August 13, 1872 (4 pages)

aud in Septémber of the same year we find Greeley sending secret circu: tara to the Governors of the loyal states in which he attempted to procure the withdrawal of Limccin asa d@p@idete, and the substitution of some other man. These facts in relation. to Greeley's course are proved by his own letters and the public documents, authority whivh tliere is ’ no disputing. ‘They show that he is erratic, easily flattered, and entirely unfit to be trusted in the -administration of the. Government. Under polidy wauld be as uncertain as the weather, and would soon loose the respect of the people and its influence abroad. Greeley is no niore fit for the head of the nation thana rovlict is for the light of thé Glenbrook Park Jockey Club Races.“On Saturday last the first day's racing, under the management of the Jookey Club, took place at Glenbrook Park,.The weather was splendid and the attendance very good. The fizst contest was a ing race for a of plursd of $50, best three in five The entries for this race were Jno. A. Lancaster" “Dan ;"’ Wai. Magraw, “Sallie Gorham; Joseph Perrin, “Yoakum ;’ Robert West,*'5: : conclusive evidenes on the race track le eee rare "Wor Wate Tra Be . that “Greeley” did hin best, The . “"Pansee OU ™AURNG: . x if. W.Si : matter was compromised to the satisfens ee , diiebtall thé i 5 sles and . {#¢tion of -the contestants by a diviA LITTLE girl went intu a drag store ‘“‘Dan" was driven by Lancaster, “Yoakum” by Perrin, and “Sallie Gorham’’ by Magraw. Before the firet heat the mare was selling in the kina entered s: m. ‘Sue’; Wm. Bighole, bl. m “Nigger Baby’’; Benson, bl. m. This.raee was won by Tomp. kins’ ‘‘Sué,” by several lengths. THE siow RACE. The ‘slow race created great fun. “ Kate”’ Moorsora farmers, in view of the -} frequent destruction of their crops form a be piri Company.” The following were the entries; JnoHolbrook, gray plug ‘‘Horace Greeley’’; Mal. Stene, black mule ‘‘Janwary’’; A. Decota, .mare_‘‘Kate™ ; Respectfully Submitted, Hevada City, August 7th, 1872. <> Reset General Gideon J. Pillow says the negro vote of the Seuth, so far as he’has been able to test it, is solid for Grant. As for himself, he has placed himseM with Mosby, Duncan, Wise and scores of others in ‘Potal Indebtedness of the County.. if ES ) third_and the!-mare fourth. The! Qnarterly Report of A. Goldsmith County Treasurer, .ending. he ly Grans cvipt horses got a good start at the word a Ws P : ie we Fis i See “4 : got ag 6S. ; f :.Pge, and “Dan” came down to his. — . a August 5th, 1872. % somata} work in earnest, taking fBe it-'}9 «7 ea a 4 ae . side before the quarter‘and le@ to the a ee ee ee i. ia. te end ofthe heat, the mare and “¥ouk. 1872. 1 oe eee ee a 4 a” eh im" biexking badly. Dan eros: Mayyth, Zo Cash hlanserin Testers Tek oo eB: bh ya a oi ; 4 : 7 % f . “ ce Ul on : ; fe tbe scongialvend: winning the heng fn . Some To Coos rome County Offcere feos. €u0 OF $39,786 48" wh : 3 min&tes; “Sallie Gorham’”’ second, eS" ais 8 _ FOR PRESIDENT, “Yoakham”’ third, “Speclum” dis— por GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. . tanced. eee By Yam eer na tae _. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, Seeond. Heat—-The horses went off By Warrants paid on Special Fund. -.-_2:886 76 ‘~~ HENRY WILSON. together; “‘Salhe Gorham” leading, pu beer ora en apa a oat 34 . + some SokEtrO, “SouN P, wacLer. . Dut-Dan soon lapped her and camte. « Lb Cash paid Greenwald. 0/0000. ao tebe ge DIRE: TR <[tzom behind-the. knoll: in-the leads: joo Canhs tntance tm: Treasury, ceca oT OE SS e +g pepe :4f > = eines reaictal 3_¥. HALE, . 20d at the half mile the hor-es were : 3 THIRD £ 1STHIGY, SSE Fags abd all ‘élose ‘together. On. the shome<. 5 es FOU baety is ica ea stretch however, *‘Dan’’ got down to General Fundy joa , ee. PAGE. + aes his workin splendid -style, and 1872. tie ae sper te ie. = es crossed the'score four lengths ahead, Sg is pager lemma f-aG aR 4,503 85 $7,408 ee May Bo Used. i A Shami rage re . By Warments snd Interest paid to iste, “ 6,02638 $1,522 58 Poke pons aa swage Greeley . first hedt ‘Dan’ stood first in the : a aa heretofore been used by design-. pools, ‘Sallie Gorham’ second, and : he would be unsafe to. trust withthe . " ‘Third Heat—This was the most . May Sti ‘To Cash balance in Fand... -.-. $731 12 administration of the Government. . exciting and interesting partof the . “fo Cash received to date..-.4-s++64283-98373 95 evidenced by the manner in which. warmed up and went in to win. ” ae ay eae : hewas drawn ito trap by the rebel They got away ‘well together, and SAL . Jemes P. ‘Molcombe, Clerment C. when the. horses got out of sight. wy ‘thatidaats Dales in Pend si : meer vee Greeley fett mto it but Lincoln did} yas second and the mare. close beic haiti nian ee = s ale . ape pineinyiient rg el hind. Little ““Dan’” kept to his. —— : gued & ebrated manifesto “To . work well but broke up once or twice ‘Whom it may Concern,” inwhich he . while the other nags broke badly, . . Road Fund. Seolaredno propositions of peace first one and then another being May Sth. To Cash balanceis Fund, .+<.-.-: $2,273 34 would be received unless they came) ahead, Coming down the homees csiuannotiy bncag saan meee by authority, and embraced the res-. stretch they were close together, By Cash-paid Warrants and Interest, 5,422 99} 1,249 50 “donment of slavery, As the rebels . hind. ‘‘Yoakum’s” heat, time, Pact ts. rr at Niagara nora og had no of 3.3%. School Fund. ‘ thority from t nfederacy this] Pourth Heat—“Yoaukum” had the. sgn. Neier balance in Pund... 10,432 62 mnanifesto let them out, but Greeley . inside at the start but Lancaster's Atay es ae ee es seam aa sqf010 98. $15,043 60. bit at their propositions and advobob tail soon got the Jead ‘and lead By Warrants paid to date.. me 10,436 52 “4,607: 08 cated the proposition for saddling to the end of the mile, crossing the figsd 4 ‘'pon the nation a debt of $400,000,. core in 3.6% and winning the heat. 690 to pay for emancipated slaves. sceilicbali: kant : sist Pend ‘The manner in whivh hy was used 45 . 7 a noaster enters bg. Dan, 1121 *. acat's paw may be ascertained by} Perrin enters b, g. Yoakum; 3 3 1 3) May 6th. To Cash bulanee in Fund. ...-. s1e0.39 Sate ie ii the ; of these Confederates to Magraw enters b. @Sallie To Cash received to date. .-.5R # me 3 their Government. Halcombe, o1e Gorham, ~~ 23232 $7,961 84 ; sie West enter r.g. Spéelum,. distunced: ‘ ot these Confederates, in writing to) Tino 3). 3.4%. 8.8%. 3.6%. poeae &. P. Benjamin, says, notwithstandPatt nie 3 _ #5 Fry bee ,e ; r3 3 ass ia hich ai Hg Cada. a The second contest was for a pursé’} Indebtedness of the County. Lerch ‘ ‘. of $10, offered for the driver who General Fund. solute independence would bhve been bili Matas” he th entertained by us for a moment.”” pati g ashore ; ees 6 las f==>Amonnt of Warrants outstanding. .:. +++ $60,089 41 Holcombe also .says theonly object . “°° depended upon the jucgmen Stem Adeeb «ic ~oc--aecersee4ueesessnces 4,206.05 ; een of the driver, this was an interesting a ' was to create dissention in the North : $64,295 46 : contest. The following is the time Less balance in Fund...-ceseessevecees 1,522 68 $69,772 88 and aid the attempts of the friends ; fey ser made: Sam Lock, 3.23 3-5; Lawrence, 4 ‘the rebels in the revolutionary : ; art cme ee elay ie. . 4-133, West, 8.48; Potter, 4.1074; . ee ee bid Walling, 4.9; Magraw, 4.16 2-4; ColRoad Fund bored under the delusion that they aed aT MA Seb a. ; _ f ley, 3.58%; Phil Yoakum, 3.4674; hold quasi diplomatic positions, and} \; 4. ey 3.523/; David Watt, 4.17; Amount of Warrants outstanding...-. 138 73 4 totttes would atrengthiin the ad. ee we sips “i $18,338 46 ministration, and Greeley was comMagraw, 3.364; West, 8.564, Lock, Tesk balance in Fund. .boos cevracinsa ids $ 1,249 5u 37,088 94 ,. . 3.42 1-5; Calkins, 5.26; Wilder, 5.1%; ie pletely sold: Thus we see Greeley's ; 2 Sa a Colley, 4.0 1-5;, Beway, 4.35%; Maweakness plomacy. He was : induced to. meet these men without str 3.6.1-5. The purse was won. Sica Fund. , by what authority they " Amount of Warrants outstanding.... $7,542 90 came, and to aid them in the plot to aye RACE. =}; “Interest thereom. ..---+--+-++++ aR POCO 411 40 divitle the strength of the Adminis A half-mile race next came off for. sel ire amen tration, This occurred in July, 1864, a club purse of $10, with the entrance Less balance in Fond., Lissceused dL icnsuan tees 162 88 _ See a previous to the Presidential election money to the winner. E. O. Tomp$87,713 24 Who Made The ‘‘Bleody Chasm?” “Clasping lands across the bloody chasm” has become a sort ofa pet phrase with Democrats, simply be-: cause Greeley first gave it utterance. Republicans desire to fill up the. Johnny Lamertine, mare ‘Sallie’. This purse was for $10, the riders being changed by the judges, and the last horse out to win the purse. Horace Greeley’ behaved badly from the start, requiring two or three aids to get him to the score. The start was good, the three horses getting off well together, and Horace trailing in the rear, his rider whipping him across the shoulders, as the animal objected to any other urging, and was soon.out of the race. ‘‘Sallie’’ came ‘in first, mule second, and When the ‘last . ’ horse crossed the score Greeley had just reached the half-mile pode, aud he came in in about 7) minutes. The judges declared that the thing was ‘‘put up,” but the owner offered to bet $250 that no man on the ground couldtake’ Greeley”and make better time than he did in the race. The bet was not taken which was third. © sion of the purse. We understand that more sport is promised, Another trotting match and a double team talked of among the ho: en. sth =_>-sS to, dre being unyielding opposition te Greeley, no matter in what shape he appears. A Democrat was asked the other day for whom he would vote. His answer was—we give it literally ‘For Greeley, d—n him!’’ ‘That's the) way many of them feel about it. =_ Tux people of the United States know General Grant—have known all about him since Donelson and Vicksburg; they do not know his slanderers, and do notcare to know them.—Horace Greeley. Tue first silver bullion from the English company’s works, Camp Floyd mining district, was received at Salt Lake on Monday. It is of the highest tineness yet produced in the Territory. — . Tue Vallejo Chronicle says the Greeleyites are so feeble in numbers there that so far they have been unable to raise the necessary funds to pay the the otber day, and said to the proprietor ina half whisper: ‘“1f'a little girl hain't got on money, how much chewiug RY ve her f oan" = Ss i iia, Stockton Insane Asylam. TuErs are 934 patients in thel Salt Lake last, mouth. “bloody chasm’*-made by war, while} B:-JWatson, old Horace merely wants to shake hands across it, On this point the Lewiston (Me.) Journal has this gentle reminder: They forgot to add that the said “‘bloody chasm”’ was their own work. But for their moral madness ‘there would have been no war. It is kind in them, nevertheless, that they should be ready to ay they are willing to forgive the North for doing what they did themselves, provided the North would send to the rear Grant and other reminders of Union triwmphs, and let Jeff. Davis and his friends to come back to Congress and rule the Nation. -How kind this is! We think we see a general hand shaking across sucha closed up chasm. ing of a little girl named Maggie O’Brien caught fire and she was so badly burned that she died the next . day. see A LaRcR wine cellar of the capacity of half a million gallons isto be erected at Sonoma, Cal., by a joint stock company. . a ? a ‘dances indicate that the, Greel . ) eS pendent is a tho “Fall the haunts of debauchery in the ~. ter than otherwise treat the mothers respectively as wives, after the faud‘1867. . Tur Buffalo Express gays: “‘Thomfs H. Seymour, tue ojdwar-horse of Democracy, says » present appearcamPrin ie “ usec ef uoth»g bub disaster.”—-Vi ejo Independent. Po en BA » Sloppihg.03 chati¢ paper, but . we believe the editor is! getting -demoralized. Co1apelling Southern Democrats to vote for Greeley is the roughest thing ever heard in American polities. Our friend-of the Independent cannot forget thé following language used Point wherever you please. to an . election: district which you will) pro. nounce morally. rotten, given up in great. part to debauchery and vice, wh poe subsist — a ing policy offices, gambling houses, a ent Garkits dens of infamy, and that district will. ‘be found at nearly or quite every ele tion giv-. ing a majority for that which styles itself the ‘‘Demdcratic”’ party. ‘Fake land, and you will find .nine-tenths of their master spirits active = sans of thatsime Democracy. hat is the instinct, the sympathetic chord,” which attaches them so uniformly to this party? Will you consider?— Hepa Geer: . D : All og ta country; and we presume that no . one has any serious d-ubt that the} fathers of ut least nine-tenths of them are white Democrats,’ and we “are told tiiat those Democrats, if they will have yellow chilren, might betable pattern of “that eminent Democrat, Vice President Richard M. Jobnson.—Horase Greeley, Dec. 10, And again : (TSS Every one who chooses todive . by pugilism,. or gambling, or harlotry, house,.is politically a Democrat.— Horace Greeley, Jan. 7, 1868. Selah ! GRAND COSMOPOLITAN BALL. ee GRANDCOSMOPOLITAN © BALL will be given by the citizens of GRASS VALLEY, 4. CONCERT HALL, On Friday Ev’g., Aug. 30th, 1872. _—4 Ne pains or expense will be spared in malkiug this the Ball of the season. The best Rand of Music in the Mountains bas been engaged for this occasion. =~ = Committee of Arrangements ’ Hon. Wm. Watt Hon. E. W. Roberts, Hon. M. P. O’Connor, Reuben Leech, Hou. Thos. Findley, Jno. I Sykes, ; Henry Wholer. . COMMITTEE OF INVITATION. Grass’ Valley. A. B. Brady, Av A. Mulley, C. W. Smith, Dr. W. McCormick, R. Shoemaker, A. B. Dibble, D. P. Holbrook, F. G. Beatty, Samuel Granger, Win, Dawes, W. ©. Stokes, P. English, David Binkleman, . Alfred Berg, : a Sullivan, Wm. 8: Mitchell, Meaty ranen. Capt. bag ecm . enry Fuchs, , Gee Thotius Cloke, . Sonesta Ts HY man, H.J.Snow, . H; Uphoff, B. Johnson, — ; G. Vanhoter, ‘Wm. Lontzenheiser, e Breese M. bo iced . T. S Peter Brourtcter, 6. Frits, A. J. McDonald, J.D. k, Victor Resssyre, P. Vigur, wih: ¥ Spence wo Po Nevada. Hon. T. B. Reardan, J. A. Lancaster, ae Jno. en “4 Perrin, on. Chas. Ken’ = T. ©. Plunkett, Dns Gr othwitld: A Goldsmith, Ira A. Eaten, ~ J. J. Rogers; 3. M. Walling, D. E. Bell,” Danie} Clancy 4 _ Boston Ravine. Chavles Berisch, ~ P.H. Ford, Wm. Roland, Dudley Hoyt, Forest Springs. . x M. B. B. Potter, George W. Little, zt FP. K. Startemaa. Sau Juan. O. P, Stidger, Jno. H. Dickson; 3. 3B. Hunter, — i . Reugh and Ready. 8. Gilham, das. Wray; Geo. Gephart. Columbia Hill. J. ©. Broderick. \ Robert W. W. Nichols. Moore’s Flat. . J. W. Starr, Chas. Allenberg, W. D. Leng: Daniel McCarty, J.8. Robb, J. H. Cunard. R. C. Black, R. Skidmore, Mr. McKillican. Jno. Webber, A. Heoper, A. @. Compten, M. F. Beatty, « Daniel Kendig, — McMurry, Grass Valley, August 13th, 1872. NOTICE. Titer DURAND, 8 een Se that there are several } /hundred thousand mulattoes in_this with nearly every keeper of tippling)ted” preceed veline. Notice to Crediters. , . N E MATTER: of the Estate of Pat~ rig® Kcough, deceased; Neticeis hereby i y the: een: administrator of ‘at Keough, deed, to the e ate-of creditors ofyarid all petsons hving claims gainst said ed, t@ exhibit the same Pwith the necessary vouchers within four [/ onths after the publication of this notice, [ ‘ baid A@ni:pistrator, at the office of the Nevada ly" Transcript, Nevada City California. : JOHN M. BUSH, Administrator. C. Mckivy, Agent for Administrator. 413, ba ‘NUTICE TO_WOOD MEN, ican “f g order of the Board of Supervisors. sealed pro ‘to. Racaish’ We cones of Oak, and 5 cords of ‘Dry Cedar or Ping me c Gert oer, wait ofctnck,k ~ gus can iI tout feet ices oak Sotdclivenet nal tu at te Court Honse; on or be fore . . ‘fhe payment for e will be cash, at the meeting of the thet Board on the Ist Monday of November. The Board reserving the privi of ing any or all bids, ¥ ne? H eejpc, es TC. PLUNKETT, Clerx. Nevtds, Atig. 12tt , 1872. “OFFICIAL NOTICE. HERE will be-a Special Meeting of the Board of 8u of Rewsin coun: ty, on THURSDAY, August 29th, 1872. at 19: @ clock, A. M. forthe: purpore of awarding” pa aang for — bridge building in Grass — Township, printing of the Great Beetiten, and for the establishing Election Precincts, designating the house in which ‘ teheill election, anfl the appointment of election officers. All perties interested in the establishment ‘of Election Precincts, Election officers, or the place of opening the polls will make their wishes known by letter; or in persou, on or before the 29h. of Angnat sforeseid. Board of Supervisors designate the house or building in which the polls will be held. ‘ , LT, C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. _Nevads,. Aug, 12th, 167% NOTICE. ERALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the County Clerk until 10 o'cléék, A. M. August 29th, for printing one thousand. copies. for one and two years, of the Great Register of Nevada County. Bid. ders will state the cash price per name orline ; to be printed on 45 !b book paper, in Brevier type, double leaded -4 to Fica— number in figures on left hand margin, with 3 mdash on which to write the word ‘‘vo( ing the number : Name of par. ty age; Nativity, occupation; and local rceidence. ‘To be bound with good qual. ity of paper-cover. The Buard reserve the of the Beard of Supervisors. al3 T. &. PLUNKETT, Clerk. pene REDUCTION IN PRICES, &. eetese BULLARD-would respectruly in. — form the people that he has leaned the skatmg Rink for another year and that hereafter it will be open on : Wednesday and Saturday Eve parties or for any other purpose.’ The following reduction in Prices have * Admission, including mse of Skates, Lady or tleman, ry BAM ; ets in packages’ of: Eight; atimitting’ Children.$1. a3 Se, eet Tickets will be sold by the month, if de B. BULLARD, Proprietor. sa DR. BUFELAND’S TAYLOR & BENDEL, sole Agents, 409 and 41! Clay 8t., Francisco. m2 . AUCTION BALS. J ae SELL aT MY AUCTION ROOM BROAD STREET, On Tuesday, August 13th, 1872, A large stock of Household & Kitchen Furniture, Window Blinds, China Sets, Sinks, Parlor, Curtains, Drapery and » variety of :goods of bidder for cash. i a9 «——sSW.«.H. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer. oe. wit . Be * call a the Tranacigt Olle, in Re . \2uanmr ane Ee Seer td The Skettng Rink can be rented any other evening in the week for private skating right to reject any and all bids. By order The J NEWA ARES ~ Lo Boa ‘The folk acted by<! on Saturda Ordered pointed Ce fications fc Valley, © Bennett : advertise_ work in a fications?! of August. Ordered seense fro er, Count hereby de Merry ap) Board ‘The fol are on th York pub Peter Fu Frank Ri ° Peters. Wm. ' sault wit Dowling plead’in William: District. "cation. was ‘ente on Wed: Mons. Broad : Daily T ed with: ‘farnitu tion, th Those ' line hat G. I ~ Bloomt official with:W ols ast proved Hutdhij iness: : ‘wer

aud in Septémber of the same year we find Greeley sending secret circu: tara to the Governors of the loyal states in which he attempted to procure the withdrawal of Limccin asa d@p@idete, and the substitution of some other man. These facts in relation. to Greeley's course are proved by his own letters and the public documents, authority whivh tliere is ’ no disputing. ‘They show that he is erratic, easily flattered, and entirely unfit to be trusted in the -administration of the. Government. Under polidy wauld be as uncertain as the weather, and would soon loose the respect of the people and its influence abroad. Greeley is no niore fit for the head of the nation thana rovlict is for the light of thé Glenbrook Park Jockey Club Races.“On Saturday last the first day's racing, under the management of the Jookey Club, took place at Glenbrook Park,.The weather was splendid and the attendance very good. The fizst contest was a ing race for a of plursd of $50, best three in five The entries for this race were Jno. A. Lancaster" “Dan ;"’ Wai. Magraw, “Sallie Gorham; Joseph Perrin, “Yoakum ;’ Robert West,*'5: : conclusive evidenes on the race track le eee rare "Wor Wate Tra Be . that “Greeley” did hin best, The . “"Pansee OU ™AURNG: . x if. W.Si : matter was compromised to the satisfens ee , diiebtall thé i 5 sles and . {#¢tion of -the contestants by a diviA LITTLE girl went intu a drag store ‘“‘Dan" was driven by Lancaster, “Yoakum” by Perrin, and “Sallie Gorham’’ by Magraw. Before the firet heat the mare was selling in the kina entered s: m. ‘Sue’; Wm. Bighole, bl. m “Nigger Baby’’; Benson, bl. m. This.raee was won by Tomp. kins’ ‘‘Sué,” by several lengths. THE siow RACE. The ‘slow race created great fun. “ Kate”’ Moorsora farmers, in view of the -} frequent destruction of their crops form a be piri Company.” The following were the entries; JnoHolbrook, gray plug ‘‘Horace Greeley’’; Mal. Stene, black mule ‘‘Janwary’’; A. Decota, .mare_‘‘Kate™ ; Respectfully Submitted, Hevada City, August 7th, 1872. <> Reset General Gideon J. Pillow says the negro vote of the Seuth, so far as he’has been able to test it, is solid for Grant. As for himself, he has placed himseM with Mosby, Duncan, Wise and scores of others in ‘Potal Indebtedness of the County.... if ES ) third_and the!-mare fourth. The! Qnarterly Report of A. Goldsmith County Treasurer, .ending. he ly Grans cvipt horses got a good start at the word a Ws P : ie we Fis i See “4 : got ag 6S. ; f :.Pge, and “Dan” came down to his. — . a August 5th, 1872. % somata} work in earnest, taking fBe it-'}9 «7 ea a 4 ae . side before the quarter‘and le@ to the a ee ee ee i. ia. te end ofthe heat, the mare and “¥ouk. 1872. 1 oe eee ee a 4 a” eh im" biexking badly. Dan eros: Mayyth, Zo Cash hlanserin Testers Tek oo eB: bh ya a oi ; 4 : 7 % f . “ ce Ul on : ; fe tbe scongialvend: winning the heng fn . Some To Coos rome County Offcere feos.. €u0 OF $39,786 48" wh : 3 min&tes; “Sallie Gorham’”’ second, eS" ais 8 _ FOR PRESIDENT, “Yoakham”’ third, “Speclum” dis— por GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. . tanced. eee By Yam eer na tae _. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, Seeond. Heat—-The horses went off By Warrants paid on Special Fund.. -.-_2:886 76 ‘~~ HENRY WILSON. together; “‘Salhe Gorham” leading, pu beer ora en apa a oat 34 . + some SokEtrO, “SouN P, wacLer. . Dut-Dan soon lapped her and camte. « Lb Cash paid Greenwald.. 0/0000. ao tebe ge DIRE: TR <[tzom behind-the. knoll: in-the leads: joo Canhs tntance tm: Treasury, ceca oT OE SS e +g pepe :4f > = eines reaictal 3_¥. HALE, . 20d at the half mile the hor-es were : 3 THIRD £ 1STHIGY, SSE Fags abd all ‘élose ‘together. On. the shome<. 5 es FOU baety is ica ea stretch however, *‘Dan’’ got down to General Fundy joa , ee. PAGE. + aes his workin splendid -style, and 1872.. tie ae sper te ie. = es crossed the'score four lengths ahead, Sg is pager lemma f-aG aR 4,503 85 $7,408 ee May Bo Used. i A Shami rage re . By Warments snd Interest paid to iste, “ 6,02638 $1,522 58 Poke pons aa swage Greeley . first hedt ‘Dan’ stood first in the : a aa heretofore been used by design-. pools, ‘Sallie Gorham’ second, and : he would be unsafe to. trust withthe . " ‘Third Heat—This was the most . May Sti ‘To Cash balance in Fand..... -.-. $731 12 administration of the Government. . exciting and interesting partof the . “fo Cash received to date...-.4-s++64283-98373 95 evidenced by the manner in which. warmed up and went in to win. ” ae ay eae : hewas drawn ito trap by the rebel They got away ‘well together, and SAL . Jemes P. ‘Molcombe, Clerment C. when the. horses got out of sight. wy ‘thatidaats Dales in Pend si : meer vee Greeley fett mto it but Lincoln did} yas second and the mare. close beic haiti nian ee = s ale . ape pineinyiient rg el hind. Little ““Dan’” kept to his. —— : gued & ebrated manifesto “To . work well but broke up once or twice ‘Whom it may Concern,” inwhich he . while the other nags broke badly, . . Road Fund. Seolaredno propositions of peace first one and then another being May Sth. To Cash balanceis Fund, .+<..-.-: $2,273 34 would be received unless they came) ahead, Coming down the homees csiuannotiy bncag saan meee by authority, and embraced the res-. stretch they were close together, By Cash-paid Warrants and Interest, 5,422 99} 1,249 50 “donment of slavery, As the rebels . hind. ‘‘Yoakum’s” heat, time, Pact ts. rr at Niagara nora og had no of 3.3%. School Fund. ‘ thority from t nfederacy this] Pourth Heat—“Yoaukum” had the. sgn. Neier balance in Pund...... 10,432 62 mnanifesto let them out, but Greeley . inside at the start but Lancaster's Atay es ae ee es seam aa sqf010 98. $15,043 60. bit at their propositions and advobob tail soon got the Jead ‘and lead By Warrants paid to date... me 10,436 52 “4,607: 08 cated the proposition for saddling to the end of the mile, crossing the figsd 4 ‘'pon the nation a debt of $400,000,. core in 3.6% and winning the heat. 690 to pay for emancipated slaves. sceilicbali: kant : sist Pend ‘The manner in whivh hy was used 45 . 7 a noaster enters bg. Dan, 1121 *. acat's paw may be ascertained by} Perrin enters b, g. Yoakum; 3 3 1 3) May 6th. To Cash bulanee in Fund. ......-. s1e0.39 Sate ie ii the ; of these Confederates to Magraw enters b. @Sallie To Cash received to date.. ..-..5R # me 3 their Government. Halcombe, o1e Gorham, ~~ 23232 $7,961 84 ; sie West enter r.g. Spéelum,. distunced: ‘ ot these Confederates, in writing to) Tino 3). 3.4%. 8.8%. 3.6%. poeae &. P. Benjamin, says, notwithstandPatt nie 3 _ #5 Fry bee ,e ; r3 3 ass ia hich ai Hg Cada. a The second contest was for a pursé’} Indebtedness of the County. Lerch ‘ ‘. of $10, offered for the driver who General Fund. solute independence would bhve been bili Matas” he th entertained by us for a moment.”” pati g ashore ; ees 6 las f==>Amonnt of Warrants outstanding. ..:. +++ $60,089 41 Holcombe also .says theonly object . “°° depended upon the jucgmen Stem Adeeb «ic ~oc--aecersee4ueesessnces 4,206.05 ; een of the driver, this was an interesting a ' was to create dissention in the North : $64,295 46 : contest. The following is the time Less balance in Fund.....-ceseessevecees 1,522 68 $69,772 88 and aid the attempts of the friends ; fey ser made: Sam Lock, 3.23 3-5; Lawrence, 4 ‘the rebels in the revolutionary : ; art cme ee elay ie. . 4-133, West, 8.48; Potter, 4.1074; . ee ee bid Walling, 4.9; Magraw, 4.16 2-4; ColRoad Fund bored under the delusion that they aed aT MA Seb a. ; _ f ley, 3.58%; Phil Yoakum, 3.4674; hold quasi diplomatic positions, and} \; 4. ey 3.523/; David Watt, 4.17; Amount of Warrants outstanding.....-. 138 73 4 totttes would atrengthiin the ad. ee we sips “i $18,338 46 ministration, and Greeley was comMagraw, 3.364; West, 8.564, Lock, Tesk balance in Fund. ..boos cevracinsa ids $ 1,249 5u 37,088 94 ,. . 3.42 1-5; Calkins, 5.26; Wilder, 5.1%; ie pletely sold: Thus we see Greeley's ; 2 Sa a Colley, 4.0 1-5;, Beway, 4.35%; Maweakness plomacy. He was : induced to. meet these men without str 3.6.1-5. The purse was won. Sica Fund. , by what authority they " Amount of Warrants outstanding........ $7,542 90 came, and to aid them in the plot to aye RACE. =}; “Interest thereom. ....---+--+-++++ aR POCO 411 40 divitle the strength of the Adminis A half-mile race next came off for. sel ire amen tration, This occurred in July, 1864, a club purse of $10, with the entrance Less balance in Fond., Lissceused dL icnsuan tees 162 88 _ See a previous to the Presidential election money to the winner. E. O. Tomp$87,713 24 Who Made The ‘‘Bleody Chasm?” “Clasping lands across the bloody chasm” has become a sort ofa pet phrase with Democrats, simply be-: cause Greeley first gave it utterance. Republicans desire to fill up the. Johnny Lamertine, mare ‘Sallie’. This purse was for $10, the riders being changed by the judges, and the last horse out to win the purse. Horace Greeley’ behaved badly from the start, requiring two or three aids to get him to the score. The start was good, the three horses getting off well together, and Horace trailing in the rear, his rider whipping him across the shoulders, as the animal objected to any other urging, and was soon.out of the race. ‘‘Sallie’’ came ‘in first, mule second, and When the ‘last . ’ horse crossed the score Greeley had just reached the half-mile pode, aud he came in in about 7) minutes. The judges declared that the thing was ‘‘put up,” but the owner offered to bet $250 that no man on the ground couldtake’ Greeley”and make better time than he did in the race. The bet was not taken which was third. © sion of the purse. We understand that more sport is promised, Another trotting match and a double team talked of among the ho: en. sth =_>-sS to, dre being unyielding opposition te Greeley, no matter in what shape he appears. A Democrat was asked the other day for whom he would vote. His answer was—we give it literally ‘For Greeley, d—n him!’’ ‘That's the) way many of them feel about it. =_ Tux people of the United States know General Grant—have known all about him since Donelson and Vicksburg; they do not know his slanderers, and do notcare to know them.—Horace Greeley. Tue first silver bullion from the English company’s works, Camp Floyd mining district, was received at Salt Lake on Monday. It is of the highest tineness yet produced in the Territory. — . Tue Vallejo Chronicle says the Greeleyites are so feeble in numbers there that so far they have been unable to raise the necessary funds to pay the the otber day, and said to the proprietor ina half whisper: ‘“1f'a little girl hain't got on money, how much chewiug RY ve her f oan" = Ss i iia, Stockton Insane Asylam. TuErs are 934 patients in thel Salt Lake last, mouth. “bloody chasm’*-made by war, while} B:-JWatson, old Horace merely wants to shake hands across it, On this point the Lewiston (Me.) Journal has this gentle reminder: They forgot to add that the said “‘bloody chasm”’ was their own work. But for their moral madness ‘there would have been no war. It is kind in them, nevertheless, that they should be ready to ay they are willing to forgive the North for doing what they did themselves, provided the North would send to the rear Grant and other reminders of Union triwmphs, and let Jeff. Davis and his friends to come back to Congress and rule the Nation. -How kind this is! We think we see a general hand shaking across sucha closed up chasm. ing of a little girl named Maggie O’Brien caught fire and she was so badly burned that she died the next . day. see A LaRcR wine cellar of the capacity of half a million gallons isto be erected at Sonoma, Cal., by a joint stock company. . a ? a ‘dances indicate that the, Greel . ) eS pendent is a tho “Fall the haunts of debauchery in the ~. ter than otherwise treat the mothers respectively as wives, after the faud‘1867. . Tur Buffalo Express gays: “‘Thomfs H. Seymour, tue ojdwar-horse of Democracy, says » present appearcamPrin ie “ usec ef uoth»g bub disaster.”—-Vi ejo Independent. Po en BA » Sloppihg..03 chati¢ paper, but . we believe the editor is! getting -demoralized. Co1apelling Southern Democrats to vote for Greeley is the roughest thing ever heard in American polities. Our friend-of the Independent cannot forget thé following language used Point wherever you please. to an . election: district which you will) pro. nounce morally. rotten, given up in great. part to debauchery and vice, wh poe subsist — a ing policy offices, gambling houses, a ent Garkits dens of infamy, and that district will. ‘be found at nearly or quite every ele tion giv-. ing a majority for that which styles itself the ‘‘Demdcratic”’ party. ‘Fake land, and you will find .nine-tenths

of their master spirits active = sans of thatsime Democracy. hat is the instinct, the sympathetic chord,” which attaches them so uniformly to this party? Will you consider?— Hepa Geer: . D : All og ta country; and we presume that no . one has any serious d-ubt that the} fathers of ut least nine-tenths of them are white Democrats,’ and we “are told tiiat those Democrats, if they will have yellow chilren, might betable pattern of “that eminent Democrat, Vice President Richard M. Jobnson.—Horase Greeley, Dec. 10, And again : (TSS Every one who chooses todive . by pugilism,. or gambling, or harlotry, house,.is politically a Democrat.— Horace Greeley, Jan. 7, 1868. Selah ! GRAND COSMOPOLITAN BALL. ee GRANDCOSMOPOLITAN © BALL will be given by the citizens of GRASS VALLEY, 4. CONCERT HALL, On Friday Ev’g., Aug. 30th, 1872. _—4 Ne pains or expense will be spared in malkiug this the Ball of the season. The best Rand of Music in the Mountains bas been engaged for this occasion. =~ = Committee of Arrangements ’ Hon. Wm. Watt Hon. E. W. Roberts, Hon. M. P. O’Connor, Reuben Leech, Hou. Thos. Findley, Jno. I Sykes, ; Henry Wholer. . COMMITTEE OF INVITATION. Grass’ Valley. A. B. Brady, Av A. Mulley, C. W. Smith, Dr. W. McCormick, R. Shoemaker, A. B. Dibble, D. P. Holbrook, F. G. Beatty, Samuel Granger, Win, Dawes, W. ©. Stokes, P. English, David Binkleman, . Alfred Berg, : a Sullivan, Wm. 8: Mitchell, Meaty ranen. Capt. bag ecm . enry Fuchs, , Gee Thotius Cloke, . Sonesta Ts HY man, H.J.Snow, . H; Uphoff, B. Johnson, — ; G. Vanhoter, ‘Wm. Lontzenheiser, e Breese M. bo iced . T. S Peter Brourtcter, 6. Frits, A. J. McDonald, J.D. k, Victor Resssyre, P. Vigur, wih: ¥ Spence wo Po Nevada. Hon. T. B. Reardan, J. A. Lancaster, ae Jno. en “4 Perrin, on. Chas. Ken’ = T. ©. Plunkett, Dns Gr othwitld: A Goldsmith, Ira A. Eaten, ~ J. J. Rogers; 3. M. Walling, D. E. Bell,” Danie} Clancy 4 _ Boston Ravine. Chavles Berisch, ~ P.H. Ford, Wm. Roland, Dudley Hoyt, Forest Springs. . x M. B. B. Potter, George W. Little, zt FP. K. Startemaa. Sau Juan. O. P, Stidger, Jno. H. Dickson; 3. 3B. Hunter, — i . Reugh and Ready. 8. Gilham, das. Wray; Geo. Gephart. Columbia Hill. J. ©. Broderick. \ Robert W. W. Nichols. Moore’s Flat.. . J. W. Starr, Chas. Allenberg, W. D. Leng: Daniel McCarty, J.8. Robb, J. H. Cunard. R. C. Black, R. Skidmore, Mr. McKillican. Jno. Webber, A. Heoper, A. @. Compten, M. F. Beatty, « Daniel Kendig, — McMurry, Grass Valley, August 13th, 1872. NOTICE. Titer DURAND, 8 een Se that there are several } /hundred thousand mulattoes in_this with nearly every keeper of tippling)ted” preceed veline. Notice to Crediters. , . N E MATTER: of the Estate of Pat~ rig® Kcough, deceased; Neticeis hereby i y the: een: administrator of ‘at Keough, deed, to the e ate-of creditors ofyarid all petsons hving claims gainst said ed, t@ exhibit the same Pwith the necessary vouchers within four [/ onths after the publication of this notice, [ ‘ baid A@ni:pistrator, at the office of the Nevada ly" Transcript, Nevada City California. : JOHN M. BUSH, Administrator. C. Mckivy, Agent for Administrator. 413, ba ‘NUTICE TO_WOOD MEN, ican “f g order of the Board of Supervisors. sealed pro ‘to. Racaish’ We cones of Oak, and 5 cords of ‘Dry Cedar or Ping me c Gert oer, wait ofctnck,k ~ gus can iI tout feet ices oak Sotdclivenet nal tu at te Court Honse; on or be fore . . ‘fhe payment for e will be cash, at the meeting of the thet Board on the Ist Monday of November. The Board reserving the privi of ing any or all bids, ¥ ne? H eejpc, es TC. PLUNKETT, Clerx. Nevtds, Atig. 12tt , 1872. “OFFICIAL NOTICE. HERE will be-a Special Meeting of the Board of 8u of Rewsin coun: ty, on THURSDAY, August 29th, 1872. at 19: @ clock, A. M. forthe: purpore of awarding” pa aang for — bridge building in Grass — Township, printing of the Great Beetiten, and for the establishing Election Precincts, designating the house in which ‘ teheill election, anfl the appointment of election officers. All perties interested in the establishment ‘of Election Precincts, Election officers, or the place of opening the polls will make their wishes known by letter; or in persou, on or before the 29h. of Angnat sforeseid. Board of Supervisors designate the house or building in which the polls will be held. ‘ , LT, C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. _Nevads,. Aug, 12th, 167% NOTICE. ERALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the County Clerk until 10 o'cléék, A. M. August 29th, for printing one thousand. copies. for one and two years, of the Great Register of Nevada County. Bid. ders will state the cash price per name orline ; to be printed on 45 !b book paper, in Brevier type, double leaded -4 to Fica— number in figures on left hand margin, with 3 mdash on which to write the word ‘‘vo( ing the number : Name of par. ty age; Nativity, occupation; and local rceidence. ‘To be bound with good qual. ity of paper-cover. The Buard reserve the of the Beard of Supervisors. al3 T. &. PLUNKETT, Clerk. pene REDUCTION IN PRICES, &. eetese BULLARD-would respectruly in. — form the people that he has leaned the skatmg Rink for another year and that hereafter it will be open on : Wednesday and Saturday Eve parties or for any other purpose.’ The following reduction in Prices have * Admission, including mse of Skates, Lady or tleman, ry BAM ; ets in packages’ of: Eight; atimitting’ Children.$1. a3 Se, eet Tickets will be sold by the month, if de B. BULLARD, Proprietor. sa DR. BUFELAND’S TAYLOR & BENDEL, sole Agents, 409 and 41! Clay 8t., Francisco. m2 . AUCTION BALS. J ae SELL aT MY AUCTION ROOM BROAD STREET, On Tuesday, August 13th, 1872, A large stock of Household & Kitchen Furniture, Window Blinds, China Sets, Sinks, Parlor, Curtains, Drapery and » variety of :goods of bidder for cash. i a9 «——sSW.«.H. DAVIDSON, Auctioneer. oe. wit . Be * call a the Tranacigt Olle, in Re . \2uanmr ane Ee Seer td The Skettng Rink can be rented any other evening in the week for private skating right to reject any and all bids. By order The J NEWA ARES ~ Lo Boa ‘The folk acted by<! on Saturda Ordered pointed Ce fications fc Valley, © Bennett : advertise_ work in a fications?! of August. Ordered seense fro er, Count hereby de Merry ap) Board ‘The fol are on th York pub Peter Fu Frank Ri ° Peters. Wm. ' sault wit Dowling plead’in William: District. "cation. was ‘ente on Wed: Mons. Broad : Daily T ed with: ‘farnitu tion, th Those ' line hat G. I ~ Bloomt official with:W ols ast proved Hutdhij iness: : ‘wer