January 13, 1872 (4 pages)

{ : be ly iziform the peo. that ei have em o 2 Lor OF NEW BACON, eral Thousand Hogs, WEST RATES, mand Lard are. lacture and axe 23 before Offered Any: other mar. eceiving large shipKast and is manu as, Bacon and Lard atains being favora greatest care being he product of the found superior ie ~your LARD, exam: ir “BRAND” upon e nee ny quantity of our CON. AND. LARD. part-of the Pacitic ‘els, Fargo & Oo's, & KENT, 1da City. Cal, as ROUND. ining Shafts and In; Guy Ropes. For 'y length or size i CHEAPER, light . . facts as shown by the testimony were “=. the saloon in about ten minutes. ~ (t ~ he was invited . themiddle of the floor, said to Gun‘The ‘Daily Transcript NEVADA cITY, CAL, ahh LOCAL AFFAIRS. Sentence of B Ben, Bs Pd Reed. Yesterday morning at 10 o’clock, . . ‘was the time fixed by Judge, Reardan for sentencing Benjamin Reed, who was indicted for the murder of Chris. tian Gunnison in this city, on the 2d day of November last.’ The trial was concluded last Tuesday. The briefly as follows: Gunnison, Wheeler and Erskine were playing cards i in Carley & ‘Tompkins’ saloon. “Reed went in and sat on the table, wheni, take a ‘drink by one: of Gunitison’s . associates. He replied, E-will,. take-a hand too: To the latter sar tif rebyaeted, and no more was said: t til Reed made a remark, that a hayi'shown by Gun-' nison was not. worth anything. A wordy quarrel heré took place, Gunnison using very abusive language, and Reed went out of the saloon. ‘At the door he turned; and -after eursing Gunnison, said, -‘I’ll see you ."’ Reed then went nearly twe hiock. gota pistol and returned to He walked to the counter, stopped a moment, and then stepping out.to nison, “come on, Iam heeled for . . you now.’’ At the instant the pistol was drawn, Gunnigon got up from his seat in the back of the room, picked up a chair which he held in frent of him and advanced. When he got within four or five feet Reed discharged his pistol, and in an hour -his victim died. The case was con. cluded on Tuesday by a verdict of . manslaughter rendered by the jury, and yesterday morning fixed for sen-. tence. When asked by the Judge whether he had anything to say why sentence sbould not be passed by the Court, Mr, Waters, counsel fcr the defendant, said he had not. J udge Reardan ordered the prisoner to stand upand he did so. The J udge then stated the facts’of the case as shown by the evidence, and said in effect: that had the jury brought i m a verdict-of murder in. the first degree he should have thought it f ally sustained by the evidence, and that a verdict of murder in the second degree would have been an evidence of leniency on the! part of the jury, but since the verdict was for manslaughter,a lower offense;he felt it a duty to give him the full extent of the law. The Judge then sentenced him toim. street. manufactured by F. H, Figherof this am city, and used for hydranlic mining, has been tested. by many miners. ; It throws a stréarh froma one to eight inches i in diameter, atid is easily handled. / Those who desire t examine the thachine will find them atFisher’s machine shop on: Sacramento The advertisement will_ be found in to-day’s paper, which also contains a-notice of caution to those who buy the~-*Little Giant,” which Fisher claims to be an’ infringement upon his patent. ? Take a Charice. Owing to the impossibility’ of IeavNing this city:on account of the storm, the proprietor of the ‘Novelty Store has concluded to remain for a few days longer-at-the. laté formerly oc“éupied by Geo. W. Welch, on Broadstreet, Where he will offer “till greater inducements to the people. “Phe . stock comprises a very large assortment of beautiful chromos, jewelry, lithographs, ete. Every ticket draws a prize. The” tickets are only fifty _ Fisher's i hier, i V rhe Hydraulic Chief, patented and . ’ ue strength and nervous energy of the’ human body ought to be increased during . the winteryfortwo reasons:In the first place. diseases of the dst deadly Sharacter miay . be generated: at this . season¢ arid secondly, it isof the utmost importance that during . the cold weather months the system should fects of the Spring miasnia, and the subsequent heat of summer; It, is therefore advisable, in fact essential, to ‘tone, regulate and invigorate the digestive and sécretive organs at this period of the year, and of all the stomachics cand alterstives at present known, Hostetter’s Stomach Bittersi e most powerful, the must harmless, and thay most agreeable, The temperature.of Wén‘. ter would be in itself a a glorious tonic if it. ~ 74. . did™ not, unfortunately, ‘Dring with itAat— volume of chilling moisture and uaW! some winds, which have a bad effect on skin and lungs. These must be—gua “against, or there is no security for heal The effect of a course of the Bitters is give vigorand tone tothe entire Ol gani tion—the superficial muscles and nerves, as Well as the internat viscera. A regular habit-of body, a healthy and natural flow of bile, an active digestion, a good appetite, . pure blood, and a vigorous circulation of that fluld, are among the biessings derivable from. a . persistent use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, ‘Which not only more-than supplies the place of the best tonic, cathartics apd antiseptics prescribed in their: separate cents each. Persons not wishing to buy tickets to obtain any of the various articles in the store, can. purchase any of the goods at cost prices for cash. This ii rare opportunity to secure valuable pictures, watches and other jewelry; at low prices. A fey. days yet remain to make pur-. chases on. , 3t Oysters. We call attention to Frank Guild’s advertisement in to-day’s paper.—He has fitted up and neatly furnished rooms fer families, or ladies, up stairs, where they will receive every attention. His tariff for oysters will be séen in his card, and those who call on him Will find everything in good style. His stand is at the junction of Main and Commercial streets. -e “? District Court Jan, 12th, The people vs. Reed—Sentenced to ten years in the State Prison, Dodge vs. want of jurisdiction. Settle vs. Settle—Suit for divorce. Set for trial on Monday next. Court adjourned to Saturday morning at 10-0’clock. : The Mails. nect on hides, and Wells & Co’s. stage, which-started from Moore's Flat at midnight on Wednesday, did not reach Lake City until Thursday evening. The mails in that direction are carried on horseback/ The nany other kind of Es Rope Way, Lway.] ied) ‘tra msportation s. sia over the mounSecured by U. 8. PULLEY, and by which the nnot slip. rculars. ‘the ufacturing Ceo. NLA. rire; arenes en to order. HALLIDIE, San Francisco, Cal c. E. MULIOT fULLOY, m ZOVISIONS, , , NEVADA GY. sACO VISIONS on hand. tly received from wong them HYPEIGAN CRANBERA, &c. yanything in our Us & Call. “Eis ds MULLOY, ~~ Z ange Shaving “we get-as much—this<year~the-total}— Watson, of Forest Springs, County " total up “to the: same date is 59.25 ~ inches. Last.year the rain fall after “prisonment in the State Penitentiary for a term of ten years. This Season and Last. Up to January 12th; last year, the rain fall, according to the rain gauge \at the South Yuba Canal Co.’s ofSees I7.08 inches, and the total for the season 45.35. This year the this time was 38:27 inches. Should will be, at the end ofthe present season, 97.52 inches. As last year . was adry season it is probable we shall have as much more as we had after this date, at least, and the total rain fall at this place may be put in the neighborhood of 100 inches. Deer Creek--A Chinaman Over= . board. You Thursday afternoon the water was very high in Deeg creek, but during the night the rain was not so heavy and the creek had fallen considerably. On ‘Chursday afternoon a Chinaman attémpted to cross the creek on # ‘log, with an umbrella isted ‘and a pair of gum. boots on. ‘not make the shore, but fell revel gt a heavy wetting 1d a few Pee: F Scheol Matters. T. B. White, teacher of the Grammar school in this city, has tendered his resignation to the Board of Trust-. _ ees, to"take-effect on the.1st of February. Mr. White has accepted a Position at Austin, Nevada. B. J. . Superintendent of Schools elect, has been tendered the positiont,vcated by Mr, White by es School Hon. A. KA ent and family have Ss Weabingtan. Mr. Sargent . rangements lay ten or twelve hours in Colfax. 7 we Death of Halleck. : Major Genertl H. W. Halleck died at Louisville, Ky., on Wednesday morning, of congestion of the brain: He was about 53 years of age, an able General, an accomplished and successful lawyer, and highly respected by all who knew him. {Fire Insurance Companies. Turner—Dismissed ‘for. Piste Sacramento mails, under present _sr. _ forms by physicidris, but-perform the threefold work of invigoration, regulation .and purification, at one and the sume time. CAUTION! LL PERSONS, ARE WARNED against purchasing, ‘as DANFOR DH's PESaw LU M FL vib,’ articles advertised ‘as * Patent Petroleum luid,” etc. ‘the genuine article can oniy be haa atthe FORD, who is the sole and only authorized agent for Nevuda City. An attempt was made in Sacramento, by unscrupulous dealers, to introduce Gasoline-anu other Explosive Fluids, under the’ assed hame ot ‘‘Danforth’s Petroleum “Fluid,” but it was arrested beture hurm had resulted. ‘Che exclusive right to s-ll this excellentarticle on this Coast, ia held by a company, that-will not be respousible for . . ids sold under the assumed name of their article, and, by order of Mr.antorth, will prosecute in the United states” Soest, © parties so selling. sta J.J. LYNN, 4 ‘4 General ‘eo. Nevada, Dec, 31; 1871. The Leading American — TP\RIED IN-TBE, FIRE AND FOUND FAITHYUL, OF HARTFORD AND NEW YORK, o CASH CAPITAL & ASSETS, Oeb-1;-1871, $6,479,861.12. These Sterling Companies, after paying every loss by the ives be put in wf conidition to withstand the eff Hardware Store of W. H. CRAW. . any accident resulting froin the use of flu. PHCINIX AND. 4 HOME . Peremptery Bale! eT RAY ae me: str tied . rt : = . _ FORTY THOUSAND. DOLLARS WORTH}: ry + OF. iu. .OTHING ; ence of the FOR NEVADA CITY-AND-COUNTY. ——— ; @ Office—No, 44 Broad Street, Nevada City. j5 Se snow. ALEX. I. ZEKIND. — ale = =. . . aa co. : and — ae ; WING tos thange in the Pee whivh . — ews ana ars. oO wiht take plsce in January, 1872, ~wad : ; . t v Cigar 2: Toba000,, the transfer of their main house and budi> = — Fs) COLD at Playing Cards , Pipes, &e ness ae = : oe ‘ oe : : : SOUTH-EAST CORNER. MONTGOMERY. To New York City, BANNER BROS, Se THAT THEY~ — NOW SELLING ~ 4 ie SECURE your outside ~. Against the unwelcome interfer‘. and the Ills resulting from COLD DRAFT a eee NOW IS THE TIME DOORS ANDWINDOWS! rt INSURANCE COMPANY,. . Capital == = $12,500,000 “Or FTONDON. x aeons EN GOLD COIN., LOSSES SETTLED IMMEDI ATELY ‘ON ADJUSTMENT BY Ge. OHARA TAAFFE, General _— Office—North East Corner Califoriy nes nis and Householder#haye long felt the need of ave ~ Sie. ething — a : ae Simple and Durable ! That would save Carpets, teat that finds its way into dwellings undev outside Doors and Windows. ‘ @ Clay’s Patent Metallic WEATHER STRIP a. Challenges the admiration of all who have seén its operation. OUT THEIR ENTIRE “STOCK OF GENT’s WIN TER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, At the tigiving . _ SACRIFICIAL RATES: . $30 Beaver Suits for $25, $25, Beaver Suits for $20. $25 Fine Coats for $20. $25 Cassimere Suits for Chicago Sere kona pus Will have remaining available Cash Asseta, exceeding Five Million Dollars! We call the'special attention of the pub lic tothe fact that these Companies do a FIRE INLURANCE BUSINESS EXCLUSIVEL ~ hence’ their “Assets are pledged SOLELY to their patrons as security against LOSS. BY_FIRE, and are not weakened and diminished. by. Marine, Inlaid and Life lia"We ‘are indebted to Hon. Robert Bell for copies of bills proposed in the Assembly, among them a bill introduced by Mr. Harvey relating to a registry and return of marriages, births and deaths, and establishing local Boards of Health. an important one, and we shall éxamine it carefully. . Repealed. The bills repealing the litigant and State paper bills. passed the Assembly on Wednesday ‘last, and will soon come up for consideration in the Senate, where a few.of the Democrats may attempt to defeat the repeal of these unjust laws. Damage to the Railroad, * We are-informed that a slide occurred on the Central Pacific Railroad.near the Summit, on Thursday; carrying.away the snow she at ‘. one place, breaking down the telegraph wires, and.so blocking up the he trayel ws was intecraptes exercises for’ this “ Congregatio Church: ona te for thé outpouring of the Holy Spi . fet ‘the increase of Christian Jove and . holy. zeal; for all missiouanes at home and abroad; for all Christians exposed to trial and persecution ;for the prevre? “ Military. ene Nevada Light Guard will meet Koad imainher ofitia Coviginy tient be on hand. The bill is ' alence of religious liberty; for.the ex‘ tension of the Redeemer’s: seme, ay . bilities, as is the cage with Companies combining the several branches. } Those desiring RELIABLE Fire Insurance . at fair rates, are invited to apply at the Of. fices of the above. Coinpanies. ree DEPARTMENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST Bk. MAGILL, Manager. G, P. SPARKS, Agent, 028 AT NEVADA CIYT. UNION HOTEL, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. . THIS HOUSE is all that can be desired as a Home, all the ROOMS BEING LARGE, LIGHT AND AIRY;“Ga The TABLE abundantly supplied with all the delicacies of the Season. The Bar tin da by any, for choice” WENES AND LIQUORS. THE BILLIARD ROOM contains Two of of Phelan’s Best Tables, is light and ant, and well supplied with geod cues, and Ivory BaLts—no machie or bogus ever having been used in the House. IRA A. EATON, . E.O. TOMPKINS. Proprietors. Nevada, Jan. 9th. 1872. The late Proprietor of the shies ee, having, formed a copartnership with BR O. TOMPKINS, foee of the oldest Nevada would mest $8 Pants for $6. $6 Pants for $5. $5 Pants for $4. And all of their Large Stock BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, de; ke. de., In Like Proportion. Citizeas of Nevada, now is the TIME TO PURCHASE € STYLISH CLOTHING, For less Money than they ‘gould be bought at an AUCTION SALE} AS THE ike : de LS K MUST BE SOLD RE-}; GARDLESS OF COsT. PN icant ten + Tt isan Actual Saying in Fuel ‘plied by any person of ordinary mechanical pleasure. . bas been introduced, Ww. HL The attention df the public is respectfully invited to this little thy ention, which is so CHEAP that every man can, afford to use it. alone, of Twice its Cost every = year It is so simple that it ¢ ade and apgenius, and can be removed nd replaced at There are-no Springs or complicated machinery to get out of repair. It can be applied to any Door or Window, and has gone into general use wherever it For Sale by CRAWFORD, No. 27 and 29 Main St.Opposite the Express Office. The Most Acceptable to a Lady MACHINE, It is the Simplest, the Stronghate ® est, the Last and the Best Sewing Machine invented eae . attentions to give enIRA -A, RSTOeS Call and make your pur4 + W. H; CRAWFORD, No, 27 and:29 Main Street, C — Teéts, SAN WN FRANOISCO, T. HL Re ROLFE, Agent, Seay 8 CLAY STREETS, San Francisco.) ' . See Penis, Des ‘Thth, = eT CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &e. i 2 oS, Jaina Sr" TO respectfully inform the people of Nevada County that he “has re-. ceived at his Sto ron Pine Street, an: City, The Largest and most complete stock of CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES, C ERY, &e¢, éver brought to Novada city. ~ The Stock of Cigars comprise all the fe vorite brands from the very best to the. -cheapest kinds. In the line of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco my stock. cannot be excelled. Meerschaum and other kinds of zee I have a very large stock. -Linvite the especial attention of Saloon . Keepers and Country Dealers stock of Goods, My price 8 are as. Cheap as the Cheapest and the ais ub guaranteed as represented, your purchases. J, JACOBS, Masonic Building, Fine, Street. Nevada, Nov. 30th, DR. R. W. STERLING, . No. 49 Main Street, Grass Valley. WOULD inform the sufferers who dare notinhale the a Vapors of Choloform or Ether {{FREE OF CHARGE FOR THE ‘PRESENT, } pure Protoxide of Nitrogen, for the extraction-ef worthless Teeth and Roots WITHOUT PaIN, and that the time from the first inhalation to the comeLere restoration to natural condition, neéd notexceed 2 minutes. Latso. administer Choloform, Ether, Narcotic Spray ; while in the #9" OPER. ATING DEPARTMENT I am using the Pneumatic Engine Excavator—a very complete and favorite instrument—while with the Automatic Mallet, and the Coffer Dam and Saliva Pump. I am puttinginand build ing up Comtour fillings. which cannot be excelled in outline and finish in the MECHAN; ICAL, DEPARTMENT I furnish full upper or lower-sets for $25 on either Silver, Adamantine Base, Rose Pearl, Pyroxylene, or . Hard Rubber, with or without the Flexible Edge, mended and + Teeth mounted on Gold or Aluminum cost more than the above: figure. Charges moderate, yet large enough to eecure my best efforts. novi -MINER’S ATTENTION ! INERS AND MANUFACTURERS are hereby cautioned against MAKING, BUYING, SELLING OR USING what ia known as R.R. & J. Craig’s new and improved Hydraulic Joint or Nozzie, as thesame is an infringement upon the invention of the undemsigned, secured by Letters Patent No. 108,658, dated Oct. 25th, 1870, known as Watson's Pain ek pad Champion,” ‘. such infringement will be rigoroush ecuted, MAS WATSO, pion: Dated Nevada city, Jan. 2d, 1872, JAMES.A. STIDGER,' TTORNEY AT LAW. Agent for to A sale of Mining Claims. Leaadng o1.d selling Houses, Lots vi shied bs Collections promptly a: Otticé with O. P, STIDGHR, AT ‘WORT? . BAN JUAN, YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB: or FIRST PARTY OF THE SEASON t AT TEMPERANCE HALL. {= Reception Cos Committee, v= RROWE, A. +. 5. . WADAWOBTE, GEO, W. HENTZE, . WM. H. MURCHIY. Floor ‘Managers. A. W. LESTER, . * R. LORD . } WM. F. EVENS, : + B 3. Me BUEYDNGTON, .W. QB Tickets $2.50, To be had of J. EB. Brown W.F. Evens, Wells, Fargo & Co’s., ox of &. Lester, at Lester & Mulloy's. Invitations must be shown at the door. Carriages will be furnished if necessary. Dancing from 8 till 12 o'clock, ait By order of the Club. MILL INGTON'S Don’t fail to give me a call before making : that he will continue to use — ‘Badly fitting plates corrected, OE warranted. Proprictor of Watson's Hydraulic Shea : at the office of the Seuth Yuba Canal @o., 40-—m Few g mere _turesene TEMPERANCE HALE, PT a oan M Commencing Saturday, Jan, Oth. For Ladies, a aes ch Caen mencing Jan, 10th. “For Géntlemen, aioe ne ac 7P. M. Commencing Jan, . month. Gents, $6 per month. Lani Bin Tin, abn, Agent, fen. Mewadi’ aay.

{ : be ly iziform the peo. that ei have em o 2 Lor OF NEW BACON, eral Thousand Hogs, WEST RATES, mand Lard are. lacture and axe 23 before Offered Any: other mar. eceiving large shipKast and is manu as, Bacon and Lard atains being favora greatest care being he product of the found superior ie ~your LARD, exam: ir “BRAND” upon e nee ny quantity of our CON. AND. LARD.. part-of the Pacitic ‘els, Fargo & Oo's, & KENT, 1da City. Cal, as ROUND. ining Shafts and In; Guy Ropes. For 'y length or size i CHEAPER, light . .. facts as shown by the testimony were “=. the saloon in about ten minutes. ~ (t ~ he was invited . themiddle of the floor, said to Gun‘The ‘Daily Transcript NEVADA cITY, CAL, ahh LOCAL AFFAIRS.. Sentence of B Ben, Bs Pd Reed. Yesterday morning at 10 o’clock, . . ‘was the time fixed by Judge, Reardan for sentencing Benjamin Reed, who was indicted for the murder of Chris. tian Gunnison in this city, on the 2d day of November last.’ The trial was concluded last Tuesday. The briefly as follows: Gunnison, Wheeler and Erskine were playing cards i in Carley & ‘Tompkins’ saloon. “Reed went in and sat on the table, wheni, take a ‘drink by one: of Gunitison’s . associates. He replied, E-will,. take-a hand too: To the latter sar tif rebyaeted, and no more was said: t til Reed made a remark, that a hayi'shown by Gun-' nison was not. worth anything. A wordy quarrel heré took place, Gunnison using very abusive language, and Reed went out of the saloon. ‘At the door he turned; and -after eursing Gunnison, said, -‘I’ll see you ."’ Reed then went nearly twe hiock. gota pistol and returned to He walked to the counter, stopped a moment, and then stepping out.to nison, “come on, Iam heeled for . . you now.’’ At the instant the pistol was drawn, Gunnigon got up from his seat in the back of the room, picked up a chair which he held in frent of him and advanced. When he got within four or five feet Reed discharged his pistol, and in an hour -his victim died. The case was con. cluded on Tuesday by a verdict of . manslaughter rendered by the jury, and yesterday morning fixed for sen-. tence. When asked by the Judge whether he had anything to say why sentence sbould not be passed by the Court, Mr, Waters, counsel fcr the defendant, said he had not. J udge Reardan ordered the prisoner to stand upand he did so. The J udge then stated the facts’of the case as shown by the evidence, and said in effect: that had the jury brought i m a verdict-of murder in. the first degree he should have thought it f ally sustained by the evidence, and that a verdict of murder in the second degree would have been an evidence of leniency on the! part of the jury, but since the verdict was for manslaughter,a lower offense;he felt it a duty to give him the full extent of the law. The Judge then sentenced him toim. street. manufactured by F. H, Figherof this am city, and used for hydranlic mining, has been tested. by many miners. ; It throws a stréarh froma one to eight inches i in diameter, atid is easily handled. / Those who desire t examine the thachine will find them atFisher’s machine shop on: Sacramento The advertisement will_ be found in to-day’s paper, which also contains a-notice of caution to those who buy the~-*Little Giant,” which Fisher claims to be an’ infringement upon his patent. ? Take a Charice. Owing to the impossibility’ of IeavNing this city:on account of the storm, the proprietor of the ‘Novelty Store has concluded to remain for a few days longer-at-the. laté formerly oc“éupied by Geo. W. Welch, on Broadstreet, Where he will offer “till greater inducements to the people. “Phe . stock comprises a very large assortment of beautiful chromos, jewelry, lithographs, ete. Every ticket draws a prize. The” tickets are only fifty _ Fisher's i hier, i V rhe Hydraulic Chief, patented and . ’ ue strength and nervous energy of the’ human body ought to be increased during . the winteryfortwo reasons:In the first place. diseases of the dst deadly Sharacter miay . be generated: at this . season¢ arid secondly, it isof the utmost importance that during . the cold weather months the system should fects of the Spring miasnia, and the subsequent heat of summer; It, is therefore advisable, in fact essential, to ‘tone, regulate and invigorate the digestive and sécretive organs at this period of the year, and of all the stomachics cand alterstives at present known, Hostetter’s Stomach Bittersi e most powerful, the must harmless, and thay most agreeable, The temperature.of Wén‘. ter would be in itself a a glorious tonic if it. ~ 74. . did™ not, unfortunately, ‘Dring with itAat— volume of chilling moisture and uaW! some winds, which have a bad effect on skin and lungs. These must be—gua “against, or there is no security for heal The effect of a course of the Bitters is give vigorand tone tothe entire Ol gani tion—the superficial muscles and nerves, as Well as the internat viscera. A regular habit-of body, a healthy and natural flow of bile, an active digestion, a good appetite, . pure blood, and a vigorous circulation of that fluld, are among the biessings derivable from. a . persistent use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, ‘Which not only more-than supplies the place of the best tonic, cathartics apd antiseptics prescribed in their: separate cents each. Persons not wishing to buy tickets to obtain any of the various articles in the store, can. purchase any of the goods at cost prices for cash. This ii rare opportunity to secure valuable pictures, watches and other jewelry; at low prices. A fey. days yet remain to make pur-. chases on. , 3t Oysters. We call attention to Frank Guild’s advertisement in to-day’s paper.—He has fitted up and neatly furnished rooms fer families, or ladies, up stairs, where they will receive every attention. His tariff for oysters will be séen in his card, and those who call on him Will find everything in good style. His stand is at the junction of Main and Commercial streets. -e “? District Court Jan, 12th, The people vs. Reed—Sentenced to ten years in the State Prison, Dodge vs. want of jurisdiction. Settle vs. Settle—Suit for divorce. Set for trial on Monday next. Court adjourned to Saturday morning at 10-0’clock. : The Mails. nect on hides, and Wells & Co’s. stage, which-started from Moore's Flat at midnight on Wednesday, did not reach Lake City until Thursday evening. The mails in that direction are carried on horseback/ The nany other kind of Es Rope Way, Lway.] ied) ‘tra msportation s. sia over the mounSecured by U. 8. PULLEY, and by which the nnot slip. rculars. ‘the ufacturing Ceo. NLA. rire; arenes en to order. HALLIDIE, San Francisco, Cal c. E. MULIOT fULLOY, m ZOVISIONS, , , NEVADA GY. sACO VISIONS on hand. tly received from wong them HYPEIGAN CRANBERA, &c. yanything in our Us & Call. “Eis ds MULLOY, ~~ Z ange Shaving “we get-as much—this<year~the-total}— Watson, of Forest Springs, County " total up “to the: same date is 59.25 ~ inches. Last.year the rain fall after “prisonment in the State Penitentiary for a term of ten years. This Season and Last. Up to January 12th; last year, the rain fall, according to the rain gauge \at the South Yuba Canal Co.’s ofSees I7.08 inches, and the total for the season 45.35. This year the this time was 38:27 inches. Should will be, at the end ofthe present season, 97.52 inches. As last year . was adry season it is probable we shall have as much more as we had after this date, at least, and the total rain fall at this place may be put in the neighborhood of 100 inches. Deer Creek--A Chinaman Over= . board. You Thursday afternoon the water was very high in Deeg creek, but during the night the rain was not so heavy and the creek had fallen considerably. On ‘Chursday afternoon a Chinaman attémpted to cross the creek on # ‘log, with an umbrella isted ‘and a pair of gum. boots on. ‘not make the shore, but fell revel gt a heavy wetting 1d a few Pee: F Scheol Matters. T. B. White, teacher of the Grammar school in this city, has tendered his resignation to the Board of Trust-. _ ees, to"take-effect on the.1st of February. Mr. White has accepted a Position at Austin, Nevada. B. J. . Superintendent of Schools elect, has been tendered the positiont,vcated by Mr, White by es School Hon. A. KA ent and family have Ss Weabingtan. Mr. Sargent . rangements lay ten or twelve hours in Colfax. 7 we Death of Halleck. : Major Genertl H. W. Halleck died at Louisville, Ky., on Wednesday morning, of congestion of the brain: He was about 53 years of age, an able General, an accomplished and successful lawyer, and highly respected by all who knew him. {Fire Insurance Companies. Turner—Dismissed ‘for. Piste Sacramento mails, under present _sr. _ forms by physicidris, but-perform the threefold work of invigoration, regulation .and purification, at one and the sume time. CAUTION! LL PERSONS, ARE WARNED against purchasing, ‘as DANFOR DH's PESaw LU M FL vib,’ articles advertised ‘as * Patent Petroleum luid,” etc. ‘the genuine article can oniy be haa atthe FORD, who is the sole and only authorized agent for Nevuda City. An attempt was made in Sacramento, by unscrupulous dealers, to introduce Gasoline-anu other Explosive Fluids, under the’ assed hame ot ‘‘Danforth’s Petroleum “Fluid,” but it was arrested beture hurm had resulted. ‘Che exclusive right to s-ll this excellentarticle on this Coast, ia held by a company, that-will not be respousible for . . ids sold under the assumed name of their article, and, by order of Mr.antorth, will prosecute in the United states” Soest, © parties so selling. sta J.J. LYNN, 4 ‘4 General ‘eo. Nevada, Dec, 31; 1871. The Leading American — TP\RIED IN-TBE, FIRE AND FOUND FAITHYUL, OF HARTFORD AND NEW YORK, o CASH CAPITAL & ASSETS, Oeb-1;-1871, $6,479,861.12. These Sterling Companies, after paying every loss by the ives be put in wf conidition to withstand the eff

Hardware Store of W. H. CRAW. . any accident resulting froin the use of flu. PHCINIX AND. 4 HOME . Peremptery Bale! eT RAY ae me: str tied . rt : = . _ FORTY THOUSAND. DOLLARS WORTH}: ry + OF. iu. .OTHING ; ence of the FOR NEVADA CITY-AND-COUNTY. ——— ; @ Office—No, 44 Broad Street, Nevada City. j5 Se snow. ALEX. I. ZEKIND. — ale = =. . . aa co. : and — ae ; WING tos thange in the Pee whivh . — ews ana ars. oO wiht take plsce in January, 1872, ~wad : ; . t v Cigar 2: Toba000,, the transfer of their main house and budi> = — Fs) COLD at Playing Cards , Pipes, &e ness ae = : oe ‘ oe : : : SOUTH-EAST CORNER. MONTGOMERY. To New York City, BANNER BROS, Se THAT THEY~ — NOW SELLING ~ 4 ie SECURE your outside ~. Against the unwelcome interfer‘. and the Ills resulting from COLD DRAFT a eee NOW IS THE TIME DOORS ANDWINDOWS! rt INSURANCE COMPANY,. . Capital == = $12,500,000 “Or FTONDON. x aeons EN GOLD COIN., LOSSES SETTLED IMMEDI ATELY ‘ON ADJUSTMENT BY Ge. OHARA TAAFFE, General _— Office—North East Corner Califoriy nes nis and Householder#haye long felt the need of ave ~ Sie. ething — a : ae Simple and Durable ! That would save Carpets, teat that finds its way into dwellings undev outside Doors and Windows. ‘ @ Clay’s Patent Metallic WEATHER STRIP a. Challenges the admiration of all who have seén its operation. OUT THEIR ENTIRE “STOCK OF GENT’s WIN TER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, At the tigiving . _ SACRIFICIAL RATES: . $30 Beaver Suits for $25, $25, Beaver Suits for $20. $25 Fine Coats for $20. $25 Cassimere Suits for Chicago Sere kona pus Will have remaining available Cash Asseta, exceeding Five Million Dollars! We call the'special attention of the pub lic tothe fact that these Companies do a FIRE INLURANCE BUSINESS EXCLUSIVEL ~ hence’ their “Assets are pledged SOLELY to their patrons as security against LOSS. BY_FIRE, and are not weakened and diminished. by. Marine, Inlaid and Life lia"We ‘are indebted to Hon. Robert Bell for copies of bills proposed in the Assembly, among them a bill introduced by Mr. Harvey relating to a registry and return of marriages, births and deaths, and establishing local Boards of Health. an important one, and we shall éxamine it carefully. . Repealed. The bills repealing the litigant and State paper bills. passed the Assembly on Wednesday ‘last, and will soon come up for consideration in the Senate, where a few.of the Democrats may attempt to defeat the repeal of these unjust laws. Damage to the Railroad, * We are-informed that a slide occurred on the Central Pacific Railroad.near the Summit, on Thursday; carrying.away the snow she at ‘. one place, breaking down the telegraph wires, and.so blocking up the he trayel ws was intecraptes exercises for’ this “ Congregatio Church: ona te for thé outpouring of the Holy Spi . fet ‘the increase of Christian Jove and . holy. zeal; for all missiouanes at home and abroad; for all Christians exposed to trial and persecution ;for the prevre? “ Military. ene Nevada Light Guard will meet Koad imainher ofitia Coviginy tient be on hand. The bill is ' alence of religious liberty; for.the ex‘ tension of the Redeemer’s: seme, ay . bilities, as is the cage with Companies combining the several branches. } Those desiring RELIABLE Fire Insurance . at fair rates, are invited to apply at the Of. fices of the above. Coinpanies. ree DEPARTMENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST Bk. MAGILL, Manager. G, P. SPARKS, Agent, 028 AT NEVADA CIYT. UNION HOTEL, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. . THIS HOUSE is all that can be desired as a Home, all the ROOMS BEING LARGE, LIGHT AND AIRY;“Ga The TABLE abundantly supplied with all the delicacies of the Season. The Bar tin da by any, for choice” WENES AND LIQUORS. THE BILLIARD ROOM contains Two of of Phelan’s Best Tables, is light and ant, and well supplied with geod cues, and Ivory BaLts—no machie or bogus ever having been used in the House. IRA A. EATON, . E.O. TOMPKINS. Proprietors. Nevada, Jan. 9th. 1872. The late Proprietor of the shies ee, having, formed a copartnership with BR O. TOMPKINS, foee of the oldest Nevada would mest $8 Pants for $6. $6 Pants for $5. $5 Pants for $4. And all of their Large Stock BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, de; ke. de., In Like Proportion. Citizeas of Nevada, now is the TIME TO PURCHASE € STYLISH CLOTHING, For less Money than they ‘gould be bought at an AUCTION SALE} AS THE ike : de LS K MUST BE SOLD RE-}; GARDLESS OF COsT. PN icant ten + Tt isan Actual Saying in Fuel ‘plied by any person of ordinary mechanical pleasure. . bas been introduced, Ww. HL The attention df the public is respectfully invited to this little thy ention, which is so CHEAP that every man can, afford to use it. alone, of Twice its Cost every = year It is so simple that it ¢ ade and apgenius, and can be removed nd replaced at There are-no Springs or complicated machinery to get out of repair. It can be applied to any Door or Window, and has gone into general use wherever it For Sale by CRAWFORD, No. 27 and 29 Main St.Opposite the Express Office. The Most Acceptable to a Lady MACHINE, It is the Simplest, the Stronghate ® est, the Last and the Best Sewing Machine invented eae . attentions to give enIRA -A, RSTOeS Call and make your pur4 + W. H; CRAWFORD, No, 27 and:29 Main Street, C — Teéts, SAN WN FRANOISCO, T. HL Re ROLFE, Agent, Seay 8 CLAY STREETS, San Francisco.) ' . See Penis, Des ‘Thth, = eT CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES, &e. i 2 oS, Jaina Sr" TO respectfully inform the people of Nevada County that he “has re-. ceived at his Sto ron Pine Street, an: City, The Largest and most complete stock of CIGARS, TOBACCOS, PIPES, C ERY, &e¢, éver brought to Novada city. ~ The Stock of Cigars comprise all the fe vorite brands from the very best to the. -cheapest kinds. In the line of Smoking and Chewing Tobacco my stock. cannot be excelled. Meerschaum and other kinds of zee I have a very large stock. -Linvite the especial attention of Saloon . Keepers and Country Dealers stock of Goods, My price 8 are as. Cheap as the Cheapest and the ais ub guaranteed as represented, your purchases. J, JACOBS, Masonic Building, Fine, Street. Nevada, Nov. 30th, DR. R. W. STERLING, . No. 49 Main Street, Grass Valley. WOULD inform the sufferers who dare notinhale the a Vapors of Choloform or Ether {{FREE OF CHARGE FOR THE ‘PRESENT, } pure Protoxide of Nitrogen, for the extraction-ef worthless Teeth and Roots WITHOUT PaIN, and that the time from the first inhalation to the comeLere restoration to natural condition, neéd notexceed 2 minutes. Latso. administer Choloform, Ether, Narcotic Spray ; while in the #9" OPER. ATING DEPARTMENT I am using the Pneumatic Engine Excavator—a very complete and favorite instrument—while with the Automatic Mallet, and the Coffer Dam and Saliva Pump. I am puttinginand build ing up Comtour fillings. which cannot be excelled in outline and finish in the MECHAN; ICAL, DEPARTMENT I furnish full upper or lower-sets for $25 on either Silver, Adamantine Base, Rose Pearl, Pyroxylene, or . Hard Rubber, with or without the Flexible Edge, mended and + Teeth mounted on Gold or Aluminum cost more than the above: figure. Charges moderate, yet large enough to eecure my best efforts. novi -MINER’S ATTENTION ! INERS AND MANUFACTURERS are hereby cautioned against MAKING, BUYING, SELLING OR USING what ia known as R.R. & J. Craig’s new and improved Hydraulic Joint or Nozzie, as thesame is an infringement upon the invention of the undemsigned, secured by Letters Patent No. 108,658, dated Oct. 25th, 1870, known as Watson's Pain ek pad Champion,” ‘. such infringement will be rigoroush ecuted, MAS WATSO, pion: Dated Nevada city, Jan. 2d, 1872, JAMES.A. STIDGER,' TTORNEY AT LAW. Agent for to A sale of Mining Claims. Leaadng o1.d selling Houses, Lots vi shied bs Collections promptly a: Otticé with O. P, STIDGHR, AT ‘WORT? . BAN JUAN, YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB: or FIRST PARTY OF THE SEASON t AT TEMPERANCE HALL. {= Reception Cos Committee, v= RROWE, A. +. 5. . WADAWOBTE, GEO, W. HENTZE, . WM. H. MURCHIY. Floor ‘Managers. A. W. LESTER, . * R. LORD . } WM. F. EVENS, : + B 3. Me BUEYDNGTON, .W. QB Tickets $2.50, To be had of J. EB. Brown W.F. Evens, Wells, Fargo & Co’s., ox of &. Lester, at Lester & Mulloy's. Invitations must be shown at the door. Carriages will be furnished if necessary. Dancing from 8 till 12 o'clock, ait By order of the Club. MILL INGTON'S Don’t fail to give me a call before making : that he will continue to use — ‘Badly fitting plates corrected, OE warranted. Proprictor of Watson's Hydraulic Shea : at the office of the Seuth Yuba Canal @o., 40-—m Few g mere _turesene TEMPERANCE HALE, PT a oan M Commencing Saturday, Jan, Oth. For Ladies, a aes ch Caen mencing Jan, 10th. “For Géntlemen, aioe ne ac 7P. M. Commencing Jan, . month. Gents, $6 per month. Lani Bin Tin, abn, Agent, fen. Mewadi’ aay.