September 22, 1869 (4 pages)

pei ELL & Company, ms News Ite _—The following ite THE MixeaWe observe, says the No 337 Kearney St., bet. Pine & Bash, from ~yesterday’s Unsincéthe beginniig of the Government, Gras Valley Union, that our banking of hews we _ . $4IN FRANCISCO, Pe has ‘moré entirely secured the eonfihouses have often in sight, large quan~ GENERAL AGENTS FOR AMER. has been holding many No SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, CITE, CAIMFORNIA. GEMTAN AND FOREIGN MAGAZINGS dence of the country than George 8. tities of retorted gold; -and when we "Fremslainy NEWSPAPERS AND OTHER PERI York city with New in meetings Ward going” is work that. sure see it, we are ODICALS. the from WEDNLSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1869. Boutwell. With rare exceptions, the Belmont little Jump, “worth over the view ot ousting Importers & Dealers in Books & Stationery Democratic papers speak of him reon. A nice of the National Demox é Of Every Description =, spectfally, and without éxception the $1,500, came into Findley’s bank on Chairmanship. inEe” LAW BLANKS. BLANK BOOKS the UNION BEPUBLICAN TICKET. securing and Committee Republican papers honor him. We Monday, from the John Bright mine, cratic SCHOOL BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS, Magu of Tweed in that position. Judicial Nominations. ZINES, REVIEWS,MEDICAL and SCIEN. have noted many opposition compliand the Mutual, of Graniteville, sends stallment JOURNALS or OTHER PERIODI. movement in Mississippi is TIFIC Dent The For Judges of the Supreme Court. down $1,800 worth of gold, crashed out ALS, published in any part of THE WORLD ments tehim, and the following from failure. a of something ". will be fagnished to order. LORENZO SAWYER, © C. PRATT. a iate number of the New Haven Regwithin a month with a five stamp mill. said to be A Circular will be sent on request, givin For Judge of the 14th Judicial District. a more extendid liet: ‘Whe following arg, ister, a leading Democratic journal, exThe leading established mines are be. T. B. McPARLAND. pe some of the niiost popular: plodes one of the shallowest criticisms ing worked with their usual and steady for Chicago Monday. lyr. 6ms. SatSchurz,iast Car! named Aman results: There have been lately made Atlantic Monthly.-..eee. $4.00 upon his policy. Our Roap Po.icy.—Oar road man~ parts) 4 00 deliberately walked Appletou’s Journal(monthly It may not be out of place to protest somé locations of deep diggings on urday morning, Home M AGAZING+oeeeresee 2. agement demands at this time the seagainst the statement of some journals, Squirrel creek, or rather in the hills into Niagara river just above the talls “Arthur’s Ballon’s Magazine.-.ccoccessccsce, 2 rious consideration of the Commisthat the debt-has increased some $300;Blackwood’s Edinburg Magazine. 350 abyss. the into over swept was ranch. and Henwood’s mear it, of north Chambers Journal monthly..+«-4.50 sioner and the Board of Supervisors,and 000,000 during the past few months. Magazine. .++» $8600 us55 ; it is said, is going to attack Cornhill Butler, this location have making company The Children’s Hour. upless the business is {judiciously con~ These journals say that becadse the and Ways the of _extraVagance the canons T egg found good prospects, it is said, indica‘ducted the system at present adopted price of bonds has increased; therefore Comic Mon Verweoe.sseee ehoces nal at House the of the amount that we owe-fias increased. ting an ancient river chanuel: in the Meang. Committee Demorest’s Mag ‘zine of Fashions. must be abandoned. The roads are We regard this as very silly. We owe Ry rrr ee are being made to eatly day in the session ; and Schenck, Die Gartenlaube.. PeTer Eclectic Magazine.sccecscccccees undoubtedly better than they have ever about $2,500,000,000. If these bonds hills. Preparations preis Galaxy, The. Asec.ccccseocees «work these deep diggings this Winter: Chairman. of that Committee, been before, and we believe the Road could be purchased in Wall street for Godey’s Lady’s Book.+-.+se0e« against charges counter with creek’ pared Squirrel Brothers-en Good Words..++ piu vaes ve sawe Lawisa good one, but like all other fifty cents on the dollar we shpuld not The Brown owe any leas. If Jones gives his note are preparing to do extensive washin Butler, touching bis connection with Harper's Monthly Magazine,. good things ite merits may be destroyed for $1,000, but has-so-poor credit that Hall’s Journal of Health.. ° ¥ They have manufacturing establishments. Herald of Health. .. Sore eck by bad administration. The road busiit cah be purchased for $500, we fail to as soon as water comes.“ Jem Mace, the English prize fighter, Horticulturist, The--.+--. seoee ground enough to last them several Jolly Joker.