September 25, 1868 (4 pages)

3 Lg ; PaCS nmin fon tt UPS UNION “TICKET. GENERAL ‘ULYSSES 8. GRANT {. (\For Vice President, ' SCHUYLER COLFAX,, PEEL ALE WI eras SLECTORS : JOHN B. FELTON. v D. A. HOFFMAN. O.H, LaGRANGS. A. al 7 @ WS RCERASR, ALTERNAT J. H. 1 McNABB, W, VAN DYCK. W, TYLER, LEwis Crh “CA. —— Hate . Reker CONGRESS, * ontrerr. NOMINATIONS. FOR #OAD COMMISSIONER, GEROBGE GEPHABD.— "POR SUPERVISOR—1st District, JAMES MONRO. THE meet ELECTION. AND WHAT gy SHows.—We find in the Missouri }— Demoorot fall teturns of the Vermont election,. The Republican vote. was 40,998, Democratic 14,023 ; Republican majority 26,965. The Republican gain is 9,904 and the! Detnoeratic gain 2,513 anet Republican gain in one year 6f 6,781, or over twelve per cont. of the entire.v6t6 Of this: year; wlitch fs the largest ever polled in the State, except in 1864, whien it was 786 larger than at the last election: This'vote shows not only that ‘both’ parties ‘exerted themselves to the'utimost, bot that the popular current4s-in-favor of the Republi-. arty; and there is every probabili~ ; every “State in the Union will show large Republican gains, ee “The most reliable returns from Maine show that the Union majority in that State is 22,000, and the official figures will in all, probability increase rather than diminish it. This isa Union gain in & single year of aboiit 10,000, and is of the manner in he North wil vote in the com__ ing contest, Ie is tidéleas ter Democtata to tak . stout tho lthargy of their partizan i a ‘and both these. Sta tes during’ the canvass: Wore with the best from’ other. seetions of Union, but the people could not bé‘aroused.” ‘The Democracy hoped wtly reduce the majority in Ver, and were 80 ‘confident of Maine “ha ‘they’ ‘bet evem on carrying the State: ‘They hoped to decrease the majorities because by that means they could show that the party was gaining ground,-atl the result was known they became greatly discouraged and ha’ ‘Fecovered their confidence to thine ‘They, find that the sceptre of power, which they vainly hoped was within their grasp, ie as far from their ve » Reach agudtewas ip 1864. The people cannot be made to believe that a peace ~ gneak ora revolutionary pettifogger is fit to.trust.at-this.time ‘with the reins! of governmest; “Nor dothey intend’ to trust-the *géverhifient in the hands of = the most. corrupt set of men on the face of thé ¥arth—the Now. York ring of the tic } party, whose pet and puppet Seymoar is. The result of. the recent contestsin. Vermont and Maine is caleulatéd to inspire the loyal people with confidetice, ‘With -donatant and united work, California may be redeemed. Our ranks are already filling up as they did bet — thealarm: ‘was sounded in 1861. im one common catise, and are together for the election of Grant fax. Let all who desire the peace, and unity, of the’ mation ; all who believe that the government ought aa to fulfil its obligations; aud that the, burdens of taxation ought to be peed Se eeaty as ible, stand shoulder to sh in this contest, working together in tbe same cause, negara will . Bssegy de this SN, Corrroru Sevttes > Saat to meet him, after he has about completed the canvass of the District. If Coffroth is anxious to meet Sargent he has only to mention a ‘ime: which, . uk ‘ wis . }tilenee of yellow fever into Northern; . blooded murder,” Was a Demioctat. . is selected as revivalist for the State. Ev er & se a the Ic rs Ente of Union b picciert ks “war a fatlure”” was & Every person who eae danger Northern cities, was a Democrat. _Every. person whocontrived hellish schemes to introduce the wasting pescities was a Democrat. Every person who.engaged in shoot~ ing down negroes in the streets, and and burning negro school houses, was a Democrat. Every person who burned up negro children in orphan asylums, was a Depy ocrat. Every officer in the army who was dismissed for cowardice and:disloyalty, was a Democrat. Every man who denounced Union soldiers.as ‘“Lincoln’s hirelings,” .was a Democrat. Every man who ‘denounced greenbacks ag “Lincoln \skins,” was 4 Democrat. Every person engaged in the Sons of Liberty conspiracy to murder the Executive and overthrow the government, was a Democrat. ‘Every. person in the North who opposed conferring suffrage upon Union soldiers in the field; was a Democrat. Every man in the North who sympathised with traitors and treason in the South during the late civil war, was a Democrat. “Every General, Colonel andofficer inthe Confederate army, was a Demoerat, . ‘Every person who rejuiced at the assessination of Abraham Liacoln, was a Democrat.Every person engaged in the. massacre of Union soldiers at. Fort. Pillow, was . a Democrat. Every. draft rhoket, iia and bounty jumper, was a Democrat. Every person ; who wrote -letters-to the army encouraging soldiers to desert their comrades, was a Democrat. — Every man who asserted that “Lincoln bayonets were shouldered for cold._Every person who conspired’ to release rebel prisoners.and burn. Northern cities, was a Democrat. . Every member of the Ku-Klax-Klan is a Democrat, Booth, the assassin, was a Democrat. Seymour, who addressed a murderous mob as “my friends,” is a Democrat. General Forrest, the Fort Pillow butcher, is a Democrat. Wirz, the murderer of Union soldiers, was a Democrat. se Dr. Blackburn is'‘a Democrat. Dr. Mudd, Payne, Atzerott and Mrs. Surratt, were Democrats. Wade Hampton, JeffThompson and Beauregard, are Democrats, Fernando Wood, his brother Ben the gambler, and John Morressey, are Democrats. : Renegade Doolittle is a Democrat. Clement L. Valandigham is a. Demoérat., Jeff. Davis, Brick Reryrey and the Devil, are Democrats, ; APPOINTMENTS oF THE M. E. CuovRcu. The following appointments were made for this locality: Nevada—C. H. Northup; Grass Valley—C, V. Anthony ; North San Jian—S."L: Hamilton ; Relief Hill and Bureka—W. Angwin. Rev. D. A, Dryden goes'to Placerville. M. C: Briggs goes to Powell street and Dr. Cox to Howard street, San Francis¢o. ‘Timbuctéo and” Pleabaiit Valley— J. Pettit.N. Reasoner is agent of the American Bible Society, J.W.Ross FooLisH.—Some of the little popguns in the campaign have'a fashion of announcing appointments and then. oe viting opponents to “come in.” This, r. Simply amounts to evidence that thes don’t want to meet anybody, if they did, tments could easily be agreed} upon. This little . pettifogging dodge oft Coffroth” Dibble is too shallow to deceive vag mae In the at hel gor, Maine, lately, ramet filled with mutilated Union pe RT the motto : Yisate what wee ciate } canvass in a few aays>™ Sancent.—We are: es to — ; t was 80 5 weal: de e to fill his a ntmen oe . pee on Tuesday evening last. M “. speéthes and is overworked, butyit.is . : thought he will be dble to resume the “fhe” meeting was called to order by Hon. J. W. ee nélle, who said :: _ “He had called. to see Sasgent at his hotel in San’Francisto, and his condition. was-such that he had advised him but he Would address the people of Oakland within the next three weeks. This Céngressional District had always returned a Republican since 1861, and we are now going to elect Aaron ‘A. Sargent. [Here the’ meeting gave three cheers for Sargent.] Sargent was the first man in the State that liad carried a county against the chivalry in the éarly days of Ualifornia. He had adyocated true principles at the risk of his life, and stood up boldly for the riglit when he had but few tollowers.” HepGine,—We understand that the Demoeréts are loging confidence so fast upon carrying the State that they are beginning to “hedge” on their bets— but we were not prepared to learn that until we read in yesterday’ 8 Reporter an advertisement headed “A Card,” in which an advertiser proposes to pay $100 in coin to any one who will bring bim a man