September 17, 1870 (4 pages)

_ setibed as Germanic, He belongs to -aminer has ieee for the “dead past,”-and hence devotes considerable spaceto the denunciation of the Pilgtim Fathers. -SpeakerRogers, at the recent session of the Legislature of this State, apologized for his origin, and expressed great sorrow that he was «de scendant of New England parents, and the Hzaminer seems determined to prove'that the Honorable Speaker was justified in hie apology. “But inthe denuneciation of these Buritans,the Zzamiver Seems to forget that some other localities in the early settlement of the ' country were proscriptive,as well as the Puritans. In this denunciation the Z. aminer shows a contemptible sectional spite that ought not to be tolerated in. either section of the country, and after misrepr'senting the first settlers of New England, attempts to create a prejudice against all New Englanders. For egotism,and narrow sectional prejudice, no class, ancient or modern,.can excel the Hzxaniiner and many of its party. No virtue or merit can be seen in any opponent, and-denunciation is ‘hurled at foreigners and native born» when by so doing the ends of party can be advanced, For example, witness the recent slanders leveled at General Sher~~ wan-and-hisarmy, and-at the German: _ citizens-of the United States. REPRESENTATION IN. CONGRESS.— The House of Representatives, which ‘will be organized in a year, will consist of 800 members, an increase of 67. This ““fmcrease will enable the Eastern and Middle States, which would have lost: in representation, to retain the same number, and largely increase the representation of the West. Estimating the population of the country at 40,000,000, there will be one Representative to be chosen for every 133,383 inhabitants, and California will gain a Representative. Ifthe first estimate of population was correct, namely 600,000, the fractional part would probably give a gain of two Representatives. We shall . have without doubt.a representation of four. As the State cannot be redistricted before the next election, the extra Rep Tesentative must. be chosen at large. Tuw Stare Fatr.—The State Fair appears to be ‘a decided success. The attendanés on Wednesday was the largest ever known. General Sherman visited the grounds and Pavilion, and at the latter place, in the evening, Congtesaman Sargent delivered the Annual Address, in‘which he discussed the industrial condition of the State at considerable length. The speech is given dn fallin Thursday's Union. The: rotting race: between Regulator, Shoo Fly and Venture, best three in five, was closely’ contested, and excellent time was made, the contest resulting in favor of Regulater. The best time was 280235. The horses went five miles, Shoo ed haw the first and second ‘AN Amierican army officer, who knowe Von’ Moltke, says that there is probably no. military man in Europe who {a'wo:tlioroughly acquainted with the ‘history of the American war, and who is go intelligently informed regarding all the. details of our plans, operations and campaigns, ‘He not only knows about our army organization that order of German students de scribed by Goethe as the “AUl-knowers.” : ; . sane, and ‘since that time ‘this belief . manufacture ice. The machinery’ to ‘up ice for Sammer use, . man soldiers in battle, remarks on the til Wednesday next. At the time was arrested it was believed he was inhas been confirmed, but it is not. certain whether his insanity is ofa temporary character from the effects of drink, or permanent. The examination was continued in order that the nature of his insanity may be. more fully ascer. tained, , The Literary Society. The evenings are now getting long, and it will soon be time for the reorganization of the Literary Society. Last season the Society meetings were invariably crowded, and the exercises were ory, entertaining. Ouryoung should begin to think of reorgani. zation. Committed to Jail. John Dempsey, who was charged with stealing a box of goods from a freight wagon in Grass Valley, has been committed to jail to await examination by the next Grand Jury, on the charge of grand larceny. Will Commence Work. Organ & Dunpicliff, contractors for repairing the suspension bridge, will commence work on Monday or Tuesday next. ARTIFICIAL Icz.—The Grass Valley Union says: A company is about being formed whese business it will be to be used is thatof the New Orleans Company’ 8 patent. The great success of the New Orleans Company in making better ice than any which is frozen naturally, is the cause of the Valley is so located that water will not freeze sufficiently in Winter to put and as the the town is at present supplied, the article is a very costly luxury. The stock of the new’company will be taken by three or four of our citizens who . are able to carry out such an enterprise. Justice Court.