May 8, 1864 (4 pages)

ee ea tit i a i RNR tO Re e Hevada Daily Cransevipt. — SUNDAY MORNING, MAY Sth. City and County Official Press Tur FPriexps or Trarrors.—Although there are mavy nen. inthis State whose sympathies are ngainst_the Government ; who hope forthe destruction of thi; Unies gud the Independence-of-the-rebel-ftatesit] ix seldotn-thet-one-of these traitérs have the brazen effrentery to stand before an’ midience and jault the Joyal sentiment —of the State by their treasonable titterances. : On last -Tuesday mght, Generel Chiptnan addressed: a copperhead assemblage in San Francisco, in a. speech as treasonable as anything -whieh—his had_its origin in the . Southern Confederacy. 1f Chipman’s speech had been made by some low fellow. crazed with quuor, we doubt not that orders would have been immediately isstied: for his arrest by the wilitary suthorities oa this coast. — If there was any necessity for placig the poor drunkard William Dwyer, under irrest . for cheering for Jeff. Davis, Chipman des serves greater punishment—but he fs ufimo‘Yeated. When will wehave a set of officers on this coast who will perform their duties without fear or favor? When are these men to be taught that “freedom of, speech” is ot Tiveriae for treason? We are now endeavoring by arts to waintain the rights.of ‘the Government mi the __~pebel States, should we notenforce resp ct jor itat home? ‘Phi champion of dell. Dedent and States in unmeasured terns, said: the Goverament of the United “And Leay that if Jeff Davis trinmpha as our forelathera did, when warryng waninst the hated rule of Knugland, he wall, like our forefathers, be regarded as one of the no—blestmen thatever walked the earth.” In -speoking of President Lincoln, this mouthpiece of treason suid 3 ~«“Tsuppose they (the copperheads) won't blame te it L call Abe a traitor, he is one, —and-they will not blame me for not saying thitteicin Again he says: “Tt is now said by the Republicans of the North, that the men ef the South have taken up-arma ond have broken up the Union, wud that for ao doing they must be subjugated — But let me tell you, bere in the face of high heave, there ts to fuwer-on-eartt thatcan do itp stort-ofthat-of the Almighty. , TPacy have, up to the present, evinced *teo Thuch indomituble courage, too much bravery, to be ever suvjugated by the North.” In speaking ef Grant and Lee, he saya “Where is Grout? “day, es the papers any, waiting to wee it Lee will run away. Grant will net attempt to come in contvet with Lee. If he or ony other aman should attempt it, he will neet the fate of Hooker. It) is in’ this position which matters stand to-day, and yet Abe. aayshe does all for the preservation of the Union and the country. But Abe lies in this assertion, and in every instance since he came into dflice be hastied lied L aay, intemously.”’ In the following language the speaker defied those in authority to do their. duty : “We have some Provest Marshal or some skulking despot in the garb of a miltary man, who will be let loose upon us the moment we “open our tinouths to the use of free sperch. This was exemplified the other day io the case of Win. Dwyer, who was potteed upon by a parcel of hounds, with the name ef libs exty upon their tengues, but whe are des: pots in theie hearts, Perhaps Toumy be treated toa similar dose. But L thick not. I should like to see thé man that would at» tempt to treat me so, Althongh Lhave two children, } should risk my lite te resent such an‘usurpation of authority.” The extracts given are only fair specimens of the whole speech. In any other conutry thie address would consign’ ifs auther to a dungeon or a halter. ceived withdaver by the Demoeratre Clut to wkich it was made. The man who wouk thus insult the Government by whieh he is protected, forfeits all right to that protec tion.” Since the above was in type we learn by —n diepatel te-the Union that Chipman ho been arrested, days had passed and no action had been tak en in the matter by the aniitary authori «=m, ties, that the outrage would be passed over, In this case, justice has been tardy—but “better tite than never.” arnouncing thé arrest, says: The dispate About three o'clock this afternean Gens eral Chipman, who made 4 treasonable speech at the Copperhead meeting, Tuesday night, was arrested by the Prevost Guard. He was seated in the Bank Exchange. A number of the Guard were in citizen's drese to prevent the rescue of the prisoner, if at: tempted: The affair. was mansged very He stands at bay to. The speech was reWe thought that as several Ba Hypravtic Swinpbe.—A dispatch to the Sacramento Union from San Francisco says: “The importast discovery waa made . to-day that the main pipe of the Spring Valley Water-Conpany has been tapped and conneeted with the main one of the Bensley Water Company. -Both companies have pipes through Vallejo street. The Speing Valley supplies: Telegraph Hill customers W from nreservoir 370. feet. above tile water. . Thi« pipe is connected with the B nsley pipe which supplies from 4 reservoir-only 45 feet above tide water. This great difference. inpressure We estimated: as a tesa-of 1,000,009 “Sprisg Valley works: “Phe Bensteypeople say the convection was onde through mise take on the part uf the person employed to tonke the tep,who was instructe ito make the connection between the lines of the Bensley pipe. cammot be, aa both companies have cousplete . Charts of all The pipes. A big eit for dumaat a uci Generats—and-ta-tl, S. gallons every “Twenty-four hours tothe yt the-Declaration of Judependence. Dy . commenced carriage painting agin. His PS . ‘ ‘ shop ia in the school building at the Junction The Spring Valley Company says this . of Main and Bréad streets. Armory or THE. NEVADA LIGHT Gtaap, May 6th, 1361.—The following Resolution was ordered ta be published in eve or mote. of the city papers, and spread upon the tecords of the Company. Resolved. ‘That the thanks of the Nevada Light Guard. are due and are hereby tendere ed to G. 8S. 8. Getebell for a flag stoff duna~ ted the company by him, and alsw-fere services in erecting the same; to Dr. A. Chapman, for a carted “gilded eagle; to Lieut. Davidson; for » valuable secretary : to Wm. Bacigalupi for a trained picture of the Wsion Generals; to G. E. Withington. for a framed picture of Washingtoa and hia bradley, for a copy A. A. MULLuy, Bec'y. Nevada Light Guard, PAINTISG Canittaues.—Mr. Ryan has a — . . : ye rae Sowe of the married women in Virginia . ges will be instituted. . The connection was . nade Jast August.” a e ——— Nor THE MAN-—lu. a recent allysion to . thie disloyal utterances of Gen. Cripmantefixed his pame with the initials of W.'W. Chipman, who is witogethy r apother person . rand pot desirous of “being mistaken) tor the . Copperhead? orator “and ex-Congressinan . from Michigan.— S. FY. Bulletin. The ex-Congressinsn we know “like a book.” hebt’ inthe Douglas wing of Alameda counhie was a few yearaago, a “shining pty. His principal subsiataneg is bad whisky, Coppertead. > — shooters there are blooded Chippewa Ladiaue. curing recruits to fillup General Hancock's and bis strong gaine “diaw poker.” — In bin peorps. is concentrated all! the essentials of a true . Perry tive taken to cart ying revolvers for . or yevertisimg aud expenses Of kale. a hfe s¢ (nevordint sq 4 JOSLAH HEACOCK, See’y. . ei: fel ciacae RAPcOtoInE fe ae we a ais . Spenceville, Prettyman’s anch, + News.) April 25th, 1864 § . IN some parts ol Santa Ceuz county, grass. The above sale is postponed until SATUR. i . . DAY, May Hth, 1864, at 2 o’elock, P. M., by orfore Democratic Club in this city, we pres iat, appeartig ia aWarins, and bes pas of-Beard of Truste 8 ROCK Searcy ’ Ture the cm eepetahon. AGDeA TING ; ; J. HE AEOCK, Secretary. Lesion a ee in pene ke. . Spenveyville May 5: hy i864. IN the First. Michigac Reygrment of Sharptwo companies of fulla THE members of the New York: Beard of Brokers have subscribed 86.900 towards seLook OWE Cnt Movyine =Hiat ry Mriggs appears to “be rousing lip the sleepy Chileans toa sens: HLis lust . project, which “feeta—with uel favor ia of: the importance of railways. the construction of a raitwaythrough the Valley of the ‘Teno, Chili, vweress the Andes, . ty connect with the waters of the Rio Nevro, ‘The whole cost . ig estimated at S™,UU00 000, and the distiice + ateighty seven miles, ‘The greatest altitude will be six thotisand feet. in the Argentine Republic. Ben. Wane, of Ohio, lately excused hit, acll for carrying UD UiPbtelta ona suny day, saying that he heard the Army of the Potomac was in motion, and it always rains ed within 12 hours after that army wade a move. 7a omen er THe Rev. Dr. Hayes, the accredited Sees retary of the National Ir ed Men's Associa: . the Constitution. He comes to solicit aid for the freedmen. Se yn aan Seg ea Tuk steamer St John, plying on the Tidson, is the tniidsomest steamer world, in the It is 417 feet in length, and 5 feet wide, and contains over 3U0 state-rooms. It cost over Bt00 000 THe, Stockton Argus says a suit has been commenced against the Stockton Indepene dent. by William Brown, for $20,000 danas ges, on charge of libel, in publishing him of having been guilty ofa borrible crime. a ~ BacueELons.—Old bachelors -muat take The. Maryland Leg:slature has passed a Liw taxing bachelors, aver 45 years of age B40 per annum, warning. The old maids next. Sam. Cowes, the well known English comedian and comic voealist, died oa the Hitch of March, at Blandford, from consumption, i aes ae THURLOW Weep’ is writing the life of Lineeln, and England, Htorace Greeley is writing w Both publications will probably be recerved in this State ina few weeks. history of the war. i ee Kee ee A FEW weeks since, a block of buildings in Memphis,used os Goxernment storehouses, : tell suddenty, killing 12 persons-and injuring , Hiny more. > ——— i? J. N TaYLor, Speaker of the New Jers sey House of Assembly, expired atts residence io Paterson on the morying of April ; Qu, from congestion of the brxin. ? ee last, upwards of four tens of silver -bricks were brought to that city from Washoe. ae eee THERE were mavulactured last season on y . the Upper Mississippi and its tributaries, the enormous quantity of 300,P00 000 feet “OPRlumber. a es -—<-_-— ? A-STEAMER now makes daily trips’ from San Francisco to San. Jose. Opposition 8 the life, of business. Iris sstimatea that $1,500,000 worth of tobacco was grown in Lancaster county Pu., quietly « last year. Bo tion, for California and Oregon; arrived on . Tue Call says thaton Monday evening FOR THE “Sines ON-MONDAY Ning At Temperance nM att. “Grand Parlor Entertainment. MRS. ERWIN, SCOTCH, IRISH, FRENCH AND Yankee Characters. ALSO NUMEROUS SONGS AND DANCES, Mr. & WW. Irwinin Two Pieces ; ; MASTER HARRY WILL SBPEAK A.PIECE. ‘New Store! New Stock} PHICLIVS has removed to BROAD ST., ds Next door to Welch's Bookstore, where he has on hand a large stock of ‘ HAVANA CIGARS. TOBACCO, OF EVERY BRAND. Meerahaum and other Pipes of endless varieties Cutlkery, Toys, Baskets, and every de scription of. FANCY GOODS. Orders from the country promptiy and faithfully attended to. Come and try one Of my splendid Cigarse—and if youwant Tobacco—1 have got the bestin the State. mys POST OFFICE NOTICE. f HE publi¢ts hereby notified that on and after Sunday. May sth, the General Delivery at the Post Office will be opened—Sandiys—from wk to 2 o'clock, P M, E F. BEAN, P.M GRAY EAGLE MINING COMPANY. Eagle City, Nevada County, California. N.G. Brown, 4 }_quent Gerner of Broad: & Pine Streets; +~— Notice of Sale. Office of Well Copper Mini Co. Loeated on Prettyman’» Kanch, Nevada Co. Cal. TP HERE fs ae “woah folowing deseribed stock inthe above. named Company on aceountof assessments. levied on the 2nd day of December, 1863. aleo on acecunt of assessment No. 5, levied on the 24th day of February, 15%, the several amourtite set Opposite the names of the gespective shareholders, as follows ; r Names of Share-.No. of No. of CertifiAm’t holders. ‘Assts. cate & shares due _ Nos; 43.44,67,Shares 55. 20, 1599 $10 Nos. 43, 44, 57, Shares 55, 20, 15--90 90 Nos. 5, 6,.7. 8; ___Sha’s 56,10, 10, 19-89 __ Nos. 5, 6. 7,8, Elia 6 50, 10; 10, 10-8080 == : . Shares, 60...60 40 N. G. Brown, 5 ML, Winana, 4 od ‘4 176 M.-1L.Winans, 5 Go and see the NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING, P. BANNER; “ON THE CORNER OF OO. BROAD AND PINE STREETS No. 41, J. 1. Howlett, ‘6 s ; ‘Shares 6--.00-6ve § 5 Antin seeordance with law and_an_order ef . . the Board of Trustees made en “the isth day of April, isf4, 80 many~ shares of each pareel of . said stock a& may be. necessary, wil be sold at the office of the Company, at the mine, on Saturday, May 7th. 1864, At2o’clock, P M of said day, to pav said delin sseasmants thereen touether with eosts . NEW CLOTHING STORE ! A> ROSENTHAL SCO — i Nevada andthe surroundng towns that they have upened a —— “YL OuLD respectfully inform the ¢itizens oj ¥ TRUNKS, . AS JUST RBCKIVED 4 large and Ele gant assortinent of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Selected express'y for thes market. The stock is of the most.approved styles for theSpring & Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES unsurpassed by any Clothing [House in this State, which he will digpose. of on such TERMS e most perfect satisfaction» Ascannot failto gi Wu Hardi « iem ha + larges diuima wt Ter We-h IL. thy there Amon Ww ritte divers inforn with festat won g e Woat . faith to hee He has in Store-a tery Large. Stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES; ‘Fogether with a very large and fine assortment Boy’s Clothing, o First Class Clothing Store, —AT THE—__— — Whiere they have fast received a New, Large and Sptendid stock of C¢_L.O.7_M UNG, Consisting in part of the (7) articles — COATS; VESTS, PANTS, SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS i California Blankcts, And in fact everything usually found in an Establishment of thie kind. ¥ ‘Llcy have alsoa very large stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH a Cassimere Suits, Especially adapted for Spring and Summer wear. ‘They invite the attention of every one to their atock. of Goods which is Entirely Newand all of the Latest Styles and Fashion! i. Every garment purchased at this Establish ment is warranted to fit Mr Rosenthal, who has been making Fashivpable garments tor several yeirs, inthis city, will see that every article yives the best a tisfaction. The stock has been purchased on such terms that they are enabled to sell them as ; They hope, by civifig good satisfaction to their customers, to merit a liberal share of public patronage, —DON'T FORGET THE PLACE— IN KNONS NEW BRICK BUILDING, —ON THE CORNER OF— Broad and Pine Streets,@ Opp. the stores of Goldemith and Weaver & Co. A. ROSENTHAL & CO. Nevada, May Sth,Promenade Concert, Eestival AND BALI! with the By-Laws of the Company. aforesaid there will be eotd at public auction in front ofthe storeof Mr, F. ith. t8'4. at the hour of 2 P. M., ofthat day, to the highest bidder, for cash, in United States Gold Coin, as many shares of each ce. tifieste of saic stock as may be sufficient for the payment of suid Assessments "due thereon, together with costs of advertising, and unless sooner paid. the expense of sale. ‘3 JAMES D. WHITE, Secretary. Office Gray Eagle Mining Company, Spenceville, May ry { ran . Now in aceordance with law and in ecompliapee }° Schroder, on TUESDAY. May¢. *ttend it. By order of the Ladies of Nevada City WO OTIHCK.—There remains due upon the folSOR THE SNEFIT THE N lowing described stuck in account with As. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE «exsmenta Nos. !@and 11, levied January 24th, . ! Isé4. and March th, 1864, respectivedy the sev s A N ! T A R Y F U N D ‘ eral amounts set opposite the names of the trespective shareholders, as follows’: At Temperance Hall, May 13th, 1964. No “ertif. Shares No Ass’t. Am't. PROGRAMME Chas. C. Archer, 56 25 500 . Siar : 14 fies re 25 y > ee ( Star Spengled Banner. ..-..-By the Band “ of OBS 25 il 500 . Rally round the Flag, boys.Song an@ Chorus * “a 59 50 ll 10 00 . Musiesws.eee eee. See 'cecsuscese DY the Band “ ¢+—_—+--_§@ 25 i 500 . Bibylon is falling.. fase ees Song and Chorus es “61 25 11 5 00 . Muste.ccocceas sovereee savisveceue By the Band ; rr ee “G5 25 iM 59 . All Hail the Stars and Stripes.Song aad Chorus rey a 66 25 eI 500 Masic. ee eerscccscces ececcescese +++~. By the Band “ “6 67 15 1 5 00 . Patriotic version of John Brown.Song & Chorus Dasyson Nichols, 09 7 Wall 3009 . Comic version of John Brown.Song end Chorus T WM Thompson 42 25 i 500 . Hail Coluiitbia....+++ee./ By the Band “ “s 63 25 11 5 00 Supper at 10 o’clock. ° se «6 4 25 11 5 00 A Dancing will commence at I2 o’clock. Tickets $5. All those interested in the object of this Fes tival and Ball, are cordially invited to assist and eee Preight to Washoe ! ) OBERT LEGGE would inform the citizens \ of Nevada that he will make two trips per month to Virginia city—having a goo team he UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, tT ee . CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Ladies and Chitdren’s Shoes, GAITERS, &e. Mes “Which he offera st 4 ce Very Reasonable Prices! 4°} Presoxs Ake INVITED fo call and éxamine their stork previous totaaking purchases: The prices are LOW, while the goods are of a superior quality and will, be found to be as represented, aap Pp, BANNER. Matn Street, Neveda, Messrs. Eaton & Williamson, llaving leased the above New, Elgant and Tommodious Hotel. and furnished it in the most costly man ner, ars now prepared to receive their triends and hs public génerSally, believing they can satisfy all who may favor them with their patronage. The Hotel contains ONE HUNDRED LIGHT AND AIR¥ ROOMS, NOT A DARK ONE IN THE HOUSE, And ofa size much larger than are usually found in Hotels. The Parlors are furnished in a superior style . ofthe very best quality THE TABLE will contain all that the market affords.THE BAR is fitted up in a style not surpassed by any house in the State, and all its contents are of the choicest kinda, p THE BILLIARD RO®AM is supplied with Phelan’s best Tables. pocket and carom. Persons traveling to and from Washoe will find this House the most desirable stopping place on the route. To the travelers for pleasure, we surpassed Many part ofthe State Q The Pacific Stage and Express Company’s effice istm the House. and passengers by the California Stage Co’s coaches will be driven to the Union tf they desire. ‘The Post Office, Tetegraph and Express: Offices ave in the same block. IRA A EATON, : ISAAC WILLIAMSON, Nevada, April 24th sé. > FOR SALE OR REAT. OFFER for sale or rent, » Large Fire Proof Brick Store, 2 Dy. 50 feet, with aplendid cellar. The Louse is baft and finished in a workmanlike manner, and well arrangeé for a clothing or grocery store. It is situate? in the town of Omega, and commends the entire trade of that place, Scotchman’s Creek, Dis mond Creek, Alpha and Fatt Creek. Near bys the Tecumse&. Fidelay. Union, Star and other ledges that are now being ¢evgloped and paying well. besides a large district of surface or hill claims. that will, on completion of the Omega F ditch, be watered by both the South Yubs apd §Omega Water Ditches. A better chance for & © business mar with « small‘capital cannot be . at Kidd's Kunking House inthis city, Possess ion given when desired JOHN W: I Water Notice. : e Orrice NexaDA ‘City WATER WOSES, . a May 2nd 1864. JATER CONSUMERS are hereby notifie€ that all Water used for ofher than House hold purposes will be an additional charge. and Irrigation.Perscns using Water for such purposes will . be called upon Saturday. of each week; to make payment forthe same ; eustomer for Household use. i ap3d. 2 A. ESOARD, _ Wholesale dealer im 4 WINES, LIQUORS, BITTFRES, &, & © vrety t to and from the above place. Aflorders with him will be promptly attended to. apé hi prepared te receive orders for any amount of Next to W.aver & CO store, ot Broad Street . Nevada; Nevis 19— = =” BS Fp ~ % UNION HOTEL, . THE BEDS are-supplied with the very beat Spring and Hair, Mattresses—the linea clean and i oy have only to say that the climate of Nevada is not : found. Apply immediat Ty te the wadersigned® = HINDS. . ——— § Such uses are Street and Garden Sprinklisg “ Owing te the scarcity of Water none wilt * ie . furnished for Irrigation to any’one nota rege ar EH pointe benefj proae plishe ‘taken great the c¢ active perso te-eort ae caonin every dies y this shoul rh and } chara tised day a rag . ginia to thi wher to Ni They <u W Jorim recei auceol rame Your ber, a lin Irwit entet Tf -a blue: nea! / “ob a TI mor] pres Tru: of t Cra Peri ' stan we . per and ie was twe min Ino!

ee ea tit i a i RNR tO Re e Hevada Daily Cransevipt. — SUNDAY MORNING, MAY Sth. City and County Official Press Tur FPriexps or Trarrors.—Although there are mavy nen. inthis State whose sympathies are ngainst_the Government ; who hope forthe destruction of thi; Unies gud the Independence-of-the-rebel-ftatesit] ix seldotn-thet-one-of these traitérs have the brazen effrentery to stand before an’ midience and jault the Joyal sentiment —of the State by their treasonable titterances. : On last -Tuesday mght, Generel Chiptnan addressed: a copperhead assemblage in San Francisco, in a. speech as treasonable as anything -whieh—his had_its origin in the . Southern Confederacy. 1f Chipman’s speech had been made by some low fellow. crazed with quuor, we doubt not that orders would have been immediately isstied: for his arrest by the wilitary suthorities oa this coast. — If there was any necessity for placig the poor drunkard William Dwyer, under irrest . for cheering for Jeff. Davis, Chipman des serves greater punishment—but he fs ufimo‘Yeated. When will wehave a set of officers on this coast who will perform their duties without fear or favor? When are these men to be taught that “freedom of, speech” is ot Tiveriae for treason? We are now endeavoring by arts to waintain the rights.of ‘the Government mi the __~pebel States, should we notenforce resp ct jor itat home? ‘Phi champion of dell. Dedent and States in unmeasured terns, said: the Goverament of the United “And Leay that if Jeff Davis trinmpha as our forelathera did, when warryng waninst the hated rule of Knugland, he wall, like our forefathers, be regarded as one of the no—blestmen thatever walked the earth.” In -speoking of President Lincoln, this mouthpiece of treason suid 3 ~«“Tsuppose they (the copperheads) won't blame te it L call Abe a traitor, he is one, —and-they will not blame me for not saying thitteicin Again he says: “Tt is now said by the Republicans of the North, that the men ef the South have taken up-arma ond have broken up the Union, wud that for ao doing they must be subjugated — But let me tell you, bere in the face of high heave, there ts to fuwer-on-eartt thatcan do itp stort-ofthat-of the Almighty. , TPacy have, up to the present, evinced *teo Thuch indomituble courage, too much bravery, to be ever suvjugated by the North.” In speaking ef Grant and Lee, he saya “Where is Grout? “day, es the papers any, waiting to wee it Lee will run away. Grant will net attempt to come in contvet with Lee. If he or ony other aman should attempt it, he will neet the fate of Hooker. It) is in’ this position which matters stand to-day, and yet Abe. aayshe does all for the preservation of the Union and the country. But Abe lies in this assertion, and in every instance since he came into dflice be hastied lied L aay, intemously.”’ In the following language the speaker defied those in authority to do their. duty : “We have some Provest Marshal or some skulking despot in the garb of a miltary man, who will be let loose upon us the moment we “open our tinouths to the use of free sperch. This was exemplified the other day io the case of Win. Dwyer, who was potteed upon by a parcel of hounds, with the name ef libs exty upon their tengues, but whe are des: pots in theie hearts, Perhaps Toumy be treated toa similar dose. But L thick not. I should like to see thé man that would at» tempt to treat me so, Althongh Lhave two children, } should risk my lite te resent such an‘usurpation of authority.” The extracts given are only fair specimens of the whole speech. In any other conutry thie address would consign’ ifs auther to a dungeon or a halter. ceived withdaver by the Demoeratre Clut to wkich it was made. The man who wouk thus insult the Government by whieh he is protected, forfeits all right to that protec tion.” Since the above was in type we learn by —n diepatel te-the Union that Chipman ho been arrested, days had passed and no action had been tak en in the matter by the aniitary authori «=m, ties, that the outrage would be passed over, In this case, justice has been tardy—but “better tite than never.” arnouncing thé arrest, says: The dispate About three o'clock this afternean Gens eral Chipman, who made 4 treasonable speech at the Copperhead meeting, Tuesday night, was arrested by the Prevost Guard. He was seated in the Bank Exchange. A number of the Guard were in citizen's drese to prevent the rescue of the prisoner, if at: tempted: The affair. was mansged very He stands at bay to. The speech was reWe thought that as several Ba Hypravtic Swinpbe.—A dispatch to the Sacramento Union from San Francisco says: “The importast discovery waa made . to-day that the main pipe of the Spring Valley Water-Conpany has been tapped and conneeted with the main one of the Bensley Water Company. -Both companies have pipes through Vallejo street. The Speing Valley supplies: Telegraph Hill customers W from nreservoir 370. feet. above tile water. . Thi« pipe is connected with the B nsley pipe which supplies from 4 reservoir-only 45 feet above tide water. This great difference. inpressure We estimated: as a tesa-of 1,000,009 “Sprisg Valley works: “Phe Bensteypeople say the convection was onde through mise take on the part uf the person employed to tonke the tep,who was instructe ito make the connection between the lines of the Bensley pipe. cammot be, aa both companies have cousplete . Charts of all The pipes. A big eit for dumaat a uci Generats—and-ta-tl, S. gallons every “Twenty-four hours tothe yt the-Declaration of Judependence. Dy . commenced carriage painting agin. His PS . ‘ ‘ shop ia in the school building at the Junction The Spring Valley Company says this . of Main and Bréad streets. Armory or THE. NEVADA LIGHT Gtaap, May 6th, 1361.—The following Resolution was ordered ta be published in eve or mote. of the city papers, and spread upon the tecords of the Company. Resolved. ‘That the thanks of the Nevada Light Guard. are due and are hereby tendere ed to G. 8S. 8. Getebell for a flag stoff duna~ ted the company by him, and alsw-fere services in erecting the same; to Dr. A. Chapman, for a carted “gilded eagle; to Lieut. Davidson; for » valuable secretary : to Wm. Bacigalupi for a trained picture of the Wsion Generals; to G. E. Withington. for a framed picture of Washingtoa and hia bradley, for a copy A. A. MULLuy, Bec'y. Nevada Light Guard, PAINTISG Canittaues.—Mr. Ryan has a — . . : ye rae Sowe of the married women in Virginia . ges will be instituted. . The connection was . nade Jast August.” a e ——— Nor THE MAN-—lu. a recent allysion to . thie disloyal utterances of Gen. Cripmantefixed his pame with the initials of W.'W. Chipman, who is witogethy r apother person . rand pot desirous of “being mistaken) tor the . Copperhead? orator “and ex-Congressinan . from Michigan.— S. FY. Bulletin. The ex-Congressinsn we know “like a book.” hebt’ inthe Douglas wing of Alameda counhie was a few yearaago, a “shining pty. His principal subsiataneg is bad whisky, Coppertead. > — shooters there are blooded Chippewa Ladiaue. curing recruits to fillup General Hancock's and bis strong gaine “diaw poker.” — In bin peorps. is concentrated all! the essentials of a true . Perry tive taken to cart ying revolvers for . or yevertisimg aud expenses Of kale. a hfe s¢ (nevordint sq 4 JOSLAH HEACOCK, See’y. . ei: fel ciacae RAPcOtoInE fe ae we a ais . Spenceville, Prettyman’s anch, + News.) April 25th, 1864 § . IN some parts ol Santa Ceuz county, grass. The above sale is postponed until SATUR. i . . DAY, May Hth, 1864, at 2 o’elock, P. M., by orfore Democratic Club in this city, we pres iat, appeartig ia aWarins, and bes pas of-Beard of Truste 8 ROCK Searcy ’ Ture the cm eepetahon. AGDeA TING ; ; J. HE AEOCK, Secretary. Lesion a ee in pene ke. . Spenveyville May 5: hy i864. IN the First. Michigac Reygrment of Sharptwo companies of fulla THE members of the New York: Beard of Brokers have subscribed 86.900 towards seLook OWE Cnt Movyine =Hiat ry Mriggs appears to “be rousing lip the sleepy Chileans toa sens: HLis lust . project, which “feeta—with uel favor ia of: the importance of railways. the construction of a raitwaythrough the Valley of the ‘Teno, Chili, vweress the Andes, . ty connect with the waters of the Rio Nevro, ‘The whole cost . ig estimated at S™,UU00 000, and the distiice + ateighty seven miles, ‘The greatest altitude will be six thotisand feet. in the Argentine Republic. Ben. Wane, of Ohio, lately excused hit, acll for carrying UD UiPbtelta ona suny day, saying that he heard the Army of the Potomac was in motion, and it always rains ed within 12 hours after that army wade a move. 7a omen er THe Rev. Dr. Hayes, the accredited Sees retary of the National Ir ed Men's Associa: . the Constitution. He comes to solicit aid for the freedmen. Se yn aan Seg ea Tuk steamer St John, plying on the Tidson, is the tniidsomest steamer world, in the It is 417 feet in length, and 5 feet wide, and contains over 3U0 state-rooms. It cost over Bt00 000 THe, Stockton Argus says a suit has been commenced against the Stockton Indepene dent. by William Brown, for $20,000 danas ges, on charge of libel, in publishing him of having been guilty ofa borrible crime. a ~ BacueELons.—Old bachelors -muat take The. Maryland Leg:slature has passed a Liw taxing bachelors, aver 45 years of age B40 per annum, warning. The old maids next. Sam. Cowes, the well known English comedian and comic voealist, died oa the Hitch of March, at Blandford, from consumption, i aes ae THURLOW Weep’ is writing the life of Lineeln, and England, Htorace Greeley is writing w Both publications will probably be recerved in this State ina few weeks. history of the war. i ee Kee ee A FEW weeks since, a block of buildings in Memphis,used os Goxernment storehouses, : tell suddenty, killing 12 persons-and injuring , Hiny more. > ——— i? J. N TaYLor, Speaker of the New Jers sey House of Assembly, expired atts residence io Paterson on the morying of April ; Qu, from congestion of the brxin. ? ee last, upwards of four tens of silver -bricks were brought to that city from Washoe. ae eee THERE were mavulactured last season on y . the Upper Mississippi and its tributaries, the enormous quantity of 300,P00 000 feet “OPRlumber. a es -—<-_-— ? A-STEAMER now makes daily trips’ from San Francisco to San. Jose. Opposition 8 the life, of business. Iris sstimatea that $1,500,000 worth of tobacco was grown in Lancaster county Pu., quietly « last year.. Bo tion, for California and Oregon; arrived on . Tue Call says thaton Monday evening FOR THE “Sines ON-MONDAY Ning At Temperance nM att. “Grand Parlor Entertainment. MRS. ERWIN, SCOTCH, IRISH, FRENCH AND Yankee Characters. ALSO NUMEROUS SONGS AND DANCES, Mr. & WW. Irwinin Two Pieces ; ; MASTER HARRY WILL SBPEAK A.PIECE. ‘New Store! New Stock} PHICLIVS has removed to BROAD ST., ds Next door to Welch's Bookstore, where he has on hand a large stock of ‘ HAVANA CIGARS. TOBACCO, OF EVERY BRAND. Meerahaum and other Pipes of endless varieties Cutlkery, Toys, Baskets, and every de scription of. FANCY GOODS. Orders from the country promptiy and faithfully attended to. Come and try one Of my splendid Cigarse—and if youwant Tobacco—1 have got the bestin the State. mys POST OFFICE NOTICE. f HE publi¢ts hereby notified that on and after Sunday. May sth, the General Delivery at the Post Office will be opened—Sandiys—from wk to 2 o'clock, P M, E F. BEAN, P.M

GRAY EAGLE MINING COMPANY. Eagle City, Nevada County, California. N.G. Brown, 4 }_quent Gerner of Broad: & Pine Streets; +~— Notice of Sale. Office of Well Copper Mini Co. Loeated on Prettyman’» Kanch, Nevada Co. Cal. TP HERE fs ae “woah folowing deseribed stock inthe above. named Company on aceountof assessments. levied on the 2nd day of December, 1863. aleo on acecunt of assessment No. 5, levied on the 24th day of February, 15%, the several amourtite set Opposite the names of the gespective shareholders, as follows ; r Names of Share-.No. of No. of CertifiAm’t holders. ‘Assts. cate & shares due _ Nos; 43.44,67,Shares 55. 20, 1599 $10 Nos. 43, 44, 57, Shares 55, 20, 15--90 90 Nos. 5, 6,.7. 8; ___Sha’s 56,10, 10, 19-89 __ Nos. 5, 6. 7,8, Elia 6 50, 10; 10, 10-8080 == : . Shares, 60.....60 40 N. G. Brown, 5 ML, Winana, 4 od ‘4 176 M.-1L.Winans, 5 Go and see the NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING, P. BANNER; “ON THE CORNER OF OO. BROAD AND PINE STREETS No. 41, J. 1. Howlett, ‘6 s ; ‘Shares 6--.00-6ve § 5 Antin seeordance with law and_an_order ef . . the Board of Trustees made en “the isth day of April, isf4, 80 many~ shares of each pareel of . said stock a& may be. necessary, wil be sold at the office of the Company, at the mine, on Saturday, May 7th. 1864, At2o’clock, P M of said day, to pav said delin sseasmants thereen touether with eosts . NEW CLOTHING STORE ! A> ROSENTHAL SCO — i Nevada andthe surroundng towns that they have upened a —— “YL OuLD respectfully inform the ¢itizens oj ¥ TRUNKS, . AS JUST RBCKIVED 4 large and Ele gant assortinent of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Selected express'y for thes market. The stock is of the most.approved styles for theSpring & Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES unsurpassed by any Clothing [House in this State, which he will digpose. of on such TERMS e most perfect satisfaction» Ascannot failto gi Wu Hardi « iem ha + larges diuima wt Ter We-h IL. thy there Amon Ww ritte divers inforn with festat won g e Woat . faith to hee He has in Store-a tery Large. Stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, HATS AND CAPS. BOOTS AND SHOES; ‘Fogether with a very large and fine assortment Boy’s Clothing, o First Class Clothing Store, —AT THE—__— — Whiere they have fast received a New, Large and Sptendid stock of C¢_L.O.7_M UNG, Consisting in part of the (7) articles — COATS; VESTS, PANTS, SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS i California Blankcts, And in fact everything usually found in an Establishment of thie kind. ¥ ‘Llcy have alsoa very large stock FRENCH AND ENGLISH a Cassimere Suits, Especially adapted for Spring and Summer wear. ‘They invite the attention of every one to their atock. of Goods which is Entirely Newand all of the Latest Styles and Fashion! i. Every garment purchased at this Establish ment is warranted to fit Mr Rosenthal, who has been making Fashivpable garments tor several yeirs, inthis city, will see that every article yives the best a tisfaction. The stock has been purchased on such terms that they are enabled to sell them as ; They hope, by civifig good satisfaction to their customers, to merit a liberal share of public patronage, —DON'T FORGET THE PLACE— IN KNONS NEW BRICK BUILDING, —ON THE CORNER OF— Broad and Pine Streets,@ Opp. the stores of Goldemith and Weaver & Co. A. ROSENTHAL & CO. Nevada, May Sth,Promenade Concert, Eestival AND BALI! with the By-Laws of the Company. aforesaid there will be eotd at public auction in front ofthe storeof Mr, F. ith. t8'4. at the hour of 2 P. M., ofthat day, to the highest bidder, for cash, in United States Gold Coin, as many shares of each ce. tifieste of saic stock as may be sufficient for the payment of suid Assessments "due thereon, together with costs of advertising, and unless sooner paid. the expense of sale. ‘3 JAMES D. WHITE, Secretary. Office Gray Eagle Mining Company, Spenceville, May ry { ran . Now in aceordance with law and in ecompliapee }° Schroder, on TUESDAY. May¢. *ttend it. By order of the Ladies of Nevada City WO OTIHCK.—There remains due upon the folSOR THE SNEFIT THE N lowing described stuck in account with As. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE «exsmenta Nos. !@and 11, levied January 24th, . ! Isé4. and March th, 1864, respectivedy the sev s A N ! T A R Y F U N D ‘ eral amounts set opposite the names of the trespective shareholders, as follows’: At Temperance Hall, May 13th, 1964. No “ertif. Shares No Ass’t. Am't. PROGRAMME Chas. C. Archer, 56 25 500 . Siar : 14 fies re 25 y > ee ( Star Spengled Banner. ...-...-By the Band “ of OBS 25 il 500 . Rally round the Flag, boys..Song an@ Chorus * “a 59 50 ll 10 00 . Musiesws.eee eee. See 'cecsuscese DY the Band “ ¢+—_—+--_§@ 25 i 500 . Bibylon is falling... fase ees Song and Chorus es “61 25 11 5 00 . Muste.ccocceas sovereee savisveceue By the Band ; rr ee “G5 25 iM 59 . All Hail the Stars and Stripes.Song aad Chorus rey a 66 25 eI 500 Masic. ee eerscccscces ececcescese +++~. By the Band “ “6 67 15 1 5 00 . Patriotic version of John Brown.Song & Chorus Dasyson Nichols, 09 7 Wall 3009 . Comic version of John Brown.Song end Chorus T WM Thompson 42 25 i 500 . Hail Coluiitbia.......+++ee./ By the Band “ “s 63 25 11 5 00 Supper at 10 o’clock. ° se «6 4 25 11 5 00 A Dancing will commence at I2 o’clock. Tickets $5. All those interested in the object of this Fes tival and Ball, are cordially invited to assist and eee Preight to Washoe ! ) OBERT LEGGE would inform the citizens \ of Nevada that he will make two trips per month to Virginia city—having a goo team he UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, tT ee . CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. Ladies and Chitdren’s Shoes, GAITERS, &e. Mes “Which he offera st 4 ce Very Reasonable Prices! 4°} Presoxs Ake INVITED fo call and éxamine their stork previous totaaking purchases: The prices are LOW, while the goods are of a superior quality and will, be found to be as represented, aap Pp, BANNER. Matn Street, Neveda, Messrs. Eaton & Williamson, llaving leased the above New, Elgant and Tommodious Hotel. and furnished it in the most costly man ner, ars now prepared to receive their triends and hs public génerSally, believing they can satisfy all who may favor them with their patronage. The Hotel contains ONE HUNDRED LIGHT AND AIR¥ ROOMS, NOT A DARK ONE IN THE HOUSE, And ofa size much larger than are usually found in Hotels. The Parlors are furnished in a superior style . ofthe very best quality THE TABLE will contain all that the market affords.THE BAR is fitted up in a style not surpassed by any house in the State, and all its contents are of the choicest kinda, p THE BILLIARD RO®AM is supplied with Phelan’s best Tables. pocket and carom. Persons traveling to and from Washoe will find this House the most desirable stopping place on the route. To the travelers for pleasure, we surpassed Many part ofthe State Q The Pacific Stage and Express Company’s effice istm the House. and passengers by the California Stage Co’s coaches will be driven to the Union tf they desire. ‘The Post Office, Tetegraph and Express: Offices ave in the same block. IRA A EATON, : ISAAC WILLIAMSON, Nevada, April 24th sé. > FOR SALE OR REAT. OFFER for sale or rent, » Large Fire Proof Brick Store, 2 Dy. 50 feet, with aplendid cellar. The Louse is baft and finished in a workmanlike manner, and well arrangeé for a clothing or grocery store. It is situate? in the town of Omega, and commends the entire trade of that place, Scotchman’s Creek, Dis mond Creek, Alpha and Fatt Creek. Near bys the Tecumse&. Fidelay. Union, Star and other ledges that are now being ¢evgloped and paying well. besides a large district of surface or hill claims. that will, on completion of the Omega F ditch, be watered by both the South Yubs apd §Omega Water Ditches. A better chance for & © business mar with « small‘capital cannot be . at Kidd's Kunking House inthis city, Possess ion given when desired JOHN W: I Water Notice. : e Orrice NexaDA ‘City WATER WOSES, . a May 2nd 1864. JATER CONSUMERS are hereby notifie€ that all Water used for ofher than House hold purposes will be an additional charge. and Irrigation.Perscns using Water for such purposes will . be called upon Saturday. of each week; to make payment forthe same ; eustomer for Household use. i ap3d. 2 A. ESOARD, _ Wholesale dealer im 4 WINES, LIQUORS, BITTFRES, &, & © vrety t to and from the above place. Aflorders with him will be promptly attended to. apé hi prepared te receive orders for any amount of Next to W.aver & CO store, ot Broad Street . Nevada; Nevis 19— = =” BS Fp ~ % UNION HOTEL, . THE BEDS are-supplied with the very beat Spring and Hair, Mattresses—the linea clean and i oy have only to say that the climate of Nevada is not : found. Apply immediat Ty te the wadersigned® = HINDS. . ——— § Such uses are Street and Garden Sprinklisg “ Owing te the scarcity of Water none wilt * ie . furnished for Irrigation to any’one nota rege ar EH pointe benefj proae plishe ‘taken great the c¢ active perso te-eort ae caonin every dies y this shoul rh and } chara tised day a rag . ginia to thi wher to Ni They <u W Jorim recei auceol rame Your ber, a lin Irwit entet Tf -a blue: nea! / “ob a TI mor] pres Tru: of t Cra Peri ' stan we . per and ie was twe min Ino!