who “will bet $5,000 that, Seymour and Blair will carry California in the coming Presidential election.” When Demiveratie journals begin to advertise for bets against Seymour. things on look _squally. for ‘them. THE TAR, Pha Naveds batted lio of Tanners, consisting of three companies under command of Lieut. ‘Schmidtburg were out for drill on Wed= . nesday night. The companiés formed in the Club room and marched out on the street. After'a short drill by company the battalion was formed on Pine street where they went through dress parade under Major Deal and Jos. R. English, Acting Adjutant. ‘The battal. }ion was then formed and went through the various evolutions of. the Tanner ‘tactics with excellent. precision. The Lincoln march and Labyrinth in. which three lines of-men marched in opposite directions were splendidly executed. At the conclusion of the drill the battalion was mustered into service, and the companies dismissed. They marched to the armory. where Companies 1 and 2 were dismissed. Company 3 marched to the residence of its Captain, E. F. Bean, where they were hospitably entertaified. ‘After the festivities were over, the Company drew up in front of Bean’s residence, atid’ gave hini three cheers. They halted in front of Brown’s house, and gave three cheers for N. P. Brown of the TRaNscriPT. They then marched to Tisdale’s, and gave three cheers for W. L. Tisdale, three cheers for Farquhar and three cheers for Sargent. On the'match «up the company halted in front of Sargent’s residence, and three cheers were given for HonA, A. Sargent, the next Representative. fromthe 2d District. The Nevada Brass Band. furnished excellent music, and after a first-rate time the company marched to the Club room and was dis, missed about 11 o’clock. The Tanners are enthusiastic and will do good service in the campaign: To Frenon Vorens,—Felix Gillet, of this city, has issued a pamphlet to the French voters of California,entitled “The Parties of the United States, ‘aua . * the Presidential Election of 1868.” The writer reviews the history of parties very intelligently, canvasses the candidates, and gives a large collection of facts and figures relative to American politics, interesting for Frenchmen. Such a work in their own language is deserv: t credit tor the research Fund study t'sich a work as he has prepared requires.“because Hampton Bei iy : Sargent has made large 0 of Z not to attempt to speak that evening, ‘fore, you need not ister Rip oh ag Mr. Gillet . Tux Nation hits the political Hail on . 2° the head when it declares that the re. % Boulder cent Republican gains in Vermont are ‘CITIZENS OF BOTH PARTIES Saturday Seeinn: Sept 26th, ‘68 AT THE STAND, ON BROAD STREET, {NEVADA CITY. HON. GEORGE C._ eokeca lt On the part of the Republicans, and GENERAL WM. T. WALLACE, On the part of the Democrats, Will address the Meeting. _ BY ORDER OF . ‘ 25 Both Committees. Election 2 Notice. OTICE is hereby gi iven to the qualified Electors of FRENCH CORRAL SUHOOL. DISTRICT, that an Election will be held on the TWELFTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1868, at ‘which will be submitted the question of voting a tax to maintain a Free School and to build a School House. It will be necessary sere this pur, to raise the sum Rare . and e rate of taxat necessary to be one hundred cents upon each one hundred » . dollars of taxable = pert: bona tae a district, . By oroer of the d of Trus STEPHEN KENNEDY, Clerk. French canal. Sept. 21. Annual 1 Meeting. U 8. GRANT MINING COMPARY. Stocke holders are hereby notified that the Annual ae the U S. Grant Mining Company will be held at the office of the Company, 226 Clay Street. Sun Francisco, on WEDNESDay, October 14th, 1 12 o'clock, M. in accordance with the ByENOS TAYLOR, wren. _San Francisco, Sept.21 To “UNION "MEN I pas NO LONGER! at you have rot already done so, ee ee meg ey . reat Kage gh