April 22, 1865 (4 pages)

OL. e and ia licknes. AM ia CO: cisco a , ‘A Ricu Leocr A ledge was struck near Maltman’s works on. the Grass Vulléy road yesterday aud some splendid looking quartz taken ‘ out. The elaine . consist ' of , gate coinpany. Last fall the witter. Yesterday morniig Johii Senner, a member ef'the company, traced the ledge toatavine where he took out some magnifiegnt specimens containing large quantities of sulpherete . and a.considerable amount of . free gold. “The sulphurets were tested at Maltman’s works and assayed ae $200 and $300. The ledge isa foot and a > bal, thick. The owners are going to put up a pump immediately and sink the shaft down upon the lead, when its value. will be tested bya “crushing.” THe Circts.—Lee & Ryland’s Chikae: and Dramatic Company will . perform in this ‘has a proj gramme of great variety aud their enter‘tainments are said to greatly excel anything of the kind ever produved in the State. — . They have Rochette, the best clown ever in this State. H.C: Lee and family, Julia Morgan the equestrienne, who appears as “Mazeppa,” and many other artists: Lee & Ryland always bring an excellent show and will doubtless have every seat taken tonight. Let all lovers of fun be on hand. Our Fréxcn Crrizexs.—We neglected . to mention-in‘our account of the obsequies : on Wednesday, our French citizens. They . marched usder their national fag which was draped in mourning, and all Frenchmen who reside in this vicinity, except four, joined { in Procession. ~ SACRILEGE.—We “learn th that some miscreant stole the drapings and: funeral decorations from the buildings on Mill street, Grasa ‘Valley, on Wednesday night. The contemptible wretch who could engage in such sacrilege would rob a graveyard, and if discovered should not be hala = in the community. “Funeria OBSEQUIES.”—A: correspondent cuntends that. the phrase “funeral obeequigs” is sanctioned by the best authoritiges—we suppose by the ave anthorities whi make use of the exp free, gratis, for'nothing.”” Webster, ae pretty’ fair authority, says auengnics are ‘funeral rites ep tne pH ” From this it would appear that “funeral obsequies” i is improper. Rev. H. Ricnaapson,. Agent of the Freedmen's Association, will address the people upon the subject of his work at the following times and places: cura v8 R Grass Valley, Susiday evening, April 23. Illinoistown, Tuesday evening, April 25, Dutéli Flat, Wednesday evening, April 26. You Bet, Thursday evening, April 27. Red Dog, Friday evening, April 28. N. San Juan, Sunday morning, April 30. . Sweetland’s, Sunday afternoon, April 30. See April-30. The J Freedimen's Relief Association. —The first Father of. our Country died Ny rst of his The second. fell a. victim to y the hand of traitors and haters of . re Bat, though dead he yet. speaketh. “His blood from‘ the ground and his spirit from the skies cries out: —— Vi rt) Fee anal af Four Mitilfons ot o our rie a agmbied eg occasion of his tragic death, will be presented to the of Snel: next Sunday at 3 P.M. ~ . by Rov. HRichardson, M.E ii ases be oak mkeneieulioe . 3. the last duties performed . in the bosom of hia friends, em. ational Freedmen’s Reliet ArFee oes Tigh ah a array ie bea b. 92 : ‘The Grand Combination” wide. Be ‘Alain Pie . poe ri MONKEY . SHOW . Wiltperform at NEVADA cry, SATURDAY EVE'G, April 994, Altogether tis othe most Attrctive performance . ever Temguemneanckaaie world. : have been selected from: the best! ee oe : ripe ce sae oo erp eR or Lz “THLE BIG RHOW 15, Conte) {om roRD ana & 00? 2 at ag >. rey Business. 70 THE PEOPLE! 2 , Rinne ~ $40,000 Werth of.’ hOULD . and the 2ErOR general that od customers in: ‘need not labor ms in in procaring te oka ee can srock OF Spring aiid Summer Clothing, custom ‘MADE, than in daly other Honsé in the Stato “PRICES = ~— « age NONE oaN: ‘UNDERSELL US.) ects ptt * Genti’ Pitching Goods, Hats « Caps, Latest atytes.’ ciething Guntiiid! made ‘Moots,. Binkets, ae, ‘We soliet'axi examination of our stock, 8. HAAS & CO. “Nevada; Apel 18h WEW HAT AND CAP STORE roe 82m bie me , Resear me ey, HAT. rly auc. e009 6 1k oe whee €: iM .yse Peers ony Large Gabi and Bate SoR Bes oe ite ra B. e Weathiiee, Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder, ~ will mene om eroN my Ly Rr ‘bbe: Bel ne om Pm « SULTED, “Mining cola, Rubber Belting, ten as ‘Wagon Timber, Nails, GP ATrENTt ! Le ON! GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, é — . Wines, Liquors, &o, & A Merchant needs only a Ged Rept: wow mettle * ; Ia onde oe moos n sins oo inorder to . Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, obtain iy should piconets: . im the “Kidd & Knox Block”? * ; F ‘ln ‘Wor sale e'.: pT ne & co. WHOLESALE AND: RETAIL; ' age ther ora Bend. wag Bu OUR. UNION. ov STOCKS AND with our business et dag A ag here and compere successfully with aay house out of ten . ¥ ouse out of San Francisco, and how offer our Goods to t he trade at profits lower than ever before made in the ‘ the mountains. Our Motto: We wilt A deve, our ‘onda & reatonsble dle tance from the city, ; ai FREE OF CHARGE: Hardware & Grooery Departments —AND— ‘WINE CELLAR, Tox hon their . TAKE NOTICE, All persons indebtedto the late Gini ot HAMILTON, and W.H. CRAWFORD & “ are poqnartet — ete bovounte: : Heve'averti binned operstion; td front of our BROAD STREET STORE, a TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & co. Nevade, April 2nd,, anes: 100 Doz. eid ; Handled Shovels on hand and a nerivimareath . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & co. 175 "2 Axe and Pick elves, ". ORAWFORD, ‘LEAVITT & CO. ELVER, just reVITT & CO. : ‘tee gacromnteg' towns that A. H. HANSON. &.CO., LEAVITT '& . . orders addressed to » Piano and Music W. ‘San Francisbo. wit recive prompt aitation. 8 INE Ww. STORE 1 ! AND. NEW Goops!! : . A. Ht. HANSON OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THR citizens aiid families of Nevada ci he has noe a ; AND Jn Dr. Munt’s ‘Bailding, Adj. the National ‘Exchange . ; ‘Hotel, on ‘Broad Street, a wi constant reHe has: on uatid'and will be in. or of every thing in the way or GROCERIES, mens LIQUORS,a CROCKERY WARE, MINING. ‘TOOLS, &é, &e. To which he invites the attention of all m want of f anything in this line. ' ‘pessdachectineeal: © "These Goode will be sold In order to to sell Goods tenting bod debts, Tab a stetetty Fr ° R ¢ A 8 a. ° Nevada, April 7th. ° ATTENTION LIGHT GUARD. és: ‘Nevada L ‘% Guards: You are Pat pe YOorlock, Al proily, forthe purpons of attending Target excursion, ate. ni of ea Dh By, rdor of LLBUN E 1 RLANC iM, Comg. oP Oe eR Pele, i SOZODONT!e E. ws SPENCE, “Diendelat per Apothecry. Re Me gest i PS as ‘Nevada Restaurant. C. LEOOCQs+:-«,---.+---»--Proprietor. Pine St., bet: Broad aid Spring St., _ ‘Next Building, to Dai,y Transerjpt Office. Hares ienspalanteaied ANT AND B roca yaa ate pee market afords ire yeast ; thee served =. " pons oa . mionet Sirs ora facelcLorwing EMPORIUN hase ah ee preteen oe ae “ PROVISIONS, . 56 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ot ¢ ‘ian onens ere Sigg NOW OPENING . AT THE * er BA N. N E R . A nani Broad & Pine Strecte /Noradn elt see We aye teseivea a ferge and ‘splendid stock of a wiite BEEING AND SUMMER. TRADE, And of qualities unsurpassed by any — a foreummnig House in this State, . Which we will dispose of at such LOW RATES ) : : Tint canet Fall oie the moat pron \Sioviatew Store, We have in-store: Sal ne ro SILK; meet and“ ; ¢ WATS, Baskert’s Fine P ia Boots, BOOTS, SHOES ANDGAITERS, << o~OF every’ kind, 0) 6° WHITE, BLUE. & GRAY ia Shai BLANKETS, ofall sizes, ©: SOLE LEATHER ‘TRUNKS, (0 SARATOGA. TRUNK, . VALISES, CARPET ‘BACKS,’ &o. Which we offer for sale at . LOWER ‘RATES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN’ . , . NEVADA County: Persons in want oteie ain tne find it to io oe ping ie ie uy eee eae ges res rAMIRRA SL hanreso guenaa SD oo A Mee ke COLDSMATEDS, Old saat, Corner 2 Broad & Pine Sts. Heraeus ree Finest and most Select Stock of : SPRING ‘@ SUMMER Goons Ever exhidted in thie enumerate all the items inn i. =. Ladies oF Nevadwand, to his Magn: j selectionof _ DRESS GOODs, HOUSEKEEP ‘ane uo waney AND a. MILLINEY oops? hokne ier et tag CARE REN 3 a On chaanen: ~~ ‘He tiie’ the fullest and test assortment or Brussels, &e., &e. l Anda full assortment of mugs. AND, MATTING. 2-ply, 3-ply, supe ond, Saati ae

