April 15, 1869 (4 pages)

te OR 4 ; im \ oo ; § She Dirily — Sransevi pt, a maine — now . Ni0s Trane We sbUls the Olbe-. Gacken D. Pusice—The cher} The he A te ade Meera 1 e:position of the most pow-. ing fromthe Union: In the Senate . of the Montgomery Daily Mail writes lay oe SANE CES: CARPOENTAN: erful Minister of Europe, and his say-. Tuesday the Alabama treaty question 4 liowin SR PRODUCE STORE, [SS ’ y xq from Louisville the following 4 COMMERCIAL STREET Ni THUMEBAS, AMES LA, Cae, (nee en TNR tre wanghed with pe . was Sicumsed, nd te treaty rejected . choly ‘paragraph : . Medd eve bo Kabiiey's Slirdaere Rite. =a a See __. . Culiar interest. He hag recently been . with but one dissenting voice. Sum~. Yesterday I had an interview with fi den: baled «he CHARGES oF Corr =p aking speeches in.the Lower Hogse of . ner made the spench ce the. aecanién,-. Mr. Prentice, He is not the man he . “/SUMMA. satae sEegttotor. ; UPTIUN.—Many . the Prussian Parliament, which .are . It was two hours long, and reviewed . “* 'e? ee. eS WW Se McROBERTS, Tie vague and indefinite charges of corrup-} risen te “shenats: ER nd eviewee . is gone and his person is a mere wreck. AS charge of this Establishment whi oe A —“tion are hurled at members of Concoo —aae of war by . the whole question with much ability . Hig family is broken up—wife dead, one . 4% cons aasieeeuailied oreo" apart 4 _ notice i __.___-__ greas-by-party papors,not bevause. the ida Spectator, “calculated to. and temperance. He took the ground . son killed on the Confederate side, an-. eee ee ~~ thatat 5 “dash Reap wrong eo the ly ae up the warlike pride and alatorthe . that no treaty could be regarded by the . settied-on-a-farm-dowa the} Butter, Eggs, Turkeys, Chickens, . county bssaitada remnants vd PUDHE, . selfrestrained spirit of Germany.” In . United Stat isf itle. 2nd the old man, verging on three. nae but for the sike ofbringing edium upon}, recent apedch Biomarek “ ited Bates am 8 satisfactory settle-. . 576 and ten, cooke his breakfast and Geese, Wheat, Barley, Corn a called tha.oppecition. party. Ws practice Js . towing lancus Bismarck used the fol-. ment of the pending difficulties that . dinner in his little room on the third . MESS Voi rakocwiiks. sider 1 carried to &-great extreme by the De mi ¥: lowing language: “Without being able . does not hold England, responsible to . floor of the Courier building, and lives ad ee Pee yr eb oa ae snghged primar posirerse These 1 a to-rely on peace, peace has not the val-. this Government in damages caused by only in conversations about the “past. . ranching areelient sdvantages P ioe — County press. These papers teem with . yo jt ought to have ina great ‘nation. . the violatio chs ¢ England This man, once. wielded an imperial, ing ail sorts of Farm rruduce tesh end of eeigeneral denunciation pf the Radical} 4 peace which is ex tod f Restrnt sees & power with his wit and his music ling fe easiomers at the gay LOWS!’ CASAL _tended Congress, and without specifying any — * posed. to danger of . of international law. He argued that . Now, the world has whirled st him, é vac ilies and consumeré generally are inv: “feel an sak oe Ganitog any it dais wits ng disturbed every day, every week, . the illegal conduct of Fingland pro. and he lies on the shore tire stranded . ted togive mes call, ~~ we would “erally denounce all. The Sihask is not ig not peace in ‘thie true eqouptation of. longed our civil law two years and cost . *Feck. ; eee foros are. 8a the term. A war is often less preju. us $100,000,000, which it is our duty to TO THE PUBLIC! be te reform abuses, but simply to make sh od “oatephb-taty y ‘i ta i eet mem aie tee “alates dicial to general prosperity than peace . demand from: her. The speech was Tax Fond du Lac, (Wis.) Commona — desire a , ae > 0 re “i en unre~ . so ill assumed.” Such utterances, com: . indorsed and applauded by many Senwealth describes a novel religious pro. 7 and in. pint nese — at dishonest ing from a European Minister; who . ators, including Casserly, ofCalifornia, ceeding in that city, as follows : HARDWARE. : the me tent sah Congress no one will . holds so much power as the German . and the injunétion of secrecy was so. Last Friday night after the immense who fe _ ee ” be claimed that the . statesman, are well calculated to arouse . far relieved that the Senat ted th eet ps be nog Church, HARDWARE. present Congtess is-clear of them.-They . the fears and shock th ate voted the . 