May 16, 1869 (4 pages)

69. = —The Leag se dt meetings in their deliberations an ject they expect to attain by ‘these “means it is difficult to devise. If. as they claim, they are contending against the use of giant. powder and single hand drills, on account of the deleterious effect upon health,what good will «their secret meetings do to remedy the evil? Every step thus far taken by the Leaguers indicates that they have tlie very worst advisers; men who are “money, and who tare no more for the ia ts of working men than they do for thé laws of the country. Such ad. visers may lead the miners to attempt to interfere with the rights of property or induce them to resort to force to prevent those who are willingto wortk as mine owners maydesire, from-doing 80. .If ‘they follow this advice, they must array themselves against both the _ ¢9unty and. State authority, and in the . @nd they will be the only sufferers.— Working men should be slow to enter upon a contest in which failure is certain for them. Those who unite in the movements of the League will, after spending all the money they have, find themselves out of employment and “without opportunity to get work. Let all such avoid these secret mectings “and stand aloof from those who counsel & forcible interference with the property and liberty of other men. ‘They are onémies of working men, dangerous to thie county, and in case a difficulty occars will be the first to sneak out of it, leaving the less guilty to be punished. r Tuer Worst Governed Crry.—The city of New York, where the Democ~ racy have for years held undisputed sway, has. probably the most extravegent and corrupt government in the world, The ministers of the gospel denounce from the pulpit the venality and corruption of the judiciary of. the city, and the Times declares that ‘they are drawing business from the city. The comments are based upon the removal . of the Pacific Railroad office to Boston. —_he Fimee says: “Fisk isa titigious) follow, worthy of ho space*in these columns, and the company and its man, . . agers may have been, for aught we know, guilty of frauds in their dealings, and yet the matter be of no general importance; but when the administration of justice falls into suspicion and disgrace in this city, when great public corporations begin to flee from it, because they believe they cannot get justice here;-a-crisis of grave import is before ws; and we feel it to be our duty to call public attention to it, and also to this case, not because we feel-any interests in the fortunes of ite incidents illustrate the course of judicial administration before some of our judges, which deeply concerns this city and the whole country.” A movement is also on foot to increase tho salary of Sheriff O'Brien,and this corrupt official boasts that Governor Hoffman will sign the bill if it passes. ‘The 7imes figures up the salary at present at $300,000 per year, and the new bill‘will give him over a million perannum: Who would be President a a es AL BON pect Hr a a a i areas ss 38 is = opportunity offered to make a little . . ) Seigtist, in hibition at the Glenbrook Park this af [Sgeeanices caemeer sneer ve mmmnncrnt a a ees imap fect in length, will be suspended in — yo oe Q ed the daring. youth with a polished steel velocipede. “Master August will give a. grand exs A. wire rope, 200 . mento Union of the following : B, Reverdy Johnson has telegraphed his retirement from his mission, and says he has acted with zeal in the inA pitt terests of the country, and in exact ac— velocipede at full speed the entire length. This feat has been pronounced by all who have witnessed it, the most difficult and astonishing feat on record. A velocjpéde race'for a purse of money will also come offbetween Nevada and Grasse Valley amateurs., The exhibition will last two hours, and during that time August Seigrist will make four trips with his velocipede on the wire. No SERVICES.