March 15, 1867 (4 pages)

FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1867. RopBing THE TAXPAYERS.—The evi‘dence Which-is-being brought out by the various homens of Congress, « estab3 r es President J meee they been robbed, but the . . money stolen from. them has gone to swell tiie fortunes 8f the Basest’ athong thé ttaltors, who’ attempted the overthrow vf the nation. law all property captnyed in wat ismade subject to the disposal of Congreas,and by the fortunes of war millions} of dollars worth of property came into the The.estates of hands of the government. such men as Wise of Virginia, who'ate ‘Still fanning the flaities of rébellioh,' were legitimate. prizes of war, and having come into: our liands the “law preseribed’ how they should-be-disposed of. Wise statesmanship would dictaté that this property should help to pay the debt accumul by reason of the treason of its owners— ‘The confisentéd. property of traito’ have been sold and ‘the proceeds devoted to the liquidation of the debt, but Johnson zeturned: millions of At to traitor owners, and left the debt for loyal men,to pay.— This outra, as perpetrated in cool de, _— of law, and for the sole purpose of ricting the rebellion. * tt ‘whole policy of this veihdlond “wretch, whose accession to the Presidency -~was the calamity of the nation; seems to be, to Build up. Sdntherh treasoh at thé ex” ense of loyalty North and South. . Anothfamous transaction of his was the bale of Southern railroads to irresponsible persons,’ without any security. These railrowds, being tised by the rebel government for transportation of men and war mate: . rial, were seized and lield by the United @tatée/ Whe ‘roads have ‘been-soldby the President, the aggregate price being $7,444,078 22, of which there is still due, including {nterest; $6,570,074°05. These figures aro from the report‘of July last, at ‘which date only five out of the forty-seven companies therein named had paid their indebtedness. An exchange, commenting on this, says: “July 1st, 1866, tliere fell “due the sum of $875,000, of which, as has . , ‘been ascertained from other sources, but: ‘A very sttiall per centage was paid. Over $1,000,000 fell due on the Ist of the ‘pres: ent month, of which, also, but « small “amountwas paid, The aggregate due frotithe various companies is about the same now as it’ was last July, the payahotits by afew of them barely covering the interest falling due from others, It is known that wholly insufficient security was taken: bythe government for the pur, chases made under those Presidential or-. dors, and there are: many reasons for be’. lieving'that ‘but: ‘a smiall amount of the mhoneys now due will ever be paid.” This Sepa has been placed in the hands of x-rebel generals, confederate senators. Should . ." re Ha 6 to heavy t tlie ante, 4 shat toy three fine. There has been a game in our markets d .} consequence.of. the hes rFprorenten spose eee lending: We snow has been unusually deep, t much small. quail found their way toward the valleys. _It was remarked by parties long before the commenceniént of the'storms that mountain quail were unusually abundant in the foothills. ‘These birds were no donbt taught by instinct that the Winter was going to be very’ severe. “Phe storms have not:kitled half so many as the hunters would have “bagged” had the season ‘been good. . The cliances are that game of all, kinds, very abundant, next seaBon, ane hunters desiring to make the most of the remainder of the hunting , left town yesterday for a couple of . days’ enor. They will no doubt. retires with abundance of game. . District.Court, March 14th. —Rob't. Lynd, Bryan Williams and Michael Bee: ley, natives of Great Britain, and John F. Hook, a native of Germany, admitted to citizenship. Manyon vs Manyon. Referred to-Jno. ‘I'Caldwell to take testimony and report to the Court. Lynch vs Lynch. Referred to W, W. Cross to take testimony and report to the Court. Dempsey vs Dempsey. Referfed to J: B. Johnson to take testimony and report to the Court. Winn vs Bosworth. Suit dismissed at plaintiff's cost. Donelly ¥s Donelly. Submitted and ta.’ ken under advisement. Shackelton vs Chinn Hoo et als. Fogarty vs Topliff. Judgment for plainMoL "The People vs Lewis Castine and John Napoleon. Castine was arraigned and giyenuntil Monday next to plead. Napoleon . Was ordered to.appear for arraignment at 10 o'clock to-morrow. Court adjourned to Friday morning at 10 o'clock. “— os InTitkarronal, CoInaGE.