July 7, 1882 (4 pages)

ll * Get ral ciates, and the historians of the war, . no one can be'charged with manufac for -political effect. The himself has invited an overhauling of his record. No one can quéstion the gallantry or braver. of Gen, G. A. Caster, who lost his life afew years ago in the Indian a In the year 1876, Gen, Cuspeabea papers entitled “‘Mem~~ ries. tie War.” In these he reviewed the conduét of the several military officers who were prominent figures during that era of unpleasantwere regarded as eminently just and arrived at from an actual knowledge of the men and events described." Iv the June. number of 1876, afte: speaking in praise of General McClellan, Custer thus :efers to General George Stoneman : t Brigadier-General Stoneman, an— McCiellan. the task tod ecg ont the cavalry torces pee i gg Operate in the field with the army of tke Potomac oe pai Phillip fork neryieg ne had passed . the of his useful— ness as a cavalry leader, even had he been. ted at: opportunity to ren_ der effective service. With Stone“man, however, it was diferent: Tn the of life, elevated to a pesition as Chief of Cavalry, his opportunities first as an orgamzr, after~~ as active commander of th: in the field, were greate sheik ordinarily tall to the lot of military leaders. He a Poort in every res to e@ ex tations of Asc whom he Gare “ple oele selection as Chief of Cavalry. He proved himself deficient in almos. every necessary quality requisite to the snecess of « cavalry leader. Active and somewhat enterprising whe: in pursuit, but not in the presence of an enemy, he seemed to b forsaken by both these qualities when actual conflict and offensiv, movements were necessary, The reoord of the cavalry while wperatin, under Stoneman contains nothing t: itecredit as a separate organizat on, and worse than wothing:if successe» are looked for upon which to base it leader’s claim to the title of Ciief ot Cavalry. The San Fiancisco Pust publishe: the above extract from the Galaxy with the following comments: It cannot be charved that the forewas actuated hy party malic litival spleen. Stonemar not then manifested the itchin for public office, The review upo Stoneman was the witer’s deliber ate conviction, And those who have watched General Stoveman’s careci in politics will be forced to simila conclusions of his couduct in ‘tha. sphere of action. Asa Railroad Cow missioner he hax proved a failure “Active in pu: sui” when there is um da and nothing to be done, hhas been most quiescent when confrooted by.difficulty, He has bee: absent from those meetings of th Commission when his presence wa most required. He has confine: himself to offering resolutions whic! the most ordinary intel ect knew ‘were uncons-itutional, never dari, ' tosay a word in their behalf. General "3 estimate of Stonema: was‘a right one, anid the people California will indorse it in November next. It should aleo be remem bered, in this connectioy, that G n eral Caste was a Democrat in politics. : bn) OUR EXCHANGES. Balf Minute interviews With th Chief’ of the Sanctum. x BOW-WOW-Wow ! (Sacramento Bee.) Tho farmer should cease ‘talkin; about doing something,” and do it a once, These hydraulic miners havi no right to destroy valuable property in, this way, *nd.he sooner they ar made to.stop the better. Go fo them, 4 BUSTED B OM. (8. F. Daily Exchange.) Lost—A smail reward will b paid for information of the whereabouts of the Examiner's great anti railway boom. The boom has nei ~been seen-or-heard-of since the tail of the Democratic ticket was expos-— ed to the glare of puvlic criticism. NOTHING LIKE NOVELTY. (N. 0. Picayune) , A Frenchman who thinks science may be taught by the stave, ha written half a dezen scientific dramas, in which steam engiues, pumpand electric machines play a prominent part, The. first ‘play recensly given, was a datl and tiresome affair. ‘We shall next bear ‘of clergymen who thivk the editorial -departmen of a newspaper is an excellent ss ; $2 Weck pf sermons. ee "DON'T MENTION rr. _ 18. F. Daily Report.) The sincerity of the majority in Chas. “Kent killed his wife's "] paramour at Leadville on tne 4th. ~ Chas, Dawson, M. P.,* has been re-elected Lord Mayor of Dub'in. For the first time since 1857, the Postoffice Department has been selfsustaining this year. James Saultery, a gnard at the hands blown off on the 4th while firinga salute, Warren Burrows, aged 10 years, was thrown from a horse at Marys— ville on the 3d; and was probably ; fatally. injured, * Garrét South-died at Colton, San Bernardino county, Monday morning from an overduse gf chloroform, taken by accident, The resitlence of E. Frank at Napa was destroyed by fire Tuesday. Loss, $1,500; insured for $1,000. The fire was caused by firecrsckers, At Bodie Tuesday morning Sam Harworth, a carpenter, “shot James Leonard, a sporting mau, in the face. It is thought the wound is fatal There appears to be no cause fur the shooting. ©. W. Johnson, from Kentucky, was shot by Clara Christian, aged 18, at Franklm, Texas, ou the 3. fhe cause of the tragedy was a scau— dal aileged to have been put in circulation by Juhuson, The Corner’s jury, after an hour’s Ieliveration, returned a verdict that the railroad accident last Mondey op the Long Branch road was cau-eu by the spreadwy of the rails a: Parker's Creek, anil find the New York and Long Branch Railroad Company guilty of gross and .culp— au @ vegigence. A Pitisburg (Pa ,) telegram says: fuesday evening about eryht o'clock, the st-amer Sviota, with a large exeursion party, colided with the steamer Lomes, near Midgo Junction on the Ohio, ‘the former s*camer wassunk. The report is thatfifty persons were drowned, The crew aud officers of the Lomes rescued over four hundred persons, Heartrendering scenes are described by the witnesses oi the accident. 4 } Frauk Soule, who has been termed the Nestor of the California Press, died in San Francisco last week. He was editor of the fist Saa Francisco Uhronicie, published about 1854-6, which wasa model paper for those dsys in ability, enterprise, vivacity and typographical beauty, He represented jn part San Franci-co in the State Senate in 1852-3, was for a cerm United Stat:s Internal Revenue Collector in the Eighteenth Califor— aia District, and bas for many years. wd ontil quite lately, been editor of he Alta, scare Tris amusing to witness the course ofsome very gdod Dembcrats wh» velieve in the Sunday Law. There is sconflict between their consciences and their Democravy, but in mos: zases Democracy will win. It i> ‘ortunate for the country that there sa large body of people who care nore for principle than for a mere warty name. It makes the Republivan party the most truly representsa— ive of public sentiment, because it ‘ever won a contest, ani never will from becoming a time.s-rver and ad vancing all sorts of platformsand_ all sortsof men. The o.casional mis— akes which bave been made attest hetruth of this assertiou, ; eats Tae Sacramento Recoord—Union ays of two Democratic Congressionil candidates: “Sumner _is a pulitisal ‘crank’ of the most extravagant sind, who has tor years been: trying 0 ride into popularity upon the nost wild and ultra propositions, vhile Rosecrans is an incompetent. superannuated old fossil, whose slander of General Garffeld ough: 30 be alone sufficient tovdefeat him.” No. Legislature or Government ver enacted an honest man. e Pte as Sa. . AOL a ee at Na a MARRIED. At Grass Valley, July 4th, 1882, Mr. thas. 8. Richardson to Miss Sarah Black. DIED. At Grass Vallev, July 8d, 1982, Christoeon gt oh oor ba ata native of Devoashire, Eng Itis the concurrent testimony of the pubhe and the medical profession {that ee 's Stomach bitte s ica medicine which achieves resnits ‘ Pani felt, thorough and ‘benign. rectif yin hiver disorder, it ; invigorates the Feeble, conquers kid“and bladder ‘complaints, and . pa the convalesence of those re— from enfecbling diseases, pears eo the grand sponse for “HOTEL _ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. STANLEY A. EDDY.. Ae ae en Proprietor Wepwespay, July 5. H. L. Swarthoup. Quaker Hill. — Dan Cahill. Giass Valley. Harry E, Weston, Bodie, Wo. Fredrick. Gress Valley. L. M. Sukeforth. City. T. C. Randall. Rock Creek. Fred Huson, G: ass Valicy, C H. Langham, Sau Francisco. Chas. Novey,:Pleasant Valley. Mrs, Whitney. You Bet. J. B. Cowen, White Pine. P. Morphy, You Bet. H. J. Carter, Bloomfield. W. FP. Hamlip, Mountain House. J. Vance, B oomfiels. P. Campbell, Smartsville. D. McDonald, Smartsville. Jolin Heal, Bine Tent. Wm. York, San Francisco. L. H, Foute, Rock Creek. -: D. B. Knettle, Rock Creek{++ C.B. Hill, City. W. W. Wear, City. S. Hetherington. Scott’s Flat. A. Hind, V Flume. ~~ Bera-tos Bonn, Clerk. CITSZENS BiaNK. A Matement ofits Financial Con @ition at the beginning of basimess of Saturday morning, July iat, A. DB. 1882: RESOURCES. Conti 0m P06 60s os Sa es ENS $ 19,587 80 Cash on deposit with other banks, 42,578 a bank cheeks and cash items. . 576 ON INES oss vnc ca cen eee sees 768 9 County Warrants...2.. 16,975 06 Loans on real estate.... 25,085 37 Loans on stock and bonds.. 660 00 Loans on other sccurit es. .. 2,805 00 Lvans* én personal security only. 20,207 8% Real estate taken for debt.. 4,300 00 laterest megane ps stag securities) 352 8 r urniture and oe xtures.. 3,000 On Bank premises, . ap PEEPS S 5,04 00 Total Assets .... $151,027 04 LIABILITIES. mee mgt paid 4 Wats deb ye cat $ 30,000 00 Bevin bis ca, sera e cbs Soak a 7,981 21 sue Deposdtors. . . /. osc eee sees 112,633 6. Dividends unpaid, .... 4171 Total Liabilities... $151,027 04 State of California, County of Nevada. ss. We dosviemnly swear that we have (and ach of us has)a persona! knowledge of the matters containet in the fureguing state ment, and thav the same is a true and accurate statement of the financial condition 01 he Citizens Bank on the moruing of —Jaly ist, 1882, according to the best of our know! <dge and belief,aud thatthe assets enumera __ ted are all under the custody and coatrul oj he proper officers and agente of the Hank. We turthermore solemnly swear that the Paid up Capital of the ssid Bank is Thirty Thousand (330,0.0) Dollars, and that saiu apital consists o: the assets transferred by he Bank of Nevada County to the Citizens Bank. E. M. PRESTON, President. of JNU, T. MORGAN, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn beivre me, a Notary vublic in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, this Sixth day of July, A. wv. 1882. NILEs SEARLS, {sean} Notary Public. NOTIC«. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ‘ the Assessment Koll of the County i» now in the hands of the Clerk of the Board Equal.zation, which is in session for the surpose of equalizing theassessméut of the Jounty. J. E. CARR, Clerk. By T. H Carr, Deputy. July Sth, 1882. Drug Store For Sale ! One of the Finest Drug and Stati« nery Stores in Northern California foi sale CHEAP FOR CASH. This is a first-class oP »sortunity tosécurea p2ying and . long esta’ ished b atar rice. a sorenquire at TRA} saargaisie OF. * y4a GRAND BALL TO BE GIVEN For the Benefit —OF THE— YOUNG MEN’S Literary Society . —AT— HUNT’S HALL, Friday Evening, July 14th. Committee o1 Arrangements, John Nivens, Theo, Wells, will Morgan, Mose Barah, Joe sailler, Harry Martin. Floor Director, H. V. Reardan. FLOOR COMMITTEE. T. G. Farrer, Archie Nivens, M. QO. Baruh, W. T. Morgan, J B. Miller, John Michel. sa RECEPTION COMMITTEE, +. B, Gray, D. E. Morgan, 4&4. G,E Martin, Jcnn Nivens, RUSIC BY Hunt’s Full String Band. “Grand March at 9 o'clock. Tickets $1.59. _ Admission to the Gallery 60 cents. Ladies See R. D. sees FOR SHERIFF E County Assessor, ‘. JAMES D. WHITE. “NEVADA CITY (Canstonets) Daily RANSCRI Be PUDAY, JULY 7, 1882, Wal Exhibt at : Nevada a MRS. LESTER AND MRS. . LESTER AND . LESTER AND . LESTER AND . LESTER AND MRS. LESTER MRS. LESTER MRS. LESTER MRS, LESTER For. County Treasurer. L. W. DREYFUSS 8S HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for the office of Pape Treasurer, soos to the decision of the Demovratic MRS LESTER AND CRAWFORD. LESEER AND beet tg $6.00 Plumes for $4.50. $4.00 Plumes for $2.00. jes a aie Goenty. eevncen: CRAW MRS. 5 MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. A NEW DEPARTURE. —— New Goods Just Opened. “Taarn. OUR ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE. apelin IN OUR— MiLLINERY DEPARTMENT. excationtel oem —_——0o-—— ermine () oc stil ecnsiiaepias Qpmveriernit sensi eo) ‘Geant laren aaa in Hats. a For County Clerk. M. BYRNE, Jr., Tui BE A “CANDIDATE” FOR THE W. nomination of COUNTY CLERK, subet to the Democratic County Convention . LESTER AND CRAWFORD MES” LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. RS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. og LESTER AND CRAWFORD. hen AND CRAWFORD Millinery Coods From New York . THis WEEK WE OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS Goods at Retail Sold at Son Francisoa Wholesale Pricos ! $5.00 Plumes for $3.00 $1.50 Tips for $1.00. The Finest Assortment of Flowers ever brought to this city at equally Low Rates. BEAUTIFUL ROSES 5 and 10 CENTS EACH. HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER. @ Polite attention whether you, purchase or not. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, 12) y CRAWFORD. CRAWFORD. CRAWFORD. CRAWFORD. AND CRAWFORD. AND CRAWFORD AND CRAWFORD. AND CRAWFORD. MRS. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. —THIS MONTH— B. H. MILLER, BROAD STRERT: .: 6s ee. NEVADA CITY MAKES A SPECIALTY OF —0—0—n —9-—N—0—0 —0—0-— 0 —0—0—0—002—0—o >. ee ee SUMMER GOODS.) SUMMER HOSIERY, tee ee xTRA coors., ae HATS : The Nobbiest Makes Out This s Year. UNDERWEAR, PERCALE AND WHITE SHIRTS, . BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, ETC., ETC. The best assortment, L Lowest Prices, Near the Union Hotel, Main Street, Nevada City. © MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. EESTFR AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD., MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . LE TER AND CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. LESTER AND CRAWFORD RIGHT IN SEASON. \ ~Y ae =—O-+O~ 0 —0—0— 000 —0—-0u-——-00-9 0-0 —-0—-0 SUMMER SUITS: The Finest Line Ever Brought To The City. SUMMER NECKWEAR? : All The Latest Patterns and ee / “MILLER, bl RP. H. BELDEN, —DEALER IN— “CREAM DE LIS. 35 cts. per a. INSECT POWDER = per bottle. res ~ s oe Fellow’s Building. Broad Street, Nevada City. Pare Drags, Chemicals Toilet Goods ' Stationery and Sheet Music, EYE GLASSES, CABINET FRAMES, CUTLERY, ale Ae » SSeS np OW Paice @ Stan : fore making their purchases elsewhere. _ GRASS VALLEY, ae = # The Colossal Monster Mastoion is JOHN Pee , OVERTOWERING, GIGANTIC WNAOW On Great World's Exposition, Matchless leans secuiaie Aquariam, Marve:cus Museum, Egyptian Caravan and strictiy MORAL CINStEA, Whi-tr has so outgrown itself as to require SEPARATE AND DISTINCT RINGS, To give its One Hundred and Fifty Novel Specialties and Sensational Performances in the same given time that ordina: oceupy-in giving-bat-a single performance—in tact -nine hours of sol.d evtertainment condensed into two. Sipe Ten Exhibitions Combined ! Requiring a Force of Over 1000 Men and Horses ! The Most Gigantic Amusement Enterprise Ever Perfected on Earth ! E mphatically the Newest, Biggest, Greatest, Grandest, Best. NEW FEATURES, NEW MARVELS, NEW WONDERS, NEW EVERYTHING! Delighting the Old, Charming the Young, Instructing the Youth. Entrancing the Children, LI ARS Everybody. In one vast viliaye of Colossal T: nts, representing an outlay of TWO ILLIO® DOLI ARS! A proud monument of succes+ful enterprise, ba+ ed upon a hfelong i delity_to the promises made to the pub ic each season turing over fifty years, Lt is coming ou its own Special trainof FIFTY MAGNIFICENT EALACE CARS. To such ponderous _}roportions has this givantie ent-rprise grown, MR: ROBINSON-has—ealed-to his aid, and engaged ata princely salary, the oriyinal, veritable and only-world—famons veteran, MR. D WN. RICE, whose life-long an: extensive experience makes hun an able aid in this, the unchallenged Show of ali Shows He will be present at each performance as Master of Ceremonies. : THE NIGHT IS TURNED INTO DAY, as the vast Pavilions of this enormous institution.are lighted each night by the world-renowned scientific miracle, the BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHT. A bnilliancy which tivals the dazzling rays of a Summer's mid-day sun. A MOST MAGNIFICENT AND CORCEOUS $300,000 NOVELTY STREET PARADE! ‘At 10 o’clock Each Morning, In which will appear the Twenty Thousand Dollar Beauty. a Performances Afternoon and Evening. Doors open at 1 and 7 Pp, M. : ADMISSION SI. CHILDREN UNDER 10, 50 CENTS. AND MOosT MAGNIFICENT ———$TOCK OF—— THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Trunks, Valises, efc,, elc., HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM ——_or—_ E, CASPER, CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. ~S These Goods have just been receiv ed frem the Eastern ‘manufactories and are now offered for sale at 8 GREATLY REDUCED KATES, Persons i in want of any article i in’ ine line will ’/Save money by examining my Goods and Prices. ‘beenna BON;T FORGET THE PLE, ee

