April 5, 1873 (4 pages)

eT nd Office. % ehy. 26th, 187% [AY CONCERN, lay of Sépt., 1879, rth, Range 8 east, d Office : HAssioner’s lett he E 3s of NE Ey of SWk g1 4 of Section 14 whge 8 east, ig to ny aracter, ard more for agriculturay y is proved. after } Jebn Shaw and e atfliress Gragg ist.day’ of Octo. > Register’s Office ‘OLOTY statementy and an affidavit ival in character sricoltural than erefore, you wil} ler and by Virtue Comnishioner of dated May ¢th 1 day of April, A. ., tit this Office, Receiver, for the rMikeas to the hraracter-Of said” hereof, we "hayk hinds and. afiixed—— live, the day and bh. ~ ‘ AND; Registers WS. Receiver, OTICE, L UR'T of the’Counff California, Ip of Albert Lindsey, ) the Court by the lea by Jolin Bell, 1 Of the é.tateof t, praying foran yf the ‘interest of mining Claims de. hat it is hecessary nterest.of said de. nis to pay the ex ministration and and to the advan: } the sane, Itis Judge of the said ‘sons lnterested in appear before the hursday, the Mth , at 10 o'clock in at the Court room t Nevada City, in WV cause why anor. to the saidsAdmin, Of sige deceased ind that a copy of . least fonrsuces. Daily Transcript, published in said herein fixed for ra Probate Judge, erk of the County keti, County Clerk State of Califorkof the Probate ounty, do hereby pea true, full and duly made and ens oF said Probate nd and the seal of urt, this lith day L873. KETT, Clerk. utent.to Placer aims. ORFICE, \ Tarch 14, 1873, ven, that GEORGE Post office address County, California, 1 fora Patent. for Brown’s Hill Placipa Placer Mines, i District, Nevada owuships15.and 16 Mount Diablo Me the Plats and Field ficesms follows and. Brown's Hill ta point ina Ret ne Tree, tive inches 30°’ W.2.51 chains. . (variation of isgiS 30K 10.79 che ‘ked “BE Ne, n.” 1) chaing toa stoke hence N 35> °36' W niagked ‘BC. No. W, 13.38 to 8 stake marked! B.C. No 13.15 chains to & 30.” at place of be 44.50 acres and betion 6, Township ,and inthes E % township 16 North, ablo Meridian, TO rvey commencing at to Tewnshipsto N. rth Rahge 9 5 = Thence East © ins. Thence 8 9° W 34, ut the N W. corus, making the clus fowuship post, N. im, as follows, V4 ina Reservoir at& 5," drom which the: the third—parallel L.ps JANorth, Range nye lu Bust, bears § ‘tant, ‘Thence on 4 the magnetic nee > 30’ Kh: 2.88-chains arked “BC, No 49.” 6 chains to a, Pive No. 48." ‘Phence *, . stake marked “B. oO [5” BE ozs chains ed “B © No 46."-{¥ chains to a Sugar 15.” ~ ‘Inence N 40° tuke marked “BC. 45’ b4 36 chaipsto ked BC No 43." 10. chains to a Sager take warked “BO: vo’ E 6.82 chains to No 40.” Thence ‘ toa stake. arse” e § 20> 00 W s arked “*B C No 08. L5 chains to, & stake * thence N & W stake marked “B. CiS ay’ W 9,04 chains €: No. 3522_Thence_ ims to the place ° ning £3.29 acres ant Lots 6, £1, 12 and Js 10 E Mount Diablo — made long prior been held and work pplicant and his pr in aveordance Wl id laws of You Bet Neece & West sud are bounded 02 3 pu; on the south by nthe East by claims aud brown . Brother® vacant public tend mine is pounded ; Hanlan claims * 1 the other sides y newhele mer nt public . gee adverse -_ ucsted to present Y within wan h™ ation be . ‘ KLAND, Register. Attorneys for po ; ‘At Sacra. Be 5 eg Corner of Broad and Pine Stiéets, ™ One Year-——in advance. .<..+ Wa aaee® Rie Months, 88 ave esaweceanarngs 5 00 Phres Months, seks cw civewes cack 3 0e Che x: Ss BROWN. : _ M. 8, MEAL, PUBLISHERS AND) PROPRIETORS, — Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL, $10 00 Per week, Twenty-Five Cents.' Auburn Street Grocery Store, GRASS VALLEY. —— K undersigned returns his sincere thanks to his old patrons for their past patronage, and hopes to receive a continu. . ance of the same. I shull endeavor to keep on hand, inthe future as in the past, every . article usually found in a first class GROCERY AND PROVISION STORK, and will sell them at the lowest rates. . : WM. GEORGE. ° Charter Oak Insurance Co., Capital, $10, 000, 000. Iam agent for the above named Company, which offers-a new plan of insurance different-and better than anything of the kind ever offered to the public. It combines both Life Insurance and . Savings , Bank. WM. GEORGE, WM. GEORGE, Notary Public for Nevada County, ~ Grass Valley July 16th, 1872. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET...NEVADA CIT J. A, LANCASTER, Proprietor HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS AU. fe ways open for the accommodation of ~ the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made-toit, and been fitted up in eie‘gant style. The Sleeping Rooms are. large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of, any Hote) in the State. The Proprietor will spare no pains nor expense to render his guests comtortable. F Stages forall parts of the State hav their Offices at this Hotel. + The House is kept open a)l-night for the accommodation of the Traveling.Public. silliard Tables and Bar connecte with the Hotel. : A share ef Public Patronage is respectfu! ly solicited, decll % ° JOHN A. LANCASTER. DENTISTRY. Wissaaa) R. P. E, HUGHSON has opened an office, In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street ; Over Aschheim Bros.’ Store . He is prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and -Operatiy2 Dentistrylatest and most approveu styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Si ver, Vulcanite and Aluminiam. Satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price of work. Vis'te made at residence, if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871, BROAD STREET MARKET. Pe aa sae Proprietor. Al ‘@ys supplied with the best of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON AND VEAL. * GRAND CELEBRATION AT NEVADA CITY, _OUSTOMAH, LODGE, NO. 16, LO. O. F., Of Nevada City, WILL CELEBRATE THE “” 4TH ANNIVERSARY oA —OF THE— 1 0.0.-F,, reneihenas ite 2 ee PROCESSION, ORATION, «“AND=: Dedication of the New Hall ore Orator of the Day, Past Grand Master W. H. HILL, OF OAKLAND, Chaplain, JOHN W. HINDS. Grand Marshal of the Day, _ BP. Ge. JONATHAN CLARK, ia Aids : P, G. PHILIP SELDNER. P. G., A. H. PARKER. AND TO CONCLUDE WITH A Grand Ball! IN THE EVENING, AT 3ULLARD’S HALL. The best of Music has been engaged for the day and evening, comprising Willis’ Band from San Francisco, assistéd by Marcus M. Blum, Mehden, the Cornetest, with Messrs. Muller and Carter, of Nevada, FRIDAY, April 25th, 1873. NO FOOLISHNESS NOW! THE ARE NOW READY. WITH. . Hams, ' Bacon, Office—On Grass Valley Road. Nevada City, Jan. 1; 1873. CASHIN & KENT, TO SUPPLY THE . TRADE AND =e Lard, Warranted to be No 1. Quality, CASHIN & KENT. . NOT TO BE OUTDONEIN THE . QUALITY OF GOODS OR "PRICES! . . STARTLING FACTS! — No Quackery! [No Deception ! EVERYTHING OPEN AND ABOVE BOARD! LADIES ATTENTION. JACOB & SIMON ROSENTHAL A T THE OLD STAND, Corner of Pine and Broad Streets, have received oe their SPRING GOODS, AND THEY ARE ‘THE. CHOICEST AND RICHEST LOT EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. We have resolved not to be undersold by any dealers on the Atlantic or Pacific Slope Our motto is: Sell the Goods for the benegt of the Poor as well asthe Rich. Take a look at the following list. of goods and prices and then call at our establishment. goods. ‘. still keep the leady"~ eee HEAVY BEACK SILK at $1 75. “POPLIN at 25 cents. GRENADINE : t 25 cents. LACE SHAWLS, $5, STOCKINGS, one bit. FRENCH CORSETS, 75 cents. $ BLEACHED MUSLIN, 10 yds for $1.BLACK ALPACCA at 3734 cents. KID GLOVES, $1 a pair. DRESS GOODS, 18 cents per yard, OIL CLOTHS, 75 cents per yard. WINDOW SHADES, 25 cents per yard. HATS, 25 cents. ““TOWELS, $2 per dozen. And everything else in proportion. J. & 8. ROSENTHAL. Nevada, March 22d; 1873. = tare_was 100-yardsdistant-froumne,Qld Pioneers. The campaign is opened and 680 are our Kead these prices and reflect well before. making your purchases elsewhere, The people rejoice tov-know that the old Pioneers A FARMER in Western North‘Carolina has seen a strange wild animal, which he thus destiibes: “The-crea= and upp: ared to be-like a hrge black bear, with mane_and head like a licn but had horns like-an elk “upon it. Its tail was long and_bashy,.with dark and light stiings around it to its veryextrenity. It’seyesgl amed like a panther’s, and its size was that of an ordinary ox, but’ somewhat longer.’” me Speer ws. a aaah Tue wife of Edmund Gage, of Ten Mile, Dougtass county,-Oregon,' died ‘a few days ago” of” xtreme hemorr. hage of the teeth and gums->— Tur «pplication of certain pre“ emptors to purchase several leagues of individual landin Stanislaus county, has been rejected by Commissioner Drummond. Collapse of the Nerves. There is nothing more disheartening than nervous ebility. In extreme cases of this class the sufferers do not care whether they live or die. A teeling of hopelessness comes over them, and in some instances where the threatening symptoms are not_.met by prompt and proper treatment, lunacy or idiocy ensues. Yet nervous debility is not a dangerous complaint if-wisely dealt with. A medicated stimulant is the remedy needed, and in Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters this specific for the complaint is presented in’ its purest and most potent form. Nervous “diseuse is usually complicated with other ailments. It*frequently involves: biliousness, . constipation, . irregularities of the “bowels, indigestion, and gr:at mental _depression. In the spring of the year, owing to the effect of chilling fogs, searching winds and other, unhealthy atmospheric phenomena, upon the external nerves, persons who are subject t) n-rvou3 affections often suffer acute Cistress, both of body and ‘. mind, from this caus:. It is, therefore, ad. visable for all. who ure liable to these trou: . bles, and to the other bodily ills above mentioned, which so frequently »accompany them, to commence the regular use of Hostetter’s Pitters eurly in the season. The se. } vere nervous and bilious attacks with which they might otherwise be visited, cau by this means be certainly av.ilid. As anervine, gentle aperient-and a: ti-bilious medicine, the Bitters have no equal. a en A’ QUESTION or ‘l'imr.—The recent cough or cold that without proper treatment may become ‘chronic and NEW GROCERIE ALEX. GAULT lot of _ I Ges: es Groceries and Provisions, Which he offers for sale on { -most liberal terms._ Orders filled-from Families and Meats delivered at their k-uses. Give me a call: JAMES COLLEY Nevada, March 7th. CHARLES F, ROBINSON : BCALER IN }i AMILY SROCERIES & PROOPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. &7”" New and Fresh Goods received every Week, from the Bay. , Sold at the lowest cash rates and Gelivered free of charge. 02 WOOR RANCH FOR SALE. .oJQMIVE miles from Nevada City, containing 200 acres with good house (six Tv0tis), twe_good barns, sheds —and_onthouses, Fifty acres under fence, fifteen. acres sowed £0 oats and wheat for hay. ts cos i iS iii fu bearing. F ve hundred grape vines 7 years old. The whole, together with the farin implem -nts, for one thousand dollars. For further particulars apply to aull W. H. CRAWFORD, Nevada. ' FURNITURE! FURNITURE Ppmsoxs in want of anything in the A Furniture line, from the finest _ Bea Reom and Parlor Sets! Down teGommon CHAIRS AND TABLES, . : can buy them at extraordinary low rates by calling vie : : J. E. JOHNSTON. Commercial Street. MERRY & GRAY, cr. AND MINING ENGINEERS, LAND SURVEYORS AND DRAUGHTS: ‘D. B. MERRY,,-County Surveyor. &. F. GRAY, U. 8. Deputy Mineral SurOffice atthe Court Huuse, Nevada City. __ Nevada, March 9th, 1873. R. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSICIA * KY. . 12, Gruss Valley CKING, 8. BEVERTON, Sierra Lodge, No. 24, Downieville—JAS. ZIMMERMAN, ADOLPH COHN. Mountain Rose Lodge, No. 26, Rough & Ready—J. M. FLINT, GEO. GRANT. Brooklyn Lodge, No. 26, You BetCHAS. H. HANKINS, G. K ATKINS. Union Lodge, No. 48, Moore’s Flat—H. ATWATER, CHAS. ALLENBERG. San Juan Losge, No. 67, San Juan—A. J. “Olive Lodge, No. 81, Dutch Flat—J._E. AT EE Pe ER BER A 75: Sutter Lodge, No. 100, Wheas WoOUuDS H. LHO 3E. Samaritan Lodge, No. 126, _Washington. J. JANSON, H. F. WILKINSON, Colfax e, No. 132, Colfax—ELIJAH WEBSTER, H. F. McCULLOUGH. Donner’Lodge, No. 162, Truckee—G, W. GIF VEN, E. ANGJUN. ; Golden Star Lodge. 165, Grass Valley— E,,P. SANFORD, JOHN WEBBER, : Fredonia . No. 188, Smartsville— JAMES DOUBS, W. J. MERRIDITH. Reception Committee. NILES SEARLS, JOHN F. HOOK, CHARLES MARSH, CHAS. E. MULLOY, JONATHAN CLARK,WM. C. GROVES. GkO. W. SMITH. “L, NIHELL, hk, W. TOLLY, JOSEPH THOMAS, J. GREENWALD,. H.C, McELVEY, JAMES.MONRO, OLE TURSON. H. ODGERS. E. W, BIGELOW. J. E. BROWN, * H. STANSFIELD, Floor Managers. A. W. LESTER, Hi. H. HASKINS. PHIL. SELDNER, A.R. WADSWORTH. A.R. LORD, — N:P. BEOWN. "The SUPPER will be gotten up by ALEX. GAULT ; Tickets for the Ball, inclading Supper, Five Dollars. Nev ee . , a thane people of Nevada will find it tot vantage to call on me. FLOUR FOR SALE. ALEX. GAULT " AS added*to the BAKERY a choice Warranted to be the best in the County. 78 Broad Street, Nevada, s. Gout, Paralysis, Lame Back, tracted Cords and Muscles, Pain in the Breast, . : Pleurisy Sere Throat, Diptherfa, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, the heir Ear ache, And al external and internal Pains aud Aches, PRATT S THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND. JULIUS GREENWALD, FFERS his Entire Stock of Goods sale ut The Stock consists of 100,000 Cigars. 10,000 Ibs ‘Tobacco. mince aaa ing anything in my line to ~~ and the Prices ! 4 Nevada, January: 16, 1473. CLOSING OUT SALE. San Francisco Cost Price ! Pipes, Cutlery, Cards, &e. As I shall positively close business in this city Linvite dealers and all others wishCall and-examine my Goods, JULIUS GREENWALD. All persons indebted to me gre hereby-requested to call and settle their accounts, Every Bottle its own Testimonial Price—Small, 60 cts; Large, $1. UFOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, for TME RIVER OF LIFE Purify it with The Great Vegetable VIGORATOR, CURES Boils, Pimplea, Sore Eyes, _ Skin Diseases, when every other remedy ~ fails, ERADICATES : Removed to BROAD STREET, Nevada, Jan. 2th, 1873. Hamilton’s Restaurant. Neanuxy Qrrosire THe Transcnipt Orrice _ MEALS served.up in ali styles and at the lowest rates. Meals nin te hours. x J. H. HAMILTON, Prop'r, . Syphilitic taint and all heredite orders of he Biood from the System. CURES. PILES AND DYSPEPSIA. Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys to health t en as clockwork and fortifies the _ ~ whole system against dis-~ ee . JOHN ANDERSON, . ATTORNEY AT LAW, ~-AND— ¥ LY cael JUSTICE OF THE PEAC ease in ahy form. © Price $1, For sale by all Draggists, 8. “ < WMeBOYLE & CO., aig —-: oe yA = Draggiste aud Chemists, OES S. County, in buflding . ” Son Tren . formerly Hille. a2 . sl Sole Proprietors. PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. "YNHE PEOPLE'S NEVER FAILING] 6th Avenue, Sold by all druggists. KEMEDY FOR Pike's Toothache Dreps cure inl minute RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, ae ; Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints ConDiarrhoea, Head Ache, 'l'cothache, ABOLITION OIL. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! PRATT'S NEW LIFE, Scréfula, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Blu cnes Chronie and _Intisinatory Rheumatism, . . ie » . Surance Company.~ action; keeps the Bowels as reguiar La last for months, ,can be radically cured by a few doses of that invaluable. pectoral elixir, Hule’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. Crittenton’s 7 Have you a cough, cold, pain in the chest, or bronchitis? In fact, have you the promdnitory symptoms of the ‘‘insatiate archer,’’ consumption? Know that relief is at hand in Wistar’s Balsam of: Wild Cherry. Dr. Aponn,° Oculist, Aurist, \Catarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and operating Surgeon for chronic diseases. Offices, laboratory and residence, 213 Geary Street, San Francisco. mill FOR SUPPRIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kéarney Street, San” Francisco, as the First Premium for best general photographic work was awar ded them at the: Mechanics” Institute Fair tor 1871. All work guaranteed. BANK OF NEVADA UOUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, COAEITAY STOCK $200, 000, _ . OFFICERS : JOHN W. HINDS, President. Ms EIN iia Ses we avsse bleeaae CASHIER. DIRECTORS : es A. C. Niles, Chas. Marsh, R.W. Tully, Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A. H. Parke MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral security. a Highest Price paid for City and Coun Warrants. nel 9 nen Tenders Bought and soid at. Regular eB, es j ; Gold Dust Bought. Bullion disceunted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or General and Speciai Deposits received, Checks on San Francisco, Sacramefito, Sa Tose, Stockton und Virginia City, Drafts on Eastern Cities, London and GerAgents for Liverpool, London, Globe InCORKESPONDENi1#—Bank of Califarn$, } francisco Bank of D. 0. Mills, Sacramento; Ageucy Biuk ot California, Virginia City, — _Anterest-on Time Deposits will be allowed, as follows_: ‘Six Months Time Deposits,6 per cent. per annum. ‘Iwelve Months “Time Deposits, 8 per cent. per 67 Persons residing at a distance can send money by Express, Checks on Solvent Banks taken ot par. Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min’ , Nevada Skating Rink. B. BULLARD, Proprietor. cing will be open EVERY AFTERNOON, 7 -"[Except Sundays)” _And every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and_. SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 7% ‘to 10 glock, : ak Use of Skatesin the ufternoon, ,for La‘dies and Childitn 15 cents. A Lady always in attendance to wait upon*Ladies and Children. The best of order always maintained. Admission Free,,Use of. Skates in the Evening, 25 cents. LF” Tickets. will be sold by the Month, if desired. : BIRDSEYE BULLARD, Prop’r. Nevada, March 15th, 1873. FLOUR FOR SALE. VYN\HE UNDERSIGNED, in order to close vut business, otferfor sale, fronr ® 15,000°T0 20,000 SACKS —OF= NO. 1 BAKERS’ EXTRA WARRANTED. At the rate of HUNDRED POUNDS. TORSON & CLARK, Proprietors of Nevada City Flouring Mill. Nevada, March }é6th, 1873. PENMANSHIP. — A IRST. TERM commences at the WASHINGTON SCHOOL HOUSE; on Monday Afternoon, March 31st, At4 o'clock, Also, in the EVENING at 7 o’clocko-. $3 PER TERMS: *~, Thirteen Les‘ons for $4, Scholars have the privilege of attending both classes for 34. : . } our dollars given to the one making the greatest improvement. ; Private Lessons $5, Satisfaction guaranteed, Old and Young are invited to attend. eS E. P. CONNOR, Teacher. ml9 NEVADA IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. — SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. ALL KINDS OF IRON . ti &} tim BRASS CASTINGS! Quartz‘and Saw Mil) Machinery . © STLAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, ke executed in superiorstyle at reduced prices? ‘ DAVID. THOM, GEV, G, ALLAN, Wevean, May 2th. BANK OF A. DELANO, GRASS VALLEY. [Fstablished in 1856.]} ee PRICE PAID FOR Liberal advances made on Gold Dust to the Mint. COLLECTIONS MADE ON FAVORABLE TERMS, Drafts on New York, Europe, China, Japan, Sacramento and San Francisco, Deposits received as usual Interest will be, paid on Time Deposits of six months and over, $500,000 in Gold Dust and Bullioz wanted. a CORRESPONDENTS: National Gold Bank of D.0; Mille &. 00s cca vopci wes Sacramento. Bank of California. .<.San Franciseo. McLaughlin & Kyland...5. San Jove Decker & Jewett<7. w.eseeees Marysville, Bank of Culifofnia... Virginia City ' . And Gold Hill. mil LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ~— AND GLOBE INSURANC. Cx AND SURPLUS FOND, (Gold) ~ $20,869,079 04 ASSETS INTHE UNIPFED STATES, (GOLD) OVER $3,000,000 00 ! av” The Sharebolders are personally re sponsible for the engagements. of the Com pany. All Directors are Shareholders. W. B. JOHNSTON, General Agent Pacific Department. RB. W.TULLY, Agent for Neva d City. : ‘ deci 2 JOHN H. HARRISON, EKALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, OOKNED PORK, ke. 3 Meats Bold at reasonabdle rates for Cash.— Shop'on Broad Street, opposite the Nevads Thestre. A WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED. NQUIRE AT THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT UF FICK IMMMDIATELE, mao i GOLD DUST AND BULLION. —— ee oe SS ‘sim anaes < kove en

eT nd Office. % ehy. 26th, 187% [AY CONCERN, lay of Sépt., 1879, rth, Range 8 east, d Office : HAssioner’s lett he E 3s of NE Ey of SWk g1 4 of Section 14 whge 8 east, ig to ny aracter, ard more for agriculturay y is proved. after } Jebn Shaw and e atfliress Gragg ist.day’ of Octo. > Register’s Office ‘OLOTY statementy and an affidavit ival in character sricoltural than erefore, you wil} ler and by Virtue Comnishioner of dated May ¢th 1 day of April, A. ., tit this Office, Receiver, for the rMikeas to the hraracter-Of said” hereof, we "hayk hinds and. afiixed—— live, the day and bh. ~ ‘ AND; Registers WS. Receiver, OTICE, L UR'T of the’Counff California, Ip of Albert Lindsey, ) the Court by the lea by Jolin Bell, 1 Of the é.tateof t, praying foran yf the ‘interest of mining Claims de. hat it is hecessary nterest.of said de. nis to pay the ex ministration and and to the advan: } the sane, Itis Judge of the said ‘sons lnterested in appear before the hursday, the Mth , at 10 o'clock in at the Court room t Nevada City, in WV cause why anor. to the saidsAdmin, Of sige deceased ind that a copy of . least fonrsuces. Daily Transcript, published in said herein fixed for ra Probate Judge, erk of the County keti, County Clerk State of Califorkof the Probate ounty, do hereby pea true, full and duly made and ens oF said Probate nd and the seal of urt, this lith day L873. KETT, Clerk. utent.to Placer aims. ORFICE, \ Tarch 14, 1873, ven, that GEORGE Post office address County, California, 1 fora Patent. for Brown’s Hill Placipa Placer Mines, i District, Nevada owuships15.and 16 Mount Diablo Me the Plats and Field ficesms follows and. Brown's Hill ta point ina Ret ne Tree, tive inches 30°’ W.2.51 chains. . (variation of isgiS 30K 10.79 che ‘ked “BE Ne, n.” 1) chaing toa stoke hence N 35> °36' W niagked ‘BC. No. W, 13.38 to 8 stake marked! B.C. No 13.15 chains to & 30.” at place of be 44.50 acres and betion 6, Township ,and inthes E % township 16 North, ablo Meridian, TO rvey commencing at to Tewnshipsto N. rth Rahge 9 5 = Thence East © ins. Thence 8 9° W 34, ut the N W. corus, making the clus fowuship post, N. im, as follows, V4 ina Reservoir at& 5," drom which the: the third—parallel L.ps JANorth, Range nye lu Bust, bears § ‘tant, ‘Thence on 4 the magnetic nee > 30’ Kh: 2.88-chains arked “BC, No 49.” 6 chains to a, Pive No. 48." ‘Phence *, . stake marked “B. oO [5” BE ozs chains ed “B © No 46."-{¥ chains to a Sugar 15.” ~ ‘Inence N 40° tuke marked “BC. 45’ b4 36 chaipsto ked BC No 43." 10. chains to a Sager take warked “BO: vo’ E 6.82 chains to No 40.” Thence ‘ toa stake. arse” e § 20> 00 W s arked “*B C No 08. L5 chains to, & stake * thence N & W stake marked “B. CiS ay’ W 9,04 chains €: No. 3522_Thence_ ims to the place ° ning £3.29 acres ant Lots 6, £1, 12 and Js 10 E Mount Diablo — made long prior been held and work pplicant and his pr in aveordance Wl id laws of You Bet Neece & West sud are bounded 02 3 pu; on the south by nthe East by claims aud brown . Brother® vacant public tend mine is pounded ; Hanlan claims * 1 the other sides y newhele mer nt public . gee adverse -_ ucsted to present Y within wan h™ ation be . ‘ KLAND, Register. Attorneys for po ; ‘At Sacra. Be 5 eg Corner of Broad and Pine Stiéets, ™ One Year-——in advance. .<...+ Wa aaee® Rie Months, 88 ave esaweceanarngs 5 00 Phres Months, seks cw civewes cack 3 0e Che x: Ss BROWN. : _ M. 8, MEAL, PUBLISHERS AND) PROPRIETORS, — Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL, $10 00 Per week, Twenty-Five Cents.' Auburn Street Grocery Store, GRASS VALLEY. —— K undersigned returns his sincere thanks to his old patrons for their past patronage, and hopes to receive a continu. . ance of the same. I shull endeavor to keep on hand, inthe future as in the past, every . article usually found in a first class GROCERY AND PROVISION STORK, and will sell them at the lowest rates. . : WM. GEORGE. ° Charter Oak Insurance Co., Capital, $10, 000, 000. Iam agent for the above named Company, which offers-a new plan of insurance different-and better than anything of the kind ever offered to the public. It combines both Life Insurance and . Savings , Bank. WM. GEORGE, WM. GEORGE, Notary Public for Nevada County, ~ Grass Valley July 16th, 1872. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET.....NEVADA CIT J. A, LANCASTER, Proprietor HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS AU. fe ways open for the accommodation of ~ the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made-toit, and been fitted up in eie‘gant style. The Sleeping Rooms are. large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of, any Hote) in the State. The Proprietor will spare no pains nor expense to render his guests comtortable. F Stages forall parts of the State hav their Offices at this Hotel. + The House is kept open a)l-night for the accommodation of the Traveling.Public. silliard Tables and Bar connecte with the Hotel. : A share ef Public Patronage is respectfu! ly solicited, decll % ° JOHN A. LANCASTER. DENTISTRY. Wissaaa) R. P. E, HUGHSON has opened an office, In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street ; Over Aschheim Bros.’ Store . He is prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and -Operatiy2 Dentistrylatest and most approveu styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Si ver, Vulcanite and Aluminiam. Satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price of work. Vis'te made at residence, if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871, BROAD STREET MARKET. Pe aa sae Proprietor. Al ‘@ys supplied with the best of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON AND VEAL. * GRAND CELEBRATION AT NEVADA CITY, _OUSTOMAH, LODGE, NO. 16, LO. O. F., Of Nevada City, WILL CELEBRATE THE “” 4TH ANNIVERSARY oA —OF THE— 1 0.0.-F,, reneihenas ite 2 ee PROCESSION, ORATION, «“AND=: Dedication of the New Hall ore Orator of the Day, Past Grand Master W. H. HILL, OF OAKLAND, Chaplain, JOHN W. HINDS. Grand Marshal of the Day, _ BP. Ge. JONATHAN CLARK, ia Aids : P, G. PHILIP SELDNER. P. G., A. H. PARKER. AND TO CONCLUDE WITH A Grand Ball! IN THE EVENING, AT 3ULLARD’S HALL. The best of Music has been engaged for the day and evening, comprising Willis’ Band from San Francisco, assistéd by Marcus M. Blum, Mehden, the Cornetest, with Messrs. Muller and Carter, of Nevada, FRIDAY, April 25th, 1873. NO FOOLISHNESS NOW! THE ARE NOW READY. WITH. . Hams, ' Bacon, Office—On Grass Valley Road. Nevada City, Jan. 1; 1873. CASHIN & KENT, TO SUPPLY THE . TRADE AND =e Lard, Warranted to be No 1. Quality, CASHIN & KENT. . NOT TO BE OUTDONEIN THE . QUALITY OF GOODS OR "PRICES! . . STARTLING FACTS! — No Quackery! [No Deception ! EVERYTHING OPEN AND ABOVE BOARD! LADIES ATTENTION. JACOB & SIMON ROSENTHAL A T THE OLD STAND, Corner of Pine and Broad Streets, have received oe their SPRING GOODS, AND THEY ARE ‘THE. CHOICEST AND RICHEST LOT EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. We have resolved not to be undersold by any dealers on the Atlantic or Pacific Slope Our motto is: Sell the Goods for the benegt of the Poor as well asthe Rich. Take a look at the following list. of goods and prices and then call at our establishment. goods. ‘. still keep the leady"~ eee HEAVY BEACK SILK at $1 75. “POPLIN at 25 cents. GRENADINE : t 25 cents. LACE SHAWLS, $5, STOCKINGS, one bit. FRENCH CORSETS, 75 cents. $ BLEACHED MUSLIN, 10 yds for $1.BLACK ALPACCA at 3734 cents. KID GLOVES, $1 a pair. DRESS GOODS, 18 cents per yard, OIL CLOTHS, 75 cents per yard. WINDOW SHADES, 25 cents per yard. HATS, 25 cents. ““TOWELS, $2 per dozen. And everything else in proportion. J. & 8. ROSENTHAL. Nevada, March 22d; 1873. = tare_was 100-yardsdistant-froumne,Qld Pioneers. The campaign is opened and 680 are our Kead these prices and reflect well before. making your purchases elsewhere, The people rejoice tov-know that the old Pioneers A FARMER in Western North‘Carolina has seen a strange wild animal, which he thus destiibes: “The-crea= and upp: ared to be-like a hrge black bear, with mane_and head like a licn but had horns like-an elk “upon it. Its tail was long and_bashy,.with dark and light stiings around it to its veryextrenity. It’seyesgl amed like a panther’s, and its size was that of an ordinary ox, but’ somewhat longer.’” me Speer ws. a aaah Tue wife of Edmund Gage, of Ten Mile, Dougtass county,-Oregon,' died ‘a few days ago” of” xtreme hemorr. hage of the teeth and gums->— Tur «pplication of certain pre“ emptors to purchase several leagues of individual landin Stanislaus county, has been rejected by Commissioner Drummond. Collapse of the Nerves. There is nothing more disheartening than

nervous ebility. In extreme cases of this class the sufferers do not care whether they live or die. A teeling of hopelessness comes over them, and in some instances where the threatening symptoms are not_.met by prompt and proper treatment, lunacy or idiocy ensues. Yet nervous debility is not a dangerous complaint if-wisely dealt with. A medicated stimulant is the remedy needed, and in Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters this specific for the complaint is presented in’ its purest and most potent form. Nervous “diseuse is usually complicated with other ailments. It*frequently involves: biliousness, . constipation, . irregularities of the “bowels, indigestion, and gr:at mental _depression. In the spring of the year, owing to the effect of chilling fogs, searching winds and other, unhealthy atmospheric phenomena, upon the external nerves, persons who are subject t) n-rvou3 affections often suffer acute Cistress, both of body and ‘. mind, from this caus:. It is, therefore, ad. visable for all. who ure liable to these trou: . bles, and to the other bodily ills above mentioned, which so frequently »accompany them, to commence the regular use of Hostetter’s Pitters eurly in the season. The se. } vere nervous and bilious attacks with which they might otherwise be visited, cau by this means be certainly av.ilid. As anervine, gentle aperient-and a: ti-bilious medicine, the Bitters have no equal. a en A’ QUESTION or ‘l'imr.—The recent cough or cold that without proper treatment may become ‘chronic and NEW GROCERIE ALEX. GAULT lot of _ I Ges: es Groceries and Provisions, Which he offers for sale on { -most liberal terms._ Orders filled-from Families and Meats delivered at their k-uses. Give me a call: JAMES COLLEY Nevada, March 7th. CHARLES F, ROBINSON : BCALER IN }i AMILY SROCERIES & PROOPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. &7”" New and Fresh Goods received every Week, from the Bay. , Sold at the lowest cash rates and Gelivered free of charge. 02 WOOR RANCH FOR SALE. .oJQMIVE miles from Nevada City, containing 200 acres with good house (six Tv0tis), twe_good barns, sheds —and_onthouses, Fifty acres under fence, fifteen. acres sowed £0 oats and wheat for hay. ts cos i iS iii fu bearing. F ve hundred grape vines 7 years old. The whole, together with the farin implem -nts, for one thousand dollars. For further particulars apply to aull W. H. CRAWFORD, Nevada. ' FURNITURE! FURNITURE Ppmsoxs in want of anything in the A Furniture line, from the finest _ Bea Reom and Parlor Sets! Down teGommon CHAIRS AND TABLES, . : can buy them at extraordinary low rates by calling vie : : J. E. JOHNSTON. Commercial Street. MERRY & GRAY, cr. AND MINING ENGINEERS, LAND SURVEYORS AND DRAUGHTS: ‘D. B. MERRY,,-County Surveyor. &. F. GRAY, U. 8. Deputy Mineral SurOffice atthe Court Huuse, Nevada City. __ Nevada, March 9th, 1873. R. M. HUNT, M. D. ATTENDING PHYSICIA * KY. . 12, Gruss Valley CKING, 8. BEVERTON, Sierra Lodge, No. 24, Downieville—JAS. ZIMMERMAN, ADOLPH COHN. Mountain Rose Lodge, No. 26, Rough & Ready—J. M. FLINT, GEO. GRANT. Brooklyn Lodge, No. 26, You BetCHAS. H. HANKINS, G. K ATKINS. Union Lodge, No. 48, Moore’s Flat—H. ATWATER, CHAS. ALLENBERG. San Juan Losge, No. 67, San Juan—A. J. “Olive Lodge, No. 81, Dutch Flat—J._E. AT EE Pe ER BER A 75: Sutter Lodge, No. 100, Wheas WoOUuDS H. LHO 3E. Samaritan Lodge, No. 126, _Washington. J. JANSON, H. F. WILKINSON, Colfax e, No. 132, Colfax—ELIJAH WEBSTER, H. F. McCULLOUGH. Donner’Lodge, No. 162, Truckee—G, W. GIF VEN, E. ANGJUN. ; Golden Star Lodge. 165, Grass Valley— E,,P. SANFORD, JOHN WEBBER, : Fredonia . No. 188, Smartsville— JAMES DOUBS, W. J. MERRIDITH. Reception Committee. NILES SEARLS, JOHN F. HOOK, CHARLES MARSH, CHAS. E. MULLOY, JONATHAN CLARK,WM. C. GROVES. GkO. W. SMITH. “L, NIHELL, hk, W. TOLLY, JOSEPH THOMAS, J. GREENWALD,. H.C, McELVEY, JAMES.MONRO, OLE TURSON. H. ODGERS. E. W, BIGELOW. J. E. BROWN, * H. STANSFIELD, Floor Managers. A. W. LESTER, Hi. H. HASKINS. PHIL. SELDNER, A.R. WADSWORTH. A.R. LORD, — N:P. BEOWN. "The SUPPER will be gotten up by ALEX. GAULT ; Tickets for the Ball, inclading Supper, Five Dollars. Nev ee . , a thane people of Nevada will find it tot vantage to call on me. FLOUR FOR SALE. ALEX. GAULT " AS added*to the BAKERY a choice Warranted to be the best in the County. 78 Broad Street, Nevada, s. Gout, Paralysis, Lame Back, tracted Cords and Muscles, Pain in the Breast, . : Pleurisy Sere Throat, Diptherfa, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, the heir Ear ache, And al external and internal Pains aud Aches, PRATT S THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND. JULIUS GREENWALD, FFERS his Entire Stock of Goods sale ut The Stock consists of 100,000 Cigars. 10,000 Ibs ‘Tobacco. mince aaa ing anything in my line to ~~ and the Prices ! 4 Nevada, January: 16, 1473. CLOSING OUT SALE. San Francisco Cost Price ! Pipes, Cutlery, Cards, &e. As I shall positively close business in this city Linvite dealers and all others wishCall and-examine my Goods, JULIUS GREENWALD. All persons indebted to me gre hereby-requested to call and settle their accounts, Every Bottle its own Testimonial Price—Small, 60 cts; Large, $1. UFOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS, for TME RIVER OF LIFE Purify it with The Great Vegetable VIGORATOR, CURES Boils, Pimplea, Sore Eyes, _ Skin Diseases, when every other remedy ~ fails, ERADICATES : Removed to BROAD STREET, Nevada, Jan. 2th, 1873. Hamilton’s Restaurant. Neanuxy Qrrosire THe Transcnipt Orrice _ MEALS served.up in ali styles and at the lowest rates. Meals nin te hours. x J. H. HAMILTON, Prop'r, . Syphilitic taint and all heredite orders of he Biood from the System. CURES. PILES AND DYSPEPSIA. Stimulates the Liver and Kidneys to health t en as clockwork and fortifies the _ ~ whole system against dis-~ ee . JOHN ANDERSON, . ATTORNEY AT LAW, ~-AND— ¥ LY cael JUSTICE OF THE PEAC ease in ahy form. © Price $1, For sale by all Draggists, 8. “ < WMeBOYLE & CO., aig —-: oe yA = Draggiste aud Chemists, OES S. County, in buflding . ” Son Tren . formerly Hille. a2 . sl Sole Proprietors. PRATT’S ABOLITION OIL. "YNHE PEOPLE'S NEVER FAILING] 6th Avenue, Sold by all druggists. KEMEDY FOR Pike's Toothache Dreps cure inl minute RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, ae ; Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints ConDiarrhoea, Head Ache, 'l'cothache, ABOLITION OIL. BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! PRATT'S NEW LIFE, Scréfula, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Blu cnes Chronie and _Intisinatory Rheumatism, . . ie » . Surance Company.~ action; keeps the Bowels as reguiar La last for months, ,can be radically cured by a few doses of that invaluable. pectoral elixir, Hule’s Honey of Horehound and Tar. Crittenton’s 7 Have you a cough, cold, pain in the chest, or bronchitis? In fact, have you the promdnitory symptoms of the ‘‘insatiate archer,’’ consumption? Know that relief is at hand in Wistar’s Balsam of: Wild Cherry. Dr. Aponn,° Oculist, Aurist, \Catarrh, Throat and Lung Physician, and operating Surgeon for chronic diseases. Offices, laboratory and residence, 213 Geary Street, San Francisco. mill FOR SUPPRIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kéarney Street, San” Francisco, as the First Premium for best general photographic work was awar ded them at the: Mechanics” Institute Fair tor 1871. All work guaranteed. BANK OF NEVADA UOUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, COAEITAY STOCK $200, 000, _ . OFFICERS : JOHN W. HINDS, President. Ms EIN iia Ses we avsse bleeaae CASHIER. DIRECTORS : es A. C. Niles, Chas. Marsh, R.W. Tully, Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A. H. Parke MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral security. a Highest Price paid for City and Coun Warrants. nel 9 nen Tenders Bought and soid at. Regular eB, es j ; Gold Dust Bought. Bullion disceunted. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or General and Speciai Deposits received, Checks on San Francisco, Sacramefito, Sa Tose, Stockton und Virginia City, Drafts on Eastern Cities, London and GerAgents for Liverpool, London, Globe InCORKESPONDENi1#—Bank of Califarn$, } francisco Bank of D. 0. Mills, Sacramento; Ageucy Biuk ot California, Virginia City, — _Anterest-on Time Deposits will be allowed, as follows_: ‘Six Months Time Deposits,6 per cent. per annum. ‘Iwelve Months “Time Deposits, 8 per cent.. per 67 Persons residing at a distance can send money by Express, Checks on Solvent Banks taken ot par. Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Min’ , Nevada Skating Rink. B. BULLARD, Proprietor. cing will be open EVERY AFTERNOON, 7 -"[Except Sundays)” _And every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and_. SATURDAY EVENINGS, from 7% ‘to 10 glock, : ak Use of Skatesin the ufternoon, ,for La‘dies and Childitn 15 cents. A Lady always in attendance to wait upon*Ladies and Children. The best of order always maintained. Admission Free,,Use of. Skates in the Evening, 25 cents. LF” Tickets. will be sold by the Month, if desired. : BIRDSEYE BULLARD, Prop’r. Nevada, March 15th, 1873. FLOUR FOR SALE. VYN\HE UNDERSIGNED, in order to close vut business, otferfor sale, fronr ® 15,000°T0 20,000 SACKS —OF= NO. 1 BAKERS’ EXTRA WARRANTED. At the rate of HUNDRED POUNDS. TORSON & CLARK, Proprietors of Nevada City Flouring Mill. Nevada, March }é6th, 1873. PENMANSHIP. — A IRST. TERM commences at the WASHINGTON SCHOOL HOUSE; on Monday Afternoon, March 31st, At4 o'clock, Also, in the EVENING at 7 o’clocko-. $3 PER TERMS: *~, Thirteen Les‘ons for $4, Scholars have the privilege of attending both classes for 34. : . } our dollars given to the one making the greatest improvement. ; Private Lessons $5, Satisfaction guaranteed, Old and Young are invited to attend. eS E. P. CONNOR, Teacher. ml9 NEVADA IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. — SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. ALL KINDS OF IRON . ti &} tim BRASS CASTINGS! Quartz‘and Saw Mil) Machinery . © STLAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, ke executed in superiorstyle at reduced prices? ‘ DAVID. THOM, GEV, G, ALLAN, Wevean, May 2th. BANK OF A. DELANO, GRASS VALLEY. [Fstablished in 1856.]} ee PRICE PAID FOR Liberal advances made on Gold Dust to the Mint. COLLECTIONS MADE ON FAVORABLE TERMS, Drafts on New York, Europe, China, Japan, Sacramento and San Francisco, Deposits received as usual Interest will be, paid on Time Deposits of six months and over, $500,000 in Gold Dust and Bullioz wanted. a CORRESPONDENTS: National Gold Bank of D.0; Mille &. 00s cca vopci wes Sacramento. Bank of California. ..<..San Franciseo. McLaughlin & Kyland.....5. San Jove Decker & Jewett<7.. w.eseeees Marysville, Bank of Culifofnia...... Virginia City ' . And Gold Hill. mil LIVERPOOL AND LONDON ~— AND GLOBE INSURANC. Cx AND SURPLUS FOND, (Gold) ~ $20,869,079 04 ASSETS INTHE UNIPFED STATES, (GOLD) OVER $3,000,000 00 ! av” The Sharebolders are personally re sponsible for the engagements. of the Com pany. All Directors are Shareholders. W. B. JOHNSTON, General Agent Pacific Department. RB. W.TULLY, Agent for Neva d City. : ‘ deci 2 JOHN H. HARRISON, EKALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, VEAL, CORNED BEEF, OOKNED PORK, ke. 3 Meats Bold at reasonabdle rates for Cash.— Shop'on Broad Street, opposite the Nevads Thestre. A WOOD CHOPPERS WANTED. NQUIRE AT THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT UF FICK IMMMDIATELE, mao i GOLD DUST AND BULLION. —— ee oe SS ‘sim anaes < kove en