July 14, 1863 (4 pages)

A TUESDAY MORNING JULY 14th Tn Ny Tt Gen. Grant’s Recorp.—No man living has better record than Gen. Grant. He was in Mexico at the battles of Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma and Monterey, as second lieutenant, and entered the city of Mexico with Gen. Scott. He was a enptain of in-. fantry whee he resigned in 1854 and retired ‘from the army. ree When this rebellion broke out he immeConfederate States. indomitable courage-and-tenacity_of the man diately offered his services, and was made .dolonel of -an Ilinois regiment of élunteers. In 1861 he was made Brigadier General. He took Fort Henry, snd soon after Fort Donalson, one of the strongest places in the On that occasion the were signally displayed. Nothing short of ‘an unconditional surrender would satisfy him, and the garrison had to yield to his demand, At Shiloh nothing but the personal bravery of Gen. Grant saved his army and turned a panic of our soldiers into a complete route of the rebels. Since the battle of Shiloh Grant has cap~ tured-Port Gibson, takeo asion of G rand _ Gulf, GipteetcRay inne adeEated the enemy ser Mississippi Springs, fought a battle at Jackaon and took the city, defeated Pemberton. aud drove him across the Big Black, and finally, after a forty arven days’ siege, compelled Vicksburg and 27,000 prisoners to surrender, mows Harper's Ferry. 9 Washiagton, July.8.~ All precautions have. been taken to secure the capture of“ Lee's army. which 1s thought to be only a question of tune. : New York, July 9.—Dispatches say that Gens. Grant and Meade have been promos ted—the former to be Major General, the latter to be Brigadier General in the regular army. . = ‘The Tribune's special, last night, says there was heavy skiranshing to-day from daylight ‘until 3 P. M. near Bounsboro, between Bulord’s and Kilpatrick's cavalry and the enemy’s cavalry and infantry. wew York, July 9:—The Time's corres. poudent, with Kilpstrick’s cavalry, writing from Soujh Mountain, confirms the capture ov the 4th of July, of all Ewell's wagon trains, which were four miles long, and were atrongly guarded by infantry and cavalry. Also captured 1,500 prisoners, and 2,000 horses and mul. Baltimore, 9th.—A ‘diapatch from Federick; received yesterday,siys our cavalry had asharp. fight with the rebels, six miles this side of “Hagerstown. Artillery firing was hyard this afternoon ii the direction of Has gerstown, probably an engagement with Stuart’s cavalry. ’ Our torcea at Boonsboro report the enemy’s pickets being thrown out near that point, enclosing within their lines the Antietam battle field, Shopardtown’s creysing. ‘Their muin force, however, is considerably wrat of this, and covers, three toads which meet at Willismsport. ‘Phe movements ef our army .on the front to-day are such as. will uncover fully the enewy’s position. Further information places our loss in kill-. ed and wounded, during the three days fight at Gettysburg at 5,000. The rebel loss in killed and wounded excveds ours by atleast Indianapolis, July 9—Morgan’s forces, said to number 6.000 or 8,000, crossed into Indiana and captured Corridon. Our forcea,, City and County Official Press JUBIL“ES.—The news of ‘the capture of Vicksburg and repu‘se of Lee in Pennsylvania, seems to have struck a joyful cord in the bosoms of loyxl men in all parts of the State. ‘The gloriowdshewa was received witty, manifestations of popular fivor-in almost) all the towns, from San Diego to Siskiyou. All but the Democracy were glad and made public demonstratiun of their gladness. But the Downey: Democrats had not a word of. congratulation for one another or the coun. . try on learning the glorious news. How could they rejoice when fifty per cent of their hopear went kiting with the news!’ They confidently counted upon a Federal repulse somewhere, giving them pirty capital, but Jeff. Davie failed them in luck, and up they weat, with all their imaginary huppi;noas. , We did think the State copperhead convention would indorae resolutions intenarly patriotic, just for effect, in view of recent victories, but, either the séceah out-and-oatore were too strong to allow it, or elae there -was not even a duped Union man in the con. vention to propose it. “T love the Union, but [love liberty more than that.”"—John B. Weller before the copperhead State conveniion. We believe the latter -part of that. John B. wae enly putting on aire at the State convention when he was daring Alcatraz He lovea liberty and-not confinement. He had _ noidea uf becoming a martyr, if he did talk like one, It waa the repttation without the inconveniences he waa after. It was only a make-believe, that’s all. It's the style of that sort of people. The President of that convention oace pulled epen bis shirt bosom when a vooden pipe bowl was pointed at him, and heroically said to the Irishman with his dhudeen: “let the d—d ecoundrel and assassin fire !"'—imitative of Tomuel Benton of Seaatorial fame, d'ye see 7 > Tue Way re Ta.K ir.—Lately the Vice President of the Confederacy asked an interview with President Lincoln in the name of Jeff. Davis. Lincola replied properly, refusing the proffered interview, whieh is as much to any to theleaders in this rebellion: “Ifyou have got sick of fighting, lay down * your arme and peace will come ; but we hold no compromise with traitois in arms. We want no consultation, nv offers based on cuncession, nothing to do with you that will re" Gognize directly or indireetly, your right to treat with a sovereign powers" “Submit -orbe whipped,” says the President, and all the people say, ‘‘amen, eo shall it be." [FrGov. Clemens, ot Nevada Territory, has removed Judye Ladd, Probate Jadge of Lander county for disloyalty, and appointed _ J. H, Ralston in hie place. / Too BaD.