June 2, 1871 (4 pages)

ee muncements,. . ee farveyor, ~ gs ik a ae ce Attorney, Eureka Townshi onnced as a can te trict Attorney .<nb. 1¢ Repubiican Coup. j2 mbly. R, of Bear Valley, ship, is hereby ‘an. for the Assembly, of the Republican m3) [reasurer, YALD is announced lection to the offics bject to the decision ty Convention. Treasnrer. is hereby. snnounced the office of County — the decision~-of-thy Recorder, of Grass Valley, ig ididste for the office bject to the nomina. Convention. Recorder. of Rongh and Rraty >a candidate forthe der, subject to the can Convention, : eriff. EN, of Grass Valley, €d a8 @ candidate for nty, by his many decision of the Rey Clerk. present incumbent, e for re-election to lerk, subject to the tic Nowineting Conmmissioner,. , of Grass Valley, is d asc candidate for Hsasioner, mabject to ublican Convention, mmissioner. ereby announced as oftice of Road Comthe decision ef the vention. nnouriecs himself as office of Public Ading County Elé¢tion cco! WEY MCSE _EN WALD, m hand the very best ) TOBACCO! st Brands. nnd a Splendid lot of ing Tobacco, LK. i superior brand, ever before seen in ewing Tobacco, FOUND x Twist, cuike, very description, © nds too numerous to YEW BRANDS ed ) TOBACCO ! AND. ! VARIETY OF TOBACCO! AS r Queen, Forest al, &c. (COAL PIPES, UM PIPES, ERY, . MONTE. CARDS, or sale on reasonable CIGARS, Figaros, Matilda, ay ind Retail, rent of Domestic Ci-, rom $25 per tho y stock before purchs[US GREENWALD. t DREy¥uss OLD STAXD ne Street, ish, at ALL HOUBS, in Every Styl » Luncheon, RATES. _season advances the stovk will be CA band of between one and two hunPIPES! . ae The DAity Weariseript NEVADA CITY; CAL.’ LOCAL AFFAIRS. Fer the Mountains. _/ Numerous droves of cattle,’ horses and sheep) ‘ate passing through the county to the grazing regions of ‘the Sierra, where they will be kept. dur. ing the Summer and Fall. The grass in the valleys having become dry, its nutritions qualities was. destroyed in many places by the late heavy rains/ hence the. owners have been comSSS PAIN KILLER. PERRY DAVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE; RT, PROPRIETORS. 1840, sii 1871. The‘ Paty Ku.uer” may justly be atyled the great medicine of the world, for there is no region of the globe inte which it has not found its way, and been largely used and highly prized. Moreover, there is. no clime to which it has not proved to be well adapted for the cure of @ ble. variety of diseases; it is a speedy and safe remedy for burns, 77 MIRO A Lag 24 aya A wounds, aud various other injuries,.as well as for Aysentery, diarrhoea, and bowel. complaints generally, itis admirably suited fur every race of men on the face of the globe. It, is a very significant fact, that notwithstanding the long period of, years that the ‘Pain Killer” has been befsre the world, it has never lost one whit of its popularity, pelled to drive their stock to the high. P@t on the contrary, the call for it hus er elevations earlier in the season than usual. The best grazing is now found at-elevations-ranging from-two to three thousand feet, and as the driven still farther up the mountains. dred horses passed through town yesterday on the way to Bear Valley; and a drove of 7,000 sheep is now on the way, to) Sierra Valley.) We notice that thesettlers in Sierra Valley have lately held an indignation meeting, and notified the owner of a band of sheep to take his stock out of the valley. It is well known that cattle and horses will not graze after sheep, hence the stock of the settlers wander off and become lost; atid as there are numerous other uneccupied valleys just as good for sheep ‘grazing, the complaints of the settlers are not without reason, Petit Larceny: A Chinaman ‘entered Johnston’s Furniture store, about two o'clock yesterday ‘afternoon, and, inquired the price of, some articles; which he professed—he-—wanted-to—buy:—Mr; Johuston was waiting on other customers:‘at ‘the ° time, and told the Chinaman to wa‘t.a few minutes when he would: attend to him. Tha Celestial stood around a short time, ~when he-watked off; telling Johnston that lhe would soon be back, He did notreturn, however, but Mr Johnston missed a valuable meerschaum. ‘pipe which hhad been laid down near wheré" the Chinaman ‘stood."° The culprit Was afterward. ‘recognized and. arrested, but in the meantime the fellow ‘had disposed: of the ‘pipe. « He was taken, before Justice Caldwell and identified by a number of witnesses, but the case ‘was’ postponed to allow the accused to send . for witnesses to prove his innocence. Righ School Examination. The examination of classes in the Nevada High School will take. place this forenoon. The examination will be in the following, brahches, viz : Physiology, algebra, rhetoric, arithmetic and English grammar. Latin, Cicero’s Orations;Greek, Xenophen’s Anfbasis.' The closing exereises of the public schools will be held in Assembly Hall, and commence sat 2 o’clock, Pp. M. The parents and friends of the pupils, and the public generally, are invited to attend the examination and closing exercises. Postponed, bith. managers of the Grass Valley Miners’ Home Association have postponed their grand festival until the 15th of July, ‘at which time it will. positively come off, and the prizes will be awarded./ We learn that they have disposed of the most of their tickets, but, in order to accomplish the purpose intended, it was necessary to dispose of all, hence they were compelled to postpone the drawing a few weeks. > Reward, A large black pocket. book was lost in Nevada or yicinity on Wednesday. It contained $320in bills of the First National Bank of San Francisco, and other papers. A reward of $50 will be paid. to any one’ returning the pocket book to J. F. Carr, at the Nitional Exchange Hotel, or to A. D. ‘Pewer, at the office of Wells, Fargo & Co. For County Surveyor. WH. 8, Bradley. is announced, as a candidate for County Surveyor. subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Mr. Bradley has been acting County Surveyor for _a number ef years, and isin every way ‘thoroughly qualified for the p sition. We have received a communication from. correspondent at North San Juan, on the political situation in this ‘county,’ bat it edme to hand too late for this issue. It is. rieh, at home. steadily increased from, its first discovery: and at no previous time hag,the demand, for it been so great, or the quantity made been has the Pain Killer ever been in higher re; ute, or been more generally used: by. famiies and individuals, than it has been, here y where it was first discovered: and introduced. That the Pain Killer will continue to be, whut we have styled it, THE GREAT MEDICINE OF THE WORLD, there can not be the shadow of a doubt.—{ Providence Advertiser, ; You haven’t tried them, Victim of debility, who is responsible for your feebleness?, Not yourself, you will say} for you've done all you could to cure it. That's a mistake on your part. You haven't tried Hostetter’s Bitters, Gloomy dyspeptic, with an uneasy %tomach.und a world-weary face, of course you don’t think yourself responsible for: your own torments. But you are, It is easy to see from your condition that you haven't tried Hostetter’s Bitters. Bilious ‘sufferer, it is not your fault, you think, that your symptoms grow worse, dayby day. Bloe pill doesn't do yon any goed. Very likely.’ But you can Ke brovght‘round for all that, Why haven't you tried Hostetter’s Bitters? Friend, on whom fever and augue alternately blows hot and cold, and whose brain’ seems to be bursting with the effects of some powerful drug, do you assume the responsibility? ©, no! You've taken pills of qtinitie;and all the regulation medicines. What could you do more?’ One thing’ more —the very thing that would have exempted you from all the pangsthat now rack you. You have yever tried “Hostetter’s Bitters. Nervous invalid, what haye you to say? You'pleaa that yon have taken all the nervine.ef-the pharmacepmis. If they have done you no'good it is not your-fiult, You are not responsible, Wzong, all .wrong.: You. have, im reality,no. body to blame but yourself, Hie ‘Why haven't you tried Hostetter’s Bitters? For-all the ‘above-named complaints, the . Bitters are absolutely specifies. ~ ; ARATE NCR PPA SS EMPIRE “LIVERY: STABLE. BROAD: STREET, “NEVADA, CITY. Opposite National Exchange Hotel. eee ANCASTER .& ROBINSON have the LARGEST LOT OF HOKSES. and CAKRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in this part.of the State. TEAMS, with Elegant Buggics, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shvurtest: notice and on the most reasonable terms, Our Horses are free from vice, of good style aud capable of going as fast as any gentlemanh cares to drive. : Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness, Good Saddle Horses always on hand, Horses boarded. by the day, week or month ‘and the grextest of care guaranteed. LANCASTER & ROBINSON. Nevada, May 25th. NEW PRICES ! THOMAS SHURTLEFF, OULD respectfully inform the' people of Nevada City and vicinity that he has gu hand a chvice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, Especially adapted to this market, which he has at his New Store, at the Junction Main & Commercial Sts. New Goods are being constantly received, THOMAS SHURTLEFF. Nevada, May 25th. WILD PIGEON SALOON. AS BEEN REMOVED to the Building next door to Srump’s Horet, nearly vppusite my old stand, on Broad Street, Nevada City, lam prepared to supply my old friends and former putrous with the very best of WINES, ALES, LIQUORS, BEER, —aNnD— CIGARS. Call and test the above articles. ANTOINE STEVENS, Proprietor. Nevada, Feb. ith. NICK’S TOY & FRUIT STORE. NICK SLOCOVICH, Proprietor. i Do: ic 2 4 ete,; Nuts, Candies, and Confectionery. New Toys and Baskets of every variety. The Cheapest and Best Goods to be had in the Market. my23-lm Nick SLOOOVICH. LL WARRANTS DRA ON THE e Fund of ‘Nevads County; and te ‘prior to April Sth, 1870, will be W Nos. ib, 8, oa rare and ‘spicy, and will appear toceases from date. ‘JULIUS Tréssurer. > scalds, cuts, bruises, . 80 large, as to-day, ' Another siguihcant fact ia, that nowhere . HEAVY AND SHELF —AT THE— OLD STAND, ’"H Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, MAIN STEEET..NEVADA. IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, -NAILS AND SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. AGENTS FOR . A. S. HALLIDIE & CO.S. WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight, GIANT, CALIFORNIA, — Paints, Oil. Turpentine, &c. —_— : eee ~~ Crockery, and Glass Ware. AGENT FOR THE SEWING MACHINE ! THE BEST MADE! Always in Store, SPOOL COT‘TON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND BELTINGS. Call and examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. _ No trouble to show Goods and give prices ‘though “nary cent’’ changes hand. Gas and Water Pipe! OF ALL, KINDS! And fittings always ‘om hand—ana connections made with the City Water Works. W. H. CRAWFORD, . A Grand Musical ‘Festival to Nos. 27 & 29 Mair Street. be Calaveras Co. Relief Associatjon At Sah Andreas, Cal.ne Monday, September Lith, 1871. NHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, FINDing the county heavily involved, by the advice of 4 ‘convention of Tax-payers, held at San Andreas, April 2d, 1871, resolved on this measure rather than resort to repudiaFESTIVAL, the proceeds of which will be applied to the liquidation of the -county debt. 200,000 admission Tickets will be sold at $2 50 each, gold coin, and the holders of Pickets-will-be—entitied to amy premium that may be awarded to it. During the Festival the magnificent sum of $250,000 in U, 8, gold. coin will be distributed to the holdLqxs of admission Tickets, as follows, 1 grand gold coin gift. . ++ 0's 820,000 1 grand gold) coin gift... 15,000 1 grand gold coin gift. .06.5. 12,000 1 grand gold coin gitt.. vive 10,000 * 1 grand gold coin gift... 7,500 1 grand gold coin gift... 5,000 1 grand gold coin gifti. 24.0.6. 3,500 1 grand gold coin gift,... 2,500 25 grand gold coin gifts, $1,000 each 25,000 25 grand gold coin gifts, $500 each. 12,500 50 grand gold coin yitts, $250 each. 12,500 200 grand gold coin gifts, $100 each. 20,000 300 grand gold coin gitts, 850 each, . 15,000 1000 grand gold cein gifts, $25. cach. . 25,000 1500 grand gold coin gifts, $29 each ., 80,000 3550 gaand gold coin gifts, $10 each. . 34,500 6,558 gold coin miums $250, 000 The Premiums will be awarded in precisely the same manner ag at the Concert given in San Francisco, in aid of the Mercautile Library, ° The Drawing will take place under the management ofa committee:of well known and responsible citizens ‘of the county. ‘TREASURERS—Pavitic Bank, San Francisco; B. F. Hastings, & Co., Sacramento; San Joaquin Valley Bank, Stockton; with whon all moneys will be deposited and all disbursements made, es In addition to the above named gifts, all moneys received for the sale of Tickets, less the expenses, will be paid over'to the Board of Supervisors of Calaveras county, for the liquidation of the county debt. ' chi Yor a guiratites that the Premiums wild be fairly drawn, we respectfully refer, by permission, to the following well known gentlemen: Hon, A. C. Adams, Dist. Judge Mokelumme Hill; B: K, Thorne, Sheriff of Calaveras: county; W. A. Wallace, County Clerk of Calaveras county; John Gallagher, Treasurer Calaveras county; Chas. B.Higby, Esq., Editor Calaveras Chronicle; J. C. Seribner, Esq., Angels; Hon. T, 8, Beaver, Sucramento; J. G, Severance, Esq., Stockton; J. C. Doak, Esq., Stockton; W. Li Dudley, Esq., Stockton; Col, GC, G. Bowman, Sun Francisco; 8. Forman, Esq., San Franciseo: Hon. Wn. Higby, San FranciscoResponsible agents' wanted. Liberal commissions allowed. , Parties at a distance can vbtuin Lickets by forwarding Checks on-any Banks in San Francisco, Sacrainento, Stockton, or any reliable-Banking House, BUSINESS 4GER8,—S. L. Prindle, Chairman Board of Supervisors, San Andreas; A. H. Coulter, Supervisor Second District, San Andreas; M. G. Lewis, Supervisor Third District, San Andreas; J. F, Treet, San Andreas; A. Wylie, San Andreas; B. Kt. Prince, Altaville. All Orlers .and—Communications should be addressed to a M. G. LEWIS, See’y. San Andreas, California, W. H. CRAWFORD, Ag’t Nevada City. Brgcenrp eer PIANOS%«<MASON & Hamlin'’s Bigs. KOHLER, CHASE & CO. Agents, 633 Clay #t. San Francisco, Send fomCirenlurs. m26 NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET.,..,.NEVADA CITY. _—_— J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor. HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ALways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to -it, and been fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will compure favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprictor will spare no pains nor expense to render his guests confortable. ; Stages for all parts of the State have their Utices ut this Hotel. The House is kept open aJl night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. A share of Public Patronege is respectful ly dolicited, detcth PENMANSHIP —AND— PHONOGRAPHY. ‘NLASSES IN PENMANSHIP AND PHO. NETIC SHORT HAND will meet at half after 4 and 7 o’elock, P. M. on Monpays, WEDNESDAYS and Fripays, in Miss Miller’s School Room, NEAR THE THEATRE. All desirous of improvement in those very interesting and usetul systems of Writing, should avail themselves of this rare opportunity. Arrangements for Private lessons, , Ornamental Writing, or Book-kéeping, can be made by calling on W. H. SHAW. Nevada, May 21. BOARD OF EXAMINATION. OTICE is hereby given that a meeting N of.the County Board of Examination will be héld at the High School Room, Nevada City, commencing on Wednesday, June ith, 1871, at 10 o'clock a. m., and continuing through the 8th, and 9th, All parties desiring certificates as Teachers, Or applicants for renewal of certiticates, are required to present themselves for exainination on the first day of the meeting. T. B. WHITE, County Supt. of Public Schools. Nevada, May 24th, 1871. NEVADA IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. bile, Bawa BRASS CASTINGS, Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery, . STEAM ENGINES, ., PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, ke. executed in superior style, at reduced prices. DAVID, THOM. ‘ GEO. G. ALLAN, Nevada, May 25th. ‘ CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN a GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. ¥ ALL KINDS OF IRON —AND— QPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. “ \ 7” New and Fresh Goods received every 4 tion, and will hold a GRAND MUSICAL f id bet UNDERSIGNED having this paign with a APRIL 18, 197, 1.7 FRESH GOODS ! LOW PRICES! QUICK SALES! day formed a cu-partrership under the firm name of HANSON & GREGORY. ei CONTINUE THE GENERAL GROCERY, PROVISION, WOODEN & WILLOW WARE, CROCKERY, AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, AT THE OLD STAND We will open the Spring CamCASH CAPITAL! Sufficient to meet the demands of tho-trado-of this vicinity and-teenable-ue-te take advantage of the markets at all-times, and to insure to our patrons a Lower List of Prices than have heretofore ruled in this market. “Money makes the Mare go.”’ And buys atany time below the ruling market rates, We offer to the people of Nevada and vi-+ cinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in our line to be found this side of San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a good commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively FOR CASH! tw” One of the firm will bein San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will be constantly replenished WITH THE CHOICEST GOODS afforded by the Market ! WHICH WILL BE PLACED AT PRICES THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the public to an examination of our GOODS AND PRICES Before making their purchases ! And would return our thanks for their patronage héretofure, All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE! HANSON & GREGORY, Nevada, April 1st, 1871. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO A. H. HANSON are requested to settle their accounts at as early a date as possible. . ~Ppinen—desirens—of-acqtirhig-aknow! ye pee WILL BE GIVEN BY ie 4 MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS -FRATERNITIBS, 4 IN THEIR NEW HALL AT MOORE’ Tuesday Eve’g, July 4th, 1871. . WITH GOOD MUSIC, GOOD CHEER, ‘and a SPLENDID HALL for danéing,’a pleasant time is promised to all participants. The public are cordially invited to attend, COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, W.D. Long, §. Caldwell, T. A. Slicer, W, GC. Olark, + A. Ranch, J, Knotwell, J. Olsen, H, Atwater, Ch, Allenberg, RECEPTION COMMITTER, A, Ranch, S. Caldwell, W. C, Clark, T. A, Slicer, — J. Knotwell, N. Hegdeon. * INVITATION COMMITTEE, MOORE'S FLAT. : ALLEGHANY, Ch. Allenberg, Jolin West. W. D. Long, a PerkinsWOOLSEY’S FLAT, . MINNESOTA, Geo. Edwards, R, Johnson, J.C. Cookerly, Ch, Miller, WASHINGTON, GRANITEVILLE, ¥. M. Hathaway. ?, P; Crandall, John Sanson, J. H. Cunard, FOREST CITY. RELIEF HILL, Henry Ellery, John Lane, Charles Hentzon, W. #. Cummings, COLUMBIA BILE, R. MeMurray, * ALL, Woodrutf, NORTH BLOOMFIELD John Stone, A.D. Lemaine, LAKE CITY, CHEROKER. R. Phillips, J. BP. James, J. R. Henry, W, Barger, SAN JUAN, BIRCHVILLE, J. B. Hunter, Henry Everett, A. NCrane; Geo, B, Newell. SWEETLAND, FRENCH cornrar; B. Woop, Wm. M, Eddys H.P. Sweetland, V. G. Bel, >: MRVADA CIEE. Ts A. D. Tower, Ty Hi Caswell, FLOOR MANAGERS, W. F. Cummings, 8. L. Blackwell. Tickets, (including Supper) ..85 a0! Moore’s Flat, May 19th, 1871. a REMOVAL. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Have Removed their New Stock Drugs, Paints, Oils, &.,.ae . TO THEIR NEW STORE ‘ Under the Daily Transeript Office S. W. CORNER OFBROAD AND PINE STREETS. . Nevada, May 265th. i ai WAX FLOWERS, Ms ‘A. L, FROST ANNOUNCES.'TO the Ladies of Nevada City and vicinity that she is prepared to form a Class for Instruction in-the Arto fanufucturing all kinds of : Wax Flowers, Fruit and Leather Work. Also the Art of Antique and Transe fer Painting. ia LESSONS GIVEN IN. HAIR work, w7"Specinens of my work may be scen at ALY. KNOWL'LON’S Jewelry Store, on Broad Strect. " tcsidcnce of Mrs. M. A. HILL’S, Mainst, MRS. A. L. FROSL, Nevada City, April 29th. ‘ CATHOLIC SCHOOL. HE CATHOLIC SCHOOL OF Nevada City will be re-opened on MON. DaY, MAY 22d, 1871, By Mr.-MANNING, : Under the supervision of FATHER CLAIRE, Instructions will embrace the usual course of 1 SOUND ENGLISH EDUCATION, tur gether with CLASSICS, if required. Young Classies will ‘be attended at their residence, oran Evening Class for thety especial 2d. vantage will be formed in the School Reéni, JOHN MANNING, Teachet: Rev. Fatbar Claire, President. myl9) . Probate Notice. a TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of NebK-D vada. In Probate Court. In the mat ter of the Estate of Cornelius Shea, deceas.’ ed. It appearing to the Court from the petition of Chas, McElvy, Administrator of the Estate of Cornélius Shea, deceased, i for an order to sell Real Estate, that tse essary to sell the whole of the Real te . to pay the expensts of administration. It is therefure ordered by the Court that all persons interested in the Estate, appear ‘before the Probate Court, on SATURDAY, the Ist day of July, 1871, at 10 o’clock, A. M, of tha day, at the Court Room of said Court, in City and County of Nevada, to show *tatse why an order should not:be granted to the Administrator to sell so much of the Real Estate of the deceased agsmay be necessary. And that a.copy of this order be publighedat least four successive weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a hewspaper printed and published in said Nevada County. 4 A. U. NILES; Probate Judge, Dated May 29th, 1871. TaN TRS EA State of California, County of Nevada,’ #, I, J.J. Rogers, County Clerk and exoffteio Clerk of the Probate Court in and for the County of Nevada, State of Californiay do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of an Original Order duly made and enttred-in the minutes of suid Court, Witness my hand and the Seah of seal j said Court, this 30th day of May,.A. ——) D. 1gi1. bo aie J.J, ROGERS, Clerk, : By H. Darneal Deputy Clerk, Niles Searls, Atty for Admuonistrator, jel Sanna Se acim EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION? : —OF THE— dst MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE, ~ ILL OPEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1871, and continue FOUR W, ; DAY AND EVENENG, in the PA N, in Union Square, SAN FRANCISOO, (= The Exhibition Buijl COVERS An area of 110,000 superficial feet, and is complete in various details of light, ventilation, 3 power, water supply and provisions’ fop requirements and comfort of visi neg —— 4 must be in position by + Blank Applications for Space, Rules ulations, Premium Lists, and all tion will be sent on a Goods sold at ‘week, from the Bay. lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge, 02 A. H. HANSON, ing J. H. GELMORE, , Méechunics’ Institute, San Francisco, to whose care erticles inte: for exhibition may be @ nt. ms A. 8. HALLIDIE, Presideut.

ee muncements,. . ee farveyor, ~ gs ik a ae ce Attorney, Eureka Townshi onnced as a can te trict Attorney .<nb. 1¢ Repubiican Coup. j2 mbly. R, of Bear Valley, ship, is hereby ‘an. for the Assembly, of the Republican m3) [reasurer, YALD is announced lection to the offics bject to the decision ty Convention. Treasnrer. is hereby. snnounced the office of County — the decision~-of-thy Recorder, of Grass Valley, ig ididste for the office bject to the nomina. Convention. Recorder. of Rongh and Rraty >a candidate forthe der, subject to the can Convention, : eriff. EN, of Grass Valley, €d a8 @ candidate for nty, by his many decision of the Rey Clerk. present incumbent, e for re-election to lerk, subject to the tic Nowineting Conmmissioner,. , of Grass Valley, is d asc candidate for Hsasioner, mabject to ublican Convention, mmissioner. ereby announced as oftice of Road Comthe decision ef the vention. nnouriecs himself as office of Public Ading County Elé¢tion cco! WEY MCSE _EN WALD, m hand the very best ) TOBACCO! st Brands. nnd a Splendid lot of ing Tobacco, LK. i superior brand, ever before seen in ewing Tobacco, FOUND x Twist, cuike, very description, © nds too numerous to YEW BRANDS ed ) TOBACCO ! AND. ! VARIETY OF TOBACCO! AS r Queen, Forest al, &c. (COAL PIPES, UM PIPES, ERY, . MONTE. CARDS, or sale on reasonable CIGARS, Figaros, Matilda, ay ind Retail, rent of Domestic Ci-, rom $25 per tho y stock before purchs[US GREENWALD. t DREy¥uss OLD STAXD ne Street, ish, at ALL HOUBS, in Every Styl » Luncheon, RATES. _season advances the stovk will be CA band of between one and two hunPIPES! . ae The DAity Weariseript NEVADA CITY; CAL.’ LOCAL AFFAIRS. Fer the Mountains. _/ Numerous droves of cattle,’ horses and sheep) ‘ate passing through the county to the grazing regions of ‘the Sierra, where they will be kept. dur. ing the Summer and Fall. The grass in the valleys having become dry, its nutritions qualities was. destroyed in many places by the late heavy rains/ hence the. owners have been comSSS PAIN KILLER. PERRY DAVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE; RT, PROPRIETORS. 1840, sii 1871. The‘ Paty Ku.uer” may justly be atyled the great medicine of the world, for there is no region of the globe inte which it has not found its way, and been largely used and highly prized. Moreover, there is. no clime to which it has not proved to be well adapted for the cure of @ ble. variety of diseases; it is a speedy and safe remedy for burns, 77 MIRO A Lag 24 aya A wounds, aud various other injuries,.as well as for Aysentery, diarrhoea, and bowel. complaints generally, itis admirably suited fur every race of men on the face of the globe. It, is a very significant fact, that notwithstanding the long period of, years that the ‘Pain Killer” has been befsre the world, it has never lost one whit of its popularity, pelled to drive their stock to the high. P@t on the contrary, the call for it hus er elevations earlier in the season than usual. The best grazing is now found at-elevations-ranging from-two to three thousand feet, and as the driven still farther up the mountains. dred horses passed through town yesterday on the way to Bear Valley; and a drove of 7,000 sheep is now on the way, to) Sierra Valley.) We notice that thesettlers in Sierra Valley have lately held an indignation meeting, and notified the owner of a band of sheep to take his stock out of the valley. It is well known that cattle and horses will not graze after sheep, hence the stock of the settlers wander off and become lost; atid as there are numerous other uneccupied valleys just as good for sheep ‘grazing, the complaints of the settlers are not without reason, Petit Larceny: A Chinaman ‘entered Johnston’s Furniture store, about two o'clock yesterday ‘afternoon, and, inquired the price of, some articles; which he professed—he-—wanted-to—buy:—Mr; Johuston was waiting on other customers:‘at ‘the ° time, and told the Chinaman to wa‘t.a few minutes when he would: attend to him. Tha Celestial stood around a short time, ~when he-watked off; telling Johnston that lhe would soon be back, He did notreturn, however, but Mr Johnston missed a valuable meerschaum. ‘pipe which hhad been laid down near wheré" the Chinaman ‘stood."° The culprit Was afterward. ‘recognized and. arrested, but in the meantime the fellow ‘had disposed: of the ‘pipe. « He was taken, before Justice Caldwell and identified by a number of witnesses, but the case ‘was’ postponed to allow the accused to send . for witnesses to prove his innocence. Righ School Examination. The examination of classes in the Nevada High School will take. place this forenoon. The examination will be in the following, brahches, viz : Physiology, algebra, rhetoric, arithmetic and English grammar. Latin, Cicero’s Orations;Greek, Xenophen’s Anfbasis.' The closing exereises of the public schools will be held in Assembly Hall, and commence sat 2 o’clock, Pp. M. The parents and friends of the pupils, and the public generally, are invited to attend the examination and closing exercises. Postponed, bith. managers of the Grass Valley Miners’ Home Association have postponed their grand festival until the 15th of July, ‘at which time it will. positively come off, and the prizes will be awarded./ We learn that they have disposed of the most of their tickets, but, in order to accomplish the purpose intended, it was necessary to dispose of all, hence they were compelled to postpone the drawing a few weeks. > Reward, A large black pocket. book was lost in Nevada or yicinity on Wednesday. It contained $320in bills of the First National Bank of San Francisco, and other papers. A reward of $50 will be paid. to any one’ returning the pocket book to J. F. Carr, at the Nitional Exchange Hotel, or to A. D. ‘Pewer, at the office of Wells, Fargo & Co. For County Surveyor. WH. 8, Bradley. is announced, as a candidate for County Surveyor. subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Mr. Bradley has been acting County Surveyor for _a number ef years, and isin every way ‘thoroughly qualified for the p sition.. We have received a communication from. correspondent at North San Juan, on the political situation in this ‘county,’ bat it edme to hand too late for this issue.. It is. rieh, at home. steadily increased from, its first discovery: and at no previous time hag,the demand, for it been so great, or the quantity made been has the Pain Killer ever been in higher re; ute, or been more generally used: by. famiies and individuals, than it has been, here y where it was first discovered: and introduced. That the Pain Killer will continue to be, whut we have styled it, THE GREAT MEDICINE OF THE WORLD, there can not be the shadow of a doubt.—{ Providence Advertiser, ; You haven’t tried them, Victim of debility, who is responsible for your feebleness?, Not yourself, you will say} for you've done all you could to cure it. That's a mistake on your part. You haven't tried Hostetter’s Bitters, Gloomy dyspeptic, with an uneasy %tomach.und a world-weary face, of course you don’t think yourself responsible for: your own torments. But you are, It is easy to see from your condition that you haven't tried Hostetter’s Bitters. Bilious ‘sufferer, it is not your fault, you think, that your symptoms grow worse, dayby day. Bloe pill doesn't do yon any goed. Very likely.’ But you can Ke brovght‘round for all that, Why haven't you tried Hostetter’s Bitters? Friend, on whom fever and augue alternately blows hot and cold, and whose brain’ seems to be bursting with the effects of some powerful drug, do you assume the responsibility? ©, no! You've taken pills of qtinitie;and all the regulation medicines. What could you do more?’ One thing’ more —the very thing that would have exempted you from all the pangsthat now rack you. You have yever tried “Hostetter’s Bitters. Nervous invalid, what haye you to say? You'pleaa that yon have taken all the nervine.ef-the pharmacepmis. If they have done you no'good it is not your-fiult, You are not responsible, Wzong, all .wrong.: You. have, im reality,no. body to blame but yourself, Hie ‘Why haven't you tried Hostetter’s Bitters? For-all the ‘above-named complaints, the . Bitters are absolutely specifies. ~ ; ARATE NCR PPA SS EMPIRE “LIVERY: STABLE. BROAD: STREET, “NEVADA, CITY. Opposite National Exchange Hotel. eee ANCASTER .& ROBINSON have the LARGEST LOT OF HOKSES. and CAKRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in this part.of the State. TEAMS, with Elegant Buggics, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shvurtest: notice and on the most reasonable terms, Our Horses are free from vice, of good style aud capable of going as fast as any gentlemanh cares to drive. : Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness, Good Saddle Horses always on hand, Horses boarded. by the day, week or month ‘and the grextest of care guaranteed. LANCASTER & ROBINSON. Nevada, May 25th. NEW PRICES ! THOMAS SHURTLEFF, OULD respectfully inform the' people of Nevada City and vicinity that he has gu hand a chvice stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, Especially adapted to this market, which he has at his New Store, at the Junction Main & Commercial Sts. New Goods are being constantly received, THOMAS SHURTLEFF. Nevada, May 25th. WILD PIGEON SALOON. AS BEEN REMOVED to the Building next door to Srump’s Horet, nearly vppusite my old stand, on Broad Street, Nevada City, lam prepared to supply my old friends and former putrous with the very best of WINES, ALES, LIQUORS, BEER, —aNnD— CIGARS. Call and test the above articles. ANTOINE STEVENS, Proprietor. Nevada, Feb. ith. NICK’S TOY & FRUIT STORE. NICK SLOCOVICH, Proprietor. i Do: ic 2 4 ete,; Nuts, Candies, and Confectionery. New Toys and Baskets of every variety. The Cheapest and Best Goods to be had in the Market. my23-lm Nick SLOOOVICH. LL WARRANTS DRA ON THE e Fund of ‘Nevads County; and te ‘prior to April Sth, 1870, will be W Nos. ib, 8, oa rare and ‘spicy, and will appear toceases from date. ‘JULIUS Tréssurer. > scalds, cuts, bruises, . 80 large, as to-day, ' Another siguihcant fact ia, that nowhere . HEAVY AND SHELF —AT THE— OLD STAND, ’"H Opposite the Union Hotel and the Express Offices, MAIN STEEET....NEVADA. IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, -NAILS AND SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. AGENTS FOR . A. S. HALLIDIE & CO.S. WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight, GIANT, CALIFORNIA, — Paints, Oil. Turpentine, &c. —_— : eee ~~ Crockery, and Glass Ware. AGENT FOR THE SEWING MACHINE ! THE BEST MADE! Always in Store, SPOOL COT‘TON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND BELTINGS. Call and examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. _ No trouble to show Goods and give prices ‘though “nary cent’’ changes hand. Gas and Water Pipe! OF ALL, KINDS!

And fittings always ‘om hand—ana connections made with the City Water Works. W. H. CRAWFORD, . A Grand Musical ‘Festival to Nos. 27 & 29 Mair Street. be Calaveras Co. Relief Associatjon At Sah Andreas, Cal.ne Monday, September Lith, 1871. NHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, FINDing the county heavily involved, by the advice of 4 ‘convention of Tax-payers, held at San Andreas, April 2d, 1871, resolved on this measure rather than resort to repudiaFESTIVAL, the proceeds of which will be applied to the liquidation of the -county debt. 200,000 admission Tickets will be sold at $2 50 each, gold coin, and the holders of Pickets-will-be—entitied to amy premium that may be awarded to it. During the Festival the magnificent sum of $250,000 in U, 8, gold. coin will be distributed to the holdLqxs of admission Tickets, as follows, 1 grand gold coin gift.. .. ++ 0's 820,000 1 grand gold) coin gift...... 15,000 1 grand gold coin gift.. ..06..5. 12,000 1 grand gold coin gitt.... vive 10,000 * 1 grand gold coin gift...... 7,500 1 grand gold coin gift...... 5,000 1 grand gold coin gifti. 24.0.6.. 3,500 1 grand gold coin gift,...... 2,500 25 grand gold coin gifts, $1,000 each 25,000 25 grand gold coin gifts, $500 each. 12,500 50 grand gold coin yitts, $250 each. 12,500 200 grand gold coin gifts, $100 each. 20,000 300 grand gold coin gitts, 850 each, . 15,000 1000 grand gold cein gifts, $25. cach. . 25,000 1500 grand gold coin gifts, $29 each ., 80,000 3550 gaand gold coin gifts, $10 each. . 34,500 6,558 gold coin miums $250, 000 The Premiums will be awarded in precisely the same manner ag at the Concert given in San Francisco, in aid of the Mercautile Library, ° The Drawing will take place under the management ofa committee:of well known and responsible citizens ‘of the county. ‘TREASURERS—Pavitic Bank, San Francisco; B. F. Hastings, & Co., Sacramento; San Joaquin Valley Bank, Stockton; with whon all moneys will be deposited and all disbursements made, es In addition to the above named gifts, all moneys received for the sale of Tickets, less the expenses, will be paid over'to the Board of Supervisors of Calaveras county, for the liquidation of the county debt. ' chi Yor a guiratites that the Premiums wild be fairly drawn, we respectfully refer, by permission, to the following well known gentlemen: Hon, A. C. Adams, Dist. Judge Mokelumme Hill; B: K, Thorne, Sheriff of Calaveras: county; W. A. Wallace, County Clerk of Calaveras county; John Gallagher, Treasurer Calaveras county; Chas. B.Higby, Esq., Editor Calaveras Chronicle; J. C. Seribner, Esq., Angels; Hon. T, 8, Beaver, Sucramento; J. G, Severance, Esq., Stockton; J. C. Doak, Esq., Stockton; W. Li Dudley, Esq., Stockton; Col, GC, G. Bowman, Sun Francisco; 8. Forman, Esq., San Franciseo: Hon. Wn. Higby, San FranciscoResponsible agents' wanted. Liberal commissions allowed. , Parties at a distance can vbtuin Lickets by forwarding Checks on-any Banks in San Francisco, Sacrainento, Stockton, or any reliable-Banking House, BUSINESS 4GER8,—S. L. Prindle, Chairman Board of Supervisors, San Andreas; A. H. Coulter, Supervisor Second District, San Andreas; M. G. Lewis, Supervisor Third District, San Andreas; J. F, Treet, San Andreas; A. Wylie, San Andreas; B. Kt. Prince, Altaville. All Orlers .and—Communications should be addressed to a M. G. LEWIS, See’y. San Andreas, California, W. H. CRAWFORD, Ag’t Nevada City. Brgcenrp eer PIANOS%«<MASON & Hamlin'’s Bigs. KOHLER, CHASE & CO. Agents, 633 Clay #t. San Francisco, Send fomCirenlurs. m26 NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET..,...,.NEVADA CITY. _—_— J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor. HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ALways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to -it, and been fitted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will compure favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprictor will spare no pains nor expense to render his guests confortable. ; Stages for all parts of the State have their Utices ut this Hotel. The House is kept open aJl night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. A share of Public Patronege is respectful ly dolicited, detcth PENMANSHIP —AND— PHONOGRAPHY. ‘NLASSES IN PENMANSHIP AND PHO. NETIC SHORT HAND will meet at half after 4 and 7 o’elock, P. M. on Monpays, WEDNESDAYS and Fripays, in Miss Miller’s School Room, NEAR THE THEATRE. All desirous of improvement in those very interesting and usetul systems of Writing, should avail themselves of this rare opportunity. Arrangements for Private lessons, , Ornamental Writing, or Book-kéeping, can be made by calling on W. H. SHAW. Nevada, May 21. BOARD OF EXAMINATION. OTICE is hereby given that a meeting N of.the County Board of Examination will be héld at the High School Room, Nevada City, commencing on Wednesday, June ith, 1871, at 10 o'clock a. m., and continuing through the 8th, and 9th, All parties desiring certificates as Teachers, Or applicants for renewal of certiticates, are required to present themselves for exainination on the first day of the meeting. T. B. WHITE, County Supt. of Public Schools. Nevada, May 24th, 1871. NEVADA IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. bile, Bawa BRASS CASTINGS, Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery, . STEAM ENGINES, ., PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, ke. executed in superior style, at reduced prices. DAVID, THOM. ‘ GEO. G. ALLAN, Nevada, May 25th. ‘ CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN a GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. ¥ ALL KINDS OF IRON —AND— QPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. “ \ 7” New and Fresh Goods received every 4 tion, and will hold a GRAND MUSICAL f id bet UNDERSIGNED having this paign with a APRIL 18, 197, 1.7 FRESH GOODS ! LOW PRICES! QUICK SALES! day formed a cu-partrership under the firm name of HANSON & GREGORY. ei CONTINUE THE GENERAL GROCERY, PROVISION, WOODEN & WILLOW WARE, CROCKERY, AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, AT THE OLD STAND We will open the Spring CamCASH CAPITAL! Sufficient to meet the demands of tho-trado-of this vicinity and-teenable-ue-te take advantage of the markets at all-times, and to insure to our patrons a Lower List of Prices than have heretofore ruled in this market. “Money makes the Mare go.”’ And buys atany time below the ruling market rates, We offer to the people of Nevada and vi-+ cinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in our line to be found this side of San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a good commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively FOR CASH! tw” One of the firm will bein San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will be constantly replenished WITH THE CHOICEST GOODS afforded by the Market ! WHICH WILL BE PLACED AT PRICES THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the public to an examination of our GOODS AND PRICES Before making their purchases ! And would return our thanks for their patronage héretofure, All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE! HANSON & GREGORY, Nevada, April 1st, 1871. ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO A. H. HANSON are requested to settle their accounts at as early a date as possible. . ~Ppinen—desirens—of-acqtirhig-aknow! ye pee WILL BE GIVEN BY ie 4 MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS -FRATERNITIBS, 4 IN THEIR NEW HALL AT MOORE’ Tuesday Eve’g, July 4th, 1871. . WITH GOOD MUSIC, GOOD CHEER, ‘and a SPLENDID HALL for danéing,’a pleasant time is promised to all participants. The public are cordially invited to attend, COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, W.D. Long, §. Caldwell, T. A. Slicer, W, GC. Olark, + A. Ranch, J, Knotwell, J. Olsen, H, Atwater, Ch, Allenberg, RECEPTION COMMITTER, A, Ranch, S. Caldwell, W. C, Clark, T. A, Slicer, — J. Knotwell, N. Hegdeon. * INVITATION COMMITTEE, MOORE'S FLAT. : ALLEGHANY, Ch. Allenberg, Jolin West. W. D. Long, a PerkinsWOOLSEY’S FLAT, . MINNESOTA, Geo. Edwards, R, Johnson, J.C. Cookerly, Ch, Miller, WASHINGTON, GRANITEVILLE, ¥. M. Hathaway. ?, P; Crandall, John Sanson, J. H. Cunard, FOREST CITY. RELIEF HILL, Henry Ellery, John Lane, Charles Hentzon, W. #. Cummings, COLUMBIA BILE, R. MeMurray, * ALL, Woodrutf, NORTH BLOOMFIELD John Stone, A.D. Lemaine, LAKE CITY, CHEROKER. R. Phillips, J. BP. James, J. R. Henry, W, Barger, SAN JUAN, BIRCHVILLE, J. B. Hunter, Henry Everett, A. NCrane; Geo, B, Newell. SWEETLAND, FRENCH cornrar; B. Woop, Wm. M, Eddys H.P. Sweetland, V. G. Bel, >: MRVADA CIEE. Ts A. D. Tower, Ty Hi Caswell, FLOOR MANAGERS, W. F. Cummings, 8. L. Blackwell. Tickets, (including Supper) ...85 a0! Moore’s Flat, May 19th, 1871. a REMOVAL. PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Have Removed their New Stock Drugs, Paints, Oils, &.,.ae . TO THEIR NEW STORE ‘ Under the Daily Transeript Office S. W. CORNER OFBROAD AND PINE STREETS. . Nevada, May 265th. i ai WAX FLOWERS, Ms ