April 7, 1874 (4 pages)

B and ey. nd satis. *M. and nounced es of CITY tity COMPA. place of an Fra. County, dent up. -Coommt oth day unte seg share s Ams. $12 2600 pe) 26 D order he 19th ares 6} a neces.at Neo Califor. April, of eaid ent toe expen, itary, . ry 8t., ap4 noune---tion fe by aa elec: i punoed CITY ae lub,Oth. +, oor. ——— Ss, hilo~ EON ‘ST’ 7th. elch’s ar.— comee Lop. eople dling < Py. ; ured pix ~ hr Daily Sranseript NEVADA: city. (CAL, % LOCAL AFFAIRS. valuable Ground, Wo. Walters, who lives on the comer of Coyote and Washington greets, on Sunday, became rather just: received 2,000 pounds of: John Jack, on Ping street, dies, all of which he offers for saieto ‘the trade at the lowest rates. ‘Retail dealers ure invited to cali and examme the stock and prices a2-2t Keeping =p with the Times. K. Casper has purchased the stock of clothing in the store on the coré 7 pgited over his pessessions.\ Some ner of Pine atid Commercial sircets. Pi months since.-he bonght the . He has gone below for the purpose: place in which he~now resides for a . mere nominal sum. On Sunday, in. digging round a. tree which had becomesodded over the reots with eloyer, he found among stones and oth—errubbish, a piece of-retorted goid worth at, least forty dollars. It was raining at the time, and he did not prosecute bis search further. He ig of the opini,” However, that some miner i-former -days buried his treasure there, or tlfat_it -wasthe . place that Captain Kidd ‘deposited his bullion. Real estate on that corner has risen at a rapid rate, and “the owner does not wishtosell, Are rapgements have been made by bim with the owner of a safe for t_ ede. posit of the metal when he finds the balance. A quick shave wag given those’ who -visited his’ barber shop, For City Marshal,. Ohauncey Ford, an old resident of this city, and well known fo most of our people, is announced as a candidate for City Marshal in to-day’s TaasscripT. Mr. Ford was so unfartunate as to lose half of his left lgad.while blasting, a short time since, thus incapacitating hini from --handwork--for-some time: He feels . himself fully competent to discharge the duties of Marshal, and we believe him to be worthy of the position. : Temperance Lecture. : The lecture: to have been given last night by Mrs, Duniway, was postponed on account of her inability to be here at that time. On Thursday evening she will lecture at the Theatre on temperance. Before leaving here she will deliver—a -Tec=ture on Col. Baker; Mrs. Duniway is editress of the Now North west. Was acquainted with Col. Baker ftom childhood, and her lecture on him is said'té be very fine. Dental Office. ‘Dr. Chapman, an gld resident of this city, has resumed’ the practice of his profession, and opened an office in the Transcript building, “Where every kind of dental work ‘will be performed by him, The reputation of the Dr. is too well established to need any commendation from us. He has fitted up his office in fine style, and solicits a share of patronage, and we know ‘he will get it, i . Skilifal Operation. The wound on the head of Jacob Bachtal, which necessitated the operation of trepanning, illustrates the skill of the operators. The wound is rapidly healing, the patient is slowly gaining, and there is but little doubt of bis recovery. He can credit his Tecovery to the skill with which the operation was performed. Kestern and Califernia Oysters. Oysters are now in their, prime, aid Antonio Tam; at~ his saloon on Pine street, keeps fresh Eastern and California oysters on hand all the time. Cali and try a plate. Fami‘ies supplied by leaving their orders. _ Me has also received a fine stock of ‘andies-and nuts, which will be sold atthe lowest rates. ~ ee New Geods! New Geeds! Hyman & Bro. have just received at their Clothing Emporium, a large mdselect assortment of the latest styles of Spring and Summer CassiMere and Diagonal suits, for gents, Jouths and boys, All we ask of the Piblic is to.examine our goods and Prices, and if you do not agree with “# that the goods are better and Priees lower than you have ever had the pleasure of buying clothing, furrishing goods, itats, boots and shoes, *& we will close our store. and leave the field of usefulness forever. _. Hyman & Bros., Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, : New Firm. The Clothing business heretoford “ried on by B. Schwartz, on the ‘orner of Pine and Commercial ee inthis city, bas been purchased by K, Casper, and in future mill be o onducted by him. .-Mr. CasPer has been authorized to receipt all} tis due Mtr. Schwartz, . of getting the largest and best stock of Boods ever brought to the mountains. >Wa rive at the Bay. “Lhey have artived and he bas gone to San Francisco to Fecelve them. . He is determined to sell . his “ goods cheaper thai ever before knowa inthis. part of the country, —He—ig boun. to. keep —ap and go ahead of thé ti . all purchasers to hola on a few-days and he will ive then barg.ans thut Will startle we natives. “There will be uo humbug about this arrangement, and some suits of clothing wili-be sold for about the cust of making the buciou holes on then. Hold your horses tili Casper returns, and if you dun’t Bet. goods cheaper. than ever known before,’ then we will give you a new ‘hat or pair of boots free of charge, mit tits New Dress and Fancy Geods. Mrs, Sterling has just _received-abeautiful