October 19, 1867 (4 pages)

nt rere anna traces tata eetioetetnesn é . . mesmo * site see amphi Btate, and considering the late Tulse pla tow Maas cod ae patty is in better condition te-day so‘ fat ‘as organization and enthusiasm is conthan it thas’ “bees since the-end SNE theese a eet ek should now. be directed to, freeing the patty WP thése side ‘seuss which have . embarrassed it,and preparing to go into ‘the fight néxt year untrammeled. The Preservation of the country and the es‘tablishment ef peace upon the basis of ‘the war and the principles of Republi. hla conomm ‘be the’ single __gult. ‘Phat the latge majority of. the . i aeeusbdeo wa on Sesion ee i aoitas, and cer. “Bpon tl plen, would be sufficient glory Guana ae bee by the fact that every , party. is with Siseoh fie ge nd «A pa enemies: ee : Aig prs fot wie a sega wi intelligent,” ‘eratic orators call ‘the Stet orem ste ane any Mion fakin hota cet Encouraged the Democracy fears “negro equality,” sad appeals'to the lowest ‘passions of the white man to save the country from the supremacy of ‘the little handful of an inferior race. .Whata comment on the low. inatincts and ignorance of the Democratic party. This is the’ great iesue of the Democracy, and to this they While jones: are pressing upon perpetuity of the . government and the @afety of Republican institutions de. pend. Who doubts that, if the issue ti equally met, aud the people are suffered 'to decide it, without having outside issués' involved, that ‘the: Union party will win? ‘The measures of the Union party command the support of the nant part of the people, party is careful in, the choice onc ean be doubt of the. re“ Letall dissention within the par. ty be healed, Wil side tieues discarded, and California will be good for 20,000 majority for the next Union President. Scmd0L Party.—Quite a number of Nevada people went out’ ta ‘attelid a festival and dance given for the ben. Gt of the Sélby’ Flat Public School. The new building sod vice es ready for jah yRuom LapewaA rich quarts ledge ‘was discovered a few. days, since,. by Chas, Ort and Lewis White,.on Deer Creek, about a mile above the Oriental will. The ledge is fifteen inches wide on the surface, and shows free gold all Over the face of the rock: The quartz has a rich seam of ere running through it, Sak Ree, an employee of as City Engi: neer’s department in Oakland, has been notified of having--become heir to a legacy of £45,000 in England, and he is goat so teave to. Feoaire it, isn. BAwxs, chairman of the House ‘Foreign Affairs, has ac‘Otel. toa EE: Senor Romero i por. Beh LA Mexico. A simiinvitation extended to Sen-. ‘ida to leave . very rough treatment patty bt Onledidien, Whree Mexican Psa Age io Prayer meeting raise his majority to Fag estehogr Bey "190 ahead of Currey. prasad at a ‘Democratic majority of 400 majority. Calaveras gives 150 majority for Swett and 75 for Currey.— Amador givés 46 Democratic majority, a Republican gain of 281. In San Joaquinthe gain is 134, which gives.a ‘majority to Swett and Currey of 210. Napa shows a Union.gain of 125. We have no news as; yet from any of the counties south of San Francisco,and not much that’: is ‘reliable from any“of the coudties north of Yuba, savé Siskiyou which gives, about 200 Democratic majority, Yolo is estimated at about 40 majority for Sprague and 80 for Fitz gerald. In nearly all the counties . heard from there have been great changes since September in favor of Republicans. Estimating. these changes in the counties: not ‘heard from in the same proportion as those reported, our pg warrant the belief, that. both Swett and are elected—the former by tana sumed from 800 to 900 majority. i ‘The Grase Valley inion says: “C., Hs a baie. committed ‘Thu