July 11, 1863 (4 pages)

. Joy fidd vent on extraordinary occasinns, well: t . Pity w rt * * e e. ty ihe + es ee tes Sone vietie a re r . . 3 { % re: res ad Reval Baily Branscript City and County Official Press RL eo SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 11th perhend. Downey. Democrats are. intensly for the Union,. and rejoice with exceeding great joy whenever the armies of the Republic are vigtorions ‘over the enemies of free Govern‘ment, is plain. Their Unionism and patriotic subdued as their feelings may be af other ‘ timés. ; It is not trom some appearances that the copperhead Downey Demuecrats are to, be judged. The true intentand meaning of that political organization breaks out sometimes in spite of all dissembling, and reveal the -¢haracter of its components: . And we need not go far away to discover the an'mus which controls that party, Thus, # good Downey . Democrat spiked the Gress Valley cannon thie other day to prevent it froin speaking the joy of a-community on hearing of the fall of the hands of the true Government, The triumphs of our soldiers in Pennsylvania and at Vickaburg are no. party triumphs. They are glorious deeds to be recorded in Ameriean history, and which every patriot might rejoice to hear. Our great nation has wen victaries which go far towurds insuring her stability, br nationslty. ~ What man having the spark of manhood in him, whose hear ig not. treacherous and desperately wicked, who is proud of the work our fathers did in reVolutionary days, who,has the sual to coms prehend the mission-of the American Goverament, ‘would not rejoice on. sueh ocentone fis these, when the news comes on light$a ning wings that. the Missiseippi ia sure to be ‘oura fromsource to mouth, and that-the ens 3 ‘aiuies of the great government are-diaceme fited and overthrown? A representative of the Downey party at Grass Valley, has no such glorious feelings,. in actuated by no euch noble sentiments.— His patriotic impufere impel him to spike cannon that the people may not rejoice that the days ofthe Republic are not to be numbeted. Fle has no kindly regards for the country, his sympathies ere for the eutthroats, horse-thieves and villiang of other sorte, who inaugurated und sustein the most unprovoked, dastardly and damnable war that, ever fuuled the annals of time, and that too against a government peerless in its aims and tranacendent in ita glory? The copperheads are for war. Yes, but with spiked cannon on our side. They are for along array of bayonets. on,our side of Mason and Dixon's Line, but they must be loose in their sockets or with broken polnts if we cross. They are for letting ~ Jaoae every patrivt in the North to repel the rebellious dogs, but not till the froate of winx ter have frozen fast the stones aid clubs. They are for interminable war, and would cripple the stronger party that it may be in‘ ‘terminable. Such would appear in one phage -to be their platform. But the Downey Democ racy are fur peace, peace on any terme however disgraceful or dishonorable. Their syapathies are for Jeff. Davis and their other fellow Democrats in the South. They look upon this war, a8 nothing but a war between Demoorats and Repubheana and they epike einnon to prevent rejoicing over their defeat. m pthcdeecigdieiecssieSeeers -—QCOPPERHEA p-SECESSION TICKET.—The mulatto State convertion adjourned at a late hour on Thursday night completing ‘tacir work in darkaves. The: following i ‘their ticket: Governor, Jehn G Downey; Lieut Gov., E. W McKinstry; Sygzress, John B. Weller, John Bigler, N. E. Whitesides; Sec of State, Ce M. Bishop; Treasurer, ‘Rhos, Findley¢ Controller, R. O. Cravens; Attorney General, L. C, Granger; Clerk of Supreme Court, A. C. Bradford; State Printer, Beriah Brown; Harbor Commissioner,-Miotait Hayes; Supreme Court. Judges, R. T. Sprague,-W. Ts Wallaee, T. B, Hall, Tod, -Robiuaon and H. H. Haight. — ‘Of these it may be aad that Downey and Findley paid for the support of all sides, and properly belong tothe 'alfand ‘alf stripe of politicians. McKinstry, W: itesves)” Bradford, Brown, Ted Robinsen and» Wallace are dyed in the weol, unadulterated seces» sionista, besides, perhaps, several others _Royal T: Spravue isa tedious old bore and Haight has outlived bia judgment. The tichof pestering hitn to the army, TR ONE DR AES SE MPN AE ESL IR PR A a EMIS M8 a aaa ‘Tue CoprerneaD Nominves.—The Se_ceah-cOpperhead convention hag been pars ticulnt in the selection of its cardidates from old party hacks. Downey, Weller and Bigler moke a triumvirate that could scarcely be ekcelled for their abilities in cres ating a State debt. Nearly the entire State Debt was created under the administrations of these-men, while Governors of California. fligler, Weller and Downey—all left misera~ ble.records and all will come to miserable political ends at the fall eleetion. — 7”. Horr xot.—WH. Rhodes, “Caxton,” snid ip b's epeech in the Copperhead “State Convention the other day + T ree before ne agathering of Democrats assembled from every part of this State. whose business it’ is to-day to determine whether I,:and you. sir, and you gentlemen, shall be the progenitors of long generations of slaves. It appears that “Caxton” has some iden of going inte the practical amalg imation business. We hope he will think better of «the matter, and for the aake-of the negra, en. deavor to preserve the purity of the blood. a nd c recommen lation Gov. Downey can present to fhe Seersh Demoeracy, is the fact that while Governor of the State he expended a lirge sum-in the Treasury and left adebt of half» million unconatitutionally created for the State. to pry. So far as he could do so, he suécessfully imitated Buchanan in putting the country in a atate of weakness to invite insurrection, ee Joun B. Wutten complained of--bot weatherin hisspereh at Sacraments. It is ouly.aforetaste of what isin store for him if he does not turn from the evil of his ways. Wuart InconsisTency.