May 7, 1865 (4 pages)

>. and wit os wisdom Saas Gor asad i his coudact fore. One of his chief more than herto his great success is that of seeing the nd from the beginning.— Itjis said of him that when a report is being made by onevf his officers, before it is half finished, Sherman has the whole, bfoken off the report and givén his orders. "Hague comertend nd the “situation” by his master mind and act on the instant as though the Whole field wore be. Dewert: fore him, nnd thus he acted in granting terms of the rebel ctiiefin North Carofina. Sherman had read the proclamation of _ Weitzel, authorising the. rebel Legislature ‘to mest ;-be saw how liberally Lee had been treated by Grant. The proclamation ‘of Weitzel was authorised by our . late President, but the Virginia’ rebels were the troops of that State from the Confederateservice. This Sherman did not know. The commander at Richmond had inaugura. ¢, ted a policy toward traitors fot which he has since been removed, Sherman was ata reand the ly on he could. See Croat th st ft nomnantr ot Hee pposed officers were prc abpeg the governmental authority and upon their acts he based remap the meeting of the hie own. Stree sate as ble we fg take was--oxplained he pretptly gave no. _ tie that the truce waa at an end and pre. pared his for action. He made his ‘firwt and great ihldtale in this wiatter, but he was prom apt to perceive it and had the _militihood” to’ correct it, In this we have another evidence of his greatness. ‘The Generat whom the nation ins so great calise to honor and who has won bright one for the Americaa soldier, we believe ” ‘DeeRoulpated from invnbeatae hie old and honored place as the true friend . ° ore vole ceacs Republic. He and slander for her cake ete nary bibatad aie ack never abated his zeal in her cause. We now believe that wheu we tiave received the full account: of hie rédeint conduct he will come out with. . out a Blemish and his fame Will lose none of ita luster because, of, Wakinesly mistaken action. Fiery A NeW incident in ZS" career of Green, the hae to light. p= tyra to banshee See Sed AAG toni nk Pin made of the affectionute devotion displayed by the wife of the culprit. 2 eset Fi ih i wes he practiced on her prior martlagé. The'story is that Mrs. Green was engaged toa goritlemat:, and Green incepted letters between them, while acting bas thirty-seven of her paemer hy rae ee eT aD ertee Aba when pe ah vice he Ay veh 0 te-whatit waste ny: sissies provisions and wotee acceminodativns, on . ! tion of the late President. His escape is at:. ic tmostimponitl, snd should ho be taken, he . dealt with as their master has, and that they may all meet a traitor’s doom. The following Proclamation issued by President Johnson, shows that Jeff. Davis and others of the “‘high-toned chivalry” were parties tothe'assassination of Lincoln; “Whereas; it “Wiitary Feat évidentce in. Justice, that the atrocious murder of Me late President, and —— assassination of tecretary . was incited, concerted and procured by Jefferson Davis, iate of Richmond, and ee nen Clement C. Clay, Beverly N. Sanders, N. C. Cleverly. Tucker other re ernment of the United Canada; now, ctete, to the end. that Fs ~-Andrewor either of them, within the limits of cae 80 that they er to trial the we ing rew efferson. Davis ; O00 exch for C ib ee Jaceb ThompBever!; Tucker and George N. Sanders, nai — 0,000 for Choverly, hee eh late clerk of C. C. i ee C. Clay was leihatitty United States Senator from Alabama. Beverly Tucker is the author of the “Partizan Lead. er,” and was 2 Professor .in the University of Virginia. Géorgé N. Sanders held office under Buchanan, and lately figured in Canadaasan agent of Jeff. Davis; and Jacob Thompson was Secretary of the Interior under Buchanan. They were all prominent Democrats. : People vs Ah Yongand Ah Chong. Plead-' ed not guilty. Trial set for Friday, May 12th. ‘The People vs John McDonald. ‘Joha I. Caldwell appointed. Counsel for am, at Me bona tae The People ve. Chin Lia. Given until Munday, the 8th, to plead. ~Phe People ~s Jas. Jaton. Arraignment, continued to the 8th. Court adjourned to Mondsy next. Tue Sanparn Day.