wn, in , . Rough & Ready sie a HE agan of, the robbers, oni of whom. received treatment at the hands of a robbers went.into a white man’s cabin, Thuraday -#ftefsdiedb, on the road begrt tig be thre nt si des in the Celestials. The latter ter made an vélfedt fight, Yahi two ofthe pert. being satiefied with simply securing the fellow, the Chinamen proceeded te give him a splendid drubbing. Tliey. used clubs, boulders and such other weapons as were convenient, and they pounded his head until it was a more hideous object than the caput of Jones after McCool’s. work on the latter. » The Chinamen then found old man Oague, prodisfiguered Mexican, and lashed him, and started fF the Anthoiy House. When Osborn saw the procession on the road to the Anthony Mag Oague was leading the wounded. Mexican, and about fifty Chinaman were following the head of the procession, while one of thém had a cocked and loaded gun ready for use in case the Greaser attempted to éaéape.” Duron Fuat.2The vote at Dutch Fiat ‘stood—Carrey . 129; Sprague ‘84, Swett 134, Fitzgerald 80. County Judge—Spear 132, Myers 82. The majority at Gold Run for the Union ticket was 60. Sih It is reported that General Prim who has been more or less connected with the recent attempts at revolation in Spain, has arrived incog at New York. PLaces' or Pusiic Worsaip.—Divine servyces will be held at the following places of public worship, on the Sabbath : Mrruopist CHurcu.— in the mernieg 0 11 o'clock, X; tad in she evening o" Class meuti at 936 a. M., . Sabbath School, in P.M Beaver noe: eee Wortean tees evening at i o'dlosk. CoNeREGATIONAL . " <iapeath tebaih the morning at 11 o'clock and in epee Ph atTo'clock. Sabbath Scho . im: af Sacramento ‘iaciate Sete leads ae t 200'to'250,;, Placer gives Currey about . . Rovex cceemaamet om poushiegy You . . Ontiint ives sie the’ partichlies of . ] Red cured a horse, on which they placed-the . ' i ning at ee Sarees i . Scott’s Fiat, = --__ m4 3 . as 4 TP. * re 2 OS ii i Ree aes esa si . Grass Valley, ——— 67 389-543 be Ranch, 10 10° 10° 3 Rough & Rea’y tp. Rough & Ready, 81 47 81 -46 Indian 8 rings, 21 25 21 25 ‘Mooney 40 @ 30 0 a Se 24. 18 2 tii one Gooval 42 54 4 64 Birchville, . Shoe Sweetland, 88 25 48 21 N. San Juan, 115 7 119 % Cherokee, 22:20 BB 19 Bloomfield Tow’ Ds : Columbia Hill, 40 48 40 47 Lake City, 7 te ie ae ae N, Bloomfield, 34 14 8 18 —— fag Sayer ) Wier See: Gai . ure maa Moore's Flat, «61. — 9862: «92 . ureka, 6°68 66 67 Meadow Lake tp. Meadow Lake, B87 24 BT 24 Bowman's, 0 00 00 00 Carlile, « VY) Vi 1m Coburn’s Station, 48 35 44 384 Weatent 8 f° ashington i 46 80 48° 24 ni oe i rg Ja 547 S55 72 k Tow’ "pi Powe York, ee oe HBC 85 12 29 Lowell Hui,’ 80% 00° 00 Bet, 000 000 000 000 Hunt’s Hill, 2 2 B84 28 5 81.29 88 ° 27 VOTE FOR COUNTY JUDGE, By Precinets. : © lene Yer Towneliip. Nevada—Niles 597, Reardon 287. Blue Tent—Niles 32, Reardon 19. Scott’s Flat—Niles 22, Reardon 4. Grass Valley Township. Grass Valley-—Niles 367,Reardon 566. Forest Springs—Niles 29, Reardon 29. Buena Vista—Niles 24, Reardon 21. Rough & Ready Township. Globe Ranch—Niles 10, Reardon 10. Rough & Ready—Niles 80,Reardon 48. Mooney Flat—Niles 10, Reardon 10. Little York Township. Hunt’s Hill— Niles 85, Reardon 27. Little York—Niles 17, Reardon 24. Red Dog—Niles 32, Reardon 28. You Bet— 92, Reardon 35. . Bridgeport Township. Sweetland—Niles 35, Reardon 29. French Corral—Niles 36, Reardon 58. N, San Jnaa—-Niles 107, Reardon 86. . Birehville—Niles. 21, Reardon 29. Cherokee—Niles 21, Reardon 11. Bloomfield Township. Lake City—Niles 18, Reardon 11. 'N. Bloomfield—Niles 34, Reardon 17. Relief Hill—Niles 22, Reardon 15. Columbia Hill—~Niles 37, Reardon 51 Meadow Lake Township. Meadow Lake—Niles 37, Reardon 24. Carlile—Niles 16, Reardon 8. Coburn’s Station—Niles 43, Reardon 85. Tinker’s Station—Niles 9, Reardon 0. « PS" Bareka Township. Moore’s Flat—Niles 60, Readon 94. Eureka—Niles 56, Reardon 76, Washington Township. Washington—Niles 51, Readon 72. Omega—Niles 47, Reardon 29. A? the State Fair in Oregon, 4 magnificent counterpane, of. crochet work is on exhibition, which contains 35,000 yards of'thread, and took the maker, Mrs. Louisa Gimbal, of Umatilla, two years time to work. A PROMISING young man may do very well, perhape—a paying one better. a ARRIVALS AT THE. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HIASEY, Prop’s. aE Wate Indian Springs—Niles 21,Reardon 25. . + Which Ladies are invited to call and eee. Years of rience in bu in. this munity, long con : with the ing sholeasle bousee enable us to euit the ‘tastes of the. scene antes ten sae ieek fesniek the. ity of Goods at the lowest prices! WE-HAVE NEWiw DRESS GOODS! 2 To suit every taste and purse, “price from: $30 to $150. Cloaks, Hats, &c. of the latest style. Also, a fall sssortnient of Carpets of all kinds, Of] Cloths, “WALL PAPER, and Purnishing heeee: ‘Aleo, @ large stock of LADIES, misex ane . Be CHILDREN’S SHOES. LINENS, MUSLINS, Aind i Geral Assortment of everything need eo in the shape of ~ meus ehola Go eae} neem ete neval cuetom we will sell According to your line at. Lower Prices than ae other House im Nevada county. _ A tales call wid'convince yourselves. Neier sy hipaa aa maraeetnien _Nevada, Oct. 19th. “LOOX SBR. riled a at Cigars, Tobaceo, Pipes ts, «3 WILIAM LEWIS, Wheneaia gna nealaied i CIGARS iit wigs Goods, not enjoy "Give mae . trials Copenh aie of feo By areas me deli issued yah! ches, Court of G, B. an cnty Justice of the Peace ated AD. dost ee ben A Suction on the iith day of ‘Oc Tae gs a * ie BETS a Go * Sane Euswa wer the ceria usr eri sd coo hic oy r Co’ mn terly direction for distance of : south eaeh iy taboo intends C at French Comnty aforesae: With eli "ie Hewat ip and pe taining. Including unto beloning' or apper day, the 9th day of ber, A al day the Oh day of Mover A, 280, bs A LARGE LOT, Just Received by Very latest patterns and best qual-/ 3) & 8; ROSENTHAL. . Given u October, A.D. 1807. J. A. ROSS, Const BT, 019 YRESH OYSTERS—Raw, ‘Fancy Roast, Fried or Roast. FANCY LUNCH Qaail im every ‘Kggs, Pig’s Feet, Lamb's Pork& Beans. . a of: Fresh ct cikme, on SATURUAYS « sUapAys. N. B~leosh Opatara, § in. shell, sold wheleeale and retail. City and Country Stands furARS, . LUMBER! LUMBER . LUMBER enn 1 scoTT FLAT: SAW MILL co. . Lamber Yard: ree SACRAMENTO 8?., ‘near Gold Ran Bridge. DRALERS IN PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER Ac ames esis Tiateine commie —!-AND SHAKES, ' Hee pac cee to furnish aie i” ; weergonrs can’ mceeet found eta vena for = sa: OBE ad Vieni Fonene h esiemsionoe? ~y «Cat Begad & Sacramento Btity hse y avec, ~~ Fite crm Tr ee esa very best maniier: and Wagons ian and Repaired. ‘4 Vehicles isoned ond, ait kinds of mila thing Gone. sce brass HORSE SHOER wit ear ‘or wat GON sien oe Sees ) anova STORE. =. bk BALDWIN, He {OMMERCIAL next door to the Dashes ss diag ae cod. AND EYERYTHING IN THE ‘GRUB LINE.’ All of which will be sold wr CHEAP FOm CASH ices Pseeses sete Phe re on sperms. ind oat: Seas hand to do — ready the Nevada, JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY W. C. RANDOLPH. * Nevada, April. 26th. FRESH OYSTERS RECBIVED EVERY DAY, BY WM. KING, at SANDY'S 8a> LOON, Corner of Broad and Pine Streete. Oysters served Fresh, Stewed or om the Half . Shell. Families supplied. t2-ORDERS SOLICITED. 4000 LOOK TO YOUR ROOFS. style, Turkey & bette ae. eauHiseee SEB EER. _@ eupses eEeeaar. SF eae bares Ss senws & 2 = iy 22 SRT BABAS Se. -oBee fe. 8 i? BS. Qersaeverd~ ' EE BB By &

nt rere anna traces tata eetioetetnesn é . . mesmo * site see amphi Btate, and considering the late Tulse pla tow Maas cod ae patty is in better condition te-day so‘ fat ‘as organization and enthusiasm is conthan it thas’ “bees since the-end SNE theese a eet ek should now. be directed to, freeing the patty WP thése side ‘seuss which have . embarrassed it,and preparing to go into ‘the fight néxt year untrammeled. The Preservation of the country and the es‘tablishment ef peace upon the basis of ‘the war and the principles of Republi. hla conomm ‘be the’ single __gult. ‘Phat the latge majority of. the . i aeeusbdeo wa on Sesion ee i aoitas, and cer. “Bpon tl plen, would be sufficient glory Guana ae bee by the fact that every , party. is with Siseoh fie ge nd «A pa enemies: ee : Aig prs fot wie a sega wi intelligent,” ‘eratic orators call ‘the Stet orem ste ane any Mion fakin hota cet Encouraged the Democracy fears “negro equality,” sad appeals'to the lowest ‘passions of the white man to save the country from the supremacy of ‘the little handful of an inferior race. .Whata comment on the low. inatincts and ignorance of the Democratic party. This is the’ great iesue of the Democracy, and to this they While jones: are pressing upon perpetuity of the . government and the @afety of Republican institutions de. pend. Who doubts that, if the issue ti equally met, aud the people are suffered 'to decide it, without having outside issués' involved, that ‘the: Union party will win? ‘The measures of the Union party command the support of the nant part of the people, party is careful in, the choice onc ean be doubt of the. re“ Letall dissention within the par. ty be healed, Wil side tieues discarded, and California will be good for 20,000 majority for the next Union President. Scmd0L Party.—Quite a number of Nevada people went out’ ta ‘attelid a festival and dance given for the ben. Gt of the Sélby’ Flat Public School. The new building sod vice es ready for jah yRuom LapewaA rich quarts ledge ‘was discovered a few. days, since,. by Chas, Ort and Lewis White,.on Deer Creek, about a mile above the Oriental will. The ledge is fifteen inches wide on the surface, and shows free gold all Over the face of the rock: The quartz has a rich seam of ere running through it, Sak Ree, an employee of as City Engi: neer’s department in Oakland, has been notified of having--become heir to a legacy of £45,000 in England, and he is goat so teave to. Feoaire it, isn. BAwxs, chairman of the House ‘Foreign Affairs, has ac‘Otel. toa EE: Senor Romero i por. Beh LA Mexico. A simiinvitation extended to Sen-. ‘ida to leave . very rough treatment patty bt Onledidien, Whree Mexican Psa Age io Prayer meeting raise his majority to Fag estehogr Bey "190 ahead of Currey. prasad at a ‘Democratic majority of 400 majority. Calaveras gives 150 majority for Swett and 75 for Currey.— Amador givés 46 Democratic majority, a Republican gain of 281. In San Joaquinthe gain is 134, which gives.a ‘majority to Swett and Currey of 210. Napa shows a Union.gain of 125. We have no news as; yet from any of the counties south of San Francisco,and not much that’: is ‘reliable from any“of the coudties north of Yuba, savé Siskiyou which gives, about 200 Democratic majority, Yolo is estimated at about 40 majority for Sprague and 80 for Fitz gerald. In nearly all the counties . heard from there have been great changes since September in favor of Republicans. Estimating. these changes in the counties: not ‘heard from in the same proportion as those reported, our pg warrant the belief, that. both Swett and are elected—the former by tana sumed from 800 to 900 majority. i ‘The Grase Valley inion says: “C., Hs a baie. committed ‘Thu wn, in , . Rough & Ready sie a HE agan of, the robbers, oni of whom. received treatment at the hands of a robbers went.into a white man’s cabin, Thuraday -#ftefsdiedb, on the road begrt tig be thre nt si des in the Celestials. The latter ter made an vélfedt fight, Yahi two ofthe pert. being satiefied with simply securing the fellow, the Chinamen proceeded te give him a splendid drubbing. Tliey. used clubs, boulders and such other weapons as were convenient, and they pounded his head until it was a more hideous object than the caput of Jones after McCool’s. work on the latter. » The Chinamen then found old man Oague, prodisfiguered Mexican, and lashed him, and started fF the Anthoiy House. When Osborn saw the procession on the road to the Anthony Mag Oague was leading the wounded. Mexican, and about fifty Chinaman were following the head of the procession, while one of thém had a cocked and loaded gun ready for use in case the Greaser attempted to éaéape.” Duron Fuat.2The vote at Dutch Fiat ‘stood—Carrey . 129; Sprague ‘84, Swett 134, Fitzgerald 80. County Judge—Spear 132, Myers 82. The majority at Gold Run for the Union ticket was 60. Sih It is reported that General Prim who has been more or less connected with the recent attempts at revolation in Spain, has arrived incog at New York. PLaces' or Pusiic Worsaip.—Divine servyces will be held at the following places of public worship, on the Sabbath : Mrruopist CHurcu.— in the mernieg 0 11 o'clock, X; tad in she evening o" Class meuti at 936 a. M., . Sabbath School, in P.M Beaver noe: eee Wortean tees evening at i o'dlosk. CoNeREGATIONAL . " <iapeath tebaih the morning at 11 o'clock and in epee Ph atTo'clock. Sabbath Scho . im: af Sacramento ‘iaciate Sete leads ae t 200'to'250,;, Placer gives Currey about . . Rovex cceemaamet om poushiegy You . . Ontiint ives sie the’ partichlies of . ] Red cured a horse, on which they placed-the . ' i ning at ee Sarees i . Scott’s Fiat, = --__ m4 3 . as 4 TP. * re 2 OS ii i Ree aes esa si . Grass Valley, ——— 67 389-543 be Ranch, 10 10° 10° 3 Rough & Rea’y tp. Rough & Ready, 81 47 81 -46 Indian 8 rings, 21 25 21 25 ‘Mooney 40 @ 30 0 a Se 24. 18 2 tii one Gooval 42 54 4 64 Birchville, . Shoe Sweetland, 88 25 48 21 N. San Juan, 115 7 119 % Cherokee, 22:20 BB 19 Bloomfield Tow’ Ds : Columbia Hill, 40 48 40 47 Lake City, 7 te ie ae ae N, Bloomfield, 34 14 8 18 —— fag Sayer ) Wier See: Gai . ure maa Moore's Flat, «61. — 9862: «92 . ureka, 6°68 66 67 Meadow Lake tp. Meadow Lake, B87 24 BT 24 Bowman's, 0 00 00 00 Carlile, « VY) Vi 1m Coburn’s Station, 48 35 44 384 Weatent 8 f° ashington i 46 80 48° 24 ni oe i rg Ja 547 S55 72 k Tow’ "pi Powe York, ee oe HBC 85 12 29 Lowell Hui,’ 80% 00° 00 Bet, 000 000 000 000 Hunt’s Hill, 2 2 B84 28 5 81.29 88 ° 27

VOTE FOR COUNTY JUDGE, By Precinets. : © lene Yer Towneliip. Nevada—Niles 597, Reardon 287. Blue Tent—Niles 32, Reardon 19. Scott’s Flat—Niles 22, Reardon 4. Grass Valley Township. Grass Valley-—Niles 367,Reardon 566. Forest Springs—Niles 29, Reardon 29. Buena Vista—Niles 24, Reardon 21. Rough & Ready Township. Globe Ranch—Niles 10, Reardon 10. Rough & Ready—Niles 80,Reardon 48. Mooney Flat—Niles 10, Reardon 10. Little York Township. Hunt’s Hill— Niles 85, Reardon 27. Little York—Niles 17, Reardon 24. Red Dog—Niles 32, Reardon 28. You Bet— 92, Reardon 35. . Bridgeport Township. Sweetland—Niles 35, Reardon 29. French Corral—Niles 36, Reardon 58. N, San Jnaa—-Niles 107, Reardon 86. . Birehville—Niles. 21, Reardon 29. Cherokee—Niles 21, Reardon 11. Bloomfield Township. Lake City—Niles 18, Reardon 11. 'N. Bloomfield—Niles 34, Reardon 17. Relief Hill—Niles 22, Reardon 15. Columbia Hill—~Niles 37, Reardon 51 Meadow Lake Township. Meadow Lake—Niles 37, Reardon 24. Carlile—Niles 16, Reardon 8. Coburn’s Station—Niles 43, Reardon 85. Tinker’s Station—Niles 9, Reardon 0. « PS" Bareka Township. Moore’s Flat—Niles 60, Readon 94. Eureka—Niles 56, Reardon 76, Washington Township. Washington—Niles 51, Readon 72. Omega—Niles 47, Reardon 29. A? the State Fair in Oregon, 4 magnificent counterpane, of. crochet work is on exhibition, which contains 35,000 yards of'thread, and took the maker, Mrs. Louisa Gimbal, of Umatilla, two years time to work. A PROMISING young man may do very well, perhape—a paying one better. a ARRIVALS AT THE. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HIASEY, Prop’s. aE Wate Indian Springs—Niles 21,Reardon 25. . + Which Ladies are invited to call and eee. Years of rience in bu in. this munity, long con : with the ing sholeasle bousee enable us to euit the ‘tastes of the. scene antes ten sae ieek fesniek the. ity of Goods at the lowest prices! WE-HAVE NEWiw DRESS GOODS! 2 To suit every taste and purse, “price from: $30 to $150. Cloaks, Hats, &c. of the latest style. Also, a fall sssortnient of Carpets of all kinds, Of] Cloths, “WALL PAPER, and Purnishing heeee: ‘Aleo, @ large stock of LADIES, misex ane . Be CHILDREN’S SHOES. LINENS, MUSLINS, Aind i Geral Assortment of everything need eo in the shape of ~ meus ehola Go eae} neem ete neval cuetom we will sell According to your line at. Lower Prices than ae other House im Nevada county. _ A tales call wid'convince yourselves. Neier sy hipaa aa maraeetnien _Nevada, Oct. 19th. “LOOX SBR. riled a at Cigars, Tobaceo, Pipes ts, «3 WILIAM LEWIS, Wheneaia gna nealaied i CIGARS iit wigs Goods, not enjoy "Give mae . trials Copenh aie of feo By areas me deli issued yah! ches, Court of G, B. an cnty Justice of the Peace ated AD. dost ee ben A Suction on the iith day of ‘Oc Tae gs a * ie BETS a Go * Sane Euswa wer the ceria usr eri sd coo hic oy r Co’ mn terly direction for distance of : south eaeh iy taboo intends C at French Comnty aforesae: With eli "ie Hewat ip and pe taining. Including unto beloning' or apper day, the 9th day of ber, A al day the Oh day of Mover A, 280, bs A LARGE LOT, Just Received by Very latest patterns and best qual-/ 3) & 8; ROSENTHAL. . Given u October, A.D. 1807. J. A. ROSS, Const BT, 019 YRESH OYSTERS—Raw, ‘Fancy Roast, Fried or Roast. FANCY LUNCH Qaail im every ‘Kggs, Pig’s Feet, Lamb's Pork& Beans. . a of: Fresh ct cikme, on SATURUAYS « sUapAys. N. B~leosh Opatara, § in. shell, sold wheleeale and retail. City and Country Stands furARS, . LUMBER! LUMBER . LUMBER enn 1 scoTT FLAT: SAW MILL co. . Lamber Yard: ree SACRAMENTO 8?., ‘near Gold Ran Bridge. DRALERS IN PINE, SPRUCE & OAK LUMBER Ac ames esis Tiateine commie —!-AND SHAKES, ' Hee pac cee to furnish aie i” ; weergonrs can’ mceeet found eta vena for = sa: OBE ad Vieni Fonene h esiemsionoe? ~y «Cat Begad & Sacramento Btity hse y avec, ~~ Fite crm Tr ee esa very best maniier: and Wagons ian and Repaired. ‘4 Vehicles isoned ond, ait kinds of mila thing Gone. sce brass HORSE SHOER wit ear ‘or wat GON sien oe Sees ) anova STORE. =. bk BALDWIN, He {OMMERCIAL next door to the Dashes ss diag ae cod. AND EYERYTHING IN THE ‘GRUB LINE.’ All of which will be sold wr CHEAP FOm CASH ices Pseeses sete Phe re on sperms. ind oat: Seas hand to do — ready the Nevada, JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY W. C. RANDOLPH. * Nevada, April. 26th. FRESH OYSTERS RECBIVED EVERY DAY, BY WM. KING, at SANDY'S 8a> LOON, Corner of Broad and Pine Streete. Oysters served Fresh, Stewed or om the Half . Shell. Families supplied. t2-ORDERS SOLICITED. 4000 LOOK TO YOUR ROOFS. style, Turkey & bette ae. eauHiseee SEB EER. _@ eupses eEeeaar. SF eae bares Ss senws & 2 = iy 22 SRT BABAS Se. -oBee fe. 8 i? BS. Qersaeverd~ ' EE BB By &