—The Coppers heads complain because the Administration makes use of negroes to defend the Union, but find fault with the same Administration for not embroiling the Government in a tor eigu war for the defense of Juarez, an n= au. Ar Santa Craz on Saturday. James Santina was stabbed and killed:-by Michael Marphy. A Destirure NoBurmMan.—Theroe _ is now residing on Ninth street, Trey (N. Y., in a atate of comparative destitution, the Hospodir of Wallachia, a nobleman of high rank, who left his native lund to fight for the American Union, was wounded xt Antietym, failed to respond te the order direéting him toe report, im consequence of ignarance of our eustema, and resigned from the service. Driftieg to Troy by accident, ‘he fousd, himself without friends, his wife] ina eriical state of health, and his resour~ cra alight. Several gentlemen have interested themselves in his case, with a hope shoul t hia claims preve to be as well founled as they arem from the credentia’s that he presenta. Breach or Promise Case.—Mrs Carri« gan of Syracuse, iv. Y., whose husband had ‘been absent and vet heard froin for four yeors, engaged to marry one. Sickett. But J Sockett married anether woman, and Mrs_ Garrigan sued him for breach of promise. — She was non-auited, however, ow the ground that there being no positive evidence of the death of her husbind, his absence during four years was not eufficient te raise a presumption of his death, which. was necessary ‘to enable her ta recover in the suit. Dear Parice.—A new traitorous sheet, is te: be aturted in Basten with «a capital of $150,000, te be aol for-one cent a copy.— No need of the authorities interfering with that establishment; its expentéea will soon suppress it, unless paper is as cheapin the Biy State as Confederate Serip in Richmond, asennad Microscoptsts. will be pleased to learn, ays the London Parthenon; ‘that Powsll & Leland hive sueeeeded i’ making a ones twenty-fiitth inch ini roacope obj ct gliss, which magnifies 7,500. diameters, thus magnilying ® given area’ 66-000,000 times. AT though this gliss is of the above very small sige, itis remarkably-clesr and perfect. THe. esta'ngue ot the University of the Pacific, or Methodiat Codeges of Santa Clate, avys the ivetitution has a male depurtment with 99 pupile, and a female department with 64 pupids, at SintaClara, anda med. ieal departme:.t with 23 pupils, in San Frans cisco. ‘ eres A BRIDAL party aw ated the trainat E's mint, NeW York, which would bring a rturning regiment. The happy, richly dregs d ‘betrothed was toe marry the Colonel, but, alas! he came a corpse, Her apguish may be imagitigy’. i CaTcntxnG Bees.—A singular cireams atunce Gecurred—at Avon, New York. weil worthy of pote, —A Mre. Biker wes in her garden When guddenly she heard a buzzing in the atid upop looking up saw. a-swarm of bees commyg directly toward her. Si e stood atill and the whole swarm alighted o4 her sun bonnet. With due presence of mud Mra. Biker, rewoved the bonnet and phe ed it on @ etick tok them te a hive and seeB will aot be deuce high betore the people. bree tlitie rary tte eee -cured them without assistance. Goup) RecomMeNDATION.—The best . }apur—for wv tong d stinee, bie ot hat Toat it. tla Lonaiitesntsied SLdsivatesanacenshitaen.cdeedeanecisiaittinasinenstdantiamamuiiiiinds Con, Coit’s Estate.—The . heirs of: the late Col. Colt are. likely to have asmall piece of their meagre patrimony of two or three millions lopped off. .Abont a bundred and fifty years ago a Mr. Stanley devised to the South Chorch. Hartford, Conn. a tract of land in that town, on the condition that it should never be sold, and should be leased for short terms. ‘The lind of late increased greatly in valu»; and the Church got the legisiature to pass an act authorizing its sale. A pottion of it was boaght by the late Samuel Colt, and he built his house upon it. A suit. has now been brougat in the United States Court at New Haven. by the heirs of Mr. Stanl-y, against Coline! Co't’s widow, te recover the lan i. ‘Ihe heirs of Stanley claim-that the church, by selling the land, vinlated. the bequest, and thatthe fith+ res verts to them. The whole property in dispute is Worth over one huadred and fifty thousand dollars. SER TE Aw English engineer has invented a printing presa which will print 23,000 sheets of « hewspaper on bath sides in an hour. The paper frow which it prints is in the web of the reel, and after passing under the type is ‘entjinto sheets. . The machine does withoit feeding, andthe reel of paper -toxt it feeds [ from is unwound bhy'its own action. In Michigan, we are to.d, there is-so great asearcity of labor that the women are comrelled to perform field work ; and in Ulinvis, Indiana and Ohio similar results are seen. Even ia* New. England, the un-Ameriegn spectacle of females tilling the soil is nonovel occurrence, nnd in Conneticut woinen of good edu ation and addreas cultivate their furms in the absence of their sons, husbanda and other male relatives wo have gene to the war—tvo many of them, alas! uever. to return. = Tue Fire King. —Signor Buono Core, an Ftaliduyias amdaing and astonishing the peo ple of San Franciseo by “showing them thrthe can stand in the mids'-.ef a biazing fire’ for five minutes without being burnt. Clothing hitaclf in garurnts of prepared asbestos, impervious to heat, be enters a large wire cage, like one of the Salamander trio of Seriptural memory, and has kindled all about and above it a hot fire af dry twiga and branchea, stand ng in the midat of which he bows repeatedly to the speetutors until the fire burns itself ont. FueLCossumen seyv-rag ARM¥Y.—In order to convey seme idea of the amount of fuel consumed_by the army of the Potomac since ithas been located opposite Fredericksburg, it is -stated that the command has at intervala, occupied something like thirty ‘two equrre miles, at lease twenty-four of which was, when the army enine there, eovered-with dense woods, mostly oxk and ce. dar. Where this forest ateod there is now nought bat one vost field of stumps. HR. Gamasue, Provisional Governor of Missouri, sent hia message to the State: Con vention Gn the 15th ultime, and-in it eid he woull resign his office on the very day on which sad Convention shall adjourn. This will make the Lieuteoint Governor (Hall) Provisional Governor until an election can be had. Jonn Van Buren, son ef the late ex. Pi esident Magtin Vin Buren Los purchased the ‘Lindenwald” preperty for thirty thou: sind dollara, It ia reported thot. he intends to retire from ac ite legal pursuits, and devote his‘ attention te agreulture. — re Wuat is a Coppethend? A hybrid, a thing without sex. with the face of a main and the heart. of a thaitor—without the-boldieaa ‘of a highwayimen, and with the sneaking menneas of on vesasgin, To its country it offers the kisa of Judas while ita haud is) seeking to stab ifs bosom. It has pocketed the thirty ptvees of silver, and only lieks the power towel ite country. Its the quintes nee of cowardice and the sub imation of meanness. Comparison fails. It is worse than a secess< ionist:. The latter isan open traitor toa ge. eret usanesin, an hyperion to aaityr an angel tea fiend, Divia to Valandingham —Mariposa Gazelle. A Moa has been seen-in New Zonland. A Moa isa walking bird, abent eight or nine feet high, hitherto believed to be extinet, anid seen by a meer in one of the gold diguings some tine before the man left. Tt wis @-en by him while sitting st a Gimp fieasd mis. tuket at fir t fer aman, The marr next moruing fallowed tte track. which showed three clawe, end about a feat behind the tirk efa pad. and behind tat agatn of a A Mr. Revs his off red £500 for the bord. “alive or dead” and there ie till hope of ses curing it for Professor Owen.—London Specator. Adril 13 ea « ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street. Nevada. HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors, July 9, 1363. T F Bowman Ranch Ce Msitarady San Juan 33 Dickerson do &.D Stone Virginia Wm Arrington do J Ae . = Misa K stent o War se 4 TDi racd ubish Awe ES Pian: = 7 Alex Smith New York O P stidgr do © G Tallorestall do KW Roberts Grass V. Joha Sauer Virginia’ B Taylor do A Lundeth do SC Chase Phelps Hill Mrs Godon do —s§ Slasher Om-=ga Patrick Foley San FranThos MeGuire Fall erk ‘Kehvenl do L. Mowery Downirville . Wr Ms oach Weaver MS Corhett = do E!) Cook Red Dogs T_B Childs Dutch # iat B r Bow: rs do Wm L Fiagler Meores ‘T K sente'l Lakecity KE D Deah ‘enn: Hill GW Cl y Gold Flat JN jacobs Quaker if James T Southall Deer ¢-W Ashman Cement H County Coavention for the office-of Recorder pen ~ i> ol lneelipidlee = NT Sala . SPECIAL NOTICE. . _ or S. HAAS & CO. linve jast received at ‘their Fashionable Store, on Commercial Street, Corner Of Pime, a most magnifient stock of ; Gents’ Clothing and Furnishing Goods, . Which they invite the people of Nevada and the surrounding towns toca!landexamine. Among the articles may be found Coats, all kinds and sizes, Vests of all stylesand qualities, Pants, an immense stock, ere: Shirts, Under Clothes, Cravats, CoHars, Hats and Caps, a ’ BOOTS AND SHOES, And in fact overything.to be fonnd in a First Class Clothing Establishment. We sell our Goeds at low rates, for cash, and satisfaction is always guaranteed. —. : 5 We would particularly invite the attention of the Ladies to our large stock of Saratoga Trunks, Which we have just received from New York. S$. HAAS & CO., et Cor Commerci:l & Pine Streets. Nevada. July 7th. POLITICAL. FOR RECORDER, G ERRY MORGAN, of Moore's Flat_is J announced as a candidate before the Union ASSEMBLYMAN. Mr. Fditor:—Understandin, that HON, W. H. SEARS, of North San Juan, is not adverse to becoming a candidate for re-election to the Assembly of which has been a most efficient member for two years. we would like to have thepeople of the County whom he has serv.d so well, know thot he is a candidate, and desire you to so announce him, fn the columis of tthe TRANSCRIPT, LOY&L VOTEKS. G FOR TREASURER. P EB. JEFFRIES is announced as a caneo «ditate for the office of County Treasurer— subject to the decision of the Union Convention. ‘FOR RECORDER. G H. FERRE is announced aga candidate We forthe office of County Recorder—sabject 1o the decision of the Unicn Convention. FOR RECORDER. ] 0, HICKMAN, announces himeclfas a SWe candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Union Con vention. — FOR SHERIFF. HARLES KENT announces himeelf as J a eandidate for the office of Sheriff of Neva da eounty—aubject to the decisiup of the Union C -nvention FOR SHERIFF. N WwW. KNOWLTON announces himNe self as a candidate for re elecii nto the off -e of Sheriff of Nevada county—s«nhjcet to the deeision of the Uuion County Convention. Nevada, June 2iat. : FOR SHERIFF. — SAAT WILLIAMSON annonnees himself asa cvn‘lidate for the office of Sheriff of this county—subject to the deci-ium of the Union Couvention FOR TREASURER. T. DAVENPORT, anaouneras himectf e 88 a candidate for the office of Connty Treasly ag to the decision of the Union Con vention. ; ; FOR RECORDER. B. KNOW1.ES avnoun-es himeeifasa de candidate for County Reeorder—subject to the decision of the Union fon ‘ention DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ) ES are autho-ized to announce the name of + &, W. ROBERTS, Keaq. as a can‘tidate Tor th office of District Attorneyv—subje-t