December 25, 1867 (4 pages)

al Dentisgg,’ d Pin n my. tien y server a D attend th a call, at any le sensitive by without ne at this Office at manner, rt. herein ‘this i bemade. My & £ the times; t 4 rd ho use frum tly and neatly — AURANT, ida City, ewelry Store, SS RESTAU. tyle not sur. vada county, , of everything © Poultry; ete, ek, at moder ay or night, LTOW, . Proprietor. sin, onan SHOP, HARRI. 2urchased the of Charles &,eady to manler, ES, nanner, ended to, \RRIGAN, OON, LEY. 2 Office, sEY at thi ‘ines, Ale ‘oprietors. AY, Dentists, NS carefally. ° rmed.” Dis; . Teeth treat1S, for full d or Silver reasonable L ST., ‘KhET, ocery Store, ins its charthe best o ys on hand, Sausage, etc. etc. wholesale elves. HHNSON. L. y the Mem CLUB VADA,~ ismith, pilje. er. de their best it one. OYs! * ITY. )the best ht to this sell very close out i . _ @ for the Fruits k of and see , nis TEL ove Pine ge prietor pectfully 4 Daily Transcript, BVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ‘the robber’s tracks may be distinctly Capitol stove in, besides any number of feared,would be swept away,and housed weighing about ninety pounds, was “Lock, INTELLIGENCE, ‘No PareR:—To~day being Christmas. no TRANSORIPT will be issued tomorTOW, ‘Store ENTERED AND RoBBED.—On Monday night: the store of ‘P. Sciutti, ‘on the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, was éntered and robbed of $21 in cdin.-. The thief tore up severat} planks ix the sidewalk on Pine street, ‘and let himself down by a rope through the cellar window. The boards in the ‘cellar are covered with sediment, and ‘seen from the window to the stairway that leads up into the store. Just before Sciutti closed, he put the money under a bottle on the shelf, and no one would ever have thought of looking there for it, if he had not seen it put away. Under. another bottle near by he put $25, which was not disturbed. Nothing in the store was touched but the money, and the rogue having secur. ed it went out by the back door. DAMAGE BY THE Storm.—In consequence of the damage to ditches and flumes by the storm, mining operations are almost entirely suspended in ‘the lower part of Bridgeport township. The heavy flume and iron pipe which conveys water to Buckeye Hill was blown down on Sunday, and on Monday all the ditches were empty in consequence of breaks above. In the San Joaquin .Company’s claims a heavy cave occurred, burying hose, pipes, etc. THE Srorm seems to have been remarkably severe at Sacramento, unroofing houses, and blowing down trees and fences. The Union building . . lost its roof, the Supreme Court rooms were flooded, the windows of the State similar occurrences. The wind must have been terrific from the reports of the Sacramento newspapers, At San Francisco the storm was, probably, equally as violent. The Sacramentans still keep their heads above water, and don’t “believe there is going to be much of a shower.” Roven Work.—On Monday night the Pennsylvania Engine Co., in the hight of the storm took their jumper from Rowe’s paint‘shop, which, it was it, They hada rey rough job. Moorr’s FLAT.—On Monday night the gale was terrific at Moore’s Flat. The Masonic Hall was blown down, and besides the wreck of the building about $500 worth of property was destroyed on the inside. The Catholic Chutch was also entirely destroyed. The damagé‘cannot be less than six thousand dollars. OuGHT TO BE STOPPED.—It isa pity that some of the parties engaged in perpetrating robberies about town cannot be detected, and punished. Within a! week five robberies have been, commit= ted, and fuur'of thé houses have been entered from the public street. RoBBED.—On Monday night an old man who was lodging in the Two Bit House,on Commercial street,was robbed $12 while asleep. He had his money under him, and it is supposed he was robbed by a man who slept in the game room with him. A Wid Goosze.—On Tuésday'a wild goose was killed a short distance above town. He was a fine large gander, and ‘was probably separated from a flock by the gale of Sunday night. A Foxe Buck.—A fine young biick, killed near the Lime Kiln in this county,on Sunday last. He was brought to this city and sold to Fred Bulacher at the Centre Market. ‘ —_— Row at A BALL~—A row occured at a masquerade bal] at Umatilla, resulting in theshooting of a man named James Waters, a one armed gambler, by J. Miller. The wounded man was living @t. ‘last ‘aecourite; "but! his’ phy. of ESTABLISHED FACT . ! ee eae wecrearensy” St : ‘REMEMBER’ ’ IT IS AN EVERYBODY — SEES IT ! EVERYBODY — KNOWS IT! NAILS and SPIKKS, STOVES AND TINWARKE, PAINTS and OILS, ‘TooLs, RUBBER BELTING a and PACKING, . Are Purchased at the Store Rooms CRAWFORD & & COMPANY. “Thats what’s the Matter. % Why is it ? ‘ BECAUSE THEY WILL PERSIST IN UNDERSELLING THEIR NEAREST AND “DEAREST” NEIGHBOR, CASH! _ CASH ! CASH ! WILL TAKE. BARGAINS IN HARD WARE!P FsTOVES!_«a No, 6—$20 00-—_____. No. 7—$25 00 No. 8—8$30 00 ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING ;— White's Patent Money Drawer, THE GREAT Till Thief Detector ! The U 8S Combination Lock Co. Their Locks are Burglar Proof—see them. A. 8S. Hallidie & Co’s IRON & STEEL ROPE MANUFACTORY, Orders for which we will. fill at the Mannfacturers Prices —freight added. Just received per ‘Last Steamer’? another lot of those ’ “SUN BURNERS,” ‘ The safest and most convenient Kerosene “Lamp burner and chimney yet ‘introduced to the public. They will save their cost in common chimneys every month—GET ONE, Sixty Cases of GUN COTTON for LASTING. It is as efficient as “Nitro Glycerine” without the risk attending the use and transportation of the latter, and is Fifty per cent cheaper than'Powder. THY IT. MORE “leetro Silicon» and **Carpet Sweepers? FOR THE LADIES. How CRAWFORD & CO. Nevada, Dec. 14, 1867. GOLDSMITH'’S DRY-COODS STORE, Cor, Broad & Pine Streets. Keep always the 4 a. Lon est, ~s Beg eapest, Bot e253 imest, = = foe Pies . and = @ é Fe Best 3 a Assortment of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths. 8 B NEW GROCERY STORE. T.:L. BALDWIN, MMERCIAL STREET, next door to the CMasonic Baild , keeps constantly on d an excellent stock of Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, AND EVERYTHING IN THE ‘GRUB LINE.’ _ All of which will be sold ee’ CHEAP FOR CASH ! 23 All long-winded customers are expected to pay up before the account is outlawed ¢ or give urable note on sheepskin All 8 warranted as represented and satisfaction srerenteet in every case, JOHN BELDEN will always be found on hand ready to do the agreeable for all customers. Give us a call, Nevada, October 4th. OPENING PARTY, —BY THE— YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB, F —AT THE— NATIONAL HALL, WEDNESDAY EVE'G, Jan. ist, 1868. COMMITTEE OP ‘ARRANGEMENTS. % 4. 3en M. 8. Hamilto: W. Coom! v. Schmidtburg, Ww Ww. Cross, be, DeWitt Tisdale, J. M. M. Hinds. Fioon Maxaczns. W.F. Evens, A. W.Lester, DeWit Tisdale. Rey kos Invitations must be shown or Ys fi W Bones ch aree. ae GS a da tN. J. BR. STONE. EMPIRE MARKET. No. 