April 7, 1865 (4 pages)

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 7.” SPECULATIONS —Since the failure of the, Red River expedition under Gea. Banks, . and the repulse of the last invasion of Misqouri, the. rebéls in the South-West have been rather severely let alone, and Kirby Smith with his troops, reported at 50,000 quen, have enjoyed'a season of comparitive . And not he and his immediate army but the various rebel garrisons scattered through Texas, have had a long term of inaction. sen There may be a reason outside of the _ grand concentration of the national forces for the subjugation of the Atlantic half of the Confederacy, for the let-alone polity towards Texas. Itis possible there is a double object in view in leaving the SouthWeet till the last to feel the stroke of Federal power. And really we do not doubt that there is design in it. By leaving Texas untouched it furnishes an asylum for the -defeated_rebels, and those who seek safer rotredts than they lave lately enjoyed in the regions rendered hot by the presence of * ‘The wore rebels that find their way to the South-West the better, perhaps, because a reason is furnished for. the concentration of a large army there to compel them to obedience for the American government.— When that little job is done, which will be done speedily, what then? Our troops will "be just in the spot. we want them for the next business in the national programme, and if the flying and defeated chivalry shall eross the Rio Grande, as they will choose to do, the change from whipping rebels on our own soil to to that of pursuing them to Mexico and whippibg them there, besides enforcing the Monroe Doctrine as an additional chore, will, be so light that we may as well, for the sake of simplification, eall it _no variety at all. In fact, the presence of Maximilian in Mexico and the objects of the Southern Confederacy, are but parts of the game acheme—the overthrow of the Ameriean Republic. The War Power at Washington, though saying little, probably looks upon the matter in this light, and when the necessity arrives to march a strong force to Texas to give the finishing blow to rebellion, it will be very convenient to settle up that other affair with dispatch. NE . ‘Phese ure but speculations, of coursé, but ge should not be astonished if Grant should, io six months, fix his headquarters some‘where on the borders of Mexico, and Sherjuan be cutting, like that-through Georgia, Gouth and North Carolina, from Vera Cruz te the Halls of the Montezumas. AvreR StTRatTron Acatn.—It appears that Governor Low is loth to give up the Stratton war. Having been foiled in his attempt to reorganize the Board of Trustwos of the State Library for the purpose of owsting Stratton, by a decree of the Supreme Court, he now changes tactics and returns to the fight with a pertinacity worthy of « better‘catise, He endeavors to force Strat. tonto resign by withholding his salary. It Will be remembered that Stratton’s term of office expired on the 16th of March. The Board of Trustees met for the purpose of esting & suceessor and the Chief Justice having been declared ineligible by the Supreme Court, the vote stood twe for Perkina and two for Stratton—Low and Redding voting for the former. Stratton is en" fitled to hold until his successor is appoint> ~ ed by the law. When the time arrived for the payment of Stratton the Governor noti-: ant,” whereupon Stratton applies to! compel Oulton to issue a warrant in bis favor. If Governor Low can succeed in keeping Stratton out of his pay he may be able ‘to compel him to resign. But we have no doubt that in this he will fail as be has-heretofore, failed ip his unjust war updén the “State Librarian. » If Governor Low would one half the energy with which he ‘bas pursued the O’Byrnes who hold appointments under », his efforts would receive the commenwar upon an excellent officer and’a loyal man simply because that officer does vot be. he showed 09 they Geomyve.t0 be by loyal men. Ota 2 a a — ae as ae 55 ville. er Oulton that the. office ‘is va. (0 the SuStratton to ridding the State of i A grand demonstration in honor of the capture of Richmond will be had in North’ San Juan on Saturday evening next, weather permitting. At a-mecting of the Soldiers Aid Society, after an eloquent address by Rev. Mr. Haynes, in behalf of the sacred cause, a Committee was appointed to make . the necessary arrangements for the demonstration. Se ee ‘Hon. David Belden and Rev. Mr. Hayneshave been invited to address the people.