November 12, 1870 (4 pages)

fe: i i f i. pola er ea ae na iam “ teen miles of railroad. Do the people / _epead gg alert Coe home, for hame 1 65 etineDarkbety-wee-trrested“Oe“Daily rans Local Investments. The Grass Valley Union, speaking of our article headed “Willa Railroad Pay,” says: “Our neighbor of the Ne ~vada TRANSCRIPT proves conclusively, in ite yesterday’s issue, that a railroad would pay, if i¢ were ran into this county as far ae Nevada City, through Grass Valley. We: have wever had a doubt on that pr guageof a distinguish raiiread man of England, we believe that no country ‘is too poor to have a»railroad; we bebeliéve further, that there is no country but will grow richer by having railroads through it. Why then do not our people move. in such matters? We have a community, taking the two towns of Nevada City and Grass Valley, which is wealthy enough to build sixwant enterprise ? We think they have that, since the immense works in canals for mining purposes have been constructed in this county ander the most disadvantageous circumstances. These canals cross great canyons, are put through recky ridges and are hung on the faces of precipices. They cost immense sums of money, and have proved ‘to be profitable. A railroad which presents much fewer difficulties in the way of engineering, and whic is bound to be profitable, with honest management, can. find no. bailders among us. Have the gia in: enter prise left our dpe agp softer real estate business of Ahe cities around salt water? {t would seem that they After speaking of the investments by sts abroad, and showing the t of savings banks, in drawing iway the earnings of men of small means,the Union truthfully says: “We must have, therefore, more of a stay-athome,money, and less of the hurry of sending off our coin, if we wish to build up oar county. There is no more difficulty about the permanent value ot home securities for money loaning purposes than there is about the permanency of San Francisco securities. San Franciaco is to be « large: city, and ‘we hope it’ will reach the full measure . Of ite ambition at a very early day ; but before it can bea very large place, it must have a great and well developed country around it. That great development must seach even the foot hills, before the city will feel the full effect of the stimulus of country development. ‘We consider it entirely safe, then, to purposes, Indeed, unless this is done, those who have already made for themselves non-portable property here, will see their wealth steadily decline, ¢ Tue Roppers CavGnt.—Meney will tell and the prompt offer of rewards by Wells, Fargo & Co. and the Railway Company hae already secured the arrest of the villains engaged in the first rob bery of the Central, Pacific railroad train, Squade-of cavalry and scouting parties ate scouring the plaingin the vicinity of the second robbery, and wi ave no doubt the Toano robbers will Iso be caught. Of the firat gang it appears Gilchrist was the first arrested, after this two otheré, one of whom was Squires, who served a term in the Cur son penitentiary were caught; then one at Reno, and and another at Virginia, making five. These remained ' firm, bat Roberts, of Long Valley war next caught, and preferring to sav himaelf to a certainty, turned State’: evidence, and expressed his willingnesto lead the officers to the place wher the booty is concealed. Another wa: at last accounts at large, but having his name aad description the officer: will probably will scon capture him We thiok this will be the last attemp: to rob the train, as precautions hav: already been taken to guard the treas_ ure. Even if ft were not so, the speeds capture of the parties engaged, woul: be ebbagt to deer men from anothe: such enterprise. ‘The information given by Roberts will a0 doubt lead to th conviction of all the members of the in the lan. ‘The Exhibition Hall. cases fitted in the centre.The room, has been newly whitewashed and winwill be placed on*exhibition behind glass doors, so that no injary can come to them from handling. We understand a .handsome banner will be suspended across the street in front of the Theatre at the time of the exhibition. A Superscription. . ; i, A letter received at the Post Office in this city, a day oF two since, is directed to “The Mayer of Nevada City, San Francisco, California.” It comes in one of the handsomely lithographed envelopes of “The Southern Hotel,St. Louis,” and is probably from a sojourner in that locality. The Fidelity Mine. The ten stamp millon the Fidelity mine, above Washington, which wae. completed some time ago, hasbeen tering returns have The mill‘s not yet kept in constant operation, but. as nas the mine is sufficiently opefied to, take out rock all the stamps will be kept running, The ledgé is large, well defined and loo rst rate, San Franoisco IremMs.—We clip the following items from a San Francisco dispatéh to the Appeal : A stranger who has been stopping at the What Cheer House was found dead io his bed today. He left a valise full of c'othes and «' memorandum book which stated that he was tired of life. He was an Irishman, and’35 years of age. Superiatendent Towne has received dispatches announcing the capture of two more of the men engaged in the second railroad robbery, who were brought to Salt Lake Thursday. They were caught ia the mountains seventy~ five miles soath of that city. A cavalry force is in het pursuit of the balance, A later dispatch says that Capt. 8. J, Green, Jimmy Eddington and Judge Plunkett, had just arrived at Reno with one of the robbers and over $11,-. 000 of the stolen treasure. Tharsday morning the ceiling of one of the Central Pacific cars caught fire from an overheated. stove as the train ‘was leaving San Francisco. Very lit tle damage was done, It ig reported that there is a defalcation of from $50,000 to, $200,000 in the accounts of the superintendent of a leading Comstock mine, a charge of disposing of his property to defraud his creditors, the complainant being a Chinaman, and held to vail in the sum of $2,000, * A walking match is to take place between Mies Emma ‘Forresteller and Mary Chepman, Two men who were arrested on the western bound train, Simpson's Station were released, as they proved to be honest miners. A 8HorT time ago, a gentleman whose monetary interests in the Stock Exshould receive consequent on the war, +waited an important telegram in Wall street, which was to him the success or therwise of a very hazardous speculation he had made. The state of his uervous excitement was .su excessive during the time he waited, that when che telegram arrived anpouncing. the safety of his venture, the reaction was se great that he went raving mad. A BILL bas been introduced in the Georgia Legislature providing for a change in the State Constitution, so as vo allow of woman suffrage. I ( A wrathful democratic editor in New Haven, declares that if the repeat. Og voters ot New York sSatree . with, “Grant's gunboats and maria will be sunk in less than twe hours by ihe New York militia,” is —_— A PH HER says, if you want a prir of boots,to last iour years, melt ant mix four Oances of wution tallow, gang und ibeir severe punishment. J ‘ “while warm; place the boo . the arrest: James Burke, ofe of ‘our change greatly depended on news he . f the non 4 e train ith a man who . his overcoat and sat down.Edwards soon entered with two robbers he had in charge, and as Le stepped iate the saloon, one of the robbers suid, “why Chapman, what ~broeght ‘you here ?” Edwards, [formerly,of North SanJaan]} walked up to him, put his hands on his. shoulder and said, “I want you.” A -eonsiderable portion of the money has been recovered, and there is no doubt now but that all the robbers have been arrested. ; yA THE ARREST oy GILCHRIST.—It ap pears that Gilclirist, who was arrested in Sardine valley on the charge of robbing the ‘train, was twice arrested— once by Nels Hammond, formerly ‘a stage agent at San Juan, who was accompanied by an: officer. Gilchrist thanaged to aliay their suspicions, and shortly after James Burke, of Truckee, came up. A correspondent of the Union gives the following details of citizens, returning with .others from a hunting excursion in, Sierra, valley, . called for dinner at Parson’s. While dining, the circumstancés of the robbery, suspicions and arrest, were related. Burke felt interested, and resolved to investigate. He conversed. with Gilchrist,and detected agitation, but could get no clue, While this was going on,.Mrs. Parsons, with the perception and restless curiosity of woman, having noted Gilchrist’s every movement, resolyed to investigate on her°owm account. Haviag seen Gilchrist visit an out house, and return quickly, as the agent and officer approached, she rightly conjectured that he might have left evidence--of guilt. So, providing herself with a candle, alter brief searchiag discovered gold coin in the vault, recently hidden, which she hastened to’ report. Burke, no lenger in doubt, quickly and unob, servedly got his Spencer’s