August 22, 1875 (4 pages)

Spa a wae aR we ET he -after taking oat the cost of making journal plays the sneak by poblish-/= Daily Transcript NEVADA cIry, CAL Sanday, August 22, 1875 Disre table Business. The San Francisco Bulletin, the wmostinfamons paper published on “the Pacific coast, is being distributed, gratuitously in in this county for cam“paign purposes. Every issue contains; ‘bare faced falsehoods, and no perspon who knows the standing of that “paper would believe for a moment anything it might say. The most ‘egwardly and villainoys bargaia and’ ‘gale of the influence of that journal, _Swas_ ee et cE < 3 “whether Tuttle remains in the field “‘Francisoo Chronicle—the evidence being as strong as holy writ—the feo simile of the contract being published in fall. Itwas to the effect that the Bulletin should advertise -and give notices of the poison known as chloral of hydrate, and the paper was to ceceive its share of the profits the villainous compound. Many deaths were caused by its use, and ‘even in our own county a man died ‘by using it, and yet this purity jour-, “nal is the Jeader of the purity party -of this State. its lies are buarefaced, sand when they are too damnable to utter in the editorial columus, that ing them as coming frum a correspondent. The last thing im that line is answered by tbe Oakland Transcript: “There is a fellow in this city, who has ‘been colonized . ‘here to do the braying through the’ -colamns of the Balletin, and. mannThe Hon. H. F. Page. . The North San Juan Times says: From all quarters of the second Congressional . District,;-the good tidings come to us that the Hon. H. PF. Page leads in the race. It is now conceded that he will ba elected by alarger majority than he obtained) three years ago, if Tuttle remains in. the field. Should he withdraw, the chances of Page’s election would be more doubtful. The reason is obvious. By remaining in the field Tuttle will get all_or nearly a] of the votes of the Democrati¢ Dolly Vardeis and draw just that namber from Larkin, If he withdraws from. the canvass, tthe Democratie Dollies will vote for Larkin. The Dollies of Republican antecedents, will near-: ly all of them vote for Mr: Page, or not, This isa fixed fact. Placer . county that gave Coggins a majority ‘of several hundred over Mr. Page three years ago, will give a majority this year for Poge of from 400 to 500 votes. Nevada County, that gave Coggixs wm: ijority three years ago, will give Page this year a mujority ranging between 300 and 509. Sacrameuto county will give Page a majority of 500 votes. It gave Cuggius % majority three yeara ago. Amador will give Page 200 majority. It gave Coggius a majority three years ago. Alameda will give Page 4 majority of from 1000 to 1500. Nearly every county in the District, fae Demoerae—bewepavertised Local Minyvlties, : The Great Register of Nevada cougty has been printed, and sent}: to the various election officers 6,875 names. « We have received a communication trom North San Juan, in regard .to Tattle’s meeting. The meeting having taken’ plaice nearly'‘a wéek ago, and the communication being too long, ft is impensitte tc for us to pubWs. meetings to be held at Grass Valley on Saturday evening, Aug., 28th,and: at Nevida Ci y on Mond»y eveni-g, Ang., 30th. These meetings will be addressed by local speakers of this+-county. Seo : _ Sheriff Smith yesterday. aks at. telegraphic dispatch from Jonathan Clark, stating that S. Richardson, known to many jof vur citizens, was ed to live through the day. —Many of the candidates on the Republican ticket left for Trackee yes-. terday. bg is delightfully warm, but the nights are very cool, Johnny J: ick has just récelvea the finest bra -ds of ¢igars to be found in. the State. He has also all kinds of fruits, &c.Give him a call and see . for yourselves. wil give a majority for Page if Tuttle remains on thé track. In any event, we think the election of Frank Page is placed beyond ali doubt, and yet we would not have his friends feel te secure, for there is work to do yet and it must be done. His ‘facture lies in the interests of the ‘enemies of this eity and county. enemies are wide awake and watchfal. They have ten days yet to work Alameda politics: seem to ‘trouble ‘this assinine “Observer,” and he ‘sends forth an agonizing ‘bray. through the’chloral hydrate orgyn of ' Monday evening. He lies outright “when he says that there is coloviza‘tion going on in this city, wnd the ‘truth of our statement can be substantiated by calling at the office of ‘the County Clerk. He shows him~gelf an ignorant ass when he’ pro-Claims that ‘‘Page’s course in the last Congress has ruined his pros. pects in El Dorado, Sacramento, Placer and Nevada: counties.” He “will carry every county named by handsome majorities, and run thousands ahead of his ticket. He brays like a fool, when he makes the assertion that Tuttle will carry Placer if not San Jouquin. The great Chinatown. builder, and double salary ‘gtabber won't get fifty vetes in San Joaquin county. The ‘county will roll up five hundred majority fer the ~whole Republican ticket, and Page willlead the‘ticket.”’ oe Set Henry Larkin. Zi ‘The Grass Valléy Union says we “atter a slander against Henry darkin, when we state that he employs ‘Chinamen on his rguch. We never heard it denied before, and have heard time and again that he did ‘employ Chinamen on his ranch in El Dorado county, and should not aye thopght of saying one word in regard to the matter, had net the ‘Pruckee Republiean made the statement, and we believed it spoke from ‘the book. We contend that no consistent mam, who is @ candidate for Congress, will denounce Chinamen, ‘hoping to make votes thereby, and then be guilty of employing them. As the Union hag got its dander ap, ‘and talks about this paper baving tegorted to a dedge unworthy of ‘its character, we now charge, emphati_.gally, withent fear of contradiction, from an auathorative source, that Henry Larkin does employ Chiaamen on his ranch in El Dorado sownty, We know whereof we apeak, aud shall refer to the subject again to prove that we are no sian derers, as the Grass Valley Uuion ‘oharges. ~ A xxw temperance colony of imwmoigrants from Vermont has been organized which is to settle upom some ‘of the lands adjacent to Lompoc, in Santa Barbara county, ‘ A sHoas,or patch, bas been disovered by Ieieutenant Commander, 4. G. Taylor, half a nile from South Farallone light, with six and onehalf fathoms of water upon it, . Tar Board of Supervisors of Sacramento Oouuty have decided to elect a Senator, at the general leleeto.be held September Ist, to fill the Vacancy ned by the removal in aad much may be done in. that ' time to weaken his chances. There-. fore it is necessary fur every friend of Frank Pageto be up and doing. Work now. Work until the polls c.ose on the day of the election. Work while it is day,. for after—the polis close on the day of the election it will be too late to work. Vive la Horace F. Page. The Bandit; of Mlinois. The tronble in Southern Lilinois continues to excite much attention. Barr, the District Attorney of Franklin county, arrived in Springfield Thursday, and a correspondent held an interview with him. He. saysa gang of about 30 men have joined together to regulate that county; and they have been encouraged to acts of lawlessness by the fact that conviction fer their crime has been, imposgible ‘because of their: disguise, and because tae punishment under the State law was so light that reven if convicted they might soon return to the county. He suys that the officers of the county propose to perform their duty,-and respectable citizens are prepared to sustain them in so doing. The Ku-Klux in that guise and commit depredations, but their offenses are very light under the statutes. He says that the law of the State provides no adeqnate penalty fer the offenses which these men commit. If.they do take a citizen out.and whip him itis only an assault for which a trifling fine is the only penalty whith could be made. The usual action is an—in-dictment for riot, aud the utmost penalty for this is a fine of $500-and/six months in jail. A conviction wasalmest impossible on account of the disguises worn, and if a convictionis had the avcused may pay his fine and be out of jailin six months, to murder the witnesses in this State. The affairs are peaceable, but men are afraid to act under the law, when stretched to its utmost, Hen. J. ©. Burrows. ‘ This distinguished Congressman from Michigan, will uddress the people of this city on Monday evening next, from the Broad street stand. He will be followed by Hon.,A. P. Van Duzer. Mr. Burrows is said-to ‘be one of the most eloquent orators that ever came to this State. In placés.where he has spoken his audi-} ences have been immense, and everybody in this city and county who ‘. can, should attend” the meeting and listen to such an able man as Mr. Burrows. This is the only speeeh -he will make in this county, ou account of other engagements, Hwill address the people on national affairs, and Mr. Van Duzer, also. au = orator and interes ing speaker. org igs da the affairs of the por a ce of Hoary Bagerton f-om (hat county os attendance, county ride about at night in diswhich is of doubiful efficacy even} gr , State, in-which be states that he is . informed that F. J. McWorthy was tun out of Alpha, in this county, many years ago, becanse he was suspected of murdering bis partner, Bonnifield’s informant was mista-' ken. McWorthy’s partner was . named Harrison, and he is alive and well. Soan old resident of Washington informs us. Don’t forget to hear Burrows-on Monday evening next. He will deliver the speech of the campaign. Hamiltoa's Restaurant, on Commercial street, is closed up. Mr. Hamilton finds he bas got all be can attend toin running the restaurant at the Union Hotel. Two stores ate offered for rent in the Transcript building on Commercial street. Also, three very desirable offices in the Brown & Morand Pine Streets. The new awning around the Masonic Briiding is completed and it looks gay. Home Again, The Virginia Enterprise. says: Deputy Sheriff Geerge Saunders and ex-Coustable Fom Hughes, of this city, returned home yesterday morning, after a month’s sojourn in Nevada County, California. The prin= cipal object of their trip was aun examination of the mines in Meadow Lake District belonging to J. Hereford, Judge Whitman and J. H. Kinkhead. They report the mines referred te as looking remarkably well, and brought back a general assortment of specimens for .assaying purposes,” They camped ont all the time they stopped in California, and enjoyed themselves immensely ;— slaughtered 64 frogs in one day, aud also‘had plenty ef grouse and quail tocat. ‘They report fish scarce in Wébber Lake. ‘Times are very prosBloomfield, in which district a tunnel 8,000 feet in length has been oompleted in the short space of seventeen months. Between Nevada and Grass Valley Mr. Fryer, of New York, has erected extensive works forthe redaction of rebellious ores. = _Ir may be true, as sometimes stated, that the pen is mightier than . the sword; but it is evident that, in Vicksburg,’ Miss., at least,the pistol, with its modern improvements, has a little advantage of the pen. The statement. having been made that ‘four of the editors of the Vicksburg Herald had been killed in as many months, the Herald says that is nothing to the mortahty in the office Sentinel, which had five of its editors killed, and then died itself. s, >< Congregational Church. Rev. J. Sims will preach at «the Congregational Church to-day, morning aud evening. Sabject in the evening. “Great Achievements."’ > = Grn. Sheridan. and wife and Col. M Sheridan and wife left Cheyenne ou the 18. instaut on their way to thronghoat the county. It soumins dangeronsly ill, and was not expeetThe weither here—duringthe — = gan Block, om the corner of seca : }perous in Datch Fist, also North { of its cotemporary, the Vicksburg . . Mining’ Stock Board. “SAN FRANCISCO. Yesterday Morning’s Sales, © — =e : Fas Ophir, 6744. 90 Mexisan, 25: 330 Gonld & Curry, 225%. 210 Best & Belcher, 553;, 260 Belcher, 2644. 70 Kentack, 1634, 155 Alpha, 26. 290 Confidence, 2614. 20 Savage, 136, 1390 Chollar, 103. 615 Crown Point, 33. 220 Hale & Nércross. 62. CANDIDATE [70 Yellow Jacket, 93. ‘815 Imperial, 1254.150 Con Virginia, 319. = *} 155 Sierra Nevada, 1814. 1100 California, 65 2 70 Seg Belcher, 91. 166 Bultion, $4. . 115 ¢ verman. 70. 755: Justice, 37: ~345Union Con, 16%; “4150 Eady Bryan, 2%. 165 Julia, 31%. 60 Caledonia, 28. 300 Baltimora, 43%. 914 Utah, 1424. 225 Silver Hil, 11%. 475 Challenge, 6% 25: Dayton, 6%. +. 525. Rock Tsland, 434. 265 Lady Washington, 2. 550° Woodville, 2%: 3 100 Org. Gold iin, a 575 Andes, 3%. 650 Midas, 444. .~ 275 Meadow Valley, 54%, ~ 100 Raymond, 41%. S 200 Eureka-Con, 32. Tur Southern Pacific Railroad wil — ‘}soon reach Oregon, five miles this We pablished the correspondence . .:3. of ig weg soeegpeuiy sneheeaiel reached that point. A Poet's Idea of -Cahfornia, Bayard Taylor, the great traveler, poet ard writer, speaks of California and her children as follows: ‘*The children of California are cértainly a grvat \j upon those not born among W can more rosy specimens of/heaith—and beauty be ‘ound, «Stfongblooded, graceful, and as full of happy, animal lifé &s youpg fawns, they bid fair tu develop int) adniirable types of manhoot and wemanhooi. To them loving their native soil with no acquired love, with its blue skies and yellow hills, we must look for its: proper inhabitants, who will retain all that is vigorous, earnest and generous in the present race, rejecting all that is coarse and wean. For myself, ‘in breathing an air sweéter than ythat which first caught the honeyed words of . Pluto— ot ‘Tempe and Eurotas—in wandering thro’ a land where sentine] peak of Sliysta far pen Bs the Olympian throne of Jupiter— I could Hot but feel that nature must be ‘false t6“he: promise, or man is nut the splendid creature he once was, if the art, the literature and philosophy of ancient Greece are not one day tiv lea on this last ot inhabited sher: 8. REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. ANDO THER SPEAKERS ILL Address-the citizens of the county, at the followimy times aud places: ROUGH & READY, Friday Evening Aug. 27th: NEVADA CITY, Saturday Evening Aug. _— NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Monday_Evening, Aug. 30th. GRASS VALLEY, Tuesday Evening Aug. 31st. By Order of the Republican. County Central Committee. COLD . SPARKLING _ « ‘SODA WATER, aT PRESTON’S DRUG STORE. The best of Wines and Liquors fer Medical ‘Purposes. Choice Colognes, ‘Toilet Goods, and Standard. Perfumes. Prescriptions carefully compounded all aneat dae or night. ie saE. M PRESTON,’ Prveaist, Broad Street. Nevada, July 31, 1875. Estray Mi Notice. vads County, 1874, a white cow, brandet A. black around the m vath, half of Sent ear cut off icneneare The owner is requested to call charges take her away. iliNev Ang.#th. 1875. ANDREA MORETTI. I. 0. R. M. Cone WYOMING TRIBE. No 49, IMP.OVED ORDER OF RED MEN, meefs ever Odd Bellows" Hall. Nevada City,at 8 o "clock, [ Galiventia, * te )?:™E.G. MORMEV EY: Clad of knowing mo avsociationus that are not linked . in looking upon leviier vales than those . ". z ndge Roberts, = ¢ 4A W wy Pench on Bock @Reck, Ne. . ! THURSDAY EVENING at their “Wigwann, . REPUBLICAN — . . For District Attorney, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE E. H. Gaylord, cae . For Sheriff, the < geopts of Wevada osanty: I hereby announce. myself.as ac ndi date for Sheriffof Nevada County. . Subject to ne political party. THOMPSON OKEY. For Congress, _ DEMOCRATIC canprD, J.-L. Caldwell, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR CORONER, . B. JOHNSON. ENDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd Fellows’ Building, frond St NEVADA CITY. Waites Stat s land Ofte. {omancho, Joseph Kosta, Affiduvit No. 2, and to # concern: Whereas, by_& ‘; 1871, the 8 4 ba of 8 E Qu: rter of : North;Rang “Kast, is to be treated as mineral in character until the contrary is proved, afte: due notice: And v hereas. the Central Pacific Railr ad, by B. B. Redding, Land Agent,.(Post Office audress, San Francisco, Cal,) has applied to off.r proof as to the character of the ubove desc: ibed lands: ‘Therefore, you will take .otice that under and by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Lahd Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we h»ve fixed the 27th day of september, A.D 1875, at 11 o’clock A. M. at this office, before the Register and: Keceiver, for the hearing of proofs to determine the character of said lands, In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands tlie day and yeur first above written. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. ~ “HAuT FELLOWS, Receiver. HOUSE AND LOT auv2i -=3 HOUSE AND LOT containing Three Acres of good land, all of which is under a good fence. Isis A DESIRABLE — On the East side of the City. There is Choice Fruit Trecs anda Vineyard, with go.d water at the door. For particulars inquire of C. F. ROBINSON. Grocery Store, opposite the Methodist Church, Broad st., Nevada City. Nevada, Audunt 13th, 1875, _ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada, * : el met MONRO, having opened a Meat Market on Commervial Street, is prepared to supply customers with the best quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beef, Corned Pork, etc., at the lowest rices. AS JOHN H. HARRISON, EALER IN BEEP, MUTTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED PORK, &«. Meats sold at sine rates for Cash. Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada .Theatre. . HATR WORK! HAIR WORK! MISS C. E. BULMER, AVING just arrived in Nevada City, desires to inform the ladies that she has opened a place on '. Commercial Street, Opposite Potter &Sigourney’s, “Where she is prepared to do HAIR WOR In all its.branches, such as manufacturin CURLS, SWITCHES, PUFF FRIZZES, me ogra OF ALL SHADES AND COLORS,’ She is also prepared to do all hinds of Ladies Hair Dressing for Balls and Parties at Short Notice. A share of petrotage. is solicited. Ca) and sce specimens of Hair Wirk. , C. E. BULMER. Nevada =. August 1875. pa Ro M. BUNT, M.D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, : _ WRVADA ry. °* . stock of the corporation, p: as O John H. Eden, Mineral Appl tion Nv. 761. and John. Lynch, dohn G FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN) l . . ee ee ed ee tee ae em eek ah . JOHNMeBEAN. aa ~ ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MIN. ING COMPANY, 1 cation of princip'l place of business, San Francieco, California Lication of works, North Bloom. field, Nevada county, California. Notice is h-reby_giien, that at a meeting ots rectors held on the Fourteenth day of gus‘, 1875, an assessment,.of Qné Do]lur per share was levied upon ‘the capital le immedi. ately in Unit d States g Secre ary »t the office 6f the Company, No, 320 California strvet, San icp aes Calitornia. : Any stock upon which this aaseneei day “tised for sale at public auction; and mnless payiwent is made before, will be sold on Tuesday, the ‘twelfth day of October, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-. gether with costs of advertising and ¢x4 penses of sale. THOMAS DERBY, Secretar:. Office:—320 California Street, Sam FrarCoe Me fornia, PHOTOGRAPHIC. THE ARTIST,R A. DESMOND, . -¥ AS returned from San Franciseo, with all the NOVELTIES, THE LATEST AND BEST, Instruments and Accessories, Prepared to make PICTURES SUPERIOR Even to those made by him hetenn, Call at the RUDOLPH PHOTO GRAPH GALLERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. augld-lm-. REPUBLICAN MEETING. — Hon. J. M. Cavis, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR LIEUTENANT GU VERNOR, 5 Seams address the Citizens of . GRASS VALLEY, Wednesday, ‘Aug. 25th. N. SAN JUAN, Thursday, Aug. 26th NEVADA, Friday, Aug27tbEvaiybody Invited to Attesd these Meetings. By order ee REPUBLICAN MEETING. ‘Hon. J.C, Burrows, OF MICHIGAN, One of the Best orators in the ie United States, and Hon A P Van Duzer: Une of California’s Best Speo ers, : ILL address the citizens of Beved» Caty, on: Monday Evening, Aug. 23¢Everybody Invited to attend By order, STATE Cuw:nan aerial ry © d coin, to the © preg eg unpaid on the-twenty-second “ Sept. 1x73. will be delingueit and ad« . . ee ai la 1F yw

Spa a wae aR we ET he -after taking oat the cost of making journal plays the sneak by poblish-/= Daily Transcript NEVADA cIry, CAL Sanday, August 22, 1875 Disre table Business. The San Francisco Bulletin, the wmostinfamons paper published on “the Pacific coast, is being distributed, gratuitously in in this county for cam“paign purposes. Every issue contains; ‘bare faced falsehoods, and no perspon who knows the standing of that “paper would believe for a moment anything it might say. The most ‘egwardly and villainoys bargaia and’ ‘gale of the influence of that journal, _Swas_ ee et cE < 3 “whether Tuttle remains in the field “‘Francisoo Chronicle—the evidence being as strong as holy writ—the feo simile of the contract being published in fall. Itwas to the effect that the Bulletin should advertise -and give notices of the poison known as chloral of hydrate, and the paper was to ceceive its share of the profits the villainous compound. Many deaths were caused by its use, and ‘even in our own county a man died ‘by using it, and yet this purity jour-, “nal is the Jeader of the purity party -of this State. its lies are buarefaced, sand when they are too damnable to utter in the editorial columus, that ing them as coming frum a correspondent. The last thing im that line is answered by tbe Oakland Transcript: “There is a fellow in this city, who has ‘been colonized . ‘here to do the braying through the’ -colamns of the Balletin, and. mannThe Hon. H. F. Page. . The North San Juan Times says: From all quarters of the second Congressional . District,;-the good tidings come to us that the Hon. H. PF. Page leads in the race. It is now conceded that he will ba elected by alarger majority than he obtained) three years ago, if Tuttle remains in. the field. Should he withdraw, the chances of Page’s election would be more doubtful. The reason is obvious. By remaining in the field Tuttle will get all_or nearly a] of the votes of the Democrati¢ Dolly Vardeis and draw just that namber from Larkin, If he withdraws from. the canvass, tthe Democratie Dollies will vote for Larkin. The Dollies of Republican antecedents, will near-: ly all of them vote for Mr: Page, or not, This isa fixed fact. Placer . county that gave Coggins a majority ‘of several hundred over Mr. Page three years ago, will give a majority this year for Poge of from 400 to 500 votes. Nevada County, that gave Coggixs wm: ijority three years ago, will give Page this year a mujority ranging between 300 and 509. Sacrameuto county will give Page a majority of 500 votes. It gave Cuggius % majority three yeara ago. Amador will give Page 200 majority. It gave Coggius a majority three years ago. Alameda will give Page 4 majority of from 1000 to 1500. Nearly every county in the District, fae Demoerae—bewepavertised Local Minyvlties, : The Great Register of Nevada cougty has been printed, and sent}: to the various election officers 6,875 names. « We have received a communication trom North San Juan, in regard .to Tattle’s meeting. The meeting having taken’ plaice nearly'‘a wéek ago, and the communication being too long, ft is impensitte tc for us to pubWs. meetings to be held at Grass Valley on Saturday evening, Aug., 28th,and: at Nevida Ci y on Mond»y eveni-g, Ang., 30th. These meetings will be addressed by local speakers of this+-county. Seo : _ Sheriff Smith yesterday. aks at. telegraphic dispatch from Jonathan Clark, stating that S. Richardson, known to many jof vur citizens, was ed to live through the day. —Many of the candidates on the Republican ticket left for Trackee yes-. terday. bg is delightfully warm, but the nights are very cool, Johnny J: ick has just récelvea the finest bra -ds of ¢igars to be found in. the State. He has also all kinds of fruits, &c..Give him a call and see . for yourselves. wil give a majority for Page if Tuttle remains on thé track. In any event, we think the election of Frank Page is placed beyond ali doubt, and yet we would not have his friends feel te secure, for there is work to do yet and it must be done. His ‘facture lies in the interests of the ‘enemies of this eity and county. enemies are wide awake and watchfal. They have ten days yet to work Alameda politics: seem to ‘trouble ‘this assinine “Observer,” and he ‘sends forth an agonizing ‘bray. through the’chloral hydrate orgyn of ' Monday evening. He lies outright “when he says that there is coloviza‘tion going on in this city, wnd the ‘truth of our statement can be substantiated by calling at the office of ‘the County Clerk. He shows him~gelf an ignorant ass when he’ pro-Claims that ‘‘Page’s course in the last Congress has ruined his pros. pects in El Dorado, Sacramento, Placer and Nevada: counties.” He “will carry every county named by handsome majorities, and run thousands ahead of his ticket. He brays like a fool, when he makes the assertion that Tuttle will carry Placer if not San Jouquin. The great Chinatown. builder, and double salary ‘gtabber won't get fifty vetes in San Joaquin county. The ‘county will roll up five hundred majority fer the ~whole Republican ticket, and Page willlead the‘ticket.”’ oe Set Henry Larkin. Zi ‘The Grass Valléy Union says we “atter a slander against Henry darkin, when we state that he employs ‘Chinamen on his rguch. We never heard it denied before, and have heard time and again that he did ‘employ Chinamen on his ranch in El Dorado county, and should not aye thopght of saying one word in regard to the matter, had net the ‘Pruckee Republiean made the statement, and we believed it spoke from ‘the book. We contend that no consistent mam, who is @ candidate for Congress, will denounce Chinamen, ‘hoping to make votes thereby, and then be guilty of employing them. As the Union hag got its dander ap, ‘and talks about this paper baving tegorted to a dedge unworthy of ‘its character, we now charge, emphati_.gally, withent fear of contradiction, from an auathorative source, that Henry Larkin does employ Chiaamen on his ranch in El Dorado sownty, We know whereof we apeak, aud shall refer to the subject again to prove that we are no sian derers, as the Grass Valley Uuion ‘oharges. ~ A xxw temperance colony of imwmoigrants from Vermont has been organized which is to settle upom some ‘of the lands adjacent to Lompoc, in Santa Barbara county, ‘ A sHoas,or patch, bas been disovered by Ieieutenant Commander, 4. G. Taylor, half a nile from South Farallone light, with six and onehalf fathoms of water upon it, . Tar Board of Supervisors of Sacramento Oouuty have decided to elect a Senator, at the general leleeto.be held September Ist, to fill the Vacancy ned by the removal in aad much may be done in. that ' time to weaken his chances.. There-. fore it is necessary fur every friend of Frank Pageto be up and doing. Work now. Work until the polls c.ose on the day of the election. Work while it is day,. for after—the polis close on the day of the election it will be too late to work. Vive la Horace F. Page. The Bandit; of Mlinois. The tronble in Southern Lilinois continues to excite much attention. Barr, the District Attorney of Franklin county, arrived in Springfield Thursday, and a correspondent held an interview with him. He. saysa gang of about 30 men have joined together to regulate that county; and they have been encouraged to acts of lawlessness by the fact that conviction fer their crime has been, imposgible ‘because of their: disguise, and because tae punishment under the State law was so light that reven if convicted they might soon return to the county.. He suys that the officers of the county propose to perform their duty,-and respectable citizens are prepared to sustain them in so doing. The Ku-Klux in that guise and commit depredations, but their offenses are very light under the statutes. He says that the law of the State provides no adeqnate penalty fer the offenses which these men commit. If.they do take a citizen out.and whip him itis only an assault for which a trifling fine is the only penalty whith could be made. The usual action is an—in-dictment for riot, aud the utmost penalty for this is a fine of $500-and/six months in jail. A conviction wasalmest impossible on account of the disguises worn, and if a convictionis had the avcused may pay his fine and be out of jailin six months, to murder the witnesses in this State. The affairs are peaceable, but men are afraid to act under the law, when stretched to its utmost, Hen. J. ©. Burrows. ‘ This distinguished Congressman from Michigan, will uddress the people of this city on Monday evening next, from the Broad street stand. He will be followed by Hon.,A. P. Van Duzer. Mr. Burrows is said-to ‘be one of the most eloquent orators that ever came to this State. In placés.where he has spoken his audi-} ences have been immense, and everybody in this city and county who ‘. can, should attend” the meeting and listen to such an able man as Mr. Burrows. This is the only speeeh -he will make in this county, ou account of other engagements, Hwill address the people on national affairs, and Mr. Van Duzer, also. au = orator and interes ing speaker. org igs da the affairs of the por a ce of Hoary Bagerton f-om (hat county os attendance, county ride about at night in diswhich is of doubiful efficacy even} gr , State, in-which be states that he is . informed that F. J. McWorthy was tun out of Alpha, in this county, many years ago, becanse he was suspected of murdering bis partner, Bonnifield’s informant was mista-' ken. McWorthy’s partner was . named Harrison, and he is alive and well. Soan old resident of Washington informs us. Don’t forget to hear Burrows-on Monday evening next. He will deliver the speech of the campaign. Hamiltoa's Restaurant, on Commercial street, is closed up. Mr. Hamilton finds he bas got all be can attend toin running the restaurant at the Union Hotel. Two stores ate offered for rent in the Transcript building on Commercial street. Also, three very desirable offices in the Brown & Morand Pine Streets. The new awning around the Masonic Briiding is completed and it looks gay. Home Again, The Virginia Enterprise. says: Deputy Sheriff Geerge Saunders and ex-Coustable Fom Hughes, of this city, returned home yesterday morning, after a month’s sojourn in Nevada County, California. The prin= cipal object of their trip was aun examination of the mines in Meadow Lake District belonging to J. Hereford, Judge Whitman and J. H. Kinkhead. They report the mines referred te as looking remarkably well, and brought back a general assortment of specimens for .assaying purposes,” They camped ont all the time they stopped in California, and enjoyed themselves immensely ;— slaughtered 64 frogs in one day, aud also‘had plenty ef grouse and quail tocat. ‘They report fish scarce in Wébber Lake. ‘Times are very prosBloomfield, in which district a tunnel 8,000 feet in length has been oompleted in the short space of seventeen months. Between Nevada and Grass Valley Mr. Fryer, of New York, has erected extensive works forthe redaction of rebellious ores. = _Ir may be true, as sometimes stated, that the pen is mightier than . the sword; but it is evident that, in Vicksburg,’ Miss., at least,the pistol, with its modern improvements, has a little advantage of the pen. The statement. having been made that ‘four of the editors of the Vicksburg Herald had been killed in as many months, the Herald says that is nothing to the mortahty in the office Sentinel, which had five of its editors killed, and then died itself. s, >< Congregational Church. Rev. J. Sims will preach at «the Congregational Church to-day, morning aud evening. Sabject in the evening. “Great Achievements."’ > = Grn. Sheridan. and wife and Col. M Sheridan and wife left Cheyenne ou the 18. instaut on their way to thronghoat the county. It soumins dangeronsly ill, and was not expeetThe weither here—duringthe — = gan Block, om the corner of seca : }perous in Datch Fist, also North {

of its cotemporary, the Vicksburg . . Mining’ Stock Board. “SAN FRANCISCO. Yesterday Morning’s Sales, © — =e : Fas Ophir, 6744. 90 Mexisan, 25: 330 Gonld & Curry, 225%.. 210 Best & Belcher, 553;, 260 Belcher, 2644. 70 Kentack, 1634, 155 Alpha, 26. 290 Confidence, 2614. 20 Savage, 136, 1390 Chollar, 103. 615 Crown Point, 33. 220 Hale & Nércross. 62. CANDIDATE [70 Yellow Jacket, 93. ‘815 Imperial, 1254.150 Con Virginia, 319. = *} 155 Sierra Nevada, 1814. 1100 California, 65 2 70 Seg Belcher, 91. 166 Bultion, $4. . 115 ¢ verman. 70. 755: Justice, 37: ~345Union Con, 16%; “4150 Eady Bryan, 2%. 165 Julia, 31%. 60 Caledonia, 28. 300 Baltimora, 43%. 914 Utah, 1424. 225 Silver Hil, 11%. 475 Challenge, 6% 25: Dayton, 6%. +. 525. Rock Tsland, 434. 265 Lady Washington, 2. 550° Woodville, 2%: 3 100 Org. Gold iin, a 575 Andes, 3%. 650 Midas, 444. .~ 275 Meadow Valley, 54%, ~ 100 Raymond, 41%. S 200 Eureka-Con, 32. Tur Southern Pacific Railroad wil — ‘}soon reach Oregon, five miles this We pablished the correspondence . .:3. of ig weg soeegpeuiy sneheeaiel reached that point. A Poet's Idea of -Cahfornia, Bayard Taylor, the great traveler, poet ard writer, speaks of California and her children as follows: ‘*The children of California are cértainly a grvat \j upon those not born among W can more rosy specimens of/heaith—and beauty be ‘ound, «Stfongblooded, graceful, and as full of happy, animal lifé &s youpg fawns, they bid fair tu develop int) adniirable types of manhoot and wemanhooi. To them loving their native soil with no acquired love, with its blue skies and yellow hills, we must look for its: proper inhabitants, who will retain all that is vigorous, earnest and generous in the present race, rejecting all that is coarse and wean. For myself, ‘in breathing an air sweéter than ythat which first caught the honeyed words of . Pluto— ot ‘Tempe and Eurotas—in wandering thro’ a land where sentine] peak of Sliysta far pen Bs the Olympian throne of Jupiter— I could Hot but feel that nature must be ‘false t6“he: promise, or man is nut the splendid creature he once was, if the art, the literature and philosophy of ancient Greece are not one day tiv lea on this last ot inhabited sher: 8. REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. ANDO THER SPEAKERS ILL Address-the citizens of the county, at the followimy times aud places: ROUGH & READY, Friday Evening Aug. 27th: NEVADA CITY, Saturday Evening Aug. _— NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Monday_Evening, Aug. 30th. GRASS VALLEY, Tuesday Evening Aug. 31st. By Order of the Republican. County Central Committee. COLD . SPARKLING _ « ‘SODA WATER, aT PRESTON’S DRUG STORE. The best of Wines and Liquors fer Medical ‘Purposes. Choice Colognes, ‘Toilet Goods, and Standard. Perfumes. Prescriptions carefully compounded all aneat dae or night. ie saE. M PRESTON,’ Prveaist, Broad Street. Nevada, July 31, 1875. Estray Mi Notice. vads County, 1874, a white cow, brandet A. black around the m vath, half of Sent ear cut off icneneare The owner is requested to call charges take her away. iliNev Ang.#th. 1875. ANDREA MORETTI. I. 0. R. M. Cone WYOMING TRIBE. No 49, IMP.OVED ORDER OF RED MEN, meefs ever Odd Bellows" Hall. Nevada City,at 8 o "clock, [ Galiventia, * te )?:™E.G. MORMEV EY: Clad of knowing mo avsociationus that are not linked . in looking upon leviier vales than those . ". z ndge Roberts, = ¢ 4A W wy Pench on Bock @Reck, Ne. . ! THURSDAY EVENING at their “Wigwann, . REPUBLICAN — . . For District Attorney, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE E. H. Gaylord, cae . For Sheriff, the < geopts of Wevada osanty: I hereby announce. myself.as ac ndi date for Sheriffof Nevada County. . Subject to ne political party. THOMPSON OKEY. For Congress, _ DEMOCRATIC canprD, J.-L. Caldwell, DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR CORONER, . B. JOHNSON. ENDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR, CLOTHING MERCHANT, Odd Fellows’ Building, frond St NEVADA CITY. Waites Stat s land Ofte. {omancho, Joseph Kosta, Affiduvit No. 2, and to # concern: Whereas, by_& ‘; 1871, the 8 4 ba of 8 E Qu: rter of : North;Rang “Kast, is to be treated as mineral in character until the contrary is proved, afte: due notice: And v hereas. the Central Pacific Railr ad, by B. B. Redding, Land Agent,.(Post Office audress, San Francisco, Cal,) has applied to off.r proof as to the character of the ubove desc: ibed lands: ‘Therefore, you will take .otice that under and by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Lahd Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we h»ve fixed the 27th day of september, A.D 1875, at 11 o’clock A. M. at this office, before the Register and: Keceiver, for the hearing of proofs to determine the character of said lands, In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands tlie day and yeur first above written. T. B. McFARLAND, Register. ~ “HAuT FELLOWS, Receiver. HOUSE AND LOT auv2i -=3 HOUSE AND LOT containing Three Acres of good land, all of which is under a good fence. Isis A DESIRABLE — On the East side of the City. There is Choice Fruit Trecs anda Vineyard, with go.d water at the door. For particulars inquire of C. F. ROBINSON. Grocery Store, opposite the Methodist Church, Broad st., Nevada City. Nevada, Audunt 13th, 1875, _ EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada, * : el met MONRO, having opened a Meat Market on Commervial Street, is prepared to supply customers with the best quality of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Veal, Corned Beef, Corned Pork, etc., at the lowest rices. AS JOHN H. HARRISON, EALER IN BEEP, MUTTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED PORK, &«. Meats sold at sine rates for Cash. Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada .Theatre. . HATR WORK! HAIR WORK! MISS C. E. BULMER, AVING just arrived in Nevada City, desires to inform the ladies that she has opened a place on '. Commercial Street, Opposite Potter &Sigourney’s, “Where she is prepared to do HAIR WOR In all its.branches, such as manufacturin CURLS, SWITCHES, PUFF FRIZZES, me ogra OF ALL SHADES AND COLORS,’ She is also prepared to do all hinds of Ladies Hair Dressing for Balls and Parties at Short Notice. A share of petrotage. is solicited. Ca) and sce specimens of Hair Wirk. , C. E. BULMER. Nevada =. August 1875. pa Ro M. BUNT, M.D. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, : _ WRVADA ry. °* . stock of the corporation, p: as O John H. Eden, Mineral Appl tion Nv. 761. and John. Lynch, dohn G FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN) l . . ee ee ed ee tee ae em eek ah . JOHNMeBEAN. aa ~ ASSESSMENT NOTICE. ORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MIN. ING COMPANY, 1 cation of princip'l place of business, San Francieco, California Lication of works, North Bloom. field, Nevada county, California. Notice is h-reby_giien, that at a meeting ots rectors held on the Fourteenth day of gus‘, 1875, an assessment,.of Qné Do]lur per share was levied upon ‘the capital le immedi. ately in Unit d States g Secre ary »t the office 6f the Company, No, 320 California strvet, San icp aes Calitornia. : Any stock upon which this aaseneei day “tised for sale at public auction; and mnless payiwent is made before, will be sold on Tuesday, the ‘twelfth day of October, 1875, to pay the delinquent assessment, to-. gether with costs of advertising and ¢x4 penses of sale. THOMAS DERBY, Secretar:. Office:—320 California Street, Sam FrarCoe Me fornia, PHOTOGRAPHIC. THE ARTIST,R A. DESMOND, . -¥ AS returned from San Franciseo, with all the NOVELTIES, THE LATEST AND BEST, Instruments and Accessories, Prepared to make PICTURES SUPERIOR Even to those made by him hetenn, Call at the RUDOLPH PHOTO GRAPH GALLERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. augld-lm-. REPUBLICAN MEETING. — Hon. J. M. Cavis, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR LIEUTENANT GU VERNOR, 5 Seams address the Citizens of . GRASS VALLEY, Wednesday, ‘Aug. 25th. N. SAN JUAN, Thursday, Aug. 26th NEVADA, Friday, Aug27tbEvaiybody Invited to Attesd these Meetings. By order ee REPUBLICAN MEETING. ‘Hon. J.C, Burrows, OF MICHIGAN, One of the Best orators in the ie United States, and Hon A P Van Duzer: Une of California’s Best Speo ers, : ILL address the citizens of Beved» Caty, on: Monday Evening, Aug. 23¢Everybody Invited to attend By order, STATE Cuw:nan aerial ry © d coin, to the © preg eg unpaid on the-twenty-second “ Sept. 1x73. will be delingueit and ad« . . ee ai la 1F yw