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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEH.
Capital sI,S00,O0O.
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
" Comptroller the State Of New York. and Of the hands
Of the Company 10 secure policy holders.
DIVIDENDS AxsuALLy Liberal Principle.
FORTY per the premium I Policies will be loaned the
Insured when the premium exceeds $50.
Policies issued payable insured arriving al
tain age the family the insured death should that event
happen previously TO arriving ~ that age.
EndoW POLICIES for children, granted or the most favor
able
Policies Issued greatly reduced rates Of premium, when the
Insured prefers not 70 participate In the diyiden9A
An losses paid promptly and without litigation.
shall pleased 10 have call a and secure poo
IN this old and reliable Company which before eraors
ed By your eltHenI. - -
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
Once 42, Main street,
Under St. Charlie Hotel
oHAl l. HoRTHAM,
for the Company In Va
MEDICAL EXA1IEERS:
JIA II. CoEwAY, N. d.
Ro T. coLnAH, u. D.
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University, :! Of . !, ! :; ,;;0g8liEsiana. glE

LAW DEPARTMRNT.
VIHE LECTURES In this Department will commence on The Sc
cond MONDAY Of November $50 and con nue until the first
Monday April 1851 They viii embrace the various branches
OF The VII Law Common Law, and Of Equity Admiralty
Commercial International and Constitutional law and The Jnrs
ohe United sta Tee Lectures viii be delivered by
four Professors.
Hon THEODORE MccALEB Ii D. Professor OF Admiralty and
irrational Law.
RANDE HUST Professor Commercial Criminal Law and
the Law of Evlien- e.
CHRISTIAN ROSELlUS Ill D.. Professor Of Civil Law
ALFRED HFNNEN Professor Coustut onal and Common Law
and Equity Jurisprudence.
No city Unit has the adyantagei which New Or
possesses for the ready and perfect requirement Of the Mod
Lang Good Boad be obtanee cheap here as In
any o,her large city In the Union.
An addressed to ths Dean Of the FaeGl
~, at Mes Orleans RANDELL HUNT
aut5-,m Dean Of the Faculty.
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CHESAPEAKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
NEAR OLD POINT AND HAMPTON,

IIHE son the LIST Wednesday In October
Il Boafd Including fuel lights and washng-and tuiuon Il
Englsh Branches, for the scholastic year, tls5.
For catalogues or further information, address
Rev A RAYMOND Hampton,
Ray HUNE
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lNHAT OLD SERPENT the DEVIL. and SATAN and yr STA
cYs effort Identity him, and the bTusing ofhs head In the
immediate future.
From The Richmond whir Aug TO- 1900.
"IsToEY DRAGON Mr. HarErave White, Of this city,
has published small volume, entitled THE Dragon, that Old
Serpent the Devil head must be bruised In the
eonirg the Nations" The author IL Mr.. O. b.
Stacy Richmond, intelligent gentleman who hss devoted
much the study Of the prophecies he object Of the pub
Icaon 20 arouse believer in God
fact that the Apocalypse l. the History Ct the Church. written by
himself" and thereby TO swaktn interest 10 TIE subject
which lead preparation for the events that rapidly
approaching"
From the Religious Herald, Aug. 10th, 1860
Modern commentaries the prophecies Of the Apocalypse,
constitute extensive de aen Of religious lite ature: but
our adng in that department limited that unable
dscde how far Mr stacy entitled the cred, OF originality
certain views which strike both ingenious and novel
revolutions Of Europe the pro heio page and from that
page forecast revolutions yet In the woub o tine should not
mspyded subject though not e up the perpe
ties which embarrass enquiry and provoke disient
Prom the Central Presbyterian, Aus. 18Th.
The apocaype vision OF Joha has many commentaries
Other portion Of he Bible Not onv elsgymen but lay
nuubers and In successive have eaayed TO
veil which hangs the pls-ihe Ing and the n-
last which have and the 'uihor Of VIII e
this city Mr. has not undertaken 70 give full
exposition of the Apocabpie bat simply Ahory 81 the Da'
V and his pos by reference eonmpor4ne
Gus history which he has drawn largely The London
Chronicle A. other yngsh pc )dicas II much richer In this
kind; reader,
,aer he adopts authors theory not will be instructed
and he pu alton Of and by the notices
some main aers In the passing drama The work Is
neatly gotten Up and ~ most probably be In demand, many
engaged In looking passing events foreshadowing
those which are TO come
From the PhT'deph'a Presbyterian.
This little work dss ,ned Illustrate the applicable of
aat,n against Church. and does tend 70 theo
nv Interpretation u intelligent sni in respect may he
mis- AIKEN IN is views, and safely s down With the
10 hand as to ste 10 the eoayrsaona views OF
reasonable and well ln'ormed friend
For sale by all Booksellers Price Bic. se6-1m
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NUMBER 225.
NEW AND RICH JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE
8 A. M YER r 8

ooRsER oF sTERxrs. RICHMOND, VEoTrIA
JIAs just received In addition bis already large aud n
II extensive -ssormsnt hes1ffni collection Of all IA
the lst and mai esgAat styles Of Watches, Jevely fnS
silver and Plated Ware.
Watches snufAcursd by the following celebrated makers
Jules Jurgensoa Adams Sans David Taylor, Henry Rey
Honds lemon Alfred Laya and other eeleTEted nskrs
nILNONDSA very large aud reh assortment Of Diamonds
and other precious stones.
DIamona P ars, Opal, carbuncie Garnet Coral Cameo,
onyK In IUtI. sETfs
kso-speetseesB azlan Periseopis Pebbles, In gold,
silver and steel ames Clocks Gallery Jevey every
scrlptlor.
The public respectfully laved before
purchasing. MYERS
na2s Cor Main aud Psa-l %.
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U,4E VIRGINIA LIVE INSURANCE COMPA.

THIf4E NlhShNlA INSOaANCE
NY fully prepared for business and the attention Of the
public earnestly called the Importance Of s objects This
Company under Its charter divides seyenegh Of It's profits
every three years. among the policy holders thereby giving TIE
OF the Mutual Syom With Che pledge Of
perpetual Capital Stock Of tC0O and the added security that is
Stockholders have permanent moneyed Interest In conducting s
Affairs with prudence and eeonamy.
The Charter requires half Of Capital Stock and Earnings
In Bond and Mortgage unincumbered Real Estate
worth double the amountl
chief object Of Company 10 aid in retaining at home
the immense amount Of which annually from State
Afe Premiums to Northern Companies That money will be
loaned Customers for Of years at legal interest and dis
bursed In midst.
Endowmens and Annules granted Life and Policies S-
other good Companies Slaves hSuedfor
one year for term Of years.
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and fall supply Of these splendid instru-
"A ments have been received. ~ <lgaa
In addition the beautiful Boix dc Noi1 the Cir EJSy
cular Action, and the Grand, have the Bou "
dolr, heaulful instrument OF an upright form.
The Chickering's have received IS FIRST prize nea all
Competitors and Institutions and fairs OF
America Europe They have manufactured and sold
Pianos than any factory IN the world.
From Chickering's have the best and most pema-
improvements that have brought the Piano 70 It's present
fc,on and by the great capital they have Invested In manuae-
turing convenences they sell fully fy per cheaperh
other factory None Of their Instruments leave the
without having been fully Inspected by the best artists
As this factory has than agency In city 10
Richmond these instruments only be sold by the subscriber
The factory warrants all Pianos sell Orders promptly At
tended 10.
ywarcrooms north eide Of Broad street. Sth Hab
ton Brothers, No. les Main street
nai9 NATIT oARUsI, Sole Agent.
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Capital,

BOILING W. HAXALL, President
o. ,. BREsEE, sec'y
DIR
wx H. MAcElKASp President Farmers Bank A. WARWICK, firm
Of Warwick Blrksiale WN q. CRsNHAw firm OF Crenshaw
Co; wELiSGToS GoDDN, firm Of Godlln Apperson; T. W
MoCAScK hrm Of Dunlop, Moncure Coz g. A. BARKsDALE firm
Of Warwick Ia ksryl JANEs H. GRANT Tobacco Msnufacu
rer; L. D. CREmAw, nnn Of Haxs, Crenshaw Co JoHS L.
BAoOS firm Of Bacon Barksiale HAXAI firm Of llaNal
Crenshaw CO. JouS CuARrE ia, Ship owner Wa u. WAR
WCv OF Warwick BGrksdale JAS ALFRsD JosIs Aort
Law O. C. ELLEr Bulder; G. RUFFs, Agricultural and
Manufacturer; MoGhUpEE 1rm Of McGruders Sons W.
CRUnP Attorney Law 5As DUNLOP firm Of Dunlop Mon
o. H. P. STEM, Travelling Agent jyi4-
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Primary DepAentor Children years age 80 90
REFERENCES.
Tn PAIRnSs scooR hi Reverend Bishop Meade Va
Right Revere sshop Elicit Ca Right Reverend hhop Jhns,
Virginia. Right Reverend Bishop Alabama; A.
Empe d. D., wi mngton n Q Rev Doggett d. n, Rich
ond Reverend Charles Read Richmond; Reverend Nelson Head
Danye Va Reverend dersleev Richmond Va; Reverend
T. v Moore, d.. Richmond, Va; Reverend, wm. H. Wheel
wright Richmond VA Reverend John Saunders, Richmond Val
| The Clergy OF the Episcopal Church In Virginia.
nv All letters be directed 70 HUBERT p LEPEBYRE Rich
| uond iy26-dktSm
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poUaUEr D'oRLgANs OR Xxx BOURBON

DOU0UET D,ORLEANs OR XXX BOURBON
} Mott fragrant perfnmein use.
TURF OIL
Warranted to cure burns and sores OF every kind.
FXT PARFlRA BRANA and BUCHU-
speedy remedy for all dsssses Of the Kidneys and Bladder
DOVES RHEUMATIC lINIMRNT-
A sure remedy To- RheumA,im. (wsnaned)
WATER 0P PEARLS
Most beautiful preparation for the HAIR
EARLY BIkD-
TIE most certain verm' fuge bsf.re the public.
APPETlZRR-
The hest Tonic known
The above for sale wholesale ard retail by
DOVE CO, Wholesale Druggists,
Nc. 50 Main street. n chmond.
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FALL AND WINTER
C o II III / n G :!
D. FALL TRADE.
SHAFEH, HALSEY a. CO.,


ClothierS and Manufacturers,
10 MAIN STREET.,
Richmond. Va.
NUg suhscrbers htvag Manufactured for the Nrrna ana
Moth Carolina ride for he past ten years bring an expei
encs and knowledge that The CLOTHING offered
Wil 10 every expect give satsfact.on-
Pcssessns every facility for carrying en- onr husin 50 success
fully examination OF stock, knowing that can
oe inducements th Who desire goo goods az fall prices
SHAFER, HALSEY CO., A sHAFsR Co.,
Richmond, Va, Petersburg, Va,
BURROUGHS, sHAFHR co,
Ivn
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WHAT THE PRESS HAS SAIO IN RELATION TO
THE DRAGON.

VlHAT OLD SERPENT the DEVIL and SATAN and yr. STA
CYs effort Identity him. and the busing Of his head In the
immediate future.
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INSURANCE COMPANY Of the STATE Of VIRGINIA.
oFrcE CORNER MAis ELEvEyFu srAEkn,
RICHMOND.
T1IIs COMPANY prepared take Fire and Marine risks
favorable Terms AEo guarantee and discount Negotiable
Bills and to receive Money Deposit and Interest thereon
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.OOO!
ANNUAL INCOME, $2,250,0O0l

Daily Revenue e1s-uu.Nu.
INVESTED IS THE UNITED STATS, ONkR f>l0e0Ol
Al Di-srs Personally Rssoonslls jor is Engagements q
tAe C1upuy.
rrrerfhly attention the security 0 the Liverpool
NJ and London Company, s policy holders in -
t,rs. capital and investments, stated above.
he ard Income ~ the Company enabet 70 take
uar. convenient parties requiring large ar1n ofiusurance
IA .Tr1 OBI ordinary node o Insurance hil Company a
Frrs PER lf NFNT POLllI the payment Cf LAN AyNL-
AZ pgFTCNS Property IS, thences,rth, fERlfiNhNILf
TvsTEEB IRE Policy can be cancelled any time, and thepge
nf1n sl' he -siurnclless per cent
Ts Cona1y win Insurance by lQE1 of ken ~ IRE on
n-9 aal most liberal pr.lciple.
UnIer ths Policies Company all claims paid upon pre-
ss1t1n % satisfactory proof II loss without asnf " deHc
r Interest, and no.. j. usual rI oAYs Aer preasntA
ti7n ~ proo. wORTHAM 4 WYATT Agents,
rhAi 2Afsa street. under - Charles Hotel.
A RTI~TS' MAT RIAS, such Oii COiOrs La
~ Sable. zach camel hair pr1c j.,
Bristol board lead an coarcd pcuc
rrv1ns pens Mat-raral Instruments books Art Drawing
utu great variety for sale al tr Wholesale ant retail
Art.ls' t,rs of WI sArrLt2 co,
- lla Win - i.r DIOR. hLna sxchanre Ra-k
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MR. LEFEBVRE,s SCHOOL.

OJUg MKT SESSION OF our school begins on sTsr DAY
i OF OCTOBER $780, and terminates on the last day Of June
confederation Of the almost unprecedented that
attended Efforts cannot from expressing thank
ne To our many friends patrons and think may be
briefly referring to OF the advantages AZ
rded on which the permanent prosperity Of all such Institutions
mus, ultimately depend.
The buildings large and commodious planned for the wants
and reauirsmedts Of large female nsiiiuonand aordng al
most advantages comfort and
our pup Only young ladies viii occupy the chamber
The Principal female Question the study and business
Of his Me- aud has nov been engssed IN ensn for
peencd selected with especial reference 10 the branches under
charge and sufficiently tried this Institution TO be reeried
to with entire confidence.
Our system education thorough aad complete and while the
best facilities afforded for perfection In the accomplishments Of
female education the greatest care The acquire
OF sound practical learn!ng the reason and Judgment
exercised In preference to and the latter Willie not who'll
y ignored made subsidiary to and dependent on The former
daily consists essentially in close, searching eNamn-
aons careful explanations and familiar lectures The plan Pur-
sued for In instruction In the French department. has
emnentv successful IL language OF the family aud
70 enable hose pupils boarding acquire
knowedge Of and speak with and ueney the French OF
conversation In this respect tnink our school pos
advantages which can only be equaed byfeS Institutions OF
the kind in the country.
from models and from nature are under the charge OF Professors
emneny qualified 10 their various branches Most OF these In
srucors are employed teach exclusively In school, that by
devong their time and attention entirely 70 pupils ad'
vantage may be afforded for the on OF these accomplish
Such rules and regulations enforced calculated
mote the welfare AID n'erSsS st .f rvRs al ihs pupils
HuBEnr p LKFEBvRE NJ Principal Natural Philosophy Lera-
ture, Moral and Mental Philosophy Preach.
WILLIAMS, H. Vice Principal Astronomy, Matheu ato5,
Chemistry, History, Latin.
Rev GiTKwooD A H. formerly Professor In William Mary
College.
Mrs. GRACE BENNETT, III g.sh Branches
Miss MARY O. GORDOs, English Branches
Senior Carlos CARDOvEz MIRA spanish and Italian.
sIGyuRSA AEToSIETTA ERBA, Vocal Music.
slaSoEHA MARIETTA fEBA, Piano.
JDnS A. CALYo, Drawing and Painting.
W.. y GRABtu. Piano, Organ, saered Music.
O. w THILOw, Piano.
HENRICu SCHSKDKa, Harp.
o. ERcssOS Guitar
GEO WOoBRpGE and the Rev FRANZ BAK have Kind
lv charge Of the Bible Glasses.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,

sV- All orders addressed to FRANCE DRoADBENTs CO.,
Wilmington DEL will with prompt attention. and the printed
ofncial drawings sent as soon a. over.
FRANCE, BRoADBYYTs 4 CO.,
aue6-StaViitd Wilmington Delaware.
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TlIOILET WARE.--A and besuiful stock Of fancy
TOILET wARE just opened which fall TO please the
most fasrdlOus As 10 pr.ce and quail " - -
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
rnrlYEs AND HTGHwAYMEN.

Il word seem as though cur town had
been ina. cted. during the past week with a
congregation. in our midst. Of all the high
yavinen thieves aad pieknockets in the
State. Not less than segeHtseH persons have
',eer stopped by h'ghwaymen. 10 various di
reciious. within two miles of town. on Sat
iriay Sunday and Tuesday Evenings last
III, first csse. of which wr have hoard
lecir. . % f.e feet from -. Ennrr uiAg-.
30 na.toa Gav'Hr. on S,tnriy Evening
IS h.n Ffcuchman whose n,ne We hart H.
~arn.d wns stnnpel hv a rohhar. Who d..
nanded hi. money. and received si7 IN coiu
and gold watch Three Other men wcrr
stopped Jew moments after on the slmr
spot. and relieved n ahoui s55 IN dust.
On Sunday Evening. Michael Shar was
was stopped on Ala TIill. by two robhers
Having no money about him they took a
antc, which he had in his pocket, saying
they would make "raisr" with that Mr..
:. ATTEMPTED to be- little jocns with them
and ns o compensation Tor his lack Of money
proffrr.d lhrm good sup"cr. if lhev would
60 with him to his cabin Thay di.ms e b m
however. with u very sharp r.pri maud ior
attempting to fool with them. anl bide b m
heannp.
Tie chief occurrence, of the week. how
ever. took pla,. on Ia isy Errn.ug. ben
'hr.r individuals uad. a cl, an sweep ui the
road from near lee d simpsons mill. 90
Boston Rarme "a distance -. about two
miles No less than twelve were slapped
ia four or five different parties. and all with.
in ahnut an hour. from nearly I'll Of whom
more or less money was obtained Several
Of these persons two OF whom were China
men comprising these prrties, dropped in
one after another. ~ Ciough's store. 10 tell
the story of their rohheries.
One OF the parties s'upped the same even
ine. tho aganaior Of the upire Nil! Who
not re,ishing such liberties on the highway
knocked the robhpr of the side walk. with
q sudden anA well directed blow with biz
fist and succeeded in making his escape.
In addition to the abnve. cabin was en-
tered aud obhed Of clnthing and valuable.
near Lee S Simpsnn's MilI On Tue. day. and
We also hear that three Others were cnte"ed
on the same afternoon. short distance from
town on the Auburn road.
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
LIBRARY SOCIETY LECTURES.

The Committee recently appointed BY To-
Grass Valley Library Society to procur'
the delivery of course OF Lectures heior'
that Association. have secured the service
Of the following gentlemen. who vii speak
npon the subjects aud at the times noted b.
low. These lectures will he delivered in III
Congregational Church and will be free Ia
all.
On. C D. CLsYELAND. Felruarg 81 >
" Man as he Is and as be- should be- '
Or. +. A. TourxrNs. February --'Phy
sipanomy."
DIR WV. RANDaLL. March 2nd-. Life''
REv. Mn. DIAL. March eth" Heroes"
REv. Mn. PArrEx. March Both. Just Ru.
lers'
A. DEL,Xo. ESQ. April l3th-"Califor-
nis-its Capabilities
A. B, Dmm.E. Esq. April 27th--"Deaih.' ;
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
TIE CAPITAL QUESTION.

Well. here we go again-grease the wheels.
put in the Inch pin and let's start. We OBJ
serve that The subject Of Removal" is again
p among the solous at Sacramento. Well.
knep it up il seems to on up time aud he
ween threats to 20 and offers to come, il
Fiii be qniie interesting Gentlemen may
i"d themselves Of consequence. il not Of
ra'u..
'hlsd wants it-~ln Francisco wants
-, modest l.iiie Suburban Oakland
'" nas awkward place 10 The state TO get
n.-aud huge. yoraciou- San Francisco.
ents il. Aye. aud somebody else wants il /.
hagnanimous. aurlrrous GRASS VALLEY
wants it. Aud why should we not have IL ,
Are We not 20 have "A Railroad to Folsom.
thence to Sacramento and all the world =
Have We not ample sp,es for public build
iugs? Will we not give either OF our pub
iic squares (wi,hout ANY reserve of the best
one,) In short, will we not give any
mount required OF our richest lanl. With all
the gold it contains. TO the centre OF the
earih-if the capital is only located in our
classic. salubrious thrifty and beloved Grass
valley? We beg The Legislature TO - take
10 under adyisement.'
Meantime we have word TO say in Sc
riousnes-. We really hope thIt our Nevada
representatives. ia Senate aud Assem- ,ly. will
meet a. propositions fur removal uf The
Capital from ~ here il now :. with an inds
na 1 no. Garry the seat OF Govornment
away oil 20 the Gov Counties. on the far
side Of the Boy. to an obscure, Insignificant
known to go or would wish TO GO
The plan OF making San francisco the
centre aud scat OF political government is
rtill more objectionable.
Truly would ~ha thru swallow The state
Her COMMERCIAL greatness "a all right and
belongs to her. az that We are all proud.
Her Aealth and iniliencg are great and grow
iug. and are legitimate. But to make her
the centre oi political power for the -taie oi
California. is asking n little too much
much more than the Mining CounNcs will
stand.
With the rapidly increasing wealth and
population OF that city. give her the state
Capital aud its "appurtensnces aud in ten
years the Interior aud mining counties
would be unable to touch bottom so to
TO speak Whenever their interests were
found TO conflict.
Besides, there is neither rhyme nor reason
in making any rem oval. Let well enough
alone--the people are satisfied as it il. II
any thing is done. let US have real - Capt.
tcl.' one worthy of the state and let il be
built where it will come nearer to suiting
all the people than any other place-and
that is Sacramento 7. II. l..
Nevada national., 1860-01-28
THIEVES.

Petty thieves, pick pockets. and highway
men. ar. becoming almost too thick to thrive
in this vicinity. These depredatiuns are
so common. that people think it hardly
worth while to mcution them. We have re
ports OF twelve men being stopped and rob
bed between this place aud the Allison ranch
on Tuesday night last. to say nothing Of
other scenes Of robbery and house breaking
elsewhere recorded. q, having occurrd dur.
iug week. Only one rrre~i has yet
bren made and siil, at least 4 IN su-p.c Gus
looking characters are loadng alput town
without any visible means Of support.
These thieves and robbers are 30 disgui--
ed that ii :. absolutely beyond lhe power
Of the law 10 reach them with direct evil
dence get many og ,h m arr perecliy well
known toour citizens. nDd ih.ir place OF
rendezvous patent 20 every oura' a.. rr.
vcr.ant W.ia the pYiir .f.e 20
suburban purl.eu- b nar 'st d =
signs. retired rc. i.ares. ra' DUI.e b.ar
ha ting &c. are hut porr &C.. .c'- aud utuis
for the wicked scheme Wich an" daily con
cooked beneath their d msy coverings. Ae
have our eye on several Of d 30 dens OI
inamy both in and out-of town ahch il he-
comes our ciiizeus 10 look after with the
utmost vigilance. We are not. under or
dinary circumstances in favor oi vigilance
committees yet in the preseut powerles'
condition Of the usually strong arm oi the
law. II some peaceahle course does not
speedily appear to rid our community Of III,
horde Of thieves and hiehwaymen with
which we are now inflicted. the good an,
order loving citizens Of Grass Valley vii
be compelled to fall back upon The first Inv
Of nature. and make u-e of the most eil c
tual mr rs at hand 20 protect their iiv"
nd rrnr r'y.
% q. ltf.rr n'r 01. H.
U0 i.na p, Ie,-I.a to.h- raen
al every rqoaner 81 saeh pacs th
caa -how no visible mrHu. of sup p,nrf. h
mprii'd io leave ihe place iAs'aaf o. of
hold h.m-t u amcnablr to a court where ue..
lhrr the quibble. Of lawyers. nor the sH.u-
ling Of thieves and their eouiederaft.s iui,
the jury room can avail Ia save Nrll know
culprii from the chain or halter Our eiiizen
have borne with these thieves until iarthe
forbearance will lie devoid Of yi tue. L.
The very next act Of robbery be the signa
for AcTfoS.