September 26, 1876 (4 pages)

sa [Tilden toa Young Volunteer. } This war is a perfect outrage, and ({ Tilden's Speech in 1861.) I will resist, umter any and all cireumstances, Ge usoct fuer® fo o__. {Tildeo's Letter to Kent. = They {the framers of the Constiiebeast! —ever it should be demanded by the . public opinion of the State; left it with power to swap the tie of confed. erations 8 nation might break a acer REPEL COERCION a8 & THOMAS 4. HEXDRICES. ~ {Hendricks at Shelbyville, Feb. 5,63.) I did not advise anybody to enlist, because I was not going myself, and I would pot recommend any one to do a thing I would not do myself. [Hendrieks at Shelbyville. ] Our Union cannot be restored with ” fraternal relations among the people ef the North and South until AboLitionism is buried, never again to be “of Hendricks in 1863.) « ¥f Congress woald take a bundle of switches and switch them (Linoolm and his eabinet) out of the White House it woald be well for the people, but until that is done it will pot be well. You may hear prayers in our churebes, your sons thay go Out to the battle field, bat our country is notte be restored as it ‘was until Abolition is buried never te be resurrected. _ [Hendricks at Shelbyville in 1863.] Tam ready to “ew ‘at any {Hendricks at Shelbyville. } I do not knvw ‘whether that (emancipation) proclamation is going te be taken back or not. I am . __.when occasion demands. The Times . trey ~~ bent this city. " going to vote to take it back the first opportunity I get. It was a wicked thing to have issued. Ruruekrorp B. Hares. {Hayes in 1861.) I would prefer to go inty this war, if I knew I was to die, or be killed in the course of it, rather than live _throagh and after i¢ without taking woy part in it. { Hayes in 1864.}**Am offider fit for duty, who at: this crisis would abandon his post to electioneer for Congress, ought to be scalped. You may feel perfectly eure I shall do no such thing.”’ a ‘ A tow befi. Our neighbor the San Juan Times says it has heard some bad news -aboat politics, and what astonishes us is thatit got it from a Copperhrai. Why a Copperhead should go and report the fact of the demoralization of the Republicans here, we cannot tell. We can inform the Copperhead mentioned, and the Times too, that there is no demoralization or lack of organization here. There is a Hayes & Wheeler Clab of over two bundred members here, aud it is in good working order, as will be proven is informed that there are hosis of ' Bepullicans stili left here, and they will compare notes after election, with any part of the county. ee Citizen's Bank. ~« .W@leelieve there is not a bank in Californie to-day, that stands better ns, than the Citizen's Bank of Nevada City, which opened {ye deors on Thursday last. It has alithe creditors of the’old bank as stockholders who are iuterested in ita suecess. Oar town has seen the necessity of a bank wo badly daring \. the past six months, that-all of the ' citizens are willing to stand in it necessary to assist the new concern. The directors are our most substavtial and reliable business men. “The President Mr. the Cashier Mr. A. D. Tower, are . i ~ two of the most popular and obliging menin thec any, and they have the most implici: confidence uf everyone, Werepeat, the Citizen's’ Bank Its information is} E, M. Preston, and } ‘place, all man are alike in some par". ticulars, at least. Your correspondent, for instance, in. the matter of . tion "ruth and veracity, is jast like the editor of the Grass Valley Union, anything a little doubtfal about old residents of Nevada, who now sojourn im the Metropolis, it can all be laid [Se he pubthnen.ee'te the ong aged -. to publish sométhing ‘a little more the undersigned, and he will jast inLeave oat that Philadelphia let. ter, and say that Hant & Gentry's -}-whoiesale house, on Pine street, is becoming the headquarters of all Nevadans who sojourn at -the: Bay. Also announce that it is reported that Jesse Brown bas made about $40,000 in stocks lately. By the way, the Jewish holidays knocked the stuffing out-of the stock market. The absence of membets of that faith made a great seme bg sales and prices. — « Fin Beatty has sai returned from Los Angeles with his new and beautiful bride, and is now enjoying hig honeymoon at Mrs. McLeod's, 106 Post street. The Cosmopolitan has been thorougbly renovated and newly painted, and fitted up from top to bottom, and is as usual the best hotel in the city. There areat present quite a number of visitors here from your county, among whom I now éall to mind Charley Mitchell, of the Grass Valley Union, A. B. Dibble, M. Byrne Jr., Conn, A. Barton, K. Kasper, Seth Martin, B. J. Watson, W. C. Duruo, and a number of others whose names now slip my mind. It is a peealiar fact that men from Nevada county always attract attention when in thiscity. When a quartette of them pass a given point, you will see ali and perhaps yourself. -If be tells . Tresgen, jsensstionsl. If you . can not indace . t that to Mrs, Logan, John Cashin, Jesse Thompson, Jobin . ea ®, P. M.,* and ties @ ys ink’ h haa done us justice nor himself either. In the first place be bad mo right to ‘mention any mames, uniess be criticized all engaged in the exhibi, (the school teacher excepted.) He did not mention Mr. Hackett's m,’ which was certainly a credit to the original; por Miss Caddy Young; Miss Mary Galagher, and Billy Hackett, who plsyed their parts exceedingly w weil in “The soe tol . Good,” would have been aeedit ta the Nevada Dramatic Society. Ir speech, entitled ‘Vindication from] Durand Alphonee. . a Funk Christian J, Gibson C. A. Halbert Willie. Jones Benjamin.Lokidg Mra, 1; T. Lafontaine Monsieur Chas. McLean Thomas .DMcLangblin Tom. FE McKenney Jchn. Nichols Wiecuees B. Post} American Mining = op the Bad of O ober, ie < formerly occupied by Duncan, Sher : man & Go.,on the corner of Fee , AMERIOAN Muouxa Bosarv.—The Board organized and Nessat streets. HOTEL ARRIV ALS. Weational Exchange Hotel. Ss. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Sarvxpar; September 23rd, 1876, James Colley , City 2d Marsh , Pet Hin Mrs R M Hunt, City : Mre McCormick, Grasse Valley G W Welch, City : H Bart, Hont’s Hill as Miss Myrtle; Billy Heckett as Boniface; Johuny Hughes as Michael O’Grady; Johnny Victor as Paul Edmunds; and Geo. Tyler as Cresus. Miss Nellie McOarty sang « solo, Miss\Dickerman accompanying her with the melodeon, Tyler and Victor singing bass in the chorus. “These Temperance Folks do Crowd us Awfally,’’ was a solo sung by Mr. Tyler, the school and all those who took part in the exhibition joining in the chorus. The person that was mesmerized and fell down stairs was no other than F. P. M.’ himself. The Moore's Flat Minstrels played to a very small house on Sanday evening last. They had six bits left after paying expenses, and they gave so you may judge whether the Granitevilleites are strictly moral or not. I think we did very well for acountry school exhibition. We cleared not far from $200, after paying all expenses. The school children did exceedingly well, far better than was expected. Great: eredit is due the teacher, and she kindly thanks all those who assisted her.”’ < > an Severe Accident. We regret the necessity of recording the fact that our esteemed friend Jobo Hanly, has met with an accident that will lay him up for some months. On Thursay last he was engaged in operatiug an edger saw, at the ‘‘Little Mill’ belonging to the’V Flume Company, and located eyes centered oa them, particularly if they seem to be approaching a refreshment stand. Before this reaches you, you will have learned that the Hayes Invincibles and the Boys in Blue gave Senator Sargent a rousing reception on hisarrival here. Your eorrespondent callet upon, and interviewed Gen. Sherman and Secretary Cameron, at the Palace Hotel, yesterday, The result was ‘satisfactory to all concerned, and the wine was A I. Harvey He'm and Jim Crossman have nearly consumated a trade for the Marchie mine, near yonr city. Iwill inform you and your citizens that the prettiest young lady of your vity, is about to take to herself one of the lords of creation. Perhaps you think I am not posted. Since writing the above I have taken » spin around the block, and ran across Alex Sloan, Spence, Hobby, Carter and others, wending their way toward Front street. Stage Agent Shaw, formerly of Colfax, has located here, and is ingaged in the money exchange basiness, “Dr. H. S. Welch talks of going to Tucson, Arizona. Bob Morrow and A.E. Head are erecting'a large brick block on Market street, between Montgomery jand Sansome. Head's family have gooe East to take in the Ceutennial,' One of the Custom House Brigade went out hunting the other day, and killed twenty-two dozen quail. How's that forhigh? He was, of course, an old Nevada county man. Henry Philips bas just returned from the Centennial, where he says he had a jolly time. PIongsR. i Neartr Ceiticaeen. — rue side track aud tridge across the Truckee river leading to the Buca Brewery is nearly completed, and ina few days the track will bé laid. This will be ;a big saving 'to the Company, as . they will them be able to load the cars at the brewery. At present they are compelled to haul it over on & tramway. — Truckee Republican ‘Tarkey shoot. hasa standimy to-day as favorable as} Billy Wills of Glenbrook, bas pur» any institution of the kind in Cali-. fornia, and we teel assered it will ‘grow in wealth and i ia. the confidence _of the people, every day of i's existence. i chased and broaght up a bopdred tarkeys from below, and will pat them up to be shot at’ on Saterday, at the race track. Sportsmen are ivat Scott’s Fiat. By some means he placed his hand over the saw, and it almost separated the thumb from his right hand. It cat through the base of the ball of the thumb, and laid the bone in two parts. He was immediately brought to town, when! Dr. Hunt dressed the wound and afforded all the assistance in his pdwer. The accident was bad enough as it was, but all whe saw it congratulate Hanly that it was no worse. > District Court--September Term. Monpay, Sept. 25th, ~ Court met pursuant to adjournment, Bryan Connolly vs Sone Le Du et als, On motion of J. M. Walling, 6 days given to file an amended answer. M. A. Rice et al vs Geo. C. Spooner et al. Continued for the term on stipulation filed.? Eva Ismert et al vs Andrew A. Fryer. Continued for the term on stipulation filed. = Richard R. Dunstan, a native of England, was admitted to citizeuship on testimpny of A. B. Dibble and Francis E. Carter. Charles Fs McGlashen admitted as an attorney to practice in the District Court upon an examination of said applicantin open Coart. The People vs William O'Neal et al. Jurors summoned on regular veuire called, aud all appearing except those previously excused by the Court. In the absense of a large number of witnesses forthe prosecution’ and the defense, by agreemeat of counsel, the trial of this. cause was postponed until to-morrow worning at 100’clueck. On motion of counsel, attachments were ordered . for defaulti witnesses to appear forthwith. 7” "Pp Coart slivemnad until to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.Gorham Coming. Hon. Geo. C.:Gorham will addfess the people of this city and v. .cinity on Friday evening of this week. His ability as a stump speaker is known to must of our citizeas, and . ws fe ceriain he wil draw a large erowd to listen to him. We bope the Hayes and Wheeler Ciub wili Gorham will bave something to. say, you may rest assured. © We advise aii good "Democrats, especialiy, to come. vited to attehd i ins any eat and hear him. ———~Fureka Con 13. turn outin fullforce on the occasion. ix Sandobal Don Serapior. aa Sparks Jobn. Whitney Charles E. #H. HL Hasers, P.M.” De. Cuaspien, of Sutter, who has made the curing of raisins a specialty for scme years, has forty;tons spread anddrying at his Sutter vineyard, and will pick about ten more. At the Nickerson vineyard, in Placer county, he expects to pick and cure about one hundred tons, making his total crop for’the year on bozh places about 150 tons. Theamount, however, will be governed by favorable or unfavorable weather. > Ex-Congressman T. G. Phelps wrote a note Sept, 20th to ex-Gov. Stanford, asking how he stood politically, not for Pbelp’s information, bat because he had often been asked the question, and on the same day Gov. Stanford answered, saying: **I pave the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your note of this date, jnquiring a as to ‘my personalattitude’ in the pending Presidential canvass. I am happy to reply that lam, as I always have been since the organiza-tion of the Republican party, in complete sytapathy with its principles, and shall, though retired from active participation in political affairs, give an earnest support to the nominees of the Cincinnati Convention.” Brick Pomeroy, the apostle of modern Democracy, is credited with the following: “‘We said in 1864, that Democrats could not elect a war man on a peace platform. They did net. We said in 1868 that Democrats could not elect an Eastern man on a Western platform, or a split candidate ‘against an honest sentiment. They did not. We said in 1872 that the Democrats could not elect Horace Greeley on a liberal platform, and they didn’t. We said Lin 1870 we would edit a paper in New York till Tweed wasin jail. Wedid. We stated two years ‘ago that Tilden would never be President of the Uuited States, and he never will.”’ The Charleston, S.C. News, says: A litde duck, while swimming m a pond near the Savannab and Charleston railroad depot a day or two ago, was caught by the foot by an oyster, and,as the tide was coming up, would have been drowned had not its cries attracted the attention of a workman who released it from.its uncomfortuble position, 4 As early asthe 15th inst. some of the mountain valleys of San Diego éounty were visited by a light frost. >< eS Tunes hundred men are employed at the Mare Island Navy Yard. -_——-~-oe (By Telegraph.) Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 890 Ophir 5634. 820 Mexican 3234, 280° Gould & Ourry 1444. 210 Best & Beleber 45. 515 oe 5924. 520 Sav 2170 Con inia 523," 200 Hale Ys orcross 113,. 150 Crown Point 1144. 1480 Yeiiow Jacket 247;. ‘6740 Imperial 454. 205 Kentuck 11. 885 Alpha 45 _ 8 Belcher 2127. 230 Bullion 33, 285 Exchequer 13% 850 Overman B% 100 —o 1644. 450 Julia 7 Yesterday SO a ’s Sale:. Northern Belle 2 233,. New Coso 2 % Léopard 97;. Culifornia 00. Con Virginia 5274. Y¥eliow. Jacket 24. Hate & rene. f Mexican -)) . Exebeguer 13% Overman rr ae Crown PAu: 12. Sallivan James. 