May 13, 1874 (4 pages)

2yfor the subliririty-of its natural scenery, and for the healthfuluess of its that-other——,’? ayd advanced in a Tully & Go. have "washed away a : Cunningham & Trotter heye one fec t knowledge of the mode of ne . other appointme nts and that a ae . will commence forthwith, and™~ be Nevada Cit Ginnie ondence. “Lodeal Brevities. = San FRaxcisco Corren Mintte-Company. _ Surveyor i. ea . whe’ Baily Transeriy " teasing sera Af ag ng the . Theproperty of this Company ipat Spence. . Yor’ Appointed She Dui 4 (. Ep. Transchtpr: A few lines from. Ira Eaton, after rustieating at t Ville, In the sonth-westera gaitfon of Neve We stated'a short: ‘time'since, tha ¢ : 5 “NEVADA cee. cal. A man named Chas,“geet and . this camp may be acceptable, as. Metropolis, ‘Marysville, and’ other ie wounty, 20d 10 The old Well lead, which Z 6. Coleman “had gone “io San : inva D) ‘ a woman whose name. is-Mrs. Hosthings are assuming a lively appear-, . places. for several weeks;has returned . was worked in 1864; at the time that-eop. Francisco to proc:ite the Services of ee i —— — mer, were ‘standitig at the gate, on. ance, . The Omega ditch from here} to his-old’ quarters. His trip has . per was the special mining excitement of an engineer to make’ the Nine Bo wea May teh 1078 Jones street, Sin Franciseo, engaged . to the Yuba, which wus broken by greatly improved his heath; but he hn Bons sce. tt aa “a done “s the Narrow Gauge Railroad. WeLOCA! wre i elenatiie. From Osborn’s the storms this Winter, will now be] is of the opinion that business is not P egernaatd "body fora Nene the dea <= Jearn that he has. appointed Engii 4 aur statement Harry Hosmer, who has . repaired in a: few days, The break . as lively in this, burg as it-is in Sdp ion which fell upon that chatacter of min. neer Bates, of; sthe Central Paeific ge cus Tourists. ia been separated from his, wife, extwas not.se bad _as-, , they expected . Francisco. We are glad to weleome . ing in Califorpia; as wel’. asa want of sys. Railroad. That, Mr. “Bates will fi The qhartes California is noted the'wortld over claimed ‘‘I do not want you,‘ but When they commenced werk on it. him hothe. tem ihfopening the mine, and an imper. the plaza will t has already TY 0 the orgs, caused operations to be abandon ane climate. Yet-the ‘varied attractions The wise i a Gee engi ini ee nicest three seat coaches for ‘and thus the property has stood until with_. prosecuted _dispatch Until ges tm are atl ee ; e latter, as he maintains “ing leng AM time they have been work-. their Eureka line that ever ran out iz a year past, when it came into the hands . . completed, a : opera ‘aan it presents for tourists has failed to inside tlie gate, retreated up the aling. *Patier, Burwell '\& Co., -have of this city, which they Will put on . of Prof.G.,F. Deetkin of-this place, ‘and . Se ae aati — Jedge on Sprin draw hither the nimbe? of sight. ; seers one would expect. The reuson assigned by those who ought toknow, is that excursions are 80 expensive ou this coast, that an Eastern man; after passing: through the thorough fleecing he is subjected to, Téaves in Another reason has been, the tour of Europe could be made about as cheap as the tour of ©: ifornia, and as the attrac tions were more varied; of course thé majority went to Enrope. It is thought bow ithat’ the frequency of ocean ‘disasters will deter thouSands from crossing the At-lantie, and consequently add to the number of yisitors to this coast, eithcr by way of-the-isthmrs-orover they; trans-continental railway, Should this prove to be the case, it would “wounded man was taken to the: City . Prison, and Dr. Stivers being . press. onein the right buttock, piercing +tracted;-being-of10 serious nature: ley, Hosmer following fast. Seeing his pursuer gaining on him, Osborn turned ‘and fired twice, and the man Hosmer fell. Such is the version as supplied by the prisoner. The the fleshy part. «nd lodging in the muscles, from which it was not exhoweyer the more important wound, and the one for which the surgeon wits most solicitous, was that penetrating the rear part of the abdomen, aud being inward and dow nward through the abdominal regions, finding an outlet through ‘the left groin. This medical testimony comports illy with Osborn’s statement, that be also done very. well. ‘The citizens of this place are looking for a lively Summer, as the prospects are that the English Company at Blue Tent will build their—diteh to the Yuba . \ this. Sumner; if so nes will be the . ‘best. camp in the’ The citizens have raised-a subseription, and Mx; Prescott was out most of last week with from ten to fonrteen Chinamen, shoveling # trail from two to-three and a half feet . deep, from Omega to. Skillman’s mill. The snow is from five and a halfto_seven and-a half feet~deep. We are in hopes that by means of . this trail-we will be able to get a team in here by the first of June. The snow has melted but very. little during where there is-a-wilk-there isa Way. ] the routé as S000 as the roads are in better condition, The pleasant weather, ‘the improved condition of the road, and the delightful appearanee— -ofthe . country is-a tempting inducement tot when such pleasure is. enjoyable, is short in the mountains. Idle men are scarce now. —Werk is plenty, and those who are not engaged remain so. from choice,-Thestreets are not so full of men as they sometimes dre, from that cause. They are taking ont gold, and before lowg it will be in circulation. There is‘considerable talk about celebrating the 4th of July. Shooting Scrape, ° Nig tay an important consideration in its eco. parties. of'San Francisco, since which time . it has -been diljgéntly and intellige ntly . worked, The old company put down an . take of running it contrary to the ‘diyy-of the lead, and it is practicglly useless for Working putpeses;—A new his: beén nomical « working “The work under the present management has been carefulty-and+ skillfully done, to prove beyond ‘a doubt . that the Cres were of an extent and quality to guarantee the working of-the-«mine—ind—— reduction of ore as 4 business enterprise, The tests have been entirely satisfac tory, . i showing that the Jead-is of. great extent . aiid Hiiat the eo pper can be separated and . melted here, and placed in market at a good protit. Several shipments of pure copper . have already been made. A roasting furnace-is now being construc ted, to be com: pleted within a mgnth; capable of roasting . 2) tons of wre in 24~hours, incline shaft 150. feet, but matle the mis. \: or put down 45-feet-on, the cropRingss. whieh A KIND-HEARTED ge htleman gat by. the bedside of a wretched fellow in y London hospital, to whom he had . often spoken tigfore, when he saw the musclés of ihe poor fellow’s face quiver and at last be drew. the sheet over bis--head ans) sobbed said he hope dd he’ d sai only came. to comfort him. sobbed out the: ian * first man who ever word to the since.I wa can’t stand it,’’ ee “fyou -are the spoke a kind as born, and i Tur-gambling-housds of San Frat: cisco have again. ¢losed their doors, through some pre beat upcn them. ssure brought to Poe, Cari re Warpen L, the wife of the ; Motonods murderer Mortimer, ‘ has been arrested in San Fr: aucisco on a charge of robbe ry, a about S= hundred tons pletion, and se also Waiting. it will be kept will be a great, ete rs, ed 8 f lor dor ~ rose tbisgust, ali will ¢ discourage all his “ent; -preegeded-to-apply the--necesse: present blocks = aie ‘snow; ee pete riding, and ‘many are. avail -ehow-a width of 74 feet. . 'Thé ore is aeoy-) jothing to pain the invalid, as nel 5 ‘ — : friends from wakihg the same trip. . relief, fe found two bolles wounds i ing themselves -ofit, The Seuson ) per nrundic, free from arse ni¢,and antimo, ‘ The owner mine-tire-putti: duction of sul, “yine’process, a creek, The .pacity of redu tons of sulpho the present’ f mine, that ant be furnished. mine in the co _ developed will : the past two weeks, on acSNES ae : ae ' fo A blast fur. . ; thé most val seem policy on the part of those de-. fred while Hosmer was’ pursuing dunk of the eid weather. Ths we-. A little target practice oceurred in. nace for smelting is also to be erected, A MAN named John: Gold droppea ‘sale. . pending ou travelers and tourists for . jim.’ Both wounds being in the . ter slacked up so on Friday that the ee es Se meemeny ENCuing, faunal a es 5 dead on Brennan street, Saw: Fransy ; support, to so regulate their charges . pony would indicate that: the-mant7 litle ditches seca wet foll 6i-Satar: -between Jaina ‘Peters. and a young y eetken, sand. possesses Wye that faveruble reports will be given . by those visiting the coast~-and . thereby incréase that kind ‘of travel instead .of. diminishing it, .When . Was running away when fired upon by his assailant. ‘The man seemed ‘suffer extremely while being probed; but uttered. no word of pain, to day. ‘The old snow= has all disappeared here in ‘town, but on ‘Thursday morning we had about five inches of new snow to help old Winter man by the nanre ‘of Mullen. ‘There has been. hard words passing between them fora week or more, and on the evening mentioned it é¢ulminated in some features not heretofore in use. Ths papers-are drawn for that~purpose.capital stock is $50,000, and the shares are sbout all taken, principally in Grass V alley Z company istnow to be ine -orporated, and the . ¢ The . : Cisco, He was fifty-seven’ years of RSs 5 i Oe ne JOHN Max lias been sentenced to the Sacramento County JaiLfortwenea— We learn th: oming mine, u ence of Chas. . o = Wen ent lbewaedece ‘ Hi Peters drawing.a weapon ahd firing . The Trustees named in the articles of incor. ty days for stealing two cents worth width, and th our reread if nag sees a large) While lying on the’ hitter, hig’ ‘aay out. Good: ‘bye for the present. hot” wi ich : iid saat . . porations are Wm, Watt. John C. Coleman, . o¢ onions, ss me canes ——srumber of tourists iay be expected] 9 Jad fourteen years of age,. liy ig Mixen, (one shot, which Was as usual. in and F.G. Beatty, of Grass Valley; E. ¥. — first rate, bet v a s ic m . . re ‘ eecreeas —_ ~ oe i. . ‘to visit this county. Our mines will! with his mother, where the stfooting pSGhaamesiec So CAS ane Ms such. cases, more dangerous to out: Sutter and Robert Morrow, of San Francis. _before. The « _ Wilcox, for 376,080, cluimed as the be one attraction and the healthfalness of the climate another, Silica was done; approached his father, who forbid his appfoach, as he did Suppen . Dkata.—George Jobnson, second.son of Peter Johnson; siders than-the party aimed at.” Before a second shot could be fired, co. G._F, De etken wili continue xs Superintendent, The’ company hold their mine . THE County Jail of Sam Francie now contains only 197 Himates, and ted with the pr fied that the pt = TE CT Fe Prd 41 . under a U. 8. patent.—Grasss Valley Union, . its sanitar eonditian is improving. ; ae whe Penulty hot want toseé any of them. The . jarqware merchant, died at Sun . — earns wer ae spe : y si ] g better than an eS ’ nae : Peas ; 5 . = 6 performance. fb 18 sal eters 7 : ASTI a Otay ap oe a Bae pa was Colnmeéence oe -,, . boy seented affected. Francisco, on Sunday afternoon. .'° ! Hed Men's Ball. ‘ We leaf that Dr. Samuel Merritt _ has brought suit in the. Third District Court against-his partner iii the Grand Central Hotel, Capt. P. iB. The prisoner Chas. Osborn, “was brought in soon after’ the shooting; by Officer Johnson. Osburn’ is powerful man, aid —would, not . u About.a year. siuce he had a spell 6f sickness, since which time he has not possessed his usual strength, Latterly his system has lost tone, drew his weapon only in self-defense. “ Backward Spring, The cold and backward Spring: of which residents: of this coust have ve Visited the rink building yesterday, and saw more activity and taste displayed by the aboriginces than we thought they, possessed, SaLeM, Oregon, hasa fe male barber. The young men of the city will want to get shaved every day , now. . The 8: There wilkb at the Skating impress one with the idea that he! could be guilty. of, buch .a.deed.) ———— and upon advice of the family physi-} Tbe arrangements of ‘the committee reian;-on Saturday last in. company were_perfect,Fhe-halt was’ beauti+ Thursday, Fric 7 nings of this ¥ balance due on account for lumber complained, is uo worse than it bas THE assessed value of Stockion and other materials used in the conr -af ~Fitt, and it was predicted at the time struction of the building. Wilcox’s . interest in the furniture of the. hotel und his stock in the Oakland Bank . . savings have been attached. It will be remeinbered that—Witeox's Letters wasverydamaging to MerWhen questioned he pave ready replies and defended the act as. necessary for his own safety.~ He was taken to the wounded man, who point-’ ing to him, said, ‘‘There.is the man that teok-my wife and then shot me.’’ that Merritt would “make it het” for, Wilcox. ->+>-— Khe Way to do it, . ———— The great register was intended to’ defeat all efforts at ballot ‘stuffing and illegal voting. But it seems there is no trouble in evading its provisions. When a measure is to be carried in a.county,all that is necessary is to-go out and.employ men to work in the county thirty days before election, and the feat is performed. It seems such is the case in Butte county, as the follow“Years ago he was Superintendent of business at the corner of Leavenworth apd Geary ‘streets. Some ‘the North Beach and Mission Railroad stables, Harry Hosmer, the wounds dman, isahack owner and driver, being one of the firm of Russell & Hosmer, whose stand is at the corner of Sutter and Montgomery streets. He is an old man. For some years-past“it seems he and his wife have heen separated. Ba v Sacramento Races. Osborn-is—a—herse—dealer, —~deing-+ with his mother he started for the Mtiferal Springs near the coast, in the hope of being benefited. There were no alarming symptons ‘in his case,and it was believed by his friends that the change would soon restore This was a sorrowful surprise to all, ‘as Georgé was a youth known to every one in Grass: Valley, andwas liked by all for his excellent, and unassuming character, He was in the twentieth year of his age. It is not yet announced as to whether the re= mains will be broaght here for inter-. ment. Gee Valley Union, Tux {*TRRER -Bacrarsa. The ship ‘Three Brothers’’ left Havre for New York-on the 27th of March, and her arrival has not yet been reported. The longest time consumed by a sailing vessel in this voyuge, for several years, was by the * been in other sections, and-so fares} we can learn, all over the world, A letter from Italy,—dated the last day of March, said: “We have net-yet found the warmth of clime we are in search of, or the verdure of Spring.” _i dence, We learn that “cold, disagree} able weather prevails all over the Bastern States. While it has been disagreeable, no better season for grain and fruit was ever had here.: Upon the whole we think residents of this State have little of which to + complain, ‘The Territorial nea te We can stand it to hear mrists from the Atlantic seaboard who come out here to the Pacific coast talking about “San Soeyquinn,” “San Josey,’ ““Staislouse”’ and the like, but when ney begin asking questions about . fully decorated With. evergreens, . The south end was adorned with sevtal emblems, among which«avere tomahawks, bows and arrows, lances,” ete.,above which the American eagle, ! . grand snécess and —reflected: er credit on the managements The music was superb, and the’ supper one of Gault’s best, ABN j joinin the wish that the Red Men will reneat the progranime on the first occasion, oe $500 Fine“ ~ Whether saloon keepers laid themselves under liability to pay the above fine by selling liquor to the red men last uight or not, we do not know. If-so, they know. the penalty. We do not know but. the improved order dispense with the use. of firewater. We were not witness to any iufraction of the Jaw, six million dollar irs. ‘property, real and personal, exceeds a AN elephant: tour cold 2X6 other day in Cincinnati, but ro gallons of . whiskey threw himiato a nice perspiration and ore him around all . Boston. <Tue following advertisement <is from-# paper published in the Far West: ‘Lo rent—a housé on Melvilie avenne, locate@ imnicdiately alongside of a tine plum garden, from which an abundant supply of the * most delicious fruit may be. stolen during the year, Rent low, and the greater part taken in plums,” 2 THE reported damage by fire iu the hold of the steamer Qhio, arrived at Liverpool, has been greatly exaggerated. a a Ir wasin Ohio. These. were his. words: “I won’t give you a cent to--—— Wednesday at until farther n m12-5t ] Go to Hyma i islati : re th “wing ae -r as an ele manvfactured . testimony before the Lezislative In-. jy. inf ; : ns The same story of cold weather . With “wings spread aloft,’” was jast cia sip cbargcler af var ogee etured reutionting C ittee in relation t Phe-muscies-of-Osborn’s face, quiv-. his health, On Sunday evening the . comes from distant Egypt. From . in the act of screaming in imitation W. rever,48-—Innch iujnred inthe ——— vestigating Committee in relation to ered, and he eduld only reply, “How sad news came that he was dead, of a war sh; The . West, and he thinks of moving. to Four = —_theeonstriction-ofthe College of do-you-know-Eshot-you?” : Lour. exchanges, and_from eorrespon=—+ 28psparty— was: As yet we he made towards : of July. Gras the same pri ioned celebrati notonous and y are smartly tas Gay of anythin ply to. display otism. If the “tend celebratin not have «a hug venient point L and give an oO} into the woods move would. m : ‘ ‘Mount Shyster,’’: as we heard one a wd . f on is certain more : The Sprin meeting at. Sacramento Ty , ie wards a new dress.’’ “A apse of one : ing willshow. The Union says fifty has not pies well-attended, —From vot the Seas,’’ which was 35_diiysbe+} yesterday, we want to be off; though Chinese Picmeces ‘mw . hour. She ‘was found hanging in derived than fr voters left Sacrament Shico o tween t i : “Th ae he ee Kavar é the barn. oration i voters loft Sacramento for Chico on the remarks ot those who have here. . '¥ee® he two ports, _The ‘Three . we are no lawyer. If the fellow ever on-in the Friday to work on the roads-at--$40 per month. ‘The Bee also says: “‘Agents of George Bidwell,of Chico, in this city are engaging white men to work 6u a new road near that -honor and profit. The recklessness with. which former legislators had . squandered the people's money, “needed a reproof, and the. people give that reproof. A. reform majority was elected and the people breathtofore attended such meetings, we think we can eulighten Sacramentans why the attendince is so slim, In: the first the place, treatment ‘. ty. Brothers’’ has now been out42 days and much anxiety i is felt for her safegoes within a hundred miles of Mount Shasta the natives will tie him.to a A Chinese funeral, with gong accompaniment, passed through the streets yesterday, and from the hiSheteft San Kraneiseo last-sen= son loaded with Grangers’ wheat and held in New York to await the aetion of Secretary Fish, before whom the matter was laid. There is something exquisitely impudent in the action of the Copenhagen authorities, although thir is not the first the right basis. >. >: Conentts s° young dog, now owned by Ed. Goldsmith, has two distinét sets of upper front teeth, They are in rows stake and give him a “practical illustration of their ideas of cremation, latity displayed by the superior race, one would judge that funerals never As a place «f residence, this . Tris a mark of a true ; eal to go out doors alone whea feeling aninclination to swear or smoke a clay pipe. _Kxowtepar, like “virtue, is its ewn reward,”’ place has no superior. No better climate can be found .on the coast. All these favorable circumstances will ere long, attract capitalists to invest their money and permanently . A YAnxxKKF wanted the Bridge of ‘Sighs poiuted out to him, and then wanted to bet America had several bridges twice the size.-—Detroit Free Press. sic prt for the casion. Price of badges for dancing, ‘1. Good ord i) be maintained by: officers * Who will lead Go to Hyma: mere Sun:mer se } Th tis that $40 outsiders have received at, the ca i Made vee Pid ai ijuace ” mishap. THE purcuit of inawiddes otight to nul. . Occur among them, Should the ob Reeth Sat? iene ee ae Pp ace. e statement is that $40 a tat’ on: auch occasions {a a1 ing lify egotism instead of increasing it. heathen exhibit so much pleasure at ‘A vERDICT ét $21,200 has been month are the wages, and those who i aes The New Bank atSan Jose. + rendered b Philadelohia jury The. prospec elon? Beart . but satisfactory, and in ; ip ae Tam tonbetones of the great throw no . 0UF faneral processions, their sys. *© e ya Madely 6 vide Meet lwve theit ae oS a their place the‘ring in which jobs are put RY Ban ut Ne —— deeper shadow than those of other mortals. . tem of religion would be thought to against the New York Mutual Life os BE Detter. the ussage paid.’ The agent does not rede y : ing the article from the Transcrip Soe a + ae seca ae @ mines in t sens th as S up is’ controlled «Xclusively aud only § cones Se in paoee Ska ta ; : be responsible for it, Luckily for . !asurance Company, in favor of the : wint picks and shovels, but transin relation to Mr. Hinds leaving this}. !7 Pe Se appraise men heirs-cf Sued ‘dered ip are all lookin, : ; sof that city. Sporting}. : : their true moral or mental worth than to . them, they are better bébavad. neirs Cf one -suyder, murdere Nie be fers from the S.cramento to Butte city, says: ‘Mr, Hinds is the gentle. play a fiddle. bees =9 = By, satisfactory re ; meu do not mind so much having jobs oe -1852 near Bethleheui, Pa. eirln ’ grent register, What afarce! Eup, Wut they line tohelp doit--Tn man who is moving in the matter ee dvc-eit tos ee he i aa Ma nufactures. * —— mines in partic : 1 Cc 1 emo rheial a habi . P, y P of establishing & National Gold . of sneering does not create an impression} There is every inducei We do not hear much of Gen, Rowell. All tha ier —_——. Sacramento home tulent carries the 8 Pp y icement for ; ' > ody Chan EREUNIR 2p Back in this city. The project, we . ° ery capitalists to engage in the manugone ign ae — be ern aré paying w r ~@ day. : : cyan 2 oF 7 ‘ ty &wou certain ave writle x The p¥Sople at the inet election y = are informed, is so far advanced that . Tuan is little or no deceil in a dog;-yet . facturing business in this city / letter on-the ates question.— Prospect of “at voted for men and _ for party. A Nice Thing. success is assured. The Bunk is to} pred og bag very aDgFy, Compare each . Good water power can be found all. Brooklyn Argus. © New ledgés are Party Sleslpline rts ‘thrown to the : be know he “F ’ i —i0 most Cuse¥ y Tue telegraph, a few days since . be known as the ‘Farmers National Seva, around the city. ‘The ‘dest quality . « ae ane dogs. ‘Phe lunes demanded that informed us that a’ gang of Danish . Gold Note Bank and TrastCompany. Tux influences of wealth cannot expand . of lumber in the county is fouid in ee 1 Pi Ni a F stival. 2 e placer mi pie sag _—_ ict oa convicts had been landed in New. of San Jose. Mr. Hinds means bus. pepo ge og neither will poverty stultt . convenient distances from towns MEAN 510900 ORO 6 * handed, w ehests of the people, instead o Task : ve iness, and th bli ill wish hi W t A and everything ork, who were sent over at the in-. ness, an 6 pubhe will wish him SR hen the railroad is completed a ee sory e the commands of party leaders, stance and expense of the authori-. SUccess. Paper is far more conve-. I* dealing with great themes itis well for good market will be right'at our ow ve pay than ever res hould be elected to fill the offices of : E a writer to avoid individuality as an. ont a HE tieSie of Grass yplley is at , sho € elected to © Ofices Of . 652, of Copenhagen, The men_are nient than coin, when founded 00 . avoids oe doors. Pee ota i 48 at present a quence of the yet there is ey being very livel have laid in lat Preparation for Ir is oft } . the . Orato here. properly sppoiated. active demand ed eagier. It proved that the virtue time that convicts have been sent . 9nd are as regular as if but one set . enmity ren iy easure to incur the at” 2 Scceeesmodietion win yer fon is placed ; R lociatd — Fa 3 es ke im : ‘Bo ec oO +ets; and an inv ny RS . : aud integrity of the people had not from Europe to the United States as . Was growing, sales AN : und to Mave Light. » extended to all peel persons to be pre railroad 3 com been corrupted, The reformers met u convenient dumping ground . for! * -. ‘Tur ‘world is injured more by Beckinan, whose deeds are not . *nt. Til be one of t “nnd this is one of the fruits of the ; necting. Last yearthe tax was50 conta on the $100—thia.year it will vermin, ‘Those Danish convicts should be reshipped to Copenhagen so quickly as to ‘make their. heads . A Bostox optician has offered to} straighten, Butler’s eye. He pro;poses.to-fusten his chead firmly against a wall, and expose a dozen igen than by knaves. Tur gratitude of the world vents itself in torubaitorrs, evil, prefers light rather than day ness, and as that article is not provid" ed by the City Trustees, bi. as had By order ot the. Committee, EXECUTOR’S. NOTICE. the State, Eve 6 such a condi: is bound to con t ar T A. WALLING, Deceased. ba 62 cents, fud that additional 24 Pistia "Virginia Enterprise. heavy silver spoons in a position op; erected in front of his s on, on the TATE OF L A-WA given that Bais i Porch percent. comes trom the retrencha posite to the line of the patient's de. . A atosp that is thoroughly oi uslaved . corner of Broad und Pine streets, a ‘4 “Walling Wechhsed, ‘willbe. received © — auent and reform. parties, _ Departures by the Colfax Stage. flected vision. ‘This will cause -h-m-. feels notmits shackles. 3 roy oy a ge = Rat Tas water from er ar Rosa Creek May 12th, 1874, . to make frantic efforts to bring his} abnormal orgiun to bearon them, and ‘ Br 0 “THE dignity thatis wot compromised ” gas lamp, which at his own icine have lighted. and after SATURDAY, MAY 9th, 1674, TERMS OF SALE. — Cash in gold cols, A Germat pi held on Sida , ‘ : 7 ten per cent down, an 1 balazice on , : A. Walrath, 8. Koscnthal wife jt ig sangnively expected that the re. Poverty is Kenuine. ‘. Such generosity on the part of in} mation of sale by Probate Court Grove. The ior © — has been turnea into the Humboldt ildre ; Pious i, at expense of purchaser. For destriptioh th re : e Hum and 2 children, Geo. Poo) Joln. / Sult will be his cure, -—Rrovklyn ArA BNEER is often the weak subterfuge of divi He if: ‘Reverally followed, . of property, see vaticé of sale publiabe a © two ru Canal, and from thence taken in -Kist)é aud wife; Mos. . Kywthe, Adéx. Bus. : dmpu ‘ent ignerance. relieve the Trustees from their pres shaves Say Pane from Janusry Riven by ‘ii. Sihee through the streets of Winw kk. crating = + ~~ ; z G uj mucea, ‘ Lews, oe ee en the comet —"L ‘vould a tail he stalierthe heart the more “toomfor . t dilemma and avoid the’ ee . Baccutor of test wack bea, al Sa a eee t * r " * : : 4 a : 4 “ 5 * 4 Fe a

2yfor the subliririty-of its natural scenery, and for the healthfuluess of its that-other——,’? ayd advanced in a Tully & Go. have "washed away a : Cunningham & Trotter heye one fec t knowledge of the mode of ne . other appointme nts and that a ae . will commence forthwith, and™~ be Nevada Cit Ginnie ondence. “Lodeal Brevities. = San FRaxcisco Corren Mintte-Company. _ Surveyor i. ea . whe’ Baily Transeriy " teasing sera Af ag ng the . Theproperty of this Company ipat Spence. . Yor’ Appointed She Dui 4 (. Ep. Transchtpr: A few lines from. Ira Eaton, after rustieating at t Ville, In the sonth-westera gaitfon of Neve We stated'a short: ‘time'since, tha ¢ : 5 “NEVADA cee. cal. A man named Chas,“geet and . this camp may be acceptable, as. Metropolis, ‘Marysville, and’ other ie wounty, 20d 10 The old Well lead, which Z 6. Coleman “had gone “io San : inva D) ‘ a woman whose name. is-Mrs. Hosthings are assuming a lively appear-, . places. for several weeks;has returned . was worked in 1864; at the time that-eop. Francisco to proc:ite the Services of ee i —— — mer, were ‘standitig at the gate, on. ance, . The Omega ditch from here} to his-old’ quarters. His trip has . per was the special mining excitement of an engineer to make’ the Nine Bo wea May teh 1078 Jones street, Sin Franciseo, engaged . to the Yuba, which wus broken by greatly improved his heath; but he hn Bons sce. tt aa “a done “s the Narrow Gauge Railroad. WeLOCA! wre i elenatiie. From Osborn’s the storms this Winter, will now be] is of the opinion that business is not P egernaatd "body fora Nene the dea <= Jearn that he has. appointed Engii 4 aur statement Harry Hosmer, who has . repaired in a: few days, The break . as lively in this, burg as it-is in Sdp ion which fell upon that chatacter of min. neer Bates, of; sthe Central Paeific ge cus Tourists. ia been separated from his, wife, extwas not.se bad _as-, , they expected . Francisco. We are glad to weleome . ing in Califorpia; as wel’. asa want of sys. Railroad. That, Mr. “Bates will fi The qhartes California is noted the'wortld over claimed ‘‘I do not want you,‘ but When they commenced werk on it. him hothe. tem ihfopening the mine, and an imper. the plaza will t has already TY 0 the orgs, caused operations to be abandon ane climate. Yet-the ‘varied attractions The wise i a Gee engi ini ee nicest three seat coaches for ‘and thus the property has stood until with_. prosecuted _dispatch Until ges tm are atl ee ; e latter, as he maintains “ing leng AM time they have been work-. their Eureka line that ever ran out iz a year past, when it came into the hands . . completed, a : opera ‘aan it presents for tourists has failed to inside tlie gate, retreated up the aling. *Patier, Burwell '\& Co., -have of this city, which they Will put on . of Prof.G.,F. Deetkin of-this place, ‘and . Se ae aati — Jedge on Sprin draw hither the nimbe? of sight. ; seers one would expect. The reuson assigned by those who ought toknow, is that excursions are 80 expensive ou this coast, that an Eastern man; after passing: through the thorough fleecing he is subjected to, Téaves in Another reason has been, the tour of Europe could be made about as cheap as the tour of ©: ifornia, and as the attrac tions were more varied; of course thé majority went to Enrope. It is thought bow ithat’ the frequency of ocean ‘disasters will deter thouSands from crossing the At-lantie, and consequently add to the number of yisitors to this coast, eithcr by way of-the-isthmrs-orover they; trans-continental railway, Should this prove to be the case, it would “wounded man was taken to the: City . Prison, and Dr. Stivers being . press. onein the right buttock, piercing +tracted;-being-of10 serious nature: ley, Hosmer following fast. Seeing his pursuer gaining on him, Osborn turned ‘and fired twice, and the man Hosmer fell. Such is the version as supplied by the prisoner. The the fleshy part. «nd lodging in the muscles, from which it was not exhoweyer the more important wound, and the one for which the surgeon wits most solicitous, was that penetrating the rear part of the abdomen, aud being inward and dow nward through the abdominal regions, finding an outlet through ‘the left groin. This medical testimony comports illy with Osborn’s statement, that be also done very. well. ‘The citizens of this place are looking for a lively Summer, as the prospects are that the English Company at Blue Tent will build their—diteh to the Yuba . \ this. Sumner; if so nes will be the . ‘best. camp in the’ The citizens have raised-a subseription, and Mx; Prescott was out most of last week with from ten to fonrteen Chinamen, shoveling # trail from two to-three and a half feet . deep, from Omega to. Skillman’s mill. The snow is from five and a halfto_seven and-a half feet~deep. We are in hopes that by means of . this trail-we will be able to get a team in here by the first of June. The snow has melted but very. little during where there is-a-wilk-there isa Way. ] the routé as S000 as the roads are in better condition, The pleasant weather, ‘the improved condition of the road, and the delightful appearanee— -ofthe . country is-a tempting inducement tot when such pleasure is. enjoyable, is short in the mountains. Idle men are scarce now. —Werk is plenty, and those who are not engaged remain so. from choice,-Thestreets are not so full of men as they sometimes dre, from that cause. They are taking ont gold, and before lowg it will be in circulation. There is‘considerable talk about celebrating the 4th of July. Shooting Scrape, ° Nig tay an important consideration in its eco. parties. of'San Francisco, since which time . it has -been diljgéntly and intellige ntly . worked, The old company put down an . take of running it contrary to the ‘diyy-of the lead, and it is practicglly useless for Working putpeses;—A new his: beén nomical « working “The work under the present management has been carefulty-and+ skillfully done, to prove beyond ‘a doubt . that the Cres were of an extent and quality to guarantee the working of-the-«mine—ind—— reduction of ore as 4 business enterprise, The tests have been entirely satisfac tory, . i showing that the Jead-is of. great extent . aiid Hiiat the eo pper can be separated and . melted here, and placed in market at a good protit. Several shipments of pure copper . have already been made. A roasting furnace-is now being construc ted, to be com: pleted within a mgnth; capable of roasting . 2) tons of wre in 24~hours, incline shaft 150. feet, but matle the mis. \: or put down 45-feet-on, the cropRingss. whieh A KIND-HEARTED ge htleman gat by. the bedside of a wretched fellow in y London hospital, to whom he had . often spoken tigfore, when he saw the musclés of ihe poor fellow’s face quiver and at last be drew. the sheet over bis--head ans) sobbed said he hope dd he’ d sai only came. to comfort him. sobbed out the: ian * first man who ever word to the since.I wa can’t stand it,’’ ee “fyou -are the spoke a kind as born, and i Tur-gambling-housds of San Frat: cisco have again. ¢losed their doors, through some pre beat upcn them. ssure brought to Poe, Cari re Warpen L, the wife of the ; Motonods murderer Mortimer, ‘ has been arrested in San Fr: aucisco on a charge of robbe ry, a about S= hundred tons pletion, and se also Waiting. it will be kept will be a great, ete rs, ed 8 f lor dor ~ rose tbisgust, ali will ¢ discourage all his “ent; -preegeded-to-apply the--necesse: present blocks = aie ‘snow; ee pete riding, and ‘many are. avail -ehow-a width of 74 feet. . 'Thé ore is aeoy-) jothing to pain the invalid, as nel 5 ‘ — : friends from wakihg the same trip. . relief, fe found two bolles wounds i ing themselves -ofit, The Seuson ) per nrundic, free from arse ni¢,and antimo, ‘ The owner mine-tire-putti: duction of sul, “yine’process, a creek, The .pacity of redu tons of sulpho the present’ f mine, that ant be furnished. mine in the co _ developed will : the past two weeks, on acSNES ae : ae ' fo A blast fur. . ; thé most val seem policy on the part of those de-. fred while Hosmer was’ pursuing dunk of the eid weather. Ths we-. A little target practice oceurred in. nace for smelting is also to be erected, A MAN named John: Gold droppea ‘sale. . pending ou travelers and tourists for . jim.’ Both wounds being in the . ter slacked up so on Friday that the ee es Se meemeny ENCuing, faunal a es 5 dead on Brennan street, Saw: Fransy ; support, to so regulate their charges . pony would indicate that: the-mant7 litle ditches seca wet foll 6i-Satar: -between Jaina ‘Peters. and a young y eetken, sand. possesses Wye that faveruble reports will be given . by those visiting the coast~-and . thereby incréase that kind ‘of travel instead .of. diminishing it, .When . Was running away when fired upon by his assailant. ‘The man seemed ‘suffer extremely while being probed; but uttered. no word of pain, to day. ‘The old snow= has all disappeared here in ‘town, but on ‘Thursday morning we had about five inches of new snow to help old Winter man by the nanre ‘of Mullen. ‘There has been. hard words passing between them fora week or more, and on the evening mentioned it é¢ulminated in some features not heretofore in use. Ths papers-are drawn for that~purpose.capital stock is $50,000, and the shares are sbout all taken, principally in Grass V alley Z company istnow to be ine -orporated, and the . ¢ The . : Cisco, He was fifty-seven’ years of RSs 5 i Oe ne JOHN Max lias been sentenced to the Sacramento County JaiLfortwenea— We learn th: oming mine, u ence of Chas. . o = Wen ent lbewaedece ‘ Hi Peters drawing.a weapon ahd firing . The Trustees named in the articles of incor. ty days for stealing two cents worth width, and th our reread if nag sees a large) While lying on the’ hitter, hig’ ‘aay out. Good: ‘bye for the present. hot” wi ich : iid saat . . porations are Wm, Watt. John C. Coleman, . o¢ onions, ss me canes ——srumber of tourists iay be expected] 9 Jad fourteen years of age,. liy ig Mixen, (one shot, which Was as usual. in and F.G. Beatty, of Grass Valley; E. ¥. — first rate, bet v a s ic m . . re ‘ eecreeas —_ ~ oe i. . ‘to visit this county. Our mines will! with his mother, where the stfooting pSGhaamesiec So CAS ane Ms such. cases, more dangerous to out: Sutter and Robert Morrow, of San Francis. _before. The « _ Wilcox, for 376,080, cluimed as the be one attraction and the healthfalness of the climate another, Silica was done; approached his father, who forbid his appfoach, as he did Suppen . Dkata.—George Jobnson, second.son of Peter Johnson; siders than-the party aimed at.” Before a second shot could be fired, co. G._F, De etken wili continue xs Superintendent, The’ company hold their mine . THE County Jail of Sam Francie now contains only 197 Himates, and ted with the pr fied that the pt = TE CT Fe Prd 41 . under a U. 8. patent.—Grasss Valley Union, . its sanitar eonditian is improving. ; ae whe Penulty hot want toseé any of them. The . jarqware merchant, died at Sun . — earns wer ae spe : y si ] g better than an eS ’ nae : Peas ; 5 . = 6 performance. fb 18 sal eters 7 : ASTI a Otay ap oe a Bae pa was Colnmeéence oe -,, . boy seented affected. Francisco, on Sunday afternoon. .'° ! Hed Men's Ball. ‘ We leaf that Dr. Samuel Merritt _ has brought suit in the. Third District Court against-his partner iii the Grand Central Hotel, Capt. P. iB. The prisoner Chas. Osborn, “was brought in soon after’ the shooting; by Officer Johnson. Osburn’ is powerful man, aid —would, not . u About.a year. siuce he had a spell 6f sickness, since which time he has not possessed his usual strength, Latterly his system has lost tone, drew his weapon only in self-defense. “ Backward Spring, The cold and backward Spring: of which residents: of this coust have ve Visited the rink building yesterday, and saw more activity and taste displayed by the aboriginces than we thought they, possessed, SaLeM, Oregon, hasa fe male barber. The young men of the city will want to get shaved every day , now. . The 8: There wilkb at the Skating impress one with the idea that he! could be guilty. of, buch .a.deed.) ———— and upon advice of the family physi-} Tbe arrangements of ‘the committee reian;-on Saturday last in. company were_perfect,Fhe-halt was’ beauti+ Thursday, Fric 7 nings of this ¥ balance due on account for lumber complained, is uo worse than it bas THE assessed value of Stockion and other materials used in the conr -af ~Fitt, and it was predicted at the time struction of the building. Wilcox’s . interest in the furniture of the. hotel und his stock in the Oakland Bank . . savings have been attached. It will be remeinbered that—Witeox's Letters wasverydamaging to MerWhen questioned he pave ready replies and defended the act as. necessary for his own safety.~ He was taken to the wounded man, who point-’ ing to him, said, ‘‘There.is the man that teok-my wife and then shot me.’’ that Merritt would “make it het” for, Wilcox. ->+>-— Khe Way to do it, . ———— The great register was intended to’ defeat all efforts at ballot ‘stuffing

and illegal voting. But it seems there is no trouble in evading its provisions. When a measure is to be carried in a.county,all that is necessary is to-go out and.employ men to work in the county thirty days before election, and the feat is performed. It seems such is the case in Butte county, as the follow“Years ago he was Superintendent of business at the corner of Leavenworth apd Geary ‘streets. Some ‘the North Beach and Mission Railroad stables, Harry Hosmer, the wounds dman, isahack owner and driver, being one of the firm of Russell & Hosmer, whose stand is at the corner of Sutter and Montgomery streets. He is an old man. For some years-past“it seems he and his wife have heen separated. Ba v Sacramento Races. Osborn-is—a—herse—dealer, —~deing-+ with his mother he started for the Mtiferal Springs near the coast, in the hope of being benefited. There were no alarming symptons ‘in his case,and it was believed by his friends that the change would soon restore This was a sorrowful surprise to all, ‘as Georgé was a youth known to every one in Grass: Valley, andwas liked by all for his excellent, and unassuming character, He was in the twentieth year of his age. It is not yet announced as to whether the re= mains will be broaght here for inter-. ment. Gee Valley Union, Tux {*TRRER -Bacrarsa.. The ship ‘Three Brothers’’ left Havre for New York-on the 27th of March, and her arrival has not yet been reported. The longest time consumed by a sailing vessel in this voyuge, for several years, was by the * been in other sections, and-so fares} we can learn, all over the world, A letter from Italy,—dated the last day of March, said: “We have net-yet found the warmth of clime we are in search of, or the verdure of Spring.” _i dence, We learn that “cold, disagree} able weather prevails all over the Bastern States. While it has been disagreeable, no better season for grain and fruit was ever had here.: Upon the whole we think residents of this State have little of which to + complain, ‘The Territorial nea te We can stand it to hear mrists from the Atlantic seaboard who come out here to the Pacific coast talking about “San Soeyquinn,” “San Josey,’ ““Staislouse”’ and the like, but when ney begin asking questions about . fully decorated With. evergreens, . The south end was adorned with sevtal emblems, among which«avere tomahawks, bows and arrows, lances,” ete.,above which the American eagle, ! . grand snécess and —reflected: er credit on the managements The music was superb, and the’ supper one of Gault’s best, ABN j joinin the wish that the Red Men will reneat the progranime on the first occasion, oe $500 Fine“ ~ Whether saloon keepers laid themselves under liability to pay the above fine by selling liquor to the red men last uight or not, we do not know. If-so, they know. the penalty. We do not know but. the improved order dispense with the use. of firewater. We were not witness to any iufraction of the Jaw, six million dollar irs. ‘property, real and personal, exceeds a AN elephant: tour cold 2X6 other day in Cincinnati, but ro gallons of . whiskey threw himiato a nice perspiration and ore him around all . Boston. <Tue following advertisement <is from-# paper published in the Far West: ‘Lo rent—a housé on Melvilie avenne, locate@ imnicdiately alongside of a tine plum garden, from which an abundant supply of the * most delicious fruit may be. stolen during the year, Rent low, and the greater part taken in plums,” 2 THE reported damage by fire iu the hold of the steamer Qhio, arrived at Liverpool, has been greatly exaggerated. a a Ir wasin Ohio. These. were his. words: “I won’t give you a cent to--—— Wednesday at until farther n m12-5t ] Go to Hyma i islati : re th “wing ae -r as an ele manvfactured . testimony before the Lezislative In-. jy. inf ; : ns The same story of cold weather . With “wings spread aloft,’” was jast cia sip cbargcler af var ogee etured reutionting C ittee in relation t Phe-muscies-of-Osborn’s face, quiv-. his health, On Sunday evening the . comes from distant Egypt. From . in the act of screaming in imitation W. rever,48-—Innch iujnred inthe ——— vestigating Committee in relation to ered, and he eduld only reply, “How sad news came that he was dead, of a war sh; The . West, and he thinks of moving. to Four = —_theeonstriction-ofthe College of do-you-know-Eshot-you?” : Lour. exchanges, and_from eorrespon=—+ 28psparty— was: As yet we he made towards : of July. Gras the same pri ioned celebrati notonous and y are smartly tas Gay of anythin ply to. display otism. If the “tend celebratin not have «a hug venient point L and give an oO} into the woods move would. m : ‘ ‘Mount Shyster,’’: as we heard one a wd . f on is certain more : The Sprin meeting at. Sacramento Ty , ie wards a new dress.’’ “A apse of one : ing willshow. The Union says fifty has not pies well-attended, —From vot the Seas,’’ which was 35_diiysbe+} yesterday, we want to be off; though Chinese Picmeces ‘mw . hour. She ‘was found hanging in derived than fr voters left Sacrament Shico o tween t i : “Th ae he ee Kavar é the barn. oration i voters loft Sacramento for Chico on the remarks ot those who have here. . '¥ee® he two ports, _The ‘Three . we are no lawyer. If the fellow ever on-in the Friday to work on the roads-at--$40 per month. ‘The Bee also says: “‘Agents of George Bidwell,of Chico, in this city are engaging white men to work 6u a new road near that -honor and profit.. The recklessness with. which former legislators had . squandered the people's money, “needed a reproof, and the. people give that reproof. A. reform majority was elected and the people breathtofore attended such meetings, we think we can eulighten Sacramentans why the attendince is so slim, In: the first the place, treatment ‘. ty. Brothers’’ has now been out42 days and much anxiety i is felt for her safegoes within a hundred miles of Mount Shasta the natives will tie him.to a A Chinese funeral, with gong accompaniment, passed through the streets yesterday, and from the hiSheteft San Kraneiseo last-sen= son loaded with Grangers’ wheat and held in New York to await the aetion of Secretary Fish, before whom the matter was laid. There is something exquisitely impudent in the action of the Copenhagen authorities, although thir is not the first the right basis. >. >: Conentts s° young dog, now owned by Ed. Goldsmith, has two distinét sets of upper front teeth, They are in rows stake and give him a “practical illustration of their ideas of cremation, latity displayed by the superior race, one would judge that funerals never As a place «f residence, this . Tris a mark of a true ; eal to go out doors alone whea feeling aninclination to swear or smoke a clay pipe. _Kxowtepar, like “virtue, is its ewn reward,”’ place has no superior. No better climate can be found .on the coast. All these favorable circumstances will ere long, attract capitalists to invest their money and permanently . A YAnxxKKF wanted the Bridge of ‘Sighs poiuted out to him, and then wanted to bet America had several bridges twice the size.-—Detroit Free Press. sic prt for the casion. Price of badges for dancing, ‘1. Good ord i) be maintained by: officers * Who will lead Go to Hyma: mere Sun:mer se } Th tis that $40 outsiders have received at, the ca i Made vee Pid ai ijuace ” mishap. THE purcuit of inawiddes otight to nul. . Occur among them, Should the ob Reeth Sat? iene ee ae Pp ace. e statement is that $40 a tat’ on: auch occasions {a a1 ing lify egotism instead of increasing it. heathen exhibit so much pleasure at ‘A vERDICT ét $21,200 has been month are the wages, and those who i aes The New Bank atSan Jose. + rendered b Philadelohia jury The. prospec elon? Beart . but satisfactory, and in ; ip ae Tam tonbetones of the great throw no . 0UF faneral processions, their sys. *© e ya Madely 6 vide Meet lwve theit ae oS a their place the‘ring in which jobs are put RY Ban ut Ne —— deeper shadow than those of other mortals. . tem of religion would be thought to against the New York Mutual Life os BE Detter. the ussage paid.’ The agent does not rede y : ing the article from the Transcrip Soe a + ae seca ae @ mines in t sens th as S up is’ controlled «Xclusively aud only § cones Se in paoee Ska ta ; : be responsible for it, Luckily for . !asurance Company, in favor of the : wint picks and shovels, but transin relation to Mr. Hinds leaving this}. !7 Pe Se appraise men heirs-cf Sued ‘dered ip are all lookin, : ; sof that city. Sporting}. : : their true moral or mental worth than to . them, they are better bébavad. neirs Cf one -suyder, murdere Nie be fers from the S.cramento to Butte city, says: ‘Mr, Hinds is the gentle. play a fiddle. bees =9 = By, satisfactory re ; meu do not mind so much having jobs oe -1852 near Bethleheui, Pa. eirln ’ grent register, What afarce! Eup, Wut they line tohelp doit--Tn man who is moving in the matter ee dvc-eit tos ee he i aa Ma nufactures. * —— mines in partic : 1 Cc 1 emo rheial a habi . P, y P of establishing & National Gold . of sneering does not create an impression} There is every inducei We do not hear much of Gen, Rowell. All tha ier —_——. Sacramento home tulent carries the 8 Pp y icement for ; ' > ody Chan EREUNIR 2p Back in this city. The project, we . ° ery capitalists to engage in the manugone ign ae — be ern aré paying w r ~@ day. : : cyan 2 oF 7 ‘ ty &wou certain ave writle x The p¥Sople at the inet election y = are informed, is so far advanced that . Tuan is little or no deceil in a dog;-yet . facturing business in this city / letter on-the ates question.— Prospect of “at voted for men and _ for party. A Nice Thing. success is assured. The Bunk is to} pred og bag very aDgFy, Compare each . Good water power can be found all. Brooklyn Argus. © New ledgés are Party Sleslpline rts ‘thrown to the : be know he “F ’ i —i0 most Cuse¥ y Tue telegraph, a few days since . be known as the ‘Farmers National Seva, around the city. ‘The ‘dest quality . « ae ane dogs. ‘Phe lunes demanded that informed us that a’ gang of Danish . Gold Note Bank and TrastCompany. Tux influences of wealth cannot expand . of lumber in the county is fouid in ee 1 Pi Ni a F stival. 2 e placer mi pie sag _—_ ict oa convicts had been landed in New. of San Jose. Mr. Hinds means bus. pepo ge og neither will poverty stultt . convenient distances from towns MEAN 510900 ORO 6 * handed, w ehests of the people, instead o Task : ve iness, and th bli ill wish hi W t A and everything ork, who were sent over at the in-. ness, an 6 pubhe will wish him SR hen the railroad is completed a ee sory e the commands of party leaders, stance and expense of the authori-. SUccess. Paper is far more conve-. I* dealing with great themes itis well for good market will be right'at our ow ve pay than ever res hould be elected to fill the offices of : E a writer to avoid individuality as an. ont a HE tieSie of Grass yplley is at , sho € elected to © Ofices Of . 652, of Copenhagen, The men_are nient than coin, when founded 00 . avoids oe doors. Pee ota i 48 at present a quence of the yet there is ey being very livel have laid in lat Preparation for Ir is oft } . the . Orato here. properly sppoiated. active demand ed eagier. It proved that the virtue time that convicts have been sent . 9nd are as regular as if but one set . enmity ren iy easure to incur the at” 2 Scceeesmodietion win yer fon is placed ; R lociatd — Fa 3 es ke im : ‘Bo ec oO +ets; and an inv ny RS . : aud integrity of the people had not from Europe to the United States as . Was growing, sales AN : und to Mave Light. » extended to all peel persons to be pre railroad 3 com been corrupted, The reformers met u convenient dumping ground . for! * -. ‘Tur ‘world is injured more by Beckinan, whose deeds are not . *nt. Til be one of t “nnd this is one of the fruits of the ; necting. Last yearthe tax was50 conta on the $100—thia.year it will vermin, ‘Those Danish convicts should be reshipped to Copenhagen so quickly as to ‘make their. heads . A Bostox optician has offered to} straighten, Butler’s eye. He pro;poses.to-fusten his chead firmly against a wall, and expose a dozen igen than by knaves. Tur gratitude of the world vents itself in torubaitorrs, evil, prefers light rather than day ness, and as that article is not provid" ed by the City Trustees, bi. as had By order ot the. Committee, EXECUTOR’S. NOTICE. the State, Eve 6 such a condi: is bound to con t ar T A. WALLING, Deceased. ba 62 cents, fud that additional 24 Pistia "Virginia Enterprise. heavy silver spoons in a position op; erected in front of his s on, on the TATE OF L A-WA given that Bais i Porch percent. comes trom the retrencha posite to the line of the patient's de. . A atosp that is thoroughly oi uslaved . corner of Broad und Pine streets, a ‘4 “Walling Wechhsed, ‘willbe. received © — auent and reform. parties, _ Departures by the Colfax Stage. flected vision. ‘This will cause -h-m-. feels notmits shackles. 3 roy oy a ge = Rat Tas water from er ar Rosa Creek May 12th, 1874, . to make frantic efforts to bring his} abnormal orgiun to bearon them, and ‘ Br 0 “THE dignity thatis wot compromised ” gas lamp, which at his own icine have lighted. and after SATURDAY, MAY 9th, 1674, TERMS OF SALE. — Cash in gold cols, A Germat pi held on Sida , ‘ : 7 ten per cent down, an 1 balazice on , : A. Walrath, 8. Koscnthal wife jt ig sangnively expected that the re. Poverty is Kenuine. ‘. Such generosity on the part of in} mation of sale by Probate Court Grove. The ior © — has been turnea into the Humboldt ildre ; Pious i, at expense of purchaser. For destriptioh th re : e Hum and 2 children, Geo. Poo) Joln. / Sult will be his cure, -—Rrovklyn ArA BNEER is often the weak subterfuge of divi He if: ‘Reverally followed, . of property, see vaticé of sale publiabe a © two ru Canal, and from thence taken in -Kist)é aud wife; Mos. . Kywthe, Adéx. Bus. : dmpu ‘ent ignerance. relieve the Trustees from their pres shaves Say Pane from Janusry Riven by ‘ii. Sihee through the streets of Winw kk. crating = + ~~ ; z G uj mucea, ‘ Lews, oe ee en the comet —"L ‘vould a tail he stalierthe heart the more “toomfor . t dilemma and avoid the’ ee . Baccutor of test wack bea, al Sa a eee t * r " * : : 4 a : 4 “ 5 * 4 Fe a