to the decision of the Uatun County Conveutio-. ryy _, M.ULING DONE! toc for hanling left at the store of Timmons & Co., corner of Main and Coomercial etreeta, will be atteiided to immediately. Teams will be kept in reatiness for large or small jobs, Orders solicited my3 : BE. C. PURTY WAN. New Onleams Fru.t Stee: ! No. 66 Broad Strvet. Nevada, Contectionery Store Dricd and Green Fruits of all kinds, whokesale and rePypes, “Pobaeco, Cigars. ete. Sevada, March 2oth—tf ‘ DOR. F. HILLER, Homeopathic Physician aud surgeon Ox TUK, corper of Pine ant Broad Streets, Ok eh Pending, Sie-fiscletty ais ‘ 5 pa) 6 pa*ticularly a tien t ) all ia y entien to — = Midwifery ‘wd MICHELE CICATO, Fruit ana} ef long . }RDINANCE No. pe ig hy © se of Ss the Otagt o in as follower -— Sec. ist Jt ir Bra eet nat a Road Tax of Four Dollars be levied apon every eble bodied male inhebitant bet ween the ages of twentyene and filty yearr residing within. the corp >rate limits of f y of Nevada, and the Marshal. is herehy a therized fo ¢c mand and collect. thesame. Passed July sth. 1863. J. CLARK, President. James Monro, Clerk. UM MONS.—State of California, County of t Nevade, Township of Eureka. ss. Justices Cont, before.Ira Stanley, 7 P. The Peopleof the &t.te of California. to James Stevens. . You are hereby summoned to appear: before the undersigned. Justice.of the Peace. at his office in said Township. on Saturday the 17th day of October, 1873. at 1 o’clock, P. M. 10 anewer to the cowplaiatof_ C R Edwards who sues to recover the sum of twenty five 5 -10) collars al leged to be due on bowk account for meats sold and delivered as per copy ofaccount now on file in my office. On failure so to appear. and anewer. judgment will be rendered against you for the said sum together with: costs of suit. . Given under my hand this 8th day cf July, 1863 IRA STANLEY. Justice of the Peace. O. D. Babeock, Constable. It fa ordered that the foregoing “Summons be published inthe NEVADA Datny TRANSCRIPT for three m-nths. RA STANLEY, J.P. Byte te Ak SALE.— By virtue of an ~ / execution to medelivered iskned from the Court of R. MeGoun. Keq. an acting Justice ‘of the Peace for the County of Nevada, bearing dered by said Court on the 6th dty_of July, A. D. 1863, in favor of Wra. J. Alport _& Co . and aguinet Wm Rorce for the sum of $45 00 and $19 95 evets of suit. I have taken in exreuti no and will sell to the highest biider for eashy he following described property. heretofore at. tached 'o wit: All the right, titleand interest of snid defendant in and to that certain house and lot aituated in the town of Red Dog, Iving and being be ween Alport & e's batcher shop, and the house and lot owned by H. Stehr, together with oll the right» and privileges of said defendant in and.to said property ‘Notice js. hereby given that I will expose to public auction at Red Dog, on the first day of August, 1°63, hetween the hours of 9 o’clock A mM. and 50clock. P.M of said day. Taken as the property of Wm. Boyee to eatinfy the above demands. Witness my hand this 7th dev of July, A. D, ah3. , “MILT. COMBS, Constable. wv ONSTABLE’S SALE.—By virtue of an execution to be delivercd. issued from the Just ce Courtfof R. MeGown Esq. an acting Justiee of ‘the Peace it an’ for Nevada county, bearing date July_Zth—1863, to satixfy a jadgment rendered-by said Court on the 7ih day cf July. 1963, in favor of N. Dodge, and against Thos: Johnson. for the sum of $1 6 06 debt, and $20 70 costa of sutt. . have taken in exceution and.will sell,to the highest bidder for cash, the fullowing described property, heretofore attouched. to wit: Ail the right, title and interest Lof Thes. Johnson of in and to that certain set of mining claims, situated at Christmas Hill, near the town of Little York. snd known as the Railroad Co’s. «laims. together with flames, hose, tools. patent siuice,cabins qtickxilver and ail appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. Notice 1s hereby given that I will sell the above described property at pubdre auction at Little York, on Thursday, July 2P M. son ‘fakeu asthe property of Tnos. JohnMILT. COMBS, Constable. A. A. Sargent.’ Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Oss Kidd’s Puilding, corner of , Broad and Pine streets—Nevada. j23 NILES SEARLS,~ Attorney and Counsellor at Law. FFICE—In Kidd’s. Building corner of Broad and Pine street, Nev~da: my4 CHARLES DUNN, Jr., Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( i “office of McConnell & Garber, corer of Broad and Pine , Nevada. Dee, 17-—tfE. H. GAYLORD. DISTRICT ATTORNEY . 18.L practice nall the courts of Nevada» eounty. Office at the Court House Nevada, Oct t3th, 1861. A. €. NILES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. . * FICK—In Kidd’s Builring. corner of Broad and Pine str: ets, Nevada, my4# 4 ( Broud Street Market. seep All kinds of Meat constantly on ey hand ai th: above well known market, and for sale in quantities to . suit purchascrs. Meats delivered i paeyehy tree of charge. Vrices accortar part ping to quality of meat purchased mh27.tf JAMKS COLLEY. m@JUST RECEIVEDIa -$00 BOXES?! ji Or A. H. MICKLE & SONS. TrOBACCON!n A. R. JENKINS. AN Central Pacific K. R. Ce. YHE Annual meeting of the Stoekholders of the Ventral Pacifie Railroad Comrany of. California. for the purpose of electing Nine Directors to serve as Dir ctora foa the ensuins year, will beheld at the ( flice of the Comey. inthe city of Sacramento, on Tuesday, v Fourieenth. 1563. . JAMES BAILEY, See’y C P R. K. Co of California. ¥ . BORD. We ase payne ey W geod’ Ok tet. horns’ Seen eH re aeue inne Pap een at arge quantity’ is wauted. . BELSEY & BUT 2 date July 6th, 1864. to satisfy<a judgment ren« State 30th, between the hours of ¥ o’ciock. A. M. and . Fs ICB—In Kidd's Buil: ing, adjoining the — FOREST ROSE, hae “4 was g¢ princi be roared _ much! saloon showe night z crowd and er He ; tosee ed for Legis! lias be the h ty an wealt! \ positi Sy sighte from Legis ie noune eorde * -eision Lis ig a TRAN She Chas. Re aman, Tre fries. Dis Ase Nox Coun tora. Th at its new . Op “Den selves Nicol reape more Prov jnin: New F edita @tory Sprir tel, a with cygert yett cook eqine ake whe! “Por so us erme the C Legi: : a mr

. Joy fidd vent on extraordinary occasinns, well: t . Pity w rt * * e e. ty ihe + es ee tes Sone vietie a re r . . 3 { % re: res ad Reval Baily Branscript City and County Official Press RL eo SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 11th perhend. Downey. Democrats are. intensly for the Union,. and rejoice with exceeding great joy whenever the armies of the Republic are vigtorions ‘over the enemies of free Govern‘ment, is plain. Their Unionism and patriotic subdued as their feelings may be af other ‘ timés. ; It is not trom some appearances that the copperhead Downey Demuecrats are to, be judged. The true intentand meaning of that political organization breaks out sometimes in spite of all dissembling, and reveal the -¢haracter of its components: . And we need not go far away to discover the an'mus which controls that party, Thus, # good Downey . Democrat spiked the Gress Valley cannon thie other day to prevent it froin speaking the joy of a-community on hearing of the fall of the hands of the true Government, The triumphs of our soldiers in Pennsylvania and at Vickaburg are no. party triumphs. They are glorious deeds to be recorded in Ameriean history, and which every patriot might rejoice to hear. Our great nation has wen victaries which go far towurds insuring her stability, br nationslty. ~ What man having the spark of manhood in him, whose hear ig not. treacherous and desperately wicked, who is proud of the work our fathers did in reVolutionary days, who,has the sual to coms prehend the mission-of the American Goverament, ‘would not rejoice on. sueh ocentone fis these, when the news comes on light$a ning wings that. the Missiseippi ia sure to be ‘oura fromsource to mouth, and that-the ens 3 ‘aiuies of the great government are-diaceme fited and overthrown? A representative of the Downey party at Grass Valley, has no such glorious feelings,. in actuated by no euch noble sentiments.— His patriotic impufere impel him to spike cannon that the people may not rejoice that the days ofthe Republic are not to be numbeted. Fle has no kindly regards for the country, his sympathies ere for the eutthroats, horse-thieves and villiang of other sorte, who inaugurated und sustein the most unprovoked, dastardly and damnable war that, ever fuuled the annals of time, and that too against a government peerless in its aims and tranacendent in ita glory? The copperheads are for war. Yes, but with spiked cannon on our side. They are for along array of bayonets. on,our side of Mason and Dixon's Line, but they must be loose in their sockets or with broken polnts if we cross. They are for letting ~ Jaoae every patrivt in the North to repel the rebellious dogs, but not till the froate of winx ter have frozen fast the stones aid clubs. They are for interminable war, and would cripple the stronger party that it may be in‘ ‘terminable. Such would appear in one phage -to be their platform. But the Downey Democ racy are fur peace, peace on any terme however disgraceful or dishonorable. Their syapathies are for Jeff. Davis and their other fellow Democrats in the South. They look upon this war, a8 nothing but a war between Demoorats and Repubheana and they epike einnon to prevent rejoicing over their defeat. m pthcdeecigdieiecssieSeeers -—QCOPPERHEA p-SECESSION TICKET.—The mulatto State convertion adjourned at a late hour on Thursday night completing ‘tacir work in darkaves. The: following i ‘their ticket: Governor, Jehn G Downey; Lieut Gov., E. W McKinstry; Sygzress, John B. Weller, John Bigler, N. E. Whitesides; Sec of State, Ce M. Bishop; Treasurer, ‘Rhos, Findley¢ Controller, R. O. Cravens; Attorney General, L. C, Granger; Clerk of Supreme Court, A. C. Bradford; State Printer, Beriah Brown; Harbor Commissioner,-Miotait Hayes; Supreme Court. Judges, R. T. Sprague,-W. Ts Wallaee, T. B, Hall, Tod, -Robiuaon and H. H. Haight. — ‘Of these it may be aad that Downey and Findley paid for the support of all sides, and properly belong tothe 'alfand ‘alf stripe of politicians. McKinstry, W: itesves)” Bradford, Brown, Ted Robinsen and» Wallace are dyed in the weol, unadulterated seces» sionista, besides, perhaps, several others _Royal T: Spravue isa tedious old bore and Haight has outlived bia judgment. The tichof pestering hitn to the army, TR ONE DR AES SE MPN AE ESL IR PR A a EMIS M8 a aaa ‘Tue CoprerneaD Nominves.—The Se_ceah-cOpperhead convention hag been pars ticulnt in the selection of its cardidates from old party hacks. Downey, Weller and Bigler moke a triumvirate that could scarcely be ekcelled for their abilities in cres ating a State debt. Nearly the entire State Debt was created under the administrations of these-men, while Governors of California. fligler, Weller and Downey—all left misera~ ble.records and all will come to miserable political ends at the fall eleetion. — 7”. Horr xot.