September 26, 1868 (4 pages)

$ i ‘ ‘ j 4 Mak SAH cg Gs 1S, hehe OE iT Neate PE IF LEWIS SLOSS. : Usion TICKET. coer ee OS PRESIDENT" GENERAL ULYSSES §. GRANT _4AL Gor Vice President, SCHUYLER COLFAX.: NR es RB: MN yt “wrxctoms: JOHN B. FELTON. D. A. HOFFMAN. o. H, lAGHaNee INGTON, C.-a. TWEED. “4 AL HoNABD. wy ia om gy 9, We TYLER, ©" “SyOr CONGRESS, A. de SARGENT, comNTY N NOMINATIONS. FOR . 20AD COMMISSIONER, GRORGE, GEPRMARD, . FOR SUPERVISOR—1st District, “JAMES MONRO. AT Goop Coypuct. or SovurHERN Proorder, God forbid that such a party should ever control the destiny of this nation. If-this is what General Ewing calls good condact, save the nation from such teachers as he proves himself to bé. He is a false sentinel, who would deceive the people as td the trath,.and while he talks -about good conduct ‘his assertions are given the lie by the demands of Southern. governments.for troops to protect them from rebel outlaws. Was rr Foe tt “notice that. seientific gentlemen of San Francisco have ong ugog, amt ‘PLE.—Genéral Ewing has made a speech in fevor of Seymour and Blaig, which is sufficient evidence for Democrats that reat General, though it would it to prove it hy his achieve~ ments during the war. It would be interesting to know by what logic Deu‘ocrats make Ewing a great General aad at the same time hold that Grant is no General at all: But Ewing has made a Democratic speech in which he says: “The whole people of the South bewed to the aathority of the nation; with hearts in which, ae they are human, there were yet doubtless revenges and ‘gorrows, . ments,;and undy aa od rth the . attachments to the . diise they had eee loved and bravely ponte Boe but “which yielded imgly al sh the people, the Presint, or the war party had ever told them were the purposes of the war.” They yielded itis true, aad were well satisfied to. accept such conditions as the: nation would give them. They yielded a6 the” pote moan yield to the: as’ will be seem an ad iress band by the Virginia . a etait that they had forfeited their bi a ainid Were at the _Merey of the pipers Lived. They tn taediately enacted Vagrant laws that to all intents and purposes restored the system of @lavery, the curse from which the re: bellion was born, and Andréw Johnson found it ‘tecessary to protest against these laws. Encouraged by Northern men who had aided then: on every occasion during the ‘rebellion, the leaders ‘ofthe South began to hope that the objects for which they fought might yet be attained, The Ku-Klux-Klan. was organized, and a system of persecution inaugurated that resulted in. the New Orleans massacre; that forced such men ‘as Hamilton of Texas, Botts of Virginia and thousands of other loyal men of the South to flee from their homes and their native hearthatones for protection against the midnight assassin. The people of the South then submitted so gracefully that nearly, 900 men have been murdered in Texas, as shown by the Legislative report, for no other reason than that they refused to join the rebel leaders for the purpose of regaining the lost cause. Governor Brown of Georgia; for no other reason than that he advocates the election of Urant and Colfax; is’ denounéed by Howell Cobb as unworthy to live among this people, and Wade Hampton desires to cast ont from society all such men as Governor Brown, Men who are guilty of going, to political meetings are shot down because they are opposed to regaining the lost cause and prefer Grant and Colfax to Seymour and Blair. Albert Pike advises Southeyn people to kill every Yankee who attempts to settle in the South, and yet General Ewing tells his audienes that this is good ‘conduct and that geot order prevails. Good order did prevail in ‘the ‘South itmediately after the close of the war,and good govetnment would have by this time been oniaere had ttnot been for the Demaa leaders of the South wal a government and théy believe that the election of Seymour -and Blair will give‘ them one. They believe as Wise} Vanes and Hampton ‘say, that the lost-cause may be won with Déinocratie victory, aka