November 5, 1876 (4 pages)

Cag WER ae! ~ _ individual, it1s a goodcard. for Dem> The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. Sunday, November 5, 1876. ' . Gone Back. ‘ Our neighbor of Grass Valley congratulates itself on the fact that Geo. C. Gorham has: gone . back on what he said ten years ago on: the Chinese question, It ought, no doubt, to have great influence on the Presidential election if it. can be proven that George has gone buck. tepublicans are 80 little in the habit of gosumed ‘= them, that when a case is found; even ifit-be that of a private ce 7" ‘The Meeting at, Grass Valley. , phere will be two ‘political. meetings at Grass Valley on~Monday . night, provided the weather is favorablé, and both will doubtless be largely attended. . There has ‘been considerable talk,about the matter, and some ill-feeling engendered, but The Republicans advertised Sargent’s meeting before there was any “Democratic announcement, and the Democrats engaged the train for the Yast two nights of the campaign long . ago, but made no public announcement of the fact.’ As both parties had arratiged to have meetings, we “don’t see any wrong in having them: It is true Sargest bas always re-° ceived the most respectful treatment 'by the Democrats .of Grass Valley, hy anything. ~ Has not the fatherhood of God and the univertrict—introduced the following resotempts by force, frand, the Republican ticket, ocrats to charge the party with: We wonder if any.member of the Democratic party ever went back on whole ‘Democratic party of this State gone back on the position it took twenty years ago.in reference to the importation of Coolie labor?; Even Senator Roach then thougbt cheap labor was necessary to.develop, certain industries of this State-—Phat is not the only instance where Democrats have gone bi back. Tilden ‘has gone back on everything he said or . : did during the wardf Rebetlion. He was-in1860 opposed to coercion, doubted the right of invasion, thought ‘in 1864-t+hat the war. Was a and we presuine no one knows itor . appreciates it bettér thn himself. We will warrant »-be-will not grumble about their meeting Monday night, under.the circumstunces, Let both parties have their meetings and make the best demonstration they can. There.is no cause for sll-feéling, and should be none. 5B ea 13 EUS . ae TELEGRAPHIC, Democrats Going for Hayes and Wheeler, New York, November 2.—The Tyr. rel Association, a Democratic Qlub, . composedl of about 100 men, met last evening at the Seventh Ward Republican headquarters, “No. 184 East failure, opposed the Constitution il Amendments in 1868, andthe right . of the colored race to theballot, de. nounced greeubacks and just fought, so far as he was able, everything, that was done by Republicans from . 1860'to 1870, yet be now *‘accepts the situation,’’ goes back én’ everything be then held sacred, says the Republicans were right and he was wrong, and his whole party has gone back with him. Yet because Gorham has gone ‘back on his ‘universal gal brotherhood of man’’ doctrine,. it is.a fact worth rejoicing about among the unterrified, Going back is a good thing for that par y to talk about. Was It a) Joket A short timo ‘before the adjourn. 7 ment of Congress a Demotratio meniber of the house freém New York— the Hon. Scott Lord of the Utica Dis-: lution: Be it caaiouk elc., That all atterror, intimidation, or Otherwise to prevent the free exrrcise of the right of suffrage injany “State, should meet with certain, condign und effectual punishment, and that in any case which has heretofore Occurred or may hereafter occur, in which violence or murder has, been or shall be committed by one race or class upon the other, the prompt prosecution or . punishment of the criminal or crimi. nals in any court having jurisdiction . fs imperatively demanded, whether the crime be one punishable by fine or imprisonment, or one demanding the penalty of death. This resolution was adopted by a vote of 174 ayes to 2 noes, and that, too, by a House composed of nearly two-thirds Democrats and Confederates, The precise ‘state of things here denounced has taken place in’) South Carolina, where ‘‘an attempt has been made by force, fraud, intimidation and otherwise, to prevent the free exercise of the right-of suffrage.’’ And yet, because the President. is trying to carry out the foregoing resolution of the Democratic Congress he is denounced, and -we+ are told by every Democratic” journal in the country that ‘‘South Curolina is in chains.’’ Et must be that the Democratic Congress passed that resolution as a joke, they sre such fellows to joke, and-theig_jokes—are _-#0 serious on Southern Republicans, — Virginia Enterprise. —_ ><> > **Trat shows bow I shall vote," said a Union soldier, as he pointed to his armless shoulder in an [Illinois Republican meetiug the other uight, ‘‘against the men who shot that off.” ‘Yes, yes,’’ cried the audience. ‘And that igs all the ‘stump’ speech I cau make you," said the veteran, as he climbed down from -the stand. Tue nominee of the Greenback ‘party in Michigan has withdrawn his candidacy ‘and comes out for Hayes andWheeler. Andthe Hon. L. F. Ross: of Illinois, one of the leaders of the Greenback party in that State, is out in a stirring address to the independent voters of his” Congressional district _prging them to rally in all their foreé for A Broadway, and indorsed the Repub. lican tickets, both National and State. Mr. McGowan presided and intro. duced Mr, Tyrrel, who, ina stirring speech, stated why the Club had gone over to the Republicans. Geo. Law also made an: effective speech, which was euthasiastically received, Tht meeting adjourned with cheers for the Republican nc minees, é The Sat Francisco Alta of Nov. 3 says: ‘Yesterday, J. W. Brown, the stock broker, offered the Sau Francisco Stock Board, to bet $10,000, or avy part of it, that Hayes and Whe: ler would be elected. He found:no takers. A vote was taken yesterday in one of the large sawing and planing wills which resulted: Hayes and Wheeler, 7; Tilden and Hendricks, 21. On Wednesday evening, a ballot was taken at dinner at one of the German Hotels on Bush street, which resulted: Hayes. 