steek—ofDress and Fancy 1 ‘Goods, and the ladies of Nevada and vicinity are inv ted to call abd see then. mch 21-4¢ _—_ — Gentlemen } Take notice, that Kd. Goldsmith Fine Imported Cigars, You just. go and try them when you Want to enJoy a good smoke. Se Just Received. Just received and for sale at Ed. Goldsmith’s, tresi, Lemons, Oranges, and Pine Apples, Sg School Books, Fall assortment. of School Books and Stationery elways oh hand at Ed. Goldsmith’s, m6 Limes, m6 m6 cee _ SPECIAL NOTICE, --___] Why suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and loss of appetite, when you can, by Dr, Henley’ s celebrated 1X L Bitters, ef fect a perfect cure; they area pleasant and invigorating tonic, and endorsed and recommended by our most eminent Physicians (a8 per certificates on each bottle) for all complaints.of the Liver and Diges tive Organs. Ag a: family medicine they have no equal, ne ' See advertisement in another column. Radolph Photograph Gallery, Broad Street, near Pine. n2 ere ee No Name. : Many, many People suffer from they know not what. They are not sick they arerot well. There is no name for it. It 5 tke vital forces. Whatever its causes («nd they are innumerable), its symptoms . are inthe main the same, Among tiie most prominent are extreme lassitude, loss of Sppetite, lose of flesh, and great mental dePression. Indigestions and a stemach cough are also frequently concommitants of this distressing state of body and of mind. The common remark in relatien to persons in such a condition is, that they areconsumptive. Nov, what these unfortunates really want is: vigor, vital strength; and as certainly as dawn succeeds darkness, they can recuperate their systems and re. gain perfect health by resorting to Hostet ter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters. It is aa clear that a life-reviving tonic is required in such-cases, as that the dying flame of an empty lamp requires to be revived by a new supply of.oil. Perfectly pure aad-innocnous, containing nothing but the most genial vegetable extracts, and combining the three grand elements of a stomachioc, an alterative, and # genial invigorant. Hostetter’s Bitters are suitable to all constitutions and are as applicable to—the-diseases and disabilities of the feebler sexas to those of men. No words can do justice to its niarvelous properti It stands preemin nt among the health restoring preparations-of the age, and every year adds to its famef notonly in this country, but throughout the civilized world, AR NE BIR A EE ET RSS He ae, ‘Closing Qut Business ! BLUM BROS., NFORM the public that they intend te B change their business of a Variety Store, Cigars, Tobacco, etc. and offer the whole of their Stock at San Francisco Cost! The Stock must be sold within THIRTY DAYS. Partics desiring the whole Stock and fixtures SEnsecure a good established basiness at a All persone indebted ; to the firm sre notined tu settle within 30 days, or their accounts will be given to the Constable for cellection: BLUM BROTH at ! ue below a short tine . since he bought a. urge stock to war. . ’ ues, ind wants} ~ has just received a large invuice of . is simply weakness—a breaking down: of . Spy wal Same fa oeeemenen The Gran dest Stock ever brought te Nevada City. ee OF BEFORE . A. BLUMENTHAL, . Corner, Broad and Pine Streets, ESPECTFULLY informs the people of Nevada city and the surrounding plaCes that hehas : JUST RECEIVED ~ ‘The Largest Stock of EVFR BROUGHT TO THIS. cIT¥. To WHICH THE ATTENTION oF—-TH: WHOLE PEOPLE I$ CALLED. The Stock consists in part of every style and kinds of its. DRESS GOODs,. _. SUCH AS . Silks, Satins, Empress Cloths, Cashmeres, Foulards, Poplins, Black Goods, = Calicos, &. to the large stockof American ~ ‘Am Jaametite stock on TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, SHEETING, bleached and unbleached, and every other article required for family nee, d, consisting of Of all kinds ard of the most besutifn) Patterns—BRUSSELS, 3:PLY, INGRAIN, OLL-OLOTHS, &c. : SHAWLS. A great variety of the latest Eastern style. They inust be seen tobe appreciated. MILLINERY GOODS. The Largest and best Stock in this line ever brought to this city. eee LADIES FANCY GOODS. * My stock in this line is of the choicest hind and of the greatest assortment. all and see for yourselves; Ladies’ & Childréf's Shoes. Lhave on hand a large and most complete Stock of Ladies, Childrens’ and Misses fine Shoes of all kinds which are bound te give the greatest satisfaction. Se OTHER GOODS.Such as Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, and ten thousand other ar__ ticles ! too numerous , to mention, My Stock is the largest and most complete of any in the city and I propose te give better bargains than can be obtsined at any other establishment in this State, ~ Before buying any of the above named goods purchasers are requested to give mie a call as Iam determined not to be UNDER: SOLD BY ANY OTHER DEALER BUT GIVE ME A CALI DON’T DELAY ! m29 Nevads City, April ad, 1874, Be MONDAY, MARCH 234, 1874, =4 I weuld call special attention. BARGAINS UNHEARD! Drv& Fancy Goods. Augustus C.H. Moore fort . March, 1874, the office of the Co aap peneianeere as _ FLOWER SEED, : —AT— : NEVADA DRUG STORE a te dy +E. M. PRESTON, oH DRUGGIST. : » And Dealer inACIDS, CRUCIBLES, MINgING CHEMICALS AND MUFFLES; PAINTS OLLS AND VARN. ISHES, All at the Lowest Market Rates. T . -Preseriptions correctly compounded at all hours, day or night, —23 COUNTY SCRIP LOST. _. NOUNTY WARRANT NO. 134, on GenerC al Fund of the County Treasury, for = 8 been lost by the ow1er. Paye Warrant has been stepped at nuty Treasurer. The inder_of the above Warrant will please leave the same ut the office of A. BBRADY No 90 Main Street, Grass Valley. m23 Spécial Notice. OTICE is hereby givento all persons indebted to the late tirm of LANCAS. ‘ER & ROBINSON that their accoents have been placed. in the hands of J. BE GRAY for collection and that prompt payment must be made by those who would Rave cost, : A. T, ROBINSON Surviving partner of Lancaster & Robi=sen } _Nevada City, Jan. Jat 1474 Pies se Se . BR be County Surveyor, AND UD. 8. DEPUTY SURVEYOR, PQ Vi VIL-AND MINING ENGINEER, Cui SURVEYOR & DRAUGHTSNEVADA cITry. ‘Wea Uflive at the COURT HOUSE. Orders l-it at the Daily Union O will meet with prompt a EXEGUTION TO Sheriff's Sale. , B d delivered, issued cut ¥Y VIRTUE OF AN me directed an of the Dietrict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District, in and for the County of Nevaoa, State of California, bearing date February 26th, 1874. cna jJadgment rendered in said Court on the day of December,1873 in favor of Daniel 0. hérty end’ against M ¢ 5um-of Seven . Hundred and ‘Fourteen and. 4-100 dollars damiages, with interest thereon at the rate’ of seven per cent per annwn til] paid, pa able in gold coin of the United States together with $25 5@ costs an d disbursements at the date of said judgment, and accruing costs, : I have levied upon tho following deseribed pi + -heretotore attached, to-wit ;— That certain let of land cg in Rongh & Ready Township. Nevad “County, Cal. and known and described ag. the SW % of the SW % and'the E 3s of Lot No 9, the LotNo8, The £ 4 of let No 5, and the whole-of-lot No 3, and let No 4, all in Section No 1, Township 15 N Range No 6 Esat Mt Diablo Base and Meridian and containing 206 90-100 .cres of land, Alsoa lot of land enclused by a fenee adjoining the above described lands on the west. Said above described land adjoining Jackson's on the East containing 300 acres or thereabouts, Known as Moore’s pastures. The whoie of both aforesaid above tracts being known as Moore’s ge*her with all the tenem nances thereunto belongi eres A : ' Notice is heréby givon to public sale all the abo ve described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in Bnited States gold coin, in front of the Court House door, in the ¢ity of Nevada, on Saturday, April 25th, 1874. Between the hours of 9o'clocx, A. M. and 5.0’clock, P, M. } ment of th — Ranch, toents and appurteOg or in anywise that I will expose Given under my hand this 31st day of JOSEPH PERRIN, Sheriff. Dibble & Byrne, Pffs Attys. No 548. Application fora Patent to Mining Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal. March 19th, 1874, OTICE is hereby given that JACOB N BACHTAL and UKIAH 8. BACHTAL, whose Post Office is Nevada city, Nevada County, California, have made application for a Patent forthe Big Deer Creek and Last Chance Placer mines, situate in Nevada County Mining District, Nevads County, California, and described in’ the plat and notice on file in this office as fuilows, viz : Upon surveyed land, being the N's of NK 4 8 3g of NE \ of NW % and N of N 44 Of N E ¥ of 8 E 4 NW \& Sectiod 9, Tp. 16N R.9E M.D. M. Said: location wus made by these Applicants and others. of whom they have since purchased, in the month of January,1869.— Adjoiuing claimants are on the South owners of the Nevada Mining Claims. All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office, within sixty days trom the first day of publishing hereof Dated March 21;t, 1874. T. B. McFARKLAND, Register. John Caldwell, Atty for Applicant. Z & CHAS. FE. MULLOY. ANSON W. LESTER, Lester & Mulloy, Wholesale and Retail Dealers fice, Grass Valley, Es of . . described-. ’ U.S. INTERNAL .REVENUS, "May 1, 1994, te, Apel 90, 187%. = Fe HE LAW of December 24. 1872 req tvery person engaged in any bi 5 ptr yah Z hs ent’ which renders: him liable ABpeckerten, to procure and place conspicuously in his Establishment or place of Dusiiess & Stamp Gehoting the. payment of said Special Tax for the Special Tax year beginning May 1, 1874, beforecommencing or continuing business after April 30, 1874, ‘ The Taxes embraced within the provisions of the Law above quoted are: the: following, viz ; ‘ Reytifiers, $200 00. Dealers, retail liquor, '$25 00. ~~Dealers, wholesale liquor, $100 60. Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale, $50. Dealers in malt liquors, retail? $20 Dealers in tobacco, $ Re _ for every dol . Dealers 1p manufactured tobaceo $5. Manufacturers of stills, $25 60; 3 And for cach still manufactured $20 06, And for eseh worm manwfacturec $20. Manufacturers of tobacco, $1@ 00. é Manufacturers of cigars $10 00, Beye Peddlers of tobaceo, first class [more than two horses;) $50-00.--—_— a Peddlers of ‘tobacco, second class, {two horses, } $25.08, eed bacco, third class, fone “Peddlers of to horse) $165 00. . Peddlers of tobacco fourth class, (on foot or public conveyance) $10 00, Brewers of less than 500 barrels $50.90. Brewers of 600 barrels-or more, $i00 60. ‘Any person, so lable, who—shall fail ‘to comply with the f will be subject to severe Penalties. Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Spe: ial Taxes nainéd above must : 1. J, ROLFE, Deputy, Coleetor of Internal Revenue at Nevada City; Cal; and pay for and procure the Special .'T: ‘ax 8 or Stamps they need; prior to May 1, 1874, and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE. = Commissioner 6f Internal Revenne. : Office of Interns) Revenue; Washington, D. ©, February 16, 1874. t#We are prepared te do Job Printing in a style second to ne office in this State. As an advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is the best in the Northern part of the State. PRICES VE2Y L: Ww. Fine Wines. and Whiskies. EKEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY Ww a LARGE and varied Stock of the above line of Goods. : No. 52 Broad Street, 2 . ‘NEVADA crry. Nevada; , March lath. . ARCADE SALOON. A DJOINING McCauley’s Cigar Store, on 3 Broad Street, Nevada City, A. B. CARLEY, Keeps-constantly on hand the best WINES, Old triends and new comers are , Job Printing) GROCERIES, _ FOS HARDWARE W. C. JONES, M. D. 9 ; Physician and Surgeon, ICROCKERY, Se ERMANENTLY LOCATED aT GRASS VALLEY. OFFICE NO. 21 MILL STREET, mS ‘Stockholders’ Meeting. Y UBA. TUNNEL GOLD NING OO, Location of works; geport townsSuip, Nevada Co., California. Notice is hereby given, that the 3d Anvual Mee of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Co., for cthe election of three ¢3) Trustees, President and Treasurer thereof, for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of other business, Willi take ‘place at the ofbce undersigned, the secretary of— Company, at North San Jusp; Nevada Coum, ty, op SATURDAY, 9th day of MAY, A D. 1874, ab iGvlock,?. mM. Proxies muse be in writing and fied with the Secretary. ‘order Gt the President, JAB. A. STIDGER, Sec’y. LIQUORS and-CIGARS, -., a 1 a todrop in and sce ine. . } AFFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA oregoing requirements . — Apply to} ; he following Lectures will be deliver . I ~[ HATR DRESSING in all its branches done Call and see Spscimens ofjour . THE QUESTION. 18 DAILY ASKED BX, . THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, “Why ~ ie it thatthe JX. Bitters HAVE APOHIEVED SUCH POPULARITY . WITH THE PUBLIC, AND HAVE SUCH AN IM. GAUSE THEY ARE AN OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED ARTICLE, AND AR® MADE FROM THE MOST CHOICE HERBS AND ROOTS : THE MANY WHO HAVE TRIED THEM, TESTIFY TO THEIR BEN. EFICIAL QUALITIES, AND HAVE NO’. HESITATIO. -INRECOMMENDING THEM . TO THEIR AFFLICTED FRIENDS. TEM, AND IMPART STRENGTH TO TRE / MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS [as per certificates on each bottle] TO THOSE GESTION AND LOSS OF APPETITE, ae a MENSE SALE 7 “THE REASONIS BE), THEY ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BR. THE BEST TONIC AND RECUPERATOR . KNOWN ; THEY BUILD UP THE sys: WEAK AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE EN-" . PONSED AND RECOMMENDED BY OUR 4 oh ‘blood purifier they surpass all other 8 called tonics which have lately been placed . in the market,SOLD EVERYWHEKE, HL. EXSTEIN & CO. Bole Propnetors, 518 Front si. mcohl4-14 SAN FRANCISOO ‘COURSE OF LECTURES + ont Benefit of Nevada Library, AP LIBRARY HALL, © : ; ist Lecture by REV. J. SIMS. o~ mae Piece of Nee aaa On Wed. nesda ening, Marc: . ieee “and mh REV. GEO. CLIFFORD. Subject ; “Odd Fellowship : its field ana mission.” On Wednesday Evening, Marth 25th. igor? 3d Eectte by B. J. WATSON, Subject »*' “Boys. On Wednesday Evening, April 1st. : Tickets forthe Oourse $1. Single Tiawets, to be had atthe Door, 50 cents, : _. Dress Making & Hair Dressing. RS, S. F, COOK & MISS REA. NY DEES heving located ix this city respectfully, inform the ladies thet they are Oo Make Ladies’ Dresses, Costs,’ &c with the greatest dispatch, ou vessonable terms and after the latest aty}s *' to order and at reasonablerates. Rooms on Commercial Bt. next door to the Variety Btore of D. F, Dodge and ve ; Shoe Store. Patronage ly solivis ” 2 ee NOTARY PUBLIC, ~ —AND— Justice of the Peace. — QAR REOORDS AND ABSTRAG. ; KD "ING A SPECIALTY. . * Conveyancing Promptly attendtte az _ Accounts collected. Office No 44 BROAD STREET, NEVAPA cITY. dasa 7 JOHNNY JACK, Pine Street, Nevada City. i se Opposite Kidd’s Building. TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, of all kinds. CONFECTIONERY, Nuts, LEMOKS _ ORANGES, FIGS, DATES, &e. If you want « Genuine Impor’ ted Havana Cigar, goto J oHK, JACK’S. His Tobacco is also of the best brands. Nevada, March 15th. CIGAR STORE. HUGH McCAULEY, WY) OULD respectfully inform nis trienan. . aid the public generally that he bax’ . Purchased the stock and trade of JULIE GREENWALD and will constantly keep. hand a fine stock ef ee CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, CARDS, &e, Be. Which he will sel) at the Very Lowest Rates By strict attention to the business as. endeavoring to ee a ntie be. ‘bh to receive a g share of patronay< er. HUGH McCAULE) Nevada, Nov. 1, 18%. 0 _LL Warrants on Genera) Fand rejrA tered prior to May 12th, 1873; gira registered Warrants Nos. 148, 149, 150 axe cre aud 182 on Road Fuad. also, Warrant No. 3on Indigent sick Fund registered Mi-y 6th, 1873, will be paid on presentaticn. Interest ceases from this date. = E.P. SANFURD, Treasurer, N. San Juan, March 25; ist¢;Inzis4w a By A. H, Parker Deputy. Nevade, March i co : BY No Family should be without them.— _ Subject : = WG Bite ‘a “WARRANTS; ‘ Pe ee nn Ae a ng Ri re die neipcaip lbs aaRtcn thm tommy siensin: jo ‘

B and ey. nd satis. *M. and nounced es of CITY tity COMPA. place of an Fra. County, dent up. -Coommt oth day unte seg share s Ams. $12 2600 pe) 26 D order he 19th ares 6} a neces.at Neo Califor. April, of eaid ent toe expen, itary, . ry 8t., ap4 noune---tion fe by aa elec: i punoed CITY ae lub,Oth. +, oor. ——— Ss, hilo~ EON ‘ST’ 7th. elch’s ar.— comee Lop. eople dling < Py. ; ured pix ~ hr Daily Sranseript NEVADA: city. (CAL, % LOCAL AFFAIRS. valuable Ground, Wo. Walters, who lives on the comer of Coyote and Washington greets, on Sunday, became rather just: received 2,000 pounds of: John Jack, on Ping street, dies, all of which he offers for saieto ‘the trade at the lowest rates. ‘Retail dealers ure invited to cali and examme the stock and prices a2-2t Keeping =p with the Times.. K. Casper has purchased the stock of clothing in the store on the coré 7 pgited over his pessessions.\ Some ner of Pine atid Commercial sircets. Pi months since.-he bonght the . He has gone below for the purpose: place in which he~now resides for a . mere nominal sum. On Sunday, in. digging round a. tree which had becomesodded over the reots with eloyer, he found among stones and oth—errubbish, a piece of-retorted goid worth at, least forty dollars. It was raining at the time, and he did not prosecute bis search further. He ig of the opini,” However, that some miner i-former -days buried his treasure there, or tlfat_it -wasthe . place that Captain Kidd ‘deposited his bullion. Real estate on that corner has risen at a rapid rate, and “the owner does not wishtosell, Are rapgements have been made by bim with the owner of a safe for t_ ede. posit of the metal when he finds the balance. A quick shave wag given those’ who -visited his’ barber shop, For City Marshal,. Ohauncey Ford, an old resident of this city, and well known fo most of our people, is announced as a candidate for City Marshal in to-day’s TaasscripT. Mr. Ford was so unfartunate as to lose half of his left lgad.while blasting, a short time since, thus incapacitating hini from --handwork--for-some time: He feels . himself fully competent to discharge the duties of Marshal, and we believe him to be worthy of the position. : Temperance Lecture. : The lecture: to have been given last night by Mrs, Duniway, was postponed on account of her inability to be here at that time. On Thursday evening she will lecture at the Theatre on temperance. Before leaving here she will deliver—a -Tec=ture on Col. Baker; Mrs. Duniway is editress of the Now North west. Was acquainted with Col. Baker ftom childhood, and her lecture on him is said'té be very fine. Dental Office. ‘Dr. Chapman, an gld resident of this city, has resumed’ the practice of his profession, and opened an office in the Transcript building, “Where every kind of dental work ‘will be performed by him, The reputation of the Dr. is too well established to need any commendation from us. He has fitted up his office in fine style, and solicits a share of patronage, and we know ‘he will get it, i . Skilifal Operation. The wound on the head of Jacob Bachtal, which necessitated the operation of trepanning, illustrates the skill of the operators. The wound is rapidly healing, the patient is slowly gaining, and there is but little doubt of bis recovery. He can credit his Tecovery to the skill with which the operation was performed. Kestern and Califernia Oysters. Oysters are now in their, prime, aid Antonio Tam; at~ his saloon on Pine street, keeps fresh Eastern and California oysters on hand all the time. Cali and try a plate. Fami‘ies supplied by leaving their orders. _ Me has also received a fine stock of ‘andies-and nuts, which will be sold atthe lowest rates. ~ ee New Geods! New Geeds! Hyman & Bro. have just received at their Clothing Emporium, a large mdselect assortment of the latest styles of Spring and Summer CassiMere and Diagonal suits, for gents, Jouths and boys, All we ask of the Piblic is to.examine our goods and Prices, and if you do not agree with “# that the goods are better and Priees lower than you have ever had the pleasure of buying clothing, furrishing goods, itats, boots and shoes, *& we will close our store. and leave the field of usefulness forever. _. Hyman & Bros., Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada City, : New Firm. The Clothing business heretoford “ried on by B. Schwartz, on the ‘orner of Pine and Commercial ee inthis city, bas been purchased by K, Casper, and in future mill be o onducted by him. .-Mr. CasPer has been authorized to receipt all} tis due Mtr. Schwartz, . of getting the largest and best stock of Boods ever brought to the mountains. >Wa rive at the Bay. “Lhey have artived and he bas gone to San Francisco to Fecelve them. . He is determined to sell . his “ goods cheaper thai ever before knowa inthis. part of the country, —He—ig boun. to. keep —ap and go ahead of thé ti . all purchasers to hola on a few-days and he will ive then barg.ans thut Will startle we natives. “There will be uo humbug about this arrangement, and some suits of clothing wili-be sold for about the cust of making the buciou holes on then. Hold your horses tili Casper returns, and if you dun’t Bet. goods cheaper. than ever known before,’ then we will give you a new ‘hat or pair of boots free of charge, mit tits New Dress and Fancy Geods. Mrs, Sterling has just _received-abeautiful steek—ofDress and Fancy 1 ‘Goods, and the ladies of Nevada and vicinity are inv ted to call abd see then. mch 21-4¢ _—_ — Gentlemen } Take notice, that Kd. Goldsmith Fine Imported Cigars, You just. go and try them when you Want to enJoy a good smoke. Se Just Received. Just received and for sale at Ed. Goldsmith’s, tresi, Lemons, Oranges, and Pine Apples, Sg School Books, Fall assortment. of School Books and Stationery elways oh hand at Ed. Goldsmith’s, m6 Limes, m6 m6 cee _ SPECIAL NOTICE, --___] Why suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and loss of appetite, when you can, by Dr, Henley’ s celebrated 1X L Bitters, ef fect a perfect cure; they area pleasant and invigorating tonic, and endorsed and recommended by our most eminent Physicians (a8 per certificates on each bottle) for all complaints.of the Liver and Diges tive Organs. Ag a: family medicine they have no equal, ne ' See advertisement in another column. Radolph Photograph Gallery, Broad Street, near Pine. n2 ere ee No Name. : Many, many People suffer from they know not what. They are not sick they arerot well. There is no name for it. It 5 tke vital forces. Whatever its causes («nd they are innumerable), its symptoms . are inthe main the same, Among tiie most prominent are extreme lassitude, loss of Sppetite, lose of flesh, and great mental dePression. Indigestions and a stemach cough are also frequently concommitants of this distressing state of body and of mind. The common remark in relatien to persons in such a condition is, that they areconsumptive. Nov, what these unfortunates really want is: vigor, vital strength; and as certainly as dawn succeeds darkness, they can recuperate their systems and re. gain perfect health by resorting to Hostet ter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters. It is aa clear that a life-reviving tonic is required in such-cases, as that the dying flame of an empty lamp requires to be revived by a new supply of.oil. Perfectly pure aad-innocnous, containing nothing but the most genial vegetable extracts, and combining the three grand elements of a stomachioc, an alterative, and # genial invigorant. Hostetter’s Bitters are suitable to all constitutions and are as applicable to—the-diseases and disabilities of the feebler sexas to those of men. No words can do justice to its niarvelous properti It stands preemin nt among the health restoring preparations-of the age, and every year adds to its famef notonly in this country, but throughout the civilized world, AR NE BIR A EE ET RSS He ae, ‘Closing Qut Business ! BLUM BROS., NFORM the public that they intend te B change their business of a Variety Store, Cigars, Tobacco, etc. and offer the whole of their Stock at San Francisco Cost! The Stock must be sold within THIRTY DAYS. Partics desiring the whole Stock and fixtures SEnsecure a good established basiness at a All persone indebted ; to the firm sre notined tu settle within 30 days, or their accounts will be given to the Constable for cellection: BLUM BROTH at ! ue below a short tine . since he bought a. urge stock to war. . ’ ues, ind wants} ~ has just received a large invuice of . is simply weakness—a breaking down: of . Spy wal Same fa oeeemenen The Gran dest Stock ever brought te Nevada City. ee OF BEFORE . A. BLUMENTHAL, . Corner, Broad and Pine Streets, ESPECTFULLY informs the people of Nevada city and the surrounding plaCes that hehas : JUST RECEIVED ~ ‘The Largest Stock of EVFR BROUGHT TO THIS. cIT¥. To WHICH THE ATTENTION oF—-TH: WHOLE PEOPLE I$ CALLED. The Stock consists in part of every style and kinds of its. DRESS GOODs,. _. SUCH AS . Silks, Satins, Empress Cloths, Cashmeres, Foulards, Poplins, Black Goods, = Calicos, &. to the large stockof American ~ ‘Am Jaametite stock on TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, SHEETING, bleached and unbleached, and every other article required for family nee, d, consisting of Of all kinds ard of the most besutifn) Patterns—BRUSSELS, 3:PLY, INGRAIN, OLL-OLOTHS, &c. : SHAWLS. A great variety of the latest Eastern style. They inust be seen tobe appreciated. MILLINERY GOODS. The Largest and best Stock in this line ever brought to this city. eee LADIES FANCY GOODS. * My stock in this line is of the choicest hind and of the greatest assortment. all and see for yourselves; Ladies’ & Childréf's Shoes. Lhave on hand a large and most complete Stock of Ladies, Childrens’ and Misses fine Shoes of all kinds which are bound te give the greatest satisfaction. Se OTHER GOODS.Such as Gloves, Hosiery, Laces, and ten thousand other ar__ ticles ! too numerous , to mention, My Stock is the largest and most complete of any in the city and I propose te give better bargains than can be obtsined at any other establishment in this State, ~ Before buying any of the above named goods purchasers are requested to give mie a call as Iam determined not to be UNDER: SOLD BY ANY OTHER DEALER BUT GIVE ME A CALI DON’T DELAY ! m29 Nevads City, April ad, 1874, Be MONDAY, MARCH 234, 1874, =4 I weuld call special attention. BARGAINS UNHEARD! Drv& Fancy Goods. Augustus C.H. Moore fort . March, 1874, the office of the Co aap peneianeere as _ FLOWER SEED,

: —AT— : NEVADA DRUG STORE a te dy +E. M. PRESTON, oH DRUGGIST. : » And Dealer inACIDS, CRUCIBLES, MINgING CHEMICALS AND MUFFLES; PAINTS OLLS AND VARN. ISHES, All at the Lowest Market Rates. T . -Preseriptions correctly compounded at all hours, day or night, —23 COUNTY SCRIP LOST. _. NOUNTY WARRANT NO. 134, on GenerC al Fund of the County Treasury, for = 8 been lost by the ow1er. Paye Warrant has been stepped at nuty Treasurer. The inder_of the above Warrant will please leave the same ut the office of A. BBRADY No 90 Main Street, Grass Valley. m23 Spécial Notice. OTICE is hereby givento all persons indebted to the late tirm of LANCAS. ‘ER & ROBINSON that their accoents have been placed. in the hands of J. BE GRAY for collection and that prompt payment must be made by those who would Rave cost, : A. T, ROBINSON Surviving partner of Lancaster & Robi=sen } _Nevada City, Jan. Jat 1474 Pies se Se . BR be County Surveyor, AND UD. 8. DEPUTY SURVEYOR, PQ Vi VIL-AND MINING ENGINEER, Cui SURVEYOR & DRAUGHTSNEVADA cITry. ‘Wea Uflive at the COURT HOUSE. Orders l-it at the Daily Union O will meet with prompt a EXEGUTION TO Sheriff's Sale. , B d delivered, issued cut ¥Y VIRTUE OF AN me directed an of the Dietrict Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District, in and for the County of Nevaoa, State of California, bearing date February 26th, 1874. cna jJadgment rendered in said Court on the day of December,1873 in favor of Daniel 0. hérty end’ against M ¢ 5um-of Seven . Hundred and ‘Fourteen and. 4-100 dollars damiages, with interest thereon at the rate’ of seven per cent per annwn til] paid, pa able in gold coin of the United States together with $25 5@ costs an d disbursements at the date of said judgment, and accruing costs, : I have levied upon tho following deseribed pi + -heretotore attached, to-wit ;— That certain let of land cg in Rongh & Ready Township. Nevad “County, Cal. and known and described ag. the SW % of the SW % and'the E 3s of Lot No 9, the LotNo8, The £ 4 of let No 5, and the whole-of-lot No 3, and let No 4, all in Section No 1, Township 15 N Range No 6 Esat Mt Diablo Base and Meridian and containing 206 90-100 .cres of land, Alsoa lot of land enclused by a fenee adjoining the above described lands on the west. Said above described land adjoining Jackson's on the East containing 300 acres or thereabouts, Known as Moore’s pastures. The whoie of both aforesaid above tracts being known as Moore’s ge*her with all the tenem nances thereunto belongi eres A : ' Notice is heréby givon to public sale all the abo ve described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in Bnited States gold coin, in front of the Court House door, in the ¢ity of Nevada, on Saturday, April 25th, 1874. Between the hours of 9o'clocx, A. M. and 5.0’clock, P, M. } ment of th — Ranch, toents and appurteOg or in anywise that I will expose Given under my hand this 31st day of JOSEPH PERRIN, Sheriff. Dibble & Byrne, Pffs Attys. No 548. Application fora Patent to Mining Claim UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Sacramento, Cal. March 19th, 1874, OTICE is hereby given that JACOB N BACHTAL and UKIAH 8. BACHTAL, whose Post Office is Nevada city, Nevada County, California, have made application for a Patent forthe Big Deer Creek and Last Chance Placer mines, situate in Nevada County Mining District, Nevads County, California, and described in’ the plat and notice on file in this office as fuilows, viz : Upon surveyed land, being the N's of NK 4 8 3g of NE \ of NW % and N of N 44 Of N E ¥ of 8 E 4 NW \& Sectiod 9, Tp. 16N R.9E M.D. M. Said: location wus made by these Applicants and others. of whom they have since purchased, in the month of January,1869.— Adjoiuing claimants are on the South owners of the Nevada Mining Claims. All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office, within sixty days trom the first day of publishing hereof Dated March 21;t, 1874. T. B. McFARKLAND, Register. John Caldwell, Atty for Applicant. Z & CHAS. FE. MULLOY. ANSON W. LESTER, Lester & Mulloy, Wholesale and Retail Dealers fice, Grass Valley, Es of . . described-. ’ U.S. INTERNAL .REVENUS, "May 1, 1994, te, Apel 90, 187%.. = Fe HE LAW of December 24. 1872 req tvery person engaged in any bi 5 ptr yah Z hs ent’ which renders: him liable ABpeckerten, to procure and place conspicuously in his Establishment or place of Dusiiess & Stamp Gehoting the. payment of said Special Tax for the Special Tax year beginning May 1, 1874, beforecommencing or continuing business after April 30, 1874, ‘ The Taxes embraced within the provisions of the Law above quoted are: the: following, viz ; ‘ Reytifiers, $200 00. Dealers, retail liquor, '$25 00. ~~Dealers, wholesale liquor, $100 60. Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale, $50. Dealers in malt liquors, retail? $20 Dealers in tobacco, $ Re _ for every dol . Dealers 1p manufactured tobaceo $5. Manufacturers of stills, $25 60; 3 And for cach still manufactured $20 06, And for eseh worm manwfacturec $20. Manufacturers of tobacco, $1@ 00. é Manufacturers of cigars $10 00, Beye Peddlers of tobaceo, first class [more than two horses;) $50-00.--—_— a Peddlers of ‘tobacco, second class, {two horses, } $25.08, eed bacco, third class, fone “Peddlers of to horse) $165 00. . Peddlers of tobacco fourth class, (on foot or public conveyance) $10 00, Brewers of less than 500 barrels $50.90.. Brewers of 600 barrels-or more, $i00 60. ‘Any person, so lable, who—shall fail ‘to comply with the f will be subject to severe Penalties. Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Spe: ial Taxes nainéd above must : 1. J, ROLFE, Deputy, Coleetor of Internal Revenue at Nevada City; Cal; and pay for and procure the Special .'T: ‘ax 8 or Stamps they need; prior to May 1, 1874, and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE. = Commissioner 6f Internal Revenne. : Office of Interns) Revenue; Washington, D. ©, February 16, 1874. t#We are prepared te do Job Printing in a style second to ne office in this State. As an advertising medium the Nevada Daily Transcript is the best in the Northern part of the State. PRICES VE2Y L: Ww. Fine Wines. and Whiskies. EKEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY Ww a LARGE and varied Stock of the above line of Goods. : No. 52 Broad Street, 2 . ‘NEVADA crry. Nevada; , March lath. . ARCADE SALOON. A DJOINING McCauley’s Cigar Store, on 3 Broad Street, Nevada City, A. B. CARLEY, Keeps-constantly on hand the best WINES, Old triends and new comers are , Job Printing) GROCERIES, _ FOS HARDWARE W. C. JONES, M. D. 9 ; Physician and Surgeon, ICROCKERY, Se ERMANENTLY LOCATED aT GRASS VALLEY. OFFICE NO. 21 MILL STREET, mS ‘Stockholders’ Meeting. Y UBA. TUNNEL GOLD NING OO, Location of works; geport townsSuip, Nevada Co., California. Notice is hereby given, that the 3d Anvual Mee of the Yuba Tunnel Gold Mining Co., for cthe election of three ¢3) Trustees, President and Treasurer thereof, for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of other business, Willi take ‘place at the ofbce undersigned, the secretary of— Company, at North San Jusp; Nevada Coum, ty, op SATURDAY, 9th day of MAY, A D. 1874, ab iGvlock,?. mM. Proxies muse be in writing and fied with the Secretary. ‘order Gt the President, JAB. A. STIDGER, Sec’y. LIQUORS and-CIGARS, -., a 1 a todrop in and sce ine. . } AFFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA oregoing requirements . — Apply to} ; he following Lectures will be deliver . I ~[ HATR DRESSING in all its branches done Call and see Spscimens ofjour . THE QUESTION. 18 DAILY ASKED BX, . THOUSANDS OF OUR CITIZENS, “Why ~ ie it thatthe JX. Bitters HAVE APOHIEVED SUCH POPULARITY . WITH THE PUBLIC, AND HAVE SUCH AN IM. GAUSE THEY ARE AN OLD AND WELL ESTABLISHED ARTICLE, AND AR® MADE FROM THE MOST CHOICE HERBS AND ROOTS : THE MANY WHO HAVE TRIED THEM, TESTIFY TO THEIR BEN. EFICIAL QUALITIES, AND HAVE NO’. HESITATIO. -INRECOMMENDING THEM . TO THEIR AFFLICTED FRIENDS. TEM, AND IMPART STRENGTH TO TRE / MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS [as per certificates on each bottle] TO THOSE GESTION AND LOSS OF APPETITE, ae a MENSE SALE 7 “THE REASONIS BE), THEY ARE ACKNOWLEDGED TO BR. THE BEST TONIC AND RECUPERATOR . KNOWN ; THEY BUILD UP THE sys: WEAK AND EXHAUSTED, AND ARE EN-" . PONSED AND RECOMMENDED BY OUR 4 oh ‘blood purifier they surpass all other 8 called tonics which have lately been placed . in the market,SOLD EVERYWHEKE, HL. EXSTEIN & CO. Bole Propnetors, 518 Front si. mcohl4-14 SAN FRANCISOO ‘COURSE OF LECTURES + ont Benefit of Nevada Library, AP LIBRARY HALL, © : ; ist Lecture by REV. J. SIMS. o~ mae Piece of Nee aaa On Wed. nesda ening, Marc: . ieee “and mh REV. GEO. CLIFFORD. Subject ; “Odd Fellowship : its field ana mission.” On Wednesday Evening, Marth 25th. igor? 3d Eectte by B. J. WATSON, Subject »*' “Boys. On Wednesday Evening, April 1st. : Tickets forthe Oourse $1. Single Tiawets, to be had atthe Door, 50 cents, : _. Dress Making & Hair Dressing. RS, S. F, COOK & MISS REA. NY DEES heving located ix this city respectfully, inform the ladies thet they are Oo Make Ladies’ Dresses, Costs,’ &c with the greatest dispatch, ou vessonable terms and after the latest aty}s *' to order and at reasonablerates. Rooms on Commercial Bt. next door to the Variety Btore of D. F, Dodge and ve ; Shoe Store. Patronage ly solivis ” 2 ee NOTARY PUBLIC, ~ —AND— Justice of the Peace. — QAR REOORDS AND ABSTRAG. ; KD "ING A SPECIALTY. . * Conveyancing Promptly attendtte az _ Accounts collected. Office No 44 BROAD STREET, NEVAPA cITY. dasa 7 JOHNNY JACK, Pine Street, Nevada City. i se Opposite Kidd’s Building. TOBACCO, CIGARS, PIPES, of all kinds. CONFECTIONERY, Nuts, LEMOKS _ ORANGES, FIGS, DATES, &e. If you want « Genuine Impor’ ted Havana Cigar, goto J oHK, JACK’S. His Tobacco is also of the best brands. Nevada, March 15th. CIGAR STORE. HUGH McCAULEY, WY) OULD respectfully inform nis trienan. . aid the public generally that he bax’ . Purchased the stock and trade of JULIE GREENWALD and will constantly keep. hand a fine stock ef ee CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, CARDS, &e, Be. Which he will sel) at the Very Lowest Rates By strict attention to the business as. endeavoring to ee a ntie be. ‘bh to receive a g share of patronay< er. HUGH McCAULE) Nevada, Nov. 1, 18%. 0 _LL Warrants on Genera) Fand rejrA tered prior to May 12th, 1873; gira registered Warrants Nos. 148, 149, 150 axe cre aud 182 on Road Fuad. also, Warrant No. 3on Indigent sick Fund registered Mi-y 6th, 1873, will be paid on presentaticn. Interest ceases from this date. = E.P. SANFURD, Treasurer, N. San Juan, March 25; ist¢;Inzis4w a By A. H, Parker Deputy. Nevade, March i co : BY No Family should be without them.— _ Subject : = WG Bite ‘a “WARRANTS; ‘ Pe ee nn Ae a ng Ri re die neipcaip lbs aaRtcn thm tommy siensin: jo ‘