July 13, 1882 (4 pages)

_At the Democratic ratification meetingm San Francisco, on Saturday ‘evening last, there appeared a form "of appa: ently earthly mould, claiming to be Ned Marshal’, and andible -eounds'are reported to have come from’the ghost. We say ‘‘ghost,” be eause Ned Marshall has been dead a _good many years, or ought to have been, We say ‘‘ghost,” because three in the specch uttered by the}! ghost, it alluded to having recéived "po nomination from the Democracy in thirty-two years, and everybody . . knows if Ned. Marshall had been “alive in the last quarter uf a century he would bave had at least a-dozen nominations at the hands of the Bourbons, or he wouhl have trained’ with every other party or faction of » party, and tried for noniiuations iv every one ofthein. We don’t believe it was Ned Marshall, at any rate, pot the real old “Doctor Jacob,” for that one, like Washington, couldn’t tell a lie—he left that wholly to Gov. Foote—but. this counterfeit, like the Tichborue claimnant, could not keep track of himself. Thus the wit of the ghost or subsitute, was ‘old and stale, aud the declaration was made that he had ‘‘mixed in all the free fights of the party for thirty years.” Now Ed, Marshall, if alive, wonld remember how he hacked away at John Bigler and the Demoeratic party in kuow-nothing days, aud what a ¢andidate he made ip that-memorable contest. for United States Senator, when he, ‘‘Hangman” Foote, and “‘Ipsedoodle” Ferguson were the candidates,»ny one of which ‘the people didn't wat badly, for all were defeated and the election post— poned another year, We don’t believe it was the old original ‘‘Doctor Jacob” for another reason. He would not three times with emphasis allude to an event which occurred ° thirty-two. years ago, for that would set ti.e young men of the Democ:atic party to searching political history to learn what that great event wag that happensd thirty-two years ago, and they would diseover that E. C, Marshall, brother of Tom Marshall, of Kentucky, was nominated for Congress from California, and elected, or counted in, Curiosity might praopt them to go aw little farthe: and see what E. C. Marshall did as Member of Congress, what gre:t _ sneasure be brought forward, or was identitied with, how he voted on this or that proposition that involved human rights and human happineas; and we know. the old genuine Kd Marshall would not in his life. time pr senses, or even in his dotage, challenge such an. investigation. Then, again jt don’t™ look likely that one of the pld simon-pure, -blue—graass ibloods conld condessond to take a momivation at the tail end of a ticket headed by a Union Generil, and especially when a Demograt in the flesh onght to be superstitions, knowing where Greeley, McClellan, and Haneock led the perty. The time was when Ed, Marshall declared the Democratic party had become so rovfen that the mag in the moun held his nose as he sailed over it, and that was less thin thirty years ago. Certainly the party has not improved its aroma since, aud Ed. Marshall must, tu use his own expression, ‘‘be steeped in the essence of his own odor” not tu sinell :the all abounding putridity. One baptism of carbolic acid asa substitute for every fifty of whisky tight sweeten the subject, aud help the air toa distance of three blocks at least. Why, the fellow at the Platt’s Hall pow-wow the other night,—tf the Examiner be Democratic aathor— ity,—we mean the fellow who pat in the claim of being Kl. Marshall, de— clared the Republiean party bad never done anything in the interest ‘bf labor. What greater act to ennohie iabor than to strike the fetters from four million of slaves, and establish the legal fact that the laborer was worthy of his hire? Who gave force and eifeet to the eight hour law? Who gave the homestead ac! {The mines can’t be stopped long . Keyser’s injunction,. The miners judicial trifler of their right to earn them to sit around idle and see their ing to catch the German vote, resolves against sumptuary laws, and . mation address ALBERT.LYSER, Presirefuses to put a German on their ticket, but unless they think through their, bellies and see under their mous— taches, they wont he canght by this, the Sunday law, a Déemoc. atic Governor signed it; another Democratic Legislature Democratic Supreme Courts have heli it to be constitutional. speaking about thesame law which a Democratic convention proposes to.repeal, The Democratic party has no princip'es. , That Gen. Stoneman was vcither a greatkuave while in the Union army, . Two and 13-100: ($1,492 13) Dollars dama in fighting for the principles in which he did not believe, simply for the pay there was in it, else he is a great demagogue now in allowing . his name to be used by the party againet which he fought that he may be made Governor. soldier who votes for him is in same bout offered by the hydraulic miners or a delay of sixty days in the suit it was Compa: y; and since there really has been two years of ilelay, the question is asked, who did yet the $40,000?” It is certain that the North Bloomfield folks have enjoyed the immunity they souht to buy from Marysville, and have been free from prose— cution #p to this time, calls the hydranlic miners of Nevada county from the Bve office to the hydraulic mines is 60 miles, editor of that paper assume to be ou Alexandria Tuesday morning, aad according to latest adyjuep had sueccvedet in silencing the fyrts; Suez Cana! was closet to ships by order,of the Engliah Admiral}; Coioye) iv the Contederate army, delivered the Fourth of July oration at Jerseyville, Ilingis, STANLEY A, EDDY... Proprietor ~ L M. Sukeforth, City, . Le 1 to catch big fees for lawyers with, enough to hurt any body tp this way. All of Marysville conldn’t do it, and the rag-tag and-bob-tail of Sacramento that is represented by the litt’ but noisy Bee can’t produce anything stronger than old don’t propose to le robbed by any a living. They arein dead earnest, and Uncle Sam’s regulars are about the only things that can compel families starve, no matter how much the owners of the mines are enjoined, They can go to jail quietly when arrested for covtempt, : but theré are “not enough jails in the State to hold them all. The Ree and Cadwalader have promised their ragtag-and—boh-tail followers at’ Sacra— mento more than they can carry out, OUR EXCHANGES, Half Minute Interviews With the Chiefs of the Sanetum. / NICHT WAHR ? oe ‘(Argonant.) The Democratic Convention, hopGermans are fond of lager, POVERTY OF PRIi.CIPLES, (Russian River Flag.) A Democratic legislature passed refused to repeal it. Weare A BAD BOAT TO RIDE IN, (Oakland Vidette. ) One of two things is very certain: Every Union the aoe eee Wilo « OT THE MONEY ? ) (RecordUnion.) xs Since Marysville sefused $40,000 to bring against the North Bloomfied > 2 THE eflitor of the Bacramento Bee “outlaws,” The distance Well might the very brave. Tax Koglish warships opened fire The Atonzo W Haypacx, ‘who was a MM omens tree, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, o-Toxspay, July 11. W. F. Van Slyke, Indian Springs, J. Chew, You Bet, M. O’Connor, Derbec Mine. J, §. Mooney, San Francisco. H P, Sontag, San Francisco. Frank Loher, San Francisco. . A. J. Lucas, San Frenciggo, J. F. Riely, Grass Valley. Mra. Schultz & d, Eureka. D. H. Williams, Grass Valley. KF, cLaughlin, Blue Tent, W. 1. Pearson, Timbuctoo. #rank A. Owens, Nevada City. Erastus Bonn, Oierk. a MARRIED, _ to the people of limited means, who needed homes and labored ta live ?. The ghost says he has been bidding for a Republican skull iu certaiti con__ tangencies. Give him an old one for bis right hand, and a monkey’s for ~ his left, that when he holds them up to an andience ‘with hie grinning ‘ jaws and hatless pimple between, _ they may see the missing link, —aaooss BASSE SAID THAN DONE. expires the fifteen days the Marsgvloauthoritie a ‘ y Anti-Debrigs on had given the bydraulic Oe Vets fe thee or be proceeded Sims, Jas. Byrne of this city and rie Loasius, of Moore's Flat, = Nivont is hereby given that Sealed ProAt Nevada City, July 12,1882, by Rev, J Miss Car Notice to Bridge Contractors. ¥ ee: Sha Seba hes dowd ta Hh above entitled action, wherein ROTEL ARRIVALS, . 20 is on wyout, and is full of illustrationsand descriptions of the latest sty'es in the above ay OTICE is hereby ven that Sealed ProNe mip 201, tar’ teriching aie Gnert House with 50 of Oak Wood, and five of Pine Wood ; and the Treasurer's ofce with ve of Oak Wood and two of Pine W: The oak to be October, 1882. By order visors, J, KE. CARR, Clerk. dent Board of Trustees, 838 Sun Francisco, ~"" GOUNTY SCRIP. eg following warrants on the General Fund, registered April 10th, 1382, and ge ye Nos, 286, 230, 287, 288, 248, $5, 279, 224, 208, 288, 218, 287, 262, 21, 257, 278, 234, 282, 288, 214, 200,'301, 296, 292, 203: . . al Road Pond. Auge’ Uh bah culobanenty: subsequently: Nos, 107, 43, 108, 109, 110, 111, 95, 60, 69, 84, rket Street, jy8 G, V. SCHMITTBURG, Treasurer of Nevada County. Nevada City, July 7th, 18382. Sheriff’s Sale. A. Monigsberger Superior Court in diab } rie. 644. Vite . 4. 