OL. e and ia licknes. AM ia CO: cisco a , ‘A Ricu Leocr A ledge was struck near Maltman’s works on. the Grass Vulléy road yesterday aud some splendid looking quartz taken ‘ out. The elaine . consist ' of , gate coinpany. Last fall the witter. Yesterday morniig Johii Senner, a member ef'the company, traced the ledge toatavine where he took out some magnifiegnt specimens containing large quantities of sulpherete . and a.considerable amount of . free gold. “The sulphurets were tested at Maltman’s works and assayed ae $200 and $300. The ledge isa foot and a > bal, thick. The owners are going to put up a pump immediately and sink the shaft down upon the lead, when its value. will be tested bya “crushing.” THe Circts.—Lee & Ryland’s Chikae: and Dramatic Company will . perform in this ‘has a proj gramme of great variety aud their enter‘tainments are said to greatly excel anything of the kind ever produved in the State. — . They have Rochette, the best clown ever in this State. H.C: Lee and family, Julia Morgan the equestrienne, who appears as “Mazeppa,” and many other artists: Lee & Ryland always bring an excellent show and will doubtless have every seat taken tonight. Let all lovers of fun be on hand. Our Fréxcn Crrizexs.—We neglected . to mention-in‘our account of the obsequies : on Wednesday, our French citizens. They . marched usder their national fag which was draped in mourning, and all Frenchmen who reside in this vicinity, except four, joined { in Procession. ~ SACRILEGE.—We “learn th that some miscreant stole the drapings and: funeral decorations from the buildings on Mill street, Grasa ‘Valley, on Wednesday night. The contemptible wretch who could engage in such sacrilege would rob a graveyard, and if discovered should not be hala = in the community. “Funeria OBSEQUIES.”—A: correspondent cuntends that. the phrase “funeral obeequigs” is sanctioned by the best authoritiges—we suppose by the ave anthorities whi make use of the exp free, gratis, for'nothing.”” Webster, ae pretty’ fair authority, says auengnics are ‘funeral rites ep tne pH ” From this it would appear that “funeral obsequies” i is improper. Rev. H. Ricnaapson,. Agent of the Freedmen's Association, will address the people upon the subject of his work at the following times and places: cura v8 R Grass Valley, Susiday evening, April 23. Illinoistown, Tuesday evening, April 25, Dutéli Flat, Wednesday evening, April 26. You Bet, Thursday evening, April 27. Red Dog, Friday evening, April 28. N. San Juan, Sunday morning, April 30. . Sweetland’s, Sunday afternoon, April 30. See April-30. The J Freedimen's Relief Association. —The first Father of. our Country died Ny rst of his The second. fell a. victim to y the hand of traitors and haters of . re Bat, though dead he yet. speaketh. “His blood from‘ the ground and his spirit from the skies cries out: —— Vi rt) Fee anal af Four Mitilfons ot o our rie a agmbied eg occasion of his tragic death, will be presented to the of Snel: next Sunday at 3 P.M. ~ . by Rov. HRichardson, M.E ii ases be oak mkeneieulioe . 3. the last duties performed . in the bosom of hia friends, em. ational Freedmen’s Reliet ArFee oes Tigh ah a array ie bea b. 92 : ‘The Grand Combination” wide. Be ‘Alain Pie . poe ri MONKEY . SHOW . Wiltperform at NEVADA cry, SATURDAY EVE'G, April 994, Altogether tis othe most Attrctive performance . ever Temguemneanckaaie world. : have been selected from: the best! ee oe : ripe ce sae oo erp eR or Lz “THLE BIG RHOW 15, Conte) {om roRD ana & 00? 2 at ag >. rey Business. 70 THE PEOPLE! 2 , Rinne ~ $40,000 Werth of.’ hOULD . and the 2ErOR general that od customers in: ‘need not labor ms in in procaring te oka ee can srock OF Spring aiid Summer Clothing, custom ‘MADE, than in daly other Honsé in the Stato “PRICES = ~— « age NONE oaN: ‘UNDERSELL US.) ects ptt * Genti’ Pitching Goods, Hats « Caps, Latest atytes.’ ciething Guntiiid! made ‘Moots,. Binkets, ae, ‘We soliet'axi examination of our stock, 8. HAAS & CO. “Nevada; Apel 18h WEW HAT AND CAP STORE roe 82m bie me , Resear me ey, HAT. rly auc. e009 6 1k oe whee €: iM .yse Peers ony Large Gabi and Bate SoR Bes oe ite ra B. e Weathiiee, Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder, ~ will mene om eroN my Ly Rr ‘bbe: Bel ne om Pm « SULTED, “Mining cola, Rubber Belting, ten as ‘Wagon Timber, Nails, GP ATrENTt ! Le ON! GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, é — . Wines, Liquors, &o, & A Merchant needs only a Ged Rept: wow mettle * ; Ia onde oe moos n sins oo inorder to . Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, obtain iy should piconets: . im the “Kidd & Knox Block”? * ; F ‘ln ‘Wor sale e'.: pT ne & co. WHOLESALE AND: RETAIL; ' age ther ora Bend. wag

Bu OUR. UNION. ov STOCKS AND with our business et dag A ag here and compere successfully with aay house out of ten . ¥ ouse out of San Francisco, and how offer our Goods to t he trade at profits lower than ever before made in the ‘ the mountains.. Our Motto: We wilt A deve, our ‘onda & reatonsble dle tance from the city, ; ai FREE OF CHARGE: Hardware & Grooery Departments —AND— ‘WINE CELLAR, Tox hon their . TAKE NOTICE, All persons indebtedto the late Gini ot HAMILTON, and W.H. CRAWFORD & “ are poqnartet — ete bovounte: : Heve'averti binned operstion; td front of our BROAD STREET STORE, a TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & co. Nevade, April 2nd,, anes: 100 Doz. eid ; Handled Shovels on hand and a nerivimareath . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & co. 175 "2 Axe and Pick elves, ". ORAWFORD, ‘LEAVITT & CO. ELVER, just reVITT & CO. : ‘tee gacromnteg' towns that A. H. HANSON. &.CO., LEAVITT '& . . orders addressed to » Piano and Music W. ‘San Francisbo. wit recive prompt aitation. 8 INE Ww. STORE 1 ! AND. NEW Goops!! : . A. Ht. HANSON OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THR citizens aiid families of Nevada ci he has noe a ; AND Jn Dr. Munt’s ‘Bailding, Adj. the National ‘Exchange . ; ‘Hotel, on ‘Broad Street, a wi constant reHe has: on uatid'and will be in. or of every thing in the way or GROCERIES, mens LIQUORS,a CROCKERY WARE, MINING. ‘TOOLS, &é, &e. To which he invites the attention of all m want of f anything in this line. ' ‘pessdachectineeal: © "These Goode will be sold In order to to sell Goods tenting bod debts, Tab a stetetty Fr ° R ¢ A 8 a. ° Nevada, April 7th. ° ATTENTION LIGHT GUARD. és: ‘Nevada L ‘% Guards: You are Pat pe YOorlock, Al proily, forthe purpons of attending Target excursion, ate. ni of ea Dh By, rdor of LLBUN E 1 RLANC iM, Comg. oP Oe eR Pele, i SOZODONT!e E. ws SPENCE, “Diendelat per Apothecry. Re Me gest i PS as ‘Nevada Restaurant. C. LEOOCQs+:-«,---.+---»--Proprietor. Pine St., bet: Broad aid Spring St., _ ‘Next Building, to Dai,y Transerjpt Office. Hares ienspalanteaied ANT AND B roca yaa ate pee market afords ire yeast ; thee served =. " pons oa . mionet Sirs ora facelcLorwing EMPORIUN hase ah ee preteen oe ae “ PROVISIONS, . 56 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ot ¢ ‘ian onens ere Sigg NOW OPENING . AT THE * er BA N. N E R . A nani Broad & Pine Strecte /Noradn elt see We aye teseivea a ferge and ‘splendid stock of a wiite BEEING AND SUMMER. TRADE, And of qualities unsurpassed by any — a foreummnig House in this State, . Which we will dispose of at such LOW RATES ) : : Tint canet Fall oie the moat pron \Sioviatew Store, We have in-store: Sal ne ro SILK; meet and“ ; ¢ WATS, Baskert’s Fine P ia Boots, BOOTS, SHOES ANDGAITERS, << o~OF every’ kind, 0) 6° WHITE, BLUE. & GRAY ia Shai BLANKETS, ofall sizes, ©: SOLE LEATHER ‘TRUNKS, (0 SARATOGA. TRUNK, . VALISES, CARPET ‘BACKS,’ &o. Which we offer for sale at . LOWER ‘RATES THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN’ . , . NEVADA County: Persons in want oteie ain tne find it to io oe ping ie ie uy eee eae ges res rAMIRRA SL hanreso guenaa SD oo A Mee ke COLDSMATEDS, Old saat, Corner 2 Broad & Pine Sts. Heraeus ree Finest and most Select Stock of : SPRING ‘@ SUMMER Goons Ever exhidted in thie enumerate all the items inn i. =. Ladies oF Nevadwand, to his Magn: j selectionof _ DRESS GOODs, HOUSEKEEP ‘ane uo waney AND a. MILLINEY oops? hokne ier et tag CARE REN 3 a On chaanen: ~~ ‘He tiie’ the fullest and test assortment or Brussels, &e., &e. l Anda full assortment of mugs. AND, MATTING. 2-ply, 3-ply, supe ond, Saati ae