July 11, 1871 (4 pages)

_ which Parson Fitzgerald obtained the ’ the nomination of his own : he eyen informed Professor Bolan .,which Bolander -objected.should be « deewment for himself and his party. (guilty of the indelicacy,-in the first signs cord: ‘indorsing him. Several ‘plied with the “request, “and: among . them, Professor, Bolander. “pretenses, what dogs the pious shep @nout remaining” this miserable)" in strict accordance with the teachrina of the ML. .-Chzeh South fn " =iie be k quecie er vkk Scdaeis Beats a Long 0 ara, Short ira. G. MILES. .of Nevada. Dr. FRED. BOLANDER. .of San Francisco ¥rom the -of the manner in signatures of! Republicans to am electioneering document, it is evident he isan adept in ‘stealing the livery cf heaven to serve the devil in,” ‘‘His smile it was child-like and bland,” as he informed such that he only had w little paper to help him in securing ,and der, that. the, political allusions to stricken out.‘ ‘Thus the parson got the signatures: to’ the paper, which ‘the now sends forth’ as a campaign The Marysville Appeal, on this sub-. ject, says: Some weeks since, Rev. oO-P. Fitgerala, State Superintendent of Public fnstruction, and ‘a leading saint in the Methodist Church South, being desirous of a nomination,-was place, of going toa number of Republican ,teachers to induce them to of them, through esprit de corps, comBefore signing the eard; idwever, which it was understood was to be used in assisting Fitzgerald to.obtain his nomination, and for ‘no other’ ‘purpose, ProfessorBolander declined to do 80 unless the political allusions were stricken out. ‘He was assured they should be, and with this assurance he affixed his signature. Having obtained ‘these signatures under false herd of the M t Church South do, bat publish the correspondence. in a Democratic’ paper, as an electioneering dodge for himself and for the Democratic party, with the passages whichwere! tohave been strickt. 0 Through . ‘swindle, which ‘niay be presumed-to be done ings of the Methodist Charch ‘South, the pious Fitzgerald has sugeeeded in gotting up an electioneering document, which, in accordance with his original dishonest. programme, is _ attempted to be used by the Demo. ° étatic papers for politi#al capital. br is SS ere we remark, and our lanTint for ways that ore dark and for tricks Aidt ure vain Parson O. P. Fitzgerald is peculiar: » Brethren of the Methodist Church South—let us sniffle. The Alta states, on the authority of Professor Bélander, that. he has been misrepresented by the Demoevatic press in 1ezard to a card which heeigned in favor of Fitzgerald. He was told before affixing his signature _Haabpart.of the text.was to, be erased, and with ’ that’ ‘understanding he ‘Signed. The. document is now publised without the promised’ erasure, ‘and he. complains. that injustice is him. iy ey a Jone. -Mereury speaking of the same matter says : This if not the Br icpie the ease, but Fitagerild liad as a cittular, and Beever hit own Hands ‘distributed copies ieee ats delegates atthe Re“Convention, for the Pe ig off Bolander, and thinks.that sueh a return for a friend. fayor ig Lol print i mean o thing as 2g png hel vidently the doc-{ Valley, The meeting was called to "Lof Nevada, were chosen Vice Pres‘. matks by the President, young J. W. a document, thus phcbichived, o as @ reason why he should be supported. O! My epost G., Skyugled y ou F moral t tude in ai peepee : fally you Stole the name of our Bolander too. at Grasa Valley.) . © Last Saturday evening was a gula one for the Republican party in Grass order by Hon: John M. Days; Hon. Reuben Leach was called to the W. Barker, of Rough and Ready, and Mr. G. v: Schmidtburg idents. After some appropriate reClark of Nevada was called upon to address the assembly. Mr. Clark responded by giving a speech of ' beauty and: -strength/ His appeal,to the young .men to stand’by theircountry, and bravely support the’ principles of frue Americanism, was particularly well received. It is to be hoped the young gentlemen will be made good of in the good cause hereat (ie Sargent then came forward ahd after being warmly greeted by men of all parties, made a speech so full of logic and facts that it seems impossible for any party to succeed in_ any effort to successfully contradict them. This seemed. to be.the conclusion of the great assembly present. After giving some rousing cheers for the speakers, and for the cause so near the hearts of those who yenerate the principles.of onr Fourth. of July fathers, the: meeting adjourned. D. EB. Ossorn, Sec’y: Gun Boats asp RetrorceMEnts Wanrep.—There has been’ war in Amador at last, but the miners. were not in it, Governor has amutiny in his ‘army, and he may call on ‘Gévernment for troops and gun boats to quiet the insurreetion, as he did in. the last Presidential election. A correspondent. of the Chronicle, writing from Sutter Creek says: ‘This.morning, at: 7 o'clock, Camp Colton was the. scene of mutinous conduct. on the part of the énlisted men’of ‘the command, caused by .the.amount and quality of, rations for the past’ few days served out to them—they being below the scale and of inferior quality. At breakfast call the command was marched to the table in the customary manner, and at the command, “Take seats!’ the men did not take seats, but did take the pork from off the table. and. threw it outside the aness-room,' Two thirds of the men present went out of the mess-room in a body, and went directly in a mob to the: commanding’ officer and requested, as did'the late Commune in Paris, ‘‘more bread and no. more pork!'! They were told: ton keep quiet, and they would have anything under heaven,”’ The ‘strikers . retarned,. and: partook of: eeffee and fresh bread, and ‘gave three groans .for the non-participants in the strike for “‘more’ grub.” Attention Tanners. A . A meeting will be held at the Theatre in this city, on ‘Saturday evening The people. know. these facts, and next, for the purpose of orgahizing a Union Republican ‘Club for the campaign. The canvass has already opened, Republicans are enthusiastic and itis time to ofganize. Let the Tanners rally again, and let all Republicans come up tothe meeting “next Saturday night. will be on hand to address the m.eeting. ea, “ ‘Tue: Canvassens, —The Rapublicans this year have out a host of good talkers in the canvass. Newton Booth will take an active part in the campaign. John; M,, Ponghian will travel, through the.Third District, A. A. Sargent will meet the people in the Second. District, and the following and effective spéakers. be found}: throughout the State, wherever their serviées ‘Will Setvé'thé chtse: Henry V. Tyler, Judge Mx L W. H. Sears, and a host of more or less lo‘cat fame: The will be vigon, and the énthusiGood speat ers . . tke place on’ the Slet Gy-of July, “. tickets should do so at once! “This ‘ scheme is under the charge of the For the first time since the year : opal of the elements of our organization are united, for even in the Presidential campaign there were some of the Old Guard who desetted the party in 1867, and_.who. disliked. to. make. a public repentance within a year afterward. Fout years of) rile by the tried it with the same result; re Ate venturing upon a fourth encounter, he came off victorious. "4 Ad: Tireniane. palate 1871, A, B. Mosher Democracy have been enough to disgust any of the converts to Haight who ever possessed any genuine Republicanism, and the present-year affords an opportunity for the wayward to returh, Which many, we Are happy to say, are improving. Governor Haight has disappointed many of the conservatives who voted.for him in 1867, on account of his close alliance with the chivalry elem@iit, and even the Irish wing of the Democratic party feel ver} lukewarm iti his ‘behalf. Furthermore, ‘he is not the man he professed to be. A nominal opponent of railroads, he has signed eighteen subsidy bills; an Elder in the church, he has legalized lotteries and opened the floodgates of gambling; a professed friend of the workingman he has bartered away all'their inter. ests; an advocate of truth and morality, he has ereeted monuments at the public expense and ‘taken to himself the credit.of paying for them out of his own parse; a man loud in his talk for reforms, he has created useless offices and subsidized his ‘‘bread and. butter brigade’’ in a manner, that would almost! bring a blush of shame to the cheeks of a ward politician. this isone great reason. why the chan-,; ces for a, Republican triumph in September next are so brilliant and flatand his hypocrisy. Again, the Republican ticket, taken as a whole, is probably the best ever presented to the people of California, and all the elements of the party are represented by their very best men. Itisour happy privilege to vote for candidates who are not only fitted for the positions for which they are named—then of ability, character, and sound priticiples—but they are also the uninistakable choice of the gréat mass of the memibers of the party. ‘The willof the opedyilehas ‘not been thwarted by the politicians, and hence we find the ticket ‘enthusiastically received all over the State.” In the camp of the enemy, the case is widely different.’ While amajority of the Democrats may have considered Haight as the most available man, they have no regard for him other than as he can serve the purposes of the campaign, and several of the other nominees are positively objectionable to the rauk and file of the party. The Germans have been entirely: ignored, and even worse than ignored, for they have been insulted by the nomination of Barry for State Printer, who has been engaged for months in defaming them and the land of ‘their birth. . The chivalry Democrats have ustarped nearly all the places and left. the remnant of old ‘War’ Democrats out in the egld. There is no enthusiasm in the ranks, and several of the leading Democratic newspapers profess indifference as to the result. Under these circumstances, and for other reasons that could be named, the Republican party is almost certain, to-carry California: at both the