August 2, 1876 (4 pages)

NSARY STREET, ' Francisco for the treag inal Diseases ture, Syphih. eakness, In 8 (of years Bacvess. ally asure of an. from Visiting rope, and hag penrary, 623. mer.ial, San: nts and those . him. her time nor “dies, and hag, ities for the a ersons, both — 10 are Buffer, from the et. from virus ook. at their ed faces and ns, @isquali. }Of Marriage this. horrid l death chosegr ians, friends are sufferiug le destroying cared for and ond them im. * hysician who special study to cure the t mercury or ant to those ho are inter riends, to be doctors who heir skill in 8, imposing. names of em@ and other 1 and make fall into the BS. asequence of or depraved . ced by. She® st unlimited . ig certainty tsymptoris, * ific medical nance, dark e-head, ringrustling of iots, uneasi. of the limbs, Nect, loss of ching strangaintances, a ss of memand various rred tongue, ption, night nt insanity, ns so afflict. y, either in cure effected of treating of effecting G. will give 1© who will he wascured of the San arriage, who hese fearful @ sacred re\» mor delay. n’s office or nes may rely itial secrecy ict no more and mutuof services reumstances revalent and nong ‘quacks e, and will instrument, cal and per. B. Me CURED AT to .Dr, Gib. 8, length of ed, and the , free from part of the lirection for ILLARS in brough the Fargo & Co., e forwarded lion, $23 Kearney 1 Francisco. inl treet. 7 on the lee ase inform is advertise my! t to MinFFICE, y 4, 1876. at William 1. Dauchey, ©. Melvor, can, whose da County, ' Patent for laims, bearMining Disi described land, being E 4% and SE of sec1 849 17-100 ie following » made Febet al: the y 23d 1876, an location, W. Duncan e March ‘ise location Wise et ak rch 11 1876, bey location the Mclyor 76. All of np the office da County, > claim is ast by vaied by Chas. . by vacant erse claims present the sixty days hereof, Reg ster, cants, m9 und, regis . 1876, Also y 6th, 1476. is red Lb. be é from . Preasurer. A T his Store, on BROAD STREET, op.Puxstpgntiab~Eszcror; ant slcounties are recom uented to invite all Alumeda, .-. 0. 19, Plamas.-.-s-+++54 Alpine..cssseee+ 'Sicram ntu,.. 21 AMAGOT veceessceves 74:8 om Benito. 2.66: 3 UMBUEO ics c.ccecnceaes lujswu_B raardino,.4 Calaverad ., eee. GSM Viexo «.-. +-6 WOMB sn 5050 oes bie #'S4u Francisco.> 3 Coutra Costa, .¢.d:0au Juaqii..15 Del Norte . ij3um Louis Ubispo.5 El Dorado. Olsuta Mute o..6 FPresnd.2 0.00800 +. 2santa bburbara.. 6 Humbolit. 2. % auta Ciura.. 15 PAV isa ca kccenes & .3}Sauta Cruz.. er Kern. ii. cee cece. o BSMUBUB. . Leese eee 4 — Cea bee eaceein oars > eekly Lae smear . MMOL. sv ennnenesiies MISRIGOU. 006 0000600 Tag Angeles..,LRSM. cee e eee . be: Be error re ee RD AUDA. ce seee eens 8 . ' _NICE GROCERIES ——— NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2 1876, The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL, © KN, P. BROWN. B.'T. WATSON, BROWN & WATSON, Proprietors. i ST TERE LP EF ' REPUBLISAN STATE CON‘ VENTION, Room? oF THE UNton areen t STaTE CENTR:L COMMITTEE : San Fraucis:0, Muy 23; 1876. JHE next Union Republican Stute Convention tor the uominstion of Six 5.x ALTsRWATES, und a ‘State aontrolicr,” to. fill tbe vacancy caused by the decrease of Hon: W. MANDRVILEE, the late in-umbent, will bea beli iu tat city of San Francisco, ou WEDNESDAY, August 9tn, 18 6, at Dashamay Hall, sotitu side ot Post street, between] . Kearney—andDupont strects, at ten o'clock A M, tae ‘Ly calling the Convention for the elect’on of delugstes, tie comui'tees of the 8: verRepaolicaa etectors and ult other voters witnout regard to pust:po itical differeuces or previous purty atfitiations, who ae opposed to reviving section . issues, and desire to. promote friendly fecling unupermanent harmony througnueut the country by in -intiining aud Un.oroiny ali the cn stitutioual rights of vory ¢iiiz nin ‘ludiny the fulla id free exer “ise of ths right of enffeage without iftimidation and witiout fraud; who are in fav r of the continued prosecution aud puuishm ‘nt of alt otiicrt dishonesty, and of au ecunomivcai admiuistration of the Giverime t by houest, fa taful and capsnle o:ficers; why ure in favor vf making such referins, in gowerym nt 48 experience may from time to time suggest: who ure opposed to impuairing the credit of the nition by depreciating any of its oblig:tions,<aud iu favor of sur. taining in eyery way th: na:tonal faich aud financial boner: wo hold that tue comin 2 schoulsyste » is the nurs ry of -AmeT.cab liberty‘ and ehould be m sintained abso lutely free froin sectarian control; who velieve that, for the promotion of these ends the direction’ of the Government shoud continue to be cortided to thus: whu adhere to tne principle of 1775, an 1 support ¢hem as incorporaud iu tue U nstitution and the laws; an! who are iu favor of recognizing and strengthyning the fuuda mental principles of Nationa! Unity in this Centennial Anuiversary of the birth of the Republic. ‘Le apportionment of Delegates is asfollows: ; Mati 665s scceiease 4! wonumna.. 20-26 0. Mariposa.. ..3/8twuisians Mendoe io...! Merced. ..-2.Monterey..q MEI on ora signees OrVentita. .ct.cccece o4 Nevada..°..14,¥Yolo . ' : County Commit‘eesand Congressional Committees will mak+ provision in, ther fespective counties fur the ele twi'of deiegat-s in accordsnce w th said apportion_ment, holding Primary elections, for the choice of such deleyates; and the Stute Central Committee recommends tat the Delégates chosen to the State Convention be empow’ red to act as Delegates to the CSngr: ssional Conventions,vf tucirrespective 2istricts. The State Central Committee recommen i8 thie following t st: “Opp atid: tu the r st tition to power of the Democra‘tc Party, and intention to act in good faith with the Kepubiican Party.” : By order of the Committee. M.D. BORUCK, ALEX G ABELL, Sec. kK. 3. C. U. chairman. MINERAL C{TA'TION. Z Urrrep Staris Lanp deel . SACRAMENTO, Cal. July sth, 1870, O B. H. Goodmer, E. W. Cross, W. H. ~~ Weeks, VU, E. Green, Lester Link y 58. burues, R. 5. Geutry, Alba Frown aud tw aliwhom it may conceru. Whereas, mineral atbdavit Nos 6fant179 were filed in the U. 3. Land Office, alleging the N 1-2 of NE quart’r of Sec.18,in Cownsiip 16 N Range 9 Ket, to be mre valuable fur miging than for agricnliursl purposes, by Commissioner’s lett<«t dated December zu, 1871 the same land is to be treated as mineral in character, until the contrary ia proved, after.due noiic:. Ani wher as, William Walsh, (Post Office address Nevada Ci y. Nevada county, Cul.) did, on the lth ary of Murch, 1975, file ia the Reais er’s Office -ef this District his pre-emp:ion Decl ration Ne 4939; claiming the ab ve describeit lend, ani bas applied te ent«r the same ns agriculiur.! land, alieging it to be more valuabl for agricultural than for mining purposes; Therefore you wi . take notwe that uoder and by virtue of i stractions from the Commissioner. of tae Generel Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fled the 2lst day of Augu-t, 1876,at eleven o'clock, A, M , at this office, bf re the” Register and Recciv. r, fof tue hearing of mr ots to determine the character of said ands, In Vitneas Whereof, we have hereunto set our bands the day «and year fi. st abu ve writen. T. B. McFKARLAND, Register. J. ¥. Caliweil, Atty. ji2 JILES SEARLS, _ Atterneydend Counsel at Law AT BRICK OFFICE, “tn front of the Cou CHAS. F ROBINSON pee ts the Wetindiet Cases, bere V Flume Company, Mining and Building Timbers, . rivht-to vary the same as circul stancee lmvy require, da, or at our office on Town Talk Hili, will receive prompt attention. » SW 4 of SE% of Sec 34, Tp17,-N-R 9 E.Mt. J) publi-hing ber of. THE . Nevada and Grass Valley, RE now p.epared to fill orders for Lumb r of Lvery Weecription, Common, Finishing, and a Geaeral Assortment of Building Lumber.Alw2v3 on Hand, ~~ A Large Amount of Seasoned SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left-with Johnston & Son, Neva. NL &G.V. W. & LT Co. . ] Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. No, 790. Application for a Patent toa Mining Claim. Unrrep States Lard ee aig FacRiMENTO, WaL, July 24, lei. UTICE is hereby piven, that the N Fountain H-ad Gravel Mining Company, a corporation existing under the laws of Cal fornia, whose Post offite is Nevada City, Nevada County, (al., has made sppheation f r Patent for the Fountain Head Grivel Min ng cliim, bearing geld, sity te in Nevada Miuing Dis rict, Nevada County, California, aud des ribed as fol ows, viz. On sutveyed la d, being the NW'¢ of sic 3, Nikky of Nrg tnt EXg of EX of SW of NE of Se 4. '_pl16N RYE. Alsothe s* of sh of See 33, Se of SW and Disvlo base atid meridian, co taining 333 89-100 acres. Said licaticn was made Jury isth, 1867, bv E. F. Bean and othcrs, and :8 recorded in the minirg recoids. of Nevada County, at Nev.da City, in book 4, paces 256und 257. ‘She applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining clainiants are the Coin Spring Grivel Mining Company's ground on the West. All persons holiling any adverse cliims hereto are hereby required to present the eame before this Office within sixty duys from the first day of jy26 T. B. McFARLAND, Regi ter. CONSTABLE SALE. Y virtue of an execuiion to me direc: 3 td ala delivered, issued from the couct.ot Leopotu Garthe, a Justicy «f the Pesce nan for the Loewnsaip and county of Nevaja. State of Californie, on « certai juigmeut rend red therein ou the 6th day of duly, 1876, iu taver of Jduiry Blake, and igunst J M Fulweiler. W A Robo rth peu’: Jimigon (as bXvcuter ofthe catate of B. B. tineanv, deceas d,) furthe sum cf Ohe hundre + and tul:ty-1ur do lars ($134) ‘debt, with cuovis, taxeu at $1635, anu accfuing custe, oli payabl: ia the United otates. I have levied upon and seized an i Biuail expose for public sale lu itenco! tue Court Hous”, Nevida C.ty Nevada Cou ‘ty, Califoruia, tor cash to tue highest bidur, ou daturday, the 19th dsy ot Augus , isi6 be.wecen the bhuurs of tuu’elock A. Mand 3 u’cluck ¥.M. of said day., ull the rigu,t tithe and interest of J, M. tulw iler, W. A. Roberts et al, of and tu the ivisowinyg doevribet propert , viz: All those ¥ ac r mintig chsiuas kuown as the Mong nita Uo’s, Cisims, situated oneMalt hile mut crly row Nevadacity, NeVaia Lowuship sud county, State ot Califulnis, formerly known as the Manzanita elaiuis, tue Bils Wiice clams ant all as conve y“u tu nm. P. Matselus by patent irom tus Uniud St ts. Aiso—altreserveirs, tunneis, flu.ues, pap 6, Inon.tors and tuvls belonging to said clits. Also tue Slate Ureex d teh, taking water from Slate Creek aud colveyiog tue ot ue lo the said Manuzalia cists. Alsy that ceitiin jiece o Paclef mining ground 6 tuated in thr ved of Deer Uicee, counecting ata point known asthe Goid Tuonel dam, and extending up Bard Cretk1500 fut, to CO p. F lewis g’s<¢uactz tunnel, ‘Take b to satisly stid executive;end copts, and accruing custes. WH. sCul'l. ; Constable of Nev de Township. . evada City duly 26th 3:76. jy2s. CuNsTAsLi SALE. ed and delivered, issued tigu: the Gouct of. Leopo li Garthe, a Justice of the Pouce iu aud Jur the lewusciy ani Oounty ot Nevada, state uf Cal fyruis, on o vertam ju gumenvt reuds re. tuer ia: no the 6th uay of Jucy, 187040 favor vf Goorgs White aud ugams. d. M. &ulaciker, W. A. hovects, Siuuaes Jauieeul(as executcr of the estate of B B. tiweme d ceased ) for tue gum of fwo Hundred an! Twenty-nine Si-luU doilars ($229 56) debt, with costs taxed at 214 So snd sc rui.g o-sts, 2H paysble im Golt ant silver coiu or the Uniied 8 ates, [ hav+ kevied upon and reracu, ane shall «xpose tur public rale iu tront of thr Voure tuuge, Nevada City, Nevsua Gouuty, Cs. ifurmia, for Curh, w tue bighest bidder, on BaTUKDAY, the 19th day of Auga t 1876, between the bours vt lOu’shek a. M,. and % o'clock P. M., ali the rigut, tit:e dud interest of the gaiu Jd. MM. Faiw iver, W. A. noberts et al, of, iu and tu tue fo lowing des. ribed property 1o wit: Ali those piace rt mining cisime, kuuwn as the Manzanita “alming ‘ Uo's. chaims, situatd one taf mi ¢ sortherl: trou Aevada City, Nevada Township snd Goun'y, State of Caifuruia, formert. y. auow. as the Mange.its. cisitus, the bill White clains, and. ilas conveyed tu bE, P. M.racius vy patent from the Uuited States. . Also Be site Creek witch, taking watr from Slate creek and couveyivg tue same to the suid Mu: ginita claims. Also ail re+rvo-rs, tuun la, flames, pipes, monitors and wois belonging to suit clanus. Algo that certain picce or parce) of mining grouad, situ.ted in the bet of Deer “reek, commencing ata point known ss the Gold I ¥-viriue.of an execution to me direct. ,50e f: et to Capt Fl-mmings’ quartz tucnel. Taken tu satiefy neid baceutin wilh accruing cvste, N.C. N. G. R. R. GO. vld coin of . ‘Sunnei daia, ami tXtendiug Up said creck F eatitcted 4 TIME TABLF, NO. 3. {OR the zovernment and information of Employees, the Company reserves the Tot kecflect . Wednestay. May 24th 1876, At 7:39 A. M. Re GOING SOUTH.Train No. 1 leaves Ni-vada City at 5 A M. and leavyos Gracs Valiey.at'é:3°a,. M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M. j Train No. 3, (loc.) be tween Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada‘at ll A. M., artives at Grass Valley at4is35 a. M. Train No. 6, leaves Nevada at 4:15 P. M., leaves rass Valley at 4.45 P.M, arsives at Colfax at 6.15 PSM. GOING, NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.30 A. M. leaves Grass \alléyat.9:05 A. M., arrives aot Nevada at 9:36 ADM. Train No. 4 ( vocal: between Grasa Valley~ and Nevada) leaves Grus® Valley at 2:40 ©. M., arrives at Nevada at3:lu P.M. Trai» No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. M. leave Grass Valley. at 8.25 P. M.,-arrivis at Nevada ut 8:54 P. M, JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent. J. M. .WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. AND FIRE INSURANCE. AGENT, FFICE; Brown & Morgan’s Block, NI Si ma24 ( VADA OTTY, Cal. —— ape i PHILIP RIC>ARDS, No, 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and soll. Bale lidn discoun ed! Advances made ou Gold Dust or bulliun for coinuge utthe Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Corr-spondent, Swiss-American Bank, San Francisco e jyl-lm Central Carriageand Wagon Mar « ufactory. Grass Valley road, near Half Mile Hous WILLIAM SEKAMAN. . ‘ Agent f.r Studebaker W gous, Kver~ kind of vet ele manufactured to ord: in the finest style and i low prices. Particularattention given to Repalring and Painting. NEW ASSAY OFFICE. ‘Feomas Pics (formerly of the Sin Francisco Assayiug and Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pac.fic Mail building, No. 524 S.crameuto strect, corner Leidesdorff, as n Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, is now prepared tom: ke assays of the p: ecivus and useful moetals. and their ores, as wellas complets or partial analysis of all minerals, salts, water or othed. His office will. be opened for busin+ss on Monvsay, May Ist, and he hopes that his long residence and experience inhisp.fession will entitle himtoursonabls portion of the b. sin ss of his friends and the publicga:erally. u30-3im Constitution and By-Laws }to be chosen by betlot ata regular, meet. } By-Laws and paying the regular dues, . mediately, in writing, to each a: d-all the er substanc.s that mayb desir-. on aye s OF THE Grocers Pr tectivs Union, OF NEVADA CITY. * PREAMALR ; \ E, the undersignel, do hereby or: gai iz: ours lves into a Societ which shill be known ag the GROCFRS’ PROTECIKIVE UNION, of Nevada City, arth wede-eacitb nil outsell es to abide by and cintorm tot! e Ruler and Regulatious adopted by this As-ovi tivn. OVdkCcr. « : See. 1. Mutnal Protection of Grocery Dealers sgainst th t cla-s of persons in owr community ond vicinity who 4r+ unworthy af credit, either from dishon sty or innbil. ityMo;ay their sebts when contracted ; end th promote the best” interests of—our Grocery Dealers we ners lly: by the encour agement of Sach enterpri-es as. shall tend . . to a healihy inclhase.of trade in our midst. OFFICERS, : See, 2. The Officers “fKthis Asscistion . shall con ist«f 4 Preside thad S-er tary. ing of the A socia i) fer the ‘termmof +ix months, or untll their successors aré-cavben, 4 “ ; ise MEMBYRSFIP. . Sec. 3, Ary prson engaged in the Gro: cerytr dein Ni vada City may become a inember of this Axs cintion by signing the DUTY OF MEMVERS. Rec, 4. Every Member shill act in giod faith and for the b nefit ut this Assuciatiou tu the be t. f his ability. M+ ETINGS. Rec, Bo The Mertings shall take place on the FIRST MOND A’'Y UF EVERY MON'LH, «.t nine v'el ck, P. M, on Se, Bec. 6. The Membérs of th's Asrociation shali be asscered for its necessary expenses. NOVICE OF DE INQUENT DEBTORS. Sec. 7. It shall be the duty of every Member of thos Association to report imother Members, the name, msidence aud occupation ot avy person in debt to him or thetn<-f-r any article of mere andise and who has neglected or refused to pay such ind. bitedness, BLACK LIST. ‘Ree. 8. 1t shall be the duty of the Fecre. tary toenter, in writing, tue name, residet ce, and occup ition of every person report. d to him, by a wember of this A: go ciation, as delinquent, amount of mdebtedvers and te wuom da:, in » Eook’ kept fur that purpose, style: the ‘‘Black Boon.” tHe shall sotify enc Momber, in writing, every montth.of all sucn delinquent debtor; and no Memb. ruf t is Associ: tion, after receiving such notice, shall pive the person +o complained of any credit until notitted that the n me of suid p reon bas ben tTrased ) rom the*: Black Louk.” *“ DELINQUENT’3 SETTLEMENT. fec.9. When,a delinquent. makes settle. meut in ful), it shal) be the duty of the Member to whom -uch settlement is male tu infurm the Secretary “ofthe fac'. who shvll in like munver, pve immeciate no tive to every Member of this Association. BLACK LIST FOR B-NLFIC OF MEM. BER4 ONLY. Bec. 10. Ne'ther the Secretary cr any Member shal! make known or permit the same to bs duro, the montuly roport of the roviery’s list of delinguént’vebtcrs, or apy copy thereuf, ts prrsous not members of thie .seeciation, in mood standing, DULY OF PRESIDENT. Ber, 11. It shall be the duty of the. President to preside a all Mee ings of this Associuticu, He shall see that the rules anu regulations are properly enfi rved, and perform euch otuer duties sa p.a be consistent w.th his offi: e, snd tor the bes. in: tere st of the Arsuciution, 0 DUIY UF SECRETARY, Bec. 12. The Secretary. shall keep a record cf all the tr.usa tions of thie Association. Hesh 11 keep u)) Books of Account. He shall re:eive all moneys of the Association, aud pay tue same out only upvo an order signed by the resident. He sha!l send all notic 8 anu comunuduivations called fur by these rules. QUOKUM,. Bec. 13. At +ll monthly or special me-tings, five Memb. ra shull constitute a quorum for the'tranasction of biasiness, Notwe of special mectin suf tne Associa tion shall be given for two days in the Nevada Daily i Ranscrirr, sigind by the Prevident aud Se retary. AMENDING BY-LAWS, Fes. 14. No part of these Kules and Regulatio arball be sltered or smended, ¢xpt by a two-thirds vote of sil the Membeis present ata merting valled for that pOcpece, rata regular tionthly meeting. WU. E. MULLOY, Pre-tleut. jy8 A. H. HANSUN, Svcr tary. JUST ISSUED. MAN HOOD, AUTHOR, Z, ve F, CURTIB, M.;D., &¢., ke. A Medical Kanay on the cause and cureof premature dechne in man, showing how health ia lo-t and how regiin d. 1t gives a cleur synopsis o: the iinp dimente to marriage, the treatm ot of nervous and phy-ical de bility, exhausted vitality. and ell «ther dieea es ap: ertuining ther to a resuits of twenty years ou. cessful prac. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS ON “MANHQQD.”—There is no member of sociery ¥. whom this book will not be foun! aseful, wheth rt he be —— ‘preeeptor or clergywan.—Londop CURTIS ON’ “MANHOOD."—This boox shoula be read by the young for instrue. MARCUS C. HAWLEY & C0,, fo CORNER OF J AND SKCOND STREZTS, SACRAMENTO WHOLESALE OEKALERS IN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMBETS, STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. — ( UR STOCK IS COMPLETE in every department, and cur prices AS LOW as any house ip the Mtite for the eame class of gool#” We handle neve; but what we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and alw:ys Keep the latest improved Machines which sre knoww to be good, and preferabie to the . kier styles. SULE AGENTS EOK THE COAST OF Guar, Seott & Co.'s Poctable. Engines, Moline Wind Milla Gold Medal Separators, aylor Sulky Rakes, Huine’s Gen, Headers Underwood's Hay Loader & Rake, Trade Engine:, c S Vibrator Threshers, } -" Cnalleuge Spring Wagons, Sechuattler Farm Wagons, VISIONS, &e. be found ‘on , whieb will be sold aa Low THE.LO . Give meacall, 04 «. WM. ScoTT, . Monstable of Nevads Township. Nevada City, July 26th, 1876, ine tion, and by the afflicted furrel ef; it will injure no ove.—Medical Times wette. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON of Nevuda Wounty. for Ccuuty at : ye 2 tion, to be hel an Sen ktancixeo, on on and Gat VENTION. OTICE is hereby given that a C-unty Conve tiin of the P+ puclican Par y the selection of Fou:tcen Del guts to Jeyresent Nevada the Republica Styte Convenvy WEDNFSUAY, August 9th, 1876, will -be treld at the Court Mouse, in Neva iw Uity; ii SATURDAY, August 5th, 1876, at “lo’clock P.M. Primary elections ‘for the election of Delegutes to the Convention will be held onSATURDAY, July 29th, ~ 1876. In the Precinets.of Nev»ds City, Grass Valley, Truckee and North San, Juan, th P.imary Elections will be held be tween the Hours of 4and §o’clock P. M., and in all the «tier Pre. iucts between the hours of Tand 9 P.M. 4 . Supervisors of. Election. Neva‘la City Vrecinet, P H. Belden, Grave Villey Frecin t, F. G, Bea ty. Trockee Preeiuet, '. C. PluukettNorth Sav Jinn Precinct, J. A. rt dger In all the other Precinete, the bed we'g wills-fect theic own Offiters of Election, The basis of representition will be one —— from:-+: ch Preciuc, aud one Delewuretor every 40 votes pulled atthe last Stat? Election, f * Phelps and Bidwell. The foewing ithe apportionment of Del gates forthe several Precincts: Nevatle Oit¥cccsccssseces aeons 15 GEAER VEUOS i isdec sy cean wend 14 TRRCKRO. 6. cee a e's Nice seccewuee reed N. San Juan,.. Mis ey Rough & bewy.eeeee Bltie Temt.ics sccccocsses Fore t Springs Buena Viata,.. TURE ORES CONT es < OraniteyviNe 63 vccisdeceseccoccese RoR Moor ePlat iysieteues eeveed BOCas.6.s Uesavil.e . 2.6 N, Blo mfield a ee TORO ORY soc ceccewersedececceve Jielief Hill.. Sawn akon aa , Columbia Bill. oiesccdscesss Pree Washington. . S NeeKes anak 2 ERA as is ccan KK ebk bon ar sents naes 2 _ Indian Springs.. weebans erRet Ar thony Huse. .cccrseccuedseces 1 Mooney #lat.. Chicpsaus -uwees s Wie Cherokt @.. Meurer ye eek: . BE CHWUG, cvcssctccestedensscueey 1 French Ovurral,. fiver eae 2 ee ee Cee pare Perea a ee rE TE 2 PEGA CAAT Lobccvass Gove creunewee l. ~The County Central Committee recom. mend the following Test: ‘Opp: sitiongo the restor tion to pow rof the Democratic Party,aud intention to actin good faith with the Repnblican P.rty.’’ By Order of the County Committee, KE. W. Ros rk a, Chairman, jy19 1. J, Rou: B Sec’y, a CENTENNIAL, 1776. 1876. PROCLAMATION oe CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES TERN RAILWAY. rps POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, oo Passengers for Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philade)lphis, Montreal, Quebec New York, Boston, or aby point east,suould buy their TKANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, . , Via the Pioneer Routa, —THE— : CHICAGO AND NOKTUWESBTER KAILWAY, THIS 18 THE BES? ROUTE EAST. Ita track is made of STEEL RAILS, and 04 it ‘haa been made the FASTEST time ttut has ever been MADE in this country. By this route pss nged for points cast of Chicago have choice of the fulluwing lines from Chicago: BY THE ITTSBURG, FORT “WAYN AND CHICAGY AND PHNNSYLVANIA RAILWAY3. BY THE MICHIGAN CENTR4A GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTEN AND ERL* A D NEW YORK CENTRAL RAL. WAYS, o>) THROUGH TRAINS, vith Pullinar, ep) Pullman. Palace Drawing Rim anc dieeping Cars through to New Yoru to Niagra Lalis, Buffalo, Kovhester, or New Yurk City. BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD 6) THROUGH TRAINS aaily, with Pnl* mau Palace -O+rs;forNeware,; Borers vite, Wheeling, Washington aud Bult. more without change. This is the shortest, best, and only Hue ranning Po'linan’s celebrated Palace Bleep ing are aud Coaches, connecting with Un ion’Pacifie Railroad at Omaha, and fronthe West, via grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, « linton, sterling and Dixon, for Chicago and the Kart. : This popular reute is unsurpassed for Speed, Comto t, and Safety. The smooth, well ballusted aud perfect track, of ates) rails, the celebrated Puilman Palace Sleepiug Cars, toe Perfect ‘I'vlegraph Sytem «4 mo: iuyg traina, the mguilarity with which they run, the aim‘rable ar angement for runing thronzh ears to Chicago ’ from all pojuta Weel, secure to passengers all the oon forte 10 _laebre Railway Troaveling. No chanyes of care and uo tediuce dejays at Ferrics. " Passengera will find Tickets via this favoriie route. at the Generis! Ticket Office u1 the Centr } Pacige halirvad, Sacramento. Tickets fer mle at alithe ‘Tieket wfficer of the Centra} Pacifi: Railroad, E W. H. STENNET, Gen. Pas, Agt. MARVIN HUGI'TT,Gn.-up. H. P. STANWOOD, ‘tsa ral Age Montgomery st; Sau Fianciseo. . NEW SAW MIL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. New Millat Willow Valley is com pleted anti-we are now ready to Al} al, orders for Building or Mining Luusber.: POND’S EXTRACT. eur, for I will speak of Ex464 Hs: Tent things »’ POND’S EXTRACT, ‘Lhe great Vegetable ain Destro: er. Hus been in use over hirty ye-18, aud for eleaniinesa and prouipt Curetive Viriucs catuot be exev lled. i CH:LDuEN; No family can afford to be without Pond’s I xtr-ct. . Ac identa, Bruises, Confusions, Cuts, Spra ne, are “Pheved almost justantiy by ext rnul ap. plication Promptly velieves pains of Burus, Scalds, &xcoriations., Chafinga, Old 8. res, Boils, Felyns Corns, ete. Ar. rests inflimmation, recuces swellings, sops bileeditg removes discoloration nd healragpi.ty. : : FEMAL) WhLAKNKSS, %t alwoys relieves puin iri the back and-loirs, fallnuers and pressing paiwin the head, nausea, vertig0. IN LEUCORRHGA it has—no, ¢qual, AN kinos of ul erations to which laaies tre subject ave prouiptly cured. _ aller details in bovk xccom ary ug each bottle. PILES -t lind dnd, te eding—smeet prompt relief aud r ady «ure. No cage however chr-nieor obstinateecan—long resist ite regular use, : VARKICLUSE VEINS. Tt is the only sure cura. . . : KIDNEY DISEASES. It has no equal for .Pperbortie:é «ure BLEEDING from any cause,” For ‘this it isa specific. It has say.d hundreds of lives Ww give at vtucr remedies failed to arres. bleeding from nose, @ maeh Jungs and els. wh re. —— : “i TOWTIHACHA, E-racheyy Neuralgig and Rheumutisy: are slike relieved, and often permancnily cur d. \ PHYSICIANS ot all schools who are ac. qui iuted with Poow’s Exiract of Witeb ‘ Hug.) recommen it to their praetice. We have lettersof commeuuation from ~huncreds of physicians, many vt whom orer it for use in th ig own practice, In a@dinon t-'the furcg ing, they. oder its useé-for Swellings of all k 1 ds, Q: insy, Sore Throat, Iuflamed 4 ousils, sims. ple andl chronic Liairhe:, Catarrh (for ’ Which it 06 a>specine), Chillbleins, brusted Feet, stinwPuf Inscets, Mosquitos, ete, Chappe: Handa, Face, and in' deed all nintnuer of skig didexses, Tultet UsE R moves ser nese, . ni 88 and Sinarting; h ele cuts, .r jona, and Pimples. Iv revives,invigoratepand re reshes, while w uderfully improvin the Compl]. xior, TO FAR MERS-— Pond’s Extract. No Stock Breeder, no Livery Min con afford to be ‘with ut ic. Itis used by all the leads ing L very Stables. t treet Kailroada and first Hoisemen in New York City. . Itdus no: qual for Spreins, Harness or Bad dle Ch tings Stiff.ers, Scr t hes, Bwel)iugs, Cute, Lacer tinue; Bre dings,Pneumonis, lic, Dia:ri cos, Chills, Colde &c. Ite renge of action is wide, and the rolief it xffurds isso prompt that it is invaluable in eyery Farm yard as wel as in every Farin bouse, Letit be tried once.'and you wi-l vever be wi: hout it, CAUITON! P nu’s Extract has been imi tat d, The genuine article haa the words Pond's Extract bluwn sn each bottle. Itis pr pared by the only ‘persone living who ever knew how to prepare it properly. Refuse all uth r preparations ot Witch Hazel, Thin isthe only article used by pliysicians, and in toe horpitale' of this country a: kurope, : BIST ORY aid usésof Pond’s Extract, in Pamphilct furm,sent tree.on application to PUN D's EXTRACT COMPANY, jy22 98 Maiden Lane, New York, Established 1863. American and Foreign Patents. GILMURE & CO, UCCE 8 RS TO CHIPMAN, HOSMER KO & Oo., Bolicitcrs, Patents procured mu all ccuntries. No fe:s in advance, No ch rge unless the pa ent. is granted. No fees ic rm king preiimiuary examinationa. No additional fees fur Ubtainiug and eorducting a reicaring. Sp ciel attention given to Interferc}.ce Cases betore the Pat. ' ent Office, Extensions before Congresa, Infringement Suis in diffrent States, and all litigation appertaining to Inventions or Patents. Seud+tamp to Gilmore & Co. far pamphlet of sixty poges. Old Bounty Land Warrants. The last Repurt of the Commissioner of the Genrral Land Uffice shown 2,897,600 acres of Bounty Lana Varruuts Gutstand ing. These were issu:d under act of 1865 and pri tacts. Gli MO! E & CO, pay cash fi'rthem. send by revisterd letter, If Assignu-evts are imperfect we give tm struc ions to perfcct them, U. §. General Land Cfiice. -—-Gontested-sad-Cyse3 pros cuted before the United States Genursi Land Office and Department of the . te ion, Private Land Cleimes, Mini and pre-emption claims and Homestyad cuses attended to. Arrears of Pay and Bounty, Otficers, soldiers and sail rs of the late war, or their hv irs, ure in many cases ep. titled to money from the Guvernment, of which they have no knowledge. Write full bi tory of & rvice, and state samoust of _puy 1nd boutty n-ecived,_—Enelese stamp to@ILMURK ACO, and a ful) renly: »fter examinytion, wi.l be given you r é. Pensions, All officers, sultiers, and ssilors wound ed, ruptured, o. injured in* the late war. how: ver eli: htly, car obtain a pension by :ddreesing GILMORE & Ci. Cases prosernted by GILMORE & OO., before the Supreme Gourt of the United Btater.the © urtof Claimg and the Southern Clatius Gunn @ ion, . » Fach department of our buei: e#s ¥ conducted in 4 teparate bureau, under the charge of the sem. experienced parties em. phsyed:by the vld frm. Prompt +ttertion te wll bus nese entrustec to GILMORE. & . CO. is thus recnred. We desire to win success by deserving rt. A dress, @ LVORE & CO., iv22 Woshi: gton, D, OG, HOUSE F.R SALE. THE HOUSF and LOT on Bon tre: t, lately uccapied by Jese s,effered for sule1 i ii. The Houre co *s ers, al) kinds of Lumber kept constant} “in good repair, Wy ' Tun MEADOW KiNG MOWER Price—One Dollar 7 mail. c® exprese . band. Orders left atthe office om Boulder quire of 4% on eoaeegaenie ree ag pi b Fag by 520 Sut-t sti ew on of shociane of oe 5 SERED. “asen Dawg g 4

NSARY STREET, ' Francisco for the treag inal Diseases ture, Syphih. eakness, In 8 (of years Bacvess. ally asure of an. from Visiting rope, and hag penrary, 623. mer.ial, San: nts and those . him. her time nor “dies, and hag, ities for the a ersons, both — 10 are Buffer, from the et. from virus ook. at their ed faces and ns, @isquali. }Of Marriage this. horrid l death chosegr ians, friends are sufferiug le destroying cared for and ond them im. * hysician who special study to cure the t mercury or ant to those ho are inter riends, to be doctors who heir skill in 8, imposing. names of em@ and other 1 and make fall into the BS. asequence of or depraved . ced by. She® st unlimited . ig certainty tsymptoris, * ific medical nance, dark e-head, ringrustling of iots, uneasi. of the limbs, Nect, loss of ching strangaintances, a ss of memand various rred tongue, ption, night nt insanity, ns so afflict. y, either in cure effected of treating of effecting G. will give 1© who will he wascured of the San arriage, who hese fearful @ sacred re\» mor delay.. n’s office or nes may rely itial secrecy ict no more and mutuof services reumstances revalent and nong ‘quacks e, and will instrument, cal and per. B. Me CURED AT to .Dr, Gib. 8, length of ed, and the , free from part of the lirection for ILLARS in brough the Fargo & Co., e forwarded lion, $23 Kearney 1 Francisco. inl treet. 7 on the lee ase inform is advertise my! t to MinFFICE, y 4, 1876. at William 1. Dauchey, ©. Melvor, can, whose da County, ' Patent for laims, bearMining Disi described land, being E 4% and SE of sec1 849 17-100 ie following » made Febet al: the y 23d 1876, an location, W. Duncan e March ‘ise location Wise et ak rch 11 1876, bey location the Mclyor 76. All of np the office da County, > claim is ast by vaied by Chas. . by vacant erse claims present the sixty days hereof, Reg ster, cants, m9 und, regis . 1876, Also y 6th, 1476. is red Lb. be é from . Preasurer. A T his Store, on BROAD STREET, op.Puxstpgntiab~Eszcror; ant slcounties are recom uented to invite all Alumeda, ..-. 0.. 19, Plamas.-.-s-+++54 Alpine...cssseee+ 'Sicram ntu,... 21 AMAGOT veceessceves 74:8 om Benito.. 2.66: 3 UMBUEO ics c.ccecnceaes lujswu_B raardino,..4 Calaverad .., eee. GSM Viexo «.-. +-6 WOMB sn 5050 oes bie #'S4u Francisco..> 3 Coutra Costa, ..¢.d:0au Juaqii...15 Del Norte . ij3um Louis Ubispo.5 El Dorado.. Olsuta Mute o....6 FPresnd.2 0.00800 +.. 2santa bburbara... 6 Humbolit.. 2.. % auta Ciura.... 15 PAV isa ca kccenes & .3}Sauta Cruz... er Kern. ii.. cee cece. o BSMUBUB. . Leese eee 4 — Cea bee eaceein oars > eekly Lae smear . MMOL. sv ennnenesiies MISRIGOU. 006 0000600 Tag Angeles...,LRSM.. cee e eee . be: Be error re ee RD AUDA. ce seee eens 8 . ' _NICE GROCERIES ——— NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 2 1876, The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL, © KN, P. BROWN. B.'T. WATSON, BROWN & WATSON, Proprietors. i ST TERE LP EF ' REPUBLISAN STATE CON‘ VENTION, Room? oF THE UNton areen t STaTE CENTR:L COMMITTEE : San Fraucis:0, Muy 23; 1876. JHE next Union Republican Stute Convention tor the uominstion of Six 5.x ALTsRWATES, und a ‘State aontrolicr,” to. fill tbe vacancy caused by the decrease of Hon: W. MANDRVILEE, the late in-umbent, will bea beli iu tat city of San Francisco, ou WEDNESDAY, August 9tn, 18 6, at Dashamay Hall, sotitu side ot Post street, between] . Kearney—andDupont strects, at ten o'clock A M, tae ‘Ly calling the Convention for the elect’on of delugstes, tie comui'tees of the 8: verRepaolicaa etectors and ult other voters witnout regard to pust:po itical differeuces or previous purty atfitiations, who ae opposed to reviving section . issues, and desire to. promote friendly fecling unupermanent harmony througnueut the country by in -intiining aud Un.oroiny ali the cn stitutioual rights of vory ¢iiiz nin ‘ludiny the fulla id free exer “ise of ths right of enffeage without iftimidation and witiout fraud; who are in fav r of the continued prosecution aud puuishm ‘nt of alt otiicrt dishonesty, and of au ecunomivcai admiuistration of the Giverime t by houest, fa taful and capsnle o:ficers; why ure in favor vf making such referins, in gowerym nt 48 experience may from time to time suggest: who ure opposed to impuairing the credit of the nition by depreciating any of its oblig:tions,<aud iu favor of sur. taining in eyery way th: na:tonal faich aud financial boner: wo hold that tue comin 2 schoulsyste » is the nurs ry of -AmeT.cab liberty‘ and ehould be m sintained abso lutely free froin sectarian control; who velieve that, for the promotion of these ends the direction’ of the Government shoud continue to be cortided to thus: whu adhere to tne principle of 1775, an 1 support ¢hem as incorporaud iu tue U nstitution and the laws; an! who are iu favor of recognizing and strengthyning the fuuda mental principles of Nationa! Unity in this Centennial Anuiversary of the birth of the Republic. ‘Le apportionment of Delegates is asfollows: ; Mati 665s scceiease 4! wonumna... 20-26 0. Mariposa... ...3/8twuisians Mendoe io.....! Merced. ...-2.Monterey....q MEI on ora signees OrVentita. .ct.cccece o4 Nevada....°...14,¥Yolo . ' : County Commit‘eesand Congressional Committees will mak+ provision in, ther fespective counties fur the ele twi'of deiegat-s in accordsnce w th said apportion_ment, holding Primary elections, for the choice of such deleyates; and the Stute Central Committee recommends tat the Delégates chosen to the State Convention be empow’ red to act as Delegates to the CSngr: ssional Conventions,vf tucirrespective 2istricts. The State Central Committee recommen i8 thie following t st: “Opp atid: tu the r st tition to power of the Democra‘tc Party, and intention to act in good faith with the Kepubiican Party.” : By order of the Committee. M.D. BORUCK, ALEX G ABELL, Sec. kK. 3. C. U. chairman. MINERAL C{TA'TION. Z Urrrep Staris Lanp deel . SACRAMENTO, Cal. July sth, 1870, O B. H. Goodmer, E. W. Cross, W. H. ~~ Weeks, VU, E. Green, Lester Link y 58. burues, R. 5. Geutry, Alba Frown aud tw aliwhom it may conceru. Whereas, mineral atbdavit Nos 6fant179 were filed in the U. 3. Land Office, alleging the N 1-2 of NE quart’r of Sec.18,in Cownsiip 16 N Range 9 Ket, to be mre valuable fur miging than for agricnliursl purposes, by Commissioner’s lett<«t dated December zu, 1871 the same land is to be treated as mineral in character, until the contrary ia proved, after.due noiic:. Ani wher as, William Walsh, (Post Office address Nevada Ci y. Nevada county, Cul.) did, on the lth ary of Murch, 1975, file ia the Reais er’s Office -ef this District his pre-emp:ion Decl ration Ne 4939; claiming the ab ve describeit lend, ani bas applied te ent«r the same ns agriculiur.! land, alieging it to be more valuabl for agricultural than for mining purposes; Therefore you wi . take notwe that uoder and by virtue of i stractions from the Commissioner. of tae Generel Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have fled the 2lst day of Augu-t, 1876,at eleven o'clock, A, M , at this office, bf re the” Register and Recciv. r, fof tue hearing of mr ots to determine the character of said ands, In Vitneas Whereof, we have hereunto set our bands the day «and year fi. st abu ve writen. T. B. McFKARLAND, Register. J. ¥. Caliweil, Atty. ji2 JILES SEARLS, _ Atterneydend Counsel at Law AT BRICK OFFICE, “tn front of the Cou CHAS. F ROBINSON pee ts the Wetindiet Cases, bere V Flume Company, Mining and Building Timbers, . rivht-to vary the same as circul stancee lmvy require, da, or at our office on Town Talk Hili, will receive prompt attention. » SW 4 of SE% of Sec 34, Tp17,-N-R 9 E.Mt. J) publi-hing ber of. THE . Nevada and Grass Valley, RE now p.epared to fill orders for Lumb r of Lvery Weecription, Common, Finishing, and a Geaeral Assortment of Building Lumber.Alw2v3 on Hand, ~~ A Large Amount of Seasoned SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left-with Johnston & Son, Neva. NL &G.V. W. & LT Co. . ] Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. No, 790. Application for a Patent toa Mining Claim. Unrrep States Lard ee aig FacRiMENTO, WaL, July 24, lei. UTICE is hereby piven, that the N Fountain H-ad Gravel Mining Company, a corporation existing under the laws of Cal fornia, whose Post offite is Nevada City, Nevada County, (al., has made sppheation f r Patent for the Fountain Head Grivel Min ng cliim, bearing geld, sity te in Nevada Miuing Dis rict, Nevada County, California, aud des ribed as fol ows, viz. On sutveyed la d, being the NW'¢ of sic 3, Nikky of Nrg tnt EXg of EX of SW of NE of Se 4. '_pl16N RYE. Alsothe s* of sh of See 33, Se of SW and Disvlo base atid meridian, co taining 333 89-100 acres. Said licaticn was made Jury isth, 1867, bv E. F. Bean and othcrs, and :8 recorded in the minirg recoids. of Nevada County, at Nev.da City, in book 4, paces 256und 257. ‘She applicant claims by purchase. Adjoining clainiants are the Coin Spring Grivel Mining Company's ground on the West. All persons holiling any adverse cliims hereto are hereby required to present the eame before this Office within sixty duys from the first day of jy26 T. B. McFARLAND, Regi ter. CONSTABLE SALE. Y virtue of an execuiion to me direc: 3 td ala delivered, issued from the couct.ot Leopotu Garthe, a Justicy «f the Pesce nan for the Loewnsaip and county of Nevaja. State of Californie, on « certai juigmeut rend red therein ou the 6th day of duly, 1876, iu taver of Jduiry Blake, and igunst J M Fulweiler. W A Robo rth peu’: Jimigon (as bXvcuter ofthe catate of B. B. tineanv, deceas d,) furthe sum cf Ohe hundre + and tul:ty-1ur do lars ($134) ‘debt, with cuovis, taxeu at $1635, anu accfuing custe, oli payabl: ia the United otates. I have levied upon and seized an i Biuail expose for public sale lu itenco! tue Court Hous”, Nevida C.ty Nevada Cou ‘ty, Califoruia, tor cash to tue highest bidur, ou daturday, the 19th dsy ot Augus , isi6 be.wecen the bhuurs of tuu’elock A. Mand 3 u’cluck ¥.M. of said day., ull the rigu,t tithe and interest of J, M. tulw iler, W. A. Roberts et al, of and tu the ivisowinyg doevribet propert , viz: All those ¥ ac r mintig chsiuas kuown as the Mong nita Uo’s, Cisims, situated oneMalt hile mut crly row Nevadacity, NeVaia Lowuship sud county, State ot Califulnis, formerly known as the Manzanita elaiuis, tue Bils Wiice clams ant all as conve y“u tu nm. P. Matselus by patent irom tus Uniud St ts. Aiso—altreserveirs, tunneis, flu.ues, pap 6, Inon.tors and tuvls belonging to said clits. Also tue Slate Ureex d teh, taking water from Slate Creek aud colveyiog tue ot ue lo the said Manuzalia cists. Alsy that ceitiin jiece o Paclef mining ground 6 tuated in thr ved of Deer Uicee, counecting ata point known asthe Goid Tuonel dam, and extending up Bard Cretk1500 fut, to CO p. F lewis g’s<¢uactz tunnel, ‘Take b to satisly stid executive;end copts, and accruing custes. WH. sCul'l. ; Constable of Nev de Township. . evada City duly 26th 3:76. jy2s. CuNsTAsLi SALE. ed and delivered, issued tigu: the Gouct of. Leopo li Garthe, a Justice of the Pouce iu aud Jur the lewusciy ani Oounty ot Nevada, state uf Cal fyruis, on o vertam ju gumenvt reuds re. tuer ia: no the 6th uay of Jucy, 187040 favor vf Goorgs White aud ugams. d. M. &ulaciker, W. A. hovects, Siuuaes Jauieeul(as executcr of the estate of B B. tiweme d ceased ) for tue gum of fwo Hundred an! Twenty-nine Si-luU doilars ($229 56) debt, with costs taxed at 214 So snd sc rui.g o-sts, 2H paysble im Golt ant silver coiu or the Uniied 8 ates, [ hav+ kevied upon and reracu, ane shall «xpose tur public rale iu tront of thr Voure tuuge, Nevada City, Nevsua Gouuty, Cs. ifurmia, for Curh, w tue bighest bidder, on BaTUKDAY, the 19th day of Auga t 1876, between the bours vt lOu’shek a. M,. and % o'clock P. M., ali the rigut, tit:e dud interest of the gaiu Jd. MM. Faiw iver, W. A. noberts et al, of, iu and tu tue fo lowing des. ribed property 1o wit: Ali those piace rt mining cisime, kuuwn as the Manzanita “alming ‘ Uo's. chaims, situatd one taf mi ¢ sortherl: trou Aevada City, Nevada Township snd Goun'y, State of Caifuruia, formert. y. auow. as the Mange.its. cisitus, the bill White clains, and. ilas conveyed tu bE, P. M.racius vy patent from the Uuited States. . Also Be site Creek witch, taking watr from Slate creek and couveyivg tue same to the suid Mu: ginita claims. Also ail re+rvo-rs, tuun la, flames, pipes, monitors and wois belonging to suit clanus. Algo that certain picce or parce) of mining grouad, situ.ted in the bet of Deer “reek, commencing ata point known ss the Gold I ¥-viriue.of an execution to me direct. ,50e f: et to Capt Fl-mmings’ quartz tucnel. Taken tu satiefy neid baceutin wilh accruing cvste, N.C. N. G. R. R. GO. vld coin of . ‘Sunnei daia, ami tXtendiug Up said creck F eatitcted 4 TIME TABLF, NO. 3. {OR the zovernment and information of Employees, the Company reserves the Tot kecflect . Wednestay. May 24th 1876, At 7:39 A. M. Re GOING SOUTH.Train No. 1 leaves Ni-vada City at 5 A M. and leavyos Gracs Valiey.at'é:3°a,. M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M. j Train No. 3, (loc.) be tween Grass Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada‘at ll A. M., artives at Grass Valley at4is35 a. M. Train No. 6, leaves Nevada at 4:15 P. M., leaves rass Valley at 4.45 P.M, arsives at Colfax at 6.15 PSM. GOING, NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.30 A. M. leaves Grass \alléyat.9:05 A. M., arrives aot Nevada at 9:36 ADM. Train No. 4 ( vocal: between Grasa Valley~ and Nevada) leaves Grus® Valley at 2:40 ©. M., arrives at Nevada at3:lu P.M. Trai» No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. M. leave Grass Valley. at 8.25 P. M.,-arrivis at Nevada ut 8:54 P. M, JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superintendent. J. M. .WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. AND FIRE INSURANCE. AGENT, FFICE; Brown & Morgan’s Block, NI Si ma24 ( VADA OTTY, Cal. —— ape i PHILIP RIC>ARDS, No, 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and soll. Bale lidn discoun ed! Advances made ou Gold Dust or bulliun for coinuge utthe Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Corr-spondent, Swiss-American Bank, San Francisco e jyl-lm Central Carriageand Wagon Mar « ufactory. Grass Valley road, near Half Mile Hous WILLIAM SEKAMAN. . ‘ Agent f.r Studebaker W gous, Kver~ kind of vet ele manufactured to ord:

in the finest style and i low prices. Particularattention given to Repalring and Painting. NEW ASSAY OFFICE. ‘Feomas Pics (formerly of the Sin Francisco Assayiug and Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pac.fic Mail building, No. 524 S.crameuto strect, corner Leidesdorff, as n Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, is now prepared tom: ke assays of the p: ecivus and useful moetals. and their ores, as wellas complets or partial analysis of all minerals, salts, water or othed. His office will. be opened for busin+ss on Monvsay, May Ist, and he hopes that his long residence and experience inhisp.fession will entitle himtoursonabls portion of the b. sin ss of his friends and the publicga:erally. u30-3im Constitution and By-Laws }to be chosen by betlot ata regular, meet. } By-Laws and paying the regular dues, . mediately, in writing, to each a: d-all the er substanc.s that mayb desir-. on aye s OF THE Grocers Pr tectivs Union, OF NEVADA CITY. * PREAMALR ; \ E, the undersignel, do hereby or: gai iz: ours lves into a Societ which shill be known ag the GROCFRS’ PROTECIKIVE UNION, of Nevada City, arth wede-eacitb nil outsell es to abide by and cintorm tot! e Ruler and Regulatious adopted by this As-ovi tivn. OVdkCcr. « : See. 1.. Mutnal Protection of Grocery Dealers sgainst th t cla-s of persons in owr community ond vicinity who 4r+ unworthy af credit, either from dishon sty or innbil. ityMo;ay their sebts when contracted ; end th promote the best” interests of—our Grocery Dealers we ners lly: by the encour agement of Sach enterpri-es as. shall tend . . to a healihy inclhase.of trade in our midst. OFFICERS, : See, 2. The Officers “fKthis Asscistion . shall con ist«f 4 Preside thad S-er tary. ing of the A socia i) fer the ‘termmof +ix months, or untll their successors aré-cavben, 4 “ ; ise MEMBYRSFIP. . Sec. 3, Ary prson engaged in the Gro: cerytr dein Ni vada City may become a inember of this Axs cintion by signing the DUTY OF MEMVERS. Rec, 4. Every Member shill act in giod faith and for the b nefit ut this Assuciatiou tu the be t. f his ability. M+ ETINGS. Rec, Bo The Mertings shall take place on the FIRST MOND A’'Y UF EVERY MON'LH, «.t nine v'el ck, P. M, on Se, Bec. 6. The Membérs of th's Asrociation shali be asscered for its necessary expenses. NOVICE OF DE INQUENT DEBTORS. Sec. 7. It shall be the duty of every Member of thos Association to report imother Members, the name, msidence aud occupation ot avy person in debt to him or thetn<-f-r any article of mere andise and who has neglected or refused to pay such ind. bitedness, BLACK LIST. ‘Ree. 8. 1t shall be the duty of the Fecre. tary toenter, in writing, tue name, residet ce, and occup ition of every person report. d to him, by a wember of this A: go ciation, as delinquent, amount of mdebtedvers and te wuom da:, in » Eook’ kept fur that purpose, style: the ‘‘Black Boon.” tHe shall sotify enc Momber, in writing, every montth.of all sucn delinquent debtor; and no Memb. ruf t is Associ: tion, after receiving such notice, shall pive the person +o complained of any credit until notitted that the n me of suid p reon bas ben tTrased ) rom the*: Black Louk.” *“ DELINQUENT’3 SETTLEMENT. fec.9. When,a delinquent. makes settle. meut in ful), it shal) be the duty of the Member to whom -uch settlement is male tu infurm the Secretary “ofthe fac'. who shvll in like munver, pve immeciate no tive to every Member of this Association. BLACK LIST FOR B-NLFIC OF MEM. BER4 ONLY. Bec. 10. Ne'ther the Secretary cr any Member shal! make known or permit the same to bs duro, the montuly roport of the roviery’s list of delinguént’vebtcrs, or apy copy thereuf, ts prrsous not members of thie .seeciation, in mood standing, DULY OF PRESIDENT. Ber, 11. It shall be the duty of the. President to preside a all Mee ings of this Associuticu, He shall see that the rules anu regulations are properly enfi rved, and perform euch otuer duties sa p.a be consistent w.th his offi: e, snd tor the bes. in: tere st of the Arsuciution, 0 DUIY UF SECRETARY, Bec. 12. The Secretary. shall keep a record cf all the tr.usa tions of thie Association. Hesh 11 keep u)) Books of Account. He shall re:eive all moneys of the Association, aud pay tue same out only upvo an order signed by the resident. He sha!l send all notic 8 anu comunuduivations called fur by these rules. QUOKUM,. Bec. 13. At +ll monthly or special me-tings, five Memb. ra shull constitute a quorum for the'tranasction of biasiness, Notwe of special mectin suf tne Associa tion shall be given for two days in the Nevada Daily i Ranscrirr, sigind by the Prevident aud Se retary. AMENDING BY-LAWS, Fes. 14. No part of these Kules and Regulatio arball be sltered or smended, ¢xpt by a two-thirds vote of sil the Membeis present ata merting valled for that pOcpece, rata regular tionthly meeting. WU. E. MULLOY, Pre-tleut. jy8 A. H. HANSUN, Svcr tary. JUST ISSUED. MAN HOOD, AUTHOR, Z, ve F, CURTIB, M.;D., &¢., ke. A Medical Kanay on the cause and cureof premature dechne in man, showing how health ia lo-t and how regiin d. 1t gives a cleur synopsis o: the iinp dimente to marriage, the treatm ot of nervous and phy-ical de bility, exhausted vitality. and ell «ther dieea es ap: ertuining ther to a resuits of twenty years ou. cessful prac. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS ON “MANHQQD.”—There is no member of sociery ¥. whom this book will not be foun! aseful, wheth rt he be —— ‘preeeptor or clergywan.—Londop CURTIS ON’ “MANHOOD."—This boox shoula be read by the young for instrue. MARCUS C. HAWLEY & C0,, fo CORNER OF J AND SKCOND STREZTS, SACRAMENTO WHOLESALE OEKALERS IN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMBETS, STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. — ( UR STOCK IS COMPLETE in every department, and cur prices AS LOW as any house ip the Mtite for the eame class of gool#” We handle neve; but what we know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and alw:ys Keep the latest improved Machines which sre knoww to be good, and preferabie to the . kier styles. SULE AGENTS EOK THE COAST OF Guar, Seott & Co.'s Poctable. Engines, Moline Wind Milla Gold Medal Separators, aylor Sulky Rakes, Huine’s Gen, Headers Underwood's Hay Loader & Rake, Trade Engine:, c S Vibrator Threshers, } -" Cnalleuge Spring Wagons, Sechuattler Farm Wagons, VISIONS, &e. be found ‘on , whieb will be sold aa Low THE.LO . Give meacall, 04 «. WM. ScoTT, . Monstable of Nevads Township. Nevada City, July 26th, 1876, ine tion, and by the afflicted furrel ef; it will injure no ove.—Medical Times wette. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CON of Nevuda Wounty. for Ccuuty at : ye 2 tion, to be hel an Sen ktancixeo, on on and Gat VENTION. OTICE is hereby given that a C-unty Conve tiin of the P+ puclican Par y the selection of Fou:tcen Del guts to Jeyresent Nevada the Republica Styte Convenvy WEDNFSUAY, August 9th, 1876, will -be treld at the Court Mouse, in Neva iw Uity; ii SATURDAY, August 5th, 1876, at “lo’clock P.M. Primary elections ‘for the election of Delegutes to the Convention will be held onSATURDAY, July 29th, ~ 1876. In the Precinets.of Nev»ds City, Grass Valley, Truckee and North San, Juan, th P.imary Elections will be held be tween the Hours of 4and §o’clock P. M., and in all the «tier Pre. iucts between the hours of Tand 9 P.M. 4 . Supervisors of. Election. Neva‘la City Vrecinet, P H. Belden, Grave Villey Frecin t, F. G, Bea ty. Trockee Preeiuet, '. C. PluukettNorth Sav Jinn Precinct, J. A. rt dger In all the other Precinete, the bed we'g wills-fect theic own Offiters of Election, The basis of representition will be one —— from:-+: ch Preciuc, aud one Delewuretor every 40 votes pulled atthe last Stat? Election, f * Phelps and Bidwell. The foewing ithe apportionment of Del gates forthe several Precincts: Nevatle Oit¥cccsccssseces aeons 15 GEAER VEUOS i isdec sy cean wend 14 TRRCKRO. 6. cee a e's Nice seccewuee reed N. San Juan,.... Mis ey Rough & bewy..eeeee Bltie Temt.ics sccccocsses Fore t Springs Buena Viata,... TURE ORES CONT es < OraniteyviNe 63 vccisdeceseccoccese RoR Moor ePlat iysieteues eeveed BOCas.6.s Uesavil.e .. 2.6 N, Blo mfield a ee TORO ORY soc ceccewersedececceve Jielief Hill... Sawn akon aa , Columbia Bill. oiesccdscesss Pree Washington. .. S NeeKes anak 2 ERA as is ccan KK ebk bon ar sents naes 2 _ Indian Springs.... weebans erRet Ar thony Huse. .cccrseccuedseces 1 Mooney #lat... Chicpsaus -uwees s Wie Cherokt @.... Meurer ye eek: . BE CHWUG, cvcssctccestedensscueey 1 French Ovurral,.. fiver eae 2 ee ee Cee pare Perea a ee rE TE 2 PEGA CAAT Lobccvass Gove creunewee l. ~The County Central Committee recom. mend the following Test: ‘Opp: sitiongo the restor tion to pow rof the Democratic Party,aud intention to actin good faith with the Repnblican P.rty.’’ By Order of the County Committee, KE. W. Ros rk a, Chairman, jy19 1. J, Rou: B Sec’y, a CENTENNIAL, 1776. 1876. PROCLAMATION oe CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES TERN RAILWAY. rps POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, oo Passengers for Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philade)lphis, Montreal, Quebec New York, Boston, or aby point east,suould buy their TKANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, . , Via the Pioneer Routa, —THE— : CHICAGO AND NOKTUWESBTER KAILWAY, THIS 18 THE BES? ROUTE EAST. Ita track is made of STEEL RAILS, and 04 it ‘haa been made the FASTEST time ttut has ever been MADE in this country. By this route pss nged for points cast of Chicago have choice of the fulluwing lines from Chicago: BY THE ITTSBURG, FORT “WAYN AND CHICAGY AND PHNNSYLVANIA RAILWAY3. BY THE MICHIGAN CENTR4A GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTEN AND ERL* A D NEW YORK CENTRAL RAL. WAYS, o>) THROUGH TRAINS, vith Pullinar, ep) Pullman. Palace Drawing Rim anc dieeping Cars through to New Yoru to Niagra Lalis, Buffalo, Kovhester, or New Yurk City. BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD 6) THROUGH TRAINS aaily, with Pnl* mau Palace -O+rs;forNeware,; Borers vite, Wheeling, Washington aud Bult. more without change. This is the shortest, best, and only Hue ranning Po'linan’s celebrated Palace Bleep ing are aud Coaches, connecting with Un ion’Pacifie Railroad at Omaha, and fronthe West, via grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, « linton, sterling and Dixon, for Chicago and the Kart. : This popular reute is unsurpassed for Speed, Comto t, and Safety. The smooth, well ballusted aud perfect track, of ates) rails, the celebrated Puilman Palace Sleepiug Cars, toe Perfect ‘I'vlegraph Sytem «4 mo: iuyg traina, the mguilarity with which they run, the aim‘rable ar angement for runing thronzh ears to Chicago ’ from all pojuta Weel, secure to passengers all the oon forte 10 _laebre Railway Troaveling. No chanyes of care and uo tediuce dejays at Ferrics. " Passengera will find Tickets via this favoriie route. at the Generis! Ticket Office u1 the Centr } Pacige halirvad, Sacramento. Tickets fer mle at alithe ‘Tieket wfficer of the Centra} Pacifi: Railroad, E W. H. STENNET, Gen. Pas, Agt. MARVIN HUGI'TT,Gn.-up. H. P. STANWOOD, ‘tsa ral Age Montgomery st; Sau Fianciseo. . NEW SAW MIL, AT WILLOW VALLEY. New Millat Willow Valley is com pleted anti-we are now ready to Al} al, orders for Building or Mining Luusber.: POND’S EXTRACT. eur, for I will speak of Ex464 Hs: Tent things »’ POND’S EXTRACT, ‘Lhe great Vegetable ain Destro: er. Hus been in use over hirty ye-18, aud for eleaniinesa and prouipt Curetive Viriucs catuot be exev lled. i CH:LDuEN; No family can afford to be without Pond’s I xtr-ct. . Ac identa, Bruises, Confusions, Cuts, Spra ne, are “Pheved almost justantiy by ext rnul ap. plication Promptly velieves pains of Burus, Scalds, &xcoriations., Chafinga, Old 8. res, Boils, Felyns Corns, ete. Ar. rests inflimmation, recuces swellings, sops bileeditg removes discoloration nd healragpi.ty. : : FEMAL) WhLAKNKSS, %t alwoys relieves puin iri the back and-loirs, fallnuers and pressing paiwin the head, nausea, vertig0. IN LEUCORRHGA it has—no, ¢qual, AN kinos of ul erations to which laaies tre subject ave prouiptly cured. _ aller details in bovk xccom ary ug each bottle. PILES -t lind dnd, te eding—smeet prompt relief aud r ady «ure. No cage however chr-nieor obstinateecan—long resist ite regular use, : VARKICLUSE VEINS. Tt is the only sure cura. . . : KIDNEY DISEASES. It has no equal for .Pperbortie:é «ure BLEEDING from any cause,” For ‘this it isa specific. It has say.d hundreds of lives Ww give at vtucr remedies failed to arres. bleeding from nose, @ maeh Jungs and els. wh re. —— : “i TOWTIHACHA, E-racheyy Neuralgig and Rheumutisy: are slike relieved, and often permancnily cur d. \ PHYSICIANS ot all schools who are ac. qui iuted with Poow’s Exiract of Witeb ‘ Hug.) recommen it to their praetice. We have lettersof commeuuation from ~huncreds of physicians, many vt whom orer it for use in th ig own practice, In a@dinon t-'the furcg ing, they. oder its useé-for Swellings of all k 1 ds, Q: insy, Sore Throat, Iuflamed 4 ousils, sims. ple andl chronic Liairhe:, Catarrh (for ’ Which it 06 a>specine), Chillbleins, brusted Feet, stinwPuf Inscets, Mosquitos, ete, Chappe: Handa, Face, and in' deed all nintnuer of skig didexses, Tultet UsE R moves ser nese, . ni 88 and Sinarting; h ele cuts, .r jona, and Pimples. Iv revives,invigoratepand re reshes, while w uderfully improvin the Compl]. xior, TO FAR MERS-— Pond’s Extract. No Stock Breeder, no Livery Min con afford to be ‘with ut ic. Itis used by all the leads ing L very Stables. t treet Kailroada and first Hoisemen in New York City. . Itdus no: qual for Spreins, Harness or Bad dle Ch tings Stiff.ers, Scr t hes, Bwel)iugs, Cute, Lacer tinue; Bre dings,Pneumonis, lic, Dia:ri cos, Chills, Colde &c. Ite renge of action is wide, and the rolief it xffurds isso prompt that it is invaluable in eyery Farm yard as wel as in every Farin bouse, Letit be tried once.'and you wi-l vever be wi: hout it, CAUITON! P nu’s Extract has been imi tat d, The genuine article haa the words Pond's Extract bluwn sn each bottle. Itis pr pared by the only ‘persone living who ever knew how to prepare it properly. Refuse all uth r preparations ot Witch Hazel, Thin isthe only article used by pliysicians, and in toe horpitale' of this country a: kurope, : BIST ORY aid usésof Pond’s Extract, in Pamphilct furm,sent tree.on application to PUN D's EXTRACT COMPANY, jy22 98 Maiden Lane, New York, Established 1863. American and Foreign Patents. GILMURE & CO, UCCE 8 RS TO CHIPMAN, HOSMER KO & Oo., Bolicitcrs, Patents procured mu all ccuntries. No fe:s in advance, No ch rge unless the pa ent. is granted. No fees ic rm king preiimiuary examinationa. No additional fees fur Ubtainiug and eorducting a reicaring. Sp ciel attention given to Interferc}.ce Cases betore the Pat. ' ent Office, Extensions before Congresa, Infringement Suis in diffrent States, and all litigation appertaining to Inventions or Patents. Seud+tamp to Gilmore & Co. far pamphlet of sixty poges. Old Bounty Land Warrants. The last Repurt of the Commissioner of the Genrral Land Uffice shown 2,897,600 acres of Bounty Lana Varruuts Gutstand ing. These were issu:d under act of 1865 and pri tacts. Gli MO! E & CO, pay cash fi'rthem. send by revisterd letter, If Assignu-evts are imperfect we give tm struc ions to perfcct them, U. §. General Land Cfiice. -—-Gontested-sad-Cyse3 pros cuted before the United States Genursi Land Office and Department of the . te ion, Private Land Cleimes, Mini and pre-emption claims and Homestyad cuses attended to. Arrears of Pay and Bounty, Otficers, soldiers and sail rs of the late war, or their hv irs, ure in many cases ep. titled to money from the Guvernment, of which they have no knowledge. Write full bi tory of & rvice, and state samoust of _puy 1nd boutty n-ecived,_—Enelese stamp to@ILMURK ACO, and a ful) renly: »fter examinytion, wi.l be given you r é. Pensions, All officers, sultiers, and ssilors wound ed, ruptured, o. injured in* the late war. how: ver eli: htly, car obtain a pension by :ddreesing GILMORE & Ci. Cases prosernted by GILMORE & OO., before the Supreme Gourt of the United Btater.the © urtof Claimg and the Southern Clatius Gunn @ ion, . » Fach department of our buei: e#s ¥ conducted in 4 teparate bureau, under the charge of the sem. experienced parties em. phsyed:by the vld frm. Prompt +ttertion te wll bus nese entrustec to GILMORE. & . CO. is thus recnred. We desire to win success by deserving rt. A dress, @ LVORE & CO., iv22 Woshi: gton, D, OG, HOUSE F.R SALE. THE HOUSF and LOT on Bon tre: t, lately uccapied by Jese s,effered for sule1 i ii. The Houre co *s ers, al) kinds of Lumber kept constant} “in good repair, Wy ' Tun MEADOW KiNG MOWER Price—One Dollar 7 mail. c® exprese . band. Orders left atthe office om Boulder quire of 4% on eoaeegaenie ree ag pi b Fag by 520 Sut-t sti ew on of shociane of oe 5 SERED. “asen Dawg g 4