June 4, 1873 (4 pages)

a + = ‘within, six miles of Jack's last. home. her earl by night. The Modoc war is over. Ot toe titty “oh sixty Modoes who commenced the war, only four now retain at large; one of them is Captain Fie. A. few have been killed, Onlast Monday a little ion of Charles Foster; of Willow ‘Valley, . Boy, nae Reape fe succeeding in this, hatid w 2. he pickof . ed it with a ‘needle, The cap while thus held exploded, tearing off the ends of two fingers of the left red os the thumb and the of the tight hand. Drs. ee pale oghorwy and it was found necessary to amputate the injured fingers, the second finger of the ieftiband being ampntated at the middle joint. The operation was performed without chloroform, and the vod stood the rien without « =iZK@ Sign, wz Ornamental . Painting. ed on the 29th, and agreedto pa =p tribe, but this atelait was nel sae cessful, The dispatches say: ‘(Had Hasbrowsk formed the desired connection in’ time; the éntire band would have been killed or captured. It was impossible for his command . dh the task, .Histroops iy rode over ‘fragments of . . lava, and one. mile further than the distance ‘ridden by oo noah m ; surprise resulted in the rae pare ey Boston Charley; cess Mary, who ia the ister of Captain Jack, Black Jim's .woman;and fire, female Modocs from nine to ninety years of age, i gemhons ture of #é¥én ponies ‘mulee— about half and half. ' ) it all in all there were many curions features. The Modees actually ‘slipped from the grasp Gf the troops. There was no help for this result. Jack's retreat this'time Was in the sides, of the anyon, — which rans on Brod ‘street; adjoining the Skating Rink, where he is prepared to do sign and ornamental painting. in the highest style. of the art. House painting and graining promptly attended to by leaving orders at ‘the shop. Billy Rowe isa young man, of superior qualifications a4 a pain-ter, and we bespeak for him « share of public patronage, knowing that he will give good satisfaction. Sad Bereavement. j On Sunday last, Inez 4 iq . Grass Valley, died after a very brief . illness, ‘The young: fourteenth year, and a a Yory bright, intelligent and interesting girl, who won friends everywhere among her acquaintances, and her loss is greatly felt among them. The remains of deceased were taken to Sacramento for burial, where her parents resided before terre. to Grass Valley. The~Modots eseaped by ‘running Ror mes hey 80 now the Modoc Jackie warriors from » Many otficdts predict s speedy ane qut-of the war." 4 On tba Shih «:dlepatch decen San“fhe following pupils aré on the gelle Valley, says: ALG o’élock yeu-. roll “Of honor in ‘thé Washington terday morning the troops: left “Wil. 8c] low Creek camp for a short and decisive sdout, and met with admirable success. The Warm Springs chased the Modees seross.the;creek in a i Kiso northeasterly. direction, then due. King, Mary Jane Welch, Jessie north, and finally to. the rocky cliff} Ludiow, Wallate Williamson, John i }. Grissell, Della Grissel, Foster Wilset \liamson, Katio” Brimskill. Willie. >. Williamgon, Josephine Condon. . County Warrants. “Roll of Honor. Mary Condon, © Carrie— ‘Bhubener, . George Kobiler, Delis Jetininigs, Adda Feb, 26th, are now payable. difficulty by the best’ trained horses. Miles upon miles of. lava in a fragthese warrants: this morning at 10 enctidientne to > iano school. Roll of Honor. : and sway we sped. Theseoute scattered out to the right and-left of the line aud covered the tail, Then came Troop K, of the First Cavalry, recs Cresson commending, and eS Bacon in charge of the aki a K belonged to thé of Captain Jackson. Captaim “8 squadron held another equally important position, aud was équally on titme’ along the ‘eveat of the bluffs,and down the steep trail on itd side charged the entire force of 230 men. Never have! seen a more beautiful military movement. The ait was cool and clear, the heraes excited by the chase, sndthe mén Om the gud vite for shots, Sud: rifle shots wore fired from over the soldiers, A line of skirmishera deployed along the crest of the bluff started the Modocs their. lair. About this time Scarand two or three other Modoc rascals of mote rushed down . 4. the rocks and eried out; Whe guejob render, don’t shoot.’ Five ot Ao et in oe a ea . By this. time it was " WS iine tt tee tract surgeon whe bas leng been ~~ Graniteville shool, ending May 30th, A. D. Moore teachConn, Francis Simmons. vited. it mobilier schemes: Ames on = account exceeds i Say Laat 8 . are.well known. .in.Vallejo. The . each; county of the State,-for-the}iggeig Ge tate Ae RPEY Wayouts ‘th W. A; Rowe, has fitted up a asc anit Ys lover. Now, Walton, ; suffering with such“ an immense daughter of Rey. George Newton, lp énd was not yet. ,. the two lovers. A license was at Heretofore there bas been some tarGrissell, Willie Wilkison, George. By.ennouncement in to-day's paper it will. be seen that warrants registered prior to Feb. 26th, 1872, and also warrants 244 and 248, registered Warrants on the Road Fund, registered prior to October 13th, 1872, are also payable, Interest is _ topped on The@ounty Bosndot Examination will meet at the High School roem o'clock, for the purpose of examining applicants for The following list’ of names ‘dre placed.on the roll of houor, in. the for the month er; Ada Shand, Bella Clark, Henry Young, Willie Young, John Dillon, Annie Dillon, Frank Conn, Taumoy Royal Arch Masons. “A meeting of Nevada Royal Arch Ghapter, No. 6, will be held at Masonic Hall this, Wednesday evening, commencing at 8 o'clock promptly, for the purpose of conferring the 7th or Royal Arch Degree. Al members are requested to be present, and vis‘iting Companicny . are. cordially in. ‘ . So SAA ths WEE Feetnctace Chronicle. . ment will consist of songs,dislogues, pantomime, ‘tableaux, etc., with a/ Ina recent letter toa friend in Congress, Colfax speaks as follows pain of the late impatations cast upon him by the manipniators of the cred“I never received a detios tedea Winn presided, and a constitution plack manifested in the action, 4 lwas adopted, from. which we ‘learn . wish the young married people ‘a . that the object of the originators of lifé of long prosperity and happiness. the movement is as follows : They . The young couple who pow receive propose to organize a central society the congratulations of friends . in San Francisco, with branches in’ young ladies’ maiden name was of bringing this subject beGeorgiana ‘Grove, . the daughter of . fore thé people ‘by lectures and’ ‘ad Charles Grove, oné of the most ex-/. dresses, and that as many as possi‘tensive meat-dealers in Vallejo. and . ble may be indueéd ‘tosign the folhe young gentleman is called David lowing pledge, which is taken by all L. Walton, one of Vallejo’s most . members’of the organization: =~ iccommodating hack drivers, : and a Be our: honor that inab to-do not vote for any candidate witha. Aan we the . F. for office, ebo:ig.not.at _time-opworld. Miss Grove grew up in “Vat posed to the immigration of Chinese . iejo, and is 9 pretty and. highly acnay —— Of servile. ae . ed lady. Nothing . and that we will use onr personal invas . complish cot ge her education, . tence to prevent the further influx ; ; of the Mongolians. and her winning, ways. eed pleasing Resolved, ‘That. we are opposed to manners s00n won her great popathe further immigration of men and larity among her many friends, ‘and . ¥omen from China; but we are equally as much opposed to inflicting perespecially among the young men.) jo.) erlabinent upon those ‘who quite a namber of whom’ soon be-. are here under treaty, except for came her acknowledged suitors. crimes, as othersare panished under Resolved, ‘That it is not the Agalt [David Walton, who in a short. time ‘the G ete Yai ‘to this won.the young ladies’ heart and was . cry for labor, @ are now number of Chinamen; and not ye while possessing the young ladies’ . 7 oi: of those who have aces étitire effection, was not the favorite tesbdlonbs int Sax Btite 40 better their of her papa and mamma, who were . condition. strongly prejudiced against him, and. Resolved, That petition to Confinally forbade their daughter receiv. . #tes# 48 the only way to temedy the 3 evil, and we earnestly request our ing him at the house, Being thus citizens to sign the tition now beopposed in their wishes only madej ing circulated, and contribute means the young people more Aetermined . to carry out our objects. in their own minds that they would. Rev. M. B. Starr is the Grand not be'thwarted so easily; The in. Lectarer of the association, and will gehen them was ‘still kept . address the citizens of the various “This state of affairs had been . towns of.the Statenpunthe subject. ng on for some time past, but ee About one money Demand fer Postal Cards. month ago it was spoken of among ‘The Washington Star of May 21st, was on the tapis, and young Walton . still increasing. Up to date orders aud Miss Grove were the parties . received at the Post Office Departnamed, and yet thoee who thought . ment aggregate over 22,000,000; og they knew all the gossip shook their . or to the Ist inst. orders for 12, heads and doubted the truth of the . 000 weré received. The average daistatement. . The two lovers were on . ly orders since the 1st inst, have the qui vive all this time, waiting for . beem about 1,050,000. This “mornonly a chance to bring forth the ob-/ing orders for 1,499,000, were reject of their_lives, Last Tuesday ceived. Allof the large cities have the bride’s father and mother took a . sent fur their second or third supply. little trip over to Benicia, and this . The third order from New York was . opportunity wae at onde taken by . received to-day, and is for 1,000,000. once procured, the services of the . diness in the produetionof thecards;Rev.-E. B. Hatch, the Baptist minis. but to-day “the manufacturers notiter, secured, and the two.made one— . fied the Post Office Department that ‘man and wife. After the marriage . they now have three cutters in operyoung couple concluded that a wed-/ daily. They state thatthey will add }ding—toer was ‘not’ absolutely es-. another cutteg this week and three sential for their health, so it was remore later, and that an additional solved that they should remain at} printing press Will be sturted us soon’ home and go about their duties just . as they cam supply eno to. is if nothing had" happened, thiuk-} ing nufacture ove te, my ii. ing it was best not to say anything aera ei ot phe tite isis. dpg-e wpek~of 20. iN teanee at me. Petersburg. That évening'the bride’s parents reEx-Governor Jewell of Connectiturned, and Mrs. Waltoa went to . cut has been’ ‘appoilited: tninister to her father's house asif;mothing un-. Russia. When the giand Duke usual had occurred, and remained in . Alexis was the guest of Jewell he the house that night. The old gen. (Jewell) was then Governor of the tleman heard nothing of the affair . State, and extended the royal visitor that night, but the next morning, in }the courtesies of the occasion. Aflooking over the papers, he read, to . ter inspecting the wonders of “Colt’s his utter astonishment, that his great pistol factory, Alexis was taken daughter was a married woman, and . to the immense leather belting manthat to the man of his dislike. He . mfactory belonging to. Governor Jewat once spoke tu his daughter on the . el,-his fathers and: bothers. After subject, asking her why she was . explaining the processes, the Govsleeping there when she. was mar. ernor informed the Grand Duke that ried, and telling her to pack her}he had once been a farmer himself. clothes a s0on as possible and . This was s practical éxample of remove fron ‘under his roof, and as she . publican institutions, which Alexis, had been.pleased to disobey him in . was rather unprepared for, and lookmarrying @ man he could not bear, jing at his companion in wonder, he she need never recognize him as her . exclaimed, “a tanner and now a fathér on the street or elsewhere, governor!” Mrs, Walton lost no timein comply-. The Grand Duke of Rassia will, in ing with the wishes of her inconsol. } all probability, be much more surable pa ‘and packing up her effects . prised to see the tanner a representat once took ap:her dodging in this . tative of the United States in the city, where she now receives the con. court ot Russia. gratulationa of ler frietids. The . old gentleman is described as. being The Festival aod im a towering ‘rage, and completely . . Our citizens should not forget the nonplussed at the curious affair, and . Festival to-night, at the Theatre, for swears never to have anything to do/. the benefit of the Congregational with either uf his undutiful children. . Church in this city. The entertain‘Tax King’s river colton crop will res beteen the pict fot thepur give a lighter: yield than it would pose the “innerthe twain a pon G@enerit A. . . eiaw: : the knowing ones that an elopement . says-the demand for postal ecards is} ceremonies had-been performed the/. ation, which cut more than 500,010 SHELF HARDWARE, _ PROW Fs say ona Or T pine HOTEL AND NEVADA. Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWS. . ROPE-all sizes. Blocks & Sheaves ore cee Made to order and tarred. Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. White Lead. Linseed, Lard and Castor Oi). AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT Mixea for Use. Powder and Fuse. _ AGENT nt The Best Made. Always in stock, Spool Cotton, Ames’ Patent ‘Bed in the Market. ee AGENT FOR A. 8. sane r-. kinds always on hand BPs ter Works," a _ 97 & 29 Main Street. Rubber Hose, rine lpolene d ; Giant, ' California and Eastern . WEED SEWING MACHINE. S Silk and Needles for the various SPRING BED: BOTTOM! The Cheapest and best Spring . Wire Be nections made with the City Wa -. And his numerous pupils, kindly assisteaby From San Francisco, islet Nie dasa offered het miost velpable . services for this The Concert will consist ot Duetts for ‘on 3 = hands on on (Les petits sp sandwn tends aWatding to is hie payllas per sent, fae areward for intedty, a Seen os de ” BOX AND Cox, OH, ROOM -ENOUGH FOR BOTH, * \oRe. HELEN MARBLE ee AES 48-“BOUNCER,"*— 5 Ghat s Admission, Fifty Cents, Mrs. Marble and Mr. Havell will visit. ‘orth San .Juap on . Seeks oe brenda” une lath }4 . COUNTY mAERA NSS. 3 ‘248, red eee 26th, 1872; siod all’ Wirhos to ch tied Fund registered prior prior to October 13th, 1672, willbe paid on Seer Interest ceascy ae GOLDSMITH, Go. Treasures,” By A. H. Parxen, Deputy. ee June 4th, 1873. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! _ ATTENTION 1 YY. are hereby . ordered to appear a¢ your Armory, in full uniform, ‘ On Saturday Evening, June ith, FOR-PARADE AND DRILL, At 8.0’clock. Business a ees at8o *elock,sharp,dril at half past 8 ile” member should be present. By order M. 8. DEAL, Captain Com’d’s. W. 2. Evens, 0.38. = _ Nevada, June 4th, 1873. — syenis GG eice Nevada Boyal Arch Chapter. ance of members panions are cordi ly invited to be By order» THOS, MEIN, High Neveds, Jone 4th, 1873. W. A. ROWE, House, Sign. and: Ornamental PAINTER. . “HOP ON BROAD STREET, next : Bald ing to“ the Skating Rink. All orders promptly and faithfuily attended to. j¢4 ’ For § r Sheriff OHN MAJOR. himeelf as candid ute for “gunegaoes, Sheriff of Nevada County. Subject to the decision of the Democrstic ‘Convention, jet. ee CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ‘Under the Auspices of the Ladies’ “ Aid Society, Wednesday Evening, June 4th. aT NEVADA THEATRE. HE ‘Ladies of the Congregations! Church will give an Entertainment Strawberry Festival . On Wednesday Evening to consist of © Songs _ and ‘an Amusing . ne on.” and” At the Manufacturer's Prices and Freight. commence promptly at eight ¥ o” ue ‘of ome hourfor re ments. — Admission Cents. : WOODEN RANCH mee Sake. : Verne _« AND . Corral, a the fnation oft bau an fl i WILLOW WARE. = ccminodious house, calculated fea ta CROCKERY . the soegmmodation of teamaters snd AND . tes te gorda bene fe or divide it in lots to suit purc — ed Lamps and Chimneys, . Tou? Wed 0, P. Stidger, Ex sdb Sen Juan. Terms made reesod My : Allison’s Ranch _ Ba, Call and exsmine prices before pur. ats at ~ yer chasing elsewhere, for you can save * money . . * — No trouble to show goods and cio pe ney OF FISHER’S i ‘MYDRATLTin Ware made and repaired. . t suid cheap tot on Ingnite of 7-Gas and Water Pipe of all. = ; pe Fee ey CONTRACT ‘will be let to the lowert bidder for the removal of an Engive, NEVA " _-phil. Sel day for Vit take a situ house of B during his ¢ man; best wishe ») Richard neers of .B property & ‘all hie pro gone. to lac ae view to ¢ The Gra son time ye arrive_ by however “better la ' We for a box’ from Pain ley. Gol ries nominate and . ther Republic: vidson of “twenty, B the two s plablican: Mus By an paper, it Havel, al . sisted by Francisec in-this ci! of duetts different is the sat piano, w ag presen e exhibitio laughabl which M __ Every should t Satarda; will be + eelebrat and seve ‘other p By an o be ‘seen will be ] the drill every © \ s seen th: candida decision Conven ny” Ma former, » Colfax proprie Valley : he sold * Valley . the low extensi . throug]

a + = ‘within, six miles of Jack's last. home. her earl by night. The Modoc war is over. Ot toe titty “oh sixty Modoes who commenced the war, only four now retain at large; one of them is Captain Fie. A. few have been killed, Onlast Monday a little ion of Charles Foster; of Willow ‘Valley, . Boy, nae Reape fe succeeding in this, hatid w 2. he pickof . ed it with a ‘needle, The cap while thus held exploded, tearing off the ends of two fingers of the left red os the thumb and the of the tight hand. Drs. ee pale oghorwy and it was found necessary to amputate the injured fingers, the second finger of the ieftiband being ampntated at the middle joint. The operation was performed without chloroform, and the vod stood the rien without « =iZK@ Sign, wz Ornamental . Painting. ed on the 29th, and agreedto pa =p tribe, but this atelait was nel sae cessful, The dispatches say: ‘(Had Hasbrowsk formed the desired connection in’ time; the éntire band would have been killed or captured. It was impossible for his command . dh the task, .Histroops iy rode over ‘fragments of . . lava, and one. mile further than the distance ‘ridden by oo noah m ; surprise resulted in the rae pare ey Boston Charley; cess Mary, who ia the ister of Captain Jack, Black Jim's .woman;and fire, female Modocs from nine to ninety years of age, i gemhons ture of #é¥én ponies ‘mulee— about half and half. ' ) it all in all there were many curions features. The Modees actually ‘slipped from the grasp Gf the troops.. There was no help for this result. Jack's retreat this'time Was in the sides, of the anyon, — which rans on Brod ‘street; adjoining the Skating Rink, where he is prepared to do sign and ornamental painting. in the highest style. of the art. House painting and graining promptly attended to by leaving orders at ‘the shop. Billy Rowe isa young man, of superior qualifications a4 a pain-ter, and we bespeak for him « share of public patronage, knowing that he will give good satisfaction. Sad Bereavement. j On Sunday last, Inez 4 iq . Grass Valley, died after a very brief . illness, ‘The young: fourteenth year, and a a Yory bright, intelligent and interesting girl, who won friends everywhere among her acquaintances, and her loss is greatly felt among them. The remains of deceased were taken to Sacramento for burial, where her parents resided before terre. to Grass Valley. The~Modots eseaped by ‘running Ror mes hey 80 now the Modoc Jackie warriors from » Many otficdts predict s speedy ane qut-of the war." 4 On tba Shih «:dlepatch decen San“fhe following pupils aré on the gelle Valley, says: ALG o’élock yeu-. roll “Of honor in ‘thé Washington terday morning the troops: left “Wil. 8c] low Creek camp for a short and decisive sdout, and met with admirable success. The Warm Springs chased the Modees seross.the;creek in a i Kiso northeasterly. direction, then due. King, Mary Jane Welch, Jessie north, and finally to. the rocky cliff} Ludiow, Wallate Williamson, John i }. Grissell, Della Grissel, Foster Wilset \liamson, Katio” Brimskill. Willie. >. Williamgon, Josephine Condon. . County Warrants. “Roll of Honor. Mary Condon, © Carrie— ‘Bhubener, . George Kobiler, Delis Jetininigs, Adda Feb, 26th, are now payable. difficulty by the best’ trained horses. Miles upon miles of. lava in a fragthese warrants: this morning at 10 enctidientne to > iano school. Roll of Honor. : and sway we sped. Theseoute scattered out to the right and-left of the line aud covered the tail, Then came Troop K, of the First Cavalry, recs Cresson commending, and eS Bacon in charge of the aki a K belonged to thé of Captain Jackson. Captaim “8 squadron held another equally important position, aud was équally on titme’ along the ‘eveat of the bluffs,and down the steep trail on itd side charged the entire force of 230 men. Never have! seen a more beautiful military movement. The ait was cool and clear, the heraes excited by the chase, sndthe mén Om the gud vite for shots, Sud: rifle shots wore fired from over the soldiers, A line of skirmishera deployed along the crest of the bluff started the Modocs their. lair. About this time Scarand two or three other Modoc rascals of mote rushed down . 4. the rocks and eried out; Whe guejob render, don’t shoot.’ Five ot Ao et in oe a ea . By this. time it was " WS iine tt tee tract surgeon whe bas leng been ~~ Graniteville shool, ending May 30th, A. D. Moore teachConn, Francis Simmons. vited. it mobilier schemes: Ames on = account exceeds i Say Laat 8 . are.well known. .in.Vallejo. The . each; county of the State,-for-the}iggeig Ge tate Ae RPEY Wayouts ‘th W. A; Rowe, has fitted up a asc anit Ys lover. Now, Walton, ; suffering with such“ an immense daughter of Rey. George Newton, lp énd was not yet. ,. the two lovers. A license was at Heretofore there bas been some tarGrissell, Willie Wilkison, George. By.ennouncement in to-day's paper it will. be seen that warrants registered prior to Feb. 26th, 1872, and also warrants 244 and 248, registered Warrants on the Road Fund, registered prior to October 13th, 1872, are also payable, Interest is _ topped on The@ounty Bosndot Examination will meet at the High School roem o'clock, for the purpose of examining applicants for The following list’ of names ‘dre placed.on the roll of houor, in. the for the month er; Ada Shand, Bella Clark, Henry Young, Willie Young, John Dillon, Annie Dillon, Frank Conn, Taumoy Royal Arch Masons. “A meeting of Nevada Royal Arch Ghapter, No. 6, will be held at Masonic Hall this, Wednesday evening, commencing at 8 o'clock promptly, for the purpose of conferring the 7th or Royal Arch Degree. Al members are requested to be present, and vis‘iting Companicny . are. cordially in. ‘ . So SAA ths WEE Feetnctace Chronicle. . ment will consist of songs,dislogues, pantomime, ‘tableaux, etc., with a/ Ina recent letter toa friend in Congress, Colfax speaks as follows pain of the late impatations cast upon him by the manipniators of the cred“I never received a detios tedea Winn presided, and a constitution plack manifested in the action, 4 lwas adopted, from. which we ‘learn . wish the young married people ‘a . that the object of the originators of lifé of long prosperity and happiness. the movement is as follows : They . The young couple who pow receive propose to organize a central society the congratulations of friends . in San Francisco, with branches in’ young ladies’ maiden name was of bringing this subject beGeorgiana ‘Grove, . the daughter of . fore thé people ‘by lectures and’ ‘ad Charles Grove, oné of the most ex-/. dresses, and that as many as possi‘tensive meat-dealers in Vallejo. and . ble may be indueéd ‘tosign the folhe young gentleman is called David lowing pledge, which is taken by all L. Walton, one of Vallejo’s most . members’of the organization: =~ iccommodating hack drivers, : and a Be our: honor that inab to-do not vote for any candidate witha. Aan we the . F. for office, ebo:ig.not.at _time-opworld. Miss Grove grew up in “Vat posed to the immigration of Chinese . iejo, and is 9 pretty and. highly acnay —— Of servile. ae . ed lady. Nothing . and that we will use onr personal invas . complish cot ge her education, . tence to prevent the further influx ; ; of the Mongolians. and her winning, ways. eed pleasing Resolved, ‘That. we are opposed to manners s00n won her great popathe further immigration of men and larity among her many friends, ‘and . ¥omen from China; but we are equally as much opposed to inflicting perespecially among the young men.) jo.) erlabinent upon those ‘who quite a namber of whom’ soon be-. are here under treaty, except for came her acknowledged suitors. crimes, as othersare panished under Resolved, ‘That it is not the Agalt [David Walton, who in a short. time ‘the G ete Yai ‘to this won.the young ladies’ heart and was . cry for labor, @ are now number of Chinamen; and not ye while possessing the young ladies’ . 7 oi: of those who have aces étitire effection, was not the favorite tesbdlonbs int Sax Btite 40 better their of her papa and mamma, who were . condition. strongly prejudiced against him, and. Resolved, That petition to Confinally forbade their daughter receiv. . #tes# 48 the only way to temedy the 3 evil, and we earnestly request our ing him at the house, Being thus citizens to sign the tition now beopposed in their wishes only madej ing circulated, and contribute means the young people more Aetermined . to carry out our objects. in their own minds that they would. Rev. M. B. Starr is the Grand not be'thwarted so easily; The in. Lectarer of the association, and will gehen them was ‘still kept . address the citizens of the various “This state of affairs had been . towns of.the Statenpunthe subject. ng on for some time past, but ee About one money Demand fer Postal Cards. month ago it was spoken of among ‘The Washington Star of May 21st, was on the tapis, and young Walton . still increasing. Up to date orders aud Miss Grove were the parties . received at the Post Office Departnamed, and yet thoee who thought . ment aggregate over 22,000,000; og they knew all the gossip shook their . or to the Ist inst. orders for 12, heads and doubted the truth of the . 000 weré received. The average daistatement. . The two lovers were on . ly orders since the 1st inst, have the qui vive all this time, waiting for . beem about 1,050,000. This “mornonly a chance to bring forth the ob-/ing orders for 1,499,000, were reject of their_lives, Last Tuesday ceived. Allof the large cities have the bride’s father and mother took a . sent fur their second or third supply. little trip over to Benicia, and this . The third order from New York was . opportunity wae at onde taken by . received to-day, and is for 1,000,000. once procured, the services of the . diness in the produetionof thecards;Rev.-E. B. Hatch, the Baptist minis. but to-day “the manufacturers notiter, secured, and the two.made one— . fied the Post Office Department that ‘man and wife. After the marriage . they now have three cutters in operyoung couple concluded that a wed-/ daily. They state thatthey will add }ding—toer was ‘not’ absolutely es-. another cutteg this week and three sential for their health, so it was remore later, and that an additional solved that they should remain at} printing press Will be sturted us soon’ home and go about their duties just . as they cam supply eno to. is if nothing had" happened, thiuk-} ing nufacture ove te, my ii. ing it was best not to say anything aera ei ot phe tite isis. dpg-e wpek~of 20. iN teanee at me. Petersburg. That évening'the bride’s parents reEx-Governor Jewell of Connectiturned, and Mrs. Waltoa went to . cut has been’ ‘appoilited: tninister to her father's house asif;mothing un-. Russia. When the giand Duke usual had occurred, and remained in . Alexis was the guest of Jewell he the house that night. The old gen. (Jewell) was then Governor of the tleman heard nothing of the affair . State, and extended the royal visitor that night, but the next morning, in }the courtesies of the occasion. Aflooking over the papers, he read, to . ter inspecting the wonders of “Colt’s his utter astonishment, that his great pistol factory, Alexis was taken daughter was a married woman, and . to the immense leather belting manthat to the man of his dislike. He . mfactory belonging to. Governor Jewat once spoke tu his daughter on the . el,-his fathers and: bothers. After

subject, asking her why she was . explaining the processes, the Govsleeping there when she. was mar. ernor informed the Grand Duke that ried, and telling her to pack her}he had once been a farmer himself. clothes a s0on as possible and . This was s practical éxample of remove fron ‘under his roof, and as she . publican institutions, which Alexis, had been.pleased to disobey him in . was rather unprepared for, and lookmarrying @ man he could not bear, jing at his companion in wonder, he she need never recognize him as her . exclaimed, “a tanner and now a fathér on the street or elsewhere, governor!” Mrs, Walton lost no timein comply-. The Grand Duke of Rassia will, in ing with the wishes of her inconsol. } all probability, be much more surable pa ‘and packing up her effects . prised to see the tanner a representat once took ap:her dodging in this . tative of the United States in the city, where she now receives the con. court ot Russia. gratulationa of ler frietids. The . old gentleman is described as. being The Festival aod im a towering ‘rage, and completely . . Our citizens should not forget the nonplussed at the curious affair, and . Festival to-night, at the Theatre, for swears never to have anything to do/. the benefit of the Congregational with either uf his undutiful children. . Church in this city. The entertain‘Tax King’s river colton crop will res beteen the pict fot thepur give a lighter: yield than it would pose the “innerthe twain a pon G@enerit A. . . eiaw: : the knowing ones that an elopement . says-the demand for postal ecards is} ceremonies had-been performed the/. ation, which cut more than 500,010 SHELF HARDWARE, _ PROW Fs say ona Or T pine HOTEL AND NEVADA. Nails and Shovels, WHEELBARROWS. . ROPE-all sizes. Blocks & Sheaves ore cee Made to order and tarred. Doors and Windows, GLASS AND PUTTY. White Lead. Linseed, Lard and Castor Oi). AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT Mixea for Use. Powder and Fuse. _ AGENT nt The Best Made. Always in stock, Spool Cotton, Ames’ Patent ‘Bed in the Market. ee AGENT FOR A. 8. sane r-. kinds always on hand BPs ter Works," a _ 97 & 29 Main Street. Rubber Hose, rine lpolene d ; Giant, ' California and Eastern . WEED SEWING MACHINE. S Silk and Needles for the various SPRING BED: BOTTOM! The Cheapest and best Spring . Wire Be nections made with the City Wa -. And his numerous pupils, kindly assisteaby From San Francisco, islet Nie dasa offered het miost velpable . services for this The Concert will consist ot Duetts for ‘on 3 = hands on on (Les petits sp sandwn tends aWatding to is hie payllas per sent, fae areward for intedty, a Seen os de ” BOX AND Cox, OH, ROOM -ENOUGH FOR BOTH, * \oRe. HELEN MARBLE ee AES 48-“BOUNCER,"*— 5 Ghat s Admission, Fifty Cents, Mrs. Marble and Mr. Havell will visit. ‘orth San .Juap on . Seeks oe brenda” une lath }4 . COUNTY mAERA NSS. 3 ‘248, red eee 26th, 1872; siod all’ Wirhos to ch tied Fund registered prior prior to October 13th, 1672, willbe paid on Seer Interest ceascy ae GOLDSMITH, Go. Treasures,” By A. H. Parxen, Deputy. ee June 4th, 1873. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! _ ATTENTION 1 YY. are hereby . ordered to appear a¢ your Armory, in full uniform, ‘ On Saturday Evening, June ith, FOR-PARADE AND DRILL, At 8.0’clock. Business a ees at8o *elock,sharp,dril at half past 8 ile” member should be present. By order M. 8. DEAL, Captain Com’d’s. W. 2. Evens, 0.38. = _ Nevada, June 4th, 1873. — syenis GG eice Nevada Boyal Arch Chapter. ance of members panions are cordi ly invited to be By order» THOS, MEIN, High Neveds, Jone 4th, 1873. W. A. ROWE, House, Sign. and: Ornamental PAINTER. . “HOP ON BROAD STREET, next : Bald ing to“ the Skating Rink. All orders promptly and faithfuily attended to. j¢4 ’ For § r Sheriff OHN MAJOR. himeelf as candid ute for “gunegaoes, Sheriff of Nevada County. Subject to the decision of the Democrstic ‘Convention, jet. ee CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ‘Under the Auspices of the Ladies’ “ Aid Society, Wednesday Evening, June 4th. aT NEVADA THEATRE. HE ‘Ladies of the Congregations! Church will give an Entertainment Strawberry Festival . On Wednesday Evening to consist of © Songs _ and ‘an Amusing . ne on.” and” At the Manufacturer's Prices and Freight. commence promptly at eight ¥ o” ue ‘of ome hourfor re ments. — Admission Cents. : WOODEN RANCH mee Sake. : Verne _« AND . Corral, a the fnation oft bau an fl i WILLOW WARE. = ccminodious house, calculated fea ta CROCKERY . the soegmmodation of teamaters snd AND . tes te gorda bene fe or divide it in lots to suit purc — ed Lamps and Chimneys, . Tou? Wed 0, P. Stidger, Ex sdb Sen Juan. Terms made reesod My : Allison’s Ranch _ Ba, Call and exsmine prices before pur. ats at ~ yer chasing elsewhere, for you can save * money . . * — No trouble to show goods and cio pe ney OF FISHER’S i ‘MYDRATLTin Ware made and repaired. . t suid cheap tot on Ingnite of 7-Gas and Water Pipe of all. = ; pe Fee ey CONTRACT ‘will be let to the lowert bidder for the removal of an Engive, NEVA " _-phil. Sel day for Vit take a situ house of B during his ¢ man; best wishe ») Richard neers of .B property & ‘all hie pro gone. to lac ae view to ¢ The Gra son time ye arrive_ by however “better la ' We for a box’ from Pain ley.. Gol ries nominate and . ther Republic: vidson of “twenty, B the two s plablican: Mus By an paper, it Havel, al . sisted by Francisec in-this ci! of duetts different is the sat piano, w ag presen e exhibitio laughabl which M __ Every should t Satarda; will be + eelebrat and seve ‘other p By an o be ‘seen will be ] the drill every © \ s seen th: candida decision Conven ny” Ma former, » Colfax proprie Valley : he sold * Valley . the low extensi . throug]