May 28, 1864 (4 pages)

<email wayne 3b RA is tok ts 2 bibs wate ee Granscript. oa, —— nee . ———— SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 25cn. City and County Oficial Press GAKENBACKE:—Thero is quite a siir in Terri . kour neighboring Territory in regard to ma ing greenbacks the currency there. Gentle men from Virginia city, Austin, and other Pa . peints in the silver region, tell us that a = feeling exists favorable to the national > currency. Tue difficulties that beset the, et ed existing state-of things ore such that ‘many, of the iret minds in tue Territory ban sve-no way to overcome them, save by the reoognition and us: of greenbacks ae the cufrenoy. We observe that the press of the Territory, although # little shy ou the subject, anys enough, or allows envugh from others to be'eaid, to show thabthe public mind is agitated somewhat over thereon the question. The sthck-brokers have pronounéed favorably to the paper medium, and C, E. DeLong ne teken the responmbility to appear in public in the same behalf, Tuere must be sume power compelling this open ndvooacy of » change of currency. E thera _ gtrong sentiment in favor is generating, or an overwhelming ‘necessity forces men to the _. The general tendency of events is to mike gréenbacks the currency in oll the. States of the Union. ‘The introduction. of paper monay into Washoe as the circulating mediuin, will have an important influence upon California, cxuslig her to gravitate in the aume “direction, ‘The currency of our State, gold Sod ai.ver, suite uw quite well, yet we shall not be. the firat to complain when gutern. ment paper is put im circulation wstead,— We opposed the repent of the specific cons tract lnw and the pnasige of other laws eal ‘Culated to rob some of our eifizena for the ———penefit of the dishonest and dis' onorable, and ifit could be done without. detriment te the Government, snd ovr citizens we hail rather the existing currency would remain . rr a cg a ne on Pee Ward; Hnless it would-be outa reiteras THaT Bean Vasey Ruav:—Thit poper has been the advocate wf the iptoposed rond from our city to Bear Volley, » long time, in fact from the incipiency of the prop» tition. Our columne have often ‘contsined Lurguments and appeals in aid of the prej-ct. We need tke round. We. have needed it to save the steep grades on the crossings of the. South Yuba,which are the most serious ob« stacles on our route to silverland. We need should be constructed, thé cost of construction and the ben: fite-to-resalt trom the aime have oll been set forth in these colfimns months ago, and we can scarcely add sanoths tion of whut wes suid by us When uo others had a favorable word to offer in furtherance of the projet. When others were endenvoring to depreciate our aivuntain route, thie paper wes ite sole detender, When ins provements were required upon it, we were the only advocetes. But times change, and men change with them, or rather circum stances chunge them, Stress of weatier sullictimes drives men feariy wrecked tito an UnWelcome port, Where they are obliged todv usthe natives do. Our city may be soou in the same céndilivn, driven ty cons stiuct-a rod, fur their Own safety, over . which bituerto there hoe beeu the utmost upotby. ate ; * _We would Tike to see a spirit of enterprize in this community that is not to be de trected trom becaus: of its be ing excited ly the neeresity of eeclf preservation, But we almost despair of witueseing it in the-present generation, We suy again, it 1s the duty-of Nevada, a duty that every business citizen owee to himself, to construct! a good rond to Bear Valley.” Thin in all thot is neeesaury to be soid-onthe eubj-et tht the wer pet le bi gun. EastTenn News:—Phe Union of yeaterday anya; the telegraph gives us the welcome neweal decwive surcess—inVirgiia. The flipktnevement of Havueo k‘s corps and the eUinplete fvilure of two attempts to eut Graut's communestions precipitated: Lee's retreat trom Spottsylvania. -dlancock moved . as it is in Californias? But ‘1f time be given forall classsen to prepare for the change tie Smee dete would reeult from the subeine 0 of greenbacks in the place of gold. Men who have loaned gold with the expec. ~~ tation of receiving gold, and merchanta who have sold goods for which they paid gold, should be protected agninat swindling, nnd any mon who pays greenbacks where ‘he ought in common honesty te pay gold,is» scoundrel and ought to be so held by all manhind. The; roposed changes in the laws of the State last winter would have resulted iv the virtual stealing of two-fifths of sowe men's property, and in a grent majority of Onees loyal men would have been the suff-rere, while the disloyal or the doubttul would have bern the gninera. We op poev all such schemes, aud shall oppose them. But, we think there is » strong current which is cars ~rying usin the direction of a paper currens oy, and ao thut the people understand it, and ‘are ready for the a Be in time, we, are eatioBed. Lit us be prepared for it and welcome it wher it is a virtueao to do. Anarnen LaGaL iksvpen Decision.