8. Caivell. Alias Execution. NDER and by virtue of analais execution to me directed and delivered, issued out ofthe Superior Court,in and for the County of Nevada, State of ne duly attested the 10th day of June, A. 1882, in the A. Honigesberger, theabove named Plaintiff, recovered judgment against J. 8, Chivell, Defen dant, on the 13th day of May, A. D. 1882 for the sum of Fourteen Hundred Ninety yes, with interest at the rate of 7 per cent r annum till aa together with Plain ft's oe rr 96, —, rept at the date o! ib ent, and accry costs amounti: a py of #1 Th ie a) of reco: i eae per whereas on June 10th, A, D. 1882, the Sheriff of Nevada Cornty returned the execution issued in said cause, whereby it appears that the judgment in said cause is entitled to acredit of 265, less the Sheriff's costs and — costs amounting to the sum of $47 29, and wherehy it a that the balance due on said jydgment May 25th 1882 is Twelve Hundred Forty-th and 81-100 ($1,243 1 Dollars, : hag ty ppon and taken into execution all right, title and taba of thr above named efenvant in and to the following described property, as taken under attachment as see ty for said judgment on the lst doy of May; A. D, 1882, by writ therefore issued out of the Superior Qourt, in and for the County of Nevada, State of Valifornia, to-wit: W 4 of the W 3 of SW } of Section 35, and the oes the W } of the SE 4, Sectlon 84, Tp. 19 N.,R. 9 E., M, D. B. and M., Nevada County, State of Califor. nia, being on the records of Nevada county State of Salifornia standing inthe name of ice is he viven $ wil} sell a Public Sale in front of the Court House door, in the City of Neyada, County of Nevada, State of California, on Monday, fhe 191h Pay of: July. A.D. 1882, between the hours a 9 p’clock 4. M,, and 5 o’elook P. u., to wit, 2 o'clock Pp, M., all the right, title and inte: of said Defendant, J &, Chiveil, in and to the above described property, to the highest and best bidder for to estisfy said judgment, and all costs, Given nder my band this 16th day of ¥ 0. nak wm, gon A i ap Oe nier erur, 4, Walling; Klay Yorplaintis. "Jere POSTPONEMENT, The above Sale igheroby postponed unti Monday the 17th day of July, A, D, 1882, at the same hour and place, by order or Piaintiff’s Attorney. Given under my hand the 10th day of july, A. D, 1882. OQ, TOMPKINS, Sheriff, D. Carter, Under Sheriff. Plaintiff's Attorney, ‘ sm, wal, WALLER & McSORLEY 2245 Grand St., New York. SEND FOR OUR Fa hion Gazette and Patalogue No. 20 T_ enables you to buy New York goods New York prices, No household should SurITs, ‘Cloaks, Shawls, Woolens, Linens, ete., ete. D DEALERS IN © WATCHES, SILVER-PLATED. WARE, JEWELRY, BOOTS AND SHOES, GENTS YOUTHS’ & ROY'S CLOTHING, UNDER : WEAR, MILLINERY, YANKEE NOTIONS OUR Fashion Gazette ani Catalogue, No, . pe of goods. Single copies sent free on ré’ Wedeetn ae nts efi, th site ot . SH fot Aanks Rostagy, contencton, WALLER & McSORLEY. tt NOTICE,Ba Assessment Roll: of the OTICE 18. H@RBBY GIVEN THAT ind of theCounty, By oreS ies. . Novada City, July * ‘i Sie Baie GRAND BALL "NEVADA CITY (Catrronnta) DAILY TRANSCRIPT THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1882. —a — CITIZENS BANK. —_—— A Statement of its Financial Con dition at the beginning of busi Shed eed ness on Saturday morning, July . Ist, A. D. 18921 i ; RESOURCES, For the Benefit . crmwn 8 19,587 80 or Cash on deposit with other banks, 42,575 17 yo Bank pa and cash items,.. oo 4 . ‘ Gold BOLHON ss cece agen e ces OF THE-+ S. ounty Warrantas cscs p civ eec ees 16,975 06 P Loans on real estate.. eves 26,085 87, Loans on stock and bonds. . 660 YOUNG MEN’S T. G. Farrer, RECEPTION COMMITTEE. J, B. Gray, H, G. E Martin, Theo, Wells, Grand March ut 9 o'clock, Floor Director, H. V, Reardan. FLOOR COMMITTEE, Archie Nivens, 96, 112, 44, 117, 114, 115, 118,121, 119, 117 122, 116, 120, will be paid on presentation. . M. 0. Baruh, W. T. Morgan, Interest ceases from date. J B. Miller, . John Michel. D, E. Morgan, Jonn Nivens, A. I, Zekind, 1. USIC BY: j Hunt’s Fuil String Band. 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WILLIAM POWELL, } 8 herchy announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. R. D. CARTER 8 HEREBV ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for the office of Sheriff subject t0 the decision of the Democratic County Convention, jy2 For County Treasurer. L, W, DREYFUSS S$ HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS fA CANdidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demovratic County Convention jes Democratic Candidate --¥FOR— County Assessor, JAMES D, WHITE. +e an mnie neuer ath gegen iy For County Clerk. M. BYRNE, Jr., : Inu BE A CANDIDArK FOR THE nomination of COUNTY. .CLELK, suboj e tothe Demugratie County Convention Nitvada County.e EPARTURE. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MHS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. 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From my own experience observation of the effetts of the AINAXA ‘upon others, I am thoroughly convinced that itis al} you ajaijy, stimonisé Who MRS, M. .K Nucleus Hote}, ‘San se If vou do not find the i 10t f AINAXAB at your druggists, enclose One Dollar ‘in stamps or postal order fo‘our gddregs, and t will be seut by ex free of charge. 305 Mont; i Fron REDINGTON & 60. gents, 8, _M. B. B. POTTER, Principal, . Established January Ist, 1891, The Most Successful Educational Instityte im Nopthern Cplifornia. ty. pees All of the Gos . Cor, Broad and Pine Sts., ap stairs, . {iso German,French,Latin & Greek, . eh) . eal AN DMOST MAGNIFiIcuUNT ——8T6CK oF-——: ec cicd ye i oO ) These Goods have’ just been ‘received frem the Eastern manufactories and at Osave money by examining my Gocds and Prices before making their purchases elsewhere. DON’T FORGET THE PLACE. K. CASE 1} 1 Cor. Ping & TELE Mutual Life Insurance Co., OF NEW YORK. FS: WINetON. te PRESIDANT, Ansetn,91,135,286.62. pany has paid for Death Claims and Matured Kudowment Pulicies Cver Six Million Dollars. For Lapsed and Surrendered Policies nearly Four. Million Dollars For Dividends to Policy Holders, Over ThreeMillion Dollars. Siuce its organization Over $162,700,000 Have been paid to Policy Holders and their Heirs, Legitimate Life Insurance ON Ise. y confines itself strictly to transaction of legitimate Life Insurance, ssuing only Life and Endowment Policies No Tontine or other Speculative form of Policy Issued, Lower Premium Rates than those of any other First Class Company. Ph Premiums payable in CASH only, . ¥in no note asa lien on the Policy to Ue deduet ed when the Policy becomes's claim, For further intormation apply to LEOPOLD CARTHE, Agent Nevada City, Or to A. B. FORBES, G neral Agent for the Pacifi Coast, 2 Sansome Street Sqn Fraycitey. — jy12 DR. S. M. HARRIS, Of Grass Valley : DENTIST. In Nevada City, Mond Ww nesdays and Fri ays. Sih rn Office in Morgan & Robert's Block. 2 Nevado City. tierce ‘Treseertneeee mat iyi eter Fs tien eee Surplus, $11,000,000, Resin axl . URING THE PAST YEAR this Comeh 4, : By T. H. Carr, Deputy. ; : t Nevada City, hae 11th, 1882, . ' hd . Furniture and office fixtures. . 3,000 00 . , larary Acie Bank premises. ..0,.-.se0eee+ 5,000 00 : ‘ a. te ¢ / " s Toul Assets 55 cise $161,027 04 : B ila f erat phils % s Pike : LIABILITIBA. ; . : : y Cash Capital, paid up... $ 30,000 00 : yo pane in all the Courts of the Surplus. af asin nrdact mate we 21 FOR CENTLEMEN AND BOYS, ; SAPs Due Depositore. 0. eis EA y i on Main strest, thres doors above nie Dividends unpaid..05.01. 412 15 . Union Hotel, Nevada City. jy ° em : bid ere 7 . id Total Linbilities... $151,027 04 . : : WASHINGTON COLLEGE. srueotcatoraa couty atone GENES FUMMSNINE LOOUS, : ' ye dosolemnly swear we have HUNT'S HALL, each of us mf mroayes ee . = y 3 oe fi ashington Alameda matters containe in the foregving sta gh Wi Co. ment, and that the same is a true and accurate statement of the financial condition of ‘ s the Citizens Bank on the morning of Jul 1 € Frida Kveni Jal At lst, 1882, according to the best of our know!l‘ = , HIS eerie areer will re-open for t * . edge and belief,and that the assets enumera the year 1882-83, WEDNESDAY, AUtet are all under the custody and control of as sis GUST th, with » GREATLY EXTENDED the proper offivers and agents of the Fant. ree of ly, and ENLARGED corps of . shen emit ¢ furthermore riers § swear that the ats an a S TEACHERS. ‘The t have pi Paid up Capital of the said Bank is ‘Thirty . vy ) . capital consists of the assets transfer! ry f me bes : ed s. sig thc ol ga er sh Saneeniptee or Aerengaments. the es of Nevada County to the. 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_At the Democratic ratification meetingm San Francisco, on Saturday ‘evening last, there appeared a form "of appa: ently earthly mould, claiming to be Ned Marshal’, and andible -eounds'are reported to have come from’the ghost. We say ‘‘ghost,” be eause Ned Marshall has been dead a _good many years, or ought to have been, We say ‘‘ghost,” because three in the specch uttered by the}! ghost, it alluded to having recéived "po nomination from the Democracy in thirty-two years, and everybody . . knows if Ned. Marshall had been “alive in the last quarter uf a century he would bave had at least a-dozen nominations at the hands of the Bourbons, or he wouhl have trained’ with every other party or faction of » party, and tried for noniiuations iv every one ofthein. We don’t believe it was Ned Marshall, at any rate, pot the real old “Doctor Jacob,” for that one, like Washington, couldn’t tell a lie—he left that wholly to Gov. Foote—but. this counterfeit, like the Tichborue claimnant, could not keep track of himself. Thus the wit of the ghost or subsitute, was ‘old and stale, aud the declaration was made that he had ‘‘mixed in all the free fights of the party for thirty years.” Now Ed, Marshall, if alive, wonld remember how he hacked away at John Bigler and the Demoeratic party in kuow-nothing days, aud what a ¢andidate he made ip that-memorable contest. for United States Senator, when he, ‘‘Hangman” Foote, and “‘Ipsedoodle” Ferguson were the candidates,»ny one of which ‘the people didn't wat badly, for all were defeated and the election post— poned another year, We don’t believe it was the old original ‘‘Doctor Jacob” for another reason. He would not three times with emphasis allude to an event which occurred ° thirty-two. years ago, for that would set ti.e young men of the Democ:atic party to searching political history to learn what that great event wag that happensd thirty-two years ago, and they would diseover that E. C, Marshall, brother of Tom Marshall, of Kentucky, was nominated for Congress from California, and elected, or counted in, Curiosity might praopt them to go aw little farthe: and see what E. C. Marshall did as Member of Congress, what gre:t _ sneasure be brought forward, or was identitied with, how he voted on this or that proposition that involved human rights and human happineas; and we know. the old genuine Kd Marshall would not in his life. time pr senses, or even in his dotage, challenge such an. investigation. Then, again jt don’t™ look likely that one of the pld simon-pure, -blue—graass ibloods conld condessond to take a momivation at the tail end of a ticket headed by a Union Generil, and especially when a Demograt in the flesh onght to be superstitions, knowing where Greeley, McClellan, and Haneock led the perty. The time was when Ed, Marshall declared the Democratic party had become so rovfen that the mag in the moun held his nose as he sailed over it, and that was less thin thirty years ago. Certainly the party has not improved its aroma since, aud Ed. Marshall must, tu use his own expression, ‘‘be steeped in the essence of his own odor” not tu sinell :the all abounding putridity. One baptism of carbolic acid asa substitute for every fifty of whisky tight sweeten the subject, aud help the air toa distance of three blocks at least. Why, the fellow at the Platt’s Hall pow-wow the other night,—tf the Examiner be Democratic aathor— ity,—we mean the fellow who pat in the claim of being Kl. Marshall, de— clared the Republiean party bad never done anything in the interest ‘bf labor. What greater act to ennohie iabor than to strike the fetters from four million of slaves, and establish the legal fact that the laborer was worthy of his hire? Who gave force and eifeet to the eight hour law? Who gave the homestead ac! {The mines can’t be stopped long . Keyser’s injunction,. The miners judicial trifler of their right to earn them to sit around idle and see their ing to catch the German vote, resolves against sumptuary laws, and . mation address ALBERT.LYSER, Presirefuses to put a German on their ticket, but unless they think through their, bellies and see under their mous— taches, they wont he canght by this, the Sunday law, a Déemoc. atic Governor signed it; another Democratic Legislature Democratic Supreme Courts have heli it to be constitutional. speaking about thesame law which a Democratic convention proposes to.repeal, The Democratic party has no princip'es. , That Gen. Stoneman was vcither a greatkuave while in the Union army, . Two and 13-100: ($1,492 13) Dollars dama in fighting for the principles in which he did not believe, simply for the pay there was in it, else he is a great demagogue now in allowing . his name to be used by the party againet which he fought that he may be made Governor. soldier who votes for him is in same bout offered by the hydraulic miners or a delay of sixty days in the suit it was Compa: y; and since there really has been two years of ilelay, the question is asked, who did yet the $40,000?” It is certain that the North Bloomfield folks have enjoyed the immunity they souht to buy from Marysville, and have been free from prose— cution #p to this time, calls the hydranlic miners of Nevada county from the Bve office to the hydraulic mines is 60 miles, editor of that paper assume to be ou Alexandria Tuesday morning, aad according to latest adyjuep had sueccvedet in silencing the fyrts; Suez Cana! was closet to ships by order,of the Engliah Admiral}; Coioye) iv the Contederate army, delivered the Fourth of July oration at Jerseyville, Ilingis, STANLEY A, EDDY...... Proprietor ~ L M. Sukeforth, City, . Le 1 to catch big fees for lawyers with, enough to hurt any body tp this way. All of Marysville conldn’t do it, and the rag-tag and-bob-tail of Sacramento that is represented by the litt’ but noisy Bee can’t produce anything stronger than old don’t propose to le robbed by any a living. They arein dead earnest, and Uncle Sam’s regulars are about the only things that can compel families starve, no matter how much the owners of the mines are enjoined, They can go to jail quietly when arrested for covtempt, : but theré are “not enough jails in the State to hold them all. The Ree and Cadwalader have promised their ragtag-and—boh-tail followers at’ Sacra— mento more than they can carry out, OUR EXCHANGES, Half Minute Interviews With the Chiefs of the Sanetum. / NICHT WAHR ? oe ‘(Argonant.) The Democratic Convention, hopGermans are fond of lager, POVERTY OF PRIi.CIPLES, (Russian River Flag.) A Democratic legislature passed refused to repeal it. Weare A BAD BOAT TO RIDE IN, (Oakland Vidette. ) One of two things is very certain: Every Union the aoe eee Wilo « OT THE MONEY ? ) (RecordUnion.) xs Since Marysville sefused $40,000 to bring against the North Bloomfied > 2 THE eflitor of the Bacramento Bee “outlaws,” The distance Well might the very brave. Tax Koglish warships opened fire The Atonzo W Haypacx, ‘who was a MM omens tree, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, o-Toxspay, July 11. W. F. Van Slyke, Indian Springs, J. Chew, You Bet, M. O’Connor, Derbec Mine. J, §. Mooney, San Francisco. H P, Sontag, San Francisco. Frank Loher, San Francisco. . A. J. Lucas, San Frenciggo, J. F. Riely, Grass Valley. Mra. Schultz & d, Eureka. D. H. Williams, Grass Valley. KF, cLaughlin, Blue Tent, W. 1. Pearson, Timbuctoo. #rank A. Owens, Nevada City. Erastus Bonn, Oierk. a MARRIED, _ to the people of limited means, who needed homes and labored ta live ?. The ghost says he has been bidding for a Republican skull iu certaiti con__ tangencies. Give him an old one for bis right hand, and a monkey’s for ~ his left, that when he holds them up to an andience ‘with hie grinning ‘ jaws and hatless pimple between, _ they may see the missing link, —aaooss BASSE SAID THAN DONE. expires the fifteen days the Marsgvloauthoritie a ‘ y Anti-Debrigs on had given the bydraulic Oe Vets fe thee or be proceeded Sims, Jas. Byrne of this city and rie Loasius, of Moore's Flat, = Nivont is hereby given that Sealed ProAt Nevada City, July 12,1882, by Rev, J Miss Car Notice to Bridge Contractors. ¥ ee: Sha Seba hes dowd ta Hh above entitled action, wherein ROTEL ARRIVALS, . 20 is on wyout, and is full of illustrationsand descriptions of the latest sty'es in the above ay OTICE is hereby ven that Sealed ProNe mip 201, tar’ teriching aie Gnert House with 50 of Oak Wood, and five of Pine Wood ; and the Treasurer's ofce with ve of Oak Wood and two of Pine W: The oak to be October, 1882. By order visors, J, KE. CARR, Clerk. dent Board of Trustees, 838 Sun Francisco, ~"" GOUNTY SCRIP. eg following warrants on the General Fund, registered April 10th, 1382, and ge ye Nos, 286, 230, 287, 288, 248, $5, 279, 224, 208, 288, 218, 287, 262, 21, 257, 278, 234, 282, 288, 214, 200,'301, 296, 292, 203: . . al Road Pond. Auge’ Uh bah culobanenty: subsequently: Nos, 107, 43, 108, 109, 110, 111, 95, 60, 69, 84, rket Street, jy8 G, V. SCHMITTBURG, Treasurer of Nevada County. Nevada City, July 7th, 18382. Sheriff’s Sale. A. Monigsberger Superior Court in diab } rie. 644. Vite . 4. 8. Caivell. Alias Execution. NDER and by virtue of analais execution to me directed and delivered, issued out ofthe Superior Court,in and for the County of Nevada, State of ne duly attested the 10th day of June, A. 1882, in the A. Honigesberger, theabove named Plaintiff, recovered judgment against J. 8, Chivell, Defen dant, on the 13th day of May, A. D. 1882 for the sum of Fourteen Hundred Ninety yes, with interest at the rate of 7 per cent r annum till aa together with Plain ft's oe rr 96, —, rept at the date o! ib ent, and accry costs amounti: a py of #1 Th ie a) of reco: i eae per whereas on June 10th, A, D. 1882, the Sheriff of Nevada Cornty returned the execution issued in said cause, whereby it appears that the judgment in said cause is entitled to acredit of 265, less the Sheriff's costs and — costs amounting to the sum of $47 29, and wherehy it a that the balance due on said jydgment May 25th 1882 is Twelve Hundred Forty-th and 81-100 ($1,243 1 Dollars, : hag ty ppon and taken into execution all right, title and taba of thr above named efenvant in and to the following described property, as taken under attachment as see ty for said judgment on the lst doy of May; A. D, 1882, by writ therefore issued out of the Superior Qourt, in and for the County of Nevada, State of Valifornia, to-wit: W 4 of the W 3 of SW } of Section 35, and the oes the W } of the SE 4, Sectlon 84, Tp. 19 N.,R. 9 E., M, D. B. and M., Nevada County, State of Califor. nia, being on the records of Nevada county State of Salifornia standing inthe name of ice is he viven $ wil} sell a Public Sale in front of the Court House door, in the City of Neyada, County of Nevada, State of California, on Monday, fhe 191h Pay of: July. A.D. 1882, between the hours a 9 p’clock 4. M,, and 5 o’elook P. u., to wit, 2 o'clock Pp, M., all the right, title and inte: of said Defendant, J &, Chiveil, in and to the above described property, to the highest and best bidder for to estisfy said judgment, and all costs, Given nder my band this 16th day of ¥ 0. nak wm, gon A i ap Oe nier erur, 4, Walling; Klay Yorplaintis. "Jere POSTPONEMENT, The above Sale igheroby postponed unti Monday the 17th day of July, A, D, 1882, at the same hour and place, by order or Piaintiff’s Attorney. Given under my hand the 10th day of july, A. D, 1882. OQ, TOMPKINS, Sheriff, D. Carter, Under Sheriff. Plaintiff's Attorney, ‘ sm, wal, WALLER & McSORLEY 2245 Grand St., New York. SEND FOR OUR Fa hion Gazette and Patalogue No. 20 T_ enables you to buy New York goods New York prices, No household should SurITs, ‘Cloaks, Shawls, Woolens,

Linens, ete., ete. D DEALERS IN © WATCHES, SILVER-PLATED. WARE, JEWELRY, BOOTS AND SHOES, GENTS YOUTHS’ & ROY'S CLOTHING, UNDER : WEAR, MILLINERY, YANKEE NOTIONS OUR Fashion Gazette ani Catalogue, No, . pe of goods. Single copies sent free on ré’ Wedeetn ae nts efi, th site ot . SH fot Aanks Rostagy, contencton, WALLER & McSORLEY. tt NOTICE,Ba Assessment Roll: of the OTICE 18. H@RBBY GIVEN THAT ind of theCounty, By oreS ies. . Novada City, July * ‘i Sie Baie GRAND BALL "NEVADA CITY (Catrronnta) DAILY TRANSCRIPT THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1882. —a — CITIZENS BANK. —_—— A Statement of its Financial Con dition at the beginning of busi Shed eed ness on Saturday morning, July . Ist, A. D. 18921 i ; RESOURCES, For the Benefit . crmwn 8 19,587 80 or Cash on deposit with other banks, 42,575 17 yo Bank pa and cash items,... oo 4 . ‘ Gold BOLHON ss cece agen e ces OF THE-+ S. ounty Warrantas cscs p civ eec ees 16,975 06 P Loans on real estate.... eves 26,085 87, Loans on stock and bonds. . 660 YOUNG MEN’S T. G. Farrer, RECEPTION COMMITTEE. J, B. Gray, H, G. E Martin, Theo, Wells, Grand March ut 9 o'clock, Floor Director, H. V, Reardan. FLOOR COMMITTEE, Archie Nivens, 96, 112, 44, 117, 114, 115, 118,121, 119, 117 122, 116, 120, will be paid on presentation. . M. 0. Baruh, W. T. Morgan, Interest ceases from date. J B. Miller, . John Michel. D, E. Morgan, Jonn Nivens, A. I, Zekind, 1. USIC BY: j Hunt’s Fuil String Band. Tickets $1 50. eee Admission to the Gallery 50 cents, ree, An Invitation fs extended ta all, M Tuis WEEK WE OFFER SPECIAL. INDUCEMENTS $6.00 Plumes for $4. 59. $4.99 ‘Plunges for $2.00. The Finest Assortm * . MRS,-LESPER-AND-CRAWFORD, ~ MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD, ey earn AND pdt hs od . LESEER AND CRAWFORD. LESTER AND CRAWFO B MRS. LESEER AND CRAWFORD, j , LESTER AND CRAWFORD; RS. LEATER AND CRAWFORD, . LESTER ANB CRAWFORD, , LESTER AND CRAWFORD, . LESTER AND CRAWFORD Miliaory Conds From New York Now Goods Just Opened. OUR ASSORTMENT is COMPLETE. peehnrws@ucinkos aN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. sain obtoowson . 1Eo0d8 at Retail Soldat San Francisoo Wholesale Prices! Ladies Loans on other sceurities, . . Loans on personal security only ., Real estate tuken for debt.... Interest accrued(county securities) FOR SHERIFF. WILLIAM POWELL, } 8 herchy announced as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. R. D. CARTER 8 HEREBV ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for the office of Sheriff subject t0 the decision of the Democratic County Convention, jy2 For County Treasurer. L, W, DREYFUSS S$ HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS fA CANdidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Demovratic County Convention jes Democratic Candidate --¥FOR— County Assessor, JAMES D, WHITE. +e an mnie neuer ath gegen iy For County Clerk. M. BYRNE, Jr., : Inu BE A CANDIDArK FOR THE nomination of COUNTY. .CLELK, suboj e tothe Demugratie County Convention Nitvada County.e EPARTURE. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS, LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MHS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD t . nna OUR-— for two mouths, and find that it Pplishing the desired resul are now offered for sale AINAXAB, Tho Celebrated Egyptian Elixi for the Skin, We herewith append a few testimonials : San Franciseo, March 29, 1882, Gentlemen : Ihave been using your Ainaxab, and tind it a most delicious affair, not only beneficial but mostagrees bly refreshing forthe skin, K shail continue to useit.— Please send me three bottles, Yours Truly, ha VON TRAUTMANN, Directress Geistinger Opera Troupe, §an Francisco, . Lhave used your AINAXAB in my famil for some time, and am much pleased wit! its action. . It has a pleasant and cooling sensation to the skin, and to those aff with black spots, or face worms, I can heartily recommend it, as ther removal is almost instantancous, one or two applications accomt . tiully, De, CHAS, W, HIBBAKD, 202 Stockton Street, San neisco. San Francisco, April 17, 1882. +I have your AINAXAB all Gentlemen TEE: RR, CA CORNEREOF PINE AND:COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY, :7 9 ceneeeetenemeded “eae ]———o im ix Hats, HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER. . ” -. NEVADA CITY ACADEMY, $5.00 Plumes for $00 $1.59 Tips for $1,00 ent of Flowers ever brought to this clty at equally Low Rates. BEAUTIFUL ROSES 5 and 10 CENTS EACH, Ez Polite ar tention whether you purchase or not MRS. LRSPER & CRAWFORD, % Near the Union Hotel,§Matn8Street, }Nevada Ci Pan the good qualities you clain for te I think it is the best thing toremove the bad effects of paints or dry make up, 1’ shall continue to useit.as it gives me entire satisfaction. Respectfully yours, _. LOUISE LESTER, Primp Donna, Tivoli Theatre, T am potin the habit of givn, als, but take Seanite in saying *, tl use face es and powders of any kind! that none has given me more satisfuction or comfort than your AINAXAB, <I feel con. vinced that when once used, no lady will be without it. From my own experience observation of the effetts of the AINAXA ‘upon others, I am thoroughly convinced that itis al} you ajaijy, stimonisé Who MRS, M. .K Nucleus Hote}, ‘San se If vou do not find the i 10t f AINAXAB at your druggists, enclose One Dollar ‘in stamps or postal order fo‘our gddregs, and t will be seut by ex free of charge. 305 Mont; i Fron REDINGTON & 60. gents, 8, _M. B. B. POTTER, Principal, . Established January Ist, 1891, The Most Successful Educational Instityte im Nopthern Cplifornia. ty. pees All of the Gos . Cor, Broad and Pine Sts., ap stairs, . {iso German,French,Latin & Greek, . eh) . eal AN DMOST MAGNIFiIcuUNT ——8T6CK oF-——: ec cicd ye i oO ) These Goods have’ just been ‘received frem the Eastern manufactories and at Osave money by examining my Gocds and Prices before making their purchases elsewhere. DON’T FORGET THE PLACE. K. CASE 1} 1 Cor. Ping & TELE Mutual Life Insurance Co., OF NEW YORK. FS: WINetON. te PRESIDANT, Ansetn,91,135,286.62. pany has paid for Death Claims and Matured Kudowment Pulicies Cver Six Million Dollars. For Lapsed and Surrendered Policies nearly Four. Million Dollars For Dividends to Policy Holders, Over ThreeMillion Dollars. Siuce its organization Over $162,700,000 Have been paid to Policy Holders and their Heirs, Legitimate Life Insurance ON Ise. y confines itself strictly to transaction of legitimate Life Insurance, ssuing only Life and Endowment Policies No Tontine or other Speculative form of Policy Issued, Lower Premium Rates than those of any other First Class Company. Ph Premiums payable in CASH only, . ¥in no note asa lien on the Policy to Ue deduet ed when the Policy becomes's claim, For further intormation apply to LEOPOLD CARTHE, Agent Nevada City, Or to A. B. FORBES, G neral Agent for the Pacifi Coast, 2 Sansome Street Sqn Fraycitey. — jy12 DR. S. M. HARRIS, Of Grass Valley : DENTIST. In Nevada City, Mond Ww nesdays and Fri ays. Sih rn Office in Morgan & Robert's Block. 2 Nevado City. tierce ‘Treseertneeee mat iyi eter Fs tien eee Surplus, $11,000,000, Resin axl . URING THE PAST YEAR this Comeh 4, : By T. H. Carr, Deputy. ; : t Nevada City, hae 11th, 1882, . ' hd . Furniture and office fixtures.. . 3,000 00 . , larary Acie Bank premises.. ...0,.-.se0eee+ 5,000 00 : ‘ a. te ¢ / " s Toul Assets 55 cise $161,027 04 : B ila f erat phils % s Pike : LIABILITIBA. ; . : : y Cash Capital, paid up...... $ 30,000 00 : yo pane in all the Courts of the Surplus.. af asin nrdact mate we 21 FOR CENTLEMEN AND BOYS, ; SAPs Due Depositore. 0.. eis EA y i on Main strest, thres doors above nie Dividends unpaid....05..01. 412 15 . Union Hotel, Nevada City. jy ° em : bid ere 7 . id Total Linbilities...... $151,027 04 . : : WASHINGTON COLLEGE. srueotcatoraa couty atone GENES FUMMSNINE LOOUS, : ' ye dosolemnly swear we have HUNT'S HALL, each of us mf mroayes ee . = y 3 oe fi ashington Alameda matters containe in the foregving sta gh Wi Co. ment, and that the same is a true and accurate statement of the financial condition of ‘ s the Citizens Bank on the morning of Jul 1 € Frida Kveni Jal At lst, 1882, according to the best of our know!l‘ = , HIS eerie areer will re-open for t * . edge and belief,and that the assets enumera the year 1882-83, WEDNESDAY, AUtet are all under the custody and control of as sis GUST th, with » GREATLY EXTENDED the proper offivers and agents of the Fant. ree of ly, and ENLARGED corps of . shen emit ¢ furthermore riers § swear that the ats an a S TEACHERS. ‘The t have pi Paid up Capital of the said Bank is ‘Thirty . vy ) . capital consists of the assets transfer! ry f me bes : ed s. sig thc ol ga er sh Saneeniptee or Aerengaments. the es of Nevada County to the. Citizens . us a -¢! thers : eh fittir Stake sea ond women for business, coe c E, M. PRESTON, President. : Trunks Valises etc A NOKMAL DEPARTMENT designed to JNO. T. MORGAN, Cashier, a j 5 LS . Py train students for examination and tewching . John Nivens, Theo, Wells, Subscribed and sworn before me, a Notary ‘ ) ee : j PB ah Fol fr eg Migpinkiy soho 7 fo og Will Morgan, Mose Baruh, hedlger ry herve for an Frag ig or : . , tate of California, 3 y ly, A. agement. For Catal or further infor. Joe Miller, Harry Martin. . taper ’ NILES SEAULS, . HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPC RIUM : f SPA " . : x « € “ Wl GREATLY REDUCED KATES. Commercial sts 1860, (1882. « —oFetablisked Sept. 6, 1860, By N. P. RROWN & CO. — on N. P. Brown and L. §, Calkins,. PROPRIETORS, BUND od DIT, A PAPER FOR ALL! —PELIS— fin.: en . Daily Transcript Is THE : LARGEST DAILY PAPER IN THE Sierra Nevada Gold Fields. Remember that it ccsts only $7 a year, or =o . $6 in Advance. HAVING THE ’ LARGEST CCRULATION, IT IS]THE Ore Adverlsag Mac . vr poh Bt L. DEPARTMENT is_ very completr. Opr prices for Billheads, Letterheads, ~~ Blankwork,