May 6, 1863 (4 pages)

of Trgee CAREOCS NLARGE) INFLAMtoms i— . f Power. reathing, ystem, the Face, . nm, which n follows Fits, Dapire, ently fol” suffering. nption, he Asserwitl hen ane nrariably EPTICAL s, = z Contememales, any other IrregulaLIFE. ~ eUT TE: ¥. OR U SANT AN? Improve Expense : avenicuce ; trength to. ions. f the Ure» frequent ut Matter. he system, nd ‘for allafno matter, ‘aid of tretic, ffeet in all NDED. id responstanding, D FAME. for $5.00. acked from unications iwatist! Alderman [ELMBOLD, is ray, or other able ig .34 day BERD. ce, Phila, hemiist. nut, Phila. YEITS $, : own” an? attained by EAN, ‘rancisco. ens! p the intri>: oe 4 _+ others visiting the city, are imvited to come and N. P. BROWN, Proprietor. Advertisements published at low rates. Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Office—On Commercial Sireet. ; eed REMOVAL 1 rQruve Famous Proprietor of the well known and old estabtish fF ed Hotel, begs leave to inform his patrons * and friends thaton and aft-r the first of am November next he will remove from the oid, di apidated building on. Broadway, where he has res’ sinee June, 1862, and_will open ‘that SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT BRICK STRUC‘TURE, which was built expréssly for a hotel, on tthe southeast corner of Sansome and Pine streeta. The Building is fire-proofand supplied throughout with gas. and water hy the ‘Chrystal Spring Water Company. and every convenience is offered at this Hotel; the room: all being well ventilated. large and commodi ous; and I do not hesitate imsaying that BROOKLYN house will be second tonone jn the State. Merchants, Miners, Traders and all ~ examine for themsélyes. The Brooklvn Hotel ‘Omnibus will convey you to the House free, and if you do not like the accommodations it will eost you nothing. The Omnibus willalw s be at the wharf on the arrival of the inland and! cean steamers, to take passengers an . baggage _ 0 the Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotel ts conveniently sit » uated, being in the central part of the city, where _ the cars of the oy Railroad pass the door every three minutes each way, to all parts of the “ie There is a large Reading Room attached to the House and Library containing 590 volumes of StandardWorks. exclusively for the use of its guests Rooms willbe let by night, week or month, with or .without board; also, elegant suites of Room to families or others, at reduced rates. --The-table will always be supplied with -an abundance of the.choicest and begi the market can afford, and no expense will be spared to set a table that will defy the criticism of the mest fastidious epicure. JOHN KELLY, Junr. San Francisco, Noy. ist, 1862.—6m THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE RIFPLEMAN, Will stand for Mares this sea-é a >. on, at Dell’s Ranch, inidway oa ~ the main road between Red Bluff and Telama. Soup to August Ist. Terms—$100 Per . Pedigree—Rifiemaa, b h, bred by John H. “ooper, of Fayette co., Ky in 1855. Got by Imp -Glencoe, out of the dam zier and Marksman ~ ‘by Rodolph, g. d. Butterfly by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnaught—Imp Janus. Rodolph was by Sir Anchy, of ‘Transport, dam “by Haxall’s Moses.(he va Sir Haray)g d b Blackburn's Whip. g ¢ d Maria, by craig’s Al_ fred, g g g d the celebrated Prior mare. Se Suanpter was by Sir Archy, out of a sister tp _ the dam of Thornton’s Rattler, by Imp Robin Beadbreast, gd by Obscurity, g gd Old Slamer__ skin by — iidair, sega the mare Cub, imported by Col. Delancy. of Virginia in 1767. Buzzard was imported in 1787; got by Woodecker, dam ef Dux ; Curiosity by Spap ; Regulus ; Godolphin Arab, : Imp Janus was foaled in 1746, and got by Eng“lish Janus, dam by Fox, g d by the Bald Gallom4 Gieneoe was bred by the Earl of Jersey. in 1831, aad wontwo thonsand guineas. RiddlesWorth and Goodwood Cup in 1831. The next _ year he won the Gold Cupet Payal Ascot, and _ then challenged forthe fp. which banter met ho acceptance. He now retired trom the turf, and was imported imte. the United States by _ James Jackson. in 1837. Got by Sultan, out of ‘Trampoline, by Tramp ; Web. by var : Penelope. by Trumpeter ;, Prunella, by Highfiyer ; Promise, by Snap; Julfa,. ty Blank: Spoetetor adam, by Partner; Boany Jats, by. Biy ~ Malton ; Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, Turk ; Taffoet’s Barb ; Place’s White Turk ; Natural Barb /inare, Rifleman, at the State Fair of 1862, took the first premium for thurough-bred horses,and. was emered for the eweepstakes for thorough. breds. mand HAD NO COMPETITORS. ' $or Persons sending mares from a distance ‘can rely upon, their stocks receiving careful atid »ixticular attention by experienced men, and wing provided with ample enclosed pasturage, andwithout extra charge.during the season, of ) the best quality, but at therisk of the owners. ae e J. @. DOLL. —AXprit tet. Red Bluff MC ALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION 4 COMPANY. 4 The fast and splendid steam 2 _ ers CHRYSOPOLIS and . ANTELOPE will! leave ou alternate days for San Erim Pp. M from the foot of K§street Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master Willleeveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Pridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Mas. er. will leave on Fucsdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays ‘Pisco, at 2 o'clock —_—— is Marysville. and Intermediate LanaIn ge— e Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton. Mas@er, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, wrill leave on alternate days for Marysville, at 7 _ @’clock, Av. Change of Daz de Red Bluff. Until farther notiec, steamers of the California Steam Navigation Co will make t "rips per week to Red Blufi leaving this elty on edmnesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Frei reeel ived every 4 3 ‘ or passage By any o “Shoes Moviguien Ooupeny team Na A. REDINGTON, , on lobe. ~ W.H. PAYLOR. . Agente. . Sacramento, April [7th—tf : Cor a tyr wee Next d h ha’s, a ex Stee, paired fp a ~— Pine Stree For boats, fornia the gbove ofthe Cali“Bernd. Daily Granseipt,. Sarithhe held in San Francisco, comm BROOKLYN HOTEL! eared State Teachers’ Instatute! 3 STATE Teachers’ Institute. calied by the Superintendent of Public ee on“day, May 4th . 1863, and clesing on Saturday, May 9h. A course of free evenmg lectures on subject 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,., 2 ee = Frederick Billings, Esq. The daily exercises will be condneted by a corps of ableand experienced teachers and Jecturers. s a The California Steam Navigation Company will give free passes over their limes, to all teachers and sehool officers who may desire to attend the Institute. Many. of the “me lines will be equally generous, The Hotel Keepers of San “heeaeiane will _ accommodate. female teachers, attending tke Institute, at half the usual rates © Teachers myst obtain from the County Superintendents, or School stating their intention to attend the Institute. which will be recognised by the officers of the Steamer and Stage lines. A : Yor particulars see Institute Circulars, which can be obtained from County Su tendents of of Publi Schools. = JOHN. SWETT. Depurtmentof Instruction, _ April 10th, 1863. CROCKERY. ‘yrmencn CHINA, GLASS ‘WAKE SILVER PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, Ete. PERCEY DOUCLAS, 42i Montgemery street SAN FRANCISCO, —_ HAS THE) Largest and Best Assortment of Good im that line to be found im the City, ALL OF WHICH HE IS’SELLING AT THE LOWEST PRICES, THOSE WHO BUY FOR CASH WILL FIND IT ine Greatly to their Advantage to give him call: before purchasing elsewhere. San Franciseo, Dee. 18th—5mtdp cere Select School for Young Ladies and Gentlemen. HEAD OF BROAD STREET, NEVADA. W.E. F.DEAL,A B..Primetpal, § Serre SCHOOL will re-open en Monday Aug 25, 1862. : rERMS : Primary tranches, per month....$4 0% Eriglish Branches & Mathematics, per month 500 Latin. . 0. cag taba esate. oad ea cecesssew ff 100 CO es ¢cadesves bos chinedenveciatie és 3 06 CPOPDIR s skevcavcvsesadsaraciccssnsiegs se 206 Fresh. 0000s escesesdicese Saercecres i 20 No extra charge for Book Keeping. ; For further particulars enquire at the Schoo eure Young Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter any of theCollege elasses. UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR ORESSING SALOOw;. == {i HE undersigned would mform the citizcnaot Nevada and vicinity that they have comp)eted a fine bathing House, a.tached to their well known establishment, where the public can be accommodated with Raths at all tim>< They also keep constantly on hand ‘Dr. Genning’s Keproduetor, 4 celebratea tor its medical powers—over the human Hair. Itentirely eradicates dandruff and keeps the hairfrom turping grey a29-tf PERFUMER Y—A fine assortment on hand. . THEO. LAMTE. 54 Reaad etrentre 1862! 1862!: 1862!!! A. LAMOTT HATTER! Cer. 2d and J Sts., Sacramento. AS issued thestyle of HATS for Fall and EWintcr wear. As this is the best place in the State to procure a fine and fashio @ rile. . cali on him and select one from his: the ‘arg. est stock in the country, atpriceslower tnan at any other house, Le ¢ N. B.—Ordere from the country Eos attended to. Large assortment of ladies’ Furs and Buggy Robes always-on hand. . sep-10 ; we Bead the Atlantic Papers and If ye would know ali about the War! Periodicals !!!!! toe RP Sey mt St tet nett a P. CHURCH & CO's. Trustees, a certifieate-{ + Nevada Daily ate, 5 Transcript. \ # TEWSPAPER AND JOB PRINTING iN OFFICE, ee COMMERCIAL STREET. eK ROY Job Printing of,all ¥inds neatly And promptly exectited at short NOtice. . Printing 6f Posters of all sizes, shape or color. , Way-Bils Bill-Heads, oi Receipts, Checks, for Bankers, Bills of Fare, Ball Tickets, on Note Paper or Cards. Circulars, Cards, of all sizes. gan. Drafts, Labels. for Druggists and Expressmen. Certificates of Stock, : Blanks Programmes, for Theatre or Concerts: &e., &e , &e. SCRIPT at low rates. Agents for the Transcript. Orders for Advertising, Job Printing, Sub scriptions, &c., left with the follonging persons will be eager attended to. — Woolseys. Orleans and Moore’s Flatse—R. O Hichman. ae Red Dog. Little York and Dutch Flat—E B. . Hopkinson. ¥ = ashington, Alpha and Omega—A L. Dewey. Forest city and Downievil! sangton & Uo. ‘North San Juan—Dornin & Congee. Grass Valley—W. K. Spencer. San Fraacisco—L. P. Fisher. te THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. The best route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines The Yuba Gap Stage Line and Passenger train carrying LANGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS, ILL, on.and after the pepe than. 182, make regular tri-weeklv trips, from ¢ WNIEVILLE to Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat ‘Springs, Anteiope Springs, Washoe city, Ophir Vorks, Franktown, Carson city. Daytoh, Silver city Gold Hilland Virginiacity.Leaving the office of) ‘on’s . Pioneer Express, Downieville, avery Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this rogte will have but twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Downieville to Sierra Valley, where the stages will be in readiness to receive and. convey them to Vir ginia City, passing through asuecession of valleys. and over one of the mest beautiful natural roads in the world ; stopping at the Hot Sulphur Springe, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Spriags,or Geysers in True kee—eadows, the greatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory. The accommodations along this route, tor the comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by another; there will be no delays, no trouble from snow ; and the proprietors of the Line guarantee every facility to those who desire to make a’ -pleasant and speedy journey. At Carson and Virvinia cities, connection will be made with other J te ESMERALDA & THE HUM 30LBT MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the offices. A. S$. HALLIDIE & CO., Wire Suspension Bridge Builders, AND MANUFACTURERS OF ye EATENTWIRE ROPE IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofany _Spaa and capacity erected and material fur nished. Having been eomstantly engaged in the fection of wire Suspension Bridges and Aqucducts for some years t, we are fully prepared to do such work sati rily and ata low fig ure, guarartecing permanency. Parties who are about eréctiag bridges will find it greatly to their advantage to give us acall before ding to build w: structures.as the recent floods throughout the State have proven them to the whoity unsafe and unreliable. A number of our Wire Suspentions are now in use iu diffzrent localities throughout the State, no one of which has been in the least afSected by the freshets. Wire Rope for Mining end Ferry purposes of any h or size desired, cheaper than hemp. of wi t and strength, with priees annexed, ferajehed on tothe manefacturers, or their tsin the tuterior towne .A+8. HALLIDIE & C9. 2p 3m £12 Clay Street. San Frarciseo Netice of Co-Partnership ! Lies ee Sn grey this day formed a co4p mbering business, at ev y, under the farkanes! ‘Gregory A. B. GREGORY. & Co.” $ ee a M. L. MAKSH, . Particular attention paid to the-jAdvertisements published in the DAILY TRAN. PALMER. HANSCOM & COw GOLDEN STATE. IRON WORKS!!! Machinery of all Kinds! KNOX’ AMALGAMATORS’ A Special Department. for re Mantel Grates, Stove Works, Caldrons, etc, etc. Nos, 19 and 21 First Street, Heath & Brodie Crushérs always on hand. San Franciseo, March 27th—3m ery MEDAL TO WHEELER & WILSUN, PARIS HX HIBITION, 1861—_. MEDAL TO WHEELER & WILSON, United States AGRICULTURALSOCIETY. First Preminam to Wheeler & Wilson WHEELER & WILSON’S are universally acknowledged to be the : Best Family Sewing Machine in Use, “And are the only Perfect “Machines for Stitching, eg oe Hemming, Cord. ing, Quilting, Tucking,Felling, Gath. ering and Embroidering, AS ALSO The most Economical Family Sewing Machines In use. Call and see the new Improyvementsor send fo ~ a Circular. * H. W. WADSWORTH, Agent. Cor. Montgomery und Sacramento sttcets. CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. PEN TO LINCOLN.—Passengersthro’ from Sacramento to Lincoln in two hours ! Freight through from Satramento 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 5.35 A. M. train at Lincoln and arrive in the city so as to have from fiveto six hours at their disposa, returning the same dé Running of Trains: % V. R. R. AND C. C. BR. R. : Leave Sacramento...6.30 A. M, and 2 Pp. Leave Lincoln...515 A. M. and 10.304. Freightand Passenger Tariff. Through Passengers. . «++ Three Dollars, Through Freigitt..++++ +ses+Four Dollar C. L. WILSON Nov. 30th, 1861—tf severe eee ——} fey NO. 52. L. A. SACKET'T, . Managing Agent — age: . ‘ i co ‘ < Mided with evérythi : ket al ii" wes SSS ee F and good clean Rooms and Beds. A larie si ral is connected with the Barn. B son hand and sold at the loweat fates, Sasoned Lumber ofall kinda: ~~ Shakes, Shingles, Laths, Matched Flooring, &c for sale, and seasoned Sugar Pine, cr freight to acramento city. : eaereinncnenreantes HOTEL DE PARIS. Broad Street. Nevada City. OV. CHAUVEL.. Proprietor. THIS wel! known establishment has just undergone a thorough refitting’ andoverhauling, and the Pro. prictor invites the Public to call and. xamine for themselves. Ne effortis. spared. to make ita : et Nee First Class Hotel and Restaurant, where travelers and boarders will. meet with every attcntion. : &° Sall, Supper. and Dinner. parties. will be gotten upto order, by applying to the under: signed . OV. CHAUVEL Nevada, June 10th, 1862, ; tf PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIS METHOD or Prociaiming to the World ! — THAT — : MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at A. P. CHURCH & CO. Cor. of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada. PLANTINC, PRUNING. And Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Straw‘berry, and Plain and. Urnamental Gardering } 'ESHE subscriber offers his services to theI zens of Nevada in any of the above Bae with the assurance that the work will bo weil and skilfuily performed. ‘Terms moderate. Or, ders leit at the National Exeh, with 7, Holmes, fruit deaier, &c., Commertvial street, and at the office of the Transcript and of the Journal, will reeeive prompt attention. area Dec. 29, 1862—tf THOS. A. SMITH. ° B.— Pruning with speeial reference to prevent an overgrowth of wo early fruitfulness, od and to promoje A ee MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Stree NEVADA, lL. W. DREYFuss, . ®aldinform the citizens of Nevada coun W ty and 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 apis People’s Steamship Line. CONNECTING ‘ CALIFORNIA & NEW YORK, via Nicaragua. 750 miles shorter than any other route. THE fast and favorite double Ga Steamship MOSES TAYLOR J. H. BLETHEN.. adbiiresoe «Commander. Will be despatct.ed for SAN JUAN DEL SUR, . From Mission sjycet wharf, San Francisco, At 9 o'clock, A.M punctually, on . Thursday, April 30th, 1863. Connecting at Greytown With the sptendid Steamship TILLInNnNOI Ss, 2,500 Tons. Reduced rates of passage and quick trips are secured by the te opeaiag of the Nicaragua Route. These steaniers are unsurpassed for Speed : Reon’ Cleaniiness, ; and Safety. And every effort will be made to insure the comfortof passengers. For further informatien or passage apply to I. Ke ROBERTS, Agent. No. 407 Washington street, Upposite the Poet Office. San Erancisco, March 19th--ta COLDEN SYRUP ! aniicecentin pe goal ‘ ‘ _San Franciseo r nee. mt. 1,000 gallons of Golden Syrep FRESH every day—pale Sherry color and Double Refimed— much superior to imported Syrup. Also, 40,000 pounds DAILY of Crushei Pow. dered and Coffee Cruched rs, equal to any imported. This domestic Kstablishment disbur ses six hundred thousand dollars per annum for duty, coal and wages. w**hin the State Its 1. 0ducts far es'« by a!. wrocers. mys tf -. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada. JOHN A. LAN CASTER would in form his friends and the put'ic generally ; vel+ to his already large and clegant ¢stublishment.of Horses, uggies, Saddles, Harness, &e. and is repar. ed to furnish as fine turn-outs as can be found ip the State, ¢ Well trained, fleet and easy Saddle Horeea, well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will te ready at all times. A Jong experience in the bua iness and an earnest desire to retain the confi dence of my friends, leads me to: believe I wii be able to give general satistaction. : Particular attention paid to Horses on livery Carriages always ip <padiness with careful dri vers forthe use of parties, Kalls,&c. The qual ity of my stock willpermit me to say that t.o%6 seeking pleasure or engaged on business would do well to give me aeall, il UNDERTAKING, WH. ©. STILES UNDERTAKER. has on hand and wil ; make to order COVERED O©OVWNS at thie folng cheat rates : : SMALL SIZE, FRKOM..<+00000-83 to $10 LARGE SIZE, FUOM,. .:a+.++++ 810 tO 320 GRAV, FENCES, of every style furnished cheaper than by an ott ge ‘the eo : . AL. Wom Pe t in ~. neateat style ates furnished and so charge for engraving. Mareh 16. 1R61-tf . ere ~NEVADA RESTAURANT. % No,’ 65 Broad Street, ms SOMETHING NEWs =: oe Nevada City. 4 her undersigned has opened at No. 66 Broad street, one door above ihe Fashion Restayranta . = : Rotisserie and Restaurant, Which will be carried on iaa style heretofore unknown in Nevada, . Persons wishing a Fist class Meal, are Myited tocall ‘The eulimary departifent is earried on in sight of the custumers. and. none _but the choicest. morscis are used here. DR. DAVIS, ! OFFICE, 111 BROAD STREET, South Side above the “ BAILEY HOUSE,” ' Nevada. RIVATE diceases «pe and radically euged, ov matter of ow lemg duration.-Also, of * ar Mercurial Sufferings + 75 ~.*. Moneeate! clzaleeke. FREE by letter or otherwise.— Strictly seerct and confidential. Ufiice hours from 9WwWi2 mw. 2w4r M., aud Gt YPM. S. RB PERRY. Nevada, March 10th, 16%5—tf Families sehen toneve a Roest delivered to them “or parties desirous of Kecherche a Dinner “are invited to call. The services of one of the Best Cooks in California have been secured the’proprietor, who understand something in that line himecif, and it is his intention to make this a Model Restaurant: E Cc. LECOCQ, Nevada, April ist. : Proprievor. a er na ge oe vag c¢o-partnersh eretefore existing gn1 der the names of Baker & Wymore, ithis day dissolved by myutuat consent. All parties knowing themselycs indebted, will please comg Jorwarn and settle up: JAN. BAKER, drevada, April 6th, 1463, Cas. WYMORE.

of Trgee CAREOCS NLARGE) INFLAMtoms i— . f Power. reathing, ystem, the Face, . nm, which n follows Fits, Dapire, ently fol” suffering. nption, he Asserwitl hen ane nrariably EPTICAL s, = z Contememales, any other IrregulaLIFE. ~ eUT TE: ¥. OR U SANT AN? Improve Expense : avenicuce ; trength to. ions. f the Ure» frequent ut Matter. he system, nd ‘for allafno matter, ‘aid of tretic, ffeet in all NDED. id responstanding, D FAME. for $5.00. acked from unications iwatist! Alderman [ELMBOLD, is ray, or other able ig .34 day BERD. ce, Phila, hemiist. nut, Phila. YEITS $, : own” an? attained by EAN, ‘rancisco. ens! p the intri>: oe 4 _+ others visiting the city, are imvited to come and N. P. BROWN, Proprietor. Advertisements published at low rates. Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Office—On Commercial Sireet. ; eed REMOVAL 1 rQruve Famous Proprietor of the well known and old estabtish fF ed Hotel, begs leave to inform his patrons * and friends thaton and aft-r the first of am November next he will remove from the oid, di apidated building on. Broadway, where he has res’ sinee June, 1862, and_will open ‘that SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT BRICK STRUC‘TURE, which was built expréssly for a hotel, on tthe southeast corner of Sansome and Pine streeta. The Building is fire-proofand supplied throughout with gas. and water hy the ‘Chrystal Spring Water Company. and every convenience is offered at this Hotel; the room: all being well ventilated. large and commodi ous; and I do not hesitate imsaying that BROOKLYN house will be second tonone jn the State. Merchants, Miners, Traders and all ~ examine for themsélyes. The Brooklvn Hotel ‘Omnibus will convey you to the House free, and if you do not like the accommodations it will eost you nothing. The Omnibus willalw s be at the wharf on the arrival of the inland and! cean steamers, to take passengers an . baggage _ 0 the Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotel ts conveniently sit » uated, being in the central part of the city, where _ the cars of the oy Railroad pass the door every three minutes each way, to all parts of the “ie There is a large Reading Room attached to the House and Library containing 590 volumes of StandardWorks. exclusively for the use of its guests Rooms willbe let by night, week or month, with or .without board; also, elegant suites of Room to families or others, at reduced rates. --The-table will always be supplied with -an abundance of the.choicest and begi the market can afford, and no expense will be spared to set a table that will defy the criticism of the mest fastidious epicure. JOHN KELLY, Junr. San Francisco, Noy. ist, 1862.—6m THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE RIFPLEMAN, Will stand for Mares this sea-é a >. on, at Dell’s Ranch, inidway oa ~ the main road between Red Bluff and Telama. Soup to August Ist. Terms—$100 Per . Pedigree—Rifiemaa, b h, bred by John H. “ooper, of Fayette co., Ky in 1855. Got by Imp -Glencoe, out of the dam zier and Marksman ~ ‘by Rodolph, g. d. Butterfly by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnaught—Imp Janus. Rodolph was by Sir Anchy, of ‘Transport, dam “by Haxall’s Moses.(he va Sir Haray)g d b Blackburn's Whip. g ¢ d Maria, by craig’s Al_ fred, g g g d the celebrated Prior mare. Se Suanpter was by Sir Archy, out of a sister tp _ the dam of Thornton’s Rattler, by Imp Robin Beadbreast, gd by Obscurity, g gd Old Slamer__ skin by — iidair, sega the mare Cub, imported by Col. Delancy. of Virginia in 1767. Buzzard was imported in 1787; got by Woodecker, dam ef Dux ; Curiosity by Spap ; Regulus ; Godolphin Arab, : Imp Janus was foaled in 1746, and got by Eng“lish Janus, dam by Fox, g d by the Bald Gallom4 Gieneoe was bred by the Earl of Jersey. in 1831, aad wontwo thonsand guineas. RiddlesWorth and Goodwood Cup in 1831. The next _ year he won the Gold Cupet Payal Ascot, and _ then challenged forthe fp. which banter met ho acceptance. He now retired trom the turf, and was imported imte. the United States by _ James Jackson. in 1837. Got by Sultan, out of ‘Trampoline, by Tramp ; Web. by var : Penelope. by Trumpeter ;, Prunella, by Highfiyer ; Promise, by Snap; Julfa,. ty Blank: Spoetetor adam, by Partner; Boany Jats, by. Biy ~ Malton ; Darley, Arabian ; Byerly, Turk ; Taffoet’s Barb ; Place’s White Turk ; Natural Barb /inare, Rifleman, at the State Fair of 1862, took the first premium for thurough-bred horses,and. was emered for the eweepstakes for thorough. breds. mand HAD NO COMPETITORS. ' $or Persons sending mares from a distance ‘can rely upon, their stocks receiving careful atid »ixticular attention by experienced men, and wing provided with ample enclosed pasturage, andwithout extra charge.during the season, of ) the best quality, but at therisk of the owners. ae e J. @. DOLL. —AXprit tet.. Red Bluff MC ALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION 4 COMPANY. 4 The fast and splendid steam 2 _ ers CHRYSOPOLIS and . ANTELOPE will! leave ou alternate days for San Erim Pp. M from the foot of K§street Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master Willleeveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Pridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Mas. er. will leave on Fucsdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays ‘Pisco, at 2 o'clock —_—— is Marysville. and Intermediate LanaIn ge— e Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton. Mas@er, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, wrill leave on alternate days for Marysville, at 7 _ @’clock, Av. Change of Daz de Red Bluff. Until farther notiec, steamers of the California Steam Navigation Co will make t "rips per week to Red Blufi leaving this elty on edmnesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Frei reeel ived every 4 3 ‘ or passage By any o “Shoes Moviguien Ooupeny team Na A. REDINGTON, , on lobe. ~ W.H. PAYLOR. . Agente. . Sacramento, April [7th—tf : Cor a tyr wee Next d h ha’s, a ex Stee, paired fp a ~— Pine Stree For boats, fornia the gbove ofthe Cali“Bernd. Daily Granseipt,. Sarithhe held in San Francisco, comm BROOKLYN HOTEL! eared State Teachers’ Instatute! 3 STATE Teachers’ Institute. calied by the Superintendent of Public ee on“day, May 4th . 1863, and clesing on Saturday, May 9h. A course of free evenmg lectures on subject 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,., 2 ee = Frederick Billings, Esq. The daily exercises will be condneted by a corps of ableand experienced teachers and Jecturers. s a The California Steam Navigation Company will give free passes over their limes, to all teachers and sehool officers who may desire to attend the Institute.. Many. of the “me lines will be equally generous, The Hotel Keepers of San “heeaeiane will _ accommodate. female teachers, attending tke Institute, at half the usual rates © Teachers myst obtain from the County Superintendents, or School stating their intention to attend the Institute. which will be recognised by the officers of the Steamer and Stage lines. A : Yor particulars see Institute Circulars, which can be obtained from County Su tendents of of Publi Schools. = JOHN. SWETT. Depurtmentof Instruction, _ April 10th, 1863. CROCKERY. ‘yrmencn CHINA, GLASS ‘WAKE SILVER PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, Ete. PERCEY DOUCLAS, 42i Montgemery street SAN FRANCISCO, —_ HAS THE) Largest and Best Assortment of Good im that line to be found im the City, ALL OF WHICH HE IS’SELLING AT THE LOWEST PRICES, THOSE WHO BUY FOR CASH WILL FIND IT ine Greatly to their Advantage to give him call: before purchasing elsewhere. San Franciseo, Dee. 18th—5mtdp cere Select School for Young Ladies and Gentlemen. HEAD OF BROAD STREET, NEVADA. W.E. F.DEAL,A B....Primetpal, § Serre SCHOOL will re-open en Monday Aug 25, 1862. : rERMS : Primary tranches, per month.......$4 0% Eriglish Branches & Mathematics, per month 500 Latin.. . 0. cag taba esate. oad ea cecesssew ff 100 CO es ¢cadesves bos chinedenveciatie és 3 06 CPOPDIR s skevcavcvsesadsaraciccssnsiegs se 206 Fresh.. 0000s escesesdicese Saercecres i 20 No extra charge for Book Keeping. ; For further particulars enquire at the Schoo eure Young Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter any of theCollege elasses. UNITED STATES BATHS! AND HAIR ORESSING SALOOw;. == {i HE undersigned would mform the citizcnaot Nevada and vicinity that they have comp)eted a fine bathing House, a.tached to their well known establishment, where the public can be accommodated with Raths at all tim>< They also keep constantly on hand ‘Dr. Genning’s Keproduetor, 4 celebratea tor its medical powers—over the human Hair. Itentirely eradicates dandruff and keeps the hairfrom turping grey a29-tf PERFUMER Y—A fine assortment on hand. . THEO. LAMTE. 54 Reaad etrentre 1862! 1862!: 1862!!! A. LAMOTT HATTER! Cer. 2d and J Sts., Sacramento. AS issued thestyle of HATS for Fall and EWintcr wear. As this is the best place in the State to procure a fine and fashio @ rile. . cali on him and select one from his: the ‘arg. est stock in the country, atpriceslower tnan at any other house, Le ¢ N. B.—Ordere from the country Eos attended to. Large assortment of ladies’ Furs and Buggy Robes always-on hand. . sep-10 ; we Bead the Atlantic Papers and If ye would know ali about the War! Periodicals !!!!! toe RP Sey mt St tet nett a P. CHURCH & CO's.. Trustees, a certifieate-{ + Nevada Daily ate, 5 Transcript. \ # TEWSPAPER AND JOB PRINTING iN OFFICE, ee COMMERCIAL STREET. eK ROY Job Printing of,all ¥inds neatly And promptly exectited at short NOtice. . Printing 6f Posters of all sizes, shape or color. , Way-Bils Bill-Heads, oi Receipts, Checks, for Bankers, Bills of Fare, Ball Tickets, on Note Paper or Cards. Circulars, Cards, of all sizes. gan. Drafts, Labels. for Druggists and Expressmen. Certificates of Stock,

: Blanks Programmes, for Theatre or Concerts: &e., &e , &e. SCRIPT at low rates. Agents for the Transcript. Orders for Advertising, Job Printing, Sub scriptions, &c., left with the follonging persons will be eager attended to. — Woolseys. Orleans and Moore’s Flatse—R. O Hichman. ae Red Dog. Little York and Dutch Flat—E B. . Hopkinson. ¥ = ashington, Alpha and Omega—A L. Dewey. Forest city and Downievil! sangton & Uo. ‘North San Juan—Dornin & Congee. Grass Valley—W. K. Spencer. San Fraacisco—L. P. Fisher. te THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. The best route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines The Yuba Gap Stage Line and Passenger train carrying LANGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS, ILL, on.and after the pepe than. 182, make regular tri-weeklv trips, from ¢ WNIEVILLE to Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat ‘Springs, Anteiope Springs, Washoe city, Ophir Vorks, Franktown, Carson city. Daytoh, Silver city Gold Hilland Virginiacity.Leaving the office of) ‘on’s . Pioneer Express, Downieville, avery Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this rogte will have but twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Downieville to Sierra Valley, where the stages will be in readiness to receive and. convey them to Vir ginia City, passing through asuecession of valleys. and over one of the mest beautiful natural roads in the world ; stopping at the Hot Sulphur Springe, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Spriags,or Geysers in True kee—eadows, the greatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory. The accommodations along this route, tor the comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by another; there will be no delays, no trouble from snow ; and the proprietors of the Line guarantee every facility to those who desire to make a’ -pleasant and speedy journey. At Carson and Virvinia cities, connection will be made with other J te ESMERALDA & THE HUM 30LBT MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the offices. A. S$. HALLIDIE & CO., Wire Suspension Bridge Builders, AND MANUFACTURERS OF ye EATENTWIRE ROPE IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES ofany _Spaa and capacity erected and material fur nished. Having been eomstantly engaged in the fection of wire Suspension Bridges and Aqucducts for some years t, we are fully prepared to do such work sati rily and ata low fig ure, guarartecing permanency. Parties who are about eréctiag bridges will find it greatly to their advantage to give us acall before ding to build w: structures.as the recent floods throughout the State have proven them to the whoity unsafe and unreliable. A number of our Wire Suspentions are now in use iu diffzrent localities throughout the State, no one of which has been in the least afSected by the freshets. Wire Rope for Mining end Ferry purposes of any h or size desired, cheaper than hemp. of wi t and strength, with priees annexed, ferajehed on tothe manefacturers, or their tsin the tuterior towne .A+8. HALLIDIE & C9. 2p 3m £12 Clay Street. San Frarciseo Netice of Co-Partnership ! Lies ee Sn grey this day formed a co4p mbering business, at ev y, under the farkanes! ‘Gregory A. B. GREGORY. & Co.” $ ee a M. L. MAKSH, . Particular attention paid to the-jAdvertisements published in the DAILY TRAN. PALMER. HANSCOM & COw GOLDEN STATE. IRON WORKS!!! Machinery of all Kinds! KNOX’ AMALGAMATORS’ A Special Department. for re Mantel Grates, Stove Works, Caldrons, etc, etc. Nos, 19 and 21 First Street, Heath & Brodie Crushérs always on hand. San Franciseo, March 27th—3m ery MEDAL TO WHEELER & WILSUN, PARIS HX HIBITION, 1861—_. MEDAL TO WHEELER & WILSON, United States AGRICULTURALSOCIETY. First Preminam to Wheeler & Wilson WHEELER & WILSON’S are universally acknowledged to be the : Best Family Sewing Machine in Use, “And are the only Perfect “Machines for Stitching, eg oe Hemming, Cord. ing, Quilting, Tucking,Felling, Gath. ering and Embroidering, AS ALSO The most Economical Family Sewing Machines In use. Call and see the new Improyvementsor send fo ~ a Circular. * H. W. WADSWORTH, Agent. Cor. Montgomery und Sacramento sttcets. CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. PEN TO LINCOLN.—Passengersthro’ from Sacramento to Lincoln in two hours ! Freight through from Satramento 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 5.35 A. M. train at Lincoln and arrive in the city so as to have from fiveto six hours at their disposa, returning the same dé Running of Trains: % V. R. R. AND C. C. BR. R. : Leave Sacramento.....6.30 A. M, and 2 Pp. Leave Lincoln......515 A. M. and 10.304. Freightand Passenger Tariff. Through Passengers. .. «++ Three Dollars, Through Freigitt...++++ +ses+Four Dollar C. L. WILSON Nov. 30th, 1861—tf severe eee ——} fey NO. 52. L. A. SACKET'T, . Managing Agent — age: . ‘ i co ‘ < Mided with evérythi : ket al ii" wes SSS ee F and good clean Rooms and Beds. A larie si ral is connected with the Barn. B son hand and sold at the loweat fates, Sasoned Lumber ofall kinda: ~~ Shakes, Shingles, Laths, Matched Flooring, &c for sale, and seasoned Sugar Pine, cr freight to acramento city. : eaereinncnenreantes HOTEL DE PARIS. Broad Street. Nevada City. OV. CHAUVEL... Proprietor. THIS wel! known establishment has just undergone a thorough refitting’ andoverhauling, and the Pro. prictor invites the Public to call and. xamine for themselves. Ne effortis. spared. to make ita : et Nee First Class Hotel and Restaurant, where travelers and boarders will. meet with every attcntion. : &° Sall, Supper. and Dinner. parties. will be gotten upto order, by applying to the under: signed . OV. CHAUVEL Nevada, June 10th, 1862, ; tf PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIS METHOD or Prociaiming to the World ! — THAT — : MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at A. P. CHURCH & CO. Cor. of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada. PLANTINC, PRUNING. And Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Straw‘berry, and Plain and. Urnamental Gardering } 'ESHE subscriber offers his services to theI zens of Nevada in any of the above Bae with the assurance that the work will bo weil and skilfuily performed. ‘Terms moderate. Or, ders leit at the National Exeh, with 7, Holmes, fruit deaier, &c., Commertvial street, and at the office of the Transcript and of the Journal, will reeeive prompt attention. area Dec. 29, 1862—tf THOS. A. SMITH. ° B.— Pruning with speeial reference to prevent an overgrowth of wo early fruitfulness, od and to promoje A ee MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Stree NEVADA, lL. W. DREYFuss, . ®aldinform the citizens of Nevada coun W ty and 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 apis People’s Steamship Line. CONNECTING ‘ CALIFORNIA & NEW YORK, via Nicaragua. 750 miles shorter than any other route. THE fast and favorite double Ga Steamship MOSES TAYLOR J. H. BLETHEN.... adbiiresoe «Commander. Will be despatct.ed for SAN JUAN DEL SUR, . From Mission sjycet wharf, San Francisco, At 9 o'clock, A.M punctually, on . Thursday, April 30th, 1863. Connecting at Greytown With the sptendid Steamship TILLInNnNOI Ss, 2,500 Tons. Reduced rates of passage and quick trips are secured by the te opeaiag of the Nicaragua Route. These steaniers are unsurpassed for Speed : Reon’ Cleaniiness, ; and Safety. And every effort will be made to insure the comfortof passengers. For further informatien or passage apply to I. Ke ROBERTS, Agent. No. 407 Washington street, Upposite the Poet Office. San Erancisco, March 19th--ta COLDEN SYRUP ! aniicecentin pe goal ‘ ‘ _San Franciseo r nee. mt. 1,000 gallons of Golden Syrep FRESH every day—pale Sherry color and Double Refimed— much superior to imported Syrup. Also, 40,000 pounds DAILY of Crushei Pow. dered and Coffee Cruched rs, equal to any imported. This domestic Kstablishment disbur ses six hundred thousand dollars per annum for duty, coal and wages. w**hin the State Its 1. 0ducts far es'« by a!. wrocers. mys tf -. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada. JOHN A. LAN CASTER would in form his friends and the put'ic generally ; vel+ to his already large and clegant ¢stublishment.of Horses, uggies, Saddles, Harness, &e. and is repar. ed to furnish as fine turn-outs as can be found ip the State, ¢ Well trained, fleet and easy Saddle Horeea, well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will te ready at all times. A Jong experience in the bua iness and an earnest desire to retain the confi dence of my friends, leads me to: believe I wii be able to give general satistaction. : Particular attention paid to Horses on livery Carriages always ip <padiness with careful dri vers forthe use of parties, Kalls,&c. The qual ity of my stock willpermit me to say that t.o%6 seeking pleasure or engaged on business would do well to give me aeall, il UNDERTAKING, WH. ©. STILES UNDERTAKER. has on hand and wil ; make to order COVERED O©OVWNS at thie folng cheat rates : : SMALL SIZE, FRKOM....<+00000-83 to $10 LARGE SIZE, FUOM,.. .:a+.++++ 810 tO 320 GRAV, FENCES, of every style furnished cheaper than by an ott ge ‘the eo : . AL. Wom Pe t in ~. neateat style ates furnished and so charge for engraving. Mareh 16. 1R61-tf . ere ~NEVADA RESTAURANT. % No,’ 65 Broad Street, ms SOMETHING NEWs =: oe Nevada City. 4 her undersigned has opened at No. 66 Broad street, one door above ihe Fashion Restayranta . = : Rotisserie and Restaurant, Which will be carried on iaa style heretofore unknown in Nevada, . Persons wishing a Fist class Meal, are Myited tocall ‘The eulimary departifent is earried on in sight of the custumers. and. none _but the choicest. morscis are used here. DR. DAVIS, ! OFFICE, 111 BROAD STREET, South Side above the “ BAILEY HOUSE,” ' Nevada. RIVATE diceases «pe and radically euged, ov matter of ow lemg duration.-Also, of * ar Mercurial Sufferings + 75 ~.*. Moneeate! clzaleeke. FREE by letter or otherwise.— Strictly seerct and confidential. Ufiice hours from 9WwWi2 mw. 2w4r M., aud Gt YPM. S. RB PERRY. Nevada, March 10th, 16%5—tf Families sehen toneve a Roest delivered to them “or parties desirous of Kecherche a Dinner “are invited to call. The services of one of the Best Cooks in California have been secured the’proprietor, who understand something in that line himecif, and it is his intention to make this a Model Restaurant: E Cc. LECOCQ, Nevada, April ist. : Proprievor. a er na ge oe vag c¢o-partnersh eretefore existing gn1 der the names of Baker & Wymore, ithis day dissolved by myutuat consent. All parties knowing themselycs indebted, will please comg Jorwarn and settle up: JAN. BAKER, drevada, April 6th, 1463, Cas. WYMORE.