April 8, 1871 (4 pages)

. mt wage, _. probably about five to seven years of . The Report ot the San, a mingo Commission, ‘aceomn panied by a@ message, upon the subject of annexation, has socececess Bear River.. —, 14 80 sate iowa by Prost Chalk Blulf.-. .s000+ 42.25 dent Gram -The: iepudignin . Clear Creek iso coer sees () 124 05 fied State paper, in Har sid the PresiRee 42 90 dent presents the raagons for his.action . ~ * loon Hill .. see oh = in the premises, and cuncedes the right) 2 t 8; rings. . f ied vies ** 182 60 ot the Slehate'te rejogt 9 tresiy, made by PELs isos Caen 88 35 the President, and that such action on-. “Grass Valley..+s+-+578 95 ly indicates a difference of epinion, He . . ay seer *4 ue cleimp that the trath of hig: statement Kentucky Flat. oy th ~ 4 rs as to the condition of the ieee f and: i xation is i desire of the people for auné tully of ated by the report of ‘the ee a aad comeenae by recom= . ing Salah. — Congress. The’ aa is the coh. cluding paragraph of the Message :—, “And now my task is finished, and with it ends all personal solicitude upon the . ' subject: “My duty being “done, yours begins, and I gladly hand over the whole matter to the judgment of the American people and their Representa tives in Congress assembled. The facts will now be spread: before the c>untry, and a decision rendered: by that tribucanvictions0 seldom err, and against, whose will I have no polix cy to enfores,! My opinion is unchanged. Indeed. it, ia. eonfirmed by the report that the interests of our country and San Domingo alike await annexation of the Repnblic. se In view of tlie difference of opinion upon thts subject, I su; gyest no action . be taken at the present session beyond . printing the general report, Before the next session of Congress, the peox ple will ‘have. considered the subject and formed an opinion concerning it, to which opinion, deliberately made up, it will be the duty of every Department . of the Government to. give heed, and no one -willmore—cheerfully conform than myself. It is not only our Constitution, but the will of the people; constitutionally expressed, which is the supreme law, but I have ever believed that all are wiser thamiany oue man, and if the people, apon ‘w full representation of the facts, shall:decide that ansexation is not degimbley:every department of. the Government ought,to acquiesce in that decision.” ARE WE BaRBaRians.—The Auhurn Stare and. Stripes says: It is oredibly reported that a citizen of this town who occupies an isolated residence, is in the habit of leaving his motherless son—e quiet; modest, well behaved lad, age—chained to a post in an out-honse when he, the father, absente himself on business or pleasure,and thus leaves the child for hours, with no other living soul-about the ‘premises, We are informed that this occurred on the afternoon of the last Christian Sabbath, while the father° and his housekveper tdok-a pleasuré jaunt, occupying sev: eral hours. We understand that a common, dog chain, is used, to which is attached a collar, made spucially to fit the lad’s neck, and that this, when ad. ! justed, is securely locked, and the key’ deposited in a box-out of his reach, which box, apparently with due: regard to the syatematic’ character aud: perency: of the arrangement, seems to ha e been expecially prepared and pat in place for. this purpdee, in. case of fire the helpless lituletellow) would certainly be roasted alive, but ‘his death, though. horrible; would of course be purely accidental, ‘Uniless the people of Aubura are Hasbarous savages, they will, not, wink at or tolerate such proTar ‘dene “ine ot us New York. Odserder, Writing’ of His “recent visit to Washington,’ eaydt “Egaw' nothing now ex ~Ream’s statue ot gig al Porro w xoeg ts: ~ President’ © Tie Vattons on . V ‘Tom Marker, rn through . ) the coat ate well’ io." “And this ig] from W, orday, intétme mena e edit 0 or .detgus to ns that the el listecd cals doen _{ amount. per child being 65.cents :. oF eeeeeeeeeoer 19 50. ¥ eee ° 40 80 =“ Motiey Flat,./.0.0.0.0) 20°90 = Nevada . ears seeseeseses 898 45 North San Juan .,'.104 00North Bloomfield .. 84 45 ON es 68° 70 Oakland:..ccesccsres, 73 @ OlneGas ss chese seccsses 3a Quaker Pe ecciees. 2p ae Relief Hill, .csccscscecee . 14 95 Bpenceville.sceesee27 95 Selby Bintecs.ccccce 4 17 95 Truckwes oc00cccc re avs 10 Union Hill.e. @oesene 58 15 ~ Willow Valley... 20 80 Totals coo,ocsnesees eGo Oe 68 Apportionment of 7 Oounty school Schools, to the different sorting the Allison Ranch..Birchville .tio3-8 di Blue Tent . : -B 117 65 4g 30" oeeeeereeers si Jem +2 o — 3 O21 children at 65 cts, $2,548.65 Spicken Stealing. “ "Recently a large number of chicken . roosts have beén robbed in this vicinity. ‘On “Wednesday night Cariey’s hén house was entered and four large hens stolen, Other theft have been com~ mitted in. different parts ofthe tewn. The chicken ‘stealers usually make it lively for fowls in the Spring after owners have fed thein through the Winter, These depredations are extremely annoying, as it has become almost an ima possibility for peoplé to raise chicken in this locality. We hope some of these chicken thieves may be captured. New Machinery. Win. Campbell is putting up a Sctistiy gurdy wheel, and a rubber of cast iron, at his shop on Broad street, for the purpose of dressing the cast iron planes whith he is: manufacturing. He pro-' poses at an early day to putin a lathe . and other machinery for work in his line. } His cast irom planes are received with great favor and are finding rapid sale among meehanics Who have occasion to uee. plavesi. The New Kink, Work was resumed on the new rink . yesterday morning, it having been suspended several days in consequence of the storm. This rink has been leased by Birdseye Bullard, formerly of this city but late of Hun’s Hill, He proposes to. make it for the useof any skate, and will, we understand, fit upa neat oyster and ice cream saloon in one part of the building, © The Church Festival. On Monday evening the Saint Pat~ rick’s Festival, for the benefit of the Catholic Church in this city, will be given at Temperance Hall. The best music, @ goed supper and a good time are the inducements offered by the managers of the affair. {pomioes Exerchves. The.departments of the pablic school taught by, Mise, LaGrange and Miss Kdwards hed general; exercises. in the} Assembly, Hall. yesterday afternoon. . The pupils of both schools acquitted themselves, creditably,, A. number of trienda and parents; of :; ahe scholars nde Agrive Porday. ' fe notice mong the ‘ist of passeugers thatdeft Ogden on the 6th inst, Hon. A. A. Sargent und family, They will uceivern this. icity at noon to-day. ecireed tah WO ws sab ives eee Igawa tia! pt & iy A Poel, aa at Skillmam’s old mili om: the °WashBabli! so the center oF G . not.withio-the.incorporation.. It.is {in demand, ‘andthe many~who~ desire . this fact by being presented with a. {open air of Boston Ravine. Boston E ghting chickens,.and ‘the slaughter ‘house vious run for slong time, . safely say, however, that we have yet “ Paris oF Cazzvonnta—The . York, and’ Inskip of Baltimore, wall 4 Fey Grass ‘Walley somes. lowin of yesterday : beautiful is situated is really a part of Grass Valley, but is separated from Grass Valley only by a red past’ which marks the corporation line. Dwellings at Boston Ravine are o reside in that locality can not be accommodated with houses, The Spring commences several weeks earlier than it does in Grass Valley, and flowers bloom there before they do in Grass Valley, We are reminded of boquet of rare flowers, grown in the Ravine has only ove or two drawbacks. Some few of the boys there keep isin almost a toe pubtic place. These faults against morals and appearances*will be remedied, we doubt not as soon as they are mentioned. Boston Ravine is # hospitable place, and drinks all around isthe style there, Vfhe Eureka Miii for page run, up to and including last Saturday, gave $22,000 worth of gold as a result. This does not, include any’ gold from the: sulphuret works. The twenty four days run up to last Saturday gives $44,000, which is less than any pre~ Wecan mony hopes for the Eureka. population of California, according to the census statistics collected by U. 8. Marshal Morris, footed up 556,613 3.) Noticing different figures” pablished“in Eastern papers, Mr. Morris placed bimself im communication with the. Super: intendent of the ‘Census of the 'tnited States, Mr. Walker, and the latter for. warded the following : “The, wain reason for the difference } between the count of this office and that made at your office, is probably found in the fact that we have included many broken bands of Indians, taken outside of the regular enumeration. As these Indians have lost their tribal relations, they are no longer regarded as ‘Indians not taxed’ within the mean~ ing of the Census law.” The Superintendent’s report furnishes the following exhibit of the population of Calitornia ; Natives, 350,398; foreign 209,880; white, 499,323 ; colored, 4,611; r Indians, 7,059; Adiatice, 49,229; tetal, 560,538, The enumeration of Indians in this State was made by the Indian agents under the direction of the Superintendent of Indian Affairs, pursuant to instructions from the Secretary of the Interior. GENERAL REDINGTON.—Gen, Red» ington, for many years business manager of the Galifornia Steam Navigation Co., since the transfer of the boats to the California Pacific R. R. Co., has been appointed uéanager of the river and land transportation of the latter company at Sacramento, ‘This ap~ pointment will be satisfactory to the traVeling public and under thé mans agement of General Redington the company is sure to be prosperous. No man, could be selected who could manage. the business so as to make the line s0 popular with travelers. His long experience renders him entirely familiar witht) the demands of ‘travelers and thoroughly capable of managing a railroad, as. he hae proved himself successful in the management of the river transportation. The California Pa. . cific is certainly fortunate in securing his services, ._ ; Coie, RevivAuisrs.— Reverends McDonald: of Boston; Boole of New a start from the East, says the Union, for Calfforni some time this menth on a missionary tour to'California. Tliey are advertised to bring @ grand tent large: enough to accommodate 4,000 . ) persons—soul aml body. After well atteridia parental this "state “he tent.and, remors jo Uiab, where they & povival -.crusade . against @ HiraEento German manufacturers than “half a year,” during the war. that nity has been hind for more they heve-been obliged to depend on their own re~ éources: and thid German Correspondent says they have the satisfaction of findfig’ that thé French models are’ not ‘missed. The manufacture of artificial flowers in Berlin has greatly increased SENTENCED.—William Willis, who made the confession to the Vigilance Committee, in which he implicated Perkins, McWilliams and others, in various crimes of incendiarism was on Wednesday sentenced to 21 years in kindle a flame that will imdiits négiectéd, Beating thigifact st bmn Of debility or ] et promptly with , om Foremost among the vegetable tonics of the age stands Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, and whenever the hvitak-powers ‘eeenr to Janguish, or. there is tions essential to the sustenation and cation of the body are imperfectly a Pmed this invaluable invigorant and antiseptic should at once be resorted to. Indigestion always prodnces: weakness of the bodily _powers. Sometimes it happens that the appetite demands more food than the stomsch can digest; though not more, perhaps, than is required to keep up the full strength of .the frame. The objéct under such circumstances iste increase ‘the digestive capacity’ of the assimilating organ, 80 as to makeit equal to and capable of supplying the building material of the system as fast as it is required. This object is fully accomplished by the use the Nevada State Prisoi. He was . of the Bitters. Theytoue &nd ‘gently stimglad to get out of Virgi ip City as the . ulate the cellular membrane which secretes friend of the Vi gila mittee the gastric juice, and the resnit is that the & ale solvent is mingled with the food in suffitient ES <" uantity tv convert all its nourishing parti-~ ACOOBDING to, Mr. Dadi ey Baxter, cles into: pure and who'esome phan Ba the statistician, o three of the fifty-'. on the other hand, there tsa deficiency of —-Servia, in Europe; worl quarter of tion. QUITE extensive coal. deposits have been found 6n ‘the line ofthe Kansas Pacific Railroad, about sixteen miles This is an important d for Colorado: @ line’ of the Union Pacific during its construction Aig from Denver. discovery for the road Similar discoveries on added immensely to its resources. ville, Me. legs ure swollen to a ap elephant, gregational Church in that town. worth’ $250 i909 to. $300,000. Home, has a salary of $3,000. ‘nine Mrs. ALMTRA Bracknousk of Altoona Pa., born on the 16th of March, 1771, died March 16, °1871, making her age 100 years exact, eee ‘ two &tates and principal colopies of the civilized world are free from debt Bolivia, in América : and Liberia, in Atrica. The fiftystwo States together have a popus Jation of 606,000,000, and the annual ‘charge of the debts of the civilized ve $1 25 per head, and absorbs a 6 whole * proceeds of taxa= A case of elephantiasia is trying the .Bkill of the medical faculty at WaterIn ‘this disease, which is very rare in, this aids the patient’s enormous size the skin becoming hard and rough, and } suggestive of the lower extremities of Dgacon Jeremiah Lord, of Templeton Mass., has died of paralysis at the advanced age of 83 years. He lived for more than 75 years on the farm where he died. For 45 years he was one of the deacons of the First ConJUDGE Shaw of New York has decided that a sewing inachine is a necessary, article of household’ furniture, and, as such, exempt from attachment. ITis estimated that the late ‘Wit liam Gilmore Simms died considerably in debt, though before the war he had erable property, estimated to ~be Miss Many ‘L. Boots of Harper’s . 2 ‘Bazar, receives, $4,000 a year; and Mrs, Mary B, Dodge: of the Hearth, siti digestive power, the effect of the tonic is to stimulate a desire for food. In _ nineteen cases out of twenty, headache, nausea, nervousness, fainting fite, spasme, and, indeed, moat of the casual aches and pains to which huma.lty is subject, ‘proceed primarily from: indigestion complicated with biliousness ; and for both these. complaints Hostetter ’s Stomach Bitters are recommended as @ speedy and certaln remedy. eA RE ARMREST RE ~H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGisT MASONIC BUILDING, Garner of Commercial and Pine Streets, ANSON W. 0, E. MULLOY LESTER MULLOY, . Dealers 1m!Groceries, Provisions, Case. Goode ; &e. &e. LOUR,; BACON, HAMS, LARD. and a)} sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. New Goods constantly received from the Eastern markets, them. HYPKKION SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. All pfirchasers desiring pn Need in our jine are requested t0. give us aca LESTER & MULLOY. . Nevada, Dec. 9th, 1870. DICK INSON?S ‘Patent Brass Reller Skates! CAN BE SEEN AT THE NEVADA THEATRE, IN THIS: CITY, Wat a Skating Rink has been opened for the use of these Skates, The Kink will be open daily, (Sandays excepted,) as follows ; From 8 to 12.A, M. for Ladies exclusively, when iessens will be given Free of Charge. From 2 to 4, and from half past 7 to 10 P. M. Admission in the afternoon and evening % cents. Use of Skates 25 cents. The Dickinson Skate ia manufactured by a larg gee # CO, and furnished to everybody at at Living Prices. Address all orders to NSON & CO. Sacramento, or to the Rink, Nevada Theatre, Nevada city. ud iba. haere At 6 o'clock, . At the LAFAYETTE BAKERY, BROAD STREET, Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. USTOMERS will be enpplied Every Mornhe cit; B . ey in an: t of t ‘. oe ds ofthe anost CAM CA wi cece such & med At North San.J rie Sey ecearatien See aha cone or uan, qth, 1871, to 08 ‘ea eu, y 1s, conthe wife oe ay dey All tuese ‘Cakes are of Henry ©, adgughter. _ in nthe best style, highly flavored: ond not ex~ NOTLOR Meo on hand, a enh dn we of f CAN: asa in * TES, of my own manufacture, and guaralHE Amnnal Mest: T of the Star Q Quartz of the ead on Monday *clock, P. M., at t Street, Nevada woe officers for the betore them. ge business ag Ww week NG, Secretary. » No. 18," B me asm for’ the: aS Broad . ensuing years and for such eed to contain no ous extracts or colors Everything soid at the lowest prices. pane mea cal, wm, ROMLES. Nevada, Mareh 18th: — . ST. PATRICK'S FESTIVAL! For cox pera LOCK May let, B, seven es a aR eget oh “ae GRAND FESTIVAL will be aes is ONBVADA A CITY, ' AT 7 TEMPERANCE HALL, a arn ae a ist, 1971. here eeayre. * >) A # Brigham and the Mormons: — On Monday Evening, April 10th. For the purposel.of Raising Funds to _ pay om the Debt on the Church . ‘Fickets Three: Dollars, Nevada, March 7th. sedi _M. 8. DEAL il iar iad any reason to suspect that the animal ord ‘ the duty Imposed upon it by the appetite, . CUD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, \Fresh Bread, Hot Every Morning L¢ The Apr Y The rat cording Yuba Cat been abo from the ! Season. 1863-4 64-5 65-6 66-7 67-8 68-9 69-70 8 70-1 to The me and yet tl rain, Th far been 4 last year. day morn eame hou of au in present s¢ for minin, weather, amount.o the seaso! show in. t The Lat The lat tended al farmers a incalculal out the will now localities sufficient We fiad } of rejoic county, © Clara, Ss Napa, a extent of by it in t these pl: heavy. F the strea usual hig Usually the valle, from the lands got the late’s The wre WV Z.P.D the tree « Twain’s . limb gro bore fruit vis’ tree . buck’s he veated si the peop! newly in will go, . of genius youths, + _ onall rol eral’ Gat produce . on the tr one to in unless he Dividen © The B Compani _ Corporati + in this places ar of these . dends p March § $120,000 tew of : t county .a incorpor. San Fra Porta, a: known,

. mt wage, _. probably about five to seven years of . The Report ot the San, a mingo Commission, ‘aceomn panied by a@ message, upon the subject of annexation, has socececess Bear River... —, 14 80 sate iowa by Prost Chalk Blulf.-. .s000+ 42.25 dent Gram -The: iepudignin . Clear Creek iso coer sees () 124 05 fied State paper, in Har sid the PresiRee 42 90 dent presents the raagons for his.action . ~ * loon Hill ... see oh = in the premises, and cuncedes the right) 2 t 8; rings. . f ied vies ** 182 60 ot the Slehate'te rejogt 9 tresiy, made by PELs isos Caen 88 35 the President, and that such action on-. “Grass Valley...+s+-+578 95 ly indicates a difference of epinion, He . . ay seer *4 ue cleimp that the trath of hig: statement Kentucky Flat.. oy th ~ 4 rs as to the condition of the ieee f and: i xation is i desire of the people for auné tully of ated by the report of ‘the ee a aad comeenae by recom= . ing Salah. — Congress. The’ aa is the coh. cluding paragraph of the Message :—, “And now my task is finished, and with it ends all personal solicitude upon the . ' subject: “My duty being “done, yours begins, and I gladly hand over the whole matter to the judgment of the American people and their Representa tives in Congress assembled. The facts will now be spread: before the c>untry, and a decision rendered: by that tribucanvictions0 seldom err, and against, whose will I have no polix cy to enfores,! My opinion is unchanged. Indeed. it, ia. eonfirmed by the report that the interests of our country and San Domingo alike await annexation of the Repnblic. se In view of tlie difference of opinion upon thts subject, I su; gyest no action . be taken at the present session beyond . printing the general report, Before the next session of Congress, the peox ple will ‘have. considered the subject and formed an opinion concerning it, to which opinion, deliberately made up, it will be the duty of every Department . of the Government to. give heed, and no one -willmore—cheerfully conform than myself. It is not only our Constitution, but the will of the people; constitutionally expressed, which is the supreme law, but I have ever believed that all are wiser thamiany oue man, and if the people, apon ‘w full representation of the facts, shall:decide that ansexation is not degimbley:every department of. the Government ought,to acquiesce in that decision.” ARE WE BaRBaRians.—The Auhurn Stare and. Stripes says: It is oredibly reported that a citizen of this town who occupies an isolated residence, is in the habit of leaving his motherless son—e quiet; modest, well behaved lad, age—chained to a post in an out-honse when he, the father, absente himself on business or pleasure,and thus leaves the child for hours, with no other living soul-about the ‘premises, We are informed that this occurred on the afternoon of the last Christian Sabbath, while the father° and his housekveper tdok-a pleasuré jaunt, occupying sev: eral hours. We understand that a common, dog chain, is used, to which is attached a collar, made spucially to fit the lad’s neck, and that this, when ad. ! justed, is securely locked, and the key’ deposited in a box-out of his reach, which box, apparently with due: regard to the syatematic’ character aud: perency: of the arrangement, seems to ha e been expecially prepared and pat in place for. this purpdee, in. case of fire the helpless lituletellow) would certainly be roasted alive, but ‘his death, though. horrible; would of course be purely accidental, ‘Uniless the people of Aubura are Hasbarous savages, they will, not, wink at or tolerate such proTar ‘dene “ine ot us New York. Odserder, Writing’ of His “recent visit to Washington,’ eaydt “Egaw' nothing now ex ~Ream’s statue ot gig al Porro w xoeg ts: ~ President’ © Tie Vattons on . V ‘Tom Marker, rn through . ) the coat ate well’ io." “And this ig] from W, orday, intétme mena e edit 0 or .detgus to ns that the el listecd cals doen _{ amount. per child being 65.cents :.. oF eeeeeeeeeoer 19 50. ¥ eee ° 40 80 =“ Motiey Flat,./.0.0.0.0) 20°90 = Nevada . ears seeseeseses 898 45 North San Juan .,'..104 00North Bloomfield .... 84 45 ON es 68° 70 Oakland:...ccesccsres, 73 @ OlneGas ss chese seccsses 3a Quaker Pe ecciees. 2p ae Relief Hill, .csccscscecee . 14 95 Bpenceville..sceesee27 95 Selby Bintecs.ccccce 4 17 95 Truckwes oc00cccc re avs 10 Union Hill..e. @oesene 58 15 ~ Willow Valley..... 20 80 Totals coo,ocsnesees eGo Oe 68 Apportionment of 7 Oounty school Schools, to the different sorting the Allison Ranch....Birchville ..tio3-8 di Blue Tent . : -B 117 65 4g 30" oeeeeereeers si Jem +2 o — 3 O21 children at 65 cts, $2,548.65 Spicken Stealing. “ "Recently a large number of chicken . roosts have beén robbed in this vicinity. ‘On “Wednesday night Cariey’s hén house was entered and four large hens stolen, Other theft have been com~ mitted in. different parts ofthe tewn. The chicken ‘stealers usually make it lively for fowls in the Spring after owners have fed thein through the Winter, These depredations are extremely annoying, as it has become almost an ima possibility for peoplé to raise chicken in this locality. We hope some of these chicken thieves may be captured. New Machinery. Win. Campbell is putting up a Sctistiy gurdy wheel, and a rubber of cast iron, at his shop on Broad street, for the purpose of dressing the cast iron planes whith he is: manufacturing. He pro-' poses at an early day to putin a lathe . and other machinery for work in his line. } His cast irom planes are received with great favor and are finding rapid sale among meehanics Who have occasion to uee. plavesi. The New Kink, Work was resumed on the new rink . yesterday morning, it having been suspended several days in consequence of the storm. This rink has been leased by Birdseye Bullard, formerly of this city but late of Hun’s Hill, He proposes to. make it for the useof any skate, and will, we understand, fit upa neat oyster and ice cream saloon in one part of the building, © The Church Festival. On Monday evening the Saint Pat~ rick’s Festival, for the benefit of the Catholic Church in this city, will be given at Temperance Hall. The best music, @ goed supper and a good time are the inducements offered by the managers of the affair. {pomioes Exerchves. The.departments of the pablic school taught by, Mise, LaGrange and Miss Kdwards hed general; exercises. in the} Assembly, Hall. yesterday afternoon. . The pupils of both schools acquitted themselves, creditably,, A. number of trienda and parents; of :; ahe scholars nde Agrive Porday. ' fe notice mong the ‘ist of passeugers thatdeft Ogden on the 6th inst, Hon. A. A. Sargent und family, They will uceivern this. icity at noon to-day. ecireed tah WO ws sab ives eee Igawa tia! pt & iy A Poel, aa at Skillmam’s old mili om: the °WashBabli! so the center oF G . not.withio-the.incorporation... It.is {in demand, ‘andthe many~who~ desire . this fact by being presented with a. {open air of Boston Ravine. Boston E ghting chickens,.and ‘the slaughter ‘house vious run for slong time, . safely say, however, that we have yet “ Paris oF Cazzvonnta—The . York, and’ Inskip of Baltimore, wall 4 Fey Grass ‘Walley somes. lowin of yesterday : beautiful is situated is really a part of Grass Valley, but is separated from Grass Valley only by a red past’ which marks the corporation line. Dwellings at Boston Ravine are o reside in that locality can not be accommodated with houses, The Spring commences several weeks earlier than it does in Grass Valley, and flowers bloom there before they do in Grass Valley, We are reminded of boquet of rare flowers, grown in the Ravine has only ove or two drawbacks. Some few of the boys there keep isin almost a toe pubtic place. These faults against morals and appearances*will be remedied, we doubt not as soon as they are mentioned. Boston Ravine is # hospitable place, and drinks all around isthe style there, Vfhe Eureka Miii for page run, up to and including last Saturday, gave $22,000 worth of gold as a result. This does not, include any’ gold from the: sulphuret works. The twenty four days run up to last Saturday gives $44,000, which is less than any pre~ Wecan mony hopes for the Eureka. population of California, according to the census statistics collected by U. 8. Marshal Morris, footed up 556,613 3.) Noticing different figures” pablished“in Eastern papers, Mr. Morris placed bimself im communication with the. Super: intendent of the ‘Census of the 'tnited States, Mr. Walker, and the latter for. warded the following : “The, wain reason for the difference } between the count of this office and that made at your office, is probably found in the fact that we have included many broken bands of Indians, taken outside of the regular enumeration. As these Indians have lost their tribal relations, they are no longer regarded as ‘Indians not taxed’ within the mean~ ing of the Census law.” The Superintendent’s report furnishes the following exhibit of the population of Calitornia ; Natives, 350,398; foreign 209,880; white, 499,323 ; colored, 4,611; r Indians, 7,059; Adiatice, 49,229; tetal, 560,538, The enumeration of Indians in this State was made by the Indian agents under the direction of the Superintendent of Indian Affairs, pursuant to instructions from the Secretary of the Interior. GENERAL REDINGTON.—Gen, Red» ington, for many years business manager of the Galifornia Steam Navigation Co., since the transfer of the boats to the California Pacific R. R. Co., has been appointed uéanager of the river and land transportation of the latter company at Sacramento, ‘This ap~ pointment will be satisfactory to the traVeling public and under thé mans agement of General Redington the company is sure to be prosperous. No man, could be selected who could manage. the business so as to make the line s0 popular with travelers. His long experience renders him entirely familiar witht) the demands of ‘travelers and thoroughly capable of managing a railroad, as. he hae proved himself successful in the management of the river transportation. The California Pa. . cific is certainly fortunate in securing his services, ._ ; Coie, RevivAuisrs.— Reverends McDonald: of Boston; Boole of New a start from the East, says the Union, for Calfforni some time this menth on a missionary tour to'California. Tliey are advertised to bring @ grand tent large: enough to accommodate 4,000 . ) persons—soul aml body. After well atteridia parental this "state “he tent.and, remors jo Uiab, where they & povival -.crusade . against @ HiraEento German manufacturers than “half a year,” during the war.

that nity has been hind for more they heve-been obliged to depend on their own re~ éources: and thid German Correspondent says they have the satisfaction of findfig’ that thé French models are’ not ‘missed. The manufacture of artificial flowers in Berlin has greatly increased SENTENCED.—William Willis, who made the confession to the Vigilance Committee, in which he implicated Perkins, McWilliams and others, in various crimes of incendiarism was on Wednesday sentenced to 21 years in kindle a flame that will imdiits négiectéd, Beating thigifact st bmn Of debility or ] et promptly with , om Foremost among the vegetable tonics of the age stands Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, and whenever the hvitak-powers ‘eeenr to Janguish, or. there is tions essential to the sustenation and cation of the body are imperfectly a Pmed this invaluable invigorant and antiseptic should at once be resorted to. Indigestion always prodnces: weakness of the bodily _powers. Sometimes it happens that the appetite demands more food than the stomsch can digest; though not more, perhaps, than is required to keep up the full strength of .the frame. The objéct under such circumstances iste increase ‘the digestive capacity’ of the assimilating organ, 80 as to makeit equal to and capable of supplying the building material of the system as fast as it is required. This object is fully accomplished by the use the Nevada State Prisoi. He was . of the Bitters. Theytoue &nd ‘gently stimglad to get out of Virgi ip City as the . ulate the cellular membrane which secretes friend of the Vi gila mittee the gastric juice, and the resnit is that the & ale solvent is mingled with the food in suffitient ES <" uantity tv convert all its nourishing parti-~ ACOOBDING to, Mr. Dadi ey Baxter, cles into: pure and who'esome phan Ba the statistician, o three of the fifty-'. on the other hand, there tsa deficiency of —-Servia, in Europe; worl quarter of tion. QUITE extensive coal. deposits have been found 6n ‘the line ofthe Kansas Pacific Railroad, about sixteen miles This is an important d for Colorado: @ line’ of the Union Pacific during its construction Aig from Denver. discovery for the road Similar discoveries on added immensely to its resources. ville, Me. legs ure swollen to a ap elephant, gregational Church in that town. worth’ $250 i909 to. $300,000. Home, has a salary of $3,000. ‘nine Mrs. ALMTRA Bracknousk of Altoona Pa., born on the 16th of March, 1771, died March 16, °1871, making her age 100 years exact, eee ‘ two &tates and principal colopies of the civilized world are free from debt Bolivia, in América : and Liberia, in Atrica. The fiftystwo States together have a popus Jation of 606,000,000, and the annual ‘charge of the debts of the civilized ve $1 25 per head, and absorbs a 6 whole * proceeds of taxa= A case of elephantiasia is trying the .Bkill of the medical faculty at WaterIn ‘this disease, which is very rare in, this aids the patient’s enormous size the skin becoming hard and rough, and } suggestive of the lower extremities of Dgacon Jeremiah Lord, of Templeton Mass., has died of paralysis at the advanced age of 83 years. He lived for more than 75 years on the farm where he died. For 45 years he was one of the deacons of the First ConJUDGE Shaw of New York has decided that a sewing inachine is a necessary, article of household’ furniture, and, as such, exempt from attachment. ITis estimated that the late ‘Wit liam Gilmore Simms died considerably in debt, though before the war he had erable property, estimated to ~be Miss Many ‘L. Boots of Harper’s . 2 ‘Bazar, receives, $4,000 a year; and Mrs, Mary B, Dodge: of the Hearth, siti digestive power, the effect of the tonic is to stimulate a desire for food. In _ nineteen cases out of twenty, headache, nausea, nervousness, fainting fite, spasme, and, indeed, moat of the casual aches and pains to which huma.lty is subject, ‘proceed primarily from: indigestion complicated with biliousness ; and for both these. complaints Hostetter ’s Stomach Bitters are recommended as @ speedy and certaln remedy. eA RE ARMREST RE ~H. R. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGisT MASONIC BUILDING, Garner of Commercial and Pine Streets, ANSON W. 0, E. MULLOY LESTER MULLOY, . Dealers 1m!Groceries, Provisions, Case. Goode ; &e. &e. LOUR,; BACON, HAMS, LARD. and a)} sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. New Goods constantly received from the Eastern markets, them. HYPKKION SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. All pfirchasers desiring pn Need in our jine are requested t0. give us aca LESTER & MULLOY. . Nevada, Dec. 9th, 1870. DICK INSON?S ‘Patent Brass Reller Skates! CAN BE SEEN AT THE NEVADA THEATRE, IN THIS: CITY, Wat a Skating Rink has been opened for the use of these Skates, The Kink will be open daily, (Sandays excepted,) as follows ; From 8 to 12.A, M. for Ladies exclusively, when iessens will be given Free of Charge. From 2 to 4, and from half past 7 to 10 P. M. Admission in the afternoon and evening % cents. Use of Skates 25 cents. The Dickinson Skate ia manufactured by a larg gee # CO, and furnished to everybody at at Living Prices. Address all orders to NSON & CO. Sacramento, or to the Rink, Nevada Theatre, Nevada city. ud iba. haere At 6 o'clock, . At the LAFAYETTE BAKERY, BROAD STREET, Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel. USTOMERS will be enpplied Every Mornhe cit; B . ey in an: t of t ‘. oe ds ofthe anost CAM CA wi cece such & med At North San.J rie Sey ecearatien See aha cone or uan, qth, 1871, to 08 ‘ea eu, y 1s, conthe wife oe ay dey All tuese ‘Cakes are of Henry ©, adgughter. _ in nthe best style, highly flavored: ond not ex~ NOTLOR Meo on hand, a enh dn we of f CAN: asa in * TES, of my own manufacture, and guaralHE Amnnal Mest: T of the Star Q Quartz of the ead on Monday *clock, P. M., at t Street, Nevada woe officers for the betore them. ge business ag Ww week NG, Secretary. » No. 18," B me asm for’ the: aS Broad . ensuing years and for such eed to contain no ous extracts or colors Everything soid at the lowest prices. pane mea cal, wm, ROMLES. Nevada, Mareh 18th: — . ST. PATRICK'S FESTIVAL! For cox pera LOCK May let, B, seven es a aR eget oh “ae GRAND FESTIVAL will be aes is ONBVADA A CITY, ' AT 7 TEMPERANCE HALL, a arn ae a ist, 1971. here eeayre. * >) A # Brigham and the Mormons: — On Monday Evening, April 10th. For the purposel.of Raising Funds to _ pay om the Debt on the Church . ‘Fickets Three: Dollars, Nevada, March 7th. sedi _M. 8. DEAL il iar iad any reason to suspect that the animal ord ‘ the duty Imposed upon it by the appetite, . CUD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERRIES, \Fresh Bread, Hot Every Morning L¢ The Apr Y The rat cording Yuba Cat been abo from the ! Season. 1863-4 64-5 65-6 66-7 67-8 68-9 69-70 8 70-1 to The me and yet tl rain, Th far been 4 last year. day morn eame hou of au in present s¢ for minin, weather, amount.o the seaso! show in. t The Lat The lat tended al farmers a incalculal out the will now localities sufficient We fiad } of rejoic county, © Clara, Ss Napa, a extent of by it in t these pl: heavy. F the strea usual hig Usually the valle, from the lands got the late’s The wre WV Z.P.D the tree « Twain’s . limb gro bore fruit vis’ tree . buck’s he veated si the peop! newly in will go, . of genius youths, + _ onall rol eral’ Gat produce . on the tr one to in unless he Dividen © The B Compani _ Corporati + in this places ar of these . dends p March § $120,000 tew of : t county .a incorpor. San Fra Porta, a: known,