gern upon reat ster, en go ore ihe Board tration in you! Election . Precinct apd ~—po ‘THIS Now, : Before the 4th of October, or you Jose your vote SEE FOR YOURSELF That your name is entered on the Poll List. ACCEPT NOTHING LESS, You Have The to see that your Name : _IS THERE. po Nor Bil CHEATED OUT or} YOUR RIGHTS! i REMEMBER! (2 That, you Cannot Vote unless you are REGISTERED and ENROLLED. REMEMBER that the Fourth day of October is the last day for Enrollment, except for Extraordimary Causes, Ge" If you were Registered last year or beagain, but YOU MUST HAVE YOUR NAME ENROLLED an T 18, PLACED UPON THE Pou. List KA‘ AR. T Y DAYS BEFORE THK ELECTIO Per Order, Connty Cen M. 8. DEAL, DENTISTRY, bertat SURGEON, ene Broad & _Pine Sts. opp. Banner's. 1s PREPARED TO DO ALL kinds of Dental Work at short ; notice and Pete Pm thee eraser on Teeth inserted and a on Vulane ‘Teeth failed from 2 Nerve cueeres in ‘aeaninaive Teeth, ranteed to give th a pene ste i or vor BO charges made. et nlé 7 The American Submerged Pump! Oh ; The Pacific Pump Manufacturing _ COMPANY. : ‘HE CHEAPEST. B BEST A i rs ABLE PUMP IN UB8E. nD ee NO PACKING, * he ALL METAL, is alwure hi vorkit pe Petey i s eadeaee: adapted for wella, irrigation or pote many pur REST, iz TUnoirman. poses. The smallest size will feot and raise Twenty lous Der minute, wig with steam ill tw raise 40000 gallobe per sain Nevada, August 13th, 1868. DOOTOR H. TILING, . PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR. pat ac “saan a >. “tor rue % . F ‘HE best BIGELOW’S (/300K-KEEPING: SCHOOL Wai codangynce ned 16thiy _ ‘Terms $50 in advance, jail EFER to the following named emen . sperevessemnarngrene ig David Bentley, — Hi. H. Haskins, das. ag das. H, Lee, is — = ie 3 ¥. Eber, ‘Wm. J. Davis,Martin das. J: = A. A. Stiles, E. Huntiey. Re Scholars. wil] be taken alter Feb. ae oo § eye er Tre ! Yellow Dock and J Iodide of: Potass. most reliable Medicine in use “for all 8 originating froin a disoraa Liver. it cures BURUE ie NEO ARE RAND, UT. SALT RHEUM, : ey This compound is prepared tn the tost = carcfal manner from the best Koots and Barke the world produces and is entirely free from @” Best Medicine in use. 2) SULD BY ALL DRUGGISTs, SHEPAK DSUN & GA Corner Sansome & Commercial Ste. sepld san Francisco Engine For Sale. TWELVE HORSE SE POWER ENGINE ts offered for sale. it can be ee at Palmers cid ob Sacramento ALMis# & EV EMINGHAM, Nevada, Ang. 22. Dissolution of { Co-Partnership. — Nie is raped given that the firm of Hamilton’ & Lester by mutual consent. Nevada, August 29th, 1368. AS W. LISTER “et — and Infidelity Bei bare dad get gto Dio B LUTZ, low rap vinechy orton, =a ON BROAD STREET, Ready to make as good eS eS Se want war Bovis ot Shoes a Ey amt eee ieee va Sunt: Published, CHURCH of (Engl. cor ra ‘Thomas L.L. B. oe of the Pare ot feet Cork, Ireland. Agent will visit Nevada in a few days, ~~ J. FIGUIERE, Notary Public and Conveyancer OFFICE—SECOND STREET," Meadow Lake..+..«.++eNevada County. All business entrusted to me will be promptattended to. we ' Fys CONSUMERS READ! W. H. fO72RAx. AVING PURCHASED THE NAL EXCHANGE t@ CIGAR STORE, 22 ‘}ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA. CITY, Will keep the -_ alwa, supplied with very beat brands o . wand Cigars, ponent and, Smoking Tobacco, Also, a large supply ef PIPES, PLAYING and other articles belonging to to the CARDS, and trade.POSTAGE STAMPS. AND EXPRESS ENVELOPES always on hand. — my line are invited WwW. pi ci Nevada, May 20tb. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, . Opposite the National Exchangt SAXBY: & LA) LANCASTER, # i f and on the free g i } Capable of going wits ; MADAME YI ‘VIRGINIA, MERCURY AND ARSENIC. A isir trial will con; vince all that it is tne Lane: 50980, See dissolved: _ 5S. HAMILTO ake ie cat ae in ati chad chil clea di anh le ate The Great rere . Mtb a 0 es oO! cam eek owed iO a ee et a ek et

3 Lg ; PaCS nmin fon tt UPS UNION “TICKET. GENERAL ‘ULYSSES 8. GRANT {. (\For Vice President, ' SCHUYLER COLFAX,, PEEL ALE WI eras SLECTORS : JOHN B. FELTON. v D. A. HOFFMAN. O.H, LaGRANGS. A. al 7 @ WS RCERASR, ALTERNAT J. H. 1 McNABB, W, VAN DYCK. W, TYLER, LEwis Crh “CA. —— Hate . Reker CONGRESS, * ontrerr. NOMINATIONS. FOR #OAD COMMISSIONER, GEROBGE GEPHABD.— "POR SUPERVISOR—1st District, JAMES MONRO. THE meet ELECTION. AND WHAT gy SHows.—We find in the Missouri }— Demoorot fall teturns of the Vermont election,. The Republican vote. was 40,998, Democratic 14,023 ; Republican majority 26,965. The Republican gain is 9,904 and the! Detnoeratic gain 2,513 anet Republican gain in one year 6f 6,781, or over twelve per cont. of the entire.v6t6 Of this: year; wlitch fs the largest ever polled in the State, except in 1864, whien it was 786 larger than at the last election: This'vote shows not only that ‘both’ parties ‘exerted themselves to the'utimost, bot that the popular current4s-in-favor of the Republi-. arty; and there is every probabili~ ; every “State in the Union will show large Republican gains, ee “The most reliable returns from Maine show that the Union majority in that State is 22,000, and the official figures will in all, probability increase rather than diminish it. This isa Union gain in & single year of aboiit 10,000, and is of the manner in he North wil vote in the com__ ing contest, Ie is tidéleas ter Democtata to tak . stout tho lthargy of their partizan i a ‘and both these. Sta tes during’ the canvass: Wore with the best from’ other. seetions of Union, but the people could not bé‘aroused.” ‘The Democracy hoped wtly reduce the majority in Ver, and were 80 ‘confident of Maine “ha ‘they’ ‘bet evem on carrying the State: ‘They hoped to decrease the majorities because by that means they could show that the party was gaining ground,-atl the result was known they became greatly discouraged and ha’ ‘Fecovered their confidence to thine ‘They, find that the sceptre of power, which they vainly hoped was within their grasp, ie as far from their ve » Reach agudtewas ip 1864. The people cannot be made to believe that a peace ~ gneak ora revolutionary pettifogger is fit to.trust.at-this.time ‘with the reins! of governmest; “Nor dothey intend’ to trust-the *géverhifient in the hands of = the most. corrupt set of men on the face of thé ¥arth—the Now. York ring of the tic } party, whose pet and puppet Seymoar is. The result of. the recent contestsin. Vermont and Maine is caleulatéd to inspire the loyal people with confidetice, ‘With -donatant and united work, California may be redeemed. Our ranks are already filling up as they did bet — thealarm: ‘was sounded in 1861. im one common catise, and are together for the election of Grant fax. Let all who desire the peace, and unity, of the’ mation ; all who believe that the government ought aa to fulfil its obligations; aud that the, burdens of taxation ought to be peed Se eeaty as ible, stand shoulder to sh in this contest, working together in tbe same cause, negara will . Bssegy de this SN, Corrroru Sevttes > Saat to meet him, after he has about completed the canvass of the District. If Coffroth is anxious to meet Sargent he has only to mention a ‘ime: which, . uk ‘ wis . }tilenee of yellow fever into Northern; . blooded murder,” Was a Demioctat. . is selected as revivalist for the State. Ev er & se a the Ic rs Ente of Union b picciert ks “war a fatlure”” was & Every person who eae danger Northern cities, was a Democrat. _Every. person whocontrived hellish schemes to introduce the wasting pescities was a Democrat. Every person who.engaged in shoot~ ing down negroes in the streets, and and burning negro school houses, was a Democrat. Every person who burned up negro children in orphan asylums, was a Depy ocrat. Every officer in the army who was dismissed for cowardice