February 8, 1863 (4 pages)

aa j Hevaila Daily Transtript. . Wovada County Official Prets. ————— SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. 8th. Tue Usion Party:~The members of the Union Party whb-ate now at Sacramen_ to, have tts destiny in theirhands. They are Yo deterniine whether in the coming cam spdign’t hall stand forth with giant strength to ertsh all that would oppose the Union eause, of whether it «shall be vitisted and weakened by the corruptions which ‘they, the representatives of the people, shall in’ fuse into its organism. It is a duty they owe to the peuple to see that ali who would control the party by corrupt means should be . discountenanced. We think we can’ with. reason say, that the Legislature will come up to the fulldemand of the times. The attempts to gain position by bribery have been exposed and held up to the public seorn.— These damhable’crimes, which under the old _. regime of Gwin & Co, would have remain“ed forever hid_from the public gaze, have pow deen unveiled, and the men who suffer-— ed their interests to prompt them to such deeds, ostracised. The-teaders of the. party have done well thus far; let the puritying process be continued, and the party will be a unit next fall. Let it not have the sins of -political wire-workers and tricksters upon its head, and the people when called upon to give their sufferagy te its candidates will wake the ballot-box speak insuch tones as will cheer and strengthen the friends of the ~ Union everywhere. * Tne STrAMen.—A telegram from New York saya tlé,Atlantic steamer Ocean Queen was delayed on the trip to Aspinwall by a severe storm. Consequently the Constitution ig not due at San Franciseo unt. to-dzy. ——— ao Tue Caucus.—On Friday night the cauctis met and took a number of ballots with out affecting anything. They. are now to all appearances as far fram 8 nomination as when . the first vote was cast. The only favorable sign is the fact that the members do not ap: -pear-tohold so firmly to their favorites. On “hear him make «speech and honor his return. Tut News.—We obtain the following stinevary of news from the Democrat of test evening: The Richmond papers give acton, substantiating (esate a Those already telegraphed, with the followihg additional.-The Secretary of State notified the British and French Consuls of the official information received, and was.ef the opinion that the blockade bad been raised. The editor of the Dispatch says thata vessel was dispatebed to Nassau to notify the authorities there of the fact, and is of opinion that after such netice the blockade cannot be renewed for sixty days. CP The Marysville Express, 2 few days ago, gave a long account of the reception of Dr. -E. D, Olds, atColumbus, Ohio, on his return from Fort Lafayette, on which. oecasion. ten ‘‘thousand persons” turned out to The following isa dispatch from Columbus, to the Cincinnati Times: Dr Olds, with the great promised procession, -has just arrised. It comrises about two dozen ill-looking ‘‘butter<sits,” all told. ~These make up the grand escort. They are now drawn up oo High atreet, and look as though they are ashamed “of theewhole affair. : AT a ballin Gold Hill, Nevada Territory, some fellow stole the hat of the “local items” . of the Territorial Enterprise, whereat the indignant individwal sympathizes with the thief in the following strain:. “We have béen suffering with the seven years itch for many months. It is probably the most ag. gravating disease in the world. It is contagious. The man has commenced a ‘career of suffering which is frightful to contemplate; . there is no eure for the distemper—it mnnst run its course: there is no respite “for its victim, and but little alleviation of itg.torments to be hoped. for; the unfortunate’s only resource is to bathe in sulpher and molasses, and let bis finger nails grow. Further advice is unnecessary—instinet will prompt him to serateh:” INDIANS.—The Winter being oppressive, says the Red Bluff Beacon, the Indians have begun depredations upon the farms of the settlers. We are informed by Mr. Jones, late teacher in the public school who has the’ third ballot Sargent had 41. .Conness 30, Phelps 23, Brown 12, Shafter 4 and T. 8. King 1. Sargent 27, Phelps 20, Brown 9 and Shafter 8. The caucus adjourned to last night. Prisonex Suor.