53; Tilden, 29: Back Freights. For the last month the town of Grass Valley bas done something in the way of sending freights down to Colfix. In that time over one bun-dred tons of freight have been sent down, most of it being fruit. The . business of shipping fruit from this point must greatly increase each . year, in the future. Even now there are lurge orders here for ‘keeping apples,’’ which will not be filled untila month or two later, The fruit drying éstablishment has been busy lately. in sending off dried fruit of the very best quality.—(, V. Union, Cure for Catarrh, The Gold Hill News publishes the following cure for cataarh: ‘‘The severest catarrbal cold can be removed ina few hours by a mixture of carbolic acid, ten drops; tincture of iodine: and chlorform, each seven aud one-half dtops. A few qrops of the mixture should be heated over aspirit-lamp ina test-tube, the mouth of which should be applied to the nostrils as soon as vocalization is effected. ‘The operation should be repeated in about two minutes, when after the patient sneezes a number rapidly disuppear."’ Trinity Church. Regular services to-day at the usual hours, and the administration of the holy communion immediately after the morning service. Seats free. Geo. R. Davis, Rector, Some greeny who had been ‘‘fighting the tiger'’ in San Francisco, having got scratched by the velvety ypawa of the animal, ‘‘went for’ the the following: “Then he seized the dealer by the throat And bit off hulf his ear; Stabbed himse:if with the queen of bearts— A gay young gambolier.’ —~-_—_P oe Congregational Church, Sabject at the Congregational Church this évening, ‘A man of the right stamp,” J Sows, Pastor. we.can see no good reason for it. of times, the trouble:owe symptoms . dealer, whereat the Chronicle gets off . . Tearing Down the Flag, The Sacrataento Bee of Thursday coftained the following editorial in “reference to. a recent Demiocratic performance > “There was & Republican meeting at Winters, Yolo county, last night, at Which Joseph -McKenna;i candidate for Congress, and L B. Mizner spoke.: Yolo has been likered to the Southern States, and Winters has been.denominated the*South Carolina of Yolo,for tbere the fierce Democracy, still unreconstructed, are strong and uncou.b. We are informed by one who was present, that they gathered on the streets last-night, hooted, yelled,and attempted to break up the. m-eting by bebaving just the reverse of gentlemen, and when the meeting was cver and the—Re. pnblicans bad retired from the scene, . of certificate of character. CotoneL Incersott persists in harrowing up the feelings of the ‘‘reformers’ with uncharitable remarks. In his Chicago speech, the otber right, he said: ‘‘The Democratic party to-day is a political tramp ‘laughter J, crawlingup to the back door of the White House, begging for official food. ‘The Democratic party has not hada bite to eat for sixteen long and weary years [laughter.] The Democratic party is all teeth andempty stomach. [Cheers.]. In other words, the Democratic party is a political tramp with a yeilow passport. -This political tramp begs] food, and he carries in: his pocket old, dirty-scraps of pqper, as a kind On one of these papers he will show you the ordinance of.1789. On another one of those papers he will havea _ part Methodist Services. . Rev. W. S. Urmy will preach in the Methodist Church to-day, morning and evening, atthe usual hours of worship. Stibject in the evening: ing Christianity.” ‘ A VaLvaBir Hint. .*It may not be generally knownthat, when a person is drowning, if heis taken by thearm from behind, between the elbow and shonlder, be cannot touch the person attempting to save him; and whatever struggles he may muke will onlv assist’ the person holding him in keeping bis head above water. .A good swimmer can keep a man_ thus above the water for'an hour. -If seized anywhere else, the probability is.that he will clutch the swimmer, and perhaps, as is often the case, both will be drowned. —— ——-A pavcurer of. Erin. =the new cook, on receiving ‘‘short’’ notice to they went after ‘told: gldry,”” which and tore it inté shreds and trampled it berféath their feet in the mud or dust’ of the streéts, This was grav old Republican flag, with every stripein place, and not a ster dimmed, which for fifteen years had done in Suisun and was borrowed for the occasion. It bad nd motto, device,.word or letter uponit,but hung on 8 rope across the street as a plain piece of American bunting, so there was nothing to excite their ire but the flag itself. And these men claim to e American citizens,”’ WANTED IT OFF HIS Mtnp.—An Elderly Quaker called at store in Providence, R. I., and said that some thirty ye irs ago the father of one of the members of the firm had sold a yoke of oxen to a neighbor of -his for $120, paying 50 dollars down and giving a note for the balance. That note the venerable Friend had indorsed,-and he was sorry,to add it had never. been paid. He had now come: to tender the am unt for which he had becomé responsible, and regretted that he was unable to offer the interest also. The member of the firm reminded him that, as the note had long ago become ontlawedana forgotten’ the indorser was under no legal obligationto pay avything. But the Quaker was determined to have the thing off his mind, and. insisted on an acceptance of payment, Sieh ies ae ee Not AsHaMED or Work.