—The néws of the fall of Vicks burg -bfoke the back of the copperhead convention. The party, “like, a wounded avake, now drags its slow length along.” Suadown will soon come to the reptile, when are felling back. The rebels are supprsed tohave marched on New Albany and Jef. feraonville, -where there are larger quantities of supplies and stores, Troops are being organized throughout the State? and aent forward as rapidly as possible. Business is entirely auapended to-dav; citizens rare forming compenirs for selfdefense.— Oue regiment we raised since last night, Tt ia reported that two Citizens were killed in Corridon’ when the rebels entered the town. ae ' Cincinnati, 10th.—It is reported this morning that the rebel forces are operating on the river between here and Lotisville, with the intention of capturing passenger boats: 3 A Vicksburg correspondent says, among the officers \captured, were 1 Lieutenant General, 4 Major Generals, and between 15 and 20 Briyv.Generala. Boonsboro, Md., June 9th.—There are no active operationson our front to-day. Aftet the cavalry fight yesterday, the enemy drew in their forces towards Hagerstown, and formed a line on elevated ground, ’ from Funktown on the right to the line of the ris ver helow Winaport on the left, thus covering Shepardtown ctoasing. Scouts and re~ conoitering parties represent-Lee—intrenching hi« front, drawing ammunition from ‘his trainon the Virginia side, and making general preperstions for another battle. Washington, July 9—The operations of Gen. Dix comunind ac Whitehouse and on the Penineula are successful, having cut off directcommunication from Richmond and Gen. L-e's army, and detained large nnmbers of troopa in and «bout Richmond whielW’ — otherwise have goue to reinforce Boonsboro, Mi. July 9.—The enemy are throwing up rifle pits near Fair Place ‘They will probably there await an attack by our forces. A collision may occur any hour. ‘ Frederick, Mi 9th.—General_ Nagle with troupa from Foster's North Carolina command, has been assigned to the vommand of Harper's Ferry. A Washington apecial diapatch states that the flrat draft will be for 300,000 men, and will be made na soon as the enrollinent is completed. The quotas for several tists have already been filled, New York, 9th.—The draft commences here on Monday. Itie computed that the quota of the city i 12,000; of Brooklyn 4.000. The draft commenced at Pittaburg on Wednesday. ; Chicago. 10th —A Wew Orleans correspondent of the N.Y. Tribune niakes the fullowing siatement a2 regards the capture of Brashear City by the rebels. From two men wha escaped aud found rebel sympathizers in the city. T learn a great contraband camp hear Brashear City was dashed on by sone furious Texans.— When in camp a few works previously there were some 6 000 old men, women and chil» dren, Of theae 2,000 or 3.000 had been re tneved before the attack Those who remained were aloughtered by the Texan cavay in the most shocking manner. ries of sucking babes, prayers of the aged and shrieks of mothers had no effect. . eng was terrible ~ ¥, Wth.—A special dispatch, dated Middletown. Md., lat nig’ t,. oe Butord deatroyed 200 wagona on Monday, and Dahlgren t00<pounder. On the s me day, 70 more wagons were des rmyed Between 200 and 300 wagons wer® destroyed on Saturday and Sunday. Fully one third of the destroyed. On Satiiriay the enemy press ed our cavalry back on ho on Sunday they threwsome sheile into the lace. Buford then dismounted, bis horses Salaam eabageted, aud fought the rebtranapertation of the rbelarmy has been. els two hours, driving them back to Antie» tam Creek. Our sé¢nuts have Gaptured letters which confirm the statement that the rebel army is trying to shove a portion of their aftny and Weunded sccross the river. A letter dated July 6th, to' the Tr:bune, bas the following particulars of the fight near On Wednesday a part of Stuart's forces, supported by infantry, took position in the woods south of town. After a determined resistance, the arrival of Gen. Buford towards night Yesulted in a gallant charge of the Sth Michigan. which distinguished itself particularly*upon the ground vccupied by the rebel infantry, driving them from, the woods. Our forces soeapiet the ground. first chesen by the rébels. We lost from 50 to 100 killed: the enémy lost about equally, with the addition of 50 prisuners. Geu. Kilpatrick charged . the enemy in their position and drové them at least three miles. New York, July 10th.—A special dispatch from Washington says the tiews: from the Upper Potomac is more encouraging. It is almost certain that Lee will be brought to battle this side of the river, under great dis advantiges. It has been wacertained that-he has only managed to cross. bis Wounded and part of hie Pennaylvanis epoils, having so far ag 18 known no bridge, but a lerge numberof boats: The two armies, at last accounte, Were not more than 10> miles apart—Gen. Lee’s stretching from Hagerstown to W I< iamsport, and General Meade’s being upon the march from Boonsburo on the round tos ward him. Our telegraph is already four miles beyond Boonsboro, our advance being at tha€ point. Shippensburg, Pa.6.—The armies of Gens. Meade and Couch are rapidly concentrating in front of the Army of Virginia. The hendquarters of Gen. Couch are here to-night. News to-day from Wanesboro, showa that a . portion of Lee’s army is only 3 miles from the turces of Gen. Smith. The enemy’s casairy pxid a flying visit to Greeeastie, proba. bly for the purpose of watching our moves ents and gathering supplies. Lee's head« quarters are still believed to te at Hagers= town ee ; ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street. Nevada, HASEY. & MAYBERRY Proprietors. Wm Steely Virginia Ben Bile San Francis C 8 Kimball do. Thomas. —doJohn “teel do C Mozier Grass Valley JB Kinnie do M Quick do J R Bradford do Robt Cutler Reese Kiv Lewis Cliricy do GeoC Mitehell South F Heury Duncan New Y E P Jefiries Moores 3 M Duncan Sacrament John‘ aldwell do John Peynoids do Col Ranson do Mrs Walden do Geo W Woods ear Co M Frederick San Vian Sim Ewing RP Lae do J Sycrage Nevada Li Rosenbeag do JR Collins do G Rosenberg do HH Prowse do KC Fogg do TJ Mune do M Deanurs do JC Lanells Nevada Joseph Smith do JQA Bowley lowa 4 Geo Silver do NJ Bowle do M Antone go W P Morris Eureka S Frank Silver io. WA Sigourney Zinc H r do JH Dawley do John Silver do ; July 12,'1863 geo Wood Virginia 8 Mahoney Selby Flat B L Clareassy d» — J N Jacobs Quay t H L Olaressy do 8 38 funk Coi Hill W Bomeventure do BJ--nes Cherokee Mrs Ford ' do. FD Dean Cemen Hill J Ui Tilton do M 38 Corbitt Vownievil Gorham Blake Forest Joseph H Marvin Kost —— Vothoz Hum Jares Holmes Alpha AS Larrill San Fran’ = =W © Medberry San Juan J K Satterly do —B Willlinms do Dr King , . do M A Graham Blue Tent K McCarthy Eureka J H Young Eureka Jas Cellins Cherokee FC Tiltow Bear river W H Sears San Juan W H Mayon & w Timb JL Crasett Timbuctoo Mrs Ss W Mayou do John Patten do RB Nichole Buckeye R L A Sackett Snow ‘Tent John Dow! Gola till J Met lintick Knights . Chaa Goodwin San F . Wm Bettse Grass Val T B Townsend Nevada EK N Denton do «> Jas-Dunkine do J Venold Mt Ophir & Sommer. Chalk Bluff NEW sTVRE. NEW GOODS. W. UL, SHAEFFER, Would inform the citizent.of Nevada and the surround'ny country that he hs removed his ssock of BOOTS & SKOES, To Kidd's Building, on Pine Street, Te has just received a large end splendid lot of Bootes and Shoes, from San Francisco, wuich he will. sell at very low rates. He invites the attention of everybody to call and examine his stock.Repairing promptly and neatly done. W. L. SHAFFER, Pine Street. Nevada, July i4th—tf = HBRIF#'S SAse — Oy Virtue. av ‘a* \) ecution to me deilvered, jssued out of the Hon. Divtrict Court of the 4th Jndicial Listrict. in and for the county of Nevada. ~tate of California, bearing date in. 6th, 1563, in favor a of J Orville anne a ainst Geo w. Meier? for the aum of Eleven Hiuudred and Kighty-five 4100 Do'lere, debt, with interest on tie sal sum of $1,155 04 from the 13th day of June 1863. a the rate of ten cent ed anpum, together with all costs of aun. 1 ve levied ren all the right, titl and interest of defendant in avd to the followin described property to wit: That certain or par cel of mining claims situated on ~an Juan Hill, bape rt Township, Nevada county, and ‘known as claims of the Golden Gate Mining Co. bounded on the west by claine of ‘he Kureka Co. south ny claims of Bowe & Co. together with tunnels, sluicea, rights of way. hydr ulica and all arpurtenances thereunto belonging, Also thatc itain i , known asthe Green stan Denbes Ninian fan song & Ready whaship, Keepire Mix Vistric’. Nevadac >. —Ialand te: Also, the Rh X—copner—lve it about one mile in a souther' aaiaa’ tome said Green together w'th alldins, angles -and varia‘ions to.the above »s belonging Notice is h ven that expose ublic sale al! ie’ Sites doncribrd pen rty to he highest bidder for cash, in front of the ‘ ‘ourt lash, between the Dears of Sete ate. & °e eo Pen ES epee ion ‘NW KNOWLTON Stem” Searls & Niles, Pif's Att’ys. Sp a strong . ' <r a a RRS mone Sei ree oe sr Cn er es SPECIAL NOTICE. $7 8. HAAS & CO. havé just received at thelr Fashionable Store, on Commercial Street, Corner of Pine, a most magnificet stock of P Gents’ Clothing and Furnishimg Goeds,. Which they invite the people of, Nevada and the surrounding towns tocalland examine. Among the articles may be found a es ee Coats, ali kinds and sizes, _ Westsof all styles and qualities, Pants, ai immense stock, Pits Shirts, Under Clothes, Cravats, Collars, Hats and Caps, — 5 BOOTS AND SHOES, And in fart overything to be fonnd in a First, Class Clothing Establichment.” We. sell our. Goods at low fates, for cash, and sacisfaction is always guaranteed. aeeer 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., “Cor Commercial & Pine Streets. Nevada. July 7th ; * POLITIC ca Np hey COLLINS, is announced as acaney cidute for the office of Sheriff. subject to the decision of the Union County Convention. FOR RECORDER, CG ERRY MORGAN, of Moore’s Flat fs J ‘announced as-a_candidate before the Union County Convention for the Office of Kecorder ASSEMBLYMAN. Mr. Editor :—Understandini, 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 the people of the County whom he has ser so well, know thot he isa candidate, and desire you to so announce him, in the columns of the TRANSCRIPT, LOY4L VOTEKS. FOR TREASURER. P EB JEFFRIES is announced as a cane ditate tor the office of County Treasurer— Subject to the decision of the Union Convention. FOR "RECORDER. H, FERRE is announced ara candidate e for the office of County Kecorder— subject to the decision of the Unicn Convention. FOR RECORDER. R_% HicKMAN : announces himself asa e candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of tne Union Con. vention. FOR SHERIFF. HARLES KENT announces himself as a candidate for the office of Sheriffof Neva da county—aubject to the decisiop of the Union C.-pvention. 4 FOR SHERIFF. N W. KNOWLTON announces hime self asa candidate for re electi n to the offi « of Sheriff of Nevada county—<ubjcet to the deeision of the Uuion County Convention. Nevada, June 21st. FOR SHERIFF. SAAC WIL LIAMSON announces himeelf asa candidate for the office of Sheriff of this county—subdject to the decision of the Union ACouvention FOR TREASURER. J’ T. DAVENPORT, announces himeelf urer—aubject to the decision of the Union Con vention. ; : FOR RECORDER. I B. KNOWEES amounces himecifaaa de candidate for County Recorder—sgubject to the decision of the. Union Con -ention ; DISTRICT ATTORNEY. / B are autho-ized to announce the name of E£. W. ROSERTS, Kvq., as a candidate for th: offer of District Attorney—subjet to the decision of the Union County Conveutios. Ee H.iULING DONE! ORs fur hauling left at the store of Timmons & ‘Ce., corner of Main and Commercial streets, will be attended to immediately. Teams will bekept in readiness for large or smalljubs, Orders solicited my3 E. G. PURTYMAN. New. O:feans Fru:t Store! ! No. 66 Brod Street, Nevada. c MICHELE CICATO, Fruit and fectionery Store Dried and Green Fruits of all kinds. wholesale and re<; tail. . To “ “Nevada, March Baheat ON DR. F. HILLER, Someopathic Physician aud Surgeon Ona of Pine aad . Streets, aoe icc, yaa alk Dinexbes of long ) . 18683 the City ef Nevada do erdain as follows :—~ Sep. ist_ Jt is hereby ordered that a Road Tax of Four Dollars be levied upon every eble bodied male inhebitant between the ages of twentyene and fifty years residing within the corp rate lhmitsof the city of Nevada, and the Marshgl.is hereby a thorized to ¢@+ mand and collect thesame. , Passed July sth. 1843. a J. CLARK, President. James Monro, Clerk. UMMONS.—State of California, County of .) Nevada, Township of Eureka,.#s. Justices Court, before Ira stanley, J P. The People of the St te of California. to James Stevens. gon hereby summoned.to appear before the undersigned. Justice of the Peace. at his office in said Township, on Saturday the 17th day of » October, 1863) at . o’elock, P. M. to answer to the complaint of (C R Edwards who suds to recover the sum of twenty five 5-10) dollars al leged to be. due. onbook account for meats sold and dclivered as per copy of account now on file in my Offire.” On failur€so to appear and answer. judgment wiil be rendered against you for the said sum together with costs-of suit. e: Given under my hand: this 8th day ef July, . IRA STANLEY. Justice of the Peace. O. D. Babcock, Constable. 2% yolt is-ordered that the foresoing Summons be published in the NEVADA DAILy TRANSCRIPT for three months. IRASTANLEY, J P. ( \ONSTABLE’S 8S -— By. afta 4 execution to me delivered of the Peace for the County of Nevada, bearing aate July 6th, 1864. to satisfy a judgment ren-1863, in favor of Win. J. Alport. & Co. and aginst Wm Royce for the sum of $45 00and $10 % ests of suit. I have taken .im exeeutic n and will sell to the highest, bidder for cash, the following described property. heretofore attached 'o wit: All the right, title and interest of snid defendant in and.to that certain house and lot situated in the town of Red Dog. lvung and being he: ween Alport & “o’s butcher shop, and the house and lot owned by H. Stehr, to———~ . gether with all the rights and privileges of said defendant in and to said property. Notice is hereby Riven that I wil! expose to publie auction at Ked Dog, un. the first day of August, 1563, between the . ours-of-9.o’elock A M. and 5 o°clock. P.M of said day. Takén as the property of Wm Boyce to satinfy the above demands. Witness my hand this 7th day of July. A. D. 1aas3. MILT. COMBS, Constable. ° doesnt Caer SALE.— by virtue of an execution to. be delivered. issued from the Justice nah R. McGown “ae an actidg Jus@ Yeace i an! for Nevada county,— bearing date July 7th. 1863, to satixfy a judg ~ ment rendered by said Court on the 7th day ¢f July. 1863, in favor of N Dodge, and against Thos. Johnson. for the sum of $1 6 06 debt, and $20 70 costa of suit. I have taken in exeeution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the fullowing described property, heretofore attached. to wit: Ail the right, title and interest of Thos. Johnson of in and tu that certain set of mining claims, situated at Christmas Hill, near the town ot Littic York. end known as the Raile road Co’s. claims. together with flumes, hose, tvols. patent siuice. cabins quicksilver and ail appurtenances thereunto belunging or in an wise appertaining. Notice is hcreby given that I will sell the above described property at publie auction at Little York, on Thursday, July 30th, between the hours of 9 o’clock. A. M. and 2p Mm. Taken asthe property of Thos. Johnson ' MILT. COMBS, Constable. A. A. Sargent. ; Attorney and Counsellor at Law. OFS Kidd’s Puilding, corner of ~ Broad and Pine strects—Nevada. j23 NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( FFICE—In Kidd’ Building corner of: Broad and Pine street~, Nev<da. my4 CHARLES DUNN, Jr., Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( see Kidd's Builving, adjoining the office of Meonnell & Garber, corcer of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. Dee. 17—tf ° E. H. GAYLORD, DISTRICT ATIORNEY ‘ 11. practice n all the eowrts of Nevada, county. Offire at the Court House Nevada, Oet.18th, 1861. A. ©. NILES, ‘Attorney and Counsellor at Lew. Os &—in Kidd’s Buil’ing, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada, my? 4 Broud Street Market. No. 43 Broad street.... Nevada ee All_kiads of Meat constantly on han at the above well known mar"ie ket, and for sale ip quantities to iu part .f tw eily tree of charge. suit purchasers. Meats maelivered ping to quality of meat« purchased mh27-t£ et ae Prices aceorrAdifete the annum ofthe ton os . JUST RECELVED Les 300 BOXES?! 7 pers A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE, TOBACCO}! _A. R. JENKINS. Centtal Pacific BR. RB. Co. California. for the purpose of elect Directors to serve as Directors foa t fing year, will be held at the (fice of the Compoe fey Newb of Sacramento, on Tuesday, v Feurteenth, 1863, Pree JAM&KS BAILEY, See’y C P R.R.Co of California. the Central Pacific Railroad or of ine ensu_—<-. _ ANTED.—We are wg §7 per cord for Wipro ee ek Hevada, April 34—tf EN af te RDINANCE No. 72.—The Trustees of” dpred by sxid Court on the 6th dsy of July, ‘ALD. ° AMES COLLEY. ye Anneal meeting of the Stockholders of. TURS!I Ba Bince a; _. among t Union 1 al paper ministra for the ‘per, as t denounce ting th might. It's tl! took all begin tl not the 4 u Evip! -~4 lutions oe =f — then mi _ home an . ley whe © ries ove The thi with th of boots ~ gtreet, J in anoth Cra of the>] Tuesday are, reqt “ APPE. ning Bi Virginia tor. WHE’ ues. Ii . More ai . a@grease 4 i \ ont of . . down to : Lee has army at _ sent abe _ ed that > the She reinfore market, Morgs and that The Vicksba and the 1 * In Tr —igraph 8 ‘maraudi right dir wf the re that Stat gn to st ston! Dovus ‘are still. cessionis same ind Jo. John ‘the rear ‘trap. Ii the trap seta a fe ARBII teduced ‘ perhead: ‘trary arr Dewoer: ‘gives the “Grant vi ilege by verats of 1 tthe free itional w: _ wpeople— BULL ithe copp dignant . _mmen arre ism in th When 4nson an on venti fous in . jv yin Pac Aran be

A TUESDAY MORNING JULY 14th Tn Ny Tt Gen. Grant’s Recorp.—No man living has better record than Gen. Grant. He was in Mexico at the battles of Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma and Monterey, as second lieutenant, and entered the city of Mexico with Gen. Scott. He was a enptain of in-. fantry whee he resigned in 1854 and retired ‘from the army. ree When this rebellion broke out he immeConfederate States. indomitable courage-and-tenacity_of the man diately offered his services, and was made ..dolonel of -an Ilinois regiment of élunteers. In 1861 he was made Brigadier General. He took Fort Henry, snd soon after Fort Donalson, one of the strongest places in the On that occasion the were signally displayed. Nothing short of ‘an unconditional surrender would satisfy him, and the garrison had to yield to his demand, At Shiloh nothing but the personal bravery of Gen. Grant saved his army and turned a panic of our soldiers into a complete route of the rebels. Since the battle of Shiloh Grant has cap~ tured-Port Gibson, takeo asion of G rand _ Gulf, GipteetcRay inne adeEated the enemy ser Mississippi Springs, fought a battle at Jackaon and took the city, defeated Pemberton. aud drove him across the Big Black, and finally, after a forty arven days’ siege, compelled Vicksburg and 27,000 prisoners to surrender, mows Harper's Ferry. 9 Washiagton, July.8.~ All precautions have. been taken to secure the capture of“ Lee's army. which 1s thought to be only a question of tune. : New York, July 9.—Dispatches say that Gens. Grant and Meade have been promos ted—the former to be Major General, the latter to be Brigadier General in the regular army. . = ‘The Tribune's special, last night, says there was heavy skiranshing to-day from daylight ‘until 3 P. M. near Bounsboro, between Bulord’s and Kilpatrick's cavalry and the enemy’s cavalry and infantry. wew York, July 9:—The Time's corres. poudent, with Kilpstrick’s cavalry, writing from Soujh Mountain, confirms the capture ov the 4th of July, of all Ewell's wagon trains, which were four miles long, and were atrongly guarded by infantry and cavalry. Also captured 1,500 prisoners, and 2,000 horses and mul. Baltimore, 9th.—A ‘diapatch from Federick; received yesterday,siys our cavalry had asharp. fight with the rebels, six miles this side of “Hagerstown. Artillery firing was hyard this afternoon ii the direction of Has gerstown, probably an engagement with Stuart’s cavalry. ’ Our torcea at Boonsboro report the enemy’s pickets being thrown out near that point, enclosing within their lines the Antietam battle field, Shopardtown’s creysing. ‘Their muin force, however, is considerably wrat of this, and covers, three toads which meet at Willismsport. ‘Phe movements ef our army .on the front to-day are such as. will uncover fully the enewy’s position. Further information places our loss in kill-. ed and wounded, during the three days fight at Gettysburg at 5,000. The rebel loss in killed and wounded excveds ours by atleast Indianapolis, July 9—Morgan’s forces, said to number 6.000 or 8,000, crossed into Indiana and captured Corridon. Our forcea,, City and County Official Press JUBIL“ES.—The news of ‘the capture of Vicksburg and repu‘se of Lee in Pennsylvania, seems to have struck a joyful cord in the bosoms of loyxl men in all parts of the State. ‘The gloriowdshewa was received witty, manifestations of popular fivor-in almost) all the towns, from San Diego to Siskiyou. All but the Democracy were glad and made public demonstratiun of their gladness. But the Downey: Democrats had not a word of. congratulation for one another or the coun. . try on learning the glorious news. How could they rejoice when fifty per cent of their hopear went kiting with the news!’ They confidently counted upon a Federal repulse somewhere, giving them pirty capital, but Jeff. Davie failed them in luck, and up they weat, with all their imaginary huppi;noas. , We did think the State copperhead convention would indorae resolutions intenarly patriotic, just for effect, in view of recent victories, but, either the séceah out-and-oatore were too strong to allow it, or elae there -was not even a duped Union man in the con. vention to propose it. “T love the Union, but [love liberty more than that.”"—John B. Weller before the copperhead State conveniion. We believe the latter -part of that. John B. wae enly putting on aire at the State convention when he was daring Alcatraz He lovea liberty and-not confinement. He had _ noidea uf becoming a martyr, if he did talk like one, It waa the repttation without the inconveniences he waa after. It was only a make-believe, that’s all. It's the style of that sort of people. The President of that convention oace pulled epen bis shirt bosom when a vooden pipe bowl was pointed at him, and heroically said to the Irishman with his dhudeen: “let the d—d ecoundrel and assassin fire !"'—imitative of Tomuel Benton of Seaatorial fame, d'ye see 7 > Tue Way re Ta.K ir.—Lately the Vice President of the Confederacy asked an interview with President Lincoln in the name of Jeff. Davis. Lincola replied properly, refusing the proffered interview, whieh is as much to any to theleaders in this rebellion: “Ifyou have got sick of fighting, lay down * your arme and peace will come ; but we hold no compromise with traitois in arms. We want no consultation, nv offers based on cuncession, nothing to do with you that will re" Gognize directly or indireetly, your right to treat with a sovereign powers" “Submit -orbe whipped,” says the President, and all the people say, ‘‘amen, eo shall it be." [FrGov. Clemens, ot Nevada Territory, has removed Judye Ladd, Probate Jadge of Lander county for disloyalty, and appointed _ J. H, Ralston in hie place. / Too BaD.—The néws of the fall of Vicks burg -bfoke the back of the copperhead convention. The party, “like, a wounded avake, now drags its slow length along.” Suadown will soon come to the reptile, when are felling back. The rebels are supprsed tohave marched on New Albany and Jef. feraonville, -where there are larger quantities of supplies and stores, Troops are being organized throughout the State? and aent forward as rapidly as possible. Business is entirely auapended to-dav; citizens rare forming compenirs for selfdefense.— Oue regiment we raised since last night, Tt ia reported that two Citizens were killed in Corridon’ when the rebels entered the town. ae ' Cincinnati, 10th.—It is reported this morning that the rebel forces are operating on the river between here and Lotisville, with the intention of capturing passenger boats: 3 A Vicksburg correspondent says, among the officers \captured, were 1 Lieutenant General, 4 Major Generals, and between 15 and 20 Briyv.Generala. Boonsboro, Md., June 9th.—There are no active operationson our front to-day. Aftet the cavalry fight yesterday, the enemy drew in their forces towards Hagerstown, and formed a line on elevated ground, ’ from Funktown on the right to the line of the ris ver helow Winaport on the left, thus covering Shepardtown ctoasing. Scouts and re~ conoitering parties represent-Lee—intrenching hi« front, drawing ammunition from ‘his trainon the Virginia side, and making general preperstions for another battle. Washington, July 9—The operations of Gen. Dix comunind ac Whitehouse and on the Penineula are successful, having cut off directcommunication from Richmond and Gen. L-e's army, and detained large nnmbers of troopa in and «bout Richmond whielW’ — otherwise have goue to reinforce Boonsboro, Mi. July 9.—The enemy are throwing up rifle pits near Fair Place ‘They will probably there await an attack by our forces. A collision may occur any hour. ‘ Frederick, Mi 9th.—General_ Nagle with troupa from Foster's North Carolina command, has been assigned to the vommand of Harper's Ferry. A Washington apecial diapatch states that the flrat draft will be for 300,000 men, and will be made na soon as the enrollinent is completed.. The quotas for several tists have already been filled, New York, 9th.—The draft commences here on Monday. Itie computed that the quota of the city i 12,000; of Brooklyn 4.000. The draft commenced at Pittaburg on Wednesday. ; Chicago. 10th —A Wew Orleans correspondent of the N.Y. Tribune niakes the fullowing siatement a2 regards the capture of Brashear City by the rebels. From two men wha escaped aud found rebel sympathizers in the city. T learn a great contraband camp hear Brashear City was dashed on by sone furious Texans.— When in camp a few works previously there were some 6 000 old men, women and chil» dren, Of theae 2,000 or 3.000 had been re tneved before the attack Those who remained were aloughtered by the Texan cavay in the most shocking manner. ries of sucking babes, prayers of the aged and shrieks of mothers had no effect. . eng was terrible ~ ¥, Wth.—A special dispatch, dated Middletown. Md., lat nig’ t,. oe Butord deatroyed 200 wagona on Monday, and Dahlgren t00<pounder. On the s me day, 70 more wagons were des rmyed Between 200 and 300 wagons wer® destroyed on Saturday and Sunday. Fully one third of the destroyed. On Satiiriay the enemy press ed our cavalry back on ho on Sunday they threwsome sheile into the lace. Buford then dismounted, bis horses Salaam eabageted, aud fought the rebtranapertation of the rbelarmy has been. els two hours, driving them back to Antie» tam Creek. Our sé¢nuts have Gaptured letters which confirm the statement that the rebel army is trying to shove a portion of their aftny and Weunded sccross the river. A letter dated July 6th, to' the Tr:bune, bas the following particulars of the fight near On Wednesday a part of Stuart's forces, supported by infantry, took position in the woods south of town. After a determined resistance, the arrival of Gen. Buford towards night Yesulted in a gallant charge of the Sth Michigan. which distinguished itself particularly*upon the ground vccupied by the rebel infantry, driving them from, the woods. Our forces soeapiet the ground. first chesen by the rébels. We lost from 50 to 100 killed: the enémy lost about equally, with the addition of 50 prisuners. Geu. Kilpatrick charged . the enemy in their position and drové them at least three miles. New York, July 10th.—A special dispatch from Washington says the tiews: from the Upper Potomac is more encouraging. It is almost certain that Lee will be brought to battle this side of the river, under great dis advantiges. It has been wacertained that-he has only managed to cross. bis Wounded and part of hie Pennaylvanis epoils, having so far ag 18 known no bridge, but a lerge numberof boats: The two armies, at last accounte, Were not more than 10> miles apart—Gen. Lee’s stretching from Hagerstown to W I< iamsport, and General Meade’s being upon the march from Boonsburo on the round tos ward him. Our telegraph is already four miles beyond Boonsboro, our advance being at tha€ point. Shippensburg, Pa.6.—The armies of Gens. Meade and Couch are rapidly concentrating in front of the Army of Virginia. The hendquarters of Gen. Couch are here to-night. News to-day from Wanesboro, showa that a . portion of Lee’s army is only 3 miles from the turces of Gen. Smith. The enemy’s casairy pxid a flying visit to Greeeastie, proba. bly for the purpose of watching our moves ents and gathering supplies. Lee's head« quarters are still believed to te at Hagers= town ee ; ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street. Nevada, HASEY. & MAYBERRY Proprietors. Wm Steely Virginia Ben Bile San Francis C 8 Kimball do. Thomas. —doJohn “teel do C Mozier Grass Valley JB Kinnie do M Quick do J R Bradford do Robt Cutler Reese Kiv Lewis Cliricy do GeoC Mitehell South F Heury Duncan New Y E P Jefiries Moores 3 M Duncan Sacrament John‘ aldwell do John Peynoids do Col Ranson do Mrs Walden do Geo W Woods ear Co M Frederick San Vian Sim Ewing RP Lae do J Sycrage Nevada Li Rosenbeag do JR Collins do G Rosenberg do HH Prowse do KC Fogg do TJ Mune do M Deanurs do JC Lanells Nevada Joseph Smith do JQA Bowley lowa 4 Geo Silver do NJ Bowle do M Antone go W P Morris Eureka S Frank Silver io. WA Sigourney Zinc H r do JH Dawley do John Silver do ; July 12,'1863 geo Wood Virginia 8 Mahoney Selby Flat B L Clareassy d» — J N Jacobs Quay t H L Olaressy do 8 38 funk Coi Hill W Bomeventure do BJ--nes Cherokee Mrs Ford ' do. FD Dean Cemen Hill J Ui Tilton do M 38 Corbitt Vownievil Gorham Blake Forest Joseph H Marvin Kost —— Vothoz Hum Jares Holmes Alpha AS Larrill San Fran’ = =W © Medberry San Juan J K Satterly do —B Willlinms do Dr King , . do M A Graham Blue Tent K McCarthy Eureka J H Young Eureka Jas Cellins Cherokee FC Tiltow Bear river W H Sears San Juan W H Mayon & w Timb JL Crasett Timbuctoo Mrs Ss W Mayou do John Patten do RB Nichole Buckeye R L A Sackett Snow ‘Tent John Dow! Gola till J Met lintick Knights . Chaa Goodwin San F . Wm Bettse Grass Val T B Townsend Nevada EK N Denton do «> Jas-Dunkine do J Venold Mt Ophir & Sommer. Chalk Bluff NEW sTVRE. NEW GOODS. W. UL, SHAEFFER, Would inform the citizent.of Nevada and the surround'ny country that he hs removed his ssock of BOOTS & SKOES, To Kidd's Building, on Pine Street, Te has just received a large end splendid lot of Bootes and Shoes, from San Francisco, wuich he will. sell at very low rates. He invites the attention of everybody to call and examine his stock.Repairing promptly and neatly done. W. L. SHAFFER, Pine Street. Nevada, July i4th—tf = HBRIF#'S SAse — Oy Virtue. av ‘a* \) ecution to me deilvered, jssued out of the Hon. Divtrict Court of the 4th Jndicial Listrict. in and for the county of Nevada. ~tate of California, bearing date in. 6th, 1563, in favor a of J Orville anne a ainst Geo w. Meier? for the aum of Eleven Hiuudred and Kighty-five 4100 Do'lere, debt, with interest on tie sal sum of $1,155 04 from the 13th day of June 1863. a the rate of ten cent ed anpum, together with all costs of aun. 1 ve levied ren all the right, titl and interest of defendant in avd to the followin described property to wit: That certain or par cel of mining claims situated on ~an Juan Hill, bape rt Township, Nevada county, and ‘known as claims of the Golden Gate Mining Co. bounded on the west by claine of ‘he Kureka Co. south ny claims of Bowe & Co. together with tunnels, sluicea, rights of way. hydr ulica and all arpurtenances thereunto belonging, Also thatc itain i , known asthe Green stan Denbes Ninian fan song & Ready whaship, Keepire Mix Vistric’. Nevadac >. —Ialand te: Also, the Rh X—copner—lve it about one mile in a souther' aaiaa’ tome

said Green together w'th alldins, angles -and varia‘ions to.the above »s belonging Notice is h ven that expose ublic sale al! ie’ Sites doncribrd pen rty to he highest bidder for cash, in front of the ‘ ‘ourt lash, between the Dears of Sete ate. & °e eo Pen ES epee ion ‘NW KNOWLTON Stem” Searls & Niles, Pif's Att’ys. Sp a strong . ' <r a a RRS mone Sei ree oe sr Cn er es SPECIAL NOTICE. $7 8. HAAS & CO. havé just received at thelr Fashionable Store, on Commercial Street, Corner of Pine, a most magnificet stock of P Gents’ Clothing and Furnishimg Goeds,. Which they invite the people of, Nevada and the surrounding towns tocalland examine. Among the articles may be found a es ee Coats, ali kinds and sizes, _ Westsof all styles and qualities, Pants, ai immense stock, Pits Shirts, Under Clothes, Cravats, Collars, Hats and Caps, — 5 BOOTS AND SHOES, And in fart overything to be fonnd in a First, Class Clothing Establichment.” We. sell our. Goods at low fates, for cash, and sacisfaction is always guaranteed. aeeer 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., “Cor Commercial & Pine Streets. Nevada. July 7th ; * POLITIC ca Np hey COLLINS, is announced as acaney cidute for the office of Sheriff. subject to the decision of the Union County Convention. FOR RECORDER, CG ERRY MORGAN, of Moore’s Flat fs J ‘announced as-a_candidate before the Union County Convention for the Office of Kecorder ASSEMBLYMAN. Mr. Editor :—Understandini, 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 the people of the County whom he has ser so well, know thot he isa candidate, and desire you to so announce him, in the columns of the TRANSCRIPT, LOY4L VOTEKS. FOR TREASURER. P EB JEFFRIES is announced as a cane ditate tor the office of County Treasurer— Subject to the decision of the Union Convention. FOR "RECORDER. H, FERRE is announced ara candidate e for the office of County Kecorder— subject to the decision of the Unicn Convention. FOR RECORDER. R_% HicKMAN : announces himself asa e candidate for the office of County Recorder, subject to the decision of tne Union Con. vention. FOR SHERIFF. HARLES KENT announces himself as a candidate for the office of Sheriffof Neva da county—aubject to the decisiop of the Union C.-pvention. 4 FOR SHERIFF. N W. KNOWLTON announces hime self asa candidate for re electi n to the offi « of Sheriff of Nevada county—<ubjcet to the deeision of the Uuion County Convention. Nevada, June 21st. FOR SHERIFF. SAAC WIL LIAMSON announces himeelf asa candidate for the office of Sheriff of this county—subdject to the decision of the Union ACouvention FOR TREASURER.. J’ T. DAVENPORT, announces himeelf urer—aubject to the decision of the Union Con vention. ; : FOR RECORDER. I B. KNOWEES amounces himecifaaa de candidate for County Recorder—sgubject to the decision of the. Union Con -ention ; DISTRICT ATTORNEY. / B are autho-ized to announce the name of E£. W. ROSERTS, Kvq., as a candidate for th: offer of District Attorney—subjet to the decision of the Union County Conveutios. Ee H.iULING DONE! ORs fur hauling left at the store of Timmons & ‘Ce., corner of Main and Commercial streets, will be attended to immediately. Teams will bekept in readiness for large or smalljubs, Orders solicited my3 E. G. PURTYMAN. New. O:feans Fru:t Store! ! No. 66 Brod Street, Nevada. c MICHELE CICATO, Fruit and fectionery Store Dried and Green Fruits of all kinds. wholesale and re<; tail. . To “ “Nevada, March Baheat ON DR. F. HILLER, Someopathic Physician aud Surgeon Ona of Pine aad . Streets, aoe icc, yaa alk Dinexbes of long ) . 