November 16, 1862 (4 pages)

. Hevad Daily Transcript. » “CALIFORNIA. Nevada County Official Press. SUNDAY MORNING NOV, 16th. Beauregard’s ‘sting of abolition” was poisonous and deadly. The day nas not long been passed, when the vast inajority of the Northern people had as soon be stigmatized as horse thieves as abolitionists. It was considered a “heinous offense to apply the term to al.nost any maniof influence in politics. The stigma had but to be fixed upon a man to destroy his political aspirations forever. Slave driving influence had obtained such control over the minds of men all over the Union, that not a generous sentiment towards an oppressed but patient-race could be expressed aloud. The minds of men were tyrannized overt by the fear of prescription from office. Wee all re« member ia what bonds public sentiment was held by the terror of 4 word—« word too, expressive at once of liberty, justice, sywpathy with the wronged, and of the better feelings of the human heart. The times have changed. We live in an era of revolutions; and the greatest revolution of the era is that in public sentiment.— Men dare have a noble impulse now and breathe it forth to the world, and good opin jons are contagious. Those men who apply the term; “abolitionist,” with the expectation of wounding the feelings of a generous ‘mind by it, launch but a javelin gone out of date, after the mailed, impregnuble vessels of later and better days. There is, and should be, a pride in being classed with the philosuphere and philanthropists of the world. Every enlightened intellect in the republic of letters, con be nothing but an abolitionist.— There may have been a difference of opinion as tothe proper time to move most successfully for the benefit of the enslaved, but, qe assume, there never could have beer in. ‘,,, any well organized mind in ite normal condition, a thought that slavery should endure forever. Such a sentiment is abhorrent to humanity and justice. We go farther and say, that in the midst of all the howling we have hitherto heard against the Garrisons, the Phillipses. the Greeleys and Beechers, liberalized minds that kept silent from motives uf policy, respected the motives of those philanthropists, although net agreeing with the policy of ogitation at the time.— Public opinion has bveu overborne, but the “‘gtill small voice” has always been heard by the generous hearted the world over. Now the best feelings of our nature are exprensed. We can range ourselves boldly with the noblo spirits who ‘have been pioneers in a cause“A few relics of a tossiliferous age may continue the cry of ‘abolitioniem,’ as ifit were deadby yet. They but proclaim their own ignorance (and enslavement. Who had not rather be ranked with William Cullen Bryant, George Bancroft, Ralph Waldo Emereon, Henry W. Longfellow, Dr Holmes, DeGasparin,—and in short, with every peet, literateur and philanthropistof the world, as an abolitionist, than be associated with the herd that have no feelings ef humanity or are so blind as not to see the favorableness of the crisis to emancipate the oppressed? We would not let such an opportune moment pass as the present, to throw the weight of our sympathy in the scale where the cause of justice is being weighed. Thankfulare we that our eyes have beem permitted to see this day, when we can add oprhamble voice to the acclamntions _. for the freedom of all mankind, without feeling that cur country is more imperilled by the . set. It should be s cause for congratulation ! “Sy that a moment has dome in the history of ou NaTIONAL TAX.—The amount collected and send East of taxes and licenses for the benefit of the Geaeral Government is about ene hundred thousand dollare a mouth.— About that amount is collected by the Federal Collectors. After the Ist of January the proceeds of stamp duties will increase the amount. ae Tue telegraphic communication now in course of constriction by Mr. Reuter,through Ross‘a, Siberia and Mongolia, te connec Pekin and St. Petersburg and London is ex ~ “gountry when the unity und perpetuity of the Government, and the interests of humanity are to be obtained by pursuing one and the same course. Apply to ue the epithet of abvli. thoniet, so long as it meane a friend of a congolidéted country wnd a friend of the human o caneiieniaiimeniidl A LwLu.—There 1s an apparent lull in the contest fot Senator. No one uf the combat: tants has liung out the white flag, that we are aware of, but all by cominon consent seem to say they have had “pie enough” for the present. Park went up to Mariposa to attend toghis business there, some time age. Phelps made a dash in the absence of his rival, but we have to learn that-he captured a single vote. He, too, has skedaddled tothe apot where business calls. The last heatd of Conness he was standing sentinel at the big hotel ef San Franciscy,-and beating the blackest of old Republeans in talking against the Chivalry. John is a sharp one. “Brown is supposed to be around. Having taken a partcin the primary meetings of San Francisco, and made some pretensions, “it won’t do to give it up so.” Ali, however, seem to have concluded to be quiet for a time, perhaps to gather strength for the final contest. As near as we can find out, the friends of Phelps claim he has, ‘‘dead sure,” fifty-five votes on the first ballot, and offer te bet all the funds the Federal officers in San Francisco ean raise that he will be nominated on the second ballot. “to a dead moral certsin. ty.” Park's friends know he bas fifty odd votes, first, last, and all the time for bim, and they will back up their opinions with the Mariposa estate if disputed. Conness, we believe, is confident of forty votes, or thereabouts, and Brown nearly as many, ,,while Starr King has friends, and Stephen J. Field also, in the Legislature. There is another gentleman, too, if he would dabble in the dirty pool and shove himself ahead with the presumption and audacity of others insteat of modestly attending all the time to his busieess, would have as many votes to count on. as any of the aspirants we have mentioned. Of course, where so many votes are counted for each aspirant some of them must go into the lobby for their complement, and if we are not greatly mistaken, some of the aspirants who blow the most, will have to depend upon the third house for about all the support they get for the United States Senate. It is about time the Legislature of the State, uninfluenced dy political hacks, chose a man for his character, services and talents to represent the loyal people of the Statein the Senate of the United States. Let the lull continue till a choice has been made. Eptpemic aMonG Horses.—The San Francisco Bulletin saya there seems to be an epidemic raging in some of the stables of that city at present. Quite a numberof valuable horses have lateiy died, and as many as three the past 48 hours. It is semething then ature of a lung disease, and generally prove fatal on the third day after attack. ‘It is supposed such havoc with horseflesh in San Joaquin Valley. ateeenetietl An Army or Reserve.—The Norwich, (Ct.) Bulletin is informed from quarters that as soon as the levy for 600,000 men is coman additional force of 400,000 men, as an army of reserve, to be distributed at such armed intervention 1a our affairs. the organization of the entire maar. the following returns : r. the whole number between four eighteen ber last year under four, was 109—a gain o 33. ern news. Peorce’s TRANSPORTATION CoMPANY ready been subscribed. t . pected to be completed in six months. ‘to act, A Curtous Criticism oN McCLELLAN— The Washington correspondent of the St. Louis Republican saya: I know no better patriot ortruer gentleman, than George B.McClellas. But there are acts of which I cannot understand except upon the supposition of and inherent vice of mind, often the accomp»niment of great organizing power, which makes him never ready he whola, nature seems to be devoted to making armies, not using them. He has tue clear and diswer and energy of his, AROUSE ! AROUSE !! ield’s Steamed Oysters, Awake from your Lethargy ! KNOW YOU NOT the Fall and Winter Campaign has commenced in earnest ?—that heneeforth. a progressive and triumphant war, in the Clothing Department, will be successfully prosecuted, until all the wor ld and the ‘s pest of mankind,’ are thoroughly equipped, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Furnishing Goods? Just received, and for sale at less than San Francisco Prices, in. one stable have fallen victims te it within . © to be the same epidemic that last winter made . ¢ tinct ideas of the wants of an army, to» accurate a conception of its deficiencies. He works and toils unceasingly to bring the army to a pitch of perfection which can never be reached, and in the meanwhile, a ragged half-atarved, miserable mob of filthy and dieotderly wretches, who know how to move, and having nothing but their legs, move fast, outmarches and out-generals him. _A Lone Voyvace ror A CALIFORNIA Log. —A correspondent in Kona, thus writes the Honolula Advertiser of the 14th of October: . A few days since, in passing from Kuilula to Kealakeakue, I observed a large log on the shore. I went to it and found it to be the California 1edwood. It, was 24 feet long, 4 feet through at the bottom, and 3 feet Sinches at the other, end with both ends sawed off. It did not appear tv be worm-eaten. Some three years ago an Oregon log drifted on shore in Kealakeakue Bay; where the bark was on, ‘no worms had touched it but where the bark was off, the worms had gone through »nd through. Anothe: log came ashore, two years since, in the sama condition. These were both of the Oregon kind of timber, with both ends of each sawed off.:Tne Gardiner (Me) Home Journal says that Col. Wille -of the Maine Sixteenth,-has resigned, his reason being that he had been ordered into aetive service before he had time to qualify himself for his duties. nner Se eecereemeeece ] BIRTEL. In this eity, Nov. 15th, to the wife of C. H. MEYER, a daughter. At Red Dog, to the wife of B. EASTING, 8 daughter. ; ec I DEATH. At Quaker Hill, on the 15th inst, SARAH, wife of Joseph Jacobs, aged 20 years. The funeral will take piace at Quaker Hill, today at 2 o’clock. , At Red Dog, WM. TWINING, aged 45 years. al Arrivalisat Nantonal Exchange Bread Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR NOVEMBER 14,71862. M Zallerback, San Fran 1 See. Washt’n at the old favorite place of resort; INIT Wholesale Druggists, 8. HAAS & Cco., Sor. of Pine attd:Commercial Sts., Oct 19th, ' Nevada. so caacaeietatinial ‘SPENCE & WICKES, NEVADA CITY, CAL. DR. F. HILLER, Home thie Physician and Surgeon. FFICE, corner of Pine and Broad Streets, . Flagg’s Building, (up ——) DR. 1. ER pays paticular: y attention to cases of Midwifery. end all Diseases ef long standing. . Nevada, June 18tb 3m U. S. REVENUE NOTICE! LE persons required to Pad Excise or other duties under the act of the thirty-seventh Congress, to provide internal Revenue, &e., &e , approved July ist, 1862, are hereby notified that Ss. Davenport, has been appointed Deputy Collector for the 5th Division of the 4th District, comprising the aeneer of Nevada, and has opened an office at the Banking House of Birdseye & Co., in the city of Nevada. ° Ail duties and taxes are payable at the office of the Collector. Persons liable to pay License will be required to take out the same within ten days, of the date of an application to be made through the Assistant Assessor. 2 Manufacturers. Auctioneers, Butchers. Brewers and Tell Bridge companies, will pay the duties monthly; within ten days, from the first day of each month, on the preceding month, according to e form of statement which will be furnished from this office. The attention of those iaterested is directed to the various provisions of the law. A A. DE LONG, Collector 4th District. .‘ §. B. DAVENPORT, Deputy. Nevada eounty. vada eity, October 18th, 1862. F CENTRE MARKET, NO. 2. Vommercial Street, Twe doors below the TRANSCRIPT ‘office BULACHER & KRAFT. FRESH MEATSOF At. kinds, at Wholesale and Retail.— This Market, is continually suptaken from the shell. * MR. A. FIELD, Baltimore, whose Oysters have long en. joyed the highest reputation in from head to toe, with Business Suits, this market, has recently in. vented an entirely new Process of packing which possesses every advantage over the one hitherto employed. It sO pre. aero the natural flaver, freshness and Shape of the Oyster that they may be either Stewed, Fried, Scolloped or Faney. Roasted--in fact cooked in any manner adapted to those jus They will not be broken into pieces by land travel, however leng. thy, and will retain their sweet. ness, after the can is cut, longer than sccured by any other method. Shipments now arriving and for sale by al! the Grocery Jobbersin San Francisco. . JNO. B. NEWTON & CO., Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, PIONEER CIGAR STORE S$. ROTHSCHILD, EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, Gent. D ime Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N. B,—Store closed from Friday evening Saturday evening. ' nod OR SALE,—One Yoke of Oxen and Wy on. Enquire of J. M, HiXOd. Read the Atlantic Papers!. AND PERIODICALS !! If ye would knew all about the War! BAD aloud! and let your friends know they = get them: all at “A. BP. CHURCH & CO's. Paper and Periodical Store, Cor. of Pine Broad Streets, Nevada. — pletely filled, the President intends to call out. Layard, do Gilmaw. L Bar Miss Adams, do JWHuftster, do E W Casey, de JB MeChesney, do A Leall do 8 Siushar, Aiphe meyer, jo ’ C Maning, do =R Ruth. do Rossengale, do Z Dumning, Woolseys Mre Nash DL Calknis, City & Child do Harney, Sacramento EC Tompkins, BV W H Howland, do NJBird, Red C Peterson, J Green do & Family do N Wheeler, do , 8 Sanders, do @ Linck, Alpha A Silver, do J Williams, W #H Anderson, City & Wife Alpha W Plumhof, do FAMILY GROCERY STORE! plied with the choices all kinds, and customers will be attend ed with. out a moment’s delay —~Iim NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT EXPRESS. New Arrangement—Thro’ Every Day. WILL hereafter run my Express Nevada, Sept 3d points inthe States as maybe most convenientas bases of operation either against the rebels or foreign powers whe may threaten. In this connection it is vot unlikely that Gen. McClellan may be destined to command one of these corps of reserves, and to superintend ro ScuooL Census.—The Marshal of Yreka School District, says the Journal, has made The whele number of children between four and eighteen years of age, ie 161; under four, 142. Total, 303. Number born in California, 216. Last year, was 113—a gain of 48 schelars. The‘numANOTHER.— ihe Daily Union is the name of a new journal commenced in Virginia City by John Chureh & Co , with Heary Degroot aseditor. Itis as large as any Cal'fornia daily, the Alta and Bulletin excepted—is printed on fine large type, and gives the eastArticles of incotporation have been filled, and a Company organized with the above title, who propose to build steamers and generally engage in the navigation of the waters of Oregon and Washington Territory. Fifty thousand dollars of the capital steck has alPare Rrz,—The price.of paper has gone up amadingly. Don't know the cause, unless A. BARUH, No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Informs the public that he will keep eo on tend, 7" Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vege(ables, Coffee, Case Geeds, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are all of the on quaiity hear yell ry —e for cash.— ecan always s No y at his o stand on Com Nevada, Nov. 16th. G'S at Nev. 4. veh onal teers A. D., . a t and decree was repdered in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, . in and for thecounty of Nevada, against R.