—The Grass Valley Justices seem to be doing a brisk business. The Union says: Justice Funston was all day yesterday examining Witnesses in the Jate woman’s fight case. Mary Keenan is accused of assault with intent to murder Lotta Morton, an account of which we gave the other day, and that was the matter Justice Funston was investigating yesterday. In Justice Payziter’s Court, the charge of mayhem against James Trent, preferred by Renben Thomas, will be investigated. The alleged mayhem consists in the biting off of an ear. NEVER did the question of neutrality . assume a more remarkable shape than in this war. England is the workshop of France, Belgium is her granary. No wonder that this has produced a strong remonstrance from Prussia, who properly says that the question is above the . refinements of crown lawyers, and belongs to the field of diplomacy. But the ware of the last ten years have shown the necessity of so altering the laws of neutrality that the world shall not be able to work unitedly for one side only in aquarrel, Not the least remarkable aspect of this question is, that the side for which Engjand and Belyium are,thus earnestly working is the side they oppose. E — PRECISION. OF THE GERMAN Fire in BATILE.—The correspondent of a Western journal, who was an eye witness of the battle of Weissenburg, referring to ‘the deliberation of the Gerprecision—the coolness, as if on parade, with which they fire: “One colonel tells me he lost his captains, lieutenants, and four-fifths of his men in five minutes of time. The precision of the German aim did awful execution, They would hold their fire till the most effective moment, and then blaize away with such decision as well as precision, that itis a wonder that a single man was Toft standing in his tracks Two hundred bales of ilk passed 4! omslease® aa to hrongh Omahe, sipped. direct. frog London. China to . San ito ae . plied Chor ' . with horee stealing, was 60 acres with opiam poppy seed. The yield from the gathered juice of the poppy heads (capsules) was 640 pounds, opium. For this the grower obtained prices ranging from $8 to $10 a pound, from druggists and physicians in New England. The opium furnished 9.25 per cent. of morphine. It is stated that Professor Proctor thinks, with greater care in obtaining the pure juice of the capsules, the opium might be made to yield ten per cent. of morphia. The proportion of this alkaloid which the best Turkey opium is capable of affording, varies from nime to fourteen per cent. NAPOLEON AS A PRISONER.—A correspondent writes that the Emperor, at Wilhelmshohe enjoys entire freedom of action, and walks or rides as he pleases. His chief companions are the Prince of Moskowa end Prince Murat. He disregards the stare of curieus people whom he encounters outside the gates. It is said he looks thirty years older than in 1865, when the writer saw him. He is now bloated, bilious and yellow ; eyes fuint, tired and expressionless ; . movements slow, awkward and mechanical, and his face absolutely devoid of expression. Another describes his appearance in ene word. He retires Jate and rises early. His chamber . windows. .are lighthed long after midnight, and at half past four the Emperor is seen walking in his garden. He dresses plainly (in black), and amuses _matter—beingtalked--of -here,~ Grass} Dimeclf.a_great.deal by talking. to+ school children who gather to see him. DIsTANcEs oF PRINCIPAL Potts FROM PanRisi—The distances of the principal points frem Paris are as follows: tiles. From Paris to Mayence «3 20 Weissenburg, . . 240 . Strasbourg . 235 " Haguenau . . 230 . Saarlonis . . . 200 “i Mea a i. . 190 sie pace: ww. IO " Commercy , . 145° e Verdun . . . 140 » Bar-leduc . . . 125 bn, : 110 = Vit: le-Francais . 100 oe C 90 " ope oe sity 4 = «oe ee ier ae = re ees { . 3 Sezanne. . 65 MODIFICATION oF CONVEYANCES.— Congress has passed a law which says that “A. B. conveys and warrants to C. D.” a tract of land, shall convey the fee simple, and shall assert that the grantor has a perfect title and will warrant the title so passed. It also says that it shall be sufficent for a mortgage to say that “A B. mortgages to C. D.,” without going through the old form of deeding the Jand and then in case of payment of the money secured. This would save an immense expense in recording. night last,says the Grass Valley Union, a shop keeper on Mill street, about closing wp, turned down a Kerosene lamp which was used in the shop. An explosion occurred, the lamp was blown to pieces, and a fire came very near being the result. There were several persons close by when the accident occurred, and their efforts saved a fire alarm. Kerosene seems to be getting very dangerous. A MAN named Backley, formerly a Mormon but Who had become an apostate, was murdered about ten miles from Pioche City on Saturday, bya destroying angel named Maxwell. Buckley received two shots, either. one of which was fatal. THE great Illinois farmer, John T. Alexander, has thirty-four thousand witouteie Last year he out $76,800 ane sola $408,000 worth olive sack ct the opllt word, and going around there with Prince Albert,” a rather more than ‘six ahd 4 quarter . /n¢ which, when dried, became marketable . and: t prescribing that the deed shall be void . . — LaMP EXxpPLosion.—-On Wednesday . . A VEIN of soft sandstone has been . Sectionl. A sity Property. “Tax of thi <8 ptt cari = SEE eg SE whet pale ymaag _ Seen within the con : 5 ot geting the pe ol for the Ir is estimated that over oné hundred . year ar ending May young ladies are at present studying tember ber th Ae vated law in this country. Probably they. T. H. Rorz, Clerk. elt will become mothers-in-law one of these FOR SALE. a NGINE AND SAW W MILL , MACHINERY. discovered near Greenfield, Mo. It smells like petroleum, and at effort is being made to extract oil from it. THE business portion of the city of olas Longsworth for the’ value of a horse. THE British Museum Library contains 1,600,000 volumes,and is — itself every fifteen years. THE largest farm in Wrigtaind consists of 3,000 acres. The live stock kept on this farm is valued at $64,500. THE St. Louis pailes have poisoned very neatly six thousand dogs this summer. ; “fue German nohgeeis one -of the most vigorous and figurative in the world, and its technical military language is not behind any other part in these qualities. The mitrailleur is. called by them “organ cannon,” evidently referring to organs-of the barrel species; and also “ballet squirt,” latter term is not used in either a derisive or comic spirit.” af . MARHIED. a —— H. Paynter, J. Single to Catharine Matrimony in this instance made the bride single. =—a= ‘hi Sen Deraslenns vig, ig its oneal the wife of Thos. Findley, a daughter. ee Sg ENOTEIOSER ( LATEST CABLE DISPATCHES ! The European Imbroglio Settled ! ; —AND— PEACE TO BE DECLARED! BANNER BROS., [S.2E8 FIELD WITH AN DOCENSE SUPFALL CLOTHING ap CAMPAIGN OPENED ! ' & Large and Varied Stock of FALL CLOTHING, WINTER CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, JUST RECEIVED AND WILL BESOLD TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY AND OUTSIDE OF THE SAME, AT Fifty per-eeat Reduction on our Former Rates ! eer Clothing Emporium of BANNER BROTHERS. THE LATEST, MOST FASHIONABLE AND BEST STOCK OF CUSTOM MADE BEAVER AND DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS—new styles—and a complete assortment of GENTS’ FURNmanufactured BLANKETS,all qualities and colors, together with a large assortment of BOX® CLOTHING, * Cincinnati was once purchased by Nich. . At Grass Valley , Sept 14th, 1870, ea P. ‘SRNNID, VateuN, as. . ealiettng id Commerc Se Engine e-—20 inch cylinder, 42 ass stroke ; ch 60 fi t ee eter, ea ues ; everything complete an in good running order—has been run less than year. Also, afull and complete Saw mii —60 and 54-inch Saws, all in good runniny Higa together with a Shingle Machine, ge be sold easier tely or together. ingnire u Machine Sh ~ depose Stiles Miu. * Nevada, con 16th, 1870 _ ‘NEW YORK HOTEL. permet P. ‘he =a CESCCC Cee cee Proprietor. ee THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the people > of Nevada tity and the travehuy 4 public particularly that he has ; purchased theabove weil known Hotel, on Broad Street, Nevada City, And is now well prepared to accommodate poarers with the very best the market alage ) AND LODGING by the Day, Weck Month. . ee Meals at ali Hours, on A share of the public onage is most rerey solicited. ie P, L. RYAN, een Meveta, Sept. 9th, 1870. : ‘Where do you buy; your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &c ? WILLIAM HOLMES, —— ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below Lancaster’ 8 Stable. OULD inform the eof this city an the surrounding tuwis that he has on hand a large and splendid stock of Harness, of all kinds, Saddles, Ladies’ and Gents, Carriage Trimmings, Biankets, _Bobes, Bits, — Spurs, Whips. &e. &e. To be sold at San Francisco prices, g@ CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF REPAIRING of all kinds and CUSTOM — done to order. je2t WIRE CABLE FOR SALE, ERE HUNDRED FEET of superto r @-inch WARE CABLES, Nearly: New and entirely uninjured. IS OFFERED FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN. For particulars apply to .W. H: DAVIDSON, at the National Exchange Hotel, or to PETER ae lpaciFie INSURANOE COMPANY, 422, California Street, . SAN FRANCISCO, . CALIFORNIA. Fn and Marine Imsurance ! available to pay Losses and Dividends. ccccccesssccssecses ee 640,065.11 Assets in Gold. Loans on Real Estate and Collaterals worth $2,420, Cash in Banks. . saree United States and other are Seaecanet Real Com: "s * Peesescesss ereeneseoe hee’ Senuiee 1,087,058.61 177,868.72 146.000.00 + 108,642.00 Total Asseisin Gold, $1,740,065,11 Mog Paid Promptly in Gold on AdA. J. Ralston, Secty. spams tamer oan —BY— PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, yO . Agents for Nevada, Cal. BLIVEN & POTTER, Dealers in Grockery,Glass and Willow Ware, — AND AMERICAN PAPER HANGGS, BORDERS, Mpg 4 SHADES, FIXTURES, etc., wee Penesosesereges e020 Oe ee "Contractors Wanted! pe inhichodi 333 (fai. St ane beh st 18 we 2s a2 . WINTHRO THROP 8. LONG, Secretary: $26 50; lumb Total, $167 22. Hose Co., $28% Co., $22 07. The sum of transferred fro to the general propriated frot tor the purcha ‘city property. A petition v ” the constructix gides of Com Pine and Broa . pe acted on at The Marsha the sidewalke ‘and repairs, w he was instr erty owners © them in condi rage Ordi May 1 1st, ett tor general pu ‘sion was a for dot Cane pened the ‘rate fixed A Mimtake. ee The Grass pervisor Hus of the contrac _pension bridg The whole J ‘matter, , The as public pr Legislature, : county woul dent that mai, ty to keep i that every m conscientious tie contract. ‘The First The first f were not flat ers, and taki itis evident more , frigh sportsmen. Esau, trave succeeded i: Another, aft in” his desp blowing 9 the unforta: ‘to stake, the ment that t county. The Cow The cows streets at 1 @ great nui end every 8 the fences stances hav ble damag flowers. ‘T to say ‘not! ing of cow feeding. grows tor night, of the Fal They have cellent goc

_ setibed as Germanic, He belongs to -aminer has ieee for the “dead past,”-and hence devotes considerable spaceto the denunciation of the Pilgtim Fathers. -SpeakerRogers, at the recent session of the Legislature of this State, apologized for his origin, and expressed great sorrow that he was «de scendant of New England parents, and the Hzaminer seems determined to prove'that the Honorable Speaker was justified in hie apology. “But inthe denuneciation of these Buritans,the Zzamiver Seems to forget that some other localities in the early settlement of the ' country were proscriptive,as well as the Puritans. In this denunciation the Z. aminer shows a contemptible sectional spite that ought not to be tolerated in. either section of the country, and after misrepr'senting the first settlers of New England, attempts to create a prejudice against all New Englanders. For egotism,and narrow sectional prejudice, no class, ancient or modern,.can excel the Hzxaniiner and many of its party. No virtue or merit can be seen in any opponent, and-denunciation is ‘hurled at foreigners and native born» when by so doing the ends of party can be advanced, For example, witness the recent slanders leveled at General Sher~~ wan-and-hisarmy, and-at the German: _ citizens-of the United States. REPRESENTATION IN. CONGRESS.— The House of Representatives, which ‘will be organized in a year, will consist of 800 members, an increase of 67. This ““fmcrease will enable the Eastern and Middle States, which would have lost: in representation, to retain the same number, and largely increase the representation of the West. Estimating the population of the country at 40,000,000, there will be one Representative to be chosen for every 133,383 inhabitants, and California will gain a Representative. Ifthe first estimate of population was correct, namely 600,000, the fractional part would probably give a gain of two Representatives. We shall . have without doubt.a representation of four. As the State cannot be redistricted before the next election, the extra Rep Tesentative must. be chosen at large. Tuw Stare Fatr.