November 22, 1862 (4 pages)

ry tlry ST n of LIP. . g#33 CSek ser (838 EE ——_—— the Nevada Daily Transcript saTURDAY ee NOV, 22a-: SS eee Fast’ DrivinG.—There is a great deal of ujriving faster than a walk” over all our ridges, and it is done too, by men who ought tp kwow better. Local often sees horses rotting over the suspension bridge, andthe analler bridges of the ‘town, and nothing 1s done to the driversat all, at all. Atleast the reords of the courts show no cases of fining jor the offense. So far as the smull bridges sre concerned, officers are competent to arratand punish. But the Suspension oe isnot yet accepted by the Board of Trus es, ind the ordinances of the Board may uot be sppliesble to it. Nevertheless someth: ig should be done for the bridge. If the tolvn ean reach the case, it ought to be done. If men will nct learn to regard the rights of the publie any better than to drive like Jebu across & costly bridge, or one that-.is not so costly, they should be dealt within a summrymenner. There are violatiins enough monthly of the rights of tho public, by fast dnving over the bridges. of the town to pay the expenses of the local governmentif the propecamount of fines were imposed. We call the attention of the Board of Trustees to this matter. ~ po ee SS GLENBRUOK TRAGK— SECOND Day.— The number of persons present at the races on the Glenbrook Course yesterday was much larger than the day before. Quite a. luge number of ladies were present, who indulged in the betting and exhibited as much interest in the result as the best jockey on the ground. The purse of $150 offered for the firstelass trotters was won by Geo Laneaster’s bay mare. ‘Tisdale’s gray liorse, Watt's sorrel -horse and the bay mare were entered for this race. : The first heat was won by Watt’s horse-in 2,2 affer which the gray was ruled out on account of his breaking. Secend, the bay mare came in ahead, making the mile in 2,52. The third heat, Watt’s sorrel horse was disanced by the mare; time 2.50. RECAPITULATION.—G. R. Lancaster enefed b. m. Fanny, driven by Jno. LancasflssteisiesccieiaG sale vied ooo e cicitee ‘ R. Watt, s. g. Fraak Malone,,. i : 2 W. Tisdale, g. g. Gen. Taylor, ruled out. Time—2:52, 2:52, 2:50. SevonpD Race.—Pacing match. Sam Gilham entered his gray and Geo. F. Jacobs . his brown mare. First heat, the animals ‘ame in nearly neck and neck, the brown win. ningin 3:15. Second ieat,;-the brown came ahead, time, 3. Third heat, the brown came in leading the gray. The judges decided the gray teok the puree on the ground that the brown trotted instead of pacing; time, 3. Considerable cash changed hands on this rice. ‘The day’s entertainment clesed with eeveral scrub races. Court oF Sesstuns.—Hugh O’Lochlin esterday morning pleaded guilty of the rime of petit larceny, sattwee sent to the county jail for ten days. QuINces.—Mr. Marshall, on Main street, pias just received a fine lot of quinces. This 8a splendid fruit for preserves, and Marshall’s is the place to buy it. SACRAMENTO’S contributiun to the Sanity Commission nowamount to $19,200,a portion of which is in Legal Tender NotesBUMBOLDT county, one of the most sparse Y populated counties in the State, has conbuted $7,338 tothe Patriotic Fund, and § still “pungling.” THERE are now seven military companies n Nevada Territory, either organized er in Togress of organization. SX HUNDRED turkeys lately. arrived in Dayton, N. T., from California. They will Sastitute very good material for the thanksving there, November 27th EDWIN Boot is winning golden opinions om the best papers in New York by his mastly personations of Hamlet and Hichvlieu. Gen. SigeL’s CHaRAcTERISTICS.—Gen. ol represents the culmination of Europe~ ‘eclence. He is eagle-eyed, learned in all Tategy, ready with a precedent for any “expected turn of affairs: and, like an ac Ge chess player, there can be yo new vvement for him while the art of war reins unchanged, because he knows all the . its the board is capable of, and is al¥8 ready to practice them. If any Gener*ver astonisLes him, it will be ‘by bad teralship, and unt by anything ever be~ head of. He is full of the craft of alt © schools, the practiced gladiator. wary, Me, an.) thoroughly used in every art his tale = waste in efforts strength of a less skillee . Reports from the army were received toiS thousand more will be treated in like mang ' BY TELEGRAPE. a Special to the Transcript 4 Eastern Intelligence! WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Hight. Nothing of importance has transpired. = New York, Nov. 21. Gold fitm at 304 to 303. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2]. Gov. Yates of Illinois bad an interview with the President yesterday, and urged the necessity of standing by his recent proclamamation. The President replied he was as much determined on his course as ever. New YorK, Novy. 21. The Times’ Falmouth, Va., dispatch of the 20th says, yesterday the rebel pickets made their appearance on the south bank of the Rapahanneck and arg now within easy musket range. The rebels in the vicinity of Sheppard's Mills are to the number of 18,000, and 10,000 are near Ashby’a and Snicker’s Gaps. In accordance: With a late order of Gen. Halleck, 100 officers who were absent from their commands without leave have been gtricken’from the roll of the army. Nearly ner. Our San Francisco Dispatch. San Francisco, Nov 20th. Steamer Constitution took 175 passengors and $1,353,536 treasure. Private dispatches of New York 20th, says the America arrived té-day with passengers all safe. The Moses Tayler had gone to ‘Realejo for coal. The Patriotic Fund committee sent $30,000 to-day. Total amount sent from the Pacific slope and Nevada Territory is four hundred thousand dollars. A SecEesn Text-Book.—Gen. Daniel H. and, he manifested a rabid antipathy to the Yankee ‘ mudsills,” even before the war broke out, by lecturing on our Revolutionary history, and preverting it to the abuse of Northern troops. He also published in 1847 a text-book, called the ‘ Elements of Algebra,” which” had a large .ale. Two ef the problems are as follows, and they explain te some extent<the bitter feelings of the young secesh : wooden nutmegs, which cost him one-tourth of a cent apiece, with real nutmegs worth four cents apiece, and sells the whole.assortment for $46. and gains $3,75 by the fraud. How many wooden nutmegs were there?” ‘The’ field of battle at Bunea Vista is six and a half miles from Saltillo. Two Indiana volunteers ran away from the field of battle at the same time; -one ran a half a mile per hour faster-than the other, and reached Saltillo five minutes and fifty-four and six-elevenths seconds. sooner than the other. Required their respective rates of travel.” QUITE arow las occurred in Napa, concerning a preemption claim includjng the Napa soda Springs. Between the contestants all the houses upon the premises were burned gnd the bottling establishment, with wagons. &c., destroyed. _ Tne Confederacy gained some 40,000 men by the conscription act in Nerth Carolina alone, and the examining physicians reported more then three-fourths of them as_an unfit duty. ; Barce Sunk.—The barge*Pioneer, loaded with 160 cords of weod, sunk in the river, twenty miles below Colusa. The wood was saved. THE majority of Slenker, the Democratic candidate for Auditor General in Peonsylvania, three counties being only estimated, is about 3,500. {3 Thirteen San Francisco physicians have contributed $940 to the Sanitary Fund. Hill, of the rebel army, is a South Carolinian 4 “ A Yankee mixcs a certain number of: se NEW STOCK-WINTER GOODS —AT THE— American Dry Goods Store ! ' BROAD STREET, NEVADA, CHINN & COLBY AVE just received from San Francisco the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK of WINTER GOODS! i Ever brought in the Mountains. .§ “THE DRY GOODS Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada and \ the surrounding country at such prices that can . not tail to suit. SILK GOODS--New Variety. DRESS GOODS, Totles Peintes, _ Jacones, Indiennes, Soitcries, 5000 yards Poplin: Silk and Wool Shellers, Organdies, Traveling Dress Goods, all kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CARPETS, 1000 Pieces of Linen. Gloves of every size ondcolor. French & American Prints.Silk & Wool Curtain Damask, Wool, Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Bleached Shecting. A large Stock tof Trimmings, Mohair, Barege. Marseilles& Lancaster Quilts, Miantillas, Shawls, Embroideriecs, Bonnets, me Shakers, Sunshades, — Umbrellas, ‘Parasols, NEW STYLE DUSTERS! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS ! New Style of Embroidery, entirely New ! BONNETS & CHILDREN’S HATS ! New Style of DRESS SILK. This permanent stock of Dry Coods—the largest ever seen in the mountains of Califernia— was bought for Cash and we will guarantee to. sell cheaper than ahy other establishment can possibly sell. Ladies ! ecalland examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give us one trial. CHINN & COLBY. Nevada, Oct. 25th. : A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, JR A. BLOCK & CO., Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM SHAFER, Commercial street, Nevada. Offers better bargains in the Bootagd Shoe line than any other house in Nevada. His large and well selected stock consists of Gentlemen’s fine and coarse Boots whichhe sells at extraordinary low prices, Just drop in his store and you will then be satisfied that there is a Cheap Boot and Shoe store inthe town. Miners, if your diggings are poor and you wish wae pair of his Cheap Boots. Ladies! your attention is called to his stock of Shoes. ‘ Repairing.—Particular attention given to this branch ‘of the busiriess. Give me a call and marae fai M.S FER. Nevada, Noy 18th—tf SPENCE & WICKSS, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. NEVADA CYMNASIUM ! Main Street, next door to the Theatre. J. H. KELLER, \HE Gymnasium will be open from 6 o’clock A. M.,t» 10% P.M. Hours for class Exercise, from : 10to11 A. M., and from 7} to 104 P. M. Proprietor. Terms of Tuition: Adults per month,.. Sclesiesasis $5,00 Beys, ‘ 6) ~~ Siedsevie's «.$3,00 A deduction’ made from the above terms, when scholars enter for the quarter. not “ FAMILY GROCERY STORE! A. BARUH, No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. = Informs the public that he will keep constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. Hie articles are ‘all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— He can always be found at bis old ‘Commereial street. to study economy call on SHAEFER and buy a Special Notices. P eee = + Sacramento Advertisement. =: $100 Reward—Forany,, ease of Syphilis, in an stage, which < PR. LE RIGHEAU’S GOLVEN BALSAM fails tocure. No comment is neces* sary upon this medicine, it stands entirely upon its own unequaled merits ; it has cured thousands who have wasted handeome fortunes, and will cure thousands more. Golden Balsam No. { for first and second stages, such aS sores upon thelegs or other parts of the body, sere eyes, ete., etc. Golden Balsam Ne. 2, for Tertzary, Mercurial and Sphilitic Rheumatism. Price, $5 per bottle; upon receipt of this sum we will ship te any part of the State— Noticr.— We have no agents for this medicine, , and-arc solic proprieters and manufacturers. Allorders must be directed to us to obtain the geJ nuine. _Gbserve well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarrantee a perfect and las eure. er cee CHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Whelesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Clay and Sansome sts., Sen Francisco, ‘Also, Sole Agents for the celebrafed SPANISH ANTIDOTE, & aration never known to fail, for the cure of Gleet Gonorrhea Irrita. tion, Gravel. and all Urinary derange/ ments. None — without our cir: eular of Golden Balsam wrapped \ 347. around the bottle. £4 MOTHERS! MOTHERS !! “3 \ON’T fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW’S SOOTHING tide A for ptt eeatnctor : This valuable preparation 18 -prescri of one of the saan experienced and Skil pA i Nurses in New England, and has been used with mever failing suSvess in “I HOUSANDS OF CASES. It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels. corrects acidity, and gives tone andenergy to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions, which ifnot speedily remedied, end in death. Webelieve itthe best and surest Remedy inthe World, in all cases of Dysentery’ and DIARRHC®A in Children, whether arising from teething or from any other cause. Full directions for usiug-will accompany cach bottle. Nonegenuine 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 & CO., AGENTS, San Francisco. ocim3 jly 12-6m THOMAS HENRY, Forwarding & Commission Merchant; At Weaver & Co’s, No. 59 Broad Street, Nevada City. OODS, purchased and forwarded to Nevada G Territory and intermediate points with desdatch. All orders sent to him will be promptly and faithfully attended to. ? References —Weaver & Co., T. E. Beans & Co., Nevada. E. McLaughlin, H. Hirshman, Virginia city. A. B. Paul, Gold Hill.i John Grier, Silver city. no6 ‘PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE.THIS METHOD OF ~ Proclaiming to the World ! — THAT — MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! * Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at A. P.CHURCH & CO. Cor. of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada. Pacific Mail Steumship Co. Salts Nov, Ist—GOLDEN AGE, F. R. Baby, Come’r. Nov. 11th—ORIZABA,— ,.Commander. Nov. 2ist—CONSTITUTION, T. J. Watkins, Commander. From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o’elock, A.M. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinw 4.1) the Panama Railroad Company ad fra m / ypmwallto New York by the Atlantic and Pacilc meremanteC mpany A. B. FORBKS, Arenta W. F. BABCOCK, pears Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco The following steamships will be dispatched in the month of November, 1862: BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, §¢r Prescriptions carefully compounded. LG CENTRE MARKET, NO. 2. Two doors below the TRANSCKIPT office BULACHER & KRAFT. kinds, at Wholesale and Ketail— This Market, is continually supall kinds, and customers will be attended with out a moment’s délay NOTICE ! df bee ~ Stockholders ofthe Central Pacific Railto meet at the office of the Company, Nos. 56 and 58, K street in the city of Sacramento, at 100prove or act upon the By Laws adopted by the Board of Directors of said CaneyMARK HOPKINS, Fy Central Pacilic R. R. Co., LU ef. t ICE! agent the unall persons knowing themecives indebted. will please cell and pay, as I want te leave b the R.H. MCDONALD, —_ J. C SPENCER. “WHOLESALE , Drug Importing House, R.H. M’DONALD & CO. SACRAMENTO. INVITE ‘ATTENTION TO OUR E W large and carefully selected stock of suerior rugs and medicines . Retorts and Cruvibles, Chemicals of all kinds, Druggists Glassware, . Solid and Fluid Ex’t, : Brewers’ Stock, Soda Water Material, Paints and Oils, Kerosene and Ceal Oils. Fancy Goods. _ Card and Sperm Oils. Trusses. Shoul’ Braces . Ucohol in Tin, Camphene, burn’ fluid Agssayers Matcrials, ~\ Abdominal Supporters. Together with a complete assortment of al articlesinthe Drug line. Wedv not mtend to be undersold by any house in’California. Orders respectfully solicited and goods forwarded to alk parts of the Pacific coast and country. K, H. McDONALD &€ CO., Importing Druggists. Sacramento, The undersigned offer for sale. , 100 Carboys Oil Vitro], ‘*Easter1i” .3000 Ibs Nitric, strong. 1500 lbs Citric Adid, 5 1000 lbs Muriatic Vcid,2000 Ibs Powered ‘Lartaric Acid, best , 60 casks superfine CarbSoda; 500 oz Sulph Quinine, 1700 oz of Wright’s pills 100 ozs Strychine pure ,'20 gross Brandretns P't 7501. Sulph Morphine ;,100 gro Moffats, Ayer’s {00 lbs lodide Potassa ;' Jaynes* Lees and 125 Ibs Chloroform ; > MeLanes Pills ; 106 Ibs Cafome! ; :100doz Myres Sarsupar1000 lbs Sp’ts Nirtre andjiila and Yellow Dock , Aq? Ammonie: © :100dos of Lyons Katha700 tbs Gum Arabic whi’; rion ; 600 lbs Balsam Copaiba ,:500 doz Jules Haules & 2000 lbs Flors Sulphur :' Cq’s extracts Hair 600 Ibs Oil Lemon Berga. Oil, Calognes &c ; mot, '75 boxes Castile soap Origanum, Peppermint,, genuine ; Spruce and Almonds; '90 cases best Olive Oil ; 2200 gallons Kerosene ;;3000 lbs Sal Soda ; 1100 yallons pure Lard:90 bbis Rosin : Oil ih tin, *1100 bbks’ Plaster Paris ; 800 gallons Camphene .:40 bbls Marble Dust : 1200 gallons, A)chohol!20 bbls Whiting , 96 per ct in tin ; 13000 Ibs Shakers Herbs, 1100 gallons Linseed Oil! fresh , 1009 gallons Neatsfoot,400 lbs Polar and China Nuti Oil; 800 gallons Castor Oil ; Paint Rrushes , White Wash Brushes ¢ Hair Brushes ; Shakers’ Herbs, Electric Preparations Patent Medicines, ure Ground Sage fresh; . :1000 Ibs pressed Mops in 4 34 11b papers: (2500 Ibs Borax , 1Varnishes ofall. kinds ; '300 Ibs assorted Painta Teeth Brushes , i -<™ cans Feather Dusters ; Y ton Putty in bladders 16 bbls refined Lump blki and tins , 29 bbls Irish Moss ; bbls Dye Woods ; — 10 cases Isitglass 26 bbls Canary. Hon. Flax Corlander seed In quantities to suit, all at the lowest prices.r© ders respectfully solicited. : R, H. McDonald & Co., Importing Wholesale Druggists, Sacramento, Dental Imperting Housc, R. H. McDONALD & CO. Brugginats«, Ww: respecfully invite the attention of the assortment of dental goods, the following comprising a part only : Plam and’ Pivot Tecth,Ivory Haddled Pl’ggers Gum Teeth, large assortjand sealers. Teeth for Vuleanite wor. steel and Wire Handlcd gum & plain, great va-ipluggers and scalers, _: excavators, Burrs & Jones White’s Gold. Drills screws, Punches, Foil. Abby & son’s Gold. Hooks, brushes and car. Foil, Watt’s Crystal Foil undum W ueels, 19 {2s and sponge Guld, Gind stones ond Polish Tin Foil and Platina] . Powders, ~ Plate athes,Gold Plate and solder, {Mouth Mirrors, differDental chairs; head restsjent patterns 3 Files of all kinds, Forceps a large yariecy DENTAL CASES, Cheveller’s Best, containing a large uumber of Instruments, Mouth Mirrors &c, Cases made of mahogany, brass bound, with drawers, ete.all complete price according to size and style—from $76 to $175 cach. . ‘ 2 ANATOMICAL PREPARAVIONS. Consistitg of Upper and Lower Maxillaries carved, exhibiting Nerves on side and Artery and Vein on theother. Head, with carved jaw, ex posing fangs of Teeth, 32 in number. Vuleanizers Vulcanite Tceth, Rubber aud everything for doing vulcanite work in the latest and most approved styles, together with pearly everything used by Oentists,all of which We shal sellat very low prices, and respectfully solicit Dentists to call and examine and price our goods Goous packed with care and forwarded, by cx press or otherwise, to all parts of the Pacitic coast. RK. H McDONALD & CQ., Wholesale Druggists sacramento, Cal TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS ETC., Gum stockings, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal] supporters, suspensary Bandages, silk Elastic Bandages for Ladies, A very large’ assortment of articles in this Ime. For sale by RK. H. McDONALD & CO., Sacramento. BREWERS’ STOCK, Fresh Hops, Jriish Moss, Burgundy’ Pitch, Pitch, Keg Corks. Everything in this linceof the best quality. For sale upon reasonable terms N. B.—10 bales Hops just received by Express R.H. McDONALD & CO. SODA WATER MATERIAL, Corks, Agids, Essential Oils. Whiting, Marble Dust Soda Twine. Everything in line. For sale by Kh. H. McDONALD & CO ASSAYER’S MATERIAS,, Crucibles, Keterts, Acids, and a general supplyof allarticles in this line. KCLECTIC MEDICINES. We are constantly receiving per express, ad ditionalsupplies from the manufactories . TILDON’S SUGAR COATED PILLS, of nearly all the concentrated Medicines, put up in bottles. For saleby R. H. MeDONALD&CO,, Sacramento. — PERFUMERY. We are constantly receiving articles to this line, direct from Foreign and American manufac-— tories. Forsale by. RK, H. McDONALD & CO PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNISHES, Brushes, Feather Dusters; Zine White, Fire Proof Paint, Linseed Oil, Boiled and Ruw. iar sale by Kk. HMcDONALD & ©. CUAL AND KEROSENE OILS. Burning Fiuid, Lamp Oil, Neatsfoot Oil, Lard Qu Gamphene. Knowing the difficulty in proeuring a goed article, so necessary for brilliant lixht. we have taken excra pains to import thego of the best quality,and cap supply our customers with a superior artiele. R. H. McDONALD & Uv * “ Sacramento. Patent Medicines. Weare agents for the following Known Meuiicines and offer them at reduced prices t sands’ Sarsaparilla, Jaynes’ sanative Pits. Ayers’ sarsaparilia, ‘Jaynes’ Ague Pitts, Myers’ sarsaparilla and!Ayers’ Pil's, ellow Dock, :Moffat’s Pi'te, Jaynes’ Expectorant. :Cheesman's Pi!'s, Jaynes’ Aiterative, Pilden’s Fiuid Ka’t ~ Jayies’ Hair Tonic, ‘Bilden’s Sugar Co’ Pii's. Ayres’ Pectoral andi Tiden’s Pearts of A.tivs Ague cure, : Chivroferm, Wistar's Balsam Witd:Moffatt’s Phemix iiCherry, 3 AN, R, H. MeDONALD & Co , ¢ Importing and wholesale Druggists, haeta’teCommercial Street, Ete] FRESH MEATSOF ALL plied with the choicest meats of _ Nevada. Sept 3da.—1m road Company of California, are requested clock, on the 22d day cf November, 1862, to apBy order of the Board ef Wirectors, * Sacramento. Met, 16th, 1862. dersigned will and get their moncy, and i inst. nol2 J. M. HIXON.

ry tlry ST n of LIP. . g#33 CSek ser (838 EE ——_—— the Nevada Daily Transcript saTURDAY ee NOV, 22a-: SS eee Fast’ DrivinG.—There is a great deal of ujriving faster than a walk” over all our ridges, and it is done too, by men who ought tp kwow better. Local often sees horses rotting over the suspension bridge, andthe analler bridges of the ‘town, and nothing 1s done to the driversat all, at all. Atleast the reords of the courts show no cases of fining jor the offense. So far as the smull bridges sre concerned, officers are competent to arratand punish. But the Suspension oe isnot yet accepted by the Board of Trus es, ind the ordinances of the Board may uot be sppliesble to it. Nevertheless someth: ig should be done for the bridge. If the tolvn ean reach the case, it ought to be done. If men will nct learn to regard the rights of the publie any better than to drive like Jebu across & costly bridge, or one that-.is not so costly, they should be dealt within a summrymenner. There are violatiins enough monthly of the rights of tho public, by fast dnving over the bridges. of the town to pay the expenses of the local governmentif the propecamount of fines were imposed. We call the attention of the Board of Trustees to this matter. ~ po ee SS GLENBRUOK TRAGK— SECOND Day.— The number of persons present at the races on the Glenbrook Course yesterday was much larger than the day before. Quite a. luge number of ladies were present, who indulged in the betting and exhibited as much interest in the result as the best jockey on the ground. The purse of $150 offered for the firstelass trotters was won by Geo Laneaster’s bay mare. ‘Tisdale’s gray liorse, Watt's sorrel -horse and the bay mare were entered for this race. : The first heat was won by Watt’s horse-in 2,2 affer which the gray was ruled out on account of his breaking. Secend, the bay mare came in ahead, making the mile in 2,52. The third heat, Watt’s sorrel horse was disanced by the mare; time 2.50. RECAPITULATION.—G. R. Lancaster enefed b. m. Fanny, driven by Jno. LancasflssteisiesccieiaG sale vied ooo e cicitee ‘ R. Watt, s. g. Fraak Malone,,. i : 2 W. Tisdale, g. g. Gen. Taylor, ruled out. Time—2:52, 2:52, 2:50. SevonpD Race.—Pacing match. Sam Gilham entered his gray and Geo. F. Jacobs . his brown mare. First heat, the animals ‘ame in nearly neck and neck, the brown win. ningin 3:15. Second ieat,;-the brown came ahead, time, 3. Third heat, the brown came in leading the gray. The judges decided the gray teok the puree on the ground that the brown trotted instead of pacing; time, 3. Considerable cash changed hands on this rice. ‘The day’s entertainment clesed with eeveral scrub races. Court oF Sesstuns.—Hugh O’Lochlin esterday morning pleaded guilty of the rime of petit larceny, sattwee sent to the county jail for ten days. QuINces.—Mr. Marshall, on Main street, pias just received a fine lot of quinces. This 8a splendid fruit for preserves, and Marshall’s is the place to buy it. SACRAMENTO’S contributiun to the Sanity Commission nowamount to $19,200,a portion of which is in Legal Tender NotesBUMBOLDT county, one of the most sparse Y populated counties in the State, has conbuted $7,338 tothe Patriotic Fund, and § still “pungling.” THERE are now seven military companies n Nevada Territory, either organized er in Togress of organization. SX HUNDRED turkeys lately. arrived in Dayton, N. T., from California. They will Sastitute very good material for the thanksving there, November 27th EDWIN Boot is winning golden opinions om the best papers in New York by his mastly personations of Hamlet and Hichvlieu. Gen. SigeL’s CHaRAcTERISTICS.—Gen. ol represents the culmination of Europe~ ‘eclence. He is eagle-eyed, learned in all Tategy, ready with a precedent for any “expected turn of affairs: and, like an ac Ge chess player, there can be yo new vvement for him while the art of war reins unchanged, because he knows all the . its the board is capable of, and is al¥8 ready to practice them. If any Gener*ver astonisLes him, it will be ‘by bad teralship, and unt by anything ever be~ head of. He is full of the craft of alt © schools, the practiced gladiator. wary, Me, an.) thoroughly used in every art his tale = waste in efforts strength of a less skillee . Reports from the army were received toiS thousand more will be treated in like mang ' BY TELEGRAPE. a Special to the Transcript 4 Eastern Intelligence! WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Hight. Nothing of importance has transpired. = New York, Nov. 21. Gold fitm at 304 to 303. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2]. Gov. Yates of Illinois bad an interview with the President yesterday, and urged the necessity of standing by his recent proclamamation. The President replied he was as much determined on his course as ever. New YorK, Novy. 21. The Times’ Falmouth, Va., dispatch of the 20th says, yesterday the rebel pickets made their appearance on the south bank of the Rapahanneck and arg now within easy musket range. The rebels in the vicinity of Sheppard's Mills are to the number of 18,000, and 10,000 are near Ashby’a and Snicker’s Gaps. In accordance: With a late order of Gen. Halleck, 100 officers who were absent from their commands without leave have been gtricken’from the roll of the army. Nearly ner. Our San Francisco Dispatch. San Francisco, Nov 20th. Steamer Constitution took 175 passengors and $1,353,536 treasure. Private dispatches of New York 20th, says the America arrived té-day with passengers all safe. The Moses Tayler had gone to ‘Realejo for coal. The Patriotic Fund committee sent $30,000 to-day. Total amount sent from the Pacific slope and Nevada Territory is four hundred thousand dollars. A SecEesn Text-Book.—Gen. Daniel H. and, he manifested a rabid antipathy to the Yankee ‘ mudsills,” even before the war broke out, by lecturing on our Revolutionary history, and preverting it to the abuse of Northern troops. He also published in 1847 a text-book, called the ‘ Elements of Algebra,” which” had a large .ale. Two ef the problems are as follows, and they explain te some extent<the bitter feelings of the young secesh : wooden nutmegs, which cost him one-tourth of a cent apiece, with real nutmegs worth four cents apiece, and sells the whole.assortment for $46. and gains $3,75 by the fraud. How many wooden nutmegs were there?” ‘The’ field of battle at Bunea Vista is six and a half miles from Saltillo. Two Indiana volunteers ran away from the field of battle at the same time; -one ran a half a mile per hour faster-than the other, and reached Saltillo five minutes and fifty-four and six-elevenths seconds. sooner than the other. Required their respective rates of travel.” QUITE arow las occurred in Napa, concerning a preemption claim includjng the Napa soda Springs. Between the contestants all the houses upon the premises were burned gnd the bottling establishment, with wagons. &c., destroyed. _ Tne Confederacy gained some 40,000 men by the conscription act in Nerth Carolina alone, and the examining physicians reported more then three-fourths of them as_an unfit duty. ; Barce Sunk.—The barge*Pioneer, loaded with 160 cords of weod, sunk in the river, twenty miles below Colusa. The wood was saved. THE majority of Slenker, the Democratic candidate for Auditor General in Peonsylvania, three counties being only estimated, is about 3,500. {3 Thirteen San Francisco physicians have contributed $940 to the Sanitary Fund. Hill, of the rebel army, is a South Carolinian 4 “ A Yankee mixcs a certain number of: se NEW STOCK-WINTER GOODS —AT THE— American Dry Goods Store ! ' BROAD STREET, NEVADA, CHINN & COLBY AVE just received from San Francisco the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK of WINTER GOODS! i Ever brought in the Mountains. .§ “THE DRY GOODS Which they offer to the Ladies of Nevada and \ the surrounding country at such prices that can . not tail to suit. SILK GOODS--New Variety. DRESS GOODS, Totles Peintes, _ Jacones, Indiennes, Soitcries, 5000 yards Poplin: Silk and Wool Shellers, Organdies, Traveling Dress Goods, all kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CARPETS, 1000 Pieces of Linen. Gloves of every size ondcolor. French & American Prints.Silk & Wool Curtain Damask, Wool, Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Bleached Shecting. A large Stock tof Trimmings, Mohair, Barege. Marseilles& Lancaster Quilts, Miantillas, Shawls, Embroideriecs, Bonnets, me Shakers, Sunshades, — Umbrellas, ‘Parasols, NEW STYLE DUSTERS! NEW STYLES MANTILLAS ! New Style of Embroidery, entirely New ! BONNETS & CHILDREN’S HATS ! New Style of DRESS SILK. This permanent stock of Dry Coods—the largest ever seen in the mountains of Califernia— was bought for Cash and we will guarantee to. sell cheaper than ahy other establishment can possibly sell. Ladies ! ecalland examine our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give us one trial. CHINN & COLBY. Nevada, Oct. 25th. : A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, JR A. BLOCK & CO., Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM SHAFER, Commercial street, Nevada. Offers better bargains in the Bootagd Shoe line than any other house in Nevada. His large and well selected stock consists of Gentlemen’s fine and coarse Boots whichhe sells at extraordinary low prices, Just drop in his store and you will then be satisfied that there is a Cheap Boot and Shoe store inthe town. Miners, if your diggings are poor and you wish wae pair of his Cheap Boots. Ladies! your attention is called to his stock of Shoes. ‘ Repairing.—Particular attention given to this branch ‘of the busiriess. Give me a call and marae fai M.S FER. Nevada, Noy 18th—tf SPENCE & WICKSS, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. NEVADA CYMNASIUM ! Main Street, next door to the Theatre. J. H. KELLER, \HE Gymnasium will be open from 6 o’clock A. M.,t» 10% P.M. Hours for class Exercise, from : 10to11 A. M., and from 7} to 104 P. M. Proprietor. Terms of Tuition: Adults per month,... Sclesiesasis $5,00 Beys, ‘ 6) ~~ Siedsevie's «..$3,00 A deduction’ made from the above terms, when scholars enter for the quarter. not “ FAMILY GROCERY STORE! A. BARUH, No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. = Informs the public that he will keep constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. Hie articles are ‘all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— He can always be found at bis old ‘Commereial street. to study economy call on SHAEFER and buy a Special Notices. P eee = +

Sacramento Advertisement. =: $100 Reward—Forany,, ease of Syphilis, in an stage, which < PR. LE RIGHEAU’S GOLVEN BALSAM fails tocure. No comment is neces* sary upon this medicine, it stands entirely upon its own unequaled merits ; it has cured thousands who have wasted handeome fortunes, and will cure thousands more. Golden Balsam No. { for first and second stages, such aS sores upon thelegs or other parts of the body, sere eyes, ete., etc. Golden Balsam Ne. 2, for Tertzary, Mercurial and Sphilitic Rheumatism. Price, $5 per bottle; upon receipt of this sum we will ship te any part of the State— Noticr.— We have no agents for this medicine, , and-arc solic proprieters and manufacturers. Allorders must be directed to us to obtain the geJ nuine. _Gbserve well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarrantee a perfect and las eure. er cee CHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Whelesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Clay and Sansome sts., Sen Francisco, ‘Also, Sole Agents for the celebrafed SPANISH ANTIDOTE, & aration never known to fail, for the cure of Gleet Gonorrhea Irrita. tion, Gravel. and all Urinary derange/ ments. None — without our cir: eular of Golden Balsam wrapped \ 347. around the bottle. £4 MOTHERS! MOTHERS !! “3 \ON’T fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW’S SOOTHING tide A for ptt eeatnctor : This valuable preparation 18 -prescri of one of the saan experienced and Skil pA i Nurses in New England, and has been used with mever failing suSvess in “I HOUSANDS OF CASES. It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels. corrects acidity, and gives tone andenergy to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions, which ifnot speedily remedied, end in death. Webelieve itthe best and surest Remedy inthe World, in all cases of Dysentery’ and DIARRHC®A in Children, whether arising from teething or from any other cause. Full directions for usiug-will accompany cach bottle. Nonegenuine 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 & CO., AGENTS, San Francisco. ocim3 jly 12-6m THOMAS HENRY, Forwarding & Commission Merchant; At Weaver & Co’s, No. 59 Broad Street, Nevada City. OODS, purchased and forwarded to Nevada G Territory and intermediate points with desdatch. All orders sent to him will be promptly and faithfully attended to. ? References —Weaver & Co., T. E. Beans & Co., Nevada. E. McLaughlin, H. Hirshman, Virginia city. A. B. Paul, Gold Hill.i John Grier, Silver city. no6 ‘PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE.THIS METHOD OF ~ Proclaiming to the World ! — THAT — MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION! * Can be obtained at LOW RATES, at A. P.CHURCH & CO. Cor. of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada. Pacific Mail Steumship Co. Salts Nov, Ist—GOLDEN AGE, F. R. Baby, Come’r. Nov. 11th—ORIZABA,— ,.Commander. Nov. 2ist—CONSTITUTION, T. J. Watkins, Commander. From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o’elock, A.M. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinw 4.1) the Panama Railroad Company ad fra m / ypmwallto New York by the Atlantic and Pacilc meremanteC mpany A. B. FORBKS, Arenta W. F. BABCOCK, pears Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco The following steamships will be dispatched in the month of November, 1862: BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, §¢r Prescriptions carefully compounded. LG CENTRE MARKET, NO. 2. Two doors below the TRANSCKIPT office BULACHER & KRAFT. kinds, at Wholesale and Ketail— This Market, is continually supall kinds, and customers will be attended with out a moment’s délay NOTICE ! df bee ~ Stockholders ofthe Central Pacific Railto meet at the office of the Company, Nos. 56 and 58, K street in the city of Sacramento, at 100prove or act upon the By Laws adopted by the Board of Directors of said CaneyMARK HOPKINS, Fy Central Pacilic R. R. Co., LU ef. t ICE! agent the unall persons knowing themecives indebted. will please cell and pay, as I want te leave b the R.H. MCDONALD, —_ J. C SPENCER. “WHOLESALE , Drug Importing House, R.H. M’DONALD & CO. SACRAMENTO. INVITE ‘ATTENTION TO OUR E W large and carefully selected stock of suerior rugs and medicines . Retorts and Cruvibles, Chemicals of all kinds, Druggists Glassware, . Solid and Fluid Ex’t, : Brewers’ Stock, Soda Water Material, Paints and Oils, Kerosene and Ceal Oils. Fancy Goods. _ Card and Sperm Oils. Trusses. Shoul’ Braces . Ucohol in Tin, Camphene, burn’ fluid Agssayers Matcrials, ~\ Abdominal Supporters. Together with a complete assortment of al articlesinthe Drug line. Wedv not mtend to be undersold by any house in’California. Orders respectfully solicited and goods forwarded to alk parts of the Pacific coast and country. K, H. McDONALD &€ CO., Importing Druggists. Sacramento, The undersigned offer for sale. , 100 Carboys Oil Vitro], ‘*Easter1i” .3000 Ibs Nitric, strong. 1500 lbs Citric Adid, 5 1000 lbs Muriatic Vcid,2000 Ibs Powered ‘Lartaric Acid, best , 60 casks superfine CarbSoda; 500 oz Sulph Quinine, 1700 oz of Wright’s pills 100 ozs Strychine pure ,'20 gross Brandretns P't 7501. Sulph Morphine ;,100 gro Moffats, Ayer’s {00 lbs lodide Potassa ;' Jaynes* Lees and 125 Ibs Chloroform ; > MeLanes Pills ; 106 Ibs Cafome! ; :100doz Myres Sarsupar1000 lbs Sp’ts Nirtre andjiila and Yellow Dock , Aq? Ammonie: © :100dos of Lyons Katha700 tbs Gum Arabic whi’; rion ; 600 lbs Balsam Copaiba ,:500 doz Jules Haules & 2000 lbs Flors Sulphur :' Cq’s extracts Hair 600 Ibs Oil Lemon Berga. Oil, Calognes &c ; mot, '75 boxes Castile soap Origanum, Peppermint,, genuine ; Spruce and Almonds; '90 cases best Olive Oil ; 2200 gallons Kerosene ;;3000 lbs Sal Soda ; 1100 yallons pure Lard:90 bbis Rosin : Oil ih tin, *1100 bbks’ Plaster Paris ; 800 gallons Camphene .:40 bbls Marble Dust : 1200 gallons, A)chohol!20 bbls Whiting , 96 per ct in tin ; 13000 Ibs Shakers Herbs, 1100 gallons Linseed Oil! fresh , 1009 gallons Neatsfoot,400 lbs Polar and China Nuti Oil; 800 gallons Castor Oil ; Paint Rrushes , White Wash Brushes ¢ Hair Brushes ; Shakers’ Herbs, Electric Preparations Patent Medicines, ure Ground Sage fresh; . :1000 Ibs pressed Mops in 4 34 11b papers: (2500 Ibs Borax , 1Varnishes ofall. kinds ; '300 Ibs assorted Painta Teeth Brushes , i -<™ cans Feather Dusters ; Y ton Putty in bladders 16 bbls refined Lump blki and tins , 29 bbls Irish Moss ; bbls Dye Woods ; — 10 cases Isitglass 26 bbls Canary. Hon. Flax Corlander seed In quantities to suit, all at the lowest prices.r© ders respectfully solicited. : R, H. McDonald & Co., Importing Wholesale Druggists, Sacramento, Dental Imperting Housc, R. H. McDONALD & CO. Brugginats«, Ww: respecfully invite the attention of the assortment of dental goods, the following comprising a part only : Plam and’ Pivot Tecth,Ivory Haddled Pl’ggers Gum Teeth, large assortjand sealers. Teeth for Vuleanite wor. steel and Wire Handlcd gum & plain, great va-ipluggers and scalers, _: excavators, Burrs & Jones White’s Gold. Drills screws, Punches, Foil. Abby & son’s Gold. Hooks, brushes and car. Foil, Watt’s Crystal Foil undum W ueels, 19 {2s and sponge Guld, Gind stones ond Polish Tin Foil and Platina] . Powders, ~ Plate athes,Gold Plate and solder, {Mouth Mirrors, differDental chairs; head restsjent patterns 3 Files of all kinds, Forceps a large yariecy DENTAL CASES, Cheveller’s Best, containing a large uumber of Instruments, Mouth Mirrors &c, Cases made of mahogany, brass bound, with drawers, ete.all complete price according to size and style—from $76 to $175 cach. . ‘ 2 ANATOMICAL PREPARAVIONS. Consistitg of Upper and Lower Maxillaries carved, exhibiting Nerves on side and Artery and Vein on theother. Head, with carved jaw, ex posing fangs of Teeth, 32 in number. Vuleanizers Vulcanite Tceth, Rubber aud everything for doing vulcanite work in the latest and most approved styles, together with pearly everything used by Oentists,all of which We shal sellat very low prices, and respectfully solicit Dentists to call and examine and price our goods Goous packed with care and forwarded, by cx press or otherwise, to all parts of the Pacitic coast. RK. H McDONALD & CQ., Wholesale Druggists sacramento, Cal TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS ETC., Gum stockings, Shoulder Braces, Abdominal] supporters, suspensary Bandages, silk Elastic Bandages for Ladies, A very large’ assortment of articles in this Ime. For sale by RK. H. McDONALD & CO., Sacramento. BREWERS’ STOCK, Fresh Hops, Jriish Moss, Burgundy’ Pitch, Pitch, Keg Corks. Everything in this linceof the best quality. For sale upon reasonable terms N. B.—10 bales Hops just received by Express R.H. McDONALD & CO. SODA WATER MATERIAL, Corks, Agids, Essential Oils. Whiting, Marble Dust Soda Twine. Everything in line. For sale by Kh. H. McDONALD & CO ASSAYER’S MATERIAS,, Crucibles, Keterts, Acids, and a general supplyof allarticles in this line. KCLECTIC MEDICINES. We are constantly receiving per express, ad ditionalsupplies from the manufactories . TILDON’S SUGAR COATED PILLS, of nearly all the concentrated Medicines, put up in bottles. For saleby R. H. MeDONALD&CO,, Sacramento. — PERFUMERY. We are constantly receiving articles to this line, direct from Foreign and American manufac-— tories. Forsale by. RK, H. McDONALD & CO PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNISHES, Brushes, Feather Dusters; Zine White, Fire Proof Paint, Linseed Oil, Boiled and Ruw. iar sale by Kk. HMcDONALD & ©. CUAL AND KEROSENE OILS. Burning Fiuid, Lamp Oil, Neatsfoot Oil, Lard Qu Gamphene. Knowing the difficulty in proeuring a goed article, so necessary for brilliant lixht. we have taken excra pains to import thego of the best quality,and cap supply our customers with a superior artiele. R. H. McDONALD & Uv * “ Sacramento. Patent Medicines. Weare agents for the following Known Meuiicines and offer them at reduced prices t sands’ Sarsaparilla, Jaynes’ sanative Pits. Ayers’ sarsaparilia, ‘Jaynes’ Ague Pitts, Myers’ sarsaparilla and!Ayers’ Pil's, ellow Dock, :Moffat’s Pi'te, Jaynes’ Expectorant. :Cheesman's Pi!'s, Jaynes’ Aiterative, Pilden’s Fiuid Ka’t ~ Jayies’ Hair Tonic, ‘Bilden’s Sugar Co’ Pii's. Ayres’ Pectoral andi Tiden’s Pearts of A.tivs Ague cure, : Chivroferm, Wistar's Balsam Witd:Moffatt’s Phemix iiCherry, 3 AN, R, H. MeDONALD & Co , ¢ Importing and wholesale Druggists, haeta’teCommercial Street, Ete] FRESH MEATSOF ALL plied with the choicest meats of _ Nevada. Sept 3da.—1m road Company of California, are requested clock, on the 22d day cf November, 1862, to apBy order of the Board ef Wirectors, * Sacramento. Met, 16th, 1862. dersigned will and get their moncy, and i inst. nol2 J. M. HIXON.