April 22, 1865 (4 pages)

make that man feel that it were good for . . aes The. long. ‘proformed at 12 o'clock, and after marchthe town halted at the stand,: wea nations oration was delivered by Sees ee em aiieh ws extract aaa gabe 2 ‘at the] feet of Charles Sumner and H Phillips, and God helping me, I will ever be true . . to my training. ha Jefferson Davis, cold blood been as-: sassinated, I woul e wept—wept that Supe tes ooo inde Gatenee othe a: one a e Of his het had ‘dala thes brute dad, vill dome Serta torent of bien whom wp are bearing to that him he had never been born. Make him he’ could more safely stand on tky shores of the Bay of Fundy, when ‘the sweeping tide 6f sixty feet comes rolling in, than cat gap an indignant ! Tell:‘him of Haman gallows, Peat . Or better fts ite head in — rei in the natie® : ‘in the name Gide hin down abr oge name of Almighty down to earth so te: again! Woe, -woe, woe be to him that ahall dare te add insult ft to-oar injury ! ! We bend ore tha beep “made rave, that athe moulderi is is wear catch inspira beahow Li Sin a devolve co ng dea et , a he eloquent et rears en 4 martyrs crieth to wreathe af freind lips Wo the iriens allen words . they They are zs ythe re eae 2 of ‘the { ltd no ¢ wpsioe, be A treaty, no truce pect no ye ‘Unions uatil lavery, the flamon d a met-its doom : ree i> "WoRDSs.—During the cam. paign in which ge na and Douglas engagthe ed in Tih former anid, in speaking . of his faith: We shall not fail. Wise coun. eoeurimins panes aor seoner or later, victory’ ie sure to follow.” Victory was sbout érowning his brow . paar ‘when he .was struck down, by sai, ond Soa fade for high be for years ong sind ae rr besser freedom, the same. confidence as to the ul: Sadie aoe the cause of Country, as ‘pass that here or-} “to glory; then, . His sad untimely fate "Ere yet he saw its fruits, His mission, now.is closed.;. ’ ‘From anxious cares and sordid strife, Md the arch-traitor,. .\He finds a sweet repose. _ No more his voice is heard ‘To bid the oppressed hope on; His words of cheer No more they hear— > Thou'rt gone to that joyous realm was ever demonstrated. Tt js estimated that 125,000 people were in the streete of Washthat. ‘2aton to witness the funeral ceremonies, Mobile was occupied. by Granger’s forces on the 12th inst., and the Stars and Stripes were hoisted on Big Church steeple at 24. o'clock, P. M. The forts upon. the bay are all in possession of Union troops. Six acres of ground inthe heart of Springfield, Iinois, have been selected as a the burial place of our lathented President. A national monument is to be. erected over the grave. , Rewards. of $50,000. for. the arrest of Booth and $25,000 each for the arrest of Alzeratand Harold, seconiplices, ha¥d’ been offered by the War Department. Moseby surrendered to. Chapman at Perryville, on the 17th, upon the same terms as those granted Lee. Rosser also. asked arising as to. the propriety of the thing, I shall contend that the.use as sanctioned by the highest authority, and thet makes the rule. Thus,some of the professed. masters of the language, use the phrase, and besides the Bible speaks, of ‘dead corpses.” The . Phrase, “free, gratis, for’ ndthing, without as . paying 8 cent,” in common. use is analagous, » fe ha! pbove extract, was felb . and seems to somewhat settle ‘the question. na Be ta Le in the paar OWL. hac ibe mee 08, ok Bre Due Ge ho hope that wustained hita in the onerous duties of his office? * °° has been engaged for several days in the trial of the case of M.MoGuire. vs. John’ Trenberth et als., involving the title to the Hueston —— sai Edire Maat ggauhy acto, when . Hill mine, 'reaathaa ital on tis ill of Hickman and tho surrender of sa tr frp gl pe eed with seven hundted of his men. He should bat been forced to fight “as long as he had a man left,” and then h hang. “de: ie oo Foe _ ImbaoVEMenr is Biserine.—Le Genip eillet, has ‘been presented ‘to the Societe plop iv bg many fob of.labor is drilling. Tt sim Soe Fa aavrag in rocks 8 with 4 very . . that he was enabled to go. . earationlibn. Pa “. proving. . William Hunter, who has ‘Vanvanne Dyccnirrs Wer are indebted to Wm. Higby for the Globe for "63 and "64, Foreign and Domestic Commeree, and other valuable rvaluable documents. Pas: BY Payetten.—The race. over the iew track, San: Francisco, two mile heata, on Monday, between Patchen and Fillmore, wag won by tae pled tate ghthents. ‘Time, 5:193 and 5:11. qe. or Sewarp.— Seward wat.so much better on: Wednesday and witness the passage of a part of the fu‘Seward ia also im. Tue pte pen ay been sie t bee aioe told 7 wyod eee sBeS engined: SMH sail J cn enero good, ‘the nation’s hope ne ‘oO late Presidentiat Washington No greater: fealty tothe memory of the illustrious dead to the window . . bie x ° th Ry ee v do Costsunot French = '. B Alien Unionvilie . M Bates Quaker Hill 55 Jd Byers Grass I Bykes e — — IW STRUMENTAL, CONCERT. Under tan Sieepaial og inet ot JRHODOLPH HALL, of Ned Keniall, and leader of Boston B ‘Where war isknown no more; . ae Wouderful skill and fsimmenaton ow . ~ Where nought but pesce aud friendship dwell, tion fa es poe und ca world, and whose well _ Upon that happy shore, <arned triumphs have won for, him the proud distineFarewell, our nation’s pride, tion of Columbia's noblest son, ;}Champion Bugler of America. Thy name enshrined, In onr hearts we'll bind WILLIAM HAYWARD, Thou second, Washington. The Young and widely Popular ; Balladist and Hurmorist, Tas News.—Tho Union of Vsdbeitass Whe tins bén endotedd by the press froin Maine ‘to contains ‘an aceout t-of the obsequies of our} Pregon, and _prmemncat oy then the he losing =e most finished, arvatio and pleasing Vooallst now be. fore the public. —The itdove talento Arpt will Bo niblated by 3.8 and ©, Mm, WILKINSON,, Violin Primo & Sele Cornet. » ‘Basso. Temperance Hall, Thursday,, April. 27th. Poamively but one Entertainment will be given in’ plgce. Admission One Dellar--Children Half Price. Doors open at'7 o’cloek, Concert commence at 8: Frank Ball, Business Agent. a22 UMMONS.—Statewt Oa / County of Nevada, township of Little York, gs. ners = Me: Goun, Justice ef'the Peace. @ the State of California send Gree: ‘ng, to J. WE OLAUSEN, You are hereby sum ‘to appear before me, at fy of Nevad eye pe rom in tha coune complaint of ‘who démands of you the: sum: of-two bandied and Pre srw dollars, on a certain promnote gives by ‘on to H. Bewers anid by. bim . transferred to, he following ig a copy of said Note >—"“Ghalk Bluff, November. ie Oe 860. On a alae Reevived, I promise’ to’ pay H. Bowers of order, the sum of Two Hundred and cent in per month, until peg ths “peg? i when Judgment “Ut bs tales taken Sag crocénies,” ing «ee -Fite Dollars. with two: aoa one-half Bo 4 yg 9 peer LIQUORS, Crockery, Glass Ware, &:: :, 2 I ie i a ate QD Sg Loceeenmeeel 5 Op ey cn the most satisfactory terms, As we buy only ‘. Por Cash and have wo Interest to Pay. We can and willSell as Cheap dgaity House in Nevada. “Or sell out tosomebody who can.” “A nimble Simpence ig better than a slow Shilling.” We don’t embark ffi tite business of selling Grub with the idea ef. making a fortune ina year. Having lecated ourselves in Nevada we . are prepared to stay and hope by fair and hou. ‘orable dealing to oemment a share Lf public . . patronage.’ ‘‘NO BAD DEBTS.,'’ Is our Motto.’ ‘By ‘living’ up to this there will be no need of adding the per centage to a good gutener’s bill that we lose on a ‘ one, . ALL Coops MUST’ BE PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED. We have'new on hand:a large and complete assortment of Goods, ny to any house in the city. Blasting Pewder, Fuse, ‘Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite. Rope, Hemp & Rubber PackGREGORY & WAITE,Mirrors, .Loo king Glasses, PICTURE: Filan &o, . Poteet ore OLAY 8 yA Near Montgomery,.. beedccee Man Prenton. iy pean BRADBURY FOR' ‘ovember list 1866. A. Kon.en; Esq Dear Sir—In all my Concerts ia tina msernan eth s at ey + Which'canmot fail to give the : : Yours, ete, PAUL JULIEN. PAUL JULIEN.» PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY. WISE.&.PR B Rr > the state. = + seers Fikes ananal B. Brad-} 5 . ee Nails, Common ood Fiiaing For sale by Gregory’ & Waite PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, 3 Fér Sale by Gregory : ‘Waite, ret s.carcepmone . Constantly albino sale by a6 GREGORY & WatTE,’” Set TR. Oe . Fos sal br Gregety Waite. 25] 800 Boxes Candiew, hivoriad, . Seire EOS rhea cele hs ae guess Wate MD, hog goss : Neréby aimee fo the ‘ell . ee ee I ewayis. add Wh fleplictle édbbihd teri Ge. ‘Aid Mining Compas! ; S ameatametienl # Woulp RUSPECTFU : W By stiap of in oi om Express, ‘of lar; 7 i cel. = oe. — well selected stock oF bal aga and pg fter an Sixteen poo this Cot «we can ong tA ‘the * ye 2 ~= La ii thie State Rem .aeter ” Partner of our y ene ho at the ast, es us stl ees for ailing ne all vote being of ea ryan fa Fame Selanne We invite pag h 78 parchastag to ‘give as a’ ve ‘goods . get prices before pu wiberesa8 we feel confident we. rhe Ae which we deal, viz: . . '? ACIDS, CHEMICALS, ETHERS, ESSENTIALOILS, DRUGS, ‘FINTURES 4 ‘MEDICINAL SYRUPS, 9“) SHAKER HERBS. “SBLECT POWDERED Dit FLAVORING EXTRACTS; , ECLECTIC PREPARATIONS, Semeane ‘ALCOHOLIC FLUID, «-SOLID EXTRACTS, ALKALOIDS, RESINGIDS, »_AXD DRUGGIST’S SUNDRIES, FLINT ABD sess _. GREEN GLASSWARE, against you for said amous my ea hove gg : ‘ pe temrnperammr: en ty dasiau sega ay nk Th Teenie day of. Tubs, Pails; Wood aul Willow CORKS, of oer penne prese mind of Governor TEN MEDICINES, Farwell who notified Johnson of the murder SS rcoun Tuistice of the Peace. . ) ve Ware, cory: Waite PAINT, OILS, of In, the, Vice President would It is hereby Su eryane iy ‘ ' scare ie, John ad raed . rte eto si ae Ee er me ALconen. mle = excitement proie A : (96°Rumks Quicksilver, so age daced by an nt { tice io anid defendant, atleast once a week for the i) eS ee ae ona trun a woe Serd i . e Mati see eae . For sl, For Cash ely by Deh a Se siindianalonen chon’ 8, Where un-. apa mews MILT: “COMBS, Constable GREGORY & WAITE, hes 06 ; $a 4 Seren DAVID ‘HAUSMAN. SOLOMAN ‘GUMR. A‘Generst A: : AETICLED Mr. poigcaniae, Some pf your:brethren.of . NewFort. . .: . Sam Francisco. eral Assortipent of 4 a Craters Crement of all the above anda the quill are continually using ‘the term D. HMAUSMANN & co. . H A RO we ARE, Et SE Arcee, “faneral obseqnies,” and, discussions are Imperters and Manufactuaers of yah ~ inti re py DE. eee vies Popular Medicioes. eG, AYERS & CO'S Medicines. . And the.celebra‘ed. {Tia QUILLUGH BALSAM,’ 3 "The Great Blood Purifier and Eradicator of ; , Mheumatiom, . Rs H. McDONALD &.CO; . Cor. Pine and Sansome sts. San Francisco, . ey Ba -MeDONALD 4 &« Yall now on . 5.8) White's, Abbéy's & Watte@oa Bun, » . 8, 8. White's Coled For i Wt ot KE gee i the Interior. as well ent os hb.) J j pag rte peo Telan &e. vu. ogous: ; A Ricu Lepoa Maltman’s work va asen . Maltman’ 8 worl 9200 and $300. half thick. The @ pump immediat upon the lead, w bya “orushing.” eS THE Crecos.-and Dramatic Ce “city to-night.— gramme of oon ‘tainments are sai of the kind ever They have Roch in this State. 1H Morgan the equ “Mazeppa,” and & Ryland alway and will doubtles night. Let all . Our Fréwcn to mention-in or on Wednesday, « marched under t draped in mourn reside in this v: in procession. SACRILEGE.— creant stole the . Grass ‘Valley, o contemptible wr such sacrilege w discovered shou! in the communit “fUxew it O deat cuntends th sequigs” is sanct tiee—we suppor stn enna for'nothing.” V authority, says < and solemnities ; to a deceased pe appear that “fun Rev. H. Ru Freedmen’s Ass people upon the Grass Valley, Illinoistown, ' Duteéli Fiat, W You Bet, Thur Red Dog, Fri N.San Juan, Sweetland’s, § , Fronsh Corre The al Btn cars the te or . elaery by the ot ae oom

make that man feel that it were good for . . aes The. long. ‘proformed at 12 o'clock, and after marchthe town halted at the stand,: wea nations oration was delivered by Sees ee em aiieh ws extract aaa gabe 2 ‘at the] feet of Charles Sumner and H Phillips, and God helping me, I will ever be true . . to my training. ha Jefferson Davis, cold blood been as-: sassinated, I woul e wept—wept that Supe tes ooo inde Gatenee othe a: one a e Of his het had ‘dala thes brute dad, vill dome Serta torent of bien whom wp are bearing to that him he had never been born. Make him he’ could more safely stand on tky shores of the Bay of Fundy, when ‘the sweeping tide 6f sixty feet comes rolling in, than cat gap an indignant ! Tell:‘him of Haman gallows, Peat . Or better fts ite head in — rei in the natie® : ‘in the name Gide hin down abr oge name of Almighty down to earth so te: again! Woe, -woe, woe be to him that ahall dare te add insult ft to-oar injury ! ! We bend ore tha beep “made rave, that athe moulderi is is wear catch inspira beahow Li Sin a devolve co ng dea et , a he eloquent et rears en 4 martyrs crieth to wreathe af freind lips Wo the iriens allen words . they They are zs ythe re eae 2 of ‘the { ltd no ¢ wpsioe, be A treaty, no truce pect no ye ‘Unions uatil lavery, the flamon d a met-its doom : ree i> "WoRDSs.—During the cam. paign in which ge na and Douglas engagthe ed in Tih former anid, in speaking . of his faith: We shall not fail. Wise coun. eoeurimins panes aor seoner or later, victory’ ie sure to follow.” Victory was sbout érowning his brow . paar ‘when he .was struck down, by sai, ond Soa fade for high be for years ong sind ae rr besser freedom, the same. confidence as to the ul: Sadie aoe the cause of Country, as ‘pass that here or-} “to glory; then, . His sad untimely fate "Ere yet he saw its fruits, His mission, now.is closed.;. ’ ‘From anxious cares and sordid strife, Md the arch-traitor,. ..\He finds a sweet repose. _ No more his voice is heard ‘To bid the oppressed hope on; His words of cheer No more they hear— > Thou'rt gone to that joyous realm was ever demonstrated. Tt js estimated that 125,000 people were in the streete of Washthat. ‘2aton to witness the funeral ceremonies, Mobile was occupied. by Granger’s forces on the 12th inst., and the Stars and Stripes were hoisted on Big Church steeple at 24. o'clock, P. M. The forts upon. the bay are all in possession of Union troops. Six acres of ground inthe heart of Springfield, Iinois, have been selected as a the burial place of our lathented President. A national monument is to be. erected over the grave. , Rewards. of $50,000. for. the arrest of Booth and $25,000 each for the arrest of Alzeratand Harold, seconiplices, ha¥d’ been offered by the War Department. Moseby surrendered to. Chapman at Perryville, on the 17th, upon the same terms as those granted Lee. Rosser also. asked arising as to. the propriety of the thing, I shall contend that the.use as sanctioned by the highest authority, and thet makes the rule. Thus,some of the professed. masters of the language, use the phrase, and besides the Bible speaks, of ‘dead corpses.” The . Phrase, “free, gratis, for’ ndthing, without as . paying 8 cent,” in common. use is analagous, » fe ha! pbove extract, was felb . and seems to somewhat settle ‘the question. na Be ta Le in the paar OWL. hac ibe mee 08, ok Bre Due Ge ho hope that wustained hita in the onerous duties of his office? * °° has been engaged for several days in the trial of the case of M..MoGuire. vs. John’ Trenberth et als., involving the title to the Hueston —— sai Edire Maat ggauhy acto, when . Hill mine, 'reaathaa ital on tis ill of Hickman and tho surrender of sa tr frp gl pe eed with seven hundted of his men. He should bat been forced to fight “as long as he had a man left,” and then h hang. “de: ie oo Foe _ ImbaoVEMenr is Biserine.—Le Genip eillet, has ‘been presented ‘to the Societe plop iv bg many fob of.labor is drilling.. Tt sim Soe Fa aavrag in rocks 8 with 4 very . . that he was enabled to go. . earationlibn. Pa “. proving. . William Hunter, who has ‘Vanvanne Dyccnirrs Wer are indebted to Wm. Higby for the Globe for "63 and "64, Foreign and Domestic Commeree, and other valuable rvaluable documents. Pas: BY Payetten.—The race. over the iew track, San: Francisco, two mile heata, on Monday, between Patchen and Fillmore, wag won by tae pled tate ghthents. ‘Time, 5:193 and 5:11. qe.. or Sewarp.— Seward wat.so much better on: Wednesday and witness the passage of a part of the fu‘Seward ia also im. Tue pte pen ay been sie t bee aioe told 7 wyod eee sBeS engined: SMH sail J cn enero good, ‘the nation’s hope ne ‘oO late Presidentiat Washington No greater: fealty tothe memory of the illustrious dead to the window . . bie x ° th Ry ee v do Costsunot French = '. B Alien Unionvilie . M Bates Quaker Hill 55 Jd Byers Grass I Bykes e — — IW STRUMENTAL, CONCERT. Under tan Sieepaial og inet ot JRHODOLPH HALL, of Ned Keniall, and leader of Boston B ‘Where war isknown no more; . ae Wouderful skill and fsimmenaton ow . ~ Where nought but pesce aud friendship dwell, tion fa es poe und ca world, and whose well _ Upon that happy shore, <arned triumphs have won for, him the proud distineFarewell, our nation’s pride, tion of Columbia's noblest son, ;}Champion Bugler of America. Thy name enshrined, In onr hearts we'll bind WILLIAM HAYWARD, Thou second, Washington. The Young and widely Popular ; Balladist and Hurmorist, Tas News.—Tho Union of Vsdbeitass Whe tins bén endotedd by the press froin Maine ‘to contains ‘an aceout t-of the obsequies of our} Pregon, and _prmemncat oy then the he losing =e most finished, arvatio and pleasing Vooallst now be. fore the public. —The itdove talento Arpt will Bo niblated by 3.8 and ©, Mm, WILKINSON,, Violin Primo & Sele Cornet. » ‘Basso. Temperance Hall, Thursday,, April. 27th. Poamively but one Entertainment will be given in’ plgce. Admission One Dellar--Children Half Price. Doors open at'7 o’cloek, Concert commence at 8: Frank Ball, Business Agent. a22 UMMONS.—Statewt Oa / County of Nevada, township of Little York, gs. ners = Me: Goun, Justice ef'the Peace. @ the State of California send Gree: ‘ng, to J. WE OLAUSEN, You are hereby sum ‘to appear before me, at fy of Nevad eye pe rom in tha coune complaint of ‘who démands of you the: sum: of-two bandied and Pre srw dollars, on a certain promnote gives by ‘on to H. Bewers anid by. bim . transferred to, he following ig a copy of said Note >—"“Ghalk Bluff, November. ie Oe 860. On a alae Reevived, I promise’ to’ pay H. Bowers of order, the sum of Two Hundred and cent in per month, until peg ths “peg? i when Judgment “Ut bs tales taken Sag crocénies,” ing «ee -Fite Dollars. with two: aoa one-half Bo 4 yg 9 peer LIQUORS, Crockery, Glass Ware, &:: :, 2 I ie i a ate QD Sg Loceeenmeeel 5 Op ey cn

the most satisfactory terms, As we buy only ‘. Por Cash and have wo Interest to Pay. We can and willSell as Cheap dgaity House in Nevada. “Or sell out tosomebody who can.” “A nimble Simpence ig better than a slow Shilling.” We don’t embark ffi tite business of selling Grub with the idea ef. making a fortune ina year. Having lecated ourselves in Nevada we . are prepared to stay and hope by fair and hou. ‘orable dealing to oemment a share Lf public . . patronage.’ ‘‘NO BAD DEBTS.,'’ Is our Motto.’ ‘By ‘living’ up to this there will be no need of adding the per centage to a good gutener’s bill that we lose on a ‘ one, . ALL Coops MUST’ BE PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED. We have'new on hand:a large and complete assortment of Goods, ny to any house in the city. Blasting Pewder, Fuse, ‘Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite. Rope, Hemp & Rubber PackGREGORY & WAITE,Mirrors, .Loo king Glasses, PICTURE: Filan &o, . Poteet ore OLAY 8 yA Near Montgomery,... beedccee Man Prenton. iy pean BRADBURY FOR' ‘ovember list 1866. A. Kon.en; Esq Dear Sir—In all my Concerts ia tina msernan eth s at ey + Which'canmot fail to give the : : Yours, ete, PAUL JULIEN. PAUL JULIEN.» PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY. WISE.&.PR B Rr > the state. = + seers Fikes ananal B. Brad-} 5 . ee Nails, Common ood Fiiaing For sale by Gregory’ & Waite PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, 3 Fér Sale by Gregory : ‘Waite, ret s.carcepmone . Constantly albino sale by a6 GREGORY & WatTE,’” Set TR. Oe . Fos sal br Gregety Waite. 