February 18, 1864 (4 pages)

~~ great: desert.a ~ eva Bully Branseript, TRUREPAT MORNING, FEB. 18th. city and Gannty. Official Press je ‘THe Ruaps+A perenne writing to the Marysville Express, gives an account of bis trip from Virginia by way of the Hens ness Pass to Nevada. In going tothe Territory he took the Placerville route and returp. ed by way of the Henness Paes. He says, =————qfter crossing “the Big "Frackee at Stout's . Bridge, welbore up a little nerth of west, theo turnisg up the river, followed-its-wind= ings for six miles. until we Teached=O' Neil's Station, situated on the “bank;on one of the . prettiest roads a stage ever rattled over.— At O'Neill's -the-nver-hends off tothe southwest, and soon forms into a canon of }reat depth. I-was told that the anticipated great Pacifie Railroad was to pass down through this gorge, opening out on the great plains —ofHambolit-—Just-below-this,-at-theBig-+Meadows, will be the great distributing point of all business, when the railroad is completed. for Virginia e'ty, Caraon city, Wasbve city, etc. At O’Neil’s we diverge from the Truckee river, and look wpor. it for “the last time, and continue west, andin a short time begin to ascend quite a hill. called Dog Valley Hill. We ascend it for a mile or mre, and soon come to Dog Valley, . a splendid valley, spread out on our right. 4° From Stampede Valley, says the eurres_pondent, we continued west, through sever. al valleys, all mostly level, until we reached the Little Truckee river, a beautiful stream, winding ita wny out from the Sierras to the Exsoon loatned that it was the ‘north branch of the Big Truckee river. We followed up and slong its windings some dis” tance to-ite head—Little Truckee Lake—asheet of water abaut ‘two miles wide, and .water I ever saw, and is situated on the Henneéss Pass. At this place I learned Dr. Webber lived. I must say I begrudge him ine beautiful home, We pass-on, and-in-a fow-minules we were on-the summit. Here the driver informed us was the aummit of the Hennesa Pass. We were all surprised, as we expected to see sone abrupt moun~ tain to ascend or cross, similar to that we found on the Placerville road. Dut to. my surprise I found a beautiful Igvel country, almost as pretty ns the Sacramento Valley. ‘I could see high penks a long distance off to our right and. left. Here, 1 must remark, the road from Virginia city to this point sure passes any mountain road I ever traveled over, for a distance of fifty-eight miles. For the first time we soon left the Truckee wa» ters, and began a decline grade on down the Yuba -waters, We traveled on through a beautiful cluster of Pines to Rosco's station. Thehée on and ina few mintues wo arrived at Jackson's Ranch, a point where ~ ~"the roads (ork, one branch of the Hennesa following dowir the Middle Yuba; vin Forest + city. Atthis point,we soon tovk the Henneas road which divurges to the southwest, and leading. direct to Eureka and Nevada city. This junction is six and a half miles this side of the summit. We now leave the Middle Yuba river, and bear southwest about seven miles, crossing a low divide on to Canon Creek, a northern tributary of the South Yuba river, and soon arrived at Bowman’sranch. At thia place we fornd every~ thing nice and comfortable, a4 we had found at the hotels all along, and ovur-wants readily cared for,, From Virginia city to this point ~ Tfound'a road thatfar-exeels the Placerville road. Bowwmaii’s ranch is situated on a deep _indented stream, about 82 miles nbove Neva. da city, and 71 or 72 milea from Virginia city. At this point we began to ascend tho hodvivet hill we had found. On the road between here nnd Eureka we -traveled buta short. distance before passing Basaras toll house, and then began the aeceut of the hill towards Eureka. Soon we arrived on the top of the ridge: and began to drop off down te Eureka, and. in a few minutes were in that~place. Here we began to find @ change in the road. We soon reached the Magenta flume, a structure 150 feet high, and the finest work of the kind I ever saw. At thie point we ran aguinet a big hill end a bad piece vf rond, . but abort .Weadofi ascended it; ad in a few minutes were at--Snow Tent Mill, a splendid place end fine house. We proceed. ed, and in a short time reached what is called the Backbone, which is very properly nam. ed. The ridge narrows down like a cornered _ file, and resembles a crater formation, The eit ploge at whith we errived was Leke Ny City. At this place we struck the Sonth, Yuba, a deep indected stream infront We soon deseended.on a beautiful road, “but rather steep, to the ridge, where we found a narrow gorge. We passed on, and were soon on top of the hill, south of-the Yuba river.