October 15, 1868 (4 pages)

a etna ie aa at eA ARN eee bn ame ee ae eR erect the yet lowing j a ight the fish a a's net Wards the Sixth, a ahd . } PENNSYLVANIA, INDIANA, _ hired a hafi on the corner of ischell AVING purchased the above Bakery, I =. OHIO NEBRASKA wheel into Sethian sae HAS Selpocunmuiip otha. “ss : holdi ting. .O ' _ PIES, UNION TICKET. line to the tune of “Our Flag is erated paghe ah ie ee mn. cones : et BOR PRESIDENT, Marching On !” the ion of 500 Irish Democrats, rips ick amy — ; emwmmaL ULYSSES 8. GRANT betes ree Ga odieen ten MARTIN. WEITZEL, Hot Bread Every Morning, Can be obtamed at the Stop. or will be icft ac a reasonabie dieiauce. Confident that iony experience and a thorknowledge of my business wili cnable me to give entire sutisiaction, . respecunl.y licit a share of public patrubage. 06 HOTEL AND REStAURANz. lrish blicans had scarcel¥ appeared : in tet halt ere they were attacked by Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts, Comiskey’s tools, and a general fight took place. Whether apy one was killed or not we have not learned. That some-men were badly hart we know. That the hall was cleared and the meetNEVADA CITY, Wholeppic and Betail dealers us iN . ssn = FE. SELMPE, Proprietor. ’ LEWIS SLoss. , H. McNABB THE UNION TOWER ! . ing broken up by Comiskey’s gang is ~— : — ‘©. &. TWEED. Ww. VAN DYCK. pos. Pon gang of the worst vagabonds in BROAD ST., above Pine, NEVADA CITY. «. Ww. OHIO! the three wards named, led by as un-. ] WINES, LIQUORS, &¢. .,.,, undersigned having RE-PURCHABED yon cowgietie, mum serapulous a devil as ever was known pit cE ot Se pees ory sna tare : : Ghits ia tiade : Mt dae? * = 7 ated "The Inigh Republicans did ‘ot leave . ALWAYS ON HAND Hotel and Restaurant business, oouwrr NOMINATIONS. . INDIANA ! istietetid adie cmc Large pena PATTIE TRUFFE, CHAMPIGONS At the same piace, —the poor tools of Seymour and Blair's Gentiemen of Nevada and vicinity GOOD KOOMS, oa ron sien ~<a VERMONT!!! agents and the representatives of the . us acall. bas _ » @UUD COOKS, . banetoiled poke TA! spirit of violence which animates: the . +) popars COURT.-In the Probate Conrt ng auuw LIQUORS, . e teeecnitenne an tnntneinnsarenet PENNSYLVANIA! party of revolution and repadiation. . pee Soe ee nae eta at Caltion Loin mg wa Reasons yor Intsumen.—The Jrich Pee, a annem paper, for Grant and ‘Colfax on the 26th of August, and it gives its reasons why Irishmen should not support Democracy, which are briefly as follows: ae ig allied with . Sei party ofthe use fouthem planters founded an aristocracy, with peculiar and unjust political ‘privileges, just as fidjyratit a6‘those of any European aris— towwnay. a ngrion. were deconservatives, torics and reaction@, while the Republicans are proresnive, liberal and aggressive. The ee the protection . Citizens. August Belalo Head Center of Democracy and the Chief Engineer of the Tam= a Saree taking femae ‘ifthe accomplice of England in the most treacherous manner, in a purely for all foreign born citizens is that the party is the party of freedou, Tt has Opened the entire country to free labor, and in this contes: is destitled tb establish the doctrine that labet shall be protected and every man in the land should aid in the work. Tue Row AGAtn.—Alphabetical (W. B.C) Brown, of Sacramento, who was here with Hambleton, has written a letter to the Reporter, in which he has written himself down an ass: He says _ Of the Taniiers’ meeting: “They were ‘@ new manner ‘of cheering, and . be heard at intervuls during much of the time occapied by our speakers.” Now we'll bet Brown $50 that the Tanners adjourned before the firdt Speaker was introduced and did . not meet &piiaA during the night.— Brown then goes on 10 vindicate Hambleton. Now Hops Can prove that this man Brown ‘tated alter the meeting that Hambleton went too far with his personalities, that he would not have eld'ks mach. We, never ‘have stated = one occupied the stand to ‘ekcept the three mentioned by in his communication, Horatio .SerMoun—let.us jadge him by hia record. At Milwaukee, it, 1864, addressing a public fe as follows: “I would . (Lincoln’s) Administration for casual acts of wrong—I would not condem it because its members have Gfred fn judgment, bat I deit because T believe it has enona settled course of policy dangerdua to the welfare of the country — It to put down the rebellion by two powers, the poner of policy atid the power of the army.” Tile Now York Herald eays this concerning the. World's “Democratic gains in Maine: “If a frog at the bottom of a well jumps up four feet and falls back jump, ho many j will Serer ten: 5 “eo NEW HAMPSHIRE! THE TEMPLE OF AMERICAN ‘LIBERTY SAFE! “ Wisdom hath builded her house,—she hath hewn out her seven pillars.” GLORIOUS NEWS!! Let it be proclaimed, upon the housetops and re-echoed fen the mountains to the sea. The Democracy panic stricken = demoralized, Seymour says, “my~friends have T planged x me inid a sea_of trouble and returning to Deerfield, sings, “Mother, I've come home to die,” and all the peo“ple say “amen,‘and amen.” Blair sheaths his sword and sighs, “no sound shall awake me to glory ini The Demeeracy _knocked into gone forever !! READER! HAVE YOU HEARD THE Giap Tipincs?—From the old Keystone State the sound of old “Independence bell” is heard again, and the glorious news has flashed across the continent on the wings of the lightning bringing to loyal hearts on the Pacitic the glad tidings that Pennsylvania has gone for the Union by ‘a large majority. As from old “Independence Hall” suunded forth the news “America is Free.” Soon the eve of the Presidental election in this crisis comes forth from the grand old hills of that State the assurance that “America is redeemed, regenerated and delivered from out of the hands of the rebel serving Democracy.” Obio, Indianaand Nebraska, catching the inspiration of patriotism from the past, have recorded their verdicts, in favor of unity, freedom and peace. The Union men everywhere ‘Tejoice at the glorious news. A dis” patch from Senator Cole states that Pennsylvania has given 12,000 Republican majority, Obio 25,000, Indiana 10,000 and Nebraska 2,000, all large gains over the majorities of last year. A. W. Lester; who is in San Francisco, telegraphs that Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana have gone Republican. A dispatch from Charley Kent, states that Pennsylvania and Indiana have given 15,000 majority. Alfred Barstow,Secretary of the State Central Committee, telegraphed yesterday at 2 o'clock as iollows: “All Republican. Pennsylvania 10,000, Obio 25,000, Indiana 10,000, Nebraska, 2,000.” A‘ sheet called the Independent Dispatch, published. in San Francisco in the interest of Jeff. Davis, the Confederacy and the Devil, and the policy of which is entirely independent of truth, grossly misrepresents the facts in regard to the late disturbance in this city. THe Penusylvania Democratic committe came out in a Napoleonic bulletin, congratulating the party on the “glorious vi in Maine,” and urges the people of Pennsylvania to repeat the lesson of Maine. That. State haying done the same, as. Maine did, we . appease the Democracy are satisfied. the . smitherens,and the “Lost Cause". This outrageous attempt to deprive the republican Irish of this city oftheir rights, and prevent them holding meetings in their.own wards, will work the Democratic party no good, will gain for it no strength here. Such violence will awaken our people to a knowiled the spirit which seeks control of public affairs and possession of the powers of government. Such an attempt to i, 28 press freedom of speech and prevent t discussion of political topics by the loyal, freedom-loving Irish of this city; will react upon the despicable instigators thereot, The John\Comiskeys will learn to their sorrow that this sort of cam-— paigning will be the most’ difficult to -the" Democrats; tar legs-snecessiul than. ever before. If it ig the style of Democratic argument to be employed, let it this city will fight it out-on that line. It.will require no second lesson of this sort to prepare Republicans to maintain their rights and privileges: Let John Comiskey maréthal the poor fools who know no better than follow him, and let the right of our citizens to peaceably meet and discass political topics be setthat is the only way settled. Chicago Ie Hep. Aug. 28th. Tae Philadelphia. Press says “that Washington fought and won the battles of the revolution, and was made President. Jackson fought and won the battles of the second war of independence, and was made President.— Grant fought and won our battles in the overthrow of the slaveholders’ re— belliou,and why should he be made an exception to the rule? .He won’t be. THE Chattanooga Rebel, of May 20th, 1863, referriug to the efforts made by Northern copperheads to ass.st the South in disselving the Union, says :— “How natural it is that we all feel kindly towards Mr. Vallandigham. He is our style of man. We admire McClellan and Buell also; we admire Vailandigham mere than all, because* he was against. the war at the start, and has -kept his faith ever since. WE learn from the Reporter that Democrats in Sacramento were jubilant over the news: from the East, on Wédnesday night. Wonder how the poor fellows feltlast night ? Sie semper. the “Those citiGrant among leyal Democrats, Philadelphia Press says : renown. Thereis hardly a township in which voters are not to be found in favor of Grant, who voted against Lincoln in 1860, and for McClellan in 1864." SAID an old darkey, when_ Sherman was moving southward, “I reckon he will win. They always whip him, they say, but still he keeps a comin” and a comin’.” It is’ pretty much so. with these Democratic gains, They have gained every year since the Republican party was born, and still “it keeps a comin’.” Bye and bye, no doubt, the rebels will “get it just where they want it,” much as they used todo with Grant and Sherman. And then, probably, they will surrender at discretion ! ——— THE complete returns of the Vermont election give 27,253 Republican majurity, the total vote being : Page, Republican. .. pop Majority. . of sustain, and, though characteristic with be so understood, and the Tanners of tled by a test of physical sirength—if in which it canbe fIn alluding to the movement toward zens who have it in-charge in Pennsylvania include persons of influence and ; nia. In the matter of the Estate of Jacob L. Ga-kiil deceased. It appearing to the Probate Jadge of said Court, by the ition this day presented and filed by Laura 8. Gaekil!.the Aaministratrix of the Eatate of Jacob L. Gaskill, deceased, praying for an order to sell real extate, that it is n the real estate,to-wit ; Certain interests which said e=tate has in certain mining claims, sitasted in Bridgeport town-hip, Nevada Co Cal. said Court, that ai] persons interested in the Estate of said deceased, appear before the said Probate Court on SATURDAY, the 14th day of November, 1868, at 11 o'clock, in the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of Nevada, to show canse why an order should not be granted tg the said Administratrix to sell he wholeor so much of the real estate of the said deceased as shall be necessary. And that a copy Of this order be published twice a Nevada Daily T ‘tanscript, a newspaper printed and -pebliched in aid Nevada Coanty.---—-*-A. C, NILEs, Probate Judge. Dated Oct. 14th,) 1868. I hereby certify the ae oing to be a true copy. of an order made a: entered, upop. the minutes of said Coart. ps the above ‘entitled matter. _— Witnese my hand and the seal of eaid Court. Oct 14, 1868. G. K. Farquuanr, Clerk. John Abbey, Dep. _ Williams & Johnson, attorneys. o15 _CHIARINI' = veal aegis ¢ ROYALITALIAWN CIRCUS! SIGNOR G. CHIARENI, Manager ‘& Prop’r. This Great Equestrian Troupe ILL EXHIBIT IN THE: FOLLOWING -PLACSS, on its return from’ Virginia City and principal towns over the Mountains : At Dutch Fiat, Thursday, Oct 15. NEVADA CITY, Fda.y and Sat-urday, Oct. 16th and 17th. Grass Valley, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 19th and 20th, LO ¢ Matinee on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, When sa FULL CIRCUS PERFORMANCE will be given FOR FAMILIES that cannot attend in the Evening. €3~ For particulars see Descriptive Bille and Posters. ol4 DR: SWEET, Advance Agent. MASS MEETING. A Republican Mass Meeting Will be. held at -@Rass vabLey, ef” Distinguished Speakers will be pres to sell the whole of It ie therefore ordered by the Pro’ ate Jadze of said Probate Court at the city and county of week at least for. four successive weeks in the {Ww weight of Alver ci) Saturday Evening, October 31st NEW GOODS ! AVE JUST RECEIVED and wil constantly on hand a good assortment of Creckery and Willow Ware, Lamps. Cutlery, Plated Ware, French and American < ar weit yg we NO. 18 COMMERCIAL ST. “Henan duty ™ ee oo ‘Mark §2")F rench, English and German ‘spoktn in the House. APARTMENTS FOR LADIES “NEATLY FURNISHED FUR LADIES, and the best of Accommodations provided, Nevada, Oct. 6th. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &e. &e. ) WwW: OFFER TU THE TRADE A VRRY Large and wail selected Stoek of Gods, comprising a «ARTHEN WARE, FRENCH PORCELALN cur « ‘PRESSED GLASS WAS, > “PABLE COS LER’, . CLUCKS, &e. a WE ARE AGENTS FUR THE PACifIC PLATE WvuRkKS, aneeme ay established ber ; _— HOW i success t OR; BAU @PC-pre pared -to-lurnisy <¥ay conn SILVER PLATED WARE, With a full guarantee as to quality, o! superior finisa and iaiest We are aie peace to re-piaté goods —which . ALL s <. nas ia worn, as a anal a lor phacenssalgg rders respectiuliy solicited. HAYNES & LAWTON, 516, 518, 520 and 522 Sansome st. Corner of Merchans. © San Francisco, July 26ch. PACIFIC ELASIIcC SPUNGE 09 Manufactarers and Dealers in ELASTIC SPONGE, For MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, CHURCH CARRIAGE, CHAIR CUSHIONS, &c. The Totten, So ftest, most Elastic, Durable «i Material knowa for _ UPHOLSTERY PURPOSES. ] T IS entirely lndestructible yis almost immaculate, No Moth, No Smell}, —it does no pack—is always free trum insect life : is petteciy healihy + and foc tbe the oe) is unequalled by any Bed in the World. &2" dpeciai attention given to Furnishing Churches, Halls, &c. aud satisfaction guarateed, ‘No. 61H4harket St. San Francisco : W. B. STRONG, General Agent. WwW. C. PoPR, Sole Agent for Nevada CougtyMILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. MAIN ATERET RESTAURANT WILD DUCK SALOON} Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Nevada ‘Oley. WM, H. KISTLE, Proprietor. ~ MEALS furnished at all hours for 25 cemts. Lodging 25 cte. é THE BAR always su wite the best LIQUORS AND CIGARS. If you want a uare meal or a goud . drink go to KIS “cs Nevada, July 25th. Cab. R. CLARKE. 0, DUNEES. CLARKE & DUNKLE, FORWARDING MERCHANTS. OFFICE AT RAILROAD DEPOT, COLFAX. GH-SATISFACTION GUARANTRED._94 “Cc & D. al4 ——— Annual Meeting. U. 8. GRANT MINING ‘ANY. holders are i vial heed . Grant Mining ComBas Cany Street, DAY, Uctober 14th, oa BIOS . TAYLOR, Secretary. \ CH, FEREBAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC —AND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, Every kind of aod Ambrorosso Nero te np ON Over the Me Bhiters

a etna ie aa at eA ARN eee bn ame ee ae eR erect the yet lowing j a ight the fish a a's net Wards the Sixth, a ahd . } PENNSYLVANIA, INDIANA, _ hired a hafi on the corner of ischell AVING purchased the above Bakery, I =. OHIO NEBRASKA wheel into Sethian sae HAS Selpocunmuiip otha. “ss : holdi ting. .O ' _ PIES, UNION TICKET. line to the tune of “Our Flag is erated paghe ah ie ee mn. cones : et BOR PRESIDENT, Marching On !” the ion of 500 Irish Democrats, rips ick amy — ; emwmmaL ULYSSES 8. GRANT betes ree Ga odieen ten MARTIN. WEITZEL, Hot Bread Every Morning, Can be obtamed at the Stop. or will be icft ac a reasonabie dieiauce. Confident that iony experience and a thorknowledge of my business wili cnable me to give entire sutisiaction, . respecunl.y licit a share of public patrubage. 06 HOTEL AND REStAURANz. lrish blicans had scarcel¥ appeared : in tet halt ere they were attacked by Cor. Pine & Commercial Sts, Comiskey’s tools, and a general fight took place. Whether apy one was killed or not we have not learned. That some-men were badly hart we know. That the hall was cleared and the meetNEVADA CITY, Wholeppic and Betail dealers us iN . ssn = FE. SELMPE, Proprietor. ’ LEWIS SLoss. , H. McNABB THE UNION TOWER ! . ing broken up by Comiskey’s gang is ~— : — ‘©. &. TWEED. Ww. VAN DYCK. pos. Pon gang of the worst vagabonds in BROAD ST., above Pine, NEVADA CITY. «. Ww. OHIO! the three wards named, led by as un-. ] WINES, LIQUORS, &¢. .,.,, undersigned having RE-PURCHABED yon cowgietie, mum serapulous a devil as ever was known pit cE ot Se pees ory sna tare : : Ghits ia tiade : Mt dae? * = 7 ated "The Inigh Republicans did ‘ot leave . ALWAYS ON HAND Hotel and Restaurant business, oouwrr NOMINATIONS. . INDIANA ! istietetid adie cmc Large pena PATTIE TRUFFE, CHAMPIGONS At the same piace, —the poor tools of Seymour and Blair's Gentiemen of Nevada and vicinity GOOD KOOMS, oa ron sien ~<a VERMONT!!! agents and the representatives of the . us acall. bas _ » @UUD COOKS, . banetoiled poke TA! spirit of violence which animates: the . +) popars COURT.-In the Probate Conrt ng auuw LIQUORS, . e teeecnitenne an tnntneinnsarenet PENNSYLVANIA! party of revolution and repadiation. . pee Soe ee nae eta at Caltion Loin mg wa Reasons yor Intsumen.—The Jrich Pee, a annem paper, for Grant and ‘Colfax on the 26th of August, and it gives its reasons why Irishmen should not support Democracy, which are briefly as follows: ae ig allied with . Sei party ofthe use fouthem planters founded an aristocracy, with peculiar and unjust political ‘privileges, just as fidjyratit a6‘those of any European aris— towwnay. a ngrion. were deconservatives, torics and reaction@, while the Republicans are proresnive, liberal and aggressive. The ee the protection . Citizens. August Belalo Head Center of Democracy and the Chief Engineer of the Tam= a Saree taking femae ‘ifthe accomplice of England in the most treacherous manner, in a purely for all foreign born citizens is that the party is the party of freedou, Tt has Opened the entire country to free labor, and in this contes: is destitled tb establish the doctrine that labet shall be protected and every man in the land should aid in the work. Tue Row AGAtn.—Alphabetical (W. B.C) Brown, of Sacramento, who was here with Hambleton, has written a letter to the Reporter, in which he has written himself down an ass: He says _ Of the Taniiers’ meeting: “They were ‘@ new manner ‘of cheering, and . be heard at intervuls during much of the time occapied by our speakers.” Now we'll bet Brown $50 that the Tanners adjourned before the firdt Speaker was introduced and did . not meet &piiaA during the night.— Brown then goes on 10 vindicate Hambleton. Now Hops Can prove that this man Brown ‘tated alter the meeting that Hambleton went too far with his personalities, that he would not have eld'ks mach. We, never ‘have stated = one occupied the stand to ‘ekcept the three mentioned by in his communication, Horatio .SerMoun—let.us jadge him by hia record. At Milwaukee, it, 1864, addressing a public fe as follows: “I would . (Lincoln’s) Administration for casual acts of wrong—I would not condem it because its members have Gfred fn judgment, bat I deit because T believe it has enona settled course of policy dangerdua to the welfare of the country — It to put down the rebellion by two powers, the poner of policy atid the power of the army.” Tile Now York Herald eays this concerning the. World's “Democratic gains in Maine: “If a frog at the bottom of a well jumps up four feet and falls back jump, ho many j will Serer ten: 5 “eo NEW HAMPSHIRE! THE TEMPLE OF AMERICAN ‘LIBERTY SAFE! “ Wisdom hath builded her house,—she hath hewn out her seven pillars.” GLORIOUS NEWS!! Let it be proclaimed, upon the housetops and re-echoed fen the mountains to the sea. The Democracy panic stricken = demoralized, Seymour says, “my~friends have T planged x me inid a sea_of trouble and returning to Deerfield, sings, “Mother, I've come home to die,” and all the peo“ple say “amen,‘and amen.” Blair sheaths his sword and sighs, “no sound shall awake me to glory ini The Demeeracy _knocked into gone forever !! READER! HAVE YOU HEARD THE Giap Tipincs?—From the old Keystone State the sound of old “Independence bell” is heard again, and the glorious news has flashed across the continent on the wings of the lightning bringing to loyal hearts on the Pacitic the glad tidings that Pennsylvania has gone for the Union by ‘a large majority. As from old “Independence Hall” suunded forth the news “America is Free.” Soon the eve of the Presidental election in this crisis comes forth from the grand old hills of that State the assurance that “America is redeemed, regenerated and delivered from out of the hands of the rebel serving Democracy.” Obio, Indianaand Nebraska, catching the inspiration of patriotism from the past, have recorded their verdicts, in favor of unity, freedom and peace. The Union men everywhere ‘Tejoice at the glorious news. A dis” patch from Senator Cole states that Pennsylvania has given 12,000 Republican majority, Obio 25,000, Indiana 10,000 and Nebraska 2,000, all large gains over the majorities of last year. A. W. Lester; who is in San Francisco, telegraphs that Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana have gone Republican. A dispatch from Charley Kent, states that Pennsylvania and Indiana have given 15,000 majority. Alfred Barstow,Secretary of the State Central Committee, telegraphed yesterday at 2 o'clock as iollows: “All Republican. Pennsylvania 10,000, Obio 25,000, Indiana 10,000, Nebraska, 2,000.” A‘ sheet called the Independent Dispatch, published. in San Francisco in the interest of Jeff. Davis, the Confederacy and the Devil, and the policy of which is entirely independent of truth, grossly misrepresents the facts in regard to the late disturbance in this city. THe Penusylvania Democratic committe came out in a Napoleonic bulletin, congratulating the party on the “glorious vi in Maine,” and urges the people of Pennsylvania to repeat the lesson of Maine. That. State haying done the same, as. Maine did, we . appease the Democracy are satisfied. the . smitherens,and the “Lost Cause". This outrageous attempt to deprive the republican Irish of this city oftheir rights, and prevent them holding meetings in their.own wards, will work the Democratic party no good, will gain for it no strength here. Such violence will awaken our people to a knowiled the spirit which seeks control of public affairs and possession of the powers of government. Such an attempt to i, 28 press freedom of speech and prevent t discussion of political topics by the loyal, freedom-loving Irish of this city; will react upon the despicable instigators thereot, The John\Comiskeys will learn to their sorrow that this sort of cam-— paigning will be the most’ difficult to -the" Democrats; tar legs-snecessiul than. ever before. If it ig the style of Democratic argument to be employed, let it this city will fight it out-on that line. It.will require no second lesson of this sort to prepare Republicans to maintain their rights and privileges: Let John Comiskey maréthal the poor fools who know no better than follow him, and let the right of our citizens to peaceably meet and discass political topics be setthat is the only way settled. Chicago Ie Hep. Aug. 28th. Tae Philadelphia.. Press says “that Washington fought and won the battles of the revolution, and was made President. Jackson fought and won the battles of the second war of independence, and was made President.— Grant fought and won our battles in the overthrow of the slaveholders’ re— belliou,and why should he be made an exception to the rule? .He won’t be. THE Chattanooga Rebel, of May 20th, 1863, referriug to the efforts made by Northern copperheads to ass.st the South in disselving the Union, says :— “How natural it is that we all feel kindly towards Mr. Vallandigham. He is our style of man. We admire McClellan and Buell also; we admire Vailandigham mere than all, because* he was against. the war at the start, and has -kept his faith ever since. WE learn from the Reporter that

Democrats in Sacramento were jubilant over the news: from the East, on Wédnesday night. Wonder how the poor fellows feltlast night ? Sie semper. the “Those citiGrant among leyal Democrats, Philadelphia Press says : renown. Thereis hardly a township in which voters are not to be found in favor of Grant, who voted against Lincoln in 1860, and for McClellan in 1864." SAID an old darkey, when_ Sherman was moving southward, “I reckon he will win. They always whip him, they say, but still he keeps a comin” and a comin’.” It is’ pretty much so. with these Democratic gains, They have gained every year since the Republican party was born, and still “it keeps a comin’.” Bye and bye, no doubt, the rebels will “get it just where they want it,” much as they used todo with Grant and Sherman. And then, probably, they will surrender at discretion ! ——— THE complete returns of the Vermont election give 27,253 Republican majurity, the total vote being : Page, Republican. .... pop Majority. . of sustain, and, though characteristic with be so understood, and the Tanners of tled by a test of physical sirength—if in which it canbe fIn alluding to the movement toward zens who have it in-charge in Pennsylvania include persons of influence and ; nia. In the matter of the Estate of Jacob L. Ga-kiil deceased. It appearing to the Probate Jadge of said Court, by the ition this day presented and filed by Laura 8. Gaekil!.the Aaministratrix of the Eatate of Jacob L. Gaskill, deceased, praying for an order to sell real extate, that it is n the real estate,to-wit ; Certain interests which said e=tate has in certain mining claims, sitasted in Bridgeport town-hip, Nevada Co Cal. said Court, that ai] persons interested in the Estate of said deceased, appear before the said Probate Court on SATURDAY, the 14th day of November, 1868, at 11 o'clock, in the forenoon of said day, at the Court room of Nevada, to show canse why an order should not be granted tg the said Administratrix to sell he wholeor so much of the real estate of the said deceased as shall be necessary. And that a copy Of this order be published twice a Nevada Daily T ‘tanscript, a newspaper printed and -pebliched in aid Nevada Coanty.---—-*-A. C, NILEs, Probate Judge. Dated Oct. 14th,) 1868. I hereby certify the ae oing to be a true copy. of an order made a: entered, upop. the minutes of said Coart. ps the above ‘entitled matter. _— Witnese my hand and the seal of eaid Court. Oct 14, 1868. G. K. Farquuanr, Clerk. John Abbey, Dep. _ Williams & Johnson, attorneys. o15 _CHIARINI' = veal aegis ¢ ROYALITALIAWN CIRCUS! SIGNOR G. CHIARENI, Manager ‘& Prop’r. This Great Equestrian Troupe ILL EXHIBIT IN THE: FOLLOWING -PLACSS, on its return from’ Virginia City and principal towns over the Mountains : At Dutch Fiat, Thursday, Oct 15. NEVADA CITY, Fda.y and Sat-urday, Oct. 16th and 17th. Grass Valley, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 19th and 20th, LO ¢ Matinee on Saturday, at 2 o'clock, When sa FULL CIRCUS PERFORMANCE will be given FOR FAMILIES that cannot attend in the Evening. €3~ For particulars see Descriptive Bille and Posters. ol4 DR: SWEET, Advance Agent. MASS MEETING. A Republican Mass Meeting Will be. held at -@Rass vabLey, ef” Distinguished Speakers will be pres to sell the whole of It ie therefore ordered by the Pro’ ate Jadze of said Probate Court at the city and county of week at least for. four successive weeks in the {Ww weight of Alver ci) Saturday Evening, October 31st NEW GOODS ! AVE JUST RECEIVED and wil constantly on hand a good assortment of Creckery and Willow Ware, Lamps. Cutlery, Plated Ware, French and American < ar weit yg we NO. 18 COMMERCIAL ST. “Henan duty ™ ee oo ‘Mark §2")F rench, English and German ‘spoktn in the House. APARTMENTS FOR LADIES “NEATLY FURNISHED FUR LADIES, and the best of Accommodations provided, Nevada, Oct. 6th. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &e. &e. ) WwW: OFFER TU THE TRADE A VRRY Large and wail selected Stoek of Gods, comprising a «ARTHEN WARE, FRENCH PORCELALN cur « ‘PRESSED GLASS WAS, > “PABLE COS LER’, . CLUCKS, &e. a WE ARE AGENTS FUR THE PACifIC PLATE WvuRkKS, aneeme ay established ber ; _— HOW i success t OR; BAU @PC-pre pared -to-lurnisy <¥ay conn SILVER PLATED WARE, With a full guarantee as to quality, o! superior finisa and iaiest We are aie peace to re-piaté goods —which . ALL s <. nas ia worn, as a anal a lor phacenssalgg rders respectiuliy solicited. HAYNES & LAWTON, 516, 518, 520 and 522 Sansome st. Corner of Merchans. © San Francisco, July 26ch. PACIFIC ELASIIcC SPUNGE 09 Manufactarers and Dealers in ELASTIC SPONGE, For MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, CHURCH CARRIAGE, CHAIR CUSHIONS, &c. The Totten, So ftest, most Elastic, Durable «i Material knowa for _ UPHOLSTERY PURPOSES. ] T IS entirely lndestructible yis almost immaculate, No Moth, No Smell}, —it does no pack—is always free trum insect life : is petteciy healihy + and foc tbe the oe) is unequalled by any Bed in the World. &2" dpeciai attention given to Furnishing Churches, Halls, &c. aud satisfaction guarateed, ‘No. 61H4harket St. San Francisco : W. B. STRONG, General Agent. WwW. C. PoPR, Sole Agent for Nevada CougtyMILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. MAIN ATERET RESTAURANT WILD DUCK SALOON} Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. Nevada ‘Oley. WM, H. KISTLE, Proprietor. ~ MEALS furnished at all hours for 25 cemts. Lodging 25 cte. é THE BAR always su wite the best LIQUORS AND CIGARS. If you want a uare meal or a goud . drink go to KIS “cs Nevada, July 25th. Cab. R. CLARKE. 0, DUNEES. CLARKE & DUNKLE, FORWARDING MERCHANTS. OFFICE AT RAILROAD DEPOT, COLFAX. GH-SATISFACTION GUARANTRED._94 “Cc & D. al4 ——— Annual Meeting. U. 8. GRANT MINING ‘ANY. holders are i vial heed . Grant Mining ComBas Cany Street, DAY, Uctober 14th, oa BIOS . TAYLOR, Secretary. \ CH, FEREBAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC —AND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, Every kind of aod Ambrorosso Nero te np ON Over the Me Bhiters