encour aged by Democratic pledges they are . ) . mountain and in the lowest valleys, in them. They believe that now, 7 the . : By tok Ode wher ln one , an is for” nay md the i-KiustK lan is organized, It is for’ this reason that resolutions are pissed, declaring that no-man shall have work -who votes for+ GPitit; atid It 18 for this Feason that disorder prevails, life is unsafe and men denouticéd and ostracised in the Souths If the South is a model of Democratic . p prigirqmon, , Browmiyand Dithser a ‘ t on Thursday from an days crusade against the feathited, half a day bewildered. ings. They had only been there about five minutes when the others arrived, not knowing anything of the previous arrival of their ccmrades. They 2!so asked lodging, and the farmer, who them for guerrillas on the war path.— He admitted them with “fear and tremthe next morning unrobbed and unmurdered. The boys had another little adventure inthe way of a runaway.— taken the ground that the recent condition of the atmspliere Was léwing to fog, which had been deprived of its moisture. Wath all deference to the learning of these gentlemen, we conterid that moisture is one ofthe indispensable elemenw of fog, and that fog is only air chilled and its vapors condensed into mist. A fog without moisture would be like Hamlet with the Prince left out. The learned gentlemen must find some other theory. How do they like ours: That the tail of a comet has recently: passed across the earth. Several astfonomers have asserted that the earth has in times-past-been enveloped by the tails ‘of these erratic heavenly . bodies, and the’ evidence which they cite is phenomena similar to that. recently. witnessed: all along this coast;-< Fer-instance:In-1783,-on the 18th of Jane, a similar phenomenon occurred, and continued for a month, prevailing along the coast of the Atlantic, from Africa to . Sweden and throughout North and South America. It-couldbe--ebserved ‘on the: highest some places it-came on_with the wind in -one-direction, and at other places With a-contraty wind. The “fog” had an unpleasant odor—was destitute of moisture entirely. In both particulars it resembled eur recent “fog.” Another similar occurrence took place in 1881. These phenomena were laid to volcanic eruptions, and an immense fire-ball which penetrated the atmosphere only partially ignited, which threw off clouds of smoke. Smith, in his astronomy, after noticing these theories as unsatisfactory ‘says: “We will concede that it isa fact that these fogs were produced by comets, until we have a better explanation of their origin.” We will not give up our comet theory until the savants of San Franeisco can give us a more reasonable explanation than that the recent phenomenon was “fog destitute of moisture.” Boards of Registration should remember that the fact thata man is on the Great Register is not. evidence of his right tovote. The law. provides that every inhabitant of a county who is or may be within siz months a qualified elector and legal voter,shall be enrolled. on the Register who are nbt entitied to vote at this election, and therefore have no right to be on the Poll List. The officers of Registration are qualified to take proof in all cases where parties apply. To vote,a man must be in the State six months. prior to election, counting from the time he arrives, and not from the time he left some other State. Let enrolling officers remember that enrollment tipon the Great -Register is not evidence of the right to vote. Tue Discussion. — Let everybody come out tohear the discussion between Gorham and Wallace to-night, Every vtlicer in the army who was was a Democrat. © Democrat. detotinitiod Wo earny the ‘Boith with . To Boarps or REGISTRATION.— So.that many persons will, be entered . dismissed for cowardice end disloyalty Every man-who denounged Union ss mld 8 Pere RAEN, banais firing of a gun the team started over the foughest kind of country. One of the parties got on liis back in the wagon bed and attempted to rull out, but his back-wasso broad he could'nt make the turn. He remained in the wagon until the pole -fell and ran into the ground elevating the front wheels, when the hunter found getting out as easy as “rolling off a log.” The boys say they had a good time. ALL the copperhead papers talk about is “niggers and figger:3.”— Appeal. From the way in which they handle figgers, one would judge they are wax, to be moulded in any shape, and as for the nigger, its their only “figger of speech,” and s0-potent is it that Democratic speakers.now carry nigger doll babies in their peed aera, at Nevada. IMPORTANT Dacraron>—The Supreme Court of Nevada lias rendered a decision sustaining the provision disfranchising those who have borne arms against the nation. The Court take the ground } that -the-amnesty——proclamation —andpardon are not good-against the State constitution, and that Boards of . Enroliment: are justified in refusing to enroll those who have borne arms against the nation. LS FOR THIRTY DAYS! We will sell our Large stock of CLOTHINC, FURNISHING COODs, BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, BEST RUBBER COATS AND BOOTS, re —AT— SAN FRANCISCO S<=WHOLESALE PRICES =. Fal TO MAKE ROOM FOR A LARGE sUPPLY OF FALL AND WINTER GOoDs! Anybody in want of the articles above mentioned will find it to their advan: ent lips 2 , RA Showed ite & Commensial & mi oe. i aoe § “A-ein vbypntig fee $e A HoxtTixs Excunsson. —Z. BP. Dat hairy and finny tribes of Bierta, Valley. fe They succeeded in bagging’one hundred and-fifty sage hens, grouse, ducks and quail, fifty hares and all the trout they wanted. The party got lost in the comet’s tail and wandered about for At night they struck for a light and two of them reached afarm house and sought lodg= had that day sold a lot of cattle; took, bling” and felt relieved when he awoke . ' They-werg on-a-hay-wagon,when at the. to _ 8 HAAS & Coe. . ! = “@pontbe folowing der aut of agsesement ; Trustees, as many shares -of , each parcel of said stock as may be necessary, will bee at public auction, on Saturday, Oct. 10th, 1468, between the hours of 2 and 3 o’ctock. PM. in front of the Company's Office, Meadow Lake, Nevada county, California, to pay said delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses uf rale. By order of the Board of Sresvers este J. FIGUIERE, ecpeiary Meadow Leke, Sept. 23d. Notice to Correspondents. LL LETTERS AND PAPERS: intended A for the MOHAWK.-AND MONTREAL MINE, should be directed to CISUO, and not Meadow \.——5—CHAPPELLET, President and Superintendent. Sept. 25th, 1868. POLITICAL DISCUSSION. A MASS MEETING CITIZENS OF BOTH PARTIES Will be held on Saturday Evening, Sept26th, ‘68 AT THE STAND, ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, — HON, GEORGE C. GORHAM, On the part of the Republicang, and GENERAL WM. T. WALLACE, On the part of the Democrats, ~“Wwil address thé Meeting. BY ORDER OF 825 _ Both Committees. _ Election } Notice. OTICE is hereb y given ‘to the qualified Electors of F = il Same SCHOOL DISTRICT, that an Election wiltbe held on the TWELFTH DAY OF ‘OCTOBER, 1869, at + ting a-tax to maintain a ay School and to for this purpose, to raise the sum of $1600 and the rate of taxation necessary to be levied will doilare oftaxeble propery fa the district G) oft ie y ta the By oraer by the Board of Trustee TEPHEN KENNEDY, Clerk. French cane Sept. 21. Annual Meeting. U §. GRANT MINING COMPANY. Stocke holders are hereby notified that the Annual bea nny be of the U.S. Grant Mining Comoy will be held at the office of the Company, lay Street, San Francisco, on WRDH ES DAY, Uctober 14th, as By o'clock, M. accordance eo the ENOS TAYLOR, hentia _ San Francisco, Sept. 21, 1868. ‘TO UNION MEN! Dp NO LONGER! If you have rot done 80, once to the Uffice hed the County Soumar Chere and have your names spon Se Great Register, and then go Covers rd of stration in your Election. Precinct and be Enrolled. DO THIS NOW, Before the 4th of October, or you lose your vote SEEK FOR YOURSELF That your name is entered on the Poll List. ACCEPT NOTHING LESS, You Have The Right to see that’ your Name £ IS THERE, DO NOT BE CHEATED OUT OF YOUR