August 22, 1868 (4 pages)

The Daily. Granscvipt, NEVADA CITY. CALIFORNIA, . SATUBDAY, AUGUST 22, 1863. ¥OR PRESIDENT, GENERAL ULYSSES 8. GRANT For Vice President, SCHUYLER COLPAX. “ = JOHN B. FELTON, D. A. HOFFMAN. 0. H. LaGRANG&. A. REDINGTON, é C, WESTMURELAND. ATES. LEWIS SLoss: J. HM C. A. TWEED. W, VAN Dick. @.W. TYLER, = “FoR CONGRESS, A. A. SARGENT, CATINTY NOMINATIONS. FO.» OAD COMMISSIONER, @ERORGE GEPHARD. _ POR SUPERVISOR—Ist’ District, noe @Z ANDES NMEONRO, Democratic Tactics.—Were itnot. for the prejudiee in the human breast the Democratic party would not have a hope of stitcess in any contest. The inferior races have been held pp as a terror to Democrats by their leaders for years, and the cry of “nigger equality” has been sufficient to unite the Democracy for any candidate. _Unfortunately the Democracy in this contest ig’ split on the hegto, and while in the North they are trying to atouse the préjadice of the whites against the negro, in thé Bouth. they are endeavoring to arouse the prejiidices of the negro against the white laborers. The MoImpress upon them that Northern immigration with it Yankee imPp hte; machinery that one man ‘a take und do the work of ten men.— This leaves nine idle; that it makes lande'worth $50 per acre that can now be bought for $5; that we require their . labor because we are used to it ; and if Say Pree Radical rule upon us the : Yankee will qvqres the country, and their ‘ocew “will be gone, and lands will beso ‘high that they cannot Peewee for themselves or famiHere is a direct appeal to ignorant prejudice by a statement that improve: . ments in machinery and white labor will ruin the negros’ prospects. The Northern Democrats ‘tell white men that ‘tlie Négroes will rule and ruin the South, while Southern Democrats deglare that Northern emigration will crush out the negro, raise the price of lands and take away ‘their occupation. On the northern side of Mason and Dixon’s line they declare that there is danger of the-negro becoming equal to a white man, while South of that line they declare that if Yankees are allowed to come in they will be better than a Democratic negro. The Democrats of the South are very much afraid of Yankee machinery and Yankee enterprise, anid they are trying to excite the same fears.in the minds of their ignorant followers. “After reading such extracts as we have quoted, and hearing the Democratic stump speeches in the North, we are forced to the conclusion that if it was not for ignorance and prejudice thie: Democratic party: would not have an existence. Ip, the school house didaot-coutain ! “property of value,” how could “considerable school ty” have been Very plainly done. There may be considerable property of little value. — @rees Valley, however, is improying, ang has now better schoo] houses, we! are glad to say. We even have hopés that the improvement in politics is almost.equal to their advancement in schools. _We should not be surprised to the town go for Grant'and Colfax. Tue Times says that the San Francisco Police; Commissioners have appointed “Colonel” Frank Anderson, late of the Confederate army, to a situation in ‘the Department. A STEAMSHIP built for the Pacific Mail Company, launched lately from the ship yard of Hepry Steers. Greenpoint, New York, is the largest wooden eteamef-afloat, having a length of 380 festbreadth éf BO feet, ‘depth’ of 82 the Central Pacific Ratlroda. SACRAMENTO TO APCOUO: . . 20 cbs cc tees dss s 7 7 Aptelope. s.ceccscdectwes> 8 15 PONCHO <i sd. + cc dasteee os 3 18 A ee ee nee seees : be ad oe. 3 81 Revere sn tei dee Be) 643 5-4 yt 4 Chi BD. cos cese Sse ts S ae ae ¥ 54 Gold Bun..e--++2++-: 10 64 -Datch Fiat. eeee eeerresees 3 67 ATM. veces pvp p es he's wee ee 69 hady Hae. .s000sccess & = Blue Canyon.. i BES. Sumamilt.ts. cisdsiecces 13 195 Truckee.. itis eee ees 14 119 PMG ca cas RR oun 9 128 Camp 24..+« pedi ase 10 138 Vordi 33, 0% ARE RGR OF 5 143 eS Oe Ew emery . 154 Clark’ 8.6 iis dodip ees svevers 20 174 Wadsworth ..6.-s20013 187 Hot Springs. .4+.+06+++ 20 207 Humboldt Lake. .5.