May 19, 1864 (4 pages)

viet a te evan Daily, Transcript, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 109¢n. City and County Official Press --o9-Duee Times at Wasnoe.—On sever~ al occasions we have stated that the rerourcea.and wealth of the Washoe country have “ . been overrated by thé ‘people of California i. _now wildly rushing to the Territory, esnfis reser “twelvemonth . and that s large number of those who are dent that fortune awaits them, are destined to-be disappointed. ‘That_business of all hinds Was lively at Virginia we never doubt od, ‘but we thought {t was overdone and that a reaction mist take pluce. A letter haa-recently been tectived inthis county, in which it says that money is as scarce in Vir ginia as in the deserted mining towne of Cals ifornia, that thousands are there out of ems _ ployment and without money, and that numbers of those who have gone from Nevada county and engaged in business, wish they were back again. The Virginia Union, -always so sensitive when anything is said res ‘flecting upon the country, or when a doubt. ia _¢xpressed in regard to the immense wealth of the Territory, has a leader in ite wsaué oF the 13th, which so nearly coincides with our views of the condition of things in _ and around the sage brush metropolis. that we cannot refrain from quoting. Mr. Unien, “when we said money was not so plenty and business was not so lively in your tewn, you accused us of misteptesentation. Now, ‘out hie income ite value above two heandred dollars per annum. ‘The interest onnotes, . notes, ete., due others, ig -ductrdy— but wot for new buildings “Income Tax.—The Dill \lewying an In-. come tax now'befure Congress increases the’ tax ftom three to five percent. We givé a synopsis of the proposed law: AH citizens. at home orabroad, mast pay five per cent.on allincome above $600 except that derived from United States securities, which pay two and a half per cent. _¥rom the incowe:is to be deducted State and municipal tuxes, salaries of United States officers, (on which a higher percentaye is to be paid,) the receipts frum dividends of the capital stock of buuks, savings institutions Arust, insurance avd -rai i" and bouds ; alsu_ the house rent-to— tir i not exceeding two hundred doullure. But the owner of a homestead must include in. part_of one's ipcome, together with the gains from purch»se and sale of property, increased value of live stock aad farming produce. paid for rents, Jaber or interest necessary for the conduct of a business; is te pe deor improvements. All. persons are to-muke a sworn return as furnished by the Internal Revenue Commiss oner. E ‘The tax must be. paid by the 30th June in each year, wutil 1870, and ten days after demand by, the Collector adds 5 per eeat.— If not paid a lien fur the United States is created, enfurcible by distraint. Sale gives perfect title. ». Five per ceatum is imposed on all ircors porated companies’ dividends, and for default of true return $500 fine’ is imposed, Banks of circulation wotinaking dividends must make semi-aunual returns af profits, on which 5 per centum must be paid, Raidroada are. to p-y 5 per centum on interest on coupons aud bunds. Canals, turnpikes and navigating the same. United States officers. civil, military and naval, must pay 5 per Centum ou their salas . ot thing Own Wout” Will we prove the truth of our statements! The Union says: Dull times io the prevailing compiaint. Merchant and miner, banker aid broker, lawyer and doctor jom in” the chorus ‘wand echo the oft anadeWseertion that never, _ since F860, haa Virginia been so dull as dure ‘ mag the lost few weeks, corder’s office, where one year ago ten scribes were kept constantly buay, one man} —._fesufisient to-reeord all the conveyances of + Teal eataie. In the County Clerk's office a similar lethargy prevails, and in the District * Clerk's office but few complaints srefiled, . although the latter cireumatance may be the result of the immense amount of business now on th: ealendar, and the utter impossibility of bringing any case to trial under» Stocks are down; money is high and almost impossible to obtain, even at the highest rates; the banka have ceasd dia: ~ counting; merchants are cautious about crediting, and work has ceased on many prospecting claims. From Austin and Auro ra, and Humboldt, the same cry of dull times comes up undensingly. and our Terris tory seems at the very «bb tide of that pros. ity which a few months since wae floating her citizens on to rapid fortune.” San Francisco Evecrion.—The eleetion in San Francisco on Tuesday last, resulted in the success of the People’s party. McCoppin, Indepenient candidate for Supervisor, is said to be electad. He was a » Member of the last Board and voted against ‘issuing bonde for the subscription voted by the 'peopie to the Pacific Railroad. Rowell and Titccomb, copperheads, are also said to \ Bie elected Stifermeore. The People’s pare . 4 ty elected all the county officers. The subscription to the Sanitary Fund it is thought "will reach $25,000--Between 13,000 and 14,000 votes were polled in the city. In the Teath District, after the polis closed, a “Gigturbunce occurred. The mub overpowered the police, and the Provost Guird came to the reacue with drawn sabres and dispersNo News.