January 21, 1864 (4 pages)

UREN I RARE 2 IRIE AE OR TET SI mr from Missie B feeling of va and graduating in theciats of 1856. He r ail that sone ct : : Press. a commission in the United States cavalry, . tohold up the heat ad 4 City and County Official . aoa ea is moy a5, b betting the 1—It i ‘tc te It was he that made the celebrated . Wulk with the chin ut sight ws a pen. ST a ae ae eather Be the patriot to look back to the period when * Amid the dexknees ofthe war cloud iethere ® a > _stone-shonidbes ‘hissing “and & bysword the course of events ty the present. to relast and. the greatest enemy of Republican government, slavery, was disposed of. And ~~ tan ane preparing io follow. “between the ages of twenty and forty are . to lead these columns and who ie to direct See ital a . the nation-paralyzed by the action of those [ ~placed -atthie “head ot “affairs, ‘the -veared by the fathers of the Republic to civiland religious liberty, and erect inite stead another whose corner “timong: the-nations.” It ts-well to remem. ber How, When. treason, atined and nourish= ed into life by those in authority, menaved tae Cupital of a nation rendered almost _ powerless by the perfidy of a Floyd, a Bus chanan and a Toucey, and then, fottowing up _ member how, with Almost breathless anxieFight q : On the Inn guretions of the . present Administration, at the call of the President thousends rushed forward in defense of liberty. and: their country, and the clash of arthe was heard throughout our berders, the heart of humanity felt glad, and the patriot as he asked the question, was anawered, “All is well"—there are thousands who will _ offer thelt Hives upon the sllar of thelr coune try, And then trem time to time, as the hides istration of Abtaham Lincoln fearlessly grappled the questions that arose, -until the now, asthe Inyal man asks, What of the night? the answer comes, “All is well, the day is nigh.” ‘The hoate of treason have been driven back, The soil desecrated by them has to a preat extent been redeemed by blood, and the border States have already placed themselves on the side of libetty and Union, while Arkangns, North Carolina and Louise The signs of the times indicate that the “cause Of our eonntry aid Ot Tiberty will soon . be vindicated by the éetablishment ‘of liber. ty and Union. The ship of State is in ably hands ahd we have no fear but that she shall. be brought, and that soon, to the harbor of . Poee¢ them peace and prosperity. THe ENROLLMENT. —The enrollment as it is now before the Senate, and as it will probably pass, exempts the Vice President, Judges of United States Courts,. heads ot executive departments, Governors of States, and euch persons as are physivally or mentally unfit’ for service. All malé pergous subject to draft without the distinction drawn in the old Jaw. “The commutation is ine] creaééd fo four hundred dollars. ‘Those whe: pay are exempted from the firat but subject to the next draft, Conseripta have the olivice of the army or naval service. rhe Army of of the Potomae, says a late diepateli, willbe divided into three grand columns. for a combined movement on Richmond at the opetting of spring. Who are and plan the attack ate subjects of rumor. Such’ a disposition of the grand army, we think, would have @ tendency to distract and weaken.thearmy of Lee, and render thé climate of Richmond decidedly unbealthy for Jeff, and bis traitor Coogrens. Tue first premium? for the best field crop of tobacco, at the State Pair for 1863, was awarded to-Isuae Bird; and j pounds to the acre. Mr. Bi A JOCKEY club has. been . organized at The. track of the association ia abeyaitl ine and will be one of the 008y.+-etruck by « minnie ball, which aie hands of traitore were raised to dash in piebt _ _ cen the bis SPs wie Pein . Be" id. to . BAS besa Re roe a ind atinWest side, preparing the way before him. In the men, himeelf foremost in the contest, was is own head.— ill walk rly, pleasthe nation. was.in.a state of apparent peace battle where he received’ his “death<wound, ie v0 fueling” or veaventee ap if and prosperity, before. the hidden fires, . tp enemy:had:beenrepulsed several times; . *Wkwardness. Ifany one Wishes tobe pide . Oa kindled indeed, but concetled by thove Whe . und his comiband was staggering under a final ed touring Send rsa rigs vv =a satisfied +e ry! 4 ‘wold strike. only: When they wore . charne of = ‘Wheke’ brigade, ed bs a his hands pohind bin. one. struction: witht: ‘To-thefiano: Yoho; lth fight. in, when. he wh stdiinn by ate ee over, for ‘thoie full aig ed ra, sturdy frawes and manly bearing. the cavity of the abdomen, Incerating the. spleen and large intestines, He was remuv~ ed to the rear and conveyed im medintely to been examined, the General asked. Tell me, . Doctor, if my wound is mortal 1”. The Doo. tor replied, “Sanders. it is a fearful wound and mortal Tam very sorry to say it, my dear fellow, bat thé adds are against you.” ' The General calmly replied, “Well, I. am not afratd to die; I have made up my mind on that subject. . servéd:mny country as well ae Teould.” ‘He lingered -until the nextday, remaining conscious during the whole time. During the moroing he explained certain symptoms to the Doctor, and saked him what they meant. The Doctor replied, “General; you are dying.’ “If that be ao,” he said,.““I would hike to see a clergyman.” The Rev. Mr. Hay-. den, Chaplain of the post, was sent for, who came, and in-the presence of Gen; Burnside, with some of hia. Sto, _he was. baptized.— “Tt was always . sire of my ‘friends that I shauld be baptized,” he said. The minis" ter thet joined in fervent prayer, General ? Butoside and all present reverently kneel» ing beside the ‘bea of the dying ‘hero. It was @ scone never to be forgotten. He shook hands with his chief_who stoud tearfully over him, as it loth to witness the flight of the brave spirit, While preparations were making to administer to him the sacrament, his spirit took ite flight. . words of Dr, Jackson, “he went to sleep bravest, yet one of the most sesuming men whom God has valend up to battle the cause rotor regard to our telented Senator ; urday to adjourn till Tuesday. Mr. Kutz o gto x ly. "He. pe hore would not be a ‘present on . Butte wanted raps, sade ge pd ar ture—-that wrong gact Me ‘discriminate leave of absence to Senatora who have vo more regard for “he public interests than to leave the bed § aquorum to transact en utz is one of the most faithful and Ms as aks of legislature, and no Senator gt ges fluence when he « took fire on the 14th of ‘December, oa the celebration of Episcopal bigh mass and a gae pipe. Wuten a stamp is attached to a certificate of marriage, the ministeris required to write his initials and the date of the marriage op take notice of this itportant request. dt would be a sad mafortune if, after living to» gether a few months, the ywung wedded. couple should make the discovery that their clergyman's + ignorance or negleot. Ieee then: eight i vares sutty oe tae? of the Disttiet be how in a! in that ' ed in ed Wivalisomy atage of o Ee found hear Lone Mountain , Sa Franciago. A rerolver tho boaye vob Whee ee HP Gugar is $2 50 n w sunell ie, und liquor $6.0 drink, No npn ase Knoxville: A correspondent of the Phits-. tia Ihave done my duty, and “Yn the beautiful . tes like a child.” Thus passed away one of the . the » Marysville Appeal bas. the ‘piven ww Motions were several times made on Sat= erate eee Of the shaft. wor art did well to re-elect him. at hace! : see EF" Hon. Juseph Kutz, of this’ county, 2000 people are said to have perished. ‘The . conflagration was gnuned ‘acs the explosion of . _ . the stamp to cafcel it. Cletgymen will plense . 2° marriage was not legal, on acount of the Jean Tae San Joes Mercury says there are no selves ad pps a} — ‘the pro » in the den ér ee stiendiog ls ladies” ak . crowded ‘street, or ‘in n public Worehip. Praise, Verscs Censure, —Tt is someeven to od children, but very much. more may be pate vs engouraging them when they do well. ore careittl, therefore, to express Zoursppritation of good conduct, than your primal hs rang i pes Nothing can moe isco: fe achild than « spirit of incessant . faultfinding on the part. of its parent—the ‘more 60 as, where sucha spirit is indulged » it isin invariably uoreasonable—and hardly anything Gin exert aiore injurious inllasnce ‘uponthe disposition of butt parent and child. There are. two gréat motives influ. . eucing human action—hope and fear. Both of these are st times necessary. But who ate 9 prefer Rn his child influento good ‘conduct by the 3 of pleasing, rather than by the plone be ing? Ifa mother, never expresses her gratification. when faa Peep tga well, and js a thop discourag d eee are ed and un their dispositions become soured and beppy thei by this ceaseless fretting; and st--last, finding that whether te do well or ill ‘they are cert ips nd with, they. xelinguish all ‘ te Pnees Rid bones to re. ‘Proof. : ee Wurheard af youu tnarried ¢ cou Pe [recently a attended an exibition of “Dissolving Views.” “The. bride being-pretty, attracted mo happen of a stylis fo: eity gent, who ha rete occup seat wie the During. the “exhibien, tatieas o art of the hall Je al abe se ty toe accident ‘he ay which the pie salowy yourself." mi don't like. to ; you tell him. ‘sca: pert stranger to me!” On Saturday the condition of the State Treasury was in tutal $615,574 34. Gener. . . al Fund warrants payable te No. 1,708, . Capitol Fund te No. 2,169, and Legislative Fund to No. 2.780. a ie evada ly abore s hori. . township, Nevade 2 — t.& favorite one. with . : yo . oan" aera Ma cae: On the Corner of ~~ ae ha a a ema "t Rives sensor ee of an Exae 2 < on Buekey, pre of defendant m the pcre in the canon; said to Gr situate on. Buckeye Hill e Burt & Bloomer alae. and ag ph j y given. thet f-wiltto] cei sale all of the above described property to . the hightest bidder for cash. in front of tlie Court. House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, Fev. 16th, 1864, between the hours of 9 eee A. M. and 4 PM, Ww. NOWLTO wsherif.” Groceries and ‘Provisions, NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. : Ee" Goods delivered Free of Charge. 23 8. HAAS & & co. ’ jpeoreses STORE, lou a Nevada ida City. SAN FRANCISCO, }GOLD MilL, AUKORA. UNIONVILLE, HUMBOLDT A. H. HANSON, C. C. LEAVITT. M, 8, HAMILTON A. H. HANGON & Co. ____ Wholesale and retail dealers in mete . GROCERIES. AND PROVISIONS . ~Mining: Teels, a. NO 52 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. one Goods delivered free of charge. SPHCIAL a All those indebted te the undersigaed Will please call amd settle thetr accounts witheus farther , will be handed te The proper officer tor Ceolicction. ABLOCK & CO. Office at G. A. Weaver & To's 59 Broad st Scammer TS . BO¥S CLOTHING!. BOYS’ CLOTHING! Take roun To TOs Nf OPIC) stap0, otf Seger nets cae Pine and Commercial Streets, _. And you.can i _Mow Btn 19641. a BANNER, tofore . Has jt eceved« Large and splendid steko a cs FURNISHING . Goops. HATS, CAPS, 3 . RUBBER CLOTHING, — “CAL BLANKETS, _ ne . Lindties? snail Children’s wes; And Gatters, VALISES, CARPET. r SACKS, a es to the Gi California tr trade, we are . TRUNKS, : 4 Ce 5 er which : ——Our Stock comprises-avariety of ky STL ‘AND, PRICES. 44 ate: for oe Our best CUSTOM-MADE GOODS. cut 5s : siath inade in * elegant styles, GEO, A. WEAVER & CO.) a . ~~ sigh meat DEALERS IN OF FURNISHING GOODS We havea very large stock compris: “ery variety. from the very finest Lamb’s Under W Ane ev-. ‘ool Wrapper’s, Drawers down to the + rade prices: of Grey and -W hite Merino. Boots, & Shoes & Genes, ROTH LADIES’ AXD MEN. the most ped Lie Bo pee stock of Rubber Clothing, For sale Cheaper the than vyshainen te & AF PS -BANNER’S THEY ate NOT SELLING ‘OFF AT COST Raxscome oa AT.P. BANNER’S /They do NOF have hrs or Four. Prices. At P. BANNER’S they are s sell “. ing, good foi t the Nat gy Cor. of Broad & Pine sis. _CM. FERRAND & CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC ~ DAGUERREAN ARTIST. Every kind of Photograghs and &mbrety pes taken im the best style ofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery Nevada, Dec. 29th Doe, Jeeta 3. &. JONNeTON. °. waouan. . JOHNSTON nN & WENDLER, zhi wehon gl P Wz: boring mints ty aha the they i . NEW FURNITURE STORE, On Broa aStreet, Opposite G. Ww. Kidd's Banking House‘ Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, eel BEY & PS 1 oT Ow as ee eee 59 Mae for-oe vive” "hee a HB se oe VERY. Lowest PRICES! a turers, a very vag reee > have-cha: vida and good and Tue § wac.—¥ for_a eng lished by Franeis:: “given te 25 cents. of intere: man, cot threw a ati2 o'e some of hand, an help him is fitted . with bill ete. MamMmM toany he one, on . Adjo of good d Gaps our citiz : their gar Ghod ide ful weatt _-Rerse for Rew eed and t wany pa Carr. signed by of Walle tio durir ting. J the 34 o Goon saya Rev ‘SB eermon the M.} day even avo Roberts

UREN I RARE 2 IRIE AE OR TET SI mr from Missie B feeling of va and graduating in theciats of 1856. He r ail that sone ct : : Press. a commission in the United States cavalry, . tohold up the heat ad 4 City and County Official . aoa ea is moy a5, b betting the 1—It i ‘tc te It was he that made the celebrated . Wulk with the chin ut sight ws a pen. ST a ae ae eather Be the patriot to look back to the period when * Amid the dexknees ofthe war cloud iethere ® a > _stone-shonidbes ‘hissing “and & bysword the course of events ty the present. to relast and. the greatest enemy of Republican government, slavery, was disposed of. And ~~ tan ane preparing io follow. “between the ages of twenty and forty are . to lead these columns and who ie to direct See ital a . the nation-paralyzed by the action of those [ ~placed -atthie “head ot “affairs, ‘the -veared by the fathers of the Republic to civiland religious liberty, and erect inite stead another whose corner “timong: the-nations.” It ts-well to remem. ber How, When. treason, atined and nourish= ed into life by those in authority, menaved tae Cupital of a nation rendered almost _ powerless by the perfidy of a Floyd, a Bus chanan and a Toucey, and then, fottowing up _ member how, with Almost breathless anxieFight q : On the Inn guretions of the . present Administration, at the call of the President thousends rushed forward in defense of liberty. and: their country, and the clash of arthe was heard throughout our berders, the heart of humanity felt glad, and the patriot as he asked the question, was anawered, “All is well"—there are thousands who will _ offer thelt Hives upon the sllar of thelr coune try, And then trem time to time, as the hides istration of Abtaham Lincoln fearlessly grappled the questions that arose, -until the now, asthe Inyal man asks, What of the night? the answer comes, “All is well, the day is nigh.” ‘The hoate of treason have been driven back, The soil desecrated by them has to a preat extent been redeemed by blood, and the border States have already placed themselves on the side of libetty and Union, while Arkangns, North Carolina and Louise The signs of the times indicate that the “cause Of our eonntry aid Ot Tiberty will soon . be vindicated by the éetablishment ‘of liber. ty and Union. The ship of State is in ably hands ahd we have no fear but that she shall. be brought, and that soon, to the harbor of . Poee¢ them peace and prosperity. THe ENROLLMENT. —The enrollment as it is now before the Senate, and as it will probably pass, exempts the Vice President, Judges of United States Courts,. heads ot executive departments, Governors of States, and euch persons as are physivally or mentally unfit’ for service. All malé pergous subject to draft without the distinction drawn in the old Jaw. “The commutation is ine] creaééd fo four hundred dollars. ‘Those whe: pay are exempted from the firat but subject to the next draft, Conseripta have the olivice of the army or naval service. rhe Army of of the Potomae, says a late diepateli, willbe divided into three grand columns. for a combined movement on Richmond at the opetting of spring. Who are and plan the attack ate subjects of rumor. Such’ a disposition of the grand army, we think, would have @ tendency to distract and weaken.thearmy of Lee, and render thé climate of Richmond decidedly unbealthy for Jeff, and bis traitor Coogrens. Tue first premium? for the best field crop of tobacco, at the State Pair for 1863, was awarded to-Isuae Bird; and j pounds to the acre. Mr. Bi A JOCKEY club has. been . organized at The. track of the association ia abeyaitl ine and will be one of the 008y.+-etruck by « minnie ball, which aie hands of traitore were raised to dash in piebt _ _ cen the bis SPs wie Pein . Be" id. to . BAS besa Re roe a ind atinWest side, preparing the way before him. In the men, himeelf foremost in the contest, was is own head.