—Owing’ to the abBence of the pastor, who is attending the State Sunday School Convention at San Francisco, there will be no preaching at the Congregational Church _ to-. day. Sunday School as usual at 12} o'clock. AMERICAN MINERS.— We understand Capt. Lee, of the Empire mine, has telegraphed to Amador and other counties in the State that he will give employment to all the idle men that desire work,on application to his mine. ~ MeTnopist Catrcu.—Woe are yequested by the Trustees of the Methodist Church, to state that the Tepairs are completed, and that servicea-will “Sabbath School moots at 14 o'clock. PATENT CREAM STRAINER.—Walter Ballantine, of the United. States Engineer Battallion, has invented a patent cream strainer for removing cream from milk. The contrivance is very timple, comprising an ordinary eream pan, with an inner frame véry similar to a pan without a bottom,and with a hoop around it. On the bottom of this frame, or bottomless pan, is fastened a piece of gauge and the frame is then-set into the pan. When the cream rises, it is removed in the morning by simply lifting out the inner pan \or' frame. The inventor is the same who invented a ro* tary cartridge box that attracted some attention a few months since. A LarGr Haut or Crans.—At North Beach, the old Chinaman, who has for so many years monopolized the crabcatching business in that locality, made . the unusual haul of upwards of one thousand crabs. The number caught’ actually surprised the Celestial, who never before had such a streak of luck. He immodiately selecteda few of the smallest ones and prepared them into sacred food for his favorite “Josh” house. A Leavenworth paper thinks: it “an evidence of the westward march of civ— ilization” that the Kansas Legislature appropriated $1,400 for tobacco for the penitentiary prisoners and only $300 foy preaching the gospel to them. A RAILROAD safety stove, just patented, has-a reservoir’ of water 80 situs) ated abovo it as not to become heated. In case of an avcident, the shock will throw open a couple of valves, and the fire be. extinguished, sini pal THERE is a widow in Nashville, Ten-<« nessee, 114 years old, who unjeys the pensions of three husbands, all of whom served in the Revolutionary war. She has 400 descendants, AN European astronomer predicts that in August next there will be a yJinto districts.Over each division is be held at 11 A. w.,and 7} P.31., to-day: } . open or plundered. san officer’s eyes are upon them. at $25,000 when a Sheriff is paid $300,comet of such brilliancy in the heavens son and Seward thanking him for com> pleting a treaty on the basis laid down for him. os Ms It is said the Sultan will send a Commisssion to examine our Pacific railAmerican railway system into Turkey. Secretary Cresswell has reorganized the special service in hie department, by forming six divisions, subdivided appointed an Assistant Superintendent together with a special agent to look after depredations. There are also three special Agents at large; and for each district an Inspector. The Sixth, Divisjon includes Kansas, Texas, Nevada, California, Oregon and the Territories. For Inspectors, are appointed Wm. B. Duffield, of New Mexico ; John B. Underwood, of Oregon; and Alfred Barstow, of California. For special Mail Agent, James B. Speed. For the money order sérvice, Joseph W. Briggs. General Logan has been re-elected . Commander and General Fairchild, of Wisconsin, Vice Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic. An editorof the London Star,in a letter to this countty, describes the English as believing that our Govern. ment and people desire war; and that .we made our demands extreme in order to bring it about. ~ TRUCKEE Irems.— The_ Truckee Tribune is now issued as a semi-weekly. The paper is much improved in ap~ pearance, and gives evidence of . prosperity in its advertising columns. The Tribune has the following items: On Saturday night some parties entered the boarding house of Hoadley & Co's mill, and robbed it of some two hundred dollars and someone hundred gol Jars worth of jewelry and watches. The men were asleep in the house at the timé but none heard the. robbers at Ahéir work of breaking open trunks,eteScarcely a night passes but some cit. izen is robbed or,some house broken How long must, this be endeared ?—The wtmost surveil= ance upon the part of our competent and worthy officials, serves to keep thea only in abeyance just so long-as We have now, we. believe, twelve out of sixteen cellsin the county jail, and if justice was done to.a large number of of, twice as many more cells would be sides. A-MAN entered a saloon, at Hamilton, says the Inland Empire, and called for adrink. After filling up his glass he began talking in a boisterous manner, when the gentleman behind the bar told him to be quiet and not talk so loud. At this, John Doe, as we will call him, threw the contents of his glass into the barkeeper's face. ‘keeper being one of those men not at all backward about resenting an. insult, ‘started after him. John Doe at once drew a revolyer and made an attempt to shoot, but by accident let it go off before he got it raised in the direction of the object he desired. to use it on.— The ball passed through the end of the firm his statement, and show thatJohn! @Fe roads. with a view to, introduce our’}men in ourcommunity that we know // Said bar-. ° 000 with the prospect of $1,000,000 ayear, The recent investigations show that the estimates of expense necessary ‘to carry on the city are several millions higher than necessary. No wonder tees and protective organizations. If the condition of things were one half as bad as represented, they would be justified in taking measures to protect themselves. Wo Governs Bast ?—TaeE Duchess of Burgundy said one day to Madame Maintenon: “Doyou ‘know why the Queens of England. govern better than the Kings? It is bevatise the Queens govern by the advice of emea, and the Kings by the advice of Wwontey. fi 2 mney 2 “ “ " es encuentran ceapenien wan eaten og orem te oe: es ae eee agen cornet cre enanenenaeti een mieenatinin' a ee E nannies lia dinie. c. : ‘ eine se a eareecemmaecia hermes ms op cmengees tee An Netra woes ow naive EAGT SECT AA IE ME eect ers SS a i fica 2 TNE Cae os t { } i rete : a ve = =e : ; New Yorkers talk of vigilance commit. and so neay the earth, that we shall have our nights almost as light as day. : —_— Ee Joun D. Yost of Marysville has been admitted a partner in the printing aud stationery business of H. S. Crocker. Sac. ramento. : countey of the cigar stand, joining the main couhter, doing no other damage than frightening a small vender of cigars “nigh unto death,” A very large crowd collected, and had he killed his victiti we would evidently have had an exhibition of one of Judge Lyach’s trials, for we heard a hundred of the best citizens say that the first instance where one magn killed another, unless in self. defense, or where it was justified, they were determined to take the side ofimmediate retribution, and thus put.an end to any attempt of roughs overrunning the country, Cracus.— Wilson’s Circus has started out on its Summer tour. and wiil’ open at Sacramento, Harry Jackson is play~ing clown. ~ ALMONDS and apricots of this season’s* crop are in the San Francisco. market from Sonoma county. TWENTY sleeping cars for the-Facific THE Célestials of Shasta. count eae aac ac paaleeaes Auaded ee Se nearly finished in’ New all leaving the-mines “and are seeking York and Philadelphia, and Will be Kk : employmeént on thé railroads, started west this wee rs oe . . P DEALERS IN 4 SUNDAY AYTERNOON, MAY 16, . Fy ¥ —_— HEAVY AND SHELF GLENBROOK PARK COURSE! » ae oe re = eee 3 3 HARDWARE, : ms ote bers of t ; os — IRON — plan wa ' PROFESSOR SIEGRIST, pegs < by the a and ~ adopt it = the folle 5 me TEEL mously 8 EL, Resohi haa: poned u POWDER,. and tha — USE ~ Union v F in regar : \ / Resoh vote for ty Syste a ee ceeding: and forward = 2 ty Cent a IRON PIPE apa te EAS eres journed ; 4 t Z AERIAL VELOCIPEDE. Made io order. More or LYN ) ISTIN SIEGRIST pisses Rae SUSES was ent WILL RIDE ON_A eine ae: rhe AGENTS FORVelocipede on a Single Wire 200 ” 5 ree the day feet in Length Elevatedin ; don, for Mid Air, ALLEN WOOD'S Ready; 2 mr 7 ithe Press the moet ronderCanthoc ful Feat of Equilibrium ever performed in the were ari ld, wit: d in San Francisco by more : Than iow persons. =" Sneweo ty more . PATENT GOOSE NECK. a, Fs = ae the ctim VELOCIPEDE RACE, : ; In addition to the above, there will bea Ve. . c ANT POWDER ’ talked ¢ locipede Fate bg nce Maer sensiemen of : hands, G valley and Nev aroun e . ie for s PRIZE, : AO a ay street t1 P fe roan eunbaua 8 6 d concludes ie cule » Performance.c nces n . : < t 5 o'clock, daring which time young Siegrist ’ infested ‘will rug the Velocioedcover the wee Geen . FURTH’S CAST. STEEL. — EVE Scenics HOUR, * : en y Ne — . necessat Dewey's Band Engaged. NO. 48 PINE STREET, — ADMISSION. se000 Dc, 055 weevee 50 CENTS. KIDD!s BLOCK, "s : CHILDREN. .00¢.:.000due+e+s35 CENTS. Drv1 — . NEVADA CITY. ; many éf NEVADA ~ ge ++ the Mi ‘pup : =! A NEW INVOICE OF posed t prise: itil giad ce NOR UGS, : united MONDAY and Each Evening une CHEMICA LS, pear det mi Kavther notice. . PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH. one nate H ——— © _ ° = Totlet ees ia ads 2 AR are “the. cart Eee: PROF. MOREY, FLAVORING EXTRACTS, recant : ARDEN SEEDS, &c. just received by : wi THE GREAT ORIENTAL WIZthese m ; SPENCE & Co, he did s D N L i i“ ARD AND VENTRI OQUIST, United States Internal Revenue. a) os Will perform some of the most Wonderful! Collector's Office, 4th District, Cal. "= Tricks in Electricity and Mechanism, i ment of ; Nevapa Crrr, May tet, 1869. ~ the mov : Nowice is hereby given that the Special one whe ee” Each Evening PROF, MOREY will Pirpeodtay, Range pe he present fiscal indiana ear are @ a ce, distribute among the audience a large num. 9°"! seehaanal pre a Ag ee unaeial ber of i facturers, Traders, Pediers, Saloon Keepers ; ‘ and others, made Hable under the Excise Laws ance Wi or they wil become Lable to ity of 85 Those v PRESENTS ! for carrying on business Without fires having seule taken out tp prepér license therefor, the wor Consisting of SILVER WARE; GROCERIES ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector. DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES, éc. By:S_B_DAVENPORT; Dep. Collector-= ineTa: nema. =r of Neva Admissi I ENTS. : ee ART NOTICE ! held Fri the folle ’ ee : JACOB NAFFZICER’S. . vi ¥ the ens Le . Everybody from Nevada County Rachel ] , Lovie ; sho ; uld buy their : W.R.S NEW MEAT MARKET, (2 PICTURES ! .2 .: Ss Miss “W?"Lovi ON COMMERCIA L STREET, ~sip— ; “6 te _. Opposite Bliven & Potter's, PICTURE FRAMES! W. A.M TILL BE OPENED ON ies: Mies Ae . ON THURSDAY, MAY 13¢h. ame Jenkins e will kill his own Meat whi best that can be oaad in the countey ue wit cu R RI £ R ow wi NTE R 4 THEE spare ho expense to suit his customers, He’ re : invites his old customers and as many new 211 Kearney Streét, Those ¥ ones as will give him a call and guarantees to n : ’ ti i give satisfaction to ail. ' SAN FRANCISCO, : 8 ae i : z . ning, sh All kinds of Meat EE eg i ' : wilt be kepton hand. = snueeee Because they have the best selectia) “oe —exhibiti THE BEST FURNITURE ietures and La this city . ©0 BE FOUND test styles of Frames will be This side of San Franci peat. on and try Tie ee ot aan wat in-use, , J. E, JOHNSTON San Francisco, April 16th. — ~ PREA Broad street, National Exchange Hotel Build: zr " ¥ices w \ Ing, Nevada city, i ‘ A. Cs NEL ; rn . Atte iad Uanaoen Chareh, Chairs, Bedsteads, rae. Counselor at Law, and in : Tables,. — “—OFFICY : Sabbath < Sofas, 3 Corner of Broad & Pine ocrecta, Nevada Rev. C. ~~ Mirrors, &e. oe GPHOLSTERING and REPAIR oo JOHN CALDWELL, Preae! ING , one atthe shortest notice. —_ Attorney and Counselor at Law day, at’ Xr Call and examin © Notary Public, “ Wirth, iia sll pores Flat, Say nd ADA COUNTY. _slose of

69. = —The Leag se dt meetings in their deliberations an ject they expect to attain by ‘these “means it is difficult to devise. If. as they claim, they are contending against the use of giant. powder and single hand drills, on account of the deleterious effect upon health,what good will «their secret meetings do to remedy the evil? Every step thus far taken by the Leaguers indicates that they have tlie very worst advisers; men who are “money, and who tare no more for the ia ts of working men than they do for thé laws of the country. Such ad. visers may lead the miners to attempt to interfere with the rights of property or induce them to resort to force to prevent those who are willingto wortk as mine owners maydesire, from-doing 80. .If ‘they follow this advice, they must array themselves against both the _ ¢9unty and. State authority, and in the . @nd they will be the only sufferers.— Working men should be slow to enter upon a contest in which failure is certain for them. Those who unite in the movements of the League will, after spending all the money they have, find themselves out of employment and “without opportunity to get work. Let all such avoid these secret mectings “and stand aloof from those who counsel & forcible interference with the property and liberty of other men. ‘They are onémies of working men, dangerous to thie county, and in case a difficulty occars will be the first to sneak out of it, leaving the less guilty to be punished. r Tuer Worst Governed Crry.—The city of New York, where the Democ~ racy have for years held undisputed sway, has. probably the most extravegent and corrupt government in the world, The ministers of the gospel denounce from the pulpit the venality and corruption of the judiciary of. the city, and the Times declares that ‘they are drawing business from the city. The comments are based upon the removal . of the Pacific Railroad office to Boston. —_he Fimee says: “Fisk isa titigious) follow, worthy of ho space*in these columns, and the company and its man, . . agers may have been, for aught we know, guilty of frauds in their dealings, and yet the matter be of no general importance; but when the administration of justice falls into suspicion and disgrace in this city, when great public corporations begin to flee from it, because they believe they cannot get justice here;-a-crisis of grave import is before ws; and we feel it to be our duty to call public attention to it, and also to this case, not because we feel-any interests in the fortunes of ite incidents illustrate the course of judicial administration before some of our judges, which deeply concerns this city and the whole country.” A movement is also on foot to increase tho salary of Sheriff O'Brien,and this corrupt official boasts that Governor Hoffman will sign the bill if it passes. ‘The 7imes figures up the salary at present at $300,000 per year, and the new bill‘will give him over a million perannum: Who would be President a a es AL BON pect Hr a a a i areas ss 38 is = opportunity offered to make a little . . ) Seigtist, in hibition at the Glenbrook Park this af [Sgeeanices caemeer sneer ve mmmnncrnt a a ees imap fect in length, will be suspended in — yo oe Q ed the daring. youth with a polished steel velocipede. “Master August will give a. grand exs A. wire rope, 200 . mento Union of the following : B, Reverdy Johnson has telegraphed his retirement from his mission, and says he has acted with zeal in the inA pitt terests of the country, and in exact ac— velocipede at full speed the entire length. This feat has been pronounced by all who have witnessed it, the most difficult and astonishing feat on record. A velocjpéde race'for a purse of money will also come offbetween Nevada and Grasse Valley amateurs., The exhibition will last two hours, and during that time August Seigrist will make four trips with his velocipede on the wire. No SERVICES.—Owing’ to the abBence of the pastor, who is attending the State Sunday School Convention at San Francisco, there will be no preaching at the Congregational Church _ to-. day. Sunday School as usual at 12} o'clock. AMERICAN MINERS.— We understand Capt. Lee, of the Empire mine, has telegraphed to Amador and other counties in the State that he will give employment to all the idle men that desire work,on application to his mine. ~ MeTnopist Catrcu.—Woe are yequested by the Trustees of the Methodist Church, to state that the Tepairs are completed, and that servicea-will “Sabbath School moots at 14 o'clock. PATENT CREAM STRAINER.—Walter Ballantine, of the United. States Engineer Battallion, has invented a patent cream strainer for removing cream from milk. The contrivance is very timple, comprising an ordinary eream pan, with an inner frame véry similar to a pan without a bottom,and with a hoop around it. On the bottom of this frame, or bottomless pan, is fastened a piece of gauge and the frame is then-set into the pan. When the cream rises, it is removed in the morning by simply lifting out the inner pan \or' frame. The inventor is the same who invented a ro* tary cartridge box that attracted some attention a few months since. A LarGr Haut or Crans.—At North Beach, the old Chinaman, who has for so many years monopolized the crabcatching business in that locality, made . the unusual haul of upwards of one thousand crabs. The number caught’ actually surprised the Celestial, who never before had such a streak of luck. He immodiately selecteda few of the smallest ones and prepared them into sacred food for his favorite “Josh” house. A Leavenworth paper thinks: it “an evidence of the westward march of civ— ilization” that the Kansas Legislature appropriated $1,400 for tobacco for the penitentiary prisoners and only $300 foy preaching the gospel to them. A RAILROAD safety stove, just patented, has-a reservoir’ of water 80 situs) ated abovo it as not to become heated. In case of an avcident, the shock will throw open a couple of valves, and the fire be. extinguished, sini pal THERE is a widow in Nashville, Ten-<« nessee, 114 years old, who unjeys the pensions of three husbands, all of whom served in the Revolutionary war. She has 400 descendants, AN European astronomer predicts that in August next there will be a yJinto districts.Over each division is be held at 11 A. w.,and 7} P.31., to-day: } . open or plundered. san officer’s eyes are upon them. at $25,000 when a Sheriff is paid $300,comet of such brilliancy in the heavens son and Seward thanking him for com> pleting a treaty on the basis laid down for him. os Ms It is said the Sultan will send a Commisssion to examine our Pacific railAmerican railway system into Turkey. Secretary Cresswell has reorganized the special service in hie department, by forming six divisions, subdivided appointed an Assistant Superintendent together with a special agent to look after depredations. There are also three special Agents at large; and for each district an Inspector. The Sixth, Divisjon includes Kansas, Texas, Nevada, California, Oregon and the Territories. For Inspectors, are appointed Wm. B. Duffield, of New Mexico ; John B. Underwood, of Oregon; and Alfred Barstow, of California. For special Mail Agent, James B. Speed. For the money order sérvice, Joseph W. Briggs. General Logan has been re-elected . Commander and General Fairchild, of Wisconsin, Vice Commander of the Grand Army of the Republic. An editorof the London Star,in a letter to this countty, describes the English as believing that our Govern. ment and people desire war; and that .we made our demands extreme in order to bring it about. ~ TRUCKEE Irems.— The_ Truckee Tribune is now issued as a semi-weekly. The paper is much improved in ap~ pearance, and gives evidence of . prosperity in its advertising columns. The Tribune has the following items: On Saturday night some parties entered the boarding house of Hoadley & Co's mill, and robbed it of some two hundred dollars and someone hundred gol Jars worth of jewelry and watches. The men were asleep in the house at the timé but none heard the. robbers at Ahéir work of breaking open trunks,eteScarcely a night passes but some cit. izen is robbed or,some house broken How long must, this be endeared ?—The wtmost surveil= ance upon the part of our competent and worthy officials, serves to keep thea only in abeyance just so long-as We have now, we. believe, twelve out of sixteen cellsin the county jail, and if justice was done to.a large number of

of, twice as many more cells would be sides. A-MAN entered a saloon, at Hamilton, says the Inland Empire, and called for adrink. After filling up his glass he began talking in a boisterous manner, when the gentleman behind the bar told him to be quiet and not talk so loud. At this, John Doe, as we will call him, threw the contents of his glass into the barkeeper's face. ‘keeper being one of those men not at all backward about resenting an. insult, ‘started after him. John Doe at once drew a revolyer and made an attempt to shoot, but by accident let it go off before he got it raised in the direction of the object he desired. to use it on.— The ball passed through the end of the firm his statement, and show thatJohn! @Fe roads. with a view to, introduce our’}men in ourcommunity that we know // Said bar-. ° 000 with the prospect of $1,000,000 ayear, The recent investigations show that the estimates of expense necessary ‘to carry on the city are several millions higher than necessary. No wonder tees and protective organizations. If the condition of things were one half as bad as represented, they would be justified in taking measures to protect themselves. Wo Governs Bast ?—TaeE Duchess of Burgundy said one day to Madame Maintenon: “Doyou ‘know why the Queens of England. govern better than the Kings? It is bevatise the Queens govern by the advice of emea, and the Kings by the advice of Wwontey. fi 2 mney 2 “ “ " es encuentran ceapenien wan eaten og orem te oe: es ae eee agen cornet cre enanenenaeti een mieenatinin' a ee E nannies lia dinie. c. : ‘ eine se a eareecemmaecia hermes ms op cmengees tee An Netra woes ow naive EAGT SECT AA IE ME eect ers SS a i fica 2 TNE Cae os t { } i rete : a ve = =e : ; New Yorkers talk of vigilance commit. and so neay the earth, that we shall have our nights almost as light as day. : —_— Ee Joun D. Yost of Marysville has been admitted a partner in the printing aud stationery business of H. S. Crocker. Sac. ramento. : countey of the cigar stand, joining the main couhter, doing no other damage than frightening a small vender of cigars “nigh unto death,” A very large crowd collected, and had he killed his victiti we would evidently have had an exhibition of one of Judge Lyach’s trials, for we heard a hundred of the best citizens say that the first instance where one magn killed another, unless in self. defense, or where it was justified, they were determined to take the side ofimmediate retribution, and thus put.an end to any attempt of roughs overrunning the country, Cracus.— Wilson’s Circus has started out on its Summer tour. and wiil’ open at Sacramento, Harry Jackson is play~ing clown. ~ ALMONDS and apricots of this season’s* crop are in the San Francisco. market from Sonoma county. TWENTY sleeping cars for the-Facific THE Célestials of Shasta. count eae aac ac paaleeaes Auaded ee Se nearly finished in’ New all leaving the-mines “and are seeking York and Philadelphia, and Will be Kk : employmeént on thé railroads, started west this wee rs oe . . P DEALERS IN 4 SUNDAY AYTERNOON, MAY 16, . Fy ¥ —_— HEAVY AND SHELF GLENBROOK PARK COURSE! » ae oe re = eee 3 3 HARDWARE, : ms ote bers of t ; os — IRON — plan wa ' PROFESSOR SIEGRIST, pegs < by the a and ~ adopt it = the folle 5 me TEEL mously 8 EL, Resohi haa: poned u POWDER,. and tha — USE ~ Union v F in regar : \ / Resoh vote for ty Syste a ee ceeding: and forward = 2 ty Cent a IRON PIPE apa te EAS eres journed ; 4 t Z AERIAL VELOCIPEDE. Made io order. More or LYN ) ISTIN SIEGRIST pisses Rae SUSES was ent WILL RIDE ON_A eine ae: rhe AGENTS FORVelocipede on a Single Wire 200 ” 5 ree the day feet in Length Elevatedin ; don, for Mid Air, ALLEN WOOD'S Ready; 2 mr 7 ithe Press the moet ronderCanthoc ful Feat of Equilibrium ever performed in the were ari ld, wit: d in San Francisco by more : Than iow persons. =" Sneweo ty more . PATENT GOOSE NECK. a, Fs = ae the ctim VELOCIPEDE RACE, : ; In addition to the above, there will bea Ve. . c ANT POWDER ’ talked ¢ locipede Fate bg nce Maer sensiemen of : hands, G valley and Nev aroun e . ie for s PRIZE, : AO a ay street t1 P fe roan eunbaua 8 6 d concludes ie cule » Performance.c nces n . : < t 5 o'clock, daring which time young Siegrist ’ infested ‘will rug the Velocioedcover the wee Geen . FURTH’S CAST. STEEL. — EVE Scenics HOUR, * : en y Ne — . necessat Dewey's Band Engaged. NO. 48 PINE STREET, — ADMISSION. se000 Dc, 055 weevee 50 CENTS. KIDD!s BLOCK, "s : CHILDREN. .00¢.:.000due+e+s35 CENTS. Drv1 — . NEVADA CITY. ; many éf NEVADA ~ ge ++ the Mi ‘pup : =! A NEW INVOICE OF posed t prise: itil giad ce NOR UGS, : united MONDAY and Each Evening une CHEMICA LS, pear det mi Kavther notice. . PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH. one nate H ——— © _ ° = Totlet ees ia ads 2 AR are “the. cart Eee: PROF. MOREY, FLAVORING EXTRACTS, recant : ARDEN SEEDS, &c. just received by : wi THE GREAT ORIENTAL WIZthese m ; SPENCE & Co, he did s D N L i i“ ARD AND VENTRI OQUIST, United States Internal Revenue. a) os Will perform some of the most Wonderful! Collector's Office, 4th District, Cal. "= Tricks in Electricity and Mechanism, i ment of ; Nevapa Crrr, May tet, 1869. ~ the mov : Nowice is hereby given that the Special one whe ee” Each Evening PROF, MOREY will Pirpeodtay, Range pe he present fiscal indiana ear are @ a ce, distribute among the audience a large num. 9°"! seehaanal pre a Ag ee unaeial ber of i facturers, Traders, Pediers, Saloon Keepers ; ‘ and others, made Hable under the Excise Laws ance Wi or they wil become Lable to ity of 85 Those v PRESENTS ! for carrying on business Without fires having seule taken out tp prepér license therefor, the wor Consisting of SILVER WARE; GROCERIES ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector. DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES, éc. By:S_B_DAVENPORT; Dep. Collector-= ineTa: nema. =r of Neva Admissi I ENTS.. : ee ART NOTICE ! held Fri the folle ’ ee : JACOB NAFFZICER’S. . vi ¥ the ens Le . Everybody from Nevada County Rachel ] , Lovie ; sho ; uld buy their : W.R.S NEW MEAT MARKET, (2 PICTURES ! .2 .: Ss Miss “W?"Lovi ON COMMERCIA L STREET, ~sip— ; “6 te _. Opposite Bliven & Potter's, PICTURE FRAMES! W. A.M TILL BE OPENED ON ies: Mies Ae . ON THURSDAY, MAY 13¢h. ame Jenkins e will kill his own Meat whi best that can be oaad in the countey ue wit cu R RI £ R ow wi NTE R 4 THEE spare ho expense to suit his customers, He’ re : invites his old customers and as many new 211 Kearney Streét, Those ¥ ones as will give him a call and guarantees to n : ’ ti i give satisfaction to ail. ' SAN FRANCISCO, : 8 ae i : z . ning, sh All kinds of Meat EE eg i ' : wilt be kepton hand. = snueeee Because they have the best selectia) “oe —exhibiti THE BEST FURNITURE ietures and La this city . ©0 BE FOUND test styles of Frames will be This side of San Franci peat. on and try Tie ee ot aan wat in-use, , J. E, JOHNSTON San Francisco, April 16th. — ~ PREA Broad street, National Exchange Hotel Build: zr " ¥ices w \ Ing, Nevada city, i ‘ A. Cs NEL ; rn . Atte iad Uanaoen Chareh, Chairs, Bedsteads, rae. Counselor at Law, and in : Tables,. — “—OFFICY : Sabbath < Sofas, 3 Corner of Broad & Pine ocrecta, Nevada Rev. C. ~~ Mirrors, &e. oe GPHOLSTERING and REPAIR oo JOHN CALDWELL, Preae! ING , one atthe shortest notice. —_ Attorney and Counselor at Law day, at’ Xr Call and examin © Notary Public, “ Wirth, iia sll pores Flat, Say nd ADA COUNTY. _slose of