April 7, 1870 (4 pages)

bia’ 2-2) themisélved“and-promotors of discord + and the contest appears so bitter, that the matter has come up before the Sen~~», atorial caucus.__We do not allude to} this quarrel for the purpose of. discuseing its merits, nor do we propose to indorse or condemn any of the participants, We only desire te protest ' ne -introduction of these personal matters into California politics, or the atteupt of any man,whether friend or foe, to make his quarrel a party matter. Ya California today the Republican party is-harmonious, and the masses of the party care nothing about the quarrels of those in ausbority. What do the maas of Republicans care whetb. er Smith or Jones be appointed Post‘master at Mud Fist, or whether the successful appointee be recommended . by one or the other of the Representatives of the people. The disappointed seeker may be sore, but he has no right to expect that one half of the Repablican party should smart under his defeat. ‘The truth is, the whole trouble has been in regard to appointments,and tlie defeated should have quietly submitted to the result The Repablican party of California has a right to deniand that this quarrel cease, and the journals of the party which ars continually encouraging factious warfare should be discountenanced by the people. A public journal, simply ‘because its friends have failed to secure appointment, is not justified in bringing its quarrel before the pub. lic, and exhibiting its sores a5 a mendicant. Such things are disgusting to the masses of the party. The large majority of the Repablicans will not either by the leaders .or the press, and it they should not do sd. Faci it is proper they should not do OC] cor the canis, .meking themgo aad of Sweetland to Sebastopol, a distance tional didturbers of party barmony among the leaders, as well as among the press must be set aside for men who ean sink self forthe good of the party. The Democracy of this State ‘have already opened. the way for Bepablican victory. “All that is necessary to secure it is harmonious and united ac_, tion on the part of the party. A devotion to principle, the selection of men of honesty for candidates, and a faithful adherence to ecopomy in the manage ment of public affairs, will bring triumph withit. We say to our friends at Washington, don’t put stumbling blocks in the way—"“let us have peace.” Grass Valley Items. We get the following from the Grass . Valley Union, of yesterday: Young Mullen was yesterday held by Jastice Paynter to answer before. the Grand Jury on a charge of assault with intent to murder Casper Samuel. The bail bond was fixed at $500, and defendant was committed, We shall probably heat. more.of the case under proceedings ona writ of habeas corpus. The isswult was committed a month or two since. As Herrmann, with his wife, was starting to visit the Empire mine, the team ran off and continued nearly a quarter of a mile, until Herrmann got out upon the pole of the vehicle and caught-the reins and stopped the horses. No oue was hurt, and neither horses nor Vehicle injured. , Arp To RAtLRoaps.—-The Legisla‘are has, passed, a law authorising > Boards of Supervisors in the several coputies.togrant aid to railroads in their respective counties. A supplementary, bill, was. passed on Monday, . were perfectly imitated. ' providing that aid shall: not be voted watil five miles of railroad is completed the distance bears to the whole aid to} be granted. Bonds only to the extent oumitse in.Albaay, of 5-pér cerit.on the value of the propaz cap hacesren eek ‘to, but not written’ upon, by, respectofty, “after ‘Aédiicting "thé, county in. nee, announced ‘that snow possessed : bieheat. An Irishman presen’ ookgedepeyy sonhy ete ' chignons, moumental “bird’s nests,” ‘appearance, and immediately a pair of nt, it is said, will thing clog ypu may call him, gure li first diabolical seance last night at th place. Having heard somuch of this gentleman's fame in~ legerdemain exploits, I decided, to atten }-ene.of his. tuck straight, invested -a dollar in a ticket and took a front seat among other amatears. The Hall was crowded, and it was no common crowd either; both sexes weré ‘well represented and “rigged up regatdless of cost, by Madam Fashion.” Some men wore elegant dress coats, the cut of which was the “atest thing out;” “and “mammoth “ghoo-fly” neck-ties and a.good variety of noses. There was the pug nose} (latest pattern “from Paris); the lonic nose, the retroussi, the elongated, the parrotshaped and lastly, thouga not least, the poking nose, (this last is an old: fashioned nose now rediviyas). Some of the ladies wore beautiful pale complexions, while others adopted “for the occasion” delicate roveate, such as art can produce. ‘There were splendid sets of hair (some having cost 10 . less than $80); beautiful sets of teeth (pure China) ; water-falls, a plethora of ample Grecian bends, “rats,” etc. At 8 precisely the Professor made his magnifying glasses of 14horse power, were applied to my visal organs ; and I-beheld in the Professor a good ‘looking moustached devil. He made a few introductory remarks or explanations on his art, stating that it consisted in mere legerdemain ; that he made use of no mechanical contrivances , no diabolicalism or supernataral aid was required. He was not related in any way or shape to ze gentleman from below, and what is more he didn’t want to, so help him himG—! He commenced his performance with a pack of cards which he manipulated dexterously. I never saw bis~equal before. He exercised a kind of magic influence come, showing them and making them disappear with wonderful skill It was a puzzle to everybody—‘now you see it and now you don't.’ In his floating stick trick we were as much surprised as delighted. Bat the magic basket gave the most. universal satisfaction. He caused to be issued !rom it an abundance of candy which he distributed among the ladies of the sudience ; he then drew forth from it an endless string of paper which, when piled together formed a bulk of at least four times the size.ot said basket. We next heard the musical sound of quack! quack . issuing from the basket, and presto! a magestic 18 pound goose was exhibited, and, which, to appearences, not relishing mach such manipulations on his duck-like .person repeated his disapprebation with anétler quack! The professor stated something about “cooking his goose,” which annonacement made him (the goose) remarkably . active in making a hasty retreat behind the scenes. The first part of the programme concluded with his swallowing a hage bottle, the performance of which gave us a pain in the‘stomach, but we jortunately partook of another extra glass which dispelled the paia af id chorus’ with ch! ho! entero. ava, Le} 5 consi wa Ut Rebit y ‘the American aod Gold Bluff mining also J. B. Hunter & Co’s. claims, a short + The Professor's fish trick elicited’s ananimous.ah! ha!.to which.I joined . . or. : But by far the. have comelike mercy in ali her atiribest thing*of the evening was his inimitable iifitation of birds ; and which . required’ dveided: effort of the imagi-. Place beneath. It is twice blessed. Is pation to convince us it was not a reality. The plaintive tones ot the tartle . takes.”" And so it is with ns. dove, the sweet warble of the nightingale the screeching of the owl, -etc., . Should dwell, were it not that your} In conclusion I will state that we . now overmuch imposed upon, I fear, by . were highly pleased with our evening’s ‘ence, and asked the Téctarer how many }jer: “When you see a. of 1869, when the “gnterrified” Democnding you what wiltembrace, f hope;! pendegast, Irwin, Lewis, Perkins, Fowa variety of information. Her, Minis, Farley, Wand aad Hager, . everywhere on God's footstec!, were} fiedly false while Senator Lawrence saying “the mines of San Juan are . declared in debate that Senator Conly worthless, the town itself will soon pre. told him that the papers presented sent the appearance of a desert, noth-. yo bim (Conly) to sign, and that Senaing good will ever come out again from . tor Larkio circulated she. paper. The this Nazareth of the gold fields of Cali. Record of herpetd ers = eng fornia, once the Eden spot,” yet we live and published an alli’ cu Be as Donnelly, who says Governor Haight and prosper. There are now four com. told him.on the 24 of April, seb Ba panies engeged in. mining on this Hill, . teen Senators had pledged themselves where in 1866 there paket éne. Daito sustain his vetoes and that he would . y not release them,” and that Senator ly the sightseer can behold upon our. Goon when be declared that 4 com bibill, in the neighborhood ot fifteen han. nated existed in the Senate,was ‘choked dred inches of water, used: in~ melting . off without being allowed to explain its into a river. the rich deposits of our nature. The Record. goes om Wo ‘say: ends. t “We have been informed that Senator oe" 4 kt asl aig bey VANE of Larken told another Senator, a day or the many which retain coined dollars . ¥ agi, that he liad the document retherein, instead of the dust with which . ferred to then in his pocket. Yet alour banks are filled. As long as such pees ere —_— Senator ene banks -. . one of the Ring, he never rose [rom ara main shale seit seat yesterday toa question of privifinancial depression, bread riots abd . j.Ggo, and had not one word to say in hungry workmeg will be unknow3. . the premises. Again; Senator Lawrence Our banks are not circumscribed by the 53, on the ath pa abe Benatey beh el : e tive kncwledge ot the exis limit of San Juan Hill alone, they are . ce pres nant aed that ionald located at various points, embracing 4 . be produced at the proper time. Again, range of country from French Corral to . two citizens of San Francisco called on Columbia Hill, a distance of fifteen . Governor jerer er Sram 3 Sunday . : ee morning,) aod asked him to release two thiles, of which range San Juan is the saree the pledge given by central point, and the largest, and most . chem to maintain bis vetoes, under this prominent place therein. Within this, document. “We are assared that Mr. range lies the Bunkeye Hill claims, Haight refased:to release “engage about which so much has been said of proving that euch obligetiods — 2 entered into by them, and that he was their sale to an English company, and . cognizant of the whole transaction. We which will soon be consummated ; also . have sent to San Francisco for the affidavits of these two gentlemen, and excompanies, situated at Sebastopol, a . mote pablish phen today. distance of one half a mile from here; }-: NEVADA PHEATRE. distance above Cherokee ; and a host of . asus other companies, too numerous to menFriday Evening, April anes. nbdt by any means, when there is a tract of mining land,extending from the town of over a mile in length and three Hos fourths of a mile in width, every rod of which will pay, and is, as yet, almost untouched. The heads of many, the youngest amongst us, will have grown gray, ere they will see the last toot ef that deposit washed into the Yuba river, fich as it is, and worth,. mms. Cc. W. CAMPBELL, hundreds of thousands of dollars. There . ~ ~ are Many more such tracts of mining HEBR DOHRMANN, land on this ridge, all rich, and many of them barely touched. “The business prospects of our town” are looking up,.'simce the heavy rain and snow storms, sending joy to the hearts of the ditch men and the miner alike. The Winter just past, anaccompanied by its usual storms, indicated CAMILLA URSO! “ASSISTED BY— : MBS. MARRINER, SENOKR GARMINE Morley, Basso. Pianist. at 8 o’elock. This is the only abroad require her immediate depa California. communications to 8. W. BUG , Agent. and the many others who rely upon the mines and the deélvers therein for G their prosperity; but happily old March shal. ~ tors, without reference to theerits of . bills, had blindly pledged to “do asthe our discomfiture, I take the liberty of . Governor should.dictate. On Saturday }of the thirteen charged, denied the} . nie ~ president—N. 4. Ford. “owl-eyed” croakers, who one way See . statenient; and ‘pronounced it unqnaliPresidents . Vice is—E. G, Waite, J. H. Went worth, J. bunn. M.S. Deal, Bean, A. E. Pig. . v4 Dr. Crawford, Felix Gillet, Nevada. John Johnson, Grasse Valley. Albert Calis, Downieville. ~~ Chaplains—ReverendsdW. Stump and J, ~~ AJWirth. * i of Sextiment—D. D, C John Johtison, of Grass Valley. tory ks ; Save America—by the School Children, Read‘tion of Sentiment, Music. e Ratificationof the Fifteenth -,MENDMENT ! i] ff BE-BELD-ATNEVADA. CITY, : At the Congregational Church, ON TUESDAY, APRIL 12th. 1670. RTH " a > J+ Clatk, EB. FP. man, Wm. aac Sanke, Marshall of the Day—Jos. Thomas. Reader—G. A. Cantine. Committee on Resolutions and Declaration. “ORDER OF EXERCISES in, Mnsic—Band, Introdnc~ the President, Mnsic—God. Prayer—Cha @, A.'Cantine, Musi¢g-Band, Oration— ar d.H. Hubbard, Mus c—Band, Deelarausic, Volunteer Address, Music by CARTER’S BAND. Services will be held at Congresstional Chareh at 10 o'clock, A. M. liver an appropriate Discourse; after’ which the Prose-eoe will form and the prin ow ieees inthis—and. ,the Counties are respectfully invited to partici< .°. pate. Rev. A.’ Parker will de-march through A Salute will be fired. adjoining streets. Committee of Arran ments—Preaton Alexander, Elijah Booth, John Adams, Nat. Ford, Geo. Jenkins, J. Ousley. dackeon Isaac Sanks, Jos. Thomas; G Harrison, , A. Cantine. EXAMINATION OF THKACHERS, \ —— \ T= BOARD OF EXAMINATION of Nevada County will meet at the Washington School House. NEVADA CITY, On Thursday. Friday & Saturday. April 7th, Sth and 9th, — Applicants for County or State Certificates will be expected to present themselvesat the . School House, on Thursday morning, st 30. ‘o'clock, punctually. A. MORSE, County Superintendent of Public Schools. tion by name. The mines exhausted!) _The Management respectfully announces one ~~~ GRAND CONCERT THE GEM SALOON, [Opposite the Bawx,] Broap STREET..givtia ses Nevapa Onrr. ALEX. SLOAN, Proprietor. [8 constantly reoaiving and dispensing to cu tomers the finest CoE BRANDY; WHISKEY, WINE, BEER, with the best re for manand fine © Cigars. The leading Soprano of San Francisco, ‘Tenor, from the Grand Italian Operas. § then. . HB. Nevada City, April ist, 1870. CITY ELECTION. T an adjourned meeting of the Board of Trnstees of the City of Nevada, held March Sist, 1870, it was ordered thatan election be held at the Ci suid city, on MONDAY, the 2d day of May Marehall's office, in for five (6) Trustees, one Treasurer, one Astgessor, and one Marshal, to serve for one yen? hen were eppatnhed Judges, 3 . A. Ma were appoint spectors of Election, Fae a Board etraHagadorn, W. J. Organ 0 ROLFE, Cier: Tickets $l. Foresle at the National Ex. change Hoiel by W. H, Davidson, No extra charge for Reserved Seats : Doors open at 7 o'cloek, Concert commence . = a unity to hear the celebrated Violinist, ae her Siercinante rture from address all EF ERICK LUEK, Marager. sterile times for the merchants, traders — 8. 8. GETCHELL is hereby announced « a8 a candidate for the office of City Marcame in like a roaring lion, the winds came, bringing heavy banks of clouds, the ice king followed soon after, dressing the mountains within our view e Treasurer. donated to the Nevada lent Seciety. R. CRAWFORD te-a candidate for City All the emoluments to be Benev persing our doubis and fears for the folHor City -Aspensor, lowing Summer and Fal! business, and bringing happiness and contentment to . Assessor. wolf seemed imminently near.’ The storms of rain and snow, which for the last four weeks have blessed us, “PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Successors to EB. F. Spence. putes. “Not strained, it droppeth as the gentle raim trom heaven upon the — always on hand. Prescriptions proad Street, Nevada City. with his rich, pure robe of white, dis-. ~ r H. DA ON is hereby aanounced W . “tvecmdidste forthe ditte or City ‘many a household, at whose door the NEVADA DRUG STORE. A falleupplyof the Standard Patent Medioe rr a ce blesseth hi t. gi m that. gives and him that éman the length of this letter. It this com. ; munication meets yoar approbation, 1} you in relation to the matters referred eye Abe» not sles and come . S00W dalle it would require to: make ®') wants.1o gnawitt There ere other topics upon which I SHEET & PILLOW CASE R. FININGER & CO. 76 BROAD STREET..NEVADA CITY. BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORs, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, MINERAL WATER, CANNED FRUIT, French Wine Vinegar, Teas and Coffees, dc. &c. &, : pe ape iam FOR SALE! . HEAP FOR CASH! @ne 12-inch Engine, One 10-inch Kngine, One S-inch Pump, ; @ne 6-Inch PumpTwo Horn’s Amalgamating Pans@XE FLUE BOILER, Twenty Feet Long. Diameter 42 inches. ONE 80-INCH GLOBE NOZZLE. CRAIG'S PATENT. Castings of Every Description-AT— GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. INQUIRE OF DAVID THOM, NEVADA FOUNDRY, SPRING STEEET Nevada City, March 8th. ins Fathi as ists! NEVADA ¢ ony Lend Ma From C. H. M city land affairs, huridred claims ° ‘and about ninety be made. ‘Thea er, Of Neyada, aud . EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE LANCASTER & ROBINSON, «* Ww avout list is abo _ "pe paid: before tt yet allowed: with to $4,600, and tk Government, —-notioes, filing 9 $2,994. In add te: ~freasurer’s corn $200. The cost will probably be of the city. Ab made:from the Fund amountir mains a cash bi $795; which, wi will give $1;545 are paid, this to go to the Ge Oates Cane Hon. 8. T. © as our reader *caned” in the The. infliction’ who made. an ¢ the presentatic aid to.be very $100. On the Hon, Sam. ‘T. 1869-70,” and is the followin and democrac inseribed ‘“T ¢hampion.” members whx tracted the ad while many © _ten, his may in “letters of bis cane. .& as Assemblyr ihent positio: ants for. Con; speech, to all connection. _ The Chors “The orga Choral Socie evening, at 1 Ed. Muller, a Board of 1 cers of the.s pervision 0 The object « provement i for gentlem this fee, an pay dues as exceed $1 already nun excellent m ought easil; next. meet evening of will be give Silk and This is tt ranged litt) Spencer & Kendo and The work ; mulberry . Japan, anc descriptio: plants, T ful. to thos to engage try. Ith tison in ti The Cel The col hold the « the Fifte< Tuesday President The servi

bia’ 2-2) themisélved“and-promotors of discord + and the contest appears so bitter, that the matter has come up before the Sen~~», atorial caucus.__We do not allude to} this quarrel for the purpose of. discuseing its merits, nor do we propose to indorse or condemn any of the participants, We only desire te protest ' ne -introduction of these personal matters into California politics, or the atteupt of any man,whether friend or foe, to make his quarrel a party matter. Ya California today the Republican party is-harmonious, and the masses of the party care nothing about the quarrels of those in ausbority. What do the maas of Republicans care whetb. er Smith or Jones be appointed Post‘master at Mud Fist, or whether the successful appointee be recommended . by one or the other of the Representatives of the people. The disappointed seeker may be sore, but he has no right to expect that one half of the Repablican party should smart under his defeat. ‘The truth is, the whole trouble has been in regard to appointments,and tlie defeated should have quietly submitted to the result The Repablican party of California has a right to deniand that this quarrel cease, and the journals of the party which ars continually encouraging factious warfare should be discountenanced by the people. A public journal, simply ‘because its friends have failed to secure appointment, is not justified in bringing its quarrel before the pub. lic, and exhibiting its sores a5 a mendicant. Such things are disgusting to the masses of the party. The large majority of the Repablicans will not either by the leaders .or the press, and it they should not do sd. Faci it is proper they should not do OC] cor the canis, .meking themgo aad of Sweetland to Sebastopol, a distance tional didturbers of party barmony among the leaders, as well as among the press must be set aside for men who ean sink self forthe good of the party. The Democracy of this State ‘have already opened. the way for Bepablican victory. “All that is necessary to secure it is harmonious and united ac_, tion on the part of the party. A devotion to principle, the selection of men of honesty for candidates, and a faithful adherence to ecopomy in the manage ment of public affairs, will bring triumph withit. We say to our friends at Washington, don’t put stumbling blocks in the way—"“let us have peace.” Grass Valley Items. We get the following from the Grass . Valley Union, of yesterday: Young Mullen was yesterday held by Jastice Paynter to answer before. the Grand Jury on a charge of assault with intent to murder Casper Samuel. The bail bond was fixed at $500, and defendant was committed, We shall probably heat. more.of the case under proceedings ona writ of habeas corpus. The isswult was committed a month or two since. As Herrmann, with his wife, was starting to visit the Empire mine, the team ran off and continued nearly a quarter of a mile, until Herrmann got out upon the pole of the vehicle and caught-the reins and stopped the horses. No oue was hurt, and neither horses nor Vehicle injured. , Arp To RAtLRoaps.—-The Legisla‘are has, passed, a law authorising > Boards of Supervisors in the several coputies.togrant aid to railroads in their respective counties. A supplementary, bill, was. passed on Monday, . were perfectly imitated. ' providing that aid shall: not be voted watil five miles of railroad is completed the distance bears to the whole aid to} be granted. Bonds only to the extent oumitse in.Albaay, of 5-pér cerit.on the value of the propaz cap hacesren eek ‘to, but not written’ upon, by, respectofty, “after ‘Aédiicting "thé, county in. nee, announced ‘that snow possessed : bieheat. An Irishman presen’ ookgedepeyy sonhy ete ' chignons, moumental “bird’s nests,” ‘appearance, and immediately a pair of nt, it is said, will thing clog ypu may call him, gure li first diabolical seance last night at th place. Having heard somuch of this gentleman's fame in~ legerdemain exploits, I decided, to atten }-ene.of his. tuck straight, invested -a dollar in a ticket and took a front seat among other amatears. The Hall was crowded, and it was no common crowd either; both sexes weré ‘well represented and “rigged up regatdless of cost, by Madam Fashion.” Some men wore elegant dress coats, the cut of which was the “atest thing out;” “and “mammoth “ghoo-fly” neck-ties and a.good variety of noses. There was the pug nose} (latest pattern “from Paris); the lonic nose, the retroussi, the elongated, the parrotshaped and lastly, thouga not least, the poking nose, (this last is an old: fashioned nose now rediviyas). Some of the ladies wore beautiful pale complexions, while others adopted “for the occasion” delicate roveate, such as art can produce. ‘There were splendid sets of hair (some having cost 10 . less than $80); beautiful sets of teeth (pure China) ; water-falls, a plethora of ample Grecian bends, “rats,” etc. At 8 precisely the Professor made his magnifying glasses of 14horse power, were applied to my visal organs ; and I-beheld in the Professor a good ‘looking moustached devil. He made a few introductory remarks or explanations on his art, stating that it consisted in mere legerdemain ; that he made use of no mechanical contrivances , no diabolicalism or supernataral aid was required. He was not related in any way or shape to ze gentleman from below, and what is more he didn’t want to, so help him himG—! He commenced his performance with a pack of cards which he manipulated dexterously. I never saw bis~equal before. He exercised a kind of magic influence come, showing them and making them disappear with wonderful skill It was a puzzle to everybody—‘now you see it and now you don't.’ In his floating stick trick we were as much surprised as delighted. Bat the magic basket gave the most. universal satisfaction. He caused to be issued !rom it an abundance of candy which he distributed among the ladies of the sudience ; he then drew forth from it an endless string of paper which, when piled together formed a bulk of at least four times the size.ot said basket. We next heard the musical sound of quack! quack . issuing from the basket, and presto! a magestic 18 pound goose was exhibited, and, which, to appearences, not relishing mach such manipulations on his duck-like .person repeated his disapprebation with anétler quack! The professor stated something about “cooking his goose,” which annonacement made him (the goose) remarkably . active in making a hasty retreat behind the scenes. The first part of the programme concluded with his swallowing a hage bottle, the performance of which gave us a pain in the‘stomach, but we jortunately partook of another extra glass which dispelled the paia af id chorus’ with ch! ho! entero. ava, Le} 5 consi wa Ut Rebit y ‘the American aod Gold Bluff mining also J. B. Hunter & Co’s. claims, a short + The Professor's fish trick elicited’s ananimous.ah! ha!.to which.I joined . . or. : But by far the. have comelike mercy in ali her atiribest thing*of the evening was his inimitable iifitation of birds ; and which . required’ dveided: effort of the imagi-. Place beneath. It is twice blessed. Is pation to convince us it was not a reality. The plaintive tones ot the tartle . takes.”" And so it is with ns. dove, the sweet warble of the nightingale the screeching of the owl, -etc., . Should dwell, were it not that your} In conclusion I will state that we . now overmuch imposed upon, I fear, by . were highly pleased with our evening’s ‘ence, and asked the Téctarer how many }jer: “When you see a. of 1869, when the “gnterrified” Democnding you what wiltembrace, f hope;! pendegast, Irwin, Lewis, Perkins, Fowa variety of information. Her, Minis, Farley, Wand aad Hager, . everywhere on God's footstec!, were} fiedly false while Senator Lawrence saying “the mines of San Juan are . declared in debate that Senator Conly worthless, the town itself will soon pre. told him that the papers presented sent the appearance of a desert, noth-. yo bim (Conly) to sign, and that Senaing good will ever come out again from . tor Larkio circulated she. paper. The this Nazareth of the gold fields of Cali. Record of herpetd ers = eng fornia, once the Eden spot,” yet we live and published an alli’ cu Be as Donnelly, who says Governor Haight and prosper. There are now four com. told him.on the 24 of April, seb Ba panies engeged in. mining on this Hill, . teen Senators had pledged themselves where in 1866 there paket éne. Daito sustain his vetoes and that he would . y not release them,” and that Senator ly the sightseer can behold upon our. Goon when be declared that 4 com bibill, in the neighborhood ot fifteen han. nated existed in the Senate,was ‘choked dred inches of water, used: in~ melting . off without being allowed to explain its into a river. the rich deposits of our nature. The Record. goes om Wo ‘say: ends. t “We have been informed that Senator oe" 4 kt asl aig bey VANE of Larken told another Senator, a day or the many which retain coined dollars . ¥ agi, that he liad the document retherein, instead of the dust with which . ferred to then in his pocket. Yet alour banks are filled. As long as such pees ere —_— Senator ene banks -. . one of the Ring, he never rose [rom ara main shale seit seat yesterday toa question of privifinancial depression, bread riots abd . j.Ggo, and had not one word to say in hungry workmeg will be unknow3. . the premises. Again; Senator Lawrence Our banks are not circumscribed by the 53, on the ath pa abe Benatey beh el : e tive kncwledge ot the exis limit of San Juan Hill alone, they are . ce pres nant aed that ionald located at various points, embracing 4 . be produced at the proper time. Again, range of country from French Corral to . two citizens of San Francisco called on Columbia Hill, a distance of fifteen . Governor jerer er Sram 3 Sunday . : ee morning,) aod asked him to release two thiles, of which range San Juan is the saree the pledge given by central point, and the largest, and most . chem to maintain bis vetoes, under this prominent place therein. Within this, document. “We are assared that Mr. range lies the Bunkeye Hill claims, Haight refased:to release “engage about which so much has been said of proving that euch obligetiods — 2 entered into by them, and that he was their sale to an English company, and . cognizant of the whole transaction. We which will soon be consummated ; also . have sent to San Francisco for the affidavits of these two gentlemen, and excompanies, situated at Sebastopol, a . mote pablish phen today. distance of one half a mile from here; }-: NEVADA PHEATRE. distance above Cherokee ; and a host of . asus other companies, too numerous to menFriday Evening, April anes. nbdt by any means, when there is a tract of mining land,extending from the town of over a mile in length and three Hos fourths of a mile in width, every rod of which will pay, and is, as yet, almost untouched. The heads of many, the youngest amongst us, will have grown gray, ere they will see the last toot ef that deposit washed into the Yuba river, fich as it is, and worth,. mms. Cc. W. CAMPBELL, hundreds of thousands of dollars. There . ~ ~ are Many more such tracts of mining HEBR DOHRMANN, land on this ridge, all rich, and many of them barely touched. “The business prospects of our town” are looking up,.'simce the heavy rain and snow storms, sending joy to the hearts of the ditch men and the miner alike. The Winter just past, anaccompanied by its usual storms, indicated CAMILLA URSO! “ASSISTED BY— : MBS. MARRINER, SENOKR GARMINE Morley, Basso. Pianist. at 8 o’elock. This is the only abroad require her immediate depa California. communications to 8. W. BUG , Agent. and the many others who rely upon the mines and the deélvers therein for G their prosperity; but happily old March shal. ~ tors, without reference to theerits of . bills, had blindly pledged to “do asthe our discomfiture, I take the liberty of . Governor should.dictate. On Saturday }of the thirteen charged, denied the} . nie ~ president—N. 4. Ford. “owl-eyed” croakers, who one way See . statenient; and ‘pronounced it unqnaliPresidents . Vice is—E. G, Waite, J. H. Went worth, J. bunn. M.S. Deal, Bean, A. E. Pig. . v4 Dr. Crawford, Felix Gillet, Nevada. John Johnson, Grasse Valley. Albert Calis, Downieville. ~~ Chaplains—ReverendsdW. Stump and J, ~~ AJWirth. * i of Sextiment—D. D, C John Johtison, of Grass Valley. tory ks ; Save America—by the School Children, Read‘tion of Sentiment, Music. e Ratificationof the Fifteenth -,MENDMENT ! i]

ff BE-BELD-ATNEVADA. CITY, : At the Congregational Church, ON TUESDAY, APRIL 12th. 1670. RTH " a > J+ Clatk, EB. FP. man, Wm. aac Sanke, Marshall of the Day—Jos. Thomas. Reader—G. A. Cantine. Committee on Resolutions and Declaration. “ORDER OF EXERCISES in, Mnsic—Band, Introdnc~ the President, Mnsic—God. Prayer—Cha @, A.'Cantine, Musi¢g-Band, Oration— ar d.H. Hubbard, Mus c—Band, Deelarausic, Volunteer Address, Music by CARTER’S BAND. Services will be held at Congresstional Chareh at 10 o'clock, A. M. liver an appropriate Discourse; after’ which the Prose-eoe will form and the prin ow ieees inthis—and. ,the Counties are respectfully invited to partici< .°. pate. Rev. A.’ Parker will de-march through A Salute will be fired. adjoining streets. Committee of Arran ments—Preaton Alexander, Elijah Booth, John Adams, Nat. Ford, Geo. Jenkins, J. Ousley. dackeon Isaac Sanks, Jos. Thomas; G Harrison, , A. Cantine. EXAMINATION OF THKACHERS, \ —— \ T= BOARD OF EXAMINATION of Nevada County will meet at the Washington School House. NEVADA CITY, On Thursday. Friday & Saturday. April 7th, Sth and 9th, — Applicants for County or State Certificates will be expected to present themselvesat the . School House, on Thursday morning, st 30. ‘o'clock, punctually. A. MORSE, County Superintendent of Public Schools. tion by name. The mines exhausted!) _The Management respectfully announces one ~~~ GRAND CONCERT THE GEM SALOON, [Opposite the Bawx,] Broap STREET...givtia ses Nevapa Onrr. ALEX. SLOAN, Proprietor. [8 constantly reoaiving and dispensing to cu tomers the finest CoE BRANDY; WHISKEY, WINE, BEER, with the best re for manand fine © Cigars. The leading Soprano of San Francisco, ‘Tenor, from the Grand Italian Operas. § then. . HB. Nevada City, April ist, 1870. CITY ELECTION. T an adjourned meeting of the Board of Trnstees of the City of Nevada, held March Sist, 1870, it was ordered thatan election be held at the Ci suid city, on MONDAY, the 2d day of May Marehall's office, in for five (6) Trustees, one Treasurer, one Astgessor, and one Marshal, to serve for one yen? hen were eppatnhed Judges, 3 . A. Ma were appoint spectors of Election, Fae a Board etraHagadorn, W. J. Organ 0 ROLFE, Cier: Tickets $l. Foresle at the National Ex. change Hoiel by W. H, Davidson, No extra charge for Reserved Seats : Doors open at 7 o'cloek, Concert commence . = a unity to hear the celebrated Violinist, ae her Siercinante rture from address all EF ERICK LUEK, Marager. sterile times for the merchants, traders — 8. 8. GETCHELL is hereby announced « a8 a candidate for the office of City Marcame in like a roaring lion, the winds came, bringing heavy banks of clouds, the ice king followed soon after, dressing the mountains within our view e Treasurer. donated to the Nevada lent Seciety. R. CRAWFORD te-a candidate for City All the emoluments to be Benev persing our doubis and fears for the folHor City -Aspensor, lowing Summer and Fal! business, and bringing happiness and contentment to . Assessor. wolf seemed imminently near.’ The storms of rain and snow, which for the last four weeks have blessed us, “PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Successors to EB. F. Spence. putes. “Not strained, it droppeth as the gentle raim trom heaven upon the — always on hand. Prescriptions proad Street, Nevada City. with his rich, pure robe of white, dis-. ~ r H. DA ON is hereby aanounced W . “tvecmdidste forthe ditte or City ‘many a household, at whose door the NEVADA DRUG STORE. A falleupplyof the Standard Patent Medioe rr a ce blesseth hi t. gi m that. gives and him that éman the length of this letter. It this com. ; munication meets yoar approbation, 1} you in relation to the matters referred eye Abe» not sles and come . S00W dalle it would require to: make ®') wants.1o gnawitt There ere other topics upon which I SHEET & PILLOW CASE R. FININGER & CO. 76 BROAD STREET...NEVADA CITY. BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORs, GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, MINERAL WATER, CANNED FRUIT, French Wine Vinegar, Teas and Coffees, dc. &c. &, : pe ape iam FOR SALE! . HEAP FOR CASH! @ne 12-inch Engine, One 10-inch Kngine, One S-inch Pump, ; @ne 6-Inch PumpTwo Horn’s Amalgamating Pans@XE FLUE BOILER, Twenty Feet Long. Diameter 42 inches. ONE 80-INCH GLOBE NOZZLE. CRAIG'S PATENT. Castings of Every Description-AT— GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. INQUIRE OF DAVID THOM, NEVADA FOUNDRY, SPRING STEEET Nevada City, March 8th. ins Fathi as ists! NEVADA ¢ ony Lend Ma From C. H. M city land affairs, huridred claims ° ‘and about ninety be made. ‘Thea er, Of Neyada, aud . EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE LANCASTER & ROBINSON, «* Ww avout list is abo _ "pe paid: before tt yet allowed: with to $4,600, and tk Government, —-notioes, filing 9 $2,994. In add te: ~freasurer’s corn $200.. The cost will probably be of the city. Ab made:from the Fund amountir mains a cash bi $795; which, wi will give $1;545 are paid, this to go to the Ge Oates Cane Hon. 8. T. © as our reader *caned” in the The. infliction’ who made. an ¢ the presentatic aid to.be very $100. On the Hon, Sam. ‘T. 1869-70,” and is the followin and democrac inseribed ‘“T ¢hampion.” members whx tracted the ad while many © _ten, his may in “letters of bis cane. .& as Assemblyr ihent positio: ants for. Con; speech, to all connection. _ The Chors “The orga Choral Socie evening, at 1 Ed. Muller, a Board of 1 cers of the.s pervision 0 The object « provement i for gentlem this fee, an pay dues as exceed $1 already nun excellent m ought easil; next. meet evening of will be give Silk and This is tt ranged litt) Spencer & Kendo and The work ; mulberry . Japan, anc descriptio: plants, T ful. to thos to engage try. Ith tison in ti The Cel The col hold the « the Fifte< Tuesday President The servi