—The State Fair appears to be ‘a decided success. The attendanés on Wednesday was the largest ever known. General Sherman visited the grounds and Pavilion, and at the latter place, in the evening, Congtesaman Sargent delivered the Annual Address, in‘which he discussed the industrial condition of the State at considerable length. The speech is given dn fallin Thursday's Union. The: rotting race: between Regulator, Shoo Fly and Venture, best three in five, was closely’ contested, and excellent time was made, the contest resulting in favor of Regulater. The best time was 280235. The horses went five miles, Shoo ed haw the first and second ‘AN Amierican army officer, who knowe Von’ Moltke, says that there is probably no. military man in Europe who {a'wo:tlioroughly acquainted with the ‘history of the American war, and who is go intelligently informed regarding all the. details of our plans, operations and campaigns, ‘He not only knows about our army organization that order of German students de scribed by Goethe as the “AUl-knowers.” : ; . sane, and ‘since that time ‘this belief . manufacture ice. The machinery’ to ‘up ice for Sammer use, . man soldiers in battle, remarks on the til Wednesday next. At the time was arrested it was believed he was inhas been confirmed, but it is not. certain whether his insanity is ofa temporary character from the effects of drink, or permanent. The examination was continued in order that the nature of his insanity may be. more fully ascer. tained, , The Literary Society. The evenings are now getting long, and it will soon be time for the reorganization of the Literary Society. Last season the Society meetings were invariably crowded, and the exercises were ory, entertaining. Ouryoung should begin to think of reorgani. zation. Committed to Jail. John Dempsey, who was charged with stealing a box of goods from a freight wagon in Grass Valley, has been committed to jail to await examination by the next Grand Jury, on the charge of grand larceny. Will Commence Work. Organ & Dunpicliff, contractors for repairing the suspension bridge, will commence work on Monday or Tuesday next. ARTIFICIAL Icz.—The Grass Valley Union says: A company is about being formed whese business it will be to be used is thatof the New Orleans Company’ 8 patent. The great success of the New Orleans Company in making better ice than any which is frozen naturally, is the cause of the Valley is so located that water will not freeze sufficiently in Winter to put and as the the town is at present supplied, the article is a very costly luxury. The stock of the new’company will be taken by three or four of our citizens who . are able to carry out such an enterprise. Justice Court.—The Grass Valley Justices seem to be doing a brisk business. The Union says: Justice Funston was all day yesterday examining Witnesses in the Jate woman’s fight case. Mary Keenan is accused of assault with intent to murder Lotta Morton, an account of which we gave the other day, and that was the matter Justice Funston was investigating yesterday. In Justice Payziter’s Court, the charge of mayhem against James Trent, preferred by Renben Thomas, will be investigated. The alleged mayhem consists in the biting off of an ear. NEVER did the question of neutrality . assume a more remarkable shape than in this war. England is the workshop of France, Belgium is her granary. No wonder that this has produced a strong remonstrance from Prussia, who properly says that the question is above the . refinements of crown lawyers, and belongs to the field of diplomacy. But the ware of the last ten years have shown the necessity of so altering the laws of neutrality that the world shall not be able to work unitedly for one side only in aquarrel, Not the least remarkable aspect of this question is, that the side for which Engjand and Belyium are,thus earnestly working is the side they oppose. E — PRECISION. OF THE GERMAN Fire in BATILE.—The correspondent of a Western journal, who was an eye witness of the battle of Weissenburg, referring to ‘the deliberation of the Gerprecision—the coolness, as if on parade, with which they fire: “One colonel tells me he lost his captains, lieutenants, and four-fifths of his men in five minutes of time. The precision of the German aim did awful execution, They would hold their fire till the most effective moment, and then blaize away with such decision as well as precision, that itis a wonder that a single man was Toft standing in his tracks Two hundred bales of ilk passed 4! omslease® aa to hrongh Omahe, sipped. direct. frog London. China to . San ito ae . plied Chor ' . with horee stealing, was 60 acres with opiam poppy seed. The yield from the gathered juice of the poppy heads (capsules) was 640 pounds, opium. For this the grower obtained prices ranging from $8 to $10 a pound, from druggists and physicians in New England. The opium furnished 9.25 per cent. of morphine. It is stated that Professor Proctor thinks, with greater care in obtaining the pure juice of the capsules, the opium might be made to yield ten per cent. of morphia. The proportion of this alkaloid which the best Turkey opium is capable of affording, varies from nime to fourteen per cent. NAPOLEON AS A PRISONER.