May 10, 1861 (4 pages)

aT et ee $ Bt 1 CR? FSgert Ts ere & 4 Sersei 4 ¢ i ~ eer SOME Cuanen: anour You—As i fucrative business, @nd lies in the excess of “our citizens to resort to the only remedy, viz‘ . have been shaken to the breeze. . wada Rifles have the Stars. and) Stripes float‘vania Engine Company over their _ pany have ordered 9 flag of cviossal proporthe symbol of an intense and abiding faith.— ‘named Gauthier, disxppered from his home, _ 102 days from New York. Three years ago, \ SHliit oF the Flying Cioud, in April, 1844—Mr. George Crawford was. retiring-home, ou Piety Hill, two evenings ago, he was beyond the bridge, and near the Bough sid Ready Dit, by two individaals him to conte oat with what men, as they were masked. . that they run not the slightest risk, and it is ps er productive around here yet to make it worth their while. The-only danger they incur.is the one common to all safe and This, we should think, must] begin. to be seriously felt by.the pioneer robbere. It cannot be that the operations car“Hed on towards Selby Flat, American Hill, Grass Valley, Washington, and, in fact, towards.every point of the compass, are all the . work of one company of robbers. They appear simultaneously at too many different points to any such supposition. We hope, for our part, they may increase and multiply. Noman now walks to the end of town, after dark, without expecting to be tobbed, if not killed, and, therefore, things ean not get much worse. Our city police ein not disturb them, and we see nothing but the commission of some eutragevus acts, such as a few murders or so, that will induce their organization into a vigilance committee. Tue STaR SPaANGLED Banner.—The Union sentiment of Nevada is evincing itself in the many “Star Spangled Banners” which The Neing over their armory,as have the Pennayly engine house. Nevada Hose Co. will raise a beau tifalnational ensign over their house when finished. Protection Hook: 1 Ladder Comtions which is soon to wave over their headquarters. The ‘Striped Bunting,” with its galaxy of Stars, isto the sincere American patriot what the Cross is to the Christian, It may be trailed in the dustand reviled by impious hands, in other states, but in California, and especially in our own patriotic Nevada, it nireopat sas 43 gaa “*Columbia’s meteor in French Ravine, below Grass Valley, yesterday morning. He had on a pair of biue cotton pants, with white patches on the knees. He is laboring under a fit of insanity, and was acen yesterday at Reugh & Ready. ee THE ANukEW JacKsON’s PassaGEe.— This celebrated ship has again signalized herself by beating the entire fleet of this seasun, having made the passage to San Francisco in she came out in 103 days, and in March last year she arrived in 89 days and 20 hours frou New York City, making, with ene exception the best passage on record from the Atlaatic States to that port. APRaw He’p vo freak, tagaheees inMettehantelnns ot Ger Lk ees day or two since, and applied for a warrant against a man who, he said, had used threatenig language towards him. The Judge in. quired the nature of the language tsed.— “Why, your honor,” snid'the fellow: '* Jo threatenet to knock h—t out of me, and I'u ee et ee iw.” ‘Leer PenALtY. —ih tap aberter Cxinnnal Court of Bostun lately Michael Welsh Was tried on a charge of ter in eauamg the death of his daughter, a jcpalursaie haeotd of age, by beating . ‘They lived in North street. ‘The jury . Lockets. 8 verdict of guilty,and the Tadeo . WE an eter tees eon _. of Major Anderson at New York, that gallant rupt metropolis. Smitten with her charms he attemped her ruin,but was unsuccessful. Inhis defeat he determined on revenge, and in furtherance of his design,seeretly placd in her trunk articles belonging ‘to him,fand marked with his name: He then denounced been purchassed. He when he perceived a light warmth about th dies he restored the suspended’ animation: — worthy: priest, and when the unfortunate girl opened her eyes she supposed herself in another world, and addressing the priest ‘. ofa man ee diren te vices of that éorher to a magistrate, who caused her to be} «, into the hands ofa surgeon, by who it had . it home,.and was proceeding to dissect it. . Reg In the meamtime. he had. sent: fora: trust. THURSDA ica haantee Snr es, tes: a. engl Haman Ser an. "EHURADAY EVERING, Stay aa, Biv D. } Deal, Subject—*‘* Heroes. ‘The Lectures will be im the Meth at ar ti fr ro Crane . heart. “By the prompt use of proper. » . Nevada: a asene xy sbacvascte ba ‘Pease LON AVA aS 100 aye . 54 id. A¥PE Ul eeayliaat.