—WH. Rhodes, “Caxton,” snid ip b's epeech in the Copperhead “State Convention the other day + T ree before ne agathering of Democrats assembled from every part of this State. whose business it’ is to-day to determine whether I,:and you. sir, and you gentlemen, shall be the progenitors of long generations of slaves. It appears that “Caxton” has some iden of going inte the practical amalg imation business. We hope he will think better of «the matter, and for the aake-of the negra, en. deavor to preserve the purity of the blood. a nd c recommen lation Gov. Downey can present to fhe Seersh Demoeracy, is the fact that while Governor of the State he expended a lirge sum-in the Treasury and left adebt of half» million unconatitutionally created for the State. to pry. So far as he could do so, he suécessfully imitated Buchanan in putting the country in a atate of weakness to invite insurrection, ee Joun B. Wutten complained of--bot weatherin hisspereh at Sacraments. It is ouly.aforetaste of what isin store for him if he does not turn from the evil of his ways. Wuart InconsisTency.—The Coppers heads complain because the Administration makes use of negroes to defend the Union, but find fault with the same Administration for not embroiling the Government in a tor eigu war for the defense of Juarez, an n= au. Ar Santa Craz on Saturday. James Santina was stabbed and killed:-by Michael Marphy. A Destirure NoBurmMan.—Theroe _ is now residing on Ninth street, Trey (N. Y., in a atate of comparative destitution, the Hospodir of Wallachia, a nobleman of high rank, who left his native lund to fight for the American Union, was wounded xt Antietym, failed to respond te the order direéting him toe report, im consequence of ignarance of our eustema, and resigned from the service. Driftieg to Troy by accident, ‘he fousd, himself without friends, his wife] ina eriical state of health, and his resour~ cra alight. Several gentlemen have interested themselves in his case, with a hope shoul t hia claims preve to be as well founled as they arem from the credentia’s that he presenta. Breach or Promise Case.—Mrs Carri« gan of Syracuse, iv. Y., whose husband had ‘been absent and vet heard froin for four yeors, engaged to marry one. Sickett. But J Sockett married anether woman, and Mrs_ Garrigan sued him for breach of promise. — She was non-auited, however, ow the ground that there being no positive evidence of the death of her husbind, his absence during four years was not eufficient te raise a presumption of his death, which. was necessary ‘to enable her ta recover in the suit. Dear Parice.—A new traitorous sheet, is te: be aturted in Basten with «a capital of $150,000, te be aol for-one cent a copy.— No need of the authorities interfering with that establishment; its expentéea will soon suppress it, unless paper is as cheapin the Biy State as Confederate Serip in Richmond, asennad Microscoptsts. will be pleased to learn, ays the London Parthenon; ‘that Powsll & Leland hive sueeeeded i’ making a ones twenty-fiitth inch ini roacope obj ct gliss, which magnifies 7,500. diameters, thus magnilying ® given area’ 66-000,000 times. AT though this gliss is of the above very small sige, itis remarkably-clesr and perfect. THe. esta'ngue ot the University of the Pacific, or Methodiat Codeges of Santa Clate, avys the ivetitution has a male depurtment with 99 pupile, and a female department with 64 pupids, at SintaClara, anda med. ieal departme:.t with 23 pupils, in San Frans cisco. ‘ eres A BRIDAL party aw ated the trainat E's mint, NeW York, which would bring a rturning regiment. The happy, richly dregs d ‘betrothed was toe marry the Colonel, but, alas! he came a corpse, Her apguish may be imagitigy’. i CaTcntxnG Bees.—A singular cireams atunce Gecurred—at Avon, New York. weil worthy of pote, —A Mre. Biker wes in her garden When guddenly she heard a buzzing in the atid upop looking up saw. a-swarm of bees commyg directly toward her. Si e stood atill and the whole swarm alighted o4 her sun bonnet. With due presence of mud Mra. Biker, rewoved the bonnet and phe ed it on @ etick tok them te a hive and seeB will aot be deuce high betore the people. bree tlitie rary tte eee -cured them without assistance. Goup) RecomMeNDATION.—The best . }apur—for wv tong d stinee, bie ot hat Toat it. tla Lonaiitesntsied SLdsivatesanacenshitaen.cdeedeanecisiaittinasinenstdantiamamuiiiiinds Con, Coit’s Estate.—The . heirs of: the late Col. Colt are. likely to have asmall piece of their meagre patrimony of two or three millions lopped off. .Abont a bundred and fifty years ago a Mr. Stanley devised to the South Chorch. Hartford, Conn. a tract of land in that town, on the condition that it should never be sold, and should be leased for short terms.. ‘The lind of late increased greatly in valu»; and the Church got the legisiature to pass an act authorizing its sale. A pottion of it was boaght by the late Samuel Colt, and he built his house upon it. A suit. has now been brougat in the United States Court at New Haven. by the heirs of Mr. Stanl-y, against Coline! Co't’s widow, te recover the lan i. ‘Ihe heirs of Stanley claim-that the church, by selling the land, vinlated. the bequest, and thatthe fith+ res verts to them. The whole property in dispute is Worth over one huadred and fifty thousand dollars. SER TE Aw English engineer has invented a printing presa which will print 23,000 sheets of « hewspaper on bath sides in an hour. The paper frow which it prints is in the web of the reel, and after passing under the type is ‘entjinto sheets. . The machine does withoit feeding, andthe reel of paper -toxt it feeds [ from is unwound bhy'its own action. In Michigan, we are to.d, there is-so great asearcity of labor that the women are comrelled to perform field work ; and in Ulinvis, Indiana and Ohio similar results are seen.. Even ia* New. England, the un-Ameriegn spectacle of females tilling the soil is nonovel occurrence, nnd in Conneticut woinen of good edu ation and addreas cultivate their furms in the absence of their sons, husbanda and other male relatives wo have gene to the war—tvo many of them, alas! uever. to return. = Tue Fire King. —Signor Buono Core, an Ftaliduyias amdaing and astonishing the peo ple of San Franciseo by “showing them thrthe can stand in the mids'-.ef a biazing fire’ for five minutes without being burnt. Clothing hitaclf in garurnts of prepared asbestos, impervious to heat, be enters a large wire cage, like one of the Salamander trio of Seriptural memory, and has kindled all about and above it a hot fire af dry twiga and branchea, stand ng in the midat of which he bows repeatedly to the speetutors until the fire burns itself ont. FueLCossumen seyv-rag ARM¥Y.—In order to convey seme idea of the amount of fuel consumed_by the army of the Potomac since ithas been located opposite Fredericksburg, it is -stated that the command has at intervala, occupied something like thirty ‘two equrre miles, at lease twenty-four of which was, when the army enine there, eovered-with dense woods, mostly oxk and ce. dar. Where this forest ateod there is now nought bat one vost field of stumps. HR. Gamasue, Provisional Governor of Missouri, sent hia message to the State: Con vention Gn the 15th ultime, and-in it eid he woull resign his office on the very day on which sad Convention shall adjourn. This will make the Lieuteoint Governor (Hall) Provisional Governor until an election can be had. Jonn Van Buren, son ef the late ex. Pi esident Magtin Vin Buren Los purchased the ‘Lindenwald” preperty for thirty thou: sind dollara, It ia reported thot. he intends to retire from ac ite legal pursuits, and devote his‘ attention te agreulture. — re Wuat is a Coppethend? A hybrid, a thing without sex. with the face of a main and the heart. of a thaitor—without the-boldieaa ‘of a highwayimen, and with the sneaking menneas of on vesasgin, To its country it offers the kisa of Judas while ita haud is) seeking to stab ifs bosom. It has pocketed the thirty ptvees of silver, and only lieks the power towel ite country. Its the quintes nee of cowardice and the sub imation of meanness. Comparison fails. It is worse than a secess< ionist:. The latter isan open traitor toa ge. eret usanesin, an hyperion to aaityr an angel tea fiend, Divia to Valandingham —Mariposa Gazelle. A Moa has been seen-in New Zonland. A Moa isa walking bird, abent eight or nine feet high, hitherto believed to be extinet, anid seen by a meer in one of the gold diguings some tine before the man left. Tt wis @-en by him while sitting st a Gimp fieasd mis. tuket at fir t fer aman, The marr next moruing fallowed tte track. which showed three clawe, end about a feat behind the tirk efa pad. and behind tat agatn of a A Mr. Revs his off red £500 for the bord. “alive or dead” and there ie till hope of ses curing it for Professor Owen.—London Specator. Adril 13 ea « ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street. Nevada. HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors, July 9, 1363. T F Bowman Ranch Ce Msitarady San Juan 33 Dickerson do &.D Stone Virginia

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Among the articles may be found Coats, all kinds and sizes, Vests of all stylesand qualities, Pants, an immense stock, ere: Shirts, Under Clothes, Cravats, CoHars, Hats and Caps, a ’ BOOTS AND SHOES, And in fact overything.to be fonnd in a First Class Clothing Establishment. We sell our Goeds at low rates, for cash, and satisfaction is always guaranteed. —. : 5 We would particularly invite the attention of the Ladies to our large stock of Saratoga Trunks, Which we have just received from New York. S$. HAAS & CO., et Cor Commerci:l & Pine Streets. Nevada. July 7th. POLITICAL. FOR RECORDER, G ERRY MORGAN, of Moore's Flat_is J announced as a candidate before the Union ASSEMBLYMAN. Mr. Fditor:—Understandin, that HON, W. H. SEARS, of North San Juan, is not adverse to becoming a candidate for re-election to the Assembly of which has been a most efficient member for two years. we would like to have thepeople of the County whom he has serv.d so well, know thot he is a candidate, and desire you to so announce him, fn the columis of tthe TRANSCRIPT, LOY&L VOTEKS. G FOR TREASURER. P EB. JEFFRIES is announced as a caneo «ditate for the office of County Treasurer— subject to the decision of the Union Convention. ‘FOR RECORDER. G H. FERRE is announced aga candidate We forthe office of County Recorder—sabject 1o the decision of the Unicn Convention. FOR RECORDER. ] 0, HICKMAN, announces himeclfas a SWe candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Union Con vention. — FOR SHERIFF. HARLES KENT announces himeelf as J a eandidate for the office of Sheriff of Neva da eounty—aubject to the decisiup of the Union C -nvention FOR SHERIFF. N WwW. KNOWLTON announces himNe self as a candidate for re elecii nto the off -e of Sheriff of Nevada county—s«nhjcet to the deeision of the Uuion County Convention. Nevada, June 2iat. : FOR SHERIFF. — SAAT WILLIAMSON annonnees himself asa cvn‘lidate for the office of Sheriff of this county—subject to the deci-ium of the Union Couvention FOR TREASURER. T. DAVENPORT, anaouneras himectf e 88 a candidate for the office of Connty Treasly ag to the decision of the Union Con vention. ; ; FOR RECORDER. B. KNOW1.ES avnoun-es himeeifasa de candidate for County Reeorder—subject to the decision of the Union fon ‘ention DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ) ES are autho-ized to announce the name of + &, W. ROBERTS, Keaq. as a can‘tidate Tor th office of District Attorneyv—subje-t to the decision of the Uatun County Conveutio-. ryy _, M.ULING DONE! toc for hanling left at the store of Timmons & Co., corner of Main and Coomercial etreeta, will be atteiided to immediately. Teams will be kept in reatiness for large or small jobs, Orders solicited my3 : BE. C. PURTY WAN. New Onleams Fru.t Stee: ! No. 66 Broad Strvet. Nevada, Contectionery Store Dricd and Green Fruits of all kinds, whokesale and rePypes, “Pobaeco, Cigars. ete. Sevada, March 2oth—tf ‘ DOR. F. HILLER, Homeopathic Physician aud surgeon Ox TUK, corper of Pine ant Broad Streets, Ok eh Pending, Sie-fiscletty ais ‘ 5 pa) 6 pa*ticularly a tien t ) all ia y entien to — = Midwifery ‘wd MICHELE CICATO, Fruit ana} ef long . }RDINANCE No. pe ig hy © se of Ss the Otagt o in as follower -— Sec. ist Jt ir Bra eet nat a Road Tax of Four Dollars be levied apon every eble bodied male inhebitant bet ween the ages of twentyene and filty yearr residing within. the corp >rate limits of f y of Nevada, and the Marshal. is herehy a therized fo ¢c mand and collect. thesame. Passed July sth. 1863. J. CLARK, President. James Monro, Clerk. UM MONS.—State of California, County of t Nevade, Township of Eureka. ss. Justices Cont, before.Ira Stanley, 7 P. The Peopleof the &t.te of California. to James Stevens. . You are hereby summoned to appear: before the undersigned. Justice.of the Peace. at his office in said Township. on Saturday the 17th day of October, 1873. at 1 o’clock, P. M. 10 anewer to the cowplaiatof_ C R Edwards who sues to recover the sum of twenty five 5 -10) collars al leged to be due on bowk account for meats sold and delivered as per copy ofaccount now on file in my office. On failure so to appear. and anewer. judgment will be rendered against you for the said sum together with: costs of suit. . Given under my hand this 8th day cf July, 1863 IRA STANLEY. Justice of the Peace. O. D. Babeock, Constable. It fa ordered that the foregoing “Summons be published inthe NEVADA Datny TRANSCRIPT for three m-nths. RA STANLEY, J.P. Byte te Ak SALE.— By virtue of an ~ / execution to medelivered iskned from the Court of R. MeGoun. Keq. an acting Justice ‘of the Peace for the County of Nevada, bearing dered by said Court on the 6th dty_of July, A. D. 1863, in favor of Wra. J. Alport _& Co . and aguinet Wm Rorce for the sum of $45 00 and $19 95 evets of suit. I have taken in exreuti no and will sell to the highest biider for eashy he following described property. heretofore at. tached 'o wit: All the right, titleand interest of snid defendant in and to that certain house and lot aituated in the town of Red Dog, Iving and being be ween Alport & e's batcher shop, and the house and lot owned by H. Stehr, together with oll the right» and privileges of said defendant in and.to said property ‘Notice js. hereby given that I will expose to public auction at Red Dog, on the first day of August, 1°63, hetween the hours of 9 o’clock A mM. and 50clock. P.M of said day. Taken as the property of Wm. Boyee to eatinfy the above demands. Witness my hand this 7th dev of July, A. D, ah3. , “MILT. COMBS, Constable. wv ONSTABLE’S SALE.—By virtue of an execution to be delivercd. issued from the Just ce Courtfof R. MeGown Esq. an acting Justiee of ‘the Peace it an’ for Nevada county, bearing date July_Zth—1863, to satixfy a jadgment rendered-by said Court on the 7ih day cf July. 1963, in favor of N. Dodge, and against Thos: Johnson. for the sum of $1 6 06 debt, and $20 70 costa of sutt. . have taken in exceution and.will sell,to the highest bidder for cash, the fullowing described property, heretofore attouched. to wit: Ail the right, title and interest Lof Thes. Johnson of in and to that certain set of mining claims, situated at Christmas Hill, near the town of Little York. snd known as the Railroad Co’s. «laims. together with flames, hose, tools. patent siuice,cabins qtickxilver and ail appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. Notice 1s hereby given that I will sell the above described property at pubdre auction at Little York, on Thursday, July 2P M. son ‘fakeu asthe property of Tnos. JohnMILT. COMBS, Constable. A. A. Sargent.’ Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Oss Kidd’s Puilding, corner of , Broad and Pine streets—Nevada. j23 NILES SEARLS,~ Attorney and Counsellor at Law. FFICE—In Kidd’s. Building corner of Broad and Pine street, Nev~da: my4 CHARLES DUNN, Jr., Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( i “office of McConnell & Garber, corer of Broad and Pine , Nevada. Dee, 17-—tfE. H. GAYLORD. DISTRICT ATTORNEY . 18.L practice nall the courts of Nevada» eounty. Office at the Court House Nevada, Oct t3th, 1861. A. €. NILES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. . * FICK—In Kidd’s Builring. corner of Broad and Pine str: ets, Nevada, my4# 4 ( Broud Street Market. seep All kinds of Meat constantly on ey hand ai th: above well known market, and for sale in quantities to . suit purchascrs. Meats delivered i paeyehy tree of charge. Vrices accortar part ping to quality of meat purchased mh27.tf JAMKS COLLEY. m@JUST RECEIVEDIa -$00 BOXES?! ji Or A. H. MICKLE & SONS. TrOBACCON!n A. R. JENKINS. AN Central Pacific K. R. Ce. YHE Annual meeting of the Stoekholders of the Ventral Pacifie Railroad Comrany of. California. for the purpose of electing Nine Directors to serve as Dir ctora foa the ensuins year, will beheld at the ( flice of the Comey. inthe city of Sacramento, on Tuesday, v Fourieenth. 1563. . JAMES BAILEY, See’y C P R. K. Co of California. ¥ . BORD. We ase payne ey W geod’ Ok tet. horns’ Seen eH re aeue inne Pap een at arge quantity’ is wauted. . BELSEY & BUT 2 date July 6th, 1864. to satisfy<a judgment ren« State 30th, between the hours of ¥ o’ciock. A. M. and . Fs ICB—In Kidd's Buil: ing, adjoining the — FOREST ROSE, hae “4 was g¢ princi be roared _ much! saloon showe night z crowd and er He ; tosee ed for Legis! lias be the h ty an wealt! \ positi Sy sighte from Legis ie noune eorde * -eision Lis ig a TRAN She Chas. Re aman, Tre fries. Dis Ase Nox Coun tora. Th at its new . Op “Den selves Nicol reape more Prov jnin: New F edita @tory Sprir tel, a with cygert yett cook eqine ake whe! “Por so us erme the C Legi: : a mr