2a = of Nevada County, on the Political Issues of the day, . SEPTEMBER 29th, 1876, > Adse seit Exchange on New York, and all Jing in mining). . BLUMENTHAL’ a. saris moeshdum ft Te cisco Ww the or ASSORTED Stock of Oar Fall and Winter Goods, => Cunningham, core’ ~ Fiat T Eve, San Juan : E Baird, do: P Shingle, ‘Scott's Flat BW Eazan, V Flume C W Robb, Grass Valley. RN Nestliog , Chervkee _W Greeley, V "Flume Sunpay, September 24th, 1876. J BR Cross, Trackee F Henry, Moore's Fiat ange HH Avets, Oakland Miss Daveriport, City C Harrieson , Grass Valiey 3 & Herzinger. CityH Jones, North Bloomfield G Deal, City : AH Hanson, City T C Rendall, Rush Creek E Carney, Hunt's Hill ; JM Fulweiier, Ausurn L Harris, Sacramento S$ Deal , Oakland B F Deai, do P McCune.do J McCormick,. Auburn, CW Everhart, Gold Run . aaa SSeS -HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. SatuapDay, September 23rd, 1876. _ ‘J P Neunert , City D J Crowley, Truckee C F McGiashen, do J B Maybamb, Graniteville M B Dumler. Cascade E Mulley, City ce H Bugbee, You Bet = P Loughridge, Grass Valley George Cooper, Stockton Wm P Kogers, Grass Valley Sonpax, September 24:h, 1876. be _T C Randall, Rush Creek LM Sukeforth, Little Mill J Merrilees, Downieville C Harrison, City ¢ Woods, Col Hill . Geo W Weich, City D J Greene, do _W E Welch, do “Louis Liebman, Sao ‘caine AJdlLachman,. do C Chase, City Wm Holmes & wife, City OA Nelson, Willow Valley Jobn Mcbiulty, Bear Valley John Pattison & wife, City Miss Carrie Frink, do John Goffetti, Moore’s Flat J Hamilton, 3 ene We Morgan, KR R Hill, North Bloomfield Wm Waldron, Lake City H Thomps-n, "City REPUBLICAN MEETING. HON. GEORGE C, GORHAM. Will Address the People [FRIDAY EVENING, At the THEATRE. Everybody invited. CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET,‘NEVADA CITY. (arma STOCK, $200,000. OFFICERS : E. M. PRESTON.. mieneas ’.President. T. W. Sicovuangy... Vice President. SR EN el ey ae Cashier ae T. Morgan, . : Sigourney. . : Geo. A. Couper, E. M. Preston. Receive Deposits buy and sell exchange. Purchase Gold Dust and bullion. Highe-t price paid for State and County Warrants. Draw Checks on San Francisco.San Jose, Sacramento, Virginia City and Los Augeles. Ts European Cities, ake collections amd trausact a ge ral Banking Business, 25% CORRESPONDENTS. San Francisco—First Nat. Gold Rans, San Jige—F argoers Nahoncl Gold Kank. 4 . Ever brought to Nevads City, ——— is part as follows: —-DRESS 400) vo . . Scotch Plaids, all colors, French and American Prints, Black Cretons, Black anj Colored Cashmeres, Alpac. cas, all colors Belgian Cori Black Silks, ete. FLANNELS, White, Red and Bhie, all widthe, SHAWLS. Ladies’ Misses’ and Chil. . dren’s—in large variety. MUSLINS. ~ White Rock, Lonesdale, Masonville, and other favor ite brands. FANCY GOODS. Corsets, Fancy Cotton and Woolen Hose, Veils, Wors. ted in all shades, Ladie;’ and Children’s Underwear, etc. Blankets, Sheetings, Cas. simeres, Table Linen, Nap. kins, ete. CARPETS. ThreePy, ‘Brussels, Ingrain, Oil Cloth, and Matting. Ladies’ Misses’ and Chil. dren’s Shoes—a large assortment. ‘Ladies are invited to exAll orders poe thy attended to. r m A. BLUMENTHAL, Cor, Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, Sept. 24. in DEMOCRATIC New York—Nirst National Bahk, sii DR, SHORB ILL ADDRESS THE CITIZENS 0 NEVADA COUNTY, aT NEVADA CITY, —~OK— Wednesday Evening, Sept. 27%) Allturm out and hear this sble Cha® pion of Reform. KEROSENE ~ “OF THE BEST QUALIT:, AT PRESTON’S! % oe sin, See Fresh Cough Candy, GENUINE BETHESDA WATER; IRECT FROM THE SPRING AT WAU KESHA, WIS., Centennial Cologne, Choice Toilet Goods, Acids, Mini-g Chemicals Nevada Drug Store, _E. M. PRESTON P,rop? The weather kind yesterday tion from ever, and everybod, Mred. A, C1 ed resident o with paralysis ‘at 3 o'clock, a tained of herr A mongoliet on the roof of idence mitie~ __therefrom, a d amine my goods and prices!” before purchasing elsewhere. on to FOCks be ~ jnjured him. labor. F. Wilbert, } Mershon and . kee, were at tl and D.J. Cro T. W. Cambel . Chas. Dunn are at the Un tyain will brin tion, all of wh ance upug the eases: =. We dont” are enough wh fax on @ io dance or not. the latest time "will go can le: ~ the clerks of 1 Hotels. If a not placed on the excursion c Oat Meal is who use it, ar those who ha’ nutritious an: food. The S ted for their g ____ regular Oat M er it is oat me their brain px but we do bel love good Oa Sehumacher . @ superior’ a Neil & Co., agents in thi: ceipt of a sa _ pronounce it have seen. . for it. Lat ' L, Jacobs 4 ing instalime: of Falland V Goods, which lowest prices. invited to « Latest Novelt Hayes anc The Nevads : er Club are meet at the T ing of this we Geo. C. Gorh casion addres sues of the d expected to t ., Bep26-4t Mest Elega: the Pala Rosenberg store this Fa gant stock of this market. leading Dry . county, offer of goods so \ tition. Call Rosenberg B Store. } Has return and has recei Men, Boy’s and Shoes, a: te found in ' store. Allw an save mon BS Have just ment of Mer Clothing, U Blankets, an Misses aud . which they than ever. selves, 823 Cc First New Cran’! MULLOY’S.

