October 24, 1876 (4 pages)

fats AE Sk nh iA OB, RO =, 1 2 as ( Ble Daily Transcript . NEVADA CITY, CAL. _ Tuesday, October 24, 1876. Too Thin! The Grass Valley Union, in its notice of the, Carpenter meeting held here on Friday uight, Bays: : “Mr, Carpenter was the first speaker, and altucugh suffering somewont from hoarseness, be svon inierested his audience, as (hey saw in the cundidate un able and forcibie speaker, and one who tuteHectaaily, uot only far outrauks bis Oppove t, bal every” other Congressional vominee in the State.”’ = We only listened toa portion of “Mr. Carpenier's speech: We heard enough, however, to satisfy us that those who bave all along been claiming the gentlem.n ay an orator, must have been attempting to perpetrate ajoke. He bas not the first element -of a good speakgr,.xo far as we c uid detect, and our opinion, we believe, will be coincided with by at least one *nalf of the Deinverats who stopped to listen to his dry harangue. We have heard several Democrats suy, that, judging by his speech on Priday night, his ; bility bas been greatly over-estimuted. We purposed to, and did'g've bim and his meeting a fair-notice;-but we cannot stretch the truth so far as.to admit that Mr. Carpenter held, and interested his audience, or that he is intellectually the above notice uttempts to picture him. We havea full report of bis speech, and if any caudid man, after reading it, will declare it able, we will agree to buy Mi. Carpenter a ° hat twice the size he now wears. It ig too thin to attempt to “piss Mr. Carpenter off for an orator, or.an‘intellectually superior man up in this altitude. op a oe Chinese Naturalization. Ep. Transcript: As the Democratic press and stump well know that ignorance and prejudice.are the corner stones of their hopes, they continue to raise a bugiboo im relation to the question of Chinese, and Chinese ‘naturalization,’ To offset such clap-trap, will you please publish the enclosed extracts from the, U, S. Statutes published in 1875, and where accuracy is duly authenticated. Page 380, ‘‘Tithe XXX Naturalizatioh’’ says: “An alien may be admitted to become a citizen of the United States in the following manner, and not otherwise,"’ etc. The same’ title, Sec. 2169 (as amended on page 1435) reads: ‘‘Vhe provision of this Title shall apply to aliens being free while persons, and to alieus of African nativily, and to persons of African descent. Taking Sec, 2165 in connection with the amended Sec, 2169, it is evident to any person capable of understanding the plain import of the English language, that no Chinaman or other Asiatic can be naturalized tuuder the United States Laws. The Amendments to the Constitu.tion do not confer any new privilege or right on aliens. A Kervsiican Cavoastan. Grass Valley, Oct, 20, 1876. ( _ Well Posted, A nice liltle incident occurred in the Nineteenth District Court at San Francisco the other day. An -Irishman Was being examined as to_his qualifications and answered promptly and with a more than oridinary. degree of intelligence till the question was propounded: ‘‘Are you attached to our republican form of government?’ when he promptly aud with an insulted air replied: ‘No fam not, yer Houior, I'm a Demoerat.’’ An equally sharp point Was made by a gentleman in this.Cily a few days ayo. A Republican was eudeavoring to make him sée that it was to his interest to vote for Hayes and Wheeler, but theman could not See it, Te said he would not vote for a party that favored the chiiese. The Republican denied” the charge and demanded of his friend to tell one Demrerat who has raised bis hand agatust chinese emigration. The man said he could name lots of them. Well nume one said the Republican, ‘*Bo dad, I ean do that very easy,’ said the man. ‘Frank Page is one of them,’ Well said the Republican will you vote for Page, “you bet your life I will’ said the man, ‘I wont vote for any-of yam chinese spul}ceus you bet you.”’ “No sir.” = ton Sunday. Prof. Baldwin. The distinguished exposer of spiritnalistic phenomena is now. at Vir ginia City, and is making asimuch of a flarry there as elsewhere on this Coast. For the sublimity of cheeky the Professor excels any individual we have ever met, If his assertions were all true, he isthe smartest man in christendom; He advertises to perform all the tticks of all the most noted mediumistic tricksters, in one or two evenings. Ail know who attended his entertainments here know that he did not perform one-balf what Faster. did, and that his Katy King ‘searftes are not an exposition of that frand at all. He did not do>cne. nalf-sthe-wag credited with doing, ‘and .the conditions “imposed upon him and his avsistants by the ‘ap, ointed commilteés, was DO bindrance . whatever to his performances. Ii is well known tbat shrewd men—scien. utations upon proving Ka ie King frand, staid right with the person performing the tricks for—montts, Land still did not discover the fraud: Prof. Baldwin’s tricks were well performed, but most every one discov. ered the manner of doing many. of them: in ove evening's. performance, and befure he exposed his methods. The committees allo ‘ed him to suggest just’ bew everyknot in the ropes shonld be tied and just how every other test should be made, because they did not desire to achieve the reputation of being ‘‘smart’’ wheu they knew the Professor would PI shail uot notice bim again, . pose-be bus-obtuined Waal be Wants. tite men—men who staked their rep= [viet be-wilt be-euubled nts de Tbe aes king be did me the honor to say. SNow In THE Mountains AND Caz‘Tom Fitch Goés For His Persecutors. ee Ata mass. meeting in San Francisco, Saturday evening, Tom Fitch turned opov his ealumniators in the following pungent manner: “Let the hounds bay ~let them continue to sparl! Let Mr. Professor Lippet, the late c-nvert to reform, and who has made me bis target, take a fresb look at the pardon granted him by an indulgent Pre-ideut for the crime of breaking open and robbing the Governaent mails.— [Applause]. Let Judge Robert Ferral, Hoodium Judge, of a bovodlum Court, repeat, as he did at Valiejo, the he that Iwas convicted und sent tu tbe Wiscousin Penitentiary, and pardoned out. ‘Let ~binr repeat it. I supHf bas caused me to meéution his name in a pubiic ineeting, aud ber You dirty dog get out of my way.’ ”’. {tremendous applause.) Let the drauken editor of:-the Examiifér George Peun Jounson, rub» out th blood on his handsfroai tbe murdered Ferguson, and thea concoct ab‘otber slande:acainst me. Let the truckling fellow of the Her ld, Bogart, rub’ bis wrists, which were chufed by the Governr-.at frons, placed there for robbing the’ United States safe at Brooklyn. Then let him return to the charge afcesh.— As for the other Demgeratic editots aud propriétors of the’ Examiuer, AE} ff Boots @rraxs.—Senator. Booth ‘said im his speech at San Francisco party sba]l Suceeed'to power in . this canvass, it will be placing the destinies of this Republic into the bands of a political organization that for years sought to destroy it, . Why, what do we see? Parties divided us they were when the destinies of ‘his country were to be decided by armies: a solid South, made solid as it was in 1861, by asocial ostracism; by ivtimidition, by personal violenc , led on as it was led even by: the Hotspur, Setth—Carolina. What snpport bas that party in the North? ‘It has the support of every mano wiio gave aid end comfort tothe rebellion; it has the support of every man who allied himself with treacherous organizations. Has the’ time come when we can afford to surreuder the fruits of that blood-bought vic ory?” ec litiann aelT GAR < tree TLE.—Yeste, my Hon. A. J.” Pelbam came down from ibe summit of the Sierra Nevada, and he reports that snow, to the depth of about four inches, is v6w on the summit. What rain bas fallen in those elevated recalculated to do the vattle pastured there any good, And 80 the cattle men are about to ove their stock to. the valleys below, to Winter quarters apd we shall soon see la:ge dreves passing though Grass Valley .wnd going to the ‘Slickens’? regions. Thursday night: Biche Demogratic } gions has been very cold, and not} Keep. the children off the streets; Hayes and Wheeler,’ ae Ses ene M M Esjee, San Francisco / € C Jones, * do W Deimer, Grass Valley E Robinson, San Fraucisco , J Robin‘on, do he. G@ G Frve, Grass Valley $ R Weller,.Bear Valley P R Houma, S n Francise S Rise well, Moore’s Flat G@ W Smith, City T P Blue, You Bet N Appleton, Grass Valley Jd Conn, City © Hatch, do JC Justice, City O Prown, do W-H-Mesd, ““rashington W_A-Marshall, Omega ~~ O Gy ley, (rasx ValleyW Gcenston, Canada Hill 3 Voli: ams, Grass Valicy Dra t> wards, do Miss shen, Moore’s Flat§J Williams, Grass Valley JM “Wilson, doM Mener, SanyJuan & PH Butler, do .J P Hart, Sacramento IT P Blue, You Bet Jd Hussey, ~~ de-: { S$ Crawford, Washing‘on = H Webb, » do 8 L Blackwell, Moore’s Flat W Lawrence, Citv C Hemson., do O Greeley, Franklin Mine. : W Cranston; Cunada Hill * Dat i dwards, City Union Hotel. ~ Henery Starr, Red Dog LM Sukeforth, V Flume J A Justice, City HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. Ss, A. EDDY, Proprietor: » Saturpay, October 21st, 1876, Sunpay, Ouwtober 22nd, 1876. é HOTEL ARRIVALS. for tee Tux Republicans claim 1,000 majerity in Sacramento™ county JACOBNA FFZIGER, Proprietoi “’*SaturpayY, October 21st, 1876, * Republican Meeting?’. — HON, THOS, FITCH ‘ TLL ADDRESS THE PEOPL y issues of the de7, at _ me . Nevada, Thursday, Oct, 9¢ Grass Valley, Friday, Oct, 27 rangements for the re ception . of the-spes. ker and Clu» organizations are particularly requested to co-operate in the arrange. ments mide. a : By order.of the Cithinittes, MED. Borack, Séc. KR. 8.C Cc. Boe Repubtican Meetings, \ ) ILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE onthe ‘ issucs Of the day.i-at Truckee, Wednesday, Nord. The County Comm ‘t'ee will} Icase make arrang: ments for the reception of the &pea. ker. and Club orgunizations are particularly requested ty .o-operate in the atrange. ments mace, me By order of the Committee, = _ ALEX. G, ABELL, Chairmai,. M.D, Boruek. See: R. 8, C C, JOHN JACK’S G:GAR AND*TOBACCO DEPOT, Connty Committees will please make ay.ALIX. G. ABELL, Chairnign-°— HON JOWN F. SWIFT Nevada, ‘Tuesday, Oct. 81st ef ? The Dail NEVADA LOCAL Loc2 i “We hope the Club-will give th who will be here a chance to bear stirring campaik disposed to prot lege. will be’ enjo tend the Fitch o evening. Pure, invigor: je the conditton _. pow. There were se ple went down t ing at Grass i evening. Free jnstitutions. Tf the weathe PY Thursday hi. ever seen in thi Sweet cider most people. df bushels. of ground in this hardware siores ston there at presses going bayers. Way. cider mill, and cider etaud on “tgave’”’ the app Estee explain at the second performance. His mind reading was a_ puzzler to most people at first, but several gentlemen in this city discovered the whole trick at onesitting, They ; found ont-that by a little sleight of hand manipulations, each one of the peilets he answered had been opened aud read by bim before-he answered them, and there are several bere now who cun do the trick as well as the Professor, Remember this trick was not explained or exposed by him, therefvre it proves thatthe Professor is not as expert in*deceiving others as thousands. of tric sters pretending to be mediums are. Prof. Baldwin performs most. of his feats well, but they. are not nearty as nsystifying ay the sleight of hand tricks ‘of Herma, Yamadeva or Heller, So far us exposing any of the real phases of spiritualism, he does nothing of the kind: One peculiarity inthe Profassor's experience spiritualism the strongest, are the first and easiest to be fooled by him with his pretended mind reading, They become marvelous, and swallow every word he utters as gospel truth, while they know he does not . claim bis performances to bo anything but atrick. One would infer from his experience that opposers of the belief are so simply because they have never seen any of the: wonders of the system. From what .we can learn, Prof. Baldwin bas changed the belief of about as many Spiritualists as Dr. Shortridge did believers in orthodoxy by his exposures while here, The only difference is Sbhortridge don’tmake a cent while Baldwin?) coiniag money. His munaexpenses of the troupe, took away about ten thousand dollars from this . Coast, and he was here less than three months. _ Nothing pays be.ter than a first-class humbug. calibia dpi seamen An Old Settler Gone. Majuor Anderson, s> well known to residents of the Southern part of the county, died at the County Hospital on Friday last, and was haried there The old gentleman was somewhere in the neighborhood of eighty-five years of age. He has al. ways been active and spr ghtly until within the last two years. We remember afew years,ago seeing the old gentleman return from the bunt almost daily, well loaded down with game. His eye beemed as good, and his hand as steady asa boy’s. The Major always claimed that he was at the battle of Waterloo, and us d to describe with a great deal of particularity the position df the two ar-mies,"and the part taken Ly each division in the engigement. Nothing would rouse him so qnickly as.to doubi the superiority of We)ling on und the English army. For the past two years he has been partia!ly he’ pless troa old age, although he coud walk around mostef the time. His mental faculties became dimmed as his body becaue feeble, aod: it has been with great effort that he could even disti: guish friends who went out there tor visit him, during the pust six mouths, Mr. Anderson bas u sony who, we beveve, besa lucrative position as Chief Engineer of the OQverwan. mive,’ Virginia: City We hope Jobu /Auderson, the sou, will never die awong stranvers apd 13 ¢ hitile Phil Roach, that Bantam of the Bohemian Clab--the dwarf turkeycock of the political barnyard, tbe exebarkeeper, who speaks in thre’ languages and thinks in hone. Oh, If he becomes trouble. some all I have to do is to hire « hoodlum to pin a red feather~to his cout-tail and he wil] strut himself ‘to death. [Great laughte:.]” let him go, >. New Puper, We notice ty several of our exchanges that a new paper is:to be started at Colfax, by Bem Frank, recent proprietor and founder of the Dutch Flat Forem, The paper will be called the £)'> p‘*>.