January 7, 1870 (4 pages)

aT. ONLY . 8, 1870. Artiste, from . will appearina Soprang. od Conrtralt aritone, <— *t Soloist, ab Director. fTenor,> ONIZETTI'S > Acls, E, . Acts, MIss ad, é?? Watson, d-Acts, 81G, FANTASIA Parquette $1. Pit 50 cente, felch's Bookel and Luivn alu. 58 Manager. RESSING. ON: -ropricter. JA CITY. 25 Cents. <a SY Wedey.2 260CS sand children } applied tor 25 Pe TORE wet A wwiord. évida City. ‘LY TO THE keep conetaut; LANKS, GOLD. tment of STA ¥ ARTICLES. Cnion Fe-{ITH’S RCANS ! 1 EIRCE, CO, * nakes Heme ! y others in. their Organ tone, vol superior in ex, and elasticity erfect in rapid sare by far the inish, forming & tor the Parior ot bat little space. sare pronoune f the best Organrior to any other ived the First xhibited. NSURANCE le ‘EMBER 1864. Exchange Builareet. 350,000. KS taken at the MANN, Pres'trent, Nevada cit gent, Nevada &”. LAL, AEILOR. ‘ . PINE STREET. 3KUAD, will keep cx of material rt no red at sho Public ! Just cauive oF Cone ¥ ‘really. railroad surveying party, Binney inferms the Union that it is alee Foute can be found, . —_ a a NEVADA CITY, CALIPORNIAY . _ a ‘LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. TrtAu or Havs.—The trialof Thomas Mays'for! the murder of an’ anknown man.-at Truckee on the 2d of Noyember Fast, commenced in the District. Court yestetaay Moming, W.'W. Cross pros. ecuting; and A. B. Dibble, defending, The deed was committed at a small cabin ocenpied by Hays,:-who was watchman of the wood belonging to the railroad Company, which was located near the railroad a short distance from town. The deed was committed between 4 and 6-o’clock-in the afternoon, and the evidence-is entirely ciecumstantial. On the ‘same evening Hays drew Sowe money he had in town, and left for Cisco, where he was afterward arrested. -‘The body was found in the cabin where it was dragged from the outside nearths‘door. The defense is that the shot. was; fired when the party .') was attempting to enter the house with * intent to rob. “The defendant being a watchman was accustomed to sleep in _ the day, and claims to have been wakened from his sleep by the man at the door, Must pe OsEYED.—Judge Reardan, in commencing his duties, is pursuing a course €alculated to satisfy the public that the processes of the Courts must + be obeyed. He recently fined a default: ing juror $25, and yesterday fined a de faulting, witness $50. The witness made affidavit that he had not the funds necessary to pay his expenses.— The Judge stated that-by his’ absence the Court, attorneys and witnesses had been. kept waiting three days at an exnse, and that. while it might be a : hardship to attend, the failure to comply, with the process of the Court could not be excused. The witness should} = come, and after it were shown thet he was in indigent circumstances an a)lowance might be made. Tae Ratiroap Survey.—On Wednesday last Mr. Binney of the California Northern road, with competent éngineers, instruments, etc., commenced the survey for a line of railroad from Marysvillé to Nevada. The Grass Valley reporters imagined that the design was to fence that town in by fortifications, bat afterwards discovered that. it was Mr. B practical the only difficulty being between Penn Valley and=Grass Valley, whete the . . ascent is very. great.’ The Squirrel Creek route is. to.be surveyed to-day, and we have no doubt but that it will ‘show.a grade. which-can be made avail . -—~— able, } TE ee e RossERyY.—A roll of blankets, and & lotof wearing apparel, was abstracted from the milk cart of Mr. Sutton, at his ranch, on Wednesday night. The articles were placed in the cart over night for the purpose of bringing them _ to Nevada early next morning, but during the night some sneak ‘thief apped them, They belonged to a renchman ‘at work on Hitchcock’s ranch RaIsIns AND CIDER.