April 5, 1870 (4 pages)

& hal vo 3M le at ad, ds. Te= stu, A‘l'vz the they ing, this ashial and ort nos ‘ifees, &c. ap3 injured by «fall at the mill on is on the third floor, above the —the ground floor being flights of stairs. On Sunday morning » < State that can show a cash balance in every _-gutstanding. ‘The’ city is éntirely out of NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, ——— Nevada is probably the only city in the fund, and that has neither scrip nor bond debt,with about $426 balance in the Gener__course work required by the city may be residence. bis “town financially, is partially the result of . providing for the acquisition of Govern~werk of Shly a minute, and a purse conal Fond, and our citizens rejoiee inthe’ motto of the City Fathers should be “Rigid, economy in the management of business, @ and cash payments hereafter.” By such a: more cheaply done, and the town will be‘ -g#ade a desirable place for business. or The present prosperous condition of our economy and the revenue derived from the government titles to city lots. As our citizens are aware, 8 -years ago the city was several thousand dollars in debt. By an tof Legislature the rate of taxation Was leit in order.to liquidate the indebtedness. This, during the two years, made quite a considerable decrease, and the law ment titles to city lots levied amueh heavier tax than was required to pay the. expenses, and also made provision for the transfer of the surplus from the Land to the General Fund, after paying expenses, Under this law $1,000 was transferred at the last meeting of the Board. After paying all scrip outstanding and demands of every nature against.the General Fund, there remaips a surplus of $420 in that Fund. The balance in all the funds standing as follows: General Fund = $42000 Fire Fund + $895 66 Land Fund + . +. $795 00 Total cash in Treasury $2,110.66 In addition to this there remains uncollected on the Land Fund from $1,000 to $1,500, a large part of which will be paid before: the,expiratien of thirty days. cording to this figuring the assets of the city at the beginning of next year may be safely estimated at $4,000. This being true, the property tax for the General Fund might salely be omitted altogether, or at least greatly teduced. & It is.a matter of congratulation that’ the city is 1p. so healthy .a. financial, condition, + and now, near the beginning of a change in the administration, an effort. should be made to secure the services of the best business men a8 Trustees, The same caution exercised’ih the management of the affairs of a corporation is seldom used when money is on hand-as is necessary where debts are heavy, and, in this. view, it is sometimes claimed that a debt is beneficial to Government. Butno one would argue for such 4 proposition if business is well managed, and in the hands of good business men. Let the citizens of Nevada determine to seeure the services of men identified with the city thoroughly honest.and competent, andthe city need never be obliged in the futuxe, to issue a single dollar of scrip. Bold Robbery. .One of the boldest robberies evercommitted in this city was perpetrated at the bakery of Julius Dreyfuss on Sunday night. Mr. Dreyfuss closed up about 9 o’clock in the evening and went home, and between that time and I o’clock, when Fritz commeneés baking his morning’s bread, some . rogues entered by the front door, which is only fastened by an ordinary lock. They went to a closet-in the back part of the store, and after lightiug a candle went to work. Cutting around the jam of the door was the taining $25 in half dollars was taken from the shelf. , & bank box was then open with Dreyfuss can opener, from Which $500 in ‘currency, belonging to Henry Smith of the’Cascadés, by whom it was deposited with Dreyfuss, was taken. The light by which these men operated.could: plainly be seen from the street, as the large windows in the front doors are not obstructed even by acurtain. The robbers must-have; been entirely familiar with the place, as they got their tools on the premises.As the store was 80 Gpéri to view from the street, and a man slept on the premises Mr. Dreyfuss felt, perfectly secure against robbery. This: ‘bold and successful robbery demonstrates that waluablds.are not secure under any circumstances, unless in the vault of a bank Mountain Asparagus. ; _ Wm. BR. Coe, of this city, has in his garden w bed of this delicious vegetable that would make the mouth of amepicure water. For early asparagus we have heretofore recame to consciousness at the bottom o: low: sit , and found hit = canty ruised, and with a serious cut .over one eye. He had no recolleetion of leaving his bed, which he~ es id: inhi of ‘stairs or w own the and fe a= Dr leat aad ia hb eee a j ‘prospect of low Seeek Felice taniyes~The eee inngiaene da ‘ane Whe Tax Levy. ~ ‘ceived a dispatch stating thatthe State Tax orreach $100, Ac. ‘about three inches deep in this place yesterlast. he did: inhis His wounds were tare The Board of Supervisors yesterday rewas 85cents on each $100, and the tax ani A State and county, was fully settled -at $2.00: it now stands: Statetax== * > 85 General Fund +. + ++ > 38 Special Fund -= 8 : et ~ 80 Bid vSueises Sse; + = 2. Indigent Sick Fund + 14° Total. 5 sik yi es $2 00 A special poll tax of $2 per capita, = minerals 80 extensively used in modern prac= tice, may seem incredible to those who pin their faith. on the medicinal efficacy of active poisuns, but if these skeptics will take the. trouble to enquire. of those who have tested the corrective and alterative virtues of the Bitters under the circumstances described, they will find the statement to be true. : ee Postponed. ee * Phe colored people of this city have. concluded to postpone , the celebration of the Fifteenth-Amendment until a copy of: the President’s Proclamation announcing its ratificatiom‘is received. They at first announced to-day, because the Executive.Committee advised a celebration at all places on the same day, but as the weather is not favorable, they have determined to wait for a full text of the President’s Message. The National Gazette. This new Democratic paper made tis ap‘pearance in this city yesterday witrngg according to previous announcement. _{t is Democratic as may easily be seen from its articles. which are well written. salutatory the conductors make fair promises, which they no doubt have. the ability to redeem. e welcome the new candidate for popular favor to the field. Snow. Qn Sunday night April took a ‘‘back set” and ee us a spice of December weather in the shape of asnow.storm, The snow was aay morning but soon melted. ~ Yesterday afternoon it agein commenced snowing at & lively rate, but very shortly it ‘‘fizzled.” T hese Spring storms are good for minérs. The Sunday School Concert. The Sunday School Concert of the Con‘ational Sunday School took place on 4 Sunday evening. The exercises were exceedingly interesting, and the attendance was good. The collection for the benefit of the school amounted to $50. A Visit East. AG; E. M. Preston, of the firm of Preston & Fairchild, druggists, will leave on Wednesday or Thursday for a visit East. Mr. Preston has, fora number of years, been identified with the Public Schools of the county, having just closed his term.as County Superintendant. His friends wish him a pleasant visit arid speedy return. The Union. ; W. 8. Byrne has sold his interest in the Grass Valiey Union to his former partner, Chas. Mitchell. Mitchell runs a good paper. Suits Dismis»¢éd. — ———~S~S—S The Board of Supervisors have instructed the District Attorney to dismiss all suits against delingaent tax payers who were assessed twice, Johnny Roys. ; It was rted yesterday that Johnny Roys was sinking rapidly, ph there was no hope of his recovery. ape For Assessor. W. H. Davidson is announced in to-duy’s paper as‘a candidate for City Assessor. The County Debt. The county indebtedness at the date of the last report of the County Auditor was fore reported, Thanks. Weare indebted to Spencer & Pattison for Harrer’s Bazar, Appleton’s J ournal,and the New York Ledger of latest dates. In the Hospital. , ; John Burns, whose leg was recently amputated, has been removed from Bannerville to the ital. His case is complicated by'a severe attack of pneumonia, W renders his condition precarious. FOR SALE! HEAP FOR CASH! -Gne 12-inch Engine, One 10-inch Kungine, One §-inch Pump, i ONE FLUE BOILER, Twenty Feet Long. Diameter 42 inches. ‘CRAIG'S PATENT. The following is the levy a8'. -y~y,¢ relaxed nerves recover their . entircly devoid of the powerful alkaloids and $63,031 56, instead of $64,031 56 as hereto-. One 6-Inch Pump. Two Horn's Amalgamating Pans. ONE 30-INCH GLOBE NOZZLE. way, and ® strange torpor falls alike on the body and intellect; ‘There is little or no pais perhaps, but the natural vigor and elastici of the nervone aria muscular system seems have departed, and att fference to . th pleasures of life, and even of its grave respon; sibilities, takes the place of that earnest in terest in both which characterizes every balanced mind when in a healthy condition. . This state of partial-coliapse is often the of some: serious mal; tal powers are languishing and ‘need a stimu< of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is \wonderfully beneficial. The great tonic wakes up) the system from its drowse The secretions and the circulation receive a new impetus. elasticity under the operations of the specific, like the slackened strength of a musical instrament in are replaced by energy and vigor, the spirits rise, and life that almost seemed a burden while the seasoe of depression lasted, becomes once more enjoyable. That sucha radical change should be produced by a remedy B. LUTZ, A few doors below the National Exchange, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Is copared to manufacture the LATEST STYLE BOOTS, to order, on short.notice and at reas~ onable rates. _ REPAIRING ofall kinds done in the vey best style and at low rates. Give mea call. Nevada, April 3d. L. W. WILLIAMS. J. B, JOHNSON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorneys & Counselors at Law And Notaries Public. _L. W. WILLIAMS, Commissioner of Deeds the State of Nevada. Nevada, Cal. Druggist & Apothecary. CITY DRUG STORE, MASONIC BUILDING, Cor. of Pine anid Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. — (er Prescriptions Accurately Com pounded Day and Night._«4Nevada, March 2nd, 1870. 0. VANCE, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Opposite Stumpf’s Restaurant, Broad Street, Nevada. , BOOTS & SHOES made to order on short notice. ee KEPAIRING donein the ‘ best style. Pricesow satisfaction guaranteed. When you want anything done in the Shoemaking line give me call,_.________. m33 ‘THE HARTFORD ‘FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Harttord, Conn. Incorporated 1810, Assets, $2,500,000. G. P. SPARKS, Agent. ‘NEVADA CITY. Nevada, March 30th. papers Mair Cutting’: . eweu sk Jen 5 Cents. DUCA,-. -.>--Rroprieter. STREET, NEVADA’ CITY. . premonitory sym so oe meses dam ot — $ lant. In such cases the effect ofa fw dosesINSURANCE COMPAN ¥, Cash Capital, $750 000 Gold Coin. the process of tuning. Lethargy and debility . W H. R. BUSSENIUS, 4 : EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, ae. 3 ———— r LANCASTER & ROBINSON, UNION °_OF SAN. FRANCISCO. jae i GUSTAVE TOUCHARD, President. CHARLES D. HAVEN, Secretary. DG7FIRE INSURANCE ON " ‘BUILDINGS, GOODS, AND FURNITURE,_20 Effected at the Lowest Mates. 7 ~ §. B. DAVENPORT, Agent. Nevada, Feb. 16th, 1870.—ly. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, _" gucCESSORS' TO E. F. SPENCE, Druggists and Apothecaries . The Apothecar Business, in ite various departments, will be conducted as usual a the old stand, No. 43 Broad Street. SPRING OPENING ! ‘FIRST IN THE FIELD PARTICULAR, NOTICE. s<@CURRENCY ot S=-TAKEN. AT. PAR.ot JUST RECEIVED PRINTS, NEW DRESS NEW ‘¢@” PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES AND GREENBACKS TAKEN AT PAR, A. GOLDSMITH. . Nevada, March 10th, 1870. BALTZ & GUNTHER, Vegetable and Variety Stere NEVADA. Adjoining McRoberts & Co. aN Commercial Street, pe” FRESH VEGETABLES received every other articles for Table Use. gar Also Lot of New Sour-Kraut. _ Ear aleo' a Large Stock of Candies, Confectionery, etc. yr Fresh EGGS and BUTTER from the Ranches, and a Fine Lot o Fowls. . GIVE US A CALL, WM. CAMPBELL. Architect and Designer OFFICE—Union Hotel, Nevada City Nevada, March 20th, 1870. HAY FOR SALE. SPLENDID LOT OF MOUNTAIN HAY raised bhi agen “< Grass Val is offered ior sale. ley, is offered or PPON, at sutton’s Ranch. Nevada March 8th, 1870. — ‘LIVE AND LET LIVE:!’ BROAD STREET ALEX, GAULT, Prop’r. Rm SOLD AT REDUCED RATES and a Good Square Meal furnished from «26 cents and upwards. Tables supplied with the best the market. affords. 2ST Tt kK . ‘morning, snd « large-rupply-of-Fruit-and}BAKERY aud RESTAURANT! AT ALL HOURS AND BOARD MEALS” . rIOASHuUSTOREt A. H. HANSON, NNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC through this medium that trom AND APL bt Shaving ---+++++++.-aca = i; MARCH FIRST, 1870. Baths=Hot er Cold..26 °° _. ar Oe es SELL, WHOLESALE AND REHair Dressing Rovin for Ladies and children as a ie 'TgeTH KXTRACTED. Leeches applied for 2 GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, cents, Cupping 25-cente, ; m20 . rf ~ , ‘ LIQUOMS, MINING IMPLEMENTS, ‘CROCKERY WARE, F And-everything in his Line, FOR CASH ONLY!.2 And no variation for anybody. : ~ {> Thatall may know what can. be sayed by the CASH. SYSTEM, 1 give the iollowinga LIST OF PRICES CURRENT, Gro BE CORRECVED EVERY MORNING. £7) “Flour, Bakers’ Extra, per pound, 3% cts. do Family i “é 6 3 se do. Supertine fi att, Beets. Mixed feed, heavy, sf 6 Be ots. Shorts, heavy, “6 sé Ce Bran,-i ee “ se 1% cts. Wheat, extra tS es Corn, yellow On ci eee Beans, White Pea, 20 pourtds for $1 00 do. Butter Bis Si gh OO do. Bago 20 100 Sugar, crushed, 6 hd «100 do powdered 6 “ 7 1 do coffee _ . Re es ee Coffee,oldGovJava 4“ ‘, 100 do Costa Rica. 5 2 $6. 1:00 do Java ground -3 se 87% do Rio, ground 5 4s + §100 Candles 5 a « 100 Dried apples, , LO $6. 8 ye OO dopeaches, 10 « se 4 00 do prunes F afb hii OO do currants 7 + “« 100 Ranch Butter, 87% cents per pound. Firkin do 40 pa es “ Goshen Cheese 25 “ «“ “6 Nevada hams 18 6 & &s do . bacon 17 se “ 66 Codfish BG 8 ce 08 “ Japan tea 75 igteme ak: “ Basket tea 5 “ “ “6 Black tea 50 “ & te Saleratus 12% #56 ‘6 Boda 12 \% “ “¢6 ‘“ Cream of Tartar 3744 4‘ “6 rf Chocolate 87% * 6 “ Pearl barley, 12% =“ & ‘ New Citron 387% * “ “e Carolina Rice 12% * “ 6 Batavia do 40 “ 6 3 China. do 8 “ «6 “ Spht Peas 10 sila? ve sé Washing Powder: 12% ‘* ‘s “] __. Maccaroni _ >: eR, Ga Vermacilla 12% «My Green corn, Win. 87% . gents . ~per {can. Fresh Peaches. (87% “. % mutt Turkey 873% “e “ it Chicken 87%“ “ je Lobster 25 ‘6 ‘“ “6 Yeast Powder vig “ ‘Tomatoes 25 ss 6“ “ GroundJawva Coffee624% * “e “ Sardines, 25 ‘6 “se ‘“ Goal Oil, ‘ 2 15 6 “é ‘6 Nevada Lard 125 se ‘ec 6é Axle Grease, 87% sé “ “ Ground Pepper, 12% cents per bottle. , Ground Mustard 12% cents per bottle: Ground Sage 12% cents per bottle. Ground Alispice 12% cents per bottle. Ground Ginger 12% cents per bottle. Ground Cloves 124 ‘cents per bottle, Ground Thyme, 12%: cents per bottle. Tomato Catsup, pts, 12% cents per bottle. Tomato Catsup, qts 25 cents per bottle.Pickles % gal 37% cents per bottle. Pickles %4 gal 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil, pts 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil quarts 50 cents per bottle. Hostetter’s Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Plantation Bitters 75.cents per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Extracts, assorted, 12% cents per bottle. Salt, in 8 pound bags, 12% cents per bag. Salt, in 5 pound bags, 25 cents per bag. Salt, in 10 pound bags, 37% cents per bag. Salt, im 20 pound bags, 62% cents per bag. Salt, in 50 pound bags, $1 25 per bag. Shot, in 25 pound bags, $2 50 per bag. Buckwheat Flour 10 lb baga,-75 cts per bag. Hominy, 10 pound bags, 75 cents per bag. Oat Meal, 10 pound bags, 75 cents per bag. Rye Meal, 10 pound bags, 75 cents per bag. Raisins, in 4 boxes, $1 25 per box. Raisins, in % boxes, $2 50 per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box, ws Starch, in 5 lb boxes, 75 cents per box. Masoni’s Shoe Blacking, 8 boxes 25 cents. 6 Bars Co. Soap, 50 cents. : Heavy Golden Syrup, $4 50per keg. Nails, assorted $6 00 per keg. Short Handled Shovels, $1 00 Pick Handles, 37 *,cents, wr All knowing themselves indebted to me, on Book ecount, lied entigely upon the valley ranches, and A ee phiicomerneetet maa it has tilway® been of inferior quality. Mr.) Castings of Every Description. ,ovem= = — Coe his demonstrated it may be raised here at Pe ww i. BAILEY, M. D. carly in the season, and that our mountain GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Surgeon & Homiwpathic Physician: pio Ape. ay Pa ee et me ) fouNQUIRE OF OVA . nit porta <2 wall ha wala oF Pa xo Sy DAVID THOM,” 1 . opice ie Kidd's Building, over Lester & Go's nd every garden should havea NEVADA FOUNDRY, SPRING OTRERT. . [tacit Sy Maeik, — 2 mediaselyAs Bi» MANAON. $ ees 7 _pncumaente

& hal vo 3M le at ad, ds. Te= stu, A‘l'vz the they ing, this ashial and ort nos ‘ifees, &c. ap3 injured by «fall at the mill on is on the third floor, above the —the ground floor being flights of stairs. On Sunday morning » < State that can show a cash balance in every _-gutstanding. ‘The’ city is éntirely out of NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, ——— Nevada is probably the only city in the fund, and that has neither scrip nor bond debt,with about $426 balance in the Gener__course work required by the city may be residence. bis “town financially, is partially the result of . providing for the acquisition of Govern~werk of Shly a minute, and a purse conal Fond, and our citizens rejoiee inthe’ motto of the City Fathers should be “Rigid, economy in the management of business, @ and cash payments hereafter.” By such a: more cheaply done, and the town will be‘ -g#ade a desirable place for business. or The present prosperous condition of our economy and the revenue derived from the government titles to city lots. As our citizens are aware, 8 -years ago the city was several thousand dollars in debt. By an tof Legislature the rate of taxation Was leit in order.to liquidate the indebtedness. This, during the two years, made quite a considerable decrease, and the law ment titles to city lots levied amueh heavier tax than was required to pay the. expenses, and also made provision for the transfer of the surplus from the Land to the General Fund, after paying expenses, Under this law $1,000 was transferred at the last meeting of the Board. After paying all scrip outstanding and demands of every nature against.the General Fund, there remaips a surplus of $420 in that Fund. The balance in all the funds standing as follows: General Fund = $42000 Fire Fund + $895 66 Land Fund + . +. $795 00 Total cash in Treasury $2,110.66 In addition to this there remains uncollected on the Land Fund from $1,000 to $1,500, a large part of which will be paid before: the,expiratien of thirty days. cording to this figuring the assets of the city at the beginning of next year may be safely estimated at $4,000. This being true, the property tax for the General Fund might salely be omitted altogether, or at least greatly teduced. & It is.a matter of congratulation that’ the city is 1p. so healthy .a. financial, condition, + and now, near the beginning of a change in the administration, an effort. should be made to secure the services of the best business men a8 Trustees, The same caution exercised’ih the management of the affairs of a corporation is seldom used when money is on hand-as is necessary where debts are heavy, and, in this. view, it is sometimes claimed that a debt is beneficial to Government. Butno one would argue for such 4 proposition if business is well managed, and in the hands of good business men. Let the citizens of Nevada determine to seeure the services of men identified with the city thoroughly honest.and competent, andthe city need never be obliged in the futuxe, to issue a single dollar of scrip. Bold Robbery. .One of the boldest robberies evercommitted in this city was perpetrated at the bakery of Julius Dreyfuss on Sunday night. Mr. Dreyfuss closed up about 9 o’clock in the evening and went home, and between that time and I o’clock, when Fritz commeneés baking his morning’s bread, some . rogues entered by the front door, which is only fastened by an ordinary lock. They went to a closet-in the back part of the store, and after lightiug a candle went to work. Cutting around the jam of the door was the taining $25 in half dollars was taken from the shelf. , & bank box was then open with Dreyfuss can opener, from Which $500 in ‘currency, belonging to Henry Smith of the’Cascadés, by whom it was deposited with Dreyfuss, was taken. The light by which these men operated.could: plainly be seen from the street, as the large windows in the front doors are not obstructed even by acurtain. The robbers must-have; been entirely familiar with the place, as they got their tools on the premises.As the store was 80 Gpéri to view from the street, and a man slept on the premises Mr. Dreyfuss felt, perfectly secure against robbery. This: ‘bold and successful robbery demonstrates that waluablds.are not secure under any circumstances, unless in the vault of a bank Mountain Asparagus. ; _ Wm. BR. Coe, of this city, has in his garden w bed of this delicious vegetable that would make the mouth of amepicure water. For early asparagus we have heretofore recame to consciousness at the bottom o: low: sit , and found hit = canty ruised, and with a serious cut .over one eye. He had no recolleetion of leaving his bed, which he~ es id: inhi of ‘stairs or w own the and fe a= Dr leat aad ia hb eee a j ‘prospect of low Seeek Felice taniyes~The eee inngiaene da ‘ane Whe Tax Levy. ~ ‘ceived a dispatch stating thatthe State Tax orreach $100, Ac. ‘about three inches deep in this place yesterlast. he did: inhis His wounds were tare The Board of Supervisors yesterday rewas 85cents on each $100, and the tax ani A State and county, was fully settled -at $2.00: it now stands: Statetax== * > 85 General Fund +. + ++ > 38 Special Fund -= 8 : et ~ 80 Bid vSueises Sse; + = 2. Indigent Sick Fund + 14° Total. 5 sik yi es $2 00 A special poll tax of $2 per capita, = minerals 80 extensively used in modern prac= tice, may seem incredible to those who pin their faith. on the medicinal efficacy of active poisuns, but if these skeptics will take the. trouble to enquire. of those who have tested the corrective and alterative virtues of the Bitters under the circumstances described, they will find the statement to be true. : ee Postponed. ee * Phe colored people of this city have. concluded to postpone , the celebration of the Fifteenth-Amendment until a copy of: the President’s Proclamation announcing its ratificatiom‘is received. They at first announced to-day, because the Executive.Committee advised a celebration at all places on the same day, but as the weather is not favorable, they have determined to wait for a full text of the President’s Message. The National Gazette. This new Democratic paper made tis ap‘pearance in this city yesterday witrngg according to previous announcement. _{t is Democratic as may easily be seen from its articles. which are well written. salutatory the conductors make fair promises, which they no doubt have. the ability to redeem. e welcome the new candidate for popular favor to the field. Snow. Qn Sunday night April took a ‘‘back set” and ee us a spice of December weather in the shape of asnow.storm, The snow was aay morning but soon melted. ~ Yesterday afternoon it agein commenced snowing at & lively rate, but very shortly it ‘‘fizzled.” T hese Spring storms are good for minérs. The Sunday School Concert. The Sunday School Concert of the Con‘ational Sunday School took place on 4 Sunday evening. The exercises were exceedingly interesting, and the attendance was good. The collection for the benefit of the school amounted to $50. A Visit East. AG; E. M. Preston, of the firm of Preston & Fairchild, druggists, will leave on Wednesday or Thursday for a visit East. Mr. Preston has, fora number of years, been identified with the Public Schools of the county, having just closed his term.as County Superintendant. His friends wish him a pleasant visit arid speedy return. The Union. ; W. 8. Byrne has sold his interest in the Grass Valiey Union to his former partner, Chas. Mitchell. Mitchell runs a good paper. Suits Dismis»¢éd. — ———~S~S—S The Board of Supervisors have instructed the District Attorney to dismiss all suits against delingaent tax payers who were assessed twice, Johnny Roys. ; It was rted yesterday that Johnny Roys was sinking rapidly, ph there was no hope of his recovery. ape For Assessor. W. H. Davidson is announced in to-duy’s paper as‘a candidate for City Assessor. The County Debt. The county indebtedness at the date of the last report of the County Auditor was fore reported, Thanks. Weare indebted to Spencer & Pattison for Harrer’s Bazar, Appleton’s J ournal,and the New York Ledger of latest dates. In the Hospital. , ; John Burns, whose leg was recently amputated, has been removed from Bannerville to the ital. His case is complicated by'a severe attack of pneumonia, W renders his condition precarious. FOR SALE! HEAP FOR CASH! -Gne 12-inch Engine, One 10-inch Kungine, One §-inch Pump, i ONE FLUE BOILER, Twenty Feet Long. Diameter 42 inches. ‘CRAIG'S PATENT. The following is the levy a8'. -y~y,¢ relaxed nerves recover their . entircly devoid of the powerful alkaloids and $63,031 56, instead of $64,031 56 as hereto-. One 6-Inch Pump. Two Horn's Amalgamating Pans. ONE 30-INCH GLOBE NOZZLE. way, and ® strange torpor falls alike on the body and intellect; ‘There is little or no pais perhaps, but the natural vigor and elastici of the nervone aria muscular system seems have departed, and att fference to . th pleasures of life, and even of its grave respon; sibilities, takes the place of that earnest in terest in both which characterizes every balanced mind when in a healthy condition. . This state of partial-coliapse is often the of some: serious mal; tal powers are languishing and ‘need a stimu< of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is \wonderfully beneficial. The great tonic wakes up) the system from its drowse The secretions and the circulation receive a new impetus. elasticity under the operations of the specific, like the slackened strength of a musical instrament in are replaced by energy and vigor, the spirits rise, and life that almost seemed a burden while the seasoe of depression lasted, becomes once more enjoyable. That sucha radical change should be produced by a remedy

B. LUTZ, A few doors below the National Exchange, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Is copared to manufacture the LATEST STYLE BOOTS, to order, on short.notice and at reas~ onable rates. _ REPAIRING ofall kinds done in the vey best style and at low rates. Give mea call. Nevada, April 3d. L. W. WILLIAMS. J. B, JOHNSON WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorneys & Counselors at Law And Notaries Public. _L. W. WILLIAMS, Commissioner of Deeds the State of Nevada. Nevada, Cal. Druggist & Apothecary. CITY DRUG STORE, MASONIC BUILDING, Cor. of Pine anid Commercial Sts. NEVADA CITY. — (er Prescriptions Accurately Com pounded Day and Night._«4Nevada, March 2nd, 1870. 0. VANCE, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, Opposite Stumpf’s Restaurant, Broad Street, Nevada. , BOOTS & SHOES made to order on short notice.. ee KEPAIRING donein the ‘ best style. Pricesow satisfaction guaranteed. When you want anything done in the Shoemaking line give me call,_.________. m33 ‘THE HARTFORD ‘FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Harttord, Conn. Incorporated 1810, Assets, $2,500,000. G. P. SPARKS, Agent. ‘NEVADA CITY. Nevada, March 30th. papers Mair Cutting’: . eweu sk Jen 5 Cents. DUCA,-. -.>--Rroprieter. STREET, NEVADA’ CITY. . premonitory sym so oe meses dam ot — $ lant. In such cases the effect ofa fw dosesINSURANCE COMPAN ¥, Cash Capital, $750 000 Gold Coin. the process of tuning. Lethargy and debility . W H. R. BUSSENIUS, 4 : EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, ae. 3 ———— r LANCASTER & ROBINSON, UNION °_OF SAN. FRANCISCO. jae i GUSTAVE TOUCHARD, President. CHARLES D. HAVEN, Secretary. DG7FIRE INSURANCE ON " ‘BUILDINGS, GOODS, AND FURNITURE,_20 Effected at the Lowest Mates. 7 ~ §. B. DAVENPORT, Agent. Nevada, Feb. 16th, 1870.—ly. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, _" gucCESSORS' TO E. F. SPENCE, Druggists and Apothecaries . The Apothecar Business, in ite various departments, will be conducted as usual a the old stand, No. 43 Broad Street. SPRING OPENING ! ‘FIRST IN THE FIELD PARTICULAR, NOTICE. s<@CURRENCY ot S=-TAKEN. AT. PAR.ot JUST RECEIVED PRINTS, NEW DRESS NEW ‘¢@” PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES AND GREENBACKS TAKEN AT PAR, A. GOLDSMITH. . Nevada, March 10th, 1870. BALTZ & GUNTHER, Vegetable and Variety Stere NEVADA. Adjoining McRoberts & Co. aN Commercial Street, pe” FRESH VEGETABLES received every other articles for Table Use. gar Also Lot of New Sour-Kraut. _ Ear aleo' a Large Stock of Candies, Confectionery, etc. yr Fresh EGGS and BUTTER from the Ranches, and a Fine Lot o Fowls. . GIVE US A CALL, WM. CAMPBELL. Architect and Designer OFFICE—Union Hotel, Nevada City Nevada, March 20th, 1870. HAY FOR SALE. SPLENDID LOT OF MOUNTAIN HAY raised bhi agen “< Grass Val is offered ior sale. ley, is offered or PPON, at sutton’s Ranch. Nevada March 8th, 1870. — ‘LIVE AND LET LIVE:!’ BROAD STREET ALEX, GAULT, Prop’r. Rm SOLD AT REDUCED RATES and a Good Square Meal furnished from «26 cents and upwards. Tables supplied with the best the market. affords. 2ST Tt kK . ‘morning, snd « large-rupply-of-Fruit-and}BAKERY aud RESTAURANT! AT ALL HOURS AND BOARD MEALS” . rIOASHuUSTOREt A. H. HANSON, NNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC through this medium that trom AND APL bt Shaving ---+++++++.-aca = i; MARCH FIRST, 1870. Baths=Hot er Cold....26 °° _. ar Oe es SELL, WHOLESALE AND REHair Dressing Rovin for Ladies and children as a ie 'TgeTH KXTRACTED. Leeches applied for 2 GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, cents, Cupping 25-cente, ; m20 . rf ~ , ‘ LIQUOMS, MINING IMPLEMENTS, ‘CROCKERY WARE, F And-everything in his Line, FOR CASH ONLY!.2 And no variation for anybody. : ~ {> Thatall may know what can. be sayed by the CASH. SYSTEM, 1 give the iollowinga LIST OF PRICES CURRENT, Gro BE CORRECVED EVERY MORNING. £7) “Flour, Bakers’ Extra, per pound, 3% cts. do Family i “é 6 3 se do. Supertine fi att, Beets. Mixed feed, heavy, sf 6 Be ots. Shorts, heavy, “6 sé Ce Bran,-i ee “ se 1% cts. Wheat, extra tS es Corn, yellow On ci eee Beans, White Pea, 20 pourtds for $1 00 do.. Butter Bis Si gh OO do. Bago 20 100 Sugar, crushed, 6 hd «100 do powdered 6 “ 7 1 do coffee _ . Re es ee Coffee,oldGovJava 4“ ‘, 100 do Costa Rica. 5 2 $6. 1:00 do Java ground -3 se 87% do Rio, ground 5 4s + §100 Candles 5 a « 100 Dried apples, , LO $6. 8 ye OO dopeaches, 10 « se 4 00 do prunes F afb hii OO do currants 7 + “« 100 Ranch Butter, 87% cents per pound. Firkin do 40 pa es “ Goshen Cheese 25 “ «“ “6 Nevada hams 18 6 & &s do . bacon 17 se “ 66 Codfish BG 8 ce 08 “ Japan tea 75 igteme ak: “ Basket tea 5 “ “ “6 Black tea 50 “ & te Saleratus 12% #56 ‘6 Boda 12 \% “ “¢6 ‘“ Cream of Tartar 3744 4‘ “6 rf Chocolate 87% * 6 “ Pearl barley, 12% =“ & ‘ New Citron 387% * “ “e Carolina Rice 12% * “ 6 Batavia do 40 “ 6 3 China. do 8 “ «6 “ Spht Peas 10 sila? ve sé Washing Powder: 12% ‘* ‘s “] __. Maccaroni _ >: eR, Ga Vermacilla 12% «My Green corn, Win. 87% . gents . ~per {can. Fresh Peaches. (87% “. % mutt Turkey 873% “e “ it Chicken 87%“ “ je Lobster 25 ‘6 ‘“ “6 Yeast Powder vig “ ‘Tomatoes 25 ss 6“ “ GroundJawva Coffee624% * “e “ Sardines, 25 ‘6 “se ‘“ Goal Oil, ‘ 2 15 6 “é ‘6 Nevada Lard 125 se ‘ec 6é Axle Grease, 87% sé “ “ Ground Pepper, 12% cents per bottle. , Ground Mustard 12% cents per bottle: Ground Sage 12% cents per bottle. Ground Alispice 12% cents per bottle. Ground Ginger 12% cents per bottle. Ground Cloves 124 ‘cents per bottle, Ground Thyme, 12%: cents per bottle. Tomato Catsup, pts, 12% cents per bottle. Tomato Catsup, qts 25 cents per bottle.Pickles % gal 37% cents per bottle. Pickles %4 gal 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil, pts 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil quarts 50 cents per bottle. Hostetter’s Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Plantation Bitters 75.cents per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Extracts, assorted, 12% cents per bottle. Salt, in 8 pound bags, 12% cents per bag. Salt, in 5 pound bags, 25 cents per bag. Salt, in 10 pound bags, 37% cents per bag. Salt, im 20 pound bags, 62% cents per bag. Salt, in 50 pound bags, $1 25 per bag. Shot, in 25 pound bags, $2 50 per bag. Buckwheat Flour 10 lb baga,-75 cts per bag. Hominy, 10 pound bags, 75 cents per bag. Oat Meal, 10 pound bags, 75 cents per bag. Rye Meal, 10 pound bags, 75 cents per bag. Raisins, in 4 boxes, $1 25 per box. Raisins, in % boxes, $2 50 per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box, ws Starch, in 5 lb boxes, 75 cents per box. Masoni’s Shoe Blacking, 8 boxes 25 cents. 6 Bars Co. Soap, 50 cents. : Heavy Golden Syrup, $4 50per keg. Nails, assorted $6 00 per keg. Short Handled Shovels, $1 00 Pick Handles, 37 *,cents, wr All knowing themselves indebted to me, on Book ecount, lied entigely upon the valley ranches, and A ee phiicomerneetet maa it has tilway® been of inferior quality. Mr.) Castings of Every Description. ,ovem= = — Coe his demonstrated it may be raised here at Pe ww i. BAILEY, M. D. carly in the season, and that our mountain GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Surgeon & Homiwpathic Physician: pio Ape. ay Pa ee et me ) fouNQUIRE OF OVA . nit porta <2 wall ha wala oF Pa xo Sy DAVID THOM,” 1 . opice ie Kidd's Building, over Lester & Go's nd every garden should havea NEVADA FOUNDRY, SPRING OTRERT. . [tacit Sy Maeik, — 2 mediaselyAs Bi» MANAON. $ ees 7 _pncumaente