RIGHTS! REMEMBER! ("That you Cannot Vote unléss you are REGISTSRED and ENROLLED. REMEMBER that the Fourth day of October is the last day for Enroliment, except for Extraordi« mary Causes. Geri you were ‘fore et ne MU “not at hain bat ¥oU THAT 18, ti pe Pout List ret NG) YEAR. HURTY D. DAYS BEFORE T ELECTION aF Central Per Order, Coun’ Committee, CHAS. KEN irman. M8. DEAL, = gi DENTISTRY ° Tr. W. MecINTYRE, _ DENTAL SURGEON, Oftice—Cor. Broad & Pine &ts, opp. Baiiner’s. ts ‘PREPARED inte of Lestat oe MINING COMPANY. — NDEPENDENCE : of California, and an order of the Board of Peer ireg inne ne agg question-of-vo--f build a School House. It will be necessary, . or be. found in this’ BIGELOW.’S8 Terms $00 i in advanee, 150 =. 75 00. . . J. D EFER to the pe namé gen emen Chappelle F ean smd @..95.00. R who have s.:ndied wilh bim; Graves Win. Hf. 150-5 00} David Bentley, Hi, H. Haskins, McConnell Geo. 130 65.00 . Jas. Brown, das. H. Lee, peewee Nelson 7 3750) J. R. Stone. J. Earl Brown; Raphael M.: + 25 1250 luase ‘hompson, b. F. Stoaker, Ruseeli Chas. 50 2500 Eber, Ww. J: Davis, Russell JH, 130. 65.00 liane entry, Jas. Johuston, And in accordance with the laws‘of the State . 4. A. Stiles, E. Huatiey. No Scholars will be taken after Feb, ist, old . 186% — Sepll HALL’S SARSAP ARILLA ! Yellow Dock and Iodide of Potass. ‘FEYHE best. andmost t reliable Medicine in nse for all diseases originating irom a disorderedstare of the Blood and: Liver: “it cures DROPS ‘SECONDARIES BEUMATY AAD MERCURIAL: PAIN EE cage. ea Thi und is seatel in the most 4 -carefol mauhe heey frou th s test Hoots and Patke the world produces and is Saarchal ely MERCURY AND ARSENIC, trial will ba. vinee all that it ie the * «@ Best Medicine in use22 bULD BY ALL DRUGGISTs. * aaaui iene & feeble i Corner Sansome & Commercial Sts, sepld ° San Francisco _ Engine For Sale. TWELVE HORSE POWER ENGINE is offered for sale. itecan be seen at Valmer’s cid mill, on Sacramento street, PaLMbK & EVERINGHAM. _ Nevada, Aug. 2, Dissolution of Co-Partnership. Nomce is hereby given that the aded of 3 Hamilton & Lester is this day dissoi by mutual consent. M.S. TON, AW, tall Pde, ~~ Nevada, August 29th, 1508. Be sure and get good Boots ! B LUTZ, Cx BE FOUND at his old stand, jak below the National Exchange ON BROAD rey Ready to make as good Boots’as were ever worn. Give hima trial and be assured of the fact. If you want y Boots or . Shoes Spee take them to-LU‘ A CHURCH of England, -Clergyman’ 's Reason for Rejecting Protestantism, ‘or noconsistent resting tne, between Catholieism and Infidelity by Thomas Biggs, L. L. D. formerly ea Of the Parsh of lemartin, Cork, Treland.: A_ Canvassing Agent wil visit Nevada in a few days. 8 J. FIGUIERE, Notary Public and Conveyancer OFFICE—SECOND STREET, All business entrusted to me will be prompt ly attended to. jy 5. CONSUMERS READ! oW. H. H, COFFMAN, AVING PU 7 Rpaiooe THE NATIONAL EXCHANG em CIGAR STORE, £1 ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Will keep the stand always supplied with the very best brands of . Cigars, Chewing and’ Smoking Tobacco, Also, a large supply of PIPES, PLAYING trade. POSTAGE STAMPS AND EXPRESS ENVELOPES always on hand. All who want articles in my line are invited. to call W. H, H. COFFMAN. Nevada, May 20th. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, SAXBY & LANCASTER, WOULD INFORM the people of Nevada that they have livery stock and business of arvey Heim, and united the stock of the Union Livery Btadl a ae have the — lot of Carriages, to of the State, : Teams, with —_ ies, Wi 8s and Hacks to let at wr Be bavped the most recueustiie ta terme. Our Horses are free from vice, of tine'style and capable “Vidoes as fast as any gentieman cares to dri a ” Carriages for Funerals attended” io wita promptmess. ss tell Good Saddle Horses always on Horses boarded by the da and the best of care ag = Y¥ & LANCASTER. Nevada, Dec. 5th. e * Rie > Gale in ete easy ind set MADAME: ‘on COM+ (ee Benet sf Meadow Lake.. ocxees « .«eNevada County. CARDS, and other articles belonging to the. Opposite the National Exchange .

$ i ‘ ‘ j 4 Mak SAH cg Gs 1S, hehe OE iT Neate PE IF LEWIS SLOSS. : Usion TICKET. coer ee OS PRESIDENT" GENERAL ULYSSES §. GRANT _4AL Gor Vice President, SCHUYLER COLFAX.: NR es RB: MN yt “wrxctoms: JOHN B. FELTON. D. A. HOFFMAN. o. H, lAGHaNee INGTON, C.-a. TWEED. “4 AL HoNABD. wy ia om gy 9, We TYLER, ©" “SyOr CONGRESS, A. de SARGENT, comNTY N NOMINATIONS. FOR . 20AD COMMISSIONER, GRORGE, GEPRMARD, . FOR SUPERVISOR—1st District, “JAMES MONRO. AT Goop Coypuct. or SovurHERN Proorder, God forbid that such a party should ever control the destiny of this nation. If-this is what General Ewing calls good condact, save the nation from such teachers as he proves himself to bé. He is a false sentinel, who would deceive the people as td the trath,.and while he talks -about good conduct ‘his assertions are given the lie by the demands of Southern. governments.for troops to protect them from rebel outlaws. Was rr Foe tt “notice that. seientific gentlemen of San Francisco have ong ugog, amt ‘PLE.—Genéral Ewing has made a speech in fevor of Seymour and Blaig, which is sufficient evidence for Democrats that reat General, though it would it to prove it hy his achieve~ ments during the war. It would be interesting to know by what logic Deu‘ocrats make Ewing a great General aad at the same time hold that Grant is no General at all: But Ewing has made a Democratic speech in which he says: “The whole people of the South bewed to the aathority of the nation; with hearts in which, ae they are human, there were yet doubtless revenges and ‘gorrows, . ments,;and undy aa od rth the . attachments to the . diise they had eee loved and bravely ponte Boe but “which yielded imgly al sh the people, the Presint, or the war party had ever told them were the purposes of the war.” They yielded itis true, aad were well satisfied to. accept such conditions as the: nation would give them. They yielded a6 the” pote moan yield to the: as’ will be seem an ad iress band by the Virginia . a etait that they had forfeited their bi a ainid Were at the _Merey of the pipers Lived. They tn taediately enacted Vagrant laws that to all intents and purposes restored the system of @lavery, the curse from which the re: bellion was born, and Andréw Johnson found it ‘tecessary to protest against these laws. Encouraged by Northern men who had aided then: on every occasion during the ‘rebellion, the leaders ‘ofthe South began to hope that the objects for which they fought might yet be attained, The Ku-Klux-Klan. was organized, and a system of persecution inaugurated that resulted in. the New Orleans massacre; that forced such men ‘as Hamilton of Texas, Botts of Virginia and thousands of other loyal men of the South to flee from their homes and their native hearthatones for protection against the midnight assassin. The people of the South then submitted so gracefully that nearly, 900 men have been murdered in Texas, as shown by the Legislative report, for no other reason than that they refused to join the rebel leaders for the purpose of regaining the lost cause. Governor Brown of Georgia; for no other reason than that he advocates the election of Urant and Colfax; is’ denounéed by Howell Cobb as unworthy to live among this people, and Wade Hampton desires to cast ont from society all such men as Governor Brown, Men who are guilty of going, to political meetings are shot down because they are opposed to regaining the lost cause and prefer Grant and Colfax to Seymour and Blair. Albert Pike advises Southeyn people to kill every Yankee who attempts to settle in the South, and yet General Ewing tells his audienes that this is good ‘conduct and that geot order prevails. Good order did prevail in ‘the ‘South itmediately after the close of the war,and good govetnment would have by this time been oniaere had ttnot been for the Demaa leaders of the South wal a government and théy believe that the election of Seymour -and Blair will give‘ them one. They believe as Wise} Vanes and Hampton ‘say, that the lost-cause may be won with Déinocratie victory, aka encour aged by Democratic pledges they are . ) . mountain and in the lowest valleys, in them. They believe that now, 7 the . : By tok Ode wher ln one , an is for” nay md the i-KiustK lan is organized, It is for’ this reason that resolutions are pissed, declaring that no-man shall have work -who votes for+ GPitit; atid It 18 for this Feason that disorder prevails, life is unsafe and men denouticéd and ostracised in the Souths If the South is a model of Democratic . p prigirqmon, , Browmiyand Dithser a ‘ t on Thursday from an days crusade against the feathited, half a day bewildered. ings. They had only been there about five minutes when the others arrived, not knowing anything of the previous arrival of their ccmrades. They 2!so asked lodging, and the farmer, who them for guerrillas on the war path.— He admitted them with “fear and tremthe next morning unrobbed and unmurdered. The boys had another little adventure inthe way of a runaway.— taken the ground that the recent condition of the atmspliere Was léwing to fog, which had been deprived of its moisture. Wath all deference to the learning of these gentlemen, we conterid that moisture is one ofthe indispensable elemenw of fog, and that fog is only air chilled and its vapors condensed into mist. A fog without moisture would be like Hamlet with the Prince left out. The learned gentlemen must find some other theory. How do they like ours: That the tail of a comet has recently: passed across the earth. Several astfonomers have asserted that the earth has in times-past-been enveloped by the tails ‘of these erratic heavenly . bodies, and the’ evidence which they cite is phenomena similar to that. recently. witnessed: all along this coast;-< Fer-instance:In-1783,-on the 18th of Jane, a similar phenomenon occurred, and continued for a month, prevailing along the coast of the Atlantic, from Africa to . Sweden and throughout North and South America. It-couldbe--ebserved ‘on the: highest some places it-came on_with the wind in -one-direction, and at other places With a-contraty wind. The “fog” had an unpleasant odor—was destitute of moisture entirely. In both particulars it resembled eur recent “fog.” Another similar occurrence took place in 1881. These phenomena were laid to volcanic eruptions, and an immense fire-ball which penetrated the atmosphere only partially ignited, which threw off clouds of smoke. Smith, in his astronomy, after noticing these theories as unsatisfactory ‘says: “We will concede that it isa fact that these fogs were produced by comets, until we have a better explanation of their origin.” We will not give up our comet theory until the savants of San Franeisco can give us a more reasonable explanation than that the recent phenomenon was “fog destitute of moisture.” Boards of Registration should remember that the fact thata man is on the Great Register is not. evidence of his right tovote. The law. provides that every inhabitant of a county who is or may be within siz months a qualified elector and legal voter,shall be enrolled. on the Register who are nbt entitied to vote at this election, and therefore have no right to be on the Poll List. The officers of Registration are qualified to take proof in all cases where parties apply. To vote,a man must be in the State six months. prior to election, counting from the time he arrives, and not from the time he left some other State. Let enrolling officers remember that enrollment tipon the Great -Register is not evidence of the right to vote. Tue Discussion. — Let everybody come out tohear the discussion between Gorham and Wallace to-night, Every vtlicer in the army who was was a Democrat. © Democrat. detotinitiod Wo earny the ‘Boith with . To Boarps or REGISTRATION.— So.that many persons will, be entered . dismissed for cowardice end disloyalty Every man-who denounged Union ss mld 8 Pere RAEN, banais firing of a gun the team started over the foughest kind of country. One of the parties got on liis back in the wagon bed and attempted to rull out, but his back-wasso broad he could'nt make the turn. He remained in the wagon until the pole -fell and ran into the ground elevating the front wheels, when the hunter found getting out as easy as “rolling off a log.” The boys say they had a good time. ALL the copperhead papers talk about is “niggers and figger:3.”