July 22, 1869 (4 pages)

industriously with the revolTo THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ticing 86 ver, had after all to use her parasol on By the Atiamtf and Pacific States Line. SAN FRA NCESCO that paper: “Chas. L. Wilson, Esq. JOHN W. QUICK, Manufacturer. ing the chief proprietor of PIONEER SCREEN. from follow or paper, who, in ¢om-~ of this a recent’ occasion, when insulted in propriet WORKs. Rs to 203 Fremont Street, rig: Howard, SAN FRANCISCO Having increased facilities lean fut: et the pany with Govenor Seward, has travslot or cut Screen the beatin ase at 60 cenrs y SacRaMENTO, July 21. =a Pacific the of length entire the foot and ch-aper by the quantity, made fron, Wa. H. Disbrow, proprietor of the eled over The State Conventien met at the UNION REPUBLICAN TicKEr. nown Fifth Avenue Riding Acad~Railroad, and from Omaba to Sacra~ cod eee eeepure well-k . ae pave BR, amet wil) i Baptist Church, on 4th street, at 2 mento, writes from the latter place?-In choke up, and for st — + Cheapn ‘phese eng : —Por Senator, ‘emy, in New York, isdead o'clock, P.M. Hon. T. B. McFarland durability are not excel lied, oneDoge EQUAL ty E. G. WAITE. spite of Hon. I. N. Morris’ report, the six punched. <A large Milis urease _Ta& proprietors of the Mammoth was elected Chairman. The Conven— ing theek in preference tothe Sptbe . eeamad eCreen, For For Assessor Pacifie Railroad is the best new road rge up-s-la fitting are ky, Kentuc JOR DUN, ca iso, best pun tor Quartz. Ce tien then adjourned till 8 o'clock, Pox Cave. Flour and Kice Mills at cheaper rates e its mouth. ever built, and for most of the distance, ment, 4 i ROLE: . ! . For . The Convention was largely xttended ball room just insidof than heretofore. Orders eolicited. dvl4 « as good as the best roads we have. JM DAYS ' BO. TUMPEINS. " . which was opened on the 15th inst.; Ogand the proceedings barmenioue. srs n of Mes “THURSDAY, aULyY 22, 1869. :Public biic Administrator, 3. A. LANCASTER. : CHaS. McELV ET. For Bopervisor, Second District, JOSEPH PEKEIN. — "San Caanezs or TrapDz£.—Herctofore Francisco has been' the point to which all tlie money of the State was ' carried, and the interior has been drain-~ ed to sustain that city. The gold trom the mines has built the most megnificent buildings and carried to comple tion its greatest enterprises. While the miners have been doing this, the merchants of the metropolis have been reaping rich harvesia in the way of profits of trade. The wares have been taken by the interior at just such pri for re-election to the office of District Cholera, Susan B. Antho*y, Yellow Fedore Nutt and Minnie Warren, the celstore lavel occupied by Meyer & Co. on the Judgeof the Fourteenth Judicial Disver, Anna Dickinson, Nitro Glycerine, ebrated Liliputians, are coming. ‘ They corber o1 roud and fine streets, are offers¢ for rule cheap. Apply to L. J ACUbp, at the are advertised for an entertainment at Cigar. trict. . ete. Store of J. Jacobs, Fine Streew. jyls Larry Batler, aged 70, who lived Eiko on the 29th inst. They come SuPERViIsok.—One of the most. imme Cae a with their carriage, ponies, coachinan portant offices to the tax«payers of the near Galevilie, New York, was killed county is that of Supervisor. The clear by a ram. The animal was put to and full troupe. est headed snd most active business death by sticks and stones in the A Porr.—The last number of the SACRAMENTO, man and one truly honest withal should hands of the enraged friends of the Sierra Messenger contains a poem delivbe nominated for that position, bf ei: ther political party. The Republicans: dead man. ered by Thomas B. Merry, on the. celehave put up an excellent gentleman for THERE is a negro woman living near bration of the last Fourth of July at Office—Fourth Street bet. J and the place, and though the District is Lowell's Mill, on Duck River, Tenn., Howland Fiat. Capital..-.+«6. qeeecee $120.000. Democratic, the Democrata, if they wish who is 113 yeais old, and who up to last lield as Guarantee to Depositers. to elect, must name equally as good a SeTH GREENE writes to the Roches. . man. Let there be no trading or swap year was able to work. She has a ter Union from Coeymans, on the HudPOM ping on the Supervisor. He is too imdaoghter who is almost dead from old son,that he w ts.apethousiind apprea=" portant a man toscheme ‘abeut.—Grass OFFICERS = age. tices to learn higsimple art of hatching PRESIDENT. 2. 400080 JULIUS WETZLAR Valley Union. THE Hon. Thepdore M. Wun lis shad and other fish. If he could>get ‘This endorsement of Joseph Perrin, SECRETARY .-2 0 veces. R. C. WOOLWORTH. it would not be long ere every the Union candidate for Supervisor will nowa partner in the Auburn banking them, For SaLe.—The shelves and countersfin the firm of W-H--Seward, Jr, & Co. ; the interior, or western enterprise and capital will occapy the ficld, new com_ wenications in business and trade will be established, and San Francisco wil! be left out inthe cold. With the great lines of continental railroad, termina tor gon aoc for’ ‘da} det . GEO. W. MOWE, C. T. WHEELER, JULIUS WETZLAR, wo the Cc. W.CLARK, by another in Sacramento to shoot fornia, So that their time of arrival may ducks with him. The one who shoots be twenty-four hours earlier. We call the greater number daring four months attention to this delay, says the Grass} is to have $10,000. Valley Union, hoping it will be removed A RECENT number of the Philadel» phia Daily Ledger contained over fifSHootine.—A shooting affray took teen hundred separate and distict adplace at the Clipper Mill, on Greenhorn vertisements. €6 . pri qa PHILIP SCHELD., giv me This Bank is now open for businese ard will receive Deposits of Money, tnyjarge or small sums, without or of entrance fee tv Depositors. 3 Money to Loan on Real Estate, United States, State and County Bonds, at low rates of interest. OFFICE HOURS, dail y, from.$ a. w.to3F m., and on Saturday Evenings from 7 to $. Sacramento, April 9th, 1869. ART NOTICE ! Everybody from }Nevada County lshould buy their 2 PICTURES! -1 the house in a drunken condition. A MAN in Omaha has been challenged Tug stockton Independent says the Board of Managers of the San Joaquin Valley Agricultural Society have con PICTURE clnded not to hold a district Fair this} FRAMES! —FROM— year, bat that the Stock and Imple“CURRIER & WINTER, ment Association has arranged for an exhibition on the grounds of the Agri~ cultaral Society, commencing on Tues~ 241i Kearney Street. day, September 28th, and to continue Bulletin, was arrested by in use, Second, Chas. W. Buckley; Third, San Francisco, April lth. Capt. Hanna, on the complaint of F. Robert S. Heflin ; Fourth, Charles Hays; intercourse with the interior. McCoppin, Mayorof the city, for an of his adversary, not a shot took effect. Fifth, William J. Haralson; Sixth, John FOR ICE CREAM, alleged libelous publication. After the shooting Scott made his csCoNvent Scuooi.—The National Judge J. Hinds. Prevines held the accused to answer in FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIONEKIES, says: This excellent institution under capo, and Fowler went to Grass Valley Pera woman.of Lezignan,France, the sam of $3,000, and —anD— charge of the Sisters of Mercy, is flourand lodged a complaint before Judge set the hearing named Madeleine Carrere, has just been for Wednesday. shsing finely, the: attendance being Sykes. A warrant was issued for Scott QO: sxsn OYSTERS, tried at Tarbes on eleven charges of large, the dicipline good, and the teachand placed in the hands of an officer. 60 TO THE NgWSPAPERS.—The San Francisco arson, she having set fire toas many erg well qualified for thoir respective Empire Mine.—Superintendent 8. barns or houseg.in tho space of a fort~ Herald says : “The printiag press keeps United States Bakery. positions. All branches are taught W. Lee informs us that the experi night. The jury returned a verdict of pace with the progress of the iron horse. .pcluding tho languages, tapcetry, necea" BREAD, PIES, CAKES, and everthing ments ho has been making in the use of guilty, with extenuating circumstances, and already more than twenty new gama to the business constapily op die-work, etc. in which a number of rifle powder as a blasting agent, have and she was sentenced to six years’ ims journals have been projected along the an young ladies are becoming quite profiFresh Bread delivered at all parte ofthe city been very satisfactory and answers the prisonment. route of the Union Pacific Railroad.”"— ~ sient. Next Thureaday an exhibition is purpose of Giant power. In using rifle Mr. F. Y. Hurlstone, for many years This is one of the peculiarities of Amer' yULIUS DREYFtSS, to take place, which will doubtless be a i]powder tle same process is adopted as President of the Society uf British Arican pioneering. very creditable affair. The “exercises Nevada, June 1ith, 1869. in the-use of om powder. The rifle tists is dead. He was born in 1800. are to consist of declainations, recitaGoop Roaps.—W aters, of the Boston powder costs 92 cents per pound, and In 1823, when a student of, the Royal tions, dialogues, etc., in which the whole R. M. HUNT, MD. the Giant costs $1 27. The former Academy, he obtained the gold medal Advertiser, who has just returned from school will take part, A portion of the California, Says that both roads, with ATTENDING PHYS{CE ANyA powder has also been tried in the Eufor the best historical picture, and in young lady scholars arp rebvarsing the the exception of about a hundred miles, NEVADA cry, if reka mine with the same results. Ae 1855 he received gold and silver medals piece entitled “The Discovery of Amereps-"87-tf areas smoot h of and true as the track for pictures exhibited at the Paris Ex 1ca,” which will be produced on the octhere has boen a great aversion to the hibition. from B-ston to Worcester. introduction of giant powder in some ‘Fruit and Vegetable Store. cagion, together with Vocal music. Afseec nec emael THE lease held by the present manaof our mines, we hope this novel exper—_ ter tho exhibition the annual distribuBORN. iment may tend to obviate the difficulty, gers of Willard’s Hotel, Washington, tion of prizes will take place. ne gerne, I. R. RUMERY, a5 we would be glad to seeall the mines D.C., expires next Winter,-and-it is Tn Grase V July 20th. 1 Commercial Street.Nevade city, Town TaLK Minze.—This gravel again in full blast: So says the Nation. reported that the éwners will next year = aac aoA, to Gouge if aes constantly on hand a good eapply coon y. July lith, 1869, to Isaac tear down the front part and put upa nillace claim, is located on Howard Hill, Grais al. ra) VEGETABLES, RANCH AND F1ll EIN BCTValley, is being worked with considernew structure, ‘cxtendtng entirely MvusHrooms.—Nr.8.P. Dorsey, Well's across the avenue front of the whole TER, CHEESE, CANNED fr xtUIT®, able energy, at this time, by ita owners. SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, Fargo & Co's. Agent-in this place is the block. This would make the building Aneight stamp mill fs. used In ctushEGGS, &c. &c. &c. — only one hereabouts that we know of more than twice as large as the existing In Grass Saier. ing the ground which pays‘an average hotel. §27~ I have made arrangemente to receive of sound judgment and Iyberality in her * fired five shots at Fowler, and notwith standing he was within a short distance who cultivates mushrooms. He raises them from the spores, and has been . TE only oath required of the mem “Lrrre Lorra.”—Little Lotta Crabvery successful. We yesterday wero bersof the North Carolina Legislature tree has just arrived in thie State, and shown one that measured fourteen inch. was the oath of office required by the will commence an engagement in Han es across the top ; it was too large and Francisco. TRE San Francieco Herald says the Cail ip “an infamous, lying, dirty sheet." _ That's no news. ° Th oi pr us or —AND— SAN FRANCISCO, Because they have the best selectTue Republican nominations for four days. John Scott and J. L. Fowler, employees ed stock of Picturgs.and LaCongressmen in Alabama are as folcan only hold ber position and control at the mill. Scott drew a revolver and * LEBEL Suir.—L. Pickering, of the test styles of Frames lows: Firat District, Alfred E. Buck ; the trade of the State by the exercise San Francisco ting at Sacramento on the north and Creek,on Tuesday morning, between San Diego on the South, San Francisco cor tes D. W. EARL, to commit suicide: She had been deAT Vallejo, soon after midnight on tected in adultry. Monday, J. J. Massey shot and kiiled In New Jersey, recently, a quarrela man whom he found in his house. seme couple threw their children at Masey gave himself wp, was examined each other's heads, until that ammuniand acquitted. The name of the intrus tion was exhausted, when the wife der was Martin Higyins, and he survivfloored the husband with the coffeee ed long enough tosay that he entered pot. wit ~ bee DIRECTORS : L: WILLIAMS, will be within ten days of the great and not as heretofore, first to the Sacra. AT Marseilles, a woman recently killhear of no moves to cultivate fish. The markets Of the West. These enterprismento Distributing Office. The direct ed her sister, her two youngest chiltrout business, here, will pay, says the ing Gealera are already sending out sending of letters to the east gives the dren, her husband, and then attempted their agenta and commercia] commitPostmaster here much more work than tees to “spy out the land” and learn he formerly had, but the public are the demande and prospects of. trade, correspondingly accommodated. Lettera sent from the east to this place, and they are already offering to lay however, Lave to go to the Sacramento down goods for dealers cheaper than “office, at the loss ofa day's time in deSan Francisco wholesale prices. Tho! livery. Thia should be remedied, and merchants of San Francisco must be up Congressman Sargent, should see to it. and doing, or they are bound to loséa large partof the trade. Tho capitalists The route agent should have a key to the brass locks, and should sort out the must cease their gambling in stocks and letters intended for this part of Cali abo t lake, river and pond in that State would Mies McSweeney, a crippled soldier abound with fish, provided, of course, ry man in his District. He is an old jemand. The opening of the railroad has already brought the live, enterresident of the county, thoroughly idenclerk in the Treasury. Department, has that when taught, they would practice been granted a health leave of six the art a few daysin each year. prising traders of Chicago and New tified with its interests, a tax-payer and months, his wife to continue. his serbesides an excellent business man. The York into the market, and thoy sre) Fisuy.—There is a party in Marys— vices and’receive his pay. now comtending with San Francisco for people of his District, irrespective of villeready to stock the slough with It is reported thata new Conservafish, provided protection to the fish can the interior trade. Unicas the San party cannot do any bettér than to make him a member of the Board. tive paper will be started in Washingbe given, by the Comimon Council of Franciscy dealers are wide awake they cigecepilalinsiaiascians ton in the Fall, with Hon. Edmund ‘that City. Here at\Girass Valley where will lowe thig trade. The freight and Postorricg RecuLaTtions.—l.ctters Burke, of New Hampshire, at the head~4 trout are convenient, and ponds with. mailed bere to go east, are sent directly 2. of its editorial corps. bound tocome down, and the interior out number can be constructed, we do somethiag for the development of tim cou led CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK, ces as Saft Francisco tiadera chose to be heartily concurred in by nearly eve $5 per day tothohand. hav met rap son street, if they wish to save cosis. Constitution of the Stato, which is pier yen pny eon of FIRE BOY 'S SALOON BROAD STREET..,,,. NEVADA CITY Cc. fT. CANFIELD, too old for eating, but it testified what merely an oath of allegiance td the (rage Valley can do. We wonder that Constitutions of the State and the Uri more persons here, fond, as many of ted States. Members wére required to. state that they were not banned by the them are of table delicacies, do not. Fourteenth Amendment. The same J anushroome. So says the Union was the cage in South Carolina. sca Pi, Bie Proprietor. . al ® Successor toG. v. Schmittbarg. Lager ‘Beer, by in Gentle 13 SeWar tn all the different kinds of ga7" NEW VE*XzE™A BL&S AND FRUIT as soon as they appear ‘0 below. 6 & ene RANCH FOR SALE. A.FINE RANCH, located halfa mile from remyPagbe ss aight cality for egy yp wg 2 tee oe ao cro in the Apply SE to DAT, on the Ranch. sh v ws Ne Ba: ‘Treasurer, For Coroner, W.C. oKeVEs. ‘Gen. Tom Thamb and wife, Commo-~ com Seo 8. DEAL. sire terror, should have such names as ¢° Lae who are are indebted to thé 4:‘i o MEYER & CU. are requested to cai] and orton the same immediately with L. Jscobs, at the cigar etore.of J. Jucobs, on Fire a ¥or — Attorney, McFarland was unanimously nominated SAVECOSTS. L Nea yo a J'M. WALLING. ; H. 3. BRADLEY. This is also the opinio The Fourteenth Jadicial District Con-. with a grand bail. den, Turner, and other practical railTae Detroit Post thinks that our na~ vention met in the Sixth District Court road men, of the Chicago party.” Room. After organizing, Hon.T. B, val vessels, if we would have them in Blo hav will ifite tric The thei Cre nd ‘For Supt. of Schools, . BM. PRESTUN. for . Road Commissioner, 4. K. FAKQUHAR. :G. 3. 5. GETCHaLL, For Recorder, ‘ For Serves or, For > i al Tue Chicago Journal contains the oo . het fet NEVADAerrr. CALIFORNIA. Mapaue Ratazzi,who ben been prac ao! 2 ¥ ‘She.Baily, Srascrigt, BY TELECRAPH. .

industriously with the revolTo THE NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ticing 86 ver, had after all to use her parasol on By the Atiamtf and Pacific States Line. SAN FRA NCESCO that paper: “Chas. L. Wilson, Esq. JOHN W. QUICK, Manufacturer. ing the chief proprietor of PIONEER SCREEN. from follow or paper, who, in ¢om-~ of this a recent’ occasion, when insulted in propriet WORKs. Rs to 203 Fremont Street, rig: Howard, SAN FRANCISCO Having increased facilities lean fut: et the pany with Govenor Seward, has travslot or cut Screen the beatin ase at 60 cenrs y SacRaMENTO, July 21. =a Pacific the of length entire the foot and ch-aper by the quantity, made fron, Wa. H. Disbrow, proprietor of the eled over The State Conventien met at the UNION REPUBLICAN TicKEr. nown Fifth Avenue Riding Acad~Railroad, and from Omaba to Sacra~ cod eee eeepure well-k . ae pave BR, amet wil) i Baptist Church, on 4th street, at 2 mento, writes from the latter place?-In choke up, and for st — + Cheapn ‘phese eng : —Por Senator, ‘emy, in New York, isdead o'clock, P.M. Hon. T. B. McFarland durability are not excel lied, oneDoge EQUAL ty E. G. WAITE. spite of Hon. I. N. Morris’ report, the six punched. <A large Milis urease _Ta& proprietors of the Mammoth was elected Chairman. The Conven— ing theek in preference tothe Sptbe . eeamad eCreen, For For Assessor Pacifie Railroad is the best new road rge up-s-la fitting are ky, Kentuc JOR DUN, ca iso, best pun tor Quartz. Ce tien then adjourned till 8 o'clock, Pox Cave. Flour and Kice Mills at cheaper rates e its mouth. ever built, and for most of the distance, ment, 4 i ROLE: . ! . For . The Convention was largely xttended ball room just insidof than heretofore. Orders eolicited. dvl4 « as good as the best roads we have. JM DAYS ' BO. TUMPEINS. " . which was opened on the 15th inst.; Ogand the proceedings barmenioue. srs n of Mes “THURSDAY, aULyY 22, 1869. :Public biic Administrator, 3. A. LANCASTER. : CHaS. McELV ET. For Bopervisor, Second District, JOSEPH PEKEIN. — "San Caanezs or TrapDz£.—Herctofore Francisco has been' the point to which all tlie money of the State was ' carried, and the interior has been drain-~ ed to sustain that city. The gold trom the mines has built the most megnificent buildings and carried to comple tion its greatest enterprises. While the miners have been doing this, the merchants of the metropolis have been reaping rich harvesia in the way of profits of trade. The wares have been taken by the interior at just such pri for re-election to the office of District Cholera, Susan B. Antho*y, Yellow Fedore Nutt and Minnie Warren, the celstore lavel occupied by Meyer & Co. on the Judgeof the Fourteenth Judicial Disver, Anna Dickinson, Nitro Glycerine, ebrated Liliputians, are coming. ‘ They corber o1 roud and fine streets, are offers¢ for rule cheap. Apply to L. J ACUbp, at the are advertised for an entertainment at Cigar. trict. . ete. Store of J. Jacobs, Fine Streew. jyls Larry Batler, aged 70, who lived Eiko on the 29th inst. They come SuPERViIsok.—One of the most. imme Cae a with their carriage, ponies, coachinan portant offices to the tax«payers of the near Galevilie, New York, was killed county is that of Supervisor. The clear by a ram. The animal was put to and full troupe. est headed snd most active business death by sticks and stones in the A Porr.—The last number of the SACRAMENTO, man and one truly honest withal should hands of the enraged friends of the Sierra Messenger contains a poem delivbe nominated for that position, bf ei: ther political party. The Republicans: dead man. ered by Thomas B. Merry, on the. celehave put up an excellent gentleman for THERE is a negro woman living near bration of the last Fourth of July at Office—Fourth Street bet. J and the place, and though the District is Lowell's Mill, on Duck River, Tenn., Howland Fiat. Capital....-.+«6. qeeecee $120.000. Democratic, the Democrata, if they wish who is 113 yeais old, and who up to last lield as Guarantee to Depositers. to elect, must name equally as good a SeTH GREENE writes to the Roches. . man. Let there be no trading or swap year was able to work. She has a ter Union from Coeymans, on the HudPOM ping on the Supervisor. He is too imdaoghter who is almost dead from old son,that he w ts.apethousiind apprea=" portant a man toscheme ‘abeut.—Grass OFFICERS = age. tices to learn higsimple art of hatching PRESIDENT.. 2.. 400080 JULIUS WETZLAR Valley Union. THE Hon. Thepdore M. Wun lis shad and other fish. If he could>get ‘This endorsement of Joseph Perrin, SECRETARY .-2 0 veces. R. C. WOOLWORTH. it would not be long ere every the Union candidate for Supervisor will nowa partner in the Auburn banking them, For SaLe.—The shelves and countersfin the firm of W-H--Seward, Jr, & Co. ; the interior, or western enterprise and capital will occapy the ficld, new com_ wenications in business and trade will be established, and San Francisco wil! be left out inthe cold. With the great lines of continental railroad, termina tor gon aoc for’ ‘da} det . GEO. W. MOWE, C. T. WHEELER, JULIUS WETZLAR, wo the Cc. W.CLARK, by another in Sacramento to shoot fornia, So that their time of arrival may ducks with him. The one who shoots be twenty-four hours earlier. We call the greater number daring four months attention to this delay, says the Grass} is to have $10,000. Valley Union, hoping it will be removed A RECENT number of the Philadel» phia Daily Ledger contained over fifSHootine.—A shooting affray took teen hundred separate and distict adplace at the Clipper Mill, on Greenhorn vertisements. €6 . pri qa PHILIP SCHELD., giv me This Bank is now open for businese ard will receive Deposits of Money, tnyjarge or small sums, without or of entrance fee tv Depositors. 3 Money to Loan on Real Estate, United States, State and County Bonds, at low rates of interest. OFFICE HOURS, dail y, from.$ a. w.to3F m., and on Saturday Evenings from 7 to $. Sacramento, April 9th, 1869. ART NOTICE ! Everybody from }Nevada County lshould buy their 2 PICTURES! -1 the house in a drunken condition. A MAN in Omaha has been challenged Tug stockton Independent says the Board of Managers of the San Joaquin Valley Agricultural Society have con PICTURE clnded not to hold a district Fair this} FRAMES! —FROM— year, bat that the Stock and Imple“CURRIER & WINTER, ment Association has arranged for an exhibition on the grounds of the Agri~ cultaral Society, commencing on Tues~ 241i Kearney Street. day, September 28th, and to continue Bulletin, was arrested by in use, Second, Chas. W. Buckley; Third, San Francisco, April lth. Capt. Hanna, on the complaint of F. Robert S. Heflin ; Fourth, Charles Hays; intercourse with the interior. McCoppin, Mayorof the city, for an of his adversary, not a shot took effect. Fifth, William J. Haralson; Sixth, John FOR ICE CREAM, alleged libelous publication. After the shooting Scott made his csCoNvent Scuooi.—The National Judge J. Hinds. Prevines held the accused to answer in FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIONEKIES, says: This excellent institution under capo, and Fowler went to Grass Valley Pera woman.of Lezignan,France, the sam of $3,000, and —anD— charge of the Sisters of Mercy, is flourand lodged a complaint before Judge set the hearing named Madeleine Carrere, has just been for Wednesday. shsing finely, the: attendance being Sykes. A warrant was issued for Scott QO: sxsn OYSTERS, tried at Tarbes on eleven charges of large, the dicipline good, and the teachand placed in the hands of an officer. 60 TO THE NgWSPAPERS.—The San Francisco arson, she having set fire toas many erg well qualified for thoir respective Empire Mine.—Superintendent 8. barns or houseg.in tho space of a fort~ Herald says : “The printiag press keeps United States Bakery. positions. All branches are taught W. Lee informs us that the experi night. The jury returned a verdict of pace with the progress of the iron horse. .pcluding tho languages, tapcetry, necea" BREAD, PIES, CAKES, and everthing ments ho has been making in the use of guilty, with extenuating circumstances, and already more than twenty new gama to the business constapily op die-work, etc. in which a number of rifle powder as a blasting agent, have and she was sentenced to six years’ ims journals have been projected along the an young ladies are becoming quite profiFresh Bread delivered at all parte ofthe city been very satisfactory and answers the prisonment. route of the Union Pacific Railroad.”"— ~ sient. Next Thureaday an exhibition is purpose of Giant power. In using rifle Mr. F. Y. Hurlstone, for many years This is one of the peculiarities of Amer' yULIUS DREYFtSS, to take place, which will doubtless be a i]powder tle same process is adopted as President of the Society uf British Arican pioneering. very creditable affair. The “exercises Nevada, June 1ith, 1869. in the-use of om powder. The rifle tists is dead. He was born in 1800. are to consist of declainations, recitaGoop Roaps.—W aters, of the Boston powder costs 92 cents per pound, and In 1823, when a student of, the Royal tions, dialogues, etc., in which the whole R. M. HUNT, MD. the Giant costs $1 27. The former Academy, he obtained the gold medal Advertiser, who has just returned from school will take part, A portion of the California, Says that both roads, with ATTENDING PHYS{CE ANyA powder has also been tried in the Eufor the best historical picture, and in young lady scholars arp rebvarsing the the exception of about a hundred miles, NEVADA cry, if reka mine with the same results. Ae 1855 he received gold and silver medals piece entitled “The Discovery of Amereps-"87-tf areas smoot h of

and true as the track for pictures exhibited at the Paris Ex 1ca,” which will be produced on the octhere has boen a great aversion to the hibition. from B-ston to Worcester. introduction of giant powder in some ‘Fruit and Vegetable Store. cagion, together with Vocal music. Afseec nec emael THE lease held by the present manaof our mines, we hope this novel exper—_ ter tho exhibition the annual distribuBORN. iment may tend to obviate the difficulty, gers of Willard’s Hotel, Washington, tion of prizes will take place. ne gerne, I. R. RUMERY, a5 we would be glad to seeall the mines D.C., expires next Winter,-and-it is Tn Grase V July 20th. 1 Commercial Street..Nevade city, Town TaLK Minze.—This gravel again in full blast: So says the Nation. reported that the éwners will next year = aac aoA, to Gouge if aes constantly on hand a good eapply coon y. July lith, 1869, to Isaac tear down the front part and put upa nillace claim, is located on Howard Hill, Grais al. ra) VEGETABLES, RANCH AND F1ll EIN BCTValley, is being worked with considernew structure, ‘cxtendtng entirely MvusHrooms.—Nr.8.P. Dorsey, Well's across the avenue front of the whole TER, CHEESE, CANNED fr xtUIT®, able energy, at this time, by ita owners. SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, Fargo & Co's. Agent-in this place is the block. This would make the building Aneight stamp mill fs. used In ctushEGGS, &c. &c. &c. — only one hereabouts that we know of more than twice as large as the existing In Grass Saier. ing the ground which pays‘an average hotel. §27~ I have made arrangemente to receive of sound judgment and Iyberality in her * fired five shots at Fowler, and notwith standing he was within a short distance who cultivates mushrooms. He raises them from the spores, and has been . TE only oath required of the mem “Lrrre Lorra.”—Little Lotta Crabvery successful. We yesterday wero bersof the North Carolina Legislature tree has just arrived in thie State, and shown one that measured fourteen inch. was the oath of office required by the will commence an engagement in Han es across the top ; it was too large and Francisco. TRE San Francieco Herald says the Cail ip “an infamous, lying, dirty sheet." _ That's no news. ° Th oi pr us or —AND— SAN FRANCISCO, Because they have the best selectTue Republican nominations for four days. John Scott and J. L. Fowler, employees ed stock of Picturgs.and LaCongressmen in Alabama are as folcan only hold ber position and control at the mill. Scott drew a revolver and * LEBEL Suir.—L. Pickering, of the test styles of Frames lows: Firat District, Alfred E. Buck ; the trade of the State by the exercise San Francisco ting at Sacramento on the north and Creek,on Tuesday morning, between San Diego on the South, San Francisco cor tes D. W. EARL, to commit suicide: She had been deAT Vallejo, soon after midnight on tected in adultry. Monday, J. J. Massey shot and kiiled In New Jersey, recently, a quarrela man whom he found in his house. seme couple threw their children at Masey gave himself wp, was examined each other's heads, until that ammuniand acquitted. The name of the intrus tion was exhausted, when the wife der was Martin Higyins, and he survivfloored the husband with the coffeee ed long enough tosay that he entered pot. wit ~ bee DIRECTORS : L: WILLIAMS, will be within ten days of the great and not as heretofore, first to the Sacra. AT Marseilles, a woman recently killhear of no moves to cultivate fish. The markets Of the West. These enterprismento Distributing Office. The direct ed her sister, her two youngest chiltrout business, here, will pay, says the ing Gealera are already sending out sending of letters to the east gives the dren, her husband, and then attempted their agenta and commercia] commitPostmaster here much more work than tees to “spy out the land” and learn he formerly had, but the public are the demande and prospects of. trade, correspondingly accommodated. Lettera sent from the east to this place, and they are already offering to lay however, Lave to go to the Sacramento down goods for dealers cheaper than “office, at the loss ofa day's time in deSan Francisco wholesale prices. Tho! livery. Thia should be remedied, and merchants of San Francisco must be up Congressman Sargent, should see to it. and doing, or they are bound to loséa large partof the trade. Tho capitalists The route agent should have a key to the brass locks, and should sort out the must cease their gambling in stocks and letters intended for this part of Cali abo t lake, river and pond in that State would Mies McSweeney, a crippled soldier abound with fish, provided, of course, ry man in his District. He is an old jemand. The opening of the railroad has already brought the live, enterresident of the county, thoroughly idenclerk in the Treasury. Department, has that when taught, they would practice been granted a health leave of six the art a few daysin each year. prising traders of Chicago and New tified with its interests, a tax-payer and months, his wife to continue. his serbesides an excellent business man. The York into the market, and thoy sre) Fisuy.—There is a party in Marys— vices and’receive his pay. now comtending with San Francisco for people of his District, irrespective of villeready to stock the slough with It is reported thata new Conservafish, provided protection to the fish can the interior trade. Unicas the San party cannot do any bettér than to make him a member of the Board. tive paper will be started in Washingbe given, by the Comimon Council of Franciscy dealers are wide awake they cigecepilalinsiaiascians ton in the Fall, with Hon. Edmund ‘that City. Here at\Girass Valley where will lowe thig trade. The freight and Postorricg RecuLaTtions.—l.ctters Burke, of New Hampshire, at the head~4 trout are convenient, and ponds with. mailed bere to go east, are sent directly 2. of its editorial corps. bound tocome down, and the interior out number can be constructed, we do somethiag for the development of tim cou led CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK, ces as Saft Francisco tiadera chose to be heartily concurred in by nearly eve $5 per day tothohand. hav met rap son street, if they wish to save cosis. Constitution of the Stato, which is pier yen pny eon of FIRE BOY 'S SALOON BROAD STREET....,,,. NEVADA CITY Cc. fT. CANFIELD, too old for eating, but it testified what merely an oath of allegiance td the (rage Valley can do. We wonder that Constitutions of the State and the Uri more persons here, fond, as many of ted States. Members wére required to. state that they were not banned by the them are of table delicacies, do not. Fourteenth Amendment. The same J anushroome. So says the Union was the cage in South Carolina. sca Pi, Bie Proprietor. . al ® Successor toG. v. Schmittbarg. Lager ‘Beer, by in Gentle 13 SeWar tn all the different kinds of ga7" NEW VE*XzE™A BL&S AND FRUIT as soon as they appear ‘0 below. 6 & ene RANCH FOR SALE. A.FINE RANCH, located halfa mile from remyPagbe ss aight cality for egy yp wg 2 tee oe ao cro in the Apply SE to DAT, on the Ranch. sh v ws Ne Ba: ‘Treasurer, For Coroner, W.C. oKeVEs. ‘Gen. Tom Thamb and wife, Commo-~ com Seo 8. DEAL. sire terror, should have such names as ¢° Lae who are are indebted to thé 4:‘i o MEYER & CU. are requested to cai] and orton the same immediately with L. Jscobs, at the cigar etore.of J. Jucobs, on Fire a ¥or — Attorney, McFarland was unanimously nominated SAVECOSTS. L Nea yo a J'M. WALLING. ; H. 3. BRADLEY. This is also the opinio The Fourteenth Jadicial District Con-. with a grand bail. den, Turner, and other practical railTae Detroit Post thinks that our na~ vention met in the Sixth District Court road men, of the Chicago party.” Room. After organizing, Hon.T. B, val vessels, if we would have them in Blo hav will ifite tric The thei Cre nd ‘For Supt. of Schools, . BM. PRESTUN. for . Road Commissioner, 4. K. FAKQUHAR. :G. 3. 5. GETCHaLL, For Recorder, ‘ For Serves or, For > i al Tue Chicago Journal contains the oo . het fet NEVADAerrr. CALIFORNIA. Mapaue Ratazzi,who ben been prac ao! 2 ¥ ‘She.Baily, Srascrigt, BY TELECRAPH. .