August 28, 1862 (4 pages)

wild ree of y give , that withpment n this ported: 8, 8 LS ck an ed of cash in us rly ad-. Bt the pment wittle being ill be trade zins ! nlance turce, ris. aliforircka, ed, is acting: ufore(2, to vy, on ror of l, for debt, taken yidder title toa d lot counet by et by rth by ‘s un , of ¥ ‘ilman costa, , 1862 ible. G2: ory % Cots, d on (ATS rill be DAY b, 62, nsecn open ne ! orld ! P the « Shovada Daily Trascipt. TRURSDAY MORNING, AUG, 26th, Artempr aT Murper.—Tuesday night, nbout nine o'clock, William Smith, who had been. in the employ ef “William Barton as cook, attempted to murder his .employer.— The following difficulties occured between the parties. a few days-agu:—Smith teld Mr. Barton on last Thursday that he was going ‘to-leave, that the boys had been troubling him and he would not stand it. ~Mr-B-, soon aft‘er went into the kitchen and found a large -knife. “Smith told hit that he would mot let the men impose on him; that he would use ‘that Knife on them. After some words Barten chocked Smith and told him to leave and woine on Saturday to get his money, und; as Mr. Barton thought, leit tewn: Tuesday night, Mr, .Barton was sitting near the windew when Smith came to the window and fired, holding the pistol so near that the glass was blackened by the powder. The ball entered the back part of the left arm, about six inchesvelow the shoulder. Drs. H. Huiit’ and Bates were called but were unable that night to find the ball. At the time the shot was fired, George McCloud, a child six or ‘seven yenrs old, was standing at the right of of Mr, Barton. Had the Vilain fired a few inehes to the left the child wowld.nave been killed. As soon us the shot was fired_ Smith started out on the Washington road. Marshal ~ Pavitsor and Officer Kiierr followed him some distauee, but, in the darkness of the night, the would-be murderer, was enabled to make hia escape ; up to the present time he has-net-been taken. Mr. Barton is not thought to be very seriously injured. Tie Stereoscome exhibition. at the Metropolitan Theatre, isdrawing crowded houses and the proprietor continues to Zive to T the audivnesmany.valnuble -presenfs.Last evening the ‘‘beauty and fashion of the eity” was on hand to witness this magnificent and_ -_ gorgeous Panorama. No ane-ean fermany idea of the seenery, without going to see for himself. There are 150 magnificent Ste. reoscome Views eaeh covering a surface of 200 square feet, showing with startling distinetnees, Niayara Falls, Niagara river, Sus pension Bridge, Lake of the Thousand Is« jands, Falls of Montmorenei, Canada, the Aurora in tie Arctic Regions, White Meuntainsof New Hampshire, the gorgeous Halls and Chambers and spleadid avenues of Mawmoth Cave, Kentucky, the city and harbor of New York, and the voyage across the Atlantic Ocean from New York to Liverpool, with storm at sea—thunder, lightning, rain and hail—the-city of Liverpool, ay of the mountains of Switzerland. thw*Alpa, the Glaciers, the valley of Cbamouny, the highest mountain in Europe,. Mont Blane, shows ing the scenery of the ascent of this monntain, from its base to its summit, which is elevated 15,750 feet above the level of the sea, forming one of the most beautiful exhibitions ever seen in this country. The ins ducem_nts offered by the proprietor of this exhibition are such that no ene should fail to go and see it. The price of admission is only 75 cents, with a chance of getting a Jap anese Cabinet, Silver Cake Basket, or a book, which some of his audience have not seen the inside of for years, called the Holy Bible. ‘Local’ goes every night and is in hopes of winning a splendid present this -evening as extra inducements are offered on this occasion. ° WHaArT'’s HIS NAME?—The Democrat says an ex-Chinese Tax Collector of Nevada county, is suspected of having murdered the man who'was found en the Henness Pass road on Wednesday last, as he was eeen in that vicinity with a carpet-bag in his hand, which was supposed to have belonged to the murderedinan. In justice to the many exChinese ‘lax Collectors in this county, what's his riame ! em [He We learn that Messrs Asher and Earnest, the parties injured while blasting near Wall’s Bridge are’ slowly recovering. The latter had so fir improved, that his friends were enabled, on Tuesday last, to bring him to this city. We hope soon to see them out. EE New Quartz Mitt.—The French Mill recently erected at Canada Hill, commenced running the first ofthe present week. We understand that they have a large amount ot quartz to crush, and that the mill works admirab ly. EF” Two of the parties injured by the ac/ a cideat, which occurred near Weolsey's Fiat, to the stage of Murphy, Wells and Backus Miastrels, have se far recovered as to be able te leave for their homes in San Francisco. GREAT WORLD CIRCUS ! . Grass Valley. .0 0.2. .50. 