<beo 5 & u se LET BETS. 239400 i oes W5 7 er REMs es * 9.090 2's saa sbllel eokencpe yea ee or ef i acid abu (who Was s man of marked and majestic countenance) exclaimed: ‘ Eternal Father, you know my iinecence ; have pity on me!” In her simplicity, believing she beheld her Maker, she continued to sue for mercy, and stillin the land of the living. The surgeon and the priest, being fully convinced of her innocenee, she retired toa village far distant from the scene of her uajust punishment. The community subsequently became -acquainted with her story, and the author of her misery became an object of reproach and attempt was made to bring him to justice. t# Mr W. C. Moore of Saundersyville, Tenn., bought ‘a plantation in Alabama, and all his negroes agreed to go except one. Of course force had to be used upon him, aud while they were attempting to handcuff him he drew a knife and madea terrible wound }in the neck of Mr. Moore. The negro then tarned upon Mr:Moore’s father, who was killed instantly, hia head being severed trom his body. The negro was shot three times before he would give up the knife, whereupon he was immediately hung. Snow In New Encianp.—In no present time, since 1852, when on the 6th of April we had 20 inches, and on the 33th of the same month 10 inches. The present The thermometer has ranged throughout at 33 to 35. The barometer, April Ist, stood at 9P. M., when it commenced sno w , at A SuLpier's SPEECH.—At the reception r,in reply in an address trom Mayor Wood, said: “Mr. Mayor—It cannot be expected of me, a suldier, to talk as I would like,and as I feel astray, I have only to say that I have tried todo my duty humbly and. truthfully in defending the American flig, God grant that we may maintaip the honor of that flag and our country, and in him tet us trust and all will be weil. ~ DAILY TRANSCRIPT Book and Job Printing Office. ‘HE of this Establishment have [Durchancl one of the finest ob, Offices ever the mountains,atid ae ES BILL-HEADS, CHEOKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS, BILLS OF FARE, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, LABELS, ic. .» &c., &o. LADIES’ CHARITABLE GIFT TO COME OFF OM WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, ‘1961. : TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR. mit sain tall oreted, diamon1 ci ’ Velvet Sack. Feorth Prize—iLa t ‘dwexet. Fifth Prize—Kilcg at ll Gold Locket. ; Pane mearding Pin. Kigihth ath, wel on chain. Ninth, Tenth, Thirteenth, FourPe craigs Prizeo—Each,. handsome Sixteenth Prize—Gentieman’s Drvssin April has so much snow fallen Sat’ the hout the age after whatis melted, is 18 inches. . it was some time before she realized she was . W: lars) scr day Srna Fanon wis e of California Wines.— Our Native Wmes have been much prejudiced in . this and other markets by spurious mixtures and _ To adulterations, purporting te be pure California Wines, from the Los Angeles vintage. ‘These cheap compounds are being offered to the public at almo*t any price, and are indugtriously hawked about and peddied in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuine and pare Wine. It may ‘therefore be « matter of some interest to know that Mesers. SAINSEVAIN BROS. areputtiog up some of their celebrated Vineyard of “El Also,” at Los Angeles. The publicmay rely. upon obtaining Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s Native Wine Bitters. Itisa moxt delicious Beye rage and Tonie. For saleby the pricipal Liquor Dealers throug. Daror—We. 801 Montgomery street, San Francigeo. ap 23—IiIm Sainsevain’s Wative California Wines keltenveints sist Guttoornte wines . [oe it is made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely exenpt from all those noxious conpounds made ont of Aleohol and other poisonous drugs, so deleterious to health: Parties desirous of obtaining WINKS of unexceptionabie quality, can eend their orders to any of the Liquor Dealers throughout the State,.fer the following Wines: _ Sainsevain’s extra White Wine; Sainsevain’s extra Angelica Wine ; Sainsevain’s extra Port Wine ; Sainsevain’s extra Wine Bitters ; Sainsevain’s Sparkling Champagne : Sainsevain’s Wine Brandy ; 4 Sainsevain’s Red Wine. Fer sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throughout the States. ; Durot—WNo. 801 Montgomery street, San Francisco. -ap 23—3m. VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTI RHED-" MATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among ghe thousands 01 persons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few mouthe— . every one of them have experienced the most beneficial The immense sale of this HEALTH KESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of its effieacy. Those who.have suffered use, and aredaily sending their y rateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific proprietor. The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benelitted by using Dx. aboLpPuus’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RusroraTivs. it ts for sale by ST NVVELEY Orun PR eh a & 4 dada ' AN ORIGINAL INDIAN ROMANLE. arama iké sAH-UTS CHIBF, . Citar For Sale by ali ihe Booksellers . "7 ikKMs—Jne ¥ Months, $2Sub. cirgeimne nuieae ep peo or transmi ted — ine ar ers Ee des ma no meas, 2 for the pre2 on Sheds the sii ley Hone Bar J 8. SNYDEK. Aji G-3mis woree thim death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, . friends, 4 A mioar, 8. URTE,, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & 00, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. pnt ny Senay ‘We would. inform. our friends, and all wishing our services that WE ARE eign pasted ee Sr exposure of the nerve will be.filled causing pain. itive by WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this ag oy Nevadas 0 December . peawance, no oe NO. 25, B, NEVADA: ri SEWING MACHINES. Bara. ©. fiasco wulliineilie diese de! « Baker's Sewing Machines, : ORev AE ED nba Koai eto ne ae THOS. M WOOD, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST Heome--27 & 29 Commercial St, NEVADA. FFER NO ENDUCEMENTS TO areas, except of having GOOD AND PERFECT PICTURES. Put w from t PERSONS WISHING SUCH WORK ‘UNION LIVERY STABLE. ae . give me vail. JAMES J. oTT, NEVADA yee OFFICE, Ne, 30 wtreet, Bans ee ae few’ Hours. — cating oe ' a nt im ac count ayd always + for melt ioteabore Soot : pg bead siete OL AD OL and Ansayed at San tion, Melted, cope <p at San Gia, and RETURNS wm AN Ineivadiinde tafean’ to Gig. ota STAMES Fox moat sg “eed WORK Grass ae : ‘Clothes Baie tare C. ma WAGNER Ep ee as here ie oPPrositiox FANCY ORY EOORGST ORE PASSENGER LINE DOWSIEVILLE & VIRGINIA CEPT EVERY MONDAY AND a ea 8? pr te ah morni:: K fuerte eo at Ste. aud th alin ay CugeRs Be i i Hawke’, turoug WIDZS wie aw Dowsloviite) the thir day wo pn lle. ‘Liere ho snow vp this route, andsay of uiweraln 8 ete, oe i Sed . tists 4 OTR ee lanes et te, aes va tage of a are guar: vatced 1 pleasaut trip in the: tat the . paur = priuge, Where all the er Awhateivund with the ad iion cumior's of a of the Guy loxury, a batate pe neki) a i iumuiane with tie usual well places of resort. ~ dL J. «. BETICBER, agent. on

aT et ee $ Bt 1 CR? FSgert Ts ere & 4 Sersei 4 ¢ i ~ eer SOME Cuanen: anour You—As i fucrative business, @nd lies in the excess of “our citizens to resort to the only remedy, viz‘ . have been shaken to the breeze. . wada Rifles have the Stars. and) Stripes float‘vania Engine Company over their _ pany have ordered 9 flag of cviossal proporthe symbol of an intense and abiding faith.— ‘named Gauthier, disxppered from his home, _ 102 days from New York. Three years ago, \ SHliit oF the Flying Cioud, in April, 1844—Mr. George Crawford was. retiring-home, ou Piety Hill, two evenings ago, he was beyond the bridge, and near the Bough sid Ready Dit, by two individaals him to conte oat with what men, as they were masked. . that they run not the slightest risk, and it is ps er productive around here yet to make it worth their while. The-only danger they incur.is the one common to all safe and This, we should think, must] begin. to be seriously felt by.the pioneer robbere. It cannot be that the operations car“Hed on towards Selby Flat, American Hill, Grass Valley, Washington, and, in fact, towards.every point of the compass, are all the . work of one company of robbers. They appear simultaneously at too many different points to any such supposition. We hope, for our part, they may increase and multiply. Noman now walks to the end of town, after dark, without expecting to be tobbed, if not killed, and, therefore, things ean not get much worse. Our city police ein not disturb them, and we see nothing but the commission of some eutragevus acts, such as a few murders or so, that will induce their organization into a vigilance committee. Tue STaR SPaANGLED Banner.—The Union sentiment of Nevada is evincing itself in the many “Star Spangled Banners” which The Neing over their armory,as have the Pennayly engine house. Nevada Hose Co. will raise a beau tifalnational ensign over their house when finished. Protection Hook: 1 Ladder Comtions which is soon to wave over their headquarters. The ‘Striped Bunting,” with its galaxy of Stars, isto the sincere American patriot what the Cross is to the Christian, It may be trailed in the dustand reviled by impious hands, in other states, but in California, and especially in our own patriotic Nevada, it nireopat sas 43 gaa “*Columbia’s meteor in French Ravine, below Grass Valley, yesterday morning. He had on a pair of biue cotton pants, with white patches on the knees. He is laboring under a fit of insanity, and was acen yesterday at Reugh & Ready. ee THE ANukEW JacKsON’s PassaGEe.— This celebrated ship has again signalized herself by beating the entire fleet of this seasun, having made the passage to San Francisco in she came out in 103 days, and in March last year she arrived in 89 days and 20 hours frou New York City, making, with ene exception the best passage on record from the Atlaatic States to that port. APRaw He’p vo freak, tagaheees inMettehantelnns ot Ger Lk ees day or two since, and applied for a warrant against a man who, he said, had used threatenig language towards him. The Judge in. quired the nature of the language tsed.— “Why, your honor,” snid'the fellow: '* Jo threatenet to knock h—t out of me, and I'u ee et ee iw.” ‘Leer PenALtY. —ih tap aberter Cxinnnal Court of Bostun lately Michael Welsh Was tried on a charge of ter in eauamg the death of his daughter, a jcpalursaie haeotd of age, by beating . ‘They lived in North street. ‘The jury . Lockets. 8 verdict of guilty,and the Tadeo . WE an eter tees eon _. of Major Anderson at New York, that gallant rupt metropolis. Smitten with her charms he attemped her ruin,but was unsuccessful. Inhis defeat he determined on revenge, and in furtherance of his design,seeretly placd in her trunk articles belonging ‘to him,fand marked with his name: He then denounced been purchassed. He when he perceived a light warmth about th dies he restored the suspended’ animation: — worthy: priest, and when the unfortunate girl opened her eyes she supposed herself in another world, and addressing the priest ‘. ofa man ee diren te vices of that éorher to a magistrate, who caused her to be} «, into the hands ofa surgeon, by who it had . it home,.and was proceeding to dissect it. . Reg In the meamtime. he had. sent: fora: trust. THURSDA ica haantee Snr es, tes: a. engl Haman Ser an. "EHURADAY EVERING, Stay aa, Biv D. } Deal, Subject—*‘* Heroes. ‘The Lectures will be im the Meth at ar ti fr ro Crane . heart. “By the prompt use of proper. » . Nevada: a asene xy sbacvascte ba ‘Pease LON AVA aS 100 aye . 54 id. A¥PE Ul eeayliaat.<beo 5 & u se LET BETS. 239400 i oes W5 7 er REMs es * 9.090 2's saa sbllel eokencpe yea ee or ef i acid abu (who Was s man of marked and majestic countenance) exclaimed: ‘ Eternal Father, you know my iinecence ; have pity on me!” In her simplicity, believing she beheld her Maker, she continued to sue for mercy, and stillin the land of the living. The surgeon and the priest, being fully convinced of her innocenee, she retired toa village far distant from the scene of her uajust punishment. The community subsequently became -acquainted with her story, and the author of her misery became an object of reproach and attempt was made to bring him to justice. t# Mr W. C. Moore of Saundersyville, Tenn., bought ‘a plantation in Alabama, and all his negroes agreed to go except one. Of course force had to be used upon him, aud while they were attempting to handcuff him he drew a knife and madea terrible wound }in the neck of Mr. Moore. The negro then tarned upon Mr:Moore’s father, who was killed instantly, hia head being severed trom his body. The negro was shot three times before he would give up the knife, whereupon he was immediately hung. Snow In New Encianp.—In no present time, since 1852, when on the 6th of April we had 20 inches, and on the 33th of the same month 10 inches. The present The thermometer has ranged throughout at 33 to 35. The barometer, April Ist, stood at 9P. M., when it commenced sno w , at A SuLpier's SPEECH.—At the reception r,in reply in an address trom Mayor Wood, said: “Mr. Mayor—It cannot be expected of me, a suldier, to talk as I would like,and as I feel astray, I have only to say that I have tried todo my duty humbly and. truthfully in defending the American flig, God grant that we may maintaip the honor of that flag and our country, and in him tet us trust and all will be weil. ~ DAILY TRANSCRIPT Book and Job Printing Office. ‘HE of this Establishment have [Durchancl one of the finest ob, Offices ever the mountains,atid ae ES BILL-HEADS, CHEOKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS, BILLS OF FARE, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, LABELS, ic. .» &c., &o. LADIES’ CHARITABLE GIFT TO COME OFF