sa [Tilden toa Young Volunteer. } This war is a perfect outrage, and ({ Tilden's Speech in 1861.) I will resist, umter any and all cireumstances, Ge usoct fuer® fo o__. {Tildeo's Letter to Kent. = They {the framers of the Constiiebeast! —ever it should be demanded by the . public opinion of the State; left it with power to swap the tie of confed. erations 8 nation might break a acer REPEL COERCION a8 & THOMAS 4. HEXDRICES. ~ {Hendricks at Shelbyville, Feb. 5,63.) I did not advise anybody to enlist, because I was not going myself, and I would pot recommend any one to do a thing I would not do myself. [Hendrieks at Shelbyville. ] Our Union cannot be restored with ” fraternal relations among the people ef the North and South until AboLitionism is buried, never again to be “of Hendricks in 1863.) « ¥f Congress woald take a bundle of switches and switch them (Linoolm and his eabinet) out of the White House it woald be well for the people, but until that is done it will pot be well. You may hear prayers in our churebes, your sons thay go Out to the battle field, bat our country is notte be restored as it ‘was until Abolition is buried never te be resurrected. _ [Hendricks at Shelbyville in 1863.] Tam ready to “ew ‘at any {Hendricks at Shelbyville. } I do not knvw ‘whether that (emancipation) proclamation is going te be taken back or not. I am . __.when occasion demands. The Times . trey ~~ bent this city. " going to vote to take it back the first opportunity I get. It was a wicked thing to have issued. Ruruekrorp B. Hares. {Hayes in 1861.) I would prefer to go inty this war, if I knew I was to die, or be killed in the course of it, rather than live _throagh and after i¢ without taking woy part in it. { Hayes in 1864.}**Am offider fit for duty, who at: this crisis would abandon his post to electioneer for Congress, ought to be scalped. You may feel perfectly eure I shall do no such thing.”’ a ‘ A tow befi. Our neighbor the San Juan Times says it has heard some bad news -aboat politics, and what astonishes us is thatit got it from a Copperhrai. Why a Copperhead should go and report the fact of the demoralization of the Republicans here, we cannot tell. We can inform the Copperhead mentioned, and the Times too, that there is no demoralization or lack of organization here. There is a Hayes & Wheeler Clab of over two bundred members here, aud it is in good working order, as will be proven is informed that there are hosis of ' Bepullicans stili left here, and they will compare notes after election, with any part of the county. ee Citizen's Bank. ~« .W@leelieve there is not a bank in Californie to-day, that stands better ns, than the Citizen's Bank of Nevada City, which opened {ye deors on Thursday last. It has alithe creditors of the’old bank as stockholders who are iuterested in ita suecess. Oar town has seen the necessity of a bank wo badly daring \. the past six months, that-all of the ' citizens are willing to stand in it necessary to assist the new concern. The directors are our most substavtial and reliable business men. “The President Mr. the Cashier Mr. A. D. Tower, are . i ~ two of the most popular and obliging menin thec any, and they have the most implici: confidence uf everyone, Werepeat, the Citizen's’ Bank Its information is} E, M. Preston, and } ‘place, all man are alike in some par". ticulars, at least. Your correspondent, for instance, in. the matter of . tion "ruth and veracity, is jast like the editor of the Grass Valley Union, anything a little doubtfal about old residents of Nevada, who now sojourn im the Metropolis, it can all be laid [Se he pubthnen.ee'te the ong aged -. to publish sométhing ‘a little more the undersigned, and he will jast inLeave oat that Philadelphia let. ter, and say that Hant & Gentry's -}-whoiesale house, on Pine street, is becoming the headquarters of all Nevadans who sojourn at -the: Bay. Also announce that it is reported that Jesse Brown bas made about $40,000 in stocks lately. By the way, the Jewish holidays knocked the stuffing out-of the stock market. The absence of membets of that faith made a great seme bg sales and prices. — « Fin Beatty has sai returned from Los Angeles with his new and beautiful bride, and is now enjoying hig honeymoon at Mrs. McLeod's, 106 Post street. The Cosmopolitan has been thorougbly renovated and newly painted, and fitted up from top to bottom, and is as usual the best hotel in the city. There areat present quite a number of visitors here from your county, among whom I now éall to mind Charley Mitchell, of the Grass Valley Union, A. B. Dibble, M. Byrne Jr., Conn, A. Barton, K. Kasper, Seth Martin, B. J. Watson, W. C. Duruo, and a number of others whose names now slip my mind. It is a peealiar fact that men from Nevada county always attract attention when in thiscity. When a quartette of them pass a given point, you will see ali and perhaps yourself. -If be tells . Tresgen, jsensstionsl. If you . can not indace . t that to Mrs, Logan, John Cashin, Jesse Thompson, Jobin . ea ®, P. M.,* and ties @ ys ink’ h haa done us justice nor himself either. In the first place be bad mo right to ‘mention any mames, uniess be criticized all engaged in the exhibi, (the school teacher excepted.) He did not mention Mr. Hackett's m,’ which was certainly a credit to the original; por Miss Caddy Young; Miss Mary Galagher, and Billy Hackett, who plsyed their parts exceedingly w weil in “The soe tol . Good,” would have been aeedit ta the Nevada Dramatic Society. Ir speech, entitled ‘Vindication from] Durand Alphonee. . a Funk Christian J, Gibson C. A. Halbert Willie. Jones Benjamin.Lokidg Mra, 1; T. Lafontaine Monsieur Chas. McLean Thomas .DMcLangblin Tom. FE McKenney Jchn. Nichols Wiecuees B. Post} American Mining = op the Bad of O ober, ie < formerly occupied by Duncan, Sher : man & Go.,on the corner of Fee , AMERIOAN Muouxa Bosarv.—The Board organized and Nessat streets. HOTEL ARRIV ALS. Weational Exchange Hotel. Ss. A. EDDY, Proprietor. Sarvxpar; September 23rd, 1876, James Colley , City 2d Marsh , Pet Hin Mrs R M Hunt, City : Mre McCormick, Grasse Valley G W Welch, City : H Bart, Hont’s Hill as Miss Myrtle; Billy Heckett as Boniface; Johuny Hughes as Michael O’Grady; Johnny Victor as Paul Edmunds; and Geo. Tyler as Cresus. Miss Nellie McOarty sang « solo, Miss\Dickerman accompanying her with the melodeon, Tyler and Victor singing bass in the chorus. “These Temperance Folks do Crowd us Awfally,’’ was a solo sung by Mr. Tyler, the school and all those who took part in the exhibition joining in the chorus. The person that was mesmerized and fell down stairs was no other than F. P. M.’ himself. The Moore's Flat Minstrels played to a very small house on Sanday evening last. They had six bits left after paying expenses, and they gave so you may judge whether the Granitevilleites are strictly moral or not. I think we did very well for acountry school exhibition. We cleared not far from $200, after paying all expenses. The school children did exceedingly well, far better than was expected. Great: eredit is due the teacher, and she kindly thanks all those who assisted her.”’ < > an Severe Accident. We regret the necessity of recording the fact that our esteemed friend Jobo Hanly, has met with an accident that will lay him up for some months. On Thursay last he was engaged in operatiug an edger saw, at the ‘‘Little Mill’ belonging to the’V Flume Company, and located eyes centered oa them, particularly if they seem to be approaching a refreshment stand. Before this reaches you, you will have learned that the Hayes Invincibles and the Boys in Blue gave Senator Sargent a rousing reception on hisarrival here. Your eorrespondent callet upon, and interviewed Gen. Sherman and Secretary Cameron, at the Palace Hotel, yesterday, The result was ‘satisfactory to all concerned, and the wine was A I. Harvey He'm and Jim Crossman have nearly consumated a trade for the Marchie mine, near yonr city. Iwill inform you and your citizens that the prettiest young lady of your vity, is about to take to herself one of the lords of creation. Perhaps you think I am not posted. Since writing the above I have taken » spin around the block, and ran across Alex Sloan, Spence, Hobby, Carter and others, wending their way toward Front street. Stage Agent Shaw, formerly of Colfax, has located here, and is ingaged in the money exchange basiness, “Dr. H. S. Welch talks of going to Tucson, Arizona. Bob Morrow and A.E. Head are erecting'a large brick block on Market street, between Montgomery jand Sansome. Head's family have gooe East to take in the Ceutennial,' One of the Custom House Brigade went out hunting the other day, and killed twenty-two dozen quail. How's that forhigh? He was, of course, an old Nevada county man. Henry Philips bas just returned from the Centennial, where he says he had a jolly time. PIongsR. i Neartr Ceiticaeen. — rue side track aud tridge across the Truckee river leading to the Buca Brewery is nearly completed, and ina few days the track will bé laid. This will be ;a big saving 'to the Company, as . they will them be able to load the cars at the brewery. At present they are compelled to haul it over on & tramway. — Truckee Republican ‘Tarkey shoot. hasa standimy to-day as favorable as} Billy Wills of Glenbrook, bas pur» any institution of the kind in Cali-. fornia, and we teel assered it will ‘grow in wealth and i ia. the confidence _of the people, every day of i's existence. i chased and broaght up a bopdred tarkeys from below, and will pat them up to be shot at’ on Saterday, at the race track. Sportsmen are ivat Scott’s Fiat. By some means he placed his hand over the saw, and it almost separated the thumb from his right hand. It cat through the base of the ball of the thumb, and laid the bone in two parts. He was immediately brought to town, when! Dr. Hunt dressed the wound and afforded all the assistance in his pdwer. The accident was bad enough as it was, but all whe saw it congratulate Hanly that it was no worse. > District Court--September Term. Monpay, Sept. 25th, ~ Court met pursuant to adjournment, Bryan Connolly vs Sone Le Du et als, On motion of J. M. Walling, 6 days given to file an amended answer. M. A. Rice et al vs Geo. C. Spooner et al. Continued for the term on stipulation filed.? Eva Ismert et al vs Andrew A. Fryer. Continued for the term on stipulation filed. = Richard R. Dunstan, a native of England, was admitted to citizeuship on testimpny of A. B. Dibble and Francis E. Carter. Charles Fs McGlashen admitted as an attorney to practice in the District Court upon an examination of said applicantin open Coart. The People vs William O'Neal et al. Jurors summoned on regular veuire called, aud all appearing except those previously excused by the Court. In the absense of a large number of witnesses forthe prosecution’ and the defense, by agreemeat of counsel, the trial of this. cause was postponed until to-morrow worning at 100’clueck. On motion of counsel, attachments were ordered . for defaulti witnesses to appear forthwith. 7” "Pp Coart slivemnad until to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.Gorham Coming. Hon. Geo. C.:Gorham will addfess the people of this city and v. .cinity on Friday evening of this week. His ability as a stump speaker is known to must of our citizeas, and . ws fe ceriain he wil draw a large erowd to listen to him. We bope the Hayes and Wheeler Ciub wili Gorham will bave something to. say, you may rest assured. © We advise aii good "Democrats, especialiy, to come. vited to attehd i ins any eat and hear him. ———~Fureka Con 13. turn outin fullforce on the occasion. ix Sandobal Don Serapior. aa Sparks Jobn. Whitney Charles E. #H. HL Hasers, P.M.” De. Cuaspien, of Sutter, who has made the curing of raisins a specialty for scme years, has forty;tons spread anddrying at his Sutter vineyard, and will pick about ten more. At the Nickerson vineyard, in Placer county, he expects to pick and cure about one hundred tons, making his total crop for’the year on bozh places about 150 tons. Theamount, however, will be governed by favorable or unfavorable weather. > Ex-Congressman T. G. Phelps wrote a note Sept, 20th to ex-Gov. Stanford, asking how he stood politically, not for Pbelp’s information, bat because he had often been asked the question, and on the same day Gov. Stanford answered, saying: **I pave the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your note of this date, jnquiring a as to ‘my personalattitude’

in the pending Presidential canvass. I am happy to reply that lam, as I always have been since the organiza-tion of the Republican party, in complete sytapathy with its principles, and shall, though retired from active participation in political affairs, give an earnest support to the nominees of the Cincinnati Convention.” Brick Pomeroy, the apostle of modern Democracy, is credited with the following: “‘We said in 1864, that Democrats could not elect a war man on a peace platform. They did net. We said in 1868 that Democrats could not elect an Eastern man on a Western platform, or a split candidate ‘against an honest sentiment. They did not. We said in 1872 that the Democrats could not elect Horace Greeley on a liberal platform, and they didn’t. We said Lin 1870 we would edit a paper in New York till Tweed wasin jail. Wedid. We stated two years ‘ago that Tilden would never be President of the Uuited States, and he never will.”’ The Charleston, S.C. News, says: A litde duck, while swimming m a pond near the Savannab and Charleston railroad depot a day or two ago, was caught by the foot by an oyster, and,as the tide was coming up, would have been drowned had not its cries attracted the attention of a workman who released it from.its uncomfortuble position, 4 As early asthe 15th inst. some of the mountain valleys of San Diego éounty were visited by a light frost. >< eS Tunes hundred men are employed at the Mare Island Navy Yard. -_——-~-oe (By Telegraph.) Mining Stocks. Yesterday Morning’s Sales. 890 Ophir 5634. 820 Mexican 3234, 280° Gould & Ourry 1444. 210 Best & Beleber 45. 515 oe 5924. 520 Sav 2170 Con inia 523," 200 Hale Ys orcross 113,. 150 Crown Point 1144. 1480 Yeiiow Jacket 247;. ‘6740 Imperial 454. 205 Kentuck 11. 885 Alpha 45 _ 8 Belcher 2127. 230 Bullion 33, 285 Exchequer 13% 850 Overman B% 100 —o 1644. 450 Julia 7 Yesterday SO a ’s Sale:. Northern Belle 2 233,. New Coso 2 % Léopard 97;. Culifornia 00. Con Virginia 5274. Y¥eliow. Jacket 24. Hate & rene. f Mexican -)) . Exebeguer 13% Overman rr ae Crown PAu: 12. Sallivan James. 