—‘ The military have responded favorably to the invitation to participate, and everything indicates that this opportunijy to testify our joy over “Babylon’s” fall, and with it the mighty effort'to destory the government of. our tathers, will not pass unimproved by: the people of the Ridge. _COMMISSIONEX FoR Nevapa.—In_today’s paper will be found the ecard of J. I. Caldwell, Esq., Attorney and Couselor at Law. Mr. Caldwell has recently. received the appointment of Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Nevada from Gov. Blaisdell, dnd is also Notary Public for this county. He-will be found on. hand at all times,.and wilt faithfully execute any business entrusted to him: *.*= — sheoge EASTERN NeEws.—Sheridan, according to a dispatch dated the Ist, had marched clear around the rebel army and was near BurkesOn the 2nd, Generals Wright, Parke and Ord's lines extended-from the Appommattox to Hatcher’s Run. On the morning of the 3d Richmond was oceupied by our troops; they werereceived by the people with enthusiasm. On the morning of the sanie day Grant started for the Danville road for the purpose of cutting off Lee’s retreat.— From the 26th up to the 3d the fighting was of the most desperate character. The Herald’s correspondeut estimates the loss in front of the Ninth Corps alone, at 5,000 on Saturday Jast. The operations of Sunday, bofore Petersburg, resulted in the capture of 12,000 prisoners and 50 pieces of artiHery. It is thought that the enemy, in their haste, must have abandoned 500 siege guns at Richmond and Petersburg. Lee will probably be met in his retreat by Sheridan, Stoneman; and Kilpatrick’s cavalry. Hancock probably holds‘ Weldon, from which point he could easily intercept Lee before he crosses the Virginia line. Grant seems to have provided for every contingency, and it now seems utterly impossible for either Lee or Johnsen to escape with an organized army. —_° Canby and Benton are engaged in a campaign against Mobile. Beauregard is in command ofthe rebels. The city cannot be. held much longer, Rovcn TESTIMONY.—The developments of the O'Byrne investigation, says the Bee, are not of a character to please the Quartermaster or these who have rushed to his defense and claimed that he is a very proper man and the victim of persecution. © Yesterday Bishop Demers, of Victoria, testified that while in that place O'Byrne went to him and. represented that money was on the sre Be him from England, and induced the Bishop to his security for note was Bish hop’s signature. Subsequently, and after the i orsement, the Bishop discovered that atic Exchange Hotel, BEOAD STREET..+.---NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. Wepnesoay. April 5th 1865. LF let Crees Vole Oona ae} ROAD WAT-PAGHIONS, 8 Anghe do MrseHon&e do . yust received ex-Steamer Sacramento JP Pollard ._do W Morris Eureka 4 See Bike de a se = = lard. = : & oO "afl ee + : a ABrown —do_ & Blodgett Globe ran . NOW OPENING C Brown do J Wallace . do 28 P¥ Repp -do J pracy en bargtiae AT THE. H Miller do J Gaskill Santa Clara ; Jehn Davis do J Crossman-San Juar. CLOTHING E MPORI UM JI Sykes do Mrs Brady Forest M cee aD : — GL Waters do .J Keathler oe = ee P— “4 M Herring Blue Tent R Van Loan rc ‘ : JC Gardeer . do . Hank Place Nevada € P. BANNER, L St Clair You Bet “Miss Edwards do ; ay e . Jno Webber Virginia M M Tilton do . Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada city W Newton Quaker H § Sanders ~ do so ae R Cah Sonora We haye received a large and splendid stock of MEE oie NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! ! AND A. H. HANSON OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and families of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that he has opened a Family Grocery AND Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad Street, LIQUORS, CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, He has on hand and will be in constant receipt of everything in the way ot CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &e, &¢. To which he phan the attention of all im want © anything in this line, These Goods wilh be sold 4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid con. tracting bad debts, I shall sell strictly FOR CASH. Nevada, April 7th, bestow fo ; The} rawn up to that effect for the . 4 NEW OLOTHING STORE. SPLENDID CHANCE TO BUY New Clothing! — 2 it _ bee chonges to eee In this trans° a action the was mn th $700; principal tod inert» Ms. Now. S. SANDERS, Ar COs T. agent in San Francisco for the Bank a testified that O'Byrne went to his office and . Commercial street, next door'to, . — . répresent imself as the editor of th —_— _ rum, of London, for $350, exhibiti wtended letter from Meldrum, tkediion i ccien {78 BRIT AS CHARLES TEWKSBURY; ae rent th wen Breuddel Is Backes eal we NO. 46 BROAD STREET, Nevada the draft; it was forwa © London, and ; AD T, Ne in due time it came back. protested,: wi i : Foxy letter goon Meldrum “‘aaee me ‘ag Spring and Summer Clothing. ——— : . never given him authority to draw it, and Of the Latest Style that he never was under obligati P. oi Having determined to elose busi ers Ba the wih begin pe ein AND THE se to, businosa iM O'Dyrtne 18 & very bad egg, and not at all the proper man .to be oe tuted vith te ee Finest Quality. Ua useg . ae ee mae at ec ae sponsible duties of Quartermaster. as. a . Fifteenth day of April 1865! Dw He Cur THe RaiLgoap t—A ques1 T will séll my whole stock tion of exciting interestjust now is, “Did a Matava on Commercial Steck tees Bee ns ; acai v. . Sheridansucceed in cutting the Danville . onhand all tints Of tee ee? Constantly STOVES, state that on the27th he had left. Dinwiddie . #EN’S CLOTHING, a oe Court House, to destroy the road, and it was —aip— we i De or Rey ae og nate lat 60d nied ae =~ a ty eal reburg, and that he ae HATS AND CAPS,. oe we he ee bale fem eed ee Which 1 witheel at) << . -BPAM plrtion indebted to me are requestion of Burkesville, ) there is little doubt that ‘ as ncaa decree soaring te rk, tae] Ot OW BRE LO a gi) Mt Oeenlodiny mete peinin woathus cutoff . Than Any House where Goods 3.4 G CLOTHING! SPRING CLOTHING! Fine Custom Made MEN AND BOY’S CLOTHING, S ELECTED expresély for this market and of the most approved Styles for the . . SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, And of qualities unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, Whieh we will dispose of at such : LOW RATES That cannot Fail to give the most perfect satisfaction. We have in storéa very large and choice se lection of Fine _ e z FURNISHING GOODS, SILK, BEAVER and CASSIMERE HATS, Bankert’s Fine Philadelphia Boots, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, _ Of every kind. WHITE, BLUE &-GRAY CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, of all sizes. SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, ee SARATOGA TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET SACKS, &e. &c. Which we offer for sale at ‘LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY! e Persons in want.of any oods in our line will find it to their miphioeges 4 call and be assured of the truth, ae we will sell goods ‘at Lower Rates than was ever before offered in this State. Remember the Tikes in Sida & Knox’ : Corner of Broad & Pine streets, —_ oe P. BANNER. SELLING OUT: CLOSE BUSINESS! STOVES, TIN WARE, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, : &o. &o. * Ate néw offered : aT Hives. £2 seo et = ie 2% = 2 soe . ORAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00's CHenPOSS Lan Sto” — New Business. = 4 CARD TO THE PEOPLE! $40,000 Worth of Heavy. and Shelf Hardware, Powder, . Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, “Wagon Timber, Nails, GROCERIES, _ PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &c, &o. Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos, 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, “Im the Kidd & Knox Block” And For SaleWHOLESALE AND RETAIL ¥ OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND with our business facilities both here and m the San Francisco markets, we are enabled to compete successfully with “a h ouse out of San Francisco, and now offer our Goods to the trade at profits lower than ever before made in the the mountains. Our Motto: Heavy Sales and Small Profits We will deliver our Goods a reasonable dis tance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE t Hardware & Grocery Departments {et Me Will constantly be found everythin: 2 in thelr line, to which we eeapesttety invite The atteotion and mspection of the Trade. . ‘TAKE NOTICE. ‘All persons indebted to the late firme of A. H. HANSON & CO,, LEAVITT &. HAMILTON, and W.H. CRAWFORD & CO. are requested to settle their accounts. Have now in successful operation, in front of our BROAD STREET STORE, a TE TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00.; Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. . — . Betait Price Current. ‘CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 175 ROK, Axe and Pick Helves, 300 BRSS, BLASTING POWDER, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. re us a: #2 } CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 7 Pevada Dr "FRIDAY ————— See QUARTZ AT Rot viggthe past three w jest has been awake Jocated inthe vicit Much prospecting. rock showing exce! taken out. But is ~ oteness from mill tested. Along De porhood ofNewtow been opened, but a because of the long over which, quartz __are glad to learn tl by the Smith Brot to accommodate tl the above districts completed, and ¥ time on last Tue water wheel thirt; ‘can be ran with t designed for ten are in operation. charm ow its trit soon be turning o of gold. This mil fer the developme country around it the prospectors fo work, The owns semblymian A: A. They are both ov Jecated on Little THe NEVADA ular monthly mee Guard will be he! ~ ning at half past? are not present a fined. At this ti member, especia " tobe prompt and drill. We unde: to be appointed . the target, excurs not up ‘‘to,the & are to: be “barre are on hand at th the purpose of d the 17th of the r of the Company THE ORPHA for the carpent Asylum to be ere at Grass Valley, Kent, formerly Kay, of this city work has been a man. The buil Church. It wil stone basement. The basement dining room, ar _ ,second story Wi CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. § = “Sand the apartr thirdfloor ‘will for the orphans. ’ pleted by the fi “New Burp two fine stores lot adjoining tt on Broad stree obtained. On store and the « establishment. Tre THEAT the theatre bu day, and work: upon the inte —. Peirce, the su pushing ahead for usb in less — DisTricr ¢ was occupied ert Dodge. T gluded to-mor ebrated mini ~ fuloperation: above. the Ori next Sunday, who have noi company say

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 7.” SPECULATIONS —Since the failure of the, Red River expedition under Gea. Banks, . and the repulse of the last invasion of Misqouri, the. rebéls in the South-West have been rather severely let alone, and Kirby Smith with his troops, reported at 50,000 quen, have enjoyed'a season of comparitive . And not he and his immediate army but the various rebel garrisons scattered through Texas, have had a long term of inaction. sen There may be a reason outside of the _ grand concentration of the national forces for the subjugation of the Atlantic half of the Confederacy, for the let-alone polity towards Texas. Itis possible there is a double object in view in leaving the SouthWeet till the last to feel the stroke of Federal power. And really we do not doubt that there is design in it. By leaving Texas untouched it furnishes an asylum for the -defeated_rebels, and those who seek safer rotredts than they lave lately enjoyed in the regions rendered hot by the presence of * ‘The wore rebels that find their way to the South-West the better, perhaps, because a reason is furnished for. the concentration of a large army there to compel them to obedience for the American government.— When that little job is done, which will be done speedily, what then? Our troops will "be just in the spot. we want them for the next business in the national programme, and if the flying and defeated chivalry shall eross the Rio Grande, as they will choose to do, the change from whipping rebels on our own soil to to that of pursuing them to Mexico and whippibg them there, besides enforcing the Monroe Doctrine as an additional chore, will, be so light that we may as well, for the sake of simplification, eall it _no variety at all. In fact, the presence of Maximilian in Mexico and the objects of the Southern Confederacy, are but parts of the game acheme—the overthrow of the Ameriean Republic. The War Power at Washington, though saying little, probably looks upon the matter in this light, and when the necessity arrives to march a strong force to Texas to give the finishing blow to rebellion, it will be very convenient to settle up that other affair with dispatch. NE . ‘Phese ure but speculations, of coursé, but ge should not be astonished if Grant should, io six months, fix his headquarters some‘where on the borders of Mexico, and Sherjuan be cutting, like that-through Georgia, Gouth and North Carolina, from Vera Cruz te the Halls of the Montezumas. AvreR StTRatTron Acatn.—It appears that Governor Low is loth to give up the Stratton war. Having been foiled in his attempt to reorganize the Board of Trustwos of the State Library for the purpose of owsting Stratton, by a decree of the Supreme Court, he now changes tactics and returns to the fight with a pertinacity worthy of « better‘catise, He endeavors to force Strat. tonto resign by withholding his salary. It Will be remembered that Stratton’s term of office expired on the 16th of March. The Board of Trustees met for the purpose of esting & suceessor and the Chief Justice having been declared ineligible by the Supreme Court, the vote stood twe for Perkina and two for Stratton—Low and Redding voting for the former. Stratton is en" fitled to hold until his successor is appoint> ~ ed by the law. When the time arrived for the payment of Stratton the Governor noti-: ant,” whereupon Stratton applies to! compel Oulton to issue a warrant in bis favor. If Governor Low can succeed in keeping Stratton out of his pay he may be able ‘to compel him to resign. But we have no doubt that in this he will fail as be has-heretofore, failed ip his unjust war updén the “State Librarian. » If Governor Low would one half the energy with which he ‘bas pursued the O’Byrnes who hold appointments under », his efforts would receive the commenwar upon an excellent officer and’a loyal man simply because that officer does vot be. he showed 09 they Geomyve.t0 be by loyal men. Ota 2 a a — ae as ae 55 ville. er Oulton that the. office ‘is va. (0 the SuStratton to ridding the State of i A grand demonstration in honor of the capture of Richmond will be had in North’ San Juan on Saturday evening next, weather permitting. At a-mecting of the Soldiers Aid Society, after an eloquent address by Rev. Mr. Haynes, in behalf of the sacred cause, a Committee was appointed to make . the necessary arrangements for the demonstration. Se ee ‘Hon. David Belden and Rev. Mr. Hayneshave been invited to address the people.—‘ The military have responded favorably to the invitation to participate, and everything indicates that this opportunijy to testify our joy over “Babylon’s” fall, and with it the mighty effort'to destory the government of. our tathers, will not pass unimproved by: the people of the Ridge. _COMMISSIONEX FoR Nevapa.—In_today’s paper will be found the ecard of J. I. Caldwell, Esq., Attorney and Couselor at Law. Mr. Caldwell has recently. received the appointment of Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Nevada from Gov. Blaisdell, dnd is also Notary Public for this county. He-will be found on. hand at all times,.and wilt faithfully execute any business entrusted to him: *.*= — sheoge EASTERN NeEws.—Sheridan, according to a dispatch dated the Ist, had marched clear around the rebel army and was near BurkesOn the 2nd, Generals Wright, Parke and Ord's lines extended-from the Appommattox to Hatcher’s Run. On the morning of the 3d Richmond was oceupied by our troops; they werereceived by the people with enthusiasm. On the morning of the sanie day Grant started for the Danville road for the purpose of cutting off Lee’s retreat.— From the 26th up to the 3d the fighting was of the most desperate character.. The Herald’s correspondeut estimates the loss in front of the Ninth Corps alone, at 5,000 on Saturday Jast. The operations of Sunday, bofore Petersburg, resulted in the capture of 12,000 prisoners and 50 pieces of artiHery. It is thought that the enemy, in their haste, must have abandoned 500 siege guns at Richmond and Petersburg. Lee will probably be met in his retreat by Sheridan, Stoneman; and Kilpatrick’s cavalry. Hancock probably holds‘ Weldon, from which point he could easily intercept Lee before he crosses the Virginia line. Grant seems to have provided for every contingency, and it now seems utterly impossible for either Lee or Johnsen to escape with an organized army. —_° Canby and Benton are engaged in a campaign against Mobile. Beauregard is in command ofthe rebels. The city cannot be. held much longer, Rovcn TESTIMONY.—The developments of the O'Byrne investigation, says the Bee, are not of a character to please the Quartermaster or these who have rushed to his defense and claimed that he is a very proper man and the victim of persecution. © Yesterday Bishop Demers, of Victoria, testified that while in that place O'Byrne went to him and. represented that money was on the sre Be him from England, and induced the Bishop to his security for note was Bish hop’s signature. Subsequently, and after the i orsement, the Bishop discovered that atic Exchange Hotel, BEOAD STREET...+.---NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. Wepnesoay. April 5th 1865. LF let Crees Vole Oona ae} ROAD WAT-PAGHIONS, 8 Anghe do MrseHon&e do . yust received ex-Steamer Sacramento JP Pollard ._do W Morris Eureka 4 See Bike de a se = = lard. = : & oO "afl ee + : a ABrown —do_ & Blodgett Globe ran . NOW OPENING C Brown do J Wallace . do 28 P¥ Repp -do J pracy en bargtiae AT THE. H Miller do J Gaskill Santa Clara ; Jehn Davis do J Crossman-San Juar. CLOTHING E MPORI UM JI Sykes do Mrs Brady Forest M cee aD : — GL Waters do .J Keathler oe = ee P— “4 M Herring Blue Tent R Van Loan rc ‘ : JC Gardeer . do . Hank Place Nevada € P. BANNER, L St Clair You Bet “Miss Edwards do ; ay e . Jno Webber Virginia M M Tilton do . Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada city W Newton Quaker H § Sanders ~ do so ae R Cah Sonora We haye received a large and splendid stock of MEE oie NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!! ! AND A. H. HANSON OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and families of Nevada city and the surrounding towns that he has opened a Family Grocery AND Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad Street, LIQUORS, CROCKERY WARE, MINING TOOLS, He has on hand and will be in constant receipt of everything in the way ot CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &e, &¢. To which he phan the attention of all im want © anything in this line, These Goods wilh be sold 4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid con. tracting bad debts, I shall sell strictly FOR CASH. Nevada, April 7th, bestow fo ; The} rawn up to that effect for the . 4 NEW OLOTHING STORE. SPLENDID CHANCE TO BUY New Clothing! — 2 it _ bee chonges to eee In this trans° a action the was mn th $700; principal tod inert» Ms. Now. S. SANDERS, Ar COs T. agent in San Francisco for the Bank a testified that O'Byrne went to his office and . Commercial street, next door'to, . — . répresent imself as the editor of th —_— _ rum, of London, for $350, exhibiti wtended letter from Meldrum, tkediion i ccien {78 BRIT AS CHARLES TEWKSBURY; ae rent th wen Breuddel Is Backes eal we NO. 46 BROAD STREET, Nevada the draft; it was forwa © London, and ; AD T, Ne in due time it came back. protested,: wi i : Foxy letter goon Meldrum “‘aaee me ‘ag Spring and Summer Clothing. ——— : . never given him authority to draw it, and Of the Latest Style that he never was under obligati P. oi Having determined to elose busi ers Ba the wih begin pe ein AND THE se to, businosa

iM O'Dyrtne 18 & very bad egg, and not at all the proper man .to be oe tuted vith te ee Finest Quality. Ua useg . ae ee mae at ec ae sponsible duties of Quartermaster. as. a . Fifteenth day of April 1865! Dw He Cur THe RaiLgoap t—A ques1 T will séll my whole stock tion of exciting interestjust now is, “Did a Matava on Commercial Steck tees Bee ns ; acai v. . Sheridansucceed in cutting the Danville . onhand all tints Of tee ee? Constantly STOVES, state that on the27th he had left. Dinwiddie . #EN’S CLOTHING, a oe Court House, to destroy the road, and it was —aip— we i De or Rey ae og nate lat 60d nied ae =~ a ty eal reburg, and that he ae HATS AND CAPS,. oe we he ee bale fem eed ee Which 1 witheel at) << . -BPAM plrtion indebted to me are requestion of Burkesville, ) there is little doubt that ‘ as ncaa decree soaring te rk, tae] Ot OW BRE LO a gi) Mt Oeenlodiny mete peinin woathus cutoff . Than Any House where Goods 3.4 G CLOTHING! SPRING CLOTHING! Fine Custom Made MEN AND BOY’S CLOTHING, S ELECTED expresély for this market and of the most approved Styles for the . . SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, And of qualities unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, Whieh we