October 17, 1871 (4 pages)

Tuesday, Ootoder 17, 1871, This gentleman is the nominee for upreme Judge on the Republican et, dnd @ better nomination tould not have bepn made. Asa matter of county pride, we learn that Denk ocrats in all. parts of the county will sowscrat ELECTION. Wednesday, October 16th, 1871. Lone fore SL ODED oars Cle ‘erm Short Teem=—-A: QO. NELRS..08 Meverias HENRY N. BOLANDER. .of San Francinoo, SOHN CALDWELL», ., «4.1.08 Mevads City, SOR SELES I LETHE, A Fraud Attempted. O.P. Fitagerald, Democratic candete for Superintendent of Public Anstruction, has attempted to secure " tain Bleotion by one of the most contemptible frauds known to polticians. wegtal ga liste be would descend to: the iow Ghais of fraud practiced by the ‘Tan many yi antl we saw his ‘gb feaud waa discovered: in time te ae The Eaainer will em deny this _ Charge .ag id, ‘as it did po at canary story,” and denounce these slandors agarmst the reverend. “follower of the meek andilowly,” as one of thé grossest outrkyes éver perpetrated. We live ixrour possession, however, oné of these packages of pasters;and a number of them wore received by E. M. Preston of this city, This attempt “ avfreod has been foiled:at leavé -in ‘Phils locality, We say~to honest, Ghsintian Detiocrats; will you. cast your. votes for a man who pretending to euch frauds as: this? We believe thiérs are many Democrats who will aioty We urge Republicans’ in every pait of the county to ace to it that‘no patters ‘aro° usd “Upon Republican tickets; and thatthe Parson's roguery Be made to tell against him. Gr Ya for Jolm Culdwell’ and you will always feel proud of the act Look ut for Pasters. _ QO. P., Fitzgerald has sent pasters __ albeter thd State, in hopes ofsteal ent of Publid Instruction from hia opponent: He haw «a card with his mame. on, and just-above, in large lettera is printed. ‘“Pasters inside.” Let the Reppblicans of Nevada __Sourity ‘gumentes their tickets closely has on it the vce as uname t BOLANDER, yaaa alacnaiarmainal [ah Wesnie Piegeraid's position ‘ onthe Chintes quastion ¥ He has vote fur hith, as they should, No man in the county ranks higher with the members of the bar than Judge Niles. Another reason why Nevada county people, irrespective of party, should support Judge Niles, is that he is entirely familiar with the laws and. customs of mining, on account of his long practice in Courts where important mining suits were tried. The whole northern part of the State is equally interested with Nevada county in having upon the Supreme Bench, where important mining cases are finally decided, such a man as Judge Niles. The other candidate for this position isfrom the agricultural section, and of all the members of the Court as.at present constituted, tiohe are so Well qualified to deal with mining questions as Judge Niles. . . Let the voters of Neveda county vote for him irrespective of party, rot'dnj. ly becatisé he is & regident of the county, but because his services will be beneficial on the Supreme Bench in the adjadication of mining cases. t Patents if you want the last doliar taken out of your pockets: for New School Books, \6 6 for the hypcrite, O. P. Fitzgerald. exten#ively engaged in the niahufacture of lgrd and in. curing hams and bacon near-this city; Théir éstablishment is on the Grass Valley road, and is arranged so that the work can be rapidly done; and everything is Asst snd clean-about-thetaken in every part of the process ef Ctiring, atid the product of the. es stablishment has a State reputation. Heretofore the curing business could only be done during the Winter but this season. Mr. Cashin has-been experimenting in the: coristruétion of a building on the principle of.« refrigerator, so that the work can be dome at any seasun. He has conStracted two large shieds in which the temperature never gets above 40 degrees, Wo understand that it is the . dist purpose of Cashin & Kent to put up. an extensive pork packing eéstablishment at Boes, on the line of the Central Pacific road. Look Out Republicans: Your tickets are not: long; rewd . them carefully, ahd #66 to it that Fitzgerald does not make his pasters stick. Bt Fitugerald’s Pastors. Every precinct in Nevada -coanty hat been sapplied with Fitzgerald's pasters, See that none of them are used on Republican tickets. <a Henry N. Bolander does not drink gin; hot whiskies of play tenpins, but he always pays his bills. tH Vote for John: Caldwell, @man who is honored. and esteémed by all who. knew him: That Card. Parson Fitzgerald has seut to every part of the State cards that.read as follows: PASTERS INSIDE, For Supt: of Public Instruction. 0. P. FITZGERALD, Tewill be observed thatthe Parson don’t mention the word Democratic, simply because: he dédires td make the ‘‘Pasters Inside” stick on Republicati tickets. The game won't win. The 'Parson developed his “little game of cheat’ too soon before election. Let members of the Republican Central Committee in the several tewnships, and Jeading: Republicans in every precinct see to it itthat the Parson’s pasters are not! _. used. om Republican tickets. . Own individual interest dnd vote for Henry N. Bolander. {97 Vote: for-Joha Cwidwell, the 4jBepublican. nominee for County . Judge. A better nomipation could! will show after the election. (ge Henry Ny Bolander® willbe a . lected Superintondent of Public inyou t pay? The tax collector is now abroad, and you will Anda nice little bill to settle that you did mot count upon ‘ ‘The law was prepared by Fitggerald and passed on his reconimendation without any modification by the Legislature, Under this law additional taxes, without a vote of the taxpayers being taken, have been levied in the. following districts in this county: Blue Tent, Chalk Bluff, Clear Creek, Cherokee, Columbia Hill, Eureka, French Corral, Indian Springs, Graniteville, Kentucky Flat, Little York, Liberty . Hill, Lake City, Moore's Fiat, Mooney Flat, North San Juati, North Bloomfield, Omega; Pleasant Valley Quaker Hill, Relief Hill, Spenceville, Selby Flat, Willow Valley. In all the above named districts an extra tax, in addition to the county school tax, has been levied without submitting the question to the vote of the taxpayers, and the law providing for this tax was drafted and its passage secured by Rev. O: P. Fitzgerald. ty” Republicans, vote fot Rhodes and Niles because they are members of your party, worthy of your support, and because they havé the ability and integrity which eminently qualifies them for the position of Suptemé Justices of the State. eererey rer car It you vote for ‘Fitegerald you will be ashamed of it as-long as you live, Ee" Vote for Joh Caldwell for Ooanty, Judgé; ad pure and convcientious man as ever r lived. The Nerth Metttsls Induivedes Co. This Insurance Company, of which San Franuiseo, an@ Geo. W. Welch is-the local agent in this. city; have determined to Pay. all their Shines can assets. The following. didpiateh has been received by Tillinghast Bros from the head office, London: Board subscribe $5000 for the Chicago sdfferers. Will settic all lossespromptly. Dat ddad th Cone dem sight. American asséts Will not a i advertisement of the company will be foand in another column. EW" Vote for Rhodes and Niles: for the: Supreme Bench, because they 1 are the best men; : &Vote for “Rhodes. because -of his long experience on the Supreiie Beneh; and beciiuss he is oné of the ablest jurists.in the State. — Ee Vote for A: C. Niles because he is thoroughly acquainted with mining .laws and: customs, and stands among the first in the legal profession’in thé state, te Vote for Rhodes, because durings term of ten years on the Su: pretne Bench he has stood high among the legal profession,and there is nota mistake or an -omission of duty that can be charged against him ty Everybody should vote for Niles because he is not only well qualified for the office; but he is one of the pioneers of ‘the county, an able lawyer and an upright Judge. tH Vote for Tonn Caldwell for County Judge, an abler or better Man cannot be found: Drytown, Amador county, on Satur day, the 7th inst: A vine at Binghampton, New York, destroyed $40;000 worth of property. \ Gawenan Purt's order forbidding Spanish soldiers belonging to -political associations has been renewed. SECRETARY SEWARD'S life is instited A mattwar from Paris to Pekin is suggested. Esenezen Coox, Vice-President road Company, died suddenly at . Davenport, Iowa, of congestive chills .fortythousand miles in diaméter— five times Jarger than the whole . planet we ivhabit. A keen eye can . see it through smoked glass. Tue projected establishment of a direct line of steamships froni Phila: Turns is now a large pear-shaped . spot on our dide'of. thé sunwhich is/ Hall on Seturday lenigitd forced pee dee oh €0measures to aid the Chicago » Mes. A. H, Hanson was elected President, and Mrs, H. 8. Bradley Secretary, and it was resolved to get up a promenade concert. The committees were appointed and on consulting yesterday the ladies concluded to abandon the project, as the immediate necessities of the people are relieved. They also thought that ample opportunity will be given for all. who desire to contribute at.the polls to-morrow, as there will be contribution boxes at every precinet in the county. ce Vote for John Caldwell whois in every respect thoroughly gone gent for the office. poy Martford Insurance Company. The Hartford Insurance Company have inforn.ed their agents that they are prépared to pay all losses by the Chicago fire, at sight. This is a safe and reliable company. H. H. Haskins, at George E. Turner's, is local agent for the compary, and will give all necessary information to those who desire insurance. fer Vote for John Caldwell and every other man on the Republican ticket, tar Democrats, if you will vote your ticket, stratch Fitzgerald. te Vote for John Caldwell for . County Judge, for he wili diacharge the duties of the offies faithfully and impartially. aaa sai Wolo tie Wins Meade ive Tipé scholar, a clear and logical thinker; and he will write opinions from the Suprethé Court of the State. Es Vote the entire Judicial ticket mpeg. eee eR AsemeetT ty is an able, Tonest a and tipright Jadge. ES Vote for Riiodes aivd Niles because such terpret the laws and adjudicate cases in the highest tribunal of the State. tH Vote for Rhodes because he is farniliar with the work and.opinions of the Supreme Court from his long service of the Bench, and will therefore adhere to the rules of law so Remember the Sufferers. To-morrow boxes will be placcd at the polls to receive contributions for the Chicago sufferers. They nuthber nearly 100,000, and a long and severe Winter is upon them. Every voter can afford to give something for their relief. ~_—__-ooo te Vote forthe Devil in prefer ence to Fitzgeruld. Ee Vote for Henry N. Bolander, for he is one of God's Noblemen, ' The Boards of Registration. {] The Boards of Registration thronghday. Those who desire to examine the poll lists can-do so, and all who are not enrolled should attend ta the matter. The Board in this city will be in session at the voting placé on Broad street. te Vote for John Caldwell, for he confidente. In Joaquin Miller's poem of Kit Carson's life, he begins. by representing Kit Carson astride a _baredackert, perteotly naked horsé. Before he conchudes his-ride, it is stated by the poet, he “‘rose in ‘his‘stirrape’”’ for some purpose or other. How a man on a bare-backed horse could manage to’ rise in his stirrups is a question which threatens to stirrup quite a controversy. will be elected by 400 majority. Panmrzrs should seldom ‘waih their hands in turpentine, as the . . Practice, if persisted in, will lead, to the most serious results, even to the’ logs of power in the wrist joints, One hundred large vessels, loaded with valuable .cargoes,.are now on their way to Boston from every.quarter of the globe. Tue Dutch Gap Canalis tow of practical use, workmen are en now passthrough it: The canal is séven miles of river navigation. and clinch the victory of September . , meti are required to in. . out the county will be in session to. of°3 has proved himself worthy of al] UFrVote for John Caldwell, for he}! in enlarging it, vessels of all sizes’ about fifty yards in length and saves. . Big Hotel. . ” ‘Sweeney &D are building a large brick at Truckee, Opposite the depot, on Front atreét. It will be 125 feet front, and the lower part will be océupied by stores te Vote for Henry N. =r} because he is against the Chinaman. Tue republican journals of Paris demand of Thiers that he shall take a prompt and vigorous action for the suppression of Bonapartist conspiracies. . NOTICE. a The following is a copy of 2 telegram received at our Office aay : toHasprronp, Oct. lth, 1871. **Cannot tell extent Chicago losses. We are prepared to pay all claims AT SIGHT, “GEO. L. CHASE, President.” EFERRING to thé above, we sré read to issue Policies im the “OLD HART. ate! at rates commensurate with securiy . HEYWOOD & FLINT, Manazors Pacific Department, HARTFORD Fire Insurance Company, SAN FRAXCISCO. H. H. HASKINS, _ Lecal Agent, At-Geo. E. Turner's Store, Pine Street. Nevads,-Oct. 2th. NORTH. BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO. 3,611,162 Life Assuranceand ‘Annuity fund, 11,568,884 Geld Basis, $25,180,846 GEO. W. WELCH, Agent, Nevada City, Cal. * Notice, to o Creditors. b ig erie OF JOHXN.DORR, deceased. ligt PPro be gant he a ed, administrator of the sai olf itors of, and all persons c against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the vouchers,. within four months after the Publication of this notice, to the said administrator, at the SS ee im the city and . Hotel, pg gd old ai THE LAST CHANCE: Omaha Legal Enterprise ih AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRaRy . ) oo $20,000 the Highest Priset Tickets $2 Kach. SF At a Mesting of citizens of @mahe,” Sept. 19th, 1871, it was voted to drew POSITIVELY Tuesday, October 31, 187. EBPERENCES : CHIEF OF POLICE, Omaha: ANY CITIZEN OF OMAHA, Nebracks — Depository—-Banking House, CaldSH Omshs papers tent fres ts pecncns de siring to see theni. MONEY CAN. BE SEXE IN REGISTER. ED LETTERS OR MONEY ORDERS. For full particulars address, J. LYFORD & 00. TickETs cAN EE HAD oF CARLEY & TOMPHINS; aud A.,. SANFORD, Nevada City. B60 LesT. City or Grass Valley. 6 " : Le “wuteiing= Cn a Blsck atin Deas. Fred Se et eee: Jeaying the sunie af the National M. CHIVELL, Lake Ofty. HAMILTON'S RESTAURANT, Commerciat Street; Nevads City: oes MEBAES porv0d at att nour of te dy 0 «pel ieusoeedls be supplin’ with the belt. prodigy + affords. Gauwmieue + open until -2.0’c ‘ im the morning ‘whenever parties are given: ~ @16 WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD fer the recovery of the cloths stolen -freuk my Clothing establishment in Grass Valley on Tudsday night, sd * tvthi, 1871. AMIN Wood. Grass Valley, Oct. 3d. LOST. BOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, a Sorrel A horse Mule, 4 years old, with harness v ,saetimm size aha branded 3: Li? owright hip. The mule was lost six miles above Cisco and traced to the town of Cisco. phen finder-wiil be rewarded by animal to H. 0. MILLS Stable, Nev ‘a o3-2w JERRY DL s “CHABLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN ° J Pep rd GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURGH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA: S77” New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay. Groods sold’ at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. 02 ly arranged. The finder wil) be suitably reSn eenG ths Property at yon ag The National Exchange Shaving Saloon and Baths. Having my bes fomey al pak time. VING, SHAM. BA at any POOING AND HAIR CUTTING. ‘The public is invited to give mea.call. The Union Shaving Saloon man where 014 customers will be acconmodated. NAT. FORD. Proprietor. vy WNevada, Oct.llth. FRUIT AND VARIETY STORE ‘* * Qtiapman’s Ola Stabd, Pine st. TS Store will be conétan T with the best of ‘SoNPUOPIONERY, EA Case andl Cash Guede, ‘New FRESH FaUtre of all . wwrrmee eall, ell Seisciscemehinniat ae 1 work. Sante: Ven Wtesanel Of Nevada are invited . CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MIEL. M. L. & D. MARSH, EEP See Gomagneke pn A? all times @ eit din mnie ce crmapeininiianis Nevada, May 1st. CORNE BROAD & PINE 8Ts. C, BECKMAN, Rc. ac. SA sap cticags on. hand. Th Ber wabWayé sap dappiied with the beat articles im the beve line) Call and sample. m5 EsSTRA Y. AME to the enclosure of the subseriter With the letter S. branded on tha left shouler and a star on mer [Oreaead, She is about x Fears old. tpl ya png heen na charges and away 7 iy Pap 4. ¢. Ric. ep igor queers: Bioenfiehd aud ibe serous on the 6th:of September; a Day Atare ~ The Judicial J Repablicins, do election tess important for us t hen, a8 it was on th ber, and if we are ac wo will be successful is using evel one magnet on manufacture ag nent, to be re-elect feat him easily, if v _ it Besides this, we of the Supreme Cor we have nomi wen in our party. not trust everything hope that every Re é#& the polls to-m with all his vigor f the ticket. > gp Vote for Ni Jadge, because you: ally'as @ neighbor, adJudge he is well q tioti on the Supren Advertise The following let Post Office in this ending Monday, € Persons inquiring letters will please « J, 8. Adame, H. F. J. Clark, Henr: man, Joseph 4 Magee; Washingto ' Peters; Jetse Art §; Raymond, T. Rumery, B. R. St ib, Isaac Wadaw Held for posta; et nominated for Public Instructio: ee ee John ¢ ‘gentleman the Republican Y of County Judge, éhjoyd the confid of this county an ~B large majority for him is great Nevada City, his larger majority f for Hon.Newton Democrat froni { shat hd isso pop ship;where he years, that they + ity for John Cal 1h At the last ship gave a maj Democratic tick ~ GH Vote for I for Staite’ Superi ction — a afid & christian: We are indeb 83 and 624 Cla; %, for “Emersor dance, arrang and Samar i b is supplied with California musit #0 any:part of tl supplied. ee E* Vote tor &hd save thousa laboring men of

Tuesday, Ootoder 17, 1871, This gentleman is the nominee for upreme Judge on the Republican et, dnd @ better nomination tould not have bepn made. Asa matter of county pride, we learn that Denk ocrats in all. parts of the county will sowscrat ELECTION. Wednesday, October 16th, 1871. Lone fore SL ODED oars Cle ‘erm Short Teem=—-A: QO. NELRS....08 Meverias HENRY N. BOLANDER. .of San Francinoo, SOHN CALDWELL», ., «4.1.08 Mevads City, SOR SELES I LETHE, A Fraud Attempted. O.P. Fitagerald, Democratic candete for Superintendent of Public Anstruction, has attempted to secure " tain Bleotion by one of the most contemptible frauds known to polticians. wegtal ga liste be would descend to: the iow Ghais of fraud practiced by the ‘Tan many yi antl we saw his ‘gb feaud waa discovered: in time te ae The Eaainer will em deny this _ Charge .ag id, ‘as it did po at canary story,” and denounce these slandors agarmst the reverend. “follower of the meek andilowly,” as one of thé grossest outrkyes éver perpetrated. We live ixrour possession, however, oné of these packages of pasters;and a number of them wore received by E. M. Preston of this city, This attempt “ avfreod has been foiled:at leavé -in ‘Phils locality, We say~to honest, Ghsintian Detiocrats; will you. cast your. votes for a man who pretending to euch frauds as: this? We believe thiérs are many Democrats who will aioty We urge Republicans’ in every pait of the county to ace to it that‘no patters ‘aro° usd “Upon Republican tickets; and thatthe Parson's roguery Be made to tell against him. Gr Ya for Jolm Culdwell’ and you will always feel proud of the act Look ut for Pasters. _ QO. P., Fitzgerald has sent pasters __ albeter thd State, in hopes ofsteal ent of Publid Instruction from hia opponent: He haw «a card with his mame. on, and just-above, in large lettera is printed. ‘“Pasters inside.” Let the Reppblicans of Nevada __Sourity ‘gumentes their tickets closely has on it the vce as uname t BOLANDER, yaaa alacnaiarmainal [ah Wesnie Piegeraid's position ‘ onthe Chintes quastion ¥ He has vote fur hith, as they should, No man in the county ranks higher with the members of the bar than Judge Niles. Another reason why Nevada county people, irrespective of party, should support Judge Niles, is that he is entirely familiar with the laws and. customs of mining, on account of his long practice in Courts where important mining suits were tried. The whole northern part of the State is equally interested with Nevada county in having upon the Supreme Bench, where important mining cases are finally decided, such a man as Judge Niles. The other candidate for this position isfrom the agricultural section, and of all the members of the Court as.at present constituted, tiohe are so Well qualified to deal with mining questions as Judge Niles. . . Let the voters of Neveda county vote for him irrespective of party, rot'dnj. ly becatisé he is & regident of the county, but because his services will be beneficial on the Supreme Bench in the adjadication of mining cases. t Patents if you want the last doliar taken out of your pockets: for New School Books, \6 6 for the hypcrite, O. P. Fitzgerald. exten#ively engaged in the niahufacture of lgrd and in. curing hams and bacon near-this city; Théir éstablishment is on the Grass Valley road, and is arranged so that the work can be rapidly done; and everything is Asst snd clean-about-thetaken in every part of the process ef Ctiring, atid the product of the. es stablishment has a State reputation. Heretofore the curing business could only be done during the Winter but this season. Mr. Cashin has-been experimenting in the: coristruétion of a building on the principle of.« refrigerator, so that the work can be dome at any seasun. He has conStracted two large shieds in which the temperature never gets above 40 degrees, Wo understand that it is the . dist purpose of Cashin & Kent to put up. an extensive pork packing eéstablishment at Boes, on the line of the Central Pacific road. Look Out Republicans: Your tickets are not: long; rewd . them carefully, ahd #66 to it that Fitzgerald does not make his pasters stick. Bt Fitugerald’s Pastors. Every precinct in Nevada -coanty hat been sapplied with Fitzgerald's pasters, See that none of them are used on Republican tickets. <a Henry N. Bolander does not drink gin; hot whiskies of play tenpins, but he always pays his bills. tH Vote for John: Caldwell, @man who is honored. and esteémed by all who. knew him: That Card. Parson Fitzgerald has seut to every part of the State cards that.read as follows: PASTERS INSIDE, For Supt: of Public Instruction. 0. P. FITZGERALD, Tewill be observed thatthe Parson don’t mention the word Democratic, simply because: he dédires td make the ‘‘Pasters Inside” stick on Republicati tickets. The game won't win. The 'Parson developed his “little game of cheat’ too soon before election. Let members of the Republican Central Committee in the several tewnships, and Jeading: Republicans in every precinct see to it itthat the Parson’s pasters are not! _. used. om Republican tickets. . Own individual interest dnd vote for Henry N. Bolander. {97 Vote: for-Joha Cwidwell, the 4jBepublican. nominee for County . Judge. A better nomipation could! will show after the election. (ge Henry Ny Bolander® willbe a . lected Superintondent of Public inyou t pay? The tax collector is now abroad, and you will Anda nice little bill to settle that you did mot count upon ‘ ‘The law was prepared by Fitggerald and passed on his reconimendation without any modification by the Legislature, Under this law additional taxes, without a vote of the taxpayers being taken, have been levied in the. following districts in this county: Blue Tent, Chalk Bluff, Clear Creek, Cherokee, Columbia Hill, Eureka, French Corral, Indian Springs, Graniteville, Kentucky Flat, Little York, Liberty . Hill, Lake City, Moore's Fiat, Mooney Flat, North San Juati, North Bloomfield, Omega; Pleasant Valley Quaker Hill, Relief Hill, Spenceville, Selby Flat, Willow Valley. In all the above named districts an extra tax, in addition to the county school tax, has been levied without submitting the question to the vote of the taxpayers, and the law providing for this tax was drafted and its passage secured by Rev. O: P. Fitzgerald. ty” Republicans, vote fot Rhodes and Niles because they are members of your party, worthy of your support, and because they havé the ability and integrity which eminently qualifies them for the position of Suptemé Justices of the State. eererey rer car It you vote for ‘Fitegerald you will be ashamed of it as-long as you live, Ee" Vote for Joh Caldwell for Ooanty, Judgé; ad pure and convcientious man as ever r lived. The Nerth Metttsls Induivedes Co. This Insurance Company, of which San Franuiseo, an@ Geo. W. Welch is-the local agent in this. city; have determined to Pay. all their Shines can assets. The following. didpiateh has been received by Tillinghast Bros from the head office, London: Board subscribe $5000 for the Chicago sdfferers. Will settic all lossespromptly. Dat ddad th Cone dem sight. American asséts Will not a i advertisement of the company will be foand in another column. EW" Vote for Rhodes and Niles: for the: Supreme Bench, because they 1 are the best men; : &Vote for “Rhodes. because -of his long experience on the Supreiie Beneh; and beciiuss he is oné of the ablest jurists.in the State. — Ee Vote for A: C. Niles because he is thoroughly acquainted with mining .laws and: customs, and stands among the first in the legal profession’in thé state, te Vote for Rhodes, because durings term of ten years on the Su: pretne Bench he has stood high among the legal profession,and there is nota mistake or an -omission of duty that can be charged against him ty Everybody should vote for Niles because he is not only well qualified for the office; but he is one of the pioneers of ‘the county, an able lawyer and an upright Judge. tH Vote for Tonn Caldwell for County Judge, an abler or better Man cannot be found: Drytown, Amador county, on Satur day, the 7th inst: A vine at Binghampton, New York, destroyed $40;000 worth of property. \ Gawenan Purt's order forbidding Spanish soldiers belonging to -political associations has been renewed. SECRETARY SEWARD'S life is instited A mattwar from Paris to Pekin is suggested. Esenezen Coox, Vice-President road Company, died suddenly at . Davenport, Iowa, of congestive chills .fortythousand miles in diaméter— five times Jarger than the whole . planet we ivhabit. A keen eye can . see it through smoked glass. Tue projected establishment of a direct line of steamships froni Phila: Turns is now a large pear-shaped . spot on our dide'of. thé sunwhich is/ Hall on Seturday lenigitd forced pee dee oh €0measures to aid the Chicago » Mes. A. H, Hanson was elected President, and Mrs, H. 8. Bradley Secretary, and it was resolved to get up a promenade concert. The committees were appointed and on consulting yesterday the ladies concluded to abandon the project, as the immediate necessities of the people are relieved. They also thought that ample opportunity will be given for all. who desire to contribute at.the polls to-morrow, as there will be contribution boxes at every precinet in the county. ce Vote for John Caldwell whois in every respect thoroughly gone gent for the office. poy Martford Insurance Company. The Hartford Insurance Company have inforn.ed their agents that they are prépared to pay all losses by the Chicago fire, at sight. This is a safe and reliable company. H. H. Haskins, at George E. Turner's, is local agent for the compary, and will give all necessary information to those who desire insurance. fer Vote for John Caldwell and every other man on the Republican ticket, tar Democrats, if you will vote your ticket, stratch Fitzgerald. te Vote for John Caldwell for . County Judge, for he wili diacharge the duties of the offies faithfully and impartially. aaa sai Wolo tie Wins Meade ive Tipé scholar, a clear and logical thinker; and he will write opinions from the Suprethé Court of the State. Es Vote the entire Judicial ticket mpeg. eee eR AsemeetT ty is an able, Tonest a and tipright Jadge. ES Vote for Riiodes aivd Niles because such terpret the laws and adjudicate cases in the highest tribunal of the State. tH Vote for Rhodes because he is farniliar with the work and.opinions of the Supreme Court from his long service of the Bench, and will therefore adhere to the rules of law so Remember the Sufferers. To-morrow boxes will be placcd at the polls to receive contributions for the Chicago sufferers. They nuthber nearly 100,000, and a long and severe Winter is upon them. Every

voter can afford to give something for their relief. ~_—__-ooo te Vote forthe Devil in prefer ence to Fitzgeruld. Ee Vote for Henry N. Bolander, for he is one of God's Noblemen, ' The Boards of Registration. {] The Boards of Registration thronghday. Those who desire to examine the poll lists can-do so, and all who are not enrolled should attend ta the matter. The Board in this city will be in session at the voting placé on Broad street. te Vote for John Caldwell, for he confidente. In Joaquin Miller's poem of Kit Carson's life, he begins. by representing Kit Carson astride a _baredackert, perteotly naked horsé. Before he conchudes his-ride, it is stated by the poet, he “‘rose in ‘his‘stirrape’”’ for some purpose or other. How a man on a bare-backed horse could manage to’ rise in his stirrups is a question which threatens to stirrup quite a controversy. will be elected by 400 majority. Panmrzrs should seldom ‘waih their hands in turpentine, as the . . Practice, if persisted in, will lead, to the most serious results, even to the’ logs of power in the wrist joints, One hundred large vessels, loaded with valuable .cargoes,.are now on their way to Boston from every.quarter of the globe. Tue Dutch Gap Canalis tow of practical use, workmen are en now passthrough it: The canal is séven miles of river navigation. and clinch the victory of September . , meti are required to in. . out the county will be in session to. of°3 has proved himself worthy of al] UFrVote for John Caldwell, for he}! in enlarging it, vessels of all sizes’ about fifty yards in length and saves. . Big Hotel. . ” ‘Sweeney &D are building a large brick at Truckee, Opposite the depot, on Front atreét. It will be 125 feet front, and the lower part will be océupied by stores te Vote for Henry N. =r} because he is against the Chinaman. Tue republican journals of Paris demand of Thiers that he shall take a prompt and vigorous action for the suppression of Bonapartist conspiracies. . NOTICE. a The following is a copy of 2 telegram received at our Office aay : toHasprronp, Oct. lth, 1871. **Cannot tell extent Chicago losses. We are prepared to pay all claims AT SIGHT, “GEO. L. CHASE, President.” EFERRING to thé above, we sré read to issue Policies im the “OLD HART. ate! at rates commensurate with securiy . HEYWOOD & FLINT, Manazors Pacific Department, HARTFORD Fire Insurance Company, SAN FRAXCISCO. H. H. HASKINS, _ Lecal Agent, At-Geo. E. Turner's Store, Pine Street. Nevads,-Oct. 2th. NORTH. BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO. 3,611,162 Life Assuranceand ‘Annuity fund, 11,568,884 Geld Basis, $25,180,846 GEO. W. WELCH, Agent, Nevada City, Cal. * Notice, to o Creditors. b ig erie OF JOHXN.DORR, deceased. ligt PPro be gant he a ed, administrator of the sai olf itors of, and all persons c against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the vouchers,. within four months after the Publication of this notice, to the said administrator, at the SS ee im the city and . Hotel, pg gd old ai THE LAST CHANCE: Omaha Legal Enterprise ih AID OF A PUBLIC LIBRaRy . ) oo $20,000 the Highest Priset Tickets $2 Kach. SF At a Mesting of citizens of @mahe,” Sept. 19th, 1871, it was voted to drew POSITIVELY Tuesday, October 31, 187. EBPERENCES : CHIEF OF POLICE, Omaha: ANY CITIZEN OF OMAHA, Nebracks — Depository—-Banking House, CaldSH Omshs papers tent fres ts pecncns de siring to see theni. MONEY CAN. BE SEXE IN REGISTER. ED LETTERS OR MONEY ORDERS. For full particulars address, J. LYFORD & 00. TickETs cAN EE HAD oF CARLEY & TOMPHINS; aud A.,. SANFORD, Nevada City. B60 LesT. City or Grass Valley. 6 " : Le “wuteiing= Cn a Blsck atin Deas. Fred Se et eee: Jeaying the sunie af the National M. CHIVELL, Lake Ofty. HAMILTON'S RESTAURANT, Commerciat Street; Nevads City: oes MEBAES porv0d at att nour of te dy 0 «pel ieusoeedls be supplin’ with the belt. prodigy + affords. Gauwmieue + open until -2.0’c ‘ im the morning ‘whenever parties are given: ~ @16 WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD fer the recovery of the cloths stolen -freuk my Clothing establishment in Grass Valley on Tudsday night, sd * tvthi, 1871. AMIN Wood. Grass Valley, Oct. 3d. LOST. BOUT TWO WEEKS AGO, a Sorrel A horse Mule, 4 years old, with harness v ,saetimm size aha branded 3: Li? owright hip. The mule was lost six miles above Cisco and traced to the town of Cisco. phen finder-wiil be rewarded by animal to H. 0. MILLS Stable, Nev ‘a o3-2w JERRY DL s “CHABLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN ° J Pep rd GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURGH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA: S77” New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay. Groods sold’ at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. 02 ly arranged. The finder wil) be suitably reSn eenG ths Property at yon ag The National Exchange Shaving Saloon and Baths. Having my bes fomey al pak time. VING, SHAM. BA at any POOING AND HAIR CUTTING. ‘The public is invited to give mea.call.. The Union Shaving Saloon man where 014 customers will be acconmodated. NAT. FORD. Proprietor. vy WNevada, Oct.llth. FRUIT AND VARIETY STORE ‘* * Qtiapman’s Ola Stabd, Pine st. TS Store will be conétan T with the best of ‘SoNPUOPIONERY, EA Case andl Cash Guede, ‘New FRESH FaUtre of all . wwrrmee eall, ell Seisciscemehinniat ae 1 work. Sante: Ven Wtesanel Of Nevada are invited . CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MIEL. M. L. & D. MARSH, EEP See Gomagneke pn A? all times @ eit din mnie ce crmapeininiianis Nevada, May 1st. CORNE BROAD & PINE 8Ts. C, BECKMAN, Rc. ac. SA sap cticags on. hand. Th Ber wabWayé sap dappiied with the beat articles im the beve line) Call and sample. m5 EsSTRA Y. AME to the enclosure of the subseriter With the letter S. branded on tha left shouler and a star on mer [Oreaead, She is about x Fears old. tpl ya png heen na charges and away 7 iy Pap 4. ¢. Ric. ep igor queers: Bioenfiehd aud ibe serous on the 6th:of September; a Day Atare ~ The Judicial J Repablicins, do election tess important for us t hen, a8 it was on th ber, and if we are ac wo will be successful is using evel one magnet on manufacture ag nent, to be re-elect feat him easily, if v _ it Besides this, we of the Supreme Cor we have nomi wen in our party. not trust everything hope that every Re é#& the polls to-m with all his vigor f the ticket. > gp Vote for Ni Jadge, because you: ally'as @ neighbor, adJudge he is well q tioti on the Supren Advertise The following let Post Office in this ending Monday, € Persons inquiring letters will please « J, 8. Adame, H. F. J. Clark, Henr: man, Joseph 4 Magee; Washingto ' Peters; Jetse Art §; Raymond, T. Rumery, B. R. St ib, Isaac Wadaw Held for posta; et nominated for Public Instructio: ee ee John ¢ ‘gentleman the Republican Y of County Judge, éhjoyd the confid of this county an ~B large majority for him is great Nevada City, his larger majority f for Hon.Newton Democrat froni { shat hd isso pop ship;where he years, that they + ity for John Cal 1h At the last ship gave a maj Democratic tick ~ GH Vote for I for Staite’ Superi ction — a afid & christian: We are indeb 83 and 624 Cla; %, for “Emersor dance, arrang and Samar i b is supplied with California musit #0 any:part of tl supplied. ee E* Vote tor &hd save thousa laboring men of