—Rev. D. A. Dryden will preach in the Methodist Church Rev. Mr. Putmam will bol Episcopal services in the Baptist Church this evening at ¥§ e'clock. Sabbath school at the Brick Church at 125 o'clock, Bi SY RN Se 18 o'clock.Tar Gea Juny.— The Grand Jury hes been in sessivn since Wednesday last, and will not conclude the business te come.before it until next Monday orTueday, Tue ‘SuPEnvisous.—The Board of Bu pervisors have been incenea Sate Monten, attending to general Designs. Lar Sadenten wieAieraietedinns ation ee ee tar W. 6. lyrotar gat be Directory of ‘Grass Valley nearly ready for the press. ParsioenrJouxson on EMANCIPATION. The Cincinnati Gazette reporta the speech of ‘Johason on his way to Washing. ton. ‘Tie brass band andthe. multitude called him out in front of the Burnett House. ol “leaped et hexaant Bere yavoagy ea eabe ye Couwry Couwt.—People vs Wm. Harri}. son. -Pleaded. not guilty, and‘Thursday, . ~ ty . May 11th, set for trial. Om this morning and evening at the usual hours: caieenen gr thy circulating library has been orA Washoe philosopher has ascertained that, that region Was once the bottom of vast ocean ; haunted by dreadful storms,— but loft the wind. vicinity, having succeeded in nyuning el fourteen animals. ie, Tue new theatre in Marysville rapa . drawing towards completion. —_————e Tue Kine OF Teanons to the human Face, is that perverted condition of the blood . . Which breeds scrofula or struma, glandular swellings, ulcers, &c. Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla Yellow Dock, Iodine~Alterative, is warranted to cure this horrible disease in man, woman er child. Crane & Brigham aatye. my5-Iwig CARD. THEODORE TILTON, efitor of he Independent ina note to Mr. says: My Dear Bradbury’ fT have had the beautiful Piasking me how I fike one of my children! In fact, if you were to ask the children, I'm m afraid they would say they liked it nearly as well as they like me!. It speaks every day, tte year round, and never loses’ its voices I wish its owner could do half as well — Ever your friend as of old, THEODORE TILTON. ae Arrivals at the — National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET. -seereeNEVADA CITY ae 1 a Fi Ha Tet baal : LOOK TO. YOUR INTEREST. . . gUST RECEIVED From Auction and by last Steamer ! @&PruoirTy CASES 23 SPRING DRESS coopsr SILK MANTLES, SHEETINGS, House Furnishing ; GENERAL DRY GoopDs. ee 67 SPECIAL CARB TAKRN IN FILLING ORDER: As this le Strictly « ONE PRICE HOUSE! if present themselves, Farties visiting ay ‘Cas ma ona Buccessor to Hardy & Hall. 180. 5, aaerermey . SNES. now on the way from the Atlante Stats, r Nature, after a while, drew off the »_wyetten . Indians are committing depredations in that . j an insolvent Debtor. 4 the Hon. A. C. Niles. Judge County PSM ee as een 2 ok Fe TRS 7 4 " National ‘Manufactory Original Puen » Porpperet, IRECT FROM me Disco Jamaica. Arrack, ity of ative Wines. Seema: California Ale and meriean Whisky, oldest ‘ind Dest, Peach aad Apple Brandy. pe bs . 44 Le desdorm, fe19 Near Sacramento San Franeisco: UNION LIVERY a SPRING STREET, ev AD 5 the : set tere oan be towed te te as fine ean be in state. Well and easy Saddle’ well equ or Gentlemen will be ready at ali experience in the business and an an earnest desire to retain pear peat eng pay am lenny leads me to believe I will be able te anoso long, that now-to.aak.me how I like it, is like . Particular attention vers for the use of parties, balls, &e. The mal ity of stock will permit me to Few Ba that those seck. i leasure on business would well tonivems acai . = [SSOLVENT TICE.—In the t of the State of California, coun wap g bee im the matter of the Petition of illiam a matatae “GREGORY & vis FIRS oe _PReinum s s Ad Stays % _& WAITE, /CROcERIESs, © “ Apes Liquors, ee * Glass a Ware, ee, Ce ee WEAVER & ¢o., ” And repent ow in . Per Cash and mare me intron 1 to Pay, We can and will ay Sell as Cheap as any House th Nevada ; “OF sell cut tosoiebody Whio ca") ” A nimble Sizpence Paes gore ae Shilling.” We don’t embark ‘in the business: of . Grab with the idea of making a’ fortuie in g year. Having located ourselves inNevada we ‘. afte prepared to atay ‘and hope by fair and hen ,. orable dealing to command Ast patronage. **NO BAD DEBTS.’? . Is our Motto. “By living. up. to’ this ‘there . willbe no need of adding the per centage to : care customer's bill that we lose on a poor ALL GOODS MUST BE ‘PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED. We have now on hand a large one ects: plete assortment of Goods, equal to any house in the city. rt . Blasting Pewder, Fuse, Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite.Rope, Hemp & Rubber Pack. img, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY. & WAITE. Tubs, Pails; Wood and Willow F Ware, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Tanks Quicksilver, For sale, For Cash only, by, GREGORY & WAITE. . GORBGoRY ie Wi ITE. A General Assortment of HARDWARE Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door , Knobs, . Fer slo Cheap by Gregory & Waite 75 Kegs Nails, Comma id Piiahing ‘For sale by Gnegery 4 & Waite. PITCHPORKS, mois, ac, _____Far Sale by Gregory & Waite. 26 Kegs, No. 1 Isthmus Butter, aif sale by Gregory & Waite. GREGORY & WAITE. 200 Boxes Candles assorted, _For sale by Gregory & Waite. . Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, ‘Wheat, Bran ana Shorts, For sale by Gregory & Waite. -. California Haske Wall Bacon, the genuine article, for sale by the least symept ground, Wel _ from an ‘intere " that he ja the f dred feet in the that his pile w: little too fast, . CERTIFICAT ing persons _w: ination atthe -. Forest Spring’ and Clear @r ley 3.3, 8.Lia ,Preneh'Corrat J.C. Boyntoa Bratton, Wav @akland ; Miss Mrs. Hettie 2) tificates are ge hold ‘them are classified or m Tre Coot Yesterday afte dicated a degr during the sea éf Beckman’s . trick of the se ance with a m ' printer, from ¢ hands felt \ lik heat: ‘Van is bler” in the h you don’t. thir ' you're dry and THE Swea understand th: prevented thi some time hav twenty men wv With the rock and the custo the mill will t We understan an experience the works, 1 and we expe these claims. ComPLimet traveled cons ed us yesterda Court House clear, withou' Tuey have near Diamond is about one ¢ don't think it it “swizzle.” contains gold trThere E didates out al be filled this. those ‘who ad in the local their anvoun: the colnmns o nN

>.. and wit os wisdom Saas Gor asad i his coudact fore.. One of his chief more than herto his great success is that of seeing the nd from the beginning.— Itjis said of him that when a report is being made by onevf his officers, before it is half finished, Sherman has the whole, bfoken off the report and givén his orders. "Hague comertend nd the “situation” by his master mind and act on the instant as though the Whole field wore be. Dewert: fore him, nnd thus he acted in granting terms of the rebel ctiiefin North Carofina. Sherman had read the proclamation of _ Weitzel, authorising the. rebel Legislature ‘to mest ;-be saw how liberally Lee had been treated by Grant. The proclamation ‘of Weitzel was authorised by our . late President, but the Virginia’ rebels were the troops of that State from the Confederateservice. This Sherman did not know. The commander at Richmond had inaugura. ¢, ted a policy toward traitors fot which he has since been removed, Sherman was ata reand the ly on he could. See Croat th st ft nomnantr ot Hee pposed officers were prc abpeg the governmental authority and upon their acts he based remap the meeting of the hie own. Stree sate as ble we fg take was--oxplained he pretptly gave no. _ tie that the truce waa at an end and pre. pared his for action. He made his ‘firwt and great ihldtale in this wiatter, but he was prom apt to perceive it and had the _militihood” to’ correct it, In this we have another evidence of his greatness. ‘The Generat whom the nation ins so great calise to honor and who has won bright one for the Americaa soldier, we believe ” ‘DeeRoulpated from invnbeatae hie old and honored place as the true friend . ° ore vole ceacs Republic. He and slander for her cake ete nary bibatad aie ack never abated his zeal in her cause. We now believe that wheu we tiave received the full account: of hie rédeint conduct he will come out with. . out a Blemish and his fame Will lose none of ita luster because, of, Wakinesly mistaken action. Fiery A NeW incident in ZS" career of Green, the hae to light. p= tyra to banshee See Sed AAG toni nk Pin made of the affectionute devotion displayed by the wife of the culprit. 2 eset Fi ih i wes he practiced on her prior martlagé. The'story is that Mrs. Green was engaged toa goritlemat:, and Green incepted letters between them, while acting bas thirty-seven of her paemer hy rae ee eT aD ertee Aba when pe ah vice he Ay veh 0 te-whatit waste ny: sissies provisions and wotee acceminodativns, on . ! tion of the late President. His escape is at:. ic tmostimponitl, snd should ho be taken, he . dealt with as their master has, and that they may all meet a traitor’s doom. The following Proclamation issued by President Johnson, shows that Jeff. Davis and others of the “‘high-toned chivalry” were parties tothe'assassination of Lincoln; “Whereas; it “Wiitary Feat évidentce in. Justice, that the atrocious murder of Me late President, and —— assassination of tecretary . was incited, concerted and procured by Jefferson Davis, iate of Richmond, and ee nen Clement C. Clay, Beverly N. Sanders, N. C. Cleverly. Tucker other re ernment of the United Canada; now, ctete, to the end. that Fs ~-Andrewor either of them, within the limits of cae 80 that they er to trial the we ing rew efferson. Davis ; O00 exch for C ib ee Jaceb ThompBever!; Tucker and George N. Sanders, nai — 0,000 for Choverly, hee eh late clerk of C. C. i ee C. Clay was leihatitty United States Senator from Alabama. Beverly Tucker is the author of the “Partizan Lead. er,” and was 2 Professor .in the University of Virginia. Géorgé N. Sanders held office under Buchanan, and lately figured in Canadaasan agent of Jeff. Davis; and Jacob Thompson was Secretary of the Interior under Buchanan. They were all prominent Democrats. : People vs Ah Yongand Ah Chong. Plead-' ed not guilty. Trial set for Friday, May 12th. ‘The People vs John McDonald. ‘Joha I. Caldwell appointed. Counsel for am, at Me bona tae The People ve. Chin Lia. Given until Munday, the 8th, to plead. ~Phe People ~s Jas. Jaton. Arraignment, continued to the 8th. Court adjourned to Mondsy next. Tue Sanparn Day.—Rev. D. A. Dryden will preach in the Methodist Church Rev. Mr. Putmam will bol Episcopal services in the Baptist Church this evening at ¥§ e'clock. Sabbath school at the Brick Church at 125 o'clock, Bi SY RN Se 18 o'clock.Tar Gea Juny.— The Grand Jury hes been in sessivn since Wednesday last, and will not conclude the business te come.before it until next Monday orTueday, Tue ‘SuPEnvisous.—The Board of Bu pervisors have been incenea Sate Monten, attending to general Designs. Lar Sadenten wieAieraietedinns ation ee ee tar W. 6. lyrotar gat be Directory of ‘Grass Valley nearly ready for the press. ParsioenrJouxson on EMANCIPATION. The Cincinnati Gazette reporta the speech of ‘Johason on his way to Washing. ton. ‘Tie brass band andthe. multitude called him out in front of the Burnett House. ol “leaped et hexaant Bere yavoagy ea eabe ye Couwry Couwt.—People vs Wm. Harri}. son. -Pleaded. not guilty, and‘Thursday, . ~ ty . May 11th, set for trial. Om this morning and evening at the usual hours: caieenen gr thy circulating library has been orA Washoe philosopher has ascertained that, that region Was once the bottom of vast ocean ; haunted by dreadful storms,— but loft the wind. vicinity, having succeeded in nyuning el fourteen animals. ie, Tue new theatre in Marysville rapa . drawing towards completion. —_————e Tue Kine OF Teanons to the human Face, is that perverted condition of the blood . . Which breeds scrofula or struma, glandular swellings, ulcers, &c. Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla Yellow Dock, Iodine~Alterative, is warranted to cure this horrible disease in man, woman er child. Crane & Brigham aatye. my5-Iwig CARD. THEODORE TILTON, efitor of he Independent ina note to Mr. says: My Dear Bradbury’ fT have had the beautiful Piasking me how I fike one of my children! In fact, if you were to ask the children, I'm m afraid they would say they liked it nearly as well as they like me!. It speaks every day, tte year round, and never loses’ its voices I wish its owner could do half as well — Ever your friend as of old, THEODORE TILTON. ae Arrivals at the — National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET.. -seereeNEVADA CITY ae 1 a Fi Ha Tet baal : LOOK TO. YOUR INTEREST. . . gUST RECEIVED From Auction and by last Steamer ! @&PruoirTy CASES 23 SPRING DRESS coopsr SILK MANTLES, SHEETINGS, House Furnishing ; GENERAL DRY GoopDs. ee 67 SPECIAL CARB TAKRN IN FILLING

ORDER: As this le Strictly « ONE PRICE HOUSE! if present themselves, Farties visiting ay ‘Cas ma ona Buccessor to Hardy & Hall. 180. 5, aaerermey . SNES. now on the way from the Atlante Stats, r Nature, after a while, drew off the »_wyetten . Indians are committing depredations in that . j an insolvent Debtor. 4 the Hon. A. C. Niles. Judge County PSM ee as een 2 ok Fe TRS 7 4 " National ‘Manufactory Original Puen » Porpperet, IRECT FROM me Disco Jamaica. Arrack, ity of ative Wines. Seema: California Ale and meriean Whisky, oldest ‘ind Dest, Peach aad Apple Brandy. pe bs . 44 Le desdorm, fe19 Near Sacramento San Franeisco: UNION LIVERY a SPRING STREET, ev AD 5 the : set tere oan be towed te te as fine ean be in state. Well and easy Saddle’ well equ or Gentlemen will be ready at ali experience in the business and an an earnest desire to retain pear peat eng pay am lenny leads me to believe I will be able te anoso long, that now-to.aak.me how I like it, is like . Particular attention vers for the use of parties, balls, &e. The mal ity of stock will permit me to Few Ba that those seck. i leasure on business would well tonivems acai . = [SSOLVENT TICE.—In the t of the State of California, coun wap g bee im the matter of the Petition of illiam a matatae “GREGORY & vis FIRS oe _PReinum s s Ad Stays % _& WAITE, /CROcERIESs, © “ Apes Liquors, ee * Glass a Ware, ee, Ce ee WEAVER & ¢o., ” And repent ow in . Per Cash and mare me intron 1 to Pay, We can and will ay Sell as Cheap as any House th Nevada ; “OF sell cut tosoiebody Whio ca") ” A nimble Sizpence Paes gore ae Shilling.” We don’t embark ‘in the business: of . Grab with the idea of making a’ fortuie in g year. Having located ourselves inNevada we ‘. afte prepared to atay ‘and hope by fair and hen ,. orable dealing to command Ast patronage. **NO BAD DEBTS.’? . Is our Motto. “By living. up. to’ this ‘there . willbe no need of adding the per centage to : care customer's bill that we lose on a poor ALL GOODS MUST BE ‘PAID FOR WHEN ORDERED. We have now on hand a large one ects: plete assortment of Goods, equal to any house in the city. rt . Blasting Pewder, Fuse, Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite.Rope, Hemp & Rubber Pack. img, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY. & WAITE. Tubs, Pails; Wood and Willow F Ware, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Tanks Quicksilver, For sale, For Cash only, by, GREGORY & WAITE. . GORBGoRY ie Wi ITE. A General Assortment of HARDWARE Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door , Knobs, . Fer slo Cheap by Gregory & Waite 75 Kegs Nails, Comma id Piiahing ‘For sale by Gnegery 4 & Waite. PITCHPORKS, mois, ac, _____Far Sale by Gregory & Waite. 26 Kegs, No. 1 Isthmus Butter, aif sale by Gregory & Waite. GREGORY & WAITE. 200 Boxes Candles assorted, _For sale by Gregory & Waite. . Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, ‘Wheat, Bran ana Shorts, For sale by Gregory & Waite. -. California Haske Wall Bacon, the genuine article, for sale by the least symept ground, Wel _ from an ‘intere " that he ja the f dred feet in the that his pile w: little too fast, . CERTIFICAT ing persons _w: ination atthe -. Forest Spring’ and Clear @r ley 3.3, 8.Lia ,Preneh'Corrat J.C. Boyntoa Bratton, Wav @akland ; Miss Mrs. Hettie 2) tificates are ge hold ‘them are classified or m Tre Coot Yesterday afte dicated a degr during the sea éf Beckman’s . trick of the se ance with a m ' printer, from ¢ hands felt \ lik heat: ‘Van is bler” in the h you don’t. thir ' you're dry and THE Swea understand th: prevented thi some time hav twenty men wv With the rock and the custo the mill will t We understan an experience the works, 1 and we expe these claims. ComPLimet traveled cons ed us yesterda Court House clear, withou' Tuey have near Diamond is about one ¢ don't think it it “swizzle.” contains gold trThere E didates out al be filled this. those ‘who ad in the local their anvoun: the colnmns o nN