—A few days since, a ' prisoner named Spencer, ‘cunfined in the jail ” at Martinez, finding the door open, rushed by the jailor into the street. The jailor, TYiton, went in pursuit, but discovering that Spencer was gaining in the race, fired three times, one shot hitting Spencer in the back, and brought him tu. The wound is not danerous. ® Loss “or a Scorcu STEAMER. — The ateamer Waldensian, empleyed in the mail service between Cape Town and Natal, ‘struck on Strury’s Reef on-the night of the 13th of October, and all attempts to get her off proved ineffextual: The whole of the valuable cargo was lost: The Christy's . Minstrels were among the prssengers, and lost all their’inatruments and dresses; Joe Brown, the dancer, losing besides the prize belt, a censiderable sum in specie. There wason board twenty clergymen of the Dutch Reform Church on their way to Capa Town to attend the Synod An Expensive TuNNeL.—The Eureka Tunnel, Butte county, has just been finish: ed. It ia 2,000feat tong, alt-the way cut thorugh solid rock, and. has bern constantly prosecuted for the last seven years. Tle object of the tunnel is to get at ‘an immense -deposit.of gold bearing earthand gravel” in Itis one of the heaviest Table Mountain. mining works in this State. San Jose RatLtRoav.—The total cost of _* the work done on this roid up to February Jet, 1863, was $755,818 40. The Board of . _ Directors of the company have mad a call on the Supervisors of San Francisco county. for their first-assessment of 10 per cent. Itis well to denounce the murders Cemmitted by Union men, no matter what the provocation ; but the editors who denounce these murders without having a werd to say about the utterly unprovoked and ten times ag numerous murders committed by the reb« _ ls, have no business to be publishing papers = side of the rebel lines. — Louisville Jouree The above is from the Appenl which was evidently intended for the notice of its néighbor, the Ezpregs. es On the last vote Connessa had 35, coming down this way, on Monday last, he meta company of three men in pursuit of Indians, Who had stolen, oa Sunday night, two horses, a cow and some potatoes from . _Geo. Dersech, living on the: ranch of Dr. Baker, about twénty five miles frow. this place on Bear river. The Indians had been tracked as far as the Shingletown road, which they had left for the Battle creek region. There were eight Indians, as judged from the tracks,-and, as we have said, only three men in pursuit. The latter, however,-were superiorly armed, and would win in a fight unlesa surprised by an ambush or. a sudden reinforcement of Indians. CALIFORNIA NAUTICAL MAGAZINE. —The February number of the California Nautical . Magazine published by Capt. John H. Bell, has been issued. The contents are unusually varied aud interesting, ameng which in a very convenient form for reference, is the het of Marine Disasters for 1862, to shipping engaged in the California trade, prepared by C. T: Honkins, Esq. ¢ a Baron DE RoTHSeHILD has jusé placed his usual annual gift of thirty thousand kilogrammes of bread at the disposal of the Administration of Public Assistance for. the benefit of the poor of Paris. — —s THEATRE ! MR. AND MRS. 4 pe OFS aes ” GEORGE CHAPMAN, fn conjunction with the Celebrated PAN-TEG-NATHEC A To-Morrow. Evening A Commission has been appoiated by the Turkish gévernment to inquire into the working of the bankruptcy laws in different European countries, with a view to reform the system now followed in the Ottoman Empire. . Tue Oregon Statesman say2: “ A strongminded female by the name of Jane Miles Davis has beertravelling in Salmon and getting up a beok all by herself, and. we suppose, all about herself, to be entitled “Fortane in the Mines ; or, Life of the Queen ot the Forest. = a7 z -Arrivals at National Exchan;,e— Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER. PROPRIETOR FEBRUARY, 6. 1963 J Hoy, Mexico © Crippin, Virginia C— H Sogan San Francis F € Tilton, B River C L. Peck, doJ H Bawiey, B Tent J Flag. do G H Colby. San Fran J Motterman, do J irish, Lake city G Morgan&wife.do JG Jones, eity H S Long. Virginia C ’ A Booth, de H Love, ’ eit PMeCoulif, do J Chew, Red 4 A J Saliogb, do ‘GW Melntosh. D F---W W Bullock; Auburn R Hill, Snow Tent A -T Laird, city RH Leadbetter, Eure’a T J Lockwood.do S H Baird, Virginia C. M Rounds, Valley HERIFPF’S SALE.— By virtueof an exs) eeution to me directed, delivered out of the Hon. District Court ofthe '4th Judicial Districtin and for the county of Nevada, State of California, bearing-date-Feb-6th, 1863, in favor of Chas Rigondet. and against Fureka Lake Water Co., fur the sum of “ix Hundred. fifty and-30-160 dol$6°0 30 from the 26th day of January. 