rifle, and at a favorable moment brought. it .to bear on Gilchrist’s breast, demanding surrender, which was accorded with the utmost nonchalance, the prisoner demanding by what authority. Burke, equally cool, patted his Spencer while yet in position, and replied “it was that ;” however,when Gilchrist was informed that coin had been found, bis agitation was plainly apparent. A FRENCH paper estimates the-expense of the present war, beginning with the cost of armaments since 1868, -e8 of property~and—frour “vhe inverruption of industry and trade must amount w hundreds of millions more. THE dead sea serpent washed ashore on Long Island Souod, proves to be a boa-consirictor, which was probably thrown overboard from some vessel coming.from Seuth America. A GANG of burglars, not one of whom exceeds the age of 16 years, has been committing depredations at Iowa City for some months without being discovered. A DEPRAVED creature of Grant, Ind., has commenced @ suit for her seventh divorce from the responsibilities of married life, THE town of Castroville, Monterey county, boasts the possesion of a year old pig weighing over 600 pounds. Tue North Star Gold Mining Com pany, at Grass Valley, announce a div~ idend of $150 per share from last month, ae GILROY invested $8,000 in the lottery and drew $100. Tus tho aghban d mare Ruby, Nasiie ed by Gift df Martinez, is dead. MERCED dounty is raising splendid t@ Charles 8, Swan has been expelled from the Onondaga, New York, Democratic County Committee for having accepted a nomination for the As. sembly irom the Labor Reform organj‘at $2,300,000,000. The waste and loss. cali upon Mr. “ . Steamer, end Reclamation Company inciéeo, has, arrived’ at that ad. As several of our citizens of Grass Valley are interested soon ascertain at what time it will make the'trial trip, The cost of jthe machine in Scotland is about $3,000; ‘bat the~dety omit’ swetis” the “cost greatly. Its cost will not stop its use in these mountains if it will do its work as is claimed for it. ~ A REMARKABLE case of suspended animation recently occurred at Washington, D.C. The remains of a young lady, 16 years of age, a daughter of Capt. Freer, were foand to be quite limber, after having been brought from Maryland in a close coffin. Ry the aid of a galvanic battery a pulse of five beats to the minute was produced, but Ahe doctor was finally compeiied ‘to de sist om the sad conviction that all farther efforts at resuscitation would be useless, He was of the opinion, however, that had medical assistance been rendered at an earlier period the life of the young lady would ‘have probably been saved. " (a The illness of Hon. Edward McPherson, Clerk of the House, prompts discussion as to bissuccessor in the Forty Second Congress. Of those named are Col. R. W. Hughes, of Richmond ex-confederate, but since the war, onc of the ablest :and most conscientious advocates of the Republican party, and Governor James M, Ashley, of Montana. So says un exchange, Ir 1s stated that the Republican party of South Carolina hag established 625 schools, and begun to educate 25,299 children, and that its triumph in and educate 150,000 children. Two townebips in Tama county, Ia., ~—Genesee and Clark—did not poll a single Democratic vote. Winnebago polled 242 Republican votes, and just one Democratic. THE fruit growers of Ei Dorado county have shipped large quantities of yarious kinds of fruit by rail to Sacramento, and from thence to other markete. 8. KEnuey, of San Francisco, has recently purchased 10,000 acres of land in Colorado Territory, J. R. HARDENBARG has been appoin ted Examiner in the Appraiser’s De-~ partment of the Custom House. —————_—X—K—KK_*_*_—a—X—«xK$;7<FF_F———Eeeeee USE ONLY ‘Enoch Morgans Sons,. SAPOLIO . ! FOR CLEANING & POLISHING, WINDOWS, KNIVES, PAINT, TINWARE, MARBLE, TRON, STEEL, de., de, fs Betterand Cheaper than Soap, ._. For General Household Use, CRAWFORD SELLS IT, At the Hardware Store, MAIN STREET, _ Nevada City. Nevada, Nov. i1th, 1870. Notice to Scrip Holders, LL WARRANTS drawn on the Gener A Fund of Nevada County and teslons a red prior to November 2d, 1969, will be paid on prosantaven. all warrants on the Road tqreat Gn samme elses from things: ceases JULIUS GREEN WALD. oo . Treasurer. By R. W. 7 Nevada, Nov. 1th, 18%? SPAN Instrance Notice. HAVE THIS DAY appointed A. D._ MA ageat of ee in surance Gusipany, of Hartford, for North Bloomfield, Lake City, Colambia ‘Hi. Selief Hil, Moore's Flatand Cherokee. Ah tne having business with the Compan A Lemair, at North DR. A. ©. FARNO, closet, and go a! zation, r ‘Traveling 4 in.seeing.the.machine work, we shall }.