5.0.0.0 Auguet, 28th . MEUAMA. c aek ac eck 20th GWU 660 6 0 hieC avn ies Beacneidiay’ ~ © wth Alleghadytewn. Ji.0.cecscteccee «= On which evasion there New and Startling Feats of Equestrianism and astonishing Gymnastic efforts SIG SEBASTIAN THE GREATEST. RIDER LIVING ! ! , will perform his wonderful = T OT TING ACT 1! Never before attempted in CALIFORNIA! . ADMISSION, ONLY ONE DOLLAR! Sist will be produced Children half-price ! Aug. id. eoamere vorcmtes FOR CONSTABLE. ° ® VENAKD, Announces hituself.as‘a candivate for re-elec: tion to the office of Constable, of Nevada Township, at the ensuing election. IFOR CONSTABLE. GEO. 8. PEIRCE, Announces himselfas a candidate for the office of'Constable, of Nevada Township, at the ensuing election, FOR CONSTABLE. Announces himself as a candidate for re-election to the office of Constable, of Nevada Township, at the ensuing election. JUSTICK OF THE PEACE. E. W. SMITH, Announces himseif a candidate for the office Justice of the Peace, of Nevada township at the ensuing election . JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. , Amnoupees himeelfa candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace, of Nevada Township, subject to the wili of the people at-the ballut-box. EACE. W. P. HARRINGTON, Announces himself a candidate, for the office of Justice of the.Peace, of Nevada Townabip, at the ensuing election. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. JNO, KENDALL, Announces himself a cand‘date for the office of Justice of the Peace, of Nevada Township at ‘the ensuing election. N the matter of the Estate of Caleb Mason, I deecased Jn Probate court, Nevadacounty. It appearing to the court by the petition presented and filed by W. W. Cozzens, Public Administrator of Nevada county, praying for an order to sell realestate, that it is necessary to sell the realestate of deceased to pgy the debts eutstanding against the deceased, and the debts expenses and charges of the administration. It is therefore ordered by the court that all persons interested in said estate appear before the said Probate eourten Monday the 2th day of Sept. 1862, at 11 o’cloek of anid day, at the Court room of said Probate court,in the city and county ot Nevada, to show cause why an order shuuld not be yranted tothe said Public Administrator to sell so much of the real estate of the deceased as shall benecesrary And thata copy of this order be published for four successive weeks in the Neveda 1KANSCRIPT & newspaper printed and published in said city and 3a : D. BELDEN, Probate Judge. 1, R. H. Farquhar, clerk cf the Probate conrl aforesaid, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of an order madeand entered upon the minutes of the said Probate court. ( m= Witness my hand seal of «aid court this seal aa day of Aug. 1862. ~ som R.H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Depaty. N the matter of the Estate of Donald MckKenzie, deceased. In Probate Court, Nevada county. It appearing to the court by the petition presented and filed by W. W. Cozzens. Pub uc Administrator of Nevada county, praying for an order to sell real estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay the debta outstanding against the dereased, and the cebts, expenses and charges of the administra tion. Itis therefore ordered by the court that. all persons interested in the said Estate appear before the said Probate court, on Monday, the 29th day of Sept. [% 2, at 11 o'clock of said day at the Court Kcom ofsaid Probate court, in the city and county of Nevada. to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Public Administratorto sellthe real estate of the de, ceased as aforesaid. And it is further ordered that a copy of this order be published for four auecessive weeks in the Nevada TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper printed and published in said city and county. D BELDEN, Probate Judge. I, R. H. Farquhar. Clerk of the Probate court aforésaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing is atrue copy of an order made and entered in the minutes of the said Probate court. *-AWitness my hand and seal of said court this 22d day of Aug. 1862 R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. ~~ seal ——~ N the matter of the estate of Maurice Smith. deceased. In Prebate court, Nevada eounty, It appearing tothe court by the petition of W W. Cozzens Public Administrator, this da pre. s ntedaad filed praying for an order to po . real estate, that it js necessary to sell the real cstate of said deceased. It ig therefore ordered that all reons interested in the said estate, appear beore the said Probate court, on Monday the 29th day of September, A. p., 1862, at 11 o’clock of said day ,atthe court room of said Probate court,in tho city and county of Nevada, to show cause wh an order should not be granted to said Public Administrator to sell the real estate of said defendant. And that a copy of this order be published for four successive weeks. im the ‘ Nevada Daily TRANSCEIPT,” « : printed and published in the said 4 fy county, DAVID BELDEN, Probate Judge. I, R. H. Reeetier cells then ge court hereby certify that foregoing is a true ofan order made and entered in the minutes of the said Probate Court, Witness my hand and seal of said teurt this 22d day of August, A. D. 1862. ‘St9706, Tin,Hardw: are, CS TEER Y) » Wooden an’. Willow Ware MILWAUKEE BREWERY ,j aud ready to receive orders for that delicious oP EALER IN), Rubber Cou H R Malies Grindeieen: ona Butts. can hence CARPENTERS’ TOOLS, LEAD and IRON PIPE, Faucets STEWART’S COOK STOVES ! No. 18 & 19 Commarcial St, Nevada. 7" Tin, Copper and Sheet tron Ware made to order. jnel No. 16 Spring Street, NEVADA. __L. W. DREYFUSS, _ J ould inform the citizens of Nevada county and his friends, that he isin full blast beverage, Lager Beer, which he will sell: as ©wW as any Brewery in the county. ap15 —— ; A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med. Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PARI of Main street, (No. 96,) Nevada City. March 4, 1861—tf SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. C. H. MEYER & CO., Brick House, 76 Broad Street, NEVADA Importers and Wholesale Dealers in And Foreign and Domestic: Liquors Benerally. mé6-4m SELECT SCHOOL . For Young Ladies and Gentlemen. HEAD OF BROAD STREET, NEVADA. . W.E. F. DEAL,YA *.. Principal. 1 HIS SCHOOL. will re-open on Monday ° Aug 25, 1862. ’ ' TERMS : Primaty Seanches,per month...0.+%4 % English Branches & Mathematics, per mouth 5 06 LAB ss icosess vies secesn ieleie'6 da 'e'e.a ele 100 QIOOR aii os cncrakvenccasiecies baternen *! 1 00 SJOTTBAN 9:5 sop ca accencieneecvisacdesea'cs ts 20¢ PPM ccevicsienpsececsnwaneess ce “ 20 : No extra charge for Book Keeping. ag further particulars enquire at the Schoo House Young Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared te enter ng! of the College classes. ye Nevada, Dec. 27th, 1861. Cae ee NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT EXPRESS. New Arrangement—Thro’ Everyppey. i > / I WILL hereafter run my Express from Nevada to Quaker Hill, Red Doge Chalk Bluff, You Bet, Waloupa, Little York. “.ibert Hill, Lowell Hill, Remingten Hill to Dutch Flat All letters, papers and packages delivered promptly and safely. KE. B HOPKINSON. H. MACKIE, HENKY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Successors to C. W. Mulford.) At the old stand, Main street, Nevada. YOLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates. J. Sight Cheekson San Francisco and Saera mento Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums (0 suit. 2 Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Assay or Coinage. County Serip bought at the Highest Rates. Agency for insurance against Fire. Nevada; July ist, 1862. tf J. C. BIRDSEYK, Cc. N. FELTON. BIRDSEYE & CO., e BANKERS, NO. 30 Main street, Nevada City. bg at aecyl Goid Durt. Advance on Dust for Assay or Coinage at the U. S. Mint. Draw Sight Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento and Marysville. Our Sight Exchange on New York. _Highest price pai for County Serip. Wooden Water Pipe Factory . FOR SALE! ‘JHE Subscriber offers for sale one half of the machinery and establishment for boring Wooden Water Pipes,jim this City 1 1 The businessis good.and offers a splendid opening for.’ industrious man in want of permanent ay The sale will include Ur Pee, sareamadead! and Rights. 6. G. BPENCEHR, late of 8pencer & Morgan For particulars enquire of E. G. .WAITE, DAILY TRANSCEIPT OFFICE. . Nevada, July 224. GEORGE W. KIDD, BA_ITKER, a Im the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. Ge, DUST Purchased at the Highest Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust ae for Assay or for Coinage at the U. 8 in Sight Checks om San Franciseo and Secramento. 2e R.A. F UMAR, Clerk. PerG K. Farquhar, Deputy.” CRORCEE. T URNER, (RED-DO G:DRUG STORE . . Horse ad QOMBS” & MoGOUN, — Medicines, Kerosene, Paints} “‘Tuepentine, Otls, Varnishes, Patent:Medicines, : Unadulterated Wine, fandjLiquors, . : re Toilet Goods and Perfumery, CARDEN SEEDS! BOOKS & STATIONERY! Fancy Goods, &c., Fine Chewing and Smoking mr TOBACCO!! .F Algo a fineassortment ofFINE CIGARS, manufactured by J, DARLING, Red Dog Red Dog, May 18th, 1862 EVERY MAN SHOULD HAVE A SUIT OF THOSE —AaND— SUMMER COODS!! JUST RECEIVED S.HAAS & CO., Nevad a, April-tad. Rich AULT ABIL \) Bought at a Large Preminm over the intrlar sic value, by. BAKRETT & SHERWOOD, vewelers. New No 517 Montgomery rt. San Francisco uartz Specimens! KCAYED TEETH filled with pure . ) Gold, ‘Tin, Bone filling er cement, by which they will be preserved, by VE. POND. (Office over Bleck & Co’s Store, corner of Pine and Commereial streets, Nevada, Cal. jy 1-3m NILES NILES SEARLS. A. C. SEARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at’ Law, -Office—Broad street Kfid’s Building -MARCELLUS 8. DEAL, ATTORNEY U._.NSELLOR AT LAW NEVADA. TILL practice in all the Courts of Nevada county. ged oe nese prompyy erected tee a SEK ME! SEE ME!!! sEKE ME 1 JUST RECEIVED TO-DAY! 10,000 FINE CIGARS ! 1 L U Z O N NEW BRAND, SPLENDID FLAvor. Also, a Fresh Supply of FOREST ROSE! Fine Cut Chewing Tobacce !! TIN CANS 44. It is much the CHEAPEST WAY to§buy it, a A, Kh. JENKINS, Nos. 31, 33, 35 and 37, NATIONAL EX6MbANGE SALOON, Broad StPeet, Nevada. Nevada, July 30th, 1862. . HERMANN ERNST, . Hf] BOOK BINDER, LAUD Kelsey’s Building over Charles Young’s Jewelry Stote. {7 En trance on Pine Street, Nevada Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, ae Street, Nevada City“TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUILT i) to order. Castings and Machinery of ever description. Quartz Machinery constructe fitted up or repaired. -All kinds of Buildn,, Castings, Sav, Grist, Mult and Bark Mills; ower and Car Whee!«. All orders filled promptly.and at as low rates as any estaplish ment iu Sacramento or San Vrancisco—freigh added Feb 16-f AMEUGH & THOM, NICHT SCHOOL ! BY request ofa number ofthe young men of Nevada, I will open a Night School, on Monday evening, September 2th, at the School House; head of Broad street. Terms—s5 a month, payable imadvance. W.E.¥F. DEAL. Auguet lsth, 1862. , GREAT BARGAIN IN 7 Colections rade, and State and County Be Be LUMBER! 1 hest Market v 7 Nevada, March 7. 1861-tf 35 000 fete Serine (JAMES 3.0 TT, Brust Bobes, @8 per bende. NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE,. Shoots & Sylvester's Mill, Ne. 26 Geek ee oases scaree, ere . tet ice en ate, pt tion, Refined and at . i. prices RETUEWN: evada, or to the premises. BARS O& COLN, im 8 So teen — Aagust isth, ise for Cutting and Polishing; ti +4 . bottle. leptin meter lame ife Mail Steamship; co. a ts following steamaliips wi + be da the baal otic, . Une e Sam, Re. Maia vy abt, Golden Axe, T. R. Baby, Aug. 10h. * Sonora, Aug. tet. “From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o'clock; aw. For Panama. -_ a Paseen will be conveyed tron: Prarmnmn to . Aspinw “Vy the Panama Railrowd Gomy n.5 : and from / +) allto New York b¥ the Athans ¢ and Pag i1< a a . Coren : A. B. FORBES, yo eee. W.F. BABCOCK, 4 88°" Cor. Sacrumento & Leidesdorff sts. San Peni is «> FELIX CILLET’S Shaving & Hair Cutting Salou: No. 47 Pine street, Nevada. F; ee I AIR cut in any style: American, Prene): o: English. Particuwiar atteution paw to the cutiing of Children’s Hair, ; PERFUMERY.—Always Ou hand, a fim assortment of French and Americuu tcviuint Se Pinaud’s soaps, oils, cometica, potnaiiai auoius » extracts, &¢, and warranted Shee acacca Byte SHAM POO—'This is the Only pice bas diais city where persons can. buy Dr. A. « RE ates ch Shampoo, and Dr. ¥. Ve Kanpaiin baa Sedative, a cure tor the falling off tie ian. Avis aux Frengais—Komuns a hover ela vendre MU eet Philadelphia Dry Goods Stic. No {44 Broad Street. JACOB ROSENTHAL AS just received athis New sture x Wemen dous stock ot DRY AND FANCY GOODS, which he offers for sale 25 per cent cheaper than other Dry Gvods store in Nevada. Vhis ine blowing—it is a fact which can be substau tiated. by hundreds who are daily purchassuy pouus of me. Attention is invited to the follow hag Prices 1500 yards Calies at 8 ceuta per ya rds Upper heddiwong Prints at £3 Wed ory, yards Vicached Muslin from 2G te sO. ta. ~hoe-yerde Hureger at 25 Coils pri yde 250 SILK Dresses from $10 to $75 apiece. 50 Fine Bonnets at $5 apicee. 500 Shakers at 5 cents apiece, 1000 yaids China Matting at 25 cen Embroidery of every variety. REMOIL ‘AL— Don't be Decrived ? Remember I have removed be tae! nic Gece vw few doors below the old phe Fel New Stor YN JACOB ROSEN YD r Nevada, July Id6th-tf : NPIAL,. MOTHERS . ! te per ya. FJ SOOTHING SYRUP for CHETAN 2 his valuable preparation 8 the preseviption of one of the ost ex perten ane Sidhe Barisan nae I Ged ane Shiiltul thgland, and haw bevy bread ANDS_ OF CASES. It not only relieves the invigorates the atomach acidity, and gives tone system. child from pain, diy Psi bowels. corrects andenergy to the whole It will almost instant ¥ relieve = Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic anid overcome convulsions, Which a6 remedied, end in death. and surest Remedy 1 Shite. Dysentery Y ren, whethe ‘ “0 Hedi! sy Ted sobiahud arising from te eUing or Full directions for usluy Will ascomy None genuine unless the fac Curtis & Perkins, New ¥ He wiiile of side wrapper. » New York-is on the vut Sold by all Medicine Dealers P : l¢ en . ’ ” rincipal Office, Us Cedar Street, New York PRICE ONLY 25 Cen TS PER Bovrir, REDINGTON & Cy., AGENT A, te Ban b reneiseo, if uot rpreecdily We believe jt the ail mw the World, jy al! and DLANMINGA ln any each jly 12 6m. kr Every housekeeper experiences low difficult it is to make good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the tuet that to Insure uniformly light sweet and nutritous bread it is only necessary to use Redington & Co's Yeast Powder, In every respect tt excels all similar preparations every oftered te jhe public. Bee advertisement in anothe column. ‘OOD TEETH contribute aa morro G YOu Wears Thee tend dual ae Un ae upon DR. POND who Dperatee is ie ioe approved and satisfactory manner. Office over Block & Co." Store, Newien, Cod. WM.R.COE, _ Dealer ‘jn BOOTS A N Id Corner of Main and Com SHOKS, mercial Sts. —Consisting of Henkerts’ and other celebrated M auufacturers j make. e . Brogans, Boys Boots & Shoes, Ladics’ & Misses Shoes & Gaiters, wid ig short, everything necessary to furnish class Boot and Shoe Store complete. Boot and Shoe Findings always on which will be sold at low rates. 4 All kinds of Repatring done on the short: estnotice ina neat and substantial manner Nevada Mreh 22—tf 4 ‘ond 4aurst Lend, PL XPESIENCE shows that tecth decay the 4 mostin youny folks—with them they are most valuable. Modern Dentistry ives thie tneans of saving them from destruction. Dr PON D is always ready to perform Operations tn the best and most substantial mauuor. Office over Block & Co.'s Store, Nevada, Cal, jyi 4m UNION HOTEL! ‘ormerly Bailey House, Nevada. Three Story Mire-Proot rick. Board per day... psieteancees. $1,50 Supper, Lodging & Breakfast. 1,25 Give mea eall. B. 8. STARK, Propricter. Aug. 23d—tf NOTICE TO CONTRACT ONS! EALED proposals will be received by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, un‘il Thursday, August 28th for th: conptruetion ofa wooden roof on the Court Hous, accordance with a plan and specifications whieh may be seen in the Clerk,s office: The propose ean be handed to the Clerk of thie Bowrd by Oeder of the Board. Y.H. KOLFE, Chuirman. Nevada, Aug. 23, 1842—3t ee The best Cigars is at MONAHAN & FLINN, 62 Broad Street, Adjoining the Fashion Restauraut gy fF Yh a Oe fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S } With Rewer tailing -srecess i TROLR & 7

wild ree of y give , that withpment n this ported: 8, 8 LS ck an ed of cash in us rly ad-. Bt the pment wittle being ill be trade zins ! nlance turce, ris. aliforircka, ed, is acting: ufore(2, to vy, on ror of l, for debt, taken yidder title toa d lot counet by et by rth by ‘s un , of ¥ ‘ilman costa, , 1862 ible. G2: ory % Cots, d on (ATS rill be DAY b, 62, nsecn open ne ! orld ! P the « Shovada Daily Trascipt. TRURSDAY MORNING, AUG, 26th, Artempr aT Murper.—Tuesday night, nbout nine o'clock, William Smith, who had been. in the employ ef “William Barton as cook, attempted to murder his .employer.— The following difficulties occured between the parties. a few days-agu:—Smith teld Mr. Barton on last Thursday that he was going ‘to-leave, that the boys had been troubling him and he would not stand it. ~Mr-B-, soon aft‘er went into the kitchen and found a large -knife. “Smith told hit that he would mot let the men impose on him; that he would use ‘that Knife on them. After some words Barten chocked Smith and told him to leave and woine on Saturday to get his money, und; as Mr. Barton thought, leit tewn: Tuesday night, Mr, .Barton was sitting near the windew when Smith came to the window and fired, holding the pistol so near that the glass was blackened by the powder. The ball entered the back part of the left arm, about six inchesvelow the shoulder. Drs. H. Huiit’ and Bates were called but were unable that night to find the ball. At the time the shot was fired, George McCloud, a child six or ‘seven yenrs old, was standing at the right of of Mr, Barton. Had the Vilain fired a few inehes to the left the child wowld.nave been killed. As soon us the shot was fired_ Smith started out on the Washington road. Marshal ~ Pavitsor and Officer Kiierr followed him some distauee, but, in the darkness of the night, the would-be murderer, was enabled to make hia escape ; up to the present time he has-net-been taken. Mr. Barton is not thought to be very seriously injured. Tie Stereoscome exhibition. at the Metropolitan Theatre, isdrawing crowded houses and the proprietor continues to Zive to T the audivnesmany.valnuble -presenfs.Last evening the ‘‘beauty and fashion of the eity” was on hand to witness this magnificent and_ -_ gorgeous Panorama. No ane-ean fermany idea of the seenery, without going to see for himself. There are 150 magnificent Ste. reoscome Views eaeh covering a surface of 200 square feet, showing with startling distinetnees, Niayara Falls, Niagara river, Sus pension Bridge, Lake of the Thousand Is« jands, Falls of Montmorenei, Canada, the Aurora in tie Arctic Regions, White Meuntainsof New Hampshire, the gorgeous Halls and Chambers and spleadid avenues of Mawmoth Cave, Kentucky, the city and harbor of New York, and the voyage across the Atlantic Ocean from New York to Liverpool, with storm at sea—thunder, lightning, rain and hail—the-city of Liverpool, ay of the mountains of Switzerland. thw*Alpa, the Glaciers, the valley of Cbamouny, the highest mountain in Europe,. Mont Blane, shows ing the scenery of the ascent of this monntain, from its base to its summit, which is elevated 15,750 feet above the level of the sea, forming one of the most beautiful exhibitions ever seen in this country. The ins ducem_nts offered by the proprietor of this exhibition are such that no ene should fail to go and see it. The price of admission is only 75 cents, with a chance of getting a Jap anese Cabinet, Silver Cake Basket, or a book, which some of his audience have not seen the inside of for years, called the Holy Bible. ‘Local’ goes every night and is in hopes of winning a splendid present this -evening as extra inducements are offered on this occasion. ° WHaArT'’s HIS NAME?—The Democrat says an ex-Chinese Tax Collector of Nevada county, is suspected of having murdered the man who'was found en the Henness Pass road on Wednesday last, as he was eeen in that vicinity with a carpet-bag in his hand, which was supposed to have belonged to the murderedinan. In justice to the many exChinese ‘lax Collectors in this county, what's his riame ! em [He We learn that Messrs Asher and Earnest, the parties injured while blasting near Wall’s Bridge are’ slowly recovering. The latter had so fir improved, that his friends were enabled, on Tuesday last, to bring him to this city. We hope soon to see them out. EE New Quartz Mitt.—The French Mill recently erected at Canada Hill, commenced running the first ofthe present week. We understand that they have a large amount ot quartz to crush, and that the mill works admirab ly. EF” Two of the parties injured by the ac/ a cideat, which occurred near Weolsey's Fiat, to the stage of Murphy, Wells and Backus Miastrels, have se far recovered as to be able te leave for their homes in San Francisco. GREAT WORLD CIRCUS ! . Grass Valley.. .0 0.2. .50. 5.0.0.0 Auguet, 28th . MEUAMA. c aek ac eck 20th GWU 660 6 0 hieC avn ies Beacneidiay’ ~ © wth Alleghadytewn. Ji..0.cecscteccee «= On which evasion there New and Startling Feats of Equestrianism and astonishing Gymnastic efforts SIG SEBASTIAN THE GREATEST. RIDER LIVING ! ! , will perform his wonderful = T OT TING ACT 1! Never before attempted in CALIFORNIA! . ADMISSION, ONLY ONE DOLLAR! Sist will be produced Children half-price ! Aug. id. eoamere vorcmtes FOR CONSTABLE. ° ® VENAKD, Announces hituself.as‘a candivate for re-elec: tion to the office of Constable, of Nevada Township, at the ensuing election. IFOR CONSTABLE. GEO. 8. PEIRCE, Announces himselfas a candidate for the office of'Constable, of Nevada Township, at the ensuing election, FOR CONSTABLE. Announces himself as a candidate for re-election to the office of Constable, of Nevada Township, at the ensuing election. JUSTICK OF THE PEACE. E. W. SMITH, Announces himseif a candidate for the office Justice of the Peace, of Nevada township at the ensuing election . JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. , Amnoupees himeelfa candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace, of Nevada Township, subject to the wili of the people at-the ballut-box. EACE. W. P. HARRINGTON, Announces himself a candidate, for the office of Justice of the.Peace, of Nevada Townabip, at the ensuing election. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. JNO, KENDALL, Announces himself a cand‘date for the office of Justice of the Peace, of Nevada Township at ‘the ensuing election. N the matter of the Estate of Caleb Mason, I deecased Jn Probate court, Nevadacounty. It appearing to the court by the petition presented and filed by W. W. Cozzens, Public Administrator of Nevada county, praying for an order to sell realestate, that it is necessary to sell the realestate of deceased to pgy the debts eutstanding against the deceased, and the debts expenses and charges of the administration. It is therefore ordered by the court that all persons interested in said estate appear before the said Probate eourten Monday the 2th day of Sept. 1862, at 11 o’cloek of anid day, at the Court room of said Probate court,in the city and county ot Nevada, to show cause why an order shuuld not be yranted tothe said Public Administrator to sell so much of the real estate of the deceased as shall benecesrary And thata copy of this order be published for four successive weeks in the Neveda 1KANSCRIPT & newspaper printed and published in said city and 3a : D. BELDEN, Probate Judge. 1, R. H. Farquhar, clerk cf the Probate conrl aforesaid, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of an order madeand entered upon the minutes of the said Probate court. ( m= Witness my hand seal of «aid court this seal aa day of Aug. 1862. ~ som R.H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Depaty. N the matter of the Estate of Donald MckKenzie, deceased. In Probate Court, Nevada county. It appearing to the court by the petition presented and filed by W. W. Cozzens. Pub uc Administrator of Nevada county, praying for an order to sell real estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real estate to pay the debta outstanding against the dereased, and the cebts, expenses and charges of the administra tion. Itis therefore ordered by the court that. all persons interested in the said Estate appear before the said Probate court, on Monday, the 29th day of Sept. [% 2, at 11 o'clock of said day at the Court Kcom ofsaid Probate court, in the city and county of Nevada. to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Public Administratorto sellthe real estate of the de, ceased as aforesaid. And it is further ordered that a copy of this order be published for four auecessive weeks in the Nevada TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper printed and published in said city and county. D BELDEN, Probate Judge. I, R. H. Farquhar. Clerk of the Probate court aforésaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing is atrue copy of an order made and entered in the minutes of the said Probate court. *-AWitness my hand and seal of said court this 22d day of Aug. 1862 R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. ~~ seal ——~ N the matter of the estate of Maurice Smith. deceased. In Prebate court, Nevada eounty, It appearing tothe court by the petition of W W. Cozzens Public Administrator, this da pre. s ntedaad filed praying for an order to po . real estate, that it js necessary to sell the real cstate of said deceased. It ig therefore ordered that all reons interested in the said estate, appear beore the said Probate court, on Monday the 29th day of September, A. p., 1862, at 11 o’clock of said day ,atthe court room of said Probate court,in tho city and county of Nevada, to show cause wh an order should not be granted to said Public Administrator to sell the real estate of said defendant. And that a copy of this order be published for four successive weeks. im the ‘ Nevada Daily TRANSCEIPT,” « : printed and published in the said 4 fy county, DAVID BELDEN, Probate Judge. I, R. H. Reeetier cells then ge court hereby certify that foregoing is a true ofan order made and entered in the minutes of the said Probate Court, Witness my hand and seal of said teurt this 22d day of August, A. D. 1862. ‘St9706, Tin,Hardw: are, CS TEER Y) » Wooden an’. Willow Ware MILWAUKEE BREWERY ,j aud ready to receive orders for that delicious oP EALER IN), Rubber Cou H R Malies Grindeieen: ona Butts. can hence CARPENTERS’ TOOLS, LEAD and IRON PIPE, Faucets STEWART’S COOK STOVES ! No. 18 & 19 Commarcial St, Nevada. 7" Tin, Copper and Sheet tron Ware made to order. jnel No. 16 Spring Street, NEVADA. __L. W. DREYFUSS, _ J ould inform the citizens of Nevada county and his friends, that he isin full blast beverage, Lager Beer, which he will sell: as ©wW as any Brewery in the county. ap15 —— ; A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med. Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PARI of Main street, (No. 96,) Nevada City. March 4, 1861—tf SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. C. H. MEYER & CO., Brick House, 76 Broad Street, NEVADA Importers and Wholesale Dealers in And Foreign and Domestic: Liquors Benerally. mé6-4m SELECT SCHOOL . For Young Ladies and Gentlemen. HEAD OF BROAD STREET, NEVADA. . W.E. F. DEAL,YA *.... Principal. 1 HIS SCHOOL. will re-open on Monday ° Aug 25, 1862. ’ ' TERMS : Primaty Seanches,per month.....0.+%4 % English Branches & Mathematics, per mouth 5 06 LAB ss icosess vies secesn ieleie'6 da 'e'e.a ele 100 QIOOR aii os cncrakvenccasiecies baternen *! 1 00 SJOTTBAN 9:5 sop ca accencieneecvisacdesea'cs ts 20¢ PPM ccevicsienpsececsnwaneess ce “ 20 : No extra charge for Book Keeping. ag further particulars enquire at the Schoo House

Young Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared te enter ng! of the College classes. ye Nevada, Dec. 27th, 1861. Cae ee NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT EXPRESS. New Arrangement—Thro’ Everyppey. i > / I WILL hereafter run my Express from Nevada to Quaker Hill, Red Doge Chalk Bluff, You Bet, Waloupa, Little York. “.ibert Hill, Lowell Hill, Remingten Hill to Dutch Flat All letters, papers and packages delivered promptly and safely. KE. B HOPKINSON. H. MACKIE, HENKY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Successors to C. W. Mulford.) At the old stand, Main street, Nevada. YOLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates. J. Sight Cheekson San Francisco and Saera mento Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums (0 suit. 2 Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Assay or Coinage. County Serip bought at the Highest Rates. Agency for insurance against Fire. Nevada; July ist, 1862. tf J. C. BIRDSEYK, Cc. N. FELTON. BIRDSEYE & CO., e BANKERS, NO. 30 Main street, Nevada City. bg at aecyl Goid Durt. Advance on Dust for Assay or Coinage at the U. S. Mint. Draw Sight Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento and Marysville. Our Sight Exchange on New York. _Highest price pai for County Serip. Wooden Water Pipe Factory . FOR SALE! ‘JHE Subscriber offers for sale one half of the machinery and establishment for boring Wooden Water Pipes,jim this City 1 1 The businessis good.and offers a splendid opening for.’ industrious man in want of permanent ay The sale will include Ur Pee, sareamadead! and Rights. 6. G. BPENCEHR, late of 8pencer & Morgan For particulars enquire of E. G. .WAITE, DAILY TRANSCEIPT OFFICE. . Nevada, July 224. GEORGE W. KIDD, BA_ITKER, a Im the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. Ge, DUST Purchased at the Highest Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust ae for Assay or for Coinage at the U. 8 in Sight Checks om San Franciseo and Secramento. 2e R.A. F UMAR, Clerk. PerG K. Farquhar, Deputy.” CRORCEE. T URNER, (RED-DO G:DRUG STORE . . Horse ad QOMBS” & MoGOUN, — Medicines, Kerosene, Paints} “‘Tuepentine, Otls, Varnishes, Patent:Medicines, : Unadulterated Wine, fandjLiquors, . : re Toilet Goods and Perfumery, CARDEN SEEDS! BOOKS & STATIONERY! Fancy Goods, &c., Fine Chewing and Smoking mr TOBACCO!! .F Algo a fineassortment ofFINE CIGARS, manufactured by J, DARLING, Red Dog Red Dog, May 18th, 1862 EVERY MAN SHOULD HAVE A SUIT OF THOSE —AaND— SUMMER COODS!! JUST RECEIVED S.HAAS & CO., Nevad a, April-tad. Rich AULT ABIL \) Bought at a Large Preminm over the intrlar sic value, by. BAKRETT & SHERWOOD, vewelers. New No 517 Montgomery rt. San Francisco uartz Specimens! KCAYED TEETH filled with pure . ) Gold, ‘Tin, Bone filling er cement, by which they will be preserved, by VE. POND. (Office over Bleck & Co’s Store, corner of Pine and Commereial streets, Nevada, Cal. jy 1-3m NILES NILES SEARLS. A. C. SEARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at’ Law, -Office—Broad street Kfid’s Building -MARCELLUS 8. DEAL, ATTORNEY U._.NSELLOR AT LAW NEVADA. TILL practice in all the Courts of Nevada county. ged oe nese prompyy erected tee a SEK ME! SEE ME!!! sEKE ME 1 JUST RECEIVED TO-DAY! 10,000 FINE CIGARS ! 1 L U Z O N NEW BRAND, SPLENDID FLAvor. Also, a Fresh Supply of FOREST ROSE! Fine Cut Chewing Tobacce !! TIN CANS 44. It is much the CHEAPEST WAY to§buy it, a A, Kh. JENKINS, Nos. 31, 33, 35 and 37, NATIONAL EX6MbANGE SALOON, Broad StPeet, Nevada. Nevada, July 30th, 1862. . HERMANN ERNST, . Hf] BOOK BINDER, LAUD Kelsey’s Building over Charles Young’s Jewelry Stote. {7 En trance on Pine Street, Nevada Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, ae Street, Nevada City“TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUILT i) to order. Castings and Machinery of ever description. Quartz Machinery constructe fitted up or repaired. -All kinds of Buildn,, Castings, Sav, Grist, Mult and Bark Mills; ower and Car Whee!«. All orders filled promptly.and at as low rates as any estaplish ment iu Sacramento or San Vrancisco—freigh added Feb 16-f AMEUGH & THOM, NICHT SCHOOL ! BY request ofa number ofthe young men of Nevada, I will open a Night School, on Monday evening, September 2th, at the School House; head of Broad street. Terms—s5 a month, payable imadvance. W.E.¥F. DEAL. Auguet lsth, 1862. , GREAT BARGAIN IN 7 Colections rade, and State and County Be Be LUMBER! 1 hest Market v 7 Nevada, March 7. 1861-tf 35 000 fete Serine (JAMES 3.0 TT, Brust Bobes, @8 per bende. NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE,. Shoots & Sylvester's Mill, Ne. 26 Geek ee oases scaree, ere . tet ice en ate, pt tion, Refined and at . i. prices RETUEWN: evada, or to the premises. BARS O& COLN, im 8 So teen — Aagust isth, ise for Cutting and Polishing; ti +4 . bottle. leptin meter lame ife Mail Steamship; co. a ts following steamaliips wi + be da the baal otic, . Une e Sam, Re. Maia vy abt, Golden Axe, T. R. Baby, Aug. 10h. * Sonora, Aug. tet. “From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o'clock; aw. For Panama.. -_ a Paseen will be conveyed tron: Prarmnmn to . Aspinw “Vy the Panama Railrowd Gomy n.5 : and from / +) allto New York b¥ the Athans ¢ and Pag i1< a a . Coren : A. B. FORBES, yo eee. W.F. BABCOCK, 4 88°" Cor. Sacrumento & Leidesdorff sts. San Peni is «> FELIX CILLET’S Shaving & Hair Cutting Salou: No. 47 Pine street, Nevada. F; ee I AIR cut in any style: American, Prene): o: English. Particuwiar atteution paw to the cutiing of Children’s Hair, ; PERFUMERY.—Always Ou hand, a fim assortment of French and Americuu tcviuint Se Pinaud’s soaps, oils, cometica, potnaiiai auoius » extracts, &¢, and warranted Shee acacca Byte SHAM POO—'This is the Only pice bas diais city where persons can. buy Dr. A. « RE ates ch Shampoo, and Dr. ¥. Ve Kanpaiin baa Sedative, a cure tor the falling off tie ian. Avis aux Frengais—Komuns a hover ela vendre MU eet Philadelphia Dry Goods Stic. No {44 Broad Street. JACOB ROSENTHAL AS just received athis New sture x Wemen dous stock ot DRY AND FANCY GOODS, which he offers for sale 25 per cent cheaper than other Dry Gvods store in Nevada. Vhis ine blowing—it is a fact which can be substau tiated. by hundreds who are daily purchassuy pouus of me. Attention is invited to the follow hag Prices 1500 yards Calies at 8 ceuta per ya rds Upper heddiwong Prints at £3 Wed ory, yards Vicached Muslin from 2G te sO. ta. ~hoe-yerde Hureger at 25 Coils pri yde 250 SILK Dresses from $10 to $75 apiece. 50 Fine Bonnets at $5 apicee. 500 Shakers at 5 cents apiece, 1000 yaids China Matting at 25 cen Embroidery of every variety. REMOIL ‘AL— Don't be Decrived ? Remember I have removed be tae! nic Gece vw few doors below the old phe Fel New Stor YN JACOB ROSEN YD r Nevada, July Id6th-tf : NPIAL,. MOTHERS . ! te per ya. FJ SOOTHING SYRUP for CHETAN 2 his valuable preparation 8 the preseviption of one of the ost ex perten ane Sidhe Barisan nae I Ged ane Shiiltul thgland, and haw bevy bread ANDS_ OF CASES. It not only relieves the invigorates the atomach acidity, and gives tone system. child from pain, diy Psi bowels. corrects andenergy to the whole It will almost instant ¥ relieve = Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic anid overcome convulsions, Which a6 remedied, end in death. and surest Remedy 1 Shite. Dysentery Y ren, whethe ‘ “0 Hedi! sy Ted sobiahud arising from te eUing or Full directions for usluy Will ascomy None genuine unless the fac Curtis & Perkins, New ¥ He wiiile of side wrapper. » New York-is on the vut Sold by all Medicine Dealers P : l¢ en . ’ ” rincipal Office, Us Cedar Street, New York PRICE ONLY 25 Cen TS PER Bovrir, REDINGTON & Cy., AGENT A, te Ban b reneiseo, if uot rpreecdily We believe jt the ail mw the World, jy al! and DLANMINGA ln any each jly 12 6m. kr Every housekeeper experiences low difficult it is to make good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the tuet that to Insure uniformly light sweet and nutritous bread it is only necessary to use Redington & Co's Yeast Powder, In every respect tt excels all similar preparations every oftered te jhe public. Bee advertisement in anothe column. ‘OOD TEETH contribute aa morro G YOu Wears Thee tend dual ae Un ae upon DR. POND who Dperatee is ie ioe approved and satisfactory manner. Office over Block & Co." Store, Newien, Cod. WM.R.COE, _ Dealer ‘jn BOOTS A N Id Corner of Main and Com SHOKS, mercial Sts. —Consisting of Henkerts’ and other celebrated M auufacturers j make. e . Brogans, Boys Boots & Shoes, Ladics’ & Misses Shoes & Gaiters, wid ig short, everything necessary to furnish class Boot and Shoe Store complete. Boot and Shoe Findings always on which will be sold at low rates. 4 All kinds of Repatring done on the short: estnotice ina neat and substantial manner Nevada Mreh 22—tf 4 ‘ond 4aurst Lend, PL XPESIENCE shows that tecth decay the 4 mostin youny folks—with them they are most valuable. Modern Dentistry ives thie tneans of saving them from destruction. Dr PON D is always ready to perform Operations tn the best and most substantial mauuor. Office over Block & Co.'s Store, Nevada, Cal, jyi 4m UNION HOTEL! ‘ormerly Bailey House, Nevada. Three Story Mire-Proot rick. Board per day...... psieteancees. $1,50 Supper, Lodging & Breakfast.. 1,25 Give mea eall. B. 8. STARK, Propricter. Aug. 23d—tf NOTICE TO CONTRACT ONS! EALED proposals will be received by the Board of Supervisors of Nevada County, un‘il Thursday, August 28th for th: conptruetion ofa wooden roof on the Court Hous, accordance with a plan and specifications whieh may be seen in the Clerk,s office: The propose ean be handed to the Clerk of thie Bowrd by Oeder of the Board. Y.H. KOLFE, Chuirman. Nevada, Aug. 23, 1842—3t ee The best Cigars is at MONAHAN & FLINN, 62 Broad Street, Adjoining the Fashion Restauraut gy fF Yh a Oe fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S } With Rewer tailing -srecess i TROLR & 7