4 large party of ladies and gentlemen, attend dclidish ts tha touiotatie wenksen wall tran, @ nervous sensi. publication of what the Senator from . headed by Rev. Dr. Nisbet, Baptist, Rev. CROCKERY, &C. reason: ate wline sunies has ae ilities of those nations which are tot. Massachusetts said. Little, Congregational, and Rev.Graves, . Ss the n en Ga a vee fibiettied tering upon the verge of revolution, or. “In a Cabinet discussion df the Cuban . Hvangelist, ¥ “spas amg a ec sou 2 ” enjoying just such peace as th F an nking saloon, for the pur. . 7 j / in wholesale denunciation of a class. aan oe = vex ge eas a ts a 2 emntin oss a of the majority . pose of holding a prayer mecting. The GEORGE -E. TURNER, siderec There are very many men in Congress . For several y ! wac.— . was, that Cuba, if left alone, will soon . party coming ufunnounced and unex-) pINE STREET, NEVADA CIT es against ‘whom the breath of suspicion or-several years past the indications . tire Spain out, and that recognition . pected, found the tables occupied. It is ’ A CITY, havea has dover Wak salad: ; uspicion . of war have been strong in Europe, and . would only exasperate Spain,and might said that on the appearance of the party H* ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF ration od ; men of patriotic . though the recent peace conference may . give her-the sympathy of France and eone ae the. Sanne: Payee made: 8 nas impalses; hisnesty of pu FRE Wis . tence stane-wecieans toned, te: eons dos . Englend pathy break for the back door but afterwards Jee NEV would scorn to do a wrong from any h eng ws. ee : again entered through the front and . Heavy and Shelf Hardware, motive, The char i stroy the great influences at work, not} The Cubans promise results shortly . attentively listened to the good advice Crawh br ' Stal i made in such . only between nations but within them. . which will entitle them to recognition of the christians. The party was asi sanorst vague an finite form-are unjust to . ‘There is a more general and a growing . 'as a de facto government ‘i courteously received by one of the proSteel, by the such,and newspaper correspondents and . d 4 ey ae prietors of the saloon, and chairs being ‘ tee esire for power among the masses,and. Motley has bee firméd Minis é : has th nowsgatherers are too fond of indalg. ruler: age ’ reg nh contrm nister . provided for tae ladies, the exercises Iron and Lead Pipe, ing in this kind of business. In 1 rulerd are beginning to feel that they . to England, and John Jay to Austria, . were opened by the hymn “Come to * Harpe oak Guia. we on . : eet must, in order to maintain power, enlist at a. Prayers and remarks were Mubser Moon, the Ba sometimes in,ee : . . ee ee a me eae Eocthcsg ; 7 ae -o— < ag . niga Rae: rene ime se 5 and made by all she . Mining and Agricultural Tools, prs * of the Central Pacific Railroad . proceedings were conducted and listen. . . ‘ ~~ pderage ss in scp governments, old forms are preserved . was laid this morning to Indian Springs, Me to in ibe most Pear pa hn sa Aud ali Geeds th the Mar eer = ford. consideration, . ote on seu — se old — apne to rule because . 645 miles from Sacramento, 491 miles aie ". esse eehsadh ib often anthesis il e : ; ey are wise enough to concede to the . east of Reno, within 17 miles of Monu-. BURLINGAME and his Chinamen re‘ Ps 2 prec tp cannot bé reached,) people whet they demand. Bismarck’s . went Point, and only 97 miles this side side in a house on the Rue du Bel Resa ocaso : ian ae ee and . great object is to unite the German {of Ogden. The track during the past Boeiaby ob 2 ge de F gg . bacon ; y attack . eman, has rooms in t — every member of Congress. If pat eh ‘sou 3 S ia ae “ a pe eae. c — = Dall. si 4 aig ais thin : ae ae ee og 38 . e has already . another week ought to close the gap recently, he found a Chinama : th shoul emers get place in Congress, why . raised his nation to that position where . between the roads. sleeping soundly in his bed. On the en fcc Mee abbot oi aps aa The h ticien a a — ap names . its policy is no longer circumscribed by -: a sine per a doxen other China i eee ablisl ep and publish such ini Ov men rus nto the room, and tl eee As wie . oe a ERLAND Stagx,—J. H. Latham, of . whole party began to jabber Chinese in. nn Ve? CUS BERN, utatio — who aah y . now boldly declares that if necessary» Wells, Fargo & Co., yesterday received . answer to his French. ‘The Duke burst Add other articles:‘always on hand. any ot picenedly ginate reports of this Germany will vindicate by war her new a dispatch from Salt Lake, says the . out laughing, and an explanation was a poise are located at Washington, position. He has aroused the patriVirginia Enterprise, 9th instant, which ag Base through an interpreter. . NE\ os pa ae an easily ascer-. otiém of his people, and they are ready reads as follows: “The Overland stage . 5 seh vn had male a mistake of CROCKERY and GLASS WARE, a gun whe ey should be published.— ‘and eager to maintain the policy. of will leave the terminus of the Central ; And a fall assortment of witho h 4 _ —— vd thous reports . their Minister on the battle field if rePacific Railroad on and after Friday : = . Cookin aP it se aveny Mandation whatever ine fact, quired. Germany has now a say in direct for the terminus of the Union Union County Central Committee, hes er i and if but are malicious slanders, perpetrated Eurepean matters. * Pacific Railroad at Corinne; distance, — Coane Sarin raje & for the purpose of making political 110 miles ; fare $30. OTICE is hevehy given that a Meeting of ‘Tinware, olutio capital. Public men who aredishonest . NomINATIons,—Quite a number of Kan POE gs PE ‘t . will be baller’ ye ublican Committee &e. &e ning. should be made known to the people . California nominations have been made antea . h : epaiice of shes Saturday, May 8th 1869 at 1 one i P. Da and held chal ‘w public scorn, but befor Federal offices. Frank Pixley for sone t bas 600 miles of ralizoed in clock, P. M. : : pra Aviat dishonest, aspersions . United States District Attorney, E. W. a : a rig a ag ge sisce Prd meme Vine: thee decide how the Also a Large Stock of Eas should ot be. east’ indiscriminately . Roberts, Register of the Land Office at _ geet Weekly . Rombecs of tha party who fer Ieterieceh an thal, upon all public men.\ A little more Marysville, at San Francisco H. @. Role}ey nha The State hasa debt. of requested to attend the meeting. By vo Bina PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH loft th peepee ssa more boldness on the . lins, at Sacramento J. G. McCalium, #1 OHO M 8. Deal, Secretary. ' oF, Onaiemae, ¢@" MECHANICS, MINERS pahwirs pron part of newspapers at the Capital would . Receiver at Sacramento Hart Fell vs : 5 and the pub sa ‘ dry gi promote the public welfare. But while . of Auburn, Collector of Internal a pr samen yom iy setitouen as OTTO LUTJE'S in the Melee, cath . par wrong should be denounced, right . nue, First District, J. O, Rawlins, W. . Richmond "Va in pons a tg Candy Manufactory, Cenfectione . est.to call on — count should be protected, and for, this reason S. Farrand Consul to Valparaiso, David . brin with as : ‘ gran ery and Refreshment Saloon, the ts ioctl geners aractér . Turney Consul to LaPaz, H. J.Tilden, . his household goods,they will be a value rr Nathan's Store, NO. 8. Nevada. April “ ° 16 Wi ye ws . Assessor First District, Abraham Curry . able addition to Virginia MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY, . °* mf Superintendent of the Mint, Lutki ——_ . ‘HIS establiehment ha of all Tae Cause oF Detay.—A few d E cc ape Mag a peee Sitad ap fn deal natal s Aan dale saot i 4 sage men a A, Howard Bese iron clad Lissa, just launched by roget Re Fak aad tt Seplondid plat SPENCE & CO, mark of Michigan has been nominated for . the Austrian naval authorities, is the . “fhe Refreshment i ge In mails between Sacramento and thi ne ee wa the Refreshment Room i ‘ oh city, and ‘requested’ the i Ross Browne’s position in China. _ ship ever launched in the Adri . Dithed aud tables supplied — for. Willadvertise the ! shortly infor : ai a atic. Her engines are of 1,000 h Ice Cream, Strawbe: ri \ riage ° mini a ie to ascertain the cause. The THERE arrived in SanFrancisco by . power, and pi will be armed Lie ta Deatauintadn.ee a rere Union says in reply : sea during the three months ending . 300=pounder Krupp guns WN eae ot eae, & 00h 90 the warts : in ¢ The —_ is not probably with Post. March 3ist, 6,800 passengers; the de— ; Also, omrene a sg epee ee — i oh pect sion one Egg loll adigg partures in the sameé time were 3,460—. THE Kentucky University has an atTHA, Rte. pes 2 caetasectt COREE, AA or cRPRLICIT ATION OF A NUMBER poi : ness of contractor, who fail to do their . ° &#!9 Of 3,840. During the eame pe. tendance of 739 students the . present . retail and made — ANDREW H. PARK resut :. whole duty divers and sundry times. riod last year there arrived by sea 12,. Y&9"The buildings are locuted on Retail dealers in Candies will find it great! Will be a candidate for Cit ER, i nary y ” & the . to their advantage to give me great'y . Town Klecti Treasurer at the ; The Reporter says: 2p 000, and 5,120 departed. old homestead of Henry Clay, at AshAsa ” FOR on Se nels ee Meatey, May 2. In ; We have endeavored to find land, ~~ ‘ ee" . ODD FELL a TOR CITY TREASURER. be fi o find out the . . pie. Ache, een 5 reaaon Dut have Deon unable to do se . 1% Sonoma county, many farmers are cs ODD FELLOWS’ CELEBRATION rps FRIENDS OF rt. ties } F Rainaiie es Wee ee tiak the fault lige _at this . setting out almond, walnut.and mulA WELL now being sunk on the Of th —s oe Sanerereary GEORGE R day . , hl ; at ti ie eC eo pene a ges set scumpe Bag a berry trees ; and hops are attracting — of the Insane Asrylum, St. United Js rary poe hate ty the } Announce himn ae 8 candidate tor" Cher Trenethat very careful. ag ws attention in that county, and also in pee nas already reached the depth of one wore VALLEY, oor, pany gy Election to be held Monoe i The last missin Pa ieath aaittled from Neate Petg of the hop fields nurth ae Pie _ no.wigns of water have uti mt FOR CITY MARSHAL ay ante \ Marysville onTuesday night, ond it te pea ablo Bay nave been very profit. . : : Rev.W. H. Hi, of Sacramento City. HARLES ae BN . he ie probable it took the-wrong road; There sh , "Ir seems there is a James K. Polk, . cession,” Orn ciee, Will consist of a ProC announced asa candidate for the oftce of is room for reform ertai : * *ON%, . cession, Oration, Music, and to City Marsal, at the Charter Election on the FE ae . somewhere, certain~. A Deck HAND Gets Har a MiLJr. He is gaining prominence in Ten~ cate is the Evening With Beran te con . 34 of May, = om. the z 7 pis 8 mien to come sixty . LION.—The St. Lonis Democrat tells’ of nessee just now by a liberal patronage : oo. es en aA FOR CLIFY MARSHAL, : od i es Without being lost two or three] an Irishman, named Murtry ray . 224 encouragement of shooting matchComunype of Arreiigemente —C. C. Sanita, RY at ah / times a week ’ Murtry, who was g Geo, W. Dixon, Geo. W. Anderson, M J B. JEFFERY at the solicitation of been i pea ee employ ed as a deck hand on one of the CA, be a be ag) og broking 8. Beverton, BY. Salve of City mare grees Be the agai Howk’s Musical. Montiti.v.—We ee steamers, Whoon thodeath. ‘Tne Gow, Hu. TRaGEpy.—The Williams, B. Nathan, J. W, Relig (©. . to be held Monday, May 04, 19000 ai have received No. lof Howe's Musical . °f * Cust in St. Louis, recently, came . fires were still burning in the Gold Hil . X°,2--32. Bosworth, GW. Dison’ 64 A Good Book for Agents ! j Monthly, published by Elias Howe, No. into possession: of $195,000 in money . mines on Tuesday evening. The elk = Soe Wilder J Toe BR. hia. RESOURCES : Pe ; 108 Court street, Boston. “The. music and real estate; lands and stock enough . were closed and steam was being forced Fg na or kode, No. 16—Chas. Marsh, E. —or pica Doh is gotten up in the style and size of to make the onure propérty worth . into them. Four thousand dollars were vey, W. 8. Con. Spence, H. C. McKelPACIFIC SLOPE. oe i sheet thusic, and is published monthly $500,000. raised by a benefit for the widows and . F. ¥ Woomener ys a 26.—Geo. Grant, A STATISTICAL ana. Descriptive Samma= i at 85 cents per number, ‘The numbe ): orphans of the victims of : Ting, J. F. Bai "tea, _— L.A. Walle} +y of the Mines and Minerals, Climate re x toBBERTIES and burglaries are of a! a of the disaster} itecerrion Commcrrex Topography, Agricalture, Manufaet: d W . before us contains ten waltzes, gallops, . most hourly occurrence in Louisville on at Virginia. ee a Webber, C. G. Towssend, Jouaiien ei gd hy okay ‘states and Territo new . peer schottisches and marches, and. present. The latest sensation in re-. Iv a letter toa friend in New ¥ aoe i A Parker, ing pm say Butrwsm Couvamia and AtAsKa, by HON. 3: _ ! en Botigs, all arranged for the plano,— . gard to the perpetrators is that organGeneral Dix says: “I know st *: . Redeye Bog meee te W. Bigelow, J. R. aes Youmeinanatne in One Large Ocgrea } The faine amount of sheet music as, ized! bands make & rendezvous of th nuisance in the United .States + sed O. Smith, John Webber, Jf Bax C. King, C.\. . This is the Cheapest Work Over offered in i peer uld cost at} city sewers and thence sal] 8, and my greatest enjoy— . } be hed at G, W, Dixon’ ad Pickets to with ovetut takorenpts Ht retiil about $10: their maurading raids 7 Set oe ee has beet in my exemption ag oe ety ig akc. aad i aker Naren lg = . rom it.” ; ‘ general invitatien is extended of depp interest to Aut cLasexs . sn pet \ ic to attend th to the pub . Publis HM. H. —_ . ae , end the Exercises ang Ball, ald . CQ San Finnclese, Cal ee a for t

te OR 4 ; im \ oo ; § She Dirily — Sransevi pt, a maine — now . Ni0s Trane We sbUls the Olbe-. Gacken D. Pusice—The cher} The he A te ade Meera 1 e:position of the most pow-. ing fromthe Union: In the Senate . of the Montgomery Daily Mail writes lay oe SANE CES: CARPOENTAN: erful Minister of Europe, and his say-. Tuesday the Alabama treaty question 4 liowin SR PRODUCE STORE, [SS ’ y xq from Louisville the following 4 COMMERCIAL STREET Ni THUMEBAS, AMES LA, Cae, (nee en TNR tre wanghed with pe . was Sicumsed, nd te treaty rejected . choly ‘paragraph : . Medd eve bo Kabiiey's Slirdaere Rite. =a a See __. . Culiar interest. He hag recently been . with but one dissenting voice. Sum~. Yesterday I had an interview with fi den: baled «he CHARGES oF Corr =p aking speeches in.the Lower Hogse of . ner made the spench ce the. aecanién,-. Mr. Prentice, He is not the man he . “/SUMMA.. satae sEegttotor. ; UPTIUN.—Many . the Prussian Parliament, which .are . It was two hours long, and reviewed . “* 'e? ee. eS WW Se McROBERTS, Tie vague and indefinite charges of corrup-} risen te “shenats: ER nd eviewee . is gone and his person is a mere wreck. AS charge of this Establishment whi oe A —“tion are hurled at members of Concoo —aae of war by . the whole question with much ability . Hig family is broken up—wife dead, one . 4% cons aasieeeuailied oreo" apart 4 _ notice i __.___-__ greas-by-party papors,not bevause. the ida Spectator, “calculated to. and temperance. He took the ground . son killed on the Confederate side, an-. eee ee ~~ thatat 5 “dash Reap wrong eo the ly ae up the warlike pride and alatorthe . that no treaty could be regarded by the . settied-on-a-farm-dowa the} Butter, Eggs, Turkeys, Chickens, . county bssaitada remnants vd PUDHE, . selfrestrained spirit of Germany.” In . United Stat isf itle. 2nd the old man, verging on three. nae but for the sike ofbringing edium upon}, recent apedch Biomarek “ ited Bates am 8 satisfactory settle-. . 576 and ten, cooke his breakfast and Geese, Wheat, Barley, Corn a called tha.oppecition. party. Ws practice Js . towing lancus Bismarck used the fol-. ment of the pending difficulties that . dinner in his little room on the third . MESS Voi rakocwiiks. sider 1 carried to &-great extreme by the De mi ¥: lowing language: “Without being able . does not hold England, responsible to . floor of the Courier building, and lives ad ee Pee yr eb oa ae snghged primar posirerse These 1 a to-rely on peace, peace has not the val-. this Government in damages caused by only in conversations about the “past. . ranching areelient sdvantages P ioe — County press. These papers teem with . yo jt ought to have ina great ‘nation. . the violatio chs ¢ England This man, once. wielded an imperial, ing ail sorts of Farm rruduce tesh end of eeigeneral denunciation pf the Radical} 4 peace which is ex tod f Restrnt sees & power with his wit and his music ling fe easiomers at the gay LOWS!’ CASAL _tended Congress, and without specifying any — * posed. to danger of . of international law. He argued that . Now, the world has whirled st him, é vac ilies and consumeré generally are inv: “feel an sak oe Ganitog any it dais wits ng disturbed every day, every week, . the illegal conduct of Fingland pro. and he lies on the shore tire stranded . ted togive mes call, ~~ we would “erally denounce all. The Sihask is not ig not peace in ‘thie true eqouptation of. longed our civil law two years and cost . *Feck. ; eee foros are. 8a the term. A war is often less preju. us $100,000,000, which it is our duty to TO THE PUBLIC! be te reform abuses, but simply to make sh od “oatephb-taty y ‘i ta i eet mem aie tee “alates dicial to general prosperity than peace . demand from: her. The speech was Tax Fond du Lac, (Wis.) Commona — desire a , ae > 0 re “i en unre~ . so ill assumed.” Such utterances, com: . indorsed and applauded by many Senwealth describes a novel religious pro. 7 and in. pint nese — at dishonest ing from a European Minister; who . ators, including Casserly, ofCalifornia, ceeding in that city, as follows : HARDWARE. : the me tent sah Congress no one will . holds so much power as the German . and the injunétion of secrecy was so. Last Friday night after the immense who fe _ ee ” be claimed that the . statesman, are well calculated to arouse . far relieved that the Senat ted th eet ps be nog Church, HARDWARE. present Congtess is-clear of them.-They . the fears and shock th ate voted the . 4 large party of ladies and gentlemen, attend dclidish ts tha touiotatie wenksen wall tran, @ nervous sensi. publication of what the Senator from . headed by Rev. Dr. Nisbet, Baptist, Rev. CROCKERY, &C. reason: ate wline sunies has ae ilities of those nations which are tot. Massachusetts said. Little, Congregational, and Rev.Graves, . Ss the n en Ga a vee fibiettied tering upon the verge of revolution, or. “In a Cabinet discussion df the Cuban . Hvangelist, ¥ “spas amg a ec sou 2 ” enjoying just such peace as th F an nking saloon, for the pur. . 7 j / in wholesale denunciation of a class. aan oe = vex ge eas a ts a 2 emntin oss a of the majority . pose of holding a prayer mecting. The GEORGE -E. TURNER, siderec There are very many men in Congress . For several y ! wac.— . was, that Cuba, if left alone, will soon . party coming ufunnounced and unex-) pINE STREET, NEVADA CIT es against ‘whom the breath of suspicion or-several years past the indications . tire Spain out, and that recognition . pected, found the tables occupied. It is ’ A CITY, havea has dover Wak salad: ; uspicion . of war have been strong in Europe, and . would only exasperate Spain,and might said that on the appearance of the party H* ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OF ration od ; men of patriotic . though the recent peace conference may . give her-the sympathy of France and eone ae the. Sanne: Payee made: 8 nas impalses; hisnesty of pu FRE Wis . tence stane-wecieans toned, te: eons dos . Englend pathy break for the back door but afterwards Jee NEV would scorn to do a wrong from any h eng ws. ee : again entered through the front and . Heavy and Shelf Hardware, motive, The char i stroy the great influences at work, not} The Cubans promise results shortly . attentively listened to the good advice Crawh br ' Stal i made in such . only between nations but within them. . which will entitle them to recognition of the christians. The party was asi sanorst vague an finite form-are unjust to . ‘There is a more general and a growing . 'as a de facto government ‘i courteously received by one of the proSteel, by the such,and newspaper correspondents and . d 4 ey ae prietors of the saloon, and chairs being ‘ tee esire for power among the masses,and. Motley has bee firméd Minis é : has th nowsgatherers are too fond of indalg. ruler: age ’ reg nh contrm nister . provided for tae ladies, the exercises Iron and Lead Pipe, ing in this kind of business. In 1 rulerd are beginning to feel that they . to England, and John Jay to Austria, . were opened by the hymn “Come to * Harpe oak Guia. we on . : eet must, in order to maintain power, enlist at a. Prayers and remarks were Mubser Moon, the Ba sometimes in,ee : . . ee ee a me eae Eocthcsg ; 7 ae -o— < ag . niga Rae: rene ime se 5 and made by all she . Mining and Agricultural Tools, prs * of the Central Pacific Railroad . proceedings were conducted and listen. . . ‘ ~~ pderage ss in scp governments, old forms are preserved . was laid this morning to Indian Springs, Me to in ibe most Pear pa hn sa Aud ali Geeds th the Mar eer = ford. consideration, . ote on seu — se old — apne to rule because . 645 miles from Sacramento, 491 miles aie ". esse eehsadh ib often anthesis il e : ; ey are wise enough to concede to the . east of Reno, within 17 miles of Monu-. BURLINGAME and his Chinamen re‘ Ps 2 prec tp cannot bé reached,) people whet they demand. Bismarck’s . went Point, and only 97 miles this side side in a house on the Rue du Bel Resa ocaso : ian ae ee and . great object is to unite the German {of Ogden. The track during the past Boeiaby ob 2 ge de F gg . bacon ; y attack . eman, has rooms in t — every member of Congress. If pat eh ‘sou 3 S ia ae “ a pe eae. c — = Dall. si 4 aig ais thin : ae ae ee og 38 . e has already . another week ought to close the gap recently, he found a Chinama : th shoul emers get place in Congress, why . raised his nation to that position where . between the roads. sleeping soundly in his bed. On the en fcc Mee abbot oi aps aa The h ticien a a — ap names . its policy is no longer circumscribed by -: a sine per a doxen other China i eee ablisl ep and publish such ini Ov men rus nto the room, and tl eee As wie . oe a ERLAND Stagx,—J. H. Latham, of . whole party began to jabber Chinese in. nn Ve? CUS BERN, utatio — who aah y . now boldly declares that if necessary» Wells, Fargo & Co., yesterday received . answer to his French. ‘The Duke burst Add other articles:‘always on hand. any ot picenedly ginate reports of this Germany will vindicate by war her new a dispatch from Salt Lake, says the . out laughing, and an explanation was a poise are located at Washington, position. He has aroused the patriVirginia Enterprise, 9th instant, which ag Base through an interpreter. . NE\ os pa ae an easily ascer-. otiém of his people, and they are ready reads as follows: “The Overland stage . 5 seh vn had male a mistake of CROCKERY and GLASS WARE, a gun

whe ey should be published.— ‘and eager to maintain the policy. of will leave the terminus of the Central ; And a fall assortment of witho h 4 _ —— vd thous reports . their Minister on the battle field if rePacific Railroad on and after Friday : = . Cookin aP it se aveny Mandation whatever ine fact, quired. Germany has now a say in direct for the terminus of the Union Union County Central Committee, hes er i and if but are malicious slanders, perpetrated Eurepean matters. * Pacific Railroad at Corinne; distance, — Coane Sarin raje & for the purpose of making political 110 miles ; fare $30. OTICE is hevehy given that a Meeting of ‘Tinware, olutio capital. Public men who aredishonest . NomINATIons,—Quite a number of Kan POE gs PE ‘t . will be baller’ ye ublican Committee &e. &e ning. should be made known to the people . California nominations have been made antea . h : epaiice of shes Saturday, May 8th 1869 at 1 one i P. Da and held chal ‘w public scorn, but befor Federal offices. Frank Pixley for sone t bas 600 miles of ralizoed in clock, P. M. : : pra Aviat dishonest, aspersions . United States District Attorney, E. W. a : a rig a ag ge sisce Prd meme Vine: thee decide how the Also a Large Stock of Eas should ot be. east’ indiscriminately . Roberts, Register of the Land Office at _ geet Weekly . Rombecs of tha party who fer Ieterieceh an thal, upon all public men.\ A little more Marysville, at San Francisco H. @. Role}ey nha The State hasa debt. of requested to attend the meeting. By vo Bina PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH loft th peepee ssa more boldness on the . lins, at Sacramento J. G. McCalium, #1 OHO M 8. Deal, Secretary. ' oF, Onaiemae, ¢@" MECHANICS, MINERS pahwirs pron part of newspapers at the Capital would . Receiver at Sacramento Hart Fell vs : 5 and the pub sa ‘ dry gi promote the public welfare. But while . of Auburn, Collector of Internal a pr samen yom iy setitouen as OTTO LUTJE'S in the Melee, cath . par wrong should be denounced, right . nue, First District, J. O, Rawlins, W. . Richmond "Va in pons a tg Candy Manufactory, Cenfectione . est.to call on — count should be protected, and for, this reason S. Farrand Consul to Valparaiso, David . brin with as : ‘ gran ery and Refreshment Saloon, the ts ioctl geners aractér . Turney Consul to LaPaz, H. J.Tilden, . his household goods,they will be a value rr Nathan's Store, NO. 8. Nevada. April “ ° 16 Wi ye ws . Assessor First District, Abraham Curry . able addition to Virginia MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY, . °* mf Superintendent of the Mint, Lutki ——_ . ‘HIS establiehment ha of all Tae Cause oF Detay.—A few d E cc ape Mag a peee Sitad ap fn deal natal s Aan dale saot i 4 sage men a A, Howard Bese iron clad Lissa, just launched by roget Re Fak aad tt Seplondid plat SPENCE & CO, mark of Michigan has been nominated for . the Austrian naval authorities, is the . “fhe Refreshment i ge In mails between Sacramento and thi ne ee wa the Refreshment Room i ‘ oh city, and ‘requested’ the i Ross Browne’s position in China. _ ship ever launched in the Adri . Dithed aud tables supplied — for. Willadvertise the ! shortly infor : ai a atic. Her engines are of 1,000 h Ice Cream, Strawbe: ri \ riage ° mini a ie to ascertain the cause. The THERE arrived in SanFrancisco by . power, and pi will be armed Lie ta Deatauintadn.ee a rere Union says in reply : sea during the three months ending . 300=pounder Krupp guns WN eae ot eae, & 00h 90 the warts : in ¢ The —_ is not probably with Post. March 3ist, 6,800 passengers; the de— ; Also, omrene a sg epee ee — i oh pect sion one Egg loll adigg partures in the sameé time were 3,460—. THE Kentucky University has an atTHA, Rte. pes 2 caetasectt COREE, AA or cRPRLICIT ATION OF A NUMBER poi : ness of contractor, who fail to do their . ° &#!9 Of 3,840. During the eame pe. tendance of 739 students the . present . retail and made — ANDREW H. PARK resut :. whole duty divers and sundry times. riod last year there arrived by sea 12,. Y&9"The buildings are locuted on Retail dealers in Candies will find it great! Will be a candidate for Cit ER, i nary y ” & the . to their advantage to give me great'y . Town Klecti Treasurer at the ; The Reporter says: 2p 000, and 5,120 departed. old homestead of Henry Clay, at AshAsa ” FOR on Se nels ee Meatey, May 2. In ; We have endeavored to find land, ~~ ‘ ee" . ODD FELL a TOR CITY TREASURER. be fi o find out the . . pie. Ache, een 5 reaaon Dut have Deon unable to do se . 1% Sonoma county, many farmers are cs ODD FELLOWS’ CELEBRATION rps FRIENDS OF rt. ties } F Rainaiie es Wee ee tiak the fault lige _at this . setting out almond, walnut.and mulA WELL now being sunk on the Of th —s oe Sanerereary GEORGE R day . , hl ; at ti ie eC eo pene a ges set scumpe Bag a berry trees ; and hops are attracting — of the Insane Asrylum, St. United Js rary poe hate ty the } Announce himn ae 8 candidate tor" Cher Trenethat very careful. ag ws attention in that county, and also in pee nas already reached the depth of one wore VALLEY, oor, pany gy Election to be held Monoe i The last missin Pa ieath aaittled from Neate Petg of the hop fields nurth ae Pie _ no.wigns of water have uti mt FOR CITY MARSHAL ay ante \ Marysville onTuesday night, ond it te pea ablo Bay nave been very profit. . : : Rev.W. H. Hi, of Sacramento City. HARLES ae BN . he ie probable it took the-wrong road; There sh , "Ir seems there is a James K. Polk, . cession,” Orn ciee, Will consist of a ProC announced asa candidate for the oftce of is room for reform ertai : * *ON%, . cession, Oration, Music, and to City Marsal, at the Charter Election on the FE ae . somewhere, certain~. A Deck HAND Gets Har a MiLJr. He is gaining prominence in Ten~ cate is the Evening With Beran te con . 34 of May, = om. the z 7 pis 8 mien to come sixty . LION.—The St. Lonis Democrat tells’ of nessee just now by a liberal patronage : oo. es en aA FOR CLIFY MARSHAL, : od i es Without being lost two or three] an Irishman, named Murtry ray . 224 encouragement of shooting matchComunype of Arreiigemente —C. C. Sanita, RY at ah / times a week ’ Murtry, who was g Geo, W. Dixon, Geo. W. Anderson, M J B. JEFFERY at the solicitation of been i pea ee employ ed as a deck hand on one of the CA, be a be ag) og broking 8. Beverton, BY. Salve of City mare grees Be the agai Howk’s Musical. Montiti.v.—We ee steamers, Whoon thodeath. ‘Tne Gow, Hu. TRaGEpy.—The Williams, B. Nathan, J. W, Relig (©. . to be held Monday, May 04, 19000 ai have received No. lof Howe's Musical . °f * Cust in St. Louis, recently, came . fires were still burning in the Gold Hil . X°,2--32. Bosworth, GW. Dison’ 64 A Good Book for Agents ! j Monthly, published by Elias Howe, No. into possession: of $195,000 in money . mines on Tuesday evening. The elk = Soe Wilder J Toe BR. hia. RESOURCES : Pe ; 108 Court street, Boston. “The. music and real estate; lands and stock enough . were closed and steam was being forced Fg na or kode, No. 16—Chas. Marsh, E. —or pica Doh is gotten up in the style and size of to make the onure propérty worth . into them. Four thousand dollars were vey, W. 8. Con. Spence, H. C. McKelPACIFIC SLOPE. oe i sheet thusic, and is published monthly $500,000. raised by a benefit for the widows and . F. ¥ Woomener ys a 26.—Geo. Grant, A STATISTICAL ana. Descriptive Samma= i at 85 cents per number, ‘The numbe ): orphans of the victims of : Ting, J. F. Bai "tea, _— L.A. Walle} +y of the Mines and Minerals, Climate re x toBBERTIES and burglaries are of a! a of the disaster} itecerrion Commcrrex Topography, Agricalture, Manufaet: d W . before us contains ten waltzes, gallops, . most hourly occurrence in Louisville on at Virginia. ee a Webber, C. G. Towssend, Jouaiien ei gd hy okay ‘states and Territo new . peer schottisches and marches, and. present. The latest sensation in re-. Iv a letter toa friend in New ¥ aoe i A Parker, ing pm say Butrwsm Couvamia and AtAsKa, by HON. 3: _ ! en Botigs, all arranged for the plano,— . gard to the perpetrators is that organGeneral Dix says: “I know st *: . Redeye Bog meee te W. Bigelow, J. R. aes Youmeinanatne in One Large Ocgrea } The faine amount of sheet music as, ized! bands make & rendezvous of th nuisance in the United .States + sed O. Smith, John Webber, Jf Bax C. King, C.\. . This is the Cheapest Work Over offered in i peer uld cost at} city sewers and thence sal] 8, and my greatest enjoy— . } be hed at G, W, Dixon’ ad Pickets to with ovetut takorenpts Ht retiil about $10: their maurading raids 7 Set oe ee has beet in my exemption ag oe ety ig akc. aad i aker Naren lg = . rom it.” ; ‘ general invitatien is extended of depp interest to Aut cLasexs . sn pet \ ic to attend th to the pub . Publis HM. H. —_ . ae , end the Exercises ang Ball, ald . CQ San Finnclese, Cal ee a for t