January 11, 1862 (4 pages)

preg that ivory e a. or ‘move to seme more hospitable spot? If they oun yo on with business nor am hope-they will-do it,, But the es : ation of a Wvorable change. The same. south-westerly wind which has-been “blowing from the commencement stil! shakes aii Noraan sot the cleaniggagiowetng © : ‘te heer that a motion 7 “eon made to adlend to believe that the didiculties Bae . ppg .gagement ‘into which it w They ‘are dsteraiiadd sik Wb aa : governmest dn ‘whose power and stability pe Bons oar satiet —_, Mesto tothe 4 of Deconiber, ae pa nd guerre {the Marysville Appeal's San . . Pespondence: Russie Ovr-Tdwa.—A. little bit ofae . has found its Sa a re ade gon mat ns call rocure the costliest pa pecans ters, jected herself that it wow she would w ers, in order {inenan tm ina gui af hee she secke, which according] over the snow-white gaiters and proceeded to the ball, thinking, no doubt, how much of atteation she wonld arouse by her unique appeararce. * Arrived at Platt’s Hall, she was in auelt a hurry te a¢e and be seen, that, throwing off ‘her hood and cloak, she made her appearance floor, and danced til merni on the ‘eesbeak 3 socks with . ti iia i bs i L ity3 finent (mor ie, sraa oh So ge gp ‘The. wile of one wor Gisting sie oing hee very best to the greatest possible advantage at ‘Russian ball, and no expense was spared to ee A paic of . were = last . put on and the fin hing touches of the toilet administered, when the lady suddenly recolbe far better if something around wd ‘to soil them in the ‘but no one.said 1 tion of the lady, . J who claims to-be an adeptin the Te rean art,and yet Indiana, m the fact that some time since author. s¢ given Col. J. L. Smith to raise a TeFrancises oor” =< rte ah aite te oa. to ’a blue. . ly drew her i“ 2 avidity by ove ” . while-wéew :. York, or Pekin. : : 3 Court Manta. — Siz ce from i = jut to oe Anguce be ted before cout ‘ ep ee rete gg Lintend:te okt. tise'tuin for it as ‘sdou ag 1 can safely get) mcroes the bridge, vr? Sy —— ‘We dia’ assure Molly that no malice wast at x. intended by us towards her-or her Jim.—_As for the Democrat man he will speak for him—— NATionaL Finances.—The Marysville . Appeal concludes a review of the Report of Secretary Chase, of the Treasury Department, as follows: For the fiscal year, ending June 30th, 1862, the Secretary saye that no reliable estimate can be made, but should the war end by midsummer, a8 he considers # reasonable to hope it will, the sump tobe raised by tax-. ation. will befor alle itures, but he submits an estimate,of expenditures, based On.& 60l of the war, which feets-up $475,331.246 51; mg Bh estimated income of $95,800, a balance of $379,531,245 51 to be plat . for by loans or otherwise. We conclude our abstract of the report, necessarily. i t, with the ‘ apts statement, which completes the fia. uly 1st, 64,760, = uly ist, ta, pat aa dent was. hae ves 90,876,428 ist, wil be. 617, %3 Jay ise i: Fate ro Sor araoee a8 Woon any Hipes.—Tho trade in these jeading articles of California exports has ~] been considerably improved by the war.— “. The Herald says: At the. fea oy ear of hextilitiee both were Me eg alike in our own teand: Cartan operators ia wool had. ggg at ‘the time, were oe: a. te. ‘be likely to entail serous loss ; Moos orill fortune would have it, their shipments had the demand } not yet . market before as August, it was di te sell i thie market at over me Wool, cay 4 advaneed about fifty per cent. Diegine ‘ror Mepicat Roors.—What is hypocrite Werived from? We are not classical enough to say, and we have ao time to write to Dean Trench, but we should say that it Game originally ‘rom Rinses, and means ene whois a arg who preeeribes fi iy, ond eleterious things. 8 * ‘whan is 8 }, 88 con. }. sradistingulshed from a true disciple of HipSPs ang rath is @ geamine professor . : Sie " PLEASURES oF Paatebacers. —It would } not bea pleasant arrangement, that a man whe has te be cyrried across: from “jo Fratee, should be Gxeddh © board so weighed that hie mouth and Lmey “te thet de on a lewel ata Be he should— ak ing eer semen of people whoin no one p poll in tes do, as Sree The F ) —It bee he tecoliccted any’ eae a said, that. the number of sufferers floods was comparatively small.” rr the ard hae se ooety anor tha oe, they have, the flood December, fed otherwise made about five roposes to ua. Ter sar wong small” if ey we as sant? smartial on various eharges. . A A detachment onere Lieutenant irate ancactad the prigone Pa . all the way. Met hosts . This number ge in ng bate po a af ‘ pum t too mech nici aliments to wich fete ee “Tp there is anybody “under the entilater of heaven that't have in utter exere said Mrs. Partington, “it is ibe oar, months. géing about like a boa-constrictor, ting hia ealome! ‘among honest folks.” wr Theodore Tilton, of the New York Independent, has raised enough cotton ia bis back yard at Brooklyn, this year, to make him a shirt, He planted the seeds in a botbed, removing the as the shoots broke — The folls ripened and-are of good quaity: ta A lady in ‘Pittedurg mourns the loss of-a pet -bird,which has old age. The little veteran was { ifteen years. ef age, and he sang till he died. S annnnRnEIiinc aoe not de. called Sen Francisco, and-will esoube en.osbibition. . ra MRONTARY NOTICE: ge ee S. et «& ce. ee aS oe re. a crPRICE OF OF BOOTStaa. descrip of w long tu the several braaehes of the Morgan family. A Bee Bory 1882. died of : smaateblta baneecohdc bla eich Boot barefaeed—has arrived at ~ waranpewen oe": DERRICK anarenahen and also in ef Summons herein he Saptonen im the DatLy coh ts werete Taaneed ev! Fd ty Given under ‘my hand this sth day of January, EW. SMITH, Justice of the Peace. CHEAP og BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM SHAFER. Cemmercial Street, Nevada in the Boo in Nevada. Wis large and well selected stock consists tr of Gentiemen’s Beets whiehee extriordinary low prices. Jus store in the town: waa enon are poor and you wish pair of his Cheap Boots. on SHAEFER and buy a soul 3 4 ¢ GREAT REDUCTION “Gor PURE GHOUND JAVA GOFFEE! =}. Warranted Preah, rept constantly on hand and foredeby , .FOnTURE curs, éthakc thet Vain2P" Offers better bargains "and Shoe line than any other house & he sels . = drop ia his store and you . soa “a that there is a Cheap She Wi seticed oe ee ae Senora . Ledies your sttention i¢ called to his stock —_, Can, om whe 3 lating boon odded . © of Shoes. lar attention given to ibited her. snapairing —P ii ne Je — ~~ Gave me a call a y yourselves. F aa anak Soa free seats not WM. SHEFER. dikely te derive: much pon poy os te Nevada, Deo. 170h—tf ae. or ee eee EMPIRE LAUNDRY. Aw Ba Ene. .—A saloonro ag rLPHES Retabtehment mh ent, now conduct by prac ‘screams every one who is not eee te eke Ger sound on the ape Soman Selgin np of Tur secession of the Southern States is improving the finances of fhe Post-office De~~ putting on of buttons, rtment. ‘The deficit the current year will ear) Tis un Wf wind thst blows nothing A WAGON New ¥ nae ts.—The of the ee P. uscaTk, . a Pha See: 1a the Granite Building, jigs 3 x « a, ee s * 5 i — L~) é é ‘f ae

preg that ivory e a. or ‘move to seme more hospitable spot? If they oun yo on with business nor am hope-they will-do it,, But the es : ation of a Wvorable change. The same. south-westerly wind which has-been “blowing from the commencement stil! shakes aii Noraan sot the cleaniggagiowetng © : ‘te heer that a motion 7 “eon made to adlend to believe that the didiculties Bae . ppg .gagement ‘into which it w They ‘are dsteraiiadd sik Wb aa : governmest dn ‘whose power and stability pe Bons oar satiet —_, Mesto tothe 4 of Deconiber, ae pa nd guerre {the Marysville Appeal's San . . Pespondence: Russie Ovr-Tdwa.—A. little bit ofae . has found its Sa a re ade gon mat ns call rocure the costliest pa pecans ters, jected herself that it wow she would w ers, in order {inenan tm ina gui af hee she secke, which according] over the snow-white gaiters and proceeded to the ball, thinking, no doubt, how much of atteation she wonld arouse by her unique appeararce. * Arrived at Platt’s Hall, she was in auelt a hurry te a¢e and be seen, that, throwing off ‘her hood and cloak, she made her appearance floor, and danced til merni on the ‘eesbeak 3 socks with . ti iia i bs i L ity3 finent (mor ie, sraa oh So ge gp ‘The. wile of one wor Gisting sie oing hee very best to the greatest possible advantage at ‘Russian ball, and no expense was spared to ee A paic of . were = last . put on and the fin hing touches of the toilet administered, when the lady suddenly recolbe far better if something around wd ‘to soil them in the ‘but no one.said 1 tion of the lady, . J who claims to-be an adeptin the Te rean art,and yet Indiana, m the fact that some time since author. s¢ given Col. J. L. Smith to raise a TeFrancises oor” =< rte ah aite te oa. to ’a blue. . ly drew her i“ 2 avidity by ove ” . while-wéew :. York, or Pekin. : : 3 Court Manta. — Siz ce from i = jut to oe Anguce be ted before cout ‘ ep ee rete gg Lintend:te okt. tise'tuin for it as ‘sdou ag 1 can safely get) mcroes the bridge, vr? Sy —— ‘We dia’ assure Molly that no malice wast at x. intended by us towards her-or her Jim.—_As for the Democrat man he will speak for him—— NATionaL Finances.—The Marysville . Appeal concludes a review of the Report of Secretary Chase, of the Treasury Department, as follows: For the fiscal year, ending June 30th, 1862, the Secretary saye that no reliable estimate can be made, but should the war end by midsummer, a8 he considers # reasonable to hope it will, the sump tobe raised by tax-. ation. will befor alle itures, but he submits an estimate,of expenditures, based On.& 60l of the war, which feets-up $475,331.246 51; mg Bh estimated income of $95,800, a balance of $379,531,245 51 to be plat . for by loans or otherwise. We conclude our abstract of the report, necessarily. i t, with the ‘ apts statement, which completes the fia. uly 1st, 64,760, = uly ist, ta, pat aa dent was. hae ves 90,876,428 ist, wil be. 617, %3 Jay ise i: Fate ro Sor araoee a8 Woon any Hipes.—Tho trade in these jeading articles of California exports has ~] been considerably improved by the war.— “. The Herald says: At the. fea oy ear of hextilitiee both were Me eg alike in our own teand: Cartan operators ia wool had. ggg at ‘the time, were oe: a. te. ‘be likely to entail serous loss ; Moos orill fortune would have it, their shipments had the demand } not yet . market before as August, it was di te sell i thie market at over me Wool, cay 4 advaneed about fifty per cent. Diegine ‘ror Mepicat Roors.—What is hypocrite Werived from? We are not classical enough to say, and we have ao time to write to Dean Trench, but we should say that it Game originally ‘rom Rinses, and means ene whois a arg who preeeribes fi iy, ond eleterious things. 8 * ‘whan is 8 }, 88 con. }. sradistingulshed from a true disciple of HipSPs ang rath is @ geamine professor . : Sie " PLEASURES oF Paatebacers. —It would } not bea pleasant arrangement, that a man whe has te be cyrried across: from

“jo Fratee, should be Gxeddh © board so weighed that hie mouth and Lmey “te thet de on a lewel ata Be he should— ak ing eer semen of people whoin no one p poll in tes do, as Sree The F ) —It bee he tecoliccted any’ eae a said, that. the number of sufferers floods was comparatively small.” rr the ard hae se ooety anor tha oe, they have, the flood December, fed otherwise made about five roposes to ua. Ter sar wong small” if ey we as sant? smartial on various eharges. . A A detachment onere Lieutenant irate ancactad the prigone Pa . all the way. Met hosts . This number ge in ng bate po a af ‘ pum t too mech nici aliments to wich fete ee “Tp there is anybody “under the entilater of heaven that't have in utter exere said Mrs. Partington, “it is ibe oar, months. géing about like a boa-constrictor, ting hia ealome! ‘among honest folks.” wr Theodore Tilton, of the New York Independent, has raised enough cotton ia bis back yard at Brooklyn, this year, to make him a shirt, He planted the seeds in a botbed, removing the as the shoots broke — The folls ripened and-are of good quaity: ta A lady in ‘Pittedurg mourns the loss of-a pet -bird,which has old age. The little veteran was { ifteen years. ef age, and he sang till he died. S annnnRnEIiinc aoe not de. called Sen Francisco, and-will esoube en.osbibition. . ra MRONTARY NOTICE: ge ee S. et «& ce.. ee aS oe re. a crPRICE OF OF BOOTStaa. descrip of w long tu the several braaehes of the Morgan family. A Bee Bory 1882. died of : smaateblta baneecohdc bla eich Boot barefaeed—has arrived at ~ waranpewen oe": DERRICK anarenahen and also in ef Summons herein he Saptonen im the DatLy coh ts werete Taaneed ev! Fd ty Given under ‘my hand this sth day of January, EW. SMITH, Justice of the Peace. CHEAP og BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WILLIAM SHAFER. Cemmercial Street, Nevada in the Boo in Nevada. Wis large and well selected stock consists tr of Gentiemen’s Beets whiehee extriordinary low prices. Jus store in the town: waa enon are poor and you wish pair of his Cheap Boots. on SHAEFER and buy a soul 3 4 ¢ GREAT REDUCTION “Gor PURE GHOUND JAVA GOFFEE! =}. Warranted Preah, rept constantly on hand and foredeby , .FOnTURE curs, éthakc thet Vain2P" Offers better bargains "and Shoe line than any other house & he sels . = drop ia his store and you . soa “a that there is a Cheap She Wi seticed oe ee ae Senora . Ledies your sttention i¢ called to his stock —_, Can, om whe 3 lating boon odded . © of Shoes. lar attention given to ibited her. snapairing —P ii ne Je — ~~ Gave me a call a y yourselves. F aa anak Soa free seats not WM. SHEFER. dikely te derive: much pon poy os te Nevada, Deo. 170h—tf ae. or ee eee EMPIRE LAUNDRY. Aw Ba Ene. .—A saloonro ag rLPHES Retabtehment mh ent, now conduct by prac ‘screams every one who is not eee te eke Ger sound on the ape Soman Selgin np of Tur secession of the Southern States is improving the finances of fhe Post-office De~~ putting on of buttons, rtment. ‘The deficit the current year will ear) Tis un Wf wind thst blows nothing A WAGON New ¥ nae ts.—The of the ee P. uscaTk, . a Pha See: 1a the Granite Building, jigs 3 x « a, ee s * 5 i — L~) é é ‘f ae