May 7, 1864 (4 pages)

a “noe ‘iy . anaemia tian Nit wnt oe Som ao PARC i asd) ei i Ba a a LERTINERAE . S SE OS ME ANON ‘Semen Rete semenenaci pone ge NN er sae ates RRMA eget i ae PS Bvniencext sot Sc tae OSA ONS! . tn 4 ¢ sepia Bree tS ak ee F aS ci ~ {nall directions caused vat people to swarm — leade have been discovered. ____-__the tock-which-has_been-ctushed-a —-rich—-re-+ x agcond Gabin, $90: ateernge, 95S. Lawrence W. Peyton, son of Baile Peyton, was shotat Camp Lookout by one of the guard. He was 35 yeard old, and one a fay ‘ —_ ——— —s hanged: Many who have been to diatant *. Bevada DB City and County Official Press Tae Mines oF THE. County.—The mining interests of our county, which have the numerous excitements. which bas cars . ention. ‘The-ramors of rich discoveries: like w hive of bees, and they have not got settled yet. Many a man abandoned good claimis and invested all bis means in mining claims of nv more value than the paper upun which the certificates are printed. Thousands of doliira were withdrawn from cirs culation in this State and invested in clajms in Washoe. During the last your times have wineral fields bave returned to develop the mines of thie county. During the present geason, aé unfavorable as it has been, more gold hae been taken out in this county then for any two previous ones. We have record: ed more new discoveries of tines than for three yeats before. New quartz mille have been erected, and a large number ot rich leads upened: Around the towns of Washes ington and Omega, in a district uuprospected until quite recently, some twenty new From some of turn is given. In this district one mill fas ilready been. erected aid two others are . being put up. Near this city, within two ~ years, a number of placer diggings have been _opened which pay well. From the whole ridge upon whieh San ‘Juan is Ineated;we receive the mosteneouraging reports. We are informed that the claims in the direction of Red Dog are pay-} wining resources of this county are searcely half developed. We want. men who are not to bé catried off by every idle rumor; practical industrious minera to go to work upon the mines, and no fear need be entertained of the reailt. We have heard men spenk of those who have atruck rich°mnes as lucky men. If you will but look at their history you will find that the averet of their success is. their industry and perseverance, They have gone to work with determination and have toiled on until their labora have been crowned with success. The mineral wealth of our county ia boundless, and for the induatrious and pereevering her wines have a tich reward. i: Monmon Mutriny.—The Mormon leaders appear to ba preparing their followers for _jneurrection, and we shall not be surprised if they commence their troublesome operations as erwn as Gen. Connor's forces are withs drawn, which will be some time next fall, as their time will then expire. In their speeches in the tabernacle, the leaders doll they can tw misrepresent the Uniott cause, and to stir up a feeling of dissatiefuction with the Union Govetnment. . Brighain’s tribe will bear watebing, fur he meane mischief. Mx, Situ, freon Trinity, informe the Red Bluff Independent that the. miners in the vicinity of Cox's Bar, Trinity fiver, have commenced Working the second beti¢h from the river, and fied it mach bettef than the firet. Several Cotiipanies ate taking out from $500 te $1,500 a week te the hand.— The only difficulty is in obtaining water. , ae Tue provision trade of Chicago is imméhee. Laat year over 900,000 hoge and 70000 heeves were packed.~°The. total receipts of pigs forthe year were 1,377,652 Tue De la GéeFia family, of Santa Burbara county, ate reported-to have 18,000 head of cattle; and Hallister & Dibblee 60,000 sheep. sie = Tre steamer Gulden Age leates on the 13thinet. Passage—firet cabin, Upper saloon, $213; fitét cabin, dining saloon, $162 50 ; Texwesiee, eo far, has fareished abou 13,000 negro troops. Tne New Yerk State Fair for 1804, is to be held at Rochester. OV za “cas hundred tomllive belt Gates! ‘pear the bulk: of the old Washington, and AQuILLA ON THE Move.—The Balletin says; the Aquilla last y ovening cote near teking ab own account, It appears that, considering the vessel safely moored to the wharf, Capt Merritt concluded to.Jeave it with its bow o'clock, the fluod tide-making very strongly. . the strain on the bow fastenings became eo strong that some of them parted, while others drew the piles <out so that the bow of the ship swung vut wiih tre tide. The wind . ‘time, ind the tide beéoming stronger; av a . watter of precsutién Capt. Merritt-had the cameis scuttled, so that the wreck bank again to the bottoi where it now hes, with its bow pointing down the bay. Those wh were preeent Feport that the bow fastenings, several of which were «inch iron chains, ¢napped ua if they were made of pack thread, Extra fastenings were ofterwards got out tu the wharf astern, avd bythe nse of a tug a large anchor was bedded by a large chain fastened to the ship's fore-must. The action of the tide Wednesday night lilted the wreck completely out of its old position, and ic now lies with its stern near tv the wharf and tts bow ovr 100 feet fur‘ther out down the Bay. Divers are at work now examining the wreck while—lurge gangs. uf men ure busy in completing the fast cameland-launching two otbera which are all ready for service. Nuthing intervening to prevent the final raising of the Aquilla, this miny be expected to take place on or about Wednesday next. pendent of the Bulletin writing trom New York” March 28th, says of prominent Califormians, ‘at the office of Dole & Co., bre= kera, in Wali street, 1 teund Joseph C. Palmer, Trenor W. Pork, Captain Friabie, A.A. Selover and Puraer Walsh. ~Without usking Insny questions Pinferred that Pale . wae engaged in stock operations, How successful he has been F hive no means of . Park has bought a farm in Vermont, at North Bennington, and is preparing to build there an elegant residence. He this. estab= lished a bank—n National Bang capital $400, 000—of which he is acie sath and President. Mr Lincoln. feruierly of California, ia his éihier. He has bought «# railroad sume where in Vermont, and his triends any that hie Sena oriml aspirations are net abandoned ; but that, iistesd of representing Calitoriia in the U. 5. Senate, he tranters his ambition tetis native State: A A-Selover is said to be a half-mil und is eperating in New York. Purser Walsh, look:ng rough. but fit and familar,! ne also reached the half-way hotse te» millionsire > and fromthe fret that he had with ‘tim the photograph of an Indiahumped and lop-eored bull, I inter he ie ranching. He recommends California farmere and stock men to drive theit young oxen and wales te Missourifor a market, and prophecies that when the the wat closes an ininenae demand tot beteea and uitles te supply the Sotithetn plantattons: and fill the void made by the war in consumption of thia hnd of stock. 7 lionrire Mining Divivenvs,—'T'he Satage Mining Company declared a dividend of, $50 per toot, payable on Thareday last, The Gould & Ctrry Silver. Mining Company declared & dividend of $125 per fuot, payable on the game day. JoNN Rotten shot aud killed an Indian, on Scott river a few daya since, when another Indian standing by fired at Rown, hilling him. . a iin Bayan) Tayvor, in one of his late lees tures, auyethat the Esquimaux are afraid to die on a windy day leat their souls might blow away. : A FUuOT ravé, between Adams and the Emigrant, alias Wm. Kendricks, for a puree of 960, came off last Suaday at the won by Kendticke. ~~». : THE following wining company filed a cere tificate of incorporation in San Francisce oa Wedovaday:. Central Copper Mining ‘Cowpany—location, Empire Miniog District, Nevada county, Culiturnia. Capital stock, $400,000, in shares of $100 each. Trustera—Daniel McNutt, S.H. Corerd and . E,W. Roberts. PROTECTION Houx & LADDER co— t . bere’ work, and refitting of the Hall in style company to hate it the city * “STRING beans and summer squashes have -co market. cut up inte pieces a couple of inches 4 of the Feace in and for Little York township. >} sesamenta Nos. 1@and 11, levied rong mgt d t . Willows, Am ritan City;-N. T.,. which wad Ata. meeting of this compiny, held at the Uuiou Hotel on Thursday evening last, » cvntract for the plastering, painting, carpen. woe letteo A. H Irish fur the sum of $550. :When completed, itis the intention of the prettiest room io the ~ te : Tue chip Gawing Stor has arrived with hm Miurrary Foarce.—The total camber of enhated thenat Fort Churebi'l st presentis something over five hundred. * Panrivfguaxes.—It seems that even at the high elevation above the sea, Virginia city is n0t iititely free from earthquakes — Oo Swtiday last two or three shocks were distinetly felt. The Annual Conventivn of the Episcos . pal Chitreh is now being beld at San Frans 4 = —_ ~ ‘Tne Gold Hill Stock and Exchange made their appearance in the San Francis. . EtauT thousand achoul houses have been erected in Ruseta since the emancipation of the serfs took place. Each charge of the 20sinch gun recently cast at Pittsburg, will cost $75. The cost of the gun-will de abent $30,000. = WILLIAM Jones was killed on Friday night at a ssleun between Geld Hill and Sul ver City, by Martin and Patrick Harvey.— A reward of $300 1s offered for the apprehension of the murd-rers. Two women, sisters, who, had at differ» ent. times eloped with married men from Youngt .wn, and being deserted wept back there to reside, have. been tarred and town. _-A CASE. of intanticioe hus been discovered in Albany, N. Y., in which the child wae length-and-seattered shout the streets: ree = Borers is Fucir Teees:—Bore _the auger: fill, the hele thus mide, with suls phur, and’then secure it with clay or shoe. takers wax. The sulpbur.will penetrate the tree, or the sip will carry it inte the ~pores—of the-tree-and-the borers wilt disayr~ pear and the-trees will recever from their injurious effects—T anved a thrifty apple -tree by this methed afew years since. The sulphirr does aot injure the tre-s; the hele inade for it will grow up, and the tree will thrive agnin§ If holes made bythe borers are acerssible, fill them with sulpher, and the borers will not-again trouble the tree, lt the trees are large, mere aulpher will be required, and perhaps an inch auger would net be tego large. Let the sulphur be put into the tree in ahalia dozen places. It will not injure the tree, and ia a certain remedy against the burer.