June 23, 1864 (4 pages)

oo ~ there are to be opened some inost excellent” Bevadn Daily Transcript, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 2342. Pe SS FOR PRESIDENT, “te ABRAHAM LINCOLTN. r ° FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ANDREW JOHNSON, eamia — ~~ QUAntZ EXCIrEMENT.—Tho prospect is that the quartz interestvin this vicinity is about to take a jump in the right direction. Woe have said, on a dozen ar“more occa. sions, and we said it from a knowledge of the country, that untold wealth. still. re» mained in the matrix in this neighborhood, and that if enterprise were rightly directed in some of our hills it would soon be brought to light. The time has come for us to see the realization of the fict.~ Within a few days developments have taken place that give promise of greut influence on the industrial interests of this vicinity. No less. than three mille for crushing quartz are: abont to be erected near MeCarty’s Ranch, where excellent’ leads of quartz have recently been discovered. ‘The leads are well éefin: ‘ed and beautiful ones of great richness.— So say our best quartz miners, Several —well known late operators in’ the Gould aud Curry “have interested themselves the new leads and are going to make Nevada their head quarters for a time. They have invested in the mines,and are. taking steps for the erection’ of nitty. “A French company will puf up a mill, a company called the “Merrimac,” pany in which some of our well known eit igzoha ave lntercated, Will erect milla and all will be completed jmuniediately. We Jearn », from good. sources that there is a great 4 tbundance of rock of good quality, enough to keep a large number of stampers employs ed, and that the prospects are more _ than usually bright. The range of-hills between this place and Grass’ Valley ia full of quartz and another comveina, and info the ridge the newly discoyered lodea run and in the direction too, we are informed, of the celebrated Veit of ~~-Sneath-&-Chay, -on-Gubl debt. Having some knowledge of the locality, we can say that the country in that direcs . tion is as rich in gold-bearing rock” ag any portion of California with which we have an sequaintance, and we really think that veins, yielding fortunes to many men. We trust the indications—erebut a foretaste of what isto be proven, for many reasons, one of which is, the employment it may furnish the poor fellows who have. been thrown back upon us disappointed with their at. tenips to reach a fortune or even wages in the country of some silver and considerable sage brush and alksli. en ne Tue Scientific Press, edited by Warren B. Ewer, fermerly of this county, is about to be enlarged. —We are glad to hear of the prosperity of the Press. for it is decidedly the best mining journal ever published the Pacific conet. Every one interested in mining should subseribe for it—y single number is worth the price of # year's subscription. Or the three hundred delegates -at the Radical Deniocratic Convention which noms inated Fremont in Cleveland, one hundred and two were sent from the city uf St-Lous a At the forthcoming Fourth of July celebrationin Virginia City, i T. Goodman will deliyer. the poem, and John A. Collins will read the Declaration of Independence. Tue tule lands become valuable in years of drought. The farmera are .even now sewing grain in some places whiel are impassable swamps in wet years. ARRIVAL .OF EMIGRANTS.—The Como Sentinel of the 18th jistant bays Briggs & Co.'s train fram Missouri, consisting of fifty persons, two hundred and thirty-seven head of horses, mules and jacks, and fourteen Wagons, passed through Dayton last Wedneaday. en route for California. This train crossed the Missouri river on the 14th of April. \ ~ A BULLION fund of one agillon has been received at the mint, se that depositors can get coin in three days, instead of waiting two weeks fur their bullion to be coined, iin Parsy Foy, of Gold Hill, (N. T.,) hae ehsllenged Bill Blackwood to fight him for ~ $300 or $500 a side, and has deposited a tor‘vit in the hands of Tom Kelly, in Virginia. e _ Phe Petersburg express from Lynchburg: , expect to be attacked from the direction. of lly requires the contractor for sale and delive } Eastern News.—The particulars of Sturgis’ defeat states our loss to be 2,000 men and 14 pieces of artillery: $3 ‘A calihas been issued for a Union Conservative National Convention, at Chicago, on the Fojirthof July. iy ‘Within afew days a call for two hundred thousand men is expected to be ordered. The villian, Vallandigham, epoke at a Democratic District Convention in Hamilton, Ohio, denouncing the President and reiterating the rightto criticise the action of: the states that Hunter entered Lexington on the Jith. His strength is estimated? at 16,000. Gen. Smith ‘assaulted and carried the principal line of the enemy before Petersburg. Hancock got up and tuodk a position on Smith’seleft. Gen. Butler reports from Bermuda Hundred that the enemy had abandoned their works in front of that place. His troops are now engaged in tearing .up the tracks between Petersburg and Richmond. Lute Richmond papers from headquarters have nothing to indicate a ‘suspicion of our having crossed the James river. They still Maltern. Hill. ; —On-the-4+5th,— before Petersburg, Smith took 16 cannon, several stand of colora, and between 300 and 400 prisoners. — This line is 2 miles from Petersburg. Gen Butler, after inspeeting the conquered works with Gen. Grant, reports them of the, strongest kind! The hardest fighting was done by the negro troops. Grant’s whole army was across James river the. 15th, the rear being seven miles west-of Bermuda Hundred, President Lincolo arrived at the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, Jane 16th, aud was at the Fair that evening, when he Feaponded to a toast. . He snid-Grant.wase this evening in position with-Meade and Hancock, whence he can never be dislodged bythe enemy until wis” tikén. He the purpose of rapidly forwarding to Grant all Richniond declared reinforcements necessary to capture Rich. mond, The District Convention at Hamilton, Ohio, on Wednesday last, appointed Vallundigham_a Delegate fo the Chieago—Conven= tion. Phe Font hilt wh teh passed Congress iter dicts contracts fur ste or purchase of gold unless delivered the same day, and expressery to-be-in actual possession. — H prohibits all loans of coin, also time contractera for sale of exchange beyond ten days. It interdicts transaction of gold save at ordibary places of business of the parties, and declares all contracts mide in vidlation of thé act absolutely void and imposes a fine frow $1,000 to. $10,000 and imprisonmént not less than S months upon apy party, suite to be instituted in Vailed States Courts. The Herald's Charles City Courthouse correspondent says: he enemy was “completely mystified by our last movertient and were 24 hours occupying the ground we left at Coal Harbor, forced march for Malye Hill,expecting us to occupy it, but that is net in’ Grant's programme. The Fulten, from Port Royal Juae 15th, has arrived. The rebels opened fire from Sullivan end James Islands, which was res plied to by our guns. -tuined by us. lle has since made a No. damage was suss At nightthe guns of Fort Putnam opened ona rebel steamer -bound from Charleston to Sumter, laden with troops and-suppliea, Sho was disabled and run aground, and at daylight deurolished by our guns Desorters sre cons‘antly ‘coming within eur lines. } as = Dw rine the year ending the 17th instant, says the Bee, the Pioneer Stage Company eatried 19, 23:vpasgengers over the motntains to Virginia city, Theresare three or four other lines on the route, and they probably earried 40,000 more. The returning number during the axme timé may be: safely estimated at 42,000, At $20-per head for passage mnoney, which, we believe, is a little below the average price, this Would give $L224,660 per annum, as the ameunt of passage money paid between Sacramento.and Virginia city. S co sideaneseutiariattace ona WEIGHING 80 many “stone” is often deen m English prints. The weight 13 thus defined: A stone, horseman’s weight and. of iron is }4-pounds: of glass 5 pounds ; ef butch. era meat8; hemp 32; and of cheese 16. ee a So A POCKET has been struck in a quartz ledge at Drytowa, Awador county, the rock frem which, pounded in a hand mortar, yields volumes, and during the lust sixty. years, . $343,000 has been girenied, 8 the purchase of books. By law a copy of every book published in the country must be deposited, in the I-brary. mina AWN effort has been nade for the: estabs. lishment of a corps of naval engineers, with Ericasen at its head. . i A FINE Methodist Episcopal chureh, new: New YOux« city has achurch for every every one hundred. ae —» has arrived in San Franciséo, from South Ameri€n, Te THE sum of $1,200 was collected at Vir« giniacity for the National Freedman's Assos tiation o s lint Afrivals at the ; National Exchange Hotel, BROAD. STREET.i:...NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprictors, =: Tvespay June 2Tat. RL Robinson San Fra J R Hardenburg 8 F Jacob Fox do H A thompson Virgin d K Sales do A Dart Gold Hill © Lonkin & w do © Klingensper Roek e 8 Gifuas do KE D Carney Little Yor Miss S Allen do K A Tompkina Bear V J Couger Austin do : Sam Davis Grass Vil CW Myer Virginia J 1) Fleming Rock crek Os C#hnell do A> Marnty do Mias, Phillips de -W Mckeynotds—do Richatd Spargo. do E Slate? Round Tent A Summer do Hf MeCullough~ do L, Gornettound Moun Sam Clark San Fran H.K Shiur Neaads Hl Hochholser do Dr Meék Novada J V Manatied do DEATHEtI. suyploneiabinamnivasiealonommanpemnidecaneanacagan moe nes sanindeieonpane In thia city, on Tuesday, June fi 2ist, Eliza, wife of John Paseor,-aged 54 years e JRKOKRATE NO TIC KE. In Probate Court Nevada’ County. Inthe matter of the es tate of Kdward Kelsey, dece ysed Notice is hereby given that Richard Kelsey, the Administrator of the estate of Edward Kel sey. deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement, and tiled im said court his annual ‘. account of his administration of said @state, and that Monday. the lith day of duly, [64 being a “ny of term Of “aiid CONF, To Wit BT the duly term, 1564,at LO o’tlock, A. M., at the eourt reom of said Court at Nevada city in said county, has of said account, at which time and-place any person jaterested in said estatemay appear and fike his « xceptions in writing to thesaid account and contest the same. Dated Nevada, this 20th da of June, 1864. jun.23 By G. Ke Farquhar, Deputy. Notice to Contractors. } erika {KHALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the K) Board of Trustees pf the city ef Nevada, un til the 28th day of June at 74; o'clock, P. M., for the construction of certain sidewalks herein named : x On South side of Broad street. D. N. Rich’s lot, 31 feet. ‘ O. Vo Chauvel's lot, 50 feet and 6 inches; N« Bailey’s lot, 45 feet and 6 inches, P. Scuitti’s lot, 23 feet 6 inches Lachman & Harrington’s lot, 42 feet A. ©. Felt’s lot \6 feet. ‘ ° James Hoel’s lut, 63 feet, 6 inc'ges. On south side Broad Street, above Mil! street G H-. Stone’a lot, 37 feet, f Stepp's lot, 41 feet, Mra. Locklin,’s jot, 22 feet. On the north side of Broad street. Water's lot, 50 feet. J. A. thancaster’s lot, 42 feet, 6 inches. J i. Jeffery and Ashmore’s jots, 53 feet and 6 iuches. : Thos. Buckner’s lot,. 23 feet. On south side Commercial street. King’s lot, 30 feet, On Main street, above Commercial streét. A. Lonis’ lot, 22 feet. : Nevada Hose Co. No. 1, lot, 15 feet. * All sidewalks to be constructed in aecordance with specitivations fa Oreinance No. 12, relating to sidewalks on certain streets. 7 Proposals to made upon a cash basis, giving for each piece of sidewalk bid for the amount per foot. The work to be completed in one week = — of contract,‘or further particulars e p"} PacMag her . ; enquire of the’@ity Pererder of the Board of Trustees. J.C. ABBOTT, Cle . Nevada, June 22,1864 reer eee te, ( RDINANCE No. 16.—An Ordinance to provide for the compensation ot Marshal and Policeman. See. 1, The Marshal and Policeman shall fn all cases of arrest far violation of City Ordinances, where the fine is coficeted receive the sum of six dollars for their. services in makipg said arrest and attending oa court during trial. See. 2. The Marshal shall retain for his own use fifty per cent of all monies’collected on account of Dog #icences. Twenty-five per cent on all moneys collected on account of PellTax.— Fifteen per cent on all moneys collected on account of Road Tax and Five per cent on all mon ey colleeted on other city revenue. See. 8. ‘Phe City compensation for his services Sever t ai lars per month to be paid out of the City Trees ury. J. CLARK, Pre nny _ 8. R. Perry, Secretary, _ nag MINING ROPE! IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE! 2ST AND ROUND, for hoisting from Shafts and Inclines, inadd in a y size, at the manufactory or Pea st sony A. S. Hallidic, San Francisco. The first cost of Wire and” ropes ual strength is about ae aie “ from $200 to $400 per day. prey rae ohh the same per foot. A ire Rope ly appli 3t05 Manilla Hopes.) “lll @€t weer from THE library of Congress contains. 82,000 ly built, was dedicated at Daytes,; N.—T.tioners and Bakers [ can three thousand inhabitunts, a groggery—forPAUL JULIEN, the celebrated ‘violinist, . . On Main. Strect, next door to thé Post Office. domestic. ; Hardenbuargh & Dyetesesscscisses Russ House Loi Lele. & Coser seccceveresce Oceidentat Hotel Atstrom.& Johnson. . ++. peceeeee Lick tlouse J, W Sargent. ..+1 Ainerican Exchange ¥. EB: Wevgait..-. Seereee eases fntervationat CL 24 PRIMERS civics eciescecces ews cain Rall Road Stevens & Oliver..s scccescies wee Restaurant CFCC Bec es crcccvsvuseversevvoutees Nestaurant Lnited States.. sevessssass sesaeus ROSTRUTE HT MEW VOTER cucpretecverescuslbeascrtee Restiuratt TelAM Ac. cvecnssseee Freda Petesseeeses Ke stauranut Porter. &-Cohttine 5 ovine) estanrant Bogiebuty & Wagnerececieccesesdese Restaurerit hoen appointed by the Courtforthe-eettenent + Marshal shall receive as a! ICE CREAM saLoow! . THE TIME HAS COME! JULIUS DREYFUS, =" OULD inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada that he keepson hand, atthe ° United Sates Bakery, Pine St., “WM-The yery best quality.of —-4 Ice Cream, Confectionery and Cake All of which is manufactured at this Establish. ment of the best materials. A roum has been fitted up expressly as an Ice Cream Department. Every kind of Candics for sale wholesale or retail, ay ee —— Cake of every kind kept on hand and made to order at short notice and jow rates, carrewe all articles : @f asuperior qualiwant of the good H jel +4 4 TRY THAT FOUNTAIN SODA! poe eel purchased at this place to YN: Give me a triaT all you ig Ahiags in this line. FRANK GUILD’S Nevada city. : COFFEE! COFFEE! COFFEE! -MARDEN & FOLCER’S : CELEBRATED. : Family Coffee! Is now used inévery First Class Hotel and principal Restaurant in San Franciseg “CT E have received the following -ctrtificates from the proprietors since we have introduced our new patent Roaster ; : Tit undersigned having tested the quality from all the different manufsenrers of Coffee ju the city, cheerfully recommead MARUEN & Fou Kte , Ete., Weare putting up-that brand of Corrine in FANCY GLAZED PAFERS for the Trade, end. we ask Huta trialto substaptiate the above recom rmendation. : Orcer Ylarden & Folger’s Java Coffee fromar y of the Grocers,or from our manufactor y 2. S.-~The brand o1 Pioneer. MILLs Corres istsecond -pttality; and-has-no—trefeypneet5the above brand. MARDEN & FOLGER, jet 220 Fiont street, San Frinciseo. ‘ Glorious Opportnnity to Purchase Toys! Candies! Nuts! NICHOLAS SLOCOVICH, AS just reecived weyrenetie atoek of TOYS, of every shape, quality, and style imagina ble. Parent®eome and select something to please the little ones, Canties--an entite new stock and a great va riety ‘resh from the SanFreonciseo manufactories N uts—20 bushels all kinds, and warranted to b> Of a superior quality. into thie market. + ‘lreworks—A great variety. . Give me acalland I will guarantce satisfaction jeié At the old stand on Pime stréet: t NOTICE. _ pen knowing themselves indebted to A, BLOCK & CO will please call and pay } Messrs. WEAVER G CQ, with whom we have left vur Notes and Aceounts and who are authorized to reeeipt for us. ae 3 A. BLOCK & CO. Nevada, June !2th. “CIGAR EMPORIUM Ss. BOTHSCHILD, ” At the bailding fermerty occupiod by Mackie & Go, NEVADA. Keeps constantly on hand the best of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. Which he wil set? at the lowest possible rates. Those in want of good Cigars, Tobaeco, Pipes, should by a'l memms call at this well-known establishment. apl.if Mureka Consolidated Mining Comp’yMine at Hackett's Rancli, Nevada county. N OTICE is hereby given that "at a meeting of AN the Trustees ofsaki Company held on the Fifth day of April anasaessment of Twenty five cent» per share was levied vpon the capital stock of said Company. Any stock upon said aesessment shall remain unpaidon the Firet day of July will be advertised on that day as delinquent and unless payment shall be mace before will be sold on the Twelfth day ef July to pay the Soqnent eo por ened together with costs of advertising and expenses Of sale. B the Hoard of Triiatees 7. onset. of THOS. MOONBY, Pres W. J. MEREDITH, Sec. é ~— Offce—Ermpire Ranch. Yuba county. je?) 560 Men Wanted. Wis men, to go to. work on the Bear Valley Road. Wageg, $40 per month. to " 1 Arfply immediately ss mn ELIJAH TOMPKINS, Nevada, June 21-tf Sup’t Bear Valley Road. T:unk Lest. ® on N or about the thf F@trwary,; a large, can vas covered,-Trank wis. paren a Sena “bejonging toa man named Young, at Virginia:city and bound for Marysville. The Trunk was marked on each end-—“Mrs. A. I’. JEwrrt, Ked Nevada county, Cal.—and on the top was a ; with the following direction— -John Lancaster Hotel Keeper, Nevada.’ Any information of por dg Ny as will yp Seg rere. A. T. Jewett, —OFr at this office. je2i rhe ki and Oranges—the best ever brought t ! Ready made Clothing. To the People of Nevada County ! be8 ; = Tam 5 en i RAT ace 5 IMPRCVE THE OPPORTUNITY Go to: the Headquarters for Your CLOTHING! & ( Nand after TO-DAY the entire stock in the * well-known store. on the mt Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts., WILL. BE SOLD At Lower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA ! For Cash Only ' In order to vive the reader in Nevada and the ater pound Tent . the 4 i ully recon CO MAKOEN & FOU-T adjoining towns.a partial idea of the Magni John SuckeF Scott's F “,Ger's as superior fo any brand, eltder foreign or War ine-wear visi tri auf thi gi rare yg gin the CLOTHING LINE, We have deemed it‘best to sct forth the prices ot a few atticles—for instance Frock Coats, Blue Flannel $5 apiece. Black Doeskin Suits, at $18 per suit. “ No. 1 Fancy Cassimere Suits nt SES per suit. : ~ Linen Dasters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and up. Boots from $2 50, upwards. Calf back and front. ~ Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap. OF THE Great Bargains, OFFERED BY Ss. LA AS & COMPANY. —— Furnishing Goods! , WILD BE SOLD At prices that will surprise every one in want of thems. — Valises from $2 50and up. Trunk's--cheaper than the very Cheapest: Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. Hats at very Low Rates. Under Shirts, from $1 up. CALIFORNIA BLANKET AT SAN FRANCISCO Wholesale Prices, This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever effered! — A Dollar saved isa Dellar earned. t We might go on and enumerate article upon article in our line which we are determined té sell at less prices than they have ever be id in this section of qountry.” en We purchase ouf Goods strictly for cash and ean therefore lay all competition in the shade. Our arrangements have been made so that we shall receive our Goods hereafter from best and most fashionable Clothing Warehouses in the city ot New: York. oe In order to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above and be convinced that this is no claptrap arrangement. we invite you to call and ex. amine these goods and the prices. S. HAAS & CO., ‘Cor. Pine & Commercial sts. NEVADA CITY. Hew , THU) x Bie terday sides, « Davis— guess t nent, j ~ ped the Run Cady, 2 evening thrown the hor conside down . Pua? ere on the gro atreet. Soct that th Union large te the city _ 3CaQ three tl this cit where t from. “=p an’ GOIN dhes-in silver Qual tion nor make b of the THE the Cou finely. OLD meri Canal ¢ already supply ——“Fbe: THE Graff; a tn bree than th is some THE route is seven no neer lir horse. best ra The . appears ests of that ro THE ded to. ville ro less you Star. viction stage r robbed * $1,650. paid fo: one of ville or Patt * eently s ing mor The me on one: the Rev The res of $1 5will be Flat co erality-« What t THe tion ha ounces, Savitar: tior of anda b beucGit

oo ~ there are to be opened some inost excellent” Bevadn Daily Transcript, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 2342. Pe SS FOR PRESIDENT, “te ABRAHAM LINCOLTN. r ° FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ANDREW JOHNSON, eamia — ~~ QUAntZ EXCIrEMENT.—Tho prospect is that the quartz interestvin this vicinity is about to take a jump in the right direction. Woe have said, on a dozen ar“more occa. sions, and we said it from a knowledge of the country, that untold wealth. still. re» mained in the matrix in this neighborhood, and that if enterprise were rightly directed in some of our hills it would soon be brought to light. The time has come for us to see the realization of the fict.~ Within a few days developments have taken place that give promise of greut influence on the industrial interests of this vicinity. No less. than three mille for crushing quartz are: abont to be erected near MeCarty’s Ranch, where excellent’ leads of quartz have recently been discovered. ‘The leads are well éefin: ‘ed and beautiful ones of great richness.— So say our best quartz miners, Several —well known late operators in’ the Gould aud Curry “have interested themselves the new leads and are going to make Nevada their head quarters for a time. They have invested in the mines,and are. taking steps for the erection’ of nitty. “A French company will puf up a mill, a company called the “Merrimac,” pany in which some of our well known eit igzoha ave lntercated, Will erect milla and all will be completed jmuniediately. We Jearn », from good. sources that there is a great 4 tbundance of rock of good quality, enough to keep a large number of stampers employs ed, and that the prospects are more _ than usually bright. The range of-hills between this place and Grass’ Valley ia full of quartz and another comveina, and info the ridge the newly discoyered lodea run and in the direction too, we are informed, of the celebrated Veit of ~~-Sneath-&-Chay, -on-Gubl debt. Having some knowledge of the locality, we can say that the country in that direcs . tion is as rich in gold-bearing rock” ag any portion of California with which we have an sequaintance, and we really think that veins, yielding fortunes to many men. We trust the indications—erebut a foretaste of what isto be proven, for many reasons, one of which is, the employment it may furnish the poor fellows who have. been thrown back upon us disappointed with their at. tenips to reach a fortune or even wages in the country of some silver and considerable sage brush and alksli. en ne Tue Scientific Press, edited by Warren B. Ewer, fermerly of this county, is about to be enlarged. —We are glad to hear of the prosperity of the Press. for it is decidedly the best mining journal ever published the Pacific conet. Every one interested in mining should subseribe for it—y single number is worth the price of # year's subscription. Or the three hundred delegates -at the Radical Deniocratic Convention which noms inated Fremont in Cleveland, one hundred and two were sent from the city uf St-Lous a At the forthcoming Fourth of July celebrationin Virginia City, i T. Goodman will deliyer. the poem, and John A. Collins will read the Declaration of Independence. Tue tule lands become valuable in years of drought. The farmera are .even now sewing grain in some places whiel are impassable swamps in wet years. ARRIVAL .OF EMIGRANTS.—The Como Sentinel of the 18th jistant bays Briggs & Co.'s train fram Missouri, consisting of fifty persons, two hundred and thirty-seven head of horses, mules and jacks, and fourteen Wagons, passed through Dayton last Wedneaday. en route for California. This train crossed the Missouri river on the 14th of April. \ ~ A BULLION fund of one agillon has been received at the mint, se that depositors can get coin in three days, instead of waiting two weeks fur their bullion to be coined, iin Parsy Foy, of Gold Hill, (N. T.,) hae ehsllenged Bill Blackwood to fight him for ~ $300 or $500 a side, and has deposited a tor‘vit in the hands of Tom Kelly, in Virginia. e _ Phe Petersburg express from Lynchburg: , expect to be attacked from the direction. of lly requires the contractor for sale and delive } Eastern News.—The particulars of Sturgis’ defeat states our loss to be 2,000 men and 14 pieces of artillery: $3 ‘A calihas been issued for a Union Conservative National Convention, at Chicago, on the Fojirthof July. iy ‘Within afew days a call for two hundred thousand men is expected to be ordered. The villian, Vallandigham, epoke at a Democratic District Convention in Hamilton, Ohio, denouncing the President and reiterating the rightto criticise the action of: the states that Hunter entered Lexington on the Jith. His strength is estimated? at 16,000. Gen. Smith ‘assaulted and carried the principal line of the enemy before Petersburg. Hancock got up and tuodk a position on Smith’seleft. Gen. Butler reports from Bermuda Hundred that the enemy had abandoned their works in front of that place. His troops are now engaged in tearing .up the tracks between Petersburg and Richmond. Lute Richmond papers from headquarters have nothing to indicate a ‘suspicion of our having crossed the James river. They still Maltern. Hill. ; —On-the-4+5th,— before Petersburg, Smith took 16 cannon, several stand of colora, and between 300 and 400 prisoners. — This line is 2 miles from Petersburg. Gen Butler, after inspeeting the conquered works with Gen. Grant, reports them of the, strongest kind! The hardest fighting was done by the negro troops. Grant’s whole army was across James river the. 15th, the rear being seven miles west-of Bermuda Hundred, President Lincolo arrived at the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, Jane 16th, aud was at the Fair that evening, when he Feaponded to a toast. . He snid-Grant.wase this evening in position with-Meade and Hancock, whence he can never be dislodged bythe enemy until wis” tikén. He the purpose of rapidly forwarding to Grant all Richniond declared reinforcements necessary to capture Rich. mond, The District Convention at Hamilton, Ohio, on Wednesday last, appointed Vallundigham_a Delegate fo the Chieago—Conven= tion. Phe Font hilt wh teh passed Congress iter dicts contracts fur ste or purchase of gold unless delivered the same day, and expressery to-be-in actual possession. — H prohibits all loans of coin, also time contractera for sale of exchange beyond ten days. It interdicts transaction of gold save at ordibary places of business of the parties, and declares all contracts mide in vidlation of thé act absolutely void and imposes a fine frow $1,000 to. $10,000 and imprisonmént not less than S months upon apy party, suite to be instituted in Vailed States Courts. The Herald's Charles City Courthouse correspondent says: he enemy was “completely mystified by our last movertient and were 24 hours occupying the ground we left at Coal Harbor, forced march for Malye Hill,expecting us to occupy it, but that is net in’ Grant's programme. The Fulten, from Port Royal Juae 15th, has arrived. The rebels opened fire from Sullivan end James Islands, which was res plied to by our guns. -tuined by us. lle has since made a No. damage was suss At nightthe guns of Fort Putnam opened ona rebel steamer -bound from Charleston to Sumter, laden with troops and-suppliea, Sho was disabled and run aground, and at daylight deurolished by our guns Desorters sre cons‘antly ‘coming within eur lines. } as = Dw rine the year ending the 17th instant, says the Bee, the Pioneer Stage Company eatried 19, 23:vpasgengers over the motntains to Virginia city, Theresare three or four other lines on the route, and they probably earried 40,000 more. The returning number during the axme timé may be: safely estimated at 42,000, At $20-per head for passage mnoney, which, we believe, is a little below the average price, this Would give $L224,660 per annum, as the ameunt of passage money paid between Sacramento.and Virginia city. S co sideaneseutiariattace ona WEIGHING 80 many “stone” is often deen m English prints. The weight 13 thus defined: A stone, horseman’s weight and. of iron is }4-pounds: of glass 5 pounds ; ef butch. era meat8; hemp 32; and of cheese 16. ee a So A POCKET has been struck in a quartz ledge at Drytowa, Awador county, the rock frem which, pounded in a hand mortar, yields volumes, and during the lust sixty. years, . $343,000 has been girenied, 8 the purchase of books. By law a copy of every book published in the country must be deposited, in the I-brary. mina AWN effort has been nade for the: estabs. lishment of a corps of naval engineers, with Ericasen at its head. . i A FINE Methodist Episcopal chureh, new: New YOux« city has achurch for every every one hundred. ae —» has arrived in San Franciséo, from South Ameri€n, Te THE sum of $1,200 was collected at Vir« giniacity for the National Freedman's Assos tiation o s lint Afrivals at the ; National Exchange Hotel, BROAD. STREET.i:.....NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprictors, =: Tvespay June 2Tat. RL Robinson San Fra J R Hardenburg 8 F Jacob Fox do H A thompson Virgin d K Sales do A Dart Gold Hill © Lonkin & w do © Klingensper Roek e 8 Gifuas do KE D Carney Little Yor Miss S Allen do K A Tompkina Bear V J Couger Austin do : Sam Davis Grass Vil CW Myer Virginia J 1) Fleming Rock crek Os C#hnell do A> Marnty do Mias, Phillips de -W Mckeynotds—do Richatd Spargo. do E Slate? Round Tent A Summer do Hf MeCullough~ do L, Gornettound Moun Sam Clark San Fran H.K Shiur Neaads Hl Hochholser do Dr Meék Novada J V Manatied do DEATHEtI. suyploneiabinamnivasiealonommanpemnidecaneanacagan moe nes sanindeieonpane In thia city, on Tuesday, June fi 2ist, Eliza, wife of John Paseor,-aged 54 years e JRKOKRATE NO TIC KE. In Probate Court Nevada’ County. Inthe matter of the es tate of Kdward Kelsey, dece ysed Notice is hereby given that Richard Kelsey, the Administrator of the estate of Edward Kel sey. deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement, and tiled im said court his annual ‘. account of his administration of said @state, and that Monday. the lith day of duly, [64 being a “ny of term Of “aiid CONF, To Wit BT the duly term, 1564,at LO o’tlock, A. M., at the eourt reom of said Court at Nevada city in said county, has of said account, at which time and-place any person jaterested in said estatemay appear and fike his « xceptions in writing to thesaid account and contest the same. Dated Nevada, this 20th da of June, 1864. jun.23 By G. Ke Farquhar, Deputy. Notice to Contractors. } erika {KHALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the K) Board of Trustees pf the city ef Nevada, un til the 28th day of June at 74; o'clock, P. M., for the construction of certain sidewalks herein named : x On South side of Broad street. D. N. Rich’s lot, 31 feet. ‘ O. Vo Chauvel's lot, 50 feet and 6 inches; N« Bailey’s lot, 45 feet and 6 inches, P. Scuitti’s lot, 23 feet 6 inches Lachman & Harrington’s lot, 42 feet A. ©. Felt’s lot \6 feet. ‘ ° James Hoel’s lut, 63 feet, 6 inc'ges. On south side Broad Street, above Mil! street G H-. Stone’a lot, 37 feet, f Stepp's lot, 41 feet, Mra. Locklin,’s jot, 22 feet. On the north side of Broad street. Water's lot, 50 feet. J. A. thancaster’s lot, 42 feet, 6 inches. J i. Jeffery and Ashmore’s jots, 53 feet and 6 iuches. : Thos. Buckner’s lot,. 23 feet. On south side Commercial street. King’s lot, 30 feet, On Main street, above Commercial streét. A. Lonis’ lot, 22 feet. : Nevada Hose Co. No. 1, lot, 15 feet. * All sidewalks to be constructed in aecordance with specitivations fa Oreinance No. 12, relating to sidewalks on certain streets. 7 Proposals to made upon a cash basis, giving for each piece of sidewalk bid for the amount per foot. The work to be completed in one week = — of contract,‘or further particulars e p"} PacMag her . ; enquire of the’@ity Pererder of the Board of Trustees. J.C. ABBOTT, Cle . Nevada, June 22,1864 reer eee te, ( RDINANCE No. 16.—An Ordinance to provide for the compensation ot Marshal and Policeman. See. 1, The Marshal and Policeman shall fn all cases of arrest far violation of City Ordinances, where the fine is coficeted receive the sum of six dollars for their. services in makipg said arrest and attending oa court during trial. See. 2. The Marshal shall retain for his own use fifty per cent of all monies’collected on account of Dog #icences. Twenty-five per cent on all moneys collected on account of PellTax.— Fifteen per cent on all moneys collected on account of Road Tax and Five per cent on all mon ey colleeted on other city revenue. See. 8. ‘Phe City compensation for his services Sever

t ai lars per month to be paid out of the City Trees ury. J. CLARK, Pre nny _ 8. R. Perry, Secretary, _ nag MINING ROPE! IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE! 2ST AND ROUND, for hoisting from Shafts and Inclines, inadd in a y size, at the manufactory or Pea st sony A. S. Hallidic, San Francisco. The first cost of Wire and” ropes ual strength is about ae aie “ from $200 to $400 per day. prey rae ohh the same per foot. A ire Rope ly appli 3t05 Manilla Hopes.) “lll @€t weer from THE library of Congress contains.. 82,000 ly built, was dedicated at Daytes,; N.—T.tioners and Bakers [ can three thousand inhabitunts, a groggery—forPAUL JULIEN, the celebrated ‘violinist, . . On Main. Strect, next door to thé Post Office. domestic. ; Hardenbuargh & Dyetesesscscisses Russ House Loi Lele. & Coser seccceveresce Oceidentat Hotel Atstrom.& Johnson. .. ++. peceeeee Lick tlouse J, W Sargent.. ....+1 Ainerican Exchange ¥. EB: Wevgait...-. Seereee eases fntervationat CL 24 PRIMERS civics eciescecces ews cain Rall Road Stevens & Oliver...s scccescies wee Restaurant CFCC Bec es crcccvsvuseversevvoutees Nestaurant Lnited States... sevessssass sesaeus ROSTRUTE HT MEW VOTER cucpretecverescuslbeascrtee Restiuratt TelAM Ac. cvecnssseee Freda Petesseeeses Ke stauranut Porter. &-Cohttine 5 ovine) estanrant Bogiebuty & Wagnerececieccesesdese Restaurerit hoen appointed by the Courtforthe-eettenent + Marshal shall receive as a! ICE CREAM saLoow! . THE TIME HAS COME! JULIUS DREYFUS, =" OULD inform the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada that he keepson hand, atthe ° United Sates Bakery, Pine St., “WM-The yery best quality.of —-4 Ice Cream, Confectionery and Cake All of which is manufactured at this Establish. ment of the best materials. A roum has been fitted up expressly as an Ice Cream Department. Every kind of Candics for sale wholesale or retail, ay ee —— Cake of every kind kept on hand and made to order at short notice and jow rates, carrewe all articles : @f asuperior qualiwant of the good H jel +4 4 TRY THAT FOUNTAIN SODA! poe eel purchased at this place to YN: Give me a triaT all you ig Ahiags in this line. FRANK GUILD’S Nevada city. : COFFEE! COFFEE! COFFEE! -MARDEN & FOLCER’S : CELEBRATED. : Family Coffee! Is now used inévery First Class Hotel and principal Restaurant in San Franciseg “CT E have received the following -ctrtificates from the proprietors since we have introduced our new patent Roaster ; : Tit undersigned having tested the quality from all the different manufsenrers of Coffee ju the city, cheerfully recommead MARUEN & Fou Kte , Ete., Weare putting up-that brand of Corrine in FANCY GLAZED PAFERS for the Trade, end. we ask Huta trialto substaptiate the above recom rmendation. : Orcer Ylarden & Folger’s Java Coffee fromar y of the Grocers,or from our manufactor y 2. S.-~The brand o1 Pioneer. MILLs Corres istsecond -pttality; and-has-no—trefeypneet5the above brand. MARDEN & FOLGER, jet 220 Fiont street, San Frinciseo. ‘ Glorious Opportnnity to Purchase Toys! Candies! Nuts! NICHOLAS SLOCOVICH, AS just reecived weyrenetie atoek of TOYS, of every shape, quality, and style imagina ble. Parent®eome and select something to please the little ones, Canties--an entite new stock and a great va riety ‘resh from the SanFreonciseo manufactories N uts—20 bushels all kinds, and warranted to b> Of a superior quality. into thie market. + ‘lreworks—A great variety. . Give me acalland I will guarantce satisfaction jeié At the old stand on Pime stréet: t NOTICE. _ pen knowing themselves indebted to A, BLOCK & CO will please call and pay } Messrs. WEAVER G CQ, with whom we have left vur Notes and Aceounts and who are authorized to reeeipt for us. ae 3 A. BLOCK & CO. Nevada, June !2th. “CIGAR EMPORIUM Ss. BOTHSCHILD, ” At the bailding fermerty occupiod by Mackie & Go, NEVADA. Keeps constantly on hand the best of Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &c. Which he wil set? at the lowest possible rates. Those in want of good Cigars, Tobaeco, Pipes, should by a'l memms call at this well-known establishment. apl.if Mureka Consolidated Mining Comp’yMine at Hackett's Rancli, Nevada county. N OTICE is hereby given that "at a meeting of AN the Trustees ofsaki Company held on the Fifth day of April anasaessment of Twenty five cent» per share was levied vpon the capital stock of said Company. Any stock upon said aesessment shall remain unpaidon the Firet day of July will be advertised on that day as delinquent and unless payment shall be mace before will be sold on the Twelfth day ef July to pay the Soqnent eo por ened together with costs of advertising and expenses Of sale. B the Hoard of Triiatees 7. onset. of THOS. MOONBY, Pres W. J. MEREDITH, Sec. é ~— Offce—Ermpire Ranch. Yuba county. je?) 560 Men Wanted. Wis men, to go to. work on the Bear Valley Road. Wageg, $40 per month. to " 1 Arfply immediately ss mn ELIJAH TOMPKINS, Nevada, June 21-tf Sup’t Bear Valley Road. T:unk Lest. ® on N or about the thf F@trwary,; a large, can vas covered,-Trank wis. paren a Sena “bejonging toa man named Young, at Virginia:city and bound for Marysville. The Trunk was marked on each end-—“Mrs. A. I’. JEwrrt, Ked Nevada county, Cal.—and on the top was a ; with the following direction— -John Lancaster Hotel Keeper, Nevada.’ Any information of por dg Ny as will yp Seg rere. A. T. Jewett, —OFr at this office. je2i rhe ki and Oranges—the best ever brought t ! Ready made Clothing. To the People of Nevada County ! be8 ; = Tam 5 en i RAT ace 5 IMPRCVE THE OPPORTUNITY Go to: the Headquarters for Your CLOTHING! & ( Nand after TO-DAY the entire stock in the * well-known store. on the mt Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts., WILL. BE SOLD At Lower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA ! For Cash Only ' In order to vive the reader in Nevada and the ater pound Tent . the 4 i ully recon CO MAKOEN & FOU-T adjoining towns.a partial idea of the Magni John SuckeF Scott's F “,Ger's as superior fo any brand, eltder foreign or War ine-wear visi tri auf thi gi rare yg gin the CLOTHING LINE, We have deemed it‘best to sct forth the prices ot a few atticles—for instance Frock Coats, Blue Flannel $5 apiece. Black Doeskin Suits, at $18 per suit. “ No. 1 Fancy Cassimere Suits nt SES per suit. : ~ Linen Dasters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and up. Boots from $2 50, upwards. Calf back and front. ~ Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap. OF THE Great Bargains, OFFERED BY Ss. LA AS & COMPANY. —— Furnishing Goods! , WILD BE SOLD At prices that will surprise every one in want of thems. — Valises from $2 50and up. Trunk's--cheaper than the very Cheapest: Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. Hats at very Low Rates. Under Shirts, from $1 up. CALIFORNIA BLANKET AT SAN FRANCISCO Wholesale Prices, This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever effered! — A Dollar saved isa Dellar earned. t We might go on and enumerate article upon article in our line which we are determined té sell at less prices than they have ever be id in this section of qountry.” en We purchase ouf Goods strictly for cash and ean therefore lay all competition in the shade. Our arrangements have been made so that we shall receive our Goods hereafter from best and most fashionable Clothing Warehouses in the city ot New: York. oe In order to satisfy yourselves of the truth of the above and be convinced that this is no claptrap arrangement. we invite you to call and ex. amine these goods and the prices. S. HAAS & CO., ‘Cor. Pine & Commercial sts. NEVADA CITY. Hew , THU) x Bie terday sides, « Davis— guess t nent, j ~ ped the Run Cady, 2 evening thrown the hor conside down . Pua? ere on the gro atreet. Soct that th Union large te the city _ 3CaQ three tl this cit where t from. “=p an’ GOIN dhes-in silver Qual tion nor make b of the THE the Cou finely. OLD meri Canal ¢ already supply ——“Fbe: THE Graff; a tn bree than th is some THE route is seven no neer lir horse. best ra The . appears ests of that ro THE ded to. ville ro less you Star. viction stage r robbed * $1,650. paid fo: one of ville or Patt * eently s ing mor The me on one: the Rev The res of $1 5will be Flat co erality-« What t THe tion ha ounces, Savitar: tior of anda b beucGit