April 30, 1864 (4 pages)

.tien.on—the-qui-vire.in__relation to_the matHevada Daily Transcript. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 30th City and County Official Press THe Mexicomitias Arrain.—At,. last it is formally announced that Maximilian will acerpt a throne in Mexico. Thanks . that the suspense is over. The game has been fora long time to keep public «xpecta\ Shenandoah Rivers are greatly swollen by %P . Bastern News.—Adviees from Newbetn confirm thefall of Plymotth Five times the rebela stormed the tines of Gen. Wessels and were ak ofteh reptléed with great: slaughter, and but for the rebel iron. clad our forces might have held the place. The rebels report that Kirby Sinith 1s confident of his «bility to hold Shreveport site = : A force of rebels are said to be concentra. ting at Front Royal, Va. The Potomac and wiewers. Plants & Shrub AT AUCTION. Nee i H& lergest and must splendid assortment of Flowers, Plants, &c, will be sold at public auction, ~ —THIS MORNING, #19 -v’clock, Inithe National Exchange Hotel building. ON BROAD STREET. 230 pots of Plants will be sold, edénsi-ting in part_of FLOWfKS. EVERGREEN Siikippery, about to lenve for greaserdom ; then it was contradicted, and then again the thing was varied-a little, until it had assumed every shape and hue that the ingenuity of-corress “ pondents could devise. And now at last] when no other shade of the question could bo—presented—_to_the public, we have the positive assurance that the pup trem-the Hapsburg kennel is going to be imported to vur continent. Well,_we are glad the agony of stiispense ia over. The werld knows the nature of the breed all the way from Rodolph of Hapsburg, to him who aspires to reign on the . _tbrone of the Montezumas. Some men of intellect, inveappeared to redeem the royal line, but there is nothing eo terrifying mr the race thit @ny American need Japanese cure for despair—bowel-ripping. Maxim Ilian may land in Mexico with a large body of foreign mercenaries, and he may be “euppol ed by the Catholic clergy of the country: But ifthe people do not pit him “te the. reset-es—_4a8-done—with_ ane of his ssi Aztec predeceassra, they will at lenat make bim exclaim like the baking monarch, “This is indeed no bed of roses TS _‘Phe-whole werld knows: the nature of the Mexican people. -They may be put in duress for a time, but pronunciamentos and guerrillas will be as prolific as’ ever all over that wide extent of country to the south of ts. The country is*welt adapted to the uses.of “ge rrithis; atid g trer rite w Fria up there: as-readily and more bo than in the past.— The Hupaburg hee gota job on his hands, that none bit—Yankees, with their rapid colonizatioi schetnes, ean properly perform, the Diichesa Lucy, Maxitmillian may be able to get an iden of the way we do business with . & people just acquired, but there are obstaclea in his way that are insuperable. We do not feel very muctr alarmed about the decision of the Emperor elect of Mexico: Let lim come to the continent. learn something by the trip. He anay The world may gain agreat dealot information by an unfortanate experiment. Where areallour “manifest . destiny’ men now? Have they lost heart 7 We acknowledge that the. presumption of Europe of placing one of their fossila of monarchy ona throne in republican Ametica ia provoking, and makes every democrate heel rise from the ground as if for a kick, and ~his—fingers~ involuntarily -clinch; but when we come to look at the puppet show in a proper light, it would be laughable were if not for-the, tragic features that must accompany. it. “ite ° <3 3 Whatever i Happens in these perilous times; let us keep in mind the adage, “Every dog has hie day” and feel sure that Louis Nepoleon, Maximillian, Duke Gwin, and all that sort of thing, are gomg te—be_played_out by and by. There’sia good time coming, boys, and a great many of us will live to bee it. or will. die believing it. A New Horer.—Articles of incorpotation have been filed in the County Clerk's office, anys the Virginin Enterprise, by N.P. Sheldon, A. B Poul, G. Hardy, W. H. Dolman, and J.J. Denny, under the name of the “Iwperial Hotel Company,” with a cap. ital atock of BLO0,000, divided inte 500 shares, of ‘$200 each. The intention is to erect and taintain a first class hotel at Gold Hill. theetock has been subscribed already. > q A PARTY of men with twenty. pack thwes left Sacramento én Sunday mérniig for It is the advance of a larger party who will proceed pia. Visalia atid "the Kern River-country to Arizona, where they . will prospect the country between the San Stockton. Juan and Gila rivers. < A-FINE court house is being erected at Dayton county seat of Lyon county, N. T. >. AT Polat, On the 25th iust., aFhan supposed to be James Raymond, accidentally, ter of Kentéchy. fell from the balcony of the Wheeler House, ay and was killed. ~ ie OREGON apples are telling at Lewiston, I T., at 25 certs apieve. 4 OEM ESTAS RETIRE IG LENCO AT ITOSERNTS PORE IAT T S TT TTI N TTA N NT TE eS ABN A SRBIN INS imitate the . 4+ — Bothbranehes of Congress-have passed a Over fifty thousand dollars worth of Rebel deserters report that Longstreet . has been eent-te Richmond, and-that many heavy guts have aldo beeneent there. A helef is current that an early retrogade fevement-will be nade by Lee's army+ It is said that orders have béen issued to ate upon the rebels. » Orders have been iasued for a draft in Penneylvania, Ohiv, Massachusetts und New Jersy. An unsuceess{ul attempt wos made to de» stroy ‘the Wabseb cff Charleston, by a torpedo. j Civilians are not allowed to go to the front. of the Ariny of the Pototnac, The pirate deridadts eruising inthe Gulf. Anumbercf tessels have been sent. to the Southetn coast, “At Fortress Mourve and the navy yard, great activity prevails, indicating the approvch of hostilities On the Suuthern const : : joint resolution mereasing the duties op 1m: porta 50 per ceut for sixty dye. <= = ——————— —— Musicat, ExtenratnMent.—Ossian E, -Dodge,—ard—Wen Hayward, our readers should remember, will be here for the -purpose of giving one of their high'y interesting entertrininents on next Puesday evening It is said of Mr. Dodge, that be has piven more Pconcerta and better satisfaction than any oth. and at the same tune amusing. He compets all who-hear-bimto trugh,-and delineates Mr. “Tay ward has a euperior voice and is a pers feetinaster of character perfectly without costume. wusic. All who wish to be attend the coneert.on Tuesday night. — Dee ere ieee aE New PLAN rs.—A-f-llow was standing around a lot of house plants exposed for sale yesterday, in one ef-our stores. He was expressing his preference. Said hes ‘TD like verbenas, the burdock and South American pimlicue,“but after all, to the spring of the yeur, no rare plants look se good to we ag the horse mtdish.” Ths mon who had the plants for sale linked as if he would like to engage the fellow, but somes how no arrange mente were made. geraniuinns, Fink. Struck oF Boots asp SHOES. — William R Coe, has just received, at his old dies, ahora.genta’ beots childrens’ shores, &e. *Phoge in want of anything in ‘hie'line will do well to efiland examme. bis stock. He guarantees satisfaction and will aell at-extremely loW rates for e rsh. wn sca Meat) Makgev.—James Monroe still holds forth at bis old stand on Broad street, na will be seen per advertisement in another coluwn, He sells good weats— that is certain. er Goop Time.—lne Sacramento and Marysville stages arrived yesterday at 1 o'cluck, a THANKS.—Abe Wage.er, agent at Sacs ramento of the Cal. Stage Cu., will please accept our thapks for tavors extended this office. er New Roap.—For, the convenience of those who attend the Pie-nic, a road-has been opened trom the Grass Valley turnpike to the grounds. “he new road intersects the-raaa Valley turnpilee at the race track. THANKS.—We are indebted to W. G. Roberta, agent*of the Pacifie Stage and Express Co., at Sacramento, and W. 8S. McRoberts for a full supply of Sacramento and Sao Francisco papers. ; —_— WE are indebted to Sam Lewis for a fine Hungarian pipe. Being out of tobacco we borrowed a pipeful to try it. Smokes,bully. Sam, here's a whifl—“our-beat wishes ™ PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal, hae been el-eted by the Legisliture, State PrinTne priatera in the Virginia Union office commanders having eclured troops tu retali. _Entertainments, at the HexequaHed im-qu-tity; he has—regardicss of ex . Accomplished and Artistic Balladist Living. ér living sitiger, His comic style ‘is br fined . sell at reasonable ratea for eash pee JAMES MOSKOE can he found at the oid stand on Broad Street. where he ie prepared to cps it! ev stand, .aJarge and_eleg-nt-aasortinentof m+ CaHhfornia Stage Company's: bery, FOR SALE OR RENT. OFFER for, salé or rent, a Large Fire “Pro@f Brick Stdre, 22 by 50 fret, with splendid ¢ellar. ‘The Louse is tuilt and finished in a workmanlike manner, aud well arranged for a clothing or'groccry store. It is situated iti the town of Oniega, atid commands the entire trade of tHat place, scotchinan’s Creek. Dia. mond Creek, Alpha and Fal) Creek. Near by 38 the Tecumseh. Fidelity. Union, Star and-other ledges that are now being developed and paying well. beside@ a large district of surface or hill claims, that will, on-completion of the (mega ditch, be watered by both the South Yubs and Omega Water Ditches. A better chance for a jon given when desired JOHN W. HINDS. LALEUCIA, “C¥rPress, ORANGE TREES, CERA . NIUMS, PINKS, &e. &c ap30 GRAND CONCERT. OSSIAN E. y 7 HOSE Fashionable Sociables have been so imimensely popular throughout New Eng land durin z the past twenty-five years, will have the pleasure of giving on*.of his chaste, patriotic, pathetic, literary, musical and humorous BAPTIST CHURCH, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3rd, ’64. e With a desire and determmation to furvish to his western musical friends an entertainment un pense—secured the invaluable services of the eminent vocalist, ; WILLIA™ HAYWARD, Who is justly styled by the leading musical crit ies of the Atlantic cities asthe most Effective, Nevada, April 30. MEAT MARKET, yy AMES COLLEY keepaon-hand the very best of Beer, Pork. Mur W TON. VEAL, Corner Beer andPorkK, at his shop on Rroad Street two doors below Hanson & Co's, which-he-witt — apse ME \T MARKET a = en eryhnody with the hest of beer, VEAL, Pork, MUTTON. Connen BEEF and PORK &e, &e at the lowest ¢ash prices. SLECTION NOTICE,.—Pursuant to an , Act ofthe Legislature Incorporating the eit ofNevada. notiee is hereby given ta the ane: field electors of said city thet an election will be heldon MONDAY, May 2nd, 1864, for the following officers, viz + ° Pa Five Trustees, One Marshal, One Preasurcr, One Assessor. hy order of the Board of Trustees, P. .8 Baker, Clerk. J CLARK, Pres. _W.F Haz'ett is appointed Inepector and W. FE. Preasey aud M. S Hamilton, Judges of the election.‘ The Polls will be opened in the City Hallat 8 o'dock, A Mand remain open until sundown. By order of the Board of Trustees, JONATHAN OLARK, Pres. , W. H. Criwford, Clerk pre tem. COACH E.S8 WILL LEAVE NEVADA ‘ «DAILY At2\ o’clock, P. ML, FOR VIRGINIA AND CARSON CITIES Arriving at Virginia at 11 A. M.9 &,. Returning will leave Virginiaat 4A M. arriving at Nevada at 10 P. M. Connecting with the Compaeny’s Daily Line of Concord Coaches for Sacramento, At&Aa.M. For Marysville at 7 A. M. W. H: DAVIDSON, Agent Nevada. June 2d—tf Pacific Stage & Express Co. ee N AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC’R lath, 1864, this Company wil! fun a ‘DAILY LINE q ( —or— . Sie Six Horse Concord Coaches, cgi . —TOo— : VIRGINIA CITY, And ail parts of NEVADA TERRITORY. Stages leave the office from the UNION HOTEL..MAIN STREET, For Virginia, at 2 30 P. M. Each day. For Lincoln and Saé¢ramento—connectmg,at Auburn Station witathe ears of the Sacramento. Valley Railroad—at 5 A: M. S PEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT € . have presented Jehn Church, one of the editors and proprictorsS a cune valued at $100. : . = Le _ ——--— = ed “GUARANTEED. , sax, W: H. LADD, President.~ W. 8. MctRGberts, Agent: A Rosks, OLIANDIES, EVERGREEN ACCASIA, MA. + day of January, 1864. (No. 1.) February 29th, Names. No Cortif No Shares No Aws’t Am't D oO D CE, aig WooParcoccht heeer ere NOTICE OF SALE: ell tnsinees—man—with-s-smal-eapital cannot be . 9, address found. Apply immediately tc the undersigned . . at Kidd’s Banking House inth's city. PossessNevada. March Ist, 1864. WIE undersigned agent for the ‘Florence + Sewing Machine €o,” tukes pleasure in an-nouncing to those in want, that he now has sueh . arrangements with the General Agent for the Pacific coast, at San Francisco. thatche can furnish at short notice, any kind machine wanted: The price ranges from $65 00 to $145 OU. specimen can be seen at my residence, No. 85 Main street. : \ For circulars or samples of sewing, apply to GEo. A. RANDALL, Agent. At WEAVER & Compavy’s store, No, 59 Broad street. Nevada €ity——____—— mri-tf etree sorereartre . __Office of Wild Rowe Copper Mining Co. Speneevitie, {Pretty man’s Kanch, Nevada Co. TE. HERE is delinquen* upon the following dé i seribed stock in the above named Company. on gecount of Assessments levied on the 2.st 1k64, (No. 2.) and-on Mareh 19th. 1864, (No. 3,) the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, 4s fo lows ¢ W. A. Stites, not iss 250, 1,2,3, $37 50 ae PO HY Lavina Pascoe 19. 100 2, 4, 10.00 A. Jd. Johnson, 24, 25 26, 200 3, 10 00 S.J. Mathews, 27, 28, 200 3 10 00 Wim. Lithyes, net tee Lag 1,23, 14.1ua. J thaines. notiss. 200 1.2.3, 3000 And inaceordance with law. and an order of the Board of Trustces., made on Ap il 26th, 1864. so miny shares of each pareel of said stock as may be necessary. will be sold at the effice of the Company, at Pretty man’s Hotel spenceville; ON SATURDAY, May 14th, 1864, At 6 o’elock, P. M_ of said day,—to pay! said delinguent assessments thereon, together. with cust’ uf advertising and expenses of sale. : W. WALLACE ATWELL, See’y. Spenceville, Pre tymanu’s Ranch, } April 2vth, tw. Central Pacific Railroad. —AND— CX AND AFTER MONDAY, April 25th, un til further notice, trains will leave the foot of K STREET, SACRAMENTO. a follows. For Lincoln and Folsom, at..-6.15 A. M. For FO]s0Wi, Qticsccc ccc esssss gees v.30 AM. RETURNING, Leave Folsorn at sossc ces osc cccacsease 7.304. M Leave Lineola at.. PS ENSERS . REG 10.45 A.M. LELAND STAYS FORD, _President C. P. R, R. CO, anzs BLACKSMVYEU WAS FEED. : 2 ee ~ a 4 BLACKSMITH is ‘wanted 1mmediately— Zk one who can do every kind of work Appry to C. E. HUMPLURILES, Broad street : Nevada, April Sth. : UNTON HOTEL, Main Street, Neveda, ——— WEessrs. Eaton & Williamson, ~Having teased the above New, Ft ant and Commodious Hotel. and urnished itin the most costly maa ner, are now prepared to receive their triends.and the public gener Pally, believing they can satisfy all who may favor them with their patronage. Hotel contains ONE HUNDRED LIGHT AND AIRY ROOMS, NOT A DARK ONE IN THE HOUSE, And ofa size much targer than are usually found in Hotels. The Parlersare furnished in a superior style: THE BEDS are supplied with the very best Spring and tlair Mattresses—tie linea clean and ofthe very best quality. THE TABLE will contain all that the market affords. — THE BAR is fitted ap ina style not surpassed by any house in the State, and all its contents are he ere kinds, ; THE BILLLARD ROOM is supplied wilan’s best Tables. pocket and anaes. cis ws Persons travelimy to and from Washoe will find this House the mhst desirable stopping place on the route. To. the—travelers for pleasure, we have only to say that the climate of Nevada is not surpassed in ny part of the state } The Pacific Stage and Express Company’s ef. fice is in the House. and passengers by the Cali fornia Stage Co’s coaches will driven to the Union if they desire. The Post Office, Telegraph and Express: offices are in the same block. . : wey Hebe . wise) tur SAAC WILLIAMSON Nevada, ‘Ape yeh Itt. i Nevada Ice Company. W E would inform the citizens of Nevada that ¥ we are prepared to furnish “Good Ice, . A4 any and at all times on the most reasonable terme. Orders lett at No. 5 Commercial Street will recrive prompt attention. : THOMPSON, HALE & STONE, Nevada, April 23d. Spring Style for 1861! oe ‘A. LAMOTT, ' PASHIONABLE HATTER, Cor. of 2nd and J St. SACRAMENTO. —— H AS issued the style of Hats for Spting and Summer wear. ~ As this is the Best place in the State té procure a fime‘and Fashiensible Tile call on him and select ~~ One from his—the ~ Largest & best stock in the country <AT PRIGES— LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. — \ CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD . _ The . Pine,’ Cedar and Spruce Lumber. Sore Throat. te Cough. and similar troubles, if suffer:d to progress, result in serjuus Pulmo: ary, Bronchial and Asthmatie affections oftentiimes iucurable. Brown’s Bronchial Troches are compounded #0 asto reach direc'ly the seat of the disease and give aimost instant relief. Agents for Caillurnia, ReEppINGYON & Co.,; San Francisco. Sly * SSA SOMES “ane : Fo. Marshal. RTEQVE. VENARD, nnounces-himself as a candidate for Marslial at tie coming election. Nevada. April 4b GEORGE $8. PIERCE, ; a candidate for the Uffie of CITY MARSHAL. For Marshal. Is @s. Ss. GETCHELL, sa candidate tor the effice of City’ Marshal at the ensuing election. NEW SPRING GOODS! _ JACOB ROSENTHAL, — ifs just reccived at his No. 64 Broad Street, Nevada. a entire new stock of Spring and Summer JA, Goods consisting in part of ‘Plain and Fancy Silies, Chattis, De Laines, Linen, White Goods, Hostery,-Carpets, ON Cloths; &6¢:i ‘Which we offer at . I¥VERYT LOW RATESB! Iam now receiving most of my Goods direct from New York, and ean afiord to sell them Cheaper than any other Dry Goods House in the city. Phe hates of Sevada_and_the surrouad=. ing towns are invited to calland sce for them-. selves. My prices are low and Goods will be foundas represented ‘Thanktul to my patrons 1OF past favors f solicit a Contiitaice. . _ JACOB ROSENTHAL. Nevada, April 23d. jt : A. A. SARGENT, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ) FFICE—In Kidd's Building, corner of ( + Broad and Pine streets—Nevada A. €. NILES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. FFICE—In Lewis’ Building, corner of Broad and Pine streets. Nevada ( J. i. CALDWELL, ‘ Attorney and Counselor at Law; Office on Broad street, in Fire proof Building, opposite Speuce’s Drug Store. E,W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace, FFICE at the Old Place, on Broad Street, ; LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER! H. SOUTHARD, Proprietor of the TILTON MILL, Two and a hait miles east ‘of Nevada city. Manitfecturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Kepi constantly om hand: Orders left atthe Mill, or with J. 8. Johnston, . at Weaver & Co’s will be promptly and faithfully 7 attended to. ap? 6m Spenceville House. E. Gc. PRETYMAN, Would take this method of informing © fF: Spenceville, 20 miles from Nevada, 01 the Sacramento toad, where he is prepared to aceomttiedate ahy number of persons with Board and Lodging, The House is furn: ished with ew Bedsand everything comfortable for tratclers; Parvies desiring to make 4 pleasant trip-would do well to visit thin sectiet of the county. ~ keeCy PURTYMAN. Spenceville, Mareh 31. ~~ CHAUVEL HOUSE. Virginia City..Newada Territory: co by No. 12 Noxth C. Street. ff Adjvining the Medan Building, ~~~ FIRS’ CLASS , Hotel and Restaurant! Open all night. Klegantly furnished Roow# FOR FAMILIES. and Nevada, March 15th. a salaries . sat tienda bttended tar nee y Promptty 0. V.Chauvel, Prop’r: Virginia, April 13tb—tf ‘*MART OF FASHION !’’. _ the putlic tnat ht has opened a Hotel at . En Broac W. and ¥ “appoi held ‘ Or City . Co cuppe voit Crersi tiring nels, are pi sectic indie; prov tunat the ri fined Grey er €o _Fews #iys__by-fit Th Some Calif nect tle, a may press — hour Terr hour route Ts ef a the e on i date: . fore ious bly . mov men, Lok A enga gent yest clay erus leg . the on } and brie ga, app gro ban

..tien.on—the-qui-vire.in__relation to_the matHevada Daily Transcript. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 30th City and County Official Press THe Mexicomitias Arrain.—At,. last it is formally announced that Maximilian will acerpt a throne in Mexico. Thanks . that the suspense is over. The game has been fora long time to keep public «xpecta\ Shenandoah Rivers are greatly swollen by %P . Bastern News.—Adviees from Newbetn confirm thefall of Plymotth Five times the rebela stormed the tines of Gen. Wessels and were ak ofteh reptléed with great: slaughter, and but for the rebel iron. clad our forces might have held the place. The rebels report that Kirby Sinith 1s confident of his «bility to hold Shreveport site = : A force of rebels are said to be concentra. ting at Front Royal, Va. The Potomac and wiewers. Plants & Shrub AT AUCTION. Nee i H& lergest and must splendid assortment of Flowers, Plants, &c, will be sold at public auction, ~ —THIS MORNING, #19 -v’clock, Inithe National Exchange Hotel building. ON BROAD STREET. 230 pots of Plants will be sold, edénsi-ting in part_of FLOWfKS. EVERGREEN Siikippery, about to lenve for greaserdom ; then it was contradicted, and then again the thing was varied-a little, until it had assumed every shape and hue that the ingenuity of-corress “ pondents could devise. And now at last] when no other shade of the question could bo—presented—_to_the public, we have the positive assurance that the pup trem-the Hapsburg kennel is going to be imported to vur continent. Well,_we are glad the agony of stiispense ia over. The werld knows the nature of the breed all the way from Rodolph of Hapsburg, to him who aspires to reign on the . _tbrone of the Montezumas. Some men of intellect, inveappeared to redeem the royal line, but there is nothing eo terrifying mr the race thit @ny American need Japanese cure for despair—bowel-ripping. Maxim Ilian may land in Mexico with a large body of foreign mercenaries, and he may be “euppol ed by the Catholic clergy of the country: But ifthe people do not pit him “te the. reset-es—_4a8-done—with_ ane of his ssi Aztec predeceassra, they will at lenat make bim exclaim like the baking monarch, “This is indeed no bed of roses TS _‘Phe-whole werld knows: the nature of the Mexican people. -They may be put in duress for a time, but pronunciamentos and guerrillas will be as prolific as’ ever all over that wide extent of country to the south of ts. The country is*welt adapted to the uses.of “ge rrithis; atid g trer rite w Fria up there: as-readily and more bo than in the past.— The Hupaburg hee gota job on his hands, that none bit—Yankees, with their rapid colonizatioi schetnes, ean properly perform, the Diichesa Lucy, Maxitmillian may be able to get an iden of the way we do business with . & people just acquired, but there are obstaclea in his way that are insuperable. We do not feel very muctr alarmed about the decision of the Emperor elect of Mexico: Let lim come to the continent. learn something by the trip. He anay The world may gain agreat dealot information by an unfortanate experiment. Where areallour “manifest . destiny’ men now? Have they lost heart 7 We acknowledge that the. presumption of Europe of placing one of their fossila of monarchy ona throne in republican Ametica ia provoking, and makes every democrate heel rise from the ground as if for a kick, and ~his—fingers~ involuntarily -clinch; but when we come to look at the puppet show in a proper light, it would be laughable were if not for-the, tragic features that must accompany. it. “ite ° <3 3 Whatever i Happens in these perilous times; let us keep in mind the adage, “Every dog has hie day” and feel sure that Louis Nepoleon, Maximillian, Duke Gwin, and all that sort of thing, are gomg te—be_played_out by and by. There’sia good time coming, boys, and a great many of us will live to bee it. or will. die believing it. A New Horer.—Articles of incorpotation have been filed in the County Clerk's office, anys the Virginin Enterprise, by N.P. Sheldon, A. B Poul, G. Hardy, W. H. Dolman, and J.J. Denny, under the name of the “Iwperial Hotel Company,” with a cap. ital atock of BLO0,000, divided inte 500 shares, of ‘$200 each. The intention is to erect and taintain a first class hotel at Gold Hill. theetock has been subscribed already. > q A PARTY of men with twenty. pack thwes left Sacramento én Sunday mérniig for It is the advance of a larger party who will proceed pia. Visalia atid "the Kern River-country to Arizona, where they . will prospect the country between the San Stockton. Juan and Gila rivers. < A-FINE court house is being erected at Dayton county seat of Lyon county, N. T. >. AT Polat, On the 25th iust., aFhan supposed to be James Raymond, accidentally, ter of Kentéchy. fell from the balcony of the Wheeler House, ay and was killed. ~ ie OREGON apples are telling at Lewiston, I T., at 25 certs apieve. 4 OEM ESTAS RETIRE IG LENCO AT ITOSERNTS PORE IAT T S TT TTI N TTA N NT TE eS ABN A SRBIN INS imitate the . 4+ — Bothbranehes of Congress-have passed a Over fifty thousand dollars worth of Rebel deserters report that Longstreet . has been eent-te Richmond, and-that many heavy guts have aldo beeneent there. A helef is current that an early retrogade fevement-will be nade by Lee's army+ It is said that orders have béen issued to ate upon the rebels. » Orders have been iasued for a draft in Penneylvania, Ohiv, Massachusetts und New Jersy. An unsuceess{ul attempt wos made to de» stroy ‘the Wabseb cff Charleston, by a torpedo. j Civilians are not allowed to go to the front. of the Ariny of the Pototnac, The pirate deridadts eruising inthe Gulf. Anumbercf tessels have been sent. to the Southetn coast, “At Fortress Mourve and the navy yard, great activity prevails, indicating the approvch of hostilities On the Suuthern const : : joint resolution mereasing the duties op 1m: porta 50 per ceut for sixty dye. <= = ——————— —— Musicat, ExtenratnMent.—Ossian E, -Dodge,—ard—Wen Hayward, our readers should remember, will be here for the -purpose of giving one of their high'y interesting entertrininents on next Puesday evening It is said of Mr. Dodge, that be has piven more Pconcerta and better satisfaction than any oth. and at the same tune amusing. He compets all who-hear-bimto trugh,-and delineates Mr. “Tay ward has a euperior voice and is a pers feetinaster of character perfectly without costume. wusic. All who wish to be attend the coneert.on Tuesday night. — Dee ere ieee aE New PLAN rs.—A-f-llow was standing around a lot of house plants exposed for sale yesterday, in one ef-our stores. He was expressing his preference. Said hes ‘TD like verbenas, the burdock and South American pimlicue,“but after all, to the spring of the yeur, no rare plants look se good to we ag the horse mtdish.” Ths mon who had the plants for sale linked as if he would like to engage the fellow, but somes how no arrange mente were made. geraniuinns, Fink. Struck oF Boots asp SHOES. — William R Coe, has just received, at his old dies, ahora.genta’ beots childrens’ shores, &e. *Phoge in want of anything in ‘hie'line will do well to efiland examme. bis stock. He guarantees satisfaction and will aell at-extremely loW rates for e rsh. wn sca Meat) Makgev.—James Monroe still holds forth at bis old stand on Broad street, na will be seen per advertisement in another coluwn, He sells good weats— that is certain. er Goop Time.—lne Sacramento and Marysville stages arrived yesterday at 1 o'cluck, a THANKS.—Abe Wage.er, agent at Sacs ramento of the Cal. Stage Cu., will please accept our thapks for tavors extended this office. er New Roap.—For, the convenience of those who attend the Pie-nic, a road-has been opened trom the Grass Valley turnpike to the grounds. “he new road intersects the-raaa Valley turnpilee at the race track. THANKS.—We are indebted to W. G. Roberta, agent*of the Pacifie Stage and Express Co., at Sacramento, and W. 8S. McRoberts for a full supply of Sacramento and Sao Francisco papers. ; —_— WE are indebted to Sam Lewis for a fine Hungarian pipe. Being out of tobacco we borrowed a pipeful to try it.. Smokes,bully. Sam, here's a whifl—“our-beat wishes ™ PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal, hae been el-eted by the Legisliture, State PrinTne priatera in the Virginia Union office commanders having eclured troops tu retali. _Entertainments, at the HexequaHed im-qu-tity; he has—regardicss of ex . Accomplished and Artistic Balladist Living. ér living sitiger, His comic style ‘is br fined . sell at reasonable ratea for eash pee JAMES MOSKOE can he found at the oid stand on Broad Street. where he ie prepared to cps it! ev stand, .aJarge and_eleg-nt-aasortinentof m+ CaHhfornia Stage Company's: bery, FOR SALE OR RENT. OFFER for, salé or rent, a Large Fire “Pro@f Brick Stdre, 22 by 50 fret, with splendid ¢ellar. ‘The Louse is tuilt and finished in a workmanlike manner, aud well arranged for a clothing or'groccry store. It is situated iti the town of Oniega, atid commands the entire trade of tHat place, scotchinan’s Creek. Dia. mond Creek, Alpha and Fal) Creek. Near by 38 the Tecumseh. Fidelity. Union, Star and-other ledges that are now being developed and paying well. beside@ a large district of surface or hill claims, that will, on-completion of the (mega ditch, be watered by both the South Yubs and Omega Water Ditches. A better chance for a jon given when desired JOHN W. HINDS. LALEUCIA, “C¥rPress, ORANGE TREES, CERA . NIUMS, PINKS, &e. &c ap30 GRAND CONCERT. OSSIAN E. y 7 HOSE Fashionable Sociables have been so imimensely popular throughout New Eng land durin z the past twenty-five years, will have the pleasure of giving on*.of his chaste, patriotic, pathetic, literary, musical and humorous BAPTIST CHURCH, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3rd, ’64. e With a desire and determmation to furvish to his western musical friends an entertainment un pense—secured the invaluable services of the eminent vocalist, ; WILLIA™ HAYWARD, Who is justly styled by the leading musical crit ies of the Atlantic cities asthe most Effective, Nevada, April 30. MEAT MARKET, yy AMES COLLEY keepaon-hand the very best of Beer, Pork. Mur W TON. VEAL, Corner Beer andPorkK, at his shop on Rroad Street two doors below Hanson & Co's, which-he-witt — apse ME \T MARKET a = en eryhnody with the hest of beer, VEAL, Pork, MUTTON. Connen BEEF and PORK &e, &e at the lowest ¢ash prices. SLECTION NOTICE,.—Pursuant to an , Act ofthe Legislature Incorporating the eit ofNevada. notiee is hereby given ta the ane: field electors of said city thet an election will be heldon MONDAY, May 2nd, 1864, for the following officers, viz + ° Pa Five Trustees, One Marshal, One Preasurcr, One Assessor. hy order of the Board of Trustees, P. .8 Baker, Clerk. J CLARK, Pres. _W.F Haz'ett is appointed Inepector and W. FE. Preasey aud M. S Hamilton, Judges of the election.‘ The Polls will be opened in the City Hallat 8 o'dock, A Mand remain open until sundown. By order of the Board of Trustees, JONATHAN OLARK, Pres. , W. H. Criwford, Clerk pre tem. COACH E.S8 WILL LEAVE NEVADA ‘ «DAILY At2\ o’clock, P. ML, FOR VIRGINIA AND CARSON CITIES Arriving at Virginia at 11 A. M.9 &,. Returning will leave Virginiaat 4A M. arriving at Nevada at 10 P. M. Connecting with the Compaeny’s Daily Line of Concord Coaches for Sacramento, At&Aa.M. For Marysville at 7 A. M. W. H: DAVIDSON, Agent Nevada. June 2d—tf Pacific Stage & Express Co. ee N AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC’R lath, 1864, this Company wil! fun a ‘DAILY LINE q ( —or— . Sie Six Horse Concord Coaches, cgi . —TOo— : VIRGINIA CITY, And ail parts of NEVADA TERRITORY. Stages leave the office from the UNION HOTEL...MAIN STREET, For Virginia, at 2 30 P. M.

Each day. For Lincoln and Saé¢ramento—connectmg,at Auburn Station witathe ears of the Sacramento. Valley Railroad—at 5 A: M. S PEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT € . have presented Jehn Church, one of the editors and proprictorsS a cune valued at $100. : . = Le _ ——--— = ed “GUARANTEED. , sax, W: H. LADD, President.~ W. 8. MctRGberts, Agent: A Rosks, OLIANDIES, EVERGREEN ACCASIA, MA. + day of January, 1864. (No. 1.) February 29th, Names. No Cortif No Shares No Aws’t Am't D oO D CE, aig WooParcoccht heeer ere NOTICE OF SALE: ell tnsinees—man—with-s-smal-eapital cannot be . 9, address found. Apply immediately tc the undersigned . . at Kidd’s Banking House inth's city. PossessNevada. March Ist, 1864. WIE undersigned agent for the ‘Florence + Sewing Machine €o,” tukes pleasure in an-nouncing to those in want, that he now has sueh . arrangements with the General Agent for the Pacific coast, at San Francisco. thatche can furnish at short notice, any kind machine wanted: The price ranges from $65 00 to $145 OU. specimen can be seen at my residence, No. 85 Main street. : \ For circulars or samples of sewing, apply to GEo. A. RANDALL, Agent. At WEAVER & Compavy’s store, No, 59 Broad street. Nevada €ity——____—— mri-tf etree sorereartre . __Office of Wild Rowe Copper Mining Co. Speneevitie, {Pretty man’s Kanch, Nevada Co. TE. HERE is delinquen* upon the following dé i seribed stock in the above named Company. on gecount of Assessments levied on the 2.st 1k64, (No. 2.) and-on Mareh 19th. 1864, (No. 3,) the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, 4s fo lows ¢ W. A. Stites, not iss 250, 1,2,3, $37 50 ae PO HY Lavina Pascoe 19. 100 2, 4, 10.00 A. Jd. Johnson, 24, 25 26, 200 3, 10 00 S.J. Mathews, 27, 28, 200 3 10 00 Wim. Lithyes, net tee Lag 1,23, 14.1ua. J thaines. notiss. 200 1.2.3, 3000 And inaceordance with law. and an order of the Board of Trustces., made on Ap il 26th, 1864. so miny shares of each pareel of said stock as may be necessary. will be sold at the effice of the Company, at Pretty man’s Hotel spenceville; ON SATURDAY, May 14th, 1864, At 6 o’elock, P. M_ of said day,—to pay! said delinguent assessments thereon, together. with cust’ uf advertising and expenses of sale. : W. WALLACE ATWELL, See’y. Spenceville, Pre tymanu’s Ranch, } April 2vth, tw. Central Pacific Railroad. —AND— CX AND AFTER MONDAY, April 25th, un til further notice, trains will leave the foot of K STREET, SACRAMENTO. a follows. For Lincoln and Folsom, at...-6.15 A. M. For FO]s0Wi, Qticsccc ccc esssss gees v.30 AM. RETURNING, Leave Folsorn at sossc ces osc cccacsease 7.304. M Leave Lineola at.... PS ENSERS . REG 10.45 A.M. LELAND STAYS FORD, _President C. P. R, R. CO, anzs BLACKSMVYEU WAS FEED. : 2 ee ~ a 4 BLACKSMITH is ‘wanted 1mmediately— Zk one who can do every kind of work Appry to C. E. HUMPLURILES, Broad street : Nevada, April Sth. : UNTON HOTEL, Main Street, Neveda, ——— WEessrs. Eaton & Williamson, ~Having teased the above New, Ft ant and Commodious Hotel. and urnished itin the most costly maa ner, are now prepared to receive their triends.and the public gener Pally, believing they can satisfy all who may favor them with their patronage. Hotel contains ONE HUNDRED LIGHT AND AIRY ROOMS, NOT A DARK ONE IN THE HOUSE, And ofa size much targer than are usually found in Hotels. The Parlersare furnished in a superior style: THE BEDS are supplied with the very best Spring and tlair Mattresses—tie linea clean and ofthe very best quality. THE TABLE will contain all that the market affords. — THE BAR is fitted ap ina style not surpassed by any house in the State, and all its contents are he ere kinds, ; THE BILLLARD ROOM is supplied wilan’s best Tables. pocket and anaes. cis ws Persons travelimy to and from Washoe will find this House the mhst desirable stopping place on the route. To. the—travelers for pleasure, we have only to say that the climate of Nevada is not surpassed in ny part of the state } The Pacific Stage and Express Company’s ef. fice is in the House. and passengers by the Cali fornia Stage Co’s coaches will driven to the Union if they desire. The Post Office, Telegraph and Express: offices are in the same block. . : wey Hebe . wise) tur SAAC WILLIAMSON Nevada, ‘Ape yeh Itt. i Nevada Ice Company. W E would inform the citizens of Nevada that ¥ we are prepared to furnish “Good Ice, . A4 any and at all times on the most reasonable terme. Orders lett at No. 5 Commercial Street will recrive prompt attention. : THOMPSON, HALE & STONE, Nevada, April 23d. Spring Style for 1861! oe ‘A. LAMOTT, ' PASHIONABLE HATTER, Cor. of 2nd and J St. SACRAMENTO. —— H AS issued the style of Hats for Spting and Summer wear. ~ As this is the Best place in the State té procure a fime‘and Fashiensible Tile call on him and select ~~ One from his—the ~ Largest & best stock in the country <AT PRIGES— LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. — \ CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD . _ The . Pine,’ Cedar and Spruce Lumber. Sore Throat. te Cough. and similar troubles, if suffer:d to progress, result in serjuus Pulmo: ary, Bronchial and Asthmatie affections oftentiimes iucurable. Brown’s Bronchial Troches are compounded #0 asto reach direc'ly the seat of the disease and give aimost instant relief. Agents for Caillurnia, ReEppINGYON & Co.,; San Francisco. Sly * SSA SOMES “ane : Fo. Marshal. RTEQVE. VENARD, nnounces-himself as a candidate for Marslial at tie coming election. Nevada. April 4b GEORGE $8. PIERCE, ; a candidate for the Uffie of CITY MARSHAL. For Marshal. Is @s. Ss. GETCHELL, sa candidate tor the effice of City’ Marshal at the ensuing election. NEW SPRING GOODS! _ JACOB ROSENTHAL, — ifs just reccived at his No. 64 Broad Street, Nevada. a entire new stock of Spring and Summer JA, Goods consisting in part of ‘Plain and Fancy Silies, Chattis, De Laines, Linen, White Goods, Hostery,-Carpets, ON Cloths; &6¢:i ‘Which we offer at . I¥VERYT LOW RATESB! Iam now receiving most of my Goods direct from New York, and ean afiord to sell them Cheaper than any other Dry Goods House in the city. Phe hates of Sevada_and_the surrouad=. ing towns are invited to calland sce for them-. selves. My prices are low and Goods will be foundas represented ‘Thanktul to my patrons 1OF past favors f solicit a Contiitaice. . _ JACOB ROSENTHAL. Nevada, April 23d. jt : A. A. SARGENT, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ) FFICE—In Kidd's Building, corner of ( + Broad and Pine streets—Nevada A. €. NILES, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. FFICE—In Lewis’ Building, corner of Broad and Pine streets. Nevada ( J. i. CALDWELL, ‘ Attorney and Counselor at Law; Office on Broad street, in Fire proof Building, opposite Speuce’s Drug Store. E,W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace, FFICE at the Old Place, on Broad Street, ; LUMBER. LUMBER. LUMBER! H. SOUTHARD, Proprietor of the TILTON MILL, Two and a hait miles east ‘of Nevada city. Manitfecturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Kepi constantly om hand: Orders left atthe Mill, or with J. 8. Johnston, . at Weaver & Co’s will be promptly and faithfully 7 attended to. ap? 6m Spenceville House. E. Gc. PRETYMAN, Would take this method of informing © fF: Spenceville, 20 miles from Nevada, 01 the Sacramento toad, where he is prepared to aceomttiedate ahy number of persons with Board and Lodging, The House is furn: ished with ew Bedsand everything comfortable for tratclers; Parvies desiring to make 4 pleasant trip-would do well to visit thin sectiet of the county. ~ keeCy PURTYMAN. Spenceville, Mareh 31. ~~ CHAUVEL HOUSE. Virginia City...Newada Territory: co by No. 12 Noxth C. Street. ff Adjvining the Medan Building, ~~~ FIRS’ CLASS , Hotel and Restaurant! Open all night. Klegantly furnished Roow# FOR FAMILIES. and Nevada, March 15th. a salaries . sat tienda bttended tar nee y Promptty 0. V.Chauvel, Prop’r: Virginia, April 13tb—tf ‘*MART OF FASHION !’’. _ the putlic tnat ht has opened a Hotel at . En Broac W. and ¥ “appoi held ‘ Or City . Co cuppe voit Crersi tiring nels, are pi sectic indie; prov tunat the ri fined Grey er €o _Fews #iys__by-fit Th Some Calif nect tle, a may press — hour Terr hour route Ts ef a the e on i date: . fore ious bly . mov men, Lok A enga gent yest clay erus leg . the on } and brie ga, app gro ban