June 11, 1869 (4 pages)

a NEVADA CITY. CALIFORSIA, PRICES OF S1LK Cocoons In FRANCE. For the benefit afid information of those who are engaged in silk enlture in this State, we copy from the Monitor des serly in his speech at San Francisco i; solemnly declared that the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment would—be followed by amalgamation. The old “Democratic idea in the very same language. — Even the--most—intelligent Democratic. leaders, such as Casserly, ' who was exalted by his party toa place in the Senate, ring the same old tune only on # new string. They solemnly declared a few years ago that the abomation, afterwards that-the rejection of the Fourteenth Amendment would alone prevent intermingling of races, and how they have started the ides, by the mouth of their Senator that the rewould alone prevent mixing the races’ The key note of the whole speech i that .American citizens. are only protected. against amalgamation with Africans by prohibitory enactments. How flattered Senator Casserly’s auditors must have felt ‘when he gravely informed them that the only preventive against marrying a negro was the defeat_of the proposed amendment, for this is just what his language means.— _ A Democratic stumper last year said to a public meeting: “If you. want to see ~~ your family sitting at the same table with a nigger, and your daughter married to niggers, vote this Republican ticket.” What an exalted appreciation such men. must have for their associates, how uncertain they must feel as to their own safety against amalgama~ tion. Does it not seem strange that Democrats don’t see-that the leaders are placing them in the same category . andon the same level with the inferior races, when they attempt to terrify them into the party ranke by the cry of amalgamation, or fear of Negro or Chinese equality, Cost on SLEEPING CaRré.—From a note written by Shaw, to B. H. Price, stage agent at Grass Valley, says the Union, we learn that half a section berth on a sleeping car costs five dollars from Sacramento to Promontory,— A person having half a section can take a partner in if he chooses, without extra charge. A whole section, which is a stateroom, costs ten dollars for the same distance; The fare from Sacramento to Promontory is $50. All these are coin prices. A passenger who goes East can make his calculations as to the cost of the trip. IMPROVEMENTS.—The Union says: A friend who has been “house hunting” informs us that he carinot find a-house. for rent in all Grass Valley. Every ____ place is full, both business houses and . Sacramento. “The cost of the building published in Lyons, France. an extract handed us by Ed. Muller of this city, . Soies the standard silk paper of Europe, . different lots and qualities of cocoons stated: 7 10,000 lbs; Andrinople.$1 06 per Ib. 2,000 lbs. White Japanese,2 50 do 8,000 Ibs. Andrinopie._ 50 —de— 2,400 Ibs. Yellow.. 250 do 1,000 lbs. Salonique.. 275 do 2,000: lbs. Nouka.. 125 do 2,000 lbs. Andrinople. 300 do 2,000 Ibs. Salonique. . 250 do 4,000 Ibs. Grecian .,. 3 00 do THE astronomical observatory at Mount Adams, Cincinnati, O., is to be removed on account of the smoke and observations at its present location. GRASSHOPPERS.—The Los Angeles News says that large numbers of grass~ hoppers have made their appearance in San Jose township. In some localities the young crops have been entirely destroyed. Deatus.—There were 65-deaths Jast week in San Francisco, with eight new cases Of small pox. A short street between Third and Fourth, near Folsom, was entirely blockaded by ropes last . week, on account of small pox, It seems to have taken a new start: THE colored people of Virginia have petitioned General Canby to grant them equal privileges in cars-and steamboats with whites. The General referred them tothe Courts for redress of all such grievances. One hundred and seventy-five acres of standing grain, on the lands of Can+ non & Staples, and ten acres on Ed-~ mond’s Ranch, near Vaca Station, Sola~ no county, were burned by fire from a locomotive. a ae ses Tue Amador Ledger gives several reasons why the Mint should be removed from San Francisco, adding: “Besides all the other advantages, the Bank of California will be too far from the Mint to be of any disadvantage.” Tue Central Pacific Railroad Company are building a yery commodious hospital for the use‘of their employees at the corner of Cand Thirteenth streets without the land or the furniture will be about $30,000. THE ALASKA CLAIMs.—The Alaska Company have located seven claims of twenty feet front each, fronting on Mooney Flat ravine, and running back to the centre of the ridge bounded on the north by the Nixon claims. THe Bricklayers’ Union at. Washingresidences. Ina state of strike, when men are leaving every day, this isa little surprising. We notice the usual spring improvements about business places and along the business streets.— A new aod improved sidewalk has beun put down in front of fhe Exchange Hotel and in front of Delano’s bank. This _ new thing should be extended a little distance below Delano’s. . SATISFACTORILY EXPLAINED.—The _ Spauigh Minister complains to Secretary Pish that the Peruvian Monitors, bought of the United States, are sus~ piciously lurking among the West Indies, aa if intending to help the Cubans. The Secretary learns from the Peravian Minister that they are detained there until late in the Autumn only becausd the Winter passage is safer through the Straits of Magellan; and vhis explanation, with the Secretary's further assurance that Peru has given bonds not to usé these purchases in aid of Cuba satisfies the Spaniard. REFUNDING.