September 27, 1868 (4 pages)

' + ; i % 2 4 ; ; FOR PRESIDENT, GENERAL ULYSSES 8. GRANT For Vice President, * Ey chichieg ss : meee mr gE AY ELECTORS : a LEWIS SL088.— Ny. "dH, MoNABB, MGW POR CONGRESS, &. A. SARGENT, COTINTY NOMINATIONS. ‘BROAD, COMMISSIONER, GEORGE GEPHARD,. _FOR SUPERVISOR—Ist District, JAMES MONRO, Tax Discussion —On Friday night Gorhati “atid Wallace met én Grass . Valley to discuss the issues of the:caning the country for ten days to get a large crowd, and delegates were presnearly every poiit within reach. The flicans made ne effort to get out @ very -largecrowd, and there was no intention on the part of Nevadans to, go down until Thursday morning, but _ till Nevada sent down a full delegation and both parties were well represented. In; Wallate most persons were ~~diseppointed: He was ‘spoken of as . _One of the big Democratic guns, and in common, with all Democrats has a title. He must bea big Democrat, for they call: him! General. He presented the nigger to hig ,andienceim sixteen or eighteen different positions and then ha pein des talents were 80. much ex‘that he had bat little of either issues of the present.canvass. In all his retorical flourishes. and grand cli=e __ mixes, the’ was his “central fig_ger,” and-he flourished the lash of negro “equality over the heads of his audience in the hopes of whipping his Democratic followers into the traces. He is certainly complimentary to his Democratic friends when he labors, for two hours to prove that the negro will be equal to. them ifhe has a chance. Why don’t the gentleman go a little further aind argué that a jackass would be as good as a Democrat if he could only vote, “He would be just as complimen. tary to his partisans. . Gorham, though he has not had much experience in debate has too much caliber for his opponént., So far as an intelligent discussion of the real issues of the contest and a clear and. concise defence of the reconstrugtion policy.and the tenets of the Republican party. are concerned,."he is thoroughly posted, and preseatg his arguments: in .clear and foreible language. In the concluding part of the debate he showed him. self ready and apt in answering the questions of his opponent and much to the delight. of the Union men present: We are inclined to think the meeting at Grass Valley did much good as the principles of the two parties were discussed from the same stand ‘afd the people were enabled to contrast them, The Union men who attended are confident that Gorham had the best of it. and as some Democrats admit that Wallace’s speech ‘was unsatisfactory we conclude that they at least think their man came out second best. : _ WHEN Pendleton was about midway in his. Augusta, Me. harangue, a stranger, with a countenance expressing genuine disgust, accosted a well known Republican, and inquired the way to a neighboring town. The desired infor. mation was given, when the stranger added, by way of adieu : “I have always been a Demograt, but this speech has cured me. I believe I’d better mind my: business instead of listening to that critter any longer.” Pee In Cincinnati the Republicans have formed a Grant and Colfax cavalry battalion. ‘The uniform consists of cavalry jackets, ted caps, with white top and » i red, blue. ee ceived, inclosing a-slip from the Capital ‘. -that I have spoken in twelve out of the ‘ . deprive mé of the.opportunity to visit { questions involved in any election, and PS We find the following in the SacraBenge Union, of a y capt cam A. a oBA H, GRE . ING —J pW. Cotten uieay Sir Your letter-of the 24th instant is rega Hist of appointments made by yourself and Dibble from Oct. %th to Oct. 24th inclusive, and expressdng the invitation-already published in that paper forme to meet you at the . tmeétts:” You know very well, if a reader of yeur city papers, ‘fourteen placeswamed during this can‘vass. To accept your invitation would ‘other parts of the district. You are __} already_under_ obligation to meet_me at . your home, Sacramento, the widest arehavand most central point in the ‘district, where there are daily papets' of ‘both parties. By your own proposition time during the period covered-by these mew appointments. I presume your recent action is not dictated by a desire te make a little cheap-capital at my expense. If you or any of your party friends have an idea that my refusal to retraverse the parts of the district in question in your pleasant company is dictated by any fear to meet you, I will set any such suspicion gt rest. By a careful examination of the Reporter, 1 find that you have no appointments before the 7th ‘of October. Now, sir, I propose to meet you at Sacramento any date before that time; and will be in Sacramento on Thursday, October 1st, to discuss 8 issues ot the day with you, requesting you to assign another day before tin ith, if dat Hite does not suit you, giving me sufficiently notice to reach that city. You can write to me at Pachieco, notifying*me of your acceptance. I have appointments to speak until the Ist proximo. — ~~~-Respectfully, —---A, A. SARGENT. San, Francisco, Sept. 25, 1868: FLAG PreseNnTaTion.—The Nevada Tanners yesterday received a beautiful flag from .W. By, Lake, Eeq,, of San Francisco as a present. Mr. Lake recently visited this city-and was present at the first drill of the Tanners. The following correspondence explains it” SAN FRANctsco, Sept. 24, 1868, Major Deal, Commanding Tanners:— Allow me to present, through you, to af eurnest Wish for your success; and the triumph of the great Union party in November next. ; May this emblem of Freedom wave over nine hundred good and true Tanners of Nevada City; —— — ~_ Yours ‘Fruly ~°Ww. B: Laxr. To Major M.$. Deal. —Headquarters Nevada Battalion of Tanners. NgvaDA Crry, Sept. 26, 1868. Wm._B. Lake, Esq., Dear Sir :—On behalt of the Tanners of Nevada, allow me to return you our hearty—thankis for the handsome flag, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged. Rest assured, dear sir,that our hearts . and hopes are in this. contest, and that never be dishonored by the triamph of Democratic iniquity if the Tanners’ can prevent it. By the blood of thousands the old flag has been baptised and came out of the fight triumphant in ita glory. It is for. the people to perpetuate its grandeur by the election ot Grant and Colfax in this coutest. We, the Tanners of Nevada City will do our part, and the emblem of national unity which you have given us shall be carried in triumph to victory. I remain with great respect, yours in the good cause, M. 8. Dea, Major Commanding Nevada Battalion of Tanners, To W. B, Lake, San Francisco, contest. Never were such momentous no man who loves his country should de deterred from giving his aid to the right at this time, It is the duty of every Union man to see not vnly that he is enrolled, but that all other loyal men within his reach are placed upon the poll list before the 4th of October. Many of our best citizens are too apt to neglect these important matters until a late day. Vow is the time to-enroll, and no man should delay a single hour until satisfied that his name is upon the poll list, United efforts will give us a glorious victory in Calitornia, and every inan should do his duty. Stand by the fing, boys, in this contest, and the glorious old banner, baptized in the best blood of the nation, will be unfurled as the banner of peace in. the ides of Novemthe meeting was. to take. place some. . the ‘fanners: of Nevada, the aecourpa= . < the glorious Stars and Stripes shall . STAND BY THE FLAG, Bors.—Every man owes a duty to hia country in this } A “PEACEFUL” Revo.vutiox. — It ir _. Northern Democratg to choke off hanest friends in th@South. They will + . keep “talking right out. in mecting.” . Albert Pike, the leader of Indian troops, { who were wont to scalp the Federal ‘dead during the war, supports Seymour and Blairon the southern interpretation of the platform—that jis, as they were giyen to understand it, at the national convention, by the Northern leaders and the nomination of Bjair oh his revolutionary letter. Pike recently, in a speech at Centre Hill, Mississippi, urged the young men of that State to solemnly swear t6 kill any Northertieé “wlio should attempt to cross the Ohio river for the purpose of settling in the South ; and, in the Memphis Appeal of the 30th ultimo, he exhorts them thus . Go on, boys ; swear to murder Northern Huns!