1863, at the rate of two per cent per month, till paid. togrther with all costs of suit. 3 have levied upon the following described property, which was heretofore attached to-wit :-—That certain ditch known as the Eureka Lake Water Co’s ditch having its head on Canon ereek and from thence extending down the dividing ridge between the Middle and South Yuba river to the National. where the same divides forming what is known asthe Magenta ditch and the Irwin ditch. the said Magenta ditch, whieh crosses Bloody Ran, and extends to the head of Humbug creek. ~The said Irwin ditch extending from said ee Lake city, conducting water to and supplying the mining localities known as Mt. Zion, Relief Hill. North Bloomfield, Malakoff Hill, Hive Diggings, Magenta Hill, Villa Rieo, Kennébee Hill, and Grizzly flill. Also, the ditch kno as the Miner’s ditch which directs and conveys the waters of the north and south forks of the-Middle Yuba River to Snow Point,Orleans,Mvore “ays Fla’s, and thence to Bloody Ru Also, the Poor Man’s ditch so called w ducts the water of Poot Man’s-ereek to Point, Orleans, “Moores and Woolsey’s Fiat: Also.the two ditches known as the Grizzly ditch> ex which takes the waters from Bloody Run and conducts the same to Columbia. Hill and other mining localities. Also the two ditches known as the Spring creek ditches that conducts water from Humbug creek to Columbia Hill. the Montezuma ditch extend'ng from Montezuma Hiil to Columbia Hilland other mining localities. “The Chero can F tending frem Columbia Hill to North San Juar and intermediate localities. -The Missouri ditch conducting water from Missouri ravine to North Bloomfielu. Also, the Fenn ditch that conducts water from Fenn’s Ravine to Relief Hill. Also, the Rattlesnake ditch that condacts the waters of Rattlesnake Ravine to Eureka and the South Fork ditch that conducts the water of the South Fark of Poorman’s creek to the mines, at and near Eureka, together with all lakes. reservoirs, . water rights water privileges, easements, franchises, privileges and appurtenance thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining. Allthe above property is located in Nevada county, California.Notice is hereby given, that I will expose to public sale all the above described pro erty to the highest bidder for cash, in front ofthe Court House door, in Nevada,on TWESDAY, March 3d. 1962, between the hours of 9.0’clock, A M., and4 P.M. Given under my hand this 6th day of Feb. 1863. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. J. 1, Caldwell, Piff’s Atty. DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE, — All rsons having demands against the estate of Thomas Holland. deceased,. are required t> rescnt the same with the proper vouchers to T. Davenport, at his store on Commercial st., in Nevada city, within ten months from this date, or the same will be barred by statute. T.T. DAVENPORT, Nevada, Febs 7th. 1863. Administrator. F. J. SCHAEFFER, & CO." Importers and Dealers in all kinds of WAGON & CARRIAGE MATERIAL Nos. 12 and 14 Pine street San~Francigco* And 73 and 75 E street, Marysville I AVE now on hand and constantly arrivin fromthe Eastern States, the largest ond best stock of Wagonand Carriage Materials ever offered in this market, consistiag of Oak, Ash, Hickory and Maple Lumbe "Oak and Hickory Seehes, * Finished and unfinished. Alsoa large ste Plow Framezand Handles, and on the terms to suit. Parties in the coratry favoring us with an order can depend upon receiving an A No. 1 article. A share ofthe trade reapectfully solicited. my8-3m WIRE ROPE is 75 PER CENT. CHEAPER. Than any other kind of ROPE—Why t _— : ECAUSE, com red withany other Ro ] of equal strona. be is from FoUR to a times more DURABLE ! si _ Because, it is Forty percent LIGHTER! Because, it is tessthan one-HALF the Diameter, and only ONE‘sIXTH of the BULK! Because, ji is FIVE TIMES the strength of the same size ofthe HEMP ROPE! ~ ; Becease, it does not sTRETCH orSHRINK, in wa 8 or wet weather ! ecause,it does not ABSORB WATER, .and oe its ori; ~ WkicHuT! Because, it is as PLIARLE. as the ether . of equal strength ! : : . rere ; ire Rope is the ONLY KIND of rope that ean be used to ADVANTAGE. for Hoisting -from deep shafts and inclined planest for long Pump \ < 9 Given away every evening 1g Ropes, Derrick Guy Ropes, Ferry Ropes, ‘&e., a trial, will USE NO OTHER, at any price. Circulars giving scales of weights and trengths, prices, testimonials, &c. will be for arded by addressing the manufactures, or their gents throughout the State. : 2 HALLIDIE & CO., 412 Clay st. : San Franciseo. : _W. H. CRAWFORD. Ageut at Nevada. ae : * ge27m3 } oe lars. (debt.) with interest on the said. sum of . Alsd,+ ~€x--. Done at this Which weare offering atthe LOWEST PRICES:. 4c Those who have one given our Wire Ropes . CRAND BALL! =< T . =i] Walling’s Hotel, Rough & Ready ! Tuesday = Svéntnw: Fe! Ball Mamagers: Nevada City. ‘Grass Vaitey. 7 > ster, John_Webber, — z. A oe in J. P. Skelton. : G. A. Weaver, Chas E. Miller. Rough & Ready. = David Boryer§.M. Gilham. Timbuctoo, Smartsville. C. Compton. G. Gephard. -. Penn Valley. You Bet. Good Music Furnished ‘ L. A. WALLINC, PROP’R. CHABLES W. YOUNG. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN % Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Block, No. 37 Commereial Street.* §¢r Watches carefully Repaired and Jew made to order. All articles guaranteed.Nevada, Ncv. 27th. 1860. JOHS GRIMES, WILLIAM GIBSON, FASHION SALOON! B Street, Virginia City. GRIMES & GIBSON,..--Proprietors. TIVHE choicest Wines, Liquc and Cigars will always be found atthe Barof the Fashion Attached to the saleon are two first-class Biltard Tables. ocl4 tf MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Street, NEVADA. L. W. DREYFUSS, 7.0 ald inform the citizens of Nevada coun ty and his friends, that he isin full blast x -ady to receive orders for that delicious rage. Lager Beer, which he wil) sell as sauy Brewery inthe county api5 DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, . I would inform my friends and Pe. tts > all wishing my services that SET I AM PREPARED to aticn 4 those favoring me with a call, at all hours. eeth after having become sensitive by exposure “of the nerve will be filled withou causing pain IWILL ARRANT ALL WORK , te-beSKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than e:sewhereiu his vicinity, otherwise nc charge will be made_\My charges are moderate, and to suit the time¢._I am permanently focated in this place. ss NOTICE!We take thia method ef informing the public that we will sell our large stock of Winter Clothing ! At Reduced Prices!! We have also receiyed an additional stock of Goodyear’s Kubber Coats! S. HAAS & CO.,_ Cos.ot Dine &. Caimmnereial Strest. ty To the Ladies. Francisco cost prices, after this date. ‘S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Pine & Commercial Street. Nevada, Jan. 23d. 1863! FOR SALE BY _ A. P.CHURCH & BROAD STREET, Nevada. a I7th, 1863. . elry performed in'a MOREWhite and Black!! Also, on hand Gum Boots, all kinds and sizes. We have on hand-aiarge assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes which we will sell at San DIARIES! DIARIES 1!! SILK HOUSE! . JOSEPH ROBERTS & CO., _ Number 9, MONTGOMERY STREET, x ii door: from main LICK’S entrance in R BLOcK,. ‘a —IMPORTERS OF— Silks, Velvets, Fancy Dress Goods, jCloaks, Mantillas, Shawls, _-___ Embroidertes, Hosiery, * and Gloves! New and Fashionable Goods receited from PARIS and NEW YORK, by every Steamer All orders entrusted to us by eur _ —del6 2m will be promptly attended to. “SPENCE & WICKES,Wholesale Druggists, ~NieV ADA CITY, CAL. Nevada <Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop. eg eors Street, Nevada City ™ TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL! s to order. Castings and Machinery of every description. Quartz Machinery constructed fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Build. _ Casti ; Sav, Grist, Malt—and Bark Blills; Horse Power andCar Whee!s. Ali orders filled promptly.and at a8 10W rates“as apy estaviish ment in-Sacramento or San #ranciscu—tfreigh added. _ HEUGH & THOM. Feb 16-tf J. W. CLARK, GEO. A. WEAVER, .] San Francisco. : Nevada. § WE : : No. 59 Broad Street. 4 HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO ¥ CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS. &c., &¢. Have taken the Stand formerly occupied 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 Public Patronage solicited. xX Gooas delivered free of charge. 4% ‘ WEAVER «CO. __Nevada. Mareh, 18th 1962. _ BATES & MoCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. 9° Prescriptions carefully compounded. st ST. PATRICK’S BALL! TUESDAY; } MARCH lith, 18633! Messrs. THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLIN Would hereby give notice that they will give 4 ‘Grand Social Ball, at ‘Temperance Hall. ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17th. + The public is respectfully invited to a tend. 4 Nevada, Jan. 5th, 1863. CIGAR EMPORIUM! — No, 34 33, 35 and 37, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. RECEIVED THIS DAY 40,00 CIGARS! Cs Of the Most Approuved Brands Also, the best Assottments of HAR D CUT, FINE CUT, “A. R. JENKINS. FAST FREICHT LINE ! I AM NOW PREPARED TO FOR4 } : -ward. 2 : ~— SMEs hd Packages and Goods of ali Kind ! — —TOo— VIRGINIA C.ATY! Through from Nevada in 3 days! ! : THOS. HENRY. Forwaraing & Commission Merchant, At Weaver & Ce., No. 59 Broad St., Nevads Nevada, Feb. ist, 1863—tf ‘e w'eloe! LADY FRIENDS in NEVADA COUNTY ~ AVER & CO.,. And Smoking Tobacco ! ! !} Goo TRANS ~ Nevad: about 1 ed hea Hotel “they h sive 1 was P at ‘the Rev w the M on th on ha the ™ Ing were Unio Henr Wats Hues Wm. ce terda ie John. 