—Messrs. McCormick & Loutgemheizer, the Committee appointed to collect funds to defray the expenses of bringing Herr Schnell to this county, collected $176. Herr Schnell not having been seen. in time, and having settled-in. El Dorado county, th committee went round and refund the money which had been contributed. So says the Nationa’. ae Fé ‘ton have {resolved on an itnmediate “strike” in the Navy Yard unless two colored men employed there be dismissed, W.H. Brooks, Sr., ex-Mayor of Nor. folk, ¥2:;-was-cowhided by 1 Miss €ar= ter, in that city,a few days ago. The lady alleged that Brooks had slandered her. Mr. SEWARD thinks Grant’s Cabinet is organized definitely, and that it will merit the confidence of the country. A Cuicaco Republican mass meeting on the night of the 8d inst., broke up in a row, pistols and stones being GronGE Peabody has been nomina-. ted aea Trustee of the Hudson Bay Company. ———$_ From Japan comes & report that the French are aiding the rebels at Hakodadi. THE smspension bridge over the Humboldt river, near Elko, is 248 feet long. THE long harassing question of titles to their property in Oakland has. been finally adjusted. WELLS, Farao & Co. have raised the fare between Treasure City and Etko to fifteen ‘dollars. showing the prices current for the week —— Sree ngte tenemeener enema ome . ending the 17th of April, 1869, with the’. Ow Wednesday Jast a shoal of fish of ger trains are now running it in less heated air of the city, which ébstructs . ed. lence !” he roared with stentorian lungs, contempt of _court_before his seeming months, during which time ‘vain. atand for general relief. A Waite Pine ice house and con~ tents consists of a huge pile of snow, closely packed and thickly covered with pine boughs, ea A sbx_of A. M. Hill, of Chinese Camp ‘Tuolumne county, was drowned in a FOR ICE CREAM, _ FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIONERIES, "—aND— UNION REPU CANDIDATES ESIRING THEIR NAMES. the Union voters of N be LAKE ys HIP should remit $5, and their An. __ the nautilus family, was driven ashore A-RICH mine of carbonate of magneBLICAN sia in Napa county will be worked and the product shipped to Europe. THE distance between Promontory and Omaha is:1,085 miles, and passenBi swans = == ae = a = RO ere ere i es mse —‘Truckee, Cal, seteisniniendenscajniceel = it a States Bakery. . __Truckee, June 9th, 1869, aa ae = (BREAD, PIES, CAKES, andeversihing . ANNOUNC NT to the business constantly on [0 TT UI Ee CEMEN" Ss. hand. ‘ bone ‘ Fresh Bread delivered. at all parts ofthe city. For Surveyor, JULIUS DREYFUSS, Nevada, June 11th, 1869. For Road Commissioner. WILL be a candidate for re-election to the office of ROAD COMMISSIONER, subject : « nomination of Surveyor, subject to the decision_of*the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, .at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. : _ For Recorder, (NAS: C. LEAVITT will be a candidate foroth THE publication of ® El Dorado, the woman’s weekly paper started two or three months ago, has been suspend. Pants uses'so-much water that there are fears, of a failure in the supply. “Pooh !” says some one, “scientific men will find plenty more; and if they can't, the literary ones will paint such a vivid description that the water will come to your mouth:” — AN iridividual whose patronymic was “Silence,” being summoned as a witness in a court, was asked hisname. “Siand was nearly being conimitted for impertinence was cleared up. — In one of Cooper’s novels occur. the following lines: ‘He dismounted in front of the house, and tied his horse to a large locust.”--A French author in translating renders it thus: “He dismounted in front of the chateau, and tied his horse to a-large grasshopper.” AELVETIEUS, after writing his book sd of wit, received a note from Voltaire, . which read as follows: “Your book bears the marks of a sound mind. You must leave France at once.” AN enraged father had jerked his proa son across his knee, and was operating on the exposed portion of the urchin’s person with great vehemence, when the young’one dug into the parental legs with his venomous little teeth. ‘Blazes! what are you bitin me tor?” ‘Well, dad, you Sarluael this here war,” — THERE is a famous “sleeper” in the Bietre Hospital, Paris,concerning whom the savansand physicians are in despair. He has been snoring away for six tempts have been made to shake, rub, whip, and cudgel him into -conscious— ness. He is fed through a probe put into his nose, whence the food into his body, and is growing fat under the treatment. He bids fair to become the champion Rip Van Winkle of the world, 5 Josa BILLINGS was usked “How fast does sound travel?” and his idea is that it depends a good deal upon the noise you are talking about. “The sound of a dinner horn, for instance, travels half an hour.in a second, while an invita~ ‘shun to get up in the morning I hev known to be a quarter uv. a hour going —1p-2-pair-ty-stairs, and—then—not-hev4 strength left to be heard.” Sux’. Do.— A plucky girl in Jasper . county, Indiana, i* is said, getting jilted, instead of taking arsenic took a stout stick and licked the fellow handsomely. He “came to” and married her. THE ruin of most men dates from some idlé hour. Occupation isan armor to the soul. = ——— . UMMONS.—State of California, County of mevene, &e, In the District Court.of the Fonrteenth Jtdicial District of the Btate of California, in an@ for the County of Nevada. The People of the State of California send greeting: To David S. Scott, defendant. You are hereby required to p< ag in an action brought against youn in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, on the 9th day of June, 1869, by Phebe J. Scott, plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons—if eerved within thie county; er. if served out of thie county, but within this District, within twenty days; otherwise, within forty days—or judgment will be taken ‘against you oo according to the prayer of said complaint. This action is brought to obtaina decree ame the bonds of inatrimony existing between the plaintiffand defendant, and ving to plaintiff the care. custody and editeaon of Chester Carlton, son of said parties, caceiomeie And you are hereby notified, that if you fail ws appear — Seawer the _ commpiains as above a e Rintiff will a to the Court for the relief demanded. ward Ae In testimony whereof, 1, G. K. Farseal }quhar, Clerk of the District Court —— Jaforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal ot eaid Conrt, at office in the sg fd Nevada, on the 10th day of Jnne, A.D. 1868. G@. K, FARQUHAR, Clerk. "By Jomn Aner, Depaty. order of Hon. T. B. McF aria District land, Dis Indye of the 14th J District, made thi sndes ote i , Surv: to the decision of the [nion Republican Primaries, to be held 10th day of July next, with the expectation that the next Legislature will make it a salaried office, at Two Thousand Dollars per annum and milefe (15 cents pér mile), sufficient to pay travelin expenses. And I think any man who sha faithfally and ir ly perform the duties of this office, will. earn the above amount; while performed in any other way, his servi“ces must be desr if given for ng. —Withthis explanation I put myself in the ds of my frienda and enemies—knowing they both will attend to _ case. Should the a think it for their interest to eiect me again, I will serve them to the best of my ability.— Should they wish to elect some other -person, it ig their privilege, and I shall not grumble LECTION PROCLAMATION.— The Union ublican Electors of Nevada County, are hereby notified that an Election will be held throughout Nevada county on Saturday, July 10th, 1869, -in accordance with the Regulations adopted by the County Central Committee at a reguiar meeting, held at Nevada City, on Saturday, , for 4 the following candidates for office : One candidate for State Senator, four candidates for the Assembiy, one candidate for Sheriff, one candidate for County Collector, one candidate for County Clerk, one candidate for County Recorder, one candidate for Diatrict Attorney, one candidate for Treasurer, one candidate for Assessor, one candidate for sury. onecandidate for County Superintendent of Schools, gne candidate fcr Coroner, one candidate for Public Administrator, one candidate for Road Commissioner, and in the Second Supervisor District, comprising the rownshipa ‘ot Grass Valiey. Latte York aud Rough & Ready one candidate for member of the rd of Supervisors, and further, to © nomiMmation Of Recorder, srHje decision cf the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. % B. PATTON will be a candidate for the * nomination of Recorder, sabject to the decison of the Union Republican voters of, .Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. S. BRADLEY will be a candidate for the . _. TRUCKEE TRIBUNE, _ M WALLENG wiil bea candidate for the '« nomination of Recorder. subject to the decision ‘of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the aad to be. held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. For Treasurer. ‘ “Preasnrer, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of. Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. 'I\ T. DAVENPORT wi) be a candidate for e the nomination of Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. For District Attorney. M S. DEAL will be a candidate for the e, homination of District Attorn y, eubject fo the decision of the Union Repsblican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be ‘held or Saturday, July 10th, 1669. For Road Commissioner. 6 ee L. BALDWEN will be a candidate for ths nomination of Road Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Union Repnblican voters of Nevada tf the primaries . AS. B. PATTERSON, of Little York Tp., NO. Av LANCASTER will be a candidate — at their decision. m Stay: arya GEO. GEPHARD. ea Awad Bua, Williams & Johneon plif's atty’s. jenil elect.sixteen delegates to the Union Republiwill be a candidate for the nomination of can Cautention, who’ shall be authorised to . Road Commissioner subject to the decieion of accc represent the county in the Judicial Conventhe Union Republican voters of Nevada Countion of the 14th Judicial District. wy. at the ieee to be held on. Saturday, 81 ane Republican: Voters of each township will uly 10th, 1869. x also elect members of the un entr = ev : ; ‘ ‘ " EO. 8. 8. GETCHELL announces himeclf aig ge a pot eet bias 8 ay rass Val as a candidate for the office ef Road ComAsst o person shall be permitted to.voteata pri missioner, subject to the decision of the Unof f nary who is not qu to vote at a general ion Republican voters of Nevada county, at Re % election ander the State Laws. and who shall . the primaries to be held on Saturday, July . The navete ioekeieaeed: UF tet tone ate Seer pur 8 VO! ’ n y mony of 8 . member of the arty in good standing that, to For Assessor. j eng ped pig — roe pedo and pone} 2 appli: CS ent sr pan 54 ae be a sgn © mo for tres cant to vote acted w e part cast his nomination ef Assessor, subject to, vote for Grant and Colfax, and if the voter al. the sion of the Union Kepublican voters of mar so swears that he voted for Grant and Colfax . Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on his vote shall be counted; provided, that mi. Saturday, July 10th, 1869. X vati nore and all who were necessarily absent from — : s pe é sehen to Suppert the nominees ef toeparter . VV + asusination ot kseseson sabsect to the M: The following Inspectore and Judges are . decision of the Union Republican voters of -dive appointed to conduct said election, the In. Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Tru spectors to act as Supervisors of Election, as . Saturday, July 10th, 1869. Tise ¥ pene rae ior ond Bos oti Jad P. BUSH will he ac candidate for the nom : dD. . udg‘ e i es, W. H. Crawford, Joseph Paice i. » ination of Aesesgor, subject to the decis} ens Blue bie ge te orace Hale. Judg. ion of the Union Reptiblican voters of Nevada is fii es, O. 8. Creasy. . Williamson. county, atthe primaries to be held on Satur7 ae Grass Valley—Inspector, J. LSykes. Judges, . day, July 10th, 1869. one 8S. D. Bosworth, Jno. Bennett. reta Wea? i oe cera JudgFor Assemblymen. Ww. ae ee Se Se eres M. DAYS will be a candidate for the nom, J aoe, epee, Reuben Leech.— J « imation for the Assembly, snbject to the terd alls “Read ar. ies ae Wa decision of the Union Republican voters of s y-~Inepector, S. H. Dike. Nevada County, at the primaries to be held ou ge Bg ht needy Davis. sien, . Saturday, July 10th, 1989, A Judges J. P. Van Slyke, L, Herton. YALLMAN H ROLFE will be a ; wee % candidate o MRD ae amare 7a Tudees, . "tor tue nomination forthe Acsembiz sxe. = wh ’ pe a ect to.the decigion of the Union Republican 4 oh te be neor Pa et al Stark. Judg. voters of Nevada bg 8 at the ‘atetnaied to cig yauorth San Juan—inspector. simon Furth, nha eee email Judges, K. J. Putnam, Kion White, R. JOHN STOTLAR, of North San Juan, rysy Judgenten We Pac a) + =~ Eddy.— is Sartes taht ue a candidate for the shal ost a-Enepeaar Tren}. Wa oi Jodg Assembly, subject to the decision of the Unes, Orlando Evans, Chas. W, Dannals. rr Lo ae tae ig Pipe tyes County. at hav es, G. B. Newell, 8. ic , . ie co, # Somat R McMurray. ny 7°48 . JOHN PATTISON will be a candidate for thei bots "> nomination for the Assem subject to wor J ee eae S. Richardson. . the decision of the Union Republican roters ~ =. w.3 na Was. ~: luke of Kevada County, at the primary election to ses8 es, Jos. Wheeler, Jno. Heal. . ne Hegereny: Sete 10es, 2OF upé eq lpomfield— Inspector, HG, Black» Judg. oHN WILLIAMS-will be a candidate for off t Relief Hill—Inepector t= Benscnerss the nomination for the Assembly; eubiect had Jud Cy 7 Yh: i 7 to thedecision of the Union Republican voters w , Thos, Carey, Charlies Mackintosh. of Nevada county, at th ‘ ne had oore’s Flat—.nspector, H. Atwater.— on Satuida niger . ' eth ene to.98 58 Judges, D. Landes, James Kleeee. ee: Se eee Cc aati ee EO. W. DEXON will be a candidate for terd ‘Truckee ‘Inspector, W. ©, Richmond J the nomination for the Aesembly, eabject oN Judges Sc rs creel lige Ripe “. to the decision of the Union Republican Cali Meadow Lake—Officers to be appointed. voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to : whi pee ca Inspector, L. Doane. Judges, Aaron be heid on Saturday, Jaty 10th, 1969. 4 lass Washington—Inepector, A. Eagge. Judges, = vor County Clerk. ; 4 ap f Kreig, D. Asback. Ge: K. FARQUHAR will be.a candidate : D.C. Foopie, 3S Holbrook "828% . Clerk, eubject to the decision ofthewaios ke p . C. Teeple, J. S Holbrook. terk, 8u to the sion Jnion Re: é Diamond Creek— Inspector, D. J. M — . publican voters of Nevada County, at the pripe oore. y. ; nou J —s. 2, Cantera, Frank Clampett. ; maries to be held July 10th, 1869. H t es, H. Langley, Capt. Atkins, For Sheriff. ps % Lowell Hi!l—Inspector, John Dafiey. Judg5 : th ie # Nev es, L. D. Wells, James Stevens, eles A Ve dubanlen of "Sherif eatjoct 2 the Val: Hunt’s Hill—In . tr pls me Ee ge A F ,y —Inspector, G F. Jacobs. } decision of the Union Republican voters of i eg en. z a bd a Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on ; Ass : pore stor, . a. Judges, aturday, y 10th, 1869. C F. Ennis, W. W. Cozzens ; p29 “on Re pate he : “ i Sheriff, subjec ¥ This election will be holden in pursuance of Sion of the Union Republican vasees of Nevada Le and subject to an Att of the Legislature of the . county, at the primaries to. be held on Satursitic State ot California, entitled “An Act to pro. day, July 10th. 1869, . Vv q uds thereon.” ApEORGE GRANT, of Rough & Ready, wi!! The Eigtrkisdion kay, thd svied the PA: . (von candiaat or te momtpnion ofS: i Tai > 82 0 the ion of the on ReF By ofder of the Union Republican Central . publican votere of Nevada county, at the pfiCommittee of Nevada County, maries to be held gp Saturday,July 10th, 1809. » as: ua, Yeast KENT, Chairman, oo Mel con = oad toh, in, “ OBERT phe BR of Rocth San: Juar §:97The Central Committee will hiset on will be a candidate for the nomination a od Saturday, July 17th, to canvass the votes cast . Collector, subject to the ofthe Union ! at the above eisction, and declare the nomi. . Republican voters oi Nevada county, st the p nees of the party, primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th. b aN es = Ze Parris jf

a NEVADA CITY. CALIFORSIA, PRICES OF S1LK Cocoons In FRANCE. For the benefit afid information of those who are engaged in silk enlture in this State, we copy from the Monitor des serly in his speech at San Francisco i; solemnly declared that the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment would—be followed by amalgamation. The old “Democratic idea in the very same language. — Even the--most—intelligent Democratic. leaders, such as Casserly, ' who was exalted by his party toa place in the Senate, ring the same old tune only on # new string. They solemnly declared a few years ago that the abomation, afterwards that-the rejection of the Fourteenth Amendment would alone prevent intermingling of races, and how they have started the ides, by the mouth of their Senator that the rewould alone prevent mixing the races’ The key note of the whole speech i that .American citizens. are only protected. against amalgamation with Africans by prohibitory enactments. How flattered Senator Casserly’s auditors must have felt ‘when he gravely informed them that the only preventive against marrying a negro was the defeat_of the proposed amendment, for this is just what his language means.— _ A Democratic stumper last year said to a public meeting: “If you. want to see ~~ your family sitting at the same table with a nigger, and your daughter married to niggers, vote this Republican ticket.” What an exalted appreciation such men. must have for their associates, how uncertain they must feel as to their own safety against amalgama~ tion. Does it not seem strange that Democrats don’t see-that the leaders are placing them in the same category . andon the same level with the inferior races, when they attempt to terrify them into the party ranke by the cry of amalgamation, or fear of Negro or Chinese equality, Cost on SLEEPING CaRré.—From a note written by Shaw, to B. H. Price, stage agent at Grass Valley, says the Union, we learn that half a section berth on a sleeping car costs five dollars from Sacramento to Promontory,— A person having half a section can take a partner in if he chooses, without extra charge. A whole section, which is a stateroom, costs ten dollars for the same distance; The fare from Sacramento to Promontory is $50. All these are coin prices. A passenger who goes East can make his calculations as to the cost of the trip. IMPROVEMENTS.—The Union says: A friend who has been “house hunting” informs us that he carinot find a-house. for rent in all Grass Valley. Every ____ place is full, both business houses and . Sacramento. “The cost of the building published in Lyons, France. an extract handed us by Ed. Muller of this city, . Soies the standard silk paper of Europe, . different lots and qualities of cocoons stated: 7 10,000 lbs; Andrinople..$1 06 per Ib. 2,000 lbs. White Japanese,2 50 do 8,000 Ibs. Andrinopie.._ 50 —de— 2,400 Ibs. Yellow.... 250 do 1,000 lbs. Salonique... 275 do 2,000: lbs. Nouka.... 125 do 2,000 lbs. Andrinople.. 300 do 2,000 Ibs. Salonique. .. 250 do 4,000 Ibs. Grecian ..,.. 3 00 do THE astronomical observatory at Mount Adams, Cincinnati, O., is to be removed on account of the smoke and observations at its present location. GRASSHOPPERS.—The Los Angeles News says that large numbers of grass~ hoppers have made their appearance in San Jose township. In some localities the young crops have been entirely destroyed. Deatus.—There were 65-deaths Jast week in San Francisco, with eight new cases Of small pox. A short street between Third and Fourth, near Folsom, was entirely blockaded by ropes last . week, on account of small pox, It seems to have taken a new start: THE colored people of Virginia have petitioned General Canby to grant them equal privileges in cars-and steamboats with whites. The General referred them tothe Courts for redress of all such grievances. One hundred and seventy-five acres of standing grain, on the lands of Can+ non & Staples, and ten acres on Ed-~ mond’s Ranch, near Vaca Station, Sola~ no county, were burned by fire from a locomotive. a ae ses Tue Amador Ledger gives several reasons why the Mint should be removed from San Francisco, adding: “Besides all the other advantages, the Bank of California will be too far from the Mint to be of any disadvantage.” Tue Central Pacific Railroad Company are building a yery commodious hospital for the use‘of their employees at the corner of Cand Thirteenth streets without the land or the furniture will be about $30,000. THE ALASKA CLAIMs.—The Alaska Company have located seven claims of twenty feet front each, fronting on Mooney Flat ravine, and running back to the centre of the ridge bounded on the north by the Nixon claims. THe Bricklayers’ Union at. Washingresidences. Ina state of strike, when men are leaving every day, this isa little surprising. We notice the usual spring improvements about business places and along the business streets.— A new aod improved sidewalk has beun put down in front of fhe Exchange Hotel and in front of Delano’s bank. This _ new thing should be extended a little distance below Delano’s. . SATISFACTORILY EXPLAINED.—The _ Spauigh Minister complains to Secretary Pish that the Peruvian Monitors, bought of the United States, are sus~ piciously lurking among the West Indies, aa if intending to help the Cubans. The Secretary learns from the Peravian Minister that they are detained there until late in the Autumn only becausd the Winter passage is safer through the Straits of Magellan; and vhis explanation, with the Secretary's further assurance that Peru has given bonds not to usé these purchases in aid of Cuba satisfies the Spaniard. REFUNDING.—Messrs. McCormick & Loutgemheizer, the Committee appointed to collect funds to defray the expenses of bringing Herr Schnell to this county, collected $176. Herr Schnell not having been seen. in time, and having settled-in. El Dorado county, th committee went round and refund the money which had been contributed. So says the Nationa’. ae Fé ‘ton have {resolved on an itnmediate “strike” in the Navy Yard unless two colored men employed there be dismissed, W.H. Brooks, Sr., ex-Mayor of Nor. folk, ¥2:;-was-cowhided by 1 Miss €ar= ter, in that city,a few days ago. The lady alleged that Brooks had slandered her. Mr. SEWARD thinks Grant’s Cabinet is organized definitely, and that it will merit the confidence of the country. A Cuicaco Republican mass meeting on the night of the 8d inst., broke up in a row, pistols and stones being GronGE Peabody has been nomina-. ted aea Trustee of the Hudson Bay Company. ———$_ From Japan comes & report that the French are aiding the rebels at Hakodadi. THE smspension bridge over the Humboldt river, near Elko, is 248 feet long. THE long harassing question of titles to their property in Oakland has. been finally adjusted. WELLS, Farao & Co. have raised the fare between Treasure City and Etko to fifteen ‘dollars. showing the prices current for the week —— Sree ngte tenemeener enema ome . ending the 17th of April, 1869, with the’. Ow Wednesday Jast a shoal of fish of ger trains are now running it in less heated air of the city, which ébstructs . ed. lence !” he roared with stentorian lungs, contempt of _court_before his seeming months, during which time ‘vain. atand for general relief. A Waite Pine ice house and con~ tents consists of a huge pile of snow, closely packed and thickly covered with pine boughs, ea A sbx_of A. M. Hill, of Chinese Camp ‘Tuolumne county, was drowned in a FOR ICE CREAM, _ FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIONERIES, "—aND— UNION REPU CANDIDATES ESIRING THEIR NAMES. the Union voters of N be LAKE ys HIP should remit $5, and their An. __ the nautilus family, was driven ashore A-RICH mine of carbonate of magneBLICAN sia in Napa county will be worked and the product shipped to Europe. THE distance between Promontory and Omaha is:1,085 miles, and passenBi swans = == ae = a = RO ere ere i es mse —‘Truckee, Cal, seteisniniendenscajniceel = it a States Bakery. . __Truckee, June 9th, 1869, aa ae = (BREAD, PIES, CAKES, andeversihing . ANNOUNC NT to the business constantly on [0 TT UI Ee CEMEN" Ss. hand. ‘ bone ‘ Fresh Bread delivered. at all parts ofthe city. For Surveyor, JULIUS DREYFUSS, Nevada, June 11th, 1869. For Road Commissioner. WILL be a candidate for re-election to the office of ROAD COMMISSIONER, subject : « nomination of Surveyor, subject to the decision_of*the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, .at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. : _ For Recorder, (NAS: C. LEAVITT will be a candidate foroth THE publication of ® El Dorado, the woman’s weekly paper started two or three months ago, has been suspend. Pants uses'so-much water that there are fears, of a failure in the supply. “Pooh !” says some one, “scientific men will find plenty more; and if they can't, the literary ones will paint such a vivid description that the water will come to your mouth:” — AN iridividual whose patronymic was “Silence,” being summoned as a witness in a court, was asked hisname. “Siand was nearly being conimitted for impertinence was cleared up. — In one of Cooper’s novels occur. the following lines: ‘He dismounted in front of the house, and tied his horse to a large locust.”--A French author in translating renders it thus: “He dismounted in front of the chateau, and tied his horse to a-large grasshopper.” AELVETIEUS, after writing his book sd of wit, received a note from Voltaire, . which read as follows: “Your book bears the marks of a sound mind. You must leave France at once.” AN enraged father had jerked his proa son across his knee, and was operating on the exposed portion of the

urchin’s person with great vehemence, when the young’one dug into the parental legs with his venomous little teeth. ‘Blazes! what are you bitin me tor?” ‘Well, dad, you Sarluael this here war,” — THERE is a famous “sleeper” in the Bietre Hospital, Paris,concerning whom the savansand physicians are in despair. He has been snoring away for six tempts have been made to shake, rub, whip, and cudgel him into -conscious— ness. He is fed through a probe put into his nose, whence the food into his body, and is growing fat under the treatment. He bids fair to become the champion Rip Van Winkle of the world, 5 Josa BILLINGS was usked “How fast does sound travel?” and his idea is that it depends a good deal upon the noise you are talking about. “The sound of a dinner horn, for instance, travels half an hour.in a second, while an invita~ ‘shun to get up in the morning I hev known to be a quarter uv. a hour going —1p-2-pair-ty-stairs, and—then—not-hev4 strength left to be heard.” Sux’. Do.— A plucky girl in Jasper . county, Indiana, i* is said, getting jilted, instead of taking arsenic took a stout stick and licked the fellow handsomely. He “came to” and married her. THE ruin of most men dates from some idlé hour. Occupation isan armor to the soul. = ——— . UMMONS.—State of California, County of mevene, &e, In the District Court.of the Fonrteenth Jtdicial District of the Btate of California, in an@ for the County of Nevada. The People of the State of California send greeting: To David S. Scott, defendant. You are hereby required to p< ag in an action brought against youn in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, on the 9th day of June, 1869, by Phebe J. Scott, plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons—if eerved within thie county; er. if served out of thie county, but within this District, within twenty days; otherwise, within forty days—or judgment will be taken ‘against you oo according to the prayer of said complaint. This action is brought to obtaina decree ame the bonds of inatrimony existing between the plaintiffand defendant, and ving to plaintiff the care. custody and editeaon of Chester Carlton, son of said parties, caceiomeie And you are hereby notified, that if you fail ws appear — Seawer the _ commpiains as above a e Rintiff will a to the Court for the relief demanded. ward Ae In testimony whereof, 1, G. K. Farseal }quhar, Clerk of the District Court —— Jaforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal ot eaid Conrt, at office in the sg fd Nevada, on the 10th day of Jnne, A.D. 1868. G@. K, FARQUHAR, Clerk. "By Jomn Aner, Depaty. order of Hon. T. B. McF aria District land, Dis Indye of the 14th J District, made thi sndes ote i , Surv: to the decision of the [nion Republican Primaries, to be held 10th day of July next, with the expectation that the next Legislature will make it a salaried office, at Two Thousand Dollars per annum and milefe (15 cents pér mile), sufficient to pay travelin expenses. And I think any man who sha faithfally and ir ly perform the duties of this office, will. earn the above amount; while performed in any other way, his servi“ces must be desr if given for ng. —Withthis explanation I put myself in the ds of my frienda and enemies—knowing they both will attend to _ case. Should the a think it for their interest to eiect me again, I will serve them to the best of my ability.— Should they wish to elect some other -person, it ig their privilege, and I shall not grumble LECTION PROCLAMATION.— The Union ublican Electors of Nevada County, are hereby notified that an Election will be held throughout Nevada county on Saturday, July 10th, 1869, -in accordance with the Regulations adopted by the County Central Committee at a reguiar meeting, held at Nevada City, on Saturday, , for 4 the following candidates for office : One candidate for State Senator, four candidates for the Assembiy, one candidate for Sheriff, one candidate for County Collector, one candidate for County Clerk, one candidate for County Recorder, one candidate for Diatrict Attorney, one candidate for Treasurer, one candidate for Assessor, one candidate for sury. onecandidate for County Superintendent of Schools, gne candidate fcr Coroner, one candidate for Public Administrator, one candidate for Road Commissioner, and in the Second Supervisor District, comprising the rownshipa ‘ot Grass Valiey. Latte York aud Rough & Ready one candidate for member of the rd of Supervisors, and further, to © nomiMmation Of Recorder, srHje decision cf the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. % B. PATTON will be a candidate for the * nomination of Recorder, sabject to the decison of the Union Republican voters of, .Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. S. BRADLEY will be a candidate for the . _. TRUCKEE TRIBUNE, _ M WALLENG wiil bea candidate for the '« nomination of Recorder. subject to the decision ‘of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the aad to be. held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. For Treasurer. ‘ “Preasnrer, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of. Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. 'I\ T. DAVENPORT wi) be a candidate for e the nomination of Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. For District Attorney. M S. DEAL will be a candidate for the e, homination of District Attorn y, eubject fo the decision of the Union Repsblican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be ‘held or Saturday, July 10th, 1669. For Road Commissioner. 6 ee L. BALDWEN will be a candidate for ths nomination of Road Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Union Repnblican voters of Nevada tf the primaries . AS. B. PATTERSON, of Little York Tp., NO. Av LANCASTER will be a candidate — at their decision. m Stay: arya GEO. GEPHARD. ea Awad Bua, Williams & Johneon plif's atty’s. jenil elect.sixteen delegates to the Union Republiwill be a candidate for the nomination of can Cautention, who’ shall be authorised to . Road Commissioner subject to the decieion of accc represent the county in the Judicial Conventhe Union Republican voters of Nevada Countion of the 14th Judicial District. wy. at the ieee to be held on. Saturday, 81 ane Republican: Voters of each township will uly 10th, 1869. x also elect members of the un entr = ev : ; ‘ ‘ " EO. 8. 8. GETCHELL announces himeclf aig ge a pot eet bias 8 ay rass Val as a candidate for the office ef Road ComAsst o person shall be permitted to.voteata pri missioner, subject to the decision of the Unof f nary who is not qu to vote at a general ion Republican voters of Nevada county, at Re % election ander the State Laws. and who shall . the primaries to be held on Saturday, July . The navete ioekeieaeed: UF tet tone ate Seer pur 8 VO! ’ n y mony of 8 . member of the arty in good standing that, to For Assessor. j eng ped pig — roe pedo and pone} 2 appli: CS ent sr pan 54 ae be a sgn © mo for tres cant to vote acted w e part cast his nomination ef Assessor, subject to, vote for Grant and Colfax, and if the voter al. the sion of the Union Kepublican voters of mar so swears that he voted for Grant and Colfax . Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on his vote shall be counted; provided, that mi. Saturday, July 10th, 1869. X vati nore and all who were necessarily absent from — : s pe é sehen to Suppert the nominees ef toeparter . VV + asusination ot kseseson sabsect to the M: The following Inspectore and Judges are . decision of the Union Republican voters of -dive appointed to conduct said election, the In. Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Tru spectors to act as Supervisors of Election, as . Saturday, July 10th, 1869. Tise ¥ pene rae ior ond Bos oti Jad P. BUSH will he ac candidate for the nom : dD. . udg‘ e i es, W. H. Crawford, Joseph Paice i. » ination of Aesesgor, subject to the decis} ens Blue bie ge te orace Hale. Judg. ion of the Union Reptiblican voters of Nevada is fii es, O. 8. Creasy. . Williamson. county, atthe primaries to be held on Satur7 ae Grass Valley—Inspector, J. LSykes. Judges, . day, July 10th, 1869. one 8S. D. Bosworth, Jno. Bennett. reta Wea? i oe cera JudgFor Assemblymen. Ww. ae ee Se Se eres M. DAYS will be a candidate for the nom, J aoe, epee, Reuben Leech.— J « imation for the Assembly, snbject to the terd alls “Read ar. ies ae Wa decision of the Union Republican voters of s y-~Inepector, S. H. Dike. Nevada County, at the primaries to be held ou ge Bg ht needy Davis. sien, . Saturday, July 10th, 1989, A Judges J. P. Van Slyke, L, Herton. YALLMAN H ROLFE will be a ; wee % candidate o MRD ae amare 7a Tudees, . "tor tue nomination forthe Acsembiz sxe. = wh ’ pe a ect to.the decigion of the Union Republican 4 oh te be neor Pa et al Stark. Judg. voters of Nevada bg 8 at the ‘atetnaied to cig yauorth San Juan—inspector. simon Furth, nha eee email Judges, K. J. Putnam, Kion White, R. JOHN STOTLAR, of North San Juan, rysy Judgenten We Pac a) + =~ Eddy.— is Sartes taht ue a candidate for the shal ost a-Enepeaar Tren}. Wa oi Jodg Assembly, subject to the decision of the Unes, Orlando Evans, Chas. W, Dannals. rr Lo ae tae ig Pipe tyes County. at hav es, G. B. Newell, 8. ic , . ie co, # Somat R McMurray. ny 7°48 . JOHN PATTISON will be a candidate for thei bots "> nomination for the Assem subject to wor J ee eae S. Richardson. . the decision of the Union Republican roters ~ =. w.3 na Was. ~: luke of Kevada County, at the primary election to ses8 es, Jos. Wheeler, Jno. Heal. . ne Hegereny: Sete 10es, 2OF upé eq lpomfield— Inspector, HG, Black» Judg. oHN WILLIAMS-will be a candidate for off t Relief Hill—Inepector t= Benscnerss the nomination for the Assembly; eubiect had Jud Cy 7 Yh: i 7 to thedecision of the Union Republican voters w , Thos, Carey, Charlies Mackintosh. of Nevada county, at th ‘ ne had oore’s Flat—.nspector, H. Atwater.— on Satuida niger . ' eth ene to.98 58 Judges, D. Landes, James Kleeee. ee: Se eee Cc aati ee EO. W. DEXON will be a candidate for terd ‘Truckee ‘Inspector, W. ©, Richmond J the nomination for the Aesembly, eabject oN Judges Sc rs creel lige Ripe “. to the decision of the Union Republican Cali Meadow Lake—Officers to be appointed. voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to : whi pee ca Inspector, L. Doane. Judges, Aaron be heid on Saturday, Jaty 10th, 1969. 4 lass Washington—Inepector, A. Eagge. Judges, = vor County Clerk. ; 4 ap f Kreig, D. Asback. Ge: K. FARQUHAR will be.a candidate : D.C. Foopie, 3S Holbrook "828% . Clerk, eubject to the decision ofthewaios ke p . C. Teeple, J. S Holbrook. terk, 8u to the sion Jnion Re: é Diamond Creek— Inspector, D. J. M — . publican voters of Nevada County, at the pripe oore. y. ; nou J —s. 2, Cantera, Frank Clampett. ; maries to be held July 10th, 1869. H t es, H. Langley, Capt. Atkins, For Sheriff. ps % Lowell Hi!l—Inspector, John Dafiey. Judg5 : th ie # Nev es, L. D. Wells, James Stevens, eles A Ve dubanlen of "Sherif eatjoct 2 the Val: Hunt’s Hill—In . tr pls me Ee ge A F ,y —Inspector, G F. Jacobs. } decision of the Union Republican voters of i eg en. z a bd a Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on ; Ass : pore stor, . a. Judges, aturday, y 10th, 1869. C F. Ennis, W. W. Cozzens ; p29 “on Re pate he : “ i Sheriff, subjec ¥ This election will be holden in pursuance of Sion of the Union Republican vasees of Nevada Le and subject to an Att of the Legislature of the . county, at the primaries to. be held on Satursitic State ot California, entitled “An Act to pro. day, July 10th. 1869, . Vv q uds thereon.” ApEORGE GRANT, of Rough & Ready, wi!! The Eigtrkisdion kay, thd svied the PA: . (von candiaat or te momtpnion ofS: i Tai > 82 0 the ion of the on ReF By ofder of the Union Republican Central . publican votere of Nevada county, at the pfiCommittee of Nevada County, maries to be held gp Saturday,July 10th, 1809. » as: ua, Yeast KENT, Chairman, oo Mel con = oad toh, in, “ OBERT phe BR of Rocth San: Juar §:97The Central Committee will hiset on will be a candidate for the nomination a od Saturday, July 17th, to canvass the votes cast . Collector, subject to the ofthe Union ! at the above eisction, and declare the nomi. . Republican voters oi Nevada county, st the p nees of the party, primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th. b aN es = Ze Parris jf