April 26, 1865 (4 pages)

. Tue Terms or, SHenman.—The recent ‘news from Sherman was received by none swithout. astonishment, and -all °loyal men ead the terms which he offered the rebel _Jobnston, whose-army he held in his grasp, With feelings of indigiétion; that's Union General, whose reputation was as bright as any upon: the page of history, and whose valor-has made his name a household word thougliout the land, should propose terms to traitors which would disgrace vur Government and humblethe American name through out the world. The terms offered by Sher; man toJohuston could net bave been. in dorsed by the Administration without surrendering‘all we have been fightingfur, and as Sherman entered. into negotiations ipon political matters, he assumed the right of disobeying explicit instructions from the President. Stanton in giving his instruc: tions to Grant said: “He (the President) . instructs me to-say,that you are not to de. gide, discuss—or—confer-upon any—political question. Such questions the President holds in his own hands, and will submit theni to no military conferences or conven+ ~=tions.” “In obedience to this instruction ~ Grant aceepted the surrender of Lee’s army. Sherman. was instructed to offer-the-terms . accepted by Lee to Johnston, but in direct disobedience to the above orders to Grant, he proposed to conclude the war and settle all political questions at issue. According’ to his terms, forty-eight hours notice was to be given befuro the resumption of hostilities. The rebels were td-be permitted to carry their arms to their respective State capitals,vach to file an agreement t obey the State * gad Nationat mithority. He attémpted to bind the National Government, to recognize the State governments, their officers and Legislatures, upon their taking the oath, ‘and Where two Legislatures existed to leave the matter to the Supreme Court. The rebele: were to be permitted to enjoy the rights of person and property, including the right ‘tohold slaves we suppose, undisturbed by t authority. General Sherman assumed the-right of closing the war by giving the best possible terms to the’rebels. Had they been furnished the blank paper upon ‘which to write the terms, they could not have demanded more than they Were offered. At the time this was done be cannot-be excused _ upon the ground of necessity, for ha-had the . army of Johaston in his power. Lee had given up the contest and could not aid the rebel army of North Carolina. Sherman could have crushed Johnson and added fresh and brighter laurels to his already great name. But for some unknown reason the ‘wagacity of Sherman wes at fault, and he suffered himself to fall a victim to the strat~ egy of Johnston. He suffered Davis to eseape and opened the door by whieh Johnston could get away. Had not the Government promptly . repuiliated the proposed terms and sent Grant to asaume. control in North Carolitia the result would have been. . serious, butas itis, cun only seoure a delay of @ few days. Taking the most favorable view of Sherman's conduct he has shown -bithself'totally incapable as a negotiator.— But how much confidence. will be inspired by the prompt action taken by the Govern. ment ia this matter. The President, his eotire Cabinet and the Lieutennnt Genera) promptly repudiated the terms, showing that it matters not how high may be the name @ad fame of a man, he must be removed if attempts to compromise the honor of the mation, This last act will teach rebels that the Government is not. to be trifled with, While it will assure friends that the strong arm of authority will be used to punish those who have attempted to destroy the nation. one >. « ium Courr House, Gaovnps.