—An interest. ing correspondence his recently transpired between the Secretary of State and the Seeretary of the Treasury upon the subtary of State eiclosed in his letter a note from Mr. Berthemy, the Minister of France, containing @ translation of ‘the treaty which was recently concluded between France, Belgium, Italy and Switzerland, agreeing upon a uniform system of gold and silvercoinage. Mr, Berthemy particularly. calla the attention of the United States to Article 12 of thé treaty, which provides that any other nation ¢an join in. aa defiant traitors, and the great power of capital made by the government. a weapon to be used against loyal Southern . men,; It should. have all.been passed into . the hands of Congressandif sold to'Southern men the loyal should have been preferred, and_ such _gvarantecs required as puld., baye. ingured payment. Under Johnson's policy, millions of dollars that might have been appropriated’ to paying the nation’s debts, this lessening the bur den of taxation, has) been placed. in rebel handa., These. wholesale robberies ‘committed by Johngon are established beyond & doubt, and they are so attrociously crim. inal ag o furnish sufficient ground, not only for-impeachment and removal, but forthe consignment of the author to imprisonment /for life. Such robberies iae these overshadow’ the frauds ‘committed during the administration of Buchanan.— this’ cotivention by accepting its obligations and adopting its monetary system, The Secretary of the Treasury, in his reply. expresses the interest which this Gov. ernment has always manifested in this subject ; ‘congratulates the French nation upon the monetary union already consumatéd, but expresses the hope--that the condition of this monetary‘ union will be modified if necessary, in .erder to unite the leading: nations of.the world in one system of international coinage. THesrate CoNVENTION.— Some 6f the Union papers are urging thatthe Union State. Convention be called at an Satlice day than:usual; Phere is ge ag iven for this ¢ we hope.the te Central Comt raga seek along as usual with its business, ‘did pive us a ticket oboing ol weeks before election. . Those who bring cases of its violation to the authorities are entitled to one-half the ee he scarcity, of € season, in 6, which 4— ; where the. ‘game has perished, but large numbers of paaking co tar aaa ate Fortioth tiff in accordance with prayer of complaint. . ject of international coinage. ‘The Secre-. . or, , 05-497 50 per year—-A SUM ABOUT EQUAL fur® convenes in . The object: law and land bill, . close of their late session. THe New HAMPSHIRE ELEcTION.— az es Shetaeetith tahdihe chhbdtekcommaned The State lection recently held in News act fon to "be held on office of Ci day tae ra 6 ee ae To a 8 a * §. N. a sat BYRON, “BLIVEN Fr? 4 ermitona ae pHOLESAL E AND RETAIL DEALERS IN’ “CROCKERY —AND—* the” Gatos party. The Goreyre sexe additional radicals are-sent to Congress, Congress 180,, i Goop Ae —The ¢ Colfax stage arrived in this city yesterday at half past 12] ro'clock. This is the best time made since the “éarly rains,” 4 BORN, re ethos In this city, March 11, 1867, to the wite of Peter Donnan, a son, MARRIED. At the residence of the bride’s mother, March 16, 28, by Rev, D.D, Cha _ es Cc, ee ge Ready. evada, to Miss Mary Ault, of Rough & Meas tik the above notice. we re: ceived a liberal supply of sparkling wine, To the bride and groom we extend ‘our hearty congratulations. May their future be as bright as their present, and may no cloud of. sorrow .ever cast its shadow athwart their path. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. March 14, 1867. JE Perkins San Fra L B Austin Green M J. Hartshorn do G E Stephens do W Mathewson do B Williams Gold Fi J Goddard & w G V T Thomas do G B McKee do J CRaymoud Piet h J Geason do A Rubler Bear Rive H Randolph _ do CC Davids Nevada Miss E Brown. do. J Sullivan do ‘H Osgood do A Vandemark Mary M Ratcliffe De C T J Manchester Bri Ww va 7 joe Grass v rogan Forest § LJ Richards Alta J Sampson do es GRAND FAIR AND EXHIBITION! ete ; —AT THR— NEVADA THEATRE, On Tuesday mre. March 19th. The Fair conimeticés at 1 o'clock, on Tuesday Afternoon and continues until § o'clock in the Evening when it will close with a grand Exhibition by the COLORED SABBATH SCHOOL.