—Two of the most agreeable girls we ever met, kept a grocery store — yes, and kept it well, though they had been a rich man’s ‘daughters, When that father lost his wealth, and became a confirmed invalid did they sit down and wring tbeir hands? Did they go moaning all their days, begging men toyive them a little sewing, a little teaching, a little copying? Not they: They began, in asmall way, to keep a dry goods and grocery store, They gave fair measure and right change. They kept what people wanted; and if unything was called for which they had not, they put it down in the list of their. purcheses, They had the cleanest grocery for miles ‘around, hired a clerk, bought a horse, built u house, and are at this moment inde pendent property-holders, as well as piquant and agreeable women. It paid them to step out of the beaten track, aud find a new road to fortune HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor Fribay, November 3rd, 1876, AP Yanduxer, San Francisco D M Bowels & wife, Illinois DJ McKinney, RR John Tucker, Washington Thos McEachen, Alpha W B Woods, Wheatland Peter Welter, Washington — J McBean, do Mrs Jones, do Mrs McEllery, do W H Ferris, San Franciseo* *! H P Lasson, Relief Hill he! C Harker, do M Lund, © H Chase, City F H McAllister, City JA Wiley, Long Valley Thos Patterson, Little York B Swift , Chico E Booth, Eureks ef Miss Ohsen, Grass rae cP Louvhridge, Sam htter, W chien’ Joe Mooney, Ry HOTEL ARRIVALS, National Exchange Hotel. S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Fruipay, November 3rd, 1876, Mrs Frisbie, Carson -T Legg, Pa-o Robles J Hill, Vashington R kagge, Omega E Fagge, do W Heara & wife, Moore's Flat J Hustler, Columb a Hill Ww Stevhens, Moore's Flat 8 Hockin, do G Willams, do R McMurray, San Juan ww do JIM Jasper, Wheatland seria . AB Swan & 3 child O Tucker, dren, San Juan cE Whitney, San Francisco L M McKenney, do Mrs Stokes & child, Dutch Fiat J J Dinan, Moore’s Flat A Bourgaion, R.4 Binft E Davey, Downieville M Edwards, City Tuar word ‘‘usufruct,”" which Tilden used, is defined as “the right of using and enjoying the profits of a thing belonigng to anether, without impairiog the substance.” You cup kiss @ pretty girl's lips ugd that head, but ay t bite he ” of the Fugitive Slave law} on another one some of the Bluck Laws. that used to disgrace Illinois; on another Gov, Tilden’s letter to. Kent;.on another a certificate signed by Lyman Trumbull, that the Republican party is not fit to associate. with.— {Laughter.] That certificate wil te indorsed by Governor Johb M Palmer and .my’ friend Judge Doo. little. He will also have in his poeket an old wood-cat somewhat. worn, representing Abraham Lincoln falling upon the neck of §. Corning Judd and thankiag’ him for saving the Union, as‘ Commander-in-Chief of the Sons of Liberty.and applause.] This political tramp will also have a letter, dated Boston, Massachusetts, saying: ‘I hereby certify that for fifty years I regarded the bearer asa thief and robber, but I now look upon him as.a reformer,’ signed ‘Charles Francis ‘Adams,’ . Laughter. } Following this trainp will be a bloodhound, and’ when he asks for food the bloodhound . will crouch for employment upon _ his hautiches and the ‘drool of anticipation wilirup from his loose and-hanging lips. . Study the expression, of thatdog. Translate it into English and it means, ‘Oh, I want to bite a nigger.’ And when the dog has that expression he bears a striking likeuess to his masser. The quesis, shall that tramp and that dog gain possession ofthe White House?” Nor all Democratsare rebels, but most of them are. The men who sought to destroy the Union from 1861 to 1865 were all Democrats. The keepers of prison pens were of that partythen. All of.them that are living belong to it now. The leaders of the Fort Pillow, Poison Springs and other massacres are leaders in the Democrgtic party.— Many of them a ein Congress. The generals of Kentucky and Missouri belong to that party. If Qaantrill were alive he would, like Blackburn, of Kentucky, represent some district in the Confederate House. Those who burn schoolhouses in the South are Democrats. The oath-bound assassins of they Kuklux and White League inthe South are all Demvocrats,.and sure to vote for Tilden and Hendricks, The repeaters in New York City, the forgers of naturalization and tax receipt papers, the-stuifers of the ballot-boxes;-the men who robbed New York City ,of $100,000,000 were and aré all Democrats. Not all members of that party belong to the grades alluded to, but that party is the only political organization in which they find shelter and’ éiicouragement, Onr of the many new offices created by the last Democratic reform Legislature was the State Land Commissioner, which gave a. place for several lazy Democrats. This Commission has been in session four months, and finally reports that they have found a discrepancy of eighty dollars in the accounts between State Surveyor,General Gardner, and Secretary of State, Melone. The report says; ‘The query suggests itself to us what the State has done with the money?’’ Eighty dollars is a good deal of cush, and we suggést that the Governor calls a special session of . the Legislature and a committee of inquiry be appointed: This Commission, like the Railroad Commission, is a great swindle upon the taxpayers of the State? In the common Democratic parlance of the day we say ‘‘there should be a change '—in ville Appeal, Baptist Services. * usual, Subject in the morning —“‘Silent Inflaence;”’ eveving—*‘The New Birth.” All are invited. » * GW. Storr, Pastor, _— [Laughter . the State "administration,— Marys. Services at the Baptist Church os léave, with a hit that she bad giver a folse character: ‘‘An’ is it me f.lse character ye’re after casting in my teeth! As if I’d be: bringing me thrue character wid me to lose it in your dirty service.’’{By Telegraph, Mining Stocks: Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 1035 Ophir 483 oe 815 Mexican 25 955 Gould & Sane 133%. 3880 Best & Rele *her 4377. 1255 California 5437 ' 870 Savage 12. “4 1685 Con Virginia 49ly, 295 Crown Point 10. 1135, Yeliow Jacket 1914 355 Kentuck 12%, 1840 Imperial 35; 235 Belcher 163%, » 1675 Sierra Newacie 11>. 765 Exebequer 14% 150 Overman 79. 2485 \Ju -tice 2124. 490° Union Con 124%, 300 Lady. Bryan 65¢e. 280 Hale & Norcross 734. 20.Utah 17. 500 Caledonia $34, 515 Alpha 43; . 160 JInlia 6%. 