January 5, 1871 (4 pages)

~ for hydraulicing with a largo head of “pecting done With favorable, results. yield is uniform: gnd the profits large. ; of gold taken out, : bound to: be. prosperous. At Eureka, _ Mill be worked a8 soom as waterreomes. . The Mining Prospect for this Year. 4 ae beet made in the develprogress ~~opmelit 6 faiiies in this county, and ben on progress cia oneal tie. Co. and the Pica¥ané Gol hav eapecially Wont” raver “Witties; “Witt” be% layely théresiaéd; En.) Neveda™ town: ship much prospecting. has been done, and the. Ada: '¢ ye highly encouraging. — meur the Coca some ver exeellens claims are ready to commence washing as soon.ag W seopred. Qa Gold Fiat the oak Mild ee Mulberry” ‘have béen' worked sufficiently to demonstrate their. richness, and all these mines have been discovered y. as . in the past year. The Pennsylva: mine has been reopened and is yielding Malema site, nner company are now sane Ege ing their gine for. _-work ter advantage, and the Puntes’ be Pres pin good. returns, Among the most important works in . ’ “the pep tisee7 is the! — of Gen-. . thorities are differing.on. the subject of jurisdietion; in the) case (of; Mrs: ‘Fair they : nell » ba: enabled.te. sane their flumes'arid commence’ Washing th ‘the’ Spring. This'éntetpried Wilf Fésult in the@pehing'of avIaryy range bf tery) __ rich mining _ground, Another imporne . considerable i tus to minin aber SP chateae wit ‘are already Prepared for eer iad others are Making all haste to get ready. F township, -the,, Little, York Grateloe and Water Co, is ‘the Toad: ing enter; The operations of this heist raat jexceedingty . profitable. In You Bet, Lowell Hill, Chalk Bluff'and Quaker Hill districts, claims are being prepared or are ready, ‘and only:, meek: wales to:, » POMmMENdE . ‘washing, «= ° These’ brief ‘settee of: ambi progress which we hayé' been able to gather. from residents ‘of the several townships . d h ner oties indicate that,, Sete tien bean. fice tag inll one ve CO ae ‘rabdetoak” ancoviagiog Frospe fh for'the fature. The San: Wane pt ‘Alaessdxs aucharged with the murder of Cri of Alatneda County, and a bill will no doubt be found; a bench warrant issued and Mis. Fair taken to Alameda before atiything is done in San Francisco, In Flat by Webster & Co., MoSerle aaet ‘be opened eT ‘. eyes with that same dandy Astrakhan . . ted the. prisoner, but thinking that he The case is’ now betore the Grand Jury . odist —— Conference, Sunday rs, he was arrested while . ntoxiéated ‘cbnditiod ‘oa the . -dewalk in ions of —_ eran ( saloon. . pecs Pr: ‘Market Police’ Cénet ‘ie text: morning, he presented a pitiable sight, Huddl among a lot of thieves and prostitu who whiled sway; the ;time before the Judge’s entrance by cracking coarse jokes: #t-the--expenseof thé reverend . esate he ‘looked ‘the: very picture of He-replied not.to their jibes, cap that the unfortunate wretch wore: when first he brought disgrace upon his cloth by tinning away with Miss Jobnson,, the circumstances of whi afe well known, and ‘the occasion’ of which was ‘the commencément of his downward career:~ The Judge commithad been sufficiently punished by the position in which le was placed™ hesata . charged him.a few. houra afterwards.: STRANGE Drvonom Cask. —The Iowa Stéitesmin says: “Not many months ago one of. our:-citizens,: having conceived the idea. that he.and his wife tant ente 24 a yeu jg he “opening of the Cement” by “Rolfe °&' Go. These Hien wate td a big for drifting and: still prospect : well. The compatly now ‘owhing' them’ ard fittidg tp etal is making a survey for determining the line between San Franciscd and Alameda, It will:be remembered. that: Crittenden was shot soon after leaving the’ whiart on the Oakland. steamer. water, and liave ieveryp Hof! big pay. Other enterprises are being put through equal in. importance to phose mentioned but not-so far advanced. In Grass Valley township, real and “substantial advancement has been made ip gravel and quartz. mining. On Alta Hill and also at Buena Vistw slide oxtensive locationé “have been’ tiade in gravel, and. Jarge .amount of. pros. We qaoted extensively a day. or two since from the. Grass. Valley—tnion's’ report-on, the, condition. of, the quartz mines, and need only here say that this kind of mining. has increased in prosperity during ' the past year and locks full of promise for the future, In Bridgeport, where large heads. ot water aré required for working the hydraulic mines, its scarcity has. bet séridud Griwback, Hydratlie mi ig more extensive, better systematized and developed dn this township than any other it the’ county. A larger number of claims are worked and their During the: Jaat, year @ considerable amount of foreign capital has been seeking investment in that township with satisfactory results. Tn Bloomfield township, much real progress:in the ‘development of mines has been’ made, At Columbia Hit); Nichols & Coxare. running a tunnel to open -theirground;-and~ other-compas nies. are ready for work. The North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co. “have found zich gravel, and eleven, men are . drifting and. washing out $250 perday. When this claim is opened many :men will be employed and a large amount ~Th so township rich prospects have b at Orleans Fiat, and pew claims sohtbe at Wooleeys Flat. The Gite from Wodladya to: Siow Point is ricki im gtavel ‘mines:and ‘is quartz prospects are excellent. The Erle is paying large dividends to the contractors aah other moe welaohing, well, e Washitigton? tolrnag Soouderfe" being dong oh thé} the condition Uf thé’ graves Mf “AmeriYibe pec ss Be jega & Humber of mines . } Churelr this: evening > . . ever given’ in Sama Juan, A general it which is Week of Prayer, Ane ‘Phe.following are the exercises at the prayer meeting, al thie! Mothoditt, “Thutsday; Jan: 5—Prayer: ‘For the baptism of the Holy Spirit on all who proféss and call themselves Christians ; for the increaéé’of ‘Charity, and of affectionate con:munion and co-operation,’ among all in ayes: lané who love the Tree Exhibition and Festival. A festival and exhibition, for the gin, efit of the San Juan District’ School Li-' brary, will be given-on the 22d of next month, under the auspices of the ladies of that place. The performance will take pliceat the Theatre. It ik de~ signud by’ the fwir ‘manayers td thake it superior to any other affair of the kind ". Lavitetion is extetided. Postponed. The Grass Valley ‘Lottery. is. poste poned to the 22nd of Februaty. The tickets are going off rapidly, and the drawing will take woes at that time. Sewing Society. & The. ladies of the, Episcopal. Bowing Society will meet at the residence ot Mrs. A, H. Hanson, on Thursday even: ing, at seven o'clock. : District: Eye. The case of Cadden. vs. MeMahon « et, als., involving the title. to a claim on. the Pennsylvania quartz ledge, Grass Court yesterday. Oysters,: We are indebted to fy’ Stiag for a sample can of Baltimore oysters, which he received from Gevrge Mays, Nos. 40, 41, and 43 California Market, San Francisco. Mays has been shipping large: quantities of Kastern. oysters, and. has brought on some for planting. His place is ulso supplied with the dest oysters, etc. to be found’ on the coast. Billy King received a shipment’ of them: on Tuesday night. +O # ~kd-taane > oes 22 MINISTER CURTIN writes that he re¢eently visited Sebastopol, and examined ¢an soldivrawhe fell im the Rugeian service during ‘are. Four tienes were buried in one tomb, ‘the meantime ihe State Surveyor Gen-. : '. latitude, discuvering an immense arm Valley was commenced in the District a] of Mont Blanc.’ The geological, zoow sere-not-99--much-afiinitiesas-theyought to be, induced her to take her child and go"to visit” her father and mother,. wha reside. in . Ohio.; Onee . there she was pursuaded to remain money to send her sufficient to. pay her fare back to Dés Moines. ‘Finally sho, procured the:necessary funds from her father and returned home a few days sinee,-only to-find’ that -her: ‘husbaiid: ks @btained-a divores during “her® ab—. sence and without her knowledge. She. is)now working: as a: servant: in. the: fammily‘of the lawyer who procured ‘the: bill for her husband. * It appears that’ ‘the husband is’ possessed of considersble.means, and that, he produced .evi>: dence in Court to prove: that:she had: runaway to California ee another man. ‘THE Cgc , ae Expedition, which returned from the Polar Sea this Fall, has published the result of its researches. The most important results of its explorations was the discovery of a new land, about : thirty-six nautical miles east of Spitsbergen, and. situa-: ted north of the’77th degree of latitude north.’ ‘This ‘new territory.is larger than Spitabergen, and presents a very ‘filled ‘with almost perpendicular mountains and cliffs; This is one of me . most important Arctic discoveries made for many years. The expedition algo . explored the eastern ‘shores of Green~’ land up to the 77th degree of north of the sea, which extended deep into the interior of the country, and several mountains whoee hight exceeded that . logical and botanical collections brought home are of'¢ mane and valuable char. +-acter, ; Tun .7ribune’s Washington correspondent represents that Gen. Schenck’s instractions contemplate a settlement of the Alabama claims, embracing three points : Great Britain must pay the claims of all the America citizens in. jured by the depredations of the Alabam and other rebel Cruisers fitted, out in British ports, with interest from. the date when the injuries wane sus tained. Tt must similarly burse this Government for all the ¢ cruisers. And, att it must come to ny tions to Be repeated at the Tate” Or Hot" ‘but te hié head and: tried to hide . ' his haggard features and “blood-shot . there by her husband; “who wrote to . . <4} her in the meantime that. he —had-not . . who was sued for. taking. the tickets ha to th ‘ pre op i ere wee * ay Stouts aero At = sari x ama ax, Dissolution of Co-partnership: wild and rugged appearatce, Being. Ee under the. firm mane ¢ of NATHAN: & sarivaen} . which it was Put on, account, of (these { ¥ ‘Tones pare gymnasts have a good e ! ‘gly 10-pound damb-bell at arm's am hvout atdho®.fail Tength of tlie top of the aiid. and then hold ‘the . waa” Boy mw WEED ‘SEWING OF" AND win. PASS. ‘FROM. Tam. Lacn-r0Hzavy Wooten Goops OR LEATHER arm in front of the body. the three mé less than twenty-five times per minute.) Messrs. R. Schaak and Penick compe-4 . ted, the former wow ng 140,and_ the ‘latter 170 pouads. Schaak “Fepeated . ’ the motion 7,715 times, at the rate of 25 times per minute, and-Penick made 8,581 elevations in four, hours-at 27, per mihule dnd diéppéd'in a dead faint. THE last agricultural report says the present crop of the'country is the largest ‘since 1860, the average’ per acre being estimated. 4, twenty-eight, bushels, The presale sorghum ga than last-year ; hay is less by about: per cent. than that of 1860, and the, i. tato crop is little more than four-fifths of what it.wag last year. gain in the sweet potato crop, a loss in ‘buckwheat, and a slightsincrease in the . quantity of flax. _The. present has been . a fruitful year fer oréhatdé lsind\/witidd ‘. yards in the Eastern, Middle and Wes-} tern Statdé, Su Ides productive in the South and i in California and Oregon, as to applies abd ‘pears! Altogether the aha ‘has deen blessed with comparative abandant Warvests, While “Ha}Fope has watred, America” has “tilled ; . and as the resalt we have’ peace and a. while the garden of Europe has aa made desolate by fire and Bwor Ad Appeal dtispaten . from’ Sah Prda. ‘cisco says: Suit was commenced in the . Twelfth District Court, to-day, to confiscaté thd ehtfré proceeds ‘of the . Ma. . -rpaville: Jotrery; .in:behalf-of:the State. Plaintiff claims $180,000, and alleges . that $95,000 worth ot the tickets. “were . ’ sold in’ Sant Francised. Tlie ‘real’ sales told and the suit is looked upon as an offset to the suit against Officer Clark from the agent, Goodman, without paying for them, and has applied for a phange of venue from Marysville to rancisco, alleging that he can not cebadaaa existin ween (.: co-patnerhip es mel! 8. NOVI. OViITSKY thls doy dissolved by. limita tion. All ies :to the late firm are yy o settic immediately with C. NAwill carry on wre oe 2 eaten . Wévane: Jan. $a; , KY, wm. CAMPBELL, Architect OFFICE—Union Hotel, Nevada City Neti, March 20th, 1870. DR. H. TILING, GrapuatTE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF Dorrar nd OFFICE—Masonic Building. old ae RESIDENCE—Corner of and’ Pine Streets, Nevada City, Californ JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, < . ad ae amee ot the Peace. op al foe Hotel, Sowda dex ta” Ti oe CRYSTAL SPRING. saw MILL. MM, Ry #0 MARSH, Proprs, : err: ose erect orm There is a} heré probably did not reach $1,000, all} _ Siatios the Leek Stitch, “ans easier and makes less noise than any -other Shuttle Machine. ; ALWAYS IN ORDER AND READY FOR USE. a} oa ‘Warranted. in every Case,These Machines, and the Bost. Silic, ‘Linen, Cotton and Oil, and Needles for all Sewing rt opposite Wells, Fargo & Co's Office, Main Street, ‘Nevada city. W. H. CBAWRORD. a12im COSMOPOLITAN FAIR. A, LIMITED NUMBER. OF TICKETS in the COSMOPOLITAN FALK can be had “NEVADA THEATRE, At the Gom "s Office. meee open fréni 10 o'clock, Ree. to 10 o'clock, P. by * 8. B. DAVENPORT, Agent. ‘Nevada, abe 10th, 1870. NEW “YORK “BAKERY. JOHN HURST & co. 1S igheey purchased the United States Bakery and consolidated business, customie of both will-be hereafter furnished trom the . ERIE ‘Bereet, Nevada City, Hot Bolls, Loaf Bread of al) kinds Cakes, Pastry, .&e. always on hand. The Wagon wil! supply families wity Bread fresh irom the oven every morning. HVS, as 2 -éali:" JOHN HURST & CO. Nevaday’ Dee. 12th, 1970." JEWELRY, WATCHES, “SILVER WARE, &C.’ ads w, KNOWLTON, OFFERS FOR SALE AT THE LOWKST PrICks lowing articies : Watches, Jewelry, * . Silver Ware, . Spectacles, Clocks, * @ola Pens, : &c. Also 4 large assortment of Gold and Silver . Articles suitable for HULLDAY PRESENTS. WATCHES AND. JEWELRY talent wl and Saree JAMES SION 20, Dealer ‘Beef, Pork, Mutton, Seaned Beef, CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c. = Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash ree Broad werent, Opposite the ere o BOOTS AND SHOES WILLIAM RB. COE Gerner of Main & Commerciai Sts I HAVE JUST RECEIVED inEew STOCK 4 GOooDs Gents’ Boots, Sho Shoes at og iid Gaiters, Ladies, Misses and Balmorals, ters, . meaner, Sil re de. ro! of ” York, oo _ Boston. ? Just Pg 6 the a pba the lat steamer, I also never @ fall of ee oe Miller’s celebrated Barua Neats Foot Oil Oil, French 8) Sole Leather Lace Leather, ls, Thread, ‘aa res : found im a first class Shoe and Finding Store. Bopoiting dowein the best style. . Bee and Shoes ma e to order peony rege fit Warraunwed in every case. I of of AT own manufacture always . gaan aa wal House in fa vile chey, au NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL exceed STREET, phreibor gee ciTy. ok LANCASTER, Proprietor. ri — well known Hotel is eeiesien sted up in elegant style. . Machines are for sale at the Hardware Store ~~ ja large stock of the follew; — oe er cee leer iterhcntncccamnteteraee

~ for hydraulicing with a largo head of “pecting done With favorable, results. yield is uniform: gnd the profits large. ; of gold taken out, : bound to: be. prosperous. At Eureka, _ Mill be worked a8 soom as waterreomes. . The Mining Prospect for this Year. 4 ae beet made in the develprogress ~~opmelit 6 faiiies in this county, and ben on progress cia oneal tie. Co. and the Pica¥ané Gol hav eapecially Wont” raver “Witties; “Witt” be% layely théresiaéd; En.) Neveda™ town: ship much prospecting. has been done, and the. Ada: '¢ ye highly encouraging. — meur the Coca some ver exeellens claims are ready to commence washing as soon.ag W seopred. Qa Gold Fiat the oak Mild ee Mulberry” ‘have béen' worked sufficiently to demonstrate their. richness, and all these mines have been discovered y. as . in the past year. The Pennsylva: mine has been reopened and is yielding Malema site, nner company are now sane Ege ing their gine for. _-work ter advantage, and the Puntes’ be Pres pin good. returns, Among the most important works in . ’ “the pep tisee7 is the! — of Gen-. . thorities are differing.on. the subject of jurisdietion; in the) case (of; Mrs: ‘Fair they : nell » ba: enabled.te. sane their flumes'arid commence’ Washing th ‘the’ Spring. This'éntetpried Wilf Fésult in the@pehing'of avIaryy range bf tery) __ rich mining _ground, Another imporne . considerable i tus to minin aber SP chateae wit ‘are already Prepared for eer iad others are Making all haste to get ready. F township, -the,, Little, York Grateloe and Water Co, is ‘the Toad: ing enter; The operations of this heist raat jexceedingty . profitable. In You Bet, Lowell Hill, Chalk Bluff'and Quaker Hill districts, claims are being prepared or are ready, ‘and only:, meek: wales to:, » POMmMENdE . ‘washing, «= ° These’ brief ‘settee of: ambi progress which we hayé' been able to gather. from residents ‘of the several townships . d h ner oties indicate that,, Sete tien bean. fice tag inll one ve CO ae ‘rabdetoak” ancoviagiog Frospe fh for'the fature. The San: Wane pt ‘Alaessdxs aucharged with the murder of Cri of Alatneda County, and a bill will no doubt be found; a bench warrant issued and Mis. Fair taken to Alameda before atiything is done in San Francisco, In Flat by Webster & Co., MoSerle aaet ‘be opened eT ‘. eyes with that same dandy Astrakhan . . ted the. prisoner, but thinking that he The case is’ now betore the Grand Jury . odist —— Conference, Sunday rs, he was arrested while . ntoxiéated ‘cbnditiod ‘oa the . -dewalk in ions of —_ eran ( saloon. . pecs Pr: ‘Market Police’ Cénet ‘ie text: morning, he presented a pitiable sight, Huddl among a lot of thieves and prostitu who whiled sway; the ;time before the Judge’s entrance by cracking coarse jokes: #t-the--expenseof thé reverend . esate he ‘looked ‘the: very picture of He-replied not.to their jibes, cap that the unfortunate wretch wore: when first he brought disgrace upon his cloth by tinning away with Miss Jobnson,, the circumstances of whi afe well known, and ‘the occasion’ of which was ‘the commencément of his downward career:~ The Judge commithad been sufficiently punished by the position in which le was placed™ hesata . charged him.a few. houra afterwards.: STRANGE Drvonom Cask. —The Iowa Stéitesmin says: “Not many months ago one of. our:-citizens,: having conceived the idea. that he.and his wife tant ente 24 a yeu jg he “opening of the Cement” by “Rolfe °&' Go. These Hien wate td a big for drifting and: still prospect : well. The compatly now ‘owhing' them’ ard fittidg tp etal is making a survey for determining the line between San Franciscd and Alameda, It will:be remembered. that: Crittenden was shot soon after leaving the’ whiart on the Oakland. steamer. water, and liave ieveryp Hof! big pay. Other enterprises are being put through equal in. importance to phose mentioned but not-so far advanced.. In Grass Valley township, real and “substantial advancement has been made ip gravel and quartz. mining. On Alta Hill and also at Buena Vistw slide oxtensive locationé “have been’ tiade in gravel, and.. Jarge .amount of. pros. We qaoted extensively a day. or two since from the. Grass. Valley—tnion's’ report-on, the, condition. of, the quartz mines, and need only here say that this kind of mining. has increased in prosperity during ' the past year and locks full of promise for the future, In Bridgeport, where large heads. ot water aré required for working the hydraulic mines, its scarcity has. bet séridud Griwback, Hydratlie mi ig more extensive, better systematized and developed dn this township than any other it the’ county. A larger number of claims are worked and their During the: Jaat, year @ considerable amount of foreign capital has been seeking investment in that township with satisfactory results. Tn Bloomfield township, much real progress:in the ‘development of mines has been’ made, At Columbia Hit); Nichols & Coxare. running a tunnel to open -theirground;-and~ other-compas nies. are ready for work. The North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Co. “have found zich gravel, and eleven, men are . drifting and. washing out $250 perday. When this claim is opened many :men will be employed and a large amount ~Th so township rich prospects have b at Orleans Fiat, and pew claims sohtbe at Wooleeys Flat. The Gite from Wodladya to: Siow Point is ricki im gtavel ‘mines:and ‘is quartz prospects are excellent. The Erle is paying large dividends to the contractors aah other moe welaohing, well, e Washitigton? tolrnag Soouderfe" being dong oh thé} the condition Uf thé’ graves Mf “AmeriYibe pec ss Be jega & Humber of mines . } Churelr this: evening > . . ever given’ in Sama Juan, A general it which is Week of Prayer, Ane ‘Phe.following are the exercises at the prayer meeting, al thie! Mothoditt, “Thutsday; Jan: 5—Prayer: ‘For the baptism of the Holy Spirit on all who proféss and call themselves Christians ; for the increaéé’of ‘Charity, and of affectionate con:munion and co-operation,’ among all in ayes: lané who love the Tree Exhibition and Festival. A festival and exhibition, for the gin, efit of the San Juan District’ School Li-' brary, will be given-on the 22d of next month, under the auspices of the ladies of that place. The performance will take pliceat the Theatre. It ik de~ signud by’ the fwir ‘manayers td thake it superior to any other affair of the kind ". Lavitetion is extetided. Postponed.. The Grass Valley ‘Lottery. is. poste poned to the 22nd of Februaty. The tickets are going off rapidly, and the drawing will take woes at that time. Sewing Society. & The. ladies of the, Episcopal. Bowing Society will meet at the residence ot Mrs. A, H. Hanson, on Thursday even: ing, at seven o'clock. : District: Eye. The case of Cadden. vs. MeMahon « et, als., involving the title. to a claim on. the Pennsylvania quartz ledge, Grass Court yesterday. Oysters,: We are indebted to fy’ Stiag for a sample can of Baltimore oysters, which he received from Gevrge Mays, Nos. 40, 41, and 43 California Market, San Francisco. Mays has been shipping large: quantities of Kastern. oysters, and. has brought on some for planting. His place is ulso supplied with the dest oysters, etc. to be found’ on the coast. Billy King received a shipment’ of them: on Tuesday night.. +O # ~kd-taane > oes 22 MINISTER CURTIN writes that he re¢eently visited Sebastopol, and examined ¢an soldivrawhe fell im the Rugeian service during ‘are. Four tienes were buried in one tomb, ‘the meantime ihe State Surveyor Gen-. : '. latitude, discuvering an immense arm Valley was commenced in the District a] of Mont Blanc.’ The geological, zoow sere-not-99--much-afiinitiesas-theyought to be, induced her to take her child and go"to visit” her father and mother,. wha reside. in . Ohio.; Onee . there she was pursuaded to remain money to send her sufficient to. pay her fare back to Dés Moines. ‘Finally sho, procured the:necessary funds from her father and returned home a few days sinee,-only to-find’ that -her: ‘husbaiid: ks @btained-a divores during “her® ab—. sence and without her knowledge. She. is)now working: as a: servant: in. the: fammily‘of the lawyer who procured ‘the: bill for her husband. * It appears that’ ‘the husband is’ possessed of considersble.means, and that, he produced .evi>: dence in Court to prove: that:she had: runaway to California ee another

man. ‘THE Cgc , ae Expedition, which returned from the Polar Sea this Fall, has published the result of its researches. The most important results of its explorations was the discovery of a new land, about : thirty-six nautical miles east of Spitsbergen, and. situa-: ted north of the’77th degree of latitude north.’ ‘This ‘new territory.is larger than Spitabergen, and presents a very ‘filled ‘with almost perpendicular mountains and cliffs; This is one of me . most important Arctic discoveries made for many years. The expedition algo . explored the eastern ‘shores of Green~’ land up to the 77th degree of north of the sea, which extended deep into the interior of the country, and several mountains whoee hight exceeded that . logical and botanical collections brought home are of'¢ mane and valuable char. +-acter, ; Tun .7ribune’s Washington correspondent represents that Gen. Schenck’s instractions contemplate a settlement of the Alabama claims, embracing three points : Great Britain must pay the claims of all the America citizens in. jured by the depredations of the Alabam and other rebel Cruisers fitted, out in British ports, with interest from. the date when the injuries wane sus tained. Tt must similarly burse this Government for all the ¢ cruisers.. And, att it must come to ny tions to Be repeated at the Tate” Or Hot" ‘but te hié head and: tried to hide . ' his haggard features and “blood-shot . there by her husband; “who wrote to . . <4} her in the meantime that. he —had-not . . who was sued for. taking. the tickets ha to th ‘ pre op i ere wee * ay Stouts aero At = sari x ama ax, Dissolution of Co-partnership: wild and rugged appearatce, Being. Ee under the. firm mane ¢ of NATHAN: & sarivaen} . which it was Put on, account, of (these { ¥ ‘Tones pare gymnasts have a good e ! ‘gly 10-pound damb-bell at arm's am hvout atdho®.fail Tength of tlie top of the aiid. and then hold ‘the . waa” Boy mw WEED ‘SEWING OF" AND win. PASS. ‘FROM. Tam. Lacn-r0Hzavy Wooten Goops OR LEATHER arm in front of the body. the three mé less than twenty-five times per minute.) Messrs. R. Schaak and Penick compe-4 . ted, the former wow ng 140,and_ the ‘latter 170 pouads. Schaak “Fepeated . ’ the motion 7,715 times, at the rate of 25 times per minute, and-Penick made 8,581 elevations in four, hours-at 27, per mihule dnd diéppéd'in a dead faint. THE last agricultural report says the present crop of the'country is the largest ‘since 1860, the average’ per acre being estimated.. 4, twenty-eight, bushels, The presale sorghum ga than last-year ; hay is less by about: per cent. than that of 1860, and the, i. tato crop is little more than four-fifths of what it.wag last year. gain in the sweet potato crop, a loss in ‘buckwheat, and a slightsincrease in the . quantity of flax. _The. present has been . a fruitful year fer oréhatdé lsind\/witidd ‘. yards in the Eastern, Middle and Wes-} tern Statdé, Su Ides productive in the South and i in California and Oregon, as to applies abd ‘pears! Altogether the aha ‘has deen blessed with comparative abandant Warvests, While “Ha}Fope has watred, America” has “tilled ; . and as the resalt we have’ peace and a. while the garden of Europe has aa made desolate by fire and Bwor Ad Appeal dtispaten . from’ Sah Prda. ‘cisco says: Suit was commenced in the . Twelfth District Court, to-day, to confiscaté thd ehtfré proceeds ‘of the . Ma. . -rpaville: Jotrery; .in:behalf-of:the State. Plaintiff claims $180,000, and alleges . that $95,000 worth ot the tickets. “were . ’ sold in’ Sant Francised. Tlie ‘real’ sales told and the suit is looked upon as an offset to the suit against Officer Clark from the agent, Goodman, without paying for them, and has applied for a phange of venue from Marysville to rancisco, alleging that he can not cebadaaa existin ween (.: co-patnerhip es mel! 8. NOVI. OViITSKY thls doy dissolved by. limita tion. All ies :to the late firm are yy o settic immediately with C. NAwill carry on wre oe 2 eaten . Wévane: Jan. $a; , KY, wm. CAMPBELL, Architect OFFICE—Union Hotel, Nevada City Neti, March 20th, 1870. DR. H. TILING, GrapuatTE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF Dorrar nd OFFICE—Masonic Building. old ae RESIDENCE—Corner of and’ Pine Streets, Nevada City, Californ JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, < . ad ae amee ot the Peace. op al foe Hotel, Sowda dex ta” Ti oe CRYSTAL SPRING. saw MILL. MM, Ry #0 MARSH, Proprs, : err: ose erect orm There is a} heré probably did not reach $1,000, all} _ Siatios the Leek Stitch, “ans easier and makes less noise than any -other Shuttle Machine. ; ALWAYS IN ORDER AND READY FOR USE. a} oa ‘Warranted. in every Case,These Machines, and the Bost. Silic, ‘Linen, Cotton and Oil, and Needles for all Sewing rt opposite Wells, Fargo & Co's Office, Main Street, ‘Nevada city. W. H. CBAWRORD. a12im COSMOPOLITAN FAIR. A, LIMITED NUMBER. OF TICKETS in the COSMOPOLITAN FALK can be had “NEVADA THEATRE, At the Gom "s Office. meee open fréni 10 o'clock, Ree. to 10 o'clock, P. by * 8. B. DAVENPORT, Agent. ‘Nevada, abe 10th, 1870. NEW “YORK “BAKERY. JOHN HURST & co. 1S igheey purchased the United States Bakery and consolidated business, customie of both will-be hereafter furnished trom the . ERIE ‘Bereet, Nevada City, Hot Bolls, Loaf Bread of al) kinds Cakes, Pastry, .&e. always on hand. The Wagon wil! supply families wity Bread fresh irom the oven every morning. HVS, as 2 -éali:" JOHN HURST & CO. Nevaday’ Dee. 12th, 1970." JEWELRY, WATCHES, “SILVER WARE, &C.’ ads w, KNOWLTON, OFFERS FOR SALE AT THE LOWKST PrICks lowing articies : Watches, Jewelry, * . Silver Ware, . Spectacles, Clocks, * @ola Pens, : &c. Also 4 large assortment of Gold and Silver . Articles suitable for HULLDAY PRESENTS. WATCHES AND. JEWELRY talent wl and Saree JAMES SION 20, Dealer ‘Beef, Pork, Mutton, Seaned Beef, CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c. = Meats sold at reasonable rates for Cash ree Broad werent, Opposite the ere o BOOTS AND SHOES WILLIAM RB. COE Gerner of Main & Commerciai Sts I HAVE JUST RECEIVED inEew STOCK 4 GOooDs Gents’ Boots, Sho Shoes at og iid Gaiters, Ladies, Misses and Balmorals, ters, . meaner, Sil re de. ro! of ” York, oo _ Boston. ? Just Pg 6 the a pba the lat steamer, I also never @ fall of ee oe Miller’s celebrated Barua Neats Foot Oil Oil, French 8) Sole Leather Lace Leather, ls, Thread, ‘aa res : found im a first class Shoe and Finding Store. Bopoiting dowein the best style. . Bee and Shoes ma e to order peony rege fit Warraunwed in every case. I of of AT own manufacture always . gaan aa wal House in fa vile chey, au NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL exceed STREET, phreibor gee ciTy. ok LANCASTER, Proprietor. ri — well known Hotel is eeiesien sted up in elegant style. . Machines are for sale at the Hardware Store ~~ ja large stock of the follew; — oe er cee leer iterhcntncccamnteteraee