February 10, 1875 (4 pages)

7 @he Daily Transcript! NEVADA Cc ITY, OALe o——pone t eG pone <1 age ote —— 'Weanesiey, Feb, 10, 1870. = ein eee ead = a Din Wins the Plano. On Monday evening a large unm: ber of the tickét holders in thé La: . ‘dies’ Fair and Bagar, aswembled at . the Theatre, in this city, to witness the drawmy of the prizes offered by the above society. A -econmittee, consisting of John Cashin,. A’. Gold~paniith, wet Mire ta Wateon;tiad ~ been apointed to cancel the wasold tickets, ty place tags withnanbers corresponding to the tickets sold, in 4 bag, and to sipéerimtend the drawing. sand tHekets sold, ‘The tags wore. placed it a bay, and a small girl was ‘+H Philip Deideshei mer, a mining en-. ». gineot and expert, wliose glowing of . ; aaenarracnaans ‘Thts chintiieteriatic illastration of the ying drillhof ‘public schools is yen by a writer in the-Pepn onthly: “It ig said that a genfleHere . inag who fell in with one of our ites Mices 0 ov ThE ‘tocaseuel: ia not always blind, although the anclenta.weré pleased to represent her. with bandaged éyés; atd in thie we moderns copy their absurdity, he fenle tell him the hamgs of the capitals in Euro ope, It wag dote, feat fieeotthts of the bonapza~ a8 . au@equick ly 5 ’ said the gendived thousaids to invest in that, . tleman, ‘I will giveyou @nother . quarter if yod wilt-tell me whether land miuch wild eat besides, and be they .are animals or vegetables.’ financialty ruined, who now stands . ‘Animals,’ was the “ready. and confibefore the world, ace ording to some . . dent answer.’’—Exchange. of the Sn Fraveiaco mock Jobbing . _ Now we believe the writer never . presi, a Fulned man bimself,because, . met any such boy, and that no such beliéving bis own reports to be trne, ; conversation ever took place. Eduhe hypotheeated bis stock in Con-. cational writers are very apt to illussolidated Virginia and € ‘alifornlatol ' trate ‘their subject wit ject with fittte“aAniee-] buy tore, aud he tide been sold out . dotes like the above, which have no on his margin, having not a: share foundition-tw fact, We. venture the Lhere were about one thou. ; i lef‘; And thin in retributive justice! assertion that every schoolboy in On lis statement, and the—boost . Catifornia that studies geography Lyiven to it by the stock buliing jouray be asked the same question aud j nals of Sai Frauciseo, a great multi. wot such an answer will be received: tude have beet ruiied, i hoolboys offered hita a quarter . ae #élected from thé waditnee, who was . blidafolded, and in that condition . ‘drew. from the bag tive niimbers,and . should not Deidesheimer lead that forlorn hope? . evil and ought not to yo unpunished, lete tie king of the . : ‘those numbers drew the Miss Irene Gregory wasthe child #e lected, and the following were tine numbers-drawn and the prizes they are entitled to: Nd, 1103 drew theta,» Brask, prices. “Hit jhe mits of the gods grind slow -Bac,; Bee. . they grind exoe eding fine, a Death ov AN ANTI‘Topacco Apos-'. and. why . That mare was b prety atisdnaa, eee SS a eee Arrivals by the Coline ‘Biage. : ‘Eebruary 8, 1875, G, W. Smith, WWarmele, J. Rundle, J. Hickey, Henry Hays, H. sith pet: : Brerthn. ‘Great's 4 Reyenon—A as wa singular .story of jealonsly and the Presbyterian Charch at Acapulve cer Valen rego A Sg co, Mexieo, and its pastor, the Rev. tul young nam orina; who a adie belle of @ travelling circus, Mtr. Harebinson, eqesped jin’ which she figured a the. lion, tamer, had been for some time feceiving the attentions of an athlete belonging to the-same ‘troupes By sollte means she Ascertained that he . was not faitbfal to her, but ‘had apnother lady love. No-signs; however, of her painfal discovery were allowed to escape. She still’ smiled sweetly upon him. In her own bosof{ she . planned the terrible revenge. . One . evening when the performance lad . been unusually brilliant—after which Florina had whipped the lions and . ’ forced them to lie at her feet—she . called ber-recreant Iover—aside and said to him: ‘‘Do you still Jove me?” ‘‘Always” he answered. “Do you Kpow that I should die if you should devote yourself to another woman? 2 who attacked .the assaulting party ‘and dispersed its members after kill . ing several of them. A-ForcE-of-117 the front, beyond Spadra, on Tues. day, to werk on the Southern Pacific Railroad grade. The force vill ibe immodistely increased to 200. ~COLONED: “Holtister“was thrown from his horse at Santa Barbara on, Tuesday and had-hiseg broken in . three places. He will be confined to! bins violently into the cage of Rape. They attacked the nnfortunate man. at once and tore him to pieces, while washed away by the floods. SS On the 26th ult. a mob attacked an} American man-of-yarin the harbor. . _ Mexicam troops were ordered out men started—fer} . trestlework over the Yuba river grade . . Fiorina urged them on with blows of her whip. — How Mr. Lixcotn Forcave Hr. An editor of u weekly paper, publishcino county, have conmimenced prining. Tur hopgrowers of Uiisn, Waullc-. Roots are worth from $5 to 37 . per bushel, and not enough to Si wellknown anti35) Departures by the Colfax Stage. the piano, No,-456 drew. the sewifg . tohacop apostle, died at Fitchbarg, . machine. No, 1960. drew. the wisy . Mana, , recently, at the age ot 79. February 9, 1875, “chair, . No. 679 drew thé silvér) 'Trask's long and active life -was . . J, Oara, R.-P, Ferguson, J. pitcer, No 1030. drew the_silver . spent in the ministry of the Baptist . Thompson, F, Giles. ei ind case, aR STEN Ta al mm “ Gold Kun Mine, my We took.aM falkyesterday ont td ane Gold Run Mine,. ou Gold Flat. We foufid everything working in first classé order, pat up heavy machinery of the bent “ind, and it ig running as “smoothly as itis possible to do, The inolitie js now down 2a teet, ind drifts are being run both ways from the abaft, The ledge fa eighteen inches thick and is looking pretty well, The rock is being hauled to Jones & Keith's mill to be crushed, ‘Phere are eight men at work underground . at the Gold Rati, and more doubtless be put on as.rooia is mace for them. Superintendent Mont. gomery works everything to advan: tage around ‘the mine and expect, when he gets the drifts in a couple of liundred fvet to flud-rook thata . look at will banish the blues, “++ eames Geinty Court, ‘Theaday, Keb, 0), 238, Grand lareeny, . One years ip State Prison, «930, -People va Frederick Smith. Grand larveny,' Oue year in’ Slate Prison, to dato from expiration of terin in case 238, ~ Q41, People va Dick, Housebreaking. One yearin State Prison, “htt Peopis vs Bitty ‘breaking. One year in State Prison, 242, Reople va Dicks Housebrenking, One year in State Prison, to date from expiration of torm in cnse 241, 242, and People vs Billy, House. breaking. One year in State Priaon, ty date from expiration of term incase 241, Court. adjourned until Monday next at 10 o'clock A, M, Acquitted, The jury in the cate of the People versus Muybridge, for the killing of Harry Larkins, brought ju a verdict of not guilty, The defense. set up the plea of insanity, but the jury — ignored the plea and all the law fond in the books, and went on the . ! ground that.the seduver of a wife deserves to be Rhot and that the hus. band doing it ought to be aequitted, Juries are apt to adquitmon on any charge noW-a-days, Murer _ ia 8 “thing of bat small account” with. a. 5 eo Long Winded, One of the best nowapapers on the oe oe cll The Company. have . will. . Chueh, but hel in more widely. known Li: People va Frederiok Suith, . pared with the Winners, are about as half . Hotite=. atooka, TT. Davenronr, Agent. . — in connection with the work of .the . Anti-Tobacco Association, of which >. ‘ “GwInNe FUR TO Jon ras Bayp.”’— for many years he has been the The other night-a Fayette gentleman chief head and front.,. In an dutobiSeehueae ie teed. Dg, & Sail 1 ographie sketol: of bis life, contribu. . . first supposed’ was the Sad veleain. of ted to the Phrenological Journal, he . some low-spirited tom-cat dying with tells how be had been a victins of to. the bronchitis, Tracing up: the bacco for twenty ~years, and had benese he found that it proceeded rom an old negro woman who was come “emaciated, tremulous, and . rocking backward and forward in a gowardly," and was at the gates of . ro tf singing eat rously as her cab t , ;. feeble lungs would allow. death, Avendening the noxious poi “What = een dong, kunt Pn: don, he regained his former health, ay?" exclaited tlie irate Fayettewhich beenjoyed throughout his! villean. long and vigorous life, He wrote “T'ed a singin’ of avhime, honey,” ‘an immense number of tracts de“The d——l you are; what ‘hime’ nonnelng the wee of tebaceo and al-. pare you singing?” “I'm a singing, ‘I’m gwine fur to oohollg drinks, awd lectured incossantly on the subject, aes ae a . jine the band,’ ’’ Wail, I'd like to know what band a sae Toe Cacvar.—Thecause of the . . you are ‘gwine fur to ine.’ “De angel band, Loney—de Lord’s long faces worn by #0 many of our . citivuba-church members as ‘Well as . band!” ‘Now, you'd make a. nice’ angel, others<iw not-traceable to ‘the revival now in progreas here, as might wouldn’t you, with the dirt an inch be inferred, bat to the decline in . thick on your bide?” “Nebber mind about the stiet— ‘The Sacramento losers by pooent atock excitement, as comhoney,”’ piously ¢jaculated Aunt Peggy; “nebber inind abont de dirt —de Lord. He got plenty of soap, He has, and runs dé nbber Jordan, ‘He does—nebber mind about the dirt -I’m gwine fur to jine—!"’ Here Aunt Peggy's tormentor fled, end she was left tu exercise her yvocal powers at discretion.—Fayetteville Express, ther Sto, tis astonishing, too, to obadrve Who theeatdck dealers are; the ‘umber inchudes those thit everybody bas always looked upoo as iholined that way, scores of persons that might poasibly take @ part in auch business if it looked very fa-. vorable, and, a larger nitmber than a a ee A Boston Gtau Caprenep spy A Russtan Count. — Miss Elisabeth Bancroft, daughter of Mrs. Clara E, Bancroft, and Count Tsyckiewiez The wedding ceremony was performed at the residence of Bishop Williams, at 1l a.M.; and was strictly private, the bridal party repairing to the St. James Hotel immediately afterwyrd to partake of the wedding breakfast, be preparations for this event had been made on the most elaborate scale, and the ladies’ parlors, just at the left of: the private entrance to the hotel, had been reserved for the accommodation of the’ wedding party. The first. or main parlor was arranged as the reception rvom, aud the smaller room was _reserved for the breakfast. Both rooms were transformed into beautiful floral bowers, and no fiver dispares of the decorators’ art has ever eon knows inthis city, The windows, chandeliers and doorways were festooned with smilax and other trailing voy and the mantels Were otuamented with elegant floral desigus. The tables for t.e breakfast were prepared for twenty-four gests, and presented @ perfect picture ia the completeness of its a pointments. Each jady had a boquet ef yellow tea rose buds, orluge buds and choice ferns, and each gentleman's plate was supplied with a boutonniereof the same choice tlowers. Each plate had a supply of eight wine glasses, and the cheisest wines were set forth upon the sideboard, The central ornament of the table was of ‘flowers and fruit and . wone that have always lifted up their yoioos againat “stock gambling,"’ but who couldn't keep out, Sacramento Union, We a acme te ss. Livery Houpxr writes from Paris of the German hair trade: ‘The bighext priced hair ia pure white, long ‘tressod of which aro not sold by the pound, but by the single hair, each -bair being valued at about half a oeit, The moat valuable of the nat‘ural hues is pale-gold; a awiteh of that color was displayed, valued at nearly 8100, evea in that wholesale mart, The greatest curiosity I saw at Wetaler, waa a switch of light brown baie measuring six feet: in léngth, and for. which 8100 had been paid to the ortginal owner thereof. “Tris voparatieled braid is said to be reserved for exhibition at our Cen: tennial,"’ ee ere ete ‘Mraaownr haa developed an Lam consgiows humorist, He isa men‘ber of the Legislature from St, Louis. servive of plate whieh they par. posed preventing to their representa—eoiat is the Sacramento Nooo, We have ouly one fanit to find with it, and we make the crittoism with the kindest motives, tre too long winded for a newspaper, They are better adapted to @ magi wine. lp Oicnpatetaninetints M. EB. Sectablen, The social of the Indies of the M. E. Aid Society will areet at the resi Wence of Mr, G. 8, Hupp, this, Weds ~, nesday evening. A general tovita tion is extended to everybody, Gulla ‘Meotingn ‘Trinity Guild will meet at the res: idence of N. P. Brown, on Thursday evening, Feb. 1th, A full attendance is solicited, —. Mana, W. R. Con, Seey. seve Si meee The editoriala tive, M, Ro McGrath; He was asked to be home ‘ona certain Sun. oe Seneeennan: we ; day evening, bat he replied by tele. Globe, December 29th; graph that he woukl rather not = come, since he had understood that it waa the intention “to make me a present of something appreciative” “"Dam," added the singularly high. minded public servant, ‘and alwaya have been, opposed: to public displayeto officials, in the way of presepts, addresses, eto. If . you have concluded to do ‘anything vf the kind, give it ikto my Wile." Rallread Notice, —Boston > A PeeMonrtrox.—An exchange gives a painful instance of a man baving a premonition of death—one Mr. \Fovtesoue. One day he came home and told his wife teak he was couvinved. he should die within forty-eight hours: He arrap for his funeral, bought a handscme satin-lined colin, and wrote oat a list of pall-bearers. He selected a tomb-stone bearing a Serenelenes of a flower with a broken stem, an the legend, “Not lost, bat fore; and at the Geo. Fletcher, Seorstary of the sated her wade t where othan’ te was Nevada County Narrow Gauge Rail: Soe Ri nee = rence = for a time giving diroad Company, will be at the Bank . rections that violets should be planot Nevada County, from 9 o'clock . ted ors Si the eels, Satna. tH 74, on ‘Thursday siext, for the oa Y melanc ais oc-. purpone of imuing steck. All still slive. ond aa Fortescue : Bec tie the excels0ns interested will take dae notice. . leat landigd of Neaplng : poe ow aon E + oe biae a . -of-his-paper;—exhibited-an—item—on both the others -sontbined; ot ~ pers} of Russia, were—married yesterday. ply the demand. ed -in-a little village in Missouri, callSORES Ps mitt to r. dinecoins presence. = aa He told Mr. Lincoin that he was the{“cademy,. Stocston; wilt be com man who first mentioned bis name . pleted about the Ist of May. It will . for the Presidency, and pulling from accommodate abgut 600 pupils.his pocket-an old, worn, defaced copy tigen veuee brother of the . bandit, has held the position of Justice of the Peace in Los Angeles the subject. ‘*Do you really think,” said Mr. Linéoln, ‘‘that announce ment wasthe occasion of my nomination?”’ “Certainly,” said the editor, ‘‘the suggestion” was $6 opportine that it was at once taken up by other: papers, and the result was your nomination and”election.’ “Ab! well,’’ said Mr. ae with a sigh, and assuming a rather glcomy countenance, ‘‘I am_ glad to see you and know tais, but you will have to excuse me; Lam just going to the War Department té-see Mr. Stan/ ton ’’ ‘Well,’’ said the editor, ‘I will walk over with you.”” .The PYesident, with that apt good nature so ‘characteristic of him, took up his hat and said, “Come . along.” When they reacted the dpor of the Secietary’s Office, Mr. Lincoln turned to }his companion and said, ‘I shall have to see Mr. Stanton alone, and you must excuse me,”’ and taking him by thé'hand he continued, *Good.bye; I hope you will feel perfectly easy about having nominated me; don’ t be troubled about i it; ot tor give yor, izen, THe priest ot a new Catholic parish . in South Brooklyn, New York, his Bishop. nine new Cardinals will be created, amoug the number Archbishop Manjng and three Americans. At Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the pumps of the city wattr works, and the inhabitants are without ws. ter. mee ee . __Scorr is likely to secure a favoracs _ . bie report for his proposed Texas . Waen Mrs. Lander was playing . Pacific railway scheme from the “Cleopatra” in Memphis the? other . House Railway Committee. A maig @ linguist -mounted a chair pe, ar Hea “fre.” The audience . Jority of the subcommittee faver it. was instantly thrown into confusion. Mrs. Lander was in one of ber most iutense passages, but, coming down to the footlights, said: ‘‘Ladies and Gentlemen—please keep quiet and tuke your seats, for I am’ confident that there is no danger. If there is any fire in the building it will soon be discovered, and [ wish to’ inform you that there are -plenty of means of exit both from the stage and front of the house by which you cap escape. If there isany danger I will share it with you, but I am_ sure there is none-’’.This calm speech was Teceived witb cheers, the audience resumed their seats, and the play went on. ee ee SENATE bas oe a bill allowing . James Pefri $5,000 for rescuing a snow bound train in 1849 in the} Trinity mountains, California. EE ES DIED. In Nevada City, ‘Feb. 8th, 1875, Jero™e . Henry, son of Jerome H. and Elizabeth . Cook, aged 1 year and 7 months. Probate Notice. ges of California and County of Neyada. In Probate Court. « ter uf the estate of Mark Pixley, deceased. Pursuant ‘to an «rder of said Court) made on the 8th day of February, A.D., 1875 tice is hereby given that SATURDAY, the 20th day of February, A. D. > Waar was Proposrp Twenty Moyrus Aco. —When the. writer of this paragraph was in New Orleans twenty months ago, a prominent Rebel—now a White Leaguer —stated to him that had it not been for United States troops stationed there, there would bave been. formed an organization of 3,000 white men;who would have gone up to the “Mechani¢’s Institute, where the Kellog Legislature was in session, and killed the county of Nevada, have been xppointhearing the application of Mary A. Pixley, for the issuance to her of Letters Testaterestéd may appear and contest the same. Dated Nevada, Cal., Feb.8th,3875. JNO. PATTISON , Clerk. county. He is said to be a good cti. has been detected in a scandalous intrigue, and has been retired by . A Carsoric Consistory. is to be} held at Rome in March, at which . the . exireme cold weather has frozen up} : In the mat-+ O1875, at lio’clock, A. M. of said day, and the Court ‘room of said Couft, at the Court House,in ed as the time and place for proving the will of said Mark Pixley, deceased, and for mentary, when and where any person in‘The Place to Bay! —— GOOD-AND GHBaP -GROCERIES. SUTTON & BAKER, . a —— —— NEY EVABA GiTY, ¢ CAaL., ’ = FAVING just rrceived a “Taree and Choice Stock of . GROCERIES, — “What an idea,’ responded the Aris bed five-or six weeks: Sears oung man. —‘Brt I ‘should: first} a Rees : tal you,” said Florina. “And how . ‘P8® Yuba cothty Board-of Super would you do . that? ?” WE tea 6 Rona visors advertise for bids ‘to build-a: ‘PROVISIONS, > 5 os “ce SE: cons, ia . WHEAT, ~~ r ‘BRAN, ete., . ARE ‘NOW PREPARED. TO SUPPLY THE. . , PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY AND j \° SURROUNDING COUNTRY . £ hie WITH/EVERYYHING TO BE FOUND IN A FIRST CLASS _ PROVISION STORE, . AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES, . Ls 4 { . FRESH BUTTER!. . Received Weekly” from -Suatton’s eae Ranch. } f. “ant our Goods are Warranted. ‘and Delivered Free of Charge. . SUTTON & BAKER. . Nevada City, February 9th, 1875. e . NOTICE, . f fa es i T A MEETING of the Board ot! City Trustees, held at the Marshal’s’Oftice February Ist, 1875, IT WaS ORDERED THAT ° . OF FEBRUARY, 1875. All property on which the FIVE PER CENT WILL BE “ADDED with other costs. A, H. HANSON, Clerk. Nevada, Feb. 1, 1875. CRUCIBLES, iit every one of those d—d Republicans . J.B. Johnson, Atty. for Petitioner. £9 and negroes. Since then the doings é ACIDS, ACIDS, of the White League have proved SAMUEL BETHELL, Mi Ch his assertion most thoroughly.— uty Min ning emia, Cleveland Leader. — at A U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, = © boyd Street, Grass Valiey. ~~ >< = — SxeLtiinc 4 Huspanp.+Husbands area luxury in ‘Troy, New York, and ‘are sOmetimes to be had only on the most extravagant terms. An instance revealing the condition. of the marital market came to light lately. A married woman made # proposition toa single woman to sell her lus. band to her for two ceuts. “The offer was accepted aud the cash paid. The husband fa.led to return to his. Orders left at Smith & old home that night,‘and deed has loge elas anew _been there since. It appears} y portion of the County or State. Mapping, ete. Scott's Flat Saw 2w Mill Pa yy ones, ofall Kinds of DRESSED SIDIN SMITH &. icanenat ILL attend to Surveying in any LUMBER, FENCING, FLOORING AND _*” €OUGH CANDY,: » ~Affords immediate relief to sore throats. Ete TRY Ir. sy. WATER PROOF BLACKING TE that he was at once taken possession > DE? NTISTRY. re sa “ag purchaser, who will not although the wife} i ~< DR. A. CHAPMAN, sale was otily a joke. }~ “a Laer Friday a Mrs, John Garbach, ~ ‘Transcri ipt Builaing, ' ON COMMERCIAL eet that ‘the of Kearny Junction, Nebraska, ‘beat. a 6-year old step dasghter to death. ‘Terre. notorious counterfeiters . " and ‘two mafderers escaped from jail in S uis last st Friday night. —_— “Taagtien, the son 1 of Prince Ohun eg bes been proclaimed Emperor » of assassinate the President, ; THOS. L. HUGHES. ‘tae Nevada City Jan. 16th, 1374. Es evidence that ‘will convict the A, person or bro my 3 ae Mt eae who have. vr ken Aw insane man has been trying to gong eS = r P. SUTTON, Puivts; Oils and ‘Varnishes, NEVADA DRUG STORE, . N. W. corner Broad and Pine Streets. . Stockholders Meeting. oe is inte a n that tin, by give: @ meeting ee eee MINING COMPANY will be ens office of the Company. ‘STORE, on ee en hen city, of Fads Election of Five on the forthe Bie day . Seanad to the ee se PROLFE, 8 . Nevada, Jan. pg 1875. Swakervitux, Onio, has~ suffered from a very destructive fires Smarirox has mae its appear. ee. DB. F, BUELOW, } Physician and a She D NEVA! peer cam Loe oe An owner drawn at t night. Such. we would ‘mak coal cellar. Brother J ted him yer effected. ~K. Caspe on a Visit The time for the payment of. cITy: TAXES, NOW.DUE, be. is . extended tothe EIGHTH DAY a ‘Taxes remain unpaid on that.day will become delinquent and he transaction of other business re trnaies, “week. A. . on a visit, For hor over anytl mountains, ‘can do it. “ A fellow HMohey anc lip, whet down hill, make a rai during ar the best lo: lot of pupi Tickets { @ large pal Buy sto: to sell, a wants to' for a ‘year. either gair Itis at character: “duin, —W pany they control it members, the organ human né _in this cit Satton, road, ha: farm. T' are like t] ern State that whic animals \ "Phe rane valuable : Ad The foli Office, in Monday, I Brown ~ Canfiel Corder Dodge ' Gotthe Kings! Lyons Mites” Ortega Tri nq Wilso’ Editor The expect tc _ entertair —ptobat notice ‘w formance there ha way in cant, thé itable, a Februat Mary D Duffey, Florene Aplin, « Ohas; Wiseme

7 @he Daily Transcript! NEVADA Cc ITY, OALe o——pone t eG pone <1 age ote —— 'Weanesiey, Feb, 10, 1870. = ein eee ead = a Din Wins the Plano. On Monday evening a large unm: ber of the tickét holders in thé La: . ‘dies’ Fair and Bagar, aswembled at . the Theatre, in this city, to witness the drawmy of the prizes offered by the above society. A -econmittee, consisting of John Cashin,. A’. Gold~paniith, wet Mire ta Wateon;tiad ~ been apointed to cancel the wasold tickets, ty place tags withnanbers corresponding to the tickets sold, in 4 bag, and to sipéerimtend the drawing. sand tHekets sold, ‘The tags wore. placed it a bay, and a small girl was ‘+H Philip Deideshei mer, a mining en-. ». gineot and expert, wliose glowing of . ; aaenarracnaans ‘Thts chintiieteriatic illastration of the ying drillhof ‘public schools is yen by a writer in the-Pepn onthly: “It ig said that a genfleHere . inag who fell in with one of our ites Mices 0 ov ThE ‘tocaseuel: ia not always blind, although the anclenta.weré pleased to represent her. with bandaged éyés; atd in thie we moderns copy their absurdity, he fenle tell him the hamgs of the capitals in Euro ope, It wag dote, feat fieeotthts of the bonapza~ a8 . au@equick ly 5 ’ said the gendived thousaids to invest in that, . tleman, ‘I will giveyou @nother . quarter if yod wilt-tell me whether land miuch wild eat besides, and be they .are animals or vegetables.’ financialty ruined, who now stands . ‘Animals,’ was the “ready. and confibefore the world, ace ording to some . . dent answer.’’—Exchange. of the Sn Fraveiaco mock Jobbing . _ Now we believe the writer never . presi, a Fulned man bimself,because, . met any such boy, and that no such beliéving bis own reports to be trne, ; conversation ever took place. Eduhe hypotheeated bis stock in Con-. cational writers are very apt to illussolidated Virginia and € ‘alifornlatol ' trate ‘their subject wit ject with fittte“aAniee-] buy tore, aud he tide been sold out . dotes like the above, which have no on his margin, having not a: share foundition-tw fact, We. venture the Lhere were about one thou. ; i lef‘; And thin in retributive justice! assertion that every schoolboy in On lis statement, and the—boost . Catifornia that studies geography Lyiven to it by the stock buliing jouray be asked the same question aud j nals of Sai Frauciseo, a great multi. wot such an answer will be received: tude have beet ruiied, i hoolboys offered hita a quarter . ae #élected from thé waditnee, who was . blidafolded, and in that condition . ‘drew. from the bag tive niimbers,and . should not Deidesheimer lead that forlorn hope? . evil and ought not to yo unpunished, lete tie king of the . : ‘those numbers drew the Miss Irene Gregory wasthe child #e lected, and the following were tine numbers-drawn and the prizes they are entitled to: Nd, 1103 drew theta,» Brask, prices. “Hit jhe mits of the gods grind slow -Bac,; Bee. . they grind exoe eding fine, a Death ov AN ANTI‘Topacco Apos-'. and. why . That mare was b prety atisdnaa, eee SS a eee Arrivals by the Coline ‘Biage. : ‘Eebruary 8, 1875, G, W. Smith, WWarmele, J. Rundle, J. Hickey, Henry Hays, H. sith pet: : Brerthn. ‘Great's 4 Reyenon—A as wa singular .story of jealonsly and the Presbyterian Charch at Acapulve cer Valen rego A Sg co, Mexieo, and its pastor, the Rev. tul young nam orina; who a adie belle of @ travelling circus, Mtr. Harebinson, eqesped jin’ which she figured a the. lion, tamer, had been for some time feceiving the attentions of an athlete belonging to the-same ‘troupes By sollte means she Ascertained that he . was not faitbfal to her, but ‘had apnother lady love. No-signs; however, of her painfal discovery were allowed to escape. She still’ smiled sweetly upon him. In her own bosof{ she . planned the terrible revenge. . One . evening when the performance lad . been unusually brilliant—after which Florina had whipped the lions and . ’ forced them to lie at her feet—she . called ber-recreant Iover—aside and said to him: ‘‘Do you still Jove me?” ‘‘Always” he answered. “Do you Kpow that I should die if you should devote yourself to another woman? 2 who attacked .the assaulting party ‘and dispersed its members after kill . ing several of them. A-ForcE-of-117 the front, beyond Spadra, on Tues. day, to werk on the Southern Pacific Railroad grade. The force vill ibe immodistely increased to 200. ~COLONED: “Holtister“was thrown from his horse at Santa Barbara on, Tuesday and had-hiseg broken in . three places. He will be confined to! bins violently into the cage of Rape. They attacked the nnfortunate man. at once and tore him to pieces, while washed away by the floods. SS On the 26th ult. a mob attacked an} American man-of-yarin the harbor. . _ Mexicam troops were ordered out men started—fer} . trestlework over the Yuba river grade . . Fiorina urged them on with blows of her whip. — How Mr. Lixcotn Forcave Hr. An editor of u weekly paper, publishcino county, have conmimenced prining. Tur hopgrowers of Uiisn, Waullc-. Roots are worth from $5 to 37 . per bushel, and not enough to Si wellknown anti35) Departures by the Colfax Stage. the piano, No,-456 drew. the sewifg . tohacop apostle, died at Fitchbarg, . machine. No, 1960. drew. the wisy . Mana, , recently, at the age ot 79. February 9, 1875, “chair, . No. 679 drew thé silvér) 'Trask's long and active life -was . . J, Oara, R.-P, Ferguson, J. pitcer, No 1030. drew the_silver . spent in the ministry of the Baptist . Thompson, F, Giles. ei ind case, aR STEN Ta al mm “ Gold Kun Mine, my We took.aM falkyesterday ont td ane Gold Run Mine,. ou Gold Flat. We foufid everything working in first classé order, pat up heavy machinery of the bent “ind, and it ig running as “smoothly as itis possible to do, The inolitie js now down 2a teet, ind drifts are being run both ways from the abaft, The ledge fa eighteen inches thick and is looking pretty well, The rock is being hauled to Jones & Keith's mill to be crushed, ‘Phere are eight men at work underground . at the Gold Rati, and more doubtless be put on as.rooia is mace for them. Superintendent Mont. gomery works everything to advan: tage around ‘the mine and expect, when he gets the drifts in a couple of liundred fvet to flud-rook thata . look at will banish the blues, “++ eames Geinty Court, ‘Theaday, Keb, 0), 238, Grand lareeny, . One years ip State Prison, «930, -People va Frederick Smith. Grand larveny,' Oue year in’ Slate Prison, to dato from expiration of terin in case 238, ~ Q41, People va Dick, Housebreaking. One yearin State Prison, “htt Peopis vs Bitty ‘breaking. One year in State Prison, 242, Reople va Dicks Housebrenking, One year in State Prison, to date from expiration of torm in cnse 241, 242, and People vs Billy, House. breaking. One year in State Priaon, ty date from expiration of term incase 241, Court. adjourned until Monday next at 10 o'clock A, M, Acquitted, The jury in the cate of the People versus Muybridge, for the killing of Harry Larkins, brought ju a verdict of not guilty, The defense. set up the plea of insanity, but the jury — ignored the plea and all the law fond in the books, and went on the . ! ground that.the seduver of a wife deserves to be Rhot and that the hus. band doing it ought to be aequitted, Juries are apt to adquitmon on any charge noW-a-days, Murer _ ia 8 “thing of bat small account” with. a. 5 eo Long Winded, One of the best nowapapers on the oe oe cll The Company. have . will. . Chueh, but hel in more widely. known Li: People va Frederiok Suith, . pared with the Winners, are about as half . Hotite=. atooka, TT. Davenronr, Agent. . — in connection with the work of .the . Anti-Tobacco Association, of which >. ‘ “GwInNe FUR TO Jon ras Bayp.”’— for many years he has been the The other night-a Fayette gentleman chief head and front.,. In an dutobiSeehueae ie teed. Dg, & Sail 1 ographie sketol: of bis life, contribu. . . first supposed’ was the Sad veleain. of ted to the Phrenological Journal, he . some low-spirited tom-cat dying with tells how be had been a victins of to. the bronchitis, Tracing up: the bacco for twenty ~years, and had benese he found that it proceeded rom an old negro woman who was come “emaciated, tremulous, and . rocking backward and forward in a gowardly," and was at the gates of . ro tf singing eat rously as her cab t , ;. feeble lungs would allow. death, Avendening the noxious poi “What = een dong, kunt Pn: don, he regained his former health, ay?" exclaited tlie irate Fayettewhich beenjoyed throughout his! villean. long and vigorous life, He wrote “T'ed a singin’ of avhime, honey,” ‘an immense number of tracts de“The d——l you are; what ‘hime’ nonnelng the wee of tebaceo and al-. pare you singing?” “I'm a singing, ‘I’m gwine fur to oohollg drinks, awd lectured incossantly on the subject, aes ae a . jine the band,’ ’’ Wail, I'd like to know what band a sae Toe Cacvar.—Thecause of the . . you are ‘gwine fur to ine.’ “De angel band, Loney—de Lord’s long faces worn by #0 many of our . citivuba-church members as ‘Well as . band!” ‘Now, you'd make a. nice’ angel, others<iw not-traceable to ‘the revival now in progreas here, as might wouldn’t you, with the dirt an inch be inferred, bat to the decline in . thick on your bide?” “Nebber mind about the stiet— ‘The Sacramento losers by pooent atock excitement, as comhoney,”’ piously ¢jaculated Aunt Peggy; “nebber inind abont de dirt —de Lord. He got plenty of soap, He has, and runs dé nbber Jordan, ‘He does—nebber mind about the dirt -I’m gwine fur to jine—!"’ Here Aunt Peggy's tormentor fled, end she was left tu exercise her yvocal powers at discretion.—Fayetteville Express, ther Sto, tis astonishing, too, to obadrve Who theeatdck dealers are; the ‘umber inchudes those thit everybody bas always looked upoo as iholined that way, scores of persons that might poasibly take @ part in auch business if it looked very fa-. vorable, and, a larger nitmber than a a ee A Boston Gtau Caprenep spy A Russtan Count. — Miss Elisabeth Bancroft, daughter of Mrs. Clara E, Bancroft, and Count Tsyckiewiez The wedding ceremony was performed at the residence of Bishop Williams, at 1l a.M.; and was strictly private, the bridal party repairing to the St. James Hotel immediately afterwyrd to partake of the wedding breakfast, be preparations for this event had been made on the most elaborate scale, and the ladies’ parlors, just at the left of: the private entrance to the hotel, had been reserved for the accommodation of the’ wedding party. The first. or main parlor was arranged as the reception rvom, aud the smaller room was _reserved for the breakfast. Both rooms were transformed into beautiful floral bowers, and no fiver dispares of the decorators’ art has ever eon knows inthis city, The windows, chandeliers and doorways were festooned with smilax and other trailing voy and the mantels Were otuamented with elegant floral desigus. The tables for t.e breakfast were prepared for twenty-four gests, and presented @ perfect picture ia the completeness of its a pointments. Each jady had a boquet ef yellow tea rose buds, orluge buds and choice ferns, and each gentleman's plate was supplied with a boutonniereof the same choice tlowers. Each plate had a supply of eight wine glasses, and the cheisest wines were set forth upon the sideboard, The central ornament of the table was of ‘flowers and fruit and . wone that have always lifted up their yoioos againat “stock gambling,"’ but who couldn't keep out, Sacramento Union, We a acme te ss. Livery Houpxr writes from Paris of the German hair trade: ‘The bighext priced hair ia pure white, long ‘tressod of which aro not sold by the pound, but by the single hair, each -bair being valued at about half a oeit, The moat valuable of the nat‘ural hues is pale-gold; a awiteh of that color was displayed, valued at nearly 8100, evea in that wholesale mart, The greatest curiosity I saw at Wetaler, waa a switch of light brown baie measuring six feet: in léngth, and for. which 8100 had been paid to the ortginal owner thereof. “Tris voparatieled braid is said to be reserved for exhibition at our Cen: tennial,"’ ee ere ete ‘Mraaownr haa developed an Lam consgiows humorist, He isa men‘ber of the Legislature from St, Louis. servive of plate whieh they par. posed preventing to their representa—eoiat is the Sacramento Nooo, We have ouly one fanit to find with it, and we make the crittoism with the kindest motives, tre too long winded for a newspaper, They are better adapted to @ magi wine. lp Oicnpatetaninetints M. EB. Sectablen, The social of the Indies of the M. E. Aid Society will areet at the resi Wence of Mr, G. 8, Hupp, this, Weds ~, nesday evening. A general tovita tion is extended to everybody, Gulla ‘Meotingn ‘Trinity Guild will meet at the res: idence of N. P. Brown, on Thursday evening, Feb. 1th, A full attendance is solicited, —. Mana, W. R. Con, Seey. seve Si meee The editoriala tive, M, Ro McGrath; He was asked to be home ‘ona certain Sun. oe Seneeennan: we ; day evening, bat he replied by tele. Globe, December 29th; graph that he woukl rather not = come, since he had understood that it waa the intention “to make me a present of something appreciative” “"Dam," added the singularly high. minded public servant, ‘and alwaya have been, opposed: to public displayeto officials, in the way of presepts, addresses, eto. If . you have concluded to do ‘anything vf the kind, give it ikto my Wile." Rallread Notice, —Boston > A PeeMonrtrox.—An exchange gives a painful instance of a man baving a premonition of death—one Mr. \Fovtesoue. One day he came home and told his wife teak he was couvinved. he should die within

forty-eight hours: He arrap for his funeral, bought a handscme satin-lined colin, and wrote oat a list of pall-bearers. He selected a tomb-stone bearing a Serenelenes of a flower with a broken stem, an the legend, “Not lost, bat fore; and at the Geo. Fletcher, Seorstary of the sated her wade t where othan’ te was Nevada County Narrow Gauge Rail: Soe Ri nee = rence = for a time giving diroad Company, will be at the Bank . rections that violets should be planot Nevada County, from 9 o'clock . ted ors Si the eels, Satna. tH 74, on ‘Thursday siext, for the oa Y melanc ais oc-. purpone of imuing steck. All still slive. ond aa Fortescue : Bec tie the excels0ns interested will take dae notice. . leat landigd of Neaplng : poe ow aon E + oe biae a . -of-his-paper;—exhibited-an—item—on both the others -sontbined; ot ~ pers} of Russia, were—married yesterday. ply the demand. ed -in-a little village in Missouri, callSORES Ps mitt to r. dinecoins presence. = aa He told Mr. Lincoin that he was the{“cademy,. Stocston; wilt be com man who first mentioned bis name . pleted about the Ist of May. It will . for the Presidency, and pulling from accommodate abgut 600 pupils.his pocket-an old, worn, defaced copy tigen veuee brother of the . bandit, has held the position of Justice of the Peace in Los Angeles the subject.. ‘*Do you really think,” said Mr. Linéoln, ‘‘that announce ment wasthe occasion of my nomination?”’ “Certainly,” said the editor, ‘‘the suggestion” was $6 opportine that it was at once taken up by other: papers, and the result was your nomination and”election.’ “Ab! well,’’ said Mr. ae with a sigh, and assuming a rather glcomy countenance, ‘‘I am_ glad to see you and know tais, but you will have to excuse me; Lam just going to the War Department té-see Mr. Stan/ ton ’’ ‘Well,’’ said the editor, ‘I will walk over with you.”” .The PYesident, with that apt good nature so ‘characteristic of him, took up his hat and said, “Come . along.” When they reacted the dpor of the Secietary’s Office, Mr. Lincoln turned to }his companion and said, ‘I shall have to see Mr. Stanton alone, and you must excuse me,”’ and taking him by thé'hand he continued, *Good.bye; I hope you will feel perfectly easy about having nominated me; don’ t be troubled about i it; ot tor give yor, izen, THe priest ot a new Catholic parish . in South Brooklyn, New York, his Bishop. nine new Cardinals will be created, amoug the number Archbishop Manjng and three Americans. At Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the pumps of the city wattr works, and the inhabitants are without ws. ter. mee ee . __Scorr is likely to secure a favoracs _ . bie report for his proposed Texas . Waen Mrs. Lander was playing . Pacific railway scheme from the “Cleopatra” in Memphis the? other . House Railway Committee. A maig @ linguist -mounted a chair pe, ar Hea “fre.” The audience . Jority of the subcommittee faver it. was instantly thrown into confusion. Mrs. Lander was in one of ber most iutense passages, but, coming down to the footlights, said: ‘‘Ladies and Gentlemen—please keep quiet and tuke your seats, for I am’ confident that there is no danger. If there is any fire in the building it will soon be discovered, and [ wish to’ inform you that there are -plenty of means of exit both from the stage and front of the house by which you cap escape. If there isany danger I will share it with you, but I am_ sure there is none-’’.This calm speech was Teceived witb cheers, the audience resumed their seats, and the play went on. ee ee SENATE bas oe a bill allowing . James Pefri $5,000 for rescuing a snow bound train in 1849 in the} Trinity mountains, California. EE ES DIED. In Nevada City, ‘Feb. 8th, 1875, Jero™e . Henry, son of Jerome H. and Elizabeth . Cook, aged 1 year and 7 months. Probate Notice. ges of California and County of Neyada. In Probate Court. « ter uf the estate of Mark Pixley, deceased. Pursuant ‘to an «rder of said Court) made on the 8th day of February, A.D., 1875 tice is hereby given that SATURDAY, the 20th day of February, A. D. > Waar was Proposrp Twenty Moyrus Aco. —When the. writer of this paragraph was in New Orleans twenty months ago, a prominent Rebel—now a White Leaguer —stated to him that had it not been for United States troops stationed there, there would bave been. formed an organization of 3,000 white men;who would have gone up to the “Mechani¢’s Institute, where the Kellog Legislature was in session, and killed the county of Nevada, have been xppointhearing the application of Mary A. Pixley, for the issuance to her of Letters Testaterestéd may appear and contest the same. Dated Nevada, Cal., Feb.8th,3875. JNO. PATTISON , Clerk. county. He is said to be a good cti. has been detected in a scandalous intrigue, and has been retired by . A Carsoric Consistory. is to be} held at Rome in March, at which . the . exireme cold weather has frozen up} : In the mat-+ O1875, at lio’clock, A. M. of said day, and the Court ‘room of said Couft, at the Court House,in ed as the time and place for proving the will of said Mark Pixley, deceased, and for mentary, when and where any person in‘The Place to Bay! —— GOOD-AND GHBaP -GROCERIES. SUTTON & BAKER, . a —— —— NEY EVABA GiTY, ¢ CAaL., ’ = FAVING just rrceived a “Taree and Choice Stock of . GROCERIES, — “What an idea,’ responded the Aris bed five-or six weeks: Sears oung man. —‘Brt I ‘should: first} a Rees : tal you,” said Florina. “And how . ‘P8® Yuba cothty Board-of Super would you do . that? ?” WE tea 6 Rona visors advertise for bids ‘to build-a: ‘PROVISIONS, > 5 os “ce SE: cons, ia . WHEAT, ~~ r ‘BRAN, ete., . ARE ‘NOW PREPARED. TO SUPPLY THE. . , PEOPLE OF NEVADA CITY AND j \° SURROUNDING COUNTRY . £ hie WITH/EVERYYHING TO BE FOUND IN A FIRST CLASS _ PROVISION STORE, . AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES, . Ls 4 { . FRESH BUTTER!. . Received Weekly” from -Suatton’s eae Ranch. } f. “ant our Goods are Warranted. ‘and Delivered Free of Charge. . SUTTON & BAKER. . Nevada City, February 9th, 1875. e . NOTICE, . f fa es i T A MEETING of the Board ot! City Trustees, held at the Marshal’s’Oftice February Ist, 1875, IT WaS ORDERED THAT ° . OF FEBRUARY, 1875. All property on which the FIVE PER CENT WILL BE “ADDED with other costs. A, H. HANSON, Clerk. Nevada, Feb. 1, 1875. CRUCIBLES, iit every one of those d—d Republicans . J.B. Johnson, Atty. for Petitioner. £9 and negroes. Since then the doings é ACIDS, ACIDS, of the White League have proved SAMUEL BETHELL, Mi Ch his assertion most thoroughly.— uty Min ning emia, Cleveland Leader. — at A U. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, = © boyd Street, Grass Valiey. ~~ >< = — SxeLtiinc 4 Huspanp.+Husbands area luxury in ‘Troy, New York, and ‘are sOmetimes to be had only on the most extravagant terms. An instance revealing the condition. of the marital market came to light lately. A married woman made # proposition toa single woman to sell her lus. band to her for two ceuts. “The offer was accepted aud the cash paid. The husband fa.led to return to his. Orders left at Smith & old home that night,‘and deed has loge elas anew _been there since. It appears} y portion of the County or State. Mapping, ete. Scott's Flat Saw 2w Mill Pa yy ones, ofall Kinds of DRESSED SIDIN SMITH &. icanenat ILL attend to Surveying in any LUMBER, FENCING, FLOORING AND _*” €OUGH CANDY,: » ~Affords immediate relief to sore throats. Ete TRY Ir. sy. WATER PROOF BLACKING TE that he was at once taken possession > DE? NTISTRY. re sa “ag purchaser, who will not although the wife} i ~< DR. A. CHAPMAN, sale was otily a joke. }~ “a Laer Friday a Mrs, John Garbach, ~ ‘Transcri ipt Builaing, ' ON COMMERCIAL eet that ‘the of Kearny Junction, Nebraska, ‘beat. a 6-year old step dasghter to death. ‘Terre. notorious counterfeiters . " and ‘two mafderers escaped from jail in S uis last st Friday night. —_— “Taagtien, the son 1 of Prince Ohun eg bes been proclaimed Emperor » of assassinate the President, ; THOS. L. HUGHES. ‘tae Nevada City Jan. 16th, 1374. Es evidence that ‘will convict the A, person or bro my 3 ae Mt eae who have. vr ken Aw insane man has been trying to gong eS = r P. SUTTON, Puivts; Oils and ‘Varnishes, NEVADA DRUG STORE, . N. W. corner Broad and Pine Streets. . Stockholders Meeting. oe is inte a n that tin, by give: @ meeting ee eee MINING COMPANY will be ens office of the Company. ‘STORE, on ee en hen city, of Fads Election of Five on the forthe Bie day . Seanad to the ee se PROLFE, 8 . Nevada, Jan. pg 1875. Swakervitux, Onio, has~ suffered from a very destructive fires Smarirox has mae its appear. ee. DB. F, BUELOW, } Physician and a She D NEVA! peer cam Loe oe An owner drawn at t night. Such. we would ‘mak coal cellar. Brother J ted him yer effected.. ~K. Caspe on a Visit The time for the payment of. cITy: TAXES, NOW.DUE, be. is . extended tothe EIGHTH DAY a ‘Taxes remain unpaid on that.day will become delinquent and he transaction of other business re trnaies, “week. A. . on a visit, For hor over anytl mountains, ‘can do it. “ A fellow HMohey anc lip, whet down hill, make a rai during ar the best lo: lot of pupi Tickets { @ large pal Buy sto: to sell, a wants to' for a ‘year. either gair Itis at character: “duin, —W pany they control it members, the organ human né _in this cit Satton, road, ha: farm. T' are like t] ern State that whic animals \ "Phe rane valuable : Ad The foli Office, in Monday, I Brown ~ Canfiel Corder Dodge ' Gotthe Kings! Lyons Mites” Ortega Tri nq Wilso’ Editor The expect tc _ entertair —ptobat notice ‘w formance there ha way in cant, thé itable, a Februat Mary D Duffey, Florene Aplin, « Ohas; Wiseme