-.21 228 CCAS. «cc cbenie budwivecs 00” MOS Humboldt City.. » sense ee 282 Mill City. c.ai4 0006 ab *soare 12° 294 Winnemucca ..ssee0.30 324 Fairbasiks . ose cles PT 834 Emigration Canyon..8 242 Stone House,..+------16 358 Heese Rivers s<iscs cas cis 28 880 Shall Ranch. esis. 8 389 Shoshone Poitit..0+.18 402 Beowawe Gate.csccssees 7 409 Gravelly Ford..sseyess.5 414 12 Mile Canyon..scee04 5 419 PHAGE Creek neni davnias nF 42 2 Mile Canyon..0.00.-1 487 South: Portis Aisi. secs: 18 449 North Fork. ..000.-++20 474 Bishop Creek, .:..4-.:21 495 Humboldt Wells..,.14. 509 Independence Springa..15 524 Peoquop POGRs. box Sbiieéck. 5 529 . N. Pass ‘foano Mountains. .18 547 Passage Creek..-: v1 85878 N. Point of Desert.,..-22 595 Terrace Point..++.+++12 = 607 Red Dome Pass,..:.20 667 Monument Pt.N.end Salt L.24 651 Bear River... tinasee a Wee Brigham City.i... 8 . 710 Ogden CHY . bce cwgecesees 21 731 tee op: ng eB be pper Weber Canyon.,.1 8 Weber Station, EchoCanyon 15 i3 Echo Summit.°...24 797 Junct’n Bear R, & Yellow Cr. 10 807 Quaking Asp Summit..22 829 Opposite Fort Bridger.. 25 854 Biack BOrk cc. in ocmpesnde.s A8 872 Junct’n Ham’s & Black’s Fks. 11 883 The above schedule of distances is the same a8 that used by the officers and employes of the. Central Pacific Railroad Company. : BURGLARY —The saloon of Robert Cryer, on Mill street, Grass Vulley, was ‘entered on Wednesday night, says the National, and $75 stolen. The thieves opened the front doors by means of false keys, locked therhselves in, and after getting the contents of the money drawer, which consisted of two twenties and a ten in gold, and twenty-five ‘dollars in silver, they unbarred the back door and took their departure. Race PosrPonep.—The race announced to come off at the Glenbrook Park to-day, between Hobby’s and Major's horses, hag been necessarily postponed on account of the illness of Mr. Hobby, EpiscopaL SERvices.— Hereafter Episcopal services will be held every Sunday evening in the District Court room. Rev, Mr. Chapin, of Grass Valley will officiate. NorRTHERN District Farr.—We are indebted to the Northern District Agricultural Society for a complimentary ticket to the Fair which commences at Marysville on the 7th day. of -September, The Society offers a first-rate premium list, and the fair promises to be very attractive, Mr. Sarcent.—The. Grase Valley . Union speaking of Sargent, says : We assure the Democrats that in Mr. Sargent they have no easy opponent.to ‘beat. He is aman of decided ability, and-of most positive forcé of character. He is active of mind as well as indefatigable and untiring in carfying out whatever he undertakes. His Congressional record bas been assailed, and it has been charged that he gave the timber of the mineral lands to the Central Pacific Railroad. damaging, ifnot damning to Mr. Sarilo mir election; if ‘it were proved against him, .S0 far, however, the weight of Aainiey sppeats ib feet, and measuring’5,000'tons, * that he Was hot the man whoso shespeople of this distwiét, ~~ * une Table of Distances on the ‘Line of t+ized at’ Washington -i8this eounty.— Committees were appointed to perfect . , Preaceine Suxpary.— Divine vices will be held im the Monod. Chureh, Sunday morning at 11 6’cldek, and in the evening at 7} o’clock.— Sabbath School at 14 o’clock,?. “.— Preaching by Rev. C. H. Northup. Preaching at the Baptist Church to— day, at 11 a.m. and7} P.M. Rev. Mr Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at the. close of the morning service. Services in the Congregational Church Sunday School immediately after morn-. “morning and evening at the usual hours pA ON HAND A LARGE STOCK} ing service. Rev. A. Parker pastor. . Episcopal services: in the District WARD WARE, ‘Court’ room, every Sun MINERS TOOLS, CUTLERY, TiNWARE, CROCKERY, Court’ room, every Sunday evening at 73 o'clock, by Rev. D. D. Chapin, of Grass Valley. ‘THE Baptist Church will be re-opened on Sunday next. Services at 11 4. m and 74 P. M. : CLUB AT WasHINGTON.—On Thursday evening a Uni lub was organthe organization and addresses were delivered by Hon. Jas. D. White and Mr. Kreig. The Union men of Washington will give a good account of themBARGAINS]! BARGAINS 1! a . GEORGE E. TURNERS, PINE STREET. STOV iS, PLATED WABE, &c. Ee WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS LOW AS ANYWHERE. IN THE STATE. 43 selves in the election. and Colfax Club. note or comment. pers. Thanks, gents, . _ session as a Board of Equalization. office in San Francisco: open at Pacheco, Sep 21st. em on ARRIVALS AT THE Broad Street, Nevada City, California. August 21, 1968, R Myers San Franci 3 Wiliams San Juan M Cuner do Richardson Coltax C KE Thomas do W Floyd Grass Valiey A D Allen do T Roseweil Dutch Flat Mrs Casey do KA vandridyge You B H B Hunt ao A Sears Newcastle Mrs Chevalis & sdo W Hodges New York M inch cherokee A Baker French Corra JM ‘Traverse Massach G Briso Rough & Kea W B Hopkins Virgini J ‘lt Wright Baunervil Jd Cuzzene You Bee OU dducous do W Biairdell Piuw Val M Reiliy Empire Ranc C & Hawicy Gol Mill « offered for sale. itcanu be seen at Pal mcc’s cid mill, on Sacramento street. PacMow & EVEL NGHAM, Nevada, Aug 22. ws A BIBLE Society was orgatized in Carson City last week, all denominations uniting in the work. The object is the distribution of the Bible without Tue Board of Supervisors is still In H. L. THoRNTON will soon open a law enn NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. TWELVE HORSE POWER ENGINE is PAINTS OF EVEBY COLOR, THING TY THAT LINE. Agent for the PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! For Nevada City, And will’ farnish every description of (a We are indebted. to the Pacific Or replate Goods from .which Silver has been Union Express Co. for a large package of San Francisco and Sacramento paworn, with any thickness of Silver desired. Call and ioe the Goods. GEORGE E. TURNER, . PINE STREET, Nevada, Aug. 2th. 2” ‘Tum Contra Costa County Fair will] NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS AND CONTRAC LORS. os TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in acthe Legislature entitled**An Act to provide for the Location, Construction and Maintenance of Public Keads in the County of Neva“da,” 1 will sell at Public Sale, 10 the jowest bidder, at the times and places hereinafter designated, “coutracis lor repairing and keeping in repair the fullowing described roads 0. po 2 county; until the Third Day of November, 1868. Also, for constructing and maintaining until the same date, sections No. 5, 6,7 and 8, in Kougn & teddy tuwnship, in accordance with the specifications, to-wit: ; Kureka Township. Secrion 4—‘l uerday, August 2th, 1968, at ten o'clock a. M., at hureka —Commencing at Kureka, thence by way of Henness Pass road to a flame on suid road, thence down South Fork ot Poorman's creek, to near Palmer & W Cuneu Kea . To be kept i = W Monner Sweetland M Vombs ae é poe _— : 0 ag PS SS ee ee ee BWoud dy. 9 Clatk do Meadow Lake Township. = ——— . . Becriox 1-At Bowman's Rauch. on Wedi nesua: ugust 26th, at o'clock, 4. M.— Engine For Sale. Comanae at the flume on the Heuness =e, Pass road, about one aud # fourth miles abuve . . near Jackson's Rauch. To be put and kept in iair puesable oruer. Rough & Ready Township. J. P. WEBB, M, D., lege of Physicians of Edinburgh. posite the Nativnal kxchange Hotel. 020 Srcrions 5, 6,7 and 8—At Anthony House, on Friday, August 2oth, at ten o'clock, a. m. Secrion 5—Commencing at Peter wapp's, henee al survey tu where it conuects And Licentiate of the Royal Col-. wih old road on teckmau's hill. there there are three bridges to be built and oue culvert—one bridge 20 ivet span. twu of four feet span, and to be yraded at each end of said bridges. KeOFFICE—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, op. mainaer of said section to have tne brush taken ont, and rocas aud boulders, and graded KE. F. SPENCE, Eneurance Agent, a where sidling, in a guud passable condition. . Sac 6—Cu. Me.cing at the line.of Sectiou No. 5, on Beckmau Hill, tlieute to the oid 1=-L00K OUT FOR FIRES 1 Same creting Hat Dee cent Bek See tion to have tue urush taken out, and