September 12, 1873 (4 pages)

a es oe ¥ e : The Daily Transcript neon NEVADA CITY, CAly9 ; Not Endorsed. ” Jefferson Davis, a short time ago, gave expression to certain opinions; in a speech made before the Southern Historical Society which have _ been copied and commented upon by the press all over the United These opinions were to the purport that the ‘‘Lost Cause”’ was not entirely lost; bat that-a-day ° would probably-come when the battle waged by the Copféderate States would be foughtCover again. He «finds himself without endorsement in such utterances, even among his own people. The Memphis Appeal, alluding to them, makes.the subjoined comment:. There is ne man in the South just at this moment of less pelitical influence than Jefferson Davis, because he is not in politics and takes no part in public affairs. The entire structare of politics, under whose shadew he was raised, promoted and defeated, has passed . wway, leavimg scarcely a wreck bebind. He stands in the. political South of 1873 like Marius among . the rains of Carthage; but, unlike Marius, be is nothunted down by loodthirsty foes, nor is his head unsafe upon his shoulders because of a price set uponit. Mr. Davisis within himself a living evidence of the generosity of the Republic, whose true principles of Government he, in common with all of us in the South, sought to perpetuate. In any other country under the sun but America, Mr. Davis assuredly would have paid the penalty of our ‘‘failure’’ with his life. We cherish. the same admirationfoer Mr. Davis which we felt when, sight years ago, , we ‘indicated a readiness to hazard our life-in defence of his assailed name, Boafd of Supervisors---S pecial Mowpay, Sept. 8th, 1873. . Boardmet pursuant to law asa' Board of Canvassers fer the purpose . of eaff¥issing the returns of the Gen-. eral Election, held Sept.3d, 1873;. and the returns from the various pre. eincta being allin the hands of the Clerk, the Bourd proceeded to canvasa the same in‘aceordance with “jaw. Preséttfall Board. President J.W. Robb in the chair, / The entire day veing consumed in canvassing, the Board, on motion, adjourned until to-morrow morrew morning at 10 o’cloek. . . + Turspar,; Sept. 9th.*: Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present fall Board. President J. W. Robb in the chair.Minutes of previous meeting tead and approved. Z * The Board having carefully etamined and fully canvassed the returns of the various election. precincts, do hereby declare the following to be the vote cast at each of the precincts tin the county of Nevada, for the dlifferent candidates for office, as follows: (The official vote by preciict was published in tabular form in our issue of Wednesday.) ~ The Board having fully canvassed the returns of the various precincts in the-county of Nevada, hereby declare the following named persons elected to fill the offices specified,and the. Clerk is hereby authorized and instructed to issue to each of said persons a certificate of his election, M. P. O'Connor, Senator. . A. J. Pelham, Assemblyman. BO ee ee Geo. W. Giffin, Wm. Hill, oe Geo. W. Smith, Sheriff: Jno. Pattison, County Clerk: Leopold Garthe, Recorder. E. P. Sanford, Treasurer. : Niles Searls, District Attorney. — se ‘but we love the people of the South, . ~ PB. Merry, Surveyor, and shall tell them 4s often as the occasion requires, that the righteous . cause for which Mr. Davis so grandly struggled is lost forever, and that any effort to kindle anew its sinouldering fires clogs our friends in the. North, hinders the’ deliverance of the South, without any remunerating advantage to.a people so busy in looking after their_material interests, and in building. up their _ waste places, that they have not time ‘to solve the problem as to: whether they, in their ignorance, were ‘‘cheat ed*’ by a ‘wyly foe, or were vanquished by superior numbers, whose irresistible momentum could not be obstructed by the patriotism of heroes livingin rags and dying of starva-}tion, ee Next Legislature. . It will require sixty-one VOR CR tO a eC — awat 34 75, * ie v elect a Senator on joint ballot if all the members of the next Legislature are present. _ it is impossible to classify the members. . Democrats 40, Independents 36. Of} the whole number of Independents some may not prefer Booth as the first choice. While of the 44 Republicans, if one-half of them support ae The 120 members are supposed to be represented aa follows: Republicans 44; _ Frank Power,School Superinte"nt. W. B. Campbell, Public Admiunis'r. W. C. Groves, Coroner. : T. P. Crandall, Supervisor 3d Dis; Jno. McCuy, Supervisor 4th Dis. Frank Pauson, Supervisor 5th Dis. J.B. Gray, Constable and Road Tax Collector, Nevada Township. Wm. Scott, Constable Nevada Tp. W. H. Montgomery, Constable and Road Tax Collector, Grass Valley Tp. H. J. Snow, Constable, G. V. Tp. Ed, Cummings, Constable and Road Tax Collector, Bloomfield Tp. G. F. Hutchinson, Constable Bloomfield Township. . Tax Collector, Eurcka Township. _ J. H. Keller, Constable Eureka Tp. H. F. Wilkison, Constable and Road Tax Collector, Washington Tp. G. H. Founce, Constable Wasbington Township. Road Tax Collector, R. & R. Tp. R. Township. A.J. Flanders, Constable and Road Tax Collector,Bridgeport Township. —R.Hackins, Constable Bridgeport Township. BE B.F., Snell, Constable and Road Tax Collector, Little York Township. H. H. Greeley,Constable and Road Booth he would probably be elected, . TX Collector, Meadow Lake Tp. These two wings will be able to cast ‘eighty votes. Assuming that a num‘ber of hold over Republicans are for Booth, or that they wiil vote for him ‘a8 fairly representung their opinions, “nd as backed by the latest and strongest expression of public opin_ 1Qu,-we may presume ‘that Booth’s _ btrength atthe outset will be greater . ‘than any other candidate. It is fair, ‘also, ite presume that quite a num‘ber ofunembers have been elected to the lower House as straight Republidawa,who have all the time adhered ‘to Boath, and who will support him ‘under all circumstances. ‘Vury Inpianant,—The Sacramen‘to Record gets off a good deul of non -senbe tout the lute ‘once we whould like to see a Legislature'fully aesponsive to the popular will, “& whnieking, cursing, raving, fonming-atthe-mouth, bitterly bhostile aMtiasilnoad Legislature. Let truth’ and fair play, and justice and “the natorial interests of the State be sternly repudiated. Let the lucomoelections. Among'dther things it says: “For W. H, Getchell,Constable Meadow Lake Township. And the Board do further declare that John W. Bost received the highest number of votes cast in the county for State Harbor Commissioner. On motion the Board adjourned until to-morrow at 10 0’clock, a. m. _ T. CO. Puonxerr, Clerk. * Wepnrspay, Sept. 10, 1863. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present full Board. President J. W. Robb presiding. : Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. On motion the Clerk was instructed to publish notice calling a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday next, the 16th inst., for . ment with the Road Commissioner and Rod Coniyactors. ‘ On motion the Clerk was instracted to causé the election proclamation for the Judicial Election in October next, to be published in accordance with law, with precincts, election officeys and polling places the same as tive be exploded“ with nitro-giycer-. in the September election, except ine; One rails be torn up; the private property ‘of the Directors confiscated, “and thumselves either guillotined, hanged Or shot, pr ‘aarled from the Cherokee pollisg place, which is ordered held at John. Fitter’s. The following demaud against the county was audited and allowed, and & warrant ordered drawn on Special ® . $6 each;-R. H. Crooner, Clerk, 2 ~ . miles, $22 50-.,, Rich’d Dillon,Constable and Read. Jno. Perkenpine, Constable R. & Fond for the amount, viz: To T. C. Plunkett, for express charges on glection documents and canceling names on 30 Great Registers for eléetion officers; $68." . On motion the Board adjourned . for the term. oe tk -; C. Ptiowxerr, Clerk. Board of Supervisors, Tuesday, Sept: 9th, 1873. Present fall Board. J. W. Robb The Clérk was instructed to draw warrants in favor of the following named election officers: , Eureka—D. Conley, Inspector, 2 days, $6; Wit. ‘Powell ‘and Jokn . O'Gara, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; B-+ “. D; Carter and A. E. Cowles, Clerks, W.-Robb, per diem and mileage, 30 mies, $19 50. Washington—Fayette Ba Inspector, 2 days, $6; Wilson Fost 2 days, $6. each. $6 each; Jas. Freeman and D. M. Eshbach, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each. F. Battis, per diem aid mileage, 22. miles, $8 50. Si Omega—M. Cannon, Inspector, 2 days, $6; W. A. Marshalland T. P. Merril}, Judges, 2° days, $6 -each;: J: Scheffer and A.F. Fry, Clerks, 2. days, $6 each. er. diem and mileage, 22 miles, $8 50; Carlile—O. H. P. Culbertson, Inspector, 2 days, $6; A. L. Wibott, and W. H-Broc’sman, Judges,2 days, days, $6. W. H. Brockman, per diem and mileage, 65 miles, $1225. Truckee—S. R. Goddard, Inspector, 3 days, $9; B. Crather and ASP. Graham, ' Jud;zes, 3 days, $9 each; Cc. F. Byrne and W. R. Swim, Clerks, 3 days, $9 each. T. C, Plunkett, per diem and mileage, 78 Boca—D. W. Leach, Inspector, 2 and T. B. Esmond, Judges, 2 days, . The Santa Cruz Sentinel is sustained by public opinion im saying that the frequent ocettrrence of our éléctions are calculated to prove detrimental to the over excitable Ameri-edn temperament. No sooner have we dotie with one. contest ’ than) anotber awaits ‘our — attention, . keeping us constantly in a furore of excitement and anxiety.” This year we have two elections, next yearone,the year following, two again, and so the excitement goes on annoying and disturbing perpetually. It were better .that our officers, National, State, county and municipial, were ‘all elected at one time, than to be in fever of excitement created by our! frequent elections. The change and . reform of this particular must come . sooner or later, let it come sooner, for the country’s good. ap , d Truckee on Saturday last, upon the bodies of Jackson ité and Andy Fagate, aged 45 years, came to his death by three pistol shot wounds, fired from a pistol in the hands of Jackson’ M. Cannon, pet} white; and that Jackson White, aged 27 years, came to his death by three tol in the hands of Andy-Fugate.” ~ ‘Chinese Row. At Camp 18, on the line_of the ‘Central Pacific. Railroad, ‘about 20 n Clubs and about a_dozen of the italic eyed heathens were hands during the melee. idee aa County Court, Sept. 11. . days, $6; L. D: Butt and James Cun. nell, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; T. J. Weldon and C. A. Green, Clerks; 2 days, $6 each. Tinker’s Station—T. C. Bourne, Inspector, 2 days, $6; D. F, Potwine and A. V. Noyes, Judges. 2 days, $6 each; J. T. Vineyard and W. PD. Husk, Clerks, 2 days, $6each. D. F, Potwine, per diem and mileage, 64 miles, $19. Lowell Hill—J. T. McGuire, Inspector, 2 days, $6; James Hill and J. B Frick, Judges, 2days, $6 each; J. Levee and G. A. Frick, Clerks, 2 days,$6each. J. B. Frick, per diem. and mileage, 16-miles; $7, Little York—H. Robb, Inspector, 2 days, $6; V. Curran ‘and W.’D. Applin, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; E. ‘J. Moye-and James Regan, Clerks,°2 days, $6 each. H. Robb, per diem and mileage, 12 miles, $6. ‘Hunt's -Hitl—T. Hanley, Inspector, 2 days, $6; W. H. Jones and A. G. Turner, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; J. K. Conklin and C. C. Shelton, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each. T. Hanley, per diem and mileage, 7 miles, Exparte Sole Trader, Mns.A.M. Esq., Mrs. A. M. Gregory was made a sole trader, to do ‘business in Truckee, : Court adjourned’ to,Monday, Oct. 6th, at 10 a. w. be : Gone to Scotland. Alex. Stoddard, of the well known firm of Campbell & Stoddard, of Boston Ravine, left a few days ago on a visit to his old home in Scotland. He prdposes to visit England and Ireland, and will return to this county next March. os We understand John Goodman, one of our oldest residents, is about to leave here to reside permanently in the East. © Mr.’ Goodman is a good citizen, and many will regret his departure. Good Appointment. “Governor Buoth has appointed T. this city, a Trustee of the State Nor‘mal School, vice J. H. Braly, repistol shot wounds fired from a pis-. severely .bruised.About a cord of -wood exchanged. Gregory. On motion of Niles Searls, . Ellard Beans, formerly—a resident of ERIFF,S SALE.—Whereas, J. H. Henoo on the 8th day of September, A D. 1873, recovered a judgment in the District Court of the Fourteeuth Judi¢ial Disirict.of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, against Michael Hogan and Annie Hogan, his wife, for the gun of five jnnndred and sixty-three and +7100 dollars, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of 7 ‘per cent, per annum till paid, together with costs of suit taxed at $19 05-100 and counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $50, all payable in U.S. gold ecvin, which said judgment is rece rded in Judgment Book 5 of th said District Court, on page 320, and whereas it is ordered t)-at the mortgage set forth in ‘plaintiff's — piaint be fureclosed and property therein described, to-wit: All that certain be lot and parcel of land -being in the town of Grass Valley, County.of Nevada. State 0 nia, on the west side of Mill Street, in. ssid town, and me between Neal prt and Walsh Street, bounded on the sout and west by the lot of the Bpiscopel (Emanuel) Church; on the north by the preimises of one McBrierty, and on the east by said Mill Street, and being thirty,eight (38) feet ind vightyeight (#8) feet more or less in depth, and ‘including all California, more or less front on said stre buildings and «improvements on said lot, together with all and singular, the tenaments, hereditaments and appurta‘nances unto the abeve described premises telenging or in anywise appertaining, be sold to satisfy said judgment, together with interest and costs : erty tothe highest bidder, in gold coin of the. United States, infront of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on Saturday, Oct. 4th, 1873. . Between the hoursof 90’clock A. M: and 5o0’clock P. M. : q 2 Given under my hand this lith day of September, A. D. 1873. — f JOSEPH PERRIN, Sheriff. . W. Porrer, Under Sheriff. Dibbie& Byrne, Attys for PIfl. 812» Liseclution-of Copartnership. HE copartnership hereto existing T between the undersigned r the firm name of Robrig & Dickiesou, inthe town of Graniteville, Nevada County, Cal; has this day been dissolvéd by mutual consent. W. R. Diekieson assumes all liabii-. ties, and he alone is authorized.to collect and. receipt for all accounts due to the firm. j GUSTAV ROHRIG, 2 W. H. DICKIESON. Witness: R.L. CLARK. ; Graniteville, Nevada County, Cal., September 6th, 1873. The new firm of W. RB. Dickieson & Co. will continue the business at the stand formerly occupied by Rohrig & Dickieson. All our friends and parties in-need of goods in our line are requested. to give us a cal} before purchasing elsewhere. : W. R. DICKIESON, , ¥. JANNSING. *Graniteville; Sept. 6th, 1873.—NOTICE. sti OTICH is hereby given that there will N be a special session of the Board of Supervisors, commencing Tuesday, September the 16th, at 10 o’clock A. M., for the purpose settling with the Road Commiss oner and Road Contractors. By order of the Board of Supervisors, T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk, Nevada, Cal., Sept. 10) > 1873. all FINE RANCH FOR SALE. = a _— en, situated about one mile east of Nevada City,on the Washington road known as the French Garden is offered for acres of ground, all under good fence, 16 acres. of the land is under a high state of cultivation, and contains the choicest Frui Trees and Vegetables to be found in Nevada County; 2600 Grape Vines in full bearing, and in excellent condition, 300 Fruit Trees all kinds, bearing early and late choice fruit. A fine spring of water is on the place high enough to irrigate all over ‘the land. signed sipce 1851. Also. horses, wagons, harness, agr-cuitural imp'ements, etc. etc. at the option of the purchaser, For par_ticulars inquire of A. ISOARD, Broad 8t., Nevada city, or of the subscriber. on the premises. J. LEME. Nevads, Sept. 9th. You Bet—Jno. Hussey, Inspector, 2 days, $6; O. K. Cloudman and T. P. Blue, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; J. E. Carr and-A-d. Chew, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each. Jno. Hussey, per diem and mileage, 11 miles, $5 75. . .Cherokee—L. D, Rathbun, Inspector, 2 days, $6; Kerr Phelan and H.Calenan, Judges, 2 days, $6 each, J.S. Inder and Wm. True, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each. H. Calanan, per diem and-mileage, 10 miles, $5 50. San Juan—J.»M.° Dickson, © Inspector, 3 days, $9; J.G. Dickson aud Juo. T. Morgan, Judges, 3 days, $9 each; H. M. Moore and A. B. ‘Swan, Clerks, 3 days, $9 each. Sweetland—J. O. Sweetland, Inspector, 2 days, $6; W. Warner and J. 5. Brown, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; H, O. Hiscox ahd J. W. Davis, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each. J. O, Sweetland, per diem and mileage, 14 the purpose of making a fiual settle. miles, $650. Birehville—Jno. O'Connor, Insector, 2 days, $6; J. A. Craig and W. R. Williams, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; H. Everett and G. B. Newell, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each. W. R. Williams, per diem and mileage, 12 miles, $6. spedtor, 2 days, $6; Frank Coffey and Wm. Moulton, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; M. C. Twigg and J. B. Moulton, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each, D. Alexander, per diem ‘und mileage, 16 miles, $17. ° é Iyreciicence feom Pioche says that the injunction on the Raymond & Ely mine has been removed, and the work, of taking out ore will be re‘sumed, a * Wasuor Valley was recently visited by a heavy frost, doing much damage to vegetables. ; French Corral—D. ‘Mexinder, In. signed. The appointment is a most excellent one. Divorce Cases. There are six divorce cases now pending in the District Court. Two of them are from Truckee, two from Grass Valley, and two from other parts of the county. Grass Valley Water. The Bord of Trustees of Grass Valley have awarded the contract, till December 31st, 1874,tothe Grass Valley Water Company. . >>. Captain W. Lettle, one of the vic. tims of the Chicagd and Alton disaster, though terribly scalded and suffering intense agony, had the forstranger who had caredfor him. He gave everything to his wife, and managed to sign the instrument, but died shortly after. > San Francisco Srnators.