—The wires were not in working order yesterday,-and no news was reeeived frony the East. Phe latest advices we-have, left the’Union arthy. under Grant with every prospect of a epoedy aad glorious victory over the rebel General Lees _ Lea, out off from allhope of relief by reinforee_ ments, had no alternative but to fall back ta the intreochments at Richmond. or with his wore out and diapirited troope-to risk a batWe. We have no doubt that whencommunivation is again opened with the East, news will be sent of additional victories. + Qs wet Nee w eg yo rg . Pak Pa SF ae am * ROBBERY —On last Tuceday fight the amoke house of Davis & Co. on the Urabe Valley road, was entered, and between four and five hundred pounds of hams stolen— An entrance wes effected by forcing the padlock with » pick or some other eharp instrument. ‘The house tas filled with.emoke at the time, and the robbers got the ineat by ~etanding in the pit aud pulling it down with a hook. The hains were about As the reugues did not take eno it profitable, it is presumed of meat.’ No tracea _oF the miscreants could be found, = Santa € NTY is bullding a new In the County Re-} . to the above for the eameé purpose. ries above: O00, to be deducted-at the time of payment, —s ~—hanontns Scance.— Notwithstanding . the considerable influx of immigrants, anys the Bee, great incouvenience iw experienced in several p»rte of the State for want of laborers. This may be -attributed partly to the senseless rueh for Boise, Virginia and_ Reeve river, and partly to the tendency mans ifested by mech«nics and laborers te-copecn~ trate in San Francisco, where in reality but little encouragewert ia given them. Nupa, Siskiyou, Kintwathand other torthern cous. ies, particularly, are ii want of laborers, and high wages sre there offered them. eeepc cs TEMPERANCE Leertre at GRrass-¥atLEY.—The Hon J.E. Vinton will deliver a temperance lecture at Grasa Valley this eves ning: Hevis an excellent lecturer and we} advise the people of that town to bear bin. a THE STEAMER.—The mail steamer from Panna arrived at San Francisee on Tues, day wight. The mail will probably reach here tosnight. T. Stann King in THe Paess.—*“Patri« ‘otism and other Papers” by the Rev. Thomas Starr King, with a biographical: eketen by Richard Frothingham, is announced for publication by Tompkins & Co. of Boston THE prisoners confined iv the Territorial } Prison at Carson, formed a plan to get out, but the Warden discavered and frustrated it, and placéd the ringleaders in ivoos and on bread and water for thirty duys. Miss Lisl Lester will “elocutionize” at Carson City bext week. ll HAYING has comawuced in Naps,and the crop is vereuight vv wv we mes voted, bya majority of over three bundeyd” to lend the county aid to the Napa Valley REWARD.—The Masonic Lodge of Woodbridge, San Jonguin evanty, offers & reward L of $1,000 for the apprehension and convies tien of the party or parties who fired the Masonic Hall in that place on the 24th ult. . JeffersonLodge of Quid Fellows, of Woodbridge, offers reward of $300 Jn addition a Cuaty Ligursine ‘SrVLF ~The Knox. ville Whig and Rebel Vedtilator. Parson Brownlow’s paper contéins reference te the A butchered the de under Chaliners, whe rrison ef Fort Pillow™after ithad surrendered ; Had we-our wish, we would throw hell wide open, and place all 8 beast-lke officers and men upen an ins ehned plane, at an angle of fortysfive degrees, the plane covered with hog’s lard six inches thick, with a wicket at the bottom, and send them, as one stream of traitora, robbers ard Aassuesine,inte the hottest part of the internal regions. Five thousand Rounds of powder are man. jail—cost, . a8 FS . datiour > but f too far to make the change judicious, the:r liu-‘. .the following ia . cert for the Sanitary Fund atthis place resuited as follows: "Zz ; Received ‘at thie polls, city eléetion, 8 sehs se O &. Dodge’s¢oncert, —— 37 a From sale of titkets, 976 00 Contributione-from sundry persons, ° — ree! ; ; Yee Cream & Strawberries, 106 10 Cake raffle. Gazette extra, te met with the moat commendabb:—tiberality Ly part of the citizens of Nevada, who evel tor the supper on as ton 51 MpAan) t the Ba and feteraed em of char . The bend while here were entertained by Messars Eaton & ". ' Williamson. ofthe Union Hetel, tree of cost.— Mr. : 5 free use of Tem . aariges3 Halt for the oceasion, In fact we found ut little to complain of in the carrying out of the object for which the concert ‘was given.— Measre Eaton and Williamson generously offered the use of their Hotel for the concert. which would have been wuch preferrable as it would have afforded more roum and better accommo ue arrangements had progressed eralotier was declined. The tickets were diatribute? in various places throughout the coun ty wit'u the assurance that the amount received woridb credited to the place where sold, in this Munner 3 were suid at Cherokee, 6 at Grass Val ‘ey and6a, Red Dog, and although the amount teaélized is vot_la. ge in proportion t> thetontri butions made heretoiore in this place, we hope -it-will as-an-earnestofour patriotic teel ings and our sympathy for those who are giving not only their substance but tiieir blood to suztain the holiest cause for w ich swords were ever drawn or life blood.poured torth. And should the necessity aguin demand. We shall not hesi tate to make other and stil! further appeals to our generosity for aid in the woble eff srt to aleviate human suffering. MHS. U C. LEAVITT, President. Mrs. E.F. Bean, Seeretary. ee . ufnetured daily at the Svnta Craz works. To THE CitizENs OF NEVADA—The late Conand Total Receipts, $1,652 00 Paid for strawberries $22, caller $20, supper room $10, r . §200 s a em ___Leavirg net receipts, © $1,600 00 Phe are pleased to say that in their efforts to out the object of the concert they SPECTAL NOTICES. =S—— £ ——— School Books, : , For sale by G. a. CHURCH & CO. Blank Books, — . ‘For sale by G. ACHURCH &co. Stationery, " Por sale byG A. CHURCH & Co. ,. . For sale by G. a. CHURCH & co. Justice’s Blanks. For sale by G. a. CHURCH & co. , A Card. Nevada, March 1st, 1864. . Sewing Machine Co,” takes pleasure im anarrangements with the General Agent for the Pacific coast, at San Franeiseo. that he can fur bish at ehort notice, any kind machine wanted. The price ranges from 865 00 to $145 00. -A specimen can be seen at my fesidence, Nov. 85 Main street. -. For cireulars or samples of sewing, apply te or address : GEO. A: RANDALL, Agent. AQWEAVER & Comipany’s store;-Ne. 59. Broad street. Nevada City. m1 -tf x ‘Coughs.and Colds. The sudden changes of eur climate ate sources of Pulmonary, Bronebfal and Asmatie Affeetions. Experience having proved that simple remedies often act speedily when taken in the early stages of the disease, recourse should at once be had to **-BROWN’S BRONCHIAL TROCHES.” or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation of the Throat be ever so slight. as by this precaution amore serious attack may be ef fectually warded off— Pourtac Speakers and SINGERS will find them effectual for clearing and strengthening the voice. Sold‘ers should have them, as they can be carried in the pocket and talutumeneeemennad Go and see the ; HO ON THE CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, JPFAS_JUST RECEIVED a large and Ele. BE gant assortment of : ~ Belected expressly for this market.~The stock is of the mest approved styles for the Spring & Summer Trade, _, And of QUALITI“S unsurpassed by any Clothing Houge in thi< State, which hewill dispose of‘on such TERMS __. As cannot fail to give most perfect satisfaction. _ He has in Store a@ very Large Stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS. , BOOTS AND SHOES, Together with a very large and fine assortment Boy’s Clothing, — VALISES, NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING. FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, ~ ‘ ken as occasion requires. TRUNKS <== Sue 7“ : Agents for California, EEDINGTON & Co., San SS a dred Dollars, monies cutleeted by the Ladies of , shay De: a Nevada for the Sanitary Fund.” aouwes Fraucisco. my l4-Im CARPET BAGS, 2 In de AMES ARTENBY, ‘ Sees aetrd we Nevada, May isth. 864. _ == = = = ~ . Ladies’ and Children’s Shees, = ¥ 7 Se NOTICE. aie oe : : z = eall TWAT BACK oF Fiovn.—Gridiey. with that — 4 GAITERS, &e. a0, ——— THAT SACK oF FLoUR.—Gridiey,w 1a = ee Z SS : = a OFS telebrated sack of-four frum whieh ae much has . MISS B. COFFE ¥ would respectfully ine . — Whith he offers at been realized for the Sanitary Fund, left Gold form the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity that ahe Ta = Trang Hill for Sacfamento on Tuesday last. The sack aaa a cna : e bet has already realized the sum ef $25,000. intends opening a select stock of MILLINERY Le Very Reasonable Prices !£€} a sie ote eae ea z — _gHtary THE Spring races over the Unicn Park Course . °" FRIDAY, May 20th, at her store on Broad} ae 7® orati Sacramento commenced Tucaday. ; Street, ippos'te Weaver & Co’s Sture. m1 Z arer SE 1 & Tie belance tn the State Treasury on Monday . eS ee ee Pibsiaaicsy ee he call _— examine bad be . was $516,574 24 ; p ce . . ean . 7 heir stock previcus ta making purchases: = f. = * SSS ste New Store and New Goods. The prices are LOW, while the goods are Chur s ange i SYER seetaere at Ked Bluff on Sat—— “ [. ef a superior quality and will be found to be a TOW rday kvening «ext. ; : 5 oa SOL. ROSENTHAL, represented, y good THE ladies of Weaverville, Trinity connty, are . reiad See ee ere re PF. BANNER. d . preparing for a demonstration in aid of the say . Comme St., under the Transeript Office, : og re itary vest, to take place this month, } as JUST RECEIVED a large and splendid aor o7 oe sa? op nee een stoc< o a SS ~~ et ~REMEMBER the mecting-at-the Congregational a pe ee ee a = a Chureh this evening. * — DRE Gooops, ; _Awho $m . ky For the Spring and Summer 1.64 F 7 celeb Fn asec have gone to Oregon to gr hich mar be ecom at his nicely arranged Store. NEW ro we Ti Ba ee Ba = = birth wEeORS = oe! fornia Every article-in the eee NE\ Lo7 HING STORE as ; ees THE San Francisco j« ople had another seare on . Dry and Fancy Goods Line, Ss ees ad her pony ota sires Sep rancoeh the steamer Gol. I endless variety may be seen at this Establish-7 Be Ae cid rit = en City for a‘-piroot.” menk, ‘My stock consists ir part of a splendid —— oe. the 5 ABOUT’ $25.00° was raised for the Sanitary ph ; mAs Ait = SS SE LD en a there at San Francisco on election -day.———_—~ . HEKS, MANTILL AS IRISH TOPLINS, A. ROSENTHAL & co. &itize ; Lo my to on Cleveland ofthe Grass Valre peosenenpenc “ee npas. ett a the t ey stage line for numerous favors. *0. a fine lot of California Jewelry, af 2 AT Sacramento, George Palmer was thrown,. My Prices are low to suit the hard times. they have opened a . fense from his horee, and had’ a leg broken. — Sea aoa ak invited te call and exam 4 oe a Fan ree, ~ MCROBERTS will picare aceept thanks for a ent motto is, Quick Sales amd Small Profits,” Pirst Class Clothing Store, st copy of the sacramento Union sive me a eslk. ‘ ‘ store wees = _——— ” i SOL. ROSENTHAL. a oe in the xX containing two dea fants was found _ Commercial Street, under Transcript Office. . on Mission str:et. San Francisco. Kests, tes : ay ‘Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, pee i arias aaa y i cod >. h _ ee ae Z Where have just received a New, Lar Tue Richmond Enquirer says, “now thers . NE A TIONAL EXCH ANG E they j . ee forme ia believed to be more salt in the Cohfed sore. / and Splendid stock of numb eracy than ever before.” No wonder— ! os CLOTHING, been Grant has been sending them adit-petre. BROAD STREET.. -NEVADA CITY. rr hives il meee Consis in part of the following articles :— ganiz Save or Rear Esvare.—Jaceb Rosen—t. This ‘and well esgaa . . re ey . _ Fare. : ™ \. COATS, VESTS, PAN show thal has purchased the fine residence oi: S. E~6d Hotel is again if ' » PANTS, Forth, oa-Brent-strect. : di. Opetied to the Public. SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, Te es thes ip ane pod enlarged and is now . will . 7 one of the most com modious th } % SreCMENS.—We hate sete specimens . t slexof the ote Located in poe Hb ~ UNDER-CLOTHIN G, CRAVATS, usual = st -fwene mtare: qwhish tren wh: Founding country ‘nd ‘nnares ing RS HAN DKERCHIEFS, COLLARS: much . j ; a , F ‘ ve the curivsity, or an interest im the ts ‘tae beebe ean Genes Rea Aig a California Blankets, =o claima cab see by esting xt our office, heat of the sunand give secu ty in ease of fire a. . Le on HE EXCHANGK is m oar the center of the tows peen fact Bi ag: usually found in an Esprodu ~~ . simeas street of the city. meat o s kind. ‘ THANKs. We are indebted 46 8. M. Tim. "phere ar no wooden buildings near the Hotel They have #lso.a very large stock FRENCH fertile mone for his kindness in ing us into the . toendanger it in case of con tion. r bap THE ROOMS sre etegantiy furni-hed, tre . AND ENGLISH omall. mysteries of the copper regions. Beds are ot Spring and Heir Matieessce. unex ee : : _ ". gelled by any Hotel im the <tate—all the FarniCassimere Suits, Ta = cotiona yd territory of the whole Unie. eUrre OF ROOMS. and’ Svery accommoda. Eepecially adapted for = and Summer wear miner ted States, embraces an ares of 3,250,000 . tion furnished fimilies and the trarel blie. y itvite the atten of their " miles, ; every care taken to, make the tec panne stock of Goods which is sts. —— a _Oxtre THE TARLE will at atl times be farnis: Entire and , ee , PWR aR wit everything the Lpperket iortn. ly New all of the Latest the m ; aghes ; California Stage Comy aStyles and Fashion! fore. BROAD STREET...NEVADA CETY, . and take their departare from this ~-+-—_-Svery garment purchased at this Establish t : The House is k ment is warranted to fit Mr. Rosenthal. who past. a4 ae aoe Ee THE SAL Lp — near ratty Soe, hese maxing Fachiveshle garments for sevsix or . * Loo) tted up ears, int city, ll ' LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. where nome but the beat Wince Liquors'are cle gives the beet o diafacioe’, wat every art are ps — nd. ARD TABLES are 3 Tvespay. May 15th. lan’s best. : = The stock has been purchased on such terms & nuw J Herse Virginia Joha Smith Deer Creek . g ORne ted with the Establishment rsa Livery . that they are enabled to sell them as out ec J8 Dor do 1 Janes Med STABLE where the bes. Turnouts may be hed. aoc 0 Alexander Adam Munk Stockton ate : oh water Iaaac ¢o Wm Wager Jaen They hope, by zi satisfaction to their ” w San Fran He Sct ee SXAMIBATION OF TEACHERS. customers, to merit a share of public patJ H Jones do Fred Miller Forest City OTICE is hereby examination . "*** re Tu N Wescott do Wooster N¢vr inets Os Cee tr ' Misc Belling’ go Renn Wosehen “do . Futtic Schwots of Neve eusty Saltenaaie. -«—Pow'r -yonoxr run race voeth TL Grisby Napa do 1 J Sennett Downiernt Te ey anes cotiwaing fee tase IN KNOXS NEW BRICK BUILDING, wept AS Wall Moores ~ sh Sears Crk fore tae ae anna laggy Le tgp —ON_THE CORNER on dict fa TR Peel Mansel Sears. do _ . Trastees of the Uoter nnn ened to —" ' : TN Pa neGrass Valley WG Briton Mock Creek i ooh be present. Bread and Pine Streets, macke Joseph Perrin FH Burroagh Washoe . or whose Certifientes senlin farce eee Opp. the stores of Goldymith and Weaver & Co. _ turns: oe arent Sot War knee, Mary sett after the meeting . f the are notified that, . ve saan that a1 sy Maazort, oe Kuts Nevada crawn in rf the és of ham ng A. ROSENTHAL & CO. This . a do tion. MS Ge. ‘ . Nevada, May Sth, BF Quaker Hill Joha te -Nevada, May l2th. -, y : 2 oF

viet a te evan Daily, Transcript, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 109¢n. City and County Official Press --o9-Duee Times at Wasnoe.—On sever~ al occasions we have stated that the rerourcea.and wealth of the Washoe country have “ . been overrated by thé ‘people of California i. _now wildly rushing to the Territory, esnfis reser “twelvemonth . and that s large number of those who are dent that fortune awaits them, are destined to-be disappointed. ‘That_business of all hinds Was lively at Virginia we never doubt od, ‘but we thought {t was overdone and that a reaction mist take pluce. A letter haa-recently been tectived inthis county, in which it says that money is as scarce in Vir ginia as in the deserted mining towne of Cals ifornia, that thousands are there out of ems _ ployment and without money, and that numbers of those who have gone from Nevada county and engaged in business, wish they were back again. The Virginia Union, -always so sensitive when anything is said res ‘flecting upon the country, or when a doubt. ia _¢xpressed in regard to the immense wealth of the Territory, has a leader in ite wsaué oF the 13th, which so nearly coincides with our views of the condition of things in _ and around the sage brush metropolis. that we cannot refrain from quoting. Mr. Unien, “when we said money was not so plenty and business was not so lively in your tewn, you accused us of misteptesentation. Now, ‘out hie income ite value above two heandred dollars per annum. ‘The interest onnotes, . notes, ete., due others, ig -ductrdy— but wot for new buildings “Income Tax.—The Dill \lewying an In-. come tax now'befure Congress increases the’ tax ftom three to five percent. We givé a synopsis of the proposed law: AH citizens. at home orabroad, mast pay five per cent.on allincome above $600 except that derived from United States securities, which pay two and a half per cent. _¥rom the incowe:is to be deducted State and municipal tuxes, salaries of United States officers, (on which a higher percentaye is to be paid,) the receipts frum dividends of the capital stock of buuks, savings institutions Arust, insurance avd -rai i" and bouds ; alsu_ the house rent-to— tir i not exceeding two hundred doullure. But the owner of a homestead must include in. part_of one's ipcome, together with the gains from purch»se and sale of property, increased value of live stock aad farming produce. paid for rents, Jaber or interest necessary for the conduct of a business; is te pe deor improvements. All. persons are to-muke a sworn return as furnished by the Internal Revenue Commiss oner. E ‘The tax must be. paid by the 30th June in each year, wutil 1870, and ten days after demand by, the Collector adds 5 per eeat.— If not paid a lien fur the United States is created, enfurcible by distraint. Sale gives perfect title. ». Five per ceatum is imposed on all ircors porated companies’ dividends, and for default of true return $500 fine’ is imposed, Banks of circulation wotinaking dividends must make semi-aunual returns af profits, on which 5 per centum must be paid, Raidroada are. to p-y 5 per centum on interest on coupons aud bunds. Canals, turnpikes and navigating the same. United States officers. civil, military and naval, must pay 5 per Centum ou their salas . ot thing Own Wout” Will we prove the truth of our statements! The Union says: Dull times io the prevailing compiaint. Merchant and miner, banker aid broker, lawyer and doctor jom in” the chorus ‘wand echo the oft anadeWseertion that never, _ since F860, haa Virginia been so dull as dure ‘ mag the lost few weeks, corder’s office, where one year ago ten scribes were kept constantly buay, one man} —._fesufisient to-reeord all the conveyances of + Teal eataie. In the County Clerk's office a similar lethargy prevails, and in the District * Clerk's office but few complaints srefiled, . although the latter cireumatance may be the result of the immense amount of business now on th: ealendar, and the utter impossibility of bringing any case to trial under» Stocks are down; money is high and almost impossible to obtain, even at the highest rates; the banka have ceasd dia: ~ counting; merchants are cautious about crediting, and work has ceased on many prospecting claims. From Austin and Auro ra, and Humboldt, the same cry of dull times comes up undensingly. and our Terris tory seems at the very «bb tide of that pros. ity which a few months since wae floating her citizens on to rapid fortune.” San Francisco Evecrion.—The eleetion in San Francisco on Tuesday last, resulted in the success of the People’s party. McCoppin, Indepenient candidate for Supervisor, is said to be electad. He was a » Member of the last Board and voted against ‘issuing bonde for the subscription voted by the 'peopie to the Pacific Railroad. Rowell and Titccomb, copperheads, are also said to \ Bie elected Stifermeore. The People’s pare . 4 ty elected all the county officers. The subscription to the Sanitary Fund it is thought "will reach $25,000--Between 13,000 and 14,000 votes were polled in the city. In the Teath District, after the polis closed, a “Gigturbunce occurred. The mub overpowered the police, and the Provost Guird came to the reacue with drawn sabres and dispersNo News.—The wires were not in working order yesterday,-and no news was reeeived frony the East. Phe latest advices we-have, left the’Union arthy. under Grant with every prospect of a epoedy aad glorious victory over the rebel General Lees _ Lea, out off from allhope of relief by reinforee_ ments, had no alternative but to fall back ta the intreochments at Richmond. or with his wore out and diapirited troope-to risk a batWe. We have no doubt that whencommunivation is again opened with the East, news will be sent of additional victories. + Qs wet Nee w eg yo rg . Pak Pa SF ae am * ROBBERY —On last Tuceday fight the amoke house of Davis & Co. on the Urabe Valley road, was entered, and between four and five hundred pounds of hams stolen— An entrance wes effected by forcing the padlock with » pick or some other eharp instrument. ‘The house tas filled with.emoke at the time, and the robbers got the ineat by ~etanding in the pit aud pulling it down with a hook. The hains were about As the reugues did not take eno it profitable, it is presumed of meat.’ No tracea _oF the miscreants could be found, = Santa € NTY is bullding a new In the County Re-} . to the above for the eameé purpose. ries above: O00, to be deducted-at the time of payment, —s ~—hanontns Scance.— Notwithstanding . the considerable influx of immigrants, anys the Bee, great incouvenience iw experienced in several p»rte of the State for want of laborers. This may be -attributed partly to the senseless rueh for Boise, Virginia and_ Reeve river, and partly to the tendency mans ifested by mech«nics and laborers te-copecn~ trate in San Francisco, where in reality but little encouragewert ia given them. Nupa, Siskiyou, Kintwathand other torthern cous. ies, particularly, are ii want of laborers, and high wages sre there offered them. eeepc cs TEMPERANCE Leertre at GRrass-¥atLEY.—The Hon J.E. Vinton will deliver a temperance lecture at Grasa Valley this eves ning: Hevis an excellent lecturer and we} advise the people of that town to bear bin. a THE STEAMER.—The mail steamer from Panna arrived at San Francisee on Tues, day wight. The mail will probably reach here tosnight. T. Stann King in THe Paess.—*“Patri« ‘otism and other Papers” by the Rev. Thomas Starr King, with a biographical: eketen by Richard Frothingham, is announced for publication by Tompkins & Co. of Boston THE prisoners confined iv the Territorial } Prison at Carson, formed a plan to get out, but the Warden discavered and frustrated it, and placéd the ringleaders in ivoos and on bread and water for thirty duys. Miss Lisl Lester will “elocutionize” at Carson City bext week. ll HAYING has comawuced in Naps,and the crop is vereuight vv wv we mes voted, bya majority of over three bundeyd” to lend the county aid to the Napa Valley REWARD.—The Masonic Lodge of Woodbridge, San Jonguin evanty, offers & reward L of $1,000 for the apprehension and convies tien of the party or parties who fired the Masonic Hall in that place on the 24th ult. . JeffersonLodge of Quid Fellows, of Woodbridge, offers reward of $300 Jn addition a Cuaty Ligursine ‘SrVLF ~The Knox. ville Whig and Rebel Vedtilator. Parson Brownlow’s paper contéins reference te the A butchered the de under Chaliners, whe rrison ef Fort Pillow™after ithad surrendered ; Had we-our wish, we would throw hell wide open, and place all 8 beast-lke officers and men upen an ins ehned plane, at an angle of fortysfive degrees, the plane covered with hog’s lard six inches thick, with a wicket at the bottom, and send them, as one stream of traitora, robbers ard Aassuesine,inte the hottest part of the internal regions. Five thousand Rounds of powder are man.

jail—cost, . a8 FS . datiour > but f too far to make the change judicious, the:r liu-‘. .the following ia . cert for the Sanitary Fund atthis place resuited as follows: "Zz ; Received ‘at thie polls, city eléetion, 8 sehs se O &. Dodge’s¢oncert, —— 37 a From sale of titkets, 976 00 Contributione-from sundry persons, ° — ree! ; ; Yee Cream & Strawberries, 106 10 Cake raffle. Gazette extra, te met with the moat commendabb:—tiberality Ly part of the citizens of Nevada, who evel tor the supper on as ton 51 MpAan) t the Ba and feteraed em of char . The bend while here were entertained by Messars Eaton & ". ' Williamson. ofthe Union Hetel, tree of cost.— Mr. : 5 free use of Tem . aariges3 Halt for the oceasion, In fact we found ut little to complain of in the carrying out of the object for which the concert ‘was given.— Measre Eaton and Williamson generously offered the use of their Hotel for the concert. which would have been wuch preferrable as it would have afforded more roum and better accommo ue arrangements had progressed eralotier was declined. The tickets were diatribute? in various places throughout the coun ty wit'u the assurance that the amount received woridb credited to the place where sold, in this Munner 3 were suid at Cherokee, 6 at Grass Val ‘ey and6a, Red Dog, and although the amount teaélized is vot_la. ge in proportion t> thetontri butions made heretoiore in this place, we hope -it-will as-an-earnestofour patriotic teel ings and our sympathy for those who are giving not only their substance but tiieir blood to suztain the holiest cause for w ich swords were ever drawn or life blood.poured torth. And should the necessity aguin demand. We shall not hesi tate to make other and stil! further appeals to our generosity for aid in the woble eff srt to aleviate human suffering. MHS. U C. LEAVITT, President. Mrs. E.F. Bean, Seeretary. ee . ufnetured daily at the Svnta Craz works. To THE CitizENs OF NEVADA—The late Conand Total Receipts, $1,652 00 Paid for strawberries $22, caller $20, supper room $10, r . §200 s a em ___Leavirg net receipts, © $1,600 00 Phe are pleased to say that in their efforts to out the object of the concert they SPECTAL NOTICES. =S—— £ ——— School Books, : , For sale by G. a. CHURCH & CO. Blank Books, — . ‘For sale by G. ACHURCH &co. Stationery, " Por sale byG A. CHURCH & Co. ,. . For sale by G. a. CHURCH & co. Justice’s Blanks. For sale by G. a. CHURCH & co. , A Card. Nevada, March 1st, 1864. . Sewing Machine Co,” takes pleasure im anarrangements with the General Agent for the Pacific coast, at San Franeiseo. that he can fur bish at ehort notice, any kind machine wanted. The price ranges from 865 00 to $145 00. -A specimen can be seen at my fesidence, Nov. 85 Main street. -. For cireulars or samples of sewing, apply te or address : GEO. A: RANDALL, Agent. AQWEAVER & Comipany’s store;-Ne. 59. Broad street. Nevada City. m1 -tf x ‘Coughs.and Colds. The sudden changes of eur climate ate sources of Pulmonary, Bronebfal and Asmatie Affeetions. Experience having proved that simple remedies often act speedily when taken in the early stages of the disease, recourse should at once be had to **-BROWN’S BRONCHIAL TROCHES.” or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or Irritation of the Throat be ever so slight. as by this precaution amore serious attack may be ef fectually warded off— Pourtac Speakers and SINGERS will find them effectual for clearing and strengthening the voice. Sold‘ers should have them, as they can be carried in the pocket and talutumeneeemennad Go and see the ; HO ON THE CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, JPFAS_JUST RECEIVED a large and Ele. BE gant assortment of : ~ Belected expressly for this market.~The stock is of the mest approved styles for the Spring & Summer Trade, _, And of QUALITI“S unsurpassed by any Clothing Houge in thi< State, which hewill dispose of‘on such TERMS __. As cannot fail to give most perfect satisfaction. _ He has in Store a@ very Large Stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS. , BOOTS AND SHOES, Together with a very large and fine assortment Boy’s Clothing, — VALISES, NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING. FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, ~ ‘ ken as occasion requires. TRUNKS <== Sue 7“ : Agents for California, EEDINGTON & Co., San SS a dred Dollars, monies cutleeted by the Ladies of , shay De: a Nevada for the Sanitary Fund.” aouwes Fraucisco. my l4-Im CARPET BAGS, 2 In de AMES ARTENBY, ‘ Sees aetrd we Nevada, May isth. 864. _ == = = = ~ . Ladies’ and Children’s Shees, = ¥ 7 Se NOTICE. aie oe : : z = eall TWAT BACK oF Fiovn.—Gridiey. with that — 4 GAITERS, &e. a0, ——— THAT SACK oF FLoUR.—Gridiey,w 1a = ee Z SS : = a OFS telebrated sack of-four frum whieh ae much has . MISS B. COFFE ¥ would respectfully ine . — Whith he offers at been realized for the Sanitary Fund, left Gold form the Ladies of Nevada and vicinity that ahe Ta = Trang Hill for Sacfamento on Tuesday last. The sack aaa a cna : e bet has already realized the sum ef $25,000. intends opening a select stock of MILLINERY Le Very Reasonable Prices !£€} a sie ote eae ea z — _gHtary THE Spring races over the Unicn Park Course . °" FRIDAY, May 20th, at her store on Broad} ae 7® orati Sacramento commenced Tucaday. ; Street, ippos'te Weaver & Co’s Sture. m1 Z arer SE 1 & Tie belance tn the State Treasury on Monday . eS ee ee Pibsiaaicsy ee he call _— examine bad be . was $516,574 24 ; p ce . . ean . 7 heir stock previcus ta making purchases: = f. = * SSS ste New Store and New Goods. The prices are LOW, while the goods are Chur s ange i SYER seetaere at Ked Bluff on Sat—— “ [. ef a superior quality and will be found to be a TOW rday kvening «ext. ; : 5 oa SOL. ROSENTHAL, represented, y good THE ladies of Weaverville, Trinity connty, are . reiad See ee ere re PF. BANNER. d . preparing for a demonstration in aid of the say . Comme St., under the Transeript Office, : og re itary vest, to take place this month, } as JUST RECEIVED a large and splendid aor o7 oe sa? op nee een stoc< o a SS ~~ et ~REMEMBER the mecting-at-the Congregational a pe ee ee a = a Chureh this evening. * — DRE Gooops, ; _Awho $m . ky For the Spring and Summer 1.64 F 7 celeb Fn asec have gone to Oregon to gr hich mar be ecom at his nicely arranged Store. NEW ro we Ti Ba ee Ba = = birth wEeORS = oe! fornia Every article-in the eee NE\ Lo7 HING STORE as ; ees THE San Francisco j« ople had another seare on . Dry and Fancy Goods Line, Ss ees ad her pony ota sires Sep rancoeh the steamer Gol. I endless variety may be seen at this Establish-7 Be Ae cid rit = en City for a‘-piroot.” menk, ‘My stock consists ir part of a splendid —— oe. the 5 ABOUT’ $25.00° was raised for the Sanitary ph ; mAs Ait = SS SE LD en a there at San Francisco on election -day.———_—~ . HEKS, MANTILL AS IRISH TOPLINS, A. ROSENTHAL & co. &itize ; Lo my to on Cleveland ofthe Grass Valre peosenenpenc “ee npas. ett a the t ey stage line for numerous favors. *0. a fine lot of California Jewelry, af 2 AT Sacramento, George Palmer was thrown,. My Prices are low to suit the hard times. they have opened a . fense from his horee, and had’ a leg broken. — Sea aoa ak invited te call and exam 4 oe a Fan ree, ~ MCROBERTS will picare aceept thanks for a ent motto is, Quick Sales amd Small Profits,” Pirst Class Clothing Store, st copy of the sacramento Union sive me a eslk. ‘ ‘ store wees = _——— ” i SOL. ROSENTHAL. a oe in the xX containing two dea fants was found _ Commercial Street, under Transcript Office. . on Mission str:et. San Francisco. Kests, tes : ay ‘Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, pee i arias aaa y i cod >. h _ ee ae Z Where have just received a New, Lar Tue Richmond Enquirer says, “now thers . NE A TIONAL EXCH ANG E they j . ee forme ia believed to be more salt in the Cohfed sore. / and Splendid stock of numb eracy than ever before.” No wonder— ! os CLOTHING, been Grant has been sending them adit-petre. BROAD STREET... -NEVADA CITY. rr hives il meee Consis in part of the following articles :— ganiz Save or Rear Esvare.—Jaceb Rosen—t. This ‘and well esgaa . . re ey . _ Fare. : ™ \. COATS, VESTS, PAN show thal has purchased the fine residence oi: S. E~6d Hotel is again if ' » PANTS, Forth, oa-Brent-strect. : di. Opetied to the Public. SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, Te es thes ip ane pod enlarged and is now . will . 7 one of the most com modious th } % SreCMENS.—We hate sete specimens . t slexof the ote Located in poe Hb ~ UNDER-CLOTHIN G, CRAVATS, usual = st -fwene mtare: qwhish tren wh: Founding country ‘nd ‘nnares ing RS HAN DKERCHIEFS, COLLARS: much . j ; a , F ‘ ve the curivsity, or an interest im the ts ‘tae beebe ean Genes Rea Aig a California Blankets, =o claima cab see by esting xt our office, heat of the sunand give secu ty in ease of fire a. . Le on HE EXCHANGK is m oar the center of the tows peen fact Bi ag: usually found in an Esprodu ~~ . simeas street of the city. meat o s kind. ‘ THANKs. We are indebted 46 8. M. Tim. "phere ar no wooden buildings near the Hotel They have #lso.a very large stock FRENCH fertile mone for his kindness in ing us into the . toendanger it in case of con tion. r bap THE ROOMS sre etegantiy furni-hed, tre . AND ENGLISH omall. mysteries of the copper regions. Beds are ot Spring and Heir Matieessce. unex ee : : _ ". gelled by any Hotel im the <tate—all the FarniCassimere Suits, Ta = cotiona yd territory of the whole Unie. eUrre OF ROOMS. and’ Svery accommoda. Eepecially adapted for = and Summer wear miner ted States, embraces an ares of 3,250,000 . tion furnished fimilies and the trarel blie. y itvite the atten of their " miles, ; every care taken to, make the tec panne stock of Goods which is sts. —— a _Oxtre THE TARLE will at atl times be farnis: Entire and , ee , PWR aR wit everything the Lpperket iortn. ly New all of the Latest the m ; aghes ; California Stage Comy aStyles and Fashion! fore. BROAD STREET......NEVADA CETY, . and take their departare from this ~-+-—_-Svery garment purchased at this Establish t : The House is k ment is warranted to fit Mr. Rosenthal. who past. a4 ae aoe Ee THE SAL Lp — near ratty Soe, hese maxing Fachiveshle garments for sevsix or . * Loo) tted up ears, int city, ll ' LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. where nome but the beat Wince Liquors'are cle gives the beet o diafacioe’, wat every art are ps — nd. ARD TABLES are 3 Tvespay. May 15th. lan’s best. : = The stock has been purchased on such terms & nuw J Herse Virginia Joha Smith Deer Creek . g ORne ted with the Establishment rsa Livery . that they are enabled to sell them as out ec J8 Dor do 1 Janes Med STABLE where the bes. Turnouts may be hed. aoc 0 Alexander Adam Munk Stockton ate : oh water Iaaac ¢o Wm Wager Jaen They hope, by zi satisfaction to their ” w San Fran He Sct ee SXAMIBATION OF TEACHERS. customers, to merit a share of public patJ H Jones do Fred Miller Forest City OTICE is hereby examination . "*** re Tu N Wescott do Wooster N¢vr inets Os Cee tr ' Misc Belling’ go Renn Wosehen “do . Futtic Schwots of Neve eusty Saltenaaie. -«—Pow'r -yonoxr run race voeth TL Grisby Napa do 1 J Sennett Downiernt Te ey anes cotiwaing fee tase IN KNOXS NEW BRICK BUILDING, wept AS Wall Moores ~ sh Sears Crk fore tae ae anna laggy Le tgp —ON_THE CORNER on dict fa TR Peel Mansel Sears. do _ . Trastees of the Uoter nnn ened to —" ' : TN Pa neGrass Valley WG Briton Mock Creek i ooh be present. Bread and Pine Streets, macke Joseph Perrin FH Burroagh Washoe . or whose Certifientes senlin farce eee Opp. the stores of Goldymith and Weaver & Co. _ turns: oe arent Sot War knee, Mary sett after the meeting . f the are notified that, . ve saan that a1 sy Maazort, oe Kuts Nevada crawn in rf the és of ham ng A. ROSENTHAL & CO. This . a do tion. MS Ge. ‘ . Nevada, May Sth, BF Quaker Hill Joha te -Nevada, May l2th. -, y : 2 oF