June 27, 1869 (4 pages)

INSTANT AND FuTurE.—From tho Lirth this country bas lived more in the . The great every sort that has marks career and signalized it beyond other histories has been employed chief. ly a8 am index to other increments, surpassing all previous. To-day this ten~ ‘dency to fore cast ig more di then over, says the Wort’ A + atiticipation runs riot. The cause leading to it in a Menstite excuses the ‘tendency. ~ We are at last on the grave of slavery, _ that so long acted as an eccentric agent one extraordinary accretion. will the. —thatin which our tale is be gp: at Bs, oad? That Sd which preparation a n jimmie liable to the pins ‘modifications. Cubs is gaining power over Spain, and if Cuba. gaina freedom. ‘her. annexation is certain. The Dominion of Canada. is not indisolub! Great Britain ; if loosened, she gravitates naturally and necessarily to the t federation. Two years ago, the et fra had 3,700,000. inhabitants. Tho increase she has had, if maintained, would give her 14,890,000 residents at. = close of the current century—59000 a century hence. Canada has upon every interest, and therefore on “~ ~_9ygty computation. We have passed the crucible crucible test ‘of a great rebellion, and demonstrated both the homogeneity and permazience of our empire. We have stood up under a debt that was hardly ever paralleled, and it ig being lessened. We have crossed the whole continent with railwaya. The govern-. “ment has: been maintained,and the great struggle has only approved it more completely, and shown its efficacy in all eat to equal what we kiew __of it im some.: One foreign government . driven from. continent ; one has beon brought out; another is struggling desperately against deposition ; a fourth is trying to avert the same fate by concession and anges in its functions. Just at this instant of change anil point of both arrival and departure, we come to the usual decennial enumeration of the country. Its figures, covering the whole term of our troubles, will enable us to know what our losses and ‘gains have been,” This solid footing of absolute knowledge 1 will direct our steps on many in Questions, and. upon those mightier ones that are heralded in regular steam transit from Canton to San Francisco, and from San, Francisco from Phitadolphia vo Liverpool ; in. ray agitations that seom likely to rend Cuba from Spain;in the slow anitannns of Mexico, and the a nationality that prothlede to be conti~ nental. For seventy years we have made an average popular increase of 34 per cont. each decade. This ratio would give us 42,000,000 population in 1870} And thtugh the war interfered with the increase, it is hardly probable that we shall fall below 41 000,000, against 38,000,000 returned by the last French census, ‘and less than 30,000,000 in Great Britain. If this isso, the rate will establish 54,000,000 in 1880,more than 71,000,000 in 1900; and about 95,000,000 for the twentieth century. And this though our Borders should not. be enlarged. But oug wholp history is one of increase. Sq. miles. We had, when. our indepen~ $ denée wassccured, « 815,615 With Louisiana, in ‘1808, 930,928 Florida, in 1821, added, 59,263 Texas, in 1 brought, 287,505 Oregems in 1846, added 280,425 California.in 1847; secured, 649,762 Arizona, in’ 1854, added, 27,500 Alaska, in 1866, gave us, 577,890 Making in all, 8,578,398 This is the positive territorial growth since 1786—from 815,615 to 3,578,398 square milés, gained trom England, from. France, front’ Spain, from Mexico, from Russia from al] contaguous coun. tries, There is nothing in all .this ‘to prove that the greater power—jreater in population, in developement of all sorts, in communication, in ‘wealth and in prestige—will not attract to itself as strongly a8 the «less, and that at the close of the century our population will not be less than 100,000,000. In 1810 a calculation of the future growth for the future decades of the century was made that has been verified within three hundred ‘thousand on every occasion, and within less than one hundred thousand in @ majority of instances. That estimate placed out census at 31,753,824 in 1860; it was 31, 445,089; at 41,328,482 in 1870 ; 56,450,241 in 1880, 77,266,989 in 1890, and 100,355,985 -in 1900. This estimate was further followed to 138,000, 000 in 1980, 177,000,000 in 1940, 235,000,000 in 1970, and 283,000,000 i in 2000. ae ™ doubled her = 180 thi every eighteen years since’ 1 this country every . twenty-three. It°may be doubtful— whether our proximate growth will first take in this territory, or whethet it will again move south. It is in order for the pendulum to swing toward the equster, and only to touch the pole nh on the rebound. There are 218 Square —s olated waiting that moments um. r,, Webster, who is. urging. Semnigation to Canada; says that the annual increment to the United States is 100,000,000 from immigration alone, and urges the fact as a reason why the Dominion should struggle for that help The subject is one that affects our immediate policy and prosperity, but it is not one to be decided with a few words atany time. Its result was marked in ong memoirs of Talleyrand, now soon-to a ublished, in which he says: n the side of America Europe must always have her eyes open, and not furs nish any pretext for recriminatiou ‘or sal. America is increasing every day. She will becomea colossal power and a moment must arrive when, placed on more easy communication with Europe by means of new discoveries, she will wish to say her word in our affairs, and have a hand in them. Political pradence, therefore, imposes on governe ments of the old continent the care of scrupulously watching that no pretext shall be offered for such an interven~ tion. The day that America shall plant her foot in Europe, peace and security will be banished fora long time.” These considerations lead to speculations that can be comprehen er ended. All of them are, however, friendly to us, and page cs of the great railroad and the enumera are but intri re in a p duct it dazes the mind REARRESTED.—A few days since,says the San Francisco Chronicle,we reported the arrest of D, Gordan, late editor of the Petaluma Argus, as a deserter from the United States Army, and his subse~ quent release. It appears that’Gordon, during a-druaken spree, exposed himself, and furnished such evidence as caused bis regrrest, and he is now doing penance for his imprudenco i in Alcatraz jail. Victory Minze.—This mine is situated on Massachusetts Hill, and has beon.worked during the summer, off and on, for eight years, the water having’ occasioned intermissions in operas‘ tions. A shaft has been sunk to the depth of 20 fect, and a dnft run 300 feet onthe ledge, The mine has been thoroughly prospected and they have a good, well defined ledge. Considers able rock has been taken out, which has averaged $14 to the ton. A whim has been erected for hoisting, and it is the intention of the owners to put up steam machinery soon. The mine is owned others. So.says the Grass Valley National. A Man Suep ror $40,000 ror En~ TICING AWAY ANOTHER Man's WiFze.— In the Fifteenth District Court of San Francisco, Thursday last,says the Chron. icle, asuit was commenced by Neal Ger~ genson against Peter -Lane, and in his complaint alleges that in the month of May, 1867, while the plaintiff was living and cohabiting with his wife, Sophie C. Gergenson, on California street, and while they were living thus happily together, the defendant did maliciously entice her away from the plaintilf and detain her away in opposition to his utmost peaceful efforts. Plaintiff claims that the said Sophie wag alienated for him and her affections destroyed, and he was deprived of her society and assistance ; that the defendant debauched her and injured him ia the sum ae “$40,000 and costs of suit. Tue arrival of Gov, Haight at Sacn ramento is announced. tied to and worked by James MeCann and . twilens $50 in the 5 heals of J. i Caldwell toveupply ‘theschildren with re~ freshments. Ie wile tecidad® Gist the procession . should be formed.on Broad street, right resting on “Pine. ~ The” variots organi-t zations will be formed when the first gun is fired at‘11 o'clock, at points des-. ignated by the Marshal. At a quarter past 11 o’clock, the second gun will be fred and the line will be formed.— o’clock, sharp, when the third gun is} fired. The committee was instructed to make arrangements for the ringiag of all the bells at sunrise and sunset.— The sevéral committees reported progress and the meeting adjourned to Monday night. ‘ Scnoon Tax.—The election for Trustee of Nevada School District, and also . to vote for or against paying the debt on the new school building, by meang of taxation, came off yesterday. 313 votes were polled, of which 246 were for taxation, and 67 against it. For ‘School Trastee,.John W. Hinds .received 197 votes and W.H. Crawford 112. For Assessor and Collector, C. H: Mead received 175 votes and A. H. Parker 130. . RANcu For SALE.—Marin Touroudat, of Washington, offers a fine ranch of 28 acres for sale near that place. The land is good and favorably located for cultivation. It has at present a crop growing. See advertisement. For CoLLecton.—E, 0. Tompkins of Bear Valley, is announced as « candidate for the office of Collector. REARDAN IN San FRANcisco.— A dispatch received in this city yesterday, states that the Democratic Delegation to the State Convention ‘for San Francisco, stands, Reardan and Crockett 41, Wallace 20, Independent 19. NoMINATED.—Dr. Overton, formerly of this plage, has been nominated by . the Democracy of Napa fer the office of Coroner. Preacuina Sunpay.— Divine Services will*be held in the Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o’elock, and in the evening at 7} o’clock.— Sabbath School at 14 o’clock, Pr. u.— Rev. C. H. Northup pastor. . Services in the Congregational Church morning and evening at the usual hours. Sunday School immediately after morning service. day, at 11 A.M. and? P.M. Rev. Mr Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. EasTerRN ITems.—Five thousand Chigamen are being shipped by rail from Chicago to New Orleans to work on plantations. — Colonel:Byan, the leader of a band of Cuban filibusters. at New York, while incharge of a Deputy United States Marshal, was rescued by his band, who bound the Marshal and helped Ryan to escape to his vessel, when five hunsail for Cuba. “Two Frenchmen are about to start on a month’s journey in a balloon.— They take four thousand. pounds of ballast and afull supply of provisions. Their destination is the North Pole WE learn from’ Mr: George Lamer‘eaux, City Assessor; says the Hamilton Inland Empire, that he has just completed the assessing of this city, and) and that it amounts to $1,250,000. disappeared in New York in the space of two weeks. Many of the missing are persons of wealth and high social standing. netted $3,400 from seven acres of strawberries for the first fine weeks of the present season. PAPER pétticoats are now sold in sis don atsixpence each. Shoes are made of the same material. child, aged 28 ye The procession will start at half past 11 . chard Preaching at the Baptist Church to. dred more joined him and at once set . {'WENTY-FOUR persons mysteriously . A FRUIT grower of Santa Clara has . * 25tB, 1609, Elien A. Fair+ Aagrend Jane 20 6 months. The funeral will take place from the residence of E. F.Spence, Main street, this Sanday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited. to attend. rememane =. RANCH FOR SALE. FINE ma Jocated halfa mile from the town of Wa rr i ng A rng 2 egntainns ee ter f° sis ei a or. oe in a otk mele 0: Dg cro in the groun ly to wri bo RON: T, onthe Ranch. Hurrah for ‘the . 4th of aly! ee NECK. SLOCOVICH, PINE STREET..----sNEVADA CITY. AS retarved from San Francisco with a splendid stock of FIREWORKS ! Of every description for thé Fourth of Jaly. Splendid Toys of New Patterns and a stock of FRUITS, BANANNAS, one pon gore and in fact the best stock of ETY GO@DS in the county. Fire Crackers, Rockets, Torpedoes, Serpants, season ed all sorts of Fireworks. ~ Wlags of all sizes and Sceilaiiaas: Confectionery—the Largest and best stock to be fonnd in the city. ¢” Don't forget the place. NICK. SLOCOVICH. 4 Pine Street, Nevada City. BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM. ASSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the ynteresting romper of ag ce to Bride, in the instatation of Hege dr Hacc and true . ty hhappineee. post letter envel TION, Box P., . Adress TOWARD ASSOC ; Jadelphia, Pa. PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS co. . Organized under the Laws of the State of Californ a. . Capital Stock, > $83,000,000. ENG AL OFFICE, 4 a California Street, mei 57 Pera eee ARE ram, git PARCETS, see. BONDS LETT EES eae Te all parts of Seria & Nevuda And by every e via Panama, to West Coaet of Mexico, Cen and South America, New Zealand, Australia, and New York, for all parte of the United States, Canadas and Provinces: and from New York connecting ~~ the the Atlantic Foreign Exprees to all parts of Europe. Our espeeial attention will be given to the following, viz : se with bills to collect onaehvars. Notes, Drafts and Accounts for collection : collection of Savings Banke de—_, stock dividends and bond coupons.— miesions for the purchaee and sale of MinEses other stocke, by telegraph or gl : éxaminajion of mines, recording of deeds, service of legal papers, transfer of aiock ete ete. Also, farniehing of from all parte of Exropeand oe States. K. GRIM, President: neta Bi URE SORES evada att on Broad Stre 4 . ~ a2? Fruit and Vegetable Store. kX. R, RUMERY, Commercial Strect.Nevada City, Ke constantly on hand a good supply VEGETABLES, RANCHI! AND F!) KIN BUTTER, CHEESE, CANNED rxtUITs, SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, EGGS, &c. &c. &c. ¢-" I have made ar ments to receive Bey an Pe Ur of NEW VEGE7Aa8 B00n as they appear the markets below. 7 ” Give me a Call. al6 SAN FRANCISCO, Sacramento and Calist da, . Via VALLEJO, ON and a after April 5th, 1 Steamer New World will 1880 herberth at FRONT STREET WHARF, corner of Val. » te 8t., SAN FPRANCISCO, at 7a. m. and 4 p, for Aa i connecting with Exprese Trains on California Pacific Railroad, For Suisun, Vaca, Dixon, Davisville and Sacepee. Also with the Express Traing of NAPA VALLEY BAILROAD, For Soscol, Napa City, Yountville and Calisnenree connect at sare for Sono Santa Rosa and Petal at Calistoga sor Flealdegounder at Davisvile for Woedland and ‘or ng Trains leave Sacramen a) at eateeee ar, m., and rort hap Fo orld leaves Vallejo for San Fraticives ™m-and 6 P. a val of Trains at Vallejo by all or ail Taxes unpaid at the expiration of ly notice, See. oP ents for . decups, ‘Office—-Fourth Street bet, J.and K Capital.. ecvecene sees 8120.000, — Held as Guarantee to Dépositors. : OFFICERS: >: PRESIDENT...+-.--JULIUS WETZLAR. SECRETARY .;---.-.R. C. WOOLWOR IM. DIRECTORS : L. WILLIAMS, 4. GEO. W; Mowe, D.W.BARL, > Gf WHEELER, JULIUS WETZLAR, ©. W. CLARK, ‘This Bank is now open for basiness and will receive Deposite of Money, in large or small sums, without charge of entrance fee to ¢2~ Money to Loan on Real Estate, United States, State and cee Bogiy,-%, low rates of interest. OFFICE HOURS, iar daen #5: M.to3r M., and on Saturday Evenings from 7 to 9. Sacramento, April $b, 1869. * Li 8. Intérnal Revenue Office, FOURTH DISTRICT, CAL. . SAcRAMENTO, June 17th, 1869. ANNWAL TAX. _t& ON INCOME! .2 Watches, Garringyem Silver Plate, be, & ad é : OTICE is hereby gh that the Annnal Liet of Taxes for trate County has beew oe ~ a a ry and is now due days from the date of this bu served for the Tax and ,. Mileage at the _ bad 4 . ed in secptiendy! trom the date Z whesd gy a and interest atthe rate will be add costs of Diat with an Act: of) i passed J 1864, and as amendéa July 10, 1866, ALFRED noone N. B.—I nes the tone sing, = flac oie tig . te seautve: hi 7 Deputy Colkctor. AT GRASS VALLEY; Delano’ 8 ‘Banking House, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Jane 25th and 26th. : AT MY OFFICE, im NEVADA CITY, on dew: tee of 20 per mile, will 29th, jit CANDIDATES TAKE NOTICE! THE SECRET. OF POPU. LARITY DISCOVERED! SUCCESS GUARANTEED: Am CANDIDATES WARRANTED To RUN WEA if they buy their Remedies of <a. = ce. jei9 FOR 1 CE CREAX, FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIONERIES, —AND— NL QO: nxse OYSTERS, 60 TO THE United States BMakery, €@BREAD, —_ CAKES, and everything spoertaining to business. coustaptly ou yen Bread delivered atall parte of the city. JULIUS DEEYFUss, Nevada, June lith, 1869. R. M. HUNT, mM. D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY. aps-‘AT-tf : THE RALLROAD COMPLETED: REAT REDUCTION OF PRICES! French Hair Dressing Saloon, ‘ ‘PINE STREET. HAIR CUTTING, (Men, Boys & Girle) 25 cts. ng ata ectiie mee ene ne BHAVING cocccccocccscdevdcccses:.:BEC BATHS . eeeete «te eee FREE. iar clean about off on frie “throws ioe io Pa “eta Paces oo Eel Ait eal colore au +Seeete, nace made pr Bg ii ae books of ae tore, nage MONDaY and TUESDAY, June 28th and fying glasses, French orden te fete minist: lief fro tion, « was in motion

INSTANT AND FuTurE.—From tho Lirth this country bas lived more in the . The great every sort that has marks career and signalized it beyond other histories has been employed chief. ly a8 am index to other increments, surpassing all previous. To-day this ten~ ‘dency to fore cast ig more di then over, says the Wort’ A + atiticipation runs riot. The cause leading to it in a Menstite excuses the ‘tendency. ~ We are at last on the grave of slavery, _ that so long acted as an eccentric agent one extraordinary accretion. will the. —thatin which our tale is be gp: at Bs, oad? That Sd which preparation a n jimmie liable to the pins ‘modifications. Cubs is gaining power over Spain, and if Cuba. gaina freedom. ‘her. annexation is certain. The Dominion of Canada. is not indisolub! Great Britain ; if loosened, she gravitates naturally and necessarily to the t federation. Two years ago, the et fra had 3,700,000. inhabitants. Tho increase she has had, if maintained, would give her 14,890,000 residents at. = close of the current century—59000 a century hence. Canada has upon every interest, and therefore on “~ ~_9ygty computation. We have passed the crucible crucible test ‘of a great rebellion, and demonstrated both the homogeneity and permazience of our empire. We have stood up under a debt that was hardly ever paralleled, and it ig being lessened.. We have crossed the whole continent with railwaya. The govern-. “ment has: been maintained,and the great struggle has only approved it more completely, and shown its efficacy in all eat to equal what we kiew __of it im some.: One foreign government . driven from. continent ; one has beon brought out; another is struggling desperately against deposition ; a fourth is trying to avert the same fate by concession and anges in its functions.. Just at this instant of change anil point of both arrival and departure, we come to the usual decennial enumeration of the country. Its figures, covering the whole term of our troubles, will enable us to know what our losses and ‘gains have been,” This solid footing of absolute knowledge 1 will direct our steps on many in Questions, and. upon those mightier ones that are heralded in regular steam transit from Canton to San Francisco, and from San, Francisco from Phitadolphia vo Liverpool ; in. ray agitations that seom likely to rend Cuba from Spain;in the slow anitannns of Mexico, and the a nationality that prothlede to be conti~ nental. For seventy years we have made an average popular increase of 34 per cont. each decade. This ratio would give us 42,000,000 population in 1870} And thtugh the war interfered with the increase, it is hardly probable that we shall fall below 41 000,000, against 38,000,000 returned by the last French census, ‘and less than 30,000,000 in Great Britain. If this isso, the rate will establish 54,000,000 in 1880,more than 71,000,000 in 1900; and about 95,000,000 for the twentieth century. And this though our Borders should not. be enlarged. But oug wholp history is one of increase. Sq. miles. We had, when. our indepen~ $ denée wassccured, « 815,615 With Louisiana, in ‘1808, 930,928 Florida, in 1821, added, 59,263 Texas, in 1 brought, 287,505 Oregems in 1846, added 280,425 California.in 1847; secured, 649,762 Arizona, in’ 1854, added, 27,500 Alaska, in 1866, gave us, 577,890 Making in all, 8,578,398 This is the positive territorial growth since 1786—from 815,615 to 3,578,398 square milés, gained trom England, from. France, front’ Spain, from Mexico, from Russia from al] contaguous coun. tries, There is nothing in all .this ‘to prove that the greater power—jreater in population, in developement of all sorts, in communication, in ‘wealth and in prestige—will not attract to itself as strongly a8 the «less, and that at the close of the century our population will not be less than 100,000,000. In 1810 a calculation of the future growth for the future decades of the century was made that has been verified within three hundred ‘thousand on every occasion, and within less than one hundred thousand in @ majority of instances. That estimate placed out census at 31,753,824 in 1860; it was 31, 445,089; at 41,328,482 in 1870 ; 56,450,241 in 1880, 77,266,989 in 1890, and 100,355,985 -in 1900. This estimate was further followed to 138,000, 000 in 1980, 177,000,000 in 1940, 235,000,000 in 1970, and 283,000,000 i in 2000. ae ™ doubled her = 180 thi every eighteen years since’ 1 this country every . twenty-three. It°may be doubtful— whether our proximate growth will first take in this territory, or whethet it will again move south. It is in order for the pendulum to swing toward the equster, and only to touch the pole nh on the rebound. There are 218 Square —s olated waiting that moments um. r,, Webster, who is. urging. Semnigation to Canada; says that the annual increment to the United States is 100,000,000 from immigration alone, and urges the fact as a reason why the Dominion should struggle for that help The subject is one that affects our immediate policy and prosperity, but it is not one to be decided with a few words atany time. Its result was marked in ong memoirs of Talleyrand, now soon-to a ublished, in which he says: n the side of America Europe must always have her eyes open, and not furs nish any pretext for recriminatiou ‘or sal. America is increasing every day. She will becomea colossal power and a moment must arrive when, placed on more easy communication with Europe by means of new discoveries, she will wish to say her word in our affairs, and have a hand in them. Political pradence, therefore, imposes on governe ments of the old continent the care of scrupulously watching that no pretext shall be offered for such an interven~ tion. The day that America shall plant her foot in Europe, peace and security will be banished fora long time.” These considerations lead to speculations that can be comprehen er ended. All of them are, however, friendly to us, and page cs of the great railroad and the enumera are but intri re in a p duct it dazes the mind REARRESTED.—A few days since,says the San Francisco Chronicle,we reported the arrest of D, Gordan, late editor of the Petaluma Argus, as a deserter from the United States Army, and his subse~ quent release. It appears that’Gordon, during a-druaken spree, exposed himself, and furnished such evidence as caused bis regrrest, and he is now doing penance for his imprudenco i in Alcatraz jail. Victory Minze.—This mine is situated on Massachusetts Hill, and has beon.worked during the summer, off and on, for eight years, the water having’ occasioned intermissions in operas‘ tions. A shaft has been sunk to the depth of 20 fect, and a dnft run 300 feet onthe ledge, The mine has been thoroughly prospected and they have a good, well defined ledge. Considers able rock has been taken out, which has averaged $14 to the ton. A whim has been erected for hoisting, and it is the intention of the owners to put up steam machinery soon. The mine is owned others. So.says the Grass Valley National. A Man Suep ror $40,000 ror En~ TICING AWAY ANOTHER Man's WiFze.— In the Fifteenth District Court of San Francisco, Thursday last,says the Chron. icle, asuit was commenced by Neal Ger~ genson against Peter -Lane, and in his complaint alleges that in the month of May, 1867, while the plaintiff was living and cohabiting with his wife, Sophie C. Gergenson, on California street, and while they were living thus happily together, the defendant did maliciously entice her away from the plaintilf and detain her away in opposition to his utmost peaceful efforts. Plaintiff claims that the said Sophie wag alienated for him and her affections destroyed, and he was deprived of her society and assistance ; that the defendant debauched her and injured him ia the sum ae “$40,000 and costs of suit. Tue arrival of Gov, Haight at Sacn ramento is announced. tied to and worked by James MeCann and . twilens $50 in the 5 heals of J. i Caldwell toveupply ‘theschildren with re~ freshments. Ie wile tecidad® Gist the procession . should be formed.on Broad street, right resting on “Pine. ~ The” variots organi-t zations will be formed when the first gun is fired at‘11 o'clock, at points des-. ignated by the Marshal. At a quarter past 11 o’clock, the second gun will be fred and the line will be formed.— o’clock, sharp, when the third gun is} fired. The committee was instructed to make arrangements for the ringiag of all the bells at sunrise and sunset.— The sevéral committees reported progress and the meeting adjourned to Monday night. ‘ Scnoon Tax.—The election for Trustee of Nevada School District, and also . to vote for or against paying the debt on the new school building, by meang of taxation, came off yesterday. 313 votes were polled, of which 246 were for taxation, and 67 against it. For ‘School Trastee,.John W. Hinds .received 197 votes and W.H. Crawford 112. For Assessor and Collector, C. H: Mead received 175 votes and A. H. Parker 130. . RANcu For SALE.—Marin Touroudat, of Washington, offers a fine ranch of 28 acres for sale near that place. The land is good and favorably located for cultivation. It has at present a crop growing. See advertisement. For CoLLecton.—E, 0. Tompkins of Bear Valley, is announced as « candidate for the office of Collector. REARDAN IN San FRANcisco.— A dispatch received in this city yesterday, states that the Democratic Delegation to the State Convention ‘for San Francisco, stands, Reardan and Crockett 41, Wallace 20, Independent 19. NoMINATED.—Dr. Overton, formerly of this plage, has been nominated by . the Democracy of Napa fer the office of Coroner. Preacuina Sunpay.— Divine Services will*be held in the Methodist Church, Sunday morning at 11 o’elock, and in the evening at 7} o’clock.— Sabbath School at 14 o’clock, Pr. u.— Rev. C. H. Northup pastor. . Services in the Congregational Church morning and evening at the usual hours.

Sunday School immediately after morning service. day, at 11 A.M. and? P.M. Rev. Mr Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. EasTerRN ITems.—Five thousand Chigamen are being shipped by rail from Chicago to New Orleans to work on plantations. — Colonel:Byan, the leader of a band of Cuban filibusters. at New York, while incharge of a Deputy United States Marshal, was rescued by his band, who bound the Marshal and helped Ryan to escape to his vessel, when five hunsail for Cuba. “Two Frenchmen are about to start on a month’s journey in a balloon.— They take four thousand. pounds of ballast and afull supply of provisions. Their destination is the North Pole WE learn from’ Mr: George Lamer‘eaux, City Assessor; says the Hamilton Inland Empire, that he has just completed the assessing of this city, and) and that it amounts to $1,250,000. disappeared in New York in the space of two weeks. Many of the missing are persons of wealth and high social standing. netted $3,400 from seven acres of strawberries for the first fine weeks of the present season. PAPER pétticoats are now sold in sis don atsixpence each. Shoes are made of the same material. child, aged 28 ye The procession will start at half past 11 . chard Preaching at the Baptist Church to. dred more joined him and at once set . {'WENTY-FOUR persons mysteriously . A FRUIT grower of Santa Clara has . * 25tB, 1609, Elien A. Fair+ Aagrend Jane 20 6 months. The funeral will take place from the residence of E. F.Spence, Main street, this Sanday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited. to attend. rememane =. RANCH FOR SALE. FINE ma Jocated halfa mile from the town of Wa rr i ng A rng 2 egntainns ee ter f° sis ei a or. oe in a otk mele 0: Dg cro in the groun ly to wri bo RON: T, onthe Ranch. Hurrah for ‘the . 4th of aly! ee NECK. SLOCOVICH, PINE STREET....----sNEVADA CITY. AS retarved from San Francisco with a splendid stock of FIREWORKS ! Of every description for thé Fourth of Jaly. Splendid Toys of New Patterns and a stock of FRUITS, BANANNAS, one pon gore and in fact the best stock of ETY GO@DS in the county. Fire Crackers, Rockets, Torpedoes, Serpants, season ed all sorts of Fireworks. ~ Wlags of all sizes and Sceilaiiaas: Confectionery—the Largest and best stock to be fonnd in the city. ¢” Don't forget the place. NICK. SLOCOVICH. 4 Pine Street, Nevada City. BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM. ASSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN on the ynteresting romper of ag ce to Bride, in the instatation of Hege dr Hacc and true . ty hhappineee. post letter envel TION, Box P., . Adress TOWARD ASSOC ; Jadelphia, Pa. PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS co. . Organized under the Laws of the State of Californ a. . Capital Stock, > $83,000,000. ENG AL OFFICE, 4 a California Street, mei 57 Pera eee ARE ram, git PARCETS, see. BONDS LETT EES eae Te all parts of Seria & Nevuda And by every e via Panama, to West Coaet of Mexico, Cen and South America, New Zealand, Australia, and New York, for all parte of the United States, Canadas and Provinces: and from New York connecting ~~ the the Atlantic Foreign Exprees to all parts of Europe. Our espeeial attention will be given to the following, viz : se with bills to collect onaehvars. Notes, Drafts and Accounts for collection : collection of Savings Banke de—_, stock dividends and bond coupons.— miesions for the purchaee and sale of MinEses other stocke, by telegraph or gl : éxaminajion of mines, recording of deeds, service of legal papers, transfer of aiock ete ete. Also, farniehing of from all parte of Exropeand oe States. K. GRIM, President: neta Bi URE SORES evada att on Broad Stre 4 . ~ a2? Fruit and Vegetable Store. kX. R, RUMERY, Commercial Strect..Nevada City, Ke constantly on hand a good supply VEGETABLES, RANCHI! AND F!) KIN BUTTER, CHEESE, CANNED rxtUITs, SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, EGGS, &c. &c. &c. ¢-" I have made ar ments to receive Bey an Pe Ur of NEW VEGE7Aa8 B00n as they appear the markets below. 7 ” Give me a Call. al6 SAN FRANCISCO, Sacramento and Calist da, . Via VALLEJO, ON and a after April 5th, 1 Steamer New World will 1880 herberth at FRONT STREET WHARF, corner of Val. » te 8t., SAN FPRANCISCO, at 7a. m. and 4 p, for Aa i connecting with Exprese Trains on California Pacific Railroad, For Suisun, Vaca, Dixon, Davisville and Sacepee. Also with the Express Traing of NAPA VALLEY BAILROAD, For Soscol, Napa City, Yountville and Calisnenree connect at sare for Sono Santa Rosa and Petal at Calistoga sor Flealdegounder at Davisvile for Woedland and ‘or ng Trains leave Sacramen a) at eateeee ar, m., and rort hap Fo orld leaves Vallejo for San Fraticives ™m-and 6 P. a val of Trains at Vallejo by all or ail Taxes unpaid at the expiration of ly notice, See. oP ents for . decups, ‘Office—-Fourth Street bet, J.and K Capital... ecvecene sees 8120.000, — Held as Guarantee to Dépositors. : OFFICERS: >: PRESIDENT.....+-.--JULIUS WETZLAR. SECRETARY .;---.-..R. C. WOOLWOR IM. DIRECTORS : L. WILLIAMS, 4. GEO. W; Mowe, D.W.BARL, > Gf WHEELER, JULIUS WETZLAR, ©. W. CLARK, ‘This Bank is now open for basiness and will receive Deposite of Money, in large or small sums, without charge of entrance fee to ¢2~ Money to Loan on Real Estate, United States, State and cee Bogiy,-%, low rates of interest. OFFICE HOURS, iar daen #5: M.to3r M., and on Saturday Evenings from 7 to 9. Sacramento, April $b, 1869. * Li 8. Intérnal Revenue Office, FOURTH DISTRICT, CAL. . SAcRAMENTO, June 17th, 1869. ANNWAL TAX. _t& ON INCOME! .2 Watches, Garringyem Silver Plate, be, & ad é : OTICE is hereby gh that the Annnal Liet of Taxes for trate County has beew oe ~ a a ry and is now due days from the date of this bu served for the Tax and ,. Mileage at the _ bad 4 . ed in secptiendy! trom the date Z whesd gy a and interest atthe rate will be add costs of Diat with an Act: of) i passed J 1864, and as amendéa July 10, 1866, ALFRED noone N. B.—I nes the tone sing, = flac oie tig . te seautve: hi 7 Deputy Colkctor. AT GRASS VALLEY; Delano’ 8 ‘Banking House, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Jane 25th and 26th. : AT MY OFFICE, im NEVADA CITY, on dew: tee of 20 per mile, will 29th, jit CANDIDATES TAKE NOTICE! THE SECRET. OF POPU. LARITY DISCOVERED! SUCCESS GUARANTEED: Am CANDIDATES WARRANTED To RUN WEA if they buy their Remedies of <a. = ce. jei9 FOR 1 CE CREAX, FOUNTAIN SODA, CONFECTIONERIES, —AND— NL QO: nxse OYSTERS, 60 TO THE United States BMakery, €@BREAD, —_ CAKES, and everything spoertaining to business. coustaptly ou yen Bread delivered atall parte of the city. JULIUS DEEYFUss, Nevada, June lith, 1869. R. M. HUNT, mM. D., ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, NEVADA CITY. aps-‘AT-tf : THE RALLROAD COMPLETED: REAT REDUCTION OF PRICES! French Hair Dressing Saloon, ‘ ‘PINE STREET. HAIR CUTTING, (Men, Boys & Girle) 25 cts. ng ata ectiie mee ene ne BHAVING cocccccocccscdevdcccses:.:BEC BATHS . eeeete «te eee FREE. iar clean about off on frie “throws ioe io Pa “eta Paces oo Eel Ait eal colore au +Seeete, nace made pr Bg ii ae books of ae tore, nage MONDaY and TUESDAY, June 28th and fying glasses, French orden te fete minist: lief fro tion, « was in motion