May 25, 1869 (4 pages)

The Daily. Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ae = _ TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1869; Grape Cutture Witnovr Irriesture of the vine has been a heavy item. THe Mixes IpLe.—The Alfa speaking of the miners’ strike, says : The mine-owners generally determined,very properly not to submit to such dictation. The North Star, which has employed 160 men, the Pittsburg 80, the Empire 150, the Banner 80-and the Allison 40, have dismissed all the _ Angeles have demonstrated that grapes duced without irrigation: The Stargives the following experiment: A little over three years ago,Mr. Eaton conceived the idea of planting a vineyard at the base of the Coast Range Mountains, and cultivate the vinés without irrigation ; the first year he planted five ~ thousand cattings upon four acd.a half "\ aeres of land, and gave them no irrigation whatever; at two years old they produced ten thousand pounds of grapes which sold in the. market for one hundred dollars ; the cost of cultivation, including labor of every. description, . amcunted to twenty-seven dollars,leaving a clear profit of seventy-three dollars for the crop; or a sum equal to the profits of more than an average wheat crop; thus our readers will see that the “of expense, but experiments in Lae of a better quality for wine can be pros. News Irems.—We get the following from the Union of yesterday : There is . . a@ prospect of the union of the old and new. school Presbyteriap churches through the action of the General Assembly how jn session. __ Suniner’s friends say he will invite a GENTLEMEN ! I WANT THE MONEY -—and all sree Resouiats which have been standCRAWFORD & CO, ’ DEALERS IN . HEAVY AND SHELF” vineyard commenced paying a profit very rapidly until the vines attain the age of five years, when they will yield an avériire of eight pounds to the vine, or forty thousand pounds, which at the lowest market price, would amount. to four hundred dollars,as the product of grape grown at the base of the mountain, particularly those produced from vines without irrigation, make a finer wine than those produced in ‘the Wat leys, and sell fora higher price in the market. The new wine commanding lons of wine to every hundred pounds of grapes, which vineyardists say isa : small yield, will make “the products of ~ years of age, twelve hundred dollars, the. whole expense of cultivating of which, without irrigation,is only thiirtyfive dollars per annum, leaving a clear profit of eleven hundred and sixty-five _ dollars from four and a half acres of land, or two hundred and fifty-nine dollars per acre. The vineyard of Mr E. has been extended each year by the planting of cuttings, as it suited his convenience, until the vineyard now numbers sixty thousand healthy vines; divided as follows : Five thousand ,three years old; thirty thousand, two years occupying about fifty acres of land.— The experiment, now that it is proven ‘to be a success, recommends itself to our readers and agriculturists, for two reasons : first, it proves that a large belt of country lying at the base of the mountains.of the Coast Range, will produce vineyards without irrigation, and the grape so produced is of better flavor and makes a superior wine to the grapes produced in the lower lands, where irrigation is freely resorted to ; second, it done with well directed labor, without the use of capital. The whole amount of capital expended by Mr. E.,independent of what he has earned from the sale of produce raised upon the land during the time he has been founding his vineyarc, does not exceed five hundred doland a family of small children, and founded w vineyard that is now paying him a profit equal to that of wheat growing in any of the great grain growingiStgtes, and which will, in three or that will support its owner in affluence. What has been done by. Mr. E. can be accomplished by any prudent practical man, and proves that labor in California is more profitable than in any other part of the world. All the advantages ' of Los Angeles are equaled inNevada county, and if the vine can be advanta~ gegusly cultivated there without irriga. tion, this lecality, with a much larger _rain falt has the advantage. ‘ The Duke of Argyle has put his young~\_ est son into a mercantile heuse an shocked British aristocracy immeasurafour and—a half acres of—land. The} fifty cents per galton, which_at six gal=. old ; and fifteen thousand one year old, . is a practical example of what can be. four ‘yeirs more, produce an income] the second-year. ‘The -erop-witl-inerease +—! HE Rar -Fatu.—Up to yesterday. lars, _In less than-four—years—he—has,. the Com missioneras—they—can-read=}-— with his own. labor, supported himself 'Lepguers' and are now lying idle, wait conference of tha Great Powers to seta HAI D TAR o ne foe tow Ja borers: Sa ea ‘. tle certain, questions of international ing 90 Days and over, aauer BE) a = IW. RE, ne mine owners is concerned, the Alta is . — PAID BEFORE MONDAY, MAY . TRON Late Sem ee avatement is on ly partially so. The on retrenchment are coming to Califor-. 31st, 1869, or I shall proceed to and North Star and Empire are the only ka sac treat : bs a mines which have shut down. . The Judge Field and Senators Williams . eolleet them. STEEL ip Pj j z +: . : Banner, Pittsbarg and seat Ranch of Oregon and Casserly of California, . be long before all of them will mas} '-Itis reported Rawlings. will shortly . -_ i POWDER, pretty again. : ice resign and‘Holt will be appointed-Sec. (@" WILL BE GIVEN. aa dulged Tue Scurremi -Jupgesmrp.—T. B. retaryof War. . : te FUSE, met Reardan, Esq., an old citizen of Yuba . The. Memphis Commercial Convenw.c. RAN DOLPH. By oe ed ‘ giant . and nowa lawyer of extensive practice in } tion has swelled to 1,100 delegates, and : aie QUICKSILVER, some ¢ Nevada, says the Appeal, will be a can. Stillthey come. They have passed res-. Nevada, May 23d. PP threat: didate before the Democrat State Conolutions in favor of the 32d parallel ccd GREAT ; CANVAS HOSE should vention for Supreme Judge. We do . cific Railway, via El Paso and the Gila CHAMPION cIRCUS!!/~* My spokes not expect that the people will elect . Tivem with connecting branches cen. ee ce : ~ : Capt. 1 Democrats to the Supreme Bench ‘in . tering in Texas from St. Louis, New ian eine: ae and: inquir October, but if such a calamity befals:. Orleans and Cajro. ie _ op Ee sae s He rep oa ans 3 =: ~ {THE ONLY LEGITIMA 5OW kno the State, we-would prefer a sound DemTHE Solitary system has been partialON THE PACIFIC COAST ! IRON PIPE be ocrat—one of the “true—blue”—and such: aad >; er The € aman-as T. B. Reard ly dispensed with in Ji! seinen Equestrian Directer... Mr, yma : is wes aman ¢ 1. he an. . Dp: ——— A s M. ecsscessccesseseesss--Fredericka. —— ——— a a ~-/ (Penn) States Prison. : Convicts have 7 = Sova oa eee eoeeek, G, GILKEY. Made to,ordei . that w morning, the rain fall, according to the . dors RBG HAS She — ois . Wednesday, May 26th, 1869. was go guage at the office ofthe South Yuba . them instead of being locked in their ON BOULDER STREET black : Canal Co., amounted to 1:54 inches for . cells. The change 1s said to produce a ae eta Sega ae usd it the late storm. The total for the sea={ good effect. oe = 7" Seune cae Nee Bia a le F there son was 56:57. During the day yester: ee a : tim ‘ A MOVEMENT has been commenced in i : : league day, showers were frequent, but the. .,.,. : f‘eksh eeeeee ALLENWOOD'S — aoe weather was warm and the wind variaMichigan for the construction of telp~ , SERN SCT ees es OA le. indicating that the eicgax wan aboqs . Tae mee Over that State. There-aret-———ai. ibis Entablishment le the cele. — sae ee . : the a ble, indicating that the storm wasabout . " * : EER : Attached to this NSRIDERE 18 : cua : similar movernents in Indiana and Mis. brated 6 PATENT GOOSE NECK. . hundr souri. It is proposed to transmit messa. Beyal acca Sha een wee Prise if pos County CourT.—The trial of Lee, . 8&8 by the People’s'Line at, postal tele-. con aactea by Cunningham & Trousts. CIANT POWDER — one of the parties charged with break. &Tph rates: that is, — » Bete eet Star. ’ ap : ing into Burckhalter & Co’s bank, at sweny words, any distance under 500 ‘ Amon them being 4 es —AND— phe Truckee, commenced on Saturday, was . Miles. : . Mae GROHGLA the laine ee eo paontinmed-in-the Coanty—Coast-pestel———renEenite BILLiNGs, ately of Ball mien Stak fo lacs ae FURTH’S CAST STEEL ie day. ~The argument was opened by . Pranciecn whe sa a eee motthe . 1 Petite LEUPOLDA. th: Rid = = ap fe argument was opened vy . Francisco, where he was a member of the HORATION aaah fe mae a \ ‘were j District Attorney Cross for the State, . olebratediaw firm of Halleck, Peachy & . andSomersault Thrower. NO 48 PINE STREET their t who was followed by-L. W. Williams . pi; F : . . _.G@. FREDERICK, the Daring Fonr-Horse hs 0 4 th. bere _ bit s e e illings, having taken up his residence Rider, Gymnast and Acrobat. x be allo or the defence, and I. H. Gaylord clos. . r OENG EUGENE, the Great-Ascensionist, = z z : ae “oft fie tha eicaiiin Wha hae ohn at Woodstock, Vermont, has been a] & MONTAGUE, surprising Scenic Rider. -KIDD’S BLOCK, of the “ = ” guy = good deal spoken of as &-eandidate for FITZSIMMONS, principal F et Rider. > ieee : > rest te i ; 5 = ears e t tron hn the worid 0: erformin d CITY. being aRt anout half at hour returned . the Republican nomination of Governor. . cnijdren and a host of othoc wondecty! Gyan ae numbe ‘a verdict of guilty. In a published card he declines the } 28st, Acrobats, Equestrians, &c. ferming a & waa We Smith Th Val honor . Grand Constellation of Talent ! 5 a a. " —Wim. Smith, of Grassy Val= os : with p : re Ss te No Extra Charge to see the Grand ColART NOTIC E ! ley, was yesterday examined by Dre. AN enterprising speculator in Paris lection of Wild Animals and beautiful Arabi~ XS eZ ~_ ~ sity = paola talks about starting a mammoth print. “admission $1. Children half price. , — . Fou ee ny ockton in & . ing house, where he proposes to print = Everybody from Nevada County . He 5 dain nite aN all the daily newspapers published in _ ANNUAL ee hould bey thei : es LATE MAGAZINES.@eo. R. Crawford . the city. He says-by doing sothe dai-. TARGET EXCURSION!) ae oe a ES bewsioe yesterday received Harper's and Frank lies would redtce their expenses ten per Nevada Light Guard -Attention. cs PICTURES! = — ae Leslie’s magazines for June, and a lot . Cent. you Papers hess ; ones, — ‘ a , k are hercby ordered to appear at ~aNp— once h of other late reading matter, _A Lonpon confectioner has appealed . FJYOur Armory, IN FULL UN Polis = we can ANOTHER REVENUE DECISION IN. Rez . t@ chancery to protect his copyright in SATURDAY, MAY 29th, 18i9, PICTURE FRAMES!. :\ ‘our'yo LATION TO TELEGRAPHIC Messages. . ® design for a sweetmeat—an imitation BIE a Mg Nab Md ord oi —FROM— ‘— / Serous The Solicitor of Internal Revenue holds,\ i" sugar of an oyster, which is affixed to Conipasy. fo, Cl = Fl Slab h and the Commissioner has approved his . 294 sold upon a real oystershell. The Bn . hy = hing anne +e “ hand URRIER & WINTER, remair decision, that the printed heading up-—. Vice-Chancellor has granted an injuncid. ~ a 211 Kearney Street, on the “Blank No. 2,” of the Western . tion. J. F. Carr, 0. 8. ™ : © SAN FRANCESCO BaD he ee peor nape es stip. BISMARCK.won't let. his sons enter ELECTION OF OFFICERS, Vers — : SERGE OPES WHR OTE en gee “Te . the diplomatic service. He thinks they . Headquarters Fourth Brigade, California NaBecause they have the best select_— taken, becomes, when the message is : tional Guard a : Valley all : 5 are not smart enough, : i d stock of Pi d Lasigned and delivered to the company,-a Special meee April 2nd, 1869, ed stock of Pictures an Was se contract, and as such requires a revenue PRINCEss Metternich has had all her . “Major E. F. Bean is hereby appoi ted Inbe t {five on ial arri inted in spector to superintend and comduatan election test styles. of Frames — Stamp of_tive. cents. cial reports . Carriages painted a deep green color. . jor Captain, ist and 2d Lieutenants, to Nevada in usb Suppos show that in 1860 there were transmit~ . They were previously yellow. Light Guard, unattached, 4th Brigade, N. G.C. An league ; a ag ove 2 * to fill the vacancies that will occur by the * ted in the United States 12,904,770 tel. = -_ orpiration of tie termahof peasant incumbents, . %82 Francisco, April 16th. ment-t th Cees ; PA Leaeaeel : ‘a Major Bean will conduct and superintend : egrams, which, by the enforceme nt of BORN,.: said election according to law and Teport proJACOB NAFFZI CER’S to use the law would havé turned into the Uni. ——— ceedings to tase heat ka aa that th > aa > anar ae command: ¢ i i ; cha ted States Treasury the sum of $645,In this city, May 28d, 1869, to the wife of f . Brig. Gen’] Jostan Hower. ——* Sint” age 5 > Rey. . Rev. C. H. Northup, a daughter. : ‘W. W. Anderson. Asst. Adj. Gen., 4th Erig. 23850. It is not probable that the Rev F enue Bureau will attempt to collect for ; ie ; ——— . In accordance with the above order an Elecln Ke past-omissions, or that the telegraph ARROCRCHAANT: ee ME MAR Scotch Ss 8, sleg ea ie ‘ companies will contest the decision of . (pty ed ot = See en Manoel: ns ae eta ee Re NEW AT KET, that-M ‘Rain <a — —___{athalf past 1o’ P_M., theON wale Ba = ROAD COMMISSIONER Commissioned Officers of the Company. M™MERCIAL STREET, in the 1 ily escape any expense by adding the Of Nevada County, at the General Election shen aes sit ace aia ae atte Wee = -— > Seotlar aid fa limeras Meseen was ounty, at th ; te — Opposite Bliven & Potter's. price of fhe stamp to the message, thus . 0& held on Wednesday, Sept. 1, ino, __m2_. BUY CHEAP & SAVE MONEY! on the throwing the tax upon the public. The ANOTHER SOIREE. a JILL BE tenis a9 18h be assi decision, of course, applies to all tele— ‘ He will kill his ow : Sn te where : 3 —— 3.&8. ROSENTHAL, € will Kill his own Meat which will be the : graph. companies, . mee: . best that can be found in thé Country and sm atiende 3 ¥REQUEST OF MANY .t : : a} Spare no expense to suit his customers. He Catiieuxe: Saeed ey aa X¥ENS, elites an ART CITI Pioneer Dry — Goods Dealers! . invites his old customers and as many new of goo *ERTAIN Hessian legitimists present= ; ones as will give him a call and guarantees to tunity. ed recently a nice easy chair, a sort! of EVENING PARTY, _ ON BROAD STREBT,.give satistacsion to all. fe throne, to their exiled ex-Sovefeign, . ” : Ja All kinds of Meat and Sausage ee Sasut Pret Witten © — At the National Hotel, SEvaDA qirr. Will be kept on hand. mil — a “AL rederic iiiam: The de-. -.ets 7 =e : [4 man as -throned monarch.thanked them very ON FRIDAY EVENING, May 28th. AVE ON HAND an NOTICE J : her mi ;warmly, and concluded by saying, as he . “Dancing from 9 eRe I ceiving LARGE QUANTITIES OW ge! ( : : k Be : atthe seated himself in the chair: “As -sure{ m2 S. J. MILLINGTON, . Foreign .ad Domestic Dry Goods, Sy ee ning, } as . now seat myse)f in the midst of my a2 ies DRESS GOODs, ; ey BOVINgeT has withdrawn ffom past 7 faithful subjects,on this tome so preA NEW INVOICE oF CARPETS, SHOES, PAPER HANGINGS,. — ste The lec cious chair, I shall soon return to my . DRUGS, scices 10 ante enue we are selling at NOVITSKY & SON. boll lay sprawling upon the, floor. The chair CHEMICALS, . ©!e“ting Store, and see our goods. : : : Elector ascribed the accident to the bad ; pas PRIVATE, oe i Truck¢ quality of the glue, and the donors of the Foilet Articles, ogee s Under ties tees name of was ye chair pledged themselves not to divulge . _____ FLAVORING EXTRACTS, A paar s 7S mee ae ia sum of the ludicrous ocetrrence; but next day ARDEN SEEDS, &c. just received by The owners of outlawed acomanee Saoee NATHAN & NOVITSKY. * = ing res the newspapers-‘knew all about it. SPENCE & co are pany.) are requested to call and’ obtain ' ; ° : term 0; 4 Page . receipts, 7 F. SPENCE. Nevada, May isth, 1369, = no . $ a — =. °F

The Daily. Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ae = _ TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1869; Grape Cutture Witnovr Irriesture of the vine has been a heavy item. THe Mixes IpLe.—The Alfa speaking of the miners’ strike, says : The mine-owners generally determined,very properly not to submit to such dictation. The North Star, which has employed 160 men, the Pittsburg 80, the Empire 150, the Banner 80-and the Allison 40, have dismissed all the _ Angeles have demonstrated that grapes duced without irrigation: The Stargives the following experiment: A little over three years ago,Mr. Eaton conceived the idea of planting a vineyard at the base of the Coast Range Mountains, and cultivate the vinés without irrigation ; the first year he planted five ~ thousand cattings upon four acd.a half "\ aeres of land, and gave them no irrigation whatever; at two years old they produced ten thousand pounds of grapes which sold in the. market for one hundred dollars ; the cost of cultivation, including labor of every. description, . amcunted to twenty-seven dollars,leaving a clear profit of seventy-three dollars for the crop; or a sum equal to the profits of more than an average wheat crop; thus our readers will see that the “of expense, but experiments in Lae of a better quality for wine can be pros. News Irems.—We get the following from the Union of yesterday : There is . . a@ prospect of the union of the old and new. school Presbyteriap churches through the action of the General Assembly how jn session. __ Suniner’s friends say he will invite a GENTLEMEN ! I WANT THE MONEY -—and all sree Resouiats which have been standCRAWFORD & CO, ’ DEALERS IN . HEAVY AND SHELF” vineyard commenced paying a profit very rapidly until the vines attain the age of five years, when they will yield an avériire of eight pounds to the vine, or forty thousand pounds, which at the lowest market price, would amount. to four hundred dollars,as the product of grape grown at the base of the mountain, particularly those produced from vines without irrigation, make a finer wine than those produced in ‘the Wat leys, and sell fora higher price in the market. The new wine commanding lons of wine to every hundred pounds of grapes, which vineyardists say isa : small yield, will make “the products of ~ years of age, twelve hundred dollars, the. whole expense of cultivating of which, without irrigation,is only thiirtyfive dollars per annum, leaving a clear profit of eleven hundred and sixty-five _ dollars from four and a half acres of land, or two hundred and fifty-nine dollars per acre. The vineyard of Mr E. has been extended each year by the planting of cuttings, as it suited his convenience, until the vineyard now numbers sixty thousand healthy vines; divided as follows : Five thousand ,three years old; thirty thousand, two years occupying about fifty acres of land.— The experiment, now that it is proven ‘to be a success, recommends itself to our readers and agriculturists, for two reasons : first, it proves that a large belt of country lying at the base of the mountains.of the Coast Range, will produce vineyards without irrigation, and the grape so produced is of better flavor and makes a superior wine to the grapes produced in the lower lands, where irrigation is freely resorted to ; second, it done with well directed labor, without the use of capital. The whole amount of capital expended by Mr. E.,independent of what he has earned from the sale of produce raised upon the land during the time he has been founding his vineyarc, does not exceed five hundred doland a family of small children, and founded w vineyard that is now paying him a profit equal to that of wheat growing in any of the great grain growingiStgtes, and which will, in three or that will support its owner in affluence. What has been done by. Mr. E. can be accomplished by any prudent practical man, and proves that labor in California is more profitable than in any other part of the world. All the advantages ' of Los Angeles are equaled inNevada county, and if the vine can be advanta~ gegusly cultivated there without irriga. tion, this lecality, with a much larger _rain falt has the advantage. ‘ The Duke of Argyle has put his young~\_ est son into a mercantile heuse an shocked British aristocracy immeasurafour and—a half acres of—land. The} fifty cents per galton, which_at six gal=. old ; and fifteen thousand one year old, . is a practical example of what can be. four ‘yeirs more, produce an income] the second-year. ‘The -erop-witl-inerease +—! HE Rar -Fatu.—Up to yesterday. lars, _In less than-four—years—he—has,. the Com missioneras—they—can-read=}-— with his own. labor, supported himself 'Lepguers' and are now lying idle, wait conference of tha Great Powers to seta HAI D TAR o ne foe tow Ja borers: Sa ea ‘. tle certain, questions of international ing 90 Days and over, aauer BE) a = IW. RE, ne mine owners is concerned, the Alta is . — PAID BEFORE MONDAY, MAY . TRON Late Sem ee avatement is on ly partially so. The on retrenchment are coming to Califor-. 31st, 1869, or I shall proceed to and North Star and Empire are the only ka sac treat : bs a mines which have shut down. . The Judge Field and Senators Williams . eolleet them. STEEL ip Pj j z +: . : Banner, Pittsbarg and seat Ranch of Oregon and Casserly of California, .

be long before all of them will mas} '-Itis reported Rawlings. will shortly . -_ i POWDER, pretty again. : ice resign and‘Holt will be appointed-Sec. (@" WILL BE GIVEN. aa dulged Tue Scurremi -Jupgesmrp.—T. B. retaryof War. . : te FUSE, met Reardan, Esq., an old citizen of Yuba . The. Memphis Commercial Convenw.c. RAN DOLPH. By oe ed ‘ giant . and nowa lawyer of extensive practice in } tion has swelled to 1,100 delegates, and : aie QUICKSILVER, some ¢ Nevada, says the Appeal, will be a can. Stillthey come. They have passed res-. Nevada, May 23d. PP threat: didate before the Democrat State Conolutions in favor of the 32d parallel ccd GREAT ; CANVAS HOSE should vention for Supreme Judge. We do . cific Railway, via El Paso and the Gila CHAMPION cIRCUS!!/~* My spokes not expect that the people will elect . Tivem with connecting branches cen. ee ce : ~ : Capt. 1 Democrats to the Supreme Bench ‘in . tering in Texas from St. Louis, New ian eine: ae and: inquir October, but if such a calamity befals:. Orleans and Cajro. ie _ op Ee sae s He rep oa ans 3 =: ~ {THE ONLY LEGITIMA 5OW kno the State, we-would prefer a sound DemTHE Solitary system has been partialON THE PACIFIC COAST ! IRON PIPE be ocrat—one of the “true—blue”—and such: aad >; er The € aman-as T. B. Reard ly dispensed with in Ji! seinen Equestrian Directer..... Mr, yma : is wes aman ¢ 1. he an. . Dp: ——— A s M. ecsscessccesseseesss--Fredericka. —— ——— a a ~-/ (Penn) States Prison. : Convicts have 7 = Sova oa eee eoeeek, G, GILKEY. Made to,ordei . that w morning, the rain fall, according to the . dors RBG HAS She — ois . Wednesday, May 26th, 1869. was go guage at the office ofthe South Yuba . them instead of being locked in their ON BOULDER STREET black : Canal Co., amounted to 1:54 inches for . cells. The change 1s said to produce a ae eta Sega ae usd it the late storm. The total for the sea={ good effect. oe = 7" Seune cae Nee Bia a le F there son was 56:57. During the day yester: ee a : tim ‘ A MOVEMENT has been commenced in i : : league day, showers were frequent, but the. .,.,. : f‘eksh eeeeee ALLENWOOD'S — aoe weather was warm and the wind variaMichigan for the construction of telp~ , SERN SCT ees es OA le. indicating that the eicgax wan aboqs . Tae mee Over that State. There-aret-———ai. ibis Entablishment le the cele. — sae ee . : the a ble, indicating that the storm wasabout . " * : EER : Attached to this NSRIDERE 18 : cua : similar movernents in Indiana and Mis. brated 6 PATENT GOOSE NECK. . hundr souri. It is proposed to transmit messa. Beyal acca Sha een wee Prise if pos County CourT.—The trial of Lee, . 8&8 by the People’s'Line at, postal tele-. con aactea by Cunningham & Trousts. CIANT POWDER — one of the parties charged with break. &Tph rates: that is, — » Bete eet Star. ’ ap : ing into Burckhalter & Co’s bank, at sweny words, any distance under 500 ‘ Amon them being 4 es —AND— phe Truckee, commenced on Saturday, was . Miles. : . Mae GROHGLA the laine ee eo paontinmed-in-the Coanty—Coast-pestel———renEenite BILLiNGs, ately of Ball mien Stak fo lacs ae FURTH’S CAST STEEL ie day. ~The argument was opened by . Pranciecn whe sa a eee motthe . 1 Petite LEUPOLDA. th: Rid = = ap fe argument was opened vy . Francisco, where he was a member of the HORATION aaah fe mae a \ ‘were j District Attorney Cross for the State, . olebratediaw firm of Halleck, Peachy & . andSomersault Thrower. NO 48 PINE STREET their t who was followed by-L. W. Williams . pi; F : . . _.G@. FREDERICK, the Daring Fonr-Horse hs 0 4 th. bere _ bit s e e illings, having taken up his residence Rider, Gymnast and Acrobat. x be allo or the defence, and I. H. Gaylord clos. . r OENG EUGENE, the Great-Ascensionist, = z z : ae “oft fie tha eicaiiin Wha hae ohn at Woodstock, Vermont, has been a] & MONTAGUE, surprising Scenic Rider. -KIDD’S BLOCK, of the “ = ” guy = good deal spoken of as &-eandidate for FITZSIMMONS, principal F et Rider. > ieee : > rest te i ; 5 = ears e t tron hn the worid 0: erformin d CITY. being aRt anout half at hour returned . the Republican nomination of Governor. . cnijdren and a host of othoc wondecty! Gyan ae numbe ‘a verdict of guilty. In a published card he declines the } 28st, Acrobats, Equestrians, &c. ferming a & waa We Smith Th Val honor . Grand Constellation of Talent ! 5 a a. " —Wim. Smith, of Grassy Val= os : with p : re Ss te No Extra Charge to see the Grand ColART NOTIC E ! ley, was yesterday examined by Dre. AN enterprising speculator in Paris lection of Wild Animals and beautiful Arabi~ XS eZ ~_ ~ sity = paola talks about starting a mammoth print. “admission $1. Children half price. , — . Fou ee ny ockton in & . ing house, where he proposes to print = Everybody from Nevada County . He 5 dain nite aN all the daily newspapers published in _ ANNUAL ee hould bey thei : es LATE MAGAZINES.@eo. R. Crawford . the city. He says-by doing sothe dai-. TARGET EXCURSION!) ae oe a ES bewsioe yesterday received Harper's and Frank lies would redtce their expenses ten per Nevada Light Guard -Attention. cs PICTURES! = — ae Leslie’s magazines for June, and a lot . Cent. you Papers hess ; ones, — ‘ a , k are hercby ordered to appear at ~aNp— once h of other late reading matter, _A Lonpon confectioner has appealed . FJYOur Armory, IN FULL UN Polis = we can ANOTHER REVENUE DECISION IN. Rez . t@ chancery to protect his copyright in SATURDAY, MAY 29th, 18i9, PICTURE FRAMES!. :\ ‘our'yo LATION TO TELEGRAPHIC Messages. . ® design for a sweetmeat—an imitation BIE a Mg Nab Md ord oi —FROM— ‘— / Serous The Solicitor of Internal Revenue holds,\ i" sugar of an oyster, which is affixed to Conipasy. fo, Cl = Fl Slab h and the Commissioner has approved his . 294 sold upon a real oystershell. The Bn . hy = hing anne +e “ hand URRIER & WINTER, remair decision, that the printed heading up-—. Vice-Chancellor has granted an injuncid. ~ a 211 Kearney Street, on the “Blank No. 2,” of the Western . tion. J. F. Carr, 0. 8. ™ : © SAN FRANCESCO BaD he ee peor nape es stip. BISMARCK.won't let. his sons enter ELECTION OF OFFICERS, Vers — : SERGE OPES WHR OTE en gee “Te . the diplomatic service. He thinks they . Headquarters Fourth Brigade, California NaBecause they have the best select_— taken, becomes, when the message is : tional Guard a : Valley all : 5 are not smart enough, : i d stock of Pi d Lasigned and delivered to the company,-a Special meee April 2nd, 1869, ed stock of Pictures an Was se contract, and as such requires a revenue PRINCEss Metternich has had all her . “Major E. F. Bean is hereby appoi ted Inbe t {five on ial arri inted in spector to superintend and comduatan election test styles. of Frames — Stamp of_tive. cents. cial reports . Carriages painted a deep green color. . jor Captain, ist and 2d Lieutenants, to Nevada in usb Suppos show that in 1860 there were transmit~ . They were previously yellow. Light Guard, unattached, 4th Brigade, N. G.C. An league ; a ag ove 2 * to fill the vacancies that will occur by the * ted in the United States 12,904,770 tel. = -_ orpiration of tie termahof peasant incumbents, . %82 Francisco, April 16th. ment-t th Cees ; PA Leaeaeel : ‘a Major Bean will conduct and superintend : egrams, which, by the enforceme nt of BORN,.: said election according to law and Teport proJACOB NAFFZI CER’S to use the law would havé turned into the Uni. ——— ceedings to tase heat ka aa that th > aa > anar ae command: ¢ i i ; cha ted States Treasury the sum of $645,In this city, May 28d, 1869, to the wife of f . Brig. Gen’] Jostan Hower. ——* Sint” age 5 > Rey. . Rev. C. H. Northup, a daughter. : ‘W. W. Anderson. Asst. Adj. Gen., 4th Erig. 23850. It is not probable that the Rev F enue Bureau will attempt to collect for ; ie ; ——— . In accordance with the above order an Elecln Ke past-omissions, or that the telegraph ARROCRCHAANT: ee ME MAR Scotch Ss 8, sleg ea ie ‘ companies will contest the decision of . (pty ed ot = See en Manoel: ns ae eta ee Re NEW AT KET, that-M ‘Rain <a — —___{athalf past 1o’ P_M., theON wale Ba = ROAD COMMISSIONER Commissioned Officers of the Company. M™MERCIAL STREET, in the 1 ily escape any expense by adding the Of Nevada County, at the General Election shen aes sit ace aia ae atte Wee = -— > Seotlar aid fa limeras Meseen was ounty, at th ; te — Opposite Bliven & Potter's. price of fhe stamp to the message, thus . 0& held on Wednesday, Sept. 1, ino, __m2_. BUY CHEAP & SAVE MONEY! on the throwing the tax upon the public. The ANOTHER SOIREE. a JILL BE tenis a9 18h be assi decision, of course, applies to all tele— ‘ He will kill his ow : Sn te where : 3 —— 3.&8. ROSENTHAL, € will Kill his own Meat which will be the : graph. companies, . mee: . best that can be found in thé Country and sm atiende 3 ¥REQUEST OF MANY .t : : a} Spare no expense to suit his customers. He Catiieuxe: Saeed ey aa X¥ENS, elites an ART CITI Pioneer Dry — Goods Dealers! . invites his old customers and as many new of goo *ERTAIN Hessian legitimists present= ; ones as will give him a call and guarantees to tunity. ed recently a nice easy chair, a sort! of EVENING PARTY, _ ON BROAD STREBT,.give satistacsion to all. fe throne, to their exiled ex-Sovefeign, . ” : Ja All kinds of Meat and Sausage ee Sasut Pret Witten © — At the National Hotel, SEvaDA qirr. Will be kept on hand. mil — a “AL rederic iiiam: The de-. -.ets 7 =e : [4 man as -throned monarch.thanked them very ON FRIDAY EVENING, May 28th. AVE ON HAND an NOTICE J : her mi ;warmly, and concluded by saying, as he . “Dancing from 9 eRe I ceiving LARGE QUANTITIES OW ge! ( : : k Be : atthe seated himself in the chair: “As -sure{ m2 S. J. MILLINGTON, . Foreign .ad Domestic Dry Goods, Sy ee ning, } as . now seat myse)f in the midst of my a2 ies DRESS GOODs, ; ey BOVINgeT has withdrawn ffom past 7 faithful subjects,on this tome so preA NEW INVOICE oF CARPETS, SHOES, PAPER HANGINGS,. — ste The lec cious chair, I shall soon return to my . DRUGS, scices 10 ante enue we are selling at NOVITSKY & SON. boll lay sprawling upon the, floor. The chair CHEMICALS, . ©!e“ting Store, and see our goods. : : : Elector ascribed the accident to the bad ; pas PRIVATE, oe i Truck¢ quality of the glue, and the donors of the Foilet Articles, ogee s Under ties tees name of was ye chair pledged themselves not to divulge . _____ FLAVORING EXTRACTS, A paar s 7S mee ae ia sum of the ludicrous ocetrrence; but next day ARDEN SEEDS, &c. just received by The owners of outlawed acomanee Saoee NATHAN & NOVITSKY. * = ing res the newspapers-‘knew all about it. SPENCE & co are pany.) are requested to call and’ obtain ' ; ° : term 0; 4 Page . receipts, 7 F. SPENCE. Nevada, May isth, 1369, = no . $ a — =. °F