August 21, 1867 (4 pages)

cxonsee. eonnam. . =: JOHN P. JONES. WILLIAM HIGRBY. icing <n fanaa —— 9,005 For Supreme Ju For Supt. . ¢ Horth tet Jeon. B. GENTRY, of Nevada. —— #% SPE ack OS ° @. K. whe eae eal a Ready. District Attorney, B. JOHNSON, of N of: North Sar Josm_. NP, BROWN; of { Nevada, as restate” E. M. & StNG Sean. : ae 2p Ram: : LAS. — ‘Supervisor dat: Disteiee~GROo B> NWEWALL. a S CMR AP Nee prowess reg John Curre r Ye ‘or Comaiy 2 Judg 2992 aO€NiLRG, of Nevada. ev iw " foreies Merrines“LHoii. E: W. Roberts, pa a oy _ the Senate, and J, B, dehnson, : District Attorney will address. ‘the people at the following times, end pieeens OMERA. »-ss.jleccesesoer eng han ~ 21, Ballet bee aeeviadTnpeeieg dag: TE Gints Vallegrnies ordre, 34 ‘ “Meadow Lake. iveng oe ednesday, Aug. 98. ‘Coburn’ 8 Station..-Friday, Aug. 80. ~sqaowy beotdasap vk atofrrm iff J. C, Palmer andH. G, Rolltils’ a add? the Aspembly,; will.address: mney ‘at. the ‘fol ind p 8: : Columbia ii. seeesess gerund or Meadow Lake..++++ 4 peace. pore “ever since itd anne 8 a ‘enunciated the dogma that there must in every popi¢ty, exist an clement ofthe ‘seme, c) as the slaves of .the, South, has eaeavored to: pone ae. era,of the North “were dealqnased vy pin fame ‘aud. sills. of sos eri en o the sub stratum’ on which the ‘ wer classes build: at oe ’ png California, the _ Democratic fet encouraged the immigration of, Chinese,and i in 1852 that party attethpted to pais a law,the dbject of which was'to establish Coolivism in the State., Colfroth, whe is now ras . ocratic sandidate, for Congress, voted for this law. Its-0 was to make contiaéts imade it! China binding in this State. . The result’ would have ‘Peon to flood the: State with a ¢lass of laborers with which ‘no frée' tai ‘could compete. Rae he’ efforts” of ‘Berhoéracy ® +6 “intro: ‘duce Codlié labor have not ceased: In Kentucky the Bemotrate party headed by the Louisville; Journal; has attempted a scheme for the introduction of Cooli¢ Jabor iité.that State, ag &-substitute for Slave labor; ‘Bocletiied sel th been formed for, this, ghject, and, had it not been os the, objection made by. 2 ee Congress, Kentucky would. now any.,.Coolies, This is the oF Daisasate Dasieaets wai y upon, the question of unskilled labor: \»/Phat party has always} 2 takan op Phar which, was one ‘to doqry, th eee Sa pital . lines , ronments the South, amar thee fod! th nae hea Tee ‘great matto: et end a eco Bl soil.and fe) pentane Miike Sateiteg ae at of toil. There4#id' dh¥. F the Unjted cymes the Almight Pac yoo: . Cottam th ie jy eee ra sk else, will be th if the mati bee CE.—Afteér going ‘the i thé stand one vabelaies _ ck by eg be, . tween <a ht and St hey ‘i id and & very poor ayMie *) Remere ny eer oe anid. de op eae “Lincoln in . _ 1.1864, but their motives were different. “. It is said ShaStHdigW¥ cé@ld Ht go the . ) ‘emancipation proclamation because it perce siete Who Would Ha Fee . . icome the property of hinwife. Stanley . ) ‘left Norgh Sarees boreee. & school ‘was opened, to, 1 to ‘read . } and President pr ree would not let shim close it. A> ‘two Year old nego baiby wi mind of the old man visions of negro equality! and” he ‘Yan “away ‘foin “the ‘State, resignéd. the: Govetnorship and! \denounged, Lineoln. ,'The difference is ‘this: while Stanley ran away from the . “nigger baby Haight ran after it but both brought’ ‘up “in ‘the Dértiécratic PWIA TEdOD 1 STANLEY’s ‘SPEECH.