March 13, 1863 (4 pages)

nacemiiemaimmiietes ’ offers for sand others © omptly attent — SWELE} vs, Nevada city. of i Prices! onal stoék of 33 ; and Black: kinds and sizes.” S & €O., rcial Street. a 3s tment of Ladies will sell at San date. ° & CO., reial Street. tMcLAUGHLD — . they will gives © all. MARCH 17th »>PER 4 MUSIC 95,00. A ly imvited to at LINE ! : ento ( i A CITY! ‘ JE the public that = bth of March,Iss. © encé running hit 7 as follows: +4 oO every . Saturday! © afterneen, ané same day. ia City; every. a aay + iday Ywornings “a k on this rout Ow ! ublie patron . se ey, JIM. McCUB, _ 1¢ Bailey Howet MPS) ning the public 4 The N evada Daily Transcript FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 13th.” ‘CONSPIRACY.—A case was before Justice Harvington’s Court on Wedtesday and Thureday, which has <licited _ considerable feeling and much comment. It was the case of T. CeMartin, arrested for robbing the stur“of Wm. Stone, on Selby. Flat— Thévpinion is very strong in this city thatMartin is an innocent man and that there has been a conspiriey entered info. by the pros secuting witnesses to_destroy his character. We know nothing for or against any. of he parties €Cepray the evidence goes as adduced iu the Justice’s Court. But there ix! nothing so Far-to justify a belief that Martin is the guilty nau. The Justice so held yes= terday in deciding upon the evidence on .the charge of robbery. Ltis not altogether improbable toat justice will find the right man bofore long, and it may be that the one whose’) “eoolne ss” in: pursaiog. Martin, which. has heen prised, tayfiadalttle warimerates~ phere b fore’many days elapse. i eee et pe Arrankemements are being. made to have a fox. chase on the 17th of this month, A tively time at the Glenbrook race course. P~ is anticipated, as some of the best dogs in this section have been engaged for the eccasion, and several good horsemen are going to juin in the chase. Give Reynard a fair start and if he don’t “double” on his pursuers and make his escape we shall lose’ our guess. [e°On Sunday nA@Xt the time allowed for the planking of Broad street by the Board of Trustees, expires. The Marshal is required to commence on Monday and complete the job for the property-holders. We pr@sume they are willing that Davidson should do it as it will be cheaper from the fact of his having at his command six Celestials who are in jail_at the eounty’s expense, DiscuarncenD.—T. C. Martin who was examinated on Wednesday, upon the charge of robbery was yesterday diseharged-by Judge Harrington. He was immediately re-arrested upon complaint, charged with having stolen a pistel-—He was tried upon the last charge at ] o’clock yesterday. by jury. The evidence was about thé same as that elicited. With regard to the pistolin the-first examination. The jury after being outa few moments brought in a verdict of ‘not guilty” and -Martin-was discharged from custody. ninesetlinesenrtinemiiciameites ~~ QUARTZ.— We saw-at-Fraey’ssaloon yea. tarday some very fine specimens of rock taken from the ledge of Tracy and others near the old Indian camp? “This is-a new ledge from which only two tons of rock have as yet been taken. From the specimens we haye seen we shoutd judge the parties had a good thing.) te Ed. Marselus has purchased the beautiful residence of Mr. Richardson, on Aristoeracy Hill, and has.commenced to fix it up inelegant style. It is one of the best houses in the city. te The hurdy-gurdys who were sluiced out by the engine company, and who sued the city for $3,000 damages, about a ‘year ago, returned to this city and opened a dane~ ing establishment on Broad street, a few evenings since. r iaeaes t#rThe Ball given by Frank Guild on Wednesday evening last is said to have been a splendid affair. anFhe District Court will meet on Suaturday morning next at 10 o’clock. What has become of the Grass Valley Nationa! ?— Have not seen acopy of that paper for a week. THE Placer Courier mentions a quartz claim near Forest Hill, some. rock from which yields forty thousand dollars to the ton.Bb cena eee eee ie STUART. an explorer, bas just completed, a journey across the continent of Australia. He describes it aa being well adapted for settlements. — e Periivian ‘vessels have been arrests ed in thé-South Sea Islands, making slaves of natives. ey intended to take them to the Chincha Islsnds to load guano Waar has old Foote got_against Califor nia? In. one of his Peace Yeaolutions he hopes that we may soon be as C. 8. A!—Appeal. as It is said that the net earnings of the Pana~ ma railroad, for 1862, have been equal to 30 per cent. on the entire investment. AN AFFRAY 1S Mempnts.