December 2, 1864 (4 pages)

ee eae Hevada Daily Transcript; FRIDAY MORNING, DEc. 24, 1864. ty R&venDY JOHNSON.—This prominent Marylander and able lawyer, who was'electe4 by the Union men of that State to the Senate, recently, has brought upon himself the just indignation of the people be misrep» resents, by his treachery and base ingratitude. “Since the beginning of the war ‘he hae pretended to be an earnest supporter of the Administration and the war, has de. fiounced slavery as its cause, and by.bis de» ceptionsecured a place in the United States Senate: While in the Senate le made al speéch in which he endeavored to ghow his long und-consistent, opposition to slavery, and argued in favor of immediate emancipa« tion. “With this—record fresh before the people of the entire country, he returned home, belied his—prpfessions, opposed the free State Constitution of Maryland, and supported. McClellan for the Presidency:— ‘Among his own people he has hever been thought a statesman, though allaidmit-his . ability as a lawyer.” Hoe.has ever been very uncertain, and in lateyears it-has been the cuatam of the people of Balfimore city, where he resides, to. burn him 10 effigy nt least twice a year. He was Attorney General under Taylor, and he served in that ca pacity until Taylor died when Fillmore appointed @ successor. The following resolution, adopted by the State Convention of Maryland, which: met in October for the purpose of nominating a State ticket, shows what Johnson's people think of him: Resolved, Thut we condemn the course pursued by Hon, Reyerdy Johneon,but—at the same time congratulate the Whion men of the State that he has left us und is now with the traitors of his country, laboring for theit success; that we are convinced that we are better-without him, and that it will not be long before he will desert them and go over to some new party not yet in extetence, but which he will espuuse so , 8000 as it nny have birth; that the opinion lately announced by him was a pretext for the rebel voters of the State to swear to wils “ful perjury in order to defeat the Free State Constitution; -and that high Heaven will hold hint~aecountable for the deed; and:we ineist that the-next Legislature shall call on him to resign the position which he is misrepresenting. ELECTORAL CULLEGH.—The California Presidentiat Electors—Messrs. Samuel Brannan, J. G. McCallum, W, W. Crane, Charles Maclay aud Warner Oliver— will meet at Sacramento on Wednesday, the 7th day of December, snys the Flag, to prepare . their votes for the Electoral Cullege, and select one of their number to go to Washington with the important commission. — We believe it is generally agreed that Mr. Branndn will be the member selected to deliver Calfornia’s endoréement of honest Abraham Lincoln. GRowTH oF SAN FRANCISCO.~By the néW Directory, it is shown that the annual increase of population is at the rate of twelve and-é half per cent. This would give a population in 1868 of 170,000, and in. 1872, 240. 000. The wealth of the city has increased in a atill greater ratio. The city bids fair to become before the end the of century the . second city in America in population, and. the firat in Wealth, SIXTEEN States have accepted the cons @ressional grants, providihg for the estab. habment in the various States, of colleges for instruction in Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts. _ INVENTION.—An Sa inventinn is about to be wade public whereby priuting ink may be dispensed with, and the paper se prepared that when pressed by the type certuin chewical compounds in the paper ure crushed and & black impression left. —yo THOMAS SWANN, Governer elect of Mas ryland, was Mayor of the city of Baltimore atone time. In his apeeth accepting the nomination, he said: “My desire often hae been manifested heres tofore, to place Maryland m the rank which her geographical position, het fertile suil, her inexhaustible mineral resources, aud her eolatged mantlaciuring eapabilities entitle her to occupy. The centre of our Unien, with her star no longer dimmed by the blight ef slavery [appluuse)}, the future of our Stete, undera practical and Vyorous develepment of the many facilites Which nature has thrown in her’way, will be at once extabliwbed ; and not ‘the least of our causes for thankfulness and congratulation, when we ehall have emerged from the war in which Wwe are now engaged, will be that Maryland will find hereelf in the category vf Free States.” War's Nervous Autudvte will ctre dyseatery. sera te a Fr merc BY TELEGRAPH TO THE: Nevada Daily Transcript, New York,.Nov. 28.