December 5, 1862 (4 pages)

is =" — SRR eb SSS \ Ll ae” (Nl te ses a esreeeneenne nemo] 3 next PINANCES.—The report of John 4 Supervisors on the Ist of the present » exhidits« the financial condition of tke county.in a, mosttavorable light.” That re. ve rbtwken in contiection with the last report of the former Auditor, will show what pto: rest. bus been made by the present County Administration in wiping out the County The Report of John S. Lambert, the former Auditor, made on the 7th of October 361 gave the debt of the County as fol. jows ¢ fs es : General Find. .-.-.-. $93.773,03. Indigent Sick,.---.-.-.---. 15,764.98. nd Total Debt. Oct. 7th, 1861 .$109,538,01. _ fhe debt of ‘the County, as given by the ita Report of the preseut Auditor is : General Fund.--%.-.-$48,245,32. lelintet LEK: or op 20 az. renee 9,433.94. Total Debt, Dec. Ist, 1862. . $57,679,26. §howing a decrease ef debt in fourteen UME Ol <p nso poate vives ~©$51,858,75. . These figures and facts encourage us in the belief that with the present rate of taxations and unless extra expense is incurred, the whole debt of the County will be extinguished at the close of the terms of the present Coun-. ty officers, in March 1864—one year from March next—or fifteen months hence. -anount of debt left unpaid is but little more: The comparatively than what has been extinguished, ‘and the interest on the debt is rapidly decreasing’ leaving more to be applied to the li7 qniditiin of the principal. _ Theamountot money in the County Treasuty, not taken into account in the above/estimites, 12 [o Special Fimmd..-..-$10,504,88. MOE Fie 4 298 Lhe ee acces 1,243,68. Sele 256555. see Bitieane 3,476,46. In estimating the debt of the County the cash in the General ad Indigent-Sick Funds was deducted: frum the amvunt of warrants out, a large portion of which are advertised sad the interest thereon stopped. Who would’nt be a Printer aid a smoker? Friend B. F. Starr. the gentlemanly landlord of the Union Hotel furnished the typos of this concern.,with the largest lot of cigars, A No. lL. ever brought into this office.— ‘Thanks, Mons. ‘Starr, yeu’1e a brick. fs Fourp Deav.J. ohn H. Anderson, of Relet Hill, was found dead in a ditch at’ that place yesterday morning. He took his gun and went out hunting the day before. ‘ Yesterday morning his gun was found beside the diteh, and on going down the diteh a fow yards the body was found. Deceased-was subject to apuplectic. fitéd and probably died ingne of them on Wednesday on his retura from hunting. The body will be brought to town to-day for burial. The above facts were obtained from the friend of the deceased, W. H. Hazlett, of the Sheriff's office. Leicnton Trovure.— We learn that Geo. 8. Peirce has engaged the Leighton Troupe teplay “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” at Moore's Plat on Sunday night, and San Juaa on Mondaynight next. Stace Capsizp.—1 he Sacramento stage in turning out furan ox team in the road, the other side of Grass Valley last night, captized with a full load, but, strange to say, no one was hurt. Leavina.—We regret to state that Dr. Knox and family leave this morning teteside , Mthe Bay. The health of the Doctor renders the change imperitive. . Sop Ovr.—T. Ellard Beans, one of. the tldest merchants in town, has sold out his inVerest in the Grocery und Provision trade, al-to his residence, to Capt Kidd. The basiness will be hereafter continued by A. H. Hanson, Geo. W. Kidd and C. C. Leavitt, ander the firm name of A. H. Hanson & Co’ Mr. Beans proposes visiting the Atlantic . States at an enrly day. Boanp or Supeavisors.—This body finished the business for which it assembled —— AN elegant telescope has been’ received at thé Custom House in Rockland, Me., trans« mitted by the English Government, through the Department of St:te at Washington, for Presentation to Capt. Elias Sleeper, of South Thomaston, for rescuing the master and surof the crew of the British bark Alma, haat March, .* Trent affair, she “would not have treated Tar Ou — Highwaymen are pres. until she had’ obtained that which she bad a ecting the between Jackson and Tone . right to, namely the State of Maine and the sity, in Amador city. . harborofPortland.” Special to the Transcript WASHINGTON, Nov. 3d. The Navy Department has received from Commander Parker the particulars of the ‘recent expedition into the watersof Mathews co., Va. They scoured the surreunding coqptry, destroying 12 salt works.a quantity of salt, five schooners, 2 sloops, and a lot of scows. The gunboat Seneca, was captured off Charleston, onthe 27th of November, by the schoone? Anna Dees, while trying to run the bluckade witha cargoof rosin and turpentine. . Fortress Monroe, Dec. 2d. The Raleigh, N. C., Progress of Nov, 27th, says rebel Gen, Smith is at Peterburg, Va., in command of a force .sufficient to protect the approach to Richmond in. that direction. The Richmond Examiner says, the next session of the Confederate Congress commences at Richmond on the second Monday in Januar ye. WAsHINGTON, Dec. 4th. Nothmg important from the Army of the Potomac. Everything perfectly quiet; there is no prospect of immediate moyement. . The army is well supplied with provisions and furage. The rebels have abont 50 .batteries, large and small, a number of them mounting heavy guns béaring on the north bank of the Pappahannock. New York, Dee. 4th. The Times, Falmouth, Va., correspondent says, Lee is removing a large portion of his forces southward, apd concentrating them: . He will be able either to march to the relief of Richmond, in case of attack in flank, or actaga reserve in case of assault on Fredericksburg._ Our Sain Francisco Dispatch. San Franci8ev, Dee. 4. The Secretary of War has granted-authority fot additional voluuteer force to be raised in California, the number is not stated.” Ona late voyage of the clipper ship Merrimac, now in port here, her first and second mates were murdered by the crew. Steamer rates to-day, P. M. 8S. S. Co's. line, first cabin $167—second cabin, $137— steerage $50. Opposition rates $150, $125, and $50. Chas. Anderson, who murdered Hogard, was sent to the Court of Sessions to-day, Ophir Company pay a dividend of 72 dollars per foot on the-8th. The stock is worth $2,700 to-day. THREE inventions have appeared lately says the Newburrypert Herald, that will, perhaps, ultimately revolutionize those branches of industry they are designed to effect, One is an engraving machine, which produces on steel designs from surfaces, either flat or in relief, with marvelous fidelity. The second is a spiral trowel, which, when attached to a plowshare, cuts a round hole, so that, in a few hours; a permamené draining going on simultaneously. The third is a trifle, but a useful trifle. It is a match, which catinot be ignited by any species of friction, nor by fire itself, but only by being rubbed against the box prepared for its reception, which is coated with the flame-giving property. , _ Tur report of the probable murder , -P. Albee by Indians, at his ranch on Red-\ wood creek, Humboldt county, is confirmed by the Humboldt Times. All his fine improvements have been destroyed. {Custom House clearances, in New York, of domestic produce, for the week ending Nov. Ist, amount to over five millions of dollars, about halt of which goes to Liverpoul alone. Mr. Locke Kixc, a wember of Parliawent, haé lately made a speech, in which he said that if Englaud had gone to war on the @¥ TELEGRAPH. . NEW.STOCK-WIN . —AT A received from San Fi FUL ARUEST AND bust SELECTED drain is formed—the process of plowing and . he. Fa we sere Sree THE-— BROAD STREET, NEVADA, _CHINN & COLBY . WINTER GOODS! 3G Ever brought in the Mountains. £% wen 9 THE DRY GOODS __ Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada and the surrounding country at such prices that can not tail to suit:. se Variety, SILK GOODS--New DRESS GOODS, Tolles Peintes, _. Jacones, Indiennes, 4 Soleries, 5000 yards Poplin: . Cake o Silk and Wool Shellers, Organdies, Traveling Dress Goods, all kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CABPETS. 1000 Pieces of Linen. Gloves of every size ondcolor. French & American Prints. ‘Silk & Wool Curtain Damask, Wool, Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Bieached Sheetiag, ' A large Stock tof Trimmings, Mohair, Barege. Marseilles & Lancaster Quilts, Mantillas, ' Sshawis, ; Embroideries, Bonnets, Shakers, Sunshades, Umbrellas, Parasols, NEW STYLE DUSTERS! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS! New Style of Ewbroidery, entirely New! BONNETS & CHILDREN 8 HATS! New Style of DRESS SILK. This permanent stock of Dry Coods—the largest ever seen in the mountains of Califernia— was bought for Cash and we will guarantee to sell cheaper than any other establishment can possibly sell. Ladies ! calland examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give usone trial. "CHINN & COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 25th. : re 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, JR a. BL gc, «A. . BLOCK & CO., Corner of Bine and Commercial Sts. Nevada CHEAP {BOOT AND SHCE STORE., WILLIAM SHAFER,Commercial street, Nevada. Offers better bargains in the : . Bootand Shoe line than anv othe? house in Nevada. His afi . large and well selected stock ~ gonsists of Gentlemen’s fine ey ~. and coarse Boots whichhe sells atextraordinary low prices, Just drop in his store and you will then be satisfied that there is a Cheap Boot and Shoe store in the town,. Miners, if your diggings are poor and you wish to study economy call on SHABFER and buy a pair of his Cheap Boots. Ladies! your attention is called to~his stock of Shoes. ¥ : Repalring.—Particular attention given_to this branch of the business. / Give mea call and satisfy yourselves. . SHAFER. Nevada,Noy 18th—tf SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. a od ONSTABLE’S SALE,—State of California, county of Nevada, township of Nevada, . By virtue ofan execution to me delivered, sued from the court of k. W, Smith, Esq. an acting Justiee of the Peace, in and for the coun. ty aforesaid, bearing date “November, 25th, A. D., 18 2. to satisfy ajudgment rendered by said court on the 21st day of November, A. D., 1862, in favor of James Jennings, andagainst Joseph ‘Thomas for the sum of $113 30, debt, interest, damages and.costs of suit with legal interest from date ofjadgm-ent. Ihave taken in execution, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash the eg . described estate, to-wit >All the right, title and interest of Joseph Thomas, in and to acertain lot or parcel of mining claims, situated on Cement Hill, in the township of Nevada, and known as the Shannonville Minin Co’s Claims, the same being the one undivi one eighth of said-claims together with all apPoe a omy privileges thereunto belonging ng the same ba . heretofore attached by me on the 18th day of November, A. b., 1862, at the hour of 5 o’clock r.m. Iwillseli the same in front of the Court House door, in Nevada city, on Wednesday, the 24th day of December, A. D., 1862, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M. and 5 P.m., ofeaid day. Taken as thé property of Joseph Thomas, to isfy the ve demands and accruing costs. 8. VEN. », Const. Nevada > Dec, 2d. 1862. ; n.T. $ NOTICE ! ; Ars persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please va my Brother. the ‘of December. Ah sccoants not ment the TER GOODS) Corner of Clay and SeveeRan Seusimnrne sam we will to any part.of the State NoTicE.— We have no agents for this medici amh.ere scl yreeenmors ene annntetnenes A orders must be ted tous to obtain the genuine. Observe: well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarrantee a perfect and laating, eure, ; os eee ee ETELD, Importers e an Druggiste, some sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ANTIDOTE. & preparation never known to oo so the oe si hoe . acing ca Irritaravei. a r inary f caanth None uine without our Pt eular of Golden Balsam wrapped Xr ss around the bottle. ocim3 §.£$ MOTHERS! MOTHERS !! ON’T fail to MRS. WINSLOW’S oe Greparation te tha: preseriptio This v: preparation is the preser' m of one ofthe mostexperienced and Skillful Nurses in New England, and has been used with mever failing success in THOUSANDS OF CASES. ° = It not only relieves the child from pain, put invigorates the stomach and bowels. corr¢ets, acidity, and gives tone andenergy to. the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve *+ Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions, which ifnot speedily remedied, end in death. We believe itthe best and surest Remedy in the World, in all cases of Dysemtery and DIARRHEA iu Children, whether arising from teething or from any other cause. ‘aps Full directions for usiug will accompany each bottle.’ None genuine unless the fac simile of Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out side wrapper. a Sold by all Medicine Dealers, + ’ Prineipal Office, 13 Cedar Street, New York PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE. REDINGTON & CO., ), AGENTS, Sin Francisco. jly 12-6m THOMAS HENRY, Forwarding & Commission Merchant, “At Weavir &*Co’s, No. 59 Broad Street, “Nevada City. Gene purchased and forwarded to Nevada Territory and intermediate points with desdatch. All orders sent to him will be promptly and faithfully attended to. xP References —Weaver & Co, T. E. Beans & Co., Nevada. KE. McKaughlin, H. Hirshman, Virginia city. <A. B. Paul, Gold Hill. John Grier, Silver city. Sib no6 PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIS METHOD OF Proclaiming to the World ! — THAT =” MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at A. P. CHURCH.& CO. ' Cor. of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada. BATES & Mo0ORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, R6r_ Prescriptions earefully compounded. .£6 BLAZE’S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf PIONEER CIGAR STORE. $. ROTHSCHILD, EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, GenuD ine Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. NB. Store closed from Friday evening to Saturday evening. nods GEO. A. WEAVER, { J. W. CLARK, : Nevada. San Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS. &e., &c. Have’ taken the ‘Stand formerly o¢cupied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant receipt of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of he Pub atronage solicited. delivered free of charge. al ¥ WEAVER Do. Nev: arch, 18th 1862. A. CHURCH & CO., P. AVE a large stock of Blank Books H Stationery. Cutlery, Music, Musieal Instruments, School Books. &c.) & ~~ FAMILY GROCERY STORE ! A. BARUH, . No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Informs the public that he will keep constantly on hand, ‘ Raneh Butter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Frutt,-. A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His urticies are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— fiftcenth will be given to an officer for collection. 10030 J. Me aUN. He can always be found at his old stand on ComBlertrie Preps ations ; rations -Patent Medicines, Good Camphene, burn’ A eminal bd articles in the D: Chemicais Solid an 4 -4251bs Chloroform; . : RB. H. McDONALD, . "J: OSPENCER, R.H, M’DONALD & CO. E INVITE ATTENTION ro OUR stock of su° large and carcfully selected . igs and medicin of all kinds, d Fluid Ex’t,. > Herbs Retorts and Cravibiee, er abate Gilaseware, Brewers? ah Se Soda Water Material,” ; Paints and Oils, : Kerosene and Coal Oit ek Lard and Sperm Oils. _ Trusses. Sh Bracee§ Alcohol in Tin. fluid Assayers M '*, Supporters. a complete assortment of al) undersold by any house in California. Orders ‘respectfully solicited and gods forwarded to all of the Pacific const and country. seperting Dempytate. Sectaig ; mm) in ‘U sts. Sacramento, The undersigne omer fr sale. 100 nah 8 ye Vitrol, “Eastern” ; ‘3000 Ibs Nitri¢, strong. ‘1900 lbs Citric Acid, 1000 lbs Muriatic Vcid , : “2000 lbs Pow: red. ‘Lartaric Acid, best, 2°" 50 casks superfine Carb Soda; * Bee §00 oz Sulph Quinine , 1700 oz of Wright's piie 100 ozs Strychine pure ,* pa ee Brandretas P'l 701 Sulph Morphine ;:1 {00 Ibs lodide Potassa ; pa aynes‘ Lees and 1 Me. He; . 106 lbs Calome! ; 1100 doz Myres Sareapar1000 Ibe Sp’ts Nirtreandiiila and Yellow Dock , Aq’ monie : 1100 dos of Lyons Kathasam Co . oz Jules H, & 2000 lbs Flors Sulphur :. ‘ Co’s extracts Hair 600 lbs Oil Lemon Berga: Oil, Colognes &c; * mot. ’ AS boxes soap Origanum, permint,, genuine; ce ’ Spruce and Almonds ; cases best Olive’Oil ; 2200 gallons iceroncye athe lbs Sal Soda; 1100 gallons pure ‘bbls Rosin : in tin, ;100 bbls. Plaster Paris ; 800 gallons Camphene .:40 bbls Marble Dust: 1200 gallons Alchohol}20 pbls Whiting . 96 per ot. in tin ; 13000 Ibs Shakers Herbs, 1100 gallons Linseed OM! _ fresh , 1009 gallons Neatsfoot:400 lbs Polar and China Nut! Sage fresh; Oil; 1000 lbs pressed H 800 gallons Castor Oil ; ¥ _— iM 34 1.1b papers: Paint Rrushes, 12500 lbs Borax , White Wash Brushes s :Varnishes ofall kinds ; Hair Brushes ;. '300 lbs assorted Paints Teeth Brushes , i m cans Feather Dusters ; i ton Putty in bladders 16 bbis refined Lamp blk and tins ” 29 bbls Lrish Moss ; los bbls Dye Woods 3 10 cases Isinglass , 26 bbls Canary, ir Flax Corlander’ seed In quantities to suit, all at the lowest prices.rO ders respectfully solicited. «-” . R, H. McDonald & Co., ‘Importing Wholesale Druggists, Sacramento, Dental Importing House, RR. H. McDONALD & CO. Druggiatw, Ww: respecfully invite the attention of the assortment of dental goods, the following comprising a part only : Plam and Pivot Teeth, Gum Teeth, large assortjand Sealers, Teeth for Vulcanite wor. steel and Wire Handled gum & plain, great vaLey Jones White’s Gold Foil. Abby & son’s Gold excavators, Burrs & Drills screws, Punches, Hooks, brushes and carFoil, Watt’s Crystal Foil undum W aeels, and sponge Guld, Gind stones ond Polish Tin Foil and Platina Powders, Plate, athes, Gold Plate and solder, . Mouth Mirrors, differDental chairs; head restsjcent patterns Files of all kinds, Forceps a large variecy Cheveller’s Best, containing a large uumber of Instruments, Mouth Mirrors &c, Cases m of erwere brass bound, with drawers, ete:a complete price according to size and style—from $76. to $175 each. ‘ ANATOMICAL PR™PARAVIONS. Coasisting of UPL er and Lower Maxillaries . carved, exhibiting Nerves on side and Artery and Vein on the other. Head, with carved jaw, ex« posing fangs of Teeth, 82 in number. Vulcanizers Vuleanite Teeth, Bubber aud everything for doing vulcanite work in the latest and most approved styles, together with nearly everything used by Dentists,all of which we shat 1 sellat very low prices, and respectfully solicit Dentists to call and examine and price our goods Goods packed with ¢are atid forwarded, ex press or otherwise, to all parte of the Paeitic coast. Rk. H McDONALD & CO., ‘Wholesale Druggists sacramento, Cal, TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS ETC,, Guin stockings, /shoulder Braces, Abdominal supporters, suspensary Bandages, silk Elastic Bandages for Ladie+. A very large assortment ofarticles in this Ime. For gale by ’ KR. H. McDONALD & CO., sacramento. BREWERS’ STOCK, ._. Fresh Hops, Sriish Moss, Burgundy Pitets Pitch. Keg Corks. Everything in this Mue Zi the best quality. r sale upon reasona terms N. B—10 bales Hops just received. by HE ayy : R. ir. NeDONALD & CO! Corks, Acids, Essential Oils. Whiting, Ma: ble Dugt, Soda Twine. Brernthiog 3s line. For by _ R. H. McDUNALD & CO. ASSAYER’S MATERIA 4K. of all articles in this line. ECLECTIC MEDICINES. We are constantly receiving ditionatsupplies from the manufactories. TILDON’S SUGAR COATED PILLS, of nearly all the concentrated Medicines, put vu bottles. For sale by R. H. MCDONALDEC@.,, Sacramento. PERFUMERY. We are constantly receiving articles to tide line, direct from Foreign and American manufestories. Forsale by. kK, H. McDONALD & (% PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNSISHES, Brushes, Feather Dusters,. Zine White, Fire Proof Paint, L'nseed Oil, Boiled and Raw. sale by K. H. McDONALD & CO. CUAL AND KEKOSENE OILS. Burning Fiuid, Lamp Oil, Neatsfoot Oil, Lard OU Camphene. Knowing the difficulty in procuring a good article, so necessary for brilliant licks, we have taken excra pains to import them er the best quality, and can supyily our customers with a superior artiele. R. H. McDONALD & CO Sacramento. Patent Medicines. Weare agents for the following Kaown Bodiicines and offer them at reduced prices ‘. sands’ Sarsapnarilla, :Jaynes’ sanatiy tom Ayers’ Sarsaparilia, ‘Jaynes’ Agpe pu ° Myers’ sareaparilla and! Ayera’ Pils : ellow Dock, , :Moffat’s Pitts, Jaynes’ &xpectorant, :Cheesp.an’s Pit's, Jaynes’ Aiterative, iPilden a ritid Bx"t ~ Jayu<s’ Hair Tonic, ~ jTilden’s Pe 7 Co’ EM s Ayres’ Pectoral andjTiden’s rie of Ague cure, ‘aud Chicroform, ’ ae Be Balsam wihgnee=? Phenix i5’ NeFFY> ug, 1. WeDONALD & Co , mercial street. ~~, Ave Nw thay ute § 1 ‘Importing and wholesale Druggists, Sacin'tv line. Wedunotintend tobe . ro Moffats, Ayér's DENTAL CASES, “as Four Ivory Haddied Pi’ggers ° pluggers and sealerr, © Crucibdles, Retorts, Acids, and a general aupp/y — r express, ad, ¢

is =" — SRR eb SSS \ Ll ae” (Nl te ses a esreeeneenne nemo] 3 next PINANCES.—The report of John 4 Supervisors on the Ist of the present » exhidits« the financial condition of tke county.in a, mosttavorable light.” That re. ve rbtwken in contiection with the last report of the former Auditor, will show what pto: rest. bus been made by the present County Administration in wiping out the County The Report of John S. Lambert, the former Auditor, made on the 7th of October 361 gave the debt of the County as fol. jows ¢ fs es : General Find.. .-.-.-. $93.773,03. Indigent Sick,.---.-.-.---. 15,764.98. nd Total Debt. Oct. 7th, 1861 .$109,538,01. _ fhe debt of ‘the County, as given by the ita Report of the preseut Auditor is : General Fund..--%.-.-$48,245,32. lelintet LEK: or op 20 az. renee 9,433.94. Total Debt, Dec. Ist, 1862. . $57,679,26. §howing a decrease ef debt in fourteen UME Ol <p nso poate vives ~©$51,858,75. . These figures and facts encourage us in the belief that with the present rate of taxations and unless extra expense is incurred, the whole debt of the County will be extinguished at the close of the terms of the present Coun-. ty officers, in March 1864—one year from March next—or fifteen months hence. -anount of debt left unpaid is but little more: The comparatively than what has been extinguished, ‘and the interest on the debt is rapidly decreasing’ leaving more to be applied to the li7 qniditiin of the principal. _ Theamountot money in the County Treasuty, not taken into account in the above/estimites, 12 [o Special Fimmd...-...-$10,504,88. MOE Fie 4 298 Lhe ee acces 1,243,68. Sele 256555. see Bitieane 3,476,46. In estimating the debt of the County the cash in the General ad Indigent-Sick Funds was deducted: frum the amvunt of warrants out, a large portion of which are advertised sad the interest thereon stopped. Who would’nt be a Printer aid a smoker? Friend B. F. Starr. the gentlemanly landlord of the Union Hotel furnished the typos of this concern.,with the largest lot of cigars, A No. lL. ever brought into this office.— ‘Thanks, Mons. ‘Starr, yeu’1e a brick. fs Fourp Deav.J. ohn H. Anderson, of Relet Hill, was found dead in a ditch at’ that place yesterday morning. He took his gun and went out hunting the day before. ‘ Yesterday morning his gun was found beside the diteh, and on going down the diteh a fow yards the body was found. Deceased-was subject to apuplectic. fitéd and probably died ingne of them on Wednesday on his retura from hunting. The body will be brought to town to-day for burial. The above facts were obtained from the friend of the deceased, W. H. Hazlett, of the Sheriff's office. Leicnton Trovure.— We learn that Geo. 8. Peirce has engaged the Leighton Troupe teplay “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” at Moore's Plat on Sunday night, and San Juaa on Mondaynight next. Stace Capsizp.—1 he Sacramento stage in turning out furan ox team in the road, the other side of Grass Valley last night, captized with a full load, but, strange to say, no one was hurt. Leavina.—We regret to state that Dr. Knox and family leave this morning teteside , Mthe Bay. The health of the Doctor renders the change imperitive. . Sop Ovr.—T. Ellard Beans, one of. the tldest merchants in town, has sold out his inVerest in the Grocery und Provision trade, al-to his residence, to Capt Kidd. The basiness will be hereafter continued by A. H. Hanson, Geo. W. Kidd and C. C. Leavitt, ander the firm name of A. H. Hanson & Co’ Mr. Beans proposes visiting the Atlantic . States at an enrly day. Boanp or Supeavisors.—This body finished the business for which it assembled —— AN elegant telescope has been’ received at thé Custom House in Rockland, Me., trans« mitted by the English Government, through the Department of St:te at Washington, for Presentation to Capt. Elias Sleeper, of South Thomaston, for rescuing the master and surof the crew of the British bark Alma, haat March, .* Trent affair, she “would not have treated Tar Ou — Highwaymen are pres. until she had’ obtained that which she bad a ecting the between Jackson and Tone . right to, namely the State of Maine and the sity, in Amador city. . harborofPortland.” Special to the Transcript WASHINGTON, Nov. 3d. The Navy Department has received from Commander Parker the particulars of the ‘recent expedition into the watersof Mathews co., Va. They scoured the surreunding coqptry, destroying 12 salt works.a quantity of salt, five schooners, 2 sloops, and a lot of scows. The gunboat Seneca, was captured off Charleston, onthe 27th of November, by the schoone? Anna Dees, while trying to run the bluckade witha cargoof rosin and turpentine. . Fortress Monroe, Dec. 2d. The Raleigh, N. C., Progress of Nov, 27th, says rebel Gen, Smith is at Peterburg, Va., in command of a force .sufficient to protect the approach to Richmond in. that direction. The Richmond Examiner says, the next session of the Confederate Congress commences at Richmond on the second Monday in Januar ye. WAsHINGTON, Dec. 4th. Nothmg important from the Army of the Potomac. Everything perfectly quiet; there is no prospect of immediate moyement. . The army is well supplied with provisions and furage. The rebels have abont 50 .batteries, large and small, a number of them mounting heavy guns béaring on the north bank of the Pappahannock. New York, Dee. 4th. The Times, Falmouth, Va., correspondent says, Lee is removing a large portion of his forces southward, apd concentrating them: . He will be able either to march to the relief of Richmond, in case of attack in flank, or actaga reserve in case of assault on Fredericksburg._ Our Sain Francisco Dispatch. San Franci8ev, Dee. 4. The Secretary of War has granted-authority fot additional voluuteer force to be raised in California, the number is not stated.” Ona late voyage of the clipper ship Merrimac, now in port here, her first and second mates were murdered by the crew. Steamer rates to-day, P. M. 8S. S. Co's. line, first cabin $167—second cabin, $137— steerage $50. Opposition rates $150, $125, and $50. Chas. Anderson, who murdered Hogard, was sent to the Court of Sessions to-day, Ophir Company pay a dividend of 72 dollars per foot on the-8th. The stock is worth $2,700 to-day. THREE inventions have appeared lately says the Newburrypert Herald, that will, perhaps, ultimately revolutionize those branches of industry they are designed to effect, One is an engraving machine, which produces on steel designs from surfaces, either flat or in relief, with marvelous fidelity. The second is a spiral trowel, which, when attached to a plowshare, cuts a round hole, so that, in a few hours; a permamené draining going on simultaneously. The third is a trifle, but a useful trifle. It is a match, which catinot be ignited by any species of friction, nor by fire itself, but only by being rubbed against the box prepared for its reception, which is coated with the flame-giving property. , _ Tur report of the probable murder , -P. Albee by Indians, at his ranch on Red-\ wood creek, Humboldt county, is confirmed by the Humboldt Times. All his fine improvements have been destroyed. {Custom House clearances, in New York, of domestic produce, for the week ending Nov. Ist, amount to over five millions of dollars, about halt of which goes to Liverpoul alone. Mr. Locke Kixc, a wember of Parliawent, haé lately made a speech, in which he said that if Englaud had gone to war on the @¥ TELEGRAPH.. . NEW.STOCK-WIN . —AT A received from San Fi FUL ARUEST AND bust SELECTED drain is formed—the process of plowing and . he. Fa we sere Sree THE-— BROAD STREET, NEVADA, _CHINN & COLBY . WINTER GOODS! 3G Ever brought in the Mountains. £% wen 9 THE DRY GOODS __ Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada and the surrounding country at such prices that can not tail to suit:. se Variety, SILK GOODS--New DRESS GOODS, Tolles Peintes, _. Jacones, Indiennes, 4 Soleries, 5000 yards Poplin: . Cake o Silk and Wool Shellers, Organdies, Traveling Dress Goods, all kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CABPETS. 1000 Pieces of Linen. Gloves of every size ondcolor. French & American Prints. ‘Silk & Wool Curtain Damask, Wool, Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Bieached Sheetiag, ' A large Stock tof Trimmings, Mohair, Barege. Marseilles & Lancaster Quilts, Mantillas, ' Sshawis, ; Embroideries, Bonnets, Shakers, Sunshades, Umbrellas, Parasols, NEW STYLE DUSTERS! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS! New Style of Ewbroidery, entirely New! BONNETS & CHILDREN 8 HATS! New Style of DRESS SILK. This permanent stock of Dry Coods—the largest ever seen in the mountains of Califernia— was bought for Cash and we will guarantee to sell cheaper than any other establishment can possibly sell. Ladies ! calland examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give usone trial. "CHINN & COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 25th. : re 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, JR a. BL gc, «A. . BLOCK & CO., Corner of Bine and Commercial Sts. Nevada CHEAP {BOOT AND SHCE STORE., WILLIAM SHAFER,Commercial street, Nevada. Offers better bargains in the : . Bootand Shoe line than anv othe? house in Nevada. His afi . large and well selected stock ~ gonsists of Gentlemen’s fine ey ~. and coarse Boots whichhe sells atextraordinary low prices, Just drop in his store and you will then be satisfied that there is a Cheap Boot and Shoe store in the town,. Miners, if your diggings are poor and you wish to study economy call on SHABFER and buy a pair of his Cheap Boots. Ladies! your attention is called to~his stock of Shoes. ¥ : Repalring.—Particular attention given_to this branch of the business. / Give mea call and satisfy yourselves. . SHAFER. Nevada,Noy 18th—tf SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. a od ONSTABLE’S SALE,—State of California, county of Nevada, township of Nevada, . By virtue ofan execution to me delivered, sued from the court of k. W, Smith, Esq. an acting Justiee of the Peace, in and for the coun. ty aforesaid, bearing date “November, 25th, A. D., 18 2. to satisfy ajudgment rendered by said court on the 21st day of November, A. D., 1862, in favor of James Jennings, andagainst Joseph ‘Thomas for the sum of $113 30, debt, interest, damages and.costs of suit with legal interest from date ofjadgm-ent. Ihave taken in execution, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash the eg . described estate, to-wit >All the right, title and interest of Joseph Thomas, in and to acertain lot or parcel of mining claims, situated on Cement Hill, in the township of Nevada, and known as the Shannonville Minin Co’s Claims, the same being the one undivi one eighth of said-claims together with all apPoe a omy privileges thereunto belonging ng the same ba . heretofore attached by me on the 18th day of November, A. b., 1862, at the hour of 5 o’clock r.m. Iwillseli the same in front of the Court House door, in Nevada city, on Wednesday, the 24th day of December, A. D., 1862, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M. and 5 P.m., ofeaid day. Taken as thé property of Joseph Thomas, to isfy the ve demands and accruing costs. 8. VEN. », Const. Nevada > Dec, 2d. 1862. ; n.T. $ NOTICE ! ; Ars persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please va my Brother. the ‘of December. Ah sccoants not ment the TER GOODS) Corner of Clay and SeveeRan Seusimnrne sam we will to any part.of the State NoTicE.— We have no agents for this medici amh.ere scl yreeenmors ene annntetnenes A orders must be ted tous to obtain the genuine. Observe: well the manufacturer’s name

upon each inside label. We guarrantee a perfect and laating, eure, ; os eee ee ETELD, Importers e an Druggiste, some sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ANTIDOTE. & preparation never known to oo so the oe si hoe . acing ca Irritaravei. a r inary f caanth None uine without our Pt eular of Golden Balsam wrapped Xr ss around the bottle. ocim3 §.£$ MOTHERS! MOTHERS !! ON’T fail to MRS. WINSLOW’S oe Greparation te tha: preseriptio This v: preparation is the preser' m of one ofthe mostexperienced and Skillful Nurses in New England, and has been used with mever failing success in THOUSANDS OF CASES. ° = It not only relieves the child from pain, put invigorates the stomach and bowels. corr¢ets, acidity, and gives tone andenergy to. the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve *+ Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions, which ifnot speedily remedied, end in death. We believe itthe best and surest Remedy in the World, in all cases of Dysemtery and DIARRHEA iu Children, whether arising from teething or from any other cause. ‘aps Full directions for usiug will accompany each bottle.’ None genuine unless the fac simile of Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out side wrapper. a Sold by all Medicine Dealers, + ’ Prineipal Office, 13 Cedar Street, New York PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE. REDINGTON & CO., ), AGENTS, Sin Francisco. jly 12-6m THOMAS HENRY, Forwarding & Commission Merchant, “At Weavir &*Co’s, No. 59 Broad Street, “Nevada City. Gene purchased and forwarded to Nevada Territory and intermediate points with desdatch. All orders sent to him will be promptly and faithfully attended to. xP References —Weaver & Co, T. E. Beans & Co., Nevada. KE. McKaughlin, H. Hirshman, Virginia city. <A. B. Paul, Gold Hill. John Grier, Silver city. Sib no6 PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIS METHOD OF Proclaiming to the World ! — THAT =” MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at A. P. CHURCH.& CO. ' Cor. of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada. BATES & Mo0ORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, R6r_ Prescriptions earefully compounded. .£6 BLAZE’S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf PIONEER CIGAR STORE. $. ROTHSCHILD, EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, GenuD ine Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. NB. Store closed from Friday evening to Saturday evening. nods GEO. A. WEAVER, { J. W. CLARK, : Nevada. San Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS. &e., &c. Have’ taken the ‘Stand formerly o¢cupied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant receipt of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of he Pub atronage solicited. delivered free of charge. al ¥ WEAVER Do. Nev: arch, 18th 1862. A. CHURCH & CO., P. AVE a large stock of Blank Books H Stationery. Cutlery, Music, Musieal Instruments, School Books. &c.) & ~~ FAMILY GROCERY STORE ! A. BARUH, . No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Informs the public that he will keep constantly on hand, ‘ Raneh Butter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Frutt,-. A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His urticies are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— fiftcenth will be given to an officer for collection. 10030 J. Me aUN. He can always be found at his old stand on ComBlertrie Preps ations ; rations -Patent Medicines, Good Camphene, burn’ A eminal bd articles in the D: Chemicais Solid an 4 -4251bs Chloroform; . : RB. H. McDONALD, . "J: OSPENCER, R.H, M’DONALD & CO. E INVITE ATTENTION ro OUR stock of su° large and carcfully selected . igs and medicin of all kinds, d Fluid Ex’t,. > Herbs Retorts and Cravibiee, er abate Gilaseware, Brewers? ah Se Soda Water Material,” ; Paints and Oils, : Kerosene and Coal Oit ek Lard and Sperm Oils. _ Trusses. Sh Bracee§ Alcohol in Tin. fluid Assayers M '*, Supporters. a complete assortment of al) undersold by any house in California. Orders ‘respectfully solicited and gods forwarded to all of the Pacific const and country. seperting Dempytate. Sectaig ; mm) in ‘U sts. Sacramento, The undersigne omer fr sale. 100 nah 8 ye Vitrol, “Eastern” ; ‘3000 Ibs Nitri¢, strong. ‘1900 lbs Citric Acid, 1000 lbs Muriatic Vcid , : “2000 lbs Pow: red. ‘Lartaric Acid, best, 2°" 50 casks superfine Carb Soda; * Bee §00 oz Sulph Quinine , 1700 oz of Wright's piie 100 ozs Strychine pure ,* pa ee Brandretas P'l 701 Sulph Morphine ;:1 {00 Ibs lodide Potassa ; pa aynes‘ Lees and 1 Me. He; . 106 lbs Calome! ; 1100 doz Myres Sareapar1000 Ibe Sp’ts Nirtreandiiila and Yellow Dock , Aq’ monie : 1100 dos of Lyons Kathasam Co . oz Jules H, & 2000 lbs Flors Sulphur :. ‘ Co’s extracts Hair 600 lbs Oil Lemon Berga: Oil, Colognes &c; * mot. ’ AS boxes soap Origanum, permint,, genuine; ce ’ Spruce and Almonds ; cases best Olive’Oil ; 2200 gallons iceroncye athe lbs Sal Soda; 1100 gallons pure ‘bbls Rosin : in tin, ;100 bbls. Plaster Paris ; 800 gallons Camphene .:40 bbls Marble Dust: 1200 gallons Alchohol}20 pbls Whiting . 96 per ot. in tin ; 13000 Ibs Shakers Herbs, 1100 gallons Linseed OM! _ fresh , 1009 gallons Neatsfoot:400 lbs Polar and China Nut! Sage fresh; Oil; 1000 lbs pressed H 800 gallons Castor Oil ; ¥ _— iM 34 1.1b papers: Paint Rrushes, 12500 lbs Borax , White Wash Brushes s :Varnishes ofall kinds ; Hair Brushes ;. '300 lbs assorted Paints Teeth Brushes , i m cans Feather Dusters ; i ton Putty in bladders 16 bbis refined Lamp blk and tins ” 29 bbls Lrish Moss ; los bbls Dye Woods 3 10 cases Isinglass , 26 bbls Canary, ir Flax Corlander’ seed In quantities to suit, all at the lowest prices.rO ders respectfully solicited. «-” . R, H. McDonald & Co., ‘Importing Wholesale Druggists, Sacramento, Dental Importing House, RR. H. McDONALD & CO. Druggiatw, Ww: respecfully invite the attention of the assortment of dental goods, the following comprising a part only : Plam and Pivot Teeth, Gum Teeth, large assortjand Sealers, Teeth for Vulcanite wor. steel and Wire Handled gum & plain, great vaLey Jones White’s Gold Foil. Abby & son’s Gold excavators, Burrs & Drills screws, Punches, Hooks, brushes and carFoil, Watt’s Crystal Foil undum W aeels, and sponge Guld, Gind stones ond Polish Tin Foil and Platina Powders, Plate, athes, Gold Plate and solder, . Mouth Mirrors, differDental chairs; head restsjcent patterns Files of all kinds, Forceps a large variecy Cheveller’s Best, containing a large uumber of Instruments, Mouth Mirrors &c, Cases m of erwere brass bound, with drawers, ete:a complete price according to size and style—from $76. to $175 each. ‘ ANATOMICAL PR™PARAVIONS. Coasisting of UPL er and Lower Maxillaries . carved, exhibiting Nerves on side and Artery and Vein on the other. Head, with carved jaw, ex« posing fangs of Teeth, 82 in number. Vulcanizers Vuleanite Teeth, Bubber aud everything for doing vulcanite work in the latest and most approved styles, together with nearly everything used by Dentists,all of which we shat 1 sellat very low prices, and respectfully solicit Dentists to call and examine and price our goods Goods packed with ¢are atid forwarded, ex press or otherwise, to all parte of the Paeitic coast. Rk. H McDONALD & CO., ‘Wholesale Druggists sacramento, Cal, TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS ETC,, Guin stockings, /shoulder Braces, Abdominal supporters, suspensary Bandages, silk Elastic Bandages for Ladie+. A very large assortment ofarticles in this Ime. For gale by ’ KR. H. McDONALD & CO., sacramento. BREWERS’ STOCK, ._. Fresh Hops, Sriish Moss, Burgundy Pitets Pitch. Keg Corks. Everything in this Mue Zi the best quality. r sale upon reasona terms N. B—10 bales Hops just received. by HE ayy : R. ir. NeDONALD & CO! Corks, Acids, Essential Oils. Whiting, Ma: ble Dugt, Soda Twine. Brernthiog 3s line. For by _ R. H. McDUNALD & CO. ASSAYER’S MATERIA 4K. of all articles in this line. ECLECTIC MEDICINES. We are constantly receiving ditionatsupplies from the manufactories. TILDON’S SUGAR COATED PILLS, of nearly all the concentrated Medicines, put vu bottles. For sale by R. H. MCDONALDEC@.,, Sacramento. PERFUMERY. We are constantly receiving articles to tide line, direct from Foreign and American manufestories. Forsale by. kK, H. McDONALD & (% PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNSISHES, Brushes, Feather Dusters,. Zine White, Fire Proof Paint, L'nseed Oil, Boiled and Raw. sale by K. H. McDONALD & CO. CUAL AND KEKOSENE OILS. Burning Fiuid, Lamp Oil, Neatsfoot Oil, Lard OU Camphene. Knowing the difficulty in procuring a good article, so necessary for brilliant licks, we have taken excra pains to import them er the best quality, and can supyily our customers with a superior artiele. R. H. McDONALD & CO Sacramento. Patent Medicines. Weare agents for the following Kaown Bodiicines and offer them at reduced prices ‘. sands’ Sarsapnarilla, :Jaynes’ sanatiy tom Ayers’ Sarsaparilia, ‘Jaynes’ Agpe pu ° Myers’ sareaparilla and! Ayera’ Pils : ellow Dock, , :Moffat’s Pitts, Jaynes’ &xpectorant, :Cheesp.an’s Pit's, Jaynes’ Aiterative, iPilden a ritid Bx"t ~ Jayu<s’ Hair Tonic, ~ jTilden’s Pe 7 Co’ EM s Ayres’ Pectoral andjTiden’s rie of Ague cure, ‘aud Chicroform, ’ ae Be Balsam wihgnee=? Phenix i5’ NeFFY> ug, 1. WeDONALD & Co , mercial street. ~~, Ave Nw thay ute § 1 ‘Importing and wholesale Druggists, Sacin'tv line. Wedunotintend tobe . ro Moffats, Ayér's DENTAL CASES, “as Four Ivory Haddied Pi’ggers ° pluggers and sealerr, © Crucibdles, Retorts, Acids, and a general aupp/y — r express, ad, ¢