May 3, 1863 (4 pages)

dy Dropsicat of Digesito healthy ENLARGED INFLAM. Jissipation, Ooms i~—~ “ Power. Breathing, System, ' the Body, on. whieh on follows Fits, Expire, uently foleid suffering. ., umption,. the Asserd-yeitl. ‘then ane incartably KEPTICAL les. r ContemFemales, any other 1. IrregulaCustomary ja state of prility, and x. whether Dissipation, PLIFE, OUT IT. KY. OR U KSANT ‘ANP Improve’ Ss le Expense + bnvenieuce ; strength to tions. -— of the Ure o frequent g out Matter. ‘DS Quacks, cured in leceived and se of Pow. the system, — and u for all at ino matter e aid’ of uretic. effeet in all ENDED. nd 7ispon* standing, DFAME. for $5.00. packed: from univations, jratist! t Alderman TELMBOLD, is prepara‘y.or other. abre his: 30 day IBERD. ee,’ Phila. hemist. tnut. Phila. FEITS rs. L OWN?’ and attained by EAN. raneisco. ere. ke no other. or it. pos”. Scrip ! ICE. ; ), TRB. 4 P aceorlance pe cial Fumd ts thereto. of unpaid ° eneral Fund “up to the ated Fmount redemption (See Statute SYKES, la ceunty ens! shing, tor P.the intria vewelersn Franciseo ee County. hared by us. re now pre‘as. Order ental Hoteloprietors. VELL. r Ruler ecturer, ets, between ncit co.” y exéeatet “desired patje22-6m BROOKLYN HOTEL! wadchrystal-Spring Water Company.—and every _gSuites of Room to families or others. at reduced NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY, MAY, 35225863. . ~~ Kevada Daily Trangeript, oN. P. BROWN, Proprietor , Published Daily— Monday Excepted. a Advertisements published at low rates. » Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Office—On Commercial Sireet. bg REMOVAL! HE Famous Proprietor e of the well known and old establish -» ed Hotel, begs leaveto inform his patrons Ma and friends thaton and aff r the first of : ' November next he wilt remove-from the old, dis lapidated building yon. Breadway, where he has “resided since June, 1862, and will open that SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT BRICK STRUCTURE, which was built expressly for a hotel, “on the -southeast corner. of Sansome and Pine ‘streets. The Building is fireproof and supplied throughout. with gas, and water by the seouvenience is gffered at this Hotel; the roonr ‘all being well ventilated, large and commodi ‘pus; and I do not hesitate insaying that @BROOKLYN house will be. second to none’ in the State. Merchants, Miners, Traders and all others visiting the erty, ae invited to come and ‘examine for themselves. The Brooklvn Hotel “Omnibus will convey you to the House free, and $f you de -nottike the accommodations it will ‘rost you nothing, The Omnibus willalw . & be ‘at the wharf on fhe arrival of the Inland andteean jmeteamers, to take passengers anil baggage othe lotel.The Brooklyn Hotel is conveniently sit sted, being in the central part of the city,where ie cars Of the city Raiiroad pass the door every thice minutes eich way, to all parts of the city. There isa large Reading Room attached to the House and Library containing 500 velumes of Standard-Works, exclusively for the use of its “ruests Rooms willbe let by night, week or jnonth, with or without board; also, elegant erates. The table will always be supplied with aan abundance of the choicest and best the market ean afford, and no expense will be spared to set f# table that. will defy the criticism of the mest . }. Hastidious epicure. JOUN KELLY, June. *) San Francisco, Nov. 1st, 1862.—6m wus THOROUGH BRED HORSE RIFPLEMAN, ——= Will stand for Mares this seaJN, Cylon, at Dolj’s Ranch, midway on -c3y' vc brain road between Red Bluff and ‘Tehama. p to August ist. ‘ Terms—$100 Per season. ~Pédigree—Riflemaa,b h, bred by John H. Mooper, of Payette co., Ky in 1855. Got by Imp “Milencoe, out of the dam Frazier and Markaman aby Rodolph. g 4d Butterfly by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnaught—Imp Janus. Rodolph was by Sir Anchy, of lransport, dam “Dy Haxall’s Moses.(he by Imp Sir Haray)g¢ d by Backburn’s Whip. g gd Maria, by Craig’s ALFred, ¢ ¢ gd the celebrated Prior mare. * Sumpter was by Sir Archy, out ofa sister to the dam of Thornton's Rattler, by Imp Robin WBPeachbreast, gd by Obscurity, gg¢d Old. Slamer® kin by Imp Wildair, g ¢ gd the mare Cub,imported by Col. Delaney. of Virginia in 1767. > Buzzard was imported in 1757; got by Woodperker, dam by Dux; Curiosity by Spap; Regua ; Godolphin Arab, . . Imp Janus was foaled in 1746, and gut by EngFish Janus, dam by Fox, y d by the BaldGallopay + Gienéoe Was bred by the Earl of Jersey. in 3531, aad won twe thonsand guineas. RiddlesWorth and Goodwood Cup in 1831. The next ear he won the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, and Phen challtaged forthe Whip. which banter met Bo acceptatice. He now retired trom the turf, nd was imported into the United States. by games Jackson. in 1837. . Got py Sultan, out of Frampoline. by Tramp; Web, by Waxy: Penepe. by Trumpeter ; Prunella, by Highflyer; umise, by Snap; Julian, by Blank: Specta rsdam.by Partner; Bonny Lass, by . Boy tton; Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, Turk ; Taffofs barb; Place’s White Turk; Natural. Barb are. { Citleman, ‘at the State Fait of 1862, took the st premium for thurough-bred horse3,and was Mitcredfor the sweepstakes for thorough: breds. d Wan no CUMPERTITOKCS, Bip Peraons sending mares from a distance D rely npon, their stocks receiving caréful and vtientar-atrevtion by experienced men, and ing provided with ample enclosed ‘pasturayge.'. d without extra charge, during the season, of e boat.quality, bat at the risk of the owners. ‘ J. G@. DOLL. LAr Tat. Red Muff CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION A COMPANY. vy S —_ The fast and splendid steam ers CHRYSOPOLIS and ANTELUPE wil! leave on alternate -days for San Fran eleco, at 2.0’ clock-p. wofrom the foot of Késtreet Rteamer CHRYSOPOLIES, Chadwick Master Wiilicaveon Mondays, Wednés@ays and Pridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Mas . er. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, amd Saturdays. . Blarysvitie and Intermediate Lana. . ings—Every Day Steamer Young America, Litfleton. -Master, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, Will leave.on-alternate days for Marysville, at 7 @cJouk, a. M. Change of Day for Red Bing. Until further notice, the steamers of the Calirnia Steam Navigation Company will make two ips per week to Red Bluff, leaving this city on ‘Weduesdays and Saturdays at 7A. M Freight reesived exprysday. oe eee ; For frieght of, passate by any of the ahwwe ts, a ply on: d, or at the office o nia 3 am Navigation voareny. ig Globe. « REDINGT : W.A. TAY. o> acramento, April I7th-tf _ ae %. OO RELE Se . xt door to Cheap John's, oa SLOTHES renairsd in the best rder. Calion: establishment, where the rublic can be accommodated. . keeps the hairfrom taeping grey: ae] ED net State Teachers’ Institute! H STATE Teachers’ Institute . calicd by the Superintendent of* Public Instruction, will bé Held Mi San Franciseo, commencing Monday, May 4th 1863, and closimg on Saturday, May 9th. _A course of free evening lectures: on suthiee relating to Public Schools will be delivered by the following lecturers :_ Rev. Thomas Star King; —~ Geo. W., Minns, Esq., Prof. J.D. Whitney, State Geologist, Jno. B. Felton, Esq., z Frederick Billings, Esq. exereises will. be conducted by a The dai} Laodengaciencad teachers and ject urcorps of ab. ers. : ‘The California Steam Navigatrien Company will give free passes over their lines, to all teachers and schoo) officers Who may desire to attend the Institute. Many of the Stage lines will be equally generous, The Hotel Keepers -of ‘San -Francisco will. accommodate female teachers, attending tke Institute, at half the usual rates : ‘Teachers must obtain from the Cougty Superintepdents, or School Trustees, a certifieate stating therr intention to attend the Institute. whieh will be recognised by the offers of the Steamer and Stage lines.—. . . —¥or particulars see insti ate Circtiars; which + of Public Schools. JOHN Department of Instruction, April 10th, 1863. { CROCKERY. FpR=ZcH CHINA, GLASS “WAKE SWETT. SILVER PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, Ete. PERCEY DOUCLAS, 428 Montgeme ry street SAN FRANCISLO, HAS THE! Largest and Best Assortment of Good im that line to be found in the City, ALLOF WILICH HE IS*SELLING AT THE LOWEST PRICES, THOSE WHO BUY FOR-CASH WILL FIND IT Greatly to their Advantage to give hig call before purchasing elsewhere.” San Francisco, Dee. 18th—5m3dp Select School for Yo ang Ladies and Gentlemen. sHEAD OF BROAD STREET, NEVADA. W.E. F. DEAL,A B Principal, hee SCHOOL wiil re-open on Monday Aug 25, 1362. i ; cae rERMS ? te eeenee Primary tranchés, pe? month... ++ B41 English Brauches & Mathematics, per month 5 06 EMI s st nndetnesnnr nddcdeccoopedss: cove St . 100 (AROCR 656k. se aees nine Geecegecseensesae ca ** J 00 Germit 22. phaee ta eah ben bens eaes at* 20¢ French: 3<.: Serate Sele ews dencec cai cada ss 20 No extra charge for Book Keeping. are further particulars enyuire at the Schoo ouse , Young Gent!emen will be thoroughly prepares to enter any of the College clases. UNITED STATESBATHS! © AND ; HAIR: DRESSING SALOON. T HE undersigned would inform the eitizcn801 Nevada and vicinity that they have completed a tine bathing tHouge, avtached to their well ka yn ed withathe at-all tin-:< They also keep eonstantly on hang “ Dr. Geuning’s Reproduetor, _ celebratea tur its medical powers over the humen Hair. It entirely eradicates dandru#and PERFPUMEKY-~<A tine a&sortment ob hund. THEO. LAMI*K. 44 Bena «-wort 1862! 186 8 ee S62!!! A. LAMOTT HATTER! 8 Cor. 2d-and J Sts., Sac’ amento. i < HH“ issued thestyle of HATS for Fall and W intcr wear. s thisis the best Ye nad in the State to proctre a fine and fashionable vile, callon him and select onefrom his the ‘argest stock in the country, atprices lower tan at aay other house,’ N. ’B.—Ordere from tlie country pte ag Roel tended to. Large assortment ‘of J .adiex’ re and Buggy Rebes always on hand. sep-10 Read the Atantic Papers and Periodicals !!!!1 ir ye would Kkmow all about the War: . EAD aloud! aad it yeur friends kaow Mee ae ie CHURCH & ©0°S, ate attends te eleantig ef Ceats, Pante #sts,in such a manner as to have the ruice of New Ga. ments. Give nic 9 oxial y prices arc lew to suit the times. ‘A. P. CHURCH & CO., . can be obtained from County Superintendencs ef . . THE YUBA CAP RO . The Yuba Gap Stage Line and a Nevada PAR ocmer Daily : at pee sa eee reas Transcript. 7 EWSPAPER AND JOB PRINTING N OFFICE, “‘ ' COMMERCIAL STREET. % ee z Job Printing of, all Vinds neatly and promptly executed at short notice. : Particular attention paid to the Printing of : Posters of all sizes, shape or color. 738) , WayBills Bil-Heads, ¢ \ Receipts, Checks, for Bankers, Bills ofFare, Bali Tickets,.on Note Paper or Cards. z Circulars, Cards, of all sizes. ; Drafts, Labels. for Druggists and Expressmen. Certificates of Stock, Blanks » Programmes, for Theatre or Concerts. t &e., &e ’ &e. é Advertisements piiblished in the DAILY TRAN SCRIPT at low rates. ‘ ‘* Agents for the Trans¢éript.—Orders for Advertising, Job Printing, Sub scriptions, &c., left with the follonging peraous will be faithfully attended to. Woolseys. Orleans and Moore’s Flats—R. O Hichman. Red Dog. Little York and Dutch Flat—E B. Hopkinson. Washington, Alpha and Oinega—A. L. Dewey. Forest city and Downieville—Langton & Co, North San Juan—Dornin & Congee. Grass Valley—W. K. Spencer. San Fraxcisco—L, P. Fishers. UTE. The best route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines Passenger train carrying : LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESs, JILL, on and after the 20thof May, 182, make 4 — regular tri-weeklv trips, from ¢ DOWNIEVILLE to . Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat Springs, Anteiope Springs, Washoe e#y,Ophir Works, Franktown, Carson city, Daytoh, Silver city Gold Hilland Virginia city. Leaving the, office of Lang‘on!a.Plioneer Express, Downieville, every } Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this route will have but twenty-seven miles of train travel, from. Dewnieville to Sierra Valley, where the staves will be iitreadiness to receive and convey them to Vir pais City, passing through aruecession of valeys, and over one of the most beautiful natural roads inthe world ; soppung at the Hot Sulpfiur Springr, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs. or Geysers in’ ‘Truc kee eadows, the greatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory._—— . The accommodations along this route, tor the eomfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by aiotber; there will be no delays, no trouble from snow ; andthe proprictors of the Line guarantee every facility te these who desire to make a pleasant and speedy journey. At Carsonand Virginia cities, connection will be made with other lines to ESMERALDA & THE HUWM3Z0LD1 MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the offices. A. 8. HALLIDIE & CO., Wire Suspension Bridge Builders, » AND MANUFAOTURRRS OF EATENT WIKE ROPE W IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofany span and capacity erected and material funished. Having been constantly engaged in the erection of wire Suspension Uridges and Aque duets for some years past. we are fully prepared to do such work satisfactorily-and at a low tig ure, fuararteeing permanency. Parties who areabout ¢reeting bridges will find fore deciding to build wooden structures. as the recent floods throughout the State have proven them tothe whoily unkafe and unreliable. A number of our Wire Saspentions are now indse in diffzrent localities throughout the State, no one of which has been in the least uf: Sected by the freshets: , Wire Kop for Minieg and Ferry pyrposcs of any length or size desired, being cheaper thaa hemp. Seales of weight and strength. with prices nanexed, furnished on application tothe man ufacturers, or their agentsin the tuterior towne A.d. HALLIDIE & CO. 9 3m 444 lay Street. san Frarciseo JOUS. GKIMES, WILLIAM GIBSUN, FASHION SALOON ! ES Street, Virginia City. GRIMES & GIBSON, Proprietors. —— ‘Per cheirest Wines, Ligu. ‘ and Cigars will always be found at the Bar of the Fashion Attached to the saloon are two first-class Bilfard Tables, oel4 tf. « FOR SALE: — PART or oR. .! SALE of the Gold Tannel Quartz “nme amt Mill. situated on .Deer Creek, is 2,406 feet Phe Millts in good running order. It has G. Stamps and 2 Chili. Mile. f This is.an excellent opportunity for partics to invest in @ paying: 4 Further particulars enquire of T. GILES, . At the Gold pong ___Notiee Fa o-Partner = Wn ALL THE LATE PUBLIC“ & Co.” AB GRE -~ ML. MAKSH, March W0th, 1803. & K PERRY. it greatly to theif advantave to give we a Cal] bef. 4 dered and Coffee Cruehed Sugars, equal to any ed; contains . ‘ ship \HE undersigned have thie day formed a ¢o: , Ch ‘ ashore al : "PALMER, HANSCOM & 0O., ‘GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS !! . ! Degereran en sren ANUFACTURE IRON CASTINGS ane Machinery of ail Kinds! KNOX’ AMALGAMATORS’ i. A Special Department for Mantel Grates, Stove Works, Caldrons, ete: éte. Nos. 19 and 21 First Street, Heath & Brodie Crashers-always on hand. San Franciseo, March 27th—3m MEDAL TO WHEELER & WILSQN, PARIS FP XHIBITION, 1861MEDAL TO ; WHEELER & WILSON, United States AGREICVLTURAL SOCIETY. First Premium to Wheeler & Wilson WHEELER: &.-WILSON’S are universally acknowledged to be the— Best Family Sewing Machinein Use, And are the only Perfect Machines‘ for Stitching, Binding, Hemming, Cord. ing, Quilting, fucking,Pelling, Gath. ering and Embroidering, AS ALSO The most Economical Famtl Machines In use. f He pita acd i Cull and see thenew Improvements or send fo a Circular. ) ' ° y Sewing . H. W. WADSWORTH, Agent. Cor. Montgomery and Sacramento sttceta. PEN TO LINCOLN.—Passengersthro' ( ) from Sacramento to Lincoln in two hours ! Freight through from Sacramento to Liucoln in three hours! Ample facilities are now offered for the accom modation of the passenger and freight traffic o the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Sac ramento for business Or pleasure can take the 5.39 \. M. train at Lincoln and arrive in the city 80 as to have from five to six hours at their disposa, returning the same dé / Running of Trains: S.V.R.R. AND C.C. R. R. Leave Sacramento..0.% 6.30 A.M, and 2 P. Leave Lincoln..++++5.15 A.M and 10.304. Freightand ?assenger ‘Tariff. Through Passengers....Tlree Dollars, Through Freight. .e+-ese+ «+2++Four Dollars : °C. L. WILSON Novy. 30th, 1861—tf People’s Steamship Line. CONNECTING: CALIFORNIA. & NEW via Nicaragua. . YORK, 750. miles shorter than any other route: THE fast: and favorite double engine Steamship MOSES TAYLOR JH. BULBTH EN, . cvcccvccccoeses » Commander. Will be despatched for “$AN JUAN DEL SUR, From Mission street wharf, San’ Francisco,” At 9 o'clock, A M punctually, on Thursday, April 30th, 1863. Connecting at Greytown With the splendid Steamship TI LLIN OI SS, 2,500 Tons. secured by: the re opeaing of the Nicaragua Route. : ‘ These steamers are unsurpassed fur Speed, Cieanliness, ) and : Safety. And every effort will be made to insure the comfort of passengers. Yor further informatiog or passage apply to 1. K. ROBERTS, Agent No. 407 Washingtou street, Opposite the Post Office. Sen Francieco, March 19th— td COLDEN SYRUP! . SUGARS, ‘THE San Franciseo ny et Refinery mr, .*% . 1,000 gallons of Golden Syrup FUESH évery day—raje Sherry color and Double Refined— much superior to imporned Syru Also, 40,000 pounds DAILY of Crushed Pow. . imported. This domestie,Kstablishment disbur ses six hundred thousand dollars annum for duty, coal and wagee. w'*hin the State Its p.0ducts far vole by a°. rovers. my28 tf DR. DAVIS, OF PECE, 111 BROAD STREET, South Side obore the *” BAILEY HOUSE,” alae Nevada PRIVATE dicenses ily and radically Also. §or ereurtal Sufferings t Consult = FREE be letter ee! ] Strictly secret and confidential. Office hours from 9to 12 M.2to4P M., and 6tv p.m. Nevada, March 10th, 1s63—tf Redueed rates-of passage and quiék trips are} Ans LL HEREAS, by virtue of *‘an act of ¢ ‘ Legislattre ofthe State of Calltornine ane + proved May 1th. 4. p:. 1862,’ and the several Acts amendatory thereto, it is made the duty of the undersigned, by virtue of their office of ie tices of the Peace, to publigh and make known fo the qualitied electors of Nevada Township the time and place of holding the Township election, Now, therefore we, Kk. W. Smith and W. P. Harrington, acting Justices of the Peace in and for Nevada Township, Nevada county, State of California, by virtue of the authority in us vested by the Laws of the State-of California, do hereby notify tle Vategieny yevada-'Township, that an election will be hele f.the town of Ne¥ada, Nevada county, Onlifornie, on Monday, May 4th, S67, Tor the purpose of electing the fol r named ‘Township officers, viz : . : BF peMas Three Trustees, One Clerk, +! One Assessor, : One: Treasurer, A Tax Collector, A Road Overseer for Each District, Two Justices of the Peace, Two Constables. The Pollswill be opened at 8’ oclock, a. m. Court House-in the town cf Nevada, we open until. sindown. an inspector -and-two Judges to conduct the election, willbe appointed by the-voters at said place assembled. re pre ecules have hereunto set our hands atthe town of Neyada, 24t of April, 1863. BE. W. SMES ed Justices of the re fe Tee teoen ' 4 eace, Ney y se Nevada, April 23d, 1863=td Nog eee ere’ SNOW TENT HOUSE. &. A. SACK ETT, .Managing Agent Sey traveling public will find the table provided with everything the market affords, and good clean Rooms and Beda. A large Corral is connected with the Barn, Hay and Baye ley alwayson hand and sold at the lowest rates. Sasoned Lumber ofall kinda: Shakes, Shingles, Laths, : Matched Flooring, &cur sale, and seasoned Sugar Pi “ene ag ee ee at the and continHOTEL DE PARIs. Broad Street, Nevada city. .— . Ov. CHAUVEL..Proprietor. _ THIS well khown establishment 3}, has just undergonea thorough refit. thitg_and overhauling, and the Proprictor invites the Publie to call and xamine for themselves. WN t eee, 8. Neeflortis spared to First Class Hotel and Restaurant, where travelers and boarders will every attention, ee XP Ball, Supper and Dinner arties will. be gotten upto order, by applying to the under signed uv. Cc \ Nevada, June 10th, 1862, CHAUY . PROCLAMATION 3 WE TAKE THIS METHOD oF Proclaiming to the “World — THAT — MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at A. P. CHURCH & CO.‘ Cor. of Vine and Broad Sts., Nevada. PLANTING, PRUNING. And Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Strawberry,‘ and Plain and Urnamental Gardering . ‘PE subscriber ofte 20n8 Of Nevada in rs ae od to the citiany o " 2 with the AeeUrance that the Na oa . anal Skilfuily performed. —'Rerme moderate: Or, pd leit at the National Exchange—with 'l, MOMBCS, Truit dewer, &e., Commercial strect per at the office of the ‘Transeript and of the Journal, will receive prompt attention. Nevada, Dee. 29; 1862—tf THOS. A. SMITH. B.—Vruning with special reference to pre~ vent an cvergruwth of w pics 4 Sruitfulness. aetna ee MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Street. NEVADA, _W. DREYFUSS, WwW? aleéjnform thé citizens of Nevada coun ty ard his friends, that he isin full blast and ready to receive orders for that delicious beverage, Lager Beer, which he will sell as low as any Brewery in the county apld UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada. JOHN A. LAN 8 CASTER would jnform his friends aad . 2 the public. generally that he has added extensivel’ to his already large and elegant ¢stublishment of Horses, B sics, Saddles, Harness, &e. ied to furnish aa fine turn-outs as can be foundis . the State. ; . Well trained, fleet and casy Saddle Horses well ag oy go Ladies or Gentlemen will Le ready at all times. A long experience in the bus iness and an earnest desire to retain the confi denee of my friends, Jéeads me to.believe I wijt— be able to give general satistaction. Particular attention-paid to Horses Carriages always in readiness with careful dr vers forthe use of parties, Balls, &e. The qual. ity of my stock will permit me to sav that t n«6 seeking pleasure or engaged on business wuuld = wellta civeme a on UNDERTAKING. ©: WM. C.8TILES UNDER-. TAKER, has on hand and make to order COVEKBD ©¥4N3 at the fol<a th and is preparon livery » low rates: . ‘ > SMALE ciek PROM oc ccccscctscccechh 10. LAKGE SIZK, FROM....810 to cha at i rg ial an T person in ba tectctngs siete oe rnis e fo: v . March 16. 196}-1f nn . Bi uge."

dy Dropsicat of Digesito healthy ENLARGED INFLAM. Jissipation, Ooms i~—~ “ Power. Breathing, System, ' the Body, on. whieh on follows Fits, Expire, uently foleid suffering. ., umption,. the Asserd-yeitl. ‘then ane incartably KEPTICAL les. r ContemFemales, any other 1. IrregulaCustomary ja state of prility, and x. whether Dissipation, PLIFE, OUT IT. KY. OR U KSANT ‘ANP Improve’ Ss le Expense + bnvenieuce ; strength to tions. -— of the Ure o frequent g out Matter. ‘DS Quacks, cured in leceived and se of Pow.. the system, — and u for all at ino matter e aid’ of uretic. effeet in all ENDED. nd 7ispon* standing, DFAME. for $5.00. packed: from univations, jratist! t Alderman TELMBOLD, is prepara‘y.or other. abre his: 30 day IBERD. ee,’ Phila. hemist. tnut. Phila. FEITS rs. L OWN?’ and attained by EAN. raneisco. ere. ke no other. or it. pos”. Scrip ! ICE. ; ), TRB. 4 P aceorlance pe cial Fumd ts thereto. of unpaid ° eneral Fund “up to the ated Fmount redemption (See Statute SYKES, la ceunty ens! shing, tor P.the intria vewelersn Franciseo ee County. hared by us. re now pre‘as. Order ental Hoteloprietors. VELL. r Ruler ecturer, ets, between ncit co.” y exéeatet “desired patje22-6m BROOKLYN HOTEL! wadchrystal-Spring Water Company.—and every _gSuites of Room to families or others. at reduced NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY, MAY, 35225863. . ~~ Kevada Daily Trangeript, oN. P. BROWN, Proprietor , Published Daily— Monday Excepted. a Advertisements published at low rates. » Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Office—On Commercial Sireet. bg REMOVAL! HE Famous Proprietor e of the well known and old establish -» ed Hotel, begs leaveto inform his patrons Ma and friends thaton and aff r the first of : ' November next he wilt remove-from the old, dis lapidated building yon. Breadway, where he has “resided since June, 1862, and will open that SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT BRICK STRUCTURE, which was built expressly for a hotel, “on the -southeast corner. of Sansome and Pine ‘streets. The Building is fireproof and supplied throughout. with gas, and water by the seouvenience is gffered at this Hotel; the roonr ‘all being well ventilated, large and commodi ‘pus; and I do not hesitate insaying that @BROOKLYN house will be. second to none’ in the State. Merchants, Miners, Traders and all others visiting the erty, ae invited to come and ‘examine for themselves. The Brooklvn Hotel “Omnibus will convey you to the House free, and $f you de -nottike the accommodations it will ‘rost you nothing, The Omnibus willalw . & be ‘at the wharf on fhe arrival of the Inland andteean jmeteamers, to take passengers anil baggage othe lotel.The Brooklyn Hotel is conveniently sit sted, being in the central part of the city,where ie cars Of the city Raiiroad pass the door every thice minutes eich way, to all parts of the city. There isa large Reading Room attached to the House and Library containing 500 velumes of Standard-Works, exclusively for the use of its “ruests Rooms willbe let by night, week or jnonth, with or without board; also, elegant erates. The table will always be supplied with aan abundance of the choicest and best the market ean afford, and no expense will be spared to set f# table that. will defy the criticism of the mest . }. Hastidious epicure. JOUN KELLY, June. *) San Francisco, Nov. 1st, 1862.—6m wus THOROUGH BRED HORSE RIFPLEMAN, ——= Will stand for Mares this seaJN, Cylon, at Dolj’s Ranch, midway on -c3y' vc brain road between Red Bluff and ‘Tehama. p to August ist. ‘ Terms—$100 Per season. ~Pédigree—Riflemaa,b h, bred by John H. Mooper, of Payette co., Ky in 1855. Got by Imp “Milencoe, out of the dam Frazier and Markaman aby Rodolph. g 4d Butterfly by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnaught—Imp Janus. Rodolph was by Sir Anchy, of lransport, dam “Dy Haxall’s Moses.(he by Imp Sir Haray)g¢ d by Backburn’s Whip. g gd Maria, by Craig’s ALFred, ¢ ¢ gd the celebrated Prior mare. * Sumpter was by Sir Archy, out ofa sister to the dam of Thornton's Rattler, by Imp Robin WBPeachbreast, gd by Obscurity, gg¢d Old. Slamer® kin by Imp Wildair, g ¢ gd the mare Cub,imported by Col. Delaney. of Virginia in 1767. > Buzzard was imported in 1757; got by Woodperker, dam by Dux; Curiosity by Spap; Regua ; Godolphin Arab, . . Imp Janus was foaled in 1746, and gut by EngFish Janus, dam by Fox, y d by the BaldGallopay + Gienéoe Was bred by the Earl of Jersey. in 3531, aad won twe thonsand guineas. RiddlesWorth and Goodwood Cup in 1831. The next ear he won the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot, and Phen challtaged forthe Whip. which banter met Bo acceptatice. He now retired trom the turf, nd was imported into the United States. by games Jackson. in 1837. . Got py Sultan, out of Frampoline. by Tramp; Web, by Waxy: Penepe. by Trumpeter ; Prunella, by Highflyer; umise, by Snap; Julian, by Blank: Specta rsdam.by Partner; Bonny Lass, by . Boy tton; Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, Turk ; Taffofs barb; Place’s White Turk; Natural. Barb are. { Citleman, ‘at the State Fait of 1862, took the st premium for thurough-bred horse3,and was Mitcredfor the sweepstakes for thorough: breds. d Wan no CUMPERTITOKCS, Bip Peraons sending mares from a distance D rely npon, their stocks receiving caréful and vtientar-atrevtion by experienced men, and ing provided with ample enclosed ‘pasturayge.'. d without extra charge, during the season, of e boat.quality, bat at the risk of the owners. ‘ J. G@. DOLL. LAr Tat. Red Muff CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION A COMPANY. vy S —_ The fast and splendid steam ers CHRYSOPOLIS and ANTELUPE wil! leave on alternate -days for San Fran eleco, at 2.0’ clock-p. wofrom the foot of Késtreet Rteamer CHRYSOPOLIES, Chadwick Master Wiilicaveon Mondays, Wednés@ays and Pridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Mas . er. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, amd Saturdays. . Blarysvitie and Intermediate Lana. . ings—Every Day Steamer Young America, Litfleton. -Master, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, Will leave.on-alternate days for Marysville, at 7 @cJouk, a. M. Change of Day for Red Bing. Until further notice, the steamers of the Calirnia Steam Navigation Company will make two ips per week to Red Bluff, leaving this city on ‘Weduesdays and Saturdays at 7A. M Freight reesived exprysday.. oe eee ; For frieght of, passate by any of the ahwwe ts, a ply on: d, or at the office o nia 3 am Navigation voareny. ig Globe. « REDINGT : W.A. TAY. o> acramento, April I7th-tf _ ae %. OO RELE Se . xt door to Cheap John's, oa SLOTHES renairsd in the best rder. Calion: establishment, where the rublic can be accommodated. . keeps the hairfrom taeping grey: ae] ED net State Teachers’ Institute! H STATE Teachers’ Institute . calicd by the Superintendent of* Public Instruction, will bé Held Mi San Franciseo, commencing Monday, May 4th 1863, and closimg on Saturday, May 9th. _A course of free evening lectures: on suthiee relating to Public Schools will be delivered by the following lecturers :_ Rev. Thomas Star King; —~ Geo. W., Minns, Esq., Prof. J.D. Whitney, State Geologist, Jno. B. Felton, Esq., z Frederick Billings, Esq. exereises will. be conducted by a The dai} Laodengaciencad teachers and ject urcorps of ab. ers. : ‘The California Steam Navigatrien Company will give free passes over their lines, to all teachers and schoo) officers Who may desire to attend the Institute. Many of the Stage lines will be equally generous, The Hotel Keepers -of ‘San -Francisco will. accommodate female teachers, attending tke Institute, at half the usual rates : ‘Teachers must obtain from the Cougty Superintepdents, or School Trustees, a certifieate stating therr intention to attend the Institute. whieh will be recognised by the offers of the Steamer and Stage lines.—. . . —¥or particulars see insti ate Circtiars; which + of Public Schools. JOHN Department of Instruction, April 10th, 1863. { CROCKERY. FpR=ZcH CHINA, GLASS “WAKE SWETT. SILVER PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, Ete. PERCEY DOUCLAS, 428 Montgeme ry street SAN FRANCISLO, HAS THE! Largest and Best Assortment of Good im that line to be found in the City, ALLOF WILICH HE IS*SELLING AT THE LOWEST PRICES, THOSE WHO BUY FOR-CASH WILL FIND IT Greatly to their Advantage to give hig call before purchasing elsewhere.” San Francisco, Dee. 18th—5m3dp Select School for Yo ang Ladies and Gentlemen. sHEAD OF BROAD STREET, NEVADA. W.E. F. DEAL,A B Principal, hee SCHOOL wiil re-open on Monday Aug 25, 1362. i ; cae rERMS ? te eeenee Primary tranchés, pe? month...... ++ B41 English Brauches & Mathematics, per month 5 06 EMI s st nndetnesnnr nddcdeccoopedss: cove St . 100 (AROCR 656k. se aees nine Geecegecseensesae ca ** J 00 Germit 22.. phaee ta eah ben bens eaes at* 20¢ French: 3<.: Serate Sele ews dencec cai cada ss 20 No extra charge for Book Keeping. are further particulars enyuire at the Schoo ouse , Young Gent!emen will be thoroughly prepares to enter any of the College clases. UNITED STATESBATHS! © AND ; HAIR: DRESSING SALOON. T HE undersigned would inform the eitizcn801 Nevada and vicinity that they have completed a tine bathing tHouge, avtached to their well ka yn ed withathe at-all tin-:< They also keep eonstantly on hang “ Dr. Geuning’s Reproduetor, _ celebratea tur its medical powers over the humen Hair. It entirely eradicates dandru#and PERFPUMEKY-~<A tine a&sortment ob hund. THEO. LAMI*K. 44 Bena «-wort 1862! 186 8 ee S62!!! A. LAMOTT HATTER! 8 Cor. 2d-and J Sts., Sac’ amento. i < HH“ issued thestyle of HATS for Fall and W intcr wear. s thisis the best Ye nad in the State to proctre a fine and fashionable vile, callon him and select onefrom his the ‘argest stock in the country, atprices lower tan at aay other house,’ N. ’B.—Ordere from tlie country pte ag Roel tended to. Large assortment ‘of J .adiex’ re and Buggy Rebes always on hand. sep-10 Read the Atantic Papers and Periodicals !!!!1 ir ye would Kkmow all about the War: . EAD aloud! aad it yeur friends kaow Mee ae ie CHURCH & ©0°S, ate attends te eleantig ef Ceats, Pante #sts,in such a manner as to have the ruice of New Ga. ments. Give nic 9 oxial y prices arc lew to suit the times. ‘A. P. CHURCH & CO., . can be obtained from County Superintendencs ef . . THE YUBA CAP RO . The Yuba Gap Stage Line and a Nevada PAR ocmer Daily : at pee sa eee reas Transcript. 7 EWSPAPER AND JOB PRINTING N OFFICE, “‘ ' COMMERCIAL STREET. % ee z Job Printing of, all Vinds neatly and promptly executed at short notice. :

Particular attention paid to the Printing of : Posters of all sizes, shape or color. 738) , WayBills Bil-Heads, ¢ \ Receipts, Checks, for Bankers, Bills ofFare, Bali Tickets,.on Note Paper or Cards. z Circulars, Cards, of all sizes. ; Drafts, Labels. for Druggists and Expressmen. Certificates of Stock, Blanks » Programmes, for Theatre or Concerts. t &e., &e ’ &e. é Advertisements piiblished in the DAILY TRAN SCRIPT at low rates. ‘ ‘* Agents for the Trans¢éript.—Orders for Advertising, Job Printing, Sub scriptions, &c., left with the follonging peraous will be faithfully attended to. Woolseys. Orleans and Moore’s Flats—R. O Hichman. Red Dog. Little York and Dutch Flat—E B. Hopkinson. Washington, Alpha and Oinega—A. L. Dewey. Forest city and Downieville—Langton & Co, North San Juan—Dornin & Congee. Grass Valley—W. K. Spencer. San Fraxcisco—L, P. Fishers.. UTE. The best route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines Passenger train carrying : LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESs, JILL, on and after the 20thof May, 182, make 4 — regular tri-weeklv trips, from ¢ DOWNIEVILLE to . Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat Springs, Anteiope Springs, Washoe e#y,Ophir Works, Franktown, Carson city, Daytoh, Silver city Gold Hilland Virginia city. Leaving the, office of Lang‘on!a..Plioneer Express, Downieville, every } Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this route will have but twenty-seven miles of train travel, from. Dewnieville to Sierra Valley, where the staves will be iitreadiness to receive and convey them to Vir pais City, passing through aruecession of valeys, and over one of the most beautiful natural roads inthe world ; soppung at the Hot Sulpfiur Springr, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs. or Geysers in’ ‘Truc kee eadows, the greatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory._—— . The accommodations along this route, tor the eomfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by aiotber; there will be no delays, no trouble from snow ; andthe proprictors of the Line guarantee every facility te these who desire to make a pleasant and speedy journey. At Carsonand Virginia cities, connection will be made with other lines to ESMERALDA & THE HUWM3Z0LD1 MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the offices. A. 8. HALLIDIE & CO., Wire Suspension Bridge Builders, » AND MANUFAOTURRRS OF EATENT WIKE ROPE W IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofany span and capacity erected and material funished. Having been constantly engaged in the erection of wire Suspension Uridges and Aque duets for some years past. we are fully prepared to do such work satisfactorily-and at a low tig ure, fuararteeing permanency. Parties who areabout ¢reeting bridges will find fore deciding to build wooden structures. as the recent floods throughout the State have proven them tothe whoily unkafe and unreliable. A number of our Wire Saspentions are now indse in diffzrent localities throughout the State, no one of which has been in the least uf: Sected by the freshets: , Wire Kop for Minieg and Ferry pyrposcs of any length or size desired, being cheaper thaa hemp. Seales of weight and strength. with prices nanexed, furnished on application tothe man ufacturers, or their agentsin the tuterior towne A.d. HALLIDIE & CO. 9 3m 444 lay Street. san Frarciseo JOUS. GKIMES, WILLIAM GIBSUN, FASHION SALOON ! ES Street, Virginia City. GRIMES & GIBSON, Proprietors. —— ‘Per cheirest Wines, Ligu. ‘ and Cigars will always be found at the Bar of the Fashion Attached to the saloon are two first-class Bilfard Tables, oel4 tf. « FOR SALE: — PART or oR. .! SALE of the Gold Tannel Quartz “nme amt Mill. situated on .Deer Creek, is 2,406 feet Phe Millts in good running order. It has G. Stamps and 2 Chili. Mile. f This is.an excellent opportunity for partics to invest in @ paying: 4 Further particulars enquire of T. GILES, . At the Gold pong ___Notiee Fa o-Partner = Wn ALL THE LATE PUBLIC“ & Co.” AB GRE -~ ML. MAKSH, March W0th, 1803. & K PERRY. it greatly to theif advantave to give we a Cal] bef. 4 dered and Coffee Cruehed Sugars, equal to any ed; contains . ‘ ship \HE undersigned have thie day formed a ¢o: , Ch ‘ ashore al : "PALMER, HANSCOM & 0O., ‘GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS !! . ! Degereran en sren ANUFACTURE IRON CASTINGS ane Machinery of ail Kinds! KNOX’ AMALGAMATORS’ i. A Special Department for Mantel Grates, Stove Works, Caldrons, ete: éte. Nos. 19 and 21 First Street, Heath & Brodie Crashers-always on hand. San Franciseo, March 27th—3m MEDAL TO WHEELER & WILSQN, PARIS FP XHIBITION, 1861MEDAL TO ; WHEELER & WILSON, United States AGREICVLTURAL SOCIETY. First Premium to Wheeler & Wilson WHEELER: &.-WILSON’S are universally acknowledged to be the— Best Family Sewing Machinein Use, And are the only Perfect Machines‘ for Stitching, Binding, Hemming, Cord. ing, Quilting, fucking,Pelling, Gath. ering and Embroidering, AS ALSO The most Economical Famtl Machines In use. f He pita acd i Cull and see thenew Improvements or send fo a Circular. ) ' ° y Sewing . H. W. WADSWORTH, Agent.. Cor. Montgomery and Sacramento sttceta. PEN TO LINCOLN.—Passengersthro' ( ) from Sacramento to Lincoln in two hours ! Freight through from Sacramento to Liucoln in three hours! Ample facilities are now offered for the accom modation of the passenger and freight traffic o the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Sac ramento for business Or pleasure can take the 5.39 \. M. train at Lincoln and arrive in the city 80 as to have from five to six hours at their disposa, returning the same dé / Running of Trains: S.V.R.R. AND C.C. R. R. Leave Sacramento....0.% 6.30 A.M, and 2 P. Leave Lincoln....++++5.15 A.M and 10.304. Freightand ?assenger ‘Tariff. Through Passengers.......Tlree Dollars, Through Freight.. ..e+-ese+ «+2++Four Dollars : °C. L. WILSON Novy. 30th, 1861—tf People’s Steamship Line. CONNECTING: CALIFORNIA. & NEW via Nicaragua. . YORK, 750. miles shorter than any other route: THE fast: and favorite double engine Steamship MOSES TAYLOR JH. BULBTH EN, . cvcccvccccoeses » Commander. Will be despatched for “$AN JUAN DEL SUR, From Mission street wharf, San’ Francisco,” At 9 o'clock, A M punctually, on Thursday, April 30th, 1863. Connecting at Greytown With the splendid Steamship TI LLIN OI SS, 2,500 Tons. secured by: the re opeaing of the Nicaragua Route. : ‘ These steamers are unsurpassed fur Speed, Cieanliness, ) and : Safety. And every effort will be made to insure the comfort of passengers. Yor further informatiog or passage apply to 1. K. ROBERTS, Agent No. 407 Washingtou street, Opposite the Post Office. Sen Francieco, March 19th— td COLDEN SYRUP! . SUGARS, ‘THE San Franciseo ny et Refinery mr, .*% . 1,000 gallons of Golden Syrup FUESH évery day—raje Sherry color and Double Refined— much superior to imporned Syru Also, 40,000 pounds DAILY of Crushed Pow. . imported. This domestie,Kstablishment disbur ses six hundred thousand dollars annum for duty, coal and wagee. w'*hin the State Its p.0ducts far vole by a°. rovers. my28 tf DR. DAVIS, OF PECE, 111 BROAD STREET, South Side obore the *” BAILEY HOUSE,” alae Nevada PRIVATE dicenses ily and radically Also. §or ereurtal Sufferings t Consult = FREE be letter ee! ] Strictly secret and confidential. Office hours from 9to 12 M.2to4P M., and 6tv p.m. Nevada, March 10th, 1s63—tf Redueed rates-of passage and quiék trips are} Ans LL HEREAS, by virtue of *‘an act of ¢ ‘ Legislattre ofthe State of Calltornine ane + proved May 1th. 4. p:. 1862,’ and the several Acts amendatory thereto, it is made the duty of the undersigned, by virtue of their office of ie tices of the Peace, to publigh and make known fo the qualitied electors of Nevada Township the time and place of holding the Township election, Now, therefore we, Kk. W. Smith and W. P. Harrington, acting Justices of the Peace in and for Nevada Township, Nevada county, State of California, by virtue of the authority in us vested by the Laws of the State-of California, do hereby notify tle Vategieny yevada-'Township, that an election will be hele f.the town of Ne¥ada, Nevada county, Onlifornie, on Monday, May 4th, S67, Tor the purpose of electing the fol r named ‘Township officers, viz : . : BF peMas Three Trustees, One Clerk, +! One Assessor, : One: Treasurer, A Tax Collector, A Road Overseer for Each District, Two Justices of the Peace, Two Constables. The Pollswill be opened at 8’ oclock, a. m. Court House-in the town cf Nevada, we open until. sindown. an inspector -and-two Judges to conduct the election, willbe appointed by the-voters at said place assembled. re pre ecules have hereunto set our hands atthe town of Neyada, 24t of April, 1863. BE. W. SMES ed Justices of the re fe Tee teoen ' 4 eace, Ney y se Nevada, April 23d, 1863=td Nog eee ere’ SNOW TENT HOUSE. &. A. SACK ETT, ..Managing Agent Sey traveling public will find the table provided with everything the market affords, and good clean Rooms and Beda. A large Corral is connected with the Barn, Hay and Baye ley alwayson hand and sold at the lowest rates. Sasoned Lumber ofall kinda: Shakes, Shingles, Laths, : Matched Flooring, &cur sale, and seasoned Sugar Pi “ene ag ee ee at the and continHOTEL DE PARIs. Broad Street, Nevada city. .— . Ov. CHAUVEL...Proprietor. _ THIS well khown establishment 3}, has just undergonea thorough refit. thitg_and overhauling, and the Proprictor invites the Publie to call and xamine for themselves. WN t eee, 8. Neeflortis spared to First Class Hotel and Restaurant, where travelers and boarders will every attention, ee XP Ball, Supper and Dinner arties will. be gotten upto order, by applying to the under signed uv. Cc \ Nevada, June 10th, 1862, CHAUY . PROCLAMATION 3 WE TAKE THIS METHOD oF Proclaiming to the “World — THAT — MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ! Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at A. P. CHURCH & CO.‘ Cor. of Vine and Broad Sts., Nevada. PLANTING, PRUNING. And Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Strawberry,‘ and Plain and Urnamental Gardering . ‘PE subscriber ofte 20n8 Of Nevada in rs ae od to the citiany o " 2 with the AeeUrance that the Na oa . anal Skilfuily performed. —'Rerme moderate: Or, pd leit at the National Exchange—with 'l, MOMBCS, Truit dewer, &e., Commercial strect per at the office of the ‘Transeript and of the Journal, will receive prompt attention. Nevada, Dee. 29; 1862—tf THOS. A. SMITH. B.—Vruning with special reference to pre~ vent an cvergruwth of w pics 4 Sruitfulness. aetna ee MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Street. NEVADA, _W. DREYFUSS, WwW? aleéjnform thé citizens of Nevada coun ty ard his friends, that he isin full blast and ready to receive orders for that delicious beverage, Lager Beer, which he will sell as low as any Brewery in the county apld UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada. JOHN A. LAN 8 CASTER would jnform his friends aad . 2 the public. generally that he has added extensivel’ to his already large and elegant ¢stublishment of Horses, B sics, Saddles, Harness, &e. ied to furnish aa fine turn-outs as can be foundis . the State. ; . Well trained, fleet and casy Saddle Horses well ag oy go Ladies or Gentlemen will Le ready at all times. A long experience in the bus iness and an earnest desire to retain the confi denee of my friends, Jéeads me to.believe I wijt— be able to give general satistaction. Particular attention-paid to Horses Carriages always in readiness with careful dr vers forthe use of parties, Balls, &e. The qual. ity of my stock will permit me to sav that t n«6 seeking pleasure or engaged on business wuuld = wellta civeme a on UNDERTAKING. ©: WM. C.8TILES UNDER-. TAKER, has on hand and make to order COVEKBD ©¥4N3 at the fol<a th and is preparon livery » low rates: . ‘ > SMALE ciek PROM oc ccccscctscccechh 10. LAKGE SIZK, FROM........810 to cha at i rg ial an T person in ba tectctngs siete oe rnis e fo: v . March 16. 196}-1f nn . Bi uge.."