—The ‘Brounds ground the Court House now preseut a beautiful appearance. The. seed 4own some. time ago has sent forth its blades of grass, and the lot is now elothed in a magnificent suit of green.” The locust trees will soon be “in leaf” and will add greatly te the already. fine appearance of the surNw hy Joseph Beebe and. C. H. Wilkintoanorrow night. It will be wilancingshouldattend. =e ~ Ss. Yildioasd bade a sone noteras, * nomen: A A A thet ae fs Gitizéts meeting, to be held at the Methodist Church, “il be largely attended, in order that a fair expression of the wishes of the people may be obtained. At no time was it more’ necessary that good business men should be selected for Trustees than now. If the finanees are properly managed the ‘corporation will not owe a dollar on the first day of December next. The -taxeswill belight-and ouf @itizens will enjoy all the benefits of the city government without being heavily burdened. We doubt if there is-a-city-in the State which is so nearly clear, of debt as Nevada. In addition to this we want a Board of Trustees who will use every possible meansin order to. secure a thorough and efficient organization of the Fire Department. The dry season is rapidly approaching and.we should be prepared to meet, the fiery element. A little energy directed to the reorganization ‘of the Fire Department may save an immense loss of property. Other matters of-equal . importance will be brought before the Trustees, and the very best men in the. city should be selected for the office, There citizens will come out. ~~But if our business men and good citizens ‘permit the meeting to go by defanlt, and a few who havo their own selfish purposes to secure to control its action, who can tell the damage which will result to the ¢ity. We hope that every man who desires ‘fo see good government and prosperity in this city will be on hand to night and ‘exert himself in securing this desirable end. Lj ee 4 Eastern News.—Secretary Seward is reported free from pain and stronger. His recovery seems to be assured. _ Stanton announces that the War Departmént has information that the conspiracy for the assassination Of President Lincoln was organized in Canada and approved at Richmond. “Itis said to be ascertained that Booth had his leg fractured by his horse falling on-him on the night of the murder, and is probably concealed somewhere in Maryland. President Johnson has delivered another important address, indicative of stern and radical policy. Arrangementi have been made to prosecute the war with overwheluning energy. NG Jeff. Davis at last accounts crossed the Mississippi river at Tucker's Bend, trying to get away to Texas. He has half a mitlion in specie with him. — tomar: 5 ~ BEAL AND BAKER.—We learn that these two men, whe were lately convicted of the murder of Delaney, says the Eugene City Review, have madé a confession of their guilt. Their confession. implicates sevear! others, and the greatest excitement has pre-. vailed in Salem since the 12th, the day on Which the confession was made public. The main facts of the confession are not yet made public: It is suid that the Sheriff has in charge two or three men who are implicated m the murder as accessories after the fact. Some interesting. developments may be looked for, — hth CusToms.+—The receipts for duties at the Custom-house from the 13th tothe 2Uth inst., inclusive, amount to $60,354 30, making a total for April of $177,923 86, and since Junuary Ist of $2,103,997 94. a _————eE__ ee TO THE TRUSTEES OF PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT. ~ Notice is hereby given to the. Trastees of the above School District; that the Certifitate of J.C Peirsol, teacher, is this day annulled, for disloyalty; and that after this date ne money will be drawn from the Public School Fund for said Peirsol until hear. ing is had upon thé above charge. M. 8. Dea, Co, Supt. of Schools. _ Nevada, April 25th, 1865, Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET. ess. NEVADA. CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors, Monoay, April 24th, 1865, ‘S Willard San Allen T W Crete ee Praktoe oe Bh i 2 Saree Mees Fiat oH Dana o A Taylor Canada Hill boy crea Washington E B Alien Forum P Goyce ‘dé “Ea Keeler Joseph Coyne . do MeGill Uulonvitie fo Grass Valen W Hutetasce Auburn q A ee do PL PS a oa ‘do Maaleneaee Si do —_ L, Guscetti/ do EW Ss Tirtastee, Gace” * : ,, CITIZEN'S. MEETING,—We bope that the . will be no. difficulfy-in securing good men if. _ WILL GIVE A CALICO PARTY,. ‘At HAMILTONHALL, GRASS VALLEY Monday, May ist, 1866. — Managers. 8. B se. M. Cleveland, Ww 6 Ota gon, J. A. ter. A Gabarad tavisetien Jo extended. er TLCKETS FLVE DOLLARS. LECTION NOTICE.{There will be an EleeFIVE TRYSTEXS, MARSHAL, ASSESSOR, TREASKRER. On MONDAY, May Ist, 1865, , Polls open. from 10 A. M until sundown, at the Marshal’s office, on Broad Street., YJ. '\N. ‘Tigetier and ries Mulloy are appvinted Judjfes dit A. G. Pier, Inspector of Kleetion, By order of the Board of Trustees. ap25 OTICE.—A 1 meeting ef the citizens of Nevada is hereby calied to meet at the Methodist Church ‘on WEDNESDAY, April 26th, at 8 P. M., to appoint a Committee who shall soem, aha ped can didates for City Trustees, Assessor and T'reasurer. up 3 "MANY CITIEENS. FOR MARSHAL, . E are authorised to announce the name of Mr. B. LOCKLIY, as a candidate for the office of City Marshal. ap25 Wanted—Settlements. pyAyine disposed of my business in this city, I am desjrous of settling up IMMEDIATELY ail outstanding @ccounts of the late firm of Geo. A. Weaver & Co. and will remain in Nevada, Thirty Days forthat p . AI! persons knowing themselves indebted, either by note or book account,.are requested to and settle without delay. By soso. 1g a may save themselves trouble and expense. ~_ GEO. A.WEAVER. Nevada, .April 18th, 1865. S ; GI"AND VOCAL AND s Under the Management and Direction of RHODOLPH HALL, Pupil of Ned Kendall, and leader of Boston Brass Band, whose wonderful skill and instramentation on the M Bugle, has been theme of general admira tion in the new and old world, and whose well earned triumphs have won for him the proud distinc tion of Champion Bugler of America. WILLIAM HAYWARD, The Young and widely Popular Balladist «nd Hurmorist, Who has ben endorsed by the from Maine to Oregon, and pronounced b Ge water critics of both the Atlantic and. Pacifie_ States, as~-being the Fg amen artistic and pleasing vocalist now before public. ° The above talented Artists will be assisted by J. BEEBE, wd ©. H, WILKINSON, Temperance Hall, Thursday, April 27th. Positively but one Entertainment ‘Will be given in Admission One Dollar—Children Half Price: Doors open at 7 o’cloek, Concert commence at 8. Frank Ball, Business Agent. a22 DAVIP HAUSMAN. SOLOMAN GUMP. New York. Francisco. D. HAUSMANN & C€o, __ Imperters and Manufactuaers of Mirrors, Looking Glasses, = PICTURE FRAMES, ? Ph ph Ovals, Mouldings, &. or Se 537 CLAY STREET, Near Montgomery,... +essfan Franciseo. THE CELEBRATED BRADBURYPTI. A. Koner, Esq :—My Dear Sir— Concerts fa California I nave used W. B. ‘Bradbury's Pianos. Their tone is very brilliant; combined with a mellowness and delicacy I have never met with iInany other American Inetrument. I cheerfully commend them to the public as Instruments which cannot fail to give the ‘greatest satisfaction. Yours, ete, a8 PAUL JULIEN. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY. WISE & PRINDLE'S A RT GALLERY, TIGER HL. AND BOO, HO1) / 4. G. Compton KE. Flanders. J. H. Stebbine:aiur . Crockery, Glass Ware, & -_ INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT} ‘Wholesale wad Reta Dealers in CROCERIES, eae PROVISIONS,. LIQUORS, cH rs v 7 hereby announee tothe _ W have parchased the stock o: _. WEAVER &CO, —_ the most satisfactory:terms, As we buy unly cow For Cash and have no Interest to Pay, We can and will Sell as Cheap as any House in Nevada “Or sell cut to somebody who can.” "A nimble Sixpence is better than a slow . Shilling."? We don’t embark inthe businese of selling Grub with the idea-of making a fortune in a year. Having lecated ourselves in Nevada we are prepared to stay and hope by fair and honorable dealing to command a share of public patronage. **NO BAD DEBTS.’’ Is our Motto By living up to this there_ will be no need of adging the per centage to agood customer's. bill that we lose on a poor one, ALL GOODS MUST BE PAID: FOR WHEN ORDERED. = ‘We have now on hand a latge and complete nasortment of Goods, equal té any house in the~city. Blasting Powder, Fuse, Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite. Rope, Hemp & Rubber Packimg, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. : Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow Ware, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Tanks Quicksilver, For sale, For Cash only, by GREGORY & WAITE. A General Assortment of Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, For sale Cheap by Gregory-& Waite. 