March 4, 1864 (4 pages)

Rerdrt.—Tuesday, March Ist, 10 o'clock '\ @RIDAY MORGING, mak. Ath, City and County Official Pross ____ East éas News.—The Senate confirmed Wm. Orr, as Assessor of Internal Revenue . for the Third District, California, and Alfred Briggs, Collector for the Fourth Disttiet.— The House voted to adjourn March Stet.— — Liverpool advices say. the Florida escaped apprised of the escape of the Florout to sea the same evening. The rest is considerably excited over thin fresh. at to Vessels now onthe Atlantic. A speci ispatch to the Tribune, “ftaay, Washington of the tat, anys: Informa. tion from headquarters of.the Army of the Potomac, would seem that wick was on tho extreme left of the enemy, to-engage hi, attention and divert his vigilance from the Repidan fords, Kilpatrick seized this advan-. ©, crossed the river, and proceeded to make a rapid detour to the southwest of the enemy's positions around Orange Court Housy and Gordonsville, and the extreme right of Sedgwick via Madison Cuurt House ‘and “Stannardevillé, Custer’s long line. of _eavalry dashed rapidly through Madison Court House before daylight Sunday’ .orning. It is.reasonably supposed by the Trix ' bine’s special currespundent, who left the -Ceurt House at noun, that Coster had ened the enemy at 1 o'clock, for heavy cann@pading was heard at that hour in the direc” tion, of Orange Court House, which contin~ ued till durk. News from Madison’ Court House, dated at noon,. Monday; says Sedg-wick's eorps marehed at sunrise on Saturday with four days rations and bivouacked at night seven: miles beyond Culpepper, and reached Russell's Ford, on Robinson's River, Sunday — fogeoneon, where most of the corps bivouncked kestablished his headquarters, Talbot's brigade pushed on to’ Madison Court House, with cavalry under Capt. Caflin, and the first division of the third corps came up to support the sixth, Sunday night at. 1 “@elock. On Monday morning, Coster’s cav= algy, and horse artillery marched out of town to the Rupidin, which was crossed at Baraett's. Later: news from the front inci. cates that a batte tiok place at Stannardaville, between Coster’s cavalry and the rebel -infantry.Rumors place Kilpatrick's caval: . ry about 25 miles from Richmond, We are in possession of Spottsylvania Court House and Madison Court House, A serious drawback has occurred—the watera of the Rapidan having risen six feet over the level. A special dispatch to theTimes, under date of the let, says: ‘The latest information from _ the, Army of the Putomac is te 9 o'clock . this moroing. Heavy musketry firing war heard early this morning at the extreme right, ia the direction of Stannardville, where it is aupposed Coster’a Cavalry is engaging the rebels. Mudison Court House, aa well as Spotteylvania Court House are in our possession. Lee evinces a disposition to} avoid ‘a battle by keeping behind his intrenchments. ———~Werld, from Washington, soys: Kilpatrick, witha large force of cavalry and mounted infantry, started three days since for Rich“mond. to leave his intrenchmente at Mine Run and march to its defense. The rapid retreat of Longstreet to Richthond is explained by this mevemnent, It is rumored that Kilpatrick will have the co-operation of a large force advancing up the Boninowls, AT a donation party rty Peonatly shen at San ” Jose, Mr. Dryden was the recipient of about two hundred doflara, Eo Tue Chicago Sunitury Fair realized $75,000;.that at Boston about $130,000, and the Ciucinnati Fair ie expected to produce $300,000. Some of the commercial papers at the Bay are prophesying high prices for grain —~next summer on account of the dry winter. Tue Legielature has now been in sessivan S4.days. “It haw 36 days more re spend acconging t0 low. ‘Tuey bees'tun hote's in iat: but not @ man can be found with nerve enough to at re Nevada things, but they can’t keep a hutel.— Bee, Bah! old smarty, you're wrong os usual. W'll bet cur tat, that io first clase hotels and landlords who kuew how to keep thew. . wean beat Sacramento, Swialey included.! J.°S,. Twwpau : Brest under adense fog. The Kersoge, A special dispatch to the. Hopes are entertained of capturing thet.city by a coup de main, and compel Lee fewt of playing landruad im-either people can do miny Board, Jos, Worrell and 8. D. Bosworth. township affairs in the settlement thereof, pursuant to the Act apes the recent township law. : ~In the matter of the affairs of Bloomfield township. The Board having duly examined the reports of the severul township officers of snidtownship, ordered that they be epprove. ed and. placed on file, together with all bouks of said township submitted to thie Board.ment roll be passed ‘over tu the District Attorney and that he be instructed to proceed to the eollection of the taxes therein assessed. In the matter of the official bonds of James Marriott, J. P. and J. M. Bush, Constable. The Board having duly examined the officivl bonds of James Marriott, Justice of the Peace and J. M. Bushs Cocetuble, of Bluomfield township, snd having found them sate factory, ordered that suid bunds be and are hereby approved. ‘township were duly examined and the Audisame, payable om of we township re of said townsh J. W. Davidson as + township Assessor, $106 00. Levi Ayres ns Inspector ¢ ol Election, $3 00, . Gs MeDonald us Judgo of Election, $3-00. . A. G. Dennett as Road Ove raver, $404 83. Io the matter of the affurs of Washington township. The bouke of township Clerk and TrusSeo be:-correct, ordered that they be approved and placed on file. The report of township . Collector is algo approved with this qualitica tion. The moneys paid over to the township Treasurer are correct, but the Doard find that said Collector has fuiled to mark paid’ on many of the assesaments, showing adiscreponcy between his repor: and stubbs of $206. Ordered that said asseasinent reli be passed over to the District Atturney and he beinstructed te proceed to the collection . of che sume, the Board having examined the accounts and demands against Washington township and approved some of the sume, ordered that the Anditor draw hia ‘Wartante for the folluwing billa: W. P. Junes as township Trustee, $39 00. D. H. Mosely a6 township Trustee, $1500. Chas. Steinwitz as township trustee, $39. J. 8. Holbrook, for services as Justice of the Peace, $12 00. J.C. Enston for services as Road Overseer, $33 75, Ed. Pierce, for services as Road Overseer, $27 50. ~R._Dillon, for — furnished-towns ‘ship, B22 00. R. Dillon, for services as townsbip Clerk, $45 25. In the matter of the official bonds of Jus-~ and Ready, Little York, Washington and Eureka townships. The-Justices of the Peace of Rough ond Ready, Little York, Washington and Eureka.townships, having failedto-file their official bunds with the county Clerk, us required by the Act repealing the township law, ordered that the Clerk notity said towns ship officers that if their bonda ure avt filed as by law required, before the 16th day of March, 1864, their respective offices will be declared vacant. Iu the matter of the report of Hi Svuberts, Road Overseer of district No. Gross Valley township. Henry Roberts, Road Overseer of distrtct No, 8, under tye township law, having submitted his report, and the same being corréct and satistuctury,-orvered that the Auditor draw his warrant on ‘the Road Fund iatavor of said Henry Roberta tor $29 LO. Iu the matter of the application ot J, N. Turver for relief, on account uf licenses lost by fire. . It appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Bourd, from the affidavit of J. N. Turner, collector of Nevada county, that the following licenses, tu wit: third claes liquor licenses of the value of $15 00, -3—tenth+ cluas_ werehunt’s licenses of the value of $7 50, and 2 uinth cluss merchant's hoenses vf the value of $11 25, each, amounting in all to. $120 00, wrre destroyed by fire on the 8ih of November last, while in his posseseion, it is therefore ordered that the Auditor credit sad-J. N. Turner with the abuve licenses as though returned b id Collector. 7” i ‘Mareh 2d.—Examined and approved re« district No. 4, official bonda of county o James Collins, Treasurer, Gea. B. Me Kee, Assessor, ‘I. T, Davenport, Collector, Thos. P. Hawley, District Attorney, Chas. Kent, Sherdf, R. H. Parqubar, Clerk, Ger. 4 ry Morgan, Recorder and ex officio Auditor. reee@ra; Road Ove => —— 18, M. P: Tewpava for *% no BOARD ip gy a aaa oy A.M. Pregent, P. B. Jefferia, President of The Board continued the consideration of a iad Further ordered that the township ussese. . The following demands aguinet Bloomfivld . tor ordered to draw his warrants for the. , -ters-having, after die examination. found to} Z Dipononiom . In the matter of accounts of Washington, . tices of the Peace and -Censtables of Rough-. -—— port of G. A. Cooper road uverscer of Examined and sppreved the: following . Hatch for district 10, Wesle Sha diatriet 12, G. Fo Coo or aeeret a. Stephen Winans for district 12, Edward Pierce “ district 17, Be Be Mason for dietrict 16, E. Robbins for district 8, A. G. Dennett me district 14. It. ap paren to the satisfaction of the. Board that the following warrants have re~ mained inthe bands of the Auditor fur more ethan one year uncalled for, ‘therefore the same arehereby cancelled as provided for by law. Mathew Brown, on Road Fund, gas Geo. H. Rodgers on Road Fund, . The following bills = allowed against 1 the county, of Nee Special Fund— "6. Bradley, for servi~ Cee ne COU : Surveyor, $10 Ov. Byrne & Co., for printing notices, $14. H. 8. Bradley, for W. L. Balawin as school marshal, $16 00. John Pattison, fur telegraphing, $17 00 Geo, M. Hugbes,for carpenter work dupe, $102 37. Gener Fund—Milt. Combs, services as Constable, $40. FF. Dinglry, for services as grand juror, $20. Chas. Marsh, services as trial juror, $92. Round Fund—G. A. Coo for services as road © overager, Dut. No. 4, Ze A cara. Nevada, March 1st, 1864. HE ua eveigued agent for the *-Florence Sewing Machine Co,’’ takea pleasure in announcing to those in want, that he now has such . Pactfic coast; at Han Francises. that he can fur: nish at. short notice, any kind machine wanted. & . The price ranges from $65 00 to $145 00. A apecimen can be scem at my residence, No. 85 Main street. For circulars or samples of sewing,.apply to or addrese —‘ GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent. . At WEAVER & Company’s store, No. 59 Broad atreet. Nevada City. m1-tf Sihewhnieabetnns-= “In this city, yesterday, ABRAWAM E., son-of George K, and ‘Waty Farqubar, aged 18 months, The funeral will take place from their resi = 0 hava Friends — scqualstanoes are . . —_ OF PARTNI he copartuership existing under the name ‘of Davenport & Co, has re esolved by tual consent. T. DAVENPORT. 5: Be RICHMOND. ~ Nevada, March 34, 1864. J. I. CALDWELL, Attermey and Counselor at Law, e C Office on Broad street, in Fire-proof Building, opposite Speace’s Drug Store. ““wiLb PIGEO N.? A: STEVENS, Proprietor. Have again opened the “Wild Pi geon Saleen,” at the old stand on RROAD STREKT, Near’ the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada: Where Iwill be glad to see my old customers and the public generally. A good mupply o Wines, Ales, Liquors, Larger Boer, CIGARS, ete, etc. Always Kept on Hand-” Give me a call at the old place. mh2-3m MINER’S HOTEL AND. RESTAURANT. . EF. STUMP EF, Proprietor. The above Hotel is now mee senaleted and ready to acrcommodat number of ne with Boerd a Lodging. ia house has now the beat French cook in the State. The table_will be supplied with everything the market affords. The ing De comfortable. Board as cheap as at any other place in the mountains. The Bar is always supplied with Wines. Ales, Liquors and Cigars English, Fregeh and German spoken at ‘this house. mh3-3m FP. STUMPF. Cahfo) nia Cared Bacon Hams, "SHOULDERS AND LARD. ‘H&E subscribers be be leave tecall ine . paneer of TRADE: to a superior article of Bacon, Hams, Shoulders and Lard, In cana, el manufactured them from choice Cerm Fed Hogs, at nels’ establishment on po be Road between Grass voaew and Nevada mile from place. hand a large lot of : . ee . @arefally Selected Hogs, Zoey. sxe coubied te oftie te the Trade of Nevada, al surrounding towns, 3 v¢ choice of the above kinds, waruamben sweet, and on nano We DAVIS & Ot Nevada, March3d. — . Dissolution Notice. OT ICH is herebd > given. that the ae nk 8. hip Mba typ Weber. on yg a 2 Oo. ta pa, thle do Senet by matual conscnt. “A pre requested to settle thelr nesounte wi widslep. as cerett T og Vien Ley A ‘the L — You Bet, March 2d. a Wet — prec ce alierOne” Lan EIA wet ee a RENN Pn URANO eng ~ > arrangements with the General Agent for the . dence , on Sacramento street, this moruing at . partment contains everything to make travelers . "1a GREAT TRIUMPH. Selling Of! = SELLING OFF! “'~.BANNER, On the Corner of ser BROAD AND PINE STREETS, "ave now det erminad to sel! their entire Stuck of Clothing, . Furnishing Goods; Hats, BOY'S CLOTHING! Together with a large stock of AtCostprices ed articles will do well, te call on us before vut the ENTIRE STOCK. Thankful to our patrons: for former favors we assure them that every effort willbe used to merit their approbation. _ Nevada, Feb. 9th. rections, AsTHMA, HoARSENESs, CoveHs, Caups, and Irritation or Soreaess of the Throat. Public Speakers and Vocalists Will findthem beneficial in clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs, having a peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. agen for California, REDINGTON & Co., San Francisco. : SOCIAL BALL. A GRAND SOCIAL BALL Will be given at the On the 17th of of March, 1864, JOHN SHAE, jini a tabiatia Floor amass. S. L. Blackwell. o N. B. Parazette. For Sale le or Bent. THE ‘gabseriber about to leave i t Washoe. The gy is furnished with cure: “1 thing necessary on the Hotel Quclness It will be meen A Aig on reasonable terms, if applied for Jmmediately. For further particure eur m the prevaises, or of A. ISOAKD, Nevada MARIUS BREMOND. Aleo, a p goed aeons Table, marble bed. Lake City, Feb. 25th For Sale. A Splendid Water’ Wheel, 30 feet in diameter, with segment, flanges, &c,&c for » . sale cheap. further van enquire at the Freach 1. Little Creek, or at the Nevada Foandry. Nevada, March “9 —im SAMUEL LEWIS, Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF ' CIGARS AND ToBacco, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. —At the old stand— and Fine — Movpta:-s —spautle ge er San veatidiens Prices ! Falleoeees oo mt grag i he reepectfulty py Grace Valley youd, near thi will be Boots & Shoes, [RUBBER CLOTHING 4} . © Persons in. wart of any of the above nam. { purchasing elaewhere, ae we want to close, P. BANNER. . TO CLOSE BUSINESS. . Brown's Bronchial Troches. esteemed recipe for alleviating SRONCHIAL APF. "1d. RLEAN'S HOTEL, ‘Lake City, offers ‘his Hotel and . egg Ne! sale or to rent. It is a pleasan . one drwnl ow Hotel is deing a Tena teak ess being at one of the stations ofthe « 8 Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad . by : = The undersigned begs leave to inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the _ public in general that he has opened his New Dry Goods Store, At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sta., Where he will constantly keep on hand the finest assortment of Silks, Merinos, and all kinds « of Dress Goods, — Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, Also 2 full assortment of Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &e. &e. : The patronage of th yale is respectfally solicited. A. COLDSMITH, At the late stand of Rates & McCormick. . DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Coruer of Broad and Pine Streeta ane cy I would inform my friends and all wishing my services that Iam prepared to attend those favoring with acall, atany hour. exposure of the-nerve—-will be filled. causing pain. ‘it will warrant all Work Done at this office, to be performe in a more skillful manner, and better satisfaction given than elsewhere in “this. ees baeapectel pe no charge will be made. g fey andto suitthe times. I am permanently located-in this city: Residence on Sacramentea street, 3d house — Temperance Hall. ° SELLING OFF! ‘SELLING ‘OFF Y 8. es “Wo that they will sell their extensive Steck of + Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots & Shoes, And other articles {oo numerous to mention, At First Cost. All those who want te secure Will do well to call on us immediately, ae we are determined to sell our stock of Goods within a very short time. RETAIL DEALERS! In our Hne will do. well to e¢all and examine our steck of Goods as we will offer them great indacements. ‘ Alt ns nno themselves wots cut pices madiiaeien ae Antelope Restanrant and Bakery. Broad Street, Nevada. ALEXANDER CAULT, Rms: tothe oid Hay New Dry Goods Store: . Embroidery, Trimmings andme TEETH after having become sensitive by .9---_ without Hats & Caps, Blankets, Annee ce J. B.G He will rece:y work, &c.-and ATLL EDN LES Tne Wea. it rained quite and then celen was frozen on the peach cru and Alpha we was six--or 6 morning. . RUNAWAY. wagon attac! yesterday, fro cial street.‘ Pine, down bridge, and — somewhere o Bic. Cabs ever saw, Wi yestetday aft. ent from Tho **Blaze”’ bas . meat market. We under and Dan. Hu leased the N Jiard saloon. style, ir H.W ed in the fur some time, h and designs . the East. Miver’s . Hotel aud B and be is pre with board his advertise Pauxs¥L ing has been ‘Resonve No. 2; belies Fire Depart clination ta believe the i terial benefi should. rem: . said Resolw was iutende _. [sa erde published. i URIPT: THe Bull eure of frei the past w sailing vesd 100 drays . their turn t parties offe extra, and they woul Me. AW at San Fra honor an From 18% of Stockto Deputy Cc the Insane a few wee NEARL: were take . ” year. In Dall men $10 . THE “fe into the § 813 71; } 29. THE s! ise could he saya sho gers, bou Capt. way-laid Feb. 26t Tae ii Esmerak to the C A Mal had not or to his the Cole ary. Ti ert to

Rerdrt.—Tuesday, March Ist, 10 o'clock '\ @RIDAY MORGING, mak. Ath, City and County Official Pross ____ East éas News.—The Senate confirmed Wm. Orr, as Assessor of Internal Revenue . for the Third District, California, and Alfred Briggs, Collector for the Fourth Disttiet.— The House voted to adjourn March Stet.— — Liverpool advices say. the Florida escaped apprised of the escape of the Florout to sea the same evening. The rest is considerably excited over thin fresh. at to Vessels now onthe Atlantic. A speci ispatch to the Tribune, “ftaay, Washington of the tat, anys: Informa. tion from headquarters of.the Army of the Potomac, would seem that wick was on tho extreme left of the enemy, to-engage hi, attention and divert his vigilance from the Repidan fords, Kilpatrick seized this advan-. ©, crossed the river, and proceeded to make a rapid detour to the southwest of the enemy's positions around Orange Court Housy and Gordonsville, and the extreme right of Sedgwick via Madison Cuurt House ‘and “Stannardevillé, Custer’s long line. of _eavalry dashed rapidly through Madison Court House before daylight Sunday’ .orning. It is.reasonably supposed by the Trix ' bine’s special currespundent, who left the -Ceurt House at noun, that Coster had ened the enemy at 1 o'clock, for heavy cann@pading was heard at that hour in the direc” tion, of Orange Court House, which contin~ ued till durk. News from Madison’ Court House, dated at noon,. Monday; says Sedg-wick's eorps marehed at sunrise on Saturday with four days rations and bivouacked at night seven: miles beyond Culpepper, and reached Russell's Ford, on Robinson's River, Sunday — fogeoneon, where most of the corps bivouncked kestablished his headquarters, Talbot's brigade pushed on to’ Madison Court House, with cavalry under Capt. Caflin, and the first division of the third corps came up to support the sixth, Sunday night at. 1 “@elock. On Monday morning, Coster’s cav= algy, and horse artillery marched out of town to the Rupidin, which was crossed at Baraett's. Later: news from the front inci. cates that a batte tiok place at Stannardaville, between Coster’s cavalry and the rebel -infantry..Rumors place Kilpatrick's caval: . ry about 25 miles from Richmond, We are in possession of Spottsylvania Court House and Madison Court House, A serious drawback has occurred—the watera of the Rapidan having risen six feet over the level. A special dispatch to theTimes, under date of the let, says: ‘The latest information from _ the, Army of the Putomac is te 9 o'clock . this moroing. Heavy musketry firing war heard early this morning at the extreme right, ia the direction of Stannardville, where it is aupposed Coster’a Cavalry is engaging the rebels. Mudison Court House, aa well as Spotteylvania Court House are in our possession. Lee evinces a disposition to} avoid ‘a battle by keeping behind his intrenchments. ———~Werld, from Washington, soys: Kilpatrick, witha large force of cavalry and mounted infantry, started three days since for Rich“mond. to leave his intrenchmente at Mine Run and march to its defense. The rapid retreat of Longstreet to Richthond is explained by this mevemnent, It is rumored that Kilpatrick will have the co-operation of a large force advancing up the Boninowls, AT a donation party rty Peonatly shen at San ” Jose, Mr. Dryden was the recipient of about two hundred doflara, Eo Tue Chicago Sunitury Fair realized $75,000;.that at Boston about $130,000, and the Ciucinnati Fair ie expected to produce $300,000. Some of the commercial papers at the Bay are prophesying high prices for grain —~next summer on account of the dry winter. Tue Legielature has now been in sessivan S4.days. “It haw 36 days more re spend acconging t0 low. ‘Tuey bees'tun hote's in iat: but not @ man can be found with nerve enough to at re Nevada things, but they can’t keep a hutel.— Bee, Bah! old smarty, you're wrong os usual. W'll bet cur tat, that io first clase hotels and landlords who kuew how to keep thew. . wean beat Sacramento, Swialey included.! J.°S,. Twwpau : Brest under adense fog. The Kersoge, A special dispatch to the. Hopes are entertained of capturing thet.city by a coup de main, and compel Lee fewt of playing landruad im-either people can do miny Board, Jos, Worrell and 8. D. Bosworth. township affairs in the settlement thereof, pursuant to the Act apes the recent township law. : ~In the matter of the affairs of Bloomfield township. The Board having duly examined the reports of the severul township officers of snidtownship, ordered that they be epprove. ed and. placed on file, together with all bouks of said township submitted to thie Board.ment roll be passed ‘over tu the District Attorney and that he be instructed to proceed to the eollection of the taxes therein assessed. In the matter of the official bonds of James Marriott, J. P. and J. M. Bush, Constable. The Board having duly examined the officivl bonds of James Marriott, Justice of the Peace and J. M. Bushs Cocetuble, of Bluomfield township, snd having found them sate factory, ordered that suid bunds be and are hereby approved. ‘township were duly examined and the Audisame, payable om of we township re of said townsh J. W. Davidson as + township Assessor, $106 00. Levi Ayres ns Inspector ¢ ol Election, $3 00, . Gs MeDonald us Judgo of Election, $3-00. . A. G. Dennett as Road Ove raver, $404 83. Io the matter of the affurs of Washington township. The bouke of township Clerk and TrusSeo be:-correct, ordered that they be approved and placed on file. The report of township . Collector is algo approved with this qualitica tion. The moneys paid over to the township Treasurer are correct, but the Doard find that said Collector has fuiled to mark paid’ on many of the assesaments, showing adiscreponcy between his repor: and stubbs of $206. Ordered that said asseasinent reli be passed over to the District Atturney and he beinstructed te proceed to the collection . of che sume, the Board having examined the accounts and demands against Washington township and approved some of the sume, ordered that the Anditor draw hia ‘Wartante for the folluwing billa: W. P. Junes as township Trustee, $39 00. D. H. Mosely a6 township Trustee, $1500. Chas. Steinwitz as township trustee, $39. J. 8. Holbrook, for services as Justice of the Peace, $12 00. J.C. Enston for services as Road Overseer, $33 75, Ed. Pierce, for services as Road Overseer, $27 50. ~R._Dillon, for — furnished-towns ‘ship, B22 00. R. Dillon, for services as townsbip Clerk, $45 25. In the matter of the official bonds of Jus-~ and Ready, Little York, Washington and Eureka townships. The-Justices of the Peace of Rough ond Ready, Little York, Washington and Eureka.townships, having failedto-file their official bunds with the county Clerk, us required by the Act repealing the township law, ordered that the Clerk notity said towns ship officers that if their bonda ure avt filed as by law required, before the 16th day of March, 1864, their respective offices will be declared vacant. Iu the matter of the report of Hi Svuberts, Road Overseer of district No. Gross Valley township. Henry Roberts, Road Overseer of distrtct No, 8, under tye township law, having submitted his report, and the same being corréct and satistuctury,-orvered that the Auditor draw his warrant on ‘the Road Fund iatavor of said Henry Roberta tor $29 LO. Iu the matter of the application ot J, N. Turver for relief, on account uf licenses lost by fire. . It appearing to the satisfaction ofthe Bourd, from the affidavit of J. N. Turner, collector of Nevada county, that the following licenses, tu wit: third claes liquor licenses of the value of $15 00, -3—tenth+ cluas_ werehunt’s licenses of the value of $7 50, and 2 uinth cluss merchant's hoenses vf the value of $11 25, each, amounting in all to. $120 00, wrre destroyed by fire on the 8ih of November last, while in his posseseion, it is therefore ordered that the Auditor credit sad-J. N. Turner with the abuve licenses as though returned b id Collector. 7” i ‘Mareh 2d.—Examined and approved re« district No. 4, official bonda of county o James Collins, Treasurer, Gea. B. Me Kee, Assessor, ‘I. T, Davenport, Collector, Thos. P. Hawley, District Attorney, Chas. Kent, Sherdf, R. H. Parqubar, Clerk, Ger. 4 ry Morgan, Recorder and ex officio Auditor. reee@ra; Road Ove => —— 18, M. P: Tewpava for *% no BOARD ip gy a aaa oy A.M. Pregent, P. B. Jefferia, President of The Board continued the consideration of a iad Further ordered that the township ussese. . The following demands aguinet Bloomfivld . tor ordered to draw his warrants for the. , -ters-having, after die examination. found to} Z Dipononiom . In the matter of accounts of Washington, . tices of the Peace and -Censtables of Rough-. -—— port of G. A. Cooper road uverscer of Examined and sppreved the: following . Hatch for district 10, Wesle Sha diatriet 12, G. Fo Coo or aeeret a. Stephen Winans for district 12, Edward Pierce “ district 17, Be Be Mason for dietrict 16, E. Robbins for district 8, A. G. Dennett me district 14. It. ap paren to the satisfaction of the. Board that the following warrants have re~ mained inthe bands of the Auditor fur more ethan one year uncalled for, ‘therefore the same arehereby cancelled as provided for by law. Mathew Brown, on Road Fund, gas Geo. H. Rodgers on Road Fund, . The following bills = allowed against 1 the county, of Nee Special Fund— "6. Bradley, for servi~ Cee ne COU : Surveyor, $10 Ov. Byrne & Co., for printing notices, $14. H. 8. Bradley, for W. L. Balawin as school marshal, $16 00. John Pattison, fur telegraphing, $17 00 Geo, M. Hugbes,for carpenter work dupe, $102 37. Gener Fund—Milt. Combs, services as Constable, $40. FF. Dinglry, for services as grand juror, $20. Chas. Marsh, services as trial juror, $92. Round Fund—G. A. Coo for services as road © overager, Dut. No. 4, Ze A cara. Nevada, March 1st, 1864. HE ua eveigued agent for the *-Florence Sewing Machine Co,’’ takea pleasure in announcing to those in want, that he now has such . Pactfic coast; at Han Francises. that he can fur: nish at. short notice, any kind machine wanted. & . The price ranges from $65 00 to $145 00. A apecimen can be scem at my residence, No. 85 Main street. For circulars or samples of sewing,.apply to or addrese —‘ GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent. . At WEAVER & Company’s store, No. 59 Broad atreet. Nevada City.. m1-tf Sihewhnieabetnns-= “In this city, yesterday, ABRAWAM E., son-of George K, and ‘Waty Farqubar, aged 18 months, The funeral will take place from their resi = 0 hava Friends — scqualstanoes are . . —_ OF PARTNI he copartuership existing under the name ‘of Davenport & Co, has re esolved by tual consent. T. DAVENPORT. 5: Be RICHMOND. ~ Nevada, March 34, 1864. J. I. CALDWELL, Attermey and Counselor at Law, e C Office on Broad street, in Fire-proof Building, opposite Speace’s Drug Store. ““wiLb PIGEO N.? A: STEVENS, Proprietor. Have again opened the “Wild Pi geon Saleen,” at the old stand on RROAD STREKT, Near’ the Corner of Pine Street, Nevada: Where Iwill be glad to see my old customers and the public generally. A good mupply o Wines, Ales, Liquors, Larger Boer, CIGARS, ete, etc. Always Kept on Hand-” Give me a call at the old place. mh2-3m MINER’S HOTEL AND. RESTAURANT. . EF. STUMP EF, Proprietor. The above Hotel is now mee senaleted and ready to acrcommodat number of ne with Boerd a

Lodging. ia house has now the beat French cook in the State. The table_will be supplied with everything the market affords. The ing De comfortable. Board as cheap as at any other place in the mountains.. The Bar is always supplied with Wines. Ales, Liquors and Cigars English, Fregeh and German spoken at ‘this house. mh3-3m FP. STUMPF. Cahfo) nia Cared Bacon Hams, "SHOULDERS AND LARD. ‘H&E subscribers be be leave tecall ine . paneer of TRADE: to a superior article of Bacon, Hams, Shoulders and Lard, In cana, el manufactured them from choice Cerm Fed Hogs, at nels’ establishment on po be Road between Grass voaew and Nevada mile from place. hand a large lot of : . ee . @arefally Selected Hogs, Zoey. sxe coubied te oftie te the Trade of Nevada, al surrounding towns, 3 v¢ choice of the above kinds, waruamben sweet, and on nano We DAVIS & Ot Nevada, March3d. — . Dissolution Notice. OT ICH is herebd > given. that the ae nk 8. hip Mba typ Weber. on yg a 2 Oo. ta pa, thle do Senet by matual conscnt. “A pre requested to settle thelr nesounte wi widslep. as cerett T og Vien Ley A ‘the L — You Bet, March 2d. a Wet — prec ce alierOne” Lan EIA wet ee a RENN Pn URANO eng ~ > arrangements with the General Agent for the . dence , on Sacramento street, this moruing at . partment contains everything to make travelers . "1a GREAT TRIUMPH. Selling Of! = SELLING OFF! “'~.BANNER, On the Corner of ser BROAD AND PINE STREETS, "ave now det erminad to sel! their entire Stuck of Clothing, . Furnishing Goods; Hats, BOY'S CLOTHING! Together with a large stock of AtCostprices ed articles will do well, te call on us before vut the ENTIRE STOCK. Thankful to our patrons: for former favors we assure them that every effort willbe used to merit their approbation. _ Nevada, Feb. 9th. rections, AsTHMA, HoARSENESs, CoveHs, Caups, and Irritation or Soreaess of the Throat. Public Speakers and Vocalists Will findthem beneficial in clearing the voice before speaking or singing, and relieving the throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal organs, having a peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the organs of speech. agen for California, REDINGTON & Co., San Francisco. : SOCIAL BALL. A GRAND SOCIAL BALL Will be given at the On the 17th of of March, 1864, JOHN SHAE, jini a tabiatia Floor amass. S. L. Blackwell. o N. B. Parazette. For Sale le or Bent. THE ‘gabseriber about to leave i t Washoe. The gy is furnished with cure: “1 thing necessary on the Hotel Quclness It will be meen A Aig on reasonable terms, if applied for Jmmediately. For further particure eur m the prevaises, or of A. ISOAKD, Nevada MARIUS BREMOND. Aleo, a p goed aeons Table, marble bed. Lake City, Feb. 25th For Sale. A Splendid Water’ Wheel, 30 feet in diameter, with segment, flanges, &c,&c for » . sale cheap. further van enquire at the Freach 1. Little Creek, or at the Nevada Foandry. Nevada, March “9 —im SAMUEL LEWIS, Successor to Lewis Bros. IMPORTER OF ' CIGARS AND ToBacco, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. —At the old stand— and Fine — Movpta:-s —spautle ge er San veatidiens Prices ! Falleoeees oo mt grag i he reepectfulty py Grace Valley youd, near thi will be Boots & Shoes, [RUBBER CLOTHING 4} . © Persons in. wart of any of the above nam. { purchasing elaewhere, ae we want to close, P. BANNER. . TO CLOSE BUSINESS. . Brown's Bronchial Troches. esteemed recipe for alleviating SRONCHIAL APF. "1d. RLEAN'S HOTEL, ‘Lake City, offers ‘his Hotel and . egg Ne! sale or to rent. It is a pleasan . one drwnl ow Hotel is deing a Tena teak ess being at one of the stations ofthe « 8 Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad . by : = The undersigned begs leave to inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the _ public in general that he has opened his New Dry Goods Store, At the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sta., Where he will constantly keep on hand the finest assortment of Silks, Merinos, and all kinds « of Dress Goods, — Of the Latest Styles and Fashions, Also 2 full assortment of Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, &e. &e. : The patronage of th yale is respectfally solicited. A. COLDSMITH, At the late stand of Rates & McCormick. . DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Coruer of Broad and Pine Streeta ane cy I would inform my friends and all wishing my services that Iam prepared to attend those favoring with acall, atany hour. exposure of the-nerve—-will be filled. causing pain. ‘it will warrant all Work Done at this office, to be performe in a more skillful manner, and better satisfaction given than elsewhere in “this. ees baeapectel pe no charge will be made. g fey andto suitthe times. I am permanently located-in this city: Residence on Sacramentea street, 3d house — Temperance Hall. ° SELLING OFF! ‘SELLING ‘OFF Y 8. es “Wo that they will sell their extensive Steck of + Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots & Shoes, And other articles {oo numerous to mention, At First Cost. All those who want te secure Will do well to call on us immediately, ae we are determined to sell our stock of Goods within a very short time. RETAIL DEALERS! In our Hne will do. well to e¢all and examine our steck of Goods as we will offer them great indacements. ‘ Alt ns nno themselves wots cut pices madiiaeien ae Antelope Restanrant and Bakery. Broad Street, Nevada. ALEXANDER CAULT, Rms: tothe oid Hay New Dry Goods Store: . Embroidery, Trimmings andme TEETH after having become sensitive by ..9---_ without Hats & Caps, Blankets, Annee ce J. B.G He will rece:y work, &c.-and ATLL EDN LES Tne Wea. it rained quite and then celen was frozen on the peach cru and Alpha we was six--or 6 morning. . RUNAWAY. wagon attac! yesterday, fro cial street.‘ Pine, down bridge, and — somewhere o Bic. Cabs ever saw, Wi yestetday aft. ent from Tho **Blaze”’ bas . meat market. We under and Dan. Hu leased the N Jiard saloon. style, ir H.W ed in the fur some time, h and designs . the East. Miver’s . Hotel aud B and be is pre with board his advertise Pauxs¥L ing has been ‘Resonve No. 2; belies Fire Depart clination ta believe the i terial benefi should. rem: . said Resolw was iutende _. [sa erde published. i URIPT: THe Bull eure of frei the past w sailing vesd 100 drays . their turn t parties offe extra, and they woul Me. AW at San Fra honor an From 18% of Stockto Deputy Cc the Insane a few wee NEARL: were take . ” year. In Dall men $10 . THE “fe into the § 813 71; } 29. THE s! ise could he saya sho gers, bou Capt. way-laid Feb. 26t Tae ii Esmerak to the C A Mal had not or to his the Cole ary. Ti ert to