August 6, 1870 (4 pages)

i lpecits AA ith SEG EIT PEAR F <i hin NR RR ESE NN oe ade 3 EE ‘hae Pema has “offered ive ‘Tandred dollars for the captare cf a French and we learn by late Easterm papers that it isa. formidable weapon.of war with which the; French Army is liberally supplied. It has thirty-seven. baryels, which are worked bya crank, and throw off bullets at a rate heretofore anknows in warfare. When placed in range, the soldier, or operator, has nothing to do but to take sight and turn the crank, and everything in front in the shape of bone and muscle must come down. ‘These weapons are now to be used for the first time in -actual warfare,and we are prepared to believe that they.are the .most destructive that the inhumanity of man lias ever devised. It is related that, for the purpose of trial, three hundred ‘condemned horses were purchased and ranged at a considerable distance. Two “mitrailleuse’ were brought to play on them, the men at the cranks commeneed their work, atid ia three minrites by two discharges nt one of the animals retiained standing. On another occasion five hundred horses were ~prought down ata single trial. With. sich wespons, @ single picket line would: beable to siand against solid column of Pe camee sweep them down by thonsands.~ In mowing down > —-an army, itis tothe-vld. musket:.andneedle. gun; what-the ‘harvester is to dickle and cradle. ‘It'is ‘Probable that ies the means #ils fund! ia time to ~“gounteract. the effect of this weapon, and others still more destructive may be invented; but it is questionable whethet Prussia, i the present war, will have anything to oppose it. Bat the Prussians have a6t rested on the laurels they won at Sadowa. Their -geedie gun is said to be twice as ,effective as when uecd ini the:war with called, the wall rifle, which bas been extensively distributed in their army. ft is aimed and fired off by a soldier kneeling behind-ir and-¢atehing the resoil by, means of . padded cushion or saddle, The range of this new gun is said to be equal to, the. heaviest artilSPS ban, eat precision, and seems to be d mkilling artillerymen, pick ‘their horses, etc.,and and cavalry. The projectile is filled which Will be tested d@uritg the war. A London co yl Government could. nob heir to it for a “motnent. But’ the feeling is almost oaniversal here that the Greek Govern-. Marysville Appeal learns that the Board . ing which ood dé here thasthe Fy ville al lea: g which there will bea good demand ment behaved infamously in refusing . of Trustees of the Vacaville College at . for breadstuffs from this country. It to save, at any cost; and by any means, . a meeting held a Vacaville on Tuesday, . advises farmers therefore ‘to sell their aprives in Greece. In. voted'to remove the College to Santa . produce while fair prices are ruling, for ‘petior.-The tan: . Rosa, The vote stood 11 to 10. The . it is risking too much to hold-on “In exrd ;. people of Vacaville are much excited , pectation of a long contest. then the brigands, were, pursued and ———— the lives of the som was paid, the prisoners released ie :. fe ras So oa as z t99:4 1a0.808 20 Dteesss ai SATURDAY MORNING! AUG. 6. an explosive material and vhere is a needle on the point which is pushed into the charge when. it strikes, cans ing an explosion. Both nations have other improved weapons, the merits of ed Lord Clarendon. While the fate-of-the prisoners was goatee ke epuldneither eat nor sleep. ight and day be wae sending and receiving messages, urging Mr. Erskine 10 do everything in his power'to save them; and, when the news, of, their death came he was prostrated by the blow, and never recovered. The Times Ni : ’ qelgenee. this invested, but no general mercantile Fenians had taken some prisoners and demanded -ameety “aiid “money the and manafacturing book and stationof nate about twenty acres of ‘land, $15,. penes: of Prussia of course must duty it is to visit and instruct the and other-domesm = : 6s : : 06 3 wa na i ¥: ‘ti Monday by the acting’ State Con. . Jeeutly béeufound in was found by an A ; mt of the calcalated’ {Hit the “spéciies! contains . way of selgium, says the Prussians nine pounds of quartz, leaving of gold . were driven from. strong position by . ninety-seven pounds, and its value is / » sharp artillery fire of the French,who about nineteen thousand dollars. We . remained masters of thefield. 4 Paris believe it is the largest nugget ever . paper says ‘Saarbrucken is in ashes: found in the State, ‘and with perhaps . The following is the account. teleone exception, the largest found in. graphed by Napoleon to the Empress : modern times. The above paper says: . “Louis received his baptism of fire with ‘It was found upon or near the surface: . admirable sang froid. Gen, Troissard with almost equal balkof gold and rock . took the heights above the left bank/ot visible, in Baltimore ravine, which was . the Saar. The Pruesians made a short supposed to have been worked overand . resistance. We were on the first line, over, from mouth to head, dozens and . and cannon balls and bullets fell all . dozens of times, and which ‘has often . ground’ at our feet. Louis ‘has. prebeen deserted and cunsidered exhausted . served a ball which fell near him. The to have worked.resamed and renewed . soldiers wept at seeing him so calm. suctesses, time after time and year af-. We lost one. officer and ten men.” ter year. For more than twenty years . There is no doubt now that Prince Imintelligent and industrious miners, in . perial is an extraordinary boy. His cluding those of all races, creeds and . father brags on him. colors, have delved and dug along Bales = timore ravine; it has yidlded many big ‘A SeLi.—A commercial sell has been chunks and many thousands and tens imposed upon many of the New York) of thousands of coarse gold, but here, merchants through the presumed es‘almost in plain sight, right within tablishment of a society for the supreach, has all the while lain this huge pression of gambling, into which the specimen, only nine pounds of rock to good. natured and credulous ‘Horace ninety-seven pounds of pure gold,worth Greeley has been wheedled ‘usa patron. over nineteen thousand dollars! The _—— isyhowmver, ran by ® _ Ender is an Austrian, hitherto indigent . % broken down policemen, who “see . and earning a precarious livelihood, . WOM°Y in it” through collecting sabwho, we are informed, has never paid scriptions from merchants in recoma dollar of tax in the State." 'This inct. pense for presumptively watching their dent, like many of a. similar character clerks. For instance, @ firm receivesa that have.occurred in this viclhity, verconfidential communication that some ifies the maxim that “it is better to be of their clerks are in the habit of visit born lucky than rich.” It also adds to ing gambling saloons. , To receive para long line of previous confirmations ticulars as to this general charge the that this section is one of the finest . frm is compelled to become an annual nugget nests in the world. It also sussubscriber, paying from twenty-five to tains the doctrine that “there is no tell. *¥° thousand dollars to learn abso ing where lightning (luck) will strike.” lutely nothing. —_ Behe ee pens Apiars 1s] . ome mamrine—h. Teneee dis. ong & ce e to just . such = vicissitude as befell this AusOe Be Sako trian. Ps French had made an attack on Weis‘New’ Yoru’ Pottrics—The New senburg. As that isa French town,and York Evening Post reviews political occupied by French troops, no credit . ptospects in New York, and says: It is) wa* given to the fumor. Later dic understood that the ,Republicans will . patches, however, state that the Prosnot give up this State this year as a sians attacked the place on the 4th, and hopeless ‘matter, but will hold their drove out the French troops, consisting @onvention in season, make strong of a part of MeMahon’s corps. A French nominations and have a thorough canGeneral was killed, and. the Prussians vase. ‘The ill success of the “still hunt” . captured aqme prisonersy “fs {57 last year ig a warning.’Among the a sng names said to be most considered for * eee sy he “2! Sa, se Fa tbe somina tion for -Gorernon, thove of cine at the high school of Zarich, is George Dawson, of Albany, Amaziah said 0 be “a ‘Constant surprise to, her B. James’ of Ogdensburgh, William ‘a. professors on dtcount of the extraordiWheeler, of Malone and Stewart L. 5°77 Dens, exhibited. by, her at the Woodford, of Brooklyn, occur as most clinical and post mortem examinations prominent. : of the institution. There are eleven Re ai 7 other girls in the same class, but most Bancrorr’s Wook’ Wtidiness, Market . of them get rather nérvons when tlie street, Sau Franciseo, is probably more blood spurts freely and the saw is hiss-4 extended thin auy sitnilar cétublish. ing through the bones. ment in the world. Besides carrying 4} 4's Pers ort fall stock of books in-evér idepartthent. NEW TORK PRorgRty.—The total of literature, and ‘paper and stationery, aseessed value of property, real and they include manufacturing ‘of every personal, as returned by the Agsesebr description, an elegant printing office, of New York City, for the year 1870, book bindery, and engraving and Jitho. *™0Unts *0 $1,047;427,049, ‘being “an graphing departments. The whole is incréase over 1969-of $88,169,885 The: fitted up ata cost.of over half. a milheaviest. wards are “the, Eighteenth, lion of dollars. There are many pubwhich represents over $50,000,000, the Twenty-first that counts up $64,500,000. A Snort Wan.—The New -York Tribune expresses the opinion that the EXxcrreMeNT aT VACAVILLE.—The . war in Earope will be 4 short one, durery business. combined equal to it. = AE oyer Abe,matier, and will probably pase pt of the ransom re . start another College there using the} WAR PE oh Paris dispatch cov Sharp. practice, .which. may apuilding that ‘will be vacated when the . says ane } t yet be avenged.—+»— present pupils'depart for Santa Rosa. epee d e matter tele cy, an . . /Phe Santa Rosa people, we. believe;do. equal to five million’ dollars. The ex000 in moneyand other valuable con2 ia Pd ‘dominate. It is Greek and Moorish—it 730 Chinese in the county. eoorigus, Bub 20 more than the tx-. OF monument of Turin. Upon a. sma a Greek. temple in.white and pink.) Above, a little backwards, is a kind of second temple. The whole is traversed. and thousands of: splendid embellishmente. White and-reddish colors pre-_ is Romanic and Gothic; there is a blending of all. styles, without overstraining and without bad taste. Bat what makes this structure somewhat . tuwer, with pierced walls rising above this orhairiented, beautifal construction, reminding of Asia and Egypt,of Thebes and Ninevah, Surely, the architect of this building was gifted by imagination. He was an ableinterpreter of the Hebrew temple to be erected at the ‘brink of a strange river. Never, since the great destruction has Israc] poseessed’a more magnificent temple in which the hymns of David resounded. This building is fit for the talented Italian Jews, whoare a powerat the Exchange, at the press and at the parliament, Lion Loosz IN THE STREET.—While a train of cars, with a menagerie on board, was stopping recently at Bur-] lington, Vt., the car doors "were opened . to give the elephant and camels air, and a large crowd collected to witness through the small ‘grates of their cage cage to clean it out, and as he opened the door one of. the lions sprang. past him, and alighted in the street among the crowd. It is recorded that boot heels and coat tails disappeared around lumber piles in short order, and for a few minutes he had things his own way in the street. He finally retreated under the cage, when a loop was got around him, and* he was drawn back into the cage, NAPoLEON has some firm believers in his star on this side of the water, not-: withstanding the general. tendency of: the American mind to sympathize with Prussia. A New Yorker, named George W. Gibbons, of Clinton place, offers to wager $10,000 that the Emperor Napoleon will. be in the city of Berlin, in ninety days, dictating terms to King William. si Orxspy County.—Captain Witherell the Census Marshal of Ormsby county, Nevada State, has.completed his labors and forwarded his returnsto Marshal Lammon. The Carson Appeal is permitted to state that the total population of the county is 3,655. The population of Carson City is 2,200. There are RaitRoaD ‘SuRVEY.—A telegram from Portland states that the North. Pacifié Raiirdad burveying party, which started from “Olympia a few days ago, for the route towards Columbia river,’ bizarre and unexpected is a mammoth . the show. ‘The lions could also be seep . containing four of the beasts. The} keeperr of the animals _entered the are making a preliminary, examination . . Monday August8th.18 70. debit THOMSON puld respectinlly inform the pcople ofNevada County that > ae Si prepared'to mangiacture to order MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, . : WASH STANDS, <c. Atas low rates as the same artic es can be obiained in the State. ge All. kines of GRANITE WORK for Grave Lote,’ , &¢.,a8 died aii kinds of brick work executed with neatness and dispatch. 70,000 Good Bricks for sale Cheap. Orders lett at the shop, oppcsite the New York House, or with Brown & Deai. at the Daily Transcript Office, will Meet witb prompt attention. . ALEX. THOMSON. Nevada, July 28th, 3870. ‘ IMPORTANT MEDICAL’ NOTICE wwe a ee ee : ROP’ BOF THE NEW-YORK MUMOF. NATOMY, Author of *“Marriage and its ts. Mannood: or Control o1 the’ 2,” “Medi¢al Beeayt on the Cause and Cure of Premature Decline in Man,” etc., has ‘conteded to the earnert solicitation of California Patients. ard iermanentiy located & Branch ef hie Establish; ment at No. 221 Powell Street, Where he may be consulted on those Diseases which he —— so many years succersiubiy practiced, viz: MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY, SPERMATORRAGA4, NOCTURNAL LOSSES, And all Diseases of the Nervous and Generoos System, es a — — bape 2 rest assured that from bie long experien.co and professional st al cases mast give way to his ACKNOW ED SHILL. “CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS.” oe very able work, ® recent proguction of “the: eee Functions ‘aa the Nervous Cc I it shows how M may be Lun, and how RESTORED. “JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY.” The above work may be had on receipt of 50 cents, by addreeting the author, DE. S.T. EB. BECK, No, 81 PowstL Jrxser. gz" Due Notice wil! be given of the opering of the New York acne p Pecos sol Office Hours for Consultation, from 10 4. . till 8 P.t., andfrom6to9®. B., Daily. On Sundaye,Sa.m. tHl1F.™. “ Ne. 221 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street, fan Francisco. jy80-2m. and so far Suk -Factorny—The California Silk Manufacturing. Company. held a meeting on Wednésday, and let-a contract for the erection of a factory at San oS a Pusiic. Dept.—The public debt statement on the Ist of August, gave the amount, less cash in the Treasury. July, was $17,000,000. have found i an excellent . ——= at $2,369,324.476. The decrease daring Mee having left my bed and board without just caute or gta tion, all persone are pete notified tt account as i will not Bot to FUR oe ay oot ber. contract: Jambia Hill, July 7th, 1870. On Broad Street, Nevada City. —

i lpecits AA ith SEG EIT PEAR F <i hin NR RR ESE NN oe ade 3 EE ‘hae Pema has “offered ive ‘Tandred dollars for the captare cf a French and we learn by late Easterm papers that it isa. formidable weapon.of war with which the; French Army is liberally supplied. It has thirty-seven. baryels, which are worked bya crank, and throw off bullets at a rate heretofore anknows in warfare. When placed in range, the soldier, or operator, has nothing to do but to take sight and turn the crank, and everything in front in the shape of bone and muscle must come down. ‘These weapons are now to be used for the first time in -actual warfare,and we are prepared to believe that they.are the .most destructive that the inhumanity of man lias ever devised. It is related that, for the purpose of trial, three hundred ‘condemned horses were purchased and ranged at a considerable distance. Two “mitrailleuse’ were brought to play on them, the men at the cranks commeneed their work, atid ia three minrites by two discharges nt one of the animals retiained standing. On another occasion five hundred horses were ~prought down ata single trial. With. sich wespons, @ single picket line would: beable to siand against solid column of Pe camee sweep them down by thonsands.~ In mowing down > —-an army, itis tothe-vld. musket:.andneedle. gun; what-the ‘harvester is to dickle and cradle. ‘It'is ‘Probable that ies the means #ils fund! ia time to ~“gounteract. the effect of this weapon, and others still more destructive may be invented; but it is questionable whethet Prussia, i the present war, will have anything to oppose it. Bat the Prussians have a6t rested on the laurels they won at Sadowa. Their -geedie gun is said to be twice as ,effective as when uecd ini the:war with called, the wall rifle, which bas been extensively distributed in their army. ft is aimed and fired off by a soldier kneeling behind-ir and-¢atehing the resoil by, means of . padded cushion or saddle, The range of this new gun is said to be equal to, the. heaviest artilSPS ban, eat precision, and seems to be d mkilling artillerymen, pick ‘their horses, etc.,and and cavalry. The projectile is filled which Will be tested d@uritg the war. A London co yl Government could. nob heir to it for a “motnent. But’ the feeling is almost oaniversal here that the Greek Govern-. Marysville Appeal learns that the Board . ing which ood dé here thasthe Fy ville al lea: g which there will bea good demand ment behaved infamously in refusing . of Trustees of the Vacaville College at . for breadstuffs from this country. It to save, at any cost; and by any means, . a meeting held a Vacaville on Tuesday, . advises farmers therefore ‘to sell their aprives in Greece. In. voted'to remove the College to Santa . produce while fair prices are ruling, for ‘petior.-The tan: . Rosa, The vote stood 11 to 10. The . it is risking too much to hold-on “In exrd ;. people of Vacaville are much excited , pectation of a long contest. then the brigands, were, pursued and ———— the lives of the som was paid, the prisoners released ie :. fe ras So oa as z t99:4 1a0.808 20 Dteesss ai SATURDAY MORNING! AUG. 6. an explosive material and vhere is a needle on the point which is pushed into the charge when. it strikes, cans ing an explosion. Both nations have other improved weapons, the merits of ed Lord Clarendon. While the fate-of-the prisoners was goatee ke epuldneither eat nor sleep. ight and day be wae sending and receiving messages, urging Mr. Erskine 10 do everything in his power'to save them; and, when the news, of, their death came he was prostrated by the blow, and never recovered.. The Times Ni : ’ qelgenee. this invested, but no general mercantile Fenians had taken some prisoners and demanded -ameety “aiid “money the and manafacturing book and stationof nate about twenty acres of ‘land, $15,. penes: of Prussia of course must duty it is to visit and instruct the and other-domesm = : 6s : : 06 3 wa na i ¥: ‘ti Monday by the acting’ State Con. . Jeeutly béeufound in was found by an A ; mt of the calcalated’ {Hit the “spéciies! contains . way of selgium, says the Prussians nine pounds of quartz, leaving of gold . were driven from. strong position by . ninety-seven pounds, and its value is / » sharp artillery fire of the French,who about nineteen thousand dollars. We . remained masters of thefield. 4 Paris believe it is the largest nugget ever . paper says ‘Saarbrucken is in ashes: found in the State, ‘and with perhaps . The following is the account. teleone exception, the largest found in. graphed by Napoleon to the Empress : modern times. The above paper says: . “Louis received his baptism of fire with ‘It was found upon or near the surface: . admirable sang froid. Gen, Troissard with almost equal balkof gold and rock . took the heights above the left bank/ot visible, in Baltimore ravine, which was . the Saar. The Pruesians made a short supposed to have been worked overand . resistance. We were on the first line, over, from mouth to head, dozens and . and cannon balls and bullets fell all . dozens of times, and which ‘has often . ground’ at our feet. Louis ‘has. prebeen deserted and cunsidered exhausted . served a ball which fell near him. The to have worked.resamed and renewed . soldiers wept at seeing him so calm. suctesses, time after time and year af-. We lost one. officer and ten men.” ter year. For more than twenty years . There is no doubt now that Prince Imintelligent and industrious miners, in . perial is an extraordinary boy. His cluding those of all races, creeds and . father brags on him. colors, have delved and dug along Bales = timore ravine; it has yidlded many big ‘A SeLi.—A commercial sell has been chunks and many thousands and tens imposed upon many of the New York) of thousands of coarse gold, but here, merchants through the presumed es‘almost in plain sight, right within tablishment of a society for the supreach, has all the while lain this huge pression of gambling, into which the specimen, only nine pounds of rock to good. natured and credulous ‘Horace ninety-seven pounds of pure gold,worth Greeley has been wheedled ‘usa patron. over nineteen thousand dollars! The _—— isyhowmver, ran by ® _ Ender is an Austrian, hitherto indigent . % broken down policemen, who “see . and earning a precarious livelihood, . WOM°Y in it” through collecting sabwho, we are informed, has never paid scriptions from merchants in recoma dollar of tax in the State." 'This inct. pense for presumptively watching their dent, like many of a. similar character clerks. For instance, @ firm receivesa that have.occurred in this viclhity, verconfidential communication that some ifies the maxim that “it is better to be of their clerks are in the habit of visit born lucky than rich.” It also adds to ing gambling saloons. , To receive para long line of previous confirmations ticulars as to this general charge the that this section is one of the finest . frm is compelled to become an annual nugget nests in the world. It also sussubscriber, paying from twenty-five to tains the doctrine that “there is no tell. *¥° thousand dollars to learn abso ing where lightning (luck) will strike.” lutely nothing. —_ Behe ee pens Apiars 1s] . ome mamrine—h. Teneee dis. ong & ce e to just . such = vicissitude as befell this AusOe Be Sako trian. Ps French had made an attack on Weis‘New’ Yoru’ Pottrics—The New senburg. As that isa French town,and York Evening Post reviews political occupied by French troops, no credit . ptospects in New York, and says: It is) wa* given to the fumor. Later dic understood that the ,Republicans will . patches, however, state that the Prosnot give up this State this year as a sians attacked the place on the 4th, and hopeless ‘matter, but will hold their drove out the French troops, consisting @onvention in season, make strong of a part of MeMahon’s corps. A French nominations and have a thorough canGeneral was killed, and. the Prussians vase. ‘The ill success of the “still hunt” . captured aqme prisonersy “fs {57 last year ig a warning.’Among the a sng names said to be most considered for * eee sy he “2! Sa, se Fa tbe somina tion for -Gorernon, thove of cine at the high school of Zarich, is George Dawson, of Albany, Amaziah said 0 be “a ‘Constant surprise to, her B. James’ of Ogdensburgh, William ‘a. professors on dtcount of the extraordiWheeler, of Malone and Stewart L. 5°77 Dens, exhibited. by, her at the Woodford, of Brooklyn, occur as most clinical and post mortem examinations prominent. : of the institution. There are eleven Re ai 7 other girls in the same class, but most Bancrorr’s Wook’ Wtidiness, Market . of them get rather nérvons when tlie street, Sau Franciseo, is probably more blood spurts freely and the saw is hiss-4 extended thin auy sitnilar cétublish. ing through the bones. ment in the world. Besides carrying 4} 4's Pers ort fall stock of books in-evér idepartthent. NEW TORK PRorgRty.—The total of literature, and ‘paper and stationery, aseessed value of property, real and they include manufacturing ‘of every personal, as returned by the Agsesebr description, an elegant printing office, of New York City, for the year 1870, book bindery, and engraving and Jitho. *™0Unts *0 $1,047;427,049, ‘being “an graphing departments. The whole is incréase over 1969-of $88,169,885 The: fitted up ata cost.of over half. a milheaviest. wards are “the, Eighteenth,

lion of dollars. There are many pubwhich represents over $50,000,000, the Twenty-first that counts up $64,500,000. A Snort Wan.—The New -York Tribune expresses the opinion that the EXxcrreMeNT aT VACAVILLE.—The . war in Earope will be 4 short one, durery business. combined equal to it. = AE oyer Abe,matier, and will probably pase pt of the ransom re . start another College there using the} WAR PE oh Paris dispatch cov Sharp. practice, .which. may apuilding that ‘will be vacated when the . says ane } t yet be avenged.—+»— present pupils'depart for Santa Rosa. epee d e matter tele cy, an . . /Phe Santa Rosa people, we. believe;do. equal to five million’ dollars. The ex000 in moneyand other valuable con2 ia Pd ‘dominate. It is Greek and Moorish—it 730 Chinese in the county. eoorigus, Bub 20 more than the tx-. OF monument of Turin. Upon a. sma a Greek. temple in.white and pink.) Above, a little backwards, is a kind of second temple. The whole is traversed. and thousands of: splendid embellishmente. White and-reddish colors pre-_ is Romanic and Gothic; there is a blending of all. styles, without overstraining and without bad taste. Bat what makes this structure somewhat . tuwer, with pierced walls rising above this orhairiented, beautifal construction, reminding of Asia and Egypt,of Thebes and Ninevah, Surely, the architect of this building was gifted by imagination. He was an ableinterpreter of the Hebrew temple to be erected at the ‘brink of a strange river. Never, since the great destruction has Israc] poseessed’a more magnificent temple in which the hymns of David resounded. This building is fit for the talented Italian Jews, whoare a powerat the Exchange, at the press and at the parliament, Lion Loosz IN THE STREET.—While a train of cars, with a menagerie on board, was stopping recently at Bur-] lington, Vt., the car doors "were opened . to give the elephant and camels air, and a large crowd collected to witness through the small ‘grates of their cage cage to clean it out, and as he opened the door one of. the lions sprang. past him, and alighted in the street among the crowd. It is recorded that boot heels and coat tails disappeared around lumber piles in short order, and for a few minutes he had things his own way in the street. He finally retreated under the cage, when a loop was got around him, and* he was drawn back into the cage, NAPoLEON has some firm believers in his star on this side of the water, not-: withstanding the general. tendency of: the American mind to sympathize with Prussia. A New Yorker, named George W. Gibbons, of Clinton place, offers to wager $10,000 that the Emperor Napoleon will. be in the city of Berlin, in ninety days, dictating terms to King William. si Orxspy County.—Captain Witherell the Census Marshal of Ormsby county, Nevada State, has.completed his labors and forwarded his returnsto Marshal Lammon. The Carson Appeal is permitted to state that the total population of the county is 3,655. The population of Carson City is 2,200. There are RaitRoaD ‘SuRVEY.—A telegram from Portland states that the North. Pacifié Raiirdad burveying party, which started from “Olympia a few days ago, for the route towards Columbia river,’ bizarre and unexpected is a mammoth . the show. ‘The lions could also be seep . containing four of the beasts. The} keeperr of the animals _entered the are making a preliminary, examination . . Monday August8th.18 70. debit THOMSON puld respectinlly inform the pcople ofNevada County that > ae Si prepared'to mangiacture to order MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, . : WASH STANDS, <c. Atas low rates as the same artic es can be obiained in the State. ge All. kines of GRANITE WORK for Grave Lote,’ , &¢.,a8 died aii kinds of brick work executed with neatness and dispatch. 70,000 Good Bricks for sale Cheap. Orders lett at the shop, oppcsite the New York House, or with Brown & Deai. at the Daily Transcript Office, will Meet witb prompt attention. . ALEX. THOMSON. Nevada, July 28th, 3870. ‘ IMPORTANT MEDICAL’ NOTICE wwe a ee ee : ROP’ BOF THE NEW-YORK MUMOF. NATOMY, Author of *“Marriage and its ts. Mannood: or Control o1 the’ 2,” “Medi¢al Beeayt on the Cause and Cure of Premature Decline in Man,” etc., has ‘conteded to the earnert solicitation of California Patients. ard iermanentiy located & Branch ef hie Establish; ment at No. 221 Powell Street, Where he may be consulted on those Diseases which he —— so many years succersiubiy practiced, viz: MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY, SPERMATORRAGA4, NOCTURNAL LOSSES, And all Diseases of the Nervous and Generoos System, es a — — bape 2 rest assured that from bie long experien.co and professional st al cases mast give way to his ACKNOW ED SHILL. “CONTROL OF THE PASSIONS.” oe very able work, ® recent proguction of “the: eee Functions ‘aa the Nervous Cc I it shows how M may be Lun, and how RESTORED. “JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY.” The above work may be had on receipt of 50 cents, by addreeting the author, DE. S.T. EB. BECK, No, 81 PowstL Jrxser. gz" Due Notice wil! be given of the opering of the New York acne p Pecos sol Office Hours for Consultation, from 10 4. . till 8 P.t., andfrom6to9®. B., Daily. On Sundaye,Sa.m. tHl1F.™. “ Ne. 221 Powell Street, Corner Geary Street, fan Francisco. jy80-2m. and so far Suk -Factorny—The California Silk Manufacturing. Company. held a meeting on Wednésday, and let-a contract for the erection of a factory at San oS a Pusiic. Dept.—The public debt statement on the Ist of August, gave the amount, less cash in the Treasury. July, was $17,000,000. have found i an excellent . ——= at $2,369,324.476. The decrease daring Mee having left my bed and board without just caute or gta tion, all persone are pete notified tt account as i will not Bot to FUR oe ay oot ber. contract: Jambia Hill, July 7th, 1870. On Broad Street, Nevada City. —