August 20, 1875 (4 pages)

oe RISA Ot Sipe a eT ED A Tt is not strange that they should do “this, as their friends were taught by ‘he Daily Transcript * NEVADA CYPY. CAL. 4 ~—z= ———ne Friday, faced 320, 1876, Phif SWeridan. “Now that Sheriflan is on his way ‘to this coast, a few papers of Demo‘eratic proclivities have a text to de“nounce. this brave and good officer. “him to obey the laws of the land,and ~ gre not-narrow, minded-or bigoted, a which is disgraceful for a leading . that nothing of the kind will take _sit speaks volumes in its favor, The ceanitidaibaiiaie’ ‘tially get even with him for doing ‘his duty. To the credit of the—betiterclass of Democratic papers, who fayorable word to the brave General, is being said. The Grass Valley Union, of Democratie principles, one of thé fairest spoken papers im the ‘State, says: “Lieutenant General Phil. Sheridan, is coming to California. He ought to be well received ‘by all classes of the people with ‘the proper respect should be shown 4o him. Batnot let Calfornians “nor bicken him -with undue adula. derstand there are several cages upon jthe calendar to, be tried. Those pergress and says; “Frank Page has Cougressman he was always in his ‘bore him with teo much attention . . -¥idcwl Brevities. The County Court will have a session next week-at. Truckee, We unsons who desire te’ become: citizens are requested te get their papers ready. Hon. Thomas Findley made. 2 political speech at Truckee on Saturday evening last. The Truckee Republican in discussing the politics of this county, truthfully says: ¢‘The Republicans . and Democrats have thus far doue all the fighing that has been done, “this ig one way they ~ “attempt to par; #Hd-they-arv-both organized and. in print, avything_ abeut the climatic . . active service. What the Independents propose to dy ‘has not yet transpired and may “not t transpire until after-the election. The game is evidently not theirs or but a small portion of it.”’ee ic The Truckee Republican heartily endorses Hon. H.-F. Page for Conproved himsetf a worthy and fit Representative. He has made a record ‘of which he justly feels proud. As ‘place, -and his efferts did him honor, as well as credit te his comsticagats. In speaking of Larkin, who ‘is trying to be elected to Congress, the tion. ‘ Men of sense, thoagh they be _ nigh in office, @o not want to be ran)after and gazed at; men with no} sense like such things, but fools are) too common in.the world for any . Truckee Republican says: Ia his speech here he was strongly opposed to the employmeat of Cai 4 nese labor, yet he is said te use more . of it than any man in his county. -one of them to be singled oat for any . special distinction. Lét Sheridan's . reseption on thts coast be as though . heis a man of sense; don’t. bore him to death.’””’ The San Franciseo Post, most always fair in its remarks, but in this instance it bas departed from fairness to coarseness, and uses ithe following ‘uncalled for language, metropolitan journal, It says: “‘The ‘Chronicle propeses a public welcome to General Sheridan, who, it ap_ pears. is coming here. We trust place. If there is any demonstration it should be one of disgust and contempt, not welcome. Had Sheridan come here before he sullied his fame by his outrageous conduct in Louisiana, we should have been glad ‘to have received him with all the honors due to one who has rendered important-services to the Union in its hour of peril, but for the brutal “dragoon who would ride rowgh shod over the liberties our fathers fought tu gain, only the most reckless party ‘spirit or the most slavish —— can propose an. ovation.” Railread Meeting. The Directors-of the Nevada Counheld-a-meeting at Grass Valley on _ member wag present, T' The aforesaid ing men, aed have heed in them as ‘big as mountains, have decided not going on satisfactory except the tunnel at the Town Talk House. They ‘are of the opinion that that contrhator.is not doing his work with the rapidity that it actually requires, and if not rashed through faster than it has been forthe past month, the ‘cars will aot rum.inte. Nevada for some time to come. The Directors wealize the fact, aud,Aave given notice acerdingly. We don’t believe there was ever @ railroad built in the world that had a better lot of men r its Directors than we have. = hey are first class business men, and second to nene for honesty, integrity, and evonomical conduct of ail business entrusted to-them. Thet Ball. Jim Faalknor has completed h‘s varrangemeats for having a good time down at Glenbrook Park, to‘night,, Ha has produred splendd music and a magnificent supper will ‘be provided. A number of Grass Valley and Nevada City people, as well as people from all parta of the county will be in attendance at the ball. Our State University. The State. University opened the is the largest Freshman-class known in the history of the institution, a. d ditily expanding. its University is siento to-natp, shad, She geeate oe: Wodnesday afternoon last, and every i _. quired to dispose of all the old styles term with 150 new students, This} sphere of upefuluess;, and we areg . Larkin gives employment te many . Chinese on bis ranch, bat then he of F course should forget that fact, new . ton is most eligible, for general Frank Page's record is far ahead of either of the ether two candidates, and he will be re-elected. As per programme, the Democrats arrived here last evening from Grass Valley in fullforee, Mr. Irwin, candidate for Governor, Carpenter aud Gen. Jo Hamilton was unable to of the season. i New Postal Card Piates. . for the new postal cards have been completed by the Bureauof Eugravment, aud were:forwarded by Third Assistant Postmaster-General Barber to the manufacturers, the Morgan Envelope Company of Springfield, Mass. The plates are worked i forms of forty each, two pres being required to supply. -the current and filed in the -or_ The singhe press will en the pers plates are eadvel and the secund press _is in runnin arder, the accumulated orders may be promptly made. The new cards will hardly reach the public before September Ist. lynscernes are reef cards before they can commence ef late have -been comparatively small. Thesales ot postal cards for the month of September will probably be large, and exceed sales of any previous month since their antroduction. 2 te Grasshoppers, Our territorial exchanges are filled with accounts ef the devastations of the. grasshoppers. © They have been more ‘disastrous than the heavy floods which have so greatly in jured the crops of Indiana, Illinois and other States. All the larger valleys of Utah, Colorado, Dakotah and Montana, which si# weeks ago gave assurance of abundant crops, have been swept clean by this annual pest, and theit entire population will be-compelled te import flour for their duily use.The papers say that unless some remedy.can be found for this continual scourge, and that speecily, the district infested by it will be abandoned, and a virtual end willcome to the continued settlement of a very large and important portion of the country. No industry inthe country where it exists, escapes its share of misfortune and discouragement i in cobsequence of it. This ie’ the third year these a have been ravaged, — San Francisco will celebrate “Mexican Hic eset uae 16th peprimndd. G. M. Maas; Commander of the U. 8,.Navy, died recently at Ano = 3 P : The Cimateret Nevada city. j of laying before your many readers, /ime assure you, the time is mot far} 140° Bultien, $3 “when the dwellers inthe valleys, A _/Mining Stock * Board. Mr. Worron:—Having lived in SAN FRANCISCO, Nevada City a sufficient length of Yester Morni = . time to. test the great benefitsof a rie: s* Sale ¥ climate second to none on the Pacific 1190 phir Ce cuast, please allow me the privilege if Geld dOnt, 204. 135 Chollar, 105, 440 Hale & Norcross, 624. 370 Crown Peint, 333, 360 Yellow Jacket, 9144. 1510 Imperial, 12%. eee © 1035 Best & Belcher, 5334. 380 Empire Mill. 78%. Drags Medicines, Mining Chem1155. Mexiean,-25%. ; 950 Cota iti Grae, ‘é deals. Patent Medicines. ‘Paints. 360. Teninely ie 455 Alpha, 253; 200 Belcher, ae 630 Genk nebers ats, ,_ For Sherif, ce Trg, the People ot Pte County: 1 hereby annowtice myseif, lag) a oondi . date for Sheriff of Nevada. County, a aeioct to 0 Lt peer THOM N OKEY, : Masonic: Building, Cor Pine & Commercial Streets a few thoughis upon a subject so preguant with health and strength; and first let let me say that Idon’t know whether the climate of Nevada City has éver been written up by any any one heretofore; ory in other words, whether any of the geod people who have long resjded here, . have told the outside world, in HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN“ ies LEMON SUGAR, 1145 Californin, "eee ~~ 4 BACIFIC RUBBER PAINT. Of #1] shades and oolors revdy mixed for blessings théy’ so richly enjoy, If}: not, itis high time to do se; for, let 200 Beoheqase, Wid. in: 10. Seg Belvher, 95, 7g Overmes 70. =. 8 980 Justice, 37. ~ 100 Suceor,. 144. distant=after the railroad is fintshedBooks ! 1 Books ! ! soffering with ague, ‘chills and fever, will seek health and strength: in the _ Oils oe Window Glass, Perts a: peje ty: = ove or cecal . REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Por District Attorney, Oh npstpenm 5s mate SS =< For Distri stz ct Attorney, J. L.Galdwell, “DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE = ‘mountain regions easy “of access,. 705 Union Con, 10%. BLANK BOOKS, eS = And what point can be sooner reachaoe an. giv 2%SCHOOL, BOOKS, ‘we ed from all the country lying Sowth. 2)5 Caledonia. 29. JUVENILE and ‘ni and West of us, than Nevada Citys “e Baltiwore,5." 3%; se > 5 ; ” sti aifimore aner a 4 345 Silver the 1244. All things requisite for schools of Te fresh and green?” Do we “Rot hear 25 Challenge. 734, . all grades. FOR 2ORONER, _ We and read a great deal about Santa 350 Davion, 6% . 5 (m Barbara, Samta Clara and Los Angel— besa ni : % 3 STATI? IoNERY. RB. JOHNSON. th: es, as pihecs where the invalid of “415 Occidental, 6%. a5 me every clime can find rest, refresb-. ° 480 Woddmille, Qu. Gold Peng, Congress Water, = : a al ment and permanent ‘bealth, in newsa= ‘Legal, Note, Bill, and ~ . INDEPENDENT Sereere = -of . paper articles written by puid re‘ Seeougied Stage Robbery. — Drawing. Paper, FOR ASSESSOR, “8p porters, for the purpose of “puffiug/ About 3 o’clock, Tuesday aftercf all kinds. do jap’ the towns mentioned? We/. noon, says the Bee, as the stage from . : JOHN McBEAN vit We have beard mrsuy unser tt -doabe-notSey_henb-thet-aistitie Qvincy tr Orovity_war-eroming the . UNV HLORRSS=\-Grast-variety wee : SP advantages; bat l affirm, mo greater . j,i}! beyond Wild Yankee, abont six-. ¢@ aan ASSESSMENT NOTICE. shes than vur mountain home. Our situ-. teen miles from Oroville, the pas. : : ed sengers were surpiised by hea-ing a MUSIC MUSIC. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MIKfai he is a eandidate for Cengress. g00d health throughout the year;. eommand to the driver to, hand THE ANTISELL PIANO ING CUMPANY, hica f principl neither too high amid the heavy} dowa Wells, Fargo & Cu.’s treasure . ; hee Eat gper petra bod Francia, Cal heavy snows, for a severe Winter, box. The passengers, including Sold on the installment plan. A field, Nevada county, Ca is. Notice is fo neither too near the yalleys to in-. Colonel Von Schmidt, Culonel. Tiffhescinaae sor avery wes ene ¢ a Poaricenth tap ofp. se bale the malarions atmospuere flout-. ney and two ladies, immediately put fiyst-class Instrument. gust, gv an erotic ape a _— be ing in them, In the coast towns,the. their heals ont of the window to see. 4 ‘ell line ef SHEET MUSIC. stack of the enrporation, papsbis toned ott strony sea air is often too severe for. what was the trouble, and perceived oe ee SOs ae ” the invalid with weak Jungs; while!-a stout, low sized inan, witb a por-. Agents tov Mavida Oty for’ tiie. celebrated 320 ene street, San Francisco, Calibe Several other speakers were here to bete, lierv'is ne seretity 1 the soft} tion of a blanket over bis face,stand-. BETHESDA WATER. any stock upon which this assessmentespouse the cause of the Democracy. bunny breezes, laden with delicious ing with a double barreled shot gun)” 2S = : Sy ck apt ndiwilt bedelinguant ented. perfanie of the pine tree, as it cugls. leveled at the driver. Von Schmidt a ve'tised for sale at. public auction; and uncome, The meeting was the largest and invigorates the wasted energies. batty climbed out of the. PURE WINET and LIQUORS othe dg gcc hg gia als ag . You may think I am growing a little . } ¢oach window, and drew a bead on For medical use. 1875, to pay the deli quent assessment, to. enthusiastic, but if you had lived 4s. the robber, and was abvut.to fire Pras Sores of thle. eo ~ I have in the valley:for three fears,. when the latter fled. The driver ase. . idee Fd pita cipal an a rs _ The first forty of the eighty plates . and then make the chungé, if you whipped up his horses and went off. Agents Pacific Mutual Life In . oe: Cot fornia. wae si did not ‘‘enthuze’’.a little, I would . at fuil speed, leaving the Culonel besurance Co. think you had no soul in yoa. ‘o. hind. As soon as the coach . could Agents Hartford Fire Insurance PHOTOGRAP HIC. tw ing and Printing, Treasury Dspart-. fully understand the value of this . be stopped the passeugers went buek. Qo. Capital $1 000,000,t:00. . — . climate, a pérson must come into it. to look for Vou Schmidt, and found f. : ia : phe tliat is less healthful. ‘To, bim standing in the road upon the ieee: School Desks . THE ARTIST,R. A. DESMOND,ivein a. climate where man and. scene of his triumph. Upon reach5 AS returned THe eee we east cannot suffer, ih the shade, . ing Marysville, the Sciilaas CompaBELL & BELDEN. ~ bis even during the hottest days of Sum-} ny’s officials returned thanks ‘to the , ' # mer, is no ordinary comfort, Here . Colonel for his brave act; and told HOUSE AND LOT NOVELTIES, the chills and féver ure knocked out. him he bad saved.them a loss of} —— : THE LATEST AND BEST, of a man with a strong shock, never . $10,000. ae . FOR SALE ATA BARGAIN . ‘j by to retura, Butchers, bakers: and ih Instruments and Accessories, in grocers thrive here because the inSilver Resgmption. fs Ictes ot goon lina’ st ot Prepared to make ‘ei habitaots have.such good appetites, . «Preparations for the retirement of. 4 which fs under a good fence. it.te pe Fruits of all kinds fouud in the. the fractional currency outstunding. A DESI@ABLE RESIDENCE, ire aa ai State, excepting oranges, lemonsand . and the substitution of silver, are = Even to those made by him heretofore. It figs grow here in great. perfection, . being pushed forward by the. Treas-. On the East side of the City. There is ; or both in size and flavor, Aud as re-. ury Department, and to the accomring at ag Rey Parca eae: VER a ee a8 gards a‘sleeping place, if a man plishment of this end, over ten mill-. For particulars cana °F 3 siciaciatie: GRAPE RARE _&h only says his prayers regularly, has. ion dollars of five per cent. bonds . Grocery Store; opposite the Methodist BROAD STREET, NEVADA erry. a clear conscience, and pays his. have already been sold for the purevade, Augent 190, 1ee de augi-Im. debts, Nevada City is just the spot. chase of silver bullion, and it will . — . : tr -in which to indulge in that most de . require the disposition of ten millNAG CRA RLM, ards b . lightful duty, to his entire ‘satisfuc-. ion more before a sufficient amcunt. Attorney and Counsel at Law; BEFORE ch gah rs the sale of new ones. Hence orders . tion. No mosquitoes ‘or ‘insects of . of silver will have been accumulated AT BRICK OFFICE, Pe pI any: kimd-are here to disturb our. to commence, thus adding twenty In Front of the Court House. ; = W nightly slumbersjand whenthe morn-. million dollars to the interest bearSUMMONS. C : as ing dawns, @ bian feels as though he. ing debt. To carry out these proites inti acai Ci. . . aVis, a was new born. Such, Mr. Editor, . Visions of the specie resumption act ¥FORNIA, County of » are a few of the facts as they apeeae “passed in January last, will, it is es. of Californis eend greeting to Matilde Busth meyomace™ CANDIDATE "FOR 5 to me, considering the climate of the timated by the Treasury Department, ete —. Suna tiuaht nesitin tee ss snes iusen mies cgaaiaaa er city in the mountains, which. is so] Decessitate a total inerease ef $350,cial District of fh ae ap gna ag w™ addreasthe Citizens of » te soon to havea railroad. And glad009,006. _The funding act of 1870) and for’ the County of Nevada, én tee hh bl ly would I write of our enterpristing . fixed the amount ‘of 5, percent. uy ae ceanit thei eom claude ail GRASS VALLEY, : ae merchants, our first-class hotels, our . bonds to be issued at $500,000,000. . . therein within ten de ae (exclusive of the Wednesday, Avg. 25th. al splendid water works; we only wish . -Of this $450,000,000 have been istals Goptanene. Ieeetah eae inte boun. N. SAW JUAN 7 wi -+'Grass Valley had as govd; our well . sued. : ui es put of Se SOuMAY, but inj *** SA JUAN, worked mines, our excellent school}. sardicl wise, within forty Cr oe Thursday, Aug26th privileges, our religious benefits, our} . A Frenpisn Acr. —In Philadelphia, ee ts teaser or cut cletiniet: eg. NEVADA, Friday, Aug. 27thfr large hearted people, our beautiful . on “Taesday last, “6 well-kaown . 00 octiun to dissolve the bonds of mate to Attend = ladies and last but not least, the wealthy married man named John en He nia Pintadian oe vt ms a eaan ot Bitte aed — “ tk great V Flume, which is “an enter-. L. Kates, was before the Court eacrtion and wilfull disregard of gc 8 =o these Meotings. ih prise demanding special notiee from} charged with a findish assault upon . prays fora decree of Gisnree,, dinenisina _ By order = a an abler pen than mine, Should no. Miss Pemberton, It seems that the} isinti and detendanc. gsr arly Stare CrwrmaL CONDE, re one take up these subjects thus . girl was seduced when abcut 15 years . er. elietaa the Court may. seem jvst and . 5 hastily alluded to,I hope before long. old, and claims she was held ina: ryou fein. te ear sed pis na sa se pail REPUBLICAN 2 MEETING. ee to send you a few pensketches con-. state of semi-slavery ever since. sant eit ns <a the'Court pete said}. ; cerning them, whieh, if acceptable, ! Recently she attended a picnic withGer ineoeta: domeak ed, ah dete 4 it please publish, if net, drop-tkem in-. out: his permission, and when she cai fea, eGlerhek toe Digesict Ooant a a to your waste basket, . Fearing I} returned he knocked her down and pred bho =e do hereunto set my hand Hon. : C. C. Burrows, a have already trespassed too long up-. béat her. He then tore the clothes . in the ners Nevada, om the WO dar al , ; C on your \imeand space =. off her. person, and after pouring . 4%¥% A.D. 1875. OF MICHIGAN, PereQn, OF pouring ‘ JNO. PATTISON, Clerx. I remain yours, G.R,D. . burning fluid over her, set fire to By Jam *D. White, Depu'y, One of the Best orators in the ‘lhet amd endeavored to burn her. _”" ith ey rape : : : @ . United States, and a = mterha ene alive. The timely. interference of ‘JOHN H. HARRISON, . b @ telegraph reports that Edwin . some neighbors vented ~the con. x " ' ] Booth wus thrown from his carriage saab af his a On Friday Dee vOLNKD DEEP, “UUK SBS Hin A e Van Duzer: a by his horse taking fright near his} evening he whipped her and swore . _ Meats sold at. resonable rates for Cash. me of cic ad le esol g — in Coscob, Connecticut, . that he would distigure her so tha Theatre. Bear Carnet sepeeie oe eee “2 and injured, it is feured, fatally. . she would never be able to go ou citizens Neweds Thereeend, bu: be. eoime theatticel /again’ “Greek ‘efforts have been. SMEIRE MEAT MARKET. \wssee , fate attaching to that queer town of mude by interested parties to cheep Commercial Stre Stress, Nevada. ‘ hard phonetics, for it was in Coscob. tue details ef the uffair from the]. gawes aa heviek opea tte Monday Evening, Aug. 234; that Charles L. Barras, author of public. Kates was held im $2200 oJ Murket ou onimervis] Stree, Lis ted to attend. ; tne**Black Crook,’” we taleh. a few bail fut his appearance in Cout for Peality ecaet Mutton Fee, nie sa ne yeaa: iu s 1 ten alti Cw ua! 1 oneal er Elana Fuk atens0h te :lowiat . ARR cinnamon 2 Springs ‘Vaiale, e we ety te Sar ie

oe RISA Ot Sipe a eT ED A Tt is not strange that they should do “this, as their friends were taught by ‘he Daily Transcript * NEVADA CYPY. CAL. 4 ~—z= ———ne Friday, faced 320, 1876, Phif SWeridan. “Now that Sheriflan is on his way ‘to this coast, a few papers of Demo‘eratic proclivities have a text to de“nounce. this brave and good officer. “him to obey the laws of the land,and ~ gre not-narrow, minded-or bigoted, a which is disgraceful for a leading . that nothing of the kind will take _sit speaks volumes in its favor, The ceanitidaibaiiaie’ ‘tially get even with him for doing ‘his duty. To the credit of the—betiterclass of Democratic papers, who fayorable word to the brave General, is being said. The Grass Valley Union, of Democratie principles, one of thé fairest spoken papers im the ‘State, says: “Lieutenant General Phil. Sheridan, is coming to California. He ought to be well received ‘by all classes of the people with ‘the proper respect should be shown 4o him. Batnot let Calfornians “nor bicken him -with undue adula. derstand there are several cages upon jthe calendar to, be tried. Those pergress and says; “Frank Page has Cougressman he was always in his ‘bore him with teo much attention . . -¥idcwl Brevities. The County Court will have a session next week-at. Truckee, We unsons who desire te’ become: citizens are requested te get their papers ready. Hon. Thomas Findley made. 2 political speech at Truckee on Saturday evening last. The Truckee Republican in discussing the politics of this county, truthfully says: ¢‘The Republicans . and Democrats have thus far doue all the fighing that has been done, “this ig one way they ~ “attempt to par; #Hd-they-arv-both organized and. in print, avything_ abeut the climatic . . active service. What the Independents propose to dy ‘has not yet transpired and may “not t transpire until after-the election. The game is evidently not theirs or but a small portion of it.”’ee ic The Truckee Republican heartily endorses Hon. H.-F. Page for Conproved himsetf a worthy and fit Representative. He has made a record ‘of which he justly feels proud. As ‘place, -and his efferts did him honor, as well as credit te his comsticagats. In speaking of Larkin, who ‘is trying to be elected to Congress, the tion. ‘ Men of sense, thoagh they be _ nigh in office, @o not want to be ran)after and gazed at; men with no} sense like such things, but fools are) too common in.the world for any . Truckee Republican says: Ia his speech here he was strongly opposed to the employmeat of Cai 4 nese labor, yet he is said te use more . of it than any man in his county. -one of them to be singled oat for any . special distinction. Lét Sheridan's . reseption on thts coast be as though . heis a man of sense; don’t. bore him to death.’””’ The San Franciseo Post, most always fair in its remarks, but in this instance it bas departed from fairness to coarseness, and uses ithe following ‘uncalled for language, metropolitan journal, It says: “‘The ‘Chronicle propeses a public welcome to General Sheridan, who, it ap_ pears.. is coming here. We trust place. If there is any demonstration it should be one of disgust and contempt, not welcome. Had Sheridan come here before he sullied his fame by his outrageous conduct in Louisiana, we should have been glad ‘to have received him with all the honors due to one who has rendered important-services to the Union in its hour of peril, but for the brutal “dragoon who would ride rowgh shod over the liberties our fathers fought tu gain, only the most reckless party ‘spirit or the most slavish —— can propose an. ovation.” Railread Meeting. The Directors-of the Nevada Counheld-a-meeting at Grass Valley on _ member wag present, T' The aforesaid ing men, aed have heed in them as ‘big as mountains, have decided not going on satisfactory except the tunnel at the Town Talk House. They ‘are of the opinion that that contrhator.is not doing his work with the rapidity that it actually requires, and if not rashed through faster than it has been forthe past month, the ‘cars will aot rum.inte. Nevada for some time to come. The Directors wealize the fact, aud,Aave given notice acerdingly. We don’t believe there was ever @ railroad built in the world that had a better lot of men r its Directors than we have. = hey are first class business men, and second to nene for honesty, integrity, and evonomical conduct of ail business entrusted to-them. Thet Ball. Jim Faalknor has completed h‘s varrangemeats for having a good time down at Glenbrook Park, to‘night,, Ha has produred splendd music and a magnificent supper will ‘be provided. A number of Grass Valley and Nevada City people, as well as people from all parta of the county will be in attendance at the ball. Our State University. The State. University opened the is the largest Freshman-class known in the history of the institution, a. d ditily expanding. its University is siento to-natp, shad, She geeate oe: Wodnesday afternoon last, and every i _. quired to dispose of all the old styles term with 150 new students, This} sphere of upefuluess;, and we areg . Larkin gives employment te many . Chinese on bis ranch, bat then he of F course should forget that fact, new . ton is most eligible, for general Frank Page's record is far ahead of either of the ether two candidates, and he will be re-elected. As per programme, the Democrats arrived here last evening from Grass Valley in fullforee, Mr. Irwin, candidate for Governor, Carpenter aud Gen. Jo Hamilton was unable to of the season. i New Postal Card Piates. . for the new postal cards have been completed by the Bureauof Eugravment, aud were:forwarded by Third Assistant Postmaster-General Barber to the manufacturers, the Morgan Envelope Company of Springfield, Mass. The plates are worked i forms of forty each, two pres being required to supply. -the current and filed in the -or_ The singhe press will en the pers plates are eadvel and the secund press _is in runnin arder, the accumulated orders may be promptly made. The new cards will hardly reach the public before September Ist. lynscernes are reef cards before they can commence ef late have -been comparatively small. Thesales ot postal cards for the month of September will probably be large, and exceed sales of any previous month since their antroduction. 2 te Grasshoppers, Our territorial exchanges are filled with accounts ef the devastations of the. grasshoppers. © They have been more ‘disastrous than the heavy floods which have so greatly in jured the crops of Indiana, Illinois and other States. All the larger valleys of Utah, Colorado, Dakotah and Montana, which si# weeks ago gave assurance of abundant crops, have been swept clean by this annual pest, and theit entire population will be-compelled te import flour for their duily use.The papers say that unless some remedy.can be found for this continual scourge, and that speecily, the district infested by it will be abandoned, and a virtual end willcome to the continued settlement of a very large and important portion of the country. No industry inthe country where it exists, escapes its share of misfortune and discouragement i in cobsequence of it.

This ie’ the third year these a have been ravaged, — San Francisco will celebrate “Mexican Hic eset uae 16th peprimndd. G. M. Maas; Commander of the U. 8,.Navy, died recently at Ano = 3 P : The Cimateret Nevada city. j of laying before your many readers, /ime assure you, the time is mot far} 140° Bultien, $3 “when the dwellers inthe valleys, A _/Mining Stock * Board.. Mr. Worron:—Having lived in SAN FRANCISCO, Nevada City a sufficient length of Yester Morni = . time to. test the great benefitsof a rie: s* Sale ¥ climate second to none on the Pacific 1190 phir Ce cuast, please allow me the privilege if Geld dOnt, 204. 135 Chollar, 105, 440 Hale & Norcross, 624. 370 Crown Peint, 333, 360 Yellow Jacket, 9144. 1510 Imperial, 12%. eee © 1035 Best & Belcher, 5334. 380 Empire Mill. 78%. Drags Medicines, Mining Chem1155. Mexiean,-25%. ; 950 Cota iti Grae, ‘é deals. Patent Medicines. ‘Paints. 360. Teninely ie 455 Alpha, 253; 200 Belcher, ae 630 Genk nebers ats, ,_ For Sherif, ce Trg, the People ot Pte County: 1 hereby annowtice myseif, lag) a oondi . date for Sheriff of Nevada. County, a aeioct to 0 Lt peer THOM N OKEY, : Masonic: Building, Cor Pine & Commercial Streets a few thoughis upon a subject so preguant with health and strength; and first let let me say that Idon’t know whether the climate of Nevada City has éver been written up by any any one heretofore; ory in other words, whether any of the geod people who have long resjded here, . have told the outside world, in HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN“ ies LEMON SUGAR, 1145 Californin, "eee ~~ 4 BACIFIC RUBBER PAINT. Of #1] shades and oolors revdy mixed for blessings théy’ so richly enjoy, If}: not, itis high time to do se; for, let 200 Beoheqase, Wid. in: 10. Seg Belvher, 95, 7g Overmes 70. =. 8 980 Justice, 37. ~ 100 Suceor,. 144. distant=after the railroad is fintshedBooks ! 1 Books ! ! soffering with ague, ‘chills and fever, will seek health and strength: in the _ Oils oe Window Glass, Perts a: peje ty: = ove or cecal . REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Por District Attorney, Oh npstpenm 5s mate SS =< For Distri stz ct Attorney, J. L.Galdwell, “DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE = ‘mountain regions easy “of access,. 705 Union Con, 10%. BLANK BOOKS, eS = And what point can be sooner reachaoe an. giv 2%SCHOOL, BOOKS, ‘we ed from all the country lying Sowth. 2)5 Caledonia. 29. JUVENILE and ‘ni and West of us, than Nevada Citys “e Baltiwore,5." 3%; se > 5 ; ” sti aifimore aner a 4 345 Silver the 1244. All things requisite for schools of Te fresh and green?” Do we “Rot hear 25 Challenge. 734, . all grades. FOR 2ORONER, _ We and read a great deal about Santa 350 Davion, 6% . 5 (m Barbara, Samta Clara and Los Angel— besa ni : % 3 STATI? IoNERY. RB. JOHNSON. th: es, as pihecs where the invalid of “415 Occidental, 6%. a5 me every clime can find rest, refresb-. ° 480 Woddmille, Qu. Gold Peng, Congress Water, = : a al ment and permanent ‘bealth, in newsa= ‘Legal, Note, Bill, and ~ . INDEPENDENT Sereere = -of . paper articles written by puid re‘ Seeougied Stage Robbery. — Drawing. Paper, FOR ASSESSOR, “8p porters, for the purpose of “puffiug/ About 3 o’clock, Tuesday aftercf all kinds. do jap’ the towns mentioned? We/. noon, says the Bee, as the stage from . : JOHN McBEAN vit We have beard mrsuy unser tt -doabe-notSey_henb-thet-aistitie Qvincy tr Orovity_war-eroming the . UNV HLORRSS=\-Grast-variety wee : SP advantages; bat l affirm, mo greater . j,i}! beyond Wild Yankee, abont six-. ¢@ aan ASSESSMENT NOTICE. shes than vur mountain home. Our situ-. teen miles from Oroville, the pas. : : ed sengers were surpiised by hea-ing a MUSIC MUSIC. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MIKfai he is a eandidate for Cengress. g00d health throughout the year;. eommand to the driver to, hand THE ANTISELL PIANO ING CUMPANY, hica f principl neither too high amid the heavy} dowa Wells, Fargo & Cu.’s treasure . ; hee Eat gper petra bod Francia, Cal heavy snows, for a severe Winter, box. The passengers, including Sold on the installment plan. A field, Nevada county, Ca is. Notice is fo neither too near the yalleys to in-. Colonel Von Schmidt, Culonel. Tiffhescinaae sor avery wes ene ¢ a Poaricenth tap ofp. se bale the malarions atmospuere flout-. ney and two ladies, immediately put fiyst-class Instrument. gust, gv an erotic ape a _— be ing in them, In the coast towns,the. their heals ont of the window to see. 4 ‘ell line ef SHEET MUSIC. stack of the enrporation, papsbis toned ott strony sea air is often too severe for. what was the trouble, and perceived oe ee SOs ae ” the invalid with weak Jungs; while!-a stout, low sized inan, witb a por-. Agents tov Mavida Oty for’ tiie. celebrated 320 ene street, San Francisco, Calibe Several other speakers were here to bete, lierv'is ne seretity 1 the soft} tion of a blanket over bis face,stand-. BETHESDA WATER. any stock upon which this assessmentespouse the cause of the Democracy. bunny breezes, laden with delicious ing with a double barreled shot gun)” 2S = : Sy ck apt ndiwilt bedelinguant ented. perfanie of the pine tree, as it cugls. leveled at the driver. Von Schmidt a ve'tised for sale at. public auction; and uncome, The meeting was the largest and invigorates the wasted energies. batty climbed out of the. PURE WINET and LIQUORS othe dg gcc hg gia als ag . You may think I am growing a little . } ¢oach window, and drew a bead on For medical use. 1875, to pay the deli quent assessment, to. enthusiastic, but if you had lived 4s. the robber, and was abvut.to fire Pras Sores of thle. eo ~ I have in the valley:for three fears,. when the latter fled. The driver ase. . idee Fd pita cipal an a rs _ The first forty of the eighty plates . and then make the chungé, if you whipped up his horses and went off. Agents Pacific Mutual Life In . oe: Cot fornia. wae si did not ‘‘enthuze’’.a little, I would . at fuil speed, leaving the Culonel besurance Co. think you had no soul in yoa. ‘o. hind. As soon as the coach . could Agents Hartford Fire Insurance PHOTOGRAP HIC. tw ing and Printing, Treasury Dspart-. fully understand the value of this . be stopped the passeugers went buek. Qo. Capital $1 000,000,t:00. . — . climate, a pérson must come into it. to look for Vou Schmidt, and found f. : ia : phe tliat is less healthful. ‘To, bim standing in the road upon the ieee: School Desks . THE ARTIST,R. A. DESMOND,ivein a. climate where man and. scene of his triumph. Upon reach5 AS returned THe eee we east cannot suffer, ih the shade, . ing Marysville, the Sciilaas CompaBELL & BELDEN. ~ bis even during the hottest days of Sum-} ny’s officials returned thanks ‘to the , ' # mer, is no ordinary comfort, Here . Colonel for his brave act; and told HOUSE AND LOT NOVELTIES, the chills and féver ure knocked out. him he bad saved.them a loss of} —— : THE LATEST AND BEST, of a man with a strong shock, never . $10,000. ae . FOR SALE ATA BARGAIN . ‘j by to retura, Butchers, bakers: and ih Instruments and Accessories, in grocers thrive here because the inSilver Resgmption. fs Ictes ot goon lina’ st ot Prepared to make ‘ei habitaots have.such good appetites, . «Preparations for the retirement of. 4 which fs under a good fence. it.te pe Fruits of all kinds fouud in the. the fractional currency outstunding. A DESI@ABLE RESIDENCE, ire aa ai State, excepting oranges, lemonsand . and the substitution of silver, are = Even to those made by him heretofore. It figs grow here in great. perfection, . being pushed forward by the. Treas-. On the East side of the City. There is ; or both in size and flavor, Aud as re-. ury Department, and to the accomring at ag Rey Parca eae: VER a ee a8 gards a‘sleeping place, if a man plishment of this end, over ten mill-. For particulars cana °F 3 siciaciatie: GRAPE RARE _&h only says his prayers regularly, has. ion dollars of five per cent. bonds . Grocery Store; opposite the Methodist BROAD STREET, NEVADA erry. a clear conscience, and pays his. have already been sold for the purevade, Augent 190, 1ee de augi-Im. debts, Nevada City is just the spot. chase of silver bullion, and it will . — . : tr -in which to indulge in that most de . require the disposition of ten millNAG CRA RLM, ards b . lightful duty, to his entire ‘satisfuc-. ion more before a sufficient amcunt. Attorney and Counsel at Law; BEFORE ch gah rs the sale of new ones. Hence orders . tion. No mosquitoes ‘or ‘insects of . of silver will have been accumulated AT BRICK OFFICE, Pe pI any: kimd-are here to disturb our. to commence, thus adding twenty In Front of the Court House. ; = W nightly slumbersjand whenthe morn-. million dollars to the interest bearSUMMONS. C : as ing dawns, @ bian feels as though he. ing debt. To carry out these proites inti acai Ci. . . aVis, a was new born. Such, Mr. Editor, . Visions of the specie resumption act ¥FORNIA, County of » are a few of the facts as they apeeae “passed in January last, will, it is es. of Californis eend greeting to Matilde Busth meyomace™ CANDIDATE "FOR 5 to me, considering the climate of the timated by the Treasury Department, ete —. Suna tiuaht nesitin tee ss snes iusen mies cgaaiaaa er city in the mountains, which. is so] Decessitate a total inerease ef $350,cial District of fh ae ap gna ag w™ addreasthe Citizens of » te soon to havea railroad. And glad009,006. _The funding act of 1870) and for’ the County of Nevada, én tee hh bl ly would I write of our enterpristing . fixed the amount ‘of 5, percent. uy ae ceanit thei eom claude ail GRASS VALLEY, : ae merchants, our first-class hotels, our . bonds to be issued at $500,000,000. . . therein within ten de ae (exclusive of the Wednesday, Avg. 25th. al splendid water works; we only wish . -Of this $450,000,000 have been istals Goptanene. Ieeetah eae inte boun. N. SAW JUAN 7 wi -+'Grass Valley had as govd; our well . sued. : ui es put of Se SOuMAY, but inj *** SA JUAN, worked mines, our excellent school}. sardicl wise, within forty Cr oe Thursday, Aug26th privileges, our religious benefits, our} . A Frenpisn Acr. —In Philadelphia, ee ts teaser or cut cletiniet: eg. NEVADA, Friday, Aug. 27thfr large hearted people, our beautiful . on “Taesday last, “6 well-kaown . 00 octiun to dissolve the bonds of mate to Attend = ladies and last but not least, the wealthy married man named John en He nia Pintadian oe vt ms a eaan ot Bitte aed — “ tk great V Flume, which is “an enter-. L. Kates, was before the Court eacrtion and wilfull disregard of gc 8 =o these Meotings. ih prise demanding special notiee from} charged with a findish assault upon . prays fora decree of Gisnree,, dinenisina _ By order = a an abler pen than mine, Should no. Miss Pemberton, It seems that the} isinti and detendanc. gsr arly Stare CrwrmaL CONDE, re one take up these subjects thus . girl was seduced when abcut 15 years . er. elietaa the Court may. seem jvst and . 5 hastily alluded to,I hope before long. old, and claims she was held ina: ryou fein. te ear sed pis na sa se pail REPUBLICAN 2 MEETING. ee to send you a few pensketches con-. state of semi-slavery ever since. sant eit ns <a the'Court pete said}. ; cerning them, whieh, if acceptable, ! Recently she attended a picnic withGer ineoeta: domeak ed, ah dete 4 it please publish, if net, drop-tkem in-. out: his permission, and when she cai fea, eGlerhek toe Digesict Ooant a a to your waste basket, . Fearing I} returned he knocked her down and pred bho =e do hereunto set my hand Hon. : C. C. Burrows, a have already trespassed too long up-. béat her. He then tore the clothes . in the ners Nevada, om the WO dar al , ; C on your \imeand space =. off her. person, and after pouring . 4%¥% A.D. 1875. OF MICHIGAN, PereQn, OF pouring ‘ JNO. PATTISON, Clerx. I remain yours, G.R,D. . burning fluid over her, set fire to By Jam *D. White, Depu'y, One of the Best orators in the ‘lhet amd endeavored to burn her. _”" ith ey rape : : : @ . United States, and a = mterha ene alive. The timely. interference of ‘JOHN H. HARRISON, . b @ telegraph reports that Edwin . some neighbors vented ~the con. x " ' ] Booth wus thrown from his carriage saab af his a On Friday Dee vOLNKD DEEP, “UUK SBS Hin A e Van Duzer: a by his horse taking fright near his} evening he whipped her and swore . _ Meats sold at. resonable rates for Cash. me of cic ad le esol g — in Coscob, Connecticut, . that he would distigure her so tha Theatre. Bear Carnet sepeeie oe eee “2 and injured, it is feured, fatally. . she would never be able to go ou citizens Neweds Thereeend, bu: be. eoime theatticel /again’ “Greek ‘efforts have been. SMEIRE MEAT MARKET. \wssee , fate attaching to that queer town of mude by interested parties to cheep Commercial Stre Stress, Nevada. ‘ hard phonetics, for it was in Coscob. tue details ef the uffair from the]. gawes aa heviek opea tte Monday Evening, Aug. 234; that Charles L. Barras, author of public. Kates was held im $2200 oJ Murket ou onimervis] Stree, Lis ted to attend. ; tne**Black Crook,’” we taleh. a few bail fut his appearance in Cout for Peality ecaet Mutton Fee, nie sa ne yeaa: iu s 1 ten alti Cw ua! 1 oneal er Elana Fuk atens0h te :lowiat . ARR cinnamon 2 Springs ‘Vaiale, e we ety te Sar ie