March 2, 1865 (4 pages)

“Minrrary AFPatns.—Since the occupation ~ we have heard nothing — from-Shermsn’s ’ patches we have information that Gen. Lee, a i 3 ‘more than concentrate the armies recently . the great rebel chief disheartened rebel t ~~ @ Combat Sherman will, as ever, be t fame-for himsolf and his brave army. ftom their supplies south of the Roanoke, “man or remains behind his fortifications at “ hort, and before the first year of Lincoln's Published every Morning, Mondays ‘excepted. Office Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 2. ‘ —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_————._. of Columbia and Charleston by our troops, movements. The rebel journals, which have been. our chief source of information, have been prohibited from publishing anything concerning army movements. By late disleaving the defenses of Richmond, has gone to conduct operations against Sherman.— The evacuation of Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, and other places, has freed:a large force of rebels and it may be that the rebel chieftain can collect forces enough to give battle to Sherman. The activity which . prevailed, at last advices, in front of Petersburg, show that the rebels. are contracting their lines’of defense around Richmond. It is not probable that Grant will permit any force toleave Righmond, ard even should they succeed in getting out to the west and ‘over the North Carolina liné, they would soon find Grant’s veterans in their rear.— We do not think it possible that Lee can do relieved from tite places evacuated, to oppose Sherman's march. The Union army, after leaving a sufficient force behind to hold the places recently captured, will still be largely increased. As there is no large force of rebela south of Sherman a great part of the force required to conduct operations against Wilmington and Charleston will be unnecessary to the defense of those places. In addition to this, reinforeements under Gillemare.on the road to join Sherman, so that thé rebel General. cannot ‘intany case get together men enough to overwhelm Sherman’s army. His veterans, from the time he started upon the campaign in Tennessee, have never turned their backs upon the foe, One after another the best generals in the rebel army were placed in command, only be swept like ehaff before the wind dy great battle in North Carolina. But even not long inspire the with courage té stand before the army which ‘has driven them from point to point, until they nave almost reached the.-brink of the last ditch\ In such mphant, adding new laurels and winning hew The rebels at Richmond are now cit off while they still have a large depot at Lynch‘burg, The forces of the rebels which have been driven before Sherinan’s adyancitg aramy, are collected at Florence. Cut off from provisions and powder mills, Sherman will easily sweep this force from his front, and then closing in upon Lynchburg and Petersburg-from the'west and south-west, the rebel army will be cut off from all sources of sup@ly and crushed. Whether Lee leads the demoralized hosts of rebellion against SherRichmond, the end of rebellion is close at hand. ‘The work to be yet accomplished is ,seeond term of office shall. close, the rebellion will be among the things that were, ill in all probability be a . 56 on Friday that gold in New York was 213 } to 215.On the strength of this rumor many ‘of the greenback speculators were badly sold, and a large amount of ney changed hands at reduced rates. Heavy “short” sales are reported at 49} ‘cents, an@ it is said that about $200,000 changed hands.— The rumor has proved to have been without foundation, and those who have “shorts” to “OLD Snurry,!’—Secretary Seward uses snuff in enormons quautities, and flourishes of the bandana species, to keep his olfaetories in order. He-appears'as a pleader at the bar of the United States Supreme Court occasionally, wheré his manner is somewhat ly, and not always distinctly, ibaa : A PROPOSITION has been introduced into the Ohio Senate to tax real estate one per cent, ad valorem, for revenue for the general Government, and to levy atax of thirty-three and one third cents on dach acre over one hundred acres, held by ahy one person. that town by indicting them nuisances. NApPa county was invaded by a snow storm last week, which spread a white earpet over all the hills in the county. IxpicrEeD.—The other day the Grand Jury of Alpine county indicted J. C. Robin< son and Henry Cook, two lawyers, for practicing law without having filed their oath of allegiance. A Lorrery has been gotten up in Mexico for the salvation of souls. The chances are rated at halfa real, or two and-whalf pence, and the winner is to be entitled to a sufficient number of masses to clear away all rubbish or obstacles in his passage to heaven. ‘THERMOMETHRICAL OBSERVATIGN.