and:disloyalty, was a Democrat. Every man who denounced Union soldiers.as ‘“Lincoln’s hirelings,” .was a Democrat. Every man who ‘denounced greenbacks ag “Lincoln \skins,” was 4 Democrat. Every person engaged in the Sons of Liberty conspiracy to murder the Executive and overthrow the government, was a Democrat. ‘Every. person in the North who opposed conferring suffrage upon Union soldiers in the field; was a Democrat. Every man in the North who sympathised with traitors and treason in the South during the late civil war, was a Democrat. “Every General, Colonel andofficer inthe Confederate army, was a Demoerat, . ‘Every person who rejuiced at the assessination of Abraham Liacoln, was a Democrat.Every person engaged in the. massacre of Union soldiers at. Fort. Pillow, was . a Democrat. Every. draft rhoket, iia and bounty jumper, was a Democrat. Every person ; who wrote -letters-to the army encouraging soldiers to desert their comrades, was a Democrat. — Every man who asserted that “Lincoln bayonets were shouldered for cold._Every person who conspired’ to release rebel prisoners.and burn. Northern cities, was a Democrat. . Every member of the Ku-Klax-Klan is a Democrat, Booth, the assassin, was a Democrat. Seymour, who addressed a murderous mob as “my friends,” is a Democrat. General Forrest, the Fort Pillow butcher, is a Democrat. Wirz, the murderer of Union soldiers, was a Democrat. se Dr. Blackburn is'‘a Democrat. Dr. Mudd, Payne, Atzerott and Mrs. Surratt, were Democrats. Wade Hampton, JeffThompson and Beauregard, are Democrats, Fernando Wood, his brother Ben the gambler, and John Morressey, are Democrats. : Renegade Doolittle is a Democrat. Clement L. Valandigham is a. Demoérat., Jeff. Davis, Brick Reryrey and the Devil, are Democrats, ; APPOINTMENTS oF THE M. E. CuovRcu. The following appointments were made for this locality: Nevada—C. H. Northup; Grass Valley—C, V. Anthony ; North San Jian—S."L: Hamilton ; Relief Hill and Bureka—W. Angwin. Rev. D. A, Dryden goes'to Placerville. M. C: Briggs goes to Powell street and Dr. Cox to Howard street, San Francis¢o. ‘Timbuctéo and” Pleabaiit Valley— J. Pettit.N. Reasoner is agent of the American Bible Society, J..W.Ross FooLisH.—Some of the little popguns in the campaign have'a fashion of announcing appointments and then. oe viting opponents to “come in.” This, r. Simply amounts to evidence that thes don’t want to meet anybody, if they did, tments could easily be agreed} upon.. This little . pettifogging dodge oft Coffroth” Dibble is too shallow to deceive vag mae In the at hel gor, Maine, lately, ramet filled with mutilated Union pe RT the motto : Yisate what wee ciate } canvass in a few aays>™ Sancent.—We are: es to — ; t was 80 5 weal: de e to fill his a ntmen oe . pee on Tuesday evening last. M “. speéthes and is overworked, butyit.is . : thought he will be dble to resume the “fhe” meeting was called to order by Hon. J. W. ee nélle, who said :: _ “He had called. to see Sasgent at his hotel in San’Francisto, and his condition. was-such that he had advised him but he Would address the people of Oakland within the next three weeks. This Céngressional District had always returned a Republican since 1861, and we are now going to elect Aaron ‘A. Sargent. [Here the’ meeting gave three cheers for Sargent.] Sargent was the first man in the State that liad carried a county against the chivalry in the éarly days of Ualifornia. He had adyocated true principles at the risk of his life, and stood up boldly for the riglit when he had but few tollowers.” HepGine,—We understand that the Demoeréts are loging confidence so fast upon carrying the State that they are beginning to “hedge” on their bets— but we were not prepared to learn that until we read in yesterday’ 8 Reporter an advertisement headed “A Card,” in which an advertiser proposes to pay $100 in coin to any one who will bring bim a man who “will bet $5,000 that, Seymour and Blair will carry California in the coming Presidential election.” When Demiveratie journals begin to advertise for bets against Seymour. things on look _squally. for ‘them. THE TAR, Pha Naveds batted lio of Tanners, consisting of three companies under command of Lieut. ‘Schmidtburg were out for drill on Wed= . nesday night. The companiés formed in the Club room and marched out on the street. After'a short drill by company the battalion was formed on Pine street where they went through dress parade under Major Deal and Jos. R. English, Acting Adjutant. ‘The battal. }ion was then formed and went through the various evolutions of. the Tanner ‘tactics with excellent. precision. The Lincoln march and Labyrinth in. which three lines of-men marched in opposite directions were splendidly executed. At the conclusion of the drill the battalion was mustered into service, and the

companies dismissed. They marched to the armory. where Companies 1 and 2 were dismissed. Company 3 marched to the residence of its Captain, E. F. Bean, where they were hospitably entertaified. ‘After the festivities were over, the Company drew up in front of Bean’s residence, atid’ gave hini three cheers. They halted in front of Brown’s house, and gave three cheers for N. P. Brown of the TRaNscriPT. They then marched to Tisdale’s, and gave three cheers for W. L. Tisdale, three cheers for Farquhar and three cheers for Sargent. On the'match «up the company halted in front of Sargent’s residence, and three cheers were given for HonA, A. Sargent, the next Representative. fromthe 2d District. The Nevada Brass Band. furnished excellent music, and after a first-rate time the company marched to the Club room and was dis, missed about 11 o’clock. The Tanners are enthusiastic and will do good service in the campaign: To Frenon Vorens,—Felix Gillet, of this city, has issued a pamphlet to the French voters of California,entitled “The Parties of the United States, ‘aua . * the Presidential Election of 1868.” The writer reviews the history of parties very intelligently, canvasses the candidates, and gives a large collection of facts and figures relative to American politics, interesting for Frenchmen. Such a work in their own language is deserv: t credit tor the research Fund study t'sich a work as he has prepared requires.“because Hampton Bei iy : Sargent has made large 0 of Z not to attempt to speak that evening, ‘fore, you need not ister Rip oh ag Mr. Gillet . Tux Nation hits the political Hail on . 2° the head when it declares that the re. % Boulder cent Republican gains in Vermont are ‘CITIZENS OF BOTH PARTIES Saturday Seeinn: Sept 26th, ‘68 AT THE STAND, ON BROAD STREET, {NEVADA CITY. HON. GEORGE C._ eokeca lt On the part of the Republicans, and GENERAL WM. T. WALLACE, On the part of the Democrats, Will address the Meeting. _ BY ORDER OF . ‘ 25 Both Committees. Election 2 Notice. OTICE is hereby gi iven to the qualified Electors of FRENCH CORRAL SUHOOL. DISTRICT, that an Election will be held on the TWELFTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1868, at ‘which will be submitted the question of voting a tax to maintain a Free School and to build a School House. It will be necessary sere this pur, to raise the sum Rare . and e rate of taxat necessary to be one hundred cents upon each one hundred » . dollars of taxable = pert: bona tae a district, . By oroer of the d of Trus STEPHEN KENNEDY, Clerk. French canal. Sept. 21. Annual 1 Meeting. U 8. GRANT MINING COMPARY. Stocke holders are hereby notified that the Annual ae the U S. Grant Mining Company will be held at the office of the Company, 226 Clay Street. Sun Francisco, on WEDNESDay, October 14th, 1 12 o'clock, M. in accordance with the ByENOS TAYLOR, wren. _San Francisco, Sept.21 To “UNION "MEN I pas NO LONGER! at you have rot already done so, ee ee meg ey . reat Kage gh gern upon reat