359 Baltimore 17% PROBATE NOTICE, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT in pyrsuance of an order of the Probate Court, «f the county of Nevada, state of C: alifurnfa, made onthe 4th aay of Noven.ber, A. Dv, 1876, in the matter of .the estate of Thomas Oo. Dunn, deceased, the said Thomas O. Dunn, deceased, will receive bids until the 25th day'of November, 1876, at the law office of Niles Searls, Nevida City, California, and on said 25th day of November, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash, in gold coin of the United States, the following personal-property,-towit: Seven and a half shares (744) sha es of the capital stock of the South Yuba Canal Company, a corporation duty organized under the laws of the State of California, and having its principal place of business at Nevada City, Calioruia. All bids’ must be in writing SUSAN T. TUNN, Executrix ‘of last will of Thomas 0. Dunn deceased. Niles Searls att’y for executrix. Nevada City, Nov. 4th, 1876, F. G. GUILD, . Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, OFFICE—BROAD . STREET, OPPOSITE CITIZEN’S BANK, NEVADA CITY. HN been completely crowded out of the old stere, of my second hand goods, by the CA PITOL FURNITURE COMPANY Filling the building with FINE EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA MADE FURNITURE, Ihave moved my. AUCTION STORE TO THF OLD ARMORY BUILDING, Onvosite the New York Hotel, where I will hoid Auction Sales of Household Goods, etc., Every Satusiey atat2 o’cl’k, P.M. Goods sold at Auction, on Commission, or ‘taken on siorage. Would also call attention to the Capitol Furniture Store, Opposite Citizens Bank, Broad Street, Where parties in want of NEW FURNI. ‘TURE will do well to cal aud examin) goods and learn frices before purchasing elsewhere, a8 we will sell for CASH Cheaper than any other estublishment in Nevaaa County. Nevada City, Oct. 10, 1876JOHN JACK’S CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT, PINE STREET—-NEVADA CITY. UsT RECEIVED, one of the Choicest as well as Largest Stocks of Cigars, Tobacco, Confec. tionery, Nuts, Fancy . Goods, Fruit, etc.,. Ever brought to Neveda City. Also Sole Agent for Nevada County for the sale of Those Favorite Brands of Cigars, “BACHELOR'S DELIGHT,” And ‘ALBUM.” Those who want to smoke a real nice Cigar should give these ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTH. ER FAVORITE BRANDS, A FRESH SUPPLY oFCandies, Nuts, Fruits, ete. . 020 JOHN JACKE, “Difficnities of — in ‘reject-. undersigned, #xecutrix of the tast wilt of . REPUBLICAY CAMPAIGN . ra) —. SENATOR A. A. SARGENT W Ir L address the citiz county, at oe = Me GRASS VALLEY Tittevery Repu blican pe on hand and make the OCCa. bered. #UNION MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City, NAFFZIGER & EUSTISs, SHOLESALE-AND “RET EA ERS IN", Bidar BEEF, =) PORK, MUTTON, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD, All orders left.at the shop. will be attend. ed to promptly, and satisfaction given both in price and quality of meats, Thankful for past patronage. they solicit @ continuance of the same: Nevada City, November 1, 1876, ALEX. GAULTS GROC CERY, _ PROVISION, LIQUOR STORE. . AND BAKERY, BROADSTREET, NEVADACITY. _[-4VING STOCKED THE FIRE PROOF builing, adjolning wy BAKERY, witk A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF Family Groceries, Making it equal in’ point of Quantity, and superior as to Quality, to_any. Provision Store in the mountains, . would say to all desinng CHOICE PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CASE GOODS; Etc., Ete., At the very LOWEST rates, to call and examine my stock which ig FRESH & PURE. “WINES and LIQUORS, stantly on hand. THE BAKERY Will be supplied with Bread,. Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Confectionery, etc. é —_— I intend to keep the BEST o First Class. GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE. Thask ful for past patronage, 1 licit a continuance of the same. ALEX. GAULT. nto City, November 4th, 1876: Founded March, 1876 O, OF C. CAMP, NO. 73, RDER OF CAUCASIANS, ert EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, © their Hall, Corner of Broa #2) ole Btreets, over thé Drug Store. 2 ATTORNEY AT as ; ) AND Z FIRE INSURANCE A@E*T VADA CTLY, Cal. a SPEAKING, . LAST SPEECH OF Typ. MONDAY, NOVEMBER; ¢ 1876. sion one long to be remem. CORN BEEF, Of the Best Brands, con: . everything to be found in a xB FFICE, Brown & Morgan's Block. . ——— She Dail NEVADA a GCAL Repu The wagon +h on Monday ever city at 6 o’clock. —— “The Foot: Hill crowd will be de Monday evenin. torch-light: proce fire-works will “1 cecasion, and _o: juminate one an gent apd otber will address the Hall, which will abig crowd. T rally of the cam be one long to . A water contr: fact between the " Jey-and the V J which the peopl of pure water in Won’t most p the election is those who have to become bitt wards their old “a¥hamed of thet ‘there is. very . feeling in our tc opponents, but deal of it elsewl nothing more tl _ ed. The’ peor friendly to each wrangling here The contract andition tothe ting ready. for erected —a—trai material up to . ready to comme day or two, The Clerk of get up a poli! members of» th “they get ready he also sets the It has been p two past. that brewing, and" prove the pred: The proof of ing the string. party is more labor than ano sary to discoy all the employ _ The Arkans has the follow acquaintances ner, will regre ‘Mrs, Buckner ton Buckner, Missouri, and ‘ed friend and C. Tuttle, at this place, “tl on the 9th ii illness of seve 00d fortune t and to know . maby good « heart, Of a, charitable, sh teem of all wl cle of her a death has ea this entire ¢ ‘ peace.”’ Mrs, Buckt oneer residen came here in husband, Sta left here man in Arkansas. Te Nevac Every Elec ty should n send to the C 6f the electiv. the night of « if not, as ear & messenger who live in c graph office #0 the result known at th Ment. Elect 80 indorse th their precin the official e are sealed ny will enable t to be determ otherwise, I ' Has arrivi . pair Pignos , Orders at the of Geo, W, ' aay

Cag WER ae! ~ _ individual, it1s a goodcard. for Dem> The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. Sunday, November 5, 1876. ' . Gone Back. ‘ Our neighbor of Grass Valley congratulates itself on the fact that Geo. C. Gorham has: gone . back on what he said ten years ago on: the Chinese question, It ought, no doubt, to have great influence on the Presidential election if it. can be proven that George has gone buck. tepublicans are 80 little in the habit of gosumed ‘= them, that when a case is found; even ifit-be that of a private ce 7" ‘The Meeting at, Grass Valley. , phere will be two ‘political. meetings at Grass Valley on~Monday . night, provided the weather is favorablé, and both will doubtless be largely attended. . There has ‘been considerable talk,about the matter, and some ill-feeling engendered, but The Republicans advertised Sargent’s meeting before there was any “Democratic announcement, and the Democrats engaged the train for the Yast two nights of the campaign long . ago, but made no public announcement of the fact.’ As both parties had arratiged to have meetings, we “don’t see any wrong in having them: It is true Sargest bas always re-° ceived the most respectful treatment 'by the Democrats .of Grass Valley, hy anything. ~ Has not the fatherhood of God and the univertrict—introduced the following resotempts by force, frand, the Republican ticket, ocrats to charge the party with: We wonder if any.member of the Democratic party ever went back on whole ‘Democratic party of this State gone back on the position it took twenty years ago.in reference to the importation of Coolie labor?; Even Senator Roach then thougbt cheap labor was necessary to.develop, certain industries of this State-—Phat is not the only instance where Democrats have gone bi back. Tilden ‘has gone back on everything he said or . : did during the wardf Rebetlion. He was-in1860 opposed to coercion, doubted the right of invasion, thought ‘in 1864-t+hat the war. Was a and we presuine no one knows itor . appreciates it bettér thn himself. We will warrant »-be-will not grumble about their meeting Monday night, under.the circumstunces, Let both parties have their meetings and make the best demonstration they can. There.is no cause for sll-feéling, and should be none. 5B ea 13 EUS . ae TELEGRAPHIC, Democrats Going for Hayes and Wheeler, New York, November 2.—The Tyr. rel Association, a Democratic Qlub, . composedl of about 100 men, met last evening at the Seventh Ward Republican headquarters, “No. 184 East failure, opposed the Constitution il Amendments in 1868, andthe right . of the colored race to theballot, de. nounced greeubacks and just fought, so far as he was able, everything, that was done by Republicans from . 1860'to 1870, yet be now *‘accepts the situation,’’ goes back én’ everything be then held sacred, says the Republicans were right and he was wrong, and his whole party has gone back with him. Yet because Gorham has gone ‘back on his ‘universal gal brotherhood of man’’ doctrine,. it is.a fact worth rejoicing about among the unterrified, Going back is a good thing for that par y to talk about. Was It a) Joket A short timo ‘before the adjourn. 7 ment of Congress a Demotratio meniber of the house freém New York— the Hon. Scott Lord of the Utica Dis-: lution: Be it caaiouk elc., That all atterror, intimidation, or Otherwise to prevent the free exrrcise of the right of suffrage injany “State, should meet with certain, condign und effectual punishment, and that in any case which has heretofore Occurred or may hereafter occur, in which violence or murder has, been or shall be committed by one race or class upon the other, the prompt prosecution or . punishment of the criminal or crimi. nals in any court having jurisdiction . fs imperatively demanded, whether the crime be one punishable by fine or imprisonment, or one demanding the penalty of death. This resolution was adopted by a vote of 174 ayes to 2 noes, and that, too, by a House composed of nearly two-thirds Democrats and Confederates, The precise ‘state of things here denounced has taken place in’) South Carolina, where ‘‘an attempt has been made by force, fraud, intimidation and otherwise, to prevent the free exercise of the right-of suffrage.’’ And yet, because the President. is trying to carry out the foregoing resolution of the Democratic Congress he is denounced, and -we+ are told by every Democratic” journal in the country that ‘‘South Curolina is in chains.’’ Et must be that the Democratic Congress passed that resolution as a joke, they sre such fellows to joke, and-theig_jokes—are _-#0 serious on Southern Republicans, — Virginia Enterprise. —_ ><> > **Trat shows bow I shall vote," said a Union soldier, as he pointed to his armless shoulder in an [Illinois Republican meetiug the other uight, ‘‘against the men who shot that off.” ‘Yes, yes,’’ cried the audience. ‘And that igs all the ‘stump’ speech I cau make you," said the veteran, as he climbed down from -the stand. Tue nominee of the Greenback ‘party in Michigan has withdrawn his candidacy ‘and comes out for Hayes andWheeler. Andthe Hon. L. F. Ross: of Illinois, one of the leaders of the Greenback party in that State, is out in a stirring address to the independent voters of his” Congressional district _prging them to rally in all their foreé for A Broadway, and indorsed the Repub. lican tickets, both National and State. Mr. McGowan presided and intro. duced Mr, Tyrrel, who, ina stirring speech, stated why the Club had gone over to the Republicans. Geo. Law also made an: effective speech, which was euthasiastically received, Tht meeting adjourned with cheers for the Republican nc minees, é The Sat Francisco Alta of Nov. 3 says: ‘Yesterday, J. W. Brown, the stock broker, offered the Sau Francisco Stock Board, to bet $10,000, or avy part of it, that Hayes and Whe: ler would be elected. He found:no takers. A vote was taken yesterday in one of the large sawing and planing wills which resulted: Hayes and Wheeler, 7; Tilden and Hendricks, 21. On Wednesday evening, a ballot was taken at dinner at one of the German Hotels on Bush street, which resulted: Hayes. 