May 18, 1872 (4 pages)

"pany has appealed to the.Snpreme © We long since knew that Stanford renin . by one of the prineipal leaders of the . . to Mr. Dawes, remarks that Mr. “ a The D ily Transit NEVADA A CITY, cAL. : NR TCT EE SATO TTT Pn at Saturday, May 18, 1872. 7s > FOR PRESIDENT, ‘GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. tSabjcct to the decision of thé National R:publitah Convention. } The Railroad Taxes. Thé Central Pacific Railroad ComCourt of the United States in the tax . case recently decided against ‘the . ‘Company in the Supreme Court. of / this State. Thbe-ground of appeal is . that the property of the Company is exempt, because it is a postal and military road $f the Government:-— .& Co. claimed everything in reach, but we had no idea that the grasping ex-Gb¥ernor would ¢laim te be.the -original Uncle Sam. M-the Supreme-Court of the United States should decide that the railroad is, Natzonal preperty, and that therefore the State cannot tax it, the _people will demand that the Govern-. ment take itfrom Stanford & Co.,and run it for the benefit of the people. Thé meanness of this Compuny is . co manifest by their efforts to escape ‘their just share of taxation. In order to do so, they are willing to awear that they do not own the road, and ‘that it is Government property. We do not believe that they have any faith in the 3 raised on appeal, but the ly desire by delay, and put_Aing the taxpayers to as much ex"pense as possible; to prevent a just ‘taxation of their property this year, asthey have suceeeded in doing here* {ofore. The game won’t win. The people will demand that Stanford & “Co. beat their full share of the burdens imposed by taxation. No dodging or denial of oWnership in the road will do. The Railrodd Company must be made te’come to time. “Any Thing to Beat Grant. Mr. Beck, one of the Democrutic leaders in the House of Representatives, lately made one of the charges: against the honesty of the Administration which are now the chief cry ‘of the alliance against the Republivan-party._Mr. Beck's eliarge is a good illustration of the kind of warfere that is waged upon the President. It was as follows: “During the last fiscal year, in: detiance of that law [uct of July 12, 1870], the War Departmént, as is shown by the report of the Secretary of the Treasury, expended $8,000,000 in excess of the appropriations, ‘and seld arms to the French to make good the deficiency; and the proceeds of those arms are new deposited in the ‘Treasury to the credit of that Department, subject to be drawn out by 1t.”” The Secretary of War, in a letter Beck isin error at all points, and proceeds in the tersest aud most conelusive ' mafifiet fo prove it. The War Department did not expend any sums in excess of appropriation; it did not sell arms to make good the deficiency; the money to ‘the credit of erdpanee stores could not be used to make it good; the:proceeds of the sales mentioned are notin the Treasury to the credit of the War Depart ment, nor subject to ita order. The fHecretary leaves little of Mr. Beck. Mr. Fernando Wood made-an at-. tack ef the usual kind upon General Dyer, Chief of the Ordnance Department,to which the General replied in . a letter so conclusive that Mr, Nook retracted his charges. It is by the inebidhyit-Feteration of such charges that’ the campaign is conducted.of any thing andany body tu Grant. > _ ‘Tux -washerwomen of Washington are organizing a protective society, and preparing to employ a legal adviser. Itis not, however, yet certain what: action will be taken by Congress on the matter, Iris said of Father’ Gavazzi that his Enghsh is very ‘bad, but his _ grimaces very expressive, ConorEssman Platt, bf Virginia, is going to run a sassafras mill in Pittsburg. © _ Tur Rev. Dr. Milburn, the ‘blind preacher,”’ is giving lectures in Creorgia. = ———-— --—-—. -« @ + = Thee ae . ness. . that Gratz Brown had not the quali-, = os German = The Cincinnati Volksbiatt, scene of the politica! tragedy of the blepolitical assassination commitied'. Brown Carl Schurz. The motives for the. infamous act were cowardice and selfishCarl Schurz, who well knew! on r fications necessary for a President, . the s' stages are making good time 0 over . had refused to assist Brown in get! here the various routes. . ting the nomination, andat the same . -i The Grass Valley “Union tea i time s had declared against . the nomi. nation of Horace Greeley. When the time came td nominate, Brown . had aléady made his compact with . the Grecley men. vinded hihiself that his small vote . i tice to all the world. would not be increased, he demanded . as After he had eonthe floor, which was granted him by Schurz as a matter of courtesy, and contrary to the rules, in the confidence that. he would not abuse the ptitilége thus accorded ‘iim, ‘and only announce his _-withdrawal. —Instead of thishe occupied with his withdrawal a eulogy of Horace Gree+ ley, and called upon his friends_and the delegates generally to vote for him. @ ‘object of this unheard of ict was two-fold—first, to fatally tab Carl Schurz, and, secondly to secure himself the support of the Greeley men; thus securing his’ poh: ination for tne Vice Presidency. The dastardly plan succeeded most comipletely; because but few of the delegates besides Greeley’s frietidshad any idea of what was sesiepest and in progress.”’ The same paper says: “Neither Greeley nor Grant can receive the support of the German Americas, that is beyond all doubt. The undeserved abuse of Carl Schurz, which he received at the hands of Greeley and Brown men and the political traders, has produced an indignation that will make itself felt in the coming election campaign. The opinion is general that Greeley will ttiuthph over Grant in the Philadelphia Convention by the sdthe’ means that he did here, or else withdraw in Grant’s faver.” There are many Liberals who went into the convention as Republicans, and who came out firmly resolved to cut loose from that party. Greeley, the enthusiast, who flies from one extreme to the other; the temperance fanatic and preposterous moral preacher, the unreliable politician, »is, notwithstanding his acknowledged» personal honesty, not by any meas the ihan te fill the’ Presidency of the Unitéd States in these days of storms and danger. This is evident to all to whom it imports much more than the old slime should be cleansed from our politics, than that the system of protection and the interests of the monopolists should he more thoroughly grounded by his election. But what is still more worthy of,consideration is the recklessness and the shamelesshess, in regard tothe new. movement itself, of the manner in which his nomination was effected. Throughouttlie whole West thd Greeley ticket. will be repudiated with scorn and indignation. tsi Bb A Representation Party. On Thursday last, Mrs. 8. Bu Davenport, of. this city, jad ota . party on the occasion of the thirtyfirst anniversary of ber” wedding day. The comp: t sat atthe table wisted of sixteen ladies who had dar the aggreg'te sixty living children. Of these ladies nine were grandmothers representing in the aggregate thirty-nine living grandchildren. Tt is seldcm in California that a company so small representing ninety-nine children and’ gran@children meet at the same table.» 2) See — , Building Sela. J, E, Johnston has purchased the brick building now occupied by Rosenberg Brothers, on Conimércial street, for the sum -of $2,500. Mr. Johnston proposes to move his. fine stock of furniture in the lower ‘part, and use the second story for the general work connected with his business. ria il ge pee Tue English journals are finding considerable fault at the greatly adulterated character of many necessaries of life, as sold in the London mar-. }WaeEN a man can stand in a basket and lift hiniself by the handles, then ; a round cork will close a square . hole, The Demveratic Governor of Texas is candidate for . named Hobby. ket. ‘ea is one of the principal articles named. . Sacks, e Jewish divine, is visthabes Germany in Dehelt of Darwinisim. a Ger. man paper, contains the following: . Lovett wif! give theit last perform':*The culminating deed in the closing . ances.on the valocipade and skates, As ae t \ Liberal Repablican movement upon . :. another—Gratz ithe Transcript publishing 'randa of documents filed in the . County Recorder's office, forretord: . The object of recording is to give no“. great friends. Cincinnati Convention was a miser; see the Rink crowded to its utmost Miss Carrie Moore. and Mr. C. E. "at the Rink/to-night. "We éxpéet to . capacity: Road Commissioner Daws -wili Tet the eontratt-at. 1 o’cloek, to-day, for . the graveling of Broad street; im this city. Those who intend putting ii i bids mnst do so before’ the above named hour. The roads are a littlé rough, but “Some few persons are_objecting to memoA firtuer notice cannot Hurt. The TraNscriet is entirely correct.”’ ‘The mizing prospects of this township are -splendid—never better. Nearly eyery claim, both gravel and quartz, is being worked with a full compliment of hands. A large quantity of the filthy lucre is. being taken out, ‘and, the’ shipmefts below are very heavy. It-is reported that Frink, of the Republican, is studying for the minis. try. the more we a¥e'corivinced of the truth of the rumor. Inhis last issue he preaches a long sermon on hell, ne endeavors al locate it, , Better it alone. bee the day our city is about as dull looking as we-ever saw it. In the evening it is very lively, which is the strongest evidence iu the world that mén work during ‘tle*day,* ant come to town during the evening. Serisible* ‘conclusion, * ain’t it? To-day the trial of Hidalgo, charged with rape, will commence in the County Court. District Attorney Deal-appeats for the State, and A. J. Ridge, Esq., of Grass Valley, for HiTo-morrow. the Germans of Gunes Valley and Nevada, will have a. pic+ nic at Ismert’s grave. A band of music will be in attendance. A gréat many teanis arrive in town every day, laden with goods ‘for our merchants. It shows that business must be good. The Truckee Republican says: the Transcript will devote one column each duy* to Educational ‘matters. Not much. A column every Sunday morning, and not every day, is the arrangement. be the ustial ‘services at the Catholic Charch,/viz: Mass at 8 and ‘10% i. m., Sunday school at 2 P. m., and evening service at 734 vp. u Rev. J. W. Peck will preach atthe M. E. Church, to-morrow morning, and Rev, Mr. Champion in the evening. A correspondent writing from this city, to the Truckee Republican, says the defaleations during Farquhar's administration amounts to over $21,000. Guessnot. The report shows about $8,000—a difference srt 13,000. ec H. Darneal, ‘gx-Depaty Conaty . Clerk, was— “Yesterday appointed Court réporter,.in the case of Brady, iby dudge Caldwell. Mr, Darneal, during the session of the last Legislature, was employed by the Sacramento Record, asa shert hand teporter. Yesterday was @ very warm, day. Thin clothing, ice éream. and: iced drinks are now in order, . A correspondent writing to the Republican, says: ‘‘My . opinion’ is that you. (the Republican) have at ~-On Sunday, to-morrow; «there will . —, ices’ cate ~ \Statement showing the receipts . ’ Don’t Buy Trash first and the most healthful Tonic wwe introduced 1 the Uatied SA pe me z These Bi have been in the Market for over prered = to and notwithmany new candilic favor. ave ite fo eb ane TAYLOR & B Iams! last struck the bed-rock.’’ We had the above, and the paper publishing ‘it, leads. us to believe that the ‘‘bedxock” is pitching the wrong way. Alas; for human hopes. Mrs. Hyde, who killed. Watson and is out on bail, has received a number of invitations to lecture. Tur Duke of Sutherhind is ona visit to. Garribaldi. Mrs. Washburne, wife of the American Minister to France, is traveling in Italy, _ ———> +> Traian residents of New York, propose to erect a statue of Mazzini or Garribaldi, in Central Park. —_—t BricHaM Young is glad . to get out of court. He has done all the egurthoped that paper would live to a. ~ -. good old age, but the chap writing The two ure . . AND NOTARY PUBLIC, POSALS vibe by the undersigned, at Courty Clerk's office, evada City, up to Saturday, ws 18th day of Mey, of the, fllowing P. » for the oe = AB, e fo ane on of aE ae in Nevada Townsh rir of road in Nevada City 0 85, commencing bot ntreet, Nevada City, running from thence up said strect adistance of one hun. ” WM. D. mi5 Road desmndatianen theater’ pe JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NORTH ‘BLOOMFIELD. ing he wants to. mj LL Kinds of legal documents drasra up . ° +Every Forehoon the Rink ‘will be ope Senn 8 fo 13 xcleek. A ina toteach all wh anit tr nore to abate, p Rama tab SNE RmS Tia ws es Afternoon from 3 o’clock till 5.— Admission, itr wit be Skates eure, ba 10 peers Regret yeh wemlngs from cents : use of Skates 25 cents. Ladies, Me cluding Skateg 26 e@erits, Gentleman and Lady, admission and use of Skates 50 cts. =e B. BULLARD, Proprietor, _Nevada, April Sth, TAM’S SALOON, PINE 8TREET, NEVADA CITY. ————’ people of Nevada City that. he is preEe rtscaarn Opts ne . Teed Fountain Soda, of every fla/ Wor. Ice Cream, PIES; CAKES, TEA AND COFFEE AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR . ‘EVENING. By endeavoring to please all Mr. Tam hopes to receive a liberal share of the pubee eae: Give himacall.Nevada City, May 8th, 1872. ORLEANS GOLDQUARTZ MINING COMPANY: HE Stockholders of the above named Company are Te notified to meet cine fae of the Gonuyany” Man Street, on Saturday evening, Pen. ter at7 o'clock. By order of the athe Feniaeok, . Gc. P. BUINTON, Secretary. and promptly attended to. NTOENE TAM would fnferm the} a N = Th * on TI ports show of th finan prese and 2 2 and expenditures of the municipal) = arial’ 3 We government, of Nevada City, from)5 a. . ; Sed : May 10th, 1871) 0 May 9th,.1872: . Bu jfea ‘WHEN YOU CAN GENERAL RECEIPTS. § 44 weedey wseereete tet Cash ov hand May 10,2872, $1, 198 OF oo. 8 . REISE: ed from tax, 1, Ras eae) oo . i Receiv Property ‘5 1117 73 aeee ope ba af Get the Latest Styles Transferted frou land fund; 66 34 g = 2 eo! ES ' a —_: . > sf: i 4,027 68 pe "Bir 3 CHEAPER ! : Q icra _ EXPENDITUBES. DE a ere tore Bi hy ose se fase ee ao 3 = Biol as ee ee ee ; BS : Marshal's sa 2icq 32 600 00 fe BB Ss SB . Paid —— eG es ~~ 150 00 2 Pe bee : oe! a ‘ FE ‘Streets, beideoe, aes : 43° Sere’ got Q 312 62 2 3 333 Sere"! : 474 40. = 3 Fs; SB tc % Extra police sérwices. .Dace (. Mee. Beer cece 1 Pt o_ Printing and advertising. . 79 00)\ PERRO BOSS . E ey. , a. ee ee ae 23.00 Sobemacnae ‘ : 2 Repairing graveyard fence, 4457 & BOSSaASrOR. . ¢ Assessment roll, blanks,etc., 19 50 2occths Ssze:\2 £ . . Hasthe Largest, Prettj17 § Osn8Enzgaa: Fp ’ tti Prison expenses ...he 9 seSeoBgy: ae am Wood for town Office,.. a 32225: BoRz! an Repairing lamp posts.., 700; 34525 Bees: 3: est and the Cheapest Stock Stationery eereeee seceteeet 9 85 oo ZmEe i aa it q Fe) ¥ = ; Election expenses.-.+ _ 60 00 & qze" Bes ees ‘Treasurer's commission. 63 21 4 sory aw ‘ f ao : of oe Balance cnsh inGen'l Fund, 1,867 98 EB md “ ae te ® 409768) Bcc. pitilnct io Si Cash on'hand May 10, 1872, 645 48 5 nf) Qi w Reccived from property tax, 1,157 87 & ESSSesees la 7 4 ja. = ee . ’ OD issnts a it ‘f 5 EXPENDITUBES. ee Outstanding order, May 10, 4 x; > 2 WOTAL, CiEiSs 020s H 200 00 Lsetsesenel TE UMMER. ware, Now ./,., S876 . " “i ie. ee /> gion h 6 O., o. ee ee A antes @eenee ‘ ; Nevada Hosd Qo. 5 . & tt ; By Etsy te oee sa 34) 283 64). F SSISASESER . ae Goons W. R. Coe,late Chief Eng’r, 150 00 g ALLA hn hae es 3 so Chief Engr, 7590) E i £ A: a 'y MEON. .. deve Se Are 4 H 8 Balance cash in Fire Fund, 723 96 4 ee eee i Ever brought to. Nevada ‘eho tee E Ae RM MAAHHD~ iz j By » onder! ot geld Petal * ‘sg Prrrire eee eee" ' = a eevee _ Joun. Parrison, President. D weoeiinmn gion! ‘eo & T. H. Rourg, Clerk. e sale Aue ra a. You can’t form any idea neneemmmmmmmmmmmmmnn . tS . s. . NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. i SSESSSSE8E: 2! of the magnificence of the a — “B sssssseses: =! . vente! GRave. mininc. =” PA Bas oo gg ig ol . . §! B . Goods unless YOU call and a2 mag a. nou is wy = aan a 2 ven, tha ® mee e Board s ast ‘Trustees ld on the 15th Euynwzngswen:' 2; © . gee them! ann or Mek; 16ta, anvaneedatnent of poaniy % Zee ee oes ee . “ee < stock und cosipaay,puswbie iuinedates. ph B Sy in United States $0 coin, tothe Segre . 8 .:OSTETEAN Ht —T tary, » Any sish arom Sree sale eee g >! ment shall remain unpaid on‘the 18th dsy ‘ ; £2 ; 9g bobo Lo eal ead ber Sasa ant TTT TT TTT Tt 2 : ‘ lic auction, ae payment be # tyerpepthe BS : & __ DRESS: GOODS § ee Derr de BE: OS aascnament, seed with costs of nen? Bing ' .The largest and prettiest stocr tising an sale, steer ee ee ee ’ H > By order of the Board of Trustees. Fi ees" dees . 3. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. . 2 1 oH . brought-to this ci embra hecomg yw ar al New come war vam nal Se ra rem me et ever a ty, ree t Califors Street, t ‘ a 3 et: tween Masmnoanr na bansome Streets, E = BSSSRRaaaB: FE! cing every kind known im the Ban Franeisco, Cal. mi8 © A ' we ‘ THOS. FINDLEY.& co, . &° ie ¥ market, such as BANKERS,» Be EF Otties ofall colees, a. . ER! Irish Poplins,— Bier eRe canter ogteeessh sansaesees zi got] White House Goods, URCHASE GOLD DUST. MAKE 4D. 7 & rs Grenadines.” oruE vances Assay or CoinH i: on age at U. 8. Mint, ” “6 E Se ee _-Kilpaceas, as . eiecay hag with the law, noti ia eto. Prints, a beantifal stock, Pe OATS . a te, Vi the ‘Uste hereof, together with cost of Kind —ieare . Publicetion, suit will be commenced by And every other . e wi ; e} aunty, to foreclose the falrest of ‘THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE Feates of purchase, in accordance with the FOR SALE ON ae we? beac! “hy eae si > NEW YORK, Sr. PrYenebUEG, . uQ sD 1 aaa ied CARPETS. LONDON, _DUBLIN M. 8. DEAL, ii : : ml4 Dist. Atty. of Nevada County. BEXMEN, PABIS.mi? . Roller Skating Assemblies. . ~ curse iy, at an Oil Cloths, CELEBRATED SWISB STOMACH hy ao eps veyrisa HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS ! Bleached and Un-bleached Sheeting kins, Spreads, jficking, And every other article in tb line required for Householé and general use ' Every article usually food ® first class Dry Goods Bstablist" ment can behadat — GOLDSMITH? oe May lath, 3872, foun __ the fi healt up th ed sii being __and ¢ elect. electi and d jourr __selliz prtic store bre in pr wi

"pany has appealed to the.Snpreme © We long since knew that Stanford renin . by one of the prineipal leaders of the . . to Mr. Dawes, remarks that Mr. “ a The D ily Transit NEVADA A CITY, cAL. : NR TCT EE SATO TTT Pn at Saturday, May 18, 1872. 7s > FOR PRESIDENT, ‘GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. tSabjcct to the decision of thé National R:publitah Convention. } The Railroad Taxes. Thé Central Pacific Railroad ComCourt of the United States in the tax . case recently decided against ‘the . ‘Company in the Supreme Court. of / this State. Thbe-ground of appeal is . that the property of the Company is exempt, because it is a postal and military road $f the Government:-— .& Co. claimed everything in reach, but we had no idea that the grasping ex-Gb¥ernor would ¢laim te be.the -original Uncle Sam. M-the Supreme-Court of the United States should decide that the railroad is, Natzonal preperty, and that therefore the State cannot tax it, the _people will demand that the Govern-. ment take itfrom Stanford & Co.,and run it for the benefit of the people. Thé meanness of this Compuny is . co manifest by their efforts to escape ‘their just share of taxation. In order to do so, they are willing to awear that they do not own the road, and ‘that it is Government property. We do not believe that they have any faith in the 3 raised on appeal, but the ly desire by delay, and put_Aing the taxpayers to as much ex"pense as possible; to prevent a just ‘taxation of their property this year, asthey have suceeeded in doing here* {ofore. The game won’t win. The people will demand that Stanford & “Co. beat their full share of the burdens imposed by taxation. No dodging or denial of oWnership in the road will do. The Railrodd Company must be made te’come to time. “Any Thing to Beat Grant. Mr. Beck, one of the Democrutic leaders in the House of Representatives, lately made one of the charges: against the honesty of the Administration which are now the chief cry ‘of the alliance against the Republivan-party._Mr. Beck's eliarge is a good illustration of the kind of warfere that is waged upon the President. It was as follows: “During the last fiscal year, in: detiance of that law [uct of July 12, 1870], the War Departmént, as is shown by the report of the Secretary of the Treasury, expended $8,000,000 in excess of the appropriations, ‘and seld arms to the French to make good the deficiency; and the proceeds of those arms are new deposited in the ‘Treasury to the credit of that Department, subject to be drawn out by 1t.”” The Secretary of War, in a letter Beck isin error at all points, and proceeds in the tersest aud most conelusive ' mafifiet fo prove it. The War Department did not expend any sums in excess of appropriation; it did not sell arms to make good the deficiency; the money to ‘the credit of erdpanee stores could not be used to make it good; the:proceeds of the sales mentioned are notin the Treasury to the credit of the War Depart ment, nor subject to ita order. The fHecretary leaves little of Mr. Beck. Mr. Fernando Wood made-an at-. tack ef the usual kind upon General Dyer, Chief of the Ordnance Department,to which the General replied in . a letter so conclusive that Mr, Nook retracted his charges. It is by the inebidhyit-Feteration of such charges that’ the campaign is conducted.of any thing andany body tu Grant. > _ ‘Tux -washerwomen of Washington are organizing a protective society, and preparing to employ a legal adviser. Itis not, however, yet certain what: action will be taken by Congress on the matter, Iris said of Father’ Gavazzi that his Enghsh is very ‘bad, but his _ grimaces very expressive, ConorEssman Platt, bf Virginia, is going to run a sassafras mill in Pittsburg. © _ Tur Rev. Dr. Milburn, the ‘blind preacher,”’ is giving lectures in Creorgia. = ———-— --—-—. -« @ + = Thee ae . ness. . that Gratz Brown had not the quali-, = os German = The Cincinnati Volksbiatt, scene of the politica! tragedy of the blepolitical assassination commitied'. Brown Carl Schurz. The motives for the. infamous act were cowardice and selfishCarl Schurz, who well knew! on r fications necessary for a President, . the s' stages are making good time 0 over . had refused to assist Brown in get! here the various routes. . ting the nomination, andat the same . -i The Grass Valley “Union tea i time s had declared against . the nomi. nation of Horace Greeley. When the time came td nominate, Brown . had aléady made his compact with . the Grecley men. vinded hihiself that his small vote . i tice to all the world. would not be increased, he demanded . as After he had eonthe floor, which was granted him by Schurz as a matter of courtesy, and contrary to the rules, in the confidence that. he would not abuse the ptitilége thus accorded ‘iim, ‘and only announce his _-withdrawal. —Instead of thishe occupied with his withdrawal a eulogy of Horace Gree+ ley, and called upon his friends_and the delegates generally to vote for him. @ ‘object of this unheard of ict was two-fold—first, to fatally tab Carl Schurz, and, secondly to secure himself the support of the Greeley men; thus securing his’ poh: ination for tne Vice Presidency. The dastardly plan succeeded most comipletely; because but few of the delegates besides Greeley’s frietidshad any idea of what was sesiepest and in progress.”’ The same paper says: “Neither Greeley nor Grant can receive the support of the German Americas, that is beyond all doubt. The undeserved abuse of Carl Schurz, which he received at the hands of Greeley and Brown men and the political traders, has produced an indignation that will make itself felt in the coming election campaign. The opinion is general that Greeley will ttiuthph over Grant in the Philadelphia Convention by the sdthe’ means that he did here, or else withdraw in Grant’s faver.” There are many Liberals who went into the convention as Republicans, and who came out firmly resolved to cut loose from that party. Greeley, the enthusiast, who flies from one extreme to the other; the temperance fanatic and preposterous moral preacher, the unreliable politician, »is, notwithstanding his acknowledged» personal honesty, not by any meas the ihan te fill the’ Presidency of the Unitéd States in these days of storms and danger. This is evident to all to whom it imports much more than the old slime should be cleansed from our politics, than that the system of protection and the interests of the monopolists should he more thoroughly grounded by his election. But what is still more worthy of,consideration is the recklessness and the shamelesshess, in regard tothe new. movement itself, of the manner in which his nomination was effected. Throughouttlie whole West thd Greeley ticket. will be repudiated with scorn and indignation. tsi Bb A Representation Party. On Thursday last, Mrs. 8. Bu Davenport, of. this city, jad ota . party on the occasion of the thirtyfirst anniversary of ber” wedding day. The comp: t sat atthe table wisted of sixteen ladies who had dar the aggreg'te sixty living children. Of these ladies nine were grandmothers representing in the aggregate thirty-nine living grandchildren. Tt is seldcm in California that a company so small representing ninety-nine children and’ gran@children meet at the same table.» 2) See — , Building Sela. J, E, Johnston has purchased the brick building now occupied by Rosenberg Brothers, on Conimércial street, for the sum -of $2,500. Mr. Johnston proposes to move his. fine stock of furniture in the lower ‘part, and use the second story for the general work connected with his business. ria il ge pee Tue English journals are finding considerable fault at the greatly adulterated character of many necessaries of life, as sold in the London mar-. }WaeEN a man can stand in a basket and lift hiniself by the handles, then ; a round cork will close a square . hole, The Demveratic Governor of Texas is candidate for . named Hobby. ket. ‘ea is one of the principal articles named. . Sacks, e Jewish divine, is visthabes Germany in Dehelt of Darwinisim. a Ger. man paper, contains the following: . Lovett wif! give theit last perform':*The culminating deed in the closing . ances.on the valocipade and skates, As ae t \ Liberal Repablican movement upon . :. another—Gratz ithe Transcript publishing 'randa of documents filed in the . County Recorder's office, forretord: . The object of recording is to give no“. great friends. Cincinnati Convention was a miser; see the Rink crowded to its utmost Miss Carrie Moore. and Mr. C. E. "at the Rink/to-night. "We éxpéet to . capacity: Road Commissioner Daws -wili Tet the eontratt-at. 1 o’cloek, to-day, for . the graveling of Broad street; im this city. Those who intend putting ii i bids mnst do so before’ the above named hour. The roads are a littlé rough, but “Some few persons are_objecting to memoA firtuer notice cannot Hurt. The TraNscriet is entirely correct.”’ ‘The mizing prospects of this township are -splendid—never better. Nearly eyery claim, both gravel and quartz, is being worked with a full compliment of hands. A large quantity of the filthy lucre is. being taken out, ‘and, the’ shipmefts below are very heavy. It-is reported that Frink, of the Republican, is studying for the minis. try. the more we a¥e'corivinced of the truth of the rumor. Inhis last issue he preaches a long sermon on hell, ne endeavors al locate it, , Better it alone. bee the day our city is about as dull looking as we-ever saw it. In the evening it is very lively, which is the strongest evidence iu the world that mén work during ‘tle*day,* ant come to town during the evening. Serisible* ‘conclusion, * ain’t it? To-day the trial of Hidalgo, charged with rape, will commence in the County Court. District Attorney Deal-appeats for the State, and A. J. Ridge, Esq., of Grass Valley, for HiTo-morrow. the Germans of Gunes

