February 20, 1864 (4 pages)

@ Say, gaPURDAY MORSING, FEB. . tax equal to $2 per hend for child in the district. Tho“sum of $8,000 ipriated to the State ormal yg Sg balance to be diss ; iibuted pro rata among the districts thot Reports or County Scuoo. SurenJNTENDENTS-—The State Superintendent: jn_his report says, in quite a Oumber the tothe State Saperintendest to perform, and that io many cases when the figures were put town the additions were made ia violation ty every rule of arithmetié. “In one te port, out of thirty five columns of addition “only eight were correct. “Mistakes are-com{tien -of the iron-elad fect before Charleston, mon in giving the amount cf school moties. Pie State School fund is apportioned to the counties semi-annually, and it is the easiest matter in the world to get the figures cvr‘pect and yet in thereturns only ficelne coun__ty Superintendents reported correctly. The reports of the county Superintendents of . Sacramento, Sonom®, Amador, San Francis@o, Marin, Stanislays, Tuolumne, and San Mateo, only, are-named by him in the report ‘ge being in the main correct. The law proVides thut utless the county Superintendent . . shall make a full and correct report as requir‘hy law he sball-furieit the sna of $100, and the Board of Supervisors sre-required . to deduct the amount from his salary. With“Sut correct reports from these officers it is Ampossible to ascertain anything with regard to the condition of the schools. The penalty provided in tbe law should be rigidly infor-ced. How iw it possible to know that the ‘@unty ind State funds are properly used? We would suggest that the school taster be sent abroad among the enynty Superinten= . tondents, or that the Legislature make pros ‘vision lor the-appointment ef a clerk who is : capable of adding up a column of figures. _ Ten years since, says the Selano Herald, ere were twenty-one male members ol the ryesss family in that vicinity, but killing and pocidental deaths bave reduced the number to four or five. One waa shot and kills vii ed at Martinez afew days since. & Leoisuative Committee, says the Bee, had been to’ San Francisco to examine the Industaial School there, with a view totransferting the Reform School pupils thereto.— The Committee was informed by the Industrial School Managers that the Reform School pupils could be accommodated at once, ComMan ScHooLs.—The Bill introduced from the Committee on Educativn hy Mr. Owen, has passed the Assembly, It provides for levying © special tax of five cents onthe one hundred dollara for Common School purposes. It iv estimated thut this tax will add some $75,000 to the State Sehou} of Fund. No district is to have the bene this fund unlesa it shall levy and edllect a per aonum ie to be ap rajao the tax abore medtioned, It's stated that Russia has prdered A con: _tetiption of twenty men on every ten thouéand inhabitants for the whole empire. ‘QeNERAL HALLeck estimates that there will be required 435,000 horses for cavalry services ulupe the coming year. > _, THE Vienlia Deltaadvises the farmersof Taulare.Valley to oaltivyate cotton and tubacoo. It-estimates that np acre of tobaccp wil yield .$300, an acre of colton $270 net profic. tt ARRIVED.—Tho steamer, Orizaba, with 400 bags of mail matter, arrived at San Franciseo on Thuraday at 5 o'clock, P.M. Lauren Upaon, of the Sacramento Union, has been appointed U.S. Surveyor Genera for Qalifornia, vice Beale removed. Beales remuval was at tho instayce of the Interior Department. Tue Pacific Railroad track is laid to within about two wiles and a halfof the Foleom “and Lincolu Road, It ts expéctéd that that road will be reached in about a week. ~ THE Gerininia’v€ San Priadians and Sac-' ramento are bestirring themselves to afford aid to and sympathy with the people of Sdbleswig-Holstein, in their resistance te 8 55> vison ‘abd Sonoma Valley route. * £ STERN News.—Atew has been passed 20th. ; ao ach . school ‘Tue stesmer Piuaaa, , for the want of se ae att GATE Si A AAC CR AE AE LOR OO AAGEEA A {by Congress exeapting persons from draft Swho pay 8300 for the term of one year. The army of Chattanooga is preparing for action. The roads ‘mm Georgia sre improving. It is thought that Gen. Logan with the-Fifteeath Army. Corps.which.had mov ed from Huntsville would strike for Rome, Ga., to operate op Jubustoa’s flank, while Grant advances with an army of 80,000 meh, ._ Rumors.are current ofa rebel raid into Ohio. “tafe were not given, the work: being. 4teft-te}—Itis said_in the e Herald d's apecial Shat the ‘a-balance of _princip . Sa ~B . you defen“ants. President will issve a prociamation of eman. cipation, including the border States oa-the ‘Twill soon examine into the cause of the inac‘John Morgan is said to be near Dalton with ‘a considerable force. _ Sherman is making the rebels uneasy in Quickest Yet.—The California Coms pany’s coaches Ie{t Lincoln day before yesved here yesterday mornig-at 7 o'clock and 25 minutes. Thie, we believe, isthe best time.ever made by a coach between the two puints.— Enterprise. : ‘Placerville News please copy. Tue Oregon Review enya that an officer at Steilacoom ‘stole about $1,000 worth ol stores and ran awny te Victoria. Tue question of taxing mining claims is agitating the ‘Territorial Legislature of Ne~ Tne soldiers did no particular harm to the office,of the Mereed Banner, as it is out again and invites another attack. —_— * Tue fire at Napa, on Tharsday morning; Feb. 1Jth, destreyed property valued at about $22,000. Of thot sum, $10,000 was insured. Tue Red Blufl Independent hos econ a letter from Scott's Valley, Siskiyou county, which contains glowing accounts of some rich discoveries. =Re SHOTWELL, the San Francisee forger, is on trial at Sav Franciscu onthe third charge of fergery against him,--In all he realized some $10,000 by hia forgerias. Tne Sabbath Schoul Union of San Francisco, held ita monthly meeting on Su: day and the reported attendance during the motth of January waa 3,442 scholirs. P — fo Oven 200 persone left Poctiatid February 12th tur the Idaho mines, ~ ea a . : A MILL has been “ompleted,. and rich returns of silver from the Blue Muuntain Dis< trict, Dolsgerte county, are prophesied. a rn. UPHAM, of Fapa, has caged: a White quail, of the “male persuasion.”’ ~ So re GeorGe Woodman, a former member of the Legislature from Shasta county, hua made & ump of the Boise mines; with a guide overtund -vie—Honey— Luke-and the Puebie} ‘silver mines, Tne Heroes OF CHATTANOUGA.—There are unwritten volumes of heroism ‘that wil perish without reeurd, of the last battles at Chattanooga. The following extracts from & private letter of the gallant Culonel John Mason Lvuomis, ot Chicago, will be read with iuterest: 4 Our O'mera(colonel of Father Dunn's [rish -Leyior) tell ke a gallant soldier, ua he was. 1 bave saidof him‘in my official Feport: “His death 13 « severe luss to his country, to his companions, ty bis command, ‘The ulumina. tédinemory of wu vreve man and a gailant soldier re.cains. Lieut. Colonel Stewart (ut the dame regiment) tf recovering, and itisa marvel. Hevtelf trom his horse, Wounded, early tu the figtt, His clearly, cxloly, but halt-utteted orders died upon bis lips as the thire bail struck him.A brave, a true a gallant wan, the rolisof the arwy are hogered by bis name. And so I uiight go.ea to speak of wany more of my gallant dead and wouaded, justice, — Gilmore (acting colonel 26th Tlinols), ; Wouuded 1a the huitest of the fight, you have with you. Cunway, (ut Freeport Lil.,) fell as the sun went duwn, Kneeling as if at eve: ning prayer. We tound bim ae daylight broke, (f.gen stiff, but gracetuily, among the tall weeds, resting vn his right knee and his ‘left wrist, his sword firmly grasped io. bis hand, and extended ag pt endute, hiapistol in bia loft, hig-hedd bowed. low. Peace tu his “gallant soul: Young Ardine, too, brave heart! is ringing words vi.cheer, resechoed from a the railroad. : saw ‘the enemy resting their rifles upon the iron asian akaathar side: fh ae Be so de the same ‘ a jon yun aide of the track, each S Me S$ —In the Distr: eh th Judicial Califor and for the <t terday at Io Clsen at-45 WiTUtes, and ATT . Pebraary fih, 84. ~ I bave nv language to du them the rocké ‘wfter “his spirit bad fled. We eur, with » cheer bounded over and wun, . eud-—povedly Tsay it. bold ull they won. he Pegpie of the State of ia ing to miah Pollard, A. H Eday Eddy. You are hereby sammoned to a an action bronght againgt you by Heary reil in the District Court of ‘Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California. in and for the county of Nevdda, and to answer to the compitint Hed therein, within den days afser.the. service on you of this summons — if served within this county; or. ifservedout of this county; but within this Judicie) Districty within twenty days; or, if served out of said District, then within forty days—or judgment by default according to the yal and intrest on a yon are hereby natifed, ‘that if you fail to 22d. : _ =p appear.qad answer