April 13, 1870 (4 pages)

iene RD gt et SORBET AS ERE ROP ATA I AE j That Quarrel. Agein. at: The Stockton Independent, in iatroduciig an article from the TRANSCRIPT entitled “The — at Washington,” says’: Except for its inferential condemnation of the removal of Secretary Gorham;the following, from the Nevada Transcript of April 7th, will meet a general and ape indorsement. The inferénee of the Independent is certainly. far-fetched and entirely unwarranted by the language used. The ~=only reference made to the quarrel be-: tween Cole’ and Gorham, is ‘the follow. ing: . The quarrels mong the Califortiians at Washington ure discreditable to, themselves. and promoters.of discord in the “party: in> California ~fatest . is-between-Colethe contest appears so bitter that the latter has come ‘up before the ‘Sehato} rial caucus. . We do not allude to this " ‘quarrel for the ‘pur pose Of discussing its . merits, nor do we propose to indorse or gondeinn any of the participants. “We only desire to protest against the intro. duction of these personal matters into California politics, or the attempt of any man, whether friend or foe,’ to make his quarrel.a party matter. Where is the condemnation. of the removal of Secretary Gorham to be inferred from, this extract? .On the contrary it explicitly disclaims any intent to dis cuss the merits of this fight and protests against either of the participants attempting to bring it or. any, other personal matter into the politics of the _ State. We have never been the champion of Mr Gorham, nor do we propose to act as “bottle-holder” for any individual, while-he is engaged ina contest to get even on somebody who has offended him, and if we can prevent it the Republican party shall not be made a party to these contemptible squab: bles.“ We stand ready to. condemn any. man, in whatever position, who attempts to.press himself upon the party and to sacrifice its welfare for his own personal aggrandizement or vindica. tion. THe NatTionaAL Desr.—We are in” debted to C, P, Purinton, for the April statement of the national debt, issued from the Treasury Department, which he received from a gentleman employed inthe Department. From this statement it appears that the debt decrease from Marcli 1st’ to April Ist was $5,766,349 43. The recapitulation is as follows: Debt pearing, tetera’ in coin, Bonds at-5 per cent. 7. 221,589,800 60 Bonds at 6 per cent..,. 1, B86, B02, 800 UO 2. 107,942,100 00 00 Debt hea'pg int’st, fawisl money, ertificates at 8 per cent. 45,665,000 00 . Navy pension tuud, 8 per ‘cent, 14,000,000 00 59,565,000.00° Debt on which interest has ceased since MAWTby ewe reese 8,014.336 64 Debt bearing no interest -demand and legal tender notes, 856,109,621 00 Fractional currency 89, 568, 019 61 Certificates of gold deposited, 88,848,500 Ov mee A nt outstandin 2 pated MTOR mou ou n + @0¥e wed, es 44,790,273 TH. 9T 8 . Interest on the above. . eee. Total debt, principal & int’rst, 2, 2,650, ‘ori. 910 33 33 Amount in the ‘Treasury, coin, 105, 413. 746 08 : ** ourrency, VAI. 720 65 Sinking Fund.cccssccccess 80,047,642 00 Other United States bonds., 6, 181,665 86 . ; 218,115,782:59 Debt, leas amount in treasury, 4s 9,562,127 i4 Debt, less amount ia treasury on the 18t Wlt..cseecese ee 2, 438, 828,477 1% =i 5,766,349 43 ee ne ee ee ee Decrease of debt last month, Decrease of debt since March ist, 5,766,34943 From the statement of bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Companies, it appears thatthe amount to the Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific, Sioux City and Pacific Central and Western Pacific, mnakes an aggregate of $64,457,220. The interest upon which stands as follows: Interest accrued and not paid, $ 959,827 80 ** paid by United States, 6,831,064 96 bd — 4 trans portation of seetipeiseiieees 2,080,571 04 Balance paid. te U. S. as interest, 4,551,098 92 A HEN in Elizabeth, New Jersey, has succeeded in hatching seventeen chickens from fifteen eggs. . -VIran statistics of Philadelphia for the past year show, average births per day, 47; marriages, 18 ; deaths, 40. la New. Hampsbire judges. cannot ~ serve after attaining the age ofseventy, wh: se earns and. diligence can . work each in its limite] sphere,without faithléasiess 16se. thé exchseit: taxes! reject the other evil gift of Patronage, olshak confess their nferiority in prac tical good sense to all other nations, ory they must redeem their ‘administrative system. That reform will save revenue. and lighten taxation ; it will patalyze the hand of the public .thief,.and stop the political wWitlly’s wages; it will speed dispatch, perfect accuracy, and Jessen cost inthe transaction of the public business ;-it will open an honoraable career.to the tens of thousands of of young men and womenwho will glady fit themselves to-serve the State the strongest oat connecting the car= tion of the lobby with