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs. That Three Quarters of the Goods fall Seppe Pee ee A ' SOLD IN THE CITY OF NEVADA, i In the Line of F; HARDWARE, i PORK, IRON and STEEL, . * ‘MUTTON. Hams, Bacon, Lard, &c. &c. OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE, AT WHOLESALE'OR RETAIL, as Cheap as sf be delivered here from San Francisco. A food supply of Dried Beef, Fresh . Pork Sausage, &c,, always on hand, : Allorders from the eountry carefully and prom 54 filled Meats delivered in the elty—tres ° “CHOW KI ANG” AT SPENCE?S. J.& 8. ROSENTHAL —HAVE ON HAND— , The Largest, : The Richest, . The Choicest, The Cheapest, The Very Best, . STOCK OF DRY & FANCY COODS, TO BE FOUND IN NEYADA COUNTY. (2 Persons from the country shduld not fail; when they visit the city, to call at the old stand before making their purchases. D. 8. BAKER, J, A, MARTIN BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD OF ALL KIND, —ALSO— WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED WOOD! WOOD -wooD! Shakes, Shingles, WHERE? At BAKER &§MARTINS, NO. 73 BROAD STREET, Nevada, September 12th. J. C. LEONARD, Teacher of Penmanship. KC, &e., CLASSES WILL MEET AT Miss. Hubbard’s School Room, —on— TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, at 7 o'clock. Nevada, Nov. 28th. DISSOLUTION. None is hereby given that the co-partnership heretofore existing between A. H. Hanson and J. M. Hinds, in the Grocery Business, under the firm name of A. H. Hanson-& Co,, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. ‘The asin will be carried on at the old stand by A. H. Hanson. * A. H. HANSON, M. HINDS. de3 Nevada, Dec. 2d, 1867. NOTICE. LL PERSONS KNOWING THEMselves indebted to me will please settle their Accounts by the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1868. IF NOT SETTLED BY THAT TIME ACTION WILL BE TAKEN FOR COLLECTION. JULIUS GREENWALD. Cc. M. BATES, YSICIA —OFFiCcCE— In Masonic Building, Pine street, Nevada city A. ©. NELES, Attorney and Counselor at Law, P H N. — OF FICE— Corner of Broad and Pintreets, J. L. Caldwell and John Caldwell Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Office No. 42 Broad street, Nevada vey J.1. CALDWELL, Notary Public for Neva he wero and Commissicner for the State of JOHN CALDWELL, Tiateies aE case and Notary Public for Nevada Co J. I. CALDWELL, Deputy District Attorney CH, FERRAND, FEOTOVRAPE IC DAGDERREAN ARTIST, te" Every kind pie eekogrn: hs and Ambroypes taken in the best style o the Art, » ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. ~-JAMES COLLEY, ak. ae ee Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef PORK, VEAL, &c. "8. we ntate axe ¥ Nee —— ee as ee UP! UP! —To THE— HEADQUARTERS —or— ,BANNER BROS. ‘If you wish to Buy CLOTHING CHEAP! a DOWN! DOWN! DOWN ! With High Prices! We do not propose to sell you . CHEAP Coops! But we do peepeis to sell you coop cooDs » . CHEAPER Than they can be bought any where else in the County ! TO MINERS! 2" TAKE NOTICE !.41 ry 9 WILL OFFER FOR SALE From and after Monday, Dec. 9th, FIFTY CASES Of Latest Manufactured RUBBER CLOTHING, RUBBER BOOTS, Ete. Etc., At 25 percent lower than they have been sold this season, GREAT BARGAINS TO ALL! We are determined to give the public the full bene4it of the WINTER TRADE, BY KEEPING THE LARGEST STOCK OF Gents’ and Boys’ Fashionable Clothing, —AND— Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Blankets, all colors, Trunks, Valises, &c. &c, THAN ANY OTdH ERS IN THE COUN TY, And will sell them at. prices to SUIT EVERYBODY, coamceces the Old Stand of IBANNER BROS., pores Wholesale, 1 Siig and Retail Dealers. . (Cor. Broad & Pine Sts, "NEVADA CITY. fvaBease oe we { . . « tm > 4 “ 4 . earfo the Minere Expecially . . _ ORIGINAL COMBINED! LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.—OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.— = os PAID UP CAPITAL $500,000! VARIOUS FORMS OF POLICIES ! ((omBINED LIFE AND ACCIDENT. . _ Accidental Death and Compensa tion—separately. = Endowment Policies payable at a givenage, withcompensation for _ Accidents, or without compensation, apparent toany one who will give it a-moensation 0 $5) per week, on every $1000 i ta for all accidents causing total disabilit: Callat the office of the South VYuba Canal Company and learn shes particulars, GEO. P. SPARKS, ‘Agent. Nevada, Oct. 29th. ASSAY OFFICE, GEO. W. KIDD < ©O..Bankers. iG the Granite Building, on Broad Street, Nevada ber, The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Mint, MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral, at a low rate of interest, Registered County Scrip beughe at par. LEGAL TENDERS bought and gold at the Regular Rates. eposits received. Checks on San Francisco Sacramento and Virginia city, Drafts on the Eastern Cities, London, and’ Dublin, Ireland. ents for the London and Liverpool Fire and Life Insurance Company. ld and Ores of every desctiption Melted, Refined and Asgayed, Correspondents—San ar a Bank of California; Sacramento, D, Mills & Co, ; ‘ Virginia City, Agency Bank of California. oct? > GEO. W. KIDD & CO. BOOTS AND SHOES. WILLIAM R. COE, Corner of Main & Commerciati Sta, Ihave just received a NEW STOCK OF GOODS, Consisting of . Gents’? Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Bahnorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippers, &c., &ce. From the best “Vanuttoturers of New York, Philadelphia and Boston. Rubber Boots,Gents, Ladics, Misses AND CHILDRENS’ SHOES, Just from the Manufactory,received by the last steamer. I a have a full assortment of SHOE FINDING Raiierte Celebrated Harness Blacknes Neats Foo French sy. f, ED, Linin Biines Sole e Leather, Leath er, F rege, ails, Awls, Thread, laste and in fact everything to be found in a first class Shoe and Finding Store. Repairing done in the very best style. Boots and Shees made to order. And a good fit Warranved im every case, on hand and will sell my.Goods Cheaper than any other © House io ty.Bread ! "aa Bread! CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, ND LEAVE YCUR ORDERS FOR BREAD AND CAKE, of every description: CANDY AND © BACH EER, Wholesale and Retail. Sold to the ‘Trade at San Francisco prices. Patronise Home Industry. N.B.—-Balls and Wedding Parties supplied with Ice Cream. puppets neatly gotten up. BOSTON BROWN BREAD ey garcons morning Qpders received till Saturday noen ap2 (4d. HOLLYWOOD, Propristor. JOHN fF, BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, Ge” Physicians’ prepared, Agent Occidental Insurance Compeny: San Francisco, MASONIC BUILDING, BLAZE’S SALOON!. Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts. GO TO BLAZE’S, PIONEER ASSAY OFFIUK, (Established in 1853.) BY— JAMES JF. OTT ras Office—28 Main Str, Nevada City OLD ANDORES OF EVERY DESCRIPPs Lntag t= vere and Aseeyines Correctness of Assays full Melting pom epee presence of depositors. DMINISTRAT RS! NOTICE. —In_ the om settee of the te of John Hartsell, deNotice is Pa daoe above! , to all persons e above pekia a ee : ersto the und One to seven year policies, with The advantages of this Company must be . ment’s thought, combining as it does a s ur@ZO. W. KIDD. a. W. HINDS, R. W. TULLY . BANKING HOUSE —aND— es keep Boots of my own manufacture always » Prescriptions carefully : Corner of Pine ¢ ercial Streets, 4 G2 Residence next House above neat : a5 Church, Broad Street, Nevada. d. a a —.

al Dentisgg,’ d Pin n my. tien y server a D attend th a call, at any le sensitive by without ne at this Office at manner, rt. herein ‘this i bemade. My & £ the times; t 4 rd ho use frum tly and neatly — AURANT, ida City, ewelry Store, SS RESTAU. tyle not sur. vada county, , of everything © Poultry; ete, ek, at moder ay or night, LTOW, . Proprietor. sin, onan SHOP, HARRI. 2urchased the of Charles &,eady to manler, ES, nanner, ended to, \RRIGAN, OON, LEY. 2 Office, sEY at thi ‘ines, Ale ‘oprietors. AY, Dentists, NS carefally. ° rmed.” Dis; . Teeth treat1S, for full d or Silver reasonable L ST., ‘KhET, ocery Store, ins its charthe best o ys on hand, Sausage, etc.. etc. wholesale elves. HHNSON. L. y the Mem CLUB VADA,~ ismith, pilje. er. de their best it one. OYs! * ITY. )the best ht to this sell very close out i . _ @ for the Fruits k of and see , nis TEL ove Pine ge prietor pectfully 4 Daily Transcript, BVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ‘the robber’s tracks may be distinctly Capitol stove in, besides any number of feared,would be swept away,and housed weighing about ninety pounds, was “Lock, INTELLIGENCE, ‘No PareR:—To~day being Christmas. no TRANSORIPT will be issued tomorTOW, ‘Store ENTERED AND RoBBED.—On Monday night: the store of ‘P. Sciutti, ‘on the corner of Pine and Commercial streets, was éntered and robbed of $21 in cdin.-. The thief tore up severat} planks ix the sidewalk on Pine street, ‘and let himself down by a rope through the cellar window. The boards in the ‘cellar are covered with sediment, and ‘seen from the window to the stairway that leads up into the store.. Just before Sciutti closed, he put the money under a bottle on the shelf, and no one would ever have thought of looking there for it, if he had not seen it put away. Under. another bottle near by he put $25, which was not disturbed. Nothing in the store was touched but the money, and the rogue having secur. ed it went out by the back door. DAMAGE BY THE Storm.—In consequence of the damage to ditches and flumes by the storm, mining operations are almost entirely suspended in ‘the lower part of Bridgeport township. The heavy flume and iron pipe which conveys water to Buckeye Hill was blown down on Sunday, and on Monday all the ditches were empty in consequence of breaks above. In the San Joaquin .Company’s claims a heavy cave occurred, burying hose, pipes, etc. THE Srorm seems to have been remarkably severe at Sacramento, unroofing houses, and blowing down trees and fences. The Union building . . lost its roof, the Supreme Court rooms were flooded, the windows of the State similar occurrences. The wind must have been terrific from the reports of the Sacramento newspapers, At San Francisco the storm was, probably, equally as violent. The Sacramentans still keep their heads above water, and don’t “believe there is going to be much of a shower.” Roven Work.—On Monday night the Pennsylvania Engine Co., in the hight of the storm took their jumper from Rowe’s paint‘shop, which, it was it, They hada rey rough job. Moorr’s FLAT.—On Monday night the gale was terrific at Moore’s Flat. The Masonic Hall was blown down, and besides the wreck of the building about $500 worth of property was destroyed on the inside. The Catholic Chutch was also entirely destroyed. The damagé‘cannot be less than six thousand dollars. OuGHT TO BE STOPPED.—It isa pity that some of the parties engaged in perpetrating robberies about town cannot be detected, and punished. Within a! week five robberies have been, commit= ted, and fuur'of thé houses have been entered from the public street. RoBBED.—On Monday night an old man who was lodging in the Two Bit House,on Commercial street,was robbed $12 while asleep. He had his money under him, and it is supposed he was robbed by a man who slept in the game room with him. A Wid Goosze.—On Tuésday'a wild goose was killed a short distance above town. He was a fine large gander, and ‘was probably separated from a flock by the gale of Sunday night. A Foxe Buck.—A fine young biick, killed near the Lime Kiln in this county,on Sunday last. He was brought to this city and sold to Fred Bulacher at the Centre Market. ‘ —_— Row at A BALL~—A row occured at a masquerade bal] at Umatilla, resulting in theshooting of a man named James Waters, a one armed gambler, by J. Miller. The wounded man was living @t. ‘last ‘aecourite; "but! his’ phy. of ESTABLISHED FACT . ! ee eae wecrearensy” St : ‘REMEMBER’ ’ IT IS AN EVERYBODY — SEES IT ! EVERYBODY — KNOWS IT! NAILS and SPIKKS, STOVES AND TINWARKE, PAINTS and OILS, ‘TooLs, RUBBER BELTING a and PACKING, . Are Purchased at the Store Rooms CRAWFORD & & COMPANY. “Thats what’s the Matter. % Why is it ? ‘ BECAUSE THEY WILL PERSIST IN UNDERSELLING THEIR NEAREST AND “DEAREST” NEIGHBOR, CASH! _ CASH ! CASH ! WILL TAKE. BARGAINS IN HARD WARE!P FsTOVES!_«a No, 6—$20 00-—_____. No. 7—$25 00 No. 8—8$30 00 ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING ;— White's Patent Money Drawer, THE GREAT Till Thief Detector ! The U 8S Combination Lock Co. Their Locks are Burglar Proof—see them. A. 8S. Hallidie & Co’s IRON & STEEL ROPE MANUFACTORY, Orders for which we will. fill at the Mannfacturers Prices —freight added. Just received per ‘Last Steamer’? another lot of those ’ “SUN BURNERS,” ‘ The safest and most convenient Kerosene “Lamp burner and chimney yet ‘introduced to the public. They will save their cost in common chimneys every month—GET ONE, Sixty Cases of GUN COTTON for LASTING. It is as efficient as “Nitro Glycerine” without the risk attending the use and transportation of the latter, and is Fifty per cent cheaper than'Powder. THY IT. MORE “leetro Silicon» and **Carpet Sweepers? FOR THE LADIES. How CRAWFORD & CO. Nevada, Dec. 14, 1867. GOLDSMITH'’S DRY-COODS STORE, Cor, Broad & Pine Streets. Keep always the 4 a. Lon est, ~s Beg eapest, Bot e253 imest, = = foe Pies . and = @ é Fe Best 3 a Assortment of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths. 8 B NEW GROCERY STORE. T.:L. BALDWIN, MMERCIAL STREET, next door to the CMasonic Baild , keeps constantly on d an excellent stock of Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, AND EVERYTHING IN THE ‘GRUB LINE.’ _ All of which will be sold ee’ CHEAP FOR CASH ! 23 All long-winded customers are expected to pay up before the account is outlawed ¢ or give urable note on sheepskin All 8 warranted as represented and satisfaction srerenteet in every case, JOHN BELDEN will always be found on hand ready to do the agreeable for all customers. Give us a call, Nevada, October 4th. OPENING PARTY, —BY THE— YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB, F —AT THE— NATIONAL HALL, WEDNESDAY EVE'G, Jan. ist, 1868. COMMITTEE OP ‘ARRANGEMENTS. % 4. 3en M. 8. Hamilto: W. Coom! v. Schmidtburg, Ww Ww. Cross, be, DeWitt Tisdale, J. M. M. Hinds. Fioon Maxaczns. W.F. Evens, A. W.Lester, DeWit Tisdale. Rey kos Invitations must be shown or Ys fi W Bones ch aree. ae GS a da tN. J. BR. STONE. EMPIRE MARKET. No. 7 Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. NAFFZIGER & STONE, Prop’rs. That Three Quarters of the Goods fall Seppe Pee ee A ' SOLD IN THE CITY OF NEVADA, i In the Line of F; HARDWARE, i PORK, IRON and STEEL, . * ‘MUTTON. Hams, Bacon, Lard, &c. &c. OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE,

AT WHOLESALE'OR RETAIL, as Cheap as sf be delivered here from San Francisco. A food supply of Dried Beef, Fresh . Pork Sausage, &c,, always on hand, : Allorders from the eountry carefully and prom 54 filled Meats delivered in the elty—tres ° “CHOW KI ANG” AT SPENCE?S. J.& 8. ROSENTHAL —HAVE ON HAND— , The Largest, : The Richest, . The Choicest, The Cheapest, The Very Best, . STOCK OF DRY & FANCY COODS, TO BE FOUND IN NEYADA COUNTY. (2 Persons from the country shduld not fail; when they visit the city, to call at the old stand before making their purchases. D. 8. BAKER, J, A, MARTIN BAKER & MARTIN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOOD OF ALL KIND, —ALSO— WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED WOOD! WOOD -wooD! Shakes, Shingles, WHERE? At BAKER &§MARTINS, NO. 73 BROAD STREET, Nevada, September 12th. J. C. LEONARD, Teacher of Penmanship. KC, &e., CLASSES WILL MEET AT Miss. Hubbard’s School Room, —on— TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS, at 7 o'clock. Nevada, Nov. 28th. DISSOLUTION. None is hereby given that the co-partnership heretofore existing between A. H. Hanson and J. M. Hinds, in the Grocery Business, under the firm name of A. H. Hanson-& Co,, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. ‘The asin will be carried on at the old stand by A. H. Hanson. * A. H. HANSON, M. HINDS. de3 Nevada, Dec. 2d, 1867. NOTICE. LL PERSONS KNOWING THEMselves indebted to me will please settle their Accounts by the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1868. IF NOT SETTLED BY THAT TIME ACTION WILL BE TAKEN FOR COLLECTION. JULIUS GREENWALD. Cc. M. BATES, YSICIA —OFFiCcCE— In Masonic Building, Pine street, Nevada city A. ©. NELES, Attorney and Counselor at Law, P H N. — OF FICE— Corner of Broad and Pintreets, J. L. Caldwell and John Caldwell Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Office No. 42 Broad street, Nevada vey J.1. CALDWELL, Notary Public for Neva he wero and Commissicner for the State of JOHN CALDWELL, Tiateies aE case and Notary Public for Nevada Co J. I. CALDWELL, Deputy District Attorney CH, FERRAND, FEOTOVRAPE IC DAGDERREAN ARTIST, te" Every kind pie eekogrn: hs and Ambroypes taken in the best style o the Art, » ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. ~-JAMES COLLEY, ak. ae ee Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef PORK, VEAL, &c. "8. we ntate axe ¥ Nee —— ee as ee UP! UP! —To THE— HEADQUARTERS —or— ,BANNER BROS. ‘If you wish to Buy CLOTHING CHEAP! a DOWN! DOWN! DOWN ! With High Prices! We do not propose to sell you . CHEAP Coops! But we do peepeis to sell you coop cooDs » . CHEAPER Than they can be bought any where else in the County ! TO MINERS! 2" TAKE NOTICE !.41 ry 9 WILL OFFER FOR SALE From and after Monday, Dec. 9th, FIFTY CASES Of Latest Manufactured RUBBER CLOTHING, RUBBER BOOTS, Ete. Etc., At 25 percent lower than they have been sold this season, GREAT BARGAINS TO ALL! We are determined to give the public the full bene4it of the WINTER TRADE, BY KEEPING THE LARGEST STOCK OF Gents’ and Boys’ Fashionable Clothing, —AND— Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Blankets, all colors, Trunks, Valises, &c. &c, THAN ANY OTdH ERS IN THE COUN TY, And will sell them at. prices to SUIT EVERYBODY, coamceces the Old Stand of IBANNER BROS., pores Wholesale, 1 Siig and Retail Dealers. . (Cor. Broad & Pine Sts, "NEVADA CITY. fvaBease oe we { . . « tm > 4 “ 4 . earfo the Minere Expecially . . _ ORIGINAL COMBINED! LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.—OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.— = os PAID UP CAPITAL $500,000! VARIOUS FORMS OF POLICIES ! ((omBINED LIFE AND ACCIDENT. . _ Accidental Death and Compensa tion—separately. = Endowment Policies payable at a givenage, withcompensation for _ Accidents, or without compensation, apparent toany one who will give it a-moensation 0 $5) per week, on every $1000 i ta for all accidents causing total disabilit: Callat the office of the South VYuba Canal Company and learn shes particulars, GEO. P. SPARKS, ‘Agent. Nevada, Oct. 29th. ASSAY OFFICE, GEO. W. KIDD < ©O...Bankers. iG the Granite Building, on Broad Street, Nevada ber, The Highest Price will be paid for Gold Dust. Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates. Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Mint, MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral, at a low rate of interest, Registered County Scrip beughe at par. LEGAL TENDERS bought and gold at the Regular Rates. eposits received. Checks on San Francisco Sacramento and Virginia city, Drafts on the Eastern Cities, London, and’ Dublin, Ireland. ents for the London and Liverpool Fire and Life Insurance Company. ld and Ores of every desctiption Melted, Refined and Asgayed, Correspondents—San ar a Bank of California; Sacramento, D, Mills & Co, ; ‘ Virginia City, Agency Bank of California. oct? > GEO. W. KIDD & CO. BOOTS AND SHOES. WILLIAM R. COE, Corner of Main & Commerciati Sta, Ihave just received a NEW STOCK OF GOODS, Consisting of . Gents’? Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies’ Misses’ and Children’s Bahnorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippers, &c., &ce. From the best “Vanuttoturers of New York, Philadelphia and Boston. Rubber Boots,Gents, Ladics, Misses AND CHILDRENS’ SHOES, Just from the Manufactory,received by the last steamer. I a have a full assortment of SHOE FINDING Raiierte Celebrated Harness Blacknes Neats Foo French sy. f, ED, Linin Biines Sole e Leather, Leath er, F rege, ails, Awls, Thread, laste and in fact everything to be found in a first class Shoe and Finding Store. Repairing done in the very best style. Boots and Shees made to order. And a good fit Warranved im every case, on hand and will sell my.Goods Cheaper than any other © House io ty.Bread ! "aa Bread! CALL AT THE NEW YORK BAKERY, COMMERCIAL STREET, ND LEAVE YCUR ORDERS FOR BREAD AND CAKE, of every description: CANDY AND © BACH EER, Wholesale and Retail. Sold to the ‘Trade at San Francisco prices. Patronise Home Industry. N.B.—-Balls and Wedding Parties supplied with Ice Cream. puppets neatly gotten up. BOSTON BROWN BREAD ey garcons morning Qpders received till Saturday noen ap2 (4d. HOLLYWOOD, Propristor. JOHN fF, BUSSENIUS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, Ge” Physicians’ prepared, Agent Occidental Insurance Compeny: San Francisco, MASONIC BUILDING, BLAZE’S SALOON!. Corner of Pine & Commercial Sts. GO TO BLAZE’S, PIONEER ASSAY OFFIUK, (Established in 1853.) BY— JAMES JF. OTT ras Office—28 Main Str, Nevada City OLD ANDORES OF EVERY DESCRIPPs Lntag t= vere and Aseeyines Correctness of Assays full Melting pom epee presence of depositors. DMINISTRAT RS! NOTICE. —In_ the om settee of the te of John Hartsell, deNotice is Pa daoe above! , to all persons e above pekia a ee : ersto the und One to seven year policies, with The advantages of this Company must be . ment’s thought, combining as it does a s ur@ZO. W. KIDD. a. W. HINDS, R. W. TULLY . BANKING HOUSE —aND— es keep Boots of my own manufacture always » Prescriptions carefully : Corner of Pine ¢ ercial Streets, 4 G2 Residence next House above neat : a5 Church, Broad Street, Nevada. d. a a —.