+-Eds. Stanley ar: rived in this city;qn Monday, unheraldsave & Hs 6 vloced wind “Pre caxsidEeablet e got a, gentleman from rk uohheda Flat io Pade at Pee aa and after censor as iinlin-. 7] dependent man, standing ‘Upon hb j . ty. platform, he_s to. abuse,’ ‘. ham and, -ealogise Haight.’ whom: a .,. designated ‘as “honest Henry: Haight: oy . ‘This is rather ‘significant: when it ‘is known that Haight said “when a man ‘was Gésigiihféd ‘as hoidest Citawas good evidence’ he “would :stéal’”” Stanley quoted from the: life af: “old. Abe., Lincoln,” as he styled our lamented Presiident, but he forgot té tell his audience ; ‘than 1862, which was before the “negro questidn™ was raised in the war, as the issued until:1863i : ‘We have: not. time no indlihation ‘to, follow hid arguments, . for they consisted: of the “ ‘shallow’ sophistry and demagoguiam for: ‘which a political life of newrly. Walt 4” Century has so well fitted Stanley, and were intended to draw votes nak Unign party to his . friend, and fellow apgatate from, Republicanism, H.Haight. He used the most visupen ous language, and pronouneed.Johnson . He poured out all-the vindictive abuse fot which his embitterda “nature. and disappointed ambitions ‘so well qualify . { him, ‘upon ‘the hedd of Gorath; ana gave a highly eulogistic sketch of Stan: ley’s public services: and’ disinterésted ts bal Haight * Whea' ‘he, subsided hee ere, v, bi iam, Phlowea by oe 8 oh en and Soniigeas: Three ‘cheers. were then given for Stanley and Haight, by éd about tho'stand, Ria ‘thidy” Were _followed iby aleafeniug wheers for . when the meeting adjourned. f and’) made votes ie sae) by. his, 44% eyada, . TBE nosis Pores ro nets an . The interest Brag Whe” ALN were Roped . . when ae ah pee ey end 6th were . . bboy Alh remaining, bonnetless, stockingless and . ' ". that:noné df His. qubtationy Weis later! Emancipation Proclamation: . was» not . $3 abd Sewer the bestanén of he Geitry. . for ti 4 1fuid kilde of hohiialboho ciao are) ; ON aban i per, OTTO, from placer ior’ gruluh gold . * iggings, and $80, 000,000. from yuaits p eda es # ovis ate ty rsows Pe ks De] ‘he [served the fire -were powerless to resist its progress. The town, as you are . . uce . Welkpygre, was byiltef ghe most comp) ‘or i Liwkao ‘Dustible material, and the buildings for . the most part are compactly joined. — § dit the ‘Union . The citizens , were, sogn, aroused, but . the rapid and increasing volume of the . . ifire that pai", 2 village in a isheet of flame e fire seemed to . spread in all directions simultaneously, sel land so quickly was it upen us that ‘scarcely an . Some ‘saved a few ‘articles of urniture and clothing, and a few keepsakes ; others jretreated. with what they could put . hastily on. Two or three were confined . ' CAZ0 IIb their beds by sickness: and were carjare congratulating themselves on their . jescape with only Nature’s gauzy covjering. .A few residences out-skirting ‘the town alone remain, in which are lstored the Breeigns kes of . } lour villagé— mati Wives a ur Siaren of jour stricken population. severity of the past Winter, and the poor. very matiy d@titufe. WWeGre d hopeful people, but the sorrow-stricken faces of destitute of clothing. uddled together i in the few houses yet ae pommonest,, axticles of omen shoeless, without the shelter