March 2, 1864 (4 pages)

WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. 2a. City and County Official Prose igratue. —Much has been said about the effect of the dry winter upon the mining ine “_——tereste in this State;-but no correct idea can “be formed” of the damage-the mines Lave sufferéd for want of water, without a visit to the towns and camps winch depend upop mining entirely for their existence. We have just returned from a visit to Alpha, Omega and. Washington, in the northern part of the ~gounty. Many of the camps slong the rondwhere, a year ngo, thousnnds of dullars were beitig tuken out, re now almost entirely desorted. A large extent of ground knowii to be gond is unworked for want of water, and a still larger range of country is anprospectod. “Alpha, Omega, Gold Hill and Jefferson are now alinost without inhabitants. Washington ie more flourighing than the neighbor»: _ ing towns, from the fact_of its locatign on : 4 in Florida, the opinion ie that our total loss in Killed, wounded and missing, is between ; 200 and 1 Our troops were right in front ohipabed batteries in a piece of wodds and before they were aware of its presence, the-batteries opened a galling fire. They fell back panic. stricken. The rebel loss is suppused fo be large. Prisoners enptured Beauregard in command. It is confirmed that Kngland. groposed ap. ‘armistice on the basis of the evacuation of Schleswig, excepting Olsen, by the Danes. Ruasia, France and Sweden support the pruposition. Austria sssents.Nofighting of any consequence hae taken place. “A report is in. circulation that two first cliss English houses have suflered by the rebel cruisers, and are about to diapatch one of the fastest steamers afluat in pursuit of the pirates. It 1ssuggested that this ) ey be another rebel dodue <2 CALDERWOOD, of San Viaealiea, brings anit against ex-Supreme Judge Norton, Cope and Crocker, to récover $3,000 damages he stated that the troops were from Charleston, . sustained because said Judges decided-wcase} of _ Ancupisuor Hucnms, dirirg bis term o arehbisbopric, ordained one hundred and two priesté; and consecrated: no ‘léss"thaa six bishops. ian A Fina in Joliet, Winwis, tave dhotrseree f to furnish one thousand cavalry horses at one bundred and twenty dollars each. Lewis Gaylurd Clark, one of the finest and ost genial writers of this country resumes his.old place at the. “Editor's Tuble” of the Kuicherbocker Magazine. 4 THE celebrated English horse-tamer and breaker, Mise Reynolds, has recovered two hundred and. filty dulars from the Earl of Dadley, for breaking in winced his unruly steeds. PontivicaL Mass, for the repose of the souls of those who perished in the conflagrae tion of the church of: Santiago, will be pers formed to-day at St. Mary's Church, San Francisco. SS A =e ‘DEATH. In this city, yesterday. FLORENCE, daughter the Yuba river where there are some goud diggings. Many of the miners, svtisfied that there willbe no water this season, have “struck their tents” and started for the enstern slape of the Sierras. Others anxiously look forward to the time when they shali have plenty of water, confident of an ample geturn for their labor from their own hills. Many of the miners at Washington and Omega are now directing. their energies to the development of the Quartz leads that abound in those localities. At Gaston Ridge arich lead has been struck and a mill is&oon to be erected. Near the Tecumseh will, half a dozen new ledges have been recently found, which give. proinise of exceeding richness. This mill, we were informed by the superintendent, gummences crushing borday. The rock is taken from the Fidelity ledge-on the opposite side of the river and run over to the mill on atrack built across the river.— Tey have about-Afty tune of rock already: . atthe mill. The S.vfurd ledge, near the Fidelity, is anew one juat opened, and is said to be very rich: Itis nearly eight feet . thick, and belongs to the Star company. At Diamond Creek, above Omega, another ledge has been discovered. Some of the rock from this ledge bas been crushed in this city and yielded $51 to the ton. A mill, we are informed, is soon to be erected near this ledge. } In this section of the county very little prospesting for quartz has been done until reéently. There are hundreds of ledges pierc« ing the hills in every direction. Many of those discovered, prospect well. The gold that is found in the rivers and ravines is often encased in quartz, and gives evidence of having but recently formed a part ef some ledge. We have no doubt that at mo distant day some of the richest quartz ledges in the State will be found in that part of the county. Anoruer Suoorine Arrain.—Tho Nav tional saya that &shooting affair came off on Mill street, Grass Valley, om Monday, between Jubany Glyon and Tim Ryan; -in which the latter received two severe wounds, Several shots from_revolvers were exchanged by Giyon and Ryan, in frout of the fors Mior’s duloon, and Ryan received two of the shots—one in the right hand, the other in the right side. Glynn escaped uninjured.— Ryan ia in a critical condition, ahd we are informed cannot tecoter. pease Cae Lee.s ORDERLY:—Weashington special dispatches say that Lee's Orderly. deserted, aad hed arrived a¢ Washington, The strength ot Loe’d army id now twenty-five thousand. He expects our army will be ready for ope~ rations by the middle of March, by which time hehas ordered all bie men to be back. Stuart's cavalry are used up. Lee expects by Mareh or April tu have 60,000 men to check any advance,of out arms or drive.it back on Washington and thea invade Poansylvania. ; Tue Yreka Journal saya that new and ridh leads and extensions have been taken up oa the Klamath, in the vicinity of Ewpire Creek. Somme of the rock taken-from the; new discoveries ‘a said to be very favorable s) looking and apparently equal, according to . the opision of judges, to the best Washut tuck. + THE waters of the Sacramento river at Gacramento, ston’ ot about 3 feet 6 inches ~ above low water mark, having rigen none of . Se ee mented. * Tlie Central Pecito Rated Compary Done a eae A 28 E EA adversely to, him. Hu charges malice and corruption agninst the e Judges. Tue Oregon Uniau State Convention will be held at Albany of the 30th of March.— Nowinations fur Congress, the election of delegates to the National Convection, and selection of candidates for Presidential Elec tors will be the business of the Convention. i A SECOND photograph of the retina of Mrs. Smith's eye, wugnified one hundred and fifty times, was obtained on Friday. The negative exhibits sosid Object resembling a human face. — ; _— Tur ship Governor Landon cleared on ‘Friday for Liverpool. with a cargo consisting of 35,092 100 ib. sucks Wheat, and 7§ tons copper ore, valued at $56,817 61. Tue Eemeralda. Star states that, before the late executions at Aurora, the murder of several prominent citizens had been planned, and would have been carried out but for the wariness of the intended victims. AT San Francisco, a Mra. Torres has sued for a writ of habeas corpus to obtain porses~ sion of her daughter Emile, whom she alleges was forcibly carried off, Feb. Oth, and is im. house on Stout's alley. > a Tue Vigilance Committee of Las Cruces suspected of the murder of Corliss and wife. They are of the gang run out of Los Angeles in November Iast. $200 Rewany.—The Appeal anys a tex ward of two hundred dollars is offered for a man by the nauie of Thomas W. Scott, who lately lived in Nevada county, dy the Sheriff of Yuba county. He is charged with embezzlement and perjury. oo says the house of the Union Hotel company wae brilliantly illuminated on the 22d inst. of musicians ast week at San Francisco, for the relief of the widows and children of two members of the profession who recently died, produced $1,418 50. The experses amounted to $126 50—leaving $1,292 as the net proceéds. THE thaterial for four passenger cars, two baggage cars and sixteen-ptatform cars, for the Pacific Railroad Company, lina arrived at Sacramento. The track is now connected with the Folsoui add Lincoln, 10 miles from Sacramento. ai. Ground has been broken at St. Pau', Minnesota, for a theater building, of polished stone, to cost $50,000, capable of seating 1,300 people. 7 Tae Yreka -Journed; ot Wednesday last; plete working order to Portland in abvut a week. At Gold Hill, N. T., the other evening, a spunky woman cowhided a hotel keeper for épeaking disrespecttully of her deceased sis~ ters. — A DRUNKEN man, a few lacie: sain: taking a sleep on the Sattamenty and Yolo ‘Bridge, was robbed: of his pantalooite. cS KIpNaPPine.—A little girl eamed Sexton was stolen tesa the Seen ot har bat reats, near Grass Valley, while they were ss *» dwegutton of the war to final success; andhaving prisoned by Eugene Usato as his wife in a Santa Barbara cuunty, have captured twe . . young Californiana named Raiz and Olivera,‘ hae TLLuMiNaTion.=The~ San ja Press. W THe afternoon sensert given. by-anumber . ye that the telegraph line willbe in comand 23 days. The funeral will take place from their residence on Washington street, thie afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Friends and dequaintances are respectfully invited to attend. BIRTH. — In Grass Valley. Feb. 28th, to the wife Aaron Hooper, ason, —— adenaemeenaeian Union County Convention. z A ‘titizens who suatain the National Ad-. ministration in its efforts to » the rebellion and who are in favor ofa vigorous prosted for F ¥. Low, at, the recent Gubernatorial election, are hen seen to ass mt le in the several precincts of “On” Saturday oe eo ee soa, ce atneet Siepetes tv attend a youn to eld in Nevada on fein the and, day, of Marek » for the pu seof electin to attend the Union ttate Convention. The following is the appcrtionment of delégates for the several _precinetsNevada Township—is. ~ Nevada. ssssicscsss $005 eseesesececcee ee erercece 16 Blue Tent. .c0++0+ # sesccscersdecssssesecsese . Mountain Well.. Ce edecececcccsccscce eevee 1 Grass Valley—17. . oe oe eveseceeerss Prererri rrr yo ceescece 13 oram Ube socecccesaseceeseess sesssssenesene 2 Buena ae eeeeve © bad eecveseediccceesees 2 ; Rough & ants Township—® Reagh A on seessessassdes sesesevésssssesss 8 adian Fr Be cecccwessssesssesssss sesesense 2 Mooney. +, eS Sc gle dcaehes tooo A Authoay: House. .sccecees: 22222000254 aeesers 1 Newtown. ..0¢ WPAtS SSSRERSERES TCS6S 658 eeeee i Jones’ Bar. COW e ee deweesededeseeceses éecsedéo . Bridgeport Township—13. Bloemfield Township—6 Washington Township—7. ESTE CEC O CE STESEESE STE SSS os see eeaes eeeeee ee eee eee Om =<. sereee __ It is recommended that no delegate be elected uulese he is a resident of the Township where he is chosen, and that no ne Pow os to any a —— which they bts Bisesiaiion Notice. OTICE i« herebd: y gives that ~< eoPea Iman and M_ N. Weber Saat oe” us Weber & Co. is this day Gaeol ved by mutual consent. persons © said firm are requested to settle their nanvante without delay, as one of the parties anticipates ns the State within afew weeka. Ae aas. You Bet. March 2d. M. N. WEBER. ; Five Doliars Reward. OS T+<A Moroceo Pocket was lost last week betucen the Post ice and the . ada FI Mi, notes and other en he Pon =e wit be geld to the finder by leaving it at this SAMUEL Lewis, Seccessor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matehes, Cards, &e. —At the old stand— ‘Lewie' Building, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. Sana Francisce Prices ! vo rT Bloomfield éeners tugdedévenss se mapbeietssunsacsce 2 Lake city. A aii ah std tae 2 Commobia Hille cc isisseascc ce Ge decccceveces ws t UE Mae dic cacccicndn ch ccvcccescpscccecee 1 Eureka Township—& Moore’s Flat. PeEeC ee ee eeccesessece eeeeccsece + Woolsey’s Fiat. osees COCCSCO Coe Kewecseccecccess , 1 Orleans Flats scscs “seve cscvccecsssowessssssé a . Kureka-.-.-bocessocese © oS eaees eererececeeeds eas BOWMAN'S ereceressscsesernns seccscesccesceces 1 ene § e o price ranges ftom serene ef eeeee 2 Little Bhim Township—1i. sae Tomé: SOT HREEE EH See eweeeese te eeeeeesesas 2 Ahhh hhh heehee CTT eee eS . 3 Bet. LAR RRR SS RSI ERE RS Seeeeeeeeeeeeeeese Peace 3 Lowell Hill-.ccsesseossesssessccussascsussazens 1, Quaker See eee eee eeee eee ene eeeeeeeeeee 1 Liberty . 3 Sa SOOM e ROT EROHEEr eeeeeresese 1 GREAT TRIUMPH . Selling on! P. BANNER, Om the Corner ot BROAD. AND PINE STREETS, ave now ceterminad to sel} their entire Stuck of Clothing, “i,” e aMiMatoae 2 Faraidbtig'€ Goods, 2 “y Hats, BOY'S CLOTHING! Pogether with a large stock of . RUBBER CLOTHING 4} . At Cost pric . Persons in want of any of the above nainéd articles will do well ta call on ua before purchasing elsewhere, as we want to close vit the ENTIRE STOCK. -<Phankfal to our patrons for former favors we assure them that every effort will be us. ed to merit their approbation. P. BANNER. Nevada, Feb. th. Brown's Bronchial Treches. These Lozenges are prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Sxoncutan ArFECTIONS, AsTHMA, HOARSENESS, CoUGHs, CeLns, and ‘Irritation or Soreaess of the Throat. Pablic 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 tions which disturb the organs of speech. Agents for California, REDINGTON & Co., A Card. -~Nevada, March Ist, 1864. ed agent for the ‘Florence gy tw monnuere Co,’’ takes pleasure in announcing to those in want, that he now has sueli oa with the General Agent for the fic coast, at San Francisco. that he can fur at-short-noties,kind machine. wanted. ‘065 00 t0 $145 00. men can be seen at my residence, No. 85 ‘ha street. For circulars or samples of sewing, apply at or address GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent. ; At WEAVER & Company's store, No. 59 Broad street. Nevada City. mi-tf € 2 SQCIAL BALL. A GRAND SOCIAL BALL di Will be given at the ORLEAN’S HOTEL, @RLEAN’S FLAT. On the 17th of Mach, 1864, JOHN SHAE, Préjpriector, Floor Managers. 8. L. Blackwell. N. B. Parazette. “For Sale or Rent. THE aubecriber about to Icave Lake City, offers his Hotel and . Restaurant for sale or to rent. it 2 a Tapa me lace deg wr Hotel is at pri « goed bun ofthe « lines to bh bony on The House is furnished every: Tt will be wold orrented on, Bie Horst petoee sein for immediately. For ering lars uire on etl yt A. ISOARD, Nevada. Gavi ARIUS S BREMOSD. Lake City, Feb. 25th. ne _ . Fer Sale. ent po nae Water Wheel, 30 30 feet in " ro s enquire po eo Mill, Little I se = or at-theevada Foundry. Nevada, March tes ~tm A. ISOARD, Wheolesate Beales ia WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, Sc, dc. i =: New Dry Go Goods Store. 3 and organs, having a peculiar adaptation to affec-. difor} — The undersigned begs leave to imform the Ladies of Nevaia and vicinity and the publie in general that he » bas opened his New Dry. Goods Store, . At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sta., _ Where he wit constantly keep on hand the finest assortmeut of ‘Silks, Merinos, and all kinds _ of Dress Goods, ~ Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, Also a full assortment of Embroidery, ‘Trimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.’ “&e. ‘The edits of the public ‘ repens ‘solicited. A. co LDSMITH, ai6 DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, ce——Coruer of Broad and. Pine Streets » FE would 11d tatorm my friends an‘ all-wishing my services that Iam prepared to attend’ those favoring me witlyacall, atany hour. TEETH after having become sensitive by causing pam. twill warrant alf-Work Done at this: office, to be performeTin a more beng manner, and better satisfaction givin than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no e will be made. M rd charges are modcrate, suitthe times. am permanently located in this city. Residence on Sacramento street, 3d house from Temperance Half. ra SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ‘ 8S. HAAS &CO. Take this method to inform the pabMic that they will sell their extensive Stock of ~ Gent's Furnishing Goods, ‘Boots & Shoes, Hats & Cars, Blankets, At First Cost. ° All those who want to secure . BARGAINS Will do well tocall on us immediately we are determined to sell our stock ee Goeds within a very short time. RETAIL DEALERS! In our line will do: well to call and examine our steck of Goods as we will offer them gus inducements. Al’ pergons noowi nives tndebeed oe Sree and exttle accounts. Broad Street, Nevada. ALEXANDER nacauer , wearer Ore eas, on Brent Sttent, . = T ~ Kt the late stand of Bates & McCormick. _ exposure ofthe nerve will be filled without~~ a 7 eat ae: ore foment bs TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Thelin EDNESD. aw J. B.G He will receiv work, &c. an¢ BoaRD UF port. The B ment, on Mon Tne Board . Township aff Act of Jan. 19 _ EB. We Sinit! of Nevada Tov ,bond as Cunst Bords of E ner, ae Juastic “Tewnsend an Grass Valier 2 Reportat Rough & ies ~-gnder Towne on file.Report of ' of Burekw Te approved and The folluw warrants ord thereof. On Road I allowed to E. “ PLE. Jeff Partridge, ro “$21 18. The follow wrrrants in . drawn upon dal township ing the recen Nevada T« Stoakes, A. . HLS. Bradle: of township . Brown & B. Brierly Grass Val __vooka for to Byrne & . J. A. Fari $25. ’ Eureka T ~ Tent townshi D. Conne $6. All other ~ of Nevada ai ‘Tag Pat . Central Coi mary electi on Saturda: Convention Convention 22nd. Nev ‘delegates, ¢ 9, Bridgep Washingto county ise Convention STruck of this cou in their cla many comp making ex! in earnest. mew that as that se Newsp. Esq. form from the . paper will ciation of . Maute sn¢ pos'at this tire from . than a mu Comme erations a, near the 7 in taki May & says the ( ‘en the Bi fin was w which wa Coffia wa

WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. 2a. City and County Official Prose igratue. —Much has been said about the effect of the dry winter upon the mining ine “_——tereste in this State;-but no correct idea can “be formed” of the damage-the mines Lave sufferéd for want of water, without a visit to the towns and camps winch depend upop mining entirely for their existence. We have just returned from a visit to Alpha, Omega and. Washington, in the northern part of the ~gounty. Many of the camps slong the rondwhere, a year ngo, thousnnds of dullars were beitig tuken out, re now almost entirely desorted. A large extent of ground knowii to be gond is unworked for want of water, and a still larger range of country is anprospectod. “Alpha, Omega, Gold Hill and Jefferson are now alinost without inhabitants. Washington ie more flourighing than the neighbor»: _ ing towns, from the fact_of its locatign on : 4 in Florida, the opinion ie that our total loss in Killed, wounded and missing, is between ; 200 and 1 Our troops were right in front ohipabed batteries in a piece of wodds and before they were aware of its presence, the-batteries opened a galling fire.. They fell back panic. stricken. The rebel loss is suppused fo be large. Prisoners enptured Beauregard in command. It is confirmed that Kngland. groposed ap. ‘armistice on the basis of the evacuation of Schleswig, excepting Olsen, by the Danes. Ruasia, France and Sweden support the pruposition. Austria sssents.Nofighting of any consequence hae taken place. “A report is in. circulation that two first cliss English houses have suflered by the rebel cruisers, and are about to diapatch one of the fastest steamers afluat in pursuit of the pirates. It 1ssuggested that this ) ey be another rebel dodue <2 CALDERWOOD, of San Viaealiea, brings anit against ex-Supreme Judge Norton, Cope and Crocker, to récover $3,000 damages he stated that the troops were from Charleston, . sustained because said Judges decided-wcase} of _ Ancupisuor Hucnms, dirirg bis term o arehbisbopric, ordained one hundred and two priesté; and consecrated: no ‘léss"thaa six bishops. ian A Fina in Joliet, Winwis, tave dhotrseree f to furnish one thousand cavalry horses at one bundred and twenty dollars each. Lewis Gaylurd Clark, one of the finest and ost genial writers of this country resumes his.old place at the. “Editor's Tuble” of the Kuicherbocker Magazine. 4 THE celebrated English horse-tamer and breaker, Mise Reynolds, has recovered two hundred and. filty dulars from the Earl of Dadley, for breaking in winced his unruly steeds. PontivicaL Mass, for the repose of the souls of those who perished in the conflagrae tion of the church of: Santiago, will be pers formed to-day at St. Mary's Church, San Francisco. SS A =e ‘DEATH. In this city, yesterday. FLORENCE, daughter the Yuba river where there are some goud diggings. Many of the miners, svtisfied that there willbe no water this season, have “struck their tents” and started for the enstern slape of the Sierras. Others anxiously look forward to the time when they shali have plenty of water, confident of an ample geturn for their labor from their own hills. Many of the miners at Washington and Omega are now directing. their energies to the development of the Quartz leads that abound in those localities. At Gaston Ridge arich lead has been struck and a mill is&oon to be erected. Near the Tecumseh will, half a dozen new ledges have been recently found, which give. proinise of exceeding richness. This mill, we were informed by the superintendent, gummences crushing borday. The rock is taken from the Fidelity ledge-on the opposite side of the river and run over to the mill on atrack built across the river.— Tey have about-Afty tune of rock already: . atthe mill. The S.vfurd ledge, near the Fidelity, is anew one juat opened, and is said to be very rich: Itis nearly eight feet . thick, and belongs to the Star company. At Diamond Creek, above Omega, another ledge has been discovered. Some of the rock from this ledge bas been crushed in this city and yielded $51 to the ton. A mill, we are informed, is soon to be erected near this ledge. } In this section of the county very little prospesting for quartz has been done until reéently. There are hundreds of ledges pierc« ing the hills in every direction. Many of those discovered, prospect well. The gold that is found in the rivers and ravines is often encased in quartz, and gives evidence of having but recently formed a part ef some ledge. We have no doubt that at mo distant day some of the richest quartz ledges in the State will be found in that part of the county. Anoruer Suoorine Arrain.—Tho Nav tional saya that &shooting affair came off on Mill street, Grass Valley, om Monday, between Jubany Glyon and Tim Ryan; -in which the latter received two severe wounds, Several shots from_revolvers were exchanged by Giyon and Ryan, in frout of the fors Mior’s duloon, and Ryan received two of the shots—one in the right hand, the other in the right side. Glynn escaped uninjured.— Ryan ia in a critical condition, ahd we are informed cannot tecoter. pease Cae Lee.s ORDERLY:—Weashington special dispatches say that Lee's Orderly. deserted, aad hed arrived a¢ Washington, The strength ot Loe’d army id now twenty-five thousand. He expects our army will be ready for ope~ rations by the middle of March, by which time hehas ordered all bie men to be back. Stuart's cavalry are used up. Lee expects by Mareh or April tu have 60,000 men to check any advance,of out arms or drive.it back on Washington and thea invade Poansylvania. ; Tue Yreka Journal saya that new and ridh leads and extensions have been taken up oa the Klamath, in the vicinity of Ewpire Creek. Somme of the rock taken-from the; new discoveries ‘a said to be very favorable s) looking and apparently equal, according to . the opision of judges, to the best Washut tuck. + THE waters of the Sacramento river at Gacramento, ston’ ot about 3 feet 6 inches ~ above low water mark, having rigen none of . Se ee mented. * Tlie Central Pecito Rated Compary Done a eae A 28 E EA adversely to, him. Hu charges malice and corruption agninst the e Judges. Tue Oregon Uniau State Convention will be held at Albany of the 30th of March.— Nowinations fur Congress, the election of delegates to the National Convection, and selection of candidates for Presidential Elec tors will be the business of the Convention. i A SECOND photograph of the retina of Mrs. Smith's eye, wugnified one hundred and fifty times, was obtained on Friday. The negative exhibits sosid Object resembling a human face. — ; _— Tur ship Governor Landon cleared on ‘Friday for Liverpool. with a cargo consisting of 35,092 100 ib. sucks Wheat, and 7§ tons copper ore, valued at $56,817 61. Tue Eemeralda. Star states that, before the late executions at Aurora, the murder of several prominent citizens had been planned, and would have been carried out but for the wariness of the intended victims. AT San Francisco, a Mra. Torres has sued for a writ of habeas corpus to obtain porses~ sion of her daughter Emile, whom she alleges was forcibly carried off, Feb. Oth, and is im. house on Stout's alley. > a Tue Vigilance Committee of Las Cruces suspected of the murder of Corliss and wife. They are of the gang run out of Los Angeles in November Iast. $200 Rewany.—The Appeal anys a tex ward of two hundred dollars is offered for a man by the nauie of Thomas W. Scott, who lately lived in Nevada county, dy the Sheriff of Yuba county. He is charged with embezzlement and perjury. oo says the house of the Union Hotel company wae brilliantly illuminated on the 22d inst. of musicians ast week at San Francisco, for the relief of the widows and children of two members of the profession who recently died, produced $1,418 50. The experses amounted to $126 50—leaving $1,292 as the net proceéds. THE thaterial for four passenger cars, two baggage cars and sixteen-ptatform cars, for the Pacific Railroad Company, lina arrived at Sacramento. The track is now connected with the Folsoui add Lincoln, 10 miles from Sacramento. ai. Ground has been broken at St. Pau', Minnesota, for a theater building, of polished stone, to cost $50,000, capable of seating 1,300 people. 7 Tae Yreka -Journed; ot Wednesday last; plete working order to Portland in abvut a week. At Gold Hill, N. T., the other evening, a spunky woman cowhided a hotel keeper for épeaking disrespecttully of her deceased sis~ ters.. — A DRUNKEN man, a few lacie: sain: taking a sleep on the Sattamenty and Yolo ‘Bridge, was robbed: of his pantalooite. cS KIpNaPPine.—A little girl eamed Sexton was stolen tesa the Seen ot har bat reats, near Grass Valley, while they were ss *» dwegutton of the war to final success; andhaving prisoned by Eugene Usato as his wife in a Santa Barbara cuunty, have captured twe . . young Californiana named Raiz and Olivera,‘ hae TLLuMiNaTion.=The~ San ja Press. W THe afternoon sensert given. by-anumber . ye that the telegraph line willbe in comand 23 days. The funeral will take place from their residence on Washington street, thie afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Friends and dequaintances are respectfully invited to attend. BIRTH. — In Grass Valley. Feb. 28th, to the wife Aaron Hooper, ason, —— adenaemeenaeian Union County Convention. z A ‘titizens who suatain the National Ad-. ministration in its efforts to » the rebellion and who are in favor ofa vigorous prosted for F ¥. Low, at, the recent Gubernatorial election, are hen seen to ass mt le in the several precincts of “On” Saturday oe eo ee soa, ce atneet Siepetes tv attend a youn to eld in Nevada on fein the and, day, of Marek » for the pu seof electin to attend the Union ttate Convention. The following is the appcrtionment of delégates for the several _precinetsNevada Township—is. ~ Nevada. ssssicscsss $005 eseesesececcee ee erercece 16 Blue Tent. ..c0++0+ # sesccscersdecssssesecsese . Mountain Well... Ce edecececcccsccscce eevee 1 Grass Valley—17. . oe oe eveseceeerss Prererri rrr yo ceescece 13 oram Ube socecccesaseceeseess sesssssenesene 2 Buena ae eeeeve © bad eecveseediccceesees 2 ; Rough & ants Township—® Reagh A on seessessassdes sesesevésssssesss 8 adian Fr Be cecccwessssesssesssss sesesense 2 Mooney. +, eS Sc gle dcaehes tooo A Authoay: House.. ..sccecees: 22222000254 aeesers 1 Newtown. ...0¢ WPAtS SSSRERSERES TCS6S 658 eeeee i Jones’ Bar.. COW e ee deweesededeseeceses éecsedéo . Bridgeport Township—13. Bloemfield Township—6 Washington Township—7. ESTE CEC O CE STESEESE STE SSS os see eeaes eeeeee ee eee eee Om =<. sereee __ It is recommended that no delegate be elected uulese he is a resident of the Township where he is chosen, and that no ne Pow os to any a —— which they bts Bisesiaiion Notice. OTICE i« herebd: y gives that ~< eoPea Iman and M_ N. Weber Saat oe” us Weber & Co. is this day Gaeol ved by mutual consent. persons © said firm are requested to settle their nanvante without delay, as one of the parties anticipates ns the State within afew weeka. Ae aas. You Bet. March 2d. M. N. WEBER. ; Five Doliars Reward. OS T+<A Moroceo Pocket was lost last week betucen the Post ice and the .

ada FI Mi, notes and other en he Pon =e wit be geld to the finder by leaving it at this SAMUEL Lewis, Seccessor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matehes, Cards, &e. —At the old stand— ‘Lewie' Building, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. Sana Francisce Prices ! vo rT Bloomfield éeners tugdedévenss se mapbeietssunsacsce 2 Lake city. A aii ah std tae 2 Commobia Hille cc isisseascc ce Ge decccceveces ws t UE Mae dic cacccicndn ch ccvcccescpscccecee 1 Eureka Township—& Moore’s Flat. PeEeC ee ee eeccesessece eeeeccsece + Woolsey’s Fiat. osees COCCSCO Coe Kewecseccecccess , 1 Orleans Flats scscs “seve cscvccecsssowessssssé a . Kureka-.-.-bocessocese © oS eaees eererececeeeds eas BOWMAN'S ereceressscsesernns seccscesccesceces 1 ene § e o price ranges ftom serene ef eeeee 2 Little Bhim Township—1i. sae Tomé: SOT HREEE EH See eweeeese te eeeeeesesas 2 Ahhh hhh heehee CTT eee eS . 3 Bet. LAR RRR SS RSI ERE RS Seeeeeeeeeeeeeeese Peace 3 Lowell Hill-.ccsesseossesssessccussascsussazens 1, Quaker See eee eee eeee eee ene eeeeeeeeeee 1 Liberty . 3 Sa SOOM e ROT EROHEEr eeeeeresese 1 GREAT TRIUMPH . Selling on! P. BANNER, Om the Corner ot BROAD. AND PINE STREETS, ave now ceterminad to sel} their entire Stuck of Clothing, “i,” e aMiMatoae 2 Faraidbtig'€ Goods, 2 “y Hats, BOY'S CLOTHING! Pogether with a large stock of . RUBBER CLOTHING 4} . At Cost pric . Persons in want of any of the above nainéd articles will do well ta call on ua before purchasing elsewhere, as we want to close vit the ENTIRE STOCK. -<Phankfal to our patrons for former favors we assure them that every effort will be us. ed to merit their approbation. P. BANNER. Nevada, Feb. th. Brown's Bronchial Treches. These Lozenges are prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating Sxoncutan ArFECTIONS, AsTHMA, HOARSENESS, CoUGHs, CeLns, and ‘Irritation or Soreaess of the Throat. Pablic 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 tions which disturb the organs of speech. Agents for California, REDINGTON & Co., A Card. -~Nevada, March Ist, 1864. ed agent for the ‘Florence gy tw monnuere Co,’’ takes pleasure in announcing to those in want, that he now has sueli oa with the General Agent for the fic coast, at San Francisco. that he can fur at-short-noties,kind machine. wanted. ‘065 00 t0 $145 00. men can be seen at my residence, No. 85 ‘ha street. For circulars or samples of sewing, apply at or address GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent. ; At WEAVER & Company's store, No. 59 Broad street. Nevada City. mi-tf € 2 SQCIAL BALL. A GRAND SOCIAL BALL di Will be given at the ORLEAN’S HOTEL, @RLEAN’S FLAT. On the 17th of Mach, 1864, JOHN SHAE, Préjpriector, Floor Managers. 8. L. Blackwell. N. B. Parazette. “For Sale or Rent. THE aubecriber about to Icave Lake City, offers his Hotel and . Restaurant for sale or to rent. it 2 a Tapa me lace deg wr Hotel is at pri « goed bun ofthe « lines to bh bony on The House is furnished every: Tt will be wold orrented on, Bie Horst petoee sein for immediately. For ering lars uire on etl yt A. ISOARD, Nevada. Gavi ARIUS S BREMOSD. Lake City, Feb. 25th. ne _ . Fer Sale. ent po nae Water Wheel, 30 30 feet in " ro s enquire po eo Mill, Little I se = or at-theevada Foundry. Nevada, March tes ~tm A. ISOARD, Wheolesate Beales ia WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, Sc, dc. i =: New Dry Go Goods Store. 3 and organs, having a peculiar adaptation to affec-. difor} — The undersigned begs leave to imform the Ladies of Nevaia and vicinity and the publie in general that he » bas opened his New Dry. Goods Store, . At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sta., _ Where he wit constantly keep on hand the finest assortmeut of ‘Silks, Merinos, and all kinds _ of Dress Goods, ~ Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, Also a full assortment of Embroidery, ‘Trimmings and Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.’ “&e. ‘The edits of the public ‘ repens ‘solicited. A. co LDSMITH, ai6 DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, ce——Coruer of Broad and. Pine Streets » FE would 11d tatorm my friends an‘ all-wishing my services that Iam prepared to attend’ those favoring me witlyacall, atany hour. TEETH after having become sensitive by causing pam. twill warrant alf-Work Done at this: office, to be performeTin a more beng manner, and better satisfaction givin than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no e will be made. M rd charges are modcrate, suitthe times. am permanently located in this city. Residence on Sacramento street, 3d house from Temperance Half. ra SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ‘ 8S. HAAS &CO. Take this method to inform the pabMic that they will sell their extensive Stock of ~ Gent's Furnishing Goods, ‘Boots & Shoes, Hats & Cars, Blankets, At First Cost. ° All those who want to secure . BARGAINS Will do well tocall on us immediately we are determined to sell our stock ee Goeds within a very short time. RETAIL DEALERS! In our line will do: well to call and examine our steck of Goods as we will offer them gus inducements. Al’ pergons noowi nives tndebeed oe Sree and exttle accounts. Broad Street, Nevada. ALEXANDER nacauer , wearer Ore eas, on Brent Sttent, . = T ~ Kt the late stand of Bates & McCormick. _ exposure ofthe nerve will be filled without~~ a 7 eat ae: ore foment bs TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Thelin EDNESD. aw J. B.G He will receiv work, &c. an¢ BoaRD UF port. The B ment, on Mon Tne Board . Township aff Act of Jan. 19 _ EB. We Sinit! of Nevada Tov ,bond as Cunst Bords of E ner, ae Juastic “Tewnsend an Grass Valier 2 Reportat Rough & ies ~-gnder Towne on file.Report of ' of Burekw Te approved and The folluw warrants ord thereof. On Road I allowed to E. “ PLE. Jeff Partridge, ro “$21 18. The follow wrrrants in . drawn upon dal township ing the recen Nevada T« Stoakes, A. . HLS. Bradle: of township . Brown & B. Brierly Grass Val __vooka for to Byrne & . J. A. Fari $25. ’ Eureka T ~ Tent townshi D. Conne $6. All other ~ of Nevada ai ‘Tag Pat . Central Coi mary electi on Saturda: Convention Convention 22nd. Nev ‘delegates, ¢ 9, Bridgep Washingto county ise Convention STruck of this cou in their cla many comp making ex! in earnest. mew that as that se Newsp. Esq. form from the . paper will ciation of . Maute sn¢ pos'at this tire from . than a mu Comme erations a, near the 7 in taki May & says the ( ‘en the Bi fin was w which wa Coffia wa