November 3, 1872 (4 pages)

GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. FOR ‘VICE PRESIDENT, HENRY WILSON. tons FER TORN Pe Serkan, . BEET . SECONYDISTRICT.. 20. BRN HIRD DISTRICT. he mah G00 wounTH DisTRIC?. Fees FOR eniee: zi siete H #. PAGE, 5. 2 Time for Action. Before another issue of the Traxscriprreaches many ef ‘tr readers, the-vérdict of the Amentan people will have been-rendered. * The -election takes place on néxt Tuesday. “Lhe time for earnest action is at hand. Republicans in this fight should be satisfied with nothing short of a.com-’ plete victory. Let Republicans go to work for the entire ticket. The Congressman ‘fs 4s important as the electoral vote: . It #¢ the duty of Republicarts and Democrats to rebtkke the} renegade who-lefi. the party mainly ‘for the spetls. The charges against ‘the Republican candidate have all peen mef and ‘réfuted,; and Pege -today stands as ‘a mau, wofthy of support, and infinitely above his compet‘itor, Coggins, in whose interest he was assuiled. Page is not @ railrofd than‘as proved by his record and the Next Tuesday. weriwande ‘Aemerits of the pasicns ican and their candidates have ‘been freely dis and’ gil ‘eitizens have been afforded ample opportunities to form their opinion:of. the men and measures to be favored by them at thecomingelection. In California this campaign has not been as exeiting as Présiden elections usually are, and although both. par= ties have been active, there have been tions'‘than former elections. 'While the signs of the times indicate the teelection of “President Grant, and his epponents are neatly -to admit. that fact, it is highly important t! that every -. one ‘of his supporters should do all in his power to secure a victory beyond a possibility of doubt. California will give a large majority for Grant, provided Republicans all turn cut, and the fact that the opposition are not defer any Republican from doing . his whole duty. It is also of the greatest importance "that every Republican vote should be brought out so that our candidates for Congress may be elected by the usual Majorities. No Republican will dispute the necessity 6f having-a’Congress in fall sympathy with the Ad‘ministration. Our opponents having given up all hopes of electing their President, are devoting their whole energies to the election of their candidates to Congress. To secure the their electorial ticket. and-they pre-. tend to have strong hopes that by evidence of sach men as Senator Mc. .) means they. will succeed. If, Kusick, ‘and those who make the _charge_only do:sd for ‘¢apital;/knowing well that.they: misrepresent the facts. ‘The’ Union's reeeeele . course in this eanVass, its injustice, . its vilification of all who differed with it, and its'wholesale charges of . fraud and corruption will be remembered hereafter, It’s slander has been nset and disproved,and it stands ‘convicted of ineonsisteney,-injustice ‘tnd falsehood, Let) Republicans throughout the State stand shoulder to shoulder im the contest united for -the whole ticket: National and Con. gressional, and on. next Tuesday night another grand and. complete vietory over the ‘Hungry Brigade” . of disaffected place hunters, will be added to the laurels 0 of the petty: -* How to Vote. _ Voters must find the number on ‘the Great Register and announce ‘their name and number to the Judges. ‘The ticket which they intend to vote aust not be shown’ to any one, and uo ballot van be opened within 100 feet of the polls, nor can, any mark be made apon.the ticket by which it canbe known who votedit. ‘No pasters can bé tise “And @ ticket must have ho mark upon it. . Those who are not upon the Register must: 'present their ‘certificate of _Tegistration with theit Yallot. Thelaw providing apnnishment for violations of the Eleetion Law which will be, fuund in today's Transcrrpr in the Election. “Proclamation, should be:read by ali ‘woters, A reward of $100 is offered for each arrest and conviction mater the law. (ad angina es ee fuicrnidtedes Union ‘says. de provisions of, the ,Goat , ‘sland’ bill } that ng. subsidy i6. given,.amounts to nothing. A zeadingofthe bill shows this statementté beefulse. Thé ex. tension of the road is: iiadd” subject to, the charter laws governing the eonstruction, atid .wereit’ h6t for the restriction mentioned the same subsidy would be inelnded as im the original . ; Lj. -Dhis the qualification cuts off, and the fact is #0 evident that there ‘enrbe no ae that he —nig -wiifally . fals in, the Be ee 2 +f ~~A epg Rigianitt. A of abe: “Union* heady ah vAvElome Argument for ‘Gong The’ people will give hth a arta gument next Puesday, which will'Be vt Warting to wen aithous talent mot ito-aspire to offtee tind teach’ Mx. Cop int (Wat politicalwenegades -eannot cote aan of any party. red ing at sae) not es fais Usong forte was in + “ere in every Congressional district of the country, Republicans are influenced to support Liberal candidates for Congress on account of local