— “fh My. Mlervio, uf Philadelpbia, holding a lot oo a ground rent of $570, “lawful silver money of the Usdited States, eich dolla: ~ weighing seventeen pennyweights and six “gtaina, at least,” teadered greeubacks sur bis aupual indebtedaeas and retused to pay in ~gllver.” Suit was brought to enforce pays. ment in accord:noe with the covenants ot the derd, but'the Diatriot Court—stroud "aad Hare coacurring, Sharewoud disseuting —deoided the tender good. MARYLAND.— Tusa State has furnished gine regiments, umbFacing over eight thous: and negto suldwre for the eervice. as rR _ Dean Swirr nab Femsrked “that it ~ Ve useless to atte to reason a man out of Tus Naehvlie Union suya there are only two classes of men who ard afraid of Union , @oldiera-—the Northern Copperhead puliticiage and_the Soutnern rebels, : Po —_ AT Sacrane:ito,ov Tu sday evening, the ladies of the Sixth Methodist Church, gave a “atrawberry featuvul” for the bemfitef the Mfr. Dennis Crowh'y, at Phillips Flat hoe» ~ field of rye whieb at the present time is nulla seven feet high. we Fivs duildugs were deatruyed at Wella Walla on the eveming.of the 10th inst. iveluding the office of the Coanty Clerk. line of the rulrond tethe North Anna; aud the other” Corps followed Lee's retreating army on the comnion Trowds Funning parallel with the railroad. — The official advices trom Grant are te 3 u'elock AM. on the 4th, at which tue, Warren and Hanevck, aiter Whippi. g the rear guord of the enemy and tohing a number of prisoners; were un the South side of the North Avna river, in ful; pursuit, Later advices received at Wash« ington state that the rebels had continued their retreat beyoud the Suuth Anna. The North and Suuth Anna, the two branches 0 the Pamunkey, vuite a few miles below the junctau of the Fredericksiurg and Richmond and Virginia Central Railroads, Bes tween tue South Aun wid the outer delensea of Richuoud the countrys ¢ pen ond cultivated. "Lhe distance 18 20 tiles, Sherin dab's Guvalry bad {rached Duubiek, enat ol the railroad, ovthe 24th. The covalry will now be vee usetul mw guarding Grant's hue Wedppy: ‘The Licuteunut General’a modest Teper’ of “his success is that “everything looks exceedingly favorable.” In all the fights duri.g. the retreat, the enemy, being vo loager bebind intrenchwenta, wero easiiy whipped, avd suflered heavily.According te the latest report of the situatiin, thefe were two probabilities tor which Grant bad lo provide: Lees reinforced by Beauregard: might Oe able to concentrate 75,000 men; and with that army deliver battle som where between the South Anna and Richmond. To beat such an army Graut woud be compeled to bault and concentrate bis various corps, but it would guit him better than,» siege. Or, Lee might retreat withw tie intrencbinents of the rebel Capital, reat and pessib'y recruit bis forces aud prepare fora sudden gusliught upoo the investing army. Failure in that, however, would sigmity the lose f both the army and the city In a week the Army of the Potomac would have jutrenchments which could not te ensily taken. Richwotid is assumed to be proviswoed for a siege, and ucu-cowbatants are suid to bave leit. Ou the nerth aud east the defences are ¥ ry strong. The weak poiuis are fuwod ou the west aud suuih The cnpture ot Fort Darling would open ihe river te the twen-clads. = ‘The failure of Beauregard { i bia repeated effocte te dieludge Butlernow “becous @ importa t. Frow Turkey Berd we have inte.lgence that General Gilmore led an early mourning recentoiesapce and routed & rebel force he encountered. He discov. ered that at least balf of Bewuregard’s corps bad gene to remtorce Lee. Deuptiess, Gen. Butier ean inke care of. ‘the remaind+r and resume the off asive, particulurly it, Lee gives battle te Grint north of Richwoud. a ———— it etill fur the same reason. Why the rvad. + . Thank.al for Patronage, Mansa Vena was out yesterday delivering the following notices > — j You are hereby notified to appear at-the weet end os Main apt Ae vada eity, on Mondar, the 30th day of 1y, 1864, at 7 a. M., tor the pu of performing two days labor demawied of you on the streets of this city. failing in whieh, you are hereby further required to furnish « good able-bodied substitute, and in either case you are. to appear with proper impleinents for deing service.— A payment of Pour Dottars (without euit) wil release you from the two days service. Better pay attention to the abuve notice of look-out for trouble. Sa WE are of the opin on that the proposed creetion of & Theatre in this city is a GzzieIt’s tou bad. ia aoe MASoNIC HALL is at a stand still—waiting for brick. : Tne Pacivic Express is now. io full blast in this city. “McRoserts, ace~pt thauksfor that copy of the Sacramento Onion. cae enacienlipncosemeename Boarp or Tr: is —At.a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on Thursdey evening last, an ordinance wasp eaed tequiring owners of property to construct sides walkein front of their premises immediately. An ordinance was also paseed requiring owners of dogs to procure a license of the =e ke tMarahal, Stéve Venur lis determined to put in force all ordinanersto the letter. A word ty the wise, d&o. From a busi s¢ tector from Bodega, of the 16th inst, the Nopa Re porter learns that the crops iv that eection prowisefinely thie” aeasen, and also in Russian River Valley.