— The Fair and Exhibition is given for the Benefit of the PASTOR of the A. M. E. Church. Everybody invited. FACTS AND FICURES! . Oe There are seven Meat Markets in THIS ‘TOWN, SELLING ABOUT 8,000 ibs. OF. MEAT DAILY, t this NEW MARKET may be made the means of lessening the cost.of living very much, and at the beth ons berg Tax OF THE ‘COUNTY 1 ee ROML. } _JOHNOTON ends ee of a Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, As cannot fail to give complete satis. . New Styles of Every Desctiption ! A MRk GE (FORNe TONS Tees Has recently been opened and the prices charged BOY 8’ CLOTHING, by that Market average 5 cents a lb, . Ot Bvery Deseription, less than the public have had to pay CALIFORN BLANKETS for their Meats during the past winter and Be , " : Up tothe present time, _ wn We can be seon by avery élinple calculation that . FINE, WHITE &, FLANNEL SHIRTS . . 9 AND READY FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN !!} Stern Winters frowns ive passed away, And beauteons Spring returns’on¢e more, With radiant emiles and colors gay, Proclaiming Winters Fashions o'er, The skies are clothed in deeper blu = ting ctouds in purer white, > th seems re-creat radise for man’s delight. _ the ipa iy. garh fet + Noten wears, oh to > the eye and Summer Styles of Goods any atthe Mammoth Clothing re bw ae sa the New.Spr now bein, Poeatt Store of BANNE JUST age AND NOW OPENING —AT THE— CLOTHING ee u M BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine: Streets, NEVADA CITY, A Large and Splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING, AND FURNISHING GOODS, ‘Selected expressly for this ma:ket—all of the ‘Which 1 we offer for sale at such Low RATES. faction. 2" We have now im Store a Superior Assortment of Business Suits, New Spring styles of HATS Tt 4 a a Borlandous, Le Emperor, And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New Styles—Just Introduced. Baxtherti’ “Philadelphia Boots, And every éther kinds of Boots, Suitable for the Season, CRA¥ATS, TIES, SOCKS, , [atenseaten. CEA ss Ww x ees. “ COMMERCIAL sricmer, ‘Oppeetta A. Lademan's pe a Store. WHERE WILL BE FOUND A COMPLETE “ASSORTMENT OF China and Bohemian Ware, Chamber and ‘Tollet Seis, Plain and Fancy. ‘Dinner & Tea Bets Cutlery, Willow Ware, Mirrors, Chandeliers, ’ Chimn eys, Globes, > Brittania & Plated. Ware, . Fancy Articles, &e. &, [2 Families, Nictels and Saloons . supplied with all the articles’ in our line on the most reasonable terms, and parties wish; ing to purchase are invited to call and examine . tt BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM, v, evada, Mareh 10th. OP POSITION To IMPOSITION !! re JULIUS CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, 18 NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK OF . CICARS, _ TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC., AY COST PRICES: oP CAE A RE HAS ON HAND’ 10.000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, Se 100,000 OF THE VERY BEST. HAYANNA AND IMITATION me ba BE HAD IN THE MARKBT. KILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBAC CO OF EVERY KIND. PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND _ PATTERN, MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE,FINE CUT CHEWING ee HANDKERCHIEFS EVERY KIN same tiie of Improving the quality of Monts and are ie ii ca sbseneo of which fs sometix'e sertously and vex Also, ‘Triinks; wi Vita da ciola ise ORS FOR CasH. ” sly experienced undér the reign of monopoOur Spring Stock is the Largest to be ab ae, Moats Nevada ' sod our ios Wie cian Ghsweas ake si ibest fa 2 t any others, nat say ers are Vited to tall and exemine Cg of Meas soneemed, sg Smee miming . may Goods and ascertain the prices Reduction in. prige,. vec seun Goats ce r ge Purchasing clsewhere. 2:0. E:' . Now Is THE TIMB 0 BUY GOODS AT re Fe weet ‘WHAT on LOc. CASE ternoon Chinato The fact was pur Jow, for she had heirt to named § ed for: t in “Meli gy and ¢ ness,” W coin for the mat: the Chir bled lik nest. J boose, the pur owner ¢ to: cut 0 by its bl they we as hap} man’s” A Rr since a mining Newtow being al quired f ed by.a i soon str and ha hundre¢ found a and a h the con last for digging ‘were. 6¢ ago, bi years pi We und of minin this seas

FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1867. RopBing THE TAXPAYERS.—The evi‘dence Which-is-being brought out by the various homens of Congress, « estab3 r es President J meee they been robbed, but the . . money stolen from. them has gone to swell tiie fortunes 8f the Basest’ athong thé ttaltors, who’ attempted the overthrow vf the nation. law all property captnyed in wat ismade subject to the disposal of Congreas,and by the fortunes of war millions} of dollars worth of property came into the The.estates of hands of the government. such men as Wise of Virginia, who'ate ‘Still fanning the flaities of rébellioh,' were legitimate. prizes of war, and having come into: our liands the “law preseribed’ how they should-be-disposed of. Wise statesmanship would dictaté that this property should help to pay the debt accumul by reason of the treason of its owners— ‘The confisentéd. property of traito’ have been sold and ‘the proceeds devoted to the liquidation of the debt, but Johnson zeturned: millions of At to traitor owners, and left the debt for loyal men,to pay.— This outra, as perpetrated in cool de, _— of law, and for the sole purpose of ricting the rebellion. * tt ‘whole policy of this veihdlond “wretch, whose accession to the Presidency -~was the calamity of the nation; seems to be, to Build up. Sdntherh treasoh at thé ex” ense of loyalty North and South. . Anothfamous transaction of his was the bale of Southern railroads to irresponsible persons,’ without any security. These railrowds, being tised by the rebel government for transportation of men and war mate: . rial, were seized and lield by the United @tatée/ Whe ‘roads have ‘been-soldby the President, the aggregate price being $7,444,078 22, of which there is still due, including {nterest; $6,570,074°05. These figures aro from the report‘of July last, at ‘which date only five out of the forty-seven companies therein named had paid their indebtedness. An exchange, commenting on this, says: “July 1st, 1866, tliere fell “due the sum of $875,000, of which, as has . , ‘been ascertained from other sources, but: ‘A very sttiall per centage was paid. Over $1,000,000 fell due on the Ist of the ‘pres: ent month, of which, also, but « small “amountwas paid, The aggregate due frotithe various companies is about the same now as it’ was last July, the payahotits by afew of them barely covering the interest falling due from others, It is known that wholly insufficient security was taken: bythe government for the pur, chases made under those Presidential or-. dors, and there are: many reasons for be’. lieving'that ‘but: ‘a smiall amount of the mhoneys now due will ever be paid.” This Sepa has been placed in the hands of x-rebel generals, confederate senators. Should . ." re Ha 6 to heavy t tlie ante, 4 shat toy three fine. There has been a game in our markets d .} consequence.of. the hes rFprorenten spose eee lending: We snow has been unusually deep, t much small. quail found their way toward the valleys. _It was remarked by parties long before the commenceniént of the'storms that mountain quail were unusually abundant in the foothills.. ‘These birds were no donbt taught by instinct that the Winter was going to be very’ severe. “Phe storms have not:kitled half so many as the hunters would have “bagged” had the season ‘been good. . The cliances are that game of all, kinds, very abundant, next seaBon, ane hunters desiring to make the most of the remainder of the hunting , left town yesterday for a couple of . days’ enor. They will no doubt. retires with abundance of game. . District.Court, March 14th. —Rob't. Lynd, Bryan Williams and Michael Bee: ley, natives of Great Britain, and John F. Hook, a native of Germany, admitted to citizenship. Manyon vs Manyon. Referred to-Jno. ‘I'Caldwell to take testimony and report to the Court. Lynch vs Lynch. Referred to W, W. Cross to take testimony and report to the Court. Dempsey vs Dempsey. Referfed to J: B. Johnson to take testimony and report to the Court. Winn vs Bosworth. Suit dismissed at plaintiff's cost. Donelly ¥s Donelly. Submitted and ta.’ ken under advisement. Shackelton vs Chinn Hoo et als. Fogarty vs Topliff. Judgment for plainMoL "The People vs Lewis Castine and John Napoleon. Castine was arraigned and giyenuntil Monday next to plead. Napoleon . Was ordered to.appear for arraignment at 10 o'clock to-morrow. Court adjourned to Friday morning at 10 o'clock. “— os InTitkarronal, CoInaGE.—An interest. ing correspondence his recently transpired between the Secretary of State and the Seeretary of the Treasury upon the subtary of State eiclosed in his letter a note from Mr. Berthemy, the Minister of France, containing @ translation of ‘the treaty which was recently concluded between France, Belgium, Italy and Switzerland, agreeing upon a uniform system of gold and silvercoinage. Mr, Berthemy particularly. calla the attention of the United States to Article 12 of thé treaty, which provides that any other nation ¢an join in. aa defiant traitors, and the great power of capital made by the government. a weapon to be used against loyal Southern . men,; It should. have all.been passed into . the hands of Congressandif sold to'Southern men the loyal should have been preferred, and_ such _gvarantecs required as puld., baye.. ingured payment. Under Johnson's policy, millions of dollars that might have been appropriated’ to paying the nation’s debts, this lessening the bur den of taxation, has) been placed. in rebel handa., These. wholesale robberies ‘committed by Johngon are established beyond & doubt, and they are so attrociously crim. inal ag o furnish sufficient ground, not only for-impeachment and removal, but forthe consignment of the author to imprisonment /for life. Such robberies iae these overshadow’ the frauds ‘committed during the administration of Buchanan.— this’ cotivention by accepting its obligations and adopting its monetary system, The Secretary of the Treasury, in his reply. expresses the interest which this Gov. ernment has always manifested in this subject ; ‘congratulates the French nation upon the monetary union already consumatéd, but expresses the hope--that the condition of this monetary‘ union will be modified if necessary, in .erder to unite the leading: nations of.the world in one system of international coinage. THesrate CoNVENTION.— Some 6f the Union papers are urging thatthe Union State. Convention be called at an Satlice day than:usual; Phere is ge ag iven for this ¢ we hope.the te Central Comt raga seek along as usual with its business, ‘did pive us a ticket oboing ol weeks before election. . Those who bring cases of its violation to the authorities are entitled to one-half the ee he scarcity, of € season, in 6, which 4— ; where the. ‘game has perished, but large numbers of paaking co tar aaa ate Fortioth tiff in accordance with prayer of complaint. . ject of international coinage. ‘The Secre-. . or, , 05-497 50 per year—-A SUM ABOUT EQUAL fur® convenes in . The object: law and land bill, . close of their late session. THe New HAMPSHIRE ELEcTION.— az es Shetaeetith tahdihe chhbdtekcommaned The State lection recently held in News act fon to "be held on office of Ci day tae ra 6 ee ae To a 8 a * §. N. a sat BYRON, “BLIVEN Fr? 4 ermitona ae pHOLESAL E AND RETAIL DEALERS IN’ “CROCKERY —AND—* the” Gatos party. The Goreyre sexe additional radicals are-sent to Congress, Congress 180,, i Goop Ae —The ¢ Colfax stage arrived in this city yesterday at half past 12] ro'clock. This is the best time made since the “éarly rains,” 4 BORN, re ethos In this city, March 11, 1867, to the wite of Peter Donnan, a son, MARRIED. At the residence of the bride’s mother, March 16, 28, by Rev, D.D, Cha _ es Cc, ee ge Ready. evada, to Miss Mary Ault, of Rough & Meas tik the above notice. we re: ceived a liberal supply of sparkling wine, To the bride and groom we extend ‘our hearty congratulations. May their future be as bright as their present, and may no cloud of. sorrow .ever cast its shadow athwart their path. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL,

Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. March 14, 1867. JE Perkins San Fra L B Austin Green M J. Hartshorn do G E Stephens do W Mathewson do B Williams Gold Fi J Goddard & w G V T Thomas do G B McKee do J CRaymoud Piet h J Geason do A Rubler Bear Rive H Randolph _ do CC Davids Nevada Miss E Brown. do. J Sullivan do ‘H Osgood do A Vandemark Mary M Ratcliffe De C T J Manchester Bri Ww va 7 joe Grass v rogan Forest § LJ Richards Alta J Sampson do es GRAND FAIR AND EXHIBITION! ete ; —AT THR— NEVADA THEATRE, On Tuesday mre. March 19th. The Fair conimeticés at 1 o'clock, on Tuesday Afternoon and continues until § o'clock in the Evening when it will close with a grand Exhibition by the COLORED SABBATH SCHOOL.— The Fair and Exhibition is given for the Benefit of the PASTOR of the A. M. E. Church. Everybody invited. FACTS AND FICURES! . Oe There are seven Meat Markets in THIS ‘TOWN, SELLING ABOUT 8,000 ibs. OF. MEAT DAILY, t this NEW MARKET may be made the means of lessening the cost.of living very much, and at the beth ons berg Tax OF THE ‘COUNTY 1 ee ROML.. } _JOHNOTON ends ee of a Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, As cannot fail to give complete satis. . New Styles of Every Desctiption ! A MRk GE (FORNe TONS Tees Has recently been opened and the prices charged BOY 8’ CLOTHING, by that Market average 5 cents a lb, . Ot Bvery Deseription, less than the public have had to pay CALIFORN BLANKETS for their Meats during the past winter and Be , " : Up tothe present time, _ wn We can be seon by avery élinple calculation that . FINE, WHITE &, FLANNEL SHIRTS . . 9 AND READY FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN !!} Stern Winters frowns ive passed away, And beauteons Spring returns’on¢e more, With radiant emiles and colors gay, Proclaiming Winters Fashions o'er, The skies are clothed in deeper blu = ting ctouds in purer white, > th seems re-creat radise for man’s delight. _ the ipa iy. garh fet + Noten wears, oh to > the eye and Summer Styles of Goods any atthe Mammoth Clothing re bw ae sa the New.Spr now bein, Poeatt Store of BANNE JUST age AND NOW OPENING —AT THE— CLOTHING ee u M BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine: Streets, NEVADA CITY, A Large and Splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING, AND FURNISHING GOODS, ‘Selected expressly for this ma:ket—all of the ‘Which 1 we offer for sale at such Low RATES. faction. 2" We have now im Store a Superior Assortment of Business Suits, New Spring styles of HATS Tt 4 a a Borlandous, Le Emperor, And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New Styles—Just Introduced. Baxtherti’ “Philadelphia Boots, And every éther kinds of Boots, Suitable for the Season, CRA¥ATS, TIES, SOCKS, , [atenseaten. CEA ss Ww x ees. “ COMMERCIAL sricmer, ‘Oppeetta A. Lademan's pe a Store. WHERE WILL BE FOUND A COMPLETE “ASSORTMENT OF China and Bohemian Ware, Chamber and ‘Tollet Seis, Plain and Fancy. ‘Dinner & Tea Bets Cutlery, Willow Ware, Mirrors, Chandeliers, ’ Chimn eys, Globes, > Brittania & Plated. Ware, . Fancy Articles, &e. &, [2 Families, Nictels and Saloons . supplied with all the articles’ in our line on the most reasonable terms, and parties wish; ing to purchase are invited to call and examine . tt BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM, v, evada, Mareh 10th. OP POSITION To IMPOSITION !! re JULIUS CREENWALD, BROAD STREET, 18 NOW SELLING HIS LARGE STOCK OF . CICARS, _ TOBACCO, PIPES, ETC., AY COST PRICES: oP CAE A RE HAS ON HAND’ 10.000 POUNDS OF FAVORITE BRANDS OF TOBACCO, Se 100,000 OF THE VERY BEST. HAYANNA AND IMITATION me ba BE HAD IN THE MARKBT. KILLIKINICK SMOKING TOBAC CO OF EVERY KIND. PIPES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND _ PATTERN, MATCHES OF EVERY MAKE,FINE CUT CHEWING ee HANDKERCHIEFS EVERY KIN same tiie of Improving the quality of Monts and are ie ii ca sbseneo of which fs sometix'e sertously and vex Also, ‘Triinks; wi Vita da ciola ise ORS FOR CasH. ” sly experienced undér the reign of monopoOur Spring Stock is the Largest to be ab ae, Moats Nevada ' sod our ios Wie cian Ghsweas ake si ibest fa 2 t any others, nat say ers are Vited to tall and exemine Cg of Meas soneemed, sg Smee miming . may Goods and ascertain the prices Reduction in. prige,. vec seun Goats ce r ge Purchasing clsewhere. 2:0. E:' . Now Is THE TIMB 0 BUY GOODS AT re Fe weet ‘WHAT on LOc. CASE ternoon Chinato The fact was pur Jow, for she had heirt to named § ed for: t in “Meli gy and ¢ ness,” W coin for the mat: the Chir bled lik nest. J boose, the pur owner ¢ to: cut 0 by its bl they we as hap} man’s” A Rr since a mining Newtow being al quired f ed by.a i soon str and ha hundre¢ found a and a h the con last for digging ‘were. 6¢ ago, bi years pi We und of minin this seas