March 14, 1867 (4 pages)

= 23 3 ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1867. Democratic CaPrrau.—If evidence ‘wertwanting of the low. instincts and to tal want of es on the part of the 1 ulsal lrckoodl yeuterday and the Court will be a for busi. aenetee First IN THE Freup.—Banner Brothers . have announced the opening of the y pring ‘mense’ meek of Spslng. -whidh f . Ship tau of sup ting $5,000,000 to. meet the expenses of carrying eut the provisions’ of the~Recon~ struction Law. It is also proposed to approptiate® $1,000,000 ‘td relieve the wants of destitution in the South;and,$15,000 for . CHS destitiite ws bk of eee er rr New York to relieve t Ti A Dill has ee ptbbopii, great: Par er a the 1st of April. This county will have to ‘be unrepresented; as no collections could f be furnished in time. } California éan “prodwee the best wheat, barley and other cereals ii the world, and a agate eel ee eager rT eauiais FoR THE Gamat Exrostrion. We believe that . Waerncbe ano RETAIL . DEALERS IN “CROCKERY: CLASS WARE, we ee them “will be . stincts of the Ioana race, pee while : _prateabout.the “glorious: ene f the past, they make ignorance, passion. and prejudice the stepping stones by which’! they hops to attain ‘power: “This party has steadily opposed the education of. the Ops as Zack: Montgomery have engaged in, untiring war against. popular, educe tion. The same party fer many, rs! made the negro, through. “prejudice, the adder upon which to mount to place’and an e true Democratic spirit was be! 4n thie New York riots and the. Fort Pillow massaére; and in hiindreds of oases where, excited, by; ;the, appeals, of 'demagogues, poor laboring men have beeh induced to mob and murder men whom they were taught to-believe were infring4fvg upon ‘their rights. Such’ scenes ‘ap these ave thickly strewn. aloig'thg history ‘of. the democratic-.party. While copper head leaders have,urged men to ¢ommit such, deeds, they: were never known to lead where there was danger, and when the poor laborer has beén arrested for vio“lation of law they are‘the Jast to aid him. But the old copperhead war-ery,;“the nigager)” Which could ‘ndrshal thousands of voters, has lost its magic power. The leaders still sound: the’ i¢all; but there is only.a,faint response from the ranks,:and the party is compelled to look for some ~new object of préejiidice against which to. marshal-the yoters. In this State ‘they think-they have itin the Chinese. For the purpose of’ making a little political capital, we hearsuch menas Montgomery, who spent years in cursing thenation and in aiding the ‘rebellion, denouncing the Chinese from the hustings because they ‘never fought for the country.” The Chinaumen have this advantage over Montgom ery ;,, they never encouraged men. to fight »digainst* the country, The copperhead panty cares no more about the interests of the laboring man than does, Montgomery about the men who fought for the ¢ountry, but the organization must have nourishment or it is dead beyond the hope of resurrection, The leaders know that ‘there! is-’a strong prejudice against the Chinese, and of this feeling they hope to make a little political ‘capital. We do not propose; to, discuss this question at this time as one of public economy, but to ‘lance at it asa political movement. iit there was any possibility of reaching the squestion there might be some reason in the anti-Chinese movement, bat the suc cess of a a patty pledged to stop their immigration, could do no more than the. elec tion of men to office pledged: to‘stay the revelutiétis of the moon. “Laws haye been ‘enacted for this very purpose, but in every case they. were, pronounced void by the! Supreme Court, and-even should they be sustained by’ our own State Courts, they, could ihot . ‘stand the: test in the . United’ “e And so. long as.the treaty now established between the United States. ’ the Chinese empire is respected by the. latter, our goverument would be in honor . boynd,to compel an obedience of the terms by its citizens, Since-nothing can be aclished by this war upon the Chinese, Pega Tay of copperheads. ‘ta, bring the question into local politics is. transparent. It is not likely that the government will “consent, to close up the marketsof the Chi, . nese empire on account of the prejudices __ of such'meén as are leaditig in this anti-} eis ‘wat, nor is it likely that Ityal prrenites A ‘ =e so ea =. they are now ready to sell the people at . be had in the San Francisco market, *tpeopile,-andthe public school system “has'. ' fouti@'in it the greatest enemy. Such lead. thedowest rates: -Read ‘their Spring” ae vertisement ih to-day’ 6 paper. : _FResu. Fisu.