October 9, 1863 (4 pages)

wr, eet anprmee coerce ee _; For Saperintendentof a two years’ war with a malignant peayle ‘To tee some of the evils that must grow . insteted in all their original rights among the ~ al men who have suffered worse than a thou. fying the highest civil and military authority ia Biobwond last week. Hundreds of men NRE MS 1 98 5 T. B. MeFARLAND. . For Justices ‘of the Supreme Court, 0.L,SHAFTER, © 8. W. SANDERSON, . . LORENZO SAWYER, “JOHN CURREY, A. L. RHODES. blic® inetriiatiee, fo JOHN SWETT. > araproes pens enon memersaenaer cmt Errors To Be Dissipatep.—The folly of practising a temporizing policy with rebels has long been apparent. Yet there are those who seem to learn nothing, even by the sen verest experience. For atter ail the lessons we have still nmong us men whore solg thought seems be to let thé conquered mat quntents off as easy as possible. We hive’ more than once shown that. the idea, when rebels lay down their arms as they will only do when compelled to do so, they return to all their original rights under the Constitution, is a most pernicious one and must not be allowed to become established by action into a precedent, ; out of such ® course, we have only te sup+ pose that the murdering wretches-who have committed in East Tennessee atrocities ut which humanity shudders, were driven to the last extremity and obliged to submit to the power of the Goverument. Were they res neighbors they have outraged, what sort of a atate of seciety would result? What do loy: sand deaths get for their constancy, devotion aod long-time-anguish of body and of spirit? Tt is the loyal men of Kast Tennessee who have lost friends and the accumulations of years. These are geuerally non=slaveholders and haters of the institution that has brought woe upon the country. Is the rebel slaves holder to be allowed te sit himself down with his negroes again by the side of the true hearted Unionist, and be protected there with his curse with him? The idea is envertained that the President's proclamatiun of freedom, which has given hope for future peace and prosperity to the loyal non-slaveholders of the South, as well as to millions in bondage, amounts to nothing atthe will of the rebels. They, who of all others should have no optiva in settling our national troublea, are to be nupréme, if they choose, nulliof thin trae government. Rather should the opposite idea prevail, that the men who have suffered and been true to the Union should name the terms of readjustmeot—such terms as will be compatible with their huppivess wad seourity in the future. Any other propovition is senseless, not warranted by “the experience of the past, and unworthy of men whe care more for loyalists than rebels: ema._ _Kasrean News.—No arrangements have been made for the release of officers held rtere from the army continue to croes the Potomac below Alexandria, notwithstand, ing the vigilange of our flotilla. — An extensive bread riot’ was’ threatened and women assembled in the streets, armed with clubs and misailes,demanding of the aus Violence was prevented by the prompt ao tion of the State Guard, and the promises of State authorities. _ Leo's force is between the Rapidan and Peteraburg, only 35,000 strong. A fow daye*sitice Capt. ‘Schafler, of the 85th: New York, destroyed the rebel salt works at Nag’s Head, without opposition. NewS hae been received at San Francia co of the death of Col. George Ince, of one ‘of the NewYork regiméata. Ho wis killed . 'V°'Y Petrivtic. in the battle of Gettysburg, in July, while is institution, now and gallantly eating his regiment into action. . then, “The disaster ‘ks eee ‘. by the best examples in all history. Parson “. when women were forced to ‘the fields to . mént to the flag of the Union, but have Ahroughout theearth. Henceforth the peo» ‘the Republic and wpa f spurned the en« is of a character as pure as can be furms Brownlow is but 4 representative man of the East'Teunesseéins, God bless them !— Amid scenes of violence and bloodshed, when have been as true to the flag they love as éver martyrs were to their christian faith — “During two years’ and a half of continued outtage and oppressiun, when true meu were murdered, and all classes were forced to take up arma against thé coustry at the point of the bayonet, or flee to eaves, and raise the food to sustain their litte ones, the . people have. never forgotton their attacha. struggled on and hoped and believed in eventual deliverance. They are of sterlirg stock, fit to-respeople the devasted fields of the South, to raise a race such as América ihay proudly claim ag really and truly her own, tried and found not wanting in those noble, heroie’ principles that should animate the bearts of sons of freedotix everywhere ple of East Tennessee and their devotion to the right in the darkest hour will fill s bright page in the annals of our country. ti" Mary Willis has commenced a suit, in San Francisco, against the fascinating J. B. Warfield, ex-Assemblymun of this county, for $10,000 damages for breach of promise. » ®. ; r ExeMP1ED.—A mun by the name of Reuben Flanigan, who had been drafted in the town of Oswego, N. Y., hung himself bead cause he did not wish to go scidiering. The coroner was sent for, and the jury returned a verdict of ‘‘exempt.” Tue petrified horu vf a rainoceros was recently found in the township of Commerce, Oakland county, Michigan. It was discov. ered by a Mr. Frost, while digging cellar, about eight feet beneath the suriaee. Goop Mines. —The Dog Creek mines, 160 miles above Red Biuff, send to the bankera at the Bluff, monthly installments of $10,. Rep cloaks are all the rage with the New. York ladies, large and small. PEACHES and potutoes are bringing the same price at Jacksonville, Southern Ore« gon—§$t per bushel. FarMuns exhibit groat disinelination to sell wheat at the low price now offered in San Francisco. Tr is assertod that from six hundred to a thousand lives were lost in the New York THe SHERA—The Sheba company, situated in Humboldt, contemplate expending about $160,000 in ascertaining more definitely the contents of their mine and the shape in which it lies. . on el THe bed of Og was twenty-seven feet long and seven feet broad. The height of Goliah was eleven feet; hie coat weigted one hundred und fifty and his spear niveteen pounds. The body of Orestes, son of Agamemnon, leader of the expedition agaist Troy, was eleven and a half feet high. Maximus, a native of Spain, the Roman Emperor, was eight and a half feet high; his wifs’s bracelets served for finger tings. Lo! tre Poor Inviaw.—The once powland, has dwindled down to five persons, their present King is Sylvester Pharo. His subjects are Elisha, Bill, David and Stephen. Praise. From Bostox.—The hub af the universe bis Heard of our late election and responds thus: “This new and ptosperous State has once more given emphatic proof of its loyalty to deavors of partisan poli to it over to the opposition to the national well being: On the Pacific, thought is free, old animosities are left behind, the intense bigotnames lose their hold. He svand principles and true roratic ideas obtain and keep the supremacy, which is t theire of right in a An hones commonwealth ppb meter . pgpat hag tried in the fiery furnace of affliction they . erful tbe ef Montauk Indians on Long Tat oa of attachments. and the fettering ins } henteulon fag be on The » . with all the r . Stamtly of 41,937 mento “THE clipper Rattler made the trip from San Francisco to Boston in 96 days. — Democratic State Journal. which bas ever ‘been pretty strongly tinctured with Copperhendism, has discarded its “Democracy,” and now declares a laudable determination to advocate true Union principles. ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada, HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors. B PsHezelton Dayton DP —Saa Fran J.Bhlair ~ do ‘Baker’ do M Ford &w do FP Gaffery Moores AJ Davis °© do JW Peterson French c J Bleckenstine do J Shurley Sacramento Jacob Piser do . J Benton do Frank Piser do Mises Murrey do + Fry Virginia DN Upten do T Lowr do. L. Marrey Downieville N Dodge Little York™ Frank CW Pennington do David Rose do eydiauff Red d Paul Jones Sacracram Wm Moores A Nutting ~ do MdMi do. John Smith Ked Dog FP A Payne Zine Hoiise J B Frick Blue lent . J Montgom ‘ry Peon V W Anderson do W Penden. Brown’s V D M Sarker Grass V Chas Black San Fran John Lewis do ¥F D Brown Washoe cit J ony we &wFalle King Rose Nevada Thos Prince Washing J Fraacisco do Martin White do Sim Ewing Cal Staze co A TRIP TO ICELAND! a SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 10, J, ROSS BROWNE, , The Feo Artist and Traveler, Will detiver at the “ee Metropolitan Theatre, cams finene LECTURE ON ICELAND, ILLUSTRATED By a Series of Splendid Panoramic Views ! . Representing ‘the most prominent features of. LIFE, CHARACTER AND SCENERY IN THAT WONDERFUL RECION!! Admission--Singlo Tickets, $1.00 Lady and Geatieman, $1.50. Children under 12 yeats--Half Price. ee te to be had at the ks oTOWeies teat zines Bookstores New Fornitiire at Auction. FTE lenge and cate new ails of HouseSaul Levy. on Brond Street, the National Exchange ofat Public Auction on — SATURDAY, October » At Al o’clock. The stoek Bureaus, Rocking Chairs, Looking Glasses, Dining Tables, Marble Top Centre Tables, &c. &v. I. WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer. __. Bread Street, ‘Mevada. 10th, consists in part of ALEXANDER CAULT, 8 of W. G. Davis on I shall keep a First Glass ual Se, supplied Cahes, Pies and Bread of al! kind, on hand. of oli Made oom. * ANOTHER ConverT.—Tae™ Dalles (Or. ) . . Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial District. . .E. P. Marseros, Secretary, They were in the hottest of the fight, and opposed to ree twice their number, whom they completely routed. The Twentieth Texan regiment, which fought against them, went .into the ree hundred men, and came out with only sixty. BERIFFR’S eation to me 'y virtue of an exe» issued out of the 9" Nevada, State of Califorpia. bearing date 7th, 1863, in favor of Marks & Co and the Consolidated Min ing Co. for the sum of $6,676 with, interest cn said sum-atthe rate of ten per cent per annum from refidition of pigueat together with all eosts of suit. Thave levied upon all the right, title and interest of ts in and to the folaud for the county of tain s¢t of minisg claims or m located at Columbia Hill, Nevada county, Cai. together with the ravine known as the, New York Ravine, extending from the upper part of. said claims downto Knapp ur Spring Creek.— Also all a —— down — —— ved gether wit legraphs, hose, mining gan all appubteiiiaers thercsate belonging. ' The above is entitled to a credit of $2,372 88. Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose to publie sdle, all theabove described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, Nov. _— between the hours of 90’clock, A, ™M., and 4 P. Mt. a Given under my hand, this Sth day GQct, : _ W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff tty. FIRST MEETING 863. Niles Searls, OF THE— GLENBROOK JOCKEY CLUB FALL RACES OVER THE “ Glenbrook Race Track. ‘NEVADA CITY, Cal. % Thursday, October 15th. A Parse of $450 free fer all Horses in the State—3 inf, to harness. Same Day. Second Class Trotting Race for County Horses, mile heats, best two in three for $260. Friday, October 16th. A Trotting Race for First Class County Horsdés, best 3 in 5, for $300. ‘: heats, best 2 in S, for $300. Saturday, Oct. 17th. A Purse of $250 free for all Pacers, best 2 in 3. Same Day, A Purse of $460, twe mile heats, best 2in 3, Free for the State, _By order of the Club, ROBERT WATT, President. Nevada, October 8th, CENTRE MARKET. : i Mutton, Which will be sold at the lowest rates, Use E. Goodwin & Bros. NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED lowing described property, to-wit :—That. cer-. HE Cent T —_ ‘RE MARKET is still suphave never seen surpassed. . A Running Race, free for the State, mile BATES & McCORMICK, a —NOTICE. : TRAVELERS as 1a oes . REESE RIVER, HUMBOLDT. : SILVER MOUNTAIN, VIRGINIA-CIF¥,;—_ HATS AND CAPS, aha. ’ “BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS AND VALISES, aaa At the Popular House of S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. THE VERY LATEST STYLES OFr FALL & WINTER OLOTHING Are now being received and 8S. HAAS & CO., Have Branch Stores at GOLD HILL, AURORA, VIRGINIA, SAN FRANCISCO. pon Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BROAD STREET, NEVADA. DRUGS and BOOKS, FIRE! FIRE! oe _. PIRE!! We are Agents for the METROPOLITAN AND CORN EXCHANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES } . Both New York we are prepared to —* good mening, wt Brick or Frame Buildings, On the most Reasonetle Terms. This io. manufactured expressly e sy FS roa €3'p¢)¢ Ome . be Are invited te examine the IMMENSE STOCK or « x s . ; So Clothing ! Furnishing Goods ! . ‘ground . . known aé the Consolidated Mining Co’s claims, . For Sale at New York Prices! — J. Ros: traveler at and will le (to-morrov ting his sut Mr. Browt travelers « trated alm able earth. writer, as’ The lectu reeent tra “by our cot Mr. Brow fame.of J. atré with place. N would miss traveler at ANTELC We calla ‘Alex. Gau! bought out Restauran: Gault hag! some time surpassed. custom, AvcTi6 public suc o'clock, th Levy, on . bnreaus, r es, marble te Re _cese nf Ca _copal chu » evening, a! ” tion will a are invites tc? Th was destr: last. Ity H. Hende was wort! ing idle f MEN re then cora; derstood. WESTE Congressi Membera month. San J pulse of r ing been t Tae O State Fai tacing th matters.

wr, eet anprmee coerce ee _; For Saperintendentof a two years’ war with a malignant peayle ‘To tee some of the evils that must grow . insteted in all their original rights among the ~ al men who have suffered worse than a thou. fying the highest civil and military authority ia Biobwond last week. Hundreds of men NRE MS 1 98 5 T. B. MeFARLAND. . For Justices ‘of the Supreme Court, 0.L,SHAFTER, © 8. W. SANDERSON, . . LORENZO SAWYER, “JOHN CURREY, A. L. RHODES. blic® inetriiatiee, fo JOHN SWETT. > araproes pens enon memersaenaer cmt Errors To Be Dissipatep.—The folly of practising a temporizing policy with rebels has long been apparent. Yet there are those who seem to learn nothing, even by the sen verest experience. For atter ail the lessons we have still nmong us men whore solg thought seems be to let thé conquered mat quntents off as easy as possible. We hive’ more than once shown that. the idea, when rebels lay down their arms as they will only do when compelled to do so, they return to all their original rights under the Constitution, is a most pernicious one and must not be allowed to become established by action into a precedent, ; out of such ® course, we have only te sup+ pose that the murdering wretches-who have committed in East Tennessee atrocities ut which humanity shudders, were driven to the last extremity and obliged to submit to the power of the Goverument. Were they res neighbors they have outraged, what sort of a atate of seciety would result? What do loy: sand deaths get for their constancy, devotion aod long-time-anguish of body and of spirit? Tt is the loyal men of Kast Tennessee who have lost friends and the accumulations of years. These are geuerally non=slaveholders and haters of the institution that has brought woe upon the country. Is the rebel slaves holder to be allowed te sit himself down with his negroes again by the side of the true hearted Unionist, and be protected there with his curse with him? The idea is envertained that the President's proclamatiun of freedom, which has given hope for future peace and prosperity to the loyal non-slaveholders of the South, as well as to millions in bondage, amounts to nothing atthe will of the rebels. They, who of all others should have no optiva in settling our national troublea, are to be nupréme, if they choose, nulliof thin trae government. Rather should the opposite idea prevail, that the men who have suffered and been true to the Union should name the terms of readjustmeot—such terms as will be compatible with their huppivess wad seourity in the future. Any other propovition is senseless, not warranted by “the experience of the past, and unworthy of men whe care more for loyalists than rebels: ema._ _Kasrean News.—No arrangements have been made for the release of officers held rtere from the army continue to croes the Potomac below Alexandria, notwithstand, ing the vigilange of our flotilla. — An extensive bread riot’ was’ threatened and women assembled in the streets, armed with clubs and misailes,demanding of the aus Violence was prevented by the prompt ao tion of the State Guard, and the promises of State authorities. _ Leo's force is between the Rapidan and Peteraburg, only 35,000 strong. A fow daye*sitice Capt. ‘Schafler, of the 85th: New York, destroyed the rebel salt works at Nag’s Head, without opposition. NewS hae been received at San Francia co of the death of Col. George Ince, of one ‘of the NewYork regiméata. Ho wis killed . 'V°'Y Petrivtic. in the battle of Gettysburg, in July, while is institution, now and gallantly eating his regiment into action. . then, “The disaster ‘ks eee ‘. by the best examples in all history. Parson “. when women were forced to ‘the fields to . mént to the flag of the Union, but have Ahroughout theearth. Henceforth the peo» ‘the Republic and wpa f spurned the en« is of a character as pure as can be furms Brownlow is but 4 representative man of the East'Teunesseéins, God bless them !— Amid scenes of violence and bloodshed, when have been as true to the flag they love as éver martyrs were to their christian faith — “During two years’ and a half of continued outtage and oppressiun, when true meu were murdered, and all classes were forced to take up arma against thé coustry at the point of the bayonet, or flee to eaves, and raise the food to sustain their litte ones, the . people have. never forgotton their attacha. struggled on and hoped and believed in eventual deliverance. They are of sterlirg stock, fit to-respeople the devasted fields of the South, to raise a race such as América ihay proudly claim ag really and truly her own, tried and found not wanting in those noble, heroie’ principles that should animate the bearts of sons of freedotix everywhere ple of East Tennessee and their devotion to the right in the darkest hour will fill s bright page in the annals of our country. ti" Mary Willis has commenced a suit, in San Francisco, against the fascinating J. B. Warfield, ex-Assemblymun of this county, for $10,000 damages for breach of promise. » ®. ; r ExeMP1ED.—A mun by the name of Reuben Flanigan, who had been drafted in the town of Oswego, N. Y., hung himself bead cause he did not wish to go scidiering. The coroner was sent for, and the jury returned a verdict of ‘‘exempt.” Tue petrified horu vf a rainoceros was recently found in the township of Commerce, Oakland county, Michigan. It was discov. ered by a Mr. Frost, while digging cellar, about eight feet beneath the suriaee. Goop Mines. —The Dog Creek mines, 160 miles above Red Biuff, send to the bankera at the Bluff, monthly installments of $10,. Rep cloaks are all the rage with the New. York ladies, large and small. PEACHES and potutoes are bringing the same price at Jacksonville, Southern Ore« gon—§$t per bushel. FarMuns exhibit groat disinelination to sell wheat at the low price now offered in San Francisco. Tr is assertod that from six hundred to a thousand lives were lost in the New York THe SHERA—The Sheba company, situated in Humboldt, contemplate expending about $160,000 in ascertaining more definitely the contents of their mine and the shape in which it lies. . on el THe bed of Og was twenty-seven feet long and seven feet broad. The height of Goliah was eleven feet; hie coat weigted one hundred und fifty and his spear niveteen pounds. The body of Orestes, son of Agamemnon, leader of the expedition agaist Troy, was eleven and a half feet high. Maximus, a native of Spain, the Roman Emperor, was eight and a half feet high; his wifs’s bracelets served for finger tings. Lo! tre Poor Inviaw.—The once powland, has dwindled down to five persons, their present King is Sylvester Pharo. His subjects are Elisha, Bill, David and Stephen. Praise. From Bostox.—The hub af the universe bis Heard of our late election and responds thus: “This new and ptosperous State has once more given emphatic proof of its loyalty to deavors of partisan poli to it over to the opposition to the national well being: On the Pacific, thought is free, old animosities are left behind, the intense bigotnames lose their hold. He svand principles and true roratic ideas obtain and keep the supremacy, which is t theire of right in a An hones commonwealth ppb meter . pgpat hag tried in the fiery furnace of affliction they . erful tbe ef Montauk Indians on Long Tat oa of attachments. and the fettering ins } henteulon fag be on The » . with all the r . Stamtly of 41,937 mento “THE clipper Rattler made the trip from San Francisco to Boston in 96 days. — Democratic State Journal. which bas ever ‘been pretty strongly tinctured with Copperhendism, has discarded its “Democracy,” and now declares a laudable determination to advocate true Union principles. ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada, HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors. B PsHezelton Dayton DP —Saa Fran J.Bhlair ~ do ‘Baker’ do M Ford &w do FP Gaffery Moores AJ Davis °© do JW Peterson French c J Bleckenstine do J Shurley Sacramento Jacob Piser do . J Benton do Frank Piser do Mises Murrey do + Fry Virginia DN Upten do T Lowr do. L. Marrey Downieville N Dodge Little York™ Frank CW Pennington do David Rose do eydiauff Red d Paul Jones Sacracram Wm Moores A Nutting ~ do MdMi do. John Smith Ked Dog FP A Payne Zine Hoiise J B Frick Blue lent . J Montgom ‘ry Peon V W Anderson do W Penden. Brown’s V D M Sarker Grass V Chas Black San Fran John Lewis do ¥F D Brown Washoe cit J ony we &wFalle King Rose Nevada Thos Prince Washing J Fraacisco do Martin White do Sim Ewing Cal Staze co A TRIP TO ICELAND! a SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 10, J, ROSS BROWNE, , The Feo Artist and Traveler, Will detiver at the “ee Metropolitan Theatre, cams finene LECTURE ON ICELAND, ILLUSTRATED By a Series of

Splendid Panoramic Views ! . Representing ‘the most prominent features of. LIFE, CHARACTER AND SCENERY IN THAT WONDERFUL RECION!! Admission--Singlo Tickets, $1.00 Lady and Geatieman, $1.50. Children under 12 yeats--Half Price. ee te to be had at the ks oTOWeies teat zines Bookstores New Fornitiire at Auction. FTE lenge and cate new ails of HouseSaul Levy. on Brond Street, the National Exchange ofat Public Auction on — SATURDAY, October » At Al o’clock. The stoek Bureaus, Rocking Chairs, Looking Glasses, Dining Tables, Marble Top Centre Tables, &c. &v. I. WILLIAMSON, Auctioneer. __. Bread Street, ‘Mevada. 10th, consists in part of ALEXANDER CAULT, 8 of W. G. Davis on I shall keep a First Glass ual Se, supplied Cahes, Pies and Bread of al! kind, on hand. of oli Made oom. * ANOTHER ConverT.—Tae™ Dalles (Or. ) . . Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial District. . .E. P. Marseros, Secretary, They were in the hottest of the fight, and opposed to ree twice their number, whom they completely routed. The Twentieth Texan regiment, which fought against them, went .into the ree hundred men, and came out with only sixty. BERIFFR’S eation to me 'y virtue of an exe» issued out of the 9" Nevada, State of Califorpia. bearing date 7th, 1863, in favor of Marks & Co and the Consolidated Min ing Co. for the sum of $6,676 with, interest cn said sum-atthe rate of ten per cent per annum from refidition of pigueat together with all eosts of suit. Thave levied upon all the right, title and interest of ts in and to the folaud for the county of tain s¢t of minisg claims or m located at Columbia Hill, Nevada county, Cai. together with the ravine known as the, New York Ravine, extending from the upper part of. said claims downto Knapp ur Spring Creek.— Also all a —— down — —— ved gether wit legraphs, hose, mining gan all appubteiiiaers thercsate belonging. ' The above is entitled to a credit of $2,372 88. Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose to publie sdle, all theabove described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on TUESDAY, Nov. _— between the hours of 90’clock, A, ™M., and 4 P. Mt. a Given under my hand, this Sth day GQct, : _ W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff tty. FIRST MEETING 863. Niles Searls, OF THE— GLENBROOK JOCKEY CLUB FALL RACES OVER THE “ Glenbrook Race Track. ‘NEVADA CITY, Cal. % Thursday, October 15th. A Parse of $450 free fer all Horses in the State—3 inf, to harness. Same Day. Second Class Trotting Race for County Horses, mile heats, best two in three for $260. Friday, October 16th. A Trotting Race for First Class County Horsdés, best 3 in 5, for $300. ‘: heats, best 2 in S, for $300. Saturday, Oct. 17th. A Purse of $250 free for all Pacers, best 2 in 3. Same Day, A Purse of $460, twe mile heats, best 2in 3, Free for the State, _By order of the Club, ROBERT WATT, President. Nevada, October 8th, CENTRE MARKET. : i Mutton, Which will be sold at the lowest rates, Use E. Goodwin & Bros. NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED lowing described property, to-wit :—That. cer-. HE Cent T —_ ‘RE MARKET is still suphave never seen surpassed. . A Running Race, free for the State, mile BATES & McCORMICK, a —NOTICE. : TRAVELERS as 1a oes . REESE RIVER, HUMBOLDT. : SILVER MOUNTAIN, VIRGINIA-CIF¥,;—_ HATS AND CAPS, aha. ’ “BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS AND VALISES, aaa At the Popular House of S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. THE VERY LATEST STYLES OFr FALL & WINTER OLOTHING Are now being received and 8S. HAAS & CO., Have Branch Stores at GOLD HILL, AURORA, VIRGINIA, SAN FRANCISCO. pon Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BROAD STREET, NEVADA. DRUGS and BOOKS, FIRE! FIRE! oe _. PIRE!! We are Agents for the METROPOLITAN AND CORN EXCHANCE INSURANCE COMPANIES } . Both New York we are prepared to —* good mening, wt Brick or Frame Buildings, On the most Reasonetle Terms. This io. manufactured expressly e sy FS roa €3'p¢)¢ Ome . be Are invited te examine the IMMENSE STOCK or « x s . ; So Clothing ! Furnishing Goods ! . ‘ground . . known aé the Consolidated Mining Co’s claims, . For Sale at New York Prices! — J. Ros: traveler at and will le (to-morrov ting his sut Mr. Browt travelers « trated alm able earth. writer, as’ The lectu reeent tra “by our cot Mr. Brow fame.of J. atré with place. N would miss traveler at ANTELC We calla ‘Alex. Gau! bought out Restauran: Gault hag! some time surpassed. custom, AvcTi6 public suc o'clock, th Levy, on . bnreaus, r es, marble te Re _cese nf Ca _copal chu » evening, a! ” tion will a are invites tc? Th was destr: last. Ity H. Hende was wort! ing idle f MEN re then cora; derstood. WESTE Congressi Membera month. San J pulse of r ing been t Tae O State Fai tacing th matters.