March 30, 1864 (4 pages)

a “Swi poniical ataie wid Would ds 8 Th City and County Official Press ten up bya few and did not propertly repre. didates hereafter and design by hook or crook party is not only suicidal, but the better ~ between this city and the mines, gays the _. Portland Union, during the. pr ~ bide fair to surpass thet “two lirge as pining foot of Washington etreet clear of 7 * it: . . : ? Bevaila Daily, Branscript . WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR 80. THe Boitine Reso.utTion.The State Convention fately assembled at ‘Bacramento, . a ‘judiciously dispised of the resolution designed to strike nt the men who cleaved outa ticket at San Francisco, that was gotsent th» intelligence and public sentiment of the city, in the easiest possible manner.— There were sone factious spirits in the Con vétition, who would have delighted to push the resolution of Senator Evans through, and among them were some who have been crowded upon their constituents by the adroit mansgement of unscrupulous trick» aters, as well as others who intend to be can~ to win. Itse truly very unsafe for_unwor-} _thy aepirante to force ) themerives . before the people if the people are to be allowed the. privilege of repudiating them for better men. The individuals. who wanted to strike. at all. political independence by the Fesvlution in ~ question felt this, and were intent on~provi=}~ ding agninas a grent drawback totheir aspirationes a a The Convention very properly was nut harmonious on such an issue. The announce. ment from Senator Shafter to the effect that San Francisco claimed the right to regulate . one of about five hours. The stage starte at as & pancake and about . as brown with heat shades, look off wpon quiet valleys in the . ties. Occasionally a little vineyard lies tipare ahnest-unkeown:e) ‘Letter from Senta Cruz. Bawra Cavz, March 12th, 1864. ‘Ed. Daily Transcript: The ride from Santa Clara to this place is a most delightful eleven and reaches Santa Cruz at four Pp. M. The first partof the route, for about twelve miles, is monotonous. The rood is scross a dead level and no variety is presented to the eye except. the frequeat turning at right angles around the’eorners “Of farms, all as flat aa a gvod one ought tobe. ; The scene changes as you approach the Sierra Madre mowntains. New trees and shrube appear. The ascent-is easy and the . views full of agreeable change. You wind along up ravines,enter dark clumps of redwood,then gracefully round a point, see beau tiful vistas through openings in the forest hills, or down steep precipices upon dark streams far below. There is new and then a lumber-burg along the ruad where redwoud for every use ia piled in large quanti‘ped up to the sun, where it is said the finest grapes exhibited at the Santa Clara fairs are produced. L.do_not doubt it. The. soiy . seems to be speemly adapted to the growth of the vine; and frosts on these” mountains —Dinnerishad at a-rustic heaue on a emall green patch of pasture among tbe trees, on the top of the mountains, when the descent is begun with fresh horses on thé Santa Cruz side. apite of all petty bonds sought to be fastened upon her, opened the eyes of even the intro~ docerof the resolution. to. the folly of attempting to bind the giant sity of the Pacific with wisps of straw, San Francisco is loyal to the core. All her aspirations are for the country. Her hopes of the future he in. the glory of the present and future-Union:—A-division of the “wational territory would sap her growth and} prosperity. She cannot be other then true to the great cause of Union and human liberty ifshe would. And while this ie so it is foolishness to say her citizens shall be proscribed as. worse than secessionists, becu use. they claim the rigtit to determine in their own way who may most fitly represent them and their interests in the Legislature of the State or sny other deliberative body. It is true, faction should net be inaugurated in the Union party for tight or trangient causes; but when abuses are otherwise insdperable it is the duty of the people in all odses to right themselves unlese worse evils are sure to result by independent action. We do not countenance balting or pulitical desertion. But the time may come, as it has often come inthe past, when nu other remedy is possible for great wrongs. ‘Yet; tet assay; that while-the condition of the country is as perilous as itis, it shall.not be charged upon us that we seek every cr any opportunity to malign any man who is true to the great. caase We espouse, and who has shown his devotion to the Ucion by his every actand counsel. The disruptionists may be known by their malignity instead of soothing tune téwards members of the party. Thero isa disposition manitested persistent y tu drive men to desperate resorts by constant assaults, It is seen in various phases and places aud is reprehenmble ia the highest degree. The attempt to strike at freedom of pohtical action in San Francisco emanates in the same wilful and perverse spirit. It ia attempted to be sanctified by aloud-mouthed profession of love for the Union, and exalted admiration for Abraham Lincoln. — It is, however, complaiied of on the part of . éome, whether justly or vot, we are not aufficiently versed in the past and present po= litioal etatua of men to say, that too often the charge of faction comes from those who were not formerly friends of the Admin'stration, and is ditected against those who thrust Mr. Lincoln mto public life, and who have stood by him in the thickest of every storm. “when the stoutest hearts beat quick and the boldest held their breath.