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aa j Hevaila Daily Transtript. . Wovada County Official Prets. ————— SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. 8th. Tue Usion Party:~The members of the Union Party whb-ate now at Sacramen_ to, have tts destiny in theirhands. They are Yo deterniine whether in the coming cam spdign’t hall stand forth with giant strength to ertsh all that would oppose the Union eause, of whether it «shall be vitisted and weakened by the corruptions which ‘they, the representatives of the people, shall in’ fuse into its organism. It is a duty they owe to the peuple to see that ali who would control the party by corrupt means should be . discountenanced. We think we can’ with. reason say, that the Legislature will come up to the fulldemand of the times. The attempts to gain position by bribery have been exposed and held up to the public seorn.— These damhable’crimes, which under the old _. regime of Gwin & Co, would have remain“ed forever hid_from the public gaze, have pow deen unveiled, and the men who suffer-— ed their interests to prompt them to such deeds, ostracised. The-teaders of the. party have done well thus far; let the puritying process be continued, and the party will be a unit next fall. Let it not have the sins of -political wire-workers and tricksters upon its head, and the people when called upon to give their sufferagy te its candidates will wake the ballot-box speak insuch tones as will cheer and strengthen the friends of the ~ Union everywhere. * Tne STrAMen.—A telegram from New York saya tlé,Atlantic steamer Ocean Queen was delayed on the trip to Aspinwall by a severe storm. Consequently the Constitution ig not due at San Franciseo unt. to-dzy. ——— ao Tue Caucus.—On Friday night the cauctis met and took a number of ballots with out affecting anything. They. are now to all appearances as far fram 8 nomination as when . the first vote was cast. The only favorable sign is the fact that the members do not ap: -pear-tohold so firmly to their favorites. On “hear him make «speech and honor his return. Tut News.—We obtain the following stinevary of news from the Democrat of test evening: The Richmond papers give acton, substantiating (esate a Those already telegraphed, with the followihg additional.-The Secretary of State notified the British and French Consuls of the official information received, and was.ef the opinion that the blockade bad been raised. The editor of the Dispatch says thata vessel was dispatebed to Nassau to notify the authorities there of the fact, and is of opinion that after such netice the blockade cannot be renewed for sixty days. CP The Marysville Express, 2 few days ago, gave a long account of the reception of Dr. -E. D, Olds, atColumbus, Ohio, on his return from Fort Lafayette, on which. oecasion. ten ‘‘thousand persons” turned out to The following isa dispatch from Columbus, to the Cincinnati Times: Dr Olds, with the great promised procession, -has just arrised. It comrises about two dozen ill-looking ‘‘butter<sits,” all told. ~These make up the grand escort. They are now drawn up oo High atreet, and look as though they are ashamed “of theewhole affair. : AT a ballin Gold Hill, Nevada Territory, some fellow stole the hat of the “local items” . of the Territorial Enterprise, whereat the indignant individwal sympathizes with the thief in the following strain:. “We have béen suffering with the seven years itch for many months. It is probably the most ag. gravating disease in the world. It is contagious. The man has commenced a ‘career of suffering which is frightful to contemplate; . there is no eure for the distemper—it mnnst run its course: there is no respite “for its victim, and but little alleviation of itg.torments to be hoped. for; the unfortunate’s only resource is to bathe in sulpher and molasses, and let bis finger nails grow. Further advice is unnecessary—instinet will prompt him to serateh:” INDIANS.—The Winter being oppressive, says the Red Bluff Beacon, the Indians have begun depredations upon the farms of the settlers. We are informed by Mr. Jones, late teacher in the public school who has the’ third ballot Sargent had 41. .Conness 30, Phelps 23, Brown 12, Shafter 4 and T. 8. King 1. Sargent 27, Phelps 20, Brown 9 and Shafter 8. The caucus adjourned to last night. Prisonex Suor.—A few days since, a ' prisoner named Spencer, ‘cunfined in the jail ” at Martinez, finding the door open, rushed by the jailor into the street. The jailor, TYiton, went in pursuit, but discovering that Spencer was gaining in the race, fired three times, one shot hitting Spencer in the back, and brought him tu. The wound is not danerous. ® Loss “or a Scorcu STEAMER. — The ateamer Waldensian, empleyed in the mail service between Cape Town and Natal, ‘struck on Strury’s Reef on-the night of the 13th of October, and all attempts to get her off proved ineffextual: The whole of the valuable cargo was lost: The Christy's . Minstrels were among the prssengers, and lost all their’inatruments and dresses; Joe Brown, the dancer, losing besides the prize belt, a censiderable sum in specie. There wason board twenty clergymen of the Dutch Reform Church on their way to Capa Town to attend the Synod An Expensive TuNNeL.—The Eureka Tunnel, Butte county, has just been finish: ed. It ia 2,000feat tong, alt-the way cut thorugh solid rock, and. has bern constantly prosecuted for the last seven years. Tle object of the tunnel is to get at ‘an immense -deposit.of gold bearing earthand gravel” in Itis one of the heaviest Table Mountain. mining works in this State. San Jose RatLtRoav.—The total cost of _* the work done on this roid up to February Jet, 1863, was $755,818 40. The Board of . _ Directors of the company have mad a call on the Supervisors of San Francisco county. for their first-assessment of 10 per cent. Itis well to denounce the murders Cemmitted by Union men, no matter what the provocation ; but the editors who denounce these murders without having a werd to say about the utterly unprovoked and ten times ag numerous murders committed by the reb« _ ls, have no business to be publishing papers = side of the rebel lines. — Louisville Jouree The above is from the Appenl which was evidently intended for the notice of its néighbor, the Ezpregs. es On the last vote Connessa had 35, coming down this way, on Monday last, he meta company of three men in pursuit of Indians, Who had stolen, oa Sunday night, two horses, a cow and some potatoes from . _Geo. Dersech, living on the: ranch of Dr. Baker, about twénty five miles frow. this place on Bear river. The Indians had been tracked as far as the Shingletown road, which they had left for the Battle creek region. There were eight Indians, as judged from the tracks,-and, as we have said, only three men in pursuit. The latter, however,-were superiorly armed, and would win in a fight unlesa surprised by an ambush or. a sudden reinforcement of Indians. CALIFORNIA NAUTICAL MAGAZINE. —The February number of the California Nautical . Magazine published by Capt. John H. Bell, has been issued. The contents are unusually varied aud interesting, ameng which in a very convenient form for reference, is the het of Marine Disasters for 1862, to shipping engaged in the California trade, prepared by C. T: Honkins, Esq. ¢ a Baron DE RoTHSeHILD has jusé placed his usual annual gift of thirty thousand kilogrammes of bread at the disposal of the Administration of Public Assistance for. the benefit of the poor of Paris. — —s THEATRE ! MR. AND MRS. 4 pe OFS aes ” GEORGE CHAPMAN, fn conjunction with the Celebrated PAN-TEG-NATHEC A To-Morrow. Evening A Commission has been appoiated by the Turkish gévernment to inquire into the working of the bankruptcy laws in different European countries, with a view to reform the system now followed in the Ottoman Empire. . Tue Oregon Statesman say2: “ A strongminded female by the name of Jane Miles Davis has beertravelling in Salmon and getting up a beok all by herself, and. we suppose, all about herself, to be entitled “Fortane in the Mines ; or, Life of the Queen ot the Forest. = a7 z -Arrivals at National Exchan;,e— Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER. PROPRIETOR FEBRUARY, 6. 1963 J Hoy, Mexico © Crippin, Virginia C— H Sogan San Francis F € Tilton, B River C L. Peck, doJ H Bawiey, B Tent J Flag. do G H Colby. San Fran J Motterman, do J irish, Lake city G Morgan&wife.do JG Jones, eity H S Long. Virginia C ’ A Booth, de H Love, ’ eit PMeCoulif, do J Chew, Red 4 A J Saliogb, do ‘GW Melntosh. D F---W W Bullock; Auburn R Hill, Snow Tent A -T Laird, city RH Leadbetter, Eure’a T J Lockwood..do S H Baird, Virginia C. M Rounds, Valley HERIFPF’S SALE.— By virtueof an exs) eeution to me directed, delivered out of the Hon. District Court ofthe '4th Judicial Districtin and for the county of Nevada, State of California, bearing-date-Feb-6th, 1863, in favor of Chas Rigondet. and against Fureka Lake Water Co., fur the sum of “ix Hundred. fifty and-30-160 dol$6°0 30 from the 26th day of January. 1863, at the rate of two per cent per month, till paid. togrther with all costs of suit. 3 have levied upon the following described property, which was heretofore attached to-wit :-—That certain ditch known as the Eureka Lake Water Co’s ditch having its head on Canon ereek and from thence extending down the dividing ridge between the Middle and South Yuba river to the National. where the same divides forming what is known asthe Magenta ditch and the Irwin ditch. the said Magenta ditch, whieh crosses Bloody Ran, and extends to the head of Humbug creek. ~The said Irwin ditch extending from said ee Lake city, conducting water to and supplying the mining localities known as Mt. Zion, Relief Hill. North Bloomfield, Malakoff Hill, Hive Diggings, Magenta Hill, Villa Rieo, Kennébee Hill, and Grizzly flill. Also, the ditch kno as the Miner’s ditch which directs and conveys the waters of the north and south forks of the-Middle Yuba River to Snow Point,Orleans,Mvore “ays Fla’s, and thence to Bloody Ru Also, the Poor Man’s ditch so called w ducts the water of Poot Man’s-ereek to Point, Orleans, “Moores and Woolsey’s Fiat: Also.the two ditches known as the Grizzly ditch> ex which takes the waters from Bloody Run and conducts the same to Columbia. Hill and other mining localities. Also the two ditches known as the Spring creek ditches that conducts water from Humbug creek to Columbia Hill. the Montezuma ditch extend'ng from Montezuma Hiil to Columbia Hilland other mining localities. “The Chero can F tending frem Columbia Hill to North San Juar and intermediate localities. -The Missouri ditch conducting water from Missouri ravine to North Bloomfielu. Also, the Fenn ditch that conducts water from Fenn’s Ravine to Relief Hill. Also, the Rattlesnake ditch that condacts the waters of Rattlesnake Ravine to Eureka and the South Fork ditch that conducts the water of the South Fark of Poorman’s creek to the mines, at and near Eureka, together with all lakes. reservoirs, . water rights water privileges, easements, franchises, privileges and appurtenance thereunto belonging, or in any wise appertaining. Allthe above property is located in Nevada county, California.Notice is hereby given, that I will expose to public sale all the above described pro erty to the highest bidder for cash, in front ofthe Court House door, in Nevada,on TWESDAY, March 3d. 1962, between the hours of 9.0’clock, A M., and4 P.M. Given under my hand this 6th day of Feb. 1863. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. J. 1, Caldwell, Piff’s Atty. DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE, — All rsons having demands against the estate of Thomas Holland. deceased,. are required t> rescnt the same with the proper vouchers to T. Davenport, at his store on Commercial st., in Nevada city, within ten months from this date, or the same will be barred by statute. T.T. DAVENPORT, Nevada, Febs 7th. 1863. Administrator. F. J. SCHAEFFER, & CO." Importers and Dealers in all kinds of WAGON & CARRIAGE MATERIAL Nos. 12 and 14 Pine street San~Francigco* And 73 and 75 E street, Marysville I AVE now on hand and constantly arrivin fromthe Eastern States, the largest ond best stock of Wagonand Carriage Materials ever offered in this market, consistiag of Oak, Ash, Hickory and Maple Lumbe "Oak and Hickory Seehes, * Finished and unfinished. Alsoa large ste Plow Framezand Handles,

and on the terms to suit. Parties in the coratry favoring us with an order can depend upon receiving an A No. 1 article. A share ofthe trade reapectfully solicited. my8-3m WIRE ROPE is 75 PER CENT. CHEAPER. Than any other kind of ROPE—Why t _— : ECAUSE, com red withany other Ro ] of equal strona. be is from FoUR to a times more DURABLE ! si _ Because, it is Forty percent LIGHTER! Because, it is tessthan one-HALF the Diameter, and only ONE‘sIXTH of the BULK! Because, ji is FIVE TIMES the strength of the same size ofthe HEMP ROPE! ~ ; Becease, it does not sTRETCH orSHRINK, in wa 8 or wet weather ! ecause,it does not ABSORB WATER, .and oe its ori; ~ WkicHuT! Because, it is as PLIARLE. as the ether . of equal strength ! : : . rere ; ire Rope is the ONLY KIND of rope that ean be used to ADVANTAGE. for Hoisting -from deep shafts and inclined planest for long Pump \ < 9 Given away every evening 1g Ropes, Derrick Guy Ropes, Ferry Ropes, ‘&e., a trial, will USE NO OTHER, at any price. Circulars giving scales of weights and trengths, prices, testimonials, &c. will be for arded by addressing the manufactures, or their gents throughout the State. : 2 HALLIDIE & CO., 412 Clay st. : San Franciseo. : _W. H. CRAWFORD. Ageut at Nevada. ae : * ge27m3 } oe lars. (debt.) with interest on the said. sum of . Alsd,+ ~€x--. Done at this Which weare offering atthe LOWEST PRICES:. 4c Those who have one given our Wire Ropes . CRAND BALL! =< T . =i] Walling’s Hotel, Rough & Ready ! Tuesday = Svéntnw: Fe! Ball Mamagers: Nevada City. ‘Grass Vaitey. 7 > ster, John_Webber, — z. A oe in J. P. Skelton. : G. A. Weaver, Chas E. Miller. Rough & Ready. = David Boryer§.M. Gilham. Timbuctoo, Smartsville. C. Compton. G. Gephard. -. Penn Valley. You Bet. Good Music Furnished ‘ L. A. WALLINC, PROP’R. CHABLES W. YOUNG. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN % Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Block, No. 37 Commereial Street..* §¢r Watches carefully Repaired and Jew made to order. All articles guaranteed.Nevada, Ncv. 27th. 1860.. JOHS GRIMES, WILLIAM GIBSON, FASHION SALOON! B Street, Virginia City. GRIMES & GIBSON,...--Proprietors. TIVHE choicest Wines, Liquc and Cigars will always be found atthe Barof the Fashion Attached to the saleon are two first-class Biltard Tables. ocl4 tf MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Street, NEVADA. L. W. DREYFUSS, 7.0 ald inform the citizens of Nevada coun ty and his friends, that he isin full blast x -ady to receive orders for that delicious rage. Lager Beer, which he wil) sell as sauy Brewery inthe county api5 DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—Corner of Bread and Pine streets, . I would inform my friends and Pe. tts > all wishing my services that SET I AM PREPARED to aticn 4 those favoring me with a call, at all hours. eeth after having become sensitive by exposure “of the nerve will be filled withou causing pain IWILL ARRANT ALL WORK , te-beSKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than e:sewhereiu his vicinity, otherwise nc charge will be made_\My charges are moderate, and to suit the time¢._I am permanently focated in this place. ss NOTICE!We take thia method ef informing the public that we will sell our large stock of Winter Clothing ! At Reduced Prices!! We have also receiyed an additional stock of Goodyear’s Kubber Coats! S. HAAS & CO.,_ Cos.ot Dine &. Caimmnereial Strest. ty To the Ladies. Francisco cost prices, after this date. ‘S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Pine & Commercial Street. Nevada, Jan. 23d. 1863! FOR SALE BY _ A. P.CHURCH & BROAD STREET, Nevada. a I7th, 1863. . elry performed in'a MOREWhite and Black!! Also, on hand Gum Boots, all kinds and sizes. We have on hand-aiarge assortment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes which we will sell at San DIARIES! DIARIES 1!! SILK HOUSE! . JOSEPH ROBERTS & CO., _ Number 9, MONTGOMERY STREET, x ii door: from main LICK’S entrance in R BLOcK,. ‘a —IMPORTERS OF— Silks, Velvets, Fancy Dress Goods, jCloaks, Mantillas, Shawls, _-___ Embroidertes, Hosiery, * and Gloves! New and Fashionable Goods receited from PARIS and NEW YORK, by every Steamer All orders entrusted to us by eur _ —del6 2m will be promptly attended to. “SPENCE & WICKES,Wholesale Druggists, ~NieV ADA CITY, CAL. Nevada <Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop. eg eors Street, Nevada City ™ TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL! s to order. Castings and Machinery of every description. Quartz Machinery constructed fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Build. _ Casti ; Sav, Grist, Malt—and Bark Blills; Horse Power andCar Whee!s. Ali orders filled promptly.and at a8 10W rates“as apy estaviish ment in-Sacramento or San #ranciscu—tfreigh added. _ HEUGH & THOM. Feb 16-tf J. W. CLARK, GEO. A. WEAVER, .] San Francisco. : Nevada. § WE : : No. 59 Broad Street. 4 HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO ¥ CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS. &c., &¢. Have taken the Stand formerly occupied 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 Public Patronage solicited. xX Gooas delivered free of charge. 4% ‘ WEAVER «CO. __Nevada. Mareh, 18th 1962. _ BATES & MoCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. 9° Prescriptions carefully compounded. st ST. PATRICK’S BALL! TUESDAY; } MARCH lith, 18633! Messrs. THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLIN Would hereby give notice that they will give 4 ‘Grand Social Ball, at ‘Temperance Hall. ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17th. + The public is respectfully invited to a tend. 4 Nevada, Jan. 5th, 1863. CIGAR EMPORIUM! — No, 34 33, 35 and 37, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. RECEIVED THIS DAY 40,00 CIGARS! Cs Of the Most Approuved Brands Also, the best Assottments of HAR D CUT, FINE CUT, “A. R. JENKINS. FAST FREICHT LINE ! I AM NOW PREPARED TO FOR4 } : -ward. 2 : ~— SMEs hd Packages and Goods of ali Kind ! — —TOo— VIRGINIA C.ATY! Through from Nevada in 3 days! ! : THOS. HENRY. Forwaraing & Commission Merchant, At Weaver & Ce., No. 59 Broad St., Nevads Nevada, Feb. ist, 1863—tf ‘e w'eloe! LADY FRIENDS in NEVADA COUNTY ~ AVER & CO.,. And Smoking Tobacco ! ! !} Goo TRANS ~ Nevad: about 1 ed hea Hotel “they h sive 1 was P at ‘the Rev w the M on th on ha the ™ Ing were Unio Henr Wats Hues Wm. ce terda ie John. 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