— This isa bad hill, and-doubdtless will be leit out when the new rosd-is completed. We: pro¢eeded, and in a short time were in Nevada City, and tomy surprise found it look: “ing fine, although it sdffered greatly by the fate fire. I-must say that for energy and enterprise it reminded me of Virginia Ger: EASTERN Newn.—The following telegram dated. Fortress Monroe,.Feb.15th, has been. received from General Butler, in reference to the escape of Union prisoners from Libby ‘Prison: ““"T have just received a telegram . from General Wister, which states that Col. . Straight, with 110 other Union officers, &ss caped from prison at Richmond by digging a tunnel. Col. Straight and 17 others have arrived safe.” The expedition into the Indian Territory under command of Col. Phillip has driven the enemy entirely out of the co@ntry, capluring 26 rebels and killing nengly i A dispatch from Newport. News states . that four steamers, with valuable cargoes, were destroyed in attémpting to run the blockade. Gen. Sherman's headquarters were at Jackson on the 9th. Gen. Smith’s expedition left Memphis.on the lith inthe direction of Cedar Vale. ~The line of the Memphis & Charlestun road was evacuated ‘by our furces on the 10th. . CALLING Cunvestiugs.—Tre sore counties are now culling conventions to elect delegates to the Union State Convention whieh meets in Sacramento in March, tienal Unien Conaventider for nominating e€an= ey cf the United States. Gnreatnouse MADE ~~ Free.—Judge Hoffinan, of the United States District Court, recently delivered wn opinion in which he takes the ground that the amnesty proclama-tion covers the ease of those already eonvieted of treason by the Court: This lets Greathouse_out. He took an_oath of allegiance once before to free himeelf frum arrest and afterward engaged in piracy. Harpending. another of the Chapman crew, refuses to take the oath. “ _—_ i oeWaite Commander Gilluchia,. ef the Russian corvette Calipula, wae returning from the, Ocean House, Sunday evering, witha lady ina buggy, the vehicle was overturned on tbe firat hill ‘west from Mission. Delores. He sustained a fracture of the skull at the right temple, and the upper portion of his face was smashed in. It is thought he cantiot live. SALT LAKE was visited on the 13th: by a severe wind storm, A house in the Lith ward was blown down, also the church at completely blocked up with show and rens dered impassable. 7 AWizona.—J. Ross Browne, writing from Tucson, Arizona, under date of January T6thy says: PE consider Arizoua the richest of all our mineral Territories. I have seen the solid stufl—both gold and silver—and confess itusconishes me, incredulous us I ato in matters of this kind. , As soon as the season permits, I shall visit Walker's and Weaver's digs Binge) La Paz and other points; All-this Terntory requires now, to become the leading wineral region, is military pratectiog.— Part of iy duty here is to aid in the establishment of the Territorial ‘Government, and I hape we may be able to put the mines in a secure position before long Se —A QUARREL occurred at the Plaza Ex: change, San Francisco, on the 14th. inst., between Joseph Forster and James Rodgers, alias Sick Jimmy. Blows were exchanged between the parties, when Ragera: drew a pratol und shot Forster through the head.— He survived about two hours. Rogers surrendered bimeelf. On Saturday last Sub Treasurer Cheesoman forwarded ta Washington $1, 500,000 treasure irom the vaults of the Branch Mint, rages? = 500,000 alee sivee Jat: wary a FEW By ‘ago. United States Marshal Rand arrésted at San Antonio, Alanieda county, a butcher named Conrad Liese for perjury in makiog false returns under oath fo the Colleetor-of the U:-8:> Internal Rex< cnwe of animals slaughtered by bim. Jat-day-of Qotober,-1363,—-in— . satisfy the demands of said _fory ae the pul puse of electing delegates to a Nu-. didates forthe Presidenty und View Preswens . -Sessions The roads north of the city were . _SMALL Pox. AT. Wasmgcros.—There. are said to be twelve thousand cases of this frightful disease * in Washington. The pegroes are dying off like sheep: Of course, No one ares for them. and they do not eare for themselves. The above figuré is proba-~ bly exaggerated, but the disease 1s doubtless very prevalent: The city goverment, uns der inspiration of Congress, will soon do gomething towards having a general vaccinatien, and remoee the segrers from the city. Rear Fs this city; on the t6th-inst. Lena, daughter of Géérge Band Bhizalorner,.aged ‘4 months. . — a eee y NOTICE.” : é % HE Stockholders of the National-Exchage Hotel Co, are hereby notified to meet at the office recentiy oceupicd by A. C. Niles Esq in 4 & Knox building. at 70’clock on Saturday oa next. By order of Board of Trustees C.C. LEAVITT, Sec. 1ONST AB:z. E’S SALE.