¢v this election will establish 8000 echools“AMMA ISIN HEAVEN,» “ROM THE CELI RATED PAINTIN RG ¥ oe NKR, w sold ior $2,500, “ This is considered the best Chromo ever executed in the United Stater, and it is in ) & Periect PAC SiMILB. of the beantifal Paint iz. This Picture is_sold only by subscription and will be offered to the people: of Nevada County, by the undérsigned, who has the Agency for this county, —-Nevada, Nov. 9th, 1870. Co-partnership. oo is hereby given that a co~partnernership is this day formed, hetween ihe Bagernigns, for the purpose of carrying on the TERK & MULLOY. ANSON W. LESTER, CHAKLES KE, MULLUY, Nevada, Nov. 8th, 157. To the Public ! ‘AVING SOLD OUT MY BUSINESS and desiring to leave at an early day, all parties indebted to me are requested to call and settle immediately and save costs. I wil) be tound at the store of LESTER & MULLOY, my successors in business, THOMAS SHURTLEFF. Nevada, Nov, 8th, 1870. 3 Farmers and Gardeners Attention p° you want to buy SEEDS and PLANTS that you may sarely relyon’ Goto SEVIN VINCENT & CO., the weil known Seed Dealers, 607 SANSOME STKE. between Washington and Jackson streets, San, Francisco, und Brooklyn. Alameda coumly. Mr. ‘Sevin Vincent is the only Seed Grower of California. He guarantees the superior quahity of his seeds aid all those imported he iests with the gresiens care before selling. Be.sure he will seli you the best and cheapest. ° 15 Notice to the Tax Payers of Ne* vada County. A age BOARD OF EQUALIZATION now in session and will remain in seesiun, Up to and including Saturday, N«} . vember 12th, 1870, For the purpose of equalizing the Supplemental Assessment Koll of said county, and Will hear complaints ef persons that may present the same duiil g the said time, as provided in Section 22nd and 28d, of an Act entitied an Act.to provide Kevenue for the support uf the government of this State. by order of Buard of Supervisors. J.J. RUGERS, clerk, Nevada, Nov. 7th, 1870. . : CONGRESS BOUKS1 0RE. W. K. SPENCER, JONN PATTISON SPENCER & PATTISON, Successors to G. R. Crawford. Broad street... Nevada City. I bythe ADDED LARGELY TO THE q Stock of Goods, we shall keep constauty on hand an assortment of _ ; ‘ Handsome Gift Books, Fancy Note Paper. BLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BLANKS, GOLD PENS. PAPERS, PERIODICALS and MAG AZINES, and a general assortment of STA TIONERY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES Office of the Western Union Tei qreeh Co, evada, Dec. 6th, 1869 _ Co-partnership. OTICE is here ven that a ° rN Sr Psy this ey ormed Cone. hk McKILLICAN, o:th Bloomfield, Nevada county, and B. D, BURT, formetly of Burt Brothera, Bath, Placer county, for the pose of sorepens ou ihe Grocery, Provis' and Gene erchandise b at North Bloomfield, Nevada county. BD. BORE North Bloomfield, Nov. Tih, 1870, N. B.—All persons indebted to the firm of McKillican & Commins are requested to settle immediately with the new firm. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD _ DRUCCISTsS, No. 43, Broad Street, Nevada city. AND DEALERS IX FAMILY MEDICINES, Of All Kinds. Family Dies, Toilet Articles, &e. —ALSO— , ACIDS. ASSAYERS’ SUPPLIES, PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES, KEROSENE, &¢. 4} Nevada, Nov, 6:2, 9m. A SPLENDID CHROMO. U. T. SAYERS, Agent. Grocery and Provision Business, 4 n Nevada city, under the firm name of LES. e Initial Paper, Legal, Letter and H —— 400 We will ve not & persen . or Grass Vall sition to a rai and every bod to be built : talk enough, Let our leadi ley and Neva ter, and the . and passeng' both towns t men as Wm R. M. Hunt Cashin, Sam T. W. Sigou Tully, Hear James K. B: Clark, W. K A. Delano, G hizer, L. W H.C. Mills, ford, M; C.1 0’Connor, A maker, Joht Mike Colber them ‘will + company.an eur energeti the road ¢a lack neither this can be men will di the commu As the G: the enterpr. constructiol system of ¢ every man, community not a towa improveme hanced ia ° ground wai pound of when ‘the single cas cord of Wwe . mines, but Travel wor avould be a Nevada co railroad, a railroad ar plished. County F Dr. R, ] has submi the Board ter eudiag patients ie last repor admitted . ber dischs patients d ber of pa who hav treatmen: The de Oct. 20 MisgouriSept. 3 Tennesse Sept, 2: of New } Gold Fi Gold F L-cality. new loca lent deve made. rate and prove as hattan i n anc peathd a rets. G be more than it claims. Tho G: The G ters bro:

fe: i i f i. pola er ea ae na iam “ teen miles of railroad. Do the people / _epead gg alert Coe home, for hame 1 65 etineDarkbety-wee-trrested“Oe“Daily rans Local Investments. The Grass Valley Union, speaking of our article headed “Willa Railroad Pay,” says: “Our neighbor of the Ne ~vada TRANSCRIPT proves conclusively, in ite yesterday’s issue, that a railroad would pay, if i¢ were ran into this county as far ae Nevada City, through Grass Valley. We: have wever had a doubt on that pr guageof a distinguish raiiread man of England, we believe that no country ‘is too poor to have a»railroad; we bebeliéve further, that there is no country but will grow richer by having railroads through it. Why then do not our people move. in such matters? We have a community, taking the two towns of Nevada City and Grass Valley, which is wealthy enough to build sixwant enterprise ? We think they have that, since the immense works in canals for mining purposes have been constructed in this county ander the most disadvantageous circumstances. These canals cross great canyons, are put through recky ridges and are hung on the faces of precipices. They cost immense sums of money, and have proved ‘to be profitable. A railroad which presents much fewer difficulties in the way of engineering, and whic is bound to be profitable, with honest management, can. find no. bailders among us. Have the gia in: enter prise left our dpe agp softer real estate business of Ahe cities around salt water? {t would seem that they After speaking of the investments by sts abroad, and showing the t of savings banks, in drawing iway the earnings of men of small means,the Union truthfully says: “We must have, therefore, more of a stay-athome,money, and less of the hurry of sending off our coin, if we wish to build up oar county. There is no more difficulty about the permanent value ot home securities for money loaning purposes than there is about the permanency of San Francisco securities. San Franciaco is to be « large: city, and ‘we hope it’ will reach the full measure . Of ite ambition at a very early day ; but before it can bea very large place, it must have a great and well developed country around it. That great development must seach even the foot hills, before the city will feel the full effect of the stimulus of country development. ‘We consider it entirely safe, then, to purposes, Indeed, unless this is done, those who have already made for themselves non-portable property here, will see their wealth steadily decline, ¢ Tue Roppers CavGnt.—Meney will tell and the prompt offer of rewards by Wells, Fargo & Co. and the Railway Company hae already secured the arrest of the villains engaged in the first rob bery of the Central, Pacific railroad train, Squade-of cavalry and scouting parties ate scouring the plaingin the vicinity of the second robbery, and wi ave no doubt the Toano robbers will Iso be caught. Of the firat gang it appears Gilchrist was the first arrested, after this two otheré, one of whom was Squires, who served a term in the Cur son penitentiary were caught; then one at Reno, and and another at Virginia, making five. These remained ' firm, bat Roberts, of Long Valley war next caught, and preferring to sav himaelf to a certainty, turned State’: evidence, and expressed his willingnesto lead the officers to the place wher the booty is concealed. Another wa: at last accounts at large, but having his name aad description the officer: will probably will scon capture him We thiok this will be the last attemp: to rob the train, as precautions hav: already been taken to guard the treas_ ure. Even if ft were not so, the speeds capture of the parties engaged, woul: be ebbagt to deer men from anothe: such enterprise. ‘The information given by Roberts will a0 doubt lead to th conviction of all the members of the in the lan. ‘The Exhibition Hall. cases fitted in the centre..The room, has been newly whitewashed and winwill be placed on*exhibition behind glass doors, so that no injary can come to them from handling. We understand a .handsome banner will be suspended across the street in front of the Theatre at the time of the exhibition. A Superscription. . ; i, A letter received at the Post Office in this city, a day oF two since, is directed to “The Mayer of Nevada City, San Francisco, California.” It comes in one of the handsomely lithographed envelopes of “The Southern Hotel,St. Louis,” and is probably from a sojourner in that locality. The Fidelity Mine. The ten stamp millon the Fidelity mine, above Washington, which wae. completed some time ago, hasbeen tering returns have The mill‘s not yet kept in constant operation, but. as nas the mine is sufficiently opefied to, take out rock all the stamps will be kept running, The ledgé is large, well defined and loo rst rate, San Franoisco IremMs.—We clip the following items from a San Francisco dispatéh to the Appeal : A stranger who has been stopping at the What Cheer House was found dead io his bed today. He left a valise full of c'othes and «' memorandum book which stated that he was tired of life. He was an Irishman, and’35 years of age. Superiatendent Towne has received dispatches announcing the capture of two more of the men engaged in the second railroad robbery, who were brought to Salt Lake Thursday. They were caught ia the mountains seventy~ five miles soath of that city. A cavalry force is in het pursuit of the balance, A later dispatch says that Capt. 8. J, Green, Jimmy Eddington and Judge Plunkett, had just arrived at Reno with one of the robbers and over $11,-. 000 of the stolen treasure. Tharsday morning the ceiling of one of the Central Pacific cars caught fire from an overheated. stove as the train ‘was leaving San Francisco. Very lit tle damage was done, It ig reported that there is a defalcation of from $50,000 to, $200,000 in the accounts of the superintendent of a leading Comstock mine, a charge of disposing of his property to defraud his creditors, the complainant being a Chinaman, and held to vail in the sum of $2,000, * A walking match is to take place between Mies Emma ‘Forresteller and Mary Chepman, Two men who were arrested on the western bound train, Simpson's Station were released, as they proved to be honest miners. A 8HorT time ago, a gentleman whose monetary interests in the Stock Exshould receive consequent on the war, +waited an important telegram in Wall street, which was to him the success or therwise of a very hazardous speculation he had made. The state of his uervous excitement was .su excessive during the time he waited, that when che telegram arrived anpouncing. the safety of his venture, the reaction was se great that he went raving mad. A BILL bas been introduced in the Georgia Legislature providing for a change in the State Constitution, so as vo allow of woman suffrage. I ( A wrathful democratic editor in New Haven, declares that if the repeat. Og voters ot New York sSatree . with, “Grant's gunboats and maria will be sunk in less than twe hours by ihe New York militia,” is —_— A PH HER says, if you want a prir of boots,to last iour years, melt ant mix four Oances of wution tallow, gang und ibeir severe punishment. J ‘ “while warm; place the boo . the arrest: James Burke, ofe of ‘our change greatly depended on news he . f the non 4 e train ith a man who . his overcoat and sat down..Edwards soon entered with two robbers he had in charge, and as Le stepped iate the saloon, one of the robbers suid, “why Chapman, what ~broeght ‘you here ?” Edwards, [formerly,of North SanJaan]} walked up to him, put his hands on his. shoulder and said, “I want you.” A -eonsiderable portion of the money has been recovered, and there is no doubt now but that all the robbers have been arrested. ; yA THE ARREST oy GILCHRIST.—It ap pears that Gilclirist, who was arrested in Sardine valley on the charge of robbing the ‘train, was twice arrested— once by Nels Hammond, formerly ‘a stage agent at San Juan, who was accompanied by an: officer. Gilchrist thanaged to aliay their suspicions, and shortly after James Burke, of Truckee, came up. A correspondent of the Union gives the following details of citizens, returning with .others from a hunting excursion in, Sierra, valley, . called for dinner at Parson’s. While dining, the circumstancés of the robbery, suspicions and arrest, were related. Burke felt interested, and resolved to investigate. He conversed. with Gilchrist,and detected agitation, but could get no clue, While this was going on,.Mrs. Parsons, with the perception and restless curiosity of woman, having noted Gilchrist’s every movement, resolyed to investigate on her°owm account. Haviag seen Gilchrist visit an out house, and return quickly, as the agent and officer approached, she rightly conjectured that he might have left evidence--of guilt. So, providing herself with a candle, alter brief searchiag discovered gold coin in the vault, recently hidden, which she hastened to’ report. Burke, no lenger in doubt, quickly and unob, servedly got his Spencer’s rifle, and at a favorable moment brought. it .to bear on Gilchrist’s breast, demanding surrender, which was accorded with the utmost nonchalance, the prisoner demanding by what authority. Burke, equally cool, patted his Spencer while yet in position, and replied “it was that ;” however,when Gilchrist was informed that coin had been found, bis agitation was plainly apparent. A FRENCH paper estimates the-expense of the present war, beginning with the cost of armaments since 1868, -e8 of property~and—frour “vhe inverruption of industry and trade must amount w hundreds of millions more. THE dead sea serpent washed ashore on Long Island Souod, proves to be a boa-consirictor, which was probably thrown overboard from some vessel coming.from Seuth America. A GANG of burglars, not one of whom exceeds the age of 16 years, has been committing depredations at Iowa City for some months without being discovered. A DEPRAVED creature of Grant, Ind., has commenced @ suit for her seventh divorce from the responsibilities of married life, THE town of Castroville, Monterey county, boasts the possesion of a year old pig weighing over 600 pounds. Tue North Star Gold Mining Com pany, at Grass Valley, announce a div~ idend of $150 per share from last month, ae GILROY invested $8,000 in the lottery and drew $100. Tus tho aghban d mare Ruby, Nasiie ed by Gift df Martinez, is dead. MERCED dounty is raising splendid t@ Charles 8, Swan has been expelled from the Onondaga, New York, Democratic County Committee for having accepted a nomination for the As. sembly irom the Labor Reform organj‘at $2,300,000,000. The waste and loss. cali upon Mr. “ . Steamer, end Reclamation Company inciéeo, has, arrived’ at that ad. As several of our

citizens of Grass Valley are interested soon ascertain at what time it will make the'trial trip, The cost of jthe machine in Scotland is about $3,000; ‘bat the~dety omit’ swetis” the “cost greatly. Its cost will not stop its use in these mountains if it will do its work as is claimed for it. ~ A REMARKABLE case of suspended animation recently occurred at Washington, D.C. The remains of a young lady, 16 years of age, a daughter of Capt. Freer, were foand to be quite limber, after having been brought from Maryland in a close coffin. Ry the aid of a galvanic battery a pulse of five beats to the minute was produced, but Ahe doctor was finally compeiied ‘to de sist om the sad conviction that all farther efforts at resuscitation would be useless, He was of the opinion, however, that had medical assistance been rendered at an earlier period the life of the young lady would ‘have probably been saved. " (a The illness of Hon. Edward McPherson, Clerk of the House, prompts discussion as to bissuccessor in the Forty Second Congress. Of those named are Col. R. W. Hughes, of Richmond ex-confederate, but since the war, onc of the ablest :and most conscientious advocates of the Republican party, and Governor James M, Ashley, of Montana. So says un exchange, Ir 1s stated that the Republican party of South Carolina hag established 625 schools, and begun to educate 25,299 children, and that its triumph in and educate 150,000 children. Two townebips in Tama county, Ia., ~—Genesee and Clark—did not poll a single Democratic vote. Winnebago polled 242 Republican votes, and just one Democratic. THE fruit growers of Ei Dorado county have shipped large quantities of yarious kinds of fruit by rail to Sacramento, and from thence to other markete. 8. KEnuey, of San Francisco, has recently purchased 10,000 acres of land in Colorado Territory, J. R. HARDENBARG has been appoin ted Examiner in the Appraiser’s De-~ partment of the Custom House. —————_—X—K—KK_*_*_—a—X—«xK$;7<FF_F———Eeeeee USE ONLY ‘Enoch Morgans Sons,. SAPOLIO . ! FOR CLEANING & POLISHING, WINDOWS, KNIVES, PAINT, TINWARE, MARBLE, TRON, STEEL, de., de, fs Betterand Cheaper than Soap, ._. For General Household Use, CRAWFORD SELLS IT, At the Hardware Store, MAIN STREET, _ Nevada City. Nevada, Nov. i1th, 1870. Notice to Scrip Holders, LL WARRANTS drawn on the Gener A Fund of Nevada County and teslons a red prior to November 2d, 1969, will be paid on prosantaven. all warrants on the Road tqreat Gn samme elses from things: ceases JULIUS GREEN WALD. oo . Treasurer. By R. W. 7 Nevada, Nov. 1th, 18%? SPAN Instrance Notice. HAVE THIS DAY appointed A. D._ MA ageat of ee in surance Gusipany, of Hartford, for North Bloomfield, Lake City, Colambia ‘Hi. Selief Hil, Moore's Flatand Cherokee. Ah tne having business with the Compan A Lemair, at North DR. A. ©. FARNO, closet, and go a! zation, r ‘Traveling 4 in.seeing.the.machine work, we shall }.¢v this election will establish 8000 echools“AMMA ISIN HEAVEN,» “ROM THE CELI RATED PAINTIN RG ¥ oe NKR, w sold ior $2,500, “ This is considered the best Chromo ever executed in the United Stater, and it is in ) & Periect PAC SiMILB. of the beantifal Paint iz. This Picture is_sold only by subscription and will be offered to the people: of Nevada County, by the undérsigned, who has the Agency for this county, —-Nevada, Nov. 9th, 1870. Co-partnership. oo is hereby given that a co~partnernership is this day formed, hetween ihe Bagernigns, for the purpose of carrying on the TERK & MULLOY. ANSON W. LESTER, CHAKLES KE, MULLUY, Nevada, Nov. 8th, 157. To the Public ! ‘AVING SOLD OUT MY BUSINESS and desiring to leave at an early day, all parties indebted to me are requested to call and settle immediately and save costs. I wil) be tound at the store of LESTER & MULLOY, my successors in business, THOMAS SHURTLEFF. Nevada, Nov, 8th, 1870. 3 Farmers and Gardeners Attention p° you want to buy SEEDS and PLANTS that you may sarely relyon’ Goto SEVIN VINCENT & CO., the weil known Seed Dealers, 607 SANSOME STKE. between Washington and Jackson streets, San, Francisco, und Brooklyn. Alameda coumly. Mr. ‘Sevin Vincent is the only Seed Grower of California. He guarantees the superior quahity of his seeds aid all those imported he iests with the gresiens care before selling. Be.sure he will seli you the best and cheapest. ° 15 Notice to the Tax Payers of Ne* vada County. A age BOARD OF EQUALIZATION now in session and will remain in seesiun, Up to and including Saturday, N«} . vember 12th, 1870, For the purpose of equalizing the Supplemental Assessment Koll of said county, and Will hear complaints ef persons that may present the same duiil g the said time, as provided in Section 22nd and 28d, of an Act entitied an Act.to provide Kevenue for the support uf the government of this State. by order of Buard of Supervisors. J.J. RUGERS, clerk, Nevada, Nov. 7th, 1870. . : CONGRESS BOUKS1 0RE. W. K. SPENCER, JONN PATTISON SPENCER & PATTISON, Successors to G. R. Crawford. Broad street...... Nevada City. I bythe ADDED LARGELY TO THE q Stock of Goods, we shall keep constauty on hand an assortment of _ ; ‘ Handsome Gift Books, Fancy Note Paper. BLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BLANKS, GOLD PENS. PAPERS, PERIODICALS and MAG AZINES, and a general assortment of STA TIONERY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES Office of the Western Union Tei qreeh Co, evada, Dec. 6th, 1869 _ Co-partnership. OTICE is here ven that a ° rN Sr Psy this ey ormed Cone. hk McKILLICAN, o:th Bloomfield, Nevada county, and B. D, BURT, formetly of Burt Brothera, Bath, Placer county, for the pose of sorepens ou ihe Grocery, Provis' and Gene erchandise b at North Bloomfield, Nevada county. BD. BORE North Bloomfield, Nov. Tih, 1870, N. B.—All persons indebted to the firm of McKillican & Commins are requested to settle immediately with the new firm. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD _ DRUCCISTsS, No. 43, Broad Street, Nevada city. AND DEALERS IX FAMILY MEDICINES, Of All Kinds. Family Dies, Toilet Articles, &e. —ALSO— , ACIDS. ASSAYERS’ SUPPLIES, PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES, KEROSENE, &¢. 4} Nevada, Nov, 6:2, 9m. A SPLENDID CHROMO. U. T. SAYERS, Agent. Grocery and Provision Business, 4 n Nevada city, under the firm name of LES. e Initial Paper, Legal, Letter and H —— 400 We will ve not & persen . or Grass Vall sition to a rai and every bod to be built : talk enough, Let our leadi ley and Neva ter, and the . and passeng' both towns t men as Wm R. M. Hunt Cashin, Sam T. W. Sigou Tully, Hear James K. B: Clark, W. K A. Delano, G hizer, L. W H.C. Mills, ford, M; C.1 0’Connor, A maker, Joht Mike Colber them ‘will + company.an eur energeti the road ¢a lack neither this can be men will di the commu As the G: the enterpr. constructiol system of ¢ every man, community not a towa improveme hanced ia ° ground wai pound of when ‘the single cas cord of Wwe . mines, but Travel wor avould be a Nevada co railroad, a railroad ar plished. County F Dr. R, ] has submi the Board ter eudiag patients ie last repor admitted . ber dischs patients d ber of pa who hav treatmen: The de Oct. 20 MisgouriSept. 3 Tennesse Sept, 2: of New } Gold Fi Gold F L-cality. new loca lent deve made. rate and prove as hattan i n anc peathd a rets. G be more than it claims. Tho G: The G ters bro: