March 10, 1865 (4 pages)

. Supreme Being, quoting the scriptures in an ‘Bevada DailyTranscript. the Report of the County Auditor, for three . __ th SN -— FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, THE INavGuRAL.—Beriah’s Press, and several other papers, profess to believe that Mr. Liacoln'sinatgucelina forgery and a burlesque upon the President. They ean see . Bo propriety inthe chief of a great nation, giving, as the varying exigencies of the war seems to dethand. prayer or thanks to the "who periodically re a fast or @ thanks. inaugural address, or humbly recognizing the Divine hand in the greatevents of the day. — After Buchanan’sservility and Pierce’s _ prettiness, they expect a President who is dealing with the life of the nation and the freedom of millions, to polish periods and indalgein intellectual gymnastics. rect rendering of this address as it was published in the Sacramento Union struck us as characteristic of Mr. Lincoln's open-hearted, unaffected, reverential character. .In every tage of this great contest he has constantly . __ referred the people to the ‘superintending Of the people, spoken inthe recent election, SS pent iors quicksilver, as may be noticed in a thermom~-more difficult-for fine particles of gold to __ track will be laid ata hight of 63 feet above ~ ‘tke Ewperor Maximilian on the Mexican Providence that vould, and as he devoutly . Dee: 1 Te cash in Tand, Ze believed, would, bring great good out ef these national thanks. The calm determination appears in the address to prosecute the war for the Union until every vestige of its greatest curse is removed, and the nation is reunited and purified, is the simple echo of the great voice and which gave him the right to speak on that day the future poli-y of the Government. Knowing Mr. Lincoln’s ‘sincerity we may rest assured that every word of the inawgural was weighed before it was spoken, and that no deceitful compromises, no half-way ‘measures will be adopted ;, but rather the great work will go on to its end even if the providence of the Almighty God shall decree that before its objects are attained all the wealth piled up by hundreds of years of unTequited toil of the slave shall be dissipated, lash the sword shall have full vengeance. THe warmer weather ofthe past week has anlocked the mountain streams again, and furnished a supply of water. A gentleman from Little York township informs us that daring the long cold snap most of the miners suspended work, but have again resumed operations. The miners havea theory that during freezing weather quicksilver will not . amalgamate the gold as readily as when the weather is warm, and that much of the gold goes off at the tail of the sluices. We think this idea is correct. Cold consolidates the eter, and this greater density must make it penetrate the mass. Warm water spreads ~the quicksilver over a greater space, renders it thinner, and of course, more receptive. For this reason warm water is_always used for amalgamating in quartz tills. The ‘Spting months, especially April and May, are the best for mining. Bs ae Paciric RaiLnoap.—The Bee learns from one who was there, that the trestle work over the immense ravine at Neweastle, on id line of the Central Pacific Railroad, will be completed next week. When finished ‘the ‘We bottom ofthe ravine. Hands are busily efigaged at work on the road to a point six fe iiles from Newcastle, which is over six miles Auburn. s pay Tris stated that the Secretary of War has dsaued-an order caleulated to prevent the Grime of bounty jumping. It is to the effect that all énlisted mes, as soon as mustered into the service, shall deposit with the neareat paymaster all moneys received by them . ae bounties, reserving tu: themselves a stim pot exceeding twenty dellars. After the enman is placed in the army at the front he-can draw for the money in the paymasPore Pius TX*has a a letter to ‘Church question, The Pope claims com. Plete freedom of action for the Prelates of ‘the Church, control of all its property by the Archbishop and Bishop, and the aan Hen cfetery dissenting, worship. A New Yor« shoddy sent all the way to Paris for a bonnet of a certain tint, to suit A LITTLE boy dh Trinity’ Church choir, New, York; gots a salary of $1,000 per an. Dec 1 To cashin‘fand> / The cor-. 9,744 Warrants redeemed, 4,180 36 Cash in fund to balance, 5,563 86 9,744. 22 Nevada Township Fund. { Dec. 1. To cash in fund, 64 94 Mch 1, Amountreceived, 3 45 Warrants redeemed, 6 Auprror’s Rerort.—The following is $39,166 66 ““To am’t ree’d since Dee Ist 5,168 95 : : 44,335 61 By Vouchers from State Controller 39,166 66 By cash in hand to balance, 5,168 95 Dec-l. To cash in fund, ___ 566-54 "Fo amount rec'd for term, 7,477 17 ; : @,043 71 By warrants redeemed, 5,134 45 By interest.on same, 233 26 By Treasurer's comtiissions, 161 03 By cash in fund to balance, 2,514 97 . 8,043 71 __. Indigent Sick Fund. : Dec. 1. To cash in fund, 552 11 Meh.1. To am’t received for term, 606 66 1,158 77 By warrants redeemed, 500 Intererest on same, 26 68 Treasurer's commissions, 15 80 Cash in fund to balance, 616 29 = Special Fund. Mch 1. To ain’t received forterm, . 760 35 ¢ 5,786 10 Warrants redeemed, 5,447 83 Treasurer’s commissions, 163 43 Cash in fund to balance, : 174 #4 5,73610 Road Fund. . : Dec. Ist. To cash in fund, 1,777 82 To amoungreceived during tetm, __204 84 Mch J. Cash in fund to balanee * 1,962 66 : ‘Building Fund. Dec. 1. To cash in fund, 2,655 50 To amount received, 392 49 3,047 99 Warrants redeemed, ‘\) 2,913 03 Treagurer’s commission, 87 39 Cash in fund to balance,. 47 57 School Fund. : : Dec. J. To cash in fund, 6,085 59 Mchi. A t ‘dduri , 3,658 6: _______. and. for“every drop of blood_drawn by the . -—~—* “0U» reed during term, 3,658 63 . Treasurer’s commissions, 18 Meh. 4th. During’ the fscal ) éndin March 4th; warrecte avee@ county : he * aoe Criminal proceedings; = 13,894,75 monthe ending March Ist, 1965: ~~. Building Court Houeg Sail, ee, 46,559 94 "State Fund. General Election expenses, — © 950 25 “5,085 65 bpla n of concentratic rént position and fall back upon a néw line of Cash in fund to balance, 62 21 ; 68 39 Washington Township Fund. Mech. 1. To cash id fund, 88 75 Eureka Township Fund. Dee 1. To cash in fand 327 Mch 1. Amount received, 23 e . 350 84 By warrants redeemed, 255 45 Treasurer's commissions, 766 Cash in fund to balance, -87 73 350 84 Bloomfield Township Fund. Mch 1. To cash in fund, * 40 84 Bridgeport Township Fund. ~ ¢. 1, To cash in fund, 19 08 Me ol. Amount received, 1 67 . Cash in fuind to balance, 20 75 ____ Goass Valley Township Fund. Dec. 1. To cash in . 56 08 Meh 4. Amount receiy. Cs 3 62 Cashin fundto balance, 59 70 , Warrants issued. aS. On General Fund, /B, On Special Fund, ee "9 4 On Hospital Fund, as 1,852 50 On Building Fund, et 5,916 82) Total amount of cash in treasury, 16,429 39 County Debt—Gencral Fund. Outstan warrants registered ps = ner ms, 1865, on which -Tuterest has been gto: e: ‘Interest estimated, — eee ert 2, Warrants registeMa since Nov 15th oer » drawing interest, 27,722 58 Indigent Sick Fund. : Worrants outstandi s , A552 75 Interest on same, bs 80 2g “ Se Ste 4,632 76 Outstanding warrants, 8,971 ‘Cash iv Funds, 3,178 83 Total ae Kee 40,190 82 Meh_ 6th. utire cost of Court For the payment of whieh warrants have been drawn on the Various ° funds as followa,towit: Building Fund, a 17,786.59 Genera he ges AGay > 17,009 01 Special Fa 11,764 34 to pay the following expenses of Armory rent for military companies, 2,423 87 Expense of County Hospital, 6,746 35 . Road Fund, 1,850 42 Miscellanevus expense, se 9,186 42 81,612 00. Amount paid foto State Treasury, 65,127 77 G. Morean, County Auditor. Eastern Irems.—A regiment of white troops is being raised in Charleston for service in Gen. Sherman's army. The Union army which entered Columbia, 8. C., on the 18th of February, numbered . 70,000 infantry and_artillery-~The troops were in the best condition and Sherman was‘ eonfident-of suceess.” The report of the defeat of Early by Sheri dan is confirmed. eo Later—The Tribune's special dispatch says:.It is reported from Hancock’s headqnarters at Winchester, that Sherman defeated Early, but that Early°was not.ea tured. Other. reports: say that Barly his entire force weré-eaptured. ~~ ~~" Sherman was at Camden, &C., on the 28th. He succeeded in 1) ; and-it was reported otomac, on Sunday last, met Johnston, defeating him fring 15,000 prisoners. ; is thought that Lee will leave his presin the Army oft that he ha and ca defense on the Roatioke ‘river. Negroes have been employed throwing up works there and siege guns have been sent trom Richmond in that direction, ~~ There are said to be tiot less than 200 blockade runners at Nassau, whose “occupation 1s gone.”’ Staff to Grant. The Tribune says itis the policy of. the Government to contract the currency. THE DAILy TuaNscuipr has run a creditable career in Nevada City of fourand a half years, and has entered on its tenth volume.—Sacramento Bee. For reminding a King of Prussia of ahotel bill, a Berhn editor has been sentenced to three days imprisonment. i ocmaiaiad . MARRIED, At Allisan’s Raneh, near Birchville, March 7th, by Rev. P. 1. ysyeee, A. L. Dean of French Corral, to Joiev Klizabeth Allison. = satheleabeiiinattetiaienimaéariamsbisatcee. a Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET...NEVADA CITY . LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. WEDNESDAY, March’ 8th, 1865. C P Lyford San Fran A Stranahan San Juan H DLathrop do MBrooke do C Sweney do W moyle . do F C Garner < do 88 Craft Moores Flat J € Carpenter do J Smith Marysville R von Marysville A Taylor Canada Hill M M Wilcox do John Welden do E J BareGraas Valley J-yan Eureka South W M’Cormick &fdo “ M Gill Nevada ‘City ene Pd do . 7h McGuire do ~ son Omega J Dreyfuss, ¢ Mre H Bixby Gold Fiat _— oo Fa 7 > ~~ BOARD OF DELEGATES, 'I.HERE will be ; c will be_gting of the Board of A Fire Delega tA. A. t's office. docis buat A Sic Jae bers are re ited to be present. + a eae Z N em A. A. SA . *%. D, $< Banum, Seety, ARGENT, Preare pms: FIRE!!! FRE!!! The season for disastrous fires mid is approaching. Are You Insured ?_ Tn justice to yourself, your fami! creditors, < btain an latuiapes Poliey oe er RELIABLE AND SOLVENT COMPANY. THE NEW YORK HOME, With a Cash Capital of over three » Stands without a peer ip ro mn gi THE OLD HARTFORD, Established almost at the ( present Yee has mainrained ite nent a i its reputation througha THOUSAND FIRE pPromptness and liberality. RES, for fairness, ? THENEW YORK PHENIX, Ts alo established : mg . vagy ularity which ite pn al ie, ne teenied eee aod prompt dealing with Each of the auove Companies has the sam of $75.000—said ‘ te by the Controller of une Tene approved parties insured eee All risks bound and losses adjusted by EK. F. SPENCE, m9 FALED PR A] S Arby. PROPOSALS will be shutters and the t . ply at the COUNTY CLERK'S eed # = NN —— sow nS ta an coerce Warting the rebel . + -€. Schardin. Gen. Rawlings has been made Chief of . ST. PATRICK’S BALL. A GRAND BALL a? ‘Will be given at HAMILTON HALL, ON FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 17th. ; To raise Funds teward Building an Orphan Asylam, a In Grass Valley, to which the CHARITABLE PUBLIC ARE INVITED ° Managers, oe a GRASS VALLEY. P.Enghsh, P.Sweetmen, Geo. Williams, Wm. Watt, : J: K. Rush. dames O'Neil, Wm. Waiters, mg ba M. 9g E. McSortey, ym. Daniels, W. H. ida, RR. Dowd, J.W.Smith. W. H. Mitchell, IP Sketton, J. A.Farrell, Dan. Collins, C. Denel. John Collins, Jas Pownings— ‘Jno. Fahey, oe ALLISON RANCH, “M. Colbert, Jae, Hater John Powers, M. Remington P-Galway, P dennessy,, M. Hartnett,~Jas. ALearn, John Ford.NEVADA CITY: » I Williamson, J A. Lancaster John Burts, J. HsHelm, J. McAllister. Jas. Muiloy, John Bazley. =e ROUGH AND READY. . Robt. Smith, W,C.Ault, —_P. B. Madden. —BIRCHVILLE. WASHINGTON. CHR RO.EE—. D. Maroney, E. Brimskill, J. B. Murphy, M. P.O’Conner _D. Ryan, __A. Thornton, Ker. Phelan} Jas. Talbot, R. Dillon, H. Morgan. MOGRE’S FLAT.Dr. Hardy, Jas. Manogue, John Feeley. N.SAN JUAN. EUREKA. P. 8. Murphy, John Egan, ‘Wim: Morris, John Dickson, D McCarty, RED DOG. FRENCH CORRAL-J. ¥F. Buchanan, P, Burk, : F.C. Terry. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. A. B. Dibble. Dr. Byrrell, A B Brady, W.5S. Byrne, Thos. Findley, P. J, Brogan. FLOOR MANAGERS. Schenck Glass, -Dayid Belden, W. H. Davidson F. Cleveland, Jas. I. Bulger, P. Ford. ~ “ TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. "Grass Valley; March4th. » ~ Soothing and Bracing. There is no preparation in existence which has such a soothing effect in cases of nervous excite ment as f } Dr, Hfostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Although the fame of Ahis renowned invigorant rests mainly on its astonishing cures of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and intestinal dis orders, it is equally effacious ir nervous com plaints Thousands of ladies resort to it asa remedy for hysteria, fluttering of the heart, ner -. Vous headache, vertigo, general debility and all peculiar disturbances and derangements-—-to which, as a sex, they hte subject. It chcers and lightens the depressed mental powers as well as strengthens the body. andits use is never folDruggists and dealers everywhere. MUSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, _ fe23 Sen Francisco.” Brandreth’s Vegetable Pills. This medecine of enduring efficacy. is justly prized as a corrector oF all disorders of the stomach and bowels, the common symptoms of which are costivenéss, spasms, loss of appetite, sick headache, giddiness, sense of bluatiug after meals, dizziness of the eyes. drowsineas, and cramping pains in the stomach and bowels.— Phese symptoms being suffered to remain, a function of the ‘frame is, to a eertain extent, prostrated ; buta little perseverance in the use of : Brandreth’s Pills, Will ever restore the system from this state of misery.T'woor three doses will convince the afflicted of their sulutary influence. The stom. ach will speedily regain its strengh,a healthy action of the liver will soon take place, and in stead of lis*lessncss, heat, pain and jaundiced appearance, strength, activity. and renewed ~health-will be the blessed result __ Principal office Brandreta Building New York. W. F. BRANDKETH, office ai Crane & Brigham’s, San Franeisco. fe-23 Notice te the Sick.—How long we have desired and nee‘ed on this Coast, and Medical Dispensary, that we could with safety trust‘our casein the hands of skillful and ". Prretical physicians. Should we at any time require. medical assistance, we eo ourselves that such a place is Bd es Neeaea a No. 313 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. known by the name of ‘Peake’s Surgery and Medical Dispensary.” which is fitted up regardless of cost, with all the modern improvements, an extensive Labratery, which contains all the the cure of private and other diseases. The Re ception and Consulting Rooms are commodiou and weil adapted for the business. ‘The Physic. are gentlemen of educ Ino. Maguire,4 John Hussey, John Deaham, James Green, . lowed by any unpleasart reaction.—Sold by all}torpid state of the liver Supervenes, and all the . horrors of dyspepsia are experienced. Every. choice and lati st Medicines, Ciitmicals, ete., tor ‘ana connected with the Surgery anid Dispensary, kuowledge and experience. Riedie ae} =e cea CROCKETT’S . AMYGDALINBE ! (-e Ladies Save Your Hair! 4) Creeheis Pens ee will prevent the Hair from coming out and — 4 make it grows t Asa Hair Dressing, it is unequalled by any the world .jhas yet produced. . Price 50 Cents per Bottle, FOR SALE BY JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Nevada, Feb, 3d, 1855. aa Restaurant For Sale, . “A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is now of. fered to any person who desires to go in-— to the Restaurant shee ale A tull set of Furnitare,Crockery-ware,Stoves,_and ever: = complete for keeping a Restaurant. Enquire o jaty: febs : NOVICE. JPA\HE annual meeting of Stockholders of the T National Exchange Hotel Company will be held at the law office of J, 1. Caldwell on Broad street, Nevada city, Califernia, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH next, 1865. __By order of the Trustees. febis8 G. W. KIDD. See’y.Attorney and Counselor at Law. . : ( FFICE—In Lewis’ Building, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada : _— -To City Serip Owners, © 28s @ s> persons holding Warrants drawn on the City Funds and registered previons May 1.th, 1864 are requested to present the same tu me forpayment. Interest on said scrip ceases. from this date. . GEO. A. WEAVER, City Treasurer. Nevada. Jan 24th. + CROCKETT’S $5,00 per dozen, Sail we —_— we . 7 Homeopathic Medicines, (Humphrey’s Specifics, For Sale at Agents’ Rates, by s Feat eT ee E. F. SPENCE, i Droggist and Apotheeary. Nevada, Feb. 2ist. ; SAMUEL LEwis, Successor to Lewis Bros. : IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. -At the old stand— Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, N evada. t now ready to supply his former patrons and the public gener nf wit goods his line as Seeseies os A _ ee San Francisco Prices g “Thankful f t patronage, he respectfu Olicits a cobtneanen g: 4 + orien J > MEaT MARKET. JAMES MONRO found _ tegen Stand on ge weed tay Prepared to. body with the best of. Vv Pork, Mutton, Corned Pork &. ‘ the lowest cash wa ee 4 os Opposition Steamer Day, March 13th. . OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK!! Via Nicaragua, : ee CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE. ~— S : THE Central ; i es : Ga Se Ee W. L. summmaneas ee ee hE For San .1 from Street wharf, at 10 o'clon nai. a ta Through in 2 MICHAEL LONG, Commercial Street, Nevada A. C. NILES; . ee . __open. Harrison FRIDAY MO} —e LOCAL CaBIN ROBBE morning a fellow was caught in the of James Barrett, some time past. the hood havé been and robbed of clot as no trace of the they were charged er 2 Barrett's cabin a wooden bar aud noon, Barrett, retu a noise, supposed i ‘entering, he found the blankets upon ing what clothing find for the purpo On being questio: ence, he could giv and he was arreste totown. The do 2: been once before ~ thieving. He ¥ Smith, and wher name, he gave it a son. A complain him for breaking steal. The piims “ prisonment of not than five years. await the action. Wa ered IMPROVEMENT city places of bus: ing improved and buildings are bein to be commenced finished about the of the finest str found in the inter olic Church exterior of Which _Sents@ handsome -_ereditable to. the ~ is owned. Both and will be finis! New steres have more are being +] of goods, while stores upgn the Exchange Hotel The residence town are being tions,new sidewa planted. Yards pared forthe rec Where there see our people to ma _ able homes for t Californians. A fire of a little m ‘disappearing, an that event, Neva as pretty ’a tor State. GoLp MEDAL _ the purpose of t get up a splend graved, which i worn by the vic! best shot in the . the medal witil will have to be has been appoin medal and repo EXCELLENT & Butler,propri have on hand a excellent quali ers, and all ot! sion to use leath by the Nevada : who have used. * ‘THe CarisT ing will be held this city on next clock, and not « yerterday’s pap: _who have been address the me: ‘pointed, by Gor er of Deeds for WE notice t WNenapa Tr

. Supreme Being, quoting the scriptures in an ‘Bevada DailyTranscript. the Report of the County Auditor, for three . __ th SN -— FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, THE INavGuRAL.—Beriah’s Press, and several other papers, profess to believe that Mr. Liacoln'sinatgucelina forgery and a burlesque upon the President. They ean see . Bo propriety inthe chief of a great nation, giving, as the varying exigencies of the war seems to dethand. prayer or thanks to the "who periodically re a fast or @ thanks. inaugural address, or humbly recognizing the Divine hand in the greatevents of the day. — After Buchanan’sservility and Pierce’s _ prettiness, they expect a President who is dealing with the life of the nation and the freedom of millions, to polish periods and indalgein intellectual gymnastics. rect rendering of this address as it was published in the Sacramento Union struck us as characteristic of Mr. Lincoln's open-hearted, unaffected, reverential character. .In every tage of this great contest he has constantly . __ referred the people to the ‘superintending Of the people, spoken inthe recent election, SS pent iors quicksilver, as may be noticed in a thermom~-more difficult-for fine particles of gold to __ track will be laid ata hight of 63 feet above ~ ‘tke Ewperor Maximilian on the Mexican Providence that vould, and as he devoutly . Dee: 1 Te cash in Tand, Ze believed, would, bring great good out ef these national thanks. The calm determination appears in the address to prosecute the war for the Union until every vestige of its greatest curse is removed, and the nation is reunited and purified, is the simple echo of the great voice and which gave him the right to speak on that day the future poli-y of the Government. Knowing Mr. Lincoln’s ‘sincerity we may rest assured that every word of the inawgural was weighed before it was spoken, and that no deceitful compromises, no half-way ‘measures will be adopted ;, but rather the great work will go on to its end even if the providence of the Almighty God shall decree that before its objects are attained all the wealth piled up by hundreds of years of unTequited toil of the slave shall be dissipated, lash the sword shall have full vengeance. THe warmer weather ofthe past week has anlocked the mountain streams again, and furnished a supply of water. A gentleman from Little York township informs us that daring the long cold snap most of the miners suspended work, but have again resumed operations. The miners havea theory that during freezing weather quicksilver will not . amalgamate the gold as readily as when the weather is warm, and that much of the gold goes off at the tail of the sluices. We think this idea is correct. Cold consolidates the eter, and this greater density must make it penetrate the mass. Warm water spreads ~the quicksilver over a greater space, renders it thinner, and of course, more receptive. For this reason warm water is_always used for amalgamating in quartz tills. The ‘Spting months, especially April and May, are the best for mining. Bs ae Paciric RaiLnoap.—The Bee learns from one who was there, that the trestle work over the immense ravine at Neweastle, on id line of the Central Pacific Railroad, will be completed next week. When finished ‘the ‘We bottom ofthe ravine. Hands are busily efigaged at work on the road to a point six fe iiles from Newcastle, which is over six miles Auburn. s pay Tris stated that the Secretary of War has dsaued-an order caleulated to prevent the Grime of bounty jumping. It is to the effect that all énlisted mes, as soon as mustered into the service, shall deposit with the neareat paymaster all moneys received by them . ae bounties, reserving tu: themselves a stim pot exceeding twenty dellars. After the enman is placed in the army at the front he-can draw for the money in the paymasPore Pius TX*has a a letter to ‘Church question, The Pope claims com. Plete freedom of action for the Prelates of ‘the Church, control of all its property by the Archbishop and Bishop, and the aan Hen cfetery dissenting, worship. A New Yor« shoddy sent all the way to Paris for a bonnet of a certain tint, to suit A LITTLE boy dh Trinity’ Church choir, New, York; gots a salary of $1,000 per an. Dec 1 To cashin‘fand> / The cor-. 9,744 Warrants redeemed, 4,180 36 Cash in fund to balance, 5,563 86 9,744. 22 Nevada Township Fund. { Dec. 1. To cash in fund, 64 94 Mch 1, Amountreceived, 3 45 Warrants redeemed, 6 Auprror’s Rerort.—The following is $39,166 66 ““To am’t ree’d since Dee Ist 5,168 95 : : 44,335 61 By Vouchers from State Controller 39,166 66 By cash in hand to balance, 5,168 95 Dec-l. To cash in fund, ___ 566-54 "Fo amount rec'd for term, 7,477 17 ; : @,043 71 By warrants redeemed, 5,134 45 By interest.on same, 233 26 By Treasurer's comtiissions, 161 03 By cash in fund to balance, 2,514 97 . 8,043 71 __. Indigent Sick Fund. : Dec. 1. To cash in fund, 552 11 Meh.1. To am’t received for term, 606 66 1,158 77 By warrants redeemed, 500 Intererest on same, 26 68 Treasurer's commissions, 15 80 Cash in fund to balance, 616 29 = Special Fund. Mch 1. To ain’t received forterm, . 760 35 ¢ 5,786 10 Warrants redeemed, 5,447 83 Treasurer’s commissions, 163 43 Cash in fund to balance, : 174 #4 5,73610 Road Fund. . : Dec. Ist. To cash in fund, 1,777 82 To amoungreceived during tetm, __204 84 Mch J. Cash in fund to balanee * 1,962 66 : ‘Building Fund. Dec. 1. To cash in fund, 2,655 50 To amount received, 392 49 3,047 99 Warrants redeemed, ‘\) 2,913 03 Treagurer’s commission, 87 39 Cash in fund to balance,. 47 57 School Fund. : : Dec. J. To cash in fund, 6,085 59 Mchi. A t ‘dduri , 3,658 6: _______. and. for“every drop of blood_drawn by the . -—~—* “0U» reed during term, 3,658 63 . Treasurer’s commissions, 18 Meh. 4th. During’ the fscal ) éndin March 4th; warrecte avee@ county : he * aoe Criminal proceedings; = 13,894,75 monthe ending March Ist, 1965: ~~. Building Court Houeg Sail, ee, 46,559 94 "State Fund. General Election expenses, — © 950 25 “5,085 65 bpla n of concentratic rént position and fall back upon a néw line of Cash in fund to balance, 62 21 ; 68 39 Washington Township Fund. Mech. 1. To cash id fund, 88 75 Eureka Township Fund. Dee 1. To cash in fand 327 Mch 1. Amount received, 23 e . 350 84 By warrants redeemed, 255 45 Treasurer's commissions, 766 Cash in fund to balance, -87 73 350 84 Bloomfield Township Fund. Mch 1. To cash in fund, * 40 84 Bridgeport Township Fund. ~ ¢. 1, To cash in fund, 19 08 Me ol. Amount received, 1 67 . Cash in fuind to balance, 20 75 ____ Goass Valley Township Fund. Dec. 1. To cash in . 56 08 Meh 4. Amount receiy. Cs 3 62 Cashin fundto balance, 59 70 , Warrants issued. aS. On General Fund, /B, On Special Fund, ee "9 4 On Hospital Fund, as 1,852 50 On Building Fund, et 5,916 82) Total amount of cash in treasury, 16,429 39 County Debt—Gencral Fund. Outstan warrants registered ps = ner ms, 1865, on which -Tuterest has been gto: e: ‘Interest estimated, — eee ert 2, Warrants registeMa since Nov 15th oer » drawing interest, 27,722 58 Indigent Sick Fund. : Worrants outstandi s , A552 75 Interest on same, bs 80 2g “ Se Ste 4,632 76 Outstanding warrants, 8,971 ‘Cash iv Funds, 3,178 83 Total ae Kee 40,190 82 Meh_ 6th. utire cost of Court For the payment of whieh warrants have been drawn on the Various ° funds as followa,towit: Building Fund, a 17,786.59 Genera he ges AGay > 17,009 01 Special Fa 11,764 34 to pay the following expenses of Armory rent for military companies, 2,423 87 Expense of County Hospital, 6,746 35 . Road Fund, 1,850 42 Miscellanevus expense, se 9,186 42 81,612 00. Amount paid foto State Treasury, 65,127 77 G. Morean, County Auditor. Eastern Irems.—A regiment of white troops is being raised in Charleston for service in Gen. Sherman's army. The Union army which entered Columbia, 8. C., on the 18th of February, numbered . 70,000 infantry and_artillery-~The troops were in the best condition and Sherman was‘ eonfident-of suceess.” The report of the defeat of Early by Sheri dan is confirmed. eo Later—The Tribune's special dispatch says:.It is reported from Hancock’s headqnarters at Winchester, that Sherman defeated Early, but that Early°was not.ea tured. Other. reports: say that Barly his entire force weré-eaptured. ~~ ~~" Sherman was at Camden, &C., on the 28th. He succeeded in 1) ; and-it was reported otomac, on Sunday last, met Johnston, defeating him fring 15,000 prisoners. ; is thought that Lee will leave his presin the Army oft that he ha and ca defense on the Roatioke ‘river. Negroes have been employed throwing up works there and siege guns have been sent trom Richmond in that direction, ~~ There are said to be tiot less than 200 blockade runners at Nassau, whose “occupation 1s gone.”’ Staff to Grant. The Tribune says itis the policy of. the Government to contract the currency. THE DAILy TuaNscuipr has run a creditable career in Nevada City of fourand a half years, and has entered on its tenth volume.—Sacramento Bee. For reminding a King of Prussia of ahotel bill, a Berhn editor has been sentenced to three days imprisonment. i ocmaiaiad . MARRIED, At Allisan’s Raneh, near Birchville, March 7th, by Rev. P. 1. ysyeee, A. L. Dean of French Corral, to Joiev Klizabeth Allison. = satheleabeiiinattetiaienimaéariamsbisatcee. a Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET......NEVADA CITY . LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. WEDNESDAY, March’ 8th, 1865. 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THE NEW YORK HOME, With a Cash Capital of over three » Stands without a peer ip ro mn gi THE OLD HARTFORD, Established almost at the ( present Yee has mainrained ite nent a i its reputation througha THOUSAND FIRE pPromptness and liberality. RES, for fairness, ? THENEW YORK PHENIX, Ts alo established : mg . vagy ularity which ite pn al ie, ne teenied eee aod prompt dealing with Each of the auove Companies has the sam of $75.000—said ‘ te by the Controller of une Tene approved parties insured eee All risks bound and losses adjusted by

EK. F. SPENCE, m9 FALED PR A] S Arby. PROPOSALS will be shutters and the t . ply at the COUNTY CLERK'S eed # = NN —— sow nS ta an coerce Warting the rebel . + -€. Schardin. Gen. Rawlings has been made Chief of . ST. PATRICK’S BALL. A GRAND BALL a? ‘Will be given at HAMILTON HALL, ON FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 17th. ; To raise Funds teward Building an Orphan Asylam, a In Grass Valley, to which the CHARITABLE PUBLIC ARE INVITED ° Managers, oe a GRASS VALLEY. P.Enghsh, P.Sweetmen, Geo. Williams, Wm. Watt, : J: K. Rush. dames O'Neil, Wm. Waiters, mg ba M. 9g E. McSortey, ym. Daniels, W. H. ida, RR. Dowd, J.W.Smith. W. H. Mitchell, IP Sketton, J. A.Farrell, Dan. Collins, C. Denel. John Collins, Jas Pownings— ‘Jno. Fahey, oe ALLISON RANCH, “M. Colbert, Jae, Hater John Powers, M. Remington P-Galway, P dennessy,, M. Hartnett,~Jas. ALearn, John Ford.NEVADA CITY: » I Williamson, J A. Lancaster John Burts, J. HsHelm, J. McAllister. Jas. Muiloy, John Bazley. =e ROUGH AND READY. . Robt. Smith, W,C.Ault, —_P. B. Madden. —BIRCHVILLE. WASHINGTON.. CHR RO.EE—. D. Maroney, E. Brimskill, J. B. Murphy, M. P.O’Conner _D. Ryan, __A. Thornton, Ker. Phelan} Jas. Talbot, R. Dillon, H. Morgan. MOGRE’S FLAT.Dr. Hardy, Jas. Manogue, John Feeley. N.SAN JUAN. EUREKA. P. 8. Murphy, John Egan, ‘Wim: Morris, John Dickson, D McCarty, RED DOG. FRENCH CORRAL-J. ¥F. Buchanan, P, Burk, : F.C. Terry. RECEPTION COMMITTEE. A. B. Dibble. Dr. Byrrell, A B Brady, W.5S. Byrne, Thos. Findley, P. J, Brogan. FLOOR MANAGERS. Schenck Glass, -Dayid Belden, W. H. Davidson F. Cleveland, Jas. I. Bulger, P. Ford. ~ “ TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. "Grass Valley; March4th. » ~ Soothing and Bracing. There is no preparation in existence which has such a soothing effect in cases of nervous excite ment as f } Dr, Hfostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Although the fame of Ahis renowned invigorant rests mainly on its astonishing cures of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and intestinal dis orders, it is equally effacious ir nervous com plaints Thousands of ladies resort to it asa remedy for hysteria, fluttering of the heart, ner -. Vous headache, vertigo, general debility and all peculiar disturbances and derangements-—-to which, as a sex, they hte subject. It chcers and lightens the depressed mental powers as well as strengthens the body. andits use is never folDruggists and dealers everywhere. MUSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, _ fe23 Sen Francisco.” Brandreth’s Vegetable Pills. This medecine of enduring efficacy. is justly prized as a corrector oF all disorders of the stomach and bowels, the common symptoms of which are costivenéss, spasms, loss of appetite, sick headache, giddiness, sense of bluatiug after meals, dizziness of the eyes. drowsineas, and cramping pains in the stomach and bowels.— Phese symptoms being suffered to remain, a function of the ‘frame is, to a eertain extent, prostrated ; buta little perseverance in the use of : Brandreth’s Pills, Will ever restore the system from this state of misery.T'woor three doses will convince the afflicted of their sulutary influence. The stom. ach will speedily regain its strengh,a healthy action of the liver will soon take place, and in stead of lis*lessncss, heat, pain and jaundiced appearance, strength, activity. and renewed ~health-will be the blessed result __ Principal office Brandreta Building New York. W. F. BRANDKETH, office ai Crane & Brigham’s, San Franeisco. fe-23 Notice te the Sick.—How long we have desired and nee‘ed on this Coast, and Medical Dispensary, that we could with safety trust‘our casein the hands of skillful and ". Prretical physicians. Should we at any time require. medical assistance, we eo ourselves that such a place is Bd es Neeaea a No. 313 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. known by the name of ‘Peake’s Surgery and Medical Dispensary.” which is fitted up regardless of cost, with all the modern improvements, an extensive Labratery, which contains all the the cure of private and other diseases. The Re ception and Consulting Rooms are commodiou and weil adapted for the business. ‘The Physic. are gentlemen of educ Ino. Maguire,4 John Hussey, John Deaham, James Green, . lowed by any unpleasart reaction.—Sold by all}torpid state of the liver Supervenes, and all the . horrors of dyspepsia are experienced. Every. choice and lati st Medicines, Ciitmicals, ete., tor ‘ana connected with the Surgery anid Dispensary, kuowledge and experience. Riedie ae} =e cea CROCKETT’S . AMYGDALINBE ! (-e Ladies Save Your Hair! 4) Creeheis Pens ee will prevent the Hair from coming out and — 4 make it grows t Asa Hair Dressing, it is unequalled by any the world .jhas yet produced. . Price 50 Cents per Bottle, FOR SALE BY JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Nevada, Feb, 3d, 1855. aa Restaurant For Sale, . “A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is now of. fered to any person who desires to go in-— to the Restaurant shee ale A tull set of Furnitare,Crockery-ware,Stoves,_and ever: = complete for keeping a Restaurant. Enquire o jaty: febs : NOVICE. JPA\HE annual meeting of Stockholders of the T National Exchange Hotel Company will be held at the law office of J, 1. Caldwell on Broad street, Nevada city, Califernia, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH next, 1865. __By order of the Trustees. febis8 G. W. KIDD. See’y.Attorney and Counselor at Law. . : ( FFICE—In Lewis’ Building, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada : _— -To City Serip Owners, © 28s @ s> persons holding Warrants drawn on the City Funds and registered previons May 1.th, 1864 are requested to present the same tu me forpayment. Interest on said scrip ceases. from this date. . GEO. A. WEAVER, City Treasurer. Nevada. Jan 24th. + CROCKETT’S $5,00 per dozen, Sail we —_— we . 7 Homeopathic Medicines, (Humphrey’s Specifics, For Sale at Agents’ Rates, by s Feat eT ee E. F. SPENCE, i Droggist and Apotheeary. Nevada, Feb. 2ist. ; SAMUEL LEwis, Successor to Lewis Bros. : IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. -At the old stand— Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, N evada. t now ready to supply his former patrons and the public gener nf wit goods his line as Seeseies os A _ ee San Francisco Prices g “Thankful f t patronage, he respectfu Olicits a cobtneanen g: 4 + orien J > MEaT MARKET. JAMES MONRO found _ tegen Stand on ge weed tay Prepared to. body with the best of. Vv Pork, Mutton, Corned Pork &. ‘ the lowest cash wa ee 4 os Opposition Steamer Day, March 13th. . OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK!! Via Nicaragua, : ee CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE. ~— S : THE Central ; i es : Ga Se Ee W. L. summmaneas ee ee hE For San .1 from Street wharf, at 10 o'clon nai. a ta Through in 2 MICHAEL LONG, Commercial Street, Nevada A. C. NILES; . ee . __open. Harrison FRIDAY MO} —e LOCAL CaBIN ROBBE morning a fellow was caught in the of James Barrett, some time past. the hood havé been and robbed of clot as no trace of the they were charged er 2 Barrett's cabin a wooden bar aud noon, Barrett, retu a noise, supposed i ‘entering, he found the blankets upon ing what clothing find for the purpo On being questio: ence, he could giv and he was arreste totown. The do 2: been once before ~ thieving. He ¥ Smith, and wher name, he gave it a son. A complain him for breaking steal. The piims “ prisonment of not than five years. await the action. Wa ered IMPROVEMENT city places of bus: ing improved and buildings are bein to be commenced finished about the of the finest str found in the inter olic Church exterior of Which _Sents@ handsome -_ereditable to. the ~ is owned. Both and will be finis! New steres have more are being +] of goods, while stores upgn the Exchange Hotel The residence town are being tions,new sidewa planted. Yards pared forthe rec Where there see our people to ma _ able homes for t Californians. A fire of a little m ‘disappearing, an that event, Neva as pretty ’a tor State. GoLp MEDAL _ the purpose of t get up a splend graved, which i worn by the vic! best shot in the . the medal witil will have to be has been appoin medal and repo EXCELLENT & Butler,propri have on hand a excellent quali ers, and all ot! sion to use leath by the Nevada : who have used. * ‘THe CarisT ing will be held this city on next clock, and not « yerterday’s pap: _who have been address the me: ‘pointed, by Gor er of Deeds for WE notice t WNenapa Tr