May 21, 1871 (4 pages)

SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1871. ae The'State Convention. — The State Republican Convention has been called to meet at Sacramento on the 28th day of June. Both parties are now organizing for the contest, and it seems to be the desire among Republican that a ticket, unexceptionable should be placed in nomination. With such a ticket, the party can enter the field confident of success. There is among the masses of Republicans every where, a_deep interest felt in the contest. In the last campaign many were indifferent-and remained away from the polls or voted the Dem~ ocratic ticket,in the hope that a change of administration would be an im‘provement. The work of the last Legs islature and the course of the Demox cratic administration has caused such deeply to regret the dissention of party, and there is a determination now to’ make amends by entering the cams paign for an earnest fight under the old flag of Republicanism. There is no disposition to engage in factional contests for the nomination of favorites, but .a general desire to nominate as candidates the very best men for State and county offices. In,the interior, and. we believe in the State, Booth is undoubtedly the favorite among the masses of the people for the Governorship, and he will in all probability receive the nominoation, For other State officers, at least —in Nevada county, no—preference has been expressed, In this Second District Sargent is the most popular man for Congress, and in Nevada county he will bave no epposition. For county officers a number df good mien have been named, and we have heretofore given them in ‘there columns. Others will undoubtedly be announced after the call is issued for the Convention, and for State and county officers we shall have a number of goud men to select from. ‘ Let'the Republicans throughout the county buckle on the armor and get ready for the contest. A sound plattorm, good candidates and untiring effort will result in triumph of the party in the coming election. Bepublican State Convention. The following has been issued for the information of the Republican voters throughout the State« Rooms of the Union Republican State Conveution, San Francisco, May 18th, 1871. The Unien Republican voters of the State of California are requested to cboose delegates to a State Convention to be held at Sacramento on the 28th day of June next, for the purpose ol nominating candidates for State and judicial officers, and tor the transaction” ot such other business as shall come before the said Convention. 4 ¢The apportionment of delegates is as tollows: Alameda ten, Alpine two, Amador seven, Butte seven, Calaveras seven, Colusa three, Contra Custa six, Del Norte two, Eldorado nine, iresno one, Humboldt five, Inyo two, Kern two, Klamath two, Lake two, Lassen two, Los Angeles five,Marin tour, Mariposa two, Mendoviny tour, Merced one, Mono two,. Monterey four, Napa five, Nevada sixteen, Placer vieven, Plumas five, Sacramento seventeen, San Bers Dardino two, Sun Diegu twe, San Francisco-sixty two, San Joaquin twelve, San’ Luis. Obispo three, Sun Mateo lour, Santa Barbara three, Sunta Clara thirteen, Santa Cruz seven Shasta tour, Sierra eight, SiskiyOu_tive, Solano nine, Sonoma ten, Stavislaus three, Sutter jour, ‘Tehama three, ‘Trinitytear, ‘Tulare three, ‘Tuolumne six, YOlw six, Yaba eight. ‘The County Committees will make provision in tueir respective * counties, for the election of deieygates in accordance with said apportionment. By order ot the Unico Republican state Ceatral Commitice, __ WaLrkeR Van Dykg&, Chairman. Alfred, Barstow, Secretary. Wuats Up?—It was nowd yester~ day as a remarkable fact that a certain gentleman of this burg, absolutely rejused to “take au drink.”—G. V. Union. What's upt Why, the last drink he touk, of course, GENERAL CLUSERUT promised Mr. Wasbbarne to provect the Americans ia Paris, saying, “I shall perhaps one day'need your protection.” 5 with five tons. ical, Some facts have been reference to narfow ga railfgads . which may be of value tothe compa-]} nies in this State contemplating the construction of roads of this character. A report to the Massachusetts Legislas ture states that, in following the devious course of a river valley with the narrow gauge, it would be almost always. possible to adopt planes nearly paratiel to the stream, and to go round {Texentrant projections which, would have to be cut through at whatever costif the common gauge were used. It also states that in Massachusetts brancl-railways with the. narrow gauge tay be built and equipped for one third of what they would cost with the common. gauge, and in the level districts for about one half. Canada 400 miles of three feet six inch es railway projected, and about 150 miles of the same are now under cons otis ee County Convention. tract, about 15 being in operation.N There is a narrow gauge road in Pruss sia, the engines of which weigh 154 tons and haul 86 cars, each loaded The cost of the line per mile, including roliing stock, has been. ahont $8,000. Other similar. roads are in successful operation in Russia, Norway and South America. In Australia 250 miles of the three feet six ioch