“ Armi yourselves and organize, and be ready to respond promedy when called on, and fight ravely, even if you get: killed. If these old rebel leaders do not speak for the Democratic party, whom do they and they go with the only party which proposes to give it tothem; and they show us pretty clearly what is uriderstood by carrying on a revolution in the South by “peacefal means.” When Gorham and Wallace discussed at Stockton, the Democrats required the Union men to stipulate that the band engaged by the two parties should not. play “Marching through Georgia,” “John Brown,” or “The Union Right or Wrong.” They also stipulated that . Gorham and Wallace should not stop at . . the same hotel, and were no doubt much chagrined when they heard that Wallace accepted ap invitation to ogeupy a berth in Gorham’s state-room, on A San Francisco Uniop man recently bet $1,000 to $50.that Grant will be the . DIED. e ~$n-this-city;-on the 26th inst. Géo. Keeney, Sr. aged 46-years. oh * The funeral will take place from the the Congregational Chureh, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Friends and acquaintances are Hrvited to attend. = ** FOR THIRTY DAYS! ‘We will sell our Large stock of CLOTHINC, © FURNISHING Coops, BOOTS & SHOES, . MATS, BEST RUBBER. COATS AND BOOTS, =AT— SAN FRANCISCO T=" WHOLESALE PRICES =: TO MAKE ROOM FOR A LARGE sUP. PLY OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS! Anybody in want of the articles above menMe tioned wif find it to their advan, {andthe victory is Grant and Colfax, let ua enter the fight Y speak for? They want power again, . MARCHING THROUGH GEORGIA.— . +P family, the debts outstanding against the depeyes = . dle gg is therefore. chai said estate appear before the said Court. on ‘MONDAY, the %th day ef October, A. D 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said day, at the Court Beem aca cea eee aunty of Ne tate o rnia, to sho cance WhY ad ONE? BROUId HOt Bo granted to congas a ne yegy Beg om of the Teal estate of the deceased as.¢ necessary. . A. C. NILES, outs todas I, G. K. Farquhar. County Clerk of Nevada county, State of Californid,and ex-officio Clerk of the Probate Court, in and for said count: do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of an order duly made and entered upon the minntes of said Probate Court. ——}) Witness my hand and the Seal ‘of * seal -eaid Probate Court.’ this 27th day of {—— ) September, A. D. 1368. G. K. FARQUHAR, Clerk. J; I. Caldwell, Attorney, Pp Location of Works, Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada County, California. Notice is hereby given that the several amounts set opposite the names .of the re=pective yshare . holders in the above named Company are delinguent upon the following described stock = account of assessment No. One, of Fifty Jenta ; Names. Shares, Am’t. Chappellet F.150° «75 00 Galioway Jas. 156) = 5 00 Graves Wm. : ag Mw. 00 McConnell Geo. ; 130 «= 65 00 McDonald Nelson 75 8750 Raphael M. " 1950 Russel! Chas. 50 2500 Russell J. H. 65 00 And in accordance with the laws of the State many ‘ of said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction, on Saturday, Oct. 10th, 1868, between the hours of 2 and 5’ o'clock, P. M. in front of the Company’s Office, Meadow Lake, Nevada county, California, to pay said delinquent assessment together with costs of the Board of ee f . . Se dods s L M. Co. ~~ Meadow Lake, Sept: 23d. : a Notice to Correspondents. 9 ee LL LETTERS AND PAPERS, intended A ice tie MOHAWK BND MONT L MINE; shonild be directed to CISCO, and not to Meadow Lake. __ we , F. CHAPPELLET, President and superintendent. Sept. 25th, 1868, ‘. DISTRICT Election Notice, . OTICE is cies given to the qualified Electors of FRENCH CORRAL SCHOUL : F ‘, that.an Klection 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 and to build aSchool House, It will be necessary, = this es to raise the sum be ering = the rate of taxation vied w. de one hundr centetpen one hundred dollars of taxable qeoperty in the district. By order of the Beard of ‘I'rustees. STEPHEN KENNEDY, Clerk. ~ French Corral, Sept. 21. = Annual Meeting. 