March 3, 1871 (4 pages)

. vent being eaten by a whale. A New Paper. “The asus Saporter . is evident» ly concerned about the storm of indigs nation it has aroused by its course on the subsidy ‘question, ‘and ina Tate isBite It Opposes the further extension of the influence and power of the Central Pacific Railroad Company. But “fcr ways that are wise and tricks that are vain¥ ‘thd “Reporter: ia “pécdliar! © Ti stead of giving subsidies to, the . Cenoe, road, the Reporter prop f the subsidy question . polled, and give every corpgration an equal show at the pevples’ money. There’s wisdom for you. Divide the people’s money: among all: the competitors that ask for it in order to keep it out of the hands of the big monopoly ; give all you have in the way of subsi~ dies to,somebody else:and» the Central Pacific Will not get it,is the advice-of the Reporter. This is traly-an origival idea, which, if adopted; would be like throwing yourself to the sharks to preBat in. this instance there is. difference. ‘T be Reporter does not explain .how the whale is to be kept off, If subsidies are wrong in principle they are wrong under all. circumstances. The majority: has no tight to vote away ‘ie --Money-of the minority, and-even if the right .was “concedéd, how is the Reporter to discriminate against the Central Pacific Company, or how. are the managers of that concern under some other name tobe prevented from oltaining large subsidies and inzreased power? This last break of the Re-{ porter is very shallow. Its managers feel that its position is obnoxious to the majority of its party, and it is compelled to:ease off on its position and resorts to this policy to do so. It may suc. ceed in making its friends believe that every.subsidy asked should be piven in order to prevent property and money of “the people from being taken away, but such stuff will not go down with the pedple-of the State. %, Once a Week is a new paper for the ladies, and similar: in .appeatanee to Appleton’s Journal. ft contains a number’ of excellent © illustrations’ and is . : _ published Sy Frank “Leslie.” Spérter & . Pattison have received: open st fg at their bookstore. ea, Sewing Society. ee ae as The ladies of the Episcopal Sewing Society will meet at the residence of Mrs. FH. Fisher, Sacramento street, _ this evening, Cattle en Reute, Fifty head of ‘beef cattle ed through Marysville on Wednesday en route to Movada rh Mis are for Cashin, & Kesit. . A-BILL, -has ‘been io introduced in the IHinois: Legislature’ to appropriate $25,000 for the ‘removalof the remains of General Rawlins to Springfield and the etedtion of a monumeng to his. memory. EXPeRIMENs have been made® if France'to ascertain what element -it is in gas which causes it to be sa destruc. tive to trees which it passes, The hydrogen and the carburetted hydrogen do no hatm, but’ the tar element, and especially the carbulic acid, does the mischief. Ly Brasheat Patish; Louisiana, thirty negroes: have been ‘killed within the last two years. Of this number, but three or four. were killed by white men and net 4 single negro murderer has been punis ‘ MoNCURE RoBINson, a distingnishea Virginian, now realdingia Washington, has given the Washington Lee Univer. sity his scientific: library, ment of ' ‘ONE “oie “tons of iron, have abecn . . uséd in the bail of a single New York ato gia Iding o abt parr: 2 a Rear s ‘bearing. hig he hha been discovered. . d ATs dinner in needa cendy, a asty aif ill -terfipered guest) forge: f the-conrtesy due his host, . strd@ one of ‘the waiters, Anbther guest inpripsed, ind this gentleman being ‘unfortunatély mistaken “for a waiter by a friend of the. other guest, was attacked by him, and a free fight among the four ensued, to the consternation of the rest of the company. In a short time the waiter was ejected, the jdentity in ‘one case established, and the dinner was concluded without farther disturbance, THe question, how aa will cotton keep ? fs attractiggy considerable attention down South. Columbus, ‘Ga., as= ‘éeFts that ‘no change ‘is’ ‘noticeable in the appearance: of the staple in bales which have been in its warehouses since 1866, and Augusta rejoins that a bale was suld there the other day which, having been in the warehouse 1h:years, looked ‘somewhat oily, anid it brought as mach money as new cttons of similar grades. FgARs are entertained in Kansas of a general outbreak of hostilities on the part.of the Cheyennes and Arrapaloes early in Spring; and thas the objective points of attack will 6 frontier setilements of that State. General Pape expresses the hops that the ' Interior Department will at once take measures to satisfy or pacify these Indians, who, he says,have just ground for complaint. Lee Broken.—Tuesday last, says . the Grass Valley Union, Henry Odgers had his.leg broken by a caving rock, while He was working in the Empire mine. The left leg was broken just above the ankle joint, and the injary is a severe one. Dr. Simpson was called and set the broken ‘bones. AT no. time since the inauguration of . President Grant has Washington been so fall of strangers as at present, ‘The approaching carnival brings some, but . ‘much the greater number are attracted by the approaching end of the session of Congress, and by the round of pars ties, receptions and other social diversions and gayeties for which that city ; is famous. A SAD story .of the infatuation of ‘. gambling comes from , Fort Wallace; . " Kansas. A young soldier, who was soon to obtain his discharge and /be married to an estimable young wos man,towhom he had been engaged for some time, went.into one of the ‘gambling hells of the.town and. lost all the money he owned in the world, 92,000. An boar after: he shot'hitn. self, A CITIZEN of. Dablia, Timothy Mona. han, recently lett £20 or about $100 in his will towards the completion of the Milan Cathedral. As the Duomo was begun 500 years ago, has’eost up'to this time about $140,000,000, will not be fin. ished for 125 years;and._ will still require $40,000,000 or $507000,000, Mr. Monahan’s bequest cannot materially aid the enterprise. Possibly his £20 might do something towards making part of a finger of one’ of the’ Cathedral’s:'5 000 statues. THE.cengus.of Great Britain . is about to be taken, and instractions and forms have been distributed through the kingdom, so that. the. officers may be ready to ascertain the number of inbabitantS and persons residing in each honse on, April 3d. The superintendents have platted out the coun— try into: 38,000: enumeration » districts, and are now appointing enumerators. -AT Tone City, Amadoreoanty, on the night of February 27th, the: house of a Mr. Cox was’ entered ‘atid $600 was abstracted from a bag off dried fruit hanging in the wardrobe:, ‘The greater portion of the money belonged to a ‘man by the name cf MeLin. The money was lett for safekeeping, with .Cox. All the inmates‘of; the: house were absent at the time. © There is no clue to the thief’) yet. FouRtEEN steamboats, with, an, aggregute capacity of 10 000 tons, a: are ens -} gaged in. the labo Aaaaelee onrying f Srade, « FR AN Ohio” aegrareay a thal s20000} ". im the umber: business; é 4 when requested. 2,000 -words-of—a-special-message;orerKeeper for $2,500 dauilizes, for vat tb him put of his sa , after refusal to. comply with a request. to leave, has been awarded one cent. The’ Court instructed the jary that the proprietor’ had the legal right to'remove the plaintiff from bis restaarant by force, with—’ ont.giving any reason therefor, if the plaintiff refused ‘or es to.’ go oes ~<a ieee ee cee Nawvoo, theancient capital of Mors mondom, is in a fair way. -to achieve a prosperity . which will far exceed the transient greatness given it by the reign of Jo, Smith, The little city is now the center of a large grape grows ing region, Last year 60,000 gallons of wine were sold from the town, und there-are' now’70,000: gallons in store. The.town bas 3,000 inhabitants. THe latest thing in the boot and shoe line at Boston is a crimped calf boot, the calf skin tanned with the hair ou, and made up with the hair outside, tipped’ with alligator leather. Ladies shoes of thé same atyle have also been made, AN irreverent American, in Cologne has greatly shocked the ecclesiastical authorities by offering to buy the bones ‘of the 10,000 martyred virgins in the . Chureh of St. Ursula, ‘for the’ purpose of foundiag an ahatomical museum. THE artesian . well: At’ St? Louis’ is surpassed in depth by oné in the vicin~ ity of Petsdam, which is over 5,500 feet deep, and lias been “passing through « stratum of rock-salt-ever* since its first 800 feet were pierced. THe New York Tribune says: The A’NEGRO who.sted a xChiege saloon No guns were fired at t Berlin in celei reg all of Paris. §It> is gaid) the exp order of re ror or William, who forwatded a telegram difecting that the salute should be deferred om thé ‘cotielusion of peace. “New York laments the number of unoccupied houses that are to be found in its streets, and landlords coolly anticipate ateduetion of trom-15.1020. dall there. . Some cccasibiin been caused in some Western cities by the publication of statistics from the .census reports; property of large owners. THE number of legless and armless is as follows: Number having lost both legs, 42; number having lost one leg, 4,627; nomber having lost one or both arms, 5,006 ; number wlan lost onéarm and ‘leg, 21. THE wedding trip of a@-raral couple . in Connecticut, consisted of a ride into New Haven in their own wagon, and then a trip over the street railroad from one end to the othed-aad cback same, then home, ieee man who interfered to prevent his beating his sister. A PENNSYLVANIA chemist proposes All the rival chemists make light of it. A Woman in Hudson, Mich., who cruelly whipped a colored orphan, has = in the rents. Tapde . is Poa < giving the amount of real and personal soldiers now bordeoa the pension rolls, . A Mowrnksl, man ee feoa fined ra foran aggravated assault upon a}to evolve diamonds from petroleum. . _ cad LicHn® eon EVERY { ONE L.eal Oil Lamps-changed to.Gas Lamps at a trifling cost by : _merely changing the Burner and uring — cifferent 0:1 N OCHIMNEY Is REQUIRED ! The flame is as white as C11 Y¥ WAd aud produces nv-smeil of smuke. Good judges pronounce it one of the safest lights in use! One weiviier injequal te six Candles and costs one eent per hour, IT 18 NEAT, CHEAP, BEAUTIFUL AXD DURABLE, and in Grass “Valley ‘aud other places where it has been introduced is heing rapidly adopted. CALL AND SEE IT! At '~“ BLIVEN & POTTER’s, Commereial Street. Nevada ci‘y, Feb. 18th. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP ANY, OF LONDON. other day the Western Union ‘Teles graph Company received for cs some a 3,500 mile direct: circuit, at the’ rate of 25 words per minute, delivering the entire dispatch in admirable shape and excellent season in this office. THE historie grounds of Chancellors. ville are being improved. A fine: resi-. dence isin progress, of erection near the late battle fleld, and a school house buitdidg has been contracted for.’ Some Virginians are talking of.erect. ing a monument to General ‘Winfield Seout, and the Richinond' State Journal suggests that .it zgight be proper to convey the remains of the great soldier thither. 7 Ty Mobile, Ala. a par eae mary ried is seventh Wife,’ a Mexican, hav+ ing previously been wnited’ to German, French;:Engtish “Dutch and Atherfean wouen, all of whom: died. Or the 34,777. dratted men in New York State, duting 1865 ‘and 1864, bat 3,200 went 'to.the.frent, ‘The: Temain~ . der having furnished substitutes ‘or commated, now want their money, back. ee rey pues i THE Tennessee Legislature has imposed a tax of. fifty dollars upon each commercial ‘travelet toming into. the State for the parpose of trade. A. STOCKHOLDER in one of the manufacturing companies in New Hayen, Cénu,, has realized, from his. original 4 investment ot 83 000, twenty-five years ago, more than $200,000, and it is paying. weil yet, A Bostoy man asks +het, city to compeneate him for his son’s death, which, he claims, was caused by the . cruel treatment of a teacher in one of the public schools. Ar'the raising of the siege, the street conveyances in’ Paris had been ‘reduced to 800 cabs, 500 omnibuses, and about 100 private carriages, ABouT $15,000,000 worth of artificial. flowers. are used annually in America, ‘They ave ‘chiefly nai in France. THERE are two brothers, twins, liv. ing in a Massachusetts town, aged’ 78 years, who learned the House * carpen. have always. lived together. is ak y ge eee iow Youk. ’ . ters trade together, martiéd sisters,ana . a acme \ MuSKETS were first used jin tens been fined $100 and sent to jail for sixty days. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, Spring Str.et, Nevada City, California.7@ ‘ » _ ALL KINDS CF i R 2 _N AN. i am ‘Brass Castings, Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR-WHEELS, Exetuted m ‘superior i ea at Reduced Prices. DAVID THOM, jan3t GEO.G. ALLAN, saa, alls haeatetnadttaiesl BLIVEN & POTTER, ‘ Dealersiia : é ‘Grockery,Glass and NWillew Ware, Lamps, Cuilery, Plated Ware. _ FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, WINDOW SHADES, FIXTURES, ete,, ete.) i} Agents ‘forthe Home. Shuttle rye aie chine. No, 18 Commercial. St. Nevada Wz. %. Jonnston . ()TEERS ayeRrmse 2 IN ee S1OES date. ‘The stock Consists in = ot PARLOR SETS, , BEDROOM SETS, BED AND, BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, 4 fi : ~-S$QRAS,, : Bh ‘a BUREAUS, LO ES, “ Avdin everything that ia ueusily found in pa ac ce iananes of thia kind. Call and be the goods an inal inocnoes. eat .atnetion fonal EF. 1 shies Stee mine — 7 MILWAUKEE ‘iE BREWERY. LAGER. ter ih ni ! As can be found on the Pacific Lager sold by the rt, galion ia and botti yon your Srdersabthe pe on ve Spring ‘Street, Nevada ‘City, And they will be prompt! faithfully attended ‘yi ies mae pis tnd ee Racatad giving the ve best sacisfaciion. xe Galive ig? ABY Dart of ine eonmy F OF (H jy? CHAS. F, aoe Oppeette Merwopisr Cuuncn, Broap S8z., ‘DEALER DN pany omscsAithp “AND PROVISION: Ace a eek os = (ar Naw AND FRESH Goons received LARGE SALE OF -OF FURNITURE 8 Wes VipRerEos. continues to manCapital $3,000,000. — cific Coast. JOHN PATTISON, Agent, {6 NEVADA CITY — Builders Att Attention. ONTRACT TO LET T TO BUILD A HALL, on THE MASUNS AND ODD Fri_ LU Sealed Proposals will be received up to MARCH THE ith, 1871.to batid a Hall, at MOORE’S FLAT, for the above Orders : spenecuions can be seen, in a few dayr, at Drag Store of PRESTON & FAIRCHiLv Nevada City; also. at WILLIAM :D. WAGER3 at North San Juan, and at CYAS, ALLEABERG'S, Moore's Fi-t . The proposals to be addressed. to Chas. Allenberg aud x. D. Long, Moore's « lat, Neva—da county. : The propo als will be ‘opened on the 4th of March. ‘The Committees reserve the might to. reject — 4 all ALLIS Hite, 8 WD LON fi4 For the Cote mittees. NATIONAL Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon. W. A. BIGOT, an Proprietor. } Particular attention paid to ae AT 3:54 the Siting ot, Gents’, Ladies’ and Children’s Hair. you want a: ‘good shave, Gents’ call at this place. Hot, cold and over Baths s all times. Always on hand a stock of Dr. Jen: saeemrotiacter. the article for the hair ever'produced. Agen forKnowles Vegetable Hair Restorer. 24 Gzo. Sueck & Co's Piano Fortes, } Mason & Hamutn’s Cabinet Organs ROOT & CADY, MUSIC PUBLISHERS, ND. Wholesale and Retail Dealersin evety variety of ‘Musical Mérchandise, . . \67 Washington Street, BO, F. BOOT. CHICAGO. B.T. ROOT,Cc. M, CADY. UNITED STATES. SALOOW. Corner of Broadand Pine Strects, ©. BECKIEAN, ey just er BRAN ih additional stock WHISKY, BOTD pigivEe etc, GARS ‘always on hand. THE BAR is always supplied with the beet in the above line. Calland sample. m4 ANSON’ W. Lasren, ¢. 2, MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, Dealers 18 Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods : &e. ke. . Ne. &8 Broad Street. Frere, BACON, HAMS, LARD and all sorts.of PROVISIONS on hand. PR ts Goods constantly received from thera Shem ETA pia MiCRNGA CEA _— r ose pee te, SANA _Rievada Dee. hy, 1870. sat hae Fie ad Pduse. at the Cou ~~ FALENER, BELL-&-CO.; Agents forthe Paee

. vent being eaten by a whale. A New Paper. “The asus Saporter . is evident» ly concerned about the storm of indigs nation it has aroused by its course on the subsidy ‘question, ‘and ina Tate isBite It Opposes the further extension of the influence and power of the Central Pacific Railroad Company. But “fcr ways that are wise and tricks that are vain¥ ‘thd “Reporter: ia “pécdliar! © Ti stead of giving subsidies to, the . Cenoe, road, the Reporter prop f the subsidy question . polled, and give every corpgration an equal show at the pevples’ money. There’s wisdom for you. Divide the people’s money: among all: the competitors that ask for it in order to keep it out of the hands of the big monopoly ; give all you have in the way of subsi~ dies to,somebody else:and» the Central Pacific Will not get it,is the advice-of the Reporter. This is traly-an origival idea, which, if adopted; would be like throwing yourself to the sharks to preBat in. this instance there is. difference. ‘T be Reporter does not explain .how the whale is to be kept off, If subsidies are wrong in principle they are wrong under all. circumstances. The majority: has no tight to vote away ‘ie --Money-of the minority, and-even if the right .was “concedéd, how is the Reporter to discriminate against the Central Pacific Company, or how. are the managers of that concern under some other name tobe prevented from oltaining large subsidies and inzreased power? This last break of the Re-{ porter is very shallow. Its managers feel that its position is obnoxious to the majority of its party, and it is compelled to:ease off on its position and resorts to this policy to do so. It may suc. ceed in making its friends believe that every.subsidy asked should be piven in order to prevent property and money of “the people from being taken away, but such stuff will not go down with the pedple-of the State. %, Once a Week is a new paper for the ladies, and similar: in .appeatanee to Appleton’s Journal. ft contains a number’ of excellent © illustrations’ and is . : _ published Sy Frank “Leslie.” Spérter & . Pattison have received: open st fg at their bookstore. ea, Sewing Society. ee ae as The ladies of the Episcopal Sewing Society will meet at the residence of Mrs. FH. Fisher, Sacramento street, _ this evening, Cattle en Reute, Fifty head of ‘beef cattle ed through Marysville on Wednesday en route to Movada rh Mis are for Cashin, & Kesit. . A-BILL, -has ‘been io introduced in the IHinois: Legislature’ to appropriate $25,000 for the ‘removalof the remains of General Rawlins to Springfield and the etedtion of a monumeng to his. memory. EXPeRIMENs have been made® if France'to ascertain what element -it is in gas which causes it to be sa destruc. tive to trees which it passes, The hydrogen and the carburetted hydrogen do no hatm, but’ the tar element, and especially the carbulic acid, does the mischief. Ly Brasheat Patish; Louisiana, thirty negroes: have been ‘killed within the last two years. Of this number, but three or four. were killed by white men and net 4 single negro murderer has been punis ‘ MoNCURE RoBINson, a distingnishea Virginian, now realdingia Washington, has given the Washington Lee Univer. sity his scientific: library, ment of ' ‘ONE “oie “tons of iron, have abecn . . uséd in the bail of a single New York ato gia Iding o abt parr: 2 a Rear s ‘bearing. hig he hha been discovered. . d ATs dinner in needa cendy, a asty aif ill -terfipered guest) forge: f the-conrtesy due his host, . strd@ one of ‘the waiters, Anbther guest inpripsed, ind this gentleman being ‘unfortunatély mistaken “for a waiter by a friend of the. other guest, was attacked by him, and a free fight among the four ensued, to the consternation of the rest of the company. In a short time the waiter was ejected, the jdentity in ‘one case established, and the dinner was concluded without farther disturbance, THe question, how aa will cotton keep ? fs attractiggy considerable attention down South. Columbus, ‘Ga., as= ‘éeFts that ‘no change ‘is’ ‘noticeable in the appearance: of the staple in bales which have been in its warehouses since 1866, and Augusta rejoins that a bale was suld there the other day which, having been in the warehouse 1h:years, looked ‘somewhat oily, anid it brought as mach money as new cttons of similar grades. FgARs are entertained in Kansas of a general outbreak of hostilities on the part.of the Cheyennes and Arrapaloes early in Spring; and thas the objective points of attack will 6 frontier setilements of that State. General Pape expresses the hops that the ' Interior Department will at once take measures to satisfy or pacify these Indians, who, he says,have just ground for complaint. Lee Broken.—Tuesday last, says . the Grass Valley Union, Henry Odgers had his.leg broken by a caving rock, while He was working in the Empire mine. The left leg was broken just above the ankle joint, and the injary is a severe one. Dr. Simpson was called and set the broken ‘bones. AT no. time since the inauguration of . President Grant has Washington been so fall of strangers as at present, ‘The approaching carnival brings some, but . ‘much the greater number are attracted by the approaching end of the session of Congress, and by the round of pars ties, receptions and other social diversions and gayeties for which that city ; is famous. A SAD story .of the infatuation of ‘. gambling comes from , Fort Wallace; . " Kansas. A young soldier, who was soon to obtain his discharge and /be married to an estimable young wos man,towhom he had been engaged for some time, went.into one of the ‘gambling hells of the.town and. lost all the money he owned in the world, 92,000. An boar after: he shot'hitn. self, A CITIZEN of. Dablia, Timothy Mona. han, recently lett £20 or about $100 in his will towards the completion of the Milan Cathedral. As the Duomo was begun 500 years ago, has’eost up'to this time about $140,000,000, will not be fin. ished for 125 years;and._ will still require $40,000,000 or $507000,000, Mr. Monahan’s bequest cannot materially aid the enterprise. Possibly his £20 might do something towards making part of a finger of one’ of the’ Cathedral’s:'5 000 statues. THE.cengus.of Great Britain . is about to be taken, and instractions and forms have been distributed through the kingdom, so that. the. officers may be ready to ascertain the number of inbabitantS and persons residing in each honse on, April 3d. The superintendents have platted out the coun— try into: 38,000: enumeration » districts, and are now appointing enumerators. -AT Tone City, Amadoreoanty, on the night of February 27th, the: house of a Mr. Cox was’ entered ‘atid $600 was abstracted from a bag off dried fruit hanging in the wardrobe:, ‘The greater portion of the money belonged to a ‘man by the name cf MeLin. The money was lett for safekeeping, with .Cox. All the inmates‘of; the: house were absent at the time. © There is no clue to the thief’) yet. FouRtEEN steamboats, with, an, aggregute capacity of 10 000 tons, a: are ens -} gaged in. the labo Aaaaelee onrying f Srade, « FR AN Ohio” aegrareay a thal s20000} ". im the umber: business; é 4 when requested. 2,000 -words-of—a-special-message;orerKeeper for $2,500 dauilizes, for vat tb him put of his sa , after refusal to. comply with a request. to leave, has been awarded one cent. The’ Court instructed the jary that the proprietor’ had the legal right to'remove the plaintiff from bis restaarant by force, with—’ ont.giving any reason therefor, if the plaintiff refused ‘or es to.’ go oes ~<a ieee ee cee Nawvoo, theancient capital of Mors mondom, is in a fair way. -to achieve a prosperity . which will far exceed the transient greatness given it by the reign of Jo, Smith, The little city is now the center of a large grape grows ing region, Last year 60,000 gallons of wine were sold from the town, und there-are' now’70,000: gallons in store. The.town bas 3,000 inhabitants. THe latest thing in the boot and shoe line at Boston is a crimped calf boot, the calf skin tanned with the hair ou, and made up with the hair outside, tipped’ with alligator leather. Ladies shoes of thé same atyle have also been made, AN irreverent American, in Cologne has greatly shocked the ecclesiastical authorities by offering to buy the bones ‘of the 10,000 martyred virgins in the . Chureh of St. Ursula, ‘for the’ purpose of foundiag an ahatomical museum. THE artesian . well: At’ St? Louis’ is surpassed in depth by oné in the vicin~ ity of Petsdam, which is over 5,500 feet deep, and lias been “passing through « stratum of rock-salt-ever* since its first 800 feet were pierced. THe New York Tribune says: The A’NEGRO who.sted a xChiege saloon No guns were fired at t Berlin in celei reg all of Paris. §It> is gaid) the exp order of re ror or William, who forwatded a telegram difecting that the salute should be deferred om thé ‘cotielusion of peace. “New York laments the number of unoccupied houses that are to be found in its streets, and landlords coolly anticipate ateduetion of trom-15.1020. dall there. . Some cccasibiin been caused in

some Western cities by the publication of statistics from the .census reports; property of large owners. THE number of legless and armless is as follows: Number having lost both legs, 42; number having lost one leg, 4,627; nomber having lost one or both arms, 5,006 ; number wlan lost onéarm and ‘leg, 21. THE wedding trip of a@-raral couple . in Connecticut, consisted of a ride into New Haven in their own wagon, and then a trip over the street railroad from one end to the othed-aad cback same, then home, ieee man who interfered to prevent his beating his sister. A PENNSYLVANIA chemist proposes All the rival chemists make light of it. A Woman in Hudson, Mich., who cruelly whipped a colored orphan, has = in the rents. Tapde . is Poa < giving the amount of real and personal soldiers now bordeoa the pension rolls, . A Mowrnksl, man ee feoa fined ra foran aggravated assault upon a}to evolve diamonds from petroleum. . _ cad LicHn® eon EVERY { ONE L.eal Oil Lamps-changed to.Gas Lamps at a trifling cost by : _merely changing the Burner and uring — cifferent 0:1 N OCHIMNEY Is REQUIRED ! The flame is as white as C11 Y¥ WAd aud produces nv-smeil of smuke. Good judges pronounce it one of the safest lights in use! One weiviier injequal te six Candles and costs one eent per hour, IT 18 NEAT, CHEAP, BEAUTIFUL AXD DURABLE, and in Grass “Valley ‘aud other places where it has been introduced is heing rapidly adopted. CALL AND SEE IT! At '~“ BLIVEN & POTTER’s, Commereial Street. Nevada ci‘y, Feb. 18th. IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMP ANY, OF LONDON. other day the Western Union ‘Teles graph Company received for cs some a 3,500 mile direct: circuit, at the’ rate of 25 words per minute, delivering the entire dispatch in admirable shape and excellent season in this office. THE historie grounds of Chancellors. ville are being improved. A fine: resi-. dence isin progress, of erection near the late battle fleld, and a school house buitdidg has been contracted for.’ Some Virginians are talking of.erect. ing a monument to General ‘Winfield Seout, and the Richinond' State Journal suggests that .it zgight be proper to convey the remains of the great soldier thither. 7 Ty Mobile, Ala. a par eae mary ried is seventh Wife,’ a Mexican, hav+ ing previously been wnited’ to German, French;:Engtish “Dutch and Atherfean wouen, all of whom: died. Or the 34,777. dratted men in New York State, duting 1865 ‘and 1864, bat 3,200 went 'to.the.frent, ‘The: Temain~ . der having furnished substitutes ‘or commated, now want their money, back. ee rey pues i THE Tennessee Legislature has imposed a tax of. fifty dollars upon each commercial ‘travelet toming into. the State for the parpose of trade. A. STOCKHOLDER in one of the manufacturing companies in New Hayen, Cénu,, has realized, from his. original 4 investment ot 83 000, twenty-five years ago, more than $200,000, and it is paying. weil yet, A Bostoy man asks +het, city to compeneate him for his son’s death, which, he claims, was caused by the . cruel treatment of a teacher in one of the public schools. Ar'the raising of the siege, the street conveyances in’ Paris had been ‘reduced to 800 cabs, 500 omnibuses, and about 100 private carriages, ABouT $15,000,000 worth of artificial. flowers. are used annually in America, ‘They ave ‘chiefly nai in France. THERE are two brothers, twins, liv. ing in a Massachusetts town, aged’ 78 years, who learned the House * carpen. have always. lived together. is ak y ge eee iow Youk. ’ . ters trade together, martiéd sisters,ana . a acme \ MuSKETS were first used jin tens been fined $100 and sent to jail for sixty days. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry, Spring Str.et, Nevada City, California.7@ ‘ » _ ALL KINDS CF i R 2 _N AN. i am ‘Brass Castings, Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery, STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR-WHEELS, Exetuted m ‘superior i ea at Reduced Prices. DAVID THOM, jan3t GEO.G. ALLAN, saa, alls haeatetnadttaiesl BLIVEN & POTTER, ‘ Dealersiia : é ‘Grockery,Glass and NWillew Ware, Lamps, Cuilery, Plated Ware. _ FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, WINDOW SHADES, FIXTURES, ete,, ete.) i} Agents ‘forthe Home. Shuttle rye aie chine.. No, 18 Commercial. St. Nevada Wz. %. Jonnston . ()TEERS ayeRrmse 2 IN ee S1OES date. ‘The stock Consists in = ot PARLOR SETS, , BEDROOM SETS, BED AND, BEDDING, TABLES, ALL KINDS, 4 fi : ~-S$QRAS,, : Bh ‘a BUREAUS, LO ES, “ Avdin everything that ia ueusily found in pa ac ce iananes of thia kind. Call and be the goods an inal inocnoes. eat .atnetion fonal EF. 1 shies Stee mine — 7 MILWAUKEE ‘iE BREWERY. LAGER. ter ih ni ! As can be found on the Pacific Lager sold by the rt, galion ia and botti yon your Srdersabthe pe on ve Spring ‘Street, Nevada ‘City, And they will be prompt! faithfully attended ‘yi ies mae pis tnd ee Racatad giving the ve best sacisfaciion. xe Galive ig? ABY Dart of ine eonmy F OF (H jy? CHAS. F, aoe Oppeette Merwopisr Cuuncn, Broap S8z., ‘DEALER DN pany omscsAithp “AND PROVISION: Ace a eek os = (ar Naw AND FRESH Goons received LARGE SALE OF -OF FURNITURE 8 Wes VipRerEos. continues to manCapital $3,000,000. — cific Coast. JOHN PATTISON, Agent, {6 NEVADA CITY — Builders Att Attention. ONTRACT TO LET T TO BUILD A HALL, on THE MASUNS AND ODD Fri_ LU Sealed Proposals will be received up to MARCH THE ith, 1871.to batid a Hall, at MOORE’S FLAT, for the above Orders : spenecuions can be seen, in a few dayr, at Drag Store of PRESTON & FAIRCHiLv Nevada City; also. at WILLIAM :D. WAGER3 at North San Juan, and at CYAS, ALLEABERG'S, Moore's Fi-t . The proposals to be addressed. to Chas. Allenberg aud x. D. Long, Moore's « lat, Neva—da county. : The propo als will be ‘opened on the 4th of March. ‘The Committees reserve the might to. reject — 4 all ALLIS Hite, 8 WD LON fi4 For the Cote mittees. NATIONAL Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon. W. A. BIGOT, an Proprietor. } Particular attention paid to ae AT 3:54 the Siting ot, Gents’, Ladies’ and Children’s Hair. you want a: ‘good shave, Gents’ call at this place. Hot, cold and over Baths s all times. Always on hand a stock of Dr. Jen: saeemrotiacter. the article for the hair ever'produced. Agen forKnowles Vegetable Hair Restorer. 24 Gzo. Sueck & Co's Piano Fortes, } Mason & Hamutn’s Cabinet Organs ROOT & CADY, MUSIC PUBLISHERS, ND. Wholesale and Retail Dealersin evety variety of ‘Musical Mérchandise, . . \67 Washington Street, BO, F. BOOT. CHICAGO. B.T. ROOT,Cc. M, CADY. UNITED STATES. SALOOW. Corner of Broadand Pine Strects, ©. BECKIEAN, ey just er BRAN ih additional stock WHISKY, BOTD pigivEe etc, GARS ‘always on hand. THE BAR is always supplied with the beet in the above line. Calland sample. m4 ANSON’ W. Lasren, ¢. 2, MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, Dealers 18 Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods : &e. ke. . Ne. &8 Broad Street. Frere, BACON, HAMS, LARD and all sorts.of PROVISIONS on hand. PR ts Goods constantly received from thera Shem ETA pia MiCRNGA CEA _— r ose pee te, SANA _Rievada Dee. hy, 1870. sat hae Fie ad Pduse. at the Cou ~~ FALENER, BELL-&-CO.; Agents forthe Paee