October 10, 1872 (4 pages)

: . il ei o. The Fight Against Page. The New Election Law. Ax Antergsting question, and one Look to your Interest PRA S$ ABOLITION ONL. She D nih Chie Dui y ranseript The Oakland Nevs vaya] In com-. We give™®elow the new election . verg important to the trayeling pub-. : \. a iene eS ee a __ . pliance with the wishes of the Sacra. law as far as it relates. to tickets and . lic, lias june been before fe oe _ ( WNSE PEOPLE'S NRYER het tae NEVADA €Irry, CAIn i=“) mento’ Union, Mr. Coggins was placed (ballots. This law is now in fall coupes, in aye case “¢ rs ; ontTT REMEDY FOR FAILIN: a ———<7zes/= in nomination ag the independent . force, and, it stands ¢very ¥Gter! in . gormery, wRo sues the Fortiaad Missle RUEUMATISM, NEURALeL; LOCAL a5 candidate for Congress against Page, hand to be fully informed ag_to its . P acket Company for $112, Jost from 2 Sei ee ’ RALG1A, Thorsday, Oct. 10, 1872. the regular nominee. That paper, provisions : J . his stateroom on the steamer Jobn i Gout, Paralysis, i ica: ~ aaa a BO lh a OER ae Gicetotilahes tbs Wal in Shite hg 83. A ticket is sa paper on . Brooks, ° a of which ot “i I : — a Sti Joints Ca. a oe, eee. ee a. sas ae ge fhich is written or printed the names . Jocked. It has been _contende ithtracted Ccrds'and Musel Day of Atoneme pee the Democratic, Congressional fight. pi arangegiienis ; ~ : crea, igiatede . : . of the persons for whom the ‘elector oe a : f Pain in the B : ‘ . REPUBLICAN TICKET. . It does not have much to say about aig ke to vote, with a designation of . erto that —— —— = ‘ “Waka pe * ‘The Bpiscopal ; sapere Coggitis, but confines itself to at-) the office to which each person so . 6S of the personal effects._of passenSore Throat, Fi: will hereafter-be Chey FOR PRESIDENT, @ZNERAL VU. 8. GRANT. taeks upon Page. Similar tactics . ‘are followed by the Greeley press} all over the Union. They do not . named is intended by him to be . gers, even agaist their owlfneglioe ag tated tc Week tal 4 {Bence but the decision if, this case is ec. 84. A ballot is a ticket folded . + Shi in such @ manner that nothing.,.writ. that when the Steamboat Company Diptheria, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Head Ache, 'Toothac, ing instead of in tofore. 4 It is reported Ie igegs: pars gt A trouble themselves by trying to show . ten or printed thereon can he seen. had a suitable watch on hoard their ck ia eae tig ne Democrat of thi: H E WNRY WILSON. how well qualified Greeley -is for the . ’ . Bec. &. Every ticket must. be of . boats, and the loss happens through ia pee rnal Patus (sreeley since th : FLYCTORS AY LARGE, 3OHN B. FELTON. JOHN F. MILLER. puyrRIct ELECTOR, ALA PISTRICT. .CLAUS SPRECZELS. i FP. PAGE. The Republican Party. The Republican party has the " respect atid support of the coemarerd Hig in hisbehait:—fhe Union has, Presidency, bat they continuously abuse Grant and the more prominent persons who are speaking and writservér,”* has told a good matiy exextravagant stories, and’ has abused and villified Page im'every conceivable way. It is generally believed that the letters are manufactured by one of the editors of the Union, just . paper, uniform in size, color, weight, texture and appearance. = Sec. 86. The Secretary of State aera : must provide and keep constantly on . the carrier 1s not liable. hand a sufficient quantity of paper, : Sages uniform in color, weight, texture and the negligence of a passenger in-not using the means of safety provided, Sec. 87. He must, upon payment ee of the cost thereof and.ten per cent} has been struck, bat that the miners profit, furnish such paper to every) are on.a pay chute Which will -conFe tg hd may apply therefor, und tinne indefinitely. It is ‘not a part, pai geoph and files with him _— affi. ft the ledge which-wil] pay $4,000 or . , davit that such paper is to be used as . . . ) ‘ es ballots at any election next to: en. $5,000 a day and then nothing; but '} sue. the strike is’ one of regularity and t { Coxtrxves Goop.—The rock taken+— NEVADA CITY. PRATT’S ABOLITION ¢ THK POOR MAN’S FRIEND. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD ‘THE RIVER OF Lire: The dispatch re: _ Property in Ne A piece of real year or 50 ug0 IND DISTRICT..-. J, EB. HALE. é : aes omer Gaon se 2 ae ij Bini) DISTRICT. JESSE O. GOODWIN. . OF pretends tu have, #-eor respondent, appearance, without marks’ of any from the Empire mine continuer} Bes Every Bottle its own Testi Lands recently f 2 FOURTH DISTHICT..-.-. T. H. ROSE. . im Placerville, Page’s home, who’ kind thereon, to supply the demand . rich. “This fact shows;says the Grass . cl mnonla : : FOR CON@RESS, writes under the signature of ‘‘Obfor paper for tickets. Valley Union, that not a mere pocket Pine & yommerciat Streets, Price—Small, 50 cts; Large, $1. f at a 3 5 ' people ‘‘how ‘ti Brown in Pen . Ohio, and sever eral Republica the Colonel; as: talk Greeleyisn ople. F its organization to the . ars op : rify it wi tance or ales i fe 0 eat . hgother Pickering manufactures . See. 88° The sum collected by him . permanence. “)t°. ve ; aes roan sc nea < present mesa “Letters from the People,” to back . for paper so'sold must be paid into} Sagi g —ae *] PR ATT'S WN oe und decide every new issue presented, . the State treasury, and ten per cent.!) Tay Crewn Point House, at Gold! EW Li F elections, yest A and to-day, what there is of m*ritia the platform of principles upon which up his position. of the positive statements made by Page wrote 2 denial . .the chogus correspondent, and the i ef sueh sum must be credited to a). . a . Hill, Nevada, was destroyed by fire . fand to be kept in' the treasury . ; ‘ae and known as the ‘‘Election Reward . on Monday morning, and William Have now on hand the The Great Vegetable [BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER x Democrat reniy! we had better m the Democracy stand calor: ape l Union refused to publish it, or to Fund.”’ epee , Norris, » Welchman employed in the ec VIGORATOR: mous if this ne edgenent of the fret) that im every is-. ~% “ rae Sec 89. No ticket must be used at! G.oyn Poi ae . en: : = 3 give Page the name of the author of ; : : Nt; Crown Peint mine, was burned to . intend to walk. ane of the past Republicans have 2 £ AGO : any election or circulated on the day ys CURES. of the: scandalous. communications. of election unless— Screfals, Salt Rheum, Totter, Blot put in a strai, Been right. So far as the aets of the 1 Iti : 3 ’ j ; a ‘ ee os ame vet . . 