questions, ad some are reported to be disposed to du inthis district, itisseasy to see that the election of a President might bea barren’ victory. In this district, especially, corrupt influences have been brought to bear to defeat the regular candidate of our paity, Mr. Page. Charges totally false have been persistently reiterated concernisg him, and every effort has been made to break him down before . the people. Tie Sacramento Union, which oe lately 16: itself up-as the dictator of the Republican party. and assumed to name its candidates or else defeat . them, has pursued Mr. Page with a qaalignancy and spite seldom witnessed, and although his past record and present professions fully agree, and show that he is as reliable upon . questions of local interest'as his opponent, Mr. Coggins, he is continually misrepresented and maligned. We hope Republicans of ‘this district will not be deceived in this matter, or influenced to withhold their support from the regularly and honestly nominated candidate of the party on account,of.the.slanders that hayebeen made and circulated against him. Mr. Bage is far superiot to his opponent im all those qualities necessary to-fithim for the position to which he aspires; he is'a warm supporter of the present admfnistration, and will, if elected, do all in his power to advance, the interests of ". the avowed enemy of the present administration, unfriendly to_ its poliey» and, if in’ Congress, would array Himsé'f with the enemies: of the Republican party . and would consequeatly placé himself im a position where He “bald be of little benefit te his'oduistitherits: He isa man Of a single idea and possessed Of none,of the qualifications, necessary .to make him «useful representative ‘of the. people of this district.There -is not-#’single valid reason why any true Re blica should refuse to report Page while there are innumerable reasouis wh Ogee egy be defeated. ove ws “14 beatin Oct,., ‘iu the doay'¢ of'a man, covered oniy with an undershirt, was found floating-in the riyer near the fod of 'T street. The ‘body was supposed to be that ‘of the inah who, fell into: ithe: river on the . " 22th ult. While intoxicated)” Connolgsrurs 2m Oy Oe of “Avetrie the most nagar’ pao sada : rererstist ae On Tuexday next the people of the . . United States are to elect a P bin ste fa four years tom Be ". 4th, 1873." For several m the tad sell the organization. out t¢ support } less’ meétings and grand. demonstra. ;Eureko, especially, there are a numfor those who, uxitil they were offered apathetic ‘and demoralized, should . ud sensible men admire consistency object they. are willing to sacrifice i his constituefits. His opponent is . sore to inaniber of s Ye whe) will yote for Gzant, Wil age. They say that . . bargain ard yto sore heads, .and “sbey peopelietolae the seal of condemnation upon the . disgraceful coalition by helping the straight Republicans, and showing thé policy men that though they may Greeley, Brown and Coggins, that they cennot transfer the votes of the tank and file of the Democracy. At ber of Democtats who will vote for Grant, Wilson and Page, There are a number of men in the county whe will not vote *#t ‘all at this election. It is evident already. that 9 party rwhich basely deserts principle and: abandons itg trae‘and tried ‘leaders office, had been-itsmost bitter enemies, cannot get the support of any. class of American citizens,. True and fidelity to principle even in an enemy, and fur this reason the truest men to Democratie principle are determined to make the defeat of the so called Liberals overwhelmning. This is why so mgny Democrats ‘are supporting Grant, Wilson and Page. 2 Price of Wood. j The “Union” is trying to persuade the people of Sacramento that Coggins will reduce the price of wood in that. city, if elected to Congress. This is a new issne in the canvass aud we should like to;have the ‘“‘Unon’’ explain how it is going to’ be jens. We are paying in this s city $6 per cord for wood that we bought for $4 two years ago, but we can’t see exactly how Coggins could effect the market if he wént to Congress. We should not be surprised before election to heat the friends of Coggins claiming that he will do away with the necessity for food and fuel if elected to Congress, Judging from what we have seen and heard of Cog-. gins, we should say his ability is rather over rated. We do not think he could begin to testore the forests that have been burned and ‘make wood as abundant as it was two or three years ago, even if the ‘‘Union’’ tells us so. Coggins. Coggins, who claims to be an antisubsidy man, -voted for the bill to rob-Plumas county of $290,000 and he does not. deny it, Coggins says he don’t know how he veted in the Legislature. He may not-remember how to: vote in Congress should he get there. Every Democrat.who repudiates the Greeley movement-should vote against Coggins, who is a Greeley man and a candidate upon the Baby ¥ Varden ticket for Congress. Many Democrats who advocate principle in preference to policy will vote for Grant, ‘Wilson and Pugé, ean. Notwithstanding the fac that’ the New York Tribune has. retracted “‘in’ the’ fullest manner’’ its charges against Speaker Blaine, in connection with the Credit Mobilier, numerous Democratic: papers still persist in repeating the falsehood. » ‘Hoe Dis¥asz A singular hog disease is prevaling in Muscatine county, Towa. It isa kind’ of a fever’ that lasts sometimes three weeks, being ilways fatal, ‘The symptoms. are ‘swelling of the legs, inflanimation of the body,.and sometimes bursting of me eyes. ae ‘Enw ARD Tacxson, one of four negroes who engaged in ariot in Springfield, Ill,, a short tite since, in which the'police were badly cut with razors, was, October 24th, convicted by a jury before A, N, J, Crook, inden of the County Courty/ TIS A Man named Ragged Chae Cc da, and his daughter-inlaw, cr an § so much scandal by’ the futitiacy in whieh they lived, that their morahtyloving neighbors tarred and ceo . them, rode them ona rail, and ie them i ana frog pond. ‘A id a a “as work me sii the . } constantly, and wienierne ive ‘ie Ui sdstoea rirpyite, €é. i > S. . a divorce in certain affidavits on im this county, eee aE a a ‘who was one of the agents of the ndtortious detectives in San. Francisco, red. He'll soon tell you why’he means to “He is not going away, stay.” + nol-3t ' GRANT & WILSON wale recently’ atrested in Sacramento for obtaining gooes‘undeF falée pre‘tenses. Luscomb advertised to cure mento, anointed bis neck and ears with croton oil to eure deafness, and nearly set his patient crazy. He fleeced him ont of $200, and bought fuinitare of him which he was about selling to another dealer when ‘he was arrested. Disbanded, The only Democrat runningin this District for any office from President dow, is G. W, Hunter, of El Dorado, for Congress, unless here and there some one may be running for county Supervisor. The party is disbanded, and the spoils are being picked up by the. jackals. It is hard to make Democrats enthusiastic at this funeral of their party. Almost the Deinocrats this year are renegade Reall diseasés, got a patient imtSacrai HON. J. F. SWIFT’ —AND— ci Will address the ARE people on the political issues‘of the day, at NEVADA cIT Y, REPUBLICAN, CANVASS . HON: J. G. EASTMAN On Saturday Evening, Nov, 2d. By order of ‘COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Y atittohnces {to ula ci.7 ahd eonty thaipg ESPECT pie of nas received @ AND COMPLETE stock FAGWINTER CLOTHING : e ; _ CONSISTING OF only orators who have preached to} . . AUCTION. wee WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at my Auction Rooms, on Broad Street,-on Saturday, Nov. 2nd, at 100 ‘el'k, BUSINESS SUITS, «. DRESS SUITS, BOY'S. CLOTHING, publicans, too dishonest to’ keep a footing in their own party. ment. the pre-emption law. Ee Every man who cuts; consumes or uses timber in any shape ought to vote for Page, because he proposes to secure the passage of a law that will give them a right to do so without being/liable to arrest and punishAs matters pow stand, the ‘railroad has the only timber lands that can be sold in the market, bill that Page favors allows any mill . man or other person té buy a limited . quantity of such land, and no person can buy but one piece. same kind of guard against speculation is putin the bill as there is in Republicans, if elected in the little joke may be rar Coggins pledges himself to Democrats to caucus with Democrats, and to Republicans to caucus with to Congress. The result, when notes are compared imagined, Onpers have been given’ by the Engligh war office to have the names of the Canadian militia staff and offiThe The ’ ‘Phe following described articles ; Bureaus, Tables, Sofas, What Nots, Bedsteads, Closets, Sinks, Bedding, Mattresses, Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, Wooden ‘Ware, Cooking and Parlor Stoves, Mirrors, Pictures, a nice Iot of House Plants, Canary Birds, fine assortment of Books, together with numerous other articles too 0 amenyay to mention. Terms Cash. Goods-delivered immediately after the sale. W. H. DAVIDSON, -: Auctioneer. NEW RESTAURANT. 031 ee MRS, MOHR, O* EURFKA, would respectfully inform the people of Nevada that she ha» opened a Restaurant, on Broad Street, below the National : ‘. Exehange Hotel, ’ And is Fiiperes to furnish as good Board as' any Restatrent in the County. Being'an experienced cook, she can suit the taste of the most fastidious. _ MEALS AT ALL HOURS. FURNISHING GOODS, INDIA RUBBER WEAR, . ° Off all kinds, BLANKETS, —_TRUNKS, ' VALISES, . Ete. Etc., Which he offers for sale at the Lowest Living Bates, The Gooiis are all new and selected expresely for this market. ‘People will do well to call and exrmine his stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere, . ‘ea has but ONE PRICE AND THAT THE cers. of the active force of Canida entered into the British army list hereafter with the military