84 §. GRANT MINING COMPANY. Stocke holders are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting of the U. 8S. Grant Mining Compony will be held at the office of the Company, Clay Street, San Francieco, on WEDNESDAY, October 14th, ee 120’cl M, in accordance rn ee Bu Ws. ' OS TAYLOR, Secretary. San Francisco, Sept, 21, 1868. v4 TO UNION MEN! Yr NO LONGER! If yon have rot already done 80, goat once to the Uffice of the County Clerk and have your names — for DO THIS Now, Before the 4th of October, or yon lose your vote SEE 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 REGISTERED and ENROLLED. f REMEMBER that the Fourth day of October {js the “day for Enrollment, except fo iz traordiRary Causes, / Gert you were Regi ered last year or before, you need not ster bi MUST HAVE YO "NAME ENKOLLSD. D. THAT I8, PLACED N THE Pot, List KACH YEAR. THIR' DAYS BE THE ELECTION oA % FORE /DENTISTRY. (©. W. MeEINTYRE, DENTAL SURGEON, Office—Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. opp. Banner's. good fit . Pa Saikas Min acne if desired. All werk conte best datisfnetion orno charges made. nib By Johbu Abbey, Deputy. sep2t. . NDEPENDENCE MINING COMPANY,—. _ advertising and expenses:of sale, By order of . + By mutual consent. M8 bg a Register, and then go e Board of tration in your Election } Precinet and be : ane BIGELOW?S — ogg. xeagine SCHOOL EFER to the following named gentlemen who have siudied ‘with him; David Bentley, Hi. H. Haskins, Jas, Brown, das. H, Lee, om J. R. Stone. J. Earl Brown, lxauc Thompson, B. F. Stoakes, ¥. Eber, : Wm. J. Davis, Martin y Jaa. Jd Ae. _A, A, Stiles, E, Huntiey. No Schojars will be taken after Feb, ist, 1969. 3 sepil. HALL’S SARSAPARILLA ! Yellow Dock and Iodide of Potass. '. .HE best and. most reliable Medicine in use for all diseases originating froma dieordered state of the Blood and Liver, it cures CANCERS, SCKUFOLA : wr DvD. 4 SECONDARIES, RHUMATIC AND MEReer Thi Felaseory i aevpesee in the 8 compound is p most. careful manner fous the best #oote and Barks the world produces and is entirely tree from MERCURY AND ARSENIC. A lair trial will convince all that it is the bULD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Aste SHEPAMDSUN & GATES, Corner Sansome & Commercial Sts, sepld . ‘ San Francisco Engine For Sale. A TWELVE HORSE POWER ENGINE is cunean ove sale, itcan ne anes at Palmer’s cid mill, on Sacramento street, : f PauMids & KVEKINGHAM, Nevada, Aug. 22. Dissolution of Co-Partnership, Ne is hereby given. that the firm of: Hamulten & Lester is this day dissbived AW. Last Be sure and get good Boots ! B. LUTZ, ((\AN BE FOUND at his 61a stand, just beC Hoth low the National Exchange ON BROAD STREET, worh, Give him a triaignd be assured of the fact. If you want_your Boots or Shoes take thei Tw EOTE 3 Payires CHURCH of England. Clergyman’s Reas0n for ejecting Protectegtinn or no consistent resting tage og between Catholiism and Infidelity by Thomas » L. L. v, rmerly Incumbent of the Pareh of Templemartin, Co. Cork, Ireland. A Canvass Agent will visit Nevadain a fewdays. es _ J. FIGUIERE, Notary Public and Conveyancer OFFICE—SECOND STREET, Meadow Lake..+..-+ .««Nevada County. All business entrusted tome will be pr tly attended to. ? ye CONSUMERS READ! W. H.H,, COFFMAN, FAMING SURCHASED THE NATIONAL tS CIGAR STORE, .2) ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Will Keep the stand aiways supplied with the very beat brands of oe , Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacce, : Also, a large supply of PIPES, PLAYING —and other Particles belonging to the POSTAGE STAMPS’ AND EXPRESS ENVELOPES always on hand. —want articles in my line are invited W.H, FFMAN. Nevada,May 2th. re EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Opposite the National Exchang< SAXBY & LANCASTER, as fast as any gentieman cares to driv viscera for Funerals attended Good Saddle Horses alwa: on hand Horses boarded by the day, week or month e. to wita _ . and the best of care teed. , ° SAKBY & LANCASTER, “Nevada, Dec. 5th. The Great Clairvoyant, W "enginat'and Amerien by ber worden: the q ; re “ : in reveal oo Sust Published & —_ 7 ,*? YY = 3° =e -—_ # A oe ee ae oe a pa TY Ss ee a ee ee ey

' + ; i % 2 4 ; ; FOR PRESIDENT, GENERAL ULYSSES 8. GRANT For Vice President, * Ey chichieg ss : meee mr gE AY ELECTORS : a LEWIS SL088.— Ny. "dH, MoNABB, MGW POR CONGRESS, &. A. SARGENT, COTINTY NOMINATIONS. ‘BROAD, COMMISSIONER, GEORGE GEPHARD,. _FOR SUPERVISOR—Ist District, JAMES MONRO, Tax Discussion —On Friday night Gorhati “atid Wallace met én Grass . Valley to discuss the issues of the:caning the country for ten days to get a large crowd, and delegates were presnearly every poiit within reach. The flicans made ne effort to get out @ very -largecrowd, and there was no intention on the part of Nevadans to, go down until Thursday morning, but _ till Nevada sent down a full delegation and both parties were well represented. In; Wallate most persons were ~~diseppointed: He was ‘spoken of as . _One of the big Democratic guns, and in common, with all Democrats has a title. He must bea big Democrat, for they call: him! General. He presented the nigger to hig ,andienceim sixteen or eighteen different positions and then ha pein des talents were 80. much ex‘that he had bat little of either issues of the present.canvass. In all his retorical flourishes. and grand cli=e __ mixes, the’ was his “central fig_ger,” and-he flourished the lash of negro “equality over the heads of his audience in the hopes of whipping his Democratic followers into the traces. He is certainly complimentary to his Democratic friends when he labors, for two hours to prove that the negro will be equal to. them ifhe has a chance. Why don’t the gentleman go a little further aind argué that a jackass would be as good as a Democrat if he could only vote, “He would be just as complimen. tary to his partisans. . Gorham, though he has not had much experience in debate has too much caliber for his opponént., So far as an intelligent discussion of the real issues of the contest and a clear and. concise defence of the reconstrugtion policy.and the tenets of the Republican party. are concerned,."he is thoroughly posted, and preseatg his arguments: in .clear and foreible language. In the concluding part of the debate he showed him. self ready and apt in answering the questions of his opponent and much to the delight. of the Union men present: We are inclined to think the meeting at Grass Valley did much good as the principles of the two parties were discussed from the same stand ‘afd the people were enabled to contrast them, The Union men who attended are confident that Gorham had the best of it. and as some Democrats admit that Wallace’s speech ‘was unsatisfactory we conclude that they at least think their man came out second best. : _ WHEN Pendleton was about midway in his. Augusta, Me. harangue, a stranger, with a countenance expressing genuine disgust, accosted a well known Republican, and inquired the way to a neighboring town. The desired infor. mation was given, when the stranger added, by way of adieu : “I have always been a Demograt, but this speech has cured me. I believe I’d better mind my: business instead of listening to that critter any longer.” Pee In Cincinnati the Republicans have formed a Grant and Colfax cavalry battalion. ‘The uniform consists of cavalry jackets, ted caps, with white top and » i red, blue. ee ceived, inclosing a-slip from the Capital ‘. -that I have spoken in twelve out of the ‘ . deprive mé of the.opportunity to visit { questions involved in any election, and PS We find the following in the SacraBenge Union, of a y capt cam A. a oBA H, GRE . ING —J pW. Cotten uieay Sir Your letter-of the 24th instant is rega Hist of appointments made by yourself and Dibble from Oct. %th to Oct. 24th inclusive, and expressdng the invitation-already published in that paper forme to meet you at the . tmeétts:” You know very well, if a reader of yeur city papers, ‘fourteen placeswamed during this can‘vass. To accept your invitation would ‘other parts of the district. You are __} already_under_ obligation to meet_me at . your home, Sacramento, the widest arehavand most central point in the ‘district, where there are daily papets' of ‘both parties. By your own proposition time during the period covered-by these mew appointments. I presume your recent action is not dictated by a desire te make a little cheap-capital at my expense. If you or any of your party friends have an idea that my refusal to retraverse the parts of the district in question in your pleasant company is dictated by any fear to meet you, I will set any such suspicion gt rest. By a careful examination of the Reporter, 1 find that you have no appointments before the 7th ‘of October. Now, sir, I propose to meet you at Sacramento any date before that time; and will be in Sacramento on Thursday, October 1st, to discuss 8 issues ot the day with you, requesting you to assign another day before tin ith, if dat Hite does not suit you, giving me sufficiently notice to reach that city. You can write to me at Pachieco, notifying*me of your acceptance. I have appointments to speak until the Ist proximo. — ~~~-Respectfully, —---A, A. SARGENT. San, Francisco, Sept. 25, 1868: FLAG PreseNnTaTion.—The Nevada Tanners yesterday received a beautiful flag from .W. By, Lake, Eeq,, of San Francisco as a present. Mr. Lake recently visited this city-and was present at the first drill of the Tanners. The following correspondence explains it” SAN FRANctsco, Sept. 24, 1868, Major Deal, Commanding Tanners:— Allow me to present, through you, to af eurnest Wish for your success; and the triumph of the great Union party in November next. ; May this emblem of Freedom wave over nine hundred good and true Tanners of Nevada City; —— — ~_ Yours ‘Fruly ~°Ww. B: Laxr. To Major M.$. Deal. —Headquarters Nevada Battalion of Tanners. NgvaDA Crry, Sept. 26, 1868. Wm._B. Lake, Esq., Dear Sir :—On behalt of the Tanners of Nevada, allow me to return you our hearty—thankis for the handsome flag, the receipt of which is hereby acknowledged. Rest assured, dear sir,that our hearts . and hopes are in this. contest, and that never be dishonored by the triamph of Democratic iniquity if the Tanners’ can prevent it. By the blood of thousands the old flag has been baptised and came out of the fight triumphant in ita glory. It is for. the people to perpetuate its grandeur by the election ot Grant and Colfax in this coutest. We, the Tanners of Nevada City will do our part, and the emblem of national unity which you have given us shall be carried in triumph to victory. I remain with great respect, yours in the good cause, M. 8. Dea, Major Commanding Nevada Battalion of Tanners, To W. B, Lake, San Francisco, contest. Never were such momentous no man who loves his country should de deterred from giving his aid to the right at this time, It is the duty of every Union man to see not vnly that he is enrolled, but that all other loyal men within his reach are placed upon the poll list before the 4th of October. Many of our best citizens are too apt to neglect these important matters until a late day. Vow is the time to-enroll, and no man should delay a single hour until satisfied that his name is upon the poll list, United efforts will give us a glorious victory in Calitornia, and every inan should do his duty. Stand by the fing, boys, in this contest, and the glorious old banner, baptized in the best blood of the nation, will be unfurled as the banner of peace in. the ides of Novemthe meeting was. to take. place some. . the ‘fanners: of Nevada, the aecourpa= . < the glorious Stars and Stripes shall . STAND BY THE FLAG, Bors.—Every man owes a duty to hia country in this } A “PEACEFUL” Revo.vutiox. — It ir _. Northern Democratg to choke off hanest friends in th@South. They will + . keep “talking right out. in mecting.” . Albert Pike, the leader of Indian troops, { who were wont to scalp the Federal ‘dead during the war, supports Seymour and Blairon the southern interpretation of the platform—that jis, as they were giyen to understand it, at the national convention, by the Northern leaders and the nomination of Bjair oh his revolutionary letter. Pike recently, in a speech at Centre Hill, Mississippi, urged the young men of that State to solemnly swear t6 kill any Northertieé “wlio should attempt to cross the Ohio river for the purpose of settling in the South ; and, in the Memphis Appeal of the 30th ultimo, he exhorts them thus . Go on, boys ; swear to murder Northern Huns!“ Armi yourselves and organize, and be ready to respond promedy when called on, and fight ravely, even if you get: killed. If these old rebel leaders do not speak for the Democratic party, whom do they and they go with the only party which proposes to give it tothem; and they show us pretty clearly what is uriderstood by carrying on a revolution in the South by “peacefal means.” When Gorham and Wallace discussed at Stockton, the Democrats required the Union men to stipulate that the band engaged by the two parties should not. play “Marching through Georgia,” “John Brown,” or “The Union Right or Wrong.” They also stipulated that . Gorham and Wallace should not stop at . . the same hotel, and were no doubt much chagrined when they heard that Wallace accepted ap invitation to ogeupy a berth in Gorham’s state-room, on A San Francisco Uniop man recently

bet $1,000 to $50.that Grant will be the . DIED. e ~$n-this-city;-on the 26th inst. Géo. Keeney, Sr. aged 46-years. oh * The funeral will take place from the the Congregational Chureh, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. Friends and acquaintances are Hrvited to attend. = ** FOR THIRTY DAYS! ‘We will sell our Large stock of CLOTHINC, © FURNISHING Coops, BOOTS & SHOES, . MATS, BEST RUBBER. COATS AND BOOTS, =AT— SAN FRANCISCO T=" WHOLESALE PRICES =: TO MAKE ROOM FOR A LARGE sUP. PLY OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS! Anybody in want of the articles above menMe tioned wif find it to their advan, {andthe victory is Grant and Colfax, let ua enter the fight Y speak for? They want power again, . MARCHING THROUGH GEORGIA.— . +P family, the debts outstanding against the depeyes = . dle gg is therefore. chai said estate appear before the said Court. on ‘MONDAY, the %th day ef October, A. D 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. M. of said day, at the Court Beem aca cea eee aunty of Ne tate o rnia, to sho cance WhY ad ONE? BROUId HOt Bo granted to congas a ne yegy Beg om of the Teal estate of the deceased as.¢ necessary. . A. C. NILES, outs todas I, G. K. Farquhar. County Clerk of Nevada county, State of Californid,and ex-officio Clerk of the Probate Court, in and for said count: do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of an order duly made and entered upon the minntes of said Probate Court. ——}) Witness my hand and the Seal ‘of * seal -eaid Probate Court.’ this 27th day of {—— ) September, A. D. 1368. G. K. FARQUHAR, Clerk.. J; I. Caldwell, Attorney, Pp Location of Works, Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada County, California. Notice is hereby given that the several amounts set opposite the names .of the re=pective yshare . holders in the above named Company are delinguent upon the following described stock = account of assessment No. One, of Fifty Jenta ; Names. Shares, Am’t. Chappellet F.150° «75 00 Galioway Jas.. 156) = 5 00 Graves Wm. : ag Mw. 00 McConnell Geo. ; 130 «= 65 00 McDonald Nelson 75 8750 Raphael M. " 1950 Russel! Chas. 50 2500 Russell J. H. 65 00 And in accordance with the laws of the State many ‘ of said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction, on Saturday, Oct. 10th, 1868, between the hours of 2 and 5’ o'clock, P. M. in front of the Company’s Office, Meadow Lake, Nevada county, California, to pay said delinquent assessment together with costs of the Board of ee f . . Se dods s L M. Co. ~~ Meadow Lake, Sept: 23d. : a Notice to Correspondents. 9 ee LL LETTERS AND PAPERS, intended A ice tie MOHAWK BND MONT L MINE; shonild be directed to CISCO, and not to Meadow Lake. __ we , F. CHAPPELLET, President and superintendent. Sept. 25th, 1868, ‘. DISTRICT Election Notice, . OTICE is cies given to the qualified Electors of FRENCH CORRAL SCHOUL : F ‘, that.an Klection 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 and to build aSchool House, It will be necessary, = this es to raise the sum be ering = the rate of taxation vied w. de one hundr centetpen one hundred dollars of taxable qeoperty in the district. By order of the Beard of ‘I'rustees. STEPHEN KENNEDY, Clerk. ~ French Corral, Sept. 21. = Annual Meeting. 84 §. GRANT MINING COMPANY. Stocke holders are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting of the U. 8S. Grant Mining Compony will be held at the office of the Company, Clay Street, San Francieco, on WEDNESDAY, October 14th, ee 120’cl M, in accordance rn ee Bu Ws. ' OS TAYLOR, Secretary. San Francisco, Sept, 21, 1868. v4 TO UNION MEN! Yr NO LONGER! If yon have rot already done 80, goat once to the Uffice of the County Clerk and have your names — for DO THIS Now, Before the 4th of October, or yon lose your vote SEE 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 REGISTERED and ENROLLED. f REMEMBER that the Fourth day of October {js the “day for Enrollment, except fo iz traordiRary Causes, / Gert you were Regi ered last year or before, you need not ster bi MUST HAVE YO "NAME ENKOLLSD. D. THAT I8, PLACED N THE Pot, List KACH YEAR. THIR' DAYS BE THE ELECTION oA % FORE /DENTISTRY. (©. W. MeEINTYRE, DENTAL SURGEON, Office—Cor. Broad & Pine Sts. opp. Banner's. good fit . Pa Saikas Min acne if desired. All werk conte best datisfnetion orno charges made. nib By Johbu Abbey, Deputy. sep2t. . NDEPENDENCE MINING COMPANY,—. _ advertising and expenses:of sale, By order of . + By mutual consent. M8 bg a Register, and then go e Board of tration in your Election } Precinet and be : ane BIGELOW?S — ogg. xeagine SCHOOL EFER to the following named gentlemen who have siudied ‘with him; David Bentley, Hi. H. Haskins, Jas, Brown, das. H, Lee, om J. R. Stone. J. Earl Brown, lxauc Thompson, B. F. Stoakes, ¥. Eber, : Wm. J. Davis, Martin y Jaa. Jd Ae. _A, A, Stiles, E, Huntiey. No Schojars will be taken after Feb, ist, 1969. 3 sepil. HALL’S SARSAPARILLA ! Yellow Dock and Iodide of Potass. '. .HE best and. most reliable Medicine in use for all diseases originating froma dieordered state of the Blood and Liver, it cures CANCERS, SCKUFOLA : wr DvD. 4 SECONDARIES, RHUMATIC AND MEReer Thi Felaseory i aevpesee in the 8 compound is p most. careful manner fous the best #oote and Barks the world produces and is entirely tree from MERCURY AND ARSENIC. A lair trial will convince all that it is the bULD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Aste SHEPAMDSUN & GATES, Corner Sansome & Commercial Sts, sepld . ‘ San Francisco Engine For Sale. A TWELVE HORSE POWER ENGINE is cunean ove sale, itcan ne anes at Palmer’s cid mill, on Sacramento street, : f PauMids & KVEKINGHAM, Nevada, Aug. 22. Dissolution of Co-Partnership, Ne is hereby given. that the firm of: Hamulten & Lester is this day dissbived AW. Last Be sure and get good Boots ! B. LUTZ, ((\AN BE FOUND at his 61a stand, just beC Hoth low the National Exchange ON BROAD STREET, worh, Give him a triaignd be assured of the fact. If you want_your Boots or Shoes take thei Tw EOTE 3 Payires CHURCH of England. Clergyman’s Reas0n for ejecting Protectegtinn or no consistent resting tage og between Catholiism and Infidelity by Thomas » L. L. v, rmerly Incumbent of the Pareh of Templemartin, Co. Cork, Ireland. A Canvass Agent will visit Nevadain a fewdays. es _ J. FIGUIERE, Notary Public and Conveyancer OFFICE—SECOND STREET, Meadow Lake...+...-+ .««Nevada County. All business entrusted tome will be pr tly attended to. ? ye CONSUMERS READ! W. H.H,, COFFMAN, FAMING SURCHASED THE NATIONAL tS CIGAR STORE, .2) ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Will Keep the stand aiways supplied with the very beat brands of oe , Cigars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacce, : Also, a large supply of PIPES, PLAYING —and other Particles belonging to the POSTAGE STAMPS’ AND EXPRESS ENVELOPES always on hand. —want articles in my line are invited W.H, FFMAN. Nevada,May 2th. re EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Opposite the National Exchang< SAXBY & LANCASTER, as fast as any gentieman cares to driv viscera for Funerals attended Good Saddle Horses alwa: on hand Horses boarded by the day, week or month e. to wita _ . and the best of care teed. , ° SAKBY & LANCASTER, “Nevada, Dec. 5th. 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