—A correspondent writes that the Emperor, at Wilhelmshohe enjoys entire freedom of action, and walks or rides as he pleases. His chief companions are the Prince of Moskowa end Prince Murat. He disregards the stare of curieus people whom he encounters outside the gates. It is said he looks thirty years older than in 1865, when the writer saw him. He is now bloated, bilious and yellow ; eyes fuint, tired and expressionless ; . movements slow, awkward and mechanical, and his face absolutely devoid of expression. Another describes his appearance in ene word. He retires Jate and rises early. His chamber . windows. .are lighthed long after midnight, and at half past four the Emperor is seen walking in his garden. He dresses plainly (in black), and amuses _matter—beingtalked--of -here,~ Grass} Dimeclf.a_great.deal by talking. to+ school children who gather to see him. DIsTANcEs oF PRINCIPAL Potts FROM PanRisi—The distances of the principal points frem Paris are as follows: tiles. From Paris to Mayence «3 20 Weissenburg, . . 240 . Strasbourg . 235 " Haguenau . . 230 . Saarlonis . . . 200 “i Mea a i.. . 190 sie pace: ww. IO " Commercy , . 145° e Verdun . . . 140 » Bar-leduc . . . 125 bn, : 110 = Vit: le-Francais . 100 oe C 90 " ope oe sity 4 = «oe ee ier ae = re ees { . 3 Sezanne.. . 65 MODIFICATION oF CONVEYANCES.— Congress has passed a law which says that “A. B. conveys and warrants to C. D.” a tract of land, shall convey the fee simple, and shall assert that the grantor has a perfect title and will warrant the title so passed. It also says that it shall be sufficent for a mortgage to say that “A B. mortgages to C. D.,” without going through the old form of deeding the Jand and then in case of payment of the money secured. This would save an immense expense in recording. night last,says the Grass Valley Union, a shop keeper on Mill street, about closing wp, turned down a Kerosene lamp which was used in the shop. An explosion occurred, the lamp was blown to pieces, and a fire came very near being the result. There were several persons close by when the accident occurred, and their efforts saved a fire alarm. Kerosene seems to be getting very dangerous. A MAN named Backley, formerly a Mormon but Who had become an apostate, was murdered about ten miles from Pioche City on Saturday, bya destroying angel named Maxwell. Buckley received two shots, either. one of which was fatal. THE great Illinois farmer, John T. Alexander, has thirty-four thousand witouteie Last year he out $76,800 ane sola $408,000 worth olive sack ct the opllt word, and going around there with Prince Albert,” a rather more than ‘six ahd 4 quarter . /n¢ which, when dried, became marketable . and: t prescribing that the deed shall be void . . —

LaMP EXxpPLosion.—-On Wednesday . . A VEIN of soft sandstone has been . Sectionl. A sity Property. “Tax of thi <8 ptt cari = SEE eg SE whet pale ymaag _ Seen within the con : 5 ot geting the pe ol for the Ir is estimated that over oné hundred . year ar ending May young ladies are at present studying tember ber th Ae vated law in this country. Probably they. T. H. Rorz, Clerk. elt will become mothers-in-law one of these FOR SALE. a NGINE AND SAW W MILL , MACHINERY. discovered near Greenfield, Mo. It smells like petroleum, and at effort is being made to extract oil from it. THE business portion of the city of olas Longsworth for the’ value of a horse. THE British Museum Library contains 1,600,000 volumes,and is — itself every fifteen years. THE largest farm in Wrigtaind consists of 3,000 acres. The live stock kept on this farm is valued at $64,500. THE St. Louis pailes have poisoned very neatly six thousand dogs this summer. ; “fue German nohgeeis one -of the most vigorous and figurative in the world, and its technical military language is not behind any other part in these qualities. The mitrailleur is. called by them “organ cannon,” evidently referring to organs-of the barrel species; and also “ballet squirt,” latter term is not used in either a derisive or comic spirit.” af . MARHIED. a —— H. Paynter, J. Single to Catharine Matrimony in this instance made the bride single. =—a= ‘hi Sen Deraslenns vig, ig its oneal the wife of Thos. Findley, a daughter. ee Sg ENOTEIOSER ( LATEST CABLE DISPATCHES ! The European Imbroglio Settled ! ; —AND— PEACE TO BE DECLARED! BANNER BROS., [S.2E8 FIELD WITH AN DOCENSE SUPFALL CLOTHING ap CAMPAIGN OPENED ! ' & Large and Varied Stock of FALL CLOTHING, WINTER CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, JUST RECEIVED AND WILL BESOLD TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY AND OUTSIDE OF THE SAME, AT Fifty per-eeat Reduction on our Former Rates ! eer Clothing Emporium of BANNER BROTHERS. THE LATEST, MOST FASHIONABLE AND BEST STOCK OF CUSTOM MADE BEAVER AND DRESS SUITS, BUSINESS SUITS—new styles—and a complete assortment of GENTS’ FURNmanufactured BLANKETS,all qualities and colors, together with a large assortment of BOX® CLOTHING, * Cincinnati was once purchased by Nich. . At Grass Valley , Sept 14th, 1870, ea P. ‘SRNNID, VateuN, as. . ealiettng id Commerc Se Engine e-—20 inch cylinder, 42 ass stroke ; ch 60 fi t ee eter, ea ues ; everything complete an in good running order—has been run less than year. Also, afull and complete Saw mii —60 and 54-inch Saws, all in good runniny Higa together with a Shingle Machine, ge be sold easier tely or together. ingnire u Machine Sh ~ depose Stiles Miu. * Nevada, con 16th, 1870 _ ‘NEW YORK HOTEL. permet P. ‘he =a CESCCC Cee cee Proprietor. ee THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the people > of Nevada tity and the travehuy 4 public particularly that he has ; purchased theabove weil known Hotel, on Broad Street, Nevada City, And is now well prepared to accommodate poarers with the very best the market alage ) AND LODGING by the Day, Weck Month. . ee Meals at ali Hours, on A share of the public onage is most rerey solicited. ie P, L. RYAN, een Meveta, Sept. 9th, 1870. : ‘Where do you buy; your Harness, Saddles, Robes, Collars, &c ? WILLIAM HOLMES, —— ON BROAD STREET, A few doors below Lancaster’ 8 Stable. OULD inform the eof this city an the surrounding tuwis that he has on hand a large and splendid stock of Harness, of all kinds, Saddles, Ladies’ and Gents, Carriage Trimmings, Biankets, _Bobes, Bits, — Spurs, Whips. &e. &e. To be sold at San Francisco prices, g@ CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF REPAIRING of all kinds and CUSTOM — done to order. je2t WIRE CABLE FOR SALE, ERE HUNDRED FEET of superto r @-inch WARE CABLES, Nearly: New and entirely uninjured. IS OFFERED FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN. For particulars apply to .W. H: DAVIDSON, at the National Exchange Hotel, or to PETER ae lpaciFie INSURANOE COMPANY, 422, California Street, . SAN FRANCISCO, . CALIFORNIA. Fn and Marine Imsurance ! available to pay Losses and Dividends. ccccccesssccssecses ee 640,065.11 Assets in Gold. Loans on Real Estate and Collaterals worth $2,420, Cash in Banks. . saree United States and other are Seaecanet Real Com: "s * Peesescesss ereeneseoe hee’ Senuiee 1,087,058.61 177,868.72 146.000.00 + 108,642.00 Total Asseisin Gold, $1,740,065,11 Mog Paid Promptly in Gold on AdA. J. Ralston, Secty. spams tamer oan —BY— PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, yO . Agents for Nevada, Cal. BLIVEN & POTTER, Dealers in Grockery,Glass and Willow Ware, — AND AMERICAN PAPER HANGGS, BORDERS, Mpg 4 SHADES, FIXTURES, etc., wee Penesosesereges e020 Oe ee "Contractors Wanted! pe inhichodi 333 (fai. St ane beh st 18 we 2s a2 . WINTHRO THROP 8. LONG, Secretary: $26 50; lumb Total, $167 22. Hose Co., $28% Co., $22 07. The sum of transferred fro to the general propriated frot tor the purcha ‘city property. A petition v ” the constructix gides of Com Pine and Broa . pe acted on at The Marsha the sidewalke ‘and repairs, w he was instr erty owners © them in condi rage Ordi May 1 1st, ett tor general pu ‘sion was a for dot Cane pened the ‘rate fixed A Mimtake. ee The Grass pervisor Hus of the contrac _pension bridg The whole J ‘matter, , The as public pr Legislature, : county woul dent that mai, ty to keep i that every m conscientious tie contract. ‘The First The first f were not flat ers, and taki itis evident more , frigh sportsmen. Esau, trave succeeded i: Another, aft in” his desp blowing 9 the unforta: ‘to stake, the ment that t county. The Cow The cows streets at 1 @ great nui end every 8 the fences stances hav ble damag flowers. ‘T to say ‘not! ing of cow feeding. grows tor night, of the Fal They have cellent goc