December 10, 1872 (4 pages)

lifornia, rand. istrict Court q” strict Of the Beare ¢ County of Ng. ate of Californis . LA. BUTLER, by required: to it against you in Fourteenth J adi. af California, in la.on the eiglitn SARAH A. GUT. aswer thie erm. , ten days, (ex. €¢) after the ge. ons — if served served ont of District, within ithin forty days against you by prayer of said nH for the disgo. rimony €xistin 1 this plafutiy, of Gefendant te saries of life for ultePy.commit~~ Alse for her ‘fully set forth u are: hereby no. pear and answer « required, the he Court for the ereof;.1, -T, ¢. ' District Court nto set my hand i Court, at oftice, the “9th day of ‘KETT, Clerk, tison, Deputy. ettorney. o19 NOTICE. SRAVEL COM.” istrict, Nevada is hereby given ard’ cf Trustees the 38th day of 1ent-of eight (8) 2pon the capital ble immediately Iver coin, to the whith said as. paid on the 234 . . 1 be deemed de. y advertised for. unless payment pé Sold on Mon. ry, 1873, to pay » together with enses Of sale, ~ rusteés. 'GTON, See'y. Merchants’ Ex fnia Street, Sap . nai L COUNTY, ‘ADA CITY, 200, 000, resident. sh, R.W. Tally, h, A.H. Parker, . d collateral seity and County . .poid at Regular — ion discounted. 1 Gold Dust or e at the Mint. sits received. Sacramento, San City. London and Geradon, Globe Inf Califarnia, San lis, Sacramento; Virginia City. ee 3 & HOLMES e Sroad Street’ y’s Store. orm all kinds of Dentistry in the yler. on Gold, Si'ver, 1. Satisfaction i price of work. if desired, MILL, Valley is comready to fli all ing Lumber. Beg sg od on on. Boulder 200. E, TURNER, ty attended to. & D. MARSH, CHANGE 4 NEVADA CIT Proprietor HOTEL IS Aucommodation of e additions have fitted up in eletooms are large, the Table will at of any Hotel or will spare no ‘his guests comthe State hav en ajl night for raveling Public. Bar connecte! ge is respectful iT. il Engineering, , 1872. 3 * s ‘i ‘fx Months,” « = 0 a The Daily Transcript} NEVADA CITY, CAL: mm. P. BROWN. _ M. 8. DEAL. BROWN-& DEAL, ‘’ PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS, ‘Corner of Broad and Pine Sf eets, 4 TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT : _ ‘One. Year—im advance! .; 5. 566.000.4810 00 : eS tevcsees FO: Thrée Months, “ gstiee Uncen wes 3 00 Per*week, Twenty-Five Cents. -p ‘(CARESS ESS SATS 7 ¥? F : 5 Auburn Street Grocery Store, “GRASS VALLEY. . —— oa FS ah Me undersigned returns his sincere thanks to his old patrons for their past patronage, and hopes to refeive a continuauce of the same. I shall endeavor to keep on hand, inthe future.as in the past, every article usually in a first class GRO*CERY AND PROVISION STORE, and will sell them at the lowest rates. : WM. GEORGE. Charter Oak Insurance Co., Capital, $10,000, 000. Tam agent for thé above nemed Com‘pany, which offers‘a new plan of insurance different and bétter than anything of the kind ever offered to the public. It com-foines both Life Insurance and Savings Bank. ~ WM: GRORGE: WM. GEORGE, _ ; Notary Publicfor Newada County. Grass Valley July 16th, 1872. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. t —_ Camar AND SURPLUS FUND, (Gold) J JAN. 1st ,1871,. : "$20,869,079 04 ASSETS IN THE UNITED STATES, — (GOLD) “OVER $3,000,000 00'! &# The Shareholders are personally , ‘te #ponsible for the engagements of the Com pany. All Directors are Shareholders. . ; W. B. JOHNSTON, General Agent Pacific Department. R.W.TULLY, Agext for Nevada: ‘City. decl2 CIGARS AND TOBACCO. JULIUS GREENW ALD, : ROAD ‘STREET, NEVADA GIT MAS Rrra a Genuine Peach Brana Tobacco —ALSO— “Peach Navy Tobacco ot tg AM DOUBLE THICKNESS, nd All Other Brands as Ueual ? ‘Hand?! ; “GIGARS! CIGARS! ‘OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM TEE ~~" FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST: Miners and Consumers of Toba will save money ‘by ‘eying the same by the quantity, at wholeBest Quality and Fall Weight: Thankful for the Patronage of the public I invite all desiring goods in my line, to ) / (GIVE ME A CALL. JULIUS GREEN WALD, . Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1272 : CO-OPERATIVE MARBLE WORKS, JOHN DANIEL & co. , Suceessors to 0, Gori.) Dp orscronmns of and dealers in ‘MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, TOMBS, MANTLE PIECES, Table Tops; Counter Tops, Plamb” 980) Silas, Imposing Stones, Ete. at Lowest Prices, 421 Pine Street; between Montgomery and Kearny, San Francisco. Orders from the country. for ‘any kind of Marble Work solicited and filled. Gen-Pranciacd. Sept. 31.3872 “@HARLES F. ROBINSON, The Tribune Stock, The New’ York ‘Tribune is stocked ‘at One hundred: shares, and each. of these shares bas been swerth $10,000 ‘any day for the past five or miore years, : Withip a.few-daysthe same rate was offered, and they are worth it now as mush as ever, for a great newspaper ig not serigusly affected by ‘nent he may have been. Able.as # mah mey be in any profession, there. are others just as able, but it issometimes difficult to find. them. There will be plenty te'takeGreeley’s place, and although they may not do quite so well, they will come so near it that the public: may dot know the difference. The Tribune is worth a million dollars, and. hae bees worth this ‘sum any day for a long time. Greeley, it* was uuderstood, owns ten shares of one-tenth‘of the $100,000. for which his life was. insured by the Tribune Association —$10,000 more— while his wife had her hugband’s* life’ insured for. $25,000—muking a total from'the Tribune’ and insutance of $135,000. “ Then his Chappaqua farm must be worth many thousands—his city house worth many riore--while he had venturés in ‘other property. Greeley’s estate-is -probably worth 5250,000, and if he had so chosen it might have been worth Millions instead of thousan1s—but-itis better as itis. His children have énough and te spare. Pheincome from the Tribune alone is plenty, if they hold Pon to that property, as they probably will; hence it is that they dédline the endowment’ fund being subscribed for them in New York, and which, if they had rembited silent, would soon have run -@p té over $100,000, “But they are their father’s daughters,and [while, no doubt, grateful for this loving kindness, prefer to he entirély independent. ae One of the noteworthy men if the ‘\ new Congress will be' Hon. William Crutehfield, of the Third District of Tennessee. Crutchfield is the man “who, listening to Jeif Davis’ speech at Chatanooga in 1861, when he was on his way from the United States Senate to the Presidential chair of the Southern Confederacy, denounced* Davis as: @ traitor and liar, Davis moving to resent the insult, Crutchfield. drew'a revolver, and, itis said, that but for the prompt. interference of the bystanders, Crutchfield would have killed him’ 'The new Congressmap carried a District that ordibarily gives 1,000'to 2,000 Demoeratic majority, b¥ a Republiean ‘majority of 1,000. He is described aga man af darge means, plain in his habits, full of good humor and liberal-heiirted. Tae most satisfactory election bet ' me have ever heard of was that made by a young lady and gentleman on the eve of election, If Grant should dy elected the young man would win the lady, and if Greeley was elected the lady was to have the young man. The resalt shows that theyoung man . won-the bet, and it is stated.eu authority of the young lady berseif that #he is perfectiy willing be should have the prize. JOHNNYOPOLIS isthe name of a town near Little Cottonwood. Cross" af Carson, scarpus bone wes-broken on the ‘30th. COUNTY WARRANTS. LL Warrants on the Genefal Fund regA. istered’ pyiorto June Tth, 1471, algo ull warrants onthe Rowd Fupd registered prior toSeptem ber 4th, 1873, Nos. 5,6 and 7 om Indigent ik Fund registered Aug. 19th, 4871: will Be paid on presentation, Interest ceases fm this Gate. a. GOLDSMITH, Treasurer. By A. k. PaRKER, Deputy. . . Nevada, Dec. 4th, 1672. ANNUAL « MEETING. f E Annual ¥ of the Stockholders I of THE BARE © it dMig + Begs ho wiil be held at their Ban ing v. * Nerem cty Tit ners AY, 16th, * “A, H. PARKER, Secretary. Nevada, Nov. 16th, 1872. . Sawen oe EY. CORNED Chg a $ ‘1s » Opposite the Nevada J the death of any man, ewever emi-’ 7 7 Minin delet and the law end Jiistructions” _ . the United, States for Saqrameato Land DisTEMPLE OF FASHION, As I passed. up the street, ‘On the last pleasant day, T meta young gent a In seh stylish array, That I-made up my mind, . ; When E-saw itis fine clothes, ? _ At no place but Aschbeim Bros,’ ,: Could he find suchas those. The Coat fitted neatly, ~ ' Of cloth it-was the best, The Pants se€ Completely; And 80 did the Vest. R “If Dresswell Ffra seenhim, = * Hed bad sucha fit No doc cohld have cured him, ? Or helped hitxs, dit. Every garment. hewore, Just suited the aman, eas : As none but Aschheim “ros. tan; Where Prices are marked down, And the Largest Stéck in town, Known to all both great and small. The place to trade none can deny, Af the old corner.of. Broad and Pine. ~ Asking kindly ore and all, To favor us With # Gall. ASCHHEIM BROS,, ‘ The Great Clothiers,.Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Banner.Bros.’eld stand, Nevada City. nlsif a en” pr FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to 5) EDQUARY & COBB, 'b04 Kearney street, best general photographic work was aWar ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair for 1871. All work guaranteed. > er __ NG, 420. Application for Pateut to Quartz Gold Mining Claim. Usarep Spates Lanp OFFice, \ Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 21st, 1872. IRAM H, SWEET having filed his aplication in this office for a Patent to in such cases provided having been complied with, itis hereby ordered that the annexed notice of such application be published for sixty days, in the Nevapa Dariy TRaNSGRIPT, a newspaper published nearest the location of said claim at Nevada city, in Nevada county, State of Califemia,” . Tf, B. McFARLAND, Register. Gopy of Notice posted ox tha Claims. Application torPatent to Mining Claim. Notice is hereby given to whoni it may conce #t an application has, beeh made by H. H, Sweet fo the Governinent of the . described. Gold and Silver Quartz Mining Claim, vig >KaAowWn a6. ‘the Wikconsin Gold and Silver Quartz Mine” situated in Eureka Mining District, in Nevada County, State of California, iu Township 18, N. Rk. 11 E. Mé. Diablo Baseand Meridian, Beginning at a stake marked No. 1. from Which .a Tamuerack tree, 18 inches dia, N 672 W 44 links, aTamarack 14 in, dia, bears N5> 30" W 838 links and Post common to Sections 4 and 5, Township 17 North Range No. 11 E. and Sections 32 and 33, Townships No. 18 North Range No, ILE be. $_24° 15 W. 330 96 chdins: thence variations of the Magnetic Needle being Variation ° FE, N 15° 30. w . B. MILLER N San Francisco, as the First Premium for . United States fora patent to the following . COMMERCIAL STREET, ae us (Nevada City ) aes ESPECTFULLY annonnces to ; ple of Nevada city and county thathe™ hasreceiveda@— : ‘AND COMPLETE sTocK ore . --AND-é CONSISTING OF BUSINESS SUTRA, . DRESS SUITS. BOY’S CLOTHING,PT RNISHING GOODS: INDIA RUBBER WEAR, BLANKETS, : TRUNKS, VALIGES, ee Ete. Etce., Which he offers for sale atthe Lowest Living Rates, . The Goods are all néw and selected expressly for'this market. : People will do tedit ts call and exemine his stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere, MILLER has but ONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST. > 7 B, H, MILLER. Nevada, Oct. 12th. on a true course along the course of the vein as indicated by the ¢roppings 37 87 chs (2,500 feet) to astake marked No. 6, in rock mound on Nerth bank of an old Ditch, embracing the whole Ledge with all its dips, angles ‘d variations, together with the following described surface ground: Commencing at a stake marked No. 1, from which a Tamarack tree 18 in. dis. bears N 67° W 44 links distant.a Tamarack 14 in. dia. bears N 5° 30° W 88 links distant and ‘the Post common to Sections 4'and 5,Township No. 17 North Range No 11.E and See. tions &2and 33, Township No. 18, North Range: MNaq. 11 E bears $242 15W 330-96 chs, thenGée variatioii of the Magnetic needle being variation 17° EN 74° 30: Eona true line 4.55 chs toa stuke marked No. 2 in rock mound from which & Tamarack 10 fin: dianietar Dears § 83° 5 23 links distant thence'N 15° 307 W 19-00 chains toa stake Marked No, 3 in rock mound, thence 8 74° 30: W 3.08 ebains to‘isuell stake in middle of County roid leaditig froin Henness Pass to South Fork, thence N.15° 30° W 18-87 chains to’ take marked’ No. 5, in rock mound standing on the South ban. of an old ditch, thence 8 742-86: W 1.5] chains to a stake marked No. 6, in rock mound at North end of centre line of lade gtanding on the North bark of an eld ditch and about 20 chains south of road leading from Eureka to Henness Pass route; thence 8 74° 301 WO 1.51 chains to a stake marked .No 7, in rock mound ; thence 8 15° 30: E 18-87 chains to a stake marked No 8, jip sock mound from which a yellow pine 40 in, diameter bears ¥ 1.40 links ; thence 8 745° gp4¥'"3 03° chains to g stake marked No 9%, djn.wock mound from which a yellow pine 40 in. dia. bears 884° W115 links; thevae 8 15° 30° E 19.00 chains to a stake marked No, 10 from whieh @ Tamarack 12 in. diameter bears 8 10° W 18 links, a Tamarack 16 in. dia. bears West 56 links, and a Tamarack tree 0 in. diastbears N 27° & (liste ; thence N 74° 301 4-55 chs to place of beginning, containing 22 99-100 acres according to & 8. system of surveys. The mining claims nearest.to said ‘‘Wisconsin Goliand Silver Quartz Mine’’ are the claims of George Mitchell and William Quinn, situated in a south westerly direction and distant there. from, about one half mile. Location of said gold-and silver quarta mine is of record and the.same may be found in the books of records of mining lecatioug in the office of the County Recorder of Nevada County, State of ifornia. » The diagram ‘posted and filed with said application more particularly deseribes.said mining claim. All persons holding any adverse. claims thereto are hereby seauined to t the same before the Regitter and iver of ‘trict, at Sacramento, Califomia, within aix-' ty days from the first day of publishing and posting hereof. we : and sighed at Eureka, October 30th, 1972, . . HIRAM NM. SWEPM, Applicant. A. J. Ridge. Atty for Applicant. nw ‘NEW REMEDY. ' OR COUGHS, COLDS) and ‘all Diaeages of the Lun: BRIGGS & CLIFé I RUP, from California Lt ge na B ssa ae oughly tried, ve in taneous relief: where all others ail. Call and get sam: hottle and cipeplan.of your SAN JUAN GIFT ENTERPRISE. OTICE is hereby given that all persons holding tiekets in the North San Juan bere, and with the sum of nioney due upon each of the same as named here n, are required to present or forward the same to the Treasurer thereof, within teirty (30) days hereafter for payment. thereof, the money remainiag uncailed for, will be distributed pro ruta among the stockholders. The list of tickets and the amount due on each are as follows, viz: This advertisement to be at the <expense of the holders ofthe tickets aforesaid. By order late Board of Trustees Nerth San Jurn Gift Cencert, : _ Pe SECRETARY. N. San Juan, Csl,, Nov, 12th, 172. xnl¢ DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, (Graduate of the. University of Germany.) Office-BROAD STREET, opposite the “Nevada, Nov. 16th, i ‘. FRESH BVERY MORNING. WINTER CLOTHING Of all kinds, . Gift Concert, drawn January 4th,1872, num-: In default . . Xo Watches retailed by the Company. Number. Sum Due. BET occ ccicns ce svecceses G10 00 MEO oa lasiies 02. Bacee. 5 00 8085.5.2000% . 20 00 BSVEG. erccsied eek is. 20 00 PROG. Bibi. tied hecd ices 5 00 BONS 8 ncses cos Same xen 5 00 MASGL oie. ress Ss ea 5 00 R2SGCT.352. 5. a 20 00 GIES oo Cave eik'ane e's ote 5 00 it 2, Serena a error 20 00 ere es Sassi 5 00 Pt vee. & 00 8 REI eae ety, 5 00 MOOSE ics kkk sp ccbabe ns 25 00 ck’ icp Career ene eee ea 5 00 $4915.. meiwvsericxvecss 5 00 DROMD wisi chactec de cisiesi. 5 00 BORG. isevekcktiveiess ee 3 00 HRSBR, 655 ceisiincccivsee.s 5B 00 MOB BE, iio. Sai esSec 5 0@ WeROMOOe 00d. ud. ioe 5 60 Mpwbdenn6ii6.68. We 500 . 90406 .i55.2.:. BS 10 00 49409. SNES 5 00 ; "4 E have just received a large and wel! V selected stock of ee Broad street, Nevada, KOHLER’S BAKERY. mire AND ° : CANDY MANUFACTORY, Bw SIREET, oppesite Stumpt’s Ho: tel, : Patronise Home Manufacture—No_ use buying year old Candies at other places when you can get them Fresk for the same “money of the Maynfacturer. WM. KOHLER respectfully informs the pwhlic that he has started his Bakery again and will keep covstantly on hand the, best BREAD, DOUGH NUTS, KUSKS, &dé A great Variety of Cakes, including Lady Fingers, Maccaroniéa: Honey Cakes. Kisses, Coffee Cukes, Constantly on hand. Kverything made dut of the fingst. material and _Spld at the lowest prices. Fresl: Candies made Every Day and sold Wholesale and Retail at San Francisco Prices GIVK ME A CALL, nl6 Commercial Insurance €o’/ OF CALIFORNIA. ‘( WFEICE IN;SAN FRANCISCO, 435 California Street, Cash Capital $200,000. This Coinpany is prepared to isswe’ Policies against loss.or damage by Fire on Build-ings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels in Port, Leases, Rents, and other insurable property, and against the perils of Inland and Coast Navigation, C. W. KELLOGG, President. ‘ « H. G. Horner, Secretary, W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent for Nevada City. Nevada, Oct. 24th. ‘ A RAILROAD WATCH. 1* b tetepain by railroad frequently find their watches completely demoralized by the continuous jar of the train. ‘To overcome this difficulty has lorig been the problem with watchmakers, and it is now suecessfully accomplisoed in the new grade mae by the American Watch Co. of Waltham This Watch iis made in the most substantial manner,on the most approved princi. ples, and combines all the reecnt improvements, It has'a new micrometrical reg ulator, by which the slightest variation can be easily corrected. Ht is carefully adjusted, and may be entirely relied on to run accurately, wear well, and Endure the Hardest Usage. Withont any derangement whatever. We confidently recommend this Watch. to the trade and the public, as the , BEST WATCH FOR THE PRICE IN THE MARKET. Brthe Superintendent of one of the Nevada ines, writes that . ones that will stand the shock of blasting. We have-én this mine both ¢eneign and different kinds ef American Watches, but the Waltham Watch is the only one adapted to our purpose.” : ; The fulltrade-mark engraved aw the plate of each Watch is AMERICAN WATCH CO., CaEsoemr @r., WaLrHamM, Mase. and indistinetly known as the CRESCENT STREET WATCH. For sale ‘by aj] ieading Jewelera, ROBBINS & APPLETON, GENERAL AGENTS, né No. 1 Bond 8t., New York. GEO. E. TURNER, E. W. BIGELOW, E. W. BIGELOW .& Co., DEALERS IW Mardware, » Tinware, Crockery, Glassware, Groceriesand Provisions. Commercial Street,.. .-Nevada City. Groceries and Provisions, Whi = will be sold at the lowest living rates. : * Goods delivered a. reasonable dit ee free of charge. Nevada, May 24th, 1872. ‘CALIFORNIA SALVE, PUT UP BY TAYLOR & CO, At Roseville Junction, Placer Ge. it A PAINLESS “RFM“DY for Piles, Corns, Buvions, Sores and Flesh Wounds ld by E M. oe on man or beast. “Your (Waltham) Watches are the only . eae eee 4 gt PEOPLE’S’ NEVER FAILING . REMEDY FOR, . RHEUMATISM, NEURALGZA, ‘Gout, Paralysis, Lamé Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints Con' tracted Cords ana Muscles, Pain.in the Breast, Pleurisy Sore Throat, } Diptherin, Colic, ; Cramps, Cholera Mérbas,Diarrhea, Head Ache, 'looth ache, Kar ache, . : ne ‘4nd all external-apd internal Paing and Aches, PRATT’S ABOLITION ON. THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND, Price—Small, 60 cts; Large, $1, {FOR Sale BY ALL DRUGGISTS, BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! THE RIVER @F LIvE: Purify it with \PRATT*S NEW LIFE, @he Great Vegetable -BLOOD PURIFIER aNp LIVER IX. VIGORATOR. ; OURES Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Tetter Boilg, Pimples, Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases, CURES flamatory Rheumatism, ~ when every other remedy : . fails, : ERADICATES ° Syphilitic taint ana all heredita orders of he Biood from the; @yatem,: CURES PELES AND DYSPEPsIa. Stimulatesithe Liver and Kidneys to heal. action; keeps the Bowels asregular — as clockwork and fortifies the whole system against dig. ease in any form, > Ae” Chronic and In isPRATT'S NEW LIFE. Price $1. For sale by all Druggistg, A. McBOYLE & co., Druggists ayd-Chemists, Sav Francisco, agl (ines aes ___ Sale Proprietors, 15,000,000 NEW YORK TRANSPLANTED, OYSTERS: # nest Plavored oYsrTrRs In the World, for gale Wholesale and Retait BY THE PIONEE R IMPORTERS AND PLANTERS, At their Depot, the noted SADDLE ROCK! 410 Pine Street, San Franciseo. ‘dl pO aS N. B.—We fill our country orders dire from the beds, and guarantee the j Boma onour Oysters in good order at an i of the Pacific Slope. po mg EARTHENWARE? FRENCH PORCELAIN AYD GLASSWARE ! HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO, 830 PINE STREET., Below Montgomery, . i Ou above Googs .in lots to suit at : e ra LOWEST MARKET RATES. Aleo afl line of Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, vapanned gad Planished Wares. “gents of_/ RMBONIA CLOCK Co, A fall line of «41 Styles of Clocks, dapted to the trade of the PacifieConst, which we offer at Agent’s Rates, and guseantee to be the beet iin the market Haviland, Hooper & Co, #335 Pine Street. San Francisco. Pmox in want of anything in the Furniture line, from the Bed Reom and Parlor Sets ! Down toCommon €HAIRS AND TABLES, exsruordinary 819 can buy them at low tates by calling on ae . wal. EK. JOHNSTON: a Commercial Street, Ewery Bottle its own Testimonial » Blutenes, px OUR SAN BRUNO BEDS; THR . EMERSON, CORVILLE & Ce, PRATT’S ABOLITIUN OIL

lifornia, rand. istrict Court q” strict Of the Beare ¢ County of Ng. ate of Californis . LA. BUTLER, by required: to it against you in Fourteenth J adi. af California, in la.on the eiglitn SARAH A. GUT.. aswer thie erm. , ten days, (ex. €¢) after the ge. ons — if served served ont of District, within ithin forty days against you by prayer of said nH for the disgo. rimony €xistin 1 this plafutiy, of Gefendant te saries of life for ultePy.commit~~ Alse for her ‘fully set forth u are: hereby no. pear and answer « required, the he Court for the ereof;.1, -T, ¢. ' District Court nto set my hand i Court, at oftice, the “9th day of ‘KETT, Clerk, tison, Deputy. ettorney. o19 NOTICE. SRAVEL COM.” istrict, Nevada is hereby given ard’ cf Trustees the 38th day of 1ent-of eight (8) 2pon the capital ble immediately Iver coin, to the whith said as. paid on the 234 . . 1 be deemed de. y advertised for. unless payment pé Sold on Mon. ry, 1873, to pay » together with enses Of sale, ~ rusteés. 'GTON, See'y. Merchants’ Ex fnia Street, Sap . nai L COUNTY, ‘ADA CITY, 200, 000, resident. sh, R.W. Tally, h, A.H. Parker, . d collateral seity and County . .poid at Regular — ion discounted. 1 Gold Dust or e at the Mint. sits received. Sacramento, San City. London and Geradon, Globe Inf Califarnia, San lis, Sacramento; Virginia City. ee 3 & HOLMES e Sroad Street’ y’s Store. orm all kinds of Dentistry in the yler. on Gold, Si'ver, 1. Satisfaction i price of work. if desired, MILL, Valley is comready to fli all ing Lumber. Beg sg od on on. Boulder 200. E, TURNER, ty attended to. & D. MARSH, CHANGE 4 NEVADA CIT Proprietor HOTEL IS Aucommodation of e additions have fitted up in eletooms are large, the Table will at of any Hotel or will spare no ‘his guests comthe State hav en ajl night for raveling Public. Bar connecte! ge is respectful iT. il Engineering, , 1872. 3 * s ‘i ‘fx Months,” « = 0 a The Daily Transcript} NEVADA CITY, CAL: mm. P. BROWN. _ M. 8. DEAL. BROWN-& DEAL, ‘’ PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS, ‘Corner of Broad and Pine Sf eets, 4 TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT : _ ‘One. Year—im advance! .; 5. 566.000.4810 00 : eS tevcsees FO: Thrée Months, “ gstiee Uncen wes 3 00 Per*week, Twenty-Five Cents. -p ‘(CARESS ESS SATS 7 ¥? F : 5 Auburn Street Grocery Store, “GRASS VALLEY. . —— oa FS ah Me undersigned returns his sincere thanks to his old patrons for their past patronage, and hopes to refeive a continuauce of the same. I shall endeavor to keep on hand, inthe future.as in the past, every article usually in a first class GRO*CERY AND PROVISION STORE, and will sell them at the lowest rates. : WM. GEORGE. Charter Oak Insurance Co., Capital, $10,000, 000. Tam agent for thé above nemed Com‘pany, which offers‘a new plan of insurance different and bétter than anything of the kind ever offered to the public. It com-foines both Life Insurance and Savings Bank. ~ WM: GRORGE: WM. GEORGE, _ ; Notary Publicfor Newada County. Grass Valley July 16th, 1872. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. t —_ Camar AND SURPLUS FUND, (Gold) J JAN. 1st ,1871,. : "$20,869,079 04 ASSETS IN THE UNITED STATES, — (GOLD) “OVER $3,000,000 00'! &# The Shareholders are personally , ‘te #ponsible for the engagements of the Com pany. All Directors are Shareholders. . ; W. B. JOHNSTON, General Agent Pacific Department. R.W.TULLY, Agext for Nevada: ‘City. decl2 CIGARS AND TOBACCO. JULIUS GREENW ALD, : ROAD ‘STREET, NEVADA GIT MAS Rrra a Genuine Peach Brana Tobacco —ALSO— “Peach Navy Tobacco ot tg AM DOUBLE THICKNESS, nd All Other Brands as Ueual ? ‘Hand?! ; “GIGARS! CIGARS! ‘OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM TEE ~~" FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST: Miners and Consumers of Toba will save money ‘by ‘eying the same by the quantity, at wholeBest Quality and Fall Weight: Thankful for the Patronage of the public I invite all desiring goods in my line, to ) / (GIVE ME A CALL. JULIUS GREEN WALD, . Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1272 : CO-OPERATIVE MARBLE WORKS, JOHN DANIEL & co. , Suceessors to 0, Gori.) Dp orscronmns of and dealers in ‘MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, TOMBS, MANTLE PIECES, Table Tops; Counter Tops, Plamb” 980) Silas, Imposing Stones, Ete. at Lowest Prices, 421 Pine Street; between Montgomery and Kearny, San Francisco. Orders from the country. for ‘any kind of Marble Work solicited and filled. Gen-Pranciacd. Sept. 31.3872 “@HARLES F. ROBINSON, The Tribune Stock, The New’ York ‘Tribune is stocked ‘at One hundred: shares, and each. of these shares bas been swerth $10,000 ‘any day for the past five or miore years, : Withip a.few-daysthe same rate was offered, and they are worth it now as mush as ever, for a great newspaper ig not serigusly affected by ‘nent he may have been. Able.as # mah mey be in any profession, there. are others just as able, but it issometimes difficult to find. them. There will be plenty te'takeGreeley’s place, and although they may not do quite so well, they will come so near it that the public: may dot know the difference. The Tribune is worth a million dollars, and. hae bees worth this ‘sum any day for a long time. Greeley, it* was uuderstood, owns ten shares of one-tenth‘of the $100,000. for which his life was. insured by the Tribune Association —$10,000 more— while his wife had her hugband’s* life’ insured for. $25,000—muking a total from'the Tribune’ and insutance of $135,000. “ Then his Chappaqua farm must be worth many thousands—his city house worth many riore--while he had venturés in ‘other property. Greeley’s estate-is -probably worth 5250,000, and if he had so chosen it might have been worth Millions instead of thousan1s—but-itis better as itis. His children have énough and te spare. Pheincome from the Tribune alone is plenty, if they hold Pon to that property, as they probably will; hence it is that they dédline the endowment’ fund being subscribed for them in New York, and which, if they had rembited silent, would soon have run -@p té over $100,000, “But they are their father’s daughters,and [while, no doubt, grateful for this loving kindness, prefer to he entirély independent. ae One of the noteworthy men if the ‘\ new Congress will be' Hon. William Crutehfield, of the Third District of Tennessee. Crutchfield is the man “who, listening to Jeif Davis’ speech at Chatanooga in 1861, when he was on his way from the United States Senate to the Presidential chair of the Southern Confederacy, denounced* Davis as: @ traitor and liar, Davis moving to resent the insult, Crutchfield. drew'a revolver, and, itis said, that but for the prompt. interference of the bystanders, Crutchfield would have killed him’ 'The new Congressmap carried a District that ordibarily gives 1,000'to 2,000 Demoeratic majority, b¥ a Republiean ‘majority of 1,000. He is described aga man af darge means, plain in his habits, full of good humor and liberal-heiirted. Tae most satisfactory election bet ' me have ever heard of was that made by a young lady and gentleman on the eve of election, If Grant should dy elected the young man would win the lady, and if Greeley was elected the lady was to have the young man. The resalt shows that theyoung man . won-the bet, and it is stated.eu authority of the young lady berseif that #he is perfectiy willing be should have the prize. JOHNNYOPOLIS isthe name of a town near Little Cottonwood. Cross" af Carson, scarpus bone wes-broken on the ‘30th. COUNTY WARRANTS. LL Warrants on the Genefal Fund regA. istered’ pyiorto June Tth, 1471, algo ull warrants onthe Rowd Fupd registered prior toSeptem ber 4th, 1873, Nos. 5,6 and 7 om Indigent ik Fund registered Aug. 19th, 4871: will Be paid on presentation, Interest ceases fm this Gate. a. GOLDSMITH, Treasurer. By A. k. PaRKER, Deputy. . . Nevada, Dec. 4th, 1672. ANNUAL « MEETING. f E Annual ¥ of the Stockholders I of THE BARE © it dMig + Begs ho wiil be held at their Ban ing v. * Nerem cty Tit ners AY, 16th, * “A, H. PARKER, Secretary. Nevada, Nov. 16th, 1872. . Sawen oe EY. CORNED Chg a $ ‘1s » Opposite the Nevada J the death of any man, ewever emi-’ 7 7 Minin delet and the law end Jiistructions” _ . the United, States for Saqrameato Land DisTEMPLE OF FASHION, As I passed. up the street, ‘On the last pleasant day, T meta young gent a In seh stylish array, That I-made up my mind, . ; When E-saw itis fine clothes, ? _ At no place but Aschbeim Bros,’ ,: Could he find suchas those. The Coat fitted neatly, ~ ' Of cloth it-was the best, The Pants se€ Completely; And 80 did the Vest. R “If Dresswell Ffra seenhim, = * Hed bad sucha fit No doc cohld have cured him, ? Or helped hitxs, dit. Every garment. hewore, Just suited the aman, eas : As none but Aschheim “ros. tan; Where Prices are marked down, And the Largest Stéck in town, Known to all both great and small. The place to trade none can deny, Af the old corner.of. Broad and Pine. ~ Asking kindly ore and all, To favor us With # Gall. ASCHHEIM BROS,, ‘ The Great Clothiers,.Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Banner.Bros.’eld stand, Nevada City. nlsif a en” pr FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS, go to 5) EDQUARY & COBB, 'b04 Kearney street, best general photographic work was aWar ded them at the Mechanics’ Institute Fair for 1871. All work guaranteed. > er __ NG, 420. Application for Pateut to Quartz Gold Mining Claim. Usarep Spates Lanp OFFice, \ Sacramento, Cal, Nov. 21st, 1872. IRAM H, SWEET having filed his aplication in this office for a Patent to in such cases provided having been complied with, itis hereby ordered that the annexed notice of such application be published for sixty days, in the Nevapa Dariy TRaNSGRIPT, a newspaper published nearest the location of said claim at Nevada city, in Nevada county, State of Califemia,” . Tf, B. McFARLAND, Register. Gopy of Notice posted ox tha Claims. Application torPatent to Mining Claim. Notice is hereby given to whoni it may conce #t an application has, beeh made by H. H, Sweet fo the Governinent of the .

described. Gold and Silver Quartz Mining Claim, vig >KaAowWn a6. ‘the Wikconsin Gold and Silver Quartz Mine” situated in Eureka Mining District, in Nevada County, State of California, iu Township 18, N. Rk. 11 E. Mé. Diablo Baseand Meridian, Beginning at a stake marked No. 1. from Which .a Tamuerack tree, 18 inches dia, N 672 W 44 links, aTamarack 14 in, dia, bears N5> 30" W 838 links and Post common to Sections 4 and 5, Township 17 North Range No. 11 E. and Sections 32 and 33, Townships No. 18 North Range No, ILE be. $_24° 15 W. 330 96 chdins: thence variations of the Magnetic Needle being Variation ° FE, N 15° 30. w . B.. MILLER N San Francisco, as the First Premium for . United States fora patent to the following . COMMERCIAL STREET, ae us (Nevada City ) aes ESPECTFULLY annonnces to ; ple of Nevada city and county thathe™ hasreceiveda@— : ‘AND COMPLETE sTocK ore . --AND-é CONSISTING OF BUSINESS SUTRA, . DRESS SUITS. BOY’S CLOTHING,PT RNISHING GOODS: INDIA RUBBER WEAR, BLANKETS, : TRUNKS, VALIGES, ee Ete. Etce., Which he offers for sale atthe Lowest Living Rates, . The Goods are all néw and selected expressly for'this market. : People will do tedit ts call and exemine his stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere, MILLER has but ONE PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST. > 7 B, H, MILLER. Nevada, Oct. 12th. on a true course along the course of the vein as indicated by the ¢roppings 37 87 chs (2,500 feet) to astake marked No. 6, in rock mound on Nerth bank of an old Ditch, embracing the whole Ledge with all its dips, angles ‘d variations, together with the following described surface ground: Commencing at a stake marked No. 1, from which a Tamarack tree 18 in. dis. bears N 67° W 44 links distant.a Tamarack 14 in. dia. bears N 5° 30° W 88 links distant and ‘the Post common to Sections 4'and 5,Township No. 17 North Range No 11.E and See. tions &2and 33, Township No. 18, North Range: MNaq. 11 E bears $242 15W 330-96 chs, thenGée variatioii of the Magnetic needle being variation 17° EN 74° 30: Eona true line 4.55 chs toa stuke marked No. 2 in rock mound from which & Tamarack 10 fin: dianietar Dears § 83° 5 23 links distant thence'N 15° 307 W 19-00 chains toa stake Marked No, 3 in rock mound, thence 8 74° 30: W 3.08 ebains to‘isuell stake in middle of County roid leaditig froin Henness Pass to South Fork, thence N.15° 30° W 18-87 chains to’ take marked’ No. 5, in rock mound standing on the South ban. of an old ditch, thence 8 742-86: W 1.5] chains to a stake marked No. 6, in rock mound at North end of centre line of lade gtanding on the North bark of an eld ditch and about 20 chains south of road leading from Eureka to Henness Pass route; thence 8 74° 301 WO 1.51 chains to a stake marked .No 7, in rock mound ; thence 8 15° 30: E 18-87 chains to a stake marked No 8, jip sock mound from which a yellow pine 40 in, diameter bears ¥ 1.40 links ; thence 8 745° gp4¥'"3 03° chains to g stake marked No 9%, djn.wock mound from which a yellow pine 40 in. dia. bears 884° W115 links; thevae 8 15° 30° E 19.00 chains to a stake marked No, 10 from whieh @ Tamarack 12 in. diameter bears 8 10° W 18 links, a Tamarack 16 in. dia. bears West 56 links, and a Tamarack tree 0 in. diastbears N 27° & (liste ; thence N 74° 301 4-55 chs to place of beginning, containing 22 99-100 acres according to & 8. system of surveys. The mining claims nearest.to said ‘‘Wisconsin Goliand Silver Quartz Mine’’ are the claims of George Mitchell and William Quinn, situated in a south westerly direction and distant there. from, about one half mile. Location of said gold-and silver quarta mine is of record and the.same may be found in the books of records of mining lecatioug in the office of the County Recorder of Nevada County, State of ifornia. » The diagram ‘posted and filed with said application more particularly deseribes.said mining claim. All persons holding any adverse. claims thereto are hereby seauined to t the same before the Regitter and iver of ‘trict, at Sacramento, Califomia, within aix-' ty days from the first day of publishing and posting hereof. we : and sighed at Eureka, October 30th, 1972, . . HIRAM NM. SWEPM, Applicant. A. J. Ridge. Atty for Applicant. nw ‘NEW REMEDY. ' OR COUGHS, COLDS) and ‘all Diaeages of the Lun: BRIGGS & CLIFé I RUP, from California Lt ge na B ssa ae oughly tried, ve in taneous relief: where all others ail. Call and get sam: hottle and cipeplan.of your SAN JUAN GIFT ENTERPRISE. OTICE is hereby given that all persons holding tiekets in the North San Juan bere, and with the sum of nioney due upon each of the same as named here n, are required to present or forward the same to the Treasurer thereof, within teirty (30) days hereafter for payment. thereof, the money remainiag uncailed for, will be distributed pro ruta among the stockholders. The list of tickets and the amount due on each are as follows, viz: This advertisement to be at the <expense of the holders ofthe tickets aforesaid. By order late Board of Trustees Nerth San Jurn Gift Cencert, : _ Pe SECRETARY. N. San Juan, Csl,, Nov, 12th, 172. xnl¢ DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, (Graduate of the. University of Germany.) Office-BROAD STREET, opposite the “Nevada, Nov. 16th, i ‘. FRESH BVERY MORNING. WINTER CLOTHING Of all kinds, . Gift Concert, drawn January 4th,1872, num-: In default . . Xo Watches retailed by the Company. Number. Sum Due. BET occ ccicns ce svecceses G10 00 MEO oa lasiies 02. Bacee. 5 00 8085..5.2000% . 20 00 BSVEG. erccsied eek is. 20 00 PROG. Bibi. tied hecd ices 5 00 BONS 8 ncses cos Same xen 5 00 MASGL oie. ress Ss ea 5 00 R2SGCT.352. 5. a 20 00 GIES oo Cave eik'ane e's ote 5 00 it 2, Serena a error 20 00 ere es Sassi 5 00 Pt vee. & 00 8 REI eae ety, 5 00 MOOSE ics kkk sp ccbabe ns 25 00 ck’ icp Career ene eee ea 5 00 $4915... meiwvsericxvecss 5 00 DROMD wisi chactec de cisiesi. 5 00 BORG. isevekcktiveiess ee 3 00 HRSBR, 655 ceisiincccivsee.s 5B 00 MOB BE, iio. Sai esSec 5 0@ WeROMOOe 00d. ud. ioe 5 60 Mpwbdenn6ii6.68. We 500 . 90406 .i55.2.:. BS 10 00 49409.. SNES 5 00 ; "4 E have just received a large and wel! V selected stock of ee Broad street, Nevada, KOHLER’S BAKERY. mire AND ° : CANDY MANUFACTORY, Bw SIREET, oppesite Stumpt’s Ho: tel, : Patronise Home Manufacture—No_ use buying year old Candies at other places when you can get them Fresk for the same “money of the Maynfacturer. WM. KOHLER respectfully informs the pwhlic that he has started his Bakery again and will keep covstantly on hand the, best BREAD, DOUGH NUTS, KUSKS, &dé A great Variety of Cakes, including Lady Fingers, Maccaroniéa: Honey Cakes. Kisses, Coffee Cukes, Constantly on hand. Kverything made dut of the fingst. material and _Spld at the lowest prices. Fresl: Candies made Every Day and sold Wholesale and Retail at San Francisco Prices GIVK ME A CALL, nl6 Commercial Insurance €o’/ OF CALIFORNIA. ‘( WFEICE IN;SAN FRANCISCO, 435 California Street, Cash Capital $200,000. This Coinpany is prepared to isswe’ Policies against loss.or damage by Fire on Build-ings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels in Port, Leases, Rents, and other insurable property, and against the perils of Inland and Coast Navigation, C. W. KELLOGG, President. ‘ « H. G. Horner, Secretary, W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent for Nevada City. Nevada, Oct. 24th. ‘ A RAILROAD WATCH. 1* b tetepain by railroad frequently find their watches completely demoralized by the continuous jar of the train. ‘To overcome this difficulty has lorig been the problem with watchmakers, and it is now suecessfully accomplisoed in the new grade mae by the American Watch Co. of Waltham This Watch iis made in the most substantial manner,on the most approved princi. ples, and combines all the reecnt improvements, It has'a new micrometrical reg ulator, by which the slightest variation can be easily corrected. Ht is carefully adjusted, and may be entirely relied on to run accurately, wear well, and Endure the Hardest Usage. Withont any derangement whatever. We confidently recommend this Watch. to the trade and the public, as the , BEST WATCH FOR THE PRICE IN THE MARKET. Brthe Superintendent of one of the Nevada ines, writes that . ones that will stand the shock of blasting. We have-én this mine both ¢eneign and different kinds ef American Watches, but the Waltham Watch is the only one adapted to our purpose.” : ; The fulltrade-mark engraved aw the plate of each Watch is AMERICAN WATCH CO., CaEsoemr @r., WaLrHamM, Mase. and indistinetly known as the CRESCENT STREET WATCH. For sale ‘by aj] ieading Jewelera, ROBBINS & APPLETON, GENERAL AGENTS, né No. 1 Bond 8t., New York. GEO. E. TURNER, E. W. BIGELOW, E. W. BIGELOW .& Co., DEALERS IW Mardware, » Tinware, Crockery, Glassware, Groceriesand Provisions. Commercial Street,.... .-Nevada City. Groceries and Provisions, Whi = will be sold at the lowest living rates. : * Goods delivered a. reasonable dit ee free of charge. Nevada, May 24th, 1872. ‘CALIFORNIA SALVE, PUT UP BY TAYLOR & CO, At Roseville Junction, Placer Ge. it A PAINLESS “RFM“DY for Piles, Corns, Buvions, Sores and Flesh Wounds ld by E M. oe on man or beast. “Your (Waltham) Watches are the only . eae eee 4 gt PEOPLE’S’ NEVER FAILING . REMEDY FOR, . RHEUMATISM, NEURALGZA, ‘Gout, Paralysis, Lamé Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints Con' tracted Cords ana Muscles, Pain.in the Breast, Pleurisy Sore Throat, } Diptherin, Colic, ; Cramps, Cholera Mérbas,Diarrhea, Head Ache, 'looth ache, Kar ache, . : ne ‘4nd all external-apd internal Paing and Aches, PRATT’S ABOLITION ON. THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND, Price—Small, 60 cts; Large, $1, {FOR Sale BY ALL DRUGGISTS, BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD! THE RIVER @F LIvE: Purify it with \PRATT*S NEW LIFE, @he Great Vegetable -BLOOD PURIFIER aNp LIVER IX. VIGORATOR. ; OURES Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Tetter Boilg, Pimples, Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases, CURES flamatory Rheumatism, ~ when every other remedy : . fails, : ERADICATES ° Syphilitic taint ana all heredita orders of he Biood from the; @yatem,: CURES PELES AND DYSPEPsIa. Stimulatesithe Liver and Kidneys to heal. action; keeps the Bowels asregular — as clockwork and fortifies the whole system against dig. ease in any form, > Ae” Chronic and In isPRATT'S NEW LIFE. Price $1. For sale by all Druggistg, A. McBOYLE & co., Druggists ayd-Chemists, Sav Francisco, agl (ines aes ___ Sale Proprietors, 15,000,000 NEW YORK TRANSPLANTED, OYSTERS: # nest Plavored oYsrTrRs In the World, for gale Wholesale and Retait BY THE PIONEE R IMPORTERS AND PLANTERS, At their Depot, the noted SADDLE ROCK! 410 Pine Street, San Franciseo. ‘dl pO aS N. B.—We fill our country orders dire from the beds, and guarantee the j Boma onour Oysters in good order at an i of the Pacific Slope. po mg EARTHENWARE? FRENCH PORCELAIN AYD GLASSWARE ! HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO, 830 PINE STREET., Below Montgomery, . i Ou above Googs .in lots to suit at : e ra LOWEST MARKET RATES. Aleo afl line of Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, vapanned gad Planished Wares. “gents of_/ RMBONIA CLOCK Co, A fall line of «41 Styles of Clocks, dapted to the trade of the PacifieConst, which we offer at Agent’s Rates, and guseantee to be the beet iin the market Haviland, Hooper & Co, #335 Pine Street. San Francisco. Pmox in want of anything in the Furniture line, from the Bed Reom and Parlor Sets ! Down toCommon €HAIRS AND TABLES, exsruordinary 819 can buy them at low tates by calling on ae . wal. EK. JOHNSTON: a Commercial Street, Ewery Bottle its own Testimonial » Blutenes, px OUR SAN BRUNO BEDS; THR . EMERSON, CORVILLE & Ce, PRATT’S ABOLITIUN OIL