January 9, 1870 (4 pages)

Si A SHE Rie SR ee FRR nn aE SEN NA a _ who are well enongh‘off at home, (and _ which we have been reading. contemIMMIGRATION ON “COMMON SENSE” PRINCIPLES —There 18 © Latin provers that “whom God wishes to destroy, He first makes mad ;” and we are much in étror if. the immigration movement does ‘not show symptoms of that madness which is the precurser of sure de struction. The ‘immigration bill how } should not.be.paid.—Sac. Record. to it necessary argc that. the: St pdebt shold'not be -paid, ie a® argument against the scheme.” If the TRANSCRIPT refers to. our proposition in regard to the State debt we can only say that its remark contains a most unjustifiable misstatement of the facts. We never argued that the State deht, The Record, puts ona shoe we. did not intend for it. We were not'aware that paper was the only advocate of the as one which no Leyislature would be reckless enough to pass. It bears its . death warrant on ite face. It is quite providential that sieh a wrong as itis} the object of the Immigtation Union to accomplish,-should be supported_bya bill so palpably objectionable, and it would be well for society if every fraud were supported by means so. well caleu. grant Union in San Franeiseo,-where measure, or that it was “one of tlie men reference-to the meeting of the. Immi‘the bilt-was-discussed by Hopkins; Beit} and others. ‘These are the men that ‘are nursing the bill, and. in that discussion one of the speakers ‘advocated an extension of time for the payment of the State debt in order that $300,000 . rattle on the snake’s tail that warns you, to avoid the poison of its fangs. Mr. Hopkins’ “Common Sense”-pamphlet reminds us of the’saying of Voltaire that “common sense is the most uncommon of all the senses.” A scheme for the. importation of a class of people it is -cbiefly such that the pamphlet plates,). may perhaps bedisinterested, but it isnot wise. Itis unjust to the immigrant, while, with regard’ to the State it is impohtic. -The man who, after paying expenses from Europe, lands in California with . sofficient means to pay an instalment on a farm, to purchase horses and implements, to erect and furnish a cabin and to procure seed, feed and provisions for one’ year, is already a man of independent means: He does not need to emigrate, and cannot better himself by doing so. Asa rule he does not himself -work.; and we don’t want men unaccustomed to work. He usually employs from six to twenty men on his farm; and in California, years of wil must pass-before he can afford te-hire a single man. He enjoys a certain social consideration,and even a dignified ease at home ; here social consideration does not exist, and ease cannot be had withont starvation. The man who could bring to California sufficient funds to be an object to any land speculator, is comparatively rich in a country where the people are poor, labor cheap and prices low ; and even if he were a desirable sort of immigrant, -which in most cases he is not,-to entice him from the surroundings in which he has grown up, and which farnish but indifferent training for pioneer life, were a piece of cruelty which we hope the Legislature will not countenance. Fhe-men we want ate those to whom: work has been a necessity at home,who are ready to doff their coat,roll up their shirt sleeves, and go vigorously to the: plow. One thing in counestion with the Union and its pamphlet is noteworthy. Their plans seem to be laid . . with a view of locating the immigrants onthe lands of the speculators. «. This is remarkablein presénce ‘of the fact that there is Government -land which _ the settler may have at Goverment price, or even for nothing. The Union seems ta have got into company of questionable reputation, and we must be excused for saying so. The immi grant who is wise will receive with caution the favors of speculators and of those who aid and abet them. A Tro. jan will do well to suspect the Greeks, even with the gifts in their hands. sities TaLL SWEARING.—To prove that the Cau had thedargest circulation of any paper in San Francisco, its-proprietors placed the sworn statement of thu pressman at the head of its colunihs, declaring the regular edition to be 15,. 750 copies. The Chronicle, as an offset, came Out with a statement similarly verified, claiming a circulation of 16,000 copies daily. The Tribune, being the last to speak, followed with three or four certificates, showing @ circulation of 17,500, It now devolves upon the Gall either to “call” -or—“raise”-these manifest “bluffs” on the part of its rivals. ‘has hit upon a plan for constructing an ~ported-in. favor of donating~Hamilton locate the school in that city. The remight be appropriated per annum to immigrant scheme. If the Record is ambitions-of the position of nurse for this bill, it will soon be compelled. to} take the samie ground upon which thet organization base tlicirhopes of getting $300,000>from the tax payers of the State. Be age G@TiicBeaver Hosiery Company. ha been organized in Salem; Oregon, and will immediately commence manufacturing hose and half hose. The machinery is set up in the Willamette Woolen Factory, The capacity at present is five hundred dozen pairs per month. CoLniston.—THureday night,says the Grass Valley Uy.ien,-George Wilson was going from town, to his ranch, about’ a ‘mile east of here, and was driving’ rapidly on Bennett street. Mr. Simmons. was coming into town, on the same road, driving a span of horses. Both turned to the same side of the road and a collision.of horses occurred, A shaft of Wilson’s vehicle struck one of Simmons’ horses between the shoulders and penetrated to a con siderable depth, severing an» artery. The wounded horse died in a very few minutes after the collision. We do not know which of the gentlemen, if either, is to blame for the accident. ——— _ Stare Norwan Scuoor.—The Com. . ‘mittee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors on the Normal School,-reSquare to the school if the State would pert was received and a_ resolution adopted requesting the Legislature to grant authority to: make the donation “THE Warren, O.; Chronicle tells of a steer in Bazette, six yeirs old, seventeen and half hands high, nine feet four inches ia. girth, sixteen and a half feet from_end of-nese to énd of ‘tail, and 3,200 pounds in Weight. THE-statistics of agriculture show that the cows. in the United States are not sufficient for the supply Of milk,and hence it is argued that the adulteration by water is very common. MARIA THERESA Birt has sued Peter Donahue, in the Fourth District Court, for damages in tiducing her to leave France -and--vome here as a -governess for his children and then in turning her out of doors. She claims $10,000 damages. THE Unitarian Church, at Santa Cruz, -has-n stage-in the basement, where “harmless farces” are produced. ry ON Saturday last, the change was made in the commandent at Mare Island. The pennant of Admiral Cra-ven was saluted and lowered; then that of Commodore Goldborough was raised and also saluted. THK. historic estate of Chancellorsville, near Fredericksburg, Va., consisting: of 1,000 acres, was sold the other day toJ.H. Wolzi, of Baltimore, for $8,200. _——— oe. SomME leading citizens of St. Louis are taking. steps toward the holding of a World’s fair in that city in 1871. . They aerial ship that would prove successfal. to take from Washington ite present pet project. . : ‘Tae Rhode Island Medical Society, . In the Senate, N. Y., Tweed intro. the Fifteenth Amendment will be rati. matic dispatch tube has, it is said, been coe ad Kt PS Peent selilial nia@ifingpiappoimted a commitig® “to o m= thé General Assemply such Bgisl on asMay be necessary to protest thd citizens of this State-from the empiricisur of ignorant and unscrupulous persons who are practicing medicine withoit the semblance of qualification, either legal; moral or educational.” = From 2,000 to 3,000 tons of white clay were shipped from near Aiken, SC., recently, to certain confectioners andcracker bakers in the North, and has doubtless found its ‘way into the stomfolks. PETER SHIEL, @ butcher at Ione, Nye county, had both! his feet frozen from the toes tothe ingtep in_tlie Mammotir] mountains-recently,_ He was lost in . the mountains for 26 hours. It is® thought amputation will be necessary. TRUCKEE IreMs.—We get the fol 1 im the Trackkee 77 ought. upt seventeen caldoddsaf He, jast from: Texas, desigrued 3 San ‘Frapcised market, “We learn that such shipments are to de made every few days. “This is certainly a Tesson to Californians. The idea of sshipping beef cattle from Texas, and millions of of acres of pasture Jand lying idle in this State.We learn from Fred. BayJies that the Ttuckeée river is frozea over for a distance of three miles at Wads-worth. ‘The ice is abodtnine inches thick and affords excellent skating. Donner—Lake and back is “50 cts. So -we notice by play-cards on the steighs. A large portion of Donner Lake is_ now frozen over: — QUARTERLY. MEETING.—The Second duced a resolution repealing the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment.— Some Democrat_should next introduce a resolution repealing the Ten Commandments. err ke ' Prot To Rus tHE Pvusurc CRepDrr. One Houston King has testified that there is a secret, seciety sworn to-flood the country with counterfeit U. S. bonds and greenbacks, the object being to repudiate the national debt. King says four million dollars have already been put in cireulation, ‘,A MAN in Stockbridge, Mass., gota prescription for rheumatism, last. week, and, with a sublime indifferism to all directions, swallowed the whole ata dose. He died. GovERNOR BUTLER, of Nebraska, has decided to call an extra session of the Legislature in February next, when fied. Gro. W. BRENT, of Winchester, Va, prophesied that’ he would die on the fifty-seventh: anniversary of his marriage, and he did. Boston: hag. voted to widén, extend and straighten her principal streets, at a . cost of $2,000,000, proposing to proeeed_ with the work at once. BAYARD-TA¥LOR’s latest works have not-been--translated into German, the previous translationsof his books not JUSTICE SPRAGUE of gue Supreme Court has been proustrated by a serious attack of illness during the past month, and is but slowly recuperating. . In view of the probable. suspension of the public schools, the .Germans of Nashville, Tenn., are taking’ steps to organize an English free school of their own. A SHIVEKING vagrant wandered into the court house of Madison ‘county, Towa, and was discovered at midnight warming himself at the stove, which he was stuffing with the court records . placed beneath Broadway, New York City. THE Missouri river is frozen over at Sioux City, and teams are crossing on the ice, THERE have. been 32 marriages and 16 divorces in White Pine county since its organization. Of the divdrces, all except two were asked for by seniales. IMPR@VEMENTS are going on, and many are to be started in San Leandro. THERE isa curiosity on Mare Island} in the shape of a singing mouse. It ‘has taken up its abode at the quarters of Paymaster Marcy. Senator Lewis is lying ill at his residence in Red Bluff. THE San Jose Mercury wants a city market, for the death of Stanton. C. Street, abies . the Presiding Eldér, Rev. A. E. Hazen. . Lidtinietes Tae ¥reka Journal puts on mourn ing . Quarterly Mecting of the Methodist . Church,.in. this city, will commence ‘this morning at11 o’clock, preaching by Rev. C. V. Anthony. In the eve ning the services will be conducted by Baptist Cource.—The subject of the sermon this ‘evening at’ the Baptist Charch, is, “The Bible and the Public Schools. Allure invitéd to attend.” ” Tue Johnny Thompson Troupe, advertised to appear in this tity,’ on last Friday evening, failed to connect, from sdme cause or other. PREACHING SuNDAY.— Divine Services will be held in the Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and in the ‘evening at 7 o’clock,— Sabbath School: at, 14, o’clock, P. M. Rev. J. W.-Stump, Pastor.— . Services in the Congregational Church morning and evening at the usual hours Sunday School immediatély after morning service. Rev. Alexander : Parker, Pastor,_—_— ~ ] Preaching at.the Baptist. Chureh to~ bed at lla. M. and 7 Pp, M. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service, Rev. J. A. Wirth, Pastor. Episcopal services at-the Court House every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, by Rev. Mr, Anderson. eer . Str. Micuaun Costa, the. fiddler, ‘whom Victoria knighted, has just received from the King of Prussia the cross of an officer of the order of the Red Eagle. ‘ ‘ years ago he opened his little country store in New Jersey; ‘lie adopted Alid practice of selling mulasses at two and sixpence per gd@llun } and-so long as he wasin trade he never deviated from thé figures. It was his advertisement. People for many miles around spoke of ‘him as the inan Who sold molasses at “two and six” and it carried a sort of reputation into regions where his name didnot penetrate,-and brought bim’ many customers, as rece Tes CARRYING a boquet. containing chloroform is the fashion anieng rapid ayomen. When a chap with money concealed about him gets spooney, they let him smell of it, and the result is @ lesson that spooney nevet. forgets, ©: Tu Monterey whalesitén have killed 66 whales since last May. THE Masonic fraternity of Oakland propose to erect‘a temple. OAKLAND has but two tenants in its calaboose, “DISSOLUTION. : tw partnership heretofore existing” between the undersigned,‘ under the firm name of GREGORY & CO. is this day diss ed ‘by mutual consent. “M. L. Mareb ig 4 thorised to receive: and receipt for all debts due the late firm, and will pay all demands against it. £B. Bee: j +d MA Nevada, Jan. $d, 1870, ey ' BALTZ & GUNTHER, Vegetable and Variety Store. Adjoining MeRoberts. & Co, Commercial Streét, NEVADA. jans ed asap en VEGETABLES received every mor E : Shor eiefar eos “mt A Also. a Large Stock of Candies, from the Ranches, and a Mime Let ef . _ BLANK. BOOKS, LE! c HAIR _DRESSING Peabo, 2 ¥ “ae mh 7 ce ny ROAD STREET, Nkviba erry. lC—a mee Taek. é \ vr Gutting..9n.. 25 Cents, Shaving Seereeeeeeses stteees 25 te Shampooing.Mttasereners 25 bd Baths— Hot er Cold..25 Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and children ‘TEETH &XTRACTED. Leeches applied tor v5 cents, Cupping % cents. ne CONGRESS BOOKSTORE JOuN PaTriben. SPENCER & PATFISON, Successors to G. R. Crawford. “ ANING ADDED LARGELY TQ F = Stock of Goods, we rhall kéep Conetaut ly on hand an-assornnent of Handsome Gift Books, : ~~ School Books, Initial Paper, Legal. Letter and _ Farey Note Paper. GAL BLANKS, GOLpPENS, PAPERS; PERIODICALS ana MAG. AZINES, and a géneral assortment or STA TIONERY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES, b Office of the Western Union Teiegraph Co, Nevada, Dee. 6th, 1869. 8. D.& H.W. SMITHS . tofthe . AMERICAN ORGANS ! EDWARD F. PEIRCE, . AGENT. No 228 Sutter street, SAN FRANCISCO. The American Organ makes Kome Attractive ! 3 geese are_superior to_all_othera—intheir greater fullness and Pipe Organ tone, velume and power ‘hey are superior ju expression, quickness of action, aud elasticity of touch, eenderiug them periect im rapid movements, The American Organs are by far the most beautiful in exterior finish,—tormines handsome piece of Furniture tor the Parlor or Sitting ttoom and occupying but little space. .__ The American Urgans are pronounced by more than one-hondred of the best Organists ot the country-to-be su; rto-any other yet produced, and have received the First Premium wherever exhibited, San Francisco, Dee. 1203, : HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE . ~s COMPANY. INCORPORATED, SEPTEMBER 1864. ing, Caliiornia Street. ~-Paid in Capital, $350,000. ie ere MARINE-#ISKS taken atthe owest rates. GLO, 5S. MANN, PrewL_ Wm. H. stevens, Secretary. . $19. __ J. B_ JOHNSON: Agent, Nevada cit A, ROSEATHAL, MERCHANT TAILOR, A MAN now wealthy, says that when / AVING REMOY REET near the CORNER OF BRUAD, will keep constantly on hand a tind stoc@of material and thake Clothing to order. Clothing cleaned and repaired at short notieey Give me-a call, ds Caution to the Public ! S my Wife, Adalaide Scientti, hasleftmy ¢ bed and beard wathont jast cause or-cousent, all persons are hereby warned notte trust her on my.account as 1 will not be responsible fof any -debts of. Kher contiacting.— All persons are farther warneu avainét purchasing any of the common property of myself and wite from this date: PSDRO SCIEUTTI. +, Nevada, Jan. Ist. 1870. ; ag UM MONS. — i the Justice’s Court of Ne-, yada township, ip the city and County of Nevada, State of California. Berore J. €. Palmer, Justice of the Peace, office. in Kelsty’s brick building, opposite the curner of Pine and:'Commercial streets, A. Sanford teow ainst J. LM. Russell, defendant.— “fhe fe of the Siate of California send eeting to J. H. Russell, defendant!’ You are ereby required to appear before me, at my office in Nevada Township, in the city apd County of Nevada,in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff and anewer the complaint in said action, on file in my of‘ fice within fifteen days, exclusive of ,the day of service, after the service. o2 you of this Summons. The'said action is brought to recover $190 00 toyou advanced in U. 8. Gold Coin, at Nevada City, in the months of Feb ruary and March,’ 1369, by the MJaintiilf due j owing by you to said Plaintiff, and yon are herebd, notitied that-if you fail to appear and answer said complaint, as above required, said plaintiff, will ake judgment nat you for the said amount Of $190 U0 and_Jegal interpans with costs and damages. F To the Sheriff,orany Constable of said Nevada County, Greeting. Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my. hand this 7th 7 of January, A. D. 1870. J.C. PA MEL, j Justice of the Peace of said Township. _ . It is hereby Ordered that service of the Summone in the action be made upon delendant by publication thereof in the Nevada Daily ‘Transcript for eight ere be J.C. PALME Justice of the Peace, Nevada Township, Nevada County, State of California. jans ] pets NOTICE,.—State_of California, =» County of Nevada, Inthe Probate Court. ln the matter of the Estate of Jerael Hall Sherburne, , deceased. Pusuant to an order of this Court made this day, notice is hereby given, that Friday, the 14tn day of January, 4. . 1870. at 11 o'clock, A. M. of waid day, at the Ceart Rooin of this Court, in the County © Nevada, hav been sppoiated for nett 6 a jocument now on file in th purpo’ to be: the jast, Will and testament of lerael, Sherburne, deceased, be admitted toFre, Date, and that letters testamentary be ieeu place all persons interested thet Inay spent and content the sane Fowls, GIVE US A CALL, ‘K FARQUHAR, Clerk. Williams & Johnson, Atts. _ { away _in-the—ico—houses— for Summer . = Office: 15 New Merchants’ xchange Builu_ RoBaE Vance, Engine ( day nigh two pair left at-th other pa: the _lasts Jasts.aloi by pryin, --__two wee] “hy pryin noise Ws went, ow ' Since thé all bis Ye every ni have ma Se WoMA DeForce turer, wi tional C next, been fixe will be “ our citize will atter lady. If ~ fogies th: lowed to tags BouNnD with burt Central” Truckee, was exan Palmer, : $5,000 to Jury. Tr manded 1 $55,000, s ins, testif he setito START draulic c} just abay They ha using one zles, the invention claime:w] short tim: Out consi THIEY) the prese thieving town of i will bet o but-one o ‘Of poultry 40 chicke: roosts. bei shot woul ScaRLE scarlet fe Bridgepo: number Mr, Morg: lost two ¢ €ase withi Brieno company til someti engageme mento for are meeti everywhe) Fire 1 residence . Valley, Ww: 1 o'clock originated unaccount the entire all it cont at $1,000. THE mine con About nin running L SEnte} fonnd gui on'John . tenced of $10. Fring 8 Pattison : line, Cat did stock. about Sar

Si A SHE Rie SR ee FRR nn aE SEN NA a _ who are well enongh‘off at home, (and _ which we have been reading. contemIMMIGRATION ON “COMMON SENSE” PRINCIPLES —There 18 © Latin provers that “whom God wishes to destroy, He first makes mad ;” and we are much in étror if. the immigration movement does ‘not show symptoms of that madness which is the precurser of sure de struction. The ‘immigration bill how } should not.be.paid.—Sac. Record. to it necessary argc that. the: St pdebt shold'not be -paid, ie a® argument against the scheme.” If the TRANSCRIPT refers to. our proposition in regard to the State debt we can only say that its remark contains a most unjustifiable misstatement of the facts. We never argued that the State deht, The Record, puts ona shoe we. did not intend for it. We were not'aware that paper was the only advocate of the as one which no Leyislature would be reckless enough to pass. It bears its . death warrant on ite face. It is quite providential that sieh a wrong as itis} the object of the Immigtation Union to accomplish,-should be supported_bya bill so palpably objectionable, and it would be well for society if every fraud were supported by means so. well caleu. grant Union in San Franeiseo,-where measure, or that it was “one of tlie men reference-to the meeting of the. Immi‘the bilt-was-discussed by Hopkins; Beit} and others. ‘These are the men that ‘are nursing the bill, and. in that discussion one of the speakers ‘advocated an extension of time for the payment of the State debt in order that $300,000 . rattle on the snake’s tail that warns you, to avoid the poison of its fangs. Mr. Hopkins’ “Common Sense”-pamphlet reminds us of the’saying of Voltaire that “common sense is the most uncommon of all the senses.” A scheme for the. importation of a class of people it is -cbiefly such that the pamphlet plates,). may perhaps bedisinterested, but it isnot wise. Itis unjust to the immigrant, while, with regard’ to the State it is impohtic. -The man who, after paying expenses from Europe, lands in California with . sofficient means to pay an instalment on a farm, to purchase horses and implements, to erect and furnish a cabin and to procure seed, feed and provisions for one’ year, is already a man of independent means: He does not need to emigrate, and cannot better himself by doing so. Asa rule he does not himself -work.; and we don’t want men unaccustomed to work. He usually employs from six to twenty men on his farm; and in California, years of wil must pass-before he can afford te-hire a single man. He enjoys a certain social consideration,and even a dignified ease at home ; here social consideration does not exist, and ease cannot be had withont starvation. The man who could bring to California sufficient funds to be an object to any land speculator, is comparatively rich in a country where the people are poor, labor cheap and prices low ; and even if he were a desirable sort of immigrant, -which in most cases he is not,-to entice him from the surroundings in which he has grown up, and which farnish but indifferent training for pioneer life, were a piece of cruelty which we hope the Legislature will not countenance. Fhe-men we want ate those to whom: work has been a necessity at home,who are ready to doff their coat,roll up their shirt sleeves, and go vigorously to the: plow. One thing in counestion with the Union and its pamphlet is noteworthy. Their plans seem to be laid . . with a view of locating the immigrants onthe lands of the speculators. «. This is remarkablein presénce ‘of the fact that there is Government -land which _ the settler may have at Goverment price, or even for nothing. The Union seems ta have got into company of questionable reputation, and we must be excused for saying so. The immi grant who is wise will receive with caution the favors of speculators and of those who aid and abet them. A Tro. jan will do well to suspect the Greeks, even with the gifts in their hands. sities TaLL SWEARING.—To prove that the Cau had thedargest circulation of any paper in San Francisco, its-proprietors placed the sworn statement of thu pressman at the head of its colunihs, declaring the regular edition to be 15,. 750 copies. The Chronicle, as an offset, came Out with a statement similarly verified, claiming a circulation of 16,000 copies daily. The Tribune, being the last to speak, followed with three or four certificates, showing @ circulation of 17,500, It now devolves upon the Gall either to “call” -or—“raise”-these manifest “bluffs” on the part of its rivals. ‘has hit upon a plan for constructing an ~ported-in. favor of donating~Hamilton locate the school in that city. The remight be appropriated per annum to immigrant scheme. If the Record is ambitions-of the position of nurse for this bill, it will soon be compelled. to} take the samie ground upon which thet organization base tlicirhopes of getting $300,000>from the tax payers of the State. Be age G@TiicBeaver Hosiery Company. ha been organized in Salem; Oregon, and will immediately commence manufacturing hose and half hose. The machinery is set up in the Willamette Woolen Factory, The capacity at present is five hundred dozen pairs per month. CoLniston.—THureday night,says the Grass Valley Uy.ien,-George Wilson was going from town, to his ranch, about’ a ‘mile east of here, and was driving’ rapidly on Bennett street. Mr. Simmons. was coming into town, on the same road, driving a span of horses. Both turned to the same side of the road and a collision.of horses occurred, A shaft of Wilson’s vehicle struck one of Simmons’ horses between the shoulders and penetrated to a con siderable depth, severing an» artery. The wounded horse died in a very few minutes after the collision. We do not know which of the gentlemen, if either, is to blame for the accident. ——— _ Stare Norwan Scuoor.—The Com. . ‘mittee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors on the Normal School,-reSquare to the school if the State would pert was received and a_ resolution adopted requesting the Legislature to grant authority to: make the donation “THE Warren, O.; Chronicle tells of a steer in Bazette, six yeirs old, seventeen and half hands high, nine feet four inches ia. girth, sixteen and a half feet from_end of-nese to énd of ‘tail, and 3,200 pounds in Weight. THE-statistics of agriculture show that the cows. in the United States are not sufficient for the supply Of milk,and hence it is argued that the adulteration by water is very common. MARIA THERESA Birt has sued Peter Donahue, in the Fourth District Court, for damages in tiducing her to leave France -and--vome here as a -governess for his children and then in turning her out of doors. She claims $10,000 damages. THE Unitarian Church, at Santa Cruz, -has-n stage-in the basement, where “harmless farces” are produced. ry ON Saturday last, the change was made in the commandent at Mare Island. The pennant of Admiral Cra-ven was saluted and lowered; then that of Commodore Goldborough was raised and also saluted. THK. historic estate of Chancellorsville, near Fredericksburg, Va., consisting: of 1,000 acres, was sold the other day toJ.H. Wolzi, of Baltimore, for $8,200. _——— oe. SomME leading citizens of St. Louis are taking. steps toward the holding of a World’s fair in that city in 1871. . They aerial ship that would prove successfal. to take from Washington ite present pet project. . : ‘Tae Rhode Island Medical Society, . In the Senate, N. Y., Tweed intro. the Fifteenth Amendment will be rati. matic dispatch tube has, it is said, been coe ad Kt PS Peent selilial nia@ifingpiappoimted a commitig® “to o m= thé General Assemply such Bgisl on asMay be necessary to protest thd citizens of this State-from the empiricisur of ignorant and unscrupulous persons who are practicing medicine withoit the semblance of qualification, either legal; moral or educational.” = From 2,000 to 3,000 tons of white clay were shipped from near Aiken, SC., recently, to certain confectioners andcracker bakers in the North, and has doubtless found its ‘way into the stomfolks. PETER SHIEL, @ butcher at Ione, Nye county, had both! his feet frozen from the toes tothe ingtep in_tlie Mammotir] mountains-recently,_ He was lost in . the mountains for 26 hours. It is® thought amputation will be necessary. TRUCKEE IreMs.—We get the fol 1 im the Trackkee 77 ought. upt seventeen caldoddsaf He, jast from: Texas, desigrued 3 San ‘Frapcised market, “We learn that such shipments are to de made every few days. “This is certainly a Tesson to Californians. The idea of sshipping beef cattle from Texas, and millions of of acres of pasture Jand lying idle in this State..We learn from Fred. BayJies that the Ttuckeée river is frozea over for a distance of three miles at Wads-worth. ‘The ice is abodtnine inches thick and affords excellent skating. Donner—Lake and back is “50 cts. So -we notice by play-cards on the steighs.. A large portion of Donner Lake is_ now frozen over: — QUARTERLY. MEETING.—The Second duced a resolution repealing the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment.— Some Democrat_should next introduce a resolution repealing the Ten Commandments. err ke ' Prot To Rus tHE Pvusurc CRepDrr. One Houston King has testified that there is a secret, seciety sworn to-flood the country with counterfeit U. S. bonds and greenbacks, the object being to repudiate the national debt. King says four million dollars have already been put in cireulation, ‘,A MAN in Stockbridge, Mass., gota prescription for rheumatism, last. week, and, with a sublime indifferism to all directions, swallowed the whole ata dose. He died. GovERNOR BUTLER, of Nebraska, has decided to call an extra session of the Legislature in February next, when fied. Gro. W. BRENT, of Winchester, Va, prophesied that’ he would die on the fifty-seventh: anniversary of his marriage, and he did. Boston: hag. voted to widén, extend and straighten her principal streets, at a . cost of $2,000,000, proposing to proeeed_ with the work at once. BAYARD-TA¥LOR’s latest works have not-been--translated into German, the previous translationsof his books not JUSTICE SPRAGUE of gue Supreme Court has been proustrated by a serious attack of illness during the past month, and is but slowly recuperating. . In view of the probable. suspension of the public schools, the .Germans of Nashville, Tenn., are taking’ steps to organize an English free school of their own. A SHIVEKING vagrant wandered into the court house of Madison ‘county, Towa, and was discovered at midnight warming himself at the stove, which he was stuffing with the court records . placed beneath Broadway, New York City. THE Missouri river is frozen over at Sioux City, and teams are crossing on the ice, THERE have. been 32 marriages and 16 divorces in White Pine county since its organization. Of the divdrces, all except two were asked for by seniales. IMPR@VEMENTS are going on, and many are to be started in San Leandro. THERE isa curiosity on Mare Island} in the shape of a singing mouse. It ‘has taken up its abode at the quarters of Paymaster Marcy. Senator Lewis is lying ill at his residence in Red Bluff. THE San Jose Mercury wants a city market, for the death of Stanton. C. Street, abies . the Presiding Eldér, Rev. A. E. Hazen. . Lidtinietes Tae ¥reka Journal puts on mourn ing . Quarterly Mecting of the Methodist . Church,.in. this city, will commence ‘this morning at11 o’clock, preaching by Rev. C. V. Anthony. In the eve ning the services will be conducted by Baptist Cource.—The subject of the sermon this ‘evening at’ the Baptist Charch, is, “The Bible and the Public

Schools. Allure invitéd to attend.” ” Tue Johnny Thompson Troupe, advertised to appear in this tity,’ on last Friday evening, failed to connect, from sdme cause or other. PREACHING SuNDAY.— Divine Services will be held in the Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and in the ‘evening at 7 o’clock,— Sabbath School: at, 14, o’clock, P. M. Rev. J. W.-Stump, Pastor.— . Services in the Congregational Church morning and evening at the usual hours Sunday School immediatély after morning service. Rev. Alexander : Parker, Pastor,_—_— ~ ] Preaching at.the Baptist. Chureh to~ bed at lla. M. and 7 Pp, M. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service, Rev. J. A. Wirth, Pastor. Episcopal services at-the Court House every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, by Rev. Mr, Anderson. eer . Str. Micuaun Costa, the. fiddler, ‘whom Victoria knighted, has just received from the King of Prussia the cross of an officer of the order of the Red Eagle. ‘ ‘ years ago he opened his little country store in New Jersey; ‘lie adopted Alid practice of selling mulasses at two and sixpence per gd@llun } and-so long as he wasin trade he never deviated from thé figures. It was his advertisement. People for many miles around spoke of ‘him as the inan Who sold molasses at “two and six” and it carried a sort of reputation into regions where his name didnot penetrate,-and brought bim’ many customers, as rece Tes CARRYING a boquet. containing chloroform is the fashion anieng rapid ayomen. When a chap with money concealed about him gets spooney, they let him smell of it, and the result is @ lesson that spooney nevet. forgets, ©: Tu Monterey whalesitén have killed 66 whales since last May. THE Masonic fraternity of Oakland propose to erect‘a temple. OAKLAND has but two tenants in its calaboose, “DISSOLUTION. : tw partnership heretofore existing” between the undersigned,‘ under the firm name of GREGORY & CO. is this day diss ed ‘by mutual consent. “M. L. Mareb ig 4 thorised to receive: and receipt for all debts due the late firm, and will pay all demands against it. £B. Bee: j +d MA Nevada, Jan. $d, 1870, ey ' BALTZ & GUNTHER, Vegetable and Variety Store. Adjoining MeRoberts. & Co, Commercial Streét, NEVADA. jans ed asap en VEGETABLES received every mor E : Shor eiefar eos “mt A Also. a Large Stock of Candies, from the Ranches, and a Mime Let ef . _ BLANK. BOOKS, LE! c HAIR _DRESSING Peabo, 2 ¥ “ae mh 7 ce ny ROAD STREET, Nkviba erry. lC—a mee Taek. é \ vr Gutting...9n... 25 Cents, Shaving Seereeeeeeses stteees 25 te Shampooing.Mttasereners 25 bd Baths— Hot er Cold....25 Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and children ‘TEETH &XTRACTED. Leeches applied tor v5 cents, Cupping % cents. ne CONGRESS BOOKSTORE JOuN PaTriben. SPENCER & PATFISON, Successors to G. R. Crawford. “ ANING ADDED LARGELY TQ F = Stock of Goods, we rhall kéep Conetaut ly on hand an-assornnent of Handsome Gift Books, : ~~ School Books, Initial Paper, Legal. Letter and _ Farey Note Paper. GAL BLANKS, GOLpPENS, PAPERS; PERIODICALS ana MAG. AZINES, and a géneral assortment or STA TIONERY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES, b Office of the Western Union Teiegraph Co, Nevada, Dee. 6th, 1869. 8. D.& H.W. SMITHS . tofthe . AMERICAN ORGANS ! EDWARD F. PEIRCE, . AGENT. No 228 Sutter street, SAN FRANCISCO. The American Organ makes Kome Attractive ! 3 geese are_superior to_all_othera—intheir greater fullness and Pipe Organ tone, velume and power ‘hey are superior ju expression, quickness of action, aud elasticity of touch, eenderiug them periect im rapid movements, The American Organs are by far the most beautiful in exterior finish,—tormines handsome piece of Furniture tor the Parlor or Sitting ttoom and occupying but little space. .__ The American Urgans are pronounced by more than one-hondred of the best Organists ot the country-to-be su; rto-any other yet produced, and have received the First Premium wherever exhibited, San Francisco, Dee. 1203, : HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE . ~s COMPANY. INCORPORATED, SEPTEMBER 1864. ing, Caliiornia Street. ~-Paid in Capital, $350,000. ie ere MARINE-#ISKS taken atthe owest rates. GLO, 5S. MANN, PrewL_ Wm. H. stevens, Secretary. . $19. __ J. B_ JOHNSON: Agent, Nevada cit A, ROSEATHAL, MERCHANT TAILOR, A MAN now wealthy, says that when / AVING REMOY REET near the CORNER OF BRUAD, will keep constantly on hand a tind stoc@of material and thake Clothing to order. Clothing cleaned and repaired at short notieey Give me-a call, ds Caution to the Public ! S my Wife, Adalaide Scientti, hasleftmy ¢ bed and beard wathont jast cause or-cousent, all persons are hereby warned notte trust her on my.account as 1 will not be responsible fof any -debts of. Kher contiacting.— All persons are farther warneu avainét purchasing any of the common property of myself and wite from this date: PSDRO SCIEUTTI. +, Nevada, Jan. Ist. 1870. ; ag UM MONS. — i the Justice’s Court of Ne-, yada township, ip the city and County of Nevada, State of California. Berore J. €. Palmer, Justice of the Peace, office. in Kelsty’s brick building, opposite the curner of Pine and:'Commercial streets, A. Sanford teow ainst J. LM. Russell, defendant.— “fhe fe of the Siate of California send eeting to J. H. Russell, defendant!’ You are ereby required to appear before me, at my office in Nevada Township, in the city apd County of Nevada,in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff and anewer the complaint in said action, on file in my of‘ fice within fifteen days, exclusive of ,the day of service, after the service. o2 you of this Summons. The'said action is brought to recover $190 00 toyou advanced in U. 8. Gold Coin, at Nevada City, in the months of Feb ruary and March,’ 1369, by the MJaintiilf due j owing by you to said Plaintiff, and yon are herebd, notitied that-if you fail to appear and answer said complaint, as above required, said plaintiff, will ake judgment nat you for the said amount Of $190 U0 and_Jegal interpans with costs and damages. F To the Sheriff,orany Constable of said Nevada County, Greeting. Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my. hand this 7th 7 of January, A. D. 1870. J.C. PA MEL, j Justice of the Peace of said Township. _ . It is hereby Ordered that service of the Summone in the action be made upon delendant by publication thereof in the Nevada Daily ‘Transcript for eight ere be J.C. PALME Justice of the Peace, Nevada Township, Nevada County, State of California. jans ] pets NOTICE,.—State_of California, =» County of Nevada, Inthe Probate Court. ln the matter of the Estate of Jerael Hall Sherburne, , deceased. Pusuant to an order of this Court made this day, notice is hereby given, that Friday, the 14tn day of January, 4. . 1870. at 11 o'clock, A. M. of waid day, at the Ceart Rooin of this Court, in the County © Nevada, hav been sppoiated for nett 6 a jocument now on file in th purpo’ to be: the jast, Will and testament of lerael, Sherburne, deceased, be admitted toFre, Date, and that letters testamentary be ieeu place all persons interested thet Inay spent and content the sane Fowls, GIVE US A CALL, ‘K FARQUHAR, Clerk. Williams & Johnson, Atts. _ { away _in-the—ico—houses— for Summer . = Office: 15 New Merchants’ xchange Builu_ RoBaE Vance, Engine ( day nigh two pair left at-th other pa: the _lasts Jasts.aloi by pryin, --__two wee] “hy pryin noise Ws went, ow ' Since thé all bis Ye every ni have ma Se WoMA DeForce turer, wi tional C next, been fixe will be “ our citize will atter lady. If ~ fogies th: lowed to tags BouNnD with burt Central” Truckee, was exan Palmer, : $5,000 to Jury. Tr manded 1 $55,000, s ins, testif he setito START draulic c} just abay They ha using one zles, the invention claime:w] short tim: Out consi THIEY) the prese thieving town of i will bet o but-one o ‘Of poultry 40 chicke: roosts. bei shot woul ScaRLE scarlet fe Bridgepo: number Mr, Morg: lost two ¢ €ase withi Brieno company til someti engageme mento for are meeti everywhe) Fire 1 residence . Valley, Ww: 1 o'clock originated unaccount the entire all it cont at $1,000. THE mine con About nin running L SEnte} fonnd gui on'John . tenced of $10.. Fring 8 Pattison : line, Cat did stock. about Sar