— The lumbering busmess on Big river is used up for this season, the atreams being tuo lo to float dewn+-2ete-thmit. ——— Er ia thodght-tist owng-to the diffieu'ty of obtuinung retern enrgoes, veeacls from The East ty Sin Francisco will increase. their rates of freight 50 per poyt, t. THE Son Fro nenen News Letter saya that: the Rev. P.O -Bweed formerly of Califurpix, anita _saaueock moved . ia the reputed nother of. the pampllet—on-t. from Bowling Green direetly south upon the Miscegeuation, Tue tara oi the Central Paciie Pailroad Co. will hereafter enacte Hie reel Hiitier: Sacramento, and back, on Sunday afternoons, every balt heur iroa ove to eight o'élock. ana THE Free Masui at Boston have hired’ for the present, and untid, they can rebuild the Temple, the bud wigin Summer street ustiilly kKnewn ae Theorndyke Hall, rrr Arrivais at the _ National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREKT...::NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. Dr. May Virginia —— THURSDAY. May 25th. Hi M Moore Moores Mrs Gilman deo. Chas Clifford Marysvil Mithael Forke do K Williams & w Kei D A Potts ‘do Jas MeMahon San F F Mcrren*an Francis JC Wilson do John A Todd do Wm ‘th »mas ao © Cherry do Chas Johnson db BP Wright Dewnjevil J A-Beckett Grass Val 4 T Conn Willow Val BL Lamarque do Henry Krite Marysvil J D Deaner Cal 8 Co H Monke do W White Nevada Erank Green Red Dog Central Pacific Railroad * —AND : CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD i N AND AFTER MONDAY, April 25th, un til further notice, trains will leave the foot of K STREKT, SACKAMENTO, as follows: For Liveoln and Folsom, af..6. 16 A. M. For Folsom, at.... ecsecce Wa M. . ‘ we KETURNING, JCOVO FOUBOM BE. oc ccccesece canceccens 7 20 A. eM. SeORVO TARGONS Oban oc ov ce cascdecs cae 0-454. M. 45 LELAND STAN FORD, President © POR R. CO. Rew Stock ! Aew Store ! —-—— I PHIf IPS has removed to BROAD SF., ds next door to Welch's Bookstore, where he has on hand a l.rge'stuck of , HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, OF EVFRY BRANN, Meershanm and other Pipes of endless varieties 4th of Jaly Celebration.—The undersigned, members of the Coimunittee appointed to take‘churge of the arrangements fur celebratingthe 4th of July, take the liberty of calling & mecting of the citizens of Nevada, on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the Baptist Church. Business of importanee will be transacted and a general attendance is respectfully requested. By order of the Cumnnteee. : A. H. HANSON. ‘N. W. KNOWLTON. Nevada. May 26th. oye dee aR eee ——— anf __The Florence Sewing Machine —This popular Machine is furnished to any part of the city or county at regular Agent’s rates. It must be seen to be «ppreciated. Riad the following testimonial from a few of wur prominent citizens who have them. Instructions given free. 7 Needles. thread and silk for sale by GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent, At Weaver & Co’s store, 59 Broad street, Nevada We, the vndérsigned, having the *-Ficrence”’ in-successful operation at our homes, would ch-erfully recomm=nd them to those in want of a ewing Machine as superior to al! others. NW. WACKIE. ©. M BAtTrs M. D., G.K Firguaar, KR. HM. FARQUHAR, N. W. Kaownres, E W. BickLow, JOHN HERZINGER. Coughs and Colds. The sudden changes of eur-elimute are sources of Pulmonary, Broneifal and As natie Affections. Expsrience having proved that sim ple remedics often act speedily whin taken ia the early stages of the disease, recourse should at once be had-to **Brown’s BRONCHIAL TROCHES ”’ or Lozenge «, lrt the Cold, Cough, or iIrFitaution of the Throat beever so sligh'. as by this precaution am-re serivux attack may be ef fectually warded, off PusLic Speakers and SING ERSsowitHind them effe tual for elearing and strengthening the. voice, Soid‘era should have them _as they ean-be carted in the pocket and takew as occasion. requl es. Avents for Califurtia, REDINGTON-&-C6., SanFra.cis*o. myi4 tm FOURTH OF JULY BALL. ' TOBE GIVEN AT MOORE’S FLAT, On Monday Evening, July-4th, ‘64, EENEFI® OF THE FENIAN BROTHERH OOD. Committee of Arrangements. Robert Keegan, Johu Feely, Cornelius Sullivan. Patrick Gaffney, Jaines Walsh, Managers, MOORK'S FLAT. AYOW POINT. James ane 8. L. Blackw: Hi Axron Beck, John Hickey. ALLEGHANY. Richaru Ford, JohaiMeNulty. FOREST CjTY. Owen Mevonald, T. W. win ‘ MOHAWK FLAT. G. B. Preston, Joseph Purcell. ‘LAKE CITY. James Cregan. ALPHA, WOOLSKY'S FLAT. Allen Uerbert, OULEANS FLAT. John Sinith. M'INESOTA. M. A; Singleton, William Davidson. WASHINGTON Riehara tritena, Jubln Johnson. CHIPS’ FLAT. Joseph K. livy. Charles steveus. FALL CREEK, KRUKEKA SOUTH, M. Feely. A. S. Therntyn, OWVEGA: dohu teary James McCambridge. GRASS VALLEY. NEVADA. William -elligan. Chas Kent, M. P. O'Conner, AY F McKay. AMER.CAN HILL—P. W. Simmons. Floor Manug:rs. E T. Hardy, O. B Babcock, W. F. Cummings. Movre’s Flat, May 25—td NEVADA MIELLINERY. -_ MISS E. COFFEY, ‘ WOULD respectfully mform the Ladies of Nevada city "sad the sur1oun fing towns that she has opened a first class Millim ry store. =< BROAD STREET, Opposite Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact evervthing uenally found ina. Mil linery Establishment 1 have such arrangementa made that 1 «hall be F Catlery, Toys; Baskets, ind every doeacription of FANCY Goons. Orders from the country Promptiy and faith-: fully attended to. Come and tr if vou want To I have got the best in the State. ‘ mre SAMUEL LEWis, Successor to Lewis Bros. . MPoRTER oF CIGARS AAD TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. At the old stan 1— : Lewis’ Rui ding, Corner of Broad and Pine Stree‘s, Nevada. snow ready to aly his : Pee eT ee San Francisco Prices 1 : Hy = one of my splendid Cig>re—and YT Goon by every steamer. “Particular attention wil be paid to making Cloaks. Mantiilas ang Dresses. ~ m2oH. M. HINDS. N.C. TULLY. N. C. TULLY & CO. AVE opened a Family Grocery and : vi 2 rat bi. y y, _Provis Junction of Main & Commercial Sts. W here they will keep constantly on hand a select stock of / Family Groceries & Provisions And as they havé all the advantages of the mar ket. at San Ae ate ara they are determ‘ned to sell Cheaper than the Cheapest ! Our motto is QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITs. ess TeRMs CASH. / All Goods will be delivered free of charge. Nevada, M.y 2h:h—tf A. A. SARGENT, Atterney and Counsellor at Law. FFICE—Te Kidd's Broad and Pine root at a SS ee + Corner of NEW SPRING GOODS! ’ cee Ay Go and see the NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING. . -P. BANNER, ON THE CORNER OF. — ‘BROAD AND PINE STREETS, FP AS-JUST RECKIVED ‘s Jarge and Ele. gaunt assortment of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Selected express!y forthis market. The stock is of the most approved styles for the Spring & Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES unserpassed by any Clothing House in this State, which he will dispose of on -such 4 TERMS As cannot fuilto 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 avery large and fine assortment Boy's Clothing, TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, GAITERS, , Tie 2 i hich he offers.at i-= Very aera Prices! oy ; PERSONS ARE INVITED to call and examine their stork previ°us to making purchases. The prices are LOW, while-the peods-are— of « superior quality and will be found to be as represcuted, : a . NEW CLOTHING STORE ! oe A. ROSENTHAL & CO. FOULD respectfully inform the citigens oj Vevada and the sdrroundimy towns that they have opened a . First Class Clothing Store, —AT THE— Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Where they have just received a New, Large and Splendid stock of ; CLOTHING, Consisting in part of the: folowing articles :— COATS, VESTS, PANTS,SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS California Blankets, And in fact evervthing usually found in an Eetablishment of this kind, ye” They have #lsoa.very large stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH ’ 44 Cassimere Suits, Espectally adapted for § ring and Summer wear. They invite theattention of every one to their stock of Goods W) ich isEntirely New.and all of the Latest Fi . / Styles and Fashion! “ Every garment. purehared at fhis Establish meut in warrautedty fit Mr Rosenthal, who ha» been making Fashionable garments for.seyeral years,-in this city, will see that every arti—— cle gives the best » tisfaction. — : The stock has been purchased on such terms that they are enabled to seli them as CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST: They hope, by civin goed satisfaction to their customers, to merita fi ral ronage, —DON’r FORGET THE PLACE— “2 IN KNOX’S NEW BRICK BUILDING, * Thel SATUR Four huge poe erally ir . celebrat \ Valley. en by the they wo themae!s nal wear given it have pr has been ‘eat equa’ GLex . to come this afte hive bee stable bi ides. a guod 1 Crriz, eall the i “Galled by the Bupt that eve: is hia p! ceédings of that We are « be in the majority rying ou And wha the meet versury ¢ ‘jng aball dveision: ind tet ‘ Jacqyivee: New cea, ut t the burn share of public pat 74 ber fire, tobe bui below th Marshal —if he b Epise wial, giv on Thor fair. T ladies an did musi We thin! not atte crowd ¢ bave to t well, 85) the’ time Tue ? Stage C very gre North 8: ramento o'clock, thus ena get the § perin'a #arker th publieati Fiaeys Cowpani Fourth « the frem principal ahead a ‘What es + Tue . eending « to Wash —the ru: Yesti sengon. —tubfilled tant pres Freie ‘to the bi; cents pe: *hipped . i, Dut we manded. e. o— wew bai city,. A being ba: of the La it in abos Tue . is being : done, it . fvom ja t

<email wayne 3b RA is tok ts 2 bibs wate ee Granscript. oa, —— nee . ———— SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 25cn. City and County Oficial Press GAKENBACKE:—Thero is quite a siir in Terri . kour neighboring Territory in regard to ma ing greenbacks the currency there. Gentle men from Virginia city, Austin, and other Pa . peints in the silver region, tell us that a = feeling exists favorable to the national > currency. Tue difficulties that beset the, et ed existing state-of things ore such that ‘many, of the iret minds in tue Territory ban sve-no way to overcome them, save by the reoognition and us: of greenbacks ae the cufrenoy. We observe that the press of the Territory, although # little shy ou the subject, anys enough, or allows envugh from others to be'eaid, to show thabthe public mind is agitated somewhat over thereon the question. The sthck-brokers have pronounéed favorably to the paper medium, and C, E. DeLong ne teken the responmbility to appear in public in the same behalf, Tuere must be sume power compelling this open ndvooacy of » change of currency. E thera _ gtrong sentiment in favor is generating, or an overwhelming ‘necessity forces men to the _. The general tendency of events is to mike gréenbacks the currency in oll the. States of the Union. ‘The introduction. of paper monay into Washoe as the circulating mediuin, will have an important influence upon California, cxuslig her to gravitate in the aume “direction, ‘The currency of our State, gold Sod ai.ver, suite uw quite well, yet we shall not be. the firat to complain when gutern. ment paper is put im circulation wstead,— We opposed the repent of the specific cons tract lnw and the pnasige of other laws eal ‘Culated to rob some of our eifizena for the ———penefit of the dishonest and dis' onorable, and ifit could be done without. detriment te the Government, snd ovr citizens we hail rather the existing currency would remain . rr a cg a ne on Pee Ward; Hnless it would-be outa reiteras THaT Bean Vasey Ruav:—Thit poper has been the advocate wf the iptoposed rond from our city to Bear Volley, » long time, in fact from the incipiency of the prop» tition. Our columne have often ‘contsined Lurguments and appeals in aid of the prej-ct. We need tke round. We. have needed it to save the steep grades on the crossings of the. South Yuba,which are the most serious ob« stacles on our route to silverland. We need should be constructed, thé cost of construction and the ben: fite-to-resalt trom the aime have oll been set forth in these colfimns months ago, and we can scarcely add sanoths tion of whut wes suid by us When uo others had a favorable word to offer in furtherance of the projet. When others were endenvoring to depreciate our aivuntain route, thie paper wes ite sole detender, When ins provements were required upon it, we were the only advocetes. But times change, and men change with them, or rather circum stances chunge them, Stress of weatier sullictimes drives men feariy wrecked tito an UnWelcome port, Where they are obliged todv usthe natives do. Our city may be soou in the same céndilivn, driven ty cons stiuct-a rod, fur their Own safety, over . which bituerto there hoe beeu the utmost upotby. ate ; * _We would Tike to see a spirit of enterprize in this community that is not to be de trected trom becaus: of its be ing excited ly the neeresity of eeclf preservation, But we almost despair of witueseing it in the-present generation, We suy again, it 1s the duty-of Nevada, a duty that every business citizen owee to himself, to construct! a good rond to Bear Valley.” Thin in all thot is neeesaury to be soid-onthe eubj-et tht the wer pet le bi gun. EastTenn News:—Phe Union of yeaterday anya; the telegraph gives us the welcome neweal decwive surcess—inVirgiia. The flipktnevement of Havueo k‘s corps and the eUinplete fvilure of two attempts to eut Graut's communestions precipitated: Lee's retreat trom Spottsylvania. -dlancock moved . as it is in Californias? But ‘1f time be given forall classsen to prepare for the change tie Smee dete would reeult from the subeine 0 of greenbacks in the place of gold. Men who have loaned gold with the expec. ~~ tation of receiving gold, and merchanta who have sold goods for which they paid gold, should be protected agninat swindling, nnd any mon who pays greenbacks where ‘he ought in common honesty te pay gold,is» scoundrel and ought to be so held by all manhind. The; roposed changes in the laws of the State last winter would have resulted iv the virtual stealing of two-fifths of sowe men's property, and in a grent majority of Onees loyal men would have been the suff-rere, while the disloyal or the doubttul would have bern the gninera. We op poev all such schemes, aud shall oppose them. But, we think there is » strong current which is cars ~rying usin the direction of a paper currens oy, and ao thut the people understand it, and ‘are ready for the a Be in time, we, are eatioBed. Lit us be prepared for it and welcome it wher it is a virtueao to do. Anarnen LaGaL iksvpen Decision.— “fh My. Mlervio, uf Philadelpbia, holding a lot oo a ground rent of $570, “lawful silver money of the Usdited States, eich dolla: ~ weighing seventeen pennyweights and six “gtaina, at least,” teadered greeubacks sur bis aupual indebtedaeas and retused to pay in ~gllver.” Suit was brought to enforce pays. ment in accord:noe with the covenants ot the derd, but'the Diatriot Court—stroud "aad Hare coacurring, Sharewoud disseuting —deoided the tender good. MARYLAND.— Tusa State has furnished gine regiments, umbFacing over eight thous: and negto suldwre for the eervice. as rR _ Dean Swirr nab Femsrked “that it ~ Ve useless to atte to reason a man out of Tus Naehvlie Union suya there are only two classes of men who ard afraid of Union , @oldiera-—the Northern Copperhead puliticiage and_the Soutnern rebels, : Po —_ AT Sacrane:ito,ov Tu sday evening, the ladies of the Sixth Methodist Church, gave a “atrawberry featuvul” for the bemfitef the Mfr. Dennis Crowh'y, at Phillips Flat hoe» ~ field of rye whieb at the present time is nulla seven feet high. we Fivs duildugs were deatruyed at Wella Walla on the eveming.of the 10th inst. iveluding the office of the Coanty Clerk. line of the rulrond tethe North Anna; aud the other” Corps followed Lee's retreating army on the comnion Trowds Funning parallel with the railroad. — The official advices trom Grant are te 3 u'elock AM. on the 4th, at which tue, Warren and Hanevck, aiter Whippi. g the rear guord of the enemy and tohing a number of prisoners; were un the South side of the North Avna river, in ful; pursuit, Later advices received at Wash« ington state that the rebels had continued their retreat beyoud the Suuth Anna. The North and Suuth Anna, the two branches 0 the Pamunkey, vuite a few miles below the junctau of the Fredericksiurg and Richmond and Virginia Central Railroads, Bes tween tue South Aun wid the outer delensea of Richuoud the countrys ¢ pen ond cultivated. "Lhe distance 18 20 tiles, Sherin dab's Guvalry bad {rached Duubiek, enat ol the railroad, ovthe 24th. The covalry will now be vee usetul mw guarding Grant's hue Wedppy: ‘The Licuteunut General’a modest Teper’ of “his success is that “everything looks exceedingly favorable.” In all the fights duri.g. the retreat, the enemy, being vo loager bebind intrenchwenta, wero easiiy whipped, avd suflered heavily.According te the latest report of the situatiin, thefe were two probabilities tor which Grant bad lo provide: Lees reinforced by Beauregard: might Oe able to concentrate 75,000 men; and with that army deliver battle som where between the South Anna and Richmond. To beat such an army Graut woud be compeled to bault and concentrate bis various corps, but it would guit him better than,» siege. Or, Lee might retreat withw tie intrencbinents of the rebel Capital, reat and pessib'y recruit bis forces aud prepare fora sudden gusliught upoo the investing army. Failure in that, however, would sigmity the lose f both the army and the city In a week the Army of the Potomac would have jutrenchments which could not te ensily taken. Richwotid is assumed to be proviswoed for a siege, and ucu-cowbatants are suid to bave leit. Ou the nerth aud east the defences are ¥ ry strong. The weak poiuis are fuwod ou the west aud suuih The cnpture ot Fort Darling would open ihe river te the twen-clads. = ‘The failure of Beauregard { i bia repeated effocte te dieludge Butlernow “becous @ importa t. Frow Turkey Berd we have inte.lgence that General Gilmore led an early mourning recentoiesapce and routed & rebel force he encountered. He discov. ered that at least balf of Bewuregard’s corps bad gene to remtorce Lee. Deuptiess, Gen. Butier ean inke care of. ‘the remaind+r and resume the off asive, particulurly it, Lee gives battle te Grint north of Richwoud. a ———— it etill fur the same reason. Why the rvad. + . Thank.al for Patronage, Mansa Vena was out yesterday delivering the following notices > — j You are hereby notified to appear at-the weet end os Main apt Ae vada eity, on Mondar, the 30th day of 1y, 1864, at 7 a. M., tor the pu of performing two days labor demawied of you on the streets of this city. failing in whieh, you are hereby further required to furnish « good able-bodied substitute, and in either case you are. to appear with proper impleinents for deing service.— A payment of Pour Dottars (without euit) wil release you from the two days service. Better pay attention to the abuve notice of look-out for trouble. Sa WE are of the opin on that the proposed creetion of & Theatre in this city is a GzzieIt’s tou bad. ia aoe MASoNIC HALL is at a stand still—waiting for brick. : Tne Pacivic Express is now. io full blast in this city. “McRoserts, ace~pt thauksfor that copy of the Sacramento Onion. cae enacienlipncosemeename Boarp or Tr: is —At.a meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on Thursdey evening last, an ordinance wasp eaed tequiring owners of property to construct sides walkein front of their premises immediately. An ordinance was also paseed requiring owners of dogs to procure a license of the =e ke tMarahal, Stéve Venur lis determined to put in force all ordinanersto the letter. A word ty the wise, d&o. From a busi s¢ tector from Bodega, of the 16th inst, the Nopa Re porter learns that the crops iv that eection prowisefinely thie” aeasen, and also in Russian River Valley.