—Look ont Sar Salliven’ 8 fish wagon to-day. It will be here’ with a ‘splendid variety of fresh fish, the best to InpRov EMENT.— W orkmen are engaged Fin; laying a brick.pavement around th® sides and in front of the Court House. "‘ysanz—Mrs. Fannie Goddard will be charge of her husband as special deputy. The parties have been: residing at Grass Valley, and the insanity of the woman is said to have resulted froma severe attack } of Panama fever. "GASEOUS. ans manites two companies to. supply Chitage. with gas. The -consumption for the past year has been 254,938, 784 feet. It sold at $3 per thousand feet. Wury is a newspaper like a tooth brush? D'ye give it up? ‘Because everybody should have'one of his own, and not bor row his neighbor's. at Festival.—A_ Festival.for the benefit of the Catholic Church, will be given by the ladies at Temperance Hall, on next Monday. evening. First rate music will be in attendance, and every effort will be made to“ insure the pleasure of all who attend. — of the means used among the VirPome to alleviate suffering amo; rd aind orphans is a huge lotter hal enterprise. Among the gifts which Ag 4 = Je Devt to give away is the residence of Davis, in Richmond, now in posses sion of the Government. THE greatest anchor in. the world has been completed for the Great Eastern at Wolverham ye teed Its weight is eight tons, exclusive the stock; ‘length of the shank, 20 fect 6 inches’; length Of “wood stock, 19 feet Ginches ; tread of arms, 7 feet 8 inclies, eo A YouNG lady in the military Tine, hav. ing been deserted by her lover, exclaimed, uch a menial ought.te be battered to ng with thimbles and paevcony in bandx Tue Providence Post: says many & person in that city has mted Crosby with five dollars who would not give his ‘neigh bor a cofer se prevent his freezing, LEcTuRE.—Judge Niles was announced to deliver a lecture on “Bores, ” in Grass Valley, last — Tue Alta has declared for Frank Pixley for Governor. Moscow was } ted with for the first time on the _ of si A GENTLEMAN visiting in the family ofa i Rea Nain ve compa town, had mn sho ren, one evening a beautiful” usta! box, after which he wound up and put the instrument away in his: pocket, , At the hourof retiring for the night, the Visitor was called upon to pray and, having got upon his knees, was in the midst-of what promised to be a. somewhat lengthy. -Resition, when suddenly, in ¢onsequence of a change of position on the part of the supplicant, the music box started off with the ee, “Take your time, Miss Luey !” i the prayer was brought toarather abrupt termination, and that even the ‘worthy deacon rosé from’ bis mover ae but pe Vepey with laughter, is effect of the incident quite mildly, ms gor me a ciar<aieeteietieeeatild How sweet to reclinein the la peat: —say about fe a oo ay oe ENGLAND, pa ; daa) for tntoxicatie li i eae Sas “Beeadiee T Yaventthad en a, for you.” “Th sent to. Stockton, this morning, under . die Bnited Statoe to pay thenation-. > “Saran,” said a young man the other 4 on v4 Uictote Vicione:aihd Union ticket was elected: in the Sacramento Charter election, on Tuesday, by about 800 majority. “Phe Cops tried to:wring in John Chinaman but it wouldn't win, . Es iis Spring of 1867! FIRST IN THE FIELD! AND READY FOR THE SPRING RAMRATOR i! Stern winters j Nien have passed away, And. beanteous 8 returns. oncegnore, With radiant emiles and colors fay, Proclaiming Winters Fashions o'er, The skies are clothed in deeper blue, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seems re-created new, A Paradise for man’s delight. The kindly go that users Wears. Resplendant t ‘At Banner bee Clot i Store, More excellent suits you'll see. ; 7 ; JUST RECEIVED AND —AT THE— CLOTHING oa M BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. A Large and Splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING, ine FURNISHING GOODS, Selected oxpescety for this market—all of the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Which we offer for sale at such LOW ‘RATES NOW OPENING As cannot fail to give complete satis. faction. . ° "We have now In Store a Superior Assortment of Fine Dress Suits, Business Suits, New Styles of Every Description . New Spring styles or Mo owarsr: & Including the celebrated Borlandous, LeEmperor, And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New Styles—Just Introduced, —_—— Bankerts’ Philadelphia » Boots, a eahee And every other’ kinds of Boots, Suitable for the Season. BOYS’ SLB Y mine. Of Every Description, CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, _ Of all Colors, FINE WHITE & FLANNEL suirts:}s ee TIES, —s “HANDKERCHTERS, ”° GLOVES, ETC, ; . Our Spring -purpose of passing a Revenue Law. , re cen ne nena J H Peterson. do. J,H Blais “> do J R McGinnes R& RL ee ydelauff Red d ‘A Ensign do M r&f@Val . Also, Trunks, Valises, Sachels, ac. Somerton i : EXTRA duscion -Goremor Bigadel will call an extra session of the Nevada Legislature, to meet.on ' Friday.next, fur the MARRIED, In Sacramento, March 12, bas at the ———; of. the, officiating minis Rev: J, Boss, a Pennycook, of San cisch, to Wise CarA. George. of Sweetlan’, Weéveds county. = In this city. March 12th, 1897, Pheebe, daughter of Engene and Louisé Cabnop. "aged 5 years and 13 days. . The faneral wills take ‘place’ fron? the residendé of ‘the parents,‘on Bridge street,, near the Nevada Foundry, at 10 o’¢lock this morning. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. —] ARRIVALS AT. THE . . NATIONAL EXCHANGE ‘HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada:City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. . March 18, 1867. J E Perkins San Fra. R Austin Green m Mrs M Morton do D Martin Auburn BG Clou Auburn . @ Ploog Washingto J Schemore Virginia HDidlot , do $ Baker Seott Flat D-Crooker Nevada D Harrier & f Moores J Andrews do C W Davis Sweetla W Colby You Bet T Freeman Crossing J)@uthrie SanJuan ‘ 4 Spring Omega Mre J Sale & ¢ do * hitney Colfax W Hogan Moores 5 Ellenson Gold Fiat T Hanon do FACTS AND : TIQURES a . There are seven Meat Markets in THIS TOWN, SELLING ABOUT 3,000 Ibs, OF MEAT DAILY. A NEW CON RKEr ON STON’*S ARK. Has recently rag ais and the prices charged by that Market average 5 cents a Ib, leas than the public have had to pay for their Meats during the past winter and up to the present time. \ It can be seen by a very simple calculation that this NEW MARKET may be made the means of lessening the cost of living very much, and at the same time of improving the quality of Meats and thus securing a constant supply of a luxury, the absence of which is sometimes seriously and vexatiously experienced under the reign of monopoMe te ‘—Fat Meats, tity of Meats Seng. 000 Quantity of in price, his us 6 te Saving per a, rs 50 00 Or, $54,750 per year—A SUM ABOUT EQUAL TO THE WHOLE FEDERAL’ TAX OFTHE COUNTY !! = ign 2 JOHNSTON founds his hope of success on the intelligence of this community,. and he is so sanguine on this point, as ta be troubled with no misgivings whatever ag to the success of his undertaking, which will follow as an incident of the improved public welfare. mhi8 FOR MARSHAL, 2% wee oy ILLIAM SCOTT is ‘ ammouticed as 4 candidate for the office Marsha) the ensuing Election. my " FOR MARSHAL. a r_ CANFIELD “at the urgent solicitation stn SA Sa yo 1807 ee Ae So ~ MINERS’ RESTAURANT: © ‘HENRY PYRMONT. +.:-Proprtetors . COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite A. Latieman’s Grotery Store. o WHERE WILL BE FOUND A COMPLET: ASSORTMENT OF. china and Bohemian Ware, : Chamber and Toilet Sets, Plain and Fancy Dinner & Tea Sets Lamps, “Cutlery, . Willow Ware, Mirrors, Chandeliers, Chimneys, ~ are Globes, Brittdnia & Plated Ware, . Fancy Articles, : &e, &o, . G2” Families, Hotels and Saloons 4 supplied with ali the articles in our line on the . most reasonable terms, and parties wisb. our goods. ; BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM. vy, evada, March 10th, O-P POSITION ~—To~ IMPOSITION . ! JULIUS CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, }IS NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK or! 4 CICARS, . TOBACCO, ETC., aT COST PRICES! FOR CASH! HE HAS ON HAND 10.000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, 100,000 OF THE VERY BRST HAVANNA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BI TO BI HAD IN THE MARKET. KILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBAC ©O OF EVERY KIND. PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 4N PATTERN. : MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO 0! EVERY KIND. All articles are warranted to be as represented and everything WILL BE SOLD AT me Ee CES FOR CASH. . Smokers, Chewers and Retail leper elleckerre Aho call and e I my ‘Goods and ascertain ‘the prices before purchasing elsewhere, All from m abroad promptly . Now 18: THE TIME . To BUY) GOODS 3 ain ne RE a : ‘Petancatoec oe Og ayé Teameeinieei waesna, aokt to Carley Beckmaw’s, Broad s ; 1 ws el dered <n fF : tf is re ~five: Prt con . a ero sa uel : = Wi. &@ HUA ker Hee} » aii fag sfeivid 4 ‘ N WAL! a “i bas: caabore fog to purchase are invited to call and examine : Che. NE Leca A Liv a prospect and the 1 in large 1 yet been claims in ty are ye snow. and as fa will be s abundan increasec ticipates are that TuHE } xy;—Th Compan: one mile townshi a numbe paying . and afte clean up hundred being w tunnel, A Frx “at the of Mining ¢ their led pounds, taken fr and fort; nine is enough hundred Broon of Freer engaged he: make handier any arti State. ' nounce 1 we have will conc GARDI advantag prove the Pruning flower be order of and vine Now is t vegetab! spare ca 8t. P people s rick’s D tee of A Address which t] the 22d: Whitter Quadrill sion ; ar ‘Bran’ complete pages of It contai other int idea of y pleted. cisco: for Vertisem and we . Facts _ tisement will be . Baker &

= 23 3 ‘THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1867. Democratic CaPrrau.—If evidence ‘wertwanting of the low. instincts and to tal want of es on the part of the 1 ulsal lrckoodl yeuterday and the Court will be a for busi. aenetee First IN THE Freup.—Banner Brothers . have announced the opening of the y pring ‘mense’ meek of Spslng. -whidh f . Ship tau of sup ting $5,000,000 to. meet the expenses of carrying eut the provisions’ of the~Recon~ struction Law. It is also proposed to approptiate® $1,000,000 ‘td relieve the wants of destitution in the South;and,$15,000 for . CHS destitiite ws bk of eee er rr New York to relieve t Ti A Dill has ee ptbbopii, great: Par er a the 1st of April. This county will have to ‘be unrepresented; as no collections could f be furnished in time. } California éan “prodwee the best wheat, barley and other cereals ii the world, and a agate eel ee eager rT eauiais FoR THE Gamat Exrostrion. We believe that . Waerncbe ano RETAIL . DEALERS IN “CROCKERY: CLASS WARE, we ee them “will be . stincts of the Ioana race, pee while : _prateabout.the “glorious: ene f the past, they make ignorance, passion. and prejudice the stepping stones by which’! they hops to attain ‘power: “This party has steadily opposed the education of. the Ops as Zack: Montgomery have engaged in, untiring war against. popular, educe tion. The same party fer many, rs! made the negro, through. “prejudice, the adder upon which to mount to place’and an e true Democratic spirit was be! 4n thie New York riots and the. Fort Pillow massaére; and in hiindreds of oases where, excited, by; ;the, appeals, of 'demagogues, poor laboring men have beeh induced to mob and murder men whom they were taught to-believe were infring4fvg upon ‘their rights. Such’ scenes ‘ap these ave thickly strewn. aloig'thg history ‘of. the democratic-.party. While copper head leaders have,urged men to ¢ommit such, deeds, they: were never known to lead where there was danger, and when the poor laborer has beén arrested for vio“lation of law they are‘the Jast to aid him. But the old copperhead war-ery,;“the nigager)” Which could ‘ndrshal thousands of voters, has lost its magic power. The leaders still sound: the’ i¢all; but there is only.a,faint response from the ranks,:and the party is compelled to look for some ~new object of préejiidice against which to. marshal-the yoters. In this State ‘they think-they have itin the Chinese. For the purpose of’ making a little political capital, we hearsuch menas Montgomery, who spent years in cursing thenation and in aiding the ‘rebellion, denouncing the Chinese from the hustings because they ‘never fought for the country.” The Chinaumen have this advantage over Montgom ery ;,, they never encouraged men. to fight »digainst* the country, The copperhead panty cares no more about the interests of the laboring man than does, Montgomery about the men who fought for the ¢ountry, but the organization must have nourishment or it is dead beyond the hope of resurrection, The leaders know that ‘there! is-’a strong prejudice against the Chinese, and of this feeling they hope to make a little political ‘capital. We do not propose; to, discuss this question at this time as one of public economy, but to ‘lance at it asa political movement. iit there was any possibility of reaching the squestion there might be some reason in the anti-Chinese movement, bat the suc cess of a a patty pledged to stop their immigration, could do no more than the. elec tion of men to office pledged: to‘stay the revelutiétis of the moon. “Laws haye been ‘enacted for this very purpose, but in every case they. were, pronounced void by the! Supreme Court, and-even should they be sustained by’ our own State Courts, they, could ihot . ‘stand the: test in the . United’ “e And so. long as.the treaty now established between the United States. ’ the Chinese empire is respected by the. latter, our goverument would be in honor . boynd,to compel an obedience of the terms by its citizens, Since-nothing can be aclished by this war upon the Chinese, Pega Tay of copperheads. ‘ta, bring the question into local politics is. transparent. It is not likely that the government will “consent, to close up the marketsof the Chi, . nese empire on account of the prejudices __ of such'meén as are leaditig in this anti-} eis ‘wat, nor is it likely that Ityal prrenites A ‘ =e so ea =. they are now ready to sell the people at . be had in the San Francisco market, *tpeopile,-andthe public school system “has'. ' fouti@'in it the greatest enemy. Such lead. thedowest rates: -Read ‘their Spring” ae vertisement ih to-day’ 6 paper. : _FResu. Fisu.—Look ont Sar Salliven’ 8 fish wagon to-day. It will be here’ with a ‘splendid variety of fresh fish, the best to InpRov EMENT.— W orkmen are engaged Fin; laying a brick.pavement around th® sides and in front of the Court House. "‘ysanz—Mrs. Fannie Goddard will be charge of her husband as special deputy. The parties have been: residing at Grass Valley, and the insanity of the woman is said to have resulted froma severe attack } of Panama fever. "GASEOUS. ans manites two companies to. supply Chitage. with gas. The -consumption for the past year has been 254,938, 784 feet. It sold at $3 per thousand feet. Wury is a newspaper like a tooth brush? D'ye give it up? ‘Because everybody should have'one of his own, and not bor row his neighbor's. at Festival.—A_ Festival.for the benefit of the Catholic Church, will be given by the ladies at Temperance Hall, on next Monday. evening. First rate music will be in attendance, and every effort will be made to“ insure the pleasure of all who attend. — of the means used among the VirPome to alleviate suffering amo; rd aind orphans is a huge lotter hal enterprise. Among the gifts which Ag 4 = Je Devt to give away is the residence of Davis, in Richmond, now in posses sion of the Government. THE greatest anchor in. the world has been completed for the Great Eastern at Wolverham ye teed Its weight is eight tons, exclusive the stock; ‘length of the shank, 20 fect 6 inches’; length Of “wood stock, 19 feet Ginches ; tread of arms, 7 feet 8 inclies, eo A YouNG lady in the military Tine, hav. ing been deserted by her lover, exclaimed, uch a menial ought.te be battered to ng with thimbles and paevcony in bandx Tue Providence Post: says many & person in that city has mted Crosby with five dollars who would not give his ‘neigh bor a cofer se prevent his freezing, LEcTuRE.—Judge Niles was announced to deliver a lecture on “Bores, ” in Grass Valley, last — Tue Alta has declared for Frank Pixley for Governor. Moscow was } ted with for the first time on the _ of si A GENTLEMAN visiting in the family ofa i Rea Nain ve compa town, had mn sho ren, one evening a beautiful” usta! box, after which he wound up and put the instrument away in his: pocket, , At the hourof retiring for the night, the Visitor was called upon to pray and, having got upon his knees, was in the midst-of what promised to be a. somewhat lengthy. -Resition, when suddenly, in ¢onsequence of a change of position on the part of the supplicant, the music box started off with the ee, “Take your time, Miss Luey !” i the prayer was brought toarather abrupt termination, and that even the ‘worthy deacon rosé from’ bis mover ae but pe Vepey with laughter, is effect of the incident quite mildly, ms gor me a ciar<aieeteietieeeatild How sweet to reclinein the la peat: —say about fe a oo ay oe ENGLAND, pa ; daa) for tntoxicatie li i eae Sas “Beeadiee T Yaventthad en a, for you.” “Th sent to. Stockton, this morning, under . die Bnited Statoe to pay thenation-. > “Saran,” said a young man the other 4 on v4 Uictote Vicione:aihd Union ticket was elected: in the Sacramento Charter election, on Tuesday, by about 800 majority. “Phe Cops tried to:wring in John Chinaman but it wouldn't win, . Es iis Spring of 1867! FIRST IN THE FIELD! AND READY FOR THE SPRING RAMRATOR i! Stern winters j Nien have passed away, And. beanteous 8 returns. oncegnore, With radiant emiles and colors fay, Proclaiming Winters Fashions o'er, The skies are clothed in deeper blue, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seems re-created new, A Paradise for man’s delight. The kindly go that users Wears. Resplendant t ‘At Banner bee Clot i Store, More excellent suits you'll see. ; 7 ; JUST RECEIVED AND —AT THE— CLOTHING oa M BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. A Large and Splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING, ine FURNISHING GOODS, Selected oxpescety for this market—all of the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Which we offer for sale at such LOW ‘RATES NOW OPENING As cannot fail to give complete satis. faction. . ° "We have now In Store a Superior Assortment of Fine Dress Suits, Business Suits, New Styles of Every Description . New Spring styles or Mo owarsr: & Including the celebrated Borlandous, LeEmperor, And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New Styles—Just Introduced, —_——

Bankerts’ Philadelphia » Boots, a eahee And every other’ kinds of Boots, Suitable for the Season. BOYS’ SLB Y mine. Of Every Description, CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, _ Of all Colors, FINE WHITE & FLANNEL suirts:}s ee TIES, —s “HANDKERCHTERS, ”° GLOVES, ETC, ; . Our Spring -purpose of passing a Revenue Law. , re cen ne nena J H Peterson. do. J,H Blais “> do J R McGinnes R& RL ee ydelauff Red d ‘A Ensign do M r&f@Val . Also, Trunks, Valises, Sachels, ac. Somerton i : EXTRA duscion -Goremor Bigadel will call an extra session of the Nevada Legislature, to meet.on ' Friday.next, fur the MARRIED, In Sacramento, March 12, bas at the ———; of. the, officiating minis Rev: J, Boss, a Pennycook, of San cisch, to Wise CarA. George. of Sweetlan’, Weéveds county. = In this city. March 12th, 1897, Pheebe, daughter of Engene and Louisé Cabnop. "aged 5 years and 13 days. . The faneral wills take ‘place’ fron? the residendé of ‘the parents,‘on Bridge street,, near the Nevada Foundry, at 10 o’¢lock this morning. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. —] ARRIVALS AT. THE . . NATIONAL EXCHANGE ‘HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada:City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. .. March 18, 1867. J E Perkins San Fra. R Austin Green m Mrs M Morton do D Martin Auburn BG Clou Auburn . @ Ploog Washingto J Schemore Virginia HDidlot , do $ Baker Seott Flat D-Crooker Nevada D Harrier & f Moores J Andrews do C W Davis Sweetla W Colby You Bet T Freeman Crossing J)@uthrie SanJuan ‘ 4 Spring Omega Mre J Sale & ¢ do * hitney Colfax W Hogan Moores 5 Ellenson Gold Fiat T Hanon do FACTS AND : TIQURES a . There are seven Meat Markets in THIS TOWN, SELLING ABOUT 3,000 Ibs, OF MEAT DAILY. A NEW CON RKEr ON STON’*S ARK. Has recently rag ais and the prices charged by that Market average 5 cents a Ib, leas than the public have had to pay for their Meats during the past winter and up to the present time. \ It can be seen by a very simple calculation that this NEW MARKET may be made the means of lessening the cost of living very much, and at the same time of improving the quality of Meats and thus securing a constant supply of a luxury, the absence of which is sometimes seriously and vexatiously experienced under the reign of monopoMe te ‘—Fat Meats, tity of Meats Seng. 000 Quantity of in price, his us 6 te Saving per a, rs 50 00 Or, $54,750 per year—A SUM ABOUT EQUAL TO THE WHOLE FEDERAL’ TAX OFTHE COUNTY !! = ign 2 JOHNSTON founds his hope of success on the intelligence of this community,. and he is so sanguine on this point, as ta be troubled with no misgivings whatever ag to the success of his undertaking, which will follow as an incident of the improved public welfare. mhi8 FOR MARSHAL, 2% wee oy ILLIAM SCOTT is ‘ ammouticed as 4 candidate for the office Marsha) the ensuing Election. my " FOR MARSHAL. a r_ CANFIELD “at the urgent solicitation stn SA Sa yo 1807 ee Ae So ~ MINERS’ RESTAURANT: © ‘HENRY PYRMONT. +.:-Proprtetors . COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite A. Latieman’s Grotery Store. o WHERE WILL BE FOUND A COMPLET: ASSORTMENT OF. china and Bohemian Ware, : Chamber and Toilet Sets, Plain and Fancy Dinner & Tea Sets Lamps, “Cutlery, . Willow Ware, Mirrors, Chandeliers, Chimneys, ~ are Globes, Brittdnia & Plated Ware, . Fancy Articles, : &e, &o, . G2” Families, Hotels and Saloons 4 supplied with ali the articles in our line on the . most reasonable terms, and parties wisb. our goods. ; BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM. vy, evada, March 10th, O-P POSITION ~—To~ IMPOSITION . ! JULIUS CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, }IS NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK or! 4 CICARS, . TOBACCO, ETC., aT COST PRICES! FOR CASH! HE HAS ON HAND 10.000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, 100,000 OF THE VERY BRST HAVANNA AND IMITATION CIGARS TO BI TO BI HAD IN THE MARKET. KILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBAC ©O OF EVERY KIND. PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 4N PATTERN. : MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE, FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO 0! EVERY KIND. All articles are warranted to be as represented and everything WILL BE SOLD AT me Ee CES FOR CASH. . Smokers, Chewers and Retail leper elleckerre Aho call and e I my ‘Goods and ascertain ‘the prices before purchasing elsewhere, All from m abroad promptly . Now 18: THE TIME . To BUY) GOODS 3 ain ne RE a : ‘Petancatoec oe Og ayé Teameeinieei waesna, aokt to Carley Beckmaw’s, Broad s ; 1 ws el dered <n fF : tf is re ~five: Prt con . a ero sa uel : = Wi. &@ HUA ker Hee} » aii fag sfeivid 4 ‘ N WAL! a “i bas: caabore fog to purchase are invited to call and examine : Che. NE Leca A Liv a prospect and the 1 in large 1 yet been claims in ty are ye snow. and as fa will be s abundan increasec ticipates are that TuHE } xy;—Th Compan: one mile townshi a numbe paying . and afte clean up hundred being w tunnel, A Frx “at the of Mining ¢ their led pounds, taken fr and fort; nine is enough hundred Broon of Freer engaged he: make handier any arti State. ' nounce 1 we have will conc GARDI advantag prove the Pruning flower be order of and vine Now is t vegetab! spare ca 8t. P people s rick’s D tee of A Address which t] the 22d: Whitter Quadrill sion ; ar ‘Bran’ complete pages of It contai other int idea of y pleted. cisco: for Vertisem and we . Facts _ tisement will be . Baker &