—Richmond papers state that great excitement exists at Savanthe front. Sherman intends to seize the road_at Gordon.’ Sherman advanced within a short distance.of Augusta and Macon.— jer. Allinales between 16 and 55 are called out in Spath Carolina, Sherman’s movervents are kept-secret by the rebels. They think Sherman~aay attempt to form a junetion with Grant or Sheridan. Special messenger’ just_arrived from Sa. vanoah. reports that nodoubt exists that Sherman ig on sea coast of-Georgia. Belieevd here that in a few days we shall have ‘intelligence direct from Sherman, from Sa» vannah or Charleston. . CHICAGO,: Nov. 28th.—Burbridge has reached Cumberland. she WaAsHINGTon, Nov: °28th.—Heavy ecannonading heard in direction .of Petersburg Gen, Thomas is at Franklin. receiving rein~ forcements preparing to attack Hood. Beauregard's.army.said-to consist-of 25,« 000 infantry and 15,000 cavalry. . Orders were issued to-day for organizing volunteer veteran corps, 20,000: strong, in District of Columbia, undér Hancock,— Officers and privates to have served honors ably two years, Tue Late News.—The dispatches from: the East show Sherman’s:army to be still progressing. Deserters report that be has Aecupied Macon, “The greatest consternation prevails among the rebels in consequence of Sherman’s movements. ‘Beauregard has issued a proclamation in-which fie urges the people of Georgia to lay waste and Aestroy everything in front of Sherman and stating tbat he would soon be amoug them. The Herald has another sensation rumor that gia, Alabama, Mississippi, North aod South Carolina, and confer with them in relation to terms on which those States can repudiate the secession government and come back to the Union, : Richmond papers say that Sherman -has captured Milledgeville, the capital of Geors gia. The demonstration towards Macon was a feint. There is said to be no force at Aus gusta capable of withstanding Sherman. Charleston and Savannah. A large fleet was recently fitted out for operations on some point unknown. It is now thought these vessels are designed to co-operate with Sherman in an attack upon Savannah— or ‘Charlestuo. The roads on the James are almost impassable in consequence of a severe storm and consequently the movements ofthe army are suspended. ~ Some excitement was occasioned in the city of New York on the night of the 25th ult., bythe firing of the St. Nicholas, La. farge, Metropolitan, Lovejoy’s and Astor hotels and Barnum’s Museum. A woman from Baltimore-was arrested upon the charge of perpetrating these acts’ of .incens diariem. The burning of New-York and other Northern’cities was proposed by one of the Richmond journals mure than a month ago in retuliation for the devastation in the Shenandvah Valley. A correspondent of the Baltimore Ameris can, writing trum Annapolis, says: The first porte arrived here to-day with paroled men from Savahnah. They are the steamers Atlautic and the Blackstone. The former had on buard 649 living skeletons and eight dead bodies—nine were buried én the passage, Such Was the wretched State of these peor wen that our surgeons were appalled at the wwtul sight, Not a maa among tle numbér but whv bad to-be sent te the hospital.— . Many will only leave the hospital fur the grave. The five hundred and tifty on the Blackstone were in better condition. They made the welkin-ring when they landed. rn A it Deav.—Biilly Carr, one of those deported by the San Franciseu Vigilance Connnittee tm 1356, died in that city vo Friday. _— More Bitver—the / acifte “Tribune States that gilver mines have'been discovered m Washington Territory, er emesis RUSSIANS hare commenced a raitway be~ tween Moscow and Sebastopol, which they hope to accomplish ia three years. _ THERE are 268,079 Tadians left in the United Stat: #: 25,000 Creeks, 17,350 Cher. okees, 16.000 Choctaws, . 13,638 Sioux, 3,309 Camanches, nan and Charleston. Everybody ordered to Federals burned the bridge over’Oconee rivSherman will meet the Governors of GeorHardee commands the district including . veesels of Colonel Mulford’s fleet of .trans.) 15,000 Navajoes, New Baiwer.—The new long bridge across the Potomac at Washington, has been completed. It wis eommenced ‘inthe month of Jane, 1863, It has, therefore, been fifteen months in buildiog. The object in butl the bridge iasto connect the. Orange and Alexandria Railroad with the ous line. The length of the bridge “ie 4,946 feet; it bas two draws, each 78 feet long. — One inan can open either of the-new draws and shut it again in one minute’ and a half, forns-the eame operation for the dra¥ of ‘the old bridge. A A-MEETING of the-lawyers of Virginia city was to have been held on the 24th ult., the object being té devise laws applicable to the peculiar interests of the State, and subcrit them to the next Legislature for_ their consideration. = THE Napa Reporter anys there is oné fact that speaks well for Napa, there ie not a single dwelling or business hvuse in town that is vacant. oe ee ee THE submarine cable between Oran in Algeria, and Carthagena, in Spain, ~ has been sucevssfully laid. MARMADUKE and ‘Cubell, two of Price’s most active subordinates, have. been captur~ ed in Missouri. ue : —t.__._. ONE of the San Franciscy* clergy, in his prayer, last Sunday, prayed the Lord to make the church a “trap for sinners,” THERE is a new outburst of. rebel fury against General Butler, fur setting Confederate prisoners to work On the Dutch Gap Canal. ie itil LATELY in London a young woman who was witnessing the performance in the Pas vilion Theater, suddenly rose from her seat and fell backwards, exclaiming, “Olt my heart!” When im@fical assistance arrived she was dead. —~AWOMAN in-Mi iigan, lately took hold of what she supposed to be # stove holder on the floor of her kit\hen, and found it to be a large -rattlesnake-\S bitten, bait.how is a myst £ mie —, wa: AT St.Petersburg, Russia, lately, a Cath. elic church tumbled to the ground when it Was crowded with Worshippers, and as many us 700 persons were buried beneath the ruins. Kot one was saved alive. SACRAMENTO elects School Directors for one year, next Monday. a HOR AcE GREELEY will be fifty-four years of age in the month of February next. pean ln onan THE Reese River Revielle says that Docs, tors do not thrive in that region, tne WHjTE women work in the cotton fields near Memphis. Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET.<.45.NEVADA CITY LANCASTER &.HASEY, Proprietors. Sani WEDNESDAY, November 30th. F Tilton San Francis M Bates Newcastls W Nichols do J Bunker Fall Creek ad Jenudns & w Mass S-Karnest San Juan D Russell Virginia V Bell Birchyille K Wood Grass Valley M Barnett Porest Mill D Cobb Tilton Miil R Von Unsen Washing R Shepard Penn Valley J McNulty Om B Gillman do B Guscetti Nev ‘“*‘WATT’S ee NERVOUS ANTIDOTE,’’ A Farge supply just received and For sale by E. F. SPENCE. Nevada, Dec. 2nd. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. —— Fare at Reduced Rates !!! Pacific Mail Steamship Company. For New York, via Panama. ng new and splendid steamPp: SACRAME NTO, Gro, H. BRADBURY.... Commander, Will be despatched for Panama, ». . ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 34, '64. Ato o’cleek, A. M. Connecting via Panama Railroad at Aspinwall with the new and swift steamer oe NORLH STAR, Tete eeeeeeeee saseesesseeeA. Ge JONES, For New York. CAPTALY The Isthmus Transit is made” by Railroad in three hours! All exposure to a tropical mate is thus avoided. ™ ad This route offers PARTICULAR advanta r Ladies and Families puters The Atlantic steamer will be convo United States vessel of war ! wered tye ly at the office of the ene eR Eeeare 8 ¢ Pacific Mail Steamship . corner Baltimore and Obio Railroad in oneontinuswhile it takes two men ten minutes to:per~7 . SHIRTS, Aes . _ {p ee — Now is \ Twenty-five the Time to Make Money . YOu SAVE < and Fifty Cents on evgry Dollar! TOYS AND DOLLS, the largest assortment, 130 A. ROSENTHAL, A. RQSENTHAL, on Pine Street ‘WO DOORS FROM HAAS & CO’S, would respectfully inform, T Nevada and the surrounding towns that he will elose out the. . To make Room for another undertaking. I will sell tiiy large and well assorted stock of TOYS, FRESH CANDIES, FRUITS AND NUTS! For Half the Price asked for at any other Store in the ‘City. from one bit a piece and upwards: elsewhere please take a look‘at my Store and you will find. to your you'ean buy every article cheaper in my esiablighmeht than at any oteae Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Playing Cards, and Shetvesand Candy Jars for sale. Remember the only ¢heap place. for thic season, . brick building, Pine Street, next to Haas & Co's.the Ladies and Gentlemen of Before purcha# at astonishment that n the mountaias. Cutlery, at San Franeisco prices.— LL ———————————— seetmetenions ae ? FAMILY CROCERIES. + OULD inforni, the people of Nevada city that he has just received a large and Fresh stock of Choice ale FAMILY GROCERIES; Everything usually found in a well-regulated Store ofthis kind. Al) goods delivered free of charge. Terms Cash. ; _A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th. Fashionable Clothing ! P. BANNER 13 JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE STUCK OF . FALL & WINTER CLOTHING. ~ Consisting-in-part of BEAVER SUITS, BROADCLOTH SUITS, AND CASHMERE S8UITsS. ‘HATS AND CAPs, Of all the Latest styles for Fall & Winter wear ‘ oe A large and weli selected stock of Ludies & Misses Boots & Shoes. ee FINE.AND HEAVY BOOTS, For Gentlemen. _ SHOES, of every Description t Gent’s Furnishing Goods ! Consisting of DRAWERS, CRAVATS, COLLARS, : SUCKS, ete. ete. Boy’s Clothing! The Largest and best stock of any House in this State. We spare no pains in procuring the best to be hadin this line. Those in want of Boy's Clothing should by all means go to P. BANNER’S. P. Banner intends to sell his Goods at LESS PRICES than any other House in Nevada : The popular Establishment of P. Banner have on hand the largest and most complete stock of Clothing, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, and in fact everything usually found in a first class House. Don’t forget the piace ! FP. BANNER’ S!.2) Kidd & Knox’s Building, On the corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada eity. CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. — L. PHILLIPS, AS JUST RECEIVED his magnificent assortment of : Toys for the Children !Consisting ofeyerything in the Toy Line, which E will sell as cnEar, if not CHBAPER THAN ANY OTHER DEALERIN THE CITY ! Call and ex. epee} I always keep on haiid the very best of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, «é. 7" If you want anything im ihe Toy, Cutlery, r, To or Pipe line, heoare sud enlicn . ee et Important Notice to the Gen: re 8. HAAS & CO., I AVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE it AND { MAGNIFICENT STOCK —OFr— Fall and Winter: Clothing ! OF THE 7 Z aes LATEST STYLES! ! Direct from New York City ae Having a Tremendous Stock et CENTLEMEN’S COATS! Of every size, style, quality and color, VESTS, A splendid lot of every kind, PANTS, The Largest and best steck ever brought here BOOTS ! r Suitable for all seasons of the year ‘. Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, A superb stock, We offer them for sale at Lower , “Rates than the same articles can be purchased for at any other House in this State : We invite particular attention of the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding towns to the new stock of Clothing which we have just received all of the New York Latest Styles. — Give us call and we will guarantee satisfaction as to prices and quality of goods. S. HAAS & COMPANY, At the old stand on the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada city. » CALIFORNIA STAGE Co’s DAILY LINE _ OF STAGES Will Icave the office of the Com y, at the National. Exchange Hotel, Broad treet, Nevada city, EVERY MORNING AT 7 O'CLOCK, BY DONNER LAKE, For Virginia and Carson Cities! Arriving at Virginia at 10 o'clock, ». M. same day. Keturning will leave Virginian at 4a. m. arriving at Grass Valley in time to connect with the Company’s Daily Line of Coaches for Marysville, and Nevada City. DAILY LINE FOR ILLINOISTOWN & DUTCH FLAT Leaves the National Hotel, Nevada city, daily at? o'clock, A. Mm. , W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent. Nevada. Dec. ist. PINE APPLES, ORANCES LOS ANGELES GRAPES, . Pears, Applés, Nuts, Candies, &c. &c. bl For sale in quantities to suit, by NICK. SLOCOVICH, on Pine Street. Nevada, Nov: 19th. : Fancy and Plain Candies! Wholesale and Reéail; by i Broad street, next door to E.F dl A. B. FORBES, Agent, = food articles at tow 'rmesge” POE wast to get . SULIUS DREYFUss, Uaited States Bakery, Pine ‘Perect. ‘tlemen of Nevada! ~ Fall & Winter Clothing! . ee , ews FRID. x Per yesterd comb, fi in & mip tween t said th Rocky white 1 thie co earthy . thing is uine ‘he perfect —The bee been de unchan of the . mistake of whie particu THE rapidly those . offences winter, the ras fike to they ci inay be the cok Witt by J.) visit to. New Y« State, spring. Fore of foreis was $6 one yeal Boar Supervi day nex Dear Walley . ‘charity, ‘child on Fix . time to winter. thas ai ete. . ‘thing y Snov ‘tthe Ex Flat ye there w ‘and that Toad to ‘due thre GET men we morning the snoy Amol ‘by Jam month t South . } a fall of THAY Loring, vors 6) Mulloy, PLAN trees. it will be Every n as cheer does mo ted.lot v in a few your tre Way ache, wl tidote w Coun People dict of g tence o! R. Y fined $ The ] morning TAX ' Yesterd lector, . $65,536

