February 13, 1864 (4 pages)

dn THE s FiaeNNgRCY. Before the present year shall have cleeed, the people of the UniMecide upvir 4 the duties and respensibilities of id = Eines oad years Et as hp opines by “= a im t fi y durieng tin administration;: hae earned the oe the times that “tried . mene souley? and-proven bimeelf equal toevery emergency. Ques a “hesi__ tate have been judiciously disposed of by him. .[t.igenoty theretore, a matter of surs prise that nearly all bearte are fixed upon him-who hae-sé skillfully guided the ship of —-_State-through-the—turbulaney—of the: eterin a4 the ‘master’ to bring her safely inte the harbor of peace and prosperity. But of far inere importance than the mere representative are the questions of public policy which the péople will be called on to decide. Befote the magnitude of these principles men sink into insignificance, ‘The sword of a Washington would have been as. great.a power for despotiam as that of Alexander, were it ot for the principles m the, defense of which it was drawn. . The brave men who ate in the field ‘te-dny: in defense of country are surrounded by a halo ot glory on account of the grent object for whic “h they até shedding their t bleed. The struggle of the ‘present year will not be to elevate wi any” particular man to the Presidency, but to éstablish principles which shall be incorporated into our fational policy for all coming time. é The mareti of our country is right onward, We, in times like the present, can have no} prineiple.of compromise between right and wrong: ~We must either-ndvanee-ot recede. In the coming contest wo wilt be called —tipon to sustain the Government in its policy with regatd to the rebellion. We cannot} avoid the slavery question; it has been forced upon us by the pévple of the Sutth in such a shape that we will be compelled to meet it. 'The Rietitnond Whig, if a recent editorial, says, ‘Slavery has stabbed itself to death.— _-J¢ has sinned ngainst light—committed. the unpardonable sit; and must die’’ Never was a greater truth uttered, and we must he carel@l that it shall never be resurrected to : endanger the Union again. The rebels have killed:slavery, and at. the next Presidential election we are called wpon to aeé it buried . so deep that it will never riae, until called to Judgiijeot by the ‘last trump.” Probably the most difficult question to be-metinthe next elections Twsthat of reconstruction. ‘The wit" the issue upon which good Union men. were in danger of being divided ; but since thé President's meseage all have yielded.o hearty. support to the plan given in the amnesty __proclamatioa, and ite! éfficagy hie-been demongtrated by the effect ia the South. All the:elements required in’ the national plat . form, may, be satimeg up in afr detenminas tion never to compromise with treaeon or ita cated, Let the platform upou which woare gallud-to. anake fight—be founded on sound . “principles, and no fears “weed be entertained . of the reault. STagy AcupENT We leciritt, says, the Vv irginia. Jnion of Feb,.10th, from a pnssenmibute, that WBaaday Inst, “Gue-wt the Pioneep stages Wenb over a: peedipice, abet twelve miles beyond Strawberry VulJey, and fell and rolled together a distance of furtyor fifty feet. © Et was full of passengers at the time, atid strange to say, none of them were killed er seriously injured. » Phe driver waa abvcrely druladd, but is net considered to . , be dangerously hiirt, The accident wos o¢. cusioned. by the coach «whieh was “going doWn'é’ grade at full apeed) meeting a fast freight wegendé & whort turn, and:the poad satewed from Cilifyrnia by thy Plas “T the road from Marysville to” Sacramento . ‘ . The following with regard to: the arrest is from the Bee’, Hitt Beaghy, who weet to Idaho with the Magrider murderers, wrote, this city, atating that he beliqved the mer, derer. Wella, was at or near Banuock City, amd asking that w fikeneds and description « of Faia or Ann: = Se OE cmares;. : +} quest was complied with=ead ina few days} PO** utter werk Aapatebed the requisition find Lew eharge. } Tae, 86a p 50c; lard 80c! enlt 40c: a "Boat 70c% coffee » 70c; candies $1; tobaceo 2,50. Diggings will have ‘fo“‘pan out” pretty rich: to enable. miggrs to pay for thesr ‘grub’, at ‘these prices. county: proposed. to be erected. in -&< ‘Honey Lake tegton. Oxe Worpb To THE ‘Lapiag—We supbeen-reached some mouths age. when we saw, for ‘the first time. aGrover & Baker . Governor of Idebo Territiry, hecessary to secure the arrest of Wells, and. insure bis removal thenee to thigcity. Frow alt that we can gather, there seeis to be no doubt that.the officers of Id4ubo haze the right nan We are teld thet -when-under the influence at liquor: Wells has Dragged of his feate. and -deseribed, in-clase-detailhow-he-hilled-WWet—-} zel and the officers: who’ had hitn in custody how he took to a stnall bout and went up the river, taking to the tule aad brush in the day time—that often thdse in pursuit-of him were close upon bis biding places. Slowly and wafely he worked his way up the Sacramento and Feather rivers till navigation faited him, ard he took a ent across the country. Now that the officers of the law have him, let them not lose their grip, but see that . he gets what bisinfomous crimes ca'l for. It 1s, nearly four years. since he killed Wetzel. “Wells had an examination before a justice io Idaho and, although a numiber of persons testified ta hia identity, he was Felensed . Hon isto cimiabar, saya the Virginia Union, brought ~ <tn from Sebastopol district are attractiig @ -. goad deal of attention. The ofe, on inepeeIt very much’ teeetublee the. einnabar “talien from the mines in Napa county, California, -which-have— been workedsuccessfully for’ some tine. ‘Fhese small pieces are equally ae rich as New Alinaden, and if this diseovery fs as extensive as reported, it is of :mmense value. Mr. James Say, the locator. is of the opinion that sume of tha ledges are) fully sixty feet wide. EASTERN News'—Thomus W. Carney has been elected by the Kansas Legislature . to fill the seat now occupied by Gen. James Lone,Carney is a radical. Unionist. The rebel congress has refused to back Jeff. in his propysed wholesale _conseription. The Legislature of Missouri baw thker steps for the calling of a State Convention to make that State free. The delegates y ill be {elected m November next. European advices still look like war. The evacuntion of Schleswig has been deininded of the Danes by Marghal Wrangel, of Prussia, and the Danish Minister has withdrawn from Vienna. ee et ee eed THe Virginia Uniog says :—The recently discovered coal mines, ‘in El Dorada canon, are Creating quite an excitement in and about Dayton. “The road is filled. with parties on . horseback, in buggies and on foot, whe return with specimens of aw article, the real inerite of wheh have het been thoroughly tested. Moat, judges of eal seem to be this bituminous field, net so mueh from the actual wapettion ar from any trial to which -it hasbeen sulijected, as from a belief thet the mineral cotild not hare furwed in this region. The El! Derado Coal Minin Company bave commenced work upentheir ichiim, four qilee fram —Doptod, however, und are prosecuting it with rigor. McDouGaLt Resowvrivws—The resolutions censuring McDougall, were adopted by the House on Tuesday last, ag they carte from the Senateybya + vote of 52 to 5. being a glare of jee, the wheels slipped oft! the harbor “of San Francisco. The M first publica this Motice to the said Adthe embankinent, and the horses went down . Thylon,.,.Golden. Aga.! nnd Shira “Nes Fenty <8 Ny i ja Washington the hilly until they landed bottom. devant) were considerably wjured. The I wies © oer HW AY: Administrator, far-yelaw. ys WOWDY Was not. injured, bait work bad to be sueeveerwars ‘pendett of ‘her. " oe. _ Fer Safe, Pesan Seve 10800 Pedetll-prleansre-te pifed 7 ah =the Richmund én, thet 18th Deceit “There. Stace & ae Sake — The . wans pe bey Sor sad eal. Any. person et enquire were eleven Bray’ rr thea saine . following Sqn Frageigen digpatchie freapbe at this office, She te am exeelient niilkee, . rf a 3 i eR! Soca ETT TN 'gcsochel papsiend , . UNION HOTEL COMPANY + Seseit bee Goliad ei: ut Te Pacific Stage and’ , Baprom Com NOTiCR. HE Naval force of the Un cons Ea ante on’ nitht "Uh gg SER, kd ca etd from « o i Viewihine ‘ned “Company are hereby poan See eeege and ia the course of completion, and of there lad eg ees Ww have TSaute irdti-daid SP abned steamer AE ure 8 PAT? +) rAu y veh oaks ‘ CINWABAR Mikee THE specimens of . somewhat incredulous:ae to the quality of }* Tne Storm did Gukahtevebla: damn 6-im well posted i in-all matters pertaining thyfete, informe us thet an important part of the performance éesegped our notice, and. in proof ‘therept; exhibits” to our