October 15, 1880 (4 pages)

cn eto ote Daily Transcript, oe ae oe : ] ose xt Out. Ohie Daily : va : " ‘The New ¥ og ™ REVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. the 7th * ork Mail in its issue of ener . por .astant m reply to a corres—. uent has the following concerning the Julian.mine near Newcastle, . Placer county, this State: LO Mr, W. S. Chapman, of San Francisco, or (Mr. J. A. Johnston, of Wall street, who is President of the . company, ought.to be able to give our corespuudent and* his friends full particulars’™ Messrs. Sands, Hamilton & Co., who promoted the sale here, are not altogether oblivious, we juigé, of its present con— dition. Subject to corrections, our information sums Up the situation in this wise: The Julian is not amine as was reported; / ibis, ever, a good piece of. property; the present management seems to have "Friday. Octobet15, 188° ———— The Yates” : at Woters’ Catechism. Which party got up the rebellion? The Democratic party. Which party said the rebellion should he pnt down?The Republican party.’ Which party ° said the rebellion could pot be put down. The Democratic party. ou hreh party was right. in this se og ere t z employed a fresh man who bad just . The Republican party: . _. } graduated at Harvard, and never be. Which party was wrong first andj fore saw a mine in practical working; last? : . he appears to have ridden bis scien . he’ : titic hobby.horses over everybody . The Democratic party. : : j The Demecr vet + lout chere, and so atlorded— the. Cali. Which party provided for the issue of Greenbacks.to pay war x fornia p.omuters, a8 per Chapinan and Merrill, agood excuse fora com: . plete withdraw al. In spite of all . difficulties the mine is reported to . have paid its way, barring a debt of . $75,000, which it is understood stil’! hangs ofer it as a part vf purchase . mouey. that the mine may yet fall into the . original owiers” hands on account of . this indebtedness, far which, if we . are vot_misinformed, the President} has made himself personally re— sponsible, Fhe TRANSCRIPT of warning when the-Julian was first New York market, ~,penses ? The Republican party. Which party denounced the Greenbacks and called them unconstitutienal currency? ~ The Democratic party. Which party went to work after the close of the war to make the. Greenbacks as good as gold? The Republican party. ‘Wiich party denounced this hon-, est effort for honest money ? Which party made the Greenback . Dat ite tiastern exchanges would not and all paper money in this country for some peculiar reason reproduce We knew that an effort was being made to make sourided a note put upon the _as good as gold? our just criticisms. ‘The Republican party. Which party provided the Nationa “al Banking currency and _ got rid of Wild Cat Banks and their swindhng New York gudgeons: buy the stock at several times what it _ was really 4vorth, and so stated, The projec; tors of the “enterprise” ere r— paper ? 1 were per The Republican party. Which party provided for the sue of bank notes that would be ey . : we! who danced-despite the handwritgood in every part of the country,no I 1anawrk located, . ing on the wall have had to pay the fiddler. : Weare of the opinion that the New Yorkers who have recently in. mitted to go anead with their tricks unchallenged by any newspaper -but a a el . the Transcriet, As usual, those is‘matter where the bank is and good even after the bank suspends business ? The Republican party. Whict party provided for bank paper so good that'f issue of over vested in the Robertson reduction process will in due time realize tht as big how-! inismanaged to Soule extent; they +a straw more than-Tom_Henry’s._ In} There remains the danget} ‘did you make it? As for paying ——— a een ———— A Stand-off for “Mudsill.” A Noble and Consistent BReeord. A recent issue of Harper's Weekly has a perfectly frank and satisfactory reply to this question, by a correspondent ; Mr. Eprron—-How ean yon roconcile the present support of Gen. fiarfield by Harper's Weekly with the viewsei him which it: expressed in 1873? A REPUBLICAN, It replies as follows : r) “Mudsill” has — heretofore, he claims, -voted for the Republican . national ‘candidates, but this year he . proclaims by mouth and pen that he . has gone over horse and foot to‘the Democracy: He regards his defection as an irreparable calamity to the Republican party. We don’t, for the simple reason that at about os the same time he flung his Hancock . Harper’s Weekly never entertain-. ‘ banner to the breeze, Tom: Heury, ed or exp: esse any other opinion of i . . Gen. Garfieldthan that of perfect pwhe has been an inmate of our . (6) idence in his houor, and of admiirCounty Hospital ’ for eight -years . ation tor his ability and public serpast, and never in his life voted any} Vices: The views of this journal, as we had occasion to state. Six_ years ®, are to be found in Tts editorial thing bat a Democratic ticket, caine out flat-footed. for Garfie.d and ArMfudsill’s-vote is not worth columns, and=tivse columns willbe . searched’ in vain for any word of dis‘trust of a man whom triends and foes cordially respect.During the progress of the Credit Mobilier investigation the Weekly commented upon jt from time’ to time, saying that the character of Mr. Garfield and others must’ be their sure defense until some: offense . was proved. WhenCongress took . action upon the Poland report,—the Weekly assuming the report to be : correct, an.