53; Tilden, 29: Back Freights. For the last month the town of Grass Valley bas done something in the way of sending freights down to Colfix. In that time over one bun-dred tons of freight have been sent down, most of it being fruit.. The . business of shipping fruit from this point must greatly increase each . year, in the future. Even now there are lurge orders here for ‘keeping apples,’’ which will not be filled untila month or two later, The fruit drying éstablishment has been busy lately. in sending off dried fruit of the very best quality.—(, V. Union, Cure for Catarrh, The Gold Hill News publishes the following cure for cataarh: ‘‘The severest catarrbal cold can be removed ina few hours by a mixture of carbolic acid, ten drops; tincture of iodine: and chlorform, each seven aud one-half dtops. A few qrops of the mixture should be heated over aspirit-lamp ina test-tube, the mouth of which should be applied to the nostrils as soon as vocalization is effected. ‘The operation should be repeated in about two minutes, when after the patient sneezes a number rapidly disuppear."’ Trinity Church. Regular services to-day at the usual hours, and the administration of the holy communion immediately after the morning service. Seats free. Geo. R. Davis, Rector, Some greeny who had been ‘‘fighting the tiger'’ in San Francisco, having got scratched by the velvety ypawa of the animal, ‘‘went for’ the the following: “Then he seized the dealer by the throat And bit off hulf his ear; Stabbed himse:if with the queen of bearts— A gay young gambolier.’ —~-_—_P oe Congregational Church, Sabject at the Congregational Church this évening, ‘A man of the right stamp,” J Sows, Pastor. we.can see no good reason for it. of times, the trouble:owe symptoms . dealer, whereat the Chronicle gets off . . Tearing Down the Flag, The Sacrataento Bee of Thursday coftained the following editorial in “reference to. a recent Demiocratic performance > “There was & Republican meeting at Winters, Yolo county, last night, at Which Joseph -McKenna;i candidate for Congress, and L B. Mizner spoke.: Yolo has been likered to the Southern States, and Winters has been.denominated the*South Carolina of Yolo,for tbere the fierce Democracy, still unreconstructed, are strong and uncou.b. We are informed by one who was present, that they gathered on the streets last-night, hooted, yelled,and attempted to break up the. m-eting by bebaving just the reverse of gentlemen, and when the meeting was cver and the—Re. pnblicans bad retired from the scene, . of certificate of character. CotoneL Incersott persists in harrowing up the feelings of the ‘‘reformers’ with uncharitable remarks. In his Chicago speech, the otber right, he said: ‘‘The Democratic party to-day is a political tramp ‘laughter J, crawlingup to the back door of the White House, begging for official food. ‘The Democratic party has not hada bite to eat for sixteen long and weary years [laughter.] The Democratic party is all teeth andempty stomach. [Cheers.]. In other words, the Democratic party is a political tramp with a yeilow passport. -This political tramp begs] food, and he carries in: his pocket old, dirty-scraps of pqper, as a kind On one of these papers he will show you the ordinance of.1789. On another one of those papers he will havea _ part Methodist Services. . Rev. W. S. Urmy will preach in the Methodist Church to-day, morning and evening, atthe usual hours of worship. Stibject in the evening: ing Christianity.” ‘ A VaLvaBir Hint. .*It may not be generally knownthat, when a person is drowning, if heis taken by thearm from behind, between the elbow and shonlder, be cannot touch the person attempting to save him; and whatever struggles he may muke will onlv assist’ the person holding him in keeping bis head above water. .A good swimmer can keep a man_ thus above the water for'an hour. -If seized anywhere else, the probability is.that he will clutch the swimmer, and perhaps, as is often the case, both will be drowned. —— ——-A pavcurer of. Erin. =the new cook, on receiving ‘‘short’’ notice to they went after ‘told: gldry,”” which and tore it inté shreds and trampled it berféath their feet in the mud or dust’ of the streéts, This was grav old Republican flag, with every stripein place, and not a ster dimmed, which for fifteen years had done in Suisun and was borrowed for the occasion. It bad nd motto, device,.word or letter uponit,but hung on 8 rope across the street as a plain piece of American bunting, so there was nothing to excite their ire but the flag itself. And these men claim to e American citizens,”’ WANTED IT OFF HIS Mtnp.—An Elderly Quaker called at store in Providence, R. I., and said that some thirty ye irs ago the father of one of the members of the firm had sold a yoke of oxen to a neighbor of -his for $120, paying 50 dollars down and giving a note for the balance. That note the venerable Friend had indorsed,-and he was sorry,to add it had never. been paid. He had now come: to tender the am unt for which he had becomé responsible, and regretted that he was unable to offer the interest also. The member of the firm reminded him that, as the note had long ago become ontlawedana forgotten’ the indorser was under no legal obligationto pay avything. But the Quaker was determined to have the thing off his mind, and. insisted on an acceptance of payment, Sieh ies ae ee Not AsHaMED or Work.