said eomplaint as above retee == . quired, thesaid plamuf will take Judgment for The committee on the conduct of the war scid quent conte. — Given under my hand and the seal of ; eal ¢mne Distri t Court of the i4th Judicial (~~ 5 District of the State of California, io and Nevada, this 4th day of DecemR.H FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. By order of Hon. T. B. Mc¥arland, vistrict Judge. . ; A true copy. attest,: _Per rev. stamp. ta 4) SERS <3 in PARQUEAR, Clerk By G. K. Farquhar, mty. A.A. Sargent, Plalotifl's for the eounty of ber, Ae Ds 1863. NSOLYVENT NO'WKUr: —iu ine Cvumy court of Nevada county, State of Califoraia. In-the matter of the petition of John. Brooks, an Insoivent dubtor. Pursuant to an erder of the Hon.A. C. Niles, Judge ofthe sald county court, notice is-hereby given to all the creditors of the said Insolvent, S ooks, to be and appear before the Hon A. ©. Niles aforesaid, in “a court, at the Court Room of saidcourt, in the county of Nevada, on the 26th duy of March, 1964, et 10 o'clock, A M, ofthat day, then and there to show eause, if anv they ean, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted, an assign‘ment of his Estate be made, and he be discha: ged from his debts and liabili'ies, in pursuance of the Statute in such case made and provided ; aad inthe saean time all proceedings against said In~~ Witness my hand and theseal of said ; seal court this 19th day of February. 1864. —_ HK. He YAUQUHAR, Clerk. rey stamp J. 1. Caldaell, Atty. By G: Ky Farquhar, DepVHRDINAARCK NO. Zu.— tue irdsvees of the city of Nevada co ordain as foliows: Bection 1et.—Ordinance No, 51, entitled ** An Ordinavee fixing the compensation of the Ci Marshal and Pelicemen,” passed April 4th, 1961, is hereby repeaied, Section 2nd.—All ordinances or part of ordiances heretofore passed fixing the compensatlon ofthe Cit arsbal and Polfcenen are hereby repealed. 24 . sagen : JORATHUAR CLARK, Pres. D.8. BAKER, Clerks, ~~ ‘ CH. FERRAND & CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST. “ Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best style of thse Art. E ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery Nevada, Deo. 20th : FANILY GROCERY STORE. A. BARUH. Opposite St. Loujs House, ~ No. 27 Commercial Street, Newada City Cal. informs the public that he will keep constautly on hand, : Ranch Batter, Cheese Vegetables, © e; Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment of 6 usually found ma atoreot that kind ©*ffla articles are all of the firat quallity and. will be sold cheap forcash. He can always be found at his old stand on Commersial etreet. = Nevada. Nov. 16th. Broad Street, Nevada. ALEXANDER CAULT, : Proprietor, ; Having Removed tothe old ‘ gtand of W.G. Davis on Broad St, Ieshalikeep a First @lass Restaurant and Bakery. The Restaurant will always be supplicd with a!l the delicacies the markes affords Cakes, Pies and Bread of ail kinds conStantly on hand. The patronage of the public is solicted. ALEX. GAULT, Nevada, Oct. 9th—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, ee—Coruer of Broad and Pine Streets me with a call, satany hour causing pain. i will warrant all Werk Done at this office, to be t ted in this city. : bab ip . ( <8 said Complaint. ‘The sai@’ action “fs htto reeover the sum of $6625 alle to ‘owing said plaintiff from you dt is Oe Antelope Restaurant and Bakery.) — T would inform my friends-ant all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those favoring’ TEETH after’ having become sensitive by exposure ofthe merve will be filled withont performel in a more manner, and better satisfaction givin an elsewhere in_ this vicinity, otherwise no arge will be made. My charges are-modcrate, and to. suitthe times. [. am permanently locaResidence on Sacramento street, 3d hddse from: Temperance Hall. we 2 onetinetememmnmmenil Selling Of! San F On the Corner of _ eee BROAD AND PINE STREETS, Have now Ceterminad to sell their » entire Stock of Clothing, : = Furnishing Goods, : Hats, 4 Together with a large stock of. / [3 RUBBER CLOTHING 3 AtCostprices Persons in want of any of the above named articles will do well to callon us before. purchasing eleewhere, as. we want to tload vut the ENTIRE SPOCK. “Thankful to our patrons for former favors we assure them that every effort-will be used to merit their approbation. P. BANNER. Nevada, Feb. 9th. M’ALLISTER & CO., OULO inform their old friends aad the publie generally that they have opencd a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREBT, Opposite Union: Hotel Where they will always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt Fish, Ham & Bacen. Dried Beef, &c. &c. We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable store. Nevada, Jan. 25th—3m UNITED STATES BAKERY —AND—Grocery and Provision Store. JULIUS DREIFUSS, J OULD respectful’y ivform his friends and thecitizens of Nevada generally that he has taken the above well known and popu. lar Bakery.on Pine street, where he can always be found spn dihagade all who may favor him with their ronage. ‘ BREAD, v CAKES, and i CONFECTIONERY, Always on hvund. \ At the old stand on Pine St. Nevada, Noy. 18th. \ : Brown's Brenchial Troeches. These Lozenges are prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating 8RONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, CovUGHs, Cains, and Irritation or Soreaess of the Throat. ‘ Public Speakers and Vocalists Will findthem beneficial in clearing the voice . before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion, of the vocal organs, having a peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. Agenta for California, Repin¢ Ton & Co., + ‘ San Francisco. J. B. JOHNBTON. i, ¥VENDLER. JOHNSTON & WENDLER, Would reepeetfully iaform their P friends in this eity and the neigh5 a towms that they have opened a NEW FURNITURE STORE, ' @On Broad Street, Opposite G. W . Kidd’s Banking House Their stock consists in part of DR. H. HUNT. Chamber Sets, Chairs, Bedsteads, Mirrors, Bureaus, Tables, ewes Furniture ot every description at Upholstery of all description done. BOYS CLOTHING!. : ok At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., Where he will constantly keep on hand the finest assortment of j Silks, Merinos, and all kinds ef Dress Goods, Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, Also a full assortment of a6 S&S NOW READY to supply atrons andthe public generally with aij sods in his lineas heretofore ate» rancisco <f'rices . Thankful for past patronage. he Fesrectturry— solicits a continuance ofthe same. > ~~ Nevada, Feb. 15th. ee Importer of Cigars and ToWacco, “Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c, ' At the old «tand, Lewis’ Building, corner of Broad and Pine sts., Nevada. ' ; hie former / maf me 4 f solicited. New Dry Goods Store The undersigned begs Jeave : dies of Nevwia and vicinity and the publie in general that he’ — . \New Dry Goods Store, ., Embroidery, Trimmings and. Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. — The patronage of the public is “respectfully ~ A. COLDSMITH, At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. to inform the La The Florence Sewing Machine Co. are. ‘<i mamibanas gees. Inquire at WEAVER & Company’s store, No. 67 ' Broad streét. Nevada City. “CEO. E. WITHINCTON, Sign and Ornamental Painter,House Painting promptly attended to. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER, CURTAIN FIXTURES. &c. &e. At the toot of Broad Street, Nevada. q Steck ot our steck of in ° __ =Offices_ ” Furniture repaired and cleaned. jani4 NO. 129 MONTGOMERY ST.,. minx cnt) eer ese ee SNC W. DARN Sc! NO. 715 BUSH STREET, HE Stockh NOTICE. SAN FRANCISCO. eas. C. gt San Francisco, Nov 3d, 1863. Kidd 2 Kao bing, a7 alone : z ¢.C. Lauavyirr, See. ¥ , 1) persone naowing ves indebted SELLING OFF! TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Take this method to inform the pubMtoe that they wiil sell their extensive Hats & Caps, Blankets, And other articles {oo numerous to mention, At First Cost. Au those.who want to secure BARGAIN S Will,do well t6 cal! on us immediately, at we are de Goods within a very short time. to sell our stock of RETAIL DEALERS! In our lime will do well to eall and examine as we will offer {SAMUEL LEwis — SUCCESSOR To Lewss Beos , SATURD, He will re: work, &c. TNE POSE THe W has passed several da tions of ra “of the de in the con! and to be. will surel) * hope our prophet. Caras will be fu free of ch grand ball CLOTHING. Gent’s . Furnishing Goods, . Boots & Shoes, ~ his lectur evening. who hear ed. Ino sis of the car We prowinen in this cil Supervise ble plan f complete Board wi will be ¢ Rerut H. Maek ter spen mines. Is Bu an aprice He has 1 NEAR ebange i: ed to the a better Presi is nearly appearal : coat of 5 Smev end of ti planked ing usef fifty per CLEA number and ral atreet, presum New at the ¢ _ juat re stock o beady to ceipt ol a change fice re¢ Kidd's tion of a pealed the co Th Camp Ir. Napal ex-Se the in TH

@ Say, gaPURDAY MORSING, FEB. . tax equal to $2 per hend for child in the district. Tho“sum of $8,000 ipriated to the State ormal yg Sg balance to be diss ; iibuted pro rata among the districts thot Reports or County Scuoo. SurenJNTENDENTS-—The State Superintendent: jn_his report says, in quite a Oumber the tothe State Saperintendest to perform, and that io many cases when the figures were put town the additions were made ia violation ty every rule of arithmetié. “In one te port, out of thirty five columns of addition “only eight were correct. “Mistakes are-com{tien -of the iron-elad fect before Charleston, mon in giving the amount cf school moties. Pie State School fund is apportioned to the counties semi-annually, and it is the easiest matter in the world to get the figures cvr‘pect and yet in thereturns only ficelne coun__ty Superintendents reported correctly. The reports of the county Superintendents of . Sacramento, Sonom®, Amador, San Francis@o, Marin, Stanislays, Tuolumne, and San Mateo, only, are-named by him in the report ‘ge being in the main correct. The law proVides thut utless the county Superintendent . . shall make a full and correct report as requir‘hy law he sball-furieit the sna of $100, and the Board of Supervisors sre-required . to deduct the amount from his salary. With“Sut correct reports from these officers it is Ampossible to ascertain anything with regard to the condition of the schools. The penalty provided in tbe law should be rigidly infor-ced. How iw it possible to know that the ‘@unty ind State funds are properly used? We would suggest that the school taster be sent abroad among the enynty Superinten= . tondents, or that the Legislature make pros ‘vision lor the-appointment ef a clerk who is : capable of adding up a column of figures. _ Ten years since, says the Selano Herald, ere were twenty-one male members ol the ryesss family in that vicinity, but killing and pocidental deaths bave reduced the number to four or five. One waa shot and kills vii ed at Martinez afew days since. & Leoisuative Committee, says the Bee, had been to’ San Francisco to examine the Industaial School there, with a view totransferting the Reform School pupils thereto.— The Committee was informed by the Industrial School Managers that the Reform School pupils could be accommodated at once, ComMan ScHooLs.—The Bill introduced from the Committee on Educativn hy Mr. Owen, has passed the Assembly, It provides for levying © special tax of five cents onthe one hundred dollara for Common School purposes. It iv estimated thut this tax will add some $75,000 to the State Sehou} of Fund. No district is to have the bene this fund unlesa it shall levy and edllect a per aonum ie to be ap rajao the tax abore medtioned, It's stated that Russia has prdered A con: _tetiption of twenty men on every ten thouéand inhabitants for the whole empire. ‘QeNERAL HALLeck estimates that there will be required 435,000 horses for cavalry services ulupe the coming year. > _, THE Vienlia Deltaadvises the farmersof Taulare.Valley to oaltivyate cotton and tubacoo. It-estimates that np acre of tobaccp wil yield .$300, an acre of colton $270 net profic. tt ARRIVED.—Tho steamer, Orizaba, with 400 bags of mail matter, arrived at San Franciseo on Thuraday at 5 o'clock, P.M. Lauren Upaon, of the Sacramento Union, has been appointed U.S. Surveyor Genera for Qalifornia, vice Beale removed. Beales remuval was at tho instayce of the Interior Department. Tue Pacific Railroad track is laid to within about two wiles and a halfof the Foleom “and Lincolu Road, It ts expéctéd that that road will be reached in about a week. ~ THE Gerininia’v€ San Priadians and Sac-' ramento are bestirring themselves to afford aid to and sympathy with the people of Sdbleswig-Holstein, in their resistance te 8 55> vison ‘abd Sonoma Valley route. * £ STERN News.—Atew has been passed 20th. ; ao ach . school ‘Tue stesmer Piuaaa, , for the want of se ae att GATE Si A AAC CR AE AE LOR OO AAGEEA A {by Congress exeapting persons from draft Swho pay 8300 for the term of one year. The army of Chattanooga is preparing for action.. The roads ‘mm Georgia sre improving. It is thought that Gen. Logan with the-Fifteeath Army. Corps.which.had mov ed from Huntsville would strike for Rome, Ga., to operate op Jubustoa’s flank, while Grant advances with an army of 80,000 meh, ._ Rumors.are current ofa rebel raid into Ohio. “tafe were not given, the work: being. 4teft-te}—Itis said_in the e Herald d's apecial Shat the ‘a-balance of _princip . Sa ~B . you defen“ants. President will issve a prociamation of eman. cipation, including the border States oa-the ‘Twill soon examine into the cause of the inac‘John Morgan is said to be near Dalton with ‘a considerable force. _ Sherman is making the rebels uneasy in Quickest Yet.—The California Coms pany’s coaches Ie{t Lincoln day before yesved here yesterday mornig-at 7 o'clock and 25 minutes. Thie, we believe, isthe best time.ever made by a coach between the two puints.— Enterprise. : ‘Placerville News please copy. Tue Oregon Review enya that an officer at Steilacoom ‘stole about $1,000 worth ol stores and ran awny te Victoria. Tue question of taxing mining claims is agitating the ‘Territorial Legislature of Ne~ Tne soldiers did no particular harm to the office,of the Mereed Banner, as it is out again and invites another attack. —_— * Tue fire at Napa, on Tharsday morning; Feb. 1Jth, destreyed property valued at about $22,000. Of thot sum, $10,000 was insured. Tue Red Blufl Independent hos econ a letter from Scott's Valley, Siskiyou county, which contains glowing accounts of some rich discoveries. =Re SHOTWELL, the San Francisee forger, is on trial at Sav Franciscu onthe third charge of fergery against him,--In all he realized some $10,000 by hia forgerias. Tne Sabbath Schoul Union of San Francisco, held ita monthly meeting on Su: day and the reported attendance during the motth of January waa 3,442 scholirs. P — fo Oven 200 persone left Poctiatid February 12th tur the Idaho mines, ~ ea a . : A MILL has been “ompleted,. and rich returns of silver from the Blue Muuntain Dis< trict, Dolsgerte county, are prophesied. a rn. UPHAM, of Fapa, has caged: a White quail, of the “male persuasion.”’ ~ So re GeorGe Woodman, a former member of the Legislature from Shasta county, hua made & ump of the Boise mines; with a guide overtund -vie—Honey— Luke-and the Puebie} ‘silver mines, Tne Heroes OF CHATTANOUGA.—There are unwritten volumes of heroism ‘that wil perish without reeurd, of the last battles at Chattanooga. The following extracts from & private letter of the gallant Culonel John Mason Lvuomis, ot Chicago, will be read with iuterest: 4 Our O'mera(colonel of Father Dunn's [rish -Leyior) tell ke a gallant soldier, ua he was. 1 bave saidof him‘in my official Feport: “His death 13 « severe luss to his country, to his companions, ty bis command, ‘The ulumina. tédinemory of wu vreve man and a gailant soldier re.cains. Lieut. Colonel Stewart (ut the dame regiment) tf recovering, and itisa marvel. Hevtelf trom his horse, Wounded, early tu the figtt, His clearly, cxloly, but halt-utteted orders died upon bis lips as the thire bail struck him.A brave, a true a gallant wan, the rolisof the arwy are hogered by bis name. And so I uiight go.ea to speak of wany more of my gallant dead and wouaded, justice, — Gilmore (acting colonel 26th Tlinols), ; Wouuded 1a the huitest of the fight, you have with you. Cunway, (ut Freeport Lil.,) fell as the sun went duwn, Kneeling as if at eve: ning prayer. We tound bim ae daylight broke, (f.gen stiff, but gracetuily, among the tall weeds, resting vn his right knee and his ‘left wrist, his sword firmly grasped io. bis hand, and extended ag pt endute, hiapistol in bia loft, hig-hedd bowed. low. Peace tu his “gallant soul: Young Ardine, too, brave heart! is ringing words vi.cheer, resechoed from a the railroad. : saw ‘the enemy resting their rifles upon the iron asian akaathar side: fh ae Be so de the same ‘ a jon yun aide of the track, each S Me S$ —In the Distr: eh th Judicial Califor and for the <t terday at Io Clsen at-45 WiTUtes, and ATT . Pebraary fih, 84. ~ I bave nv language to du them the rocké ‘wfter “his spirit bad fled. We eur, with » cheer bounded over and wun, . eud-—povedly Tsay it. bold ull they won. he Pegpie of the State of ia ing to miah Pollard, A. H Eday Eddy. You are hereby sammoned to a an action bronght againgt you by Heary reil in the District Court of ‘Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California. in and for the county of Nevdda, and to answer to the compitint Hed therein, within den days afser.the. service on you of this summons — if served within this county; or. ifservedout of this county; but within this Judicie) Districty within twenty days; or, if served out of said District, then within forty days—or judgment by default according to the yal and intrest on a yon are hereby natifed, ‘that if you fail to 22d. : _ =p appear.qad answer said eomplaint as above retee == . quired, thesaid plamuf will take Judgment for The committee on the conduct of the war scid quent conte. — Given under my hand and the seal of ; eal ¢mne Distri t Court of the i4th Judicial (~~ 5 District of the State of California, io and Nevada, this 4th day of DecemR.H FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. By order of Hon. T. B. Mc¥arland, vistrict Judge. . ; A true copy. attest,: _Per rev. stamp. ta 4) SERS <3 in PARQUEAR, Clerk By G. K. Farquhar, mty. A.A. Sargent, Plalotifl's for the eounty of ber, Ae Ds 1863. NSOLYVENT NO'WKUr: —iu ine Cvumy court of Nevada county, State of Califoraia. In-the matter of the petition of John. Brooks, an Insoivent dubtor. Pursuant to an erder of the Hon.A. C. Niles, Judge ofthe sald county court, notice is-hereby given to all the creditors of the said Insolvent, S ooks, to be and appear before the Hon A. ©. Niles aforesaid, in “a court, at the Court Room of saidcourt, in the county of Nevada, on the 26th duy of March, 1964, et 10 o'clock, A M, ofthat day, then and there to show eause, if anv they ean, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted, an assign‘ment of his Estate be made, and he be discha: ged from his debts and liabili'ies, in pursuance of the Statute in such case made and provided ; aad inthe saean time all proceedings against said In~~ Witness my hand and theseal of said ; seal court this 19th day of February. 1864. —_ HK. He YAUQUHAR, Clerk. rey stamp J. 1. Caldaell, Atty. By G: Ky Farquhar, DepVHRDINAARCK NO. Zu.— tue irdsvees of the city of Nevada co ordain as foliows: Bection 1et.—Ordinance No, 51, entitled ** An Ordinavee fixing the compensation of the Ci Marshal and Pelicemen,” passed April 4th, 1961, is hereby repeaied, Section 2nd.—All ordinances or part of ordiances heretofore passed fixing the compensatlon ofthe Cit arsbal and Polfcenen are hereby repealed. 24 . sagen : JORATHUAR CLARK, Pres. D.8. BAKER, Clerks, ~~ ‘ CH. FERRAND & CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST. “ Every kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken in the best style of thse Art. E ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery Nevada, Deo. 20th : FANILY GROCERY STORE. A. BARUH. Opposite St. Loujs House, ~ No. 27 Commercial Street, Newada City Cal. informs the public that he will keep constautly on hand, : Ranch Batter, Cheese Vegetables, © e; Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment of 6 usually found ma atoreot that kind ©*ffla articles are all of the firat quallity and. will be sold cheap forcash. He can always be found at his old stand on Commersial

etreet. = Nevada. Nov. 16th. Broad Street, Nevada. ALEXANDER CAULT, : Proprietor, ; Having Removed tothe old ‘ gtand of W.G. Davis on Broad St, Ieshalikeep a First @lass Restaurant and Bakery. The Restaurant will always be supplicd with a!l the delicacies the markes affords Cakes, Pies and Bread of ail kinds conStantly on hand. The patronage of the public is solicted. ALEX. GAULT, Nevada, Oct. 9th—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, ee—Coruer of Broad and Pine Streets me with a call, satany hour causing pain. i will warrant all Werk Done at this office, to be t ted in this city. : bab ip . ( <8 said Complaint. ‘The sai@’ action “fs htto reeover the sum of $6625 alle to ‘owing said plaintiff from you dt is Oe Antelope Restaurant and Bakery.) — T would inform my friends-ant all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those favoring’ TEETH after’ having become sensitive by exposure ofthe merve will be filled withont performel in a more manner, and better satisfaction givin an elsewhere in_ this vicinity, otherwise no arge will be made. My charges are-modcrate, and to. suitthe times. [. am permanently locaResidence on Sacramento street, 3d hddse from: Temperance Hall. we 2 onetinetememmnmmenil Selling Of! San F On the Corner of _ eee BROAD AND PINE STREETS, Have now Ceterminad to sell their » entire Stock of Clothing, : = Furnishing Goods, : Hats, 4 Together with a large stock of. / [3 RUBBER CLOTHING 3 AtCostprices Persons in want of any of the above named articles will do well to callon us before. purchasing eleewhere, as. we want to tload vut the ENTIRE SPOCK. “Thankful to our patrons for former favors we assure them that every effort-will be used to merit their approbation. P. BANNER. Nevada, Feb. 9th. M’ALLISTER & CO., OULO inform their old friends aad the publie generally that they have opencd a Fruit & Vegetable Store, ON MAIN STREBT, Opposite Union: Hotel Where they will always keep on hand Apples, Fruit of all kinds, Fresh Vegetables, Fresh and Salt Fish, Ham & Bacen. Dried Beef, &c. &c. We shall endeavor to keep on hand everything usually found ina Fruit and Vegetable store. Nevada, Jan. 25th—3m UNITED STATES BAKERY —AND—Grocery and Provision Store. JULIUS DREIFUSS, J OULD respectful’y ivform his friends and thecitizens of Nevada generally that he has taken the above well known and popu. lar Bakery.on Pine street, where he can always be found spn dihagade all who may favor him with their ronage. ‘ BREAD, v CAKES, and i CONFECTIONERY, Always on hvund. \ At the old stand on Pine St. Nevada, Noy. 18th. \ : Brown's Brenchial Troeches. These Lozenges are prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating 8RONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, CovUGHs, Cains, and Irritation or Soreaess of the Throat. ‘ Public Speakers and Vocalists Will findthem beneficial in clearing the voice . before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion, of the vocal organs, having a peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. Agenta for California, Repin¢ Ton & Co., + ‘ San Francisco. J. B. JOHNBTON. i, ¥VENDLER. JOHNSTON & WENDLER, Would reepeetfully iaform their P friends in this eity and the neigh5 a towms that they have opened a NEW FURNITURE STORE, ' @On Broad Street, Opposite G. W . Kidd’s Banking House Their stock consists in part of DR. H. HUNT. Chamber Sets, Chairs, Bedsteads, Mirrors, Bureaus, Tables, ewes Furniture ot every description at Upholstery of all description done. BOYS CLOTHING!. : ok At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts., Where he will constantly keep on hand the finest assortment of j Silks, Merinos, and all kinds ef Dress Goods, Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, Also a full assortment of a6 S&S NOW READY to supply atrons andthe public generally with aij sods in his lineas heretofore ate» rancisco <f'rices . Thankful for past patronage. he Fesrectturry— solicits a continuance ofthe same. > ~~ Nevada, Feb. 15th. ee Importer of Cigars and ToWacco, “Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c, ' At the old «tand, Lewis’ Building, corner of Broad and Pine sts., Nevada. ' ; hie former / maf me 4 f solicited. New Dry Goods Store The undersigned begs Jeave : dies of Nevwia and vicinity and the publie in general that he’ — . \New Dry Goods Store, ., Embroidery, Trimmings and. Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. &c. — The patronage of the public is “respectfully ~ A. COLDSMITH, At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. to inform the La The Florence Sewing Machine Co. are. ‘<i mamibanas gees. Inquire at WEAVER & Company’s store, No. 67 ' Broad streét. Nevada City. “CEO. E. WITHINCTON, Sign and Ornamental Painter,House Painting promptly attended to. JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPER, CURTAIN FIXTURES. &c. &e. At the toot of Broad Street, Nevada. q Steck ot our steck of in ° __ =Offices_ ” Furniture repaired and cleaned. jani4 NO. 129 MONTGOMERY ST.,. minx cnt) eer ese ee SNC W. DARN Sc! NO. 715 BUSH STREET, HE Stockh NOTICE. SAN FRANCISCO. eas. C. gt San Francisco, Nov 3d, 1863. Kidd 2 Kao bing, a7 alone : z ¢.C. Lauavyirr, See. ¥ , 1) persone naowing ves indebted SELLING OFF! TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Take this method to inform the pubMtoe that they wiil sell their extensive Hats & Caps, Blankets, And other articles {oo numerous to mention, At First Cost. Au those.who want to secure BARGAIN S Will,do well t6 cal! on us immediately, at we are de Goods within a very short time. to sell our stock of RETAIL DEALERS! In our lime will do well to eall and examine as we will offer {SAMUEL LEwis — SUCCESSOR To Lewss Beos , SATURD, He will re: work, &c. TNE POSE THe W has passed several da tions of ra “of the de in the con! and to be. will surel) * hope our prophet. Caras will be fu free of ch grand ball CLOTHING. Gent’s . Furnishing Goods, . Boots & Shoes, ~ his lectur evening. who hear ed. Ino sis of the car We prowinen in this cil Supervise ble plan f complete Board wi will be ¢ Rerut H. Maek ter spen mines. Is Bu an aprice He has 1 NEAR ebange i: ed to the a better Presi is nearly appearal : coat of 5 Smev end of ti planked ing usef fifty per CLEA number and ral atreet, presum New at the ¢ _ juat re stock o beady to ceipt ol a change fice re¢ Kidd's tion of a pealed the co Th Camp Ir. Napal ex-Se the in TH