February 3, 1871 (4 pages)

Corruption Exposed. LIST OF Nos, 18404 177757 18482 10129 45268 12178 wirere epotie . 94854-40405 7870-4658. . are %, prone rt their ulation This and partizans. are too sake of party to hide volicy may de @ 8986 44925 86788 12313 2194 42700 29942 48083 24545) 81618 41825. 40868} 22551 33127 2790 1412 14061 41543 Phat ath Wicd tinued, But i favor of reform their-desire will be 16620.1670@ 16166 (9046 45280 39820 . 6148 16400 14568 84995 80335 26199 . ovideridsd “bf id Fearless! expSsate of . 37180 "1680 13480 dosis 474% 42347 . frauds. By such, @ course alone-can the honesty . of party be preserved. A stern’ Geterniination among. niembers . 48733 44288 16855: 1138 of a party to tear away the vail which hides coprapsion -fronr: the:pooplerwill ‘do moréexo insure a faithful and hones public servive t than all other agencies combined. This isthe “course which Congress seema to,.have determined “upon. Members have already been ex: peélled for corraption; 444.now we have . . the fearless exposure-of 4 job by which it was proposed to swindle the Govern ~ ment,entof; half, million -dollars. The swindle hadiso far succeeded that the order was drawn by the PostmasterGeneral for ite rment, when it was Soiigronn by” Dawoe-and-. 8807 25082, 40n54 11448 the whole’ scheme exposed, This ex‘posure should, be-followed by:a rigid "investigation; and Céséna, wlio imposed on the’ becrssad of . fella Con17498 £ arrested ia pope be removed. ate onge.”: This investis grtion and severe ly pun shed will do inuch to put an end to the. attempts of, and iis agents in Congress exposure if follow _ by ape the ‘lobby 84612 24209° 44011 1283 ale A oll ‘1 717k 2668" 15261 ‘498502 24 198. 9677 . 4942 41881 23827; 88675, 35109 15387) 145049 15828 4081148684 9565 32597 + . 42212 42089 46486 47865 2750 7469, 87344 19076 40025. 81483 24044 26860 19685°'6204' 89171 372 24651 19846 '29859.21494 15672 17814 81049. 41484 46085 19980 22857 7189 16441 '18274) 46584 80216 49988 25678 20866, ‘44766 17657-80973 22789. 46288.454141:20498 8280445626002 19605 8119 33538 5751 ‘46042 11897-41164, 87878. 4764 35765 . 7280 8687 2591 28077: 34753' 41000 7406 42271. 1406. 30592.19777 26886. 19410, (1888 90768 18616°.37850° 42786, 82454 . ) 12464 18082" 16924 14458 24096 5963 14997, 34201. 7061 89996 5303 28871 13612 15857: 13618 28442 86090 29747. 84076, 36445 89747: 40214 46169 22585’ 20628: 8021: 88944 40797. $1303.203886 98397: +:. 89 6859 29958 83081 11047 19483 10052 . . 84862-21048 -89540-80859-490242015: WHICH DREW { years.” Although utes uatil the nearest engines were on hand it seemed bulf'an hour, so rapidity . . did the flames spread from bujldi ft building. Some’30 buildings® vantuet Lstroyed._ The fire crossed D. aie aed . 29 sP I, the . whole of the east. side of the Hetreet. At dne tine McKay’s stabl was on fire and the work 6f tearing the Piper's Opera House, but by the “at ; superhuman exertions of the fire ‘the building was saved. Along D St. ‘both on the east and west sides, the de® struction was. almost sweeping: House out-on C street, nothing’ could: be done. Some fiteniéh who went into the front (Of the'building on the east side of’ D. ‘street did not come back, and it is fearéd that some of them may have perish-. ‘ed. -The hose were pulled out of th ‘building all smoking and roasting, put me firemen came with them or the piper ‘Two. men are reported to have “been ‘burned to death in Mrs Sherman’s lodg. ibe house ; mét say that. they saw’ ‘tiem thrusting” their lands through} ‘the windows, afterwards falling back: into the flames, while othera aay they, got out upon a balcony and finally slid down awhing posts in the ‘rear to D street.” The firé was so intensely hot’ thatit_was almost impossible ‘for th firemen to work in the PATIO te ‘building was begun in order to save} after house went, and-the water giving . percents THE Income Tax. —The ‘Senate ‘and tatives ha committee, t the bill was sent to the House, The” latter’ . body-claiming uader the Constitutionthe right to originate all measures afs fécting revenue} sent it’back, and now the Senate asks a conference, which is qi ‘in favor of the repeal of theainggme tax jentirely. A CORRESPONDENY of tie Yolo Demof the State University pocketed ten ‘thousand, dollafs on the purchase of the-bearding school buildings. The. Alta says the smelting works of “Thos. H.’Selby & “Co. have grown into the largest reduction establishment on ‘the continent. Over 100 men are em-~ ployed/atiintthe works? . M + jrecent experiments with tor does. in ithe Elbe, some of them broke loose and floated into the ocean. ‘It thinks there his a possibility of some,.vessel coming ‘in contact with one of these stray mon‘sters that “would Hor’ pay she slightest} respect to neutral bottoms.” A RELIGIOUS society in Rbecibiel: ScdPspd, recently Miscussed the ques~ d tion, whether reading the almanac on . Sunday: is! consistent. ‘with : Christian’ 8498 19382 87738 46062.38599 40187 9781. 4188 48972 4656 1878 2408. site 82115 16285 44824 216 20888 99349 46470-22463. 21 23665 ‘at . 18489 85221 40057 17189. 35404: 18085 to perpetrate such swindies, We hope . 2078 81489 91100-8061 2084 11896 -42210that the recent well directed ‘efforts in Congress t6 pdt’an end to corruption will be favored ‘by honest’ men’ of all BIT1S STITT 86945-25987 7667" 40559 . 88758. 84495 80268. 41260. 1713:26829 5255 38984 12510 16949 87997 49080 parties, irtespecti¥ve of party lite’ or party ties, and régardless whether the exposure. slall effect friend: . of 'foe. Such-s policy <arried outin State and national politics, would soon drive the rogues out of public office ‘and “secure loebt'and efficient yout in ‘eng serhehe ewR teat ah wice. als a Pe Shee . Convenes Thi Consent, patter, a, session. of, three at Sacramento adjourned ging die. ay: Mining and Mining StaRie Pacific Coast was organri ufeau o of. an 0 composed: by the election o resident. oreign Consuls. Hiaiiley, of meda, W. oh Consul of thé North Getman! Confed eration}! did 'Catiile Métis, of Spain. and complete the work on: a sth’ at the Lick House, The Directors are to meet Ran Fianelaco otis 5 ‘Pacheco > Gear Ce aie The’ . corps” are ‘still at work: ‘upon yy lin via Ourquines Straits and ‘San ‘Pablo to Oakland; making what. they call a . ) locating survey, with all the caleula. ’ tions foncute, curves, fillings, ete. with . ) all ' adeuracy that would’ be reSims} %s ae spitle soe adopted. ilar, surveys culations will be mii of several so routes sbalore either is 43186 -48298 21098 5915 20461 8268 20418 27106/8970F 28816 23049" 10581 47821 38298 88747 23005. 8877,.30025 pee 82486 22501 4.4784 21089 1225. 47326'89958 46966-19007 81218, 24986. 4764 19845 22718 86930 2043910877 12135, 6180 28588 8836 42115 6189. 3860 2821827989 5247 43188 23854 45001 11808 4879 83772 34681 41882 6266 28451: 47355 19644 8405 20111 49114 . 8980824920 28218 20442 44136 44048 6612 17461 1079° 10995 47468 ‘87097 8750 12186 95074 81125 5548 9106 27308 4787 41701 41519 4824 23486 3045 6617 {. 48571, 86029.88907. 