---eoese.: POC eee nne ‘ness stands about as follows: The regsee how he would owe any less. has been the guest of Morrissey and Leslie’s Magazine. ; wi ‘istered scrip outstanding amounts +o Should his credit improve he would years. Bon Ton..gcesevecesestcoece still owe $1,000, and no more. We Commodore Vanderbilt since his arri-~ Le Repository..++guaae $27,497 06, according to the books of see no reason why the same should’not Tne Great Eastern steamship, for ual in this countsy. He says he is not Ladies’ Londou La ‘the County Treasurer, includitg irterbe true of the public debt. The Secrelaying the French Atlantic Cable, reLeslie’s Bu Marryman’s Monthly.. eet, and this may be taxen“as about the tary claims to have decreased the debt, ceived $7,000 a month, during the time ona fighting but pleasure excursion. 008 . The annual session of the Grand Mother at Homer.<eor.. ‘indebtedness of the Fund. Scrip is since the first of March, about $50,000,spent in doing the work, and 1,000 WIG AS. cc cccccctcceee ces cco nsens 000. We hope that this is correct. If Lodge F.& A. M. began at Virginia Nursery, The.. wins + Chokes has now worth about,90 cents on the dollar, he will pay off the whole debt we shall shares of the Cable Company, the marYoung Folks. +«...A aT Our yesterday. City Once a Week Cay Shy eee ss00? 6.00 and the incomifig revenue will proba~ not find fault about it. The more the ket value of which was $100,000, or Track-laying on the Virginia and Onward (Capt. Mayne. eid) .++. 3.00 bly be from $12,000 to $14,000. When debt is decreased the better the people $100 a share. The result of the recent Peterson’s Ladies’ Magazine.. 3.00 Truckee Railway will be commenced Pleasant Hours .cccoe.-ccnsces _ , the law first went into operation there. will like it. expedition showed that the work of Sunday Magazine (monthly parts). 4.00 Te Bar (Geo. Ang. Sala). .-. 6.00 _.swaa(no Road Fund, and the revenae of . . A REMARKABLE RivER.—C€ol. Powlaying sea cables would always be exin a few days. The Four Foreign Reviews (each). 3.50 “the year was not only anticipated, but A LADY in Boston, who recently ‘lost The Four Foreign Reviews and ell, in letters describing his exploration ceedingly hazardous, and that the A“ Blackwood ' @ debt was accumulated, and the county of the Colorado River, says that at’the Great Eastern possessed great advati~ pa child by death,sent for ten different World of Fashbion. .¢+0.. by issuing scrip has been compelled to point where the Yampa River enters tages over smaller vessels. The Great clergymen to officiate at the funeral, but Yankee Notions-2.-c.7 0s. e000 pay more for its work than it would if the Green, the river runs along a rock Eastern will sail for India in the first all ofthem were absent from the city. Appleton’sJournal.. Army. and Navy. Journal there was sufficient cash on hand to about 700 feet high and a mile long, wéek of October to lay the new East! As the only alterniative,a lawyer read Banner of Light... Boston FSournal.ees. meetexpenses. At the rate this debt then turns sharply around to the right’ Indian cable in February, and will rethe burial service. WOStOn F 106. 6.) ose cs ccees eiasee 8 Boy’s & Girl’s Weekly... 2. has been accumulated the county would and runs back parallel to its former. ceive $250,000 in stock for her work. Every Saturday.-. 2. ccesece 5. Chimmey Corner... ateses 4 4 goon become bankrapt. The manage. course for another mile, with the oppo-~ She is expected to return to England Gentleman, The..sees : ment of the roads during the coming ‘site sides of this long narrow reck for in May, and will then probably be enLongfellow won the pacing race, mak~ Country Day's Doings..ebeae 3 ' two years is therefore of great im~ its bank. On the east side of the river, gaged in laying the Falmouth and ing the first heat in 2:37}, and the secFlag of Our Union. Companion. eos 3.50 8. ond in 2:25.This is the best pacing Fireside portance, and the Supervisors should opposite the rock and below the Yampa, Gibraltar Cable. Harper’s Weekly.scee.-:cccves 4 Hearth and Home.. .. 4. time made in the State. endeavor to help out the debt and is a littlé park just large enough for a Iilastrated London News.. weesalt Key WEstT, on the reef rocks forming place the road business on a cash basis. farm. The river has worn out hollow Iustrated Police News. ccceses Sy THERE were 381,800 bathers in the . Irish American. it is . Boston Sincd the inauguration of the new law domes in this sandstone rock, and islands on the const of Florida, has, public baths in August—an ins Leslie’s Ilustrated Paper.---. 4.00 Literary Album.. Phen acon, $256 4.00 . # large amount of permanent work has standing opposite, words are repeated stated, become a manufactory of cigars. crease of 101,931 over the same months Littell SLiviug hee tosakiginccce ee been done upon the roads. New roads, with a strange clearness, but softened, The climate being similar to that of ttell's vio WOCKLY Jesesee % last year. Of this number 58,670 were getereesnsreesgepe myo rstersrsieneseie gehe ter sor senesees ace THE Sacramento Union has entered N. Y. Independent.e.ssscs0cee 850 upon its thirtieth volume, and still N. Y¥.o Home Journal.,. N. Y. Ledge N, Y¥. Sunday Mercury.e.::s0. Fare REDUcED.—The Steam Navigation Co. have reduced fare from Sacramento to San Francisco, to $2 cabin and $1 50 deck. to commence life on their own account, Eacu of the proprietors of the West and on a recent occasion took two guns and a smal) wagon and struck out. Virginia White Sulpher Springs, has receiv $30,000 as nis his share of the One of the buys left a note for his pa~ profit edthis season, s rents to the effect that “we shan’t drink . CALIFORNIA consaines 50 and can take care of ourselves all right. per cent. of its own wines, the Atlantic States don’t worry about us.” On the follow 25, and Europe 25. : ing Saturday night, their courage and tes provisions having giving out, they res AMERICAN time. We hope that the expenditure that being the point most difficult to turned home, stating that they had will be so regulated next year that a convince a jury, and theone: which the passed the the time in the woods. eurplus may. be left for diminishing the railroads have the greatest difficulty in THERE is in Alaska, a grand river, proving. Owing debt. to the position in one of the four great rivers of the globe. which the bell is placed—in front of the It is the Kwichpack or Yukon. In Tue last number of Appleton’s Jour~ engine and about three feet from the length and volume of water it exceeds nal contains quite an interesting article ground—the .sound can bé distinctly the Nile or the Ganges, the Volga or entitled “By 1900 a, p.—What?” in heard about three miles in the day the Amoor. Only the Amazon, the which the writer undertakes to fore. time, and by night four miles or more ; Mississippi, and perhaps the Plata, are cast.the future social and industrial the ground and the continuous rail, larger. Compared with rivers that flow condition of the United States. He WATCH DEPOT, AGENTS FOR Howard, Waltham, Elgin+] And ALL WATCHES Made in AMERICA! ing the abolition: of the office of Vice’ President. In case of the death of the President it would have the Secretary of State act as President until a new election can be held. It would have the people vote directly for President, and the Senate elect its own President, to. serve for two years. Mle New-York Weekly. .cccesccscces N, ¥. Weekly Heralde.seee. ee + 66 “ awee TURES ccsccsscscsces tte “ or! ROCCO re recess Nachrichten aus Deutschland ond ' GeF BERWHG dpcicksecs cccnvas Scientific American ..sseesSOPORY Nii cee. o css so's vaccenes ae TMOG . erevcccees cc ccie. averly Magazine.... Western World.cccesc. Sacramento Weekly Union.. San Francisco Golden Era.. Golden City.. oe “ Mercury. c0.cce “ ry News Letter “ & Weekly Alta.. “ “ . * Bulletin. ie iS SI sas BANNER BROG,, AGE>CLOTHING, . . GENTs’ FURNIsmIxG GoopDs, both excellent conductors of sound, as» into it, the Rhine and the Rhone are sisting in carrying the vibrations. &” WE SELL AT FACTORY PRI but ‘brooks. CES !_gey during the next thirty years; that there will be an enormous ‘nerease of AT Salt Lake City, last Wednesday, THE Milwaukee Wis., Sentinel is urge N. Y. Staats Zeitang.. eesedsese Importers, Wholezale and Retail Teoh in predigta that there will no great war wealth in the country; that this wealth says -the Corinne Reporter, three men will be far more unequally distributed were ordered by Brighaw’s secret po‘than it is now—that the rch will belice, or Danites—his Thugs—to leave come very much richer, while the num. the city. No cause was assigned for it bers of the wages-receiving class will be except that they did not want them largely added to. In other words, ins there any longer. From one of these stead of a population mainly composed men we leara the following particulars: of the mhiddle class, as is now the case, He was engaged asa clerk in Salt Lake we shall havea very rich class and a City, and he spoke his mind freely great laboring though not a poor class: in regard to Mormonism; that he res 3.50 maintains its character as the leading N.Y, curs re ives 2. IN, x, Pelice azette. eoesersece newspaper of this coast. =. “*r = 2 BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES, 0 —_ w &e. &e, 8" SendOrders, or Call at Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, CUMMINGS BROs., 607, Montgomery St., SAN FRANCISCO, 822 Parisian Dyeing and Scouring! NEVADA CITY. “ NOTICE. 734 Washington str TONKIN, who bas. been prospecting eet,. , SAN FRANCISCO. AX PERSONS HAVING UNSETTLED for coal for the Central Pacific Railroad in short, that the middle class, eoceived two anonymous letters orderin g business with the undersigned, as owners ) THOMAS RESPECTFULLY called, will be greatly reduced in namhim to leave the city, to which he paid Company, has struck a vein about “‘[F ofthe Pittsburg Mine, are requested to e the public that many year s f geter we: callat the Mine, upon MK. C. P. 5 ll ber as compared to the rest of the popno attention ; that then a man came to seven feét thick within two miles of experience and profound attentio n have enTON, our only authorized Agent. abie d him to prod uce SUP Elko, ERI and pronounces it A No, 1 for all CULORS OR AND FAST ulation, Assuming this state of affairs him and told him he must go, , and by his method of prep or his arin goods to receive the dye, the purposes. to exigt, the writer inclines to believe life would anewer for it ; that Nevada, August 233, 1869, this had cases, retain its Original <trefabric will in al ie ngth and quality —that-the-close ofthe century will wit. been decided and he must obey. Non e but —) Fears _¥T is reported that the railroad buildployed in histhe most skilled workmen are em. establishment, The most parhess great industrial disturbances un. ing the fate of many others who have ‘igs are to be removed from Carlin to ticular ete ult to Cleaning, Dye DR. A. C. GIBSON, ing ana trusted to *. emg of less the rich recognize their social du-~ fallen victims to Mormon assass every description enination, Elko, thereby creating a large city at ATTENDING PHYSICIAN. ties toward the rest of the community. . he considered discretion the better . Mi. omas is also sole possesso part the latter place. r-of th . iaproved: , ing made-up clothing . Graduate of the Ohio University of valor; aud left. So it was with the whe the r Ladi es’ or Gentiemen’s, thorough A SNOW storm occurred at Treasure A STEA a ax City, on Saturday.’ x other two. Ali three of them were on the cars last Wednesday. ° ¥ M omnibus has been invented in Edinburg. cleaning it, and turning Orricr.—Masonic B af Comit out as handsoms mercial as if new. and Pine an esas (ar All work done at red NeRESiDENCE.—S City, Cae ting street, east of Pine, an uced rate s, 822 ie ATOR COLE EI FILET: 2 may be accumulated so that our roads the eccentric shaft, is caused to strike can be worked under contract and the at every revolution of the driving ' -work paid for in cash. The expenses wheel. In order that it may wear must be decreased or the law will have equally on all sides, the bell is made to to be repealed. The county cannot partially revolve by the force of each stand the expenditure of from three to stroke. In case of accident the rail» six thousand dollars more than the road company can always prove that revenue each year, for any length of their bell was ringing according to law, T © OOD New York Clipper’: .i.: 6,265. 400 . New Yorker Okrat.. ie 3.50 therefore suggest that during the next making the eastern wall of that little term expenses on the roads be limited park. Some thought they could count to keeping them in repair, and that for ten or twelve echoes. Rav. Mr. Richardson, of Washington, a time at least permanent improvements “Two boys in Springfield, Mass., neithOhio, is 106 years old, and preaches evRines ALL THE TimeE.—A Detroit be abandoned. In this way the road .ery Sunday, walking five miles to perer of them over 12 years old, resolved expenses ought to be decreased more inventor has contrived an alarm bell for ‘form his religious duties. : than one half, and in a few years a fund locomotives, which, being actuated by Seeks Sewcdoes ublican eeecee eceees * Missouri Re Si RE count of the depreciation of scrip: .We the river, for there is another rock London tok wemen and girls. * better afford to wait for them a few. two or three echoes come back, in years than to pay interest on a road others the echoes themselves are re~ debt and pay more for the work on acpeated, passing forth and back across reported to be of as high a flavor as Havana cigars. The factory established on the island imports tobacco from Cuba, and turns vut about two hundred thousand cigars a month. As Key West belongs to the United States, the cigars only pay the internal revenue tax, and is asserted can be sold from thirty to forty percent. less than those made in Havana. 50 ss SSSssessssys Soussesss built, and a large amount of graveling key is transformed into magic music“fas been done. These improvements One can hardly believe that ’tis the are all important, but the people can echo of his own voice. In some places Cuba, the cigars made at Key West are es O° Co Cr , $9 £2 go co gd 08 SO GP Conversation in a loud ee OU Oe OU oF me ae we Or CO OF siew bridges and new grades have been mellow tone. ee AS PRRREMNIS IR see dicip trates tid a \ Ag the Bay View Park on Monday rH OINeD POW IW rr 39 19 BOS = WO BO po aD WOW dO 0 20 BOIS Go NFO RDO, BORO ONO, BD-RE BERD O40 DO AD BOTRD'ES COM 20 20D PO ATICsssssese 2 SSSkakes £33 2 28es3 SSSSSUSHSSS SSS SS SSASESSSSesssshsessss sssse SRessssessssseasesssesse = 2» mt 2D 29 2O OLD 23 Bueseseszesssse SESSSSSSES DD 09.89 1 RP 68 Go OT OS a ODD o ss ‘Phe California Pioneers left Omabs a inst ing the ther Then ort in § cou! Rep pub -of 4 All

pei ELL & Company, ms News Ite _—The following ite THE MixeaWe observe, says the No 337 Kearney St., bet. Pine & Bash, from ~yesterday’s Unsincéthe beginniig of the Government, Gras Valley Union, that our banking of hews we _ . $4IN FRANCISCO, Pe has ‘moré entirely secured the eonfihouses have often in sight, large quan~ GENERAL AGENTS FOR AMER. has been holding many No SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY, CITE, CAIMFORNIA. GEMTAN AND FOREIGN MAGAZINGS dence of the country than George 8. tities of retorted gold; -and when we "Fremslainy NEWSPAPERS AND OTHER PERI York city with New in meetings Ward going” is work that. sure see it, we are ODICALS. the from WEDNLSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1869. Boutwell. With rare exceptions, the Belmont little Jump, “worth over the view ot ousting Importers & Dealers in Books & Stationery Democratic papers speak of him reon. A nice of the National Demox é Of Every Description =, spectfally, and without éxception the $1,500, came into Findley’s bank on Chairmanship. inEe” LAW BLANKS. BLANK BOOKS the UNION BEPUBLICAN TICKET. securing and Committee Republican papers honor him. We Monday, from the John Bright mine, cratic SCHOOL BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS, Magu of Tweed in that position. Judicial Nominations. ZINES, REVIEWS,MEDICAL and SCIEN. have noted many opposition compliand the Mutual, of Graniteville, sends stallment JOURNALS or OTHER PERIODI. movement in Mississippi is TIFIC Dent The For Judges of the Supreme Court. down $1,800 worth of gold, crashed out ALS, published in any part of THE WORLD ments tehim, and the following from failure. a of something ". will be fagnished to order. LORENZO SAWYER, © C. PRATT. a iate number of the New Haven Regwithin a month with a five stamp mill. said to be A Circular will be sent on request, givin For Judge of the 14th Judicial District. a more extendid liet: ‘Whe following arg, ister, a leading Democratic journal, exThe leading established mines are be. T. B. McPARLAND. pe some of the niiost popular: plodes one of the shallowest criticisms ing worked with their usual and steady for Chicago Monday. lyr. 6ms. SatSchurz,iast Car! named Aman results: There have been lately made Atlantic Monthly.-...eee.. $4.00 upon his policy. Our Roap Po.icy.—Oar road man~ parts) 4 00 deliberately walked Appletou’s Journal(monthly It may not be out of place to protest somé locations of deep diggings on urday morning, Home M AGAZING+oeeeresee 2. agement demands at this time the seagainst the statement of some journals, Squirrel creek, or rather in the hills into Niagara river just above the talls “Arthur’s Ballon’s Magazine.-.ccoccessccsce, 2 rious consideration of the Commisthat the debt-has increased some $300;Blackwood’s Edinburg Magazine.. 350 abyss. the into over swept was ranch. and Henwood’s mear it, of north Chambers Journal monthly...+«-4.50 sioner and the Board of Supervisors,and 000,000 during the past few months. Magazine. ..++» $8600 us55 ; it is said, is going to attack Cornhill Butler, this location have making company The Children’s Hour. upless the business is {judiciously con~ These journals say that becadse the and Ways the of _extraVagance the canons T egg found good prospects, it is said, indica‘ducted the system at present adopted price of bonds has increased; therefore Comic Mon Verweoe..sseee ehoces nal at House the of the amount that we owe-fias increased. ting an ancient river chanuel: in the Meang. Committee Demorest’s Mag ‘zine of Fashions. must be abandoned. The roads are We regard this as very silly. We owe Ry rrr ee are being made to eatly day in the session ; and Schenck, Die Gartenlaube... PeTer Eclectic Magazine.sccecscccccees undoubtedly better than they have ever about $2,500,000,000. If these bonds hills. Preparations preis Galaxy, The.. Asec.ccccseocees «work these deep diggings this Winter: Chairman. of that Committee, been before, and we believe the Road could be purchased in Wall street for Godey’s Lady’s Book.+-..+se0e« against charges counter with creek’ pared Squirrel Brothers-en Good Words....++ piu vaes ve sawe Lawisa good one, but like all other fifty cents on the dollar we shpuld not The Brown owe any leas. If Jones gives his note are preparing to do extensive washin Butler, touching bis connection with Harper's Monthly Magazine,.. good things ite merits may be destroyed for $1,000, but has-so-poor credit that Hall’s Journal of Health... ° ¥ They have manufacturing establishments. Herald of Health.. ... Sore eck by bad administration. The road busiit cah be purchased for $500, we fail to as soon as water comes.“ Jem Mace, the English prize fighter, Horticulturist, The--.+--.. seoee ground enough to last them several Jolly Joker.---eoese..: POC eee nne ‘ness stands about as follows: The regsee how he would owe any less. has been the guest of Morrissey and Leslie’s Magazine.. ; wi ‘istered scrip outstanding amounts +o Should his credit improve he would years. Bon Ton...gcesevecesestcoece still owe $1,000, and no more. We Commodore Vanderbilt since his arri-~ Le Repository....++guaae $27,497 06, according to the books of see no reason why the same should’not Tne Great Eastern steamship, for ual in this countsy. He says he is not Ladies’ Londou La ‘the County Treasurer, includitg irterbe true of the public debt. The Secrelaying the French Atlantic Cable, reLeslie’s Bu Marryman’s Monthly... eet, and this may be taxen“as about the tary claims to have decreased the debt, ceived $7,000 a month, during the time ona fighting but pleasure excursion. 008 . The annual session of the Grand Mother at Homer.<eor... ‘indebtedness of the Fund. Scrip is since the first of March, about $50,000,spent in doing the work, and 1,000 WIG AS. cc cccccctcceee ces cco nsens 000. We hope that this is correct. If Lodge F.& A. M. began at Virginia Nursery, The.... wins + Chokes has now worth about,90 cents on the dollar, he will pay off the whole debt we shall shares of the Cable Company, the marYoung Folks.. +«......A aT Our yesterday. City Once a Week Cay Shy eee ss00? 6.00 and the incomifig revenue will proba~ not find fault about it. The more the ket value of which was $100,000, or Track-laying on the Virginia and Onward (Capt. Mayne. eid) ..++. 3.00 bly be from $12,000 to $14,000. When debt is decreased the better the people $100 a share. The result of the recent Peterson’s Ladies’ Magazine... 3.00 Truckee Railway will be commenced Pleasant Hours ..cccoe.-ccnsces _ , the law first went into operation there. will like it. expedition showed that the work of Sunday Magazine (monthly parts). 4.00 Te Bar (Geo. Ang. Sala). .-. 6.00 _.swaa(no Road Fund, and the revenae of . . A REMARKABLE RivER.—C€ol. Powlaying sea cables would always be exin a few days. The Four Foreign Reviews (each). 3.50 “the year was not only anticipated, but A LADY in Boston, who recently ‘lost The Four Foreign Reviews and ell, in letters describing his exploration ceedingly hazardous, and that the A“ Blackwood ' @ debt was accumulated, and the county of the Colorado River, says that at’the Great Eastern possessed great advati~ pa child by death,sent for ten different World of Fashbion.. ..¢+0... by issuing scrip has been compelled to point where the Yampa River enters tages over smaller vessels. The Great clergymen to officiate at the funeral, but Yankee Notions-2.-c.7 0s.. e000 pay more for its work than it would if the Green, the river runs along a rock Eastern will sail for India in the first all ofthem were absent from the city. Appleton’sJournal... Army. and Navy. Journal there was sufficient cash on hand to about 700 feet high and a mile long, wéek of October to lay the new East! As the only alterniative,a lawyer read Banner of Light..... Boston FSournal.ees.. meetexpenses. At the rate this debt then turns sharply around to the right’ Indian cable in February, and will rethe burial service. WOStOn F 106. 6.) ose cs ccees eiasee 8 Boy’s & Girl’s Weekly...... 2. has been accumulated the county would and runs back parallel to its former. ceive $250,000 in stock for her work. Every Saturday..-.. 2.. ccesece 5. Chimmey Corner...... ateses 4 4 goon become bankrapt. The manage. course for another mile, with the oppo-~ She is expected to return to England Gentleman, The...sees : ment of the roads during the coming ‘site sides of this long narrow reck for in May, and will then probably be enLongfellow won the pacing race, mak~ Country Day's Doings...ebeae 3 ' two years is therefore of great im~ its bank. On the east side of the river, gaged in laying the Falmouth and ing the first heat in 2:37}, and the secFlag of Our Union.. Companion. eos 3.50 8. ond in 2:25.This is the best pacing Fireside portance, and the Supervisors should opposite the rock and below the Yampa, Gibraltar Cable. Harper’s Weekly..scee.-:cccves 4 Hearth and Home.... .... 4. time made in the State. endeavor to help out the debt and is a littlé park just large enough for a Iilastrated London News... weesalt Key WEstT, on the reef rocks forming place the road business on a cash basis. farm. The river has worn out hollow Iustrated Police News.. ccceses Sy THERE were 381,800 bathers in the . Irish American.. it is . Boston Sincd the inauguration of the new law domes in this sandstone rock, and islands on the const of Florida, has, public baths in August—an ins Leslie’s Ilustrated Paper.---.. 4.00 Literary Album... Phen acon, $256 4.00 . # large amount of permanent work has standing opposite, words are repeated stated, become a manufactory of cigars. crease of 101,931 over the same months Littell SLiviug hee tosakiginccce ee been done upon the roads. New roads, with a strange clearness, but softened, The climate being similar to that of ttell's vio WOCKLY Jesesee % last year. Of this number 58,670 were getereesnsreesgepe myo rstersrsieneseie gehe ter sor senesees ace THE Sacramento Union has entered N. Y. Independent.e..ssscs0cee 850 upon its thirtieth volume, and still N. Y¥.o Home Journal.,. N. Y. Ledge N, Y¥. Sunday Mercury.e.::s0.. Fare REDUcED.—The Steam Navigation Co. have reduced fare from Sacramento to San Francisco, to $2 cabin and $1 50 deck. to commence life on their own account, Eacu of the proprietors of the West and on a recent occasion took two guns and a smal) wagon and struck out. Virginia White Sulpher Springs, has receiv $30,000 as nis his share of the One of the buys left a note for his pa~ profit edthis season, s rents to the effect that “we shan’t drink . CALIFORNIA consaines 50 and can take care of ourselves all right. per cent. of its own wines, the Atlantic States don’t worry about us.” On the follow 25, and Europe 25. : ing Saturday night, their courage and tes provisions having giving out, they res AMERICAN time. We hope that the expenditure that being the point most difficult to turned home, stating that they had will be so regulated next year that a convince a jury, and theone: which the passed the the time in the woods. eurplus may. be left for diminishing the railroads have the greatest difficulty in THERE is in Alaska, a grand river, proving. Owing debt. to the position in one of the four great rivers of the globe. which the bell is placed—in front of the It is the Kwichpack or Yukon. In Tue last number of Appleton’s Jour~ engine and about three feet from the length and volume of water it exceeds nal contains quite an interesting article ground—the .sound can bé distinctly the Nile or the Ganges, the Volga or entitled “By 1900 a, p.—What?” in heard about three miles in the day the Amoor. Only the Amazon, the which the writer undertakes to fore. time, and by night four miles or more ; Mississippi, and perhaps the Plata, are cast.the future social and industrial the ground and the continuous rail, larger. Compared with rivers that flow condition of the United States. He WATCH DEPOT, AGENTS FOR Howard, Waltham, Elgin+] And ALL WATCHES Made in AMERICA! ing the abolition: of the office of Vice’ President. In case of the death of the President it would have the Secretary of State act as President until a new election can be held. It would have the people vote directly for President, and the Senate elect its own President,

to. serve for two years. Mle New-York Weekly.. .cccesccscces N, ¥. Weekly Heralde.seee.. ee + 66 “ awee TURES ccsccsscscsces tte “ or! ROCCO re recess Nachrichten aus Deutschland ond ' GeF BERWHG dpcicksecs cccnvas Scientific American ....sseesSOPORY Nii cee. o css so's vaccenes ae TMOG . erevcccees cc ccie. averly Magazine........ Western World..cccesc.. Sacramento Weekly Union.... San Francisco Golden Era.... Golden City... oe “ Mercury.. c0.cce “ ry News Letter “ & Weekly Alta... “ “ . * Bulletin.. ie iS SI sas BANNER BROG,, AGE>CLOTHING, . . GENTs’ FURNIsmIxG GoopDs, both excellent conductors of sound, as» into it, the Rhine and the Rhone are sisting in carrying the vibrations. &” WE SELL AT FACTORY PRI but ‘brooks. CES !_gey during the next thirty years; that there will be an enormous ‘nerease of AT Salt Lake City, last Wednesday, THE Milwaukee Wis., Sentinel is urge N. Y. Staats Zeitang... eesedsese Importers, Wholezale and Retail Teoh in predigta that there will no great war wealth in the country; that this wealth says -the Corinne Reporter, three men will be far more unequally distributed were ordered by Brighaw’s secret po‘than it is now—that the rch will belice, or Danites—his Thugs—to leave come very much richer, while the num. the city. No cause was assigned for it bers of the wages-receiving class will be except that they did not want them largely added to. In other words, ins there any longer. From one of these stead of a population mainly composed men we leara the following particulars: of the mhiddle class, as is now the case, He was engaged asa clerk in Salt Lake we shall havea very rich class and a City, and he spoke his mind freely great laboring though not a poor class: in regard to Mormonism; that he res 3.50 maintains its character as the leading N.Y, curs re ives 2. IN, x, Pelice azette.. eoesersece newspaper of this coast. =. “*r = 2 BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, VALISES, 0 —_ w &e. &e, 8" SendOrders, or Call at Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, CUMMINGS BROs., 607, Montgomery St., SAN FRANCISCO, 822 Parisian Dyeing and Scouring! NEVADA CITY. “ NOTICE. 734 Washington str TONKIN, who bas. been prospecting eet,. , SAN FRANCISCO. AX PERSONS HAVING UNSETTLED for coal for the Central Pacific Railroad in short, that the middle class, eoceived two anonymous letters orderin g business with the undersigned, as owners ) THOMAS RESPECTFULLY called, will be greatly reduced in namhim to leave the city, to which he paid Company, has struck a vein about “‘[F ofthe Pittsburg Mine, are requested to e the public that many year s f geter we: callat the Mine, upon MK. C. P. 5 ll ber as compared to the rest of the popno attention ; that then a man came to seven feét thick within two miles of experience and profound attentio n have enTON, our only authorized Agent. abie d him to prod uce SUP Elko, ERI and pronounces it A No, 1 for all CULORS OR AND FAST ulation, Assuming this state of affairs him and told him he must go, , and by his method of prep or his arin goods to receive the dye, the purposes. to exigt, the writer inclines to believe life would anewer for it ; that Nevada, August 233, 1869, this had cases, retain its Original <trefabric will in al ie ngth and quality —that-the-close ofthe century will wit. been decided and he must obey. Non e but —) Fears _¥T is reported that the railroad buildployed in histhe most skilled workmen are em. establishment, The most parhess great industrial disturbances un. ing the fate of many others who have ‘igs are to be removed from Carlin to ticular ete ult to Cleaning, Dye DR. A. C. GIBSON, ing ana trusted to *. emg of less the rich recognize their social du-~ fallen victims to Mormon assass every description enination, Elko, thereby creating a large city at ATTENDING PHYSICIAN. ties toward the rest of the community. . he considered discretion the better . Mi. omas is also sole possesso part the latter place. r-of th . iaproved: , ing made-up clothing . Graduate of the Ohio University of valor; aud left. So it was with the whe the r Ladi es’ or Gentiemen’s, thorough A SNOW storm occurred at Treasure A STEA a ax City, on Saturday.’ x other two. Ali three of them were on the cars last Wednesday. ° ¥ M omnibus has been invented in Edinburg. cleaning it, and turning Orricr.—Masonic B af Comit out as handsoms mercial as if new. and Pine an esas (ar All work done at red NeRESiDENCE.—S City, Cae ting street, east of Pine, an uced rate s, 822 ie ATOR COLE EI FILET: 2 may be accumulated so that our roads the eccentric shaft, is caused to strike can be worked under contract and the at every revolution of the driving ' -work paid for in cash. The expenses wheel. In order that it may wear must be decreased or the law will have equally on all sides, the bell is made to to be repealed. The county cannot partially revolve by the force of each stand the expenditure of from three to stroke. In case of accident the rail» six thousand dollars more than the road company can always prove that revenue each year, for any length of their bell was ringing according to law, T © OOD New York Clipper’: ..i.: 6,265. 400 . New Yorker Okrat... ie 3.50 therefore suggest that during the next making the eastern wall of that little term expenses on the roads be limited park. Some thought they could count to keeping them in repair, and that for ten or twelve echoes. Rav. Mr. Richardson, of Washington, a time at least permanent improvements “Two boys in Springfield, Mass., neithOhio, is 106 years old, and preaches evRines ALL THE TimeE.—A Detroit be abandoned. In this way the road .ery Sunday, walking five miles to perer of them over 12 years old, resolved expenses ought to be decreased more inventor has contrived an alarm bell for ‘form his religious duties. : than one half, and in a few years a fund locomotives, which, being actuated by Seeks Sewcdoes ublican eeecee eceees * Missouri Re Si RE count of the depreciation of scrip: .We the river, for there is another rock London tok wemen and girls. * better afford to wait for them a few. two or three echoes come back, in years than to pay interest on a road others the echoes themselves are re~ debt and pay more for the work on acpeated, passing forth and back across reported to be of as high a flavor as Havana cigars. The factory established on the island imports tobacco from Cuba, and turns vut about two hundred thousand cigars a month. As Key West belongs to the United States, the cigars only pay the internal revenue tax, and is asserted can be sold from thirty to forty percent. less than those made in Havana. 50 ss SSSssessssys Soussesss built, and a large amount of graveling key is transformed into magic music“fas been done. These improvements One can hardly believe that ’tis the are all important, but the people can echo of his own voice. In some places Cuba, the cigars made at Key West are es O° Co Cr , $9 £2 go co gd 08 SO GP Conversation in a loud ee OU Oe OU oF me ae we Or CO OF siew bridges and new grades have been mellow tone. ee AS PRRREMNIS IR see dicip trates tid a \ Ag the Bay View Park on Monday rH OINeD POW IW rr 39 19 BOS = WO BO po aD WOW dO 0 20 BOIS Go NFO RDO, BORO ONO, BD-RE BERD O40 DO AD BOTRD'ES COM 20 20D PO ATICsssssese 2 SSSkakes £33 2 28es3 SSSSSUSHSSS SSS SS SSASESSSSesssshsessss sssse SRessssessssseasesssesse = 2» mt 2D 29 2O OLD 23 Bueseseszesssse SESSSSSSES DD 09.89 1 RP 68 Go OT OS a ODD o ss ‘Phe California Pioneers left Omabs a inst ing the ther Then ort in § cou! Rep pub -of 4 All