May 14, 1870 (4 pages)

4 —— Heder an attitude dn the . that Capacity he yaa ng TICKETS WILL BE SOLD, h “ ae ge re See > ate and the effectiveness of differ. that English 1 fanc, i vlaad him. . In . the precious ‘metals which were offered, animeepaye paler excels; Gokt-Coler: ne Tr mas rs 2 eof shots dove hunt, on 1 eoneliding a Yeosnt article on the great . Yoraale, ‘The discovery of his frauds. — **™Y* PONS" = STS <a 4 evidences of the richness and exteot of wager, between matched parties, is. to . naval. commander, patrioy and hero, was accidentally made, in consequence acu oc canmaels. erga lee . come off. ‘The losing party is to pay a that paper says+ tof his delay th forwarding—-«—bulk:-of . The ees neepee os _but after es 8 ae . champagne. suppér.Last. Summer}. Paul Jones Sas ROTET defeated, and and and . 1000 English sovereigns, for. which. s/ENTERTAINMEN’ dood littl 17 Se ee sg . there Was & Match of this kind and-& Serer Woot e seems to have had . customer had paid in 25,000 francs. . SO a five expel {. ‘shown large"paying ‘nifnes,and though . \ijing-champagne sapper was the con:. Siu and whet was impracticable, ilic,. UPOH-his. failare to reappostas lade $500,000. 4 pica s —thegeason is short: for le gms fa sequence, As wemre.one of the um] leading . princi 1 orient 1 08 to re. het his till and. chests v were searehed v. 8 corp comy,: poncho ; ai made, 1 é ecards neweand. canons in “view. “Harry up Y with your gun wrought by ag acltiecs in ont ee sovereigns nor the 25,000 francs seeciliccilics tor tials oh evs aa qt aging: developments have been made. } cjeaning. Money and plunder do not ‘appear 0 . . ab there, The: police were, imme hep the. Sietris goes et a have been the inducements that led the following erly wor! ua Capital has foand . favorable invest*’ We learn from some of our farmers Paul Jpnes to: accomplish what he did. . diately informed, and they succeeded : : ave ont . a prin ae investments, set that rain is much needed, and that if. The ppreerigee gorerhypent was yeah in arresting Tassius. A part of the} zw ci a s! 2 example entirely upon a specala-) the hot and dry weather holds on for a r, and not exact in payments.— . lost money was found among his effects . -: , able tern ues basis, as in the case of White Pine week longer, that the foot bills will. not . org rang ee —— jodie and also some correspondence which 1 GIFTOF «+ = $100,000 Gor. a that are and othet localities, are made with the produce over a half crop at best of hay . nation: “I hope you do not mean to. indicated that # Prussian ‘physician 1GIPT.OF. ~~ 60,000s5* pays. ¥ EE Ata HN thangs . SEM Spnig ee caenina, ecere, ieee wen nelle iia pielnieimede. 1 atrror = ON; fa me ange f ents o c , OF even to ' aaeee “s pie aiaunan who Pina On Thursday, a _mgod chopper came . touch a dollarof it for my own use, On. Tue Income Tax. la reality; this] 1 GIFTOF. 4 20,000 county, into town to consult Dr. Simpson. _Heé. the contrary,-I need. not now assert . is not a productive tax. The rate of 1.GIFTOF --»+-' 19000. “ —e general: ‘thing; 1 heretofore invested . stated to the Doctor that he had an un-. that I stepped forth at the beginning ; F 18,000. « Desert in mining’ rises, will'te produc. easy sensation in one of his ears. and ‘7°™ nobler motives, My,accounts beial riety a ota a : ach it cise a 17 0 é A chil ‘great good Th Paap : fore I left America testify that Iam . ®ve per cent., an e — 1 GI SS, A + ’ etor of bohita . te tiveomatry. that‘he suspected that ‘a little ‘bug of} more than fiffeen hundred pounds in paid was $25,000,000, exclusive of 1GIFTOF = 16,000 « hes bout : vantage comes, no ep somé kind had got into the orifice. The’ advance -for the public service, exelu-. . mounts paid by corporations. _Redacreeor. 2. wie” ‘ins ~ which . are . ‘Being ‘bought and Docto proceeded. i t the af. sive of any concern with the sloop of oa : odll by ‘the Board of ‘Brokers, but the octor to syringe out the alwar Ranger; and as for wages, I have ing the rate of those paying to three. «4 g7ppor “= '° i400 : about ti amount of bullion taken out and the eatedy ip amd. ctine “resets <wes that never received. any.” The Americans . per cent.) the amount would be $15, Louwrer S00 Connell somewhere in the neighborhood of} take great pride in the fact that Paul 000,000. If the proposed Funding. bill’ mike Francis number of men who ‘are: “emiployed. pad. {1 GIFT OF a 12,000 “+ but sinc eae appar twenty ants were dislodged, some of. Jones treated his men with kindness, he adonted. the bonded debe: ef the Qne mine judiciously worked, which : ldom using the cut, and to. this cir“og ile bee 3 9 ee “ a numb Pl them great big ones, The insects had . *® g ’ ‘ : 1 GIFT OF :000 un yields its-$1000 per month” profit, and waited ae ig cumstance the attribute his constant United States wil bé exempted—an ex1cfror }. 1000 word ba employs men, is worth more to the. ,. there, seemed to like the loca~. success, There is no doubt thit he had . emption of $7,500,000 of tax. Thus a ng 10,000 of tel . tiom atid ‘were about working it ,ont. some spy in our Admirality ; f2r amon would be left as the reLGIFTOF +,9,000 “ e " PY & . only $7,500,000 ood f country ‘than a thousand that figare in ae a ont le. ine tard his se With Sound 4 scmbleld tabu. Y 96,0, : : SO the stock reports at liundreds of dollars 5 Oe Wit. he: the: bpdeaee. gar lar fist of every vessel, large oad smaij, . *7t of the: income'tax=+e result which) 1 ROPE DR sien as ou.» wd foot, wiiea the value <is merely cess however, end quit the diggings at. in the English navy, with its men, will not warrant the continuance of 1 GIFTOF -° "= 7,000 "* ~ obtaine ‘speculative, It is therefore a good the first stream, guns, tons, draught, and even the . this odious measure, even if anything} 1GIFTOF 6000,.% 7 from th aay ag pital’ WW bettip’ invested ’ Early in the Spring W. C.Stokes. number of its boats stated. could warrant'a violation ef the pledge 1GIFTOF 5,00 © some tit J planted an acorn which came all the Mischievous as Paul Jones was once . ., . ae ~ : re mur mines because they pay, andthe) . + srissonit . a the oak . t@ Us we can now afford to say that he that the tax should cease in 1870. i auTtor -" -. 400° 6. wo cit ecess of. every company investing is. i. ate om Bag Mage Pak rc enrere: . was an indefatigable, chivalrous sailor,. givew Cotswold sheep from Canada 1GIFTOF = 80000 Ai ai @ the putting in of which came from it is twenty-five inch . of clear, quick vision and sound judg4 other 6 neouragment ee es-high. This oak is an aspiring “cuss” . ment, who with greater advantages, arrived at Snellings, Merced county,} 1GIFTOF -2,000 anama more capital. e will. venture to say and climbs up about half an inch in ev-. . might have become, if: not a Nelson, at . the other day, imported for Mr. , Heary 1GIFTOF = +1500 “that the mities of Nevada county, ownery twenty-four’ hours.’ Farmers and . !east a Rodney ora Howe, Ostrander. * 10 GIFTS OF $1,000 10,000 “ eo i ed by outside capitalists\and” worked . ’ y . . We lave, we hope, written oeong® ae recor Te 18 08 © "is rom judiciously, are to-day yield Inger aig paler & generally should Jemem-) to show viat” Paul Jones wasnot t Tx wheat in Alabama,thongh back-. ' 20. GIFTS: a of cert r that “tall oaks from little scorns! meré brutal ae he was once sup. ward, looks well. 20 GIFTSOF 500 10,000 “ Truster any other business in which men can Ghar init ‘4 d nee ~) these generous, fanatical adventurers : : Se see ~ evenin engage.’ ‘The largest incomes are paid ie — aha, es a whom the American Revolution arousMARHIED. 50 GIFTS OF 900 15,000 : pee "by ouF fainers, and the risk for men pond Mt Will make much wealth od to Rigi See jun ones Tee letier “ 50 GIFTS OF 200 10,00 “ tificate to te” . tte, Jo: ves us. his ti At Truckee, May 1st 1870, H4L. Farnham to A AES ar if a — me yews nih gildees. dacruiens chon eC ? . Miss ‘Ads Lyford — eure Se . _ 495 GIFTS. OF.100 -.42.500. * a mae in any alcoe ee AN” Yis?~In ihe a course of an article . he sayé, With the romantic Gathastaen —=—=—==<= Se . con GIFTS IN "$500,000 aa The ‘great trouble has’ heretofore been containing a comparison between the Pe —— aon apo world, . a. ee (ALL, ao > i i. me 0° ette e , mean that those who have made money from . two distinguished Virginia Generals, . 4: .sinctions of obuntty és licate hich After paying the expenses of the Enter-the mines, instead ot helping to build . Geo. H. Thomas and Robert E: Lee,the diminish or set ‘bounds to the benevoaft Stockton, May 18th 1870, to the wife of . tainment, and making the-distmbution: of up the community from which the . Zxaminer ot May. 10th, says: lence ef the heart. Impelled by prin-. ~~ : the Gifts, as ‘above announced, the balance _~ money wasobtuined, havesoughtother. The time‘is near at hand-when “reb. . ciples of gratitude and philantrophy, —ae —————— . will be applied to extinguishiny the Preece, places for investment, and have dis . ©!” will be a title of honor,and “loilty,” . . drew my sword at the beginning of DIED. 2 indebtedness of the Mercantile Litegy : ed mining) thus smiting the go called, smell offensive in the nostrels . the American Revolution, and when =. sociation. f the people. France so nobly espoused that great hand from which. their abundance : sg ag ow o> . cause, no individual felt: the obligation . or win Joy aged ® yomrs oat 6 wet daughter . ‘The Concert and Distribution “rill take — The tables are turning/andthe. San Dinco, like other thriving cities, . “i#® uer gratitude than myself. As place undér the immediate direstion-of the eee rE NETS of speculation are giving Way to . is blessed with a Fire Department of CREE Sg ne cappeny plamomrepr meprhpoti Spent of trespe ce the Mercantile eed ’ tionately love and respect .the characAssociation, assisted by a Superviso Pd. ha Those: who believe in. home manufacture. Said Department . ter and nation of Pere. His most TO CITY PROPER t Yo fron “4 Committee, se from State,.City. and. ~~ghance-and induige ingambling; find . is a as follows : Christian Majesty has very few of his HOLDERS! Coutity ¢ and well-known citizens of that farming lands, homestead associan Diego has a fire company. “Phe a So ee Po in, his ae ». . Ban Frangiséo, tions and town ‘lots, under the. influSieeaheaa” consists ofa large hogshead . nag lly meng The past b match betwee match for $2: In the Black Consi contet made. A Cl Fat the m ¢ than myself. At‘the same time 1 must . ()WNERS OF CITY LOTS are herebyno-. Holders of Tickets to which Gifts may be pes ence of speculators, absorb. money as or vo Nace Mgggag Foe mounted ‘on * . lament the calamities of war, and wish, CO) rssea that tney wit be ented Yo, Donde — wil sosel te NE eee th. pinewe= as “wild cat fect,” ‘under the . company wears a tin dipper in his belt, ‘above all things, for an honofable, hap. trom the date of payment, and the Deeds will . t#tion of such Tickets or Goapons:-to'!'the cia and 4 Bae Pa dow! nard sixty ‘ othe This Bell time $120 ©ol Ww one lent Gol same influence, and that mining judic-. .and, on an alarm of fire being given, . PY: and pasing. peace. My fortune. is . be issned.on the return to the Clerk of the } Business Agents ot the Board of ‘Trustees, > , Board of the certificates of payment. . ‘not. augmented. by the part I have i: dan: ™M. an at their office, iously carried on, is just as safe as farmthe hog napsed ny peveely. niggi epee et hitherto, ected-in. the revolution, al-. Ditice on TORSDAY and pie Wo. 318 California § ing. . These lessons, when learned, will Nb ot Me conten ‘wheelbarrow, and ‘though I have had frequent opportuni: and every evening torreceive the ¢e 0. alifornia treet, ” d make out th Z he of adyamtage tothe country/and in . detatching their dippers," proceed with . int Scauiring Mehes. By order of ths Board of T SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. being . alucrity:to extin the amen: These are not the words of a murA President. {. 2 tab this PUR, at Jeast, they are £ ty: to ex e derous, unprincipled privateersman,. T. H. lark A. . ) wr Orders for Tickets, post-paid, apcomys P _ by oe P cople. THeRe is an active agitation in Chile wy the calm utterances of a high spirit-. _% . May 18th, 1870—8t. paid, panied by remittanee, will meet with ed, intrepid gentleman. The British } and the Argentine Provinces ‘in favor overninent did not perhaps woch. . Bpvirthecta ‘Actof th attentiom. £7) Phi New Howarth esti of railroad commanication from ‘ValpaRor hodtiionte the man chen, oher the 1 the ie erate oppioysd eure pe oye igaas yar Med, raiso to Buenos Ayres ; and efforts are process Sees of Flamborough Head, . Feb. 9th,’ LRT notion Tickets for sale June Ist, 187 0. ution, introdaced~by Gen. enck, to be niade to get some aid from the they offered ten thousand guineas for the rem that declaring the 80th of May a public the capture of Paul Jones. P —_ ONLY AT THE OFFICE,. WiUidayjhe Ge Sheedie ok aii bs local governments, and then solicit A GRAND) OS A liberal di i Gill he alboaedt q the people of. the United States, Phis Casts es ae Se Ce nt THE work ofreconsttucting Fot. Ql FT CO-N c ER T ] . Where 100, 500 oF 1,000 Tickets are bought is simply, giving the sanction of legisla-. ; ' in one lot. ; Sumter~has already commenced. Its} nr ap or THe— . Pa ae miles.in.a direct line, but the route of 6 « seen tion to the previonsly expressed desire] . , ne,, . crumbling walls are to be restored, emThe Trustees have appointed Gf a gratfal people; who, since the close the sont ber peta Ne agnor brasute, angle and slope to be remodelMER CANTILE LIBBABY . yavnioe pons, and of the rebellion, have been accustomed Oe ae at “eh pte: ed; and an armament to be replaced ASSOCIATION ! '. OHARLES H. PETERS, Ao to use that day for the deconition of Mevation of lees than 19.000 fest, and a therein. It is contemplated to make — WILL BE GIVEN AT THE — . $18 California street, : this oe genres et tan* wiitlers who Ged Hy siderable deviation would be xe] ®. eAv7 Somporaty battery," mount: " MECHANICS’ PAVILION, eat sa 7 mains are syraeba prs “the day, and,the used to'which it is’ de. paging: = hak bicheadsdentaics eleven fifteen inch smooth bore, and. —. SAN FRANCIBCO, CAL., tel with the Entertainment, to whom all oad voted, were the spontaneousimpulse of . Os -an altitude’ of 22,000 feet; ig t¥2 tWelve inch rifles.” The outside . ONTHURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1870, ee eee y the national heart, forthe heroes who near the direct line, ‘The trafic hetween wall is to be rebuilt at a height: rangTINDER the direction of Distinguished . BOBERT B. SWAIN, President M. L.Amit poured out their blood for the salva: ing from thirteen to twenty-six .feet Artists, and embracing selections from . W.H. L. BARNES, Vice-President M.L, A. Chi “tion of the republic the opposite cons ef South Anierice is} . ove low wites tesks.Above howell (ee . WM. 0. RALSTON, Treasurer M. L. A. anc st rapidly jncreasing, and the distance by . . » carthees patapet will be con-. PROGRAMME OF CONCERT TO BE} THOS. B. HAYES, Rec. Secretary M. L. A. che Upon inspecting the records of Gon. sea from Valparaiso to Buenos Ayres is atneted. Alt the bash acllibsai eae a sit DAVID WILDER, Cor. Secretary M. L.A. ox zales county, Texas, the Jndew finds 8,500 miles, requiring 17 days for the + ae vet visible will ‘gpm : a rt — x 0 Rrastees M. L. A. : that at least ten thousund beef cattle . trip by steamer; whereas, by rail, the det dock vind walls’ gah Bes je ry Tickets of ‘Admission.95 each, WM, ASHBUBNER, © 8440 WORMEES, we have been driven to market from that} time would not be more than two sod rate * GOLD COIN. ye 3, Ws M'NULTY, ALFRED P. ELFELT,, a ; county-alone during the present Spring. . days and’ half. structed on the west side, and the presARTE, M.EBGETS, _ WM.G, BADGER, * ; : + . ent lock anc stairs will be removed. . Bach Tidket consists of Five Coupons, The. wat. x. wood, Sabet gy em Co ACCOUNTS from various parts of the} W#Lcome Howarp, a citizen of Illi\ «. holder of a whole Zicket, or Five'Cou-~ SAMUEL HUBBARD. — ba South, indicate that, owing to the cold } 20s, has brought suit in the United. ly Philadelphia, recently, tworoughs will be entitied to and bask ward Spring, the corn crop . States Court for $10,000 against thirty-. got up a sham fight, for the purpese of : to the Concerts Bape : a Hetiee to y Mechanics ws wi ta pyottts Beate ts will be small, vegetables sickly and . six citizens of Lagrange county who . inducing an officer against whom they} = tof the Gift > A Pre stum ée 9500the peach crop’a failure. tarred and feathered him last winter. . had a grudge to interfere, when they ot tt mor +. oaast gan be given the San plan i a feo : InsTEAD of Fechter reading the crita gh ces } "Phe holder of each “wHEELS, of Glass. and Iron, for this Distri-. a ae TurBes of Improved Red Men have] isms upon his acting, no actor was. Desting:. He did attempt to arrest Coupon wil be entitled . ‘in : T recently been organized at Jackson-. ever more sdaaltiNG of préedly ‘to read . them, and when they attacked him, to-admission to the Concert, and to plete osrverfachage. or degd oo. D ville and Oakland, in Southera Oregon. . all that is printed about him. shot and killed them both. one-fifth of aly Gift thet © ae ecerimaleians mien , «

4 —— Heder an attitude dn the . that Capacity he yaa ng TICKETS WILL BE SOLD, h “ ae ge re See > ate and the effectiveness of differ. that English 1 fanc, i vlaad him. . In . the precious ‘metals which were offered, animeepaye paler excels; Gokt-Coler: ne Tr mas rs 2 eof shots dove hunt, on 1 eoneliding a Yeosnt article on the great . Yoraale, ‘The discovery of his frauds. — **™Y* PONS" = STS <a 4 evidences of the richness and exteot of wager, between matched parties, is. to . naval. commander, patrioy and hero, was accidentally made, in consequence acu oc canmaels. erga lee . come off. ‘The losing party is to pay a that paper says+ tof his delay th forwarding—-«—bulk:-of . The ees neepee os _but after es 8 ae . champagne. suppér..Last. Summer}. Paul Jones Sas ROTET defeated, and and and . 1000 English sovereigns, for. which. s/ENTERTAINMEN’ dood littl 17 Se ee sg . there Was & Match of this kind and-& Serer Woot e seems to have had . customer had paid in 25,000 francs. . SO a five expel {. ‘shown large"paying ‘nifnes,and though . \ijing-champagne sapper was the con:. Siu and whet was impracticable, ilic,. UPOH-his. failare to reappostas lade $500,000. 4 pica s —thegeason is short: for le gms fa sequence, As wemre.one of the um] leading . princi 1 orient 1 08 to re. het his till and. chests v were searehed v. 8 corp comy,: poncho ; ai made, 1 é ecards neweand. canons in “view. “Harry up Y with your gun wrought by ag acltiecs in ont ee sovereigns nor the 25,000 francs seeciliccilics tor tials oh evs aa qt aging: developments have been made. } cjeaning. Money and plunder do not ‘appear 0 . . ab there, The: police were, imme hep the. Sietris goes et a have been the inducements that led the following erly wor! ua Capital has foand . favorable invest*’ We learn from some of our farmers Paul Jpnes to: accomplish what he did. . diately informed, and they succeeded : : ave ont . a prin ae investments, set that rain is much needed, and that if. The ppreerigee gorerhypent was yeah in arresting Tassius. A part of the} zw ci a s! 2 example entirely upon a specala-) the hot and dry weather holds on for a r, and not exact in payments.— . lost money was found among his effects . -: , able tern ues basis, as in the case of White Pine week longer, that the foot bills will. not . org rang ee —— jodie and also some correspondence which 1 GIFTOF «+ = $100,000 Gor. a that are and othet localities, are made with the produce over a half crop at best of hay . nation: “I hope you do not mean to. indicated that # Prussian ‘physician 1GIPT.OF. ~~ 60,000s5* pays. ¥ EE Ata HN thangs . SEM Spnig ee caenina, ecere, ieee wen nelle iia pielnieimede. 1 atrror = ON; fa me ange f ents o c , OF even to ' aaeee “s pie aiaunan who Pina On Thursday, a _mgod chopper came . touch a dollarof it for my own use, On. Tue Income Tax. la reality; this] 1 GIFTOF. 4 20,000 county, into town to consult Dr. Simpson. _Heé. the contrary,-I need. not now assert . is not a productive tax. The rate of 1.GIFTOF --»+-' 19000. “ —e general: ‘thing; 1 heretofore invested . stated to the Doctor that he had an un-. that I stepped forth at the beginning ; F 18,000.. « Desert in mining’ rises, will'te produc. easy sensation in one of his ears. and ‘7°™ nobler motives, My,accounts beial riety a ota a : ach it cise a 17 0 é A chil ‘great good Th Paap : fore I left America testify that Iam . ®ve per cent., an e — 1 GI SS, A + ’ etor of bohita . te tiveomatry. that‘he suspected that ‘a little ‘bug of} more than fiffeen hundred pounds in paid was $25,000,000, exclusive of 1GIFTOF = 16,000 « hes bout : vantage comes, no ep somé kind had got into the orifice. The’ advance -for the public service, exelu-. . mounts paid by corporations. _Redacreeor. 2. wie” ‘ins ~ which . are . ‘Being ‘bought and Docto proceeded. i t the af. sive of any concern with the sloop of oa : odll by ‘the Board of ‘Brokers, but the octor to syringe out the alwar Ranger; and as for wages, I have ing the rate of those paying to three. «4 g7ppor “= '° i400 : about ti amount of bullion taken out and the eatedy ip amd. ctine “resets <wes that never received. any.” The Americans . per cent.) the amount would be $15, Louwrer S00 Connell somewhere in the neighborhood of} take great pride in the fact that Paul 000,000. If the proposed Funding. bill’ mike Francis number of men who ‘are: “emiployed. pad. {1 GIFT OF a 12,000 “+ but sinc eae appar twenty ants were dislodged, some of. Jones treated his men with kindness, he adonted. the bonded debe: ef the Qne mine judiciously worked, which : ldom using the cut, and to. this cir“og ile bee 3 9 ee “ a numb Pl them great big ones, The insects had . *® g ’ ‘ : 1 GIFT OF :000 un yields its-$1000 per month” profit, and waited ae ig cumstance the attribute his constant United States wil bé exempted—an ex1cfror }. 1000 word ba employs men, is worth more to the. ,. there, seemed to like the loca~. success, There is no doubt thit he had . emption of $7,500,000 of tax. Thus a ng 10,000 of tel . tiom atid ‘were about working it ,ont. some spy in our Admirality ; f2r amon would be left as the reLGIFTOF +,9,000 “ e " PY & . only $7,500,000 ood f country ‘than a thousand that figare in ae a ont le. ine tard his se With Sound 4 scmbleld tabu. Y 96,0, : : SO the stock reports at liundreds of dollars 5 Oe Wit. he: the: bpdeaee. gar lar fist of every vessel, large oad smaij, . *7t of the: income'tax=+e result which) 1 ROPE DR sien as ou.» wd foot, wiiea the value <is merely cess however, end quit the diggings at. in the English navy, with its men, will not warrant the continuance of 1 GIFTOF -° "= 7,000 "* ~ obtaine ‘speculative, It is therefore a good the first stream, guns, tons, draught, and even the . this odious measure, even if anything} 1GIFTOF 6000,.% 7 from th aay ag pital’ WW bettip’ invested ’ Early in the Spring W. C..Stokes. number of its boats stated. could warrant'a violation ef the pledge 1GIFTOF 5,00 © some tit J planted an acorn which came all the Mischievous as Paul Jones was once . ., . ae ~ : re mur mines because they pay, andthe) . + srissonit . a the oak . t@ Us we can now afford to say that he that the tax should cease in 1870. i auTtor -" -. 400° 6. wo cit ecess of. every company investing is. i. ate om Bag Mage Pak rc enrere: . was an indefatigable, chivalrous sailor,. givew Cotswold sheep from Canada 1GIFTOF = 80000 Ai ai @ the putting in of which came from it is twenty-five inch . of clear, quick vision and sound judg4 other 6 neouragment ee es-high. This oak is an aspiring “cuss” . ment, who with greater advantages, arrived at Snellings, Merced county,} 1GIFTOF -2,000 anama more capital. e will. venture to say and climbs up about half an inch in ev-. . might have become, if: not a Nelson, at . the other day, imported for Mr. , Heary 1GIFTOF = +1500 “that the mities of Nevada county, ownery twenty-four’ hours.’ Farmers and . !east a Rodney ora Howe, Ostrander. * 10 GIFTS OF $1,000 10,000 “ eo i ed by outside capitalists\and” worked . ’ y . . We lave, we hope, written oeong® ae recor Te 18 08 © "is rom judiciously, are to-day yield Inger aig paler & generally should Jemem-) to show viat” Paul Jones wasnot t Tx wheat in Alabama,thongh back-. ' 20. GIFTS: a of cert r that “tall oaks from little scorns! meré brutal ae he was once sup. ward, looks well. 20 GIFTSOF 500 10,000 “ Truster any other business in which men can Ghar init ‘4 d nee ~) these generous, fanatical adventurers : : Se see ~ evenin engage.’ ‘The largest incomes are paid ie — aha, es a whom the American Revolution arousMARHIED. 50 GIFTS OF 900 15,000 : pee "by ouF fainers, and the risk for men pond Mt Will make much wealth od to Rigi See jun ones Tee letier “ 50 GIFTS OF 200 10,00 “ tificate to te” . tte, Jo: ves us. his ti At Truckee, May 1st 1870, H4L. Farnham to A AES ar if a — me yews nih gildees. dacruiens chon eC ? . Miss ‘Ads Lyford — eure Se . _ 495 GIFTS. OF.100 -.42.500. * a mae in any alcoe ee AN” Yis?~In ihe a course of an article . he sayé, With the romantic Gathastaen —=—=—==<= Se . con GIFTS IN "$500,000 aa The ‘great trouble has’ heretofore been containing a comparison between the Pe —— aon apo world, . a. ee (ALL, ao > i i. me 0° ette e , mean that those who have made money from . two distinguished Virginia Generals, . 4: .sinctions of obuntty és licate hich After paying the expenses of the Enter-the mines, instead ot helping to build . Geo. H. Thomas and Robert E: Lee,the diminish or set ‘bounds to the benevoaft Stockton, May 18th 1870, to the wife of . tainment, and making the-distmbution: of up the community from which the . Zxaminer ot May. 10th, says: lence ef the heart. Impelled by prin-. ~~ : the Gifts, as ‘above announced, the balance _~ money wasobtuined, havesoughtother. The time‘is near at hand-when “reb. . ciples of gratitude and philantrophy, —ae —————— . will be applied to extinguishiny the Preece, places for investment, and have dis . ©!” will be a title of honor,and “loilty,” . . drew my sword at the beginning of DIED. 2 indebtedness of the Mercantile Litegy : ed mining) thus smiting the go called, smell offensive in the nostrels . the American Revolution, and when =. sociation. f the people. France so nobly espoused that great hand from which. their abundance : sg ag ow o> . cause, no individual felt: the obligation . or win Joy aged ® yomrs oat 6 wet daughter . ‘The Concert and Distribution “rill take — The tables are turning/andthe. San Dinco, like other thriving cities, . “i#® uer gratitude than myself. As place undér the immediate direstion-of the eee rE NETS of speculation are giving Way to . is blessed with a Fire Department of CREE Sg ne cappeny plamomrepr meprhpoti Spent of trespe ce the Mercantile eed ’ tionately love and respect .the characAssociation, assisted by a Superviso Pd. ha Those: who believe in. home manufacture. Said Department . ter and nation of Pere. His most TO CITY PROPER t Yo fron “4 Committee, se from State,.City. and. ~~ghance-and induige ingambling; find . is a as follows : Christian Majesty has very few of his HOLDERS! Coutity ¢ and well-known citizens of that farming lands, homestead associan Diego has a fire company. “Phe a So ee Po in, his ae ». . Ban Frangiséo, tions and town ‘lots, under the. influSieeaheaa” consists ofa large hogshead . nag lly meng The past b match

betwee match for $2: In the Black Consi contet made. A Cl Fat the m ¢ than myself. At‘the same time 1 must . ()WNERS OF CITY LOTS are herebyno-. Holders of Tickets to which Gifts may be pes ence of speculators, absorb. money as or vo Nace Mgggag Foe mounted ‘on * . lament the calamities of war, and wish, CO) rssea that tney wit be ented Yo, Donde — wil sosel te NE eee th. pinewe= as “wild cat fect,” ‘under the . company wears a tin dipper in his belt, ‘above all things, for an honofable, hap. trom the date of payment, and the Deeds will . t#tion of such Tickets or Goapons:-to'!'the cia and 4 Bae Pa dow! nard sixty ‘ othe This Bell time $120 ©ol Ww one lent Gol same influence, and that mining judic-. .and, on an alarm of fire being given, . PY: and pasing. peace. My fortune. is . be issned.on the return to the Clerk of the } Business Agents ot the Board of ‘Trustees, > , Board of the certificates of payment. . ‘not. augmented. by the part I have i: dan: ™M. an at their office, iously carried on, is just as safe as farmthe hog napsed ny peveely. niggi epee et hitherto, ected-in. the revolution, al-. Ditice on TORSDAY and pie Wo. 318 California § ing. . These lessons, when learned, will Nb ot Me conten ‘wheelbarrow, and ‘though I have had frequent opportuni: and every evening torreceive the ¢e 0. alifornia treet, ” d make out th Z he of adyamtage tothe country/and in . detatching their dippers," proceed with . int Scauiring Mehes. By order of ths Board of T SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. being . alucrity:to extin the amen: These are not the words of a murA President. {. 2 tab this PUR, at Jeast, they are £ ty: to ex e derous, unprincipled privateersman,. T. H. lark A. . ) wr Orders for Tickets, post-paid, apcomys P _ by oe P cople. THeRe is an active agitation in Chile wy the calm utterances of a high spirit-. _% . May 18th, 1870—8t. paid, panied by remittanee, will meet with ed, intrepid gentleman. The British } and the Argentine Provinces ‘in favor overninent did not perhaps woch. . Bpvirthecta ‘Actof th attentiom. £7) Phi New Howarth esti of railroad commanication from ‘ValpaRor hodtiionte the man chen, oher the 1 the ie erate oppioysd eure pe oye igaas yar Med, raiso to Buenos Ayres ; and efforts are process Sees of Flamborough Head, . Feb. 9th,’ LRT notion Tickets for sale June Ist, 187 0. ution, introdaced~by Gen. enck, to be niade to get some aid from the they offered ten thousand guineas for the rem that declaring the 80th of May a public the capture of Paul Jones. P —_ ONLY AT THE OFFICE,. WiUidayjhe Ge Sheedie ok aii bs local governments, and then solicit A GRAND) OS A liberal di i Gill he alboaedt q the people of. the United States, Phis Casts es ae Se Ce nt THE work ofreconsttucting Fot. Ql FT CO-N c ER T ] . Where 100, 500 oF 1,000 Tickets are bought is simply, giving the sanction of legisla-. ; ' in one lot. ; Sumter~has already commenced. Its} nr ap or THe— . Pa ae miles.in.a direct line, but the route of 6 « seen tion to the previonsly expressed desire] . , ne,, . crumbling walls are to be restored, emThe Trustees have appointed Gf a gratfal people; who, since the close the sont ber peta Ne agnor brasute, angle and slope to be remodelMER CANTILE LIBBABY . yavnioe pons, and of the rebellion, have been accustomed Oe ae at “eh pte: ed; and an armament to be replaced ASSOCIATION ! '. OHARLES H. PETERS, Ao to use that day for the deconition of Mevation of lees than 19.000 fest, and a therein. It is contemplated to make — WILL BE GIVEN AT THE — . $18 California street, : this oe genres et tan* wiitlers who Ged Hy siderable deviation would be xe] ®. eAv7 Somporaty battery," mount: " MECHANICS’ PAVILION, eat sa 7 mains are syraeba prs “the day, and,the used to'which it is’ de. paging: = hak bicheadsdentaics eleven fifteen inch smooth bore, and. —. SAN FRANCIBCO, CAL., tel with the Entertainment, to whom all oad voted, were the spontaneousimpulse of . Os -an altitude’ of 22,000 feet; ig t¥2 tWelve inch rifles.” The outside . ONTHURSDAY, SEPT. 1, 1870, ee eee y the national heart, forthe heroes who near the direct line, ‘The trafic hetween wall is to be rebuilt at a height: rangTINDER the direction of Distinguished . BOBERT B. SWAIN, President M. L.Amit poured out their blood for the salva: ing from thirteen to twenty-six .feet Artists, and embracing selections from . W.H. L. BARNES, Vice-President M.L, A. Chi “tion of the republic the opposite cons ef South Anierice is} . ove low wites tesks.Above howell (ee . WM. 0. RALSTON, Treasurer M. L. A. anc st rapidly jncreasing, and the distance by . . » carthees patapet will be con-. PROGRAMME OF CONCERT TO BE} THOS. B. HAYES, Rec. Secretary M. L. A. che Upon inspecting the records of Gon. sea from Valparaiso to Buenos Ayres is atneted. Alt the bash acllibsai eae a sit DAVID WILDER, Cor. Secretary M. L.A. ox zales county, Texas, the Jndew finds 8,500 miles, requiring 17 days for the + ae vet visible will ‘gpm : a rt — x 0 Rrastees M. L. A. : that at least ten thousund beef cattle . trip by steamer; whereas, by rail, the det dock vind walls’ gah Bes je ry Tickets of ‘Admission..95 each, WM, ASHBUBNER, © 8440 WORMEES, we have been driven to market from that} time would not be more than two sod rate * GOLD COIN. ye 3, Ws M'NULTY, ALFRED P. ELFELT,, a ; county-alone during the present Spring. . days and’ half. structed on the west side, and the presARTE, M.EBGETS, _ WM.G, BADGER, * ; : + . ent lock anc stairs will be removed. . Bach Tidket consists of Five Coupons, The. wat. x. wood, Sabet gy em Co ACCOUNTS from various parts of the} W#Lcome Howarp, a citizen of Illi\ «. holder of a whole Zicket, or Five'Cou-~ SAMUEL HUBBARD. — ba South, indicate that, owing to the cold } 20s, has brought suit in the United. ly Philadelphia, recently, tworoughs will be entitied to and bask ward Spring, the corn crop . States Court for $10,000 against thirty-. got up a sham fight, for the purpese of : to the Concerts Bape : a Hetiee to y Mechanics ws wi ta pyottts Beate ts will be small, vegetables sickly and . six citizens of Lagrange county who . inducing an officer against whom they} = tof the Gift > A Pre stum ée 9500the peach crop’a failure. tarred and feathered him last winter. . had a grudge to interfere, when they ot tt mor +. oaast gan be given the San plan i a feo : InsTEAD of Fechter reading the crita gh ces } "Phe holder of each “wHEELS, of Glass. and Iron, for this Distri-. a ae TurBes of Improved Red Men have] isms upon his acting, no actor was. Desting:. He did attempt to arrest Coupon wil be entitled . ‘in : T recently been organized at Jackson-. ever more sdaaltiNG of préedly ‘to read . them, and when they attacked him, to-admission to the Concert, and to plete osrverfachage. or degd oo. D ville and Oakland, in Southera Oregon. . all that is printed about him. shot and killed them both. one-fifth of aly Gift thet © ae ecerimaleians mien , «