July 23, 1869 (4 pages)

ey = WPMIDMAY. JULY 23. 1568) —— bE : *: T. HB BOLFE, For igs 7M Dave ub Tomr hs. For For “A Sthoviz. STEVE VES: x PRESTUS. G.K FakquaaR os &. GETCH4sLi . 5 secu J. 4 LaASCasTEn. Postal Telegraph Bill, which wes sabmitted by the Postmaster General to graph office in conncction with every UsION BEPUBLICAN Se barred 3 . ; . pesdey, but ix post office in any town of 5,000 inhab-~ itante or over, at railroad stations and . "hich he ie named with honor, and it the payment for messages by stamps, . _ tnd their reception at every post office, eub-office or street letter box, and their transmission, on contract, by telegrapli companizs. Every message is to be . delivered free within a mile of the ice, or transmitted by mail to the nearest point to ite destination: I: pro. Wlegraph. The Postmaster Gencral is ‘Ist. Messages of twenty words or Sgures, or lees, including date, address ead signature, and for cach sdditional five words. : 2d. Similar messages when directed . » be transmitted between 6 Pr. ix. and 7 A. M. the next morning. _ 34. Similar messages when averaging 200. words per month. 4th. Local messages when distance does not exceed six miles. 5th. Messages of 500 words average daily for one year. 0h. Messages for railroad companies After this comes a proviso, deciaring ~ that “no-bid shail-bereceived in which "fates Yor twenty words or figures exceed 20 cénte for each 500 miles or less, or five conte for each added five words.” The bill then provides that after three months, given for the reception of bids,’ contracts may-be made with com panies for the term of ten years’ and the re mainder relates to the details of the plan. ae es jes Should this law be passed the cost of * message from Nevada to Chicago would be about 80 cents for 20 words, taking the largest amount that would be charged. The system provided will be much mory complete than the present. tele graph arrangement, and instead of haying Hines which only extend to the larger places and are half the time out of order, the companies being bound by contract with the Government to maintain goed linesand keep tiem constanil y -in order, will be more likely. to do so. The great advantages to be derived by the public from ‘the éstablishment of this system, would warrant Congress in taking early action on thp bill, and we doubt not that even at the low rates . specified in the’dill the system will more than sustain itself, Tho cost of transmitting messages is estimated at one mill per word, which would give the Gofernment vino mills. surplus.’ Postmaster General Randall says; “A _ thorough oxamination of the Postal Telegraph subject has satisfied mo that the Department can arrange for the reception and delivery of messages, the furnishing of stamps, and kegping the accounts, without any great increase in the number of clerks; that the busmess may be made a source of revenue to the Government; and that the effi-, ciency of the country postinasters may be increased by employing them in con{adoption of which measure we hope . rarely reaches the nineties, basdreds of a fainting §: from over erertion ~San= i the bench. 0. C. Pratt is now Distric: Judge of the Twelfth District in-San Francisco, and is one of the ablest lawyers in the State. per is now engaged in advocating the all the papers on this coast, and the . soon to hear of. In this connection we would state that the San Francisco Herald has reduced the price of its subscription fifty per cent, and should be patronized by those who wish a newsOS general information. George R. Crawford is the Agent for Nevada City. ges “Non Grass Vatier.—lIn all the plans Eastern visitors to this coast form; we seo no mention of a call being made on ourtown. If those gentlemen who pase age 9 ne wah snowy give Grass Valley the.go by,t ave come to the Pacific coast in vain. Pike is no other town in the world where they will see such extensive gold mines ; and there is none from which tourists, who are men of consideration, can pack away such liberal specimens. The specimens are worth coming after, even if our. mineg are not worth seeing. Some of the big papers velow ought to suggest the liberal treatment Grass Valley always gives to visitors, to those commercial and Congressional tourists now at Ban. Francigco.”” The above offer of “bribery aad corruption” we take from the Grass Val-ley Union. Distinguished visitors" always come to Névada City without promises of giving them rich specimens. WE never knew that Mr. Johnson had any particular claims upon the Democratic party of this State, until so informed by the editor ot the TRans-~ criP?T.—G@. V. National. You are evidently not posted. Mr. Johnson, we are informed by an intimiute friend of his, has always been avery stzict Democrat; was élected District Attorney of Mendocino county 48 @uch, edited a Democratic paper there, and lastly was Appointed by Andrew Johnson as a Democrat. In the light of these facts, your statement that‘ Mr. Johnson has “been a staunch opponent of the Democratic party until recently,” will hardly go down. ‘ Dip Not ARRIVE-—Hon-T; A. Hendricks did not arrive here yesterday, as it was rumored he weuld. The Sacra~ go mentans are expecting him to through-¢o their town, and they think he will not stop at this principal gold mining town of the State.—Grass Vals ley Union. Don’t show your ignorance. Hendricks is booked for Nevada City, and woshall bave the honor of seeing him “first,” s0 you need not find any fault with our Sacramentu friends. PrRopuge THE PRoor.—The Grass Valley National says we undertook to justify the iate removal of Mr. Johnson. ‘We demand the’ proof of your assertion Mr. National,without further quibbling. We never attempted ta justify his renection with’the telegraph.” moval and dare you to the proof. 8. F. HzzaLp.—Tihs enterprising pa. Grass Valley National of W ———— ee —_— ts cs . hite woman, . Nevaps Fring Derazruest.—The/} Canonise Evans, ow . Beard of Fire Delegatlé met Gs Wed. wlio has becn living in the family James M. Denman, in Cartow lists of members of the Departmen: . Geargis, went into the room where he Ezgiseet. . was sleeping with his wife and child, which is te take Pace co ‘inated a Gre, abd, taking an ar, reachIs was reported that . Monday mext. The icliowing are the ed over his wife and child eB osamenl heavy Enesia Iron. ao pile on Wed‘active members of Nerais Hose Com-~° him ‘across the forehead, cutting ou teresd out ws be simply -pésy No 1. (ewe eye. He rose up in the bed and . —A fearfal scci. a says the . adoption of the postal telegraph system, . , — minal that should = by it seemes number of men were engaged in lowering a quantity of iron, weighing about 2,200 pounds, into the shaft. A“winch” was brought into use and a rope tied to an oak tree to keep it in its place. The tree gave way, and the “winch” came with great force against Phillips. Three ribe on the ieft side and the breast bone were broken, .besides the lings were injured a0 severely that the air escapes—into the cellular tissues under the skin. “Dr. Simpson was sent for, and reports that Phillips is very badly hurt and suffering from internal hemmorage. Svicibeat TRUCKEE.—We are in~ formed bv a dispatch, received on Wednesday, from Truckee, says the Sacramento Union,that or. Tuesday a Frenchman named L. Labat committed suicide at that place by shooting himself in the head. He had dressed himself in a fal suit of black clothes, with white shirt and white kid gloves; and then lying down in a» hammock put the pistol to his head and fired, killing him instantly. “His effects consisted of a box of cigars and a bottle of whisky. He left a note requesting to be buried at the foot ofa pine tree, in a rough box made of four pine boards, and fastened with only twelve nails. . EMPLOYMEST.—A gentleman from the North Bloomfield Gravel Company’s . works was in Grass VaHey on Wednes~ day to procure hands to work on the reservoir, He wanted scorers and hewers, and was any $3 and $3 50 per day for good men. Itseems there is no scarcity uf work in this county,as much as dull times are complained about.— Union. Yes, the same gentleman’ was in this city,and was unable to find a suffi-. cient number of men to goto work on the above works. THE Southern immigrants who went to Brazil to enjoy their accustomed institution of slavery, have falledinto BO destitute a condition that their passage back depends-upon charity. A portion have thasreturned and the rest are coming as soon as they can. They are all profoundly disgusted with their ex. periment. A FEW dass ago ‘an accident occurms ee Bean, T. Flowers, J.H. Gook, J. BR. Bag-: 9:34 so woold icli him ai the proper ennene © coneed by expitase te intense . W. B:Gee G--oh mn SF a ae heat. when the body_ie exhausted. In ' Tower. Pg a mona ; tbe. He died next nernive © 7 the East, Guring the warm weather. . j Scaner j: J-J. Out. J. F. Book, AB . been arrested, bat refases Se her this exhaustion it profuced br the oon4. E. Nichols, J. Reed, W_W. . Tessoms for killing bim. tinued beat, night aed dar Is Caii: cand on a be . Maiden bs tae £ Heyes ‘ ee . Oi ae Parker, A A Mulloy. . iif : se alia dre fornia, col nights. always follow. the } J. Hasls—2s. . to the North Pole, which pected warm dave, an thus the body by —_ owing are the erctire memfor the present summer, has been postis recapersted and doubly armed against Peunsyivenia Engine Commpany poned anti] next year. Meanwhile Dr. the warmcaye. This is why we bare : . Hayes is about to visit Greenland for . po sunstroke Eé Muller, J. Monro, I J. the third time, to make some exploraBs ; i. J. Jeiirer. WC. . thems and to effect preparations for the ‘Fee Jopees of rae Scrzumez .-Fusber, RB. Kelser, J. . cxpalitin which beeen tad Coun?>—The State Convention of the Schmititburg, F. Scampi, = : ic adenine powination Lorenzo Sawyer and. 0. C. atch —y Bde. THE leet number of the Hearth and Pratt of San F. see, for Judges of M.S. Deal, 0. Vance, E CC.) ome it one of the best which that — Supreme Coari former , TC. CamGeld, CW. Cornell, j ectient journal has issced.;, Among othaa ‘b ran a! beck re Reese, Jobn . ings it contains a prize for fell term. and the Iatter the rare in W Tar-. %* things con : P pogm, cancy octasioned by the resignation of (1. ¢Sairs, Jacob Hahn, J. Lead, J. . Which its propriciors have offered a Jadge Shafter. coe j Seibert, H. Tonkevich, A. . competition, an admirable portrait of Mr. Sawyer has filled the position for, jeniry, a ae -¥. Mr. Bryant, an account of his country . Clark, A. Stiles, H. is geperally conceded among lawyers _J. A. Banith, G. King . a ite eatitiiia ss alia that he is one of the ablest jadges on . Goldsmith, W. Eazie, . WERE are abou 3 sand acres under grain caltivation in Salinas valley, which will yield from twenty~fire to seventy bushels.of wheat to the acre, and from forty to one hundred bushels of barley. ‘Tae fishing at Awean-a0-quoi-auson-go-mon~go-ton-go Lake, in Oxford nty, Maine, is reported as first rate; at any rate the name is. -ALF, Old John Brown’s thas been appointed being furnished with asphaltum THERE are twelve vessels loading Liverpool. \ Miss ANNA E. Dickinson's lectures have proved the greatest success of any course ever given in San Francisco. ~~ Aveust Betmont & Co. have been compelled by order of the Court, to pay over toa receiver the $20,000 “Fenian fand. : 4 Hosrixitres te Cuba have been brought toa standstill by yellow fever and cholera. THE Vallejo Chronicle is informed that Admiral Farragut started for California on the 10th inet. Gen. McDoweL. and family, Capt. Stockton and Capt. Chaise. U.S. Army, are at Montreal, Canada. PULLMAN, the celebrated palace, eating and sleeping car man, is now build. ing a grand charch-car to ran on Sun~ day trains on the Union Pacific Rail, road. . THREE-TENTHS of an inch of rain fell in Salem on the tenth instant. tons of wheat was shipped from Stock: _ tan to San Francisco, on Saturday. i a. THERE were four ladies at the Woman’s Suffrage Meeting in New York who said they could attend the Saratoga Convention without first asking their husband's leave. CoRRESPONDENS say that the higher you go up the Catskill Mountains, . the more. you must pay for drinks. Few tourists, except the very rich, go to the top. ‘ j DIED. ——_—__——. red on the Union Pacific Railroad, Bays the Bee, some 30 miles east of Promontory, where the train ran off tke trestling,; or the trestling broke down, kill< ing the engineer, fireman, and one passenger, and wounding ‘several others. DEERS are so numefous in the vicinity of Santa Cruz that travelers have to thrash them with their horsewhips in order tomake them give the rvad. ster, aged 2 and 3 " At French : =. ist, 1869, the infant so. of Thomas sal aged ai ae veh ; FIRE ROY'S SALOON, BROAD STREET... NEVADA CITY = Cc. T. CANFIELD, . Proprietor. % Succeasdr to G. y. Schmittburg. the Gailen, or Glass. Walk fn BL, men, and take a drink. _ 913 of Combty, with wheat at San Francisco—all. for Waeat.—Two handred and sixty . In Grass Valley, Joly 17th. 1869, Albert SAN FRANCISCO IONEER JOHN W. siot or cut Screen, the bestin use at-6 Cente a foot and ch aper by the quantity, made from “They have greater dic pan choke up, and for stt durability are not excelled.one being equa! six punched. A large uimber of ing them in preference to tbe fereen. Aliso, best punched Screens for Quartz, Ce. ment, Flour and Kice Mills at t rates than heretofore. Orders solicited. jyi4 “SAVE COSTS: Jake: A of B. MEYER & Cu. are requested to ¢4}} . and settle the same immediately with L: Js cobs, alethe cigar store of J. Jacobs, on Pie street, if they wish to save rosis. For Saiz.—The sheives and counters in the store lately occupied by Meyer & Co. on the corner of Broad and Finé streets, are offered Cigar store of J. Jacobs, rine Street. jyi4 THE CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK, pak SACRAMENTO. ¢ os PHILIP SCHELD. ae This Bank is. now open for business and will receive Deposits of Money, in large or 3 Money to Loan on Real Estate, United States, Staie and County Bonds, at low rates ‘of interest. . OFFICE HOURS, ‘dail y, from 9 a. x. to 3 y M., and on Saturday Evenings from 7 to_9. Sacramento, April 9th, 1869. . ART NOTICE’! PICTURE FRAM —FRox— tS CURRIER & WINTER, 211 Kearney Street. SAN FRANCISCO, Because they have the best selected stock of Pictures and Latest styles of Frames San Francisco, Apri! 1fiX. : FOR ICE CREAM, FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIONERIES, —AND— QyRESH OXSTERS, States Bakery. $#~ BREAD, PIES, CAKES, andeversthing oh eae to the business comstanily op = Unitea Fresh Bread delivered at all parts of the city. JULIUS DREYFUSS, —Nevada, June lith, 1369. +R. M HUNT, MD, ATTENDING PHYSICIA N, NEVADA CITY. Bps-"6T-tf Fruit and Vegetable Stere. —. I. R. RUMERY, Commercial Street.Nevada City , . constantlyon hand a good supply ° VEGETABLES, RANCH AND FIL EES BUTTER, CHEESE,. CANNED rxtUITS, S¥GARS, TEAs, COFFEES, d £GGS, &c, &. &c. 27" Ihave made arrangements to receive all the different kinds of ¢a7NEW. VEGE~ ABLES AND FRUIT as soon as they sppear in the markets below. Give me a call. 236 RANCH FOR SALE. ‘A& FINE RANCH. located haifa mile from A the to of Washi p sehiistnes Scare ee of chard. ‘The land ‘8 located in a favorable }oty for —and has a gro cro in the “ine MARIN TOURON. DAT, on the Ranch. yet. “te : : EMOVED to 203 Fremont Stree ».,; Howard. SAN FRANCIS@D. in facilitics L farnich the who are indebted to the 4rm for eale cheap. Apply to. L. JACOBS, at the : Office—Fourth Street bet. J and K. Capital.. ssehqeeeee-B120,000. Held as Guarantee to Depositors: OFFICERS: _. ; PRBSIOENT. . :.<20<5s JULIUS WETZLAR. t SECRETARY.------.:.R: C. WOOLWORTH. DIRECTORS : L. WILLIAMS, GEO. W. MOWE. D. W. EARL, c. T. WHEELER, JULIUS WETZLAR, Cc. W. CLARE, smal] sums, without charge of entrance fee to — Feaseelas car tee ae KS Mm © ae a an a asf at wehlUl lke —_— fs —— 7 ~~ _. tt eS ct 6 ro 9 <&% bea a

ey = WPMIDMAY. JULY 23. 1568) —— bE : *: T. HB BOLFE, For igs 7M Dave ub Tomr hs. For For “A Sthoviz. STEVE VES: x PRESTUS. G.K FakquaaR os &. GETCH4sLi . 5 secu J. 4 LaASCasTEn. Postal Telegraph Bill, which wes sabmitted by the Postmaster General to graph office in conncction with every UsION BEPUBLICAN Se barred 3 . ; . pesdey, but ix post office in any town of 5,000 inhab-~ itante or over, at railroad stations and . "hich he ie named with honor, and it the payment for messages by stamps, . _ tnd their reception at every post office, eub-office or street letter box, and their transmission, on contract, by telegrapli companizs. Every message is to be . delivered free within a mile of the ice, or transmitted by mail to the nearest point to ite destination: I: pro. Wlegraph. The Postmaster Gencral is ‘Ist. Messages of twenty words or Sgures, or lees, including date, address ead signature, and for cach sdditional five words. : 2d. Similar messages when directed . » be transmitted between 6 Pr. ix. and 7 A. M. the next morning. _ 34. Similar messages when averaging 200. words per month. 4th. Local messages when distance does not exceed six miles. 5th. Messages of 500 words average daily for one year. 0h. Messages for railroad companies After this comes a proviso, deciaring ~ that “no-bid shail-bereceived in which "fates Yor twenty words or figures exceed 20 cénte for each 500 miles or less, or five conte for each added five words.” The bill then provides that after three months, given for the reception of bids,’ contracts may-be made with com panies for the term of ten years’ and the re mainder relates to the details of the plan. ae es jes Should this law be passed the cost of * message from Nevada to Chicago would be about 80 cents for 20 words, taking the largest amount that would be charged. The system provided will be much mory complete than the present. tele graph arrangement, and instead of haying Hines which only extend to the larger places and are half the time out of order, the companies being bound by contract with the Government to maintain goed linesand keep tiem constanil y -in order, will be more likely. to do so. The great advantages to be derived by the public from ‘the éstablishment of this system, would warrant Congress in taking early action on thp bill, and we doubt not that even at the low rates . specified in the’dill the system will more than sustain itself, Tho cost of transmitting messages is estimated at one mill per word, which would give the Gofernment vino mills. surplus.’ Postmaster General Randall says; “A _ thorough oxamination of the Postal Telegraph subject has satisfied mo that the Department can arrange for the reception and delivery of messages, the furnishing of stamps, and kegping the accounts, without any great increase in the number of clerks; that the busmess may be made a source of revenue to the Government; and that the effi-, ciency of the country postinasters may be increased by employing them in con{adoption of which measure we hope . rarely reaches the nineties, basdreds of a fainting §: from over erertion ~San= i the bench. 0. C. Pratt is now Distric: Judge of the Twelfth District in-San Francisco, and is one of the ablest lawyers in the State. per is now engaged in advocating the all the papers on this coast, and the . soon to hear of. In this connection we would state that the San Francisco Herald has reduced the price of its subscription fifty per cent, and should be patronized by those who wish a newsOS general information. George R. Crawford is the Agent for Nevada City. ges “Non Grass Vatier.—lIn all the plans Eastern visitors to this coast form; we seo no mention of a call being made on ourtown. If those gentlemen who pase age 9 ne wah snowy give Grass Valley the.go by,t ave come to the Pacific coast in vain. Pike is no other town in the world where they will see such extensive gold mines ; and there is none from which tourists, who are men of consideration, can pack away such liberal specimens. The specimens are worth coming after, even if our. mineg are not worth seeing. Some of the big papers velow ought to suggest the liberal treatment Grass Valley always gives to visitors, to those commercial and Congressional tourists now at Ban. Francigco.”” The above offer of “bribery aad corruption” we take from the Grass Val-ley Union. Distinguished visitors" always come to Névada City without promises of giving them rich specimens. WE never knew that Mr. Johnson had any particular claims upon the Democratic party of this State, until so informed by the editor ot the TRans-~ criP?T.—G@. V. National. You are evidently not posted. Mr. Johnson, we are informed by an intimiute friend of his, has always been avery stzict Democrat; was élected District Attorney of Mendocino county 48 @uch, edited a Democratic paper there, and lastly was Appointed by Andrew Johnson as a Democrat. In the light of these facts, your statement that‘ Mr. Johnson has “been a staunch opponent of the Democratic party until recently,” will hardly go down. ‘ Dip Not ARRIVE-—Hon-T; A. Hendricks did not arrive here yesterday, as it was rumored he weuld. The Sacra~ go mentans are expecting him to through-¢o their town, and they think he will not stop at this principal gold mining town of the State.—Grass Vals ley Union. Don’t show your ignorance. Hendricks is booked for Nevada City, and woshall bave the honor of seeing him “first,” s0 you need not find any fault with our Sacramentu friends. PrRopuge THE PRoor.—The Grass Valley National says we undertook to justify the iate removal of Mr. Johnson. ‘We demand the’ proof of your assertion Mr. National,without further quibbling. We never attempted ta justify his renection with’the telegraph.” moval and dare you to the proof. 8. F. HzzaLp.—Tihs enterprising pa. Grass Valley National of W ———— ee —_— ts cs . hite woman, . Nevaps Fring Derazruest.—The/} Canonise Evans, ow . Beard of Fire Delegatlé met Gs Wed. wlio has becn living in the family James M. Denman, in Cartow lists of members of the Departmen: . Geargis, went into the room where he Ezgiseet. . was sleeping with his wife and child, which is te take Pace co ‘inated a Gre, abd, taking an ar, reachIs was reported that . Monday mext. The icliowing are the ed over his wife and child eB osamenl heavy Enesia Iron. ao pile on Wed‘active members of Nerais Hose Com-~° him ‘across the forehead, cutting ou teresd out ws be simply -pésy No 1. (ewe eye. He rose up in the bed and . —A fearfal scci. a says the . adoption of the postal telegraph system, . , — minal that should = by it seemes number of men were engaged in lowering a quantity of iron, weighing about 2,200 pounds, into the shaft. A“winch” was brought into use and a rope tied to an oak tree to keep it in its place. The tree gave way, and the “winch” came with great force against Phillips. Three ribe on the ieft side and the breast bone were broken, .besides the lings were injured a0 severely that the air escapes—into the cellular tissues under the skin. “Dr. Simpson was sent for, and reports that Phillips is very badly hurt and suffering from internal hemmorage. Svicibeat TRUCKEE.—We are in~ formed bv a dispatch, received on Wednesday, from Truckee, says the Sacramento Union,that or. Tuesday a Frenchman named L. Labat committed suicide at that place by shooting himself in the head. He had dressed himself in a fal suit of black clothes, with white shirt and white kid gloves; and then lying down in a» hammock put the pistol to his head and fired, killing him instantly. “His effects consisted of a box of cigars and a bottle of whisky. He left a note requesting to be buried at the foot ofa pine tree, in a rough box made of four pine boards, and fastened with only twelve nails. . EMPLOYMEST.—A gentleman from the North Bloomfield Gravel Company’s . works was in Grass VaHey on Wednes~ day to procure hands to work on the reservoir, He wanted scorers and hewers, and was any $3 and $3 50 per day for good men. Itseems there is no scarcity uf work in this county,as much as dull times are complained about.— Union. Yes, the same gentleman’ was in this city,and was unable to find a suffi-. cient number of men to goto work on the above works. THE Southern immigrants who went to Brazil to enjoy their accustomed institution of slavery, have falledinto BO destitute a condition that their passage back depends-upon charity. A portion have thasreturned and the rest are coming as soon as they can. They are all profoundly disgusted with their ex.

periment. A FEW dass ago ‘an accident occurms ee Bean, T. Flowers, J.H. Gook, J. BR. Bag-: 9:34 so woold icli him ai the proper ennene © coneed by expitase te intense . W. B:Gee G--oh mn SF a ae heat. when the body_ie exhausted. In ' Tower. Pg a mona ; tbe. He died next nernive © 7 the East, Guring the warm weather. . j Scaner j: J-J. Out. J. F. Book, AB . been arrested, bat refases Se her this exhaustion it profuced br the oon4. E. Nichols, J. Reed, W_W. . Tessoms for killing bim. tinued beat, night aed dar Is Caii: cand on a be . Maiden bs tae £ Heyes ‘ ee . Oi ae Parker, A A Mulloy. . iif : se alia dre fornia, col nights. always follow. the } J. Hasls—2s. . to the North Pole, which pected warm dave, an thus the body by —_ owing are the erctire memfor the present summer, has been postis recapersted and doubly armed against Peunsyivenia Engine Commpany poned anti] next year. Meanwhile Dr. the warmcaye. This is why we bare : . Hayes is about to visit Greenland for . po sunstroke Eé Muller, J. Monro, I J. the third time, to make some exploraBs ; i. J. Jeiirer. WC. . thems and to effect preparations for the ‘Fee Jopees of rae Scrzumez .-Fusber, RB. Kelser, J. . cxpalitin which beeen tad Coun?>—The State Convention of the Schmititburg, F. Scampi, = : ic adenine powination Lorenzo Sawyer and. 0. C. atch —y Bde. THE leet number of the Hearth and Pratt of San F. see, for Judges of M.S. Deal, 0. Vance, E CC.) ome it one of the best which that — Supreme Coari former , TC. CamGeld, CW. Cornell, j ectient journal has issced.;, Among othaa ‘b ran a! beck re Reese, Jobn . ings it contains a prize for fell term. and the Iatter the rare in W Tar-. %* things con : P pogm, cancy octasioned by the resignation of (1. ¢Sairs, Jacob Hahn, J. Lead, J. . Which its propriciors have offered a Jadge Shafter. coe j Seibert, H. Tonkevich, A. . competition, an admirable portrait of Mr. Sawyer has filled the position for, jeniry, a ae -¥. Mr. Bryant, an account of his country . Clark, A. Stiles, H. is geperally conceded among lawyers _J. A. Banith, G. King . a ite eatitiiia ss alia that he is one of the ablest jadges on . Goldsmith, W. Eazie, . WERE are abou 3 sand acres under grain caltivation in Salinas valley, which will yield from twenty~fire to seventy bushels.of wheat to the acre, and from forty to one hundred bushels of barley. ‘Tae fishing at Awean-a0-quoi-auson-go-mon~go-ton-go Lake, in Oxford nty, Maine, is reported as first rate; at any rate the name is. -ALF, Old John Brown’s thas been appointed being furnished with asphaltum THERE are twelve vessels loading Liverpool. \ Miss ANNA E. Dickinson's lectures have proved the greatest success of any course ever given in San Francisco. ~~ Aveust Betmont & Co. have been compelled by order of the Court, to pay over toa receiver the $20,000 “Fenian fand. : 4 Hosrixitres te Cuba have been brought toa standstill by yellow fever and cholera. THE Vallejo Chronicle is informed that Admiral Farragut started for California on the 10th inet. Gen. McDoweL. and family, Capt. Stockton and Capt. Chaise. U.S. Army, are at Montreal, Canada. PULLMAN, the celebrated palace, eating and sleeping car man, is now build. ing a grand charch-car to ran on Sun~ day trains on the Union Pacific Rail, road. . THREE-TENTHS of an inch of rain fell in Salem on the tenth instant. tons of wheat was shipped from Stock: _ tan to San Francisco, on Saturday. i a. THERE were four ladies at the Woman’s Suffrage Meeting in New York who said they could attend the Saratoga Convention without first asking their husband's leave. CoRRESPONDENS say that the higher you go up the Catskill Mountains, . the more. you must pay for drinks. Few tourists, except the very rich, go to the top. ‘ j DIED. ——_—__——. red on the Union Pacific Railroad, Bays the Bee, some 30 miles east of Promontory, where the train ran off tke trestling,; or the trestling broke down, kill< ing the engineer, fireman, and one passenger, and wounding ‘several others. DEERS are so numefous in the vicinity of Santa Cruz that travelers have to thrash them with their horsewhips in order tomake them give the rvad. ster, aged 2 and 3 " At French : =. ist, 1869, the infant so. of Thomas sal aged ai ae veh ; FIRE ROY'S SALOON, BROAD STREET..... NEVADA CITY = Cc. T. CANFIELD, . Proprietor. % Succeasdr to G. y. Schmittburg. the Gailen, or Glass. Walk fn BL, men, and take a drink. _ 913 of Combty, with wheat at San Francisco—all. for Waeat.—Two handred and sixty . In Grass Valley, Joly 17th. 1869, Albert SAN FRANCISCO IONEER JOHN W. siot or cut Screen, the bestin use at-6 Cente a foot and ch aper by the quantity, made from “They have greater dic pan choke up, and for stt durability are not excelled.one being equa! six punched. A large uimber of ing them in preference to tbe fereen. Aliso, best punched Screens for Quartz, Ce. ment, Flour and Kice Mills at t rates than heretofore. Orders solicited. jyi4 “SAVE COSTS: Jake: A of B. MEYER & Cu. are requested to ¢4}} . and settle the same immediately with L: Js cobs, alethe cigar store of J. Jacobs, on Pie street, if they wish to save rosis. For Saiz.—The sheives and counters in the store lately occupied by Meyer & Co. on the corner of Broad and Finé streets, are offered Cigar store of J. Jacobs, rine Street. jyi4 THE CAPITAL SAVINGS BANK, pak SACRAMENTO. ¢ os PHILIP SCHELD. ae This Bank is. now open for business and will receive Deposits of Money, in large or 3 Money to Loan on Real Estate, United States, Staie and County Bonds, at low rates ‘of interest. . OFFICE HOURS, ‘dail y, from 9 a. x. to 3 y M., and on Saturday Evenings from 7 to_9. Sacramento, April 9th, 1869. . ART NOTICE’! PICTURE FRAM —FRox— tS CURRIER & WINTER, 211 Kearney Street. SAN FRANCISCO, Because they have the best selected stock of Pictures and Latest styles of Frames San Francisco, Apri! 1fiX. : FOR ICE CREAM, FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIONERIES, —AND— QyRESH OXSTERS, States Bakery. $#~ BREAD, PIES, CAKES, andeversthing oh eae to the business comstanily op = Unitea Fresh Bread delivered at all parts of the city. JULIUS DREYFUSS, —Nevada, June lith, 1369. +R. M HUNT, MD, ATTENDING PHYSICIA N, NEVADA CITY. Bps-"6T-tf Fruit and Vegetable Stere. —. I. R. RUMERY, Commercial Street..Nevada City , . constantlyon hand a good supply ° VEGETABLES, RANCH AND FIL EES BUTTER, CHEESE,. CANNED rxtUITS, S¥GARS, TEAs, COFFEES, d £GGS, &c, &. &c. 27" Ihave made arrangements to receive all the different kinds of ¢a7NEW. VEGE~ ABLES AND FRUIT as soon as they sppear in the markets below. Give me a call. 236 RANCH FOR SALE. ‘A& FINE RANCH. located haifa mile from A the to of Washi p sehiistnes Scare ee of chard. ‘The land ‘8 located in a favorable }oty for —and has a gro cro in the “ine MARIN TOURON. DAT, on the Ranch. yet. “te : : EMOVED to 203 Fremont Stree ».,; Howard. SAN FRANCIS@D. in facilitics L farnich the who are indebted to the 4rm for eale cheap. Apply to. L. JACOBS, at the : Office—Fourth Street bet. J and K. Capital.... ssehqeeeee-B120,000. Held as Guarantee to Depositors: OFFICERS: _. ; PRBSIOENT. . :..<20<5s JULIUS WETZLAR. t SECRETARY.------.:.R: C. WOOLWORTH. DIRECTORS : L. WILLIAMS, GEO. W. MOWE. D. W. EARL, c. T. WHEELER, JULIUS WETZLAR, Cc. W. CLARE, smal] sums, without charge of entrance fee to — Feaseelas car tee ae KS Mm © ae a an a asf at wehlUl lke —_— fs —— 7 ~~ _. tt eS ct 6 ro 9 <&% bea a