—-Hallidiv.is not one of the State Senators from San Francisco.’ The papers have elévted and defeated him~ sevproved that Reach and Bartlett the successful men, RELLABLE reports have been received which show thatthe European wheat crop is largely deficient, and that there will be a very heavy drain uponthe surplus in the United States. LL Warrants on General Fued regism heed prior March 7th, 1872; also. f ats on Road Fund, regietered prior to Féb. 13th,1873, will be Interest ceases from Oo» agg ame = POLDEM TERS, Co. Pesesuner. Novada, Sept. @eh, 1873." 5 Fe for supplying the town with . water . titude to dictate his will toa kind eral times, but a count of the ballots. COUNTY WARRANTS. . For Sale or Rent. . (YNHE Property consisting of the Buildmerly occur ied by Cashin & Kent as a Pork } Packing and Curing Establishment, consisting of all the nectssary apparatus for such purposes ‘is hereby offered for sale,— Said property is situated un the Grass Valley and Nevada Toll Koad, abeut one mile from Nevada city, For particulars apply to the undersigned at the Ice. Company Office, junction of Main and Boulder Streets, Nevada City, Cal. sab HORACE HALE, Supt. Nevada & Mountain Lakes Ice Co. Sept. sth, 1872. — Commercial Restaurant, Opposite Transcript Building, Commercial Street, ‘Nevada City. ‘0. D. MONTELL, HAVING fitted up-the Gommercial Kestaurant, is nuw prege pa ed to accommodate the pabfound in the market, and served up inthe F highest style of the culinary.art. ‘Lhe Restaurant being under his ia mediate supervision, his cnstomeis canrely upon getuing a Letter meal than any where else mm the city. : MEALS AT ALL HOURS. i Dinners, Suppers, Lunches, ete. ties, gotten up on short notice. * for parNevada, August 27th. a New Spring Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial St., adjoining Masdnic Han, NEVADA CITY. FS now prepared to supply the Judi ; T Nevada and vicinity with the ‘atest Spring aud Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, eic., which she Lon just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins, Flennels, Napkins, Table Linen, Tow-ls, Hosiery, Hat Pe and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hais, Be et cere ‘Bibbons, Trimminys, A ; Flowers, ets Also, latest style Brackets, Prams aid Wall Pocteta, ora > tee Goods wild be gold cheap for eash, @ share of i ; — public patronage is s0MRS. M. A. STERLIN 1 Revads, April s0ch, 1373.o. Notice is hereby given that I will expose . _ ~T to public sale all the above described prop. Ata Low Figure t THE well known Fruit ga and Vegetable Gard. 4 sale. The Ranch contains 20 . A good title will be given to the property, it having been in possession of the underBusiness . Change -GREAT BARGAINS! A. BLUMENTHAL, Ww OULD respeétfully inform the peo. “ple of Nevada City and vicinity that te-has purchased the Stock of é Dry & Fancy Goods eee IN THE STORE, » € _ON THE Corner of Broad and Pine Sts, “NEVADA CITY, coal And now offers every article in store at OWBR RATES Than they can~be bought Be coe hy The Dail NEVADA Vode Reduct As many of *« ous of attendin; commences at : day next, Me Gilbert, prop stage line, anc Railroad Comp fare for next v rates: From N and return, $4 rameuto and r the round tri $3 75. The . Sacramento n hopes the Le; “to that figure. pany, conside stockholders -road, ought t pelled to let t sonable rate, : exorbitant pri 7 ‘Pon . AM person: pay their poll * _yemember tha _ ond Monday cent. is added comes a lien delinquents.rears for this mediately to gan or his de Dress Goods ! Of every kind and quality, such ag Silks of different kinds, Irish aud French Poplins, Grenadines, AlpacBs anywhereelseinthiscoun. G R It is rumc ty or State. strike of qua: , ; low Newtowr —‘township._ I valuable led; section, as tl abounds in q be very singt ones were ni Di The Distr ‘morning at 1 pleasin the . dicted for m indicted for diately after ings, Fixture g and appurtenances for-. he with every delicacy to be . . . Nevada, Aug. 28, 1979. f cas, Metinos,—Oalicos —antk a great ‘the People v many other kinds too umerows too =] we “mention, to which I invite the es . _— : ae dl A Singing pecial attention cf the Ladies. a at the Cor ladies only, ashe 8h 12th. Thos Class, are re a ie? dance at7 0 . HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS! — _——Ea. Golde In this line will be found every ar4 ee wedi ticle necessary for use in a family, “ @ of Fall Goc i as Biguhati, Towels, euphine,.[e C™amnee . suc ” ps cea —— he ladies Sheetings and many other things _ have at his Roe the most be which purchasers need for comfort eeenin the . and convenience. . long experi¢ q his most ex E goods, enal —— a purchases . ’ please all :i1 7 the Dry Go E stock is alw T have on hand asplendid stock of _— L Goods in this line which embraces pla egg , so many articles that it is impossible a to attempt ‘to enumerate them, but The G I invite the Ladies to call and see Marcus 5 1 Bros. went this class of goods. ; 8 ’ Sunday, w ef the che Rasen stocks of ai ; Nevada Cif : * market, the Millinery Goods ! and aki A 2 : rived from The stock in this line is large and day the gr : wa dre f well selected and embraces altoost mite te everything that the ladies desire. vited. In 2 make roon are selling : low.rates, So Now is yor _ All of these Goods are first class west and I intend to give the ladies a# : Impro good if not better bargains in the Abell, th Dry and Fancy Goods line than they Fe of Gras can get at any other establishment in woe = seer of Mrs, R A. BLUMENTHAL. . wait upon ; i ‘ 8th, until At Leste

a es oe ¥ e : The Daily Transcript neon NEVADA CITY, CAly9 ; Not Endorsed. ” Jefferson Davis, a short time ago, gave expression to certain opinions; in a speech made before the Southern Historical Society which have _ been copied and commented upon by the press all over the United These opinions were to the purport that the ‘‘Lost Cause”’ was not entirely lost; bat that-a-day ° would probably-come when the battle waged by the Copféderate States would be foughtCover again. He «finds himself without endorsement in such utterances, even among his own people. The Memphis Appeal, alluding to them, makes.the subjoined comment:. There is ne man in the South just at this moment of less pelitical influence than Jefferson Davis, because he is not in politics and takes no part in public affairs. The entire structare of politics, under whose shadew he was raised, promoted and defeated, has passed . wway, leavimg scarcely a wreck bebind. He stands in the. political South of 1873 like Marius among . the rains of Carthage; but, unlike Marius, be is nothunted down by loodthirsty foes, nor is his head unsafe upon his shoulders because of a price set uponit. Mr. Davisis within himself a living evidence of the generosity of the Republic, whose true principles of Government he, in common with all of us in the South, sought to perpetuate. In any other country under the sun but America, Mr. Davis assuredly would have paid the penalty of our ‘‘failure’’ with his life. We cherish. the same admirationfoer Mr. Davis which we felt when, sight years ago, , we ‘indicated a readiness to hazard our life-in defence of his assailed name, Boafd of Supervisors---S pecial Mowpay, Sept. 8th, 1873.. . Boardmet pursuant to law asa' Board of Canvassers fer the purpose . of eaff¥issing the returns of the Gen-. eral Election, held Sept..3d, 1873;. and the returns from the various pre. eincta being allin the hands of the Clerk, the Bourd proceeded to canvasa the same in‘aceordance with “jaw. Preséttfall Board. President J.W. Robb in the chair, / The entire day veing consumed in canvassing, the Board, on motion, adjourned until to-morrow morrew morning at 10 o’cloek. . . + Turspar,; Sept. 9th.*: Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present fall Board. President J. W. Robb in the chair.Minutes of previous meeting tead and approved. Z * The Board having carefully etamined and fully canvassed the returns of the various election. precincts, do hereby declare the following to be the vote cast at each of the precincts tin the county of Nevada, for the dlifferent candidates for office, as follows: (The official vote by preciict was published in tabular form in our issue of Wednesday.) ~ The Board having fully canvassed the returns of the various precincts in the-county of Nevada, hereby declare the following named persons elected to fill the offices specified,and the. Clerk is hereby authorized and instructed to issue to each of said persons a certificate of his election, M. P. O'Connor, Senator. . A. J. Pelham, Assemblyman. BO ee ee Geo. W. Giffin, Wm. Hill, oe Geo. W. Smith, Sheriff: Jno. Pattison, County Clerk: Leopold Garthe, Recorder. E. P. Sanford, Treasurer. : Niles Searls, District Attorney. — se ‘but we love the people of the South, . ~ PB. Merry, Surveyor, and shall tell them 4s often as the occasion requires, that the righteous . cause for which Mr. Davis so grandly struggled is lost forever, and that any effort to kindle anew its sinouldering fires clogs our friends in the. North, hinders the’ deliverance of the South, without any remunerating advantage to.a people so busy in looking after their_material interests, and in building. up their _ waste places, that they have not time ‘to solve the problem as to: whether they, in their ignorance, were ‘‘cheat ed*’ by a ‘wyly foe, or were vanquished by superior numbers, whose irresistible momentum could not be obstructed by the patriotism of heroes livingin rags and dying of starva-}tion, ee Next Legislature. . It will require sixty-one VOR CR tO a eC — awat 34 75, * ie v elect a Senator on joint ballot if all the members of the next Legislature are present. _ it is impossible to classify the members. . Democrats 40, Independents 36. Of} the whole number of Independents some may not prefer Booth as the first choice. While of the 44 Republicans, if one-half of them support ae The 120 members are supposed to be represented aa follows: Republicans 44; _ Frank Power,School Superinte"nt. W. B. Campbell, Public Admiunis'r. W. C. Groves, Coroner. : T. P. Crandall, Supervisor 3d Dis; Jno. McCuy, Supervisor 4th Dis. Frank Pauson, Supervisor 5th Dis. J.B. Gray, Constable and Road Tax Collector, Nevada Township. Wm. Scott, Constable Nevada Tp. W. H. Montgomery, Constable and Road Tax Collector, Grass Valley Tp. H. J. Snow, Constable, G. V. Tp. Ed, Cummings, Constable and Road Tax Collector, Bloomfield Tp. G. F. Hutchinson, Constable Bloomfield Township. . Tax Collector, Eurcka Township. _ J. H. Keller, Constable Eureka Tp. H. F. Wilkison, Constable and Road Tax Collector, Washington Tp. G. H. Founce, Constable Wasbington Township. Road Tax Collector, R. & R. Tp. R. Township. A.J. Flanders, Constable and Road Tax Collector,Bridgeport Township. —R.Hackins, Constable Bridgeport Township. BE B.F., Snell, Constable and Road Tax Collector, Little York Township. H. H. Greeley,Constable and Road Booth he would probably be elected, . TX Collector, Meadow Lake Tp. These two wings will be able to cast ‘eighty votes. Assuming that a num‘ber of hold over Republicans are for Booth, or that they wiil vote for him ‘a8 fairly representung their opinions, “nd as backed by the latest and strongest expression of public opin_ 1Qu,-we may presume ‘that Booth’s _ btrength atthe outset will be greater . ‘than any other candidate. It is fair, ‘also, ite presume that quite a num‘ber ofunembers have been elected to the lower House as straight Republidawa,who have all the time adhered ‘to Boath, and who will support him ‘under all circumstances. ‘Vury Inpianant,—The Sacramen‘to Record gets off a good deul of non -senbe tout the lute ‘once we whould like to see a Legislature'fully aesponsive to the popular will, “& whnieking, cursing, raving, fonming-atthe-mouth, bitterly bhostile aMtiasilnoad Legislature. Let truth’ and fair play, and justice and “the natorial interests of the State be sternly repudiated. Let the lucomoelections. Among'dther things it says: “For W. H, Getchell,Constable Meadow Lake Township. And the Board do further declare that John W. Bost received the highest number of votes cast in the county for State Harbor Commissioner. On motion the Board adjourned until to-morrow at 10 0’clock, a. m. _ T. CO. Puonxerr, Clerk. * Wepnrspay, Sept. 10, 1863. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present full Board. President J. W. Robb presiding. : Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. On motion the Clerk was instructed to publish notice calling a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday next, the 16th inst., for . ment with the Road Commissioner and Rod Coniyactors. ‘ On motion the Clerk was instracted to causé the election proclamation for the Judicial Election in October next, to be published in accordance with law, with precincts, election officeys and polling places the same as tive be exploded“ with nitro-giycer-. in the September election, except ine; One rails be torn up; the private property ‘of the Directors confiscated, “and thumselves either guillotined, hanged Or shot, pr ‘aarled from the Cherokee pollisg place, which is ordered held at John. Fitter’s. The following demaud against the county was audited and allowed, and & warrant ordered drawn on Special ® . $6 each;-R. H. Crooner, Clerk, 2 ~ . miles, $22 50-.,, Rich’d Dillon,Constable and Read. Jno. Perkenpine, Constable R. & Fond for the amount, viz: To T. C. Plunkett, for express charges on glection documents and canceling names on 30 Great Registers for eléetion officers; $68." . On motion the Board adjourned . for the term. oe tk -; C. Ptiowxerr, Clerk. Board of Supervisors, Tuesday, Sept: 9th, 1873. Present fall Board. J. W. Robb The Clérk was instructed to draw warrants in favor of the following named election officers: , Eureka—D. Conley, Inspector, 2 days, $6; Wit. ‘Powell ‘and Jokn . O'Gara, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; B-+ “. D; Carter and A. E. Cowles, Clerks, W.-Robb, per diem and mileage, 30 mies, $19 50. Washington—Fayette Ba Inspector, 2 days, $6; Wilson Fost 2 days, $6. each. $6 each; Jas. Freeman and D. M. Eshbach, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each. F. Battis, per diem aid mileage, 22. miles, $8 50. Si Omega—M. Cannon, Inspector, 2 days, $6; W. A. Marshalland T. P. Merril}, Judges, 2° days, $6 -each;: J: Scheffer and A.F. Fry, Clerks, 2. days, $6 each. er. diem and mileage, 22 miles, $8 50; Carlile—O. H. P. Culbertson, Inspector, 2 days, $6; A. L. Wibott, and W. H-Broc’sman, Judges,2 days, days, $6. W. H. Brockman, per diem and mileage, 65 miles, $1225. Truckee—S. R. Goddard, Inspector, 3 days, $9; B. Crather and ASP. Graham, ' Jud;zes, 3 days, $9 each; Cc. F. Byrne and W. R. Swim, Clerks, 3 days, $9 each. T. C, Plunkett, per diem and mileage, 78 Boca—D. W. Leach, Inspector, 2 and T. B. Esmond, Judges, 2 days, . The Santa Cruz Sentinel is sustained by public opinion im saying that the frequent ocettrrence of our éléctions are calculated to prove detrimental to the over excitable Ameri-edn temperament. No sooner have we dotie with one. contest ’ than) anotber awaits ‘our — attention, . keeping us constantly in a furore of excitement and anxiety.” This year we have two elections, next yearone,the year following, two again, and so the excitement goes on annoying and disturbing perpetually. It were better .that our officers, National, State, county and municipial, were ‘all elected at one time, than to be in fever of excitement created by our! frequent elections. The change and . reform of this particular must come . sooner or later, let it come sooner, for the country’s good. ap , d Truckee on Saturday last, upon the bodies of Jackson ité and Andy Fagate, aged 45 years, came to his death by three pistol shot wounds, fired from a pistol in the hands of Jackson’ M. Cannon, pet} white; and that Jackson White, aged 27 years, came to his death by three tol in the hands of Andy-Fugate.” ~ ‘Chinese Row. At Camp 18, on the line_of the ‘Central Pacific. Railroad, ‘about 20 n Clubs and about a_dozen of the italic eyed heathens were hands during the melee. idee aa County Court, Sept. 11. . days, $6; L. D: Butt and James Cun. nell, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; T. J. Weldon and C. A. Green, Clerks; 2 days, $6 each. Tinker’s Station—T. C. Bourne, Inspector, 2 days, $6; D. F, Potwine and A. V. Noyes, Judges. 2 days, $6 each; J. T. Vineyard and W. PD. Husk, Clerks, 2 days, $6each. D. F, Potwine, per diem and mileage, 64 miles, $19. Lowell Hill—J. T. McGuire, Inspector, 2 days, $6; James Hill and J. B Frick, Judges, 2days, $6 each; J. Levee and G. A. Frick, Clerks, 2 days,$6each. J. B. Frick, per diem. and mileage, 16-miles; $7, Little York—H. Robb, Inspector, 2 days, $6; V. Curran ‘and W.’D. Applin, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; E. ‘J. Moye-and James Regan, Clerks,°2 days, $6 each. H. Robb, per diem and mileage, 12 miles, $6. ‘Hunt's -Hitl—T. Hanley, Inspector, 2 days, $6; W. H. Jones and A. G. Turner, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; J. K. Conklin and C. C. Shelton, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each. T. Hanley, per diem and mileage, 7 miles, Exparte Sole Trader, Mns.A.M. Esq., Mrs. A. M. Gregory was made a sole trader, to do ‘business in Truckee, : Court adjourned’ to,Monday, Oct. 6th, at 10 a. w. be : Gone to Scotland. Alex. Stoddard, of the well known firm of Campbell & Stoddard, of Boston Ravine, left a few days ago on a visit to his old home in Scotland. He prdposes to visit England and Ireland, and will return to this county next March. os We understand John Goodman, one of our oldest residents, is about to leave here to reside permanently in the East. © Mr.’ Goodman is a good citizen, and many will regret his departure. Good Appointment. “Governor Buoth has appointed T. this city, a Trustee of the State Nor‘mal School, vice J. H. Braly, repistol shot wounds fired from a pis-. severely .bruised.About a cord of -wood exchanged. Gregory. On motion of Niles Searls, . Ellard Beans, formerly—a resident of ERIFF,S SALE.—Whereas, J. H. Henoo on the 8th day of September, A D. 1873, recovered a judgment in the District Court of the Fourteeuth Judi¢ial Disirict.of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, against Michael Hogan and Annie Hogan, his wife, for the gun of five jnnndred and sixty-three and +7100 dollars, with interest thereon from the date of said judgment at the rate of 7 ‘per cent, per annum till paid, together with costs of suit taxed at $19 05-100 and counsel fees allowed herein amounting to the sum of $50, all payable in U.S. gold ecvin, which said judgment is rece rded in Judgment Book 5 of th said District Court, on page 320, and whereas it is ordered t)-at the mortgage set forth in ‘plaintiff's —

piaint be fureclosed and property therein described, to-wit: All that certain be lot and parcel of land -being in the town of Grass Valley, County.of Nevada. State 0 nia, on the west side of Mill Street, in. ssid town, and me between Neal prt and Walsh Street, bounded on the sout and west by the lot of the Bpiscopel (Emanuel) Church; on the north by the preimises of one McBrierty, and on the east by said Mill Street, and being thirty,eight (38) feet ind vightyeight (#8) feet more or less in depth, and ‘including all California, more or less front on said stre buildings and «improvements on said lot, together with all and singular, the tenaments, hereditaments and appurta‘nances unto the abeve described premises telenging or in anywise appertaining, be sold to satisfy said judgment, together with interest and costs : erty tothe highest bidder, in gold coin of the. United States, infront of the Court House door, in the city of Nevada, on Saturday, Oct. 4th, 1873. . Between the hoursof 90’clock A. M: and 5o0’clock P. M. : q 2 Given under my hand this lith day of September, A. D. 1873. — f JOSEPH PERRIN, Sheriff. . W. Porrer, Under Sheriff. Dibbie& Byrne, Attys for PIfl. 812» Liseclution-of Copartnership. HE copartnership hereto existing T between the undersigned r the firm name of Robrig & Dickiesou, inthe town of Graniteville, Nevada County, Cal; has this day been dissolvéd by mutual consent. W. R. Diekieson assumes all liabii-. ties, and he alone is authorized.to collect and. receipt for all accounts due to the firm. j GUSTAV ROHRIG, 2 W. H. DICKIESON. Witness: R.L. CLARK. ; Graniteville, Nevada County, Cal., September 6th, 1873. The new firm of W. RB. Dickieson & Co. will continue the business at the stand formerly occupied by Rohrig & Dickieson. All our friends and parties in-need of goods in our line are requested. to give us a cal} before purchasing elsewhere. : W. R. DICKIESON, , ¥. JANNSING. *Graniteville; Sept. 6th, 1873.—NOTICE. sti OTICH is hereby given that there will N be a special session of the Board of Supervisors, commencing Tuesday, September the 16th, at 10 o’clock A. M., for the purpose settling with the Road Commiss oner and Road Contractors. By order of the Board of Supervisors, T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk, Nevada, Cal., Sept. 10) > 1873. all FINE RANCH FOR SALE. = a _— en, situated about one mile east of Nevada City,on the Washington road known as the French Garden is offered for acres of ground, all under good fence, 16 acres. of the land is under a high state of cultivation, and contains the choicest Frui Trees and Vegetables to be found in Nevada County; 2600 Grape Vines in full bearing, and in excellent condition, 300 Fruit Trees all kinds, bearing early and late choice fruit. A fine spring of water is on the place high enough to irrigate all over ‘the land. signed sipce 1851. Also. horses, wagons, harness, agr-cuitural imp'ements, etc. etc. at the option of the purchaser, For par_ticulars inquire of A. ISOARD, Broad 8t., Nevada city, or of the subscriber. on the premises. J. LEME. Nevads, Sept. 9th. You Bet—Jno. Hussey, Inspector, 2 days, $6; O. K. Cloudman and T. P. Blue, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; J. E. Carr and-A-d. Chew, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each. Jno. Hussey, per diem and mileage, 11 miles, $5 75. . .Cherokee—L. D, Rathbun, Inspector, 2 days, $6; Kerr Phelan and H.Calenan, Judges, 2 days, $6 each, J.S. Inder and Wm. True, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each. H. Calanan, per diem and-mileage, 10 miles, $5 50. San Juan—J.»M.° Dickson, © Inspector, 3 days, $9; J.G. Dickson aud Juo. T. Morgan, Judges, 3 days, $9 each; H. M. Moore and A. B. ‘Swan, Clerks, 3 days, $9 each. Sweetland—J. O. Sweetland, Inspector, 2 days, $6; W. Warner and J. 5. Brown, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; H, O. Hiscox ahd J. W. Davis, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each. J. O, Sweetland, per diem and mileage, 14 the purpose of making a fiual settle. miles, $650. Birehville—Jno. O'Connor, Insector, 2 days, $6; J. A. Craig and W. R. Williams, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; H. Everett and G. B. Newell, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each. W. R. Williams, per diem and mileage, 12 miles, $6. spedtor, 2 days, $6; Frank Coffey and Wm. Moulton, Judges, 2 days, $6 each; M. C. Twigg and J. B. Moulton, Clerks, 2 days, $6 each, D. Alexander, per diem ‘und mileage, 16 miles, $17. ° é Iyreciicence feom Pioche says that the injunction on the Raymond & Ely mine has been removed, and the work, of taking out ore will be re‘sumed, a * Wasuor Valley was recently visited by a heavy frost, doing much damage to vegetables. ; French Corral—D. ‘Mexinder, In. signed. The appointment is a most excellent one.. Divorce Cases. There are six divorce cases now pending in the District Court. Two of them are from Truckee, two from Grass Valley, and two from other parts of the county. Grass Valley Water. The Bord of Trustees of Grass Valley have awarded the contract, till December 31st, 1874,tothe Grass Valley Water Company. .. >>. Captain W. Lettle, one of the vic. tims of the Chicagd and Alton disaster, though terribly scalded and suffering intense agony, had the forstranger who had caredfor him. He gave everything to his wife, and managed to sign the instrument, but died shortly after. > San Francisco Srnators.—-Hallidiv.is not one of the State Senators from San Francisco.’ The papers have elévted and defeated him~ sevproved that Reach and Bartlett the successful men, RELLABLE reports have been received which show thatthe European wheat crop is largely deficient, and that there will be a very heavy drain uponthe surplus in the United States. LL Warrants on General Fued regism heed prior March 7th, 1872; also. f ats on Road Fund, regietered prior to Féb. 13th,1873, will be Interest ceases from Oo» agg ame = POLDEM TERS, Co. Pesesuner. Novada, Sept. @eh, 1873." 5 Fe for supplying the town with . water . titude to dictate his will toa kind eral times, but a count of the ballots. COUNTY WARRANTS. . For Sale or Rent. . (YNHE Property consisting of the Buildmerly occur ied by Cashin & Kent as a Pork } Packing and Curing Establishment, consisting of all the nectssary apparatus for such purposes ‘is hereby offered for sale,— Said property is situated un the Grass Valley and Nevada Toll Koad, abeut one mile from Nevada city, For particulars apply to the undersigned at the Ice. Company Office, junction of Main and Boulder Streets, Nevada City, Cal. sab HORACE HALE, Supt. Nevada & Mountain Lakes Ice Co. Sept. sth, 1872. — Commercial Restaurant, Opposite Transcript Building, Commercial Street, ‘Nevada City. ‘0. D. MONTELL, HAVING fitted up-the Gommercial Kestaurant, is nuw prege pa ed to accommodate the pabfound in the market, and served up inthe F highest style of the culinary.art. ‘Lhe Restaurant being under his ia mediate supervision, his cnstomeis canrely upon getuing a Letter meal than any where else mm the city. : MEALS AT ALL HOURS. i Dinners, Suppers, Lunches, ete. ties, gotten up on short notice. * for parNevada, August 27th. a New Spring Goods. MRS. M. A. STERLING. Commercial St., adjoining Masdnic Han, NEVADA CITY. FS now prepared to supply the Judi ; T Nevada and vicinity with the ‘atest Spring aud Summer Dry Goods, Novelties, eic., which she Lon just received, such as Dress Goods, Muslins, Flennels, Napkins, Table Linen, Tow-ls, Hosiery, Hat Pe and Bonnet Frames,Straw Hais, Be et cere ‘Bibbons, Trimminys, A ; Flowers, ets Also, latest style Brackets, Prams aid Wall Pocteta, ora > tee Goods wild be gold cheap for eash, @ share of i ; — public patronage is s0MRS. M. A. STERLIN 1 Revads, April s0ch, 1373.o. Notice is hereby given that I will expose . _ ~T to public sale all the above described prop. Ata Low Figure t THE well known Fruit ga and Vegetable Gard. 4 sale. The Ranch contains 20 . A good title will be given to the property, it having been in possession of the underBusiness . Change -GREAT BARGAINS! A. BLUMENTHAL, Ww OULD respeétfully inform the peo. “ple of Nevada City and vicinity that te-has purchased the Stock of é Dry & Fancy Goods eee IN THE STORE, » € _ON THE Corner of Broad and Pine Sts, “NEVADA CITY, coal And now offers every article in store at OWBR RATES Than they can~be bought Be coe hy The Dail NEVADA Vode Reduct As many of *« ous of attendin; commences at : day next, Me Gilbert, prop stage line, anc Railroad Comp fare for next v rates: From N and return, $4 rameuto and r the round tri $3 75. The . Sacramento n hopes the Le; “to that figure. pany, conside stockholders -road, ought t pelled to let t sonable rate, : exorbitant pri 7 ‘Pon . AM person: pay their poll * _yemember tha _ ond Monday cent. is added comes a lien delinquents.rears for this mediately to gan or his de Dress Goods ! Of every kind and quality, such ag Silks of different kinds, Irish aud French Poplins, Grenadines, AlpacBs anywhereelseinthiscoun. G R It is rumc ty or State. strike of qua: , ; low Newtowr —‘township._ I valuable led; section, as tl abounds in q be very singt ones were ni Di The Distr ‘morning at 1 pleasin the . dicted for m indicted for diately after ings, Fixture g and appurtenances for-. he with every delicacy to be . . . Nevada, Aug. 28, 1979. f cas, Metinos,—Oalicos —antk a great ‘the People v many other kinds too umerows too =] we “mention, to which I invite the es . _— : ae dl A Singing pecial attention cf the Ladies. a at the Cor ladies only, ashe 8h 12th. Thos Class, are re a ie? dance at7 0 . HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS! — _——Ea. Golde In this line will be found every ar4 ee wedi ticle necessary for use in a family, “ @ of Fall Goc i as Biguhati, Towels, euphine,.[e C™amnee . suc ” ps cea —— he ladies Sheetings and many other things _ have at his Roe the most be which purchasers need for comfort eeenin the . and convenience. . long experi¢ q his most ex E goods, enal —— a purchases . ’ please all :i1 7 the Dry Go E stock is alw T have on hand asplendid stock of _— L Goods in this line which embraces pla egg , so many articles that it is impossible a to attempt ‘to enumerate them, but The G I invite the Ladies to call and see Marcus 5 1 Bros. went this class of goods. ; 8 ’ Sunday, w ef the che Rasen stocks of ai ; Nevada Cif : * market, the Millinery Goods ! and aki A 2 : rived from The stock in this line is large and day the gr : wa dre f well selected and embraces altoost mite te everything that the ladies desire. vited. In 2 make roon are selling : low.rates, So Now is yor _ All of these Goods are first class west and I intend to give the ladies a# : Impro good if not better bargains in the Abell, th Dry and Fancy Goods line than they Fe of Gras can get at any other establishment in woe = seer of Mrs, R A. BLUMENTHAL. . wait upon ; i ‘ 8th, until At Leste