—State ot CatiterYJ nia, county of Nevada, township of Little York,.s8, virtue of an execution to me dij rected issued from the court of R. McGoun, an acting justice of the peaee in an‘ for the county aforesaid. bearing date Febuary lIth, ‘i-64, to satisfy a judgment rendered by 6a’ a Ae a on the Of. —EKasbert-& Co., and against the Uniou Ditch Company, for the sam of $526 10 debt, Interest. damages and costs Ofsuit, Ll have taken in execution, and will seli to the highest bidder for cash, the following dcseribed property, to-wit: All the “ ht, title and interest of said Union Ditch Co. ; in and to that crrtain water right and ditch situated in Nevada county, Little York township, onthe north bank of Greenhorn Creek. and commencing at a certsin point in said creek about one mite below the dam of Jacobs &Co.,, and running to the vicinity of Hunt’s Hill—Notice’ is hereby giventhat [ will-expuse to public sale ail the abow é desgribed property tothe highest bidder for cash, at the village of Hunt’s Hill, in front of -A-G. Turner's residence. on the 12th day of March, 1564, between the hours ef Qo’clock A.M. and4o lock P. M. on said day, taken asthe property of said company to wg snag Ce Fam h of Feb. Paine 8 ogg This the 15t accruing costae. MILT. COMBS, = AESTION. . E-witt-selt onThursday, Feb. — a At my Auction House, eorver of Washington and Main sts., the entire KITCHEN ~ and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of Mis: Trautmany. , LL WILLIAMSON, ‘Auct. LHOTURE. Hon. A. A. Sargent Will deliver a Lecture, for the benefitof the Methodist Church, AT THE BABTIST CHURCH, Friday eee Rissee Mantes Feb: 19th. —Sunsecr— LESSONS UF THE TIMES. Tic KETS, (admitting BUG pe visevscedscanss $1 50 SINGUB. TICK ETA. 5 cccavscnecoess stccccce $1 00 Te be had at Spence’s bees Store and Geo. Welch's mane Stere, and at the door. Brown's Bronchial. “Brevhes. ‘These Lozengéa are prepared trom a highly extdemed: recipe for alleviating SRONCHIAL AF FECTIONS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, Covens, ‘CeLps, and Irritation ‘or Soreaess of the Throat. Wilt findthem beneficial in clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs, having a peculaar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. Agents for California, REDINGTON & Co., San Franciseo. . Se UNION HOTEL com PANY NOTIC (RHE subscribers to the Paik of the above Company are hereby notified that assessiments tothe full amount M89 oe been levied, and immediate payment Ae N PATT ON. 8 Bee'y. Nevada. Feb. 8th IM MONS.-State. of California, county o S‘ Nevada; es. District Court of the 4th Fadl. pl District of said State, The People of the State of California to F. D. Hedger, Greeting : You are hereby required to Appear in an action brogultagainst you by Wm. Litchfield, in the District Court, the State of Califorpia,in and for the county of Nevada and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days from the service of thi« writ it carved on you in this county,: within twenty seye @ if served on you in this district, and out of this county and within fort sif served on oum the State and out oF He District, or udyment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said comptaint. The said action is ree to recover wie sum. of $501 20 with inte thereon at 3 month from ne coe 1859, — —— him w ed arid held by And you are 7 Bn he oy hae ca that answer said compl tiff will take jontiens against and costs. . _~ In ‘testimony w } eeal> har, clerk of ~€ —~ ) do hereunto seal ofthe said C eity, this 13th ected, Plainu for said suni t, I, R A. Feranaoe Court afo rqu my hand and impresa seek tha [2 at my office, ij of Februa 5 a i mn bit, R. 4. F. y BPG 0. Ps ma fobs Ninety oy ariand, duane '_R. H. FARQUHAR. © —— ‘ Panenen Pe Bieter namie Atty, “Public Spéakers and Vocalists ~~ . ourteeuth Judicial District of . B GREAT TRIUMPH. Selli nig On! SELLING OFF! — On the Corner of ‘BROAD AND PINE STREETS, . Be EE anaes Fae clare. Sea ch ae Ne ne, Se PE entire Stuck of Clothing, aoe Furnishing Goods, P. BANNER, —~SAMU BL, LEW Is, _ Successor To Lewis Bros, — Importer of Cigars and Tobacco, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c, of Broad and Pine ets., Nevada. S NOW READY to supply ‘his former andthe public generally -with all goods in his line as heretofore ee -Thank‘ul for past. patronage, he fg en solicits a continuance of the same, Nevada, Feb--t5th. PETORE NewDry = The undersigned begs leaveto inform the La: dies of Nevata-and vicinity-and-the-. publie in general that he : Hats,‘ Boots & Shoes, BOY'S CLOTHING! ~ Together with a large stock of. Persons in want of any of the above named articles will do well .to call on us before Satins eate STOCK. Thankful to our pe jfons for former favors we assure them thate effort will be used to merit their approbation. P. BANNER. Nevada; Feb. sth: CH. FERRAND & CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC AND — Every kind of Photographsand Ambrotypes taken in the best style ofthe Art, ON PINE STREET, )Overthe United States Bakery Nevada, Dee. 29th M’ ALLISTER & CO., woe inform their old friends aad the y that they heve opened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hote! Where they will always keep on hand as Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and,Salt Fish, Ham & Baeon. Dried Beef, &c. &c. We shall endéavor to keep on hand everythi usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable one Nevada, Jan. 25th—3m UNITED STATES BAKERY —AND— Grocery and . Paarl Store. JULIUS “DREIFU SS, Wwe UD respectfall y inform his friends and the citizens of Nevada ‘ene rally that he has taken the above well known aud popa. lar Bakery. on Pine street, where he ¢an atways be found ready toserve all whq ymay favor him with their patronage. READ ae id er a fel, Always o m Kena. Nevada d Nov. 18 1cE TO. Michael Daley CONFECTIONERY, a the old stand om Pine St. Gakbi TORE state of vo. » deceased. Notice is hereby yen ¥ the undereigned, ae ofthe estate of Miehaet Daley deceased of, and.all Persons having ciaians ie Said deceased. to ewhibit them with sinst so ‘sary vouchers, within ten months raven first ae of this wotice to the said Administrathe Kennebee House in Bloomfield Townsince “JAMES DALEY ALKY, Administrator. febi3 T. P. Hawléy, Atty for Admr. @TICE T@ CREDITORS. -Esiaie of Aa Skillman, Notice is hereby en by the Administrator of the state os fey Skillman. ge tot against itors of. having claims the said a them with the necessary vouchers, io San “montis after the [= RUBBER CLOTHING 4} . purchasing elsewhere, as We want to close . “out the” ENTIRE: . TO CLOSE BUSINESS. has opened his New Dry Goods Store, ._ At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sta., Where he will constantly keep on hand the finest assortmeut.of te Silks, Mefinos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, Of the Latest Styles. and. Fashions,. Also a full assortment of +} Embroidery, frimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. , -seheited: ' A. COLDSMITH, At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. dig fiiquire at wWeaven & Company’ 8 store, No. od Broad street: Nevada City: “CEO. E. WITHINCTON, Sign ‘and Ornamental Painter, House Painting promptly attended to. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE FIXTURES, &c. &c. At the foot of Broad Street, Nevada. SELLING OFF SELLING OFF! 8. HAAS &CO. Take this method to inform the pubHe that they will sell their extensive Stock ot a Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, Blankets, And other articles foo humerous to mention, At First Cost. All those who want to secure BARGA Ins Will de well to call on us immediately, ae we are determined to sef! our stock of. Goods within a very short time. RETAIL DEALERS! In our Hine will do well to call and enaeatne our stock of Goods as we will offer them great 2 m . JAE Al piton apg themenies nde 8.HAA&& CO., At the old stand, Lewis’ Building, corner — . San Francisco PilcesT“The patronage of the “public: ‘ts respectfully -. The Florence aadeins. Machine Oo. . STOCK OF WALL PAPER, CURTAIN : Shins aCIT SE A RS BN bases een THURSD: te J. B He will ree work, &e. . — —cetieanraonsnaaen THe Ba Monday nig ton’s birthmake tl.is-t! oft in this « ¢ __secured.an every delice every port the ball. Tur Cali _at Virginia day last, m: to Virginia Lecruni Sargent on “delivered t¢ ~@burch. Gone Fi whe has fo: shaland a t day last fur we lose the He has bee @ficer. W DANCING menéed the ~~“Puesday ni geaotlemen ladies and ¢ dance. ate comes off t ~2thia mornin ington stre GaWe ~-Beq.; Assi Senate, for tendent of. ‘oents. TAXATIC ‘in Marin lands the fe ted States. males had sult was as Gone FE James saik Saturday. EARLY fresh ripe inarket at 38th of Ja ‘open air bi J.G. Je O'Brien, ii -ced by Ju 18th proxi AN acti “peare tot among the ing meetin State, rais Fenian B wen of Ir to secure they are a they will . THE dec the “soldi grove Rec J, H. Hev Foore Prentice 4 every foot Ex-Gor ~ wus-adini . Court of Tue Le ” to witness w—.--__-___— on son re sssaie lather tehanninctliebosia i THed . nigger pe Quentin, ot the gre erates con _}, eluding b THE ce Wilson D Avecs f ibbed la . bet Howe. 6

~~ great: desert.a ~ eva Bully Branseript, TRUREPAT MORNING, FEB. 18th. city and Gannty. Official Press je ‘THe Ruaps+A perenne writing to the Marysville Express, gives an account of bis trip from Virginia by way of the Hens ness Pass to Nevada. In going tothe Territory he took the Placerville route and returp. ed by way of the Henness Paes. He says, =————qfter crossing “the Big "Frackee at Stout's . Bridge, welbore up a little nerth of west, theo turnisg up the river, followed-its-wind= ings for six miles. until we Teached=O' Neil's Station, situated on the “bank;on one of the . prettiest roads a stage ever rattled over.— At O'Neill's -the-nver-hends off tothe southwest, and soon forms into a canon of }reat depth. I-was told that the anticipated great Pacifie Railroad was to pass down through this gorge, opening out on the great plains —ofHambolit-—Just-below-this,-at-theBig-+Meadows, will be the great distributing point of all business, when the railroad is completed. for Virginia e'ty, Caraon city, Wasbve city, etc. At O’Neil’s we diverge from the Truckee river, and look wpor. it for “the last time, and continue west, andin a short time begin to ascend quite a hill. called Dog Valley Hill. We ascend it for a mile or mre, and soon come to Dog Valley, . a splendid valley, spread out on our right. 4° From Stampede Valley, says the eurres_pondent, we continued west, through sever. al valleys, all mostly level, until we reached the Little Truckee river, a beautiful stream, winding ita wny out from the Sierras to the Exsoon loatned that it was the ‘north branch of the Big Truckee river. We followed up and slong its windings some dis” tance to-ite head—Little Truckee Lake—asheet of water abaut ‘two miles wide, and .water I ever saw, and is situated on the Henneéss Pass. At this place I learned Dr. Webber lived. I must say I begrudge him ine beautiful home, We pass-on, and-in-a fow-minules we were on-the summit. Here the driver informed us was the aummit of the Hennesa Pass. We were all surprised, as we expected to see sone abrupt moun~ tain to ascend or cross, similar to that we found on the Placerville road. Dut to. my surprise I found a beautiful Igvel country, almost as pretty ns the Sacramento Valley. ‘I could see high penks a long distance off to our right and. left. Here, 1 must remark, the road from Virginia city to this point sure passes any mountain road I ever traveled over, for a distance of fifty-eight miles. For the first time we soon left the Truckee wa» ters, and began a decline grade on down the Yuba -waters, We traveled on through a beautiful cluster of Pines to Rosco's station. Thehée on and ina few mintues wo arrived at Jackson's Ranch, a point where ~ ~"the roads (ork, one branch of the Hennesa following dowir the Middle Yuba; vin Forest + city. Atthis point,we soon tovk the Henneas road which divurges to the southwest, and leading. direct to Eureka and Nevada city. This junction is six and a half miles this side of the summit. We now leave the Middle Yuba river, and bear southwest about seven miles, crossing a low divide on to Canon Creek, a northern tributary of the South Yuba river, and soon arrived at Bowman’sranch. At thia place we fornd every~ thing nice and comfortable, a4 we had found at the hotels all along, and ovur-wants readily cared for,, From Virginia city to this point ~ Tfound'a road thatfar-exeels the Placerville road. Bowwmaii’s ranch is situated on a deep _indented stream, about 82 miles nbove Neva. da city, and 71 or 72 milea from Virginia city. At this point we began to ascend tho hodvivet hill we had found. On the road between here nnd Eureka we -traveled buta short. distance before passing Basaras toll house, and then began the aeceut of the hill towards Eureka. Soon we arrived on the top of the ridge: and began to drop off down te Eureka, and. in a few minutes were in that~place. Here we began to find @ change in the road. We soon reached the Magenta flume, a structure 150 feet high, and the finest work of the kind I ever saw. At thie point we ran aguinet a big hill end a bad piece vf rond, . but abort .Weadofi ascended it; ad in a few minutes were at--Snow Tent Mill, a splendid place end fine house. We proceed. ed, and in a short time reached what is called the Backbone, which is very properly nam. ed. The ridge narrows down like a cornered _ file, and resembles a crater formation, The eit ploge at whith we errived was Leke Ny City.. At this place we struck the Sonth, Yuba, a deep indected stream infront We soon deseended.on a beautiful road, “but rather steep, to the ridge, where we found a narrow gorge. We passed on, and were soon on top of the hill, south of-the Yuba river.— This isa bad hill, and-doubdtless will be leit out when the new rosd-is completed. We: pro¢eeded, and in a short time were in Nevada City, and tomy surprise found it look: “ing fine, although it sdffered greatly by the fate fire. I-must say that for energy and enterprise it reminded me of Virginia Ger: EASTERN Newn.—The following telegram dated. Fortress Monroe,.Feb.15th, has been. received from General Butler, in reference to the escape of Union prisoners from Libby ‘Prison: ““"T have just received a telegram . from General Wister, which states that Col. . Straight, with 110 other Union officers, &ss caped from prison at Richmond by digging a tunnel. Col. Straight and 17 others have arrived safe.” The expedition into the Indian Territory under command of Col. Phillip has driven the enemy entirely out of the co@ntry, capluring 26 rebels and killing nengly i A dispatch from Newport. News states . that four steamers, with valuable cargoes, were destroyed in attémpting to run the blockade. Gen. Sherman's headquarters were at Jackson on the 9th. Gen. Smith’s expedition left Memphis.on the lith inthe direction of Cedar Vale. ~The line of the Memphis & Charlestun road was evacuated ‘by our furces on the 10th. . CALLING Cunvestiugs.—Tre sore counties are now culling conventions to elect delegates to the Union State Convention whieh meets in Sacramento in March, tienal Unien Conaventider for nominating e€an= ey cf the United States. Gnreatnouse MADE ~~ Free.—Judge Hoffinan, of the United States District Court, recently delivered wn opinion in which he takes the ground that the amnesty proclama-tion covers the ease of those already eonvieted of treason by the Court: This lets Greathouse_out. He took an_oath of allegiance once before to free himeelf frum arrest and afterward engaged in piracy. Harpending. another of the Chapman crew, refuses to take the oath. “ _—_ i oeWaite Commander Gilluchia,. ef the Russian corvette Calipula, wae returning from the, Ocean House, Sunday evering, witha lady ina buggy, the vehicle was overturned on tbe firat hill ‘west from Mission. Delores. He sustained a fracture of the skull at the right temple, and the upper portion of his face was smashed in. It is thought he cantiot live. SALT LAKE was visited on the 13th: by a severe wind storm, A house in the Lith ward was blown down, also the church at completely blocked up with show and rens dered impassable. 7 AWizona.—J. Ross Browne, writing from Tucson, Arizona, under date of January T6thy says: PE consider Arizoua the richest of all our mineral Territories. I have seen the solid stufl—both gold and silver—and confess itusconishes me, incredulous us I ato in matters of this kind. , As soon as the season permits, I shall visit Walker's and Weaver's digs Binge) La Paz and other points; All-this Terntory requires now, to become the leading wineral region, is military pratectiog.— Part of iy duty here is to aid in the establishment of the Territorial ‘Government, and I hape we may be able to put the mines in a secure position before long Se —A QUARREL occurred at the Plaza Ex: change, San Francisco, on the 14th. inst., between Joseph Forster and James Rodgers, alias Sick Jimmy. Blows were exchanged between the parties, when Ragera: drew a pratol und shot Forster through the head.— He survived about two hours. Rogers surrendered bimeelf. On Saturday last Sub Treasurer Cheesoman forwarded ta Washington $1, 500,000 treasure irom the vaults of the Branch Mint, rages? = 500,000 alee sivee Jat: wary a FEW By ‘ago. United States Marshal Rand arrésted at San Antonio, Alanieda county, a butcher named Conrad Liese for perjury in makiog false returns under oath fo the Colleetor-of the U:-8:> Internal Rex< cnwe of animals slaughtered by bim. Jat-day-of Qotober,-1363,—-in— . satisfy the demands of said _fory ae the pul puse of electing delegates to a Nu-. didates forthe Presidenty und View Preswens . -Sessions The roads north of the city were . _SMALL Pox. AT. Wasmgcros.—There. are said to be twelve thousand cases of this frightful disease * in Washington. The pegroes are dying off like sheep: Of course, No one ares for them. and they do not eare for themselves. The above figuré is proba-~ bly exaggerated, but the disease 1s doubtless very prevalent: The city goverment, uns der inspiration of Congress, will soon do gomething towards having a general vaccinatien, and remoee the segrers from the city. Rear Fs this city; on the t6th-inst. Lena, daughter of Géérge Band Bhizalorner,.aged ‘4 months. . — a eee y NOTICE.” : é % HE Stockholders of the National-Exchage Hotel Co, are hereby notified to meet at the office recentiy oceupicd by A. C. Niles Esq in 4 & Knox building. at 70’clock on Saturday oa next. By order of Board of Trustees C.C. LEAVITT, Sec. 1ONST AB:z. E’S SALE.—State ot CatiterYJ nia, county of Nevada, township of Little York,.s8, virtue of an execution to me dij rected issued from the court of R. McGoun, an acting justice of the peaee in an‘ for the county aforesaid. bearing date Febuary lIth, ‘i-64, to satisfy a judgment rendered by 6a’ a Ae a on the Of. —EKasbert-& Co., and against the Uniou Ditch Company, for the sam of $526 10 debt, Interest. damages and costs Ofsuit, Ll have taken in execution, and will seli to the highest bidder for cash, the following dcseribed property, to-wit: All the “ ht, title and interest of said Union Ditch Co. ; in and to that crrtain water right and ditch situated in Nevada county, Little York township, onthe north bank of Greenhorn Creek. and commencing at a certsin point in said creek about one mite below the dam of Jacobs &Co.,, and running to the vicinity of Hunt’s Hill—Notice’ is hereby giventhat [ will-expuse to public sale ail the abow é desgribed property tothe highest bidder for cash, at the village of Hunt’s Hill, in front of -A-G. Turner's residence. on the 12th day of March, 1564, between the hours ef Qo’clock A.M. and4o lock P. M. on said day, taken asthe property of said company to wg snag Ce Fam h of Feb. Paine 8 ogg This the 15t accruing costae. MILT. COMBS, = AESTION. . E-witt-selt onThursday, Feb. — a At my Auction House, eorver of Washington and Main sts., the entire KITCHEN ~ and HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of Mis: Trautmany. , LL WILLIAMSON, ‘Auct. LHOTURE. Hon. A. A. Sargent Will deliver a Lecture, for the benefitof the Methodist Church, AT THE BABTIST CHURCH, Friday eee Rissee Mantes Feb: 19th. —Sunsecr— LESSONS UF THE TIMES. Tic KETS, (admitting BUG pe visevscedscanss $1 50 SINGUB. TICK ETA. 5 cccavscnecoess stccccce $1 00 Te be had at Spence’s bees Store and Geo. Welch's mane Stere, and at the door. Brown's Bronchial. “Brevhes. ‘These Lozengéa are prepared trom a highly extdemed: recipe for alleviating SRONCHIAL AF FECTIONS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, Covens, ‘CeLps, and Irritation ‘or Soreaess of the Throat. Wilt findthem beneficial in clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs, having a peculaar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. Agents for California, REDINGTON & Co., San Franciseo. . Se UNION HOTEL com PANY NOTIC (RHE subscribers to the Paik of the above Company are hereby notified that assessiments tothe full amount M89 oe been levied, and immediate payment Ae N PATT ON. 8 Bee'y. Nevada. Feb. 8th IM MONS.-State. of California, county o S‘ Nevada; es. District Court of the 4th Fadl. pl District of said State, The People of the State of California to F. D. Hedger, Greeting : You are hereby required to Appear in an action brogultagainst you by Wm. Litchfield, in the District Court, the State of Califorpia,in and for the county of

Nevada and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days from the service of thi« writ it carved on you in this county,: within twenty seye @ if served on you in this district, and out of this county and within fort sif served on oum the State and out oF He District, or udyment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said comptaint. The said action is ree to recover wie sum. of $501 20 with inte thereon at 3 month from ne coe 1859, — —— him w ed arid held by And you are 7 Bn he oy hae ca that answer said compl tiff will take jontiens against and costs. . _~ In ‘testimony w } eeal> har, clerk of ~€ —~ ) do hereunto seal ofthe said C eity, this 13th ected, Plainu for said suni t, I, R A. Feranaoe Court afo rqu my hand and impresa seek tha [2 at my office, ij of Februa 5 a i mn bit, R. 4. F. y BPG 0. Ps ma fobs Ninety oy ariand, duane '_R. H. FARQUHAR. © —— ‘ Panenen Pe Bieter namie Atty, “Public Spéakers and Vocalists ~~ . ourteeuth Judicial District of . B GREAT TRIUMPH. Selli nig On! SELLING OFF! — On the Corner of ‘BROAD AND PINE STREETS, . Be EE anaes Fae clare. Sea ch ae Ne ne, Se PE entire Stuck of Clothing, aoe Furnishing Goods, P. BANNER, —~SAMU BL, LEW Is, _ Successor To Lewis Bros, — Importer of Cigars and Tobacco, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c, of Broad and Pine ets., Nevada. S NOW READY to supply ‘his former andthe public generally -with all goods in his line as heretofore ee -Thank‘ul for past. patronage, he fg en solicits a continuance of the same, Nevada, Feb--t5th. PETORE NewDry = The undersigned begs leaveto inform the La: dies of Nevata-and vicinity-and-the-. publie in general that he : Hats,‘ Boots & Shoes, BOY'S CLOTHING! ~ Together with a large stock of. Persons in want of any of the above named articles will do well .to call on us before Satins eate STOCK. Thankful to our pe jfons for former favors we assure them thate effort will be used to merit their approbation. P. BANNER. Nevada; Feb. sth: CH. FERRAND & CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC AND — Every kind of Photographsand Ambrotypes taken in the best style ofthe Art, ON PINE STREET, )Overthe United States Bakery Nevada, Dee. 29th M’ ALLISTER & CO., woe inform their old friends aad the y that they heve opened a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREET, Opposite Union Hote! Where they will always keep on hand as Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and,Salt Fish, Ham & Baeon. Dried Beef, &c. &c. We shall endéavor to keep on hand everythi usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable one Nevada, Jan. 25th—3m UNITED STATES BAKERY —AND— Grocery and . Paarl Store. JULIUS “DREIFU SS, Wwe UD respectfall y inform his friends and the citizens of Nevada ‘ene rally that he has taken the above well known aud popa. lar Bakery. on Pine street, where he ¢an atways be found ready toserve all whq ymay favor him with their patronage. READ ae id er a fel, Always o m Kena. Nevada d Nov. 18 1cE TO. Michael Daley CONFECTIONERY, a the old stand om Pine St. Gakbi TORE state of vo.. » deceased. Notice is hereby yen ¥ the undereigned, ae ofthe estate of Miehaet Daley deceased of, and.all Persons having ciaians ie Said deceased. to ewhibit them with sinst so ‘sary vouchers, within ten months raven first ae of this wotice to the said Administrathe Kennebee House in Bloomfield Townsince “JAMES DALEY ALKY, Administrator. febi3 T. P. Hawléy, Atty for Admr. @TICE T@ CREDITORS. -Esiaie of Aa Skillman, Notice is hereby en by the Administrator of the state os fey Skillman. ge tot against itors of. having claims the said a them with the necessary vouchers, io San “montis after the [= RUBBER CLOTHING 4} . purchasing elsewhere, as We want to close . “out the” ENTIRE: . TO CLOSE BUSINESS. has opened his New Dry Goods Store, ._ At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sta., Where he will constantly keep on hand the finest assortmeut.of te Silks, Mefinos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, Of the Latest Styles. and. Fashions,. Also a full assortment of +} Embroidery, frimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. , -seheited: ' A. COLDSMITH, At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. dig fiiquire at wWeaven & Company’ 8 store, No. od Broad street: Nevada City: “CEO. E. WITHINCTON, Sign ‘and Ornamental Painter, House Painting promptly attended to. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE FIXTURES, &c. &c. At the foot of Broad Street, Nevada. SELLING OFF SELLING OFF! 8. HAAS &CO. Take this method to inform the pubHe that they will sell their extensive Stock ot a Gent’s Furnishing Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps, Blankets, And other articles foo humerous to mention, At First Cost. All those who want to secure BARGA Ins Will de well to call on us immediately, ae we are determined to sef! our stock of. Goods within a very short time. RETAIL DEALERS! In our Hine will do well to call and enaeatne our stock of Goods as we will offer them great 2 m . JAE Al piton apg themenies nde 8.HAA&& CO., At the old stand, Lewis’ Building, corner — . San Francisco PilcesT“The patronage of the “public: ‘ts respectfully -. The Florence aadeins. Machine Oo. . STOCK OF WALL PAPER, CURTAIN : Shins aCIT SE A RS BN bases een THURSD: te J. B He will ree work, &e. . — —cetieanraonsnaaen THe Ba Monday nig ton’s birthmake tl.is-t! oft in this « ¢ __secured.an every delice every port the ball. Tur Cali _at Virginia day last, m: to Virginia Lecruni Sargent on “delivered t¢ ~@burch. Gone Fi whe has fo: shaland a t day last fur we lose the He has bee @ficer. W DANCING menéed the ~~“Puesday ni geaotlemen ladies and ¢ dance. ate comes off t ~2thia mornin ington stre GaWe ~-Beq.; Assi Senate, for tendent of. ‘oents. TAXATIC ‘in Marin lands the fe ted States. males had sult was as Gone FE James saik Saturday. EARLY fresh ripe inarket at 38th of Ja ‘open air bi J.G. Je O'Brien, ii -ced by Ju 18th proxi AN acti “peare tot among the ing meetin State, rais Fenian B wen of Ir to secure they are a they will . THE dec the “soldi grove Rec J, H. Hev Foore Prentice 4 every foot Ex-Gor ~ wus-adini . Court of Tue Le ” to witness w—.--__-___— on son re sssaie lather tehanninctliebosia i THed . nigger pe Quentin, ot the gre erates con _}, eluding b THE ce Wilson D Avecs f ibbed la . bet Howe. 6