* Whether our Colfax neighbors will pot up liberally enough to support a good. pais this: He says these who fight ge*, after paying salaries and all the . be buried trom a County Hospital. per, we do not know) Wedo know, . howeve , that Ben Frank will give them nothing but-a good paper, and if it is not well supported, it will be the fault of tle citizens of the p'ice. Tue Narrow Gavuas.—This institutiod, known asthe Colfax-Nevadu Narrow Gauge, is duing an immense business, not only in the freight line, but also in carrying pa gers both ways over the line daily. Tha monthly receipts of the institution far exceed auything ant cipated by the stockbolde. ; or managers. It is one of the smoothest roads in the State to.ride over, andthe passenger cars are first-class. The offi «rs of the road are extremely accommodating, and the conductor—Mr. Me Kenny—is the right man ib the right place. He iseveron the alert aud dyes everything in his powbr to make bis passengers comfortable. All the Narrow Gauge company now best paying roads in the State, is a first rat. Wagon ‘road to ‘this place. Hud the company appropriated $25,000 for that purpose six months ago, pleted before this time and the receipts of the road would have been doubled, if not tripled.—San Juana Tine. . oe A RICH uvcle who would refuse to pay back $40 expended in bringing howe for decent burial the dead hoy of a gallant nephew who died in battle, would be voted very mean. But when this rich uncle gives as a’ reasvn for his meanness that ‘the was opposed to his goingto the war and did everything bhe’could to prevent him,” he adds disloyalty to brutality. And just such apuncle is San‘uel J. Tilden! Ifthereis any mean {hing in the whole calendar ot meanbeen guilty, if would be a relief to jhave the case spevitied.—Aibany Journal, eerie Ma. Baisrow made a good point in a recent speech when he said that there had been defaulting pension ageuts and land agents and collecturs of customs all over the seountry under Democratic administrations, bat cau any obe polit to an insiauce . Where any cheof these Dewoer tc ‘titeves had the key of a peniteniiary turned upon tim? Bat not. sd with Republicans. It punishes its thieves, and intends to do so. ~ ‘That is the difference between Democratneeds to make their roadone of the! oO a good road wéuld have been cow. } those mountain: cattle may eat up: some of the litt’e darlings.—Gru: x Valley Union. ~ A ~° » iar Gesxerat THomas Ewrna, the eminent Ohio Dewocrst uid a Greenbacker, is said to have remarked to a friend recently: “Tam utterly discouraged, ‘Tae factis, I lave lost confidence. _ I -will go further — I have rever had bope of success since the St, Louis Convention, , Tilden is a deceit and a fraud, and I have no idea-that the people of the North will tolerate him.’’ ; Ar the last Congressional election in Ohio the Democrats ‘carried the State by 17,202, and elected thirteen vut of twelity Congressmen. Now, the Republicans overcome that nmia. jority, carry the State bymore than five thousand and elect twelve Congressmen—argiin, of five, . that? ch fe" bd pe eieractent ise <> SOR Wericu is the most. desirable in South Carolina, rifle clubs’ who ‘disturb the pexce or Federal troops who keep the peace? Which is civil? Which is just? Which is Republican? Let the honest Democrat arswer,— Marysville Appeal. How is r — >a Tar only hope of. Democratic suecess this year ‘was in a change. sweeping Aud the evidence of such a chauge can nowhere be discovered. * [By Telegraph,] Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 2380 Ophir 524. 1130 Mexican 231 300 Gould & Curry 1534, 600. Best & Belcher 4744. 365 California 583¢, 340 Savage 143). 145 Con Virginia 5374. “60° Kentuck 12. 415 Imperial 334, ‘ Alpha 4514, 275 Belcher 1834. 20) Siecra Nevada 123,, 12 Confidence 16, 50 Utah 18. 165 Exchequer 1: Me 110 Overman 80, ~ £20 Justice 24%,, 555 Union Con 1374. 70 dilver Hill, 944. 67U Julia 74. Yesterday Afternoon's Sales. Mo-thern Belle 22%, Leopard 844. : ° Con Virginia 53, Yellow Jacket 24, Mexican 28, Ophir 51°. Co} fornia 38, Best & Belcher 46. Eureka Con 74, Savage 1417. Riyaond & Ely 6. PROBATE NOTICE. N THE PROBATE COURT ‘OP THE Gouniy of Nevada, State of. California. lu the matter of the estate-of Solon Shurtliff, deceased, Puilander Satton, thé adwiuisteator of the eiate of Solon Shuy-. lit Ceceased, having this day filed his aeccount, and p-esented tie same for settlemeut. itis oree «ithat Tuesday, the Lith day of Novem » 1876, at 10 o'clock, A. M. be, aud the same is hereby appoiated for the sett emeut of the sai: account; and that the suid Adaminittrator give notice thereof, by publication in the Nevada Daily. Tan. c Ta newspaper -rinted and pu lished law. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge; ic-promise aud Republican practice, 2 Dated Uct, gud, 1876. 4w pa . . said county, according to M.-B-buler;-CaseadeC H Chase, City $ CChase, Omega 7 Samucl Chounette, Sacr mento S Karr, V Flame J Munroe, Ked Dog Wm Baxter, City LM Su*eforth’, Cascade Mill T C Randall, Rock Creek M Coolbe, Sacramento J Brown, do C H Chase, Cify AD Mastin, do T Odgers, Grass Valley JC Magneder, Quakcr Hill R McLeod, do ING CUMPANY. set opposite the na shareholders as folldws: : No. of No. Names, Cert’e Ande*sen EK, 141 50 Butler Frank H. 148 100 Fos tick Wood) 212 100 Grun rt Oscar 194 260 Gruncrt Ose 195 50 Grunert Ose v « 196 Ai) Grunert Oscar 197 25. Grupert Osear 198 95 Grunvert Oscar 199 25 Grunert Oscer 200 25 Heriiby LW, 241 50 Herlihy D. 247 , 20 Hunts: B. 5 500 Hunt 8. B. 20 200 +unts. B. 1. 200 4 Hunt 3. B. 204. 1000 Hunt 8. B, 205 1000 Jones KF. E. > 103 100 Kennedy John cas Ih 100 Mansur I7.' 1uL 100 Mayer OC, F, 202 100 McLeod D. 8. 131 100 McPheltedge E. lil 230 Servis Mrs. s. F. 123 25 Small Wm. 161 500 : Sinell Wim, 162 6500 Y Srall.Wm., ; 214-2300 Small Wm. al" = 216 ° 2500 Small Win. Trustee 250 100 Small Wm. Trustee 251 50 Perry R. 0, eee 50 Perry R. C. 172 50 Tituan Alex 170 100, Wagner Peter” 244 100 Westtall N. H, 58 200 Westfall N.“H, 53 100 + Westf 11 N. H. 54 100 Westfall N. HH. 165 50 Westfull Nv H. ” “166 100 Westfall N. H. 167 100 Westfall N. H. 476 100 Westfall N. H. 178 109 Westfall N. -H. 179 100 Westfall N.-H, 180 100 Westfall N. H. 182 Y 50 Westfa IN. H. 183 50 Westfell N. H, 184 50 Westfall . H, _ 186 50 Westtall N. H. 187 50 Westfall N.H. 189 50 14th day of Sep 1876, so many HECES.f the Sixth diy of to psy delinquent pegses of sale. Frahcisco, Calfornis, Sunpay, October 22nd, 1876. $12 50. . 2509 . 220 JOHN JACK. B08 elegy ee ae ree 12 50 ‘FE. G. GUILD, 12 50‘ 6 25 Auctioneer and Commission 6 25 6 25 Merchant, ‘ a OFFICE—BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE. DELINQUENT NOTICE. : the 5 OF 125 00 58 OU 50°00 250 00 250 00 25 00 25 00 95 00 TOORE’S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MINN Principal ‘place of business, san Franeisco, Califoriia. Notice—There are delinquent upon following described stock, on ‘account: of A-sessment levied on the fourteenth doy of Seprember, 1376, the several amounts es of the respective Fenn Shares,-Amt, 500} wiil hoid” Auction Sales of PINE STREET--NEVADA CITY, UST RECEIVED, one of the Choiccst as well us Lavgest Siocks’of Cigars, ‘Touacco, Confec-. tionery, Nuts, Fancy Goods, Fruit, ete., « Ever brougktto Nevada City. Also Sole Agent for Nevada County forthe_sale of *“BACHE: OR’S DELIGHT,” ‘And “ALSUM.” Those who want to smoke a real nice Cigar should give these a trial. LR FAVORITE BRANDS. A FRESH SUPPLY, OF GITIZEN’S BANK, NEVADA CTTY. AVING been completely erowded 01! Hi of the old sterepor my second band yvoous, by the CAPITOL FURNITURECOMPAN Fi'ing the building w th FINE EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA MADE FURNITURE ITiave moved my 25 . AUCVLON STORE TO THF OLD ARMORY CULLDING, 10 . Opposite the New York Hotel, where . Howschold ; Goous, cte., 50} Every Saturday atat 2 o’el’k, P.M. . Goods sold et. Auction, on Commission, ! tuken Ou B Orage. 50 00 eae 85 00 25 ud 12 50 25 00 25.00 25.00 25 00 25 00 25 00 » 1 I 1 1 1 1 to toe bo & And in eccordance with law, and an order of tne Board of Directors, made on the Would a'so call attenti mn to the Capitol Furniture Store, Opposiie Cit:zers Bank, Broad Street, Whereparties in want-cf NEW FI Rar? Tun will.co well tocal duad examin goods and learn peices be!ore purebasts elsewaoere, us We wallrell tur CASH Chea} 50! er thau uny otucr establishment in See 50 1 aa County, é 560; Nevada City, Oct. 1 1876TI =neeneneentaceeninninereeenmvomet Sind oo . New ‘TriW cekly stage Line to NORTH SAN JUAN. snares ° \ s yy WM. SMALL, Secretary. Office—No. 555.Californie street, San } w ot each parcel of “said stock as muy be m y, will De sold at public euction . KB. NORTHUP, at the office of the Comoany, No. 535, califormia street,San Francisco, California, o2 Novemver 1876, the hour ef 2 o'clock, P. M., of said day; assessments thereon, together wit costs of advertising aud ex. stm WILL, on and. siter . * ST fate, you-atline of sts vel ween NEVADA che and. NURTH S‘N JUAN, os fullowe Leave North san Juz a at 645 A. Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mornings, : Pi if Nevada City, st 914 A.¥ And arrixe at : a (ity on the seme days, Leuye Nevics SUMMONS. E P. Hubbard, Defeudant. KE. P.“4Miabbard, befendant, of the day of. you of this samuinons, gzold coin. co N JUSTICE COURT OF LITTLE YO! K Township, County of Nevada, State of Cutifornia. Fux & Cioudman, Plaiuiiffs, vs. The people of. the State of California send greetmg to . E You are hereby equired to appesr before-me, at my swer the couphurtin said action, on file § in my office, within thirty days (exclusive } PUT & T4et OF rviceé) uiter the service « The said action is brought to recover the sum of $80.50 on x promissory neie, giver by you to Oliver #ox-& Co., andby them transfere’ fo Plaintitl, forthe sum of $x6, bearing date ot Oct. 15th, 1872 having a credit endorsed thereon of $5.50, dated Ot. 23rd, 1872. Said note and iutere-t payable in U. 8. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to ap: eor and answer ‘aid completat, as cbove required, said Plain tiffs willtake judgment eguinst ‘you.for the said amount of $80.50, together with interest, costs and damages. Given under my hand this lith day of October, 1876, : : W. C. BARKER, Justice of the Peace of said Tewnship, tn Sel 4 o'clock, P. M,, e-rivipg at dorty Juan sat 7P.M P Pach 3 ceived, and all orders any khica vromin sy ae ved to, Nevada City, July av, Loe Those Favorite B ands of Cigars ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTECandies, Nuts, Fruits, etc. Hon. M. M. citizens of “thi night last ath ‘generally admi of the ablest s paign. Thea point was miss plause was «re all went away . Mr. Estee is ¢ speaker. His friends here, cordial -welcou ™ here, An We underst bid putin fo: to the Coun less than $2, presented to . ors until after _ receiving bids — The Meetin; There will Thursday nig Republican bh force from al The town wil minations, b and the skies with fire-wor here from ev ty, and th eclipse anyt here for ten willbe one . Sy In conseqg running to G evening next cing Club \ ‘Thursday ev every Thurs until further Th We have . _ Styles of Hi Boy’s Cloth Overcoats~a quality and by any othe Corner I} To the Cred of . _._You are é ed that final made with . John W. Hi mittee, whe fosif’and st issue to eac Monday, t OKVIIANCs NO. 64 _ For the Co; struction of Sidewals* T 1S HER’ BY ORVERED BT NL office in Livtle York Yownsrhip, County ot PeUS Tees -éeg taleg : 2 vba ted as 1" Nevada, iti an action brouzht against you . {4 tbat sidewsl ks 06 . OMe’ cn ede of th by the above named Plantits, and an. . lows: Comiwen ing on tbe & L : old Gouuty row iat a por ouatuan ¢ lara’s 10%, oper uing iu a westerly direcucu to the hence West corucr of lot No.3, Block 49, : — aloug tue west siue of suid lot to ply Valiey"Poil Road. Ccb meneing ae a Opposite side of sticez, where Sage weit Walk chds, and coutinuio¢ zlong tbs its. siae of Grass Valley toll road to City OP Loaid sidewsik. to be «& astructed oarP manner hevein provided, to bee nt stones to.be set in the g ound & eee Ke deptu tu Lbecume Lrin, # va the nnn bene fect in widtu fyeafeuce; toe eled with Bue clean grav ., EXC ee ead portions uf the zbove es way be banit, 4 ee ia a« . ce aQ ; wo. i 4Passed Octo H Cc. Mi LL, Presik®* WJ. Chass, Clezr. dil ¢reditor, by receipt to th will receive debt and xe o18-lw Bo A few ge dated with + plying to M tocracy Hil Dear o: Francis P. journalist. the 18th in: ver Springs 87 years,

fats AE Sk nh iA OB, RO =, 1 2 as ( Ble Daily Transcript . NEVADA CITY, CAL. _ Tuesday, October 24, 1876. Too Thin! The Grass Valley Union, in its notice of the, Carpenter meeting held here on Friday uight, Bays: : “Mr, Carpenter was the first speaker, and altucugh suffering somewont from hoarseness, be svon inierested his audience, as (hey saw in the cundidate un able and forcibie speaker, and one who tuteHectaaily, uot only far outrauks bis Oppove t, bal every” other Congressional vominee in the State.”’ = We only listened toa portion of “Mr. Carpenier's speech: We heard enough, however, to satisfy us that those who bave all along been claiming the gentlem.n ay an orator, must have been attempting to perpetrate ajoke. He bas not the first element -of a good speakgr,.xo far as we c uid detect, and our opinion, we believe, will be coincided with by at least one *nalf of the Deinverats who stopped to listen to his dry harangue. We have heard several Democrats suy, that, judging by his speech on Priday night, his ; bility bas been greatly over-estimuted. We purposed to, and did'g've bim and his meeting a fair-notice;-but we cannot stretch the truth so far as.to admit that Mr. Carpenter held, and interested his audience, or that he is intellectually the above notice uttempts to picture him. We havea full report of bis speech, and if any caudid man, after reading it, will declare it able, we will agree to buy Mi. Carpenter a ° hat twice the size he now wears. It ig too thin to attempt to “piss Mr. Carpenter off for an orator, or.an‘intellectually superior man up in this altitude. op a oe Chinese Naturalization. Ep. Transcript: As the Democratic press and stump well know that ignorance and prejudice.are the corner stones of their hopes, they continue to raise a bugiboo im relation to the question of Chinese, and Chinese ‘naturalization,’ To offset such clap-trap, will you please publish the enclosed extracts from the, U, S. Statutes published in 1875, and where accuracy is duly authenticated. Page 380, ‘‘Tithe XXX Naturalizatioh’’ says: “An alien may be admitted to become a citizen of the United States in the following manner, and not otherwise,"’ etc. The same’ title, Sec. 2169 (as amended on page 1435) reads: ‘‘Vhe provision of this Title shall apply to aliens being free while persons, and to alieus of African nativily, and to persons of African descent. Taking Sec, 2165 in connection with the amended Sec, 2169, it is evident to any person capable of understanding the plain import of the English language, that no Chinaman or other Asiatic can be naturalized tuuder the United States Laws. The Amendments to the Constitu.tion do not confer any new privilege or right on aliens. A Kervsiican Cavoastan. Grass Valley, Oct, 20, 1876. ( _ Well Posted, A nice liltle incident occurred in the Nineteenth District Court at San Francisco the other day. An -Irishman Was being examined as to_his qualifications and answered promptly and with a more than oridinary. degree of intelligence till the question was propounded: ‘‘Are you attached to our republican form of government?’ when he promptly aud with an insulted air replied: ‘No fam not, yer Houior, I'm a Demoerat.’’ An equally sharp point Was made by a gentleman in this.Cily a few days ayo. A Republican was eudeavoring to make him sée that it was to his interest to vote for Hayes and Wheeler, but theman could not See it, Te said he would not vote for a party that favored the chiiese. The Republican denied” the charge and demanded of his friend to tell one Demrerat who has raised bis hand agatust chinese emigration. The man said he could name lots of them. Well nume one said the Republican, ‘*Bo dad, I ean do that very easy,’ said the man. ‘Frank Page is one of them,’ Well said the Republican will you vote for Page, “you bet your life I will’ said the man, ‘I wont vote for any-of yam chinese spul}ceus you bet you.”’ “No sir.” = ton Sunday. Prof. Baldwin. The distinguished exposer of spiritnalistic phenomena is now. at Vir ginia City, and is making asimuch of a flarry there as elsewhere on this Coast. For the sublimity of cheeky the Professor excels any individual we have ever met, If his assertions were all true, he isthe smartest man in christendom; He advertises to perform all the tticks of all the most noted mediumistic tricksters, in one or two evenings. Ail know who attended his entertainments here know that he did not perform one-balf what Faster. did, and that his Katy King ‘searftes are not an exposition of that frand at all. He did not do>cne. nalf-sthe-wag credited with doing, ‘and .the conditions “imposed upon him and his avsistants by the ‘ap, ointed commilteés, was DO bindrance . whatever to his performances. Ii is well known tbat shrewd men—scien. utations upon proving Ka ie King frand, staid right with the person performing the tricks for—montts, Land still did not discover the fraud: Prof. Baldwin’s tricks were well performed, but most every one discov. ered the manner of doing many. of them: in ove evening's. performance, and befure he exposed his methods. The committees allo ‘ed him to suggest just’ bew everyknot in the ropes shonld be tied and just how every other test should be made, because they did not desire to achieve the reputation of being ‘‘smart’’ wheu they knew the Professor would PI shail uot notice bim again, . pose-be bus-obtuined Waal be Wants. tite men—men who staked their rep= [viet be-wilt be-euubled nts de Tbe aes king be did me the honor to say.. SNow In THE Mountains AND Caz‘Tom Fitch Goés For His Persecutors. ee Ata mass. meeting in San Francisco, Saturday evening, Tom Fitch turned opov his ealumniators in the following pungent manner: “Let the hounds bay ~let them continue to sparl! Let Mr. Professor Lippet, the late c-nvert to reform, and who has made me bis target, take a fresb look at the pardon granted him by an indulgent Pre-ideut for the crime of breaking open and robbing the Governaent mails.— [Applause]. Let Judge Robert Ferral, Hoodium Judge, of a bovodlum Court, repeat, as he did at Valiejo, the he that Iwas convicted und sent tu tbe Wiscousin Penitentiary, and pardoned out. ‘Let ~binr repeat it. I supHf bas caused me to meéution his name in a pubiic ineeting, aud ber You dirty dog get out of my way.’ ”’. {tremendous applause.) Let the drauken editor of:-the Examiifér George Peun Jounson, rub» out th blood on his handsfroai tbe murdered Ferguson, and thea concoct ab‘otber slande:acainst me. Let the truckling fellow of the Her ld, Bogart, rub’ bis wrists, which were chufed by the Governr-.at frons, placed there for robbing the’ United States safe at Brooklyn.. Then let him return to the charge afcesh.— As for the other Demgeratic editots aud propriétors of the’ Examiuer, AE} ff Boots @rraxs.—Senator. Booth ‘said im his speech at San Francisco party sba]l Suceeed'to power in . this canvass, it will be placing the destinies of this Republic into the bands of a political organization that for years sought to destroy it, . Why, what do we see? Parties divided us they were when the destinies of ‘his country were to be decided by armies: a solid South, made solid as it was in 1861, by asocial ostracism; by ivtimidition, by personal violenc , led on as it was led even by: the Hotspur, Setth—Carolina. What snpport bas that party in the North? ‘It has the support of every mano wiio gave aid end comfort tothe rebellion; it has the support of every man who allied himself with treacherous organizations. Has the’ time come when we can afford to surreuder the fruits of that blood-bought vic ory?” ec litiann aelT GAR < tree TLE.—Yeste, my Hon. A. J.” Pelbam came down from ibe summit of the Sierra Nevada, and he reports that snow, to the depth of about four inches, is v6w on the summit. What rain bas fallen in those elevated recalculated to do the vattle pastured there any good, And 80 the cattle men are about to ove their stock to. the valleys below, to Winter quarters apd we shall soon see la:ge dreves passing though Grass Valley .wnd going to the ‘Slickens’? regions. Thursday night: Biche Demogratic } gions has been very cold, and not} Keep. the children off the streets; Hayes and Wheeler,’ ae Ses ene M M Esjee, San Francisco / € C Jones, * do W Deimer, Grass Valley E Robinson, San Fraucisco , J Robin‘on, do he. G@ G Frve, Grass Valley $ R Weller,.Bear Valley P R Houma, S n Francise S Rise well, Moore’s Flat G@ W Smith, City T P Blue, You Bet N Appleton, Grass Valley Jd Conn, City © Hatch, do JC Justice, City O Prown, do W-H-Mesd, ““rashington W_A-Marshall, Omega ~~ O Gy ley, (rasx ValleyW Gcenston, Canada Hill 3 Voli: ams, Grass Valicy Dra t> wards, do Miss shen, Moore’s Flat§J Williams, Grass Valley JM “Wilson, doM Mener, SanyJuan & PH Butler, do .J P Hart, Sacramento IT P Blue, You Bet Jd Hussey, ~~ de-: { S$ Crawford, Washing‘on = H Webb, » do 8 L Blackwell, Moore’s Flat W Lawrence, Citv C Hemson., do O Greeley, Franklin Mine.. : W Cranston; Cunada Hill * Dat i dwards, City Union Hotel. ~ Henery Starr, Red Dog LM Sukeforth, V Flume J A Justice, City HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange Hotel. Ss, A. EDDY, Proprietor: » Saturpay, October 21st, 1876, Sunpay, Ouwtober 22nd, 1876. é HOTEL ARRIVALS. for tee Tux Republicans claim 1,000 majerity in Sacramento™ county JACOBNA FFZIGER, Proprietoi “’*SaturpayY, October 21st, 1876, * Republican Meeting?’. — HON, THOS, FITCH ‘ TLL ADDRESS THE PEOPL y issues of the de7, at _ me . Nevada, Thursday, Oct, 9¢ Grass Valley, Friday, Oct, 27 rangements for the re ception . of the-spes. ker and Clu» organizations are particularly requested to co-operate in the arrange. ments mide. a : By order.of the Cithinittes, MED. Borack, Séc. KR. 8.C Cc. Boe Repubtican Meetings, \ ) ILL ADDRESS THE PEOPLE onthe ‘ issucs Of the day.i-at Truckee, Wednesday, Nord. The County Comm ‘t'ee will} Icase make arrang: ments for the reception of the &pea. ker. and Club orgunizations are particularly requested ty .o-operate in the atrange. ments mace, me By order of the Committee, = _ ALEX. G, ABELL, Chairmai,. M.D, Boruek. See: R. 8, C C, JOHN JACK’S G:GAR AND*TOBACCO DEPOT, Connty Committees will please make ay.ALIX. G. ABELL, Chairnign-°— HON JOWN F. SWIFT Nevada, ‘Tuesday, Oct. 81st ef ? The Dail NEVADA LOCAL Loc2 i “We hope the Club-will give th who will be here a chance to bear stirring campaik disposed to prot lege. will be’ enjo tend the Fitch o evening. Pure, invigor: je the conditton _. pow. There were se ple went down t ing at Grass i evening. Free jnstitutions. Tf the weathe PY Thursday hi. ever seen in thi Sweet cider most people. df bushels. of ground in this hardware siores ston there at presses going bayers. Way. cider mill, and cider etaud on “tgave’”’ the app Estee explain at the second performance. His mind reading was a_ puzzler to most people at first, but several gentlemen in this city discovered the whole trick at onesitting, They ; found ont-that by a little sleight of hand manipulations, each one of the peilets he answered had been opened aud read by bim before-he answered them, and there are several bere now who cun do the trick as well as the Professor, Remember this trick was not explained or exposed by him, therefvre it proves thatthe Professor is not as expert in*deceiving others as thousands. of tric sters pretending to be mediums are. Prof. Baldwin performs most. of his feats well, but they. are not nearty as nsystifying ay the sleight of hand tricks ‘of Herma, Yamadeva or Heller, So far us exposing any of the real phases of spiritualism, he does nothing of the kind: One peculiarity inthe Profassor's experience spiritualism the strongest, are the first and easiest to be fooled by him with his pretended mind reading, They become marvelous, and swallow every word he utters as gospel truth, while they know he does not . claim bis performances to bo anything but atrick. One would infer from his experience that opposers of the belief are so simply because they have never seen any of the: wonders of the system. From what .we can learn, Prof. Baldwin bas changed the belief of about as many Spiritualists as Dr. Shortridge did believers in orthodoxy by his exposures while here, The only difference is Sbhortridge don’tmake a cent while Baldwin?) coiniag money. His munaexpenses of the troupe, took away about ten thousand dollars from this . Coast, and he was here less than three months. _ Nothing pays be.ter than a first-class humbug. calibia dpi seamen An Old Settler Gone. Majuor Anderson, s> well known to residents of the Southern part of the county, died at the County Hospital on Friday last, and was haried there The old gentleman was somewhere in the neighborhood of eighty-five years of age. He has al. ways been active and spr ghtly until within the last two years. We remember afew years,ago seeing the old gentleman return from the bunt almost daily, well loaded down with game. His eye beemed as good, and his hand as steady asa boy’s. The Major always claimed that he was at the battle of Waterloo, and us d to describe with a great deal of particularity the position df the two ar-mies,"and the part taken Ly each division in the engigement. Nothing would rouse him so qnickly as.to doubi the superiority of We)ling on und the English army. For the past two years he has been partia!ly he’ pless troa old age, although he coud walk around mostef the time. His mental faculties became dimmed as his body becaue feeble, aod: it has been with great effort that he could even disti: guish friends who went out there tor visit him, during the pust six mouths, Mr. Anderson bas u sony who, we beveve, besa lucrative position as Chief Engineer of the OQverwan. mive,’ Virginia: City We hope Jobu /Auderson, the sou, will never die awong stranvers apd 13 ¢ hitile Phil Roach, that Bantam of the Bohemian Clab--the dwarf turkeycock of the political barnyard, tbe exebarkeeper, who speaks in thre’ languages and thinks in hone. Oh, If he becomes trouble. some all I have to do is to hire « hoodlum to pin a red feather~to his cout-tail and he wil] strut himself ‘to death. [Great laughte:.]” let him go, >. New Puper, We notice ty several of our exchanges that a new paper is:to be started at Colfax, by Bem Frank, recent proprietor and founder of the Dutch Flat Forem, The paper will be called the £)'> p‘*>.* Whether our Colfax neighbors will pot up liberally enough to support a good. pais this: He says these who fight ge*, after paying salaries and all the . be buried trom a County Hospital. per, we do not know) Wedo know, . howeve , that Ben Frank will give them nothing but-a good paper, and if it is not well supported, it will be the fault of tle citizens of the p'ice. Tue Narrow Gavuas.—This institutiod, known asthe Colfax-Nevadu Narrow Gauge, is duing an immense business, not only in the freight line, but also in carrying pa gers both ways over the line daily. Tha monthly receipts of the institution far exceed auything ant cipated by the stockbolde. ; or managers. It is one of the smoothest roads in the State to.ride over, andthe passenger cars are first-class. The offi «rs of the road are extremely accommodating, and the conductor—Mr. Me Kenny—is the right man ib the right place. He iseveron the alert aud dyes everything in his powbr to make bis passengers comfortable. All the Narrow Gauge company now best paying roads in the State, is a first rat. Wagon ‘road to ‘this place. Hud the company appropriated $25,000 for that purpose six months ago, pleted before this time and the receipts of the road would have been doubled, if not tripled.—San Juana Tine. . oe A RICH uvcle who would refuse to pay back $40 expended in bringing howe for decent burial the dead hoy of a gallant nephew who died in battle, would be voted very mean. But when this rich uncle gives as a’ reasvn for his meanness that ‘the was

opposed to his goingto the war and did everything bhe’could to prevent him,” he adds disloyalty to brutality. And just such apuncle is San‘uel J. Tilden! Ifthereis any mean {hing in the whole calendar ot meanbeen guilty, if would be a relief to jhave the case spevitied.—Aibany Journal, eerie Ma. Baisrow made a good point in a recent speech when he said that there had been defaulting pension ageuts and land agents and collecturs of customs all over the seountry under Democratic administrations, bat cau any obe polit to an insiauce . Where any cheof these Dewoer tc ‘titeves had the key of a peniteniiary turned upon tim? Bat not. sd with Republicans. It punishes its thieves, and intends to do so. ~ ‘That is the difference between Democratneeds to make their roadone of the! oO a good road wéuld have been cow. } those mountain: cattle may eat up: some of the litt’e darlings.—Gru: x Valley Union. ~ A ~° » iar Gesxerat THomas Ewrna, the eminent Ohio Dewocrst uid a Greenbacker, is said to have remarked to a friend recently: “Tam utterly discouraged, ‘Tae factis, I lave lost confidence. _ I -will go further — I have rever had bope of success since the St, Louis Convention, , Tilden is a deceit and a fraud, and I have no idea-that the people of the North will tolerate him.’’ ; Ar the last Congressional election in Ohio the Democrats ‘carried the State by 17,202, and elected thirteen vut of twelity Congressmen. Now, the Republicans overcome that nmia. jority, carry the State bymore than five thousand and elect twelve Congressmen—argiin, of five, . that? ch fe" bd pe eieractent ise <> SOR Wericu is the most. desirable in South Carolina, rifle clubs’ who ‘disturb the pexce or Federal troops who keep the peace? Which is civil? Which is just? Which is Republican? Let the honest Democrat arswer,— Marysville Appeal. How is r — >a Tar only hope of. Democratic suecess this year ‘was in a change. sweeping Aud the evidence of such a chauge can nowhere be discovered. * [By Telegraph,] Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 2380 Ophir 524. 1130 Mexican 231 300 Gould & Curry 1534, 600. Best & Belcher 4744. 365 California 583¢, 340 Savage 143). 145 Con Virginia 5374. “60° Kentuck 12. 415 Imperial 334, ‘ Alpha 4514, 275 Belcher 1834. 20) Siecra Nevada 123,, 12 Confidence 16, 50 Utah 18. 165 Exchequer 1: Me 110 Overman 80, ~ £20 Justice 24%,, 555 Union Con 1374. 70 dilver Hill, 944. 67U Julia 74. Yesterday Afternoon's Sales. Mo-thern Belle 22%, Leopard 844. : ° Con Virginia 53, Yellow Jacket 24, Mexican 28, Ophir 51°. Co} fornia 38, Best & Belcher 46. Eureka Con 74, Savage 1417. Riyaond & Ely 6. PROBATE NOTICE. N THE PROBATE COURT ‘OP THE Gouniy of Nevada, State of. California. lu the matter of the estate-of Solon Shurtliff, deceased, Puilander Satton, thé adwiuisteator of the eiate of Solon Shuy-. lit Ceceased, having this day filed his aeccount, and p-esented tie same for settlemeut. itis oree «ithat Tuesday, the Lith day of Novem » 1876, at 10 o'clock, A. M. be, aud the same is hereby appoiated for the sett emeut of the sai: account; and that the suid Adaminittrator give notice thereof, by publication in the Nevada Daily. Tan. c Ta newspaper -rinted and pu lished law. JOHN CALDWELL, Probate Judge; ic-promise aud Republican practice, 2 Dated Uct, gud, 1876. 4w pa . . said county, according to M.-B-buler;-CaseadeC H Chase, City $ CChase, Omega 7 Samucl Chounette, Sacr mento S Karr, V Flame J Munroe, Ked Dog Wm Baxter, City LM Su*eforth’, Cascade Mill T C Randall, Rock Creek M Coolbe, Sacramento J Brown, do C H Chase, Cify AD Mastin, do T Odgers, Grass Valley JC Magneder, Quakcr Hill R McLeod, do ING CUMPANY. set opposite the na shareholders as folldws: : No. of No. Names, Cert’e Ande*sen EK, 141 50 Butler Frank H. 148 100 Fos tick Wood) 212 100 Grun rt Oscar 194 260 Gruncrt Ose 195 50 Grunert Ose v « 196 Ai) Grunert Oscar 197 25. Grupert Osear 198 95 Grunvert Oscar 199 25 Grunert Oscer 200 25 Heriiby LW, 241 50 Herlihy D. 247 , 20 Hunts: B. 5 500 Hunt 8. B. 20 200 +unts. B. 1. 200 4 Hunt 3. B. 204. 1000 Hunt 8. B, 205 1000 Jones KF. E. > 103 100 Kennedy John cas Ih 100 Mansur I7.' 1uL 100 Mayer OC, F, 202 100 McLeod D. 8. 131 100 McPheltedge E. lil 230 Servis Mrs. s. F. 123 25 Small Wm. 161 500 : Sinell Wim, 162 6500 Y Srall.Wm., ; 214-2300 Small Wm. al" = 216 ° 2500 Small Win. Trustee 250 100 Small Wm. Trustee 251 50 Perry R. 0, eee 50 Perry R. C. 172 50 Tituan Alex 170 100, Wagner Peter” 244 100 Westtall N. H, 58 200 Westfall N.“H, 53 100 + Westf 11 N. H. 54 100 Westfall N. HH. 165 50 Westfull Nv H. ” “166 100 Westfall N. H. 167 100 Westfall N. H. 476 100 Westfall N. H. 178 109 Westfall N. -H. 179 100 Westfall N.-H, 180 100 Westfall N. H. 182 Y 50 Westfa IN. H. 183 50 Westfell N. H, 184 50 Westfall . H, _ 186 50 Westtall N. H. 187 50 Westfall N.H. 189 50 14th day of Sep 1876, so many HECES.f the Sixth diy of to psy delinquent pegses of sale. Frahcisco, Calfornis, Sunpay, October 22nd, 1876. $12 50. . 2509 . 220 JOHN JACK. B08 elegy ee ae ree 12 50 ‘FE. G. GUILD, 12 50‘ 6 25 Auctioneer and Commission 6 25 6 25 Merchant, ‘ a OFFICE—BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE. DELINQUENT NOTICE. : the 5 OF 125 00 58 OU 50°00 250 00 250 00 25 00 25 00 95 00 TOORE’S FLAT BLUE GRAVEL MINN Principal ‘place of business, san Franeisco, Califoriia. Notice—There are delinquent upon following described stock, on ‘account: of A-sessment levied on the fourteenth doy of Seprember, 1376, the several amounts es of the respective Fenn Shares,-Amt, 500} wiil hoid” Auction Sales of PINE STREET--NEVADA CITY, UST RECEIVED, one of the Choiccst as well us Lavgest Siocks’of Cigars, ‘Touacco, Confec-. tionery, Nuts, Fancy Goods, Fruit, ete., « Ever brougktto Nevada City. Also Sole Agent for Nevada County forthe_sale of *“BACHE: OR’S DELIGHT,” ‘And “ALSUM.” Those who want to smoke a real nice Cigar should give these a trial. LR FAVORITE BRANDS. A FRESH SUPPLY, OF GITIZEN’S BANK, NEVADA CTTY. AVING been completely erowded 01! Hi of the old sterepor my second band yvoous, by the CAPITOL FURNITURECOMPAN Fi'ing the building w th FINE EASTERN AND CALIFORNIA MADE FURNITURE ITiave moved my 25 . AUCVLON STORE TO THF OLD ARMORY CULLDING, 10 . Opposite the New York Hotel, where . Howschold ; Goous, cte., 50} Every Saturday atat 2 o’el’k, P.M. . Goods sold et. Auction, on Commission, ! tuken Ou B Orage. 50 00 eae 85 00 25 ud 12 50 25 00 25.00 25.00 25 00 25 00 25 00 » 1 I 1 1 1 1 to toe bo & And in eccordance with law, and an order of tne Board of Directors, made on the Would a'so call attenti mn to the Capitol Furniture Store, Opposiie Cit:zers Bank, Broad Street, Whereparties in want-cf NEW FI Rar? Tun will.co well tocal duad examin goods and learn peices be!ore purebasts elsewaoere, us We wallrell tur CASH Chea} 50! er thau uny otucr establishment in See 50 1 aa County, é 560; Nevada City, Oct. 1 1876TI =neeneneentaceeninninereeenmvomet Sind oo . New ‘TriW cekly stage Line to NORTH SAN JUAN. snares ° \ s yy WM. SMALL, Secretary. Office—No. 555..Californie street, San } w ot each parcel of “said stock as muy be m y, will De sold at public euction . KB. NORTHUP, at the office of the Comoany, No. 535, califormia street,San Francisco, California, o2 Novemver 1876, the hour ef 2 o'clock, P. M., of said day; assessments thereon, together wit costs of advertising aud ex. stm WILL, on and. siter . * ST fate, you-atline of sts vel ween NEVADA che and. NURTH S‘N JUAN, os fullowe Leave North san Juz a at 645 A. Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mornings, : Pi if Nevada City, st 914 A.¥ And arrixe at : a (ity on the seme days, Leuye Nevics SUMMONS. E P. Hubbard, Defeudant. KE. P.“4Miabbard, befendant, of the day of. you of this samuinons, gzold coin. co N JUSTICE COURT OF LITTLE YO! K Township, County of Nevada, State of Cutifornia. Fux & Cioudman, Plaiuiiffs, vs. The people of. the State of California send greetmg to . E You are hereby equired to appesr before-me, at my swer the couphurtin said action, on file § in my office, within thirty days (exclusive } PUT & T4et OF rviceé) uiter the service « The said action is brought to recover the sum of $80.50 on x promissory neie, giver by you to Oliver #ox-& Co., andby them transfere’ fo Plaintitl, forthe sum of $x6, bearing date ot Oct. 15th, 1872 having a credit endorsed thereon of $5.50, dated Ot. 23rd, 1872. Said note and iutere-t payable in U. 8. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to ap: eor and answer ‘aid completat, as cbove required, said Plain tiffs willtake judgment eguinst ‘you.for the said amount of $80.50, together with interest, costs and damages. Given under my hand this lith day of October, 1876, : : W. C. BARKER, Justice of the Peace of said Tewnship, tn Sel 4 o'clock, P. M,, e-rivipg at dorty Juan sat 7P.M P Pach 3 ceived, and all orders any khica vromin sy ae ved to, Nevada City, July av, Loe Those Favorite B ands of Cigars ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTECandies, Nuts, Fruits, etc. Hon. M. M. citizens of “thi night last ath ‘generally admi of the ablest s paign. Thea point was miss plause was «re all went away . Mr. Estee is ¢ speaker. His friends here, cordial -welcou ™ here, An We underst bid putin fo: to the Coun less than $2, presented to . ors until after _ receiving bids — The Meetin; There will Thursday nig Republican bh force from al The town wil minations, b and the skies with fire-wor here from ev ty, and th eclipse anyt here for ten willbe one . Sy In conseqg running to G evening next cing Club \ ‘Thursday ev every Thurs until further Th We have . _ Styles of Hi Boy’s Cloth Overcoats~a quality and by any othe Corner I} To the Cred of . _.._You are é ed that final made with . John W. Hi mittee, whe fosif’and st issue to eac Monday, t OKVIIANCs NO. 64 _ For the Co; struction of Sidewals* T 1S HER’ BY ORVERED BT NL office in Livtle York Yownsrhip, County ot PeUS Tees -éeg taleg : 2 vba ted as 1" Nevada, iti an action brouzht against you . {4 tbat sidewsl ks 06 . OMe’ cn ede of th by the above named Plantits, and an. . lows: Comiwen ing on tbe & L : old Gouuty row iat a por ouatuan ¢ lara’s 10%, oper uing iu a westerly direcucu to the hence West corucr of lot No.3, Block 49, : — aloug tue west siue of suid lot to ply Valiey"Poil Road. Ccb meneing ae a Opposite side of sticez, where Sage weit Walk chds, and coutinuio¢ zlong tbs its. siae of Grass Valley toll road to City OP Loaid sidewsik. to be «& astructed oarP manner hevein provided, to bee nt stones to.be set in the g ound & eee Ke deptu tu Lbecume Lrin, # va the nnn bene fect in widtu fyeafeuce; toe eled with Bue clean grav ., EXC ee ead portions uf the zbove es way be banit, 4 ee ia a« . ce aQ ; wo. i 4Passed Octo H Cc. Mi LL, Presik®* WJ. Chass, Clezr. dil ¢reditor, by receipt to th will receive debt and xe o18-lw Bo A few ge dated with + plying to M tocracy Hil Dear o: Francis P. journalist. the 18th in: ver Springs 87 years,