25] 800 Boxes Candiew, hivoriad, . Seire EOS rhea cele hs ae guess Wate MD, hog goss : Neréby aimee fo the ‘ell . ee ee I ewayis. add Wh fleplictle édbbihd teri Ge. ‘Aid Mining Compas! ; S ameatametienl # Woulp RUSPECTFU : W By stiap of in oi om Express, ‘of lar; 7 i cel. = oe. — well selected stock oF bal aga and pg fter an Sixteen poo this Cot «we can ong tA ‘the * ye 2 ~= La ii thie State Rem .aeter ” Partner of our y ene ho at the ast, es us stl ees for ailing ne all vote being of ea ryan fa Fame Selanne We invite pag h 78 parchastag to ‘give as a’ ve ‘goods . get prices before pu wiberesa8 we feel confident we. rhe Ae which we deal, viz: . . '? ACIDS, CHEMICALS, ETHERS, ESSENTIALOILS, DRUGS, ‘FINTURES 4 ‘MEDICINAL SYRUPS, 9“) SHAKER HERBS. “SBLECT POWDERED Dit FLAVORING EXTRACTS; , ECLECTIC PREPARATIONS, Semeane ‘ALCOHOLIC FLUID, «-SOLID EXTRACTS, ALKALOIDS, RESINGIDS, »_AXD DRUGGIST’S SUNDRIES, FLINT ABD sess _. GREEN GLASSWARE, against you for said amous my ea hove gg : ‘ pe temrnperammr: en ty dasiau sega ay nk Th Teenie day of. Tubs, Pails; Wood aul Willow CORKS, of oer penne prese mind of Governor TEN MEDICINES, Farwell who notified Johnson of the murder SS rcoun Tuistice of the Peace. . ) ve Ware, cory: Waite PAINT, OILS, of In, the, Vice President would It is hereby Su eryane iy ‘ ' scare ie, John ad raed . rte eto si ae Ee er me ALconen. mle = excitement proie A : (96°Rumks Quicksilver, so age daced by an nt { tice io anid defendant, atleast once a week for the i) eS ee ae ona trun a woe Serd i . e Mati see eae . For sl, For Cash ely by Deh a Se siindianalonen chon’ 8, Where un-. apa mews MILT: “COMBS, Constable GREGORY & WAITE, hes 06 ; $a 4 Seren DAVID ‘HAUSMAN. SOLOMAN ‘GUMR. A‘Generst A: : AETICLED Mr. poigcaniae, Some pf your:brethren.of . NewFort. . .: . Sam Francisco. eral Assortipent of 4 a Craters Crement of all the above anda the quill are continually using ‘the term D. HMAUSMANN & co. . H A RO we ARE, Et SE Arcee, “faneral obseqnies,” and, discussions are Imperters and Manufactuaers of yah ~ inti re py DE. eee vies Popular Medicioes. eG, AYERS & CO'S Medicines. . And the.celebra‘ed. {Tia QUILLUGH BALSAM,’ 3 "The Great Blood Purifier and Eradicator of ; , Mheumatiom, . Rs H. McDONALD &.CO; . Cor. Pine and Sansome sts. San Francisco, . ey Ba -MeDONALD 4 &« Yall now on . 5.8) White's, Abbéy's & Watte@oa Bun, » . 8, 8. White's Coled For i Wt ot KE gee i the Interior. as well ent os hb.) J j pag rte peo Telan &e. vu. ogous: ; A Ricu Lepoa Maltman’s work va asen . Maltman’ 8 worl 9200 and $300. half thick. The @ pump immediat upon the lead, w bya “orushing.” eS THE Crecos.-and Dramatic Ce “city to-night.— gramme of oon ‘tainments are sai of the kind ever They have Roch in this State. 1H Morgan the equ “Mazeppa,” and & Ryland alway and will doubtles night. Let all . Our Fréwcn to mention-in or on Wednesday, « marched under t draped in mourn reside in this v: in procession. SACRILEGE.— creant stole the . Grass ‘Valley, o contemptible wr such sacrilege w discovered shou! in the communit “fUxew it O deat cuntends th sequigs” is sanct tiee—we suppor stn enna for'nothing.” V authority, says < and solemnities ; to a deceased pe appear that “fun Rev. H. Ru Freedmen’s Ass people upon the Grass Valley, Illinoistown, ' Duteéli Fiat, W You Bet, Thur Red Dog, Fri N.San Juan, Sweetland’s, § , Fronsh Corre The al Btn cars the te or . elaery by the ot ae oom