August 2, 1876 (4 pages)

4 see Daily Sranseript NEVADA cfTy, CAL. oinesday, Augut2, 1876. 9 Which Was Right. We are puzzled to know whether Tilden is s great and gved man, or whether he is a’wily, scheming politician. Most Republican newspupers give him the reputation of the latter now, and must Democratic journals make him out the former since his nomination. Republic: n papers did not denounce Tiflen ‘aa & scalaway, before bis nowimastion, aud all’ the Democratio papers did not think bi . * elected. a reformer before his tion. Itwill puzzle any one to come toa conclusion about the kind* ot man he is, if he will read the different opinions expressed of him by political friends sud foes. ‘Iwo years ago puch notices as the following used to appear in the Republicay papers: eee An admirable man. for public of‘fice, —N. Y Evening: Post. Personally he is bonest enough, —N. ¥. Commercial Advertiser. . Mr. Tildenchas fairly earned the favor of his party.—Syracuse JourWe have nothing: to say against Tilden is a man, wn exewyiary, ci‘izov, and a Democrat.—Lockport Journal. ‘ No one will deny his eminent reBpectability, ur veulure tu cast avy doubts upuu his integrity.—Brooklyn Uuioa. Mr. Tilien is a gentleman of culture and reticement.“His-has—been a basy life, ucefal, if uot great. — Utiea Hersid, We havsrespeotfor Mr. Tillen. We utter nvihing iu di-psragemeut of bis chalac cc or wur.b, —A.buay Journal. Now the same journsis all tell a different story. All the Dem oeratio Organs now tell their readeis, that there is pot another man in tue Union that can save the couutry buat “Tilden, wud they areequally us sanguine, that noone but he can be Before bis nomination they talked like the fullowin,: — Bpsaking of him the Brooklyh Argus, & stanch Democrativ jotruul, gave the fuliowiug unalysis of bis @ saract er: Governor. Tilden’s advocacy of ‘hard mouey’’ ia.n3 insincere as are any of his other positions, As a re formet Governor Lilden as w fraud; AS aDusivess wan be js badly suiireLed; a8 a hurd-wiouey moube is wiihOU Convistious; .B a advertising adveniuier aud suboruer of ibe prea he is iatpodeu:;“aud as a political trickster be is uw disgrace. He is willin: to’ a k about uatioual honor, and ad¥ocuie uid muney attue st, while violating tu’ laws of tue cuuLtry and issuin ap illegal carrenéy in ihe West. He bid loadly for returm AUpport throuzsvur the Siate by uttacking Dovaisou in Syracuse, uad Lord in Mocuesier, where the Demucrate bave bu strength, waite bargaining fur sing scuundrelsia Albany, New Yo.k uud tiuvklyn, where the Democratic wiacbine ts powertul. The Chicago Times, bat a few days before the noniuution, declurea that ‘*‘Hayes would beat ‘hiden as casily as Graut defeated Greeley.” Jt now supporis the mau it believes will be beaten, The Cincinuati Jnguirer, when its judgment was uubianed before the St. Louis nomiuatious, said: ‘*Tilden's surroundings me bad. If elected he would take ta the White House the worsese: uf political jobbors and thieves ever seen in Washfugton, and that’s saying a good deal.” And go we might continue to give eéleotions uniii the eud of the chapter. Now the question is, when there is such a d.tivceuce of opinion concerniug a uaavp Wuich shall be Dalieved, bis political friends or bis politicul cuewies? We leave. our readera to decide. : ns: SLE ; Taxto ne of woe at Fort Linoo!n when the news of the Custer wasea«To. Was reve;ved “must huve ben heartrendiug. ‘Tue day before the news came dirs. Custer bad received from the General a buoyant letter, Auclosing Teiry’s bighly complimeutary note, in winch Custer was given command uf the movement. This put her and ber frieuds in high spi its. Next dey eome the crusiing intelligence of wwe slaughter, At the Fort were twenty -fuur widows, seven of officers and veventeen of enlisted mon, Qae lady, Mrs. Calhoun, (sisser of General Cusier,) lust her bus “band, three brothers snd a nephew, i Tas Pittsburg. u., Post, Dem., states that it ¥ill Le satinfied if the maj tity for Haze; iu Obio is less tan 60,000 ys SS ee ee ee my =. . Grass Valley, is Agent for Nevada nomiuva. of the Uuion. The Home Metuat Jasurance Co. We cull the attention of owners of buildings aud others who have property linbleto be gobbled up by fire, to the advertisement of the Home Mutual Insurance Cumpany, of Ca!ifornia,to be found in te-day’s Tran’ script, of which A. B. t-rady, of County. The Compuny is in every way reliable, and its. Directors embeace the ‘solid’ men of San Franciseo. The rates in this Company are very low, considering the risks, and every oe should provide against necidents by fire, which at this dry seuson of the veur are liable to occu: at any time. Call on “told. man” Brady,’ Muin street, oppvsite Mill, -Grass*Valley, and get your property jusured ugainst fire. Unioa Hotel, “Mr. D. W. Snapp; who has forthe pust year been the proprietor of the Union Hvtel, bas retired. fron the same, and Mr. J. Nuftziger the owuer, took charge -agaim—yesterday. Mr. Snapp bus proved his‘uability to run a Lotel, since he ‘has bad. charge The bouse has stead‘ily grown iu favor, and its numeions guests were all satisfied. Uuder the new proprietorall the popula fextures of the former management will be retafned, and others added. Jike Naffiyer is popular with all who know bim, and’ will add to te already good reputatidu cf the house. Advertised Letiers. The following letters remain in the ost Uffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cil., for week ending Ju!y 3ist, 1876. Persons culling for advertised lettera will plesse give the date ut advertisement. H.H. Haskins; P.M Albert, Mra. Mattie Browu, Miss Adelia Ann Boase, Thomas Bost, Mr-. A. Grass, Mes. Bernard Houston, Miss Loomis, B. Frank ; McKegyiar, Angus >) % MucKowin, Chariey . M ‘Bravvey, Win. Frahm, E, Licnurds; Jobn FI. : Thompseu; B, J. «are Mr, Hunter. tiving Away. “John A. Rapp, who bas for years acted us Captain of the Nevada Light’ Guard, is going to reside elsewhere in the future. The Captain’ bas beer very uctive in wilitary matters, aud was the originator of the Rifle Association. We are sorry that he finds it. to. bis intexest to leave here, for we f.el certaimhe will be sad.y missed. Target Shoot. The Rifls Association will have a Aaryget shoct a: their grounds this «f; terndon, commencing at 1 o’vlock sharp. Itis hoped that every member will be on hand promptly. AN UnproriTaBLe Rar on a ConDucror.—A well known condtctor ‘on the Chieugo, Rutk Island and Pacific road went to the deput, one morning recently, to take his train as usual, and an officer of the road andan officer of the law arrested him. Ou his shirt front: was a $5,000 diamond pin, and in bis pockets were a valuable gold watch and chain. In his trunks the officers found $30,C00 in Government bonds. An Eastern baok was telegraphed to, and the response was that bail could be furnished in $90,000, if necessnry, a8 that-was the amount depos ted to the ete creditthere. This settled, it wis hext the conductor's turn. A lawyer was called, and he politely informed the ¢ fiicers that the dinmond pin they had illegally tuken had been worn by the conductor twenty years; the watch was carried by him years before he wen into the employ of the company; that the Uuited StatesGovernwen: bonds they had tuken were the property of bis wife as the proceeds of her share in an estate as heir, and so was the money in the bank, and that thehest thivg the company could do would be tu return what they bad stolen, and with it $40,000, and no ques tions would be asked. The compuny accepted the attorney's terms, . -_——— —-2 oe Owrne to the oppressive tax on fivurand provisions, the people are living on beef and meseul entirely in Lower Culifuroia. Iustead of filling up and progressing the country is retrograding, and there is mueh suff-ring forthe want of te neocssa, ‘ries of life. GxorGe Cuxtstenstein, 17 years’ of age, Was accidentally drowned in the Lruckee river,.at Giendall, July /26th, while bathing. It is(bougbt. tie wae Keiged” With craaips.” > His sai aset FT Highet, Lenda M. i i SAMUELJ, TILDEN. The Leading Democrats of New York De: lire that Tilden Can fiat Carry His Owa State or the Courtry. The followiug protest by the leading Democrats of New ¥ork State, aguipst the nowination of Samuel J. Tilden, was presented in the St. Lonis Convention, but_ was roled out by the Chairman. © It furnishes ‘the Dewucratie candidste a significant introduction for the°campnign : ‘As the friends of Gov, Tilden from, New York are industriou-ly circulating a report among the délegates tu the Couveiition. from other Stites, th.€ the opposition in tie State of New York to bis nomination e veanates from parties ci her withou persuoul caracter, or having little ‘olitical infineuce, it ix proper tra tafacts should be Jaid before the delt gates a wembled, that they miy be en bled to jidzge nan iptéilizent and impartial minor. of the trath of, these sta‘emen's, aud sh ipe their action accurdbuzly. : The f.liowing pactial and very. ip compleie list« f prominent New York Vemocrats WHO OPPOSE Mit. TILDEN's® N. MINAPI'N ON THE GkouND THAT HE GAN NOt CAKKYHIS) OWN StaTé OK THE CUUNIRY, 1s the vest ausWer to tuese slateluents und is all the evid-nce it is deeured™ necessary to farpish, viz: Augrstus Schell, Jubn Ke. ly, Alg.ist oe:rmont, Wu. B, Priver-, Maj. Gey. Henry, W. Slocum, Déive Ve yoll, da t_e witvert, %lmore Pv. Koss, H ratio Sey.uour,JrHY, + be-seb-o, ~~ Cos—. Vou. Pruyu, Att’ G'u.M.B°Ctaplin Mr. Wh-aton, bupt. D. Huwell, Dewitt U. West. 6 Viaver, Ex att'yGep D.Pratt Arnott J. B. Parzon, erasius Coraing, 8.8.cCox,M:C, FernaudoWoo t,M.C, lsasc MeOuniue, Judge .ows'o k, Mos s War-ven, Roger A. Pryor RK. H. Wa erman, Ex-Gov. Hoffaan, Wai. RK! tob-rs, . Ch:.'us § E Church, BH 1. Donnelly, Justice allen, Jdud5e 6. Hotues;— #iistice M Ller, Frede’ ick Siaythe, D.C. Littl joha, Sen. W C’ Liuinont, Liecu.duv.A C.B-ach, Cul, Samu 1 Norta, Juige C.D motor, Frank Avb ott, Wu UG. tag, G. W. Milispaugh, A-nisa J. Por.er, Jonu Rerkin, E O Perrin, J. 8. Wels, — JO WiiebouseM.C.J.M. »élson, C B. Wal er, M. u., 8. Lx Mayhew, sacr. B, vier, Chis. t'. Daryes, Judge Johu L. Reed. And numervns other Jeading and’ represeata ive Dem >crats. 4ta meeting of: Democratic members of ihe Cow vou Council f New York on ‘Tuesdsy an address to the delegations from oti er States was ad>pted, setting“ forth complaints ant rccasations against Tilden and closing as folluws : *Wuile thas sin-erely expressing Our views befure the uoiwnination, we desire it distiuetly uuderstood that itis our juteution ty sipport to tie best of onr wbility whacever cundidate the Dewocrauc Nitional CuonYeution shall in its wisduim determine to place before the country, but we Waru HM AGAIN.T Tak FOLLY OF NOMINATING A MAN WH Wé ARK PERFRKCLTLY CON INCuD CAN NO PUAKKRY THE StAth Or NEW YORK"*—— Erastus Brooks, Jas.5. th y r,. Juigs J. H.Clute, ,;QA Wotleath, Sidu y W beter, Hountinc Tak Hippoputamos.— Hunting tue b ppopet.asas must be tutber« xciting spurt, jadging from the following uce uu, aken from a iccent Work vu Kast Atrica: ‘hu si lence we descended tu tne bed of the river; the tuick bushes Gunceuled us from the hippuputami, Whyse scucrode culls we cuuld Lear at a shor ee frum ur; but after awtile tals sifelier tuled as. ‘Lue uuwieildy avimals, Whose suupeless bodies were luzily ex euded va tne biuk, caught sight of as, aud immediate ly plunges tutu the water, . “*Muey reappeared in a few momen's, thels yrowls seenuiipg tu threaten the impudent udveutuers Who pesumed ou disturbing their reir.at, A couple of barreis—fur Acuwet-also curried # carbine— weie d.scbasged simultuneousiy. “Gol wa peueral sity ede'took place in the muddy pool, tue precip Hation of the fugiaves surrug up the water hkew tremendeus storm, A b.ppopotawus bad beeu wounded. Mad witu rage dud pain, be leaped couvulsively, Yuisiug” columus ut foum sud-spriy a:ound biw,. aud opening to tue fuil cateut bis enuiWivUs jnWs, **Aguin we fired upon him; the surfave uf the lite like was colored Witu bis. bivod, and tue imvunste: sunk beneath tLe water, “Accuruibg to all appearance he was wortully wouuded; but bow shou:d we secure 'b mw? The Arabs, dovaus Cue shure, bad ubserved ail tre sLeideuts vl the pirugyle, ‘They utteres wild cries cf Joy when they SuW 0S ViC.orivUs; iuem they au Waneed into tue puul waist-deep, aud at tue rink ol being devoured by the crocodiles. Tue uippopotamus lay at uy great distance frum the shore; he Was bauled tuituer with stout rupes, wud imuediately a hideous sceue commence 4. “Armed witu long knives they severed the hubs, and’cut the flesu duty sir pry whi.e the bioud streamed dluwnt ther beuds, arus; und clothes. Dirpittes arose, fur eacu wauied the fie sdare. Some groped vmouy pie eulrails in search uf tue fat; otuPers eudeavured to -snuteh from tue Oappy pussessur of a daiuty worse! Pa puts. of bia spoil. Women anu vulldreu assembiiug ip crowds, svun sWelled the tumult. At leupta the uippoputamus, cULUP luly a thowswud’ pieced, Was packed away ou the Det Mechanics’ Pavilion will be Se body. was Bot recovered? ak burrow up the blood of the nation, “Bristow’s reply—is “net up to . without Tegard to populir sentimen:, ’ A Sharp Criticiem, The Colusa-Sun, a Democratic Independent sbeet, comes to the following coneclasron about the Pre-ident, and upon perusal we thin’ our readers will concur with us in sayiny there is. more trnth than poetry in the criticism. It says: .‘‘We acacknowledge that President Grant is. an enigma to us. We have thoucht at times that we bad taught a glimpse at his ‘‘terne inwardness,”’ but he is. as hard to see into as that traditional willstone. He seems to move along as regirdiess of the opinions of men us any Saiut in the Roman calendar. He is a man of bunt few words, and the accusations of his political followes does not seem to nffect him any wore than the clumor‘ngs of his ene= ing todo right, and satisfied to rest is ense with the ‘future, or else he isa thcroughly bad man, whose sbame bas goue beyond the redeeming quality of a blusb. His ¢orrespoudenee with Bristow on the subject of Gubinet secrets raised him» pes in our estimation, Here was u wa Whom he had raised from obsearity, hinting around that were it not for the fict that he was under obligations to keep Cabiuet seerets, he cbuld a tale wnfold-that wonla and Grant promptly tells him to talk! the mark. Then he has men in hiscoun cil who are willing to let the eount:y noderstand that they are the hoves! leaven thet is tosave the administration from the sure damnation it would otherwise deserve, and Grent, ons‘s them, Aud he’ gives to the world no excuse for it! The leading journals of bis party sail into him, batitisall one to Grant. ‘Then be stunds by his frieuds under fire as po min ever did, Dves be do-this because he isin with their raseality, aud must stand by them, or doe ve do it from pure bull-doggedness? We would like to do-the man jistice; but he does not seem: to care ty cent whetber we doornot. Heisiv facta mystery that bis most int.mate friends do not seem c.ipuble of anderstunding.”’ 1 >. How to Break off Bad Habits! Tho following, which we clip from an exchange, is so good, sv true and su Cheering to those who are addiclal a 'bad habits, that we give. it sp:ce in our culuume@es «> Understand the reasons, end all reasons, Why the habit is injarions, Study the subject until there is no lingering doabtin your mind. Avoid the places, -the persons, and the thoughts that lead tothe temptation. Fieqnent the places, a sociate with ine persons, lndalgein the thoughis . that Jead3; aw-v .from temptation. Keep busv; it} ves is the streuytu of bad habits, Dev not give up ibe siraygle when you have broken your resulniion gnoce, twice—s *thousaid times. Tbat ou Y shows how mach heed. there is fur you tu strive. Wheu you have broken your resvlutions Just thiuk the matter over, and endeavor to uuderstaud why it ‘is you failed, KO that you way be on yuar guard agaust a recurrence of the same civenmstapecs. Do not think it an easy tuluyg that you bave undertuken. It is a fully to expect tu break off a habit iu a day whack may buve been gathering loug years, [By Telegraph,] Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales. .615 Ophir 48%. 32uU Mexican su. 859 Best & Beivuer 48%, $90 Gould & Curry 17, > a Uslifvrnin 65%. 1145 Savage 214%. 355 Cuviiar lui. EOE 26/5 Hale & Norcross 12, 493 Uou Virginia 60%, 640 Crowu Point 12%, 1799 lmyperiui 524. S3U Userman 30%. 1710 Juba 9%. 915 Uniouw Gun 17%. 65) Dieta Nevads 1734, 6J Aipha 41%. 645 Lay. bryan 134, 460 Cuiedours 1034. 13). Utau 19. 630 Belcier 18%. 400 Kentuck 13. fia 139 Justice 2644. 1 Cuntidebes 17%, 30 Balun 434%. YJ Kacuequer 164. Yesterday Afternoon's Sales. California 67%.Guu Virginia wk, Mexican 39%. Geu Thomas 1%. Leopard 12. : Mortheip Belle 183, Maymoud & Miy 9, , Kareka Conls “a niiéd~ He must-be-n~good-mar try-} Sroxes. who bas been incarcerated in Sing, N. Y. for the kiting of ‘Fisk, was the other lay transferred to Aubarn jul, to finish out his sentence of imprisonment, which expires next October. The prison barber bad received orders to shave off bis mustache, which forsome reason had been allowed to grow during his confinement in Sing Sing. HOTEL ARRIVALS, Mational Exchinge Hotel. S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Monpay, Joly 3i1st, 1876, The Original Georgia Minstrels. Mre Batkers, North Sun Juan O Eva s, Keno : GM Chan y,Gvld Run : Miss Meyerm do is WL chart san Frencisco aia Bb Guseet i, Rauch k Northup, San Juan Mv sei Wheatland A Clirk , Kaneas M Ruodicra, Moore's Fiat J O Measd, Beeuvile Mrs Whit«, C'ty i J Latersoa, Vuwnieville E Badar, . do J Dower, do 'T Kandiall,6o é.Or «kr, = do T H Cornish, 8an Juan P Davey. Sacremento M Chavate, Opuir J jer, Co'fux J Flanders, Birchville T OiLir, O 1 ax A Br beck, City: 'HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAiFr+ZiGian, Proprtetor. Monpay. duty dist, 1876. _ Geo Tord Yubs Mine E W'S .gelow, City’ t Brown, Gcor, ia Minstrels J Wollr, i 4.0 J Anderson, do S Keénuan, do J tiamlien, do J Martin, do Geo Haris, do ‘Wir Sindera; du A D Jackson, do W Jackson, Wheatland G Yicog ; W shipgton . D Cuib. rtsou, suitor Fiat Di FPevr, do G WJ ues, Willow Va ley J Webb 1, City * : DL MeVouald, Col Hill C B tbaush, Willow Valicy Se Luy, do , 5: Jo Murphy, do i J Gris il. Washingetou JD bliss, Blue ‘tent SS , WC Bradh y, Willow V: ley naan Mingie, du G.o beucon, Griss Valley Miss A Corns Il, City 5 Gilsen, Central H: use “Vc Huhng, Waieatl nd CP Loughriiye, Gruss Valley §.Uyiman, City : HO ygaino, Dutch Flat CAPITAL $320,900. HOMB MULUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORMA.OFFICE, 453 CALIFO4WNIA STREET, Merchants’ Exchange Building, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. John A. Redingt+n, President, ~ Geo. H, dowd, Vi e Proeid. at, Charlies H. sicry, tecr tary. N. as. Buuy, Moris stcreiary. 4. H. BIGi Luw. Gen‘i Manager. Agent for Nevada County A. B RRADY. < Office No, 29 Main Strvet, opposite Mill, ag? : erass Valley. B, H. MILLER’S ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE, ODD FELLOWS’ BUT DI*G, RROAD SrhEST, Nu VaDA CILy, . SHARE of the-public patronage rrA Spe.ti ully selicited. ag?Robe. Filkius, du © Weich, do a C B Hicke, do eis © Cruroe, do = B Wi sun, do ~~ Boyer, = 8S Bitter, do D A Bowman, do Jnvo Mattock, , lo . COLB. SODA WATER, ' AND FRESH x BETHESDA WATER, ° ON DRAUGHT aT _ PRESToN’s. New York Enamel Paint JB pee best ant most durable’ : ontride and mside work, A full line of pure Paint for Drugs and Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Crucibles, ete, Druggist,. N.'W, corner Broad and Fine streets,. he THE OLD ACCOMMODATION, Nevada and Grass Valley Stage Line, : <f < : Vime Table. J Leave Grats Villey ‘at 8 ovclock A. Mf; returviug l-ave Nevuda City at 9 A.M, Leave urass Valley at 4 o'clock P, M. Ladies and gen‘lemen called for at any part of the city witnout extra charge, rackag:s corried .tiow rates. Ord rs lettat the Nationul cr Union Ha tels in Nevada -Ciry, or at the kxchange or Wincousin Hcteis, Grass Valley, willbe proinptiy attended tu. jed-tf W S. TALBOT & CO. ‘A GOOD FARM FORSALE. . THE WOMACK RANCH .ITUATED onthe MeCourtuer > ergit miles south of Gruss Ville¥ eon. tainingeover-four hundred ares of land, there sre two lirg: pastires under fence, Plenty of good witer, Cne hurdred tons of natural uy raisea-evey year. Th» lo cai'yis pertectly heaitny.” It is a first cliss faym, and » good furmer can make tune of the . i? Roau; Best Farms in the County. Those wishing to purchnre can call at the kurm or ut the ‘1 RANSCKIPT oftice, Ne ° vada ity. ‘ jy16 ’ MRS. M. L. DAVIS, CASH! CASH! HOW TO-SAVE MONEY. one nee etn rere TURRET INCOR RU 7 ALL PARTIES Who Purchase of Us for Cash, (Gola Coir) Goods amounting to $5 00 and Up. ward, we will on aid after this date, give a DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT. From Regular Prices. LESTER & MULLOY, Dealersin Groceries & Provisions, NO. 52 BROAD STREET, jy27 Nevada City. . UNION MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada City. J-& C; J. NAFFZIGER, years AND RETAIL DEAL BEEF, PORK, 7 MUTTON, CORN BEEP, SAUSAGE, HAMS. BACON & LARD. oe r) All orders left at the shop wil) be attrpded to promiptiy, and satisfaction gives voth in price and-quality of meats. Thankful fur past patronage. they solic a continuance of the same. — ; : Nevada City; April 1, 1876. KRUG-CHAMPAGNE. Privete Cuvee, in quarts and picts. Shield, in quarte and pints, Premiere Qualite, in quarts aod pints, For sale by -HELIMANN BROS & CO, ~ San Francisco, _-aglim SOLE AGENTS NOTICE TO SLUCKHOLDERS. . 5 + 4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RAKK OF N&tVaba CuUUNTY, will t at the Banking tou ein Nevase ee Sar. urdsy, Se, tember 2nd, 1876, at 10 u'cluck a. M., tur the purpore of tra: ing busi less, Vig: Ist. (oO aubotize e tronsfer of the apseis of the Buk of Nevada County. in :he event of a proposition insde by John W. Hinde to the cr ditors thereot’ bei 8 avcepted, und to provite for the transie, Ot the sock theregf. 2nd. To discuss und decide upon the propricty of Pisemyg the to authorim anu to empow inths b half for that , urpoxe. 34 To devise wa: s and mnvans for the bs ge eee im Ben sramelcoen the Yeu August. corp -rution in Yuiuntery bankrap cy, and . age CHOICE FRUIT, FROM, THE CELEBRATED OHAPMAs O.CHAKD, anes TT L. NICHOLSON, Lessee of t @ above Orchard, has appointed SUTTON & JUDGE, Agents for the sale of all kinds of FRUITS in their se1son. re ~. Families will be supplied in quantithe to suit, at thé lowest market rates.: riers from the surrounding towns 824 ‘upper part of thé connty solicited eat promptly filled. i Direct all orders to : . ss SUTTON & JUDGE, COMMER“IAL STREET, NEVADA CIT?. June 28th, 1876. ite Airs ving bnsivess with for po tl C7) cays, will be Gilbertavilie, Qtaego 10., New York. : : NILES wesule., . ee Arr Ae cr ve tr th fl ta & es th ~~ sm & oe =~ eae @ mie 6 w« of tt SO eS SA ewe Sa le oe er ee ee le ee ee . eS

4 see Daily Sranseript NEVADA cfTy, CAL. oinesday, Augut2, 1876. 9 Which Was Right. We are puzzled to know whether Tilden is s great and gved man, or whether he is a’wily, scheming politician. Most Republican newspupers give him the reputation of the latter now, and must Democratic journals make him out the former since his nomination. Republic: n papers did not denounce Tiflen ‘aa & scalaway, before bis nowimastion, aud all’ the Democratio papers did not think bi . * elected. a reformer before his tion. Itwill puzzle any one to come toa conclusion about the kind* ot man he is, if he will read the different opinions expressed of him by political friends sud foes. ‘Iwo years ago puch notices as the following used to appear in the Republicay papers: eee An admirable man. for public of‘fice, —N. Y Evening: Post. Personally he is bonest enough, —N. ¥. Commercial Advertiser. . Mr. Tildenchas fairly earned the favor of his party.—Syracuse JourWe have nothing: to say against Tilden is a man, wn exewyiary, ci‘izov, and a Democrat.—Lockport Journal. ‘ No one will deny his eminent reBpectability, ur veulure tu cast avy doubts upuu his integrity.—Brooklyn Uuioa. Mr. Tilien is a gentleman of culture and reticement.“His-has—been a basy life, ucefal, if uot great. — Utiea Hersid, We havsrespeotfor Mr. Tillen. We utter nvihing iu di-psragemeut of bis chalac cc or wur.b, —A.buay Journal. Now the same journsis all tell a different story. All the Dem oeratio Organs now tell their readeis, that there is pot another man in tue Union that can save the couutry buat “Tilden, wud they areequally us sanguine, that noone but he can be Before bis nomination they talked like the fullowin,: — Bpsaking of him the Brooklyh Argus, & stanch Democrativ jotruul, gave the fuliowiug unalysis of bis @ saract er: Governor. Tilden’s advocacy of ‘hard mouey’’ ia.n3 insincere as are any of his other positions, As a re formet Governor Lilden as w fraud; AS aDusivess wan be js badly suiireLed; a8 a hurd-wiouey moube is wiihOU Convistious; .B a advertising adveniuier aud suboruer of ibe prea he is iatpodeu:;“aud as a political trickster be is uw disgrace. He is willin: to’ a k about uatioual honor, and ad¥ocuie uid muney attue st, while violating tu’ laws of tue cuuLtry and issuin ap illegal carrenéy in ihe West. He bid loadly for returm AUpport throuzsvur the Siate by uttacking Dovaisou in Syracuse, uad Lord in Mocuesier, where the Demucrate bave bu strength, waite bargaining fur sing scuundrelsia Albany, New Yo.k uud tiuvklyn, where the Democratic wiacbine ts powertul. The Chicago Times, bat a few days before the noniuution, declurea that ‘*‘Hayes would beat ‘hiden as casily as Graut defeated Greeley.” Jt now supporis the mau it believes will be beaten, The Cincinuati Jnguirer, when its judgment was uubianed before the St. Louis nomiuatious, said: ‘*Tilden's surroundings me bad. If elected he would take ta the White House the worsese: uf political jobbors and thieves ever seen in Washfugton, and that’s saying a good deal.” And go we might continue to give eéleotions uniii the eud of the chapter. Now the question is, when there is such a d.tivceuce of opinion concerniug a uaavp Wuich shall be Dalieved, bis political friends or bis politicul cuewies? We leave. our readera to decide. : ns: SLE ; Taxto ne of woe at Fort Linoo!n when the news of the Custer wasea«To. Was reve;ved “must huve ben heartrendiug. ‘Tue day before the news came dirs. Custer bad received from the General a buoyant letter, Auclosing Teiry’s bighly complimeutary note, in winch Custer was given command uf the movement. This put her and ber frieuds in high spi its. Next dey eome the crusiing intelligence of wwe slaughter, At the Fort were twenty -fuur widows, seven of officers and veventeen of enlisted mon, Qae lady, Mrs. Calhoun, (sisser of General Cusier,) lust her bus “band, three brothers snd a nephew, i Tas Pittsburg. u., Post, Dem., states that it ¥ill Le satinfied if the maj tity for Haze; iu Obio is less tan 60,000 ys SS ee ee ee my =. . Grass Valley, is Agent for Nevada nomiuva. of the Uuion. The Home Metuat Jasurance Co. We cull the attention of owners of buildings aud others who have property linbleto be gobbled up by fire, to the advertisement of the Home Mutual Insurance Cumpany, of Ca!ifornia,to be found in te-day’s Tran’ script, of which A. B. t-rady, of County. The Compuny is in every way reliable, and its. Directors embeace the ‘solid’ men of San Franciseo. The rates in this Company are very low, considering the risks, and every oe should provide against necidents by fire, which at this dry seuson of the veur are liable to occu: at any time. Call on “told. man” Brady,’ Muin street, oppvsite Mill, -Grass*Valley, and get your property jusured ugainst fire. Unioa Hotel, “Mr. D. W. Snapp; who has forthe pust year been the proprietor of the Union Hvtel, bas retired. fron the same, and Mr. J. Nuftziger the owuer, took charge -agaim—yesterday. Mr. Snapp bus proved his‘uability to run a Lotel, since he ‘has bad. charge The bouse has stead‘ily grown iu favor, and its numeions guests were all satisfied. Uuder the new proprietorall the popula fextures of the former management will be retafned, and others added. Jike Naffiyer is popular with all who know bim, and’ will add to te already good reputatidu cf the house. Advertised Letiers. The following letters remain in the ost Uffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cil., for week ending Ju!y 3ist, 1876. Persons culling for advertised lettera will plesse give the date ut advertisement. H.H. Haskins; P.M Albert, Mra. Mattie Browu, Miss Adelia Ann Boase, Thomas Bost, Mr-. A. Grass, Mes. Bernard Houston, Miss Loomis, B. Frank ; McKegyiar, Angus >) % MucKowin, Chariey . M ‘Bravvey, Win. Frahm, E, Licnurds; Jobn FI. : Thompseu; B, J. «are Mr, Hunter. tiving Away. “John A. Rapp, who bas for years acted us Captain of the Nevada Light’ Guard, is going to reside elsewhere in the future. The Captain’ bas beer very uctive in wilitary matters, aud was the originator of the Rifle Association. We are sorry that he finds it. to. bis intexest to leave here, for we f.el certaimhe will be sad.y missed. Target Shoot. The Rifls Association will have a Aaryget shoct a: their grounds this «f; terndon, commencing at 1 o’vlock sharp. Itis hoped that every member will be on hand promptly. AN UnproriTaBLe Rar on a ConDucror.—A well known condtctor ‘on the Chieugo, Rutk Island and Pacific road went to the deput, one morning recently, to take his train as usual, and an officer of the road andan officer of the law arrested him. Ou his shirt front: was a $5,000 diamond pin, and in bis pockets were a valuable gold watch and chain. In his trunks the officers found $30,C00 in Government bonds. An Eastern baok was telegraphed to, and the response was that bail could be furnished in $90,000, if necessnry, a8 that-was the amount depos ted to the ete creditthere. This settled, it wis hext the conductor's turn. A lawyer was called, and he politely informed the ¢ fiicers that the dinmond pin they had illegally tuken had been worn by the conductor twenty years; the watch was carried by him years before he wen into the employ of the company; that the Uuited StatesGovernwen: bonds they had tuken were the property of bis wife as the proceeds of her share in an estate as heir, and so was the money in the bank, and that thehest thivg the company could do would be tu return what they bad stolen, and with it $40,000, and no ques tions would be asked. The compuny accepted the attorney's terms, . -_——— —-2 oe Owrne to the oppressive tax on fivurand provisions, the people are living on beef and meseul entirely in Lower Culifuroia. Iustead of filling up and progressing the country is retrograding, and there is mueh suff-ring forthe want of te neocssa, ‘ries of life. GxorGe Cuxtstenstein, 17 years’ of age, Was accidentally drowned in the Lruckee river,.at Giendall, July /26th, while bathing. It is(bougbt. tie wae Keiged” With craaips.” > His sai aset FT Highet, Lenda M. i i SAMUELJ, TILDEN. The Leading Democrats of New York De: lire that Tilden Can fiat Carry His Owa State or the Courtry. The followiug protest by the leading Democrats of New ¥ork State, aguipst the nowination of Samuel J. Tilden, was presented in the St. Lonis Convention, but_ was roled out by the Chairman. © It furnishes ‘the Dewucratie candidste a significant introduction for the°campnign : ‘As the friends of Gov, Tilden from, New York are industriou-ly circulating a report among the délegates tu the Couveiition. from other Stites, th.€ the opposition in tie State of New York to bis nomination e veanates from parties ci her withou persuoul caracter, or having little ‘olitical infineuce, it ix proper tra tafacts should be Jaid before the delt gates a wembled, that they miy be en bled to jidzge nan iptéilizent and impartial minor. of the trath of, these sta‘emen's, aud sh ipe their action accurdbuzly. : The f.liowing pactial and very. ip compleie list« f prominent New York Vemocrats WHO OPPOSE Mit. TILDEN's® N. MINAPI'N ON THE GkouND THAT HE GAN NOt CAKKYHIS) OWN StaTé OK THE CUUNIRY, 1s the vest ausWer to tuese slateluents und is all the evid-nce it is deeured™ necessary to farpish, viz: Augrstus Schell, Jubn Ke. ly, Alg.ist oe:rmont, Wu. B, Priver-, Maj. Gey. Henry, W. Slocum, Déive Ve yoll, da t_e witvert, %lmore Pv. Koss, H ratio Sey.uour,JrHY, + be-seb-o, ~~ Cos—. Vou. Pruyu, Att’ G'u.M.B°Ctaplin Mr. Wh-aton, bupt. D. Huwell, Dewitt U. West. 6 Viaver, Ex att'yGep D.Pratt Arnott J. B. Parzon, erasius Coraing, 8.8.cCox,M:C, FernaudoWoo t,M.C, lsasc MeOuniue, Judge .ows'o k, Mos s War-ven, Roger A. Pryor RK. H. Wa erman, Ex-Gov. Hoffaan, Wai. RK! tob-rs, . Ch:.'us § E Church, BH 1. Donnelly, Justice allen, Jdud5e 6. Hotues;— #iistice M Ller, Frede’ ick Siaythe, D.C. Littl joha, Sen. W C’ Liuinont, Liecu.duv.A C.B-ach, Cul, Samu 1 Norta, Juige C.D motor, Frank Avb ott, Wu UG. tag, G. W. Milispaugh, A-nisa J. Por.er, Jonu Rerkin, E O Perrin, J. 8. Wels, — JO WiiebouseM.C.J.M. »élson, C B. Wal er, M. u., 8. Lx Mayhew, sacr. B, vier, Chis. t'. Daryes, Judge Johu L. Reed. And numervns other Jeading and’ represeata ive Dem >crats. 4ta meeting of: Democratic members of ihe Cow vou Council f New York on ‘Tuesdsy an address to the delegations from oti er States was ad>pted, setting“ forth complaints ant rccasations against Tilden and closing as folluws : *Wuile thas sin-erely expressing Our views befure the uoiwnination, we desire it distiuetly uuderstood that itis our juteution ty sipport to tie best of onr wbility whacever cundidate the Dewocrauc Nitional CuonYeution shall in its wisduim determine to place before the country, but we Waru HM AGAIN.T Tak FOLLY OF NOMINATING A MAN WH Wé ARK PERFRKCLTLY CON INCuD CAN NO PUAKKRY THE StAth Or NEW YORK"*—— Erastus Brooks, Jas.5. th y r,. Juigs J. H.Clute, ,;QA Wotleath, Sidu y W beter, Hountinc Tak Hippoputamos.— Hunting tue b ppopet.asas must be tutber« xciting spurt, jadging from the following uce uu, aken from a iccent Work vu Kast Atrica: ‘hu si lence we descended tu tne bed of the river; the tuick bushes Gunceuled us from the hippuputami, Whyse scucrode culls we cuuld Lear at a shor ee frum ur; but after awtile tals sifelier tuled as. ‘Lue uuwieildy avimals, Whose suupeless bodies were luzily ex euded va tne biuk, caught sight of as, aud immediate ly plunges tutu the water, . “*Muey reappeared in a few momen's, thels yrowls seenuiipg tu threaten the impudent udveutuers Who pesumed ou disturbing their reir.at, A couple of barreis—fur Acuwet-also curried # carbine— weie d.scbasged simultuneousiy. “Gol wa peueral sity ede'took place in the muddy pool, tue precip Hation of the fugiaves surrug up the water hkew tremendeus storm, A b.ppopotawus bad beeu wounded. Mad witu rage dud pain, be leaped couvulsively, Yuisiug” columus ut foum sud-spriy a:ound biw,. aud opening to tue fuil cateut bis enuiWivUs jnWs, **Aguin we fired upon him; the surfave uf the lite like was colored Witu bis. bivod, and tue imvunste: sunk beneath tLe water, “Accuruibg to all appearance he was wortully wouuded; but bow shou:d we secure 'b mw? The Arabs, dovaus Cue shure, bad ubserved ail tre sLeideuts vl the pirugyle, ‘They utteres wild cries cf Joy when they SuW 0S ViC.orivUs; iuem they au Waneed into tue puul waist-deep, aud at tue rink ol being devoured by the crocodiles. Tue uippopotamus lay at uy great distance frum the shore; he Was bauled tuituer with stout rupes, wud imuediately a hideous sceue commence 4. “Armed witu long knives they severed the hubs, and’cut the flesu duty sir pry whi.e the bioud streamed dluwnt ther beuds, arus; und clothes. Dirpittes arose, fur eacu wauied the fie sdare. Some groped vmouy pie eulrails in search uf tue fat; otuPers eudeavured to -snuteh from tue Oappy pussessur of a daiuty worse! Pa puts. of bia spoil. Women anu vulldreu assembiiug ip crowds, svun sWelled the tumult. At leupta the uippoputamus, cULUP luly a thowswud’ pieced, Was packed away ou the Det Mechanics’ Pavilion will be Se body. was Bot recovered? ak burrow up the blood of the nation, “Bristow’s reply—is “net up to

. without Tegard to populir sentimen:, ’ A Sharp Criticiem, The Colusa-Sun, a Democratic Independent sbeet, comes to the following coneclasron about the Pre-ident, and upon perusal we thin’ our readers will concur with us in sayiny there is. more trnth than poetry in the criticism. It says: .‘‘We acacknowledge that President Grant is. an enigma to us. We have thoucht at times that we bad taught a glimpse at his ‘‘terne inwardness,”’ but he is. as hard to see into as that traditional willstone. He seems to move along as regirdiess of the opinions of men us any Saiut in the Roman calendar. He is a man of bunt few words, and the accusations of his political followes does not seem to nffect him any wore than the clumor‘ngs of his ene= ing todo right, and satisfied to rest is ense with the ‘future, or else he isa thcroughly bad man, whose sbame bas goue beyond the redeeming quality of a blusb. His ¢orrespoudenee with Bristow on the subject of Gubinet secrets raised him» pes in our estimation, Here was u wa Whom he had raised from obsearity, hinting around that were it not for the fict that he was under obligations to keep Cabiuet seerets, he cbuld a tale wnfold-that wonla and Grant promptly tells him to talk! the mark. Then he has men in hiscoun cil who are willing to let the eount:y noderstand that they are the hoves! leaven thet is tosave the administration from the sure damnation it would otherwise deserve, and Grent, ons‘s them, Aud he’ gives to the world no excuse for it! The leading journals of bis party sail into him, batitisall one to Grant. ‘Then be stunds by his frieuds under fire as po min ever did, Dves be do-this because he isin with their raseality, aud must stand by them, or doe ve do it from pure bull-doggedness? We would like to do-the man jistice; but he does not seem: to care ty cent whetber we doornot. Heisiv facta mystery that bis most int.mate friends do not seem c.ipuble of anderstunding.”’ 1 >. How to Break off Bad Habits! Tho following, which we clip from an exchange, is so good, sv true and su Cheering to those who are addiclal a 'bad habits, that we give. it sp:ce in our culuume@es «> Understand the reasons, end all reasons, Why the habit is injarions, Study the subject until there is no lingering doabtin your mind. Avoid the places, -the persons, and the thoughts that lead tothe temptation. Fieqnent the places, a sociate with ine persons, lndalgein the thoughis . that Jead3; aw-v .from temptation. Keep busv; it} ves is the streuytu of bad habits, Dev not give up ibe siraygle when you have broken your resulniion gnoce, twice—s *thousaid times. Tbat ou Y shows how mach heed. there is fur you tu strive. Wheu you have broken your resvlutions Just thiuk the matter over, and endeavor to uuderstaud why it ‘is you failed, KO that you way be on yuar guard agaust a recurrence of the same civenmstapecs. Do not think it an easy tuluyg that you bave undertuken. It is a fully to expect tu break off a habit iu a day whack may buve been gathering loug years, [By Telegraph,] Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales. .615 Ophir 48%. 32uU Mexican su. 859 Best & Beivuer 48%, $90 Gould & Curry 17, > a Uslifvrnin 65%. 1145 Savage 214%. 355 Cuviiar lui. EOE 26/5 Hale & Norcross 12, 493 Uou Virginia 60%, 640 Crowu Point 12%, 1799 lmyperiui 524. S3U Userman 30%. 1710 Juba 9%. 915 Uniouw Gun 17%. 65) Dieta Nevads 1734, 6J Aipha 41%. 645 Lay. bryan 134, 460 Cuiedours 1034. 13). Utau 19. 630 Belcier 18%. 400 Kentuck 13. fia 139 Justice 2644. 1 Cuntidebes 17%, 30 Balun 434%. YJ Kacuequer 164. Yesterday Afternoon's Sales. California 67%.Guu Virginia wk, Mexican 39%. Geu Thomas 1%. Leopard 12. : Mortheip Belle 183, Maymoud & Miy 9, , Kareka Conls “a niiéd~ He must-be-n~good-mar try-} Sroxes. who bas been incarcerated in Sing, N. Y. for the kiting of ‘Fisk, was the other lay transferred to Aubarn jul, to finish out his sentence of imprisonment, which expires next October. The prison barber bad received orders to shave off bis mustache, which forsome reason had been allowed to grow during his confinement in Sing Sing. HOTEL ARRIVALS, Mational Exchinge Hotel. S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Monpay, Joly 3i1st, 1876, The Original Georgia Minstrels. Mre Batkers, North Sun Juan O Eva s, Keno : GM Chan y,Gvld Run : Miss Meyerm do is WL chart san Frencisco aia Bb Guseet i, Rauch k Northup, San Juan Mv sei Wheatland A Clirk , Kaneas M Ruodicra, Moore's Fiat J O Measd, Beeuvile Mrs Whit«, C'ty i J Latersoa, Vuwnieville E Badar, . do J Dower, do 'T Kandiall,6o é.Or «kr, = do T H Cornish, 8an Juan P Davey. Sacremento M Chavate, Opuir J jer, Co'fux J Flanders, Birchville T OiLir, O 1 ax A Br beck, City: 'HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAiFr+ZiGian, Proprtetor. Monpay. duty dist, 1876. _ Geo Tord Yubs Mine E W'S .gelow, City’ t Brown, Gcor, ia Minstrels J Wollr, i 4.0 J Anderson, do S Keénuan, do J tiamlien, do J Martin, do Geo Haris, do ‘Wir Sindera; du A D Jackson, do W Jackson, Wheatland G Yicog ; W shipgton . D Cuib. rtsou, suitor Fiat Di FPevr, do G WJ ues, Willow Va ley J Webb 1, City * : DL MeVouald, Col Hill C B tbaush, Willow Valicy Se Luy, do , 5: Jo Murphy, do i J Gris il. Washingetou JD bliss, Blue ‘tent SS , WC Bradh y, Willow V: ley naan Mingie, du G.o beucon, Griss Valley Miss A Corns Il, City 5 Gilsen, Central H: use “Vc Huhng, Waieatl nd CP Loughriiye, Gruss Valley §.Uyiman, City : HO ygaino, Dutch Flat CAPITAL $320,900. HOMB MULUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF CALIFORMA.OFFICE, 453 CALIFO4WNIA STREET, Merchants’ Exchange Building, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. John A. Redingt+n, President, ~ Geo. H, dowd, Vi e Proeid. at, Charlies H. sicry, tecr tary. N. as. Buuy, Moris stcreiary. 4. H. BIGi Luw. Gen‘i Manager. Agent for Nevada County A. B RRADY. < Office No, 29 Main Strvet, opposite Mill, ag? : erass Valley. B, H. MILLER’S ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE, ODD FELLOWS’ BUT DI*G, RROAD SrhEST, Nu VaDA CILy, .. SHARE of the-public patronage rrA Spe.ti ully selicited. ag?Robe. Filkius, du © Weich, do a C B Hicke, do eis © Cruroe, do = B Wi sun, do ~~ Boyer, = 8S Bitter, do D A Bowman, do Jnvo Mattock, , lo . COLB. SODA WATER, ' AND FRESH x BETHESDA WATER, ° ON DRAUGHT aT _ PRESToN’s. New York Enamel Paint JB pee best ant most durable’ : ontride and mside work, A full line of pure Paint for Drugs and Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Crucibles, ete, Druggist,. N.'W, corner Broad and Fine streets,. he THE OLD ACCOMMODATION, Nevada and Grass Valley Stage Line, : <f < : Vime Table. J Leave Grats Villey ‘at 8 ovclock A. Mf; returviug l-ave Nevuda City at 9 A.M, Leave urass Valley at 4 o'clock P, M. Ladies and gen‘lemen called for at any part of the city witnout extra charge, rackag:s corried .tiow rates. Ord rs lettat the Nationul cr Union Ha tels in Nevada -Ciry, or at the kxchange or Wincousin Hcteis, Grass Valley, willbe proinptiy attended tu. jed-tf W S. TALBOT & CO. ‘A GOOD FARM FORSALE. . THE WOMACK RANCH .ITUATED onthe MeCourtuer > ergit miles south of Gruss Ville¥ eon. tainingeover-four hundred ares of land, there sre two lirg: pastires under fence, Plenty of good witer, Cne hurdred tons of natural uy raisea-evey year. Th» lo cai'yis pertectly heaitny.” It is a first cliss faym, and » good furmer can make tune of the . i? Roau; Best Farms in the County. Those wishing to purchnre can call at the kurm or ut the ‘1 RANSCKIPT oftice, Ne ° vada ity. ‘ jy16 ’ MRS. M. L. DAVIS, CASH! CASH! HOW TO-SAVE MONEY. one nee etn rere TURRET INCOR RU 7 ALL PARTIES Who Purchase of Us for Cash, (Gola Coir) Goods amounting to $5 00 and Up. ward, we will on aid after this date, give a DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT. From Regular Prices. LESTER & MULLOY, Dealersin Groceries & Provisions, NO. 52 BROAD STREET, jy27 Nevada City. . UNION MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada City. J-& C; J. NAFFZIGER, years AND RETAIL DEAL BEEF, PORK, 7 MUTTON, CORN BEEP, SAUSAGE, HAMS. BACON & LARD. oe r) All orders left at the shop wil) be attrpded to promiptiy, and satisfaction gives voth in price and-quality of meats. Thankful fur past patronage. they solic a continuance of the same. — ; : Nevada City; April 1, 1876. KRUG-CHAMPAGNE. Privete Cuvee, in quarts and picts. Shield, in quarte and pints, Premiere Qualite, in quarts aod pints, For sale by -HELIMANN BROS & CO, ~ San Francisco, _-aglim SOLE AGENTS NOTICE TO SLUCKHOLDERS. . 5 + 4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RAKK OF N&tVaba CuUUNTY, will t at the Banking tou ein Nevase ee Sar. urdsy, Se, tember 2nd, 1876, at 10 u'cluck a. M., tur the purpore of tra: ing busi less, Vig: Ist. (oO aubotize e tronsfer of the apseis of the Buk of Nevada County. in :he event of a proposition insde by John W. Hinde to the cr ditors thereot’ bei 8 avcepted, und to provite for the transie, Ot the sock theregf. 2nd. To discuss und decide upon the propricty of Pisemyg the to authorim anu to empow inths b half for that , urpoxe. 34 To devise wa: s and mnvans for the bs ge eee im Ben sramelcoen the Yeu August. corp -rution in Yuiuntery bankrap cy, and . age CHOICE FRUIT, FROM, THE CELEBRATED OHAPMAs O.CHAKD, anes TT L. NICHOLSON, Lessee of t @ above Orchard, has appointed SUTTON & JUDGE, Agents for the sale of all kinds of FRUITS in their se1son. re ~. Families will be supplied in quantithe to suit, at thé lowest market rates.: riers from the surrounding towns 824 ‘upper part of thé connty solicited eat promptly filled. i Direct all orders to : . ss SUTTON & JUDGE, COMMER“IAL STREET, NEVADA CIT?. June 28th, 1876. ite Airs ving bnsivess with for po tl C7) cays, will be Gilbertavilie, Qtaego 10., New York. : : NILES wesule., . ee Arr Ae cr ve tr th fl ta & es th ~~ sm & oe =~ eae @ mie 6 w« of tt SO eS SA ewe Sa le oe er ee ee le ee ee . eS