2a = of Nevada County, on the Political Issues of the day, . SEPTEMBER 29th, 1876, > Adse seit Exchange on New York, and all Jing in mining). . BLUMENTHAL’ a. saris moeshdum ft Te cisco Ww the or ASSORTED Stock of Oar Fall and Winter Goods, => Cunningham, core’ ~ Fiat T Eve, San Juan : E Baird, do: P Shingle, ‘Scott's Flat BW Eazan, V Flume C W Robb, Grass Valley. RN Nestliog , Chervkee _W Greeley, V "Flume Sunpay, September 24th, 1876. J BR Cross, Trackee F Henry, Moore's Fiat ange HH Avets, Oakland Miss Daveriport, City C Harrieson , Grass Valiey 3 & Herzinger. CityH Jones, North Bloomfield G Deal, City : AH Hanson, City T C Rendall, Rush Creek E Carney, Hunt's Hill ; JM Fulweiier, Ausurn L Harris, Sacramento S$ Deal , Oakland B F Deai, do P McCune.do J McCormick,. Auburn, CW Everhart, Gold Run . aaa SSeS -HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Hotel. JACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor. SatuapDay, September 23rd, 1876. _ ‘J P Neunert , City D J Crowley, Truckee C F McGiashen, do J B Maybamb, Graniteville M B Dumler. Cascade E Mulley, City ce H Bugbee, You Bet = P Loughridge, Grass Valley George Cooper, Stockton Wm P Kogers, Grass Valley Sonpax, September 24:h, 1876. be _T C Randall, Rush Creek LM Sukeforth, Little Mill J Merrilees, Downieville C Harrison, City ¢ Woods, Col Hill . Geo W Weich, City D J Greene, do _W E Welch, do “Louis Liebman, Sao ‘caine AJdlLachman,. do C Chase, City Wm Holmes & wife, City OA Nelson, Willow Valley Jobn Mcbiulty, Bear Valley John Pattison & wife, City Miss Carrie Frink, do John Goffetti, Moore’s Flat J Hamilton, 3 ene We Morgan, KR R Hill, North Bloomfield Wm Waldron, Lake City H Thomps-n, "City REPUBLICAN MEETING. HON. GEORGE C, GORHAM. Will Address the People [FRIDAY EVENING, At the THEATRE. Everybody invited. CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET,‘NEVADA CITY. (arma STOCK, $200,000. OFFICERS : E. M. PRESTON... mieneas ’..President. T. W. Sicovuangy..... Vice President. SR EN el ey ae Cashier ae T. Morgan, . : Sigourney. . : Geo. A. Couper, E. M. Preston. Receive Deposits buy and sell exchange. Purchase Gold Dust and bullion. Highe-t price paid for State and County Warrants. Draw Checks on San Francisco.San Jose, Sacramento, Virginia City and Los Augeles. Ts European Cities, ake collections amd trausact a ge ral Banking Business, 25% CORRESPONDENTS. San Francisco—First Nat. Gold Rans, San Jige—F argoers Nahoncl Gold Kank. 4 . Ever brought to Nevads City, ——— is part as follows: —-DRESS 400) vo . .. Scotch Plaids, all colors, French and American Prints, Black Cretons, Black anj Colored Cashmeres, Alpac. cas, all colors Belgian Cori Black Silks, ete. FLANNELS, White, Red and Bhie, all widthe, SHAWLS. Ladies’ Misses’ and Chil. . dren’s—in large variety. MUSLINS. ~ White Rock, Lonesdale, Masonville, and other favor ite brands. FANCY GOODS. Corsets, Fancy Cotton and Woolen Hose, Veils, Wors. ted in all shades, Ladie;’ and Children’s Underwear, etc. Blankets, Sheetings, Cas. simeres, Table Linen, Nap. kins, ete. CARPETS. ThreePy, ‘Brussels, Ingrain, Oil Cloth, and Matting. Ladies’ Misses’ and Chil. dren’s Shoes—a large assortment. ‘Ladies are invited to exAll orders poe thy attended to. r m A. BLUMENTHAL, Cor, Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City, Sept. 24. in DEMOCRATIC New York—Nirst National Bahk, sii DR, SHORB ILL ADDRESS THE CITIZENS 0 NEVADA COUNTY, aT NEVADA CITY, —~OK— Wednesday Evening, Sept. 27%) Allturm out and hear this sble Cha® pion of Reform. KEROSENE ~ “OF THE BEST QUALIT:, AT PRESTON’S! % oe sin, See Fresh Cough Candy, GENUINE BETHESDA WATER; IRECT FROM THE SPRING AT WAU KESHA, WIS., Centennial Cologne, Choice Toilet Goods, Acids, Mini-g Chemicals Nevada Drug Store, _E. M. PRESTON P,rop? The weather kind yesterday tion from ever, and everybod, Mred. A, C1 ed resident o with paralysis ‘at 3 o'clock, a tained of herr A mongoliet on the roof of idence mitie~ __therefrom, a d amine my goods and prices!” before purchasing elsewhere. on to FOCks be ~ jnjured him. labor. F. Wilbert, } Mershon and . kee, were at tl and D.J. Cro T. W. Cambel . Chas. Dunn are at the Un tyain will brin tion, all of wh ance upug the eases: =. We dont” are enough wh fax on @ io dance or not. the latest time "will go can le: ~ the clerks of 1 Hotels. If a not placed on the excursion c Oat Meal is who use it, ar those who ha’ nutritious an: food. The S ted for their g ____ regular Oat M er it is oat me their brain px but we do bel love good Oa Sehumacher . @ superior’ a Neil & Co., agents in thi: ceipt of a sa _ pronounce it have seen. . for it. Lat ' L, Jacobs 4 ing instalime: of Falland V Goods, which lowest prices. invited to « Latest Novelt Hayes anc The Nevads : er Club are meet at the T ing of this we Geo. C. Gorh casion addres sues of the d expected to t ., Bep26-4t Mest Elega: the Pala Rosenberg store this Fa gant stock of this market. leading Dry . county, offer of goods so \ tition. Call Rosenberg B Store. } Has return and has recei Men, Boy’s and Shoes, a: te found in ' store. Allw an save mon BS Have just ment of Mer Clothing, U Blankets, an Misses aud . which they than ever. selves, 823 Cc First New Cran’! MULLOY’S.