“ ‘To attempt aforay upon the old bulwarks of a glorious class of the community with one voicedeclare it to be mean a and a nee Tre Ipauo TRADE.—The carr aa apy furmer year iscovered. Although aviyation Company have re and a barge conetantly thie city and the Cascades, the Oregon ora if is ible fot them to keep their wharf Naiure bas provided a long narrow ridge on which the road descends. The old Spanish truil that muleteere followed in days agone in passing te-and from the Missions ol Sinte Claru and Santa Crus, ia still visible in some places, looking like a deep furrow cut in the hard, réeh-like suil of the ridge. It is overgrown in spots with an almost impenetrable iwase of chapparal with which a Htarge portion of the ridge is eotered. Aa. * you descend the mountains on this side, more” and more are seen the signa of extreme fertility and approaching beauties, until a grand. bay bursts into view, friaged with a farming country of exquisite green, and huzy mountains beyond. You dash down through evergreen forests, uctoss clear and bright rivulets, around curves aud into narrow and . long farm-like valleys, all the tine on a fine road flanked with the most charming scenes ry: Birds sit upon old mossy fenees.or in trees and sing se tbey were wont to do in spring-mendows in the days of our boyhood. Their lays are natural idyls, calling up the sweetest charms of country life. We have reached another climate, not dry and feverish asin the interior, but fresh with the aire of the health-giving sea. A mist hangs upon the tops of the hills and drapes the trees half down with a vapory veil: The country spread -out-inevery direction is of fresheat green, for here-the atmosphere is charged with moisture, and the earth bears witness to benignant skies. Santa Cruz ie the loveliest spot on the coast. Ite beautiful scenery, crystal streams, its expansive bay, fertile fields, and climate of eternal spring, to sy nothing of other interests, mark it ae the future Newport of the State, where the heat and dust of summer and the cares of ‘business will be thrown aside fer enjeyment andrecupera~ tions Here flowers bloom all the year.— Here‘are views, aw endless variety, pleasing to the eye. Here is music in the roar of the surf,and health in the breeze. Here is lite without the formalities of cities and hys geine without the aid of doctors. I know of no spot on the coast where one cxn spend a month with more pleasure to himaelf. The pure streams abound in trout. The woods are full of game. The beach in sume places is stocked with mussele and chums, and elsewhere strewn with shells. — There ia bathing in the surf or in the waters of the San Lorenzo, There are drives on tke shore, through romantic glens, or across the uplaud country of farms. There is society in the village or “where none intrudes,” by the sounding ocean. There are walks by beautiful” Bardens, or clamberings through . used wild ‘and wooded scenes fresh from the hands Lat nature, I shall say more of Santa Cruz in my next. Ww. Wm: B. Farwett -has ready for the press a lf of the lite mnenied Col. E: Di Baker. Tre Legislature wid hanes on the 2d of April. sat @ Sreawdennua grown in the open air, at Oakland; appeared io the San Francises . 2 ] Union State Convention did not pass a reso~, lin the matter, it was deemed best to wait . } cised by such incapable-‘men as most of the . Htranebise ty «company -of-Calfornians te} jeconstract works for supplying the city of Tuose Bo.rers.—Althbough the late lution binding San Franessco to a wholesome . party dictation, that body was not afraid to do it. dveed with the object of passing, but Conness having been unexpectedly heard from . till further orders. In the mean time we “Chim the right to denowtite free agency in politics, especially when sought to be exerbusiness citizens of San Fraveiseo are known to-be:--We are in favor of putting the screws to thuse fellows. e -Ispiaw Fiaut ts HuMBOLDT Counry. The Humboldt Times of March 12th, gives an account of a fight between Company A, California Militia, commanded by Lieutenant Gver, which took place on the 2d of March, between Mad river and Redwood creek.— Three Indians and two squaws were killed, when the Indians retredted. Private Wilson, the next day, venturing outside the lines, was killed. The troops were followee last}heard from. —s 4 : CaLivoRNiays th GuayMas.—The Gov. ernment of Sonora, (Mexicu) has granted a Guaymas, on the Gulf of California, with water. The franchise extends to the term of Gfty years, and is on terms bighly favorable te the company. The Call says the stock Will all be taken ia San Francisco, and the enterprise promises to be a large and profit. . able ene.> ‘STUCKTON AMUSEMENTS. —The Indes pendent guys that a coWhiding affair wok THe Pickwicktan Jerr.—Jeff Davis proclitation of thanks to the Confederate er for the patriotic spirit manifested their raeitiatinent: 1a ‘is aptly iilustrated by i eo law of the Confederate Congress conseri: ting then fora second term, and by the order ot General Joe Johnsen, demanding the Second Kentucky Cavalry to re-entist fur the term of five years or be conscripted for that time, and shoating suchof them as reiuard to comply. The Pick wi: kian Davie gave a choice of being shot by the enemy or their friends; and—then. thanks them for. choosing the first wemies of éxecution A CuTtine Reront. — After the younger Me Pitt had made his speech in the House of Commons, Sir Robert Walpole, in a sareastic tone remarked: “I apprehend the young gentleman has not sown all his wild oats.” To which Mr. Pitt rephed in a re-~ joinder: “Age has its privileges, tind youth may have ite faults; but the gentleman affords ample illustration that I still retain food enough for geese to pick at.” = Whose rewardeth evil for good. evil shall not depart from his house Proverbs XVif; ri LIFE INSURANCE ! Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company. of Hartford vee peneenes pacnetsaccen’ Connecticut The best Life Insurance Company in the United States. ; Policies made payable in U. 8. Gold: coin ct m30 JOHN PATTISON, Agent. Telegraph Office, Nevada. For Sale. _— A pair of Fine Horses, good for all kinds of te a For further particulars en of — mUsAay KELSEY. evada, March 30. Picked Up—Adritt. A Brown Horse branded M on rig ht h about 5 years old. Followed MeCue’ —— mto Neva The ape ean have the anian by provin: pny. paying charges. on application to » City Mara Quaaxee NW. 9—An ordimance to protect the City from Fire. The crmetane of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows See. 1. it shall be the duty of the owner, oceupant of every dwelling house, kitchen, storehouse, shop, or othe? buildings in which a stove or stoves are used within the corporate limits of the sty of yor to cofinect ever ‘ be aot 4 4 or Shae the es the first wall or ce’ steve pipe, ue or chine. here said pipe passsing. im such a manner that rer pt ag ea ape miey to extend thirty-six enake ein choad the of owner or iiding within the of the ‘city of Nevada to toncavers oceupatit of every tenan‘ed —, limits of . fength to keep on eect com phy PACIFIC MAIL Doubtless the resolutionwas intro-} aprit fhe place on Main street, Stockton, on Thursday] : . last. Names not given. “8. co. ‘THE # on tee eS ips will be dispat« Taonth of April, 184: DEN. AGE, W. F. Lapidge. Com. 23--ST. LOUIS, W. H. Hudsen, Com’r. rom Folsom street Vi peat. San Francisco, at_.9 clock rf A. M., OR Pisa MA. ‘will be conveyed from Panrma to” dora the Panama Railread Company. from Avpinaal tu New York by the Atlan tie and Paci teamship Company. _ Rates of Fare for Golden Age: First Cabin—Up Halon. .60ee+ eee eos G21. Fit cabin 2 — oneeneemseneee ao 7 Steeragessssrre++ses+ eee ies Fovecceveces sees 70 00 BES, A P. M. 8.Co., = a ecru agent Fe 8.8 ate. LOVERS OF. music. You can can bay for Two DOLLARS those two new popular Mu sic Books called ‘Golden Showers’ and ‘ baer wed Renee by addressing A. KOHLER, Music Deater F paren copies of which will be mailed frce to amy address. ‘ m29 Black Spanish Eggs. Have on tcntwih ater a large supply of Full and If Blood § ag oe ese ety ie. Half blood, 10 ve: freek ton fall I will guarantee all meng LONIS. oods, i — of — unm Went prea! fires Neva da. A Card. * Nevada, March int, 1864. rpxHE undersigned agent for the “Florence . Sewing Machine Co,” takes pleasure in announcing to thone in want, that he now has sueh arrangements with the General Agent for the Pacific coast, at San Wrancisco. that he can furnish at ehortnotice, any. kind machine wanted. to $145.00. A-specimen can be seen at my residence, No. 85 Main street. For circulars or samples of sewing, ns to ‘gr address GEO. A ve . RANI DALL, ar at street. Nevada City. x mi-tf Brown's Brenchial . Troches. “I nave never changed my mind respecting them from the first, excepting to think 7. bet ter of that whiet: 1 thinking well o: REV. HENRY WARD Bree nEe. “The Troches aré a staif of life to me.” Pror Enwarp NorTH, President Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y. ‘Foo favorably known to need commendation. Hon. Cuas. A. PHELPS, . Pres. Mass, Senate. “Contain no opium ner anything injurious.” Die Av As HAYES, GC + An élegaat combition for‘coughs.” Dr. G. F. Brortow; Boston *} recommend their use + » Public speakers. = -Rev. EB. H. CHAPIN. oh ‘+Most salutary reliefin Bronchitis.’ REV. S. SEIGFRIED. ertiteia: ces. “Very aane ficial when suffcring from colds ”’ Rev. 8. J. P. ANDERSON, St. Louis. ‘Almost instant relief in t distressing labor of breathing peculiar to Asthma. Rev. A. G. EGGLESTON, New York: se je “They have suited my case exactly, relieving my throat so that I could sing with ease.’’ TDUCHARME, Chorister French Paris Charch, Mon'real. As there are imitations, be sure to obtain the enuine, Agents for California, RenineTon & €o. San Francisco. mi4im Cigar, T obacce, Fruit.and VARIETY sTORK. ” “EUGENE SCOLARI, Successor to M. Michalsky, On Pine Street...Nevada City. nEP on AND, A plea, Candies, Figs, , Aluionds. AP kinds of N Wan. Candies & Fruits, . ALWAYS ON, HAND, If you want a splendid Cigar or a superb article of Smoking or Ciewing Tobacco, give me a call, New Goods constantly bein received from San Francisco. A portion of public patronage is re. spectfully solicited. E. SCOLARI, m23 2 doors from Haas & Co, on Pine St. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAN Cee The fast and endid steari era CHRYSOPOLIS anid ANTELOPE will leave on alternate days for San Fran cisco, at 20’clock P. M from the foot of Kjstrect Steamer CHRYSOPOLJIS, Chadwick Master willleave on so Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser. will leave on Tuesdays, .Thursdays, and Satu ys. Trae eip and Intermediate Land. s—Every Day. Steamer Touky America, Littleton, Mas ter. and stcamer Swaltow. Summers, Maste ", be oo days for Marysville, a joc Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until farther notice, the steaniers of the Calitips Steam Na jon Com willmake two r week to ited Blut ga this city on esadays and Sevureays atz7 A.M ht gee every of Re Bae tg Md passage 2 rh hbdard ahs a peer company, = orig ‘Globe A. = REDIN Agents W.H.T TYLOR. Sacramento, April [7th— 7th ef z . C)RPINSESE FS s—Reyisedas Or: Amusements. The Trustee of Welty of Nevada, do ordain as follows ; ~~ See ly Any pe any of the game of the eum not five foot ball to disturb the peace i aborhood, or eonviction tmarket leat week: N CITY. B. H: Pearson, Com . Selling Of! GREAT TRIUMPH. crimes SELLING OFF !. P. BANNER, On the Corner of — BROAD AND PINE STREETS, have now Cetermined to sel! their entire Stvek of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, quate, “Bests & Shoes; BOY'S CLOTHING! ’ — with a large stock of fe ’ AtCost prices. “Pareone in-want of any of the-abare nam: -. ed artieles will de well to call-en ue befere — purchasing elaewhere, as we want to close out the ENTIRE STOCK. Thankful to our patrons for former favors ed-to merit their approbation. Pp. BANNER. Nevada, Feb. 9th. % “SAMUEL LEwrts, Successor to Lewis Bros; IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &e. —At the old stand— Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. San Francisco Prices! Thankful for past patronage, he Tepentely olicits a ¢ontinuance. Hf1-tf ‘% ~ Druggist & Apothecary, ; Commercial Street, A few doors below the Daily Transcript Office. Nevada, Nov. 19th THOMAS STARR KINC. } fe roster to gratify the numerous friends of the Rev. Thomas Starr King, We have published a beautiful Oval Lithographic Likeness Of the deceased, suitable for framing with a fac simile Of his signatidfe to his last wil) and teste ment, written five minutes before his death. Ht is a work of art and executed by Nahl Brothers. Price $2. Size about 18x%%. A liberal discount madeto the trade. Addrers, A. Rosenfield, mi0-lm Ne 602 Montgomery St. San Justice of the Peace, OFFICE at the Old Place, on’ Broad Nevada, Dec. Sth—3m ‘“WILD PICEON.”’ * STEVENS, Proprieter. Have snisiedl the ‘(wild Pi . geon eaksen pin spens old stand on ' RROAD STREKT,, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. Whiere I will be glad to see my old oy ea j and the public generally. A good ja As, Liqnora, Larger Beer, cena an Saat: \Give me aeallatthe oldpie Sinn-th (# RUBBER CLOTHING ge we aseure them that etery effort will be m© shy now mente t supply his former patrene : andthe public generally with all goods in his line as-heretofore at WEDSE Sales ” ‘He will re work, &c ‘ DisTr' Hou T. B Tieruey € ruled, and “Pardee ted to ta ane wer, a Hoit judgment argued, 6 ment. J. W. affidavic « ordered t partnerst amend co Court . o'clock A Coxe Some fir .eatimates House, a putting it of Super month wl __They‘iLh We w quit cop) iting thet three tic wind tha Raw. for the f etorm. have ha Februar a -quarte = -— ~ fearn tha ought-to by the m Guards.’ a large s no good: at-any ¢ INSU aware t Co., had day, ard the impc friend **J So we a We und: about a: will be i the mos! States. Hors vertives a horse Gone of jewe open th to lose: thereby Hawn! of this « iff of Li Hor a-pair ¢ tisemet AL aaked b _ prayer. _ ulwaya A >. Ps & E . ‘4 the me ne : . Dru eburch round . pers tl wish th

a “Swi poniical ataie wid Would ds 8 Th City and County Official Press ten up bya few and did not propertly repre. didates hereafter and design by hook or crook party is not only suicidal, but the better ~ between this city and the mines, gays the _. Portland Union, during the. pr ~ bide fair to surpass thet “two lirge as pining foot of Washington etreet clear of 7 * it: . . : ? Bevaila Daily, Branscript . WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR 80. THe Boitine Reso.utTion.The State Convention fately assembled at ‘Bacramento, . a ‘judiciously dispised of the resolution designed to strike nt the men who cleaved outa ticket at San Francisco, that was gotsent th» intelligence and public sentiment of the city, in the easiest possible manner.— There were sone factious spirits in the Con vétition, who would have delighted to push the resolution of Senator Evans through, and among them were some who have been crowded upon their constituents by the adroit mansgement of unscrupulous trick» aters, as well as others who intend to be can~ to win. Itse truly very unsafe for_unwor-} _thy aepirante to force ) themerives . before the people if the people are to be allowed the. privilege of repudiating them for better men. The individuals. who wanted to strike. at all. political independence by the Fesvlution in ~ question felt this, and were intent on~provi=}~ ding agninas a grent drawback totheir aspirationes a a The Convention very properly was nut harmonious on such an issue. The announce. ment from Senator Shafter to the effect that San Francisco claimed the right to regulate . one of about five hours. The stage starte at as & pancake and about . as brown with heat shades, look off wpon quiet valleys in the . ties. Occasionally a little vineyard lies tipare ahnest-unkeown:e) ‘Letter from Senta Cruz. Bawra Cavz, March 12th, 1864. ‘Ed. Daily Transcript: The ride from Santa Clara to this place is a most delightful eleven and reaches Santa Cruz at four Pp. M. The first partof the route, for about twelve miles, is monotonous. The rood is scross a dead level and no variety is presented to the eye except. the frequeat turning at right angles around the’eorners “Of farms, all as flat aa a gvod one ought tobe. ; The scene changes as you approach the Sierra Madre mowntains. New trees and shrube appear. The ascent-is easy and the . views full of agreeable change. You wind along up ravines,enter dark clumps of redwood,then gracefully round a point, see beau tiful vistas through openings in the forest hills, or down steep precipices upon dark streams far below. There is new and then a lumber-burg along the ruad where redwoud for every use ia piled in large quanti‘ped up to the sun, where it is said the finest grapes exhibited at the Santa Clara fairs are produced.. L.do_not doubt it.. The. soiy . seems to be speemly adapted to the growth of the vine; and frosts on these” mountains —Dinnerishad at a-rustic heaue on a emall green patch of pasture among tbe trees, on the top of the mountains, when the descent is begun with fresh horses on thé Santa Cruz side. apite of all petty bonds sought to be fastened upon her, opened the eyes of even the intro~ docerof the resolution. to. the folly of attempting to bind the giant sity of the Pacific with wisps of straw, San Francisco is loyal to the core. All her aspirations are for the country. Her hopes of the future he in. the glory of the present and future-Union:—A-division of the “wational territory would sap her growth and} prosperity. She cannot be other then true to the great cause of Union and human liberty ifshe would. And while this ie so it is foolishness to say her citizens shall be proscribed as. worse than secessionists, becu use. they claim the rigtit to determine in their own way who may most fitly represent them and their interests in the Legislature of the State or sny other deliberative body. It is true, faction should net be inaugurated in the Union party for tight or trangient causes; but when abuses are otherwise insdperable it is the duty of the people in all odses to right themselves unlese worse evils are sure to result by independent action. We do not countenance balting or pulitical desertion. But the time may come, as it has often come inthe past, when nu other remedy is possible for great wrongs. ‘Yet; tet assay; that while-the condition of the country is as perilous as itis, it shall.not be charged upon us that we seek every cr any opportunity to malign any man who is true to the great. caase We espouse, and who has shown his devotion to the Ucion by his every actand counsel. The disruptionists may be known by their malignity instead of soothing tune téwards members of the party. Thero isa disposition manitested persistent y tu drive men to desperate resorts by constant assaults, It is seen in various phases and places aud is reprehenmble ia the highest degree. The attempt to strike at freedom of pohtical action in San Francisco emanates in the same wilful and perverse spirit. It ia attempted to be sanctified by aloud-mouthed profession of love for the Union, and exalted admiration for Abraham Lincoln. — It is, however, complaiied of on the part of . éome, whether justly or vot, we are not aufficiently versed in the past and present po= litioal etatua of men to say, that too often the charge of faction comes from those who were not formerly friends of the Admin'stration, and is ditected against those who thrust Mr. Lincoln mto public life, and who have stood by him in the thickest of every storm. “when the stoutest hearts beat quick and the boldest held their breath.“ ‘To attempt aforay upon the old bulwarks of a glorious class of the community with one voicedeclare it to be mean a and a nee Tre Ipauo TRADE.—The carr aa apy furmer year iscovered. Although aviyation Company have re and a barge conetantly thie city and the Cascades, the Oregon ora if is ible fot them to keep their wharf Naiure bas provided a long narrow ridge on which the road descends. The old Spanish truil that muleteere followed in days agone in passing te-and from the Missions ol Sinte Claru and Santa Crus, ia still visible in some places, looking like a deep furrow cut in the hard, réeh-like suil of the ridge. It is overgrown in spots with an almost impenetrable iwase of chapparal with which a Htarge portion of the ridge is eotered. Aa. * you descend the mountains on this side, more” and more are seen the signa of extreme fertility and approaching beauties, until a grand. bay bursts into view, friaged with a farming country of exquisite green, and huzy mountains beyond. You dash down through evergreen forests, uctoss clear and bright rivulets, around curves aud into narrow and . long farm-like valleys, all the tine on a fine road flanked with the most charming scenes ry: Birds sit upon old mossy fenees.or in trees and sing se tbey were wont to do in spring-mendows in the days of our boyhood. Their lays are natural idyls, calling up the sweetest charms of country life. We have reached another climate, not dry and feverish asin the interior, but fresh with the aire of the health-giving sea. A mist hangs upon the tops of the hills and drapes the trees half down with a vapory veil: The country spread -out-inevery direction is of fresheat green, for here-the atmosphere is charged with moisture, and the earth bears witness to benignant skies. Santa Cruz ie the loveliest spot on the coast. Ite beautiful scenery, crystal streams, its expansive bay, fertile fields, and climate of eternal spring, to sy nothing of other interests, mark it ae the future Newport of the State, where the heat and dust of summer and the cares of ‘business will be thrown aside fer enjeyment andrecupera~ tions Here flowers bloom all the year.— Here‘are views, aw endless variety, pleasing to the eye. Here is music in the roar of the surf,and health in the breeze. Here is lite without the formalities of cities and hys geine without the aid of doctors. I know of no spot on the coast where one cxn spend a month with more pleasure to himaelf. The pure streams abound in trout. The woods are full of game. The beach in sume places is stocked with mussele and chums, and elsewhere strewn with shells. — There ia bathing in the surf or in the waters of the San Lorenzo, There are drives on tke shore, through romantic glens, or across the uplaud country of farms. There is society in the village or “where none intrudes,” by the sounding ocean. There are walks by beautiful” Bardens, or clamberings through . used wild ‘and wooded scenes fresh from the hands Lat nature, I shall say more of Santa Cruz in my next. Ww. Wm: B. Farwett -has ready for the press a lf of the lite mnenied Col. E: Di Baker. Tre Legislature wid hanes on the 2d of April. sat @ Sreawdennua grown in the open air, at Oakland; appeared io the San Francises . 2 ] Union State Convention did not pass a reso~, lin the matter, it was deemed best to wait . } cised by such incapable-‘men as most of the . Htranebise ty «company -of-Calfornians te} jeconstract works for supplying the city of Tuose Bo.rers.—Althbough the late lution binding San Franessco to a wholesome . party dictation, that body was not afraid to do it. dveed with the object of passing, but Conness having been unexpectedly heard from . till further orders. In the mean time we “Chim the right to denowtite free agency in politics, especially when sought to be exerbusiness citizens of San Fraveiseo are known to-be:--We are in favor of putting the screws to thuse fellows. e -Ispiaw Fiaut ts HuMBOLDT Counry. The Humboldt Times of March 12th, gives an account of a fight between Company A, California Militia, commanded by Lieutenant Gver, which took place on the 2d of March, between Mad river and Redwood creek.— Three Indians and two squaws were killed, when the Indians retredted. Private Wilson, the next day, venturing outside the lines, was killed. The troops were followee last}heard from. —s 4 : CaLivoRNiays th GuayMas.—The Gov. ernment of Sonora, (Mexicu) has granted a Guaymas, on the Gulf of California, with water. The franchise extends to the term of Gfty years, and is on terms bighly favorable te the company. The Call says the stock Will all be taken ia San Francisco, and the enterprise promises to be a large and profit. . able ene.> ‘STUCKTON AMUSEMENTS. —The Indes pendent guys that a coWhiding affair wok THe Pickwicktan Jerr.—Jeff Davis proclitation of thanks to the Confederate er for the patriotic spirit manifested their raeitiatinent: 1a ‘is aptly iilustrated by i eo law of the Confederate Congress conseri: ting then fora second term, and by the order ot General Joe Johnsen, demanding the Second Kentucky Cavalry to re-entist fur the term of five years or be conscripted for that time, and shoating suchof them as reiuard to comply. The Pick wi: kian Davie gave a choice of being shot by the enemy or their friends; and—then. thanks them for. choosing the first wemies of éxecution A CuTtine Reront. — After the younger Me Pitt had made his speech in the House of Commons, Sir Robert Walpole, in a sareastic tone remarked: “I apprehend the young gentleman has not sown all his wild oats.” To which Mr. Pitt rephed in a re-~ joinder: “Age has its privileges, tind youth may have ite faults; but the gentleman affords ample illustration that I still retain food enough for geese to pick at.” = Whose rewardeth evil for good. evil shall not depart from his house Proverbs XVif; ri LIFE INSURANCE ! Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company. of Hartford vee peneenes pacnetsaccen’ Connecticut The best Life Insurance Company in the United States. ; Policies made payable in U. 8. Gold: coin ct m30 JOHN PATTISON, Agent. Telegraph Office, Nevada. For Sale. _— A pair of Fine Horses, good for all kinds of te a For further particulars en of — mUsAay KELSEY. evada, March 30. Picked Up—Adritt. A Brown Horse branded M on rig ht h about 5 years old. Followed MeCue’ —— mto Neva The ape ean have the anian by provin: pny. paying charges. on application to » City Mara Quaaxee NW. 9—An ordimance to protect the City from Fire. The crmetane of the city of Nevada do ordain as follows See. 1. it shall be the duty of the owner, oceupant of every dwelling house, kitchen, storehouse, shop, or othe? buildings in which a stove or stoves are used within the corporate limits of the sty of yor to cofinect ever ‘ be aot 4 4 or Shae the es the first wall or ce’ steve pipe, ue or chine. here said pipe passsing. im such a manner that rer pt ag ea ape miey to extend thirty-six enake ein choad the of owner or iiding within the of the ‘city of Nevada to toncavers oceupatit of every tenan‘ed —, limits of . fength to keep on eect com phy PACIFIC MAIL Doubtless the resolutionwas intro-} aprit fhe place on Main street, Stockton, on Thursday] : . last. Names not given. “8. co. ‘THE # on tee eS ips will be dispat« Taonth of April, 184: DEN. AGE, W. F. Lapidge. Com.

23--ST. LOUIS, W. H. Hudsen, Com’r. rom Folsom street Vi peat. San Francisco, at_.9 clock rf A. M., OR Pisa MA. ‘will be conveyed from Panrma to” dora the Panama Railread Company. from Avpinaal tu New York by the Atlan tie and Paci teamship Company. _ Rates of Fare for Golden Age: First Cabin—Up Halon. .60ee+ eee eos G21. Fit cabin 2 — oneeneemseneee ao 7 Steeragessssrre++ses+ eee ies Fovecceveces sees 70 00 BES, A P. M. 8.Co., = a ecru agent Fe 8.8 ate. LOVERS OF. music. You can can bay for Two DOLLARS those two new popular Mu sic Books called ‘Golden Showers’ and ‘ baer wed Renee by addressing A. KOHLER, Music Deater F paren copies of which will be mailed frce to amy address. ‘ m29 Black Spanish Eggs. Have on tcntwih ater a large supply of Full and If Blood § ag oe ese ety ie. Half blood, 10 ve: freek ton fall I will guarantee all meng LONIS. oods, i — of — unm Went prea! fires Neva da. A Card. * Nevada, March int, 1864. rpxHE undersigned agent for the “Florence . Sewing Machine Co,” takes pleasure in announcing to thone in want, that he now has sueh arrangements with the General Agent for the Pacific coast, at San Wrancisco. that he can furnish at ehortnotice, any. kind machine wanted. to $145.00.. A-specimen can be seen at my residence, No. 85 Main street. For circulars or samples of sewing, ns to ‘gr address GEO. A ve . RANI DALL, ar at street. Nevada City. x mi-tf Brown's Brenchial . Troches. “I nave never changed my mind respecting them from the first, excepting to think 7. bet ter of that whiet: 1 thinking well o: REV. HENRY WARD Bree nEe. “The Troches aré a staif of life to me.” Pror Enwarp NorTH, President Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y. ‘Foo favorably known to need commendation. Hon. Cuas. A. PHELPS, . Pres. Mass, Senate. “Contain no opium ner anything injurious.” Die Av As HAYES, GC + An élegaat combition for‘coughs.” Dr. G. F. Brortow; Boston *} recommend their use + » Public speakers. = -Rev. EB. H. CHAPIN. oh ‘+Most salutary reliefin Bronchitis.’ REV. S. SEIGFRIED. ertiteia: ces. “Very aane ficial when suffcring from colds ”’ Rev. 8. J. P. ANDERSON, St. Louis. ‘Almost instant relief in t distressing labor of breathing peculiar to Asthma. Rev. A. G. EGGLESTON, New York: se je “They have suited my case exactly, relieving my throat so that I could sing with ease.’’ TDUCHARME, Chorister French Paris Charch, Mon'real. As there are imitations, be sure to obtain the enuine, Agents for California, RenineTon & €o. San Francisco. mi4im Cigar, T obacce, Fruit.and VARIETY sTORK. ” “EUGENE SCOLARI, Successor to M. Michalsky, On Pine Street......Nevada City. nEP on AND, A plea, Candies, Figs, , Aluionds. AP kinds of N Wan. Candies & Fruits, . ALWAYS ON, HAND, If you want a splendid Cigar or a superb article of Smoking or Ciewing Tobacco, give me a call, New Goods constantly bein received from San Francisco. A portion of public patronage is re. spectfully solicited. E. SCOLARI, m23 2 doors from Haas & Co, on Pine St. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAN Cee The fast and endid steari era CHRYSOPOLIS anid ANTELOPE will leave on alternate days for San Fran cisco, at 20’clock P. M from the foot of Kjstrect Steamer CHRYSOPOLJIS, Chadwick Master willleave on so Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser. will leave on Tuesdays, .Thursdays, and Satu ys. Trae eip and Intermediate Land. s—Every Day. Steamer Touky America, Littleton, Mas ter. and stcamer Swaltow. Summers, Maste ", be oo days for Marysville, a joc Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until farther notice, the steaniers of the Calitips Steam Na jon Com willmake two r week to ited Blut ga this city on esadays and Sevureays atz7 A.M ht gee every of Re Bae tg Md passage 2 rh hbdard ahs a peer company, = orig ‘Globe A. = REDIN Agents W.H.T TYLOR. Sacramento, April [7th— 7th ef z . C)RPINSESE FS s—Reyisedas Or: Amusements. The Trustee of Welty of Nevada, do ordain as follows ; ~~ See ly Any pe any of the game of the eum not five foot ball to disturb the peace i aborhood, or eonviction tmarket leat week: N CITY. B. H: Pearson, Com . Selling Of! GREAT TRIUMPH. crimes SELLING OFF !. P. BANNER, On the Corner of — BROAD AND PINE STREETS, have now Cetermined to sel! their entire Stvek of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, quate, “Bests & Shoes; BOY'S CLOTHING! ’ — with a large stock of fe ’ AtCost prices. “Pareone in-want of any of the-abare nam: -. ed artieles will de well to call-en ue befere — purchasing elaewhere, as we want to close out the ENTIRE STOCK. Thankful to our patrons for former favors ed-to merit their approbation. Pp. BANNER. Nevada, Feb. 9th. % “SAMUEL LEwrts, Successor to Lewis Bros; IMPORTER OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &e. —At the old stand— Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada. San Francisco Prices! Thankful for past patronage, he Tepentely olicits a ¢ontinuance. Hf1-tf ‘% ~ Druggist & Apothecary, ; Commercial Street, A few doors below the Daily Transcript Office. Nevada, Nov. 19th THOMAS STARR KINC. } fe roster to gratify the numerous friends of the Rev. Thomas Starr King, We have published a beautiful Oval Lithographic Likeness Of the deceased, suitable for framing with a fac simile Of his signatidfe to his last wil) and teste ment, written five minutes before his death. Ht is a work of art and executed by Nahl Brothers. Price $2. Size about 18x%%. A liberal discount madeto the trade. Addrers, A. Rosenfield, mi0-lm Ne 602 Montgomery St. San Justice of the Peace, OFFICE at the Old Place, on’ Broad Nevada, Dec. Sth—3m ‘“WILD PICEON.”’ * STEVENS, Proprieter. Have snisiedl the ‘(wild Pi . geon eaksen pin spens old stand on ' RROAD STREKT,, Near the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada. Whiere I will be glad to see my old oy ea j and the public generally. A good ja As, Liqnora, Larger Beer, cena an Saat: \Give me aeallatthe oldpie Sinn-th (# RUBBER CLOTHING ge we aseure them that etery effort will be m© shy now mente t supply his former patrene : andthe public generally with all goods in his line as-heretofore at WEDSE Sales ” ‘He will re work, &c ‘ DisTr' Hou T. B Tieruey € ruled, and “Pardee ted to ta ane wer, a Hoit judgment argued, 6 ment. J. W. affidavic « ordered t partnerst amend co Court . o'clock A Coxe Some fir .eatimates House, a putting it of Super month wl __They‘iLh We w quit cop) iting thet three tic wind tha Raw. for the f etorm. have ha Februar a -quarte = -— ~ fearn tha ought-to by the m Guards.’ a large s no good: at-any ¢ INSU aware t Co., had day, ard the impc friend **J So we a We und: about a: will be i the mos! States. Hors vertives a horse Gone of jewe open th to lose: thereby Hawn! of this « iff of Li Hor a-pair ¢ tisemet AL aaked b _ prayer. _ ulwaya A >. Ps & E . ‘4 the me ne : . Dru eburch round . pers tl wish th