March 12, 1863 (4 pages)

ERO T soaeage re t . i } 2 SSRN ges UTI , ernment, having but just been put en a comhope to traitors. On the ocean the great . ad shed his blood for ourcause. Jo. Houktion and his earnestness is, therefore, as in« just the men near at hand to wind up . the ‘in “trikingdistance of the enemy's strong Mevada Daily Transcript. Nevada County Official Press. eed THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 12. THE OPenine CAMPAIGN.—The Govplete war footing, proposes to make the opening campaign one of crushing force to rebellion. On land we have got rid of many of the commanding incubuses that have during two years fettered our armies and given Monitor fleet is but just launched and ready for service. The army of the Rappahannock is commanded at last by one who, has been repeatedly wader fire, smelled guopowder ot has fought hia way-up to the highest :posidubitable as bis good fighting qualities. He is not afraid of death, has confidence in the -good-eause-and-in—-himeelf,and_his soldiers} have confidence in him. We shall hear from him and in a satisfactory manner. In the West there are sterling commands ers. Rosectfans is one of Ggd's own men for the great work of sustaining republican in« stitutions and destroying slavery. We have been waiting to find only such men in command. Report hasit, that he has achieved another vietory worthy of his fame. He will make a big figure if he lives. . There ia another one of nature’s noblemen down there on the Mfssissippi in command ofa powerful army, determined ta “‘let the His future is brilliant too. And then there is Grant. Would to-Heaven that we had more men of his pluck at the head of our arnaies. The signs are that the Government is about to do wonders this summer. Our fleets us well as armies hang upon the edge of battle. ‘Leader rain and iron hail,” are about to be showered upoa Savannah, Chars leston and Vicksburg. May it prove worse to them than the ashes of Vesuvius on Pompéeii and Herculaneum in their day of judg~ ment. If we might be permitted to anticipate the fnture a little we might see the Mississippi ours from source to mouth. Our forces are going to take Vicksburg and Port Hudson, before many weeks elapse. Many thousand lives may be sacrificed, but the Mississippi is never going to belong to:any other than the American Government and the Stars aud Stripes. When that great thoroughfare of commerce is opened to our vessels, secession will be dead in all the country west of it. A few not very bleody contests will end the rebellion in that quarter, and we have . business shortly aud properly. Good results may be expected from our navy from this time forth. Our mailed ‘monsters are at this moment hovering withholds, and, just for practice, smask in the hulks of rebel craft, or snap up a blockade runner now and then. Heavy blows are impending in every part of Secessia. We must hear the reverberations before many weeks elapse. Good weather is coming, and with it, we trust, good news. Tue JupiciaryEtvecrton.—The act postponing the judicial election till October is not regarded with favor by anybedy ex+ cept the Legislature that we are aware of. Among lawyers it is believed that. the Censtitution has been thwarted in great measure, apd by some it is thought that having the judicial election come off so soon after the political election is even worse than under the old system. As itis, politics cannot be kept out the judicial election; evea the worst form of partisan prejudice w:ll show itsélf where it ought not to. Probably in many casesthe same convention will make political and judicial nominations at once this year, and then the only difference we can expect in the effect of the judicial election will be, greater passion exhibitelin the judicial election than ever before, the defeated and the revenge ful seek'ng to get even on the political election. ExportTaTions of British machinery are increasing. Indiaand Austrailia are the best customers of the English iron manufacturers. The value of steam-engines shipped in the firet ten months of 1862, was£ 1,288 000, be“yng an increase of more than £200,000 on last year. During the same period the fors eign expenditure on English telegraphic wire _ and Kto by the Confederate snag i patch to the Herald, from Salt apparatus rose from £171,000 to £246, Later From THe East.—Chicago, March 10.—The New Orleans Era of February 15th publishes the following: We learn on good authority that the eatab~ lishment at Clinton, La., for the manufacture of arms, ammunition &c., was totally destroyed by fire twe weeks since. The loss to the rebels is particularly severe at this time, as the troops in that section have been very scantily supplied, and their officers depended on the capacity of the works at Clinton to furnish them. ‘The dfficulties allluded of War have been greatly increased by this disaster.St. Louis, March 9th—The Camp Blunt correspondent of the Democrat vf-the 26th, of Feb. says the Cherokee National Council has adjourned. This isthe Council that was’ coerced into passing the ordinance of secessiow by the rebel army. Their first act was to repealit unanimously. They then passed an. act-depriving of office in th® Nation, and disqualifying all who continued disloyal to the United States. They also passed an act abolisbing slavery. ; Washington; March 9th.—A dispatch re ceived to~day frou Gen. Milroy, ot Winchester, Va., states-thata strong torce of rebels were moving towards Winchester ; they were hear Laray when the dispatch was written. Preparations had been made to give them a warm reception. ._ Murfreesboro, Tenn. March 9th.—A report has just reached here that Van Dorn’s forces have been defeated and the bigger portion of them captured. Gen. Rosecrans has ordered that all whose naturel supporters are inghe “yebel service, and whose. sympathies and convictions are such that they cannot give an assurance that. they will conduct-themselves in @ friendly manner, shall be in readiness to go south of our lines within ten days, A vast exodus from Murfreesboro will take place immediately. New York, March 10th.—A special dissake City; of the 9th. says that a collision between the military and citizens was imminent. Gov. Harding and Associate Justices Waite aud Drake, it is nnderstood, have called on Col. . Conner-to-_arrest. Brigham Young and Coun. . selors Kimball and Wells. The Judge of the District ean serve any civil proeess, but the citizens are in arms and determined to protect their leaders by military force. Other Federal officers and now Mormon citizens have telegraphed. to Gen. Wright to restrain Col. Conner till an investigation can be had. morning, had been arrested by Col. Conner and brought back. Itis presumed that his intentions were unfavorable to Conners military interference few York, March 10.—A apecial dispatch to the Tribune states that-the spirits of the army grow better and better. Its health is excellent. The new regiments which com« bined the greatest per ventage ef sickness, are rapidly improving. Everything looks cheering. General Orders, No. 20, promulgated today, contains the names of 120 officers absent, without leave, who are ordered to report within 15 days or dismissed from the serv. ice. . The Treasery is provided with a sufficient amount of bullion to meet all expected demands. ek The Times’ Washington dispatch says that the Judges of the Supreme Court are in cons sultation in reference to all opinions in cases argued befure them,’and which are to be rendered to-morrow. The cases which will attract haga attention are the prize casesand the New. Almaden mines. The latter case which invelves millions of dollara is in favor of the New Almaden Company, and againat the United States. An order transferring Gen’ Sumner to the command lately held by Gen. Curtis, will be issued to-morrow. The command will embrace Arkansas, Missouri, New Mexico Colerado and Nebraska. A Nasseu correspondence of the Herald atates, under date of February 20th, that the rebel schooner Retribution arrived there on the nightef the 25th. Her officera met at the Reval Victoria Hotel in the evening and discussed loudly their piratical exploits. , Laat evening, three fast steamerg entered here within an hour of each other viz: No. 1, the Gorgina, brig-rigged iron propeller ; No. 2, the Britanna Goddess ot Neutrality, side-wheel, iron, brigsrigged, very fast; No. 3, iron-srew steamer Gertrude, brig-rigged, fast. This fine fleet will preve a valuable addition to the rebel piratical fleet, and unlesa we can send a Baltic or a Vanderbilt on their track, their capture will be next te 1mpossible. : ("The Sacramento Union has r word about the last committee on the “‘greenback tranaction” net reporting. It is about time. It won't do to let a committee have much time to examine inte the merits of the care, for feat they might see how perfectly insane hes been all the howl against the State Treasurer. Committees on that matter must be changed once & week or they will get to know something about the question. Isn't it about time for that last Assembly committee to'report, or ought not a new committee to be raised, Mr. Union? Nothing but asudden, off hand verdict will be satisfactory to the howlers. . a PRIVATE Mexican advices say Judge Terry bad a Brigadier General's commission in -his pocket when he. started for Dixie. Rica Ciaim.—Thomas Miller, of Sonora, a rich placer claim, out of which, alone, he ‘took over $200 the first week. obtaining one A Colonel; who left for Washington that } not said a struck last. Thursday, on Hungarian Gulch, Aftrivalsat National Exchange i Broad Street, Nevada.’ GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR Pane MARCH 10, 1863. E Camey. Hunt’s Hill 8 H Baird, Grass Val’y F Larkin, de— Sampson, do J Sneath, GFist J Neary, Forest city B L Starr, Grass Val’y H B Taylor, Blue Tent M V Wiikinson, do J RK Routson, G) M Durmet, do B Watham, Yuba D J J McClary, Marys’le C Marvin. do Mrs Perkins,.do G_Upman, city WH Payne, P Fiat -H Dorman, do W Wasson, San Fran M Cohn, do AB Meteay,Virginia C L Joseph, de Py:bridge, Nevada T W Gray, do FP P H Baker. do ~GGumbert, Virginia C I Reter, do L-Belcher, do ¥ Latice, do wigig: : FOR SALE ! PART or whole, a# desired, of the Gold Tunnei Quartz Ledge and Mill, situated on Deer Creek, is effered; contains 2,400 feet. The Mill isin re running order. It lias 6 Stamps and 2 Chill Mills. oa This is an exeellent opportunity for parties. to invest in a paying claim, Further particulars enquireof T. GILES, \ . At the Gold Tunnel. Nevada, March 8th.DR. DAVIS, — T ICENTIATE of the Hall,"Member of the_ a College of Surgeons, London. Office, Iii Broad street, South side above the ‘Bailey House,” Nevada. Consultations Gratis ! evada, Mareh 10th, 1863—tf FAMILY GROCERY STORE? ‘A. BARUH, No. 17 Commercial Street; Nevada City, Cal. Informs the publie that he will keep constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese,-Vegetables; Coffee, Case Goeds, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— He can always be found at his old stand on Commercial atreet. Nevada, Nov. 16th A. P. CHURCH & CO., AVE ALL THE LATE PUBLIC Ations. “ CHARLES DUNN, Jr., Attorney aud Counsellor at Law. FFICE—In Kidd’s Building, adjoining the office of McConnell & Garber, correr of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. / Dec. 17—tf J.0°NEtL, © Next door to Cheap John’s, on Pine Stree CotEes repaired in the best rder. Also J attends to cleaning of Coats, Pants and. Vests, in such a manner as to have the appearance of New Ga_wments. Give mea trial —my prices are lew te suit the times. MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE! VIVE-TW ELFTHS of the mining claims known asthe Laird & Co’s diggings, on Lost Hill, near Nevada City. a a KF. NCE, miwl Nevada City. FOR SALE ! TS “METHODIST PARSONAGE,” Broad Street. Apply to : mbwil E. ¥. SPENCE. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—Corner of Broad and Pine s I would inform my Soak end all wishing my services that IAM PREPARED to attend those fav me with a call, at all hours. feeth after hav become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing I ILL WARRANT ALL WORK dina MORE Done at this Office, to be SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than e:sewhere in his vicinity, otherwise no ¢ Piao ap og My —~ are — rate, ‘ou ¢ times. am permanes fooated in this place. sae! / BATES & MoCORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, 90 Prescriptions carefully compounded. c§ BAKER & WYMORE, DBALERS 1N . Groceries, Provisions, Oan Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. =e MEATS, ef AXI.E. KINDS Cheap = hand andr sale at rates cas * Goods delivered Free ef Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. wooD—Of all : ——kinds, on hand and for sale BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept. ¢-tf \ chispa, weighing $96 50, and another $30. ‘ CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The fast and aet steamers CHR YSOPOLIS and ; ANTELOPE will leave on alternate days for San Freno’clock P. M oo poe —_ erect POLIS, ! wie as Stet Ahep Wedntsdays and TELOPE. Poole MasThursdays, cisco, at 2 Steamer : willleaveon* Mondays, Fridays. Steamer Ad er. will leave on Tuesdays, and Saturdays: Marysville -imgs-Every DaySteamer Young America, Littleton. Mas‘ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on o'clock, A.M; Change of Day for Red Bluff. fornia Steam ply ng Compan trips'per week to Ked Bluff, Wednesdays and Saturdays at7 A.M Freight reeeived every day. For frieght or passage by boats, apply on board, fornia Steam et ee SOTON . brig Globe. A. REDINGTO) i ili Wil, TAYLOR.’ . AgentsSacramento, April [7th—tf : DR. DAVIS, OFFICE, 111 BROAD STREET; ~ Nevada. F Also, of s Xr [Mercurial Sufferings ! or Charges. -Conéultations, FREE by letter or otherwise ‘ MopDERATE ! ‘. Strictly secret and confidential. Office hours :— 9 to 12 m.,2to4P M., and 6to9 P.M. Nevada, March 10th, 1863—tf and fiitermediate Lanaalternate days for Marysville, at 7 Until further notic the steamers of the Callwill make two leaving this city on any of the above or at the office of the Calion board South Side abore the ‘* BAILEY HOUSE,” PRIVATE. diceases speedily and radically I cured, ny matter of how long duration.REVENUE STAMPS8! T the Post Office, Nevada, offers for rale every kind of Internal Revenue Stamps ! Lawyers, Merchants.And others Sor Orders from th¢ country promptly attendto. Nevada, Feb. 21st, 1863. Great Reduction in Prices I. . —OF— WATCHES. CLOCKS, and : JEWELRY, eae —AT— Cc. W. YOUNG'S, Wo, 37 Commercial Street, Nevada city, ‘publie for pirchasing BOOES., dard and miscellancous Books and stationary. Bibles to be disposed of immediately. NUMEROUS PREMIUMS! at low prices. ; y TO $100. Will be presented with each book sold. for only the price paid forthe book. and 7th, 18635" #—corner “Tiveta, Maren sta BOOK & GIFT ENTERPRISE. HRARE-opportunity-is now offered to the Now open a lar: e and choié collection of stanAliso, a fine assortment of Family and Pocket Are offered to induce a quick sale. Books sold A GIFT WORTH FROM 50 cts ach purchaser will receive a Book and Prise "NW. B.—Tils sale will continue for only afew NOTICE ! that we will sell our large stock of Winter Clothing! At Reduced Prices! We have also receiyed an. additional stock of Goodyear’s Kubber Coats! White and Black! Also, on hand Gum Boots, all kinds and sizes. S. HAAS & CO.,. : Co1. of Pine & Commercial Street. To the Ladies. We have on hand aiarge assortment of Ladies and Children’s Shoes which we will sell at San Francisco cost prices, after this date. S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Pine & Commercial Street. Nevada, Jan. 23d. eS SPENCE & WICKES, NEVADA CITY, CAL, DAVENPORT & CO., No. 325, Commercial Street, lers in 907 Goods Delivered Fre of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. Wholesale Druggists, Nevada. HOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALGROCERIES & PROVISIONS . ST. PATRICK’S BALL TI . TUESDAY, MARCH 17th, 1863: 3 Would hereby give notice that th G Bal f Ps at they will givee Temperance Hall, ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 172. A COOD SUPPER Will be got up for the occasion. THE BEST OF MUSIC Has been secured. Tickets, 95,00. Nevada, Jan. 5th, 1863. NEW STACE LINE ! From Sacramento TO VIRGINIA CITY! JIM. McCUE INFORMS the pvblic that on after the 15th of March, 1863. he will commence running his line ef stages as follows : G.W. KIDD, C. C. LEAVITT, A. H. HANSON & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ‘Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Nails, Powder, Quicksilver, A. H. HANSON . UCCESSORS TO T. ELLARD BEANS Seco, ne Mining ‘No: 52 Broad Street, Nevada, ___Will leave Sacramento every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday !! Arriving in Nevada in the” afterneen, leaving for Virginia City the same day. . ‘Returning will leave Virginia City, every WILL BE Low! JIM; McCUE, Prepeite OFFICE—Ip . Nevada at the Bailey House. Nevada, Feb. 2th. ae We take thia method ef informing the pubiie Messrs. THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLIB Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings’ — 1 intend to prt . 2 The fare put my best stock “ this route 3 And I solicits share of the public patro ne + = oN THUR! DEAT We are g “of Jobo . _eruou a Mrs. Mc Sof this ci ~ join her . jn-every 1a 3 >us-such 1 J Aiumerou Her dea’ but a fev ed from “she expr BS ae . e0on fee! again $n jantic St young @ we trust! ce = in high 4 ¢ ’ indomit + rest of ( that wi > comes . > the 19t * have be _ the pas detecti! . with al the Sta has bee ' to Nev reason = him-fo THE —Fived i o'clock __the da 3 = io alos mei: Wh Cos : a 4 . . ae io KY The publie je respectfully invited to wt. ‘ fof Bi iN, he will vada b their p their t our be gers fi by one apy 0 leaves over t with « ( ‘the B Wes Au! the ce of Su total : est, a isa li belon the ] count Treas day . in tl thous bund AI adjor The to bu thou, ($1, greal It w worl time le ing ¢ en t gold The of tl bool frou awa chat

ERO T soaeage re t . i } 2 SSRN ges UTI , ernment, having but just been put en a comhope to traitors. On the ocean the great . ad shed his blood for ourcause. Jo. Houktion and his earnestness is, therefore, as in« just the men near at hand to wind up . the ‘in “trikingdistance of the enemy's strong Mevada Daily Transcript. Nevada County Official Press. eed THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 12. THE OPenine CAMPAIGN.—The Govplete war footing, proposes to make the opening campaign one of crushing force to rebellion. On land we have got rid of many of the commanding incubuses that have during two years fettered our armies and given Monitor fleet is but just launched and ready for service. The army of the Rappahannock is commanded at last by one who, has been repeatedly wader fire, smelled guopowder ot has fought hia way-up to the highest :posidubitable as bis good fighting qualities. He is not afraid of death, has confidence in the -good-eause-and-in—-himeelf,and_his soldiers} have confidence in him. We shall hear from him and in a satisfactory manner. In the West there are sterling commands ers. Rosectfans is one of Ggd's own men for the great work of sustaining republican in« stitutions and destroying slavery. We have been waiting to find only such men in command. Report hasit, that he has achieved another vietory worthy of his fame. He will make a big figure if he lives. . There ia another one of nature’s noblemen down there on the Mfssissippi in command ofa powerful army, determined ta “‘let the His future is brilliant too. And then there is Grant. Would to-Heaven that we had more men of his pluck at the head of our arnaies. The signs are that the Government is about to do wonders this summer. Our fleets us well as armies hang upon the edge of battle. ‘Leader rain and iron hail,” are about to be showered upoa Savannah, Chars leston and Vicksburg. May it prove worse to them than the ashes of Vesuvius on Pompéeii and Herculaneum in their day of judg~ ment. If we might be permitted to anticipate the fnture a little we might see the Mississippi ours from source to mouth. Our forces are going to take Vicksburg and Port Hudson, before many weeks elapse. Many thousand lives may be sacrificed, but the Mississippi is never going to belong to:any other than the American Government and the Stars aud Stripes. When that great thoroughfare of commerce is opened to our vessels, secession will be dead in all the country west of it. A few not very bleody contests will end the rebellion in that quarter, and we have . business shortly aud properly. Good results may be expected from our navy from this time forth. Our mailed ‘monsters are at this moment hovering withholds, and, just for practice, smask in the hulks of rebel craft, or snap up a blockade runner now and then. Heavy blows are impending in every part of Secessia. We must hear the reverberations before many weeks elapse. Good weather is coming, and with it, we trust, good news. Tue JupiciaryEtvecrton.—The act postponing the judicial election till October is not regarded with favor by anybedy ex+ cept the Legislature that we are aware of. Among lawyers it is believed that. the Censtitution has been thwarted in great measure, apd by some it is thought that having the judicial election come off so soon after the political election is even worse than under the old system. As itis, politics cannot be kept out the judicial election; evea the worst form of partisan prejudice w:ll show itsélf where it ought not to. Probably in many casesthe same convention will make political and judicial nominations at once this year, and then the only difference we can expect in the effect of the judicial election will be, greater passion exhibitelin the judicial election than ever before, the defeated and the revenge ful seek'ng to get even on the political election. ExportTaTions of British machinery are increasing. Indiaand Austrailia are the best customers of the English iron manufacturers. The value of steam-engines shipped in the firet ten months of 1862, was£ 1,288 000, be“yng an increase of more than £200,000 on last year. During the same period the fors eign expenditure on English telegraphic wire _ and Kto by the Confederate snag i patch to the Herald, from Salt apparatus rose from £171,000 to £246, Later From THe East.—Chicago, March 10.—The New Orleans Era of February 15th publishes the following: We learn on good authority that the eatab~ lishment at Clinton, La., for the manufacture of arms, ammunition &c., was totally destroyed by fire twe weeks since. The loss to the rebels is particularly severe at this time, as the troops in that section have been very scantily supplied, and their officers depended on the capacity of the works at Clinton to furnish them. ‘The dfficulties allluded of War have been greatly increased by this disaster.St. Louis, March 9th—The Camp Blunt correspondent of the Democrat vf-the 26th, of Feb. says the Cherokee National Council has adjourned. This isthe Council that was’ coerced into passing the ordinance of secessiow by the rebel army. Their first act was to repealit unanimously. They then passed an. act-depriving of office in th® Nation, and disqualifying all who continued disloyal to the United States. They also passed an act abolisbing slavery. ; Washington; March 9th.—A dispatch re ceived to~day frou Gen. Milroy, ot Winchester, Va., states-thata strong torce of rebels were moving towards Winchester ; they were hear Laray when the dispatch was written. Preparations had been made to give them a warm reception. ._ Murfreesboro, Tenn. March 9th.—A report has just reached here that Van Dorn’s forces have been defeated and the bigger portion of them captured. Gen. Rosecrans has ordered that all whose naturel supporters are inghe “yebel service, and whose. sympathies and convictions are such that they cannot give an assurance that. they will conduct-themselves in @ friendly manner, shall be in readiness to go south of our lines within ten days, A vast exodus from Murfreesboro will take place immediately. New York, March 10th.—A special dissake City; of the 9th. says that a collision between the military and citizens was imminent. Gov. Harding and Associate Justices Waite aud Drake, it is nnderstood, have called on Col. . Conner-to-_arrest. Brigham Young and Coun. . selors Kimball and Wells. The Judge of the District ean serve any civil proeess, but the citizens are in arms and determined to protect their leaders by military force. Other Federal officers and now Mormon citizens have telegraphed. to Gen. Wright to restrain Col. Conner till an investigation can be had. morning, had been arrested by Col. Conner and brought back. Itis presumed that his intentions were unfavorable to Conners military interference few York, March 10.—A apecial dispatch to the Tribune states that-the spirits of the army grow better and better. Its health is excellent. The new regiments which com« bined the greatest per ventage ef sickness, are rapidly improving. Everything looks cheering. General Orders, No. 20, promulgated today, contains the names of 120 officers absent, without leave, who are ordered to report within 15 days or dismissed from the serv. ice. . The Treasery is provided with a sufficient amount of bullion to meet all expected demands. ek The Times’ Washington dispatch says that the Judges of the Supreme Court are in cons sultation in reference to all opinions in cases argued befure them,’and which are to be rendered to-morrow. The cases which will attract haga attention are the prize casesand the New. Almaden mines. The latter case which invelves millions of dollara is in favor of the New Almaden Company, and againat the United States. An order transferring Gen’ Sumner to the command lately held by Gen. Curtis, will be issued to-morrow. The command will embrace Arkansas, Missouri, New Mexico Colerado and Nebraska. A Nasseu correspondence of the Herald atates, under date of February 20th, that the rebel schooner Retribution arrived there on the nightef the 25th. Her officera met at the Reval Victoria Hotel in the evening and discussed loudly their piratical exploits. , Laat evening, three fast steamerg entered here within an hour of each other viz: No. 1, the Gorgina, brig-rigged iron propeller ; No. 2, the Britanna Goddess ot Neutrality, side-wheel, iron, brigsrigged, very fast; No. 3, iron-srew steamer Gertrude, brig-rigged, fast. This fine fleet will preve a valuable addition to the rebel piratical fleet, and unlesa we can send a Baltic or a Vanderbilt on their track, their capture will be next te 1mpossible. : ("The Sacramento Union has r word about the last committee on the “‘greenback tranaction” net reporting. It is about time. It won't do to let a committee have much time to examine inte the merits of the care, for feat they might see how perfectly insane hes been all the howl against the State Treasurer. Committees on that matter must be changed once & week or they will get to know something about the question. Isn't it about time for that last Assembly committee to'report, or ought not a new committee to be raised, Mr. Union? Nothing but asudden, off hand verdict will be satisfactory to the howlers. . a PRIVATE Mexican advices say Judge Terry bad a Brigadier General's commission in -his pocket when he. started for Dixie. Rica Ciaim.—Thomas Miller, of Sonora, a rich placer claim, out of which, alone, he ‘took over $200 the first week. obtaining one A Colonel; who left for Washington that } not said a struck last. Thursday, on Hungarian Gulch, Aftrivalsat National Exchange i Broad Street, Nevada.’ GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR Pane MARCH 10, 1863. E Camey. Hunt’s Hill 8 H Baird, Grass Val’y F Larkin, de— Sampson, do J Sneath, GFist J Neary, Forest city B L Starr, Grass Val’y H B Taylor, Blue Tent M V Wiikinson, do J RK Routson, G) M Durmet, do B Watham, Yuba D J J McClary, Marys’le C Marvin. do Mrs Perkins,.do G_Upman, city WH Payne, P Fiat -H Dorman, do W Wasson, San Fran M Cohn, do AB Meteay,Virginia C L Joseph, de Py:bridge, Nevada T W Gray, do FP P H Baker. do ~GGumbert, Virginia C I Reter, do L-Belcher, do ¥ Latice, do wigig: : FOR SALE ! PART or whole, a# desired, of the Gold Tunnei Quartz Ledge and Mill, situated on Deer Creek, is effered; contains 2,400 feet. The Mill isin re running order. It lias 6 Stamps and 2 Chill Mills. oa This is an exeellent opportunity for parties. to invest in a paying claim, Further particulars enquireof T. GILES, \ . At the Gold Tunnel. Nevada, March 8th.DR. DAVIS, — T ICENTIATE of the Hall,"Member of the_ a College of Surgeons, London. Office, Iii Broad street, South side above the ‘Bailey House,” Nevada. Consultations Gratis ! evada, Mareh 10th, 1863—tf FAMILY GROCERY STORE? ‘A. BARUH, No. 17 Commercial Street; Nevada City, Cal. Informs the publie that he will keep constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese,-Vegetables; Coffee, Case Goeds, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— He can always be found at his old stand on Commercial atreet. Nevada, Nov. 16th A. P. CHURCH & CO., AVE ALL THE LATE PUBLIC Ations. “ CHARLES DUNN, Jr., Attorney aud Counsellor at Law. FFICE—In Kidd’s Building, adjoining the office of McConnell & Garber, correr of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. / Dec. 17—tf J.0°NEtL, © Next door to Cheap John’s, on Pine Stree CotEes repaired in the best rder. Also J attends to cleaning of Coats, Pants and. Vests, in such a manner as to have the appearance of New Ga_wments. Give mea trial —my prices are lew te suit the times. MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE! VIVE-TW ELFTHS of the mining claims known asthe Laird & Co’s diggings, on Lost Hill, near Nevada City. a a KF. NCE, miwl Nevada City. FOR SALE ! TS “METHODIST PARSONAGE,” Broad Street. Apply to : mbwil E. ¥. SPENCE. DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—Corner of Broad and Pine s I would inform my Soak end all wishing my services that IAM PREPARED to attend those fav me with a call, at all hours. feeth after hav become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will be filled without causing I ILL WARRANT ALL WORK dina MORE Done at this Office, to be

SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than e:sewhere in his vicinity, otherwise no ¢ Piao ap og My —~ are — rate, ‘ou ¢ times. am permanes fooated in this place. sae! / BATES & MoCORMIOK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, 90 Prescriptions carefully compounded. c§ BAKER & WYMORE, DBALERS 1N . Groceries, Provisions, Oan Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. =e MEATS, ef AXI.E. KINDS Cheap = hand andr sale at rates cas * Goods delivered Free ef Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. wooD—Of all : ——kinds, on hand and for sale BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept. ¢-tf \ chispa, weighing $96 50, and another $30. ‘ CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. The fast and aet steamers CHR YSOPOLIS and ; ANTELOPE will leave on alternate days for San Freno’clock P. M oo poe —_ erect POLIS, ! wie as Stet Ahep Wedntsdays and TELOPE. Poole MasThursdays, cisco, at 2 Steamer : willleaveon* Mondays, Fridays. Steamer Ad er. will leave on Tuesdays, and Saturdays: Marysville -imgs-Every DaySteamer Young America, Littleton. Mas‘ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on o'clock, A.M; Change of Day for Red Bluff. fornia Steam ply ng Compan trips'per week to Ked Bluff, Wednesdays and Saturdays at7 A.M Freight reeeived every day. For frieght or passage by boats, apply on board, fornia Steam et ee SOTON . brig Globe. A. REDINGTO) i ili Wil, TAYLOR.’ . AgentsSacramento, April [7th—tf : DR. DAVIS, OFFICE, 111 BROAD STREET; ~ Nevada. F Also, of s Xr [Mercurial Sufferings ! or Charges. -Conéultations, FREE by letter or otherwise ‘ MopDERATE ! ‘. Strictly secret and confidential. Office hours :— 9 to 12 m.,2to4P M., and 6to9 P.M. Nevada, March 10th, 1863—tf and fiitermediate Lanaalternate days for Marysville, at 7 Until further notic the steamers of the Callwill make two leaving this city on any of the above or at the office of the Calion board South Side abore the ‘* BAILEY HOUSE,” PRIVATE. diceases speedily and radically I cured, ny matter of how long duration.REVENUE STAMPS8! T the Post Office, Nevada, offers for rale every kind of Internal Revenue Stamps ! Lawyers, Merchants.And others Sor Orders from th¢ country promptly attendto. Nevada, Feb. 21st, 1863. Great Reduction in Prices I. . —OF— WATCHES. CLOCKS, and : JEWELRY, eae —AT— Cc. W. YOUNG'S, Wo, 37 Commercial Street, Nevada city, ‘publie for pirchasing BOOES., dard and miscellancous Books and stationary. Bibles to be disposed of immediately. NUMEROUS PREMIUMS! at low prices. ; y TO $100. Will be presented with each book sold. for only the price paid forthe book. and 7th, 18635" #—corner “Tiveta, Maren sta BOOK & GIFT ENTERPRISE. HRARE-opportunity-is now offered to the Now open a lar: e and choié collection of stanAliso, a fine assortment of Family and Pocket Are offered to induce a quick sale. Books sold A GIFT WORTH FROM 50 cts ach purchaser will receive a Book and Prise "NW. B.—Tils sale will continue for only afew NOTICE ! that we will sell our large stock of Winter Clothing! At Reduced Prices! We have also receiyed an. additional stock of Goodyear’s Kubber Coats! White and Black! Also, on hand Gum Boots, all kinds and sizes. S. HAAS & CO.,. : Co1. of Pine & Commercial Street. To the Ladies. We have on hand aiarge assortment of Ladies and Children’s Shoes which we will sell at San Francisco cost prices, after this date. S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Pine & Commercial Street. Nevada, Jan. 23d. eS SPENCE & WICKES, NEVADA CITY, CAL, DAVENPORT & CO., No. 325, Commercial Street, lers in 907 Goods Delivered Fre of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. Wholesale Druggists, Nevada. HOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALGROCERIES & PROVISIONS . ST. PATRICK’S BALL TI . TUESDAY, MARCH 17th, 1863: 3 Would hereby give notice that th G Bal f Ps at they will givee Temperance Hall, ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 172. A COOD SUPPER Will be got up for the occasion. THE BEST OF MUSIC Has been secured. Tickets, 95,00. Nevada, Jan. 5th, 1863. NEW STACE LINE ! From Sacramento TO VIRGINIA CITY! JIM. McCUE INFORMS the pvblic that on after the 15th of March, 1863. he will commence running his line ef stages as follows : G.W. KIDD, C. C. LEAVITT, A. H. HANSON & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ‘Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Nails, Powder, Quicksilver, A. H. HANSON . UCCESSORS TO T. ELLARD BEANS Seco, ne Mining ‘No: 52 Broad Street, Nevada, ___Will leave Sacramento every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday !! Arriving in Nevada in the” afterneen, leaving for Virginia City the same day. . ‘Returning will leave Virginia City, every WILL BE Low! JIM; McCUE, Prepeite OFFICE—Ip . Nevada at the Bailey House. Nevada, Feb. 2th. ae We take thia method ef informing the pubiie Messrs. THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLIB Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings’ — 1 intend to prt . 2 The fare put my best stock “ this route 3 And I solicits share of the public patro ne + = oN THUR! DEAT We are g “of Jobo . _eruou a Mrs. Mc Sof this ci ~ join her . jn-every 1a 3 >us-such 1 J Aiumerou Her dea’ but a fev ed from “she expr BS ae . e0on fee! again $n jantic St young @ we trust! ce = in high 4 ¢ ’ indomit + rest of ( that wi > comes . > the 19t * have be _ the pas detecti! . with al the Sta has bee ' to Nev reason = him-fo THE —Fived i o'clock __the da 3 = io alos mei: Wh Cos : a 4 . . ae io KY The publie je respectfully invited to wt. ‘ fof Bi iN, he will vada b their p their t our be gers fi by one apy 0 leaves over t with « ( ‘the B Wes Au! the ce of Su total : est, a isa li belon the ] count Treas day . in tl thous bund AI adjor The to bu thou, ($1, greal It w worl time le ing ¢ en t gold The of tl bool frou awa chat