March 9, 1864 (4 pages)

' == : _ and shell, will seon-full into our hands. But + Nctoe tp Theoasy Mareh 8th, 10 o’cloek AM. Presents ®. ©. Jefferis, President of WEDNESDAY Voasisd MAR. 9th, Tne Wan.—The probabilities aro th tye spring compaign will-be of unusual-netir~ . ity, The rebel authorities are, driven to desperation by the reverses they have suffered, “with their Tine Of defenses eoatracted, the} territory which they held at the commence» ment of the war invaded in every part, their water desolated, their resources exhausted, -their-treasury depleted. -They_are without hepe, with no cause except hatred for the) North. Their forces.are beeowing disorga ized and mutinous. The lenders in the Bauth ore convinevd that in immediate des> gerate action 1s their only hope. It ie theres fore probable that they will stake all upon the, result. of the spring campaign. They liad hoped to be able in the winter to preBoard, Jog. Worrel} and 8. D. Bosworth. In the matter of the report and books of J. 1. Sykes, retiring County Auditor, after careful examination of the seme find them all correct. Ordered that said report be published in the Daily, Taanscuter for at least five days. at An the. examination of the books ‘and re= tor, the Byard fipd them all correct with the ‘exception of 428 county poll tax receipte. ‘Whick after dus exumination are believed fire of Nov. 8, 1863, while in possession of the his sigratere-to the same, The Beard therefore order that said J. N. Turner be and is . hereby credited with the abute-amount--of returned by him. — In the matter of the apportionment of munies: in County Treasury belonging to Road Fund, to the several townships of the county, the same ia hereby apportioned as pare, but the Union armies wee kept them . ¢ sah, to, aie. = mearen vapreres ‘arinies are Nevada Tewnship, 71 1 74 421 38 _.Roagn: OFSSS I }. ‘port of J. N. Turner, retiring County Colleeby the Board to hive been burned by the. —_ County Clerk, for the purpose of -reeciving . .— are trying very hard to convince the peeple tht a draft is to be commenced immediately. . The Appeal of yesterday.says those who ‘write about the draft eonmencing in this Stute on the 10th inst, don’t know mach about-their. own writing, It eannut. in no event take place until the enrollment just completed. goes to Washington; and the proper officers 6x upon the quota. The enrollment of the three districts Jeft on the 3d instant, and at best, if the business is burried, the orders for a cfaft cannet reach here before the middle of May. = — ®& Card. Nevaday March 1st, 1964. ,HE undersigned agent for the ‘Florence bp ‘Sewing Machine Co.” takes pleasure in an— Ten Rape = Sener papers im the State . =o GREAT TRIUMPH. 2 gerermnee _ SELLING OFF ! ae BANNER, __ On the Corner of ‘. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, The undersigned Lig leave to inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the © public in general that he s has opened his > He will . work, &c how Dry Goods Store, At the Cor. of Broad &. Pine.Sts.,~ Whete he will cogstantly keep on hand the finest assortment of i Silks, Merinos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, of the Latest “Styles and simmers Also a fall assortment of ~J nouncing to those in want, that he now has sach . iFrangements with the GeneratAgent for the receipta, the same as though they had been. Pacific coast, at San Francisco. that be can fur. ; ave now ceterminad to vel their entire Stuck of nish at thort notice, any kind machine wanted. The price ranges from $65 00 to $145 00. A specimen can be scen at my residence, No. 84 Main street. or address GE. A. RANDALL, Agent. m!-tf ‘shag of the woter, Lee’ s army has been much, weakened by, reinforcements sent to ~ Longstreet. His communication with Riehmond hasbeen completely cutoff by the ‘raid of Kirkpatrick, so that if the army of the Potomac isin teadizess, Lee and his army are in chancery,. In the West Grant is fully able to take éare of any force which the rebels can send against him. The fleet of Farragut snd the two divisions of the army which are threatening Mobile, will, in all probability, soon uae possession of that ity. Charleston, ‘whigh-cify. a now suffering from our shot era’ should all these results be accom plished, there will still be vitality in treason. Law and order er will not be restored in the South until the last sword of the rebellion is sheathchia a . Bloombeld . .Rough and. Reedy. do Grass Vulley do Bridgeport — do do 213 41 304 82 132 91 Eureka ‘Little York Washington do do _ 97:12 4493 ~ slnihdamanm gi. 888 61 report, $1,881 61, okle bone i ina terrible ‘manner. Whole amount in Fund as-per TreasurCH Tue Virginia Bulletin anysas an extra coach-belonging to the California Stage Company was passing the stump of a newly falleo tree on the roud, thie aidu_of Eureka, and the upper-portion maeine: the driver's. foot, turned it completely round, breaking Tue California Mul. at at Austin, is to “cg re“Phomas Woodville, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Fxeoutprs of the Ketate-of-ThomarW oodvil le,” ‘dvevased, to the creditors of and all. persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publication of this notice to either ofthe undersigned, at the bank of A. Delano Grass Valley. ot EN FLETCHER. K. EDWARDS. _Mareh 9th-3d Executors. ONST ABLE’S SALE State of California, county of Nevada. township of Eureka. By virtue of an execution to me delivered, isaued from the court of Ira Stenley, E«q an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearmg ¢ate March 7th, 1964, to eatisif Sjadponent readered by ky said court on the 7th dey ‘of March,-1964, in favor of H. Divendorff umdiagainst AlrCheungAh Yanté Co. for the aun of Forty eight-25.100 dollars. debt interest damages and-coste-of suit._1 have taken ine eution. and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the followin ow property 10 wit :— . -One-certain set ining-claime_together with all tools, sluices, boxer. lei all appur enances thereunto batees ite & a i prorerty being sit For circulars or samples of sewing, apply to} At WEAVER & Company’s store, No. 59 Broad . 4, -atreet. Nevada City. OTICE TO CREVITORS. —Ketate of . . lothing, herons Goods, Hats, Boots & Shoes, BOY'S CLOTHING! > Together with a large stock of 2 Persone in want of any of the above:named articles ‘will do well-to-eall on -usbefore purchasing elkewhere, as wa Want to else . xe . vut the ENTIRE STOCK. Thankful to our pstrone for former favars we assure them that every effort will be us: AtCost prices) [SP RUBBER CLOTHING} . Embreidery, ai —————s ~ Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, “ke. . &e. The patromage of the public-is respectfully solicited. _____. A, GOLDSMITH, 416 At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. ‘DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical’ Dentist, © Office—Coruer of Broad and Pine Streets E 4 I would inform m friends and all wishing my services that Iam prepared to atteud those favoring ‘me with a call, atany hour? TEETH after having become sensitive by exposure ofthe nerve will be filled without ‘causing pain. VT will warrant all Work Done at this office, to be performel in a more — skillful manner, and better satisfaction givin than elsewhere in this vicmity, otherwise no charge will be made. Sty charges are andte suitthe times. I am permanently located in this city. — Residence on Sacramento street, 3d house from Tempcrance Hall. Antelope “Restaurant and Bakery. and two All the ke a and diag! 7 will be }March 17 day ever doubt bt ome of . The pric cents, E man, $1: Businx ALEXANDER GAULT, uate on the Middle ¥ iver, Nevada county, eae eigth ef a mile fod, Divendbrifs. bridge: . T will sell the above roverty in front of the Justices office, Moore’s Flat. on Saturday the 2nd day of April, [864, between the hours of 36 *eloek A. M. ane 49’clock, P.M Taken as the property of Ah Cheung. Ah Yant & Co. to satisfy the ow — and accruing costs, 0; Pe BA BEUCK. Sipe: Constabie. SOCIAL PARTY. A GRAND SOCIAL PARTY built. The Reese River Reveille says, when = gare aa i pabrageinyinat og ‘itis completed it will be of stone, fronting on ~ plunge our country in civil war. We have “Main street eighty-tw. feet, and forty-eight __no feara for the accomplishment. of this end. . feet in depth. ; i engine ty a Lae — ry, the curse of our country, will be . Power oiler capacity of twice es The people will have then number, but about ‘One halt the ateser power y but one interest as they will have one coun. '* used in heating the pulp inthe pans. The “thy. But alf the blood hae not yet been shed . ™rehinery will consist of Gve stamps, a Var“nor all the treasute expended wecessary . °F PO" each; a large settler tullowed by for the accomplishment of thia end. eight copper-lined shaking pans. : The rin, & io eed field, an the Adainies . regult s 80 much, desired ne every loyal man may be made sure. It ie plain that there ed to steer their yr. = BANNER. Nevada, Feb. 0th. wm ore Nepal Proprietor. ~ Having Removed tothe old ~ptand of WG. Dasis on Broad-94 = f-shall keep a First Class Res<« taurant and Bakery. : The Restaurant will always be supplie¢ — witha‘) the deHeaciel the markes affords. ‘Cakes, Pies and Bread of all kinds conStantly on hand. }+-— The patronage 0 of the public is selicted. ALEX. ‘GAULT. Nevada, Oct. oh—te A. B. CARLEY, _ JOULD iuferm his.driends that he has re~~ furnished ~— bedi his Saloon ap a ae style, and is now to furnish all who ©, may favor him wit nS call with the best of Cigars, Wines, Liquors, Aie MINER’S HOTEL —AND— RESTAURANT. wil be giten at the _ Aw astute New York Indy has dlecovered BLUE TENT HOUSE,. . 8s. MADDEN—Proprietor, births tuking cae in that city, these which ia. but. one course to be pursued by every patriot; but one place where he can atand and feel that he is performing this duty, and “js witb.those who sustain the presIt is already time for Uniun men to be organizing. ‘Soon, in the} Presidential canvass they will be called upoa te mert those who are-in-sympathy—with thy rebels; the Northern wing of the rebel Let no effort be spared tu muke the ent Adminis tion. a . ‘vietary deciaive and aver helining. _ Tae ALADAMA.—The last news from this pirate showed ber to be in the China . sons, having burned one or two British veseels and half a domen American ones, and then put into the Bay of Bengal for repairs.2 RE ‘CoMPLETION OF The OngGon Linge. The ‘telegraph line was completed-to—Portland, Oregon, the Sth. inst. The fireman, place, are making artangerbents to.turp outin 3 grand citizens aud military of that demonstration, in honor of the events ~ ABMA preseuted-w the House of Representatives, provides that governors of Stutes aball be allowed the franking privilege for the ‘interchange of legislative and judici documents of their own Staten AN unknowa abitiivl hag been shot in t vicinity of Movachead bedy is from fifteen tu eighteen inches i length, very slim, of a dark grep.ovler, wide but ehortears. The tail ie nearly oa long the body, somewhat busby, io titereate rings of black and white. oe HARPENDING tuok the oath of allegiance ‘on Thursday, and was brought befyre the aod was released. ae Nor a single pereua was killed or injured on the Great West ra railway in the year G82, though cight milhons and a half of passengers were cartiod ever ik me Lake, Maine, The 8. Cireuit Court on a wali of habe: ® corpus , MePaugrens of St. Loula, suspenralted ty reuae Sen hae}. eceur in. families whose attachment te the Union. is decided = and genious, are mostly boys, while it. families in which their is a decided sympathy for Che's accession nanee, ‘they are girls. ny — ONCE upen-a-time;-a-circus shbiés lying at the polnt uf death, was asked by his employ-erit he would like-to--see--a—-minteter— dying man said he would, and accordingly a ‘reverend gentleman was summoned _to hia bedside. After afew commonplace remarks the minister propounded in sepulchral tones ‘the following’ question + “Do you know who /died to save sinnerat The hear'y lifeless circus rider, with a tremendous effort, raised himself partially in bed, and after fiercely eyeing hie hely visitor for an instant, excluimedt This is a devilish pretty tithe to nek conundrums !"’ He then fell. back and expired, The minister left in disguet. nt EE “ways the Carson Independent of March let having the benefit of some regular ofd winter mornings. Everything in the shape of water turns-inte ice by merning, and early risers find greatecomfort in cocktails and hot stoves before breakfast. Yesterday morning we noticed that the streamaaunning through the many ditches with which the eit, abounds, were all frozen hard. ‘A LETTER from Puris to the Evening Bulletin, states that wealthy English capitalists are about te establish banks in San Franeisco and Virginia C.ty. The wrter has se: @ the prospectus ef a joint steck company, with a”capital of £2,000,000 ($10,000,000,) a to be furmed todo business in Nevaca Terri Two other companies are forms ing to operate on this } const. he Tue mail steamer Orisaba } ig now on the dry-dock at Mare Island, repairing: = Conserance suow tell on . Wednesday one there were nine tickets in the Geld eity offices of Virginia City, voted “Phe+ Nevapa Weatuer.—We are just now, . that is leftover night in pails or pitehers . dast ia the eastern portion of Sierra cowaty,. On'the 17th day of March, 1864, Invitation Committee. J. Frick. G. W. Tomer Jesse Tompson, J. Stevens, atte eee Musée by Plimbofand Chase. Ne’ a Cheek, dated at Indian Valley, about te 8d day of November, drawn tn m = favor by W &. Bolinger on Isaac Glazietv, Maryeville, fo the sum of Fifty Five Dollars. All persons od warned not to purchase, as payment has been stopped. THOS HOLMES, evada, March Ist 184. MICHAEL LONG, Would inform the people of Nevada city that he has: removed to his new Saloon, next door te Kohl er’s Bakery, on Broad Street, . Where Ke is prepared to serve up FRESH AND CAN QYSTERS, Im every Style. Jiam & Eggs, &c. Ke. Thanks for past favors he asks a continuance of thesame. His Saloon is fixed up better than ever before and. all ordérs will be attended to wich despatch. MICHAEL. LONG. Broad Street, next door to Kohter’s akery: Nevada, March 5th. I ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. . The copartnership existing under the name of Darenport & Co. had been dissolved by mu tual consent. v. Ay DAVENPORT. ‘“ J.B. RIC Nevada, March 34, 1864. SAOSD E. W. SMITH, Justice. of the Peace, YY at the Old Place, on Broad Nevada. Deo. Sth—3m ; ‘*“TOWN TALK.’’ MAT. TRACY, EREBY notifies his friends and the commuuity at large that be hae taken the well known on the Nevada and ‘Tewh Fas House Grass Valley Road. And wi t constantly « on hand the best of. CIGARS, ALE, LIQUORS, &c. &c MAT TRACY. ~ MACUIRE’S SALOON, trNo. 8 BILAL Beret, . Grass Valley.£% The Anest Wines, A Ale, Liquors, Porter and Cigara, kept at this Saloon, Nevadans give meacall, ; Grave Vaiies Hee MAG PEBM Brenceee: % _. place in the mountains. @TICE ts hercby given that T have lost. atte. = q F. STUMPF, Propricetor. a A Hotel is now compieted and ready to accommodate any number of persons with Board and Lodying. “Thie house has now the beat French ook im the State. The table will be supplied with everything the market affords. The lodging be partment contains everything to make travelers comfortable. Board as cheap as at any other The Bar i4 always sup‘plied with Wines, Ales, Liquors and ia * Kngiish, French and German spoken at this house. mh3-3m -STUMPF, *F WitD PICEO N. A. STEVENS, Proprietor. —— Have again opened the “Wild geon Saioon,” at tiie old stand on RROAD STREET, Near the Cornerof Pina Street, Nevada. Where I will be gla? to see my old customers and the public geacraliy. A, ood supply of Wines, Alés, Liquors, Barger Beer, CIGARS, ete. ete. Always Kept on HandGive me a call at the old place. mh2-2m Catife: nia Cared Bacon Hams, SHOULDERS AND LARD. Rare: subseribersbeg leave tocallithe a attention of TRADERS to a superior artiacon, Hems,Shoulders and Lard, Tn cans, ete,, manufactured by them fro Corn Fed Hogs, at their” eutablishm: chola tne Ls Rood between “place.” alley and Névada e from ter pt ote P Having on band Carefully Selected Hogs, They are enabled to offer to the Trade of Nevada, Grass Valley and the surrounding towns, a very choice article of the above kinds, warranted sweet, and on terms worthy their attention. iW. D Nevada, Marchad. ~ver © SO. Dissolution Notice. OTICE ic hereby git given that the conership heretofore canting between A. S. Pea Iman and M-N. Weber, known as Weber & Co». is this day aisent ood by mutual consent All persons indebted to said ta. settle their accounts without the parties line ee You Bet, Mareh-04-— Mf. 3.14, CALDWELL, Attermey and Counselor at Law, delay, as one of the State within 5 PEARt. MAN, BWWEBER. \ ohstss Aaneg ye oeec oe. firm are renueatel F and Porter, At hia old place on Commercial street: “Walk up and give my Liquors a fair teat. the beat I keeponiy di7-tf Brown's Bronchial Troches. These Lozenges are prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating BRONCHIAL APFECTIONS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, Covens, Caps, and Irritation er ‘Soreaese of the ; Throat. . _._Publie. Speakers and Vocalists _ Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice © before speaking or singing, and relieving the . ‘throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal © organs, having a. pecuhar adaptation to affec‘ tions which disturb the organa of speech. Agents for California, REvIn TON & Co., San Francisco. SOCIAL BALL. , GRAND SOCIAL BALL Wik be given at the z PORLEAN’S HOTEL, . ;; @RLEAN’S FLAT. On the 17th of . of Maich, 1864, JOHN SHAK, Proprietor. Floor s. Ls Blackwell. a gers. ae N. B. Parazette: For Sale or ent. THE subscriber a to leave ut Lake City, offers ore a and Restaurant for sale.or to t. is a pleasant place and the dcing a goed business bein of the stationsofthe stage lines Washoe. The House is furnished w th every thing necessary tocarry on the Hotel business it will be sold or reuted on reasonable terms, applied for immediately. For further partic ~~ lars enquire on the preinises, or of A. ISOAKD, ~ * Teo. a good Billiard ‘te bles ag = ge . adic, Mar Lake City, Feb. 25th. ne — SAMUEL.LEWIS, Successor to Lewis Bros. ’ IMPORTER OF aes . CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Pipes, Matches, Cards, &ca —At the old stand— gi Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad 4 and Pine Streets, N Sa ) Ry dy t I — Ta pate geal with all fu al goods B Sane Francisco Prices! — olisite es exustatensaemnam “a? c » sey geo

' == : _ and shell, will seon-full into our hands. But + Nctoe tp Theoasy Mareh 8th, 10 o’cloek AM. Presents ®. ©. Jefferis, President of WEDNESDAY Voasisd MAR. 9th, Tne Wan.—The probabilities aro th tye spring compaign will-be of unusual-netir~ . ity, The rebel authorities are, driven to desperation by the reverses they have suffered, “with their Tine Of defenses eoatracted, the} territory which they held at the commence» ment of the war invaded in every part, their water desolated, their resources exhausted, -their-treasury depleted.. -They_are without hepe, with no cause except hatred for the) North. Their forces.are beeowing disorga ized and mutinous. The lenders in the Bauth ore convinevd that in immediate des> gerate action 1s their only hope. It ie theres fore probable that they will stake all upon the, result. of the spring campaign. They liad hoped to be able in the winter to preBoard, Jog. Worrel} and 8. D. Bosworth.. In the matter of the report and books of J. 1. Sykes, retiring County Auditor, after careful examination of the seme find them all correct. Ordered that said report be published in the Daily, Taanscuter for at least five days. at An the. examination of the books ‘and re= tor, the Byard fipd them all correct with the ‘exception of 428 county poll tax receipte. ‘Whick after dus exumination are believed fire of Nov. 8, 1863, while in possession of the his sigratere-to the same, The Beard therefore order that said J. N. Turner be and is . hereby credited with the abute-amount--of returned by him. — In the matter of the apportionment of munies: in County Treasury belonging to Road Fund, to the several townships of the county, the same ia hereby apportioned as pare, but the Union armies wee kept them . ¢ sah, to, aie. = mearen vapreres ‘arinies are Nevada Tewnship, 71 1 74 421 38 _.Roagn: OFSSS I }. ‘port of J. N. Turner, retiring County Colleeby the Board to hive been burned by the. —_ County Clerk, for the purpose of -reeciving . .— are trying very hard to convince the peeple tht a draft is to be commenced immediately. . The Appeal of yesterday.says those who ‘write about the draft eonmencing in this Stute on the 10th inst, don’t know mach about-their. own writing, It eannut. in no event take place until the enrollment just completed. goes to Washington; and the proper officers 6x upon the quota. The enrollment of the three districts Jeft on the 3d instant, and at best, if the business is burried, the orders for a cfaft cannet reach here before the middle of May. = — ®& Card. Nevaday March 1st, 1964. ,HE undersigned agent for the ‘Florence bp ‘Sewing Machine Co.” takes pleasure in an— Ten Rape = Sener papers im the State . =o GREAT TRIUMPH. 2 gerermnee _ SELLING OFF ! ae BANNER, __ On the Corner of ‘. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, The undersigned Lig leave to inform the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity and the © public in general that he s has opened his > He will . work, &c how Dry Goods Store, At the Cor. of Broad &. Pine.Sts.,~ Whete he will cogstantly keep on hand the finest assortment of i Silks, Merinos, and all kinds of Dress Goods, of the Latest “Styles and simmers Also a fall assortment of ~J nouncing to those in want, that he now has sach . iFrangements with the GeneratAgent for the receipta, the same as though they had been. Pacific coast, at San Francisco. that be can fur. ; ave now ceterminad to vel their entire Stuck of nish at thort notice, any kind machine wanted. The price ranges from $65 00 to $145 00. A specimen can be scen at my residence, No. 84 Main street. or address GE. A. RANDALL, Agent. m!-tf ‘shag of the woter, Lee’ s army has been much, weakened by, reinforcements sent to ~ Longstreet. His communication with Riehmond hasbeen completely cutoff by the ‘raid of Kirkpatrick, so that if the army of the Potomac isin teadizess, Lee and his army are in chancery,. In the West Grant is fully able to take éare of any force which the rebels can send against him. The fleet of Farragut snd the two divisions of the army which are threatening Mobile, will, in all probability, soon uae possession of that ity. Charleston, ‘whigh-cify. a now suffering from our shot era’ should all these results be accom plished, there will still be vitality in treason. Law and order er will not be restored in the South until the last sword of the rebellion is sheathchia a . Bloombeld . .Rough and. Reedy. do Grass Vulley do Bridgeport — do do 213 41 304 82 132 91 Eureka ‘Little York Washington do do _ 97:12 4493 ~ slnihdamanm gi. 888 61 report, $1,881 61, okle bone i ina terrible ‘manner. Whole amount in Fund as-per TreasurCH Tue Virginia Bulletin anysas an extra coach-belonging to the California Stage Company was passing the stump of a newly falleo tree on the roud, thie aidu_of Eureka, and the upper-portion maeine: the driver's. foot, turned it completely round, breaking Tue California Mul. at at Austin, is to “cg re“Phomas Woodville, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, Fxeoutprs of the Ketate-of-ThomarW oodvil le,” ‘dvevased, to the creditors of and all. persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers, within ten months from the first publication of this notice to either ofthe undersigned, at the bank of A. Delano Grass Valley. ot EN FLETCHER. K. EDWARDS. _Mareh 9th-3d Executors. ONST ABLE’S SALE State of California, county of Nevada. township of Eureka. By virtue of an execution to me delivered, isaued from the court of Ira Stenley, E«q an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearmg ¢ate March 7th, 1964, to eatisif Sjadponent readered by ky said court on the 7th dey ‘of March,-1964, in favor of H. Divendorff umdiagainst AlrCheungAh Yanté Co. for the aun of Forty eight-25.100 dollars. debt interest damages and-coste-of suit._1 have taken ine eution. and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the followin ow property 10 wit :— . -One-certain set ining-claime_together with all tools, sluices, boxer. lei all appur enances thereunto batees ite & a i prorerty being sit For circulars or samples of sewing, apply to} At WEAVER & Company’s store, No. 59 Broad . 4, -atreet. Nevada City. OTICE TO CREVITORS. —Ketate of . . lothing, herons Goods, Hats, Boots & Shoes, BOY'S CLOTHING! > Together with a large stock of 2 Persone in want of any of the above:named articles ‘will do well-to-eall on -usbefore purchasing elkewhere, as wa Want to else . xe . vut the ENTIRE STOCK. Thankful to our pstrone for former favars we assure them that every effort will be us: AtCost prices) [SP RUBBER CLOTHING} . Embreidery, ai —————s ~ Millinery Goods. Carpets, Oil Cloths, “ke. . &e. The patromage of the public-is respectfully solicited. _____. A, GOLDSMITH, 416 At the late stand of Bates & McCormick. ‘DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical’ Dentist, © Office—Coruer of Broad and Pine Streets E 4 I would inform m friends and all wishing my services that Iam prepared to atteud those favoring ‘me with a call, atany hour? TEETH after having become sensitive by exposure ofthe nerve will be filled without ‘causing pain. VT will warrant all Work Done at this office, to be performel in a more — skillful manner, and better satisfaction givin than elsewhere in this vicmity, otherwise no charge will be made. Sty charges are andte suitthe times. I am permanently located in this city. — Residence on Sacramento street, 3d house from Tempcrance Hall. Antelope “Restaurant and Bakery. and two All the ke a and diag! 7 will be }March 17 day ever doubt bt ome of . The pric cents, E man, $1: Businx ALEXANDER GAULT, uate on the Middle ¥ iver, Nevada county, eae eigth ef a mile fod, Divendbrifs. bridge: . T will sell the above roverty in front of the Justices office, Moore’s Flat. on Saturday the 2nd day of April, [864, between the hours of 36 *eloek A. M. ane 49’clock, P.M Taken as the property of Ah Cheung. Ah Yant & Co. to satisfy the ow — and accruing costs, 0; Pe BA BEUCK. Sipe: Constabie. SOCIAL PARTY. A GRAND SOCIAL PARTY built. The Reese River Reveille says, when = gare aa i pabrageinyinat og ‘itis completed it will be of stone, fronting on ~ plunge our country in civil war. We have “Main street eighty-tw. feet, and forty-eight __no feara for the accomplishment. of this end. . feet in depth. ; i engine ty a Lae — ry, the curse of our country, will be . Power oiler capacity of twice es The people will have then number, but about ‘One halt the ateser power y but one interest as they will have one coun. '* used in heating the pulp inthe pans. The “thy. But alf the blood hae not yet been shed . ™rehinery will consist of Gve stamps, a Var“nor all the treasute expended wecessary . °F PO" each; a large settler tullowed by for the accomplishment of thia end. eight copper-lined shaking pans. : The rin, & io eed field, an the Adainies . regult s 80 much, desired ne every loyal man may be made sure. It ie plain that there ed to steer their yr. = BANNER. Nevada, Feb. 0th. wm ore Nepal Proprietor. ~ Having Removed tothe old ~ptand of WG. Dasis on Broad-94 = f-shall keep a First Class Res<« taurant and Bakery. : The Restaurant will always be supplie¢ — witha‘) the deHeaciel the markes affords. ‘Cakes, Pies and Bread of all kinds conStantly on hand. }+-— The patronage 0 of the public is selicted. ALEX. ‘GAULT. Nevada, Oct. oh—te A. B. CARLEY, _ JOULD iuferm his.driends that he has re~~ furnished ~— bedi his Saloon ap a ae style, and is now to furnish all who ©, may favor him wit nS call with the best of Cigars, Wines, Liquors, Aie MINER’S HOTEL —AND— RESTAURANT. wil be giten at the _ Aw astute New York Indy has dlecovered BLUE TENT HOUSE,. . 8s. MADDEN—Proprietor, births tuking cae in that city, these which ia. but. one course to be pursued by every patriot; but one place where he can atand and feel that he is performing this duty, and “js witb.those who sustain the presIt is already time for

Uniun men to be organizing. ‘Soon, in the} Presidential canvass they will be called upoa te mert those who are-in-sympathy—with thy rebels; the Northern wing of the rebel Let no effort be spared tu muke the ent Adminis tion. a . ‘vietary deciaive and aver helining. _ Tae ALADAMA.—The last news from this pirate showed ber to be in the China . sons, having burned one or two British veseels and half a domen American ones, and then put into the Bay of Bengal for repairs.2 RE ‘CoMPLETION OF The OngGon Linge. The ‘telegraph line was completed-to—Portland, Oregon, the Sth. inst. The fireman, place, are making artangerbents to.turp outin 3 grand citizens aud military of that demonstration, in honor of the events ~ ABMA preseuted-w the House of Representatives, provides that governors of Stutes aball be allowed the franking privilege for the ‘interchange of legislative and judici documents of their own Staten AN unknowa abitiivl hag been shot in t vicinity of Movachead bedy is from fifteen tu eighteen inches i length, very slim, of a dark grep.ovler, wide but ehortears. The tail ie nearly oa long the body, somewhat busby, io titereate rings of black and white. oe HARPENDING tuok the oath of allegiance ‘on Thursday, and was brought befyre the aod was released. ae Nor a single pereua was killed or injured on the Great West ra railway in the year G82, though cight milhons and a half of passengers were cartiod ever ik me Lake, Maine, The 8.. Cireuit Court on a wali of habe: ® corpus , MePaugrens of St. Loula, suspenralted ty reuae Sen hae}. eceur in. families whose attachment te the Union. is decided = and genious, are mostly boys, while it. families in which their is a decided sympathy for Che's accession nanee, ‘they are girls. ny — ONCE upen-a-time;-a-circus shbiés lying at the polnt uf death, was asked by his employ-erit he would like-to--see--a—-minteter— dying man said he would, and accordingly a ‘reverend gentleman was summoned _to hia bedside. After afew commonplace remarks the minister propounded in sepulchral tones ‘the following’ question + “Do you know who /died to save sinnerat The hear'y lifeless circus rider, with a tremendous effort, raised himself partially in bed, and after fiercely eyeing hie hely visitor for an instant, excluimedt This is a devilish pretty tithe to nek conundrums !"’ He then fell. back and expired, The minister left in disguet. nt EE “ways the Carson Independent of March let having the benefit of some regular ofd winter mornings. Everything in the shape of water turns-inte ice by merning, and early risers find greatecomfort in cocktails and hot stoves before breakfast. Yesterday morning we noticed that the streamaaunning through the many ditches with which the eit, abounds, were all frozen hard. ‘A LETTER from Puris to the Evening Bulletin, states that wealthy English capitalists are about te establish banks in San Franeisco and Virginia C.ty. The wrter has se: @ the prospectus ef a joint steck company, with a”capital of £2,000,000 ($10,000,000,) a to be furmed todo business in Nevaca Terri Two other companies are forms ing to operate on this } const. he Tue mail steamer Orisaba } ig now on the dry-dock at Mare Island, repairing: = Conserance suow tell on . Wednesday one there were nine tickets in the Geld eity offices of Virginia City, voted “Phe+ Nevapa Weatuer.—We are just now, . that is leftover night in pails or pitehers . dast ia the eastern portion of Sierra cowaty,. On'the 17th day of March, 1864, Invitation Committee. J. Frick. G. W. Tomer Jesse Tompson, J. Stevens, atte eee Musée by Plimbofand Chase. Ne’ a Cheek, dated at Indian Valley, about te 8d day of November, drawn tn m = favor by W &. Bolinger on Isaac Glazietv, Maryeville, fo the sum of Fifty Five Dollars. All persons od warned not to purchase, as payment has been stopped. THOS HOLMES, evada, March Ist 184. MICHAEL LONG, Would inform the people of Nevada city that he has: removed to his new Saloon, next door te Kohl er’s Bakery, on Broad Street, . Where Ke is prepared to serve up FRESH AND CAN QYSTERS, Im every Style. Jiam & Eggs, &c. Ke. Thanks for past favors he asks a continuance of thesame. His Saloon is fixed up better than ever before and. all ordérs will be attended to wich despatch. MICHAEL. LONG. Broad Street, next door to Kohter’s akery: Nevada, March 5th. I ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. . The copartnership existing under the name of Darenport & Co. had been dissolved by mu tual consent. v. Ay DAVENPORT. ‘“ J.B. RIC Nevada, March 34, 1864. SAOSD E. W. SMITH, Justice. of the Peace, YY at the Old Place, on Broad Nevada. Deo. Sth—3m ; ‘*“TOWN TALK.’’ MAT. TRACY, EREBY notifies his friends and the commuuity at large that be hae taken the well known on the Nevada and ‘Tewh Fas House Grass Valley Road. And wi t constantly « on hand the best of. CIGARS, ALE, LIQUORS, &c. &c MAT TRACY. ~ MACUIRE’S SALOON, trNo. 8 BILAL Beret, . Grass Valley.£% The Anest Wines, A Ale, Liquors, Porter and Cigara, kept at this Saloon, Nevadans give meacall, ; Grave Vaiies Hee MAG PEBM Brenceee: % _. place in the mountains. @TICE ts hercby given that T have lost. atte. = q F. STUMPF, Propricetor. a A Hotel is now compieted and ready to accommodate any number of persons with Board and Lodying. “Thie house has now the beat French ook im the State. The table will be supplied with everything the market affords. The lodging be partment contains everything to make travelers comfortable. Board as cheap as at any other The Bar i4 always sup‘plied with Wines, Ales, Liquors and ia * Kngiish, French and German spoken at this house. mh3-3m -STUMPF, *F WitD PICEO N. A. STEVENS, Proprietor. —— Have again opened the “Wild geon Saioon,” at tiie old stand on RROAD STREET, Near the Cornerof Pina Street, Nevada. Where I will be gla? to see my old customers and the public geacraliy. A, ood supply of Wines, Alés, Liquors, Barger Beer, CIGARS, ete. ete. Always Kept on HandGive me a call at the old place. mh2-2m Catife: nia Cared Bacon Hams, SHOULDERS AND LARD. Rare: subseribersbeg leave tocallithe a attention of TRADERS to a superior artiacon, Hems,Shoulders and Lard, Tn cans, ete,, manufactured by them fro Corn Fed Hogs, at their” eutablishm: chola tne Ls Rood between “place.” alley and Névada e from ter pt ote P Having on band Carefully Selected Hogs, They are enabled to offer to the Trade of Nevada, Grass Valley and the surrounding towns, a very choice article of the above kinds, warranted sweet, and on terms worthy their attention. iW. D Nevada, Marchad. ~ver © SO. Dissolution Notice. OTICE ic hereby git given that the conership heretofore canting between A. S. Pea Iman and M-N. Weber, known as Weber & Co». is this day aisent ood by mutual consent All persons indebted to said ta. settle their accounts without the parties line ee You Bet, Mareh-04-— Mf. 3.14, CALDWELL, Attermey and Counselor at Law, delay, as one of the State within 5 PEARt. MAN, BWWEBER. \ ohstss Aaneg ye oeec oe. firm are renueatel F and Porter, At hia old place on Commercial street: “Walk up and give my Liquors a fair teat. the beat I keeponiy di7-tf Brown's Bronchial Troches. These Lozenges are prepared from a highly esteemed recipe for alleviating BRONCHIAL APFECTIONS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, Covens, Caps, and Irritation er ‘Soreaese of the ; Throat. . _.._Publie. Speakers and Vocalists _ Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice © before speaking or singing, and relieving the . ‘throat after any unusual exertion of the vocal © organs, having a. pecuhar adaptation to affec‘ tions which disturb the organa of speech. Agents for California, REvIn TON & Co., San Francisco. SOCIAL BALL. , GRAND SOCIAL BALL Wik be given at the z PORLEAN’S HOTEL, . ;; @RLEAN’S FLAT. On the 17th of . of Maich, 1864, JOHN SHAK, Proprietor. Floor s. Ls Blackwell. a gers. ae N. B. Parazette: For Sale or ent. THE subscriber a to leave ut Lake City, offers ore a and Restaurant for sale.or to t. is a pleasant place and the dcing a goed business bein of the stationsofthe stage lines Washoe. The House is furnished w th every thing necessary tocarry on the Hotel business it will be sold or reuted on reasonable terms, applied for immediately. For further partic ~~ lars enquire on the preinises, or of A. ISOAKD, ~ * Teo. a good Billiard ‘te bles ag = ge . adic, Mar Lake City, Feb. 25th. ne — SAMUEL.LEWIS, Successor to Lewis Bros. ’ IMPORTER OF aes . CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Pipes, Matches, Cards, &ca —At the old stand— gi Lewis’ Building, Corner of Broad 4 and Pine Streets, N Sa ) Ry dy t I — Ta pate geal with all fu al goods B Sane Francisco Prices! — olisite es exustatensaemnam “a? c » sey geo