—We are indebted to Wardsworth and Butterfield, ot Chapman’s ranch for a box of excel lent raisins, made from grapes raised by them, and also a keg of exceedingly palateable sweet cider—fresh from the press, VEGETABLES, ETC.—Messrs. Baltz & Gunther have established a new stand adjoining McRoberts & Vo. on Commercial street, where they receive every day fresh vegetables of all kinds, . also fish, eggs, butter, fowls and fruit. Their stand will be found well supplied with the best the market affords, at all times. See advertisement: in to-day’s paper, ; “ THE CHaRGEs.—Pentose and the Chinaman whose arm was broken, have ‘both been arrested, charged with a» sanlt and battery. They were brought before Justice John Caldwell yesterday morning, and a hearing set for to-day. StaTE DocuMENTSs.—We are under obligations to Hons. 8. T. Oates and . T. A. Slicer, for valuable State Reporte’ and Decuments sent: us from the Capital, . Postronrp. — The Brignoli Opera . Troupe ‘have ‘extended: ume ' tetter’s Stomach Bitters. During the\season when’ the Gold Harvest generally suspended, and the reapers of the-diittering, chop seek the cities to ‘erijoy themselves, there is, of course, @ good deat of convivialfty among this enterprising and hard working class ; but .dram-drinking >is not carried to. the excess that it was some years ago. This may fairly be atiribated to “he, growing distaete for raw spirits engendered Uy the use of HOSTETTER’S SOM. ACH BITTERS.—fhis famous stomachic is in universal favor with the miners. They fake it.with them to,/the interior, and use it regularly not asa beverage, bit as a strengthsustaining tonic, and-antidote to the un: healthy influences to which they are exposed ™m the localities where they labor ; and on returning to the cities and towns, they find in -its refreshing and invigorating properties the best safe guard not only against the Diszasks, but against the DIssipaTion of crowded com‘munities, It is one of the peeultarities of the preparation that it-ig an ANTIDOTE To INEBRIETY. Those who take it as an appetizer and invigorant, aver that they have no desire whatever. for liquor of any deseription,-and, whatever fanatics may think to the contrary, HOSTETTER’S: BITTERS is a powertul ally “of the temperance cause, It is because unmedicated alcohol weakens the stomach and the nervous system by it reaction, that it be. gets a craving for itself, It excites,and when the excitement passes off; debility eneues, and more fuel is needed torenew the artifi-. cial fire that has, so to speak, burnt itself out. But the effect of the great vegetable tonic and alterative is-to-invigorate the system perma nently and healtfully, ~ = PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, SUCCESSORS TO E. F, SPENCE, e The Apothecary Business, fn its various departments, will be: conducted as usual at the old stand, No. 43 Broad street, SAN FRANCISCO GOLD PLATING — AND. TO, QUARTZ, MILL MEN. MINERS, HOihe an Freuchne Pleioe We k pre; ranciseo orks. are pared to furnish Silver Plate, Copper, Amaltities, a* the Very Lowest Kates, _~§ — Full weight of Silver deposited and satisfaction guaranteed in every respect, ‘ cay" Particular attention given to Plating Goods for builders, Plumbers and Gunsmiths. “Hotels, Restaarauts, &c. ; « @8 All work done at the lowest prices, Ks G. DENNISTON; Proprietor. HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., Agents. Crockery and Glass Ware Dealers. $35 PINE STREET, Near MONTGOMERY. Sax Francisco, Jan, 4th. COMMERCIAL STREET RESTAURANT! J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. Ge The Restaurant: is furnished with the best the market affords. (MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Nevada, Jan. 4th, 1870. WILL SELL. AAR & MITTAUER PIANO, 37 J. W. VOSIS. PIANO, $300, Warranted for five years. Satisfaction guaranteed, KOHLER, CHASE & CO. Agents. j4 San Francisco. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, andin oustice of the Peace. Nearly opposite National Exchange Hotel. NEVADA €ITY. Nevada, Jan ista M. 8S. DEAL Attorney and Counselor at Law. OrFicze — ‘* TRANSCRIPT’ Nevada City Cala. é ‘For Nevada State and Omaha! Via. Dutch Flat. 7 st THE DUTCH FLAT AND NEVADA STAGE LINE will hereafter make direct and Western bound trains ate@uich Flat, as follows : connection with the Zastern Leaving Dutch Flat Station.at 7 o'clock, A: BUILDING, meutal Sacramento; hd? will not play }Wnlem Botel,om Maimetrest. . in this city until next week. Due no Leaving connect with the ; train, at ~ M and coming . a eed Dox, Xen t bet and Little York. die : oe , \ >: @BO. Hl, COLBY, Proprietor. Mevada, Oct, bib. Druggists and Apothecaries, gamating Plates, of a'l sizes andin any quan. . , 28 OLD GOUDS of all kinds’ replated for . M. or on the arrival of the Westward bound . ~ / iving in Nevada City at 11 A. M. , Dee TY P.M. will ‘THOS. SHURTLEFY,RE, at the A OPEN " H VISION STI GROCERY AND PRO Junction Main & Commercial Sts IN DH. KENT'S BUILDING, — Where he will keep constantly on hand a fall assortment of — GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS CAN AND SHELF GOoDs, / ‘Teas of the finest brands. — “ExceHent Coffee and a génera assortment for the larder, All Goods sold at the very lowest Cash Prices. ; Xr The People of Nevada will find it to their-advantage to call on, me. THOS.! SHRUTLEFF, Junction of Commercial and Main Streets, Nevada, Oct. 15th, ¥ SOMETHING NEW! — : THE NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, , [Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.] — W. & McROBERTS & CO. Lat constantly on hand‘’a New and Choice Asgortment, of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS; Which ére offercd for sale at the low cash rates, ‘The attention of fies and Minéré is particularly called to our Stock of Goods which has been selected with ~}'KAS—the best in the market ; Cos Rica, verized and Crushed SUGARS, CANNED FRUITS, of all kinds; FLOUR, MIXED FRED . and GRAIN,-POTATUES, ONIONS, , 6 Everything in our line will be sold at the lowest possible price for cash, Rai W. 8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 18th. PACIFIC: PROTECTIVE AS880CIATION OF CALIFORNIA, Encorporated...0ctober, 186s BIECT.—THE OBJECT OF this Association is to secure a cash payMent within sixty days after the de subscriber, to -his or her heirs or assigns, cftas many dollars as there are individuai of ‘. the class to which such deceased subscriber . belonged. ten dollars ‘at joining, and’ ene dollar on the death of each subscriber. ‘The one dollar from each eubscriber.is paid te the heirs or ase of the deceased. rt including males and females, Kach class is limited to 5,000 subscribers. As classes are fiHed new ones will betormed, No person is so poor that he can not pay ten dollars at joining and one doilar occasionally, .thus securing $5,000 to his or her heirs or assigns. How to Brcomsé A MEMsER.—A persun desirous of becoming aeubscriber must fill out an application, ana forward it with ten dollars by check, dratt or by express in gold or silver coin, Alf communteations should be addressed to the Secretary ofthe PACIFIC PRKO'TECTIVE ASSUUILATIUN, southeast corner of Mont gomery and Sacramento streets (over Donohue & Kelly's bank,) San Francisco, OFFiCKERS.—Benj H. ree.nan, President; Geo. H; Kustell, V.ce President; John H. Warren, Secretary; Jas. A. Pritchard, ‘l'reasurer, REFERENCES : ers and Mechanics’ bank, Hon, SAMUEL-COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Vourt, san Francisco. Hon J. GUNNISON, Attorney at Law, n drancisco. } H, J. BOUTH, Eeqg., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. HENKY F. WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, San Francisco. ~~ JOHN UV. HANSCOM, Esq., tna Iron Works, San Fratcisu. JUHN H, O BKIKN, Esg., O’Brien, Bush & Co., San Francisco. i Hon. J, PJUN 1S, Gold Hill, Nevada, FRANK G. GUILD. Agent, ni4 Sl 5 Nevada city. A. AITKEN, ISRAEL LUCE, AITKEN & CO., PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, -127 K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, SACRAMENTO. MONUMENTS, TOMBS, a GRAVE STONES, MANTLES iW) TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS &e, &e, All kinds of work done in Indian Di Italian & Vermont Mareo vGlpiure and Ornamental co "oe wor! pores Rec nite hae } cant deen designs of everything ai Oy oa 2K aD, 7331153 men EVERYBODY REARA . i The subscribers are divided into classes, Hon. HENRY vUs'tON, President Farm. : ; sg MANNER, BROB., COLDMIR. lvon' THe PALL oF 1860: “ TN FORMATION FOR THE. MILLION! “Dunder und Blixum {? “VATS DE MATTER! 1!” rGREAT AND SMALL, OLD ANDJYOUNG, BICH AND POOR, od “ -—s~— COMPLETE FIZZLE1! High Prices are Slaughtered and the People with {their Glorious “BANNER? Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is established that the BANNER BROS. are the CHAMPLONS, IN THE OLOTHING LINE IN NEVADA COUNTY. None can compare with this Long Estab ! Hehed and Reliable Firm, Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES! Everybody happy except a few unfortumate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDEBSELL ! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM ‘CHEAPER . receiving from the Eastern as well-as SanFranciscoMarkets, DIRECT, the MOST EXTENSFASHIONABLE ~ Assortment of Clothing ever offered, before, at GREATLY MEDOCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OFr THE— LATEST AND BEST STYLES, _AND DM Pact Everything in the Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LAKGEST w be found in Nevada county, Our facilities is procuring goods direct ‘from “the East enabics us to sell them at such LUW KATES as to © DEFY COMPETITION. We.also have a Large Assortment Of Gente? Furnishing Goods, California and Eastern, Fine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys, HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH ‘TO COVER EVERY MAN, BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and “Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Hest and Cheapest in the Market. ATTENTION:—To all Merchants WhO deal iu Clothing both in this City aud Coulitly, we would say call on-us before going to San Francisco to make purchases, We cai sell you goods in this city at Lower Kates than you cam buy them at the Bay. Our ‘patronage in the past shows that the people appreciate Our goods and our prices and we avpure them that we. ase thauktul for their confidence, and will return-it in tuture by svili out apace Senet on we equals ont of ©xsuemes Opposition Humbuys. Donut forget the place where you SUPORTE mages? “ _ . @ MAN'S GREATEST DUTY! = iverybody Provided___ For ! . Competition Agains Us. Ls rt 8 _ a PRIOR &:00°9 COLUMN Look. Out For Ne. 1 be 4 44 diel (YOU CANT GEE OVER THAT FACT. CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, ARE SOLD CHEAPER ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S COR. PINE & {COMMERCIAL STREET,(Haas, &§Co’s old stand.)) THAN ELSEWHERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to tall, take notice, compare items, examine stock, ~ —AND— LEA VEJY OURGMONEYIWHERE _ AND BEST~’ te THE LEAST MONEY! Now ON HAND,fand CONSTANTLY RECEIVING. ‘ @F ALL KINDS, consisting im part of 8PLEN. BEVER, rt —~-CABSIMERE; ~~ LBROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, : And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE. CLOTHING LINE. rs MENS AND BOYS’? CALIFORNIA ADE KIP AND cake _ BOOTS, — GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. a emmeaniel . Gentl cmcnsFurnishing Goods, —AND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. ta" Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock. S<=No trouble to show our Goods, and a pleasure to tell Our Prices. Call'on us and try Our Goods once, and we are SURE of your custom afDo not forget the place }ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & C0. “oft ha JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES) _.__ 84.8 THING. (ar Men's & Boys HATS & CAPS, © Ce RE SORE IR re tea oa tn Ree i eae eee Rte . rans "

aT. ONLY . 8, 1870. Artiste, from . will appearina Soprang. od Conrtralt aritone, <— *t Soloist, ab Director. fTenor,> ONIZETTI'S > Acls, E, . Acts, MIss ad, é?? Watson, d-Acts, 81G, FANTASIA Parquette $1. Pit 50 cente, felch's Bookel and Luivn alu. 58 Manager. RESSING. ON: -ropricter. JA CITY. 25 Cents. <a SY Wedey.2 260CS sand children } applied tor 25 Pe TORE wet A wwiord. évida City. ‘LY TO THE keep conetaut; LANKS, GOLD. tment of STA ¥ ARTICLES. Cnion Fe-{ITH’S RCANS ! 1 EIRCE, CO, * nakes Heme ! y others in. their Organ tone, vol superior in ex, and elasticity erfect in rapid sare by far the inish, forming & tor the Parior ot bat little space. sare pronoune f the best Organrior to any other ived the First xhibited. NSURANCE le ‘EMBER 1864. Exchange Builareet. 350,000. KS taken at the MANN, Pres'trent, Nevada cit gent, Nevada &”. LAL, AEILOR. ‘ . PINE STREET. 3KUAD, will keep cx of material rt no red at sho Public ! Just cauive oF Cone ¥ ‘really. railroad surveying party, Binney inferms the Union that it is alee Foute can be found, . —_ a a NEVADA CITY, CALIPORNIAY . _ a ‘LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.. TrtAu or Havs.—The trialof Thomas Mays'for! the murder of an’ anknown man.-at Truckee on the 2d of Noyember Fast, commenced in the District. Court yestetaay Moming, W.'W. Cross pros. ecuting; and A. B. Dibble, defending, The deed was committed at a small cabin ocenpied by Hays,:-who was watchman of the wood belonging to the railroad Company, which was located near the railroad a short distance from town. The deed was committed between 4 and 6-o’clock-in the afternoon, and the evidence-is entirely ciecumstantial. On the ‘same evening Hays drew Sowe money he had in town, and left for Cisco, where he was afterward arrested. -‘The body was found in the cabin where it was dragged from the outside nearths‘door. The defense is that the shot. was; fired when the party .') was attempting to enter the house with * intent to rob. “The defendant being a watchman was accustomed to sleep in _ the day, and claims to have been wakened from his sleep by the man at the door, Must pe OsEYED.—Judge Reardan, in commencing his duties, is pursuing a course €alculated to satisfy the public that the processes of the Courts must + be obeyed. He recently fined a default: ing juror $25, and yesterday fined a de faulting, witness $50. The witness made affidavit that he had not the funds necessary to pay his expenses.— The Judge stated that-by his’ absence the Court, attorneys and witnesses had been. kept waiting three days at an exnse, and that. while it might be a : hardship to attend, the failure to comply, with the process of the Court could not be excused. The witness should} = come, and after it were shown thet he was in indigent circumstances an a)lowance might be made. Tae Ratiroap Survey.—On Wednesday last Mr. Binney of the California Northern road, with competent éngineers, instruments, etc., commenced the survey for a line of railroad from Marysvillé to Nevada. The Grass Valley reporters imagined that the design was to fence that town in by fortifications, bat afterwards discovered that. it was Mr. B practical the only difficulty being between Penn Valley and=Grass Valley, whete the . . ascent is very. great.’ The Squirrel Creek route is. to.be surveyed to-day, and we have no doubt but that it will ‘show.a grade. which-can be made avail . -—~— able, } TE ee e RossERyY.—A roll of blankets, and & lotof wearing apparel, was abstracted from the milk cart of Mr. Sutton, at his ranch, on Wednesday night. The articles were placed in the cart over night for the purpose of bringing them _ to Nevada early next morning, but during the night some sneak ‘thief apped them, They belonged to a renchman ‘at work on Hitchcock’s ranch RaIsIns AND CIDER.—We are indebted to Wardsworth and Butterfield, ot Chapman’s ranch for a box of excel lent raisins, made from grapes raised by them, and also a keg of exceedingly palateable sweet cider—fresh from the press, VEGETABLES, ETC.—Messrs. Baltz & Gunther have established a new stand adjoining McRoberts & Vo. on Commercial street, where they receive every day fresh vegetables of all kinds, . also fish, eggs, butter, fowls and fruit. Their stand will be found well supplied with the best the market affords, at all times. See advertisement: in to-day’s paper, ; “ THE CHaRGEs.—Pentose and the Chinaman whose arm was broken, have ‘both been arrested, charged with a» sanlt and battery. They were brought before Justice John Caldwell yesterday morning, and a hearing set for to-day. StaTE DocuMENTSs.—We are under obligations to Hons. 8. T. Oates and . T. A. Slicer, for valuable State Reporte’ and Decuments sent: us from the Capital, . Postronrp. — The Brignoli Opera . Troupe ‘have ‘extended: ume ' tetter’s Stomach Bitters. During the\season when’ the Gold Harvest generally suspended, and the reapers of the-diittering, chop seek the cities to ‘erijoy themselves, there is, of course, @ good deat of convivialfty among this enterprising and hard working class ; but .dram-drinking >is not carried to. the excess that it was some years ago. This may fairly be atiribated to “he, growing distaete for raw spirits engendered Uy the use of HOSTETTER’S SOM. ACH BITTERS.—fhis famous stomachic is in universal favor with the miners. They fake it.with them to,/the interior, and use it regularly not asa beverage, bit as a strengthsustaining tonic, and-antidote to the un: healthy influences to which they are exposed ™m the localities where they labor ; and on returning to the cities and towns, they find in -its refreshing and invigorating properties the best safe guard not only against the Diszasks, but against the DIssipaTion of crowded com‘munities, It is one of the peeultarities of the preparation that it-ig an ANTIDOTE To INEBRIETY. Those who take it as an appetizer and invigorant, aver that they have no desire whatever. for liquor of any deseription,-and, whatever fanatics may think to the contrary, HOSTETTER’S: BITTERS is a powertul ally “of the temperance cause, It is because unmedicated alcohol weakens the stomach and the nervous system by it reaction, that it be. gets a craving for itself, It excites,and when the excitement passes off; debility eneues, and more fuel is needed torenew the artifi-. cial fire that has, so to speak, burnt itself out. But the effect of the great vegetable tonic and alterative is-to-invigorate the system perma nently and healtfully, ~ = PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, SUCCESSORS TO E. F, SPENCE, e The Apothecary Business, fn its various departments, will be: conducted as usual at the old stand, No. 43 Broad street, SAN FRANCISCO GOLD PLATING — AND. TO, QUARTZ, MILL MEN. MINERS, HOihe an Freuchne Pleioe We k pre; ranciseo orks. are pared to furnish Silver Plate, Copper, Amaltities, a* the Very Lowest Kates, _~§ — Full weight of Silver deposited and satisfaction guaranteed in every respect, ‘ cay" Particular attention given to Plating Goods for builders, Plumbers and Gunsmiths. “Hotels, Restaarauts, &c. ; « @8 All work done at the lowest prices, Ks G. DENNISTON; Proprietor. HAVILAND, HOOPER & CO., Agents. Crockery and Glass Ware Dealers.. $35 PINE STREET, Near MONTGOMERY. Sax Francisco, Jan, 4th. COMMERCIAL STREET RESTAURANT! J. H. HAMILTON, Proprietor. Ge The Restaurant: is furnished with the best the market affords. (MEALS AT ALL HOURS. Nevada, Jan. 4th, 1870. WILL SELL. AAR & MITTAUER PIANO, 37 J. W. VOSIS. PIANO, $300, Warranted for five years. Satisfaction guaranteed, KOHLER, CHASE & CO. Agents. j4 San Francisco. JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, andin oustice of the Peace. Nearly opposite National Exchange Hotel. NEVADA €ITY. Nevada, Jan ista M. 8S. DEAL Attorney and Counselor at Law. OrFicze — ‘* TRANSCRIPT’ Nevada City Cala. é ‘For Nevada State and Omaha!

Via. Dutch Flat. 7 st THE DUTCH FLAT AND NEVADA STAGE LINE will hereafter make direct and Western bound trains ate@uich Flat, as follows : connection with the Zastern Leaving Dutch Flat Station.at 7 o'clock, A: BUILDING, meutal Sacramento; hd? will not play }Wnlem Botel,om Maimetrest. . in this city until next week. Due no Leaving connect with the ; train, at ~ M and coming . a eed Dox, Xen t bet and Little York. die : oe , \ >: @BO. Hl, COLBY, Proprietor. Mevada, Oct, bib. Druggists and Apothecaries, gamating Plates, of a'l sizes andin any quan. . , 28 OLD GOUDS of all kinds’ replated for . M. or on the arrival of the Westward bound . ~ / iving in Nevada City at 11 A. M. , Dee TY P.M. will ‘THOS. SHURTLEFY,RE, at the A OPEN " H VISION STI GROCERY AND PRO Junction Main & Commercial Sts IN DH. KENT'S BUILDING, — Where he will keep constantly on hand a fall assortment of — GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS CAN AND SHELF GOoDs, / ‘Teas of the finest brands. — “ExceHent Coffee and a génera assortment for the larder, All Goods sold at the very lowest Cash Prices. ; Xr The People of Nevada will find it to their-advantage to call on, me. THOS.! SHRUTLEFF, Junction of Commercial and Main Streets, Nevada, Oct. 15th, ¥ SOMETHING NEW! — : THE NEVADA CASH STORE! No. 9 Commercial street, , [Adjoining Keeney’s Hardware Store.] — W. & McROBERTS & CO. Lat constantly on hand‘’a New and Choice Asgortment, of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS; Which ére offercd for sale at the low cash rates, ‘The attention of fies and Minéré is particularly called to our Stock of Goods which has been selected with ~}'KAS—the best in the market ; Cos Rica, verized and Crushed SUGARS, CANNED FRUITS, of all kinds; FLOUR, MIXED FRED . and GRAIN,-POTATUES, ONIONS, , 6 Everything in our line will be sold at the lowest possible price for cash, Rai W. 8. McROBERTS & CO, Nevada, Oct. 18th. PACIFIC: PROTECTIVE AS880CIATION OF CALIFORNIA, Encorporated.....0ctober, 186s BIECT.—THE OBJECT OF this Association is to secure a cash payMent within sixty days after the de subscriber, to -his or her heirs or assigns, cftas many dollars as there are individuai of ‘. the class to which such deceased subscriber . belonged. ten dollars ‘at joining, and’ ene dollar on the death of each subscriber. ‘The one dollar from each eubscriber.is paid te the heirs or ase of the deceased. rt including males and females, Kach class is limited to 5,000 subscribers. As classes are fiHed new ones will betormed, No person is so poor that he can not pay ten dollars at joining and one doilar occasionally, .thus securing $5,000 to his or her heirs or assigns. How to Brcomsé A MEMsER.—A persun desirous of becoming aeubscriber must fill out an application, ana forward it with ten dollars by check, dratt or by express in gold or silver coin, Alf communteations should be addressed to the Secretary ofthe PACIFIC PRKO'TECTIVE ASSUUILATIUN, southeast corner of Mont gomery and Sacramento streets (over Donohue & Kelly's bank,) San Francisco, OFFiCKERS.—Benj H. ree.nan, President; Geo. H; Kustell, V.ce President; John H. Warren, Secretary; Jas. A. Pritchard, ‘l'reasurer, REFERENCES : ers and Mechanics’ bank, Hon, SAMUEL-COWLES, late Judge Coun ty Vourt, san Francisco. Hon J. GUNNISON, Attorney at Law, n drancisco. } H, J. BOUTH, Eeqg., Union Iron Works, San Francisco. HENKY F. WILLIAMS, Esq., Real Estate, San Francisco. ~~ JOHN UV. HANSCOM, Esq., tna Iron Works, San Fratcisu. JUHN H, O BKIKN, Esg., O’Brien, Bush & Co., San Francisco. i Hon. J, PJUN 1S, Gold Hill, Nevada, FRANK G. GUILD. Agent, ni4 Sl 5 Nevada city. A. AITKEN, ISRAEL LUCE, AITKEN & CO., PREMIUM PIONEER MARBLE WORKS, -127 K Street, between Sitxh & Seventh, SACRAMENTO. MONUMENTS, TOMBS, a GRAVE STONES, MANTLES iW) TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS &e, &e, All kinds of work done in Indian Di Italian & Vermont Mareo vGlpiure and Ornamental co "oe wor! pores Rec nite hae } cant deen designs of everything ai Oy oa 2K aD, 7331153 men EVERYBODY REARA . i The subscribers are divided into classes, Hon. HENRY vUs'tON, President Farm. : ; sg MANNER, BROB., COLDMIR. lvon' THe PALL oF 1860: “ TN FORMATION FOR THE. MILLION! “Dunder und Blixum {? “VATS DE MATTER! 1!” rGREAT AND SMALL, OLD ANDJYOUNG, BICH AND POOR, od “ -—s~— COMPLETE FIZZLE1! High Prices are Slaughtered and the People with {their Glorious “BANNER? Move on their way Rejoicing. Blowing will not alter the People’s Mind, for the fact is established that the BANNER BROS. are the CHAMPLONS, IN THE OLOTHING LINE IN NEVADA COUNTY. None can compare with this Long Estab ! Hehed and Reliable Firm, Our Motto Is “LOW PRICES! Everybody happy except a few unfortumate men that we OUTSELL AND UNDEBSELL ! We buy our goods cheaper than Others and We SELL THEM ‘CHEAPER . receiving from the Eastern as well-as SanFranciscoMarkets, DIRECT, the MOST EXTENSFASHIONABLE ~ Assortment of Clothing ever offered, before, at GREATLY MEDOCED PRICES! Bever Dress and Business Suits, —OFr THE— LATEST AND BEST STYLES, _AND DM Pact Everything in the Clothing Line. Our FALL STOCK is COMPLETE and the LAKGEST w be found in Nevada county, Our facilities is procuring goods direct ‘from “the East enabics us to sell them at such LUW KATES as to © DEFY COMPETITION. We.also have a Large Assortment Of Gente? Furnishing Goods, California and Eastern, Fine & Mining Boots For Men and Boys, HATS! HATS! HATS! The Latest Parisian Styles! ENOUGH ‘TO COVER EVERY MAN, BOY and CHILD in the county. 1,000 pairs of California Blankets at all Prices and “Colors. RUBBER BOOTS AND COATS— the Hest and Cheapest in the Market. ATTENTION:—To all Merchants WhO deal iu Clothing both in this City aud Coulitly, we would say call on-us before going to San Francisco to make purchases, We cai sell you goods in this city at Lower Kates than you cam buy them at the Bay. Our ‘patronage in the past shows that the people appreciate Our goods and our prices and we avpure them that we. ase thauktul for their confidence, and will return-it in tuture by svili out apace Senet on we equals ont of ©xsuemes Opposition Humbuys. Donut forget the place where you SUPORTE mages? “ _ . @ MAN'S GREATEST DUTY! = iverybody Provided___ For ! . Competition Agains Us. Ls rt 8 _ a PRIOR &:00°9 COLUMN Look. Out For Ne. 1 be 4 44 diel (YOU CANT GEE OVER THAT FACT. CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, ARE SOLD CHEAPER ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO’S COR. PINE & {COMMERCIAL STREET,(Haas, &§Co’s old stand.)) THAN ELSEWHERE! As evidence of this fact the people have only to tall, take notice, compare items, examine stock, ~ —AND— LEA VEJY OURGMONEYIWHERE _ AND BEST~’ te THE LEAST MONEY! Now ON HAND,fand CONSTANTLY RECEIVING. ‘ @F ALL KINDS, consisting im part of 8PLEN. BEVER, rt —~-CABSIMERE; ~~ LBROADCLOTH, OVERCOATS, : And in fact EVERYTHING IN THE. CLOTHING LINE. rs MENS AND BOYS’? CALIFORNIA ADE KIP AND cake _ BOOTS, — GAITERS, SHOES, AS WELL AS EXCELLENT RUBBER BOOTS FOR MINING. a emmeaniel . Gentl cmcnsFurnishing Goods, —AND— FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. ta" Recently LARGE ADDITIONS have been made to the Stock. S<=No trouble to show our Goods, and a pleasure to tell Our Prices. Call'on us and try Our Goods once, and we are SURE of your custom afDo not forget the place }ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & C0. “oft ha JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES) _.__ 84.8 THING. (ar Men's & Boys HATS & CAPS, © Ce RE SORE IR re tea oa tn Ree i eae eee Rte . rans "