graded a ‘wid b wp the hill and along where sidiiuyg. All of said Secuon tw be put andkept in gooa fair order. Sec. 7—Commencing at Section No. 6,thence to Deer Cre. k. north end of new bridge. ‘There are about six hundred yards more or less of new road te be builijand the vid read to be put and kept in goou new bridge thence tw t.e Kougn & ead turnpike loved w he graded fut the south —or— COMBANY. ABLs rUMP IN USE, NO PACKING, ULe Wit Stet po ‘Davis’ shop, road Sureet, Nevada. . top A Omll mm@ See kt. ' Nevada, August 18th, 1968. ‘ The Pacific Pump Manufacturing y he's CHEAPEST, BEST AND MOST DURALL METAL. This pump saves fifty per cent. of power, is alweys In Working order, and is admirably adapteu for wells, ariig.tion or Mining pur . putes, The fact would be . “ «he -mullest size will throw a stream sixty feet aud raise ‘'wenty. Guilous per minute ; the largest wid raise 40,000 gallous per mip ‘The taap Mand Be boon working: at Z. -P. end ui bridge tv connect with old road; about The American Submerged Pump }} one hundred yards, moreor less. Koad to be pat and Sept io passable order ior the present, Gky. 8. 5. GETUHSLL, au2u-tp Ruad lover. cit. & cuanen. 0. DUNELE. CLARKE & DUNKELE, FORWARDING MERCHANTS. ——— OFFICE AT RAILROAD DEPOT, . coLFax, oe $7 SATISFACTION. GUARANTEED. hp a Ba. OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERY“MEETING at You. Bet.—On Wed} « nesday night, Hon. E. W. Roberts addressed a large meeting at You Bet, held under the auspices ot the Grant (#-SILVER PLATED WARF.23 cordance with the proy:sions of an Act of bureka, thence vo the county line on said road e order, dEc, 6—Commencting shee ates end of Net Assets over $3,000,000 : D. A, JANUARY, President. ‘JAMES -H,. LUCAS, Vice President. — WM. T. SELBY; Secretary. San Francisco Board of Referenes. His Exceliency, H. H. HAIGHT, Governor, of Califor nia. ; Ex-Gov. 2, H. BURNETT, President Pacific Bunk “ D. J, STAPLES, Esq. President Fireman's Fund Insurance Ce, uti BLUUK, beq. Manager Pioneer Woolen 3. JUVHN PARROTT, Esq. Banker. bv. Jd. TALLANT, Heq Bauser, Hon, J, B. CKUCHET I, Judge Supreme Court. 1 Mesers. PLATT & NEWTON, Shipping and Commis-ion Merchan iB. AKELER, i hh. BP. W. Esq, Druggist. WM, HAMM OND, M; D. Medical Examiner. WM. SELBY, General Agest. Office, 401 Oalifernia Street, opposite the Bank of California, San ‘Francisco. : R. A, DIVER, Traveling Agent. Angust 19th. . Catholic Orphan Asylum. fle SISTERS OF MERCY, in charge of the vrphan Asylum, Grase Valley, respectiwily miorm the pabiic of this and surroanding districts chat weir school will re-open ON MONDAY, AUG, 8ist. The Sisters cau now accommodate a. large number of Children, whuse pa. ents can aiford tu pay $45 per quarter for each child. ‘be payimeuts Must De made in advance. ‘wo weeks before we expiration of the term the Sisters will noilly ihe parents tor the Cuming quarter, aud shoud this notice be un‘heeueu ibe children will be sent home immediately. ‘I'v this rule there wiil be no excep wen. al2 FOUND ! \ —— Cassin’s Grape Brandy Bitters! In @ cock-tail to be delicious. os TRY THEM . os RY & CO. For sale GREGO ; vs! BAbK« & MARTIN. ty28-3m <b. SSUARD.Broad Street Bakery. ———_ BREAD . BREAD!! BREAD!!! BREAD !! LEX. qeut having purchased the Bakery of W. J. Davis, ou BRUAD STREET, NKVADA CITY. Is prepaied to furnich the people of Nevada, with tue very best gay” BKaaAvD, CRACKERS, Pins, CAKK~, d&c., .gc3 at reasonable rates. ge Bread delivered within a reasonable distance, once a day. ' Also Agent for the BOSTON CRACKER CO. Give me a call. ALEX. GAULT. Nevada, Aug. 12th, Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop Cor, Broad & Sacramvato Sts, GEORGE A. CHUsROM, Prop’r WAGONS built and red Venicles ironed aud all of Blacksunithiug doue, Fy ng Mg w oun STOCK, HK, Etc., always ov hand. Al. kiuds of WuOD AND IRON WORE .]. doue in the hest style and at short notice. CH. FERBAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC ~anD— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, ‘ garBvery kind of Photdgraphs and Ambro/ypes janen ta the best style of the Art. i ON PINE SPREBTy*: ool see

The Daily. Granscvipt, NEVADA CITY. CALIFORNIA, . SATUBDAY, AUGUST 22, 1863. ¥OR PRESIDENT, GENERAL ULYSSES 8. GRANT For Vice President, SCHUYLER COLPAX. “ = JOHN B. FELTON, D. A. HOFFMAN. 0. H. LaGRANG&. A. REDINGTON, é C, WESTMURELAND. ATES. LEWIS SLoss: J. HM C. A. TWEED. W, VAN Dick. @.W. TYLER, = “FoR CONGRESS, A. A. SARGENT, CATINTY NOMINATIONS. FO.» OAD COMMISSIONER, @ERORGE GEPHARD. _ POR SUPERVISOR—Ist’ District, noe @Z ANDES NMEONRO, Democratic Tactics.—Were itnot. for the prejudiee in the human breast the Democratic party would not have a hope of stitcess in any contest. The inferior races have been held pp as a terror to Democrats by their leaders for years, and the cry of “nigger equality” has been sufficient to unite the Democracy for any candidate. _Unfortunately the Democracy in this contest ig’ split on the hegto, and while in the North they are trying to atouse the préjadice of the whites against the negro, in thé Bouth. they are endeavoring to arouse the prejiidices of the negro against the white laborers. The MoImpress upon them that Northern immigration with it Yankee imPp hte; machinery that one man ‘a take und do the work of ten men.— This leaves nine idle; that it makes lande'worth $50 per acre that can now be bought for $5; that we require their . labor because we are used to it ; and if Say Pree Radical rule upon us the : Yankee will qvqres the country, and their ‘ocew “will be gone, and lands will beso ‘high that they cannot Peewee for themselves or famiHere is a direct appeal to ignorant prejudice by a statement that improve: . ments in machinery and white labor will ruin the negros’ prospects. The Northern Democrats ‘tell white men that ‘tlie Négroes will rule and ruin the South, while Southern Democrats deglare that Northern emigration will crush out the negro, raise the price of lands and take away ‘their occupation. On the northern side of Mason and Dixon’s line they declare that there is danger of the-negro becoming equal to a white man, while South of that line they declare that if Yankees are allowed to come in they will be better than a Democratic negro. The Democrats of the South are very much afraid of Yankee machinery and Yankee enterprise, anid they are trying to excite the same fears.in the minds of their ignorant followers. “After reading such extracts as we have quoted, and hearing the Democratic stump speeches in the North, we are forced to the conclusion that if it was not for ignorance and prejudice thie: Democratic party: would not have an existence. Ip, the school house didaot-coutain ! “property of value,” how could “considerable school ty” have been Very plainly done. There may be considerable property of little value. — @rees Valley, however, is improying, ang has now better schoo] houses, we! are glad to say. We even have hopés that the improvement in politics is almost.equal to their advancement in schools. _We should not be surprised to the town go for Grant'and Colfax. Tue Times says that the San Francisco Police; Commissioners have appointed “Colonel” Frank Anderson, late of the Confederate army, to a situation in ‘the Department. A STEAMSHIP built for the Pacific Mail Company, launched lately from the ship yard of Hepry Steers. Greenpoint, New York, is the largest wooden eteamef-afloat, having a length of 380 festbreadth éf BO feet, ‘depth’ of 82 the Central Pacific Ratlroda. SACRAMENTO TO APCOUO: . . 20 cbs cc tees dss s 7 7 Aptelope. s.ceccscdectwes> 8 15 PONCHO <i sd. + cc dasteee os 3 18 A ee ee nee seees : be ad oe. 3 81 Revere sn tei dee Be) 643 5-4 yt 4 Chi BD. cos cese Sse ts S ae ae ¥ 54 Gold Bun....e--++2++-: 10 64 -Datch Fiat. eeee eeerresees 3 67 ATM. veces pvp p es he's wee ee 69 hady Hae.. .s000sccess & = Blue Canyon... i BES.. Sumamilt.ts. cisdsiecces 13 195 Truckee... itis eee ees 14 119 PMG ca cas RR oun 9 128 Camp 24....+« pedi ase 10 138 Vordi 33, 0% ARE RGR OF 5 143 eS Oe Ew emery . 154 Clark’ 8.6 iis dodip ees svevers 20 174 Wadsworth ...6.-s20013 187 Hot Springs.. ..4+.+06+++ 20 207 Humboldt Lake.. .5.-.21 228 CCAS. «cc cbenie budwivecs 00” MOS Humboldt City.... » sense ee 282 Mill City.. c.ai4 0006 ab *soare 12° 294 Winnemucca ....ssee0.30 324 Fairbasiks . ose cles PT 834 Emigration Canyon....8 242 Stone House,...+------16 358 Heese Rivers s<iscs cas cis 28 880 Shall Ranch. esis.. 8 389 Shoshone Poitit....0+.18 402 Beowawe Gate..csccssees 7 409 Gravelly Ford...sseyess.5 414 12 Mile Canyon...scee04 5 419 PHAGE Creek neni davnias nF 42 2 Mile Canyon...0.00.-1 487 South: Portis Aisi. secs: 18 449 North Fork. ....000.-++20 474 Bishop Creek, .:...4-.:21 495 Humboldt Wells....,..14.. 509 Independence Springa...15 524 Peoquop POGRs. box Sbiieéck. 5 529 . N. Pass ‘foano Mountains. .18 547 Passage Creek....-: v1 85878 N. Point of Desert..,...-22 595 Terrace Point...++.+++12 = 607 Red Dome Pass,....:..20 667 Monument Pt.N.end Salt L.24 651 Bear River...... tinasee a Wee Brigham City.i...... 8 . 710 Ogden CHY . bce cwgecesees 21 731 tee op: ng eB be pper Weber Canyon.,..1 8 Weber Station, EchoCanyon 15 i3 Echo Summit..°.....24 797 Junct’n Bear R, & Yellow Cr. 10 807 Quaking Asp Summit...22 829 Opposite Fort Bridger... 25 854 Biack BOrk cc. in ocmpesnde.s A8 872 Junct’n Ham’s & Black’s Fks. 11 883 The above schedule of distances is the same a8 that used by the officers and employes of the. Central Pacific Railroad Company. : BURGLARY —The saloon of Robert Cryer, on Mill street, Grass Vulley, was ‘entered on Wednesday night, says the National, and $75 stolen. The thieves opened the front doors by means of false keys, locked therhselves in, and after getting the contents of the money drawer, which consisted of two twenties and a ten in gold, and twenty-five ‘dollars in silver, they unbarred the back door and took their departure. Race PosrPonep.—The race announced to come off at the Glenbrook Park to-day, between Hobby’s and Major's horses, hag been necessarily postponed on account of the illness of Mr. Hobby, EpiscopaL SERvices.— Hereafter Episcopal services will be held every Sunday evening in the District Court room. Rev, Mr. Chapin, of Grass Valley will officiate. NorRTHERN District Farr.—We are indebted to the Northern District Agricultural Society for a complimentary ticket to the Fair which commences at Marysville on the 7th day. of -September, The Society offers a first-rate premium list, and the fair promises to be very attractive, Mr. Sarcent.—The. Grase Valley . Union speaking of Sargent, says : We assure the Democrats that in Mr. Sargent they have no easy opponent.to ‘beat. He is aman of decided ability, and-of most positive forcé of character. He is active of mind as well as indefatigable and untiring in carfying out whatever he undertakes. His Congressional record bas been assailed, and it has been charged that he gave the timber of the mineral lands to the Central Pacific Railroad. damaging, ifnot damning to Mr. Sarilo mir election; if ‘it were proved against him, .S0 far, however, the weight of Aainiey sppeats ib feet, and measuring’5,000'tons, * that he Was hot the man whoso shespeople of this distwiét, ~~ * une Table of Distances on the ‘Line of t+ized at’ Washington -i8this eounty.— Committees were appointed to perfect . , Preaceine Suxpary.— Divine vices will be held im the Monod. Chureh, Sunday morning at 11 6’cldek, and in the evening at 7} o’clock.— Sabbath School at 14 o’clock,?. “.— Preaching by Rev. C. H. Northup. Preaching at the Baptist Church to— day, at 11 a.m. and7} P.M. Rev. Mr Wirth, pastor. Sabbath School at the. close of the morning service. Services in the Congregational Church Sunday School immediately after morn-. “morning and evening at the usual hours pA ON HAND A LARGE STOCK} ing service. Rev. A. Parker pastor. . Episcopal services: in the District WARD WARE, ‘Court’ room, every Sun MINERS TOOLS, CUTLERY, TiNWARE, CROCKERY, Court’ room, every Sunday evening at 73 o'clock, by Rev. D. D. Chapin, of Grass Valley. ‘THE Baptist Church will be re-opened on Sunday next. Services at 11 4. m and 74 P. M. : CLUB AT WasHINGTON.—On Thursday evening a Uni lub was organthe organization and addresses were delivered by Hon. Jas. D. White and Mr. Kreig. The Union men of Washington will give a good account of themBARGAINS]! BARGAINS 1! a . GEORGE E. TURNERS, PINE STREET. STOV iS, PLATED WABE, &c. Ee WHICH WILL BE SOLD AS LOW AS ANYWHERE. IN THE STATE. 43 selves in the election.

and Colfax Club. note or comment. pers. Thanks, gents, . _ session as a Board of Equalization. office in San Francisco: open at Pacheco, Sep 21st. em on ARRIVALS AT THE Broad Street, Nevada City, California. August 21, 1968, R Myers San Franci 3 Wiliams San Juan M Cuner do Richardson Coltax C KE Thomas do W Floyd Grass Valiey A D Allen do T Roseweil Dutch Flat Mrs Casey do KA vandridyge You B H B Hunt ao A Sears Newcastle Mrs Chevalis & sdo W Hodges New York M inch cherokee A Baker French Corra JM ‘Traverse Massach G Briso Rough & Kea W B Hopkins Virgini J ‘lt Wright Baunervil Jd Cuzzene You Bee OU dducous do W Biairdell Piuw Val M Reiliy Empire Ranc C & Hawicy Gol Mill « offered for sale. itcanu be seen at Pal mcc’s cid mill, on Sacramento street. PacMow & EVEL NGHAM, Nevada, Aug 22. ws A BIBLE Society was orgatized in Carson City last week, all denominations uniting in the work. The object is the distribution of the Bible without Tue Board of Supervisors is still In H. L. THoRNTON will soon open a law enn NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. LANCASTER & HASEY, Prop’s. TWELVE HORSE POWER ENGINE is PAINTS OF EVEBY COLOR, THING TY THAT LINE. Agent for the PACIFIC PLATE WORKS! For Nevada City, And will’ farnish every description of (a We are indebted. to the Pacific Or replate Goods from .which Silver has been Union Express Co. for a large package of San Francisco and Sacramento paworn, with any thickness of Silver desired. Call and ioe the Goods. GEORGE E. TURNER, . PINE STREET, Nevada, Aug. 2th. 2” ‘Tum Contra Costa County Fair will] NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS AND CONTRAC LORS. os TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in acthe Legislature entitled**An Act to provide for the Location, Construction and Maintenance of Public Keads in the County of Neva“da,” 1 will sell at Public Sale, 10 the jowest bidder, at the times and places hereinafter designated, “coutracis lor repairing and keeping in repair the fullowing described roads 0. po 2 county; until the Third Day of November, 1868. Also, for constructing and maintaining until the same date, sections No. 5, 6,7 and 8, in Kougn & teddy tuwnship, in accordance with the specifications, to-wit: ; Kureka Township. Secrion 4—‘l uerday, August 2th, 1968, at ten o'clock a. M., at hureka —Commencing at Kureka, thence by way of Henness Pass road to a flame on suid road, thence down South Fork ot Poorman's creek, to near Palmer & W Cuneu Kea . To be kept i = W Monner Sweetland M Vombs ae é poe _— : 0 ag PS SS ee ee ee BWoud dy.. 9 Clatk do Meadow Lake Township. = ——— . . Becriox 1-At Bowman's Rauch. on Wedi nesua: ugust 26th, at o'clock, 4. M.— Engine For Sale. Comanae at the flume on the Heuness =e, Pass road, about one aud # fourth miles abuve . . near Jackson's Rauch. To be put and kept in iair puesable oruer. Rough & Ready Township. J. P. WEBB, M, D., lege of Physicians of Edinburgh. posite the Nativnal kxchange Hotel. 020 Srcrions 5, 6,7 and 8—At Anthony House, on Friday, August 2oth, at ten o'clock, a. m. Secrion 5—Commencing at Peter wapp's, henee al survey tu where it conuects And Licentiate of the Royal Col-. wih old road on teckmau's hill. there there are three bridges to be built and oue culvert—one bridge 20 ivet span. twu of four feet span, and to be yraded at each end of said bridges. KeOFFICE—BROAD STREET, NEVADA, op. mainaer of said section to have tne brush taken ont, and rocas aud boulders, and graded KE. F. SPENCE, Eneurance Agent, a where sidling, in a guud passable condition. . Sac 6—Cu. Me.cing at the line.of Sectiou No. 5, on Beckmau Hill, tlieute to the oid 1=-L00K OUT FOR FIRES 1 Same creting Hat Dee cent Bek See tion to have tue urush taken out, and graded a ‘wid b wp the hill and along where sidiiuyg. All of said Secuon tw be put andkept in gooa fair order. Sec. 7—Commencing at Section No. 6,thence to Deer Cre. k. north end of new bridge. ‘There are about six hundred yards more or less of new road te be builijand the vid read to be put and kept in goou new bridge thence tw t.e Kougn & ead turnpike loved w he graded fut the south —or— COMBANY. ABLs rUMP IN USE, NO PACKING, ULe Wit Stet po ‘Davis’ shop, road Sureet, Nevada. . top A Omll mm@ See kt. ' Nevada, August 18th, 1968. ‘ The Pacific Pump Manufacturing y he's CHEAPEST, BEST AND MOST DURALL METAL. This pump saves fifty per cent. of power, is alweys In Working order, and is admirably adapteu for wells, ariig.tion or Mining pur . putes, The fact would be . “ «he -mullest size will throw a stream sixty feet aud raise ‘'wenty. Guilous per minute ; the largest wid raise 40,000 gallous per mip ‘The taap Mand Be boon working: at Z. -P. end ui bridge tv connect with old road; about The American Submerged Pump }} one hundred yards, moreor less. Koad to be pat and Sept io passable order ior the present, Gky. 8. 5. GETUHSLL, au2u-tp Ruad lover. cit. & cuanen. 0. DUNELE. CLARKE & DUNKELE, FORWARDING MERCHANTS. ——— OFFICE AT RAILROAD DEPOT, . coLFax, oe $7 SATISFACTION. GUARANTEED. hp a Ba. OILS, VARNISH, BRUSHES, AND EVERY“MEETING at You. Bet.—On Wed} « nesday night, Hon. E. W. Roberts addressed a large meeting at You Bet, held under the auspices ot the Grant (#-SILVER PLATED WARF.23 cordance with the proy:sions of an Act of bureka, thence vo the county line on said road e order, dEc, 6—Commencting shee ates end of Net Assets over $3,000,000 : D. A, JANUARY, President. ‘JAMES -H,. LUCAS, Vice President. — WM. T. SELBY; Secretary. San Francisco Board of Referenes. His Exceliency, H. H. HAIGHT, Governor, of Califor nia. ; Ex-Gov. 2, H. BURNETT, President Pacific Bunk “ D. J, STAPLES, Esq. President Fireman's Fund Insurance Ce, uti BLUUK, beq. Manager Pioneer Woolen 3. JUVHN PARROTT, Esq. Banker. bv. Jd. TALLANT, Heq Bauser, Hon, J, B. CKUCHET I, Judge Supreme Court. 1 Mesers. PLATT & NEWTON, Shipping and Commis-ion Merchan iB. AKELER, i hh. BP. W. Esq, Druggist. WM, HAMM OND, M; D. Medical Examiner. WM. SELBY, General Agest. Office, 401 Oalifernia Street, opposite the Bank of California, San ‘Francisco. : R. A, DIVER, Traveling Agent. Angust 19th. . Catholic Orphan Asylum. fle SISTERS OF MERCY, in charge of the vrphan Asylum, Grase Valley, respectiwily miorm the pabiic of this and surroanding districts chat weir school will re-open ON MONDAY, AUG, 8ist. The Sisters cau now accommodate a. large number of Children, whuse pa. ents can aiford tu pay $45 per quarter for each child. ‘be payimeuts Must De made in advance. ‘wo weeks before we expiration of the term the Sisters will noilly ihe parents tor the Cuming quarter, aud shoud this notice be un‘heeueu ibe children will be sent home immediately. ‘I'v this rule there wiil be no excep wen. al2 FOUND ! \ —— Cassin’s Grape Brandy Bitters! In @ cock-tail to be delicious. os TRY THEM . os RY & CO. For sale GREGO ; vs! BAbK« & MARTIN. ty28-3m <b. SSUARD.Broad Street Bakery. ———_ BREAD . BREAD!! BREAD!!! BREAD !! LEX. qeut having purchased the Bakery of W. J. Davis, ou BRUAD STREET, NKVADA CITY. Is prepaied to furnich the people of Nevada, with tue very best gay” BKaaAvD, CRACKERS, Pins, CAKK~, d&c., .gc3 at reasonable rates. ge Bread delivered within a reasonable distance, once a day. ' Also Agent for the BOSTON CRACKER CO. Give me a call. ALEX. GAULT. Nevada, Aug. 12th, Pioneer Wagon & Blacksmith Shop Cor, Broad & Sacramvato Sts, GEORGE A. CHUsROM, Prop’r WAGONS built and red Venicles ironed aud all of Blacksunithiug doue, Fy ng Mg w oun STOCK, HK, Etc., always ov hand. Al. kiuds of WuOD AND IRON WORE .]. doue in the hest style and at short notice. CH. FERBAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC ~anD— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, ‘ garBvery kind of Photdgraphs and Ambro/ypes janen ta the best style of the Art. i ON PINE SPREBTy*: ool see