November 20, 1862 (4 pages)

8, Ore, Ch. any just ‘hey eces omg. eet lonther and JobDy RE War! } know me ani Lot aa “ak i t ¥ ot Hl --be built. We-hope it will be, without delay. ‘theNevada Daily Transcript qHUKSDAY MORNING NOV, 20th: ee gue Races —The Fall Races begin todiy at the’ Glenbrook race track. A most exciting time is indicated-by the signs we see. 4 goodly: number of strangers are in town awaiting the sport, acd a dozen or two of yeatly blanketed horses make their appearance occasion ily upon the street.” It is also joticeable how often sulkies and buggies are gen going “full chisel” in the direction of the ciel. ‘The horses are getting used to the track probably We learn a large share of the Indies in the: burg have made arrangements to lend their presence to the interesting occasion. The races open to-lay with a competition race for a purse of $150, free for all running horsee'in the State. Other races will follow. The first race comes off at one o’cluck. ‘The ree. continue fur three days, closing on Sat‘urday. The-proprietor of the track has made all neeessary preparations.for the accommodation of spectators. ©) — ANOTHER WaGon Roap.—About four years ago we urged the importance of conconstructing a Wagon Road from Nevada to Dutch Flat, via Little York. The reasons for building such a road were set forth at’ thattime. By reference to an advertisement‘ inanother column, it will be seen that the preliminary steps have been taken to éonnect Dutch Flat with Nevada by a turnpike, and that men of means havetaken hold of the project. A road between the two places is needed. The intermediate country will be greatly benefitted by the road. It onght to Mrs. LEIGHTON.— We ‘undeistand that inimitable creatare, Mrs. Leighton, and a fine company, will be along ina few days te draw the fashion and beauty of the town to the Theatre. Mrs. Leightun is one of the very best in her line, and as we have had no thestrical amusements of late. she must be re« ceived with more than usual audiences. A woolen factory in Haverhill, Mass., owned by George Stevens, was lately destroyed by fire. Mr. Stephens had just contracted to furnish the Government with a large quantity of flannel. Too CoLp FoR THEM. — Most of the Steckton‘teamsters who have been in the business ‘between Folsom and Washoe, have returned for the season, lest they be taught ‘on the mountains or beyond them ina storm. THE business transacted in the custom house at Montreal during September is stat*d to have been noprecedently large. Upward of nine hundred entries were made, covering nearly twenty thousand packages of merchandise of an aggregate value of of about $825,000. the duty collected beiag $144,985. ; : Ge Gen. Buell’s train, which followed in the rear of the army on the march to LouisVille, consisted of 1,800 wagons, drawn by 10,000 horses, There was also 1500 convalescents from eighty-four different regiments Accompanying the train were 118 wagon loads of ammunition. It stretched a distance vf 25 miles. V/ " ae is Twice DeaD.—The Oroville Union says that aChinaman of some note was buried from among our Celestial populatien on Monday last, who went through the operation of dying twice. His disease was consumption, and afew days before he took his final departure, he was supposed to hava died, and all the usual preparation, including the * funeral baked meats;” were made for kis nterment. But either the firecrackers or the howling of his friends waked him up again, and the ceremony had to be postpon¢d on account of the corpse not being ready. Mr. and MrsPaul T-vombley, of Gilmarton, New Hampshire, have five sons in the army of the United States and six grandtens. ‘EF The coal dealers of Newark. N. J., have advanced the price ef that article to $7 Per ton, and there is « prospect of a still furrtenin aie unting meng the pais of Canada te have the postage on newspapers eralis.in favor of the measure. a Cinnabar mines have recently been discovers .by order ot the Court on a motion of the city Py, Nicaragua opposition steamer America is abolished. The provincial Postmaster Ger.THE Washoe Union’ states that valuable ed inthat country. The ore yields 75° per BY TELEGRAPE. 3 Special to the Transcript _ Eastern Intelligence ! ee The Overland Line has been working all day but forsome unknown cause no report . has been received. ~ é Our San Francisco Dispatch. San Francisco, Nov 19th. Arrived Italian schooner Joven Artaro, 27 days from Mazatlan with $128,000 in silver. S. H. Kimball, owner of the schooner Gen. Harney which was reported as a runaway, téceived a letter from the captain at Paita. The schooner is all right and on the wiy back. Sale of San Francisco property postponed attorney to have the judgment set aside. now 244 days out from New York. Private dispatches from New York, dated the 18th, sayo the oppositiun steamer America, has not arrived there yet. Gold quoted yestenday, at New York at 32. CasE OF MARSHALL.—Marshall, one of the parties indicted with Snell for the robbery of Hoy,-was tried in the Court of Sessions yesterday. The jury after béiug out about ten minutes brought in a verdict of guilty. He was ordered to appear for sentence on Tnesday next. A NEPHEW of traitor Breckinridge enlisted in the, 11th regiment Illinois volunteers at Cairohe other day. He expressed the amiable hope that a bullet from his rifle might lay his traitor uncle low. It is stated that Gen. William O. Butler of Kentucky, the poet and politician, who was the candidate for Vice President on the Cass ticket in 1848, has taken sides with the rebels. i Work has been commenced on the Broderick monument at Lone Mountain cemctery. ‘“‘ Can you tell me how the werd saloon is spelt?’ wasasked of a cockney bya Philadelphian. **‘ Certainly,” said the Loudoner with a look of triumph, “‘ there’s a hess, snd a bay, anda hell, and two hoes anda hen.” (= The Governor of New Hampshire has appointed Thursday, Nov. 26th, as a day of Thanksgiving. ~——. MEASLES.—This disease is very prevalent in Nevada Territory. InsaNE.—The number of insane reported by the census of 1860, was 23,593 free and 406 slaves. Of the idiotic there were reported 17,286 free and 1,579 slaves. > A Carrpoo Incinent —A gentleman who has just retnrned from the mines tells us, that being struck with the light appearance o a man who had undertaken to pack a keg of butter, weighing 132 pounds, from Antler to William’s Creek for a miner, he asked him to put himself in the «cales. whereupon he found that the man weighed 135 pounds—only three pounds more than his load. The contrac was, however, fulfilled and the keg conveyed the full distance, which is 12 miles.—British Colonist . — te" An abbreviation not to be found in books, is to be found on a tombstone, in Dunkirk. The mournners intended to put an old aunt to sleep with the customary phrase— . [Let her rest in peace” But the space on the stone gave out at the clase ef the word “her.” The ready witted sculptur. however, inserted the initials, and now the old lady sleeps beneath the laconic but inelegant expression “ Let her r. i. p.' {e™ The rebels ere praying for bot weather. But we guess their army will melt away long before the greatest beat comes. MADAME BisHoP:—Madame Anna Bisho in October last, at St. Paul, Minnesota.— Her clothes caught fire. She died three days cent. of quicksilver. 93 Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines senger train carrying LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS, city Gold Hill and Virginia city. jeviiie to Sierra VaHey, where the stages will be the celebrated vocalist, was burned to death, THE YUBA GAP ROUTE. The best route to The Yuba Gap Stage Line and PasILL, on and after the 20th of May, 1862, make ed thousands who have wasted handsome fortlar jar gen. 5 A trips, from unes, and will cure thousands morc. den. WNIEVILLE te . Balsam No. I for first and second stages, such Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat . %5 fore upon thelegs or other parts of the boSprings, Anteiope Sy . Washoe cit hir . dy) Sere cy@s, etc,, ete. Golden Balsam Ne. 2, Works, Franktown, Carson city, Dayton. ver . for Tertinry, Mercurial and Sphilitic KheumaLeaving the office of ten’s Pioneer Express, Downieville, ever Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this route will have but twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Downin readiness to receive and convey them te Vir—_ City, passing through a succession of valeys. and over one of the most beautiful natural roads in the world ; stopping atthe Hot Sulphur Springer, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs, or Geyscrs in Truc kee Meadows, the greatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory, ; The accommodations afong this route, for the comfort of travelers, are unsurpasséd by anotber; there will be no delays, no trouble fram. snow ; and the proprietors of the Line guarantee every facility to those who desire to make a pleasant and speedy journey. ~~, At Carson and Virginia cities, connection will be made with other lines to ESMERALDA & .THE _HUMBOLDT , MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the office of LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS. Nevada, June 13th, 1862. DAILY TRANSCRIPT Book & Job Printing Establishment Commercial Street, Nevada. BILL-HEADS, BILLS OF FARE, CARDS, BALL TICKETS, POSTERS, CHECKS, PROGRAMMES, CERTIFICATES, WAY-EILI ”, TAFEP, Neetly ‘n¢ promptly exec uted. U. S. REVENUE NOTICE! LL persons required to duties under the act of the thirty-seventh Congress, to provide lnternal Revenue, &c., &c., approved July ist, 1862, are hereby notified that 8. B. Dayenport, bare been open: Collector for the 5th Division of 4th District, comprising the omen 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 tem days, of the date of ana plication to be made through the Assistant Assessor. yr Manufacturers. Auctioneers, Butchers. Brewers and Toll Briige companies, will pay the duties ——; within ten days, from the first day of each morith, on the month, according to a form of statement whi will be furnished from this office, ‘The attention of those interestedis directed to the following provisions ofthe Revenue Law: — . “That if any person or persons shall exercise or carry on any business hereinafter mentioned, for the exercis ve. ed carrying on of which trade or business a licefice is required by this Act, withont taking out such license as in that behalf required, he, she orthey shall, for every such offense respectively, forfeit a penalty eqnal to three times the amount of ar: Ba sum of money imposed for such liceaces.”’ [Sec. 59. ** That for neglect or refusal to pay the duties provided by this Act on manufactured articles, as aforesaid, the goods. wares and ‘handise manufactured and unsold by such manufacturers shall be forfeited to the United States ’’ [Sec. 70) "That it shall be the duty of the Collector aforesaid. or his Deputies, in their respective districts, and they are hereby authorized to collect all the duties aud taxes imposed by this Act, however the same may be designated. and to prosecute for the recovery of any sum or sums which may be forfeited by virtue of this Act.’ (Sec. 31. Ss. B. DAVENPORT, Collector 5th Division 4th District. Office in Birdseye & Co’s, Banking Housc Nevada November 17th, 18. BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Xr Prescriptions earefully compounded. £4 CENTRE MARKET, NO. 2. Vommercial Street, Twe doors below the TRANSCRIPT Office BULACHER & KRAFT. FRESH MEATSOF ALL kinds, at Wholesale and KRetail.— This Market, is continually supall kinds, and customers will be attended without a moment’s delay Nevada. Sept 3d.—im Secretary Central Pacific K. R. Co., after the accident. = 2 $100 Rew ard—Foran, == around the bottle.’ _ y Excise or other }plied with the choicest meats of NOTICE ! Prociaiming to the World HE Stockholders be Sentral alee Rail—THAT—io meet at the eifize of the Company, Nos. ooand ISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Ca ee en ait oXcrcaber, 1862, t0 ap. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION e eo woes Oy Lae P by t Can be obtained at LOW RATES. at By order of the Board A. P.CHURCH & CO. Sacramento Advertisement. case of hilis, in any stage, which DR. LE WCHEAS OLEEN BALSAM fails tocure. No comment fs necessary. upon this medicinc, it stands entirely upon its own unequaled merits ; it has curtism. Price, $5 per bottle; u receipt of this . sum we will ship to any sat or the State.— NoTiceE.—We have no agents for this medicine, and are,sole proprietors and manufacturers. All orders muet be directed to us to obtain the genuine. Observe well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarrantee a perfect and ate . cure.' CHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Druggists,Corner of Clay and sansome sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ANTIDOTE, & preparation never known to fail, for the cure of Gleet Gonorrhea Irritation, Gravel. and all Urinary derangements. None genuine without our circular of Golden Balsam vw oclm3 , Lt A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, KE, BLOCK, JR A. BLOCK & CO., nr Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada MOTHERS! MOTHERS !! \ON’T failto procure MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN. This valuable preparation is the prescription of one ofthe most experienced and Ski ful Nurses in New England, and has been used with never failing success in THOUSANDS OF CASES. ‘ It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigerates the stomach and bowels. corrects acidity, and gives’ tone andenergy to the whole system. {t will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions, which ifnot speedily remedied, end in death. We believe itthe best and surest Remedy inthe World, in all cases “of Dysentery and DIAKRHGA in Children, whether arising from teething or from any other cause. ee Full directions for usiug will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac simile of Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out side wrapper.’ Sold by all Medicine Dealers, Principal Office, 13 Cedar Street, New York ; RICE ONLY,25 CENTS PER BOTTLE. REDINGTON & CQ., o AGENTS, jly 126m San Francisco. \ RE-OPENING OF THE INIGARAGUA ROUTE. PEOPLE'S LINE, CALIFORNIA AND NEW YORK YOO miles Shorter than the other reute. Expected tomake the trip thro’ im 2i days!! : The fast and favorite Double engine otcomene’ : ; MOSES TAYLOR, 1,500 Tone. E, HOWES..cocssescoseee .-oeCOMmMan €F. Will be despatched for San Juan del Sur, From Mission street Wharf, San Francisco, punctually at 90’clock, A. M,, ON MONDAY, DECEMBER ist. Connecting with the splendid steamship AMERICA! . THE PEOPLE’S LINE Has been established on this To meet the universal demand for an And every Californian should fi ence for the public + an we vate advantages, which will be secured by uick Trips. This line is inten ed to be a driven off. 8 will be taken. ‘ And is uneqnaled for safety as well as speed. For information or passage apply to ROSS, DEMPSTER & CO., AGENTS, 425 and 427 Battery street, ocz8 San Franeisco. 2000 tons.. JEFF. MAURY, Commander. Shortest, Safest and' the Healthiest Route, OPPOSITION ve it a preferas his own priReduced Fare, Good Aécomodations, rmanency, and is not put on forthe purpose of being bought or peed, Safety and utmost Comfort of Passengers, will be main objects. To secure these, no merchandise freight (other than specie) a R. H. McDONALD, -, J.C SPENCER. _ WHOLESALE . Drug Importing Houte, R.H.M’ DONALD & CO. SACRAMENTO. Ww* _INVITR ATTENTION TO OUR large and carctully selected stock of stior Drone and medicines . Retorts and Cruvibics, Chemicals of all kinds,. Druggists Glassware, Solid and Fluid Ex’t, . Brewers’ Stock, Shakers’ Herbs, Soda Water Material, Electric Preparations {Paints and Oils, Patent Médicines, Kerosene and Coal Oils. Fancy Goods. \ Lard and Sperm Oils. ‘Trusses. Shoul’ Héaccs. Alcohol i Tin.Camphene, burn’ fluid Assayers Materials, Abdominai Pup orters. Together with a complete assortment of al) articies inthe Drug line. Wedv not mtend to be undersold by any-house in California. Orders respectfully solicited and goods forwarded to all parts of the Pacific coast and country. KH, H. McDONALD & CO., ’ Importing Druggists. Sacramento, The undersigned offer for sale.100 Carboys#’ Oil Vitrol, “Kastern’’. 3000 lbs. Nitric, strong. 1500 Ibs Citric Acid , 1000 lbs Muriatic Veid , = 4 2000 Ibs Powered ‘lartaric Acid, best , 50 casks superfine Carb Soda ; ‘ : 500 oz Sulph Quinine , (700 oz of Wright's pills 100 ozs Str agra tele :{20 gross Brandretns P'l 7501 Sulph Morphine },10Q -~ Moffats, Ayer’s 100 lbs lodide Potassa ; aynes‘ Lees’ and 125 lbs Chloroform ; ; . MeLanes Pills ; 106 lbs Calomel ; 1100 doz Myres Sargapar1000 Ibs Sp’ts Nirtre andjlila and Yellow Doek , Aq’ Ammonie : +100 dos of Lyons Katha* 700 tbs Gum Arabic whi’; rion H 600 lbs Balsam Copaiba ,.500 doz Jules Haules & 2000 lbs Flors Sulphur:; Co’s extracts Hair 600 lbs Oil Lemon Berga: Oil, Colognes &c : ae mot. am ae 178 pon Castile soap riganum. Peppermint, genuine; Spruce and Almonds; ‘90 cases begt Olive Qil ; 2200 gallons Kerosene ;,3000 lbs Sal Soda ; 1100 gallons pure Lardigo bbis Rosin : Oil in tin , 1100 bble Plaster Paris ; 800 gallons pees «40 bbls Marble Dust : 1200 gallons ¢hohol!20 bbls Whiting . 96 per ct. in tin ; 13000 lbs Shakers Herbs, 1100 gallons Linseed Oil! — fresh , 1009 gallons Neatsfoot,400 Ibs ) sme Ground resh; : Polar and China Nut) Sage Oil; 11000 lbs pressed Hops in 800 gallons,Castor Oil ; 136 %11b ra: Paint Rrushes , White Wash Brushes : Hair Brushes ; 12500 Ibs Borax , ‘Varnishes ofall kinds ; \300 Ibs assorted Paints Teeth Brushes , ‘ m cans Feather Dusters ; “ton Putty in bladders 16 bbls refined Lump blk, and tins , : 29 bbls Lrish Moss ; 428 bbls Dye Woods ; 10 cases Isinylase . 26 bbls Canary. Hopp. Flax Corlander seed In quantities to suit, all at the lowent prices.r. R, H. McDonald & Co., ders respectfully solicited. Importing Wholesale Druggists, Sacramento, Dental Ihmporting House, R. HM. McDONALD & CO. Pryuggisi«. KE res lly invite the attention of the assortnient of dental goods, the following comprising apart only: . Plain and Pivot Teeth, Ivory Haddled Pl’ggers Gum Teeth, large ass d sealers, Teeth for Vulcanite wor. steel'and Wire Handl: d pluggers and scalers. gum & plain, great vaexcavators, Burrs & riety. Jones rf White’s Gold/Drills screws, Punches. Foil. Abby & son’s Gold. Hooks, brushes and chrFoil, Watt’s oy + > mae undum, W aeels, and sponge Guld, = . Gind stone’ ond Polish Tin Av and Platina Powders, ate, athes, Gold Plateand solder, . Mouth Mirrors, differDental chairs; head reatsjent patterns Files of all kinds, Forceps @ large variecy DENTAL CASES, Cheveller’s Best, containing a large uumber of Instruments, Mouth Mirrors &c, Cases made . of mahogany, brass bound, with drawers, etc.al complete price according to size and style—froiu ‘$76 to $175 each. ANATOMICAL PREPARAVIONS. Coasteting oC yh a and Lower Maxillaries carved, exhibiting Nerves on sideand Artery and Vein on the other; Head, with carved jaw, exposing fangs of Teeth, 32 in number. Vulcanizers Vulcanite Teeth, Rubber aud everything for doing vulcanite work in the latest and most approved styles, together with nearly everything used by Dentists,all of which we shal! sellat very low prices, and respectfully solicit Dentists to call and examine and price our goous Goods packed with care and forwarded, by cx press or otherwise, to all.parts of the Pacitic coast. R. H McDONALD & CO., Wholesale Vruggists sacramento, Cal TRUSSES, SUPPURTERS ETC., Gum stockings, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal supporters, suspensary Bandages, silk Elastic Bandages for Ladies. A very large assortment ofarticles in this lime. For sale by kK. H. McDONALD & CO., sacramento. BREWERS’ STOCK, Fresh Hops, !riish Moss, Burgundy Pitch, Pitch, Keg*Corks. Everything ia this Mue or the best quality. For sale upon reasonable just received by Express McDONALD EP: SODA WATER MATERIAL, terms N. B.—10 bales mone Corks, Acids, Essential Oils. Whi » Marble Dust, Sode f'wine. Kverythicg in line. For sale by kK. H. McDUNALD & CO.ASG AYER’S MATERIAL. Crucibles, Retorts, Acids, and a general supply of all articles in this line. ECLECTIC MEDICINES. We are constantly receiving per express, THOMAS HENRY, Forwarding & Commission Merchant At Weaver & Co's, No. 59 Broad Street, Nevada City. purchased oops ‘Territory and intermediate points with des and faithfully attended to. & Co., Nevada. E. MeLaughlin. H. Hirshman Grier, Silver city. and forwarded to Nevada ritory datch. All erders sent to him will be promptly References —Weaver & Co., T. E. Beans B. Paul, Gold Hill. John no6 ditionalsupplies from the manu Pa TILDON’S SUGAR COATED PILLS, 0 nearly all the concentrated Medicines, Pe a *. pottles. For saleby R. H. McDONA ne Oo, Sacra . PERFUMERY. We are constantly receiving articles to this line, direct from ete, and American manutae-. tories. For sale by. “RK. H. McDONALDS& Cu PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNIS 8, Brushes, Feather Dusters, Zine White, pa ar Proof Paint, L'nseed Oil, Boiled and . + . sale by. R. H. McDONA ‘ . CUAL AND KEBOSEN A. P. CHURCH & CO., tions. AVE ALL THE LATE PUBLI€ABurning Fiuid, Lamp Oil, Neatafoot Oil, Camphene. Knowing the difficulty a good article, so necessary for brilliant we have taken excra pains to import the best quality, and can supply our with a superior artiele. R. H. McDON. Sacramento.PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIs METHOD OF Cor. of Fine and Broad Sts, Nevada. ! . Ayers’ sar; oe Myers’ H lew ai" Patent Medicines. We srocgens for the following Known Bi 21iicines offer them at reduced prices : sands’ Sapsapa aynes’ sanative 5 i . # y Pitts, offat’s Pills, J ? Bxpectorant, :Cheesman’s Pifts. : yy go and:Tiden one of Kither Ague et ‘and Chioroform Wistar’s Balsam Wild; Moffatt’s Phenix ° t Cherry, 2 4. McDONALD & Co ; Importing and Wholesale Druggiste, Bit -

8, Ore, Ch. any just ‘hey eces omg. eet lonther and JobDy RE War! } know me ani Lot aa “ak i t ¥ ot Hl --be built. We-hope it will be, without delay. ‘theNevada Daily Transcript qHUKSDAY MORNING NOV, 20th: ee gue Races —The Fall Races begin todiy at the’ Glenbrook race track. A most exciting time is indicated-by the signs we see. 4 goodly: number of strangers are in town awaiting the sport, acd a dozen or two of yeatly blanketed horses make their appearance occasion ily upon the street.” It is also joticeable how often sulkies and buggies are gen going “full chisel” in the direction of the ciel. ‘The horses are getting used to the track probably We learn a large share of the Indies in the: burg have made arrangements to lend their presence to the interesting occasion. The races open to-lay with a competition race for a purse of $150, free for all running horsee'in the State. Other races will follow. The first race comes off at one o’cluck. ‘The ree. continue fur three days, closing on Sat‘urday. The-proprietor of the track has made all neeessary preparations.for the accommodation of spectators. ©) — ANOTHER WaGon Roap.—About four years ago we urged the importance of conconstructing a Wagon Road from Nevada to Dutch Flat, via Little York. The reasons for building such a road were set forth at’ thattime. By reference to an advertisement‘ inanother column, it will be seen that the preliminary steps have been taken to éonnect Dutch Flat with Nevada by a turnpike, and that men of means havetaken hold of the project. A road between the two places is needed. The intermediate country will be greatly benefitted by the road. It onght to Mrs. LEIGHTON.— We ‘undeistand that inimitable creatare, Mrs. Leighton, and a fine company, will be along ina few days te draw the fashion and beauty of the town to the Theatre. Mrs. Leightun is one of the very best in her line, and as we have had no thestrical amusements of late. she must be re« ceived with more than usual audiences. A woolen factory in Haverhill, Mass., owned by George Stevens, was lately destroyed by fire. Mr. Stephens had just contracted to furnish the Government with a large quantity of flannel. Too CoLp FoR THEM. — Most of the Steckton‘teamsters who have been in the business ‘between Folsom and Washoe, have returned for the season, lest they be taught ‘on the mountains or beyond them ina storm. THE business transacted in the custom house at Montreal during September is stat*d to have been noprecedently large. Upward of nine hundred entries were made, covering nearly twenty thousand packages of merchandise of an aggregate value of of about $825,000. the duty collected beiag $144,985. ; : Ge Gen. Buell’s train, which followed in the rear of the army on the march to LouisVille, consisted of 1,800 wagons, drawn by 10,000 horses, There was also 1500 convalescents from eighty-four different regiments Accompanying the train were 118 wagon loads of ammunition. It stretched a distance vf 25 miles. V/ " ae is Twice DeaD.—The Oroville Union says that aChinaman of some note was buried from among our Celestial populatien on Monday last, who went through the operation of dying twice. His disease was consumption, and afew days before he took his final departure, he was supposed to hava died, and all the usual preparation, including the * funeral baked meats;” were made for kis nterment. But either the firecrackers or the howling of his friends waked him up again, and the ceremony had to be postpon¢d on account of the corpse not being ready. Mr. and MrsPaul T-vombley, of Gilmarton, New Hampshire, have five sons in the army of the United States and six grandtens. ‘EF The coal dealers of Newark. N. J., have advanced the price ef that article to $7 Per ton, and there is « prospect of a still furrtenin aie unting meng the pais of Canada te have the postage on newspapers eralis.in favor of the measure. a Cinnabar mines have recently been discovers .by order ot the Court on a motion of the city Py, Nicaragua opposition steamer America is abolished. The provincial Postmaster Ger.THE Washoe Union’ states that valuable ed inthat country. The ore yields 75° per BY TELEGRAPE. 3 Special to the Transcript _ Eastern Intelligence ! ee The Overland Line has been working all day but forsome unknown cause no report . has been received. ~ é Our San Francisco Dispatch. San Francisco, Nov 19th. Arrived Italian schooner Joven Artaro, 27 days from Mazatlan with $128,000 in silver. S. H. Kimball, owner of the schooner Gen. Harney which was reported as a runaway, téceived a letter from the captain at Paita. The schooner is all right and on the wiy back. Sale of San Francisco property postponed attorney to have the judgment set aside. now 244 days out from New York. Private dispatches from New York, dated the 18th, sayo the oppositiun steamer America, has not arrived there yet. Gold quoted yestenday, at New York at 32. CasE OF MARSHALL.—Marshall, one of the parties indicted with Snell for the robbery of Hoy,-was tried in the Court of Sessions yesterday. The jury after béiug out about ten minutes brought in a verdict of guilty. He was ordered to appear for sentence on Tnesday next. A NEPHEW of traitor Breckinridge enlisted in the, 11th regiment Illinois volunteers at Cairohe other day. He expressed the amiable hope that a bullet from his rifle might lay his traitor uncle low. It is stated that Gen. William O. Butler of Kentucky, the poet and politician, who was the candidate for Vice President on the Cass ticket in 1848, has taken sides with the rebels. i Work has been commenced on the Broderick monument at Lone Mountain cemctery. ‘“‘ Can you tell me how the werd saloon is spelt?’ wasasked of a cockney bya Philadelphian. **‘ Certainly,” said the Loudoner with a look of triumph, “‘ there’s a hess, snd a bay, anda hell, and two hoes anda hen.” (= The Governor of New Hampshire has appointed Thursday, Nov. 26th, as a day of Thanksgiving. ~——. MEASLES.—This disease is very prevalent in Nevada Territory. InsaNE.—The number of insane reported by the census of 1860, was 23,593 free and 406 slaves. Of the idiotic there were reported 17,286 free and 1,579 slaves. > A Carrpoo Incinent —A gentleman who has just retnrned from the mines tells us, that being struck with the light appearance o a man who had undertaken to pack a keg of butter, weighing 132 pounds, from Antler to William’s Creek for a miner, he asked him to put himself in the «cales. whereupon he found that the man weighed 135 pounds—only three pounds more than his load. The contrac was, however, fulfilled and the keg conveyed the full distance, which is 12 miles.—British Colonist . — te" An abbreviation not to be found in books, is to be found on a tombstone, in Dunkirk. The mournners intended to put an old aunt to sleep with the customary phrase— . [Let her rest in peace” But the space on the stone gave out at the clase ef the word “her.” The ready witted sculptur. however, inserted the initials, and now the old lady sleeps beneath the laconic but inelegant expression “ Let her r. i. p.' {e™ The rebels ere praying for bot weather. But we guess their army will melt away long before the greatest beat comes. MADAME BisHoP:—Madame Anna Bisho in October last, at St. Paul, Minnesota.— Her clothes caught fire. She died three days cent. of quicksilver. 93 Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines senger train carrying LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS, city Gold Hill and Virginia city. jeviiie to Sierra VaHey, where the stages will be the celebrated vocalist, was burned to death, THE YUBA GAP ROUTE. The best route to The Yuba Gap Stage Line and PasILL, on and after the 20th of May, 1862, make ed thousands who have wasted handsome fortlar jar gen. 5 A trips, from unes, and will cure thousands morc. den. WNIEVILLE te . Balsam No. I for first and second stages, such Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat . %5 fore upon thelegs or other parts of the boSprings, Anteiope Sy . Washoe cit hir . dy) Sere cy@s, etc,, ete. Golden Balsam Ne. 2, Works, Franktown, Carson city, Dayton. ver . for Tertinry, Mercurial and Sphilitic KheumaLeaving the office of ten’s Pioneer Express, Downieville, ever Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this route will have but twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Downin readiness to receive and convey them te Vir—_ City, passing through a succession of valeys. and over one of the most beautiful natural roads in the world ; stopping atthe Hot Sulphur Springer, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs, or Geyscrs in Truc kee Meadows, the greatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory, ; The accommodations afong this route, for the comfort of travelers, are unsurpasséd by anotber; there will be no delays, no trouble fram. snow ; and the proprietors of the Line guarantee every facility to those who desire to make a pleasant and speedy journey. ~~, At Carson and Virginia cities, connection will be made with other lines to ESMERALDA & .THE _HUMBOLDT , MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the office of LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS. Nevada, June 13th, 1862. DAILY TRANSCRIPT Book & Job Printing Establishment Commercial Street, Nevada. BILL-HEADS, BILLS OF FARE, CARDS, BALL TICKETS, POSTERS, CHECKS, PROGRAMMES, CERTIFICATES, WAY-EILI ”, TAFEP, Neetly ‘n¢ promptly exec uted. U. S. REVENUE NOTICE! LL persons required to duties under the act of the thirty-seventh Congress, to provide lnternal Revenue, &c., &c., approved July ist, 1862, are hereby notified that 8. B. Dayenport, bare been open: Collector for the 5th Division of 4th District, comprising the omen 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 tem days, of the date of ana plication to be made through the Assistant Assessor. yr Manufacturers. Auctioneers, Butchers. Brewers and Toll Briige companies, will pay the duties ——; within ten days, from the first day of each morith, on the month, according to a form of statement whi will be furnished from this office, ‘The attention of those interestedis directed to the following provisions ofthe Revenue Law: — . “That if any person or persons shall exercise or carry on any business hereinafter mentioned, for the exercis ve. ed carrying on of which trade or business a licefice is required by this Act, withont taking out such license as in that behalf required, he, she orthey shall, for every such offense respectively, forfeit a penalty eqnal to three times the amount of ar: Ba sum of money imposed for such liceaces.”’ [Sec. 59. ** That for neglect or refusal to pay the duties provided by this Act on manufactured articles, as aforesaid, the goods. wares and ‘handise manufactured and unsold by such manufacturers shall be forfeited to the United States ’’ [Sec. 70) "That it shall be the duty of the Collector aforesaid. or his Deputies, in their respective districts, and they are hereby authorized to collect all the duties aud taxes imposed by this Act, however the same may be designated. and to prosecute for the recovery of any sum or sums which may be forfeited by virtue of this Act.’ (Sec. 31. Ss. B. DAVENPORT, Collector 5th Division 4th District. Office in Birdseye & Co’s, Banking Housc Nevada November 17th, 18. BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Xr Prescriptions earefully compounded. £4 CENTRE MARKET, NO. 2. Vommercial Street, Twe doors below the TRANSCRIPT Office BULACHER & KRAFT. FRESH MEATSOF ALL kinds, at Wholesale and KRetail.—

This Market, is continually supall kinds, and customers will be attended without a moment’s delay Nevada. Sept 3d.—im Secretary Central Pacific K. R. Co., after the accident. = 2 $100 Rew ard—Foran, == around the bottle.’ _ y Excise or other }plied with the choicest meats of NOTICE ! Prociaiming to the World HE Stockholders be Sentral alee Rail—THAT—io meet at the eifize of the Company, Nos. ooand ISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Ca ee en ait oXcrcaber, 1862, t0 ap. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION e eo woes Oy Lae P by t Can be obtained at LOW RATES. at By order of the Board A. P.CHURCH & CO. Sacramento Advertisement. case of hilis, in any stage, which DR. LE WCHEAS OLEEN BALSAM fails tocure. No comment fs necessary. upon this medicinc, it stands entirely upon its own unequaled merits ; it has curtism. Price, $5 per bottle; u receipt of this . sum we will ship to any sat or the State.— NoTiceE.—We have no agents for this medicine, and are,sole proprietors and manufacturers. All orders muet be directed to us to obtain the genuine. Observe well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarrantee a perfect and ate . cure.' CHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Wholesale and Retail Druggists,Corner of Clay and sansome sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ANTIDOTE, & preparation never known to fail, for the cure of Gleet Gonorrhea Irritation, Gravel. and all Urinary derangements. None genuine without our circular of Golden Balsam vw oclm3 , Lt A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, KE, BLOCK, JR A. BLOCK & CO., nr Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada MOTHERS! MOTHERS !! \ON’T failto procure MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN. This valuable preparation is the prescription of one ofthe most experienced and Ski ful Nurses in New England, and has been used with never failing success in THOUSANDS OF CASES. ‘ It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigerates the stomach and bowels. corrects acidity, and gives’ tone andenergy to the whole system. {t will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions, which ifnot speedily remedied, end in death. We believe itthe best and surest Remedy inthe World, in all cases “of Dysentery and DIAKRHGA in Children, whether arising from teething or from any other cause. ee Full directions for usiug will accompany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac simile of Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out side wrapper.’ Sold by all Medicine Dealers, Principal Office, 13 Cedar Street, New York ; RICE ONLY,25 CENTS PER BOTTLE. REDINGTON & CQ., o AGENTS, jly 126m San Francisco. \ RE-OPENING OF THE INIGARAGUA ROUTE. PEOPLE'S LINE, CALIFORNIA AND NEW YORK YOO miles Shorter than the other reute. Expected tomake the trip thro’ im 2i days!! : The fast and favorite Double engine otcomene’ : ; MOSES TAYLOR, 1,500 Tone. E, HOWES...cocssescoseee .-oeCOMmMan €F. Will be despatched for San Juan del Sur, From Mission street Wharf, San Francisco, punctually at 90’clock, A. M,, ON MONDAY, DECEMBER ist. Connecting with the splendid steamship AMERICA! . THE PEOPLE’S LINE Has been established on this To meet the universal demand for an And every Californian should fi ence for the public + an we vate advantages, which will be secured by uick Trips. This line is inten ed to be a driven off. 8 will be taken. ‘ And is uneqnaled for safety as well as speed. For information or passage apply to ROSS, DEMPSTER & CO., AGENTS, 425 and 427 Battery street, ocz8 San Franeisco. 2000 tons.... JEFF. MAURY, Commander. Shortest, Safest and' the Healthiest Route, OPPOSITION ve it a preferas his own priReduced Fare, Good Aécomodations, rmanency, and is not put on forthe purpose of being bought or peed, Safety and utmost Comfort of Passengers, will be main objects. To secure these, no merchandise freight (other than specie) a R. H. McDONALD, -, J.C SPENCER. _ WHOLESALE . Drug Importing Houte, R.H.M’ DONALD & CO. SACRAMENTO. Ww* _INVITR ATTENTION TO OUR large and carctully selected stock of stior Drone and medicines . Retorts and Cruvibics, Chemicals of all kinds,. Druggists Glassware, Solid and Fluid Ex’t, . Brewers’ Stock, Shakers’ Herbs, Soda Water Material, Electric Preparations {Paints and Oils, Patent Médicines, Kerosene and Coal Oils. Fancy Goods. \ Lard and Sperm Oils. ‘Trusses. Shoul’ Héaccs. Alcohol i Tin.Camphene, burn’ fluid Assayers Materials, Abdominai Pup orters. Together with a complete assortment of al) articies inthe Drug line. Wedv not mtend to be undersold by any-house in California. Orders respectfully solicited and goods forwarded to all parts of the Pacific coast and country. KH, H. McDONALD & CO., ’ Importing Druggists. Sacramento, The undersigned offer for sale.100 Carboys#’ Oil Vitrol, “Kastern’’. 3000 lbs. Nitric, strong. 1500 Ibs Citric Acid , 1000 lbs Muriatic Veid , = 4 2000 Ibs Powered ‘lartaric Acid, best , 50 casks superfine Carb Soda ; ‘ : 500 oz Sulph Quinine , (700 oz of Wright's pills 100 ozs Str agra tele :{20 gross Brandretns P'l 7501 Sulph Morphine },10Q -~ Moffats, Ayer’s 100 lbs lodide Potassa ; aynes‘ Lees’ and 125 lbs Chloroform ; ; . MeLanes Pills ; 106 lbs Calomel ; 1100 doz Myres Sargapar1000 Ibs Sp’ts Nirtre andjlila and Yellow Doek , Aq’ Ammonie : +100 dos of Lyons Katha* 700 tbs Gum Arabic whi’; rion H 600 lbs Balsam Copaiba ,.500 doz Jules Haules & 2000 lbs Flors Sulphur:; Co’s extracts Hair 600 lbs Oil Lemon Berga: Oil, Colognes &c : ae mot. am ae 178 pon Castile soap riganum. Peppermint, genuine; Spruce and Almonds; ‘90 cases begt Olive Qil ; 2200 gallons Kerosene ;,3000 lbs Sal Soda ; 1100 gallons pure Lardigo bbis Rosin : Oil in tin , 1100 bble Plaster Paris ; 800 gallons pees «40 bbls Marble Dust : 1200 gallons ¢hohol!20 bbls Whiting . 96 per ct. in tin ; 13000 lbs Shakers Herbs, 1100 gallons Linseed Oil! — fresh , 1009 gallons Neatsfoot,400 Ibs ) sme Ground resh; : Polar and China Nut) Sage Oil; 11000 lbs pressed Hops in 800 gallons,Castor Oil ; 136 %11b ra: Paint Rrushes , White Wash Brushes : Hair Brushes ; 12500 Ibs Borax , ‘Varnishes ofall kinds ; \300 Ibs assorted Paints Teeth Brushes , ‘ m cans Feather Dusters ; “ton Putty in bladders 16 bbls refined Lump blk, and tins , : 29 bbls Lrish Moss ; 428 bbls Dye Woods ; 10 cases Isinylase . 26 bbls Canary. Hopp. Flax Corlander seed In quantities to suit, all at the lowent prices.r. R, H. McDonald & Co., ders respectfully solicited. Importing Wholesale Druggists, Sacramento, Dental Ihmporting House, R. HM. McDONALD & CO. Pryuggisi«. KE res lly invite the attention of the assortnient of dental goods, the following comprising apart only: . Plain and Pivot Teeth, Ivory Haddled Pl’ggers Gum Teeth, large ass d sealers, Teeth for Vulcanite wor. steel'and Wire Handl: d pluggers and scalers. gum & plain, great vaexcavators, Burrs & riety. Jones rf White’s Gold/Drills screws, Punches. Foil. Abby & son’s Gold. Hooks, brushes and chrFoil, Watt’s oy + > mae undum, W aeels, and sponge Guld, = . Gind stone’ ond Polish Tin Av and Platina Powders, ate, athes, Gold Plateand solder, . Mouth Mirrors, differDental chairs; head reatsjent patterns Files of all kinds, Forceps @ large variecy DENTAL CASES, Cheveller’s Best, containing a large uumber of Instruments, Mouth Mirrors &c, Cases made . of mahogany, brass bound, with drawers, etc.al complete price according to size and style—froiu ‘$76 to $175 each. ANATOMICAL PREPARAVIONS. Coasteting oC yh a and Lower Maxillaries carved, exhibiting Nerves on sideand Artery and Vein on the other; Head, with carved jaw, exposing fangs of Teeth, 32 in number. Vulcanizers Vulcanite Teeth, Rubber aud everything for doing vulcanite work in the latest and most approved styles, together with nearly everything used by Dentists,all of which we shal! sellat very low prices, and respectfully solicit Dentists to call and examine and price our goous Goods packed with care and forwarded, by cx press or otherwise, to all.parts of the Pacitic coast. R. H McDONALD & CO., Wholesale Vruggists sacramento, Cal TRUSSES, SUPPURTERS ETC., Gum stockings, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal supporters, suspensary Bandages, silk Elastic Bandages for Ladies. A very large assortment ofarticles in this lime. For sale by kK. H. McDONALD & CO., sacramento. BREWERS’ STOCK, Fresh Hops, !riish Moss, Burgundy Pitch, Pitch, Keg*Corks. Everything ia this Mue or the best quality. For sale upon reasonable just received by Express McDONALD EP: SODA WATER MATERIAL, terms N. B.—10 bales mone Corks, Acids, Essential Oils. Whi » Marble Dust, Sode f'wine. Kverythicg in line. For sale by kK. H. McDUNALD & CO.ASG AYER’S MATERIAL. Crucibles, Retorts, Acids, and a general supply of all articles in this line. ECLECTIC MEDICINES. We are constantly receiving per express, THOMAS HENRY, Forwarding & Commission Merchant At Weaver & Co's, No. 59 Broad Street, Nevada City. purchased oops ‘Territory and intermediate points with des and faithfully attended to. & Co., Nevada. E. MeLaughlin. H. Hirshman Grier, Silver city. and forwarded to Nevada ritory datch. All erders sent to him will be promptly References —Weaver & Co., T. E. Beans B. Paul, Gold Hill. John no6 ditionalsupplies from the manu Pa TILDON’S SUGAR COATED PILLS, 0 nearly all the concentrated Medicines, Pe a *. pottles. For saleby R. H. McDONA ne Oo, Sacra . PERFUMERY. We are constantly receiving articles to this line, direct from ete, and American manutae-. tories. For sale by. “RK. H. McDONALDS& Cu PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNIS 8, Brushes, Feather Dusters, Zine White, pa ar Proof Paint, L'nseed Oil, Boiled and . + . sale by. R. H. McDONA ‘ . CUAL AND KEBOSEN A. P. CHURCH & CO., tions. AVE ALL THE LATE PUBLI€ABurning Fiuid, Lamp Oil, Neatafoot Oil, Camphene. Knowing the difficulty a good article, so necessary for brilliant we have taken excra pains to import the best quality, and can supply our with a superior artiele. R. H. McDON. Sacramento.PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIs METHOD OF Cor. of Fine and Broad Sts, Nevada. ! . Ayers’ sar; oe Myers’ H lew ai" Patent Medicines. We srocgens for the following Known Bi 21iicines offer them at reduced prices : sands’ Sapsapa aynes’ sanative 5 i . # y Pitts, offat’s Pills, J ? Bxpectorant, :Cheesman’s Pifts. : yy go and:Tiden one of Kither Ague et ‘and Chioroform Wistar’s Balsam Wild; Moffatt’s Phenix ° t Cherry, 2 4. McDONALD & Co ; Importing and Wholesale Druggiste, Bit -