July 23, 1870 (4 pages)

en mmaiiall = prtrmagieannd «. composed of eight corps, each of three or foor divisions of infantry, avd from six to eight regiments of cavalry. Each division will have three batterics of artillery and one company of , and will comprise from . 10,000. to. 12,000 men. The Army of the Moselle will be commanded by Marshal Bazaine, and be composed of the Second, Third and Fourth corps. The headquarters of the respective corps will be at St. Avoid, Metz and Thionville. The Army of, the Rhine, of which 3 McMabon wilt té¥e cothimaid, is composed of the _ Fisst, Fifth,.and Seventh corps, with helgiaRessrenpeaively tt Etrsstonns, General De Folley alla ba posted around . Bitecha and will unite. Two armies of " yeserve corps will be in camp at Chaert. They will be'composed of troops of the line, reinforced from the reserves ofsii kinds. Surcroe.—M. UB cgidet Packdel,, the néw French Miuister to the United States, committed suicide at Washington; at 1 o'clock on the morning of the 20th, by shooting himself with a revolver. He had arrived in Washingt.n pra P 8 eres ba his suipre Fe, onc aagemteahongen least, is all the reason assigned for the tash.act. Prevost Paradol bas been a Peet ee chee WE keeles pase ba It wagion this account gh Se sabi represent the . 8poe te repel the insults heaped on mitted ot Ci. Drake DeKay, tho lately appolnted Consal-to the. new -port of} of Dublin, Ireland, decidedly sympaee em thies with France in the war with of July, Prussia, 4 great demonstration in fape ae ee and re . pearaiice of « haunted man; his eyes by the United States oopeenelenmiiierSecheied here by the Navy Department for the purpose. . ‘The: expedition will be under the com. . *¢t Court of Appeals. ousranialenanaiahats Emperor haa Ine “double or other “self” in the mining of his bealth and his bwtetlocs, . th attempted assassination at Paris, are . . evidently on snd fact. Not only is the Royal Russian a fearful malade imaginaire, but he sees spirits, ta EI tei, wore mado afer 2 senate enema fight the French were beated snd pursued. bat the local FavomaBLe AUSPICES. — It ‘ie ancomfortable for mortal men. He arises inthe middle of the night and = wandering abéut-the country, Se oe oe of his attendants. He hes every spare hollow and barn with an unhealthy lustre ; hie wakiog actions are singular, and his sleep is alwayé distreseed. It is rumored that he thioks, in his sober moments, of abdication ; but it is met probable that he will leave the throne. until some of Mr. Home's ghostly visitants frighten him from it. On leaving Ems, which is one of his favorite’ resorts, he is said to. have prophesied that he should never visit it again, and he denbied his usual “largess” to the poor. The Russian prints deny that he is suffering, but well infornied Frénch jodruals do not hesitate te say that he is insane. Ode of his curious freaks of fancy is that he . ia constantly attended by the spirits of a brace of dead friends. . Spercr or King Wittiam.—At the opening of the Gernixn Reichstadt, on the 20th, the King of Prussia made a lengthy address, He said Prussia had no interest in tlie Prioce of Hoheuzoliern, except’ ithoped his withdrawal from his candidacy.for the throne of Spain might cause peace between heretofore friendly powers; but the Emperor of France bad found the Prince a convenient casus belli which had no precedent in diplomacy. The Emperor in the discussion acted as if he regarded Prassia 30 weak that he could compel submission to his demands or safely go to war, calculating confidently on presumed Prussian weakness and French strength. Prussia resents the dictatorial language and insalts which the Emperor bad indulged in the pursuit of his selfish interests. Himeelf. as the father of the Prassian people was called them by a foreiga conqueror. Tus MovemeNr Sraeeapinc—The whole country bids fair to follow’ the example of lilincie cn the question of . minority representation. A eall has been issued by the Repablican State Convention of delegates from counties in which the Reépablican party is in the minority, witha view to procuring legislation favorable to minority repre cory gaa weenie "hh tailine States, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and Ilinois in providing for the representa. tion of minorities and majorities in proportion to their numbers. New York hes already adopted it by the limited Sympatey vor Fuance.—The city vor of France was made in the city on the evening of the 19th. More than 100,000 people, with twenty bands of music, paraded. The French and Irish flags were carried entwined. The pothe procession and , (the medium flome went-tesce him at Commitiee of Pennsylvania, for a State. Ohio, will have followed the lead of . entire press of the city, and it is proba. vote, in the election of the Jadges of press Eagenie is delighted that the Prince Imperial will have a chance to make his first campaign under the eye of his father, and we think w'th a good deal of reason: It is mot every young geatieman who. has a.chance to pick up something about war—enongh at least for a person in his position; under j. auspices so entirely favorable. It is not likely that he will be allowed to wander about where the fight is thickest, or that he will be called upon to ‘ead a forlorn hope or mount the deadly breach unless such enterprises coald be arranged with a special guaranty of his sefety. Certainly. that tacitarn Lieutenant of Artillery, who founded the dynasty to which he belongs, did not have an opportunity to stady. the art of war so-comfortably and with soJittle risk to himeelf. PerririeD Trees.—A number of petrified trees, on a bill near Calistoga, were. lately examined by a geoclogist,. who came to the conclusion that they were petrified while standing. His reason fer this singular conclusion is that one of them, about twenty feet long and six inches in diameter, is broken square off in several places ; and as there were ao splinters, he thinks it must have been broken by the fall and after tue tree was petrifi¢d. We should take it to be far more reasonable that the tree had fallen and been covered with earth when the petrifaction took place, and afterward was broken by an earthquake or some other agency. According to. our idea, it would be impcssible for a tree to petrify except it wes faction is caused by the gradual displacement of the woud by the miner) substances held im solution in water, which solidifies as the the wood decays. Hanw Srnause,the well known Vienmese music conductor, has been shockingly beaten by some Ruesian officers bed at one o’clock in the morning, and insisted upon his giving them some music ata public garden where they were carousing. On his indignant refusal, he was strack in the face, knocked. down and beaten insensible. At latest accounts his life wasthoaght to be endangered. Teacuens’ Satantes.—The Board of Education of San Francisco have redaced the salaries of the teachers of the primary schools, and raised tlie salaries of teachers of the high schovls. The action is denounced by nearly the ble the Board will be induced to rescind theif action. The primary teachers have been receiving $67 50 per month, and the pay was reduced to $60. Crock er,keeper of the den of lions of the Overland Circus,had his leg broken j : a few days since by being thrown from near Quincy, Plamas county, to which place he was taken for medical assisA NEW secret order, the I. 0. U. M. has made its appearance at Vallejo. It is supposed to be the Independent Order of United Mechanics, with perposes similar to those of the Trades Unions. A nomDERr is Tehbiti forthwith, and # ie thought the Wells, of San Francisco, that the Hoo. California in Yuba county. at Warsaw, who called him-out of bis. ed wea a itt iin, now in South Amieres,; a6 pedition,; it js knows that fands are kept at New Caledonia, with which to these might easily be sain It appearsthat-the French Coasul in San Francisco is making such arrangements as he can to meet such a contingeney. He has chartered the ship Ellen Monroé to takea cargoof coal-to first French man-of-war that can be @emith dicated with will be sent to that region. Srate Famm—The seventeenth annual Fair of the California State Agricultural Society will be held at Sacramento September 12th, and continue to September 17th; inclusive. A som exceeding $15,000 has been appropriated for premiums. ‘ E. G. Squier writes to William V. dures railroad will be completed from ocean to ocean by tha Autumn of 1872. [t cannot be completed too early for . A MAN in Washington county, Pa., bas recently built a house, the four corners Of which are in .a different townships, the. corners of the townships meeting in the center of his cellar. Tue king of the salmon has jast been taught in the-river Tay, Scotland. He weighed seventy pounds, was four feet five inches in length, and two feet seven inches in girth . Tue Vallejo Recorder says.that the people there would take one hundred lote in the proposed Odd Fellows’ Homestead, at the rate of $1,000 per acre. Castor Beans.—The Pacific Oil ‘and Lead Company, at San Francisco, have contracted for ali the castor beans raised A NoRWEGIAN family, consisting of father, mother, and twenty-one. children, landed at Sheboygan, Wis., recently. very prevalent in many of the-Southern counties. The depredators are very hard to catch. EXTRAVAGANT.—Certain enthusiastic Germans in Newark, N. J., want Uncle Sam to make an alliance with Prussia. A JANESVILLE, Wisconsin, printer girl recently set 12,000 ems of solid nonpareil in ten bours. os was badly cut in Livermore Valley by @ reaper. His recovery is uncertain. A MARYSVILLE grist mill has received Tux Westers Union Telegraph Company have built a new Jine from Matysville to Knight's Landing. SrockTon proposes to abandon the ber and letter them, ‘Tumux has beowan tocrease of weatty}— 600 Ps elliatctntass in Stockton within . @ year. patriotic mosting on” agi evebeg “eH eh aa ee Horse ‘etesling has again become . , A MAN named John Whittenmyre ‘ Rete Se aaat Sik Perenie 0P8. wee Tat Gociinds of, Slams! held s ings joie pebeninh: tiie engesean toon fad rcpthinad races ween tf kes ae business firms in i bare tions— Flint & Steel, Ward & Leck. Lamb & Hare, and Hellend &, Sherry. French officers and seamen in ser-_ Taw, Bosesian M ite pr in the South Pacific, ~ to meet tat et here cd . i residence ce of J.T. Cline, Granitevi Boner Lloes Je i Cony Tams wy. ‘Grads Valley. s ValeyJay Mn 1870, b a Anderson, G. mTy and pees fbon: all of Gass ¥. Walley. The Transcrirr office was duly remembered on thig auspicious occasion in a most handsome and liberal manner. Wine and cake of unusual exeélienee found their way td our table, andeven the devil, although opposed to the Frank-ing privilege, drained a glass to the health.of Exank and his bride. We wish our estecméd friends all the joy vouchsafed to mortals ; may their journey through life be prosperous and happy, and unclouded by care and sorrow, POST OFFICE. Te ae ADA POST OFFICE willbe open between the hours of 6 and 7 o’clock, A. M.,. Sundsys exeden. ¥, SCHMITTRERG, Pe. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, No. 43, Broad Street, Druggists and Apothecari ec rice And. Deslers In Of A Kinds. 4130 Paints, Oils and Nernishes. Nevada, July 20th, 1879. PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, 42,. California, Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Tneurance effected oo the moet tavorable terae -~sT . PRESTON & FAI 72. n pages na ath Nevada Tred and Brass Foundry, DAVID THOM, Proprietor,Spring Street, Nevada City, Califercis. 1 RON Castings, WATSONS,. HYDRAULIC ‘CHAMPION . SOINT nee. A882 oe ERERSFRREESEREESOLGE a pay Losses and wt eeee FOMPOED SY OO *eeee oe 640,065.11 Assets in Gold. Lottie wurth Gneseee ce , 100.0086 buch im Basie. 0-.-.3s paren — Weed j med by the Com and other Stocks Real Esvate property Era er & {= Se Total Asseisin Gold, '$1,740,065,11 i a freien et on‘ Ad A. J. Balston, Sec’y. eee oe eae ee ee ee ee ee ® 89£43 4 @FEERBSS wees 23 -¢ OP mI Sees ied afte Z. ey Sek a ae —_—

en mmaiiall = prtrmagieannd «. composed of eight corps, each of three or foor divisions of infantry, avd from six to eight regiments of cavalry. Each division will have three batterics of artillery and one company of , and will comprise from . 10,000. to. 12,000 men. The Army of the Moselle will be commanded by Marshal Bazaine, and be composed of the Second, Third and Fourth corps.. The headquarters of the respective corps will be at St. Avoid, Metz and Thionville. The Army of, the Rhine, of which 3 McMabon wilt té¥e cothimaid, is composed of the _ Fisst, Fifth,.and Seventh corps, with helgiaRessrenpeaively tt Etrsstonns, General De Folley alla ba posted around . Bitecha and will unite. Two armies of " yeserve corps will be in camp at Chaert. They will be'composed of troops of the line, reinforced from the reserves ofsii kinds. Surcroe.—M. UB cgidet Packdel,, the néw French Miuister to the United States, committed suicide at Washington; at 1 o'clock on the morning of the 20th, by shooting himself with a revolver. He had arrived in Washingt.n pra P 8 eres ba his suipre Fe, onc aagemteahongen least, is all the reason assigned for the tash.act. Prevost Paradol bas been a Peet ee chee WE keeles pase ba It wagion this account gh Se sabi represent the . 8poe te repel the insults heaped on mitted ot Ci. Drake DeKay, tho lately appolnted Consal-to the. new -port of} of Dublin, Ireland, decidedly sympaee em thies with France in the war with of July, Prussia, 4 great demonstration in fape ae ee and re . pearaiice of « haunted man; his eyes by the United States oopeenelenmiiierSecheied here by the Navy Department for the purpose. . ‘The: expedition will be under the com. . *¢t Court of Appeals. ousranialenanaiahats Emperor haa Ine “double or other “self” in the mining of his bealth and his bwtetlocs, . th attempted assassination at Paris, are . . evidently on snd fact. Not only is the Royal Russian a fearful malade imaginaire, but he sees spirits, ta EI tei, wore mado afer 2 senate enema fight the French were beated snd pursued. bat the local FavomaBLe AUSPICES. — It ‘ie ancomfortable for mortal men. He arises inthe middle of the night and = wandering abéut-the country, Se oe oe of his attendants. He hes every spare hollow and barn with an unhealthy lustre ; hie wakiog actions are singular, and his sleep is alwayé distreseed. It is rumored that he thioks, in his sober moments, of abdication ; but it is met probable that he will leave the throne. until some of Mr. Home's ghostly visitants frighten him from it. On leaving Ems, which is one of his favorite’ resorts, he is said to. have prophesied that he should never visit it again, and he denbied his usual “largess” to the poor. The Russian prints deny that he is suffering, but well infornied Frénch jodruals do not hesitate te say that he is insane. Ode of his curious freaks of fancy is that he . ia constantly attended by the spirits of a brace of dead friends. . Spercr or King Wittiam.—At the opening of the Gernixn Reichstadt, on the 20th, the King of Prussia made a lengthy address, He said Prussia had no interest in tlie Prioce of Hoheuzoliern, except’ ithoped his withdrawal from his candidacy.for the throne of Spain might cause peace between heretofore friendly powers; but the Emperor of France bad found the Prince a convenient casus belli which had no precedent in diplomacy. The Emperor in the discussion acted as if he regarded Prassia 30 weak that he could compel submission to his demands or safely go to war, calculating confidently on presumed Prussian weakness and French strength. Prussia resents the dictatorial language and insalts which the Emperor bad indulged in the pursuit of his selfish interests. Himeelf. as the father of the Prassian people was called them by a foreiga conqueror. Tus MovemeNr Sraeeapinc—The whole country bids fair to follow’ the example of lilincie cn the question of . minority representation. A eall has been issued by the Repablican State Convention of delegates from counties in which the Reépablican party is in the minority, witha view to procuring legislation favorable to minority repre cory gaa weenie "hh tailine States, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and Ilinois in providing for the representa. tion of minorities and majorities in proportion to their numbers. New York hes already adopted it by the limited Sympatey vor Fuance.—The city vor of France was made in the city on the evening of the 19th. More than 100,000 people, with twenty bands of music, paraded. The French and Irish flags were carried entwined. The pothe procession and , (the medium flome went-tesce him at Commitiee of Pennsylvania, for a State. Ohio, will have followed the lead of . entire press of the city, and it is proba. vote, in the election of the Jadges of press Eagenie is delighted that the Prince Imperial will have a chance to make his first campaign under the eye of his father, and we think w'th a good deal of reason: It is mot every young geatieman who. has a.chance to pick up something about war—enongh at least for a person in his position; under j. auspices so entirely favorable. It is not likely that he will be allowed to wander about where the fight is thickest, or that he will be called upon to ‘ead a forlorn hope or mount the deadly breach unless such enterprises coald be arranged with a special guaranty of his sefety. Certainly. that tacitarn Lieutenant of Artillery, who founded the dynasty to which he belongs, did not have an opportunity to stady. the art of war so-comfortably and with soJittle risk to himeelf. PerririeD Trees.—A number of petrified trees, on a bill near Calistoga, were. lately examined by a geoclogist,. who came to the conclusion that they were petrified while standing. His reason fer this singular conclusion is that one of them, about twenty feet long and six inches in diameter, is broken square off in several places ; and as there were ao splinters, he thinks it must have been broken by the fall and after tue tree was petrifi¢d. We should take it to be far more reasonable that the tree had fallen and been covered with earth when the petrifaction took place, and afterward was broken by an earthquake or some other agency. According to. our idea, it would be impcssible for a tree to petrify except it wes faction is caused by the gradual displacement of the woud by the miner) substances held im solution in water, which solidifies as the the wood decays. Hanw Srnause,the well known Vienmese music conductor, has been shockingly beaten by some Ruesian officers

bed at one o’clock in the morning, and insisted upon his giving them some music ata public garden where they were carousing. On his indignant refusal, he was strack in the face, knocked. down and beaten insensible. At latest accounts his life wasthoaght to be endangered. Teacuens’ Satantes.—The Board of Education of San Francisco have redaced the salaries of the teachers of the primary schools, and raised tlie salaries of teachers of the high schovls. The action is denounced by nearly the ble the Board will be induced to rescind theif action. The primary teachers have been receiving $67 50 per month, and the pay was reduced to $60. Crock er,keeper of the den of lions of the Overland Circus,had his leg broken j : a few days since by being thrown from near Quincy, Plamas county, to which place he was taken for medical assisA NEW secret order, the I. 0. U. M. has made its appearance at Vallejo. It is supposed to be the Independent Order of United Mechanics, with perposes similar to those of the Trades Unions. A nomDERr is Tehbiti forthwith, and # ie thought the Wells, of San Francisco, that the Hoo. California in Yuba county. at Warsaw, who called him-out of bis. ed wea a itt iin, now in South Amieres,; a6 pedition,; it js knows that fands are kept at New Caledonia, with which to these might easily be sain It appearsthat-the French Coasul in San Francisco is making such arrangements as he can to meet such a contingeney. He has chartered the ship Ellen Monroé to takea cargoof coal-to first French man-of-war that can be @emith dicated with will be sent to that region. Srate Famm—The seventeenth annual Fair of the California State Agricultural Society will be held at Sacramento September 12th, and continue to September 17th; inclusive. A som exceeding $15,000 has been appropriated for premiums. ‘ E. G. Squier writes to William V. dures railroad will be completed from ocean to ocean by tha Autumn of 1872. [t cannot be completed too early for . A MAN in Washington county, Pa., bas recently built a house, the four corners Of which are in .a different townships, the. corners of the townships meeting in the center of his cellar. Tue king of the salmon has jast been taught in the-river Tay, Scotland. He weighed seventy pounds, was four feet five inches in length, and two feet seven inches in girth . Tue Vallejo Recorder says.that the people there would take one hundred lote in the proposed Odd Fellows’ Homestead, at the rate of $1,000 per acre. Castor Beans.—The Pacific Oil ‘and Lead Company, at San Francisco, have contracted for ali the castor beans raised A NoRWEGIAN family, consisting of father, mother, and twenty-one. children, landed at Sheboygan, Wis., recently. very prevalent in many of the-Southern counties. The depredators are very hard to catch. EXTRAVAGANT.—Certain enthusiastic Germans in Newark, N. J., want Uncle Sam to make an alliance with Prussia. A JANESVILLE, Wisconsin, printer girl recently set 12,000 ems of solid nonpareil in ten bours. os was badly cut in Livermore Valley by @ reaper. His recovery is uncertain. A MARYSVILLE grist mill has received Tux Westers Union Telegraph Company have built a new Jine from Matysville to Knight's Landing. SrockTon proposes to abandon the ber and letter them, ‘Tumux has beowan tocrease of weatty}— 600 Ps elliatctntass in Stockton within . @ year. patriotic mosting on” agi evebeg “eH eh aa ee Horse ‘etesling has again become . , A MAN named John Whittenmyre ‘ Rete Se aaat Sik Perenie 0P8. wee Tat Gociinds of, Slams! held s ings joie pebeninh: tiie engesean toon fad rcpthinad races ween tf kes ae business firms in i bare tions— Flint & Steel, Ward & Leck. Lamb & Hare, and Hellend &, Sherry. French officers and seamen in ser-_ Taw, Bosesian M ite pr in the South Pacific, ~ to meet tat et here cd . i residence ce of J.T. Cline, Granitevi Boner Lloes Je i Cony Tams wy. ‘Grads Valley. s ValeyJay Mn 1870, b a Anderson, G. mTy and pees fbon: all of Gass ¥. Walley. The Transcrirr office was duly remembered on thig auspicious occasion in a most handsome and liberal manner. Wine and cake of unusual exeélienee found their way td our table, andeven the devil, although opposed to the Frank-ing privilege, drained a glass to the health.of Exank and his bride. We wish our estecméd friends all the joy vouchsafed to mortals ; may their journey through life be prosperous and happy, and unclouded by care and sorrow, POST OFFICE. Te ae ADA POST OFFICE willbe open between the hours of 6 and 7 o’clock, A. M.,. Sundsys exeden. ¥, SCHMITTRERG, Pe. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, No. 43, Broad Street, Druggists and Apothecari ec rice And. Deslers In Of A Kinds. 4130 Paints, Oils and Nernishes. Nevada, July 20th, 1879. PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, 42,. California, Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. Tneurance effected oo the moet tavorable terae -~sT . PRESTON & FAI 72. n pages na ath Nevada Tred and Brass Foundry, DAVID THOM, Proprietor,Spring Street, Nevada City, Califercis. 1 RON Castings, WATSONS,. HYDRAULIC ‘CHAMPION . SOINT nee. A882 oe ERERSFRREESEREESOLGE a pay Losses and wt eeee FOMPOED SY OO *eeee oe 640,065.11 Assets in Gold. Lottie wurth Gneseee ce , 100.0086 buch im Basie.. 0-.-.3s paren — Weed j med by the Com and other Stocks Real Esvate property Era er & {= Se Total Asseisin Gold, '$1,740,065,11 i a freien et on‘ Ad A. J. Balston, Sec’y. eee oe eae ee ee ee ee ee ® 89£43 4 @FEERBSS wees 23 -¢ OP mI Sees ied afte Z. ey Sek a ae —_—