May 1, 1864 (4 pages)

E ee ‘ eh w a a 4 if a i if ® 4 : 4 ae % j evada . MORNING, “MAY xa1. SUNDAY i :. City and County Official Press ~~ powerless. Tue Monnoe Docrrixe.—The doctrine enunciated during the administration of _Monroe'that the United States*would not . suffer any European goveroment to inter» fere with the internal affairs of any South . “American govermment put an end: to-allru. mors of urmed. intervention ot. that-time, ‘and until the present war the dermina: . tiow of the United States was uccepted «nd respectéd by the governments of Burope. The Emperor of France with a disregard principio which has marked -his eareer from the beginning, withoat 4 ‘shadow of excuse, invaded the territory-of Mexico,+ and now attempts the -establistionent ofa kingdom atvur very doors. Lut to us, dear na ia the law disregirded, distaate{ui us is the estublishment of a throne by the des» potic governments of Europe, we do not think it would be good policy to demand the withdrawal of the French from Mexico: at present. Now that our Government is ins “volved in a struggle for nationality let ws not be distracted by other questions howe ever important they may be, calculated to divide our strength. Tet ts for a time bear the indignities of France. The Emperor Napoleon way: persist in flaunting the purple robes of royalty in the faces of fibertys loving Americans for a time. Maximilian the honors ofa king, but the price will be dear, and retribution, speedy and effective, sity of speech-makingot platforinaenuncia< ting a doetriie #86 tiniversally accepted by the. people uf the United States as the ove . given us by Monroe. There is to necessity of making it an issue in the Presidential campaign, Resolutions in Congress are . There is ja way to settle the. question. Give General Grant and the AdMiniatration a hearty support. Let neither . Wen nor woneybe spared to crash the rebel lion, and when the first great object of all loyal _men_issccomplished,— the aurper who dared insult our people, with the merees naries whose bayonets sustain hin will be sWept-ffom the American continent “like Chall before the wind.’ No demands should be madé until we are in @ position to back them with blows, ~~ EasTeRN News.—I[tis said by a member of the Union Executive Committee that there is no probability of poxtponing the time for the meeting ofthe Baltimore Con‘vention. It is understood that all artillery regis ments and detachments now in the Govera=} _ ment forts of New York and Massachusetts have been ordered to the front. Tbe militia will take their place. aa : The Richmond papers claim that 3,000, prisonera were captured at Plymouth. 2 The rebels continue to multiply their troops in Virgima., The President has received a dispatch from General Butler rtating his betiefthat the rebel force baa been withdrawn from North Carolina in order to reinforce Lee, Itis tiow fully understood that Lee will endeavor to bring on a fight without leaving his intrenchments. = A letter from the fleet off Wilmington, April 2d. states) that Beauregard went through Wilmington on the QIst with a large natnber of troops on the way to Richmond. The inhabitants of tae rebel Capital are ~—anoving tarthersouth tr hinge otimbers, under the belief that Richmond will sven be in “Apoases tion of’ .Fede raHtroopa. ‘The Ution State Convention of Penuaylvania have adopted resolutions to the effect that the delegates at large be inetructed to. votetor Lincola_for the Presidency andoppose all efforts to postpone the Baltimore Convention. : 7 The House passed a bill to establish a _.,, Branch Mint at Carson City. 5 een *” Srectric Caxtracr —It ishighly desirable-aays the Bee, that the Supreme Court, at the earliest. possible moment,’ decide upon. the constitutionslity and binding force ofthe “Speeifie Contract law ef 1863. A case wherein-thit question ‘is’ involved is now, it is said, before theyCourt. Some of the District Judges uphold the law, aud. others have decided against ite Of cotrse sucli a state of wfluirs is enlenlated to unsettle busi nese operations and crente contugion. A decision of the Supreme Court would estab. j Upon them’ musi¢ , was procured, and the . members,sent ap the following ex pression of to cast their frail bark# upon the uncertain ‘. in regard te the attack on Plymouth: On the . Southfield waa shelling the rebels coustantly. ee . A Peeasant Panty.—A pleasant little f cathe off at the Union Hotel on Feipg. A, Wedding party from Maryssisting of W:-C. Browa and Geo. J.° Bourne, and” their wives, have been spending a igw days there. On that oceasion & number of ladies and gentlemen called time passed merrily in dancing and: singing, until a late hour. Atl who were present en joyed themselves hugely. During the evéning, the ~ Bachelor Club_of Marysville, of which these gentlemem were once honored grief forthe loss of their assuciafés. The members of ithe Club have our sympathies—~ the happy pairs dont-need them, Read the letter, it speaks for the bachelors: Makysviv_e, April 24, 1364, The Marysville Bachelor Club had a called meeting last night, Brother Addington as President, Hobson and Stratten erTe: pail bearAddington, the following Preamble and Rea» olutions were “adopted : Whereas, iti the cicissitudes ofan eventful life: our ‘esteemed friends ‘and brothers, Brown and Bourse, have seen fit to. dissulye their connection with this Assuciation, and and tempestuous sea of matrimony, thereby nflwencing by thew example Others of this fraternity to commit like acts of hostiity to. its well being, therelore, : Resolved, That while we recognize in the eventan iltustration, of the potent influence of female allurements, we extend to our erring brothers eur condolence —syinpathy in . their affection: boping their-wiys tay be ways-of pleasantiess, and all their paths the flowery paths of peace Resolved, Thatin the beginning, even so ri 7 5 _ ‘Te ever thus. t wre, ‘Resolved, That the mewbers of this Club wear the usual inaignia ‘fuse to be comforted, Syne,” the Club retired to recess. : ADDINGTON, CRADDOCK, 4, Aad others. > ~ “To SiSGeks.