— Appeal. From the way in which they handle figgers, one would judge they are wax, to be moulded in any shape, and as for the nigger, its their only “figger of speech,” and s0-potent is it that Democratic speakers.now carry nigger doll babies in their peed aera, at Nevada. IMPORTANT Dacraron>—The Supreme Court of Nevada lias rendered a decision sustaining the provision disfranchising those who have borne arms against the nation. The Court take the ground } that -the-amnesty——proclamation —andpardon are not good-against the State constitution, and that Boards of . Enroliment: are justified in refusing to enroll those who have borne arms against the nation. LS FOR THIRTY DAYS! We will sell our Large stock of CLOTHINC, FURNISHING COODs,

BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, BEST RUBBER COATS AND BOOTS, re —AT— SAN FRANCISCO S<=WHOLESALE PRICES =. Fal TO MAKE ROOM FOR A LARGE sUPPLY OF FALL AND WINTER GOoDs! Anybody in want of the articles above mentioned will find it to their advan: ent lips 2 , RA Showed ite & Commensial & mi oe. i aoe § “A-ein vbypntig fee $e A HoxtTixs Excunsson. —Z. BP. Dat hairy and finny tribes of Bierta, Valley. fe They succeeded in bagging’one hundred and-fifty sage hens, grouse, ducks and quail, fifty hares and all the trout they wanted. The party got lost in the comet’s tail and wandered about for At night they struck for a light and two of them reached afarm house and sought lodg= had that day sold a lot of cattle; took, bling” and felt relieved when he awoke . ' They-werg on-a-hay-wagon,when at the. to _ 8 HAAS & Coe. . ! = “@pontbe folowing der aut of agsesement ; Trustees, as many shares -of , each parcel of said stock as may be necessary, will bee at public auction, on Saturday, Oct. 10th, 1468, between the hours of 2 and 3 o’ctock. PM. in front of the Company's Office, Meadow Lake, Nevada county, California, to pay said delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses uf rale. By order of the Board of Sresvers este J. FIGUIERE, ecpeiary Meadow Leke, Sept. 23d. Notice to Correspondents. LL LETTERS AND PAPERS: intended A for the MOHAWK.-AND MONTREAL MINE, should be directed to CISUO, and not Meadow \.——5—CHAPPELLET, President and Superintendent. Sept. 25th, 1868. POLITICAL DISCUSSION. A MASS MEETING CITIZENS OF BOTH PARTIES Will be held on Saturday Evening, Sept26th, ‘68 AT THE STAND, ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, — HON, GEORGE C. GORHAM, On the part of the Republicang, and GENERAL WM. T. WALLACE, On the part of the Democrats, ~“Wwil address thé Meeting. BY ORDER OF 825 _ Both Committees. _ Election } Notice. OTICE is hereb y given ‘to the qualified Electors of F = il Same SCHOOL DISTRICT, that an Election wiltbe held on the TWELFTH DAY OF ‘OCTOBER, 1869, at + ting a-tax to maintain a ay School and to for this purpose, to raise the sum of $1600 and the rate of taxation necessary to be levied will doilare oftaxeble propery fa the district G) oft ie y ta the By oraer by the Board of Trustee TEPHEN KENNEDY, Clerk. French cane Sept. 21. Annual Meeting. U §. GRANT MINING COMPANY. Stocke holders are hereby notified that the Annual bea nny be of the U.S. Grant Mining Comoy will be held at the office of the Company, lay Street, San Francisco, on WRDH ES DAY, Uctober 14th, as By o'clock, M. accordance eo the ENOS TAYLOR, hentia _ San Francisco, Sept. 21, 1868. ‘TO UNION MEN! Dp NO LONGER! If you have rot done 80, once to the Uffice hed the County Soumar Chere and have your names spon Se Great Register, and then go Covers rd of stration in your Election. Precinct and be Enrolled. DO THIS NOW, Before the 4th of October, or you lose your vote SEEK FOR YOURSELF That your name is entered on the Poll List. ACCEPT NOTHING LESS, You Have The Right to see that’ your Name £ IS THERE, DO NOT BE CHEATED OUT OF YOUR RIGHTS! REMEMBER! ("That