—N YY. Observer. ONSTABLE’S SAL.E.—By virtue of an exe¢ution to me delivered, issued from the Court of R McGotin Keq., an Justice county. of Ne ada and State of GCallfufnia; bear ing date april 11, 186%, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court vo the lith day of April, 1864, in favor of H. PF. Eleloe and agcitst Chas. Smith for the sum of $0 73. princtpal debt, and $!4 40 coste of suit, I have .aken in execu. tion thie following described property, heretofore attached to witi All the right, title and interest of sald deiendant of, in and to thaf certain set of yore ie Oe situated on Christmas hill, avar Little York and known as the Eric Co’e claims. auts of, in atid to that certain mining el»im, aituatec on said hill and bound: d os tullows! Cn the south by H. Miller's claim, on the east by the Illinois Co's elaine. onthe north by a line of stakes, and Othe west by a line of stakes, towether with all appuftetiances belunging or ap tuiniag tothe above described mining claims. Notice le hereby oven that . will expose to public gale all the above described property for ‘cash it band, to t.e Mizhest bidder. at the vil lage of Little York, om the Sth day of May, 1864. oo eA the hours of 9e’eluek A. M. and 40clock P.M. Taken as the property of.said defen. dant to satisfy the above demanus and accruing’ cust 8. Given under my hand, this the 13th.da April 1864. z 4 of MILT COMBS. Constable. The above sale is atponed until June the 8th, 1864 MIL’. COMBS, Constable. GRAY EAGLE MINING COMPANY. Eagle City, Nevada County, California. OTICE.—There remains due upon the following described stock in account with Asth. 1864, and March 7th, 18/4, respective ly. the sev eral amounts «ct opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows : “No Sertif. ‘Shares No Asa’t. Am’t, eee ae J. H. Howlett, feathered by the female inhabitants of the . , tree about one inch on depth with» gimlet or . Alvo the rmterest of said defend. § of Well Copper Mini i a we bn ‘the fol tockin the above Bam-d December, . 80 Gp aceoun as c So. 5, levied on the 24th day of Fe' 7. 1664, the several amounts set opposite the nazies 0: the respective sharcholders,as follows ; tien Names of ShareNo. of No. ufCertifiAm’t holders. . Assts. cate &shares due tl Shares 55.20, 15. 90 $10 ‘M. L. Winans, 5 Nos. 5, 6. 7. 8, Ja ——— + & « : 40 _Ss___ Hast, eas . Shares 5 & And in accordance with law and an order of the Board:of Trustees made on the 18th day of April, 184, so many shates of each parcel of said stock as may be nécessary, wil be sold at the office of the Companv, at the mine, on Saturday, May 7th. 1864, At2o’clock, P.M _ of said day, to pay said delin quent sesesementa thereen together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. ; JOST AH HEACOCK, Sec’y. Spenceville, Prettyman’s anch, { April 23th, isé4The above sale is postponed until SATUR DAY, May Fes, 1864, at 2 o’elock, P. M., by order of Board of Trustees. eal J. HEACOCK, Secretary. ~ Spenceville. May 5°h, 1864. — é eesssesees NEW CLOTHING STORE ! A. ROSENTHAL &-CO. W OULD respectfully inform the citizens oj Nevada and the surrounding towns that , they Maveopeneda. _ First Class Clothing Store, —AT THE— _ ‘Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, and Splendid stock of — CLOTHING, “Cénsisting in part of the following articles — COATS, VESTS, PANTS, SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, A =e HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS California Blankets, . And in fact everything. usually found’ia an Es tablishment of this kind.They have slsoa very large stork FRENCH AND ENGLISH se Cassimere Suits, Especially adapted for Vertes, and Suimer wear. They invite the attention of every one to their stock of Goods which is Entirely New and all of the Latest Styles and Fashion! ' Every garment purehased at this Establish ment is warrantedto fit Mr Rosenthal, who ha» been making Fashivnable garments tor several years, inthis city, will see that every artiele yives the best « tisfaction. The stoek has been purchased on such terms that they are enabled to sell them ae CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. —DON'T FORGET THE PLACE— IN KNOX'S NEW BRICK BUILDING, ON THE CORNER OF— ; Broad and Pine Streets, Opp. the stores of Goldy mith and Weaver & Ce. A. ROSENTHAL & CO. Nevada. May Sth. . GRAND ,CONCERT AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH, : BY : Ossian E Dodge & W. Hayward. _ SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. For the Benefit ofthe SANITARY FUND! Where they have just recetved a New, Large}They hope, by viving good satisfaction to their customers, to merit a liberal share of public pat< ronage, NEW. SPRING GOODS: 4 ae Se Ge and see the eee "> __ ow tHe conxer or BROAD AND PINE STREETS, I FASHIONABLE CEOTHING, Selected express!y for this market. The stock is of the most approved styles for the . Spring & Summer Trade, . And of QUALITIES unsurpassed. by any Clotlring House in this State, which he will dispose of.om such TERMS ve most perfect satisfactiongant assortment of A. As cannot failto gi —_— He has in Store a very Large Stock of ) Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES; ~~ Boy’s Clothing, —_—_ aT ae Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, GAITERS, de. Which he offersat—— tarVery Reasonable Prices ‘1 &¢, —-PRRSONS ARE INVITED to eall and examine their. stock previous to making purchases. The prices are LOW, while the goods are ofa superior quality Main Street, Nevada, Messrs. Eaton & Williamson, Having leased the above New, Elant and Commodious Hotel. and rnished it in the moat costly manner, are now’ p te receive their friends and the. publie generome ee patie ring Sty can aatialy ait who favor them with their patronage. e Hotel evatalue _— ONE HUNDRED LIGHT AND AIRY ROOMS, NOT A DARK @NE IN THE HOUSE, And ofa size much largerthan are usually feund im tioteis. The Pariors are faraishea 4 a superior sty !e. ™ THE BEDS are supplied with the very best Spring and Hair Mettresses—the linen clean and ofthe very best quality. ~ THE TABLE wiil contais all that the market eT HE BAR te Sted up ine é EB ; in # styl not surpassed by. any house im the State, and ail it TBI CANt ROD eppied wr Pe. A OOM is suppliedlan’s best Tabies. pocket and pee yon Persons traveliy to and from Washoe-will find this House the most desirable stopping place on the route. To the travelers for pleasure, we have only to say that the climate of Nevada is nvt surpassed inany etl State e Parifie Express Com "s of. fice is in the House. and passengers by the California Stage Co’s coaches will be driven to. the Union if they desire. The Post Office, T: and Express offices ave in the same block, IRA A EATON ISAAC WILLIAMSON, Nevada, April 4th is64 : ~ FOR SALE OR RENT. a OFFER for sale or rent, a Large Fire I Proof Brick Store, 22 by 50 fret, with splendid cellar. ‘ The Louse is tuilt and finished in a workinanlike manner. and well arranged for a clothing or grocery store. It is situated in the town of Omega, and commands the entire trade of that place, Scotchinan’s Creek, Damond Creek, Al and Fali Creek. Near by ie the Tecumeeh. Fideliiy.Union, Star and other lodges that are now being “evelo and payi well. besides a large dist ict of surface or nif claims. that will, on completion of the Omegs itch, be watered by both the Seuth Yuba and Omega Water Ditches. A better chance for a besiness man with = small Now in aceordance with law and incomplance with. the By-Laws of the Company afuresaid there will be sold at public auction in front of the store of Mr, F. Schroder, on TURSDAY. May 17th. 1864. at the hourof2P M., ofthat day, to 2 hest bidder, for cash,“in United States ) said Assessments due with expenses ee Ne ne b : . WHITE, Secretary. Office Gray Eagle iaining © . #4 _ Spenceville, May 6th is64. { Freight to Washoe ! of Nevada that he will et a me TaN AMBER AEE ee TR ARE 225 cS oR CR ate a EAC eT areata Rear ora barber dvience. j SS StoRM te Chas. C. Archer, 56 25 it $500 “ “ 57 25 it 5 ov ee be 68 26 i 500 = ae 59 50 ll 10 00 Shy hg 60 26. i 5 00 ed bad 61 26 11 5 00 se 6 ee . 65 25 M 5 00 “4 +e 66 26 i 5 00 aa ot — ~-4?— o— — ——--— Dawaon Nichole, 99 7 Well 30 00 TW M Thompson 62 25 i 500 ba oe 64 25 Hu 500 in, a6 many shares of each ce. tificate of said stock as may be sufficient for an sage of t costs of advertising, abd unless sooner paid. the OBERT LEGGS would inform the citizens Promenade Concert, Festival FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SANITARY FUND! ——— PROGRAMME: Rally round the FI +---Song Meee : “ets see eeeeee fae Babylon is falling. » ag SOT Ree ee cess ieee ee eee 2 Peete ee eer Supper at 10 o'clock. eordiativ At Temperance Hall, May 13th, 1564, Star ®p-neled Ranner....By the Band ard Chorus “. eats (beeeete ses By the: Rand and Chorus All Hail the Stars and St = ad Chorus Me viata hs ae . Dancing will commence at !2 o'clock. Tickets $5. All those interested fr the object uf this Fer i found. Apply imrediat:! to the at Kidt’s Ranking House in th'a ci jon given wheu desired JOHN Water Notice. undersigned PossessHINDS. ; Orrice NEVADA Crry WaTer Worxs, a5 t May 2nd 1864. . : ATER CONSUMERS are herehy notified that all Water used for other than Housecharge. hold purposes will be an additional Such uses are Street and Garden Sprinkling and Irrigation Perscns Water for such wilt be called upon Sa: turday,of each eek, ta aabe payment for the sameOwing to the searcity of Water will be turnished for ietination to any saauane ‘ A. 18OaRD, Whoicsale dealer in WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c, -&cabove Allorders . and Bail. invited om § Next to-W.aver &Cr store, om Broad Street Nevada, Nov. 19 * re ane ees sostlbegstitnatheedlinaraamtt screener NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING.~VALISES,— and will be found to be as tal_ cannot be_ splendid _city and we were v clock, we do nt Ro'che stage fre day att > the beat AS JUST. RECEIVED 4 large and Ele places. doubt th the exp here at are now a _ attenthé ealled to to pret of Publ section eation t books fi have pe! school o law. T notice . introduc school with th “quired — books # of Jine “Some pany, © Somme claims . thie pla Their g be trae Valley ridge— 4 andith may be Co, Fe anda fi the sam epened, want_o ing in» sly vant: of sma! the ow have be they o feet ha have r mill,-v ceeding obtaine ton. 1 be tak kind © hard w that-th down. Cov ve Sar triaie cit Clark, . i~end C The permi street

a “noe ‘iy . anaemia tian Nit wnt oe Som ao PARC i asd) ei i Ba a a LERTINERAE . S SE OS ME ANON ‘Semen Rete semenenaci pone ge NN er sae ates RRMA eget i ae PS Bvniencext sot Sc tae OSA ONS! . tn 4 ¢ sepia Bree tS ak ee F aS ci ~ {nall directions caused vat people to swarm — leade have been discovered. ____-__the tock-which-has_been-ctushed-a —-rich—-re-+ x agcond Gabin, $90: ateernge, 95S. Lawrence W. Peyton, son of Baile Peyton, was shotat Camp Lookout by one of the guard. He was 35 yeard old, and one a fay ‘ —_ ——— —s hanged: Many who have been to diatant *. Bevada DB City and County Official Press Tae Mines oF THE. County.—The mining interests of our county, which have the numerous excitements. which bas cars . ention. ‘The-ramors of rich discoveries: like w hive of bees, and they have not got settled yet. Many a man abandoned good claimis and invested all bis means in mining claims of nv more value than the paper upun which the certificates are printed. Thousands of doliira were withdrawn from cirs culation in this State and invested in clajms in Washoe. During the last your times have wineral fields bave returned to develop the mines of thie county. During the present geason, aé unfavorable as it has been, more gold hae been taken out in this county then for any two previous ones. We have record: ed more new discoveries of tines than for three yeats before. New quartz mille have been erected, and a large number ot rich leads upened: Around the towns of Washes ington and Omega, in a district uuprospected until quite recently, some twenty new From some of turn is given. In this district one mill fas ilready been. erected aid two others are . being put up. Near this city, within two ~ years, a number of placer diggings have been _opened which pay well. From the whole ridge upon whieh San ‘Juan is Ineated;we receive the mosteneouraging reports. We are informed that the claims in the direction of Red Dog are pay-} wining resources of this county are searcely half developed. We want. men who are not to bé catried off by every idle rumor; practical industrious minera to go to work upon the mines, and no fear need be entertained of the reailt. We have heard men spenk of those who have atruck rich°mnes as lucky men. If you will but look at their history you will find that the averet of their success is. their industry and perseverance, They have gone to work with determination and have toiled on until their labora have been crowned with success. The mineral wealth of our county ia boundless, and for the induatrious and pereevering her wines have a tich reward. i: Monmon Mutriny.—The Mormon leaders appear to ba preparing their followers for _jneurrection, and we shall not be surprised if they commence their troublesome operations as erwn as Gen. Connor's forces are withs drawn, which will be some time next fall, as their time will then expire. In their speeches in the tabernacle, the leaders doll they can tw misrepresent the Uniott cause, and to stir up a feeling of dissatiefuction with the Union Govetnment. . Brighain’s tribe will bear watebing, fur he meane mischief. Mx, Situ, freon Trinity, informe the Red Bluff Independent that the. miners in the vicinity of Cox's Bar, Trinity fiver, have commenced Working the second beti¢h from the river, and fied it mach bettef than the firet. Several Cotiipanies ate taking out from $500 te $1,500 a week te the hand.— The only difficulty is in obtaining water. , ae Tue provision trade of Chicago is imméhee. Laat year over 900,000 hoge and 70000 heeves were packed.~°The. total receipts of pigs forthe year were 1,377,652 Tue De la GéeFia family, of Santa Burbara county, ate reported-to have 18,000 head of cattle; and Hallister & Dibblee 60,000 sheep. sie = Tre steamer Gulden Age leates on the 13thinet. Passage—firet cabin, Upper saloon, $213; fitét cabin, dining saloon, $162 50 ; Texwesiee, eo far, has fareished abou 13,000 negro troops. Tne New Yerk State Fair for 1804, is to be held at Rochester. OV za “cas hundred tomllive belt Gates! ‘pear the bulk: of the old Washington, and AQuILLA ON THE Move.—The Balletin says; the Aquilla last y ovening cote near teking ab own account, It appears that, considering the vessel safely moored to the wharf, Capt Merritt concluded to.Jeave it with its bow o'clock, the fluod tide-making very strongly. . the strain on the bow fastenings became eo strong that some of them parted, while others drew the piles <out so that the bow of the ship swung vut wiih tre tide. The wind . ‘time, ind the tide beéoming stronger; av a . watter of precsutién Capt. Merritt-had the cameis scuttled, so that the wreck bank again to the bottoi where it now hes, with its bow pointing down the bay. Those wh were preeent Feport that the bow fastenings, several of which were «inch iron chains, ¢napped ua if they were made of pack thread, Extra fastenings were ofterwards got out tu the wharf astern, avd bythe nse of a tug a large anchor was bedded by a large chain fastened to the ship's fore-must. The action of the tide Wednesday night lilted the wreck completely out of its old position, and ic now lies with its stern near tv the wharf and tts bow ovr 100 feet fur‘ther out down the Bay. Divers are at work now