—The following is from’some late Memphis correspondence ina St. Louisa paper: It became known to the military-authorities that Lieutenant Colonel Wood, of Forrest's cavalry, was in the city in citizen’s dress. “He was arrested at the Senate and placed in Irving Block asa military prisoner. One night Colonel Wood disappeared from prison, but afterwards fell into the hands of a party under Colonel Lee, which was scouting outside. the city, and again placed in Irving Block prison. He acknowledged he had escaped by aid ofa Fedérfal officer, Lieuterant Lewis, Second Licutenant, Second United States regular cavalry. -Hhewis furmshed hier with a pair ot-falge whisketa-and-a_coat of a Federal officer: By -thesnikef these he passed the #uard aid got away.’ For these services he stated he had paid Lewis five hundred dollares rest in bis quarters. One night he broke his bonds, and, by virtue of his pesiticn as an officer, entéred Irving Block. He went to the\ room where Colonel Woed was lying asleep ona bed, and gave'n kick, calling upou him te\rise. As Wood was doing so he drew i pistolund fired. The unfortunate officer wis struck in the mouth, the ball passing out at. the back.of his. head, . Lieutenant Lewis ‘then surrendered himself-into custedy, He ds aman. noted for recklessness,, and. was promoted to hix present position from the ranks on account of his brave conduct. WHERE ARE Trey ?—Joseph P. Morrison, of Cervallis, Oregon, withewto learn the fate ofhis. sonsin-aw, Charles Wright, who, with’ his wife And > several young . daughters, left Adams county, Iowa, in April, 1862, for California or Oreyon. Mr. Méi rin son hus never heard from them since their departure from Iowa, and is\apprehensive that they have been murdered by the Indians _on the plains. If there are any parsons who know anything concerning this farvly, they will show their benevolence by comraunicating their knowledge to Mr. Morrison. way ee How THEY po THINGS IN THE North ᐀ A notorious desperado known as Wm. i Tomen, alias “ Fat Jack,” wae shot and kill ed at Florence City, on the 23d ult. He had been ordered ,to leave Florence some months back. which he did, but again returned, when he was ‘followed to the cabin of a miner named Neselrode, and there shot by parties whose lives he had threatened. In firing at Tomen, Neslrode, was accidentally shot from the effect of which he died. Type Serrinc Macuine.—Appleton’s Encyclopedia, a tremendous work of 16 volumes, was entirely set up in type by a patent type setting machine. Gen. PorTER.—The Washington Star says that in military circles it is believed that there was but a bare majority of one vote for Gen. Porter's conviction on eitber charge. aie PENNSYLVANIA last season exported -coal to the amount of thirty-four millions dollars Of coal and coal oil she produced more in value than California does of guld. . oo CHANGE OF NaMeE.—The embarcadero on the Sacramento in Butte county, heretofore called Bidwell's Landing is now known as Chico Landing. To BY ESTABLISHED.—An oil Exchange, for the benefit of those engaged in the trade, is about tu be established in Boston. THE steamship Robert, Lowe, which-sailed oa Saturday last for China, carried $120,031 60 in gold coin, $155,374 in yold bars and dust, and $225,815 in Mexican dollars: total, $501,220 60. She carried also an assorted ; cargo of California produce, valued at $30,802. a A CONSTABLE putsued a thief who took refuge on a stump in a swamp, ahd pulled the rail after nim on which he went in. The constable m»de the following return. “Sightable—conversable—non est comatsble—in swampum—up stumpum—rallo.”’ Tue body ofa Mrs_ Barbour, buried fours teen years ago in cemeteny in Pittsburg, was . exhumed recently, and found to be .petrified. The corpse was considerably enlarged and very heavy, the united strength of four or five men being required to handle it. — A CORRESPONDENT of the Call, writing from St. Louis, mentions the recent death of Joseph Price, and ‘an old and well known stesmboatman of the West. Capt. Price was the last living one of thecrew that first ascended the Columbia river, Oregon! in )801 = DR. DAVIS, ] ICENTIATE of the Hall,"Member of the 4 College of Surgeons, London. Office, 111 Broad street, South side above the ‘Bailey House,” Nevada. ir Consultations -.Nevada, March 10th, 1863—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—-Corner of Bread and Pine streets, Ly I would inform my friends and lisscbs te wishing my services that 1AM PREPARED to attenithose favoring me with a call, at all hours. feeth after hav become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will. be filled ‘without caus I we ILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this Office, to be Gratis ! SKILLFUL MANNER, On this charge Lewis was placed under ars— Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL1 to order. Castings and Machinery of ever description. Quartz Machinery construc titted up or repaired. All kinds of Buildw, Castings, Saw, -Grist,.Malt and Bark Mills; Horse Power and Car Wheets. All orders fille promptly. and at as .ow rates as any estaolish ment in Sacramento or San Francisco—freigb added. Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, > TIMMONS & CO., PEAERRS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, No. 40° Main: Street Gregory & Boring’s old stand. Nevada, Déec. 2nd, 1862. 4 diate teat -BIRDSEYE GOLD, SILVER& COPPER Mining Company. aN OR LOT " ; on Board of Directors have levied an assessL. ment of two dollars per share (or eight cents per foot,) on the Capital Stock of the Com pany. Certificates of Stock are now ready ,and will be delivered upon payment of the assessment and signing the Stock Books. An early payment of assessments is requested. JOHN PATTISON, Nevada, Jan. 20, 1863. Seeretary. NEW STOCK-WINTER GOONS —AT THE— $ American Dry Goods Store BROAD STREET, NEVADA, CHINN & COLBY : AVE just received from San Francisco the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK of WINTER G CCD! — Kver brought in the Mountains. ¢ x THE DRY GOODS Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada and the surrounding country at such prices that can not tail to quit. . ; SILK GOODS--New Varicty, D ss GOoopD-:-. Toiles Peintes) Jacones; Indiennes, Soicries, 5000 yards Poplin: = Silk and Wool Shellers, Organdies, Traveling Dress Goods, all kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CA BPETS., Gloves of every size ondcolor. French & American Prints. Silk & Wool Curtain Damask, Wool, Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Bleached? Shectieg. A large Stock of Trimmings, Mohair, Barege. Marseilles& Lancaster Quilts, Mantillas, Shawls, Embroideries,. Bonnets, Shakers, Sunshades, Umbrellas, Parasols, os NEW STYLE DUSTERS ! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS ! New Style of Ewbroidery, entirely New BONNETS & CHILDREN 8 HATS! New Style of DRESS SILK. This permanent stock of Dry Coods—the largest ever seen in the~mountains of Califernia— was bought for Cash and we will guarantee. to sell cheaper than any other establishment van possibly sell. Ladies! calland examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give us one trial. — CHINN & COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 25th. Read the Atlantic Papers ! ! AND PERIODICALS !! Ifye would know allaboutthe War! } EAD aloud! and let your friends know they can get them all at — As P. CHURCH & CO’'S., Paper and Periodical Store, Cor.of Pine and Broad Streets, Nevada. FAST FREICHT LINE ! AM NOW PREPARED TO FORward Packages and Goods of all Kind ! —TO— :VIRGINIA CITY! Through from Nevada in 3. days! : THOS. HENRY. Forwarding & Commission Merchant, At Weaver & Co., No. 59 Broad St., Nevade. Nevada, Feb. ist, 1863—tf _ PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIs METHOD OF Prociaiming to the World . — THAT — ; “MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,, Rk ‘OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at A. P.CHURCH & CO. ; Cor. of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada. FEMALE8! FEMALES! FEMALES ‘Use, that Safe, sant Remedy known as HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU, For all Complaints incident to the sex. No Family should be “ Without it And None will when once Tried by, them. ~,_ Itis used by atest Oy YOUNG AND OLD, In the Decline or Change of Life, Before and after Marriage. During aud after Confisement, To Strenythen the Nerves, Restore Nature to its Proper Channel and Invigorate the Broken-down Constitution, From whatever Cause Originating. . USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS! Take saat HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, See advertisement in anoth®r colamn: Cut out, and sent for it. er «C8100 Rew ard—Forany goteod OF hilis, in any stage, which DR. LE RICHEAU’S GOLLEN BALSAM fails tocure. No comment is necessary upon this medicine, it stands entirely upon its own unequaled merits ; it has cured thousands who. have wasted handsome fortunes, and will cure thousands more.” Golden Balsain No. [for tirst and second stages, sich as sores upon thélegs or other parts of the body, sore eyes, etc. etc. Golden Balsam Ne. 2, for Tertiary, Mercurial and Sphilitic Rheumasum wewillshipto any part of the State— NoTicE.—We have no agents for this medicine and are sole proprietors and niknufacturers. All orders must be directed tous to obtaiit the genuine. upon each Inside label. We guarrantee a perfect and lasting ture. i RICHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Clay and sansome sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ANTIDOTE, a‘preparation never known to fail, for the cure of Gleet Gonorrhea Irritation, Gravel, and all Urinary derangements. None genuine without our circular of Golden Balsam. wrapped around the bottle. oclms RE-OPENING —OF THE NICARAGUA ROUTE! 750 miles shorter than any other Route ! People’s Steamship Line ! ! Sh CONNECTING CALIFORNIA AND NEW YORK LOW RATES OF PASSAGE. ~ The fast and well known Double f engine steamship, _ MOSES TAYLOR, ‘ 1,500 Tons. BE. HOWKES..ccccccsoctacs Will leave for SAN JUAN DEL SUR, a . Wednesday, March Lith, 1863! ! FemMi sion street.Wharf, San F rancisco at 9 o’clock punctually. Connecting at. Greytown withthe splendid steamship In.DLINOoIs, 2500 Tom. cleanliness end safety, and every .effort will be made to insure the comfort of Passengers No expense has been spared to make the NICARAGUA: ROUTE! ~ NOT ONLY THE QUICK EST, But the Safest and most Desirable. I. K. ROBERTS, Agent. No. 407 Washington street, Opposite the 1] ost Office, ja24-td San Francisco. DIARIES! DIARIES !! FOR THB YEAR 1863 ! FOR SALE BY \. P. CHURCH & CO e Nevada. Nevada, January 28th, 1863.—tf = “FINE ARTS ! LL those who are desirous of obtaining a’ fine Engraving or Lithograph, framed or unframed, or Materials & Studies “Xr for Drawing & Painting; .<% Would do well to call “ the largest establishment in $an Francisco 0 ROOS & WUNDERLICH, Goupil & Co’s Depot. New Store 219 Montgomery Street, fy 10m1 (Kuss Bloek-) TWO BIT HOUSE! 107 Broad Street, Nevada City. ~~, THE wadeveianed takes this method sii of intosming his friends and the public that he is still at his old stand, on Br street, at the “Old Brooklyn House,” where he will ‘serve, a good square meal. for two bits. Also, a good bed for thie same price.— Board and Lodging, $6 a week, 'tism.' Price, $5 per bottle; upon recéipt of this . Observe well the manufacturer’s name . " _ +e, Commaiidery [~~ ’ These steamers are unsurpassed for speed, CROCKERY. FeErce CHINA, GLASS '*¥ AItK ‘SILVER PLATED WARE, CUTLRY, Ete. PERCEY DOUCLAS, azn Wentcoke ry st:ectMAS-THE Largest and Best Assortmentof Goaa in that line to be found in the City, ALLOF WHICH HE IS-SELLING AT TItk “LOWEST PRICHS, © Saigon THOSE WHO BUY FOR CASH is WILb.FIND IT 7 ay coal Greatly to their Advantage to give ‘him call before purchasing elsewhere. San Francisco, Dee. 18th—5m3dp EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No. 5 Commercial street, J.C. MASEL & CO., (Successors to Chas Kent.) J.C. MASEL & CO., respect: fully inform their ‘riends prod oublic that they can always be ound at the above place, where they keep cu hand the best quality of Amer.an BEEF, PORK, MUTTON Corned Beef and bork. Live Beet Cattle always for sale c* areas onablé price “Retail Dealers furnished with Beef at low rates. He solicits a continuance of the very liberal patrenage heretofure received. Nevada, May 28th~ tf \ PIONEER CIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, YEALER in Cigars, Tobacco, Genu.-. ine Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N. B. Storeclosed from Friday evening to aturday’evening. ' i : Pacific Mail Stexmship Co. : The followin ‘steamsh'ps will be dispatched In the “sonth of March, 1863 : Gelden Age, Hudson, Com’r. March. 2nd. Sonora, Lapidge, llth, Constitution, Watkins, 21et. From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o'clock, A.M. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to A-pinw bythe Panama Railroad Company and frof! 4 +pimwallto New York bv the Atlantic and Pacil.«Steamshi Company A. B. FORBES, Avent. Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Franc ieee tay tay so ay M. CREENHOOD, FORWARDING, STORAGE —AND— Commission Merchant! ; Carpenter's Building, FRONT STREET, (BETWEEN L & SACRAMENTO. J HAVE made my arrangements to forward jroods to . ! NEVADA COUNTY, a NEVADA TERRITORY, ESMERALDA, AND HUMBOLDT. Ijmve also Agents at the prineipal Railroad Depots, which will ensure ‘satisfacvory and speedy dispatch of all goods intruated to my care at the lowest rolling freight. ~ Mark your goods “CARE OF M. G., SAC." Toavoid mistakes, send steamer recetpt. Sacramento, March 6th, 1863. HMNKY Hi. MACKIK, PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Successors to C. W. Mulford > At the old stand, Main strect, Nevada. {OLD DUST bought at the Highest Kates. Sight Cheeks on dan Francisco aud Saeramento é : ; Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made om Gold forwarded to the U.S. — Mint for Assay or Coimage. County Scrip bought at the Highest Rates. Agency for maurance against Fire. Nevada, July lst, 162. tf GEORGE W. KIDD, ' BACTEKER, Im the Granite Building, Broad street, Nevada. Gis, DUST Purchased at the Highest Mar ket Rates, and liberal advances ude-on Dust iorwarded for Assay er for Coinage at the U.5 Mint. Sight Checks on San Franciseo and Sacramento D on the Eastern Cities at the t.owest_ Kate llections made, and State.and County Ses ny purchased at the highest Market value H. PLRMONT. Jace fe ~ cepeanatasitarterrarrmmanenctn:.senninttnenat it eee Nevada, March 7, 1861-tf

nacemiiemaimmiietes ’ offers for sand others © omptly attent — SWELE} vs, Nevada city. of i Prices! onal stoék of 33 ; and Black: kinds and sizes.” S & €O., rcial Street. a 3s tment of Ladies will sell at San date. ° & CO., reial Street. tMcLAUGHLD — . they will gives © all. MARCH 17th »>PER 4 MUSIC 95,00. A ly imvited to at LINE ! : ento ( i A CITY! ‘ JE the public that = bth of March,Iss. © encé running hit 7 as follows: +4 oO every . Saturday! © afterneen, ané same day. ia City; every. a aay + iday Ywornings “a k on this rout Ow ! ublie patron . se ey, JIM. McCUB, _ 1¢ Bailey Howet MPS) ning the public 4 The N evada Daily Transcript FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 13th.” ‘CONSPIRACY.—A case was before Justice Harvington’s Court on Wedtesday and Thureday, which has <licited _ considerable feeling and much comment. It was the case of T. CeMartin, arrested for robbing the stur“of Wm. Stone, on Selby. Flat— Thévpinion is very strong in this city thatMartin is an innocent man and that there has been a conspiriey entered info. by the pros secuting witnesses to_destroy his character. We know nothing for or against any. of he parties €Cepray the evidence goes as adduced iu the Justice’s Court. But there ix! nothing so Far-to justify a belief that Martin is the guilty nau. The Justice so held yes= terday in deciding upon the evidence on .the charge of robbery.. Ltis not altogether improbable toat justice will find the right man bofore long, and it may be that the one whose’) “eoolne ss” in: pursaiog. Martin, which. has heen prised, tayfiadalttle warimerates~ phere b fore’many days elapse. i eee et pe Arrankemements are being. made to have a fox. chase on the 17th of this month, A tively time at the Glenbrook race course. P~ is anticipated, as some of the best dogs in this section have been engaged for the eccasion, and several good horsemen are going to juin in the chase. Give Reynard a fair start and if he don’t “double” on his pursuers and make his escape we shall lose’ our guess. [e°On Sunday nA@Xt the time allowed for the planking of Broad street by the Board of Trustees, expires. The Marshal is required to commence on Monday and complete the job for the property-holders. We pr@sume they are willing that Davidson should do it as it will be cheaper from the fact of his having at his command six Celestials who are in jail_at the eounty’s expense, DiscuarncenD.—T. C. Martin who was examinated on Wednesday, upon the charge of robbery was yesterday diseharged-by Judge Harrington. He was immediately re-arrested upon complaint, charged with having stolen a pistel-—He was tried upon the last charge at ] o’clock yesterday. by jury. The evidence was about thé same as that elicited. With regard to the pistolin the-first examination. The jury after being outa few moments brought in a verdict of ‘not guilty” and -Martin-was discharged from custody. ninesetlinesenrtinemiiciameites ~~ QUARTZ.— We saw-at-Fraey’ssaloon yea. tarday some very fine specimens of rock taken from the ledge of Tracy and others near the old Indian camp? “This is-a new ledge from which only two tons of rock have as yet been taken. From the specimens we haye seen we shoutd judge the parties had a good thing.) te Ed. Marselus has purchased the beautiful residence of Mr. Richardson, on Aristoeracy Hill, and has.commenced to fix it up inelegant style. It is one of the best houses in the city. te The hurdy-gurdys who were sluiced out by the engine company, and who sued the city for $3,000 damages, about a ‘year ago, returned to this city and opened a dane~ ing establishment on Broad street, a few evenings since. r iaeaes t#rThe Ball given by Frank Guild on Wednesday evening last is said to have been a splendid affair. anFhe District Court will meet on Suaturday morning next at 10 o’clock. What has become of the Grass Valley Nationa! ?— Have not seen acopy of that paper for a week. THE Placer Courier mentions a quartz claim near Forest Hill, some. rock from which yields forty thousand dollars to the ton..Bb cena eee eee ie STUART. an explorer, bas just completed, a journey across the continent of Australia. He describes it aa being well adapted for settlements. — e Periivian ‘vessels have been arrests ed in thé-South Sea Islands, making slaves of natives. ey intended to take them to the Chincha Islsnds to load guano Waar has old Foote got_against Califor nia? In. one of his Peace Yeaolutions he hopes that we may soon be as C. 8. A!—Appeal. as It is said that the net earnings of the Pana~ ma railroad, for 1862, have been equal to 30 per cent. on the entire investment. AN AFFRAY 1S Mempnts.—The following is from’some late Memphis correspondence ina St. Louisa paper: It became known to the military-authorities that Lieutenant Colonel Wood, of Forrest's cavalry, was in the city in citizen’s dress. “He was arrested at the Senate and placed in Irving Block asa military prisoner. One night Colonel Wood disappeared from prison, but afterwards fell into the hands of a party under Colonel Lee, which was scouting outside. the city, and again placed in Irving Block prison. He acknowledged he had escaped by aid ofa Fedérfal officer, Lieuterant Lewis, Second Licutenant, Second United States regular cavalry. -Hhewis furmshed hier with a pair ot-falge whisketa-and-a_coat of a Federal officer: By -thesnikef these he passed the #uard aid got away.’ For these services he stated he had paid Lewis five hundred dollares rest in bis quarters. One night he broke his bonds, and, by virtue of his pesiticn as an officer, entéred Irving Block. He went to the\ room where Colonel Woed was lying asleep ona bed, and gave'n kick, calling upou him te\rise. As Wood was doing so he drew i pistolund fired. The unfortunate officer wis struck in the mouth, the ball passing out at. the back.of his. head, . Lieutenant Lewis ‘then surrendered himself-into custedy, He ds aman. noted for recklessness,, and. was promoted to hix present position from the ranks on account of his brave conduct. WHERE ARE Trey ?—Joseph P. Morrison, of Cervallis, Oregon, withewto learn the fate ofhis. sonsin-aw, Charles Wright, who, with’ his wife And > several young . daughters, left Adams county, Iowa, in April, 1862, for California or Oreyon. Mr. Méi rin son hus never heard from them since their departure from Iowa, and is\apprehensive that they have been murdered by the Indians _on the plains. If there are any parsons who know anything concerning this farvly, they will show their benevolence by comraunicating their knowledge to Mr. Morrison. way ee How THEY po THINGS IN THE North ᐀ A notorious desperado known as Wm. i Tomen, alias “ Fat Jack,” wae shot and kill ed at Florence City, on the 23d ult. He had been ordered ,to leave Florence some months back. which he did, but again returned, when he was ‘followed to the cabin of a miner named Neselrode, and there shot by parties whose lives he had threatened. In firing at Tomen, Neslrode, was accidentally shot from the effect of which he died. Type Serrinc Macuine.—Appleton’s Encyclopedia, a tremendous work of 16 volumes, was entirely set up in type by a patent type setting machine. Gen. PorTER.—The Washington Star says that in military circles it is believed that there was but a bare majority of one vote for Gen. Porter's conviction on eitber charge. aie PENNSYLVANIA last season exported -coal to the amount of thirty-four millions dollars Of coal and coal oil she produced more in value than California does of guld. . oo CHANGE OF NaMeE.—The embarcadero on the Sacramento in Butte county, heretofore called Bidwell's Landing is now known as Chico Landing. To BY ESTABLISHED.—An oil Exchange, for the benefit of those engaged in the trade, is about tu be established in Boston. THE steamship Robert, Lowe, which-sailed oa Saturday last for China, carried $120,031 60 in gold coin, $155,374 in yold bars and dust, and $225,815 in Mexican dollars: total, $501,220 60. She carried also an assorted ; cargo of California produce, valued at $30,802. a A CONSTABLE putsued a thief who took refuge on a stump in a swamp, ahd pulled the rail after nim on which he went in. The constable m»de the following return. “Sightable—conversable—non est comatsble—in swampum—up stumpum—rallo.”’ Tue body ofa Mrs_ Barbour, buried fours teen years ago in cemeteny in Pittsburg, was . exhumed recently, and found to be .petrified. The corpse was considerably enlarged and very heavy, the united strength of four or five men being required to handle it. — A CORRESPONDENT of the Call, writing from St. Louis, mentions the recent death of Joseph Price, and ‘an old and well known stesmboatman of the West. Capt. Price was the last living one of thecrew that first ascended the Columbia river, Oregon! in )801 = DR. DAVIS, ] ICENTIATE of the Hall,"Member of the 4 College of Surgeons, London. Office, 111 Broad street, South side above the ‘Bailey House,” Nevada. ir Consultations -.Nevada, March 10th, 1863—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—-Corner of Bread and Pine streets, Ly I would inform my friends and lisscbs te wishing my services that 1AM PREPARED to attenithose favoring me with a call, at all hours. feeth after hav become sensitive by exposure of the nerve will. be filled ‘without caus I we ILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this Office, to be Gratis ! SKILLFUL MANNER, On this charge Lewis was placed under ars— Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL1 to order. Castings and Machinery of ever description. Quartz Machinery construc titted up or repaired. All kinds of Buildw, Castings, Saw, -Grist,.Malt and Bark Mills; Horse Power and Car Wheets. All orders fille promptly. and at as .ow rates as any estaolish ment in Sacramento or San Francisco—freigb added. Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, > TIMMONS & CO., PEAERRS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, No. 40° Main: Street Gregory & Boring’s old stand. Nevada, Déec. 2nd, 1862. 4 diate teat -BIRDSEYE GOLD, SILVER& COPPER Mining Company.. aN OR LOT " ; on Board of Directors have levied an assessL. ment of two dollars per share (or eight cents per foot,) on the Capital Stock of the Com pany. Certificates of Stock are now ready ,and will be delivered upon payment of the assessment and signing the Stock Books. An early payment of assessments is requested. JOHN PATTISON,

Nevada, Jan. 20, 1863. Seeretary. NEW STOCK-WINTER GOONS —AT THE— $ American Dry Goods Store BROAD STREET, NEVADA, CHINN & COLBY : AVE just received from San Francisco the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK of WINTER G CCD! — Kver brought in the Mountains. ¢ x THE DRY GOODS Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada and the surrounding country at such prices that can not tail to quit. . ; SILK GOODS--New Varicty, D ss GOoopD-:-. Toiles Peintes) Jacones; Indiennes, Soicries, 5000 yards Poplin: = Silk and Wool Shellers, Organdies, Traveling Dress Goods, all kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CA BPETS., Gloves of every size ondcolor. French & American Prints. Silk & Wool Curtain Damask, Wool, Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Bleached? Shectieg. A large Stock of Trimmings, Mohair, Barege. Marseilles& Lancaster Quilts, Mantillas, Shawls, Embroideries,. Bonnets, Shakers, Sunshades, Umbrellas, Parasols, os NEW STYLE DUSTERS ! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS ! New Style of Ewbroidery, entirely New BONNETS & CHILDREN 8 HATS! New Style of DRESS SILK. This permanent stock of Dry Coods—the largest ever seen in the~mountains of Califernia— was bought for Cash and we will guarantee. to sell cheaper than any other establishment van possibly sell. Ladies! calland examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give us one trial. — CHINN & COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 25th. Read the Atlantic Papers ! ! AND PERIODICALS !! Ifye would know allaboutthe War! } EAD aloud! and let your friends know they can get them all at — As P. CHURCH & CO’'S., Paper and Periodical Store, Cor.of Pine and Broad Streets, Nevada. FAST FREICHT LINE ! AM NOW PREPARED TO FORward Packages and Goods of all Kind ! —TO— :VIRGINIA CITY! Through from Nevada in 3. days! : THOS. HENRY. Forwarding & Commission Merchant, At Weaver & Co., No. 59 Broad St., Nevade. Nevada, Feb. ist, 1863—tf _ PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIs METHOD OF Prociaiming to the World . — THAT — ; “MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,, Rk ‘OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at A. P.CHURCH & CO. ; Cor. of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada. FEMALE8! FEMALES! FEMALES ‘Use, that Safe, sant Remedy known as HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU, For all Complaints incident to the sex. No Family should be “ Without it And None will when once Tried by, them. ~,_ Itis used by atest Oy YOUNG AND OLD, In the Decline or Change of Life, Before and after Marriage. During aud after Confisement, To Strenythen the Nerves, Restore Nature to its Proper Channel and Invigorate the Broken-down Constitution, From whatever Cause Originating. . USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS! Take saat HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, See advertisement in anoth®r colamn: Cut out, and sent for it. er «C8100 Rew ard—Forany goteod OF hilis, in any stage, which DR. LE RICHEAU’S GOLLEN BALSAM fails tocure. No comment is necessary upon this medicine, it stands entirely upon its own unequaled merits ; it has cured thousands who. have wasted handsome fortunes, and will cure thousands more.” Golden Balsain No. [for tirst and second stages, sich as sores upon thélegs or other parts of the body, sore eyes, etc. etc. Golden Balsam Ne. 2, for Tertiary, Mercurial and Sphilitic Rheumasum wewillshipto any part of the State— NoTicE.—We have no agents for this medicine and are sole proprietors and niknufacturers. All orders must be directed tous to obtaiit the genuine. upon each Inside label. We guarrantee a perfect and lasting ture. i RICHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Clay and sansome sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ANTIDOTE, a‘preparation never known to fail, for the cure of Gleet Gonorrhea Irritation, Gravel, and all Urinary derangements. None genuine without our circular of Golden Balsam. wrapped around the bottle. oclms RE-OPENING —OF THE NICARAGUA ROUTE! 750 miles shorter than any other Route ! People’s Steamship Line ! ! Sh CONNECTING CALIFORNIA AND NEW YORK LOW RATES OF PASSAGE. ~ The fast and well known Double f engine steamship, _ MOSES TAYLOR, ‘ 1,500 Tons. BE. HOWKES...ccccccsoctacs Will leave for SAN JUAN DEL SUR, a . Wednesday, March Lith, 1863! ! FemMi sion street.Wharf, San F rancisco at 9 o’clock punctually. Connecting at. Greytown withthe splendid steamship In.DLINOoIs, 2500 Tom. cleanliness end safety, and every .effort will be made to insure the comfort of Passengers No expense has been spared to make the NICARAGUA: ROUTE! ~ NOT ONLY THE QUICK EST, But the Safest and most Desirable. I. K. ROBERTS, Agent. No. 407 Washington street, Opposite the 1] ost Office, ja24-td San Francisco. DIARIES! DIARIES !! FOR THB YEAR 1863 ! FOR SALE BY \. P. CHURCH & CO e Nevada. Nevada, January 28th, 1863.—tf = “FINE ARTS ! LL those who are desirous of obtaining a’ fine Engraving or Lithograph, framed or unframed, or Materials & Studies “Xr for Drawing & Painting; .<% Would do well to call “ the largest establishment in $an Francisco 0 ROOS & WUNDERLICH, Goupil & Co’s Depot. New Store 219 Montgomery Street, fy 10m1 (Kuss Bloek-) TWO BIT HOUSE! 107 Broad Street, Nevada City. ~~, THE wadeveianed takes this method sii of intosming his friends and the public that he is still at his old stand, on Br street, at the “Old Brooklyn House,” where he will ‘serve, a good square meal. for two bits. Also, a good bed for thie same price.— Board and Lodging, $6 a week, 'tism.' Price, $5 per bottle; upon recéipt of this . Observe well the manufacturer’s name . " _ +e, Commaiidery [~~ ’ These steamers are unsurpassed for speed, CROCKERY. FeErce CHINA, GLASS '*¥ AItK ‘SILVER PLATED WARE, CUTLRY, Ete. PERCEY DOUCLAS, azn Wentcoke ry st:ectMAS-THE Largest and Best Assortmentof Goaa in that line to be found in the City, ALLOF WHICH HE IS-SELLING AT TItk “LOWEST PRICHS, © Saigon THOSE WHO BUY FOR CASH is WILb.FIND IT 7 ay coal Greatly to their Advantage to give ‘him call before purchasing elsewhere. San Francisco, Dee. 18th—5m3dp EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No. 5 Commercial street, J.C. MASEL & CO., (Successors to Chas Kent.) J.C. MASEL & CO., respect: fully inform their ‘riends prod oublic that they can always be ound at the above place, where they keep cu hand the best quality of Amer.an BEEF, PORK, MUTTON Corned Beef and bork. Live Beet Cattle always for sale c* areas onablé price “Retail Dealers furnished with Beef at low rates. He solicits a continuance of the very liberal patrenage heretofure received. Nevada, May 28th~ tf \ PIONEER CIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, YEALER in Cigars, Tobacco, Genu.-. ine Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N. B. Storeclosed from Friday evening to aturday’evening. ' i : Pacific Mail Stexmship Co. : The followin ‘steamsh'ps will be dispatched In the “sonth of March, 1863 : Gelden Age, Hudson, Com’r. March. 2nd. Sonora, Lapidge, llth, Constitution, Watkins, 21et. From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o'clock, A.M. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to A-pinw bythe Panama Railroad Company and frof! 4 +pimwallto New York bv the Atlantic and Pacil.«Steamshi Company A. B. FORBES, Avent. Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Franc ieee tay tay so ay M. CREENHOOD, FORWARDING, STORAGE —AND— Commission Merchant! ; Carpenter's Building, FRONT STREET, (BETWEEN L & SACRAMENTO. J HAVE made my arrangements to forward jroods to . ! NEVADA COUNTY, a NEVADA TERRITORY, ESMERALDA, AND HUMBOLDT. Ijmve also Agents at the prineipal Railroad Depots, which will ensure ‘satisfacvory and speedy dispatch of all goods intruated to my care at the lowest rolling freight. ~ Mark your goods “CARE OF M. G., SAC." Toavoid mistakes, send steamer recetpt. Sacramento, March 6th, 1863. HMNKY Hi. MACKIK, PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Successors to C. W. Mulford > At the old stand, Main strect, Nevada. {OLD DUST bought at the Highest Kates. Sight Cheeks on dan Francisco aud Saeramento é : ; Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made om Gold forwarded to the U.S. — Mint for Assay or Coimage. County Scrip bought at the Highest Rates. Agency for maurance against Fire. Nevada, July lst, 162. tf GEORGE W. KIDD, ' BACTEKER, Im the Granite Building, Broad street, Nevada. Gis, DUST Purchased at the Highest Mar ket Rates, and liberal advances ude-on Dust iorwarded for Assay er for Coinage at the U.5 Mint. Sight Checks on San Franciseo and Sacramento D on the Eastern Cities at the t.owest_ Kate llections made, and State.and County Ses ny purchased at the highest Market value H. PLRMONT. Jace fe ~ cepeanatasitarterrarrmmanenctn:.senninttnenat it eee Nevada, March 7, 1861-tf