June 22, 1870 (4 pages)

of Representatives « week or two-ago, . has pte od the Senate on Monday, a Seat < voted to making whisk ia called “stand-pards,”-and~the-twofollowing days te" Teal matches. The wrestling matches tive. The ia were put on ‘ashantids Hwheolsreverséd anid: made} to stop the train in time to avoid the }are ‘the ‘obly things of the kied, io the dawn of civilization has been a joee the B duce the revénué sh Hodge: on ‘i 5 tril “and internal.taxes, to.the.amount of $65,000,000 annually below the pres4 ent rates. “T ~farnishes ne information .as,to the mature of the modifications proposed by the Senate Committee, further than that the income tax remains as fixed by the House —three per cent., and exemption to the aibount of $1,500. Thisisa Very mej) en masse, terial redaction; or.at least, it will be mach lighter on mechanics, clerks, and others with fixed salaries, who in gereral are assessed to the last dollar of. magnificence of the Church of Rome. their income. Ifthe Senate dees not to the rates fixed by the Honee, tion. There has been much complaint that the Federal taxes are oppressive, and the fact that some $30,000,000 of the public debt has been paid off in the fical year, beginning on the ist of July, crease over the past.year, resulting mainly from the greater efficiency inis amply, sufficient to. maintain the Government credit, At-sucha rate, now, with the continued growth of the country, and the. reduction of interest by the payment of a portion of the principal, the surplus in’ a few years would to over $100,000,000,. and the py hy would be canceled in leas on twenty years, It can be paid off in that time without rere taxation. A Forruxate Town.—San Francisod'is'in Want “of ‘a post for' the * Fourtli of July, but our sister town ot Grass Valley is more fortunate in this re spect. She has a poet in the person of oar heavy friend of the Union, who is of an uncommon auiount of. thé “divine afflatus,” and has consented to allow bis: imagination to soar aloft with the American eagle, to add additional interest to the celebration of the great, American holiday. . We know his poem will be fervid and patriotic, and as stirring as a piece of martial music, We have the pleasare: of announcing to our readers, that Rute has promised us an advance sg of, the production of his genius, for iil tion in the TRANSCHIPT, . -, A Reading (Community. J. 8. Swan, agent forthe San Francisco Chfoniélé, has beén fi town for about a ‘week, and has procuted eightyfive subscribers for that paper. , That is more than the combined circalation of all the other Bay papers taken” here. and Expenses. The total receipts of the late Fair and Festival; by the Methodist ‘Social Cirele amounted'to $674 35 ; expenses, $207 85; leaving = 50 as. she pat REMOVAL OF ; CarrraL.—A Washington Hiapate of the 19th, says the Wes embers'who are’ tavorable to the removal of the Capital, and who desire so ;prevent further national’ diture in the city of W ashington, eccured the defédt of the Lill appropriating $180,000 for the repairing of Penn’ gylvania ‘Avenue. Tas New ELEGRAPH. he hie, ogee rons cis a Press are wciving Ei aiacatcles ng ' ae ® 21 “ dispatches was in those pa-. revealing more of the true spirit of dethe tax will be abolished entirely, 28 . votion afd himahity, atid’ the “ladies the act levying it lias expired by limitaconcerned bave manifested the very Italian journal, the Cattolico, at Genoa, last yeat; Shows that thé tax'fs lreavier . states that fresh steps are being taken than necessary. It has been estimated . at Rome to get the canonization of that without any ‘change in the rate of . Chriatopher Colambus agreed to. It taxation, the surplus reyenve for the . may. be remembered that, so far back as. 1865, two laymen in France and would amonat to $100,000, 000—the in* Italy simultaneously addressed : the same demand to the Holy See. In the following yeat, tie Cardinal Archbishtroduced into the revenue service. This} op of Bordeaux, Mgr. Donnet, in whose is a larger surplds than is needed to be . metropolitan jurisdiction are found the raised to apply on the public debt. The French Antilles, prayed the Pope to estimate of the House bill is to redace lend a favorable ear to the above peti, the debt $35,000,000 annually, which . tions. ter up, and the Cardinal Archbishop of cision is in their favor. .great demand to furnish masic for celeae — which — at ‘aly guest among the settlers, carrying we ter forthe women,.tending.their ba. bies, and “making © himself generally ‘admiration of ail who delight: ; im wue, 1 When it bad been ascertained L manty-sport. Py . lived ‘gbout fife ! -whosaw the man “Thursday evening, . done. After he was run over, ' the man Peetieare cel een “ minutes:~ . were under. the — that hev was insane. terrible actident, but tt was “pot to-be—arties — roe praisi he GREAT OVERLAND RDA ENE ACTIIE PIET Ra sree CIRCUS & & MERACERIC. : 3 ESe ras . Nevada outy, on, Saturday > Tune ‘that poor old Diego, in bisdeafness and . imbecility had-beén sccidentally killed, and when some rough characters were about, to rudely bury.his mangled.remaitis, the Catholi¢é women turned out took possession of the old’ man’s lifeless body, procured the attendance of some friendly priests and buried him with all the ceremony and The only experiment made this yeer, in the vicinity of Grass Valley, in. silk enitufe has been made by Mr. Dimon, of Boston Raviné.' ‘He 'tias fed. about thirty thousand ‘worms, and these *havée each made a cocoon; and are now engaged in propagating their species. Mr. Dinién hat’bad té ‘rasdle'fér food for the worms, as lie has‘no™ mulberry plantation, and. yet with this drawback, he bas been successful. The cocoons are remarkably uoiform in size, and the silk is ot the very best description. The prize fight to’ coulé off in Jaly has been all arranged: Articles were signed Monday andthe money put up. Andrew Steele and John Rogers are to. fight a fair’ stand ‘up fight under the rules of the’London Prize’ Ring. The fight is to také place within tena.miles of the town of Grass Valley. The Buréka' niill had @ ran of ofevin and one half days, up to Saturday We have never heara of an incident highest impulses of Christian womanhood. CaNontzation o¥ CoLuMBus.—An $25,000. The Methodist Sanday School library has now 750 volumesinit. — AFFAIRS AT WHEATLAND.—A correspondent: of the Marysville Standard writes, as, follows from ‘Wheatland: Farmers are all busy cutting, their grain. Crops generally are good, in fact,. better than they have been for some years, Some barley .and. wheat on the uplands is short, but all‘appears well ‘filled ;. the Keads are’ nov large’ but the grain is.plump.» ‘Threshing ‘will commence next week through the country. As an indication of good crops in this vicinity, there ‘have been bought in this neighborhood ‘three of Pitts” improved « machines this year, making tea or. twelve threshers owned and run within seven. miles .ob here. The«own-of Wheatland is improving slowly but sate. The Railroad Agent, Mr. Holland, haw ‘erected @ powder house. Loshe, of John Zegquiebine & Co., the energetic storekeepers, has the lumber on the ground for a large grain ware house. Mr. Peters, from the Zinc House, Nevada county’ is hanling the lumber for the erection of a restaurant,'to be built immediately, Wao. B. Ogue, from Deer Creek Crossing, Nevada county, has purchased une and a half lots, where he intends patting up a two. story, business house, of some kind. ,Spain, in its tara, took the matBurgos fully joined in.the prayer of his French colleague, ~ It has been objected. that this subject could not be introduced without violating the rules wisely laid down by Pope Benedict XIV. But this exception—which would be -pecessarily-uniqae-in the history of the Church, since there are’ mo more new worlds to discover and .to subject to the Gospel—stems justified by the noble character of the man for whom the honor of being plated tipon Catholic altars is solicited. It is certain, too, that Christopher Columbus , in an eminent degree, all the Christian virtues. Lorreries— A San Francisco dispatch eays parties from the East are taking advice of eminent lawyers on the legality. of lotteries in this. State, with a view of going into them extensively from this time to-the meeting of the next Legislature. They claim that if the penalty has been repealed and a law passed allowing any party to conduct lotteries, no penalty can attach to any ether party engaging in the same business, on the ground that the Constitution provided that all, general laws must be uniform in operation, and that it can not be a wtimge for one man todo what another may do lawiully. If the Mercantile Lottery is carried through successfully they will start a littess or Napongos-UA” Patis standing the dehialof the Journal. Oficiel, it is definitely ascertained that the Emperor Napoleon has been sick for similar scheme ona similar scale, in several days, and on Friday was not order to bring the matter into Court . able'to be present at a reception that and have the test case made, and then . had. been appointed for that day. In go into the business regularly it the dea spite of the sensation rumors that have rtles who! been afloat during the last twenty-four have been engaged in lotteries in anette ge ld a's States where now prohibited are ready hours, it is believed in the best informto furnish any amount of. capital to . &d circles that his illness—which is carry onthe busitie’s here. return of his old malady, as well asa Ix D ann Bred hal ass tn touch of the rheumatism—is not dangerous. A consultation of physicians brating the Fourth. The Downieville yee hag seve 1900Band accepted a call from Camptonville, . and subsequently the «citizens of Dow“nieville having decided to celebrate, they sent to Gibsonville to tye music from. that place. _ Drownep.—Joba M. Bennett, eldest son of R. -H. Bennett, of Oakland, was drowned in the Merced river, Yosemite valley, while attempting to pass ford, on the 14th inst, 5 age ap a party. of students of Rey, Mr. Me Ext —A Lend ENSIVE STRIKE.—A on dis Gtatete Aatel y at Oaki i. aho. eli patch says the strike on the continent ig spreading rapidly, and all the iron foundries are stopping one after anothel. It is believed to have been ordered by the Central Committee of ‘the Tnternight. The result was a little, over). dispatch of the 19th, says that notwith. . feoonteroaley. -Sbesees ew pf ‘COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROVISions of the,.-, NEW SCHOOL LAW, pre expecial instractions from the Staté will be Wo Election for School Trustee A. MORSE, ‘County Sup"t ( ommon Schools. over, . ~ jess-iw AUCTION SALE. ncn ON SATURDAY, JUNE 25th, 1870, At1@ oeclock, A. M. Atthe Auction Room, Corner of Main and W. H. DAVIDSON, . . AUCTIONEER. The articles consist in part as fellowes : BEDDING, BEDSTEADS, CARPETS, LOOKING GLASSES, “ CHAIRS, CROCKERY, ‘TABLES, &e., &e., de, NEVADA THEATRE. / { M'"* ADELAIDE PHILLIPS, Has the honor to announce: A. meniges CONCERT, —ON— Thureday Eve’g: June 234. Assisted by the following Artistes MR. J. LEVY, Acknowledged by the entire preas to be the Greatest Cornet’ Player Y) inthe Word. Mr.C. W.RAWNOR, Basso. Mr. E.J.PASSMORE, Pianist. $i; fer saleat G. W. Weich’s BookNo extra charge for reserved seats. GREAT BARCAINS. Good Chance for the Public, THE DOLLAR STORE, Mi a ne EET pled by 3. by J. & %, Thonenthal, oilers everything fo we Cost Prices. Dee AOS CARR ae The coasiéts of a spiencit rtiment of ta Trimmip Milline: ood gs, ty me Slag dane ee CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, eaeaeeeegii ta ASSETS, Dec. 1st, 188, over $27,000,000 Total Claims by death, paid goupeere Rodate,. « Total vividends paid to date "6,500,000 PS : Peete os Purely Mutual, coer sr more in case: it ie} /NOTICE TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES. . Saperintendent of Public Instraction, there held this year. The old incombent will hold . Des deb iho . eveda, June 36h.) 25th. 187 0. spp ee EF Will also denis at the following placesGRASS VALLEY, June 22d. “DUTCH FLAT, June 2th, SAN JUAN, June 2th. MOORE'S FLAT, June 27th. GRANITEVILLE, Juné 2th. J. R. MARSHALL, General Business Agent. Nevada, June 2ist. BANCROFT’ 8. 4721 Market street, San Francisco., 1 apogee AND: 8T. ATIONERY, AT NEW YORK PRICES. Printing, Binding, . Engreving, Lithographing. FLOOR—Retail De t. School, Fa stedical, Belen, "Teigious apd. Miscelianeous tionery and SECOND Peaadicl wicket Department — Paper, blank Books, Envelopes, &c. Derk at stevenson street, entranes first floor, where all goods at wholesale are delfyered AL he Subscription Department is sieo upon . THIED {eb ¥LOOR— Printing 5 rach bat StampMesers Tarp have placed ier elegant Steam Frirt Office a our thira floor. Mr, Stott the finest ver in America has removed to sbis r. ee Wedding TaviFOURTH iH FLOOR— . Mesers. Wm. B. Cooke & Co. having sold to ue their Stati co plesk er Bins entire attention to aud THE re a er and opening 1 “Goods, Sterm Boiler, sings. The pu a cordially invited to teok. turbegh Bes. mi Hav 9 most perfect facilities of any essabhehenant of the kind in the world for dod ducting & resail and Manufacturing. Bcok and Stationery pecsaens. 2 = goeds ana our work will be superior, aud our prices LuW ER than the Vin¥ LOWEST upon this coast, Address aaeies San Francisco, Cal. THE ECLECTIc LIFE ir INSURANCE COMPANY.21 181 Broadway, N. ¥. wemuUuTrUAL. ‘HIS"COMPANY is po Pind ba in its operations— profit among the policy heldere at the of ae second and every subecquent year. assets of the Company now amount to 61,000,000. ne THE ECLROTIO Issues Policies en every known plan, and all Policies can be changed from one plan to an~other at the option of the insured without sny disadvantage in regard to the premium already paidin. The establishment of the i Kelectic Life Insurance Company marks an era in this claés of business. Special Features. THK ECLECTIC, as indicated by its name furnishes insurance on all the improved plans extant, including Life, Joint Life, Endowmen t Joint Endowment, Limitéd’ Payment, Term and Retura Premitim Policies, Children’s Endowment, Instalment Payments; Aunuities Survivorships, &¢, : GEORGE CLAUSSENIUS, General Agent tor the Pacific ‘Coast, ° . 408 California Street, x . Between Montgomery and Sansone cneww. Wa DAVIDSON: AGEsT. Nom MayApaCoUnTY. “A. L, BANCROFT & CO. : now maukt << mab taiuance o£ 8KAarusseaey. x ESPREASIESSER FEE

of Representatives « week or two-ago, . has pte od the Senate on Monday, a Seat < voted to making whisk ia called “stand-pards,”-and~the-twofollowing days te" Teal matches. The wrestling matches tive. The ia were put on ‘ashantids Hwheolsreverséd anid: made} to stop the train in time to avoid the }are ‘the ‘obly things of the kied, io the dawn of civilization has been a joee the B duce the revénué sh Hodge: on ‘i 5 tril “and internal.taxes, to.the.amount of $65,000,000 annually below the pres4 ent rates. “T ~farnishes ne information .as,to the mature of the modifications proposed by the Senate Committee, further than that the income tax remains as fixed by the House —three per cent., and exemption to the aibount of $1,500. Thisisa Very mej) en masse, terial redaction; or.at least, it will be mach lighter on mechanics, clerks, and others with fixed salaries, who in gereral are assessed to the last dollar of. magnificence of the Church of Rome. their income. Ifthe Senate dees not to the rates fixed by the Honee, tion. There has been much complaint that the Federal taxes are oppressive, and the fact that some $30,000,000 of the public debt has been paid off in the fical year, beginning on the ist of July, crease over the past.year, resulting mainly from the greater efficiency inis amply, sufficient to. maintain the Government credit, At-sucha rate, now, with the continued growth of the country, and the. reduction of interest by the payment of a portion of the principal, the surplus in’ a few years would to over $100,000,000,. and the py hy would be canceled in leas on twenty years, It can be paid off in that time without rere taxation. A Forruxate Town.—San Francisod'is'in Want “of ‘a post for' the * Fourtli of July, but our sister town ot Grass Valley is more fortunate in this re spect. She has a poet in the person of oar heavy friend of the Union, who is of an uncommon auiount of. thé “divine afflatus,” and has consented to allow bis: imagination to soar aloft with the American eagle, to add additional interest to the celebration of the great, American holiday. . We know his poem will be fervid and patriotic, and as stirring as a piece of martial music, We have the pleasare: of announcing to our readers, that Rute has promised us an advance sg of, the production of his genius, for iil tion in the TRANSCHIPT, . -, A Reading (Community. J. 8. Swan, agent forthe San Francisco Chfoniélé, has beén fi town for about a ‘week, and has procuted eightyfive subscribers for that paper. , That is more than the combined circalation of all the other Bay papers taken” here. and Expenses. The total receipts of the late Fair and Festival; by the Methodist ‘Social Cirele amounted'to $674 35 ; expenses, $207 85; leaving = 50 as. she pat REMOVAL OF ; CarrraL.—A Washington Hiapate of the 19th, says the Wes embers'who are’ tavorable to the removal of the Capital, and who desire so ;prevent further national’ diture in the city of W ashington, eccured the defédt of the Lill appropriating $180,000 for the repairing of Penn’ gylvania ‘Avenue. Tas New ELEGRAPH. he hie, ogee rons cis a Press are wciving Ei aiacatcles ng ' ae ® 21 “ dispatches was in those pa-. revealing more of the true spirit of dethe tax will be abolished entirely, 28 . votion afd himahity, atid’ the “ladies the act levying it lias expired by limitaconcerned bave manifested the very Italian journal, the Cattolico, at Genoa, last yeat; Shows that thé tax'fs lreavier . states that fresh steps are being taken than necessary. It has been estimated . at Rome to get the canonization of that without any ‘change in the rate of . Chriatopher Colambus agreed to. It taxation, the surplus reyenve for the . may. be remembered that, so far back as. 1865, two laymen in France and would amonat to $100,000, 000—the in* Italy simultaneously addressed : the same demand to the Holy See. In the following yeat, tie Cardinal Archbishtroduced into the revenue service. This} op of Bordeaux, Mgr. Donnet, in whose is a larger surplds than is needed to be . metropolitan jurisdiction are found the raised to apply on the public debt. The French Antilles, prayed the Pope to estimate of the House bill is to redace lend a favorable ear to the above peti, the debt $35,000,000 annually, which . tions. ter up, and the Cardinal Archbishop of cision is in their favor. .great demand to furnish masic for celeae — which — at ‘aly guest among the settlers, carrying we ter forthe women,.tending.their ba. bies, and “making © himself generally ‘admiration of ail who delight: ; im wue, 1 When it bad been ascertained L manty-sport. Py . lived ‘gbout fife ! -whosaw the man “Thursday evening, . done. After he was run over, ' the man Peetieare cel een “ minutes:~ . were under. the — that hev was insane. terrible actident, but tt was “pot to-be—arties — roe praisi he GREAT OVERLAND RDA ENE ACTIIE PIET Ra sree CIRCUS & & MERACERIC. : 3 ESe ras . Nevada outy, on, Saturday > Tune ‘that poor old Diego, in bisdeafness and . imbecility had-beén sccidentally killed, and when some rough characters were about, to rudely bury.his mangled.remaitis, the Catholi¢é women turned out took possession of the old’ man’s lifeless body, procured the attendance of some friendly priests and buried him with all the ceremony and The only experiment made this yeer, in the vicinity of Grass Valley, in. silk enitufe has been made by Mr. Dimon, of Boston Raviné.' ‘He 'tias fed. about thirty thousand ‘worms, and these *havée each made a cocoon; and are now engaged in propagating their species. Mr. Dinién hat’bad té ‘rasdle'fér food for the worms, as lie has‘no™ mulberry plantation, and. yet with this drawback, he bas been successful. The cocoons are remarkably uoiform in size, and the silk is ot the very best description. The prize fight to’ coulé off in Jaly has been all arranged: Articles were signed Monday andthe money put up. Andrew Steele and John Rogers are to. fight a fair’ stand ‘up fight under the rules of the’London Prize’ Ring. The fight is to také place within tena.miles of the town of Grass Valley.. The Buréka' niill had @ ran of ofevin and one half days, up to Saturday We have never heara of an incident highest impulses of Christian womanhood. CaNontzation o¥ CoLuMBus.—An $25,000. The Methodist Sanday School library has now 750 volumesinit. — AFFAIRS AT WHEATLAND.—A correspondent: of the Marysville Standard writes, as, follows from ‘Wheatland: Farmers are all busy cutting, their grain. Crops generally are good, in fact,. better than they have been for some years, Some barley .and. wheat on the uplands is short, but all‘appears well ‘filled ;. the Keads are’ nov large’ but the grain is.plump.» ‘Threshing ‘will commence next week through the country. As an indication of good crops in this vicinity, there ‘have been bought in this neighborhood ‘three of Pitts” improved « machines this year, making tea or. twelve threshers owned and run within seven. miles .ob here. The«own-of Wheatland is improving slowly but sate. The Railroad Agent, Mr. Holland, haw ‘erected @ powder house. Loshe, of John Zegquiebine & Co., the energetic storekeepers, has the lumber on the ground for a large grain ware house. Mr. Peters, from the Zinc House, Nevada county’ is hanling the lumber for the erection of a restaurant,'to be built immediately, Wao. B. Ogue, from Deer Creek Crossing, Nevada county, has purchased une and a half lots, where he intends patting up a two. story, business house, of some kind. ,Spain, in its tara, took the matBurgos fully joined in.the prayer of his French colleague, ~ It has been objected. that this subject could not be introduced without violating the rules wisely laid down by Pope Benedict XIV. But this exception—which would be -pecessarily-uniqae-in the history of the Church, since there are’ mo more new worlds to discover and .to subject to the Gospel—stems justified by the noble character of the man for whom the honor of being plated tipon Catholic altars is solicited. It is certain, too, that Christopher Columbus , in an eminent degree, all the Christian virtues. Lorreries— A San Francisco dispatch eays parties from the East are

taking advice of eminent lawyers on the legality. of lotteries in this. State, with a view of going into them extensively from this time to-the meeting of the next Legislature. They claim that if the penalty has been repealed and a law passed allowing any party to conduct lotteries, no penalty can attach to any ether party engaging in the same business, on the ground that the Constitution provided that all, general laws must be uniform in operation, and that it can not be a wtimge for one man todo what another may do lawiully. If the Mercantile Lottery is carried through successfully they will start a littess or Napongos-UA” Patis standing the dehialof the Journal. Oficiel, it is definitely ascertained that the Emperor Napoleon has been sick for similar scheme ona similar scale, in several days, and on Friday was not order to bring the matter into Court . able'to be present at a reception that and have the test case made, and then . had. been appointed for that day. In go into the business regularly it the dea spite of the sensation rumors that have rtles who! been afloat during the last twenty-four have been engaged in lotteries in anette ge ld a's States where now prohibited are ready hours, it is believed in the best informto furnish any amount of. capital to . &d circles that his illness—which is carry onthe busitie’s here. return of his old malady, as well asa Ix D ann Bred hal ass tn touch of the rheumatism—is not dangerous. A consultation of physicians brating the Fourth. The Downieville yee hag seve 1900Band accepted a call from Camptonville, . and subsequently the «citizens of Dow“nieville having decided to celebrate, they sent to Gibsonville to tye music from. that place. _ Drownep.—Joba M. Bennett, eldest son of R. -H. Bennett, of Oakland, was drowned in the Merced river, Yosemite valley, while attempting to pass ford, on the 14th inst, 5 age ap a party. of students of Rey, Mr.. Me Ext —A Lend ENSIVE STRIKE.—A on dis Gtatete Aatel y at Oaki i. aho. eli patch says the strike on the continent ig spreading rapidly, and all the iron foundries are stopping one after anothel. It is believed to have been ordered by the Central Committee of ‘the Tnternight. The result was a little, over). dispatch of the 19th, says that notwith. . feoonteroaley. -Sbesees ew pf ‘COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROVISions of the,.-, NEW SCHOOL LAW, pre expecial instractions from the Staté will be Wo Election for School Trustee A. MORSE, ‘County Sup"t ( ommon Schools. over, . ~ jess-iw AUCTION SALE. ncn ON SATURDAY, JUNE 25th, 1870, At1@ oeclock, A. M. Atthe Auction Room, Corner of Main and W. H. DAVIDSON, . . AUCTIONEER. The articles consist in part as fellowes : BEDDING, BEDSTEADS, CARPETS, LOOKING GLASSES, “ CHAIRS, CROCKERY, ‘TABLES, &e., &e., de, NEVADA THEATRE. / { M'"* ADELAIDE PHILLIPS, Has the honor to announce: A. meniges CONCERT, —ON— Thureday Eve’g: June 234. Assisted by the following Artistes MR. J. LEVY, Acknowledged by the entire preas to be the Greatest Cornet’ Player Y) inthe Word. Mr.C. W.RAWNOR, Basso. Mr. E.J.PASSMORE, Pianist. $i; fer saleat G. W. Weich’s BookNo extra charge for reserved seats. GREAT BARCAINS. Good Chance for the Public, THE DOLLAR STORE, Mi a ne EET pled by 3. by J. & %, Thonenthal, oilers everything fo we Cost Prices.. Dee AOS CARR ae The coasiéts of a spiencit rtiment of ta Trimmip Milline: ood gs, ty me Slag dane ee CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, eaeaeeeegii ta ASSETS, Dec. 1st, 188, over $27,000,000 Total Claims by death, paid goupeere Rodate,. « Total vividends paid to date "6,500,000 PS : Peete os Purely Mutual, coer sr more in case: it ie} /NOTICE TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES. . Saperintendent of Public Instraction, there held this year. The old incombent will hold . Des deb iho . eveda, June 36h.) 25th. 187 0. spp ee EF Will also denis at the following placesGRASS VALLEY, June 22d. “DUTCH FLAT, June 2th, SAN JUAN, June 2th. MOORE'S FLAT, June 27th. GRANITEVILLE, Juné 2th. J. R. MARSHALL, General Business Agent. Nevada, June 2ist. BANCROFT’ 8. 4721 Market street, San Francisco., 1 apogee AND: 8T. ATIONERY, AT NEW YORK PRICES. Printing, Binding, . Engreving, Lithographing. FLOOR—Retail De t. School, Fa stedical, Belen, "Teigious apd. Miscelianeous tionery and SECOND Peaadicl wicket Department — Paper, blank Books, Envelopes, &c. Derk at stevenson street, entranes first floor, where all goods at wholesale are delfyered AL he Subscription Department is sieo upon . THIED {eb ¥LOOR— Printing 5 rach bat StampMesers Tarp have placed ier elegant Steam Frirt Office a our thira floor. Mr, Stott the finest ver in America has removed to sbis r. ee Wedding TaviFOURTH iH FLOOR— . Mesers. Wm. B. Cooke & Co. having sold to ue their Stati co plesk er Bins entire attention to aud THE re a er and opening 1 “Goods, Sterm Boiler, sings. The pu a cordially invited to teok. turbegh Bes. mi Hav 9 most perfect facilities of any essabhehenant of the kind in the world for dod ducting & resail and Manufacturing. Bcok and Stationery pecsaens. 2 = goeds ana our work will be superior, aud our prices LuW ER than the Vin¥ LOWEST upon this coast, Address aaeies San Francisco, Cal. THE ECLECTIc LIFE ir INSURANCE COMPANY.21 181 Broadway, N. ¥. wemuUuTrUAL. ‘HIS"COMPANY is po Pind ba in its operations— profit among the policy heldere at the of ae second and every subecquent year. assets of the Company now amount to 61,000,000. ne THE ECLROTIO Issues Policies en every known plan, and all Policies can be changed from one plan to an~other at the option of the insured without sny disadvantage in regard to the premium already paidin. The establishment of the i Kelectic Life Insurance Company marks an era in this claés of business. Special Features. THK ECLECTIC, as indicated by its name furnishes insurance on all the improved plans extant, including Life, Joint Life, Endowmen t Joint Endowment, Limitéd’ Payment, Term and Retura Premitim Policies, Children’s Endowment, Instalment Payments; Aunuities Survivorships, &¢, : GEORGE CLAUSSENIUS, General Agent tor the Pacific ‘Coast, ° . 408 California Street, x . Between Montgomery and Sansone cneww. Wa DAVIDSON: AGEsT. Nom MayApaCoUnTY. “A. L, BANCROFT & CO. : now maukt << mab taiuance o£ 8KAarusseaey. x ESPREASIESSER FEE