August 27, 1869 (4 pages)

onesie insaaraitestn : . ) __terests of the county, while it has @. Mateo for $20,000, and intends to build U ‘again be called upon to raily around the party standard in a contest with the old enemy. The contest is not only ‘important in itself, but in its influence upon 'fatare contests in this State will be of the utmost importance. Remems ber that though this ‘ie only a State fight, the party here isa detachment of the. great party of the country under the lead of Grant. Remember the past, study the present and look to the future of Republicanism and De~ mocracy, Ask yourselves for which the country has most reason to hope? and aiter so doing goto the polls and vote as your reason and conscience dic tates. We have, an immense. debt. piled upon the country by Democratic policy, which is now beiag’ paid by a Republican administration ut the rate af ten millions per month. We have a State free from debt op account of the financial policy inaugurated by the Republican p»rty, aiter the administration had been taken out of the hands of Democracy almost bankrupt. The Republican party, by thwarting the purposes of Gwin and others who desired to establish a Pacific Republic, prévented desolating war on this coast, and saved California from the fate that hag fallen upon Virginia. The Republican party succeeded to the-administration of county affairs, when scrip was not’ worth 60 cents on thedollar, and when no ‘schools had been established of « creditable character and the school tax was only five cents on the dollar. The Union party has raised the value of scrip to 90 cents and will shortly clear the county of debt. It has riised the school tax to 25 cents, besides throwing in the appropriations of licenses on same purj etie » pose. In National, State and County affairs, the Republican party has served the people faithfully and advanced the in-, atrengthened the nation ani preserved its purity. What is there now to cause the people to distrust the party which has done all this? On the contrary, should not its record lead all good citix zens to trust the party and stand by it in the future as in the past? This they wiildo. The Republicans of Nevada county are united, and they will in the coming contest triumph. There is neither weakness or ‘dissention in the ranks. False issues. cannot lead them away from duty, and they enter the fight with the confidence of victory. Furtuer Repuction:—The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have reduced their rates still further, and changed their arrangements eo that there will be but two classes of passengers—cabin and steerage. The prices are fixed at $100 for cabin, and $50 for steerage. State rooms will be allotted in the order of application. First come first served. This isa good move. A nee A, H, Ross. of Amador, has purchased one hundred acres of land near San A Piece or Peace CaLico.—We were shown yegterday a sample of calico, manufacted in one of our Bastern cities expressly forthe National Peace Jubilee, which recently took place in Boston, Mass. It is ofa purple color with small shields interspersed threughout, and the word “peace” printed in white letters in each shield. At intervals of an inch, and running the éntire . length, is the staff of music, with the: notes of all the music sung at that time. Among them wo notice “Hail Columbia,” “Captain withthe Whiskers,” “Star Spangled Banner,” “Cap»~ tain Jinks,” “Red, White and Blue,” “Does your Mother know you're out,” “Old Hundred,” etc., etc. It’s a gay piece of calico, and the letter accompanying it, says that it was all the rage there at one time © THE FIRE oN THE RarLRoap.—It now appears that two miles of shedding was destroyed by the fireat'the Sum-=' mit, instead of one and a half miles, as given by us yesterday. It isstated the fire originated in some timber near the road, was communicated to the sheds and quickened by the stiff breeze that prevailed, so that when discovered it was too late to arrest it. The passengers from the East, who were forced to remain at Truckee, employed their time in visiting the points of interest in the vicinity, Beach, of the New York Sun, taking his family to Lake Tahoe, and Judge Breese, of Illinois, with his party -wisiting Donner Lake and the Summit. 4 large number of men were at once put to work clearilsg away the ruins and re-laying the track, and it is probs. ably ready for trains by this time. RESIGNATION.— We understand that John R. Brown has sent in to the Gentral Pacific Railroad Company his ress ignation as freight agent at the Sacra mento depot—the same to go. into ef. ‘fect on the first of September. Since connected with the Central Pacific road in varioud capacities, and hus ever given the greatest satisfaction to all with whom he had bcsinesstransactions. A few months since the merchants of that city presented him with a handsome testimonial of respect and esteem. Mr. Brown resigns his ‘position as freight agent, in order to become agent in this city for the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company. PLEASANT VALLEY QUARTZ.— The ‘people of Pleasant Valley, in Rough & Ready Township, says the Grass Valley Union, are again getting somewhat excited over quartz, and are beginning to prospect. Mr. T. C. Bourne sends us some specimens from ‘a ledge which he has lately discovered, and these look as if the ledge is a good one. We areinformed that it prospects finely. There is no reason why Pleasant Valley should not have as good quartz as Grass Val-~ ley. Prospecting, alone, will show the facts of the case. ‘ A NgEw York . bride .of -seventeen charges her husband of sixteen with @ country residence, — . ae abandonments. > 4 “ Scnoor Funp APPorTIOMENT.—The . . EastERN ENTERPRISE. — Eastern ny} menwith new views:and new ideas, . » . following is. @ statement of the nusbey 8 w ides . <a ; 7 s¢holars in : ct im eome upon us contin ally, making ‘in= : ———= . tf colinty, afid the aniiu from . roads upon our way of doing things. FRIDAY, aus ., 186 heBtate fund: . § . . ¥2) The latest novelty brought beford us a ik : peo we Se \ No. Schghe re, Ser yy ls that an enterprising agent of the re~ . wWNE BLICAN TroKeEr, . 4/807 Ranch, 143 166 14 . nowned house of A. 'I’. Stewart. & Co.,.ot unton muromurcan Tiomr. Ri Sit ewrnunt tr sow engaged try re "wise + halle Blod a oe samples of the celebrated “Sterling” ‘For J Lee dane wo Clear Creek, Pa #6 63 spovl cotton in all the principal towns JOHN PATTISON,” . POF Asseawor, . Cherokee, = $4 74 . of California. He is now in Sacramento, D. E. SYKES, ' C. BE. MULLOY, Columbia Hill, 58 80 73 wid . : ‘ TH. ROLEE, "For Collector,“ . Forest Springs; —: 1 ia . Biving to each family a neat bor, con“J. M. DAYS. ¥ Te Oh pea Grace ‘Val ¥ “Os "1068.53 . taining semplea of this gotten. It is For Shorts, hae . “Of Schools, . Graniteville, highly probable that the agent w ee ' eb crac Kentucky ign’ 3. 49 14 visit Nevada city during his rounds, a8 Paanthin ‘on aioe Li, . Little York, at 4414} and our lady friends will have an opSee ". Limeo'Kiin, ae $552 . portunity of ‘testing the merits of the oom WALLING { ws" BRA L LEY roe iy. 4 pote “Sterling,” gratis. . pice is origt vt : * . Moore's ‘Fia 85 181 04} inal and unique, and is carried out in : Ped Es LEO we Catt heat iat’ ‘gas : ent: every._city in. Christendom. abet = : on 7" a ne rer ok a yg . such favorable circumstanees and with . J. PANGS STER. . aes MOELVEY.” North Bioowehala, ar ha . such enormous wealth to back it, the "See Chneiens Eee tee ee han 118 17 . enterprise. will undoubtedly succeed. FOsSkPH oe Oakland, 115 ‘16 61 Ly sin Sail . Precke . el: has bee tet in Vienna . Judicial Nominations, . Pics#aut Valley, 49 Fi eran go ena ne bee apes ve a penelope 7 quaker Fill, ? f ie for decoying young girls into her house ene Jobing eee Ovieh. keller ats” 8 4 if and then bleeding them. The blood For Judge of the 14th Judictal District. Wweettund, 84 100 62 . was used by this female geld to wash T, B) MoPARLAND. pps Shag a ° B 12 . herself with in order to preserve her i cobeaneenamanmmnmmmmemmnemmmmematan Union Hill, 104 156 61 . beauty. a ‘ ashington, To Untox Vorers.—Union men ot willow Valley, Bhs _%) IN Wyoming Territory the following Nevada county, within 2 week you will 8994 . $4,544 28 . nominations have just been made for Delegate in Congress: Republican, W. W. Corlett ; Democrat, 8. F, Nuckolis. Tue. RarLRoap.—The trains have been delayed on the road for two days in consequence of the destruction of ‘shedsand road by fire. The down train had not reached Colfax at 4 o'clock yesterday afternooT, but it was expects ed the repair would be completed, and the trains be enabled to pass over be~ fore night, and that there will be no interruption to-day. THE California Conference of the M. E. Church, met at Napa City yesterday. Bishop Kingsley,who is on a Missionary visit around the world was present and presided at the Conference, = © << Le. SHasta Butte is almost bare of snow this year, on the north side, more so than has.been known since the settlement of our country by white people. This is due to the unusual hot weather, nd the fact that of the past Wintor edvering it ligtitet than generally. Tris reported that the First National Bank of Portland, Oregon, . will soon C. H. Leomis, and H., Failing. AN expert went through the Vallejo House on Wednesday night and relieved the lodgers of money and property to the amount of several hundred dollars. Bisnop Kip, of California, and Bishop Scott, of Oregon, agree with Bishop Whitehouse, of Illinois, in the desire to expunge the word “Protestant” from the name of the Protestant Episcopal ‘Church. In the neighborhood of Concord, N. H., the drought is, becoming very general, and is seriously affecting corn and potatoes, : 2 On the 81st.of last month two railroad accidents occurred in New England—the first to a Connecticut River June, 1864; says the Bee, he lias been . *h4 the second-to-e Ratland train; In one case, a jammed brakeman, hanging by the knob of a car door, saidtoa brother-brakeman who. came to his as. sistance, “Dick if any one elseis hurt worse than Iam, help him first.” In the other case, the first words of a severely injured engineer were, “Are any ofthe passengets hurt ?” doy, Clayton, of Arkansas, is a candidate for the succession to Senator McDonald’s seat, The latter's term expires in Is7l. Mr. Brooks, @ stiff radical, is also after the position. Gov. Clayton stands on the Senter platform. A VALUABLE legacy to Quincy, Mass. by the will of the late Ebenezer Woodward, a physician, provided fur the establishment ofan Institute for Girls, A town meeting was held last week to consider the terms of the bequest, . .A HORSE jockey in Manchester, N. H., has traded 8,000 times in five years, and never lost a dollar in his bargains. The average value of these 3,000 horses is estimated at $15. * Pror, Agamemnon Thurman, who is to take the chair of the classics in Illinois College, has arrived in JacksouVille Heis a German by parentage and a Greek by birth, ~ At Williamsport, ind., during the eclipse, a little boy was looking at the sun, when all at once he complained of @ severe pain in his head, was sudden! taken sick, and died the same evening te . BREAD, pass into the hands of H. W. Corbett, “NOTICE. 9 withthe undersigned, as y authorized 4 24 ' : 8. fiatrrrr, é Nevada, August 28.1, 1869. fe a PUBLIO SPEAKING. HON. T. B. M’FARLAND AND OTHER SPEAKERS, Ww" ADDRESS THE CITIZENS oF NEVADA CITY, _ Everybody invited to be present. NEVADA BAKERY, "Ne. 78 Broad Streét. ALEX, GAULT.. +++) Proprietor, De" for the sale of the most celebrated . CRACKERS, Of San Francisco, Also superior article of CRACKERS, masufactured on the premises. Constantly on hand a good variety of PIES, CAKES, &e. &e. &e, By doing my own work I am enabled sell on the most reasonable terme. ax5 PENNSYLVANIA ENGINE CO. NO, 2. TRE Officers and Members of Pennsylvania Engine “ompany, No. 2, are hereby ordered to meet attheir Hall,on . Wednesday Evening, Sept Ist, At8 o'clock. Every member of the Compan: is requested to be present as business of importance will be transacted. Per order, apa WM, SCOTT, Secretary. G™ Attention is called to the following la ‘on penalties ; aa ec. 8. Any member who shall absent himself from Six Successive Stated Meetings, or Five Successive Fires, or who shall neglect or refuse paying his Fines or Dues within thirty daye, after having been notified by the Secreretary, may be expelled. ads . PATENT METALIC WHITE WIRE CLOTHES LINE, J. B. DRUMMOND & Co, AS desire to call the attention of the public to the Everlasting Clothes Line ! Some of the Reasons why YOU should buy one: They are Cheap and will last 50 years ! They are made of Metalic White Wire ! They are warranted not break down—no matter how much weight you place on them ! ‘They will not rust or corrode ! They are truly an ornament ! Clothes will not freeze io the Wire in cold weather! ® It will save you its price in saving you time and trouble every six months that you own it! There are 10,000 other Reasons you do it? Only 4 cents a foot !— Just think of it! — J. B. DRUMMOND & CO. WATCHES ! JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE. ee ] AM ABOUT TO REMOVE to San Francisco, and will sell my Stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, — JEWELRY, and SILVER WARE, AT COST PRICES, FOR CASHT American Watches, in Silver Cases, from 16 to $40. American Watches, in Geld Cases, from 80 to $150. er Goods at the same rates, W. ©. RANDOLPH, ONS HAVING UNSETTLED! rey burg Mine, are requ to} in , pon Mn C. P. PU KING. ‘Sa me i On Tuesday Evening, Aug. 31st} . ‘why -you shoutd buy one. will} a2 © Agents for Nevada City and County. OF Clocks from 2 to $8, and all oth. . ANSON W. meen “AUSTIN W. Leerzy A. W. LESTER & co. Dealers inj can ea Pe . Groceries, Provisions, Case_Goods, CROCKEMY, LIQUORS, &e. &e. Ke, " @bods delivered a reasonable distance [Fice of Charge. ji THE BEST FURNITURE —. £0 BE FOUND This side of San Francisco + eptat. = the Store uf J. KE. JOHNSTON, Nevada city, . eS a Chtiairs, enety ‘Tables, Sofas, WMiirrors, &e, UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice, Nevada, May 2th. 5 ne NEW BEFRESHMENT ROOMS. N.C. WILLARD, : Nevadacny und ihe vicinity that hé has opened Kefreshment Koums, un Commercial St. Kelsey’s building. Where he will keep on hand, at all times, the very best of : S Ice Cream, Oysters, Ham & Eggs, Chickens, covked to order, Fruits, of every kind, Wines, Soda, «e. ’ ge” A COLD LUNCH cah be had at al} hours, : , Entrance for “adies, up etairs, next door to the Oyster Saloon. The proprietor is determined tok on hand everything that is good im the Kate ing lime and has fitted 4 two splendid Roums for the ladies ana thvir escorts, ceive agoodehare of patronage. _ -NELES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at. Law, cette BLIVEN & POTTER, Dealers in Crockery & Glassware, WILLOW WARE, LAMPS, CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, , French & American Paper Hang ings, Borders, Window Shades, . Fixtures, etc, ete, Agents tor the home Shuttle Sewing Ma chine. No. 18 Commercial St. al9 B. M. PRESTON. J. A. FAIRCHILD SPENCE & C®O., Dealers in Drugs, Patent Medicines, Painis, Oils, Varnishes, &e., Ge A new supply of Toilet Articles jus received. Ge A fine pair of ASSAY SCALES for sale cheap for casb. 5 No. 43 Broad Street, Nevada. P. L. RYAN, : CARRIAGE & SIGN PAINTER. Shop on Main Street, UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINEE. t= For Dist jet. Attorney, 43 M. S. DRAL. NEVADA CITY. TAKE NOTICE. LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME are requested to call and settle as I purpose making a vi-it to the Eastabou that time and wish to close all accounts. Dur ing my absence DR. WM. McCORMICK, Of Grass Valley, will have charge of the County Hospital and atiend to my practice. I take pleasure in recommending him asa good Physician and Worthy of ali conndence, R. M. HUNT, M, D. Nevada, Angust 4th. © DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE. For County Treasurer, JULIUS GREENWALD, OF NEVADA ‘CITY. UNITED STATES SALOON. Corner of Broad‘an.u Pine Streets. CARLEY & BECKMAN, — ived a large adfitional eteck Hi cristpers BRANDY. WHISKY, B TLED LIQUORS, vtec. 3 FINE CIGARS always on hand, — pa en oon » . @ the above line. Comeand ‘a . with the best THE BAR always supplied: _ Broad street, Rabousl Ga chaige Hotel Build ky Call and examine the Stock 1.44. Ww OULD respectfully intorm the people of — By endeavorivg to please he hopes to a OFFICE—Corner of Broad and Pine Streets over Carley & Beckman’s saloon, Nevada, a0. Above Nevada Hose Company's House. Before the Ist\day of September, Moot Fiat is the ne’ be cha located Hall fo runnin Marks ing ho put uy are bt buildir the ba resider shope: rarily out fee food. f jooks s 1868. movin; the. ba of rich off, A will be shade . On bot ed, are ’ the ho ion thi enoug! -advant THE Co., of tenden energe in sear el, on § cline a latter 1 indicat the cl and ra under’ in atri very ri machi a new This st nies 0% mence opened numbe is certs RIcE on the compa a rich . "miles f drift. ¢ paid tk side dr the chi 80 abu nine ti drifts 5 high ai claims Burrin; _ ARR Banner Virgin’ has ma ment o York, ¢ make g a suit « measul York i to give Seri Edwar thine, ' last by cap, 80 giant inside. tearing and pu and fir ’ blown badly . GRa land, 3 will » evenin are urg Tas press, age ¢

onesie insaaraitestn : . ) __terests of the county, while it has @. Mateo for $20,000, and intends to build U ‘again be called upon to raily around the party standard in a contest with the old enemy. The contest is not only ‘important in itself, but in its influence upon 'fatare contests in this State will be of the utmost importance. Remems ber that though this ‘ie only a State fight, the party here isa detachment of the. great party of the country under the lead of Grant. Remember the past, study the present and look to the future of Republicanism and De~ mocracy, Ask yourselves for which the country has most reason to hope? and aiter so doing goto the polls and vote as your reason and conscience dic tates. We have, an immense. debt. piled upon the country by Democratic policy, which is now beiag’ paid by a Republican administration ut the rate af ten millions per month. We have a State free from debt op account of the financial policy inaugurated by the Republican p»rty, aiter the administration had been taken out of the hands of Democracy almost bankrupt. The Republican party, by thwarting the purposes of Gwin and others who desired to establish a Pacific Republic, prévented desolating war on this coast, and saved California from the fate that hag fallen upon Virginia. The Republican party succeeded to the-administration of county affairs, when scrip was not’ worth 60 cents on thedollar, and when no ‘schools had been established of « creditable character and the school tax was only five cents on the dollar. The Union party has raised the value of scrip to 90 cents and will shortly clear the county of debt. It has riised the school tax to 25 cents, besides throwing in the appropriations of licenses on same purj etie » pose. In National, State and County affairs, the Republican party has served the people faithfully and advanced the in-, atrengthened the nation ani preserved its purity. What is there now to cause the people to distrust the party which has done all this? On the contrary, should not its record lead all good citix zens to trust the party and stand by it in the future as in the past? This they wiildo. The Republicans of Nevada county are united, and they will in the coming contest triumph. There is neither weakness or ‘dissention in the ranks. False issues. cannot lead them away from duty, and they enter the fight with the confidence of victory. Furtuer Repuction:—The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have reduced their rates still further, and changed their arrangements eo that there will be but two classes of passengers—cabin and steerage. The prices are fixed at $100 for cabin, and $50 for steerage. State rooms will be allotted in the order of application. First come first served. This isa good move. A nee A, H, Ross. of Amador, has purchased one hundred acres of land near San A Piece or Peace CaLico.—We were shown yegterday a sample of calico, manufacted in one of our Bastern cities expressly forthe National Peace Jubilee, which recently took place in Boston, Mass. It is ofa purple color with small shields interspersed threughout, and the word “peace” printed in white letters in each shield. At intervals of an inch, and running the éntire . length, is the staff of music, with the: notes of all the music sung at that time. Among them wo notice “Hail Columbia,” “Captain withthe Whiskers,” “Star Spangled Banner,” “Cap»~ tain Jinks,” “Red, White and Blue,” “Does your Mother know you're out,” “Old Hundred,” etc., etc. It’s a gay piece of calico, and the letter accompanying it, says that it was all the rage there at one time © THE FIRE oN THE RarLRoap.—It now appears that two miles of shedding was destroyed by the fireat'the Sum-=' mit, instead of one and a half miles, as given by us yesterday. It isstated the fire originated in some timber near the road, was communicated to the sheds and quickened by the stiff breeze that prevailed, so that when discovered it was too late to arrest it. The passengers from the East, who were forced to remain at Truckee, employed their time in visiting the points of interest in the vicinity, Beach, of the New York Sun, taking his family to Lake Tahoe, and Judge Breese, of Illinois, with his party -wisiting Donner Lake and the Summit. 4 large number of men were at once put to work clearilsg away the ruins and re-laying the track, and it is probs. ably ready for trains by this time. RESIGNATION.— We understand that John R. Brown has sent in to the Gentral Pacific Railroad Company his ress ignation as freight agent at the Sacra mento depot—the same to go. into ef. ‘fect on the first of September. Since connected with the Central Pacific road in varioud capacities, and hus ever given the greatest satisfaction to all with whom he had bcsinesstransactions. A few months since the merchants of that city presented him with a handsome testimonial of respect and esteem. Mr. Brown resigns his ‘position as freight agent, in order to become agent in this city for the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company. PLEASANT VALLEY QUARTZ.— The ‘people of Pleasant Valley, in Rough & Ready Township, says the Grass Valley Union, are again getting somewhat excited over quartz, and are beginning to prospect. Mr. T. C. Bourne sends us some specimens from ‘a ledge which he has lately discovered, and these look as if the ledge is a good one. We areinformed that it prospects finely. There is no reason why Pleasant Valley should not have as good quartz as Grass Val-~ ley. Prospecting, alone, will show the facts of the case. ‘ A NgEw York . bride .of -seventeen charges her husband of sixteen with @ country residence, — . ae abandonments. > 4 “ Scnoor Funp APPorTIOMENT.—The . . EastERN ENTERPRISE. — Eastern ny} menwith new views:and new ideas, . » . following is. @ statement of the nusbey 8 w ides . <a ; 7 s¢holars in : ct im eome upon us contin ally, making ‘in= : ———= . tf colinty, afid the aniiu from . roads upon our way of doing things. FRIDAY, aus ., 186 heBtate fund: . § . . ¥2) The latest novelty brought beford us a ik : peo we Se \ No. Schghe re, Ser yy ls that an enterprising agent of the re~ . wWNE BLICAN TroKeEr, . 4/807 Ranch, 143 166 14 . nowned house of A. 'I’. Stewart. & Co.,.ot unton muromurcan Tiomr. Ri Sit ewrnunt tr sow engaged try re "wise + halle Blod a oe samples of the celebrated “Sterling” ‘For J Lee dane wo Clear Creek, Pa #6 63 spovl cotton in all the principal towns JOHN PATTISON,” . POF Asseawor, . Cherokee, = $4 74 . of California. He is now in Sacramento, D. E. SYKES, ' C. BE. MULLOY, Columbia Hill, 58 80 73 wid . : ‘ TH. ROLEE, "For Collector,“ . Forest Springs; —: 1 ia . Biving to each family a neat bor, con“J. M. DAYS. ¥ Te Oh pea Grace ‘Val ¥ “Os "1068.53 . taining semplea of this gotten. It is For Shorts, hae . “Of Schools, . Graniteville, highly probable that the agent w ee ' eb crac Kentucky ign’ 3. 49 14 visit Nevada city during his rounds, a8 Paanthin ‘on aioe Li, . Little York, at 4414} and our lady friends will have an opSee ". Limeo'Kiin, ae $552 . portunity of ‘testing the merits of the oom WALLING { ws" BRA L LEY roe iy. 4 pote “Sterling,” gratis. . pice is origt vt : * . Moore's ‘Fia 85 181 04} inal and unique, and is carried out in : Ped Es LEO we Catt heat iat’ ‘gas : ent: every._city in. Christendom. abet = : on 7" a ne rer ok a yg . such favorable circumstanees and with . J. PANGS STER. . aes MOELVEY.” North Bioowehala, ar ha . such enormous wealth to back it, the "See Chneiens Eee tee ee han 118 17 . enterprise. will undoubtedly succeed. FOsSkPH oe Oakland, 115 ‘16 61 Ly sin Sail . Precke . el: has bee tet in Vienna . Judicial Nominations, . Pics#aut Valley, 49 Fi eran go ena ne bee apes ve a penelope 7 quaker Fill, ? f ie for decoying young girls into her house ene Jobing eee Ovieh. keller ats” 8 4 if and then bleeding them. The blood For Judge of the 14th Judictal District. Wweettund, 84 100 62 . was used by this female geld to wash T, B) MoPARLAND. pps Shag a ° B 12 . herself with in order to preserve her i cobeaneenamanmmnmmmmemmnemmmmematan Union Hill, 104 156 61 . beauty. a ‘ ashington, To Untox Vorers.—Union men ot willow Valley, Bhs _%) IN Wyoming Territory the following Nevada county, within 2 week you will 8994 . $4,544 28 . nominations have just been made for Delegate in Congress: Republican, W. W. Corlett ; Democrat, 8. F, Nuckolis. Tue. RarLRoap.—The trains have been delayed on the road for two days in consequence of the destruction of ‘shedsand road by fire. The down train had not reached Colfax at 4 o'clock yesterday afternooT, but it was expects ed the repair would be completed, and the trains be enabled to pass over be~ fore night, and that there will be no interruption to-day. THE California Conference of the M. E. Church, met at Napa City yesterday. Bishop Kingsley,who is on a Missionary visit around the world was present and presided at the Conference, = © << Le. SHasta Butte is almost bare of snow this year, on the north side, more so than has.been known since the settlement of our country by white people. This is due to the unusual hot weather, nd the fact that of the past Wintor edvering it ligtitet than generally. Tris reported that the First National Bank of Portland, Oregon, . will soon C. H. Leomis, and H., Failing. AN expert went through the Vallejo House on Wednesday night and relieved the lodgers of money and property to the amount of several hundred dollars. Bisnop Kip, of California, and Bishop Scott, of Oregon, agree with Bishop Whitehouse, of Illinois, in the desire to expunge the word “Protestant” from the name of the Protestant Episcopal ‘Church. In the neighborhood of Concord, N. H., the drought is, becoming very general, and is seriously affecting corn and potatoes, : 2 On the 81st.of last month two railroad accidents occurred in New England—the first to a Connecticut River June, 1864; says the Bee, he lias been . *h4 the second-to-e Ratland train; In one case, a jammed brakeman, hanging by the knob of a car door, saidtoa brother-brakeman who. came to his as. sistance, “Dick if any one elseis hurt worse than Iam, help him first.” In the other case, the first words of a severely injured engineer were, “Are any ofthe passengets hurt ?” doy, Clayton, of Arkansas, is a candidate for the succession to Senator McDonald’s seat, The latter's term expires in Is7l. Mr. Brooks, @ stiff radical, is also after the position. Gov. Clayton stands on the Senter platform. A VALUABLE legacy to Quincy, Mass. by the will of the late Ebenezer Woodward, a physician, provided fur the establishment ofan Institute for Girls, A town meeting was held last week to consider the terms of the bequest, . .A HORSE jockey in Manchester, N. H., has traded 8,000 times in five years, and never lost a dollar in his bargains. The average value of these 3,000 horses is estimated at $15. * Pror, Agamemnon Thurman, who is to take the chair of the classics in Illinois College, has arrived in JacksouVille Heis a German by parentage and a Greek by birth, ~ At Williamsport, ind., during the eclipse, a little boy was looking at the sun, when all at once he complained of @ severe pain in his head, was sudden! taken sick, and died the same evening te . BREAD, pass into the hands of H. W. Corbett, “NOTICE. 9 withthe undersigned, as y authorized 4 24 ' : 8. fiatrrrr, é Nevada, August 28.1, 1869. fe a PUBLIO SPEAKING. HON. T. B. M’FARLAND AND OTHER SPEAKERS, Ww" ADDRESS THE CITIZENS oF NEVADA CITY, _ Everybody invited to be present. NEVADA BAKERY, "Ne. 78 Broad Streét. ALEX, GAULT... +++) Proprietor, De" for the sale of the most celebrated . CRACKERS, Of San Francisco, Also superior article of CRACKERS, masufactured on the premises. Constantly on hand a good variety of PIES, CAKES, &e. &e. &e, By doing my own work I am enabled sell on the most reasonable terme. ax5

PENNSYLVANIA ENGINE CO. NO, 2. TRE Officers and Members of Pennsylvania Engine “ompany, No. 2, are hereby ordered to meet attheir Hall,on . Wednesday Evening, Sept Ist, At8 o'clock. Every member of the Compan: is requested to be present as business of importance will be transacted. Per order, apa WM, SCOTT, Secretary. G™ Attention is called to the following la ‘on penalties ; aa ec. 8. Any member who shall absent himself from Six Successive Stated Meetings, or Five Successive Fires, or who shall neglect or refuse paying his Fines or Dues within thirty daye, after having been notified by the Secreretary, may be expelled. ads . PATENT METALIC WHITE WIRE CLOTHES LINE, J. B. DRUMMOND & Co, AS desire to call the attention of the public to the Everlasting Clothes Line ! Some of the Reasons why YOU should buy one: They are Cheap and will last 50 years ! They are made of Metalic White Wire ! They are warranted not break down—no matter how much weight you place on them ! ‘They will not rust or corrode ! They are truly an ornament ! Clothes will not freeze io the Wire in cold weather! ® It will save you its price in saving you time and trouble every six months that you own it! There are 10,000 other Reasons you do it? Only 4 cents a foot !— Just think of it! — J. B. DRUMMOND & CO. WATCHES ! JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE. ee ] AM ABOUT TO REMOVE to San Francisco, and will sell my Stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS, — JEWELRY, and SILVER WARE, AT COST PRICES, FOR CASHT American Watches, in Silver Cases, from 16 to $40. American Watches, in Geld Cases, from 80 to $150. er Goods at the same rates, W. ©. RANDOLPH, ONS HAVING UNSETTLED! rey burg Mine, are requ to} in , pon Mn C. P. PU KING. ‘Sa me i On Tuesday Evening, Aug. 31st} . ‘why -you shoutd buy one. will} a2 © Agents for Nevada City and County. OF Clocks from 2 to $8, and all oth. . ANSON W. meen “AUSTIN W. Leerzy A. W. LESTER & co. Dealers inj can ea Pe . Groceries, Provisions, Case_Goods, CROCKEMY, LIQUORS, &e. &e. Ke, " @bods delivered a reasonable distance [Fice of Charge. ji THE BEST FURNITURE —. £0 BE FOUND This side of San Francisco + eptat. = the Store uf J. KE. JOHNSTON, Nevada city, . eS a Chtiairs, enety ‘Tables, Sofas, WMiirrors, &e, UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice, Nevada, May 2th. 5 ne NEW BEFRESHMENT ROOMS. N.C. WILLARD, : Nevadacny und ihe vicinity that hé has opened Kefreshment Koums, un Commercial St. Kelsey’s building. Where he will keep on hand, at all times, the very best of : S Ice Cream, Oysters, Ham & Eggs, Chickens, covked to order, Fruits, of every kind, Wines, Soda, «e. ’ ge” A COLD LUNCH cah be had at al} hours, : , Entrance for “adies, up etairs, next door to the Oyster Saloon. The proprietor is determined tok on hand everything that is good im the Kate ing lime and has fitted 4 two splendid Roums for the ladies ana thvir escorts, ceive agoodehare of patronage. _ -NELES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at. Law, cette BLIVEN & POTTER, Dealers in Crockery & Glassware, WILLOW WARE, LAMPS, CUTLERY, PLATED WARE, , French & American Paper Hang ings, Borders, Window Shades, . Fixtures, etc, ete, Agents tor the home Shuttle Sewing Ma chine. No. 18 Commercial St. al9 B. M. PRESTON. J. A. FAIRCHILD SPENCE & C®O., Dealers in Drugs, Patent Medicines, Painis, Oils, Varnishes, &e., Ge A new supply of Toilet Articles jus received. Ge A fine pair of ASSAY SCALES for sale cheap for casb. 5 No. 43 Broad Street, Nevada. P. L. RYAN, : CARRIAGE & SIGN PAINTER. Shop on Main Street, UNION REPUBLICAN NOMINEE. t= For Dist jet. Attorney, 43 M. S. DRAL. NEVADA CITY. TAKE NOTICE. LL PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME are requested to call and settle as I purpose making a vi-it to the Eastabou that time and wish to close all accounts. Dur ing my absence DR. WM. McCORMICK, Of Grass Valley, will have charge of the County Hospital and atiend to my practice. I take pleasure in recommending him asa good Physician and Worthy of ali conndence, R. M. HUNT, M, D. Nevada, Angust 4th. © DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE. For County Treasurer, JULIUS GREENWALD, OF NEVADA ‘CITY. UNITED STATES SALOON. Corner of Broad‘an.u Pine Streets. CARLEY & BECKMAN, — ived a large adfitional eteck Hi cristpers BRANDY. WHISKY, B TLED LIQUORS, vtec. 3 FINE CIGARS always on hand, — pa en oon » . @ the above line. Comeand ‘a . with the best THE BAR always supplied: _ Broad street, Rabousl Ga chaige Hotel Build ky Call and examine the Stock 1.44. Ww OULD respectfully intorm the people of — By endeavorivg to please he hopes to a OFFICE—Corner of Broad and Pine Streets over Carley & Beckman’s saloon, Nevada, a0. 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