August 4, 1876 (4 pages)

fia INSARY STREET, x Fraxciscs for the treat insl Diseaseg ture, Syphik feakness, Im 8 (Of years Success, ully asure of an. from Vv isiting Tupe, and hag Apenfary, -693 IM€rid., San mts and-those ~~ i him, Liat a ‘NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1876, her time ‘nor ¥ : ° fee tort The Daily Granseript aero “NEVADA CITY, Cat. xn. P. BROWN. B. J. WATSON, BROWN & WATSON, ~Proprietors. es. Pa ED Aa ersons, beth ho are sufierfrom the ef. r from virus ok “at their ed faces and ms, disquali. 8 Of marriaye ) this horrid ‘i death closes lians, friends are sufferiug fe destroying cared for and end them in. hysician whopenal stqag it” mercury or tant “to those yho are inter riends, to be i doctors who yheir skill in ays, imposingnames of em. p»6 and other 11 and make fall into theREPUBLICAN STATE CON. -VENTION. -STATE CENTR‘L COMMITTER.‘San Francis:o, Muy 23, 1876. HE next Unto Republicat: State Con+ vention tor the notiiuation of Six Rooms oF THE Union REPUBLICAN “MATES, aud a *‘state Vontrulier,” to fill the vacancy caused by the decease of Hon. J? W, MANDEVILLE, the late in:umbent, will bedkeli in tie city of San Francisco, onWEONESDAY, Aagust 9th, 1876, At Dashaway Hall, soutu side of Poststreet, between Kearney .and Depobt streets, at ten In calling the Convention for the election -of delegates, tne committees of the se ver. sl counties are recommended to: invite all Republicau eiecturs and vil other voters without regard to past political differences — or previous party aifiliations, who are opgett, vest ‘posed to reviviny section . issues, and de, OF Mepreved sire to proinote friendly fecling and periced by the manent harmony throughout the country by maintaining and eniorciigali the constitutioual rights of every cinzen in-luding the fullend freo-exercise of-the-right— of enffrage without intimidation and-without. fraud; who are in faver of the continued prosecution and puaishm :nt of all official dishonesty, and vf aa economigal administration of the Guovernme:t by houest, fa thful and capsbie oilicers; who are in favor of making such refurms in governm.nt ss experience may froin time to time suggest: who are Opposed to: impairting the credit of the nition by depreciating any of its obligations, aud iu favurof sus. taining in every wiy the national faith and financial honor: who hold that the comm: -n schoolsyste o is the nursery of Americau liberty‘ and ghoul be maintained abso lutely free fro: sectarian control; who be. hieve that,for the promotion Of these ends tthe direction of the Government should continue to be corfided to thuse who adhere to the principle of 1776, und support them as incorporated in tie OC nstitution and the laws; ani who arein favor of reéognizing and strengthening the fuadamental prinviples of National Unity in this Centennial Ansiversary of the birth ‘uf. the st unlimited ng certainty d.symptoms, tific medical enance, dark he head, ringe rustling of riots, uneasiof the limbs, ellect, loss of whingstranguaintances, a oss of memand various irred tongue, iption, night ent insanity, ons so afflict. y, either in cure effected e of treating ; of effecting -G. will give ne who will ~he wascured of the San’ parriage, who Republic. these “fearful tLe apportionment of Delegates is as fol. he sacred relows: , n, hor delay Alameda. :... 19; PIGMAS. . 6053. 550% 4 Ph Renee ey ora) 1:Sucramento.. 21 on’ office oF APRGOOE Sey Bvexcc ces WSin Benito. ..3 ines may rely Wt cocci ec cee es 10;\San B.ruardino.4 ntial secrecy Malaveras'. -G'S in Dieyo .-. ---6 ect no more Oolase. 6. << . 48an Francisco. 75 r and mutuContra Costa...8ipan Joaquin.. 15 » of services Del Norte ...: 1j3an Louis Obispo. .5 ircumstances El Dorado.. + 95am Mateo..-. 6 prevalentand + ae cpiaeee s EC — — pean ° e ke basa sks ns ea eee — : og a PEA A 3'Santa Cruz... 8 le, and will BORA icc iscssuen de BSuasis...4 . instrument, TARO. oi csiccceces ves BWSierra. 22 .+0+-6 ical and per Lassen.. re ere -aSiskiyou iiikekhe as . 4 re. Los Angeles.. 16,S0len). 0.0.0.0 063 a3 Ge Marin.. Aa SE NODOIMG Ss once eka 10 » CURED AT Mariposa. -. dtStauislaus ... 2 r to Dr. GibMendoc no... iSutter,.e.-. 2.4 18, length of Merced.. ceuwenas 4 Tehama eeckereewees 4 ned, and the PEOGOO cic sciaess can ujTrinaty ...04 3 d, free from Mono.. S05 AUR OIRIO, 5 ieee ccc aeee 5 y part of the. » Monterey...8:fuolumne,... 5 direction for WEDG. ccicgccects (venti Vemtuta. csv ee oot OLLARS in Wevada. ooo. ccs ee cB VOIO 5.4.0 Teecce eee 4 through the be tere re ooo ATi ¥uba..005 seees 8 Fargo & Co., ' be forwaxded County Committees and Congressional inion, Committees will make provision in ther 623 Kearney respective counties for the election of del; in Francisco, “egates in accordance w.th said apportion: ment, holding Primary elections for the cial treet. -thoice of such delegates; and the Stite 57 on the let Central Committee recommends that the Delegates chosen to the State Couvention be empowrred to act as Delegates to the lease inform Congressional Conventions,of tueir respect1is advertise Ave districts. . Pe my! The State Central Committee-recommends the following t-st: “Oppositio. to the rstorition to power “ ‘of the Democratic Party, and intention to nt to Minact in good faith with the Republican Part a by order of the Committee. ORFICE M.D. BORUCK, ALEX G. ABELL, ay 4, 1876 Bec. B. 8. C. C. Chairnian. : iam i” tocar. MINERAL CITATION. eo.” McIvor, can, whose od Uwirrep Starcs LAND. Orrice, ada poday a SacRAMENTO, Cal. July Sth, 1876. Ear ak NO K. H. Goodmen, E,W. Cross, W.-K. Minin Dis Weeks, O, E. Green, Lester Linky 8. a Gennihans ‘Karnes, R. KB. Geutry, Alba Krown and to 1 d, being all whom it may coucern. Whereas, minri: d8£ eral afthdavit Nos 6land 179 were filed in ee eens S = the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N 1-2 of St we. WN E£ quarter of Sec. 18, in Township 16 N tog t Mb Range 9 Kast, to be more valuable for min. 3 of SY 4 ing than for agricultural purposes; by Com10 East. ay Ww missioner’s letter dated December 2d, 187) W x “gh t the same land is to be treated as miveral nge 11 7 “1 in character, until the contrary is proved, ing 849 1 4 after due noiice. And wh-r as, William. ager i ‘Walsh; (Post Office address Nevads City, D, motets : Nevada county, Cal.) did, on the 10th «ay e et al: = ‘ of March, 1875, file ia the Regiater’s Office ry 234 1876, of this District hia pre-emption’ Decluraean location, tion Ne 4989, claiming the above described aS —_ land, and has applied to-enter the same as de March agricultural land, alleging it to be more Wise location valuabl: for agricultural than for ‘mining . Wise et ak pur ; Therefore you wi!l take notice arch 11 1876, that under and by virtue of ivstructions chey location the Commissioner of the General d the Mclvor Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have 1876. All of fixed the 2ist day of August, 1576,at eleven . in the office -e’clock, A. M., at this office, b2f re the ada County, Register and Receiver, for the hearing of, “4 — w proofs to determine the character of said calm 8. East ‘by vs In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto med by Chas. set our hands the day and year fist abu ve ih by vacant written. T.B. McFARLAND, Register. i HART FLLLUWS, Receiver: verse —_ 7.1. Caldwell, Atty. : ji2 > = 2 aot or NILES SEA RLS, 1g hereof. ; Atterney and Counsel at Law issuer 4T BRICK OFFICE, , Ses Cee “_In front of the Coa : ,NICB GROCERIES eh CHAS, F ROBINSON "y 6th, 1876. A T his Store, on BROAD STREET, op-: A posite the Methodist Church, keeps e’clock A M. : _— THA —or— A RE pow prepared to fill orders for Lumbr of Every Description, Mining and Building Timbers, __Common, Fisishing, and a . V Flume Company, aT N.C.N.G.R.R.CO. ey require, Te tke effect — site ae i \\ a8 TIME TABLE, NO. 3. OR the government and information of Einpleyees, the Company reserves, the right to vary the sime as circumstance. Constitution and By-Laws OF THE : 3 Grocers Protective Union, OF NEVADA CITY, PREAMBLE ; \ E, the undersigned, do hereby orgunizs ours:lves into a Society which shall be known as. the GROCFRS’ PROTECTIVE UNION, of Nevada City, avd we do éach bind ourselves to abide by and conterm to the Rule ard Regulations REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONOTICE is hereby given that a County Convention of the -R«puolican Par.y of Nevada Oounty;-for the selection ot Fourteen Delegates to iepresent Nevada County at the Republican State Conventiou, to be held in Sen Francisco, on WEDNESDAY,. August 9th, 1876, will be held at. the Quvurt House, in Nevaia City, on i Z SATURDAY, August 5th, 1876, at 1 o’clock P. mu. Primary elections for ‘the election of POND’S _ a bed © bau ¥ wilt speak of Kx. orient things *” ° ‘ POND’S EXTRACT. ‘The great Vegetable Pain Destroyer. Has been in use over thirty ye:18, and for cleanlinéss and Proprpt curative virtues cannot be exannie cel 9 CHiLDKEN. No family can afford to bewithout Pond’s kxtract. Accidents, Bruises, Contusions, Cuts, Spra‘ns,. are relieved almost iustantly by external aps plication. Promptly relieves pains of > _ Burns, Scalds, Excoriations, Chafin ——“paUNDENTIMG-EcKOTONT at Sx Actee . General Assortment of _ Building Lumber Always on Hand, A Large Amount of Seasoned SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevada, or at our office on Town Talk Hili, will receive prompt attention. N.&G.V.W.&L lo. Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. No. 790, Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. Unstrep Srates Lanp OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CaL, July 24, 1876, OTICE is hereby given, that the Fountain Head Gravel Mining Company, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose Post office is Nevuda City, Nevada County, Cal., has made application fur Patent for the Fountain Head Gravel Mining claim, bearing gold, sitnvte in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, Culifornia, aud described as fol ows, viz: On surveyed land, being the NW 4 of sec 3, NE of NE% and Es of EX of SW of NE of Sec 4, Tp16NR9E. Alsothe Skt of 8 EX of Sec 33, 8% of SW and SW 4 of SEX of Sec 34, Tp17, N R9-E Mt. Diavlo base and meridian, coutaining 383 89-100 acres. Said_lvcation was unde July 18th, 1867, by E. F. Bean and others, and 18 recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in-book 4, pager 256 and 257, The applicant claims by. purchase. Adjoining claimants are the’ Colt’ Spring Gravel Mining C.ompany’s ground on the West. »All persons holding uny adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same before ttris Office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. : jy 26 T. B. McFARLAND, Regi ter.CONSTABLE SALE. —_—e— : Y virtue of an execution to me direc. ted and delivered, issued. from the cuurt of Leopoiu Garthe, a Justice of the Peace in un. for the Township and couuty of Neva ta. Stute Of Califorais, on a cer. taiu judgment rend. red therein on the 6th day of July, 1876, in tayor uf Jerry -Blake, and sgainst J. M. Fulweiler. W. A. Roburts Samw’i.Jimivon (as kxecutyr ofthe estate of -. B. B, Titcomb, deceased,) forthe suin of one hundre.t and thirty-tour doilars ($134) debt, with costs, taxed at $1635, anu accruing costs, ali‘paysble in old coin of the United States. I have levied upon and seized and ghall expose for public sale io front of the Cuurt House, Nevada Ouy Nevada County, California, for ‘cash to the highest bidder, ou Saturday, "the 19th diy ot Augusi; 1876. betwecen the hours of lV o’cluck A, M.,and 3 o'clock P.M. of said day,, all the rign;t title and interest of J, M. Fulw. iler, W. A. Roberts et al, of and to the following descrived propert,, viz: All those P.acer mining cluims known as the Manzanita Uo’s, Claims, situated onehalf mile nortuerly trum Nevada Caty, ‘Nevada ‘lownship and county, State ot California, formerly known as the Manzamta claims, the bili White claims ani all as conveyed tu b. P. Marselus by patent trom the United Stats. Also ull reservoirs, tunnels, flumes, pips, monitors and tools belonging to said claims. Also the Slate Oreex ditch, taking water from Slate Greek aud conveying the same to the suid Manza— nita claims. Also that certain ,iece Pscelof mining ground s tuated in thir ved of Deer Orcesk, connecting ata point known asthe Gold Tunnel dam, and extending up said Creek 1500 feet, to O p. F lequmtpg’s quartz tunne). Taken to satisfy said .execution, and costs. and accruing costs. WM. sCuTT, Constable of Nevady TowusbipNevada City duty 26th ir7. jy23. CUNSTABLE SALE. Y virtue of an executiop tome directedaud delivered, issu-d from the Cuurt of Leopold Garthe, a Justice of the Peace in aud fur the Township and County of Nevada, State of California, on a: certain juigment rendered thereiucn the 6th day of July, 1876,in favor vf George White aiid ugainst J. M. Fulweiler, W. A. toberts, Samuel Janison(as executor of the cétate of B. B. Titcomb deceased.) for the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-nine 56-100 doilars ($229 56) debt, with costs taxed at 916 35 and accruivg costs, all payable in Gold and Silver coin of the United States, I have levied upon and seized, and shall expose fur public sale dn front of the Court House, Nevada City, Nevada Cents Galiieralty for Cash, tw the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 49th day of August, 1976, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M,. and 3 v’vlock v. m., all the right, titie and interest of the gaid J, M. Fulweiler, W. A. Roberts etal, of; iu and to the fo lowing described property to wit: All those placer mifing claims, kuown a3 the Manzanita Miniog Uvo's. claims, situated one ba.f ui e vortherly from Nevada City, Nevade ‘township and County, State of Califoriia, — formerly knowu as the Manzanita claims, the Bill Wuite claime, and «ll ss conveyed to F. P. Muarselus by patent from the United States. Also the Site Creek ditch, takiug water from Slate Creek and conveying the same to the ssid Manzanita claiuns. Also all revervoirs, tunnels, flumes, pipes, monitors and tools belonging to said claims. Also that certain piece or parcel of mining #round, situated in the bed of Deer “reek, commencing at a tknown te the Gold Tunne) dam, and extending up said creek 1,500 feet to Capt Fiemmings’ quertz tannel, Take to satisfy waid bxecution with Constable of Nevada Township. . ive meancall. 04 ry -songtan and as fine.astock of GRO. ofa Ee trie baneamomwe ke oe can be found . Treasure: N ‘city pia ‘Sik LOWSST , Which will be soldas LOW Nevada City, July 26th, 1876, ci jy ' Wednestay, May 24th 1876, _ At 7:30 A. M. GOING SOUTH. Train No. t leaves Nevada City at 5 A” M. and leavos Graes Valley at 5.3:A. M, actives at Colfax at 6:50.A.M, Train No. 3, (local bt tween Grass. Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A, M., arrives-at Grass Valley at 11:35.4. M. " Train No. 5, leaves Nevada at 4:15 P. M., leaves rass Valley at 4.45 P. M., arrives at Colfax at 6.15 P. M. GOING NORTH. Train No.2 leaves Colfax at 7.30 A. M, leaves Greaes Valley at 9:05 A. M., arrives at Nevada at: 9:36A.M. ™ Train No, 4 (.ocal between Grasa Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 > .M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P.M. Trai No, 6 leaves Colfax at 6.50 P. M. leave Grass Valley at 8.25-P. M., ‘arrives at Nevada at 8:54 P. M. JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superiutendent. J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY, AT LAW. AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FFICE, Brown & Morgan’s Block, NF ma24 ( VADA CITY, Cal. apf _ PHILIP RBICAARDS,. No, 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold Dust bought and sold. Bale lion = discoun:ed, Advances made on Gold Dust or bullion fur coinage at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO, Correspondent, Swiss-American Bank, San Francisco jyl-lm Central Carriage and Wagon Mar « ufactory,. Grass Valley road, near Half Mile Hous WILLIAM SKAMAN. _ Agent for Studebaker W gous, Ever kind of vet cle manufactured. to ord: in the finest style and : Particular attention given to Repatring and Painting. NEW ASSAY OFFICE. PaoMAs PRICE (formerly of the San Francisco Assayiug and Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pacific Marit building, No. 524 Sacrameuto street, corner Leidesdorff, as : n Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, isnow prepared to mike assays of the precious and useful metals and their ores, as. well ascomplete or partial analysis of all minerals, salts, water or other substances that may b. desired, His office will be opened for business on Monday, May lst, and he hopes that his long residence and experience in his p.cfession will entitle him toa re.sonable portion of the besinvss of his friends and the public generally. 830-30 MARCUS C. HAWLEY & C0,, CORNER OF + AND SECOND STREETS, SACRAMENTO WHOLKSALE DEALERS 1N HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMETS, STEAM ENGINES, AND@MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. } iy STOCK IS COMPLETE in every department, and our prices AS LO a6 any house in the #tate for the same clasa of goods. We handle‘none but what we know to ke EIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always Keep the latest improved Machines which are known to’ be good, and preferable to the « lder styles. : SOLE AGZNTS EOR THE COAST OF Gaar, Scott & Co.'s Portable. Enmines, , Moline Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separators,: Taylor Sulky Rakes, : Haine’s Gen, Headers Underwood's Hay Loader & Rake, Trade Engines, " Wibrator Threshers, Chatlenge Sprin Schutitler Farm Wagons, Pitt’s Horse Powers, and eh G MOWER Wagens, MAN HOOD, -adopted-by this Association: Sec. 1. -Mutnal Protection of Grocery Dealers against thet class of persons in our commuuity and vicinity who are unworth of credit, either feom dishonesty. or inability topay their debts when contracted ; and to promote the best interests of our Grocery Dealers generally. by the encour. agement ot such enterprixes as shall tend to a healihy increase of trade in our midst. OFFICERS. shall contrist “f a Preside:t and Secr tary, to. be chosen by ballot at a regular mevting of the A~sociation for the term of tix months, or untll their successors are chosen, MEMBERSHIP. , Sec. 3. Any person engaged in the Grocery trede in Nevada City may become a member of this Axsociation -by signing the By-Laws and paying the regular dues. DUTY OF MEMCERS, Sec, 4. Every Member shall act in good faith and for the benefit uf thia Association to the bert of his ability. MLETINGS, Bec. 5. The Meetings shall take place onthe FIRST MONDAY UF EVERY MON'TH, at nine o'clock, P. M. DUES. Sec.6. The Members of this Association shali be asseesed for its necessary expenses, 3 NOTICE OF DETINQUENT DEBTORS. Sec. 7. “It shall be the duty of every Member of this Association to report immediately, in writing, to each aid all the uther Members, the name, residence aud occupation of any person in debt to hii oF them. € rany aiticle of mere andise and who has neglected or refused to pay such ind. btedness, as hoes BLACK -LIST, Sec, 8. 1t shall be the duty of the Secre. tary to enter, in’writing, tue name, residence, and occupation of every. person report-d to him, by a Member of this Argo’ ciation, as delinquent, amount of indebtedness and t whom dus, in a Book hept for that purpose, styled the ‘*Black Book.” te shall uotify each Member, ~ iar writing, every month of all such delinquent debtors; and no Memberuf tis Assovistion, after receiving suvh-notice, shall pive the per60D 60 Cumplained of any credit until notified thatthe ni me of suid p: rson has becn «rased from the ‘ Black Bouk.’”’ a DELINQUENT’S SETTLEMENT, fec. 9. When a delinquent makes settle. ment in full, it-shall be the duty of the Member to whom such settlement ig made to inform the Secre*ary of the fact. who tice to every Member Of this Association. BLACK LIST FOR BiNEFI£ OF MEM. BER3 ONLY. Bec. 10. Neither the Secretary cr any Member shall make known or permit the -Banie tube do.e,the montily report of the rociety’s list of delinyuent debtors, or any copy thereof, # persons not members of this association, in good stunding, DUTY Of PRESIDENT, Sec, 11. It ‘shall be the duty: of the President to preride's all Mee ings of this Associaticn. He shall see that the rules ana regulations-are properly enforced, and perform such other duties as n.ay be consistent with his office, and tor the bes. iuterest of the Assdcietion, DUTY OF SECRETARY: Sec. 12. The Secretary ‘shall keep a record of all the transactions of this Association, He sh.ll keep. all Books of Account, He shall receive all moneys of the Association, and pay the same out only upon av order signed by the President. He shall send all notic: 4 and communications called for by these rules, QUORUM, Bee. 13. At «ll monthly or special meetings, five Members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. Notice of special meetin 6 of the Associa. tion shall be given for two days in the Nevada Daily 'luanscrirt, sigced by the Precident aud Secretary. AMENDING BY-LAWS. ulatio. s ehall be altered or amended, except by a two-thirds vote of all the Memberg present ata meeting called for that } purpose, cr ata regular monthly meeting. Cc. E. MULLOY, Presidént, jy8 A. H. HANSON, Becretary. JUST ISSUED. 200th EDITION. REVISED AXD CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR, E. pe F. CURTIS, M.D., &c., &e. A Medical Essey on the cause and cureof premature decline in man, showing how health ia lost and how regaimd.” It gives a clear synopsis ot the impediments to marriage, the treatment of nervous and physical debility, exhausted vitality. and ell otber diseases appertdining thereto the results of tweuty years successful prac. tice.‘OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS ON “MANHO@OD.’'—There is no memberof society by whom ‘this book will not be found useful, avhether .he be arent, preseptor or clergyiman.—London CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”-~—This boog. shoula be-read by the young for ‘inetrac: tion, and bythe afilicted for reliet; (it will injure no -one.—Medical Times and -Ga. THE, MEADOW KING ae other 82” Soe them before yeu buy Send fur ; opi. 6a-32 J zette, I eee *. Price—One Dollar. mail or express Address the author, DB. CURTIS, 520 Sutter Street, or P. O. Box 397, Han Fraucisco, al. : is ily : i Sec, 2. The Officers.cf this Association shall. in like nanuer, give immediate no. fec. 14. No part of these kules and RegDelegates to the Convention: will be held SATURDAY, July 29th, 1876.° In the Precincts of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Truckee‘and North San ‘Juan, th: P.iimary Elections will ‘be held bctwéen the Hours of 4 and § o’clock Pp. M., and in ull the cther Precincts between the hours of7 and 9 P.M. ‘Supervisors. of Election. Nevada City Precinct , P. H. Belden, Grass Vulley Precinct, F.G. Beatty. Truckee Precinct; ‘t, C. Plunkett. . North San Juan Precinct, J. A; stidger. In all the other Precincts, the voters will select theit own. Officers of Election. Delegate from each Precinc, and one Delegate tor every 40 votes polled at the last state Election, fo» Phelps and Bidwell. The following,it._ the apportionment of Delegates for the severai Precincts: Nevads— Oty cscs ccc c18 CVGOU VALOY is susscctuyic vise 14. Truckee. 6.6. eee uke osbr pees 8 Bes COME OAT ois ise oC ceccs vseeees Rough & Ready,. Blue Tent.. Fore-t Springs . race PUOHE VINO reccs coe ecaccitiands : Graniteville. ... ce Mpor Flats .3.65.6¢ Py POON oh si ag Wecend keene caste 2 GOGAT G iivecces ce Cinaecet ua 1 N. Bloomfield...45 Waiesiee 2 SMR OMG chic cc cb vas sesc castes eect Kelief Hill. ::. . ved Oolenbia BU 5 ici cciccecey Seeunee WV MRSIBUON 5 6 i siden Sp tid heecnan a COO. 80a dink s ina oseete ra . Indian Springs, cevvsccsesecss ceed Anthony House. .ccscceccccss 1 MEUOB UY PIMC. is iccie iansds oa 6osas 1 BECUVIING Vivicees cea sautececce yok PPODGH Oorrel 5 i aix xcs ceasee sce cs 2 Huot’s Hilli.. Se OnMPARE ALK es 1 The County Central Committee recommend the following Test: “ Oppcegition to the restor tion to power of the Demucratic Party,aud intention to actin good fuith with the Repnblican Party.” By Order of the County Committee. E. W. Roprrys, Chairman, jyl9 I. J. Roms Sec’y. \ CENTENNIAL. 1776. 1876. PROCLAMATION CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES TERN RAILWAY. ree POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, Passengers for Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Montreal, Quebec New York, Boston, or any point east,should buy their TKANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, Via the Pioneer Route, : —THE— CHICAGO AND NORTH : RAILWAY. THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST. wits-track ig made of STEEL RAILS,“and on it has been made the FASTEST time ttut has ever been MADE in this country. By this route passenges for points east of Chicago have choiwe of the ‘following lines from Chicago: BY THE ‘IFTSBURG, FORT VY°AYN AND CHICAGU AND PENNSYL#ANIA RAILWAYS. BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRA GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIK Av D NEW YORK CENTRAL RAas. WAYS. 6) THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Pullman Palace.Drawing Rowm and Sleeping Cars through 40 New York to’ Niagra Falis, Buffalo, Rochester, or New Yurx City. BY BALTIMORE AND @HIO RAILROAD 4 THROUGH TRAINS Gaily, with bul) mav Palace Cars, for Newark, Zanes. ville, Wheeling, Washington aud Baki. more without change. *e 2 WESTER This is the.shortest, best, and only ‘line running Pu}lman’s celebrated Palace Sleep ing Cars and Ooaches, connecting with Un jon Pacific Railroad at Omaha, and from the West, via grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Stesling and Dixon, for Chicago and the East, This popular route is unsuvpassed for Specd, Comfort, and Safety. The smodth, well ballasted and perfect track of stecl.! ruils, the celebrated Puilman Palace Sleeping Cars, tae Perfect Telegraph Sytem «f ‘} moving trains, the regularity with whfoh they fun, the adm'‘rable arrangement for ruoving through ears to, Chicago trom all pojute West, seeure to passengers all the comforts in modern Railway Traveling. jaye at Ferries. : A Passengers will find Tickets via this fuvori‘e route, at the General Ticket Office of tbe Centr:] Pacigce Railroad, Sacramento, Tickets for sele at allthe Ticket ¢ fices of the Central Pacific Railroad. W. H. STENNET, Gen. Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGITT, Gen. Sup. H. P. STANWOOD, Geueral Age Montgomery St, San Franciseo. >. AT WILLOW VALLEY. ‘ HE New Millat Willow Valley is completed and weare now resdy to fill all orders for Building or Mining Liinaber. 4) kinds of Lumber kept constantly ot hand. Orders left at the office on Honider, Stiest, or at the Sture of Geo. E; TURNER, Pine willbe promptly attended to, ! a, Ui &D Manan. The basis of representation will be one . . No changes of cars aad avéedious de. _ Revaca City May . Ol Sores, Boils, Felons, Corns, etc. Ars rests inflammation, reduces swellings, —_ bleeding removes discoloration nd heals rapiily. ° FEMALE WEAKNESS. ‘Tt always relieves puin in the back and loins, fullness and ’ pressing paiu in the hiad, .ausea, vertigO. IN LEUCORRHGA ithas no equal, Al) “kinds of ulcerations to. which ladies cre subject are promptly cured, . uller details in book accom: any ng each bottle, PILES —blind and bleeding—meet prompt relief and rady «ure. No case however chrvnic or obstinate can long resist its regular use, VARIC.LUSE VEINS. It is.the only sure cure. KIDNEY DISEASES. It Las permaneut cure 5 BLELDING from any cause, is a.specific. It has saved. hundreds of lives When ali other remedies failed to arrest. bleeding > froin nose; Btomach, Jungs and els, where, TOOTHACHE, Earache, Neuralzia and Rheumatism are alike relieved, and ofae ten permanently cured. PHYSICIANS of all schools who are acqueinted with Pond’s Extract of Witch Haz.l recommend it to their practice, > We have lettersof commendation from hundreds Of physicians, many ot whom eyuer it foruse in their own practice. Tn addition tthe foreg ing, they order ite use for Swellings of all kinds, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Inflamed Tonsils, sim. ple and chronic Diarrhan, Catairh (for which it 138 a specific) » Chillblains, Frosted Feet, stinus of Insects, Mosquitos, etc, Chappei Hands, Face, and iydeed all manner of skin diseases, TOILE? USE Removes Sureness, RoughDess.and Smarting; h: als cuts, ¢ ruptiona, and ee i ee vigorates and reireshes, while wouderfully j “re a lexiur, Wenpinttese x FAKMERS-— Pond’s Extract. No § Breeder, no Livery Mun can afford to he without ity It-is used by all the leag= ing L very Stables, Street Railroads and first Horsemen in New York City. Itbas no equal for Sprains, Harness or Sad dle, Chatings, Stiffoess, Seri tches . Bwellings, Outs, Lacer.tiens, Ble: dings,Pneumonia, olic, Diatrhaa, Chills, Colds, &c. Its range of action is wide, and the relief it sffurds is so prompt that it «js invaluable in every Farm yard as. well as in every Farm bouse. Let it be tried once. and you wi!l never be without it, CAUTION! Pcnd’s Extract has been imi. tati'd. The genuine article has : the words Pond's Extract. blown in each bottle. Itis prepared by the only persons living who ever knew how to prepare jit " properly, “Refuse all Other preparations of Witch Hazel. his is the only article used by physicians, and in the hospitals of this country ard Europe, HISTORY and uses of Pond’s Extract, dn pemphlet furm,sent freeon application to POND'S EXTRACT COMPANY. jy22 ‘98: Maiden Lane, New York. Established 1865. no equal for For this it —_— American and Foreign Patents, GILMURE &.CO, UCCESS“RS TO CsHlIPMAN, HOSMER KD & Ov., Solicitors. Pavents procured in all countries. No fees in advanee, No ch .rge unless the patent is granted. No fees tor m king preliminary examinations, No additional.fees for obtain:ng and con. ducting a rebearing. Special attention given to Interference Cases before the Pat. ent Office, Extensions before Oongregs, Infringement Sui's in different States, and all litigation appertaining to Inventiong-or Patents: Send stainp to Gilmore & Co, for pamphlet of sixty pages. Old Bounty Land Warrants. The laxt Beport of the Commissioner of the General Land Cffice shows 2,897 ,600acres Of Bounty Land Warrants outstand ing. These were issued under act of 1855 and pri-r acts. GILMOSE & CO. pay cash forthem. Send by registered letter. 2g Assignments are imperfect we tive insiructions to perfect them. U. §. General Land Office. Cormrtested sand Coses prés~cnuted before the United States Genere) Land Office and Department of the Lite iow. Private Land Claims, Mining and pre-emption elaine and Homestead cakes attended to. Arrears of Pay and Bounty. Officers, soldiers and suil ra of the late war, or their heirs, are in many cases entitled to money from the Government, of which they have ng knowledge. — Write full hi:tory of service,~and stale amount of pay end bounty received. Enclose stamp to CILMORE & CO,, and 4 full re ply, afterexamination, wiil be given you me, Pensions. All officers, soldiers, and sailors wonna ; ed, ruptured, or injured in the late “War, however slightly, can obtain a pension by eddressing GILMORE & Cv. Cases prosegited by GILMORE k OO. before the Sopreme Court of the United States, the Court of Claims aid (he Bouthérn .Claims Commis: ion, Each department of our busir ess ir conducted ins separate bureau, und:r the cHarge of the same experienced parties ex:ployed by the old firm. Prompt ettention te «ll business entrusted to GILMORE & CQ. is thus secured. We desire to wip suceess:by deserving it. A. dress, GILMORE & CO., 4y22 Washington, D. OC, HOUSE FOR SALE. , THE HOUSE and LOT on Bev der strevt, lately occupied by Jess i 8. Thom paom, is offered for sale-s taine six Booms, -andis in good repair, Fx further particuilara enquire of ran 1 : doth, 1918,

fia INSARY STREET, x Fraxciscs for the treat insl Diseaseg ture, Syphik feakness, Im 8 (Of years Success, ully asure of an. from Vv isiting Tupe, and hag Apenfary, -693 IM€rid., San mts and-those ~~ i him, Liat a ‘NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1876, her time ‘nor ¥ : ° fee tort The Daily Granseript aero “NEVADA CITY, Cat. xn. P. BROWN. B. J. WATSON, BROWN & WATSON, ~Proprietors. es. Pa ED Aa ersons, beth ho are sufierfrom the ef. r from virus ok “at their ed faces and ms, disquali. 8 Of marriaye ) this horrid ‘i death closes lians, friends are sufferiug fe destroying cared for and end them in. hysician whopenal stqag it” mercury or tant “to those yho are inter riends, to be i doctors who yheir skill in ays, imposingnames of em. p»6 and other 11 and make fall into theREPUBLICAN STATE CON. -VENTION. -STATE CENTR‘L COMMITTER.‘San Francis:o, Muy 23, 1876. HE next Unto Republicat: State Con+ vention tor the notiiuation of Six Rooms oF THE Union REPUBLICAN “MATES, aud a *‘state Vontrulier,” to fill the vacancy caused by the decease of Hon. J? W, MANDEVILLE, the late in:umbent, will bedkeli in tie city of San Francisco, onWEONESDAY, Aagust 9th, 1876, At Dashaway Hall, soutu side of Poststreet, between Kearney .and Depobt streets, at ten In calling the Convention for the election -of delegates, tne committees of the se ver. sl counties are recommended to: invite all Republicau eiecturs and vil other voters without regard to past political differences — or previous party aifiliations, who are opgett, vest ‘posed to reviviny section . issues, and de, OF Mepreved sire to proinote friendly fecling and periced by the manent harmony throughout the country by maintaining and eniorciigali the constitutioual rights of every cinzen in-luding the fullend freo-exercise of-the-right— of enffrage without intimidation and-without. fraud; who are in faver of the continued prosecution and puaishm :nt of all official dishonesty, and vf aa economigal administration of the Guovernme:t by houest, fa thful and capsbie oilicers; who are in favor of making such refurms in governm.nt ss experience may froin time to time suggest: who are Opposed to: impairting the credit of the nition by depreciating any of its obligations, aud iu favurof sus. taining in every wiy the national faith and financial honor: who hold that the comm: -n schoolsyste o is the nursery of Americau liberty‘ and ghoul be maintained abso lutely free fro: sectarian control; who be. hieve that,for the promotion Of these ends tthe direction of the Government should continue to be corfided to thuse who adhere to the principle of 1776, und support them as incorporated in tie OC nstitution and the laws; ani who arein favor of reéognizing and strengthening the fuadamental prinviples of National Unity in this Centennial Ansiversary of the birth ‘uf. the st unlimited ng certainty d.symptoms, tific medical enance, dark he head, ringe rustling of riots, uneasiof the limbs, ellect, loss of whingstranguaintances, a oss of memand various irred tongue, iption, night ent insanity, ons so afflict. y, either in cure effected e of treating ; of effecting -G. will give ne who will ~he wascured of the San’ parriage, who Republic. these “fearful tLe apportionment of Delegates is as fol. he sacred relows: , n, hor delay Alameda. :..... 19; PIGMAS. . 6053. 550% 4 Ph Renee ey ora) 1:Sucramento... 21 on’ office oF APRGOOE Sey Bvexcc ces WSin Benito.. ...3 ines may rely Wt cocci ec cee es 10;\San B.ruardino..4 ntial secrecy Malaveras'.. -G'S in Dieyo .-.. ---6 ect no more Oolase. 6.. << . 48an Francisco.. 75 r and mutuContra Costa.....8ipan Joaquin.... 15 » of services Del Norte .....: 1j3an Louis Obispo. .5 ircumstances El Dorado.... + 95am Mateo...-. 6 prevalentand + ae cpiaeee s EC — — pean ° e ke basa sks ns ea eee — : og a PEA A 3'Santa Cruz..... 8 le, and will BORA icc iscssuen de BSuasis......4 . instrument, TARO. oi csiccceces ves BWSierra.. 22 .+0+-6 ical and per Lassen... re ere -aSiskiyou iiikekhe as . 4 re. Los Angeles.... 16,S0len). 0.0.0.0 063 a3 Ge Marin.... Aa SE NODOIMG Ss once eka 10 » CURED AT Mariposa.. -. dtStauislaus ..... 2 r to Dr. GibMendoc no..... iSutter,..e..-. 2.4 18, length of Merced... ceuwenas 4 Tehama eeckereewees 4 ned, and the PEOGOO cic sciaess can ujTrinaty ......04 3 d, free from Mono... S05 AUR OIRIO, 5 ieee ccc aeee 5 y part of the. » Monterey......8:fuolumne,..... 5 direction for WEDG. ccicgccects (venti Vemtuta.. csv ee oot OLLARS in Wevada. ooo. ccs ee cB VOIO 5.4.0 Teecce eee 4 through the be tere re ooo ATi ¥uba...005 seees 8 Fargo & Co., ' be forwaxded County Committees and Congressional inion, Committees will make provision in ther 623 Kearney respective counties for the election of del; in Francisco, “egates in accordance w.th said apportion: ment, holding Primary elections for the cial treet. -thoice of such delegates; and the Stite 57 on the let Central Committee recommends that the Delegates chosen to the State Couvention be empowrred to act as Delegates to the lease inform Congressional Conventions,of tueir respect1is advertise Ave districts. . Pe my! The State Central Committee-recommends the following t-st: “Oppositio. to the rstorition to power “ ‘of the Democratic Party, and intention to nt to Minact in good faith with the Republican Part a by order of the Committee. ORFICE M.D. BORUCK, ALEX G. ABELL, ay 4, 1876 Bec. B. 8. C. C. Chairnian. : iam i” tocar. MINERAL CITATION. eo.” McIvor, can, whose od Uwirrep Starcs LAND. Orrice, ada poday a SacRAMENTO, Cal. July Sth, 1876. Ear ak NO K. H. Goodmen, E,W. Cross, W.-K. Minin Dis Weeks, O, E. Green, Lester Linky 8. a Gennihans ‘Karnes, R. KB. Geutry, Alba Krown and to 1 d, being all whom it may coucern. Whereas, minri: d8£ eral afthdavit Nos 6land 179 were filed in ee eens S = the U. 8. Land Office, alleging the N 1-2 of St we. WN E£ quarter of Sec. 18, in Township 16 N tog t Mb Range 9 Kast, to be more valuable for min. 3 of SY 4 ing than for agricultural purposes; by Com10 East. ay Ww missioner’s letter dated December 2d, 187) W x “gh t the same land is to be treated as miveral nge 11 7 “1 in character, until the contrary is proved, ing 849 1 4 after due noiice. And wh-r as, William. ager i ‘Walsh; (Post Office address Nevads City, D, motets : Nevada county, Cal.) did, on the 10th «ay e et al: = ‘ of March, 1875, file ia the Regiater’s Office ry 234 1876, of this District hia pre-emption’ Decluraean location, tion Ne 4989, claiming the above described aS —_ land, and has applied to-enter the same as de March agricultural land, alleging it to be more Wise location valuabl: for agricultural than for ‘mining . Wise et ak pur ; Therefore you wi!l take notice arch 11 1876, that under and by virtue of ivstructions chey location the Commissioner of the General d the Mclvor Land Office, dated May 6th, 1871, we have 1876. All of fixed the 2ist day of August, 1576,at eleven . in the office -e’clock, A. M., at this office, b2f re the ada County, Register and Receiver, for the hearing of, “4 — w proofs to determine the character of said calm 8. East ‘by vs In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto med by Chas. set our hands the day and year fist abu ve ih by vacant written. T.B. McFARLAND, Register. i HART FLLLUWS, Receiver: verse —_ 7.1. Caldwell, Atty. : ji2 > = 2 aot or NILES SEA RLS, 1g hereof. ; Atterney and Counsel at Law issuer 4T BRICK OFFICE, , Ses Cee “_In front of the Coa : ,NICB GROCERIES eh CHAS, F ROBINSON "y 6th, 1876. A T his Store, on BROAD STREET, op-: A posite the Methodist Church, keeps e’clock A M. : _— THA —or— A RE pow prepared to fill orders for Lumbr of Every Description, Mining and Building Timbers, __Common, Fisishing, and a . V Flume Company, aT N.C.N.G.R.R.CO. ey require, Te tke effect — site ae i \\ a8 TIME TABLE, NO. 3. OR the government and information of Einpleyees, the Company reserves, the right to vary the sime as circumstance. Constitution and By-Laws OF THE : 3 Grocers Protective Union, OF NEVADA CITY, PREAMBLE ; \ E, the undersigned, do hereby orgunizs ours:lves into a Society which shall be known as. the GROCFRS’ PROTECTIVE UNION, of Nevada City, avd we do éach bind ourselves to abide by and conterm to the Rule ard Regulations REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONOTICE is hereby given that a County Convention of the -R«puolican Par.y of Nevada Oounty;-for the selection ot Fourteen Delegates to iepresent Nevada County at the Republican State Conventiou, to be held in Sen Francisco, on WEDNESDAY,. August 9th, 1876, will be held at. the Quvurt House, in Nevaia City, on i Z SATURDAY, August 5th, 1876, at 1 o’clock P. mu. Primary elections for ‘the election of POND’S _ a bed © bau ¥ wilt speak of Kx. orient things *” ° ‘ POND’S EXTRACT. ‘The great Vegetable Pain Destroyer. Has been in use over thirty ye:18, and for cleanlinéss and Proprpt curative virtues cannot be exannie cel 9 CHiLDKEN. No family can afford to bewithout Pond’s kxtract. Accidents, Bruises, Contusions, Cuts, Spra‘ns,. are relieved almost iustantly by external aps plication. Promptly relieves pains of > _ Burns, Scalds, Excoriations, Chafin ——“paUNDENTIMG-EcKOTONT at Sx Actee . General Assortment of _ Building Lumber Always on Hand, A Large Amount of Seasoned SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Nevada, or at our office on Town Talk Hili, will receive prompt attention. N.&G.V.W.&L lo. Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. No. 790, Application for a Patent to a Mining Claim. Unstrep Srates Lanp OFFICE, SACRAMENTO, CaL, July 24, 1876, OTICE is hereby given, that the Fountain Head Gravel Mining Company, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose Post office is Nevuda City, Nevada County, Cal., has made application fur Patent for the Fountain Head Gravel Mining claim, bearing gold, sitnvte in Nevada Mining District, Nevada County, Culifornia, aud described as fol ows, viz: On surveyed land, being the NW 4 of sec 3, NE of NE% and Es of EX of SW of NE of Sec 4, Tp16NR9E. Alsothe Skt of 8 EX of Sec 33, 8% of SW and SW 4 of SEX of Sec 34, Tp17, N R9-E Mt. Diavlo base and meridian, coutaining 383 89-100 acres. Said_lvcation was unde July 18th, 1867, by E. F. Bean and others, and 18 recorded in the mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in-book 4, pager 256 and 257, The applicant claims by. purchase. Adjoining claimants are the’ Colt’ Spring Gravel Mining C.ompany’s ground on the West. »All persons holding uny adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same before ttris Office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. : jy 26 T. B. McFARLAND, Regi ter.CONSTABLE SALE. —_—e— : Y virtue of an execution to me direc. ted and delivered, issued. from the cuurt of Leopoiu Garthe, a Justice of the Peace in un. for the Township and couuty of Neva ta. Stute Of Califorais, on a cer. taiu judgment rend. red therein on the 6th day of July, 1876, in tayor uf Jerry -Blake, and sgainst J. M. Fulweiler. W. A. Roburts Samw’i.Jimivon (as kxecutyr ofthe estate of -. B. B, Titcomb, deceased,) forthe suin of one hundre.t and thirty-tour doilars ($134) debt, with costs, taxed at $1635, anu accruing costs, ali‘paysble in old coin of the United States. I have levied upon and seized and ghall expose for public sale io front of the Cuurt House, Nevada Ouy Nevada County, California, for ‘cash to the highest bidder, ou Saturday, "the 19th diy ot Augusi; 1876. betwecen the hours of lV o’cluck A, M.,and 3 o'clock P.M. of said day,, all the rign;t title and interest of J, M. Fulw. iler, W. A. Roberts et al, of and to the following descrived propert,, viz: All those P.acer mining cluims known as the Manzanita Uo’s, Claims, situated onehalf mile nortuerly trum Nevada Caty, ‘Nevada ‘lownship and county, State ot California, formerly known as the Manzamta claims, the bili White claims ani all as conveyed tu b. P. Marselus by patent trom the United Stats. Also ull reservoirs, tunnels, flumes, pips, monitors and tools belonging to said claims. Also the Slate Oreex ditch, taking water from Slate Greek aud conveying the same to the suid Manza— nita claims. Also that certain ,iece Pscelof mining ground s tuated in thir ved of Deer Orcesk, connecting ata point known asthe Gold Tunnel dam, and extending up said Creek 1500 feet, to O p. F lequmtpg’s quartz tunne). Taken to satisfy said .execution, and costs. and accruing costs. WM. sCuTT, Constable of Nevady TowusbipNevada City duty 26th ir7. jy23. CUNSTABLE SALE. Y virtue of an executiop tome directedaud delivered, issu-d from the Cuurt of Leopold Garthe, a Justice of the Peace in aud fur the Township and County of Nevada, State of California, on a: certain juigment rendered thereiucn the 6th day of July, 1876,in favor vf George White aiid ugainst J. M. Fulweiler, W. A. toberts, Samuel Janison(as executor of the cétate of B. B. Titcomb deceased.) for the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty-nine 56-100 doilars ($229 56) debt, with costs taxed at 916 35 and accruivg costs, all payable in Gold and Silver coin of the United States, I have levied upon and seized, and shall expose fur public sale dn front of the Court House, Nevada City, Nevada Cents Galiieralty for Cash, tw the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 49th day of August, 1976, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M,. and 3 v’vlock v. m., all the right, titie and interest of the gaid J, M. Fulweiler, W. A. Roberts etal, of; iu and to the fo lowing described property to wit: All those placer mifing claims, kuown a3 the Manzanita Miniog Uvo's. claims, situated one ba.f ui e vortherly from Nevada City, Nevade ‘township and County, State of Califoriia, — formerly knowu as the Manzanita claims, the Bill Wuite claime, and «ll ss conveyed to F. P. Muarselus by patent from the United States. Also the Site Creek ditch, takiug water from Slate Creek and conveying the same to the ssid Manzanita claiuns. Also all revervoirs, tunnels, flumes, pipes, monitors and tools belonging to said claims. Also that certain piece or parcel of mining #round, situated in the bed of Deer “reek, commencing at a tknown te the Gold Tunne) dam, and extending up said creek 1,500 feet to Capt Fiemmings’ quertz tannel, Take to satisfy waid bxecution with Constable of Nevada Township. . ive meancall. 04 ry -songtan and as fine.astock of GRO. ofa Ee trie baneamomwe ke oe can be found . Treasure: N ‘city pia ‘Sik LOWSST , Which will be soldas LOW Nevada City, July 26th, 1876, ci jy ' Wednestay, May 24th 1876, _ At 7:30 A. M. GOING SOUTH. Train No. t leaves Nevada City at 5 A” M. and leavos Graes Valley at 5.3:A. M, actives at Colfax at 6:50.A.M, Train No. 3, (local bt tween Grass. Valley and Nevada) leaves Nevada at 11 A, M., arrives-at Grass Valley at 11:35.4. M. " Train No. 5, leaves Nevada at 4:15 P. M., leaves rass Valley at 4.45 P. M., arrives at Colfax at 6.15 P. M. GOING NORTH. Train No.2 leaves Colfax at 7.30 A. M, leaves Greaes Valley at 9:05 A. M., arrives at Nevada at: 9:36A.M. ™ Train No, 4 (.ocal between Grasa Valley and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley at 2:40 > .M,, arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P.M. Trai No, 6 leaves Colfax at 6.50 P. M. leave Grass Valley at 8.25-P. M., ‘arrives at Nevada at 8:54 P. M. JOHN F. KIDDER, General Superiutendent. J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY, AT LAW. AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, FFICE, Brown & Morgan’s Block, NF ma24 ( VADA CITY, Cal. apf _ PHILIP RBICAARDS,. No, 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Gold Dust bought and sold. Bale lion = discoun:ed, Advances made on Gold Dust or bullion fur coinage at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO, Correspondent, Swiss-American Bank, San Francisco jyl-lm Central Carriage and Wagon Mar « ufactory,. Grass Valley road, near Half Mile Hous WILLIAM SKAMAN. _ Agent for Studebaker W gous, Ever kind of vet

cle manufactured. to ord: in the finest style and : Particular attention given to Repatring and Painting. NEW ASSAY OFFICE. PaoMAs PRICE (formerly of the San Francisco Assayiug and Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pacific Marit building, No. 524 Sacrameuto street, corner Leidesdorff, as : n Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, isnow prepared to mike assays of the precious and useful metals and their ores, as. well ascomplete or partial analysis of all minerals, salts, water or other substances that may b. desired, His office will be opened for business on Monday, May lst, and he hopes that his long residence and experience in his p.cfession will entitle him toa re.sonable portion of the besinvss of his friends and the public generally. 830-30 MARCUS C. HAWLEY & C0,, CORNER OF + AND SECOND STREETS, SACRAMENTO WHOLKSALE DEALERS 1N HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMETS, STEAM ENGINES, AND@MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. } iy STOCK IS COMPLETE in every department, and our prices AS LO a6 any house in the #tate for the same clasa of goods. We handle‘none but what we know to ke EIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always Keep the latest improved Machines which are known to’ be good, and preferable to the « lder styles. : SOLE AGZNTS EOR THE COAST OF Gaar, Scott & Co.'s Portable. Enmines, , Moline Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separators,: Taylor Sulky Rakes, : Haine’s Gen, Headers Underwood's Hay Loader & Rake, Trade Engines, " Wibrator Threshers, Chatlenge Sprin Schutitler Farm Wagons, Pitt’s Horse Powers, and eh G MOWER Wagens, MAN HOOD, -adopted-by this Association: Sec. 1. -Mutnal Protection of Grocery Dealers against thet class of persons in our commuuity and vicinity who are unworth of credit, either feom dishonesty. or inability topay their debts when contracted ; and to promote the best interests of our Grocery Dealers generally. by the encour. agement ot such enterprixes as shall tend to a healihy increase of trade in our midst. OFFICERS. shall contrist “f a Preside:t and Secr tary, to. be chosen by ballot at a regular mevting of the A~sociation for the term of tix months, or untll their successors are chosen, MEMBERSHIP. , Sec. 3. Any person engaged in the Grocery trede in Nevada City may become a member of this Axsociation -by signing the By-Laws and paying the regular dues. DUTY OF MEMCERS, Sec, 4. Every Member shall act in good faith and for the benefit uf thia Association to the bert of his ability. MLETINGS, Bec. 5. The Meetings shall take place onthe FIRST MONDAY UF EVERY MON'TH, at nine o'clock, P. M. DUES. Sec.6. The Members of this Association shali be asseesed for its necessary expenses, 3 NOTICE OF DETINQUENT DEBTORS. Sec. 7. “It shall be the duty of every Member of this Association to report immediately, in writing, to each aid all the uther Members, the name, residence aud occupation of any person in debt to hii oF them. € rany aiticle of mere andise and who has neglected or refused to pay such ind. btedness, as hoes BLACK -LIST, Sec, 8. 1t shall be the duty of the Secre. tary to enter, in’writing, tue name, residence, and occupation of every. person report-d to him, by a Member of this Argo’ ciation, as delinquent, amount of indebtedness and t whom dus, in a Book hept for that purpose, styled the ‘*Black Book.” te shall uotify each Member, ~ iar writing, every month of all such delinquent debtors; and no Memberuf tis Assovistion, after receiving suvh-notice, shall pive the per60D 60 Cumplained of any credit until notified thatthe ni me of suid p: rson has becn «rased from the ‘ Black Bouk.’”’ a DELINQUENT’S SETTLEMENT, fec. 9. When a delinquent makes settle. ment in full, it-shall be the duty of the Member to whom such settlement ig made to inform the Secre*ary of the fact. who tice to every Member Of this Association. BLACK LIST FOR BiNEFI£ OF MEM. BER3 ONLY. Bec. 10. Neither the Secretary cr any Member shall make known or permit the -Banie tube do.e,the montily report of the rociety’s list of delinyuent debtors, or any copy thereof, # persons not members of this association, in good stunding, DUTY Of PRESIDENT, Sec, 11. It ‘shall be the duty: of the President to preride's all Mee ings of this Associaticn. He shall see that the rules ana regulations-are properly enforced, and perform such other duties as n.ay be consistent with his office, and tor the bes. iuterest of the Assdcietion, DUTY OF SECRETARY: Sec. 12. The Secretary ‘shall keep a record of all the transactions of this Association, He sh.ll keep. all Books of Account, He shall receive all moneys of the Association, and pay the same out only upon av order signed by the President. He shall send all notic: 4 and communications called for by these rules, QUORUM, Bee. 13. At «ll monthly or special meetings, five Members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. Notice of special meetin 6 of the Associa. tion shall be given for two days in the Nevada Daily 'luanscrirt, sigced by the Precident aud Secretary. AMENDING BY-LAWS. ulatio. s ehall be altered or amended, except by a two-thirds vote of all the Memberg present ata meeting called for that } purpose, cr ata regular monthly meeting. Cc. E. MULLOY, Presidént, jy8 A. H. HANSON, Becretary. JUST ISSUED. 200th EDITION. REVISED AXD CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR, E. pe F. CURTIS, M.D., &c., &e. A Medical Essey on the cause and cureof premature decline in man, showing how health ia lost and how regaimd.” It gives a clear synopsis ot the impediments to marriage, the treatment of nervous and physical debility, exhausted vitality. and ell otber diseases appertdining thereto the results of tweuty years successful prac. tice.‘OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. CURTIS ON “MANHO@OD.’'—There is no memberof society by whom ‘this book will not be found useful, avhether .he be arent, preseptor or clergyiman.—London CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”-~—This boog. shoula be-read by the young for ‘inetrac: tion, and bythe afilicted for reliet; (it will injure no -one.—Medical Times and -Ga. THE, MEADOW KING ae other 82” Soe them before yeu buy Send fur ; opi. 6a-32 J zette, I eee *. Price—One Dollar. mail or express Address the author, DB. CURTIS, 520 Sutter Street, or P. O. Box 397, Han Fraucisco, al. : is ily : i Sec, 2. The Officers.cf this Association shall. in like nanuer, give immediate no. fec. 14. No part of these kules and RegDelegates to the Convention: will be held SATURDAY, July 29th, 1876.° In the Precincts of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Truckee‘and North San ‘Juan, th: P.iimary Elections will ‘be held bctwéen the Hours of 4 and § o’clock Pp. M., and in ull the cther Precincts between the hours of7 and 9 P.M. ‘Supervisors. of Election. Nevada City Precinct , P. H. Belden, Grass Vulley Precinct, F.G. Beatty. Truckee Precinct; ‘t, C. Plunkett. . North San Juan Precinct, J. A; stidger. In all the other Precincts, the voters will select theit own. Officers of Election. Delegate from each Precinc, and one Delegate tor every 40 votes polled at the last state Election, fo» Phelps and Bidwell. The following,it._ the apportionment of Delegates for the severai Precincts: Nevads— Oty cscs ccc c18 CVGOU VALOY is susscctuyic vise 14. Truckee. 6.6.. eee uke osbr pees 8 Bes COME OAT ois ise oC ceccs vseeees Rough & Ready,. Blue Tent.... Fore-t Springs . race PUOHE VINO reccs coe ecaccitiands : Graniteville. ..... ce Mpor Flats .3.65.6¢ Py POON oh si ag Wecend keene caste 2 GOGAT G iivecces ce Cinaecet ua 1 N. Bloomfield......45 Waiesiee 2 SMR OMG chic cc cb vas sesc castes eect Kelief Hill. ::. .. ved Oolenbia BU 5 ici cciccecey Seeunee WV MRSIBUON 5 6 i siden Sp tid heecnan a COO. 80a dink s ina oseete ra . Indian Springs, cevvsccsesecss ceed Anthony House.. ..ccscceccccss 1 MEUOB UY PIMC. is iccie iansds oa 6osas 1 BECUVIING Vivicees cea sautececce yok PPODGH Oorrel 5 i aix xcs ceasee sce cs 2 Huot’s Hilli... Se OnMPARE ALK es 1 The County Central Committee recommend the following Test: “ Oppcegition to the restor tion to power of the Demucratic Party,aud intention to actin good fuith with the Repnblican Party.” By Order of the County Committee. E. W. Roprrys, Chairman, jyl9 I. J. Roms Sec’y. \ CENTENNIAL. 1776. 1876. PROCLAMATION CHICAGO AND NORTH-WES TERN RAILWAY. ree POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND, Passengers for Chicago, Niagra Falls Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Montreal, Quebec New York, Boston, or any point east,should buy their TKANSCONTINENAL TICKETS, Via the Pioneer Route, : —THE— CHICAGO AND NORTH : RAILWAY. THIS IS THE BEST ROUTE EAST. wits-track ig made of STEEL RAILS,“and on it has been made the FASTEST time ttut has ever been MADE in this country. By this route passenges for points east of Chicago have choiwe of the ‘following lines from Chicago: BY THE ‘IFTSBURG, FORT VY°AYN AND CHICAGU AND PENNSYL#ANIA RAILWAYS. BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRA GRAND TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIK Av D NEW YORK CENTRAL RAas. WAYS. 6) THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Pullman Palace.Drawing Rowm and Sleeping Cars through 40 New York to’ Niagra Falis, Buffalo, Rochester, or New Yurx City. BY BALTIMORE AND @HIO RAILROAD 4 THROUGH TRAINS Gaily, with bul) mav Palace Cars, for Newark, Zanes. ville, Wheeling, Washington aud Baki. more without change. *e 2 WESTER This is the.shortest, best, and only ‘line running Pu}lman’s celebrated Palace Sleep ing Cars and Ooaches, connecting with Un jon Pacific Railroad at Omaha, and from the West, via grand Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Stesling and Dixon, for Chicago and the East, This popular route is unsuvpassed for Specd, Comfort, and Safety. The smodth, well ballasted and perfect track of stecl.! ruils, the celebrated Puilman Palace Sleeping Cars, tae Perfect Telegraph Sytem «f ‘} moving trains, the regularity with whfoh they fun, the adm'‘rable arrangement for ruoving through ears to, Chicago trom all pojute West, seeure to passengers all the comforts in modern Railway Traveling. jaye at Ferries. : A Passengers will find Tickets via this fuvori‘e route, at the General Ticket Office of tbe Centr:] Pacigce Railroad, Sacramento, Tickets for sele at allthe Ticket ¢ fices of the Central Pacific Railroad. W. H. STENNET, Gen. Pas. Agt. MARVIN HUGITT, Gen. Sup. H. P. STANWOOD, Geueral Age Montgomery St, San Franciseo. >. AT WILLOW VALLEY. ‘ HE New Millat Willow Valley is completed and weare now resdy to fill all orders for Building or Mining Liinaber. 4) kinds of Lumber kept constantly ot hand. Orders left at the office on Honider, Stiest, or at the Sture of Geo. E; TURNER, Pine willbe promptly attended to, ! a, Ui &D Manan. 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OC, HOUSE FOR SALE. , THE HOUSE and LOT on Bev der strevt, lately occupied by Jess i 8. Thom paom, is offered for sale-s taine six Booms, -andis in good repair, Fx further particuilara enquire of ran 1 : doth, 1918,