—We the Yoltowing-table compiled by him from observations taken duting the month of February : sya ci Warmest day—8th, 46° average. Coldest day—2Ist. 31° average, Warmest night—14th and 15th. 48° ayerage. Coldest night—20th and 2ist. 27° ay. erage. Coldest morning—23d, 7 0’clock. 22°, H ighest thermometer stand—5th at noon. aqvowest thermometer stand—2Ist at noon. Average warmth through the month by day—41 = Average warmth thro: themonth Pewiyen ugh — by ainy days—5, Cloudy days6, , =lnowy duys—5. Clear days—J2. EASTERN PaPers.—We are under obligations to Géo. R. Crawford, newadealer, ta good supply of Eastern papers. He hasGodey's Magazines for March, Harper and beslie’s pictorials, the New York Ledger, andkall late Atlantic papers. Go to. Crawford's, Masonic Building, Pine street, if you want late Eastern papers. —Gen. Grant, in speaking of Sherman's recent successes, says; “A few more days of su ‘will place the rebels in a situation from Which they cannot escape.” A large expedition has gono. leans tooperate against Mobile, Selma, Montgomery, Ala., and Col Ga., and forthe destruction of Hood’s a my. Schofield and Sherman's armies are to de. united. ‘s ito vumor was current in San Franéiseo fill are not in the best of hunior over the} an old fashioned Golored silk handkerchief . colloqnial, yet dignified. —He speaks unevenA GRAND, Jury at che covh Oregon, has . as cee BES ano we been endeavoring to get the Chinese out of . '{\HE Members of Protection Hook & Ladder are indebted to Charles J. Dunz, Ihsq., Yor . ” . mate is thus avoided. ‘Winter Arrangement. OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK!! Via Nicaragua, s CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE. fhrough in 21 Days! — & S THE Central American Transit Bs: will despatch the favorite ateamship* AMERICA, WoL. MERRY ossccscceis oeeeeeeeeCommander,_. For San Juan Del Sur, from Mission Street wharf, at 10 o’clock, A, M. ON MONDAY, MAR. 13th, — Corinecting at GREYTOWN with the magnificent new Steamer Re aes : GOLDEN RULE, : 3,500 Tons, for New York, . The transit of the Isthmus is a pleasant trip. Meals furnished ‘tree by the Company while crossing. A Baggage Master will be sent thro’ by each steamer, Losurance on Treasure at the lowest rates. .: S4 Yer further information apply to fon a : I. W. RAYMOND, Agent; WN. W. corner of Battery and Pine gtfects; Up staira, Sox Faauciseco Hook & Ladder Co. 524 Company, are hereby notified to attend the regular Mouthly Meeting, at théir Hall, TAIS EVENING, at 73 o’elock Per order.I. WILLIAMSON, Pres. Attention Company g J.M. LEVEY, Sec'y. Nevada, March 2d. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, you are here by ordered to meet at your Armory on Saturday, March 4th, at 934 o’clock A. M , for Parade in honor of the inauguration of Abraliam Lincoln. Every member is expected to be present. By order. ) ‘ J. A. LANCASTER, First Lieut. Com’g. 8. VENARD, Orderly Sergeant. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Fare at Reduced ‘Mates !!1 Pacific Mail Steamship’ Company. For New York, via Panama. The following Steamships will be dispatched in the month of ' -Mareh. 1865. Mar, 3—Gulden City, Capt, W. F. Lapidge. Mar. 13—Golden Age. Capt, E. 8. Farnsworth. Mar. 23—Cunstitution, Capt. J.T. Watkins. Frem Folsom street wharf, San Francisco, at 10 o’clogk, A. M punctually. Conne¢ting via Panama Railroad at Aspinwall with a hew and swift steamer For New York. ——The Isthmus Transit is made by Railroad in three hours! All exposuie to a tropical cli¢ ‘Thig route offers PARTICULAR advantages to Ladies and Families The Atlantic steamer will be convoyed by a United States vessel of war ! For farther pereeniars, apply at the office of the Pacific Mail. Steamship Company, corner of Shkcramento and Leidesdorff strecta, mi OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent. , Central Pacific Railroad; On AND AFTER Wednesday, Nov. 24. untit further notice, the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will be run as follows : Leave Sacramento for Newcastle at 6:30 A. M. LP. M*,and 4 P.M. i Leave Newcastle for Sacramento at 6:30 4. M. 10:15 A. M. M, and 4.P. i. ‘Che 6:30 A. M. up train connects at the june: tion with the cars of the California Central Rail road for Lincoin and Mary :ville and all points north; andat Neweastle with the stages of the California Stage Company for GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA, 5 AND VIA . : DUTCH FLAT AND DONNER LAKE, TO VIRGINIA CITY. : The 6:30.4. M., down trains will eonnect at the junction with the California Central Rail road for Lincoln and Marysville, and the 10:30 A, M. down train will connect with the cars for Folsom On Sunday one train only will be run, leavin Sacramento at6.30 A. M., and Neweastle at 10, — Superi feeds. Fe Ge. n es Be. Sacramento, November 11th. Bs en \R. FININGCER & CO., Soothing and Bracing. such @ soothing effect in cases of nervous excite Although the fame of this renowned invicorant rests mainly on its astonishing cures of orders, it is equally effacious ir nervous complaints. Thousands of ladies resort to it asa remedy for hysteria, fluttering ofthe heart, ner vous Meadache, vertigo, genersl debility and all which, as a sex, they aresubject. It cheers lightens the depressed mental powers a& strengthens the body. andits use is lowed by any unpleasart_reaction.— Druggists and dealers everywheré. MUSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, fe , : San Francisco. Brandreth’ This medeciné of enduring efficacy, is justly prized as pcorrector of all disorders of the ‘stomachAnd bowels, the common symptoms of which‘are costivenéss, spasms, loss of appetite, sik headache, giddiness, sense of bloating. after Aneals, dizziness of the eyes, drowsiness, and cramping pains in the stomach and bowels.— egetable Pills. horrors of dyspepsia are experienced. Every function of the frame is. to a eertain extent, prostrated j buta little perseverance in the use ; Brandreth’s Pills, Will ever restore the system from this state of misery. Tavo.or three doses will convince the afflicted of their sulutary inflgence. The stomach will speedily regain its strengh,a healthy action of the liver will soon take place, aid instead of Jis*lessness, heat, pain and jaundiced appearance, strength, activity, and renewedhealth will be the blessed-result Principal office Brandreth Building New York. W. F. BRANDKETH, office at Crane & Brigham’s, San Francisco. fe 23 Notice to the Sick.—How ‘long we have desired and nee*ed on this Coast, a Surgery and Medical Dispensary, that we could with safety trust our case in the hands of skillful and prretical physicians. Should weat any time require mdiczl assistance, we may congratulate ourselves that such a place is now es tablished at, No. 313 Montgomery Street, San Franeisco. 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 Labratory, which contains all the choice and lat st Medicines, Chemicals, ete., for thé cure of private and other diseases. The Reception and Consulting Rooms are commodious and weil adapted for the business. The Physicjans connected with the Surgery and Dispensary, are gentlemen of education, gpeat practical knowledge and experience. . It 1a the only establishment on this coast where persons who are suffering from certain diseases can get properly cured. For particulare see advertisement of Peake’s Surgery and Dispensary, 313 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. —_—— S. J. HEYWOOD’S Daguerrean Rooms, 612 Clay Street, a few doors above MontW, D. DYER, Operator, San Francisco, Feb. 21. Situation Wanted. erienced Housekeeper desires to od: tain 8) situat‘on as Housek r. or ook, 4 bs gO dig —_ etent gg a arge ouseho afiaira, ly at. the Nev Feb 19. UNION HOTEL. Nevada. : NOTICE. —_—_—_—~ ho All Members of Pen Ivania fa: Company, in arrears or dues, tothe By-Laws, are hereby notified to settle the same on or vefore the Firat Wednesdes—in—MarchNE shoes og B ‘oan ats D, President. WM. Scort. See’y. a $23-td Washington, Alpha & Omega STAGE LINE ! R. W. LATTA, Thegllis ube breperation Hon in existenge which has Dr. Hostetter’s Stomach Bittexs, 2 These symptoma being suffered to remain, a. torpid state of the liver supervenes, and all the . ~ GROCKETT’s : AMYGDALINE . : P een [ee Ladies Save Your Hair! 2} F) mente, Crockett’s Amygdaline will prevent the Hair from coming out and make tt grow 13 —— qualledby any the world has yet produced. Price 50 Cents per Bottle, FOR SALE BY JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Nevada, Feb, 3d, 1855. GRAN DSOCIAL BALL! its ‘WILL BE GIVEN AT THE NEW YORK HOTEL, ON THE ‘THIRD DAY OF MARCH. oe . up for the occasion, e 9 Whe Best of Music has been engaged. — ——a Committee of Invitation. y NEVADA. oi. B° McFarland Isaac Williamson. _ ‘David Belden. M.S. Deal. GRASS VALLEY. A. B. Dibble. Frank Cleveland. Floor Managers: Dwight Crittenden. I. J. Rolfe. Harvey Helm. Chas Leawitt, R. M. Van Me ¢ TICKETS, FIVE DOLLARS.Restaurant Fer Sule, A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is now of. fered to any person whe desires to go into the Restaurant busincas. A full set of Furniture, Crockeryware, Stoves, and everything lete for keeping a Kestaurant. Enquire of MICHAEL LONG, Commercial Street, Nevada jaty. : ‘ febs BOOK BINDERY. Wow respectfully inform the people of -¥ ¥—Nevada and the surrounding towns that he has opened a Book Bindery Establishment at Ey” No. 76 Commercial Street, 3 Where he is prepfired to bind Music, &e. &e. Ta a neat and very lowest rate orders promptly and faithfully attended to HERMAN ERNST. Nevada, Jan, 31st. NOTICE.AHE aunual meeting of Stockholders of the Se : Hotel Company will be held at the law office of J, 1. well on Broad street, Nevada city, California, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH next, 1865. By order of the Trustees. febis G. W. KIDD, Sec*y. A.C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—Iin Lewis’ Building, corner of ) Broad and Pine streets, Nevade’ : As a Hair Dressing, it is une-A Splendid Supper will be got Periodicals, Papers, substantia: manner and at the . "THURSDAY “Mc snes Mrsinc OPerat the past week has . "up the diggings a _ssupension of mini the county. Wek on Gold Flatand . ~ compelled to stop quence of the freez three days. In th in the mountains a _ be entirely suspen few of the largest: county, though ¢ been done, have ’ » geason, and theref ties of dust have y “market, The min ofthe great abunda down,” when the leaving the.result season. The trea: coming Spring an the product of any years: sa VACANCY FI} _ °B. Davenport, wh enue Collector of tles, finding the wv heavy, resigned 1 Sierra county. ( pointed J. M. Hay the vueancy for S NEWSPAPER ( has sold the Gras¢ Shane and Geo. B come into the h and the new pr publication: as a s wish the new pr terprise of estab _ Grass Valley. CARRIAGES: —( Grand Ball is to Ladder Hall. A at the New York sire carriages cal will leave their.o: supper will be su ‘has been engaged THe LATEstT § corner of Pine an just received a la test style of far They are all the will no doubt be . ~ tlemen of this sec’ SLEIGHING.—" or two sleighs on almost sufficient are informed that to a considerable hill on the Wash Omega, and th: ridge is magnific a stage line from ed places, came. of passengers i -the present .we have excellent and Grass Valley A MISTAKE.that the party to J.N. Turner, ot intended to rais making up the mings’ salary. b design on that o “Wakes this methed of , Owners. stantial evidence M01 , Grant is being reinforced at the rate. of Successors to €. H. Meyer & Co. st. Ree the travelling-pub. nn tts As Mr. Cummin the old flag will be unfurled from every fort . 2,000 a day. vane WHOLESALE DEALERS IN thy on y —s ra LI. persons holding Warrants drawn on the community we . ; ; : ; : City Funds and registered previons May mgd and town throughout the length and breadth ; ; BRANDIFE ia the above line, and will ran as follows : 1th, 1864, are requested to present the same te de largely atten eof the land, and thé Federal anthority. will. A ebgiy od oe he a ak, Pag the \ eee Uh ‘3. WW AaN Don. gc gatst the National Exchange Hotel, Nevawe for payment interest on said scrip ceases sine a Hae chews Fis . OFening of ult., to consider the proAND = ty, on oo cee Oar ' o ‘will yet be yh ecg ; Lo serge anonen ees of Setesdabing a greenback currency Liquors generally. Pucsdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. . Nevada. beg — yes a Leese ae ory quo rty-six . in Nevada, turned out to bea miserable BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD. At 8 o'clock, A. a. February, Co ‘Blates the acknowledged President of ‘the . failure. 2 ROAD STREET — 7 lected $2,040 z entire nati on, : THot can’st not joke an enemy into a SA MU E rN LEwis ’ mesday, ana Wetany, ws x which vt eee spiid's pinaiaias te, Dinaiiiad Ua, Wiki cde friend, but thou miay’st a friend into an i. psec nS vie Bros. ; At 8 o’clock, a. x, CROCKETT’S —— ig — ie. an my. ; , : a ht Freigh ition 3 ‘ a gtbiah Poth Olen olicindash tase feeeciaan enemy . CIGARS AND TOBACCO, od with prompteccs sunita taken and deliver . ve -. alae cdiinininte t and papers n . after va Na xchange Hotel, v' uilding, Corner of Broad Boot and Shoema sem. . a {véthe steamer before the mails left for this} proaD STREET...NBVADA CITY and Pine Streets, Nevada. “a ee mer. see ST fe TE Bierce bangs agabl P : . ' HASEY, Prop ae ie ve, a 0 — : another colums on ke sco se aaa OE Tveeoats Fetresty 96in, 1080, . . .” 90M Preweiven: Peaces . ee SL. FRM ade Sait ‘sige month! poo pe ae er enter gpme ta : Prank turks ay” 8 MeBirown San Juan . olicitaa com he © ny . AL in prepared to maketoorer aur pi rieoeme sein ro) in always takes about four days'to got the en-. Frank Larkin do . © Sole Chere — a sono pike nce celles, eee /Ateainer mail from San Francisco after . GW Hil Pores $n: WEA “TT . Amy kind ef Boot or Shee, and ta Overd . Wor Saleat Agents’ Rates, by Er is anders tgtend ton a to-nig ht a x » + tH “¢ mse $ i ; nn. re ‘and Apothevary. . toa , . Pegi

“Minrrary AFPatns.—Since the occupation ~ we have heard nothing — from-Shermsn’s ’ patches we have information that Gen. Lee, a i 3 ‘more than concentrate the armies recently . the great rebel chief disheartened rebel t ~~ @ Combat Sherman will, as ever, be t fame-for himsolf and his brave army. ftom their supplies south of the Roanoke, “man or remains behind his fortifications at “ hort, and before the first year of Lincoln's Published every Morning, Mondays ‘excepted. Office Corner of Broad & Pine Streets. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 2. ‘ —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_————._. of Columbia and Charleston by our troops, movements. The rebel journals, which have been. our chief source of information, have been prohibited from publishing anything concerning army movements. By late disleaving the defenses of Richmond, has gone to conduct operations against Sherman.— The evacuation of Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, and other places, has freed:a large force of rebels and it may be that the rebel chieftain can collect forces enough to give battle to Sherman. The activity which . prevailed, at last advices, in front of Petersburg, show that the rebels. are contracting their lines’of defense around Richmond. It is not probable that Grant will permit any force toleave Righmond, ard even should they succeed in getting out to the west and ‘over the North Carolina liné, they would soon find Grant’s veterans in their rear.— We do not think it possible that Lee can do relieved from tite places evacuated, to oppose Sherman's march. The Union army, after leaving a sufficient force behind to hold the places recently captured, will still be largely increased. As there is no large force of rebela south of Sherman a great part of the force required to conduct operations against Wilmington and Charleston will be unnecessary to the defense of those places. In addition to this, reinforeements under Gillemare.on the road to join Sherman, so that thé rebel General. cannot ‘intany case get together men enough to overwhelm Sherman’s army. His veterans, from the time he started upon the campaign in Tennessee, have never turned their backs upon the foe, One after another the best generals in the rebel army were placed in command, only be swept like ehaff before the wind dy great battle in North Carolina. But even not long inspire the with courage té stand before the army which ‘has driven them from point to point, until they nave almost reached the.-brink of the last ditch\ In such mphant, adding new laurels and winning hew The rebels at Richmond are now cit off while they still have a large depot at Lynch‘burg, The forces of the rebels which have been driven before Sherinan’s adyancitg aramy, are collected at Florence. Cut off from provisions and powder mills, Sherman will easily sweep this force from his front, and then closing in upon Lynchburg and Petersburg-from the'west and south-west, the rebel army will be cut off from all sources of sup@ly and crushed. Whether Lee leads the demoralized hosts of rebellion against SherRichmond, the end of rebellion is close at hand. ‘The work to be yet accomplished is ,seeond term of office shall. close, the rebellion will be among the things that were, ill in all probability be a . 56 on Friday that gold in New York was 213 } to 215.On the strength of this rumor many ‘of the greenback speculators were badly sold, and a large amount of ney changed hands at reduced rates. Heavy “short” sales are reported at 49} ‘cents, an@ it is said that about $200,000 changed hands.— The rumor has proved to have been without foundation, and those who have “shorts” to “OLD Snurry,!’—Secretary Seward uses snuff in enormons quautities, and flourishes of the bandana species, to keep his olfaetories in order. He-appears'as a pleader at the bar of the United States Supreme Court occasionally, wheré his manner is somewhat ly, and not always distinctly, ibaa : A PROPOSITION has been introduced into the Ohio Senate to tax real estate one per cent, ad valorem, for revenue for the general Government, and to levy atax of thirty-three and one third cents on dach acre over one hundred acres, held by ahy one person. that town by indicting them nuisances. NApPa county was invaded by a snow storm last week, which spread a white earpet over all the hills in the county. IxpicrEeD.—The other day the Grand Jury of Alpine county indicted J. C. Robin< son and Henry Cook, two lawyers, for practicing law without having filed their oath of allegiance. A Lorrery has been gotten up in Mexico for the salvation of souls. The chances are rated at halfa real, or two and-whalf pence, and the winner is to be entitled to a sufficient number of masses to clear away all rubbish or obstacles in his passage to heaven. ‘THERMOMETHRICAL OBSERVATIGN.—We the Yoltowing-table compiled by him from observations taken duting the month of February : sya ci Warmest day—8th, 46° average. Coldest day—2Ist. 31° average, Warmest night—14th and 15th. 48° ayerage. Coldest night—20th and 2ist. 27° ay. erage. Coldest morning—23d, 7 0’clock. 22°, H ighest thermometer stand—5th at noon. aqvowest thermometer stand—2Ist at noon. Average warmth through the month by day—41 = Average warmth thro: themonth Pewiyen ugh — by ainy days—5, Cloudy days6, , =lnowy duys—5. Clear days—J2. EASTERN PaPers.—We are under obligations to Géo. R. Crawford, newadealer, ta good supply of Eastern papers. He hasGodey's Magazines for March, Harper and beslie’s pictorials, the New York Ledger, andkall late Atlantic papers. Go to. Crawford's, Masonic Building, Pine street, if you want late Eastern papers. —Gen. Grant, in speaking of Sherman's recent successes, says; “A few more days of su ‘will place the rebels in a situation from Which they cannot escape.” A large expedition has gono. leans tooperate against Mobile, Selma, Montgomery, Ala., and Col Ga., and forthe destruction of Hood’s a my. Schofield and Sherman's armies are to de. united. ‘s ito vumor was current in San Franéiseo fill are not in the best of hunior over the} an old fashioned Golored silk handkerchief . colloqnial, yet dignified. —He speaks unevenA GRAND, Jury at che covh Oregon, has . as cee BES ano we been endeavoring to get the Chinese out of . '{\HE Members of Protection Hook & Ladder are indebted to Charles J. Dunz, Ihsq., Yor . ” . mate is thus avoided. ‘Winter Arrangement. OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK!! Via Nicaragua, s CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE. fhrough in 21 Days! — & S THE Central American Transit Bs: will despatch the favorite ateamship* AMERICA, WoL. MERRY ossccscceis oeeeeeeeeCommander,_. For San Juan Del Sur, from Mission Street wharf, at 10 o’clock, A, M. ON MONDAY, MAR. 13th, — Corinecting at GREYTOWN with the magnificent new Steamer Re aes : GOLDEN RULE, : 3,500 Tons, for New York, . The transit of the Isthmus is a pleasant trip. Meals furnished ‘tree by the Company while crossing. A Baggage Master will be sent thro’ by each steamer, Losurance on Treasure at the lowest rates. .: S4 Yer further information apply to fon a : I. W. RAYMOND, Agent; WN. W. corner of Battery and Pine gtfects; Up staira, Sox Faauciseco Hook & Ladder Co. 524 Company, are hereby notified to attend the regular Mouthly Meeting, at théir Hall, TAIS EVENING, at 73 o’elock Per order.I. WILLIAMSON, Pres. Attention Company g J.M. LEVEY, Sec'y. Nevada, March 2d. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD, you are here by ordered to meet at your Armory on Saturday, March 4th, at 934 o’clock A. M , for Parade in honor of the inauguration of Abraliam Lincoln. Every member is expected to be present. By order. ) ‘ J. A. LANCASTER, First Lieut. Com’g. 8. VENARD, Orderly Sergeant. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Fare at Reduced ‘Mates !!1 Pacific Mail Steamship’ Company. For New York, via Panama. The following Steamships will be dispatched in the month of ' -Mareh. 1865. Mar, 3—Gulden City, Capt, W. F. Lapidge. Mar. 13—Golden Age. Capt, E. 8. Farnsworth. Mar. 23—Cunstitution, Capt. J.T. Watkins. Frem Folsom street wharf, San Francisco, at 10 o’clogk, A. M punctually. Conne¢ting via Panama Railroad at Aspinwall with a hew and swift steamer For New York. ——The Isthmus Transit is made by Railroad in three hours! All exposuie to a tropical cli¢ ‘Thig route offers PARTICULAR advantages to Ladies and Families The Atlantic steamer will be convoyed by a United States vessel of war ! For farther pereeniars, apply at the office of the Pacific Mail. Steamship Company, corner of Shkcramento and Leidesdorff strecta, mi OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent. , Central Pacific Railroad; On AND AFTER Wednesday, Nov. 24. untit further notice, the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will be run as follows : Leave Sacramento for Newcastle at 6:30 A. M. LP. M*,and 4 P.M. i Leave Newcastle for Sacramento at 6:30 4. M. 10:15 A. M. M, and 4.P. i. ‘Che 6:30 A. M. up train connects at the june: tion with the cars of the California Central Rail road for Lincoin and Mary :ville and all points north; andat Neweastle with the stages of the California Stage Company for GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA, 5 AND VIA . : DUTCH FLAT AND DONNER LAKE, TO VIRGINIA CITY. : The 6:30.4. M., down trains will eonnect at the junction with the California Central Rail road for Lincoln and Marysville, and the 10:30 A, M. down train will connect with the cars for Folsom On Sunday one train only will be run, leavin Sacramento at6.30 A. M., and Neweastle at 10, — Superi feeds. Fe Ge. n es Be. Sacramento, November 11th. Bs en \R. FININGCER & CO., Soothing and Bracing. such @ soothing effect in cases of nervous excite Although the fame of this renowned invicorant rests mainly on its astonishing cures of orders, it is equally effacious ir nervous complaints. Thousands of ladies resort to it asa remedy for hysteria, fluttering ofthe heart, ner vous Meadache, vertigo, genersl debility and all

which, as a sex, they aresubject. It cheers lightens the depressed mental powers a& strengthens the body. andits use is lowed by any unpleasart_reaction.— Druggists and dealers everywheré. MUSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, fe , : San Francisco. Brandreth’ This medeciné of enduring efficacy, is justly prized as pcorrector of all disorders of the ‘stomachAnd bowels, the common symptoms of which‘are costivenéss, spasms, loss of appetite, sik headache, giddiness, sense of bloating. after Aneals, dizziness of the eyes, drowsiness, and cramping pains in the stomach and bowels.— egetable Pills. horrors of dyspepsia are experienced. Every function of the frame is. to a eertain extent, prostrated j buta little perseverance in the use ; Brandreth’s Pills, Will ever restore the system from this state of misery. Tavo.or three doses will convince the afflicted of their sulutary inflgence. The stomach will speedily regain its strengh,a healthy action of the liver will soon take place, aid instead of Jis*lessness, heat, pain and jaundiced appearance, strength, activity, and renewedhealth will be the blessed-result Principal office Brandreth Building New York. W. F. BRANDKETH, office at Crane & Brigham’s, San Francisco. fe 23 Notice to the Sick.—How ‘long we have desired and nee*ed on this Coast, a Surgery and Medical Dispensary, that we could with safety trust our case in the hands of skillful and prretical physicians. Should weat any time require mdiczl assistance, we may congratulate ourselves that such a place is now es tablished at, No. 313 Montgomery Street, San Franeisco. 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 Labratory, which contains all the choice and lat st Medicines, Chemicals, ete., for thé cure of private and other diseases. The Reception and Consulting Rooms are commodious and weil adapted for the business. The Physicjans connected with the Surgery and Dispensary, are gentlemen of education, gpeat practical knowledge and experience. . It 1a the only establishment on this coast where persons who are suffering from certain diseases can get properly cured. For particulare see advertisement of Peake’s Surgery and Dispensary, 313 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. —_—— S. J. HEYWOOD’S Daguerrean Rooms, 612 Clay Street, a few doors above MontW, D. DYER, Operator, San Francisco, Feb. 21. Situation Wanted. erienced Housekeeper desires to od: tain 8) situat‘on as Housek r. or ook, 4 bs gO dig —_ etent gg a arge ouseho afiaira, ly at. the Nev Feb 19. UNION HOTEL. Nevada. : NOTICE. —_—_—_—~ ho All Members of Pen Ivania fa: Company, in arrears or dues, tothe By-Laws, are hereby notified to settle the same on or vefore the Firat Wednesdes—in—MarchNE shoes og B ‘oan ats D, President. WM. Scort. See’y. a $23-td Washington, Alpha & Omega STAGE LINE ! R. W. LATTA, Thegllis ube breperation Hon in existenge which has Dr. Hostetter’s Stomach Bittexs, 2 These symptoma being suffered to remain, a. torpid state of the liver supervenes, and all the . ~ GROCKETT’s : AMYGDALINE . : P een [ee Ladies Save Your Hair! 2} F) mente, Crockett’s Amygdaline will prevent the Hair from coming out and make tt grow 13 —— qualledby any the world has yet produced. Price 50 Cents per Bottle, FOR SALE BY JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Nevada, Feb, 3d, 1855. GRAN DSOCIAL BALL! its ‘WILL BE GIVEN AT THE NEW YORK HOTEL, ON THE ‘THIRD DAY OF MARCH. oe . up for the occasion, e 9 Whe Best of Music has been engaged. — ——a Committee of Invitation. y NEVADA. oi. B° McFarland Isaac Williamson. _ ‘David Belden. M.S. Deal. GRASS VALLEY. A. B. Dibble. Frank Cleveland. Floor Managers: Dwight Crittenden. I. J. Rolfe. Harvey Helm. Chas Leawitt, R. M. Van Me ¢ TICKETS, FIVE DOLLARS.Restaurant Fer Sule, A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY is now of. fered to any person whe desires to go into the Restaurant busincas. A full set of Furniture, Crockeryware, Stoves, and everything lete for keeping a Kestaurant. Enquire of MICHAEL LONG, Commercial Street, Nevada jaty. : ‘ febs BOOK BINDERY. Wow respectfully inform the people of -¥ ¥—Nevada and the surrounding towns that he has opened a Book Bindery Establishment at Ey” No. 76 Commercial Street, 3 Where he is prepfired to bind Music, &e. &e. Ta a neat and very lowest rate orders promptly and faithfully attended to HERMAN ERNST. Nevada, Jan, 31st. NOTICE.AHE aunual meeting of Stockholders of the Se : Hotel Company will be held at the law office of J, 1. well on Broad street, Nevada city, California, on the FIRST MONDAY IN MARCH next, 1865. By order of the Trustees. febis G. W. KIDD, Sec*y. A.C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law. FFICE—Iin Lewis’ Building, corner of ) Broad and Pine streets, Nevade’ : As a Hair Dressing, it is une-A Splendid Supper will be got Periodicals, Papers, substantia: manner and at the . "THURSDAY “Mc snes Mrsinc OPerat the past week has . "up the diggings a _ssupension of mini the county. Wek on Gold Flatand . ~ compelled to stop quence of the freez three days. In th in the mountains a _ be entirely suspen few of the largest: county, though ¢ been done, have ’ » geason, and theref ties of dust have y “market, The min ofthe great abunda down,” when the leaving the.result season. The trea: coming Spring an the product of any years: sa VACANCY FI} _ °B. Davenport, wh enue Collector of tles, finding the wv heavy, resigned 1 Sierra county. ( pointed J. M. Hay the vueancy for S NEWSPAPER ( has sold the Gras¢ Shane and Geo. B come into the h and the new pr publication: as a s wish the new pr terprise of estab _ Grass Valley. CARRIAGES: —( Grand Ball is to Ladder Hall. A at the New York sire carriages cal will leave their.o: supper will be su ‘has been engaged THe LATEstT § corner of Pine an just received a la test style of far They are all the will no doubt be . ~ tlemen of this sec’ SLEIGHING.—" or two sleighs on almost sufficient are informed that to a considerable hill on the Wash Omega, and th: ridge is magnific a stage line from ed places, came. of passengers i -the present .we have excellent and Grass Valley A MISTAKE.that the party to J.N. Turner, ot intended to rais making up the mings’ salary. b design on that o “Wakes this methed of , Owners. stantial evidence M01 , Grant is being reinforced at the rate. of Successors to €. H. Meyer & Co. st. Ree the travelling-pub. nn tts As Mr. Cummin the old flag will be unfurled from every fort . 2,000 a day. vane WHOLESALE DEALERS IN thy on y —s ra LI. persons holding Warrants drawn on the community we . ; ; : ; : City Funds and registered previons May mgd and town throughout the length and breadth ; ; BRANDIFE ia the above line, and will ran as follows : 1th, 1864, are requested to present the same te de largely atten eof the land, and thé Federal anthority. will. A ebgiy od oe he a ak, Pag the \ eee Uh ‘3. WW AaN Don. gc gatst the National Exchange Hotel, Nevawe for payment interest on said scrip ceases sine a Hae chews Fis . OFening of ult., to consider the proAND = ty, on oo cee Oar ' o ‘will yet be yh ecg ; Lo serge anonen ees of Setesdabing a greenback currency Liquors generally. Pucsdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. . Nevada. beg — yes a Leese ae ory quo rty-six . in Nevada, turned out to bea miserable BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD. At 8 o'clock, A. a. February, Co ‘Blates the acknowledged President of ‘the . failure. 2 ROAD STREET — 7 lected $2,040 z entire nati on, : THot can’st not joke an enemy into a SA MU E rN LEwis ’ mesday, ana Wetany, ws x which vt eee spiid's pinaiaias te, Dinaiiiad Ua, Wiki cde friend, but thou miay’st a friend into an i. psec nS vie Bros. ; At 8 o’clock, a. x, CROCKETT’S —— ig — ie. an my. ; , : a ht Freigh ition 3 ‘ a gtbiah Poth Olen olicindash tase feeeciaan enemy . CIGARS AND TOBACCO, od with prompteccs sunita taken and deliver . ve -. alae cdiinininte t and papers n . after va Na xchange Hotel, v' uilding, Corner of Broad Boot and Shoema sem. . a {véthe steamer before the mails left for this} proaD STREET......NBVADA CITY and Pine Streets, Nevada. “a ee mer. see ST fe TE Bierce bangs agabl P : . ' HASEY, Prop ae ie ve, a 0 — : another colums on ke sco se aaa OE Tveeoats Fetresty 96in, 1080, . . .” 90M Preweiven: Peaces . ee SL. FRM ade Sait ‘sige month! poo pe ae er enter gpme ta : Prank turks ay” 8 MeBirown San Juan . olicitaa com he © ny . AL in prepared to maketoorer aur pi rieoeme sein ro) in always takes about four days'to got the en-. Frank Larkin do . © Sole Chere — a sono pike nce celles, eee /Ateainer mail from San Francisco after . GW Hil Pores $n: WEA “TT . Amy kind ef Boot or Shee, and ta Overd . Wor Saleat Agents’ Rates, by Er is anders tgtend ton a to-nig ht a x » + tH “¢ mse $ i ; nn. re ‘and Apothevary. . toa , . Pegi