February 5, 1863 (4 pages)

mEE ranee ip LOCK, I sco CRS Good lawls, ery, received fr very Stea IF ‘COUNTY del6 2 Seer ES, gg ist GAL, 3 F oun? € Shop, evada (j _ LERS Bt! unery of rr r-COonatrur . & THOU W. CLARK, sam Francim Co. t. alers in Gx¢ LELF G0 ve taken VER & XE ipt of a il] be sold A portion VER & C0. MICK, g gists -VADA, rounded. 1 BALL! é ¥4 . -LAUGHLI ey will give RCH 17% avited to JM! ad ‘Stre Y. DAY VANA \ s of CUT, co!) KINS. INE! ro Fok Cind ! . TY jays! ! wRY. erchant, ., Nevads . _ 4 RopBeER Wright answered, “nothing, but-make slow.” _ is dead. THURSDAY. MORNING FEB, 5th. naam AND MORDERER.ARRESTED The Sheriff of this county received a dis< patch yesterday from H. Gooding. Sheriff of placer county, thathe bad Thomas Burke in jail He was arrested a€ Auburn early yes-terday morning. 6 or 7 shots were exchanged before they succeeded in-capturing him. . “PT heee are ull the particalars we have received up to this time. A posse started from this ety yesterday for Auburn and will meet Sheriff Knowlton at_that place, he being on —hieway from Sacrameuto. We give a, few iteme in regard to this noted desperado : —He eseaped from the State Prison in the year 1261, and came up te Grass Valley on. Saturday, Feb. 15th, 1862. Inthe evening of that day he went into Terrill’s saloon at Grass Valley and pushed J. M. Wright, who was atanding at the bar, out of the position + an which he stood. Wright remarked to him “make slow. Burke turned round to him and «paid, “what do you mean by going slow.”— Burke said, “I'll go as slow as I plesse,” at the same time reaching fora knife or pistol. Wright told him again to go slow. Burke said, “what do you mean-by that 1” intent on having a row. Wright said, ‘nothing, I want to bet $300 that I willt-scratch.”— Barke said, “what do you meau by scratch ? you den’t seratch nothing, you won't nor can’t scratch me.” Wright said, “I don’t want to, but I will bet $300 I will scratch.” Burke said, ‘‘do you know what I think of you? I want to bet $300 you’re a d—d gut.” Wright eaid “what's that you say?” Burke then struck him in the face, pulled out a knife and killed him instantly. He wae tried on the 16th day of April last and convicted of murder. in the first degree.— Wednesday, April 22d, he was sentenced by Judge McFarland to be hang on the 23d day of May. The case was appealed ‘to the Supreme Court and a stay of proceedings ordered tu give Bu: ke’s counsel time to file the necessary papers; in the mean time Burke éscaped. The time has now expired, and Burke will be hung. On Wednesday, June 11th, at 12 o'clock inthe day, Burke cut through bars and bolts and succeeded in” making his escape. Sherd¥ Knowlton used all means in* his power to get some tidings from him,’ but it was impessible to get anything definite. He was reported to -be at Virginia city, Humboldt, Portland, Oregon, Grass Valley and at other places about the sametime. The Sherifhas spent about $1,000 already in trying to capture him and had finally given him up, . Burke is probably the most desperate murderer in the State. He was arrested in Mexico for murder several yeats ago and escaped. He atated after he had been sentence in this county to be hung that he had been trapped as bad as he was then, when ninety-nine chances tn a hundred were against him, but he took the odd chance and got out of the scrape, and he would do so in thia case. He did, and succeeded well up to the time.— His fate is now, sealed. He will be brought to this county and hung by the neck, until he » — EF"To-dav, the large and elegant lot ofFurniture, “consisting of Sofas, Lounges, Chairs, Tables, Wardrobes, &c., will be sold by Issaac Williamson, in front of Cheap John’s, on Pine street. EF Will one of our Representatives in the Legidlature send us a copy of the Homographic Chart? Who spevks first? ro County Court, Jan. 4th.—Boeth vs Townseud—verdict for defendant. A W4Ghastruly said, that if some men could come out of their coffins and read the inscriptions on their tombstones, they would think they had got jtito the -wromg grave.’ THE gentleman who has been trying to niet wiod finds himself ‘‘blowa” all over TWELVE pair of boots, containing twelve bottles of whisky, were taken trom beneath > crinoline of a female-amugyler, at Memhia, recently, just as she passing into 'Xle. ere are sometiwnes nice things within the broad circumference @ it, alas! they-are tov’eften contra rentice. # _ THE grape crop in the vicinity of Pitts: ourg has been a heavy one, and the Wine woo” toms this season is valued at $22,. t . “he A BAND of Mexican horse thieves have get a natural enclosure at Bear Moyntain, wat Yeras county, whence thy sally forth a are BOM Piste det .9Q RESH MEATS, et ALE. KINDS * . Beard per day.. daa sdotvsateerues -$1,50 GuccEssors ro T: ELLARD BEANS i] WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN. -Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Nails, Powder, Quicksilver, Mining __. TOSELS, ETO: _ No-52 Rroad Street, Nevada, RP Gocds ‘delivered Free uf Charge. PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIs METHOD OF ° Proclaiming to the World ! —THAT —~ ". MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS de? Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at ~_ A. P.CHURCH & CO. ‘Cor._of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada. PLANTING, PRUNINC And Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Strawberry, and Plain and Urnamental Gardering ! zens of Nevada in any of the above branehes, with the agsurance.that the work will; bo--well, and skilfuily performed. 'Térms moderate. Or. ders left at the National Exchange—with T. Holmes, fruit deaier, &c., Commercial street, and at the office of the Transcript and of-the Journal, will receive prompt attention. Nevada, Dec. 29, 1862—tf THOS. A. SMITH. N. B.—Pruning with special reference to prevent an overgrowth of wood and to proniojze early fruitfulness. sa hh "FAMILY GROCERY STORE ! No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Informs the public that he will keep constantly on hand, : Ranch Butter, Cheese,-Vege(ables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— He can always be found at his old stand on Commercial street. Nevada, Nov. 16th TREES! TREES! ! —Pe* Pear, Plum, Cherry: $e is Apple and every kind Of the choicest varietiés. 39 varieties of imported English beret and Shrubs of every ind. For sale at reasonable prices. “A M.S. MARSHALL N. B.—Leave your orderaat Dr. Kent’s Dru Store, or at Marshall’s Ranch, Grass Valley. ji A; MACKIE, ‘HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., B EKERS. (Successors to C. W. Mulford.) ta At the old stand, Main street, Nevada. » ; Gs DUST bought at the Highest Rates: J Sight Cheeks on’San Francisco and Saera. mento ; Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to sui A Advances made on Gold forwarded to the 'U. 8. Mint for Assay or ise eg County Scrip bought at the Highest Rates. +f. ‘sa Agency for insurance against Fire. evada, July 1st, 1862. GEORGE W. KIDD, BA LIICER, In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. NOLD DUST Purchased atthe Highest Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the U.8 Mint. Sight Checks on San Franciseo and Sacramento Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates Collections made, and State and County: Seties purchased at the highest Market value Nevada, March 7, 1861-tfCHARLES DUNN, Jr., . Attorney and Counsellor at Law. £)F FICE—In Kidd's Builving, adjoining the ( office of McConnell & Garber, correr of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada.‘ Dee, 17—tf : , FOR SALE CHEAP! — NE of Matteson\& Samucl’s Water Power Derricks, all new and complete. Price $125. Apply to SAKER & WYMORE, jat No. 73 Broad st., Nevada.TO SCRIP HOLDERS. TREASURER’S OFFICE, NEVADA, Februury, Ist, 1863. LL. persons holding Warrants drawn on the A General Fund of Nevada county, and regis tered between January Ist. 1861, and July ist, 1861, are requested to present the same for pay ment, Interest on the same ceases at the date of this advertisement. E. G. WAITE, Treasurer of Nevada County. BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, 7 Bee Broad Street, Nevada. on hand and cash. ; a AS Goods delivered Freec7 Charge ; Within.a reasonable distance of Nevada. + woop-0f all kinds,’ on hand and for sak cheap foreash. A A3-tf UNION HOT EL ‘Formerly Bailey House, Nevada. r. sale at Cheap rates “Three Story Fire-Proof Brick. Give mea call. > B. 8: STARE, Pe! Aug. 23d—tf Read the Atlantic Papers !! AND-PERIODICALS !! — If ye would knew allaboutthe War! rye aloud! and let your friends know they can get them all at A. P. CHURCH & CO’S. plunder the ueighboring ranches. ~ Paper and Periodical Store, Cor. of Pine and bie: Nae G. W. KIDD, C. ©, LEAVITT, A. H. HANSON. J C L.0 T H'I-N @. rt JOSEPH BROTHERS, HAyre resolved to give up business, we $ call ‘the attention of ‘the’ Public, to the OF EVERY DESCRIPTION act that. we will sell . . OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF fbi subscriber offers his services to the citi-+—-— ree gc ,. and from 4 epinwallto New York bv the Atlantic 90,000 . WORTH OF tobe disposed, of a 7 ad REGARDLESS OF COST! Cerner of Broad and Pine Streets, ia Nevada, a =— Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, HATS, — CAP3,~ > mati rie, “poors, ~ os cetera 17% SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES, ~~ And a good Assortment of Goodyear’s Rubber Goods rt Atsuch rates as will induce buyers to purchase at once. de20 Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The following steamships will be dispatched in the month of February, 1863: Feb. 1st—Sonora. Feb. 1ith—Constitution. Feb. 2ist—St. Louis. * From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o’elock, A.M. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to lythe Panama Kailroad Compan and Pac ii«Steamshi bre a ; A. B. FORBES, Agent. Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco TIMMONS & CO., DEALRRS IX i GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, No. 40 Main Street. et Gregory & Boring’s old stand. Moved Dec: 2nd, 1862; BIRDSEYE GOLD, SILVER & COPPER Mining Company. NOTICE! HE Board of Directors have levied an assessment of two dollars per share (or eight cents per foot,) onthe Capital Stock ofthe Gom any. Certificates of Stock are now ready and will be delivered apon payment of the assessment and signing the Stock Books. An early payment of assesaments ix requested. JOHN PATTISON, _ Nevada, Jan 20, 1863. Secretary. ee ee al TWO BIT HOUSE! ' 407 Broad Street, Nevada City. a» SH undersigned takes this method of informing his friends and the public, fiat he is still at his old stand, on Broad where he will serve, a good square meal. for two oes Also, a good bed oad the same price.— “Board-and, Lodging, $6 a wee * ja22 smell HI. PYRMONT. JUST PUBLISHED: Bancroft’s Hand-Book Almanac for 1863, greatly enlarged, with many new additions.Bancroft’s Practice Aét,. regulating proceedings in civil cases in Courts wf justice in Colifornia. Colton’s War Map a topograrhical map of the seat of warin Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina. ‘ Bancroft’s War Map, with the Fredericksburg route te Richmond, on an enlarged scale. Bancroft’s Map, ofthe Washoe Silver Region of Nevada Territory. Banéroft’s Guide to the Colorado mines. X7-A reliable Agent wanted for Nevada County. Apply either personallv cr by letter, to HA. BANC OFT & CO., Publishers, j2?wi San Francisco, Cal, SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ! Opposition Dry Goods Store. No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. A* we are determined to dissolve partnership, we will sell our entire stock of “Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, atSan Francisco Cost. ae Our stock comprises every article connected with the trade. Our Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods is unsurpassed in this city. We sell at LOW PRECES, and are determined not to be undersold by aby house in Nevada. Giveusa call.FE \ON'’T fail to side wrap street, at the “Old Brooklyn House,’?. ___FomMi sion street. Wharf, San F rancisco ps MOTHERS ! MOTHERS !! SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN. _ This valuable preparation is the prescription of one of the most experienced and Skillfut Nurses in New England, and has been used with never failing success in THOUSANDS OF CASES. ‘ tnot only.relieves the child from pain, but tavigeresce the stomach and bowels. corrects acidity, and gives tone-and energy to. the whole system, It will almost instantly relieve _ Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions; which if not speedily remedied, cud in death. -We believe it the best aad surest Remedy inthe World, in alt’ cases of Dysentery and DIARRHGA in Children, whether arising from teething or fromany ether cause." . Full directions for usiug will_accorapany each bottle. None genuine unless. the fac simile of Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out Br, Sold by all Medicine Dealers, . Principal Office, 13 Cedar. Street, New York PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE. _ REDINGTON & CO., . i : AGENTS,” jly_12-6m San Francisco. er) 68100 Reward—Forany case of harry in any stage, which DR. LE RICHEAU’S GOLL EN BALSAM fails tocaure. No comment is necessary upon-this medicine, it stands entirely ** upon its own unequaled: merits: it has cured thousands who have wasted handsome fortunes,and will cure thousands morc. “Golden Balsam No. [ for first and second stages, such as sores upon thelegs or other parts of the body, sore eyos, etc., etc. Golden Balsam Ne. 2,1 for Tertiary, Mercurial and Sphilitic Kheumatiem. Prive, \ per bottle ; upon receipt of this sum we willship to any part of the State.— Norick.—We have no agents for this medicine and are sole proprigturs and manufacturers. All orders must be directed to us to obtain the genuine. ; Observe well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarrantee a. perfect and a MG. ; ICHARDS & WHITFIELD, < Importers, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Clay and Sansome sts., Sen Francisco, _ Alse, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ANTIDOTE, & Preparation never known to fail, forthe cure of Gleet Gonorrhea [rritation, Gravel. and all Urinary derangements. 2 ume enuine without our circular of ohion Balsam wrapped xr so around the bottle. . FEMALES! FEMALES ! FEMALES ! Use that Safe, Pleasant Remedy-known as HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, : For all Complaints incident to the sex. NO Family should be i. Without it ’ And None will when once Tried by them. ocim3 ~ a Itis used by , YOUNG AND OLD, {n the Decline or Change of: Life, Before and after Marriage. During aud after Confinement, To Strengthen the Nerves, Restore Nature to ite Proper Channel and From whatever Cause Originating. USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS! Take HELMBOLD’'S EXTRACT BUCHU. See advertisement in another column. Cut out, and sent for it. San Francisco, Jan, 24th, 1863—1m RE-OPENING NICARAGUA ROUTE! 750 miles shorter than any other Route is People’s Steamship Line ! ! CONNECTING CALIFORNIA AND NEW YORK LOW RATES OF PASSAGE. Tbe fast and well known Double Zé engine steamship, i MOSES TAYLOR, 1,500 Tong. E, HOWES..cevesseceente -+»«Commander. > Wiblsévetes SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Wednesday, March Lith, 18631! -. at 9 o’clock punetually. Connecting at Greytown with the splendid steamship ILLINoTs, 250, Tons. These steamers are unsurpassed~for 2 a cleanliness end safety, and every: effort will’ be made to insure the comfort of Passengers No expénse has been spared to make the NICARAGUA ROUTE . NOT ONLY. THE QUICKEST,But the Safest and most Desirable. I. K. ROBERTS, Agent. No. 407 Washington street, Opposite the lost Office;—San Francisco. ja24-td KILES SEARLS. ; A. C. SEARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, ffice— Broad street -Kidd’s Buil ding. Niles Searls, Commissioner of Deeds for Nevada Territory. ’ PIONEER CIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, EALER in Cigars, Tobacce, GenwAJ ime Meerschaum Pipes &c139 MAIN STREET, NEVADA cITy. N. B, Store closed from.Kriday evening ‘to Saturday evening. te nod . E. H. GAYLORD, ~ DISTRICT ATTORNEY : LLL practice in ali the courts of Nevada ; county. Office at the Cours House NILES Broad Streets, Nevada. 1 3 del7 H. HORWITZ & CO. a! rocure MRS. WINSLOW'S . : Invigorate the Broken-down Constitution, . 4 —AT Tae —~ American Dry Goods Store ! BROAD STREET, NEVADA, CHINN & COLBY ‘EJ AVE just received from #an Francig¢go the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK o “rr Kver brought in the Mountains. 6 THE DRY Goops Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada aid the surrounding country at. such prices that can not fail to suit. — 4 : * SILK GOODS--New Variety, . DRESS GOOD:, Tolles Péintes, ‘Sacones, Indiennes, ‘ Soicries,” 1 ve 5000 yards Poplin: ‘ Silk and Wool SheHers, Organdiea, Traveling Dress Goods, all kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CARPETS, 1000 Pieces of Linen. oo ‘3 Gloves of every size ondcolor. French & American Prints. Silk & Wool Curtain Damask, Wool, Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain ‘Fable Damask, Bréwnand Bleached Sheeting, ni A large Stock fof Trimmings, Mohair, Barege. Marseilles & Lancaster Quilts, Mantillas, Shawls, Embroideries, Bonnets, Shakers, Sunshades, Umbrellas, : Parasols, NEW STYLE DUSTERS ! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS ! .New Style of:-Embroidery,. entirely New’ ! “ BONNETS & CHILDREN 8 HATS ! New Style of DRESS SILK. Sy This permanent! stock of Dry Coods—the largest ever scenin the mountains of Califernia— was bought for Cash and we will guarantee to sell cheaper than any other establishment ean possibly séll. Ladies ! calland examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give us one trial. CHINN & COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 25th. : ji White Sulpher Springs; NAPA COUNTY. Bb hy sos favorite place of resort, purchased by us, has been put in complete order. We have also erected several Cottages, and are ‘now prejared te receive our friends and patrons. Order { or Rooms, left at our office nthe Criental Hotel will be promptly attended to ALSTROM & CO., Proprietors. SELECT SCHOOL For Young Ladies and Gentlemen. HEAD OF BROAD 8TREKT, NEVADA. @ap27 W.E. F. DEAL,A “..Principal. 'H\HIS SCHOOL will re-open en Monday Aug 25, 1862. _ TERMS : Primaty tranches, per month.. cote . Onn yageen Branches & Mathematics, per month ees Greek..cccace oepececsces eevee scces 1 00 GOPTMAD.cccvccccoscccesensetes pp oee . 200 French. .%.ecccscees jar escevereceteec “6 20 No extra charge for Book Keeping. f For further particulars enquire at the Scboo ouse i Young Gentsemen will be thoroughty prepared to enter any of the College classes. CROCKERY. . FpR=™c# CHINA, GLASS WAKE, CUTLERY, Ete. os ‘PERCEY DOUCLAS, 421 Montgemery street, SAN FRANCISUO, HAS THE Largest and Best Assortment of Goods im that line to be found im the City, ALL OF WHICH HE 18*SELLING AT TH& ~ LOWEST PRICES. %, » THOSE WHO BUY FOR CASH WILL FIND IT ) Greatly to their Advantage to give him « << call before purchasing elsewhere. Pp x San Francisco, Lee. 18th—Smidp A. P. CHURCH & CO., AVE a large stock of Blank Books} H Stationery. Cutlery, Music, Musical Instruments, School Books. &c. z,evada, Uct 13th. 1861. WINTER GOODS! NEW STOCK-WINTER GOODS. t hi ‘SILVER PLATED WARE, ~~ Pee

mEE ranee ip LOCK, I sco CRS Good lawls, ery, received fr very Stea IF ‘COUNTY del6 2 Seer ES, gg ist GAL, 3 F oun? € Shop, evada (j _ LERS Bt! unery of rr r-COonatrur . & THOU W. CLARK, sam Francim Co. t. alers in Gx¢ LELF G0 ve taken VER & XE ipt of a il] be sold A portion VER & C0. MICK, g gists -VADA, rounded. 1 BALL! é ¥4 . -LAUGHLI ey will give RCH 17% avited to JM! ad ‘Stre Y. DAY VANA \ s of CUT, co!) KINS. INE! ro Fok Cind ! . TY jays! ! wRY. erchant, ., Nevads . _ 4 RopBeER Wright answered, “nothing, but-make slow.” _ is dead. THURSDAY. MORNING FEB, 5th. naam AND MORDERER.ARRESTED The Sheriff of this county received a dis< patch yesterday from H. Gooding. Sheriff of placer county, thathe bad Thomas Burke in jail He was arrested a€ Auburn early yes-terday morning. 6 or 7 shots were exchanged before they succeeded in-capturing him. . “PT heee are ull the particalars we have received up to this time. A posse started from this ety yesterday for Auburn and will meet Sheriff Knowlton at_that place, he being on —hieway from Sacrameuto. We give a, few iteme in regard to this noted desperado : —He eseaped from the State Prison in the year 1261, and came up te Grass Valley on. Saturday, Feb. 15th, 1862. Inthe evening of that day he went into Terrill’s saloon at Grass Valley and pushed J. M. Wright, who was atanding at the bar, out of the position + an which he stood. Wright remarked to him “make slow. Burke turned round to him and «paid, “what do you mean by going slow.”— Burke said, “I'll go as slow as I plesse,” at the same time reaching fora knife or pistol. Wright told him again to go slow. Burke said, “what do you mean-by that 1” intent on having a row. Wright said, ‘nothing, I want to bet $300 that I willt-scratch.”— Barke said, “what do you meau by scratch ? you den’t seratch nothing, you won't nor can’t scratch me.” Wright said, “I don’t want to, but I will bet $300 I will scratch.” Burke said, ‘‘do you know what I think of you? I want to bet $300 you’re a d—d gut.” Wright eaid “what's that you say?” Burke then struck him in the face, pulled out a knife and killed him instantly. He wae tried on the 16th day of April last and convicted of murder. in the first degree.— Wednesday, April 22d, he was sentenced by Judge McFarland to be hang on the 23d day of May. The case was appealed ‘to the Supreme Court and a stay of proceedings ordered tu give Bu: ke’s counsel time to file the necessary papers; in the mean time Burke éscaped. The time has now expired, and Burke will be hung. On Wednesday, June 11th, at 12 o'clock inthe day, Burke cut through bars and bolts and succeeded in” making his escape. Sherd¥ Knowlton used all means in* his power to get some tidings from him,’ but it was impessible to get anything definite. He was reported to -be at Virginia city, Humboldt, Portland, Oregon, Grass Valley and at other places about the sametime. The Sherifhas spent about $1,000 already in trying to capture him and had finally given him up, . Burke is probably the most desperate murderer in the State. He was arrested in Mexico for murder several yeats ago and escaped. He atated after he had been sentence in this county to be hung that he had been trapped as bad as he was then, when ninety-nine chances tn a hundred were against him, but he took the odd chance and got out of the scrape, and he would do so in thia case. He did, and succeeded well up to the time.— His fate is now, sealed. He will be brought to this county and hung by the neck, until he » — EF"To-dav, the large and elegant lot ofFurniture, “consisting of Sofas, Lounges, Chairs, Tables, Wardrobes, &c., will be sold by Issaac Williamson, in front of Cheap John’s, on Pine street. EF Will one of our Representatives in the Legidlature send us a copy of the Homographic Chart? Who spevks first? ro County Court, Jan. 4th.—Boeth vs Townseud—verdict for defendant. A W4Ghastruly said, that if some men could come out of their coffins and read the inscriptions on their tombstones, they would think they had got jtito the -wromg grave.’ THE gentleman who has been trying to niet wiod finds himself ‘‘blowa” all over TWELVE pair of boots, containing twelve bottles of whisky, were taken trom beneath > crinoline of a female-amugyler, at Memhia, recently, just as she passing into 'Xle. ere are sometiwnes nice things within the broad circumference @ it, alas! they-are tov’eften contra rentice. # _ THE grape crop in the vicinity of Pitts: ourg has been a heavy one, and the Wine woo” toms this season is valued at $22,. t . “he A BAND of Mexican horse thieves have get a natural enclosure at Bear Moyntain, wat Yeras county, whence thy sally forth a are BOM Piste det .9Q RESH MEATS, et ALE. KINDS * . Beard per day... daa sdotvsateerues -$1,50 GuccEssors ro T: ELLARD BEANS i] WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN. -Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Nails, Powder, Quicksilver, Mining __. TOSELS, ETO: _ No-52 Rroad Street, Nevada, RP Gocds ‘delivered Free uf Charge. PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIs METHOD OF ° Proclaiming to the World ! —THAT —~ ". MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS de? Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at ~_ A. P.CHURCH & CO. ‘Cor._of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada. PLANTING, PRUNINC And Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Strawberry, and Plain and Urnamental Gardering ! zens of Nevada in any of the above branehes, with the agsurance.that the work will; bo--well, and skilfuily performed. 'Térms moderate.. Or. ders left at the National Exchange—with T. Holmes, fruit deaier, &c., Commercial street, and at the office of the Transcript and of-the Journal, will receive prompt attention. Nevada, Dec. 29, 1862—tf THOS. A. SMITH. N. B.—Pruning with special reference to prevent an overgrowth of wood and to proniojze early fruitfulness. sa hh "FAMILY GROCERY STORE ! No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Informs the public that he will keep constantly on hand, : Ranch Butter, Cheese,-Vege(ables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— He can always be found at his old stand on Commercial street. Nevada, Nov. 16th TREES! TREES! ! —Pe* Pear, Plum, Cherry: $e is Apple and every kind Of the choicest varietiés. 39 varieties of imported English beret and Shrubs of every ind. For sale at reasonable prices. “A M.S. MARSHALL N. B.—Leave your orderaat Dr. Kent’s Dru Store, or at Marshall’s Ranch, Grass Valley. ji A; MACKIE, ‘HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., B EKERS. (Successors to C. W. Mulford.) ta At the old stand, Main street, Nevada. » ; Gs DUST bought at the Highest Rates: J Sight Cheeks on’San Francisco and Saera. mento ; Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to sui A Advances made on Gold forwarded to the 'U. 8. Mint for Assay or ise eg County Scrip bought at the Highest Rates. +f. ‘sa Agency for insurance against Fire. evada, July 1st, 1862. GEORGE W. KIDD, BA LIICER, In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. NOLD DUST Purchased atthe Highest Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the U.8 Mint. Sight Checks on San Franciseo and Sacramento Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates Collections made, and State and County: Seties purchased at the highest Market value Nevada, March 7, 1861-tfCHARLES DUNN, Jr., . Attorney and Counsellor at Law. £)F FICE—In Kidd's Builving, adjoining the ( office of McConnell & Garber, correr of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada.‘ Dee, 17—tf : , FOR SALE CHEAP! — NE of Matteson\& Samucl’s Water Power Derricks, all new and complete. Price $125. Apply to SAKER & WYMORE, jat No. 73 Broad st., Nevada.TO SCRIP HOLDERS. TREASURER’S OFFICE, NEVADA, Februury, Ist, 1863. LL. persons holding Warrants drawn on the A General Fund of Nevada county, and regis tered between January Ist. 1861, and July ist, 1861, are requested to present the same for pay ment, Interest on the same ceases at the date of this advertisement. E. G. WAITE, Treasurer of Nevada County. BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, 7 Bee Broad Street, Nevada. on hand and cash. ; a AS Goods delivered Freec7 Charge ; Within.a reasonable distance of Nevada. + woop-0f all kinds,’ on hand and for sak cheap foreash. A A3-tf UNION HOT EL ‘Formerly Bailey House, Nevada. r. sale at Cheap rates “Three Story Fire-Proof Brick. Give mea call. > B. 8: STARE, Pe! Aug. 23d—tf Read the Atlantic Papers !! AND-PERIODICALS !! — If ye would knew allaboutthe War! rye aloud! and let your friends know they can get them all at A. P. CHURCH & CO’S. plunder the ueighboring ranches. ~ Paper and Periodical Store, Cor. of Pine and bie: Nae G. W. KIDD, C. ©, LEAVITT, A. H. HANSON. J C L.0 T H'I-N @. rt JOSEPH BROTHERS, HAyre resolved to give up business, we $ call ‘the attention of ‘the’ Public, to the OF EVERY DESCRIPTION act that. we will sell . . OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF fbi subscriber offers his services to the citi-+—-— ree gc ,. and from 4 epinwallto New York bv the Atlantic 90,000 . WORTH OF tobe disposed, of a 7 ad REGARDLESS OF COST! Cerner of Broad and Pine Streets, ia Nevada, a =— Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, HATS, — CAP3,~ > mati rie, “poors, ~ os cetera 17% SHOES,

TRUNKS, VALISES, ~~ And a good Assortment of Goodyear’s Rubber Goods rt Atsuch rates as will induce buyers to purchase at once. de20 Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The following steamships will be dispatched in the month of February, 1863: Feb. 1st—Sonora. Feb. 1ith—Constitution. Feb. 2ist—St. Louis. * From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o’elock, A.M. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to lythe Panama Kailroad Compan and Pac ii«Steamshi bre a ; A. B. FORBES, Agent. Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco TIMMONS & CO., DEALRRS IX i GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, No. 40 Main Street. et Gregory & Boring’s old stand. Moved Dec: 2nd, 1862; BIRDSEYE GOLD, SILVER & COPPER Mining Company. NOTICE! HE Board of Directors have levied an assessment of two dollars per share (or eight cents per foot,) onthe Capital Stock ofthe Gom any. Certificates of Stock are now ready and will be delivered apon payment of the assessment and signing the Stock Books. An early payment of assesaments ix requested. JOHN PATTISON, _ Nevada, Jan 20, 1863. Secretary. ee ee al TWO BIT HOUSE! ' 407 Broad Street, Nevada City. a» SH undersigned takes this method of informing his friends and the public, fiat he is still at his old stand, on Broad where he will serve, a good square meal. for two oes Also, a good bed oad the same price.— “Board-and, Lodging, $6 a wee * ja22 smell HI. PYRMONT. JUST PUBLISHED: Bancroft’s Hand-Book Almanac for 1863, greatly enlarged, with many new additions.Bancroft’s Practice Aét,. regulating proceedings in civil cases in Courts wf justice in Colifornia. Colton’s War Map a topograrhical map of the seat of warin Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina. ‘ Bancroft’s War Map, with the Fredericksburg route te Richmond, on an enlarged scale. Bancroft’s Map, ofthe Washoe Silver Region of Nevada Territory. Banéroft’s Guide to the Colorado mines. X7-A reliable Agent wanted for Nevada County. Apply either personallv cr by letter, to HA. BANC OFT & CO., Publishers, j2?wi San Francisco, Cal, SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ! Opposition Dry Goods Store. No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. A* we are determined to dissolve partnership, we will sell our entire stock of “Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, atSan Francisco Cost. ae Our stock comprises every article connected with the trade. Our Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods is unsurpassed in this city. We sell at LOW PRECES, and are determined not to be undersold by aby house in Nevada. Giveusa call.FE \ON'’T fail to side wrap street, at the “Old Brooklyn House,’?. ___FomMi sion street. Wharf, San F rancisco ps MOTHERS ! MOTHERS !! SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN. _ This valuable preparation is the prescription of one of the most experienced and Skillfut Nurses in New England, and has been used with never failing success in THOUSANDS OF CASES. ‘ tnot only.relieves the child from pain, but tavigeresce the stomach and bowels. corrects acidity, and gives tone-and energy to. the whole system, It will almost instantly relieve _ Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions; which if not speedily remedied, cud in death. -We believe it the best aad surest Remedy inthe World, in alt’ cases of Dysentery and DIARRHGA in Children, whether arising from teething or fromany ether cause.." . Full directions for usiug will_accorapany each bottle. None genuine unless. the fac simile of Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out Br, Sold by all Medicine Dealers, . Principal Office, 13 Cedar. Street, New York PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE. _ REDINGTON & CO., . i : AGENTS,” jly_12-6m San Francisco. er) 68100 Reward—Forany case of harry in any stage, which DR. LE RICHEAU’S GOLL EN BALSAM fails tocaure. No comment is necessary upon-this medicine, it stands entirely ** upon its own unequaled: merits: it has cured thousands who have wasted handsome fortunes,and will cure thousands morc. “Golden Balsam No. [ for first and second stages, such as sores upon thelegs or other parts of the body, sore eyos, etc., etc. Golden Balsam Ne. 2,1 for Tertiary, Mercurial and Sphilitic Kheumatiem. Prive, \ per bottle ; upon receipt of this sum we willship to any part of the State.— Norick.—We have no agents for this medicine and are sole proprigturs and manufacturers. All orders must be directed to us to obtain the genuine. ; Observe well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarrantee a. perfect and a MG. ; ICHARDS & WHITFIELD, < Importers, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Clay and Sansome sts., Sen Francisco, _ Alse, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ANTIDOTE, & Preparation never known to fail, forthe cure of Gleet Gonorrhea [rritation, Gravel. and all Urinary derangements. 2 ume enuine without our circular of ohion Balsam wrapped xr so around the bottle. . FEMALES! FEMALES ! FEMALES ! Use that Safe, Pleasant Remedy-known as HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, : For all Complaints incident to the sex. NO Family should be i. Without it ’ And None will when once Tried by them. ocim3 ~ a Itis used by , YOUNG AND OLD, {n the Decline or Change of: Life, Before and after Marriage. During aud after Confinement, To Strengthen the Nerves, Restore Nature to ite Proper Channel and From whatever Cause Originating. USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS! Take HELMBOLD’'S EXTRACT BUCHU. See advertisement in another column. Cut out, and sent for it. San Francisco, Jan, 24th, 1863—1m RE-OPENING NICARAGUA ROUTE! 750 miles shorter than any other Route is People’s Steamship Line ! ! CONNECTING CALIFORNIA AND NEW YORK LOW RATES OF PASSAGE. Tbe fast and well known Double Zé engine steamship, i MOSES TAYLOR, 1,500 Tong. E, HOWES...cevesseceente -+»«Commander. > Wiblsévetes SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Wednesday, March Lith, 18631! -. at 9 o’clock punetually. Connecting at Greytown with the splendid steamship ILLINoTs, 250, Tons. These steamers are unsurpassed~for 2 a cleanliness end safety, and every: effort will’ be made to insure the comfort of Passengers No expénse has been spared to make the NICARAGUA ROUTE . NOT ONLY. THE QUICKEST,But the Safest and most Desirable. I. K. ROBERTS, Agent. No. 407 Washington street, Opposite the lost Office;—San Francisco. ja24-td KILES SEARLS. ; A. C. SEARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, ffice— Broad street -Kidd’s Buil ding. Niles Searls, Commissioner of Deeds for Nevada Territory. ’ PIONEER CIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, EALER in Cigars, Tobacce, GenwAJ ime Meerschaum Pipes &c139 MAIN STREET, NEVADA cITy. N. B, Store closed from.Kriday evening ‘to Saturday evening. te nod . E. H. GAYLORD, ~ DISTRICT ATTORNEY : LLL practice in ali the courts of Nevada ; county. Office at the Cours House NILES Broad Streets, Nevada. 1 3 del7 H. HORWITZ & CO. a! rocure MRS. WINSLOW'S . : Invigorate the Broken-down Constitution, . 4 —AT Tae —~ American Dry Goods Store ! BROAD STREET, NEVADA, CHINN & COLBY ‘EJ AVE just received from #an Francig¢go the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK o “rr Kver brought in the Mountains. 6 THE DRY Goops Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada aid the surrounding country at. such prices that can not fail to suit. — 4 : * SILK GOODS--New Variety, . DRESS GOOD:, Tolles Péintes, ‘Sacones, Indiennes, ‘ Soicries,” 1 ve 5000 yards Poplin: ‘ Silk and Wool SheHers, Organdiea, Traveling Dress Goods, all kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CARPETS, 1000 Pieces of Linen. oo ‘3 Gloves of every size ondcolor. French & American Prints. Silk & Wool Curtain Damask, Wool, Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain ‘Fable Damask, Bréwnand Bleached Sheeting, ni A large Stock fof Trimmings, Mohair, Barege. Marseilles & Lancaster Quilts, Mantillas, Shawls, Embroideries, Bonnets, Shakers, Sunshades, Umbrellas, : Parasols, NEW STYLE DUSTERS ! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS ! .New Style of:-Embroidery,. entirely New’ ! “ BONNETS & CHILDREN 8 HATS ! New Style of DRESS SILK. Sy This permanent! stock of Dry Coods—the largest ever scenin the mountains of Califernia— was bought for Cash and we will guarantee to sell cheaper than any other establishment ean possibly séll. Ladies ! calland examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give us one trial. CHINN & COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 25th. : ji White Sulpher Springs; NAPA COUNTY. Bb hy sos favorite place of resort, purchased by us, has been put in complete order. We have also erected several Cottages, and are ‘now prejared te receive our friends and patrons. Order { or Rooms, left at our office nthe Criental Hotel will be promptly attended to ALSTROM & CO., Proprietors. SELECT SCHOOL For Young Ladies and Gentlemen. HEAD OF BROAD 8TREKT, NEVADA. @ap27 W.E. F. DEAL,A “....Principal. 'H\HIS SCHOOL will re-open en Monday Aug 25, 1862. _ TERMS : Primaty tranches, per month.... cote . Onn yageen Branches & Mathematics, per month ees Greek...cccace oepececsces eevee scces 1 00 GOPTMAD..cccvccccoscccesensetes pp oee . 200 French.. .%.ecccscees jar escevereceteec “6 20 No extra charge for Book Keeping. f For further particulars enquire at the Scboo ouse i Young Gentsemen will be thoroughty prepared to enter any of the College classes. CROCKERY. . FpR=™c# CHINA, GLASS WAKE, CUTLERY, Ete. os ‘PERCEY DOUCLAS, 421 Montgemery street, SAN FRANCISUO, HAS THE Largest and Best Assortment of Goods im that line to be found im the City, ALL OF WHICH HE 18*SELLING AT TH& ~ LOWEST PRICES. %, » THOSE WHO BUY FOR CASH WILL FIND IT ) Greatly to their Advantage to give him « << call before purchasing elsewhere. Pp x San Francisco, Lee. 18th—Smidp A. P. CHURCH & CO., AVE a large stock of Blank Books} H Stationery. Cutlery, Music, Musical Instruments, School Books. &c. z,evada, Uct 13th. 1861. WINTER GOODS! NEW STOCK-WINTER GOODS. t hi ‘SILVER PLATED WARE, ~~ Pee