ee eae Hevada Daily Transcript; FRIDAY MORNING, DEc. 24, 1864. ty R&venDY JOHNSON.—This prominent Marylander and able lawyer, who was'electe4 by the Union men of that State to the Senate, recently, has brought upon himself the just indignation of the people be misrep» resents, by his treachery and base ingratitude. “Since the beginning of the war ‘he hae pretended to be an earnest supporter of the Administration and the war, has de. fiounced slavery as its cause, and by.bis de» ceptionsecured a place in the United States Senate: While in the Senate le made al speéch in which he endeavored to ghow his long und-consistent, opposition to slavery, and argued in favor of immediate emancipa« tion. “With this—record fresh before the people of the entire country, he returned home, belied his—prpfessions, opposed the free State Constitution of Maryland, and supported. McClellan for the Presidency:— ‘Among his own people he has hever been thought a statesman, though allaidmit-his . ability as a lawyer.” Hoe.has ever been very uncertain, and in lateyears it-has been the cuatam of the people of Balfimore city, where he resides, to. burn him 10 effigy nt least twice a year. He was Attorney General under Taylor, and he served in that ca pacity until Taylor died when Fillmore appointed @ successor. The following resolution, adopted by the State Convention of Maryland, which: met in October for the purpose of nominating a State ticket, shows what Johnson's people think of him: Resolved, Thut we condemn the course pursued by Hon, Reyerdy Johneon,but—at the same time congratulate the Whion men of the State that he has left us und is now with the traitors of his country, laboring for theit success; that we are convinced that we are better-without him, and that it will not be long before he will desert them and go over to some new party not yet in extetence, but which he will espuuse so , 8000 as it nny have birth; that the opinion lately announced by him was a pretext for the rebel voters of the State to swear to wils “ful perjury in order to defeat the Free State Constitution; -and that high Heaven will hold hint~aecountable for the deed; and:we ineist that the-next Legislature shall call on him to resign the position which he is misrepresenting. ELECTORAL CULLEGH.—The California Presidentiat Electors—Messrs. Samuel Brannan, J. G. McCallum, W, W. Crane, Charles Maclay aud Warner Oliver— will meet at Sacramento on Wednesday, the 7th day of December, snys the Flag, to prepare . their votes for the Electoral Cullege, and select one of their number to go to Washington with the important commission. — We believe it is generally agreed that Mr. Branndn will be the member selected to deliver Calfornia’s endoréement of honest Abraham Lincoln. GRowTH oF SAN FRANCISCO.~By the néW Directory, it is shown that the annual increase of population is at the rate of twelve and-é half per cent. This would give a population in 1868 of 170,000, and in. 1872, 240. 000. The wealth of the city has increased in a atill greater ratio. The city bids fair to become before the end the of century the . second city in America in population, and. the firat in Wealth, SIXTEEN States have accepted the cons @ressional grants, providihg for the estab. habment in the various States, of colleges for instruction in Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts. _ INVENTION.—An Sa inventinn is about to be wade public whereby priuting ink may be dispensed with, and the paper se prepared that when pressed by the type certuin chewical compounds in the paper ure crushed and & black impression left. —yo THOMAS SWANN, Governer elect of Mas ryland, was Mayor of the city of Baltimore atone time. In his apeeth accepting the nomination, he said: “My desire often hae been manifested heres tofore, to place Maryland m the rank which her geographical position, het fertile suil, her inexhaustible mineral resources, aud her eolatged mantlaciuring eapabilities entitle her to occupy. The centre of our Unien, with her star no longer dimmed by the blight ef slavery [appluuse)}, the future of our Stete, undera practical and Vyorous develepment of the many facilites Which nature has thrown in her’way, will be at once extabliwbed ; and not ‘the least of our causes for thankfulness and congratulation, when we ehall have emerged from the war in which Wwe are now engaged, will be that Maryland will find hereelf in the category vf Free States.” War's Nervous Autudvte will ctre dyseatery. sera te a Fr merc BY TELEGRAPH TO THE: Nevada Daily Transcript, New York,.Nov. 28.—Richmond papers state that great excitement exists at Savanthe front. Sherman intends to seize the road_at Gordon.’ Sherman advanced within a short distance.of Augusta and Macon.— jer. Allinales between 16 and 55 are called out in Spath Carolina, Sherman’s movervents are kept-secret by the rebels. They think Sherman~aay attempt to form a junetion with Grant or Sheridan. Special messenger’ just_arrived from Sa. vanoah. reports that nodoubt exists that Sherman ig on sea coast of-Georgia. Belieevd here that in a few days we shall have ‘intelligence direct from Sherman, from Sa» vannah or Charleston. . CHICAGO,: Nov. 28th.—Burbridge has reached Cumberland. she WaAsHINGTon, Nov: °28th.—Heavy ecannonading heard in direction .of Petersburg Gen, Thomas is at Franklin. receiving rein~ forcements preparing to attack Hood. Beauregard's.army.said-to consist-of 25,« 000 infantry and 15,000 cavalry. . Orders were issued to-day for organizing volunteer veteran corps, 20,000: strong, in District of Columbia, undér Hancock,— Officers and privates to have served honors ably two years, Tue Late News.—The dispatches from: the East show Sherman’s:army to be still progressing. Deserters report that be has Aecupied Macon, “The greatest consternation prevails among the rebels in consequence of Sherman’s movements. ‘Beauregard has issued a proclamation in-which fie urges the people of Georgia to lay waste and Aestroy everything in front of Sherman and stating tbat he would soon be amoug them. The Herald has another sensation rumor that gia, Alabama, Mississippi, North aod South Carolina, and confer with them in relation to terms on which those States can repudiate the secession government and come back to the Union, : Richmond papers say that Sherman -has captured Milledgeville, the capital of Geors gia. The demonstration towards Macon was a feint. There is said to be no force at Aus gusta capable of withstanding Sherman. Charleston and Savannah. A large fleet was recently fitted out for operations on some point unknown. It is now thought these vessels are designed to co-operate with Sherman in an attack upon Savannah— or ‘Charlestuo. The roads on the James are almost impassable in consequence of a severe storm and consequently the movements ofthe army are suspended. ~ Some excitement was occasioned in the city of New York on the night of the 25th ult., bythe firing of the St. Nicholas, La. farge, Metropolitan, Lovejoy’s and Astor hotels and Barnum’s Museum. A woman from Baltimore-was arrested upon the charge of perpetrating these acts’ of .incens diariem. The burning of New-York and other Northern’cities was proposed by one of the Richmond journals mure than a month ago in retuliation for the devastation in the Shenandvah Valley. A correspondent of the Baltimore Ameris can, writing trum Annapolis, says: The first porte arrived here to-day with paroled men from Savahnah. They are the steamers Atlautic and the Blackstone. The former had on buard 649 living skeletons and eight dead bodies—nine were buried én the passage, Such Was the wretched State of these peor wen that our surgeons were appalled at the wwtul sight, Not a maa among tle numbér but whv bad to-be sent te the hospital.— . Many will only leave the hospital fur the grave. The five hundred and tifty on the Blackstone were in better condition. They made the welkin-ring when they landed. rn A it Deav.—Biilly Carr, one of those deported by the San Franciseu Vigilance Connnittee tm 1356, died in that city vo Friday. _— More Bitver—the / acifte “Tribune States that gilver mines have'been discovered m Washington Territory, er emesis RUSSIANS hare commenced a raitway be~ tween Moscow and Sebastopol, which they hope to accomplish ia three years. _ THERE are 268,079 Tadians left in the United Stat: #: 25,000 Creeks, 17,350 Cher. okees, 16.000 Choctaws, . 13,638 Sioux, 3,309 Camanches, nan and Charleston. Everybody ordered to Federals burned the bridge over’Oconee rivSherman will meet the Governors of GeorHardee commands the district including . veesels of Colonel Mulford’s fleet of .trans.) 15,000 Navajoes, New Baiwer.—The new long bridge across the Potomac at Washington, has been completed. It wis eommenced ‘inthe month of Jane, 1863, It has, therefore, been fifteen months in buildiog. The object in butl the bridge iasto connect the. Orange and Alexandria Railroad with the ous line. The length of the bridge “ie 4,946 feet; it bas two draws, each 78 feet long. — One inan can open either of the-new draws and shut it again in one minute’ and a half, forns-the eame operation for the dra¥ of ‘the old bridge. A A-MEETING of the-lawyers of Virginia city was to have been held on the 24th ult., the object being té devise laws applicable to the peculiar interests of the State, and subcrit them to the next Legislature for_ their consideration. = THE Napa Reporter anys there is oné fact that speaks well for Napa, there ie not a single dwelling or business hvuse in town that is vacant. oe ee ee THE submarine cable between Oran in Algeria, and Carthagena, in Spain, ~ has been sucevssfully laid. MARMADUKE and ‘Cubell, two of Price’s most active subordinates, have. been captur~ ed in Missouri.. ue : —t.__._. ONE of the San Franciscy* clergy, in his prayer, last Sunday, prayed the Lord to make the church a “trap for sinners,” THERE is a new outburst of. rebel fury against General Butler, fur setting Confederate prisoners to work On the Dutch Gap Canal. ie itil LATELY in London a young woman who was witnessing the performance in the Pas vilion Theater, suddenly rose from her seat and fell backwards, exclaiming, “Olt my heart!” When im@fical assistance arrived she was dead. —~AWOMAN in-Mi iigan, lately took hold of what she supposed to be # stove holder on the floor of her kit\hen, and found it to be a large -rattlesnake-\S bitten, bait.how is a myst £ mie —, wa: AT St.Petersburg, Russia, lately, a Cath. elic church tumbled to the ground when it Was crowded with Worshippers, and as many us 700 persons were buried beneath the ruins. Kot one was saved alive. SACRAMENTO elects School Directors for one year, next Monday. a HOR AcE GREELEY will be fifty-four years of age in the month of February next. pean ln onan THE Reese River Revielle says that Docs, tors do not thrive in that region, tne WHjTE women work in the cotton fields near Memphis. Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET..<.45..NEVADA CITY LANCASTER &.HASEY, Proprietors. Sani WEDNESDAY, November 30th. F Tilton San Francis M Bates Newcastls W Nichols do J Bunker Fall Creek ad Jenudns & w Mass S-Karnest San Juan D Russell Virginia V Bell Birchyille K Wood Grass Valley M Barnett Porest Mill D Cobb Tilton Miil R Von Unsen Washing R Shepard Penn Valley J McNulty Om B Gillman do B Guscetti Nev ‘“*‘WATT’S ee NERVOUS ANTIDOTE,’’ A Farge supply just received and For sale by E. F. SPENCE. Nevada, Dec. 2nd. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.

—— Fare at Reduced Rates !!! Pacific Mail Steamship Company. For New York, via Panama. ng new and splendid steamPp: SACRAME NTO, Gro, H. BRADBURY........ Commander, Will be despatched for Panama, ». . ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 34, '64. Ato o’cleek, A. M. Connecting via Panama Railroad at Aspinwall with the new and swift steamer oe NORLH STAR, Tete eeeeeeeee saseesesseeeA. Ge JONES, For New York. CAPTALY The Isthmus Transit is made” by Railroad in three hours! All exposure to a tropical mate is thus avoided. ™ ad This route offers PARTICULAR advanta r Ladies and Families puters The Atlantic steamer will be convo United States vessel of war ! wered tye ly at the office of the ene eR Eeeare 8 ¢ Pacific Mail Steamship . corner Baltimore and Obio Railroad in oneontinuswhile it takes two men ten minutes to:per~7 . SHIRTS, Aes . _ {p ee — Now is \ Twenty-five the Time to Make Money . YOu SAVE < and Fifty Cents on evgry Dollar! TOYS AND DOLLS, the largest assortment, 130 A. ROSENTHAL, A. RQSENTHAL, on Pine Street ‘WO DOORS FROM HAAS & CO’S, would respectfully inform, T Nevada and the surrounding towns that he will elose out the. . To make Room for another undertaking. I will sell tiiy large and well assorted stock of TOYS, FRESH CANDIES, FRUITS AND NUTS! For Half the Price asked for at any other Store in the ‘City. from one bit a piece and upwards: elsewhere please take a look‘at my Store and you will find. to your you'ean buy every article cheaper in my esiablighmeht than at any oteae Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, Playing Cards, and Shetvesand Candy Jars for sale. Remember the only ¢heap place. for thic season, . brick building, Pine Street, next to Haas & Co's.the Ladies and Gentlemen of Before purcha# at astonishment that n the mountaias. Cutlery, at San Franeisco prices.— LL ———————————— seetmetenions ae ? FAMILY CROCERIES. + OULD inforni, the people of Nevada city that he has just received a large and Fresh stock of Choice ale FAMILY GROCERIES; Everything usually found in a well-regulated Store ofthis kind. Al) goods delivered free of charge. Terms Cash. ; _A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th. Fashionable Clothing ! P. BANNER 13 JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE STUCK OF . FALL & WINTER CLOTHING. ~ Consisting-in-part of BEAVER SUITS, BROADCLOTH SUITS, AND CASHMERE S8UITsS. ‘HATS AND CAPs, Of all the Latest styles for Fall & Winter wear ‘ oe A large and weli selected stock of Ludies & Misses Boots & Shoes. ee FINE.AND HEAVY BOOTS, For Gentlemen. _ SHOES, of every Description t Gent’s Furnishing Goods ! Consisting of DRAWERS, CRAVATS, COLLARS, : SUCKS, ete. ete. Boy’s Clothing! The Largest and best stock of any House in this State. We spare no pains in procuring the best to be hadin this line. Those in want of Boy's Clothing should by all means go to P. BANNER’S. P. Banner intends to sell his Goods at LESS PRICES than any other House in Nevada : The popular Establishment of P. Banner have on hand the largest and most complete stock of Clothing, Gent’s Furnishing Goods, and in fact everything usually found in a first class House. Don’t forget the piace ! FP. BANNER’ S!.2) Kidd & Knox’s Building, On the corner of Broad & Pine Sts. Nevada eity. CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. — L. PHILLIPS, AS JUST RECEIVED his magnificent assortment of : Toys for the Children !Consisting ofeyerything in the Toy Line, which E will sell as cnEar, if not CHBAPER THAN ANY OTHER DEALERIN THE CITY ! Call and ex. epee} I always keep on haiid the very best of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, «é. 7" If you want anything im ihe Toy, Cutlery, r, To or Pipe line, heoare sud enlicn . ee et Important Notice to the Gen: re 8. HAAS & CO., I AVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE it AND { MAGNIFICENT STOCK —OFr— Fall and Winter: Clothing ! OF THE 7 Z aes LATEST STYLES! ! Direct from New York City ae Having a Tremendous Stock et CENTLEMEN’S COATS! Of every size, style, quality and color, VESTS, A splendid lot of every kind, PANTS, The Largest and best steck ever brought here BOOTS ! r Suitable for all seasons of the year ‘. Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, A superb stock, We offer them for sale at Lower , “Rates than the same articles can be purchased for at any other House in this State : We invite particular attention of the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding towns to the new stock of Clothing which we have just received all of the New York Latest Styles. — Give us call and we will guarantee satisfaction as to prices and quality of goods. S. HAAS & COMPANY, At the old stand on the corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada city. » CALIFORNIA STAGE Co’s DAILY LINE _ OF STAGES Will Icave the office of the Com y, at the National. Exchange Hotel, Broad treet, Nevada city, EVERY MORNING AT 7 O'CLOCK, BY DONNER LAKE, For Virginia and Carson Cities! Arriving at Virginia at 10 o'clock, ». M. same day. Keturning will leave Virginian at 4a. m. arriving at Grass Valley in time to connect with the Company’s Daily Line of Coaches for Marysville, and Nevada City. DAILY LINE FOR ILLINOISTOWN & DUTCH FLAT Leaves the National Hotel, Nevada city, daily at? o'clock, A. Mm. , W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent. Nevada. Dec. ist. PINE APPLES, ORANCES LOS ANGELES GRAPES, . Pears, Applés, Nuts, Candies, &c. &c. bl For sale in quantities to suit, by NICK. SLOCOVICH, on Pine Street. Nevada, Nov: 19th. : Fancy and Plain Candies! Wholesale and Reéail; by i Broad street, next door to E.F dl A. B. FORBES, Agent, = food articles at tow 'rmesge” POE wast to get . SULIUS DREYFUss, Uaited States Bakery, Pine ‘Perect. ‘tlemen of Nevada! ~ Fall & Winter Clothing! . ee , ews FRID. x Per yesterd comb, fi in & mip tween t said th Rocky white 1 thie co earthy . thing is uine ‘he perfect —The bee been de unchan of the . mistake of whie particu THE rapidly those . offences winter, the ras fike to they ci inay be the cok Witt by J.) visit to. New Y« State, spring. Fore of foreis was $6 one yeal Boar Supervi day nex Dear Walley . ‘charity, ‘child on Fix . time to winter. thas ai ete. . ‘thing y Snov ‘tthe Ex Flat ye there w ‘and that Toad to ‘due thre GET men we morning the snoy Amol ‘by Jam month t South . } a fall of THAY Loring, vors 6) Mulloy, PLAN trees. it will be Every n as cheer does mo ted.lot v in a few your tre Way ache, wl tidote w Coun People dict of g tence o! R. Y fined $ The ] morning TAX ' Yesterd lector, . $65,536