will dispose of at such : LOW RATES That cannot Fail to give the most perfect satisfaction. We have in storéa very large and choice se lection of Fine _ e z FURNISHING GOODS, SILK, BEAVER and CASSIMERE HATS, Bankert’s Fine Philadelphia Boots, BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, _ Of every kind. WHITE, BLUE &-GRAY CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, of all sizes. SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, ee SARATOGA TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET SACKS, &e. &c. Which we offer for sale at ‘LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY! e Persons in want.of any oods in our line will find it to their miphioeges 4 call and be assured of the truth, ae we will sell goods ‘at Lower Rates than was ever before offered in this State. Remember the Tikes in Sida & Knox’ : Corner of Broad & Pine streets, —_ oe P. BANNER. SELLING OUT: CLOSE BUSINESS! STOVES, TIN WARE, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, : &o. &o. * Ate néw offered : aT Hives. £2 seo et = ie 2% = 2 soe . ORAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00's CHenPOSS Lan Sto” — New Business. = 4 CARD TO THE PEOPLE! $40,000 Worth of Heavy. and Shelf Hardware, Powder, . Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, “Wagon Timber, Nails, GROCERIES, _ PROVISIONS, Wines, Liquors, &c, &o. Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos, 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, “Im the Kidd & Knox Block” And For SaleWHOLESALE AND RETAIL ¥ OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND with our business facilities both here and m the San Francisco markets, we are enabled to compete successfully with “a h ouse out of San Francisco, and now offer our Goods to the trade at profits lower than ever before made in the the mountains. Our Motto: Heavy Sales and Small Profits We will deliver our Goods a reasonable dis tance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE t Hardware & Grocery Departments {et Me Will constantly be found everythin: 2 in thelr line, to which we eeapesttety invite The atteotion and mspection of the Trade. . ‘TAKE NOTICE. ‘All persons indebted to the late firme of A. H. HANSON & CO,, LEAVITT &. HAMILTON, and W.H. CRAWFORD & CO. are requested to settle their accounts. Have now in successful operation, in front of our BROAD STREET STORE, a TE TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00.; Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. . — . Betait Price Current. ‘CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 175 ROK, Axe and Pick Helves, 300 BRSS, BLASTING POWDER, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. re us a: #2 } CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 7 Pevada Dr "FRIDAY ————— See QUARTZ AT Rot viggthe past three w jest has been awake Jocated inthe vicit Much prospecting. rock showing exce! taken out. But is ~ oteness from mill tested. Along De porhood ofNewtow been opened, but a because of the long over which, quartz __are glad to learn tl by the Smith Brot to accommodate tl the above districts completed, and ¥ time on last Tue water wheel thirt; ‘can be ran with t designed for ten are in operation. charm ow its trit soon be turning o of gold. This mil fer the developme country around it the prospectors fo work, The owns semblymian A: A. They are both ov Jecated on Little THe NEVADA ular monthly mee Guard will be he! ~ ning at half past? are not present a fined. At this ti member, especia " tobe prompt and drill. We unde: to be appointed . the target, excurs not up ‘‘to,the & are to: be “barre are on hand at th the purpose of d the 17th of the r of the Company THE ORPHA for the carpent Asylum to be ere at Grass Valley, Kent, formerly Kay, of this city work has been a man. The buil Church. It wil stone basement. The basement dining room, ar _ ,second story Wi CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. § = “Sand the apartr thirdfloor ‘will for the orphans. ’ pleted by the fi “New Burp two fine stores lot adjoining tt on Broad stree obtained. On store and the « establishment. Tre THEAT the theatre bu day, and work: upon the inte —.. Peirce, the su pushing ahead for usb in less — DisTricr ¢ was occupied ert Dodge. T gluded to-mor ebrated mini ~ fuloperation: above. the Ori next Sunday, who have noi company say