ll * Get ral ciates, and the historians of the war, . no one can be'charged with manufac for -political effect. The himself has invited an overhauling of his record. No one can quéstion the gallantry or braver. of Gen, G. A. Caster, who lost his life afew years ago in the Indian a In the year 1876, Gen, Cuspeabea papers entitled “‘Mem~~ ries. tie War.” In these he reviewed the conduét of the several military officers who were prominent figures during that era of unpleasantwere regarded as eminently just and arrived at from an actual knowledge of the men and events described." Iv the June. number of 1876, afte: speaking in praise of General McClellan, Custer thus :efers to General George Stoneman : t Brigadier-General Stoneman, an— McCiellan. the task tod ecg ont the cavalry torces pee i gg Operate in the field with the army of tke Potomac oe pai Phillip fork neryieg ne had passed . the of his useful— ness as a cavalry leader, even had he been. ted at: opportunity to ren_ der effective service. With Stone“man, however, it was diferent: Tn the of life, elevated to a pesition as Chief of Cavalry, his opportunities first as an orgamzr, after~~ as active commander of th: in the field, were greate sheik ordinarily tall to the lot of military leaders. He a Poort in every res to e@ ex tations of Asc whom he Gare “ple oele selection as Chief of Cavalry. He proved himself deficient in almos. every necessary quality requisite to the snecess of « cavalry leader. Active and somewhat enterprising whe: in pursuit, but not in the presence of an enemy, he seemed to b forsaken by both these qualities when actual conflict and offensiv, movements were necessary, The reoord of the cavalry while wperatin, under Stoneman contains nothing t: itecredit as a separate organizat on, and worse than wothing:if successe» are looked for upon which to base it leader’s claim to the title of Ciief ot Cavalry. The San Fiancisco Pust publishe: the above extract from the Galaxy with the following comments: It cannot be charved that the forewas actuated hy party malic litival spleen. Stonemar not then manifested the itchin for public office, The review upo Stoneman was the witer’s deliber ate conviction, And those who have watched General Stoveman’s careci in politics will be forced to simila conclusions of his couduct in ‘tha. sphere of action. Asa Railroad Cow missioner he hax proved a failure “Active in pu: sui” when there is um da and nothing to be done, hhas been most quiescent when confrooted by.difficulty, He has bee: absent from those meetings of th Commission when his presence wa most required. He has confine: himself to offering resolutions whic! the most ordinary intel ect knew ‘were uncons-itutional, never dari, ' tosay a word in their behalf. General "3 estimate of Stonema: was‘a right one, anid the people California will indorse it in November next. It should aleo be remem bered, in this connectioy, that G n eral Caste was a Democrat in politics. : bn) OUR EXCHANGES. Balf Minute interviews With th Chief’ of the Sanctum. x BOW-WOW-Wow ! (Sacramento Bee.) Tho farmer should cease ‘talkin; about doing something,” and do it a once, These hydraulic miners havi no right to destroy valuable property in, this way, *nd.he sooner they ar made to.stop the better. Go fo them, 4 BUSTED B OM. (8. F. Daily Exchange.) Lost—A smail reward will b paid for information of the whereabouts of the Examiner's great anti railway boom. The boom has nei ~been seen-or-heard-of since the tail of the Democratic ticket was expos-— ed to the glare of puvlic criticism. NOTHING LIKE NOVELTY. (N. 0. Picayune) , A Frenchman who thinks science may be taught by the stave, ha written half a dezen scientific dramas, in which steam engiues, pumpand electric machines play a prominent part, The. first ‘play recensly given, was a datl and tiresome affair. ‘We shall next bear ‘of clergymen who thivk the editorial -departmen of a newspaper is an excellent ss ; $2 Weck pf sermons. ee "DON'T MENTION rr. _ 18. F. Daily Report.) The sincerity of the majority in Chas. “Kent killed his wife's "] paramour at Leadville on tne 4th. ~ Chas, Dawson, M. P.,* has been re-elected Lord Mayor of Dub'in. For the first time since 1857, the Postoffice Department has been selfsustaining this year. James Saultery, a gnard at the hands blown off on the 4th while firinga salute, Warren Burrows, aged 10 years, was thrown from a horse at Marys— ville on the 3d; and was probably ; fatally. injured, * Garrét South-died at Colton, San Bernardino county, Monday morning from an overduse gf chloroform, taken by accident, The resitlence of E. Frank at Napa was destroyed by fire Tuesday. Loss, $1,500; insured for $1,000. The fire was caused by firecrsckers, At Bodie Tuesday morning Sam Harworth, a carpenter, “shot James Leonard, a sporting mau, in the face. It is thought the wound is fatal There appears to be no cause fur the shooting. ©. W. Johnson, from Kentucky, was shot by Clara Christian, aged 18, at Franklm, Texas, ou the 3. fhe cause of the tragedy was a scau— dal aileged to have been put in circulation by Juhuson, The Corner’s jury, after an hour’s Ieliveration, returned a verdict that the railroad accident last Mondey op the Long Branch road was cau-eu by the spreadwy of the rails a: Parker's Creek, anil find the New York and Long Branch Railroad Company guilty of gross and .culp— au @ vegigence. A Pitisburg (Pa ,) telegram says: fuesday evening about eryht o'clock, the st-amer Sviota, with a large exeursion party, colided with the steamer Lomes, near Midgo Junction on the Ohio, ‘the former s*camer wassunk. The report is thatfifty persons were drowned, The crew aud officers of the Lomes rescued over four hundred persons, Heartrendering scenes are described by the witnesses oi the accident.. 4 } Frauk Soule, who has been termed the Nestor of the California Press, died in San Francisco last week. He was editor of the fist Saa Francisco Uhronicie, published about 1854-6, which wasa model paper for those dsys in ability, enterprise, vivacity and typographical beauty, He represented jn part San Franci-co in the State Senate in 1852-3, was for a cerm United Stat:s Internal Revenue Collector in the Eighteenth Califor— aia District, and bas for many years. wd ontil quite lately, been editor of he Alta, scare Tris amusing to witness the course ofsome very gdod Dembcrats wh» velieve in the Sunday Law. There is sconflict between their consciences and their Democravy, but in mos: zases Democracy will win. It i> ‘ortunate for the country that there sa large body of people who care nore for principle than for a mere warty name. It makes the Republivan party the most truly representsa— ive of public sentiment, because it ‘ever won a contest, ani never will from becoming a time.s-rver and ad vancing all sorts of platformsand_ all sortsof men. The o.casional mis— akes which bave been made attest hetruth of this assertiou, ; eats Tae Sacramento Recoord—Union ays of two Democratic Congressionil candidates: “Sumner _is a pulitisal ‘crank’ of the most extravagant sind, who has tor years been: trying 0 ride into popularity upon the nost wild and ultra propositions, vhile Rosecrans is an incompetent. superannuated old fossil, whose slander of General Garffeld ough: 30 be alone sufficient tovdefeat him.” No. Legislature or Government ver enacted an honest man. e Pte as Sa. . AOL a ee at Na a MARRIED. At Grass Valley, July 4th, 1882, Mr. thas. 8. Richardson to Miss Sarah Black. DIED. At Grass Vallev, July 8d, 1982, Christoeon gt oh oor ba ata native of Devoashire, Eng Itis the concurrent testimony of the pubhe and the medical profession {that ee 's Stomach bitte s ica medicine which achieves resnits ‘ Pani felt, thorough and ‘benign. rectif yin hiver disorder, it ; invigorates the Feeble, conquers kid“and bladder ‘complaints, and . pa the convalesence of those re— from enfecbling diseases, pears eo the grand sponse for “HOTEL _ARRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. STANLEY A. EDDY... Ae ae en Proprietor Wepwespay, July 5. H. L. Swarthoup. Quaker Hill. — Dan Cahill. Giass Valley. Harry E, Weston, Bodie, Wo. Fredrick. Gress Valley. L. M. Sukeforth. City. T. C. Randall. Rock Creek. Fred Huson, G: ass Valicy, C H. Langham, Sau Francisco. Chas. Novey,:Pleasant Valley. Mrs, Whitney. You Bet. J. B. Cowen, White Pine. P. Morphy, You Bet. H. J. Carter, Bloomfield. W. FP. Hamlip, Mountain House. J. Vance, B oomfiels. P. Campbell, Smartsville. D. McDonald, Smartsville. Jolin Heal, Bine Tent. Wm. York, San Francisco. L. H, Foute, Rock Creek. -: D. B. Knettle, Rock Creek{++ C.B. Hill, City. W. W. Wear, City. S. Hetherington. Scott’s Flat. A. Hind, V Flume. ~~ Bera-tos Bonn, Clerk. CITSZENS BiaNK. A Matement ofits Financial Con @ition at the beginning of basimess of Saturday morning, July iat, A. DB. 1882: RESOURCES. Conti 0m P06 60s os Sa es ENS $ 19,587 80 Cash on deposit with other banks, 42,578 a bank cheeks and cash items.. .. 576 ON INES oss vnc ca cen eee sees 768 9 County Warrants.....2... 16,975 06 Loans on real estate....... 25,085 37 Loans on stock and bonds.... 660 00 Loans on other sccurit es.. ... 2,805 00 Lvans* én personal security only.. 20,207 8% Real estate taken for debt.... 4,300 00 laterest megane ps stag securities) 352 8 r urniture and oe xtures... 3,000 On Bank premises, . ap PEEPS S 5,04 00 Total Assets ....... $151,027 04 LIABILITIES.

mee mgt paid 4 Wats deb ye cat $ 30,000 00 Bevin bis ca, sera e cbs Soak a 7,981 21 sue Deposdtors. . . /. osc eee sees 112,633 6. Dividends unpaid, ........ 4171 Total Liabilities...... $151,027 04 State of California, County of Nevada. ss. We dosviemnly swear that we have (and ach of us has)a persona! knowledge of the matters containet in the fureguing state ment, and thav the same is a true and accurate statement of the financial condition 01 he Citizens Bank on the moruing of —Jaly ist, 1882, according to the best of our know! <dge and belief,aud thatthe assets enumera __ ted are all under the custody and coatrul oj he proper officers and agente of the Hank. We turthermore solemnly swear that the Paid up Capital of the ssid Bank is Thirty Thousand (330,0.0) Dollars, and that saiu apital consists o: the assets transferred by he Bank of Nevada County to the Citizens Bank. E. M. PRESTON, President. of JNU, T. MORGAN, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn beivre me, a Notary vublic in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, this Sixth day of July, A. wv. 1882. NILEs SEARLS, {sean} Notary Public. NOTIC«. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ‘ the Assessment Koll of the County i» now in the hands of the Clerk of the Board Equal.zation, which is in session for the surpose of equalizing theassessméut of the Jounty. J. E. CARR, Clerk. By T. H Carr, Deputy. July Sth, 1882. Drug Store For Sale ! One of the Finest Drug and Stati« nery Stores in Northern California foi sale CHEAP FOR CASH. This is a first-class oP »sortunity tosécurea p2ying and . long esta’ ished b atar rice. a sorenquire at TRA} saargaisie OF. * y4a GRAND BALL TO BE GIVEN For the Benefit —OF THE— YOUNG MEN’S Literary Society . —AT— HUNT’S HALL, Friday Evening, July 14th. Committee o1 Arrangements, John Nivens, Theo, Wells, will Morgan, Mose Barah, Joe sailler, Harry Martin. Floor Director, H. V. Reardan. FLOOR COMMITTEE. T. G. Farrer, Archie Nivens, M. QO. Baruh, W. T. Morgan, J B. Miller, John Michel. sa RECEPTION COMMITTEE, +. B, Gray, D. E. Morgan, 4&4. G,E Martin, Jcnn Nivens, RUSIC BY Hunt’s Full String Band. “Grand March at 9 o'clock. Tickets $1.59. _ Admission to the Gallery 60 cents. Ladies See R. D. sees FOR SHERIFF E County Assessor, ‘. JAMES D. WHITE. “NEVADA CITY (Canstonets) Daily RANSCRI Be PUDAY, JULY 7, 1882, Wal Exhibt at : Nevada a MRS. LESTER AND MRS. . LESTER AND . LESTER AND . LESTER AND . LESTER AND MRS. LESTER MRS. LESTER MRS. LESTER MRS, LESTER For. County Treasurer. L. W. DREYFUSS 8S HEREBY ANNOUNCED AS A CANdidate for the office of Pape Treasurer, soos to the decision of the Demovratic MRS LESTER AND CRAWFORD. LESEER AND beet tg $6.00 Plumes for $4.50. $4.00 Plumes for $2.00. jes a aie Goenty. eevncen: CRAW MRS. 5 MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. A NEW DEPARTURE. —— New Goods Just Opened. “Taarn. OUR ASSORTMENT IS COMPLETE. apelin IN OUR— MiLLINERY DEPARTMENT. excationtel oem —_——0o-—— ermine () oc stil ecnsiiaepias Qpmveriernit sensi eo) ‘Geant laren aaa in Hats. a For County Clerk. M. BYRNE, Jr., Tui BE A “CANDIDATE” FOR THE W. nomination of COUNTY CLERK, subet to the Democratic County Convention . LESTER AND CRAWFORD MES” LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. RS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. og LESTER AND CRAWFORD. hen AND CRAWFORD Millinery Coods From New York . THis WEEK WE OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS Goods at Retail Sold at Son Francisoa Wholesale Pricos ! $5.00 Plumes for $3.00 $1.50 Tips for $1.00. The Finest Assortment of Flowers ever brought to this city at equally Low Rates. BEAUTIFUL ROSES 5 and 10 CENTS EACH. HATS TRIMMED TO ORDER. @ Polite attention whether you, purchase or not. MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, 12) y CRAWFORD. CRAWFORD. CRAWFORD. CRAWFORD. AND CRAWFORD. AND CRAWFORD AND CRAWFORD. AND CRAWFORD. MRS. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD, MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. —THIS MONTH— B. H. MILLER, BROAD STRERT: ..: 6s ee. NEVADA CITY MAKES A SPECIALTY OF —0—0—n —9-—N—0—0 —0—0-— 0 —0—0—0—002—0—o >. ee ee SUMMER GOODS.) SUMMER HOSIERY, tee ee xTRA coors.., ae HATS : The Nobbiest Makes Out This s Year. UNDERWEAR, PERCALE AND WHITE SHIRTS, . BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, ETC., ETC. The best assortment, L Lowest Prices, Near the Union Hotel, Main Street, Nevada City. © MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. MRS. EESTFR AND CRAWFORD. MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD., MRS. LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . LE TER AND CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. . LESTER AND CRAWFORD. LESTER AND CRAWFORD RIGHT IN SEASON. \ ~Y ae =—O-+O~ 0 —0—0— 000 —0—-0u-——-00-9 0-0 —-0—-0 SUMMER SUITS: The Finest Line Ever Brought To The City. SUMMER NECKWEAR? : All The Latest Patterns and ee / “MILLER, bl RP. H. BELDEN, —DEALER IN— “CREAM DE LIS. 35 cts. per a. INSECT POWDER = per bottle. res ~ s oe Fellow’s Building. Broad Street, Nevada City. Pare Drags, Chemicals Toilet Goods ' Stationery and Sheet Music, EYE GLASSES, CABINET FRAMES, CUTLERY, ale Ae » SSeS np OW Paice @ Stan : fore making their purchases elsewhere. _ GRASS VALLEY, ae = # The Colossal Monster Mastoion is JOHN Pee , OVERTOWERING, GIGANTIC WNAOW On Great World's Exposition, Matchless leans secuiaie Aquariam, Marve:cus Museum, Egyptian Caravan and strictiy MORAL CINStEA, Whi-tr has so outgrown itself as to require SEPARATE AND DISTINCT RINGS, To give its One Hundred and Fifty Novel Specialties and Sensational Performances in the same given time that ordina: oceupy-in giving-bat-a single performance—in tact -nine hours of sol.d evtertainment condensed into two. Sipe Ten Exhibitions Combined ! Requiring a Force of Over 1000 Men and Horses ! The Most Gigantic Amusement Enterprise Ever Perfected on Earth ! E mphatically the Newest, Biggest, Greatest, Grandest, Best. NEW FEATURES, NEW MARVELS, NEW WONDERS, NEW EVERYTHING! Delighting the Old, Charming the Young, Instructing the Youth. Entrancing the Children, LI ARS Everybody. In one vast viliaye of Colossal T: nts, representing an outlay of TWO ILLIO® DOLI ARS! A proud monument of succes+ful enterprise, ba+ ed upon a hfelong i delity_to the promises made to the pub ic each season turing over fifty years, Lt is coming ou its own Special trainof FIFTY MAGNIFICENT EALACE CARS. To such ponderous _}roportions has this givantie ent-rprise grown, MR: ROBINSON-has—ealed-to his aid, and engaged ata princely salary, the oriyinal, veritable and only-world—famons veteran, MR. D WN. RICE, whose life-long an: extensive experience makes hun an able aid in this, the unchallenged Show of ali Shows He will be present at each performance as Master of Ceremonies. : THE NIGHT IS TURNED INTO DAY, as the vast Pavilions of this enormous institution.are lighted each night by the world-renowned scientific miracle, the BRUSH ELECTRIC LIGHT. A bnilliancy which tivals the dazzling rays of a Summer's mid-day sun. A MOST MAGNIFICENT AND CORCEOUS $300,000 NOVELTY STREET PARADE! ‘At 10 o’clock Each Morning, In which will appear the Twenty Thousand Dollar Beauty. a Performances Afternoon and Evening. Doors open at 1 and 7 Pp, M. : ADMISSION SI. CHILDREN UNDER 10, 50 CENTS. AND MOosT MAGNIFICENT ———$TOCK OF—— THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF CLOTHING, FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Trunks, Valises, efc,, elc., HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED AT THE CLOTHING EMPORIUM ——_or—_ E, CASPER, CORNER OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY. ~S These Goods have just been receiv ed frem the Eastern ‘manufactories and are now offered for sale at 8 GREATLY REDUCED KATES, Persons i in want of any article i in’ ine line will ’/Save money by examining my Goods and Prices. ‘beenna BON;T FORGET THE PLE, ee