34806) 30070 5875" from each county and ‘the: 19654 25584 40776 21468 42473 7128 The. affairs are to be d by,a Board of Dinesdoek. Pee Bree tors are Col.-J, Berpone ‘Hutchine, of Butte; R: vita; H. Linden, of Alaker, Engliah Consal.at: San Francisco; L. a4 C.: Daisenberg, 2682848577: 81407 29716 17755 48822 29836 27507 84277 20459 90165 14631 22814 4461 42711 12877 12663 9635 40084 88424 15140 11058 8296 10820 48605 41832 24774 15148-37186 3090' 28368 28991 2178 47536 7844 4756 660088990 81938. 41037 12885 477 ~} 11696 5181 20032 28838 85114 pone: 4815. 41109 84937 42983 3828/7697 32882 46825 48827 49011 4899 40128 . 48481995 41715 27025 27486 37419 21986 6455 49720 8287 2832541625-. 35948 35310 40202 23710" 36852 42308 ae 1004 15027" 85156" 18847 91682 “Fa1t" Rl 9607 15877 47284 87497 1 16660: 41205 19256 21446 299140417 48505" 117186 47461 23198 15809 47486 3100 189945, 22196 89612 44906 .83919 24000 49919 33506 41359 2618 29988 85758 26129 48104 6544 10333" 21428 82511 Minixa ACCIDENT. — Wednesday last ‘John Gribble, a miner working tinder ‘ground at the Idaho mine, says the \Grasy Valley Union, had his right arm “ah ler woinan vad Retonted rather badly, hurt by a rock falling up. ! toy her husband ‘the sothur day on othe of theft, she pote taken away oped‘ with a “whieni she él e Justice nergeegee: her, oe ‘that, wife could pagberty ‘from her husband, = A with, Dearing date of “iebe, 6 has eee fraudulent in Providence eatiiee cosbekee ie tee : 4 msm tan ea Senne greatly froth less of blood before Dr. © pases avho was immediately « sumteal . moned; could ‘reach; ‘him. The artery however was properly secured and the singular fact that accidents ir the ‘mines come like -epidemics, For the last three weeks. we have hada séties e * PHILADELPHIA is coming: te the ton. . i iclaslon that it is “overbuilt;’"and that} . prepeny. ‘being depreciated in conse. ) Probate ‘Matters. ‘a. on him, ‘The artery at the wrist was ‘severed, and the wounded man suffered . . wounded man is doing ‘well. Is, dasa } ‘of severe A eicne ‘and band x mele . hope The Final. The funeral of the Portnguste, who’ died at» Washington, took place from’ Titi" t MRS TL rT terday, and was largely attended. by, his countrymen and friends, es riteanise In the estates of Thotiad ake vst Peter Burke, orders made in the Proauthorizing the ‘sale of Teal estate’ should not be made, . eke. oo a a MAnsHAL Ranpdon, who died a few" Russia, Saxony and France. He com¢ manded the battalion which, went from . Grenoble to oppose the advance of Na-' poleonon his retern from Elba, and answered’ the Emperors memorable words: “If any of you desire to fire upon his ‘Emperor, behold him here Lia . ? by calling” upon them to fire; opney, . * of them presented their pieces at Randon, who tarned “hig hiorse’s” hes@*anda . effected his escape: After the revolu-' tion of 1830 lie went to Africa, and] served in the principal campaigns . . downto. 1843. . During the. period. of the Republic and Empire he was succeasively Governor ot Algeria, Minister of War and. Senator. He also took wert in the Italian campaign. ta Pa Louisville Courier.Journad ox Friday last says' the whole State of. ' ‘Kentucky, ia evidenced by the do-. ‘to the necessity of putting.a short and coniplete stop to the Kuklax outrages . . ‘that have done so much to mar its fair ‘fame. It isa Curious story t story that one of" the fitst’bombé thrown into Paris fond itd) way to the témb of Napoleon I, and Shattered the grand dome which arches ‘his it, eating place in the Hotel des wd THE Boston Aiedecaat 8 Teal estate ‘is valued at $200,000, its library and paintings at $21,000, ite. stock, &e.,. at $250,000. of last ‘year’s income. ies ONE thember ry f the Maine Lepiélahis malice.”” + x im a & A NEGRO recently dica ig A gig Shevi se “4 ne the Catholic Church. in thia city, Ten bate Court: for parties to ‘appear on the . , -Bd' dey of Match and show why an order . . days ago, aged’ seventy-six, served in . : the Fitst Napoleon’s last campaigns. int . however, not only: refused, but’ many!. cided tone. .of the press, is waking ‘apl “9 cane A It: has nearly $5,000 united ture recently told another that “there! 4 ives nothing HR eh: ne except ge a (RAFFLE EY” At the Store of Spencer & Pattison petnsiity renin Feb; 11, 1871, . ern oF : Ol PAINT=' Ings, by ReayT,.0! Artisis. sand Dollars will be Raliled { for $600. bisque THROW. . ui) * , The “OLD OAKEN ae cost $850. axv HIGHEST. *A MARINE VEEW.° Cont $s 25. HIGHS, = VENING — LEAVING AK vem.” Cost $125.0 . ‘cn HIGHEST. 1b “JkCOR IN THE HOUSE or LABON.? . Gost $110. bre HIGHEST.’ . “ BOAZ . AND RUTH, THE GLEANOR» Cost oan. LOWES? THROW. ' ae 300 » whe dae’ at $2.00 engh. Pee a seen’ at the, Store SRENOER-& PAPTIBON. OF Call and see them, ene rane at PACIFIC RULROUD. Sagal “hi Toe 22. gt ean . Tain 1671. Detly excep'd ss paisa poe 7.00 am ** 112.10 fae “TSP ocrat intimates that one of the Regents . , a fue London :Shipping: Gazette jis . @.l\glarmed ‘over the fact that duritg the *. doat'é the importer. over One Thou‘) and safe FAMIL : ANSON’ Ww. LESTER, nie tale Ane 's PEEET:: be it £00 Pie eyryee 0 . 4 EC tl Be ee igae =e rl . Pn $6 the value of Prizes, be. « on receipt of .Bifty.cents.in.poatage.stam ps, . This action is entirely unauthorized by us, and he has no means of farfishisg éuch information, The object of his adver. uae se verdant, and WE do, DOL: déem any of Me patrons. {édlish eno enough. ‘to respond with Fifty. Cgnts, vaso Any intormation: required will be ‘cheerfully er ‘free of expense, by ‘addressing,., :« ; R, L. GuINNAN, ‘Secretary. “Nevada € Gy, Januarv 28th, 1871. i The Official List of the drawing is now being arranged numerically; and will be printed in hook ‘form and furs nished to all otr agents about the 15th ‘OF 20th, of February; 1871. NEVADA LOTTERY. regard to the value of their prize, drawn lin the Nevada Lottery, with a careful deecription of the article,-w th the probable Kxpress holders, can get such information by en ‘ing a letter with 50 cents in P. U. Stamps E. B. HOPKINSON, Nevada ee JB "Refers by permisson to ‘the following gentlemen : G. K, Crawford, City Treasurer. Dr, A. Chapman. 8. N. Stranahan, tal Wm. L. Tisdale, Esq. i = Sain Gow: Judges. aaa On. B: -B. 1. Allen, Supt. Gas gery Chas. Kent, Esq. Cc. = ig Esq. . . j ige e _ evada and Mountoi okon foeER! THE cunt OF ‘Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough, Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchial Affections. This celebrated Medicine was formeziy prt ‘up in New York by Dr. Levings, and upon its Own mer.ts obtained fur itself an immense demand witheut renew (AS 8 reliabe NG it has never been equalled. Hou of the ingtedieuts in ite composition are known to every housewile ia the co md it will -caueseeasy: expecwration i minutes to one hour, Ifyou bavean Cold, Try-it, in case of: Croup, “Ery it. In case of Wheoping Cough, Try it : ' It is the ask Medicine for the L kowe diseases ever Asnown’! ] For Sale by PRESTON ‘& WAIRCHIBD. Nevada. Jan, sceaiag . & EK MULLOX . LESTER & MULLOY, (Procetins, Provisions, Case Goods ( Mei wes Ne. 58. Broad Street. LOUR, BACON; HAMS, LARD and ak sorts of PROVISIONS. on hand, _ New Goods constantly received from the $ mrEaees aaa aeemerene bar teen to ae us aeete jubpcled Ae LESTER & UAT ULAR i'd sie: ‘Nevada. Tron and Brass Foundry, ' Spring ign Nevada City, California. bP Pe HK, tir : )) ALL KINDS CF Se bg ‘ON —~AND— “Brass Castings, iz and Saw Mill Machimery, RIEAM ENGINES, PUMPS,. DERRICKS, CAR-WHEELS, ae eee j . fate +s Reduced Prices. : 4 fat Te ‘piv tae, . THEATRE CANDY ‘ STAND. poe ‘GOWN SENNER, Propcieter. Ga.) Theat bate Bs apt, . . URING the the COSMOPOLITAN BXEISIexcessive use of tobacco was what cut. ‘i EE gs = sees i mee’ “6, dahl ea (slat A ee -Minent Oamdien, Nutsassorted ‘pizions desiring reliable informationin = charges on urticles to be forwarded; to ticketodie jfttjous carefully packed an and torward: des James Monro, President Board SuperviBide LEVANCG’ S SYRUP OF , HOARHOUND & ELECAMPANE bers and the

Corruption Exposed. LIST OF Nos, 18404 177757 18482 10129 45268 12178 wirere epotie . 94854-40405 7870-4658. . are %, prone rt their ulation This and partizans. are too sake of party to hide volicy may de @ 8986 44925 86788 12313 2194 42700 29942 48083 24545) 81618 41825. 40868} 22551 33127 2790 1412 14061 41543 Phat ath Wicd tinued, But i favor of reform their-desire will be 16620.1670@ 16166 (9046 45280 39820 . 6148 16400 14568 84995 80335 26199 . ovideridsd “bf id Fearless! expSsate of . 37180 "1680 13480 dosis 474% 42347 . frauds. By such, @ course alone-can the honesty . of party be preserved. A stern’ Geterniination among. niembers . 48733 44288 16855: 1138 of a party to tear away the vail which hides coprapsion -fronr: the:pooplerwill ‘do moréexo insure a faithful and hones public servive t than all other agencies combined. This isthe “course which Congress seema to,.have determined “upon. Members have already been ex: peélled for corraption; 444.now we have . . the fearless exposure-of 4 job by which it was proposed to swindle the Govern ~ ment,entof; half, million -dollars. The swindle hadiso far succeeded that the order was drawn by the PostmasterGeneral for ite rment, when it was Soiigronn by” Dawoe-and-. 8807 25082, 40n54 11448 the whole’ scheme exposed, This ex‘posure should, be-followed by:a rigid "investigation; and Céséna, wlio imposed on the’ becrssad of . fella Con17498 £ arrested ia pope be removed. ate onge.”: This investis grtion and severe ly pun shed will do inuch to put an end to the. attempts of, and iis agents in Congress exposure if follow _ by ape the ‘lobby 84612 24209° 44011 1283 ale A oll ‘1 717k 2668" 15261 ‘498502 24 198. 9677 . 4942 41881 23827; 88675, 35109 15387) 145049 15828 4081148684 9565 32597 + . 42212 42089 46486 47865 2750 7469, 87344 19076 40025. 81483 24044 26860 19685°'6204' 89171 372 24651 19846 '29859.21494 15672 17814 81049. 41484 46085 19980 22857 7189 16441 '18274) 46584 80216 49988 25678 20866, ‘44766 17657-80973 22789. 46288.454141:20498 8280445626002 19605 8119 33538 5751 ‘46042 11897-41164, 87878. 4764 35765 . 7280 8687 2591 28077: 34753' 41000 7406 42271. 1406. 30592.19777 26886. 19410, (1888 90768 18616°.37850° 42786, 82454 . ) 12464 18082" 16924 14458 24096 5963 14997, 34201. 7061 89996 5303 28871 13612 15857: 13618 28442 86090 29747. 84076, 36445 89747: 40214 46169 22585’ 20628: 8021: 88944 40797. $1303.203886 98397: +:. 89 6859 29958 83081 11047 19483 10052 . . 84862-21048 -89540-80859-490242015: WHICH DREW { years.” Although utes uatil the nearest engines were on hand it seemed bulf'an hour, so rapidity . . did the flames spread from bujldi ft building. Some’30 buildings® vantuet Lstroyed._ The fire crossed D. aie aed . 29 sP I, the . whole of the east. side of the Hetreet. At dne tine McKay’s stabl was on fire and the work 6f tearing the Piper's Opera House, but by the “at ; superhuman exertions of the fire ‘the building was saved. Along D St. ‘both on the east and west sides, the de® struction was. almost sweeping: House out-on C street, nothing’ could: be done. Some fiteniéh who went into the front (Of the'building on the east side of’ D. ‘street did not come back, and it is fearéd that some of them may have perish-. ‘ed. -The hose were pulled out of th ‘building all smoking and roasting, put me firemen came with them or the piper ‘Two. men are reported to have “been ‘burned to death in Mrs Sherman’s lodg. ibe house ; mét say that. they saw’ ‘tiem thrusting” their lands through} ‘the windows, afterwards falling back: into the flames, while othera aay they, got out upon a balcony and finally slid down awhing posts in the ‘rear to D street.” The firé was so intensely hot’ thatit_was almost impossible ‘for th firemen to work in the PATIO te ‘building was begun in order to save} after house went, and-the water giving . percents THE Income Tax. —The ‘Senate ‘and tatives ha committee, t the bill was sent to the House, The” latter’ . body-claiming uader the Constitutionthe right to originate all measures afs fécting revenue} sent it’back, and now the Senate asks a conference, which is qi ‘in favor of the repeal of theainggme tax jentirely. A CORRESPONDENY of tie Yolo Demof the State University pocketed ten ‘thousand, dollafs on the purchase of the-bearding school buildings. The. Alta says the smelting works of “Thos. H.’Selby & “Co. have grown into the largest reduction establishment on ‘the continent. Over 100 men are em-~ ployed/atiintthe works? . M + jrecent experiments with tor does. in ithe Elbe, some of them broke loose and floated into the ocean. ‘It thinks there his a possibility of some,.vessel coming ‘in contact with one of these stray mon‘sters that “would Hor’ pay she slightest} respect to neutral bottoms.” A RELIGIOUS society in Rbecibiel: ScdPspd, recently Miscussed the ques~ d tion, whether reading the almanac on . Sunday: is! consistent. ‘with : Christian’ 8498 19382 87738 46062.38599 40187 9781. 4188 48972 4656 1878 2408. site 82115 16285 44824 216 20888 99349 46470-22463. 21 23665 ‘at . 18489 85221 40057 17189. 35404: 18085 to perpetrate such swindies, We hope . 2078 81489 91100-8061 2084 11896 -42210that the recent well directed ‘efforts in Congress t6 pdt’an end to corruption will be favored ‘by honest’ men’ of all BIT1S STITT 86945-25987 7667" 40559 . 88758. 84495 80268. 41260. 1713:26829 5255 38984 12510 16949 87997 49080 parties, irtespecti¥ve of party lite’ or party ties, and régardless whether the exposure. slall effect friend: . of 'foe. Such-s policy <arried outin State and national politics, would soon drive the rogues out of public office ‘and “secure loebt'and efficient yout in ‘eng serhehe ewR teat ah wice. als a Pe Shee . Convenes Thi Consent, patter, a, session. of, three at Sacramento adjourned ging die. ay: Mining and Mining StaRie Pacific Coast was organri ufeau o of. an 0 composed: by the election o resident. oreign Consuls. Hiaiiley, of meda, W. oh Consul of thé North Getman! Confed eration}! did 'Catiile Métis, of Spain. and complete the work on: a sth’ at the Lick House, The Directors are to meet Ran Fianelaco otis 5 ‘Pacheco > Gear Ce aie The’ . corps” are ‘still at work: ‘upon yy lin via Ourquines Straits and ‘San ‘Pablo to Oakland; making what. they call a . ) locating survey, with all the caleula. ’ tions foncute, curves, fillings, ete. with . ) all ' adeuracy that would’ be reSims} %s ae spitle soe adopted. ilar, surveys culations will be mii of several so routes sbalore either is 43186 -48298 21098 5915 20461 8268 20418 27106/8970F 28816 23049" 10581 47821 38298 88747 23005. 8877,.30025 pee 82486 22501 4.4784 21089 1225. 47326'89958 46966-19007 81218, 24986. 4764 19845 22718 86930 2043910877 12135, 6180 28588 8836 42115 6189. 3860 2821827989 5247 43188 23854 45001 11808 4879 83772 34681 41882 6266 28451: 47355 19644 8405 20111 49114 . 8980824920 28218 20442 44136 44048 6612 17461 1079° 10995 47468 ‘87097 8750 12186 95074 81125 5548 9106 27308 4787 41701 41519 4824 23486 3045 6617 {. 48571, 86029.88907. 34806) 30070 5875" from each county and ‘the: 19654 25584 40776 21468 42473 7128 The. affairs are to be d by,a Board of Dinesdoek. Pee Bree tors are Col.-J, Berpone ‘Hutchine, of Butte; R: vita; H. Linden, of Alaker, Engliah Consal.at: San Francisco; L. a4 C.: Daisenberg, 2682848577: 81407 29716 17755 48822 29836 27507 84277 20459 90165 14631 22814 4461 42711 12877 12663 9635 40084 88424 15140 11058 8296 10820 48605 41832 24774 15148-37186 3090' 28368 28991 2178 47536 7844 4756 660088990 81938. 41037 12885 477 ~} 11696 5181 20032 28838 85114 pone: 4815. 41109 84937 42983 3828/7697 32882 46825 48827 49011 4899 40128 . 48481995 41715 27025 27486 37419 21986 6455 49720 8287 2832541625-. 35948 35310 40202 23710" 36852 42308 ae 1004 15027" 85156" 18847 91682 “Fa1t" Rl 9607 15877 47284 87497 1 16660: 41205 19256 21446 299140417 48505" 117186 47461 23198 15809 47486 3100 189945, 22196 89612 44906 .83919 24000 49919 33506 41359 2618 29988 85758 26129 48104 6544 10333" 21428 82511 Minixa ACCIDENT. — Wednesday last ‘John Gribble, a miner working tinder ‘ground at the Idaho mine, says the \Grasy Valley Union, had his right arm “ah ler woinan vad Retonted rather badly, hurt by a rock falling up. ! toy her husband ‘the sothur day on othe of theft, she pote taken away oped‘ with a “whieni she él e Justice nergeegee: her,

oe ‘that, wife could pagberty ‘from her husband, = A with, Dearing date of “iebe, 6 has eee fraudulent in Providence eatiiee cosbekee ie tee : 4 msm tan ea Senne greatly froth less of blood before Dr. © pases avho was immediately « sumteal . moned; could ‘reach; ‘him. The artery however was properly secured and the singular fact that accidents ir the ‘mines come like -epidemics, For the last three weeks. we have hada séties e * PHILADELPHIA is coming: te the ton. . i iclaslon that it is “overbuilt;’"and that} . prepeny. ‘being depreciated in conse. ) Probate ‘Matters. ‘a. on him, ‘The artery at the wrist was ‘severed, and the wounded man suffered . . wounded man is doing ‘well. Is, dasa } ‘of severe A eicne ‘and band x mele . hope The Final. The funeral of the Portnguste, who’ died at» Washington, took place from’ Titi" t MRS TL rT terday, and was largely attended. by, his countrymen and friends, es riteanise In the estates of Thotiad ake vst Peter Burke, orders made in the Proauthorizing the ‘sale of Teal estate’ should not be made, . eke. oo a a MAnsHAL Ranpdon, who died a few" Russia, Saxony and France. He com¢ manded the battalion which, went from . Grenoble to oppose the advance of Na-' poleonon his retern from Elba, and answered’ the Emperors memorable words: “If any of you desire to fire upon his ‘Emperor, behold him here Lia . ? by calling” upon them to fire; opney, . * of them presented their pieces at Randon, who tarned “hig hiorse’s” hes@*anda . effected his escape: After the revolu-' tion of 1830 lie went to Africa, and] served in the principal campaigns . . downto. 1843. . During the. period. of the Republic and Empire he was succeasively Governor ot Algeria, Minister of War and. Senator. He also took wert in the Italian campaign. ta Pa Louisville Courier.Journad ox Friday last says' the whole State of. ' ‘Kentucky, ia evidenced by the do-. ‘to the necessity of putting.a short and coniplete stop to the Kuklax outrages . . ‘that have done so much to mar its fair ‘fame. It isa Curious story t story that one of" the fitst’bombé thrown into Paris fond itd) way to the témb of Napoleon I, and Shattered the grand dome which arches ‘his it, eating place in the Hotel des wd THE Boston Aiedecaat 8 Teal estate ‘is valued at $200,000, its library and paintings at $21,000, ite. stock, &e.,. at $250,000. of last ‘year’s income. ies ONE thember ry f the Maine Lepiélahis malice.”” + x im a & A NEGRO recently dica ig A gig Shevi se “4 ne the Catholic Church. in thia city, Ten bate Court: for parties to ‘appear on the . , -Bd' dey of Match and show why an order . . days ago, aged’ seventy-six, served in . : the Fitst Napoleon’s last campaigns. int . however, not only: refused, but’ many!. cided tone. .of the press, is waking ‘apl “9 cane A It: has nearly $5,000 united ture recently told another that “there! 4 ives nothing HR eh: ne except ge a (RAFFLE EY” At the Store of Spencer & Pattison petnsiity renin Feb; 11, 1871, . ern oF : Ol PAINT=' Ings, by ReayT,.0! Artisis. sand Dollars will be Raliled { for $600. bisque THROW. . ui) * , The “OLD OAKEN ae cost $850. axv HIGHEST. *A MARINE VEEW.° Cont $s 25. HIGHS, = VENING — LEAVING AK vem.” Cost $125.0 . ‘cn HIGHEST. 1b “JkCOR IN THE HOUSE or LABON.? . Gost $110. bre HIGHEST.’ . “ BOAZ . AND RUTH, THE GLEANOR» Cost oan. LOWES? THROW. ' ae 300 » whe dae’ at $2.00 engh. Pee a seen’ at the, Store SRENOER-& PAPTIBON. OF Call and see them, ene rane at PACIFIC RULROUD. Sagal “hi Toe 22. gt ean . Tain 1671. Detly excep'd ss paisa poe 7.00 am ** 112.10 fae “TSP ocrat intimates that one of the Regents . , a fue London :Shipping: Gazette jis . @.l\glarmed ‘over the fact that duritg the *. doat'é the importer. over One Thou‘) and safe FAMIL : ANSON’ Ww. LESTER, nie tale Ane 's PEEET:: be it £00 Pie eyryee 0 . 4 EC tl Be ee igae =e rl . Pn $6 the value of Prizes, be. « on receipt of .Bifty.cents..in.poatage.stam ps, . This action is entirely unauthorized by us, and he has no means of farfishisg éuch information, The object of his adver. uae se verdant, and WE do, DOL: déem any of Me patrons. {édlish eno enough. ‘to respond with Fifty. Cgnts, vaso Any intormation: required will be ‘cheerfully er ‘free of expense, by ‘addressing,., :« ; R, L. GuINNAN, ‘Secretary. “Nevada € Gy, Januarv 28th, 1871. i The Official List of the drawing is now being arranged numerically; and will be printed in hook ‘form and furs nished to all otr agents about the 15th ‘OF 20th, of February; 1871. NEVADA LOTTERY. regard to the value of their prize, drawn lin the Nevada Lottery, with a careful deecription of the article,-w th the probable Kxpress holders, can get such information by en ‘ing a letter with 50 cents in P. U. Stamps E. B. HOPKINSON, Nevada ee JB "Refers by permisson to ‘the following gentlemen : G. K, Crawford, City Treasurer. Dr, A. Chapman. 8. N. Stranahan, tal Wm. L. 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