February 3, 1882 (4 pages)

ae \ ferry McMahon and John Potter THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL. . Nevada Cnaty Oficial Press. Fstablished in 1860, ee -o— BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. FRIDAY, FEB. 3, 1882. gm ares NEWS. Wm. Dampier, Treasurer of } Marin county, died at San Rafel January Sst,” s Work is about to be commenced on the a iaag and Columbia Railroad, in Oregon. Three Indians were killed January Sist by a train on the Carson Railroad jumping the track. Lieutenant De Long’s party has been traced to a definite locality on the west bank of the Lena. fie Seventh Day Adventists have an educational Institute > gtHealdsburg, Sonoma county. Itis thought the European financial troubles will cause the exportation of about $20,000,000 from this ss & a fight at Eureka, Nev., JanuSlat, in which the former was ~ fatally cut with a knife. © A ew Miller at Disco, Illinois, in an attempt to kill her hushand, fire to her own clothing and_burned herself to death: Snow fell along the foothills Janusry 8st from _Yreka to Shingle El Dorado county, and rain fellin the valleys as far “south as Los Angeles. \ Robert and John Carroll brutally murdered with\ pitchforks Titus Hoyt, a respected farmer, at Winona, Minnesota, with whom their father was in a dispute. The three Carrolls, who are a hard set, have been arrested. ‘Itis rumored in San Francisco that Blanche Douglas, the woman implicated with the Malley boys in the’ Jennie Cramer case at New Haven, Conn., is the widow of a prominent United States official: who died suddenly in that city several yearsago. . . Dennis Kearney has organized San Francisco the First Branch o the Twelfth Ward Workingmen’s Club, with sixty charter members. Ata meeting held January 31st, these officer were elected: Wm. Wright, President; Isaac Fish, Secretary; P. Ryder, Treasurer. Kearney addressed the meeting at length, and urged those present to organize and agitate the-Chinese question, so that Congress may be forced into passing a bill to give the people of the Pacific coast some relief, and check the tide of Chinese immigration. The village of Rock Falls, Ill., is . in somewhat of an uproar because of a@man and woman named Seymour having beaten, skinned and otherwise brutally misused the seven year-old daughter of Mrs. Boiler, whose husband is in the insane asylum, The girl was working for the Seymours, but now has been taken away and is under physicians’ care. Twenty or thirty, persons visited him, but he escaped with his wife, and diligent search failed to discover them,:: The methods of cruelty employed upon the innocent child are too diabolical to mention. Probably the most disgraceful and disgusting thing connected with the entire Guiteau case is the proposition made by a Philadelphia chemist and accepted by the relatives of the cowardly assassin, that, in case he is hanged, his body shall be given to said chemist to be by him preserved _ and exhibited through all the principal cities of the United States and Europe, the relatives to bear none of the expense but to receive onehalf of the profits. From city to city the carcass is. to be carried in a patent refrigerating car, built at a great expense, and the places of exhibition are to be the most commodious halls available. i cndeutamnuamnta:anectennae eee Tax San Farncisco Daily Report. of Wednesday contains an interesting description of an automatic advertising clock, the-invention of Wm. Akin who is an employe in the Report office, Mr, Akin left for the East yesterday to introduce the wonderful piece of mechanism. to ‘dealtrying . to find out if Patti is married. she ought to be. We can only answer that _ it she isn’t . OUR EXCHANGES. Half Minute Interviews With the Chiefs of the Sanctum. RETIRING GRANT, = r [8. F. Alta.] Tf Congress is willing to doa pa-’ triotic and timely act, it will authorize the placing of Grant upon the }Retired List of the Army. He is already voluntarily upon the political retired list. Afporn TER FOR SAN FRANCISGO PAPERS, (G, V. Tidings.} The leading newspapers owe it to people to instruct their reporters not to invade private residences for the purpose of unveiling private matters and feelings. If the reporters get no such instructions the persons intruded upon should defend their castles to the last extremity—and at. the toes of big boots. ~ THE LANDSHARKS RESPONSIBLE, {8. F. Laily Report.] The Nevada TRANSCRIPT asserts that the agitation against hydraulic mining was started and is supported by-land speculators, who, by creating a scare, are endeavoring to bear the value of farming lands in the valleys, From the character of the Mtics employed inthe fight and of some of the men engaged in the onslaught, we are of the opinion that our Nevada county contemporary is correct in its assertions. THE WAYS OF RAILRQAD MAGNATES. _ (G. V. Union.) The ways of the railroad inagnates are peculiar. They will fight with apparent vindictiveness for a time, and then hefore the astonished public can realize it, will kiss and become the best of friends. Since all the rival lines have ‘“‘pooled their issues,” there is no hope that California will have any benefit from railroad competition unless'the C. B. & Q., and the Denver and Rio Grande will act independently of all entangling alliances, and extend their lines directly through to -~ Pacifie coast.’ A Tonching Incident. An old soldier who ‘‘was thar” hands us the following extract from a letter written by a Union officer to a friend in San Francisco during the war: ae TI noticed a beautiful incident, in the reports which came up from Kentucky, of the fight in which our lorious McCook and his bully Cincinnati Dutchmen put the rebels to flight at the point of the bayonet. Alig the victory, the “Second Minne: were marching to their quarters, and as they passed the tent of Gen. McCook, with the banner of ‘‘beauty and glory” waving at their head, their splendid band played Hail Cohimbia, with a will: Be the, General’s quarters stood two rebel officers (prisoners) a Colonel and a Major, who were so at affected with the scene that they burst into tears and wept convulsive ly, declaring that, although Sey had bee impelled by circumstances to fight against it, they still loved the old flag—and. God speed the time when they should again take their proper places, to the rallying ery of Union and Liberty! \ BY Evidences of Prosperity: [San Jose Mercury.}\ Our sprightly little mouatainu contemporary, the Nevada TRANSCRIPT, is out in a pew dress, enlarged’ sa ote Seymour for the purpose of lynching . Printed on_a_new—cylinder pr These evidences. of seaoetie: are indicative of the right sort of business and editorial management. May the Transcrirt live and flourish long after the Sierras become level with the sea. © THE patent ‘just issued at Washington to Allen Olivec of Forest Hill, for a quartz crusher and amalgainator and concentrator, relates to a new process which Mr. Allen. expects soon, to practically illustrate in, San Francisco, and which will be of great interest to miners, if the inventor’s hopes are verified by experiments. A yourHru. Pennsylvania granger, who was about to be chastised by’ his father, called upon his grandtather to protect him from the middle man, oe . Bassi Darina, a retired actress, has been robbed of valuable jewelry. the stage again? ‘Hap womaN only been created before man we have no doubt whatever it would have been‘ leap year: all the time —_/ A youne man. feels he has not lived in'vain when he finds: his ‘pic= ‘. ture exhibited in the show case of a ~~ Tue San Francisco ‘papers are photograph gallery. General PRENTIsS let a lie about himself go on its travels, and the truth overtook it in just twenty’ decency and to the feelings of decent . — Is Bessie Dyriing about to take to}In Nevada Cit; and wife, a daughter, ES > . MARRIED. Feb. 24, 1882, to J. E, Carr At the M. E. . Parso “Feb. 1st, 1882, by Rev. E. Shaw and Jessie B, Waite. At. the fenteheelo of the a 's parents, Nevada City, Feb. 1, 1882, by R. E. Robinson, A , Henry W. Daniels and Augustine Hofman, both of this city, SMOOT & ANDREWS Dealers in e, Nevada City, acka, George C. Tobacco, Cigars, Fancy Goods, Fruits, Vegetables, &e And everything usuaily kept in a First-class Variety Store, BEST BIT CIGAR IN hie bade \ : 4 OUR PRICES “th ARE THE LOWEST EVER OFFERED HERE And do fiot forget it. * SMOOT & ANDREWS, Commercial st., Nevada City. Sheriff's Sale. No, 417, Richard Neville, Piff, } ‘ rccurs uperior Court, VS. Charles Smith and £Order of Sale & Susan Smith Deft’s.) Decree of Forcl. NODEKand by vi:tue of an order sale and decree of foreclosure issued out of . the Superior Court in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, wherein Richard Neville, the above named plaintiff, recovered a judgment and decree of foreclosure against Charles Smith and Susan Smith, defendants, onthe 9thday of December, A. D. 1881, for the sum of Four Hundred Thirty-Seven ‘and 52-100 ($437 52) Dollers, together with costs of suit taxed at $162 75, and counsel fees allowed herein, amounting to the sum of $75, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of 7 per cent per annum till paid, whieh said judgment isrecorded in Judgment Book lofsaid Superior Court, on pages 228 and 229, and whereas itis ordered that the mortgage set forth in. plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed and property therein described, to-wit: That: certain real estate, situate in Bridgeport Township, Nevada County, California, more particularly described as follows: That certain ranch containing 160 aores, situate ‘on the road from French Corral to Bridgeport, a little below the bridge across French Corrat Rayine, being the same ranch upon which stands the Grapevine or Deadfall House, occupied by said Smith and his family, and upon which for the benefit of himself and wife and family, a homestead declaration hasbeen recorded and known as the Grapetogether with interest and costs, Public notice is hereby given that I will sell at publie sale in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, county of Ne vada, State of California, on Friday, the 27th day of February, A. D., 1882, between the hours of 9 o’¢lock A.M. and 5 o'clock P. M., to-wit: 2° o'clock P. M., all the right, title and interest of said: Defendant in and to all of the above described property, to the highest and best bidder—for-cash,-to-satisty—said judgment-and all costs. Given under my hand this.$d day of February, A.D. 1882. E. 0, TOMPKINS, Sheriff. By R. D. Carrsr, Under Sheriff. C. W. Cross, Piffs Atty. Wanamake's Hack Line ! Naietne Bice NEVADA CITY and SSN ie, cn ome a Bee vine ranch, be sold to satisfy said judgment, . GRASS VALLEY. . ~ EXCELSIOR . hie Powder # Manufactured by the Excelsior Powder Co. HIS IS NO SO-CALLED “SAFETY POWDER” bnt a per explosive, and as safe to handle and use as any nitro-glyceripe Powder on the Continent. There is no headache or nausea in the use of .this Powder, as the noxious fumes are entirely done . : away with. No Picric Acid or Chlorate Potash used in the pgp meni sof this. Powder. All other Powder g under this name is unauthorized, and jes using this same po liable for damages, It is put up in cartes of any. size to suit customers and is canoaad with cap and fuse, the same as any oth ner high explosive. The following testimonial is-a sample of hundreds of the same tenor being constantly received. Goup Hn, August 17, 1881, AGent EXCELSIOR PowpEr Co.—Dear. Sir: I have used your powder in test cement and hard blasting rock, and find it superior to any Powder in use_on the Comstock, It does its work effectually, and does not leave the person using it with a severe headache, like the other Powders do to the ma. re of miners. In recommending it F-would suggest, give it a fair trial and I am confident tt will speak for itself. Fl cer Lago Company success, Iam res; 1) ours, etc, 2 ae GEO }E CLARK, Foreman Sierra G. and 8. M. Go. Excelsior Powder Company, No. 330 Pine St. Acddemy. Building, Rooms 53 and 54, San Francisco. \ mies J, J, JACKSON, eehive Grocery Store, Agent for Nevada City. , Jan, 26th. A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Etc. oad and . and Commercial Streets Nev: Junction of evada City Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. \ IF— YOU ARB GCING TO SAN FRANCISCO, AND WANT PHOTOGRAPH, GO TO DAMES & BUT ER 1715 Market ‘iacs Near Thind, PINGREE’S . SALOON. Broad St., near Plaza, Nevada Be : {Paid up Capital $30,000. Mrs. M. Pingree, Proprietress. INE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS always on hand, If you want to puff a fragrant Havana, or ethan of some invorating and healthful everage, call and see us. jails ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY THE undersigned will begin February Ist, 1882, yrunning a Hack regular. Yes) ly between Nevada City and Grass Valley. On week-days he will make two trips, and on Subdays one. =a called for or delivered in any part her town without extra charge. Leave orders.at the National and Union Hotels in Nevada City, and at The Holbrooke in Grass’ Walley. TIME TABLE. an Nevada City at 8:30 A.-M, and 2:30 tice Grady Valley at 10 aA. M. and 4p. M. oy SUNDAY. Leaving Nevada ey at 10 A, M. and Grass Valley at2 P.M. “Daily Transcript.” \ * se 8. E. WANAMAKE. o \: \ oe \ \ \ Subscribe for _ the business now before the : public. You can make monfaster at work for us pe at ahything else.— Capital not needed. We willstart you. $12 a day and upwards made at home by. the industrious. Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to work for us, Mow is yourtime. You can work in spare time only or give your whole time to the business. You can live at home and do the work. No other business will pay you nearly as well. No one-¢an fail to make enormous pay by engaging at once. ; Costly Uu.fit and terms free. Money made fast, easily and honorably. Address“Prug & Co. n4-6m Augusta, Maine. The Boss Blacksmith Shop, WM. BARTON, Proprietor. ca HAVING purchased the lot on the Plaza, and Pageicgae a mammoth’ shop, I am now prepared to do all kinds of, Blacksmithing and Repairing In first class manner, Wagon and Carriage Repairing a ith neatness and at short notice. ick Work a Specialty. I clain o makeithe, best Picks for'all kinds of enon dad any blacksmith in Northern California. \, . : Steel Sledges and Wedges ‘Of the best ma: arial always on hand, Carriage and: Wate Meking, Attached to the b Wagon Shop under the SAMUEL Whose reputation in’ this ling of work is not excelled b in California, either If you want good work done call at the Lewis) Patent Ale [a wines ADA CITY ACADEMY. nesss is a Carriage and . : M. B. B. POTTER, Prin¢ipal. , Established January 1st, 1881. The Most Successful Educational Institute in Northern California. All of the Common and Higher English Branches Taught. Also German,French, Latin & Greek. ARTICULAR attention is called to the advantages offered by this School to pupils desiring a Thorongh; ‘Commercial Education. Pupils Received at Any Time. References—The leading educators wit business men of Nevada county, or any o§ my-former pupils. For terms, ete., apply to M. B. B. POTTER, : Meveia City, Cal. B. SANCUINETTI On the Battle Field Again. HAVING COMMENCED to TRE we work at my old trade again in CABINET MAKING AND UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, . Iam ready to compete with any firm in Workmanship and Prices. Now Ladies, if you want any Mattresses or Lounges made or Bepaired, Furniture Repaired and Varhished, and made to look like new, call or send your orders to my Cabinet Shop, Corner Pine & Commercial Sts., Opposite Gasper's Store, And you will not have to pay any more high prices, as Iam determined to put all work done by me down to the lowest living rates. Satisfaction Guaranteed. , B. SANGUINETTI, N. W. corner Pine and Commercial streets, opposite Casper’s Clothing Store. janl5 CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET... NEVADA CITY OFFICERS: cA M. PRESTON.. Pe vugni ces President . HUNT .Vice President ae oe +4003 OSSRIGE, Gab CREPE RE Mya Oe Secretary. — DIRECTORS:— Dr. R.\M. Hunt. Joun T. Mor@an, Gro, M.\Huenes. Gro, A. Cooper. Ni.vs Se\Ris, L, Housman, E. M. Preston. Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex #27 Purchask Gold Dust and Bullion. Ag Highest Rrice Paid for State and County Warrants, a DRAW CHECKS ON New York, Sacramento, San Franeisco Alsv Sell Exchange on all the Principal European Cities. Make Collections and transact a General Banking Business, ~CORRESPONDENTS— New Yorx—First National Bank. San Francisco—First NationalGold Bank, SackaMEeNtO—National Gold Bank of P O. Mills & Co. FF. L. HARRYHOUSEN, Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CANNED GOODS, Etc. the attention of the ada City and County _ desire to ca people of Ne TO THE LARGE AND VARIED STOCK Now in my Store on Commercial \\ Street, Nevada City, oe CONSISTING OF Bcerythibe to be found in a First Class Grocery Store. Imported Wines.& Liquors For medicinal parpoeta: FRESH VEGETABLES, _ California and Tropical Fruits, VERY LOW PRICES. For the liberal patronage extended me in the past-I return my sincere thanks and ask a continuance of the same. @ F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, n24 Commercial St., Nevada City. Established im...0006.5:-185% JAMES J. OTT, “ANSAWER,oo Main: Street, Nevada City, Cal. CS: and ORES of every description ReAssayed. fined, Melted and Assa; By Request, Gold Bars Fxchanged for Coin, Electro-Plating in Gold or Silver._ ’ TONITE POWDER. OES NOT FREEZE. DOES NOT DETERIORATE IN HOT PLACES. DOES NOT YIELD FUMES. is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO HAVE USED IT. HAS BEEN USED IN GREAT BRITAIN FOR FIVE YEARS, AND. HUNDREDS OF TONS CONSUMED WITHOUT ONE ACOIDENT. NOXIOUS For Sale by GEORGE E. TURNER, NEVADA CITY. ' TONITE POWDER C0., 218. California St., San Francisce. Co j GEORGE E. TURNER, ; PINE STREET, NEVADA City. HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in HARDW ARE Of Every Description. TRON, STEEL, STOVES, TINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS, SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS Ete., Ete., Ete ———ary PAINTS, OILS; WINDOW GLASS, . PUTTY, Ete. Crockery, —AND— Glassware. Mill and Mining Supplies. Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining Powder in use. ion and full stock of GRANITE TRON WARE. Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds. Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes made to order at short notice. 4@F Purchasers will _find_it to their_advan tage to visit my establishment before lee dees, elsewhere, GEO. E. TURNER. Home Mutual Insurance Co,, OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL $300,000 Principal @Mfice—305 California St., SAN FRANCISCO ‘Pree -ENSURANCE ONLY J. F, Hoveuton, President. Gro. H. Howarb, Vice Presi CHARLES HSrory, Gemetnsy. _ B. Eppy, Marine Seerctary H. BietLow, General asia, R H. Maen, Genera Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Ca, TRVRIMB 2 pec tens DAVID WATT , & B. BRADY, Manager. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. -—~ WARNING. be undersigned have lost the followin . Certificates of Stock in the CHAMPIO LMINING COMPANY, to wit: Ferdinand Vosshans, ‘No. 289—50 Shares. MARRIAGE INSURANCE. ani BENEVOLENT . st: Association of California, FOR UNMARRIED PERSONS. ———— Sub-Agents for This County Wanted. BIG PAY. Joseph Miller, No, 291—50 Shares. aoe Miller, No, 292—25 Shares. ; ublic is hereby cautioned not to pur“ym same, as their transfer has port at the office of Fg 525 mercial street, San Fran FERDINAND VOSSHANS, : JOSEPH MILLER. January 28,1882. ~ THOMAS, WALRATH:& HICKS, Dealers ‘. “BOSS” COFFEE; No. . “Tavenor A Pure, Straight Whisky ! America’s Finest peehiscion GEN, 129 California Street, cor Front, San Francisco, Joun L. Burns, Agent, To THe Trape.—Practical experience has demonstrated to us that the trade requires a choice old Bourbon for immediate use. For it is well known that whisky that is ab: solutely pure requires-age, care and attention, and our old Davenport, whisky possesses all the above qualities. The grain used in the distillation of our J. H., Davenport whisky is always selected from—the’ finest, richest and best grown in the State of Kentucky. The ‘water is drawn from one of the finest limestone springs in the State, the peculiar properties which have gained for Kentucky whiskies such world-wide celebrity, This process makes our Orrice or Scnuurz & Vos. ma : 1 J. H. Davenport a-pure, hand-made sour mash whiskv, and we claim that for delicacy of flavor, purity and medicinal qualities it stands unexcelled. -Yours Truly, ‘Scuvirz & VonBarcen. AFTER an experience of ‘many years I have at last succeeded in finding a whisky (the J. H. Daven port) that is absolutely pure and free from’ drugs of any kind and which I can recommend for medicinal purposes, I will keep this whisky for sale in future. Call and try it. _ It-is pure. . You will like it, Ds. J. M. Maynine, Drocaist. Grass Valley. STRAIGHT WHISKY. As a t deal has been said about John L. Burns and Davenport whisky in the Pranscript, it. will not be out of place to mention the fact that Mr. Burns has made one of the most important sales of fine liaa Pa effected in the county, to ike Hanley of Nevada City. We understand that Mr. Hanley has made a purchase of some of ra most expensive straight whisky that has ever come into the county. John L. Burns, the celebrated agent for “Davenport,” hasbeen — fortunate in making such a fine sale to such a ruapemnit gentlemen as Mr. Hanley, who has the reputation of keeping tho finest liquor in the county. When this invoice of straight whisky arrives Mr. Hanley can look for an increase of trade. Bee Hive Crocery The Leading Establishment in Nevada City. J. J. Jackson, Propet peeeay , Seed found a large and complete stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODs, WINES, LIQUORS, Etc., Etc. ee It has and ever will be the aim of the proprietor to keep on hand only FIRST CLASS GOODS But they will be sold As CHeap as Poor Goons! —o— Agent for — — . Excelsior Powder Company: —o-— ° Agent for panne Haraszthy & Co’s Champagnes, Sole-Agent for the ¢ A T_THIS HOUSE there will Gai waa until follows: Rout Colfa: Grass Direc Direc Dowr and Sat Camy daily, ( Blue’ and Gr até a. Wash day and You Monday; Varioi ‘The at the The snow” Count days « It ii the B ize ab ~ Tid world suspe faster risky muzz! petiti ing, . asked ship « Febri date of wo low, . Guag from Fran) polic; allow Th empl in se whic ment this: than hist ty-t' set b ing t duce print the 1 will. time thre have fast . tlet the’ here this the not of 3 reas -__The coul coul dies eno of t vill Bon wot! frie ger aft ens wh: at ( on wil Which good judges claim to be the best eve offered in this market, ree If you have never traded at: the “BEEHIVE” call and see for yoursel heer eeneet Goods, delivered at a rebeamnble . distance free of charge. _ Be ° THE “*BEENIVE.”

ae \ ferry McMahon and John Potter THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. NEVADA CITY, CAL. . Nevada Cnaty Oficial Press. Fstablished in 1860, ee -o— BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. FRIDAY, FEB. 3, 1882. gm ares NEWS. Wm. Dampier, Treasurer of } Marin county, died at San Rafel January Sst,” s Work is about to be commenced on the a iaag and Columbia Railroad, in Oregon. Three Indians were killed January Sist by a train on the Carson Railroad jumping the track. Lieutenant De Long’s party has been traced to a definite locality on the west bank of the Lena. fie Seventh Day Adventists have an educational Institute > gtHealdsburg, Sonoma county. Itis thought the European financial troubles will cause the exportation of about $20,000,000 from this ss & a fight at Eureka, Nev., JanuSlat, in which the former was ~ fatally cut with a knife. © A ew Miller at Disco, Illinois, in an attempt to kill her hushand, fire to her own clothing and_burned herself to death: Snow fell along the foothills Janusry 8st from _Yreka to Shingle El Dorado county, and rain fellin the valleys as far “south as Los Angeles. \ Robert and John Carroll brutally murdered with\ pitchforks Titus Hoyt, a respected farmer, at Winona, Minnesota, with whom their father was in a dispute. The three Carrolls, who are a hard set, have been arrested. ‘Itis rumored in San Francisco that Blanche Douglas, the woman implicated with the Malley boys in the’ Jennie Cramer case at New Haven, Conn., is the widow of a prominent United States official: who died suddenly in that city several yearsago. . . Dennis Kearney has organized San Francisco the First Branch o the Twelfth Ward Workingmen’s Club, with sixty charter members. Ata meeting held January 31st, these officer were elected: Wm. Wright, President; Isaac Fish, Secretary; P. Ryder, Treasurer. Kearney addressed the meeting at length, and urged those present to organize and agitate the-Chinese question, so that Congress may be forced into passing a bill to give the people of the Pacific coast some relief, and check the tide of Chinese immigration. The village of Rock Falls, Ill., is . in somewhat of an uproar because of a@man and woman named Seymour having beaten, skinned and otherwise brutally misused the seven year-old daughter of Mrs. Boiler, whose husband is in the insane asylum, The girl was working for the Seymours, but now has been taken away and is under physicians’ care. Twenty or thirty, persons visited him, but he escaped with his wife, and diligent search failed to discover them,:: The methods of cruelty employed upon the innocent child are too diabolical to mention. Probably the most disgraceful and disgusting thing connected with the entire Guiteau case is the proposition made by a Philadelphia chemist and accepted by the relatives of the cowardly assassin, that, in case he is hanged, his body shall be given to said chemist to be by him preserved _ and exhibited through all the principal cities of the United States and Europe, the relatives to bear none of the expense but to receive onehalf of the profits. From city to city the carcass is. to be carried in a patent refrigerating car, built at a great expense, and the places of exhibition are to be the most commodious halls available. i cndeutamnuamnta:anectennae eee Tax San Farncisco Daily Report. of Wednesday contains an interesting description of an automatic advertising clock, the-invention of Wm. Akin who is an employe in the Report office, Mr, Akin left for the East yesterday to introduce the wonderful piece of mechanism. to ‘dealtrying . to find out if Patti is married. she ought to be. We can only answer that _ it she isn’t . OUR EXCHANGES. Half Minute Interviews With the Chiefs of the Sanctum. RETIRING GRANT, = r [8. F. Alta.] Tf Congress is willing to doa pa-’ triotic and timely act, it will authorize the placing of Grant upon the }Retired List of the Army. He is already voluntarily upon the political retired list. Afporn TER FOR SAN FRANCISGO PAPERS, (G, V. Tidings.} The leading newspapers owe it to people to instruct their reporters not to invade private residences for the purpose of unveiling private matters and feelings. If the reporters get no such instructions the persons intruded upon should defend their castles to the last extremity—and at. the toes of big boots. ~ THE LANDSHARKS RESPONSIBLE, {8. F. Laily Report.] The Nevada TRANSCRIPT asserts that the agitation against hydraulic mining was started and is supported by-land speculators, who, by creating a scare, are endeavoring to bear the value of farming lands in the valleys, From the character of the Mtics employed inthe fight and of some of the men engaged in the onslaught, we are of the opinion that our Nevada county contemporary is correct in its assertions. THE WAYS OF RAILRQAD MAGNATES. _ (G. V. Union.) The ways of the railroad inagnates are peculiar. They will fight with apparent vindictiveness for a time, and then hefore the astonished public can realize it, will kiss and become the best of friends. Since all the rival lines have ‘“‘pooled their issues,” there is no hope that California will have any benefit from railroad competition unless'the C. B. & Q., and the Denver and Rio Grande will act independently of all entangling alliances, and extend their lines directly through to -~ Pacifie coast.’ A Tonching Incident. An old soldier who ‘‘was thar” hands us the following extract from a letter written by a Union officer to a friend in San Francisco during the war: ae TI noticed a beautiful incident, in the reports which came up from Kentucky, of the fight in which our lorious McCook and his bully Cincinnati Dutchmen put the rebels to flight at the point of the bayonet. Alig the victory, the “Second Minne: were marching to their quarters, and as they passed the tent of Gen. McCook, with the banner of ‘‘beauty and glory” waving at their head, their splendid band played Hail Cohimbia, with a will: Be the, General’s quarters stood two rebel officers (prisoners) a Colonel and a Major, who were so at affected with the scene that they burst into tears and wept convulsive ly, declaring that, although Sey had bee impelled by circumstances to fight against it, they still loved the old flag—and. God speed the time when they should again take their proper places, to the rallying ery of Union and Liberty! \ BY Evidences of Prosperity: [San Jose Mercury.}\ Our sprightly little mouatainu contemporary, the Nevada TRANSCRIPT, is out in a pew dress, enlarged’ sa ote Seymour for the purpose of lynching . Printed on_a_new—cylinder pr These evidences. of seaoetie: are indicative of the right sort of business and editorial management. May the Transcrirt live and flourish long after the Sierras become level with the sea. © THE patent ‘just issued at Washington to Allen Olivec of Forest Hill, for a quartz crusher and amalgainator and concentrator, relates to a new process which Mr. Allen. expects soon, to practically illustrate in, San Francisco, and which will be of great interest to miners, if the inventor’s hopes are verified by experiments. A yourHru. Pennsylvania granger, who was about to be chastised by’ his father, called upon his grandtather to protect him from the middle man, oe . Bassi Darina, a retired actress, has been robbed of valuable jewelry. the stage again? ‘Hap womaN only been created before man we have no doubt whatever it would have been‘ leap year: all the time —_/ A youne man. feels he has not lived in'vain when he finds: his ‘pic= ‘. ture exhibited in the show case of a ~~ Tue San Francisco ‘papers are photograph gallery. General PRENTIsS let a lie about himself go on its travels, and the truth overtook it in just twenty’ decency and to the feelings of decent . — Is Bessie Dyriing about to take to}In Nevada Cit; and wife, a daughter, ES > . MARRIED. Feb. 24, 1882, to J. E, Carr At the M. E. . Parso “Feb. 1st, 1882, by Rev. E. Shaw and Jessie B, Waite. At. the fenteheelo of the a 's parents, Nevada City, Feb. 1, 1882, by R. E. Robinson, A , Henry W. Daniels and Augustine Hofman, both of this city, SMOOT & ANDREWS Dealers in e, Nevada City, acka, George C. Tobacco, Cigars, Fancy Goods, Fruits, Vegetables, &e And everything usuaily kept in a First-class Variety Store, BEST BIT CIGAR IN hie bade \ : 4 OUR PRICES “th ARE THE LOWEST EVER OFFERED HERE And do fiot forget it. * SMOOT & ANDREWS, Commercial st., Nevada City. Sheriff's Sale. No, 417, Richard Neville, Piff, } ‘ rccurs uperior Court, VS. Charles Smith and £Order of Sale & Susan Smith Deft’s.) Decree of Forcl. NODEKand by vi:tue of an order sale and decree of foreclosure issued out of . the Superior Court in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, wherein Richard Neville, the above named plaintiff, recovered a judgment and decree of foreclosure against Charles Smith and Susan Smith, defendants, onthe 9thday of December, A. D. 1881, for the sum of Four Hundred Thirty-Seven ‘and 52-100 ($437 52) Dollers, together with costs of suit taxed at $162 75, and counsel fees allowed herein, amounting to the sum of $75, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of 7 per cent per annum till paid, whieh said judgment isrecorded in Judgment Book lofsaid Superior Court, on pages 228 and 229, and whereas itis ordered that the mortgage set forth in. plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed and property therein described, to-wit: That: certain real estate, situate in Bridgeport Township, Nevada County, California, more particularly described as follows: That certain ranch containing 160 aores, situate ‘on the road from French Corral to Bridgeport, a little below the bridge across French Corrat Rayine, being the same ranch upon which stands the Grapevine or Deadfall House, occupied by said Smith and his family, and upon which for the benefit of himself and wife and family, a homestead declaration hasbeen recorded and known as the Grapetogether with interest and costs, Public notice is hereby given that I will sell at publie sale in front of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, county of Ne vada, State of California, on Friday, the 27th day of February, A. D., 1882, between the hours of 9 o’¢lock A.M. and 5 o'clock P. M., to-wit: 2° o'clock P. M., all the right, title and interest of said: Defendant in and to all of the above described property, to the highest and best bidder—for-cash,-to-satisty—said judgment-and all costs. Given under my hand this.$d day of February, A.D. 1882. E. 0, TOMPKINS, Sheriff. By R. D. Carrsr, Under Sheriff. C. W. Cross, Piffs Atty. Wanamake's Hack Line ! Naietne Bice NEVADA CITY and SSN ie, cn ome a Bee vine ranch, be sold to satisfy said judgment, . GRASS VALLEY. . ~ EXCELSIOR . hie Powder # Manufactured by the Excelsior Powder Co. HIS IS NO SO-CALLED “SAFETY POWDER” bnt a per explosive, and as safe to handle and use as any nitro-glyceripe Powder on the Continent. There is no headache or nausea in the use of .this Powder, as the noxious fumes are entirely done . : away with. No Picric Acid or Chlorate Potash used in the pgp meni sof this. Powder. All other Powder g under this name is unauthorized, and jes using this same po liable for damages, It is put up in cartes of any. size to suit customers and is canoaad with cap and fuse, the same as any oth ner high explosive. The following testimonial is-a sample of hundreds of the same tenor being constantly received. Goup Hn, August 17, 1881, AGent EXCELSIOR PowpEr Co.—Dear. Sir: I have used your powder in test cement and hard blasting rock, and find it superior to any Powder in use_on the Comstock, It does its work effectually, and does not leave the person using it with a severe headache, like the other Powders do to the ma. re of miners. In recommending it F-would suggest, give it a fair trial and I am confident tt will speak for itself. Fl cer Lago Company success, Iam res; 1) ours, etc, 2 ae GEO }E CLARK, Foreman Sierra G. and 8. M. Go. Excelsior Powder Company, No. 330 Pine St. Acddemy. Building, Rooms 53 and 54, San Francisco. \ mies J, J, JACKSON, eehive Grocery Store, Agent for Nevada City. , Jan, 26th. A. LADEMAN, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Etc. oad and . and Commercial Streets Nev: Junction of evada City Choice Family Groceries a Specialty. \ IF— YOU ARB GCING TO SAN FRANCISCO, AND WANT PHOTOGRAPH, GO TO DAMES & BUT ER 1715 Market ‘iacs Near Thind, PINGREE’S . SALOON. Broad St., near Plaza, Nevada Be : {Paid up Capital $30,000. Mrs. M. Pingree, Proprietress. INE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS always on hand, If you want to puff a fragrant Havana, or ethan of some invorating and healthful everage, call and see us. jails ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY THE undersigned will begin February Ist, 1882, yrunning a Hack regular. Yes) ly between Nevada City and Grass Valley. On week-days he will make two trips, and on Subdays one. =a called for or delivered in any part her town without extra charge. Leave orders.at the National and Union Hotels in Nevada City, and at The Holbrooke in Grass’ Walley. TIME TABLE. an Nevada City at 8:30 A.-M, and 2:30 tice Grady Valley at 10 aA. M. and 4p. M. oy SUNDAY. Leaving Nevada ey at 10 A, M. and Grass Valley at2 P.M. “Daily Transcript.” \ * se 8. E. WANAMAKE. o \: \ oe \ \ \ Subscribe for _ the business now before the : public. You can make monfaster at work for us pe at ahything else.— Capital not needed. We willstart you. $12 a day and upwards made at home by. the industrious. Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere to work for us, Mow is yourtime. You can work in spare time only or give your whole time to the business. You can live at home and do the work. No other business will pay you nearly as well. No one-¢an fail to make enormous pay by engaging at once. ; Costly Uu.fit and terms free. Money made fast, easily and honorably. Address“Prug & Co. n4-6m Augusta, Maine. The Boss Blacksmith Shop, WM. BARTON, Proprietor. ca HAVING purchased the lot on the Plaza, and Pageicgae a mammoth’ shop, I am now prepared to do all kinds of, Blacksmithing and Repairing In first class manner, Wagon and Carriage Repairing a ith neatness and at short notice.

ick Work a Specialty. I clain o makeithe, best Picks for'all kinds of enon dad any blacksmith in Northern California. \, . : Steel Sledges and Wedges ‘Of the best ma: arial always on hand, Carriage and: Wate Meking, Attached to the b Wagon Shop under the SAMUEL Whose reputation in’ this ling of work is not excelled b in California, either If you want good work done call at the Lewis) Patent Ale [a wines ADA CITY ACADEMY. nesss is a Carriage and . : M. B. B. POTTER, Prin¢ipal. , Established January 1st, 1881. The Most Successful Educational Institute in Northern California. All of the Common and Higher English Branches Taught. Also German,French, Latin & Greek. ARTICULAR attention is called to the advantages offered by this School to pupils desiring a Thorongh; ‘Commercial Education. Pupils Received at Any Time. References—The leading educators wit business men of Nevada county, or any o§ my-former pupils. For terms, ete., apply to M. B. B. POTTER, : Meveia City, Cal. B. SANCUINETTI On the Battle Field Again. HAVING COMMENCED to TRE we work at my old trade again in CABINET MAKING AND UPHOLSTERING BUSINESS, . Iam ready to compete with any firm in Workmanship and Prices. Now Ladies, if you want any Mattresses or Lounges made or Bepaired, Furniture Repaired and Varhished, and made to look like new, call or send your orders to my Cabinet Shop, Corner Pine & Commercial Sts., Opposite Gasper's Store, And you will not have to pay any more high prices, as Iam determined to put all work done by me down to the lowest living rates. Satisfaction Guaranteed. , B. SANGUINETTI, N. W. corner Pine and Commercial streets, opposite Casper’s Clothing Store. janl5 CITIZENS BANK, BROAD STREET..... NEVADA CITY OFFICERS: cA M. PRESTON... Pe vugni ces President . HUNT ..Vice President ae oe +4003 OSSRIGE, Gab CREPE RE Mya Oe Secretary. — DIRECTORS:— Dr. R.\M. Hunt. Joun T. Mor@an, Gro, M.\Huenes. Gro, A. Cooper. Ni.vs Se\Ris, L, Housman, E. M. Preston. Deposits, Buy and Sell Ex #27 Purchask Gold Dust and Bullion. Ag Highest Rrice Paid for State and County Warrants, a DRAW CHECKS ON New York, Sacramento, San Franeisco Alsv Sell Exchange on all the Principal European Cities. Make Collections and transact a General Banking Business, ~CORRESPONDENTS— New Yorx—First National Bank. San Francisco—First NationalGold Bank, SackaMEeNtO—National Gold Bank of P O. Mills & Co. FF. L. HARRYHOUSEN, Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CANNED GOODS, Etc. the attention of the ada City and County _ desire to ca people of Ne TO THE LARGE AND VARIED STOCK Now in my Store on Commercial \\ Street, Nevada City, oe CONSISTING OF Bcerythibe to be found in a First Class Grocery Store. Imported Wines.& Liquors For medicinal parpoeta: FRESH VEGETABLES, _ California and Tropical Fruits, VERY LOW PRICES. For the liberal patronage extended me in the past-I return my sincere thanks and ask a continuance of the same. @ F. L. HARRYHOUSEN, n24 Commercial St., Nevada City. Established im......0006.5:-185% JAMES J. OTT, “ANSAWER,oo Main: Street, Nevada City, Cal. CS: and ORES of every description ReAssayed. fined, Melted and Assa; By Request, Gold Bars Fxchanged for Coin, Electro-Plating in Gold or Silver._ ’ TONITE POWDER. OES NOT FREEZE. DOES NOT DETERIORATE IN HOT PLACES. DOES NOT YIELD FUMES. is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY ALL WHO HAVE USED IT. HAS BEEN USED IN GREAT BRITAIN FOR FIVE YEARS, AND. HUNDREDS OF TONS CONSUMED WITHOUT ONE ACOIDENT. NOXIOUS For Sale by GEORGE E. TURNER, NEVADA CITY. ' TONITE POWDER C0., 218. California St., San Francisce. Co j GEORGE E. TURNER, ; PINE STREET, NEVADA City. HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in HARDW ARE Of Every Description. TRON, STEEL, STOVES, TINWARE, GAS PIPES AND FITTINGS, POWDER, FUSE, ROPE, BLOCKS, SHOVELS, PICKS, AXES, SLEDGES, GUNS, PISTOLS Ete., Ete., Ete ———ary PAINTS, OILS; WINDOW GLASS, . PUTTY, Ete. Crockery, —AND— Glassware. Mill and Mining Supplies. Agent for the justly celebrated Vulcan Blasting Powder, The best mining Powder in use. ion and full stock of GRANITE TRON WARE. Mechanics’ Tools of all kinds. Galvanized Iron Pipe of all sizes made to order at short notice. 4@F Purchasers will _find_it to their_advan tage to visit my establishment before lee dees, elsewhere, GEO. E. TURNER. Home Mutual Insurance Co,, OF CALIFORNIA CAPITAL $300,000 Principal @Mfice—305 California St., SAN FRANCISCO ‘Pree -ENSURANCE ONLY J. F, Hoveuton, President. Gro. H. Howarb, Vice Presi CHARLES HSrory, Gemetnsy. _ B. Eppy, Marine Seerctary H. BietLow, General asia, R H. Maen, Genera Agent. Grass Valley Branch for Nevada Ca, TRVRIMB 2 pec tens DAVID WATT , & B. BRADY, Manager. MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. -—~ WARNING. be undersigned have lost the followin . Certificates of Stock in the CHAMPIO LMINING COMPANY, to wit: Ferdinand Vosshans, ‘No. 289—50 Shares. MARRIAGE INSURANCE. ani BENEVOLENT . st: Association of California, FOR UNMARRIED PERSONS. ———— Sub-Agents for This County Wanted. BIG PAY. Joseph Miller, No, 291—50 Shares. aoe Miller, No, 292—25 Shares. ; ublic is hereby cautioned not to pur“ym same, as their transfer has port at the office of Fg 525 mercial street, San Fran FERDINAND VOSSHANS, : JOSEPH MILLER. January 28,1882. ~ THOMAS, WALRATH:& HICKS, Dealers ‘. “BOSS” COFFEE; No. . “Tavenor A Pure, Straight Whisky ! America’s Finest peehiscion GEN, 129 California Street, cor Front, San Francisco, Joun L. Burns, Agent, To THe Trape.—Practical experience has demonstrated to us that the trade requires a choice old Bourbon for immediate use. For it is well known that whisky that is ab: solutely pure requires-age, care and attention, and our old Davenport, whisky possesses all the above qualities. The grain used in the distillation of our J. H., Davenport whisky is always selected from—the’ finest, richest and best grown in the State of Kentucky. The ‘water is drawn from one of the finest limestone springs in the State, the peculiar properties which have gained for Kentucky whiskies such world-wide celebrity, This process makes our Orrice or Scnuurz & Vos. ma : 1 J. H. Davenport a-pure, hand-made sour mash whiskv, and we claim that for delicacy of flavor, purity and medicinal qualities it stands unexcelled. -Yours Truly, ‘Scuvirz & VonBarcen. AFTER an experience of ‘many years I have at last succeeded in finding a whisky (the J. H. Daven port) that is absolutely pure and free from’ drugs of any kind and which I can recommend for medicinal purposes, I will keep this whisky for sale in future. Call and try it. _ It-is pure. . You will like it, Ds. J. M. Maynine, Drocaist. Grass Valley. STRAIGHT WHISKY. As a t deal has been said about John L. Burns and Davenport whisky in the Pranscript, it. will not be out of place to mention the fact that Mr. Burns has made one of the most important sales of fine liaa Pa effected in the county, to ike Hanley of Nevada City. We understand that Mr. Hanley has made a purchase of some of ra most expensive straight whisky that has ever come into the county. John L. Burns, the celebrated agent for “Davenport,” hasbeen — fortunate in making such a fine sale to such a ruapemnit gentlemen as Mr. Hanley, who has the reputation of keeping tho finest liquor in the county. When this invoice of straight whisky arrives Mr. Hanley can look for an increase of trade. Bee Hive Crocery The Leading Establishment in Nevada City. J. J. Jackson, Propet peeeay , Seed found a large and complete stock of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODs, WINES, LIQUORS, Etc., Etc. ee It has and ever will be the aim of the proprietor to keep on hand only FIRST CLASS GOODS But they will be sold As CHeap as Poor Goons! —o— Agent for — — . Excelsior Powder Company: —o-— ° Agent for panne Haraszthy & Co’s Champagnes, Sole-Agent for the ¢ A T_THIS HOUSE there will Gai waa until follows: Rout Colfa: Grass Direc Direc Dowr and Sat Camy daily, ( Blue’ and Gr até a. Wash day and You Monday; Varioi ‘The at the The snow” Count days « It ii the B ize ab ~ Tid world suspe faster risky muzz! petiti ing, . asked ship « Febri date of wo low, . Guag from Fran) polic; allow Th empl in se whic ment this: than hist ty-t' set b ing t duce print the 1 will. time thre have fast . tlet the’ here this the not of 3 reas -__The coul coul dies eno of t vill Bon wot! frie ger aft ens wh: at ( on wil Which good judges claim to be the best eve offered in this market, ree If you have never traded at: the “BEEHIVE” call and see for yoursel heer eeneet Goods, delivered at a rebeamnble . distance free of charge. _ Be ° THE “*BEENIVE.”