of the mother country. ot Newark, New Jersey. Aw association of blind men, established for the purpose of introducing blind persons into the tea trade, is one of the philanthropic institutions Bisnopr Quintard, of December next, for an increased ‘supply Tennessee, has appointed Friday, the 20th of as a day of intercession to the Lordof the harvest of missions. A poe owned by « the Adams express company, at Hartford, Conn., Hyacinths, Tulips. Japan Lillies ‘ For Window Decoration and nerenes Culure, Tulip Bulbs 50 cts per dosen. « ° For sale by E. M, PRESTON, Also the celebrated JAPANESE CLEAKS, ING GREAM, for removing Paint, Grease etc. from Silk and Woolen Goods. Liquid Bronze, Diamond Cement, Flavor ing Extracts. Kerosene, Lamp Chimneys, ete, etc. fa ALL AT LOWEST MARKET RATES, at gener Oct. 20nd. . B. H. MILLER. Nevada, Oct. 12th. At Eastern Prices! § . New Store. New Goods MES. M. A. STERLING, Ww ose. respectfully inform the prole of Nevada and vicinity that sbe has viet a New Store and has ou hind * complete assortment of FANCY DRY GOODS, Latest style Ladies’ Hats,Hat and Bonnet Frames, Flowers, Feathers Ribbons. Jet O:naments, Hosiery, Toweling, Table Linen Napkins, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Jéwelry, Parian Vases, Brackets; Frames, Paper Holdcrs, Glove Boxcs, Glass and Crockery Ware, . next election and elects Greeley by a . } has stopped 55 runaway horses this séagon, and the city authorities are going to give him a good collar. tarThe Antioch Ledger states that in the little neck, of woods in the mountains between. Antelope Springs and the Carson Canyon, there are.uow pastured 70,100 sheep, 462 head of horses, and 4,128 head of cattle. Tur $. FE. Post figures upon the majority of'four beyond any possiPRESTON’S DRUG STORK, : ke. kc. Ke, No &7. Commercial Street, _./ FRANK'S OYSTER SALOON. ae i al nd EEPS CONSTANThY ON HAND THE best of _O¥STERS. WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, Also. SQUARZA’S; GELEBRATED HOT AND COLD PUNCHES. Nevada, Oct. 34. PICTURES! MRS. J. F. RUDOLPH 2S ial aig phetiad arinet Clasde PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, Broad Street, Nevada, snare a of ‘its editor. bility of doubt—that is; to the mind a AN old. woman, aged 70; years, was recently up before the San Francisco Police Court for drunkenness, » , wa. Having made ts toreccive OYSTERS ®WICE A DAY, hes prepared to serve California‘and Eastern Oysters in any style desired, at the Lowest Rates. BF PIG’S vue, SHRIMPS, TONGUBS, COFFEE, &¢. Bovine arcu 7 Rane SR IER 91d dabSiedhak, Stith ( o ¢. MARRIED, ". Nevadalloét sith. en Noy. 2d, 1872, by John Ontad. well, County Judge, George Uren to Mary Sherlock. : FOR SALE. beaten fs pean ihe bog iy pak per share was levied upon the capmo aie stock ef ne Sia able i ted State Go a Coin to Bikesk store Notice of Assessinént. Bane Soomro, ., n foun enenth pasty go Gopals, ali.) “Musie © BOOKS. ! o ce that at a HE Books a a the Bear Gilees or ah following Muni y ‘of October, lar and twenHE RESIDENCE OF REV.J A. WIRTH, on Pietgs png ‘Inquire at the premises. ‘ old Le sil be rend Ae vine «VE se Pete Scheel fw North, 50 Ta H : icon Mere 8 seamed Senebeaisinie and unless . . 33 cameean will be sold 3.00 on Sat ol mber. 1872 300). to pay the delinquent assessment tog ’ 3 00 oe pag, = ey ing and éxpei ote 7 j invited to call o S PREPARED 4 U paperior pie [ tures a low pv agen “a 9e § in the best style. of otegraphic Art. Those en exclelent likenesses are MRS. RUDOLPH, Galleay, Broad ot. ith, evada City. Nevadw;Ogt. W7th, 39a." . fT’ Commie ti Taéurance Co. OF GALIFORNI % FrIc# EN SAN. FHANCWCO, 436 Cxl ifornia Street. = Capital $200,000. Poa) insurable prope: of Intaud and Const} aban ie i 60 coin c.¥. KELLOGG, President. Ws eG. House, Stezetsyeen ae GWA “MOLT ACA’ bake a . Agent for Nevada City. redvedh, Ge, tif,“ al Sa aa mi . Ao ececie in The Da “NEVAD eee LOCA The Cr A tittle mor ry Richards ‘ the old Cun eral years ago great depth. work to open which wouldble them to ‘than it kad "fhey haye co feet, and stru bow the old w: the ledge the: ~ of tock, whic at the Pitésbr ’ per ton. As running the better when commenced, pose tow to continue the good ledge will take out: oo WH Cl The follow. ing business . to close their § o'clock, P. days exvepte November, L April, 1873: Hanson, N. ’ vich, M, A. § Mulloy, Bal Bigelow & C ‘ner, Nathan Fininger & € H. Crawfor & Mulley. 8 Garthe, Ros ston, J,. Col Lademan, B mons, we ney, James } Look As all tick it would be their tickets them with th sceIpr « befc names, and . vote corresp tickets have cept the nar ’ officers votec ticket is as f FOR PRE JOHN . JOHN . ] CLAUS J. E. o. JESSE 28. 7 F E Rev This trave vivalist, whi tes of (pro Congregatio: will: dcenpy . ject in the Life’? In. . of Sin a Mot Briewis an ¢ great power ‘pounder o luvitation. i tend, — Ni Rey. P. L Methotist « Vith a “seye: Wil. be unal there wilh. Chureh this will occupy ning, Re The follo transacted 4: Locatton4,500 feet. o Uherokee ra "The ladies

GENERAL U. 8. GRANT. FOR ‘VICE PRESIDENT, HENRY WILSON. tons FER TORN Pe Serkan, . BEET . SECONYDISTRICT... 20.. BRN HIRD DISTRICT. he mah G00 wounTH DisTRIC?.. Fees FOR eniee: zi siete H #. PAGE, 5. 2 Time for Action. Before another issue of the Traxscriprreaches many ef ‘tr readers, the-vérdict of the Amentan people will have been-rendered. * The -election takes place on néxt Tuesday. “Lhe time for earnest action is at hand. Republicans in this fight should be satisfied with nothing short of a.com-’ plete victory. Let Republicans go to work for the entire ticket. The Congressman ‘fs 4s important as the electoral vote: . It #¢ the duty of Republicarts and Democrats to rebtkke the} renegade who-lefi. the party mainly ‘for the spetls. The charges against ‘the Republican candidate have all peen mef and ‘réfuted,; and Pege -today stands as ‘a mau, wofthy of support, and infinitely above his compet‘itor, Coggins, in whose interest he was assuiled. Page is not @ railrofd than‘as proved by his record and the Next Tuesday. weriwande ‘Aemerits of the pasicns ican and their candidates have ‘been freely dis and’ gil ‘eitizens have been afforded ample opportunities to form their opinion:of. the men and measures to be favored by them at thecomingelection. In California this campaign has not been as exeiting as Présiden elections usually are, and although both. par= ties have been active, there have been tions'‘than former elections. 'While the signs of the times indicate the teelection of “President Grant, and his epponents are neatly -to admit. that fact, it is highly important t! that every -. one ‘of his supporters should do all in his power to secure a victory beyond a possibility of doubt. California will give a large majority for Grant, provided Republicans all turn cut, and the fact that the opposition are not defer any Republican from doing . his whole duty. It is also of the greatest importance "that every Republican vote should be brought out so that our candidates for Congress may be elected by the usual Majorities. No Republican will dispute the necessity 6f having-a’Congress in fall sympathy with the Ad‘ministration. Our opponents having given up all hopes of electing their President, are devoting their whole energies to the election of their candidates to Congress. To secure the their electorial ticket. and-they pre-. tend to have strong hopes that by evidence of sach men as Senator Mc. .) means they. will succeed. If, Kusick, ‘and those who make the _charge_only do:sd for ‘¢apital;/knowing well that.they: misrepresent the facts. ‘The’ Union's reeeeele . course in this eanVass, its injustice, . its vilification of all who differed with it, and its'wholesale charges of . fraud and corruption will be remembered hereafter, It’s slander has been nset and disproved,and it stands ‘convicted of ineonsisteney,-injustice ‘tnd falsehood, Let) Republicans throughout the State stand shoulder to shoulder im the contest united for -the whole ticket: National and Con. gressional, and on. next Tuesday night another grand and. complete vietory over the ‘Hungry Brigade” . of disaffected place hunters, will be added to the laurels 0 of the petty: -* How to Vote. _ Voters must find the number on ‘the Great Register and announce ‘their name and number to the Judges. ‘The ticket which they intend to vote aust not be shown’ to any one, and uo ballot van be opened within 100 feet of the polls, nor can, any mark be made apon.the ticket by which it canbe known who votedit. ‘No pasters can bé tise “And @ ticket must have ho mark upon it. . Those who are not upon the Register must: 'present their ‘certificate of _Tegistration with theit Yallot. Thelaw providing apnnishment for violations of the Eleetion Law which will be, fuund in today's Transcrrpr in the Election. “Proclamation, should be:read by ali ‘woters, A reward of $100 is offered for each arrest and conviction mater the law. (ad angina es ee fuicrnidtedes Union ‘says. de provisions of, the ,Goat , ‘sland’ bill } that ng. subsidy i6. given,.amounts to nothing. A zeadingofthe bill shows this statementté beefulse. Thé ex. tension of the road is: iiadd” subject to, the charter laws governing the eonstruction, atid .wereit’ h6t for the restriction mentioned the same subsidy would be inelnded as im the original . ; Lj. -Dhis the qualification cuts off, and the fact is #0 evident that there ‘enrbe no ae that he —nig -wiifally . fals in, the Be ee 2 +f ~~A epg Rigianitt. A of abe: “Union* heady ah vAvElome Argument for ‘Gong The’ people will give hth a arta gument next Puesday, which will'Be vt Warting to wen aithous talent mot ito-aspire to offtee tind teach’ Mx. Cop int (Wat politicalwenegades -eannot cote aan of any party. red ing at sae) not es fais Usong forte was in + “ere in every Congressional district of the country, Republicans are influenced to support Liberal candidates for Congress on account of local questions, ad some are reported to be disposed to du inthis district, itisseasy to see that the election of a President might bea barren’ victory. In this district, especially, corrupt influences have been brought to bear to defeat the regular candidate of our paity, Mr. Page. Charges totally false have been persistently reiterated concernisg him, and every effort has been made to break him down before . the people. Tie Sacramento Union, which oe lately 16: itself up-as the dictator of the Republican party. and assumed to name its candidates or else defeat . them, has pursued Mr. Page with a qaalignancy and spite seldom witnessed, and although his past record and present professions fully agree, and show that he is as reliable upon . questions of local interest'as his opponent, Mr. Coggins, he is continually misrepresented and maligned. We hope Republicans of ‘this district will not be deceived in this matter, or influenced to withhold their support from the regularly and honestly nominated candidate of the party on account,of.the.slanders that hayebeen made and circulated against him.. Mr. Bage is far superiot to his opponent im all those qualities necessary to-fithim for the position to which he aspires; he is'a warm supporter of the present admfnistration, and will, if elected, do all in his power to advance, the interests of ". the avowed enemy of the present administration, unfriendly to_ its poliey» and, if in’ Congress, would array Himsé'f with the enemies: of the Republican party . and would consequeatly placé himself im a position where He “bald be of little benefit te his'oduistitherits: He isa man Of a single idea and possessed Of none,of the qualifications, necessary .to make him «useful representative ‘of the. people of this district..There -is not-#’single valid reason why any true Re blica should refuse to report Page while there are innumerable reasouis wh Ogee egy be defeated. ove ws “14 beatin Oct,., ‘iu the doay'¢ of'a man, covered oniy with an undershirt, was found floating-in the riyer near the fod of 'T street.. The ‘body was supposed to be that ‘of the inah who, fell into: ithe: river on the . " 22th ult. While intoxicated)” Connolgsrurs 2m Oy Oe of “Avetrie the most nagar’ pao sada : rererstist ae On Tuexday next the people of the . . United States are to elect a P bin ste fa four years tom Be ". 4th, 1873." For several m the tad sell the organization. out t¢ support } less’ meétings and grand. demonstra. ;Eureko, especially, there are a numfor those who, uxitil they were offered apathetic ‘and demoralized, should . ud sensible men admire consistency object they. are willing to sacrifice i his constituefits. His opponent is . sore to inaniber of s Ye whe) will yote for Gzant, Wil age. They say that . . bargain ard yto sore heads, .and “sbey peopelietolae the seal of condemnation upon the . disgraceful coalition by helping the straight Republicans, and showing thé policy men that though they may Greeley, Brown and Coggins, that they cennot transfer the votes of the tank and file of the Democracy. At ber of Democtats who will vote for Grant, Wilson and Page, There are a number of men in the county whe will not vote *#t ‘all at this election. It is evident already. that 9 party rwhich basely deserts principle and: abandons itg trae‘and tried ‘leaders office, had been-itsmost bitter enemies, cannot get the support of any. class of American citizens,. True and fidelity to principle even in an enemy, and fur this reason the truest men to Democratie principle are determined to make the defeat of the so called Liberals overwhelmning. This is why so mgny Democrats ‘are supporting Grant, Wilson and Page. 2 Price of Wood. j The “Union” is trying to persuade the people of Sacramento that Coggins will reduce the price of wood in that. city, if elected to Congress. This is a new issne in the canvass aud we should like to;have the ‘“‘Unon’’ explain how it is going to’ be jens. We are paying in this s city $6 per cord for wood that we bought for $4 two years ago, but we can’t see exactly how Coggins could effect the market if he wént to Congress. We should not be surprised before election to heat the friends of Coggins claiming that he will do away with the necessity for food and fuel if elected to Congress, Judging from what we have seen and heard of Cog-. gins, we should say his ability is rather over rated. We do not think he could begin to testore the forests that have been burned and ‘make wood as abundant as it was two or three years ago, even if the ‘‘Union’’ tells us so. Coggins. Coggins, who claims to be an antisubsidy man, -voted for the bill to rob-Plumas county of $290,000 and he does not. deny it, Coggins says he don’t know how he veted in the Legislature. He may not-remember how to: vote in Congress should he get there. Every Democrat.who repudiates the Greeley movement-should vote against Coggins, who is a Greeley man and a candidate upon the Baby ¥ Varden ticket for Congress. Many Democrats who advocate principle in preference to policy will vote for Grant, ‘Wilson and Pugé, ean. Notwithstanding the fac that’ the New York Tribune has. retracted “‘in’ the’ fullest manner’’ its charges against Speaker Blaine, in connection with the Credit Mobilier, numerous Democratic: papers still persist in repeating the falsehood. » ‘Hoe Dis¥asz A singular hog disease is prevaling in Muscatine county, Towa. It isa kind’ of a fever’ that lasts sometimes three weeks, being ilways fatal, ‘The symptoms. are ‘swelling of the legs, inflanimation of the body,.and sometimes bursting of me eyes. ae ‘Enw ARD Tacxson, one of four negroes who engaged in ariot in Springfield, Ill,, a short tite since, in which the'police were badly cut with razors, was, October 24th, convicted by a jury before A, N, J, Crook, inden of the County Courty/ TIS A Man named Ragged Chae Cc da, and his daughter-inlaw, cr an § so much scandal by’ the futitiacy in whieh they lived, that their morahtyloving neighbors tarred and ceo . them, rode them ona rail, and ie them i ana frog pond. ‘A id a a “as work me sii the . } constantly, and wienierne ive ‘ie Ui sdstoea rirpyite, €é. i > S. . a divorce in certain affidavits on im this county, eee aE a a ‘who was one of the agents of the ndtortious detectives in San. Francisco, red. He'll soon tell you why’he means to “He is not going away, stay.” + nol-3t ' GRANT & WILSON wale recently’ atrested in Sacramento for obtaining gooes‘undeF falée pre‘tenses. Luscomb advertised to cure mento, anointed bis neck and ears with croton oil to eure deafness, and nearly set his patient crazy. He fleeced him ont of $200, and bought fuinitare of him which he was about selling to another dealer when ‘he was arrested. Disbanded, The only Democrat runningin this District for any office from President dow, is G. W, Hunter, of El Dorado, for Congress, unless here and there some one may be running for county Supervisor. The party is disbanded, and the spoils are being picked up by the. jackals. It is hard to make Democrats enthusiastic at this funeral of their party. Almost the Deinocrats this year are renegade Reall diseasés, got a patient imtSacrai HON. J. F. SWIFT’ —AND— ci Will address the ARE people on the political issues‘of the day, at NEVADA cIT Y, REPUBLICAN, CANVASS . HON: J. G. EASTMAN On Saturday Evening, Nov, 2d. By order of ‘COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE. Y atittohnces {to ula ci.7 ahd eonty thaipg

ESPECT pie of nas received @ AND COMPLETE stock FAGWINTER CLOTHING : e ; _ CONSISTING OF only orators who have preached to} . . AUCTION. wee WILL SELL AT AUCTION, at my Auction Rooms, on Broad Street,-on Saturday, Nov. 2nd, at 100 ‘el'k, BUSINESS SUITS, «. DRESS SUITS, BOY'S. CLOTHING, publicans, too dishonest to’ keep a footing in their own party. ment. the pre-emption law. Ee Every man who cuts; consumes or uses timber in any shape ought to vote for Page, because he proposes to secure the passage of a law that will give them a right to do so without being/liable to arrest and punishAs matters pow stand, the ‘railroad has the only timber lands that can be sold in the market, bill that Page favors allows any mill . man or other person té buy a limited . quantity of such land, and no person can buy but one piece. same kind of guard against speculation is putin the bill as there is in Republicans, if elected in the little joke may be rar Coggins pledges himself to Democrats to caucus with Democrats, and to Republicans to caucus with to Congress. The result, when notes are compared imagined, Onpers have been given’ by the Engligh war office to have the names of the Canadian militia staff and offiThe The ’ ‘Phe following described articles ; Bureaus, Tables, Sofas, What Nots, Bedsteads, Closets, Sinks, Bedding, Mattresses, Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, Wooden ‘Ware, Cooking and Parlor Stoves, Mirrors, Pictures, a nice Iot of House Plants, Canary Birds, fine assortment of Books, together with numerous other articles too 0 amenyay to mention. Terms Cash. Goods-delivered immediately after the sale. W. H. DAVIDSON, -: Auctioneer. NEW RESTAURANT. 031 ee MRS, MOHR, O* EURFKA, would respectfully inform the people of Nevada that she ha» opened a Restaurant, on Broad Street, below the National : ‘. Exehange Hotel, ’ And is Fiiperes to furnish as good Board as' any Restatrent in the County. Being'an experienced cook, she can suit the taste of the most fastidious. _ MEALS AT ALL HOURS. FURNISHING GOODS, INDIA RUBBER WEAR, . ° Off all kinds, BLANKETS, —_TRUNKS, ' VALISES, . Ete. Etc., Which he offers for sale at the Lowest Living Bates, The Gooiis are all new and selected expresely for this market. ‘People will do well to call and exrmine his stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere, . ‘ea has but ONE PRICE AND THAT THE cers. of the active force of Canida entered into the British army list hereafter with the military of the mother country. ot Newark, New Jersey. Aw association of blind men, established for the purpose of introducing blind persons into the tea trade, is one of the philanthropic institutions Bisnopr Quintard, of December next, for an increased ‘supply Tennessee, has appointed Friday, the 20th of as a day of intercession to the Lordof the harvest of missions. A poe owned by « the Adams express company, at Hartford, Conn., Hyacinths, Tulips. Japan Lillies ‘ For Window Decoration and nerenes Culure, Tulip Bulbs 50 cts per dosen. « ° For sale by E. M, PRESTON, Also the celebrated JAPANESE CLEAKS, ING GREAM, for removing Paint, Grease etc. from Silk and Woolen Goods. Liquid Bronze, Diamond Cement, Flavor ing Extracts. Kerosene, Lamp Chimneys, ete, etc. fa ALL AT LOWEST MARKET RATES, at gener Oct. 20nd. . B. H. MILLER. Nevada, Oct. 12th. At Eastern Prices! § . New Store. New Goods MES. M. A. STERLING, Ww ose. respectfully inform the prole of Nevada and vicinity that sbe has viet a New Store and has ou hind * complete assortment of FANCY DRY GOODS, Latest style Ladies’ Hats,Hat and Bonnet Frames, Flowers, Feathers Ribbons. Jet O:naments, Hosiery, Toweling, Table Linen Napkins, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Jéwelry, Parian Vases, Brackets; Frames, Paper Holdcrs, Glove Boxcs, Glass and Crockery Ware, . next election and elects Greeley by a . } has stopped 55 runaway horses this séagon, and the city authorities are going to give him a good collar. tarThe Antioch Ledger states that in the little neck, of woods in the mountains between. Antelope Springs and the Carson Canyon, there are.uow pastured 70,100 sheep, 462 head of horses, and 4,128 head of cattle. Tur $. FE. Post figures upon the majority of'four beyond any possiPRESTON’S DRUG STORK, : ke. kc. Ke, No &7. Commercial Street, _./ FRANK'S OYSTER SALOON. ae i al nd EEPS CONSTANThY ON HAND THE best of _O¥STERS. WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, Also. SQUARZA’S; GELEBRATED HOT AND COLD PUNCHES. Nevada, Oct. 34. PICTURES! MRS. J. F. RUDOLPH 2S ial aig phetiad arinet Clasde PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, Broad Street, Nevada, snare a of ‘its editor. bility of doubt—that is; to the mind a AN old. woman, aged 70; years, was recently up before the San Francisco Police Court for drunkenness, » , wa. Having made ts toreccive OYSTERS ®WICE A DAY, hes prepared to serve California‘and Eastern Oysters in any style desired, at the Lowest Rates. BF PIG’S vue, SHRIMPS, TONGUBS, COFFEE, &¢. Bovine arcu 7 Rane SR IER 91d dabSiedhak, Stith ( o ¢. MARRIED, ". Nevadalloét sith. en Noy. 2d, 1872, by John Ontad. well, County Judge, George Uren to Mary Sherlock. : FOR SALE. beaten fs pean ihe bog iy pak per share was levied upon the capmo aie stock ef ne Sia able i ted State Go a Coin to Bikesk store Notice of Assessinént. Bane Soomro, ., n foun enenth pasty go Gopals, ali.) “Musie © BOOKS. ! o ce that at a HE Books a a the Bear Gilees or ah following Muni y ‘of October, lar and twenHE RESIDENCE OF REV.J A. WIRTH, on Pietgs png ‘Inquire at the premises. ‘ old Le sil be rend Ae vine «VE se Pete Scheel fw North, 50 Ta H : icon Mere 8 seamed Senebeaisinie and unless . . 33 cameean will be sold 3.00 on Sat ol mber. 1872 300). to pay the delinquent assessment tog ’ 3 00 oe pag, = ey ing and éxpei ote 7 j invited to call o S PREPARED 4 U paperior pie [ tures a low pv agen “a 9e § in the best style. of otegraphic Art. Those en exclelent likenesses are MRS. RUDOLPH, Galleay, Broad ot. ith, evada City. Nevadw;Ogt. W7th, 39a." . fT’ Commie ti Taéurance Co. OF GALIFORNI % FrIc# EN SAN. FHANCWCO, 436 Cxl ifornia Street. = Capital $200,000.. Poa) insurable prope: of Intaud and Const} aban ie i 60 coin c.¥. KELLOGG, President. Ws eG. House, Stezetsyeen ae GWA “MOLT ACA’ bake a . Agent for Nevada City. redvedh, Ge, tif,“ al Sa aa mi . Ao ececie in The Da “NEVAD eee LOCA The Cr A tittle mor ry Richards ‘ the old Cun eral years ago great depth. work to open which wouldble them to ‘than it kad "fhey haye co feet, and stru bow the old w: the ledge the: ~ of tock, whic at the Pitésbr ’ per ton. As running the better when commenced, pose tow to continue the good ledge will take out: oo WH Cl The follow. ing business . to close their § o'clock, P. days exvepte November, L April, 1873: Hanson, N. ’ vich, M, A. § Mulloy, Bal Bigelow & C ‘ner, Nathan Fininger & € H. Crawfor & Mulley. 8 Garthe, Ros ston, J,. Col Lademan, B mons, we ney, James } Look As all tick it would be their tickets them with th sceIpr « befc names, and . vote corresp tickets have cept the nar ’ officers votec ticket is as f FOR PRE JOHN . JOHN . ] CLAUS J. E. o. JESSE 28. 7 F E Rev This trave vivalist, whi tes of (pro Congregatio: will: dcenpy . ject in the Life’? In. . of Sin a Mot Briewis an ¢ great power ‘pounder o luvitation. i tend, — Ni Rey. P. L Methotist « Vith a “seye: Wil. be unal there wilh. Chureh this will occupy ning, Re The follo transacted 4: Locatton4,500 feet. o Uherokee ra "The ladies