February 28, 1871 (4 pages)

The'terms of peace between Germany and Feance are settled finally, and the friends: of both countries rejoice that the, Bloody coutest isended. France in'ta cede Alsace aud. Lorraiue 60° far. weat. ae to.include Metz and Nancy. ' Alsace. includes Haat -and Bas _ treaties of Sean 98 or » 4 The part of Lorraine "the Pwhat was known as Get Loriuiaitind the territory of the Vae~ ges. Ie Alaace . of Lor raine between raga e Meta, German is the ledditig ‘Iatiguage. Besides this territory, France: is to pay a money indemnity .of,,820,000,000.tha~ lers to cover the cost of the war, which the Sseramentoa Union estimates will, after PIE y poss aa alon The Germans sbandon their Tne Grrr Concent.+The. ‘Grass: Val-~ , ote of 8 sapiens tio / i. Ca bet the . & xt; and the, prizes will be metliately. after aud a8 soon as ait ‘the hen ony, sea can be com pe course, to count all the tickets carefully, and to place tags in the wheels: The Referees, consisting. of Messrs. C. Conaway, President of the Trustees of ‘the town ; S. P. Dorsey; School Trustee; Aaron, Hogper, actifig’on behalf.of the Fire i P, English, Daniel of . Collias, in Ford acting for the 1 Orphan Asyluni; iavé appothted a committee to superintend “ithe: drawing? This committee, named below, will see that the propet tage are. deposited in the wheels and that the wheble dre.not improperly 1 handled, and generally that the drawing is condacted in a {air manner, . Additions to the committee will be made, as names may be suggested . . to the Referees, A. meeting of the committee will take place next Wednesday, the Ist, at Grass Valley for the purpose of counting the tags for ‘the wheels. and. for. the. purpose. of .adopt~ ing rales which shall govern the draw ing: Following are the naren of. she, march through Paris, and their armies . « are to tid Itnthediately. withdrawn, that the French may proceed with the re" organizatién of Government, . The triumph of Germany is.signal, bat.a very , ais been: paidfor it, while Pilica like; on iééounnt of ‘thie ambition 4 Napo ~sompelied-toaccept} the houndaries Of: the‘nation two cen-. curios ago. ted te the desires. have eh the even ef Sar; and t Hy cay the leading po wer of tive, al ~qven fit her misfortade, isnow in'ssition to show what a free government cat do for Europe. ‘If the French leaders. Have learned’ wisdom ‘by ‘misfor~ ‘thie and act’wisely in building up a “governmént for the people, the’ sation will soon tecover’’ from: its defeat: and . advance dey. gerityt ges bed 'prdaperity:” = 3 be ey 4 wae a dittiicaMtinhaadtinatersthastunee . Valley Union says: The Altoona state fi 208 fet Wéup "and cost ‘thie. sum. of $2,000. A sump is uow-to be excavated; which ia to:bea horizontal one. The company think’ they afe in w regular channel of gravel, judging from the depth, .at.,whieh: :they struck: blue or aa depth is several feet _below t ings lids the Alte for : wt clamp. peal is payin ini in Mold hearing .cetient,. Mie drit t to the west: hae bese exiled has developed very rich gravel. The) Bett roth sitingl x rade, towards” the east is being extended with ‘ail energy, and’ in this a rich deposit of gravel will be tapped''at's (point too low to be Ww the él. In,conriz sities will be Dien dabiejate snow’s promises are oe #, "Stee maa Gaiam Rewarp. ‘ThePakland Transcript says: Sheriff Moree, as, printed, a large number of _carda to send to.all. parts of thé State, which a reward of $500 is offered . Pi arrest.and conviction of the parwho mardered Otto Ludovici, at Sunol Valley, on the 10th of January (last, Qp'the reverw side of the dard is . a photograph of one. of the: suspected . parties, Bartole . Sepulveda, a native Galitornian, “His: is five. text, nine. or: -Aeareinebes ‘in hight, atid stands very .@ “altaight,: though he is somewhat:bow-. ) prot light complexion ; hair short; a te Curl: ‘brown beard and . /'Bngere-o€ right hand. have been’ stiffened ‘by'accidetit; Hai -erfiall Seer a nee meg: titans: *, Be Grass Tallon W Roberts, MB Potter, @ W Dixon, R Shoemaker, M ‘worth, George, Gephard; E W. Heyjwood; @ © Smith, OL Dimon, © W \Ooesistely @ Es: Watery 3’ J Dorsey, Ww Leoutzenheiser, WC Pope, J F Nesmith, W’ ‘Bhatt, titi’ ‘Glayas, qian “Newman.” . Nevada Gity--Ira A: — Charles MeElvy, ‘AW Potser, T° A Landaster, 'M 8 Deal, J-H: Diekeon, John Cashin, ‘Charles . Lessee a Gregory. Niles. ‘Searls. ; Boston. Ravine William. Watt, A ) Stoddard, P-H Ford, Dudley. Hoyt. -Riidon *Ratich ava” Forest Aprinte—. -P Hennessey, J K Startsman, B J Wat. son Joseph Perrin, George Little. hand. Ready—L A Walling, 8 M Gilham, A L Slack, H Wisner. You Bet—Joha Hussey, W. Bt Brock‘man, Sweetland—-H P Sweetland, ‘abit Newell. North San Juan—Johna Morgan, Pat Gaynor, O P Stidger. ‘Truckee—J R Cross, W B Campbell: Coltax-William Hayford. James Mahon. “Sacratento—H $ Crocker. ! Those desiting tickets for. the Cencert; which, will . give, a chance, for.a prize, can. procure the same for the cash from G. C. King, the manager, ‘This ‘can be done up to the time the ‘numbers are placed in the wheel when the unsold tickets will be'canceled. Pa FEMe, Lee “ Homa: ed Poor Demootacy.—Speaking of the suspension of work on the’ Stave: Uni~‘ versity, buildings, ;the ¢Reporter says: jibes the interests of education, the} itérests of the working tlasses ‘apd . ’ ithe interesta of:,.the Damoaratio. party -hauve been jeopardized, We certainly . feel. sorry, hes the . Board ot Regents have been compelled, to suspend work on the State Univer‘sity, but how the matter effects the interests of ‘the Democratic ‘party “we cannot’ see, ces its read'ness to maittal® its. posi~ ‘tion-on this point, but it would: béhard for that paper to, prove that, the inter: ests -of the party. have been put in jeopatdy by a ‘Deniotratit * Board ‘of Regents exhausting the funds of the, ‘University s0 effectually. as the «last porter never looks beyond: the panrowest partizanship,; and! ill be after ‘awhile claiming rain. and -sunsbipe se . ; blegsings. originated. by. Democracy. . . . Tae American Pomological Society . has secepted'thé invitation of the Vir. Horticultural’ and Pomologica . Society to.bold, their next. annua hibition: “at. Richmeod;: Virginia, ‘tid tite fixed i ae Th, » and 8 . days of September next een iat 4 2 RAS. 1 “eat ett Ba weap i rn ASat Byrne, Jr., “Peter Sohssou; 8 D Bos& ‘Smith, od: We. hockewondy J-lir Byean, MM), has-done.”* To this'the Placer Herald replies by saying,” “we would rather Le The Reporter angoun. ’ . begislature® did the. works, The e+). . A New kind of army ua it beng made at Spring Fhey . © are shaped almost ex ly ite ‘sharp . ¢ if? poi trowel,” “the signe . s. about the same or mibch like the spear heads of the South Bea Idend war tiors. Their design is not so much . for charges a8 an efficient instrument fora skirmishing line, and being furnishedwitli oger’ pieces” where they . are joined to the guns, they can be for picket defence. Po«rpies_ and on the face, “éruptions, Home room th Plavonen, ned alt epee. Afi fo pure blood, are cared by Dr. Pierce Alt. Ext: or Golden Medical sista. As au Anti-Bilious or Liver Medicine, and for: habitual. Constipation of the Bowels it works wonderful cures. Sold by droggiste. Pamphlet -on the above diseases sent free. Address Dr. B v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. GREAT consternation has been produced among’ the~clerks at the Portsmouth Nayy Yard by an order dizeet~ ing that they shall be on duty the whole of eight. hours a day, the same. as other workmen. . The tender things . consider 1.8.great hardship, as their -}honra of toil heretofore have been )imgots “Menrenx &, Sons, the West Trey . founders, who failed ia 1857, owing peveral -thonsead . dollars. to 2 Boaton firm; recently seat them a chéek “for . ’ aotwithstanding the stator was outlawed and bad Jong since . Soo been forgotten. THERE is a project to dam. the Merrimack tiyer-at-Hunt’s, Falls; above Haverhill and between Bradford and Methuen, Mass,, and land in the vieinity is already held: for a rieé inthe expectation’ that another Lowell’ will. spring up there, —It is claimed that by the use vf locke the dam will iniprove WouLD NoT Bo 17.+The Reeewn in, erder to test the Democracy. of ite ». contemporaries, asks them in a certain event if “they would doas the atrested {6% sheep’ larceny, orlive at a public'sonp ‘house::all the days of onr life.” Fas,the pablic. soap house any refefence::to :the:. “gop”: thrown. the Reporter by’ thie “State: “Stite otgan bill 7” Taw book iat.the. L Louisville _ police station i Mléa With the? word “Name less.” Whensaiwoutai “is ‘arrested so drank em she can’t ive any collected accoust-6f Who'shé is, or What igh ber, they put het down #8, own as." Nameless,”, g Mrs, Bmnberling, of P of Prairte City, Hi, jhad a husband who would keep drink. ing wihikky: so une’ day éhe followed tif t6 & saloon, armed with an ax, and . } found him: playing cards. She mashed the table with the ax, broke hia arm, and sctvalet a an with a handfull ofteympa, ©. “Mr. alba, at of North Weasel. 1 sia of Alec Unrest: drawing Sistine . . able’ to eat, or purtake of but Tittle’ nourishment, and fears are entertained: that he will starve.to death. A rew days since Ma ar per. aged 17 years, a pleted . Qa paper mill at Hamilton, Ohio, fell through a]: 30 trap doorin the third: floor. into the ; ‘hopper used. in grinding rags, and before the mill could -be stopped’ was’ mm erally torn into pieces: Leonanp Cuoate, the Newburyport charge of setting ‘fire toa church’ in moved, He wag, sentenced to. imprisonment for life at hard labor im ‘the ‘State Prison. a Ly Texas fa iners report that ‘they. will je , ‘corn and meat, .: nded eicher to fap boughs ody Hotes) . United ‘States; ‘and "probably \in the down io. such a manner that,be is, une: “Fire Bug,” 'pleaded gailty’ to the . ; cranes she sfegnte tas . non ay of 25 2 ame oe rece. Z Zist off Fast ¢ and 700 eggs. DS tiBac. Union,Process good—Jay, bunt he. fowis inthis section “lay over” that considerably. gentleman.on. Gold Fiat: has 24 bens, and since the ist of Novetiiter they have laid 912 eggs. The poultry giving thie yield has'nt months old. How is that for high?Going East. Joba, Fairchild, . of, the firm of ve leave this city for the Eaet to-morrow. John goes to visit the “old folks at home,” and will return in six weeks. Henry goes to: New-York City to.spend a year_in. the study of mediciae: He has attended ‘oné course ii the San Francisco school, and since the close of the lectures bas been reading with Dr. Hunt.» He is now going where he will have the advantage of clinics, at Belleview, New ‘York, and where ‘he will enjoy rare-opportunities of Sttiag himeelf for the ~— of .the spent sion he hee selected. 8 Military Misetian. transaction of Husitides.‘ *"Srery Inem~ ber of the company should be on hand. Setfoudy 11. Dr, H. Tiling, of this city, is a wana il. saver Tittle ‘heye of hie . A mother < Pare: We understand that E. M. Preston has purchased. the homestead of E. F. ‘Bean, on West Broad street. \ Wiiedaig-ieention-.: : aka Thorson & Co, have Weicsted: 2,600 feet. of tbe rayine kaewn aa Beth. House ravine, between Moores ond Orléans Flats. A MAMMOTH fog whietle which has jucr been eonipleted st Portisnd, Me, for the light house. department, ia the. largest ever manufactured in _ the 2.) a world, It ie an lSrinch, whistle, weighs steam boiler of 50 horse power to fusnish the steam to blow it. BRADLEY & RULOFSON; 429 Monitgomery Street, fiom Francie. Som a on Suable : In this city, Pebt ‘$60, 1871, Sarah Emily, wife of Hon. 'T. B. Reardan, aged 80 yours. Sacramento Street. Machine Shop FRANK H. FISHER, . Prop*r. Repairing done promptly. Bey WYBRAULIU scl ie Pros nein the oes for ot HydrealsECond. ery Three Steam rua i for ‘Nery iia Jxpoemmo0s Fowss onl —A gentleman . one hen among the flock over -19. -ton & Fairchild, and Henry Welch,will . On Thursday eit of thie aS al. meeting of the Nevade Light @uard. will be held “at the atinory, for the . . some 450 poudds, and will require a} 4 @a ooh sap ie . Ke rce oe eee CAB List FOR Every (one © > a Lampe ats triding oot by. —— Gaighig BE" Burner and using * different 1 N. OCHIMNEY 15 REQUIRED . The flame is se white a9 014 ¥. GAD. mid preauuces hu smeil OF sMmIUOKE, Good judges promounce it ome of the safest lights tm use ! One Burner js equal te May, Camo dies and costs one cent per hour, 2718 NHAT, CHEAP, BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE, and in Grass Valley ‘aue otuer places where it has been iain ie balay rapidly adopted: ; CALL AND SEE iT r At BLIVEN & irks, Commarcis! Spect,. Nevada ci*y, Feb. 18th ees _ AGENTS WANTED. NE AGENT. WANTED for every town In the cvunty to telb the New buruer fur chang nig Coat Oi} te Gas Lumps, 31 mes washes rapid sale wherever introduced aud paye a large ee to. Agents. bexCiu— sive tere givens“ Jailhon-or ners ~~ SBLOW te YX, 118 pts York pnnas nevada city. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE eo mM: Ps ANW, OF LONDON. ce Capital $8,000,008; axa ity & CO: gta gific Coast. _ JOHN PATTISON, Agent, ie _ NEVADA CITY _Builders Attention. AGP TO LET TO BUIED A HALL, you THE MASONS AND .ODD FsLwil be received Se Proporals MARCH THE. 1%th, 19871. to baild a a at MOORE’S FLAT, for ba ‘above Orders ; cations can be seen, the Drag Store of PRES RESTON & PyaIRoHiLe st Nonh Bes dee [apd at OAS, ALLENat No — BERW’S, of Fit The proposals to be addressed to Chas. Alon oe D. Long, oy hese —— eee eestiiee tees reserve woe Annual exsgie gxjRi Sf NATIONAL” «" Mais ————— W.VA. BIGOT, =. ve, Gents* call at this Hot, hower nell senee. ‘Always on sp a ° — Guo. Szvox & Co's Pinito Fortes. © vii adie aha ma w'Cniiad thieROOT & CADDY, — ‘ ops Ait gener gr an e maauat debichabiiacd {67 Washington Street, — . BO, PF. BOOT.» a

The'terms of peace between Germany and Feance are settled finally, and the friends: of both countries rejoice that the, Bloody coutest isended. France in'ta cede Alsace aud. Lorraiue 60° far. weat. ae to.include Metz and Nancy. ' Alsace. includes Haat -and Bas _ treaties of Sean 98 or » 4 The part of Lorraine "the Pwhat was known as Get Loriuiaitind the territory of the Vae~ ges. Ie Alaace . of Lor raine between raga e Meta, German is the ledditig ‘Iatiguage. Besides this territory, France: is to pay a money indemnity .of,,820,000,000.tha~ lers to cover the cost of the war, which the Sseramentoa Union estimates will, after PIE y poss aa alon The Germans sbandon their Tne Grrr Concent.+The. ‘Grass: Val-~ , ote of 8 sapiens tio / i. Ca bet the . & xt; and the, prizes will be metliately. after aud a8 soon as ait ‘the hen ony, sea can be com pe course, to count all the tickets carefully, and to place tags in the wheels: The Referees, consisting. of Messrs. C. Conaway, President of the Trustees of ‘the town ; S. P. Dorsey; School Trustee; Aaron, Hogper, actifig’on behalf.of the Fire i P, English, Daniel of . Collias, in Ford acting for the 1 Orphan Asyluni; iavé appothted a committee to superintend “ithe: drawing? This committee, named below, will see that the propet tage are. deposited in the wheels and that the wheble dre.not improperly 1 handled, and generally that the drawing is condacted in a {air manner, . Additions to the committee will be made, as names may be suggested . . to the Referees, A. meeting of the committee will take place next Wednesday, the Ist, at Grass Valley for the purpose of counting the tags for ‘the wheels. and. for. the. purpose. of .adopt~ ing rales which shall govern the draw ing: Following are the naren of. she, march through Paris, and their armies . « are to tid Itnthediately. withdrawn, that the French may proceed with the re" organizatién of Government, . The triumph of Germany is.signal, bat.a very , ais been: paidfor it, while Pilica like; on iééounnt of ‘thie ambition 4 Napo ~sompelied-toaccept} the houndaries Of: the‘nation two cen-. curios ago.. ted te the desires.. have eh the even ef Sar; and t Hy cay the leading po wer of tive, al ~qven fit her misfortade, isnow in'ssition to show what a free government cat do for Europe. ‘If the French leaders. Have learned’ wisdom ‘by ‘misfor~ ‘thie and act’wisely in building up a “governmént for the people, the’ sation will soon tecover’’ from: its defeat: and . advance dey. gerityt ges bed 'prdaperity:” = 3 be ey 4 wae a dittiicaMtinhaadtinatersthastunee . Valley Union says: The Altoona state fi 208 fet Wéup "and cost ‘thie. sum. of $2,000. A sump is uow-to be excavated; which ia to:bea horizontal one. The company think’ they afe in w regular channel of gravel, judging from the depth, .at.,whieh: :they struck: blue or aa depth is several feet _below t ings lids the Alte for : wt clamp. peal is payin ini in Mold hearing .cetient,. Mie drit t to the west: hae bese exiled has developed very rich gravel. The) Bett roth sitingl x rade, towards” the east is being extended with ‘ail energy, and’ in this a rich deposit of gravel will be tapped''at's (point too low to be Ww the él. In,conriz sities will be Dien dabiejate snow’s promises are oe #, "Stee maa Gaiam Rewarp. ‘ThePakland Transcript says: Sheriff Moree, as, printed, a large number of _carda to send to.all. parts of thé State, which a reward of $500 is offered . Pi arrest.and conviction of the parwho mardered Otto Ludovici, at Sunol Valley, on the 10th of January (last, Qp'the reverw side of the dard is . a photograph of one. of the: suspected . parties, Bartole . Sepulveda, a native Galitornian, “His: is five. text, nine. or: -Aeareinebes ‘in hight, atid stands very .@ “altaight,: though he is somewhat:bow-. ) prot light complexion ; hair short; a te Curl: ‘brown beard and . /'Bngere-o€ right hand. have been’ stiffened ‘by'accidetit; Hai -erfiall Seer a nee meg: titans: *, Be Grass Tallon W Roberts, MB Potter, @ W Dixon, R Shoemaker, M ‘worth, George, Gephard; E W. Heyjwood; @ © Smith, OL Dimon, © W \Ooesistely @ Es: Watery 3’ J Dorsey, Ww Leoutzenheiser, WC Pope, J F Nesmith, W’ ‘Bhatt, titi’ ‘Glayas, qian “Newman.” . Nevada Gity--Ira A: — Charles MeElvy, ‘AW Potser, T° A Landaster, 'M 8 Deal, J-H: Diekeon, John Cashin, ‘Charles . Lessee a Gregory. Niles. ‘Searls. ; Boston. Ravine William. Watt, A ) Stoddard, P-H Ford, Dudley. Hoyt. -Riidon *Ratich ava” Forest Aprinte—. -P Hennessey, J K Startsman, B J Wat. son Joseph Perrin, George Little. hand. Ready—L A Walling, 8 M Gilham, A L Slack, H Wisner. You Bet—Joha Hussey, W. Bt Brock‘man, Sweetland—-H P Sweetland, ‘abit Newell. North San Juan—Johna Morgan, Pat Gaynor, O P Stidger. ‘Truckee—J R Cross, W B Campbell: Coltax-William Hayford. James Mahon. “Sacratento—H $ Crocker. ! Those desiting tickets for. the Cencert; which, will . give, a chance, for.a prize, can. procure the same for the cash from G. C. King, the manager, ‘This ‘can be done up to the time the ‘numbers are placed in the wheel when the unsold tickets will be'canceled. Pa FEMe, Lee “ Homa: ed Poor Demootacy.—Speaking of the suspension of work on the’ Stave: Uni~‘ versity, buildings, ;the ¢Reporter says: jibes the interests of education, the} itérests of the working tlasses ‘apd . ’ ithe interesta of:,.the Damoaratio. party -hauve been jeopardized, We certainly . feel. sorry, hes the . Board ot Regents have been compelled, to suspend work on the State Univer‘sity, but how the matter effects the interests of ‘the Democratic ‘party “we cannot’ see, ces its read'ness to maittal® its. posi~ ‘tion-on this point, but it would: béhard for that paper to, prove that, the inter: ests -of the party. have been put in jeopatdy by a ‘Deniotratit * Board ‘of Regents exhausting the funds of the, ‘University s0 effectually. as the «last porter never looks beyond: the panrowest partizanship,; and! ill be after ‘awhile claiming rain. and -sunsbipe se . ; blegsings. originated. by. Democracy. .. . . Tae American Pomological Society . has secepted'thé invitation of the Vir. Horticultural’ and Pomologica . Society to.bold, their next. annua hibition: “at. Richmeod;: Virginia, ‘tid tite fixed i ae Th, » and 8 . days of September next een iat 4 2 RAS. 1 “eat ett Ba weap i rn ASat Byrne, Jr., “Peter Sohssou; 8 D Bos& ‘Smith, od: We. hockewondy J-lir Byean, MM), has-done.”* To this'the Placer Herald replies by saying,” “we would rather Le The Reporter angoun. ’ . begislature® did the. works, The e+). . A New kind of army ua it beng made at Spring Fhey . © are shaped almost ex ly ite ‘sharp . ¢ if? poi trowel,” “the signe . s. about the same or mibch like the spear heads of the South Bea Idend war tiors. Their design is not so much . for charges a8 an efficient instrument fora skirmishing line, and being furnishedwitli oger’ pieces” where they . are joined to the guns, they can be for picket defence. Po«rpies_ and on the face, “éruptions, Home room th Plavonen, ned alt epee. Afi fo pure blood, are cared by Dr. Pierce Alt. Ext: or Golden Medical sista. As au Anti-Bilious or Liver Medicine, and for: habitual. Constipation of the Bowels it works wonderful cures. Sold by droggiste. Pamphlet -on the above diseases sent free. Address Dr. B v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. GREAT consternation has been produced among’ the~clerks at the Portsmouth Nayy Yard by an order dizeet~ ing that they shall be on duty the

whole of eight. hours a day, the same. as other workmen. . The tender things . consider 1.8.great hardship, as their -}honra of toil heretofore have been )imgots “Menrenx &, Sons, the West Trey . founders, who failed ia 1857, owing peveral -thonsead . dollars. to 2 Boaton firm; recently seat them a chéek “for . ’ aotwithstanding the stator was outlawed and bad Jong since . Soo been forgotten. THERE is a project to dam. the Merrimack tiyer-at-Hunt’s, Falls; above Haverhill and between Bradford and Methuen, Mass,, and land in the vieinity is already held: for a rieé inthe expectation’ that another Lowell’ will. spring up there, —It is claimed that by the use vf locke the dam will iniprove WouLD NoT Bo 17.+The Reeewn in, erder to test the Democracy. of ite ». contemporaries, asks them in a certain event if “they would doas the atrested {6% sheep’ larceny, orlive at a public'sonp ‘house::all the days of onr life.” Fas,the pablic. soap house any refefence::to :the:. “gop”: thrown. the Reporter by’ thie “State: “Stite otgan bill 7” Taw book iat.the. L Louisville _ police station i Mléa With the? word “Name less.” Whensaiwoutai “is ‘arrested so drank em she can’t ive any collected accoust-6f Who'shé is, or What igh ber, they put het down #8, own as." Nameless,”, g Mrs, Bmnberling, of P of Prairte City, Hi, jhad a husband who would keep drink. ing wihikky: so une’ day éhe followed tif t6 & saloon, armed with an ax, and . } found him: playing cards. She mashed the table with the ax, broke hia arm, and sctvalet a an with a handfull ofteympa, ©. “Mr. alba, at of North Weasel. 1 sia of Alec Unrest: drawing Sistine . . able’ to eat, or purtake of but Tittle’ nourishment, and fears are entertained: that he will starve.to death. A rew days since Ma ar per. aged 17 years, a pleted . Qa paper mill at Hamilton, Ohio, fell through a]: 30 trap doorin the third: floor. into the ; ‘hopper used. in grinding rags, and before the mill could -be stopped’ was’ mm erally torn into pieces: Leonanp Cuoate, the Newburyport charge of setting ‘fire toa church’ in moved, He wag, sentenced to. imprisonment for life at hard labor im ‘the ‘State Prison. a Ly Texas fa iners report that ‘they. will je , ‘corn and meat, .: nded eicher to fap boughs ody Hotes) . United ‘States; ‘and "probably \in the down io. such a manner that,be is, une: “Fire Bug,” 'pleaded gailty’ to the . ; cranes she sfegnte tas . non ay of 25 2 ame oe rece. Z Zist off Fast ¢ and 700 eggs. DS tiBac. Union,Process good—Jay, bunt he. fowis inthis section “lay over” that considerably.. gentleman.on. Gold Fiat: has 24 bens, and since the ist of Novetiiter they have laid 912 eggs. The poultry giving thie yield has'nt months old. How is that for high?Going East. Joba, Fairchild, . of, the firm of ve leave this city for the Eaet to-morrow. John goes to visit the “old folks at home,” and will return in six weeks. Henry goes to: New-York City to.spend a year_in. the study of mediciae: He has attended ‘oné course ii the San Francisco school, and since the close of the lectures bas been reading with Dr. Hunt.» He is now going where he will have the advantage of clinics, at Belleview, New ‘York, and where ‘he will enjoy rare-opportunities of Sttiag himeelf for the ~— of .the spent sion he hee selected. 8 Military Misetian. transaction of Husitides.‘ *"Srery Inem~ ber of the company should be on hand. Setfoudy 11. Dr, H. Tiling, of this city, is a wana il. saver Tittle ‘heye of hie . A mother < Pare: We understand that E. M. Preston has purchased. the homestead of E. F. ‘Bean, on West Broad street. \ Wiiedaig-ieention-.: : aka Thorson & Co, have Weicsted: 2,600 feet. of tbe rayine kaewn aa Beth. House ravine, between Moores ond Orléans Flats. A MAMMOTH fog whietle which has jucr been eonipleted st Portisnd, Me, for the light house. department, ia the. largest ever manufactured in _ the 2.) a world, It ie an lSrinch, whistle, weighs steam boiler of 50 horse power to fusnish the steam to blow it. BRADLEY & RULOFSON; 429 Monitgomery Street, fiom Francie. Som a on Suable : In this city, Pebt ‘$60, 1871, Sarah Emily, wife of Hon. 'T. B. Reardan, aged 80 yours. Sacramento Street. Machine Shop FRANK H. FISHER, . Prop*r. Repairing done promptly. Bey WYBRAULIU scl ie Pros nein the oes for ot HydrealsECond. ery Three Steam rua i for ‘Nery iia Jxpoemmo0s Fowss onl —A gentleman . one hen among the flock over -19. -ton & Fairchild, and Henry Welch,will . On Thursday eit of thie aS al. meeting of the Nevade Light @uard. will be held “at the atinory, for the . . some 450 poudds, and will require a} 4 @a ooh sap ie . Ke rce oe eee CAB List FOR Every (one © > a Lampe ats triding oot by. —— Gaighig BE" Burner and using * different 1 N. OCHIMNEY 15 REQUIRED . The flame is se white a9 014 ¥. GAD. mid preauuces hu smeil OF sMmIUOKE, Good judges promounce it ome of the safest lights tm use ! One Burner js equal te May, Camo dies and costs one cent per hour, 2718 NHAT, CHEAP, BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE, and in Grass Valley ‘aue otuer places where it has been iain ie balay rapidly adopted: ; CALL AND SEE iT r At BLIVEN & irks, Commarcis! Spect,. Nevada ci*y, Feb. 18th ees _ AGENTS WANTED. NE AGENT. WANTED for every town In the cvunty to telb the New buruer fur chang nig Coat Oi} te Gas Lumps, 31 mes washes rapid sale wherever introduced aud paye a large ee to. Agents. bexCiu— sive tere givens“ Jailhon-or ners ~~ SBLOW te YX, 118 pts York pnnas nevada city. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE eo mM: Ps ANW, OF LONDON. ce Capital $8,000,008; axa ity & CO: gta gific Coast. _ JOHN PATTISON, Agent, ie _ NEVADA CITY _Builders Attention. AGP TO LET TO BUIED A HALL, you THE MASONS AND .ODD FsLwil be received Se Proporals MARCH THE. 1%th, 19871. to baild a a at MOORE’S FLAT, for ba ‘above Orders ; cations can be seen, the Drag Store of PRES RESTON & PyaIRoHiLe st Nonh Bes dee [apd at OAS, ALLENat No — BERW’S, of Fit The proposals to be addressed to Chas. Alon oe D. Long, oy hese —— eee eestiiee tees reserve woe Annual exsgie gxjRi Sf NATIONAL” «" Mais ————— W.VA. BIGOT, =. ve, Gents* call at this Hot, hower nell senee. ‘Always on sp a ° — Guo. Szvox & Co's Pinito Fortes. © vii adie aha ma w'Cniiad thieROOT & CADDY, — ‘ ops Ait gener gr an e maauat debichabiiacd {67 Washington Street, — . BO, PF. BOOT.» a