December 25, 1869 (4 pages)

2 ArtemPt To Rog tue STaTE TREAS‘URY The passage by the Senate of a bill to alle w Hall. & Garrison $5,000 for damages fesulting from the destruction of the printing press destroyed in Vi.) salia, deserves no milder appellative than an aliémipt to rob the State Treasge ary. We hazard the opinion that the entire concern was not worth $1,500, including good will and fixtures, apd the destruction by the soldiers pfly saved it from a natural death in a few months. Those. familiar with the career of L. P. Hall, as editor and pub" ligherto this Stete, are-welkonware of this fact. His touch has been death j to any newspaper he has controlled. But'this is not the point. It is the duty of the authorities to protect property, aud in case of the failuredaniages should be paid. It matters not how objectionable the sentinients of a press may be, the community has no right to destroy it by mob violence, any more than any other private property, and when such things are done a reasonable‘compensation should be paid. This is not only jyst, but it is sound policy. But it is also true that the party whose agents were guilty, should pay the damages. -In this case it is admitted hat the destruction was by United States soldiers,and the United States government is therefore responsible in this view of the case, and the Senate of California had no more right to take , than to vote money in pay_ ment for Negroes emancipated in Tennessee by the United States authorities. There is still another view of the ease, Which it would be well for Democratic Asgsemblymen to consider before voting for this bill. , At the last session of the Legislature a law was passed ander which Hall & Garrison might obtain redress, It will be found on page. 418 of the-statates of 1867-8, and be-. fore casting a vote for this iniquitous proposition, every Assemblyman should read this law. It makes the city or county responsible for all real'or personal property destroyed by a meb, and this law provides how suits shall be commenced, and affords ample opportunity for getting even. A bill passed similar to this, allowing Hall & Garrison to. sue, would be just, but their friends object to such a course, for the reason that the proprietors will becompelled to prove on oath the value of the material, and the county will have ‘an opportunity to show the extentiof damage, which a correspondent of the Union states that, Hall himself said wos only worth $1000 atithe time of. the destruction of property. If they are damaged as they no doubt were, let the Legisla” ture give them a ¢hance to prove the extent before a jury and recover from the county in which the violence was done: ‘Tye Senate has, instead of so doing, attempted to rob the tax payers of every county in the State to pay an outrageous price for damage which was sustaitied by’ the violence of the au‘thorities in Tulare county. It remains to be. seen whether such. a villainous measure will be passed by the Assembly, and signed by the Goverhor. If such a precedent is once established, we may look for hundreds of others of a similar character to be brought up. The Legislature should do Hall & Garrison justice we hold, but the people of this State have some rights in the case, and.should not be robbed by the payment of the outrageous price named in the Senate bill. Los ANGELES,by .a public meeting, has decided against granting her county bonds ia aid of the’ extension of the _ San Joaquin Railroad through San BerMardino, bat, will donate to the road an amount equal to the taxes it will pay” to.the county in twenty years. Srreer RamRoabd In Strockron.— .A bill. was introduced in the Senate and has been referred :to the San Joaquin delegation, to authorize H. 8. Sargent to construct a street railroad in Stockton. yeaa oney from the State Treasury for this . Nor VERY SuCcESsFUL.—The Suez learned what the French are learning pover:"The first mercantile ‘vesser that passed through the Suez Canal on its way to Bombay was wrecked ia the Red Sea. This ‘is not encouraging. The pare Noel only went eighty-six miles’ fron’ Sees beforé it fell a victim tolsome treacherous sand bank or coral reef. M. DeLesseps must get the Red Sea . pbueyed before his canal will be of any great service to commerce. And the canal must be protected from the sands ; ‘Will haye to be. planked or. timbered, THE Sacramento Valley Beet-Sugar riment, resulting in a fair grade of brown sugar. By ¢areful nianipulation it is ascertained that seven per cent. of ‘sugar, or 140 pounds, can be extracted per ton of raw material, besides a residum of molasses fit for distillation. In Eu rope the yield is but one per dent more, with the advantage of the best machinery. ‘The stockholders seem greatly elated. ‘A CHANCE FOR CALIFORNIA.—In the House of Representatives Warner introduced a bill for the more equal distribution of the national banking capital} providing that the amoant of circulating notes issued by banking as sociations,.shall.not exeeed $340,000,000, the preference to be given in issuing said notes to sections having the least National Bank circulation, THE Brooklyn plasterers, who havé been receiving five dollars per day of eight hours, now receive for the same time, four dollars.and a half. ‘The concession was made:in order that the employers favorable to the society might not be pat to a disadvantage by those hostile to the society who get non-union men to work for four dollars ‘and a half per day of ten Hours, ‘acces A LETTER‘ from New Orleans says more than:1,000 white laborers, mostly Germans, together with colored, had arrived there’ front the West, during the past week, to work on sugar plantations in the Téche countfy. They get $45 a month, their board paid and a free passage, . Jou Ricmy-et al, residents of Sydney, who claim to be relatives of the late Dayid C. Broderick, have commenced svitin the United States Circuit Court against John A, McGlynn to recover possession of the Broderick estate. It is said that petitions are going up to Harrisburg, praying the Pennsylvania Legislature’ to re-enact the ‘Ten Commandments. An exchange. commends.the matter to the California Legislature. PRESIDENT GRANT has tendered Col. Coey, Postmaster of San Francisco, the position of Internal Revenue Collector, vice Rawlins, deceased, which has been declined, the Colonel preferring his present office. THE TeXas cattle, of which large numbers are comifig into the lower end of the State, are in fine condition, with no.symptoms of disease. IN the town of Ellis, on the Western Pacific Railroad, there ‘are neatly 40 houses and others are being built. Marsuat Nightingill, of Marysville, has sent a box of oranges, growing on a tree in his garden, to his friends in thé East. THERE are more convicts in the Calother State in the Union in proportion to its population. Tax telegraph line along the California and Oregon railroad is progressing. Acar lead of wire has been sent to the “front.” @ Droves of Texas: cattle are coming into the southérn counties of this State in good order. THE Stock Biians are to-have a woolen mill. . It is ggated that E. Lambert, a man of means and &nergy, has Company have made a successful expe. ifornia State Prison than that of any” concluded to engage in that business, fe. o. Nor so WELL.—The Assembly yes-. SPENCER & P The reconside vo ch . » E A 17 tlie Sdrramento Polfge Bill wig def€atec, I Fs x age passed it, by $8 to 29. Bhiswasa} . a 1a bad move.—Bee. = ' ie = ‘Mon. Sam. T. Oltes , Of t county, . = = to lifs credit be it Said, did “all in his’ Curt t he bill more g power to defeat the bill. F Recerrts oF THEATRES.—During the month. Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and childrén calenids of November the receipts of the different places sana a at cents Leeghes tor w rt of amusement in San Francisco were as fol 1 OP : . fin lows: California Theatre,$26,894; Maguire’s <a i \ x ing, m la Union, $6,834 ; Pacific Theatre,$3,529 ; Ana. ones : 3 nary tomical Museum, $828; Woodward's Garden, Pw. K. SPENCER. JOHN PATTISON, pair $1,959; Chinese Theatre, $1,310. pees SPENCER & PATTISON, oil : Eas a z = 4 charac Prowine-# he farmers in Calave= peace to a. R. ak om day in ras Valley and at other along road street.->. .--Neva, ity. he foot hil’ ithe Thal Ar YING ADDED LARGELY.TO THE ap the foot hil's, says 1 Stock of Goods, we shal! keep constautis of a gus of December 18th, have succeeded jy on hand an assortment of : toe in plowing and sowing a good portion Handsome Gift Books, faanitio of their crops. = ' School Books, as they ee ae ee =, . Initio] Paper. Legal. Letter and past T says that abou = eit i : Watulk Ger age eS Fancy Note Paper. it 7Y-o’clock on Thursday morning last a = every light shotk®(catthaGal@ was. ex em See BLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BLANKS; GOLD 3 hey tiie slight shock of ea Pe . Have the Largest, the Best, and . PENS, PAPERS, PERIODICALS and Mag. ie rienced in that city. ; G +. . AZINES, and a general assortment ot STAbeen " ‘Te Central Pacific Railroad adver THE SnsAreet aise cogs armani: Boag den ta weit ie HE Central Pa 2r: , sin A deli sale tn 2a tle at STrotK OF Office of the Western Union Tek . In ] tises to deliver goods in .Marysville a egraph Co; + ies the same rates they are delivered by HOLID AY GOODS Nevada, Dec. 6th, 1869. > it woul ocean steamers at San Francisco from ean 9 ch ‘et an Teas aon New York. IN THIS CITY! . For Christmas and New Year's ot mee ——— Presents! THE Western Pacific Railroad ComBefore making your purchases call ciple. the fam pany has fitted up the Oakland ferry}. on Spencer & Pattison! . Buy Something That Will Be a review boat so as to carry five freight cars at a Pe Durable! during load. ‘ ES este: bs We hav . PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSOfe : palaly TuE search for the bodies of the three CIATION OF CALIFORNIA, CREAT BARCAINS! more pl men drowned:in Lake.Tahoe has thus im as hes a : hee . far proved unsuccessful. Emcorpornted. ::.:<-:.Oetoners ° GOLDSMITH has on hund a Mag) dood th F Woe as , BIECT.—THE OBJECT oF . cA. “nificent Stock of Goods Suitableforthe . ‘ Ir is stated that abéut 100 families this Association is to secure a cash pay. coming Holidays. ‘They eourist of land, th er F AU. i af eathi a a ’ are now on the sone to California, mostment eee ee oe eae ee te dadiyus, Fine Shawls, baplions thern States. ‘Tet any dollars as there ure individuais of : mas” es sdiicgaedanss = gore the class to which such deceased subscriber Elegant Dress. Goods, bares THE coger os — Both Houses Sitetankiw:-The subscription — are Cloaks, j to be fes ji the holidays, and will ten dollars at joining, and one dollar on thepagmasnes Jan sey 4th, 1870 . death — “eubecriber hae og regen F ancy Articles and if p ea ° f each subscriber is paid to the heirs or “tats : Sr re ‘3 sestanaol.nadechbeet. ‘a etc. etc, ete. tainly p : A coop Methodist ernest iors taciating Sntlen aha Haan Koch on * Which he offers for sale at LOV ER RATES a blessir lived an s very ones salary, Nip eh bee limited to 5,000 subscribers. As classes are . than ever before offeiedin this city. DuN'? and soci: : U devel terly installment. He had called a/ so poor that he can notpay ten dollars at YOU HAVE SEEN THESE GOODS aND velop ' ber of times, but each time put off . joining and one dollar occasionally, thus se: 3 ae 0 —— , pa curing $5,000 to his or-her heirs opassigns. . ASCERTAINED THEI PRICEs. ture. with some excuse, At length he went . “How sy Become a MEMBER.—A person de. ; to-day sl tohis steward, and. ac him he must . -sirous os becoming, 6 siilactiver Lamas nl out. Callon ' A. GOLDSMITH, . th the’ have his money, for his family were . an-applicatton, and forward it with ten dollars Sod St . 3 suffering for the necessaries of life. ‘ . by, check, dratt or by expressin gold or silver . d5 Corner of Pine and —s Streets. can, wit . 1” replied ne ewan, “you all communications should be addressed 10, MMS. M. SULIG, ry hons one t the Secretary ofthe PACIFIC OTECTIVE ceunuhel vee re a of scale g ie i: ASSUULATION, Snethadas eaener of Hawt ; a Good those Ww! *s : roa ; Sa ti t Millin “Souls!” replied the minister, “I'. F00 Skat is heuk.) an, Petes Pay “i ery an ancy Goods the poor can’t eat souls, and if I could, it would gern weas 8: Are on Proient EMBROIDERIES, make t] take a thousand such as yours to make a. . Geo. H. Russell, Vice President; John H. TKIMMINGS, decent meal.” — Secretary; Jas. A, Pritchard,.'I'reasVELVET RIBBONS, ~ eeu From Minnesota we have this little’. jon. HENRY DULION. President FarmFLOW BRS, this city romance: A lady who had been a teacher . ers and Mechanics’ bank, Braids, Sewing Silks, Laces, Vc ils, sold, wei in that State married a missionary and. Hou. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun . Mosiery,Gloves,Combs Rotwiths went out 'to India, carrying with her, “+ — repre ie cb Brushes, Etc. wai photographs of friends and aequaint-. go Vreecisco’ ‘ ney “./ CORSETS OF THE BEST MAKE. rngatey. ances. A young Peek officer of her tlsgd: BOUTH, Esg., Viiiou Iron’ Works, Sy . ey never kr . ‘ ie scares one day ne ae eee, hem? . SHTENICY WILLIAMS, Kaq,, Real Estate, . Between Bush d Sutter.8AN FRANCISOO. so many P y : 100 . san Francisco, in this c! the maerrnite of Miss Jennie Shaw, of} jJoHN vu. HANSCOM, Esq., tna Iron . _ G7 Latest Style of Goods Received by , the ii Lakeland, Minn. He opened a corres. Works, San Francieo, ; ag nig 2 SSE a @ artic pondence with her;‘and they were at Pg Boag he ore Eeq., O'Brien, Bash . Oey pone Eacest Siape. one great val last engaged without either having . “yon’J. PUN ES, Gold Hill, Nevada. Miltiners supplies with ily Eengthe a der such seen the otlfer. He has since came to FRANK G. GUILD. Agent, —_. Welesale Prices. —— ant tusk this country, visited the lady,and they} 14 Nevada city. saiaas : coun ’ being mutually pleased were married a . — ae ; the great few weeks ago, and have gone to BuCHRISTMAS SOIREE. AITKEN & CO., two taste a t4 AT TEMPERANCE HALL. : PREMIUM 2a chases, seutly; "a ldwyer be @ Mies . Ai Nelahere PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, erda ’ TMAS SOIREE will be . ; through slow torture by asking him A given by the I K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, ‘that he } all manner of irrelevant and insolent 5 SACRAMENTO, name of questions. After the adjournment of Nevada Brass and String Band, : Colorad the court the outraged witness “went ON CHRISTMAS NIGHT, es pray ra for” the lawyer with a rawhide and DEC. 25 usior and 25th, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, gave him a most uamerciful thrashing. f rect a culty of ‘The punishment was eo manifestly de. FE a, . rom 7% 1-2 o'clock till 12. Tickets GRAVE STONES, MANTLES Py served. that public ppinion sustained . floor Managers — W. W. Cross, J. Ear! SAREE TOES, WAP ae written ; the witness, ania lawyer did not . Brown, Chas. McElvey, L. Jacobs. a22 &c, &. , seek legal redress. : . Sp all kinds of work done in Indian place ve A Cutcaco paper tells a story of election ONE PER CENT. PER MONTH Si ee enipiare and Ornanenal, Nevada night, which it thinks shows the enterprise Dancy + aa ON SIX MONTHS’ DEPOSwork done in superior style. Bald Mo pth celine inotiens get ie al jeg ae W. ©. POPE, Agent, Grass Valley, ve prea A ban they, —_ peaks what was the ronan oye fe nee designs of everything in wi ; Cris’ news, they replied the hone. *“Wedon't é dabble in tics. € build the fire so that err PUILDING, LOAK AND — é Congregs when the news comes we can sell it out to SAVINGS BANE, Churches the side that beats I" ‘ 8. D. & H, W. SMITH’S . Salad oh DanigL: WEBSTER wet, after continued ae Hore: ove S00r fam Reneeme C NS ] h “ provocation, to the editor of a newspaper, SAN FRANCISCO. AMERICAN ORCA on chu which referred to-his private aflairs, and esTHOMAS MOONEY, President. Y ing the pecially ta.his not paying his debts. He said, . $25-3m . , v h substantially: “It is true that . have not : a : vn Si Oe ao peae ey cekts Pauctually, aud that I . WPINING NOTICE.—To William R. Oaes,. EDWARD F. PEIRCE, with @ la owe mouey. Une cause of this is that I have William Mills, agent for William Johns, ‘ 5 hot pressed those who owe me tor pay. As . William Knight, Richard Bowden and Thomas, . AGENT. ents, for an iastance ct this 1 enclose your iather’s . Thomas, ing: You and each of you are note, made to me thirty years ago, for money . hereby notified that.a meeting of the G No 228 Sutter street, CuINaM lent to educate his boys. Eastern Mining Gompent, kelief Hill District, E ° ae count » Call ‘orn a, will be bald at Se : SAN FRANCISOO. "= National : — ednesday, January 2% — ; . . for the purpose of levying a i ome ing to s Administrator's Sale. ain, the ovnere of said ¢ ae ier tee par The American Organ nea a Grass Va agg se @f pros ting, worki d * Noe mm gb ght that in pursuance the anid Groat Bestern Ocinpan ste ann by Attractive : thigh. County of Nevada, State of Califegis inthe . Said meeting is called in accordance with an . r. VHEY are superior to all others in theit , on the 28d da of December, 1869, In the nae, . ActO! the Legislature, approved April 2d, 1866, 1 greater fulluess and Pipe Organ tone, vor ter'of the Estate of John Bagley, deen, . 22d entitled “An Act concerning partnerships . ume and power, ‘They are superior in es: His N the undersigned. Admunistrater 4 i ased, . for mining purposes” by the undersigned “pression, quickness ef action, and elasticity « who of said deceased, will sell at public fae Pony eee of wake Claimpcasa youd ae ith of the = touch, sentering: Shum. pertect 1 lis ie o ° ’ . er noti. ‘ Spe eae ‘MONDAY eo lye that if your shares are not represented The Aintrican Organs are by far the Th at Janeane. a hie sath ene oy day of . the undersigned will proceed ta levy an assess. most beautiful in exterior finish, Jormine 8 ursda} Saloon formerly occupied by dec 4. M., at the . ment and sell, if delinquent, in accordance handsome piece of Furniture for the Parlor er ‘ vada City and County, the +e in Ne* . with law, 86 mach of your interests as may be . Sitting koom and occupying but little pace. P of deceased, consisting of y property ¥ nec to pay said assessment, The American Organs are pronounced Ost . Liquors, Fixtares en ac. oon Furniture, Signed: Joshua Penrose, Btijsh Penrose, . by more than one-hundred ofthe Best Organbeen rec Dated’ December 23d, 1869 William D. Harris, Themes ris, Peter } ists of the country to be superior to apy other W: HL baVv’ N, AdminitWa Hooper, William Harris, C, Hickman, Willian proanced, and have received the Fi ‘0 state + Niles Searls, Atty, §, : Be Paes. remium wherever e from 12 ; e . # Kelief Hill, November 30th, : San Francisco, Dee. 12t4. u * ae & * \ ,

2 ArtemPt To Rog tue STaTE TREAS‘URY The passage by the Senate of a bill to alle w Hall. & Garrison $5,000 for damages fesulting from the destruction of the printing press destroyed in Vi.) salia, deserves no milder appellative than an aliémipt to rob the State Treasge ary. We hazard the opinion that the entire concern was not worth $1,500, including good will and fixtures, apd the destruction by the soldiers pfly saved it from a natural death in a few months. Those. familiar with the career of L. P. Hall, as editor and pub" ligherto this Stete, are-welkonware of this fact. His touch has been death j to any newspaper he has controlled. But'this is not the point. It is the duty of the authorities to protect property, aud in case of the failuredaniages should be paid. It matters not how objectionable the sentinients of a press may be, the community has no right to destroy it by mob violence, any more than any other private property, and when such things are done a reasonable‘compensation should be paid. This is not only jyst, but it is sound policy. But it is also true that the party whose agents were guilty, should pay the damages. -In this case it is admitted hat the destruction was by United States soldiers,and the United States government is therefore responsible in this view of the case, and the Senate of California had no more right to take , than to vote money in pay_ ment for Negroes emancipated in Tennessee by the United States authorities. There is still another view of the ease, Which it would be well for Democratic Asgsemblymen to consider before voting for this bill. , At the last session of the Legislature a law was passed ander which Hall & Garrison might obtain redress, It will be found on page. 418 of the-statates of 1867-8, and be-. fore casting a vote for this iniquitous proposition, every Assemblyman should read this law. It makes the city or county responsible for all real'or personal property destroyed by a meb, and this law provides how suits shall be commenced, and affords ample opportunity for getting even. A bill passed similar to this, allowing Hall & Garrison to. sue, would be just, but their friends object to such a course, for the reason that the proprietors will becompelled to prove on oath the value of the material, and the county will have ‘an opportunity to show the extentiof damage, which a correspondent of the Union states that, Hall himself said wos only worth $1000 atithe time of. the destruction of property. If they are damaged as they no doubt were, let the Legisla” ture give them a ¢hance to prove the extent before a jury and recover from the county in which the violence was done: ‘Tye Senate has, instead of so doing, attempted to rob the tax payers of every county in the State to pay an outrageous price for damage which was sustaitied by’ the violence of the au‘thorities in Tulare county. It remains to be. seen whether such. a villainous measure will be passed by the Assembly, and signed by the Goverhor. If such a precedent is once established, we may look for hundreds of others of a similar character to be brought up. The Legislature should do Hall & Garrison justice we hold, but the people of this State have some rights in the case, and.should not be robbed by the payment of the outrageous price named in the Senate bill. Los ANGELES,by .a public meeting, has decided against granting her county bonds ia aid of the’ extension of the _ San Joaquin Railroad through San BerMardino, bat, will donate to the road an amount equal to the taxes it will pay” to.the county in twenty years. Srreer RamRoabd In Strockron.— .A bill. was introduced in the Senate and has been referred :to the San Joaquin delegation, to authorize H. 8. Sargent to construct a street railroad in Stockton. yeaa oney from the State Treasury for this . Nor VERY SuCcESsFUL.—The Suez learned what the French are learning pover:"The first mercantile ‘vesser that passed through the Suez Canal on its way to Bombay was wrecked ia the Red Sea. This ‘is not encouraging. The pare Noel only went eighty-six miles’ fron’ Sees beforé it fell a victim tolsome treacherous sand bank or coral reef. M. DeLesseps must get the Red Sea . pbueyed before his canal will be of any great service to commerce. And the canal must be protected from the sands ; ‘Will haye to be. planked or. timbered, THE Sacramento Valley Beet-Sugar riment, resulting in a fair grade of brown sugar. By ¢areful nianipulation it is ascertained that seven per cent. of ‘sugar, or 140 pounds, can be extracted per ton of raw material, besides a residum of molasses fit for distillation. In Eu rope the yield is but one per dent more, with the advantage of the best machinery. ‘The stockholders seem greatly elated. ‘A CHANCE FOR CALIFORNIA.—In the House of Representatives Warner introduced a bill for the more equal distribution of the national banking capital} providing that the amoant of circulating notes issued by banking as sociations,.shall.not exeeed $340,000,000, the preference to be given in issuing said notes to sections having the least National Bank circulation, THE Brooklyn plasterers, who havé been receiving five dollars per day of eight hours, now receive for the same time, four dollars.and a half. ‘The concession was made:in order that the employers favorable to the society might not be pat to a disadvantage by those hostile to the society who get non-union men to work for four dollars ‘and a half per day of ten Hours, ‘acces A LETTER‘ from New Orleans says more than:1,000 white laborers, mostly Germans, together with colored, had arrived there’ front the West, during the past week, to work on sugar plantations in the Téche countfy. They get $45 a month, their board paid and a free passage, . Jou Ricmy-et al, residents of Sydney, who claim to be relatives of the late Dayid C. Broderick, have commenced svitin the United States Circuit Court against John A, McGlynn to recover possession of the Broderick estate. It is said that petitions are going up to Harrisburg, praying the Pennsylvania Legislature’ to re-enact the ‘Ten Commandments. An exchange. commends.the matter to the California Legislature. PRESIDENT GRANT has tendered Col. Coey, Postmaster of San Francisco, the position of Internal Revenue Collector, vice Rawlins, deceased, which has been declined, the Colonel preferring his present office. THE TeXas cattle, of which large numbers are comifig into the lower end of the State, are in fine condition, with no.symptoms of disease. IN the town of Ellis, on the Western Pacific Railroad, there ‘are neatly 40 houses and others are being built. Marsuat Nightingill, of Marysville, has sent a box of oranges, growing on a tree in his garden, to his friends in thé East. THERE are more convicts in the Calother State in the Union in proportion to its population. Tax telegraph line along the California and Oregon railroad is progressing. Acar lead of wire has been sent to the “front.” @

Droves of Texas: cattle are coming into the southérn counties of this State in good order. THE Stock Biians are to-have a woolen mill. . It is ggated that E. Lambert, a man of means and &nergy, has Company have made a successful expe. ifornia State Prison than that of any” concluded to engage in that business, fe. o. Nor so WELL.—The Assembly yes-. SPENCER & P The reconside vo ch . » E A 17 tlie Sdrramento Polfge Bill wig def€atec, I Fs x age passed it, by $8 to 29. Bhiswasa} . a 1a bad move.—Bee. = ' ie = ‘Mon. Sam. T. Oltes , Of t county, . = = to lifs credit be it Said, did “all in his’ Curt t he bill more g power to defeat the bill. F Recerrts oF THEATRES.—During the month. Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and childrén calenids of November the receipts of the different places sana a at cents Leeghes tor w rt of amusement in San Francisco were as fol 1 OP : . fin lows: California Theatre,$26,894; Maguire’s <a i \ x ing, m la Union, $6,834 ; Pacific Theatre,$3,529 ; Ana. ones : 3 nary tomical Museum, $828; Woodward's Garden, Pw. K. SPENCER. JOHN PATTISON, pair $1,959; Chinese Theatre, $1,310. pees SPENCER & PATTISON, oil : Eas a z = 4 charac Prowine-# he farmers in Calave= peace to a. R. ak om day in ras Valley and at other along road street.->.. .--Neva, ity. he foot hil’ ithe Thal Ar YING ADDED LARGELY.TO THE ap the foot hil's, says 1 Stock of Goods, we shal! keep constautis of a gus of December 18th, have succeeded jy on hand an assortment of : toe in plowing and sowing a good portion Handsome Gift Books, faanitio of their crops. = ' School Books, as they ee ae ee =, . Initio] Paper. Legal. Letter and past T says that abou = eit i : Watulk Ger age eS Fancy Note Paper. it 7Y-o’clock on Thursday morning last a = every light shotk®(catthaGal@ was. ex em See BLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BLANKS; GOLD 3 hey tiie slight shock of ea Pe . Have the Largest, the Best, and . PENS, PAPERS, PERIODICALS and Mag. ie rienced in that city. ; G +. . AZINES, and a general assortment ot STAbeen " ‘Te Central Pacific Railroad adver THE SnsAreet aise cogs armani: Boag den ta weit ie HE Central Pa 2r: , sin A deli sale tn 2a tle at STrotK OF Office of the Western Union Tek . In ] tises to deliver goods in .Marysville a egraph Co; + ies the same rates they are delivered by HOLID AY GOODS Nevada, Dec. 6th, 1869. > it woul ocean steamers at San Francisco from ean 9 ch ‘et an Teas aon New York. IN THIS CITY! . For Christmas and New Year's ot mee ——— Presents! THE Western Pacific Railroad ComBefore making your purchases call ciple. the fam pany has fitted up the Oakland ferry}. on Spencer & Pattison! . Buy Something That Will Be a review boat so as to carry five freight cars at a Pe Durable! during load. ‘ ES este: bs We hav . PACIFIC PROTECTIVE ASSOfe : palaly TuE search for the bodies of the three CIATION OF CALIFORNIA, CREAT BARCAINS! more pl men drowned:in Lake.Tahoe has thus im as hes a : hee . far proved unsuccessful. Emcorpornted. ::.:<-:.Oetoners ° GOLDSMITH has on hund a Mag) dood th F Woe as , BIECT.—THE OBJECT oF . cA. “nificent Stock of Goods Suitableforthe . ‘ Ir is stated that abéut 100 families this Association is to secure a cash pay. coming Holidays. ‘They eourist of land, th er F AU. i af eathi a a ’ are now on the sone to California, mostment eee ee oe eae ee te dadiyus, Fine Shawls, baplions thern States. ‘Tet any dollars as there ure individuais of : mas” es sdiicgaedanss = gore the class to which such deceased subscriber Elegant Dress. Goods, bares THE coger os — Both Houses Sitetankiw:-The subscription — are Cloaks, j to be fes ji the holidays, and will ten dollars at joining, and one dollar on thepagmasnes Jan sey 4th, 1870 . death — “eubecriber hae og regen F ancy Articles and if p ea ° f each subscriber is paid to the heirs or “tats : Sr re ‘3 sestanaol.nadechbeet. ‘a etc.. etc, ete. tainly p : A coop Methodist ernest iors taciating Sntlen aha Haan Koch on * Which he offers for sale at LOV ER RATES a blessir lived an s very ones salary, Nip eh bee limited to 5,000 subscribers. As classes are . than ever before offeiedin this city. DuN'? and soci: : U devel terly installment. He had called a/ so poor that he can notpay ten dollars at YOU HAVE SEEN THESE GOODS aND velop ' ber of times, but each time put off . joining and one dollar occasionally, thus se: 3 ae 0 —— , pa curing $5,000 to his or-her heirs opassigns. . ASCERTAINED THEI PRICEs. ture. with some excuse, At length he went . “How sy Become a MEMBER.—A person de. ; to-day sl tohis steward, and. ac him he must . -sirous os becoming, 6 siilactiver Lamas nl out. Callon ' A. GOLDSMITH, . th the’ have his money, for his family were . an-applicatton, and forward it with ten dollars Sod St . 3 suffering for the necessaries of life. ‘ . by, check, dratt or by expressin gold or silver . d5 Corner of Pine and —s Streets. can, wit . 1” replied ne ewan, “you all communications should be addressed 10, MMS. M. SULIG, ry hons one t the Secretary ofthe PACIFIC OTECTIVE ceunuhel vee re a of scale g ie i: ASSUULATION, Snethadas eaener of Hawt ; a Good those Ww! *s : roa ; Sa ti t Millin “Souls!” replied the minister, “I'. F00 Skat is heuk.) an, Petes Pay “i ery an ancy Goods the poor can’t eat souls, and if I could, it would gern weas 8: Are on Proient EMBROIDERIES, make t] take a thousand such as yours to make a. . Geo. H. Russell, Vice President; John H. TKIMMINGS, decent meal.” — Secretary; Jas. A, Pritchard,.'I'reasVELVET RIBBONS, ~ eeu From Minnesota we have this little’. jon. HENRY DULION. President FarmFLOW BRS, this city romance: A lady who had been a teacher . ers and Mechanics’ bank, Braids, Sewing Silks, Laces, Vc ils, sold, wei in that State married a missionary and. Hou. SAMUEL COWLES, late Judge Coun . Mosiery,Gloves,Combs Rotwiths went out 'to India, carrying with her, “+ — repre ie cb Brushes, Etc. wai photographs of friends and aequaint-. go Vreecisco’ ‘ ney “./ CORSETS OF THE BEST MAKE. rngatey. ances. A young Peek officer of her tlsgd: BOUTH, Esg., Viiiou Iron’ Works, Sy . ey never kr . ‘ ie scares one day ne ae eee, hem? . SHTENICY WILLIAMS, Kaq,, Real Estate, . Between Bush d Sutter..8AN FRANCISOO. so many P y : 100 . san Francisco, in this c! the maerrnite of Miss Jennie Shaw, of} jJoHN vu. HANSCOM, Esq., tna Iron . _ G7 Latest Style of Goods Received by , the ii Lakeland, Minn. He opened a corres. Works, San Francieo, ; ag nig 2 SSE a @ artic pondence with her;‘and they were at Pg Boag he ore Eeq., O'Brien, Bash . Oey pone Eacest Siape. one great val last engaged without either having . “yon’J. PUN ES, Gold Hill, Nevada. Miltiners supplies with ily Eengthe a der such seen the otlfer. He has since came to FRANK G. GUILD. Agent, —_. Welesale Prices. —— ant tusk this country, visited the lady,and they} 14 Nevada city. saiaas : coun ’ being mutually pleased were married a . — ae ; the great few weeks ago, and have gone to BuCHRISTMAS SOIREE. AITKEN & CO., two taste a t4 AT TEMPERANCE HALL. : PREMIUM 2a chases, seutly; "a ldwyer be @ Mies . Ai Nelahere PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, erda ’ TMAS SOIREE will be . ; through slow torture by asking him A given by the I K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, ‘that he } all manner of irrelevant and insolent 5 SACRAMENTO, name of questions. After the adjournment of Nevada Brass and String Band, : Colorad the court the outraged witness “went ON CHRISTMAS NIGHT, es pray ra for” the lawyer with a rawhide and DEC. 25 usior and 25th, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, gave him a most uamerciful thrashing. f rect a culty of ‘The punishment was eo manifestly de. FE a, . rom 7% 1-2 o'clock till 12. Tickets GRAVE STONES, MANTLES Py served. that public ppinion sustained . floor Managers — W. W. Cross, J. Ear! SAREE TOES, WAP ae written ; the witness, ania lawyer did not . Brown, Chas. McElvey, L. Jacobs. a22 &c, &. , seek legal redress. : . Sp all kinds of work done in Indian place ve A Cutcaco paper tells a story of election ONE PER CENT. PER MONTH Si ee enipiare and Ornanenal, Nevada night, which it thinks shows the enterprise Dancy + aa ON SIX MONTHS’ DEPOSwork done in superior style. Bald Mo pth celine inotiens get ie al jeg ae W. ©. POPE, Agent, Grass Valley, ve prea A ban they, —_ peaks what was the ronan oye fe nee designs of everything in wi ; Cris’ news, they replied the hone. *“Wedon't é dabble in tics. € build the fire so that err PUILDING, LOAK AND — é Congregs when the news comes we can sell it out to SAVINGS BANE, Churches the side that beats I" ‘ 8. D. & H, W. SMITH’S . Salad oh DanigL: WEBSTER wet, after continued ae Hore: ove S00r fam Reneeme C NS ] h “ provocation, to the editor of a newspaper, SAN FRANCISCO. AMERICAN ORCA on chu which referred to-his private aflairs, and esTHOMAS MOONEY, President. Y ing the pecially ta.his not paying his debts. He said, . $25-3m . , v h substantially: “It is true that . have not : a : vn Si Oe ao peae ey cekts Pauctually, aud that I . WPINING NOTICE.—To William R. Oaes,. EDWARD F. PEIRCE, with @ la owe mouey. Une cause of this is that I have William Mills, agent for William Johns, ‘ 5 hot pressed those who owe me tor pay. As . William Knight, Richard Bowden and Thomas, . AGENT. ents, for an iastance ct this 1 enclose your iather’s . Thomas, ing: You and each of you are note, made to me thirty years ago, for money . hereby notified that.a meeting of the G No 228 Sutter street, CuINaM lent to educate his boys. Eastern Mining Gompent, kelief Hill District, E ° ae count » Call ‘orn a, will be bald at Se : SAN FRANCISOO. "= National : — ednesday, January 2% — ; . . for the purpose of levying a i ome ing to s Administrator's Sale. ain, the ovnere of said ¢ ae ier tee par The American Organ nea a Grass Va agg se @f pros ting, worki d * Noe mm gb ght that in pursuance the anid Groat Bestern Ocinpan ste ann by Attractive : thigh. County of Nevada, State of Califegis inthe . Said meeting is called in accordance with an . r. VHEY are superior to all others in theit , on the 28d da of December, 1869, In the nae, . ActO! the Legislature, approved April 2d, 1866, 1 greater fulluess and Pipe Organ tone, vor ter'of the Estate of John Bagley, deen, . 22d entitled “An Act concerning partnerships . ume and power, ‘They are superior in es: His N the undersigned. Admunistrater 4 i ased, . for mining purposes” by the undersigned “pression, quickness ef action, and elasticity « who of said deceased, will sell at public fae Pony eee of wake Claimpcasa youd ae ith of the = touch, sentering: Shum. pertect 1 lis ie o ° ’ . er noti. ‘ Spe eae ‘MONDAY eo lye that if your shares are not represented The Aintrican Organs are by far the Th at Janeane. a hie sath ene oy day of . the undersigned will proceed ta levy an assess. most beautiful in exterior finish, Jormine 8 ursda} Saloon formerly occupied by dec 4. M., at the . ment and sell, if delinquent, in accordance handsome piece of Furniture for the Parlor er ‘ vada City and County, the +e in Ne* . with law, 86 mach of your interests as may be . Sitting koom and occupying but little pace.. P of deceased, consisting of y property ¥ nec to pay said assessment, The American Organs are pronounced Ost . Liquors, Fixtares en ac. oon Furniture, Signed: Joshua Penrose, Btijsh Penrose, . by more than one-hundred ofthe Best Organbeen rec Dated’ December 23d, 1869 William D. Harris, Themes ris, Peter } ists of the country to be superior to apy other W: HL baVv’ N, AdminitWa Hooper, William Harris, C, Hickman, Willian proanced, and have received the Fi ‘0 state + Niles Searls, Atty, §, : Be Paes. remium wherever e from 12 ; e . # Kelief Hill, November 30th, : San Francisco, Dee. 12t4. u * ae & * \ ,