased as aforesaid. And it is further ordered that a cepy-of this order he pe cessive weeks in the Nevada TRANSCRIPY, a newspaper printed and pene din said city and county. D BELDEN, Probate Judge. H. Farquhar. Cler jf the Trobate court t aforésald, do hereby eertify that we foregoing ia a true copy of an ortler made ant entered in; the minutes of the said. Probate court. W itnesenty hand and sea) of said court seal 2 this 22d day of Aug. 1862 —~ R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G_K. Farquhar. Deputy. N the matter of the Estate of Caleb{Mason, deceared In Probate court, Nevada county. It operas to the court by t/ie petition presented and filed by W. W. Cozzens, Public Administrator of Nevada county, praying for an orderto sell real estate, that it is neces to sell the real estate of deceased to pay the debta eutstanding against the deceased, and the debts ex ses and charges of the administration. It is therefore ordered by the court that all persons interested in said estate ai r before the said Probate court on Monday the 20th day of Sept. 1862, at 11 o'cloek of said day, at the Court room of said Probate court, in the city and county of Nevada, to show cause pe an order shuuld not be granted tothe said Public Administrator to sell #0 much of the real estate of the aM shall be necessary And thata copy of this order be published for four suceesaive weeks in the Nevéda PRANSCRIPT a newapaper printed and published in raid ~ and ri. D. BELDEN, bate Judge. 1, R. H.¥arquhar, clerk cf the Probate eonrl aforesaid, do hereby certify re Peegeing te be a true copy of an erder made entered upon the minutes of the said Probate court. -_— Witness my hand seal of «aid court this ‘seal } 23d day of 4m: 1862, —~> R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Depaty, : JOE PENTLAL D’s GREAT WORLD CIRCUS!! ies MAMMOTH COMPANY WILL give another of their Grand and Unique Performances ! rene VOU iis dee wes ccs dccedb icc. A st, 28th NEVADA.. 069 pacenqnncentaceceace 9 “i 29th WO PO a i'e koncaeiccatcatacedaccs eS 30th Alleghanytown..... seanseceas “Bist On which evasion there wil) ba produced New and Startling Feats of Equestrianism and astonishing Gymnastic efforts i SIG SEBASTIAN THE GREATEST RIDER LIVING : . will perform his wonderful TROTTING ACT! Never before attempted in CALIFORNIA! ! ADMISSION, ONLY ONE DOLLAR! Children half-price ! Aug. 23d. reception ef money from the Government, attacked the whites in the town of Action ahd killed » number of persons, both men rad women, Several were also massacred at the lower agency, The settlers are alarmed and are coming down the Mionesota river, — Troops have been sent since the disturbance. ments whteh ewe-aes been recruited “5 poy strength before the Ist of Se \ At Little York, on the 224, Mré.' Barbara Koaged Siyenre, chenour —_—_—_——— TRY THAT FOUNTAIN SODA! Erank Guild’s, at ence be filled by draft. Theatre Building, New ork, Aug. 2iet.—The Columbia, Maim street, — from Hayane oy the 16th, has arrived, The Nevada. 8 GREAT BARGAIN IN LUMBER! ! 350.000 fascraisecen maa 150, thousand Fruit Boxes, $9 per hundred. ot —— 5 mites Grass Valley. to H. W. MeKOY, & Ready and J as ay . offered to any n Probate Court, Nevada . ; by the . ag ' Cozzens.Pubevada county, pray log for Estate appear he published for four sucWARD BOUND.” ef; prompt rettlement saved. From this and well assorted CIGARS AND TOBACCOs; at or below San Francisco jobbing prices. a also y Fr Saloon and Hotel find it te theirintcrest to gi will fi te thats interest te pizcour stock = rs the coming Gu Dg sie a — cash e the Ailes Na sp “om the * adfires will pleose prevene the same lor Setibiens saent ptthebpdcdeusht. hil olen hanes ment . i mt, being added thereto. aft ne fe a will be one § ofengaging im trade atthe old stand, as itis the : established Bussnessin the Mowntains ! of sixty Gaye the balance of our, on bh includ t fixtures, I be sold. Adi Joskrir Laws pA a? '# t SHEMIVF SALES—DAYS OF SALE ‘TUESDAY. Aug 26th John Anderson vs Gavin * . Gibb eval = * 26th J REvans vs RT Roberts = “ 26th W L Manly vs 5 M ThompStet ot ot POM, et igi, “ September, 2d Jacobs & : ve H a fa T B Ault Lehair vs Kureke Lake * ” 2d W H Crawford & ‘HL. Coye ve H f'wining & CB Ault hs ~ 2d KC Redger i: & MeArthur ¥s O.M ‘Pemlincon * ‘ 2d C Kedger. 2 per veOMT sem bed “ 2a James © Mamlin et al ¥s OU J Hotating ét al +4 bad 24,3 W Hinds vs Jas Me ; Cam re ree e 24 W R Williams vad FP Jonéa 6 Rowe ev al « a ad 2aJ Whartenby et ab ¥s Pee * te ‘td A Matteson ¥s Quick & Fuller . Pee epeenns peg SALE.—Staie of Califor nia. county of Nevada, township of Eureka, ss. By virtue of an execatiom to me delivered, is sued from the court Ira Stanley, Heq., ast acting py of the Peace, in and Spr county afore said, bearing date Augnat 2th, A. RB.» 1862, to satisfya fu iFenth ted by eaid Sindee oo the 7th day of Angnst. A. ts 486%, in favor of V Butseli, and against E. W, Councilman, for the sum of Sixty-one and 74-100, dollars, Mebt. iuterest. damages and costs of suit, I have taken in #xecution, aud will sell to the highaat. bidder fer cash-at Wor *s Fiat; all the right title and juterest of EK. W. Councilman iu and to ty. aud bounded as follows: On the east by house and Jot of P Barner, on the west by houue and lot of D. Docksteter. on the north by Main street and on the south by owners un known. I will sell the same on Friday, the 12th day of September 1862, between the hours of ¥ o'cloek A. M., and #r. Mw, Taken asthe property of K. W. Councilman to satisfy the above deman4s and accruing costa, Witness my hand this 20th day of Angust, 1862. 0. D. BABCOCK, Constable. White Sulpher Springs, NAPA COUNTY. 4 ins favorite place of rvsort, purchased b us, has been put in complete order. We have “also erected several Cottages, and are now prevared to receive our tienes and patrons. Order for Rooms, left at our office nthe riental Hotel will be promptly attended to ALSTROM & CO. ap27 Proprietors. . MEN WANTED wIMMEDIATELY!! . Frcestaaonuicens are needed to work on the Suspension Bridge. APpPPly Emmediatel ye CARPENTERS are alse wanted on the same. Apply at the BRIDGE * HALLI & Ce. Nevada, Aug. 2ist, 1862.—tf NOTICE !--NOTE LOST! ! LL [érsons are hercby warned not to buy or hegotiateanote of hand drawn by E. B. HILL in faver'cf H. B. TAYLOR, for 00,— The said note is dated between the Ist and 15th day of Mareh. 1862,.and bears interest at the rate ped md why 5 per month, until paid, and was stolen the undersigned on the 1?th inst. 4. B. TAYLOR. Blue Tent Saw Mill, August 20th. 1882 ~2w, NEVADA THEATRE ! FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY ! MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS Y August, 25th, With 27th. 2th Wer & seh, 62, -* exhibited in San Francisce 42 consecutive Nights to 65,000 People, will open the Great London Stereoscome ! No other EXHIBITION like iw the World: Three Thousand People eam leok atit at omce and see the Q@QLQaQABE! Fimest Scesery om the Face of the: ‘TOBACCO DEALERS, — ; Hours and tot; Sant howse and Jot being situated on Woolsey ’s Flat, Nevada coun gponsenec el Sra Murph tity fo light st from Were it ~ Tn des of the’ Pead, _the bel tempt four ot parted. _ had #1 jump f a leg it ‘tance ¢ ously, driver Paull wagon, jured. hurt. Rec his late evenin, aud the __.turned oof then his hou niusie, turn. quite a for the all the water -eornplit Doc days ag for evel Aa yet firat *d He mu tags, u1 to worl . as open at eoutinu ably no State approbd. this on Opr« erected This m owned and the positios SELt this Sel 25th. uate of ed far t of the . Tem Union 1 afterno questio ance m liquor . Cor: that o14 bath ho but tha: .femark sense. RE SUPE : Al LiG! LOAV] } Ginger ‘WARR F i: