June 18, 1871 (4 pages)

a ‘The Primary. as Findley, of this county, is to be May 3 says?“A gentleman who has sacrificed for Haight, and the Debeen stopping in Our midst for some oppdition to make. it liv ~ Sanday, June 18, 1871. HE Nevada County Teag¢her’s Institute will convene in the ‘EL What the object of this course the annals of this country. While following ticket was eleeted without . is, we cannot for the life of us con opposition : a an ASSEMBLY HALL, Perr AND LIBRARY Asso. June 28th, 29th and 30th. Sacramento, Cal. Tune, 9,-1871, Fhe wudersigned Managers of,and in be The Ofthe Washington School House, Nevada mocracy ofthe State are determined tite, gives an account of one of the Republicans cf the county are united City, on : to force the minority to support that most terrible scenes ever recofded im for candidates for State offiees. The Wednesday, Thursday & Fridny, man, a STATEMENT. and Haight. SreampoaT ATTACKED By ALLIGAThe Primary election passed off appears evident that Thomtors.—The, Pilatka(¥ a) Herald of ‘The Daily Transcript . It nowFindley quietly yesterday, as theré was no NEVADA CITY, CAL. a State, Superintendent of Public In , steaming up the placid waters of the icrctinn and dcher able Speakers will de. half of the SAGRAMEN'TO PIONEER AND Haight and Subsidy. . LIBRARY ceive. So far as the men.are conOckigwaha river, we witnesved a conJ. A. Langeaster, W. “L. Tisdale, A. liver addresses @uring theinsession. GIFT CONCERT, beg“teaye te the County will Governor Haight is heralded asthe every Teacher hope e report : cerned there is no comparison. Mr. flict which made the hair ystand on Goldsmith, G. F. Jacobs, Jonathan c t. great anti-subsidy chief, in the comClark, Thomas Mein, Charles Kent, That having received returris from~our Exercises will be an Findley having been intrusted by his end, never -to be forgotten. .After ing campaign, but it would be well party with position, fulfilled his durounding Sackett’s Point:the stream for those who are willing to trust ties honorably. Haight on the other widens and deepens, and the water at him to first ask themselves what hand has been on both sides of every this bend always looks troubled and of yp of ved in due time. M. S. Deal, N. W.° Knowlton, Aitsen’ Agents, we are enabled to state that at thig Officers and all interested in EduW. Lester, D. L, Calkins, A. H. Hanraed! date there are bet weem 10,000 and 11,000 out i invited to attend. son, J. J. Ott, C. H. Mead, T. Mer T. B. WHITE, of the 60,000 Tickets issued by us, in the Parker: ground there is for believing that he The Convention meets next Saturquestion, and a meinber of all par-. black. Suddenly the. steamer enis worthy of confidence now, more day. ties, universally advocating the right, countered a sea of alligators; flounderthan in the campaign, when, asa ino asin the subsidy matter, when his ing and splashing water in every dicandidate for Governor he defeated Nevapa Transcriret.—This enteradvocacy could do no possible good, rection. Their bellowing shook the Gorham forthe same position. Was prising daily, one of our most wel County Supt. of Schools. jus Attention Nevada Light Guard ! hands of Agents, unsold. tively affirm that there ‘will be -no-Tickets You are hereby ordered to meet at ate ARMORY, on Saturday Even’g, Jume 17th. not this same anti-subsidy issue beHe has put his hand into the treasfoundation of the waters, The capcome exchangés, now comes to us At 8 o'clock, for Company Drill and also ury of the State to pay his private tain says that he never heard or witchanged from its former proportions, to make arrangements tor Parade and Celefore the people, and were not-many Republican. votes cast. against, Gorham because he had, it: was charged, subscriptions, and used the public nessed such a scene and never wishand draped in a long. dress suitable money to pay for a fulsome inscripedto again. Before the speed of the toitS arrival at full maturity made expressly for the occasion by Faulk tion upon the monument of a delittle steamer could be checked they ner & Son, type manufacturers, of attempted to lobby subsidy bills ceased friend. through the Legislature in the inter He has violated his found themselves in the midst of oath of office by approving the Lotthese monsters. To go back or go eats of corporations. In _ short, tery bill, in direct opposition to the ahead was impossible. The passenHaight, in that cainpaign, claimed to be par-excellence, the friend of the express provision of the Constitution, gers endeavored to drive them away and has proved himself a failure to by shooting, and the hands on board people, while he denounced Gorham his party and the State. These beat them with handspikes, yet they asa tool of corporations. All our readers remember this campaign, and charges come with the proofs from leading Democrats, -who-are in every know that Haight was supported beway responsible for what they say; cause he, it was claimed, would prosuch men as Botts and McConnell. teet the people against the encroachFindley, as those who know him ments of corporations. How did Haight-fulfil his pledges to the people? This is an important best will attest, has always been true to his party, is one of the most affa this city. The Transensrs has always ‘evinced a degree of energy, to rank among the first of the country dailies in point of imfluence and gencral usefulness; and its enlarge ment, the consequence increased expenditure of money to maintain it, seemed more determined to obstruct show a@ just appreciation of its value the passage of the boat, The situaby the people of Nevada county, to tion became-more critical: and the whom none are better known than the Transcript proprietors—N. P. crew and passengers more and more Brown and M. 8. Deal. We wish exhausted, andthe destruction of the them continued success; and will boat seemed inevitable. Already guarantee they will do their work up three colored hands had been destroybrown and give every one of their readers fair deal.—S. F. Manual. ble gentlemen in the State, and is ed by these terrible monsters and question, in view of the fact that he solemnly pledged for an_anti-subsidy several others wounded. Several is. to be again brought out for GovTar New England fishermen are policy. Why he should be discarded planks were torn from the hull, and complaining that on account of the ernor upon the same isswe. Haight for Haight, wo can’t understand, but the steamer was with difficulty kept excessive catch this season, the prices approved no less than eighteen sub“for ways that. are dark and tricks from sinking. Just at this period a of codfish and mackerel. have not _sidy bills, involving the donation of 10,800;000 acres of land. He only thatare vain,’ the Democracy~of California is peculiar. vetoed two trifling bills, out of all <> 3 those presented for his signature.— Poxrricau Irems.—Speaking of the The very bill which he. made his Sacramento county ticket, the Union anti-subsidy reputation upon, namely says: The Republican Convention of the Stockton and Visalia bill, had this county elosed its labors Thurs_his approval as Governor of the day afternoen, and adjoumed sine State, and he never discovered it undie. Its deliberations were characconstitutional until after the Legislaterized by. unuswel dignity and decoture had adjourned. Among the 18 rum, and the utmost harmony prebills signed by Haight, is one, the vailed in all its proceedings. In ~ Plumas county bil, previding for the point of character and intelligence, source of relief came. A huge serbeén so low for many years. _ <-> opent appeared, making his way from Iris announced in London that the lakes, thé same it is supposed, Gen. Sickles, who is a great favorite that was seen at ‘‘Devil’s Elbow,”’ at the present Court of Spain, is to last fall, The alligators soon dispersbe married toa young and beautiful ed, following the sea devil,or whatever you may call him,.and such fighting Spanish lady. — never was witnessed. A’ point below Tue Canadian Government has or where the river’ suddenly narrows, dered 500 miles of telegraph wire to soon became blocked with dead alli be given to the Manitobans, so that gators, and the river was red with they can connect themselves with blood. It is dificult to account for the outer world. isyne of bonds amounting to 19 per it was equal, if not superior to any the numbers and sudden appearance cent. of the whole property of the county, to a railroad, namely, the Every Member is expected to be on hand promptly, at the hour named. By order, J. A. LANCASTER, Capt. Commanding. jis 4, ¥. Cazr, O, 8, Bue eee of these animals, but the latest. theoArter falling down stairs twice, a political body ever assembled in this city. Every class and interest in sory may throw some light upon the woman in Cincinnati succeeded in ciety was represented by men of firstsubject. It is believed by many that breaking her head. She was drank rate standing and ability, and the sethere isa large subterreancan passage at the time, and was going down Virginia City and Oreville road, which has no existence except on paper, and this was done without even lection of a ticket that will command of water between the headwaters of stairs for more liquor. Assessment Notice. RLEANS CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY.—Location of Works Ne vuda Township, Bevada County, Cal. NoTick.—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of Assessment levied on the 15th day of April, 1871, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective sharelrotders, as tollows-: Names. No. Cert. Shrs. Aiii’t. Charles MeEbvy, 56 10 $ 5,00 A. B. Brady, 3 200 100 00 David Norrie, 25 75 37 50 George Johnston, George Johnston, George Johnston, Orlando Stoddard, y22 48 50 200 25 13 100 100 00 12 50 6 50 50 00 Orlando Steddard, 51 50 25 00 Orlando Steddard, James A. Furzelh, James Watt, 52 24 47 Wm. Richards, 3 the people of the county, This bill . people seemed to be the paramount Qkeehobee lake, and that these monCoou.—A half witted fellow recentruns subsidy into robbery. There wish and purpose of each delegate.— sters have found’their way here in ly joined the ‘army of the Lord,”’ Tue Wasnincton Treaty.—The Finatiy.—£he Prince of Wales is following is the vote in the United heavily bearded; therefore the British people a second time with the temerwhich should insure the success of ity, in the face of his broken pledges, the Republican party here in Sepas shown by his record, to ask retenber. The candidates throughout election upon his professed ‘anti-subhave been selected with a view to sidy sentiments, What are the protheir fitness for the office to which fessions of men worth when their enthey aspiréd, and ho exception can be tire course gives the lie? There is made to any oné of the nominations. not a thieving scheme, concocted by The Examiner Claims Haight will 4 sdulless corporation, that by turnreceive the votes of every county exing over the leaves of the statute, its cept Nevada and Sierra in the State States Senate on the ratification of the lion is finally bearded in his den. Washington Treaty: Ayes—Ames, Anthony, Buckingham, Boreman, Caldwell, Cameron, show a decrease during the past Carpenter, Chandler, Clayton, Cole, month of about $3,000,000. Saran. Corbett, Cragin, Edmunds. Fenton, Ferry of Michigan, Flanagan, Preaching Sunday. Frelinghuysen, Gilbert, Hamilton of Divine Services will be held in the Meth equal ¢annot be found, sanctioned Maine, Morton, Nye, Osborn, Pat by H. H. Haight, as Governor of the State. These facts cannot be denied, Convention, > SWeanRine BY QuotTaTions.—There and inthe evening at 8 o'clock. School at 20’clock, P. mM. Kellogg, -Lewis, Logan, Morrill: of Services in the Congregational Church, terson, Pomeroy, Pool, Pratt, Ramevery Sunday morning and evening, at the sey, Rice, Robertson, Sawyer, Schurz usual hours of worship. Sebbath School immediately after morning service. Rev. E. Halleday, Pastor. Episcopal services at the Court House every Sunday morning a. 11 o’clock, by Rev. Mr. Anderson. Divine Services at the Catholic Church Sunday morning at 104 o'clock. Sabbath Sehool at 2, and Vespers at 8 P.M. Rev. Father Claire, Pastor. Scott, Sherman, Spencer, Stewart, And was a gregt musician who had a dreadSumner, Tipton, Trumbull, Wilson, yet this man is picked up by a party, ful.habit of swearing. But he was Windom, Wright—-52. simply because he discovered tat all very much ashamed of this habit, Noes—Bayard, Casserly, Cooper, for they are matters of record. thexe thieving schemes were unconand so, to excuse himself, always put Davisof Kentucky, Davis of Virginia, Kelley, Saulsbury, West Stevenstitutional, when the discovery could it as a quotation from the manager of son, Stockton, Thurman, Vickers, do no possible good. The decision the Convent Garden theatre, who at West—12. of the Supreme Court don’t indorse that time was Mr. Burn. The great Paired—Morri} of Vermont and the Governor, and not. being able to musician would exclaim, ‘I'll be Blair. Absent-—Johnston, Brownlow, Ferlonger maintgin the only theory upon d—d (as Mr. Burn would say) if I which he.as Governor could, --exerwill be lead by that fellow;” or ‘“‘d—n cise the veto, he will pledge again, the thing (as Mr. Burn would say) and if elected, be ready to sign as there’s not a single good note of mumany more such bills as the Legislasic in it.’’ I never heard that Mr. ture choose to pass. Willthe people Burn was in the least given to swearof this State trust to the pledges of ing, but the great musician thought ry of Connecticut, and Sprague. The San Francisco Chronicle says: Hamilton of Maryland was the oply Demvcrat who voted in favor of ratification, and West of Louisiana the only Republican who voted against. Why is it that the Demo . this man, in the face.of his record? that if he quoted his: manager, whom crats in the United States and the he considered the greatest personage Tories of England are of one way of Apacuxgs In Sonora.—The Prescott in the world, it would keep him harmthinking. Miner says: The Apache is omniless from the consequences of this present. _We hear of him at home, in Arizona, too often; then in Texas, New Mexico, Chihuahua and in So evil habit swearing. ~ Tue Harcut Stare.—The Haight nora, A short time ago, a party of ites are going for the whole hog in the ambiguous scoundrels went withthe State Conventi on. The slate is in.nine miles of Ures, the capital of probably as follows: For Governor , the Mexican State of Sonora, murderH. H. Haight; Lieutena nt Governor, ing and robbing on every hand.— Wm. Holden; Secretary of State, Al Civilization, in the States and Terriphabetical Brown, of Sacramento; tories named, has a hard time strugTreasurer, Pico; Controlle r, Robert gling against the Apaches. Watt, of Nevada; caused a flag upon a building in Albany N. Y., to become entangled in some ornamental iron work around the roof, and, in flapping back again, it toreaway about twenty-five pounds of the iron, and flung it through a window of the house opposite with such force as to penetrate through the carpet and floor to the ceiling of Attorney General, the room below. Divine services will be held at the A. M. E. Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Services in the evening at 8 o’clock. Services at the Baptist Church, morning and evening, at the usual hours of worship. Rev. J. A. Wirth, pastor. = : countenances. ‘Upon inquiry as to <i> + Opats are said to be the only kind . Mas, Cau: Bvanasom is going into of precious stones that cannot be imBoston savings the pulpit. fas JOHN TINGMAN, Sec’y Sacramento Pioneer Association. N. WALTERS, Secretary Library, Associatien, LAST CHANCE! $75,000 IN GIVEN Company, Main Street, Nevada city, on the FIFTH DAY OF JUNK, 187}, at the hour of . 12 o'clock, M. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. myld O. MALTMAN, Secretary. ©. MALTMAN, Sec’y. METROPOLITAN THEATRE, SACRAMENTO, CAL, —BY THE— Sacramento Pioneer and Library The above sale is postponed toTUESDAY, June 20th, at the sume time and. place. jelS O. MALTMAN, Secretary. Ui feewom wane: Bec ‘an So ai LOCA Temper: On Wednes next week th meeting of the at the Methodi The meeting w nesday and co} and the séssio1 lic meeting on is expected thi Secretary of t! will address th day evening. . quent speaker, large attendan every Lodge oi county will b meetings. Th The Festival ing the past tw of the Episcop decided succes of entertainm also a means o On Friday eve in attendance, well patronizec & source of g many a curiou: terday the ladi« eon, which ws the citizens, a1 excellant ente consisting .of 1 AWAY! —AT THE— The above sale i» postponed to TUESDAY the 13th inst. at the same time and place. And a special meeting of the Trustees is ealled at 2 P. M. same day and place. j6 COIN NEVAD. Associations,!. Summe Wm. A. Ricl decorate parlo in splendid sty trimmings. 1 very handsome sive. Those ¢ kind can leave Hotel or the 1 will be promptl — $45,000 GOLD COIN ! GRAND GIFT CONCERT WILL be given at FIREMAN’S HALL. FOLSOM, Secure Your Tickets Imme~ diately-----Positively the Last Chance-No Tickets: Canceled--No Deduction. ~ Ferra &-Ch. Ferrand some sign in fr lery on Pine sti enthusiastie art a epmera for a ing was done b him to be very On Tuesday, July 4th, 1871. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE TOWN OF ‘FOLSOM AND VICINITY ; To Purchase,and Maintain as Free, the two Wire Suspension Bridges erossing the American River at Folsom and at Mormon. Island, and to pay the existing indebtedtiess on Firemen’s . Hall, Folsom. Being under the supervision of the follow-. ing gentlemen who constitute a Commitice in behalf the Sacramento Pioneers and Sacramento Library Associations : W. F. KNOX, ASA P. ANDREWS, THOS. BAKER, N. WALTERS, ISAAC LOHMAN, 60, 000 Tickets will be sold at $2 50° Coin, each, — $2.50 Coin, each. During the Concert the sum of $75,000, in Gold Coin, will be distributed to Ticket-hol J For Road . George W. Corral, Bridgey ‘day announced Road Commiss: decision of thi County Conver old resident of . by those who ki on the main iss old Republican During the Concert the sum of $45,000 in ders, as follows : Gold Coin will be distributed to the ‘Ticket Holders as follows : 1 GIG Gold: Coin. a. on. iis sieesecese 1-Gift Gold Coim...cc. cece s b Gift: Gold) Coins isc ccccsivi cs cove A GES Gold O0te o:ise ssi oecic cen: 1 Gift Gold Coin... 1 Gift Gold Coin... 10 Gifts Gold Coin, $500 each ,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 5,000 Lectur 1 Gift of Gold Coin. . .$15,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin.. 10,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin. . 5,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin.. 2,000: 3 Gifts Gold Coin-$1,000 3,000 5 Gifts Gold Coin-$500. 2,500 ‘5 Gifts Gold Coin-$300. 1,500 50 GiftsGold Coin-$100 5,000 667 Gifts, amounting to... $45,000 100 Gifts Gold Coin-$50.5,000 300 Gifts Gold Coin-$30. 9,000 Board of Managers. 850 Gifts Gold Coin-$20. 17,000 B. F. BATES, 5U Gifts Gold Cuin, $100 each.. 100 Gifts, Gold Coin, $50 (EACH. 2. 5,000 5,000 500 Gifts Gold Coin, $20 each.. 10,000 J. O. BROWN, J. KINNEY, J. H. BURNHAM, A. ALEXANDER. Treasurer ¢ 1,917 @ifte.. 20.2. $75,000 With whom all moueys will be deposited, and through whom all disbursements will be made. , uy Concert given in San Francisco in sid of the Mercantile Library, and under the joint su The drawing willtake place and gifts be B. F. HASTINGS & CO. Bankers, Sacram'to. awarded in a precisely similar manner as the pervision of a Committee of well known citizens of Sacramento and the officers of said of Soda WsEach Ticket good for One Glass ter from Swan's celebrated ARCTIC SODA UNION MARKET. shtanere B. BULLARD, Proprietor. Nevada, June 16th. ; JACOB NAFFZIGAR, Prep’r. HK aregeps This evening will lecture at Church. Subje of the Divine rangements hav for Congregatio ery seat will be and tune books attend. To C The Board o} District advert ing up an ad house. The bi next Saturday. tain particulars Teacher. Boo! VY A copy of V Dictionary was land school hou days ago. The known, and unl its place those i him” with the himself the 4 tried for robbii returning the p1 [ For County “'T. B. White, incumbent, is a date for Superi subject to the d cratic County _ White is an exp he is thorough Tar Examine John Jack’s Variety Store. Democrats to b Send for old Lit PINE STREET, next door to the Corner of you a check on: words, start.a n _Broad Street, Nevada City. ON J having ited his new Store Reef, Pork, Mutton, Véal, &c. oJ “ape toes sore, public prepared to furnish age to make it t the Governor tc Paper, and you) ' NOTICE. —JOSEPH MIDDLEMISS hee for the Pacito Const for the: New Mutual Life Insurance Company ot this day been banks are said to be & Poe a fi find the above statement correct. NEVADA SKATING RINK. Insurance Com: of State reta ry during the adminisJor Wormaxp, . the . English pugilist what the riot wasabout,"’ says he ‘imPany, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Joseph Middlemiss tration of Joel T, Headly, and has died from the lately at the Marine Hospital in agine our chagrin when told it was bean deputy clerk 1 of Onondaga and Quebec. , ia J O S K E M MIDULEISS. R ‘ the fashion.”’ : Genesee counties. State of California, City and County of’ Sacramento, We hereby certify that we have examined the books of the General Agents of the Pioneer and Library Gift Concert, ang By special permission the Board of ManaAssociation. gers refer to the following well known citizens of Sacramento ; Gen. J. Howell, of Pacific Mutual Life InTreasurer—-Bank of B. F. HASTsurance Co: C. G. W. French, Attorney ; H. INGS & CO., Sacramento, with whom F. Hastings, Banker ; D. -W. Earl, Merchant; all moneys will be deposited, and by whom For Superintendent of Schools. A. Dennery, Merchant ; Alfred Spinks, Co. all disbursements will be made. T B. WHITH, of Nevada city, will be Treasurer; L. Powers, of L. Powers & Co.; @ 4s candidate for the office of SuperinH. 8. Crocker, of H. S. Crocker O Co.: J. 8. tendent of Public Schools, subject to the deMeredith, President Board of Supervisors. And every citizen of Folsom is hereby escision of the Democratic County Convenpecially referred to. tion. js The Gifts will be awarded in a precisely Business Agente. similar manner as at the Concert given in For Road Commissioner. San Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile LiSacramento, June 13th. brary, under the supervision of a CommitEO. W. PARSHLEY, of French tee of well known citizens of Folsom and Corral, will be a candidate for the office 1 of Koad Commissioner, subject to the deciSacramento. i Fifteen per cent comm ission will be allowsion of the Union Republican County Coned on all orders for Fifty or more tickets.— vention. jels Commission payable in tickets. . Ten per T ary favorite place of resort is open daiwit on all orders for Twenty and under ly to the public. The Hall and Skates Notice to Contractors. y. are kept in the best of order and satisfaction On receipt of a Post Office order or Greenis guaranteed to its 8. OTICE is hereby given that bids wil) backs for $30, we will send Twelve tickets to Admission 25 éents, including use of the be received at the Oakland school any address in the United States, » except Evening, when GentlemeD ; house, Gold Flat, up to SATURDAY June Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal = will be charged 25 cents extra for use 24th 1871, for building additional school commissions allowed. Address orders to room. J. H. BURNHAM, Sec’y. ICE CREAM AND SODA kept onPlansand specifica’tions may be obtained ji3 P. O, Box 65, Folsom, Cal. at the school any time during on hand. Soda Tickets 10 for $1.— stahtly of P. McAusiin, and bids will be considLewn J. Gurr committed suiW. 8. Montgomery; Surveyor Genered on SATURDAY. By order Board of cide at the Talbot House, Syracuse, eral, John W. Bost; State Printer, Tue editor of. the Bangor (Me.) . Trustees M. D. Carr; Clerk of the Supreme Whig ways DENNIS McKEON N. ¥., June 5th, by taking poison. . 7 he recently saw a large Nevada June 17th 1871. ‘ Sore A letter fonnd in his room states Court, Seekle; School Master Gennumber of young ladies enter a pubDISSOLUTION NOTICE. that he was unab to obtain le employeral, O. P, Fitzgerald, Jo, Hamillic hall with dishevelled hair and hat ton may win, but we will bet an apment, and therefodid re not want te brims apparently wrinkled and brokbea burden to his friends. Gillet ple that this ticket is more than half en, and, as he fancied, with excited was a cler in the k office of the Secright. General Managers. Cadwalader, Davis & Co. Recentiya sudden gust of wind > Sabbath CADWALADER, DAVIS & €O, sold at publie agction, at the office of the Tux public debt statement will 30,000 Tickets will be sold at Texas, Hamilton of Maryland, Hamodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, lin, Harlan, Hill, Hitchcock, Howe, at which time arrangements will be made with railroad and steamboat companies for the accommodatioof n those who desire to attend. 12 50 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board ot Trustees made on the 15th day of April, 1871, go many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary will be never was a Governor in any State In this respect the Convention has great numbers, and. if not soon exterat the solicitation of aneloquent pas “in the Union who has proved himacquitted itself with entire. success. pated will obstruct,the navigation tor, and then cooly asked for his self more thoroughly the willing tool bounty. The Record says: The ticket nomiof the Oecklawaha. of corporations than this man H. H. nated is one which challenges analyae The public will be notified of the time of the drawing five days before it takes place, 15 00 25 00 50 00 CALIFORNIA, submitting the question to a vote of. the confidence and respect-—of thethe Ocklawaha and the waters.of the Haight, who now comes before the sis and comparison, and it is one 30 5 100 canceled and no reduction in the ‘amount of Prizes. : Our Tickets must all be sold. before the drawing, and judding from the present de. mand, we expect the remaining Tickets wil] -be disposed of in a limited number of days. bration on the Fourth of July. ability and‘‘push” that has entitled it There are-no full books remaining in our office, and we posi. Che Dw i taco, an “ as ¥% P Fae Bane Be gs Agent. hinge! a or LeoalrT ia i é An Ohio state “94 years old, a the beauty of hi

a ‘The Primary. as Findley, of this county, is to be May 3 says?“A gentleman who has sacrificed for Haight, and the Debeen stopping in Our midst for some oppdition to make. it liv ~ Sanday, June 18, 1871. HE Nevada County Teag¢her’s Institute will convene in the ‘EL What the object of this course the annals of this country. While following ticket was eleeted without . is, we cannot for the life of us con opposition : a an ASSEMBLY HALL, Perr AND LIBRARY Asso. June 28th, 29th and 30th. Sacramento, Cal. Tune, 9,-1871, Fhe wudersigned Managers of,and in be The Ofthe Washington School House, Nevada mocracy ofthe State are determined tite, gives an account of one of the Republicans cf the county are united City, on : to force the minority to support that most terrible scenes ever recofded im for candidates for State offiees. The Wednesday, Thursday & Fridny, man, a STATEMENT. and Haight. SreampoaT ATTACKED By ALLIGAThe Primary election passed off appears evident that Thomtors.—The, Pilatka(¥ a) Herald of ‘The Daily Transcript . It nowFindley quietly yesterday, as theré was no NEVADA CITY, CAL. a State, Superintendent of Public In , steaming up the placid waters of the icrctinn and dcher able Speakers will de. half of the SAGRAMEN'TO PIONEER AND Haight and Subsidy. . LIBRARY ceive. So far as the men.are conOckigwaha river, we witnesved a conJ. A. Langeaster, W. “L. Tisdale, A. liver addresses @uring theinsession. GIFT CONCERT, beg“teaye te the County will Governor Haight is heralded asthe every Teacher hope e report : cerned there is no comparison. Mr. flict which made the hair ystand on Goldsmith, G. F. Jacobs, Jonathan c t. great anti-subsidy chief, in the comClark, Thomas Mein, Charles Kent, That having received returris from~our Exercises will be an Findley having been intrusted by his end, never -to be forgotten. .After ing campaign, but it would be well party with position, fulfilled his durounding Sackett’s Point:the stream for those who are willing to trust ties honorably. Haight on the other widens and deepens, and the water at him to first ask themselves what hand has been on both sides of every this bend always looks troubled and of yp of ved in due time. M. S. Deal, N. W.° Knowlton, Aitsen’ Agents, we are enabled to state that at thig Officers and all interested in EduW. Lester, D. L, Calkins, A. H. Hanraed! date there are bet weem 10,000 and 11,000 out i invited to attend. son, J. J. Ott, C. H. Mead, T. Mer T. B. WHITE, of the 60,000 Tickets issued by us, in the Parker: ground there is for believing that he The Convention meets next Saturquestion, and a meinber of all par-. black. Suddenly the. steamer enis worthy of confidence now, more day. ties, universally advocating the right, countered a sea of alligators; flounderthan in the campaign, when, asa ino asin the subsidy matter, when his ing and splashing water in every dicandidate for Governor he defeated Nevapa Transcriret.—This enteradvocacy could do no possible good, rection. Their bellowing shook the Gorham forthe same position. Was prising daily, one of our most wel County Supt. of Schools. jus Attention Nevada Light Guard ! hands of Agents, unsold. tively affirm that there ‘will be -no-Tickets You are hereby ordered to meet at ate ARMORY, on Saturday Even’g, Jume 17th. not this same anti-subsidy issue beHe has put his hand into the treasfoundation of the waters, The capcome exchangés, now comes to us At 8 o'clock, for Company Drill and also ury of the State to pay his private tain says that he never heard or witchanged from its former proportions, to make arrangements tor Parade and Celefore the people, and were not-many Republican. votes cast. against, Gorham because he had, it: was charged, subscriptions, and used the public nessed such a scene and never wishand draped in a long. dress suitable money to pay for a fulsome inscripedto again. Before the speed of the toitS arrival at full maturity made expressly for the occasion by Faulk tion upon the monument of a delittle steamer could be checked they ner & Son, type manufacturers, of attempted to lobby subsidy bills ceased friend. through the Legislature in the inter He has violated his found themselves in the midst of oath of office by approving the Lotthese monsters. To go back or go eats of corporations. In _ short, tery bill, in direct opposition to the ahead was impossible. The passenHaight, in that cainpaign, claimed to be par-excellence, the friend of the express provision of the Constitution, gers endeavored to drive them away and has proved himself a failure to by shooting, and the hands on board people, while he denounced Gorham his party and the State. These beat them with handspikes, yet they asa tool of corporations. All our readers remember this campaign, and charges come with the proofs from leading Democrats, -who-are in every know that Haight was supported beway responsible for what they say; cause he, it was claimed, would prosuch men as Botts and McConnell. teet the people against the encroachFindley, as those who know him ments of corporations. How did Haight-fulfil his pledges to the people? This is an important best will attest, has always been true to his party, is one of the most affa this city. The Transensrs has always ‘evinced a degree of energy, to rank among the first of the country dailies in point of imfluence and gencral usefulness; and its enlarge ment, the consequence increased expenditure of money to maintain it, seemed more determined to obstruct show a@ just appreciation of its value the passage of the boat, The situaby the people of Nevada county, to tion became-more critical: and the whom none are better known than the Transcript proprietors—N. P. crew and passengers more and more Brown and M. 8. Deal. We wish exhausted, andthe destruction of the them continued success; and will boat seemed inevitable. Already guarantee they will do their work up three colored hands had been destroybrown and give every one of their readers fair deal.—S. F. Manual. ble gentlemen in the State, and is ed by these terrible monsters and question, in view of the fact that he solemnly pledged for an_anti-subsidy several others wounded. Several is. to be again brought out for GovTar New England fishermen are policy. Why he should be discarded planks were torn from the hull, and complaining that on account of the ernor upon the same isswe. Haight for Haight, wo can’t understand, but the steamer was with difficulty kept excessive catch this season, the prices approved no less than eighteen sub“for ways that. are dark and tricks from sinking. Just at this period a of codfish and mackerel. have not _sidy bills, involving the donation of 10,800;000 acres of land. He only thatare vain,’ the Democracy~of California is peculiar. vetoed two trifling bills, out of all <> 3 those presented for his signature.— Poxrricau Irems.—Speaking of the The very bill which he. made his Sacramento county ticket, the Union anti-subsidy reputation upon, namely says: The Republican Convention of the Stockton and Visalia bill, had this county elosed its labors Thurs_his approval as Governor of the day afternoen, and adjoumed sine State, and he never discovered it undie. Its deliberations were characconstitutional until after the Legislaterized by. unuswel dignity and decoture had adjourned. Among the 18 rum, and the utmost harmony prebills signed by Haight, is one, the vailed in all its proceedings. In ~ Plumas county bil, previding for the point of character and intelligence, source of relief came. A huge serbeén so low for many years. _ <-> opent appeared, making his way from Iris announced in London that the lakes, thé same it is supposed, Gen. Sickles, who is a great favorite that was seen at ‘‘Devil’s Elbow,”’ at the present Court of Spain, is to last fall, The alligators soon dispersbe married toa young and beautiful ed, following the sea devil,or whatever you may call him,.and such fighting Spanish lady. — never was witnessed. A’ point below Tue Canadian Government has or where the river’ suddenly narrows, dered 500 miles of telegraph wire to soon became blocked with dead alli be given to the Manitobans, so that gators, and the river was red with they can connect themselves with blood. It is dificult to account for the outer world. isyne of bonds amounting to 19 per it was equal, if not superior to any the numbers and sudden appearance cent. of the whole property of the county, to a railroad, namely, the Every Member is expected to be on hand promptly, at the hour named. By order, J. A. LANCASTER, Capt. Commanding. jis 4, ¥. Cazr, O, 8, Bue eee of these animals, but the latest. theoArter falling down stairs twice, a political body ever assembled in this city. Every class and interest in sory may throw some light upon the woman in Cincinnati succeeded in ciety was represented by men of firstsubject. It is believed by many that breaking her head. She was drank rate standing and ability, and the sethere isa large subterreancan passage at the time, and was going down Virginia City and Oreville road, which has no existence except on paper, and this was done without even lection of a ticket that will command of water between the headwaters of stairs for more liquor. Assessment Notice. RLEANS CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY.—Location of Works Ne vuda Township, Bevada County, Cal. NoTick.—There are delinquent upon the following described stock on account of Assessment levied on the 15th day of April, 1871, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective sharelrotders, as tollows-: Names. No. Cert. Shrs. Aiii’t. Charles MeEbvy, 56 10 $ 5,00 A. B. Brady, 3 200 100 00 David Norrie, 25 75 37 50 George Johnston, George Johnston, George Johnston, Orlando Stoddard, y22 48 50 200 25 13 100 100 00 12 50 6 50 50 00 Orlando Steddard, 51 50 25 00 Orlando Steddard, James A. Furzelh, James Watt, 52 24 47 Wm. Richards, 3 the people of the county, This bill . people seemed to be the paramount Qkeehobee lake, and that these monCoou.—A half witted fellow recentruns subsidy into robbery. There wish and purpose of each delegate.— sters have found’their way here in ly joined the ‘army of the Lord,”’ Tue Wasnincton Treaty.—The Finatiy.—£he Prince of Wales is following is the vote in the United heavily bearded; therefore the British people a second time with the temerwhich should insure the success of ity, in the face of his broken pledges, the Republican party here in Sepas shown by his record, to ask retenber. The candidates throughout election upon his professed ‘anti-subhave been selected with a view to sidy sentiments, What are the protheir fitness for the office to which fessions of men worth when their enthey aspiréd, and ho exception can be tire course gives the lie? There is made to any oné of the nominations. not a thieving scheme, concocted by The Examiner Claims Haight will 4 sdulless corporation, that by turnreceive the votes of every county exing over the leaves of the statute, its cept Nevada and Sierra in the State States Senate on the ratification of the lion is finally bearded in his den. Washington Treaty: Ayes—Ames, Anthony, Buckingham, Boreman, Caldwell, Cameron, show a decrease during the past Carpenter, Chandler, Clayton, Cole, month of about $3,000,000. Saran. Corbett, Cragin, Edmunds. Fenton, Ferry of Michigan, Flanagan, Preaching Sunday. Frelinghuysen, Gilbert, Hamilton of Divine Services will be held in the Meth equal ¢annot be found, sanctioned Maine, Morton, Nye, Osborn, Pat by H. H. Haight, as Governor of the State. These facts cannot be denied, Convention, > SWeanRine BY QuotTaTions.—There and inthe evening at 8 o'clock. School at 20’clock, P. mM. Kellogg, -Lewis, Logan, Morrill: of Services in the Congregational Church, terson, Pomeroy, Pool, Pratt, Ramevery Sunday morning and evening, at the sey, Rice, Robertson, Sawyer, Schurz usual hours of worship. Sebbath School immediately after morning service. Rev. E. Halleday, Pastor. Episcopal services at the Court House every Sunday morning a. 11 o’clock, by Rev. Mr. Anderson. Divine Services at the Catholic Church Sunday morning at 104 o'clock. Sabbath Sehool at 2, and Vespers at 8 P.M. Rev. Father Claire, Pastor. Scott, Sherman, Spencer, Stewart, And was a gregt musician who had a dreadSumner, Tipton, Trumbull, Wilson, yet this man is picked up by a party, ful.habit of swearing. But he was Windom, Wright—-52. simply because he discovered tat all very much ashamed of this habit, Noes—Bayard, Casserly, Cooper, for they are matters of record. thexe thieving schemes were unconand so, to excuse himself, always put Davisof Kentucky, Davis of Virginia, Kelley, Saulsbury, West Stevenstitutional, when the discovery could it as a quotation from the manager of son, Stockton, Thurman, Vickers, do no possible good. The decision the Convent Garden theatre, who at West—12. of the Supreme Court don’t indorse that time was Mr. Burn. The great Paired—Morri} of Vermont and the Governor, and not. being able to musician would exclaim, ‘I'll be Blair. Absent-—Johnston, Brownlow, Ferlonger maintgin the only theory upon d—d (as Mr. Burn would say) if I which he.as Governor could, --exerwill be lead by that fellow;” or ‘“‘d—n cise the veto, he will pledge again, the thing (as Mr. Burn would say) and if elected, be ready to sign as there’s not a single good note of mumany more such bills as the Legislasic in it.’’ I never heard that Mr. ture choose to pass. Willthe people Burn was in the least given to swearof this State trust to the pledges of ing, but the great musician thought ry of Connecticut, and Sprague. The San Francisco Chronicle says: Hamilton of Maryland was the oply Demvcrat who voted in favor of ratification, and West of Louisiana the only Republican who voted against. Why is it that the Demo . this man, in the face.of his record? that if he quoted his: manager, whom crats in the United States and the he considered the greatest personage Tories of England are of one way of Apacuxgs In Sonora.—The Prescott in the world, it would keep him harmthinking. Miner says: The Apache is omniless from the consequences of this present. _We hear of him at home, in Arizona, too often; then in Texas, New Mexico, Chihuahua and in So evil habit swearing. ~ Tue Harcut Stare.—The Haight nora, A short time ago, a party of ites are going for the whole hog in the ambiguous scoundrels went withthe State Conventi on. The slate is in.nine miles of Ures, the capital of probably as follows: For Governor , the Mexican State of Sonora, murderH. H. Haight; Lieutena nt Governor, ing and robbing on every hand.— Wm. Holden; Secretary of State, Al Civilization, in the States and Terriphabetical Brown, of Sacramento; tories named, has a hard time strugTreasurer, Pico; Controlle r, Robert gling against the Apaches. Watt, of Nevada; caused a flag upon a building in Albany N. Y., to become entangled in some ornamental iron work around the roof, and, in flapping back again, it toreaway about twenty-five pounds of the iron, and flung it through a window of the house opposite with such force as to penetrate through the carpet and floor to the ceiling of Attorney General, the room below. Divine services will be held at the A. M. E. Church Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Services in the evening at 8 o’clock. Services at the Baptist Church, morning and evening, at the usual hours of worship. Rev. J. A. Wirth, pastor. = : countenances. ‘Upon inquiry as to <i> + Opats are said to be the only kind . Mas, Cau: Bvanasom is going into of precious stones that cannot be imBoston savings the pulpit. fas JOHN TINGMAN, Sec’y Sacramento Pioneer Association. N. WALTERS, Secretary Library, Associatien, LAST CHANCE! $75,000 IN GIVEN Company, Main Street, Nevada city, on the FIFTH DAY OF JUNK, 187}, at the hour of . 12 o'clock, M. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. myld O. MALTMAN, Secretary. ©. MALTMAN, Sec’y. METROPOLITAN THEATRE, SACRAMENTO, CAL, —BY THE— Sacramento Pioneer and Library The above sale is postponed toTUESDAY, June 20th, at the sume time and. place. jelS O. MALTMAN, Secretary. Ui feewom wane: Bec ‘an So ai LOCA

Temper: On Wednes next week th meeting of the at the Methodi The meeting w nesday and co} and the séssio1 lic meeting on is expected thi Secretary of t! will address th day evening. . quent speaker, large attendan every Lodge oi county will b meetings. Th The Festival ing the past tw of the Episcop decided succes of entertainm also a means o On Friday eve in attendance, well patronizec & source of g many a curiou: terday the ladi« eon, which ws the citizens, a1 excellant ente consisting .of 1 AWAY! —AT THE— The above sale i» postponed to TUESDAY the 13th inst. at the same time and place. And a special meeting of the Trustees is ealled at 2 P. M. same day and place. j6 COIN NEVAD. Associations,!. Summe Wm. A. Ricl decorate parlo in splendid sty trimmings. 1 very handsome sive. Those ¢ kind can leave Hotel or the 1 will be promptl — $45,000 GOLD COIN ! GRAND GIFT CONCERT WILL be given at FIREMAN’S HALL. FOLSOM, Secure Your Tickets Imme~ diately-----Positively the Last Chance-No Tickets: Canceled--No Deduction. ~ Ferra &-Ch. Ferrand some sign in fr lery on Pine sti enthusiastie art a epmera for a ing was done b him to be very On Tuesday, July 4th, 1871. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE TOWN OF ‘FOLSOM AND VICINITY ; To Purchase,and Maintain as Free, the two Wire Suspension Bridges erossing the American River at Folsom and at Mormon. Island, and to pay the existing indebtedtiess on Firemen’s . Hall, Folsom. Being under the supervision of the follow-. ing gentlemen who constitute a Commitice in behalf the Sacramento Pioneers and Sacramento Library Associations : W. F. KNOX, ASA P. ANDREWS, THOS. BAKER, N. WALTERS, ISAAC LOHMAN, 60, 000 Tickets will be sold at $2 50° Coin, each, — $2.50 Coin, each. During the Concert the sum of $75,000, in Gold Coin, will be distributed to Ticket-hol J For Road . George W. Corral, Bridgey ‘day announced Road Commiss: decision of thi County Conver old resident of . by those who ki on the main iss old Republican During the Concert the sum of $45,000 in ders, as follows : Gold Coin will be distributed to the ‘Ticket Holders as follows : 1 GIG Gold: Coin. a. on. iis sieesecese 1-Gift Gold Coim.....cc. cece s b Gift: Gold) Coins isc ccccsivi cs cove A GES Gold O0te o:ise ssi oecic cen: 1 Gift Gold Coin..... 1 Gift Gold Coin...... 10 Gifts Gold Coin, $500 each ,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 5,000 Lectur 1 Gift of Gold Coin. . .$15,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin... 10,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin. .. 5,000 1 Gift of Gold Coin... 2,000: 3 Gifts Gold Coin-$1,000 3,000 5 Gifts Gold Coin-$500. 2,500 ‘5 Gifts Gold Coin-$300. 1,500 50 GiftsGold Coin-$100 5,000 667 Gifts, amounting to...... $45,000 100 Gifts Gold Coin-$50.5,000 300 Gifts Gold Coin-$30. 9,000 Board of Managers. 850 Gifts Gold Coin-$20. 17,000 B. F. BATES, 5U Gifts Gold Cuin, $100 each... 100 Gifts, Gold Coin, $50 (EACH. 2. 5,000 5,000 500 Gifts Gold Coin, $20 each... 10,000 J. O. BROWN, J. KINNEY, J. H. BURNHAM, A. ALEXANDER. Treasurer ¢ 1,917 @ifte.... 20.2. $75,000 With whom all moueys will be deposited, and through whom all disbursements will be made. , uy Concert given in San Francisco in sid of the Mercantile Library, and under the joint su The drawing willtake place and gifts be B. F. HASTINGS & CO. Bankers, Sacram'to. awarded in a precisely similar manner as the pervision of a Committee of well known citizens of Sacramento and the officers of said of Soda WsEach Ticket good for One Glass ter from Swan's celebrated ARCTIC SODA UNION MARKET. shtanere B. BULLARD, Proprietor. Nevada, June 16th. ; JACOB NAFFZIGAR, Prep’r. HK aregeps This evening will lecture at Church. Subje of the Divine rangements hav for Congregatio ery seat will be and tune books attend. To C The Board o} District advert ing up an ad house. The bi next Saturday. tain particulars Teacher. Boo! VY A copy of V Dictionary was land school hou days ago. The known, and unl its place those i him” with the himself the 4 tried for robbii returning the p1 [ For County “'T. B. White, incumbent, is a date for Superi subject to the d cratic County _ White is an exp he is thorough Tar Examine John Jack’s Variety Store. Democrats to b Send for old Lit PINE STREET, next door to the Corner of you a check on: words, start.a n _Broad Street, Nevada City. ON J having ited his new Store Reef, Pork, Mutton, Véal, &c. oJ “ape toes sore, public prepared to furnish age to make it t the Governor tc Paper, and you) ' NOTICE. —JOSEPH MIDDLEMISS hee for the Pacito Const for the: New Mutual Life Insurance Company ot this day been banks are said to be & Poe a fi find the above statement correct. NEVADA SKATING RINK. Insurance Com: of State reta ry during the adminisJor Wormaxp, . the . English pugilist what the riot wasabout,"’ says he ‘imPany, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Joseph Middlemiss tration of Joel T, Headly, and has died from the lately at the Marine Hospital in agine our chagrin when told it was bean deputy clerk 1 of Onondaga and Quebec. , ia J O S K E M MIDULEISS. R ‘ the fashion.”’ : Genesee counties. State of California, City and County of’ Sacramento, We hereby certify that we have examined the books of the General Agents of the Pioneer and Library Gift Concert, ang By special permission the Board of ManaAssociation. gers refer to the following well known citizens of Sacramento ; Gen. J. Howell, of Pacific Mutual Life InTreasurer—-Bank of B. F. HASTsurance Co: C. G. W. French, Attorney ; H. INGS & CO., Sacramento, with whom F. Hastings, Banker ; D. -W. Earl, Merchant; all moneys will be deposited, and by whom For Superintendent of Schools. A. Dennery, Merchant ; Alfred Spinks, Co. all disbursements will be made. T B. WHITH, of Nevada city, will be Treasurer; L. Powers, of L. Powers & Co.; @ 4s candidate for the office of SuperinH. 8. Crocker, of H. S. Crocker O Co.: J. 8. tendent of Public Schools, subject to the deMeredith, President Board of Supervisors. And every citizen of Folsom is hereby escision of the Democratic County Convenpecially referred to. tion. js The Gifts will be awarded in a precisely Business Agente. similar manner as at the Concert given in For Road Commissioner. San Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile LiSacramento, June 13th. brary, under the supervision of a CommitEO. W. PARSHLEY, of French tee of well known citizens of Folsom and Corral, will be a candidate for the office 1 of Koad Commissioner, subject to the deciSacramento. i Fifteen per cent comm ission will be allowsion of the Union Republican County Coned on all orders for Fifty or more tickets.— vention. jels Commission payable in tickets. . Ten per T ary favorite place of resort is open daiwit on all orders for Twenty and under ly to the public. The Hall and Skates Notice to Contractors. y. are kept in the best of order and satisfaction On receipt of a Post Office order or Greenis guaranteed to its 8. OTICE is hereby given that bids wil) backs for $30, we will send Twelve tickets to Admission 25 éents, including use of the be received at the Oakland school any address in the United States, » except Evening, when GentlemeD ; house, Gold Flat, up to SATURDAY June Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal = will be charged 25 cents extra for use 24th 1871, for building additional school commissions allowed.. Address orders to room. J. H. BURNHAM, Sec’y. ICE CREAM AND SODA kept onPlansand specifica’tions may be obtained ji3 P. O, Box 65, Folsom, Cal. at the school any time during on hand. Soda Tickets 10 for $1.— stahtly of P. McAusiin, and bids will be considLewn J. Gurr committed suiW. 8. Montgomery; Surveyor Genered on SATURDAY. By order Board of cide at the Talbot House, Syracuse, eral, John W. Bost; State Printer, Tue editor of. the Bangor (Me.) . Trustees M. D. Carr; Clerk of the Supreme Whig ways DENNIS McKEON N. ¥., June 5th, by taking poison. . 7 he recently saw a large Nevada June 17th 1871. ‘ Sore A letter fonnd in his room states Court, Seekle; School Master Gennumber of young ladies enter a pubDISSOLUTION NOTICE. that he was unab to obtain le employeral, O. P, Fitzgerald, Jo, Hamillic hall with dishevelled hair and hat ton may win, but we will bet an apment, and therefodid re not want te brims apparently wrinkled and brokbea burden to his friends. Gillet ple that this ticket is more than half en, and, as he fancied, with excited was a cler in the k office of the Secright. General Managers. Cadwalader, Davis & Co. Recentiya sudden gust of wind > Sabbath CADWALADER, DAVIS & €O, sold at publie agction, at the office of the Tux public debt statement will 30,000 Tickets will be sold at Texas, Hamilton of Maryland, Hamodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, lin, Harlan, Hill, Hitchcock, Howe, at which time arrangements will be made with railroad and steamboat companies for the accommodatioof n those who desire to attend. 12 50 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board ot Trustees made on the 15th day of April, 1871, go many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary will be never was a Governor in any State In this respect the Convention has great numbers, and. if not soon exterat the solicitation of aneloquent pas “in the Union who has proved himacquitted itself with entire. success. pated will obstruct,the navigation tor, and then cooly asked for his self more thoroughly the willing tool bounty. The Record says: The ticket nomiof the Oecklawaha. of corporations than this man H. H. nated is one which challenges analyae The public will be notified of the time of the drawing five days before it takes place, 15 00 25 00 50 00 CALIFORNIA, submitting the question to a vote of. the confidence and respect-—of thethe Ocklawaha and the waters.of the Haight, who now comes before the sis and comparison, and it is one 30 5 100 canceled and no reduction in the ‘amount of Prizes. : Our Tickets must all be sold. before the drawing, and judding from the present de. mand, we expect the remaining Tickets wil] -be disposed of in a limited number of days. bration on the Fourth of July. ability and‘‘push” that has entitled it There are-no full books remaining in our office, and we posi. Che Dw i taco, an “ as ¥% P Fae Bane Be gs Agent. hinge! a or LeoalrT ia i é An Ohio state “94 years old, a the beauty of hi