astonished gage her little boy’s froek, embroidered with tasteful and fanciful designa; -whieb she informs us was oll done, stitching, embroidery and all, ron the same Machine. — markable. but nevertheless true, and if all . the purchasers of these celebrated machines are he enthusiastic ‘as our frietid, thé proprietors must be having one tontinual “hymn of praise’ ascending in their behalf. BINTM, ‘ 72 In this city,on the 1th inst., to the wife of 8. Furth, Esq., a daughter. = Auditor’s statement for Quarter ending Do. Te ESSE. ' State Fund, To cash tn fond Sep. 7, 63, 8 101444 Li peeved te aula BEO55 SS HAT 670 29 + T By youchera from St. OO eee ees. 10,980 38 Cash in fund.. . are 100 9f General Funda. : Toecash in fund Sep. 7, 43,8 4.254 34 received to date, 20,486 56 “$24,740 90 By watrabts redeemed, 20.085 02 By interest paid, 3,888 09 To cash im fund Sep: 7, 63 @ 122 19 « received to date, =. 74 «=9§1,672 93 By war! ants redeemed, 67.09 201 ly Treasurer’s commission, 68 G1 . ee ae _Cash in fund..-.0. . 1,603 92 School Fund,To ¢ash in fund Sept. 7, 1843, 2,978 83 To cash received to date. «6,227 60 9,205 83 Ky warrants redeemed during quarter, 2,379 50 Cash in fund.67.04. 6,826 33 Indigent Siek Fund. : To cash received during ‘quarter. 9,088 51 By warrants redeemed..7.387 70 ae By interest paid. . peeetsece 987 70 By Treasurer’s commission. .251 26 By taud overpaid sept. 7, 180, 475 30 9,101 Ww Fund overpatd.:.. 13 45! Warrants issued during quarter. : On General Fund. Be seceoracvcccsscarces 4,215 84 On Special PUN. 0. cesses est con 0.330 12 On Indigent Sick Fund....005 1,610 40 On Road Fund. ..45 0099 aesacrecens 67 00 Warrants cancelled by Limtiation. ON Bpectal Fuad, occ ccs scensyevescvese 186 00°} On General Fundise.ec. ccc. ea ceseveee 34 a ESTIMATE OF COUNTY DERT. General Fund. Ww arrante outatanding upon which interest has been stoperd. registered prior anuary 1. 163,.. + $12,763.06 Warrants drawivg intres:, } _registe ered since Jan: 1883. 1.007 4@ Thiercst<estimated... 2,300 00 30,571 00 Indigent Sick Fana. Warrants outstanhuing.. 4.495 00 Interest OM same.ses..52. 13018 4.631 93 Total debt .-.-seners actae S520 93 Submitted té the Board ot Su rvisors. glnsic n te . SOMES KES, Auditor, Norice “TO CRE DITORS,— Estate of Michael Duley, deceased. Notice js hereby given by the undersigned, Adminiatrator of the estate o Flannel Daley deceased,to the e editors of, and a} ons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit Them with the necessary vouchers, wi ten monthe after the tirst tera he Keoneves a on said Administra at the Kenne ousein Bleomiield Lownthip, im the county of Nevadac: JAMES DALEY, tr vitae ten -mentha after the eieibiniciarumaconiaamnanmimamstle poacd that the ailima Tile Fee aS eon . marhine in fullaction; but now, a lady friend, . By ‘Treasurer's commissions, 719 22 24,093.23 Cash in fumd,.esescecsices a7 67 Special wand: z uF To eash received during qur’t -~ $9,455-71 By tund overpaid Sez t. 7, ¢ 172-22 : By warrants redeemed. Ce. ere 2 By Treasurer’s commission, 145 4,230 14 Cashin fundi.0:-. . ~ 216 67 febi3 . T. P. Hawley, At < cat AL OTICE TO CRE ORs. of Isaac Skill » deceased h Notice c posal iven by the Bae eraigued dminiatrator of the. y we Aa ty to pion Se . ors of” an ciaims at the said a » to eek bit ne with Ppa Selling. of! “SELLING OFF! ; i. SELLING 0 OFF oaLh ine OFF !. S.HAAS&CO. P. BANNER, On the Corner of" ee erent Take this method to inform the pubMe that they will sell bana val ime weaned : BROAD AND PINE STREETS, entire Stuck of : Clothing, Furnishing Goeds,— Juraseae ces nae raheem are uae EAS ~ Boots & Saw BOY'S CLOTHING! Together with a large stock of [3 RUBBER’ CLOTHING 4} vul the EN TIRE STOCK; Thankful to our.patrona for former. favor we assure them that every effort will be used to merit their approbation. P. BANNER. Nevada, Feb. ‘9th. “. AtCostprices Persons in want’ of eny of the above nam-= . ped articles will do well. to call on us before ee purchasing elsewhere, “as we want to close Steck ot ST caceaenenmmeesis Gent's Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Blankets, At First Cost. All those who want to secure Will do well to éall on us immediatel y,as we are determined to sell our stock of _Secde within.a very short time.RETAIL DEALERS! our steck of Goods as we will offer them great inducements. io APF Buowing thenivel ves indebte to us will please eal} and settle their accounts. S.HAAS &CO., (ONSTABLE’S sa m.—State of Califor Bias county of Nevada, township of Washington, ss. virtue of an execution to me deerts. Esq, an an ucting Justice ef the Peace in and . for the county aforesaid, bearing date Jan. 30th, 184, to satisfy Ae nny udgment rendered by said Coart on the 30th day of January, 1864, in favor id Lewis Voss and p Bag da James McCambridze ‘or the sum of one hundred and eighty doHars 63-108, debt, interest, damages and conte of anit, have taken in execution, and will sell to the ret . bidder for eash. all the ss tithe and erest of caid defendant of, in-and to £2 eiaims ners or less, situated at the head of Missouri ravine in the village of Omega. towns ty aud Stace aforesaid, known as the icCamuridge claims. ~ f will sell the above property in the village of Omega. on Tueeday, the ist day of March, 1864, between the hours of 90’clock A. M. and5 o ‘clock P M. of sald dxy. Taken as the property of James McCambridge to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. Given ander my hand this 30th day of January 1864. ED. FOUNCE, Denatable CH. FERRAND & CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC AND —— brotypes takenm inthe best style ti Art. ON PINE STREET, Overthe United States Bakery _ Nevada, Dec. 29h M’ ALLISTER & co., Ww OoUuLo informa their publie geherally that fridnds and the ey have ogened a Frait & Vegetable Store, . ON MATN STREET, Opposite Union Hotel Where they wili always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt. Fish, Dried Beéf;, &c. &c. “We shall endeavor takeep on hand everything usnally-found in a Fruit and Vegetable Nevada. Jan, 25th—$m, — UNITED STATES BAKERY Grocery asa padeseniid Store. JULIUS DREIFUSS, ' mB tea respectfut'y Inform his set eit . Jey ens ie™, ve lar Bakery. on Pine street, where he be fou ad mead <o serve all : wih thelr palronage yhe.seap, arse ' “PIES, i semana tt te teen Pe livercad, feoued frome the Court of George Heb. ;coun. DAGUERREAN ARTIST, . Bvery ktact of Photographs and Amey; ‘Ham & Bacon SAMUBL LEWIS, ON HAND AGAIN ! i With a well selected stock of Cigars and Tobacco, . Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c, ON BROAD .STRERTfF Two Doors below the vid Stand gy erste ifs NOW READY to sepply his former goods in his line as heretofore at patrons and the public generally with all ie San Prancisco Prices! In etaming thanks to his friends and the publie for past Lay he solicits a continuance of the samein future. Ne wculd also inform the pablic that he will re-open the old stand by the ist of Decémber next, Nevada, Noy. }4th. New Dry Goods Store ‘The eadersigned begs leave to inform. the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public im general that he has opened his New Dry Goods Store, {At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., Where he will constantly keep on hand the finest assortmeutof Silks, Merimos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, Of the Latest Styles and Washions, . Also a full assortment of Embroidery, Trimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, . Oil Cleths, &e. &e. S The patronage of the public is eicteapennd soheited. A. COLDSMITH,. “At the late standof Bates & McCormick. “GEO. E. WITHINGTON, Painter, dié Sign and Ornamental House Painting promptly attended te. stot Gr pee Sa . atime or __ Boots & Shoes, Iti SUF ise WHI dso weik t6 ATF and: ¢xamine ~~ SATURDA wz J. B He will rec work, &c,.s ee DAMAGE and Thured: throughout “Farions part have been_t “damage don -the reads at ~~ whole front on Commer part of the as the St. L considerabl on the fire scattered it windows w in the tawr wae a terri! ina few di loss of thou _ dle progert TR SOO BOA aie 0 Hi, Fire M. tion has be It wae offe city Trust motion wi Whereas. been passe 2. Viz: ve] Company ‘ the propert the water —tral.of.-th city.” Th Resoleed Penneylva: _ titled toa long aa th semnded, We und going on b prietor of —water wot the Fire L fected we in questio sylvania w case of fir STRAW who reaid ton Read, of the Bri ured abou and was his-place. tion. Goon . pany’s ste terday a ramento. CHANG Attorney office in f of Broad Fire . stand tha site Har Grass Va that it wi was done Wain Works, ' earth gat Bone, a ( ing the « bably die others, b ANNIE steamer, Tuet has been Wedneac A VER District Michael second ¢ Ir has tion of # nia Raih 15th ias THe) crease 0 Aye

dn THE s FiaeNNgRCY. Before the present year shall have cleeed, the people of the UniMecide upvir 4 the duties and respensibilities of id = Eines oad years Et as hp opines by “= a im t fi y durieng tin administration;: hae earned the oe the times that “tried . mene souley? and-proven bimeelf equal toevery emergency. Ques a “hesi__ tate have been judiciously disposed of by him. .[t.igenoty theretore, a matter of surs prise that nearly all bearte are fixed upon him-who hae-sé skillfully guided the ship of —-_State-through-the—turbulaney—of the: eterin a4 the ‘master’ to bring her safely inte the harbor of peace and prosperity. But of far inere importance than the mere representative are the questions of public policy which the péople will be called on to decide. Befote the magnitude of these principles men sink into insignificance, ‘The sword of a Washington would have been as. great.a power for despotiam as that of Alexander, were it ot for the principles m the, defense of which it was drawn. . The brave men who ate in the field ‘te-dny: in defense of country are surrounded by a halo ot glory on account of the grent object for whic “h they até shedding their t bleed. The struggle of the ‘present year will not be to elevate wi any” particular man to the Presidency, but to éstablish principles which shall be incorporated into our fational policy for all coming time. é The mareti of our country is right onward, We, in times like the present, can have no} prineiple.of compromise between right and wrong: ~We must either-ndvanee-ot recede. In the coming contest wo wilt be called —tipon to sustain the Government in its policy with regatd to the rebellion. We cannot} avoid the slavery question; it has been forced upon us by the pévple of the Sutth in such a shape that we will be compelled to meet it. 'The Rietitnond Whig, if a recent editorial, says, ‘Slavery has stabbed itself to death.— _-J¢ has sinned ngainst light—committed. the unpardonable sit; and must die’’ Never was a greater truth uttered, and we must he carel@l that it shall never be resurrected to : endanger the Union again. The rebels have killed:slavery, and at. the next Presidential election we are called wpon to aeé it buried . so deep that it will never riae, until called to Judgiijeot by the ‘last trump.” Probably the most difficult question to be-metinthe next elections Twsthat of reconstruction. ‘The wit" the issue upon which good Union men. were in danger of being divided ; but since thé President's meseage all have yielded.o hearty. support to the plan given in the amnesty __proclamatioa, and ite! éfficagy hie-been demongtrated by the effect ia the South. All the:elements required in’ the national plat . form, may, be satimeg up in afr detenminas tion never to compromise with treaeon or ita cated, Let the platform upou which woare gallud-to. anake fight—be founded on sound . “principles, and no fears “weed be entertained . of the reault. STagy AcupENT We leciritt, says, the Vv irginia. Jnion of Feb,.10th, from a pnssenmibute, that WBaaday Inst, “Gue-wt the Pioneep stages Wenb over a: peedipice, abet twelve miles beyond Strawberry VulJey, and fell and rolled together a distance of furtyor fifty feet. © Et was full of passengers at the time, atid strange to say, none of them were killed er seriously injured. » Phe driver waa abvcrely druladd, but is net considered to . , be dangerously hiirt, The accident wos o¢. cusioned. by the coach «whieh was “going doWn'é’ grade at full apeed) meeting a fast freight wegendé & whort turn, and:the poad satewed from Cilifyrnia by thy Plas “T the road from Marysville to” Sacramento . ‘ . The following with regard to: the arrest is from the Bee’, Hitt Beaghy, who weet to Idaho with the Magrider murderers, wrote, this city, atating that he beliqved the mer, derer. Wella, was at or near Banuock City, amd asking that w fikeneds and description « of Faia or Ann: = Se OE cmares;. : +} quest was complied with=ead ina few days} PO** utter werk Aapatebed the requisition find Lew eharge. } Tae, 86a p 50c; lard 80c! enlt 40c: a "Boat 70c% coffee » 70c; candies $1; tobaceo 2,50. Diggings will have ‘fo“‘pan out” pretty rich: to enable. miggrs to pay for thesr ‘grub’, at ‘these prices. county: proposed. to be erected. in -&< ‘Honey Lake tegton. Oxe Worpb To THE ‘Lapiag—We supbeen-reached some mouths age. when we saw, for ‘the first time. aGrover & Baker . Governor of Idebo Territiry, hecessary to secure the arrest of Wells, and. insure bis removal thenee to thigcity. Frow alt that we can gather, there seeis to be no doubt that.the officers of Id4ubo haze the right nan We are teld thet -when-under the influence at liquor: Wells has Dragged of his feate. and -deseribed, in-clase-detailhow-he-hilled-WWet—-} zel and the officers: who’ had hitn in custody how he took to a stnall bout and went up the river, taking to the tule aad brush in the day time—that often thdse in pursuit-of him were close upon bis biding places. Slowly and wafely he worked his way up the Sacramento and Feather rivers till navigation faited him, ard he took a ent across the country. Now that the officers of the law have him, let them not lose their grip, but see that . he gets what bisinfomous crimes ca'l for. It 1s, nearly four years. since he killed Wetzel. “Wells had an examination before a justice io Idaho and, although a numiber of persons testified ta hia identity, he was Felensed . Hon isto cimiabar, saya the Virginia Union, brought ~ <tn from Sebastopol district are attractiig @ -. goad deal of attention. The ofe, on inepeeIt very much’ teeetublee the. einnabar “talien from the mines in Napa county, California, -which-have— been workedsuccessfully for’ some tine. ‘Fhese small pieces are equally ae rich as New Alinaden, and if this diseovery fs as extensive as reported, it is of :mmense value. Mr. James Say, the locator. is of the opinion that sume of tha ledges are) fully sixty feet wide. EASTERN News'—Thomus W. Carney has been elected by the Kansas Legislature . to fill the seat now occupied by Gen. James Lone,Carney is a radical. Unionist. The rebel congress has refused to back Jeff. in his propysed wholesale _conseription. The Legislature of Missouri baw thker steps for the calling of a State Convention to make that State free. The delegates y ill be {elected m November next. European advices still look like war. The evacuntion of Schleswig has been deininded of the Danes by Marghal Wrangel, of Prussia, and the Danish Minister has withdrawn from Vienna. ee et ee eed THe Virginia Uniog says :—The recently discovered coal mines, ‘in El Dorada canon, are Creating quite an excitement in and about Dayton. “The road is filled. with parties on . horseback, in buggies and on foot, whe return with specimens of aw article, the real inerite of wheh have het been thoroughly tested. Moat, judges of eal seem to be this bituminous field, net so mueh from the actual wapettion ar from any trial to which -it hasbeen sulijected, as from a belief thet the mineral cotild not hare furwed in this region. The El! Derado Coal Minin Company bave commenced work upentheir ichiim, four qilee fram —Doptod, however, und are prosecuting it with rigor. McDouGaLt Resowvrivws—The resolutions censuring McDougall, were adopted by the House on Tuesday last, ag they carte from the Senateybya + vote of 52 to 5. being a glare of jee, the wheels slipped oft! the harbor “of San Francisco. The M first publica this Motice to the said Adthe embankinent, and the horses went down . Thylon,.,.Golden. Aga.! nnd Shira “Nes Fenty <8 Ny i ja Washington the hilly until they landed bottom. devant) were considerably wjured. The I wies © oer HW AY: Administrator, far-yelaw. ys WOWDY Was not. injured, bait work bad to be sueeveerwars ‘pendett of ‘her. " oe. _ Fer Safe, Pesan Seve 10800 Pedetll-prleansre-te pifed 7 ah =the Richmund én, thet 18th Deceit “There. Stace & ae Sake — The . wans pe bey Sor sad eal. Any. person et enquire were eleven Bray’ rr thea saine . following Sqn Frageigen digpatchie freapbe at this office, She te am exeelient niilkee, . rf a 3 i eR! Soca ETT TN 'gcsochel papsiend , . UNION HOTEL COMPANY + Seseit bee Goliad ei: ut Te Pacific Stage and’ , Baprom Com NOTiCR. HE Naval force of the Un cons Ea ante on’ nitht "Uh gg SER, kd ca etd from « o i Viewihine ‘ned “Company are hereby poan See eeege and ia the course of completion, and of there lad eg ees Ww have TSaute irdti-daid SP abned steamer AE ure 8 PAT? +) rAu y veh oaks ‘ CINWABAR Mikee THE specimens of . somewhat incredulous:ae to the quality of }* Tne Storm did Gukahtevebla: damn 6-im well posted i in-all matters pertaining thyfete, informe us thet an important part of the performance éesegped our notice, and. in proof ‘therept; exhibits” to our astonished gage her little boy’s froek, embroidered with tasteful and fanciful designa; -whieb she informs us was oll done, stitching, embroidery and all, ron the same Machine. — markable. but nevertheless true, and if all . the purchasers of these celebrated machines are he enthusiastic ‘as our frietid, thé proprietors must be having one tontinual “hymn of praise’ ascending in their behalf. BINTM, ‘ 72 In this city,on the 1th inst., to the wife of 8. Furth, Esq., a daughter. = Auditor’s statement for Quarter ending Do. Te ESSE. ' State Fund, To cash tn fond Sep. 7, 63, 8 101444 Li peeved te aula BEO55 SS HAT 670 29 + T By youchera from St. OO eee ees.. 10,980 38 Cash in fund.... . are 100 9f General Funda. : Toecash in fund Sep. 7, 43,8 4.254 34 received to date, 20,486 56 “$24,740 90 By watrabts redeemed, 20.085 02 By interest paid, 3,888 09 To cash im fund Sep: 7, 63 @ 122 19 « received to date, =. 74 «=9§1,672 93 By war! ants redeemed, 67.09 201 ly Treasurer’s commission, 68 G1 . ee ae _Cash in fund...-..0. . 1,603 92 School Fund,To ¢ash in fund Sept. 7, 1843, 2,978 83 To cash received to date. «6,227 60 9,205 83 Ky warrants redeemed during quarter, 2,379 50 Cash in fund..67.04.. 6,826 33 Indigent Siek Fund. : To cash received during ‘quarter.. 9,088 51 By warrants redeemed...7.387 70 ae By interest paid.. . peeetsece 987 70 By Treasurer’s commission. ..251 26 By taud overpaid sept. 7, 180, 475 30 9,101 Ww Fund overpatd..:... 13 45! Warrants issued during quarter. : On General Fund.. Be seceoracvcccsscarces 4,215 84 On Special PUN.. 0.. cesses est con 0.330 12 On Indigent Sick Fund.......005 1,610 40 On Road Fund.. ....45 0099 aesacrecens 67 00 Warrants cancelled by Limtiation. ON Bpectal Fuad, occ ccs scensyevescvese 186 00°} On General Fundise.ec. ccc. ea ceseveee 34 a ESTIMATE OF COUNTY DERT. General Fund. Ww arrante outatanding upon which interest has been stoperd. registered prior anuary 1. 163,... + $12,763.06 Warrants drawivg intres:, } _registe ered since Jan: 1883. 1.007 4@ Thiercst<estimated..... 2,300 00 30,571 00 Indigent Sick Fana. Warrants outstanhuing.... 4.495 00 Interest OM same.ses...52. 13018 4.631 93 Total debt ..-.-seners actae S520 93 Submitted té the Board ot Su rvisors. glnsic n te . SOMES KES, Auditor, Norice “TO CRE DITORS,— Estate of Michael Duley, deceased. Notice js hereby given by the undersigned, Adminiatrator of the estate o Flannel Daley deceased,to the e editors of, and a} ons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit Them with the necessary vouchers, wi ten monthe after the tirst tera he Keoneves a on said Administra at the Kenne ousein Bleomiield Lownthip, im the county of Nevadac: JAMES DALEY, tr vitae ten -mentha after the eieibiniciarumaconiaamnanmimamstle poacd that the ailima Tile Fee aS eon . marhine in fullaction; but now, a lady friend, . By ‘Treasurer's commissions, 719 22 24,093.23

Cash in fumd,.esescecsices a7 67 Special wand: z uF To eash received during qur’t -~ $9,455-71 By tund overpaid Sez t. 7, ¢ 172-22 : By warrants redeemed. Ce. ere 2 By Treasurer’s commission, 145 4,230 14 Cashin fundi..0:-. .. ~ 216 67 febi3 . T. P. Hawley, At < cat AL OTICE TO CRE ORs. of Isaac Skill » deceased h Notice c posal iven by the Bae eraigued dminiatrator of the. y we Aa ty to pion Se . ors of” an ciaims at the said a » to eek bit ne with Ppa Selling. of! “SELLING OFF! ; i. SELLING 0 OFF oaLh ine OFF !. S.HAAS&CO. P. BANNER, On the Corner of" ee erent Take this method to inform the pubMe that they will sell bana val ime weaned : BROAD AND PINE STREETS, entire Stuck of : Clothing, Furnishing Goeds,— Juraseae ces nae raheem are uae EAS ~ Boots & Saw BOY'S CLOTHING! Together with a large stock of [3 RUBBER’ CLOTHING 4} vul the EN TIRE STOCK; Thankful to our.patrona for former. favor we assure them that every effort will be used to merit their approbation. P. BANNER. Nevada, Feb. ‘9th. “. AtCostprices Persons in want’ of eny of the above nam-= . ped articles will do well. to call on us before ee purchasing elsewhere, “as we want to close Steck ot ST caceaenenmmeesis Gent's Furnishing Goods, Hats & Caps, Blankets, At First Cost. All those who want to secure Will do well to éall on us immediatel y,as we are determined to sell our stock of _Secde within.a very short time.RETAIL DEALERS! our steck of Goods as we will offer them great inducements. io APF Buowing thenivel ves indebte to us will please eal} and settle their accounts. S.HAAS &CO., (ONSTABLE’S sa m.—State of Califor Bias county of Nevada, township of Washington, ss. virtue of an execution to me deerts. Esq, an an ucting Justice ef the Peace in and . for the county aforesaid, bearing date Jan. 30th, 184, to satisfy Ae nny udgment rendered by said Coart on the 30th day of January, 1864, in favor id Lewis Voss and p Bag da James McCambridze ‘or the sum of one hundred and eighty doHars 63-108, debt, interest, damages and conte of anit, have taken in execution, and will sell to the ret . bidder for eash. all the ss tithe and erest of caid defendant of, in-and to £2 eiaims ners or less, situated at the head of Missouri ravine in the village of Omega. towns ty aud Stace aforesaid, known as the icCamuridge claims. ~ f will sell the above property in the village of Omega. on Tueeday, the ist day of March, 1864, between the hours of 90’clock A. M. and5 o ‘clock P M. of sald dxy. Taken as the property of James McCambridge to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. Given ander my hand this 30th day of January 1864. ED. FOUNCE, Denatable CH. FERRAND & CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC AND —— brotypes takenm inthe best style ti Art. ON PINE STREET, Overthe United States Bakery _ Nevada, Dec. 29h M’ ALLISTER & co., Ww OoUuLo informa their publie geherally that fridnds and the ey have ogened a Frait & Vegetable Store, . ON MATN STREET, Opposite Union Hotel Where they wili always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt. Fish, Dried Beéf;, &c. &c. “We shall endeavor takeep on hand everything usnally-found in a Fruit and Vegetable Nevada. Jan, 25th—$m, — UNITED STATES BAKERY Grocery asa padeseniid Store. JULIUS DREIFUSS, ' mB tea respectfut'y Inform his set eit . Jey ens ie™, ve lar Bakery. on Pine street, where he be fou ad mead <o serve all : wih thelr palronage yhe.seap, arse ' “PIES, i semana tt te teen Pe livercad, feoued frome the Court of George Heb. ;coun. DAGUERREAN ARTIST, . Bvery ktact of Photographs and Amey; ‘Ham & Bacon SAMUBL LEWIS, ON HAND AGAIN ! i With a well selected stock of Cigars and Tobacco, . Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c, ON BROAD .STRERTfF Two Doors below the vid Stand gy erste ifs NOW READY to sepply his former goods in his line as heretofore at patrons and the public generally with all ie San Prancisco Prices! In etaming thanks to his friends and the publie for past Lay he solicits a continuance of the samein future. Ne wculd also inform the pablic that he will re-open the old stand by the ist of Decémber next, Nevada, Noy. }4th. New Dry Goods Store ‘The eadersigned begs leave to inform. the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the public im general that he has opened his New Dry Goods Store, {At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., Where he will constantly keep on hand the finest assortmeutof Silks, Merimos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, Of the Latest Styles and Washions, . Also a full assortment of Embroidery, Trimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, . Oil Cleths, &e. &e. S The patronage of the public is eicteapennd soheited. A. COLDSMITH,. “At the late standof Bates & McCormick. “GEO. E. WITHINGTON, Painter, dié Sign and Ornamental House Painting promptly attended te. stot Gr pee Sa . atime or __ Boots & Shoes, Iti SUF ise WHI dso weik t6 ATF and: ¢xamine ~~ SATURDA wz J. B He will rec work, &c,.s ee DAMAGE and Thured: throughout “Farions part have been_t “damage don -the reads at ~~ whole front on Commer part of the as the St. L considerabl on the fire scattered it windows w in the tawr wae a terri! ina few di loss of thou _ dle progert TR SOO BOA aie 0 Hi, Fire M. tion has be It wae offe city Trust motion wi Whereas. been passe 2. Viz: ve] Company ‘ the propert the water —tral.of.-th city.” Th Resoleed Penneylva: _ titled toa long aa th semnded, We und going on b prietor of —water wot the Fire L fected we in questio sylvania w case of fir STRAW who reaid ton Read, of the Bri ured abou and was his-place. tion. Goon . pany’s ste terday a ramento. CHANG Attorney office in f of Broad Fire . stand tha site Har Grass Va that it wi was done Wain Works, ' earth gat Bone, a ( ing the « bably die others, b ANNIE steamer, Tuet has been Wedneac A VER District Michael second ¢ Ir has tion of # nia Raih 15th ias THe) crease 0 Aye