general and judicial elections, It is true, that there must be good, strong earnest work, but the'heart of every true Republican beats warmly for the fight,-and it is evident that our forces will all be on the ground to battle well and faithfully to redeem the State from Democratic rule. The glory of the triumph, the importance of the victory, and the benefit of the result cannot be over estimated. The Grand Gift Concert and Ball to be given by the Benevolent. Association of Placerville, will itively 1871. Those who have not eyptheir prominent men of Eldorado county, and'thereis_no'question but that it . The ni i ict got: your tickets. sages Ec ye 3 BORN. At Columbia Hill, July 5th, 1871, to the: wife of William Nichols, t twins—sons. At Sweetland, July 7th, 1871, to the wife, of James McNamar, 3 son. RR EEA EL ARAL OIE OTE $43,000 IN GOLD. COIN! ooo GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA, $ POSTPONED UNTIL THE 15th mor OF AUGUST NEXT, when $43, 000 in Gola Coin will be awarded in Gold Coin, es t 60,000 Tickets at $1 00 in Cott, each. The Gifts rauge trom $5,000 tb $10, There will be NO CANCELLATION. of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from the Gifts. The drawing will take place, and the Gifts be awarded, precisely similar to the method adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert, held at San Francisco, citizens of North San Juan, and the Managers of this Association. The object of this Association is a purely Churches, Cemeteries,and Water Works, . in North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and . support of the public. . The' success of this Agsociation is. placed beyond a doubt. A large number of its Tickets having already been sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, also in ali parts of the States and Territories on this Coast. Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, willreceive and disburse all mon-' eys-had from ‘the sale of Tickets. . Acommission of Sixteen and two-thirds per cent allowed to Agents. As.a guaranty.of the good faith of the. managers of this Association in instituting this Gift Concert we will refer to the professional and business men of North San Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley. JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer. Ail orders and comnmunications to JAMES A. STIDGER, Sec’y, North San Juan, Cal. . Tanners. to. the Front ! Rally round the Flag, boys. MEETING of Union Republicans of Nevada City, will be heid at the Saturday Evening, July 15. To organize a Club for; the coming Campaign. Let the Tanners and all other Republi. cans come out in force. Speeches will be made by leading Repub. licans. . Mare © Lost, A SMALL ‘BROWN MARE, branded “T” on the hip, strayed from my ch; in. Willow Valley, two weeks ago.— The finder will be suitably. rewarded upon the return of the animal to the ranch or to Lancaster’s Livery Stable, Nevada. jy CHAS. GENASCI, DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! 4 Nias BEST PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS IN THE COUNTY . 1s at H. LEVY'S, Ne. 30 Commercial hein, ASSORTMENT OF Ladies’ Fancy Dress Goods, Hats and Millinery Goods, ' Window Shade, dc, first-class Dry Goods WILL BE SOLD ' = decision Ee the Democratie County Conbenevolent one, for the Benefit of Schools, . . TOTAL SURPLUS PREMIUMS RETUENWHERE ¥OU WILL FIND THE BEST And a.general variety Seri Feet to is Store, Cheaper ‘Than ‘The Cheapest ! . fecommence domes SF ccciad ena can y word Convention. For ia of: Schools. J. WATSON, of Forest Springs, @ is announced as a candidate for the te the decision ef the Republican For Deperiniradéet’ af Sehoaly ent the Den Schools, fice of County Superintendent of Schools, tien “agi “ tie Oo B. of z, of Re e # candidate for the office of Sy Subject tothe q. County Sonven. jis County Convention. For Road Commissioner. EO. W. PARSHLEY Corral, will be a cunontiorur sa French f Nevada City, Of stoad . Comttissioner, Py = ROBB, of 28 8 Brie Bed « be ‘of the Union Repub’ Slt ahead Gounty, Judge, snbject_to . vention. vention. For Assemblyman. TEPHEN BARKER, of Little York; will bes candidate for the Assembly, oe Pain to the decision of the Union fee County ject to the Section of that of the Cae = Coutity Convention. Rea spt of ee ae notated a a a jul lican Convention. For County Judge. OnN 5 CALDWELL is hetedy announced as a.candidate for the ofiice of For Road Commissioner, NIHELL, of Nevada City, le candidate ae be el luissioner,; subject to the pecrate sey of as Re publicen County Geaventiia. jelo, County Judge; subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. For, County Treasurer. W. TULLY is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Treasa oe Les MABSH, of, the unice wd ‘Gaetan, ist District, sup. ject to the decision of the Union Republican f ewada ca is asa candidate for Convention. urer of Nevada County, subject to the Democratic Nominating Convention . "For County Treasurer ininistrater, subject.to the decision of the Union Republi For Public: Adritsigrete, MULLER, ot of, Nevada city, YN icab data tn tavoanes city, wile County Convention. jy EO. R. CRAWFORD is hereby,.announced ‘as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject tothe decision of the Union Republican County Convention. For Assemblyman. M., GEORGE, of Grass ¥; bois ceidideve tor tie prec ject to the decision of the Union Republicin Convention. i " Connectiout Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, . . HARTFORD, CONN. ‘Lreasurer of Nevada County. Subject tothe gee es of the Union Republican Conyenon. AMES-J,. OTT is hereby announce a8 a candidate for the ‘ hd of County ie De FOR 1871, Four and Quarter Millions ! Assets about $82, 000, 000. Surplus about. $9, 000 ,000. TOTAL €CLAEMS BY DEATH PAID: <} TO DATE, over $11,000,000 H.& Gounty the Republican Coyyty Conyention,; . , j2 For Sheriff. OHN MAJO of Grass Val » will Sends County: subject to the decision. of Democratic County Convention. BLY “For County Surveyor. S. BRADLEY is hereby announccandidate.for the office of oe subjecttothe decision of ED TO ASSURED; 'TO DATE, ABOUT PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, —_— Removed their New Stock —or— , Paints, Oils, &e., TO intere wiew'stoich Under the Daily Transcript Office 8. W. CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS. Nevada, May 25th. THE GREAT NEW -YORK CIRCUS !/: _ MAMMOTH COMBINATION —or THE— OVERLAND AND NEW YORK —_—— A hpi Magnificent and aan Oa . array. of Human and Equinefalent will exhibit at : NEVADA CITY, Friday Evening, July 14th, '71. Fifty. Performers.and SeventyFive Thoroughbred Horses and Trick Ponies are ere wennd to his Establishment. ee ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR, Children Fifty Cents. js J. A. ROW, Agent. DR, LEVING'S Ce OBones, the ments of bone with unerring accuracy; to Musole, the same: blood furnishesthe ele~ ee ae eee the ss ts ae nerve; te Skin, elements 0: ; an Vessels, the elements, of while each of these dif somewhat ta cour. LW. aa eee they are every orery ‘or County Treasurer, subject to. 2 with tneretag-ascarsey: . f For District Attorney, * , 00,000 " W Du LO bereby tanouned 9s ea ‘ seein ‘date er: or Doar tieeies ‘ EXPENSE OF MANAGEMENT ies to a decision of the sent ear, 1870, . ty Conv A SEIU Ie . ga ny, ONLY 8.35. per, cemt of Income ! y. : f G.:P. SPARKS, © at. Wi of Beer at Vals, kjent Nevaidd Mi Areshingnoes ay meta of 8 = ae nds nounced as a Tena tiie fort oe} pron ton subject to the degision, of the alae wie ee awe Convention, REMOVAL. ‘For County Treasurer. ULIUs GREENW ALD is announoed as a candidate for re-election. to the office the decision of the Democratic County Convention. ‘For County . “Treasurer. GOLDSMITH is hereby announced @ 88 a candidate for the office of County ‘Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. For County Recorder. i NK. MORSE, of Grass Valley, 8 RANK 3 2 @ candidate for the utlice or County Recorder, t.to the nominition of the Republican eon For County Recorder. M. WALANG, of Rough and Reidy ake trenshin. will. be a candidéte for the onice of County. Recorder, subject, to the decision of the Republican ” Convention. Kor Sheriff. ¥.sc0 DDEN, of Grass Valley, Ls hae is hereby Sere na s camidale 1 Sneriff of Nevada county, by his muy friends—subject to the decision of the be publican Convention. vention. For’ Réad Commissioner. P of Grass Valley, 5 . NFORD, as a candidate it tne office of Road Coraiissioner, mares the-decision of the pementieen coor OB SCOTT is is hereby a candidate for the egy aT ° ‘Inissioner, subject.to. the decision Republican County Convention. For Publié ‘Administrater ss OHN K. SALE announces a candidate for the office of Public Ade ministrator at the eiisuing County Ble For Sheriff. DICKSON is hereby smnmuns a8 a candidate: for the ot the Dene eet to the nomination of jel! cratic County Convention. “For County. Clerk. a ae miami : the office cl » Adieerts: “the following. Post Office in’ ‘th Monday, Persons inguirir letters will pleas ‘Wa. Andrews, ‘Wash 7, Bean, Wells jins, L. W, Cra 2,: C. Pease, J. Rot igon, Joe. Stone, ley Willcox, G. lenaaeiit Rick Pee = A ‘New. Donner Lake traction for tc steamer ‘‘Bessie, & Lace. She ‘twelve or fifteen prietors will mi are only.one or “The boat does n trips but runs to of téurista, run and the head of chor for fishing best'to make the charge is only $ dip. We advis “fakes to take wt F Eath We recently v: of Nevada cour ‘Republican mée: -.aroused-to--thecoming contest F siastio,.A Repr organized and a already become will be largely in ee wee or The Shawgt _V Yesterday aft “the city’ against “tin ‘before Ju idan & TJohnsc eity, and M. 8, “A ctiallengo was ide Win’ sun : pearihg that he ant. The chall jury discharged, ‘timed to Frida; oar ae Ae Tuan; aged 7 y. tule on Frida: iia of : causing a fractu . the 2Ibow. Dr Bee ag rao ‘Wey Bid on, . Persons, whe their poll tax, chatged to thos before the Ist’ of poll tax is two “dollar is added a Bg ood saad “teste Bow alter today, tal “tb the tate of 3 is cheaper than ay other galler

_ which Parson Fitzgerald obtained the ’ the nomination of his own : he eyen informed Professor Bolan .,which Bolander -objected.should be « deewment for himself and his party. (guilty of the indelicacy,-in the first signs cord: ‘indorsing him. Several ‘plied with the “request, “and: among . them, Professor, Bolander. “pretenses, what dogs the pious shep @nout remaining” this miserable)" in strict accordance with the teachrina of the ML. .-Chzeh South fn " =iie be k quecie er vkk Scdaeis Beats a Long 0 ara, Short ira. G. MILES. .of Nevada. Dr. FRED. BOLANDER. .of San Francisco ¥rom the -of the manner in signatures of! Republicans to am electioneering document, it is evident he isan adept in ‘stealing the livery cf heaven to serve the devil in,” ‘‘His smile it was child-like and bland,” as he informed such that he only had w little paper to help him in securing ,and der, that. the, political allusions to stricken out.‘ ‘Thus the parson got the signatures: to’ the paper, which ‘the now sends forth’ as a campaign The Marysville Appeal, on this sub-. ject, says: Some weeks since, Rev. oO-P. Fitgerala, State Superintendent of Public fnstruction, and ‘a leading saint in the Methodist Church South, being desirous of a nomination,-was place, of going toa number of Republican ,teachers to induce them to of them, through esprit de corps, comBefore signing the eard; idwever, which it was understood was to be used in assisting Fitzgerald to.obtain his nomination, and for ‘no other’ ‘purpose, ProfessorBolander declined to do 80 unless the political allusions were stricken out. ‘He was assured they should be, and with this assurance he affixed his signature. Having obtained ‘these signatures under false herd of the M t Church South do, bat publish the correspondence. in a Democratic’ paper, as an electioneering dodge for himself and for the Democratic party, with the passages whichwere! tohave been strickt. 0 Through . ‘swindle, which ‘niay be presumed-to be done ings of the Methodist Charch ‘South, the pious Fitzgerald has sugeeeded in gotting up an electioneering document, which, in accordance with his original dishonest. programme, is _ attempted to be used by the Demo. ° étatic papers for politi#al capital. br is SS ere we remark, and our lanTint for ways that ore dark and for tricks Aidt ure vain Parson O. P. Fitzgerald is peculiar: » Brethren of the Methodist Church South—let us sniffle. The Alta states, on the authority of Professor Bélander, that. he has been misrepresented by the Demoevatic press in 1ezard to a card which heeigned in favor of Fitzgerald. He was told before affixing his signature _Haabpart.of the text.was to, be erased, and with ’ that’ ‘understanding he ‘Signed. The. document is now publised without the promised’ erasure, ‘and he. complains. that injustice is him. iy ey a Jone. -Mereury speaking of the same matter says : This if not the Br icpie the ease, but Fitagerild liad as a cittular, and Beever hit own Hands ‘distributed copies ieee ats delegates atthe Re“Convention, for the Pe ig off Bolander, and thinks.that sueh a return for a friend. fayor ig Lol print i mean o thing as 2g png hel vidently the doc-{ Valley, The meeting was called to "Lof Nevada, were chosen Vice Pres‘. matks by the President, young J. W. a document, thus phcbichived, o as @ reason why he should be supported. O! My epost G., Skyugled y ou F moral t tude in ai peepee : fally you Stole the name of our Bolander too. at Grasa Valley.) . © Last Saturday evening was a gula one for the Republican party in Grass order by Hon: John M. Days; Hon. Reuben Leach was called to the W. Barker, of Rough and Ready, and Mr. G. v: Schmidtburg idents. After some appropriate reClark of Nevada was called upon to address the assembly. Mr. Clark responded by giving a speech of ' beauty and: -strength/ His appeal,to the young .men to stand’by theircountry, and bravely support the’ principles of frue Americanism, was particularly well received. It is to be hoped the young gentlemen will be made good of in the good cause hereat (ie Sargent then came forward ahd after being warmly greeted by men of all parties, made a speech so full of logic and facts that it seems impossible for any party to succeed in_ any effort to successfully contradict them. This seemed. to be.the conclusion of the great assembly present. After giving some rousing cheers for the speakers, and for the cause so near the hearts of those who yenerate the principles.of onr Fourth. of July fathers, the: meeting adjourned. D. EB. Ossorn, Sec’y: Gun Boats asp RetrorceMEnts Wanrep.—There has been’ war in Amador at last, but the miners. were not in it, Governor has amutiny in his ‘army, and he may call on ‘Gévernment for troops and gun boats to quiet the insurreetion, as he did in. the last Presidential election. A correspondent. of the Chronicle, writing from Sutter Creek says: ‘This.morning, at: 7 o'clock, Camp Colton was the. scene of mutinous conduct. on the part of the énlisted men’of ‘the command, caused by .the.amount and quality of, rations for the past’ few days served out to them—they being below the scale and of inferior quality. At breakfast call the command was marched to the table in the customary manner, and at the command, “Take seats!’ the men did not take seats, but did take the pork from off the table. and. threw it outside the aness-room,' Two thirds of the men present went out of the mess-room in a body, and went directly in a mob to the: commanding’ officer and requested, as did'the late Commune in Paris, ‘‘more bread and no. more pork!'! They were told: ton keep quiet, and they would have anything under heaven,”’ The ‘strikers . retarned,. and: partook of: eeffee and fresh bread, and ‘gave three groans .for the non-participants in the strike for “‘more’ grub.” Attention Tanners. A . A meeting will be held at the Theatre in this city, on ‘Saturday evening The people. know. these facts, and next, for the purpose of orgahizing a Union Republican ‘Club for the campaign. The canvass has already opened, Republicans are enthusiastic and itis time to ofganize. Let the Tanners rally again, and let all Republicans come up tothe meeting “next Saturday night. will be on hand to address the m.eeting. ea, “ ‘Tue: Canvassens, —The Rapublicans this year have out a host of good talkers in the canvass. Newton Booth will take an active part in the campaign. John; M,, Ponghian will travel, through the.Third District, A. A. Sargent will meet the people in the Second. District, and the following and effective spéakers. be found}: throughout the State, wherever their serviées ‘Will Setvé'thé chtse: Henry V. Tyler, Judge Mx L W. H. Sears, and a host of more or less lo‘cat fame: The will be vigon, and the énthusiGood speat ers . . tke place on’ the Slet Gy-of July, “. tickets should do so at once! “This ‘ scheme is under the charge of the For the first time since the year : opal of the elements of our organization are united, for even in the Presidential campaign there were some of the Old Guard who desetted the party in 1867, and_.who. disliked. to. make. a public repentance within a year afterward. Fout years of) rile by the tried it with the same result; re Ate venturing upon a fourth encounter, he came off victorious. "4 Ad: Tireniane. palate 1871, A, B. Mosher Democracy have been enough to disgust any of the converts to Haight who ever possessed any genuine Republicanism, and the present-year affords an opportunity for the wayward to returh, Which many, we Are happy to say, are improving. Governor Haight has disappointed many of the conservatives who voted.for him in 1867, on account of his close alliance with the chivalry elem@iit, and even the Irish wing of the Democratic party feel ver} lukewarm iti his ‘behalf. Furthermore, ‘he is not the man he professed to be. A nominal opponent of railroads, he has signed eighteen subsidy bills; an Elder in the church, he has legalized lotteries and opened the floodgates of gambling; a professed friend of the workingman he has bartered away all'their inter. ests; an advocate of truth and morality, he has ereeted monuments at the public expense and ‘taken to himself the credit.of paying for them out of his own parse; a man loud in his talk for reforms, he has created useless offices and subsidized his ‘‘bread and. butter brigade’’ in a manner, that would almost! bring a blush of shame to the cheeks of a ward politician. this isone great reason. why the chan-,; ces for a, Republican triumph in September next are so brilliant and flatand his hypocrisy. Again, the Republican ticket, taken as a whole, is probably the best ever presented to the people of California, and all the elements of the party are represented by their very best men. Itisour happy privilege to vote for candidates who are not only fitted for the positions for which they are named—then of ability, character, and sound priticiples—but they are also the uninistakable choice of the gréat mass of the memibers of the party. ‘The willof the opedyilehas ‘not been thwarted by the politicians, and hence we find the ticket ‘enthusiastically received all over the State.” In the camp of the enemy, the case is widely different.’ While amajority of the Democrats may have considered Haight as the most available man, they have no regard for him other than as he can serve the purposes of the campaign, and several of the other nominees are positively objectionable to the rauk and file of the party. The Germans have been entirely: ignored, and even worse than ignored, for they have been insulted by the nomination of Barry for State Printer, who has been engaged for months in defaming them and the land of ‘their birth. . The chivalry Democrats have ustarped nearly all the places and left. the remnant of old ‘War’ Democrats out in the egld. There is no enthusiasm in the ranks, and several of the leading Democratic newspapers profess indifference as to the result. Under these circumstances, and for other reasons that could be named, the Republican party is almost certain, to-carry California: at both the general and judicial elections, It is true, that there must be good, strong earnest work, but the'heart of every true Republican beats warmly for the fight,-and it is evident that our forces will all be on the ground to battle well and faithfully to redeem the State from Democratic rule. The glory of the triumph, the importance of the victory, and the benefit of the result cannot be over estimated. The Grand Gift Concert and Ball to be given by the Benevolent. Association of Placerville, will itively 1871. Those who have not eyptheir prominent men of Eldorado county, and'thereis_no'question but that it . The ni i ict got: your tickets. sages Ec ye 3 BORN.. At Columbia Hill, July 5th, 1871, to the: wife of William Nichols, t twins—sons. At Sweetland, July 7th, 1871, to the wife, of James McNamar, 3 son. RR EEA EL ARAL OIE OTE $43,000 IN GOLD. COIN! ooo GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA, $ POSTPONED UNTIL THE 15th mor OF AUGUST NEXT, when $43, 000 in Gola Coin will be awarded in Gold Coin, es t 60,000 Tickets at $1 00 in Cott, each. The Gifts rauge trom $5,000 tb $10, There will be NO CANCELLATION. of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from the Gifts. The drawing will take place, and the Gifts be awarded, precisely similar to the method adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert, held at San Francisco, citizens of North San Juan, and the Managers of this Association. The object of this Association is a purely Churches, Cemeteries,and Water Works, . in North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and . support of the public. . The' success of this Agsociation is. placed beyond a doubt. A large number of its Tickets having already been sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, also in ali parts of the States and Territories on this Coast. Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, willreceive and disburse all mon-' eys-had from ‘the sale of Tickets. . Acommission of Sixteen and two-thirds per cent allowed to Agents. As.a guaranty.of the good faith of the. managers of this Association in instituting this Gift Concert we will refer to the professional and business men of North San Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley. JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer. Ail orders and comnmunications to JAMES A. STIDGER, Sec’y, North San Juan, Cal. . Tanners. to. the Front ! Rally round the Flag, boys. MEETING of Union Republicans of Nevada City, will be heid at the Saturday Evening, July 15.

To organize a Club for; the coming Campaign. Let the Tanners and all other Republi. cans come out in force. Speeches will be made by leading Repub. licans. . Mare © Lost, A SMALL ‘BROWN MARE, branded “T” on the hip, strayed from my ch; in. Willow Valley, two weeks ago.— The finder will be suitably. rewarded upon the return of the animal to the ranch or to Lancaster’s Livery Stable, Nevada. jy CHAS. GENASCI, DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! 4 Nias BEST PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS IN THE COUNTY . 1s at H. LEVY'S, Ne. 30 Commercial hein, ASSORTMENT OF Ladies’ Fancy Dress Goods, Hats and Millinery Goods, ' Window Shade, dc, first-class Dry Goods WILL BE SOLD ' = decision Ee the Democratie County Conbenevolent one, for the Benefit of Schools, . . TOTAL SURPLUS PREMIUMS RETUENWHERE ¥OU WILL FIND THE BEST And a.general variety Seri Feet to is Store, Cheaper ‘Than ‘The Cheapest ! . fecommence domes SF ccciad ena can y word Convention. For ia of: Schools. J. WATSON, of Forest Springs, @ is announced as a candidate for the te the decision ef the Republican For Deperiniradéet’ af Sehoaly ent the Den Schools, fice of County Superintendent of Schools, tien “agi “ tie Oo B. of z, of Re e # candidate for the office of Sy Subject tothe q. County Sonven. jis County Convention. For Road Commissioner. EO. W. PARSHLEY Corral, will be a cunontiorur sa French f Nevada City, Of stoad . Comttissioner, Py = ROBB, of 28 8 Brie Bed « be ‘of the Union Repub’ Slt ahead Gounty, Judge, snbject_to . vention. vention. For Assemblyman. TEPHEN BARKER, of Little York; will bes candidate for the Assembly, oe Pain to the decision of the Union fee County ject to the Section of that of the Cae = Coutity Convention. Rea spt of ee ae notated a a a jul lican Convention. For County Judge. OnN 5 CALDWELL is hetedy announced as a.candidate for the ofiice of For Road Commissioner, NIHELL, of Nevada City, le candidate ae be el luissioner,; subject to the pecrate sey of as Re publicen County Geaventiia. jelo, County Judge; subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. For, County Treasurer. W. TULLY is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of Treasa oe Les MABSH, of, the unice wd ‘Gaetan, ist District, sup. ject to the decision of the Union Republican f ewada ca is asa candidate for Convention. urer of Nevada County, subject to the Democratic Nominating Convention . "For County Treasurer ininistrater, subject.to the decision of the Union Republi For Public: Adritsigrete, MULLER, ot of, Nevada city, YN icab data tn tavoanes city, wile County Convention. jy EO. R. CRAWFORD is hereby,.announced ‘as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject tothe decision of the Union Republican County Convention. For Assemblyman. M., GEORGE, of Grass ¥; bois ceidideve tor tie prec ject to the decision of the Union Republicin Convention. i " Connectiout Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, . . HARTFORD, CONN. ‘Lreasurer of Nevada County. Subject tothe gee es of the Union Republican Conyenon. AMES-J,. OTT is hereby announce a8 a candidate for the ‘ hd of County ie De FOR 1871, Four and Quarter Millions ! Assets about $82, 000, 000. Surplus about. $9, 000 ,000. TOTAL €CLAEMS BY DEATH PAID: <} TO DATE, over $11,000,000 H.& Gounty the Republican Coyyty Conyention,; . , j2 For Sheriff. OHN MAJO of Grass Val » will Sends County: subject to the decision. of Democratic County Convention. BLY “For County Surveyor. S. BRADLEY is hereby announccandidate.for the office of oe subjecttothe decision of ED TO ASSURED; 'TO DATE, ABOUT PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, —_— Removed their New Stock —or— , Paints, Oils, &e., TO intere wiew'stoich Under the Daily Transcript Office 8. W. CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS. Nevada, May 25th. THE GREAT NEW -YORK CIRCUS !/: _ MAMMOTH COMBINATION —or THE— OVERLAND AND NEW YORK —_—— A hpi Magnificent and aan Oa . array. of Human and Equinefalent will exhibit at : NEVADA CITY, Friday Evening, July 14th, '71. Fifty. Performers.and SeventyFive Thoroughbred Horses and Trick Ponies are ere wennd to his Establishment. ee ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR, Children Fifty Cents. js J. A. ROW, Agent. DR, LEVING'S Ce OBones, the ments of bone with unerring accuracy; to Musole, the same: blood furnishesthe ele~ ee ae eee the ss ts ae nerve; te Skin, elements 0: ; an Vessels, the elements, of while each of these dif somewhat ta cour. LW. aa eee they are every orery ‘or County Treasurer, subject to. 2 with tneretag-ascarsey: . f For District Attorney, * , 00,000 " W Du LO bereby tanouned 9s ea ‘ seein ‘date er: or Doar tieeies ‘ EXPENSE OF MANAGEMENT ies to a decision of the sent ear, 1870, . ty Conv A SEIU Ie . ga ny, ONLY 8.35. per, cemt of Income ! y. : f G.:P. SPARKS, © at. Wi of Beer at Vals, kjent Nevaidd Mi Areshingnoes ay meta of 8 = ae nds nounced as a Tena tiie fort oe} pron ton subject to the degision, of the alae wie ee awe Convention, REMOVAL. ‘For County Treasurer. ULIUs GREENW ALD is announoed as a candidate for re-election. to the office the decision of the Democratic County Convention.. ‘For County . “Treasurer. GOLDSMITH is hereby announced @ 88 a candidate for the office of County ‘Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. For County Recorder. i NK. MORSE, of Grass Valley, 8 RANK 3 2 @ candidate for the utlice or County Recorder, t.to the nominition of the Republican eon For County Recorder. M. WALANG, of Rough and Reidy ake trenshin. will. be a candidéte for the onice of County. Recorder, subject, to the decision of the Republican ” Convention. Kor Sheriff. ¥.sc0 DDEN, of Grass Valley, Ls hae is hereby Sere na s camidale 1 Sneriff of Nevada county, by his muy friends—subject to the decision of the be publican Convention. vention. For’ Réad Commissioner. P of Grass Valley, 5 . NFORD, as a candidate it tne office of Road Coraiissioner, mares the-decision of the pementieen coor OB SCOTT is is hereby a candidate for the egy aT ° ‘Inissioner, subject.to. the decision Republican County Convention. For Publié ‘Administrater ss OHN K. SALE announces a candidate for the office of Public Ade ministrator at the eiisuing County Ble For Sheriff. DICKSON is hereby smnmuns a8 a candidate: for the ot the Dene eet to the nomination of jel! cratic County Convention. “For County. Clerk. a ae miami : the office cl » Adieerts: “the following. Post Office in’ ‘th Monday, Persons inguirir letters will pleas ‘Wa. Andrews, ‘Wash 7, Bean, Wells jins, L. W, Cra 2,: C. Pease, J. Rot igon, Joe. Stone, ley Willcox, G. lenaaeiit Rick Pee = A ‘New. Donner Lake traction for tc steamer ‘‘Bessie, & Lace. She ‘twelve or fifteen prietors will mi are only.one or “The boat does n trips but runs to of téurista, run and the head of chor for fishing best'to make the charge is only $ dip. We advis “fakes to take wt F Eath We recently v: of Nevada cour ‘Republican mée: -.aroused-to--thecoming contest F siastio,.A Repr organized and a already become will be largely in ee wee or The Shawgt _V Yesterday aft “the city’ against “tin ‘before Ju idan & TJohnsc eity, and M. 8, “A ctiallengo was ide Win’ sun : pearihg that he ant.. The chall jury discharged, ‘timed to Frida; oar ae Ae Tuan; aged 7 y. tule on Frida: iia of : causing a fractu . the 2Ibow. Dr Bee ag rao ‘Wey Bid on, . Persons, whe their poll tax, chatged to thos before the Ist’ of poll tax is two “dollar is added a Bg ood saad “teste Bow alter today, tal “tb the tate of 3 is cheaper than ay other galler