April 20, 1864 (4 pages)

sities . P.M. +4 umento, — M. Agent. nit and = Ri, ida City, “washed Figs, its, a ed from San onage is 1eLARI, n P ine St. . tn ee f informing da Hotel at Nevada, on > he is preof persons use is furng comforta-to—make-a i this section — TYMAN. % WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRI1 90. 2. ude. : is = J. B. GRAY is our authorized agent. ‘He will receive orders for advertising, job work, d&e. tnd. receipt for the same. NEVADANS IN AUsTIN.—At thie Union City Convention, Austin, which was held on the 12th inst. Harry Harrington, fore merly of this city, was nominated for Police ~ Judge, and Charley Maltman was chosen one ‘of the Central Committee. The Conyention was addressed by James Churchman, Esq. The Democrats—God save the mark—held ~their-Convention on the 3th inst. George S. Hupp was chairman. A. Casamayou was ‘a candidate for Recorder. Harsey Mills Was uominated for Alderufan and John ‘Grimes was elected a member of the Central “ ‘Committee. : =e “Te Union Hoten==On Monday even-. _ing the Union was opened to the public under the management of Eaton and Wolliam‘sons The bar and billiard saloon is fitted up in superb style. The hotel is well furnished and under the control of these gentlemen is bound. to -sueceed.We understand ‘that some of our cilizens are-going to break up house keeping and going to-board at the Union this summer. MILirary Etec rioN.—The election ‘of ‘officers by the Light Guard, which came off on Monday evening, was ‘quite a spirited affair. For sonre of the places thé contest ‘was lively. Cuptain N. We Knowlton was ‘unanimously— re-elected, and a “better man for the plaice cannot be found’ anywhere. — The contest for First-Lieutenant was.be. tween John A. Lancaster and George Ken dall, and resulted in the choice of the former. ' ‘Sxow.—There ‘are abont three feet of show on Scott. mountuin, and twe feet on Trinity, Pe so . SPIRITUALISM.—Miss Emma Hardinge, the popular lecturer, will deliver-a course of lectures at the Marysville Theatre com mencing this evening. : Fitz John Porter has been requested to leave Colorado Territory by a resolution of the Assembly. 4 pronounced superior to Gough, is coming to California. : a S scciaaiis RDINANCE No. 4 Revised.—An OrXJ dinance concerning the office of city ‘Treasurer. The Trustees of the city of Nevada, do ordam as follows : 7 Sec. 1. It shall be the duty of the city Treasurer te-receipt for ell monies due-and accruing to thecity, or which are by law rvquired to be paid to him, or into the ty Treasury.:_and to pay and disburse the same On ordefs issued by. the Board of ‘Trustees, sigmed by the clerk and pres+tdent-of the Beard. Heshall keep a fair and aceurateaccount ofall “monics by him received, PEER AE BY TELE TT TTAT LR, from whom. and on what account received ; also all disbursements. by him made, showing the amount thereof, the time whenand to whom paid. and he shall so arrange his books that the whole receipts and expenditures will be shown by one gé@n:ral cash account: Sec. 2. The booke, accounts and vouchers of the*freasurer shatlat all times be subject to the inspeetion and examination of the Boar dof Trustees; and he shal make -out-ans—pres+nat to the Board of Trustees'u statement of his accounts as often a6 Give a Month: Sec. 3. The ‘Treasurer, when an order is drawn on him as such ‘I reasurer. and presented for pay: ment, shall. if there be money in the Treasury _tor-that-purpose.redeem the sume, and shall write un the face of such order, **redeemed ”’ the date of redemption, and shall sign hig name thereto. When. such order is not paid for want of ftinds, the ‘Treasurer shall endorse thereon, “registered,” annexing the date of presentation and sign his nnme thereto Sec. 4. Orders drawn on the city Treasurer and properly attested shall be entitled to preferance as topuyment out of monies in the ‘Treisury, property applicable to such order according to the priority of date or registry” —"‘The time or” presenting such be noted by the Treasurer in a boo’ kept by him for that-purpose, and upon ‘the receipt o1 any monies into the Treasury, not. ‘showing the ‘amount thereof, the time when, . = . Weaver & Gompany’s dolunah,. WEAVER & COMPANY, ~ Nevada, Jan. 224, 1864. x Monday the 25th day of January, ‘We shall sell our Goods, Exclusively for Cash ‘all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or-on délivery. pe. We have been foreed to pursue this—course; from the great difficulty and loss that inas been sustained in collecting sucha large ‘umber of accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of this House. ec In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Mer) Chant has tomake up in LARGER PROFITS thé amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the credit system, and with our facilitiesin San Francisco, will be ableto give our’customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such priees as will. = iW beg to faform our Triéida.and the public *hat.on and after We shall keewno-more running accounts, _and-. Cash Principle !!} e The undersigned begs leave to inform the Ladies of Nevafa and vicinity and the . public in general that he. ‘has opened his ~~ New Dry Goods Store, At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., . finest assortment of Silks, Merinos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, : Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, ; Also a full assortment of Embroidery, Trimmings and . —_Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &¢. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. : : ¥ A. COLDSMITH, ai6_ At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST Every kind of Photographsand Amibrotypes taken in the best style of the Art. ON PINE STREET, Overthe United States Bakery Nevada, Dec. 20th MICHAEL LONC, Would inform the people of ag oe en ot —Benior—Seeond—Lientenant, Chass €; Leavitt was chosen, and G. K. Farquhar. otherwise apprept itt a5 it-shet be tire wury vt the I'reasurer to set apart the same or 80 much thereof as. ntay be necyessary.tor. the payment. of . 7 Streets, ING. S & CO. UTTER aUné, kery, DREYFUS. .UMBER! iD, [I LL, Nevada city. tetail Dealer in” 6 Lumber me, L hand. J. 8. Johnstot ly and faithfull; ap7-6m EY, thecary, — reet, transcript Ofie re artz Minis ~~ Was elected Juulr Second Lieutenant. The rae a & company is furtunatein the selection of its’ officers. They are all good men, and.wehave no doubt the Guard will rapidly improve under them, ! i DISCHARGED.—Chuarles Ault and-Charles_} Eaton, who had u shooting serape at Scott's pi Flat on Sunday last, were examined on Mois . day-evening before Judge Sthith upon the ; charge of assault with intent to murder, and __ discharged. There being no third party . present at the shouting it was agreed that both participants be allowed to testify.— Their statements were somewhat contradictory—both showed-provoeation: Yeaterday morning they were re-arrested and held to answer upon the charge of unlawfully draws ing and using deadly weapons. They were examined upon the second charge yesterday and fined, including costs, $19 apiece.— ReEMOVALS.—L. Philips’ designs moving his stock of cigars and-tubaceo, tothe building lately occupied by S. W. Grush as a restau. rant. ; _ Lecocgq, proprietor of the Rotisserie and Restaurant on Broad street, will, we understand, hove into John Williams’ building, now in course of erection opposite this of. fice, as soon as the building is ready for oc« cupancy. : M. E. Cuurt #.—We understand that as : _ soon da 8 suitable lot’ can be: obtained it is 7 : 2 ‘ng Ped. the intention of the Trustees to, commenee rebuilding the Methodist Church. en MEETING TO-NIGUT.—Ladies don’t forget to attend the meeting this evening, at the Armory of the Nevada Light Guard, for the purpose of making further arrangements for the grand ball, in uid of a g lorious cause— will you ? hat District Court, April 19th.—Davis vs ‘Johnston. Set or trial on the part of plaintiff, April 28th. Boyle vs Wattiez tried and submitted. Ceurt adjourned to the 20th at 10 o'clock ” P.M. THe Court. Houst.—We understand that Hart & Co. will take the contract to build the county Court House, for thes sum of $22,8o, and that the bonds will be filed Bitty Ropers, agent. of the. Pacific ’ Stage Co. at Sacramento bas again sent us a batch of news ahead of the mail,.for which we return thanks. Papers.—G. A. Church & Co. have placed us under obligations for late Atlantic pas pets: They receive at, their. store a large supply by every steamer. , Ps eo oo such orders: It shallalso be the duty of the Treasurer tu advertise for the redemption of the city scrip, from time to time, as the Board of PTfustces may direct: 2 = “Ste. 6. Upot the expiration of his term of office, the Treasurer shall deliver to his successor all books, papers and vouchers. belonging to his office and all movies in the city ‘Treasurer taking a receipt for the same. Sec. o. ‘Lhe ‘Treasurer shall receive as a -compensation for his services three-per cent upon all moniesexcept the fire Fund—disbursed by him. —This-section shal) not be so construed as to entitle the ‘'reasurer to any per centage on invnies paid overtohis successor, . See. 7, AIL Ordmancen herctofetepassed eoneerning the office of city Treasurer are hereby repealed. Passed March 21, leé4. JONA; CLARK, Pres. D. S. Baker, Clerk. : 1 UM MON S—In the District Court of the lith Judicial District of the State.of California, in and for the eounty of Nevada. Phebe A. Shep ard vs. Calvin _L. Shepard. The people of the State of California send .Greeting to Calvin L. Shepard _ You are hereby required to appear in an aetion brought against yeu by the above named Plaintiffin the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and forthe county of Nevada. and-to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten. days, after . the service on yeu of this_summons—if served within this county ; 01, if served out of this county, hut. within this Judicial District, with intwenty days; or if served out of said District, then within ‘forty days—or judgment. by default will be taken against you. according to the prayer of said compiaint. The said action is brought to obtain the judgment of the court annulling and dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between you and her—all of which is more fully set out in the complaint herein filed And you are hereby notified, that if fail to appear and answer said complaint as aboye required, the said plaintiff will take judgment accord ingly with costs, &, . . ¢@ see.) Given under my hand and the seal of the jaca ; District Court or he lath Judicial Dis +++ )trict of the State of California, inane for the county of Nevada, this 25t; day of January, Ae D. 1864 R. H FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. — rev stamp. By order of T.°B McFarland, Judge ofthe District Court aforesaid. ; A true copy, attest, ; R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. J.1. Caldwell, Plaintiff’s Atty. ONSTABLE’S SALE.—State of California, county of Nevaca, township of Eureka, ss. By virtue of an execution to me delivered; issued fromthe Court of Ira Stanley Esq.an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the coun-ty aforesaid, bearing date April 7th 184 to satisfy a judgment rendered by Lra Stanley on the 31st day of March 1864 in favor of P. E. Jotfries, and against Fellows Quartz Mining Co., for the eum of $121 93 debt, interest. damages. and costs of suit, I have taken in execution, and will sell tothe highest bidder for cash, in front of the Justi¢e’s office in Moores Flat, Nevada county, the following described property to wit: All that.certain flume, known as the -Fellows Quartz Mining Co’s. water flume, situate onthe south side of the Middle Yuba river in the county of Nevada and State of California, together:with all water rights and privileges thereunto belonging. Also that certain boardiaghouse being situate on the lower end of Fiyblow Flat, in the county of Nevada, and known ag the Fellows Quratz Mining Co’s. boarding house, on Saturday, the 30th day of April 1864, between the hours of 9 o’clock A.M, and 4-0’elyek P.M. : ‘Taken as the prqperty of Fellows Quartz Mithe above demand _and aceruning Co., to ac’ . i ing costs ’ . D. BABCOCK, Constable Keystone Company. Niet stockholders of the Keystone Gold and . Silver Mining and Pros ting Company of Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call, Our business will be conducted on the principles of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. Sind We 'shall strictly adhere to PErT a Thanking our friefids for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for a continuance of the same,and trusting that our Cash System, will mect.their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . —AND— LIQovoRns. a WHOLESALE & RETAIL ~* + i FORCASH Greenhorn District in Nevada county, are hereb notified thaton Saturday, Aprti 23d, 1864, at 3 o’clock; P. M. will be sold at the mouth of the Tunnel, near the Shingle Mill on Little Greenhorn, so manv sheres of stock standing in the names of the following persons as will satisfy the claims of the company upcn each of said pores, for the delinqueat assessments and eos Wames. Shares. No, Ass’t, Am't due BE. ee ea es ee) and $1,064,049 in treasure. By order of Trustees. W. H. TOWNE, Set’y__ NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Wevada City. cot eee [BP Godde delivered Free of Charge. 4 (9) Nevada city that-he has removed. to . . Where he will constantly keepon hand the. _ . Dengs and Medicine E. F. SPENOE, Wholesale and RetailBROAD STREET, --NevadaffCity, Cal, Keeps constantly oir-hand-a-fall supply of 5, White Lead, e par Paints, of all kinds, « ‘ Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, Whiting, Pure Kerosene,’ Camphene,. Spirits Turpentine, ' Burnipg Fluid, Lard O11, @ Castor Oil, aon Neatsfoot Oll,° anew Saloon; next door to Kon er’s Bakery, on road Street, Pe jae prepared to se t ——_ Carriage Sponge, In every Style. _ Ham & Eggs, &c. &c. Thanks for past favors he asks a continuance of the same. His Saloon is fixed up-better than ever béfore and all orders will be attended to wivh despatch. : ; MICHAEL. LONG, doorto Kohler’s 2akery. Broad Strect, text _Nevada, March 5th. BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RUAZE’S D. S. BAKER, Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. re JRESH MEATS, of ALL KINDS on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for qa cash. Goods delivered Free cfCharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. heap for cash. J. M’ALLISTER. OULD inform their old friends and the publie generally that they have opened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET,.Oppesite. Union Hotel Where they will always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt Fish, Dried Beef, &¢. &c. We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable store. Nevada, Jan. 25th—4m Black Spanish Eggs. Have On hand a large supply of Full and Half Blood Spanish Eggs for sale, » Full blood, Black Spanish, per doz. $6 00, Half blood, ‘“ : “e 100. I will guarantee all Eggs to be fresh and bloods, of pure unmixed stock, A. LONIS. m23 West Broad street, Nevada. Fo. Marshal. STEVE. VENARD, nnounces himself as a candidate for Mart hel at the coming election. Nevada ® ril 4th School Notice. OTICE is hereby given that the closin N exercises of the present terms of the Public Schools of this city will take place on the followdays: intne High School, J. B. MeChesney, Teacher, e€ on Wegnesday. April 20th. "The Termintinte School; ¥. Power, Teacher; ‘on Thursday, April alist. primary Sohool, Miss S. Jewett, Teacher, on Friday, April 22nd. Parents and all others interested are invited to be present on the days named above. day, May 9th, with rate bills reduced as ‘follows; ftigh School from $2 50 to Intermediate School from $150 to $1.00 per month. : ies “Phe Primary School will be free. » KE. W. SMITH, \ A.G. PIER, } Trustees. Nevada, April 15th. For Marshal. G. 8. 8 GETCHELL, $1 50 per month. > A Marsbalat the ensuing election. os: ry OYSTERS, WOOD —Of all kinds, on hatid and for sale’ » Ad-tf ° Ham & Bacon. . fat} All the Schools will commence again on Mon. . s.a candidate tor the effice of City Chamois. TOILET & FANCY ART In great abundance. ICLES -well-erdered Drug Stere.— ded with all possible care and Nevada, Nov, 20—tf a DEALERS IN _ ite Hardware, Iron, Steel, POWDER AND FUSE, REVOLVERS; Leather and Rubber Belting, BLOCKS & SHEAVES,. CORDAGE, _WHEELBARROWS, A general assortment of WAGON MATERIAL, PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, EREROSENE, And a fine assortment of IRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on hand and made to order. rY AT THEIR OLD, STAND, No, 27 Main Street, Nevada. _-—-OPPOSITE— te Prescriptions compoun-: Linseed Oil,(te In fact every article in the line of a WH CRAWFORD & CO, we . } Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank. . KEROSENE LAMPS, . . Wells, Fargo & Co's. and the Post Office. bol ¥ y oe

sities . P.M. +4 umento, — M. Agent. nit and = Ri, ida City, “washed Figs, its, a ed from San onage is 1eLARI, n P ine St. . tn ee f informing da Hotel at Nevada, on > he is preof persons use is furng comforta-to—make-a i this section — TYMAN. % WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRI1 90. 2. ude. : is = J. B. GRAY is our authorized agent. ‘He will receive orders for advertising, job work, d&e. tnd. receipt for the same. NEVADANS IN AUsTIN.—At thie Union City Convention, Austin, which was held on the 12th inst.. Harry Harrington, fore merly of this city, was nominated for Police ~ Judge, and Charley Maltman was chosen one ‘of the Central Committee. The Conyention was addressed by James Churchman, Esq. The Democrats—God save the mark—held ~their-Convention on the 3th inst. George S. Hupp was chairman. A. Casamayou was ‘a candidate for Recorder. Harsey Mills Was uominated for Alderufan and John ‘Grimes was elected a member of the Central “ ‘Committee. : =e “Te Union Hoten==On Monday even-. _ing the Union was opened to the public under the management of Eaton and Wolliam‘sons The bar and billiard saloon is fitted up in superb style. The hotel is well furnished and under the control of these gentlemen is bound. to -sueceed.We understand ‘that some of our cilizens are-going to break up house keeping and going to-board at the Union this summer. MILirary Etec rioN.—The election ‘of ‘officers by the Light Guard, which came off on Monday evening, was ‘quite a spirited affair. For sonre of the places thé contest ‘was lively. Cuptain N. We Knowlton was ‘unanimously— re-elected, and a “better man for the plaice cannot be found’ anywhere. — The contest for First-Lieutenant was.be. tween John A. Lancaster and George Ken dall, and resulted in the choice of the former. ' ‘Sxow.—There ‘are abont three feet of show on Scott. mountuin, and twe feet on Trinity, Pe so . SPIRITUALISM.—Miss Emma Hardinge, the popular lecturer, will deliver-a course of lectures at the Marysville Theatre com mencing this evening. : Fitz John Porter has been requested to leave Colorado Territory by a resolution of the Assembly. 4 pronounced superior to Gough, is coming to California. : a S scciaaiis RDINANCE No. 4 Revised.—An OrXJ dinance concerning the office of city ‘Treasurer. The Trustees of the city of Nevada, do ordam as follows : 7 Sec. 1. It shall be the duty of the city Treasurer te-receipt for ell monies due-and accruing to thecity, or which are by law rvquired to be paid to him, or into the ty Treasury.:_and to pay and disburse the same On ordefs issued by. the Board of ‘Trustees, sigmed by the clerk and pres+tdent-of the Beard. Heshall keep a fair and aceurateaccount ofall “monics by him received, PEER AE BY TELE TT TTAT LR, from whom. and on what account received ; also all disbursements. by him made, showing the amount thereof, the time whenand to whom paid. and he shall so arrange his books that the whole receipts and expenditures will be shown by one gé@n:ral cash account: Sec. 2. The booke, accounts and vouchers of the*freasurer shatlat all times be subject to the inspeetion and examination of the Boar dof Trustees; and he shal make -out-ans—pres+nat to the Board of Trustees'u statement of his accounts as often a6 Give a Month: Sec. 3. The ‘Treasurer, when an order is drawn on him as such ‘I reasurer. and presented for pay: ment, shall. if there be money in the Treasury _tor-that-purpose.redeem the sume, and shall write un the face of such order, **redeemed ”’ the date of redemption, and shall sign hig name thereto. When. such order is not paid for want of ftinds, the ‘Treasurer shall endorse thereon, “registered,” annexing the date of presentation and sign his nnme thereto Sec. 4. Orders drawn on the city Treasurer and properly attested shall be entitled to preferance as topuyment out of monies in the ‘Treisury, property applicable to such order according to the priority of date or registry” —"‘The time or” presenting such be noted by the Treasurer in a boo’ kept by him for that-purpose, and upon ‘the receipt o1 any monies into the Treasury, not. ‘showing the ‘amount thereof, the time when, . = . Weaver & Gompany’s dolunah,. WEAVER & COMPANY, ~ Nevada, Jan. 224, 1864. x Monday the 25th day of January, ‘We shall sell our Goods, Exclusively for Cash ‘all Goods ordered must be paid for when purchased or-on délivery. pe. We have been foreed to pursue this—course; from the great difficulty and loss that inas been sustained in collecting sucha large ‘umber of accounts as have heretofore been on the Books of this House. ec In a credit business, the GOOD and PROMPT PAYING customers have to pay for the doubtful ones, as the Mer) Chant has tomake up in LARGER PROFITS thé amount he loses in BAD DEBTS. By adopting the In our business, we shall be able to sell at LOWER PRICES Than it would be possible fo do under the credit system, and with our facilitiesin San Francisco, will be ableto give our’customers all the advantages of the markets, and sell at such priees as will. = iW beg to faform our Triéida.and the public *hat.on and after We shall keewno-more running accounts, _and-. Cash Principle !!} e The undersigned begs leave to inform the Ladies of Nevafa and vicinity and the . public in general that he. ‘has opened his ~~ New Dry Goods Store, At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., . finest assortment of Silks, Merinos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, : Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, ; Also a full assortment of Embroidery, Trimmings and . —_Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &¢. The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. : : ¥ A. COLDSMITH, ai6_ At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. CH. FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST Every kind of Photographsand Amibrotypes taken in the best style of the Art. ON PINE STREET, Overthe United States Bakery Nevada, Dec. 20th MICHAEL LONC, Would inform the people of ag oe en ot —Benior—Seeond—Lientenant, Chass €; Leavitt was chosen, and G. K. Farquhar. otherwise apprept itt a5 it-shet be tire wury vt the I'reasurer to set apart the same or 80 much thereof as. ntay be necyessary.tor. the payment. of . 7 Streets, ING. S & CO. UTTER aUné, kery, DREYFUS. .UMBER! iD, [I LL, Nevada city. tetail Dealer in” 6 Lumber me, L hand. J. 8. Johnstot ly and faithfull; ap7-6m EY, thecary, — reet, transcript Ofie re artz Minis ~~ Was elected Juulr Second Lieutenant. The rae a & company is furtunatein the selection of its’ officers. They are all good men, and.wehave no doubt the Guard will rapidly improve under them, ! i DISCHARGED.—Chuarles Ault and-Charles_} Eaton, who had u shooting serape at Scott's pi Flat on Sunday last, were examined on Mois . day-evening before Judge Sthith upon the ; charge of assault with intent to murder, and __ discharged. There being no third party . present at the shouting it was agreed that both participants be allowed to testify.— Their statements were somewhat contradictory—both showed-provoeation: Yeaterday morning they were re-arrested and held to answer upon the charge of unlawfully draws ing and using deadly weapons. They were examined upon the second charge yesterday and fined, including costs, $19 apiece.— ReEMOVALS.—L. Philips’ designs moving his stock of cigars and-tubaceo, tothe building lately occupied by S. W. Grush as a restau. rant. ; _ Lecocgq, proprietor of the Rotisserie and Restaurant on Broad street, will, we understand, hove into John Williams’ building, now in course of erection opposite this of. fice, as soon as the building is ready for oc« cupancy. : M. E. Cuurt #.—We understand that as : _ soon da 8 suitable lot’ can be: obtained it is 7 : 2 ‘ng Ped. the intention of the Trustees to, commenee rebuilding the Methodist Church. en MEETING TO-NIGUT.—Ladies don’t forget to attend the meeting this evening, at the Armory of the Nevada Light Guard, for the purpose of making further arrangements for the grand ball, in uid of a g lorious cause— will you ? hat District Court, April 19th.—Davis vs ‘Johnston. Set or trial on the part of plaintiff, April 28th. Boyle vs Wattiez tried and submitted. Ceurt adjourned to the 20th at 10 o'clock ” P.M. THe Court. Houst.—We understand that Hart & Co. will take the contract to build the county Court House, for thes sum of $22,8o, and that the bonds will be filed Bitty Ropers, agent. of the. Pacific ’ Stage Co. at Sacramento bas again sent us a batch of news ahead of the mail,.for which we return thanks. Papers.—G. A. Church & Co. have placed us under obligations for late Atlantic pas pets: They receive at, their. store a large supply by every steamer. , Ps eo oo such orders: It shallalso be the duty of the Treasurer tu advertise for the redemption of the

city scrip, from time to time, as the Board of PTfustces may direct: 2 = “Ste. 6. Upot the expiration of his term of office, the Treasurer shall deliver to his successor all books, papers and vouchers. belonging to his office and all movies in the city ‘Treasurer taking a receipt for the same. Sec. o. ‘Lhe ‘Treasurer shall receive as a -compensation for his services three-per cent upon all moniesexcept the fire Fund—disbursed by him. —This-section shal) not be so construed as to entitle the ‘'reasurer to any per centage on invnies paid overtohis successor, . See. 7, AIL Ordmancen herctofetepassed eoneerning the office of city Treasurer are hereby repealed. Passed March 21, leé4. JONA; CLARK, Pres. D. S. Baker, Clerk. : 1 UM MON S—In the District Court of the lith Judicial District of the State.of California, in and for the eounty of Nevada. Phebe A. Shep ard vs. Calvin _L. Shepard. The people of the State of California send .Greeting to Calvin L. Shepard _ You are hereby required to appear in an aetion brought against yeu by the above named Plaintiffin the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and forthe county of Nevada. and-to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten. days, after . the service on yeu of this_summons—if served within this county ; 01, if served out of this county, hut. within this Judicial District, with intwenty days; or if served out of said District, then within ‘forty days—or judgment. by default will be taken against you. according to the prayer of said compiaint. The said action is brought to obtain the judgment of the court annulling and dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between you and her—all of which is more fully set out in the complaint herein filed And you are hereby notified, that if fail to appear and answer said complaint as aboye required, the said plaintiff will take judgment accord ingly with costs, &, . . ¢@ see.) Given under my hand and the seal of the jaca ; District Court or he lath Judicial Dis +++ )trict of the State of California, inane for the county of Nevada, this 25t; day of January, Ae D. 1864 R. H FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. — rev stamp. By order of T.°B McFarland, Judge ofthe District Court aforesaid. ; A true copy, attest, ; R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. J.1. Caldwell, Plaintiff’s Atty. ONSTABLE’S SALE.—State of California, county of Nevaca, township of Eureka, ss. By virtue of an execution to me delivered; issued fromthe Court of Ira Stanley Esq.an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the coun-ty aforesaid, bearing date April 7th 184 to satisfy a judgment rendered by Lra Stanley on the 31st day of March 1864 in favor of P. E. Jotfries, and against Fellows Quartz Mining Co., for the eum of $121 93 debt, interest. damages. and costs of suit, I have taken in execution, and will sell tothe highest bidder for cash, in front of the Justi¢e’s office in Moores Flat, Nevada county, the following described property to wit: All that.certain flume, known as the -Fellows Quartz Mining Co’s. water flume, situate onthe south side of the Middle Yuba river in the county of Nevada and State of California, together:with all water rights and privileges thereunto belonging.. Also that certain boardiaghouse being situate on the lower end of Fiyblow Flat, in the county of Nevada, and known ag the Fellows Quratz Mining Co’s. boarding house, on Saturday, the 30th day of April 1864, between the hours of 9 o’clock A.M, and 4-0’elyek P.M. : ‘Taken as the prqperty of Fellows Quartz Mithe above demand _and aceruning Co., to ac’ . i ing costs ’ . D. BABCOCK, Constable Keystone Company. Niet stockholders of the Keystone Gold and . Silver Mining and Pros ting Company of Wholesale Buyers will find it greatly to their advantage to give us a call, Our business will be conducted on the principles of Quick Sales, Light Profits and no Bad Debts. Sind We 'shall strictly adhere to PErT a Thanking our friefids for the liberal patronage heretofore enjoyed by this House, and hoping for a continuance of the same,and trusting that our Cash System, will mect.their approval, We remain, Respectfully. WEAVER & COMPANY. WEAVER & COMPANY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, . —AND— LIQovoRns. a WHOLESALE & RETAIL ~* + i FORCASH Greenhorn District in Nevada county, are hereb notified thaton Saturday, Aprti 23d, 1864, at 3 o’clock; P. M. will be sold at the mouth of the Tunnel, near the Shingle Mill on Little Greenhorn, so manv sheres of stock standing in the names of the following persons as will satisfy the claims of the company upcn each of said pores, for the delinqueat assessments and eos Wames. Shares. No, Ass’t, Am't due BE. ee ea es ee) and $1,064,049 in treasure. By order of Trustees. W. H. TOWNE, Set’y__ NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Wevada City. cot eee [BP Godde delivered Free of Charge. 4 (9) Nevada city that-he has removed. to . . Where he will constantly keepon hand the. _ . Dengs and Medicine E. F. SPENOE, Wholesale and RetailBROAD STREET, --NevadaffCity, Cal, Keeps constantly oir-hand-a-fall supply of 5, White Lead, e par Paints, of all kinds, « ‘ Paint Brushes, Plaster Paris, Whiting, Pure Kerosene,’ Camphene,. Spirits Turpentine, ' Burnipg Fluid, Lard O11, @ Castor Oil, aon Neatsfoot Oll,° anew Saloon; next door to Kon er’s Bakery, on road Street, Pe jae prepared to se t ——_ Carriage Sponge, In every Style. _ Ham & Eggs, &c. &c. Thanks for past favors he asks a continuance of the same. His Saloon is fixed up-better than ever béfore and all orders will be attended to wivh despatch. : ; MICHAEL. LONG, doorto Kohler’s 2akery. Broad Strect, text _Nevada, March 5th. BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RUAZE’S D. S. BAKER, Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. re JRESH MEATS, of ALL KINDS on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for qa cash. Goods delivered Free cfCharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. heap for cash. J. M’ALLISTER. OULD inform their old friends and the publie generally that they have opened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET,.Oppesite. Union Hotel Where they will always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt Fish, Dried Beef, &¢. &c. We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable store. Nevada, Jan. 25th—4m Black Spanish Eggs. Have On hand a large supply of Full and Half Blood Spanish Eggs for sale, » Full blood, Black Spanish, per doz. $6 00, Half blood, ‘“ : “e 100. I will guarantee all Eggs to be fresh and bloods, of pure unmixed stock, A. LONIS. m23 West Broad street, Nevada. Fo. Marshal. STEVE. VENARD, nnounces himself as a candidate for Mart hel at the coming election. Nevada ® ril 4th School Notice. OTICE is hereby given that the closin N exercises of the present terms of the Public Schools of this city will take place on the followdays: intne High School, J. B. MeChesney, Teacher, e€ on Wegnesday. April 20th. "The Termintinte School; ¥. Power, Teacher; ‘on Thursday, April alist. primary Sohool, Miss S. Jewett, Teacher, on Friday, April 22nd. Parents and all others interested are invited to be present on the days named above. day, May 9th, with rate bills reduced as ‘follows; ftigh School from $2 50 to Intermediate School from $150 to $1.00 per month. : ies “Phe Primary School will be free. » KE. W. SMITH, \ A.G. PIER, } Trustees. Nevada, April 15th. For Marshal. G. 8. 8 GETCHELL, $1 50 per month. > A Marsbalat the ensuing election. os: ry OYSTERS, WOOD —Of all kinds, on hatid and for sale’ » Ad-tf ° Ham & Bacon. . fat} All the Schools will commence again on Mon. . s.a candidate tor the effice of City Chamois. TOILET & FANCY ART In great abundance. ICLES -well-erdered Drug Stere.— ded with all possible care and Nevada, Nov, 20—tf a DEALERS IN _ ite Hardware, Iron, Steel, POWDER AND FUSE, REVOLVERS; Leather and Rubber Belting, BLOCKS & SHEAVES,. CORDAGE, _WHEELBARROWS, A general assortment of WAGON MATERIAL, PAINTS, OIL & VARNISH, EREROSENE, And a fine assortment of IRON HOSE PIPE, Constantly on hand and made to order. rY AT THEIR OLD, STAND, No, 27 Main Street, Nevada. _-—-OPPOSITE— te Prescriptions compoun-: Linseed Oil,(te In fact every article in the line of a WH CRAWFORD & CO, we . } Oak, Ash and Hickory Plank. . KEROSENE LAMPS, . . Wells, Fargo & Co's. and the Post Office. bol ¥ y oe