August 4, 1870 (4 pages)

OO ee epvennesenes eee erent Z “ ee Oh sana mem a RAE TN esas od * quy to be one of the Great Powers, the’ <g@ijabewould, ina tong War) be’ an -Jand cap xaiseat present. It is post Still respected on tue cunti~ gary of the birth of Izoatias Loyola,the ‘gharch, and comparing thew with the _ knowlege of Pather ayes, we cannot pride has received a severe shock. Ber 60,000 mea, and. will hardiy be feit # . , aurick broke out on the air of Church street. The shrick came from a maiden in distress. She had fallen into a pit, and was unable 16 climb out. Her voice disturbed a good Samaritan just as be was aboat to retire for the night. He rashed forth into the dark ness and pulled the maiden oat of the pit, ahd gave her advice as how to keep out ot dangerous places by not wandering around alone atso Iste an hoar, The miiden thanked the Samaritan, adjusted her buck hair and sailed away, nomeward bound. important ally for either of the contending powers ; but she is in no condition 40 take the icad in a great war, and the eglast. Ii is said that England » boutid to msiniain the integrity of Beigium ; but the latter country has ab army of 100,000-men ready to take the field, which ia a larger force than Engthay “be dtagged into the war. Her weakness op land almost forces her to go sell as much war material tw each ot tid belligerenis as possible. ‘Tbe Ministy are duipg what they.can to indace nent, bat,the, people know better, anu while some are suudened and huuilia“Sed-with the thoaght of England’s de cline,the trading and mercantile classes aré taking advantage of the war to put bryant sores : Mieretices aud snimtis three handred and vightieth anniverin eloquent terms, cuntrasied the fate of errer and Heresy Witt that of truth, instanciag many early schisms in the success which had. attended the effurts “of the Order of Jesuits. He said Gou had never failed 1 counteract the evi designs of greut heretics by the iufluence of great sainis and doctors. Arius was opposed by Athanasius, Nestorius by Gyiil of Alexandria; Vigilantius by Jerome, Pelagius ‘by Av,ustine, anu « Tater. by » lguatius de Loyola, With due deference to the superior religious “think his illustrations are well chosen, for impartial church history shows that ‘the teachiags of nearly all, the “heretice” were retiatkably successtul, despite the counteracting influerce of the “aaints.” , Alter ® lapse of fitecn buv“dred years, there are still millions who believe in” the doctrine ol Arius, and % the hetesy of Luther is stil! fourising cn tly with as much vigor as ever. ‘Ola especially to counteract the beresies of Arius and Lather, le would ap pear to lave midde a Yailure in His men. Painter's Stuike.—The printers of Sat Francisco bay: : indulg.ng in loxury of a strike. The men evgaged onthe Alta, Bulletin, Chronicle and Call, who have byen working at “sixty cents ‘per’ thousand, struck on Monday for seventy-five cents. The Alfa, Chronicle and Call acceded to the demand, but the printers on the Call refused to goto work ualess the price waa Aled “tniged on the Bulletin, and ‘was that the Cal. showed evidencés of a lack of help on “wow advertised for printers at seventythe Gevdeesi* Tad TAURI Was mill pha. . SAMY © aive Uses and wes cost: ing outat last accounts. _ . mitted to jail, Mra, Doyle and Kane, abe’ Sia Grass Valley, and baving left us only a tion of the best masters she can find, of ber present exhibitions. Sce is rarely gited by nature, and her execation is remarkably skillful and artistic, for one so young and comparatively antaught. She bas a pure soprano voice of extraordinary compass and power. msiting. The returns from the mill, for twelve days run, were $28,000 the Eureka will not be so large, sinee/ 4.4 yesterday ia the bills ovar A. 8. MeV illiams’. No marks of violemce were found apenhis person. —He-had + been of @ Spree and it is probable that bad whisky is responsible for another human lite. +? : water is becoming so scarce that ten . ¢:amps. atleast will have to be hung upUndergroand at the E@reka_appearances ate better than ever. der of Benjamin Nathan in New York created a most intense excitement in taat cay, which was greatly increased by the charge made in a Sanday peper that Washiugton Nathan, a son of the deceased, was implicated in the waurder. greatly incensed at this charge, and On Sanday isst, une Order of the Jes-. “"* feported to have raised a fund of aid ot Moaday morning, published two Last Suaday night, about 12 o'clock, The Eureka yesterday had anotherTue NaTHaN “Mugper.—The marThe. Jewa of the city were $100,000 as a reward for the discovery vf the author of the report. The Hereviumas, strongly hinting at the same fact. Ivsays that every detective be‘ieves that a member of or employes in the family coumnsitted the murder. The suspcions against Washiagton Nathan are grounded on these facts: First— fhat he was the last person to see Nathan alive, and the first to discover ché “wuirder”” “Second—Thiat he had blood on his clothing, that. there is no evidence about the premises of the murderer; whose feet must have been uyed iw blood, having leit the house. Third—That with the aid of Nathaa’s memorandum of the combination jock he was able to opda the ‘safe ‘on Broad street, and secufe’ the will of his father. peor iis ceeatetin ARREST For INCKNDIARISM.—Some weeks ago, two saw mills and the dwelling of Mrs. E. Doyle, near Sierra City, were destroyed by fire, under such circumstancés as to leave little doatt that the fires were the work of incendiaries. The two mills were situated several miles apart, and~yet were fired about the same hour, indicating that more than one person was engaged in the affair. There was a beavy insurance ou the property destroyed, and the agents of the insurance companies have siuee been endeavoring to trace out the incendiaries. On Wednesday last, Mrs. Doyle, James Kane, her son, and a Nor. wegiun named Roberts, ia their employ, Were arrested on the charge of the Parisians tor an bour or two. There . occasion of it, and several of the jourmils, which are nothing, if not dignified,eceayedthe next morniog to + <4 is Sauble Ler to Uo we We the otffect . speak seriously to their ‘reiders about it, but there was no use ; the best comment op the eyent was made, unconsciously, by the little Prince Alfonso himeelt. As soon as the ceremony was over, and the Queen, who was dressed for the cecasion in rose colored silk. and lace, with pearis in her ears and ropnd her neck, anda chain of* diamonds about her sizable wzist, bad duly faint ed in her mother’s. arms, and, reviving, had had her. hand kieeed by all the company, the young Alfonso ran up to his uncie—his paps, by reason of being divorced from his. mamma, not, being present—and cried out quite natarally and boy-like, “Oh! have you new velocipede? Come into the garden and try ber!”—and on a vel: cipede the chaste Isabelia peasecs from the eyes of a tittering generation. the 30th ult. says: Just as we go to press we learn thata man who has véeii at seork ior some tinie for Apdersop Logan, at the foot hill, was found miles from Oakland, four young children of Mr Clinkeabird’s, while out playing and gathering and cating sour burning the property. It appears that Rotverts, iwstigated by a troubled con‘science, has confedaed that he set the upper mill on fire with a slow match, thea weat and fired the lower mill, . Mondey laste. while-Kane set fire to the house. Roberts says he did this at the instigation }. College ‘ : ‘ef Kane. The parties have been examprdy te wares BS ONS) Co ‘ined and held to bail in the sam of $10,000 cach. Roberts admitted his . ab lastacepunts were endeavoring to n py Fousp Dsap.—Tbe Colusa Sun of On Sunday, near Wilburn, a few dock, are supposed to have found apd eaten something poisonous, as they were takeu very sick, and shortly after. wards one of the chiidren Wied, and the otlicrs are'In a d) iby condition. PEesTiLeNce.—A aispatch from Canton, Iilinuis, says a terrible pestilence is spreading over the towns all aloog the lilingis river, above and Ueluw the Canton landiog. It is caused by the stench of, dead. fish which tor « long distance either way lise its banks. ‘The peuple along the vottums arecompelied vo leave their homes and go back to the biuffs. : _ "Pak wite ut Mr. Nolimer, editor of the Oregon City Enterprise, ig a courageous woman. During the absence ot ber hustand a burglar attacked the house, but the brave lady attacked him wits a pistol, aud succeeded in driving him off. eee THe Uniteu dwics steamers Albany, Minnesota, Tentessee and Wachusetis, are to be fitted out for sea immediately. The work will be done at the Brooklyp Navy Yard, and tour bundred additional wen Will he employed. — Rossta hus seut a ficet of steamers as an exploring expedition te the North Pole. They are under the immediate of the Russian navy, Grand Duke Alexis, aud curry gume uf the greatcst men tof science of Kussia on beard. A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 3ist says > Sales of geld duriug Aagust sre oruered to the amount of $5,000,000, and purchases of bonds to $6,000,000. The pablic debt ssaiement to-morrow will show a considerable redaction. TueEtrialof the yillian Quinn, who outraged and murdered little Maggie Ryan, comtnenced in the Fifteenth District Court, at San Francisco on _‘Twe new library building of Mariet$22,000 by the Alumni, was dedicated recently. The library contains 22,000 pa renee Third Corps, Couat L’Admirault, at Thionville ; the Fifth Corps, under Gen. de Failley. at Bitche ; the Sixth @orpe,ander Marshal "Cantabert, at Chalons ; the “Seventh Corps; nader. Gen. Douay, at Belfort ; the Eighth Corps, under Gen. Bourbaky, at thearmy headquasters. the East, reports that John Sweet, late Superintendent of Public Instruction of this State, died about eight days" ago at the residence of his motlier, near Buston. He is said to have died sud denly of heart disease. den, July 24thysays the small pox is raging in that place. The writer eays there are at least fifteen cases in the city, and twodeaths have occurred from the disease. by a number of enthusiastic San Fran ciscans to visit the Pacific coast, and has telegraphed to bis brother-in-law, Dent, that be will do so, if nothing oc. cars to detain him, this Fall. Seward, who will be seventy years of age in May of 1871, is preparing for a . voyage akouud thd world; on” which he+ willstart at ap early day, accompanied by a portion of his tamily and several predicts a tremendous shock on the 15th metant. The fact that the swaljows are leaving their nests is said to be an infallible sigo. urday, to a wagon, in 1.06%, or at the +} rate of 2:13} per mile. Louis from the French Government, for the purchase of 50,000 tons of hay tor the use of the French army. the war in Earope will retard the progress of railroade in Oregon, by stopping the supply of foreiga capital. nitas, yielded gold worth $2,200,in four days, lately. under Marshal Baza ine, at =f Deata or Joun Sweet.—A Sacraento lady, who bas just arrived from Swati Tox.—A letter dated at OgPRESIDENT GRANT has been invited ie epee TuR veteran statestian, Wms: AN earthquake sharp in Los Angeles, Dexter trotted haif a mile on SatAN order has been received in St. THe Salem Statesman thinks that -A POCKET in. a quartz mine pear HorMONUMENTS, “7 GRAVE STONES, ~ Atas low rates as the same artic es can be ig oe ; an kinds of GRANITE WORK for Grave Lats, Buildings, &c., a¥ also all kinds, of brick work executed with weatnets. snd 70,000 Good Bricks for sale Cheap. ew Orders let. at the sboy te th New York House, or with ae ay gry i, at the Daily ‘Transcript Office, will meet with sibitee ALEX. THOMSON, Nevada, July 21h, 157. 5; IMPORTANT MEDICAL -NOTICE art OF THE NEW YORK MU: —_, og AN . TOMY, Aothor of *"Marriage and its Impediments * “Manhood: or Control of the Passions.” “Medical Keeays on the Caur¢ and Cure ot Premaiures Decliue in Man,” etc , bas conceded tu the earnest solicitation of numerous Califurmia Patients. and permanent y sucated a B.atch ef bie Betabliebmental “i ‘ ' No. 221 Powell Street, Where be may be consulted.on those Dieearee which be bas for so maby years euccestiully practiced, viz: MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY, SPERMATORRHGEA, NOCAnd all Diseases of the Nervous atid Generative >ystem, whe: her rcsakting fron the'er:o1s “CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS.” This very able work, a recent production of Dk. BECh, treats principally on Diseasce of the Nervous and Cirewating Farenone: it shows how Mauhood may be LosT, and now KaSTURBD. “JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY.” The above work may be had on receipt of 50 cents, by addressing the author, Dk. Ss. TK. BECK, No. 221 Powe1t JTREET. ta" Due Notice will be given of the oper ing of the New York Museum of Anatomy. Office Hours for Con: ultation, frow 10 a. x. till 8P. M, andirum 6wYer, M., Daily. Us puiluays, 9 4. M. Ui 1 P.M, : Ne. 221 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street, Sam trancieco. jy30-3m 0. VANCE, BOOT jAND SHOEMAKER, Opposite Stumpf's Restaurar., PSroad Dtreet, Devada., BOOTS & SHOES msde ig a X e venine F aah es Frices low and eutisiactiun guaranteed. WATER is getting so scarce at Virginia City, Nevada, that the mills find ning steadily. $50,000. ered from his late illness. THe sugar beet factory near Alva rado is nearly completed. vember, lama. iug services ima tent at Petaluma. ty, outside of the city, is 12,000. tween five and fifteen years of age. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. a —aT THE— WASHINGTON SCHOOL HOUSE, > ‘Will commence & new tefm on ~ 4 Department. ‘ief Engineer of the Sacramento Fire}. it difficult to get enough to keep runKeoxux, lowa, has had a costly experience with a fire cracker. Results —Twenty-two buildings burned. Loss, T AKE NOTICE EVEKYBODY, That LetHorace Greecey has fully recov‘Tue Stanislaus County Agricultural command of the fature Grand Admiral ; Fair will commence on the éih of SepTue Seven-Day Advestists are hold-} THE populatios of Sacramento counMarrs county has 1,324 children beNN ——————————= ~= GRAMMAR scHooL, . ' Monday August 8th. 1870). When yuit want anything done'in the Shoe making line give me cull, m33 ~ CAUTION. ¥ wife, MARY PICKLE, left my bed and board without juct camee or provocation, a . persuns are notified not to trust her on my account as { will not be respousible fur any debts of her contracting, W. C. PICKLE. Colamb.a Bill, July 7th, 1870. NOTICE. “ters Patent of the United States of America, +0. 40047, were ganied bighth day of December, A ?. ns Va & and Chas. F. Macey of Nevads cuumty, rnia, for a new aud usedal improvement im ulic Hose Pipes. said t istin the jucation vi obe = more Tedint plates oe en et piper te purpose of z siren : the same : wat the mentioned Psy is vtili in nil furce and and has 5 odtaiping our Consent thereto, 88 wer will prorecate ail infmngenients B &. R. A GOMPANY has been formed to. inPX evada, April 18, 1970, J. Guale. troduce the Pneumatic Gas into PetaNevada Iron and Brass Foundry, eae Brass Castings, Quartz and Saw Mili Machinery, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, “ ; DERRICKS, CAR, WHEEL. Prices. _ LLOWED ©: Ree fivor 1a BUILDING, LOAx AND SAVINGS BANK, California Street, of youth, mata:ity or 0 % fients may pot aseured Toren ate rience and, pr ofessivual stguaing, st must give way to his ACKNOW DevpUsD Saiki (Iron Fronts fer Brick Bulld-

OO ee epvennesenes eee erent Z “ ee Oh sana mem a RAE TN esas od * quy to be one of the Great Powers, the’ <g@ijabewould, ina tong War) be’ an -Jand cap xaiseat present. It is post Still respected on tue cunti~ gary of the birth of Izoatias Loyola,the ‘gharch, and comparing thew with the _ knowlege of Pather ayes, we cannot pride has received a severe shock. Ber 60,000 mea, and. will hardiy be feit # . , aurick broke out on the air of Church street. The shrick came from a maiden in distress. She had fallen into a pit, and was unable 16 climb out. Her voice disturbed a good Samaritan just as be was aboat to retire for the night. He rashed forth into the dark ness and pulled the maiden oat of the pit, ahd gave her advice as how to keep out ot dangerous places by not wandering around alone atso Iste an hoar, The miiden thanked the Samaritan, adjusted her buck hair and sailed away, nomeward bound. important ally for either of the contending powers ; but she is in no condition 40 take the icad in a great war, and the eglast. Ii is said that England » boutid to msiniain the integrity of Beigium ; but the latter country has ab army of 100,000-men ready to take the field, which ia a larger force than Engthay “be dtagged into the war. Her weakness op land almost forces her to go sell as much war material tw each ot tid belligerenis as possible. ‘Tbe Ministy are duipg what they.can to indace nent, bat,the, people know better, anu while some are suudened and huuilia“Sed-with the thoaght of England’s de cline,the trading and mercantile classes aré taking advantage of the war to put bryant sores : Mieretices aud snimtis three handred and vightieth anniverin eloquent terms, cuntrasied the fate of errer and Heresy Witt that of truth, instanciag many early schisms in the success which had. attended the effurts “of the Order of Jesuits. He said Gou had never failed 1 counteract the evi designs of greut heretics by the iufluence of great sainis and doctors. Arius was opposed by Athanasius, Nestorius by Gyiil of Alexandria; Vigilantius by Jerome, Pelagius ‘by Av,ustine, anu « Tater. by » lguatius de Loyola, With due deference to the superior religious “think his illustrations are well chosen, for impartial church history shows that ‘the teachiags of nearly all, the “heretice” were retiatkably successtul, despite the counteracting influerce of the “aaints.” , Alter ® lapse of fitecn buv“dred years, there are still millions who believe in” the doctrine ol Arius, and % the hetesy of Luther is stil! fourising cn tly with as much vigor as ever. ‘Ola especially to counteract the beresies of Arius and Lather, le would ap pear to lave midde a Yailure in His men. Painter's Stuike.—The printers of Sat Francisco bay: : indulg.ng in loxury of a strike. The men evgaged onthe Alta, Bulletin, Chronicle and Call, who have byen working at “sixty cents ‘per’ thousand, struck on Monday for seventy-five cents. The Alfa, Chronicle and Call acceded to the demand, but the printers on the Call refused to goto work ualess the price waa Aled “tniged on the Bulletin, and ‘was that the Cal. showed evidencés of a lack of help on “wow advertised for printers at seventythe Gevdeesi* Tad TAURI Was mill pha. . SAMY © aive Uses and wes cost: ing outat last accounts. _ . mitted to jail, Mra, Doyle and Kane, abe’ Sia Grass Valley, and baving left us only a tion of the best masters she can find, of ber present exhibitions. Sce is rarely gited by nature, and her execation is remarkably skillful and artistic, for one so young and comparatively antaught. She bas a pure soprano voice of extraordinary compass and power. msiting. The returns from the mill, for twelve days run, were $28,000 the Eureka will not be so large, sinee/ 4.4 yesterday ia the bills ovar A. 8. MeV illiams’. No marks of violemce were found apenhis person. —He-had + been of @ Spree and it is probable that bad whisky is responsible for another human lite. +? : water is becoming so scarce that ten . ¢:amps. atleast will have to be hung upUndergroand at the E@reka_appearances ate better than ever. der of Benjamin Nathan in New York created a most intense excitement in taat cay, which was greatly increased by the charge made in a Sanday peper that Washiugton Nathan, a son of the deceased, was implicated in the waurder. greatly incensed at this charge, and On Sanday isst, une Order of the Jes-. “"* feported to have raised a fund of aid ot Moaday morning, published two Last Suaday night, about 12 o'clock, The Eureka yesterday had anotherTue NaTHaN “Mugper.—The marThe. Jewa of the city were $100,000 as a reward for the discovery vf the author of the report. The Hereviumas, strongly hinting at the same fact. Ivsays that every detective be‘ieves that a member of or employes in the family coumnsitted the murder. The suspcions against Washiagton Nathan are grounded on these facts: First— fhat he was the last person to see Nathan alive, and the first to discover ché “wuirder”” “Second—Thiat he had blood on his clothing, that. there is no evidence about the premises of the murderer; whose feet must have been uyed iw blood, having leit the house. Third—That with the aid of Nathaa’s memorandum of the combination jock he was able to opda the ‘safe ‘on Broad street, and secufe’ the will of his father. peor iis ceeatetin ARREST For INCKNDIARISM.—Some weeks ago, two saw mills and the dwelling of Mrs. E. Doyle, near Sierra City, were destroyed by fire, under such circumstancés as to leave little doatt that the fires were the work of incendiaries. The two mills were situated several miles apart, and~yet were fired about the same hour, indicating that more than one person was engaged in the affair. There was a beavy insurance ou the property destroyed, and the agents of the insurance companies have siuee been endeavoring to trace out the incendiaries. On Wednesday last, Mrs. Doyle, James Kane, her son, and a Nor. wegiun named Roberts, ia their employ, Were arrested on the charge of the Parisians tor an bour or two. There . occasion of it, and several of the jourmils, which are nothing, if not dignified,eceayedthe next morniog to + <4 is Sauble Ler to Uo we We the otffect . speak seriously to their ‘reiders about it, but there was no use ; the best comment op the eyent was made, unconsciously, by the little Prince Alfonso himeelt. As soon as the ceremony was over, and the Queen, who was dressed for the cecasion in rose colored silk. and lace, with pearis in her ears and ropnd her neck, anda chain of* diamonds about her sizable wzist, bad duly faint ed in her mother’s. arms, and, reviving, had had her. hand kieeed by all the company, the young Alfonso ran up to his uncie—his paps, by reason of being divorced from his. mamma, not, being present—and cried out quite natarally and boy-like, “Oh! have you new velocipede? Come into the garden and try ber!”—and on a vel: cipede the chaste Isabelia peasecs from the eyes of a tittering generation. the 30th ult. says: Just as we go to press we learn thata man who has véeii at seork ior some tinie for Apdersop Logan, at the foot hill, was found miles from Oakland, four young children of Mr Clinkeabird’s, while out playing and gathering and cating sour burning the property. It appears that Rotverts, iwstigated by a troubled con‘science, has confedaed that he set the upper mill on fire with a slow match, thea weat and fired the lower mill, . Mondey laste.. while-Kane set fire to the house. Roberts says he did this at the instigation }. College ‘ : ‘ef Kane. The parties have been examprdy te wares BS ONS) Co ‘ined and held to bail in the sam of $10,000 cach. Roberts admitted his . ab lastacepunts were endeavoring to n py Fousp Dsap.—Tbe Colusa Sun of On Sunday, near Wilburn, a few dock, are supposed to have found apd eaten something poisonous, as they were takeu very sick, and shortly after. wards one of the chiidren Wied, and the otlicrs are'In a d) iby condition. PEesTiLeNce.—A aispatch from Canton, Iilinuis, says a terrible pestilence is spreading over the towns all aloog the lilingis river, above and Ueluw the Canton landiog. It is caused by the stench of, dead. fish which tor « long distance either way lise its banks. ‘The peuple along the vottums arecompelied vo leave their homes and go back to the biuffs. : _ "Pak wite ut Mr. Nolimer, editor of

the Oregon City Enterprise, ig a courageous woman. During the absence ot ber hustand a burglar attacked the house, but the brave lady attacked him wits a pistol, aud succeeded in driving him off. eee THe Uniteu dwics steamers Albany, Minnesota, Tentessee and Wachusetis, are to be fitted out for sea immediately. The work will be done at the Brooklyp Navy Yard, and tour bundred additional wen Will he employed. — Rossta hus seut a ficet of steamers as an exploring expedition te the North Pole. They are under the immediate of the Russian navy, Grand Duke Alexis, aud curry gume uf the greatcst men tof science of Kussia on beard. A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 3ist says > Sales of geld duriug Aagust sre oruered to the amount of $5,000,000, and purchases of bonds to $6,000,000. The pablic debt ssaiement to-morrow will show a considerable redaction. TueEtrialof the yillian Quinn, who outraged and murdered little Maggie Ryan, comtnenced in the Fifteenth District Court, at San Francisco on _‘Twe new library building of Mariet$22,000 by the Alumni, was dedicated recently. The library contains 22,000 pa renee Third Corps, Couat L’Admirault, at Thionville ; the Fifth Corps, under Gen. de Failley. at Bitche ; the Sixth @orpe,ander Marshal "Cantabert, at Chalons ; the “Seventh Corps; nader. Gen. Douay, at Belfort ; the Eighth Corps, under Gen. Bourbaky, at thearmy headquasters. the East, reports that John Sweet, late Superintendent of Public Instruction of this State, died about eight days" ago at the residence of his motlier, near Buston.. He is said to have died sud denly of heart disease. den, July 24thysays the small pox is raging in that place. The writer eays there are at least fifteen cases in the city, and twodeaths have occurred from the disease. by a number of enthusiastic San Fran ciscans to visit the Pacific coast, and has telegraphed to bis brother-in-law, Dent, that be will do so, if nothing oc. cars to detain him, this Fall. Seward, who will be seventy years of age in May of 1871, is preparing for a . voyage akouud thd world; on” which he+ willstart at ap early day, accompanied by a portion of his tamily and several predicts a tremendous shock on the 15th metant. The fact that the swaljows are leaving their nests is said to be an infallible sigo. urday, to a wagon, in 1.06%, or at the +} rate of 2:13} per mile. Louis from the French Government, for the purchase of 50,000 tons of hay tor the use of the French army. the war in Earope will retard the progress of railroade in Oregon, by stopping the supply of foreiga capital. nitas, yielded gold worth $2,200,in four days, lately. under Marshal Baza ine, at =f Deata or Joun Sweet.—A Sacraento lady, who bas just arrived from Swati Tox.—A letter dated at OgPRESIDENT GRANT has been invited ie epee TuR veteran statestian, Wms: AN earthquake sharp in Los Angeles, Dexter trotted haif a mile on SatAN order has been received in St. THe Salem Statesman thinks that -A POCKET in. a quartz mine pear HorMONUMENTS, “7 GRAVE STONES, ~ Atas low rates as the same artic es can be ig oe ; an kinds of GRANITE WORK for Grave Lats, Buildings, &c., a¥ also all kinds, of brick work executed with weatnets. snd 70,000 Good Bricks for sale Cheap. ew Orders let. at the sboy te th New York House, or with ae ay gry i, at the Daily ‘Transcript Office, will meet with sibitee ALEX. THOMSON, Nevada, July 21h, 157. 5; IMPORTANT MEDICAL -NOTICE art OF THE NEW YORK MU: —_, og AN . TOMY, Aothor of *"Marriage and its Impediments * “Manhood: or Control of the Passions.” “Medical Keeays on the Caur¢ and Cure ot Premaiures Decliue in Man,” etc , bas conceded tu the earnest solicitation of numerous Califurmia Patients. and permanent y sucated a B.atch ef bie Betabliebmental “i ‘ ' No. 221 Powell Street, Where be may be consulted.on those Dieearee which be bas for so maby years euccestiully practiced, viz: MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY, SPERMATORRHGEA, NOCAnd all Diseases of the Nervous atid Generative >ystem, whe: her rcsakting fron the'er:o1s “CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS.” This very able work, a recent production of Dk. BECh, treats principally on Diseasce of the Nervous and Cirewating Farenone: it shows how Mauhood may be LosT, and now KaSTURBD. “JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY.” The above work may be had on receipt of 50 cents, by addressing the author, Dk. Ss. TK. BECK, No. 221 Powe1t JTREET. ta" Due Notice will be given of the oper ing of the New York Museum of Anatomy. Office Hours for Con: ultation, frow 10 a. x. till 8P. M, andirum 6wYer, M., Daily. Us puiluays, 9 4. M. Ui 1 P.M, : Ne. 221 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street, Sam trancieco. jy30-3m 0. VANCE, BOOT jAND SHOEMAKER, Opposite Stumpf's Restaurar., PSroad Dtreet, Devada., BOOTS & SHOES msde ig a X e venine F aah es Frices low and eutisiactiun guaranteed. WATER is getting so scarce at Virginia City, Nevada, that the mills find ning steadily. $50,000. ered from his late illness. THe sugar beet factory near Alva rado is nearly completed. vember, lama. iug services ima tent at Petaluma. ty, outside of the city, is 12,000. tween five and fifteen years of age. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. a —aT THE— WASHINGTON SCHOOL HOUSE, > ‘Will commence & new tefm on ~ 4 Department. ‘ief Engineer of the Sacramento Fire}.. it difficult to get enough to keep runKeoxux, lowa, has had a costly experience with a fire cracker. Results —Twenty-two buildings burned. Loss, T AKE NOTICE EVEKYBODY, That LetHorace Greecey has fully recov‘Tue Stanislaus County Agricultural command of the fature Grand Admiral ; Fair will commence on the éih of SepTue Seven-Day Advestists are hold-} THE populatios of Sacramento counMarrs county has 1,324 children beNN ——————————= ~= GRAMMAR scHooL, . ' Monday August 8th. 1870). When yuit want anything done'in the Shoe making line give me cull, m33 ~ CAUTION. ¥ wife, MARY PICKLE, left my bed and board without juct camee or provocation, a . persuns are notified not to trust her on my account as { will not be respousible fur any debts of her contracting, W. C. PICKLE. Colamb.a Bill, July 7th, 1870. NOTICE. “ters Patent of the United States of America, +0. 40047, were ganied bighth day of December, A ?. ns Va & and Chas. F. Macey of Nevads cuumty, rnia, for a new aud usedal improvement im ulic Hose Pipes. said t istin the jucation vi obe = more Tedint plates oe en et piper te purpose of z siren : the same : wat the mentioned Psy is vtili in nil furce and and has 5 odtaiping our Consent thereto, 88 wer will prorecate ail infmngenients B &. R. A GOMPANY has been formed to. inPX evada, April 18, 1970, J. Guale. troduce the Pneumatic Gas into PetaNevada Iron and Brass Foundry, eae Brass Castings, Quartz and Saw Mili Machinery, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, “ ; DERRICKS, CAR, WHEEL. Prices. _ LLOWED ©: Ree fivor 1a BUILDING, LOAx AND SAVINGS BANK, California Street, of youth, mata:ity or 0 % fients may pot aseured Toren ate rience and, pr ofessivual stguaing, st must give way to his ACKNOW DevpUsD Saiki (Iron Fronts fer Brick Bulld-