ster, en go ore ihe Board tration in you! Election . Precinct apd ~—po ‘THIS Now, : Before the 4th of October, or you Jose your vote SEE FOR YOURSELF That your name is entered on the Poll List. ACCEPT NOTHING LESS, You Have The to see that your Name : _IS THERE. po Nor Bil CHEATED OUT or} YOUR RIGHTS! i REMEMBER! (2 That, you Cannot Vote unless you are REGISTERED and ENROLLED. REMEMBER that the Fourth day of October is the last day for Enrollment, except for Extraordimary Causes, Ge" If you were Registered last year or beagain, but YOU MUST HAVE YOUR NAME ENROLLED an T 18, PLACED UPON THE Pou. List KA‘ AR. T Y DAYS BEFORE THK ELECTIO Per Order, Connty Cen M. 8. DEAL, DENTISTRY, bertat SURGEON, ene Broad & _Pine Sts. opp. Banner's. 1s PREPARED TO DO ALL kinds of Dental Work at short ; notice and Pete Pm thee eraser on Teeth inserted and a on Vulane ‘Teeth failed from 2 Nerve cueeres in ‘aeaninaive Teeth, ranteed to give th a pene ste i or vor BO charges made. et nlé 7 The American Submerged Pump! Oh ; The Pacific Pump Manufacturing _ COMPANY. : ‘HE CHEAPEST. B BEST A i rs ABLE PUMP IN UB8E. nD ee NO PACKING, * he ALL METAL, is alwure hi vorkit pe Petey i s eadeaee: adapted for wella, irrigation or pote many pur REST, iz TUnoirman. poses. The smallest size will feot and raise Twenty lous Der minute, wig with steam ill tw raise 40000 gallobe per sain Nevada, August 13th, 1868. DOOTOR H. TILING, . PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR. pat ac “saan a >.. “tor rue % . F ‘HE best BIGELOW’S (/300K-KEEPING: SCHOOL Wai codangynce ned 16thiy _ ‘Terms $50 in advance, jail EFER to the following named emen . sperevessemnarngrene ig David Bentley, — Hi. H. Haskins, das. ag das. H, Lee, is — = ie 3 ¥. Eber, ‘Wm. J. Davis,Martin das. J: = A. A. Stiles, E. Huntiey. Re Scholars. wil] be taken alter Feb. ae oo § eye er Tre ! Yellow Dock and J Iodide of: Potass. most reliable Medicine in use “for all 8 originating froin a disoraa Liver. it cures BURUE ie NEO ARE RAND, UT. SALT RHEUM, : ey This compound is prepared tn the tost = carcfal manner from the best Koots and Barke the world produces and is entirely free from @” Best Medicine in use. 2) SULD BY ALL DRUGGISTs, SHEPAK DSUN & GA Corner Sansome & Commercial Ste. sepld san Francisco Engine For Sale. TWELVE HORSE SE POWER ENGINE ts offered for sale. it can be ee at Palmers cid ob Sacramento ALMis# & EV EMINGHAM, Nevada, Ang. 22. Dissolution of { Co-Partnership. — Nie is raped given that the firm of Hamilton’ & Lester by mutual consent. Nevada, August 29th, 1368. AS W. LISTER “et — and Infidelity Bei bare dad get gto Dio B LUTZ, low rap vinechy orton, =a ON BROAD STREET, Ready to make as good eS eS Se want war Bovis ot Shoes a Ey amt eee ieee va Sunt: Published, CHURCH of (Engl. cor ra ‘Thomas L.L. B. oe of the Pare ot feet Cork, Ireland. Agent will visit Nevada in a few days, ~~ J. FIGUIERE, Notary Public and Conveyancer OFFICE—SECOND STREET," Meadow Lake...+...«.++eNevada County. All business entrusted to me will be promptattended to. we ' Fys CONSUMERS READ! W. H.. fO72RAx. AVING PURCHASED THE NAL EXCHANGE t@ CIGAR STORE, 22 ‘}ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA. CITY, Will keep the -_ alwa, supplied with very beat brands o . wand Cigars, ponent and, Smoking Tobacco, Also, a large supply ef PIPES, PLAYING and other articles belonging to to the CARDS, and trade.POSTAGE STAMPS. AND EXPRESS ENVELOPES always on hand. — my line are invited WwW. pi ci Nevada, May 20tb. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, . Opposite the National Exchangt SAXBY: & LA) LANCASTER, # i f and on the free g i } Capable of going wits ; MADAME YI ‘VIRGINIA, MERCURY AND ARSENIC. A isir trial will con; vince all that it is tne Lane: 50980, See dissolved: _ 5S. HAMILTO ake ie cat ae in ati chad chil clea di anh le ate The Great rere . Mtb a 0 es oO! cam eek owed iO a ee et a ek et