— The lumbering busmess on Big river is used up for this season, the atreams being tuo lo to float dewn+-2ete-thmit. ——— Er ia thodght-tist owng-to the diffieu'ty of obtuinung retern enrgoes, veeacls from The East ty Sin Francisco will increase. their rates of freight 50 per poyt, t. THE Son Fro nenen News Letter saya that: the Rev. P.O -Bweed formerly of Califurpix, anita _saaueock moved . ia the reputed nother of. the pampllet—on-t. from Bowling Green direetly south upon the Miscegeuation, Tue tara oi the Central Paciie Pailroad Co.. will hereafter enacte Hie reel Hiitier: Sacramento, and back, on Sunday afternoons, every balt heur iroa ove to eight o'élock. ana THE Free Masui at Boston have hired’ for the present, and untid, they can rebuild the Temple, the bud wigin Summer street ustiilly kKnewn ae Theorndyke Hall, rrr Arrivais at the _ National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREKT.....::NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. Dr. May Virginia —— THURSDAY. May 25th. Hi M Moore Moores Mrs Gilman deo. Chas Clifford Marysvil Mithael Forke do K Williams & w Kei D A Potts ‘do Jas MeMahon San F F Mcrren*an Francis JC Wilson do John A Todd do Wm ‘th »mas ao © Cherry do Chas Johnson db BP Wright Dewnjevil J A-Beckett Grass Val 4 T Conn Willow Val BL Lamarque do Henry Krite Marysvil J D Deaner Cal 8 Co H Monke do W White Nevada Erank Green Red Dog Central Pacific Railroad * —AND : CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD i N AND AFTER MONDAY, April 25th, un til further notice, trains will leave the foot of K STREKT, SACKAMENTO, as follows: For Liveoln and Folsom, af...6. 16 A. M. For Folsom, at....... ecsecce Wa M. . ‘ we KETURNING, JCOVO FOUBOM BE. oc ccccesece canceccens 7 20 A. eM. SeORVO TARGONS Oban oc ov ce cascdecs cae 0-454. M. 45 LELAND STAN FORD, President © POR R. CO. Rew Stock ! Aew Store ! —-—— I PHIf IPS has removed to BROAD SF., ds next door to Welch's Bookstore, where he has on hand a l.rge'stuck of , HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, OF EVFRY BRANN, Meershanm and other Pipes of endless varieties 4th of Jaly Celebration.—The undersigned, members of the Coimunittee appointed to take‘churge of the arrangements fur celebratingthe 4th of July, take the liberty of calling & mecting of the citizens of Nevada, on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the Baptist Church. Business of importanee will be transacted and a general attendance is respectfully requested. By order of the Cumnnteee. : A. H. HANSON. ‘N. W. KNOWLTON. Nevada. May 26th. oye dee aR eee ——— anf __The Florence Sewing Machine —This popular Machine is furnished to any part of the city or county at regular Agent’s rates. It must be seen to be «ppreciated. Riad the following testimonial from a few of wur prominent citizens

who have them. Instructions given free. 7 Needles. thread and silk for sale by GEO. A. RANDALL, Agent, At Weaver & Co’s store, 59 Broad street, Nevada We, the vndérsigned, having the *-Ficrence”’ in-successful operation at our homes, would ch-erfully recomm=nd them to those in want of a ewing Machine as superior to al! others. NW. WACKIE. ©. M BAtTrs M. D., G.K Firguaar, KR. HM. FARQUHAR, N. W. Kaownres, E W. BickLow, JOHN HERZINGER. Coughs and Colds. The sudden changes of eur-elimute are sources of Pulmonary, Broneifal and As natie Affections. Expsrience having proved that sim ple remedics often act speedily whin taken ia the early stages of the disease, recourse should at once be had-to **Brown’s BRONCHIAL TROCHES ”’ or Lozenge «, lrt the Cold, Cough, or iIrFitaution of the Throat beever so sligh'. as by this precaution am-re serivux attack may be ef fectually warded, off PusLic Speakers and SING ERSsowitHind them effe tual for elearing and strengthening the. voice, Soid‘era should have them _as they ean-be carted in the pocket and takew as occasion. requl es. Avents for Califurtia, REDINGTON-&-C6., SanFra.cis*o. myi4 tm FOURTH OF JULY BALL. ' TOBE GIVEN AT MOORE’S FLAT, On Monday Evening, July-4th, ‘64, EENEFI® OF THE FENIAN BROTHERH OOD. Committee of Arrangements. Robert Keegan, Johu Feely, Cornelius Sullivan. Patrick Gaffney, Jaines Walsh, Managers, MOORK'S FLAT. AYOW POINT. James ane 8. L. Blackw: Hi Axron Beck, John Hickey. ALLEGHANY. Richaru Ford, JohaiMeNulty. FOREST CjTY. Owen Mevonald, T. W. win ‘ MOHAWK FLAT. G. B. Preston, Joseph Purcell. ‘LAKE CITY. James Cregan. ALPHA, WOOLSKY'S FLAT. Allen Uerbert, OULEANS FLAT. John Sinith. M'INESOTA. M. A; Singleton, William Davidson. WASHINGTON Riehara tritena, Jubln Johnson. CHIPS’ FLAT. Joseph K. livy. Charles steveus. FALL CREEK, KRUKEKA SOUTH, M. Feely. A. S. Therntyn, OWVEGA: dohu teary James McCambridge. GRASS VALLEY. NEVADA. William -elligan. Chas Kent, M. P. O'Conner, AY F McKay. AMER.CAN HILL—P. W. Simmons. Floor Manug:rs. E T. Hardy, O. B Babcock, W. F. Cummings. Movre’s Flat, May 25—td NEVADA MIELLINERY. -_ MISS E. COFFEY, ‘ WOULD respectfully mform the Ladies of Nevada city "sad the sur1oun fing towns that she has opened a first class Millim ry store. =< BROAD STREET, Opposite Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact evervthing uenally found ina. Mil linery Establishment 1 have such arrangementa made that 1 «hall be F Catlery, Toys; Baskets, ind every doeacription of FANCY Goons. Orders from the country Promptiy and faith-: fully attended to. Come and tr if vou want To I have got the best in the State. ‘ mre SAMUEL LEWis, Successor to Lewis Bros. . MPoRTER oF CIGARS AAD TOBACCO, Pipes, Matches, Cards, &c. At the old stan 1— : Lewis’ Rui ding, Corner of Broad and Pine Stree‘s, Nevada. snow ready to aly his : Pee eT ee San Francisco Prices 1 : Hy = one of my splendid Cig>re—and YT Goon by every steamer. “Particular attention wil be paid to making Cloaks. Mantiilas ang Dresses. ~ m2oH. M. HINDS. N.C. TULLY. N. C. TULLY & CO. AVE opened a Family Grocery and : vi 2 rat bi. y y, _Provis Junction of Main & Commercial Sts. W here they will keep constantly on hand a select stock of / Family Groceries & Provisions And as they havé all the advantages of the mar ket. at San Ae ate ara they are determ‘ned to sell Cheaper than the Cheapest ! Our motto is QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITs. ess TeRMs CASH. / All Goods will be delivered free of charge. Nevada, M.y 2h:h—tf A. A. SARGENT, Atterney and Counsellor at Law. FFICE—Te Kidd's Broad and Pine root at a SS ee + Corner of NEW SPRING GOODS! ’ cee Ay Go and see the NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING. . -P. BANNER, ON THE CORNER OF. — ‘BROAD AND PINE STREETS, FP AS-JUST RECKIVED ‘s Jarge and Ele. gaunt assortment of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Selected express!y forthis market. The stock is of the most approved styles for the Spring & Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES unserpassed by any Clothing House in this State, which he will dispose of on -such 4 TERMS As cannot fuilto 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 avery large and fine assortment Boy's Clothing, TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, GAITERS, , Tie 2 i hich he offers.at i-= Very aera Prices! oy ; PERSONS ARE INVITED to call and examine their stork previ°us to making purchases. The prices are LOW, while-the peods-are— of « superior quality and will be found to be as represcuted, : a . NEW CLOTHING STORE ! oe A. ROSENTHAL & CO. FOULD respectfully inform the citigens oj Vevada and the sdrroundimy towns that they have opened a . First Class Clothing Store, —AT THE— Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Where they have just received a New, Large and Splendid stock of ; CLOTHING, Consisting in part of the: folowing articles :— COATS, VESTS, PANTS,SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS California Blankets, And in fact evervthing usually found in an Eetablishment of this kind, ye” They have #lsoa.very large stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH ’ 44 Cassimere Suits, Espectally adapted for § ring and Summer wear. They invite theattention of every one to their stock of Goods W) ich isEntirely New.and all of the Latest Fi . / Styles and Fashion! “ Every garment. purehared at fhis Establish meut in warrautedty fit Mr Rosenthal, who ha» been making Fashionable garments for.seyeral years,-in this city, will see that every arti—— cle gives the best » tisfaction. — : The stock has been purchased on such terms that they are enabled to seli them as CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST: They hope, by civin goed satisfaction to their customers, to merita fi ral ronage, —DON’r FORGET THE PLACE— “2 IN KNOX’S NEW BRICK BUILDING, * Thel SATUR Four huge poe erally ir . celebrat \ Valley. en by the they wo themae!s nal wear given it have pr has been ‘eat equa’ GLex . to come this afte hive bee stable bi ides. a guod 1 Crriz, eall the i “Galled by the Bupt that eve: is hia p! ceédings of that We are « be in the majority rying ou And wha the meet versury ¢ ‘jng aball dveision: ind tet ‘ Jacqyivee: New cea, ut t the burn share of public pat 74 ber fire, tobe bui below th Marshal —if he b Epise wial, giv on Thor fair. T ladies an did musi We thin! not atte crowd ¢ bave to t well, 85) the’ time Tue ? Stage C very gre North 8: ramento o'clock, thus ena get the § perin'a #arker th publieati Fiaeys Cowpani Fourth « the frem principal ahead a ‘What es + Tue . eending « to Wash —the ru: Yesti sengon. —tubfilled tant pres Freie ‘to the bi; cents pe: *hipped . i, Dut we manded. e. o— wew bai city,. A being ba: of the La it in abos Tue . is being : done, it . fvom ja t