examining the wreck while—lurge gangs. uf men ure busy in completing the fast cameland-launching two otbera which are all ready for service. Nuthing intervening to prevent the final raising of the Aquilla, this miny be expected to take place on or about Wednesday next. pendent of the Bulletin writing trom New York” March 28th, says of prominent Califormians, ‘at the office of Dole & Co., bre= kera, in Wali street, 1 teund Joseph C. Palmer, Trenor W. Pork, Captain Friabie, A.A. Selover and Puraer Walsh. ~Without usking Insny questions Pinferred that Pale . wae engaged in stock operations, How successful he has been F hive no means of . Park has bought a farm in Vermont, at North Bennington, and is preparing to build there an elegant residence. He this. estab= lished a bank—n National Bang capital $400, 000—of which he is acie sath and President. Mr Lincoln. feruierly of California, ia his éihier. He has bought «# railroad sume where in Vermont, and his triends any that hie Sena oriml aspirations are net abandoned ; but that, iistesd of representing Calitoriia in the U. 5. Senate, he tranters his ambition tetis native State: A A-Selover is said to be a half-mil und is eperating in New York. Purser Walsh, look:ng rough. but fit and familar,! ne also reached the half-way hotse te» millionsire > and fromthe fret that he had with ‘tim the photograph of an Indiahumped and lop-eored bull, I inter he ie ranching. He recommends California farmere and stock men to drive theit young oxen and wales te Missourifor a market, and prophecies that when the the wat closes an ininenae demand tot beteea and uitles te supply the Sotithetn plantattons: and fill the void made by the war in consumption of thia hnd of stock. 7 lionrire Mining Divivenvs,—'T'he Satage Mining Company declared a dividend of, $50 per toot, payable on Thareday last, The Gould & Ctrry Silver. Mining Company declared & dividend of $125 per fuot, payable on the game day. JoNN Rotten shot aud killed an Indian, on Scott river a few daya since, when another Indian standing by fired at Rown, hilling him. . a iin Bayan) Tayvor, in one of his late lees tures, auyethat the Esquimaux are afraid to die on a windy day leat their souls might blow away. : A FUuOT ravé, between Adams and the Emigrant, alias Wm. Kendricks, for a puree of 960, came off last Suaday at the won by Kendticke. ~~». : THE following wining company filed a cere tificate of incorporation in San Francisce oa Wedovaday:. Central Copper Mining ‘Cowpany—location, Empire Miniog District, Nevada county, Culiturnia. Capital stock, $400,000, in shares of $100 each. Trustera—Daniel McNutt, S.H. Corerd and . E,W. Roberts. PROTECTION Houx & LADDER co— t . bere’ work, and refitting of the Hall in style company to hate it the city * “STRING beans and summer squashes have -co market. cut up inte pieces a couple of inches 4 of the Feace in and for Little York township. >} sesamenta Nos. 1@and 11, levied rong mgt d t . Willows, Am ritan City;-N. T.,. which wad Ata. meeting of this compiny, held at the Uuiou Hotel on Thursday evening last, » cvntract for the plastering, painting, carpen. woe letteo A. H Irish fur the sum of $550. :When completed, itis the intention of the prettiest room io the ~ te : Tue chip Gawing Stor has arrived with hm Miurrary Foarce.—The total camber of enhated thenat Fort Churebi'l st presentis something over five hundred. * Panrivfguaxes.—It seems that even at the high elevation above the sea, Virginia city is n0t iititely free from earthquakes — Oo Swtiday last two or three shocks were distinetly felt. The Annual Conventivn of the Episcos . pal Chitreh is now being beld at San Frans 4 = —_ ~ ‘Tne Gold Hill Stock and Exchange made their appearance in the San Francis. . EtauT thousand achoul houses have been erected in Ruseta since the emancipation of the serfs took place. Each charge of the 20sinch gun recently cast at Pittsburg, will cost $75. The cost of the gun-will de abent $30,000. = WILLIAM Jones was killed on Friday night at a ssleun between Geld Hill and Sul ver City, by Martin and Patrick Harvey.— A reward of $300 1s offered for the apprehension of the murd-rers. Two women, sisters, who, had at differ» ent. times eloped with married men from Youngt .wn, and being deserted wept back there to reside, have. been tarred and town. _-A CASE. of intanticioe hus been discovered in Albany, N. Y., in which the child wae length-and-seattered shout the streets: ree = Borers is Fucir Teees:—Bore _the auger: fill, the hele thus mide, with suls phur, and’then secure it with clay or shoe. takers wax. The sulpbur.will penetrate the tree, or the sip will carry it inte the ~pores—of the-tree-and-the borers wilt disayr~ pear and the-trees will recever from their injurious effects—T anved a thrifty apple -tree by this methed afew years since. The sulphirr does aot injure the tre-s; the hele inade for it will grow up, and the tree will thrive agnin§ If holes made bythe borers are acerssible, fill them with sulpher, and the borers will not-again trouble the tree, lt the trees are large, mere aulpher will be required, and perhaps an inch auger would net be tego large. Let the sulphur be put into the tree in ahalia dozen places. It will not injure the tree, and ia a certain remedy against the burer.—N YY. Observer. ONSTABLE’S SAL.E.—By virtue of an exe¢ution to me delivered, issued from the Court of R McGotin Keq., an Justice county. of Ne ada and State of GCallfufnia; bear ing date april 11, 186%, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court vo the lith day of April, 1864, in favor of H. PF. Eleloe and agcitst Chas. Smith for the sum of $0 73. princtpal debt, and $!4 40 coste of suit, I have .aken in execu. tion thie following described property, heretofore attached to witi All the right, title and interest of sald deiendant of, in and to thaf certain set of yore ie Oe situated on Christmas hill, avar Little York and known as the Eric Co’e claims. auts of, in atid to that certain mining el»im, aituatec on said hill and bound: d os tullows! Cn the south by H. Miller's claim, on the east by the Illinois Co's elaine. onthe north by a line of stakes, and Othe west by a line of stakes, towether with all appuftetiances belunging or ap tuiniag tothe above described mining claims. Notice le hereby oven that . will expose to public gale all the above described property for ‘cash it band, to t.e Mizhest bidder. at the vil lage of Little York, om the Sth day of May, 1864. oo eA the hours of 9e’eluek A. M. and 40clock P.M. Taken as the property of.said defen. dant to satisfy the above demanus and accruing’ cust 8. Given under my hand, this the 13th.da April 1864. z 4 of MILT COMBS. Constable. The above sale is atponed until June the 8th, 1864 MIL’. COMBS, Constable. GRAY EAGLE MINING COMPANY. Eagle City, Nevada County, California. OTICE.—There remains due upon the following described stock in account with Asth. 1864, and March 7th, 18/4, respective ly. the sev eral amounts «ct opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as follows : “No Sertif. ‘Shares No Asa’t. Am’t, eee ae J. H. Howlett, feathered by the female inhabitants of the . , tree about one inch on depth with» gimlet or . Alvo the rmterest of said defend. § of Well Copper Mini i a we bn ‘the fol tockin the above Bam-d December, . 80 Gp aceoun as c So. 5, levied on the 24th day of Fe' 7. 1664, the several amounts set opposite the nazies 0: the respective sharcholders,as follows ; tien

Names of ShareNo. of No. ufCertifiAm’t holders. . Assts. cate &shares due tl Shares 55.20, 15. 90 $10 ‘M. L. Winans, 5 Nos. 5, 6. 7. 8, Ja ——— + & « : 40 _Ss___ Hast, eas . Shares 5 & And in accordance with law and an order of the Board:of Trustees made on the 18th day of April, 184, so many shates of each parcel of said stock as may be nécessary, wil be sold at the office of the Companv, at the mine, on Saturday, May 7th. 1864, At2o’clock, P.M _ of said day, to pay said delin quent sesesementa thereen together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. ; JOST AH HEACOCK, Sec’y. Spenceville, Prettyman’s anch, { April 23th, isé4The above sale is postponed until SATUR DAY, May Fes, 1864, at 2 o’elock, P. M., by order of Board of Trustees. eal J. HEACOCK, Secretary. ~ Spenceville. May 5°h, 1864. — é eesssesees NEW CLOTHING STORE ! A. ROSENTHAL &-CO. W OULD respectfully inform the citizens oj Nevada and the surrounding towns that , they Maveopeneda. _ First Class Clothing Store, —AT THE— _ ‘Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, and Splendid stock of — CLOTHING, “Cénsisting in part of the following articles — COATS, VESTS, PANTS, SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, A =e HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS California Blankets, . And in fact everything. usually found’ia an Es tablishment of this kind.They have slsoa very large stork FRENCH AND ENGLISH se Cassimere Suits, Especially adapted for Vertes, and Suimer wear. They invite the attention of every one to their stock of Goods which is Entirely New and all of the Latest Styles and Fashion! ' Every garment purehased at this Establish ment is warrantedto fit Mr Rosenthal, who ha» been making Fashivnable garments tor several years, inthis city, will see that every artiele yives the best « tisfaction. The stoek has been purchased on such terms that they are enabled to sell them ae CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. —DON'T FORGET THE PLACE— IN KNOX'S NEW BRICK BUILDING, ON THE CORNER OF— ; Broad and Pine Streets, Opp. the stores of Goldy mith and Weaver & Ce. A. ROSENTHAL & CO. Nevada. May Sth. . GRAND ,CONCERT AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH, : BY : Ossian E Dodge & W. Hayward. _ SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. For the Benefit ofthe SANITARY FUND! Where they have just recetved a New, Large}They hope, by viving good satisfaction to their customers, to merit a liberal share of public pat< ronage, NEW. SPRING GOODS: 4 ae Se Ge and see the eee "> __ ow tHe conxer or BROAD AND PINE STREETS, I FASHIONABLE CEOTHING, Selected express!y for this market. The stock is of the most approved styles for the . Spring & Summer Trade, . And of QUALITIES unsurpassed. by any Clotlring House in this State, which he will dispose of.om such TERMS ve most perfect satisfactiongant assortment of A. As cannot failto gi —_— He has in Store a very Large Stock of ) Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES; ~~ Boy’s Clothing, —_—_ aT ae Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes, GAITERS, de. Which he offersat—— tarVery Reasonable Prices ‘1 &¢, —-PRRSONS ARE INVITED to eall and examine their. stock previous to making purchases. The prices are LOW, while the goods are ofa superior quality Main Street, Nevada, Messrs. Eaton & Williamson, Having leased the above New, Elant and Commodious Hotel. and rnished it in the moat costly manner, are now’ p te receive their friends and the. publie generome ee patie ring Sty can aatialy ait who favor them with their patronage. e Hotel evatalue _— ONE HUNDRED LIGHT AND AIRY ROOMS, NOT A DARK @NE IN THE HOUSE, And ofa size much largerthan are usually feund im tioteis. The Pariors are faraishea 4 a superior sty !e. ™ THE BEDS are supplied with the very best Spring and Hair Mettresses—the linen clean and ofthe very best quality. ~ THE TABLE wiil contais all that the market eT HE BAR te Sted up ine é EB ; in # styl not surpassed by. any house im the State, and ail it TBI CANt ROD eppied wr Pe. A OOM is suppliedlan’s best Tabies. pocket and pee yon Persons traveliy to and from Washoe-will find this House the most desirable stopping place on the route. To the travelers for pleasure, we have only to say that the climate of Nevada is nvt surpassed inany etl State e Parifie Express Com "s of. fice is in the House. and passengers by the California Stage Co’s coaches will be driven to. the Union if they desire. The Post Office, T: and Express offices ave in the same block, IRA A EATON ISAAC WILLIAMSON, Nevada, April 4th is64 : ~ FOR SALE OR RENT. a OFFER for sale or rent, a Large Fire I Proof Brick Store, 22 by 50 fret, with splendid cellar. ‘ The Louse is tuilt and finished in a workinanlike manner. and well arranged for a clothing or grocery store. It is situated in the town of Omega, and commands the entire trade of that place, Scotchinan’s Creek, Damond Creek, Al and Fali Creek. Near by ie the Tecumeeh. Fideliiy.Union, Star and other lodges that are now being “evelo and payi well. besides a large dist ict of surface or nif claims. that will, on completion of the Omegs itch, be watered by both the Seuth Yuba and Omega Water Ditches. A better chance for a besiness man with = small Now in aceordance with law and incomplance with. the By-Laws of the Company afuresaid there will be sold at public auction in front of the store of Mr, F. Schroder, on TURSDAY. May 17th. 1864. at the hourof2P M., ofthat day, to 2 hest bidder, for cash,“in United States ) said Assessments due with expenses ee Ne ne b : . WHITE, Secretary. Office Gray Eagle iaining © . #4 _ Spenceville, May 6th is64. { Freight to Washoe ! of Nevada that he will et a me TaN AMBER AEE ee TR ARE 225 cS oR CR ate a EAC eT areata Rear ora barber dvience. j SS StoRM te Chas. C. Archer, 56 25 it $500 “ “ 57 25 it 5 ov ee be 68 26 i 500 = ae 59 50 ll 10 00 Shy hg 60 26. i 5 00 ed bad 61 26 11 5 00 se 6 ee . 65 25 M 5 00 “4 +e 66 26 i 5 00 aa ot — ~-4?— o— — ——--— Dawaon Nichole, 99 7 Well 30 00 TW M Thompson 62 25 i 500 ba oe 64 25 Hu 500 in, a6 many shares of each ce. tificate of said stock as may be sufficient for an sage of t costs of advertising, abd unless sooner paid. the OBERT LEGGS would inform the citizens Promenade Concert, Festival FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SANITARY FUND! ——— PROGRAMME: Rally round the FI +---Song Meee : “ets see eeeeee fae Babylon is falling. » ag SOT Ree ee cess ieee ee eee 2 Peete ee eer Supper at 10 o'clock. eordiativ At Temperance Hall, May 13th, 1564, Star ®p-neled Ranner.......By the Band ard Chorus “. eats (beeeete ses By the: Rand and Chorus All Hail the Stars and St = ad Chorus Me viata hs ae . Dancing will commence at !2 o'clock. Tickets $5. All those interested fr the object uf this Fer i found. Apply imrediat:! to the at Kidt’s Ranking House in th'a ci jon given wheu desired JOHN Water Notice. undersigned PossessHINDS. ; Orrice NEVADA Crry WaTer Worxs, a5 t May 2nd 1864. . : ATER CONSUMERS are herehy notified that all Water used for other than Housecharge. hold purposes will be an additional Such uses are Street and Garden Sprinkling and Irrigation Perscns Water for such wilt be called upon Sa: turday,of each eek, ta aabe payment for the sameOwing to the searcity of Water will be turnished for ietination to any saauane ‘ A. 18OaRD, Whoicsale dealer in WINES, LIQUORS, BITTERS, &c, -&cabove Allorders . and Bail. invited om § Next to-W.aver &Cr store, om Broad Street Nevada, Nov. 19 * re ane ees sostlbegstitnatheedlinaraamtt screener NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING.~VALISES,— and will be found to be as tal_ cannot be_ splendid _city and we were v clock, we do nt Ro'che stage fre day att > the beat AS JUST. RECEIVED 4 large and Ele places. doubt th the exp here at are now a _ attenthé ealled to to pret of Publ section eation t books fi have pe! school o law. T notice . introduc school with th “quired — books # of Jine “Some pany, © Somme claims . thie pla Their g be trae Valley ridge— 4 andith may be Co, Fe anda fi the sam epened, want_o ing in» sly vant: of sma! the ow have be they o feet ha have r mill,-v ceeding obtaine ton. 1 be tak kind © hard w that-th down. Cov ve Sar triaie cit Clark, . i~end C The permi street