Valley and Nevada, will have a. pic+ nic at Ismert’s grave. A band of music will be in attendance. A gréat many teanis arrive in town every day, laden with goods ‘for our merchants. It shows that business must be good. The Truckee Republican says: the Transcript will devote one column each duy* to Educational ‘matters. Not much. A column every Sunday morning, and not every day, is the arrangement. be the ustial ‘services at the Catholic Charch,/viz: Mass at 8 and ‘10% i. m., Sunday school at 2 P. m., and evening service at 734 vp. u Rev. J. W. Peck will preach atthe M. E. Church, to-morrow morning, and Rev, Mr. Champion in the evening. A correspondent writing from this city, to the Truckee Republican, says the defaleations during Farquhar's administration amounts to over $21,000. Guessnot. The report shows about $8,000—a difference srt 13,000. ec H. Darneal, ‘gx-Depaty Conaty . Clerk, was— “Yesterday appointed Court réporter,.in the case of Brady, iby dudge Caldwell. Mr, Darneal, during the session of the last Legislature, was employed by the Sacramento Record, asa shert hand teporter. Yesterday was @ very warm, day. Thin clothing, ice éream. and: iced drinks are now in order, . A correspondent writing to the Republican, says: ‘‘My . opinion’ is that you. (the Republican) have at ~-On Sunday, to-morrow; «there will . —, ices’ cate ~ \Statement showing the receipts . ’ Don’t Buy Trash first and the most healthful Tonic wwe introduced 1 the Uatied SA pe me z These Bi have been in the Market for over prered = to and notwithmany new candilic favor. ave ite fo eb ane TAYLOR & B Iams! last struck the bed-rock.’’ We had the above, and the paper publishing ‘it, leads. us to believe that the ‘‘bedxock” is pitching the wrong way. Alas; for human hopes. Mrs. Hyde, who killed. Watson and is out on bail, has received a number of invitations to lecture. Tur Duke of Sutherhind is ona visit to. Garribaldi. Mrs. Washburne, wife of the American Minister to France, is traveling in Italy, _ ———> +> Traian residents of New York, propose to erect a statue of Mazzini or Garribaldi, in Central Park. —_—t BricHaM Young is glad . to get out of court. He has done all the egurthoped that paper would live to a. ~ -. good old age, but the chap writing The two ure . . AND NOTARY PUBLIC, POSALS vibe by the undersigned, at Courty Clerk's office, evada City, up to Saturday, ws 18th day of Mey, of the, fllowing P. » for the oe = AB, e fo ane on of aE ae in Nevada Townsh rir of road in Nevada City 0 85, commencing bot ntreet, Nevada City, running from thence up said strect adistance of one hun. ” WM. D. mi5 Road desmndatianen theater’ pe JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NORTH ‘BLOOMFIELD. ing he wants to. mj LL Kinds of legal documents drasra up . ° +Every Forehoon the Rink ‘will be ope Senn 8 fo 13 xcleek. A ina toteach all wh anit tr nore to abate, p Rama tab SNE RmS Tia ws es Afternoon from 3 o’clock till 5.— Admission, itr wit be Skates eure, ba 10 peers Regret yeh wemlngs from cents : use of Skates 25 cents. Ladies, Me cluding Skateg 26 e@erits, Gentleman and Lady, admission and use of Skates 50 cts. =e B. BULLARD, Proprietor, _Nevada, April Sth, TAM’S SALOON, PINE 8TREET, NEVADA CITY. ————’ people of Nevada City that. he is preEe rtscaarn Opts ne . Teed Fountain Soda, of every fla/ Wor. Ice Cream, PIES; CAKES, TEA AND COFFEE AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY OR . ‘EVENING. By endeavoring to please all Mr. Tam hopes to receive a liberal share of the pubee eae: Give himacall.Nevada City, May 8th, 1872. ORLEANS GOLDQUARTZ MINING COMPANY: HE Stockholders of the above named Company are Te notified to meet cine fae of the Gonuyany” Man Street, on Saturday evening, Pen. ter at7 o'clock. By order of the athe Feniaeok, . Gc. P. BUINTON, Secretary. and promptly attended to. NTOENE TAM would fnferm the} a N = Th * on TI ports show of th finan prese and 2 2 and expenditures of the municipal) = arial’ 3 We government, of Nevada City, from)5 a. . ; Sed : May 10th, 1871) 0 May 9th,.1872: . Bu jfea ‘WHEN YOU CAN GENERAL RECEIPTS. § 44 weedey wseereete tet Cash ov hand May 10,2872, $1, 198 OF oo. 8 . REISE: ed from tax, 1, Ras eae) oo . i Receiv Property ‘5 1117 73 aeee ope ba af Get the Latest Styles Transferted frou land fund; 66 34 g = 2 eo! ES ' a —_: . > sf: i 4,027 68 pe "Bir 3 CHEAPER ! : Q icra _ EXPENDITUBES. DE a ere tore Bi hy ose se fase ee ao 3 = Biol as ee ee ee ; BS : Marshal's sa 2icq 32 600 00 fe BB Ss SB . Paid —— eG es ~~ 150 00 2 Pe bee : oe! a ‘ FE ‘Streets, beideoe, aes : 43° Sere’ got Q 312 62 2 3 333 Sere"! : 474 40. = 3 Fs; SB tc % Extra police sérwices. ..Dace (. Mee. Beer cece 1 Pt o_ Printing and advertising. . 79 00)\ PERRO BOSS . E ey. , a. ee ee ae 23.00 Sobemacnae ‘ : 2 Repairing graveyard fence, 4457 & BOSSaASrOR. . ¢ Assessment roll, blanks,etc., 19 50 2occths Ssze:\2 £ . . Hasthe Largest, Prettj17 § Osn8Enzgaa: Fp ’ tti Prison expenses .....he 9 seSeoBgy: ae am Wood for town Office,... a 32225: BoRz! an Repairing lamp posts..., 700; 34525 Bees: 3: est and the Cheapest Stock Stationery eereeee seceteeet 9 85 oo ZmEe i aa it q Fe) ¥ = ; Election expenses..-..+ _ 60 00 & qze" Bes ees ‘Treasurer's commission. 63 21 4 sory aw ‘ f ao : of oe Balance cnsh inGen'l Fund, 1,867 98 EB md “ ae te ® 409768) Bcc. pitilnct io Si Cash on'hand May 10, 1872, 645 48 5 nf) Qi w Reccived from property tax, 1,157 87 & ESSSesees la 7 4 ja. = ee . ’ OD issnts a it ‘f 5 EXPENDITUBES. ee Outstanding order, May 10, 4 x; > 2 WOTAL, CiEiSs 020s H 200 00 Lsetsesenel TE UMMER. ware, Now ./,., S876 . " “i ie. ee /> gion h 6 O., o. ee ee A antes @eenee ‘ ; Nevada Hosd Qo. 5 . & tt ; By Etsy te oee sa 34) 283 64). F SSISASESER . ae Goons W. R. Coe,late Chief Eng’r, 150 00 g ALLA hn hae es 3 so Chief Engr, 7590) E i £ A: a 'y MEON. ... deve Se Are 4 H 8 Balance cash in Fire Fund, 723 96 4 ee eee i Ever brought to. Nevada ‘eho tee E Ae RM MAAHHD~ iz j By » onder! ot geld Petal * ‘sg Prrrire eee eee" ' = a eevee _ Joun. Parrison, President. D weoeiinmn gion! ‘eo & T. H. Rourg, Clerk. e sale Aue ra a. You can’t form any idea neneemmmmmmmmmmmmmnn . tS . s. . NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. i SSESSSSE8E: 2! of the magnificence of the a — “B sssssseses: =! . vente! GRave. mininc. =” PA Bas oo gg ig ol . . §! B . Goods unless YOU call and a2 mag a. nou is wy = aan a 2 ven, tha ® mee e Board s ast ‘Trustees ld on the 15th Euynwzngswen:' 2; © . gee them! ann or Mek; 16ta, anvaneedatnent of poaniy % Zee ee oes ee . “ee < stock und cosipaay,puswbie iuinedates. ph B Sy in United States $0 coin, tothe Segre . 8 .:OSTETEAN Ht —T tary, » Any sish arom Sree sale eee g >! ment shall remain unpaid on‘the 18th dsy ‘ ; £2 ; 9g bobo Lo eal ead ber Sasa ant TTT TT TTT Tt 2 : ‘ lic auction, ae payment be # tyerpepthe BS : & __ DRESS: GOODS § ee Derr de BE: OS aascnament, seed with costs of nen? Bing ' .The largest and prettiest stocr tising an sale, steer ee ee ee ’ H > By order of the Board of Trustees. Fi ees" dees . 3. M. BUFFINGTON, Secretary. . 2 1 oH . brought-to this ci embra hecomg yw ar al New come war vam nal Se ra rem me et ever a ty, ree t Califors Street, t ‘ a 3 et: tween Masmnoanr na bansome Streets, E = BSSSRRaaaB: FE! cing every kind known im the Ban Franeisco, Cal. mi8 © A ' we ‘ THOS. FINDLEY.& co, . &° ie ¥ market, such as BANKERS,» Be EF Otties ofall colees, a. . ER! Irish Poplins,— Bier eRe canter ogteeessh sansaesees zi got] White House Goods, URCHASE GOLD DUST. MAKE 4D. 7 & rs Grenadines.” oruE vances Assay or CoinH i: on age at U. 8. Mint, ” “6 E Se ee _-Kilpaceas, as . eiecay hag with the law, noti ia eto. Prints, a beantifal stock, Pe OATS . a te, Vi the ‘Uste hereof, together with cost of Kind —ieare . Publicetion, suit will be commenced by And every other . e wi ; e} aunty, to foreclose the falrest of ‘THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE Feates of purchase, in accordance with the FOR SALE ON ae we? beac! “hy eae si > NEW YORK, Sr. PrYenebUEG, . uQ sD 1 aaa ied CARPETS. LONDON, _DUBLIN M. 8. DEAL, ii : : ml4 Dist. Atty. of Nevada County. BEXMEN, PABIS.mi? . Roller Skating Assemblies. . ~ curse iy, at an Oil Cloths, CELEBRATED SWISB STOMACH hy ao eps veyrisa HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS ! Bleached and Un-bleached Sheeting kins, Spreads, jficking, And every other article in tb line required for Householé and general use ' Every article usually food ® first class Dry Goods Bstablist" ment can behadat — GOLDSMITH? oe May lath, 3872, foun __ the fi healt up th ed sii being __and ¢ elect. electi and d jourr __selliz prtic store bre in pr wi