the living body of the Legislature-will bee eut asunder ;: the great departments ‘that share supreme power among them will again very slowly at that point. © place of Martin” open and money and ad does. to the amount of $2,500 stolen therefrom: About noon, Monday, Burke received & dispatch from a person’ on. the train approaching. the city. from.the.moun-. tains, informisg the officer that a person whom he liad . reasons to suspect was on board the train, having in his ‘possession a pail rolled up in:his'ebat or cloak, and to cause-his arrest. Burke at once procured an express wagon,and, having but little time. to. spare, drove: as fast-as-possible to the American riy-_ aboard the train, as it moves along’ ed in-reaching the’ bridge just in time: to catch the train and as he stepped on’ board ‘he noticed the man described’ discord or encroachment ; official vintee will cease to be a by-word, and private looking out of one of the tar windows. As he entered tlie car and sat down he noticed his man take the tin. pail and . from. public Juxity:State-administrations may mend by~ the example, and the overthrow no longér i seem hopeless of the kleptocracy , that tramples our gteat, cities under its eatyn hoofs, For the first time we shall stand-in the brotherhood of nations equals of all the rest in mutual knowledge and intelligent intercourse ; and for the first time justify our boast of niodérn republicanism, as a@ commonwealth ruled by. common sense and common virtue. Of two fatal presents made by. the Old World at-our birth, we have cast away. one, the Slavery which belied our political theory, before the first’ century of naticnal life ended; the second will be nobly begun by the perfect practical development of that theory, when we cca INDEPENDENT.—The Alia says : The} Examiner, not having succeeded in all that it proposed with regard to the bill for the protection (?) of litigants, feels itself constrained to. become moderately independent, We accordingly ° find that in opposition to large sections of its own party, it declares that the Fifteenth Amendment 1s an amendment, and that it would be worse than folly to offer opposition to it. That this is independence, at least of the moderate sort, is established by the fact tliat it assailed other journals when they questioned the soundness of the doctrine laid dowa by the Governor that the Fifteenth Amendment could not be adopted because it was not ap amendment atall. For this exhibition of unbiased judgment we are indebted, we presume, to the raid: made by the Reporter upon the original raiders, If that organ of Democracy had not so arranged: matters that in addition to. its own preper and specific share on the protection of litigants, it ig to have the exclusive publication of all sammonses toabsent defendants, would we have been ever treated to such a remarkable effervescence of fearless comment on the fart of the Zraminer. New Circus Cominc.—The advance party of the Great Oriental Circus Ag: . gregation,as the papers style it, has arrived in San Francisco from the East. This company ‘is said to embrace some of the best gymnasts, acrobats, riders, vaulters, and equestriennes in the profession’; and as none of them have ever before performed on. the’Pacific Coast, the lovers of the, sawdust will have ab opportunity of wittessing’ new and novel arenic feats. The principal performers are Chas. Fish, the celebrated bareback rider; the Lowry Sisters, eqestriennes ; scenic and hurdle riders; Charles Parker, the unique humorist, and Shetee and Whitney, acrobats, be sides a small army of lesser lights. The company will appear in this city ina few weeks. A ‘HoPINton,’—Attorney Seitarel Jo. Hamilton, as a lawyer, is of opinion that where an amendment or law has & proviso, that it may be inferred by: until such legislation is.-had, There's but they can go to the Legislature, wisdom for you, fore it was open.’ ‘article by . while~the courts under the control of . ’ appropriate legislation, it is inoperative & place it under the seat, The officer window near which the man sat was now down, whereas.a few moments be‘Felton; for such the. prisoner calls: himself, was marched to the. station house, and the tin can being opened it ‘was: fotnd to ‘cbritain the: identical gold watch stolen from Martin Ford,:of ‘Grass: Valley. {This is one. of. the robbers, or an accomplice nicely caged. It maybe that he'threw some money out of the window on seeing Burke enter the car, ‘at ‘the bridge, and the ‘officers have proceeded to that locality on a hunt for the gold. THE Democratic organ, the ‘Ohio Statesman, uses the following language respecting the Fifteenth Amendment: “We are now called upon to treat the amendment as an existing fact. The . ! ‘. power to whom the duty is confided by the laws has Officially proclaimed its . } ‘adoption ; Congress stands prepared, and, in fact is already engaged in fram-. ; ing laws ‘to enforce this(the Shesnth) appropriate legislation ;’ the dominant party, are quite ready ‘to fix the seal of their approval. ble facts, but our eyes cannot be shut to their. existence,” A Fear¥FouL Conpition oF THINGS. It is estimated, says: the San Jose “Mer cury, by. those who watched closely . the legislation of the sexsion just closed, that of the eighty members of the lower house. only fifteen were not, ‘in. the market. All the rest were pant chaseable, and sold ‘their votes and influence to further ‘every villainous scheme that came in their way. It was this style of legislator that some good people of San Jose thought we were wanting in courtesy not to flatter and} pat on the back, on, the : eecasion of their recent visit to this city. In the language of Dick Baker’s cat. “GENTLEMEN ‘you will have to excuse ME.” at ESO i Gos Back on THEM.—The County Clerk of Sacramento county makes a square “go back” on-Mandeville and others who advised him to refuse: to that he. will register all who apply, without regard to color, provided they . be otherwise qualified, and he also declares that he had no personal knowledge of the manifesto. So it appears Mandeville and others made asses of themselves, and the officers they flattered_and patted for disregarding the law, refuses to become “one of them.” ee THE EUREKA MINE.—The Alta says :.The yield, of the Grass Valley Eureka mine for thie last quarter was $141,706 48 exclusive of the sulpharets, which will yield about $6,000, bringing up the average yield to about $49,000 per month. FRIGHTENED.—The Sadtamento Reporter fears the voting of Neégrdes ‘will lead to social equality and umalgamation. Is it contagious with te > porter’s party ? OVER. one. bviadoed Sonn estimated to ‘be at present earag law.ia this country, ‘@F bridge, where lie could meet and get He stieceed. also took conizance*of the fact that they i These . . are stubborn, and certainly disagreea-. . register colored men, abd announces . . : ‘cents, Capping ieeate . gar 8 . purpose. The instrument was a eavy wrench made of iron, the handle about, three, feet long, and. made of one ‘and a half theh iron. Ite purpose evidently .was.the breaking off of binges to iron or safe doors, and this one had been applied to.the [email protected] the lint door of Michael’s store. Saturday last the Greenhora 1 mine was giving out some splendid rock, filled with freey gold and looking most beautifally in every way. Several. Hoi hshecimens ‘were taken out, on rock was stilla rip e “The na a bene are aiready; siching < muive. ani get up a Fourth of July celebration, and a meeting was {~~~ held forishat purppse last evening. = REVELS was once excluded from the . fienats gallery on acééunt’of color. —STRAWBERRIES_are—quoted_at_twodollars a.qpa yt ix in Jacksonville, Florida. How may you keep eggs from spoil. 5 ing? By eating cyheny,. when* they’re fresh. ‘WHAT seit iaxthexmost costly, and . the less liked the longer it lasts? A layvavlt: Gua WODAR 2MAT ‘A BNAIL has been trained by a Georgia man to go seventy ne in sixty Intuutes, oot’! WomMEN prisoners in Towa have all the rights soften. They are et to breaking stones. IT is the ;faghion, now to say thata man a little the worse for liquor is on a “Grecian Beuth.’?: A BEAU dressed (Gut resembles the cinnamon tree—the bark is of more value than the body.” "AN ugly old bachelor suggests that births should be under the hea . of “New Music.” BORN, Bowe In Washington April:1 1810, 10 the wife of Conrad Gr ieee n April 10th, Notice'to the roe HE public is acini notified that I have the Vonclesive A proncy of ee“ fo ged pA LS *S INNOC ie tat ere A Bia exter chp i e the. ot gg © other person can procur: lor delivery, wi oY. SAYERS. Nevada, April 12th, “1870, [ Notice to Scrip Holders, LL WARRANTS draw oe =F. the General Fund of Nevada See nptered rior to August 2d, 1900, w wilt be sa as on ee. 1451. ee 1440 : moet St 16, See, red al te. Races nd, 1869. will be paid on preseutation at the Treasurer's. Office. Interest on same ceases from this date. JULIUS eg at oe Treasurer. LULLY, Deput Nevada, April iith 1870. oltsintash __ House Ra Sale. THE unde undersi ed offers. hie Residence, . on Broad Street, for sale cheap. . The House is in exeellent repair, For particulars etiquire of EU. RB. FARQUHAR, ‘Novela: April ia B. LUTZ; 4 few doors below ‘the ee Exchange, =. STREET, NEVADA Cty. LATEST STYLE BOOK oe to bes on’ short nedloosall at reas: onable rates. REPAIRING of, all kinds in the very best style and Nid oe diam; Sori ae call, # H. R. BUSSENIUS, ° Druggist and Apothecary, CITY, DRUG STORE, MASONIC BUILDING, Cor. of Pine and Commercial Sts. ‘itv erry.’ Prescriptions Accurately Compounded Day or Night.43 , Nevada, March 2d. 8%. * hl ; HAIR zs DRESSING ‘TH SALOON. PHILIP DUCA. Pro . BROAD STREET, NEVADA cry, oe At ba aie ic Txeth Two Horn’ 8 Amalgamating Pans. ' ONE FLUE UE BOILER, é Twenty Feet Long. Diameter 42 inches. ONE 30-INCH GLOBE cient Castings of vers Description —AT— *@REATLY REDUCED PRICES. ae *" INQUIRE OF DAVID THOM, NEVADA FOUNDRY, SPRING STREET, Nevada City, March 8th. j “a —a **SHOO FLY," Oe a Don’t bodder me about ‘Globe Wom = “ales? ‘and ‘Goose Neck — 5 ISHER?S °§ Universal Hy drautte JE KNUCKLE JOINT A best Machine for Hydraatic: Mining ever. inyetited. It: works with greater’ ease, throws more water with less friction and costs leap money than‘any other machine.One of these machines may be seen at work * ‘TOWLE BRus, claims, at-the West ned of ar Loaf, near this city. or further particulars.apply to. F. H. FISHER, At the ‘Machine Shop, Stiles’ Mill. Nevada, April 8th. NEVADA DRUG STORE. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Successors to E. F. Spence. Pinicen in Drugs and Chemicals. A fall supply of the Standard Patent Medicines always on hand. Prescriptions s¢curately compounded at all gras ‘Or the day or night, Onice of Dr. 'R. M. HUNT, No. 43 Broad Street, Nevada City. Nevada Light Guard. Attention ¥OU are hereb ordered ‘to appear at a AKMOKY, in é NEVADA CITY, On MONDAY, April 18th, 1870 Ge@"THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE OR GANIZATION OF THE COMPANY, for the _. transaction of importani. business, and for drill. By order. JNO, A. LANCASTER, F Captain Commanding. . J. F. Carr, 0. 8. ap10 SPRING OPENINC I FIRST IN THE FIELD PARTICULAR NOTICE S<=> CURRENCY oe __JUST ‘RECEIVED NEW PRINTS, NEW DBESS. 2 PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES ANDGREENBACKS TAKEN AT PVR, A. GOLDSMITH. Nevada, March 10th, 1870. THE HARTFORD : FIRE : INSURANCE COMPANY Hartiord, Conn. Incorporated 1810. $2,500,000. Assets, ee G. P. SPARKS, Agent. NEVADA CITY. Nevada, March 30th. For City . Marshal. AMES McNALLY, a at. the request of ua. gh zeros ngewe will be a Seebvetass pec t the office o t chon ta elec ity Marshal, at the For. City . Marshal. © Ww. CORNELL is . is h8reby annonnced as a candidate fi oy AS Me ery or re-glection . te the office For City Marshal, 8. 8. GETCHELL is hereby anno G. as.a candidate for the ofice of City MarFor City Tx ss R. CRAWFORD is & candidate for City. G. Treasurer, All the emoluments to be Cases. to the Nevada Benevolent Roctsty. ~ For City 4 Assessor. . . DAYIDSON hi Wa as a candidate torte dal ot AND NOZZLE ia the. Hubbard, an able anc Me colored people yy celebrated in this ‘3 of the . Fifteenth Amer diminished ter prt participating, be was: 8 Fos devise BI tion was'Gotten up un the Lincoln Club of th welcomed by the firi1 gof bells. At} Lincoln Club formed + ramento street to escc in, ‘They 1 —dongregetional Chure ee 3 yas delivered by Rev. the 96th verse of the . “fake heed what-thor Roman.” The disco —jishoned to and freque exercises at the Churcl and the procession wi _Ohief Marshal and. Ai ~ was preceded by the k -the Lincoln Club-“of biter with the pictu and an American Fla; club, carrying a flag, : dren of Nevada and ‘¢ a banner upon whicl must éducate 5’ a larg also joined in the pro the. whole numberin; a hundred and fifty. . the principal streets t! atre, where the exerc to take place. The O President, .N. A. For ‘E.G. Waite, J. H. V M. 8;*Deal, J. Clark, Hanson, Dr. Chapm Felix Gillet, Isaac 6: Albert Callis; Chaplai and J, A. Wirth; Ma Thomas ; Reader, G ter’s brass band occuy prayer by Rev. J. W. band, the President o introdyctory remarks from the school child ica,” and’ the readin President: Grant and Secretary Fish annow the Fifteenth Amend) tine, The Orator of Hubbard was then in eted' an eloquent a frequent witty hits at keeping the audience and applauding. We the briefest outline, j impossible to do justi -congratulated the pec stances. and the occa reviewing the rebellit sulting.in the enfran and showing an entir tory and a correct co1 ings, The debates in on the Fifteenth Am viewed, and the speec Oates ‘and ‘ others verely criticised by t view 6f Henley conc! portion of the speecl man from Sonoma, abounding in aptne » lofty flights of imagin accounted for, natur sings its sweetest son with Mr, Henly, he song, which was repl Democratic aroma. dead, “We will sing] Elegy: -“Here rests his head t A youth to Fortune a Fair €cicnce smiled And Melancholy mar} Of our towasman ow the hercule: 8. T. Gates++the phil the Amendment. E tion! thorough in re the reasoning he bri: ject! His argument as that.of, the old lad reetions for good bl a cup of water and ¢ into it, and if the . either ‘sink or swim, The speaker next de heavy blows on the had pursued ‘toward concluded with an-e: to_exercise with wis them; and showed b among Negroes, tha ualify themselves t 6 duties of citizer cluded with an‘eloq ute to America, as tl and pledging on the remember ie d and pro f shelter, i. M After the oxercise York ey by the ahd the*Griiss Valle invited to partake, rol: mm -perance H:

iene RD gt et SORBET AS ERE ROP ATA I AE j That Quarrel. Agein. at: The Stockton Independent, in iatroduciig an article from the TRANSCRIPT entitled “The — at Washington,” says’: Except for its inferential condemnation of the removal of Secretary Gorham;the following, from the Nevada Transcript of April 7th, will meet a general and ape indorsement. The inferénee of the Independent is certainly. far-fetched and entirely unwarranted by the language used. The ~=only reference made to the quarrel be-: tween Cole’ and Gorham, is ‘the follow. ing: . The quarrels mong the Califortiians at Washington ure discreditable to, themselves. and promoters.of discord in the “party: in> California ~fatest . is-between-Colethe contest appears so bitter that the latter has come ‘up before the ‘Sehato} rial caucus. . We do not allude to this " ‘quarrel for the ‘pur pose Of discussing its . merits, nor do we propose to indorse or gondeinn any of the participants. “We only desire to protest against the intro. duction of these personal matters into California politics, or the attempt of any man, whether friend or foe,’ to make his quarrel.a party matter. Where is the condemnation. of the removal of Secretary Gorham to be inferred from, this extract? .On the contrary it explicitly disclaims any intent to dis cuss the merits of this fight and protests against either of the participants attempting to bring it or. any, other personal matter into the politics of the _ State. We have never been the champion of Mr Gorham, nor do we propose to act as “bottle-holder” for any individual, while-he is engaged ina contest to get even on somebody who has offended him, and if we can prevent it the Republican party shall not be made a party to these contemptible squab: bles.“ We stand ready to. condemn any. man, in whatever position, who attempts to.press himself upon the party and to sacrifice its welfare for his own personal aggrandizement or vindica. tion. THe NatTionaAL Desr.—We are in” debted to C, P, Purinton, for the April statement of the national debt, issued from the Treasury Department, which he received from a gentleman employed inthe Department. From this statement it appears that the debt decrease from Marcli 1st’ to April Ist was $5,766,349 43. The recapitulation is as follows: Debt pearing, tetera’ in coin, Bonds at-5 per cent.. 7. 221,589,800 60 Bonds at 6 per cent...,. 1, B86, B02, 800 UO 2. 107,942,100 00 00 Debt hea'pg int’st, fawisl money, ertificates at 8 per cent. 45,665,000 00 . Navy pension tuud, 8 per ‘cent, 14,000,000 00 59,565,000.00° Debt on which interest has ceased since MAWTby ewe reese 8,014.336 64 Debt bearing no interest -demand and legal tender notes, 856,109,621 00 Fractional currency 89, 568, 019 61 Certificates of gold deposited, 88,848,500 Ov mee A nt outstandin 2 pated MTOR mou ou n + @0¥e wed, es 44,790,273 TH. 9T 8 . Interest on the above.. . eee. Total debt, principal & int’rst, 2, 2,650, ‘ori. 910 33 33 Amount in the ‘Treasury, coin, 105, 413. 746 08 : ** ourrency, VAI. 720 65 Sinking Fund..cccssccccess 80,047,642 00 Other United States bonds., 6, 181,665 86 . ; 218,115,782:59 Debt, leas amount in treasury, 4s 9,562,127 i4 Debt, less amount ia treasury on the 18t Wlt...cseecese ee 2, 438, 828,477 1% =i 5,766,349 43 ee ne ee ee ee Decrease of debt last month, Decrease of debt since March ist, 5,766,34943 From the statement of bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Companies, it appears thatthe amount to the Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific, Sioux City and Pacific Central and Western Pacific, mnakes an aggregate of $64,457,220. The interest upon which stands as follows: Interest accrued and not paid, $ 959,827 80 ** paid by United States, 6,831,064 96 bd — 4 trans portation of seetipeiseiieees 2,080,571 04 Balance paid. te U. S. as interest, 4,551,098 92 A HEN in Elizabeth, New Jersey, has succeeded in hatching seventeen chickens from fifteen eggs. . -VIran statistics of Philadelphia for the past year show, average births per day, 47; marriages, 18 ; deaths, 40. la New. Hampsbire judges. cannot ~ serve after attaining the age ofseventy, wh: se earns and. diligence can . work each in its limite] sphere,without faithléasiess 16se. thé exchseit: taxes! reject the other evil gift of Patronage, olshak confess their nferiority in prac tical good sense to all other nations, ory they must redeem their ‘administrative system. That reform will save revenue. and lighten taxation ; it will patalyze the hand of the public .thief,.and stop the political wWitlly’s wages; it will speed dispatch, perfect accuracy, and Jessen cost inthe transaction of the public business ;-it will open an honoraable career.to the tens of thousands of of young men and womenwho will glady fit themselves to-serve the State the strongest oat connecting the car= tion of the lobby with the living body of the Legislature-will bee eut asunder ;: the great departments ‘that share supreme power among them will again very slowly at that point. © place of Martin” open and money and ad does. to the amount of $2,500 stolen therefrom: About noon, Monday, Burke received & dispatch from a person’ on. the train approaching. the city. from.the.moun-. tains, informisg the officer that a person whom he liad . reasons to suspect was on board the train, having in his ‘possession a pail rolled up in:his'ebat or cloak, and to cause-his arrest. Burke at once procured an express wagon,and, having but little time. to. spare, drove: as fast-as-possible to the American riy-_ aboard the train, as it moves along’ ed in-reaching the’ bridge just in time: to catch the train and as he stepped on’ board ‘he noticed the man described’ discord or encroachment ; official vintee will cease to be a by-word, and private looking out of one of the tar windows. As he entered tlie car and sat down he noticed his man take the tin. pail and . from. public Juxity:State-administrations may mend by~ the example, and the overthrow no longér i seem hopeless of the kleptocracy , that tramples our gteat, cities under its eatyn hoofs, For the first time we shall stand-in the brotherhood of nations equals of all the rest in mutual knowledge and intelligent intercourse ; and for the first time justify our boast of niodérn republicanism, as a@ commonwealth ruled by. common sense and common virtue. Of two fatal presents made by. the Old World at-our birth, we have cast away. one, the Slavery which belied our political theory, before the first’ century of naticnal life ended; the second will be nobly begun by the perfect practical development of that theory, when we cca INDEPENDENT.—The Alia says : The} Examiner, not having succeeded in all that it proposed with regard to the bill for the protection (?) of litigants, feels itself constrained to. become moderately independent, We accordingly ° find that in opposition to large sections of its own party, it declares that the Fifteenth Amendment 1s an amendment, and that it would be worse than folly to offer opposition to it. That this is independence, at least of the moderate sort, is established by the fact tliat it assailed other journals when they questioned the soundness of the doctrine laid dowa by the Governor that the Fifteenth Amendment could not be adopted because it was not ap amendment atall. For this exhibition of unbiased judgment we are indebted, we presume, to the raid: made by the Reporter upon the original raiders, If that organ of Democracy had not so arranged: matters that in addition to. its own preper and specific share on the protection of litigants, it ig to have the exclusive publication of all sammonses toabsent defendants, would we have been ever treated to such a remarkable effervescence of fearless comment on the fart of the Zraminer. New Circus Cominc.—The advance party of the Great Oriental Circus Ag: . gregation,as the papers style it, has arrived in San Francisco from the East. This company ‘is said to embrace some of the best gymnasts, acrobats, riders, vaulters, and equestriennes in the profession’; and as none of them have ever before performed on. the’Pacific Coast, the lovers of the, sawdust will have ab opportunity of wittessing’ new and novel arenic feats. The principal performers are Chas. Fish, the celebrated bareback rider; the Lowry Sisters, eqestriennes ; scenic and hurdle riders; Charles Parker, the unique humorist, and Shetee and Whitney, acrobats, be sides a small army of lesser lights. The company will appear in this city ina few weeks. A ‘HoPINton,’—Attorney Seitarel Jo. Hamilton, as a lawyer, is of opinion that where an amendment or law has & proviso, that it may be inferred by: until such legislation is.-had, There's but they can go to the Legislature, wisdom for you, fore it was open.’ ‘article by . while~the courts under the control of . ’ appropriate legislation, it is inoperative & place it under the seat, The officer window near which the man sat was now down, whereas.a few moments be‘Felton; for such the. prisoner calls: himself, was marched to the. station house, and the tin can being opened it ‘was: fotnd to ‘cbritain the: identical gold watch stolen from Martin Ford,:of ‘Grass: Valley. {This is one. of. the robbers, or an accomplice nicely caged. It maybe that he'threw some money out of the window on seeing Burke enter the car, ‘at ‘the bridge, and the ‘officers have proceeded to that locality on a hunt for the gold. THE Democratic organ, the ‘Ohio Statesman, uses the following language respecting the Fifteenth Amendment: “We are now called upon to treat the amendment as an existing fact. The . ! ‘. power to whom the duty is confided by the laws has Officially proclaimed its . } ‘adoption ; Congress stands prepared, and, in fact is already engaged in fram-. ; ing laws ‘to enforce this(the Shesnth) appropriate legislation ;’ the dominant party, are quite ready ‘to fix the seal of their approval. ble facts, but our eyes cannot be shut to their. existence,” A Fear¥FouL Conpition oF THINGS. It is estimated, says: the San Jose “Mer cury, by. those who watched closely . the legislation of the sexsion just closed, that of the eighty members of the lower house. only fifteen were not, ‘in. the market. All the rest were pant chaseable, and sold ‘their votes and influence to further ‘every villainous scheme that came in their way. It was this style of legislator that some good people of San Jose thought we were wanting in courtesy not to flatter and} pat on the back, on, the : eecasion of their recent visit to this city. In the language of Dick Baker’s cat. “GENTLEMEN ‘you will have to excuse ME.” at ESO i Gos Back on THEM.—The County Clerk of Sacramento county makes a square “go back” on-Mandeville and others who advised him to refuse: to that he. will register all who apply, without regard to color, provided they . be otherwise qualified, and he also declares that he had no personal knowledge of the manifesto. So it appears Mandeville and others made asses of themselves, and the officers they flattered_and patted for disregarding the law, refuses to become “one of them.” ee THE EUREKA MINE.—The Alta says :.The yield, of the Grass Valley Eureka mine for thie last quarter was $141,706 48 exclusive of the sulpharets, which will yield about $6,000, bringing up the average yield to about $49,000 per month. FRIGHTENED.—The Sadtamento Reporter fears the voting of Neégrdes ‘will lead to social equality and umalgamation. Is it contagious with te > porter’s party ? OVER. one. bviadoed Sonn estimated to ‘be at present earag law.ia this country, ‘@F bridge, where lie could meet and get He stieceed. also took conizance*of the fact that they i These . . are stubborn, and certainly disagreea-. . register colored men, abd announces . . : ‘cents, Capping ieeate . gar 8 . purpose. The instrument was a eavy wrench made of iron, the handle about, three, feet long, and. made of one ‘and a half theh iron. Ite purpose evidently .was.the breaking off of binges to iron or safe doors, and this one had been applied to.the [email protected] the lint door of Michael’s store. Saturday last the Greenhora 1 mine was giving out some splendid rock, filled with freey gold and looking most beautifally in every way. Several.

Hoi hshecimens ‘were taken out, on rock was stilla rip e “The na a bene are aiready; siching < muive. ani get up a Fourth of July celebration, and a meeting was {~~~ held forishat purppse last evening. = REVELS was once excluded from the . fienats gallery on acééunt’of color. —STRAWBERRIES_are—quoted_at_twodollars a.qpa yt ix in Jacksonville, Florida. How may you keep eggs from spoil. 5 ing? By eating cyheny,. when* they’re fresh. ‘WHAT seit iaxthexmost costly, and . the less liked the longer it lasts? A layvavlt: Gua WODAR 2MAT ‘A BNAIL has been trained by a Georgia man to go seventy ne in sixty Intuutes, oot’! WomMEN prisoners in Towa have all the rights soften. They are et to breaking stones. IT is the ;faghion, now to say thata man a little the worse for liquor is on a “Grecian Beuth.’?: A BEAU dressed (Gut resembles the cinnamon tree—the bark is of more value than the body.” "AN ugly old bachelor suggests that births should be under the hea . of “New Music.” BORN, Bowe In Washington April:1 1810, 10 the wife of Conrad Gr ieee n April 10th, Notice'to the roe HE public is acini notified that I have the Vonclesive A proncy of ee“ fo ged pA LS *S INNOC ie tat ere A Bia exter chp i e the. ot gg © other person can procur: lor delivery, wi oY. SAYERS. Nevada, April 12th, “1870, [ Notice to Scrip Holders, LL WARRANTS draw oe =F. the General Fund of Nevada See nptered rior to August 2d, 1900, w wilt be sa as on ee. 1451. ee 1440 : moet St 16, See, red al te. Races nd, 1869. will be paid on preseutation at the Treasurer's. Office. Interest on same ceases from this date. JULIUS eg at oe Treasurer. LULLY, Deput Nevada, April iith 1870. oltsintash __ House Ra Sale. THE unde undersi ed offers. hie Residence, . on Broad Street, for sale cheap. . The House is in exeellent repair, For particulars etiquire of EU. RB. FARQUHAR, ‘Novela: April ia B. LUTZ; 4 few doors below ‘the ee Exchange, =. STREET, NEVADA Cty. LATEST STYLE BOOK oe to bes on’ short nedloosall at reas: onable rates. REPAIRING of, all kinds in the very best style and Nid oe diam; Sori ae call, # H. R. BUSSENIUS, ° Druggist and Apothecary, CITY, DRUG STORE, MASONIC BUILDING, Cor. of Pine and Commercial Sts. ‘itv erry.’ Prescriptions Accurately Compounded Day or Night.43 , Nevada, March 2d. 8%. * hl ; HAIR zs DRESSING ‘TH SALOON. PHILIP DUCA.. Pro . BROAD STREET, NEVADA cry, oe At ba aie ic Txeth Two Horn’ 8 Amalgamating Pans. ' ONE FLUE UE BOILER, é Twenty Feet Long. Diameter 42 inches. ONE 30-INCH GLOBE cient Castings of vers Description —AT— *@REATLY REDUCED PRICES. ae *" INQUIRE OF DAVID THOM, NEVADA FOUNDRY, SPRING STREET, Nevada City, March 8th. j “a —a **SHOO FLY," Oe a Don’t bodder me about ‘Globe Wom = “ales? ‘and ‘Goose Neck — 5 ISHER?S °§ Universal Hy drautte JE KNUCKLE JOINT A best Machine for Hydraatic: Mining ever. inyetited. It: works with greater’ ease, throws more water with less friction and costs leap money than‘any other machine.One of these machines may be seen at work * ‘TOWLE BRus, claims, at-the West ned of ar Loaf, near this city. or further particulars.apply to. F. H. FISHER, At the ‘Machine Shop, Stiles’ Mill. Nevada, April 8th. NEVADA DRUG STORE. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Successors to E. F. Spence. Pinicen in Drugs and Chemicals. A fall supply of the Standard Patent Medicines always on hand. Prescriptions s¢curately compounded at all gras ‘Or the day or night, Onice of Dr. 'R. M. HUNT, No. 43 Broad Street, Nevada City. Nevada Light Guard. Attention ¥OU are hereb ordered ‘to appear at a AKMOKY, in é NEVADA CITY, On MONDAY, April 18th, 1870 Ge@"THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE OR GANIZATION OF THE COMPANY, for the _. transaction of importani. business, and for drill. By order. JNO, A. LANCASTER, F Captain Commanding. . J. F. Carr, 0. 8. ap10 SPRING OPENINC I FIRST IN THE FIELD PARTICULAR NOTICE S<=> CURRENCY oe __JUST ‘RECEIVED NEW PRINTS, NEW DBESS. 2 PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES ANDGREENBACKS TAKEN AT PVR, A. GOLDSMITH. Nevada, March 10th, 1870. THE HARTFORD : FIRE : INSURANCE COMPANY Hartiord, Conn. Incorporated 1810. $2,500,000. Assets, ee G. P. SPARKS, Agent. NEVADA CITY. Nevada, March 30th. For City . Marshal. AMES McNALLY, a at. the request of ua. gh zeros ngewe will be a Seebvetass pec t the office o t chon ta elec ity Marshal, at the For. City . Marshal. © Ww. CORNELL is . is h8reby annonnced as a candidate fi oy AS Me ery or re-glection . te the office For City Marshal, 8. 8. GETCHELL is hereby anno G. as.a candidate for the ofice of City MarFor City Tx ss R. CRAWFORD is & candidate for City. G. Treasurer, All the emoluments to be Cases. to the Nevada Benevolent Roctsty. ~ For City 4 Assessor. . . DAYIDSON hi Wa as a candidate torte dal ot AND NOZZLE ia the. Hubbard, an able anc Me colored people yy celebrated in this ‘3 of the . Fifteenth Amer diminished ter prt participating, be was: 8 Fos devise BI tion was'Gotten up un the Lincoln Club of th welcomed by the firi1 gof bells. At} Lincoln Club formed + ramento street to escc in, ‘They 1 —dongregetional Chure ee 3 yas delivered by Rev. the 96th verse of the . “fake heed what-thor Roman.” The disco —jishoned to and freque exercises at the Churcl and the procession wi _Ohief Marshal and. Ai ~ was preceded by the k -the Lincoln Club-“of biter with the pictu and an American Fla; club, carrying a flag, : dren of Nevada and ‘¢ a banner upon whicl must éducate 5’ a larg also joined in the pro the. whole numberin; a hundred and fifty. . the principal streets t! atre, where the exerc to take place. The O President, .N. A. For ‘E.G. Waite, J. H. V M. 8;*Deal, J. Clark, Hanson, Dr. Chapm Felix Gillet, Isaac 6: Albert Callis; Chaplai and J, A. Wirth; Ma Thomas ; Reader, G ter’s brass band occuy prayer by Rev. J. W. band, the President o introdyctory remarks from the school child ica,” and’ the readin President: Grant and Secretary Fish annow the Fifteenth Amend) tine, The Orator of Hubbard was then in eted' an eloquent a frequent witty hits at keeping the audience and applauding. We the briefest outline, j impossible to do justi -congratulated the pec stances. and the occa reviewing the rebellit sulting.in the enfran and showing an entir tory and a correct co1 ings, The debates in on the Fifteenth Am viewed, and the speec Oates ‘and ‘ others verely criticised by t view 6f Henley conc! portion of the speecl man from Sonoma, abounding in aptne » lofty flights of imagin accounted for, natur sings its sweetest son with Mr, Henly, he song, which was repl Democratic aroma. dead, “We will sing] Elegy: -“Here rests his head t A youth to Fortune a Fair €cicnce smiled And Melancholy mar} Of our towasman ow the hercule: 8. T. Gates++the phil the Amendment. E tion! thorough in re the reasoning he bri: ject! His argument as that.of, the old lad reetions for good bl a cup of water and ¢ into it, and if the . either ‘sink or swim, The speaker next de heavy blows on the had pursued ‘toward concluded with an-e: to_exercise with wis them; and showed b among Negroes, tha ualify themselves t 6 duties of citizer cluded with an‘eloq ute to America, as tl and pledging on the remember ie d and pro f shelter, i. M After the oxercise York ey by the ahd the*Griiss Valle invited to partake, rol: mm -perance H: