September 9, 1870 (4 pages)

sone se ai wensbhignisel ise: Con: ssid : rand. Tax. Collector, is. gonprt “qoventialt with the Spoils of the officers, was prize worth. contending . value to the Democracy as: the nucleus iéyer for thé fpolttical rale of the tate. The revolution is due partly to the corruptions that had crept into the emocratic admipistration, and partly to the lc sg.of German votes. Both the Trish and.German.vote is very large in the city ; the former have been almost ananimously Democratic, and the latsor divided. ‘Bat this year, in conseqtence ofthe, strong sympathy for Brance by the ruling element of the mocraey mast seeure almost’ the entire tordi An. order.fo carry any city oe thie year-there is an anaiooracy, sympathize with France ; and the Germens-do not cage to: aid a party of which the leading clement. is hostile _ te the land of. their nativity. . _The = at} “of ‘San.Francisco to the place the two parties apon an cesiar in the. eon 1g ‘State officers and “ ¢ down. the ack dnc ra ‘the rise eR ibe pears to ave béen G'sigual for a movenienit Of tie TtalFon Rome. . If late reports are true, shoei Ttatian Srodps Thive' for sibs time co ‘the borders: of the ; pee 8 + aaa be ‘tande, ° Tori po porphin nto ‘Rome, the: aiid: ‘Napoleon. “tk is‘ to the: poy jake Boreretion of Rome, oan Poe pg nm jarnth It is a matter 0 of 0 consequence : now whether oe cha treaty ever existed ; the of chr oe has ¥endered it Rena Tt is understood that the Widbie ‘ ‘Rome if deprived of} hiasemporal powe?,and take -p ‘his . residence in-theisland of Malta. =; . eremeeprets ia ate Bragy,—A statis, . ite a Brazil, ye nly SOHOOTLG hes y' 925,000,000. wake re 1366* re ‘oftimports was 7 000,00 $19,000,000, 1868 500, a nearly $25,000,been ine great measure duy to the esta ment, in the year 1865, of a direct line of American steamers between, New York wtid hay iid nein line receives from of a from pigoope of aa ee pation . Sending September 3d, contains The “English Revolution of the Nineteenth ee publishes what purports to’ 7 ret treaty between Vievor rg . that pigeons past: four years iv ot ie Lanes Yrenp,.—A crop of wieeees and the pipe came up in due dove. ' The proprietors. of the Yacht Club’ brand pat in ap.order for a pipecin evsecond order that has-been found ety, joer York House. New York House, . has repaited and fur-. aished it anew, and reopened it as a } hotel and boarding house. He is prepared to accommodate travelers and. regulareboarders and ledgers on teasonable terms. Children. Lost. « Two children of J a Caswell, aged five and three years, stra ‘home: yesterday noon, ‘and pied oe feoca at nine o’clock last evening. People} were out with torghes hunting them. Banking Hours. On and after October ‘ist, the Bank will close every alternoon at 5 0 "clock, e . except.on Saturdays; when ‘{b-4avill remain open until § o'clock. Geass VALLEY, <4+T ue following items are from yesterday's Grass Valley Un-} fon: Some persons around here are killing quail. Théy should be arrested . and punished for a violation of the law, . On the 15th of this mouth men may’! shoot these birds, bat riot before that . date. The number of quail has greatly . decreased withia the” last four years, violation of the. law. . Cannot. ‘I forthe law cause then to wait A complaint, charging James Treat with the crite of mayhem has been sworn out belore Justice ‘Paynter, by Reuben Thomas. The hearing of the case will take place next Monday atternoon at 3 o'clock. “Tie mayhem charged. consists: of the biting off ‘Phemas’ right ear, by the defendant, On Tuesday last seven families -arrived in Grase Valley from England. On their arrival. these families found nice cottages; well furnished, to receive them, LitTELL’s Living AGE, for the week Centary, by Prof. Seeley; What fills the Star Depths ; Precious and Curious Stones; Sie Thouias Moote on tlie Pol-: itics of Today ; Why England ouglit to fight for Belgiam } “A Sammer Trip in 1754; besides poetry and-short articles. The subscription price of this 64’ page weekly is $8.a.year, for which it ds sent free of postage. Littell & Gay, Boston, piblishers. = THE FRENCH SURRENDER—Gen eral Wiuspffen; who surrendered Sedan and the ‘army.of ;McMahon, Les. made an explanativa of bis connection with the negotiations, of which the following is the’Bubstance: Gunerill Wimpfeasury D ~ . fen had only arrived in. Franee two days, from Algeria, when he was orderv6 '& conitiradnd” under’ MéMahon. e hastened to join the command to which he had -been assigned, an@ ar. Fived at Sedan, -o@tere. he found that . ameegte MeMahon : ws suffering from revere woditida in bis. hip aid back, regrand army. General Wimpffen wag thus compelled to assume the comtiand of an army which was always Thoagh ignorant of the poticles. of capitulation. ‘The Prus. . sians produced a map, which showed {hak postaonror ‘the German troops i now my name will go down to history: Naked with the hamiliaung eapitulation. for all time.” 4 . nts oe to Wat of B Niatxe, « Ph +! b Zs. ee aman bt the nd eS apey Ste re 5 * peeer ' oe me aD eae3's DS . have generally . ery hundred packages; and this is thie P. L. Ryan,who lately purchased’ the { (anvils). Various patriotic songs were . . sung with @ will, as only the ‘Germats and the cause of the decrease is” the} . Justice Bell tor exattiination today; at ‘the Blue Hill, near the Truckee mine. . . ‘It was discovered recently while dig. ’ 1,) end of September. .,. . self from "claiun for indemnity. ence like a thunderbols. \ Hon te refuted to sin the ar. all having ikke, i comforiable trip, an& pronouncing this the: finest Summer resort in the State, and in the world. : ~ Our German citizens to the number of about forty, gn last evening, had a fieman celebration in honor of the Prusshake They met near George Schafler’s saw mill,on the south bank of the Truckee, and fired one hwodred guns know how to do, under the leadership of Ed. Schaffer and Joseph Matzen— such as John Brown, Matching through Georgia, Shoo Fly,and any amount of German songs that your correspondent could not understand, The chief gunnets were Goufried Retinger and August Stein. There was also on hand any amount of that indispensible beverage, lager. Every person present was invited to help himself, which they ‘all appeared to do without much coaxing. A more patriotic, better ieeling class of men I have not seen since the close of the Rebellion: ~~ Francisco Pedro and John W. Hall, who are charged with committing ca Outrage on the person of a little girl, j and stealing a horse from Davis’ ranch, were arrested at Dutch Fiat. and Cross. ‘They’ Will be “brought before 2 o'clock, r.m. E. H. Gaylord tor prosecution, A.M. Walker and Pembroke Murray for defendants, _ The Uv. . i. R. appears to be doing 4 g0od business in the freighting line. The freight trains arriving here at 2 P. M., from the Eust, yesterday, having ninety-six cars ; the day betore eightytwo. _ Yours tfuly, “ B, A REMARKARLE. CREVicE — The White Pine News of September 8d,tells of a rematkable ctevice of natutal shaft ia: the Jimstene, at: the northern. end of: ging for mineral, and struck ten or fifteen feet frotn. the surface. “At that depth aff dpettiire ‘was didcloséd in the rock of sufficient width to admit the entrance of a map, passing through which it widens to greater proportions. {te depth is not knowa, as-no one has’ yet been able, or bold enoagh to ‘attempt its exploration. One man deecended to the depth of nearly 200 feet almost perpendicular, and yet gaw no evidence ot its termination. ‘The’ enti te crevice is, Jined with stalactites. most beautiful, and which . coral, more than anything eles, Miniature: foregis, with, trees apd shrubs of fantastic shape, appear there. upon every side, fashioned. by patural causes, of solid stone. i oo THE Cidceiiaane IfatLy.—A correspondent of, the Zribune, waiting from. Florence, ‘August 20th, says: circular notitying ail tenants that the Ministerial Council has decided to transfer the Governmept.to Rome before the The Government, intetida. by this “the ‘éxoneration of it. The pen the Citizens of Flor. The genuineness of the notice was doubted, but it is affirmed, aud the fact explains the Peper. af the the near se. the frontier, his s announced departure, There is "the n ae and the mun * ty, and works Geely cetetoess have i etl . :Ffores'as prisdtvers)\in thé last-month the grandeut oF thicUdbr diediidied + “Last . iv: night the Gazette de Colia published a. been sud-. thrown but placing the losses at most extravragant estimates, “and “but ‘little “over bulf of what should have been in the, army is accounted for. There were'on the first of August, eight corps on the line from Thionville to Weissenburg. A corps may consist of 27,000 to 50,000. It was su) ed they would be filled to the maximum number in time of war; bat they could have averaged little more‘ than the minimum namber. The losees of McMahon’s and Frossard’s corps in the ‘early part of August could ‘not have exceeded 30,000 ; Bagaine's army when he commenced fighting, about the middle of: August, was put down at 150,000; and “McMahoti’s army was estiuiatéd at 120,000 when the late fighting commenced, This gives the total French losses at 89,000, being the greater portion of McMahon’s last army, were. raw recruits ; so that the losses of the regulars have not been over 220,000 or 230,000: ‘fhis is only about half of what wan supposed to be the regular French army, and which the Government has been paying for. There may be a few regulars left. in the fortified towns, but the number is insignificant, as the garrisons consist of the Guard Mobile, About paper charged that the Imperial favorbreugh’ ‘Yo this” place’ by Officer J. R. ites were drawing, und ‘appropriating to their own use, the pay and subsist-ence tor whole. battations: which existed= only on ‘paper. There. would seem to be’ good foatidution ‘for this” charge. The French fought 1 well in every battle, but at-every point on the line they were boFie down by superior nam bers. Imperial corruption has’ eaten into the very vilals.of the nation, and leit her now at’ the hercy Of lier enemies, © A Fuicteit” View The Courier, of San Frageisco, (French.organ) after admitting the full.exsent of the disaster to the French ‘arms, concludes ‘ais follows: We.ate as tick as Germany, and have as many ‘men as she has. We were not ready—that is “the truth. Germany threw: herself upon us ; she armed and pl vot one Million of suldiets, and thonglit that by crishing us by numerical toree she could enter Paris in fifteen days, “Well, this calculation proved false. The heroic resistance by one of our armies alone, has given time to Paris to prepare for her defence. Today Germany can again try to march on. Paris, but we have no feats that her soldiers will enter, Is-ite time: when she finds. herselt stronger and more: resolute than ever for the fray, that. France will submit to the. insolent propositions of the King . of Prussia ; that sie would abandon Alsace and Lorraine? "Those who can think this’ probable “faust. learn to think differently. When France oa signe ‘to’ this iowfiation, . at be Wheo! Bho has ao orn her aie ‘. man.and. burned. ber jast curtridge,. . Tur German ‘SENTIMENT —Thie Sab Franciseo Democrat, a German. paper, thus feflects the sentiments of the Germaus of that city: In the midst of the great prising of the German people, there isa universal feeling that the Germans must be true to one another. We have ately suf. tered many ivsalts from the ‘rough element in our i org ulation ; we have been. aggrieved in twhieh is dearest to pocelentipas which ekg ak The ant tempt aed the hate which have been, ip carne hepa l én THF 300,000 ; but of this namber 70,000 or . the beginning of the. war,a London . te _ But we have not reached that point: ; chine. of Neyada cily and on t Sa public ericuieriy at he pe nat ea See <a =—d St Boarders with the very bes best t ie BUARD AND LODGING by the thai or Month. . aa spectiuily sol ‘ wor L. KY AN; Propetcter. Nevada, Sept. Qth, 1870. FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES , GRASS VALLEY. Ber ‘UNDERSIGNED having purchased ; the Stables and Livery Buriness heretotute conducted by: dam es -Faniliver, ‘new of. fers to accummudate the public by: letting _ FINE SADDLE HORSES, » Bugsy Teams, CABMNLAGE TEAMS, And atrendi@g to af matters connected with the Livery business in the gat _sativiactory mabuer, 6” HORSES BOARDED by. the. Feed, Py Week vo: Month. None bat Thi ae ory ind ‘Grose employed. *& slaction guaranteed iw ou cases, ge he: SCADDEN, . Grass Valley, Sept. 9th. GERMAN ‘MEETING, — HERE. will bea Meeting of the. Ginnie NEVADA ‘THEATRE, ° Es ON SATURDAY’ EVENING, SEPT. ie. T6 complete arrabgements for 6 Greta Feneths oe F4 t CeleSo de held. sn:this: ety, om: Ba PA a DAY KVLNInG, Sept, 17h. Per oraer of the voldastiee, Of ,A9THe Nevada, Sept. on Me we Bh esretars. notice. ee ON ERRAE RARE HE s.r The Bank will close at b, @i¢glosk, P. M. each day, EXCoPT: SATURDAYS; con 5 ie way it will not close Uniil 8 9? * clergy BW, TULLY, Capghier; Nevada, Hep 9th 1070 meinilayiameps Notice to Serip. nade A™ WARRANTS. at rama on ‘the ‘dimtbel Fund of Nevada Couut Heiband prior to september 5, 1569. 