1. It is written or printed on pa-. ee a imyles, Sore E Wilson and P: ‘ Republican administiafion are -conThis incident ” ane ot} an sneare per furnished by hic euthtary oe Ex-Govrnnor Curtin made aspeech © en ae en mee Fre, ae or in this part of the district, but it will ie at Bellefonte (Pa.,) on Saturday, in LARGEST iscases, Rev. E. Hal eoncerned the Cincinnati and Balti. more convention endorses them all. If this indorsement be honest, therg serve to show the utter bad feith and unserupulousness of the men who are opposing the Republican candiState, or upon paper in every respect precisely like such paper. 2. .It is four inches in width and twelve inches in length, or in, onefavor of Buckalew, but said nothing about his Presidential preference. CURES Chronie and Inflamstory Rheumut: re when every other remedy Congregational A. Wirth, pas Church, left t wa no need of change unless it be eighth of an inch of such size : * fails. e a a date for Congress. he Fa 5 paces FreiprsaDition, of Morgan coun: ' to attend the M though? Greeley would finish the 3. If printed, the names of the ty, Kentueky, had eceanion to invesERADICATES Pilg) e ~-work better than Grant. If it be not honest, then ‘the candidates deserve oyerwhtLning defeat at the hands of the people. But even if the Cincinvati platform truly represented the sentiments of the opponents of Grant, there is every reason why no change i a —PunnelRights. The Conimissioner of the Land gard to tunnel rights under the new mining law, in which he says: ‘The line of the tunnel is held to be the width thereof and uo more, and that Office has rendered a decision in re. the office in small capitals and of the persons, voted for and the office designated are printed in black ink and . in long primer capitals—the name of tigate his wife’s deportment towards Bill Ellict, and found that it was al together too free. As it is customa pore ; " ry to shoot somebody in such cases, . Perea 1D large capitals—and both} fr, Ditlon shot-himself, and died. . without spaces except between the} pi}] Elliot approved of Mr. Dillon’s . different words or initials in each . conduct . line. , ; ; ee Se . . 4, If printed, the same margin -~is . hi Some one, advertising a superior . AND MOST ELEGANT . STOCK OF Syphititio taint ame: atl hereditsry ¢ exders of the Btood from thé System. CURES PILES: AND DYSPEPSIA. Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys to heattt action; kceps the Rowels as regnler as clockwork and fortifies the whole system agamet die of. their respec Hacramrento, wi They next week.’ nesday. Destr Recently a v eurred in the . should be made. Since Grant's pel-. yon this line only is prospecting . 1°! te cad th pire scape as} be-. article of marking-ink in a paraicy is endorsed fully, and he can car-' for blind lodes prohibited while the i me one Fi te a. equal graph of alliteration, . informs the ( --ry it out far better than any imitatar, . gunnelisin progress, and that the! 6. If printed, the lines are straight asd pink Se peeee es eer hy swapp' off for the uncertainty . >; : 5 nd tl atter single le: {plainly perceptable, perpetual per“ay PP ary Y . right is granted to the tunnel 6wners ; 20d the inatter single eaded. « I spicuties,”’ and. ‘penetrates powerand eccentricity of Greeley, the . : ease in any form, part of the tra Little York to over a large ex is estimated th feet of lamber ° PRATT'S NEW LIFE. steady administration of Grant? The Republican party in this contest has men deserving even 0; Demoevatie support more than is (ireeley. The payment of the nation“al debt at the rate of $270,000 per hour, the great reduction of taxation, the excellent management of the foreign affairs of the nation, the fact) that we have in all sections of the country prosperity, ary of themselves reasons that should weigh with all citizens in favor of the continnation of the Republicay administration. : n that no sign thereof appears when } lode, not previously known to exist} the paper is folded; and : } “4 4 Uh s ’ which may be discovered in such tun. 7. It.is free from every muak, . nels, so long as they keep within . Character or device, or thing that . the line of the tunnel as herein de. wealeenavic any person: ¥7 .Sientfined; the said line being required . Ly our regulations to be marked on the"surface by -stakes or monuments . aire — of eleetion, _ given all od . delivered to or received by any per-! Jaced along the same from the face a p oe § the fac . son, except the Inspector, within one . or point of commencement, to the . hundred feet of the polling place. . ter sinus of thé tunnel linc aforesaid.; Sec. 91. No per-on must, on the When a lode is discovered for the . dey of sete. per vag ticket: or . a ; . untoldbany ballot, which he intends . flist time by running a atans 1, the . to use in voting, within one hundred . tri nel owners have the option of fe. feet of the polling place. cording their claim of fifteen hun-. _ See 92. No person must, en th from any other legal ticket or ballot. . , See. V0. No ticket or ballot must, . to fiftee 1. hundred feet of each blind . rae If written, the matteris so writ-. tujiy, preclud ng previous perquis. guish by the back, or when folded, ;~/ . ite preparation.” CG i 0 T H I NW G >:-?> Native copper has been discovered at Pyranud Lake, Nevada. i. ese 5s Sanga Crana county is being surYeyed-twith-a view of haying it mupped. ee 0 ——Tre British Columbia Parliament will be convened December 15th. aac Tur richest gold diggings discovered in British Columbia, are: reported from Lost Greed. . Furnishing Goods, Price $1. For sale by all Drugyicts. A. MeBOYLE & CO. Druggists and Chemists, San Francisco. ag! Sole Proprietms. THE OLDEST AND THE BESt DR. HUFELAND'S CELEBRATED SWISS BTOMACH BITTERS, it destroyed. such fary that mill was kep’ day to save thi flagration is st -nated from a “hoys who wer who have occa the woods at t careful to see guished before hessness in thi volves great d ————.’ The Administration should be sus-. dred feet all on one side of the point . re of election, within one hundred Sot Nevada, eae In the District Oourt ct FENRE Seve ond the mest bealnl oi t:juedin the Electoral College, and si of Intorsccti _. fect of the polling place, exhibit to! the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State ne SNA Oe: ee Sones eS Bes ot discovery or intersection, or partly . another, in a manner by which the . 7 A year ago, in Congress. It is just as important ~ that Grant should have the co-operation of Congress, as that he should upon one and partly upon the other contents thereof may become knqwn, . side thereof, but in nO case can they . any ticket or hailot which he inrecord a claim so as tu absorb the} tends se a voting. Bee. 93 No person must, on the of California, in and tor the County of Ne. . vada. The Peopleof the State of California send greeting to SAMUEL A. BUTLER, defendant. Yon are, hereby required to ‘appear in an action brought against you in the District Court of the Fourteenth JudiBOOTS, SHOES, HATS, These Bitters have Been In ¢ gan Francisco Market for « oo which extends down the cre ~ Ready line, n peop se eae College in cs ‘actual or constructive possession of . day of election, within one hundred . “i#! District of tue State ot California, in twenty years, and nofwt was Leing tak uvor, an . salso important that) other parties on a lode which had . feet of the polling place, request an_ yer sein, Aas, te Bina A UT per netee' ioe public favor, the sala mines were be 8 —heer i represented by} heen discovered and claimed’ outside the i peraem ¥ pager eg disclose’! LER. plaintif. and to answer the com. pave coussanily increnten even or eight members in sympathy with the Ad-! the line of the tunnel Before tt ig. . the. contents of any ticket -or ballot . plaint filed therein, within ten days; (ex. " ; Pe NR a bis Sierpeltaint . 1 € x efore the dis . which such person intends to use in ' anton of the day uf service) after the s#er&o. &e, &e. : Bie ab nage policies of thein only ek ’ . covery thereof in the tunnel, voting. , a writwen thin ee! — “oe persia : oie ian ¥ nee = wid five of them for Republicans to stand by and work ee? iene ae Sec. 94. No ballot may be used . this County, but in this District. = le Big sone Cool ena tained, This for the:suceess of the entire ticket inj Wait Greeiry Represents. The . at any election, or circulated on the . twenty days: otherwise, within forty days N ber Sh *ging showin 4 this contest. Whata glorious result Chicago Tribune makes this imporday of any election, having any . pb ne, ggg orbs ton to th ear yer ew Barber et . it would be for California,like Maine, . tant inquiry: ‘‘What does Horace . es marr aienn Asin Me yam sa vangerg 8 wing an action far the disso. NHAS. KLINGENSPOR wvuld } Mr. Sa q Noi . Pee aie 8 traclev re cn 0) _ . se: EHS Phereby 1 mug 9 dis. . lution of the bonds of matrimony existing E form the public that he-has re-fe : to elect Te public ans from every Con. Graclay represent? To this the . tinguished from any other ballot le. between the defendant. and this plaintiff, Ever brought to this city. . = refurnished the Barber Bbop, recent) Private adv gxessional District, and also give Chicago Times, a Democratic paper, . gally used on the saine day. Se co Gane ae of Papercraft occupied by P. Duca, on that about a . @ . saa ‘ r fs J e ocessarit B ife fc re q _ #braut the eleetoral vote, This can. replies as follows: ‘The answer b pon yoo No ween or — ves . thin plaiatid, and acts of pee 1 Ahgptincinh ig Broad Street, nearly opposite was rapidly . . =. ass" : : : . . must depend a good déa ha ti é used or circulated on the day of . ted by the said defendant. Alse for her J . F ‘ ve ae “y a nega if a publi rh “8 sy 8 = on ' tame any election, having any mark or come nt Wass Betton as moye fully set forth het ial et see saa tanately took cans stand to their colors, he can-. to which the interrogatory 18 Inthing thereon by or from which it can . tied, that if pence fail te aaear aus nnd his Line im the ver} best style. aad ha 6: A). didates are far above their opponents tended to relate. By referring back . be ascertained what persons or what f the said caustoink as auaee sacred. the R82” GIVE MF i cal iL. now slowly ¢: 4 inevery respect. They stand square-! a few months to its files, the Tribune . class of persons, or at what time in. meh ietes bo spply an ae ila rar CHAS. KLINGENSPOR, Prop and hopes to . = ly upon the platform, und there is no { will find that Greeley, at that junciF pe re ce {==) ™in testimony whereof, t, t.4, Neveda, Aug. 20th. He has giveu a veason why they should not receive . tion, represented the idea of an ‘‘in-. Sec. 96. No ticket must be folded e& xiareuala, pr Ey as wank eae cates strong enougl q the hearty support of the party: Let apired harlequin.’’ At present it . in a manner to indicate its contents . 924 imPrTess the Seal of said Court, at office, : 0. LAWTON & CO. in the campai 4 ull Repblicans work with renewed . would be safe to say that Greeley . when used as a bailot. jae, Lee On Stock of Clothing, for . ‘Su EH & La : — u nieces ; . 2 : . See; . . : etober, A.D. 1872. mi r Successors to Haynes wee 4 chérgy uti} the election, and gee to . represents the idea of a garrutous . tickets vee eet Sides ta thot te By John Pacticon, D ae ca : bas ; e 4 “ t gi et ; . ) ‘ ton, Deputy. as. . i it that the whole ticket is elected thus . politician who is crazy to get into athe form of a ballot, thay wened be Jobu Caldwell. Plainti#’s peng 20 . eents’ and Boys’ is onaey : ecoene OF For the bex ; secuting the defeat of Greeleyism for . big office. . rejected, 4) compare q B Congress ns well us for the Presia a fee. a6. ballot, or part thereGRANT & WILSON if not superior to any other FINE FRENCH CHINA which held . » e Nutmeg State. / of, mus rejected by reason of . ith Shay Os, : 1 by reason o . .-AND-with the last dency a ‘ Last year Connecticut went Repubany obscurity therein in relation REPUBLICAN Pore 5. Fe SENG on ge time, we . giv Grevleyism. at‘ Discount. lican by 28 votes. On Monday, local to =~ eke of the Pet th voted for, . : CANVASS . GLASSWARE, for th tect he aah a ag sonst Tae aig or the designation of the. oftice, i a : e clecti cs 00 gs csi a majority . elections were held in which Repub. the Board, from an inspection of "he SABLE CUTLERY, SUPERIOR ‘SIt¥ Tuesday's ‘el ES m{ 25,000 in Pennsylvania against . jie; cs RS : ae . ballot. ¢an determi ; Pe ne jlican gains were shown. Returns , can determine the person voPLATED WARE FRENCH CLOCKS, : 14,57; ; 14,00Q.at the last election. It wag! from 26 towns show'that 18ate Re-. ted for and the office intended. HON. GEO. C. GORHAM, . : nf 7 tied yack” Ay : : . . ‘ $5 Lec it ® %$ * nd suid, the Republicans were disaffected blican by 2.49 att Sec. 99. If the names of more! HON. 8. J. FINNEY _—BRONZES, &o. bo any Rag a i Sel $6 “ cides publican by 2, 1 majority, and ten persons are designated on any ballot . ’ ‘ ay erates: Nebre is gt vania; and no doubt it) Democratic with an aggregate major. found in the ballot-box, for tne snme Will address the MARRET O70 5°™ saree TE wae 0 Bi itis evident that Greeleyity of 867, making a balance of 1,224. . ame, oan are to ba chosen for such MX. on the politi. ” ‘eee Grend Hotel, fan Rneee _— i ist had a far mote depressing effect . Everythi ‘: : i . Office, then except im eases ovidead , — : , : u ‘ 'y thing goes Republican this year. . ¢,) 3 at pee tine . : : We undere' : upon the Democraey. [t.will be so cessstbe oe ia tee are all the wames . cal issues of the day, at he ae eee be sacstoah truck a fev Bi ; *. Gints . eS . designa or swch offices must be cs 5 : i a —--— 2 : in this State. Many independent “as aad Change. . rejected, and the fact of such ioe Grass Valley, Monday, Oct. 14th. . We sell everything inour. DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, Soggs mine i Demograts will refuse to give any aid William Richards, of the Town . tion andthe reasons therefor, must,. Nevada, Tuesday, Oct. 15th. German Physician, Scrgee owners have to the attempt to sell out their party /‘Talk_Honse, has purchased of P, L. at the time of such rejection, be no-} 4 uhurn. Wednesd line Cheaper than: eat reek. to raise i to Greeley, and will therefore vote Ryan, the New York Hotel in this pects rat “rt Rpved by a is , nesday, Oct. 16th. pe anvany Oculist, etc., ete. ‘mill, and iti 4 the whole Republican ticket. Re-. city. Mr: Richards proposes to keep . oe wae slinen saahe Bellas ama = . Eistabli sh Ws 2 ey ee aR GRAD TNS a they are now u publicans will not vote for a traitor . a boarding house. Says the Vallejo Chronicle of the : A. HAYWARD, matin this State. Wurzburg. . $25 to°S30 pe H to the principles of their party for So eee -— ° . 5th: From ten to twenty tons of ¥ Salk. S.C. * treet. ponte ve clare 2 a a Siveatdenkaae intimin aed hem Tux Washington Republican says! ora nv bein ; i Wm, Sherman, Secretary. ¢, at Ber‘in, Prussia. aX Poe eg he a Sey 2 igs “HCE . that more than -a million copies of . omer : g tecelved daily at the 3; SECS EP aepEp oneal Sit tara oe eae ee tuak Se entice ot xow ork Ree ry eley pe who. —_ Kee ee Troe were sent inte. Maine . poe aoe in Yountville. The work Notice to Scrip Holdera. San Praneciace. — ie The follo chim Yaust go odewn er. Let} uo Weeden 's frank ul o tua wi og Fe : — one DR. DOBRENZ heving had macy 7° gh t ge together Let . ned r.Fenton 8 frank. Bachange. making wipe has been continuing ARRANTS on the General Fund Nos. experiener'tn the soca tapenean enpit been filed for Raps lieay of Nevada county. rally Eapan has eyidently been send-. through the present week, and from auetl Bat. ie 4 368, registered on and Hospitals, gnarantecs te cure $4 Recorder's of ter the ¥ dan : ine Tri ; ; : . $12 te ig hei +e oe * ’ > paid Oh presenta; standing diseases speedily, 3 the stan f the party, sapport g Tribunes to Penney lvania, Indi-. $ 2 to $15 per ton is being paid for tion, _Alse all. warrants on Buna, reg. : ie arb s ss sed free Deeds—Jo the whole ticket at California will) aua, Ohio and Nebraska recently. . BT&PES, 2 : istered-prior to May 9th, Is7l, and warny eee mea are Me@arthy. eee ‘Grant-and-Wikg And. also} ——. De on a Se ate Rican ton. eae were re i te eens. cet Call and see our Goods and pera ne eid adi * jposite-Fersa! Valley to ‘ F, = eleet every Republican cattidate for . . Tar Ror, Francis Vinton, assistant} Fredrirck Txostpson, 25 years of . °s** trom this date. Vhotogrert Gallery. idence oF PL Cong 3s. minister of ‘Trinity parigh, New’ age. was killed@in ¥olo county, last Spe yy so Tressurer, . . the Prices ee eee above © we Ryai ee »ie ae bs ¥ : > —e m . sisi Ae > uty. . > ; 2 po . York, died on Sunday. — we sk by-an nuruly mule. » Newdey oct okie PY Neyais, September 32; 1872, — City: lot an hati hn ‘ pia eee ; y, known

: . il ei o. The Fight Against Page. The New Election Law. Ax Antergsting question, and one Look to your Interest PRA S$ ABOLITION ONL. She D nih Chie Dui y ranseript The Oakland Nevs vaya] In com-. We give™®elow the new election . verg important to the trayeling pub-. : \. a iene eS ee a __ . pliance with the wishes of the Sacra. law as far as it relates. to tickets and . lic, lias june been before fe oe _ ( WNSE PEOPLE'S NRYER het tae NEVADA €Irry, CAIn i=“) mento’ Union, Mr. Coggins was placed (ballots. This law is now in fall coupes, in aye case “¢ rs ; ontTT REMEDY FOR FAILIN: a ———<7zes/= in nomination ag the independent . force, and, it stands ¢very ¥Gter! in . gormery, wRo sues the Fortiaad Missle RUEUMATISM, NEURALeL; LOCAL a5 candidate for Congress against Page, hand to be fully informed ag_to its . P acket Company for $112, Jost from 2 Sei ee ’ RALG1A, Thorsday, Oct. 10, 1872. the regular nominee. That paper, provisions : J . his stateroom on the steamer Jobn i Gout, Paralysis, i ica: ~ aaa a BO lh a OER ae Gicetotilahes tbs Wal in Shite hg 83. A ticket is sa paper on . Brooks, ° a of which ot “i I : — a Sti Joints Ca. a oe, eee. ee a. sas ae ge fhich is written or printed the names . Jocked. It has been _contende ithtracted Ccrds'and Musel Day of Atoneme pee the Democratic, Congressional fight. pi arangegiienis ; ~ : crea, igiatede . : . of the persons for whom the ‘elector oe a : f Pain in the B : ‘ . REPUBLICAN TICKET. . It does not have much to say about aig ke to vote, with a designation of . erto that —— —— = ‘ “Waka pe * ‘The Bpiscopal ; sapere Coggitis, but confines itself to at-) the office to which each person so . 6S of the personal effects._of passenSore Throat, Fi: will hereafter-be Chey FOR PRESIDENT, @ZNERAL VU. 8. GRANT. taeks upon Page. Similar tactics . ‘are followed by the Greeley press} all over the Union. They do not . named is intended by him to be . gers, even agaist their owlfneglioe ag tated tc Week tal 4 {Bence but the decision if, this case is ec. 84. A ballot is a ticket folded . + Shi in such @ manner that nothing.,.writ. that when the Steamboat Company Diptheria, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Head Ache, 'Toothac, ing instead of in tofore. 4 It is reported Ie igegs: pars gt A trouble themselves by trying to show . ten or printed thereon can he seen. had a suitable watch on hoard their ck ia eae tig ne Democrat of thi: H E WNRY WILSON. how well qualified Greeley -is for the . ’ . Bec. &. Every ticket must. be of . boats, and the loss happens through ia pee rnal Patus (sreeley since th : FLYCTORS AY LARGE, 3OHN B. FELTON. JOHN F. MILLER. puyrRIct ELECTOR, ALA PISTRICT. .CLAUS SPRECZELS. i FP. PAGE. The Republican Party. The Republican party has the " respect atid support of the coemarerd Hig in hisbehait:—fhe Union has, Presidency, bat they continuously abuse Grant and the more prominent persons who are speaking and writservér,”* has told a good matiy exextravagant stories, and’ has abused and villified Page im'every conceivable way. It is generally believed that the letters are manufactured by one of the editors of the Union, just . paper, uniform in size, color, weight, texture and appearance. = Sec. 86. The Secretary of State aera : must provide and keep constantly on . the carrier 1s not liable. hand a sufficient quantity of paper, : Sages uniform in color, weight, texture and the negligence of a passenger in-not using the means of safety provided, Sec. 87. He must, upon payment ee of the cost thereof and.ten per cent} has been struck, bat that the miners profit, furnish such paper to every) are on.a pay chute Which will -conFe tg hd may apply therefor, und tinne indefinitely. It is ‘not a part, pai geoph and files with him _— affi. ft the ledge which-wil] pay $4,000 or . , davit that such paper is to be used as . . . ) ‘ es ballots at any election next to: en. $5,000 a day and then nothing; but '} sue. the strike is’ one of regularity and t { Coxtrxves Goop.—The rock taken+— NEVADA CITY. PRATT’S ABOLITION ¢ THK POOR MAN’S FRIEND. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD ‘THE RIVER OF Lire: The dispatch re: _ Property in Ne A piece of real year or 50 ug0 IND DISTRICT....-. J, EB. HALE. é : aes omer Gaon se 2 ae ij Bini) DISTRICT. JESSE O. GOODWIN. . OF pretends tu have, #-eor respondent, appearance, without marks’ of any from the Empire mine continuer} Bes Every Bottle its own Testi Lands recently f 2 FOURTH DISTHICT...-.-. T. H. ROSE. . im Placerville, Page’s home, who’ kind thereon, to supply the demand . rich. “This fact shows;says the Grass . cl mnonla : : FOR CON@RESS, writes under the signature of ‘‘Obfor paper for tickets. Valley Union, that not a mere pocket Pine & yommerciat Streets, Price—Small, 50 cts; Large, $1. f at a 3 5 ' people ‘‘how ‘ti Brown in Pen . Ohio, and sever eral Republica the Colonel; as: talk Greeleyisn ople. F its organization to the . ars op : rify it wi tance or ales i fe 0 eat . hgother Pickering manufactures . See. 88° The sum collected by him . permanence. “)t°. ve ; aes roan sc nea < present mesa “Letters from the People,” to back . for paper so'sold must be paid into} Sagi g —ae *] PR ATT'S WN oe und decide every new issue presented, . the State treasury, and ten per cent.!) Tay Crewn Point House, at Gold! EW Li F elections, yest A and to-day, what there is of m*ritia the platform of principles upon which up his position. of the positive statements made by Page wrote 2 denial . .the chogus correspondent, and the i ef sueh sum must be credited to a). . a . Hill, Nevada, was destroyed by fire . fand to be kept in' the treasury . ; ‘ae and known as the ‘‘Election Reward . on Monday morning, and William Have now on hand the The Great Vegetable [BLOOD PURIFIER AND LIVER x Democrat reniy! we had better m the Democracy stand calor: ape l Union refused to publish it, or to Fund.”’ epee , Norris, » Welchman employed in the ec VIGORATOR: mous if this ne edgenent of the fret) that im every is-. ~% “ rae Sec 89. No ticket must be used at! G.oyn Poi ae . en: : = 3 give Page the name of the author of ; : : Nt; Crown Peint mine, was burned to . intend to walk. ane of the past Republicans have 2 £ AGO : any election or circulated on the day ys CURES. of the: scandalous. communications. of election unless— Screfals, Salt Rheum, Totter, Blot put in a strai, Been right. So far as the aets of the 1 Iti : 3 ’ j ; a ‘ ee os ame vet . . 1. It is written or printed on pa-. ee a imyles, Sore E Wilson and P: ‘ Republican administiafion are -conThis incident ” ane ot} an sneare per furnished by hic euthtary oe Ex-Govrnnor Curtin made aspeech © en ae en mee Fre, ae or in this part of the district, but it will ie at Bellefonte (Pa.,) on Saturday, in LARGEST iscases, Rev. E. Hal eoncerned the Cincinnati and Balti. more convention endorses them all. If this indorsement be honest, therg serve to show the utter bad feith and unserupulousness of the men who are opposing the Republican candiState, or upon paper in every respect precisely like such paper. 2. .It is four inches in width and twelve inches in length, or in, onefavor of Buckalew, but said nothing about his Presidential preference. CURES Chronie and Inflamstory Rheumut: re when every other remedy Congregational A. Wirth, pas Church, left t wa no need of change unless it be eighth of an inch of such size : * fails. e a a date for Congress. he Fa 5 paces FreiprsaDition, of Morgan coun: ' to attend the M though? Greeley would finish the 3. If printed, the names of the ty, Kentueky, had eceanion to invesERADICATES Pilg) e ~-work better than Grant. If it be not honest, then ‘the candidates deserve oyerwhtLning defeat at the hands of the people. But even if the Cincinvati platform truly represented the sentiments of the opponents of Grant, there is every reason why no change i a —PunnelRights. The Conimissioner of the Land gard to tunnel rights under the new mining law, in which he says: ‘The line of the tunnel is held to be the width thereof and uo more, and that Office has rendered a decision in re. the office in small capitals and of the persons, voted for and the office designated are printed in black ink and . in long primer capitals—the name of tigate his wife’s deportment towards Bill Ellict, and found that it was al together too free. As it is customa pore ; " ry to shoot somebody in such cases, . Perea 1D large capitals—and both} fr, Ditlon shot-himself, and died. . without spaces except between the} pi}] Elliot approved of Mr. Dillon’s . different words or initials in each . conduct . line. , ; ; ee Se . . 4, If printed, the same margin -~is . hi Some one, advertising a superior . AND MOST ELEGANT . STOCK OF Syphititio taint ame: atl hereditsry ¢ exders of the Btood from thé System. CURES PILES: AND DYSPEPSIA. Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys to heattt action; kceps the Rowels as regnler as clockwork and fortifies the whole system agamet die of. their respec Hacramrento, wi They next week.’ nesday. Destr Recently a v eurred in the . should be made. Since Grant's pel-. yon this line only is prospecting . 1°! te cad th pire scape as} be-. article of marking-ink in a paraicy is endorsed fully, and he can car-' for blind lodes prohibited while the i me one Fi te a. equal graph of alliteration, . informs the ( --ry it out far better than any imitatar, . gunnelisin progress, and that the! 6. If printed, the lines are straight asd pink Se peeee es eer hy swapp' off for the uncertainty . >; : 5 nd tl atter single le: {plainly perceptable, perpetual per“ay PP ary Y . right is granted to the tunnel 6wners ; 20d the inatter single eaded. « I spicuties,”’ and. ‘penetrates powerand eccentricity of Greeley, the . :

ease in any form, part of the tra Little York to over a large ex is estimated th feet of lamber ° PRATT'S NEW LIFE. steady administration of Grant? The Republican party in this contest has men deserving even 0; Demoevatie support more than is (ireeley. The payment of the nation“al debt at the rate of $270,000 per hour, the great reduction of taxation, the excellent management of the foreign affairs of the nation, the fact) that we have in all sections of the country prosperity, ary of themselves reasons that should weigh with all citizens in favor of the continnation of the Republicay administration. : n that no sign thereof appears when } lode, not previously known to exist} the paper is folded; and : } “4 4 Uh s ’ which may be discovered in such tun. 7. It.is free from every muak, . nels, so long as they keep within . Character or device, or thing that . the line of the tunnel as herein de. wealeenavic any person: ¥7 .Sientfined; the said line being required . Ly our regulations to be marked on the"surface by -stakes or monuments . aire — of eleetion, _ given all od . delivered to or received by any per-! Jaced along the same from the face a p oe § the fac . son, except the Inspector, within one . or point of commencement, to the . hundred feet of the polling place. . ter sinus of thé tunnel linc aforesaid.; Sec. 91. No per-on must, on the When a lode is discovered for the . dey of sete. per vag ticket: or . a ; . untoldbany ballot, which he intends . flist time by running a atans 1, the . to use in voting, within one hundred . tri nel owners have the option of fe. feet of the polling place. cording their claim of fifteen hun-. _ See 92. No person must, en th from any other legal ticket or ballot. . , See. V0.. No ticket or ballot must, . to fiftee 1. hundred feet of each blind . rae If written, the matteris so writ-. tujiy, preclud ng previous perquis. guish by the back, or when folded, ;~/ . ite preparation.” CG i 0 T H I NW G >:-?> Native copper has been discovered at Pyranud Lake, Nevada. i. ese 5s Sanga Crana county is being surYeyed-twith-a view of haying it mupped. ee 0 ——Tre British Columbia Parliament will be convened December 15th. aac Tur richest gold diggings discovered in British Columbia, are: reported from Lost Greed. . Furnishing Goods, Price $1. For sale by all Drugyicts. A. MeBOYLE & CO. Druggists and Chemists, San Francisco. ag! Sole Proprietms. THE OLDEST AND THE BESt DR. HUFELAND'S CELEBRATED SWISS BTOMACH BITTERS, it destroyed. such fary that mill was kep’ day to save thi flagration is st -nated from a “hoys who wer who have occa the woods at t careful to see guished before hessness in thi volves great d ————.’ The Administration should be sus-. dred feet all on one side of the point . re of election, within one hundred Sot Nevada, eae In the District Oourt ct FENRE Seve ond the mest bealnl oi t:juedin the Electoral College, and si of Intorsccti _. fect of the polling place, exhibit to! the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State ne SNA Oe: ee Sones eS Bes ot discovery or intersection, or partly . another, in a manner by which the . 7 A year ago, in Congress. It is just as important ~ that Grant should have the co-operation of Congress, as that he should upon one and partly upon the other contents thereof may become knqwn, . side thereof, but in nO case can they . any ticket or hailot which he inrecord a claim so as tu absorb the} tends se a voting. Bee. 93 No person must, on the of California, in and tor the County of Ne. . vada. The Peopleof the State of California send greeting to SAMUEL A. BUTLER, defendant. Yon are, hereby required to ‘appear in an action brought against you in the District Court of the Fourteenth JudiBOOTS, SHOES, HATS, These Bitters have Been In ¢ gan Francisco Market for « oo which extends down the cre ~ Ready line, n peop se eae College in cs ‘actual or constructive possession of . day of election, within one hundred . “i#! District of tue State ot California, in twenty years, and nofwt was Leing tak uvor, an . salso important that) other parties on a lode which had . feet of the polling place, request an_ yer sein, Aas, te Bina A UT per netee' ioe public favor, the sala mines were be 8 —heer i represented by} heen discovered and claimed’ outside the i peraem ¥ pager eg disclose’! LER. plaintif. and to answer the com. pave coussanily increnten even or eight members in sympathy with the Ad-! the line of the tunnel Before tt ig. . the. contents of any ticket -or ballot . plaint filed therein, within ten days; (ex. " ; Pe NR a bis Sierpeltaint . 1 € x efore the dis . which such person intends to use in ' anton of the day uf service) after the s#er&o. &e, &e. : Bie ab nage policies of thein only ek ’ . covery thereof in the tunnel, voting. , a writwen thin ee! — “oe persia : oie ian ¥ nee = wid five of them for Republicans to stand by and work ee? iene ae Sec. 94. No ballot may be used . this County, but in this District. = le Big sone Cool ena tained, This for the:suceess of the entire ticket inj Wait Greeiry Represents. The . at any election, or circulated on the . twenty days: otherwise, within forty days N ber Sh *ging showin 4 this contest. Whata glorious result Chicago Tribune makes this imporday of any election, having any . pb ne, ggg orbs ton to th ear yer ew Barber et . it would be for California,like Maine, . tant inquiry: ‘‘What does Horace . es marr aienn Asin Me yam sa vangerg 8 wing an action far the disso. NHAS. KLINGENSPOR wvuld } Mr. Sa q Noi . Pee aie 8 traclev re cn 0) _ . se: EHS Phereby 1 mug 9 dis. . lution of the bonds of matrimony existing E form the public that he-has re-fe : to elect Te public ans from every Con. Graclay represent? To this the . tinguished from any other ballot le. between the defendant. and this plaintiff, Ever brought to this city. . = refurnished the Barber Bbop, recent) Private adv gxessional District, and also give Chicago Times, a Democratic paper, . gally used on the saine day. Se co Gane ae of Papercraft occupied by P. Duca, on that about a . @ . saa ‘ r fs J e ocessarit B ife fc re q _ #braut the eleetoral vote, This can. replies as follows: ‘The answer b pon yoo No ween or — ves . thin plaiatid, and acts of pee 1 Ahgptincinh ig Broad Street, nearly opposite was rapidly . . =. ass" : : : . . must depend a good déa ha ti é used or circulated on the day of . ted by the said defendant. Alse for her J . F ‘ ve ae “y a nega if a publi rh “8 sy 8 = on ' tame any election, having any mark or come nt Wass Betton as moye fully set forth het ial et see saa tanately took cans stand to their colors, he can-. to which the interrogatory 18 Inthing thereon by or from which it can . tied, that if pence fail te aaear aus nnd his Line im the ver} best style. aad ha 6: A). didates are far above their opponents tended to relate. By referring back . be ascertained what persons or what f the said caustoink as auaee sacred. the R82” GIVE MF i cal iL. now slowly ¢: 4 inevery respect. They stand square-! a few months to its files, the Tribune . class of persons, or at what time in. meh ietes bo spply an ae ila rar CHAS. KLINGENSPOR, Prop and hopes to . = ly upon the platform, und there is no { will find that Greeley, at that junciF pe re ce {==) ™in testimony whereof, t, t.4, Neveda, Aug. 20th. He has giveu a veason why they should not receive . tion, represented the idea of an ‘‘in-. Sec. 96. No ticket must be folded e& xiareuala, pr Ey as wank eae cates strong enougl q the hearty support of the party: Let apired harlequin.’’ At present it . in a manner to indicate its contents . 924 imPrTess the Seal of said Court, at office, : 0. LAWTON & CO. in the campai 4 ull Repblicans work with renewed . would be safe to say that Greeley . when used as a bailot. jae, Lee On Stock of Clothing, for . ‘Su EH & La : — u nieces ; . 2 : . See; . . : etober, A.D. 1872. mi r Successors to Haynes wee 4 chérgy uti} the election, and gee to . represents the idea of a garrutous . tickets vee eet Sides ta thot te By John Pacticon, D ae ca : bas ; e 4 “ t gi et ; . ) ‘ ton, Deputy. as. . i it that the whole ticket is elected thus . politician who is crazy to get into athe form of a ballot, thay wened be Jobu Caldwell. Plainti#’s peng 20 . eents’ and Boys’ is onaey : ecoene OF For the bex ; secuting the defeat of Greeleyism for . big office. . rejected, 4) compare q B Congress ns well us for the Presia a fee. a6. ballot, or part thereGRANT & WILSON if not superior to any other FINE FRENCH CHINA which held . » e Nutmeg State. / of, mus rejected by reason of . ith Shay Os, : 1 by reason o . .-AND-with the last dency a ‘ Last year Connecticut went Repubany obscurity therein in relation REPUBLICAN Pore 5. Fe SENG on ge time, we . giv Grevleyism. at‘ Discount. lican by 28 votes. On Monday, local to =~ eke of the Pet th voted for, . : CANVASS . GLASSWARE, for th tect he aah a ag sonst Tae aig or the designation of the. oftice, i a : e clecti cs 00 gs csi a majority . elections were held in which Repub. the Board, from an inspection of "he SABLE CUTLERY, SUPERIOR ‘SIt¥ Tuesday's ‘el ES m{ 25,000 in Pennsylvania against . jie; cs RS : ae . ballot. ¢an determi ; Pe ne jlican gains were shown. Returns , can determine the person voPLATED WARE FRENCH CLOCKS, : 14,57; ; 14,00Q.at the last election. It wag! from 26 towns show'that 18ate Re-. ted for and the office intended. HON. GEO. C. GORHAM, . : nf 7 tied yack” Ay : : . . ‘ $5 Lec it ® %$ * nd suid, the Republicans were disaffected blican by 2.49 att Sec. 99. If the names of more! HON. 8. J. FINNEY _—BRONZES, &o. bo any Rag a i Sel $6 “ cides publican by 2, 1 majority, and ten persons are designated on any ballot . ’ ‘ ay erates: Nebre is gt vania; and no doubt it) Democratic with an aggregate major. found in the ballot-box, for tne snme Will address the MARRET O70 5°™ saree TE wae 0 Bi itis evident that Greeleyity of 867, making a balance of 1,224. . ame, oan are to ba chosen for such MX.. on the politi. ” ‘eee Grend Hotel, fan Rneee _— i ist had a far mote depressing effect . Everythi ‘: : i . Office, then except im eases ovidead , — : , : u ‘ 'y thing goes Republican this year. . ¢,) 3 at pee tine . : : We undere' : upon the Democraey. [t.will be so cessstbe oe ia tee are all the wames . cal issues of the day, at he ae eee be sacstoah truck a fev Bi ; *. Gints . eS . designa or swch offices must be cs 5 : i a —--— 2 : in this State. Many independent “as aad Change. . rejected, and the fact of such ioe Grass Valley, Monday, Oct. 14th. . We sell everything inour. DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, Soggs mine i Demograts will refuse to give any aid William Richards, of the Town . tion andthe reasons therefor, must,. Nevada, Tuesday, Oct. 15th. German Physician, Scrgee owners have to the attempt to sell out their party /‘Talk_Honse, has purchased of P, L. at the time of such rejection, be no-} 4 uhurn. Wednesd line Cheaper than: eat reek. to raise i to Greeley, and will therefore vote Ryan, the New York Hotel in this pects rat “rt Rpved by a is , nesday, Oct. 16th. pe anvany Oculist, etc., ete. ‘mill, and iti 4 the whole Republican ticket. Re-. city. Mr: Richards proposes to keep . oe wae slinen saahe Bellas ama = . Eistabli sh Ws 2 ey ee aR GRAD TNS a they are now u publicans will not vote for a traitor . a boarding house. Says the Vallejo Chronicle of the : A. HAYWARD, matin this State. Wurzburg. . $25 to°S30 pe H to the principles of their party for So eee -— ° . 5th: From ten to twenty tons of ¥ Salk. S.C. * treet. ponte ve clare 2 a a Siveatdenkaae intimin aed hem Tux Washington Republican says! ora nv bein ; i Wm, Sherman, Secretary. ¢, at Ber‘in, Prussia. aX Poe eg he a Sey 2 igs “HCE . that more than -a million copies of . omer : g tecelved daily at the 3; SECS EP aepEp oneal Sit tara oe eae ee tuak Se entice ot xow ork Ree ry eley pe who. —_ Kee ee Troe were sent inte. Maine . poe aoe in Yountville. The work Notice to Scrip Holdera. San Praneciace. — ie The follo chim Yaust go odewn er. Let} uo Weeden 's frank ul o tua wi og Fe : — one DR. DOBRENZ heving had macy 7° gh t ge together Let . ned r.Fenton 8 frank. Bachange. making wipe has been continuing ARRANTS on the General Fund Nos. experiener'tn the soca tapenean enpit been filed for Raps lieay of Nevada county. rally Eapan has eyidently been send-. through the present week, and from auetl Bat. ie 4 368, registered on and Hospitals, gnarantecs te cure $4 Recorder's of ter the ¥ dan : ine Tri ; ; : . $12 te ig hei +e oe * ’ > paid Oh presenta; standing diseases speedily, 3 the stan f the party, sapport g Tribunes to Penney lvania, Indi-. $ 2 to $15 per ton is being paid for tion, _Alse all. warrants on Buna, reg. : ie arb s ss sed free Deeds—Jo the whole ticket at California will) aua, Ohio and Nebraska recently. . BT&PES, 2 : istered-prior to May 9th, Is7l, and warny eee mea are Me@arthy. eee ‘Grant-and-Wikg And. also} ——. De on a Se ate Rican ton. eae were re i te eens. cet Call and see our Goods and pera ne eid adi * jposite-Fersa! Valley to ‘ F, = eleet every Republican cattidate for . . Tar Ror, Francis Vinton, assistant} Fredrirck Txostpson, 25 years of . °s** trom this date. Vhotogrert Gallery. idence oF PL Cong 3s. minister of ‘Trinity parigh, New’ age. was killed@in ¥olo county, last Spe yy so Tressurer, . . the Prices ee eee above © we Ryai ee »ie ae bs ¥ : > —e m . sisi Ae > uty. . > ; 2 po . York, died on Sunday. — we sk by-an nuruly mule. » Newdey oct okie PY Neyais, September 32; 1872, — City: lot an hati hn ‘ pia eee ; y, known