gauge are built, and 250. more projected. So far reports and experi ence show that this class of railroad works well practically and is -economcircles of the East. astern. THE extraordinary time made by the Stanford horse in Sacramento is exciting some comment among the sporting. The New York Standard.of the 111h-instant says Mr; Bonner, in an allusion to a California horse who has been spoken of as a vandidate for the honor.of. beating the time of his flyer Dexter, shows that J ; : the Pacific colt must do considerably Chas. Mallet; # native -of -Hagland, better than is claimed for him to throw dust in his eyes unless the wind is He, however, lets us know that he has twoyoung horses from whom he hopes to drive better time than that which records Dexter, so far, the fastest trotter in the world. California horse made his half mile in One minute and seven seconds. ner says he has two horses who have trotted a half mile in ene minute and six seconds, and that Dexter has trotted a half mile to a road wagen in one minute six anda half seconds. the Good Templars. THEY have a new style of temperance society in North Georgia. ‘members may drink anything they pay for, but pledge themselves not to ins vite any one else to drink, nor accept > j an invitation from any one else to im bibe. The society has regular. officers, and is conducted in many respects like Mrs. BLANE, the accom plished wife of the Speaker, had a difficulty with Mrs. Stockton,the charming better halt of the Senator, about a cook. Meetibpg at a dinoer table with only the Honorable Fernando Wood between them, Mrs. Stockton, leaning forward, said : “Tam sorry, Mrs. Blane, that we have anything disagreeable between us.”— The Honorable Fernando was considerably emvarrased, not having heard the interesting story of the cook, 30 cents per pound. WooL.—From one of the ranches in Penn Valley, that of Mrs. Stewart, says the Grass Valley Union, a shear ing of 1,800 pounds of wool was shipped below a few days since and Lrought There are extensive sheep ranges in various parts of the county, which Tanchmen might avail themselves of, as in this instance, and thus add materially to the items that go to.make up the revenue derived irom ratehing. Mrs. Henry Woop, the English novelist, is reported to have_ not less than twenty thousand pounds by the sale of her sensational stori which at first she could not induce any publisher to look at. manuscript. n Mason’ Wa. McDrarMip, a printer . ® in the office of the Cincinnati 7imes, is Ot ninety years of uge, and used to set up Walter Scott’s poems from the original . D* * llected_ in There are in The Rons The realized Preaching Sunday. Divine Services will be held in the Metho‘dist Ohurch,Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, ‘and in theevening at 7% o'clock. Sabbath ‘Bchodl at 2% o'clock, P. mu, Rev, J. W. Stump, Pastor. : ; Divine services at the Congregational Church, at.11 o'clock a. m.and 714 Pp. M.— Sabbath School immediately after morning service. Rev. E Halos , Pastor, Preaching at the. Baptist Church Sunday. at 11a, Mm. and 7% P.M. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Rev. J. A. Wirth, Pastor. ; Divine Services at the Catholic Church, Sunday morning at 10's o’clock. Sunday School 2, and Vespers at 7% P. M. Rev. Father Claire, Pastor. _ Divine services will be held at the A. M. E. Church Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. Services in the evening at 71% o’clock. Episcopal services at the Court House every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, by Rev. Mr. Anderson. The County Democratic Central Committee met at the Court House, in this city, yesterday afternoon und called a County Convention to meet in this city on the 8d day of June. The Primaries will be held on the 57th of that adopted by Committee. County Court, May 20th, The People vs Hilton Graves—Con~ tinued for the terin. Bennett Treloar, a nutive of England was admitted to citizenship. Court adjourned to Monday morning at ten o’clock. The Concert. Persons who wish to purchase tickets for the Concert on Thursday eves ning next; can find the nat the beokstores and at Preston & Fuairchild’s drug store. Declared his Intention. “ yesterday declared his intention of becoming a citizen of the Whited States, eel Probate Matters. v Orders of sale.of personal property were made in the estates of Van S. Young, and Wilhelmina Rentschler deceased. : ining Location. R. Hunt & Wo, have located 800 feet on the Erie Ledge in Deadman’s Flat, Grass Valley township. THE Washington Patriot gPredicts music in Pennsylvania if Curtin comes home and joins in the political caimpaign. Geary and Curtin will never play second fiddle to Cameron, who is “a man of seven principles, five loaves and two fishes.” GEN. CusTaR has entered the field of literature. He commences vpon a series of articles in the Galaxy, treating of Border life and Western experiences. Penmanship and Pho nography. NLASSES IN PENMANSHIP AND PHO. NETIC SHORT HAND will meet at half after 4 and 7 o'clock, P. M., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, in Miss Miller’s school room. near the Theatre d All desirous of ams provement in those very interesting and nseful systems of Writing, shoals avail themselves of this rare opporunity. Arrangements for mental Writing, or made by calling on m21-1m rivate Jessons, Ornaok-keeping, can be W. #H. SHAW. ADMINISTRATOR?S SALK.: Ne IS HEREBY given, that in pnrV snance of an order of the Probate Conrt of the County of Nevada, Staie of California, mate on the 20ih day of May, A. D. 1s71, in the matter of the estate of Wilhelmina Rentschler, deceaved, the undersigned, Adminis trator of the estate of said deceased, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for canh, on Tuesday, the 30th day of May, A. D. 1871, at 12 o'clock, M., at the late residence of said deceased. on Mill street, jn the City of Grass Valley, in said Nevada Count , the following personal property, to-wit: 10 gal. of wine; kegs of whisky; a gold. watch audchain ; 1 buckle and bracelet; 2 dtoves’: 1 Colt’s revolver; tables, chairs,’ beds aud beddiug; bar and bar fixtures : parlor and kitchen faruiture; ahorse and wagon ; and: other property too numerous to mention. j a peest mo cash on ns 0. saie, and subt tu the confirmation of theCourt. May 20th, 1871, ' HAS, MCELVEY, Administrator. NOTLCE ‘£O : REDITORS. 4 ed. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adminastratr’t & the Asiote ot hn Maguire,deceased, to the creditors of, all persons having claims against the deceased, to exhibit them with the ‘ouchers, within ten months publication of this noministratrix at the office ia. at May 18th, 1871. CATHARINE the State Central PSA OF JOHN MAGUIRE, deceas. ‘ Whe Household Tonic. The efficacy of Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bifters ag a rpecific for recruiting the enfeebled body and cheering the desponding mind has passed into a proverb. In the United States, where this marvelons tonic has borne down all opposition and eclipsed all rivalry, the demand for it has annually increased in a heavier and heavier ratio for years, until at last, the regular sales of this preparation exceed thore of all other stomachics combined. Eminent members of the medical profession and hospital surgeons without number, have candidly admitted that the pharmacopaeia of the faculty contains no prescription that produces such beneficial effects in dyspepsia, general uebility and uervous diseases, as Hostetter’s Bitters. ‘'o.use the language ofa venerable physician of New York, “The Bitters are th: purest stimulaut and the safest tonic we have. But th: u<es of the great vegetable antidvte are meh more comprehensive than such praise would ‘mply. As a preparatory antidote to epidemic disease a@ genial stimulant, o promoter.of.canstitutional vigor, an appetizer, a stomaciic, anda ' CATHOLIC SCHOOL, Soammemened Te Catholic Schoel of Nevada City, wit be re-opened on MONDAY, MAY 22nd, 1871, By Mr. MANNING, Under the supervision of FATHER CLA1 RE Instructions will embrace the usnal course ofa sound Knglieh Education together with Ciassics, if required. Young men desirous of acquiring a knowledge of Classics will. be attended at their residence, or an hveaing Class for their especial advantage wil! be formed in the School Koom, JOHN MANNING, Teacher. ~ Rev, Father Claire, President, my . For County Recorder. J M. WALLING, of Rough & Ready Town« thip, will bea candidate for-Coust corder, subject to the decision ofthe kepu:lican County Convention. mi19 For Public Administrator. es -eandidate for the office of Public -administrator, at the ensuing county <tettion, remedy for nervous uebility, vo. medicinal ee preparation has ever attuiined “he reputation of Hostetter’s Bitters. it is the household tonic of the American people, and in a.) uuindan probability will be so fur centuries to come. ‘The magnates of science recognize its mer.t=; ‘ana that itis emphatically the medicine ot the masses, is proved by its vast, and ever 1icreasing sales. ' “PAIN KILLER! ~ PERRY DAVIS & SON, .PROVIDENCE, R. I. PROPRIETORS. *° 1840. 1871. Travelers are always liable to sudden attacks of Dysentery aud Chuiera Morbus, and these occurring when absent from home, are very unpleasant. ‘I'he Pain KILLER muy always be reled upon in such cases, As soon as you feel the symptoms, take one teaspoonfol in a gillof new mulk and molasses and a gull ot hot water, stir well together and drink hot. Repeat the dose every hour untii rejieved. If the pains be severe, bathe Abe bowels and back with the medicine eleay. iu cases of Asthma and Puthisic, take a well with molasses; also bathe the stomach and throat faithfully with the medicine, clear. “Dr. Sweet says it takes Out soreness in Lr hinds faster than anything he ever ap— Pp See i & REMOVAL. teaspoouiul in a giil or hot water sweetened : . Sisherman, so often exposed to hurts by having their skin pier with hooks, aud fins of fish, can be relieved by bathing wath the Pain Killer as soon a» the.accident uccurs; in this way the anyuish is soon abated ; bathe as Often as once in five minutes, say three or four times, and you will seldom have any truable. ; ‘Lhe bites and scratches of dogs and cats are sovun cured by bathing with the Puin Killer clear. DEDICATION BALL. A GRAND BALL will be given by the MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS FRATERNITIES, IN THEIR NEW HALL, AT MOORE’S FLAT, Tuesday Eve'g, July. 4th, 1871. With GOOD MUSIC, GOOD CHEER and a SPLENDID HALL for dancing. A pleasant time is pronrised to all participants, the public are cordially invited to attend. CoMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, W. D, Long, 8 Caldwell, T. A. Slicer, W.C. Clark, ° A. Ranch, J. Knotwell, J. Olson, H. Atwater, Ch. Allenberg, REcEPTION ComMITTEE. A. Ranch, » §. Cald W.C, Clark. T. A. rine J. Knotwell, N. Hegdeon, Invrrarion ComMirrer. For Road Commissioner. E P. SANFORD, of Grass Valley, is e hereby unnouneed as a candidate for the office Or Koad Commissiuner, subject to the decisiva ot the Republican Convention, Nevada, May 9th, 1571. i For Road Commissioner, Ree. SCOTT is hereby announced by Ins i) many friends as-a candicate for the oftice or Ruud Commissioner, tudject to the decision of the Republican Convention. m3 For Sheriff. 7 ENRY SCADDEN, of Grass Valley, is hereby announced as a candidate tor the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, by his mauy friends. Subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. ay29 For County Treasurer. A GOLDSTAITH is hereby announced e as a candidate for the office of CUUN'TY TREASURKR, subject to the decision of the Republican: Convention. ay Nevada, May 5th. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD Will Remove their stock of Drugs, Paints, Oils etc., . TQ THEIR NEW STORE, UNDER THE TRANSCRIPEF OFFICE, S. W. Corner Broad and Pine Sreets, On May 15th. Nevada, April 23d. How to Make Wax Flowers! MRS. A. L. FROST, ~ Derk peice to the Ladies of Nevada cityand vicinity that she is prepared to form @ Ulass for lustruction in tiie Art of manutacturing all kinds of WAX FLOWERS, FRUIT AND LEATHER WORK, ALSO THE ART OF Antique and Transfer Painting: Lessons given in Hair Work. 27" Specimens of my work may be seen at MR. KENUWL'TON’S Jewelry dtore, on Broad. Street. Residence at Mrs M. A, HILL’S, Main &t. MRS. A. L. FROST. Nevada City, April 29th. Hydraulic Miners Attention. tee persons are warned against mannfacturing, selliug or using, or in any way intringing on any patent fur Flexible Joint for Myuraulic purpuses, pat. duly 19, 187. Ip order that there may be no mistake, be it known that 1 claim that peculiar description , of Jointin which one part goes over instead ’ of through the other. I Claim first,a Cup Ch piiterdtes ALLEGHANY, Flange asd packing (constituting: the juiut W_D, L 8 Jobn West. proper) second ywheels and bolts, oc theit +. Long. — Perkins, berger a ce the > contact) » will take such steps a> m neceseary ise tan ‘A. to maiutaiu the vanity ot ia patent against J C. Oooh: i R. Jobnson. all parties found intringing, . C, Cookerly. Ch. Miller, , Miners are reosenmended not to pay royal: — or use o es or dischar; ipes to K. F Me Hatha’ GRANITEVILLE. fi, ot 3. Craig until the Court aeeides in their M. Hathaway, T. P. Crandall. . favor, wuich. trum present appearances, W John Janson. J. H. Cunard, } not be in this geueration, FOREST : m16-2w K. HOSKIN, Dutch Fiat. Henry hy, : gan (aac i A. €, NILE 1 , eC, e & c Chas. Hentzon, W. F. Cummings i a t Low NORTH BLOOMFIELD.} COLUMBIA HILL. Attorney and Counselor . John Stone, R. McMurray, —OFFICE .A. D. Lemaine, A. L. Woodruff At the Court House. , LAKE CITY. CHEROKEE, R. Phillips, . J.P. James, CONCERT. J. R. Henry. zi W. Barger. see er 7.6 am aUAN. . RIRCHVILLE. PHILIP PHILLIPS. © we ’ * re “4 am 7Ku.ceee: . SR . ] MEER Aree ae ve B. Wood, ee Endy, . . Will give an Evening’s Entertainment # H.P.Sweetland, . V.G.Bell, —’ . the r ; NEVADA crry. ‘CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. A. D. Tower, T. H. Caswell. In Nevada City, FLOOR MANAGERS. W. F. Cummings,, 8, L. Blackwell. ee TICKETS, including Supper, $5 00. ~~ Moore’s Flat, May 19th, 1871, Thursday Evening. May 25th: 0G All lovers of good Singing should ‘. TICKETS FIPTY CENTS: «© m9 OHN K. SALE announces himself as a — Loc Fourth of J An adjourne ~ mittee, to arral celebration, wi éffice Friday e “appointed to ¢ reported & Lote $795, witha p c. T. Canfield vassipg Comix further.time. tees were then Invitation— Cross, W. F. 1] Orator, Rea Searls, M.S. . Music—aA. ¢ ‘son, G. V. Sch Printing— John Pattison Firemen—\ Thos. Flower: Military—J W. F. Evens. The several ed to report p ning next, to eommittee adj For Shipm< Chamberlai Coon Creek, acres of vines made last ye and a quantit a sufficient qt than pay th Chamberlain, ed this city o tire stock of purchasers h: whole stock « ‘that they wil fair profit. “1 in flavor to Last year tl same ranch . at a profit. Phonogray ¢ W. H. Sha er of Phon Penmanship Miss Miller’ lessons on JN Fridays of . accommodat at-half. past o’cleck, P.M given if. aes the classes a tice in adve Genuine ™ \/Lester & large lot of as it came f. the invoice . a brother o want genui! this. They prepared w pectics. It tried it far any other a Just the) Go and s store, at thi vitzky, Co All goods . style, and i to buy. L dress good: mings, etc. * ments in tl Discours« 7 tev. E. course to-n Church, at subject : “ nity,”—an invitation the young Baptist . A disps Mr. Wirt! he will pr in this cit A mew E A peace few nigh with a ne aus” than an evenin ficer has’ that nigh

SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1871. ae The'State Convention. — The State Republican Convention has been called to meet at Sacramento on the 28th day of June. Both parties are now organizing for the contest, and it seems to be the desire among Republican that a ticket, unexceptionable should be placed in nomination. With such a ticket, the party can enter the field confident of success. There is among the masses of Republicans every where, a_deep interest felt in the contest. In the last campaign many were indifferent-and remained away from the polls or voted the Dem~ ocratic ticket,in the hope that a change of administration would be an im‘provement. The work of the last Legs islature and the course of the Demox cratic administration has caused such deeply to regret the dissention of party, and there is a determination now to’ make amends by entering the cams paign for an earnest fight under the old flag of Republicanism. There is no disposition to engage in factional contests for the nomination of favorites, but .a general desire to nominate as candidates the very best men for State and county offices. In,the interior, and. we believe in the State, Booth is undoubtedly the favorite among the masses of the people for the Governorship, and he will in all probability receive the nominoation, For other State officers, at least —in Nevada county, no—preference has been expressed, In this Second District Sargent is the most popular man for Congress, and in Nevada county he will bave no epposition. For county officers a number df good mien have been named, and we have heretofore given them in ‘there columns. Others will undoubtedly be announced after the call is issued for the Convention, and for State and county officers we shall have a number of goud men to select from. ‘ Let'the Republicans throughout the county buckle on the armor and get ready for the contest. A sound plattorm, good candidates and untiring effort will result in triumph of the party in the coming election. Bepublican State Convention. The following has been issued for the information of the Republican voters throughout the State« Rooms of the Union Republican State Conveution, San Francisco, May 18th, 1871. The Unien Republican voters of the State of California are requested to cboose delegates to a State Convention to be held at Sacramento on the 28th day of June next, for the purpose ol nominating candidates for State and judicial officers, and tor the transaction” ot such other business as shall come before the said Convention. 4 ¢The apportionment of delegates is as tollows: Alameda ten, Alpine two, Amador seven, Butte seven, Calaveras seven, Colusa three, Contra Custa six, Del Norte two, Eldorado nine, iresno one, Humboldt five, Inyo two, Kern two, Klamath two, Lake two, Lassen two, Los Angeles five,Marin tour, Mariposa two, Mendoviny tour, Merced one, Mono two,. Monterey four, Napa five, Nevada sixteen, Placer vieven, Plumas five, Sacramento seventeen, San Bers Dardino two, Sun Diegu twe, San Francisco-sixty two, San Joaquin twelve, San’ Luis. Obispo three, Sun Mateo lour, Santa Barbara three, Sunta Clara thirteen, Santa Cruz seven Shasta tour, Sierra eight, SiskiyOu_tive, Solano nine, Sonoma ten, Stavislaus three, Sutter jour, ‘Tehama three, ‘Trinitytear, ‘Tulare three, ‘Tuolumne six, YOlw six, Yaba eight. ‘The County Committees will make provision in tueir respective * counties, for the election of deieygates in accordance with said apportionment. By order ot the Unico Republican state Ceatral Commitice, __ WaLrkeR Van Dykg&, Chairman. Alfred, Barstow, Secretary. Wuats Up?—It was nowd yester~ day as a remarkable fact that a certain gentleman of this burg, absolutely rejused to “take au drink.”—G. V. Union. What's upt Why, the last drink he touk, of course, GENERAL CLUSERUT promised Mr. Wasbbarne to provect the Americans ia Paris, saying, “I shall perhaps one day'need your protection.” 5 with five tons. ical, Some facts have been reference to narfow ga railfgads . which may be of value tothe compa-]} nies in this State contemplating the construction of roads of this character. A report to the Massachusetts Legislas ture states that, in following the devious course of a river valley with the narrow gauge, it would be almost always. possible to adopt planes nearly paratiel to the stream, and to go round {Texentrant projections which, would have to be cut through at whatever costif the common gauge were used. It also states that in Massachusetts brancl-railways with the. narrow gauge tay be built and equipped for one third of what they would cost with the common. gauge, and in the level districts for about one half. Canada 400 miles of three feet six inch es railway projected, and about 150 miles of the same are now under cons otis ee County Convention. tract, about 15 being in operation.N There is a narrow gauge road in Pruss sia, the engines of which weigh 154 tons and haul 86 cars, each loaded The cost of the line per mile, including roliing stock, has been. ahont $8,000.. Other similar. roads are in successful operation in Russia, Norway and South America. In Australia 250 miles of the three feet six ioch gauge are built, and 250. more projected. So far reports and experi ence show that this class of railroad works well practically and is -economcircles of the East. astern. THE extraordinary time made by the Stanford horse in Sacramento is exciting some comment among the sporting. The New York Standard.of the 111h-instant says Mr; Bonner, in an allusion to a California horse who has been spoken of as a vandidate for the honor.of. beating the time of his flyer Dexter, shows that J ; : the Pacific colt must do considerably Chas. Mallet; # native -of -Hagland, better than is claimed for him to throw dust in his eyes unless the wind is He, however, lets us know that he has twoyoung horses from whom he hopes to drive better time than that which records Dexter, so far, the fastest trotter in the world. California horse made his half mile in One minute and seven seconds. ner says he has two horses who have trotted a half mile in ene minute and six seconds, and that Dexter has trotted a half mile to a road wagen in one minute six anda half seconds. the Good Templars. THEY have a new style of temperance society in North Georgia. ‘members may drink anything they pay for, but pledge themselves not to ins vite any one else to drink, nor accept > j an invitation from any one else to im bibe. The society has regular. officers, and is conducted in many respects like Mrs. BLANE, the accom plished wife of the Speaker, had a difficulty with Mrs. Stockton,the charming better halt of the Senator, about a cook. Meetibpg at a dinoer table with only the Honorable Fernando Wood between them, Mrs. Stockton, leaning forward, said : “Tam sorry, Mrs. Blane, that we have anything disagreeable between us.”— The Honorable Fernando was considerably emvarrased, not having heard the interesting story of the cook, 30 cents per pound. WooL.—From one of the ranches in Penn Valley, that of Mrs. Stewart, says the Grass Valley Union, a shear ing of 1,800 pounds of wool was shipped below a few days since and Lrought There are extensive sheep ranges in various parts of the county, which Tanchmen might avail themselves of, as in this instance, and thus add materially to the items that go to.make up the revenue derived irom ratehing. Mrs. Henry Woop, the English novelist, is reported to have_ not less than twenty thousand pounds by the sale of her sensational stori which at first she could not induce any publisher to look at. manuscript. n Mason’ Wa. McDrarMip, a printer . ® in the office of the Cincinnati 7imes, is Ot ninety years of uge, and used to set up Walter Scott’s poems from the original . D* * llected_ in There are in The Rons The realized Preaching Sunday. Divine Services will be held in the Metho‘dist Ohurch,Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, ‘and in theevening at 7% o'clock. Sabbath ‘Bchodl at 2% o'clock, P. mu, Rev, J. W. Stump, Pastor. : ; Divine services at the Congregational Church, at.11 o'clock a. m.and 714 Pp. M.— Sabbath School immediately after morning service. Rev. E Halos , Pastor, Preaching at the. Baptist Church Sunday. at 11a, Mm. and 7% P.M. Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Rev. J. A. Wirth, Pastor. ; Divine Services at the Catholic Church, Sunday morning at 10's o’clock. Sunday School 2, and Vespers at 7% P. M. Rev. Father Claire, Pastor. _ Divine services will be held at the A. M. E. Church Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. Services in the evening at 71% o’clock. Episcopal services at the Court House every Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, by Rev. Mr. Anderson. The County Democratic Central Committee met at the Court House, in this city, yesterday afternoon und called a County Convention to meet in this city on the 8d day of June. The Primaries will be held on the 57th of that adopted by Committee. County Court, May 20th, The People vs Hilton Graves—Con~ tinued for the terin. Bennett Treloar, a nutive of England was admitted to citizenship. Court adjourned to Monday morning at ten o’clock. The Concert. Persons who wish to purchase tickets for the Concert on Thursday eves ning next; can find the nat the beokstores and at Preston & Fuairchild’s drug store. Declared his Intention. “ yesterday declared his intention of becoming a citizen of the Whited States, eel Probate Matters. v Orders of sale.of personal property were made in the estates of Van S. Young, and Wilhelmina Rentschler deceased. : ining Location. R. Hunt & Wo, have located 800 feet on the Erie Ledge in Deadman’s Flat, Grass Valley township. THE Washington Patriot gPredicts music in Pennsylvania if Curtin comes home and joins in the political caimpaign. Geary and Curtin will never play second fiddle to Cameron, who is “a man of seven principles, five loaves and two fishes.” GEN. CusTaR has entered the field of literature. He commences vpon a series of articles in the Galaxy, treating of Border life and Western experiences. Penmanship and Pho nography. NLASSES IN PENMANSHIP AND PHO. NETIC SHORT HAND will meet at half after 4 and 7 o'clock, P. M., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, in Miss Miller’s school room. near the Theatre d All desirous of ams provement in those very interesting and nseful systems of Writing, shoals avail themselves of this rare opporunity. Arrangements for mental Writing, or made by calling on m21-1m rivate Jessons, Ornaok-keeping, can be W. #H. SHAW. ADMINISTRATOR?S SALK.: Ne IS HEREBY given, that in pnrV snance of an order of the Probate Conrt of the County of Nevada, Staie of California, mate on the 20ih day of May, A. D. 1s71, in the matter of the estate of Wilhelmina Rentschler, deceaved, the undersigned, Adminis trator of the estate of said deceased, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for canh, on Tuesday, the 30th day of May, A. D. 1871, at 12 o'clock, M., at the late residence of said deceased. on Mill street, jn the City of Grass Valley, in said Nevada Count , the following personal property, to-wit: 10 gal. of wine; kegs of whisky; a gold. watch audchain ; 1 buckle and bracelet; 2 dtoves’: 1 Colt’s revolver; tables, chairs,’ beds aud beddiug; bar and bar fixtures : parlor and kitchen faruiture; ahorse and wagon ; and: other property too numerous to mention. j a peest mo cash on ns 0. saie, and subt tu the confirmation of theCourt. May 20th, 1871, ' HAS, MCELVEY, Administrator. NOTLCE ‘£O : REDITORS. 4 ed. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adminastratr’t & the Asiote ot hn Maguire,deceased, to the creditors of, all persons having claims against the

deceased, to exhibit them with the ‘ouchers, within ten months publication of this noministratrix at the office ia. at May 18th, 1871. CATHARINE the State Central PSA OF JOHN MAGUIRE, deceas. ‘ Whe Household Tonic. The efficacy of Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bifters ag a rpecific for recruiting the enfeebled body and cheering the desponding mind has passed into a proverb. In the United States, where this marvelons tonic has borne down all opposition and eclipsed all rivalry, the demand for it has annually increased in a heavier and heavier ratio for years, until at last, the regular sales of this preparation exceed thore of all other stomachics combined. Eminent members of the medical profession and hospital surgeons without number, have candidly admitted that the pharmacopaeia of the faculty contains no prescription that produces such beneficial effects in dyspepsia, general uebility and uervous diseases, as Hostetter’s Bitters. ‘'o.use the language ofa venerable physician of New York, “The Bitters are th: purest stimulaut and the safest tonic we have. But th: u<es of the great vegetable antidvte are meh more comprehensive than such praise would ‘mply. As a preparatory antidote to epidemic disease a@ genial stimulant, o promoter.of.canstitutional vigor, an appetizer, a stomaciic, anda ' CATHOLIC SCHOOL, Soammemened Te Catholic Schoel of Nevada City, wit be re-opened on MONDAY, MAY 22nd, 1871, By Mr. MANNING, Under the supervision of FATHER CLA1 RE Instructions will embrace the usnal course ofa sound Knglieh Education together with Ciassics, if required. Young men desirous of acquiring a knowledge of Classics will. be attended at their residence, or an hveaing Class for their especial advantage wil! be formed in the School Koom, JOHN MANNING, Teacher. ~ Rev, Father Claire, President, my . For County Recorder. J M. WALLING, of Rough & Ready Town« thip, will bea candidate for-Coust corder, subject to the decision ofthe kepu:lican County Convention. mi19 For Public Administrator. es -eandidate for the office of Public -administrator, at the ensuing county <tettion, remedy for nervous uebility, vo. medicinal ee preparation has ever attuiined “he reputation of Hostetter’s Bitters. it is the household tonic of the American people, and in a.) uuindan probability will be so fur centuries to come. ‘The magnates of science recognize its mer.t=; ‘ana that itis emphatically the medicine ot the masses, is proved by its vast, and ever 1icreasing sales. ' “PAIN KILLER! ~ PERRY DAVIS & SON, .PROVIDENCE, R. I. PROPRIETORS. *° 1840. 1871. Travelers are always liable to sudden attacks of Dysentery aud Chuiera Morbus, and these occurring when absent from home, are very unpleasant. ‘I'he Pain KILLER muy always be reled upon in such cases, As soon as you feel the symptoms, take one teaspoonfol in a gillof new mulk and molasses and a gull ot hot water, stir well together and drink hot. Repeat the dose every hour untii rejieved. If the pains be severe, bathe Abe bowels and back with the medicine eleay. iu cases of Asthma and Puthisic, take a well with molasses; also bathe the stomach and throat faithfully with the medicine, clear. “Dr. Sweet says it takes Out soreness in Lr hinds faster than anything he ever ap— Pp See i & REMOVAL. teaspoouiul in a giil or hot water sweetened : . Sisherman, so often exposed to hurts by having their skin pier with hooks, aud fins of fish, can be relieved by bathing wath the Pain Killer as soon a» the.accident uccurs; in this way the anyuish is soon abated ; bathe as Often as once in five minutes, say three or four times, and you will seldom have any truable. ; ‘Lhe bites and scratches of dogs and cats are sovun cured by bathing with the Puin Killer clear. DEDICATION BALL. A GRAND BALL will be given by the MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS FRATERNITIES, IN THEIR NEW HALL, AT MOORE’S FLAT, Tuesday Eve'g, July. 4th, 1871. With GOOD MUSIC, GOOD CHEER and a SPLENDID HALL for dancing. A pleasant time is pronrised to all participants, the public are cordially invited to attend. CoMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, W. D, Long, 8 Caldwell, T. A. Slicer, W.C. Clark, ° A. Ranch, J. Knotwell, J. Olson, H. Atwater, Ch. Allenberg, REcEPTION ComMITTEE. A. Ranch, » §. Cald W.C, Clark. T. A. rine J. Knotwell, N. Hegdeon, Invrrarion ComMirrer. For Road Commissioner. E P. SANFORD, of Grass Valley, is e hereby unnouneed as a candidate for the office Or Koad Commissiuner, subject to the decisiva ot the Republican Convention, Nevada, May 9th, 1571. i For Road Commissioner, Ree. SCOTT is hereby announced by Ins i) many friends as-a candicate for the oftice or Ruud Commissioner, tudject to the decision of the Republican Convention. m3 For Sheriff. 7 ENRY SCADDEN, of Grass Valley, is hereby announced as a candidate tor the office of Sheriff of Nevada County, by his mauy friends. Subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. ay29 For County Treasurer. A GOLDSTAITH is hereby announced e as a candidate for the office of CUUN'TY TREASURKR, subject to the decision of the Republican: Convention. ay Nevada, May 5th. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD Will Remove their stock of Drugs, Paints, Oils etc., . TQ THEIR NEW STORE, UNDER THE TRANSCRIPEF OFFICE, S. W. Corner Broad and Pine Sreets, On May 15th. Nevada, April 23d. How to Make Wax Flowers! MRS. A. L. FROST, ~ Derk peice to the Ladies of Nevada cityand vicinity that she is prepared to form @ Ulass for lustruction in tiie Art of manutacturing all kinds of WAX FLOWERS, FRUIT AND LEATHER WORK, ALSO THE ART OF Antique and Transfer Painting: Lessons given in Hair Work. 27" Specimens of my work may be seen at MR. KENUWL'TON’S Jewelry dtore, on Broad. Street. Residence at Mrs M. A, HILL’S, Main &t. MRS. A. L. FROST. Nevada City, April 29th. Hydraulic Miners Attention. tee persons are warned against mannfacturing, selliug or using, or in any way intringing on any patent fur Flexible Joint for Myuraulic purpuses, pat. duly 19, 187. Ip order that there may be no mistake, be it known that 1 claim that peculiar description , of Jointin which one part goes over instead ’ of through the other. I Claim first,a Cup Ch piiterdtes ALLEGHANY, Flange asd packing (constituting: the juiut W_D, L 8 Jobn West. proper) second ywheels and bolts, oc theit +. Long. — Perkins, berger a ce the > contact) » will take such steps a> m neceseary ise tan ‘A. to maiutaiu the vanity ot ia patent against J C. Oooh: i R. Jobnson. all parties found intringing, . C, Cookerly. Ch. Miller, , Miners are reosenmended not to pay royal: — or use o es or dischar; ipes to K. F Me Hatha’ GRANITEVILLE. fi, ot 3. Craig until the Court aeeides in their M. Hathaway, T. P. Crandall. . favor, wuich. trum present appearances, W John Janson. J. H. Cunard, } not be in this geueration, FOREST : m16-2w K. HOSKIN, Dutch Fiat. Henry hy, : gan (aac i A. €, NILE 1 , eC, e & c Chas. Hentzon, W. F. Cummings i a t Low NORTH BLOOMFIELD.} COLUMBIA HILL. Attorney and Counselor . John Stone, R. McMurray, —OFFICE .A. D. Lemaine, A. L. Woodruff At the Court House. , LAKE CITY. CHEROKEE, R. Phillips, . J.P. James, CONCERT. J. R. Henry. zi W. Barger. see er 7.6 am aUAN. . RIRCHVILLE. PHILIP PHILLIPS. © we ’ * re “4 am 7Ku.ceee: . SR . ] MEER Aree ae ve B. Wood, ee Endy, . . Will give an Evening’s Entertainment # H.P.Sweetland, . V.G.Bell, —’ . the r ; NEVADA crry. ‘CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. A. D. Tower, T. H. Caswell. In Nevada City, FLOOR MANAGERS. W. F. Cummings,, 8, L. Blackwell. ee TICKETS, including Supper, $5 00. ~~ Moore’s Flat, May 19th, 1871, Thursday Evening. May 25th: 0G All lovers of good Singing should ‘. TICKETS FIPTY CENTS: «© m9 OHN K. SALE announces himself as a — Loc Fourth of J An adjourne ~ mittee, to arral celebration, wi éffice Friday e “appointed to ¢ reported & Lote $795, witha p c. T. Canfield vassipg Comix further.time. tees were then Invitation— Cross, W. F. 1] Orator, Rea Searls, M.S. . Music—aA. ¢ ‘son, G. V. Sch Printing— John Pattison Firemen—\ Thos. Flower: Military—J W. F. Evens. The several ed to report p ning next, to eommittee adj For Shipm< Chamberlai Coon Creek, acres of vines made last ye and a quantit a sufficient qt than pay th Chamberlain, ed this city o tire stock of purchasers h: whole stock « ‘that they wil fair profit. “1 in flavor to Last year tl same ranch . at a profit. Phonogray ¢ W. H. Sha er of Phon Penmanship Miss Miller’ lessons on JN Fridays of . accommodat at-half. past o’cleck, P.M given if. aes the classes a tice in adve Genuine ™ \/Lester & large lot of as it came f. the invoice . a brother o want genui! this. They prepared w pectics. It tried it far any other a Just the) Go and s store, at thi vitzky, Co All goods . style, and i to buy. L dress good: mings, etc. * ments in tl Discours« 7 tev. E. course to-n Church, at subject : “ nity,”—an invitation the young Baptist . A disps Mr. Wirt! he will pr in this cit A mew E A peace few nigh with a ne aus” than an evenin ficer has’ that nigh