August 31, 1871 (4 pages)

ad Congress in a Oth, i: » 1871, 4 son, "0 the a a ne tent to Placer Cliims, . ND OFFICE, May 28, is71,} ving filed hig ap. e for & patent tog and instructions ing been complied hat the anne be published for JAILY TRaNscripy rest the location LUM, Register, on the Claim.) TO A PLACER MIN. to whom it may mn has been made 2 Government of ent to the follow. i Mining Claim, vp Mining claim Mining District, Culifornia, bei ineral land on a}} ny Claims bound. ure particularly at, on Surveyed iq and N X of f Section 23, and ith East quarter ) Sixteen North, Jiablo base and lands subject to in,2nd containing e1Ng more par. diagram posted tion, . adverse. claim resent the same dteceiver of the to Land District, » Within ninety publishing and HARKNESS, Applicant, nt to Placer and Office, ) Zuth, 1871.4 .EN A. HOLMES LUNAKD EVER. plication in this ing Claim, and Buch cases pro. with, it is here1 Notice of such : ninety days, in t, & newspaper vn uf said claim Jounty, State of [eCALLUM, Register. 1 the Claim. © whom it may has been made A. Huimes, Haruart, aD associaThiucnt of the » the following ug Claim, viz ; 1 Plaxr claims, fining District, wliturnia, being im of Leonard nad by unoccusides and more vllowWn, to-wit : exst 4 of south burth east & of , Of secticn 19, and west of yuta west 44 of of Dorth west +¢ of northeast bh West quarter fest quarter of orth, siange 10 i Meridian, in tv &. le at Sacraining ope hupsun being stil in thy diagram plication. ° adverse cleint to present the teceiverof the » Lana District, Within ninety yubdiishing and HULMEE, ITs, ViniHART, Applicant, t to Placer im. JF FICE, i 3. £3, 1871.) tiled his appli a Patent ty 3 i instrucdens t is hereby crof such appliy uays, in the & De wspaper Lol said claim iy, State of M, Register che claimacer Mining whom it may nS been made vv rnment of tu the follow lini. g Claim, Piewer Claim. g istrict, in toruis, being 18 ut Beasley y unoccupied dts. and wore Luws, to-wit: 4% of 8. W. ow Vibe Was thisGerman? “it to Mr. Sargent? _ therefore if the. Gazette has any évi“or stand unier the imputation of fa NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. /Our Main street neighbor is‘getting ‘his back up, and begins -to show its teeth. In the Gazette of Tuesday evening # ‘calls ns an old granny, andin the same erticle begs-us for heaven’s Sake to keep quiet.” We are sorry to see that our neighbor is getting mad, but we can not help it. The Gazelle ought to xnow that calling us-hard names wont help it out ‘of a dirty scrape. It charged that A. A. Sargent employed Chinamen ‘to work his mining claims. We denied it emphatically under the authority of Geo. F. Jacobs, the superintendent of the mine. The Gazette, to maintain the charge, asserted that it could prove by a German that he, the. German, hid called at the mine to get employment and found ten Chinamen at work cleaning up the sluices, and that he was refused work. Mr. Jacobs authorized us to give the ie to this statement, which we did and demanded the ‘proof; In its issue of Tuesday evening, the Gazette offers as proof, that a man was traveling along the road with a German, who was carrying a pack; that the German applied for work at Mr. Sargent’s mine and was told they hal no work to give him. Now we ask the (Guzette whether it is not ashimed to offer such stuff in the way of proof to sustain its cltarge. Waat is his name? Where dves he live? To whom did he apply for. work? Was Was it to Mr. Geo. F, Jacobs? Who is the Gazette’s informant? What is his name? Where does he live? All these questions must be answered before the Gazette can get rid of the imputation thrown upon it by Geo. F. Jacobs, when he pronounced the whole story an unmitijated lie. alting tad and calling us ugly names, wont divert the attention af the people from tae position of the Gazetle. We want fucts, not abuse; dence to offer te sustain its charge, We demand that it shall produce it, being an unmitigated liar. We also demand proof of the charge made by that paper tb at John T. Morgan employed -Chinamen to work his mines. Qa this subject we want facts duly substantia ted by unimpeachable witnesses. We don’t want the (Gazelle to say @ certain tian told another man that another man told him that he had sa2n a man who knew @ man that suid John T. Morgan employed Chinainen to work his mines. ‘That sort of evidence wont do, The Guzette siid it never made charges against any man that it had not the evidence zt hand to sustain. Now we demaml the evidence to prove that Jobn T. Morgan employs Chinamen to work his mines. We also want tbe evidence to prove its libelous atieei on the superintendénts of mines. in this locality, in reference to their coercing their work-men to march in R2publican processious, We demand the proof of all these matters, or a retraction. Wasqueraders, Attention. Marks Wilzinski, of the firm of S. Wilzinski & Co., of Sacramento, is now in our city, and is ready to furnish ladies and gentlemen’s mas‘querade costumes of every style to the citizens of Grass Valley, Nevada, or any other place. H» can be found at the Exchange Hotel, or at McLaughlin’s store, opposite the Masonic Hall, on Mill strect, in Grass Valley, where he will exhibit his costumes. Persons desiring any thing inhis line hat better call immediately and procure their costumes for the great ball on iriday night, at the skating rink in Gcass Valley. Parnrus Soisct.—aAt the Democratic meeting Saturday night, says the Sacramento Union, a puinful sight was presented, an lrishwoman being present toward its close accompanied by her child, en te wwored to get her husband home, who liad become inebriated. Her entreaties were seconded by the fears of the child. The husband’s answer was in the coarsest language, accompanied by threats of personal violence, and he finally, on the alarm of fire being sounded, ran away, leaving them to The Baily Granseriys he practicing physician is aware of the aa eae AALAND TIRE me We wpvenyna Cal. Aug. 24th, 1871. i“ Seremish S. Brown, Lestet Lins] John ©. Murchie, £. D. Herrick, Jones E, #ehnson, Min. Aff. No. 70, tiled 23d April, 1868, James J. Ott, T. M. Parker, James Barrett, 8. 8. Luey and Charles Foster, MinAff. No. 27, filed March 30th, 1868. Whereas on tho days above named, you filed your af. fidavit inthe U. 8. Land Office at SacratMento, California, alleging that the South East Quarter of Section 9, in Township 16, North, Range 9 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, to be mineral in character, and more valuable for mining than fur agricultural purposes ; and whereas, the Central Pacitic Railroad Company on application of T. H. Rolfe, P.O, addréss Nevuda City, did, on the 24th day of August, 1871, file in the Reyister’s office of this District an affidavit alleging that itis agricultural in character, and more valuable furagricultural than for mining purposcs }-except the ws of w 4g of bf ot 44 of said Section. ow, therefore, you will please take notice, that under: and by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated June tnd, 1868, we have fixed the 6th dsy of October, 1871, at 1 o’clock, P. M. at this office before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of proofs as to the mineral or agricultural character of ssid lands,and if said lands have been oc. cupied for agricultural purposes, and imProved ag such before the 2tth of July,1866, the burden of the proof will be upon the party seeking to establish its mineral character. At which time and Place you may appear. if you see proper, and offer such proofs as you may hyve to sustain the allegations contained in your said affidavit. —n. In witness whereof, I heve hereseal > unto set my hand and affixed my —~ ) scal of office, the day and year first above written. JOHN G. McCALLUM, Register. a30 HART FELLOWS, Receiver. DR. EDWARD MYERS, OF THE Russ House.. San Francisco, I i AVING made arrangements to remain in GRASS VALLEY a short time, will be uuppy to trowt patients. Mr Myers’ long facility in the treatment.of CHRONIC CASES, Especially Feinale Diseases, Chronic Rheuinatisun, etc, Uitice—Ey.change Hotel, Reom No 1. every VWednesday and Saturday, and patients may consult him at the Nae tional Exchange Hutel, from 19-Mto 6 o’chock, P. M. a30 NOTICE. ss consumers of Water Must Positively abstain frum the use of Water for Lr. T.g/.tiun or Street Sprinkling us the supply 48 ‘not sufficient to keep up at the present rz te of use. The non-compliance with this rale will cuuse the Water to be shat off at once. Nevada City Water Works, a30 Per J. E. BROWN. Grand Republican Rally! . AT GRASS. VALLEY, Tuesday Eveninz, Sept. 5th. BLUE TENT, Tuesday Evening. Aug. 29th. M. S. Deal, J. M. Days, . S. Barker, ‘iL Everett, John Caldwell, AND OTHERS will address the meeting. Citizens of that Township aré earnestly requested to attend these meetings and hear the issues of the campaign discussed. j Dissolution of Co-partnership. rANHE partnership heretofore existing unwer the Dru nawe of PHESLTON & bo. RCHLLD,i8 this dey dissulved by mutuwhut, nt E, M. PRESTON, J, A, Paitcd LL, Having purchased tie interest of J. A. Fairciita in tue Nevada Vruy sture, the business will be continuca as usual, atthe oid steud, Wider the srauscript ilice. Porsuns jaucbted tu tac iste fir.o are fequcsted to call and setile iuuneaintely. duly 2th. E. M. Pats ion. DR. LEVINGS’ SARSAPARILLA AND ROSE WILLOW, yo THE CURE OF, FEMALE DISEASES! Dr. Levings’ Sarsaparilla and Rose Willow has never been equalled as a safe and cffectual remedy for Female Diseases. None but very alarming extent to which they prevail throughout our whole land, and as eonsequence these diseases are leaving aad imprint on the rising generation. Pty, One bottle will dispel the inaccessible character of the disease, though more may be required to complete acure. Sold by all Druggists. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD ! ATTENTION ! hereby commanded to apF basi g ur ABMOBY, IN FULL NIFORM, on Saturday, September 9th, 1871, At lo’clock, P. M. sharp; FOR PARADE. AND TARGET PRACTICE. Member of the Company is requesBy order iE A I 10 ese hospital experience has afforded him every . Dr E.M yers will visit Nevada City ee Pe ae Grand Republican Ralty: AE B,J. WATSON, JNO. W. CLARK J.M. DAYS, M. 8. DEAL, CHAS. KENT, JOHN CALDWELL, H. EVERETT, J. A. STIDGER, And others, Will address the Citizens of Nevada County at the following times and places : TINKER’S STATION. Wednesday Evening, Aug. 30th. . BOCA, ‘Thursday Evening, Aug. Sist. TRUCKEE, : Friday Evening, Sept. fat. Local Committees are requested to make arrangements for the above meetings. Everybody is invited to attend and hear the issues of the day discussed. 4 ; By order County Central Committee. . Vv. G. BELL, Chairman.’ PHUENIX MUTUAL LiFe IN . SURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. D. LAMAIRE has been appointed @ agent forthe above Company, for Sau Juan. French Corral, North Bloomfiel and the surroualing country. All business entrusted to Mr. Lamaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to. . De FARNG,a22 ‘ Traveling Agent. ANNIVERSARY —OF THE— bs teres 8 fears Grand Masquerade Ball! —aND— SKATING CARNIVAL ! WILL BE GIVEN aT CONCERT HALL, GRASS VALLEY, On Friday Even’g, Sept. 1st, ’71 By the Ancient and Honorable Urder f—or rHE— COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. John Webber, Gale Compton, H. J. Snow, H. J. Bush, N. O. Kose. L. Van Duren, COMMITTEE OF INVITATION. Grass Valley. C. R. Clark, Win. Watt, ‘i W.H. Mitchell, Thos. Findley, A. B. Brady, D. Meagber, B. Nathan, D. P. Holbrook, D. Hoyt. M. Ford, D. Binkleman, C. Richardson, A. Hooper, Thos. Hodge, Fin. Beatty, H. Scadden, C. H. Mitcnell, A. A. Mulloy, Nevada. T. B. Gardiner, J. A. Lancaster, Ira A. Eaton, M. B.B, Potter, L. P. Dorsey, M. 3S. Deal, J.H. Dickson, D. E. Bell. Committee on Awarding Prizes, R, Shoeineker, W. ©, Stokes, L. Zacharias, J.A. Lancaster. C. W. Sniith. FLOOR MANAGERS, C. 8. Wells, Jus. Odgers, John Webber, Gale Coupton, Thos. Mills, I. W. Hays, Chas. A. J. Davies: Skating to commence at 8 o’clock, and cease ut 10 o’clock precisely. At the expiration of which Two Magniticent Prizes will be awarded to the best Lady and Gentleman Skaters. Danving to commence at 10} o’clock, and continue until 1 o’cluck, at which tie two prizes will be awarded to the Lady and Gentleawan who have sustained the best characters. All will be required to unmask in the ante-roolm befure a committce previous to eht ring the Hail. The best Brags and String Band in the county hes been procured four the occasion Tickets, including Supper, £3. By order of the RK. U.5., there will bea Grand Parade in Full Reyalia, at precisely 5 v’cluck, P, M., sliarp. aus Masquerade Costumes! 8. WILZINSKI & CO. OF SACRAMENTO, ILL have a LARGE AND ELEGANT V assortment of LADIES’ AND GENbiwlEN’Ss MASQUERADE CUSTLUMES, of every style, of handsome material and desigu, ua ; Grass Valley, Aug. 30th. Aug. 17th, 1871. Grand Unicon Republican . Meetings ! HON. A. P. VAN DUSEN, —AND-_ HON. C. B. DENIO, . ILL address the People of Nevads County at the times and places : North Bloomfield, Wednesday, Aug. 30th. Moore’s Flat, Thursday, Aug. Slst North San Juan, Friday Ev’g, Sept. lat. . ce x J.P, Oasr, 0. ad . HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE ! ‘. MAIN STEEET.. NEVADA. ~ --A? THE— ma <OLD STAND, "ex Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, IRON AND STEEL, ROPE; all sizes, NAILS AND SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. [AGENTS FOR A. 8. HALLIDIE & COS. ~ WIRE ROPE.” At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight. GIANT, CALIFORNIA, —aAND— EASTERN POWDER & FUSE. —_ Paints, Oil. Turpentine, &c. AGENT FOR THE “WED” SEWING MACHINE ! THE BEST MADE: Always in Stere, SPOOL COTTON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND BELTINGS. Call and examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices though “nary eent”’ changes hand. Gas and Water Pipe! OF ALL KINDS! And fittings always om hand—and Olty Water Works. . W. H; CRAWFORD, Nos. 27 & 29 Main Street. Monday Even’g, Sept. 4th. Wooden, 4 Nie UNDERSIGNED having: this i day formed a cu-partnership under the i j dria Rane of ; HANSON & GREGORY. Crockery, ie aa 7 “WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL Glas3; Ware. ” GROCERY, a PROVISION, iP WP ak i Ai PROCESSION !. AT NEVADA CITY, HON. NEWTON BOOTH, Republican Candidate for Governor. —AND— HON. J. G. EASTMAN, One of the most Eloquent Orators in the State, Will address the Meeting. The BOOTH RANGERS of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready and North San Juan will turn out tn the Torchlight Procession ! i “Every Republican inthe County is most cordially invited to participate in sails) ieee will be the ™. G randest Demonstration ever seen in the MounAPRIL Ist, 1871. \ \ FRESH GOODS ! LOW ,PRICES ! QUICK SALES ! WOODEN, WILLOW GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE, AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, AT THE OLD STAND All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE! HANSON & GREGORY, Nevada, April Ist, 1871. Florence Sewing Machine Agent —aT— DURNER’S HARDWARE EMPORIUM. HERE may be found the best quality @ud west COumpicte: aeborluuell uf CLAKK’s THREAD, CORTICELLO SILE, AND MACHINE OIL, And all the late improvements for the PLORENCE SEWING MACHINES. Alco Agent for the : Hartford Fire Insurance Co, Nevada, Augast 2d, 1871. ‘ Examination of Teachers, an el . HE Regular Quarterly Meeting of the Board of Examination of Nevada counae held in the High School Room, NEVADA CITY, Weduesday, Thursday, Friday, Sept Oth, 7th and Sth. gentlemen. tie ne ec Turn cut voters tm hear these eloquent i Ethie $45,000 IN GOLD COIN » GRAND GIFF CONCERT, AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA, S POSTPONED UNTIL THE ist DAY UF OCIUSER NEXT, when $43, OOO in Gold Coin will be awarded in Gold Coin, as Premiums !50,000 Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each. The Gifts rauge from $5,000 to $10. There will be NO CANCELLATION of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from. the Gifts. The drawing will take place, and the Gifts be awarded, precisely similar to the method adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert, held at San Francisco, and under the supervision of well known citizens of North San Juan, and the Mansgers of this Association. The object of this Association is a purely benevolent one, for the Benefit. of Schools, Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and support of the public. The success of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A large number of {ts Tickets having already been sold to citizen of San Juan and vicinity, also in all parts of the States and Territsries on this Coast. Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, willreceive and disburse all moneys had from the sale of Tickets. Acommission of Sixteen and two-thirda percent allowed to Agents. managers of this Association in instituting this, Gift Concert we will refer to the proJuan, Nevada City and Grass Valley. JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer. All.orders and communications to_ JAMES A. STIDGER, Sec*y, North San Juan, Cal. THE NEXT DRAWING TO TAKE PLACE! WITHOUT DELAY ! ee N°? MORE POSTPONEMENTS ! = THE PLACERVILLE GIFT CONCERT Will award their Prizes on Wednesday, Sept. 13th, "71, Agents must make full returns by the @#b of September. NO TICKETS CANCELLED ! NO REDUCTION IN PRIZES . $50,000 in Gold Coin! In 950 Gifts ! From $15,000 to $20 for $2°60t Only 40,000 Tickots ! NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE YOUR TICKETS ! ONLY A FEW LEFT ON HAND! car Twenty per cent commission allowed on all orders of 100 tickets. MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS ! Address all orders to R. J. VAN VOORHIES, Secretary Placerville Benevolent Association, PLACERVILLE, CAL. DRY GOODS! DRY GODS . Sanat BEST PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS IN THE COUNTY —is atT— * H: LEVY'S, Neo. 80 Commercial Street, WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Ladies’ Fancy Dress Goods, Mats and Millinery Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, Window Shade, dic. WIL, BE BOLD All persons Certificates to teach . Cheaper Than The Cheapest t are requested to be present punctually at 10 Sead 840 : o’e A. M. om Wednesday. emember the piace, No. 39 Comineree T. B. WHEPR, cfe . ot the old stand of ia 9s . County Supt. cf Public Schools. } eky. x . : Dea guarapty of the gnod. faith of the. san i tern

ad Congress in a Oth, i: » 1871, 4 son, "0 the a a ne tent to Placer Cliims, . ND OFFICE, May 28, is71,} ving filed hig ap. e for & patent tog and instructions ing been complied hat the anne be published for JAILY TRaNscripy rest the location LUM, Register, on the Claim.) TO A PLACER MIN. to whom it may mn has been made 2 Government of ent to the follow. i Mining Claim, vp Mining claim Mining District, Culifornia, bei ineral land on a}} ny Claims bound. ure particularly at, on Surveyed iq and N X of f Section 23, and ith East quarter ) Sixteen North, Jiablo base and lands subject to in,2nd containing e1Ng more par. diagram posted tion, . adverse. claim resent the same dteceiver of the to Land District, » Within ninety publishing and HARKNESS, Applicant, nt to Placer and Office, ) Zuth, 1871.4 .EN A. HOLMES LUNAKD EVER. plication in this ing Claim, and Buch cases pro. with, it is here1 Notice of such : ninety days, in t, & newspaper vn uf said claim Jounty, State of [eCALLUM, Register. 1 the Claim. © whom it may has been made A. Huimes, Haruart, aD associaThiucnt of the » the following ug Claim, viz ; 1 Plaxr claims, fining District, wliturnia, being im of Leonard nad by unoccusides and more vllowWn, to-wit : exst 4 of south burth east & of , Of secticn 19, and west of yuta west 44 of of Dorth west +¢ of northeast bh West quarter fest quarter of orth, siange 10 i Meridian, in tv &. le at Sacraining ope hupsun being stil in thy diagram plication. ° adverse cleint to present the teceiverof the » Lana District, Within ninety yubdiishing and HULMEE, ITs, ViniHART, Applicant, t to Placer im. JF FICE, i 3. £3, 1871.) tiled his appli a Patent ty 3 i instrucdens t is hereby crof such appliy uays, in the & De wspaper Lol said claim iy, State of M, Register che claimacer Mining whom it may nS been made vv rnment of tu the follow lini. g Claim, Piewer Claim. g istrict, in toruis, being 18 ut Beasley y unoccupied dts. and wore Luws, to-wit: 4% of 8. W. ow Vibe Was thisGerman? “it to Mr. Sargent? _ therefore if the. Gazette has any évi“or stand unier the imputation of fa NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. /Our Main street neighbor is‘getting ‘his back up, and begins -to show its teeth. In the Gazette of Tuesday evening # ‘calls ns an old granny, andin the same erticle begs-us for heaven’s Sake to keep quiet.” We are sorry to see that our neighbor is getting mad, but we can not help it. The Gazelle ought to xnow that calling us-hard names wont help it out ‘of a dirty scrape. It charged that A. A. Sargent employed Chinamen ‘to work his mining claims. We denied it emphatically under the authority of Geo. F. Jacobs, the superintendent of the mine. The Gazette, to maintain the charge, asserted that it could prove by a German that he, the. German, hid called at the mine to get employment and found ten Chinamen at work cleaning up the sluices, and that he was refused work. Mr. Jacobs authorized us to give the ie to this statement, which we did and demanded the ‘proof; In its issue of Tuesday evening, the Gazette offers as proof, that a man was traveling along the road with a German, who was carrying a pack; that the German applied for work at Mr. Sargent’s mine and was told they hal no work to give him. Now we ask the (Guzette whether it is not ashimed to offer such stuff in the way of proof to sustain its cltarge. Waat is his name? Where dves he live? To whom did he apply for. work? Was Was it to Mr. Geo. F, Jacobs? Who is the Gazette’s informant? What is his name? Where does he live? All these questions must be answered before the Gazette can get rid of the imputation thrown upon it by Geo. F. Jacobs, when he pronounced the whole story an unmitijated lie. alting tad and calling us ugly names, wont divert the attention af the people from tae position of the Gazetle. We want fucts, not abuse; dence to offer te sustain its charge, We demand that it shall produce it, being an unmitigated liar. We also demand proof of the charge made by that paper tb at John T. Morgan employed -Chinamen to work his mines. Qa this subject we want facts duly substantia ted by unimpeachable witnesses. We don’t want the (Gazelle to say @ certain tian told another man that another man told him that he had sa2n a man who knew @ man that suid John T. Morgan employed Chinainen to work his mines. ‘That sort of evidence wont do, The Guzette siid it never made charges against any man that it had not the evidence zt hand to sustain. Now we demaml the evidence to prove that Jobn T. Morgan employs Chinamen to work his mines. We also want tbe evidence to prove its libelous atieei on the superintendénts of mines. in this locality, in reference to their coercing their work-men to march in R2publican processious, We demand the proof of all these matters, or a retraction. Wasqueraders, Attention. Marks Wilzinski, of the firm of S. Wilzinski & Co., of Sacramento, is now in our city, and is ready to furnish ladies and gentlemen’s mas‘querade costumes of every style to the citizens of Grass Valley, Nevada, or any other place. H» can be found at the Exchange Hotel, or at McLaughlin’s store, opposite the Masonic Hall, on Mill strect, in Grass Valley, where he will exhibit his costumes. Persons desiring any thing inhis line hat better call immediately and procure their costumes for the great ball on iriday night, at the skating rink in Gcass Valley. Parnrus Soisct.—aAt the Democratic meeting Saturday night, says the Sacramento Union, a puinful sight was presented, an lrishwoman being present toward its close accompanied by her child, en te wwored to get her husband home, who liad become inebriated. Her entreaties were seconded by the fears of the child. The husband’s answer was in the coarsest language, accompanied by threats of personal violence, and he finally, on the alarm of fire being sounded, ran away, leaving them to The Baily Granseriys he practicing physician is aware of the aa eae AALAND TIRE me We wpvenyna Cal. Aug. 24th, 1871. i“ Seremish S. Brown, Lestet Lins] John ©. Murchie, £. D. Herrick, Jones E, #ehnson, Min. Aff. No. 70, tiled 23d April, 1868, James J. Ott, T. M. Parker, James Barrett, 8. 8. Luey and Charles Foster, MinAff. No. 27, filed March 30th, 1868. Whereas on tho days above named, you filed your af. fidavit inthe U. 8. Land Office at SacratMento, California, alleging that the South East Quarter of Section 9, in Township 16, North, Range 9 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, to be mineral in character, and more valuable for mining than fur agricultural purposes ; and whereas, the Central Pacitic Railroad Company on application of T. H. Rolfe, P.O, addréss Nevuda City, did, on the 24th day of August, 1871, file in the Reyister’s office of this District an affidavit alleging that itis agricultural in character, and more valuable furagricultural than for mining purposcs }-except the ws of w 4g of bf ot 44 of said Section. ow, therefore, you will please take notice, that under: and by virtue of instructions from the Commissioner of the General Land Office, dated June tnd, 1868, we have fixed the 6th dsy of October, 1871, at 1 o’clock, P. M. at this office before the Register and Receiver, for the hearing of proofs as to the mineral or agricultural character of ssid lands,and if said lands have been oc. cupied for agricultural purposes, and imProved ag such before the 2tth of July,1866, the burden of the proof will be upon the party seeking to establish its mineral character. At which time and Place you may appear. if you see proper, and offer such proofs as you may hyve to sustain the allegations contained in your said affidavit. —n. In witness whereof, I heve hereseal > unto set my hand and affixed my —~ ) scal of office, the day and year first above written. JOHN G. McCALLUM, Register. a30 HART FELLOWS, Receiver. DR. EDWARD MYERS, OF THE Russ House... San Francisco, I i AVING made arrangements to remain in GRASS VALLEY a short time, will be uuppy to trowt patients. Mr Myers’ long facility in the treatment.of CHRONIC CASES, Especially Feinale Diseases, Chronic Rheuinatisun, etc, Uitice—Ey.change Hotel, Reom No 1. every VWednesday and Saturday, and patients may consult him at the Nae tional Exchange Hutel, from 19-Mto 6 o’chock, P. M. a30 NOTICE. ss consumers of Water Must Positively abstain frum the use of Water for Lr. T.g/.tiun or Street Sprinkling us the supply 48 ‘not sufficient to keep up at the present rz te of use. The non-compliance with this rale will cuuse the Water to be shat off at once. Nevada City Water Works, a30 Per J. E. BROWN. Grand Republican Rally! . AT GRASS. VALLEY, Tuesday Eveninz, Sept. 5th. BLUE TENT, Tuesday Evening. Aug. 29th. M. S. Deal, J. M. Days, . S. Barker, ‘iL Everett, John Caldwell, AND OTHERS will address the meeting. Citizens of that Township aré earnestly requested to attend these meetings and hear the issues of the campaign discussed. j Dissolution of Co-partnership. rANHE partnership heretofore existing unwer the Dru nawe of PHESLTON & bo. RCHLLD,i8 this dey dissulved by mutuwhut, nt E, M. PRESTON, J, A, Paitcd LL, Having purchased tie interest of J. A. Fairciita in tue Nevada Vruy sture, the business will be continuca as usual, atthe oid steud, Wider the srauscript ilice. Porsuns jaucbted tu tac iste fir.o are fequcsted to call and setile iuuneaintely. duly 2th. E. M. Pats ion. DR. LEVINGS’ SARSAPARILLA AND ROSE WILLOW, yo THE CURE OF, FEMALE DISEASES! Dr. Levings’ Sarsaparilla and Rose Willow has never been equalled as a safe and cffectual remedy for Female Diseases. None but very alarming extent to which they prevail throughout our whole land, and as eonsequence these diseases are leaving aad imprint on the rising generation. Pty, One bottle will dispel the inaccessible character of the disease, though more may be required to complete acure. Sold by all Druggists. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD ! ATTENTION !

hereby commanded to apF basi g ur ABMOBY, IN FULL NIFORM, on Saturday, September 9th, 1871, At lo’clock, P. M. sharp; FOR PARADE. AND TARGET PRACTICE. Member of the Company is requesBy order iE A I 10 ese hospital experience has afforded him every . Dr E.M yers will visit Nevada City ee Pe ae Grand Republican Ralty: AE B,J. WATSON, JNO. W. CLARK J.M. DAYS, M. 8. DEAL, CHAS. KENT, JOHN CALDWELL, H. EVERETT, J. A. STIDGER, And others, Will address the Citizens of Nevada County at the following times and places : TINKER’S STATION. Wednesday Evening, Aug. 30th. . BOCA, ‘Thursday Evening, Aug. Sist. TRUCKEE, : Friday Evening, Sept. fat. Local Committees are requested to make arrangements for the above meetings. Everybody is invited to attend and hear the issues of the day discussed. 4 ; By order County Central Committee. . Vv. G. BELL, Chairman.’ PHUENIX MUTUAL LiFe IN . SURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. D. LAMAIRE has been appointed @ agent forthe above Company, for Sau Juan. French Corral, North Bloomfiel and the surroualing country. All business entrusted to Mr. Lamaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to. . De FARNG,a22 ‘ Traveling Agent. ANNIVERSARY —OF THE— bs teres 8 fears Grand Masquerade Ball! —aND— SKATING CARNIVAL ! WILL BE GIVEN aT CONCERT HALL, GRASS VALLEY, On Friday Even’g, Sept. 1st, ’71 By the Ancient and Honorable Urder f—or rHE— COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS. John Webber, Gale Compton, H. J. Snow, H. J. Bush, N. O. Kose. L. Van Duren, COMMITTEE OF INVITATION. Grass Valley. C. R. Clark, Win. Watt, ‘i W.H. Mitchell, Thos. Findley, A. B. Brady, D. Meagber, B. Nathan, D. P. Holbrook, D. Hoyt. M. Ford, D. Binkleman, C. Richardson, A. Hooper, Thos. Hodge, Fin. Beatty, H. Scadden, C. H. Mitcnell, A. A. Mulloy, Nevada. T. B. Gardiner, J. A. Lancaster, Ira A. Eaton, M. B.B, Potter, L. P. Dorsey, M. 3S. Deal, J.H. Dickson, D. E. Bell. Committee on Awarding Prizes, R, Shoeineker, W. ©, Stokes, L. Zacharias, J.A. Lancaster. C. W. Sniith. FLOOR MANAGERS, C. 8. Wells, Jus. Odgers, John Webber, Gale Coupton, Thos. Mills, I. W. Hays, Chas. A. J. Davies: Skating to commence at 8 o’clock, and cease ut 10 o’clock precisely. At the expiration of which Two Magniticent Prizes will be awarded to the best Lady and Gentleman Skaters. Danving to commence at 10} o’clock, and continue until 1 o’cluck, at which tie two prizes will be awarded to the Lady and Gentleawan who have sustained the best characters. All will be required to unmask in the ante-roolm befure a committce previous to eht ring the Hail. The best Brags and String Band in the county hes been procured four the occasion Tickets, including Supper, £3. By order of the RK. U.5., there will bea Grand Parade in Full Reyalia, at precisely 5 v’cluck, P, M., sliarp. aus Masquerade Costumes! 8. WILZINSKI & CO. OF SACRAMENTO, ILL have a LARGE AND ELEGANT V assortment of LADIES’ AND GENbiwlEN’Ss MASQUERADE CUSTLUMES, of every style, of handsome material and desigu, ua ; Grass Valley, Aug. 30th. Aug. 17th, 1871. Grand Unicon Republican . Meetings ! HON. A. P. VAN DUSEN, —AND-_ HON. C. B. DENIO, . ILL address the People of Nevads County at the times and places : North Bloomfield, Wednesday, Aug. 30th. Moore’s Flat, Thursday, Aug. Slst North San Juan, Friday Ev’g, Sept. lat. . ce x J.P, Oasr, 0. ad . HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE ! ‘. MAIN STEEET.... NEVADA. ~ --A? THE— ma <OLD STAND, "ex Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, IRON AND STEEL, ROPE; all sizes, NAILS AND SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. [AGENTS FOR A. 8. HALLIDIE & COS. ~ WIRE ROPE.” At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight. GIANT, CALIFORNIA, —aAND— EASTERN POWDER & FUSE. —_ Paints, Oil. Turpentine, &c. AGENT FOR THE “WED” SEWING MACHINE ! THE BEST MADE: Always in Stere, SPOOL COTTON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND BELTINGS. Call and examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices though “nary eent”’ changes hand. Gas and Water Pipe! OF ALL KINDS! And fittings always om hand—and Olty Water Works. . W. H; CRAWFORD, Nos. 27 & 29 Main Street. Monday Even’g, Sept. 4th. Wooden, 4 Nie UNDERSIGNED having: this i day formed a cu-partnership under the i j dria Rane of ; HANSON & GREGORY. Crockery, ie aa 7 “WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL Glas3; Ware. ” GROCERY, a PROVISION, iP WP ak i Ai PROCESSION !. AT NEVADA CITY, HON. NEWTON BOOTH, Republican Candidate for Governor. —AND— HON. J. G. EASTMAN, One of the most Eloquent Orators in the State, Will address the Meeting. The BOOTH RANGERS of Nevada City, Grass Valley, Rough & Ready and North San Juan will turn out tn the Torchlight Procession ! i “Every Republican inthe County is most cordially invited to participate in sails) ieee will be the ™. G randest Demonstration ever seen in the MounAPRIL Ist, 1871. \ \ FRESH GOODS ! LOW ,PRICES ! QUICK SALES ! WOODEN, WILLOW GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE, AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, AT THE OLD STAND All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE! HANSON & GREGORY, Nevada, April Ist, 1871. Florence Sewing Machine Agent —aT— DURNER’S HARDWARE EMPORIUM. HERE may be found the best quality @ud west COumpicte: aeborluuell uf CLAKK’s THREAD, CORTICELLO SILE, AND MACHINE OIL, And all the late improvements for the PLORENCE SEWING MACHINES. Alco Agent for the : Hartford Fire Insurance Co, Nevada, Augast 2d, 1871. ‘ Examination of Teachers, an el . HE Regular Quarterly Meeting of the Board of Examination of Nevada counae held in the High School Room, NEVADA CITY, Weduesday, Thursday, Friday, Sept Oth, 7th and Sth. gentlemen. tie ne ec Turn cut voters tm hear these eloquent i Ethie $45,000 IN GOLD COIN » GRAND GIFF CONCERT, AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA, S POSTPONED UNTIL THE ist DAY UF OCIUSER NEXT, when $43, OOO in Gold Coin will be awarded in Gold Coin, as Premiums !50,000 Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each. The Gifts rauge from $5,000 to $10. There will be NO CANCELLATION of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from. the Gifts. The drawing will take place, and the Gifts be awarded, precisely similar to the method adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert, held at San Francisco, and under the supervision of well known citizens of North San Juan, and the Mansgers of this Association. The object of this Association is a purely benevolent one, for the Benefit. of Schools, Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and support of the public. The success of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A large number of {ts Tickets having already been sold to citizen of San Juan and vicinity, also in all parts of the States and Territsries on this Coast. Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, willreceive and disburse all moneys had from the sale of Tickets. Acommission of Sixteen and two-thirda percent allowed to Agents. managers of this Association in instituting this, Gift Concert we will refer to the proJuan, Nevada City and Grass Valley. JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer. All.orders and communications to_ JAMES A. STIDGER, Sec*y, North San Juan, Cal. THE NEXT DRAWING TO TAKE PLACE! WITHOUT DELAY ! ee N°? MORE POSTPONEMENTS ! = THE PLACERVILLE GIFT CONCERT Will award their Prizes on Wednesday, Sept. 13th, "71, Agents must make full returns by the @#b of September. NO TICKETS CANCELLED ! NO REDUCTION IN PRIZES . $50,000 in Gold Coin! In 950 Gifts ! From $15,000 to $20 for $2°60t Only 40,000 Tickots ! NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE YOUR TICKETS ! ONLY A FEW LEFT ON HAND! car Twenty per cent commission allowed on all orders of 100 tickets. MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS ! Address all orders to R. J. VAN VOORHIES, Secretary Placerville Benevolent Association, PLACERVILLE, CAL. DRY GOODS! DRY GODS . Sanat BEST PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS IN THE COUNTY —is atT— * H: LEVY'S, Neo. 80 Commercial Street, WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Ladies’ Fancy Dress Goods, Mats and Millinery Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, Window Shade, dic. WIL, BE BOLD All persons Certificates to teach . Cheaper Than The Cheapest t are requested to be present punctually at 10 Sead 840 : o’e A. M. om Wednesday. emember the piace, No. 39 Comineree T. B. WHEPR, cfe . ot the old stand of ia 9s . County Supt. cf Public Schools. } eky. x . : Dea guarapty of the gnod. faith of the.. san i tern