July 21, 1863 (4 pages)

7 Beada Baily Branseriyt. TUESDAY MORNING SULLY Bist ‘Tue’ CorrerneaD Nominees.—In putting Bigler, Weller and Downey on their State Ticket, the copperheads fondly ima» gined they had done a big thing. They supposed they had'taken representative men ot . the party, and so they have. . sents &-very considerable. share of the State debt, Weller another large share, and Downey the remainder’ It is true that a small debt was created by the Democratic administration preceding Bigler’s, but Bigler. as a member of Legislature, took a hand in the Democratic management of affairs, and is readonably reaponsible to sume extent.— . At any, rate the entire debt is of Democratic origit. $Thewdministration of J. Neely Johnson more than kepteven and so has Gov. Stanford’s. During the Administration of _ Johnson, notwithstanding the bad management in the Treasury department, the expenses of the Government were paid, according to the statements of the Controller, aud it wae during Juhoson’s term of office that the reforms wees instituted by which the expenses of tne State Government were lessened and money accumulated in the trea» sury. A Legislature not Democratic placed the State ona cash basis, where it was when Weller became Governor. But whea Downey went out of office there was not a dollar to pay the expenses of the Government, and tle State was about five hundred thousand dollars deeper in debt. Democratic financiera in the Legisiature—(Downey had no more-idea-of State finances than a clam)— did not care to see that the extraordinary appropriations they were making properly called for an increase of taxation, or if they did see it, had not the common honesty to take the responsibility of their acts before the people. So long as the masses saw they were not taxed’ more heavily than usual they took it for granted that afffirs were not very badly condacted. Downey thus sherked the odium of his extravagent expenditures. Before going out of office, and ‘but just before, his State Controller and * Treasurer called upon the county treasur. , ers to pay in what money they had on hand belonging to tne State, and it was paid ia and swallowed up instantly, leaving _ the incoming administration of Stavford nothing with whieh to keep the wheels of » government going. Indeed, the outgoing _ Democrats made such thorough work uf cleaning out the treasury that the money necegsary to pay the interest.on. the State debt, and which was sacredly set apart for “the purpose, was taken to pay the salarics of the outgoing officers, It was a clean sweep, and worse, because the interest funde were robbed ahead. Such was the state of affaires when Gov. Stanford was inwugurated, The reports of the prasent State officers show that during the first year of the present State administration, something more than sixty thousand dol. lara of receipts in excess of appropriations wor saved. The Administration hua. lived within ite. means, which is more than its If these. old Democrats could come to power again, we might expect a reenactment Of the old and invariable rule. The debt, of the State would be increased — Bigler is on that tack, Weller cannot do otherwise not being morally responsible for anything, and Downey haa shown himecif number one in the debt creating business. But neither of these old public functionaries has the glimmer of a chance of com: ing to power agein.’ Bigler is ‘staler than the lager he punished in the days of of Democratic triumphs, Weller is deader than the Irishman he saw smiling on a Mexican field of battle, and Downey is worthless as one of hie ten per cent. per hotes from his greaser neigh. EW" The San Francisco Jowreal complains that eome persons are trying to injure its cirGuiition. Truly. there ie no peace for the * Por Loaic.—it was the boast of the die. Now they resist the draft and seem to Want their Democratic friends in the army %@ have no further assistance. A Faencn Unitarian ris in San ‘and will preach before lung at e = Bigler repre-{" meee A New Excuse.—The Spirit of the a uew excuse to palliate the conduct of the murderous and pillaging rioters in New York. ‘They have trumped up the charge that the officers employed for conscription, were in« fluenced by bribety to allow the rich to escape. and enrolonly those who had not the money whatever, of a public or private nature, giving any color to such a report. It is made out of wholé cloth beyond doubt. The conduct of the rioters in sacking private houses, pillaging and murdering in the street, shows they were not men smarting under a sense of wrong, but that they were naturally. scoundrels, thieves, Fernando Wood men, copperheads, secessionists, and to cap the climax, Democrats. CuNFEDERATE Scair.—A short time be‘ Hudsoti confederate notes were worth but four cents on a dollar,in Nassau. Ninety-six percent is a pretty heavy discount. The fall of those two places has increased the price of our greenbacks about fifteen per cent. Ituught to have a corresponding ill effect upon confederate currency, and we may safely calculate, therefore, that eleven cents are paid at Nassau at the present time to induce a British subject to take a dollar of confederate currency ! : ; PRewrice’s ADVIcE.—If anybody is diss satisfied with Federal money, let him go South and get Confederate money. If any body 1s dissatisfied with United States tax~ es, let him go South and psy Southern tax es. Ifanybody is dissatisfied with the United States enrollment, let him go South and enjoy the benefits of the Southern conscription. , . i stating that the Atlantic Submarine Telegraph will be commenced at onee. Over $2,500,000—the amount required—bag been Fi subscribed in England and America. a ‘Im the State of Durango, Mexico, corn is scattered brordcvast on hill and valley, and does well without any cultivation, not even plowing the ground. Tue Union men of Sacramento have solice ited Thompson Campbell, Esq., to open the campaign in their city. with a political and patriotic speech, and he has consented to do so. ed Gen. TERRY.—It is understood that Gen. Terry, C. 8. A., was at Port Hudson at the’ time of the capture of that place. If paroled he will probably return to this State. We have not heard that he will take bie old place on the “Democratic” State Central commitCo.Lins House .—The Virginia City papers are blowing greatly about a new hotel called the Colhns House, aiter John A, Col. Hins the proprietor, who was formerly a res. ident of Grass Valley. The house is said to be a superior article in every respect. Tae Reese River Reveille says new and rich ledges are being found in that region evoryday. An assay office has been opened at Austin to meet the great demand of the prospectors. oe -Tat Quincy Union says that the report of & cannon fired at Indian Valley, in honor of the Union victories, waedistinctly heard at Quincy, & distance of 15 miles. The cannon figally burst, but without hurting any one. . _eo ' Ne Eastern News.—The wires are not in order and no Eastera news is reARTEMUS WARD believes “if the Copper heads woul! behave themselves, and not drink too much whisky. they would be as good Union men ar the rebels. Just about. Who WoOrLp RxsIST CoNscRIPTION !— Some of our copperhead cntemporaries pree tend to deprecate the riots in the East. Their teachings ere such as to produce the same showevcr incendiary, 12 of more consequence with them than the preservation of order. that great pictorial, the Ilustrated London News, and reovives a snlnry of 96,0008 year. Mining Suciety will hold its fifth auntal Fair at Quincy, on the 14th, 15th and 16th of Ges tober next. ta” A Butler Club bs been formed in Wil. mington, Deleware, to support the nominas deney in 1864. fore the surrender of Vicksburg and Port . : ATLANTIC SUBMAKINE ‘TELEGRAPH.— . ! The Toronto Leader says it has authority for . P state of thinge here. Freedom of speech, . seth. at ee ao ° W. J. Svewanr is the present editor of _ SeTr.—When Falstaff waddled the hill out of the reach of the valorous ‘eins, 28 soon as he was refreshed by a eup sack, and got his wind, he fell to cursing cowards. -The paldins of “Democracy” like the oily knight. As soon as their hands ate taken out of the nation's pockets, they eommence préaching about ; as’ they completed the fiftieth violation of Constitution, they grew un« iostrument; and as soon as they brought on a wer, and had skulked ow of it, they say like Falstaff, “There is nothing but roguery to be fuund in villainous man: yeta coward is worse than a cup of sack with lime in it; 8 villainous coward. Go thy ways old Jack ; die whén-thow-wilt, if manhood geod manhood, be not furgot upon the face of the earth, then am I a herring. There is no virtue extart. in England, and one of them is fat and grows lod .?-—S. F. Republic. _— oar A Frencu ProPurcy.—Rene Lefebvre a French author ofa reeent work o@ the fu» ‘ture of the United States, makes this prophecy; “When her territory [the United 200,000,000 freemen will occupy it, with a system of Government-which will, with irresistible force, draw all the world te follow herexample.” In other words, M. Letebvre thinks that Liberty and Union will triumph over slavery and all European antagonism, and we think so too. Doing this, we shall inevitably draw Europe after-us, which will of course be unpleasant to crowned Emperore and petty tyrants. —————— ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Neveda. HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors. ah July 16, 1863. . F Drummond Virginia G C Powers Lake city C Boyd Oo 8 D Leavitt Grass Val J Miller do D Fitsimons “do SSM do Geo Shaw do N Doncks do Lewis Prowell do JC Burdock do JK Byrne&w do W MeNeil do P H Dowd Blue Tent W Faunce do JM Read do EE Ricew&ec do Jos Caldwell Snow T Mrs Middleton do 4 L Sackett do eter Ternan San Fran Asa Manney Rock Cr vLCragus do A Smith do w Kdwweree Henness P E do J FGi Silver F F B Childs Dutch Flat J L&olton Esmeralda John Dunaiag do E Gill Petaiuma 8 D-Lock do WH Demise Gold-H A G Bucklin San Juan’ James Frazer Mud Ck A B Lindsey 8 8 Clough Agent M W GW McHardy do —I ye Nevada A Lass do DL Calkins do JM ‘travers er H OJ Wolfe do SPeiwteegr, DRE = Movounell ement & GW Reynolds do ponage # Kenbqn o Jaly 17, 1863, J Brown Virginia city Dr Patterson Placer co M Dornley do HS Whod Sdow Tent WwW do. DS Hough Rock creek C H Baker do A M Dsch Bear River Fransis Elerin. do Geo Smith do W K Post do ‘KR Wilson de & H Woodward San F HC Smith Silver city A W Gould do .J A Cadwalader Sacra M Castle do JL Baldwin Kmpire o F B Solomon do A Staples Gold Hill owas a co 3 do PO Frick se do F an hag do J C Bear do METROPOLITAN THEATRE, tee Per Four Nights only, commencing on Wednesday Evening, July 22d, PEARSON’S Grand Histeric Mirror of the WAR !! The only complete artistic Work of the kiad in —being flag all the prinsy of the great * Bombardmente, “Naval Engagements, Marches, Bieges, Reviews, Camp Life, also aud evelusions, the Shole forming s lieren ashington Gold, Silver and lly » A. or sinking a shaft 20 There live. not three-goodmen . States] shall hecome as populous as France, tons, Towns and Cite, bat also lalowing wer dozen continue the busitiesd at the same place and off A Tae Bic Race For 2,000 Doiiars !— The long talked of match between thove two celebrated horses “Honest Ance,” the property of Mr. Robert Watt, of Grass Valley, and the celebrated mare, “ Whiteliall Maid,” he property of George F. Jacobs, of Qua. ker Hill, has come to a close for $1,000 a side, at mile heate, 3 best in 5, to harness to rule. : ‘ oa _ Little is ventured in saying this is going to be one of the most honorable of races, as each of the owners of the horses backs bis vpinion with his money, and a close and well contested race may be expected, as the “‘Whitehall Maid” is fleet of foot, and-beth . parties are confident of winning. In spdrtsThere are $4,000 already put up. D., Dennison nawes Jacob’s brown ware, “Whitehall Maid.” de eae Rober¢®Watt names sorrel gelding, “ Honest Ance.”Remember this is the Great ““Ance” that trotted against the Queen of Trotters, ‘Flo« ra Temple,” at Kalamazoo, Michigan, when she trotted in 2,199,fand “‘Ance” saved his distance, " —— Sa SPECIAL. NOTICE. Jacob Rosenthal, : AS removed to his old stand No.'54 Broad Street. where he has just received a SPLENDID sTOCK OF THE LATEST STYLES OF Silks, Calicos, Delaines, Oil Cloths, Carpets, Hosiery, &ec. &c. Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vicinity at the yery Lowest ‘Prices! . Ladies will find it t and satisfy themselves This is no Humbug: I will sell Goods lower than ever betheir advantage to cal). fore offered in this city. Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deceived by an Advertisement where they offer Calicos at 12 1-2 cents and other old trash at low prices, fou will only call at my store No. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA,You will get good Goods at reasonable prices ; and no Humbug. ‘ JACOB ROSENTHAL. Nevada, July 19th. NEW STORE.NEWCOODS. OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. N@. 51 Broad Street. . yyreas removed to San Francisco as : some of cur neighbors have reported. but are in a new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Best Stock of Geods ” ever brought to this city. As we are determined not to be undersold we offer our goods at the following low prices: Caficoes, 124 cents per yard. French Calicoes, extra quality, 25 ‘cents per yard. ' Bleached Muslin, such as Lansdale and White Rock, 25 cents per yard. : Steckings 124 cents a pair or $1 per dozen. Handkerchiefs 124 cents each, or $1 per periion., ; We can sell most of our at a low ice jace So seitseork oper th TOS . ome ee Ga Se rh) i 7 . . Mi moves at 8 0” Ale al be R. @ BATCHELDER, 7 eamieaeen imei A. P. CHURCH, OTIC& is hereby given that sealed als will be received by the Trasteen of the Ey Having purchased the entire interest am * J. W, ATHERTON, Secretary. orT.H. & L. J, Rolfe, in the wney House. July i8th—td BROAD STREET BOOKSTORE, Dissolution. : ou respectfully invite public attentio =e 7 heretofore eties bete his ook am pipe os ween rare. under firm ve stock of Gold Pens, and name of kx & Hugh thie day . Stationery. Bi Books. Cutlery, holding the late firm will pre} dealer. I shall 8 be pleased to see any who sent’ the eame to either for payment. ane. may favor me with ‘or that may en cusenaen $0 te late firm will please wis pa and My motto J . BLACK. . ) Quick Sales atid Small Profits! GEORGE M. HUG Nevad July 13th, 186%, MBS: . As Tintend tc be A Sxtire in Nevada, I will am : 1 ane cg 30” Give me a call.Ceraer of Broad and Pine Streets. A. P. CHURCH. man’s phrase, “‘may the best horse win.” . THIS IS ONLY TO HUMBUG you . . Clothing! Glothing! Au the balance of our stock in proSPECIAL NOTICE. <7 8S. HAAS & CO. have just received at —e The! their Fashionable Store, on Commercial TUNst Street, Cormer of Pime, a most magnifi—— cent stock of THat Gents’ Clothing and Eurnish. item.in « , yo iiy eee > named . ing Goods, . per mies Which they invite the people of Nevada and the hand. d surrounding towns tocallandexamine. Among . lowing a the articles may be found — was shet Coats, all kinds and sizes, he was ts shooting. : . Vests of ali styles and qualities, Bskillin ot Pants, an immense stock, 7 we could Shirts, Under Clothes, . th Cravats, Collars, . “4 not ’ i ithat busi Hats. and Caps,. oediately See “marksma ; v \ And in fact overything to be fonnd in a First : ie not. Class Clothing Establishment. _ We eell our “Bhot gun Goods at low rates, for cash, and savisfaction is _ The latt always guaranteed. “his adver We would particularly invite the attention of . Reagan y the Ladies to our large stock of Jived till Saratoga Trunks, “Quaker } : om : came o see hi Which we have just received from New York. the:deed » Sinee'y S. HAAS & co, , @n an ent ‘ which m Cor. Commercial & Pine Streets. stated th: L TER. Keeper a Nevada. July 7th. ; threatene rected Ade Mmands. w _ drew a dk THE BIG RACE! = fw" } pistol. 4 he latte, _ the fact t! The best race of the season will come off. over q —_ & he * 4 . CLENBROOK COURSE, > Tue 8 ON Saturday, August 8th, 1863. BETWEEN Bs Jacobs’ Mare and Watt's “Honest Ance,”? — FOR— Two Thousand Dollars! Admittance to the Track; One Dollar. _, BRANNAN & DENISON, < Proprietors. Nevada, July 15th>\_ AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES — BANNER, Ofthe Clothing Store at the Corner of , Broad & Pine Streets. AS now determined to Dispese of his ¢. Entire New Stock of 4 H Spring and Summer Clothing, yu Furnishing Goods, : Boots and Shees, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, we da not “We have 4 cramen ; purpos Boys’ Clothing, ‘ _: ie . DELEGA Ata t reduction i » On untof. éunt making séom fora large. _ te ( a STOCK OF FALL Goobs, fd D. R. For which I have already made arrangements. os pea Persons in want of any of the above named ar : I ticles will find it to their advantage to call and a ry examine for themselves, as great inducements — jehardson are offered both in low prices and the best quali% zs goods, All goods warranted as represene ed. P. BANNER, & Corner of Broad ond Pine streets. > Pow.’ Mevada, July 17th. 4 ra tha! New Orleans Fruit Store: !: ~~ now. bi 0. 66 Broad Street, Nevada. : will be MICHELE CICATO, Fruit and = and sa Conf Store. Dried and Green e ge — all mr auoad —Sa see reRIVER . . Tobacco, Cigars, ete. Nevada, March 2 28th—tf ‘ , edatS FOR SALE CHEAP. cage town, offers the fine “teeleires Ge also ca ee ee ee . a a HORSES anda WAGON. Apply : at the TRANSCRIPT ‘ ‘ may 10 On the premises. —

7 Beada Baily Branseriyt. TUESDAY MORNING SULLY Bist ‘Tue’ CorrerneaD Nominees.—In putting Bigler, Weller and Downey on their State Ticket, the copperheads fondly ima» gined they had done a big thing. They supposed they had'taken representative men ot . the party, and so they have. . sents &-very considerable. share of the State debt, Weller another large share, and Downey the remainder’ It is true that a small debt was created by the Democratic administration preceding Bigler’s, but Bigler. as a member of Legislature, took a hand in the Democratic management of affairs, and is readonably reaponsible to sume extent.— . At any, rate the entire debt is of Democratic origit. $Thewdministration of J. Neely Johnson more than kepteven and so has Gov. Stanford’s. During the Administration of _ Johnson, notwithstanding the bad management in the Treasury department, the expenses of the Government were paid, according to the statements of the Controller, aud it wae during Juhoson’s term of office that the reforms wees instituted by which the expenses of tne State Government were lessened and money accumulated in the trea» sury. A Legislature not Democratic placed the State ona cash basis, where it was when Weller became Governor. But whea Downey went out of office there was not a dollar to pay the expenses of the Government, and tle State was about five hundred thousand dollars deeper in debt. Democratic financiera in the Legisiature—(Downey had no more-idea-of State finances than a clam)— did not care to see that the extraordinary appropriations they were making properly called for an increase of taxation, or if they did see it, had not the common honesty to take the responsibility of their acts before the people. So long as the masses saw they were not taxed’ more heavily than usual they took it for granted that afffirs were not very badly condacted. Downey thus sherked the odium of his extravagent expenditures. Before going out of office, and ‘but just before, his State Controller and * Treasurer called upon the county treasur. , ers to pay in what money they had on hand belonging to tne State, and it was paid ia and swallowed up instantly, leaving _ the incoming administration of Stavford nothing with whieh to keep the wheels of » government going. Indeed, the outgoing _ Democrats made such thorough work uf cleaning out the treasury that the money necegsary to pay the interest.on. the State debt, and which was sacredly set apart for “the purpose, was taken to pay the salarics of the outgoing officers, It was a clean sweep, and worse, because the interest funde were robbed ahead. Such was the state of affaires when Gov. Stanford was inwugurated, The reports of the prasent State officers show that during the first year of the present State administration, something more than sixty thousand dol. lara of receipts in excess of appropriations wor saved. The Administration hua. lived within ite. means, which is more than its If these. old Democrats could come to power again, we might expect a reenactment Of the old and invariable rule. The debt, of the State would be increased — Bigler is on that tack, Weller cannot do otherwise not being morally responsible for anything, and Downey haa shown himecif number one in the debt creating business. But neither of these old public functionaries has the glimmer of a chance of com: ing to power agein.’ Bigler is ‘staler than the lager he punished in the days of of Democratic triumphs, Weller is deader than the Irishman he saw smiling on a Mexican field of battle, and Downey is worthless as one of hie ten per cent. per hotes from his greaser neigh. EW" The San Francisco Jowreal complains that eome persons are trying to injure its cirGuiition. Truly. there ie no peace for the * Por Loaic.—it was the boast of the die. Now they resist the draft and seem to Want their Democratic friends in the army %@ have no further assistance. A Faencn Unitarian ris in San ‘and will preach before lung at e = Bigler repre-{" meee A New Excuse.—The Spirit of the a uew excuse to palliate the conduct of the murderous and pillaging rioters in New York. ‘They have trumped up the charge that the officers employed for conscription, were in« fluenced by bribety to allow the rich to escape. and enrolonly those who had not the money whatever, of a public or private nature, giving any color to such a report. It is made out of wholé cloth beyond doubt. The conduct of the rioters in sacking private houses, pillaging and murdering in the street, shows they were not men smarting under a sense of wrong, but that they were naturally. scoundrels, thieves, Fernando Wood men, copperheads, secessionists, and to cap the climax, Democrats. CuNFEDERATE Scair.—A short time be‘ Hudsoti confederate notes were worth but four cents on a dollar,in Nassau. Ninety-six percent is a pretty heavy discount. The fall of those two places has increased the price of our greenbacks about fifteen per cent. Ituught to have a corresponding ill effect upon confederate currency, and we may safely calculate, therefore, that eleven cents are paid at Nassau at the present time to induce a British subject to take a dollar of confederate currency ! : ; PRewrice’s ADVIcE.—If anybody is diss satisfied with Federal money, let him go South and get Confederate money. If any body 1s dissatisfied with United States tax~ es, let him go South and psy Southern tax es. Ifanybody is dissatisfied with the United States enrollment, let him go South and enjoy the benefits of the Southern conscription. , . i stating that the Atlantic Submarine Telegraph will be commenced at onee. Over $2,500,000—the amount required—bag been Fi subscribed in England and America. a ‘Im the State of Durango, Mexico, corn is scattered brordcvast on hill and valley, and does well without any cultivation, not even plowing the ground. Tue Union men of Sacramento have solice ited Thompson Campbell, Esq., to open the campaign in their city. with a political and patriotic speech, and he has consented to do so. ed Gen. TERRY.—It is understood that Gen. Terry, C. 8. A., was at Port Hudson at the’ time of the capture of that place. If paroled he will probably return to this State. We have not heard that he will take bie old place on the “Democratic” State Central commitCo.Lins House .—The Virginia City papers are blowing greatly about a new hotel called the Colhns House, aiter John A, Col. Hins the proprietor, who was formerly a res. ident of Grass Valley. The house is said to be a superior article in every respect. Tae Reese River Reveille says new and rich ledges are being found in that region evoryday. An assay office has been opened at Austin to meet the great demand of the prospectors. oe -Tat Quincy Union says that the report of & cannon fired at Indian Valley, in honor of the Union victories, waedistinctly heard at Quincy, & distance of 15 miles. The cannon figally burst, but without hurting any one. . _eo ' Ne Eastern News.—The wires are not in order and no Eastera news is reARTEMUS WARD believes “if the Copper heads woul! behave themselves, and not drink too much whisky. they would be as good Union men ar the rebels. Just about. Who WoOrLp RxsIST CoNscRIPTION !— Some of our copperhead cntemporaries pree tend to deprecate the riots in the East. Their teachings ere such as to produce the same showevcr incendiary, 12 of more consequence with them than the preservation of order. that great pictorial, the Ilustrated London News, and reovives a snlnry of 96,0008 year. Mining Suciety will hold its fifth auntal Fair at Quincy, on the 14th, 15th and 16th of Ges tober next. ta” A Butler Club bs been formed in Wil. mington, Deleware, to support the nominas deney in 1864. fore the surrender of Vicksburg and Port . : ATLANTIC SUBMAKINE ‘TELEGRAPH.— . ! The Toronto Leader says it has authority for . P state of thinge here. Freedom of speech, . seth. at ee ao ° W. J. Svewanr is the present editor of _ SeTr.—When Falstaff waddled the hill out of the reach of the valorous ‘eins, 28 soon as he was refreshed by a eup sack, and got his wind, he fell to cursing cowards. -The paldins of “Democracy” like the oily knight. As soon as their hands ate taken out of the nation's pockets, they eommence préaching about ; as’ they completed the fiftieth violation of Constitution, they grew un« iostrument; and as soon as they brought on a wer, and had skulked ow of it, they say like Falstaff, “There is nothing but roguery to be fuund in villainous man: yeta coward is worse than a cup of sack with lime in it; 8 villainous coward. Go thy ways old Jack ; die whén-thow-wilt, if manhood geod manhood, be not furgot upon the face of the earth, then am I a herring. There is no virtue extart. in England, and one of them is fat and grows lod .?-—S. F. Republic. _— oar A Frencu ProPurcy.—Rene Lefebvre a French author ofa reeent work o@ the fu» ‘ture of the United States, makes this prophecy; “When her territory [the United 200,000,000 freemen will occupy it, with a system of Government-which will, with irresistible force, draw all the world te follow herexample.” In other words, M. Letebvre thinks that Liberty and Union will triumph over slavery and all European antagonism, and we think so too. Doing this, we shall inevitably draw Europe after-us, which will of course be unpleasant to crowned Emperore and petty tyrants. —————— ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Neveda. HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors. ah July 16, 1863. . F Drummond Virginia G C Powers Lake city C Boyd Oo 8 D Leavitt Grass Val J Miller do D Fitsimons “do SSM do Geo Shaw do N Doncks do Lewis Prowell do JC Burdock do JK Byrne&w do W MeNeil do P H Dowd Blue Tent W Faunce do JM Read do EE Ricew&ec do Jos Caldwell Snow T Mrs Middleton do 4 L Sackett do eter Ternan San Fran Asa Manney Rock Cr vLCragus do A Smith do w Kdwweree Henness P E do J FGi Silver F F B Childs Dutch Flat J L&olton Esmeralda John Dunaiag do E Gill Petaiuma 8 D-Lock do WH Demise Gold-H A G Bucklin San Juan’ James Frazer Mud Ck A B Lindsey 8 8 Clough Agent M W GW McHardy do —I ye Nevada A Lass do DL Calkins do JM ‘travers er H OJ Wolfe do

SPeiwteegr, DRE = Movounell ement & GW Reynolds do ponage # Kenbqn o Jaly 17, 1863, J Brown Virginia city Dr Patterson Placer co M Dornley do HS Whod Sdow Tent WwW do. DS Hough Rock creek C H Baker do A M Dsch Bear River Fransis Elerin. do Geo Smith do W K Post do ‘KR Wilson de & H Woodward San F HC Smith Silver city A W Gould do .J A Cadwalader Sacra M Castle do JL Baldwin Kmpire o F B Solomon do A Staples Gold Hill owas a co 3 do PO Frick se do F an hag do J C Bear do METROPOLITAN THEATRE, tee Per Four Nights only, commencing on Wednesday Evening, July 22d, PEARSON’S Grand Histeric Mirror of the WAR !! The only complete artistic Work of the kiad in —being flag all the prinsy of the great * Bombardmente, “Naval Engagements, Marches, Bieges, Reviews, Camp Life, also aud evelusions, the Shole forming s lieren ashington Gold, Silver and lly » A. or sinking a shaft 20 There live. not three-goodmen . States] shall hecome as populous as France, tons, Towns and Cite, bat also lalowing wer dozen continue the busitiesd at the same place and off A Tae Bic Race For 2,000 Doiiars !— The long talked of match between thove two celebrated horses “Honest Ance,” the property of Mr. Robert Watt, of Grass Valley, and the celebrated mare, “ Whiteliall Maid,” he property of George F. Jacobs, of Qua. ker Hill, has come to a close for $1,000 a side, at mile heate, 3 best in 5, to harness to rule. : ‘ oa _ Little is ventured in saying this is going to be one of the most honorable of races, as each of the owners of the horses backs bis vpinion with his money, and a close and well contested race may be expected, as the “‘Whitehall Maid” is fleet of foot, and-beth . parties are confident of winning. In spdrtsThere are $4,000 already put up. D., Dennison nawes Jacob’s brown ware, “Whitehall Maid.” de eae Rober¢®Watt names sorrel gelding, “ Honest Ance.”Remember this is the Great ““Ance” that trotted against the Queen of Trotters, ‘Flo« ra Temple,” at Kalamazoo, Michigan, when she trotted in 2,199,fand “‘Ance” saved his distance, " —— Sa SPECIAL. NOTICE. Jacob Rosenthal, : AS removed to his old stand No.'54 Broad Street. where he has just received a SPLENDID sTOCK OF THE LATEST STYLES OF Silks, Calicos, Delaines, Oil Cloths, Carpets, Hosiery, &ec. &c. Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vicinity at the yery Lowest ‘Prices! . Ladies will find it t and satisfy themselves This is no Humbug: I will sell Goods lower than ever betheir advantage to cal). fore offered in this city. Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deceived by an Advertisement where they offer Calicos at 12 1-2 cents and other old trash at low prices, fou will only call at my store No. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA,You will get good Goods at reasonable prices ; and no Humbug. ‘ JACOB ROSENTHAL. Nevada, July 19th. NEW STORE.NEWCOODS. OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. N@. 51 Broad Street. . yyreas removed to San Francisco as : some of cur neighbors have reported. but are in a new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Best Stock of Geods ” ever brought to this city. As we are determined not to be undersold we offer our goods at the following low prices: Caficoes, 124 cents per yard. French Calicoes, extra quality, 25 ‘cents per yard. ' Bleached Muslin, such as Lansdale and White Rock, 25 cents per yard. : Steckings 124 cents a pair or $1 per dozen. Handkerchiefs 124 cents each, or $1 per periion., ; We can sell most of our at a low ice jace So seitseork oper th TOS . ome ee Ga Se rh) i 7 . . Mi moves at 8 0” Ale al be R. @ BATCHELDER, 7 eamieaeen imei A. P. CHURCH, OTIC& is hereby given that sealed als will be received by the Trasteen of the Ey Having purchased the entire interest am * J. W, ATHERTON, Secretary. orT.H. & L. J, Rolfe, in the wney House. July i8th—td BROAD STREET BOOKSTORE, Dissolution. : ou respectfully invite public attentio =e 7 heretofore eties bete his ook am pipe os ween rare. under firm ve stock of Gold Pens, and name of kx & Hugh thie day . Stationery. Bi Books. Cutlery, holding the late firm will pre} dealer. I shall 8 be pleased to see any who sent’ the eame to either for payment. ane. may favor me with ‘or that may en cusenaen $0 te late firm will please wis pa and My motto J . BLACK. . ) Quick Sales atid Small Profits! GEORGE M. HUG Nevad July 13th, 186%, MBS: . As Tintend tc be A Sxtire in Nevada, I will am : 1 ane cg 30” Give me a call.Ceraer of Broad and Pine Streets. A. P. CHURCH. man’s phrase, “‘may the best horse win.” . THIS IS ONLY TO HUMBUG you . . Clothing! Glothing! Au the balance of our stock in proSPECIAL NOTICE. <7 8S. HAAS & CO. have just received at —e The! their Fashionable Store, on Commercial TUNst Street, Cormer of Pime, a most magnifi—— cent stock of THat Gents’ Clothing and Eurnish. item.in « , yo iiy eee > named . ing Goods, . per mies Which they invite the people of Nevada and the hand. d surrounding towns tocallandexamine. Among . lowing a the articles may be found — was shet Coats, all kinds and sizes, he was ts shooting. : . Vests of ali styles and qualities, Bskillin ot Pants, an immense stock, 7 we could Shirts, Under Clothes, . th Cravats, Collars, . “4 not ’ i ithat busi Hats. and Caps,. oediately See “marksma ; v \ And in fact overything to be fonnd in a First : ie not. Class Clothing Establishment. _ We eell our “Bhot gun Goods at low rates, for cash, and savisfaction is _ The latt always guaranteed. “his adver We would particularly invite the attention of . Reagan y the Ladies to our large stock of Jived till Saratoga Trunks, “Quaker } : om : came o see hi Which we have just received from New York. the:deed » Sinee'y S. HAAS & co, , @n an ent ‘ which m Cor. Commercial & Pine Streets. stated th: L TER. Keeper a Nevada. July 7th. ; threatene rected Ade Mmands. w _ drew a dk THE BIG RACE! = fw" } pistol. 4 he latte, _ the fact t! The best race of the season will come off. over q —_ & he * 4 . CLENBROOK COURSE, > Tue 8 ON Saturday, August 8th, 1863. BETWEEN Bs Jacobs’ Mare and Watt's “Honest Ance,”? — FOR— Two Thousand Dollars! Admittance to the Track; One Dollar. _, BRANNAN & DENISON, < Proprietors. Nevada, July 15th>\_ AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES — BANNER, Ofthe Clothing Store at the Corner of , Broad & Pine Streets. AS now determined to Dispese of his ¢. Entire New Stock of 4 H Spring and Summer Clothing, yu Furnishing Goods, : Boots and Shees, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, we da not “We have 4 cramen ; purpos Boys’ Clothing, ‘ _: ie . DELEGA Ata t reduction i » On untof. éunt making séom fora large. _ te ( a STOCK OF FALL Goobs, fd D. R. For which I have already made arrangements. os pea Persons in want of any of the above named ar : I ticles will find it to their advantage to call and a ry examine for themselves, as great inducements — jehardson are offered both in low prices and the best quali% zs goods, All goods warranted as represene ed. P. BANNER, & Corner of Broad ond Pine streets. > Pow.’ Mevada, July 17th. 4 ra tha! New Orleans Fruit Store: !: ~~ now. bi 0. 66 Broad Street, Nevada. : will be MICHELE CICATO, Fruit and = and sa Conf Store. Dried and Green e ge — all mr auoad —Sa see reRIVER . . Tobacco, Cigars, ete. Nevada, March 2 28th—tf ‘ , edatS FOR SALE CHEAP. cage town, offers the fine “teeleires Ge also ca ee ee ee . a a HORSES anda WAGON. Apply : at the TRANSCRIPT ‘ ‘ may 10 On the premises. —