December 7, 1872 (4 pages)

ieee, ictof the Sere County of Ne. or Galitorne AL BUTLER required te igéinst you in arteenth Judi. California, in on the eighth RAH A. DUT. wer the com.-> en days, (ex after the” ser8— if served erved out of strict, .within tin: forty days ainkt you by rayer of said . for the disse. ” Hony existing this. plaintitf, Gefendant to ries of life for tery commitAlse for her lly set forth. ure hereby noarand answer required, the + Court for the eof, I, T.-C; Jistriet Cort Jset my hand ourt, at office, e 9th day of ETT, Clerk, on, Deputy, ttorney. oft )TICE.AVEL COM. « trict, Nevada } hereby given 1 cf Trustees e 18th day of nt of eight (8) on the capitat e immediately eT cain, to. the. yhich skid asid on the 28d 2c deemed deadvertised fur nless payment sold ‘on Mon, 1873, to pay together with 18e8 Of sale. isteés. ‘TON, Sec’y. sechante’ Ex. . Bete ay ‘COUNTY, . DA CITY.° ; 10, 000, sident. » R.W, Tully, A. HY. Parker, collateral sey and County oid at Regular n discounted. Gold Dust, or at the Mint. ts received, cramento, San ity. yndon and Gerion, Globe InCalifarnia, San 8, Sacramento; irginia City. RY. HOLMES } oad ae 88 m all mr of sntistry in the. ea. 1 Gold, Si'ver, Satisfaction price’ of work. desired. MILL, LEY, ‘alley is oomeacdy to fill all g Lumber. co on e On Ease 2 . EB, TURNER, ‘attended to. D. MARSH, JHANGE } EVADA CIT roprietor OTEL IS A-.mimnodation of additions have ted up, in eleome are large, the Table will t of any Hotel t will spare po Lis guests comhe State hav ball night for aveling Public. Zar connecte! 6 is respectful ANCASTER, SELL, r. ng. drawn for idges, and all i Engineering, ner Btoad and . rs ) ) EUREKA ce ty daily at 6% ing every day, & Co’s Express, ifield, Moores’ Eureks. and ions made and ly attended to. ay meee nd @ “Gorner of Broad and Pine Stretis, _*Three Months, “ pany. All Directors are Shareholders, : Ve vad pe. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 17, 1872. NO. 179. The Daily Teansei NEVADA CITY, CAL. NLP. BROWN. * ‘M8 DRAL. BROWN & DE AL, . PUBLISHERS "AND PROPRIETORS, @ERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT : 4 One Year-—in rere Likiedeeibececue $10 60 ’ Bix Months, “ p Per week, Twenty-Five Cents. : . Auburn Street Grocery Store, GRASS VALLEY. —— * HE undersigned returne' his sincerc thanks to his old patrons for their past patronage, and hopes to receive a continuauce of the same. I shall endeavor to keep on hand, in the future as in the past, every article usually found in a first. class GROCERY AND PROVISION 8 TORE, and will gel] them at the lowcst rates. WM. GEORGE. Charter Oak Insurance Co., Capital, $10,000, 000. Tam agent for the above named Com} pany, which offers a new.plan of insurance different and better than anything of the kind ever offered to the-public. It com. be buth Life Insurance, and Savings k. WM. GEORGE. ce ee "WM, GEORGE, Wovaty Pubtic for Nevada County. Grass Valley July 16th, 1872. ‘LIVERPOOL AND LONDOR’ -AND GLOBE INSURANCECOMPANY. Orie AND'SURPLDUS FUND, (Gold) JAN, Ist ,1871, $20, 869,0' 079 04 ‘aSSBTS IN THE UNITED STATES, (GOLD) OVER $3,000,000 00! *w@ The Shareholders: are “persons y ve s fponsible for the engagements of the Com. ‘ ; W.-B. JOHNSTON,, General Agent Pacific Department. «~R. W. POLLY, &gent for Nevada * City. dée12 = A es CIGARS AND TOBACCO. JUBTUS GREENWALD, _ ROAD. STREET, NEVADA CFEY¥,HAS received the “Genuine Peach Brand Tobacco —ALSO— Peach Navy Tobacco IN DOUBLE THICKNESS, .~And All Other Brands as Usual On Hand! CIGARS! CIGARS! . OF “EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! “Miners and Consumers of Toba \ will save money by buy larg: the . same by the quantity, at whole-. sale prices. Best Quality and Full Weight? Thankful for the patronage of. the p&vlic » I invite all desiring goods in my line, to GIVE ME A CALL JULIUS .GREENWALD, Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1872 : CO-OPERATIVE ‘MARBLE WORKS. JOHN DANIEL & CO. (Successors to O. Gori.) eer of and dealers in SONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, « TOMBS, MANTLE PIECES, + TableTops, Counter Tops, Plamb. ers’ Slabs, Imposing Stones, “Bte.*at Lowest Prices. 494, Dine, Street. between Montgersery and * Kearny, San Francisco. Orders from the co for kind ef Maile Work telhcited and for any filled. San Francisco: Sept. ad, 1872, cy meine (CHARLES F. ROBINSON, -DESLEB IN e HE Yiaton 4GROCERIES & FPROVISIONS. ~@PPOSITE: ‘METHODIST CHURCH, cee mae tome, NEVADA. 5 * Week, the sold at lowest cash rates and ~-deliverd tree of chars” R.M, HUNT, dM. -D. -. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN daughter, by a previous husband, the fences of smoking, etc. mot doing so, and in about a munth »whom _ A Heartless Rascal. Towards the latter part of last year, business being scarce in the Bay, a ‘respectable boss mechanic accepted employment in t e Navy Yard at Mare Island. It became necessary, in consequence, for him-—to—remove his family -to Vallejo. His family, consisting of a’ wife and an cnly1 latter ‘being then a finely developed young woman of about seventeen years of age. ae In Vallejo they Saendiiney eung man in. business on his own account, by name Walter C. Willistun, who besame very attentive to the young lady, and made such desperate assaults upon her affection that the parents were speedily obliged to yield a reluctant consent to the union withoutdelay, having failed,‘ upon inquiry, to learn anything to-his discredit. The marriage was solemnized on Christmas day, 1871, and the parents oh acquaintance became much pleased with their.new.son-inlaw, as they found he was not onlya member of the Methodist Church, but a class-leader, and teacher, a member of the Young Men’s ‘Christian Association,;.a Good Templar, and an Odd Félow, and a member of various other moral and religious associations. He was, apparently, a paragon of excéllencies, quoting Scripture with the greatest fluency upon all occasions, and pretending to look with horror on all young men guilty of the (to him) heinous ofScarcely, however, had the honeymoon passed over the happy couple’s heads before he informed his young wife that he was deeply involved: in a thousand dollars immediately his brother, who he represénted to be his principal creditor, would shut up his business afid destrcy his prospects for life. -In great gricf his.young wife besought her motherto aid them, the husband agreeing: to secure the debt-by a bill of sale forthe amount. The mother, yielding to the importunity of the young people, came to San #ranaisco and raised the money by mortgaging a house she possessed here. On handpromised to give her the necessary papers on .the followimc day, bat made excuses from time ‘to time for insisted upon his wife immediately packing up her clothing, as he preposed to go to Cambridgeport, Mass., opulence, and where he could introduce “his young wife into society more worthy of her than California afforded. Giving his brother, to it appears. he had handed the thousand dollars, a bill of sale, he started off without further. delay. The mother, a3 a parting gift, guve the daughter a hundred dollars in gold with which to purchase clothing ete., on ber arrival in New York, suitable to the supposed condition vofthe husband’s relatives. Unfortunately the wife informed him thereof during the journey, and the result was that he got it frori her, together with a diamond riay,-which he sold and spent all bat twenty dollars of the amount before they reached New ‘York, paying .$15.a hundred for cjgars, which he smoked early and late. In New York he took his wife to see an uncle.and putting on mil{lionaire airs invited » youug female cousin to accompany him and his vwife+to the: theatre at a cost of nine dollars more, and then:took his ‘wife to a cheap lodging house to board, where she was in want of the commonest necessaries, and wrote a letter to her mother to send her daughter money to returnif shedid not want her to starve, as he could no longer syppart. her. The. mother, having now discovered something of his true chareter, ‘fortunately adopted the precaution, instead of «sending the money, of depositing it in the ticket order from the ticket agent to the Y * sfire , ing the son-in-law the money, jhe . office here and sending a telegraphic. thé daughter in due course arrived here, about a month ago gave birth to a male child. .__wife’s mother informing him of .the birth of the child he wrote todis:wife as follows: = —— “New York, ‘as. 13, 1872. I haven’t any. money to send you and if you hope for me in the future, all I cau say is unless I get in some business that will pay ine more than wages I shall not be able tode more than take care of myself,” I hate poverty and would not take care of you or any one else on wages, and tnis is why I left-California, and is the ieason I will not go back. I love you as well as Iam caperble of loving any one, and would do as much for youas for any one; bit I cannot and will not live with. you and.take the chances of raisen a large family on wages. You may think I am a brute; but if you had seen as much poverty as I have, you would dread our meetinga gain. I should have told_you this before if you had not been sick. I hope. by the time you get this you will be abbletto bear it, and remember . that ‘yaurwere—that you were badly desirved (badly deceived) when you took me fora husborn, forlam a bilk of the first.woter, (water,) ag (far) as supporting a wife on wages. This ix an honest discription of myself. If I had money enough I would do what is write; but as I have not, I shall do the next best thing in my opinion, ad that is never to go whers you are ggain. If you will use CoOmmMON Sénee, you will do“thee same; and L.bepe this will end all between OUs, ‘With this letter you can free Yourself from a person who is not worthy of:you, and who is not willing to support you on wages. “From your affectionate (?) husborn, : : “Wantrer C, Wriuistox.’’ of polite literature was a postscript, apparently to his ‘wife’s mather, L debt, and that‘unless he could raise Whose Christain name is Fanny: “P. §.—Dear Faxny.—I am very you out. of wour money, but I do a think Iam all sorry that.I bilked to blame; but I am willing to bear it. me, different; but as it is, I am ambilk, and believe every one else the : same. WaLrTer.”’ expose is made, cass, for him. of these days. ‘TEMPLE OF FASHION. for1871. All work guaranteed. railread company in-New York, and that medium on recoftd. a" .In response to a letter from the} Appended tohis choice specimen If my brother had acted as a man to every thing wonld have -been This only hoped that the rascal may be reached through the medium of the press, and that his. power to to deceive and betray other innocent people may be curtailed, that this It is apity the miscreant cannot be lashed to a cart tail and thrashed till his recreant soul should desert his loathsome carHanging is certainly too good It appears that he is in the habit of making public exhortations, and aspires to become # minister one So says the San where he said his father resided im [Francisco Republican, EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, San Francisco, as the First Premium for best general photographic work was awarded them at the Mechanics’ Exstitute Fair A FULL grown elephant and a sealion have just been shipped from New York to Memphis, Tenn., vy express—the first. instance of the ‘SR TECIAN. trauspottation of wild animals by . »,, \B. oH. MILLER wl COMMERCIAL yori ee (Nevada Cc ¥) DBmARGE AND COMPLETE sTOCK --OF.--*AND-WINTER CLOTHING) CONSISTING OF BUSINESS SUITS, DRESS SUITS, }BOY’S CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS INDIA RUBBER WEAR, Of all kinds, BLANKETS, TRUNKS, VALISES, Ete. Eb, ‘Which he offers for sale at the Lowest Living Rates. Whe.Goods are all new and galested expressly for this market. People. will do well to call and exemine his stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. 'MILLER “has ‘but ONE »PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST. B. H. MILLER. Nevada, Oct. 12th. SAN .JUAN GIFT EN.“TERPRISE. OTICE is hereby giventhat al} persons holding tickets in theNorth San-Juan Gift Concert, drawn January 4th, 1872, numbereJ, and with the sum of moncy dave upon each of the same as named here n, are required to present or ferward the saime to the Treasurer thereof, within tlinty, (30) days hereafter for payment. In defanlt thereof, the money remaining mncailed for, will be distributed pro rata among the stockholders. The list of tickets and the amount due on each are as follows, viz: As ™ passed up the street, Number. Sum Due. . On the last pleasant day, 547. -+--810 00 I met a young gent OI ie anesss ss! aacdas eu 5 00, mepsck sty lien ewer, RTS AEN CTS -.2@ 00 Trrat I made up my mind, Wher i saw hit fine'chothes, BATAG.. cece ccccscee one 2000 . . Atno place but Aschheim Bros.’, pe Pee eon 5 00 Coulddée find such at those, GASES 5 ance oneness 5 00 The Coss Mad maety, WOME cinta i canisness 5 00 Of clotbrid:was the best, : The’ Pants set comptetely; SOE fia siks cassie eahacests 20 00 And so did the Veet. : BBSSR. .6 ccccevecce oe epee 5 00 If Dresswell had-seen him, 2 SB RERECHCR OTe Cree 20 00 He'd had such @ fit , siecncnindsainh tdieiiaisaibinans 1 yo, ree Pe 5 00 Or helped him a bit. BTAGS. 22. esse eens 5 00 Every garment he wore, REEDS. 655 cco daiavetsecdss 5 00 Justsuited the man, WOE ass kick ox bn sab ha 23 00 Anarene lent Seeibaies Dees. sams MAE oso rx tvasenuetas 5 00 Where Prices are marked down, And the Largest Stock .in town, BROES.ccccccvcvne vee «e+. 5 00 Known to ali both great and small. DOO ic ch icctesavacsctos & 00 The place to trade none can deng, EE ionic pctcekaxiuas 5 00 At the old corner of Broad and‘Pine. ee Asking kindly one and all, os To favor us with a call. £4554. seemereees 5 OO ASCHHEIM BR@3S,, @RBEBD. ocin. 000 0 000 ce emeca ve S00 The Great Clothiers, Corner Broad and 3.00 Pine Streets, Banner Bros.’ old stand, NeMG 55 oss ci 00 samen P vada City. nls tl IE SONG EOE? 10 00 are MIND iss cosenecacses sacs 75°00 FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHB, €0 4 MOOBA . vis. sc cances ede OO . This edvertisement to be at the expense of the holders of the tickets aforesaid. By order late Board off,Tructees North San Jurn Gift Concert, — Per SECRETARY. N. San Juan, Cal., Nov, 13th, 1872. nl4 DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, (Graduate of the University of Germany.) TT ENDING.AND CONSULTING Sereies ter. 16th, j again and wilkkeep comstantly on hand ‘the best BREAD, DOUGH: NUTS; RKUSKS, &e. . OthcowhOAD STREET, opposite she \KOHLER’S BAKERY. CANDY MANUFACTORY, ROAD STREET, opposiis.Stumpf's Ho, aot Patronise Home Manufacture—No use buying year old Candies at ‘other places when you can get them Fresh for the same money f the Manufacturers WM. KOHLER -regpectfully informs . : . the public that. he has started his Bakery. ‘FRESH EVERY. MORNING, A great Variety of Cakes, including Ledy Fingers, Maccaronies, Honey Cakes. Kisses, Coffee Cakes, constantly on hand. Everything madeout of the finest material and sold at the*lowest prices. Fresh Candies made Every Day and sold Wholesale and Retail at San Francisco Prices. ! ‘GIVE. ME A CALL. ni6 beter sean: Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA. FFICE IN SAN FRANCISCO,, 435 California Street. Cash Capital $200,000. This Company is preparedto issue Policies against loss or daansge by Fire on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels in Port, Leases, Rents, and other insurable property, and against the perils of Lulaad and Coast Navigation, a Cc. W. KELLOGG /E resident, H.-G, Horner, Secretary. “W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent for Nevada wiaadh Nevada, Oct. 24th. A RAILROAD WATCH. RAVELERS by railroad frequently find their watches completely demoralized by the continuous jar of the train, To overcome this difficulty has long been the prob‘lem with watchmakers, and it is now successfully accomplisned iu the new grade made by the American Watch Co. of Waltham This Watch is made in the most substantial manner, on the most approved princi. ples, and combines all the rec: nt improvements. It has a new micrometrical reg ulator, by Which the slightest variation can be easily: @orrected. It is carefuily adjusted, and maybe entirely relied op to run accu. rately, wear well, and Endure the Hardest Usage. Without. any derangement whatever. We confidently recommend this"Watch to the trade and the public, as the : BEST WATCH FOR THE-PRICE ,IN‘DHEMARKET. _ Superintendent:of one of the Nevada Mines,’ writes that “Your «Waltham):.Watches ace the prl> ones that will stand the shock, of. blasting We have in this mine both foreign and different kinds of: Aimerican. Watches, Lut.the Waltham Wateh ds the only one adapted to our purpose,” The full tradesmark engraved on ,the plate of each Watch is AMERICAN WATCH CO., And is distinctly known as the CRBESGENT STREET WATCH. No Watches retailed by the Compan Js ROBBINS & APPLETON, GENERAIA AGENTS, né6 No. 1 Bond 8t.; New York. GEO, E. TURNER, E. W. BIGELOW. E. W. BIGELOWa& CO., enema AS Hardware, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware, Groceries and Provisions. Commercial Street..,. « Mevada City. ee E have just received « large and well seleeted stock of Groceries and Provisions, Whi will be sold mitne lowest living ra Rooke delivered & reasonsLie dit ence free of charge. “hes Nevada, May 2éth, 1872. CALIFORNIA SALVE, PUT UP BY ~ PLYLOR & CO. At Roseville Junction, Placer Co 8S A PAINLESS REMEDY for Pites, I Corns, Bunions, Sores and Flesh Wonnds Hon map or beast. Sold by E. M, PRESTON, Broad street, Nevada. pal Crescent Str., WaLTHaM, Mass. “ For sgle by all leading Jewelera. 1 Jape ABOLITICN. OIL. tg PEOPLE'S _NEVER. FAILEIG » KEMEDY FOR”’ . RHEUMATISM, “jerenatens; Gout, Paralysis, Lame Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints Contracted Cords and Muscles; on Pain in thé Breast, . Pleurisy Sore Threat, 1 Diptheria, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Head. Ache, Toothache, “ * Kar ache, And all external and tnbcrnal i 5 ay " and Aches, " oe . PRATT’S ABOLITION” OL. , THK POOR MAN'S FRIEND. Every Bottle its own Testimonieai Price—Small, 50 cts; Lange, $1: ; FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. BLOQD! BLOOD! BLOOM ‘DME ‘RIVER OF LIFE -Burify it with PRATT’S NEW LIFE, The Great Vegetable BLOOD, PURIFIER.AND LIVER IN. VIGORATQR. CURES 3 Scrofule,s:Salt Rheum; Tetter, Biutenes, + Boils, Pimples, Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases. CURES Chromic. and Inflamatory ‘Rhevmatign, «when every other remedy fails. ERADICATERS Syphilitic taint and all, beredits orders of, he Blood.from the} fystem.,, CURES. PILES, AND DYSPEPSIA. Stinulates the Liver and Kidneys to health action; keeps the Bowels as regular as clockwork and fortifies the i whole system against dis® _ @age in any fori, ie PRATT’S NEW LIFE. Price $1, \ Yor sale by allruygiste, A. McBOYLE & CQ., Druggists aud Chemists, San Francisco. agl Z Sole . Proprietors, ‘15,000,000 NEW YORK TRANSPLANTED OYSTERS: re OUR SAN BRUNO BEDS ; Finest Flavored 7 en ne THE OYSTERS . dy she World, for sale Wholesale and Retail. BY THE PIONEER IMPORLERS AND PLANTERS, EMERSON, CORVILLE & C0, . At their Depot, the noted » SADDLE RO:-CK! Pax0 Bimo Street, San Francisco. Nuk—We fill our country orders direct from the beds, and guarantee the dekivery onetr Oysters in goud order at any phise of the Pacific Slope. ° oi0-br EARTHENWARE! FRENCH PORCELAIN AND 2 GLASSWARE ! HAVILAND, HOOPER & C0. : $34 PINE, STREET., Below Montgomery, ' >rren above Goods.in lots to suit at t) LOWEST, MARKET RATES. Alean fall) ull line of Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, Japanued an:lPlanished Wares. Agents of ANSONIA CLOCK CO. A full ling of all ‘Styles of Cloeks, dapted to the trace of the Pacific Conet, which wy offer at Agent’s Rates, and guarantee to be the best in, the market. Haviland, Hooper & Co. 335 Pine Street, #19 San Francia,FURNITURE ! . FORNITURE : ERSONS in want nt of anything in P Furniture line, from the fe aa Bed Room and Parlor Sets ! Down toCommon CHAIRS AND TABLES, ‘can Duy them eetngt low ratea by caljing ou ‘ ideale: JOHNSTON, * ¥ “a aw

ieee, ictof the Sere County of Ne. or Galitorne AL BUTLER required te igéinst you in arteenth Judi. California, in on the eighth RAH A. DUT. wer the com.-> en days, (ex after the” ser8— if served erved out of strict, .within tin: forty days ainkt you by rayer of said . for the disse. ” Hony existing this. plaintitf, Gefendant to ries of life for tery commitAlse for her lly set forth. ure hereby noarand answer required, the + Court for the eof, I, T.-C; Jistriet Cort Jset my hand ourt, at office, e 9th day of ETT, Clerk, on, Deputy, ttorney. oft )TICE.AVEL COM. « trict, Nevada } hereby given 1 cf Trustees e 18th day of nt of eight (8) on the capitat e immediately eT cain, to. the. yhich skid asid on the 28d 2c deemed deadvertised fur nless payment sold ‘on Mon, 1873, to pay together with 18e8 Of sale. isteés. ‘TON, Sec’y. sechante’ Ex.. . Bete ay ‘COUNTY, . DA CITY.° ; 10, 000, sident. » R.W, Tully, A. HY. Parker, collateral sey and County oid at Regular n discounted. Gold Dust, or at the Mint. ts received, cramento, San ity. yndon and Gerion, Globe InCalifarnia, San 8, Sacramento; irginia City. RY. HOLMES } oad ae 88 m all mr of sntistry in the. ea. 1 Gold, Si'ver, Satisfaction price’ of work. desired. MILL, LEY, ‘alley is oomeacdy to fill all g Lumber. co on e On Ease 2 . EB, TURNER, ‘attended to. D. MARSH, JHANGE } EVADA CIT roprietor OTEL IS A-.mimnodation of additions have ted up, in eleome are large, the Table will t of any Hotel t will spare po Lis guests comhe State hav ball night for aveling Public. Zar connecte! 6 is respectful ANCASTER, SELL, r. ng. drawn for idges, and all i Engineering, ner Btoad and . rs ) ) EUREKA ce ty daily at 6% ing every day, & Co’s Express, ifield, Moores’ Eureks. and ions made and ly attended to. ay meee nd @ “Gorner of Broad and Pine Stretis, _*Three Months, “ pany. All Directors are Shareholders, : Ve vad pe. NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 17, 1872. NO. 179. The Daily Teansei NEVADA CITY, CAL. NLP. BROWN. * ‘M8 DRAL. BROWN & DE AL, . PUBLISHERS "AND PROPRIETORS, @ERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT : 4 One Year-—in rere Likiedeeibececue $10 60 ’ Bix Months, “ p Per week, Twenty-Five Cents. : . Auburn Street Grocery Store, GRASS VALLEY. —— * HE undersigned returne' his sincerc thanks to his old patrons for their past patronage, and hopes to receive a continuauce of the same. I shall endeavor to keep on hand, in the future as in the past, every article usually found in a first. class GROCERY AND PROVISION 8 TORE, and will gel] them at the lowcst rates. WM. GEORGE. Charter Oak Insurance Co., Capital, $10,000, 000. Tam agent for the above named Com} pany, which offers a new.plan of insurance different and better than anything of the kind ever offered to the-public. It com. be buth Life Insurance, and Savings k. WM. GEORGE. ce ee "WM, GEORGE, Wovaty Pubtic for Nevada County. Grass Valley July 16th, 1872. ‘LIVERPOOL AND LONDOR’ -AND GLOBE INSURANCECOMPANY. Orie AND'SURPLDUS FUND, (Gold) JAN, Ist ,1871, $20, 869,0' 079 04 ‘aSSBTS IN THE UNITED STATES, (GOLD) OVER $3,000,000 00! *w@ The Shareholders: are “persons y ve s fponsible for the engagements of the Com. ‘ ; W.-B. JOHNSTON,, General Agent Pacific Department. «~R. W. POLLY, &gent for Nevada * City. dée12 = A es CIGARS AND TOBACCO. JUBTUS GREENWALD, _ ROAD. STREET, NEVADA CFEY¥,HAS received the “Genuine Peach Brand Tobacco —ALSO— Peach Navy Tobacco IN DOUBLE THICKNESS, .~And All Other Brands as Usual On Hand! CIGARS! CIGARS! . OF “EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST! “Miners and Consumers of Toba \ will save money by buy larg: the . same by the quantity, at whole-. sale prices. Best Quality and Full Weight? Thankful for the patronage of. the p&vlic » I invite all desiring goods in my line, to GIVE ME A CALL JULIUS .GREENWALD, Broad Street, Nevada City. January 28th, 1872 : CO-OPERATIVE ‘MARBLE WORKS. JOHN DANIEL & CO. (Successors to O. Gori.) eer of and dealers in SONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, « TOMBS, MANTLE PIECES, + TableTops, Counter Tops, Plamb. ers’ Slabs, Imposing Stones, “Bte.*at Lowest Prices. 494, Dine, Street. between Montgersery and * Kearny, San Francisco. Orders from the co for kind ef Maile Work telhcited and for any filled. San Francisco: Sept. ad, 1872, cy meine (CHARLES F. ROBINSON, -DESLEB IN e HE Yiaton 4GROCERIES & FPROVISIONS. ~@PPOSITE: ‘METHODIST CHURCH, cee mae tome, NEVADA. 5 * Week, the sold at lowest cash rates and ~-deliverd tree of chars” R..M, HUNT, dM. -D. -. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN daughter, by a previous husband, the fences of smoking, etc. mot doing so, and in about a munth »whom _ A Heartless Rascal. Towards the latter part of last year, business being scarce in the Bay, a ‘respectable boss mechanic accepted employment in t e Navy Yard at Mare Island. It became necessary, in consequence, for him-—to—remove his family -to Vallejo. His family, consisting of a’ wife and an cnly1 latter ‘being then a finely developed young woman of about seventeen years of age. ae In Vallejo they Saendiiney eung man in. business on his own account, by name Walter C. Willistun, who besame very attentive to the young lady, and made such desperate assaults upon her affection that the parents were speedily obliged to yield a reluctant consent to the union withoutdelay, having failed,‘ upon inquiry, to learn anything to-his discredit. The marriage was solemnized on Christmas day, 1871, and the parents oh acquaintance became much pleased with their.new.son-inlaw, as they found he was not onlya member of the Methodist Church, but a class-leader, and teacher, a member of the Young Men’s ‘Christian Association,;.a Good Templar, and an Odd Félow, and a member of various other moral and religious associations. He was, apparently, a paragon of excéllencies, quoting Scripture with the greatest fluency upon all occasions, and pretending to look with horror on all young men guilty of the (to him) heinous ofScarcely, however, had the honeymoon passed over the happy couple’s heads before he informed his young wife that he was deeply involved: in a thousand dollars immediately his brother, who he represénted to be his principal creditor, would shut up his business afid destrcy his prospects for life. -In great gricf his.young wife besought her motherto aid them, the husband agreeing: to secure the debt-by a bill of sale forthe amount. The mother, yielding to the importunity of the young people, came to San #ranaisco and raised the money by mortgaging a house she possessed here. On handpromised to give her the necessary papers on .the followimc day, bat made excuses from time ‘to time for insisted upon his wife immediately packing up her clothing, as he preposed to go to Cambridgeport, Mass., opulence, and where he could introduce “his young wife into society more worthy of her than California afforded. Giving his brother, to it appears. he had handed the thousand dollars, a bill of sale, he started off without further. delay. The mother, a3 a parting gift, guve the daughter a hundred dollars in gold with which to purchase clothing ete., on ber arrival in New York, suitable to the supposed condition vofthe husband’s relatives. Unfortunately the wife informed him thereof during the journey, and the result was that he got it frori her, together with a diamond riay,-which he sold and spent all bat twenty dollars of the amount before they reached New ‘York, paying .$15.a hundred for cjgars, which he smoked early and late. In New York he took his wife to see an uncle.and putting on mil{lionaire airs invited » youug female cousin to accompany him and his vwife+to the: theatre at a cost of nine dollars more, and then:took his ‘wife to a cheap lodging house to board, where she was in want of the commonest necessaries, and wrote a letter to her mother to send her daughter money to returnif shedid not want her to starve, as he could no longer syppart. her. The. mother, having now discovered something of his true chareter, ‘fortunately adopted the precaution, instead of «sending the money, of depositing it in the ticket order from the ticket agent to the Y * sfire , ing the son-in-law the money, jhe . office here and sending a telegraphic. thé daughter in due course arrived here, about a month ago gave birth to a male child. .__wife’s mother informing him of .the birth of the child he wrote todis:wife as follows: = —— “New York, ‘as. 13, 1872. I haven’t any. money to send you and if you hope for me in the future, all I cau say is unless I get in some business that will pay ine more than wages I shall not be able tode more than take care of myself,” I hate poverty and would not take care of you or any one else on wages, and tnis is why I left-California, and is the ieason I will not go back. I love you as well as Iam caperble of loving any one, and would do as much for youas for any one; bit I cannot and will not live with. you and.take the chances of raisen a large family on wages. You may think I am a brute; but if you had seen as much poverty as I have, you would dread our meetinga gain. I should have told_you this before if

you had not been sick. I hope. by the time you get this you will be abbletto bear it, and remember . that ‘yaurwere—that you were badly desirved (badly deceived) when you took me fora husborn, forlam a bilk of the first.woter, (water,) ag (far) as supporting a wife on wages. This ix an honest discription of myself. If I had money enough I would do what is write; but as I have not, I shall do the next best thing in my opinion, ad that is never to go whers you are ggain. If you will use CoOmmMON Sénee, you will do“thee same; and L.bepe this will end all between OUs, ‘With this letter you can free Yourself from a person who is not worthy of:you, and who is not willing to support you on wages. “From your affectionate (?) husborn, : : “Wantrer C, Wriuistox.’’ of polite literature was a postscript, apparently to his ‘wife’s mather, L debt, and that‘unless he could raise Whose Christain name is Fanny: “P. §.—Dear Faxny.—I am very you out. of wour money, but I do a think Iam all sorry that.I bilked to blame; but I am willing to bear it. me, different; but as it is, I am ambilk, and believe every one else the : same. WaLrTer.”’ expose is made, cass, for him. of these days.. ‘TEMPLE OF FASHION. for1871. All work guaranteed. railread company in-New York, and that medium on recoftd. a" .In response to a letter from the} Appended tohis choice specimen If my brother had acted as a man to every thing wonld have -been This only hoped that the rascal may be reached through the medium of the press, and that his. power to to deceive and betray other innocent people may be curtailed, that this It is apity the miscreant cannot be lashed to a cart tail and thrashed till his recreant soul should desert his loathsome carHanging is certainly too good It appears that he is in the habit of making public exhortations, and aspires to become # minister one So says the San where he said his father resided im [Francisco Republican, EDQUARY & COBB, 504 Kearney Street, San Francisco, as the First Premium for best general photographic work was awarded them at the Mechanics’ Exstitute Fair A FULL grown elephant and a sealion have just been shipped from New York to Memphis, Tenn., vy express—the first. instance of the ‘SR TECIAN. trauspottation of wild animals by . »,, \B. oH. MILLER wl COMMERCIAL yori ee (Nevada Cc ¥) DBmARGE AND COMPLETE sTOCK --OF.--*AND-WINTER CLOTHING) CONSISTING OF BUSINESS SUITS, DRESS SUITS, }BOY’S CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS INDIA RUBBER WEAR, Of all kinds, BLANKETS, TRUNKS, VALISES, Ete. Eb, ‘Which he offers for sale at the Lowest Living Rates. Whe.Goods are all new and galested expressly for this market. People. will do well to call and exemine his stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere. 'MILLER “has ‘but ONE »PRICE AND THAT THE LOWEST. B. H. MILLER. Nevada, Oct. 12th. SAN .JUAN GIFT EN.“TERPRISE. OTICE is hereby giventhat al} persons holding tickets in theNorth San-Juan Gift Concert, drawn January 4th, 1872, numbereJ, and with the sum of moncy dave upon each of the same as named here n, are required to present or ferward the saime to the Treasurer thereof, within tlinty, (30) days hereafter for payment. In defanlt thereof, the money remaining mncailed for, will be distributed pro rata among the stockholders. The list of tickets and the amount due on each are as follows, viz: As ™ passed up the street, Number. Sum Due. . On the last pleasant day, 547. -+--810 00 I met a young gent OI ie anesss ss! aacdas eu 5 00, mepsck sty lien ewer, RTS AEN CTS -.2@ 00 Trrat I made up my mind, Wher i saw hit fine'chothes, BATAG... cece ccccscee one 2000 . . Atno place but Aschheim Bros.’, pe Pee eon 5 00 Coulddée find such at those, GASES 5 ance oneness 5 00 The Coss Mad maety, WOME cinta i canisness 5 00 Of clotbrid:was the best, : The’ Pants set comptetely; SOE fia siks cassie eahacests 20 00 And so did the Veet. : BBSSR. .6 ccccevecce oe epee 5 00 If Dresswell had-seen him, 2 SB RERECHCR OTe Cree 20 00 He'd had such @ fit , siecncnindsainh tdieiiaisaibinans 1 yo, ree Pe 5 00 Or helped him a bit. BTAGS. 22.. esse eens 5 00 Every garment he wore, REEDS. 655 cco daiavetsecdss 5 00 Justsuited the man, WOE ass kick ox bn sab ha 23 00 Anarene lent Seeibaies Dees. sams MAE oso rx tvasenuetas 5 00 Where Prices are marked down, And the Largest Stock .in town, BROES..ccccccvcvne vee «e+. 5 00 Known to ali both great and small. DOO ic ch icctesavacsctos & 00 The place to trade none can deng, EE ionic pctcekaxiuas 5 00 At the old corner of Broad and‘Pine. ee Asking kindly one and all, os To favor us with a call. £4554.. seemereees 5 OO ASCHHEIM BR@3S,, @RBEBD. ocin. 000 0 000 ce emeca ve S00 The Great Clothiers, Corner Broad and 3.00 Pine Streets, Banner Bros.’ old stand, NeMG 55 oss ci 00 samen P vada City. nls tl IE SONG EOE? 10 00 are MIND iss cosenecacses sacs 75°00 FOR SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHB, €0 4 MOOBA . vis. sc cances ede OO . This edvertisement to be at the expense of the holders of the tickets aforesaid. By order late Board off,Tructees North San Jurn Gift Concert, — Per SECRETARY. N. San Juan, Cal., Nov, 13th, 1872. nl4 DR. EDWIN DOBRENZ, (Graduate of the University of Germany.) TT ENDING.AND CONSULTING Sereies ter. 16th, j again and wilkkeep comstantly on hand ‘the best BREAD, DOUGH: NUTS; RKUSKS, &e. . OthcowhOAD STREET, opposite she \KOHLER’S BAKERY. CANDY MANUFACTORY, ROAD STREET, opposiis.Stumpf's Ho, aot Patronise Home Manufacture—No use buying year old Candies at ‘other places when you can get them Fresh for the same money f the Manufacturers WM. KOHLER -regpectfully informs . : . the public that. he has started his Bakery. ‘FRESH EVERY. MORNING, A great Variety of Cakes, including Ledy Fingers, Maccaronies, Honey Cakes. Kisses, Coffee Cakes, constantly on hand. Everything madeout of the finest material and sold at the*lowest prices. Fresh Candies made Every Day and sold Wholesale and Retail at San Francisco Prices. ! ‘GIVE. ME A CALL. ni6 beter sean: Insurance Co. OF CALIFORNIA. FFICE IN SAN FRANCISCO,, 435 California Street. Cash Capital $200,000. This Company is preparedto issue Policies against loss or daansge by Fire on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, Vessels in Port, Leases, Rents, and other insurable property, and against the perils of Lulaad and Coast Navigation, a Cc. W. KELLOGG /E resident, H.-G, Horner, Secretary. “W. H. DAVIDSON, Agent for Nevada wiaadh Nevada, Oct. 24th. A RAILROAD WATCH. RAVELERS by railroad frequently find their watches completely demoralized by the continuous jar of the train, To overcome this difficulty has long been the prob‘lem with watchmakers, and it is now successfully accomplisned iu the new grade made by the American Watch Co. of Waltham This Watch is made in the most substantial manner, on the most approved princi. ples, and combines all the rec: nt improvements. It has a new micrometrical reg ulator, by Which the slightest variation can be easily: @orrected. It is carefuily adjusted, and maybe entirely relied op to run accu. rately, wear well, and Endure the Hardest Usage. Without. any derangement whatever. We confidently recommend this"Watch to the trade and the public, as the : BEST WATCH FOR THE-PRICE ,IN‘DHEMARKET. _ Superintendent:of one of the Nevada Mines,’ writes that “Your «Waltham):.Watches ace the prl> ones that will stand the shock, of. blasting We have in this mine both foreign and different kinds of: Aimerican. Watches, Lut.the Waltham Wateh ds the only one adapted to our purpose,” The full tradesmark engraved on ,the plate of each Watch is AMERICAN WATCH CO., And is distinctly known as the CRBESGENT STREET WATCH. No Watches retailed by the Compan Js ROBBINS & APPLETON, GENERAIA AGENTS, né6 No. 1 Bond 8t.; New York. GEO, E. TURNER, E. W. BIGELOW. E. W. BIGELOWa& CO., enema AS Hardware, Tinware, Crockery, Glassware, Groceries and Provisions. Commercial Street...,. « Mevada City. ee E have just received « large and well seleeted stock of Groceries and Provisions, Whi will be sold mitne lowest living ra Rooke delivered & reasonsLie dit ence free of charge. “hes Nevada, May 2éth, 1872. CALIFORNIA SALVE, PUT UP BY ~ PLYLOR & CO. At Roseville Junction, Placer Co 8S A PAINLESS REMEDY for Pites, I Corns, Bunions, Sores and Flesh Wonnds Hon map or beast. Sold by E. M, PRESTON, Broad street, Nevada. pal Crescent Str., WaLTHaM, Mass. “ For sgle by all leading Jewelera. 1 Jape ABOLITICN. OIL. tg PEOPLE'S _NEVER. FAILEIG » KEMEDY FOR”’ . RHEUMATISM, “jerenatens; Gout, Paralysis, Lame Back, Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Joints Contracted Cords and Muscles; on Pain in thé Breast, . Pleurisy Sore Threat, 1 Diptheria, Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Head. Ache, Toothache, “ * Kar ache, And all external and tnbcrnal i 5 ay " and Aches, " oe . PRATT’S ABOLITION” OL. , THK POOR MAN'S FRIEND. Every Bottle its own Testimonieai Price—Small, 50 cts; Lange, $1: ; FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. BLOQD! BLOOD! BLOOM ‘DME ‘RIVER OF LIFE -Burify it with PRATT’S NEW LIFE, The Great Vegetable BLOOD, PURIFIER.AND LIVER IN. VIGORATQR. CURES 3 Scrofule,s:Salt Rheum; Tetter, Biutenes, + Boils, Pimples, Sore Eyes, Skin Diseases. CURES Chromic. and Inflamatory ‘Rhevmatign, «when every other remedy fails. ERADICATERS Syphilitic taint and all, beredits orders of, he Blood.from the} fystem.,, CURES. PILES, AND DYSPEPSIA. Stinulates the Liver and Kidneys to health action; keeps the Bowels as regular as clockwork and fortifies the i whole system against dis® _ @age in any fori, ie PRATT’S NEW LIFE. Price $1, \ Yor sale by allruygiste, A. McBOYLE & CQ., Druggists aud Chemists, San Francisco. agl Z Sole . Proprietors, ‘15,000,000 NEW YORK TRANSPLANTED OYSTERS: re OUR SAN BRUNO BEDS ; Finest Flavored 7 en ne THE OYSTERS . dy she World, for sale Wholesale and Retail. BY THE PIONEER IMPORLERS AND PLANTERS, EMERSON, CORVILLE & C0, . At their Depot, the noted » SADDLE RO:-CK! Pax0 Bimo Street, San Francisco. Nuk—We fill our country orders direct from the beds, and guarantee the dekivery onetr Oysters in goud order at any phise of the Pacific Slope. ° oi0-br EARTHENWARE! FRENCH PORCELAIN AND 2 GLASSWARE ! HAVILAND, HOOPER & C0. : $34 PINE, STREET., Below Montgomery, ' >rren above Goods.in lots to suit at t) LOWEST, MARKET RATES. Alean fall) ull line of Table Cutlery, Plated Ware, Japanued an:lPlanished Wares. Agents of ANSONIA CLOCK CO. A full ling of all ‘Styles of Cloeks, dapted to the trace of the Pacific Conet, which wy offer at Agent’s Rates, and guarantee to be the best in, the market. Haviland, Hooper & Co. 335 Pine Street, #19 San Francia,FURNITURE ! . FORNITURE : ERSONS in want nt of anything in P Furniture line, from the fe aa Bed Room and Parlor Sets ! Down toCommon CHAIRS AND TABLES, ‘can Duy them eetngt low ratea by caljing ou ‘ ideale: JOHNSTON, * ¥ “a aw