— ill walk rly, pleasthe nation. was.in.a state of apparent peace battle where he received’ his “death<wound, ie v0 fueling” or veaventee ap if and prosperity, before. the hidden fires, . tp enemy:had:beenrepulsed several times; . *Wkwardness. Ifany one Wishes tobe pide . Oa kindled indeed, but concetled by thove Whe . und his comiband was staggering under a final ed touring Send rsa rigs vv =a satisfied +e ry! 4 ‘wold strike. only: When they wore . charne of = ‘Wheke’ brigade, ed bs a his hands pohind bin. one. struction: witht: ‘To-thefiano: Yoho; lth fight. in, when. he wh stdiinn by ate ee over, for ‘thoie full aig ed ra, sturdy frawes and manly bearing. the cavity of the abdomen, Incerating the. spleen and large intestines, He was remuv~ ed to the rear and conveyed im medintely to been examined, the General asked. Tell me, . Doctor, if my wound is mortal 1”. The Doo. tor replied, “Sanders. it is a fearful wound and mortal Tam very sorry to say it, my dear fellow, bat thé adds are against you.” ' The General calmly replied, “Well, I. am not afratd to die; I have made up my mind on that subject. . servéd:mny country as well ae Teould.” ‘He lingered -until the nextday, remaining conscious during the whole time. During the moroing he explained certain symptoms to the Doctor, and saked him what they meant. The Doctor replied, “General; you are dying.’ “If that be ao,” he said,.““I would hike to see a clergyman.” The Rev. Mr. Hay-. den, Chaplain of the post, was sent for, who came, and in-the presence of Gen; Burnside, with some of hia. Sto, _he was. baptized.— “Tt was always . sire of my ‘friends that I shauld be baptized,” he said. The minis" ter thet joined in fervent prayer, General ? Butoside and all present reverently kneel» ing beside the ‘bea of the dying ‘hero. It was @ scone never to be forgotten. He shook hands with his chief_who stoud tearfully over him, as it loth to witness the flight of the brave spirit, While preparations were making to administer to him the sacrament, his spirit took ite flight. . words of Dr, Jackson, “he went to sleep bravest, yet one of the most sesuming men whom God has valend up to battle the cause rotor regard to our telented Senator ; urday to adjourn till Tuesday. Mr. Kutz o gto x ly. "He. pe hore would not be a ‘present on . Butte wanted raps, sade ge pd ar ture—-that wrong gact Me ‘discriminate leave of absence to Senatora who have vo more regard for “he public interests than to leave the bed § aquorum to transact en utz is one of the most faithful and Ms as aks of legislature, and no Senator gt ges fluence when he « took fire on the 14th of ‘December, oa the celebration of Episcopal bigh mass and a gae pipe. Wuten a stamp is attached to a certificate of marriage, the ministeris required to write his initials and the date of the marriage op take notice of this itportant request. dt would be a sad mafortune if, after living to» gether a few months, the ywung wedded. couple should make the discovery that their clergyman's + ignorance or negleot. Ieee then: eight i vares sutty oe tae? of the Disttiet be how in a! in that ' ed in ed Wivalisomy atage of o Ee found hear Lone Mountain , Sa Franciago. A rerolver tho boaye vob Whee ee HP Gugar is $2 50 n w sunell ie, und liquor $6.0 drink, No npn ase Knoxville: A correspondent of the Phits-. tia Ihave done my duty, and “Yn the beautiful . tes like a child.” Thus passed away one of the . the » Marysville Appeal bas. the ‘piven ww Motions were several times made on Sat= erate eee Of the shaft. wor art did well to re-elect him. at hace! : see EF" Hon. Juseph Kutz, of this’ county, 2000 people are said to have perished. ‘The . conflagration was gnuned ‘acs the explosion of . _ . the stamp to cafcel it. Cletgymen will plense . 2° marriage was not legal, on acount of the Jean Tae San Joes Mercury says there are no selves ad pps a} — ‘the pro » in the den ér ee stiendiog ls ladies” ak . crowded ‘street, or ‘in n public Worehip. Praise, Verscs Censure, —Tt is someeven to od children, but very much. more may be pate vs engouraging them when they do well. ore careittl, therefore, to express Zoursppritation of good conduct, than your primal hs rang i pes Nothing can moe isco: fe achild than « spirit of incessant . faultfinding on the part. of its parent—the ‘more 60 as, where sucha spirit is indulged » it isin invariably uoreasonable—and hardly anything Gin exert aiore injurious inllasnce ‘uponthe disposition of butt parent and child. There are. two gréat motives influ. . eucing human action—hope and fear. Both of these are st times necessary. But who ate 9 prefer Rn his child influento good ‘conduct by the 3 of pleasing, rather than by the plone be ing? Ifa mother, never expresses her gratification. when faa Peep tga well, and js a thop discourag d eee are ed and un their dispositions become soured and beppy thei by this ceaseless fretting; and st--last, finding