{without knowing. Mr. for the Free Lance man to apologiz#ytjarfield’s explanation, condemned ; Congress for mora! ¢ swardice in sab— for: Avspecial dispatch from__Muncie, . stitutiuig censure fer expulsionin the thur, the eyes of the great party” of equal rights, Tom has the same rights. at the ballot-box that the richest man in the United States.doés, and his vote is just.as valugble.: “Gust of. Wind.” — aC — se ae Another Here is another ‘‘gust of wind” Indiana, to the Chicago Times (Demease of Ames and Brooks, and in ocratic) of the 12th instant says :— passing without notice the case of “At LL o’clovk that night a courier members incu pated by’ a report which it had accepted,. But when Gen. Garfield published bis conclusive explanation, Harper's Weekly said, ou the 28th of June, 1873, and in perfect accordance with all that it has ever said or thought of him: “Mr, Gartield bas laid his defense before the people, and it if probable that a large majority 03 his countrymen will rejoice to pronounce a verdict in favor ofone who has always -borne a high reputation, and whose traducers are plainly unworthy of belief.-. But Mr. Garfield’s defense against the charge of his assailants was hardly rode in, stating that while Dr. Burch, formerly a prominent Democrat, and a recent convert to Garfield, was} speaking in a school-house in the northern partof the township,astorm of stones came dashing through the windows, injuring numerous persons. Several pistols were fired. On emerging f.om the school-house the Republicans received another shower of stones. Manyvehicles were found broken up and the horses’ tails and manes'shorn closely. ‘Phere was 1mmense excitement in the.vicinity.” More Rebellion. . principle begins to understand ke has country rescued from: conspirators needed. ——— The Entire Combination. Here is the whole matter of ullow= ing Rebel claims in a nutshell as’ viewed from a Democfatic standpoint. Do. Northern voters think there is any ‘‘bug-bear” about it ? providing for the consideration OF) payment of claims of any kind for. losses or damages by persons who) or not.—Hancock’s fetter. The American peopl: know ‘the . truth of Gen: Taylof’s remark in the . celebrated’ ‘SAllison™ hotter?” on account of thém.”—-N. ¥. Word, “But you,nnderstand that the head. of a party is like the head of asnake itis wagged by the body and tail.” ~Judge Jere S. Black. IE PT GENERALGRANT and the interviewers aré keeping Hancgek bitsy. The Northern General with Sort bern a rougher contest than when he was’ figliting {his friends) the-rebets: * TugspAy’s work in the East was Next Noymber will see the Dem ocratic faction covered with defeat, the beginning of the end. and the and traitors. Uppores a are ; A Fustontst in Hartland, Maine, assured a crowd of listeners that if General Plaisted was not elected .by a majority he would be by a “po lurt— By. Westerday’s Arrivals at™ THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pearson, Proprietor. His character was a sufficient shield: His political life has eovered him with honor, and not all thearancor of the-enemies of freedom can deprive him of .the esteem and gratitude of his countrymen.” : : This is the opinion of Gen. Garfield expressed by Harper's Weekly in 1873, and it is that which it expresseg in 1850, This is a record -of ‘which Harper's: weekly may well feel proud. It * is “The land is wide enough for both. We pay, and will continue to pay, more than. our share of the revenue, but we must be equal or separate.” -—[Lynchburg (Va.) Advance (Dern.} You tried to separate in 1861, and revenue, the South payed custom tunis year $2,145,605, and the rest 0 the country $135, 104,543, and of internal revenue the South paid R Knott San Prancise J Heller San Francise J Marsh Pett Hill JAJ Ray San Juan D Furth San Juan FJ Breman do F Jones city J A Stidger San -Fuan R MeMurray San Ju Mrs Blain Bloomtiel i J Chisholm San Jue J ¢ McBride San Juan J € Broderick C H J Holbrook city W. Rhodes Marysv A Russell Sarr Francisco B Schloss San Fra G E Yates Sweetland JD Hauser Sacra RT Smith Columbia Hill T P Crandall Bloom M Simons Bloom/eld Mrs Williams do J Montgomery Pen Vall R Humphries Pen V C Conaway Grass Valle G Johnston Secram S H Finlay Sacramento W Edwards Bridge W A Wayland Fore City § Martin Bodie TL Davis Alleghany G ETownsend BT .W Andrews Bloomfield they are on the same string. When $350,000,900 of it, no man has ever lost one cent” by. it on account of any failures of the banks ? : The Republican party. Which party ruined thé credit of the United States and sold Government securities at 88 cents on the dollar ? S The Democratic party. Which party has redeemed the credit of the United States until U. §. 4 per cent bonds sell at 10. per cent premium, and U. S. 6 per ceut they do, they can blame no body but themselves, The depth of the water was pointed out to them before they ventured in. Encoursging for the Republicans. The result of Tuesday’s elections in Ohio and Indiana is most encour— laging, to the Republican party. Indiana, heretofore regarded as solid for the Democracy, has run up a Re. publican flag, and in November will to the everlasting credit of that journal that, it accepted the defense which Garfield_made, in 1873, as full, comp'ete’ and So did Garfield’s district. So did the State of Ohio, when its Legislature unanimously elected him to the United States Senate. So did the Republican party, when it crow ned him with the most spontaneous and remarkable honors ever conferred by any political Convention on one of its. members. And so will the people of every Northern State, following» $20,332,369, while the North paid $96,515,852. Gone to be a Greenbackers E. F. Spence, who formerly. kept a drug store in this city, and’ who was at one time elected Treasurer by the Republicans of Nevada coun. ty, is now engaged in a bad business. He is stumping Los Angeles, county in the interests of the Greenbackers. 23m es The Way to Talk. . ‘‘FLoosier choice?” asked a Nevabonds sell at 29 per cent _ premium ?. give still greater majorities for the The Republicas party, latter party. The effect will be Which party invited the Chinese wholesome throughout the United to come to America ? States. There are 379 members of the the noble lead of Vermont, the State of all others in which intelligence and conscieace aud da City man of a stranger that he . met in a Broad street saloon yesterday morning. “Ohio my vote enlightens, a6 the Republican morality control, politics. satisfactory. . ASavoy Blue Tent © Ragundi Blue Tent C Einfeldt city 0 D Campbell city TIL Halsey San Fr W E Mahew San Franci C Allenbury—do Mrs Shea Moores Flat J Shaw San Franci ‘WW Wear city H Rickereity ~If I were President I would veto! Anuual, Income..::. q5 all legislation which same before MC Surplus who cannot be. trusted. Pithout NILES SUARLS, President. pledges éannct be contided im merely, RM. BUNT, Vice. President, a : es : : . The Interest on Mmvestmer ter the next war the Republicans, death. -will probably run-Jeff Davis. ? G {Inéorporated 1845.) Assets, aiI Cash, NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Niles, Hi. 5. Welch, M.D, _ M.D. Medicat Examiners, CISC. ALY: FORMS _, Policies issued?’ é This Company has. been established in Cy. ifornia for 20 years, and has néver contested } a single claim. lainyd for the Jast five years, _ This is tire onky Company that had more income in 1878 than in 1873, while all the > } other Companies decreased: =“ txamine the New I certify that I have taken outa S or $20,000; jife Instrrance. x tO me Yours very trulyp. ¥.)F. It ofiers advantages $10,000 EACH, Agent, \ " Local Board for Nevada City were in rebe lion, whether pardoned “Hon. Niles Seat ah Wh tease \Bdém. Jopn CaldweH, Hon. A, ‘, WP. VENTOS, Secretary and Agen; KU. WUNT, M.D. and 8.8. WELCH, . Ex-diovernor Fred’k. F. LOW PPreue = — 5 eedent of Loent Goard te Ban Fray OF LIFE 1NSURANCE its have paid all Tontine Investment Insurnncg, {Extract from a letter of{Hon. F. F. Low.)” Tontine? policy-ia the New York Life Insurance co. chat I regard it as the best and fairest plan of live insurance, and that the principles embouied in‘th? new plan, after careful examination, have removed the ot jeccions -haye heretofore entertained agains I have steadily declined to -insure until the * Fontine” plan wae present LOW. FAR IN EXCES3Of those realized frone the investment of equal amounts in Savings Banks or Corp rate Stocks offeving equal security. At Sierra City, Oct. 13, 1880, John Ennor Barron, aged 53 years, a native of Cornwall, Exjgland. The faneral services will take place from the Methodist Church, to-day, Friday, at 2 o'clock, P. M., under the auspices of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F.and_A. M. : “In my opinion the best interests parees of the whele country, North and LS The Democratic party. Pl : ‘lectoral College to be chose ? i ; “Which party first recognized the! ae 185 hog ee 8 rae candidates,” was the promptanswer. ica ae ya South, demands the success of necessity of checking Mongolian im. ,,. oz o aaa y wise sh I : Grass Valley Union Notes. the ticket headed by Garfield me . That the Republicans will secure the As the campaign advances _intelli— : and Arthur.” U. 8S. GRANT. rg oO a : preponderance, there no longer re-. gent people are more and mote éon-. 4 contract has. been let to sink The Repa aoan Pat We it} : main reasonable grounds for doubt. . vinced that it is a conflict between the shaft of the Alaska mine 50 feet inne : N _ aa *y i ise ages . Herewith we publish a fable show— civilization. and barbarism. The deeper. g 3 a rome ie stopping be ing the probable political complex. truth is marching peacefully in the A Chinese cabin in the north part REPU eas e ca t ion of the various States, aud the . path of progress, but the Solid South . of Grass Valley was burned TuesBLICAN MEETINGS. mn) c pe deriarek: j . y number of electors to be chosen by . springs upon ite back to strangle it. day night. — hich party enacted the Homeis wer : : : The 1 level of the” 8 : shes: ae . each: Which shall win? Let every intelli. ed ower level of the Sebastopol : \ sas piles S. REPUBLICAN, gent mando his duty to his family mite, is opening out well—showing a ere The Republican party. hse : ; ; A . Which part opposed it ? California .2.ccsssces seeeeers 6} and to his country, and there isno . '¢°8° of good size and rock of good 4 W = The D oars B Colorado. 1+ +-seeeereees 3. doubt but that barbarism sill go’ to quality. aN, . on, uate e Democratic party. Dhiioia. ccs tacit es os get Sgt see il 2 ae A ) aay, : us the wall. new eontract has been: let to During the past twenty years PRQIGUA. . 5 coca ccc cwaeancees ra ae sink the shaft of the Republic mine TILL ADDRESS the’ peo 4 F ‘ . . — be ee 3 — rae which’ party has kept faith with the patel ie ee CLE ESET? Tux Democrats insist that it # mot . at Kress’ Summit, 50 feet hiacn. W su es of the aa aes peaple and redeemed its abs, ene Cr er ‘Si the Republican party but Divine . With the completion of. this coneo ed its record _ cg nee . er esd Ceeeveass ened i . Providence that brought resumption . tract the shaft will be down 20M feet. North San Juan, Tuesday, Oct. 26, titled tothe management of public} Michigan. .eeecrersrrrersees I acie DAY s. W if it w . ae . vs affairs of ‘the country anid whose Gr . MERON. ee erence cee neers esas 3 . — a posse “< 4 ihe Subscriptions are being made to) . . vA ‘ Roe aR, Ph LV INGDIAGKA 5 Fee pene e seas ¢ ae eek pepe riiesn party anes did it, . the stock of the Tribute mining Nevada City, Wednesday, Oct. 27. ad nancial record gives promise of the Meee oi, ce cass pian volen 3 . Divine Providence made use of the . company (Black Lead) with the pe abecreegy benefit to all classes of citi: _ Hampshive..:+es00: 5° Republican party ‘that passed the re. tention of developing the property. Grass Valley, Tharsday, Oct. 25. ae Republican part co an a NE SOA Tie -< \sumption law while Democrats op. There are good hoisting on the mine, © hepuolican parry. . Pennsylvani see it) er ee ,” . poséd it. Divine Providence don’t . and ineline i ecg j RUE SA RED Yee Ae igen te 29 pn’t. and the incline is opened to the ‘ 4 Maring the past twenty YOOrs . Phude Island: ..ce-ceeeesees 4 seem to have anything to do with . depth of.b75 feet. F Truckee, Saturday, October 30. which party got up a terrible slave~. Vermont..-+-++eerererenes 5 . the Democratic party, it is the “‘otheee eie The County ¢ itt ill pl k holdera’ rebellion, tried to destroy Wisconsin. . hie Sib ne ees 10 . e 7 . : sede pi te apt np ta ’ : ; r fellow” that runs the organiza7 > the necessary arrangements for the meetings. the government aud the flag that ‘is Total “181 . tion mt im 5 From a Business Point of View. boc of gl a ore State. Central a Bbc ace Scans swe neee ereeer , . . : : OmMmMIttee; As . : y, Chai . the emblem of freedom and liberty —--————, A prominent business man ab white oo saaee snk aa throughout the world, opposed the DEMOCRATIC, aw , Jonex J. 8. BLack said 4m the . city was approached by a well-known . supptssion of the rebellionand caus. Alabama.. mre ee tk Philadelphia Prose; “T batieva fem — ey mr ane ne Instructions in Dancin : Ne SETS 52 5 OR RNPrrETE rE? "gly in General Gurfield’s personal -ina few days agowith a request that g. ed a useless sacrifice of hundreds of ; loners fe : > “ad “lhe contribute * to the Democratic Seiten ose oy ‘ thousarids. ofhuman lives and} Florida vi. ee 7 iciieags and I base my judgment UP . campaign fund, + 4 of billions of money, causing . Georgia, ,. : = = 2.5 : : ‘a é ; ‘ ; : reo 11} cpt ane kncmyenge ane es eh eld Ne merchant, “} am : ‘ ‘ e heavy taxes for war expenses, un-, Kentucky.++A eect . vate walk and conversation.”» And . 4 re ican, ae ee JOHN MICHE LL, 1a. eciieainah ee pes ee eS : ‘itr TT's ina letter of June 28, 1880; ‘If he Are you nat a Romay Catholic } : ; told sufferings to disabled soldiers . yy eviand 4 ; tee asked the Democrat, ; = ; re lebt. to b z : we . Maryland pcre eeee rene ered eeners 8. vould “garry, the principleg which “Ven? ' 3 and a vast debt to be paid by the in-} Mississippi.eee: eee rece deere et 8 . se aol ves : it ae 7%. : Dasuetitty cals theattaniion of She peo. dustrial interests of the country, apOT PR eer yee eee ‘reg nen regulate ie private life intg his yabWell, ¥ suppased all Cathalice hat he will o ies one siainity 80. Sw fact posed resumption and the ‘peeaperNorth Capoligna,.seerrerereee 1 lO ihe eanduct, he would make the best were, Desens: ee and after ‘ : AS et ot on: : ‘re mistaken, ™m x ty that now blesses the land and Routh CAPOUDA, «0202 208+ fires bia oh 7 . Chief Magistrate we have ever had." did you think T onght to ive?” = we a a“ . eg OOo OR Feedeins 2 an ee CUgBE 89 SINE ES Com, oe instructions in Dancing _ gives promise, if undisturbed Te Te eee ee Gace wns cae CG. W. Cross, a lawyer, Jas. . 0. ed t nd merchant. and also holding weekly Soirees, and hopes “change,” to continue for yeara to; Virginya. sss seee ees eee res 11 /Sweetland, deputy Assessor, and 8. ee ott, Jou aught te ‘tetas have an ered Oo, Loncoanae’ "Wie tae cintand come ? 4 2s 1W, Virginia..-. SERIES eR pc anaeohe minef, nominate! hy % My ae nS alesse of " n a a ynky pas nctcls als cs, 1. Hie eee ee . Nh ake TE ae ea Bae. ed and eontrolled by the solid Séuth : EAS as ' Lower Houas of the State “Legisia~ point alone, S conlk give my check ae we : will be held as. Democracy, . ; S Se : ee ture.—Denocratic Exchange. ohana ty ng a rather . yadies’ and Gentlemen's Class, EveVoters of Nevada county, which agg al "SD. cneseessces++ Of Yes, and if the voters know themcheoute.* seis or Benreck 8] -y oF Monday Evening. will you sustain, the. Republican or . ps York. te cee eile cesses 91 pelves, the gentlemen will never get The begging politician left the sre — S te § every th» Demoeratic party? ' eves Pasemereser® +++: . anything but their eyes on the chairs pep rompees a an entirely new View . pgGULAR saediohte eveuy Friday Answor at the Polls,” Dotaleccrersreeereese OO, at QUemeem 1 — situation. —Cleyeland . :' Evening. > cea, , REL 9 MEN'S, YOUTH’S « and a —+SUCH ALsOo—— BOOTS, expressly —_—o—— excelled. Being Manufacturers Importers ourselves, enables Cheaper than to be == NEVADA CITY. —_o— rer s = Murray Street, New ¥ or. Fete 218 California St., For ters apply to JOHN MICHELL, . Merchant Street, Hopoluly, 5. —-AN— Boys CLOTHING) wears, \Gent’s Furnishing 600! RUBBER GOODS,mm OIL CLOTHING LADIES’ SHOES, us @ had elsewA* benefit af which we’ give to our custome? Bros" Corner Bread & Pine It: pravides for one’s family at orcinary life rates, and the nroney returned. with interest on arriving ata certain age. * All of the above-named members of the Board haveNnsured on this lan for Which is enough guarantee as to its mer te Applications and Inform«tion can. be had from any of the above members, or from. the Grand Display . Fall and Winter FASHIONS! HYMAN BROS. Have just received Immense Stock Broadelothis, Tricots, Diagonal, Worsted, Cassimeres, ¢t:, All Grades and Colors. All of which we had manufactu" for this.markeb S28 Our facilities for purchasing < >) St San H. }. t WALTER D. VINTON. B a se THE DAILY NEVavDA TIT) . Brief Michell’s danc MosdayGrand & Bas Aarge stock ef-ne The railroad y: of cars leaded wi section. Mr. Ballard v ag indicated b tished elsewher . a -wink ‘fhetomnir er wow SW" pthat ter ' solbrook’s Daring the p sonsin Nevada ed their inte:t zens of the Umi Yesterday catherers of lo as though the could talk or t poutics. Long witnesses in a whose arrest 0 was mettioned script, have from Yrackee County Jail tc of bail to the é James Mad Valley Union recoveradl frot ness, is spend with his frien . Free Lance s: for a marriagz loved victim SCRIPT to sta no intention ¢ at least. Sup The jury it rimer vs. Ma out about tw turned a vers evening for t involved the water right . was on trial . Rol and Cross w plaintiff; fo Hupp, Dibb! The Court nel Gold M J.S. McBric défendants, . day morniiig close amor are as follow Searls; for o Walling, an ® Messrs. ‘ Saile Another c made at the mine, and tl melted into gold bar at Sailor Flat miners who about as ste: ducer as ally State. Goin The arran cial rates o ‘Nevada cov « the 21st ins ean barbecu partially cc will be sett! field and A: now. believe Ditch The repa ~~ and at the . “ditch will Work on tl South Yub ing pushed erything w by the tim: _— Silver . Within: ‘has throw: city five fresh from vithstandi is quite sea THe Rel ' er side of heard fro:

cn eto ote Daily Transcript, oe ae oe : ] ose xt Out. Ohie Daily : va : " ‘The New ¥ og ™ REVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. the 7th * ork Mail in its issue of ener . por .astant m reply to a corres—. uent has the following concerning the Julian.mine near Newcastle, . Placer county, this State: LO Mr, W. S. Chapman, of San Francisco, or (Mr. J. A. Johnston, of Wall street, who is President of the . company, ought.to be able to give our corespuudent and* his friends full particulars’™ Messrs. Sands, Hamilton & Co., who promoted the sale here, are not altogether oblivious, we juigé, of its present con— dition. Subject to corrections, our information sums Up the situation in this wise: The Julian is not amine as was reported; / ibis, ever, a good piece of. property; the present management seems to have "Friday. Octobet15, 188° ———— The Yates” : at Woters’ Catechism. Which party got up the rebellion? The Democratic party. Which party said the rebellion should he pnt down?The Republican party.’ Which party ° said the rebellion could pot be put down. The Democratic party. ou hreh party was right. in this se og ere t z employed a fresh man who bad just . The Republican party: . _. } graduated at Harvard, and never be. Which party was wrong first andj fore saw a mine in practical working; last? : . he appears to have ridden bis scien . he’ : titic hobby.horses over everybody . The Democratic party. : : j The Demecr vet + lout chere, and so atlorded— the. Cali. Which party provided for the issue of Greenbacks.to pay war x fornia p.omuters, a8 per Chapinan and Merrill, agood excuse fora com: . plete withdraw al. In spite of all . difficulties the mine is reported to . have paid its way, barring a debt of . $75,000, which it is understood stil’! hangs ofer it as a part vf purchase . mouey. that the mine may yet fall into the . original owiers” hands on account of . this indebtedness, far which, if we . are vot_misinformed, the President} has made himself personally re— sponsible, Fhe TRANSCRIPT of warning when the-Julian was first New York market, ~,penses ? The Republican party. Which party denounced the Greenbacks and called them unconstitutienal currency? ~ The Democratic party. Which party went to work after the close of the war to make the. Greenbacks as good as gold? The Republican party. ‘Wiich party denounced this hon-, est effort for honest money ? Which party made the Greenback . Dat ite tiastern exchanges would not and all paper money in this country for some peculiar reason reproduce We knew that an effort was being made to make sourided a note put upon the _as good as gold? our just criticisms. ‘The Republican party. Which party provided the Nationa “al Banking currency and _ got rid of Wild Cat Banks and their swindhng New York gudgeons: buy the stock at several times what it _ was really 4vorth, and so stated, The projec; tors of the “enterprise” ere r— paper ? 1 were per The Republican party. Which party provided for the sue of bank notes that would be ey . : we! who danced-despite the handwritgood in every part of the country,no I 1anawrk located, . ing on the wall have had to pay the fiddler. : Weare of the opinion that the New Yorkers who have recently in. mitted to go anead with their tricks unchallenged by any newspaper -but a a el . the Transcriet, As usual, those is‘matter where the bank is and good even after the bank suspends business ? The Republican party. Whict party provided for bank paper so good that'f issue of over vested in the Robertson reduction process will in due time realize tht as big how-! inismanaged to Soule extent; they +a straw more than-Tom_Henry’s._ In} There remains the danget} ‘did you make it? As for paying ——— a een ———— A Stand-off for “Mudsill.” A Noble and Consistent BReeord. A recent issue of Harper's Weekly has a perfectly frank and satisfactory reply to this question, by a correspondent ; Mr. Eprron—-How ean yon roconcile the present support of Gen. fiarfield by Harper's Weekly with the viewsei him which it: expressed in 1873? A REPUBLICAN, It replies as follows : r) “Mudsill” has — heretofore, he claims, -voted for the Republican . national ‘candidates, but this year he . proclaims by mouth and pen that he . has gone over horse and foot to‘the Democracy: He regards his defection as an irreparable calamity to the Republican party. We don’t, for the simple reason that at about os the same time he flung his Hancock . Harper’s Weekly never entertain-. ‘ banner to the breeze, Tom: Heury, ed or exp: esse any other opinion of i . . Gen. Garfieldthan that of perfect pwhe has been an inmate of our . (6) idence in his houor, and of admiirCounty Hospital ’ for eight -years . ation tor his ability and public serpast, and never in his life voted any} Vices: The views of this journal, as we had occasion to state. Six_ years ®, are to be found in Tts editorial thing bat a Democratic ticket, caine out flat-footed. for Garfie.d and ArMfudsill’s-vote is not worth columns, and=tivse columns willbe . searched’ in vain for any word of dis‘trust of a man whom triends and foes cordially respect.During the progress of the Credit Mobilier investigation the Weekly commented upon jt from time’ to time, saying that the character of Mr. Garfield and others must’ be their sure defense until some: offense . was proved. WhenCongress took . action upon the Poland report,—the Weekly assuming the report to be : correct, an.{without knowing. Mr. for the Free Lance man to apologiz#ytjarfield’s explanation, condemned ; Congress for mora! ¢ swardice in sab— for: Avspecial dispatch from__Muncie, . stitutiuig censure fer expulsionin the thur, the eyes of the great party” of equal rights, Tom has the same rights. at the ballot-box that the richest man in the United States.doés, and his vote is just.as valugble.: “Gust of. Wind.” — aC — se ae Another Here is another ‘‘gust of wind” Indiana, to the Chicago Times (Demease of Ames and Brooks, and in ocratic) of the 12th instant says :— passing without notice the case of “At LL o’clovk that night a courier members incu pated by’ a report which it had accepted,. But when Gen. Garfield published bis conclusive explanation, Harper's Weekly said, ou the 28th of June, 1873, and in perfect accordance with all that it has ever said or thought of him: “Mr, Gartield bas laid his defense before the people, and it if probable that a large majority 03 his countrymen will rejoice to pronounce a verdict in favor ofone who has always -borne a high reputation, and whose traducers are plainly unworthy of belief.-.. But Mr. Garfield’s defense against the charge of his assailants was hardly rode in, stating that while Dr. Burch, formerly a prominent Democrat, and a recent convert to Garfield, was} speaking in a school-house in the northern partof the township,astorm of stones came dashing through the windows, injuring numerous persons. Several pistols were fired. On emerging f.om the school-house the Republicans received another shower of stones. Manyvehicles were found broken up and the horses’ tails and manes'shorn closely. ‘Phere was 1mmense excitement in the.vicinity.” More Rebellion. . principle begins to understand ke has country rescued from: conspirators needed.. ——— The Entire Combination. Here is the whole matter of ullow= ing Rebel claims in a nutshell as’ viewed from a Democfatic standpoint. Do. Northern voters think there is any ‘‘bug-bear” about it ? providing for the consideration OF) payment of claims of any kind for. losses or damages by persons who) or not.—Hancock’s fetter. The American peopl: know ‘the . truth of Gen: Taylof’s remark in the . celebrated’ ‘SAllison™ hotter?” on account of thém.”—-N. ¥. Word, “But you,nnderstand that the head. of a party is like the head of asnake itis wagged by the body and tail.” ~Judge Jere S. Black. IE PT GENERALGRANT and the interviewers aré keeping Hancgek bitsy. The Northern General with Sort bern a rougher contest than when he was’ figliting {his friends) the-rebets: * TugspAy’s work in the East was Next Noymber will see the Dem ocratic faction covered with defeat, the beginning of the end. and the and traitors. Uppores a are ; A Fustontst in Hartland, Maine, assured a crowd of listeners that if General Plaisted was not elected .by a majority he would be by a “po lurt— By. Westerday’s Arrivals at™ THE NATIONAL HOTEL, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Chas. E. Pearson, Proprietor. His character was a sufficient shield: His political life has eovered him with honor, and not all thearancor of the-enemies of freedom can deprive him of .the esteem and gratitude of his countrymen.” : : This is the opinion of Gen. Garfield expressed by Harper's Weekly in 1873, and it is that which it expresseg in 1850, This is a record -of ‘which Harper's: weekly may well feel proud. It * is “The land is wide enough for both. We pay, and will continue to pay, more than. our share of the revenue, but we must be equal or separate.” -—[Lynchburg (Va.) Advance (Dern.} You tried to separate in 1861, and revenue, the South payed custom tunis year $2,145,605, and the rest 0 the country $135, 104,543, and of internal revenue the South paid R Knott San Prancise J Heller San Francise J Marsh Pett Hill JAJ Ray San Juan D Furth San Juan FJ Breman do F Jones city J A Stidger San -Fuan R MeMurray San Ju Mrs Blain Bloomtiel i J Chisholm San Jue J ¢ McBride San Juan J € Broderick C H J Holbrook city W. Rhodes Marysv A Russell Sarr Francisco B Schloss San Fra G E Yates Sweetland JD Hauser Sacra RT Smith Columbia Hill T P Crandall Bloom M Simons Bloom/eld Mrs Williams do J Montgomery Pen Vall R Humphries Pen V C Conaway Grass Valle G Johnston Secram S H Finlay Sacramento W Edwards Bridge W A Wayland Fore City § Martin Bodie TL Davis Alleghany G ETownsend BT .W Andrews Bloomfield they are on the same string. When $350,000,900 of it, no man has ever lost one cent” by. it on account of any failures of the banks ? : The Republican party. Which party ruined thé credit of the United States and sold Government securities at 88 cents on the dollar ? S The Democratic party. Which party has redeemed the credit of the United States until U. §. 4 per cent bonds sell at 10. per cent premium, and U. S. 6 per ceut they do, they can blame no body but themselves, The depth of the water was pointed out to them before they ventured in. Encoursging for the Republicans. The result of Tuesday’s elections in Ohio and Indiana is most encour— laging, to the Republican party. Indiana, heretofore regarded as solid for the Democracy, has run up a Re. publican flag, and in November will to the everlasting credit of that journal that, it accepted the defense which Garfield_made, in 1873, as full, comp'ete’ and So did Garfield’s district. So did the State of Ohio, when its Legislature unanimously elected him to the United States Senate. So did the Republican party, when it crow ned him with the most spontaneous and remarkable honors ever conferred by any political Convention on one of its. members. And so will the people of every Northern State, following» $20,332,369, while the North paid $96,515,852. Gone to be a Greenbackers E. F. Spence, who formerly. kept a drug store in this city, and’ who was at one time elected Treasurer by the Republicans of Nevada coun. ty, is now engaged in a bad business. He is stumping Los Angeles, county in the interests of the Greenbackers. 23m es The Way to Talk. . ‘‘FLoosier choice?” asked a Nevabonds sell at 29 per cent _ premium ?. give still greater majorities for the The Republicas party, latter party. The effect will be Which party invited the Chinese wholesome throughout the United to come to America ? States. There are 379 members of the the noble lead of Vermont, the State of all others in which intelligence and conscieace aud da City man of a stranger that he .

met in a Broad street saloon yesterday morning. “Ohio my vote enlightens, a6 the Republican morality control, politics. satisfactory. . ASavoy Blue Tent © Ragundi Blue Tent C Einfeldt city 0 D Campbell city TIL Halsey San Fr W E Mahew San Franci C Allenbury—do Mrs Shea Moores Flat J Shaw San Franci ‘WW Wear city H Rickereity ~If I were President I would veto! Anuual, Income...::. q5 all legislation which same before MC Surplus who cannot be. trusted. Pithout NILES SUARLS, President. pledges éannct be contided im merely, RM. BUNT, Vice. President, a : es : : . The Interest on Mmvestmer ter the next war the Republicans, death. -will probably run-Jeff Davis. ? G {Inéorporated 1845.) Assets, aiI Cash, NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Niles, Hi. 5. Welch, M.D, _ M.D.. Medicat Examiners, CISC. ALY: FORMS _, Policies issued?’ é This Company has. been established in Cy. ifornia for 20 years, and has néver contested } a single claim. lainyd for the Jast five years, _ This is tire onky Company that had more income in 1878 than in 1873, while all the > } other Companies decreased: =“ txamine the New I certify that I have taken outa S or $20,000; jife Instrrance. x tO me Yours very trulyp. ¥.)F. It ofiers advantages $10,000 EACH, Agent, \ " Local Board for Nevada City were in rebe lion, whether pardoned “Hon. Niles Seat ah Wh tease \Bdém. Jopn CaldweH, Hon. A, ‘, WP. VENTOS, Secretary and Agen; KU. WUNT, M.D. and 8.8. WELCH, . Ex-diovernor Fred’k. F. LOW PPreue = — 5 eedent of Loent Goard te Ban Fray OF LIFE 1NSURANCE its have paid all Tontine Investment Insurnncg, {Extract from a letter of{Hon. F. F. Low.)” Tontine? policy-ia the New York Life Insurance co. chat I regard it as the best and fairest plan of live insurance, and that the principles embouied in‘th? new plan, after careful examination, have removed the ot jeccions -haye heretofore entertained agains I have steadily declined to -insure until the * Fontine” plan wae present LOW. FAR IN EXCES3Of those realized frone the investment of equal amounts in Savings Banks or Corp rate Stocks offeving equal security. At Sierra City, Oct. 13, 1880, John Ennor Barron, aged 53 years, a native of Cornwall, Exjgland. The faneral services will take place from the Methodist Church, to-day, Friday, at 2 o'clock, P. M., under the auspices of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F.and_A. M. : “In my opinion the best interests parees of the whele country, North and LS The Democratic party. Pl : ‘lectoral College to be chose ? i ; “Which party first recognized the! ae 185 hog ee 8 rae candidates,” was the promptanswer. ica ae ya South, demands the success of necessity of checking Mongolian im. ,,. oz o aaa y wise sh I : Grass Valley Union Notes. the ticket headed by Garfield me . That the Republicans will secure the As the campaign advances _intelli— : and Arthur.” U. 8S. GRANT. rg oO a : preponderance, there no longer re-. gent people are more and mote éon-. 4 contract has. been let to sink The Repa aoan Pat We it} : main reasonable grounds for doubt. . vinced that it is a conflict between the shaft of the Alaska mine 50 feet inne : N _ aa *y i ise ages . Herewith we publish a fable show— civilization. and barbarism. The deeper. g 3 a rome ie stopping be ing the probable political complex. truth is marching peacefully in the A Chinese cabin in the north part REPU eas e ca t ion of the various States, aud the . path of progress, but the Solid South . of Grass Valley was burned TuesBLICAN MEETINGS. mn) c pe deriarek: j . y number of electors to be chosen by . springs upon ite back to strangle it. day night. — hich party enacted the Homeis wer : : : The 1 level of the” 8 : shes: ae . each: Which shall win? Let every intelli. ed ower level of the Sebastopol : \ sas piles S. REPUBLICAN, gent mando his duty to his family mite, is opening out well—showing a ere The Republican party. hse : ; ; A . Which part opposed it ? California .2.ccsssces seeeeers 6} and to his country, and there isno . '¢°8° of good size and rock of good 4 W = The D oars B Colorado.. 1+ +-seeeereees 3. doubt but that barbarism sill go’ to quality. aN, . on, uate e Democratic party. Dhiioia. ccs tacit es os get Sgt see il 2 ae A ) aay, : us the wall. new eontract has been: let to During the past twenty years PRQIGUA. . 5 coca ccc cwaeancees ra ae sink the shaft of the Republic mine TILL ADDRESS the’ peo 4 F ‘ . . — be ee 3 — rae which’ party has kept faith with the patel ie ee CLE ESET? Tux Democrats insist that it # mot . at Kress’ Summit, 50 feet hiacn. W su es of the aa aes peaple and redeemed its abs, ene Cr er ‘Si the Republican party but Divine . With the completion of. this coneo ed its record _ cg nee . er esd Ceeeveass ened i . Providence that brought resumption . tract the shaft will be down 20M feet. North San Juan, Tuesday, Oct. 26, titled tothe management of public} Michigan.. .eeecrersrrrersees I acie DAY s. W if it w . ae . vs affairs of ‘the country anid whose Gr . MERON. ee erence cee neers esas 3 . — a posse “< 4 ihe Subscriptions are being made to) . . vA ‘ Roe aR, Ph LV INGDIAGKA 5 Fee pene e seas ¢ ae eek pepe riiesn party anes did it, . the stock of the Tribute mining Nevada City, Wednesday, Oct. 27. ad nancial record gives promise of the Meee oi, ce cass pian volen 3 . Divine Providence made use of the . company (Black Lead) with the pe abecreegy benefit to all classes of citi: _ Hampshive....:+es00: 5° Republican party ‘that passed the re. tention of developing the property. Grass Valley, Tharsday, Oct. 25. ae Republican part co an a NE SOA Tie -< \sumption law while Democrats op. There are good hoisting on the mine, © hepuolican parry. . Pennsylvani see it) er ee ,” . poséd it. Divine Providence don’t . and ineline i ecg j RUE SA RED Yee Ae igen te 29 pn’t. and the incline is opened to the ‘ 4 Maring the past twenty YOOrs . Phude Island: ...ce-ceeeesees 4 seem to have anything to do with . depth of.b75 feet. F Truckee, Saturday, October 30. which party got up a terrible slave~. Vermont...-+-++eerererenes 5 . the Democratic party, it is the “‘otheee eie The County ¢ itt ill pl k holdera’ rebellion, tried to destroy Wisconsin. .. hie Sib ne ees 10 . e 7 . : sede pi te apt np ta ’ : ; r fellow” that runs the organiza7 > the necessary arrangements for the meetings. the government aud the flag that ‘is Total “181 . tion mt im 5 From a Business Point of View. boc of gl a ore State. Central a Bbc ace Scans swe neee ereeer , . . : : OmMmMIttee; As . : y, Chai . the emblem of freedom and liberty —--————, A prominent business man ab white oo saaee snk aa throughout the world, opposed the DEMOCRATIC, aw , Jonex J. 8. BLack said 4m the . city was approached by a well-known . supptssion of the rebellionand caus. Alabama.... mre ee tk Philadelphia Prose; “T batieva fem — ey mr ane ne Instructions in Dancin : Ne SETS 52 5 OR RNPrrETE rE? "gly in General Gurfield’s personal -ina few days agowith a request that g. ed a useless sacrifice of hundreds of ; loners fe : > “ad “lhe contribute * to the Democratic Seiten ose oy ‘ thousarids. ofhuman lives and} Florida vi. ee 7 iciieags and I base my judgment UP . campaign fund, + 4 of billions of money, causing . Georgia, ,. : = = 2.5 : : ‘a é ; ‘ ; : reo 11} cpt ane kncmyenge ane es eh eld Ne merchant, “} am : ‘ ‘ e heavy taxes for war expenses, un-, Kentucky..++A eect . vate walk and conversation.”» And . 4 re ican, ae ee JOHN MICHE LL, 1a. eciieainah ee pes ee eS : ‘itr TT's ina letter of June 28, 1880; ‘If he Are you nat a Romay Catholic } : ; told sufferings to disabled soldiers . yy eviand 4 ; tee asked the Democrat, ; = ; re lebt. to b z : we . Maryland pcre eeee rene ered eeners 8. vould “garry, the principleg which “Ven? ' 3 and a vast debt to be paid by the in-} Mississippi.eee: eee rece deere et 8 . se aol ves : it ae 7%. : Dasuetitty cals theattaniion of She peo. dustrial interests of the country, apOT PR eer yee eee ‘reg nen regulate ie private life intg his yabWell, ¥ suppased all Cathalice hat he will o ies one siainity 80. Sw fact posed resumption and the ‘peeaperNorth Capoligna,..seerrerereee 1 lO ihe eanduct, he would make the best were, Desens: ee and after ‘ : AS et ot on: : ‘re mistaken, ™m x ty that now blesses the land and Routh CAPOUDA, «0202 208+ fires bia oh 7 . Chief Magistrate we have ever had." did you think T onght to ive?” = we a a“ . eg OOo OR Feedeins 2 an ee CUgBE 89 SINE ES Com, oe instructions in Dancing _ gives promise, if undisturbed Te Te eee ee Gace wns cae CG. W. Cross, a lawyer, Jas. . 0. ed t nd merchant. and also holding weekly Soirees, and hopes “change,” to continue for yeara to; Virginya. sss seee ees eee res 11 /Sweetland, deputy Assessor, and 8. ee ott, Jou aught te ‘tetas have an ered Oo, Loncoanae’ "Wie tae cintand come ? 4 2s 1W, Virginia...-. SERIES eR pc anaeohe minef, nominate! hy % My ae nS alesse of " n a a ynky pas nctcls als cs, 1. Hie eee ee . Nh ake TE ae ea Bae. ed and eontrolled by the solid Séuth : EAS as ' Lower Houas of the State “Legisia~ point alone, S conlk give my check ae we : will be held as. Democracy, . ; S Se : ee ture.—Denocratic Exchange. ohana ty ng a rather . yadies’ and Gentlemen's Class, EveVoters of Nevada county, which agg al "SD. cneseessces++ Of Yes, and if the voters know themcheoute.* seis or Benreck 8] -y oF Monday Evening. will you sustain, the. Republican or . ps York. te cee eile cesses 91 pelves, the gentlemen will never get The begging politician left the sre — S te § every th» Demoeratic party? ' eves Pasemereser® +++: . anything but their eyes on the chairs pep rompees a an entirely new View . pgGULAR saediohte eveuy Friday Answor at the Polls,” Dotaleccrersreeereese OO, at QUemeem 1 — situation. —Cleyeland . :' Evening. > cea, , REL 9 MEN'S, YOUTH’S « and a —+SUCH ALsOo—— BOOTS, expressly —_—o—— excelled. Being Manufacturers Importers ourselves, enables Cheaper than to be == NEVADA CITY. —_o— rer s = Murray Street, New ¥ or. Fete 218 California St., For ters apply to JOHN MICHELL, . Merchant Street, Hopoluly, 5. —-AN— Boys CLOTHING) wears, \Gent’s Furnishing 600! RUBBER GOODS,mm OIL CLOTHING LADIES’ SHOES, us @ had elsewA* benefit af which we’ give to our custome? Bros" Corner Bread & Pine It: pravides for one’s family at orcinary life rates, and the nroney returned. with interest on arriving ata certain age. * All of the above-named members of the Board haveNnsured on this lan for Which is enough guarantee as to its mer te Applications and Inform«tion can. be had from any of the above members, or from. the Grand Display . Fall and Winter FASHIONS! HYMAN BROS. Have just received Immense Stock Broadelothis, Tricots, Diagonal, Worsted, Cassimeres, ¢t:, All Grades and Colors. All of which we had manufactu" for this.markeb S28 Our facilities for purchasing < >) St San H. }. t WALTER D. VINTON. B a se THE DAILY NEVavDA TIT) . Brief Michell’s danc MosdayGrand & Bas Aarge stock ef-ne The railroad y: of cars leaded wi section. Mr. Ballard v ag indicated b tished elsewher . a -wink ‘fhetomnir er wow SW" pthat ter ' solbrook’s Daring the p sonsin Nevada ed their inte:t zens of the Umi Yesterday catherers of lo as though the could talk or t poutics. Long witnesses in a whose arrest 0 was mettioned script, have from Yrackee County Jail tc of bail to the é James Mad Valley Union recoveradl frot ness, is spend with his frien . Free Lance s: for a marriagz loved victim SCRIPT to sta no intention ¢ at least. Sup The jury it rimer vs. Ma out about tw turned a vers evening for t involved the water right . was on trial . Rol and Cross w plaintiff; fo Hupp, Dibb! The Court nel Gold M J.S. McBric défendants, . day morniiig close amor are as follow Searls; for o Walling, an ® Messrs. ‘ Saile Another c made at the mine, and tl melted into gold bar at Sailor Flat miners who about as ste: ducer as ally State. Goin The arran cial rates o ‘Nevada cov « the 21st ins ean barbecu partially cc will be sett! field and A: now. believe Ditch The repa ~~ and at the . “ditch will Work on tl South Yub ing pushed erything w by the tim: _— Silver . Within: ‘has throw: city five fresh from vithstandi is quite sea THe Rel ' er side of heard fro: