February 12, 1870 (4 pages)

wana et So aint a Nan Sho NP ES bc inh A BECO Uo aE TEAMS a ‘whieh he denies Sheet ever refused ‘to permit the publication of amy legal We notice in. the. railroad bill offered . to-the Legislature, one_ merit, namely, it provides that should the counties through which it passes vote aid, the counties will be required to issue bonds “as the line is extended. ~ » completed to Grass Valley, and $50,000 the people. . The county could afford to _ to this bill are not against the railroad, _ the county in debt, the payment . of __gid with an issue of lands atthe rate. Nevada county would be required to issue $50,000 bonds when ten miles are conipleted, $50,000 when the line is when completed to Nevada, making in all $150,000. But as the county would issne the bonds it would be held -responsible for their redemption, besides the interest at 7 per cent. per annum, up to the time of payment. Butte county has now an immense debt upon her hands, and it is already stated that the road is to be taken up and all the advantages gained will be lost. Stull the debt remains a heavy burden upon give some substantial aid, and if it could be arranged with proper guards, we should not object, but the policy of issuing bonds to roads, with all the advantages, so far as the binding force of the engagements are concerned, in favor of the railroad has always proved a Fuinous policy. This fact may be ascertained by inquiry in regard to the sentiments of the people, and the con@itien of affairs in those counties where+ bonds have been voted. Our objectians for we should like to see it built, and we are ready to cheerfully indorse and advocate any scheme which will secure the road without. overburdening -the } people by taxation and incumbering which will be almost impossible. if the friends of the railroad can devise any scheme which is not’ open to these objections, we are ready to help them. “Having not yet seen the bill, we are not prepared fully to discuss its merits or to canvass the matter, in connection with the railroad, which it proposes to of at least $7,500 per mile, this being at the lowest éstimate, upon 20 miles of the line in Nevada county. The _whole question will come up at the _ the above extract, but. we certainly do —Knowing this, proper time. _ eee It is also known that J udge McFarland of the Fourteenth Judicial District, uniformly and upon ail occasions, refused to permiit the publication of legal notices in either of the Democratic papers published within his District. The National copies approvingly a leader from the Reporter, containing not think the Watioral would be willing to indorse the\ charge against Judge McFarland. Tlie editor of the National may not be fathiliar with the facts, bata glance at the back numbers of that paper will be sufficient refutation of the.charges. Advertisements trom Judge McFarland’s Court have been frequently published in its columns, and even by Republican lawyers. in contradicting the statement of the Reporter, we referred to the Wational and Union to substantiate our denial. If the National can mention a case where Judge MeFarland has‘interfered with the privilege of any mav in tbe interest of any paper, we will cheerfuuy during his term. MAN AND WIFE CENTENARIANS.— It is-stated. ina Rhode Island paper that there are now living in the town of Smithfield, in that State, a man.and his wife, Jonathan and Saloma Buxton, he being 102 years old and his wife 101. Both of them aie in the enjoyment of perfect health, and able to attend to the management of quite a large farm. ‘Their wedded life. covers.a period of 78 years. ‘They have 9 children living the oldest being 76 years old, and all of », them’ have) remarkably youthful appearance. The father of Jonathan was: here which are also“ ones and fn ee millions,” and well d toa apne eats watkigas cus to go on the Rhine." all over the world. ane ic, we would like to ask Jadge . propound a few more, and if we are not «who do not understand the charge as ‘above made, we will state that the “no‘against the paper in which the Sheriff ‘covered, the Sheriff appeared in Court + years-ago-has-deneaway with the old+ ,vlish. the fact. We know that no-such order was made in a Demoeratic paper._fo arland whether he did’not, upon at having, in open . ,Court, upon “motion of R= 0. Craven, P Esq. signed an order for the publication in the Placer. Herald, a Democratic paper, of a notice of foreclosure, goto the Clerk’s office after be had adjourned. his Court, and erase the name of the[ Placer Herald and insert that of the Stars and Stripes, a Republican paper ? After answering this question, we shall able to prove what we asserted, in the Reporter of yesterday morning, we shail certainly make the necasary correction. Sacramento Reporter. The.above is a fair specimen of the Big-liar of the Reporter. Bigler refuses to make a correction, but still believing as he has always done, that “a lie well stuck to is as good as the truth,” pro-. pounds # question that proves him to be either a knave ora fool. To those tice of foreclosure” is a Sheriff’s Sale, which Judge McFarland had no right to order in any paper. After a foreclosure is issued from the District Court, it is not the province or the right of the Judge to say what papershall publishit. The fact is, it is the Sheriff's business, and he is responsible for the faithful performance of the work. A case in regard to the same kind of advertising menthe hall of Nevada ‘Hose Compan No. 1, for the place of meeting. We underis in a. flourishing condition, and jthat . great interest is taken. in the regular . . weekly meetings. The hour of meeting is half past seven, and the members are requested to be = panc-. ‘tually this evening. _ Board of Supervisors. The rates of tol’ were fixed for the Dry Creek road the same as last year, The Board was engaged most of the day in examining and auditing bills. W.B. Taylor, Agent of the Grass Valley & Nevada Turnpike, requesting privilege to move the toll house from the -present-docation, at Pratt's, to the Town Talk House, in consequencé of travelers taking advantage of the toll where itis at present located, by going over the Crandall road tothe Eureka mine, thence to Grass Valley, the Board set Wednesday the 16th inst., for hearing the case. _ Trustee Meeting. The Board of Trustees of the Library Association will meet this evening at half past 7 o’clock,atthe Library room. Tue CoLtector—We understand that the Assembly Judiciary Committee ‘yesterday reported that under the present law the Treasurer in Nevada, and the counties specified in the same subdivision are'ex officio County Collectors. county several years ago, as follows: An attorney in this city, having a spite was having his advertising done, inserted_in the foreclosure the name of another paper, without. the knowledge of the Judge. As soon as it was disname ofthe paper stricken out, claiming it asa right to publish his advertisements in any paper he desired. The Judge granted the Sheriff's request, at the same time stating that the name of the paper was placed there surreptitiously, and that a District Judge had no right to dictate to the Sheriff where his advertising should be done. STEAM power in ships, as was shrewdly predicted by Lord Stanhope seventy naval supremacy of England; and other agencies are tending to level still more the pretentions of the maritime powers. An English correspondent tells us of a new artifice which will make the strongest iron cladsin the British Navy, orin any navy, as vulnerable as the three deckers of the Agamemnon days. It is a torpedo, something in the shape of a sword fish, which, being swiftly propelled. under water, with its charge of nitro-glycerine or dynamite, ean shatter any iron ship it touches. This invention comes from an Austrian, who in this way would supply the naval deficiency .of his country. As he’ has not named . it, let. him call it “Peacemaker ;” for certainly no prudent people would think of going to war against such a terrible piece of chemistry, by sea or land, oe Land Office presents the best evidence of the steady growth hd prosperity of the Union, in a number of hard, round facts which carry their own commentary along with them. The public domain amounts to eighteen hundfed millions of acres—a lot of ground which would have made the lords of the Doomsday book open théir eyes. Sixty thousand small farms were, last year, added to the nutiber of our freeholds— England; and there are ten millions of foreigners working themselves ‘ up; peacefully and hopefully, into the grand social amalgam and “Corinthian brass” of our population—one of the most no>. ticeable facts perhaps of all human ethnology.on record. The gold value . . and express an opinion that. work will THE Commissioner of the General . double the number of-land_owners—inof our personal and coal peopatiende tae mated at thirty thousand millions of dollars. There are many other items This report was the result of a resolution of inquiry introdaced several days ago. : THE Capital Commissioners have discharged Mr. Cummings, the architect, not be resumed on the building’ fora year. It is geeponed by" the Grand Army of the Republic to establish a relief de_ partment for distressed soldiers, at_ San . Francisco; embracing California and Nevada. Iowa plants every year a forest of . ac. 5,000,000 trees; within considerably less fhan half a dozen years, 25,000,000 forest trees have been planted, are now growing in the Northwest. Cittcaco has about one hundred and 665,000. The interest on this debi is $186,550. A CANADIAN merchant, who died_recently, bequeathed a large sum of $5,000 in cash and an interest in the business. TEN thousand Philadelphians have signed a petition to the Legislature for the enactment of a law limiting the number of passengers in a street car to thirty. THE wife's inability to make good . bread is a ground for divorce i the Arabs. six cadets. azine article. .~ quet. ror Theodosius, are to be pulled down, in various Municipal ier einen year. ton. To . stand that this' society of young debaters: nae con, a thirty miles of sewers, which cost $2, money to his clerks, to some as high as }GEN. LErE’s College has twenty: nine’ professors and three handred and forty“THe True Story of Mrs. Shakspeare’ 8 Life,” is the title of alate London magAta late reception in New York a golden bee was placed in a bouTHE walls of Constantinople, comples ted fifteen centuries ago by the Empeand the stone work in them employed THERE are only fifty-two weeks ina ‘year, but theré will be fifty-three Sat. urdays during the present year, Saturday being the first and last days of the It.is said there area number of cages of scarlet fever in Silver City and Day. THERE were 42,331 volumes added . to the British Museum suitbaid last See ae ae agg AS ‘Tae New York Sdeniak Powder the re) E OF ASSESSMENT. —To William . NSrones a an a walasn Mills, agent for William pry ~~ stern company; Relief Hill District Nevada county, California. Netice is sig ay en that at a meeting of the Compan at Relief Hill on January 26th, ism an an ssacesment of $22 45 was levied is city, January 10th, Palmer, i ‘ahiTew to oy Fung. 8 <i oe Flowery Kingdom. JACOB NAFFZICER p Three Thousand ind! ‘Five head . Corn Fed Hogs ! AND HAS A GOOD SUPPLY OF “BACON, 2 ie a Sa LARD, BEST IN THE STATE. ga © For ate at Wholesale or Retail, ga" WHICH HE WARRANTS TO BE THE The G The nesday. day anc ined fo andign _at the Lowest Market Hates. on one-twentieth of 8 said acre price bill aga rpose , working 63 ine seh of so: canes. There is now due Nevada, January 29th, 1870: bbi on the above named ag De ey eas rebbins RK. Oates ili eee eee: William Knight, $09 64; AGENCY The coi William Mitisagevt for William Johns, $59 3 New England Valentine Company ported payable in U. S. Gold or Silver coin to R. PenThis ec rose, Secretary, and if eaid assessments shall WALENTINES FOR 1870. remain unpaid on Monday 4th day of Apri inte ans 1870. they shall be deemed delinquent and will -OW-RBADY, In $3, $5, S10, and $20lote. be duly advertised forsale at public auction, Also, by the dozen or gross, , trom 5 cents front 0! and unless paymert shail be made before,will . to Eos each. an tal be cold on Thursday, the 14th day of April,. Having the EXCLUSIV. E PACIFIC COAST s' 187), to pay the delinquent assesements, to. AGENC cr for the sale of the sete goods the offi gether with costs of advertising and expenses . manufactured by this Company, 1am now preofeale. RICHARD PENROSE, OT pared to give the traue the put the Benet Eas, 75. LARGEST DISCOUNT POSSIBLE also re hall of 0 N PRICE LISTS AND CIRCULARS NOW , —" 2 = — AL READY. SEND FOR ONE. Dealers will ind —: (Opposite it to their advaniage to give these goods a trial county Broap Srager... = 2. Nevapa Crvy. . before purchasing elsewhere. b ALEX. SLOAN, Proprietor. WI. A. MIRE, General Agent. The re j ie constanily receiving and tepening © to . 130-404 Kearney Street, Sun Frencisco. system customers the finest prison BRANDY, WHISKEY, WINE, BEER, SOMETHING NEW! lit And. other Liquors. The Bar is supplied ni m with the best refreshments for man an: fine NICK, SLOCOVICH, The Cigars. f9 Pine Street, they fo Fr Jus RECEIVED a splendid stock of fied wi aie : ore 8 at = a to which the attenlone ac on ot buyers is invi SOMETHING NEW ! FRUITS Oranges, Pine Apples, Lemons, d th Limes, Valiferula and Foreign Figs aud ai) ao THe NUTS—Biaek and Kngiieh h Walnuts, Titian ae — and Japanese U nuts, and § M EVADA CASH STORE t coanuts, Hazel Nats, Gelter hase, ke. oa t No. 9 Commercial street, A ——— aseortinent 2 GULD FiSH, juet sing received, sound au (Adieining Keceays Seee ee ‘The best assortment of CANDIES and FAN— oz acuDs si brought to the anarket. : doubt: nt i CAG and other Gosds for ; ; W. Fn Mu oROBERTS Ro dad Summer trade. ‘The cheapest and best Goods _Inshita RGBOTURIENT © s ioe offered to the pubic at NICK’S. ail al and the St: in cha GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, . ms Which-are-offercd for sale atthe lowest . . Nevada and. Dutch. Flat-Stage — _ Steak y ‘cash rates. ‘The attention of Familiesand . . d Ex tion, a Miners is particularly called to our Stock of an press Line. Goods which has been selected with especial <n additio relerence to the wants of this cgay wen = THE DUTCH FLAT AND ohn. —pPhaS—the best ipshemetiss a mMNEVADA STAGE LING ‘Javaand Mocha COFFEES et ; will hereafter make direcs plied¥ verized and Crushed ston cal ED connection with the Eastern FRUITS, of all ee FLOUR, MIXED and Wertorn bound trains a Dutch flat, as Dr. Ht Na, . 10 : ee yang ear vit o.oo us. Seon eee eae ne pe, Eve’ in our line will be sold at or on the oO! es the lowest possible price for cash. train, Be gd ts a) ce pf rol + ov. The § W. 8. McROBERTS & CO, . connect on the Kastern bound train, at For Nevada, Oct. 18th. Dutch Flat, at 6.55 P. M. going and coming boys a via Ked Dog, You Bet and Littie York. S ¢~ The entire trip made in daylight. aed’ Gold F ANSON W. LESTER. Austin w. Lester . For passage apply at the Stage Office, times . Union eels on Main street. school “A. W. LESTER 00, S. Soaw Bat campo ee Mee Fog — UTcH FLAT, connecting wi e arg & Co: FRANK G. GUILD, Agent. as dee GEO. li, COLBY, Proprietor. “startec Dealers in Nevada, Oct. bth. down : Groceries, COMMERCIAL STREET A. Jol Se eeera ae Seam ae viere,. Provisions, RESTAURANT?! . dienes Case Goods, J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. wilted CROCKERY, : ane ing 1 shows LIQUORS, ie Ge” The Restaurant is furnished with the hee. Me. &e . P&S the market affords. pai nee ‘i g2 MEA surfac Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free * z 9 HOURS. aa pound evada, Jan. : of Charge. é ji dium about DISSOLUTION. C. TOM. CANFIELD, role: ‘OTICE is hereby giv given that the AVING REMOVED to BLAZE’S Old settin nership heretofore existing between “3 Stand, has fitted the a be excel» Carley and nage ng xp Am the Saloon . lent stylefora we ar usiness, at Nevada city, is day dissolvminin ed. An bills due the firm “nda be pai peas FIRST CLASS SALOON. reedl claims agains firm preserted to C. best i Beer BECKMAN, who will continue business at The of Wines, Liquors, “ted on Sa the old stand, on the corner of Broad and . CIGABS, Etc, always on hand. they Pine streets. 2 (03> Aut Hanps ARE INVITED To CALL. A. B. CARLEY, men 1 CG. BECKMAN, feb5 oe, _CANFTELD. wh Nevada, Feb. 6th, 1870, eeu tae a ae LIBRARY NOTICE, wes ao Vegetable and Variety e migh LB persons havi ing Books weogeiet resou : the NEVADA Adjoining McRoberts & Co. Schse o return them i Commerci Loom, CORNER OF B te Leary on Higa, of it TREETS, that the Books, may jbo. slaesihoot aka i aa = (= FRESH VEGETABLES received every 0G" The Rooms. will be. eae Acei from i 5 o’clock, and from 7 to 9 o’clock, . other articles for Table Use. Th au. By cree og aor dof Pveiiins. ter Also Lot of New Sour-Kyaut. at th Ronee tr also = Large Stock of Candies, his fc Nevada, February, Sai assabedasalthchd cin, ME Confectionery, ete. : cessit REWARD will be paid for BU ’ pe uz the Feoovery of the Jewelry stofrom the Ranches, and a Fime Lot o f foot W. P. KEENEY Fowts. ae Ma. CALL, and ¢ Nevada, Feb.5th,is®. . __. his t iLie puca,. .:<Bropricter. Nie of the Netenal Booka Lan —, ee @emee. . RABY Will be held at the office of issue ae Maer nt dg ow filed t Bhip

wana et So aint a Nan Sho NP ES bc inh A BECO Uo aE TEAMS a ‘whieh he denies Sheet ever refused ‘to permit the publication of amy legal We notice in. the. railroad bill offered . to-the Legislature, one_ merit, namely, it provides that should the counties through which it passes vote aid, the counties will be required to issue bonds “as the line is extended. ~ » completed to Grass Valley, and $50,000 the people. . The county could afford to _ to this bill are not against the railroad, _ the county in debt, the payment . of __gid with an issue of lands atthe rate. Nevada county would be required to issue $50,000 bonds when ten miles are conipleted, $50,000 when the line is when completed to Nevada, making in all $150,000. But as the county would issne the bonds it would be held -responsible for their redemption, besides the interest at 7 per cent. per annum, up to the time of payment. Butte county has now an immense debt upon her hands, and it is already stated that the road is to be taken up and all the advantages gained will be lost. Stull the debt remains a heavy burden upon give some substantial aid, and if it could be arranged with proper guards, we should not object, but the policy of issuing bonds to roads, with all the advantages, so far as the binding force of the engagements are concerned, in favor of the railroad has always proved a Fuinous policy. This fact may be ascertained by inquiry in regard to the sentiments of the people, and the con@itien of affairs in those counties where+ bonds have been voted. Our objectians for we should like to see it built, and we are ready to cheerfully indorse and advocate any scheme which will secure the road without. overburdening -the } people by taxation and incumbering which will be almost impossible. if the friends of the railroad can devise any scheme which is not’ open to these objections, we are ready to help them. “Having not yet seen the bill, we are not prepared fully to discuss its merits or to canvass the matter, in connection with the railroad, which it proposes to of at least $7,500 per mile, this being at the lowest éstimate, upon 20 miles of the line in Nevada county. The _whole question will come up at the _ the above extract, but. we certainly do —Knowing this, proper time. _ eee It is also known that J udge McFarland of the Fourteenth Judicial District, uniformly and upon ail occasions, refused to permiit the publication of legal notices in either of the Democratic papers published within his District. The National copies approvingly a leader from the Reporter, containing not think the Watioral would be willing to indorse the\ charge against Judge McFarland. Tlie editor of the National may not be fathiliar with the facts, bata glance at the back numbers of that paper will be sufficient refutation of the.charges. Advertisements trom Judge McFarland’s Court have been frequently published in its columns, and even by Republican lawyers. in contradicting the statement of the Reporter, we referred to the Wational and Union to substantiate our denial. If the National can mention a case where Judge MeFarland has‘interfered with the privilege of any mav in tbe interest of any paper, we will cheerfuuy during his term. MAN AND WIFE CENTENARIANS.— It is-stated. ina Rhode Island paper that there are now living in the town of Smithfield, in that State, a man.and his wife, Jonathan and Saloma Buxton, he being 102 years old and his wife 101. Both of them aie in the enjoyment of perfect health, and able to attend to the management of quite a large farm. ‘Their wedded life. covers.a period of 78 years. ‘They have 9 children living the oldest being 76 years old, and all of », them’ have) remarkably youthful appearance. The father of Jonathan was: here which are also“ ones and fn ee millions,” and well d toa apne eats watkigas cus to go on the Rhine." all over the world. ane ic, we would like to ask Jadge . propound a few more, and if we are not «who do not understand the charge as ‘above made, we will state that the “no‘against the paper in which the Sheriff ‘covered, the Sheriff appeared in Court + years-ago-has-deneaway with the old+ ,vlish. the fact. We know that no-such order was made in a Demoeratic paper._fo arland whether he did’not, upon at having, in open . ,Court, upon “motion of R= 0. Craven, P Esq. signed an order for the publication in the Placer. Herald, a Democratic paper, of a notice of foreclosure, goto the Clerk’s office after be had adjourned. his Court, and erase the name of the[ Placer Herald and insert that of the Stars and Stripes, a Republican paper ? After answering this question, we shall able to prove what we asserted, in the Reporter of yesterday morning, we shail certainly make the necasary correction. Sacramento Reporter. The.above is a fair specimen of the Big-liar of the Reporter. Bigler refuses to make a correction, but still believing as he has always done, that “a lie well stuck to is as good as the truth,” pro-. pounds # question that proves him to be either a knave ora fool. To those tice of foreclosure” is a Sheriff’s Sale, which Judge McFarland had no right to order in any paper. After a foreclosure is issued from the District Court, it is not the province or the right of the Judge to say what papershall publishit. The fact is, it is the Sheriff's business, and he is responsible for the faithful performance of the work. A case in regard to the same kind of advertising menthe hall of Nevada ‘Hose Compan No. 1, for the place of meeting. We underis in a. flourishing condition, and jthat . great interest is taken. in the regular . . weekly meetings. The hour of meeting is half past seven, and the members are requested to be = panc-. ‘tually this evening. _ Board of Supervisors. The rates of tol’ were fixed for the Dry Creek road the same as last year, The Board was engaged most of the day in examining and auditing bills. W.B. Taylor, Agent of the Grass Valley & Nevada Turnpike, requesting privilege to move the toll house from the -present-docation, at Pratt's, to the Town Talk House, in consequencé of travelers taking advantage of the toll where itis at present located, by going over the Crandall road tothe Eureka mine, thence to Grass Valley, the Board set Wednesday the 16th inst., for hearing the case. _ Trustee Meeting. The Board of Trustees of the Library Association will meet this evening at half past 7 o’clock,atthe Library room. Tue CoLtector—We understand that the Assembly Judiciary Committee ‘yesterday reported that under the present law the Treasurer in Nevada, and the counties specified in the same subdivision are'ex officio County Collectors. county several years ago, as follows: An attorney in this city, having a spite was having his advertising done, inserted_in the foreclosure the name of another paper, without. the knowledge of the Judge. As soon as it was disname ofthe paper stricken out, claiming it asa right to publish his advertisements in any paper he desired. The Judge granted the Sheriff's request, at the same time stating that the name of the paper was placed there surreptitiously, and that a District Judge had no right to dictate to the Sheriff where his advertising should be done. STEAM power in ships, as was shrewdly predicted by Lord Stanhope seventy naval supremacy of England; and other agencies are tending to level still more the pretentions of the maritime powers. An English correspondent tells us of a new artifice which will make the strongest iron cladsin the British Navy, orin any navy, as vulnerable as the three deckers of the Agamemnon days. It is a torpedo, something in the shape of a sword fish, which, being swiftly propelled. under water, with its charge of nitro-glycerine or dynamite, ean shatter any iron ship it touches. This invention comes from an Austrian, who in this way would supply the naval deficiency .of his country. As he’ has not named . it, let. him call it “Peacemaker ;” for certainly no prudent people would think of going to war against such a terrible piece of chemistry, by sea or land, oe Land Office presents the best evidence of the steady growth hd prosperity of the Union, in a number of hard, round facts which carry their own commentary along with them. The public domain amounts to eighteen hundfed millions of acres—a lot of ground which would have made the lords of the Doomsday book open théir eyes. Sixty thousand small farms were, last year, added to the nutiber of our freeholds— England; and there are ten millions of foreigners working themselves ‘ up; peacefully and hopefully, into the grand social amalgam and “Corinthian brass” of our population—one of the most no>. ticeable facts perhaps of all human ethnology.on record. The gold value . . and express an opinion that. work will THE Commissioner of the General . double the number of-land_owners—inof our personal and coal peopatiende tae mated at thirty thousand millions of dollars. There are many other items

This report was the result of a resolution of inquiry introdaced several days ago. : THE Capital Commissioners have discharged Mr. Cummings, the architect, not be resumed on the building’ fora year. It is geeponed by" the Grand Army of the Republic to establish a relief de_ partment for distressed soldiers, at_ San . Francisco; embracing California and Nevada. Iowa plants every year a forest of . ac. 5,000,000 trees; within considerably less fhan half a dozen years, 25,000,000 forest trees have been planted, are now growing in the Northwest. Cittcaco has about one hundred and 665,000. The interest on this debi is $186,550. A CANADIAN merchant, who died_recently, bequeathed a large sum of $5,000 in cash and an interest in the business. TEN thousand Philadelphians have signed a petition to the Legislature for the enactment of a law limiting the number of passengers in a street car to thirty. THE wife's inability to make good . bread is a ground for divorce i the Arabs. six cadets. azine article. .~ quet. ror Theodosius, are to be pulled down, in various Municipal ier einen year. ton. To . stand that this' society of young debaters: nae con, a thirty miles of sewers, which cost $2, money to his clerks, to some as high as }GEN. LErE’s College has twenty: nine’ professors and three handred and forty“THe True Story of Mrs. Shakspeare’ 8 Life,” is the title of alate London magAta late reception in New York a golden bee was placed in a bouTHE walls of Constantinople, comples ted fifteen centuries ago by the Empeand the stone work in them employed THERE are only fifty-two weeks ina ‘year, but theré will be fifty-three Sat. urdays during the present year, Saturday being the first and last days of the It.is said there area number of cages of scarlet fever in Silver City and Day. THERE were 42,331 volumes added . to the British Museum suitbaid last See ae ae agg AS ‘Tae New York Sdeniak Powder the re) E OF ASSESSMENT. —To William . NSrones a an a walasn Mills, agent for William pry ~~ stern company; Relief Hill District Nevada county, California. Netice is sig ay en that at a meeting of the Compan at Relief Hill on January 26th, ism an an ssacesment of $22 45 was levied is city, January 10th, Palmer, i ‘ahiTew to oy Fung. 8 <i oe Flowery Kingdom. JACOB NAFFZICER p Three Thousand ind! ‘Five head . Corn Fed Hogs ! AND HAS A GOOD SUPPLY OF “BACON, 2 ie a Sa LARD, BEST IN THE STATE. ga © For ate at Wholesale or Retail, ga" WHICH HE WARRANTS TO BE THE The G The nesday. day anc ined fo andign _at the Lowest Market Hates. on one-twentieth of 8 said acre price bill aga rpose , working 63 ine seh of so: canes. There is now due Nevada, January 29th, 1870: bbi on the above named ag De ey eas rebbins RK. Oates ili eee eee: William Knight, $09 64; AGENCY The coi William Mitisagevt for William Johns, $59 3 New England Valentine Company ported payable in U. S. Gold or Silver coin to R. PenThis ec rose, Secretary, and if eaid assessments shall WALENTINES FOR 1870. remain unpaid on Monday 4th day of Apri inte ans 1870. they shall be deemed delinquent and will -OW-RBADY, In $3, $5, S10, and $20lote. be duly advertised forsale at public auction, Also, by the dozen or gross, , trom 5 cents front 0! and unless paymert shail be made before,will . to Eos each. an tal be cold on Thursday, the 14th day of April,. Having the EXCLUSIV. E PACIFIC COAST s' 187), to pay the delinquent assesements, to. AGENC cr for the sale of the sete goods the offi gether with costs of advertising and expenses . manufactured by this Company, 1am now preofeale. RICHARD PENROSE, OT pared to give the traue the put the Benet Eas, 75. LARGEST DISCOUNT POSSIBLE also re hall of 0 N PRICE LISTS AND CIRCULARS NOW , —" 2 = — AL READY. SEND FOR ONE. Dealers will ind —: (Opposite it to their advaniage to give these goods a trial county Broap Srager..... = 2.. Nevapa Crvy. . before purchasing elsewhere. b ALEX. SLOAN, Proprietor. WI. A. MIRE, General Agent. The re j ie constanily receiving and tepening © to . 130-404 Kearney Street, Sun Frencisco. system customers the finest prison BRANDY, WHISKEY, WINE, BEER, SOMETHING NEW! lit And. other Liquors. The Bar is supplied ni m with the best refreshments for man an: fine NICK, SLOCOVICH, The Cigars. f9 Pine Street, they fo Fr Jus RECEIVED a splendid stock of fied wi aie : ore 8 at = a to which the attenlone ac on ot buyers is invi SOMETHING NEW ! FRUITS Oranges, Pine Apples, Lemons, d th Limes, Valiferula and Foreign Figs aud ai) ao THe NUTS—Biaek and Kngiieh h Walnuts, Titian ae — and Japanese U nuts, and § M EVADA CASH STORE t coanuts, Hazel Nats, Gelter hase, ke. oa t No. 9 Commercial street, A ——— aseortinent 2 GULD FiSH, juet sing received, sound au (Adieining Keceays Seee ee ‘The best assortment of CANDIES and FAN— oz acuDs si brought to the anarket. : doubt: nt i CAG and other Gosds for ; ; W. Fn Mu oROBERTS Ro dad Summer trade. ‘The cheapest and best Goods _Inshita RGBOTURIENT © s ioe offered to the pubic at NICK’S. ail al and the St: in cha GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, . ms Which-are-offercd for sale atthe lowest . . Nevada and. Dutch. Flat-Stage — _ Steak y ‘cash rates. ‘The attention of Familiesand . . d Ex tion, a Miners is particularly called to our Stock of an press Line. Goods which has been selected with especial <n additio relerence to the wants of this cgay wen = THE DUTCH FLAT AND ohn. —pPhaS—the best ipshemetiss a mMNEVADA STAGE LING ‘Javaand Mocha COFFEES et ; will hereafter make direcs plied¥ verized and Crushed ston cal ED connection with the Eastern FRUITS, of all ee FLOUR, MIXED and Wertorn bound trains a Dutch flat, as Dr. Ht Na, . 10 : ee yang ear vit o.oo us. Seon eee eae ne pe, Eve’ in our line will be sold at or on the oO! es the lowest possible price for cash. train, Be gd ts a) ce pf rol + ov. The § W. 8. McROBERTS & CO, . connect on the Kastern bound train, at For Nevada, Oct. 18th. Dutch Flat, at 6.55 P. M. going and coming boys a via Ked Dog, You Bet and Littie York. S ¢~ The entire trip made in daylight. aed’ Gold F ANSON W. LESTER. Austin w. Lester . For passage apply at the Stage Office, times . Union eels on Main street. school “A. W. LESTER 00, S. Soaw Bat campo ee Mee Fog — UTcH FLAT, connecting wi e arg & Co: FRANK G. GUILD, Agent. as dee GEO. li, COLBY, Proprietor. “startec Dealers in Nevada, Oct. bth. down : Groceries, COMMERCIAL STREET A. Jol Se eeera ae Seam ae viere,. Provisions, RESTAURANT?! . dienes Case Goods, J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. wilted CROCKERY, : ane ing 1 shows LIQUORS, ie Ge” The Restaurant is furnished with the hee. Me. &e . P&S the market affords. pai nee ‘i g2 MEA surfac Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free * z 9 HOURS. aa pound evada, Jan. : of Charge. é ji dium about DISSOLUTION. C. TOM. CANFIELD, role: ‘OTICE is hereby giv given that the AVING REMOVED to BLAZE’S Old settin nership heretofore existing between “3 Stand, has fitted the a be excel» Carley and nage ng xp Am the Saloon . lent stylefora we ar usiness, at Nevada city, is day dissolvminin ed. An bills due the firm “nda be pai peas FIRST CLASS SALOON. reedl claims agains firm preserted to C. best i Beer BECKMAN, who will continue business at The of Wines, Liquors, “ted on Sa the old stand, on the corner of Broad and . CIGABS, Etc, always on hand. they Pine streets. 2 (03> Aut Hanps ARE INVITED To CALL. A. B. CARLEY, men 1 CG. BECKMAN, feb5 oe, _CANFTELD. wh Nevada, Feb. 6th, 1870, eeu tae a ae LIBRARY NOTICE, wes ao Vegetable and Variety e migh LB persons havi ing Books weogeiet resou : the NEVADA Adjoining McRoberts & Co. Schse o return them i Commerci Loom, CORNER OF B te Leary on Higa, of it TREETS, that the Books, may jbo. slaesihoot aka i aa = (= FRESH VEGETABLES received every 0G" The Rooms. will be. eae Acei from i 5 o’clock, and from 7 to 9 o’clock, . other articles for Table Use. Th au. By cree og aor dof Pveiiins. ter Also Lot of New Sour-Kyaut. at th Ronee tr also = Large Stock of Candies, his fc Nevada, February, Sai assabedasalthchd cin, ME Confectionery, ete. : cessit REWARD will be paid for BU ’ pe uz the Feoovery of the Jewelry stofrom the Ranches, and a Fime Lot o f foot W. P. KEENEY Fowts. ae Ma. CALL, and ¢ Nevada, Feb.5th,is®. . __. his t iLie puca,. ..:<Bropricter. Nie of the Netenal Booka Lan —, ee @emee. . RABY Will be held at the office of issue ae Maer nt dg ow filed t Bhip