of a permanent home, or the price of one. dition of our people appeal strongly to the generosity of the: citizens of the bounty, and we assure, aid extended in “. inl Grateful remembrance. Horiddecshy’ mo human life was lost. A horse belonging to Mr: MY. “Wodlsdy was burned todeath, and others were barely rescued. Subjoined I send a list of the principal losses sustained by our citizens, collated from the lips of the losers: ; John McBean, d np ems Lue: Hershey, butcher. chop. meat and stable; 000, ‘John + hotel, af bane a a Q sick, and furni. Eiward Brimskill, store and goods; . Vai. & Morrison, stare, ‘aad Jonis Shubener, dry goods: and clothing, $: _M. Dulac. § saloon : and fixtures, $1, 000. use and ‘ Chris. . Welch, @ Govelitng” ho furniture, $1,500. Dillon, welling ener saen and fixtures, $1,000 . "Hassel Buissnian, howl btock, $2 eta “dainage’ +6 orchard, i Jacob Dr. W:G. ‘Atbaii, furniture and clothing, $500. ad tast RW. McKee, ret $150. Leopold Gartlid“hdtise R150: (igo gI00. Brown, farnivure and clothie: = enry~ Kohler, store. , dwelling . potsondm héuse arial Stable, A Chiirlés Hilzédvecker, galdorf afid fix. ¥ tures, $1,500. John Janséi? ees $800. Conia Git hotel, .etock and. furhiture, a i aD pha F +). Sanitiel niture, . M. Kreig, post office, éaloon' und-fize . tures, 1000)" 2% YiuNOD bousia we . “rag ' . PWw6 Tutidbea years age a Baw grant carted tor a & thist] entionally.dr nak 0 tree Sigh gate ae satel se whet iy ichicehe ‘sclesidan had retired earlier than 6 very few. ee nothing that man could do could check . ) iried % pliites 6f sabirit’] wile Ahetd The unusual ham are dull times succeeding, had left us really . ! thy a spalling togk brought qo}the . This terrible calamity has made . ‘him ithose who have familes, and whose all . is gone, appeal in mute but touching accents for immediate aid. Many are . . and children are . } ge . nial, hoyhx@sandl oWloftes> THR Grid . . this hour of trial will ever be held by us . » furniture anid) spread as éxtensively’ in 4¢ as sands of ‘mal aayach Hall gl ond dixtareey $900} reor ,CAIPTOR ive Abt tu, . ae Be St 4 emi. a: na Rover on foscknon'r.—The followin this city M npc si is. that the Union. x-}-Gente?.Roatn,. BOOTS AND S moks,Consisting of Ladie® Misses’ a Balmorals, Gaite é Slippers, d¢. “Prom the best Manafctir Philadelphia ani eee ew v Yor, ”? wee Se Reaminer?* ; ‘This. Sa rather rough’ dn the eri or i : ' [present canvass and that conducted by (David C: Broderick in 1859.” Mr, Brodjetick met’ the sane’ kind of ‘violent op-, that-Gorham does how. Like:Gorham, much attached to him, both for his perpeat ‘aoa — believed in:the depth-of his conWet jens and the’ sincerity of his haart sat . Ae i stint Me ras Tot, A esd tour _ sa ges the State pling ump: march, resem was was like a fr] riani’s tecént tour’ bry this +d Mr: Gortiant iSacramento, which -was attended steamboat load of friénds ‘fron’ . Gor(Francis¢o. Many, ea aun 8 Like. Brod., Sane ons dik roderi jerick te ae a selfmadeé man ;, like him] f phe . battled with tha ok chivalry: Lave the ines of the,,Demooratic.party, and like he has »many «devoted. personal friends who stand by hit wamoved and apps of principled enemies: mevarim ree ¢ i os ? a rr : fi ra ii F . BORN. wanes ————. In yo ci th » Angie 1 rth,’ der, to the wife of ne neem CRRRIVALS Av ‘tite’ PA TEON AL. EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Stree, stewnda: City; California. RANGA, & MASE, Props. W Evans en Angust 20,, 1867. E pei aie ne 3 a GH > Sacramento wa a Holbrook Nwktenee eel? Fr derhohes 3 Heakin Virgie. 4 Closhey H Gosmer‘ Paine Nevada P A Payne Lake City McPeak Grass Valle JC Woodward do Pa Penn Valle ae both ol of mT te § +iS*99 Reon = n't Arrived froma Werane & the East! Late‘Ot the'Geriian Hobp Hoépital, San Francisco. ne DR KE B, oman ¢. tha es Mishemt che och STH ‘wit, ‘without’ ott bot ete thou a ladies 2 ted, th if the’ t deck: Soe to al mai blood 1 1Soften ‘treatmen ap pane ao 5 Saat poe je Ae om & & cired ea acs of the cal ic) NO MEDICINES UskD! . ". has caused such ‘wonder: among Sires tor ns} bee woe grein but #t was-of no avail: oiiac 9 rent,» a ne ie teat oasgé aio ainbyti ‘th Siva Sa GRowNb-LIMallboryA& Co., pogo ar hem nt Ss thal: Geta Rionds ete s it is,”'s bi if Ade! As ng. 3 "B=" By oye! Fehotight ie was! ‘the . , nai Caan te there is Bde : latity, says ™the “Appeal, between, the! ‘position from @: few vindictive enemies . he had -hasts.of friends, whe wore yeny ties and, 1 pave ‘phitoni. amd . spect. : Hehad also, sok plane vr ho undaunted bythe” unjust onpaty and of un ie Sir aie se . investi. Hor seat eamer. I also have = fall tat dla) : ft ASHORE FEIN DINGSS«. 4: ¥Miller's Ce brated Harness ing, Néeats Foot Paes! peenck oe Bae Linin Skins, Sole Leathes, ces eSTaste and i and in ‘act ict everything tobe te mania 4 Finding Store. . eee Repairing done in the very best syle. ‘4 Boots and. Shoes made to order,’ ,4nd.a-good fit warranted ip. every case. T of. my, own 2. .alw: and will Jel! say Goods gold om er than any other Ho ee “this iw ‘city. ouse in ae REMEMBER THE CORNER THD e ‘\ BMPIRE LIVERY STABLE: BROAD STREET, NEVADA City," Opposite the, National an ene 7 sAxBY, & "LANCASTER, ot, of; raed nd C. ae mee din. t! ma at cues. + Wa ons and” dees the she tbe on Pe terms. Our Horses are free e 6 Save and a va aed of going * dant aa prompinees, mtléman ‘cares any th with . Good, Saddle Horses always on hand, for,.Funerals att Horsés boarded by the day, week or nionth, Nercle bee Soe A LANA ‘Nevada; Dec. ei ” cn THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND. ° "This side of San Francisco is kept at "uso" the Store of . ae os KE. JOHNSTON; * Broad street, nearly opposite National Ex. ‘* ghange Hotel, Nevada City. , ¢ Mirrors ae. EVER ¥YTHING }G088_CHEAP FOR CASH. BPHOLSTERING: and’ REPAIRING. _ Done at the shortest notice. >" 1 ee Gall and examine the peak tet Ry CRAWFORD, {COMMEROIAL STREET RETAIL yo ia —_ § TA rT. I, o N ER Y Sheet Music, ' AYbums, Gold Pens, Mouldings, ‘ Engraving, ke. KC, KC Pictare Frames, orany size, made to order : EW 7Constabte and Justice's Blanie on hand. Nevada Tron &,, Brass Hguntty. DEALER BL iy. aM ENGINES ‘AND BOILERS built to t CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of: every QUAKE X MACHINERY Co atrinted. fitted x repaired, . f Bail Casti w Crist, yt rk ils! horse. esa and, car acs whet iia proip imptly andat as ioor gan Fras a8. ‘any Establishment in Sacramento ‘cisco— tadded. Nevada, t. toth. BRUGH & THOM . UNION: LIVERY. STABLE wor’ of, radia and Broad Streets. Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada. PEARS ak “eCoweEN:: : fle ‘Carriages ‘end Buggies. To Leton the mqst-Beasonable Terms. ba 4 os NTR ie ee Waeies Cetet:: yuperais will pefirnishy

cxonsee. eonnam. . =: JOHN P. JONES. WILLIAM HIGRBY. icing <n fanaa —— 9,005 For Supreme Ju For Supt. . ¢ Horth tet Jeon. B. GENTRY, of Nevada. —— #% SPE ack OS ° @. K. whe eae eal a Ready. District Attorney, B. JOHNSON, of N of: North Sar Josm_. NP, BROWN; of { Nevada, as restate” E. M. & StNG Sean. : ae 2p Ram: : LAS. — ‘Supervisor dat: Disteiee~GROo B> NWEWALL. a S CMR AP Nee prowess reg John Curre r Ye ‘or Comaiy 2 Judg 2992 aO€NiLRG, of Nevada. ev iw " foreies Merrines“LHoii. E: W. Roberts, pa a oy _ the Senate, and J, B, dehnson, : District Attorney will address. ‘the people at the following times, end pieeens OMERA. »-ss.jleccesesoer eng han ~ 21, Ballet bee aeeviadTnpeeieg dag: TE Gints Vallegrnies ordre, 34 ‘ “Meadow Lake. iveng oe ednesday, Aug. 98. ‘Coburn’ 8 Station...-Friday, Aug. 80. ~sqaowy beotdasap vk atofrrm iff J. C, Palmer andH. G, Rolltils’ a add? the Aspembly,; will.address: mney ‘at. the ‘fol ind p 8: : Columbia ii. seeesess gerund or Meadow Lake...++++ 4 peace. pore “ever since itd anne 8 a ‘enunciated the dogma that there must in every popi¢ty, exist an clement ofthe ‘seme, c) as the slaves of .the, South, has eaeavored to: pone ae. era,of the North “were dealqnased vy pin fame ‘aud. sills. of sos eri en o the sub stratum’ on which the ‘ wer classes build: at oe ’ png California, the _ Democratic fet encouraged the immigration of, Chinese,and i in 1852 that party attethpted to pais a law,the dbject of which was'to establish Coolivism in the State.., Colfroth, whe is now ras . ocratic sandidate, for Congress, voted for this law. Its-0 was to make contiaéts imade it! China binding in this State. . The result’ would have ‘Peon to flood the: State with a ¢lass of laborers with which ‘no frée' tai ‘could compete. Rae he’ efforts” of ‘Berhoéracy ® +6 “intro: ‘duce Codlié labor have not ceased: In Kentucky the Bemotrate party headed by the Louisville; Journal; has attempted a scheme for the introduction of Cooli¢ Jabor iité.that State, ag &-substitute for Slave labor; ‘Bocletiied sel th been formed for, this, ghject, and, had it not been os the, objection made by. 2 ee Congress, Kentucky would. now any.,.Coolies, This is the oF Daisasate Dasieaets wai y upon, the question of unskilled labor: \»/Phat party has always} 2 takan op Phar which, was one ‘to doqry, th eee Sa pital . lines , ronments the South, amar thee fod! th nae hea Tee ‘great matto: et end a eco Bl soil.and fe) pentane Miike Sateiteg ae at of toil. There4#id' dh¥. F the Unjted cymes the Almight Pac yoo: . Cottam th ie jy eee ra sk else, will be th if the mati bee CE.—Afteér going ‘the i thé stand one vabelaies _ ck by eg be, . tween <a ht and St hey ‘i id and & very poor ayMie *) Remere ny eer oe anid. de op eae “Lincoln in . _ 1.1864, but their motives were different. “. It is said ShaStHdigW¥ cé@ld Ht go the . ) ‘emancipation proclamation because it perce siete Who Would Ha Fee . . icome the property of hinwife. Stanley . ) ‘left Norgh Sarees boreee. & school ‘was opened, to, 1 to ‘read . } and President pr ree would not let shim close it. A> ‘two Year old nego baiby wi mind of the old man visions of negro equality! and” he ‘Yan “away ‘foin “the ‘State, resignéd. the: Govetnorship and! \denounged, Lineoln. ,'The difference is ‘this: while Stanley ran away from the . “nigger baby Haight ran after it but both brought’ ‘up “in ‘the Dértiécratic PWIA TEdOD 1 STANLEY’s ‘SPEECH.+-Eds. Stanley ar: rived in this city;qn Monday, unheraldsave & Hs 6 vloced wind “Pre caxsidEeablet e got a, gentleman from rk uohheda Flat io Pade at Pee aa and after censor as iinlin-. 7] dependent man, standing ‘Upon hb j . ty. platform, he_s to. abuse,’ ‘. ham and, -ealogise Haight.’ whom: a .,. designated ‘as “honest Henry: Haight: oy . ‘This is rather ‘significant: when it ‘is known that Haight said “when a man ‘was Gésigiihféd ‘as hoidest Citawas good evidence’ he “would :stéal’”” Stanley quoted from the: life af: “old. Abe., Lincoln,” as he styled our lamented Presiident, but he forgot té tell his audience ; ‘than 1862, which was before the “negro questidn™ was raised in the war, as the issued until:1863i : ‘We have: not. time no indlihation ‘to, follow hid arguments, . for they consisted: of the “ ‘shallow’ sophistry and demagoguiam for: ‘which a political life of newrly. Walt 4” Century has so well fitted Stanley, and were intended to draw votes nak Unign party to his . friend, and fellow apgatate from, Republicanism, H.Haight. He used the most visupen ous language, and pronouneed.Johnson . He poured out all-the vindictive abuse fot which his embitterda “nature. and disappointed ambitions ‘so well qualify . { him, ‘upon ‘the hedd of Gorath; ana gave a highly eulogistic sketch of Stan: ley’s public services: and’ disinterésted ts bal Haight * Whea' ‘he, subsided hee ere, v, bi iam, Phlowea by oe 8 oh en and Soniigeas: Three ‘cheers. were then given for Stanley and Haight, by éd about tho'stand, Ria ‘thidy” Were _followed iby aleafeniug wheers for . when the meeting adjourned. f and’) made votes ie sae) by. his, 44% eyada, . TBE nosis Pores ro nets an . The interest Brag Whe” ALN were Roped . . when ae ah pee ey end 6th were . . bboy Alh remaining, bonnetless, stockingless and . ' ". that:noné df His. qubtationy Weis later! Emancipation Proclamation: . was» not . $3 abd Sewer the bestanén of he Geitry. . for ti 4 1fuid kilde of hohiialboho ciao are) ; ON aban i per, OTTO, from placer ior’ gruluh gold . * iggings, and $80, 000,000. from yuaits p eda es # ovis ate ty rsows Pe ks De] ‘he [served the fire -were powerless to resist its progress. The town, as you are . . uce . Welkpygre, was byiltef ghe most comp) ‘or i Liwkao ‘Dustible material, and the buildings for . the most part are compactly joined. — § dit the ‘Union . The citizens , were, sogn, aroused, but . the rapid and increasing volume of the . . ifire that pai", 2 village in a isheet of flame e fire seemed to . spread in all directions simultaneously, sel land so quickly was it upen us that ‘scarcely an . Some ‘saved a few ‘articles of urniture and clothing, and a few keepsakes ; others jretreated. with what they could put . hastily on. Two or three were confined . ' CAZ0 IIb their beds by sickness: and were carjare congratulating themselves on their . jescape with only Nature’s gauzy covjering. .A few residences out-skirting ‘the town alone remain, in which are lstored the Breeigns kes of . } lour villagé— mati Wives a ur Siaren of jour stricken population. severity of the past Winter, and the poor. very matiy d@titufe. WWeGre d hopeful people, but the sorrow-stricken faces of destitute of clothing. uddled together i in the few houses yet ae pommonest,, axticles of omen shoeless, without the shelter of a permanent home, or the price of one. dition of our people appeal strongly to the generosity of the: citizens of the bounty, and we assure, aid extended in “. inl Grateful remembrance. Horiddecshy’ mo human life was lost. A horse belonging to Mr: MY. “Wodlsdy was burned todeath, and others were barely rescued. Subjoined I send a list of the principal losses sustained by our citizens, collated from the lips of the losers: ; John McBean, d np ems Lue: Hershey, butcher. chop. meat and stable; 000, ‘John + hotel, af bane a a Q sick, and furni. Eiward Brimskill, store and goods; . Vai. & Morrison, stare, ‘aad Jonis Shubener, dry goods: and clothing, $: _M. Dulac. § saloon : and fixtures, $1, 000. use and ‘ Chris. . Welch, @ Govelitng” ho furniture, $1,500.. Dillon, welling ener saen and fixtures, $1,000 . "Hassel Buissnian, howl btock, $2 eta “dainage’ +6 orchard, i Jacob Dr. W:G. ‘Atbaii, furniture and clothing, $500. ad tast RW. McKee, ret $150.

Leopold Gartlid“hdtise R150: (igo gI00. Brown, farnivure and clothie: = enry~ Kohler, store. , dwelling . potsondm héuse arial Stable, A Chiirlés Hilzédvecker, galdorf afid fix. ¥ tures, $1,500. John Janséi? ees $800. Conia Git hotel, .etock and. furhiture, a i aD pha F +). Sanitiel niture, . M. Kreig, post office, éaloon' und-fize . tures, 1000)" 2% YiuNOD bousia we . “rag ' . PWw6 Tutidbea years age a Baw grant carted tor a & thist] entionally.dr nak 0 tree Sigh gate ae satel se whet iy ichicehe ‘sclesidan had retired earlier than 6 very few. ee nothing that man could do could check . ) iried % pliites 6f sabirit’] wile Ahetd The unusual ham are dull times succeeding, had left us really . ! thy a spalling togk brought qo}the . This terrible calamity has made . ‘him ithose who have familes, and whose all . is gone, appeal in mute but touching accents for immediate aid. Many are . . and children are . } ge . nial, hoyhx@sandl oWloftes> THR Grid . . this hour of trial will ever be held by us . » furniture anid) spread as éxtensively’ in 4¢ as sands of ‘mal aayach Hall gl ond dixtareey $900} reor ,CAIPTOR ive Abt tu, . ae Be St 4 emi. a: na Rover on foscknon'r.—The followin this city M npc si is. that the Union. x-}-Gente?.Roatn,. BOOTS AND S moks,Consisting of Ladie® Misses’ a Balmorals, Gaite é Slippers, d¢. “Prom the best Manafctir Philadelphia ani eee ew v Yor, ”? wee Se Reaminer?* ; ‘This. Sa rather rough’ dn the eri or i : ' [present canvass and that conducted by (David C: Broderick in 1859..” Mr, Brodjetick met’ the sane’ kind of ‘violent op-, that-Gorham does how.. Like:Gorham, much attached to him, both for his perpeat ‘aoa — believed in:the depth-of his conWet jens and the’ sincerity of his haart sat . Ae i stint Me ras Tot, A esd tour _ sa ges the State pling ump: march, resem was was like a fr] riani’s tecént tour’ bry this +d Mr: Gortiant iSacramento, which -was attended steamboat load of friénds ‘fron’ . Gor(Francis¢o.. Many, ea aun 8 Like. Brod., Sane ons dik roderi jerick te ae a selfmadeé man ;, like him] f phe . battled with tha ok chivalry: Lave the ines of the,,Demooratic.party, and like he has »many «devoted. personal friends who stand by hit wamoved and apps of principled enemies: mevarim ree ¢ i os ? a rr : fi ra ii F . BORN.. wanes ————. In yo ci th » Angie 1 rth,’ der, to the wife of ne neem CRRRIVALS Av ‘tite’ PA TEON AL. EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Stree, stewnda: City; California. RANGA, & MASE, Props. W Evans en Angust 20,, 1867. E pei aie ne 3 a GH > Sacramento wa a Holbrook Nwktenee eel? Fr derhohes 3 Heakin Virgie. 4 Closhey H Gosmer‘ Paine Nevada P A Payne Lake City McPeak Grass Valle JC Woodward do Pa Penn Valle ae both ol of mT te § +iS*99 Reon = n't Arrived froma Werane & the East! Late‘Ot the'Geriian Hobp Hoépital, San Francisco. ne DR KE B, oman ¢. tha es Mishemt che och STH ‘wit, ‘without’ ott bot ete thou a ladies 2 ted, th if the’ t deck: Soe to al mai blood 1 1Soften ‘treatmen ap pane ao 5 Saat poe je Ae om & & cired ea acs of the cal ic) NO MEDICINES UskD! . ". has caused such ‘wonder: among Sires tor ns} bee woe grein but #t was-of no avail: oiiac 9 rent,» a ne ie teat oasgé aio ainbyti ‘th Siva Sa GRowNb-LIMallboryA& Co., pogo ar hem nt Ss thal: Geta Rionds ete s it is,”'s bi if Ade! As ng. 3 "B=" By oye! Fehotight ie was! ‘the . , nai Caan te there is Bde : latity, says ™the “Appeal, between, the! ‘position from @: few vindictive enemies . he had -hasts.of friends, whe wore yeny ties and, 1 pave ‘phitoni. amd . spect. : Hehad also, sok plane vr ho undaunted bythe” unjust onpaty and of un ie Sir aie se . investi. Hor seat eamer. I also have = fall tat dla) : ft ASHORE FEIN DINGSS«. 4: ¥Miller's Ce brated Harness ing, Néeats Foot Paes! peenck oe Bae Linin Skins, Sole Leathes, ces eSTaste and i and in ‘act ict everything tobe te mania 4 Finding Store. . eee Repairing done in the very best syle. ‘4 Boots and. Shoes made to order,’ ,4nd.a-good fit warranted ip. every case. T of. my, own 2. .alw: and will Jel! say Goods gold om er than any other Ho ee “this iw ‘city. ouse in ae REMEMBER THE CORNER THD e ‘\ BMPIRE LIVERY STABLE: BROAD STREET, NEVADA City," Opposite the, National an ene 7 sAxBY, & "LANCASTER, ot, of; raed nd C. ae mee din. t! ma at cues. + Wa ons and” dees the she tbe on Pe terms. Our Horses are free e 6 Save and a va aed of going * dant aa prompinees, mtléman ‘cares any th with . Good, Saddle Horses always on hand, for,.Funerals att Horsés boarded by the day, week or nionth, Nercle bee Soe A LANA ‘Nevada; Dec. ei ” cn THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND. ° "This side of San Francisco is kept at "uso" the Store of . ae os KE. JOHNSTON; * Broad street, nearly opposite National Ex. ‘* ghange Hotel, Nevada City. , ¢ Mirrors ae. EVER ¥YTHING }G088_CHEAP FOR CASH. BPHOLSTERING: and’ REPAIRING. _ Done at the shortest notice. >" 1 ee Gall and examine the peak tet Ry CRAWFORD, {COMMEROIAL STREET RETAIL yo ia —_ § TA rT. I, o N ER Y Sheet Music, ' AYbums, Gold Pens, Mouldings, ‘ Engraving, ke. KC, KC Pictare Frames, orany size, made to order : EW 7Constabte and Justice's Blanie on hand. Nevada Tron &,, Brass Hguntty. DEALER BL iy. aM ENGINES ‘AND BOILERS built to t CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of: every QUAKE X MACHINERY Co atrinted. fitted x repaired, . f Bail Casti w Crist, yt rk ils! horse. esa and, car acs whet iia proip imptly andat as ioor gan Fras a8. ‘any Establishment in Sacramento ‘cisco— tadded. Nevada, t. toth. BRUGH & THOM . UNION: LIVERY. STABLE wor’ of, radia and Broad Streets. Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada. PEARS ak “eCoweEN:: : fle ‘Carriages ‘end Buggies. To Leton the mqst-Beasonable Terms. ba 4 os NTR ie ee Waeies Cetet:: yuperais will pefirnishy