November 21, 1862 (4 pages)

“evada Daily Transcript. CALIFORNIA. CHARLES W. YOUNG, AROUSE !! AROUSE ! GREENBACKS DOWN SouTH.—An exGen. Cass on EMANCIPATION.—One of the ke from your Lethargy: from in Awa just parties our over zealous California cotemporaries change paper says the Pall and Winter KNOW YOU NOT frontier say that“ greenbacks” are calls upon the Republican papers to correct Texan the both in Campaign has commenced in earnest ?—that more plentiful on the Rio Grande theit statement, that Geo. Cass had indorsed henceforth a progressive and triumrhant war, Statethis in . upper and lower valleys, than pation proclamation Official Press. tne President’s emanci tym Coun a vad ‘Ne . ? They have been paid ont in New Mexico, cessful ly prosecuted, until all the world andthe a That.means us, We suppose. n the Clothing Department, will be suc Arizona and Western Texas to the regular We are willing to undertake the correcand Government contractors, and, “soldiers tion, and to’give Gen. Casa and the Demobeing sent home for exchange, as of instead it “PpaT Ratcroap:—We desire to Keep cracy the whole benefit of it, The Detroit at once into general circulation, go us, with before the pewple of thid county that the Press, Gen. Cass’ organ, says it is re FRIDAY MORNING NOV, 21st: e Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey's Block, uihde bo ° Hats and Pree Caps, and Just received, and for at the old favorite place of resort, S$. General Cass expressed himself favorably Centhe that , mind in it as-to ths views and intentions of the Presishould nlways bear es ACES. All art faa ree ahaa Tass at th gssembled : the conte: cpefteti wired COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL gr al] ranning hors If You Want a Geod Drink, Marselus' ee s ed. GO TO BLAZE’s: Nevada. Sept. 6-tf _ s HAAS & CO.,> Cor. of Pine and Commereial Sta, We desire that the perple 3} ——— BLAZE’S TAVERN, sale at less than San Francisco Prices, finding their way into Mexico, books aré in the hands of C. W. Young and quested by Gen. Cass himselt*to make the many of them taken freely at par, and readiare they T. H. Caswell, Esqrs., of this city, and open correction, and it is done in the following where or silver for subscription to the stock of the Central }language, which we, quote from that paper: ly changed for small gold fRIDAY carefully. Repaired Nevada, Ncv. 27th. 1860. ‘rest of mankind,’ are thoroughly equipped, from head to toe, with Busimess Suits, Furnishing Goods? t So. 37 Commercial Street. Watches ‘ Boots and Shoes, The Neva IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Syi :art aes ° rack, Marsela Nevada. PIONEER CIGAR sfore § 25. [FF The firm of Ward & McClellan drugThe second 1 SHERIFF’S DAYS OF SALES. there gists, st Memphis, having beeu detected in n. opinio his in that. served but.ob poradent, ineor is any sl seond class tral Pacific Railroad Comp was no power in the Executive, under the EAHER-in-Cigars, Tobacco, Genn. into the enemy’s lines, have TUESDAY, Dec. 2d, Geo’ W Tarlton vs W J &c. Pipes ted, and that the leading spirits in it aré desconstitution, to decree the emancipation of smuggling drugs chaum in-the ‘eounty, Doane et ils D ime Meers an to confine. CIT) D Mannix vs EL WC DA VA NE # ET ignated by the Pacific Raitroad act as the. slaves, though, as. a war measure, wherever been sentenced by Gen. Sherm RE dale’s. gray bor ST a es Wm’ -Favorite vs S}39 MAIN ion of our ment to Alton Penitentiary during the war. ty evening Friday from closed e : Walfrier, et al S nen to whom is delegated the authority to it beeame necessary, in the operat N. B,—Stor . entered for thi . nos to free the slaves, Mansfield & Co., were detegted in the same . 9th,-J AJ Ray vs KR H Brown Saturday evening.: both horses tr jocate and build a rai'road from the navigable forces against the’rebels, dent to direct etals ~ to Nevada Territory.— it was competent for the Presi crime, and as they had taken the oath ofallewaters of Califurnia sight of the st: Pacific Railroad. Oct. 19th, S$. ROTHSCHILD, ae se T. : ELLARD BEANS&CO,,, No. 52 Broad Street, it to be dene. worth over, $60,-~ issolution of Partnership.—The coW @ want the people.to understand that the for a Philadelphia giance. ‘heir entire stock, riddle a here-is Now partnership heretofore existing under the to Government loans to the Central Pacific lawyer to expound. Gen. Cass says ‘the 000, was confiscated and they were sent name of Marsh, Palmer & Perry. is this day disM.L. MARSH, solved by mutual consent. Ruilroad Company about $6,000,000in bonds President has not the power to decree emanAlton duriig the war. L. O. PALMER, 8. R. PERRY. Nevada, Oct. 1, 1862. ‘gn the most equitable terms, grants the-right’ cipation, yet ag @ war measure he is compeDEATH oF Mrs. LIVINGSTONE IN AFRI; . of way to a strip of land 400 feet in width tent to direct ittu. bedone. ‘This is singular business will be continued, and along the route the company selects, and allogic. The President has power to direct to so donates to the Company 6,400 acres of be done what.he hag.not the power to do himland per mile, lying on beth sides of the self. “Gen. Cassexpressed himselt favoraroad. The bonds of the Government do not bly as to the’ views and intentions -of the amature till thirty years, and until ther maPresident,” and yet does not indorse the turity the Government pays six per cent per proclamation ! The above excerpt forcibly annum. These bonds will be among the best reminds one of the verse of a favorite song: market, and will yield to ot secutities in the ingstone’s African expedition, which com The weather it was dry; The sun was so hot I froze to death, Susannah don’t you cry.” 97 Goods detivered Free of Charge.24 Neyada.Oct. 70th, 861.—tf MARSH & PERRY. nov20 Nevada. WEAVER & CO., rection by opposition sheets of lies tuld about Gen. Cvss inflorang the President's emanci pation proclamation, are now gratified, we hope. We give them the language of Gen. Dr. Nov. A Mert tage Ant el ‘. able to-day at . 37 Goods delivered free of charge. wp , WEAVER &C0 . Nevada. March, 18th 1862. Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruit: purse of +$150 free for all running horses in the State. Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Mile heats, best two in three. Same Day.—A The above extract was In the regular service there are 231 surgeons purse of $100 free for, all se. cond class trotting county. and 271 enlisted medical cadets and hospital It is manifest that with these advantages if the Free Press is to be believed, he gave stewards. In the volunteer service there it is idle to think of a road being built as a the ideas embodied in it. are 2,060:surgeons, and 1,200 contract phys SECOND DAY: cash. Pine Nov, 21st.—A purse of $150 free —_— competitor. .The vast facilities extended to iciatis employed as assistant surgeons.— the one road by the Government preclude Post Orrice Roppery.—Harwin DowThere are also 202 staff surgeons aad 120 asthe’ idea of constructing another and rival ner, a lad aged fourteen years, son of the siato~* SS eurgeons. The total of these is assume, then, Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, eof ALE KINDs sale at Cheap rates f» on hand andr horses, now owned in the Mile heats. best 3 in five, to harness. Goods delivered Free ciCharye for all first class Trotting Horses now owned in the county, and have been for 30 days.— Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. wooD—0Of all kinds, on hand and fori AZHtf cheap foreash. Same Day.—A purse of $100 free for all Read the Atlantic Papers!! Mile heats, best 3in 5 to harness, Mile pactes horses now owned in the county. eats, best 2 in 3, to harness. © 4,124, and is exclus: v= ef new appointments. 4 ————» THIRD DAY: has greut vantage ground, end must be the sioner in San Francs’ wovember 15th (Ce Some of our eastern Democratic exNov. 22da.—A purse of $250 AY: rs QATURD company that will build the part of the great chaeged wit! ~vstracting valuable lette changes, speaking of the war debt, call ita 49 free for all Trotting Horses in the State.— treme toails. Itappears that he has taken Mute heats, best 3 in 5, to harness, Pacific Railway through California. Republican institution. Same Day.—A purs: of $50, free for all coup: this in money from letters passing through the Orobooks the ng’of Thus the openi *The editor who would do that, would be half mile running horses now owned in the a county. ty for subscription to stock in the> gran thoes ville office at various times. He made a cunguilty of roosting among the flax and laying fession, and attributes his criminal practices it to the hens. ofthe age, ie af opportuni selves with a AND PERIODICALS !! If ye would knew all about the War: EAD aloud! and let your friends knov . \% they can get them all at A. P. CHURCH & CO's. man to be the means ‘prize., And then it will pay. Careful esti mates based on the passenger and freight travel over the roads to and from the dis: tricts through which the railroad will pass: show that the receipts of the.road for California travel alone, allowing nothing for the new interests that will spring up along the railroad, would reach three quarters of a communicate with the cotton in the same te” A stringent order has been issued en« neighborhood. sthoat meet forcing the absolute necessity of reducing BIRTEL. the baggage trains of troops in the field. Offi cers will hereafter be allowed to carry only’ their ordinary mess chests and a valise or lowest calculation it is computed that the business of Washoe would yield a net profit to the road of of $3/654,240, per annum.— What. the road will do when the silver re gions are developed, is beyond calculation.— Double the estimated cost of the road, and In this city, Nov. 20th, to the wife of Kdward Muller, a daughter. Vacate earpet bag. .No trunks or boxeg will be perprohibited fim carrying carpet bags and In San Francisco, on the 19th, L. F. Chubbuek. ear It is, therefore, a double duty that every man owes to himself to become a subscriber fur the stock of the road. He connects his name with the greatest of American enterprizes, and makes a worthy investment for himself and his children. —— Arrivalsat National Exchange is also to be put to the carrying of sutler’s goods in regimental and Quartermaster’s Broad Street, Nevada. HAYNES & LAWTON, wagons, under the guise of Quartermaster’s GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR — IMPORTERS OF — murdered, Rohan, the Jailor of Santa Clara county, on the evening before the day he was to be executed, had been killed at Santa Barbara. The report is, that being recognized by tha Sheriff of that county, this officer in aitempting to arrest him was shot dead by Hernandez, when a posse of the citizens STorMs IN THE East.—-A fierce tornado turned out and succeeded in putting an end or hurricane passed over Baltimore en the to the career of this desperado. oa morning of October 22d. Heuses were shaNarrow Excapes.—Miss Lizzie Gordon, ken, chimneys blown down, the roofs of sevthe actress, had a narrow eacape from being eral houses injured, and occasionally trees burnt to death, at San Francisco, last Friday were uprooted. Signeand window shutters midnight. She had retired leaving the light were carried away. whilst evidences of a burning near bed, the bed clothing took fire fierce storm exist all over the city. Some from the lamp and byt for the timely assissmall vessels in the harbor were upset, or dritanee afforded by Policeman Shields}who was ven ashore. A storm passed aver Columbus passing the building, 420 Montgomery street. Ohio, lately, ala ost turning the day into night. she would in all probability have lost her life. Knight, do CE Hall, do McKegau, Washington C Rippiogham, Sac’to J Warrin, do C Hagerty, Moores Sam Gillham, R&R J F Posker, do P Emens, do John Joseph, B Creek W Walker, do JC Mitchell, Brandy C A 7 gag do 4 B.Ayers, do + Fellows, H J Brown. oores @v B Saxb BRITANNFA o&] Nevada. OTICE is hereby given that N tionof the undersigned mascneber oye ganize a Joint Stock Company for the purpose of constructiug a Turmpike Road and ne <amine for themselves. Ne effortis 6 make ita and First Class Hotel and Restaures, where traveler: and boarders will meet wit every attention. ie Ball, Sw unde: the to fo go’=. Agr g order, 2 ml age: 2 pete a cessary Bridges, from the town of Dutch Flat in the county of Placer, to the city of Nevadain the county ef Nevada. ‘The line of said road. via piate Fees. Ubet and Red Dog. ae far ag Sam Hadley’s, on the Jacksonville road, within 10 miles of Yreka, says the Yreka Journal, and will be compieted to that place ina couple of weeks. Hopes are entertained of having the line in Jackson thie winter, <td ration to ker, .before leaving for Europe, purchased ow ‘yas Dutch Fist Nov. 15th, 1962. xia TOWLE, one wmillien six hundred thousaud dollars in geld. Corcoran made all this money out of see. no our country, and then left it, disgusted with chance of the wire getting here before th are closed, madp Ee” Corcoran, the great Washington ban for the ak aad ofa Preliminary Organization of the institutions under whick all his prosperit ' PF: _ H. Futtows, : WwW. FS HARRIMAN, N. W. Buancwarn, _.» Moses HEATH, W W. Cozzens, E. H. Ga¥torp. a. Saanceenee. “9 ili are selling in quantities to suit, 4 Oh y. Cas + evada, June 10th, 1862. a. c. me ~ SEARLS & NILES, Keep constantly on hand a = the ~s also gi given In door labor could not be performed at mid: that there will be a at the As it was she escaped with some slight burns at the town of Dutch Flag day without the aid of artificial light. on : about the neck and shoulders and a terrible Fifteenth day of December Next, : TELEGRAPH.—The peles have been set up fright. ne 8 NILES SEARLS. ofthe above Goods, which‘they cion fell upo afler disappe for forty th wanting. how The man und ft they had bee A chest full. the house. A street loads, has be first essaay \ girder weig scene at n Cc. H. MEYER & co., Brick House, 76, Broad treet, Stre NEVADA. j and Wholesale Dealers # Importers gemerally. A. P. CHURCH & CO» ert &c. in which the Otfice at the Court House13th, 1861. a courts of 3 cti ali the ce ALLL prain hae, evada, two in anot ATTO E. H. GAYLORD. DISTRICT F, masts. . eeott cal Instruments, Scheel Books October 30th, 1862-im trace of them drawn over without acci and it turns ertt. Great Attorneys and Counselors st 4" Office—Broad street Kidd’s Building. Lowest Market Rates ! Fine French Brandies, Wi SIG Sansome Street, Corner of Merchant.: Ee A wea shert distanc tong were di prietor invites the Public to call very large and full assortment guessing as t OV. CHAUVEL.. Proprie has just undergone a thoroughrefit Pre ting and overhatling, and ie WARE, &c., &c., &c. arrived; but on hand. Af ing alarge house to be r THIS well known estabis® 2 yoke of cattle and wagon. ‘Terms liberal, part cash, balance on time with interest. app! mediately to J. M. HIX x, ” urchased at the highest Market var Broad Street. Nevada City. Plated two male bedat the appoin soa the clock HOTEL DE PARIS. Ceal O11 Lamps, FOR SALE ATABARCAIN. ACRES of heavily timbered } 3O0Owithin % of a mile of Nevede City. “ail under tence, with large wood—shed in town.— Also, 1,400 Ibs mules, wagon and harness, Also A gets per made, and State and County* urities Nevada, March 7, 1861-tf Table Cutlery, blood-lettiug. away frem h of Laybach : Drafts on the Eastern Ciffes at the Lowest Re China were arranged BA_TEKER, Mint. Sight Checks on San Franciseo and Sacrame* Glass Ware, have been fou; citizens of tl of five person ket Rates, and liberal advances madeon Det Silver the city did. ° GEORGE W. KIDD, orwarded for Assay or for Coinage at thet! J brook course: him stating was very po not be on hb templated fig Advance on Dut Gu DUST Purchased at the Highest Mie Clocks, tain the equilil abundanee of Ii BANKERS, NO. 30 Main street, Nevada City. } Crockery, French The streets w er, nature has party a com: In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevait sa ieee nov2t C. N. FELTON for Assay or Coinage at the U. S. Mint. Draw Sight Cheeks on San ea Sacre mento and Marysville. Our Sight Exchange on New York. Highest price paid for County Scrip. WARE. things are hereafter te be ejected from fhe wagons and cars wherever found. <A stop Dutt.—Th yesterday, left BIRDSEYE & CO., JURCHASE Gold Dust. NOVEMBER 19, 1862. and commissiary stores. This itis supposed take the statistics of Washoe business as it J HStarns. San Fran JB McChesney )9 will reduce the trains full.one-third. JC Birdseye, do & Wife : F’st’n is, reduce everything to railroad rates, say P Drisbach, do nothing about the hundreds of per centage A Johnson, Auburn § Yates, Moores HERNANDEZ KILLED.—A letter froma W F Beveridge, &t Pan! WCheesney, Q Hill of additional business that railroads make in citizen of San Jose to a geutleman of San L$ Southworth, City W N Jacobs all countries, and the Central Pacific RailBosworth, G v & Wife : do Francisco, states that the report was current SD Mason, do road ig proven to be one of the very best payat that place that Felipe Hernandez, who JWBHanna, do A Cook, do ing-concerns in the werld. in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to theU.3. Mint for Asay or Coinage. County Scrip bought at the Highest Rates. Agency for msurance against Fire. ; ae Nerada, July Ist, 1862. AnD ' GLASS Atlantic journ tal fellows Str undivided tha: says the Terri J. ©. BIRDSEYE, formerly of Nevada, aged 38 years. Lots or P Stratman & C ble bundle con HENRY PBILI. —s VU DEATH. mitted in the baggage triaus. Privates are inillion a year. But thisis nothing. At the ‘boxes ou the regimental wagons. These FALL AND WINTER TRADE! The trial of . , ALMOST A H. MACKIE & CO., day. When arrestBANKERS. Eatrancesclose at 12) af;-on the day of the ed, he was armed with a bowie kuife, carried race. . (Suecessors to C. W. Mulford.) investme for field nt, such no is ‘There THE Louisville Journal exhorts the rebel mighty Two or more to. make a race. At the old stand, Main street, Nevada. in his boot leg. He maintained his self-pos. Ten percent entrance feefor all the above to beware, lest the fire from the on the habitable globe, and may session until informed by the Commissioner women probably, DUST bought at the Highest Rate. OLD racstate by governed purses. ‘The races to be G Sight Cheekson San Francisco and Seen “ B. JERPFERY, ing rules. be hereafter. It }s an honor to any that he must Southern heat, blazing within their bosoms, ~ never go to prison. mento Proprietor, Glenbrook Race Course. nos’ Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europé, of aiding such an enterwho desire +0 A whieh can. never occur to associating with bad boys) CouRT OF» met and issued Paper and Periodical Store, Cor, of Pine ai ; aoe* Broad Streets, Nevada. H. MACKIE, Races commence at 1 o’clock precisely each winning the re commences to BAKER & WYMORE, DBALERS IN 20th,--A pike where th he Public Patronage solicited. most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion FIRST DAY: » NUMBER OF SURGEONS IN THE ARMY.— & COURSE!!! then ran acros gray trotted ar November, 20th, 2ist and 22d. Stockton, which he inteads to devote to the culture ofthe ‘‘weed.”’ road by private capital. We Postmaster at Oroville, says the Union, was that the Central Pacific Railroad Company examined before a United States —_ . RACE road Street. again out of sig vested the sulk HOLESALE and retail, dealers inGRo -CERIES, PROYVISLONS. SHELF GOOps MINING TOOLS. &c., &c. Have taken th: Stand formerly eccupied by WEAVER & NEW MAN, and will be in constant receipt of a com plete Stock of Goods, which will be sold « Thursday, Friday and Saturday, G bson has leased 120 acres of land oear probably dictated by Gen. Cass; or at least, ever the a= 2S Tosacco.—Henceforth this is to be one ef the staple products of this State. The success of the present year is stimulating many farmers to undertake its culture. No. 5 started on art control him.“ the crowd nea one man and of { J. W. CLARK, iS) an Francises. GEO. A. WEAVER, . } FALL RACES ! Those rampart Democrats who want. cor Cass, probably. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS The saw mill the business of the late firm settled b y mnnicates the sad tidings of the death of . . e. of Rev. Dr. LivingMrs. Livingstonwife n stone, the Africa explorer. She died at Shupany, April 1, of African fever. GLENBROOK ‘It rained all mee the day . left, the company two-thirds o/ the amount requir ed to build the road. The Government is to be reimbursed for its loan in the future, of course, but the patronage of the Government to the road is calculated to more than counterbalance the whole, so that for all prac tica) purposes, the Government may be said to make a donation of from $16,000 to $48,000 for every mile of road constructed. cA.—Letters have been received from Liv Wholesale and Retail Dealer in .« the perform News gives: streets. Still anot! at Providen ‘sliding bre ber of chan ‘Mserted, thi go to the fi claims to be early a the “orty second

“evada Daily Transcript. CALIFORNIA. CHARLES W. YOUNG, AROUSE !! AROUSE ! GREENBACKS DOWN SouTH.—An exGen. Cass on EMANCIPATION.—One of the ke from your Lethargy: from in Awa just parties our over zealous California cotemporaries change paper says the Pall and Winter KNOW YOU NOT frontier say that“ greenbacks” are calls upon the Republican papers to correct Texan the both in Campaign has commenced in earnest ?—that more plentiful on the Rio Grande theit statement, that Geo. Cass had indorsed henceforth a progressive and triumrhant war, Statethis in . upper and lower valleys, than pation proclamation Official Press. tne President’s emanci tym Coun a vad ‘Ne . ? They have been paid ont in New Mexico, cessful ly prosecuted, until all the world andthe a That.means us, We suppose. n the Clothing Department, will be suc Arizona and Western Texas to the regular We are willing to undertake the correcand Government contractors, and, “soldiers tion, and to’give Gen. Casa and the Demobeing sent home for exchange, as of instead it “PpaT Ratcroap:—We desire to Keep cracy the whole benefit of it, The Detroit at once into general circulation, go us, with before the pewple of thid county that the Press, Gen. Cass’ organ, says it is re FRIDAY MORNING NOV, 21st: e Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey's Block, uihde bo ° Hats and Pree Caps, and Just received, and for at the old favorite place of resort, S$. General Cass expressed himself favorably Centhe that , mind in it as-to ths views and intentions of the Presishould nlways bear es ACES. All art faa ree ahaa Tass at th gssembled : the conte: cpefteti wired COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL gr al] ranning hors If You Want a Geod Drink, Marselus' ee s ed. GO TO BLAZE’s: Nevada. Sept. 6-tf _ s HAAS & CO.,> Cor. of Pine and Commereial Sta, We desire that the perple 3} ——— BLAZE’S TAVERN, sale at less than San Francisco Prices, finding their way into Mexico, books aré in the hands of C. W. Young and quested by Gen. Cass himselt*to make the many of them taken freely at par, and readiare they T. H. Caswell, Esqrs., of this city, and open correction, and it is done in the following where or silver for subscription to the stock of the Central }language, which we, quote from that paper: ly changed for small gold fRIDAY carefully. Repaired Nevada, Ncv. 27th. 1860. ‘rest of mankind,’ are thoroughly equipped, from head to toe, with Busimess Suits, Furnishing Goods? t So. 37 Commercial Street. Watches ‘ Boots and Shoes, The Neva IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Syi :art aes ° rack, Marsela Nevada. PIONEER CIGAR sfore § 25. [FF The firm of Ward & McClellan drugThe second 1 SHERIFF’S DAYS OF SALES. there gists, st Memphis, having beeu detected in n. opinio his in that. served but.ob poradent, ineor is any sl seond class tral Pacific Railroad Comp was no power in the Executive, under the EAHER-in-Cigars, Tobacco, Genn. into the enemy’s lines, have TUESDAY, Dec. 2d, Geo’ W Tarlton vs W J &c. Pipes ted, and that the leading spirits in it aré desconstitution, to decree the emancipation of smuggling drugs chaum in-the ‘eounty, Doane et ils D ime Meers an to confine. CIT) D Mannix vs EL WC DA VA NE # ET ignated by the Pacific Raitroad act as the. slaves, though, as. a war measure, wherever been sentenced by Gen. Sherm RE dale’s. gray bor ST a es Wm’ -Favorite vs S}39 MAIN ion of our ment to Alton Penitentiary during the war. ty evening Friday from closed e : Walfrier, et al S nen to whom is delegated the authority to it beeame necessary, in the operat N. B,—Stor . entered for thi . nos to free the slaves, Mansfield & Co., were detegted in the same . 9th,-J AJ Ray vs KR H Brown Saturday evening.: both horses tr jocate and build a rai'road from the navigable forces against the’rebels, dent to direct etals ~ to Nevada Territory.— it was competent for the Presi crime, and as they had taken the oath ofallewaters of Califurnia sight of the st: Pacific Railroad. Oct. 19th, S$. ROTHSCHILD, ae se T. : ELLARD BEANS&CO,,, No. 52 Broad Street, it to be dene. worth over, $60,-~ issolution of Partnership.—The coW @ want the people.to understand that the for a Philadelphia giance. ‘heir entire stock, riddle a here-is Now partnership heretofore existing under the to Government loans to the Central Pacific lawyer to expound. Gen. Cass says ‘the 000, was confiscated and they were sent name of Marsh, Palmer & Perry. is this day disM.L. MARSH, solved by mutual consent. Ruilroad Company about $6,000,000in bonds President has not the power to decree emanAlton duriig the war. L. O. PALMER, 8. R. PERRY. Nevada, Oct. 1, 1862. ‘gn the most equitable terms, grants the-right’ cipation, yet ag @ war measure he is compeDEATH oF Mrs. LIVINGSTONE IN AFRI; . of way to a strip of land 400 feet in width tent to direct ittu. bedone. ‘This is singular business will be continued, and along the route the company selects, and allogic. The President has power to direct to so donates to the Company 6,400 acres of be done what.he hag.not the power to do himland per mile, lying on beth sides of the self. “Gen. Cassexpressed himselt favoraroad. The bonds of the Government do not bly as to the’ views and intentions -of the amature till thirty years, and until ther maPresident,” and yet does not indorse the turity the Government pays six per cent per proclamation ! The above excerpt forcibly annum. These bonds will be among the best reminds one of the verse of a favorite song: market, and will yield to ot secutities in the ingstone’s African expedition, which com The weather it was dry; The sun was so hot I froze to death, Susannah don’t you cry.” 97 Goods detivered Free of Charge.24 Neyada.Oct. 70th, 861.—tf MARSH & PERRY. nov20 Nevada. WEAVER & CO., rection by opposition sheets of lies tuld about Gen. Cvss inflorang the President's emanci pation proclamation, are now gratified, we hope. We give them the language of Gen. Dr. Nov. A Mert tage Ant el ‘. able to-day at . 37 Goods delivered free of charge. wp , WEAVER &C0 . Nevada. March, 18th 1862. Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruit: purse of +$150 free for all running horses in the State. Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Mile heats, best two in three. Same Day.—A The above extract was In the regular service there are 231 surgeons purse of $100 free for, all se. cond class trotting county. and 271 enlisted medical cadets and hospital It is manifest that with these advantages if the Free Press is to be believed, he gave stewards. In the volunteer service there it is idle to think of a road being built as a the ideas embodied in it. are 2,060:surgeons, and 1,200 contract phys SECOND DAY: cash. Pine Nov, 21st.—A purse of $150 free —_— competitor. .The vast facilities extended to iciatis employed as assistant surgeons.— the one road by the Government preclude Post Orrice Roppery.—Harwin DowThere are also 202 staff surgeons aad 120 asthe’ idea of constructing another and rival ner, a lad aged fourteen years, son of the siato~* SS eurgeons. The total of these is assume, then, Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, eof ALE KINDs sale at Cheap rates f» on hand andr horses, now owned in the Mile heats. best 3 in five, to harness. Goods delivered Free ciCharye for all first class Trotting Horses now owned in the county, and have been for 30 days.— Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. wooD—0Of all kinds, on hand and fori AZHtf cheap foreash. Same Day.—A purse of $100 free for all Read the Atlantic Papers!! Mile heats, best 3in 5 to harness, Mile pactes horses now owned in the county. eats, best 2 in 3, to harness. © 4,124, and is exclus: v= ef new appointments. 4 ————» THIRD DAY: has greut vantage ground, end must be the sioner in San Francs’ wovember 15th (Ce Some of our eastern Democratic exNov. 22da.—A purse of $250 AY: rs QATURD company that will build the part of the great chaeged wit! ~vstracting valuable lette changes, speaking of the war debt, call ita 49 free for all Trotting Horses in the State.— treme toails. Itappears that he has taken Mute heats, best 3 in 5, to harness, Pacific Railway through California. Republican institution. Same Day.—A purs: of $50, free for all coup: this in money from letters passing through the Orobooks the ng’of Thus the openi *The editor who would do that, would be half mile running horses now owned in the a county. ty for subscription to stock in the> gran thoes ville office at various times. He made a cunguilty of roosting among the flax and laying fession, and attributes his criminal practices it to the hens. ofthe age, ie af opportuni selves with a AND PERIODICALS !! If ye would knew all about the War: EAD aloud! and let your friends knov . \% they can get them all at A. P. CHURCH & CO's. man to be the means ‘prize., And then it will pay. Careful esti mates based on the passenger and freight travel over the roads to and from the dis: tricts through which the railroad will pass: show that the receipts of the.road for California travel alone, allowing nothing for the new interests that will spring up along the railroad, would reach three quarters of a communicate with the cotton in the same te” A stringent order has been issued en« neighborhood. sthoat meet forcing the absolute necessity of reducing BIRTEL. the baggage trains of troops in the field. Offi cers will hereafter be allowed to carry only’ their ordinary mess chests and a valise or lowest calculation it is computed that the business of Washoe would yield a net profit to the road of of $3/654,240, per annum.— What. the road will do when the silver re gions are developed, is beyond calculation.— Double the estimated cost of the road, and In this city, Nov. 20th, to the wife of Kdward Muller, a daughter. Vacate earpet bag. .No trunks or boxeg will be perprohibited fim carrying carpet bags and In San Francisco, on the 19th, L. F. Chubbuek. ear It is, therefore, a double duty that every man owes to himself to become a subscriber fur the stock of the road. He connects his name with the greatest of American enterprizes, and makes a worthy investment for himself and his children. —— Arrivalsat National Exchange is also to be put to the carrying of sutler’s goods in regimental and Quartermaster’s Broad Street, Nevada. HAYNES & LAWTON, wagons, under the guise of Quartermaster’s GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR — IMPORTERS OF — murdered, Rohan, the Jailor of Santa Clara county, on the evening before the day he was to be executed, had been killed at Santa Barbara. The report is, that being recognized by tha Sheriff of that county, this officer in aitempting to arrest him was shot dead by Hernandez, when a posse of the citizens STorMs IN THE East.—-A fierce tornado turned out and succeeded in putting an end or hurricane passed over Baltimore en the to the career of this desperado. oa morning of October 22d. Heuses were shaNarrow Excapes.—Miss Lizzie Gordon, ken, chimneys blown down, the roofs of sevthe actress, had a narrow eacape from being eral houses injured, and occasionally trees burnt to death, at San Francisco, last Friday were uprooted. Signeand window shutters midnight. She had retired leaving the light were carried away. whilst evidences of a burning near bed, the bed clothing took fire fierce storm exist all over the city. Some from the lamp and byt for the timely assissmall vessels in the harbor were upset, or dritanee afforded by Policeman Shields}who was ven ashore. A storm passed aver Columbus passing the building, 420 Montgomery street. Ohio, lately, ala ost turning the day into night. she would in all probability have lost her life. Knight, do CE Hall, do McKegau, Washington C Rippiogham, Sac’to J Warrin, do C Hagerty, Moores Sam Gillham, R&R J F Posker, do P Emens, do John Joseph, B Creek W Walker, do JC Mitchell, Brandy C A 7 gag do 4 B.Ayers, do + Fellows, H J Brown. oores @v B Saxb BRITANNFA o&] Nevada. OTICE is hereby given that N tionof the undersigned mascneber oye ganize a Joint Stock Company for the purpose of constructiug a Turmpike Road and ne <amine for themselves. Ne effortis 6 make ita and First Class Hotel and Restaures, where traveler: and boarders will meet wit every attention. ie Ball, Sw unde: the to fo go’=. Agr g order, 2 ml age: 2 pete a cessary Bridges, from the town of Dutch Flat in the county of Placer, to the city of Nevadain the county ef Nevada. ‘The line of said road. via piate Fees. Ubet and Red Dog. ae far ag Sam Hadley’s, on the Jacksonville road, within 10 miles of Yreka, says the Yreka Journal, and will be compieted to that place ina couple of weeks. Hopes are entertained of having the line in

Jackson thie winter, <td ration to ker, .before leaving for Europe, purchased ow ‘yas Dutch Fist Nov. 15th, 1962. xia TOWLE, one wmillien six hundred thousaud dollars in geld. Corcoran made all this money out of see. no our country, and then left it, disgusted with chance of the wire getting here before th are closed, madp Ee” Corcoran, the great Washington ban for the ak aad ofa Preliminary Organization of the institutions under whick all his prosperit ' PF: _ H. Futtows, : WwW. FS HARRIMAN, N. W. Buancwarn, _.» Moses HEATH, W W. Cozzens, E. H. Ga¥torp. a. Saanceenee. “9 ili are selling in quantities to suit, 4 Oh y. Cas + evada, June 10th, 1862. a. c. me ~ SEARLS & NILES, Keep constantly on hand a = the ~s also gi given In door labor could not be performed at mid: that there will be a at the As it was she escaped with some slight burns at the town of Dutch Flag day without the aid of artificial light. on : about the neck and shoulders and a terrible Fifteenth day of December Next, : TELEGRAPH.—The peles have been set up fright. ne 8 NILES SEARLS. ofthe above Goods, which‘they cion fell upo afler disappe for forty th wanting. how The man und ft they had bee A chest full. the house. A street loads, has be first essaay \ girder weig scene at n Cc. H. MEYER & co., Brick House, 76, Broad treet, Stre NEVADA. j and Wholesale Dealers # Importers gemerally. A. P. CHURCH & CO» ert &c. in which the Otfice at the Court House13th, 1861. a courts of 3 cti ali the ce ALLL prain hae, evada, two in anot ATTO E. H. GAYLORD. DISTRICT F, masts. . eeott cal Instruments, Scheel Books October 30th, 1862-im trace of them drawn over without acci and it turns ertt. Great Attorneys and Counselors st 4" Office—Broad street Kidd’s Building. Lowest Market Rates ! Fine French Brandies, Wi SIG Sansome Street, Corner of Merchant.: Ee A wea shert distanc tong were di prietor invites the Public to call very large and full assortment guessing as t OV. CHAUVEL... Proprie has just undergone a thoroughrefit Pre ting and overhatling, and ie WARE, &c., &c., &c. arrived; but on hand. Af ing alarge house to be r THIS well known estabis® 2 yoke of cattle and wagon. ‘Terms liberal, part cash, balance on time with interest. app! mediately to J. M. HIX x, ” urchased at the highest Market var Broad Street. Nevada City. Plated two male bedat the appoin soa the clock HOTEL DE PARIS. Ceal O11 Lamps, FOR SALE ATABARCAIN. ACRES of heavily timbered } 3O0Owithin % of a mile of Nevede City. “ail under tence, with large wood—shed in town.— Also, 1,400 Ibs mules, wagon and harness, Also A gets per made, and State and County* urities Nevada, March 7, 1861-tf Table Cutlery, blood-lettiug. away frem h of Laybach : Drafts on the Eastern Ciffes at the Lowest Re China were arranged BA_TEKER, Mint. Sight Checks on San Franciseo and Sacrame* Glass Ware, have been fou; citizens of tl of five person ket Rates, and liberal advances madeon Det Silver the city did. ° GEORGE W. KIDD, orwarded for Assay or for Coinage at thet! J brook course: him stating was very po not be on hb templated fig Advance on Dut Gu DUST Purchased at the Highest Mie Clocks, tain the equilil abundanee of Ii BANKERS, NO. 30 Main street, Nevada City. } Crockery, French The streets w er, nature has party a com: In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevait sa ieee nov2t C. N. FELTON for Assay or Coinage at the U. S. Mint. Draw Sight Cheeks on San ea Sacre mento and Marysville. Our Sight Exchange on New York. Highest price paid for County Scrip. WARE. things are hereafter te be ejected from fhe wagons and cars wherever found. <A stop Dutt.—Th yesterday, left BIRDSEYE & CO., JURCHASE Gold Dust. NOVEMBER 19, 1862. and commissiary stores. This itis supposed take the statistics of Washoe business as it J HStarns. San Fran JB McChesney )9 will reduce the trains full.one-third. JC Birdseye, do & Wife : F’st’n is, reduce everything to railroad rates, say P Drisbach, do nothing about the hundreds of per centage A Johnson, Auburn § Yates, Moores HERNANDEZ KILLED.—A letter froma W F Beveridge, &t Pan! WCheesney, Q Hill of additional business that railroads make in citizen of San Jose to a geutleman of San L$ Southworth, City W N Jacobs all countries, and the Central Pacific RailBosworth, G v & Wife : do Francisco, states that the report was current SD Mason, do road ig proven to be one of the very best payat that place that Felipe Hernandez, who JWBHanna, do A Cook, do ing-concerns in the werld. in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to theU.3. Mint for Asay or Coinage. County Scrip bought at the Highest Rates. Agency for msurance against Fire. ; ae Nerada, July Ist, 1862. AnD ' GLASS Atlantic journ tal fellows Str undivided tha: says the Terri J. ©. BIRDSEYE, formerly of Nevada, aged 38 years. Lots or P Stratman & C ble bundle con HENRY PBILI. —s VU DEATH. mitted in the baggage triaus. Privates are inillion a year. But thisis nothing. At the ‘boxes ou the regimental wagons. These FALL AND WINTER TRADE! The trial of . , ALMOST A H. MACKIE & CO., day. When arrestBANKERS.. Eatrancesclose at 12) af;-on the day of the ed, he was armed with a bowie kuife, carried race. . (Suecessors to C. W. Mulford.) investme for field nt, such no is ‘There THE Louisville Journal exhorts the rebel mighty Two or more to. make a race. At the old stand, Main street, Nevada. in his boot leg. He maintained his self-pos. Ten percent entrance feefor all the above to beware, lest the fire from the on the habitable globe, and may session until informed by the Commissioner women probably, DUST bought at the Highest Rate. OLD racstate by governed purses. ‘The races to be G Sight Cheekson San Francisco and Seen “ B. JERPFERY, ing rules. be hereafter. It }s an honor to any that he must Southern heat, blazing within their bosoms, ~ never go to prison. mento Proprietor, Glenbrook Race Course. nos’ Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europé, of aiding such an enterwho desire +0 A whieh can. never occur to associating with bad boys) CouRT OF» met and issued Paper and Periodical Store, Cor, of Pine ai ; aoe* Broad Streets, Nevada. H. MACKIE, Races commence at 1 o’clock precisely each winning the re commences to BAKER & WYMORE, DBALERS IN 20th,--A pike where th he Public Patronage solicited. most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion FIRST DAY: » NUMBER OF SURGEONS IN THE ARMY.— & COURSE!!! then ran acros gray trotted ar November, 20th, 2ist and 22d. Stockton, which he inteads to devote to the culture ofthe ‘‘weed.”’ road by private capital. We Postmaster at Oroville, says the Union, was that the Central Pacific Railroad Company examined before a United States —_ . RACE road Street. again out of sig vested the sulk HOLESALE and retail, dealers inGRo -CERIES, PROYVISLONS. SHELF GOOps MINING TOOLS. &c., &c. Have taken th: Stand formerly eccupied by WEAVER & NEW MAN, and will be in constant receipt of a com plete Stock of Goods, which will be sold « Thursday, Friday and Saturday, G bson has leased 120 acres of land oear probably dictated by Gen. Cass; or at least, ever the a= 2S Tosacco.—Henceforth this is to be one ef the staple products of this State. The success of the present year is stimulating many farmers to undertake its culture. No. 5 started on art control him.“ the crowd nea one man and of { J. W. CLARK, iS) an Francises. GEO. A. WEAVER, . } FALL RACES ! Those rampart Democrats who want. cor Cass, probably. GROCERIES & PROVISIONS The saw mill the business of the late firm settled b y mnnicates the sad tidings of the death of . . e. of Rev. Dr. LivingMrs. Livingstonwife n stone, the Africa explorer. She died at Shupany, April 1, of African fever. GLENBROOK ‘It rained all mee the day . left, the company two-thirds o/ the amount requir ed to build the road. The Government is to be reimbursed for its loan in the future, of course, but the patronage of the Government to the road is calculated to more than counterbalance the whole, so that for all prac tica) purposes, the Government may be said to make a donation of from $16,000 to $48,000 for every mile of road constructed. cA.—Letters have been received from Liv Wholesale and Retail Dealer in .« the perform News gives: streets. Still anot! at Providen ‘sliding bre ber of chan ‘Mserted, thi go to the fi claims to be early a the “orty second