that whether te do well or ill ‘they are cert ips nd with, they. xelinguish all ‘ te Pnees Rid bones to re. ‘Proof. : ee Wurheard af youu tnarried ¢ cou Pe [recently a attended an exibition of “Dissolving Views.” “The. bride being-pretty, attracted mo happen of a stylis fo: eity gent, who ha rete occup seat wie the During. the “exhibien, tatieas o art of the hall Je al abe se ty toe accident ‘he ay which the pie salowy yourself." mi don't like. to ; you tell him. ‘sca: pert stranger to me!” On Saturday the condition of the State Treasury was in tutal $615,574 34. Gener. . . al Fund warrants payable te No. 1,708, . Capitol Fund te No. 2,169, and Legislative Fund to No. 2.780.. a ie evada ly abore s hori. . township, Nevade 2 — t.& favorite one. with . : yo . oan" aera Ma cae: On the Corner of ~~ ae ha a a ema "t Rives sensor ee of an Exae 2 < on Buekey, pre of defendant m the pcre in the canon; said to Gr situate on. Buckeye Hill e Burt & Bloomer alae. and ag ph j y given. thet f-wiltto] cei sale all of the above described property to . the hightest bidder for cash. in front of tlie Court. House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, Fev. 16th, 1864, between the hours of 9 eee A. M. and 4 PM, Ww. NOWLTO wsherif.” Groceries and ‘Provisions, NO. 59 BROAD STREET, Nevada City. : Ee" Goods delivered Free of Charge. 23 8. HAAS & & co. ’ jpeoreses STORE, lou a Nevada ida City. SAN FRANCISCO, }GOLD MilL, AUKORA. UNIONVILLE, HUMBOLDT A. H. HANSON, C. C. LEAVITT. M, 8, HAMILTON A. H. HANGON & Co. ____ Wholesale and retail dealers in mete . GROCERIES. AND PROVISIONS . ~Mining: Teels, a. NO 52 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. one Goods delivered free of charge. SPHCIAL a All those indebted te the undersigaed Will please call amd settle thetr accounts witheus farther , will be handed te The proper officer tor Ceolicction. ABLOCK & CO. Office at G. A. Weaver & To's 59 Broad st Scammer TS . BO¥S CLOTHING!. BOYS’ CLOTHING! Take roun To TOs Nf OPIC) stap0, otf Seger nets cae Pine and Commercial Streets, _. And you.can i _Mow Btn 19641. a BANNER, tofore . Has jt eceved« Large and splendid steko a cs FURNISHING . Goops. HATS, CAPS, 3 . RUBBER CLOTHING, — “CAL BLANKETS, _ ne . Lindties? snail Children’s wes; And Gatters, VALISES, CARPET. r SACKS, a es to the Gi California tr trade, we are . TRUNKS, : 4 Ce 5 er which : ——Our Stock comprises-avariety of ky STL ‘AND, PRICES. 44 ate: for oe Our best CUSTOM-MADE GOODS. cut 5s : siath inade in * elegant styles, GEO, A. WEAVER & CO.) a . ~~ sigh meat DEALERS IN OF FURNISHING GOODS We havea very large stock compris: “ery variety. from the very finest Lamb’s Under W Ane ev-. ‘ool Wrapper’s, Drawers down to the + rade prices: of Grey and -W hite Merino.. Boots, & Shoes & Genes, ROTH LADIES’ AXD MEN. the most ped Lie Bo pee stock of Rubber Clothing, For sale Cheaper the than vyshainen te & AF PS -BANNER’S THEY ate NOT SELLING ‘OFF AT COST Raxscome oa AT.P. BANNER’S /They do NOF have hrs or Four. Prices. At P. BANNER’S they are s sell “. ing, good foi t the Nat gy Cor. of Broad & Pine sis. _CM. FERRAND & CO. PHOTOGRAPHIC ~ DAGUERREAN ARTIST. Every kind of Photograghs and &mbrety pes taken im the best style ofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery Nevada, Dec. 29th Doe, Jeeta 3. &. JONNeTON. °. waouan. . JOHNSTON nN & WENDLER, zhi wehon gl P Wz: boring mints ty aha the they i . NEW FURNITURE STORE, On Broa aStreet, Opposite G. Ww. Kidd's Banking House‘ Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, eel BEY & PS 1 oT Ow as ee eee 59 Mae for-oe vive” "hee a HB se oe VERY. Lowest PRICES! a turers, a very vag reee > have-cha: vida and good and Tue § wac.—¥ for_a eng lished by Franeis:: “given te 25 cents. of intere: man, cot threw a ati2 o'e some of hand, an help him is fitted . with bill ete. MamMmM toany he one, on . Adjo of good d Gaps our citiz : their gar Ghod ide ful weatt _-Rerse for Rew eed and t wany pa Carr. signed by of Walle tio durir ting. J the 34 o Goon saya Rev ‘SB eermon the M.} day even avo Roberts