March 29, 1864 (4 pages)

2 ganizations of the past—d Bevadu Duily Transeript, TUESDAY MORNING, MAR. 29th. eae cmenrneerseneraeeameenmememerremammanad City eee Party Disruprion.--There is a great ery coming from men who care not what they say, having nothing to lose, about due portion of the Union party—that portion composed tnostly of old’ Republicans and honorable and high minded men of other orsan. .*. which we passed, is worthy of especial and County Official Press commendation. And although nobody Saw Jose, March 10th, 1864. . Ed. Daily Transcript : Coming up (or down) from 'San Francisco yesterday on. the cars, I was impressed with the faet that the” Western Pacific Railroad’ over “ehaked wy hat’ for tiie” trip, I feel bound to say that the read from San Francisco. to Sau Jose is decidedly the best one I ever rode on in my life. I doubt indeed if there -}ears—are first’ best, with every necessary . convenience for ventilation, &c., and —thetrack isin: such splendid order that ‘passen=_ ~ Eastean News.—The Army of the Potomdc hag been divided imto three grand corps— Second, Fifth and Sixth, with Han. cock, Warren and Sedgwick as commanders, The artillery is te be made more efficient. Large bodie# of Western troops, are on the way to Virginia. It is reported that—the organized militia of the loyal States will be called upon to take the place of disciplined troops now doing garrison duty, and proteéting the railroads. : : He's better runving road in the world. The . — Forrestpafter the the surrender of Haws kins,at Union city, (Ky.), advanced on Paducsh, at the confluence of the Tennessee and the Ohio. He cecupied the place, EVISED ORDINANCE, No. 7—An Ordinance regulating the issue of Licenses The Truutecs af the city of Nevada do ordain as fpliows Sec. 1. If shall not be lawful for any pereoe por persons Within the corporate limits he sity of Nevada, to persue any call ortrafeact aby business hereitfafter mentioned, until, he, sheor they have take out 4 lic nsetherefor, and paid for the same as hereinafter provided, and for every viclation of this ordinance the party offend ing shall be subject to a penalty of not less thanten nor more than one hundred dollars. Sec. 2. ‘The licenses provided for in this Ordimance shall be numbered and signed by the Mar shal,and countersigned. by the clerk of the Board of Trustees. “All licenses shall be paid in advance: and all persons having taken out a. license shall exhitit the same in some eonspicuous part oftheir place of bus néss, and produce renewal The licenses provided for in this Ordinance shal! be issued quar_erly commencing on thesame when applying to the Marshal for its . . GREAT TRIUMPH. { Selling Of! —— and dividé the Union party of the State.— The cry ‘comes with as much grace and fores from the men who make it, as the com plaints of the wolfin ancient fable against a jamb for fouling the water that—flowed past ful country flying by with the speed of the his wolfship, when the innocent animal was down the stream instead of up. -* : . The party, that, with full powet ib its hands, having tested its strength in 1861, and having effectually laid on-the shelf all others, for the snke-of a union of all men opposed to secessivn and in favor uf a prosecution of the war, laid duwn its orgafization und invited all others to share with them the NAT lll” Retain ace =~ ~~ glories-of supporting the Administiation,ia . wauld take the critical éye of a more. ex~ not-likely-now, when its great object has been achieved, to desire to destroy a grand work that reflects infinite credit upon its pas triotism and disinterested political sactifices. Such men-as those who, with the political power of the State in their hands, and fifty + thousand votes to sustain it, who surrender ed allfor the sike of the Union, are not to be called schismatics and disorganizers.— They deserve a better compliment, and ea. pecially ftom those late denouncers of the Administration who have been generously admitted to equality in the party by the patriotiem of those who formed the nucletia at . least, and the bulk of-the former Union party. ee ie ‘The mén who fought against an attempt to entirely overslaugh them.in the late Cons] J city and the agricultural resources of a wide sible jar or shake of any kind, and but-for the rattle-of iron upon iron one would searcely know, if he did not look-out upon a beautiwind, thathe was rai-riding at all. ~ No ex» pense has been spared upon this western section of the great Pacific Railway. The grading is all that it should be; the bridges” and culverts are of indssive and sabstantial character; the ties are of sawed redwood with no stint’ of timber, and if there is any thing wanted in the construction of the road to make it perfect in all: its parts, it . perienced ‘frailrond-man-than—tnyself to des tect it. I presume some other correspondent of the press may have said all this and more, and in better shape ; but I want to commend the best article of railroad-I know of tothe attention of your readers, some of whom may profit by it. The ears don’t mark time but make it, notwithstanding the stoppings are numerous. The men who have had go far tie management Of che work have & proper conception of what a grand contis . nental railway should be, and they completely “filled the bilk” Judging by the number of passengers that . came up yesterday, the size of this fins little have scope of country-around it,*I should say the railrondis now a paying institution, as it ought te be. It has enhanced the value of ' the tirst_days of Jan-April, July and Oct. of gers are,whisked olong it with the least pos. but the gun-voats opened om the town, and [earn yeu. compelled him to retire. Forrest's raid bas not interfered with the communications of Sherman. — Alexander, La., surrendered to Admiral! Porter's fleet on the 13th of March. The rebels report that the expedition. will proceed up the Red River to-Shreve port. 7 “The aruiy of West Louisiana is advancing toward Texas. : ee Col. Woolford of Kentucky has been. dis_missed from service for sentiments recently uttered at aswoad presentation. The Secretary of State, says a dispatch, is demonstration against Franee, owing to evi dent designs of the -French in connection with the rebellion. — * 7 A French fleet has recently made its ap{-perrance-at the mouth 6f the Rie Grande. Matamoras is threatened. The Union forceson the Texan side of the river are being augmented. THERE is now in operation at the Elec: tric Telegraph Company's offices, London, an instrument whieh, from its ingenuity of . construction and perfection of results, des serves attention. The object is to transmit autograph messages in the exact form; in which they are written ;and the most complicated figures, designe, sketches, or imleed anything that can be drawn by an ordinary person, hou f restaurant, public saloon, bar Sec. 3. Every keeping ho'cl, c room, or other place where spirituous liquors are sold by the glass, or bottle, to be drank on the premises, shall pay quarterly for a license fo, -keep thagsame the sum of -fifteen dolars, See.4 The proprittor, owner or occupant of every house in which a bagatell table, villlard table, shuffle table, or ten pin bowling alley is kept, shalt pay tor a license to keep the same the sum of ten dollars per quarter, fcr each table or alley. Rha ‘Bee 5. The manager, owner orlessce of every theatre shall pay for a license three dollars fur lion. given thereau. i See. 6 The manager or proprietor of éach managerie or circus Shall pay for a license for cach exhibiticn or performiunece thesum of twenty dollars ; for each add every othershow or exh? suth show or exhibition. tion or perforurance named in sections 5 and 6 of this ordidance, when a license has not been obtained for the same. sec. & Every persen engaged in the itineran vending of dry goods, clothing, or jewelay within the corporate Himite et the-vity-shall pay fora license todo the same, the suin of twenty five dollars per quarter, All persons taking out . icense under this section dre required to carry the same on their person and te produce the same “when required. Sec. 9. very person, house or firm engaged in keeping a house where balls. dances OF fandangoes are held in connection with a public saloon or bar room shall pay for a license to carry on each of said houses the sum of twenty-five dollars per quarter. ; See, 46—_W henever the Marshal or—poeliceman Shall haye.reasou to think that-any: person or firm are carrying om their busines witnout a proper ticense, he shall call onthe party, and if ie or they cannot, or shall refuse to exhibit his lieense, he of they shall be fined as if see ‘tion first. See. il. It shall be the duty of the Marshal te Visit at least once in each month every place of. business, within tue corporate limits to see that exch place-is duly licepsed-and-take the detinnengaged in . Leach theatricat performance, concert or-exhibi--. -— bition the manager or propertor"shal! pay for i See. 7. Te shall be the duty oF the Marshat and . . pohveman to close up and prevent every exhibiOn the Corner of z . / . y nae al al BROAD AND. PINE STREETS, ces have now Cetermined to sell their entire Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, a Hats, Boots& Shoes, BOYS CLOTHING! He Together with a large stock of ~~ [RUBBER CLOTHING 2) AtCostprices Persons in want of any of the above named articles will de well_to_call on_us_befere purchasing elsewhere, as we want to close_ out the ENTIRE STOCK. Thankful to our patrona for former favors: we assure them that every effort will be used to merit their approbation. with any disorganizing spirit. They are not seeders from Charlestot, of men who took part in that disgraceful wrangle that result: ed. in the defeat of both Douglas and Breckinridge; but they are men who acquiesce in the decisiona of the majority. If the past be any criterion, the other faction of the party “may not be of so reliable a nature. If incompatibility of temper be cause fot feuds in the party, we may expect that Thompson Campbell and Major Bidwell, as welt as some otherd, lately elected to go to Baltimore, will not be the most harmantous beings in the world unless circumstances wiost signal. ly-fayor. . . But the pastia bothing. We.care not for the past; The future is what concotne us. And for the sake of the future, we would like te eee sober, trustworthy and represene. ~ tative men of the party represent the State at Baltimore. The men who have been se: ~~~ ee ted are safe no doubt for Uncle Abe and fT thatis the main thing after all; but generally apeaking they are not men of much talent or mark, and not likely to shine in a representative body like that which is to assemble at Baltimore. . Thompson Campbell is not a sober man by-« long shot, yet he aspires to the highest positions, and a faction of the party backs bis ambition, with the disgraceful ex~ ample of McDougal staring them in tie face, It is the same coterie too that forced the drunken McDougal upon the State. On the whole, it.is, perhaps, best that the “bhoys” are eo near sticcessful in their machinations. The condition of the country is each that no patriot will tura schismatie-— The bulk of the Union party cannot affurd to be disorganizers. Some vile whelps -will contipve to snarl and snap at the old leaders that labored to get the door open for the admission of unworthy members of the new organization und succeeded; but meanness and ingratitude are the prime qualities of some,aud. hawks, for principle’s sake, have been jadmitted to the company of cleaner bide many times before in the history of the . world. These foul birds may pierce the air with their ecreeches to the disgust of all hon, orabié then. They may cry out abvut othere trying to weaken the Uniow party ; but sensible men Will aee that they are the di tractiqniate and net those who are sacioall ers and persons engaged in almest all kinds a Youne GAMBLER —The Eameralda Union tells of teeing a youthful specimen of humanity—perhaps six years old—sitting flat apen the ground, dealing inonte, and , surrounded were buck. ing at the game. The Pittes seemed to havé a pleotifal supply of dimes and quarters, Asterica” was gradually transferring to hie bauk in the moat approted by a duzen or hist Pi Utes, w which “Young property here three fold, and rendered the _place sy accessible that thousands will be in= vited hither to build, cultivate and live, away from the noise and confusion of a large city. And thus the advantages of the rail+ road are but beyinning to be realized to this magnificent valley. The money princes of San Franciseo are straggling along the lme of the road, selecting’ choice locations on which to erect villas ior retirement. Many of these country retreats were seen dodging about among the trees as we passed, perjoyment. ‘The time will come when rural retreats for San Franciscans will line the road, fot the sites are numerous and the inducements many. Ww. ; sap aaa IMPORTANCE OF Lire INSURANCE.—The great number nnd frequency of sudden deaths in our State, should remind our citizens ofthe importance of Life, Insurance During the past few months, Death has called away many of our most active, ‘noblest and best of meu. How inaby were wise and had. their lives guarded by a policy of Life Insurance we: know not, nor how many thought of either Life Insurance or of Death, but this we do know: Rev, ‘T. Starr King had a policy on his life here for $5,000, and also a policy of $5,000 in the Massachusetts Lite Insurance Company of Boston, Massachusetts, thus making the sum of $10,000 on his life. oe A PIONEER in New. Hampsbire having been sentenced to the State Prison, it being the fourth time-within-the lnsttwenty years, very cooly commenced singing, ‘Home Sweet Howe !' . At the mouth of Mill Creek, a short dis» tauce above Rich Bar, Plumas county, some good prospects have been found, and the whole flat has been staked eff and claimed for mining purposes. Several companies are at work on the creek above the mill. Gtory, GLory, HaLuetuGan.—The Bee came to hand last evening, the first one fura week, It's a‘‘short hair’ paper, gen~ tle reader. Tue Virginia Union says that stock deale of business are compliining of the extrenie dullness of the times. Tne Fire Department of San Francisce have determined, and property, too, to erect & monument to the memory of the late George H. Hossefross. The Monumental Company has voted $2,000 to this purpose. . Lare'telegrame report butter in’ New York at 53 vente and crushed sugar at 194 centé. : s Z fect pictures of refinement, comfort and ev[pen, are transmitted as readily as _the” sim plest dot or stroke. / THE ladies of Sacramento are making arrangements to give a Promenade Concert in aig of the Sanitary Fund, The heart knoweth his own bitte ness: ands stranger doth not intermeddle with his joy —Proverbs XIV, v. 10. : m29. it “MARRIFD. —_ ee gee At Moore's Flat. Sam. B. Davidson. County oe of Sierra county, to Mrs. Adelina Lamrt, DEATH. Vv i in this city, 26th, Peter Alexander Craff. aged . 10 years. PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO. THE FOLLOWING _ Steamships wilt be dispatched_in the month of April, 1804: April 2d—GOLDEN AGE, W. F. Lapidge, Com April 83—GOLDEN CITY, R. H. Pearson, Com April 23--ST. LOUIS, W. H. Hudsen, Com’r. From Folsom street Wharf, San Francisco, at 9 o’clock A. M., punctually, FOR. PANAMA. Passengers will be conveyed from Panrma to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company. and from Aspinwall tu New York by the Atlan tic and Pacifie Steamship Company. Rates of Fare for Golden Age: — First Cabin—Upper Saloon.. ve First cabin—Dining Saloon. Second cabin. ..ceeseceseeees Steerage.. fee c 2 A. B. FORBES; Agent, P.M. 8.Co., cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff ats. LOVERS OF MUSIC. — , You cah buy for TWO DOL. LARS those two new popular Mu sic Books called ‘Gelden Show ers’ and ‘Voice of Praise,’ by addressing A. KOHLER, Music Dealer, San Francisco, copies of which will be mailed free to any address. ; m29. LIST OF LETTERS, R= MAINING in the Nevada city Post Office on Monday, Mar. 28. 18°4. All letters remainuing in the Post Office more than one week will be advertised. Persons asking for advertised iectters will please give the date of the advertisement. E. F. BEAN, Postmaster. PRES, qucits beiore a Justice of thie Peace. It siiall al80 Le his duty to make vut and keep a register of the names-and places of business, of suc perordinance together with the number and amount ofeach license. : Sec. 12. In case any person changes his place of business, or in case he couveys his business to another. the party so purchasing or remioving shall immediately call on the Mershal and have the registry changed, aud neglect or refusal to comply with this seetionshal be punishable by fine double the amount of the license ior the eurrent quarter. = dee. 13. All ordinances_heretofore passed regulating the issueof licenses are 1epealed. Passed March 2], 64. JONA.C ,AKK, Pres. b. 8. Baker. Clerk. A Card. Nevada, March ist, 1864. rg,HE undersigned agent for the **Fiorence “i Sewing Machine Co; takes-pleasure in announcing to those in Want, that he now has sueb arrangements with the General Agent for the Pacific coast, at San Francisco. that he can fur nish at short notice, any kind machine wanted. _The price ranges from 865 00 to $145 00. A specimen can be seen at my residence, No. 85 Main street. For circulars or samples of sewing, apply to or address . GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent. At WEAVER & Company’s store, No. 59 Broad street. Nevada City. ml-tf re Brown’s. Bronchial Troches. “I have. névér Changed my mind respecting them from the first, excepting to think yet bet. ter of that whic: I began thinking well of ”’ Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER. “The Troches are a staff of life to me.” Pror EnwWArD NorTH, President Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y. ‘*Too favorably known to need commendation. Hon. CuHas. A. PHELPS, : vere Pres. Mass, Senate. . “Contain no opium ner anything injurious.” Dr. A. A, HAYES, Chemist, Boston. **An elegant combition for cougtis.” a” _.Dr. G. F. BIGELow, Roston, “1 recommefid their use t» Public Speakers.” Rev. E. H. CHAPiN. ‘*Most salutary relief in Bronchitis.” REV. 8S. SKIGFRIED. Morristown, Ohio. “Very oeneficial when suffcring from colds ”’ . Rev.8. J. Pi ANDERSON, St. Logis. . ‘Almost instant clief in the distressing labor of breathing peeatiar to Asthma.’* Rev. A. G. EGGLEsTon, New York. “They have suited my case exactly, relieving my threatso that £ could sing with ease.” Choristcr French Paris Ghurch, Mon'‘real. As there are imitations, be sure fo obtain the genuine. Agents for California, REDINGTON & Co. San Francisco, . m14-Im Cigar. Tebacco, Fruit and VARIETY STORK. ' sO da Tiwy Come within the provisions of this] ” TDucharme, * : Nevada, Feb. 9th. SAMUEL LEWIS, Successor to Lewis Bros, IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &¢, _ At the old stand— Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. ys now yeoey to supply his former patrons and the publié generally with all goods in his tine as. heretofore at : San Francisco Prices! Thankful for past patronage, he respectfully olicits a continuance. meh. -tf J. M. LEVEY, Commercial Street, A few doors below the Daily Transcript Office. Nevada, Nov. 19th “THOMAS STARR KING, iat to gratify the numerous friends of the _ Rev. Thomas Starr King, We have published a beautiful i Oval Lithographic Likeness! Of the deceased, suitable for framing with a fec . simile of his signature to his last wil) and testament, written five minutes before his death It is a work of art and executed by Nahi Brothers. Price $%. Size about 18x23, . A liberal discount made to the trade. Addrers, a. A. Rosenfield, ml0Jm> No 602 Montgomery St. San Francisco.’ E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace, Os at the Old Place, on Broad ! Street, , : ine Nevada, Dec. Sth—3m 1 ‘“WILD PICEON.’? _ Ac STEVENS, rieter. Have ned the “wila PtGham Salent, "tt nevis tendon _ BROAD STREMT, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. Where I will be giad to old castomers and the public gemepall yA good supply of Alen DC King Philander B EUCENE SCOLARI, Alten Ruben Kingebury Joseph :Bartows George N Langley Edwrrd J _., nn. ee, t ‘Banbury Richard ~—-Loveting Geo —(“C*‘YCO nw” Street... Nevada City. Cook John s Mathis Samuel J ies <a i : PS ON HAND Davie George W seria as ia r K Raisins, Almonds. ieee me, Deek Eli Montgonery John or Nuts, Candies & Fruits, Ende! Chas RA. ALWAYS ON HAND, Greenham Joba ano Mrs Mar x7" If you want a splendid Cigar or a ron . phate seg he article of’ Smoking or Chewing Tobacco, give) asard Oliver eweent Jas M. ; An, ; Hern John Ramco . rntac”sa'gun Spal paconsgel te Henderson A J Trigge Simon or Joba . spectfully solicited. 1. at. 2 Hower Mrs Louisa Watson Sidney 2 E.SCOLARI, _ Keeler Erastus mas 2 doors from Haas & Co. om Pine Si: * se Give me s call atthe oldplace. mb0-av shes Drugeist & Apothecary, . pee t ‘ The Nev TUESDAY cer J: B He will recs work, &c. 2 EEE RESOLUT ‘disastrous fi the Baptist the Congreg house for -p1 Resolved, Congregatio Baptist Chu edifice. ” Resolved, lished in th copy be pr Baptist Chu By order Church, Ne THe Lig Company at #il the equi veEy raf high crown; + brim fasten ‘They have have no dot have an op on parade. patriotic la senting the J. RW —vertisement R. Whitey and well tes become. -co! house of V “business an his name b: _=_an honorab! and as clev our. merch: ‘Whitney & THANKS W. S. Met ofthe Paci city for_an. Union, and at Sacrame THe Na Messrs. Lai hotel on on probable th won under caster, will landlords. how to kee opened att the manage gentlemen ° and we bes Farniture f and a-numl setting itu ! THe WE we have ha has rained,

2 ganizations of the past—d Bevadu Duily Transeript, TUESDAY MORNING, MAR. 29th. eae cmenrneerseneraeeameenmememerremammanad City eee Party Disruprion.--There is a great ery coming from men who care not what they say, having nothing to lose, about due portion of the Union party—that portion composed tnostly of old’ Republicans and honorable and high minded men of other orsan.. .*. which we passed, is worthy of especial and County Official Press commendation. And although nobody Saw Jose, March 10th, 1864. . Ed. Daily Transcript : Coming up (or down) from 'San Francisco yesterday on. the cars, I was impressed with the faet that the” Western Pacific Railroad’ over “ehaked wy hat’ for tiie” trip, I feel bound to say that the read from San Francisco. to Sau Jose is decidedly the best one I ever rode on in my life. I doubt indeed if there -}ears—are first’ best, with every necessary . convenience for ventilation, &c., and —thetrack isin: such splendid order that ‘passen=_ ~ Eastean News.—The Army of the Potomdc hag been divided imto three grand corps— Second, Fifth and Sixth, with Han. cock, Warren and Sedgwick as commanders, The artillery is te be made more efficient. Large bodie# of Western troops, are on the way to Virginia. It is reported that—the organized militia of the loyal States will be called upon to take the place of disciplined troops now doing garrison duty, and proteéting the railroads. : : He's better runving road in the world. The . — Forrestpafter the the surrender of Haws kins,at Union city, (Ky.), advanced on Paducsh, at the confluence of the Tennessee and the Ohio. He cecupied the place, EVISED ORDINANCE, No. 7—An Ordinance regulating the issue of Licenses The Truutecs af the city of Nevada do ordain as fpliows Sec. 1. If shall not be lawful for any pereoe por persons Within the corporate limits he sity of Nevada, to persue any call ortrafeact aby business hereitfafter mentioned, until, he, sheor they have take out 4 lic nsetherefor, and paid for the same as hereinafter provided, and for every viclation of this ordinance the party offend ing shall be subject to a penalty of not less thanten nor more than one hundred dollars. Sec. 2. ‘The licenses provided for in this Ordimance shall be numbered and signed by the Mar shal,and countersigned. by the clerk of the Board of Trustees. “All licenses shall be paid in advance: and all persons having taken out a. license shall exhitit the same in some eonspicuous part oftheir place of bus néss, and produce renewal The licenses provided for in this Ordinance shal! be issued quar_erly commencing on thesame when applying to the Marshal for its . . GREAT TRIUMPH. { Selling Of! —— and dividé the Union party of the State.— The cry ‘comes with as much grace and fores from the men who make it, as the com plaints of the wolfin ancient fable against a jamb for fouling the water that—flowed past ful country flying by with the speed of the his wolfship, when the innocent animal was down the stream instead of up. -* : . The party, that, with full powet ib its hands, having tested its strength in 1861, and having effectually laid on-the shelf all others, for the snke-of a union of all men opposed to secessivn and in favor uf a prosecution of the war, laid duwn its orgafization und invited all others to share with them the NAT lll” Retain ace =~ ~~ glories-of supporting the Administiation,ia . wauld take the critical éye of a more. ex~ not-likely-now, when its great object has been achieved, to desire to destroy a grand work that reflects infinite credit upon its pas triotism and disinterested political sactifices. Such men-as those who, with the political power of the State in their hands, and fifty + thousand votes to sustain it, who surrender ed allfor the sike of the Union, are not to be called schismatics and disorganizers.— They deserve a better compliment, and ea. pecially ftom those late denouncers of the Administration who have been generously admitted to equality in the party by the patriotiem of those who formed the nucletia at . least, and the bulk of-the former Union party. ee ie ‘The mén who fought against an attempt to entirely overslaugh them.in the late Cons] J city and the agricultural resources of a wide sible jar or shake of any kind, and but-for the rattle-of iron upon iron one would searcely know, if he did not look-out upon a beautiwind, thathe was rai-riding at all. ~ No ex» pense has been spared upon this western section of the great Pacific Railway. The grading is all that it should be; the bridges” and culverts are of indssive and sabstantial character; the ties are of sawed redwood with no stint’ of timber, and if there is any thing wanted in the construction of the road to make it perfect in all: its parts, it . perienced ‘frailrond-man-than—tnyself to des tect it. I presume some other correspondent of the press may have said all this and more, and in better shape ; but I want to commend the best article of railroad-I know of tothe attention of your readers, some of whom may profit by it. The ears don’t mark time but make it, notwithstanding the stoppings are numerous. The men who have had go far tie management Of che work have & proper conception of what a grand contis . nental railway should be, and they completely “filled the bilk” Judging by the number of passengers that . came up yesterday, the size of this fins little have scope of country-around it,*I should say the railrondis now a paying institution, as it ought te be. It has enhanced the value of ' the tirst_days of Jan-April, July and Oct. of gers are,whisked olong it with the least pos. but the gun-voats opened om the town, and [earn yeu. compelled him to retire. Forrest's raid bas not interfered with the communications of Sherman. — Alexander, La., surrendered to Admiral! Porter's fleet on the 13th of March. The rebels report that the expedition. will proceed up the Red River to-Shreve port. 7 “The aruiy of West Louisiana is advancing toward Texas. : ee Col. Woolford of Kentucky has been. dis_missed from service for sentiments recently uttered at aswoad presentation. The Secretary of State, says a dispatch, is demonstration against Franee, owing to evi dent designs of the -French in connection with the rebellion. — * 7 A French fleet has recently made its ap{-perrance-at the mouth 6f the Rie Grande. Matamoras is threatened. The Union forceson the Texan side of the river are being augmented. THERE is now in operation at the Elec: tric Telegraph Company's offices, London, an instrument whieh, from its ingenuity of . construction and perfection of results, des serves attention. The object is to transmit autograph messages in the exact form; in which they are written ;and the most complicated figures, designe, sketches, or imleed anything that can be drawn by an ordinary person, hou f restaurant, public saloon, bar Sec. 3. Every keeping ho'cl, c room, or other place where spirituous liquors are sold by the glass, or bottle, to be drank on the premises, shall pay quarterly for a license fo, -keep thagsame the sum of -fifteen dolars, See.4 The proprittor, owner or occupant of every house in which a bagatell table, villlard table, shuffle table, or ten pin bowling alley is kept, shalt pay tor a license to keep the same the sum of ten dollars per quarter, fcr each table or alley. Rha ‘Bee 5. The manager, owner orlessce of every theatre shall pay for a license three dollars fur lion. given thereau. i See. 6 The manager or proprietor of éach managerie or circus Shall pay for a license for cach exhibiticn or performiunece thesum of twenty dollars ; for each add every othershow or exh? suth show or exhibition. tion or perforurance named in sections 5 and 6 of this ordidance, when a license has not been obtained for the same. sec. & Every persen engaged in the itineran vending of dry goods, clothing, or jewelay within the corporate Himite et the-vity-shall pay fora license todo the same, the suin of twenty five dollars per quarter, All persons taking out . icense under this section dre required to carry the same on their person and te produce the same “when required. Sec. 9. very person, house or firm engaged in keeping a house where balls. dances OF fandangoes are held in connection with a public saloon or bar room shall pay for a license to carry on each of said houses the sum of twenty-five dollars per quarter. ; See, 46—_W henever the Marshal or—poeliceman Shall haye.reasou to think that-any: person or firm are carrying om their busines witnout a proper ticense, he shall call onthe party, and if ie or they cannot, or shall refuse to exhibit his lieense, he of they shall be fined as if see ‘tion first. See. il. It shall be the duty of the Marshal te Visit at least once in each month every place of. business, within tue corporate limits to see that exch place-is duly licepsed-and-take the detinnengaged in . Leach theatricat performance, concert or-exhibi--. -— bition the manager or propertor"shal! pay for i See. 7. Te shall be the duty oF the Marshat and . . pohveman to close up and prevent every exhibiOn the Corner of z . / . y nae al al BROAD AND. PINE STREETS, ces have now Cetermined to sell their entire Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, a Hats, Boots& Shoes, BOYS CLOTHING! He Together with a large stock of ~~ [RUBBER CLOTHING 2) AtCostprices Persons in want of any of the above named articles will de well_to_call on_us_befere purchasing elsewhere, as we want to close_ out the ENTIRE STOCK. Thankful to our patrona for former favors: we assure them that every effort will be used to merit their approbation. with any disorganizing spirit. They are not seeders from Charlestot, of men who took part in that disgraceful wrangle that result: ed. in the defeat of both Douglas and Breckinridge; but they are men who acquiesce in the decisiona of the majority. If the past be any criterion, the other faction of the party “may not be of so reliable a nature. If incompatibility of temper be cause fot feuds in the party, we may expect that Thompson Campbell and Major Bidwell, as welt as some otherd, lately elected to go to Baltimore, will not be the most harmantous beings in the world unless circumstances wiost signal. ly-fayor. . . But the pastia bothing. We.care not for the past; The future is what concotne us. And for the sake of the future, we would like te eee sober, trustworthy and represene. ~ tative men of the party represent the State at Baltimore. The men who have been se: ~~~ ee ted are safe no doubt for Uncle Abe and fT thatis the main thing after all; but generally apeaking they are not men of much talent or mark, and not likely to shine in a representative body like that which is to assemble at Baltimore. . Thompson Campbell is not a sober man by-« long shot, yet he aspires to the highest positions, and a faction of the party backs bis ambition, with the disgraceful ex~ ample of McDougal staring them in tie face, It is the same coterie too that forced the drunken McDougal upon the State. On the whole, it.is, perhaps, best that the “bhoys” are eo near sticcessful in their machinations. The condition of the country is each that no patriot will tura schismatie-— The bulk of the Union party cannot affurd to be disorganizers. Some vile whelps -will contipve to snarl and snap at the old leaders that labored to get the door open for the admission of unworthy members of the new organization und succeeded; but meanness and ingratitude are the prime qualities of some,aud. hawks, for principle’s sake, have been jadmitted to the company of cleaner bide many times before in the history of the . world. These foul birds may pierce the air with their ecreeches to the disgust of all hon, orabié then. They may cry out abvut othere trying to weaken the Uniow party ; but sensible men Will aee that they are the di tractiqniate and net those who are sacioall ers and persons engaged in almest all kinds a Youne GAMBLER —The Eameralda Union tells of teeing a youthful specimen of humanity—perhaps six years old—sitting flat apen the ground, dealing inonte, and , surrounded were buck. ing at the game. The Pittes seemed to havé a pleotifal supply of dimes and quarters, Asterica” was gradually transferring to hie bauk in the moat approted by a duzen or hist Pi Utes, w which “Young property here three fold, and rendered the _place sy accessible that thousands will be in= vited hither to build, cultivate and live, away from the noise and confusion of a large city. And thus the advantages of the rail+ road are but beyinning to be realized to this magnificent valley. The money princes of San Franciseo are straggling along the lme of the road, selecting’ choice locations on which to erect villas ior retirement. Many of these country retreats were seen dodging about among the trees as we passed, perjoyment. ‘The time will come when rural retreats for San Franciscans will line the road, fot the sites are numerous and the inducements many. Ww. ; sap aaa IMPORTANCE OF Lire INSURANCE.—The great number nnd frequency of sudden deaths in our State, should remind our citizens ofthe importance of Life, Insurance During the past few months, Death has called away many of our most active, ‘noblest and best of meu. How inaby were wise and had. their lives guarded by a policy of Life

Insurance we: know not, nor how many thought of either Life Insurance or of Death, but this we do know: Rev, ‘T. Starr King had a policy on his life here for $5,000, and also a policy of $5,000 in the Massachusetts Lite Insurance Company of Boston, Massachusetts, thus making the sum of $10,000 on his life. oe A PIONEER in New. Hampsbire having been sentenced to the State Prison, it being the fourth time-within-the lnsttwenty years, very cooly commenced singing, ‘Home Sweet Howe !' . At the mouth of Mill Creek, a short dis» tauce above Rich Bar, Plumas county, some good prospects have been found, and the whole flat has been staked eff and claimed for mining purposes. Several companies are at work on the creek above the mill. Gtory, GLory, HaLuetuGan.—The Bee came to hand last evening, the first one fura week, It's a‘‘short hair’ paper, gen~ tle reader. Tue Virginia Union says that stock deale of business are compliining of the extrenie dullness of the times. Tne Fire Department of San Francisce have determined, and property, too, to erect & monument to the memory of the late George H. Hossefross. The Monumental Company has voted $2,000 to this purpose. . Lare'telegrame report butter in’ New York at 53 vente and crushed sugar at 194 centé. : s Z fect pictures of refinement, comfort and ev[pen, are transmitted as readily as _the” sim plest dot or stroke. / THE ladies of Sacramento are making arrangements to give a Promenade Concert in aig of the Sanitary Fund, The heart knoweth his own bitte ness: ands stranger doth not intermeddle with his joy —Proverbs XIV, v. 10. : m29. it “MARRIFD. —_ ee gee At Moore's Flat. Sam. B. Davidson. County oe of Sierra county, to Mrs. Adelina Lamrt, DEATH. Vv i in this city, 26th, Peter Alexander Craff. aged . 10 years. PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO. THE FOLLOWING _ Steamships wilt be dispatched_in the month of April, 1804: April 2d—GOLDEN AGE, W. F. Lapidge, Com April 83—GOLDEN CITY, R. H. Pearson, Com April 23--ST. LOUIS, W. H. Hudsen, Com’r. From Folsom street Wharf, San Francisco, at 9 o’clock A. M., punctually, FOR. PANAMA. Passengers will be conveyed from Panrma to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company. and from Aspinwall tu New York by the Atlan tic and Pacifie Steamship Company. Rates of Fare for Golden Age: — First Cabin—Upper Saloon.... ve First cabin—Dining Saloon.. Second cabin. ...ceeseceseeees Steerage.... fee c 2 A. B. FORBES; Agent, P.M. 8.Co., cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff ats. LOVERS OF MUSIC. — , You cah buy for TWO DOL. LARS those two new popular Mu sic Books called ‘Gelden Show ers’ and ‘Voice of Praise,’ by addressing A. KOHLER, Music Dealer, San Francisco, copies of which will be mailed free to any address. ; m29. LIST OF LETTERS, R= MAINING in the Nevada city Post Office on Monday, Mar. 28. 18°4. All letters remainuing in the Post Office more than one week will be advertised. Persons asking for advertised iectters will please give the date of the advertisement. E. F. BEAN, Postmaster. PRES, qucits beiore a Justice of thie Peace. It siiall al80 Le his duty to make vut and keep a register of the names-and places of business, of suc perordinance together with the number and amount ofeach license. : Sec. 12. In case any person changes his place of business, or in case he couveys his business to another. the party so purchasing or remioving shall immediately call on the Mershal and have the registry changed, aud neglect or refusal to comply with this seetionshal be punishable by fine double the amount of the license ior the eurrent quarter. = dee. 13. All ordinances_heretofore passed regulating the issueof licenses are 1epealed. Passed March 2], 64. JONA.C ,AKK, Pres. b. 8. Baker. Clerk. A Card. Nevada, March ist, 1864. rg,HE undersigned agent for the **Fiorence “i Sewing Machine Co; takes-pleasure in announcing to those in Want, that he now has sueb arrangements with the General Agent for the Pacific coast, at San Francisco. that he can fur nish at short notice, any kind machine wanted. _The price ranges from 865 00 to $145 00. A specimen can be seen at my residence, No. 85 Main street. For circulars or samples of sewing, apply to or address . GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent. At WEAVER & Company’s store, No. 59 Broad street. Nevada City. ml-tf re Brown’s. Bronchial Troches. “I have. névér Changed my mind respecting them from the first, excepting to think yet bet. ter of that whic: I began thinking well of ”’ Rev. HENRY WARD BEECHER. “The Troches are a staff of life to me.” Pror EnwWArD NorTH, President Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y. ‘*Too favorably known to need commendation. Hon. CuHas. A. PHELPS, : vere Pres. Mass, Senate. . “Contain no opium ner anything injurious.” Dr. A. A, HAYES, Chemist, Boston. **An elegant combition for cougtis.” a” _.Dr. G. F. BIGELow, Roston, “1 recommefid their use t» Public Speakers.” Rev. E. H. CHAPiN. ‘*Most salutary relief in Bronchitis.” REV. 8S. SKIGFRIED. Morristown, Ohio. “Very oeneficial when suffcring from colds ”’ . Rev.8. J. Pi ANDERSON, St. Logis. . ‘Almost instant clief in the distressing labor of breathing peeatiar to Asthma.’* Rev. A. G. EGGLEsTon, New York. “They have suited my case exactly, relieving my threatso that £ could sing with ease.” Choristcr French Paris Ghurch, Mon'‘real. As there are imitations, be sure fo obtain the genuine. Agents for California, REDINGTON & Co. San Francisco, . m14-Im Cigar. Tebacco, Fruit and VARIETY STORK. ' sO da Tiwy Come within the provisions of this] ” TDucharme, * : Nevada, Feb. 9th. SAMUEL LEWIS, Successor to Lewis Bros, IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &¢, _ At the old stand— Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. ys now yeoey to supply his former patrons and the publié generally with all goods in his tine as. heretofore at : San Francisco Prices! Thankful for past patronage, he respectfully olicits a continuance. meh. -tf J. M. LEVEY, Commercial Street, A few doors below the Daily Transcript Office. Nevada, Nov. 19th “THOMAS STARR KING, iat to gratify the numerous friends of the _ Rev. Thomas Starr King, We have published a beautiful i Oval Lithographic Likeness! Of the deceased, suitable for framing with a fec . simile of his signature to his last wil) and testament, written five minutes before his death It is a work of art and executed by Nahi Brothers. Price $%. Size about 18x23, . A liberal discount made to the trade. Addrers, a. A. Rosenfield, ml0Jm> No 602 Montgomery St. San Francisco.’ E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace, Os at the Old Place, on Broad ! Street, , : ine Nevada, Dec. Sth—3m 1 ‘“WILD PICEON.’? _ Ac STEVENS, rieter. Have ned the “wila PtGham Salent, "tt nevis tendon _ BROAD STREMT, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. Where I will be giad to old castomers and the public gemepall yA good supply of Alen DC King Philander B EUCENE SCOLARI, Alten Ruben Kingebury Joseph :Bartows George N Langley Edwrrd J _., nn. ee, t ‘Banbury Richard ~—-Loveting Geo —(“C*‘YCO nw” Street...... Nevada City. Cook John s Mathis Samuel J ies <a i : PS ON HAND Davie George W seria as ia r K Raisins, Almonds. ieee me, Deek Eli Montgonery John or Nuts, Candies & Fruits, Ende! Chas RA. ALWAYS ON HAND, Greenham Joba ano Mrs Mar x7" If you want a splendid Cigar or a ron . phate seg he article of’ Smoking or Chewing Tobacco, give) asard Oliver eweent Jas M. ; An, ; Hern John Ramco . rntac”sa'gun Spal paconsgel te Henderson A J Trigge Simon or Joba . spectfully solicited. 1. at. 2 Hower Mrs Louisa Watson Sidney 2 E.SCOLARI, _ Keeler Erastus mas 2 doors from Haas & Co. om Pine Si: * se Give me s call atthe oldplace. mb0-av shes Drugeist & Apothecary, . pee t ‘ The Nev TUESDAY cer J: B He will recs work, &c. 2 EEE RESOLUT ‘disastrous fi the Baptist the Congreg house for -p1 Resolved, Congregatio Baptist Chu edifice. ” Resolved, lished in th copy be pr Baptist Chu By order Church, Ne THe Lig Company at #il the equi veEy raf high crown; + brim fasten ‘They have have no dot have an op on parade. patriotic la senting the J. RW —vertisement R. Whitey and well tes become. -co! house of V “business an his name b: _=_an honorab! and as clev our. merch: ‘Whitney & THANKS W. S. Met ofthe Paci city for_an. Union, and at Sacrame THe Na Messrs. Lai hotel on on probable th won under caster, will landlords. how to kee opened att the manage gentlemen ° and we bes Farniture f and a-numl setting itu ! THe WE we have ha has rained,