18683 the City ef Nevada do erdain as follows :—~ Sep. ist_ Jt is hereby ordered that a Road Tax of Four Dollars be levied upon every eble bodied male inhebitant between the ages of twentyene and fifty years residing within the corp rate lhmitsof the city of Nevada, and the Marshgl.is hereby a thorized to ¢@+ mand and collect thesame. , Passed July sth. 1843. a J. CLARK, President. James Monro, Clerk. UMMONS.—State of California, County of .) Nevada, Township of Eureka,.#s. Justices Court, before Ira stanley, J P. The People of the St te of California. to James Stevens. gon hereby summoned.to appear before the undersigned. Justice of the Peace. at his office in said Township, on Saturday the 17th day of » October, 1863) at . o’elock, P. M. to answer to the complaint of (C R Edwards who suds to recover the sum of twenty five 5-10) dollars al leged to be. due. onbook account for meats sold and dclivered as per copy of account now on file in my Offire.” On failur€so to appear and answer. judgment wiil be rendered against you for the said sum together with costs-of suit. e: Given under my hand: this 8th day ef July, . IRA STANLEY. Justice of the Peace. O. D. Babcock, Constable. 2% yolt is-ordered that the foresoing Summons be published in the NEVADA DAILy TRANSCRIPT for three months. IRASTANLEY, J P. ( \ONSTABLE’S 8S -— By. afta 4 execution to me delivered of the Peace for the County of Nevada, bearing aate July 6th, 1864. to satisfy a judgment ren-1863, in favor of Win. J. Alport. & Co. and aginst Wm Royce for the sum of $45 00and $10 % ests of suit. I have taken .im exeeutic n and will sell to the highest, bidder for cash, the following described property. heretofore attached 'o wit: All the right, title and interest of snid defendant in and.to that certain house and lot situated in the town of Red Dog. lvung and being he: ween Alport & “o’s butcher shop, and the house and lot owned by H. Stehr, to———~ . gether with all the rights and privileges of said defendant in and to said property. Notice is hereby Riven that I wil! expose to publie auction at Ked Dog, un. the first day of August, 1563, between the . ours-of-9.o’elock A M. and 5 o°clock. P.M of said day. Takén as the property of Wm Boyce to satinfy the above demands. Witness my hand this 7th day of July. A. D. 1aas3. MILT. COMBS, Constable. ° doesnt Caer SALE.— by virtue of an execution to. be delivered. issued from the Justice nah R. McGown “ae an actidg Jus@ Yeace i an! for Nevada county,— bearing date July 7th. 1863, to satixfy a judg ~ ment rendered by said Court on the 7th day ¢f July. 1863, in favor of N Dodge, and against Thos. Johnson. for the sum of $1 6 06 debt, and $20 70 costa of suit. I have taken in exeeution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the fullowing described property, heretofore attached. to wit: Ail the right, title and interest of Thos. Johnson of in and tu that certain set of mining claims, situated at Christmas Hill, near the town ot Littic York. end known as the Raile road Co’s. claims. together with flumes, hose, tvols. patent siuice. cabins quicksilver and ail appurtenances thereunto belunging or in an wise appertaining. Notice is hcreby given that I will sell the above described property at publie auction at Little York, on Thursday, July 30th, between the hours of 9 o’clock. A. M. and 2p Mm. Taken asthe property of Thos. Johnson ' MILT. COMBS, Constable. A. A. Sargent. ; Attorney and Counsellor at Law. OFS Kidd’s Puilding, corner of ~ Broad and Pine strects—Nevada. j23 NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( FFICE—In Kidd’ Building corner of: Broad and Pine street~, Nev<da. my4 CHARLES DUNN, Jr., Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( see Kidd's Builving, adjoining the office of Meonnell & Garber, corcer of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. Dee. 17—tf ° E. H. GAYLORD, DISTRICT ATIORNEY ‘ 11. practice n all the eowrts of Nevada, county. Offire at the Court House Nevada, Oet.18th, 1861. A. ©. NILES, ‘Attorney and Counsellor at Lew. Os &—in Kidd’s Buil’ing, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada, my? 4 Broud Street Market. No. 43 Broad street........ Nevada ee All_kiads of Meat constantly on han at the above well known mar"ie ket, and for sale ip quantities to iu part .f tw eily tree of charge. suit purchasers. Meats maelivered ping to quality of meat« purchased mh27-t£ et ae Prices aceorrAdifete the annum ofthe ton os . JUST RECELVED Les 300 BOXES?! 7 pers A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE, TOBACCO}! _A. R. JENKINS. Centtal Pacific BR. RB. Co. California. for the purpose of elect Directors to serve as Directors foa t fing year, will be held at the (fice of the Compoe fey Newb of Sacramento, on Tuesday, v Feurteenth, 1863, Pree JAM&KS BAILEY, See’y C P R.R.Co of California. the Central Pacific Railroad or of ine ensu_—<-. _ ANTED.—We are wg §7 per cord for Wipro ee ek Hevada, April 34—tf EN af te RDINANCE No. 72.—The Trustees of” dpred by sxid Court on the 6th dsy of July, ‘ALD. ° AMES COLLEY. ye Anneal meeting of the Stockholders of. TURS!I Ba Bince a; _. among t Union 1 al paper ministra for the ‘per, as t denounce ting th might. It's tl! took all begin tl not the 4 u Evip! -~4 lutions oe =f — then mi _ home an . ley whe © ries ove The thi with th of boots ~ gtreet, J in anoth Cra of the>] Tuesday are, reqt “ APPE. ning Bi Virginia tor. WHE’ ues. Ii . More ai . a@grease 4 i \ ont of . . down to : Lee has army at _ sent abe _ ed that > the She reinfore market, Morgs and that The Vicksba and the 1 * In Tr —igraph 8 ‘maraudi right dir wf the re that Stat gn to st ston! Dovus ‘are still. cessionis same ind Jo. John ‘the rear ‘trap. Ii the trap seta a fe ARBII teduced ‘ perhead: ‘trary arr Dewoer: ‘gives the “Grant vi ilege by verats of 1 tthe free itional w: _ wpeople— BULL ithe copp dignant . _mmen arre ism in th When 4nson an on venti fous in . jv yin Pac Aran be