1369, BO gol * resentation, dnierest enPats date, ¢ same areere ce ftom JULIUS pee reg ry ers Treasnier:lk We! bepuiy Nevada, Sept. 9th, te." esac. 4 4 ee rs ee Carriage, Sign and Oraunediees PAINTER, > ees yt . BHOP.ON BROAD STREBT; « Next door to the New York Hotel. -o> All orders promptly attended t6, @ . BLEV.EN, tn FOREMRs. Dealers in Grockery,@ lass and Willow Ware, “tam ps, Cutlery, Plated Wars. FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANG INGS, BORDERS, WINDOW SHADES, © FIXTURES, etc., ete, Agents for the come fe . 3 No. 18 Commercial se en is, BANCROFT’ s 722 moron verpey) elt Wehinghed. 1 Roo= AND STATIONERY shat Binding, Kudraving, sad nisin 08 FIRST FLOOR—Retait Law, Medica tee ‘Seteutites Te Ere nero: gr And is now well prepared te accommodaté “A share of oe public patronage. is most res and oli who sympathize, with Prosete at # T SEW YURK PRICES. ~The elles visor in th $ng given w French © Bweetlan Bireh vill W. San Jt Cherokee. Columbia Relief Hil Lake Cit @ranitev! Moore's © South Fo Atwater. ~ the. estimat Bridgeport anticipated ‘bim by 33 ‘Truckee i (hia esta ley & Brick manufactui Daring th out 13.000, anills, whic most every ‘ased ; and ket for the tablishmer aida hal we learn profitable. Wine Car Captain the Wnion ¥anikaor’ Valley. * ded tothe new veh day after four-in t aE wagohs stented wood. Way fas buggy pooner livery ac siable.en German The € arrange sion, prep evening, for shital torpostpo meeting. next,.ab Mans an German . Mortal The oa ship dari greater than ins

sone se ai wensbhignisel ise: Con: ssid : rand. Tax. Collector, is. gonprt “qoventialt with the Spoils of the officers, was prize worth. contending . value to the Democracy as: the nucleus iéyer for thé fpolttical rale of the tate. The revolution is due partly to the corruptions that had crept into the emocratic admipistration, and partly to the lc sg.of German votes. Both the Trish and.German.vote is very large in the city ; the former have been almost ananimously Democratic, and the latsor divided. ‘Bat this year, in conseqtence ofthe, strong sympathy for Brance by the ruling element of the mocraey mast seeure almost’ the entire tordi An. order.fo carry any city oe thie year-there is an anaiooracy, sympathize with France ; and the Germens-do not cage to: aid a party of which the leading clement. is hostile _ te the land of. their nativity. . _The = at} “of ‘San.Francisco to the place the two parties apon an cesiar in the. eon 1g ‘State officers and “ ¢ down. the ack dnc ra ‘the rise eR ibe pears to ave béen G'sigual for a movenienit Of tie TtalFon Rome. . If late reports are true, shoei Ttatian Srodps Thive' for sibs time co ‘the borders: of the ; pee 8 + aaa be ‘tande, ° Tori po porphin nto ‘Rome, the: aiid: ‘Napoleon. “tk is‘ to the: poy jake Boreretion of Rome, oan Poe pg nm jarnth It is a matter 0 of 0 consequence : now whether oe cha treaty ever existed ; the of chr oe has ¥endered it Rena Tt is understood that the Widbie ‘ ‘Rome if deprived of} hiasemporal powe?,and take -p ‘his . residence in-theisland of Malta. =; . eremeeprets ia ate Bragy,—A statis, . ite a Brazil, ye nly SOHOOTLG hes y' 925,000,000. wake re 1366* re ‘oftimports was 7 000,00 $19,000,000, 1868 500, a nearly $25,000,been ine great measure duy to the esta ment, in the year 1865, of a direct line of American steamers between, New York wtid hay iid nein line receives from of a from pigoope of aa ee pation . Sending September 3d, contains The “English Revolution of the Nineteenth ee publishes what purports to’ 7 ret treaty between Vievor rg . that pigeons past: four years iv ot ie Lanes Yrenp,.—A crop of wieeees and the pipe came up in due dove. ' The proprietors. of the Yacht Club’ brand pat in ap.order for a pipecin evsecond order that has-been found ety, joer York House. New York House, . has repaited and fur-. aished it anew, and reopened it as a } hotel and boarding house. He is prepared to accommodate travelers and. regulareboarders and ledgers on teasonable terms. Children. Lost. « Two children of J a Caswell, aged five and three years, stra ‘home: yesterday noon, ‘and pied oe feoca at nine o’clock last evening. People} were out with torghes hunting them. Banking Hours. On and after October ‘ist, the Bank will close every alternoon at 5 0 "clock, e . except.on Saturdays; when ‘{b-4avill remain open until § o'clock. Geass VALLEY, <4+T ue following items are from yesterday's Grass Valley Un-} fon: Some persons around here are killing quail. Théy should be arrested . and punished for a violation of the law, . On the 15th of this mouth men may’! shoot these birds, bat riot before that . date. The number of quail has greatly . decreased withia the” last four years, violation of the. law. . Cannot. ‘I forthe law cause then to wait A complaint, charging James Treat with the crite of mayhem has been sworn out belore Justice ‘Paynter, by Reuben Thomas. The hearing of the case will take place next Monday atternoon at 3 o'clock. “Tie mayhem charged. consists: of the biting off ‘Phemas’ right ear, by the defendant, On Tuesday last seven families -arrived in Grase Valley from England. On their arrival. these families found nice cottages; well furnished, to receive them, LitTELL’s Living AGE, for the week Centary, by Prof. Seeley; What fills the Star Depths ; Precious and Curious Stones; Sie Thouias Moote on tlie Pol-: itics of Today ; Why England ouglit to fight for Belgiam } “A Sammer Trip in 1754; besides poetry and-short articles.. The subscription price of this 64’ page weekly is $8.a.year, for which it ds sent free of postage. Littell & Gay, Boston, piblishers. = THE FRENCH SURRENDER—Gen eral Wiuspffen; who surrendered Sedan and the ‘army.of ;McMahon, Les. made an explanativa of bis connection with the negotiations, of which the following is the’Bubstance: Gunerill Wimpfeasury D ~ . fen had only arrived in. Franee two days, from Algeria, when he was orderv6 '& conitiradnd” under’ MéMahon. e hastened to join the command to which he had -been assigned, an@ ar. Fived at Sedan, -o@tere. he found that . ameegte MeMahon : ws suffering from revere woditida in bis. hip aid back, regrand army. General Wimpffen wag thus compelled to assume the comtiand of an army which was always Thoagh ignorant of the poticles. of capitulation. ‘The Prus. . sians produced a map, which showed {hak postaonror ‘the German troops i now my name will go down to history: Naked with the hamiliaung eapitulation. for all time.” 4 . nts oe to Wat of B Niatxe, « Ph +! b Zs. ee aman bt the nd eS apey Ste re 5 * peeer ' oe me aD eae3's DS . have generally . ery hundred packages; and this is thie P. L. Ryan,who lately purchased’ the { (anvils). Various patriotic songs were . . sung with @ will, as only the ‘Germats and the cause of the decrease is” the} . Justice Bell tor exattiination today; at ‘the Blue Hill, near the Truckee mine. . . ‘It was discovered recently while dig. ’ 1,) end of September. .,. . self from "claiun for indemnity. ence like a thunderbols. \ Hon te refuted to sin the ar. all having ikke, i comforiable trip, an& pronouncing this the: finest Summer resort in the State, and in the world. : ~ Our German citizens to the number of about forty, gn last evening, had a fieman celebration in honor of the Prusshake They met near George Schafler’s saw mill,on the south bank of the Truckee, and fired one hwodred guns know how to do, under the leadership of Ed. Schaffer and Joseph Matzen— such as John Brown, Matching through Georgia, Shoo Fly,and any amount of German songs that your correspondent could not understand, The chief gunnets were Goufried Retinger and August Stein. There was also on hand any amount of that indispensible beverage, lager. Every person present was invited to help himself, which they ‘all appeared to do without much coaxing. A more patriotic, better ieeling class of men I have not seen since the close of the Rebellion: ~~ Francisco Pedro and John W. Hall, who are charged with committing ca Outrage on the person of a little girl, j and stealing a horse from Davis’ ranch, were arrested at Dutch Fiat. and Cross. ‘They’ Will be “brought before 2 o'clock, r.m. E. H. Gaylord tor prosecution, A.M. Walker and Pembroke Murray for defendants, _ The Uv. . i. R. appears to be doing 4 g0od business in the freighting line. The freight trains arriving here at 2 P. M., from the Eust, yesterday, having ninety-six cars ; the day betore eightytwo. _ Yours tfuly, “ B, A REMARKARLE. CREVicE — The White Pine News of September 8d,tells of a rematkable ctevice of natutal shaft ia: the Jimstene, at: the northern. end of: ging for mineral, and struck ten or fifteen feet frotn. the surface. “At that depth aff dpettiire ‘was didcloséd in the rock of sufficient width to admit the entrance of a map, passing through which it widens to greater proportions. {te depth is not knowa, as-no one has’ yet been able, or bold enoagh to ‘attempt its exploration. One man deecended to the depth of nearly 200 feet almost perpendicular, and yet gaw no evidence ot its termination. ‘The’ enti te crevice is, Jined with stalactites. most beautiful, and which . coral, more than anything eles, Miniature: foregis, with, trees apd shrubs of fantastic shape, appear there. upon every side, fashioned. by patural causes, of solid stone. i oo THE Cidceiiaane IfatLy.—A correspondent of, the Zribune, waiting from. Florence, ‘August 20th, says: circular notitying ail tenants that the Ministerial Council has decided to transfer the Governmept.to Rome before the The Government, intetida. by this “the ‘éxoneration of it. The pen the Citizens of Flor. The genuineness of the notice was doubted, but it is affirmed, aud the fact explains the Peper. af the the near se. the frontier, his s announced departure, There is "the n ae and the mun * ty, and works Geely cetetoess have i etl . :Ffores'as prisdtvers)\in thé last-month the grandeut oF thicUdbr diediidied + “Last . iv: night the Gazette de Colia published a. been sud-. thrown but placing the losses at most extravragant estimates, “and “but ‘little “over bulf of what should have been in the, army is accounted for. There were'on

the first of August, eight corps on the line from Thionville to Weissenburg. A corps may consist of 27,000 to 50,000. It was su) ed they would be filled to the maximum number in time of war; bat they could have averaged little more‘ than the minimum namber. The losees of McMahon’s and Frossard’s corps in the ‘early part of August could ‘not have exceeded 30,000 ; Bagaine's army when he commenced fighting, about the middle of: August, was put down at 150,000; and “McMahoti’s army was estiuiatéd at 120,000 when the late fighting commenced, This gives the total French losses at 89,000, being the greater portion of McMahon’s last army, were. raw recruits ; so that the losses of the regulars have not been over 220,000 or 230,000: ‘fhis is only about half of what wan supposed to be the regular French army, and which the Government has been paying for. There may be a few regulars left. in the fortified towns, but the number is insignificant, as the garrisons consist of the Guard Mobile, About paper charged that the Imperial favorbreugh’ ‘Yo this” place’ by Officer J. R. ites were drawing, und ‘appropriating to their own use, the pay and subsist-ence tor whole. battations: which existed= only on ‘paper. There. would seem to be’ good foatidution ‘for this” charge. The French fought 1 well in every battle, but at-every point on the line they were boFie down by superior nam bers. Imperial corruption has’ eaten into the very vilals.of the nation, and leit her now at’ the hercy Of lier enemies, © A Fuicteit” View The Courier, of San Frageisco, (French.organ) after admitting the full.exsent of the disaster to the French ‘arms, concludes ‘ais follows: We.ate as tick as Germany, and have as many ‘men as she has. We were not ready—that is “the truth. Germany threw: herself upon us ; she armed and pl vot one Million of suldiets, and thonglit that by crishing us by numerical toree she could enter Paris in fifteen days, “Well, this calculation proved false. The heroic resistance by one of our armies alone, has given time to Paris to prepare for her defence.. Today Germany can again try to march on. Paris, but we have no feats that her soldiers will enter, Is-ite time: when she finds. herselt stronger and more: resolute than ever for the fray, that. France will submit to the. insolent propositions of the King . of Prussia ; that sie would abandon Alsace and Lorraine? "Those who can think this’ probable “faust. learn to think differently. When France oa signe ‘to’ this iowfiation, . at be Wheo! Bho has ao orn her aie ‘. man.and. burned. ber jast curtridge,. . Tur German ‘SENTIMENT —Thie Sab Franciseo Democrat, a German. paper, thus feflects the sentiments of the Germaus of that city: In the midst of the great prising of the German people, there isa universal feeling that the Germans must be true to one another. We have ately suf. tered many ivsalts from the ‘rough element in our i org ulation ; we have been. aggrieved in twhieh is dearest to pocelentipas which ekg ak The ant tempt aed the hate which have been, ip carne hepa l én THF 300,000 ; but of this namber 70,000 or . the beginning of the. war,a London . te _ But we have not reached that point: ; chine. of Neyada cily and on t Sa public ericuieriy at he pe nat ea See <a =—d St Boarders with the very bes best t ie BUARD AND LODGING by the thai or Month. .. aa spectiuily sol ‘ wor L. KY AN; Propetcter. Nevada, Sept. Qth, 1870. FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES , GRASS VALLEY. Ber ‘UNDERSIGNED having purchased ; the Stables and Livery Buriness heretotute conducted by: dam es -Faniliver, ‘new of. fers to accummudate the public by: letting _ FINE SADDLE HORSES, » Bugsy Teams, CABMNLAGE TEAMS, And atrendi@g to af matters connected with the Livery business in the gat _sativiactory mabuer, 6” HORSES BOARDED by. the. Feed, Py Week vo: Month. None bat Thi ae ory ind ‘Grose employed. *& slaction guaranteed iw ou cases, ge he: SCADDEN, . Grass Valley, Sept. 9th. GERMAN ‘MEETING, — HERE. will bea Meeting of the. Ginnie NEVADA ‘THEATRE, ° Es ON SATURDAY’ EVENING, SEPT. ie. T6 complete arrabgements for 6 Greta Feneths oe F4 t CeleSo de held. sn:this: ety, om: Ba PA a DAY KVLNInG, Sept, 17h. Per oraer of the voldastiee, Of ,A9THe Nevada, Sept. on Me we Bh esretars. notice. ee ON ERRAE RARE HE s.r The Bank will close at b, @i¢glosk, P. M. each day, EXCoPT: SATURDAYS; con 5 ie way it will not close Uniil 8 9? * clergy BW, TULLY, Capghier; Nevada, Hep 9th 1070 meinilayiameps Notice to Serip. nade A™ WARRANTS. at rama on ‘the ‘dimtbel Fund of Nevada Couut Heiband prior to september 5, 1569. 1369, BO gol * resentation, dnierest enPats date, ¢ same areere ce ftom JULIUS pee reg ry ers Treasnier:lk We! bepuiy Nevada, Sept. 9th, te." esac. 4 4 ee rs ee Carriage, Sign and Oraunediees PAINTER, > ees yt . BHOP.ON BROAD STREBT; « Next door to the New York Hotel. -o> All orders promptly attended t6, @ . BLEV.EN, tn FOREMRs. Dealers in Grockery,@ lass and Willow Ware, “tam ps, Cutlery, Plated Wars. FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPER HANG INGS, BORDERS, WINDOW SHADES, © FIXTURES, etc., ete, Agents for the come fe . 3 No. 18 Commercial se en is, BANCROFT’ s 722 moron verpey) elt Wehinghed. 1 Roo= AND STATIONERY shat Binding, Kudraving, sad nisin 08 FIRST FLOOR—Retait Law, Medica tee ‘Seteutites Te Ere nero: gr And is now well prepared te accommodaté “A share of oe public patronage. is most res and oli who sympathize, with Prosete at # T SEW YURK PRICES.. ~The elles visor in th $ng given w French © Bweetlan Bireh vill W. San Jt Cherokee. Columbia Relief Hil Lake Cit @ranitev! Moore's © South Fo Atwater. ~ the. estimat Bridgeport anticipated ‘bim by 33 ‘Truckee i (hia esta ley & Brick manufactui Daring th out 13.000, anills, whic most every ‘ased ; and ket for the tablishmer aida hal we learn profitable. Wine Car Captain the Wnion ¥anikaor’ Valley. * ded tothe new veh day after four-in t aE wagohs stented wood. Way fas buggy pooner livery ac siable.en German The € arrange sion, prep evening, for shital torpostpo meeting. next,.ab Mans an German . Mortal The oa ship dari greater than ins