OM WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, ‘1961. : TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR. mit sain tall oreted, diamon1 ci ’ Velvet Sack. Feorth Prize—iLa t ‘dwexet. Fifth Prize—Kilcg at ll Gold Locket. ; Pane mearding Pin. Kigihth ath, wel on chain. Ninth, Tenth, Thirteenth, FourPe craigs Prizeo—Each,. handsome Sixteenth Prize—Gentieman’s Drvssin April has so much snow fallen Sat’ the hout the age after whatis melted, is 18 inches. . it was some time before she realized she was . W: lars) scr day Srna Fanon wis e of California Wines.— Our Native Wmes have been much prejudiced in . this and other markets by spurious mixtures and _ To adulterations, purporting te be pure California Wines, from the Los Angeles vintage. ‘These cheap compounds are being offered to the public at almo*t any price, and are indugtriously hawked about and peddied in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuine and pare Wine. It may ‘therefore be « matter of some interest to know that Mesers. SAINSEVAIN BROS. areputtiog up some of their celebrated Vineyard of “El Also,” at Los Angeles. The publicmay rely. upon obtaining Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s Native Wine Bitters. Itisa moxt delicious Beye rage and Tonie. For saleby the pricipal Liquor Dealers throug. Daror—We. 801 Montgomery street, San Francigeo. ap 23—IiIm Sainsevain’s Wative California Wines keltenveints sist Guttoornte wines . [oe it is made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely exenpt from all those noxious conpounds made ont of Aleohol and other poisonous drugs, so deleterious to health: Parties desirous of obtaining WINKS of unexceptionabie quality, can eend their orders to any of the Liquor Dealers throughout the State,.fer the following Wines: _ Sainsevain’s extra White Wine; Sainsevain’s extra Angelica Wine ; Sainsevain’s extra Port Wine ; Sainsevain’s extra Wine Bitters ; Sainsevain’s Sparkling Champagne : Sainsevain’s Wine Brandy ; 4 Sainsevain’s Red Wine. Fer sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throughout the States. ; Durot—WNo. 801 Montgomery street, San Francisco. -ap 23—3m. VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTI RHED-" MATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among ghe thousands 01 persons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few mouthe— . every one of them have experienced the most beneficial The immense sale of this HEALTH KESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of its effieacy. Those who.have suffered use, and aredaily sending their y rateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific proprietor. The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benelitted by using Dx. aboLpPuus’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RusroraTivs. it ts for sale by ST NVVELEY Orun PR eh a & 4 dada ' AN ORIGINAL INDIAN ROMANLE. arama iké sAH-UTS CHIBF, . Citar For Sale by ali ihe Booksellers . "7 ikKMs—Jne ¥ Months, $2Sub. cirgeimne nuieae ep peo or transmi ted — ine ar ers Ee des ma no meas, 2 for the pre2 on Sheds the sii ley Hone Bar J 8. SNYDEK. Aji G-3mis woree thim death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, . friends, 4 A mioar, 8. URTE,, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & 00, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. pnt ny Senay ‘We would. inform. our friends, and all wishing our services that WE ARE eign pasted ee Sr exposure of the nerve will be.filled causing pain. itive by WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this ag oy Nevadas 0 December . peawance, no oe NO. 25, B, NEVADA: ri SEWING MACHINES. Bara. ©. fiasco wulliineilie diese de! « Baker's Sewing Machines, : ORev AE ED nba Koai eto ne ae THOS. M WOOD, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST Heome--27 & 29 Commercial St, NEVADA. FFER NO ENDUCEMENTS TO areas, except of having GOOD AND PERFECT PICTURES. Put w from t PERSONS WISHING SUCH WORK ‘UNION LIVERY STABLE. ae . give me vail. JAMES J. oTT, NEVADA yee OFFICE, Ne, 30 wtreet, Bans ee ae few’ Hours. — cating oe ' a nt im ac count ayd always + for melt ioteabore Soot : pg bead siete OL AD OL and Ansayed at San tion, Melted, cope <p at San Gia, and RETURNS wm AN Ineivadiinde tafean’ to Gig.. ota STAMES Fox moat sg “eed WORK Grass ae : ‘Clothes Baie tare C. ma WAGNER Ep ee as here ie oPPrositiox FANCY ORY EOORGST ORE PASSENGER LINE DOWSIEVILLE & VIRGINIA CEPT EVERY MONDAY AND a ea 8? pr te ah morni:: K fuerte eo at Ste. aud th alin ay CugeRs Be i i Hawke’, turoug WIDZS wie aw Dowsloviite) the thir day wo pn lle. ‘Liere ho snow vp this route, andsay of uiweraln 8 ete, oe i Sed . tists 4 OTR ee lanes et te, aes va tage of a are guar: vatced 1 pleasaut trip in the: tat the . paur = priuge, Where all the er Awhateivund with the ad iion cumior's of a of the Guy loxury, a batate pe neki) a i iumuiane with tie usual well places of resort. ~ dL J. «. BETICBER, agent. on