you Cannot Vote unléss you are REGISTSRED and ENROLLED. REMEMBER that the Fourth day of October is the last day for Enroliment, except for Extraordi« mary Causes. Geri you were ‘fore et ne MU “not at hain bat ¥oU THAT 18, ti pe Pout List ret NG) YEAR. HURTY D. DAYS BEFORE T ELECTION aF Central Per Order, Coun’ Committee, CHAS. KEN irman. M8. DEAL, = gi DENTISTRY ° Tr. W. MecINTYRE, _ DENTAL SURGEON, Oftice—Cor. Broad & Pine &ts, opp. Baiiner’s. ts ‘PREPARED inte of Lestat oe MINING COMPANY. — NDEPENDENCE : of California, and an order of the Board of Peer ireg inne ne agg question-of-vo--f build a School House. It will be necessary, . or be. found in this’ BIGELOW.’S8 Terms $00 i in advanee, 150 =. 75 00. . . J. D EFER to the pe namé gen emen Chappelle F ean smd @...95.00. R who have s.:ndied wilh bim; Graves Win. Hf. 150-5 00} David Bentley, Hi, H. Haskins, McConnell Geo. 130 65.00 . Jas. Brown, das. H. Lee, peewee Nelson 7 3750) J. R. Stone. J. Earl Brown; Raphael M.: + 25 1250 luase ‘hompson, b. F. Stoaker, Ruseeli Chas. 50 2500 Eber, Ww. J: Davis, Russell JH, 130. 65.00 liane entry, Jas. Johuston, And in accordance with the laws‘of the State . 4. A. Stiles, E. Huatiey. No Scholars will be taken after Feb, ist, old . 186% — Sepll HALL’S SARSAP ARILLA ! Yellow Dock and Iodide of Potass. ‘FEYHE best. andmost t reliable Medicine in nse for all diseases originating irom a disorderedstare of the Blood and: Liver: “it cures DROPS ‘SECONDARIES BEUMATY AAD MERCURIAL: PAIN EE cage. ea Thi und is seatel in the most 4 -carefol mauhe heey frou th s test Hoots and Patke the world produces and is Saarchal ely MERCURY AND ARSENIC, trial will ba. vinee all that it ie the * «@ Best Medicine in use22 bULD BY ALL DRUGGISTs. * aaaui iene & feeble i Corner Sansome & Commercial Sts, sepld ° San Francisco _ Engine For Sale. TWELVE HORSE POWER ENGINE is offered for sale. itecan be seen at Valmer’s cid mill, on Sacramento street, PaLMbK & EVERINGHAM. _ Nevada, Aug. 2, Dissolution of Co-Partnership. Nomce is hereby given that the aded of 3 Hamilton & Lester is this day dissoi by mutual consent. M.S. TON, AW, tall Pde, ~~ Nevada, August 29th, 1508. Be sure and get good Boots ! B LUTZ, Cx BE FOUND at his old stand, jak below the National Exchange ON BROAD rey Ready to make as good Boots’as were ever worn. Give hima trial and be assured of the fact. If you want y Boots or . Shoes Spee take them to-LU‘ A CHURCH of England, -Clergyman’ 's Reason for Rejecting Protestantism, ‘or noconsistent resting tne, between Catholieism and Infidelity by Thomas Biggs, L. L. D. formerly ea Of the Parsh of lemartin, Cork, Treland.: A_ Canvassing Agent wil visit Nevada in a few days. 8 J. FIGUIERE, Notary Public and Conveyancer OFFICE—SECOND STREET, All business entrusted to me will be prompt ly attended to. jy 5. CONSUMERS READ! oW. H. H, COFFMAN, AVING PU 7 Rpaiooe THE NATIONAL EXCHANG em CIGAR STORE, £1 ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Will keep the stand always supplied with the very best brands of . Cigars, Chewing and’ Smoking Tobacco, Also, a large supply of PIPES, PLAYING trade. POSTAGE STAMPS AND EXPRESS ENVELOPES always on hand. All who want articles in my line are invited. to call W. H, H. COFFMAN. Nevada, May 20th. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, SAXBY & LANCASTER, WOULD INFORM the people of Nevada that they have livery stock and business of arvey Heim, and united the stock of the Union Livery Btadl a ae have the — lot of Carriages, to of the State, : Teams, with —_ ies, Wi 8s and Hacks to let at wr Be bavped the most recueustiie ta terme. Our Horses are free from vice, of tine'style and capable “Vidoes as fast as any gentieman cares to dri a ” Carriages for Funerals attended” io wita promptmess. ss tell Good Saddle Horses always on Horses boarded by the da and the best of care ag = Y¥ & LANCASTER. Nevada, Dec. 5th. e * Rie > Gale in ete easy ind set MADAME: ‘on COM+ (ee Benet sf Meadow Lake... ocxees « .«eNevada County.. CARDS, and other articles belonging to the. Opposite the National Exchange .