July 29, 1876 (4 pages)

TUNATE, EW ‘REMEDIEg SPENSARY__ EY STREET, 54, for th Seminal Plamen Strictpre, Syphi a} Weakitas 1 Beases (of O¥8 BUccess. Bly ) pleasure of’ an, med from visiti . Panes and hag iépenrary Ceramercia -” patients and y Lod him, — neither time nop ~ ‘Temedies, and hag acilities for the ;euses, — of persons, both e who are suffer, nee ‘from the ef. 8, Or fro i Tere te figured faces ana tutions, disqual, ihess Of marriaye ~~ In this horrig until death closes ua: dians, friends who are sufferiag le life destroy are .cared for Send them im. , & physician who his especial study . rtain to cure the thout mercury or nportant to those bse who are inter eir friends, tobe . nded doctors who ing their skill in sw days, imposing hurope and other areful and make nay fal) into the ikness. e consequence of vice, ordepraved racticed by the almost unlimited herring certainty orbid symptoms, cientific medical ountenance, dark in the head, ring. e the rustling of chariots, uneasinexs of the limbs, intellect, loss of yproac hingstrang. acquaintances, 4 ty, loss of mem. ples and various , furred tongue, nsumption, night requent insanity, persons 80 afflict. jately, either in ve a cure effected mode of treating fails of effecting Dr. G, will give ry one who will that he wascured ther of the we len, ite marriage, who of these fearful pt the sacred rethem, nor delay tibbon’s office or eaicines may rely iidential secrecy expect no mor a fair and mutu ation of services ~ circumstances iia prevalent and nm among quacks nsible, and : will itten instrument, » radical and pew» ‘harge. lome, 1y be CURED AT etter to Dr. Gibptoms, length of ntinuéd, and the arded, free from ) any partof the ain direction for ter through the lls, Fargo & Co., ill be forwarded he Union. SON, 623 Kearney . , San Francisco, mercial treet. . 1957 on the lee . please, inform ad his advertise RIPT. my] tent to Min m. ND OFFICE, .» May 4, 1876, en that William H. O. Dauchey, — n, Geo. Mclvor, Duncan, whore Nevada, County, on for, Patent for ing Claims, besrgton Mining Dis »» and described yed land, being of 8 E kand8E ae NE 3 of seeE \& and N % of RE & of SW¥% ge 10 East, £ NW} of F Range 11 East, tuining $49 17-100 . of the following ation, made Feb»whie et al: the bruary 23d 1876, Duncan location, by I. W. Duncan made March. ll the Wise location e March 11 1876, Dauchey location . and the Mclvor 19, 1876. All of ord in the effire Nevada County, jlicants claim by the claim %% the “East by ve claimed by Chas. South by vacant + adverse claims ed to present the rithin sixty days shing hereof. AND Reg'ster. Applicants, m? (RANTS. ¥ DOLLARS ia ‘4! > Modes «05. s0000 05s supCeinity { Mone.'.°***** oA Didar e. .e or cee ee Monterey. ..-06+. 8: fuolumue.. 4.5 MUR Gives ceeeteien GrVengira..006 sot Nevadsa.. ac PAL EONG oak a kcaesieea so 7 ae gs ! peee ee ETI pe CRE TUOR cee ccuse cere 8 ~Kearney ‘ Repuvlicau electors and wll other voters Alameda..-.+19 Plumas...-4 Alping...++++ bSrcraim utv..21 BIMBOE isa cones T.8.n Benito. .+3 Bae ss isi ves cass L0!Sin B r.uardinv.4 ~ OUalaveras . . eee GIS ww Diexo « « ==6 COLUSS. . eee eesees $i5.au Franvisco.-75 , hoice of such delegates; and ' VOL, XXXII. The Daily Granseript = NEVADA CITY, CAL. “Hl. P. BROWN. B, J, WATSON: BROWN & WATSON,.*__Proprietors. SOER “REPUBLIGAN STATZ CUN_. VENTION. e Booms or THE UNION . STATE CENTR‘\L COMMITTEE* Sau Francis:o, Muy‘2s, 1876. NOE next Unio Republican State Con“yeution tor the nomination. of Six PRESIDENTIAL EcEcTORs ani 5S XALTERMATES, aud\a ‘State Covtrelic r,”.to fill tue vacancy caused by the deeraseof Hon. J. W. MANDEVILLE, the.late in umbent, wil beteli in tue city of San Francisco, on WEDNESD\Y, Aagust 9th, 18 6, at Dashaway Hall, soutu.side of Post street, between and Dxpont streets, at ten M o'clock A : : ; Convention for the election V Flume Company, ~NevadaandGrass-Valley, Mining and Building Timbers, THE: —oF— z 4 RE now prepared to fill: orders for Lumbr of Every Description, _ Common, Finishing, and a General Assortment of Building Lumber Always on Hand, A Large Amount of Seasoned of delugstes, tue committees of tue 8 *veral counties are recommended to. invite all witnout regard to past po itical differeuees or previous party atfilistions, who ae op-. posed to reviviag section . issues, and desire to promote friendly fe-iing wnu permanent harmony throughout the country dy m intaiaing and en-orving ali the cmstitutiowat rights of very citiz -nin-luding the fulla:d tree exervise of ths myht of snffrage without intimidation anil without i : i No. 790, fraud; who are in fuv.r of the continued 2 le prosecution and punish -nt of all official Application for a Patent toa dishonesty, and of an ecunomivai admiois‘Mining Claim. oes tration of the Go vernme t by houest; 2-3 fa tuful and capable ozlicers; who are in favor of making such refers 1 govern mnt a3 experience may from time to time suggest: Wao are opprsed to impairing the creiit of the nition by depre: isting any of its obligations, aud ia faver of sur. taining in every way th~ national faith aud financial honor; who hold that the comin n weohoul syste v is the nurs: ry of Am rad liberty‘ and ghoula be m tintuined abso lutely free froin sectarian control; who velieve that, for the promution of these ends the direction of the Government should continud to be confided to those why adhere to the principle of 1776, sn 1 support them a3 incorporated in. tue C -netitution and.the laws; 211 who are in favor of recoguizing and rtrengthening the fundamental prinviples-ot National Unity in itis Centennial Anuiversary of the birt of ithe Republic. : TLe apportionment of Delegates is-as fol. lows: Contra Costd..8:04u Juaqain.. 15 Del Norte ...tj3an Louis Ubispu.5 El Dorado... yisut’ Mateo. ..-.6 CONSTABLE SALE. by ae errr 2)sants Barbara wakes 6 ; Humbolit...-« Bi Bute Ciera. .-. 15 Y virtue of an execution to-me direeINYO. 2. ceereeeses -3, Saute Oruz..-++ 4 t.danud delivered, issued from the Bern. . een eee: ss FUMBIM. oe esse eens 4) Court of Leopoiu Garthe, a Justice of the » Lake..-+++ +++ 2isierra., -e++:8] peace wan for the Township and county Lassen. cece ceees siskly VUn neers n owt of Nevata, State of Califuruis, on a ceiLos Angeles..-16, Soin» tais judgment rend red therein ou the 6th ATIN. 00.6 eee sees day of July, 1876, iu tavor of Jectry Blake, ariposa:. and against J. M. Fulweiler. “” A Robo ris Mendoc bu..-.! : so% Sain’ dimison tas Exvcuter «ft .e estatecf Morced..-0+6County Comnfit‘ees and Congressional ommitrees-wili makes provision in the.r respective counties for the ele tion of del-egates in accurdsace: w.th said app ortionment, holding Primary elvctions tor the the Stite entral Committee recommends tuat the Delegates chuten to the State Corivention be empow’ red to act as Delegates to the Congr ssional Couventions of tucir respect‘dve ciatricts, The State Central Committee recommiends the following t st: “Opp sitio: to the r st -r.tion to power of the Democratic rarty, and intention. to act in good faith with the Kepubiican By order of the Committee. aa, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, will receive prompt attention. Califurnis, and described as fol ows, viz: “SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, NevaN. &G.V. W. &LUo. Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. Unirep States Lanp “—'} ~SaCRAMENTO, CaL, duly 24, 1676. ‘ UTICE is hereby given, that the Fountain Head Gravel Mining -Company, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose Post office is Nevada City. Nevada County, Cal., has made application for Patent for the Fountain Head Grivel Min‘ng claim, bearing gold, siturte in Nevada Mining Distric!, Nevada County, On surveyed land, being the NW'4 of sec 3, NE of Nk% and E% of EX of BW, of NE of Sec 4. '\pi6NR9E. Algo the SK of S KE of See 33, 86 of SW and SW 4 of 82% of Sec 34: Tp17, NK 9 E-Mt. Diadlo base and meridian, co. taining 355 39-100 acres. Said locaticn was mode Juiy isth, 1867, by E. F. Bean and others, and 18 recorded inthe mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in book 4, paves 256und 257. ‘The applicant claims. by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Coli Spring Gravet Mining Company's ground on the West, All persons holding uny adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same before tris Office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. jy 26 T. B. McFARLAND, Register. B. B. Vitoomb, deceaed,) fur wue sum «f oue hundret and tuirty-tuur doilars ($134) debt,-with costs, taxed at $1635, anu accruing costs, elt paysble in old coin of the United states. I bdve levied upon and seized and shall expose for public sale in tromtat the Court huus:, Nevida City Nevads— Cousty, Califoruis, tor each to tue highest bidder, ou Saturday, the 19th diy of Augus., 1876. be.wecen the huurs of lv o'clock a. M.,and 3 o'clock P.M. o: said day,, all the fign,t title and interest of ¢. M Fulw iler, W, A. Roberts et al, of anu tu tue following described propert,, viz: Ail those P.ac.r mining claims kuown as the Manzanita Co’s, Cluims, situated onehalf mile uott erly from Nevadacity, Nivada lowuship and county, State of California, formerly known as the Mauzanits claims, the Bilk Whie claims andi all as conveyed tu K. P. Marselus by patent trom tue United St.ts. Also all reservoirs, belunging to said claims. Aiso tue Slate , Oreek ditch, taking water from Slate Creek aid conveyiug the sasie to tue suid ManzaM.D. BORKUCK, ALEX G ABELL, Bec. KR. 8, C. C, ebairmarn. MINERAL CiTATION. Unrrep Starks Lanp OFFICE, SacBaMENTO, Cal. July sth, Ls7e. 5 0 E. H. Goodmen, E. W. Cross, W.H. Weeks, O, KE. Green. Lester Liul-y 8. Barnes, R. 4. Gentry, Alba ltrown and tu all whom it may couceru. Wheroas, mineral athdavit Nos 6lanud 179 were filed iu the U. 8. Land Office, slieging the’N 1-2 of N E quarter of sec. 18, iu fowusiip 16_N Range 9 Hart, to be mre valuable for mining than for agriédiiura! purposes, by Coinmigsioner’s letter dated December zi, 1871 the ssme land-is te-be -trented—an-miteral in character, until the coitrary is proveu, after due neiic-. syd “wher as, Williim Walsh, (Post Office address Nevada Civy. Nevada county, Cal.) did, on the Wth «uny of March, 1875, filed the Rewister’s Office of this Distrigt-his pre-empiion Decl.ration Ne 4989, claiming tie ab -ve described jand, and has applied to entcr the same es agricultural Jabd, all-givg it to be more valuabl: fur agricultural than fur mining purposes > Therefore you wi . take votive that under and by virtue of i structions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1571, we have fixed the 2ist day of Augu-t is7s,at eleven o'clock, A. M., at this vilice, b-f re the _ Register and Receiver, for the heating of @ to determine the charucter of said in Witness Whereof, we haye hereunto set our hands the day and year fiist abu ve writcen. T.B. McFARLAND, Reyister. HART PLLLOWS, eceiver. J. 1. Caldwell, Atty: ji2 NILES SEa RLS, Atterney and Counsel at Law 4T BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Cou NICE GROCERIES CHAS. F ROBINSON: Tf his Store, on BROAD “STREET, opposite the Methodist Church, keeps ° on hand as fine a stock of GRwERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. as can be found tip Nevada city, woich will be sold 4a LOW nia clsims. Also that certain yiece o 'peuerlof mining ground s tuated iu ther vet of Deer Crces, connecting ata point known as tie Gold Tuunel’ dam, and‘ exteuding up said Creek 1500 feet, to Gp. f lewming's quartz tunne). Takcu to satisfy guid execution, and costs. and accruing Custs. WM, eCuTf. Constable of Nevade Townstip. Nevada City July 26tb 3>76. jy23. * GuNSTABLE SALE. B* virtue of an execution to me directed snd delivered, issued frum the uurt uf Leopuli Garthe, a Justice of the Peace in and tur the Towuship anu Coun y ul Nevada, State of Culiforuia, on a coi. tain ju igmeut rendered thercius pb the dip Guy of Jury, 1876,in favor uf Georges White aud sgainss J. M. Fulweiler; W.A. botérts, Samiue] Jauigon(sas executor of the estate of B. B. ‘titcomb deceased) for tue swu of ‘wo Hundred and Twenty-niue 502100. doilars ($229 56) debt, with costs taxed at 216 3d and accruing costs, ill payable in Guld and Silver cuiu of the uuited Sates, I have levied upun’ ard seized, aud #hall «expose tur public sale in tront of the Vourt House, Nevada City, Nevaaa County, Caiifornia, for Carh, tu tie Lighest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 19th day of Augurt, 1876,between the hours of 10 u'cluck a. M,. aud 3 v’cluck PB. M., ali the rigut, titie and interest of the gaiu J. M. Fulweiler, W. A. Roberts et al, of, iu snd w the fo lowing described property to wit: Ai those pincer’ mining « laime, kuown as the Manzanita M niog Co's. claims, situated one ba‘f mi e vortherly trum Nevada Uity, Nevada ‘Township and County, State of California, formerly knows atthe Manzavita claime, the biil Wuite claims, and él] 48 conveyed tu KF. v. Maursclus by patent from the Uuited to the said Mapzanita claims » Also ail tors snd todis belonging td. suid claims. accruing cvsts, Copatahte of Nevede FownshipNevada City, July 26th, 1876. iyR N.O-N-G-R-R.CO. ES the government and information of right to vary the same as circumstance inuy require, To t.ke effect : TIME TABLE, NO. 3. P Employees, the Company reserves the Constitution and By-Laws which shill be known as the GROCFRS’ and we do each bind ourselves to abide by and conferm to the Rules and Regulations adopted by this Associ: tion. Dealers egainst thet class of personsin our OF THE “Grocers Pritectivs Union, OF NEVADA CITY. _-PREAMBLE: E, the undersigned, do hereby or’ ganize ours:lves into. a Society ROTECLIVE UNION, of Nevada City,. S ane. aed ev” OBJECE. Sec. 1. Mutual Protection of GroceryREPUBLICAN COUNTY CONof Nevada Uounty, for the selection —of Fourteen Delegates to represent Nevada Couuty at the Republican State Conyéntiou, to be held in Sen Francitr6, ou WEDNESDAY, -August-9th,--1876,-will.be4-held at the Court House, in Nevaia City, on¢Primary elections for the election of Delégates to the Convention will ‘be held on Wednesday, May 24th 1876, At 7:30.A.M.~ GOING SOUTH. e community and vicinity who are unworthy of credit, either from dishonesty or inability to}ay their debts when contracted ; end to promote the best interests of our Valley, Truckee and North San Juan, th: _—_qWENTION. ~~ -OTICE-is hereby given.that a County Conver tion of the Republican Par:y ATURDAY, August 5th, 1876, at 1 o'clock P.M. ce SATURDAY, July 29th, 1876. In the Precincts of Nevada City, Grass . F PONDS 66. POND’S EXTRACT. , EXTRACT. ear, for I will speak of Exe ceHent things °° The great Vegetable Pain Destro;er. Hag been in use over’. thirty~-ye:rs; ana for Cleanliness and ies st curative virtues cannut be ex< celled, CHiLD«wEN. Noe family can afford to be without Pond’s Extract. Accidents, bruises, Guntusions, Cuts, Sprans, are relieved almost iustantly by external aplication Promptly. relieves pains of urns, Scalds, Excoriations, Chafings, _ Old Scres, Boils, Felons, Corns, etc. Ar. rests—inflinrmatiqnu, reduces swel . pops “bleeding removes discoloration ‘nd heal« rapialy.: EMALE WhLAKNESS. ‘ft always relieves pain in the bark and loins, tullness and M. and leavos Grass Valley at 5.3'A.M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M. and Nevada) leaves Nevada ut 11 A. M., arrives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A. M. © gs leaves rass Valley at 4.45 P. M., arrives at Colfax at 6.15 P. M. leaves Grass Valley at 9:05 A. M., arrjves at Nevada at 9:36 A. M. and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley. at 2:40 P, M., arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P.M. leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arrives at Nevada at 8:54 P. M. tunnels, fumes, pip: s, monitors and tuvls . ed Btutes. Also the Slite Creek ditch; taking watrt ter street, or P. U. Box 097, San Francisco, from dlate Creek and conveying the sanie} gj, re-ervo rs, tunn ls, flumes, pipes, momAlse that certain piece or parcel of mining Krouad, situsted in the bed of Deer ‘reek, commencing at a point known ‘asthe Gold ‘Tuiluel dam, and extending up sald creek} 1,600 fcet to Capt. Fi mmings’ quartz tunnel. Tsken to satisfy said rxecution with Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 A Train No. 3, (local be tween Grass ~Valley Train No. 5, leaves Nevada at 4:15 P. M., GOING NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.50 A. M, Train No. 4 (,0cal between Grass Valley Train No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. M. JOHN F, KIDDER, General Superintendent. J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, (\)FFICE, Brown & Morgan's Block, N¥ VADA CITY, Cal. apa PHILIP RICAARDS, "No. 30 Muin Street,” NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and sold. Ballion discoun ed. Advances made on Gol ust or bullion fur coinage atthe Mint. CHECKS ON SAN. FRANCEISEO. Correspondent, Swiss-Americani Bank, San Francisco jyl-lm ma24 Central Carriage and Wagon Mare _—___ufactory. Grass Valley road, near Half Mile Hous WILLI1M SKAMAN. Agent fur stu:lebaker W gous, Ever: kind of vet cle manufactured to ord: in the finest style and i low prices. Particular attention given to Repairing and Painting. — NEW ASSAY OFFICE. S Rosey nic PKIUE (formerly of the Sin Francisco Assaying and Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pacific Mail building, No. 524 Saicrameuto street, corner Leidesdorff, as .n Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, is now prepared tom:ke assays of the piecious and useful metals and their ores, as well as complete or partial analysis of ~ substanc:s that mayb desired. ° His office will be opened for business on -Moncay, May Ist, and he hopes that his long residence and experience inhispfegsion will entitle him tag-rsonable portion of the businvss of his friends and the public generally. 230-3 JUST ISSUED. 200th EDITION. MAN HOOD, REVISED AXD CORRECTED BY THE oe AUTHOR, E. pz F. CURTIS, M. D., &c., &e. A Medival Essay on the cause and cureof premature decline in man, showing how health is lo-t and how reguin d. —-it-gives a clear synopsis o1 the imp -diments to marriagé, tie treatment of neryous and phyrical debility, exhausted vitality. and ell other disea es apvertuining ther. to oe reguite of twenty years successful prac. ce. OPINIONS OF IHE PRESS. CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—There is no member of society by whum this book will not be found use'nl, wheth r he be parent, preceptor oF clergymana.—London CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This booxz should be read by the young fur instruc. . tion, and by the afflicted tor rel ef; it wil! injure no one.—Medical Times «aud Ga. zette, Price—One Dollar, by mail. cr express Address the anthor, DR. CUKTIS, 52u Sut85-ly NEW SAW MIL;, AT WILLOW VALLEY. HE New Millat Willow Valley is completed and weare now ready to fill al] orders for Building or Mining Luinber. aD kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand. Orders léft at the office on Boulder —. or at the stozeof Geo. E, TURNER, ine Street willbe geemptly attended to. Grocery Dealers generally, by the encour. agement of such enterprixes as shall tend to e healiby increase of trade in our midst. _OFFICERS. . Sec, 2. The Officers of this Association shall contistof a Preside: t aud. Secr tary, to be chosen by ballot st a regniar. meeting of the A-sociation for the term of rix “months, or untll their successors are chosen. : MEMBERSHIP. . . Sec. 3. Any person engaged in the Grocerytrade in Nevada City may” become a member of this Association by signing the By-Laws and paying the regular dues. faith and for the benefit uf this Association te the bet of his ability. onthe FIRST MONDAY UF EVERY MONTH, at nine o’cluck, P, M, tion shali be asseesed for its necessary experses, : NOTICE OF DET INQUENT DEBTORS. mediately, in writing. to each nd all the other Members, the uame, residence aud occupatiou ot any persun in debt to him or all minerals, salts, water or oth. DUTY OF MEMVERS. Bec. 4. Every Member shall act in good MLETINGS. Sec. 5; The Meetings shall take place Et UES. je Sec.6. The Members of this AssociaSec. 7. It shall be the duty of. every Meiuber of this Association tu report imthem. f rany aiticle of merce andise and who has nezlectad or refused to puy such ind: btedness, BLACK LIST. Sec. 8. it shall be the duty of the Secretary to enter, in writing, tue name, reside1.ee, and occupation of every person report: d to him, by a Member of this A+so ciation, as delinguem, amount of indebtedness and te whum dus, in» \book hept fur that_purpose, stylet the “‘ Bluck Boon.” tHe shull notify each Member, in writing, every month of all such delioquent debtorr; and no Memb: rvuf t:is Agsoci:tion, after receiving such notice, shall give the pers0n to complained of any credit until notified that the n. me of suid p.raon has becn erased trom the ‘* Blackstook.”’ DELINQUENT’3 BETTLEMENT. _ Bec.9. When s delinquent makes settlemeut in full, it shall be the duty of the Member to whum tuch settlement is made to infurm the Secretary of the faci. who tive to every Member of this Association. BLACK LIST FOR B.Nt«FIf OF MEM. BER3 ONLY. 'Sec. 10. Neither the Secrétary cr any ‘Member shall make known or permit the same to be dove, the montuly report of the >ociety’s list of delinguent vebturs, or any copy thereof, ts persous not members of this association, in wood standing, DULY OF PRESIDENT. Sec, 11. It shall be the duty of the President to preside a all Mee ings of this Associaticn. He shall see that the rules ana Pegulations are properly eifcrced, and perforin such other duties as u.a7 be consistent with his office, and 1ury the bes. interest of the Arsuciation, DULY OF SECRETARY. Sec. 12. The Secretsry shall keep a record cf all the transactions of this Association, He sh.ll keep wll Books of Ac count. He shall reveive all moneys of the Association, aud pay tne same out only upon an order signed by the vresident. He shail send all notic 8 and communications called for by these rules. QUORUM, Sec: 13. At ll monthly or special mectings, five Members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. Notice of special mectin sof the Associa tion shall be given for two days in the Nevada’ batly TRansonirt, sigieed by the President aud Secretary. AMESDING BY-LAWS. fec. 14. No part of these Kules and Regulatio s+hall bs sliered or umeuded, except by a two-thirds vote of #ll the Members present at a meeting called for that purpose, rata regular monthly meeting. a CG. E. MULLOY, lbre-i-lent. iy8 A. H. HANSON, Becretary. DENTISTRY ~— R. P. E. HUGHSON, an office in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hymn Bros.’ Store, He is propared to perform 3211 ‘kinds of dechanical and Operative bevtis‘ry, in the latest aud most Lpproved styles.” Artificial ‘Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Alumiuium. Satisfactiou guaranteed as tu quility and price of work, Visite made at residente if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 147). NOTICE has opened eleeturs of Movre’s Flat dcuvvl Distriet, County of Nevad:, Ssate of Cali oruia, that au «lection will be held on the “oth day of July, 1876, at wuich will be Sli titted the qu sion of vuting a tax of $2,5uu, tu Duild a cu] Ho use. ‘the poils wil be opeved from 4v’cluck, P.M. tu 8 o’cluck, P. M. »VHN RicH, Jviin Bb. ERB, No E is hereby piven to the qualified jy12-1m District echoot Trustees. R. M, HUNT, M. D. ATTEN DinG PHYSICIAD, Deh gates for the -severai ee Grass Valley. .ccccccsss sass WEUCKECS occ iccsccuces N. San Juan.. 4 Rough & Ready.. Blue Tent..cccsccvses ae Forest SpringS sess seeseeeere ee 1 Buena Vista.. Si eyisecesenye 1 *.Graniteville.. pede css waster ee 2 Moor 6 Wat. .ccccsccccccses coses 2 OBBBVILie 2. ccccccccccce hacen s or N. Bloomfield...jecteseeeee 2 Tbe QU oo 6 oes c sigh nevi cs venetian oe 1 WOlOl Mic issccsss dccaneeevs se Columbia Hill. .cv. ces cccccsees z Washington Omega.< PTET OTE UE RET. Indian Springs.. Autbony House. Muoney lat. . oo 50. ee se feed CherOkee. 06 ess ec cs seee'es BE CRY Gas vlaccsse cee esecihiedae 1 Frehch Oorral. .cccseidedesscece 2 WO BG, co ccccccusecccesuwncasteee 2 PAUIG VOU 6 s5cc este es vedeseseen ck Poul ye wl kl: See eer err eee ee 1 ‘Party, ard intention to actin good faith shall in like manner, give immediate noE r Walter G, Holmes.. Attorney -at-Law. Wil. F. CUMMINGS;P:imary Elections will be held between the Hours of 4and § o'clock P. M.; and in all the other Preciacts between the. hours of 7 and 9 P. M. Z : Supervisors of Election. . Nevada City Precinct ,P. H. Belden, Graxs Vulley Precinct, F.G. Bea'ty. Truckee Precinct, 1. C. Plunkett. North San Jusn Precinct, J. A. &trdger will s-lect their own Officers of Election. The basis of representation will be one Delegate from each Precinc, and one Delewate tor every 40 votes pulled at.the last state Election, fo” Phelps and Bidwell. The following i‘. the appoitionment of Nevadnu City..0.0The County Central Committce recommend the following Test: ‘* Upp sition to the restor tion to power of the Democratic, with the Repnblican Perty.” By Order of the County Committee. KE. W. Rosrts, Chairman, jyt9 I, J. Rob: £ See’y. COLLATERAL LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK. N, E. Corner Post and Kearny Streets, San Francisco. Incorporated under the laws of the State of California. ; President, SOLON PATTEE. Secretary, F, 8. CARTER. __ LIRECTORS: Solon Pattee, «os ccveceseccee -President. Elmer Tirry,,..-.0f E. Terry & Uo,s. F. J. 8. Spear, JF» of E. 8. Spear & Cy., Auc’r. Frederick: ‘Uurriil...+ -,.Capitalist. Leander Sawyer, San Mateo,.Capitahst. Ko'’t Stevenson, of StevensUn’s Blo k, 8.F, FYNUE object of this Bank is to loan money upon Collateral Securities, stucks, Buuds, also Dixsmonds, Watch s,Furniture, Warehouse Receints, etc., charg ng the legal rute of intefest, 4 per cent. per month. Also. receive Lepus'ts subject to Cali or Check. For the present tbe Bapk allows the tollowing rates of interest to depositore: 6 MONTHS, 1. PER CENT._PER MUJNTH; 12 MONTHS, 14 PER CENT PER MONTH. Subscription Books for a limited number of shares are now open ut ‘Len Dollars per shure, at the Collateral Loamand Savinys Bank, N. E. Corner Post and Kearny streets, San Fiancisco, Circulurs sent on application.mad0-din F. 8. CARTER, Secretary. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, uta & OAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HUTEL. NEVADA CITY, BP. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. °*@ — é HE proprietor of the EMPIRE 8TABLES announces: that he has nuw the Largest lot of : Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. , Teamns, with klegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terins. The Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to’ with prolptness. NS Good Saddle Horses-always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or roouth aud the greatest vf care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON, Nevada City, November 17th, 1875. “HL W. VALANTINE. M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. over Preston's Drug Store. Entrance on Pine +treet : Kesidepce at the, ild Keeney-place, ‘on Main. St. Orders leit at BE, M, Preston's will be attende. tu. P nid ack "JOHN H. HARRISON, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON 4 VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED PORK, &c. Meats sold at reasomable rates for Cash. In all’ the other Precincts, the voters . TULLEt USE pressing paiu in the head, Lausea, vertigo. IN LEUCORRHGA it has no equal, All kinas of ulverations to which ies ore ’ subject are prowptly cured. © uller de. *-taile'in book accom, any pg each bottle. PILES —blind and bleeding—weet prompt relief aud rady «ure. ‘No case however chronic or obstinate can long resist its. regular use. : VARICLUSE VEINS. It.is the only sure cure. KIDNEY DISEASES. It has no equal for permanent cure BLELDING from any cause. For this i¢ isa specific. It has saved ‘hundreds of lives when all other remedies failed to aftrest bleeding from nose, stomach Jungs and els, where. TOWTHACHS, E.rache, Neuralgia and Rheumatism are alite relieved, and often permancntly cur d. , PHYSIVIANS of all schools who are ac. qusinted with Ponu’s Extract of Witch hhez l recommend it to thei® practice, We have lettersof commendation from hundreds of Physicians, many of whom orveritfor use in thir vwn practice. In acdinon tthe furegving, they order ° its use fo. Swellings of all kinds, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Inuflamed ‘Tousils, simple snd chronic Viarrhc.:, Outairh (for wuich it i6 @ Bpecitic), Chillblains, rusted Feet, Stings of “Insects, Mosquitus. etc, Chappea Hands, Faee;-andindeedwl! manuer of skiu diseases, R moves sur: niss, Rough: py 68 and Smarting; h ele cuts, . ruptions and Pimples. Ic 1evives,invigorates and re:reshes, while w uderfuly improviig the Compl xivr. TO FAKXMERS— Pond’s Extract. No Stock Breeder, ho Livery Min cun afford to be with uti. It is tsed by all the leade. ing L very Stables, ttreet Railroads and first Horsemen in New York City. Itbis noe qual for Sprains, Harness or Sad dle Chotings’ Stiff.ess, Scr. thes, Swellings, Cuts, Laver tions, Ble dings,Pneumonix, clic, Dia Ti @s, Chills, Colds, &e, Ttsreugeof action is wide, and the — relief it uffurds is so prompt that it ig invaluable. in every Farm yard as well as in every Farm bouse. Letit be tried once, and ycu wil bever be withoutit, _ CANTON! Pe na’s Extract has been imi tat d. The gebuine article has the words Pond’s Extract blown .n each bottle Itis pr pared. by the only persons living who ever knew how to prepare it properiy. Refuse allothcr preparations or Witch Hazel. ‘This is the only article uxt d by physicians, aud in tue hospitals of this country a d Kurope. HISTORY und usesof Pund's Extract, in punphict fotm,sent tree on application to PON D's EXTRACT COMPANY. jy22 98 Maiden Lane, New York. Established 1865. American and Foreign Patents, GILMURE & CO, SNUCCE 8° RS TO CHIPMAN, HOSMER KS & Co., Sulicitors. Patents precurea jn all countries. No fers’ in advance. No ch rge unless the patent is granted. No fees t' rm king prelimiuary examinations. No additioual fees fur-obtain:ng and con ducting. a reiearipg. Sp: civl attention given to Interference Cares betore the Pat. ent Office, Extensions befure Congress, Infringewert Sui's in different States, and all litigation appertsining to Inventions or Patéent~, Send stamp to Gilmore & Co. for pamphlet of sixty p»ges. Old Bounty Land Warrants. The-last Report of the Commissioner of the Genrral Land Office shown 2,897,600 acres of Bounty Lana: V'arranuts outstand ing. These were issued under act of 1866 and pri-r acts. GULMOKE & CO. pay cash forthem. Send by registered letter. If Assignments are imperfect we give—instructions to perfect them, U. g. General Land Office. the United States Genersi Land Office and Departineut of the Ll te iow. Private Land €laims, Miuiig and pre-emption claims apd Homestead cates atiended-te. Arrears of Pay end Bounty. Officers, soldiers and sail ra of the late wor, or theirhveirs, sre in many cases entitled to money from: the Government, of Which they have po knowledge. Write fuli hi-tory of s:rvice, and stdie-amouot of pay 1nd bounty received. Enclose stamp to GILMORE & CO, and a full re. ply, after examinution, wisl Le given you fr. e. Pensions. All officers, suliiers,and ssilors wonnd ed, ruptured, .o. injured in. the late war, however sli: btiy, car obtain a pension by tddressipg GILMORE & Ci). Causes. prosecuted by GILMORE & OO., before the Supreme Court of the United Siates.the Court of Claims aud the Bouth«crn Claims Commis-ion, Each department of our business ie con. ducted in « separate bureau, under the charge of the seme experienced parties ex: ployed by the old firm. Prompt attention to all bussners-entrustec’ tou GILMORE & CO. is thus secured. We desire to win success by deserving it. A dress, GILWORE & CO., iv22 4 Washington, D. C, HOUSE F-K SALE, ~ THE HOUSE and LOT on Bou. GF der street, lately occupied by Jesse t §. Thompson, is offered for sale 4 SHY 2 Great Bargain. The House cos tains six sommes ane is oe repair, Fr furtber particn enquire o ° . N. P, BROWN, At Tranécript Office, Shop on Broad Street, oppusite the Navada _ NEVADA CITY \ THE LOWEST. ‘sive meacall. of 1 ‘I Nevaca City May 30th, 1878, é ED Contested wand Cuses pros ‘cuted before .

TUNATE, EW ‘REMEDIEg SPENSARY__ EY STREET, 54, for th Seminal Plamen Strictpre, Syphi a} Weakitas 1 Beases (of O¥8 BUccess. Bly ) pleasure of’ an, med from visiti . Panes and hag iépenrary Ceramercia -” patients and y Lod him, — neither time nop ~ ‘Temedies, and hag acilities for the ;euses, — of persons, both e who are suffer, nee ‘from the ef. 8, Or fro i Tere te figured faces ana tutions, disqual, ihess Of marriaye ~~ In this horrig until death closes ua: dians, friends who are sufferiag le life destroy are .cared for Send them im. , & physician who his especial study . rtain to cure the thout mercury or nportant to those bse who are inter eir friends, tobe . nded doctors who ing their skill in sw days, imposing hurope and other areful and make nay fal) into the ikness. e consequence of vice, ordepraved racticed by the almost unlimited herring certainty orbid symptoms, cientific medical ountenance, dark in the head, ring. e the rustling of chariots, uneasinexs of the limbs, intellect, loss of yproac hingstrang. acquaintances, 4 ty, loss of mem. ples and various , furred tongue, nsumption, night requent insanity, persons 80 afflict. jately, either in ve a cure effected mode of treating fails of effecting Dr. G, will give ry one who will that he wascured ther of the we len, ite marriage, who of these fearful pt the sacred rethem, nor delay tibbon’s office or eaicines may rely iidential secrecy expect no mor a fair and mutu ation of services ~ circumstances iia prevalent and nm among quacks nsible, and : will itten instrument, » radical and pew» ‘harge. lome, 1y be CURED AT etter to Dr. Gibptoms, length of ntinuéd, and the arded, free from ) any partof the ain direction for ter through the lls, Fargo & Co., ill be forwarded he Union. SON, 623 Kearney . , San Francisco, mercial treet. . 1957 on the lee . please, inform ad his advertise RIPT. my] tent to Min m. ND OFFICE, .» May 4, 1876, en that William H. O. Dauchey, — n, Geo. Mclvor, Duncan, whore Nevada, County, on for, Patent for ing Claims, besrgton Mining Dis »» and described yed land, being of 8 E kand8E ae NE 3 of seeE \& and N % of RE & of SW¥% ge 10 East, £ NW} of F Range 11 East, tuining $49 17-100 . of the following ation, made Feb»whie et al: the bruary 23d 1876, Duncan location, by I. W. Duncan made March. ll the Wise location e March 11 1876, Dauchey location . and the Mclvor 19, 1876. All of ord in the effire Nevada County, jlicants claim by the claim %% the “East by ve claimed by Chas. South by vacant + adverse claims ed to present the rithin sixty days shing hereof. AND Reg'ster. Applicants, m? (RANTS. ¥ DOLLARS ia ‘4! > Modes «05. s0000 05s supCeinity { Mone..'.°***** oA Didar e. .e or cee ee Monterey.. ...-06+. 8: fuolumue.... 4.5 MUR Gives ceeeteien GrVengira....006 sot Nevadsa.... ac PAL EONG oak a kcaesieea so 7 ae gs ! peee ee ETI pe CRE TUOR cee ccuse cere 8 ~Kearney ‘ Repuvlicau electors and wll other voters Alameda...-.+19 Plumas.....-4 Alping.....++++ bSrcraim utv...21 BIMBOE isa cones T.8.n Benito.. ..+3 Bae ss isi ves cass L0!Sin B r.uardinv..4 ~ OUalaveras .. . eee GIS ww Diexo « « ==6 COLUSS. . eee eesees $i5.au Franvisco..-75 , hoice of such delegates; and ' VOL, XXXII. The Daily Granseript = NEVADA CITY, CAL. “Hl. P. BROWN. B, J, WATSON: BROWN & WATSON,.*__Proprietors. SOER “REPUBLIGAN STATZ CUN_. VENTION. e Booms or THE UNION . STATE CENTR‘\L COMMITTEE* Sau Francis:o, Muy‘2s, 1876. NOE next Unio Republican State Con“yeution tor the nomination. of Six PRESIDENTIAL EcEcTORs ani 5S XALTERMATES, aud\a ‘State Covtrelic r,”.to fill tue vacancy caused by the deeraseof Hon. J. W. MANDEVILLE, the.late in umbent, wil beteli in tue city of San Francisco, on WEDNESD\Y, Aagust 9th, 18 6, at Dashaway Hall, soutu.side of Post street, between and Dxpont streets, at ten M o'clock A : : ; Convention for the election V Flume Company, ~NevadaandGrass-Valley, Mining and Building Timbers, THE: —oF— z 4 RE now prepared to fill: orders for Lumbr of Every Description, _ Common, Finishing, and a General Assortment of Building Lumber Always on Hand, A Large Amount of Seasoned of delugstes, tue committees of tue 8 *veral counties are recommended to. invite all witnout regard to past po itical differeuees or previous party atfilistions, who ae op-. posed to reviviag section . issues, and desire to promote friendly fe-iing wnu permanent harmony throughout the country dy m intaiaing and en-orving ali the cmstitutiowat rights of very citiz -nin-luding the fulla:d tree exervise of ths myht of snffrage without intimidation anil without i : i No. 790, fraud; who are in fuv.r of the continued 2 le prosecution and punish -nt of all official Application for a Patent toa dishonesty, and of an ecunomivai admiois‘Mining Claim. oes tration of the Go vernme t by houest; 2-3 fa tuful and capable ozlicers; who are in favor of making such refers 1 govern mnt a3 experience may from time to time suggest: Wao are opprsed to impairing the creiit of the nition by depre: isting any of its obligations, aud ia faver of sur. taining in every way th~ national faith aud financial honor; who hold that the comin n weohoul syste v is the nurs: ry of Am rad liberty‘ and ghoula be m tintuined abso lutely free froin sectarian control; who velieve that, for the promution of these ends the direction of the Government should continud to be confided to those why adhere to the principle of 1776, sn 1 support them a3 incorporated in. tue C -netitution and.the laws; 211 who are in favor of recoguizing and rtrengthening the fundamental prinviples-ot National Unity in itis Centennial Anuiversary of the birt of ithe Republic. : TLe apportionment of Delegates is-as fol. lows: Contra Costd....8:04u Juaqain.... 15 Del Norte .....tj3an Louis Ubispu.5 El Dorado..... yisut’ Mateo. ...-.6 CONSTABLE SALE. by ae errr 2)sants Barbara wakes 6 ; Humbolit.....-« Bi Bute Ciera.. .-. 15 Y virtue of an execution to-me direeINYO. 2.. ceereeeses -3, Saute Oruz...-++ 4 t.danud delivered, issued from the Bern.. . een eee: ss FUMBIM. oe esse eens 4) Court of Leopoiu Garthe, a Justice of the » Lake....-+++ +++ 2isierra.., -e++:8] peace wan for the Township and county Lassen.. cece ceees siskly VUn neers n owt of Nevata, State of Califuruis, on a ceiLos Angeles...-16, Soin» tais judgment rend red therein ou the 6th ATIN. 00.6 eee sees day of July, 1876, iu tavor of Jectry Blake, ariposa:.. and against J. M. Fulweiler. “” A Robo ris Mendoc bu...-.! : so% Sain’ dimison tas Exvcuter «ft .e estatecf Morced....-0+6County Comnfit‘ees and Congressional ommitrees-wili makes provision in the.r respective counties for the ele tion of del-egates in accurdsace: w.th said app ortionment, holding Primary elvctions tor the the Stite entral Committee recommends tuat the Delegates chuten to the State Corivention be empow’ red to act as Delegates to the Congr ssional Couventions of tucir respect‘dve ciatricts, The State Central Committee recommiends the following t st: “Opp sitio: to the r st -r.tion to power of the Democratic rarty, and intention. to act in good faith with the Kepubiican By order of the Committee. aa, or at our office on Town Talk Hill, will receive prompt attention. Califurnis, and described as fol ows, viz: “SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, NevaN. &G.V. W. &LUo. Nevada, Oct. 20th, 1875. Unirep States Lanp “—'} ~SaCRAMENTO, CaL, duly 24, 1676. ‘ UTICE is hereby given, that the Fountain Head Gravel Mining -Company, a corporation existing under the laws of California, whose Post office is Nevada City. Nevada County, Cal., has made application for Patent for the Fountain Head Grivel Min‘ng claim, bearing gold, siturte in Nevada Mining Distric!, Nevada County, On surveyed land, being the NW'4 of sec 3, NE of Nk% and E% of EX of BW, of NE of Sec 4. '\pi6NR9E. Algo the SK of S KE of See 33, 86 of SW and SW 4 of 82% of Sec 34: Tp17, NK 9 E-Mt. Diadlo base and meridian, co. taining 355 39-100 acres. Said locaticn was mode Juiy isth, 1867, by E. F. Bean and others, and 18 recorded inthe mining records of Nevada County, at Nevada City, in book 4, paves 256und 257. ‘The applicant claims. by purchase. Adjoining claimants are the Coli Spring Gravet Mining Company's ground on the West, All persons holding uny adverse claims thereto are hereby required to present the same before tris Office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. jy 26 T. B. McFARLAND, Register. B. B. Vitoomb, deceaed,) fur wue sum «f oue hundret and tuirty-tuur doilars ($134) debt,-with costs, taxed at $1635, anu accruing costs, elt paysble in old coin of the United states. I bdve levied upon and seized and shall expose for public sale in tromtat the Court huus:, Nevida City Nevads— Cousty, Califoruis, tor each to tue highest bidder, ou Saturday, the 19th diy of Augus., 1876. be.wecen the huurs of lv o'clock a. M.,and 3 o'clock P.M. o: said day,, all the fign,t title and interest of ¢. M Fulw iler, W, A. Roberts et al, of anu tu tue following described propert,, viz: Ail those P.ac.r mining claims kuown as the Manzanita Co’s, Cluims, situated onehalf mile uott erly from Nevadacity, Nivada lowuship and county, State of California, formerly known as the Mauzanits claims, the Bilk Whie claims andi all as conveyed tu K. P. Marselus by patent trom tue United St.ts. Also all reservoirs, belunging to said claims. Aiso tue Slate , Oreek ditch, taking water from Slate Creek aid conveyiug the sasie to tue suid ManzaM.D. BORKUCK, ALEX G ABELL, Bec. KR. 8, C. C, ebairmarn. MINERAL CiTATION. Unrrep Starks Lanp OFFICE, SacBaMENTO, Cal. July sth, Ls7e. 5 0 E. H. Goodmen, E. W. Cross, W.H. Weeks, O, KE. Green. Lester Liul-y 8. Barnes, R. 4. Gentry, Alba ltrown and tu all whom it may couceru. Wheroas, mineral athdavit Nos 6lanud 179 were filed iu the U. 8. Land Office, slieging the’N 1-2 of N E quarter of sec. 18, iu fowusiip 16_N Range 9 Hart, to be mre valuable for mining than for agriédiiura! purposes, by Coinmigsioner’s letter dated December zi, 1871 the ssme land-is te-be -trented—an-miteral in character, until the coitrary is proveu, after due neiic-. syd “wher as, Williim Walsh, (Post Office address Nevada Civy. Nevada county, Cal.) did, on the Wth «uny of March, 1875, filed the Rewister’s Office of this Distrigt-his pre-empiion Decl.ration Ne 4989, claiming tie ab -ve described jand, and has applied to entcr the same es agricultural Jabd, all-givg it to be more valuabl: fur agricultural than fur mining purposes > Therefore you wi . take votive that under and by virtue of i structions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated May 6th, 1571, we have fixed the 2ist day of Augu-t is7s,at eleven o'clock, A. M., at this vilice, b-f re the _ Register and Receiver, for the heating of @ to determine the charucter of said in Witness Whereof, we haye hereunto set our hands the day and year fiist abu ve writcen. T.B. McFARLAND, Reyister. HART PLLLOWS, eceiver. J. 1. Caldwell, Atty: ji2 NILES SEa RLS, Atterney and Counsel at Law 4T BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Cou NICE GROCERIES CHAS. F ROBINSON: Tf his Store, on BROAD “STREET, opposite the Methodist Church, keeps ° on hand as fine a stock of GRwERIES, PROVISIONS, &c. as can be found tip Nevada city, woich will be sold 4a LOW nia clsims. Also that certain yiece o 'peuerlof mining ground s tuated iu ther vet of Deer Crces, connecting ata point known as tie Gold Tuunel’ dam, and‘ exteuding up said Creek 1500 feet, to Gp. f lewming's quartz tunne). Takcu to satisfy guid execution, and costs. and accruing Custs. WM, eCuTf. Constable of Nevade Townstip. Nevada City July 26tb 3>76. jy23. * GuNSTABLE SALE. B* virtue of an execution to me directed snd delivered, issued frum the uurt uf Leopuli Garthe, a Justice of the Peace in and tur the Towuship anu Coun y ul Nevada, State of Culiforuia, on a coi. tain ju igmeut rendered thercius pb the dip Guy of Jury, 1876,in favor uf Georges White aud sgainss J. M. Fulweiler; W.A. botérts, Samiue] Jauigon(sas executor of the estate of B. B. ‘titcomb deceased) for tue swu of ‘wo Hundred and Twenty-niue 502100. doilars ($229 56) debt, with costs taxed at 216 3d and accruing costs, ill payable in Guld and Silver cuiu of the uuited Sates, I have levied upun’ ard seized, aud #hall «expose tur public sale in tront of the Vourt House, Nevada City, Nevaaa County, Caiifornia, for Carh, tu tie Lighest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 19th day of Augurt, 1876,between the hours of 10 u'cluck a. M,. aud 3 v’cluck PB. M., ali the rigut, titie and interest of the gaiu J. M. Fulweiler, W. A. Roberts et al, of, iu snd w the fo lowing described property to wit: Ai those pincer’ mining « laime, kuown as the Manzanita M niog Co's. claims, situated one ba‘f mi e vortherly trum Nevada Uity, Nevada ‘Township and County, State of California, formerly knows atthe Manzavita claime, the biil Wuite claims, and él] 48 conveyed tu KF. v. Maursclus by patent from the Uuited to the said Mapzanita claims » Also ail tors snd todis belonging td. suid claims. accruing cvsts, Copatahte of Nevede FownshipNevada City, July 26th, 1876. iyR N.O-N-G-R-R.CO. ES the government and information of right to vary the same as circumstance inuy require, To t.ke effect : TIME TABLE, NO. 3. P Employees, the Company reserves the Constitution and By-Laws which shill be known as the GROCFRS’ and we do each bind ourselves to abide by and conferm to the Rules and Regulations adopted by this Associ: tion. Dealers egainst thet class of personsin our OF THE “Grocers Pritectivs Union, OF NEVADA CITY. _-PREAMBLE: E, the undersigned, do hereby or’ ganize ours:lves into. a Society ROTECLIVE UNION, of Nevada City,. S ane. aed ev” OBJECE. Sec. 1. Mutual Protection of GroceryREPUBLICAN COUNTY CONof Nevada Uounty, for the selection —of Fourteen Delegates to represent Nevada Couuty at the Republican State Conyéntiou, to be held in Sen Francitr6, ou WEDNESDAY, -August-9th,--1876,-will.be4-held at the Court House, in Nevaia City, on¢Primary elections for the election of Delégates to the Convention will ‘be held on Wednesday, May 24th 1876, At 7:30.A.M.~ GOING SOUTH. e community and vicinity who are unworthy of credit, either from dishonesty or inability to}ay their debts when contracted ; end to promote the best interests of our Valley, Truckee and North San Juan, th: _—_qWENTION. ~~ -OTICE-is hereby given.that a County Conver tion of the Republican Par:y ATURDAY, August 5th, 1876, at 1 o'clock P.M. ce SATURDAY, July 29th, 1876. In the Precincts of Nevada City, Grass . F PONDS 66. POND’S EXTRACT. , EXTRACT. ear, for I will speak of Exe ceHent things °° The great Vegetable Pain Destro;er. Hag been in use over’. thirty~-ye:rs; ana for Cleanliness and ies st curative virtues cannut be ex< celled, CHiLD«wEN. Noe family can afford to be without Pond’s Extract. Accidents, bruises, Guntusions, Cuts, Sprans, are relieved almost iustantly by external aplication Promptly. relieves pains of urns, Scalds, Excoriations, Chafings, _ Old Scres, Boils, Felons, Corns, etc. Ar. rests—inflinrmatiqnu, reduces swel . pops “bleeding removes discoloration ‘nd heal« rapialy.: EMALE WhLAKNESS. ‘ft always relieves pain in the bark and loins, tullness and

M. and leavos Grass Valley at 5.3'A.M, arrives at Colfax at 6:50 A. M. and Nevada) leaves Nevada ut 11 A. M., arrives at Grass Valley at 11:35 A. M. © gs leaves rass Valley at 4.45 P. M., arrives at Colfax at 6.15 P. M. leaves Grass Valley at 9:05 A. M., arrjves at Nevada at 9:36 A. M. and Nevada) leaves Grass Valley. at 2:40 P, M., arrives at Nevada at 3:10 P.M. leave Grass Valley at 8.25 P. M., arrives at Nevada at 8:54 P. M. tunnels, fumes, pip: s, monitors and tuvls . ed Btutes. Also the Slite Creek ditch; taking watrt ter street, or P. U. Box 097, San Francisco, from dlate Creek and conveying the sanie} gj, re-ervo rs, tunn ls, flumes, pipes, momAlse that certain piece or parcel of mining Krouad, situsted in the bed of Deer ‘reek, commencing at a point known ‘asthe Gold ‘Tuiluel dam, and extending up sald creek} 1,600 fcet to Capt. Fi mmings’ quartz tunnel. Tsken to satisfy said rxecution with Train No. 1 leaves Nevada City at 5 A Train No. 3, (local be tween Grass ~Valley Train No. 5, leaves Nevada at 4:15 P. M., GOING NORTH. Train No. 2 leaves Colfax at 7.50 A. M, Train No. 4 (,0cal between Grass Valley Train No. 6 leaves Colfax at 6-50 P. M. JOHN F, KIDDER, General Superintendent. J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. AND FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, (\)FFICE, Brown & Morgan's Block, N¥ VADA CITY, Cal. apa PHILIP RICAARDS, "No. 30 Muin Street,” NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and sold. Ballion discoun ed. Advances made on Gol ust or bullion fur coinage atthe Mint. CHECKS ON SAN. FRANCEISEO. Correspondent, Swiss-Americani Bank, San Francisco jyl-lm ma24 Central Carriage and Wagon Mare _—___ufactory. Grass Valley road, near Half Mile Hous WILLI1M SKAMAN. Agent fur stu:lebaker W gous, Ever: kind of vet cle manufactured to ord: in the finest style and i low prices. Particular attention given to Repairing and Painting. — NEW ASSAY OFFICE. S Rosey nic PKIUE (formerly of the Sin Francisco Assaying and Refining Works), having fitted up the old Pacific Mail building, No. 524 Saicrameuto street, corner Leidesdorff, as .n Assay Office and Chemical Laboratory, is now prepared tom:ke assays of the piecious and useful metals and their ores, as well as complete or partial analysis of ~ substanc:s that mayb desired. ° His office will be opened for business on -Moncay, May Ist, and he hopes that his long residence and experience inhispfegsion will entitle him tag-rsonable portion of the businvss of his friends and the public generally. 230-3 JUST ISSUED. 200th EDITION. MAN HOOD, REVISED AXD CORRECTED BY THE oe AUTHOR, E. pz F. CURTIS, M. D., &c., &e. A Medival Essay on the cause and cureof premature decline in man, showing how health is lo-t and how reguin d. —-it-gives a clear synopsis o1 the imp -diments to marriagé, tie treatment of neryous and phyrical debility, exhausted vitality. and ell other disea es apvertuining ther. to oe reguite of twenty years successful prac. ce. OPINIONS OF IHE PRESS. CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—There is no member of society by whum this book will not be found use'nl, wheth r he be parent, preceptor oF clergymana.—London CURTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—This booxz should be read by the young fur instruc. . tion, and by the afflicted tor rel ef; it wil! injure no one.—Medical Times «aud Ga. zette, Price—One Dollar, by mail. cr express Address the anthor, DR. CUKTIS, 52u Sut85-ly NEW SAW MIL;, AT WILLOW VALLEY. HE New Millat Willow Valley is completed and weare now ready to fill al] orders for Building or Mining Luinber. aD kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand. Orders léft at the office on Boulder —. or at the stozeof Geo. E, TURNER, ine Street willbe geemptly attended to. Grocery Dealers generally, by the encour. agement of such enterprixes as shall tend to e healiby increase of trade in our midst. _OFFICERS. . Sec, 2. The Officers of this Association shall contistof a Preside: t aud. Secr tary, to be chosen by ballot st a regniar. meeting of the A-sociation for the term of rix “months, or untll their successors are chosen. : MEMBERSHIP. . . Sec. 3. Any person engaged in the Grocerytrade in Nevada City may” become a member of this Association by signing the By-Laws and paying the regular dues. faith and for the benefit uf this Association te the bet of his ability. onthe FIRST MONDAY UF EVERY MONTH, at nine o’cluck, P, M, tion shali be asseesed for its necessary experses, : NOTICE OF DET INQUENT DEBTORS. mediately, in writing. to each nd all the other Members, the uame, residence aud occupatiou ot any persun in debt to him or all minerals, salts, water or oth. DUTY OF MEMVERS. Bec. 4. Every Member shall act in good MLETINGS. Sec. 5; The Meetings shall take place Et UES.. je Sec.6. The Members of this AssociaSec. 7. It shall be the duty of. every Meiuber of this Association tu report imthem. f rany aiticle of merce andise and who has nezlectad or refused to puy such ind: btedness, BLACK LIST. Sec. 8. it shall be the duty of the Secretary to enter, in writing, tue name, reside1.ee, and occupation of every person report: d to him, by a Member of this A+so ciation, as delinguem, amount of indebtedness and te whum dus, in» \book hept fur that_purpose, stylet the “‘ Bluck Boon.” tHe shull notify each Member, in writing, every month of all such delioquent debtorr; and no Memb: rvuf t:is Agsoci:tion, after receiving such notice, shall give the pers0n to complained of any credit until notified that the n. me of suid p.raon has becn erased trom the ‘* Blackstook.”’ DELINQUENT’3 BETTLEMENT. _ Bec.9. When s delinquent makes settlemeut in full, it shall be the duty of the Member to whum tuch settlement is made to infurm the Secretary of the faci. who tive to every Member of this Association. BLACK LIST FOR B.Nt«FIf OF MEM. BER3 ONLY. 'Sec. 10. Neither the Secrétary cr any ‘Member shall make known or permit the same to be dove, the montuly report of the >ociety’s list of delinguent vebturs, or any copy thereof, ts persous not members of this association, in wood standing, DULY OF PRESIDENT. Sec, 11. It shall be the duty of the President to preside a all Mee ings of this Associaticn. He shall see that the rules ana Pegulations are properly eifcrced, and perforin such other duties as u.a7 be consistent with his office, and 1ury the bes. interest of the Arsuciation, DULY OF SECRETARY. Sec. 12. The Secretsry shall keep a record cf all the transactions of this Association, He sh.ll keep wll Books of Ac count. He shall reveive all moneys of the Association, aud pay tne same out only upon an order signed by the vresident. He shail send all notic 8 and communications called for by these rules. QUORUM, Sec: 13. At ll monthly or special mectings, five Members shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. Notice of special mectin sof the Associa tion shall be given for two days in the Nevada’ batly TRansonirt, sigieed by the President aud Secretary. AMESDING BY-LAWS. fec. 14. No part of these Kules and Regulatio s+hall bs sliered or umeuded, except by a two-thirds vote of #ll the Members present at a meeting called for that purpose, rata regular monthly meeting. a CG. E. MULLOY, lbre-i-lent. iy8 A. H. HANSON, Becretary. DENTISTRY ~— R. P. E. HUGHSON, an office in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hymn Bros.’ Store, He is propared to perform 3211 ‘kinds of dechanical and Operative bevtis‘ry, in the latest aud most Lpproved styles.” Artificial ‘Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Alumiuium. Satisfactiou guaranteed as tu quility and price of work, Visite made at residente if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 147). NOTICE has opened eleeturs of Movre’s Flat dcuvvl Distriet, County of Nevad:, Ssate of Cali oruia, that au «lection will be held on the “oth day of July, 1876, at wuich will be Sli titted the qu sion of vuting a tax of $2,5uu, tu Duild a cu] Ho use. ‘the poils wil be opeved from 4v’cluck, P.M. tu 8 o’cluck, P. M. »VHN RicH, Jviin Bb. ERB, No E is hereby piven to the qualified jy12-1m District echoot Trustees. R. M, HUNT, M. D. ATTEN DinG PHYSICIAD, Deh gates for the -severai ee Grass Valley.. ..ccccccsss sass WEUCKECS occ iccsccuces N. San Juan.... 4 Rough & Ready.... Blue Tent...cccsccvses ae Forest SpringS sess seeseeeere ee 1 Buena Vista.... Si eyisecesenye 1 *.Graniteville... pede css waster ee 2 Moor 6 Wat. .ccccsccccccses coses 2 OBBBVILie 2.. ccccccccccce hacen s or N. Bloomfield.....jecteseeeee 2 Tbe QU oo 6 oes c sigh nevi cs venetian oe 1 WOlOl Mic issccsss dccaneeevs se Columbia Hill. .cv.. ces cccccsees z Washington Omega..< PTET OTE UE RET. Indian Springs.... Autbony House.. Muoney lat. . oo 50. ee se feed CherOkee. 06 ess ec cs seee'es BE CRY Gas vlaccsse cee esecihiedae 1 Frehch Oorral. ..cccseidedesscece 2 WO BG, co ccccccusecccesuwncasteee 2 PAUIG VOU 6 s5cc este es vedeseseen ck Poul ye wl kl: See eer err eee ee 1 ‘Party, ard intention to actin good faith shall in like manner, give immediate noE r Walter G, Holmes.... Attorney -at-Law. Wil. F. CUMMINGS;P:imary Elections will be held between the Hours of 4and § o'clock P. M.; and in all the other Preciacts between the. hours of 7 and 9 P. M. Z : Supervisors of Election. . Nevada City Precinct ,P. H. Belden, Graxs Vulley Precinct, F.G. Bea'ty. Truckee Precinct, 1. C. Plunkett. North San Jusn Precinct, J. A. &trdger will s-lect their own Officers of Election. The basis of representation will be one Delegate from each Precinc, and one Delewate tor every 40 votes pulled at.the last state Election, fo” Phelps and Bidwell. The following i‘. the appoitionment of Nevadnu City...0.0The County Central Committce recommend the following Test: ‘* Upp sition to the restor tion to power of the Democratic, with the Repnblican Perty.” By Order of the County Committee. KE. W. Rosrts, Chairman, jyt9 I, J. Rob: £ See’y. COLLATERAL LOAN AND SAVINGS BANK. N, E. Corner Post and Kearny Streets, San Francisco. Incorporated under the laws of the State of California. ; President, SOLON PATTEE. Secretary, F, 8. CARTER. __ LIRECTORS: Solon Pattee, «os ccveceseccee -President. Elmer Tirry,,...-.0f E. Terry & Uo,s. F. J. 8. Spear, JF» of E. 8. Spear & Cy., Auc’r. Frederick: ‘Uurriil.....+ -,..Capitalist. Leander Sawyer, San Mateo,..Capitahst. Ko'’t Stevenson, of StevensUn’s Blo k, 8.F, FYNUE object of this Bank is to loan money upon Collateral Securities, stucks, Buuds, also Dixsmonds, Watch s,Furniture, Warehouse Receints, etc., charg ng the legal rute of intefest, 4 per cent. per month. Also. receive Lepus'ts subject to Cali or Check. For the present tbe Bapk allows the tollowing rates of interest to depositore: 6 MONTHS, 1. PER CENT._PER MUJNTH; 12 MONTHS, 14 PER CENT PER MONTH. Subscription Books for a limited number of shares are now open ut ‘Len Dollars per shure, at the Collateral Loamand Savinys Bank, N. E. Corner Post and Kearny streets, San Fiancisco, Circulurs sent on application.mad0-din F. 8. CARTER, Secretary. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, uta & OAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HUTEL. NEVADA CITY, BP. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. °*@ — é HE proprietor of the EMPIRE 8TABLES announces: that he has nuw the Largest lot of : Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. , Teamns, with klegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terins. The Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to’ with prolptness. NS Good Saddle Horses-always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or roouth aud the greatest vf care guaranteed D. WELLINGTON, Nevada City, November 17th, 1875. “HL W. VALANTINE. M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE STREETS. over Preston's Drug Store. Entrance on Pine +treet : Kesidepce at the, ild Keeney-place, ‘on Main. St. Orders leit at BE, M, Preston's will be attende. tu. P nid ack "JOHN H. HARRISON, EALER IN BEEF, MUTTON 4 VEAL, CORNED BEEF, CORNED PORK, &c. Meats sold at reasomable rates for Cash. In all’ the other Precincts, the voters . TULLEt USE pressing paiu in the head, Lausea, vertigo. IN LEUCORRHGA it has no equal, All kinas of ulverations to which ies ore ’ subject are prowptly cured. © uller de. *-taile'in book accom, any pg each bottle. PILES —blind and bleeding—weet prompt relief aud rady «ure. ‘No case however chronic or obstinate can long resist its. regular use. : VARICLUSE VEINS. It.is the only sure cure. KIDNEY DISEASES. It has no equal for permanent cure BLELDING from any cause. For this i¢ isa specific. It has saved ‘hundreds of lives when all other remedies failed to aftrest bleeding from nose, stomach Jungs and els, where. TOWTHACHS, E.rache, Neuralgia and Rheumatism are alite relieved, and often permancntly cur d. , PHYSIVIANS of all schools who are ac. qusinted with Ponu’s Extract of Witch hhez l recommend it to thei® practice, We have lettersof commendation from hundreds of Physicians, many of whom orveritfor use in thir vwn practice. In acdinon tthe furegving, they order ° its use fo. Swellings of all kinds, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Inuflamed ‘Tousils, simple snd chronic Viarrhc.:, Outairh (for wuich it i6 @ Bpecitic), Chillblains, rusted Feet, Stings of “Insects, Mosquitus. etc, Chappea Hands, Faee;-andindeedwl! manuer of skiu diseases, R moves sur: niss, Rough: py 68 and Smarting; h ele cuts, . ruptions and Pimples. Ic 1evives,invigorates and re:reshes, while w uderfuly improviig the Compl xivr. TO FAKXMERS— Pond’s Extract. No Stock Breeder, ho Livery Min cun afford to be with uti. It is tsed by all the leade. ing L very Stables, ttreet Railroads and first Horsemen in New York City. Itbis noe qual for Sprains, Harness or Sad dle Chotings’ Stiff.ess, Scr. thes, Swellings, Cuts, Laver tions, Ble dings,Pneumonix, clic, Dia Ti @s, Chills, Colds, &e, Ttsreugeof action is wide, and the — relief it uffurds is so prompt that it ig invaluable. in every Farm yard as well as in every Farm bouse. Letit be tried once, and ycu wil bever be withoutit, _ CANTON! Pe na’s Extract has been imi tat d. The gebuine article has the words Pond’s Extract blown .n each bottle Itis pr pared. by the only persons living who ever knew how to prepare it properiy. Refuse allothcr preparations or Witch Hazel. ‘This is the only article uxt d by physicians, aud in tue hospitals of this country a d Kurope. HISTORY und usesof Pund's Extract, in punphict fotm,sent tree on application to PON D's EXTRACT COMPANY. jy22 98 Maiden Lane, New York. Established 1865. American and Foreign Patents, GILMURE & CO, SNUCCE 8° RS TO CHIPMAN, HOSMER KS & Co., Sulicitors. Patents precurea jn all countries. No fers’ in advance. No ch rge unless the patent is granted. No fees t' rm king prelimiuary examinations. No additioual fees fur-obtain:ng and con ducting. a reiearipg. Sp: civl attention given to Interference Cares betore the Pat. ent Office, Extensions befure Congress, Infringewert Sui's in different States, and all litigation appertsining to Inventions or Patéent~, Send stamp to Gilmore & Co. for pamphlet of sixty p»ges. Old Bounty Land Warrants. The-last Report of the Commissioner of the Genrral Land Office shown 2,897,600 acres of Bounty Lana: V'arranuts outstand ing. These were issued under act of 1866 and pri-r acts. GULMOKE & CO. pay cash forthem. Send by registered letter. If Assignments are imperfect we give—instructions to perfect them, U. g. General Land Office. the United States Genersi Land Office and Departineut of the Ll te iow. Private Land €laims, Miuiig and pre-emption claims apd Homestead cates atiended-te. Arrears of Pay end Bounty. Officers, soldiers and sail ra of the late wor, or theirhveirs, sre in many cases entitled to money from: the Government, of Which they have po knowledge. Write fuli hi-tory of s:rvice, and stdie-amouot of pay 1nd bounty received. Enclose stamp to GILMORE & CO, and a full re. ply, after examinution, wisl Le given you fr. e. Pensions. All officers, suliiers,and ssilors wonnd ed, ruptured, .o. injured in. the late war, however sli: btiy, car obtain a pension by tddressipg GILMORE & Ci). Causes. prosecuted by GILMORE & OO., before the Supreme Court of the United Siates.the Court of Claims aud the Bouth«crn Claims Commis-ion, Each department of our business ie con. ducted in « separate bureau, under the charge of the seme experienced parties ex: ployed by the old firm. Prompt attention to all bussners-entrustec’ tou GILMORE & CO. is thus secured. We desire to win success by deserving it. A dress, GILWORE & CO., iv22 4 Washington, D. C, HOUSE F-K SALE, ~ THE HOUSE and LOT on Bou. GF der street, lately occupied by Jesse t §. Thompson, is offered for sale 4 SHY 2 Great Bargain. The House cos tains six sommes ane is oe repair, Fr furtber particn enquire o ° . N. P, BROWN, At Tranécript Office, Shop on Broad Street, oppusite the Navada _ NEVADA CITY \ THE LOWEST. ‘sive meacall. of 1 ‘I Nevaca City May 30th, 1878, é ED Contested wand Cuses pros ‘cuted before .