January 6, 1863 (4 pages)

OCk, 2% Goods, wis, ery Steaner COUNTY deli om BS, sists, Foundry e Shop,’ ‘wada Cit ZERS BUILT inery of ever; construct: } of. Build, 1 orders -fillev aly estanlisi* Iciskeu—freiyh _& THOM, W.CLARK, . sal Franeise C05, pt. 4 alers in GRO [ELF GOODs ive taken thie VER & NEW. ‘ipt of a com ill be sold at A portion of harge. A VER &CO. gegists, EVADA, pounded. 1% a POON KE. BLOCK, 7® ‘1 Sts. Nevada I cad 1UM . road Street. ry. . > paY ata ISA ed Brand: ents of JE CUT, acco !!: ENKINS. ION: THOD OF »World : BOOKS, 2IP TION: RATES. at CH & CO. a Sts., Nevads “States, the following four it is thought will public sale, all the above described rty to}: , rite : for cash, in front of the Court —<—<——<— ask for admission as States during the presen ere. on TUESDAY, Jan. & CO., Neb session “ot Congress” = agg 27th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A, M-, Blank Nebraska, Utah and New Mexico. 4P.M. ale ea Music. Me would leave Dacotah, Nevada and Wash. gv" "nder Sw “Now Ste Bait 1 — : ‘ugton. er Searls & Niles, Piffe’ Attys : { with the bright ore: The Nevada Daily Transcript . j i ca S* @7ESDAY MORNING JAN. 6. Disraicr Cour, Jan. 5th.—Stokes vs Winkle et-at-—vefendant granted Téaye to file amended answer. * Hazen at al vs Corbitt, judgment for plainWilliams vs Chas. Smith, continued for Spoor vs Spoor, case referred to ‘T. PP. “Hawley to take testimony and-reportto the “ on ¥s Leigh ton, ease referred to M P-O'Copner.to, take testimony. : Willams vs Williams, case referred tu TPi Hawley. to-take testimony. Riley vs Hodges, continued for the term. oe Cooper ve Voss, set for Jan 26th. Applicatien of C. M. Sherwood as sole tra~ der, set for hearing on the first day of February-term., ay Dean vs Simms, demurrer submitted and taken under advisement. a : Gehar vs McCharles; argument ou demurrer. set for next Thursday, Re Dooling vs Cregan, judgment for pldintiff. Court adjourned to 10 o’cloék to-morrowBees Cuunty Court.—Stevens vs his credi“tors, and Jamés Smith—vs his creditors, stricken from the ealendsr. Howard vs Canningham, motion to dismiss _ appeal overruled. Counsel for pla otiff given one day to amend complaint and defendant five days to anawer. Robinson vs-C. C. ‘Townsend, demurrer te complaint overruled. Court adjourned to 10 o'clock tosmorrow. PLENTY. or Water: —All the ditches at Qiaker Hill are full and the miners in that4 vicinity commenced opérations yesterday. Expect to hear, soon, ot immense quantities of gold being brought from that section of the county. The claima‘ofMessrs; Jacobs and Svrgent have undergone a thorough overhauling. They are new ready te commence to take out thousands of dollars. } dark ness fade it impossible to press our ad» te For the past week we have hada glotious rain, enabling all to go at work in their claims. Hundreds of men in this vicinity have ‘been patiently waiting for water. and now they have plenty to eminence on. We <wiallase goad times shortly, plentyof money and plenty of items—of big strikes. £9" Messrs. Sneath & Clay on Gold Flat continue to take out cartloads of rock, filled was made to one of the parties, a short time “since, for one-third, and was1efused. A million or so of dollars will be taken out of this “claim before Sneath & Clay will get through with it. te Light teamsters in this city have volunteeréd to the Marshal. to devote one day's abor-on Sacramente street. He wantsa few more to volunteer and improve the road they travel on. ‘The Marshal informe us that he intends to have a large gang of men on the road—~only a part of them belong to the ~ghitin«gang, those that are adorned with jewelry. t= Mr. Thos. Wilson and MrL. MéLaughtin will give a grand Ball at Temperance Hall; in the Anniversary of St. Patrick's Birth day, March 17. All who attend will have a god) time. 3 Sj Pua RELIGIONS Nottie.—The Annual Meeting of the: First Congregational Church in Nevada, for the choice of officers, and other = business, will byheld at the Brick Chureh on. Wednesday evening, Jan. 7th at 7 o’clock. The officers, Trustees and all the members of the Church are specially requested to at» tend. * Se Post Orrice Prinrine.—The Demoerat and Journal took a square swear Inst’ night tor the Post Office printing. The cir~ culation of the Democrat in the districts in which letters are distributed from the « fice in this city is 355, that-of the Journal 274. The contract was awarded to theformer. Parson, don’t you know you are entitled to the list ‘from the fact that you have the largest circulation ?”"Charles: A. Beard was yesterday ad: mitted to practice in the County Court ‘of this County. ~ soa na narra 5 OF the seven Territories of the United . formidable, and the prospect rather discour‘. aging,-but there was no panic. Early in the Jenterprisé of\rebel cavalry who made serious 1 on our side, considering the terriffic nature Pu SEED a OS ___ Nashville, Jan. 1st.—Gen.-Roacranz’s army, numbering forty-five thousand effective men, with a handred pieces of atillery; skiramished all the way tothe battle field. At Mee break on Dec. 3isteverything appeared working well. The battle-opened.on the right and by seven o’elock ominous sounds indicated that 2 fire was appreaching our left. The fire tontinued.te approach on our right; with }alarming rapidity, extending’ to the centre. -It was.clear that their right was doubling upon our left; and the enemy had compelled us’ to make & complete change of the front of that wing, and wefe pressing our centre. At this moment six batteries issued on the rebele, who began to give way and were driven back a mile: Our whole. noed and the enemy again made « formidable demonstration uporrour left, while they were pre» pared. fer another onslaught/on our right. Meanwhile orders had been issued-to move. our left on the enemy, but before the left had ‘time _to execute them the enemy: re~ they assailed our right and were driven back By this time the number of stragglers was day -we-were severely embarragsed by the dashes upon a portion of McCook’s ammdnition and subsistence train, capturing a number of wagons and military stores. Ammunition wae-alarmingly scarce. About two o'clock the battle drifted from right to-left, the enemy discovering the impossibility of succeeding in his main design, hadsuddenly magsed . his~forees_on the left, crossing the river and moving under cover of high bluffs on the right. The fight raged with uores mitting fury forsome length of time when the rebels were checked: The scene at this petiod was magnificently terrible. The whole battle field was-in full view—enemy deploying’ right and left, and bringing up their batteries in fine style. -Roseeranz chief of staff Lietit-Colonel Gaaesche, had his head taken off by round shot, and the blood spattered “an Gen. R, and some of his staff. The loss of-the firnig, was comparrtively light. Ene_my’s loss must have been mere severe. We mourn the loss of several of our finest officers.—When the battle closed, the enemy oc» ‘cupied the ground which was ours in the morning. and an advantage was in their favor. On January Ist. the rebels renewed the bat~ tle with great determination. They made several dashes at our centre but were repulsed, They were driven slowly during the dayf; vantage to a conclusion. : To-morrow merning the battle will be resumed, and we fee! confident of ultimate vic: tory. . Our loss since’ Wednesday morning amounts to 4,000 killed and wounded. _ We have also a large number of prisoe nere. . Cairo, Jan 4.—Mempbhis Bulletin just re ceived, says steamer. Rattler direct from the fleet at Vicksburg has arrived. She left that place Monday evening, Dec. 29th, fighting had been going on for five days, having com. mented. on Wednesday, Dec, 24th. ’ Up te Monday morning Sherman had cap-~ tured three lines-of the epemy’s works and firing on the fourth and last line-of defenses on the Jackson and Vicksburg Railroad had_ ceased. This line istwo miles from Vicksburg: there—was nothing’ betWeen Sherman . and the_city but trestle work of the Railroad, before these fortifiertions: Stierman sent a Brigade to cut off communication with the city by Shreveport Railroad, which was successfully accomplished. 9,000 additional troops reached Sherman from Grant’s command, f Our whole force there now, is about forty thousand streng. Latest accounts we had eaptured ten guns and seven hundred prisoners. — The steamer State of Georgia reports. that the Monitor foundered south of Cape Hatteras, with the loss of two offieers ond thirtyeight men. ; ee WE cannot imagine why some people persist in purchasig cheap slop clothing.’ They bnever look decent, and at the end of the year, have spent twice as mich fvonevas the weil dressed gentlemen. Heuston, Hastings & Co., of Lick Hotise. Montgomery street, cor. ner of Sutter, San Francisco,are just the men to fit. you out to your own profit and ade . mirstion. we HERIFPF’S SALE.— Whereas.on the 19th S day of November, A. D1862,a final jadgment and decree was rendered inthe District court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against A. Jacobs & A. Mayoux, and in favor of Henry Mackié. for the sum of Ten Hundred and Fiftyfive, dollars, principal debt. with interest on the principal at the rate of 2%¢ per cent per month, from the rendition of judgment until paid, and $i5 counsel fees, together with all costs of suit. And whereas, on the said 19th oi Nov. A. D. 1862, it was ordered and décreed by the said court, thatthe mortgage set forth in plaintiff’s complaint bé foreclosed, and the property therein deseribed, to-wit:—The certain mining claims known as the claims of Jacobs & Co., situated on” Republican—Hill, near North ‘Bloomfield. bounded in frort of Stokes & Co. on the north side by Hogeboom & Co-, onthe south by Truesdale & Co., said claims being 58) feet wide in front and ranning back to the center. of hit Also, that water ditch known as the Jacobs’ Ditch, and one undivided half of tlia} other ditch known as the Enders’ Ditch, both of which ditches take water frem the South Fork of Humbug Canon and earry the same to the @aims of Jacobs & Co—be levied upon and sold to satinfy said pie. interest and costs,and the pro. cecds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose to ‘LATER FROM THE EAST. fight ‘raged furiously for some time, and the . = = treated, hastily, inte the dense thicket. Again} . $30,000 CLOTHING ! 3} REGARDLESS OF COST! JOSEPH BROTHERS, Clothing, Gents wuinistinl Goods, HATS, SHOES TRUNKS, VALISES, Anda good Assortment of Goodyear’s Rubber Goods ry _Atsuch rates as will inducebuyers to purit chase at once. de20 Lae OovER 1 We have lately intro & :duced.a New Style Fam 7) ily Séwing Machine,maBAKER’S_. » : king the Lock Stitch, or NOLISELE SS igtitch alike on both FAMILY ‘sides, arranged in the SEWINC _ :samestyle and sol at . y {same prices as our GroMAC ENE SF iver & Baker Gtich Ma-_ $60 00. :chines. "At our office Alone can . purchasers examine the ; GROVER ni ey ae relative merits of eac : ; AK . R’S etichsand be yeirenee . ss E ultimate and-entire’emt~ . ‘ FAMILY isfaction, by our: priv}-; lege of exchanging for . S E WIN Cc. either style if not suited i MACHINES, with their first choice. ; $60. iS: eR Our No. 9 Machine is ‘admirably adapted to ithe wants of all manu:facturers is far more isimpie, durable and ‘cheaper than any other :Shuttle*Machine in use, iand a great favorite : wherever introduced, GROVER BAKER’S No. 9, SEWING MACHINE. For Manufacturers, $60. Call and examine our i & ; machines before purcha-: aR ae sing ¢lséwheree © We ‘BAKE R”’ Ss manufacture a large va; SEWING riety ofeach stitch and; adapted to the require: MACHINE ments of all families aad i gr DEPOT, 0% ds! ae Montgomery street/ : San Franeisco. ployed. ‘ t Pacific Mail Steum ship Co. 4 ke following steamsh'ps will be dispatched in the month of January, 1863 : oss Jan. ist—Constitution. Jan, 10th—St. Low's. . Jan. 2istGolden Age. From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o’elock, A. M. : For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinw tythe Panama Railroad Company Rs from 4+pimwallto New York bv the Atlantic Paciti« empcrmsci es : . 2 A. B. FORBES, Agent. Cor. Sacramente & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco Rich Quartz Specimens! _ UVITABLE for Cutting and Polishing, fur} -\) Bought at a Large Preniom over the intrle SHERWO@D, vewelers. st. San BARRETT & 4 Beware Counterfeits . ees Os MOTHERS t MOTHERS !! : cceeeeen eae SJ yON'T fail to Breur MRS. WENSLOW’S + — = os sak Dp SOOTHING SYRUP pera Say ‘WORTH ‘OF = . This valuable preparation is the ¥ is proses tia: of one of the most expertenced and Skillful. Nurses in New ‘Englaad,;and hag been used. with neve® failing saccess in THOUSANDS OF CASES. . inv: -the stomach and bowels. corrects system. It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colie, ~j and overcome convulsions, which ifnot speedily remedied, end in death. We believe itthe best aud surest Remedy in the World, in all cases of Dysentery and DIARRH@A in Children, whether arising from teething or from any other cauee: = ; It not oni relieves the child from. pam, but} Rost a ° BROAD STREET, NEVADA, AVE just received from ‘ranciseothe LARGEST AND. BEST SELECTED STOCK of . oS : : ‘ WINTER GOODS! — $7 Ever brought im the Mountains. 29 Symmetry af Form ! YOUR HEALTH & MENTAL POWERS By using that Safe, Pleasant, Popular, and Spe cific Remedy known as ‘ HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU__ Read the Advertisement in another co}umn,, and profit by it— Se ‘Diseases and Symptoms Enumerated: Cut it out, and Preserve it. You:may not now: require it. nee But may at some Future Day. mam Itgives heaith and vigor to the frame, Aud bloom to the pallid cheek.” * It Saves Long Suffering and Exposure. Cures Warranted. San Francisco, Dec. 23d -1862.—1m~ ir §«=6—288t 00 Rew ard-—-Korany. cane of OF hilis, in any stage, which BR. LE RICHEAU’S GOLLEN BALSAM fails tocure. No comment is necessary upen 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 the legs or other parts of the body, sore eyos, étc., ete. Golden Balsam Ne.°2, tism. Price, $5 per bottle ; upon receipt of this sum we will ship to any part of the State.— NoTIce.—We have no agents for this medicine and are sole proprietors and manufacturers. All orders must be directed to us to obtain the genuine. Observe well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarramtee a perfectand lentes cure. IGHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Whelesate and Retail Druggists, Corner of Clay and 8ansome sts., San. Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ° ANTIDOTE, a preparation never known to fail, for the cure of Gleet Gonorrhea [rritation, Gravel. and all Urinary derangements. None genuine without ouf circular of Golde Balsam wrapped xr = around the bottle. oclm3 =. * .CROCKERY. JRENCH CHINA, GLASS “WAKE, By Tris A oie CUTLRY, Ete.ee ‘PERCEY DOUCLAS, 421 Montgomery street, SAN FRANCISCO, HAS THE Largest and Best Assortment of Goods _in that line to be found inthe City, ALLOF WHICH HE 18 SELLING AT THE LOWEST PRICES, THOSE Ww WoO BU-¥ FOR C: AS H WILL FIND IT Greatly to their Advantage to give him a ‘ call before purchasing elsewhere. Sar Francisco, Lec. 18th—Smlp FOR SALE! ( NE half inferest in the Fashion Saloon, situated at Ked Dog inthis county. This saloon is doing business, and offers a splendid chance for investment. For particulars apply to JOHN M.McNALLY, ee. 10—-1m © og: b Red D BLAZE’S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND-COMMERCIAL 8ST ‘If You Want a Good Drink, Nevade. Sept. 6-tf New No 517 Montgomery <== a a a ee ere Silk and Woo for Tertiary, Mercurial and. Sphilitic. Rheuma~ --~SILVER PLATED WARE, _4 ness under the name of the Gold Hill Co.’' for neal invctions for « ustug will accompany, each, ame ‘ 2 ttle. None genuine unless the fa¢ s 2 @ . ° Corner of Broad ne Streeta, — . Curtis & Perkins, New York, ts on the out . _ TEE DRY GOODS a —— +-sidewrapper. regener Which they offer to the Ladies-of-Nevada-aud—— —————— ___._ . Bold-by-all Medicine Dealers, —_ . the surrounding country-at-such thatcam = es ee ena ae pace AVING resolved to give up business, we RICE ONLY 25 CE PER BOTTLE. D v “iety : call the attention fas Fee to Os . REDINGTON & CO., =.» SEE. BOO BRy-Now Verte fact that we will se : = GENTS, ae : ‘ Mie = = = ; = _jly 12-6m San Franciseco.} . ee ISS GooD Te eee me = : . ‘Puller Pelntes, dacanes, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY! “. *edtommets — 5000 yards ter hl : “Shellers, Organdtes, Traveling Dress Goods, all kinds, . = BRUSSELS & VELVET CARPETS. 1000 Pieces of Linen. . sf Gloves of every size ond color. _erench & American Prints. . Stlk & Woel Curtain Damask, Wool, — Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Bleached Sheetiag. : : poe 1 : a emanate oe A latge Stock fof Tr as -, Mohair, 2 Ba rege. Marseilles & Lancaster Quilts, Mantillas, Shawls, Embroideries, Bonnets, Shakers, Sunshades, Umbrellas, Parasols, é NEW STYLE DUSTERS ! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS ! New Style of Embroidery, entirely New ! BONNETS & CHILDREN'S HATS ! : fi ; This permanent stock of Dry Coode—the largest ever seen’in the mountains of Califernia was bought for Cash and we will. tee to _aell cheaper than any:.other establishment van possibly sell. Ladies ! calland examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give us one trial. ~ ene “OMINN & COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 25th. ‘ PIUONWEK HM “CIiVvVAR BSBTORE S. ROTHSCHILD, . prt in Cigars, Tobacco, Genuine Meerachaum Pipes &c,N. B, Store closed from Friday evening. to Saturday evening. ~~ nod YHERIFF’S BALE.—hy virtueof an exeSs cution to me delivered issued out of the Hon. County Court, inand for the county of Nevada, State of California, bcasing date December 24th A, D., 1862, in favor uf A. D. Skillman, -and against Wm. Sprout, Theodore Adams, T. McLoad, B Lachman and D. Lachman, doing busithe sum of Two Hundred and sixty. 46-100 dollars, $260 46, (debt,) with interest on the said sum ef $200 46, from the 13th day of Oct. 1862, at the rate of 3-per cent per.month, till paid, toyether with all costs of suit. 1 have levied 4 neon the following deseribed propestz to-wit — y at certain Row of brick and wooden ‘budldin together with the lot upon which the same stands situate on north side of Commercial st, , Nevade: city, county of Nevada, and boundcd on the west by Turner & Co’s Hardware store, and on the east by Win, R. Coe’s Bootand shoe store, tothereunto belonging.Notice is hereby Winer. tated Weill expose to public gale, all the above described proverty to the highest bidder for eash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, January 27th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. o., andé¢P. M: sr _ Given under my fiand, this 2ith day of Dee. A, D. 1842, “N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. T. P, Hawley, Pifi’s Atty. \ONS TABLE’ SAL K,—State of Calitor) nia, eounty of Nevada, townstijof nuke! ss. By virtue of an execution to me delivered, isgued fromthe courtof lra Stanley, Esq:, an acting Justice ofthe Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date December 24th, 1s6z, ~ to satisfy a judgment rendetet-by said Stanicy, on the 24th day vf Dec. 1862, in favor of Briggs & Hagerty, and against I, Buek, forthe sum.of ‘wo Hundred, forty and 8100 dollars. debt. in terest; damages and costs.of suit. Ihave taken in execution, and will_sell to the highest bidder for cash, at Orleans Flat,evada—county, 5 following Jescribed Lat ay & to-wit -~One certain. sct of minivg claims, known as. L. 4uck’s . Digings.together with all tunnels, cuts, boxes, thereaute belonging, Also, one raneh and gar den, with dweliipg house and barn. theréun said property. being situate on Orleans Flat. Nevada county, cn Saturday, the 24th day ofJanuary. 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M., and 4 p,M.,ofsaid aay. Takenas the property ol L. Buck, to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. ae ? Witness my. hand this 26th day of Dec. 1862. ©. D. BABCOCK, Constable, (ONSTASLE’S SALE ,—Sstute of Califor. C iia, county of Nevada, township of Eureka. js. By virtue of an execution to me delivered, jssued.from the court of Ira_Stanley, Kaq., -an~ acting Justice of the Peace, in and for theroun ty afcresaid, bearing date December 24th, 1862, to satisfy said judgment rendered by said StauJey. on the 24th day of December, 1°62, in_ favor of Lake Vitch Co., and against L. Buck, for the sum of Sixty-four and 50-100.dollars, debt, imter eat, damazes and costs ofsuit. I havetekenjiu for cash, at Orleans Flat. Nevada county. the following described pes se ge One cer: tain set of mining -c te own as L. Buek’s Diggings, together with all tunnels, cuts, boxes flumes and appurtenances thereunto belonging” said property being situate on Orleans Viat, Nevada count ry, 1863. b r and 4 P. M., of said . ‘Taken as t of L. Buck,to satisfy the above de i te. > OW ikea dyand-this 26th of Dee= as ‘ga "YU. D. BABCOCK, U a NEW STOCK-WINTER GOODS — atu Tee iets New Style of DRESS SILK., ae {39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY.~ gether with all the privileges and appurtenances ‘}fames, hose and pipes and all appurtenancesexecution, and will sell to the highest bidder . on Saturday, the 24th of Janue. weer the lioure of 9 o’cloek 4. P “ ¢ ree Tae pare "i

OCk, 2% Goods, wis, ery Steaner COUNTY deli om BS, sists, Foundry e Shop,’ ‘wada Cit ZERS BUILT inery of ever; construct: } of. Build, 1 orders -fillev aly estanlisi* Iciskeu—freiyh _& THOM, W.CLARK, . sal Franeise C05, pt. 4 alers in GRO [ELF GOODs ive taken thie VER & NEW. ‘ipt of a com ill be sold at A portion of harge. A VER &CO. gegists, EVADA, pounded. 1% a POON KE. BLOCK, 7® ‘1 Sts. Nevada I cad 1UM . road Street. ry. . > paY ata ISA ed Brand: ents of JE CUT, acco !!: ENKINS. ION: THOD OF »World : BOOKS, 2IP TION: RATES. at CH & CO. a Sts., Nevads “States, the following four it is thought will public sale, all the above described rty to}: , rite : for cash, in front of the Court —<—<——<— ask for admission as States during the presen ere. on TUESDAY, Jan. & CO., Neb session “ot Congress” = agg 27th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A, M-, Blank Nebraska, Utah and New Mexico. 4P.M. ale ea Music. Me would leave Dacotah, Nevada and Wash. gv" "nder Sw “Now Ste Bait 1 — : ‘ugton. er Searls & Niles, Piffe’ Attys : { with the bright ore: The Nevada Daily Transcript . j i ca S* @7ESDAY MORNING JAN. 6. Disraicr Cour, Jan. 5th.—Stokes vs Winkle et-at-—vefendant granted Téaye to file amended answer. * Hazen at al vs Corbitt, judgment for plainWilliams vs Chas. Smith, continued for Spoor vs Spoor, case referred to ‘T. PP. “Hawley to take testimony and-reportto the “ on ¥s Leigh ton, ease referred to M P-O'Copner..to, take testimony. : Willams vs Williams, case referred tu TPi Hawley. to-take testimony. Riley vs Hodges, continued for the term. oe Cooper ve Voss, set for Jan 26th. Applicatien of C. M. Sherwood as sole tra~ der, set for hearing on the first day of February-term., ay Dean vs Simms, demurrer submitted and taken under advisement. a : Gehar vs McCharles; argument ou demurrer. set for next Thursday, Re Dooling vs Cregan, judgment for pldintiff. Court adjourned to 10 o’cloék to-morrowBees Cuunty Court.—Stevens vs his credi“tors, and Jamés Smith—vs his creditors, stricken from the ealendsr. Howard vs Canningham, motion to dismiss _ appeal overruled. Counsel for pla otiff given one day to amend complaint and defendant five days to anawer. Robinson vs-C. C. ‘Townsend, demurrer te complaint overruled. Court adjourned to 10 o'clock tosmorrow. PLENTY. or Water: —All the ditches at Qiaker Hill are full and the miners in that4 vicinity commenced opérations yesterday. Expect to hear, soon, ot immense quantities of gold being brought from that section of the county. The claima‘ofMessrs; Jacobs and Svrgent have undergone a thorough overhauling. They are new ready te commence to take out thousands of dollars. } dark ness fade it impossible to press our ad» te For the past week we have hada glotious rain, enabling all to go at work in their claims. Hundreds of men in this vicinity have ‘been patiently waiting for water. and now they have plenty to eminence on. We <wiallase goad times shortly, plentyof money and plenty of items—of big strikes. £9" Messrs. Sneath & Clay on Gold Flat continue to take out cartloads of rock, filled was made to one of the parties, a short time “since, for one-third, and was1efused. A million or so of dollars will be taken out of this “claim before Sneath & Clay will get through with it. te Light teamsters in this city have volunteeréd to the Marshal. to devote one day's abor-on Sacramente street. He wantsa few more to volunteer and improve the road they travel on. ‘The Marshal informe us that he intends to have a large gang of men on the road—~only a part of them belong to the ~ghitin«gang, those that are adorned with jewelry. t= Mr. Thos. Wilson and MrL. MéLaughtin will give a grand Ball at Temperance Hall; in the Anniversary of St. Patrick's Birth day, March 17. All who attend will have a god) time. 3 Sj Pua RELIGIONS Nottie.—The Annual Meeting of the: First Congregational Church in Nevada, for the choice of officers, and other = business, will byheld at the Brick Chureh on. Wednesday evening, Jan. 7th at 7 o’clock. The officers, Trustees and all the members of the Church are specially requested to at» tend. * Se Post Orrice Prinrine.—The Demoerat and Journal took a square swear Inst’ night tor the Post Office printing. The cir~ culation of the Democrat in the districts in which letters are distributed from the « fice in this city is 355, that-of the Journal 274. The contract was awarded to theformer. Parson, don’t you know you are entitled to the list ‘from the fact that you have the largest circulation ?”"Charles: A. Beard was yesterday ad: mitted to practice in the County Court ‘of this County. ~ soa na narra 5 OF the seven Territories of the United . formidable, and the prospect rather discour‘. aging,-but there was no panic. Early in the Jenterprisé of\rebel cavalry who made serious 1 on our side, considering the terriffic nature Pu SEED a OS ___ Nashville, Jan. 1st.—Gen.-Roacranz’s army, numbering forty-five thousand effective men, with a handred pieces of atillery; skiramished all the way tothe battle field. At Mee break on Dec. 3isteverything appeared working well. The battle-opened.on the right and by seven o’elock ominous sounds indicated that 2 fire was appreaching our left. The fire tontinued.te approach on our right; with }alarming rapidity, extending’ to the centre. -It was.clear that their right was doubling upon our left; and the enemy had compelled us’ to make & complete change of the front of that wing, and wefe pressing our centre. At this moment six batteries issued on the rebele, who began to give way and were driven back a mile: Our whole. noed and the enemy again made « formidable demonstration uporrour left, while they were pre» pared. fer another onslaught/on our right. Meanwhile orders had been issued-to move. our left on the enemy, but before the left had ‘time _to execute them the enemy: re~ they assailed our right and were driven back By this time the number of stragglers was day -we-were severely embarragsed by the dashes upon a portion of McCook’s ammdnition and subsistence train, capturing a number of wagons and military stores. Ammunition wae-alarmingly scarce. About two o'clock the battle drifted from right to-left, the enemy discovering the impossibility of succeeding in his main design, hadsuddenly magsed . his~forees_on the left, crossing the river and moving under cover of high bluffs on the right. The fight raged with uores mitting fury forsome length of time when the rebels were checked: The scene at this petiod was magnificently terrible. The whole battle field was-in full view—enemy deploying’ right and left, and bringing up their batteries in fine style. -Roseeranz chief of staff Lietit-Colonel Gaaesche, had his head taken off by round shot, and the blood spattered “an Gen. R, and some of his staff. The loss of-the firnig, was comparrtively light. Ene_my’s loss must have been mere severe. We mourn the loss of several of our finest officers.—When the battle closed, the enemy oc» ‘cupied the ground which was ours in the morning. and an advantage was in their favor. On January Ist. the rebels renewed the bat~ tle with great determination. They made several dashes at our centre but were repulsed, They were driven slowly during the dayf; vantage to a conclusion. : To-morrow merning the battle will be resumed, and we fee! confident of ultimate vic: tory. . Our loss since’ Wednesday morning amounts to 4,000 killed and wounded. _ We have also a large number of prisoe nere. . Cairo, Jan 4.—Mempbhis Bulletin just re ceived, says steamer. Rattler direct from the fleet at Vicksburg has arrived. She left that place Monday evening, Dec. 29th, fighting had been going on for five days, having com. mented. on Wednesday, Dec, 24th. ’ Up te Monday morning Sherman had cap-~ tured three lines-of the epemy’s works and firing on the fourth and last line-of defenses on the Jackson and Vicksburg Railroad had_ ceased. This line istwo miles from Vicksburg: there—was nothing’ betWeen Sherman . and the_city but trestle work of the Railroad, before these fortifiertions: Stierman sent a Brigade to cut off communication with the city by Shreveport Railroad, which was successfully accomplished. 9,000 additional troops reached Sherman from Grant’s command, f Our whole force there now, is about forty thousand streng. Latest accounts we had eaptured ten guns and seven hundred prisoners. — The steamer State of Georgia reports. that the Monitor foundered south of Cape Hatteras, with the loss of two offieers ond thirtyeight men. ; ee WE cannot imagine why some people persist in purchasig cheap slop clothing.’ They bnever look decent, and at the end of the year, have spent twice as mich fvonevas the weil dressed gentlemen. Heuston, Hastings & Co., of Lick Hotise. Montgomery street, cor. ner of Sutter, San Francisco,are just the men to fit. you out to your own profit and ade . mirstion. we HERIFPF’S SALE.— Whereas.on the 19th S day of November, A. D1862,a final jadgment and decree was rendered inthe District court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against A. Jacobs & A. Mayoux, and in favor of Henry Mackié. for the sum of Ten Hundred and Fiftyfive, dollars, principal debt. with interest on the principal at the rate of 2%¢ per cent per month, from the rendition of judgment until paid, and $i5 counsel fees, together with all costs of suit. And whereas, on the said 19th oi Nov. A. D. 1862, it was ordered and décreed by the said court, thatthe mortgage set forth in plaintiff’s complaint bé foreclosed, and the property therein deseribed, to-wit:—The certain mining claims known as the claims of Jacobs & Co., situated on” Republican—Hill, near North ‘Bloomfield. bounded in frort of Stokes & Co. on the north side by Hogeboom & Co-, onthe south by Truesdale & Co., said claims being 58) feet wide in front and ranning back to the center. of hit Also, that water ditch known as the Jacobs’ Ditch, and one undivided half of tlia} other ditch known as the Enders’ Ditch, both of which ditches take water frem the South Fork of Humbug Canon and earry the same to the @aims of Jacobs & Co—be levied upon and sold to satinfy said pie. interest and costs,and the pro. cecds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose to ‘LATER FROM THE EAST. fight ‘raged furiously for some time, and the . = = treated, hastily, inte the dense thicket. Again} . $30,000 CLOTHING ! 3} REGARDLESS OF COST! JOSEPH BROTHERS, Clothing, Gents wuinistinl Goods, HATS, SHOES TRUNKS, VALISES, Anda good Assortment of Goodyear’s Rubber Goods ry _Atsuch rates as will inducebuyers to purit chase at once. de20 Lae OovER 1 We have lately intro & :duced.a New Style Fam 7) ily Séwing Machine,maBAKER’S_. » : king the Lock Stitch, or NOLISELE SS igtitch alike on both FAMILY ‘sides, arranged in the SEWINC _ :samestyle and sol at . y {same prices as our GroMAC ENE SF iver & Baker Gtich Ma-_ $60 00. :chines. "At our office Alone can . purchasers examine the ; GROVER ni ey ae relative merits of eac : ; AK . R’S etichsand be yeirenee . ss E

ultimate and-entire’emt~ . ‘ FAMILY isfaction, by our: priv}-; lege of exchanging for . S E WIN Cc. either style if not suited i MACHINES, with their first choice. ; $60. iS: eR Our No. 9 Machine is ‘admirably adapted to ithe wants of all manu:facturers is far more isimpie, durable and ‘cheaper than any other :Shuttle*Machine in use, iand a great favorite : wherever introduced, GROVER BAKER’S No. 9, SEWING MACHINE. For Manufacturers, $60. Call and examine our i & ; machines before purcha-: aR ae sing ¢lséwheree © We ‘BAKE R”’ Ss manufacture a large va; SEWING riety ofeach stitch and; adapted to the require: MACHINE ments of all families aad i gr DEPOT, 0% ds! ae Montgomery street/ : San Franeisco. ployed. ‘ t Pacific Mail Steum ship Co. 4 ke following steamsh'ps will be dispatched in the month of January, 1863 : oss Jan. ist—Constitution. Jan, 10th—St. Low's. . Jan. 2istGolden Age. From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o’elock, A. M. : For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinw tythe Panama Railroad Company Rs from 4+pimwallto New York bv the Atlantic Paciti« empcrmsci es : . 2 A. B. FORBES, Agent. Cor. Sacramente & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco Rich Quartz Specimens! _ UVITABLE for Cutting and Polishing, fur} -\) Bought at a Large Preniom over the intrle SHERWO@D, vewelers. st. San BARRETT & 4 Beware Counterfeits . ees Os MOTHERS t MOTHERS !! : cceeeeen eae SJ yON'T fail to Breur MRS. WENSLOW’S + — = os sak Dp SOOTHING SYRUP pera Say ‘WORTH ‘OF = . This valuable preparation is the ¥ is proses tia: of one of the most expertenced and Skillful. Nurses in New ‘Englaad,;and hag been used. with neve® failing saccess in THOUSANDS OF CASES. . inv: -the stomach and bowels. corrects system. It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colie, ~j and overcome convulsions, which ifnot speedily remedied, end in death. We believe itthe best aud surest Remedy in the World, in all cases of Dysentery and DIARRH@A in Children, whether arising from teething or from any other cauee: = ; It not oni relieves the child from. pam, but} Rost a ° BROAD STREET, NEVADA, AVE just received from ‘ranciseothe LARGEST AND. BEST SELECTED STOCK of . oS : : ‘ WINTER GOODS! — $7 Ever brought im the Mountains. 29 Symmetry af Form ! YOUR HEALTH & MENTAL POWERS By using that Safe, Pleasant, Popular, and Spe cific Remedy known as ‘ HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU__ Read the Advertisement in another co}umn,, and profit by it— Se ‘Diseases and Symptoms Enumerated: Cut it out, and Preserve it. You:may not now: require it. nee But may at some Future Day. mam Itgives heaith and vigor to the frame, Aud bloom to the pallid cheek.” * It Saves Long Suffering and Exposure. Cures Warranted. San Francisco, Dec. 23d -1862.—1m~ ir §«=6—288t 00 Rew ard-—-Korany.. cane of OF hilis, in any stage, which BR. LE RICHEAU’S GOLLEN BALSAM fails tocure. No comment is necessary upen 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 the legs or other parts of the body, sore eyos, étc., ete. Golden Balsam Ne.°2, tism. Price, $5 per bottle ; upon receipt of this sum we will ship to any part of the State.— NoTIce.—We have no agents for this medicine and are sole proprietors and manufacturers. All orders must be directed to us to obtain the genuine. Observe well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarramtee a perfectand lentes cure. IGHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Whelesate and Retail Druggists, Corner of Clay and 8ansome sts., San. Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ° ANTIDOTE, a preparation never known to fail, for the cure of Gleet Gonorrhea [rritation, Gravel. and all Urinary derangements. None genuine without ouf circular of Golde Balsam wrapped xr = around the bottle. oclm3 =. * .CROCKERY. JRENCH CHINA, GLASS “WAKE, By Tris A oie CUTLRY, Ete.ee ‘PERCEY DOUCLAS, 421 Montgomery street, SAN FRANCISCO, HAS THE Largest and Best Assortment of Goods _in that line to be found inthe City, ALLOF WHICH HE 18 SELLING AT THE LOWEST PRICES, THOSE Ww WoO BU-¥ FOR C: AS H WILL FIND IT Greatly to their Advantage to give him a ‘ call before purchasing elsewhere. Sar Francisco, Lec. 18th—Smlp FOR SALE! ( NE half inferest in the Fashion Saloon, situated at Ked Dog inthis county. This saloon is doing business, and offers a splendid chance for investment. For particulars apply to JOHN M.McNALLY, ee. 10—-1m © og: b Red D BLAZE’S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND-COMMERCIAL 8ST ‘If You Want a Good Drink, Nevade. Sept. 6-tf New No 517 Montgomery <== a a a ee ere Silk and Woo for Tertiary, Mercurial and. Sphilitic. Rheuma~ --~SILVER PLATED WARE, _4 ness under the name of the Gold Hill Co.’' for neal invctions for « ustug will accompany, each, ame ‘ 2 ttle. None genuine unless the fa¢ s 2 @ . ° Corner of Broad ne Streeta, — . Curtis & Perkins, New York, ts on the out . _ TEE DRY GOODS a —— +-sidewrapper. regener Which they offer to the Ladies-of-Nevada-aud—— —————— ___._ . Bold-by-all Medicine Dealers, —_ . the surrounding country-at-such thatcam = es ee ena ae pace AVING resolved to give up business, we RICE ONLY 25 CE PER BOTTLE. D v “iety : call the attention fas Fee to Os . REDINGTON & CO., =.» SEE. BOO BRy-Now Verte fact that we will se : = GENTS, ae : ‘ Mie = = = ; = _jly 12-6m San Franciseco.} . ee ISS GooD Te eee me = : . ‘Puller Pelntes, dacanes, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY! “. *edtommets — 5000 yards ter hl : “Shellers, Organdtes, Traveling Dress Goods, all kinds, . = BRUSSELS & VELVET CARPETS. 1000 Pieces of Linen. . sf Gloves of every size ond color. _erench & American Prints. . Stlk & Woel Curtain Damask, Wool, — Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Bleached Sheetiag. : : poe 1 : a emanate oe A latge Stock fof Tr as -, Mohair, 2 Ba rege. Marseilles & Lancaster Quilts, Mantillas, Shawls, Embroideries, Bonnets, Shakers, Sunshades, Umbrellas, Parasols, é NEW STYLE DUSTERS ! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS ! New Style of Embroidery, entirely New ! BONNETS & CHILDREN'S HATS ! : fi ; This permanent stock of Dry Coode—the largest ever seen’in the mountains of Califernia was bought for Cash and we will. tee to _aell cheaper than any:.other establishment van possibly sell. Ladies ! calland examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give us one trial. ~ ene “OMINN & COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 25th. ‘ PIUONWEK HM “CIiVvVAR BSBTORE S. ROTHSCHILD, . prt in Cigars, Tobacco, Genuine Meerachaum Pipes &c,N. B, Store closed from Friday evening. to Saturday evening. ~~ nod YHERIFF’S BALE.—hy virtueof an exeSs cution to me delivered issued out of the Hon. County Court, inand for the county of Nevada, State of California, bcasing date December 24th A, D., 1862, in favor uf A. D. Skillman, -and against Wm. Sprout, Theodore Adams, T. McLoad, B Lachman and D. Lachman, doing busithe sum of Two Hundred and sixty. 46-100 dollars, $260 46, (debt,) with interest on the said sum ef $200 46, from the 13th day of Oct. 1862, at the rate of 3-per cent per.month, till paid, toyether with all costs of suit. 1 have levied 4 neon the following deseribed propestz to-wit — y at certain Row of brick and wooden ‘budldin together with the lot upon which the same stands situate on north side of Commercial st, , Nevade: city, county of Nevada, and boundcd on the west by Turner & Co’s Hardware store, and on the east by Win, R. Coe’s Bootand shoe store, tothereunto belonging.Notice is hereby Winer. tated Weill expose to public gale, all the above described proverty to the highest bidder for eash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, January 27th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. o., andé¢P. M: sr _ Given under my fiand, this 2ith day of Dee. A, D. 1842, “N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. T. P, Hawley, Pifi’s Atty. \ONS TABLE’ SAL K,—State of Calitor) nia, eounty of Nevada, townstijof nuke! ss. By virtue of an execution to me delivered, isgued fromthe courtof lra Stanley, Esq:, an acting Justice ofthe Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date December 24th, 1s6z, ~ to satisfy a judgment rendetet-by said Stanicy, on the 24th day vf Dec. 1862, in favor of Briggs & Hagerty, and against I, Buek, forthe sum.of ‘wo Hundred, forty and 8100 dollars. debt. in terest; damages and costs.of suit. Ihave taken in execution, and will_sell to the highest bidder for cash, at Orleans Flat,evada—county, 5 following Jescribed Lat ay & to-wit -~One certain. sct of minivg claims, known as. L. 4uck’s . Digings.together with all tunnels, cuts, boxes, thereaute belonging, Also, one raneh and gar den, with dweliipg house and barn. theréun said property. being situate on Orleans Flat. Nevada county, cn Saturday, the 24th day ofJanuary. 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M., and 4 p,M.,ofsaid aay. Takenas the property ol L. Buck, to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. ae ? Witness my. hand this 26th day of Dec. 1862. ©. D. BABCOCK, Constable, (ONSTASLE’S SALE ,—Sstute of Califor. C iia, county of Nevada, township of Eureka. js. By virtue of an execution to me delivered, jssued.from the court of Ira_Stanley, Kaq., -an~ acting Justice of the Peace, in and for theroun ty afcresaid, bearing date December 24th, 1862, to satisfy said judgment rendered by said StauJey. on the 24th day of December, 1°62, in_ favor of Lake Vitch Co., and against L. Buck, for the sum of Sixty-four and 50-100.dollars, debt, imter eat, damazes and costs ofsuit. I havetekenjiu for cash, at Orleans Flat. Nevada county. the following described pes se ge One cer: tain set of mining -c te own as L. Buek’s Diggings, together with all tunnels, cuts, boxes flumes and appurtenances thereunto belonging” said property being situate on Orleans Viat, Nevada count ry, 1863. b r and 4 P. M., of said . ‘Taken as t of L. Buck,to satisfy the above de i te. > OW ikea dyand-this 26th of Dee= as ‘ga "YU. D. BABCOCK, U a NEW STOCK-WINTER GOODS — atu Tee iets New Style of DRESS SILK., ae {39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY.~ gether with all the privileges and appurtenances ‘}fames, hose and pipes and all appurtenancesexecution, and will sell to the highest bidder . on Saturday, the 24th of Janue. weer the lioure of 9 o’cloek 4. P “ ¢ ree Tae pare "i