May 25, 1864 (4 pages)

Eastern News.—We have news up to the 23d inst. On Friday.evening, says a dis.’ patch.from. Stanton, Gront commenced. a, movement jor the purpose of compelling ‘Le6 to absniluo his position near Spotteylva‘i Se a > inencmment-of the—emmpargn, + fally. Longatreet’s corps stirted South on . ~ the 2st, and an hour and ahalf after ~~ "Hiliicoek “mdved. Elwell« other valuuble property. "the Union Hotet in this city for the express the same doy for Vera Cruz. : art The charges are as followe: Any ; Li) Morrepairs, nia.* He hat thus far progressed suecess: ipllowed Longstreet ou the night of the 2ist-“ Indi-. cations were that the rébel army fad fallen back beyond the North Anna, Grant's movement has thus far progressed without & severe engagement or serious interruption. A Washington telegram saya: Phe rebel atmy his bebn retreating since the attack on our right on the 19th. At four P.M. en Saturday, 21st, our forces occupied Guiney's and Bowling Green, and not enough rebels had then been fourid to fight with. ‘Rebel mails containing letters from parties in Baltimore, Philadelphia and, New York, were captured near Annapolis. The letters cons, tain highly important information. __It ia thought that in’ the event of ‘Grant flanking Lee, the rebele*will go back cons testing every strong position. It is suid the enemy may fighta decisive battle at Lynchburg: Troops have been continually forwarded te Grant, and his ariny 18 said-to be ay strong. and better equipped now, than at, the com~ Tue Four fect arrangemente for the celebration. ‘The Collins, and Judge Belden, chairman df the committee, submitted the fullowing report: To the adjourned meeting of the citizens of Nevada cit = . cut ook wiv ion—of_our-next-National Aun] veraury.meapectiully meport ise Ff inp merely prelimiuary, ta eandider what of procedure were feasible, and which course wouid, 10 their opinion, be moat advisable, aubjectt@ the future und final A¢tion of this : ting Fs Pe S'S Saar ee eB =e ¥ Tt seemed to be the general wish of the citizens” of Nevada, that this celebration stivuld contribute some suitable testimonial to the Sanitary Fond, end thip laudable object has been duly considered by your com~ inittee, a . From a somewbnt finaty. ennynes of the city, the cominitter Hashscertnined that from filteen hundred to two. thousand dollars. of money giube preeured for. the purposes of therevlebration. * BP AEE SP ah Se They have alao enaused estimates to be made, and have.ascerteined, thet # fomporwey building. wbout’one fuddred ahd seventy-five feet in length by abuut thirty five in width, and suitable for the exeretses of ‘the day and evening. can be erected at a cost of nat-to. exceed ‘fieu hundred doilnve; thet the atten. dance-of # band -of music wilt require trom one hundred and fifty to two béudred dol« larg, and that the fring of s4lutes, and otber ineiden tal ex penses; will tuké abduboue han dred dollars. : E Your committee, are. aleo-informed that several military companies from the adjoining towns are desirous of jeining the-eigeis of Nevada in this celebration.” In thewpinidn of your counnittes this parade of the j Gen. Sherman has been receiving supplies, . reinforcements, and ‘resting his—ainens—A4 dispatch from him wtates “that at Roma a good des) of provisions and seven five iren: works with machinery were token. Adwital Porter's entire “fleet succeeded in getting over the falls at Alexandria on the ‘14th inet. Gen. Banks’, ariny had left Alexs andria tor Semmicaport wid Fort De Rusaey, at which point Gen. Canby had arrived. Valuable sult works at Cane Pitch, 8. ©. weré diatroyed by the Blockading feet: Au expedition sent up the St. John's river, “Fla, eugceeded in capturing’ -horses and Gov. Seymour hae directed the District, Attorney to commence suit againet all parties engaged in the acigure of the offices of the World and Journal of Commerce. “Pacirre Stace & Express Company. —This Companyhasopened ai office at business: -The first exprese matter passed through thie place yesterday, W. 8. McRoberts is agent and a good one he ia too. . Tue. STAGES.—Three etages of the California Stage Company and one of the Pucific came in from Sacramento yesterday, loaded down with passengers, nema ate NNR Ginter é Goon ror Moore's Fi.at.—Jas. Whartenby, Esq: received @87 50 irom Mre. David Lander of Moore's Flat. The money was subscribed by the citizens of that place for the Sanitary Fund. ‘MaxIMILLiAN.—Maxiillian dns sailed for Mexico. He and. his wife arrived at Madeira on the 29th of April, and sailed THe Postal. MONEY Onvex S¥sren.— The postal money ofder system, just established, provides that mo order shall be issued for lesa than one dollar nor more than thirty Yess than ten ‘dollaré, ten cents: from ten to twenty dollars, filteen cents; over Nwenty dollar, twenty cents. Py ny Drawn .OFr.—The Union says that e telegram was received at Sacramento, stating that the steamer Washoe had been drawn off ) Willadd greatly to the interest of the o@ca« [eaeter, MOT. Marah, and A. H. Hanson. sion. Theentertainment of theee companica while here. will require abouteie—hundred+— -dollirs.Should av urator trom a distance be-procured, trum ane to two hundred dole lave of additional expense may be properly apticipateds ee Your committee further reapectfully sug: gest xe the progrimme of prvoevedirgs for this Anniversary, thatthe celebration be confitied ‘to the-day” and evening of the Fourth iteclf: ‘That they consist of the firs ing of nat-onal sulutes, pafade of the-milit ry wnd fire companies; and: suvh other-associations as uny desire to take part in the pros ceedinga of the day. That the declaration of independence be read. and an oration dex livered at the pavilion. with such other procuedings aetmay be hereafter suggested. And for the benefit of the Somtary Fund, ‘your committee suggest that all funde vollected, bat hot requited for the actual expenses uf the day's celebration, be paid. inte thie fund, That in the evenidg the pavilion be opehed tor a Festival and Ball. That thie braveh-«fthe day's, or evening's proéeed‘he ladies OF Nevada, to evnductia such a manner na their ownfyood taste and patriotism tuny dictite, and.that ali the reeeipte frown the evening's Fair, Peativat and Bali, above actual expenses, be paid directly to the San~~ Fund, * Your committee further report that they bave written to Dr. Bellows, for the purs pose of procuring his attendance as the orator of the day, but have wa yet received no anawer. They have alee had the names ot . vther distinguwhed gentlemen under cinsideration, and should Dr. Belluwée be unadle to attend, some otuer siitable speakers will be procured. ; D. Berpen, Chairman of Comuittee. After considerable. debate upon a motion to adopt the report, the question waa divided and that portion ot the report relative to the erection vl a temporary building, adopted. Considerable difference of opinion existed in regard to the length of time the celebras tion should . continue, and in regard to the waoner in which the money should be expen. ded. All of the report, except the recommendation for the erection of a tempo rary building, was upon vote rejected. A motion was then made and carried to confine the exercises to the Fourth day of July. On motion it was voted to appoint a coms mittee of five, with full power to make afi arrangements fur the celebration. ‘The chair appointed the following gentlemen: I. Williamson, N.W Knowlton, Joo. A. Lan» Bie Loap.—Robert Legge left this city yesterday morning with a big load of freight for Virginia city: ge abet tel 8aLD.—E F. Bean, Keg. bab disposed of hie pretty residence on Boulder atreet to M. L. Marsh, Beg. THE hotel at Onion Valey. Plumas coun~ ty, was struck ty lightning on Friday oftaet week. One man wag atruck ea the fvot— Damage not serious, » . BALARTES.—San Francisce pays $97,300 . pet anvum to school teachers. ° AN effort is being amade by some good Sawaritans to estadliah a temperance society "The meeting then adjourned, sudject to the call uf the comuiittes. STock intervets in Sai Lilis Obispo are again beginning to suffer. The pasturege had improved a month ago andthe erttle stopped dying, but the lute rains have rotted great numbers, Sheep are duing well) aa they feed on the heavy ‘crop of mast that fell last season. a ACCORDING te the Eemeralda Union a “large amount ef freight is.arriving atAurora. The streeta ara crowded mearly every day with large freight wagons from Cahfornia, Which are constantly arriving with new. im Carson citys : ‘ meeting was celled to vrder-by. Gen. Jdamen+ tee appdlated ta report as to T ings be placed auder the especial charge.ot.} the feed and thé cattle are again dying in ] * H or JUN Meerina.—A2 Connzcr Your Error.—Of the San ‘Man wagelected in San Franei co . not seal voted the. Unigg tithe worked with the Union party since the cowie: mencement of this rebellion. As for Messrs. most radical Union men in the State. We have known them well and Jong. and:can ‘vouch that they are -not only a8 thorouyhty Union as Unele Abe “or any other man,” but . honorable gentlemen, -Tuansc your errér.—Sacramento Bee Bel Peas: aot Oe OTICE TO CREDITORS.—Estate of Thos. Sal deceased is School Bodrs, : For sale by G. ‘CHURCH & Co. . . Blank Books, RR RR <a RR I Rug eH . We accept your statements in regard to. correction with great pleasure. Our anformation imregard tothe matterzwas ubtained from— telegrams to the-Sneramento Union and Marysville’) Appeal. You sf ‘“‘not a man was elected in San Francisco who. bas not “stendily “voted the Union tiéket And worked, with the Union party since the commencement of the rebellion.’ How about MeCoppin ? ; . oe “Under the present condition ‘of things, we find it exeerdingty dificult to tell the truth.”—San Jose Mercury. ~The “present edndition” ts chronid® with the Mereury. That’ what’g the matter. Lots. of strangers: in town lately—nary thieving looking countenance among them.— Nevada TRANSERIPT. Guess you waan’t outyf the station house at that time.—Old Piute You're not good at guéssing. visit the camp of the Old Piute. We never BIRTH. wort te John Sneath, a son, Rowell and Titeomb, Mr. Bee, and make the} td +P rat;-on Sunday tant; tothe wits or} *4ea-of the Phroat-be—ever-go-sttzhit ey ar hy Magazines. : = For salé Justices Blank pa. _____ Nevada;-March 1st, 1964. _ 4 tres ‘undersigned agent for the *:Florence Sewing Machine Co,"’ takes pleasure in announcing to those in want, that he now has such Pacific coast, at San Franeisco. that he can furnish at short notice, any kind machine wanted. “ts Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET. ...NBVADA CITY. cee LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprictors, sia _-._ MONDAY, May 234. C F Wood San Francis A Neese Little York John Torrence do K Weat do J K Hardenbarg do J H Cummings Grass v dames Quinlan’ do BR Wilson Penn Vailey K Terrill Marysville. J G@ Kopf Bine Tent H Banner do W Barnett San Juan DC Norton. do Chas Rowan Bear River Geo Smith Reese river J Comsteck Cal $ Co GL, Hanks San Cartos-8Roan Sacramento W B Story & ledy Virg Sam Sowers W ashing Si! Warner RD Ferg A V Leonard Moores d I, Mitchell do W Morgan Bowman's ashingtom © W Haghes Jones sta ‘D Dean Cement hill — P Clancey Ne¥aca m Burnett French e L/Gascetti do Geo Burnett do John Murrey do BF SuctQuaker hill 8 Venard do LL FOURTH OF JULY BALI. MOORE’S FLAT, On Monday Evening, July 4th, '64, BENEFIYV OF THE . FENIAN BROTHERHOOD. Committee of Arrangements. Rebert Keegan, ‘John Feely, CormeliusSullivan, Patrick Gainey, James Walsh, a MOORK’s FLAT. SNOW TENT. James Kingsley, 8. L. Black ‘ ‘Aaron Beek. . we John Hiekey. “pic mdverae . \ WOOLSEY’S FLAT. Joha McNulty. Allen Herbert, FOREST CITY ORLEANS FLAT. Owen McDonald, — John Smith. T.W.Ria MINNESOTA, MOHAWK FLAT. M. A. Sin,leton, G. B. Preston, William Davidson, Joseph Purceli. WASHINGTON LAKE Crry. Richard Dilton, ' James Cregan. Jobn Johnaon, ALPHA CHIPS’ PLAT. Joseph Kelley. Charles Stevens. FAUL CREEK, FURRKA sourn, ™. Feely. A.S. Thornton, OVRGA, . John Henry. James M ‘ GRASS VALLEY. NEVADA. wilt Welligan._.__ = AMERICAN LLP. W. Simmons. _ E.T. Hardy, 0. D Babedek, W. F. Cummings. Moore's Flat, May %—ta _ Hy M, HINDS. * N. C. TULLY. : N. C. TULLY & Co. H A 7 R gomets Family Grocery “atid ProvisJunction of Main & Commercial Sts. Caselli Mining Company. “Yodian STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD8!. Comprising the finest section of Silks, Pope ,, Lins, Merimos, French and EKnglish Prints, Delatnes, and Lawns, Chambrays, AU of the fiiest and latest styles and fashion. . Also a splendid assortment ot Fancy Gods, Trimmings. Embroideries, Laces, of ail descriptions. A fine selection of 1 CARPETS, OIL, CLOTHS, MATTINGS \Constantly om hand and at Greatly Reduced Rates! ee Very thankful for past patronage, I respectfully coliett a continganee often Same. 4. GULDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine treets, at stand of Bates & MeoCormick wr. Spe NEVADA MILLINERY. a WOULD respectfully mform the BROAD STREET, ‘Opposite Weaver & Co's Store, will keep constantly on hand,Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laees, And in fact everything usually foend in a Millinery Establishment . 1 @ such — wats that 1 shall be. of. oods by every steamer. Particular attention Will be paid to makémg Cloaks, Mantillas and Ss ‘Spriag District. Nevada County ; Office, No. 24 aglee’s Building, south weet ediner of Mer. 1 California. Notie zen, that in aces ia hereby goods for the werchante, For sale by G. A. CHURCH &CO. BROADIAND PINE STRE ETS, -@ arrangements with the General-Agent for-the}—— ' Gimghams, &c, a Nevada, May Notice.js he ral , Adminis r of fhe e -% the credi ‘ ee a claims against s. ~f oO ‘ ee Z ney: wie aap sary Le ic Gths from the 0! i 4 a the undersigned at Fo e. Go ‘and see the ay 19, 1864 & 2 _P. BANNER, “ON THE CORNER OF gant assortment of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, /— Belected expressly for thie market. The. stock is of the most-approved styles for the Spring «& Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES unsurpassed by any Cloth. _ing House in this State, which he > dispose of on such TERMS SPP SRR RRCRIVED targe mea ie A. ROSENTHAL & CO. Were respectfully info Nevada and the Mi vcast. Wang they have opened a : First Class Clothing Stere, —AT THE— citizens og surrounding towns that Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, . Where they have just received a New, Large and Splendid stoek of CLOTHING, Comsteting in part of the following articles — COATS, VESTS, PANTS, UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, + HANDKERCHIEFS, COLL ARS California Blankets, And in fhet usually found in an Establishment of this kind, They have slsoa very large stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH eTney tories tie attewslon Sheva Their stock of Goods which is ° eetir sien . Entirely New and all of the Latest » Styles and Fashion! ‘eordance with the Jaws of the State of ia,. The stock has been pu on such terms aud pursuant to # resolution ted by t that enab! them pane anes, there will be sold at bite is ne a » at t satesroom of Mets « Rhe & Ge. he man ee _ CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. ‘raneisco, on WEDNESDAY, the 2adday of . ‘They hope, by wiv 00d satisfaction to'their * . June. 1864, at 1,e’rlock AwM « fo est . customers, to merit bidder for cash I Untied States 80 e ” share-of pabite patmany shares of the capital stock fm the p : names of the following shareholders, as will be DON'T FORGET THE PLACE— IN KNOX’S NEW BRICK BUILDING, , —ON THE CORNER or— Bread and Pine Streets, Amount ave . Opp: the store of Goldsmith and Weaver & Co. 50 i A. ROSENTHAL. & go. Sth, ' Reces for th tof ee Where they will keep vonstantly on hand a selevied oa the Ith of Febrescy, tek ore eof lect stock of Five Cents per ;and assesemen: No. Family Groceries & Provisi onus levied on the Zint of March, 1864, of Twenty-Five Aad tiie herent shied Pe prrtpsagsx thing pon . 3 ee with costs of adver. ages = i> xpenees he: unless. Ssessket, at San aucieco, they are ietereage he mar mente and accruing chargee are ta "Cheaper than the Cheapest ! 4. wo ae . Our motto is QUICK SALRS AND SMALL PRorrts. . E. Nepes.2c eres i Pele crepe © H,. R Gardner.:. . 2.27 "ano Goods will be delivered of charge. potenns of T Ms ij \ Nevada, May 25th—tt Fe4 9 _s m22-tw t Siitscus LD. Sec’y 3 = SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, Ta The priceranges from @6Uwb4e Gene Be, As cannot fail to give most perfect satiefact ion. pt A #pecimen can be sven at my residence, No. is Pid 85 Main street. A thee: Hor circulars or samples of sewing, apply to. . He has in Store a very Laxge Stock of -' wae d or address iii a ary be ca! GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent. Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, porar At WEAVER & Company’s store, No. 59 Broad . fs es score street. Nevada Clty. mi-tf HATS AND CAPS; bad veal : i > not ge Coughs tind Colds. ‘BOOTS AMD Shon, —— p cd wi The sudden changes of our climiteare sour. Together with a very large and fine assortment * 4 bratio ces of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Agmatic Af@ will d fections. Experience having proved ‘that sim. Boy’s Clothing, ” = ly day ple remedies often act speedily when taken in j cz) Saee eae — have 1 the early stages of the disease, recourse should . TRUNKS, i VALISES, @ tl at once be had to ““BROWN'’s BRONCHIAL? TRO. 7 5 kent CHEs,”’ or Lozengen, let the Cold, Cough, or It. CARPET BAGS, Siecle bwe-ha . Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, tion this pfecaution a more serious attack may be ef ee we ar feotually warded off. Puntio Sruaxces and} GAIT eRs,@. ee. =— SINGERS will find them effe-tual for clearing and eee Mi bibs strengthening the voice. “Sold'ers #hould have Which he offersat anita them, as they ean be carried im the pocket and ta= : ; ; ken a8 occasion requires. ie Very Reasonable Prices! 4°} Bes Agents for California, REDINGTON & Co., San : sar eitizer Fraiiciaco. myl4-Im . the bu i “/OVPRRSONS ARE INVITED to call and examinc propel ' wr =e 00 d sa . their stock previous to making purchases: welfar Ne Dry foods Store The prices are LOW, while the goods arc . it. wo ; of a superior qualify aud will be found to be as Meats ; : eo ‘. represented, it oe F. BA " wheth A. COLDSMITH, Tee 00 . : J. and st At the.Cor. of Broad & Pine Sta; & supe EGS leave to invite the Ladies of Nevada and . a btn 2 and the public ia g§eneral to call and { ca , pocket examing his TNEW CLOTHING STORE ! 7) soythi New and Magnificent othe out ze nen se Sains oa ame nen, that pl of gold appear since . with « > claims. > ° Rep “at this plentyNew and Tu the jur mercia! kinds o ment-in Pers city, an have. b al days are spl Re which . and 8a

Eastern News.—We have news up to the 23d inst. On Friday.evening, says a dis.’ patch..from. Stanton, Gront commenced. a, movement jor the purpose of compelling ‘Le6 to absniluo his position near Spotteylva‘i Se a > inencmment-of the—emmpargn, + fally. Longatreet’s corps stirted South on . ~ the 2st, and an hour and ahalf after ~~ "Hiliicoek “mdved. Elwell« other valuuble property. "the Union Hotet in this city for the express the same doy for Vera Cruz. : art The charges are as followe: Any ; Li) Morrepairs, nia.* He hat thus far progressed suecess: ipllowed Longstreet ou the night of the 2ist-“ Indi-. cations were that the rébel army fad fallen back beyond the North Anna, Grant's movement has thus far progressed without & severe engagement or serious interruption. A Washington telegram saya: Phe rebel atmy his bebn retreating since the attack on our right on the 19th. At four P.M. en Saturday, 21st, our forces occupied Guiney's and Bowling Green, and not enough rebels had then been fourid to fight with. ‘Rebel mails containing letters from parties in Baltimore, Philadelphia and, New York, were captured near Annapolis. The letters cons, tain highly important information. __It ia thought that in’ the event of ‘Grant flanking Lee, the rebele*will go back cons testing every strong position. It is suid the enemy may fighta decisive battle at Lynchburg: Troops have been continually forwarded te Grant, and his ariny 18 said-to be ay strong. and better equipped now, than at, the com~ Tue Four fect arrangemente for the celebration. ‘The Collins, and Judge Belden, chairman df the committee, submitted the fullowing report: To the adjourned meeting of the citizens of Nevada cit = . cut ook wiv ion—of_our-next-National Aun] veraury.meapectiully meport ise Ff inp merely prelimiuary, ta eandider what of procedure were feasible, and which course wouid, 10 their opinion, be moat advisable, aubjectt@ the future und final A¢tion of this : ting Fs Pe S'S Saar ee eB =e ¥ Tt seemed to be the general wish of the citizens” of Nevada, that this celebration stivuld contribute some suitable testimonial to the Sanitary Fond, end thip laudable object has been duly considered by your com~ inittee, a . From a somewbnt finaty. ennynes of the city, the cominitter Hashscertnined that from filteen hundred to two. thousand dollars. of money giube preeured for. the purposes of therevlebration. * BP AEE SP ah Se They have alao enaused estimates to be made, and have.ascerteined, thet # fomporwey building. wbout’one fuddred ahd seventy-five feet in length by abuut thirty five in width, and suitable for the exeretses of ‘the day and evening. can be erected at a cost of nat-to. exceed ‘fieu hundred doilnve; thet the atten. dance-of # band -of music wilt require trom one hundred and fifty to two béudred dol« larg, and that the fring of s4lutes, and otber ineiden tal ex penses; will tuké abduboue han dred dollars. : E Your committee, are. aleo-informed that several military companies from the adjoining towns are desirous of jeining the-eigeis of Nevada in this celebration.” In thewpinidn of your counnittes this parade of the j Gen. Sherman has been receiving supplies, . reinforcements, and ‘resting his—ainens—A4 dispatch from him wtates “that at Roma a good des) of provisions and seven five iren: works with machinery were token. Adwital Porter's entire “fleet succeeded in getting over the falls at Alexandria on the ‘14th inet. Gen. Banks’, ariny had left Alexs andria tor Semmicaport wid Fort De Rusaey, at which point Gen. Canby had arrived. Valuable sult works at Cane Pitch, 8. ©. weré diatroyed by the Blockading feet: Au expedition sent up the St. John's river, “Fla, eugceeded in capturing’ -horses and Gov. Seymour hae directed the District, Attorney to commence suit againet all parties engaged in the acigure of the offices of the World and Journal of Commerce. “Pacirre Stace & Express Company. —This Companyhasopened ai office at business: -The first exprese matter passed through thie place yesterday, W. 8. McRoberts is agent and a good one he ia too. . Tue. STAGES.—Three etages of the California Stage Company and one of the Pucific came in from Sacramento yesterday, loaded down with passengers, nema ate NNR Ginter é Goon ror Moore's Fi.at.—Jas. Whartenby, Esq: received @87 50 irom Mre. David Lander of Moore's Flat. The money was subscribed by the citizens of that place for the Sanitary Fund. ‘MaxIMILLiAN.—Maxiillian dns sailed for Mexico. He and. his wife arrived at Madeira on the 29th of April, and sailed THe Postal. MONEY Onvex S¥sren.— The postal money ofder system, just established, provides that mo order shall be issued for lesa than one dollar nor more than thirty Yess than ten ‘dollaré, ten cents: from ten to twenty dollars, filteen cents; over Nwenty dollar, twenty cents. Py ny Drawn .OFr.—The Union says that e telegram was received at Sacramento, stating that the steamer Washoe had been drawn off ) Willadd greatly to the interest of the o@ca« [eaeter, MOT. Marah, and A. H. Hanson. sion. Theentertainment of theee companica while here. will require abouteie—hundred+— -dollirs.Should av urator trom a distance be-procured, trum ane to two hundred dole lave of additional expense may be properly apticipateds ee Your committee further reapectfully sug: gest xe the progrimme of prvoevedirgs for this Anniversary, thatthe celebration be confitied ‘to the-day” and evening of the Fourth iteclf: ‘That they consist of the firs ing of nat-onal sulutes, pafade of the-milit ry wnd fire companies; and: suvh other-associations as uny desire to take part in the pros ceedinga of the day. That the declaration of independence be read. and an oration dex livered at the pavilion. with such other procuedings aetmay be hereafter suggested. And for the benefit of the Somtary Fund, ‘your committee suggest that all funde vollected, bat hot requited for the actual expenses uf the day's celebration, be paid. inte thie fund, That in the evenidg the pavilion be opehed tor a Festival and Ball. That thie braveh-«fthe day's, or evening's proéeed‘he ladies OF Nevada, to evnductia such a manner na their ownfyood taste and patriotism tuny dictite, and.that ali the reeeipte frown the evening's Fair, Peativat and Bali, above actual expenses, be paid directly to the San~~ Fund, * Your committee further report that they bave written to Dr. Bellows, for the purs pose of procuring his attendance as the orator of the day, but have wa yet received no anawer. They have alee had the names ot . vther distinguwhed gentlemen under cinsideration, and should Dr. Belluwée be unadle to attend, some otuer siitable speakers will be procured. ; D. Berpen, Chairman of Comuittee. After considerable. debate upon a motion to adopt the report, the question waa divided and that portion ot the report relative to the erection vl a temporary building, adopted. Considerable difference of opinion existed in regard to the length of time the celebras tion should . continue, and in regard to the waoner in which the money should be expen. ded. All of the report, except the recommendation for the erection of a tempo rary building, was upon vote rejected. A motion was then made and carried to confine the exercises to the Fourth day of July. On motion it was voted to appoint a coms mittee of five, with full power to make afi arrangements fur the celebration. ‘The chair appointed the following gentlemen: I. Williamson, N.W Knowlton, Joo. A. Lan» Bie Loap.—Robert Legge left this city yesterday morning with a big load of freight for Virginia city: ge abet tel 8aLD.—E F. Bean, Keg. bab disposed of hie pretty residence on Boulder atreet to M. L. Marsh, Beg. THE hotel at Onion Valey. Plumas coun~ ty, was struck ty lightning on Friday oftaet week. One man wag atruck ea the fvot— Damage not serious, » . BALARTES.—San Francisce pays $97,300 . pet anvum to school teachers. ° AN effort is being amade by some good Sawaritans to estadliah a temperance society "The meeting then adjourned, sudject to the call uf the comuiittes. STock intervets in Sai Lilis Obispo are again beginning to suffer. The pasturege had improved a month ago andthe erttle stopped dying, but the lute rains have rotted great numbers, Sheep are duing well) aa they feed on the heavy ‘crop of mast that fell last season. a ACCORDING te the Eemeralda Union a “large amount ef freight is.arriving atAurora. The streeta ara crowded mearly every day with large freight wagons from Cahfornia, Which are constantly arriving with new. im Carson citys : ‘ meeting was celled to vrder-by. Gen. Jdamen+ tee appdlated ta report as to T ings be placed auder the especial charge.ot.} the feed and thé cattle are again dying in ] * H or JUN Meerina.—A2 Connzcr Your Error.—Of the San ‘Man wagelected in San Franei co . not seal voted the. Unigg tithe worked with the Union party since the cowie: mencement of this rebellion. As for Messrs. most radical Union men in the State. We have known them well and Jong. and:can ‘vouch that they are -not only a8 thorouyhty Union as Unele Abe “or any other man,” but . honorable gentlemen, -Tuansc your errér.—Sacramento Bee Bel Peas: aot Oe OTICE TO CREDITORS.—Estate of Thos. Sal deceased is School Bodrs, : For sale by G. ‘CHURCH & Co. . . Blank Books, RR RR <a RR I Rug eH . We accept your statements in regard to. correction with great pleasure. Our anformation imregard tothe matterzwas ubtained from— telegrams to the-Sneramento Union and Marysville’) Appeal. You sf ‘“‘not a man was elected in San Francisco who. bas not “stendily “voted the Union tiéket And worked, with the Union party since the commencement of the rebellion.’ How about MeCoppin ? ; . oe “Under the present condition ‘of things, we find it exeerdingty dificult to tell the truth.”—San Jose Mercury. ~The “present edndition” ts chronid® with the Mereury. That’ what’g the matter. Lots. of strangers: in town lately—nary thieving looking countenance among them.— Nevada TRANSERIPT. Guess you waan’t outyf the station house at that time.—Old Piute You're not good at guéssing. visit the camp of the Old Piute. We never BIRTH. wort

te John Sneath, a son, Rowell and Titeomb, Mr. Bee, and make the} td +P rat;-on Sunday tant; tothe wits or} *4ea-of the Phroat-be—ever-go-sttzhit ey ar hy Magazines. : = For salé Justices Blank pa. _____ Nevada;-March 1st, 1964. _ 4 tres ‘undersigned agent for the *:Florence Sewing Machine Co,"’ takes pleasure in announcing to those in want, that he now has such Pacific coast, at San Franeisco. that he can furnish at short notice, any kind machine wanted. “ts Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET. ......NBVADA CITY. cee LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprictors, sia _-._ MONDAY, May 234. C F Wood San Francis A Neese Little York John Torrence do K Weat do J K Hardenbarg do J H Cummings Grass v dames Quinlan’ do BR Wilson Penn Vailey K Terrill Marysville. J G@ Kopf Bine Tent H Banner do W Barnett San Juan DC Norton. do Chas Rowan Bear River Geo Smith Reese river J Comsteck Cal $ Co GL, Hanks San Cartos-8Roan Sacramento W B Story & ledy Virg Sam Sowers W ashing Si! Warner RD Ferg A V Leonard Moores d I, Mitchell do W Morgan Bowman's ashingtom © W Haghes Jones sta ‘D Dean Cement hill — P Clancey Ne¥aca m Burnett French e L/Gascetti do Geo Burnett do John Murrey do BF SuctQuaker hill 8 Venard do LL FOURTH OF JULY BALI. MOORE’S FLAT, On Monday Evening, July 4th, '64, BENEFIYV OF THE . FENIAN BROTHERHOOD. Committee of Arrangements. Rebert Keegan, ‘John Feely, CormeliusSullivan, Patrick Gainey, James Walsh, a MOORK’s FLAT. SNOW TENT. James Kingsley, 8. L. Black ‘ ‘Aaron Beek. . we John Hiekey. “pic mdverae . \ WOOLSEY’S FLAT. Joha McNulty. Allen Herbert, FOREST CITY ORLEANS FLAT. Owen McDonald, — John Smith. T.W.Ria MINNESOTA, MOHAWK FLAT. M. A. Sin,leton, G. B. Preston, William Davidson, Joseph Purceli. WASHINGTON LAKE Crry. Richard Dilton, ' James Cregan. Jobn Johnaon, ALPHA CHIPS’ PLAT. Joseph Kelley. Charles Stevens. FAUL CREEK, FURRKA sourn, ™. Feely. A.S. Thornton, OVRGA, . John Henry. James M ‘ GRASS VALLEY. NEVADA. wilt Welligan._.__ = AMERICAN LLP. W. Simmons. _ E.T. Hardy, 0. D Babedek, W. F. Cummings. Moore's Flat, May %—ta _ Hy M, HINDS. * N. C. TULLY. : N. C. TULLY & Co. H A 7 R gomets Family Grocery “atid ProvisJunction of Main & Commercial Sts. Caselli Mining Company. “Yodian STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOOD8!. Comprising the finest section of Silks, Pope ,, Lins, Merimos, French and EKnglish Prints, Delatnes, and Lawns, Chambrays, AU of the fiiest and latest styles and fashion. . Also a splendid assortment ot Fancy Gods, Trimmings. Embroideries, Laces, of ail descriptions. A fine selection of 1 CARPETS, OIL, CLOTHS, MATTINGS \Constantly om hand and at Greatly Reduced Rates! ee Very thankful for past patronage, I respectfully coliett a continganee often Same. 4. GULDSMITH, Corner of Broad and Pine treets, at stand of Bates & MeoCormick wr. Spe NEVADA MILLINERY. a WOULD respectfully mform the BROAD STREET, ‘Opposite Weaver & Co's Store, will keep constantly on hand,Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laees, And in fact everything usually foend in a Millinery Establishment . 1 @ such — wats that 1 shall be. of. oods by every steamer. Particular attention Will be paid to makémg Cloaks, Mantillas and Ss ‘Spriag District. Nevada County ; Office, No. 24 aglee’s Building, south weet ediner of Mer. 1 California. Notie zen, that in aces ia hereby goods for the werchante, For sale by G. A. CHURCH &CO. BROADIAND PINE STRE ETS, -@ arrangements with the General-Agent for-the}—— ' Gimghams, &c, a Nevada, May Notice.js he ral , Adminis r of fhe e -% the credi ‘ ee a claims against s. ~f oO ‘ ee Z ney: wie aap sary Le ic Gths from the 0! i 4 a the undersigned at Fo e. Go ‘and see the ay 19, 1864 & 2 _P. BANNER, “ON THE CORNER OF gant assortment of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, /— Belected expressly for thie market. The. stock is of the most-approved styles for the Spring «& Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES unsurpassed by any Cloth. _ing House in this State, which he > dispose of on such TERMS SPP SRR RRCRIVED targe mea ie A. ROSENTHAL & CO. Were respectfully info Nevada and the Mi vcast. Wang they have opened a : First Class Clothing Stere, —AT THE— citizens og surrounding towns that Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, . Where they have just received a New, Large and Splendid stoek of CLOTHING, Comsteting in part of the following articles — COATS, VESTS, PANTS, UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, + HANDKERCHIEFS, COLL ARS California Blankets, And in fhet usually found in an Establishment of this kind, They have slsoa very large stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH eTney tories tie attewslon Sheva Their stock of Goods which is ° eetir sien . Entirely New and all of the Latest » Styles and Fashion! ‘eordance with the Jaws of the State of ia,. The stock has been pu on such terms aud pursuant to # resolution ted by t that enab! them pane anes, there will be sold at bite is ne a » at t satesroom of Mets « Rhe & Ge. he man ee _ CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. ‘raneisco, on WEDNESDAY, the 2adday of . ‘They hope, by wiv 00d satisfaction to'their * . June. 1864, at 1,e’rlock AwM « fo est . customers, to merit bidder for cash I Untied States 80 e ” share-of pabite patmany shares of the capital stock fm the p : names of the following shareholders, as will be DON'T FORGET THE PLACE— IN KNOX’S NEW BRICK BUILDING, , —ON THE CORNER or— Bread and Pine Streets, Amount ave . Opp: the store of Goldsmith and Weaver & Co. 50 i A. ROSENTHAL. & go. Sth, ' Reces for th tof ee Where they will keep vonstantly on hand a selevied oa the Ith of Febrescy, tek ore eof lect stock of Five Cents per ;and assesemen: No. Family Groceries & Provisi onus levied on the Zint of March, 1864, of Twenty-Five Aad tiie herent shied Pe prrtpsagsx thing pon . 3 ee with costs of adver. ages = i> xpenees he: unless. Ssessket, at San aucieco, they are ietereage he mar mente and accruing chargee are ta "Cheaper than the Cheapest ! 4. wo ae . Our motto is QUICK SALRS AND SMALL PRorrts. . E. Nepes.2c eres i Pele crepe © H,. R Gardner..:. .. 2.27 "ano Goods will be delivered of charge. potenns of T Ms ij \ Nevada, May 25th—tt Fe4 9 _s m22-tw t Siitscus LD. Sec’y 3 = SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, Ta The priceranges from @6Uwb4e Gene Be, As cannot fail to give most perfect satiefact ion. pt A #pecimen can be sven at my residence, No. is Pid 85 Main street. A thee: Hor circulars or samples of sewing, apply to. . He has in Store a very Laxge Stock of -' wae d or address iii a ary be ca! GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent. Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, porar At WEAVER & Company’s store, No. 59 Broad . fs es score street. Nevada Clty. mi-tf HATS AND CAPS; bad veal : i > not ge Coughs tind Colds. ‘BOOTS AMD Shon, —— p cd wi The sudden changes of our climiteare sour. Together with a very large and fine assortment * 4 bratio ces of Pulmonary, Bronchial and Agmatic Af@ will d fections. Experience having proved ‘that sim. Boy’s Clothing, ” = ly day ple remedies often act speedily when taken in j cz) Saee eae — have 1 the early stages of the disease, recourse should . TRUNKS, i VALISES, @ tl at once be had to ““BROWN'’s BRONCHIAL? TRO. 7 5 kent CHEs,”’ or Lozengen, let the Cold, Cough, or It. CARPET BAGS, Siecle bwe-ha . Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, tion this pfecaution a more serious attack may be ef ee we ar feotually warded off. Puntio Sruaxces and} GAIT eRs,@. ee. =— SINGERS will find them effe-tual for clearing and eee Mi bibs strengthening the voice. “Sold'ers #hould have Which he offersat anita them, as they ean be carried im the pocket and ta= : ; ; ken a8 occasion requires. ie Very Reasonable Prices! 4°} Bes Agents for California, REDINGTON & Co., San : sar eitizer Fraiiciaco. myl4-Im . the bu i “/OVPRRSONS ARE INVITED to call and examinc propel ' wr =e 00 d sa . their stock previous to making purchases: welfar Ne Dry foods Store The prices are LOW, while the goods arc . it. wo ; of a superior qualify aud will be found to be as Meats ; : eo ‘. represented, it oe F. BA " wheth A. COLDSMITH, Tee 00 . : J. and st At the.Cor. of Broad & Pine Sta; & supe EGS leave to invite the Ladies of Nevada and . a btn 2 and the public ia g§eneral to call and { ca , pocket examing his TNEW CLOTHING STORE ! 7) soythi New and Magnificent othe out ze nen se Sains oa ame nen, that pl of gold appear since . with « > claims. > ° Rep “at this plentyNew and Tu the jur mercia! kinds o ment-in Pers city, an have. b al days are spl Re which . and 8a