75 Kegs N ails, Common and Finishing . For sale by Gregory & Waite. ; PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, For Sale by Gregory .& Waite. . 25 Kegs, No. a isthmus Butter, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Ranch Butter, Constantly on hand and arriving—for sale by ~~ GREGORY & WAITE. 200 Boxes Candles, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite, Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, HARDWARE ,. PITCHFORKS, HOES,&<¢, ~~. “FO DRUCCISTS, Assayers,: a). Ag —eey E WOULD RESPECTFULLY Cai; the attention of Dealers and Consumers to the fact that we are daily in receipt, Cl pers and Express, of large additions to our pres. ent well selected. stock 6f Gords, and, we think after an experience of nearly: Sixteen Years, upon this Coast. we can furvish the ‘trade i} the Interior, as well as that of Oregon, Wash. ington ‘Territory. British Provinees;. and Sandwich Islands, 4c. upon-—better terms than any, House in this State. ae The ior Partner of our House, witg is now residing ut the East, gives as superior fi ilities all. goods being of best prices We do mot ‘um ntend.to be under. sold, : S ~-We-invite those-purchasing to give as a call —either in person or by -letter—and _examme goods and get prices before purchasing else. where, as. we feel eonfident. we will be able to piease in both.: Below is a few of the articles in which we deal, viz: ACIDS, CHEMICALS, ETHERS, ESSENTIAL OILS, DRUGS, TINTURES. MEDICINAL SYRUPS, SHAKER HERBS. : SBLECT POWDERED. DRUGS, FLAVORING EXTRACTS, . ECLECTIC PREPARATIONs, TILDEN’S ALCOHOLIC FLUID, AND. SOLID EXTRACTS, ALKALOIDS, RESINGIDS; * AND ° re PILES. DRUGGIST’S SUNDRIES, FLINT * seas AND . ne GREEN GLASSWARE, CORKS, of every description. “> PATENT MEDICINES, ~ PAINTS, O18,. ALCOHOL. BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, ~~." AND A com lete assortment of all j vein. the above and in We are also Agents for ‘DR. JAYNES & SON’S Popular Medicines. J.C. AYERS & CO’S Medicines. And the celebra‘*ed “TLA QUILLUGH BALSAM," The Great Blood Purifier and Eradicator of Bheumatism. R. H. McDONALD & CO. Cor. Pine and Sansome sts. Sam Francisco) And 139 J Street, sacramento. EOE S re ee DENTAL IMPORTING HOUSE. R. H. McDONALD & CO., Corner. Pine and Sansome streets. sie San Francisco & 139 St. Sacram énfo. ectfully invite the attention of Dentist upen this Coast to the fact that we Rave now on pg are lete — of Goods a fmt use, which we are ae in Pricaen low as to deter Dentists from sending East, for their supplies. We are mreceipt. by Express and (l » of ” new og — are pay Lange a in pd oo now on hand, viz: * — ‘8. 8. White's, Abbey's & Watt's Gold Foil, 8. 8. White’s Celebrated Teeth, : Fer Plate ond Vulcanite work. oes Dentists’ Operating Chairs, Dental Hand and Foot La a Anatomical rations. Is one of the Pinest in the state. For sale by Gregory & Waite, this kind than om: ,otdinary Photographer. 4 the genuine article, for sale by the the taking of Phot hs one h GREG me : 3 pci i pfodues by eee Sight ang . = WANTE. do well toca edt cman the eure wil eR OCKERY, this Gallery before to other 4 4 lot ansorted ; iment. Portree printca oe exer et'* “E40-. Far sale ehoap by. & Waite. tographs paintcdiu-Oit and Water colors. Tymolritan ahd Gregory — Wight Etlooming Gores. . "sit SER! oui) . for filling orders. and we can sufely guarantee ' TOILET ARTICLES~ THE Light ¢ for dril display “Pog roi : cellent, After tl parades where . Safgen' pany m The se the thir Palmer sixth b} The 2d euted b a cigar ing the MR. jn pres Light ( reward tition, 4 _of thei ‘have e: enly ce ing you your ce does ne cheerfi recipie your ¢: teents . the nol to perf ~ profess an uns hener: stows On . } Mr gorgeo your fe nize it ‘perien probat , YOu wi placed admire you h your si great did no each b leathe) ing cai these 1 chances the ta) honors The befger ™ Tn Light . Succes an ext ance I . in exe ten la pictur our pl ed an walls name! taste, ed a . TH ercise to-day natiot this ti eises . noon. amine ou will I da and} those sent Who . be pr TH have mupi whic!

. Tue Terms or, SHenman.—The recent ‘news from Sherman was received by none swithout. astonishment, and -all °loyal men ead the terms which he offered the rebel _Jobnston, whose-army he held in his grasp, With feelings of indigiétion; that's Union General, whose reputation was as bright as any upon: the page of history, and whose valor-has made his name a household word thougliout the land, should propose terms to traitors which would disgrace vur Government and humblethe American name through out the world. The terms offered by Sher; man toJohuston could net bave been. in dorsed by the Administration without surrendering‘all we have been fightingfur, and as Sherman entered. into negotiations ipon political matters, he assumed the right of disobeying explicit instructions from the President. Stanton in giving his instruc: tions to Grant said: “He (the President) . instructs me to-say,that you are not to de. gide, discuss—or—confer-upon any—political question. Such questions the President holds in his own hands, and will submit theni to no military conferences or conven+ ~=tions.” “In obedience to this instruction ~ Grant aceepted the surrender of Lee’s army. Sherman. was instructed to offer-the-terms . accepted by Lee to Johnston, but in direct disobedience to the above orders to Grant, he proposed to conclude the war and settle all political questions at issue. According’ to his terms, forty-eight hours notice was to be given befuro the resumption of hostilities. The rebels were td-be permitted to carry their arms to their respective State capitals,vach to file an agreement t obey the State * gad Nationat mithority. He attémpted to bind the National Government, to recognize the State governments, their officers and Legislatures, upon their taking the oath, ‘and Where two Legislatures existed to leave the matter to the Supreme Court. The rebele: were to be permitted to enjoy the rights of person and property, including the right ‘tohold slaves we suppose, undisturbed by t authority. General Sherman assumed the-right of closing the war by giving the best possible terms to the’rebels. Had they been furnished the blank paper upon ‘which to write the terms, they could not have demanded more than they Were offered. At the time this was done be cannot-be excused _ upon the ground of necessity, for ha-had the . army of Johaston in his power. Lee had given up the contest and could not aid the rebel army of North Carolina. Sherman could have crushed Johnson and added fresh and brighter laurels to his already great name. But for some unknown reason the ‘wagacity of Sherman wes at fault, and he suffered himself to fall a victim to the strat~ egy of Johnston. He suffered Davis to eseape and opened the door by whieh Johnston could get away. Had not the Government promptly . repuiliated the proposed terms and sent Grant to asaume. control in North Carolitia the result would have been. . serious, butas itis, cun only seoure a delay of @ few days. Taking the most favorable view of Sherman's conduct he has shown -bithself'totally incapable as a negotiator.— But how much confidence. will be inspired by the prompt action taken by the Govern. ment ia this matter. The President, his eotire Cabinet and the Lieutennnt Genera) promptly repudiated the terms, showing that it matters not how high may be the name @ad fame of a man, he must be removed if attempts to compromise the honor of the mation, This last act will teach rebels that the Government is not. to be trifled with, While it will assure friends that the strong arm of authority will be used to punish those who have attempted to destroy the nation. one >. « ium Courr House, Gaovnps.—The ‘Brounds ground the Court House now preseut a beautiful appearance. The. seed 4own some. time ago has sent forth its blades of grass, and the lot is now elothed in a magnificent suit of green.” The locust trees will soon be “in leaf” and will add greatly te the already. fine appearance of the surNw hy Joseph Beebe and. C. H. Wilkintoanorrow night. It will be wilancingshouldattend. =e ~ Ss. Yildioasd bade a sone noteras, * nomen: A A A thet ae fs Gitizéts meeting, to be held at the Methodist Church, “il be largely attended, in order that a fair expression of the wishes of the people may be obtained. At no time was it more’ necessary that good business men should be selected for Trustees than now. If the finanees are properly managed the ‘corporation will not owe a dollar on the first day of December next. The -taxeswill belight-and ouf @itizens will enjoy all the benefits of the city government without being heavily burdened. We doubt if there is-a-city-in the State which is so nearly clear, of debt as Nevada. In addition to this we want a Board of Trustees who will use every possible meansin order to. secure a thorough and efficient organization of the Fire Department. The dry season is rapidly approaching and.we should be prepared to meet, the fiery element. A little energy directed to the reorganization ‘of the Fire Department may save an immense loss of property. Other matters of-equal . importance will be brought before the Trustees, and the very best men in the. city should be selected for the office, There citizens will come out. ~~But if our business men and good citizens ‘permit the meeting to go by defanlt, and a few who havo their own selfish purposes to secure to control its action, who can tell the damage which will result to the ¢ity. We hope that every man who desires ‘fo see good government and prosperity in this city will be on hand to night and ‘exert himself in securing this desirable end. Lj ee 4 Eastern News.—Secretary Seward is reported free from pain and stronger. His recovery seems to be assured. _ Stanton announces that the War Departmént has information that the conspiracy for the assassination Of President Lincoln was organized in Canada and approved at Richmond. “Itis said to be ascertained that Booth had his leg fractured by his horse falling on-him on the night of the murder, and is probably concealed somewhere in Maryland. President Johnson has delivered another important address, indicative of stern and radical policy. Arrangementi have been made to prosecute the war with overwheluning energy. NG Jeff. Davis at last accounts crossed the Mississippi river at Tucker's Bend, trying to get away to Texas. He has half a mitlion in specie with him. — tomar: 5 ~ BEAL AND BAKER.—We learn that these two men, whe were lately convicted of the murder of Delaney, says the Eugene City Review, have madé a confession of their guilt. Their confession. implicates sevear! others, and the greatest excitement has pre-. vailed in Salem since the 12th, the day on Which the confession was made public. The main facts of the confession are not yet made public: It is suid that the Sheriff has in charge two or three men who are implicated m the murder as accessories after the fact. Some interesting. developments may be looked for, — hth CusToms.+—The receipts for duties at the Custom-house from the 13th tothe 2Uth inst., inclusive, amount to $60,354 30, making a total for April of $177,923 86, and since Junuary Ist of $2,103,997 94. a _————eE__ ee TO THE TRUSTEES OF PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT. ~ Notice is hereby given to the. Trastees of the above School District; that the Certifitate of J.C Peirsol, teacher, is this day annulled, for disloyalty; and that after this date ne money will be drawn from the Public School Fund for said Peirsol until hear. ing is had upon thé above charge. M. 8. Dea, Co, Supt. of Schools. _ Nevada, April 25th, 1865, Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET.. ess. NEVADA. CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors, Monoay, April 24th, 1865, ‘S Willard San Allen T W Crete ee Praktoe oe Bh i 2 Saree Mees Fiat oH Dana o A Taylor Canada Hill boy crea Washington E B Alien Forum P Goyce ‘dé “Ea Keeler Joseph Coyne . do MeGill Uulonvitie fo Grass Valen W Hutetasce Auburn q A ee do PL PS a oa ‘do Maaleneaee Si do —_ L, Guscetti/ do EW Ss Tirtastee, Gace” * : ,, CITIZEN'S. MEETING,—We bope that the . will be no. difficulfy-in securing good men if. _ WILL GIVE A CALICO PARTY,. ‘At HAMILTONHALL, GRASS VALLEY Monday, May ist, 1866. — Managers. 8. B se. M. Cleveland, Ww 6 Ota gon, J. A. ter. A Gabarad tavisetien Jo extended. er TLCKETS FLVE DOLLARS. LECTION NOTICE.{There will be an EleeFIVE TRYSTEXS, MARSHAL, ASSESSOR, TREASKRER. On MONDAY, May Ist, 1865, , Polls open. from 10 A. M until sundown, at the Marshal’s office, on Broad Street., YJ. '\N. ‘Tigetier and ries Mulloy are appvinted Judjfes dit A. G. Pier, Inspector of Kleetion, By order of the Board of Trustees. ap25 OTICE.—A 1 meeting ef the citizens of Nevada is hereby calied to meet at the Methodist Church ‘on WEDNESDAY, April 26th, at 8 P. M., to appoint a Committee who shall soem, aha ped can didates for City Trustees, Assessor and T'reasurer. up 3 "MANY CITIEENS. FOR MARSHAL, . E are authorised to announce the name of Mr. B. LOCKLIY, as a candidate for the office of City Marshal. ap25 Wanted—Settlements. pyAyine disposed of my business in this city, I am desjrous of settling up IMMEDIATELY ail outstanding @ccounts of the late firm of Geo. A. Weaver & Co. and will remain in Nevada, Thirty Days forthat p . AI! persons knowing themselves indebted, either by note or book account,.are requested to and settle without delay. By soso. 1g a may save themselves trouble and expense. ~_ GEO. A.WEAVER. Nevada, .April 18th, 1865.. S ; GI"AND VOCAL AND s Under the Management and Direction of RHODOLPH HALL, Pupil of Ned Kendall, and leader of Boston Brass Band, whose wonderful skill and instramentation on the M Bugle, has been theme of general admira tion in the new and old world, and whose well earned triumphs have won for him the proud distinc tion of Champion Bugler of America. WILLIAM HAYWARD, The Young and widely Popular Balladist «nd Hurmorist, Who has ben endorsed by the from Maine to Oregon, and pronounced b Ge water critics of both the Atlantic and. Pacifie_ States, as~-being the Fg amen artistic and pleasing vocalist now before public. ° The above talented Artists will be assisted by J. BEEBE, wd ©. H, WILKINSON, Temperance Hall, Thursday, April 27th. Positively but one Entertainment ‘Will be given in Admission One Dollar—Children Half Price: Doors open at 7 o’cloek, Concert commence at 8. Frank Ball, Business Agent. a22 DAVIP HAUSMAN. SOLOMAN GUMP. New York. Francisco. D. HAUSMANN & C€o, __ Imperters and Manufactuaers of Mirrors, Looking Glasses, = PICTURE FRAMES, ? Ph ph Ovals, Mouldings, &. or Se 537 CLAY STREET, Near Montgomery,..... +essfan Franciseo. THE CELEBRATED BRADBURYPTI. A. Koner, Esq :—My Dear Sir— Concerts fa California I nave used W. B. ‘Bradbury's Pianos. Their tone is very brilliant; combined with a mellowness and delicacy I have never met with iInany other American Inetrument. I cheerfully commend them to the public as Instruments which cannot fail to give the ‘greatest satisfaction. Yours, ete,

a8 PAUL JULIEN. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY. WISE & PRINDLE'S A RT GALLERY, TIGER HL. AND BOO, HO1) / 4. G. Compton KE. Flanders. J. H. Stebbine:aiur . Crockery, Glass Ware, & -_ INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT} ‘Wholesale wad Reta Dealers in CROCERIES, eae PROVISIONS,. LIQUORS, cH rs v 7 hereby announee tothe _ W have parchased the stock o: _. WEAVER &CO, —_ the most satisfactory:terms, As we buy unly cow For Cash and have no Interest to Pay, We can and will Sell as Cheap as any House in Nevada “Or sell cut to somebody who can.” "A nimble Sixpence is better than a slow . Shilling."? We don’t embark inthe businese of selling Grub with the idea-of making a fortune in a year. Having lecated ourselves in Nevada we are prepared to stay and hope by fair and honorable dealing to command a share of public patronage. **NO BAD DEBTS.’’ Is our Motto By living up to this there_ will be no need of adging the per centage to agood customer's. bill that we lose on a poor one, ALL GOODS MUST BE PAID: FOR WHEN ORDERED. = ‘We have now on hand a latge and complete nasortment of Goods, equal té any house in the~city. Blasting Powder, Fuse, Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite. Rope, Hemp & Rubber Packimg, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. : Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow Ware, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Tanks Quicksilver, For sale, For Cash only, by GREGORY & WAITE. A General Assortment of Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, For sale Cheap by Gregory-& Waite. 75 Kegs N ails, Common and Finishing . For sale by Gregory & Waite. ; PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, For Sale by Gregory .& Waite. . 25 Kegs, No. a isthmus Butter, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Ranch Butter, Constantly on hand and arriving—for sale by ~~ GREGORY & WAITE. 200 Boxes Candles, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite, Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, HARDWARE ,. PITCHFORKS, HOES,&<¢, ~~. “FO DRUCCISTS, Assayers,: a). Ag —eey E WOULD RESPECTFULLY Cai; the attention of Dealers and Consumers to the fact that we are daily in receipt, Cl pers and Express, of large additions to our pres. ent well selected. stock 6f Gords, and, we think after an experience of nearly: Sixteen Years, upon this Coast. we can furvish the ‘trade i} the Interior, as well as that of Oregon, Wash. ington ‘Territory. British Provinees;. and Sandwich Islands, 4c. upon-—better terms than any, House in this State. ae The ior Partner of our House, witg is now residing ut the East, gives as superior fi ilities all. goods being of best prices We do mot ‘um ntend.to be under. sold, : S ~-We-invite those-purchasing to give as a call —either in person or by -letter—and _examme goods and get prices before purchasing else. where, as. we feel eonfident. we will be able to piease in both.: Below is a few of the articles in which we deal, viz: ACIDS, CHEMICALS, ETHERS, ESSENTIAL OILS, DRUGS, TINTURES. MEDICINAL SYRUPS, SHAKER HERBS. : SBLECT POWDERED. DRUGS, FLAVORING EXTRACTS, . ECLECTIC PREPARATIONs, TILDEN’S ALCOHOLIC FLUID, AND. SOLID EXTRACTS, ALKALOIDS, RESINGIDS; * AND ° re PILES. DRUGGIST’S SUNDRIES, FLINT * seas AND . ne GREEN GLASSWARE, CORKS, of every description. “> PATENT MEDICINES, ~ PAINTS, O18,. ALCOHOL. BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, ~~." AND A com lete assortment of all j vein. the above and in We are also Agents for ‘DR. JAYNES & SON’S Popular Medicines. J.C. AYERS & CO’S Medicines. And the celebra‘*ed “TLA QUILLUGH BALSAM," The Great Blood Purifier and Eradicator of Bheumatism. R. H. McDONALD & CO. Cor. Pine and Sansome sts. Sam Francisco) And 139 J Street, sacramento. EOE S re ee DENTAL IMPORTING HOUSE. R. H. McDONALD & CO., Corner. Pine and Sansome streets. sie San Francisco & 139 St. Sacram énfo. ectfully invite the attention of Dentist upen this Coast to the fact that we Rave now on pg are lete — of Goods a fmt use, which we are ae in Pricaen low as to deter Dentists from sending East, for their supplies. We are mreceipt. by Express and (l » of ” new og — are pay Lange a in pd oo now on hand, viz: * — ‘8. 8. White's, Abbey's & Watt's Gold Foil, 8. 8. White’s Celebrated Teeth, : Fer Plate ond Vulcanite work. oes Dentists’ Operating Chairs, Dental Hand and Foot La a Anatomical rations. Is one of the Pinest in the state. For sale by Gregory & Waite, this kind than om: ,otdinary Photographer. 4 the genuine article, for sale by the the taking of Phot hs one h GREG me : 3 pci i pfodues by eee Sight ang . = WANTE. do well toca edt cman the eure wil eR OCKERY, this Gallery before to other 4 4 lot ansorted ; iment. Portree printca oe exer et'* “E40-. Far sale ehoap by. & Waite. tographs paintcdiu-Oit and Water colors. Tymolritan ahd Gregory — Wight Etlooming Gores. . "sit SER! oui) . for filling orders. and we can sufely guarantee ' TOILET ARTICLES~ THE Light ¢ for dril display “Pog roi : cellent, After tl parades where . 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