-H. , . Brown et alg. and in favor of J. A. J. Ray, for the sum ef Twenty Two Hundred and seven dollars, pricipal debt with interest on the —— at the rate of 23¢ per cent per month mthe rendition of judgment until paid toether with all costs offsuit. And whereas, on e said 11th day of November A. pb , 1862, it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mort: set forth in plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed and the property therein qeeevtned, te-wit :—All ana singular the follow describ parcel of ed ——? = . that certain lot mining ms pa lying, situate and betag sa Montezuma Hill, Nevada cour ty, California, a ea known as the Mammoth Company on the east or front by the Irish Company claims ; on the north by the Montezuma Tunnel Company claims; on the west by the claims of the last mentioned compaRobinson & Co., and on the south by * . vacant ground, with all and singular the tenehereditaments, franchises, rights, privileges, tunneis, shafts, drifts. slopes, mach ry. mining 8 and appurtenances there or in i levied upon sold oy bee Be rig = vg f plied Ld payment of of money as Notice is hereb en that ublic sale all the xtoye heey mamneee 3 e highest bidder for cash, in front of the Coure te gdh ate a) Fevete, on Tuesday. Der. 9th. 4e’clock, P. M. OF o'clock, A+ m., and this 12th day of Noy Given under "y wt 1862. —_i«. A w Jno. Garber, Plaintiffs aaorece.” sec t interest and costs and the oWaorked on ) call bums of moncy te y from Nevada to Quaker Hill Tx You Ww vc saat ou Little York. %i Mill, Lowell Hil Remington Hill to Duteh Fle All letters, papers and Packages delia romptlyandsafely. E.B H INSON. NEVADA CYMNASIUM! Main Street, next door to the Theatre. J. H. KELLER,.. HE Gymnasium will be open from 6 o’clock A. M.,t2 10% P.M. H pte ALY Ke 2 ours for class Ex 10 to 11 A. M., and from 74 to 104 P. M. Terms of Tuition: Adults per month,.. esos cee 85,00 -Boys, 6e “ ob eeeeceeesnes $3,00 A deduction made from t wees scholars enter for the ten i = NOTICE ! LW persons having accounts inst the dersigned will call and get their moncy, ond all persons knowing themselves indebted, will —— cell and pay, as I want to P gy b 7th inst. nol2 au J. M. HIXON. TAX-PAYERS, ATTENTION! \AX-PAYERS are hereby notified, that in Collector of Nevads, Nev 11 Ieee Te omneT TO SCRIP HOLDERS. *» Office, Nevada, Nov. LL Warrants drawn on tas Genes re A. P. CHURCH & Co., AVE a large stock of Blank Books Stationery. Cutlery, Music, Mesiaccordance with the Statutes ofthe State, on . Purses. The races to be governed by stat and after Monday mext, there will be added fag rales. a B. JEFFERY, to all taxes uncollected an additonal five no8 © Proprietor, Glenbrook Race Cour cent. All tax-payers are requested to come for. ward and pay np, during the » present week, and Co save costs, . N. TURNER, Pacific Mail Steum ship of , and registered prior Nov. 11th—OKIZABA,— —— 1. Teed. with be at to June . Noy. 2ist—CONSTITUTION, T. J. Wal presentation at this office. Interest on all Warrants not heretofore advertis'. CO™mander. ed for will with this date. From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o’elock, 4” FALL RACES ! _ ever the GLENBROOK RACE COURSE!!' ae si Thursday, Friday and Saturdsy, . November, 20th, 2ist and 224. FIRST DAY: VRURSDAY, Nev. 2@th,--A Pog $150 free for all running horses 1n the 5t ile heats, best two in three. Same Day.—A ree of $100 free for all cond class trotting horses, now owned in ! county. Mile heats. best 3 in five, to harness SECOND DAY: RIDAY., Nov, 21st.—A purse of $1 for all first class Trotting Horses now ° ed in the county, and have been for 30 day’ Mile best 3 in 5 to harness. Same Day.—A purse of $100 free fer horses now owned in the county best 2 in 3, to harness. THIRD DAY: S ATURDAY, Nov, 22a.—A pureeo! free for all Trotting Horses in the Bu Mile heats, best 3 in 5, to harness, Same Day.—A purse of $50, free for half mile running horses now owned is county. ; Races commence at 1 o’clock precisely day. : Batrances close at 12,™., on the day of ® race. Two or more to make a race. Ten per cent entrance fee for all she ™) The following steamsh'p! be dispatched the month November, 1862: Nov, Jst-GOLDEN AGE, F. BBaby, © . Por Panama. will be conveyed from a the ladies have scraped all the tags into lint. te . Instruments, nee ee &c.} A w »1)the Panama Railroad end from 2 wallto New York by the ¢ ‘A. B. FORBES, . age W. F. BABCOCK, i Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff pts. 5am : ry ecriiy § x ea The Neva aera sunDAY ™ ee Mr: Eptrot tion to a few blarting oat ag tor, but who at porrow that pal way. We h community —t retensions, w! to understand pees can be bor whois able to -and resorts to may be set safe -wuled contem be coveted, an vicious to the. NEVADA. Taxes.—“ ‘tively day of if out gold for pe day. Some o county called tled. GrWe inv ment of A. B He keeps on . tables, fruit, . Give him a cs GP Divine ing at 1¥ och Court House Fine opening sins. awe on ness houses ‘ments on the to transact bi spent in recu in on Monda: New Roa! aware that tl a free road, now a fine. that is a luxt who have tri PF riday the sporteme at turkeys ar der street. PaTRIOTI —Rosenhein . cently preset children. at doing somet A Lunar eccurrence, ble in the + half past ter Fas 8 7 pA 3 i

. Hevad Daily Transcript. » “CALIFORNIA. Nevada County Official Press. SUNDAY MORNING NOV, 16th. Beauregard’s ‘sting of abolition” was poisonous and deadly. The day nas not long been passed, when the vast inajority of the Northern people had as soon be stigmatized as horse thieves as abolitionists.. It was considered a “heinous offense to apply the term to al.nost any maniof influence in politics. The stigma had but to be fixed upon a man to destroy his political aspirations forever. Slave driving influence had obtained such control over the minds of men all over the Union, that not a generous sentiment towards an oppressed but patient-race could be expressed aloud. The minds of men were tyrannized overt by the fear of prescription from office. Wee all re« member ia what bonds public sentiment was held by the terror of 4 word—« word too, expressive at once of liberty, justice, sywpathy with the wronged, and of the better feelings of the human heart. The times have changed. We live in an era of revolutions; and the greatest revolution of the era is that in public sentiment.— Men dare have a noble impulse now and breathe it forth to the world, and good opin jons are contagious. Those men who apply the term; “abolitionist,” with the expectation of wounding the feelings of a generous ‘mind by it, launch but a javelin gone out of date, after the mailed, impregnuble vessels of later and better days. There is, and should be, a pride in being classed with the philosuphere and philanthropists of the world. Every enlightened intellect in the republic of letters, con be nothing but an abolitionist.— There may have been a difference of opinion as tothe proper time to move most successfully for the benefit of the enslaved, but, qe assume, there never could have beer in. ‘,,, any well organized mind in ite normal condition, a thought that slavery should endure forever. Such a sentiment is abhorrent to humanity and justice. We go farther and say, that in the midst of all the howling we have hitherto heard against the Garrisons, the Phillipses. the Greeleys and Beechers, liberalized minds that kept silent from motives uf policy, respected the motives of those philanthropists, although net agreeing with the policy of ogitation at the time.— Public opinion has bveu overborne, but the “‘gtill small voice” has always been heard by the generous hearted the world over. Now the best feelings of our nature are exprensed. We can range ourselves boldly with the noblo spirits who ‘have been pioneers in a cause“A few relics of a tossiliferous age may continue the cry of ‘abolitioniem,’ as ifit were deadby yet. They but proclaim their own ignorance (and enslavement. Who had not rather be ranked with William Cullen Bryant, George Bancroft, Ralph Waldo Emereon, Henry W. Longfellow, Dr Holmes, DeGasparin,—and in short, with every peet, literateur and philanthropistof the world, as an abolitionist, than be associated with the herd that have no feelings ef humanity or are so blind as not to see the favorableness of the crisis to emancipate the oppressed? We would not let such an opportune moment pass as the present, to throw the weight of our sympathy in the scale where the cause of justice is being weighed. Thankfulare we that our eyes have beem permitted to see this day, when we can add oprhamble voice to the acclamntions _. for the freedom of all mankind, without feeling that cur country is more imperilled by the . set. It should be s cause for congratulation ! “Sy that a moment has dome in the history of ou NaTIONAL TAX.—The amount collected and send East of taxes and licenses for the benefit of the Geaeral Government is about ene hundred thousand dollare a mouth.— About that amount is collected by the Federal Collectors. After the Ist of January the proceeds of stamp duties will increase the amount. ae Tue telegraphic communication now in course of constriction by Mr. Reuter,through Ross‘a, Siberia and Mongolia, te connec Pekin and St. Petersburg and London is ex ~ “gountry when the unity und perpetuity of the Government, and the interests of humanity are to be obtained by pursuing one and the same course. Apply to ue the epithet of abvli. thoniet, so long as it meane a friend of a congolidéted country wnd a friend of the human o caneiieniaiimeniidl A LwLu.—There 1s an apparent lull in the contest fot Senator. No one uf the combat: tants has liung out the white flag, that we are aware of, but all by cominon consent seem to say they have had “pie enough” for the present. Park went up to Mariposa to attend toghis business there, some time age. Phelps made a dash in the absence of his rival, but we have to learn that-he captured a single vote. He, too, has skedaddled tothe apot where business calls. The last heatd of Conness he was standing sentinel at the big hotel ef San Franciscy,-and beating the blackest of old Republeans in talking against the Chivalry. John is a sharp one. “Brown is supposed to be around. Having taken a partcin the primary meetings of San Francisco, and made some pretensions, “it won’t do to give it up so.” Ali, however, seem to have concluded to be quiet for a time, perhaps to gather strength for the final contest. As near as we can find out, the friends of Phelps claim he has, ‘‘dead sure,” fifty-five votes on the first ballot, and offer te bet all the funds the Federal officers in San Francisco ean raise that he will be nominated on the second ballot. “to a dead moral certsin. ty.” Park's friends know he bas fifty odd votes, first, last, and all the time for bim, and they will back up their opinions with the Mariposa estate if disputed. Conness, we believe, is confident of forty votes, or thereabouts, and Brown nearly as many, ,,while Starr King has friends, and Stephen J. Field also, in the Legislature. There is another gentleman, too, if he would dabble in the dirty pool and shove himself ahead with the presumption and audacity of others insteat of modestly attending all the time to his busieess, would have as many votes to count on. as any of the aspirants we have mentioned. Of course, where so many votes are counted for each aspirant some of them must go into the lobby for their complement, and if we are not greatly mistaken, some of the aspirants who blow the most, will have to depend upon the third house for about all the support they get for the United States Senate. It is about time the Legislature of the State, uninfluenced dy political hacks, chose a man for his character, services and talents to represent the loyal people of the Statein the Senate of the United States. Let the lull continue till a choice has been made. Eptpemic aMonG Horses.—The San Francisco Bulletin saya there seems to be an epidemic raging in some of the stables of that city at present. Quite a numberof valuable horses have lateiy died, and as many as three the past 48 hours. It is semething then ature of a lung disease, and generally prove fatal on the third day after attack. ‘It is supposed such havoc with horseflesh in San Joaquin Valley. ateeenetietl An Army or Reserve.—The Norwich, (Ct.) Bulletin is informed from quarters that as soon as the levy for 600,000 men is coman additional force of 400,000 men, as an army of reserve, to be distributed at such armed intervention 1a our affairs. the organization of the entire maar. the following returns : r. the whole number between four eighteen ber last year under four, was 109—a gain o 33. ern news. Peorce’s TRANSPORTATION CoMPANY ready been subscribed. t . pected to be completed in six months. ‘to act, A Curtous Criticism oN McCLELLAN— The Washington correspondent of the St. Louis Republican saya: I know no better patriot ortruer gentleman, than George B.McClellas. But there are acts of which I cannot understand except upon the supposition of and inherent vice of mind, often the accomp»niment of great organizing power, which makes him never ready he whola, nature seems to be devoted to making armies, not using them. He has tue clear and diswer and energy of his, AROUSE ! AROUSE !! ield’s Steamed Oysters, Awake from your Lethargy ! KNOW YOU NOT the Fall and Winter Campaign has commenced in earnest ?—that heneeforth. a progressive and triumphant war, in the Clothing Department, will be successfully prosecuted, until all the wor ld and the ‘s pest of mankind,’ are thoroughly equipped, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Furnishing Goods? Just received, and for sale at less than San Francisco Prices, in. one stable have fallen victims te it within . © to be the same epidemic that last winter made . ¢ tinct ideas of the wants of an army, to» accurate a conception of its deficiencies. He works and toils unceasingly to bring the army to a pitch of perfection which can never be reached, and in the meanwhile, a ragged half-atarved, miserable mob of filthy and dieotderly wretches, who know how to move, and having nothing but their legs, move fast, outmarches and out-generals him. _A Lone Voyvace ror A CALIFORNIA Log. —A correspondent in Kona, thus writes the Honolula Advertiser of the 14th of October: . A few days since, in passing from Kuilula to Kealakeakue, I observed a large log on the shore. I went to it and found it to be the California 1edwood. It, was 24 feet long, 4 feet through at the bottom, and 3 feet Sinches at the other, end with both ends sawed off. It did not appear tv be worm-eaten. Some three years ago an Oregon log drifted on shore in Kealakeakue Bay; where the bark was on, ‘no worms had touched it but where the bark was off, the worms had gone through »nd through. Anothe: log came ashore, two years since, in the sama condition. These were both of the Oregon kind of timber, with both ends of each sawed off.:Tne Gardiner (Me) Home Journal says that Col. Wille -of the Maine Sixteenth,-has resigned, his reason being that he had been ordered into aetive service before he had time to qualify himself for his duties. nner Se eecereemeeece ] BIRTEL. In this eity, Nov. 15th, to the wife of C. H. MEYER, a daughter. At Red Dog, to the wife of B. EASTING, 8 daughter. ; ec I DEATH. At Quaker Hill, on the 15th inst, SARAH, wife of Joseph Jacobs, aged 20 years. The funeral will take piace at Quaker Hill, today at 2 o’clock. , At Red Dog, WM. TWINING, aged 45 years. al Arrivalisat Nantonal Exchange Bread Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR NOVEMBER 14,71862. M Zallerback, San Fran 1 See. Washt’n at the old favorite place of resort; INIT Wholesale Druggists, 8. HAAS & Cco., Sor. of Pine attd:Commercial Sts., Oct 19th, ' Nevada. so caacaeietatinial ‘SPENCE & WICKES, NEVADA CITY, CAL. DR. F. HILLER, Home thie Physician and Surgeon. FFICE, corner of Pine and Broad Streets, . Flagg’s Building, (up ——) DR. 1. ER pays paticular: y attention to cases of Midwifery. end all Diseases ef long standing. . Nevada, June 18tb 3m U. S. REVENUE NOTICE! LE persons required to Pad Excise or other duties under the act of the thirty-seventh Congress, to provide internal Revenue, &e., &e , approved July ist, 1862, are hereby notified that Ss. Davenport, has been appointed Deputy Collector for the 5th Division of the 4th District, comprising the aeneer of Nevada, and has opened an office at the Banking House of Birdseye & Co., in the city of Nevada. ° Ail duties and taxes are payable at the office of the Collector. Persons liable to pay License will be required to take out the same within ten days, of the date of an application to be made through the Assistant Assessor. 2 Manufacturers. Auctioneers, Butchers. Brewers and Tell Bridge companies, will pay the duties monthly; within ten days, from the first day of each month, on the preceding month, according to e form of statement which will be furnished from this office. The attention of those iaterested is directed to the various provisions of the law. A A. DE LONG, Collector 4th District. .‘ §. B. DAVENPORT, Deputy. Nevada eounty. vada eity, October 18th, 1862. F CENTRE MARKET, NO. 2. Vommercial Street, Twe doors below the TRANSCRIPT ‘office BULACHER & KRAFT. FRESH MEATSOF At. kinds, at Wholesale and Retail.— This Market, is continually suptaken from the shell. * MR. A. FIELD, Baltimore, whose Oysters have long en. joyed the highest reputation in from head to toe, with Business Suits, this market, has recently in. vented an entirely new Process of packing which possesses every advantage over the one hitherto employed. It sO pre. aero the natural flaver, freshness and Shape of the Oyster that they may be either Stewed, Fried, Scolloped or Faney. Roasted--in fact cooked in any manner adapted to those jus They will not be broken into pieces by land travel, however leng. thy, and will retain their sweet.

ness, after the can is cut, longer than sccured by any other method. Shipments now arriving and for sale by al! the Grocery Jobbersin San Francisco. . JNO. B. NEWTON & CO., Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, PIONEER CIGAR STORE S$. ROTHSCHILD, EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, Gent. D ime Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N. B,—Store closed from Friday evening Saturday evening. ' nod OR SALE,—One Yoke of Oxen and Wy on. Enquire of J. M, HiXOd. Read the Atlantic Papers!. AND PERIODICALS !! If ye would knew all about the War! BAD aloud! and let your friends know they = get them: all at “A. BP. CHURCH & CO's. Paper and Periodical Store, Cor. of Pine Broad Streets, Nevada. — pletely filled, the President intends to call out. Layard, do Gilmaw. L Bar Miss Adams, do JWHuftster, do E W Casey, de JB MeChesney, do A Leall do 8 Siushar, Aiphe meyer, jo ’ C Maning, do =R Ruth. do Rossengale, do Z Dumning, Woolseys Mre Nash DL Calknis, City & Child do Harney, Sacramento EC Tompkins, BV W H Howland, do NJBird, Red C Peterson, J Green do & Family do N Wheeler, do , 8 Sanders, do @ Linck, Alpha A Silver, do J Williams, W #H Anderson, City & Wife Alpha W Plumhof, do FAMILY GROCERY STORE! plied with the choices all kinds, and customers will be attend ed with. out a moment’s delay —~Iim NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT EXPRESS. New Arrangement—Thro’ Every Day. WILL hereafter run my Express Nevada, Sept 3d points inthe States as maybe most convenientas bases of operation either against the rebels or foreign powers whe may threaten. In this connection it is vot unlikely that Gen. McClellan may be destined to command one of these corps of reserves, and to superintend ro ScuooL Census.—The Marshal of Yreka School District, says the Journal, has made The whele number of children between four and eighteen years of age, ie 161; under four, 142. Total, 303. Number born in California, 216. Last year, was 113—a gain of 48 schelars. The‘numANOTHER.— ihe Daily Union is the name of a new journal commenced in Virginia City by John Chureh & Co , with Heary Degroot aseditor. Itis as large as any Cal'fornia daily, the Alta and Bulletin excepted—is printed on fine large type, and gives the eastArticles of incotporation have been filled, and a Company organized with the above title, who propose to build steamers and generally engage in the navigation of the waters of Oregon and Washington Territory. Fifty thousand dollars of the capital steck has alPare Rrz,—The price.of paper has gone up amadingly. Don't know the cause, unless A. BARUH, No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Informs the public that he will keep eo on tend, 7" Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vege(ables, Coffee, Case Geeds, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are all of the on quaiity hear yell ry —e for cash.— ecan always s No y at his o stand on Com Nevada, Nov. 16th. G'S at Nev. 4. veh onal teers A. D., . a t and decree was repdered in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, . in and for thecounty of Nevada, against R.-H. , . Brown et alg. and in favor of J. A. J. Ray, for the sum ef Twenty Two Hundred and seven dollars, pricipal debt with interest on the —— at the rate of 23¢ per cent per month mthe rendition of judgment until paid toether with all costs offsuit. And whereas, on e said 11th day of November A. pb , 1862, it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mort: set forth in plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed and the property therein qeeevtned, te-wit :—All ana singular the follow describ parcel of ed ——? = . that certain lot mining ms pa lying, situate and betag sa Montezuma Hill, Nevada cour ty, California, a ea known as the Mammoth Company on the east or front by the Irish Company claims ; on the north by the Montezuma Tunnel Company claims; on the west by the claims of the last mentioned compaRobinson & Co., and on the south by * . vacant ground, with all and singular the tenehereditaments, franchises, rights, privileges, tunneis, shafts, drifts. slopes, mach ry. mining 8 and appurtenances there or in i levied upon sold oy bee Be rig = vg f plied Ld payment of of money as Notice is hereb en that ublic sale all the xtoye heey mamneee 3 e highest bidder for cash, in front of the Coure te gdh ate a) Fevete, on Tuesday. Der. 9th. 4e’clock, P. M. OF o'clock, A+ m., and this 12th day of Noy Given under "y wt 1862. —_i«. A w Jno. Garber, Plaintiffs aaorece.” sec t interest and costs and the oWaorked on ) call bums of moncy te y from Nevada to Quaker Hill Tx You Ww vc saat ou Little York. %i Mill, Lowell Hil Remington Hill to Duteh Fle All letters, papers and Packages delia romptlyandsafely. E.B H INSON. NEVADA CYMNASIUM! Main Street, next door to the Theatre. J. H. KELLER,... HE Gymnasium will be open from 6 o’clock A. M.,t2 10% P.M. H pte ALY Ke 2 ours for class Ex 10 to 11 A. M., and from 74 to 104 P. M. Terms of Tuition: Adults per month,... esos cee 85,00 -Boys, 6e “ ob eeeeceeesnes $3,00 A deduction made from t wees scholars enter for the ten i = NOTICE ! LW persons having accounts inst the dersigned will call and get their moncy, ond all persons knowing themselves indebted, will —— cell and pay, as I want to P gy b 7th inst. nol2 au J. M. HIXON. TAX-PAYERS, ATTENTION! \AX-PAYERS are hereby notified, that in Collector of Nevads, Nev 11 Ieee Te omneT TO SCRIP HOLDERS. *» Office, Nevada, Nov. LL Warrants drawn on tas Genes re A. P. CHURCH & Co., AVE a large stock of Blank Books Stationery. Cutlery, Music, Mesiaccordance with the Statutes ofthe State, on . Purses. The races to be governed by stat and after Monday mext, there will be added fag rales. a B. JEFFERY, to all taxes uncollected an additonal five no8 © Proprietor, Glenbrook Race Cour cent. All tax-payers are requested to come for. ward and pay np, during the » present week, and Co save costs, . N. TURNER, Pacific Mail Steum ship of , and registered prior Nov. 11th—OKIZABA,— —— 1. Teed. with be at to June . Noy. 2ist—CONSTITUTION, T. J. Wal presentation at this office. Interest on all Warrants not heretofore advertis'. CO™mander. ed for will with this date. From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o’elock, 4” FALL RACES ! _ ever the GLENBROOK RACE COURSE!!' ae si Thursday, Friday and Saturdsy, . November, 20th, 2ist and 224. FIRST DAY: VRURSDAY, Nev. 2@th,--A Pog $150 free for all running horses 1n the 5t ile heats, best two in three. Same Day.—A ree of $100 free for all cond class trotting horses, now owned in ! county. Mile heats. best 3 in five, to harness SECOND DAY: RIDAY., Nov, 21st.—A purse of $1 for all first class Trotting Horses now ° ed in the county, and have been for 30 day’ Mile best 3 in 5 to harness. Same Day.—A purse of $100 free fer horses now owned in the county best 2 in 3, to harness. THIRD DAY: S ATURDAY, Nov, 22a.—A pureeo! free for all Trotting Horses in the Bu Mile heats, best 3 in 5, to harness, Same Day.—A purse of $50, free for half mile running horses now owned is county. ; Races commence at 1 o’clock precisely day. : Batrances close at 12,™., on the day of ® race. Two or more to make a race. Ten per cent entrance fee for all she ™) The following steamsh'p! be dispatched the month November, 1862: Nov, Jst-GOLDEN AGE, F. BBaby, © . Por Panama. will be conveyed from a the ladies have scraped all the tags into lint. te . Instruments, nee ee &c.} A w »1)the Panama Railroad end from 2 wallto New York by the ¢ ‘A. B. FORBES, . age W. F. BABCOCK, i Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff pts. 5am : ry ecriiy § x ea The Neva aera sunDAY ™ ee Mr: Eptrot tion to a few blarting oat ag tor, but who at porrow that pal way. We h community —t retensions, w! to understand pees can be bor whois able to -and resorts to may be set safe -wuled contem be coveted, an vicious to the. NEVADA. Taxes.—“ ‘tively day of if out gold for pe day. Some o county called tled. GrWe inv ment of A. B He keeps on . tables, fruit, . Give him a cs GP Divine ing at 1¥ och Court House Fine opening sins. awe on ness houses ‘ments on the to transact bi spent in recu in on Monda: New Roa! aware that tl a free road, now a fine. that is a luxt who have tri PF riday the sporteme at turkeys ar der street. PaTRIOTI —Rosenhein . cently preset children. at doing somet A Lunar eccurrence, ble in the + half past ter Fas 8 7 pA 3 i