September 4, 1855 (4 pages)

BY i ‘4 i 1 7 i Ne nee RE alagm cies SPR cr np VOL. 2. “THE TELEGRAPH. WHEKLY NEWSPAPER,PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORN ING, IN GRASS VALLEY. Main Street, opposite the head of Church Street. American is réspous\ble for the following : High upon the westei and at the bottom of deep gorge or Cafion » . stands almost alone THE. MysTEerious Har.—-The Placerville of eotemporary, who is usually pretty well posteg in satin and statistics, gives the folmslope of the Sierra . lowing as an exau ple of the senseless extraved: . gances in which some wives and daughters i immense pine tree, . indulge. It strikus us there is some truth in J. HW. BOARDMAN & CO., Proprietors . the top of which is toré than 120 feet above . the extract, TERMS: For one year, it advance,....$7,00 For six months, 05.02. Sse i eteses es «400 For three montas, . 6. 04. csencs vss. «2,00 Sumgin COpies,. 2. ce.0s «5 se ae xalowes 25¢ ALES TE SETTING os PLAN CERO ARE Curious Paenomenoy.—On Saturday last. (. SvouT SU Tece Witie Morning, our river suddenly rose from three to four feet in. height. Big waves extending its whole width, surged furiously along, very seriously affecting the vessels at anchor, and tossing about the smaller craft asso many toys. .The water deepened rapidly, and some alarm was felt as to how it would all end. After the termina’ tion of fifteen minutes, however, this ‘influx began to subside, and the river became quiet asusual. At 4o’clock in the afternoon, a precisely similar movement commenced in an opposite.direction—the water rushed out, exhausting the river from three to four feet below the usual level. After this sudden freak the equilibrium of waters was again restored. Several gentlemen who observed this were puzzled how to account for it, as there was no wind stirring, and the lake was still. A precisely similar circumstance happened to ' Baffalo River some two years since, at the same time a severe shock of an earthquake was felt in Ontario and other Counties. Many were disposed to trace this effect to such acause. Whether our lake has its flood and ebb tide, or whether this phenomenon was caused by the “earth’s internal fire’ we leave for savans to investigate and decide.—Chieago Tribune, June 19. The Russian language is said to be one of the richest and most beautiful in the world. It is soft and agreeable in sound, and has not _ the defect of the Italian in being too effeminate; it contains many words that express the same ideas. If ever a Russian Shakespear or Milton arise, he will find an inexhaustible treasure in his native tongue wherewith to express his thoughts. But at present there is scarcely any national literature, owing to the deadening influence of the government. The principal Russian authors are Poushkin the poet, Caramskin, the historian, and Kirloff, the writer of fables. One of the western villages passed an Ordinance forbidding taverns to sell liquor on the Sabbath, to any persons except travelers. The next Sunday nearly every man in town was seen walking around with a Carpet Bag in one hand, and a pair of Saddle-bags in the other. z Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr., in a recent lecture on Mormonism, stated that Joseph Smith the founder of the sect, was born of parents, who removed from the County of Essex, Mass. to Vermont, about the time of his birth— When in Essex County they lived in Middleton, within five miles of the spot, where the Salem Witchcraft sprung up Spiritual rappings still extensively prevail in the same neighborhood. What there is in that region that tends to raise Beelzebub, is an inquiry worthy of the most profound philosophical examination. A Lavy and a gentleman disputing upon @ subject, the lady testily remarked : “Sir, we cannot agree in anything.” “You are wrong, madam, said he. If you should go into a room in which there were two beds, a woman in one and a man in the other, with whom would you sleep? ”’ “With the lady, of course,” replied she. “So would I!” the gentleman replied. A London Builder has projected a scheme, under distinguished auspices, for the formation of a road through London, eight miles long, roofed in with glass, with houses and and shops on either side, and beyond these, also on each side, two lines of rails, one above the other, the lower for trains stopping every mile, the upper for Fxpresses. By No Meays.—A gentleman in Boston some time since, was reading from a paper that Mrs. Barrow was to have a benefiit at the Boston Theatre, on which occasion she would introduce her sister as Lady Gay Spanker. A little girl of the family, who did not exactly understand the remark, enquired if Lady Gay would spank her before all the folks! A Noster Act.—The conductor on an Eastern road, a short time since, saw a boy in in the water, and about to drown, notwithstanding the train was going at the rate of twenty-five miles an hour, he sprang from the car into the pond, and rescued the youth. Such an instance of presence of mind, coupled with daring courage and intrepidity is rare indeed. A Youne Morner.—The census taker found & woman in Mascedon, N. Y., 23 years old, mother of four children, the eldest of whom is 12 years; next 8; third 3; last 1 year. The eldest of course was born when the mother was 12 years old. the ground at its xq) to such an immense * . ’ man’s hand, as it seemed to be fastened -there; for neither the drenching storms, nor’ the wifiter’s snows, nor the fury of the mountain blasts had been able to displace it, while the laughing at our-surmises. But last winter brought with it a solution of the mystery.— On visiting the spot, after a long continued storm, the entire caiion was found leveled the tree; and when it is considered that less snow fell during the last winter than was ever before known, itis fair to conclude that some one, from mere curiosity, had fastened the hat in its position, when the top of the tree was in reach of the hand, from the surface of the snow. Russtan ENTERPRISE AND DETERMINATION, To show how great are the exertions of Russia in the present war, it is now said that they have, by the most incredible exertions, so far advanced with a Rail Road from Moscow to Perekop, that it will be completed and in full operation in the autumn. This will enable them to pour inro the’ Crimea soldiers and supplies without limis. The French are so well aware of this that they are fortifying Kameesch, and will render it the strongest fortress in Europe, and sooner or later they will probably retire to it. Perekop is about 800 miles south of Moscow, and stands at the junction of the Crimean Penensula with the main land. It is 100 miles north of Sebastapool. When the above Railroad is complete, Russia will have a continuous .tract of over 1200 miles in length, extending north and south through her dominions, from St. Petersburg, on the gulf of Finland, to the shore of the Black Sea. At no distant day, St. Petersburg and Constantinople will doubtless bs connected by Ratirvad. : SLAVERY IN THE SouTy.—A gentleman of great wealth, and who has enjoyed some of the highest honors in the gift of the Sfate, was, on Wednesday last, seen walking with his family, in the procession which followed to its last resting place, the body of a favored servant; upon further enquiry, we learn; ed that through all the weary hours of the night which terminated the existence of this slave, his gifted lady and himself were in attendance upon him, and soothing his last moments, gave directions for the sad offices becoming the occasion. ‘ A scene exbibiting a different phase of negro life, and which would indicate the enjoyment among themselves of considerable social advantages, might have . beén ‘witnessed the evening before the last.— Two colored persons, held in considerable estimation, were about to be married,“and_curious persons in the vicinity counted as. many as twenty-five carriages in attendance upon the ceremony.—Charleston Standard, wate: Important To THE LaprEs.—It is said that: in washing clothes the addition of thrée-quarters of an ounce of borax to a pound of soap, melted in without boiling, makes a saving of one-half in cost of soap. and three-fourths the labor of washing, .and improves the whiteness of the fabrics, besides the usual caustic effect is removed, and the hands are left with a peculiar soft and silky feeling, leaving nothing more to be desired by the most ambitious washerwoman. Can’t Reap AnD WriItTE.—Mr. De Bow, late Superintendent of the Census, says in his Review, “that in Alabama there are 33,757 native white citizens unable to read and write! Georgia has 41,200 of the same class! Kentucky 66,687; North Carolina, 73,566; 77,005! Two Hundred and Ninety-two Thousand Two Hundred and Fifteen native white inhabitants in five slave States who cannot read or write. ASTONISHING EFFrects oF THE DrouGHT.— After hearing it stated, says the New Orleans Crescent, that travelers on the river are seriously annoyed by the’clouds of dust kicked up by the steamboat wheels, we were in some degree prepared for a piece of news like the following, which we find in‘ the Lexington, (Mo.) Express : ‘ “The Captain of the Steamer Golden State arrived here some days ago from Council Bluffs, and Yellow Stone, informs us ‘that the. river up in that region was very low—the + gag whole Country suffering for want’ of rain— and that while the boat was at the mout of, the Yellow Stone, the prairie caught: fire, and before the fire could be put‘out, the river ’ In New Haven, Conn,, the Medical College ison the road to the Cemetery, the Divinity College on the road to the Poor House, and the Law School otf the road to the Jail. On the opening of spring, a year ago, é joan’s hat was discovered resting upon the wry top of this tree.— No one could dare ti:\climbing of this tree el ght; how then came . of the same the hat there?“ "i \-4vas-the mystery it had.! Aw farnt evidently deen pideetin this” Socition by ala ee ~, summer’s breezes caused it only to nod, as if up with snow, to within ten feet of the top of . . selves. Mr. Brocha, of the house of Brocha, Buckman & Co., toils from twelve to sixteen hours per day. Brocha last year made $22,000,— What becameof it? Ten thousand dollars <c, “iv sple we maxwelis,””? while portion of the balance was expended on *‘ Blanche and Sarah,” so that they might go to New York and “show the Fantadlings” that there weré*other diamonds in New York besides. those which .Were inherited froma great Grandfather, who found in India’ a princely fortine and a diseased liver. Brocha hasbeen in business since 1840. He does a large and lucrative business. People who have never been in. his parlor and kitchen imagine that Broclia is worth a quarter of a million of dollars, while those*who have been in, wonder how he dodges the sheriff. Brocha is ‘Still toiling and still making money, and . yet, if he should die to-morrow, it is questionable whether his assetts would equal his liabilities. Brocha will:probably end his days by testing the.virtue of a shillings worth of strickhyne. Should we be one of the jurors *who sits upon his body, we should bring in the following verdict : “Died from the visitation of an extravagant wife and two senseless daughters.” SST SCE SR RCTS I ESTRAYS. AKEN UP by the Subscriber, on the 25th of June, One Bay Horse, four years old, blaze face, fore foot white, branded [0 0] on left shoulder. Also :— one sorrel horse taken up on the 17th day of July, with a few white hairsin the forehead, harness and saddle marks visible, branded [O] on right shoulder, also (BT) on left shoulder, supposed to be ten years old. WARNER & FELLOWS. Cottage Hill, July 24, 1855. Foreign Miner's Tax. LICENSES can be obtained of the undersign ed at his residence, on CHURCH STREET, 2nd door South of NEIL St. J. M. FOUSE, Depty Shrff. 37-t£ For Collection of Feréign Miner’s License Tax CONSTANT Additions are being made to our Sn ae ae ad BORDER, TINT PLAT EB, TYPE, &€., which will enables us to print Cards, Circulars, Hand Bills, Law Blanks, Posters, Bill Heads, Certificates o Stock, &c. &c.,in Gold, ilver and Crimson Bronzes Variegated Colors. equal to any other establishment of the xind in the State. Ordinance, No. IV. Prescribing the Fees and Salaries of Town Officers. The Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley do Ordain as follows : The Town Marshal shall receive for his services a salary of Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars per annum, also Five per centum upon all moneys collected by him, and also for his services in Justice’s Courts such fees as are allowed by law to Sheriffs for like ser: vices. The Town Treasurer shall receive for his. services Two and one half per centum upon all moneys receiyed and disbursed by him. The Town Assessor shall receive for his services the sum of Fifty Dollars. The Town Attorney shall receive as a full compensation for allduties performed by him as Attorney the sum of Fifteen Dollars foreach conviction had fora misdemeanor before a Justice, and he shallin no other cases receive compensation for. many services rendered, extept or du action on a -bond before the District Court, whéifhe*shdll receive Fifty Dollars for such recovery ~~ e, Adopted-March 90,1855. -. ‘ee. -ZENAS WHEEE. 8, President. Saotaaker, Clerk, pthe collection of Taxes on Real and Pet onal Property for the year 1855. -* Phe Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley do'ordain as follows : Srcrion 1.—The Marshal of said Town is hereby authorised and empowered, on and after the passage of this Ordinance, to demand any or all taxes upon personal property due the Town from any person liable to taxation. Section 2.—For all Taxes due on account of assesments on personal property after the twentieth day of May 1855, upon failure or refusal to pay the same (demand first being made, upon such delinquent when he.can be found) the Marshal shall fomthwith commence suit against such delinquent before any court having jurisdiction thereof, for the amount due. SkcTion 3.—For all taxes remaining unpaid upon real Estate, on the first day of September, 1855, the Marshal shall proceed as in Section 2d of this Ordinance. Adopted, April 24, 1855. J.P STONE, Pres. pro tem. Attest—R. Shoemaker, Clerk. ‘ Ordinance No. 47. Creating the office of — Master, and eonserning ogs. The Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley, do ordain as follows : Section 1—The office of Pound Master is hereby cre ated. Said office to be filled by an officer appointed by, and to serve during the pleasure of the Board. Section 2—From and after the 25th April, it shall be unlawful for owners, or other persons having the charge of swine to permit them to run at large outside their enclosures in said town. -: Section 3—All swine found running at large in said town, shall be taken up and impounded by the Ponnd Master of Grass Valley, and at the expiration of five days shall be sold to the highest bidder at public vendue, unless delivered to the owners or keepers of the said swine, upon compliance with the provision of this Ordinance: Srcrion 4.—The Pound Master, upon taking up and impounding any swine, as hereinbefore provided, shal} post at least three notices, in three publie places in said town, describing said swine, and naming the day on ‘which they were taken up, and the day on which they will be sold, together with the hour and Y, OF sect ON Upon the sale of any swine so taken up impounded, the proceeds thereof shall, after paying all €xpenses'and costs, be paid into the Town Treasury,-to be returnéd to those who may prove them: the ‘satisfaction of the magistrate in the Valley, entitled to receive the same.‘Pound’ Master shall be entitled to irk ¢-sehe Poupi -recéive from ‘thase claititng Sy Brine in his possession, the sum of two dollars éach swine, and the further sum of one dollar per day, for feeding and keeping the same while inthis custody: “And he shall further be entitled to recive nty-five cents for each notioe required by this Ordiniance, together with ten per cent on the receipts of all sales made by authority of this Ordinance. Adopted April 20, 1855. J. P. STONE, Pres. pro tem. Attest—R. SHozmaxkrr, Clerk. were spent by Mrs Breeha for . always on hand. Street, Grass Valley. Rooms, Main Street. the Costs of Sale. 423, 424, 557, 558, 576, 1 share ea “626, 10 shares iT; iT; 635, 4 és “cc “cc 636, 3 “cc “642 & 648, 1 share each, 2 shares be ‘é 650, 4 “é «© ~723&724,10shareseach 20 “ “ ““c 630, ye “ec “cc sé 651, 4 “cc ““ “ec 183, : l “cc “ee rt4 1702, 1 “cc ss “ Ato 6,1lshareeach,6 ‘ “cr 6é 8 to 14, i rz) oe iz «i “ee to 50,1 «. °“ 34. « a a oaea go 1052." “102 “ “ce “ 102 to 417, 3 oe “ce 48 “cc “ “ Ji8to130,1 “ ole gr (= Sees «“ “ 131%0140,5 “ eo rT; ts 171 to 178, a. 6 8 sé os 6 187 to 211, o6 -OF, “6 bc és 212 to 235, 2 “cc rt) 48 “é v3 ‘ 236 to 244, 3 6 sc 27 oe 7; ‘cc 945 to 269, di “ “c 25 6c és “ 970 to 293, a «& 48 “ rT “ 9940 302, 3 ia 66 “ 664, D Sa oe ee 2 oe G“enme 2 “2 4 o “ 738 & 715,32 ek Oe ees: é& “ g06 &812,3 “ pee . 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ORMERLY Marks & Witkowski, would inform the citizens of Grass Valley-and vicinity, that he bas opened Next Door below Benton's Exchange, Stace i : Stage leaves every morning at 6 1-2 o’clock, runnin A CIGAR & STATIONERY STORE, through to Sacramento, and arriving in good time the Where he will keep constantly on hand a! same day. large assortment of CIGARS of the choicest. ‘‘ Sacramento tteeeeeee cee eee 88/00 brands, together with W. H. BENTON, Agent: Atlantic Papers, and all the prinPGrass Valley, Jan. 1855. cipal Magazines of the day. REMOVAL.J2e-Mr. W. is Agent for all the principal J. H. HENDERSON, begs 1 Daily and Weekly Papers published in Calip inform his friends and the pubis te ones fornia, which will be served to subscribers in that he has removed from Mill to Main St. Grass Valley daily, on the arrival of the pr Fea ear Star Bakery, where he keeps coneae 8 yo stages. @®-Gentlemen wishing papers de= livered at their stores or places of residence,. “ or eae uae Assortment of will please leave their orders as above, or at and SHOES, f From some of the first Manufacturers in the United the Pacific Express Office. 41-tf States. He invites the attention of his freade ine . . the public generally, to his extensive and varied Stock Wu. W. Girt. Gro. W. Girt. confident that he can suit any taste, and determined * Wor. w. GIFT, & CO., to be undersold by no one in the Valley. BOOTS & SHOES of his own manufacture constantBRUBERS, a ee ed ly on hand and gg> Made to order at the shortest notice <@&_ As he is determined to work nothing but Corner of J. & 3d Sts, Sacramento. the very ae even and having = a practical exé =3 perience of I'wenty-three years in the Business, in ILL SELL EXCHANGE drawn by Drexel, Slather United § is shat Ee Gieaseh at nicht, 14 once eels, a the United States and Europe, he flatters himself U < = that he will be able to give entire satisfaction i i Van Vieck, Read € Drexefs. 0.55.8 New York. Department. He ghar this occasion to return le a J. W. Clark & Co..2. eet eeeeeeeees Boston. cere thanks for the continued patronage bestowed on RE OS ian say Se v5 s awinee cog Philadelphia. him for the past three and a half years, and hopes Ad. Wheeler, Bec Co. .05 2s par mma from his increased Stock and facillties for doing busiHaskell & Co., Exchange Bank. .St. Louis, Mo. . 2°55 t© merit a continuance of the same. aca A. D. Jones, Esq. Cashier... Pittsburg, Pa. q oer A.-D. Hunt. & Co. 0. gence . .Louisville, Ky. a OB PRI TING J. 3: byes ve ceeesess Detroit, Mich. 4 : b ) P) i ALSO—Drafts on Stuttgart and Frankfort on the Main, Germany. Highest price paidfor Gold Dust. Certificates of-Deposite and other Exchange bought at cnrrent rates, and a general Banking business transacted. 4aOrders sent for Exchange by the Pacific Express Company will be promptly attended to. OF EVERY VARIETY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE. Ina Style Unsurpassed by any establishment in the State. ARE YOU IN WANT 4as—~ Checks on San Francisco at par. 462m CARD, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS STILES’ DAILY EXPRESS POSTERS, ta To Iowa HI. ~ CERTIFICATES, 4a Letters, Packages, &c. forwarded promptly. Office in Grass Valley, Office at Iowa Hill, at Stiles’ Book Store, ; On Main Street. : LAW BLANKS, or any description of Printing? Then call at the Office of the Grass Valiey Telegraph and leave your orders. — AT é M. Winn’s Book Store. TrRMS moderate for cash. RHEUMATIS'M AND FEVERS NCIDENT TO THIS CLIMATE, can be cured in th speediest and safest manner by Dr. Czapkay, th celebrated Hun garian Physician. These diseases a treated by Dr. C. in fhe most agreeable and scient Valuable Property for Sale. BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, with two acres of fine Garden Land, now under high cultivation, situted on the east side of Grass Valley, near the ‘‘Pheos RSs 29 as h Ie . mode. He particularly inyites to his establishm pain fee" P eee pe ao * . those suffering from Chronic Rheumatism, who h i J. F. HAMILTON. heretofore failed to obtain relief. 47-5t On the premises. To those suffering from fevers peculiar to this coast he would promise immediate relief. Call and consult with the Dr. at his Medical Institute. S U MMONS. Le a C. has a new and efficient remedy for DiarSTATE OF CALIFORNIA Jusrice’s Court. hoea and Dysentery. Call all; consult; consultation County or NEVADA, Veg Bator free. Office hours from 9A. M. to 9 P. M., at the Grand Medical and Surgical Institute, Armory Hall Building, corner of Montgomery and Sacramento Sts. San Francisco. 34-mg Gardiner & Kirk, (LATE Kirk Broruers,) POST-OFFICE LITERBLBY DEPOT, Newsmen and Booksellers, Stationers and Bookbinders. THIRD STREET, next to the Post Office, Sacramento. April 6, 1854—+fn29 Township of Grass Valley. Louis R. Sowers, J. P. The People of the State of California, to FRANK SQUIRE, Greeting : You are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in said Township, on the 26th day of November, A. D. 1855, at 10 o’clock, A. M., to answer unto the complaint of E. Friedman, who demands of you the sum of $106 13-100 as per arcount now on file in my office, when Judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with Cost and Damages, if you fail to appear and answer. To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County, Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand, this 18th day of August, A. D. 1855. : LOUIS R. SOWERS, A true copy. Justice of the Peace of said County. Attest R. W. Harris, Constable. HAVANA CIGARS.,.---25 Cases.—Ex Clip per ships Water Witch and Golden City, landing and for sale by B. C. & T. L. HORN, $Front street, may 1-lm cornerM erchant, San Francisco. AW BLANKS PRINTED AND FOR sale at the ‘‘Grass Valley Telegraph Office,”’ It appearing to me by Affidavit, that the above named defendant has departed from this State, and that a good cause of action exists, it is ordered that service of summons be had by publication in the Grass Valley Telegraph, three months, and until return day. Given under my hand, this 16th day of July, A. D. 1855. LOUIS R. SOWERS, J. P. 48-3m of Grass Valley Township. ’ ~~ " : = et ° 3 P} ‘ ag a , USDAY,SEPTEMBER 4, 1855. ' NO. 50. * : . jusinessBirectory, © «. Grass’ Valley Advertisements) Grass Valley Advertisements: EATTY} = ge ait Sige Office, Main St. Watches & J ewelry. we Hardware, “etc. etc. , corp} » + da. Denton, Proprietor. ts: , sos : : bed Beam . 2, L. DAVES, would say to the people of Fp BR eubsorifertiniinetes hand:a large asos RAPTH sh DR. L: A., Physician, Stirgeon and AcGrass Valley and vicinity that he has opened a i sortment of Hardware, which he ofters cow-Yur, Main steet, Rough & Ready,, : Watch and Jewelry Store, at the lowest prices, among which may be 4 &@ONE Door Wast or THE Post OFFICE, QA — the foleering articles, viz:@° =” “A ; , ; PRET pe : es’ Shovels, with a variety of : \ EN: \2. H., Wheelright and Carriage Maker, Where he will carry on _the*business under the suSpades, Hoes Garden kid Stuice Theda, Minicowtogie’ M. a, eet, Opposite the Aurora House. perintendance of Wam. HT. Lamb, (whose abili-. Hunts’—Collins’ ix ’ } bad: A L Dy . Hunts’—Collins’ and Simmons’ Axes, Adzes, “BroadA eid ties as an exneriented, Workman, are too well known ; S CC i File 2 ; to néed cdjmmen£) whe may. be Mea at ail teaaa in axes, a mete Cross-Cut Saws; Mill Files, Bakepy Tee *y . 0, we ! é sgt ove ans, & 8, -Chai as caries a BAD . oe. : ~ Eyes & ena Valley Bakery, and . readiness to serve all who may fayor him with a call. Pannel pid Rivslan Sac Peo Chisels, + Fruv AE abate bia ree! ae ee & Spicudid Bot of Goods how on hand, =: Auger Bits, Braces, Steel Squares, Screw 1 ALLER, Fr ANCIS, Dealerin Books, Stationery, &c., . and constantly receiving, which all willdo well to exit ti San ee Mas Hammers, one dot: West of Masonic Hall amine before. purchasing elsewhere. Fonte Natle Pete re eee uta, Screws, es } 5 z Rivets, Nails, Lanterns, Coffee Mills, Cork Screws, : 3 -4 Watches cleaned, neatly repaired and warranted. Powder Flasks, “Spurs,»Faucets, Wash-boards, ChopOB PRINTNG inall itsgrieties, neatly executed . gq5~ California Jewelry made to order, and all work . ping Knives, Chopping Trays, Sluice Brushes, Pick. at the Telgraph Ofilce. © done With promptneéss and dispatch. 12-tf . Axe, Chisel and Auguer Handles, Wire Seives, Clothed —— i teen Sad-Irons, Dinner Bells, Packing ¥arn, Britannia OUTZENHESER W., Druf sist and Apothecary, one }27% : Pite ers, Douglas’s Pumps, Lead: Pipe, Brass Kettles door West »f Masonic Tl “pin Bet. LUCAS, TURNER & CO., © 4 Zine, Belting Rivets, Quicksilver, ke." Al, 53 ae ALSO, a general assortmrént.of Hot air and 4 a # : premium COOKING STOVES, plain‘ and JaANSING & SIOEMAKER ‘Attorneys and Counsellors B A N K E R Ss E paned Tin Ware, Iren Ware Stove-Pine‘a jat Law, Offic in Adams &Co’s new Brick Building. * : , ag Tom-Iron, togethér with a variety *o ake 5 4 goods; to which the attention of the public is respecti" CLAUGHLIN E., Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Sheet . CO™MCF Of Montgomery and Sacksom Sts. . fins invited. E. McLAUGHLIN. ° Iron Wares, East of Masonic Hall, Main Street. _ San Francisco. Main St., one door East of the Masonic Hall. ARSHALL & ()., Deal Gi P Draw DRAFTS AT SIGHT or ON TIME, in sums to . #88 Valley, March 16—ti—n26 # . . SH: ¢ U)., Dealers in Groceries, Proyjsions, . suit, on oe i and Liquors, »orner of Main and Mi’Streetes, : Metropolitan Banks,...2..New York. To Country Mere hants. Schuchard & Gebhard. . New York. HE UNDERSIGNED having been Jobbing Grocerie V AYER & HARHIGAN, Dealers in Boots, Shoes and Simoes es nage a : RE and Provisions for the last four years, will.now’ Brogans, MainStréet, next to Alta Hall, Samuel Harris &Sons,. We Se was a. i "Baltisnore. Doa Cash Commission Business, a . as 4 S. Jones &Co...5.%%.. Pittsburgh. We solicit orders from Country Traders for all kind y Fe : a Z ntry Traders for all kinds i ‘ateintee ate at Adam Riggs fo i ag oe et Washington City. . of Goods. tater Groceries in particular we shall, by a . y lucas RUROU 3, He Pg Foe St.Louis. being constantly in the market, be able to fill orders Se ner z aE) ad Dust, Bullion and Certificates of Deposit bought . satisfactorily. INIX § 1 12 oy P g 3 ) HEENIX STEAM FLOUR MILL, Fresh ground Flour — highest market rates. We are sole Agents for the State for the sale of OBBERTS, EW, Att tLaw and Notary Pub Joux Sagas poser stows Swans’ Patent Atmospheric Soda Fountain. 8 orney at Law and Notary Pubee? a ia antes Seg : lic, Main street, below the Downep House. HENRY ms Sane a 2 NJ. RNISBET, : _ GOODMAN BRO. 2 ’ « Louis, Mo: San Francisco, Cal. 43-3m 50 Front Street, San Francisco. CHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, by Mrs. Royce, Mill < : The events of the past month demonstrate the proPHE N I X i ifyi bs sent de of i . PAW, C. R. Dentist—Office at Dornin’s Daguerrian toe Tanking mince ig California. : The cubeconel ‘ Steam F! M 1 ll . have adopted the following rules, which correspond our 7] ELLS, FARGO & 0O., Express and Banking House at pny experience in other cities has shown to be . GR ASS VALLEY. NEVADA COUNTY. sie Diether “gee ?. right and proper: : \ Main St., nearly opposite Mill. Checks on other Bauks, received on deposit before eee , : 3 o’clock, P. M., will be presented the same day; those TO MERCHANTS MEINE : deposited after that hour will be held till next morning ” OTHERS. BS AND : at the risk of the depositor. Delinquent Stock Sale. Parties desirous to renew their notes must in all caThe at Difficulty 0 te fe ses obtain our consent the day previous to their matu. . gre . y beans 2 OFFICE Hevverta & LAFAYETTE rity. No application for renewal will be entertained AVING PURCHASED New and Extensive Machine: “e <Gdlb’ Mining Co., altel tat tone. : ry for cleaning Wheat, which fully answers our Grass Valley, Aug. 20., 1855. Over drafts will not be permitted unless partie beSaucer tail i Sie heen bec m9 gg aap . 3 forhand procure the necessary credit by consent, or rurning out Superfine Flour eThe following shares of the Capital Stoek . py depositing collateral security. ; bra pales omy Ping ssa ac cahccdadinad tu dust * te Gold Minin We will issue Certificates of Deposit as heretofore Cet gratetul to those who sustained us during of the Helretia and a “Kien bie payable on demand, without interest. yp attending the starting of a new mill, and respectfully Comp any, will be ‘offered for sale at pu a And for the benefit of persons wishing to avail them. #8K a continuance of the favors so generally extendauction, on Thursday, September 20th, 1855, . .cives of the advantages usually confirmed by Savings, ed to us, and promise to return, (without any misat 10 o’cleck, A. M., at the office of the Com. Banks, we will issue two other classes of Certificates: . take) Good Flour at fair prices. i ‘ ‘ Cc Cal 1st.—Certificates at Ten Day’s sight, bearing inter--. ‘44 Ou hand a superior article of Self Raising pany in Gress Valley, Nevade Conny pened aes the rate oe ene ne Flour. Also : Bran, Shorts, and Middlings f tof Five Dollars on each percent per aun ’ , i g8, or an asssessmen : : 2nd.—Certificates for six months, and over, at the -BENNETT & TILLEY. share, now due and unpaid, together with . sate of ten per cent per annum. Grass Valley, Nov. 1854 3-4f : me April Ist Bank hours will be from 10 A. M. to =e ee CER eer ea pee, By order ¥ feo mire iy S octets y, these alles are considere secs salhaeiditti te Great Reduction of F are, 3 ME AN, eagt e public as well as ourselves. = : Dewi ae inn ate Helvetia & Lafayette Gold Mining Co. * LUCAS, TURNER & CO. . . CALIFORNIA STAGE Co. March 20th, 1855. -26-6w pres : : a a (Fact after Monday, June 14, the CALIFORNIA Coxt'fs No is N a0 je pshare ort 0 sharys. ee eee COxconcher will tence Haat. Honaee pases ——— . lh aK ; i ‘ a ¥ " ‘ ~ 2 3 “ AQAtO 420, 3 “* en > ee 8, a e 5 POPLIN So iss cma 0 ”

BY i ‘4 i 1 7 i Ne nee RE alagm cies SPR cr np VOL. 2. “THE TELEGRAPH. WHEKLY NEWSPAPER,PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORN ING, IN GRASS VALLEY. Main Street, opposite the head of Church Street. American is réspous\ble for the following : High upon the westei and at the bottom of deep gorge or Cafion » . stands almost alone THE. MysTEerious Har.—-The Placerville of eotemporary, who is usually pretty well posteg in satin and statistics, gives the folmslope of the Sierra . lowing as an exau ple of the senseless extraved: . gances in which some wives and daughters i immense pine tree, . indulge. It strikus us there is some truth in J. HW. BOARDMAN & CO., Proprietors . the top of which is toré than 120 feet above . the extract, TERMS: For one year, it advance,.......$7,00 For six months, 05.02. Sse i eteses es «400 For three montas, .. 6. 04. csencs vss. «2,00 Sumgin COpies,. 2. ce.0s «5 se ae xalowes 25¢ ALES TE SETTING os PLAN CERO ARE Curious Paenomenoy.—On Saturday last. (. SvouT SU Tece Witie Morning, our river suddenly rose from three to four feet in. height. Big waves extending its whole width, surged furiously along, very seriously affecting the vessels at anchor, and tossing about the smaller craft asso many toys. .The water deepened rapidly, and some alarm was felt as to how it would all end. After the termina’ tion of fifteen minutes, however, this ‘influx began to subside, and the river became quiet asusual. At 4o’clock in the afternoon, a precisely similar movement commenced in an opposite.direction—the water rushed out, exhausting the river from three to four feet below the usual level. After this sudden freak the equilibrium of waters was again restored. Several gentlemen who observed this were puzzled how to account for it, as there was no wind stirring, and the lake was still. A precisely similar circumstance happened to ' Baffalo River some two years since, at the same time a severe shock of an earthquake was felt in Ontario and other Counties. Many were disposed to trace this effect to such acause. Whether our lake has its flood and ebb tide, or whether this phenomenon was caused by the “earth’s internal fire’ we leave for savans to investigate and decide.—Chieago Tribune, June 19. The Russian language is said to be one of the richest and most beautiful in the world. It is soft and agreeable in sound, and has not _ the defect of the Italian in being too effeminate; it contains many words that express the same ideas. If ever a Russian Shakespear or Milton arise, he will find an inexhaustible treasure in his native tongue wherewith to express his thoughts. But at present there is scarcely any national literature, owing to the deadening influence of the government. The principal Russian authors are Poushkin the poet, Caramskin, the historian, and Kirloff, the writer of fables. One of the western villages passed an Ordinance forbidding taverns to sell liquor on the Sabbath, to any persons except travelers. The next Sunday nearly every man in town was seen walking around with a Carpet Bag in one hand, and a pair of Saddle-bags in the other. z Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr., in a recent lecture on Mormonism, stated that Joseph Smith the founder of the sect, was born of parents, who removed from the County of Essex, Mass. to Vermont, about the time of his birth— When in Essex County they lived in Middleton, within five miles of the spot, where the Salem Witchcraft sprung up Spiritual rappings still extensively prevail in the same neighborhood. What there is in that region that tends to raise Beelzebub, is an inquiry worthy of the most profound philosophical examination. A Lavy and a gentleman disputing upon @ subject, the lady testily remarked : “Sir, we cannot agree in anything.” “You are wrong, madam, said he. If you should go into a room in which there were two beds, a woman in one and a man in the other, with whom would you sleep? ”’ “With the lady, of course,” replied she. “So would I!” the gentleman replied. A London Builder has projected a scheme, under distinguished auspices, for the formation of a road through London, eight miles long, roofed in with glass, with houses and and shops on either side, and beyond these, also on each side, two lines of rails, one above the other, the lower for trains stopping every mile, the upper for Fxpresses. By No Meays.—A gentleman in Boston some time since, was reading from a paper that Mrs. Barrow was to have a benefiit at the Boston Theatre, on which occasion she would introduce her sister as Lady Gay Spanker. A little girl of the family, who did not exactly understand the remark, enquired if Lady Gay would spank her before all the folks! A Noster Act.—The conductor on an Eastern road, a short time since, saw a boy in in the water, and about to drown, notwithstanding the train was going at the rate of twenty-five miles an hour, he sprang from the car into the pond, and rescued the youth. Such an instance of presence of mind, coupled with daring courage and intrepidity is rare indeed. A Youne Morner.—The census taker found & woman in Mascedon, N. Y., 23 years old, mother of four children, the eldest of whom is 12 years; next 8; third 3; last 1 year. The eldest of course was born when the mother was 12 years old. the ground at its xq) to such an immense * . ’ man’s hand, as it seemed to be fastened -there; for neither the drenching storms, nor’ the wifiter’s snows, nor the fury of the mountain blasts had been able to displace it, while the laughing at our-surmises. But last winter brought with it a solution of the mystery.— On visiting the spot, after a long continued storm, the entire caiion was found leveled the tree; and when it is considered that less snow fell during the last winter than was ever before known, itis fair to conclude that some one, from mere curiosity, had fastened the hat in its position, when the top of the tree was in reach of the hand, from the surface of the snow. Russtan ENTERPRISE AND DETERMINATION, To show how great are the exertions of Russia in the present war, it is now said that they have, by the most incredible exertions, so far advanced with a Rail Road from Moscow to Perekop, that it will be completed and in full operation in the autumn. This will enable them to pour inro the’ Crimea soldiers and supplies without limis. The French are so well aware of this that they are fortifying Kameesch, and will render it the strongest fortress in Europe, and sooner or later they will probably retire to it. Perekop is about 800 miles south of Moscow, and stands at the junction of the Crimean Penensula with the main land. It is 100 miles north of Sebastapool. When the above Railroad is complete, Russia will have a continuous .tract of over 1200 miles in length, extending north and south through her dominions, from St. Petersburg, on the gulf of Finland, to the shore of the Black Sea. At no distant day, St. Petersburg and Constantinople will doubtless bs connected by Ratirvad. : SLAVERY IN THE SouTy.—A gentleman of great wealth, and who has enjoyed some of the highest honors in the gift of the Sfate, was, on Wednesday last, seen walking with his family, in the procession which followed to its last resting place, the body of a favored servant; upon further enquiry, we learn; ed that through all the weary hours of the night which terminated the existence of this slave, his gifted lady and himself were in attendance upon him, and soothing his last moments, gave directions for the sad offices becoming the occasion. ‘ A scene exbibiting a different phase of negro life, and which would indicate the enjoyment among themselves of considerable social advantages, might have . beén ‘witnessed the evening before the last.— Two colored persons, held in considerable estimation, were about to be married,“and_curious persons in the vicinity counted as. many as twenty-five carriages in attendance upon the ceremony.—Charleston Standard, wate: Important To THE LaprEs.—It is said that: in washing clothes the addition of thrée-quarters of an ounce of borax to a pound of soap, melted in without boiling, makes a saving of one-half in cost of soap. and three-fourths the labor of washing, .and improves the whiteness of the fabrics, besides the usual caustic effect is removed, and the hands are left with a peculiar soft and silky feeling, leaving nothing more to be desired by the most ambitious washerwoman. Can’t Reap AnD WriItTE.—Mr. De Bow, late Superintendent of the Census, says in his Review, “that in Alabama there are 33,757 native white citizens unable to read and write! Georgia has 41,200 of the same class! Kentucky 66,687; North Carolina, 73,566; 77,005! Two Hundred and Ninety-two Thousand Two Hundred and Fifteen native white inhabitants in five slave States who cannot read or write. ASTONISHING EFFrects oF THE DrouGHT.— After hearing it stated, says the New Orleans Crescent, that travelers on the river are seriously annoyed by the’clouds of dust kicked up by the steamboat wheels, we were in some degree prepared for a piece of news like the following, which we find in‘ the Lexington, (Mo.) Express : ‘ “The Captain of the Steamer Golden State arrived here some days ago from Council Bluffs, and Yellow Stone, informs us ‘that the. river up in that region was very low—the + gag whole Country suffering for want’ of rain— and that while the boat was at the mout of, the Yellow Stone, the prairie caught: fire, and before the fire could be put‘out, the river ’ In New Haven, Conn,, the Medical College ison the road to the Cemetery, the Divinity College on the road to the Poor House, and the Law School otf the road to the Jail. On the opening of spring, a year ago, é joan’s hat was discovered resting upon the wry top of this tree.— No one could dare ti:\climbing of this tree el ght; how then came . of the same the hat there?“ "i \-4vas-the mystery it had.! Aw farnt evidently deen pideetin this” Socition by ala ee ~, summer’s breezes caused it only to nod, as if up with snow, to within ten feet of the top of . . selves. Mr. Brocha, of the house of Brocha, Buckman & Co., toils from twelve to sixteen hours per day. Brocha last year made $22,000,— What becameof it? Ten thousand dollars <c, “iv sple we maxwelis,””? while portion of the balance was expended on *‘ Blanche and Sarah,” so that they might go to New York and “show the Fantadlings” that there weré*other diamonds in New York besides. those which .Were inherited froma great Grandfather, who found in India’ a princely fortine and a diseased liver. Brocha hasbeen in business since 1840. He does a large and lucrative business. People who have never been in. his parlor and kitchen imagine that Broclia is worth a quarter of a million of dollars, while those*who have been in, wonder how he dodges the sheriff. Brocha is ‘Still toiling and still making money, and . yet, if he should die to-morrow, it is questionable whether his assetts would equal his liabilities. Brocha will:probably end his days by testing the.virtue of a shillings worth of strickhyne. Should we be one of the jurors *who sits upon his body, we should bring in the following verdict : “Died from the visitation of an extravagant wife and two senseless daughters.” SST SCE SR RCTS I ESTRAYS. AKEN UP by the Subscriber, on the 25th of June, One Bay Horse, four years old, blaze face, fore foot white, branded [0 0] on left shoulder. Also :— one sorrel horse taken up on the 17th day of July, with a few white hairsin the forehead, harness and saddle marks visible, branded [O] on right shoulder, also (BT) on left shoulder, supposed to be ten years old. WARNER & FELLOWS. Cottage Hill, July 24, 1855. Foreign Miner's Tax. LICENSES can be obtained of the undersign ed at his residence, on CHURCH STREET, 2nd door South of NEIL St. J. M. FOUSE, Depty Shrff. 37-t£ For Collection of Feréign Miner’s License Tax CONSTANT Additions are being made to our Sn ae ae ad BORDER, TINT PLAT EB, TYPE, &€., which will enables us to print Cards, Circulars, Hand Bills, Law Blanks, Posters, Bill Heads, Certificates o Stock, &c. &c.,in Gold, ilver and Crimson Bronzes Variegated Colors. equal to any other establishment of the xind in the State. Ordinance, No. IV. Prescribing the Fees and Salaries of Town Officers. The Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley do Ordain as follows : The Town Marshal shall receive for his services a salary of Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars per annum, also Five per centum upon all moneys collected by him, and also for his services in Justice’s Courts such fees as are allowed by law to Sheriffs for like ser: vices. The Town Treasurer shall receive for his. services Two and one half per centum upon all moneys receiyed and disbursed by him. The Town Assessor shall receive for his services the sum of Fifty Dollars. The Town Attorney shall receive as a full compensation for allduties performed by him as Attorney the sum of Fifteen Dollars foreach conviction had fora misdemeanor before a Justice, and he shallin no other cases receive compensation for. many services rendered, extept or du action on a -bond before the District Court, whéifhe*shdll receive Fifty Dollars for such recovery ~~ e, Adopted-March 90,1855.. -. ‘ee. -ZENAS WHEEE. 8, President. Saotaaker, Clerk, pthe collection of Taxes on Real and Pet onal Property for the year 1855. -* Phe Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley do'ordain as follows : Srcrion 1.—The Marshal of said Town is hereby authorised and empowered, on and after the passage of this Ordinance, to demand any or all taxes upon personal property due the Town from any person liable to taxation. Section 2.—For all Taxes due on account of assesments on personal property after the twentieth day of May 1855, upon failure or refusal to pay the same (demand first being made, upon such delinquent when he.can be found) the Marshal shall fomthwith commence suit against such delinquent before any court having jurisdiction thereof, for the amount due. SkcTion 3.—For all taxes remaining unpaid upon real Estate, on the first day of September, 1855, the Marshal shall proceed as in Section 2d of this Ordinance. Adopted, April 24, 1855. J.P STONE, Pres. pro tem. Attest—R. Shoemaker, Clerk. ‘ Ordinance No. 47. Creating the office of — Master, and eonserning ogs. The Board of Trustees of the Town of Grass Valley, do ordain as follows : Section 1—The office of Pound Master is hereby cre ated. Said office to be filled by an officer appointed by, and to serve during the pleasure of the Board. Section 2—From and after the 25th April, it shall be unlawful for owners, or other persons having the charge of swine to permit them to run at large outside their enclosures in said town. -: Section 3—All swine found running at large in said town, shall be taken up and impounded by the Ponnd Master of Grass Valley, and at the expiration of five days shall be sold to the highest bidder at public vendue, unless delivered to the owners or keepers of the said swine, upon compliance with the provision of this Ordinance: Srcrion 4.—The Pound Master, upon taking up and impounding any swine, as hereinbefore provided, shal} post at least three notices, in three publie places in said town, describing said swine, and naming the day on ‘which they were taken up, and the day on

which they will be sold, together with the hour and Y, OF sect ON Upon the sale of any swine so taken up impounded, the proceeds thereof shall, after paying all €xpenses'and costs, be paid into the Town Treasury,-to be returnéd to those who may prove them: the ‘satisfaction of the magistrate in the Valley, entitled to receive the same.‘Pound’ Master shall be entitled to irk ¢-sehe Poupi -recéive from ‘thase claititng Sy Brine in his possession, the sum of two dollars éach swine, and the further sum of one dollar per day, for feeding and keeping the same while inthis custody: “And he shall further be entitled to recive nty-five cents for each notioe required by this Ordiniance, together with ten per cent on the receipts of all sales made by authority of this Ordinance. Adopted April 20, 1855. J. P. STONE, Pres. pro tem. Attest—R. SHozmaxkrr, Clerk. were spent by Mrs Breeha for . always on hand. Street, Grass Valley. Rooms, Main Street. the Costs of Sale. 423, 424, 557, 558, 576, 1 share ea “626, 10 shares iT; iT; 635, 4 és “cc “cc 636, 3 “cc “642 & 648, 1 share each, 2 shares be ‘é 650, 4 “é «© ~723&724,10shareseach 20 “ “ ““c 630, ye “ec “cc sé 651, 4 “cc ““ “ec 183, : l “cc “ee rt4 1702, 1 “cc ss “ Ato 6,1lshareeach,6 ‘ “cr 6é 8 to 14, i rz) oe iz «i “ee to 50,1 «. °“ 34. « a a oaea go 1052." “102 “ “ce “ 102 to 417, 3 oe “ce 48 “cc “ “ Ji8to130,1 “ ole gr (= Sees «“ “ 131%0140,5 “ eo rT; ts 171 to 178, a. 6 8 sé os 6 187 to 211, o6 -OF, “6 bc és 212 to 235, 2 “cc rt) 48 “é v3 ‘ 236 to 244, 3 6 sc 27 oe 7; ‘cc 945 to 269, di “ “c 25 6c és “ 970 to 293, a «& 48 “ rT “ 9940 302, 3 ia 66 “ 664, D Sa oe ee 2 oe G“enme 2 “2 4 o “ 738 & 715,32 ek Oe ees: é& “ g06 &812,3 “ pee . Sons s “¢ 9182 to 2188, 10 shr’sea. 70 “ ¢ 9499 tp 2048, 1°". -* aS ee 2220, e 9994S Se PIee eo eS eee 2231, 3 « s Py 2232, ns 6-9993 to 22350 4 se (O08R @ grata. “ «9959 t0 2261,16 “ “ 6, hit 6001, Cs 6002, ie “ 6003 & 6004, $e “ 6005 & 6006, “© & 6012 to 6040, “ _ 6042 to 6052, = “ 6074 & 6075, tox 8 6113, oo orb bo Oo co bon Fe boo “ — & 6130 to 6175, 138 “ 6 “ 6179 to 6190, a. ee ‘6 6“ 6192, Sa és “ FQ01 to 7020, sc “c AQ ” EE.. 6100, 2° “ —— & 6102 to 6110, oC ee “ — & 6193 to 6195, eat te oe “ —& 6196 to 6208, 10 “ “ 130 “ & “ 6244, 43 “ ss & 6251 to 6270, 10 “ “ 200 “ “4 6209, as ee 6210, : al ee 6211, + oe ~ ee 6212, a « 62138 & 6214, 2-¢ «+. 4° “« 6215.0 6218, 32 .° *« 4° ee CGE to 0228, 1 4 oe 6231, 3“ as 6041, ee ad: “G29 Sea, Yee Ee “ = 6242 0 6252, 2 * « 22“ « €6053t06061, 2 “ “ 18 “ “« 6662 to 6664, 2 “ “« . 6“ « 6065 t06068, 2“ “ 8% a +4 6114, 3S ag. 6241, hes 6.5 6242, g* oat 6243, 34 fe Se 6246, 20 “x “oo 6247, 2e* nS 6248, 12 “ « “¢ 6249, ys o 6 6250, 10 “ ee 6271, 10 “ “ Gey 6272, 10 “ 5 ae 6273, 10 “ a > Sites: pm senagncanag AROUS ae FOR MARYSVILLE. ge leaves every morning at 8 o clock. fi * ville, via Empire Ranch and Long Bar, iad Fare to Marysville settee ceceee cree es -88;00 FOR AUBURN. ORMERLY Marks & Witkowski, would inform the citizens of Grass Valley-and vicinity, that he bas opened Next Door below Benton's Exchange, Stace i : Stage leaves every morning at 6 1-2 o’clock, runnin A CIGAR & STATIONERY STORE, through to Sacramento, and arriving in good time the Where he will keep constantly on hand a! same day. large assortment of CIGARS of the choicest. ‘‘ Sacramento tteeeeeee cee eee 88/00 brands, together with W. H. BENTON, Agent: Atlantic Papers, and all the prinPGrass Valley, Jan. 1855. cipal Magazines of the day. REMOVAL.J2e-Mr. W. is Agent for all the principal J. H. HENDERSON, begs 1 Daily and Weekly Papers published in Calip inform his friends and the pubis te ones fornia, which will be served to subscribers in that he has removed from Mill to Main St. Grass Valley daily, on the arrival of the pr Fea ear Star Bakery, where he keeps coneae 8 yo stages. @®-Gentlemen wishing papers de= livered at their stores or places of residence,. “ or eae uae Assortment of will please leave their orders as above, or at and SHOES, f From some of the first Manufacturers in the United the Pacific Express Office. 41-tf States.. He invites the attention of his freade ine . . the public generally, to his extensive and varied Stock Wu. W. Girt. Gro. W. Girt. confident that he can suit any taste, and determined * Wor. w. GIFT, & CO., to be undersold by no one in the Valley. BOOTS & SHOES of his own manufacture constantBRUBERS, a ee ed ly on hand and gg> Made to order at the shortest notice <@&_ As he is determined to work nothing but Corner of J. & 3d Sts, Sacramento. the very ae even and having = a practical exé =3 perience of I'wenty-three years in the Business, in ILL SELL EXCHANGE drawn by Drexel, Slather United § is shat Ee Gieaseh at nicht, 14 once eels, a the United States and Europe, he flatters himself U < = that he will be able to give entire satisfaction i i Van Vieck, Read € Drexefs.. 0.55.8 New York. Department. He ghar this occasion to return le a J. W. Clark & Co...2.. eet eeeeeeeees Boston. cere thanks for the continued patronage bestowed on RE OS ian say Se v5 s awinee cog Philadelphia. him for the past three and a half years, and hopes Ad. Wheeler, Bec Co.. ..05 2s par mma from his increased Stock and facillties for doing busiHaskell & Co., Exchange Bank.. .St. Louis, Mo. . 2°55 t© merit a continuance of the same. aca A. D. Jones, Esq. Cashier..... Pittsburg, Pa. q oer A.-D. Hunt. & Co. 0. gence . ..Louisville, Ky. a OB PRI TING J. 3: byes ve ceeesess Detroit, Mich. 4 : b ) P) i ALSO—Drafts on Stuttgart and Frankfort on the Main, Germany. Highest price paidfor Gold Dust. Certificates of-Deposite and other Exchange bought at cnrrent rates, and a general Banking business transacted. 4aOrders sent for Exchange by the Pacific Express Company will be promptly attended to. OF EVERY VARIETY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE. Ina Style Unsurpassed by any establishment in the State. ARE YOU IN WANT 4as—~ Checks on San Francisco at par. 462m CARD, CIRCULARS, BILL HEADS STILES’ DAILY EXPRESS POSTERS, ta To Iowa HI. ~ CERTIFICATES, 4a Letters, Packages, &c. forwarded promptly. Office in Grass Valley, Office at Iowa Hill, at Stiles’ Book Store, ; On Main Street. : LAW BLANKS, or any description of Printing? Then call at the Office of the Grass Valiey Telegraph and leave your orders. — AT é M. Winn’s Book Store. TrRMS moderate for cash. RHEUMATIS'M AND FEVERS NCIDENT TO THIS CLIMATE, can be cured in th speediest and safest manner by Dr. Czapkay, th celebrated Hun garian Physician. These diseases a treated by Dr. C. in fhe most agreeable and scient Valuable Property for Sale. BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, with two acres of fine Garden Land, now under high cultivation, situted on the east side of Grass Valley, near the ‘‘Pheos RSs 29 as h Ie . mode. He particularly inyites to his establishm pain fee" P eee pe ao * . those suffering from Chronic Rheumatism, who h i J. F. HAMILTON. heretofore failed to obtain relief. 47-5t On the premises. To those suffering from fevers peculiar to this coast he would promise immediate relief. Call and consult with the Dr. at his Medical Institute. S U MMONS. Le a C. has a new and efficient remedy for DiarSTATE OF CALIFORNIA Jusrice’s Court. hoea and Dysentery. Call all; consult; consultation County or NEVADA, Veg Bator free. Office hours from 9A. M. to 9 P. M., at the Grand Medical and Surgical Institute, Armory Hall Building, corner of Montgomery and Sacramento Sts. San Francisco. 34-mg Gardiner & Kirk, (LATE Kirk Broruers,) POST-OFFICE LITERBLBY DEPOT, Newsmen and Booksellers, Stationers and Bookbinders. THIRD STREET, next to the Post Office, Sacramento. April 6, 1854—+fn29 Township of Grass Valley. Louis R. Sowers, J. P. The People of the State of California, to FRANK SQUIRE, Greeting : You are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in said Township, on the 26th day of November, A. D. 1855, at 10 o’clock, A. M., to answer unto the complaint of E. Friedman, who demands of you the sum of $106 13-100 as per arcount now on file in my office, when Judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with Cost and Damages, if you fail to appear and answer. To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County, Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hand, this 18th day of August, A. D. 1855. : LOUIS R. SOWERS, A true copy. Justice of the Peace of said County. Attest R. W. Harris, Constable. HAVANA CIGARS.,.---25 Cases.—Ex Clip per ships Water Witch and Golden City, landing and for sale by B. C. & T. L. HORN, $Front street, may 1-lm cornerM erchant, San Francisco. AW BLANKS PRINTED AND FOR sale at the ‘‘Grass Valley Telegraph Office,”’ It appearing to me by Affidavit, that the above named defendant has departed from this State, and that a good cause of action exists, it is ordered that service of summons be had by publication in the Grass Valley Telegraph, three months, and until return day. Given under my hand, this 16th day of July, A. D. 1855. LOUIS R. SOWERS, J. P. 48-3m of Grass Valley Township. ’ ~~ " : = et ° 3 P} ‘ ag a , USDAY,SEPTEMBER 4, 1855. ' NO. 50. * : . jusinessBirectory, © «. Grass’ Valley Advertisements) Grass Valley Advertisements: EATTY} = ge ait Sige Office, Main St. Watches & J ewelry. we Hardware, “etc. etc. , corp} » + da. Denton, Proprietor. ts: , sos : : bed Beam . 2, L. DAVES, would say to the people of Fp BR eubsorifertiniinetes hand:a large asos RAPTH sh DR. L: A., Physician, Stirgeon and AcGrass Valley and vicinity that he has opened a i sortment of Hardware, which he ofters cow-Yur, Main steet, Rough & Ready,, : Watch and Jewelry Store, at the lowest prices, among which may be 4 &@ONE Door Wast or THE Post OFFICE, QA — the foleering articles, viz:@° =” “A ; , ; PRET pe : es’ Shovels, with a variety of : \ EN: \2. H., Wheelright and Carriage Maker, Where he will carry on _the*business under the suSpades, Hoes Garden kid Stuice Theda, Minicowtogie’ M. a, eet, Opposite the Aurora House. perintendance of Wam. HT. Lamb, (whose abili-. Hunts’—Collins’ ix ’ } bad: A L Dy . Hunts’—Collins’ and Simmons’ Axes, Adzes, “BroadA eid ties as an exneriented, Workman, are too well known ; S CC i File 2 ; to néed cdjmmen£) whe may. be Mea at ail teaaa in axes, a mete Cross-Cut Saws; Mill Files, Bakepy Tee *y . 0, we ! é sgt ove ans, & 8, -Chai as caries a BAD . oe. : ~ Eyes & ena Valley Bakery, and . readiness to serve all who may fayor him with a call. Pannel pid Rivslan Sac Peo Chisels, + Fruv AE abate bia ree! ae ee & Spicudid Bot of Goods how on hand, =: Auger Bits, Braces, Steel Squares, Screw 1 ALLER, Fr ANCIS, Dealerin Books, Stationery, &c., . and constantly receiving, which all willdo well to exit ti San ee Mas Hammers, one dot: West of Masonic Hall amine before. purchasing elsewhere. Fonte Natle Pete re eee uta, Screws, es } 5 z Rivets, Nails, Lanterns, Coffee Mills, Cork Screws, : 3 -4 Watches cleaned, neatly repaired and warranted. Powder Flasks, “Spurs,»Faucets, Wash-boards, ChopOB PRINTNG inall itsgrieties, neatly executed . gq5~ California Jewelry made to order, and all work . ping Knives, Chopping Trays, Sluice Brushes, Pick. at the Telgraph Ofilce. © done With promptneéss and dispatch. 12-tf . Axe, Chisel and Auguer Handles, Wire Seives, Clothed —— i teen Sad-Irons, Dinner Bells, Packing ¥arn, Britannia OUTZENHESER W., Druf sist and Apothecary, one }27% : Pite ers, Douglas’s Pumps, Lead: Pipe, Brass Kettles door West »f Masonic Tl “pin Bet. LUCAS, TURNER & CO., © 4 Zine, Belting Rivets, Quicksilver, ke." Al, 53 ae ALSO, a general assortmrént.of Hot air and 4 a # : premium COOKING STOVES, plain‘ and JaANSING & SIOEMAKER ‘Attorneys and Counsellors B A N K E R Ss E paned Tin Ware, Iren Ware Stove-Pine‘a jat Law, Offic in Adams &Co’s new Brick Building. * : , ag Tom-Iron, togethér with a variety *o ake 5 4 goods; to which the attention of the public is respecti" CLAUGHLIN E., Dealer in Stoves, Tin and Sheet . CO™MCF Of Montgomery and Sacksom Sts. . fins invited. E. McLAUGHLIN. ° Iron Wares, East of Masonic Hall, Main Street. _ San Francisco. Main St., one door East of the Masonic Hall. ARSHALL & ()., Deal Gi P Draw DRAFTS AT SIGHT or ON TIME, in sums to . #88 Valley, March 16—ti—n26 # . . SH: ¢ U)., Dealers in Groceries, Proyjsions, . suit, on oe i and Liquors, »orner of Main and Mi’Streetes, : Metropolitan Banks,......2...New York. To Country Mere hants. Schuchard & Gebhard.. . New York. HE UNDERSIGNED having been Jobbing Grocerie V AYER & HARHIGAN, Dealers in Boots, Shoes and Simoes es nage a : RE and Provisions for the last four years, will.now’ Brogans, MainStréet, next to Alta Hall, Samuel Harris &Sons,. We Se was a. i "Baltisnore. Doa Cash Commission Business, a . as 4 S. Jones &Co......5..%%... Pittsburgh. We solicit orders from Country Traders for all kind y Fe : a Z ntry Traders for all kinds i ‘ateintee ate at Adam Riggs fo i ag oe et Washington City. . of Goods. tater Groceries in particular we shall, by a . y lucas RUROU 3, He Pg Foe St.Louis. being constantly in the market, be able to fill orders Se ner z aE) ad Dust, Bullion and Certificates of Deposit bought . satisfactorily. INIX § 1 12 oy P g 3 ) HEENIX STEAM FLOUR MILL, Fresh ground Flour — highest market rates. We are sole Agents for the State for the sale of OBBERTS, EW, Att tLaw and Notary Pub Joux Sagas poser stows Swans’ Patent Atmospheric Soda Fountain. 8 orney at Law and Notary Pubee? a ia antes Seg : lic, Main street, below the Downep House. HENRY ms Sane a 2 NJ. RNISBET, : _ GOODMAN BRO. 2 ’ « Louis, Mo: San Francisco, Cal. 43-3m 50 Front Street, San Francisco. CHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, by Mrs. Royce, Mill < : The events of the past month demonstrate the proPHE N I X i ifyi bs sent de of i . PAW, C. R. Dentist—Office at Dornin’s Daguerrian toe Tanking mince ig California. : The cubeconel ‘ Steam F! M 1 ll . have adopted the following rules, which correspond our 7] ELLS, FARGO & 0O., Express and Banking House at pny experience in other cities has shown to be . GR ASS VALLEY. NEVADA COUNTY. sie Diether “gee ?. right and proper: : \ Main St., nearly opposite Mill. Checks on other Bauks, received on deposit before eee , : 3 o’clock, P. M., will be presented the same day; those TO MERCHANTS MEINE : deposited after that hour will be held till next morning ” OTHERS. BS AND : at the risk of the depositor. Delinquent Stock Sale. Parties desirous to renew their notes must in all caThe at Difficulty 0 te fe ses obtain our consent the day previous to their matu. . gre . y beans 2 OFFICE Hevverta & LAFAYETTE rity. No application for renewal will be entertained AVING PURCHASED New and Extensive Machine: “e <Gdlb’ Mining Co., altel tat tone. : ry for cleaning Wheat, which fully answers our Grass Valley, Aug. 20., 1855. Over drafts will not be permitted unless partie beSaucer tail i Sie heen bec m9 gg aap . 3 forhand procure the necessary credit by consent, or rurning out Superfine Flour eThe following shares of the Capital Stoek . py depositing collateral security. ; bra pales omy Ping ssa ac cahccdadinad tu dust * te Gold Minin We will issue Certificates of Deposit as heretofore Cet gratetul to those who sustained us during of the Helretia and a “Kien bie payable on demand, without interest. yp attending the starting of a new mill, and respectfully Comp any, will be ‘offered for sale at pu a And for the benefit of persons wishing to avail them. #8K a continuance of the favors so generally extendauction, on Thursday, September 20th, 1855, . .cives of the advantages usually confirmed by Savings, ed to us, and promise to return, (without any misat 10 o’cleck, A. M., at the office of the Com. Banks, we will issue two other classes of Certificates: . take) Good Flour at fair prices. i ‘ ‘ Cc Cal 1st.—Certificates at Ten Day’s sight, bearing inter--. ‘44 Ou hand a superior article of Self Raising pany in Gress Valley, Nevade Conny pened aes the rate oe ene ne Flour. Also : Bran, Shorts, and Middlings f tof Five Dollars on each percent per aun ’ , i g8, or an asssessmen : : 2nd.—Certificates for six months, and over, at the -BENNETT & TILLEY. share, now due and unpaid, together with . sate of ten per cent per annum. Grass Valley, Nov. 1854 3-4f : me April Ist Bank hours will be from 10 A. M. to =e ee CER eer ea pee, By order ¥ feo mire iy S octets y, these alles are considere secs salhaeiditti te Great Reduction of F are, 3 ME AN, eagt e public as well as ourselves. = : Dewi ae inn ate Helvetia & Lafayette Gold Mining Co. * LUCAS, TURNER & CO. . . CALIFORNIA STAGE Co. March 20th, 1855. -26-6w pres : : a a (Fact after Monday, June 14, the CALIFORNIA Coxt'fs No is N a0 je pshare ort 0 sharys. ee eee COxconcher will tence Haat. Honaee pases ——— . lh aK ; i ‘ a ¥ " ‘ ~ 2 3 “ AQAtO 420, 3 “* en > ee 8, a e 5 POPLIN So iss cma 0 ”