—All Who Can ‘ing and are willing tonassistat the Sanitary Benefit, are requested tomeetiit the Brick Church, on Monday; te-morrow-eren ing ao : Se = THe Cauirorsia Teacnen.—We are . in receipt of the May number of the Califor. nid Teacher. It isan juvaluable'journ il. te ail who are interested in the” cause of education. : ambi —_ Pitt Navy Departinent hae the fo'towing . afternoon of the 17th Fort Gray, above Plymouth, was attacked by the rebels with a battery of six field pieééa on%a sandbank about a. thousand yards up the river. At early dawn on Monday the Isth, the enemy charged on the fort and were repulsed.— Later in the day the enemy appeared in. fercein the rear of the town. At sunset they commenced a vigorous attack on Forts Williams and Wessels. . They were re puleed in three different assaults. The gunboat At three o'clock on Weduesday morning, 20th, the rebel ram dropped down the river, aud whea near the Southfield ran across ber strabourd bow, the prow of the ram running into the Southfield and causing her to sink in fifteen minutes. The Miami waa pursued for a short distance by the ram; but in eonsequence of her superior specd the gunboat escaped, Someof the officers and men of the Southfield -them eseaped,. are prisoners, but most of The guaboat Mitchell was Monday vight, the Isth. An ims. mense slaughter of the rebels was effected by the garrison at Fort Gray. The gunboats inaterially assisted, nd the big guns of the tort poured broadsides into the rebel cel suuk on their runks. Thig engagement was only great battle of Malvern Hill, where the navy poured such raking volleys of gtipe and shell into the enemy’s Lines General Wes; selson Sunday. 17th, ordered all. qa spentbatants to leavethe town, 2 7 SeARRESTING Con TA TORS.—A’ Wiahprominent contfigtors irom the West have 4 Within.the-past (ew ‘days, been arrested and ‘Ppliced in theORD Capitol “Prison, for not fulfilhig their edhtracta. tractors to! es (throw up th Tt-is-weJ! for cops iderstand tit “they cannof’ wr contracts at their pleasure, even by ping the forfeit money nuned in their bonds. “It it appears that a man. has tuken a contract with the intention of nat fulfilling it, the War Department will con: sider it a cause forthe severest action, withSSE SMI RS NORE TERS SITE SIO DBE AE AAI ER AIO AER ET EET ABE lish s uniform rule in all the Courta. _Pout regard to the action of his bondsmen.Atter-a-few fecting remarks trom Bros p of mourning aud re. After. singing. very feelinzly—+Auld Lang um, repeatedly inaking huge Winrows ol} equaled in execution. and slaughter by the } ington letter” writer sys: A’ number ert Society played. at Stocktoj, three’ or four days last week. The members: went home. some $150 worse off for the performances. ‘The Iwdependent suggests that what the membefs of this rociety lose in cash they probably receive in the glury of wearing fine clothes and “spouting.” Tue Territorial Eaterprise occupies two of its columus with a_deacriphon of the “*Mavsion of a Nevada Nabob," Sandy Bowers. The Louse is built ob granite. Jous Lyyxcu , ineniber ol the last Legislature is pronounced-ineant by a@ewmission He imagines thimeelf President of the Uuited THE steamer New World, has been purcl@sed by Oregon Steam Navigitiod Compas ny, to run up.the Columbia river.-. Fhe price paid is $75,000,. She ranaway from very large sum of money on the Sacramento. ONES Leta ete THE reevipta at the Custoin House, San Francisco, for April, to ‘the 2Zth, fre BGGAjF62. BA. Ree eyputgotors ee To . ‘ READING Marrer.—According to the census of: 1860, there weryThen in the Unis ted States 216—authoy “2,994 editors, 65 librarians,” 943 ve: 23,106 printers, and 4)] sterogsaphic reporters—all of which were engegpcin furvisting vatious sorts of literary pabulum for eome 30,000,000 people; MARRIED. . At La Porte, Apri! .0-W N. Widte, formerly . _2 21 TABLE wills ite, formerly of Nevada city, to Mis«-Mary J. Tompkins: THe San Francisco Dashaway Theatrigal. star a « .” GBAND CONCERT. 7 HOSE Fashionable Soriables have been so / immensely popular throughout New England during the past twenty-five years, will have the pleasure of giving one of his chaste, patriOtic, pathetic. literary, musical and humorous Entertainméits. atthe — BAPTIST CHURCH; TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3rd,’6*. ~Witha desire'and determination to furnish to exequalled in quelity, he has—regardicss of ex inent vocalist, . aa . WILLIAM HAYWARD,Who isjustly styJed by the leading musical eritics of the Atlapfic cities as the most Effective, Accomp!ished and Artistic Balladist Living. Nevadac April 30. = ae aa — = : : UNION HOT ‘Nain Sireei, Nevada, 19} 49 i LN 9) Ct Ce Messrs. Enton & Williamson, Having leased the above New, El gant and Commodious Hotel. and furnished it in the most costly manner: are pow prepared to receive ® their friends and the publie gener ——eeee ally, believing they can satisfy all who may favor them with their patronage. The Llotel contains ONE HUNDRED LIGHT AND AIRY ROOMS. SOTA DAKK ONE IN THE HOUSE, And ofa size much larger. than are usually found in Hotels. ‘The Parlors-are-furnisivedin a Bus perior style. ; 5 4 Spring and Hair Mattresses—the linen clean and of the very best quality. contain all that the market affords. ? :THE BAR is fitted u . ‘In this city,on the 29th inst., to the wife of . James Van Bibber. a son. . SPRING AND SUMMER) CLOTHINC! “THe Tip or Fasuyon '” MESSRS S. HAAS &€CO., AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER OF PINE AND COM MERCIA L STREETS, AVE disposed of their old atock of Cloth I ing and would inform their old patrons and as many hew ones as wish to secure CREAT BARCAINS. That they have just received a TREMENDOUS’ STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES !! WHICH THEY WILL SELL Cheaper than any other Establishmentin the Statc ! ——Their magnifleient stock consists in part of the fotlewing articles : COATS! From the finest custom-made Broadcloth Coat down to a common hnen coat PANTS! size, quality and cotor. VESTs! An) quantity of Silk. Satin, Marseiies, Cassimere andevery Other kind of Vests FRENCH CASSIMERE SUITS? ‘ Something entirely new ! os . English and American Business Suits _ A large and beautiful stock. BOOTS AND SHOES! Enough on hand to furni-h every man in the tows witha good pair —___ ___— HATS: They have avery Jarge assortment and every style suited to the various tastes. \ UNDER CLOTHING! ‘ We have a most complete assortment. of Shirt, Under-shirts, Drawers, Cotlars, Socks, &. Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Cravats and Neck Ties, Saratoga Tranks, &c. &c. &¢1 They havea stock of Clothing worthy. the «t#he Nev ada city trade whieh they will sell cheapef than ever before offered in the State. S. HAAS & CO.° Nevada, May Int, 1864. Le Milwaukie Brewery. No. 16 Spring Street,: Nevada. —-— oo W. DREYFUSS would inform the citizens 4e Of Nevada county and his frien ts, that he is LOW prapuiee to furnish them with a supcri; or aiticle o ‘ LAGER BEER Ry the. Barret or Bottle. —Orders-teft at t e faithfully atte ed to. . < , a raprecerowe PANE ARMS nay Wade FP SE SireTILLIA RD Roos is supped wit Phe -We have a splendid variety of Pants, of every tention ef purchasers and selected.expreasiy for . ” Brewery, on Spring Strect, will be promptly Pr tended myl Gm —_. ip in a stylenot surpassed Stafe, and all its conteuts kinds, by any litse in the are of the choicest an’s best Tables. pocket. and earom. — Persous travelin 7 to and from Wastog will find this House the most desirable stopping place on the route: ‘Lo the travelera for pleasure, we: have only to say that the climate of Nevada is not surpassedinany part of the State ‘The Pacitte Stage and Fxpress Company's effice is in the House, and pulskengers by the Cali fornta Stage Co’s coaches will be. driven to the -Esiosif they desire. ‘Phe Post Office, Teiezgraph and Express offices dre in the same block. IRA A. EATON, ISAAC WILLIAMSON, Nevada, April 24th’ 1s64, ' 50 Spring Style for ISL! A; tAMOTT,FASHIONABLE HATTER, . Cor. of 2nd and J St. SACRAMENTO: As this is the Best place in the State te procure .a fine and Fashicnable Tile cali on him and select One from his—the Largest & best stock in the country —AT PRICES— LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. AS issued thest Summer wear. Orders from thec faithfully attended to ountry promptly and ving PAUVEL HOUSE. . City..Nevada Territory. No. 12 North C, Street. ut Adjvoiningthe Medan Building, FIRST CLASS : Hotel and Restaurant! Open allnight, hlegantly furnished Roome ; FOR FAMILIES, » O. V. Chauvel, Prop’r. Virginia, April 13th—tf = i LECTION NOTICe —Pursuant to an /E4 Act ofthe Levislature incorporating the cit of Nevada, notice. is-hereby given to the quail field electors of said city that an elcetion wll be heldon MONDAY, May 2nd, 184, for the following officers, viz: Five Trustees, One Marshal, One Treasurer, One Assessor. 2 By order of the Board of Trustees, b.3S8 Baker, Clerk J CLARK,.Pres. _W. F Haslett is appointed Inspector ind W. /E. Pressey and. M.S Hamilton, Judges of the election. The Polls will be opened in the City Hallat’s o'clock, A Mand remain open until sundown. By order of the Roard of Trustees JONATHAN CLARK; Pres. W. iH. Crawford, Clerk.pro tem. Nevada ice Company. \ we are ptepared tafurnish Good Ice, Afany and at a!l times on the terms. Orders leit at No. will recrive prompt att ; THOM PSC Nevada, April 23d. ‘Central Pacitic Railroad —AND— . CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD \ O* AND AFTER MaARA UF til further notice, trains wit leave the f t of K STREET, SACRAMENTO, ¥¢ follows _ For Livcotn and Folsom, st..045 4. x For-Folsom, at. ” FE would inform the citizens of Nevade that most reasonable 5 Gommercial Street ion.x, ALE & STONE, Ky April 3th. on eee eeereenee ee LOSOA. M, ; RETURNING, ie Leave Folsom at..+. . Ree aes 7.30 A. de Leave Lincola at.. A.M. LELAND STAN FORD, President C. P. R. R. CO. BLACKSMITH WANTED. an2s BLACKSMITH is wanted mmediately— his western musical friends an entertajnment un. THE BEDS are seppled with the very—best . Spence ville, (Pretty man’s Ranch, Nez yle of Hats for Spring and ee 4 Card. — Nevada, March ist, 1864. TPKE undersigned agent for the +:Florence Sewjng Machine Co,” takes pleasure in announcing to thosein want, that he now has sueh arrangements with the General “Agent for the Pacific coast, at San Francisce. that he can furnish at.short notice, any kind machine wanted. The price ranges from $65 00 ta $145 00; A specimen can be sven at my -residénce, No. 85 Main street. Yor circulars-or samyles of sewing, apply to or address : rs GEO. A. RANDALL, Ageitt, At WEAVER & Company's store, No.59Broad street. Nevada City. tar Sore Throat. pense=secured the invaluable services of the em-. ss Cot eh and similar troubles, if suffered to progress, Te‘sult in serious Pulmor ary. Bronchial and Asthmaticaffections oftentimes incurable, ° Brown's Bronchial Troches are compounded so as to-reach direetly the seat of thediseaseand vive almost istant relief. Agents for California, REDDINGTON & Cv., : » San Francisco. ‘STEVE. V ENARD, A Nnounces himself as a candidate for. Marshal. at the eaining election. Nevada. April 4th tani! GEORGE Ss. PIERCE, candidate for the Office of CITY MARSHAL. For Marshal, G. 8.8, GETCHELL, Sa candidate tor the office of City Marshal af the ensuing election. NOTICE OF SALE, ° Offica-of Wild _Rose-Copper Mining Co. ; aCo. 4 § Byte is deHnguen* upon the flowing dé ~Beribeal atoek +99 thee “Company. on arcoulit Of Assessments levied en the 2iat day of “Janwiry, 186 (No. 1.) February 29th, 1864, (No. 2.) and on March 10the 9864,-¢No-3.5 the severalamounts set Opposite the names of Nanw's.__ No Ccrtif No Shares No Ass't Am’t W. A. Stites, notiss + B56) 1,2; 3, 837 be W’. Pascoe Jr. is 100 2,3, 1000 Lavina-Paseoe 10 109 2, 3, --10 00 A.J. Johnson, 24, 25-26, 200, 4, 10 00 S.T. Mathews, JF 28, 208 3, +1000 Wim. Lithgow, not iss 100 1.2.3, 15.08 J Haines, notiss.200 12,3, 3000 And in accordance with law and_an order af the Board of Trustees. tice on April 26th, 1864, 80 many shares of vach-pareet of said stock ag may be necessary: ill be sold at the office of ihe Cempany, at Prettyimoin’s Hotel Spencevilie, . ON SATURDAY. May 14th, 1964, = At 6o’clock, P. M_ of said day, to pay said delinquent assessments thereon, together with custs.of advertizing and expenses of sale, W. WALLACE ATWELL, Sec’y, Speneeville, Pre tyman’s Ranch, } ~ April zorh, Isc. § “FOR SALE OR RENT” OFFER for ‘sale or rent, a Large Fire Proot Brick Store, 22 by 50 feet. with splendid cellar. Thelouseis boilt and finished ina workmanlike manner, and well arrangedfor a clothing Or grocery store.” It_is situated in the town of Gmega, and commands the entire trade of that’ place, Scotchinan’s Creek, Diamond Creek, Atptia and Fali Creek. Near b in the Tecumseh, Fidelity. Union, Star and other ledges that are now being eeveloped and paying well. besides a large district of surface or hi claims, that will, on completion ofthe Omega ditch, be watered by both the South Yubs and Omega Water Ditches. A better chance for a business man with « small capital cannot be found. Apply immediat ly to the undersigned at Kidd’s Bankitig House inthis city. Possession given when desired) JOHN W. HINDS. California St -C GO aA CHES WILL LEAVE NEVADA DAILY ; At2} o’clock, P. M., Sa FOR “VIRGINIA AND CARSON CITIES, Arriving at Virginia at 11 4. Mo? age Company's . . Returning will teave Virginiaat4Aa M, arriving at Nevada at 10 P.M. Connecting with the ty Company's Daily Line of Concord Coaches: for Sacramento . At4 A.M. For Marysville at 7 A. M, " W. H: DAVIDSON » Agent Puatific Stage & Express Co. N AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC’R 14th, 1864, this Company--will run a DAILY LINE : —Oor— . O Six Horse Concord Coaches, —To— VIRGINIA CITY, “And all parts of NEVADA TERRITORY __ ning Stages leav» the Office from: the UNION HOYVEL..MAIN STREET. For Virginia, at2 30 P.M. Kach day. For Lincojn and Sacramento—eonNiecting at Auburn Station wita the ears of ‘the ‘Sacramento Vatley Railroad—at 5 A. M. SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT *\ . GUARANTEED. W. H. LADD, Presiden A , One who can do every kind of work Appiy . URLES, Broad street.” re a pril 27th. . Ww. s. Nevada, Mareh 15th. ? “ THe that th ineetin, of agre They ¢ couclus each to jou. € > —Venard “= Men go = € ‘ owing 4 For « A. Haa Wer agreed‘Prot Stepher half am drowne. The chi crossing he fell, SU0 feet cued. carries ininping wien ti ted ta-h meeting View Secre A. Chur Const discusse destroy Pic-n engaged @ the felle q adhered © benefit Scholars strietly + be offer > pic-nies > Half W © Nevada SPIRE > celebrat . tn the A Tuesday postpon ladies as the con © Ossian } SpRE Measre immensi ing, wh @ examine reader t in anot regard, — give bet ——ever bef : for-your ImMPre National ‘Ly Fishe . up into t house, . S by astai Remo “+ Turner: 2 : == occupied 2 joining I . L.W. . ery, adv for esle'j ment. Dem~ great, hi head, Be . «rand pc ~ What t * Tess. eed 2 y a, We . he wspap Tre . Francise weeks & eo

E ee ‘ eh w a a 4 if a i if ® 4 : 4 ae % j evada . MORNING, “MAY xa1. SUNDAY i :. City and County Official Press ~~ powerless. Tue Monnoe Docrrixe.—The doctrine enunciated during the administration of _Monroe'that the United States*would not . suffer any European goveroment to inter» fere with the internal affairs of any South . “American govermment put an end: to-allru. mors of urmed. intervention ot. that-time, ‘and until the present war the dermina: . tiow of the United States was uccepted «nd respectéd by the governments of Burope. The Emperor of France with a disregard principio which has marked -his eareer from the beginning, withoat 4 ‘shadow of excuse, invaded the territory-of Mexico,+ and now attempts the -establistionent ofa kingdom atvur very doors. Lut to us, dear na ia the law disregirded, distaate{ui us is the estublishment of a throne by the des» potic governments of Europe, we do not think it would be good policy to demand the withdrawal of the French from Mexico: at present. Now that our Government is ins “volved in a struggle for nationality let ws not be distracted by other questions howe ever important they may be, calculated to divide our strength. Tet ts for a time bear the indignities of France. The Emperor Napoleon way: persist in flaunting the purple robes of royalty in the faces of fibertys loving Americans for a time. Maximilian the honors ofa king, but the price will be dear, and retribution, speedy and effective, sity of speech-makingot platforinaenuncia< ting a doetriie #86 tiniversally accepted by the. people uf the United States as the ove . given us by Monroe. There is to necessity of making it an issue in the Presidential campaign, Resolutions in Congress are . There is ja way to settle the. question. Give General Grant and the AdMiniatration a hearty support. Let neither . Wen nor woneybe spared to crash the rebel lion, and when the first great object of all loyal _men_issccomplished,— the aurper who dared insult our people, with the merees naries whose bayonets sustain hin will be sWept-ffom the American continent “like Chall before the wind.’ No demands should be madé until we are in @ position to back them with blows, ~~ EasTeRN News.—I[tis said by a member of the Union Executive Committee that there is no probability of poxtponing the time for the meeting ofthe Baltimore Con‘vention. It is understood that all artillery regis ments and detachments now in the Govera=} _ ment forts of New York and Massachusetts have been ordered to the front. Tbe militia will take their place. aa : The Richmond papers claim that 3,000, prisonera were captured at Plymouth. 2 The rebels continue to multiply their troops in Virgima., The President has received a dispatch from General Butler rtating his betiefthat the rebel force baa been withdrawn from North Carolina in order to reinforce Lee, Itis tiow fully understood that Lee will endeavor to bring on a fight without leaving his intrenchments. = A letter from the fleet off Wilmington, April 2d. states) that Beauregard went through Wilmington on the QIst with a large natnber of troops on the way to Richmond. The inhabitants of tae rebel Capital are ~—anoving tarthersouth tr hinge otimbers, under the belief that Richmond will sven be in “Apoases tion of’ .Fede raHtroopa. ‘The Ution State Convention of Penuaylvania have adopted resolutions to the effect that the delegates at large be inetructed to. votetor Lincola_for the Presidency andoppose all efforts to postpone the Baltimore Convention. : 7 The House passed a bill to establish a _.,, Branch Mint at Carson City. 5 een *” Srectric Caxtracr —It ishighly desirable-aays the Bee, that the Supreme Court, at the earliest. possible moment,’ decide upon. the constitutionslity and binding force ofthe “Speeifie Contract law ef 1863. A case wherein-thit question ‘is’ involved is now, it is said, before theyCourt. Some of the District Judges uphold the law, aud. others have decided against ite Of cotrse sucli a state of wfluirs is enlenlated to unsettle busi nese operations and crente contugion. A decision of the Supreme Court would estab. j Upon them’ musi¢ , was procured, and the . members,sent ap the following ex pression of to cast their frail bark# upon the uncertain ‘. in regard te the attack on Plymouth: On the . Southfield waa shelling the rebels coustantly. ee . A Peeasant Panty.—A pleasant little f cathe off at the Union Hotel on Feipg. A, Wedding party from Maryssisting of W:-C. Browa and Geo. J.° Bourne, and” their wives, have been spending a igw days there. On that oceasion & number of ladies and gentlemen called time passed merrily in dancing and: singing, until a late hour. Atl who were present en joyed themselves hugely. During the evéning, the ~ Bachelor Club_of Marysville, of which these gentlemem were once honored grief forthe loss of their assuciafés. The members of ithe Club have our sympathies—~ the happy pairs dont-need them, Read the letter, it speaks for the bachelors: Makysviv_e, April 24, 1364, The Marysville Bachelor Club had a called meeting last night, Brother Addington as President, Hobson and Stratten erTe: pail bearAddington, the following Preamble and Rea» olutions were “adopted : Whereas, iti the cicissitudes ofan eventful life: our ‘esteemed friends ‘and brothers, Brown and Bourse, have seen fit to. dissulye their connection with this Assuciation, and and tempestuous sea of matrimony, thereby nflwencing by thew example Others of this fraternity to commit like acts of hostiity to. its well being, therelore, : Resolved, That while we recognize in the eventan iltustration, of the potent influence of female allurements, we extend to our erring brothers eur condolence —syinpathy in . their affection: boping their-wiys tay be ways-of pleasantiess, and all their paths the flowery paths of peace Resolved, Thatin the beginning, even so ri 7 5 _ ‘Te ever thus. t wre, ‘Resolved, That the mewbers of this Club wear the usual inaignia ‘fuse to be comforted, Syne,” the Club retired to recess. : ADDINGTON, CRADDOCK, 4, Aad others. > ~ “To SiSGeks.—All Who Can ‘ing and are willing tonassistat the Sanitary Benefit, are requested tomeetiit the Brick Church, on Monday; te-morrow-eren ing ao : Se = THe Cauirorsia Teacnen.—We are . in receipt of the May number of the Califor. nid Teacher. It isan juvaluable'journ il. te ail who are interested in the” cause of education. : ambi —_ Pitt Navy Departinent hae the fo'towing . afternoon of the 17th Fort Gray, above Plymouth, was attacked by the rebels with a battery of six field pieééa on%a sandbank about a. thousand yards up the river. At early dawn on Monday the Isth, the enemy charged on the fort and were repulsed.— Later in the day the enemy appeared in. fercein the rear of the town. At sunset they commenced a vigorous attack on Forts Williams and Wessels. . They were re puleed in three different assaults. The gunboat At three o'clock on Weduesday morning, 20th, the rebel ram dropped down the river, aud whea near the Southfield ran across ber strabourd bow, the prow of the ram running into the Southfield and causing her to sink in fifteen minutes. The Miami waa pursued for a short distance by the ram; but in eonsequence of her superior specd the gunboat escaped, Someof the officers and men of the Southfield -them eseaped,. are prisoners, but most of The guaboat Mitchell was Monday vight, the Isth. An ims. mense slaughter of the rebels was effected by the garrison at Fort Gray. The gunboats inaterially assisted, nd the big guns of the tort poured broadsides into the rebel cel suuk on their runks. Thig engagement was only great battle of Malvern Hill, where the navy poured such raking volleys of gtipe and shell into the enemy’s Lines General Wes; selson Sunday. 17th, ordered all. qa spentbatants to leavethe town, 2 7 SeARRESTING Con TA TORS.—A’ Wiahprominent contfigtors irom the West have 4 Within.the-past (ew ‘days, been arrested and ‘Ppliced in theORD Capitol “Prison, for not fulfilhig their edhtracta. tractors to! es (throw up th Tt-is-weJ! for cops iderstand tit “they cannof’ wr contracts at their pleasure, even by ping the forfeit money nuned in their bonds. “It it appears that a man. has tuken a contract with the intention of nat fulfilling it, the War Department will con: sider it a cause forthe severest action, withSSE SMI RS NORE TERS SITE SIO DBE AE AAI ER AIO AER ET EET ABE lish s uniform rule in all the Courta. _Pout regard to the action of his bondsmen.Atter-a-few fecting remarks trom Bros p of mourning aud re. After. singing. very feelinzly—+Auld Lang um, repeatedly inaking huge Winrows ol} equaled in execution. and slaughter by the } ington letter” writer sys: A’ number ert Society played. at Stocktoj, three’ or four days last week. The members: went home. some $150 worse off for the performances. ‘The Iwdependent suggests that what the membefs of this rociety lose in cash they probably receive in the glury of wearing fine clothes and “spouting.” Tue Territorial Eaterprise occupies two of its columus with a_deacriphon of the “*Mavsion of a Nevada Nabob," Sandy Bowers. The Louse is built ob granite. Jous Lyyxcu , ineniber ol the last Legislature is pronounced-ineant by a@ewmission He imagines thimeelf President of the Uuited THE steamer New World, has been purcl@sed by Oregon Steam Navigitiod Compas ny, to run up.the Columbia river.-. Fhe price paid is $75,000,. She ranaway from very large sum of money on the Sacramento. ONES Leta ete THE reevipta at the Custoin House, San Francisco, for April, to ‘the 2Zth, fre BGGAjF62. BA. Ree eyputgotors ee To . ‘ READING Marrer.—According to the census of: 1860, there weryThen in the Unis ted States 216—authoy “2,994 editors, 65 librarians,” 943 ve: 23,106 printers, and 4)] sterogsaphic reporters—all of which were engegpcin furvisting vatious sorts of literary pabulum for eome 30,000,000 people; MARRIED. . At La Porte, Apri! .0-W N. Widte, formerly . _2 21 TABLE wills ite, formerly of Nevada city, to Mis«-Mary J. Tompkins: THe San Francisco Dashaway Theatrigal. star a « .” GBAND CONCERT. 7 HOSE Fashionable Soriables have been so / immensely popular throughout New England during the past twenty-five years, will have the pleasure of giving one of his chaste, patriOtic, pathetic. literary, musical and humorous Entertainméits. atthe — BAPTIST CHURCH; TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3rd,’6*. ~Witha desire'and determination to furnish to exequalled in quelity, he has—regardicss of ex inent vocalist, . aa . WILLIAM HAYWARD,Who isjustly styJed by the leading musical eritics of the Atlapfic cities as the most Effective, Accomp!ished and Artistic Balladist Living. Nevadac April 30. = ae aa — = : : UNION HOT ‘Nain Sireei, Nevada, 19} 49 i LN 9) Ct Ce Messrs. Enton & Williamson, Having leased the above New, El gant and Commodious Hotel. and furnished it in the most costly manner: are pow prepared to receive ® their friends and the publie gener ——eeee ally, believing they can satisfy all who may favor them with their patronage. The Llotel contains ONE HUNDRED LIGHT AND AIRY ROOMS. SOTA DAKK ONE IN THE HOUSE, And ofa size much larger. than are usually found in Hotels. ‘The Parlors-are-furnisivedin a Bus perior style. ; 5 4 Spring and Hair Mattresses—the linen clean and of the very best quality. contain all that the market affords. ? :THE BAR is fitted u . ‘In this city,on the 29th inst., to the wife of . James Van Bibber. a son. . SPRING AND SUMMER) CLOTHINC! “THe Tip or Fasuyon '” MESSRS S. HAAS &€CO., AT THE OLD STAND, CORNER OF PINE AND COM MERCIA L STREETS, AVE disposed of their old atock of Cloth I ing and would inform their old patrons and as many hew ones as wish to secure CREAT BARCAINS. That they have just received a TREMENDOUS’ STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES !! WHICH THEY WILL SELL Cheaper than any other Establishmentin the Statc ! ——Their magnifleient stock consists in part of the fotlewing articles : COATS! From the finest custom-made Broadcloth Coat down to a common hnen coat PANTS! size, quality and cotor. VESTs! An) quantity of Silk. Satin, Marseiies, Cassimere andevery Other kind of Vests FRENCH CASSIMERE SUITS? ‘ Something entirely new ! os . English and American Business Suits _ A large and beautiful stock. BOOTS AND SHOES! Enough on hand to furni-h every man in the tows witha good pair —___ ___— HATS: They have avery Jarge assortment and every style suited to the various tastes. \ UNDER CLOTHING! ‘ We have a most complete assortment. of Shirt, Under-shirts, Drawers, Cotlars, Socks, &.

Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs, Cravats and Neck Ties, Saratoga Tranks, &c. &c. &¢1 They havea stock of Clothing worthy. the «t#he Nev ada city trade whieh they will sell cheapef than ever before offered in the State. S. HAAS & CO.° Nevada, May Int, 1864. Le Milwaukie Brewery. No. 16 Spring Street,: Nevada. —-— oo W. DREYFUSS would inform the citizens 4e Of Nevada county and his frien ts, that he is LOW prapuiee to furnish them with a supcri; or aiticle o ‘ LAGER BEER Ry the. Barret or Bottle. —Orders-teft at t e faithfully atte ed to. . < , a raprecerowe PANE ARMS nay Wade FP SE SireTILLIA RD Roos is supped wit Phe -We have a splendid variety of Pants, of every tention ef purchasers and selected.expreasiy for . ” Brewery, on Spring Strect, will be promptly Pr tended myl Gm —_. ip in a stylenot surpassed Stafe, and all its conteuts kinds, by any litse in the are of the choicest an’s best Tables. pocket. and earom. — Persous travelin 7 to and from Wastog will find this House the most desirable stopping place on the route: ‘Lo the travelera for pleasure, we: have only to say that the climate of Nevada is not surpassedinany part of the State ‘The Pacitte Stage and Fxpress Company's effice is in the House, and pulskengers by the Cali fornta Stage Co’s coaches will be. driven to the -Esiosif they desire. ‘Phe Post Office, Teiezgraph and Express offices dre in the same block. IRA A. EATON, ISAAC WILLIAMSON, Nevada, April 24th’ 1s64, ' 50 Spring Style for ISL! A; tAMOTT,FASHIONABLE HATTER, . Cor. of 2nd and J St. SACRAMENTO: As this is the Best place in the State te procure .a fine and Fashicnable Tile cali on him and select One from his—the Largest & best stock in the country —AT PRICES— LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE. AS issued thest Summer wear. Orders from thec faithfully attended to ountry promptly and ving PAUVEL HOUSE. . City...Nevada Territory. No. 12 North C, Street. ut Adjvoiningthe Medan Building, FIRST CLASS : Hotel and Restaurant! Open allnight, hlegantly furnished Roome ; FOR FAMILIES, » O. V. Chauvel, Prop’r. Virginia, April 13th—tf = i LECTION NOTICe —Pursuant to an /E4 Act ofthe Levislature incorporating the cit of Nevada, notice. is-hereby given to the quail field electors of said city that an elcetion wll be heldon MONDAY, May 2nd, 184, for the following officers, viz: Five Trustees, One Marshal, One Treasurer, One Assessor. 2 By order of the Board of Trustees, b.3S8 Baker, Clerk J CLARK,.Pres. _W. F Haslett is appointed Inspector ind W. /E. Pressey and. M.S Hamilton, Judges of the election. The Polls will be opened in the City Hallat’s o'clock, A Mand remain open until sundown. By order of the Roard of Trustees JONATHAN CLARK; Pres. W. iH. Crawford, Clerk.pro tem. Nevada ice Company. \ we are ptepared tafurnish Good Ice, Afany and at a!l times on the terms. Orders leit at No. will recrive prompt att ; THOM PSC Nevada, April 23d. ‘Central Pacitic Railroad —AND— . CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD \ O* AND AFTER MaARA UF til further notice, trains wit leave the f t of K STREET, SACRAMENTO, ¥¢ follows _ For Livcotn and Folsom, st...045 4. x For-Folsom, at. ” FE would inform the citizens of Nevade that most reasonable 5 Gommercial Street ion.x, ALE & STONE, Ky April 3th. on eee eeereenee ee LOSOA. M, ; RETURNING, ie Leave Folsom at....+.. .. Ree aes 7.30 A. de Leave Lincola at.... A.M. LELAND STAN FORD, President C. P. R. R. CO. BLACKSMITH WANTED. an2s BLACKSMITH is wanted mmediately— his western musical friends an entertajnment un. THE BEDS are seppled with the very—best . Spence ville, (Pretty man’s Ranch, Nez yle of Hats for Spring and ee 4 Card. — Nevada, March ist, 1864. TPKE undersigned agent for the +:Florence Sewjng Machine Co,” takes pleasure in announcing to thosein want, that he now has sueh arrangements with the General “Agent for the Pacific coast, at San Francisce. that he can furnish at.short notice, any kind machine wanted. The price ranges from $65 00 ta $145 00; A specimen can be sven at my -residénce, No. 85 Main street. Yor circulars-or samyles of sewing, apply to or address : rs GEO. A. RANDALL, Ageitt, At WEAVER & Company's store, No.59Broad street. Nevada City. tar Sore Throat. pense=secured the invaluable services of the em-. ss Cot eh and similar troubles, if suffered to progress, Te‘sult in serious Pulmor ary. Bronchial and Asthmaticaffections oftentimes incurable, ° Brown's Bronchial Troches are compounded so as to-reach direetly the seat of thediseaseand vive almost istant relief. Agents for California, REDDINGTON & Cv., : » San Francisco. ‘STEVE. V ENARD, A Nnounces himself as a candidate for. Marshal. at the eaining election. Nevada. April 4th tani! GEORGE Ss. PIERCE, candidate for the Office of CITY MARSHAL. For Marshal, G. 8.8, GETCHELL, Sa candidate tor the office of City Marshal af the ensuing election. NOTICE OF SALE, ° Offica-of Wild _Rose-Copper Mining Co. ; aCo. 4 § Byte is deHnguen* upon the flowing dé ~Beribeal atoek +99 thee “Company.. on arcoulit Of Assessments levied en the 2iat day of “Janwiry, 186 (No. 1.) February 29th, 1864, (No. 2.) and on March 10the 9864,-¢No-3.5 the severalamounts set Opposite the names of Nanw's.__ No Ccrtif No Shares No Ass't Am’t W. A. Stites, notiss + B56) 1,2; 3, 837 be W’. Pascoe Jr. is 100 2,3, 1000 Lavina-Paseoe 10 109 2, 3, --10 00 A.J. Johnson, 24, 25-26, 200, 4, 10 00 S.T. Mathews, JF 28, 208 3, +1000 Wim. Lithgow, not iss 100 1.2.3, 15.08 J Haines, notiss.200 12,3, 3000 And in accordance with law and_an order af the Board of Trustees. tice on April 26th, 1864, 80 many shares of vach-pareet of said stock ag may be necessary: ill be sold at the office of ihe Cempany, at Prettyimoin’s Hotel Spencevilie, . ON SATURDAY. May 14th, 1964, = At 6o’clock, P. M_ of said day, to pay said delinquent assessments thereon, together with custs.of advertizing and expenses of sale, W. WALLACE ATWELL, Sec’y, Speneeville, Pre tyman’s Ranch, } ~ April zorh, Isc. § “FOR SALE OR RENT” OFFER for ‘sale or rent, a Large Fire Proot Brick Store, 22 by 50 feet. with splendid cellar. Thelouseis boilt and finished ina workmanlike manner, and well arrangedfor a clothing Or grocery store.” It_is situated in the town of Gmega, and commands the entire trade of that’ place, Scotchinan’s Creek, Diamond Creek, Atptia and Fali Creek. Near b in the Tecumseh, Fidelity. Union, Star and other ledges that are now being eeveloped and paying well. besides a large district of surface or hi claims, that will, on completion ofthe Omega ditch, be watered by both the South Yubs and Omega Water Ditches. A better chance for a business man with « small capital cannot be found. Apply immediat ly to the undersigned at Kidd’s Bankitig House inthis city. Possession given when desired) JOHN W. HINDS. California St -C GO aA CHES WILL LEAVE NEVADA DAILY ; At2} o’clock, P. M., Sa FOR “VIRGINIA AND CARSON CITIES, Arriving at Virginia at 11 4. Mo? age Company's . . Returning will teave Virginiaat4Aa M, arriving at Nevada at 10 P.M. Connecting with the ty Company's Daily Line of Concord Coaches: for Sacramento . At4 A.M. For Marysville at 7 A. M, " W. H: DAVIDSON » Agent Puatific Stage & Express Co. N AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC’R 14th, 1864, this Company--will run a DAILY LINE : —Oor— . O Six Horse Concord Coaches, —To— VIRGINIA CITY, “And all parts of NEVADA TERRITORY __ ning Stages leav» the Office from: the UNION HOYVEL...MAIN STREET. For Virginia, at2 30 P.M. Kach day. For Lincojn and Sacramento—eonNiecting at Auburn Station wita the ears of ‘the ‘Sacramento Vatley Railroad—at 5 A. M. SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT *\ . GUARANTEED. W. H. LADD, Presiden A , One who can do every kind of work Appiy . URLES, Broad street.” re a pril 27th. . Ww. s. Nevada, Mareh 15th. ? “ THe that th ineetin, of agre They ¢ couclus each to jou. € > —Venard “= Men go = € ‘ owing 4 For « A. Haa Wer agreed‘Prot Stepher half am drowne. The chi crossing he fell, SU0 feet cued. carries ininping wien ti ted ta-h meeting View Secre A. Chur Const discusse destroy Pic-n engaged @ the felle q adhered © benefit Scholars strietly + be offer > pic-nies > Half W © Nevada SPIRE > celebrat . tn the A Tuesday postpon ladies as the con © Ossian } SpRE Measre immensi ing, wh @ examine reader t in anot regard, — give bet ——ever bef : for-your ImMPre National ‘Ly Fishe . up into t house, . S by astai Remo “+ Turner: 2 : == occupied 2 joining I . L.W. . ery, adv for esle'j ment. Dem~ great, hi head, Be . «rand pc ~ What t * Tess. eed 2 y a, We . he wspap Tre . Francise weeks & eo