—Two of the most agreeable girls we ever met, kept a grocery store — yes, and kept it well, though they had been a rich man’s ‘daughters, When that father lost his wealth, and became a confirmed invalid did they sit down and wring tbeir hands? Did they go moaning all their days, begging men toyive them a little sewing, a little teaching, a little copying? Not they: They began, in asmall way, to keep a dry goods and grocery store, They gave fair measure and right change. They kept what people wanted; and if unything was called for which they had not, they put it down in the list of their. purcheses, They had the cleanest grocery for miles ‘around, hired a clerk, bought a horse, built u house, and are at this moment inde pendent property-holders, as well as piquant and agreeable women. It paid them to step out of the beaten track, aud find a new road to fortune HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor Fribay, November 3rd, 1876, AP Yanduxer, San Francisco D M Bowels & wife, Illinois DJ McKinney, RR John Tucker, Washington Thos McEachen, Alpha W B Woods, Wheatland Peter Welter, Washington — J McBean, do Mrs Jones, do Mrs McEllery, do W H Ferris, San Franciseo* *! H P Lasson, Relief Hill he! C Harker, do M Lund, © H Chase, City F H McAllister, City JA Wiley, Long Valley Thos Patterson, Little York B Swift , Chico E Booth, Eureks ef Miss Ohsen, Grass rae cP Louvhridge, Sam htter, W chien’ Joe Mooney, Ry HOTEL ARRIVALS, National Exchange Hotel. S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Fruipay, November 3rd, 1876, Mrs Frisbie, Carson -T Legg, Pa-o Robles J Hill, Vashington R kagge, Omega E Fagge, do W Heara & wife, Moore's Flat J Hustler, Columb a Hill Ww Stevhens, Moore's Flat 8 Hockin, do G Willams, do R McMurray, San Juan ww do JIM Jasper, Wheatland seria . AB Swan & 3 child O Tucker, dren, San Juan cE Whitney, San Francisco L M McKenney, do Mrs Stokes & child, Dutch Fiat J J Dinan, Moore’s Flat A Bourgaion, R.4 Binft E Davey, Downieville M Edwards, City Tuar word ‘‘usufruct,”" which Tilden used, is defined as “the right of using and enjoying the profits of a thing belonigng to anether, without impairiog the substance.” You cup kiss @ pretty girl's lips ugd that head, but ay t bite he ” of the Fugitive Slave law} on another one some of the Bluck Laws. that used to disgrace Illinois; on another

Gov, Tilden’s letter to. Kent;.on another a certificate signed by Lyman Trumbull, that the Republican party is not fit to associate. with.— {Laughter.] That certificate wil te indorsed by Governor Johb M Palmer and .my’ friend Judge Doo. little. He will also have in his poeket an old wood-cat somewhat. worn, representing Abraham Lincoln falling upon the neck of §. Corning Judd and thankiag’ him for saving the Union, as‘ Commander-in-Chief of the Sons of Liberty.and applause.] This political tramp will also have a letter, dated Boston, Massachusetts, saying: ‘I hereby certify that for fifty years I regarded the bearer asa thief and robber, but I now look upon him as.a reformer,’ signed ‘Charles Francis ‘Adams,’ . Laughter. } Following this trainp will be a bloodhound, and’ when he asks for food the bloodhound . will crouch for employment upon _ his hautiches and the ‘drool of anticipation wilirup from his loose and-hanging lips. . Study the expression, of thatdog. Translate it into English and it means, ‘Oh, I want to bite a nigger.’ And when the dog has that expression he bears a striking likeuess to his masser. The quesis, shall that tramp and that dog gain possession ofthe White House?” Nor all Democratsare rebels, but most of them are. The men who sought to destroy the Union from 1861 to 1865 were all Democrats. The keepers of prison pens were of that partythen. All of.them that are living belong to it now. The leaders of the Fort Pillow, Poison Springs and other massacres are leaders in the Democrgtic party.— Many of them a ein Congress. The generals of Kentucky and Missouri belong to that party. If Qaantrill were alive he would, like Blackburn, of Kentucky, represent some district in the Confederate House. Those who burn schoolhouses in the South are Democrats. The oath-bound assassins of they Kuklux and White League inthe South are all Demvocrats,.and sure to vote for Tilden and Hendricks, The repeaters in New York City, the forgers of naturalization and tax receipt papers, the-stuifers of the ballot-boxes;-the men who robbed New York City ,of $100,000,000 were and aré all Democrats. Not all members of that party belong to the grades alluded to, but that party is the only political organization in which they find shelter and’ éiicouragement, Onr of the many new offices created by the last Democratic reform Legislature was the State Land Commissioner, which gave a. place for several lazy Democrats. This Commission has been in session four months, and finally reports that they have found a discrepancy of eighty dollars in the accounts between State Surveyor,General Gardner, and Secretary of State, Melone. The report says; ‘The query suggests itself to us what the State has done with the money?’’ Eighty dollars is a good deal of cush, and we suggést that the Governor calls a special session of . the Legislature and a committee of inquiry be appointed: This Commission, like the Railroad Commission, is a great swindle upon the taxpayers of the State? In the common Democratic parlance of the day we say ‘‘there should be a change '—in ville Appeal, Baptist Services. * usual, Subject in the morning —“‘Silent Inflaence;”’ eveving—*‘The New Birth.” All are invited. » * GW. Storr, Pastor, _— [Laughter . the State "administration,— Marys. Services at the Baptist Church os léave, with a hit that she bad giver a folse character: ‘‘An’ is it me f.lse character ye’re after casting in my teeth! As if I’d be: bringing me thrue character wid me to lose it in your dirty service.’’{By Telegraph, Mining Stocks: Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 1035 Ophir 483 oe 815 Mexican 25 955 Gould & Sane 133%. 3880 Best & Rele *her 4377. 1255 California 5437 ' 870 Savage 12. “4 1685 Con Virginia 49ly, 295 Crown Point 10. 1135, Yeliow Jacket 1914 355 Kentuck 12%, 1840 Imperial 35; 235 Belcher 163%, » 1675 Sierra Newacie 11>. 765 Exebequer 14% 150 Overman 79. 2485 \Ju -tice 2124. 490° Union Con 124%, 300 Lady. Bryan 65¢e. 280 Hale & Norcross 734. 20.Utah 17. 500 Caledonia $34, 515 Alpha 43; . 160 JInlia 6%. 359 Baltimore 17% PROBATE NOTICE, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT in pyrsuance of an order of the Probate Court, «f the county of Nevada, state of C: alifurnfa, made onthe 4th aay of Noven.ber, A. Dv, 1876, in the matter of .the estate of Thomas Oo. Dunn, deceased, the said Thomas O. Dunn, deceased, will receive bids until the 25th day'of November, 1876, at the law office of Niles Searls, Nevida City, California, and on said 25th day of November, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder for cash, in gold coin of the United States, the following personal-property,-towit: Seven and a half shares (744) sha es of the capital stock of the South Yuba Canal Company, a corporation duty organized under the laws of the State of California, and having its principal place of business at Nevada City, Calioruia. All bids’ must be in writing SUSAN T. TUNN, Executrix ‘of last will of Thomas 0. Dunn deceased. Niles Searls att’y for executrix. Nevada City, Nov. 4th, 1876, F. G. GUILD, . Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, OFFICE—BROAD . STREET, OPPOSITE CITIZEN’S BANK, NEVADA CITY. HN been completely crowded out of the old stere, of my second hand goods, by the CA PITOL FURNITURE COMPANY Filling the building with FINE EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA MADE FURNITURE, Ihave moved my. AUCTION STORE TO THF OLD ARMORY BUILDING, Onvosite the New York Hotel, where I will hoid Auction Sales of Household Goods, etc., Every Satusiey atat2 o’cl’k, P.M. Goods sold at Auction, on Commission, or ‘taken on siorage. Would also call attention to the Capitol Furniture Store, Opposite Citizens Bank, Broad Street, Where parties in want of NEW FURNI. ‘TURE will do well to cal aud examin) goods and learn frices before purchasing elsewhere, a8 we will sell for CASH Cheaper than any other estublishment in Nevaaa County. Nevada City, Oct. 10, 1876JOHN JACK’S CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT, PINE STREET—-NEVADA CITY. UsT RECEIVED, one of the Choicest as well as Largest Stocks of Cigars, Tobacco, Confec. tionery, Nuts, Fancy . Goods, Fruit, etc.,. Ever brought to Neveda City. Also Sole Agent for Nevada County for the sale of Those Favorite Brands of Cigars, “BACHELOR'S DELIGHT,” And ‘ALBUM.” Those who want to smoke a real nice Cigar should give these ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTH. ER FAVORITE BRANDS, A FRESH SUPPLY oFCandies, Nuts, Fruits, ete. . 020 JOHN JACKE, “Difficnities of — in ‘reject-. undersigned, #xecutrix of the tast wilt of . REPUBLICAY CAMPAIGN . ra) —. SENATOR A. A. SARGENT W Ir L address the citiz county, at oe = Me GRASS VALLEY Tittevery Repu blican pe on hand and make the OCCa. bered. #UNION MARKET Commercial Street, Nevada City, NAFFZIGER & EUSTISs, SHOLESALE-AND “RET EA ERS IN", Bidar BEEF, =) PORK, MUTTON, SAUSAGE, HAMS, BACON & LARD, All orders left.at the shop. will be attend. ed to promptly, and satisfaction given both in price and quality of meats, Thankful for past patronage. they solicit @ continuance of the same: Nevada City, November 1, 1876, ALEX. GAULTS GROC CERY, _ PROVISION, LIQUOR STORE. . AND BAKERY, BROADSTREET, NEVADACITY. _[-4VING STOCKED THE FIRE PROOF builing, adjolning wy BAKERY, witk A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF Family Groceries, Making it equal in’ point of Quantity, and superior as to Quality, to_any. Provision Store in the mountains, . would say to all desinng CHOICE PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CASE GOODS; Etc., Ete., At the very LOWEST rates, to call and examine my stock which ig FRESH & PURE. “WINES and LIQUORS, stantly on hand. THE BAKERY Will be supplied with Bread,. Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Confectionery, etc. é —_— I intend to keep the BEST o First Class. GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE. Thask ful for past patronage, 1 licit a continuance of the same. ALEX. GAULT. nto City, November 4th, 1876: Founded March, 1876 O, OF C. CAMP, NO. 73, RDER OF CAUCASIANS, ert EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, © their Hall, Corner of Broa #2) ole Btreets, over thé Drug Store. 2 ATTORNEY AT as ; ) AND Z FIRE INSURANCE A@E*T VADA CTLY, Cal. a SPEAKING, . LAST SPEECH OF Typ. MONDAY, NOVEMBER; ¢ 1876. sion one long to be remem. CORN BEEF, Of the Best Brands, con: . everything to be found in a xB FFICE, Brown & Morgan's Block. . ——— She Dail NEVADA a GCAL Repu The wagon +h on Monday ever city at 6 o’clock. —— “The Foot: Hill crowd will be de Monday evenin. torch-light: proce fire-works will “1 cecasion, and _o: juminate one an gent apd otber will address the Hall, which will abig crowd. T rally of the cam be one long to . A water contr: fact between the " Jey-and the V J which the peopl of pure water in Won’t most p the election is those who have to become bitt wards their old “a¥hamed of thet ‘there is. very . feeling in our tc opponents, but deal of it elsewl nothing more tl _ ed. The’ peor friendly to each wrangling here The contract andition tothe ting ready. for erected —a—trai material up to . ready to comme day or two, The Clerk of get up a poli! members of» th “they get ready he also sets the It has been p two past. that brewing, and" prove the pred: The proof of ing the string. party is more labor than ano sary to discoy all the employ _ The Arkans has the follow acquaintances ner, will regre ‘Mrs, Buckner ton Buckner, Missouri, and ‘ed friend and C. Tuttle, at this place, “tl on the 9th ii illness of seve 00d fortune t and to know . maby good « heart, Of a, charitable, sh teem of all wl cle of her a death has ea this entire ¢ ‘ peace.”’ Mrs, Buckt oneer residen came here in husband, Sta left here man in Arkansas. Te Nevac Every Elec ty should n send to the C 6f the electiv. the night of « if not, as ear & messenger who live in c graph office #0 the result known at th Ment. Elect 80 indorse th their precin the official e are sealed ny will enable t to be determ otherwise, I ' Has arrivi . pair Pignos , Orders at the of Geo, W, ' aay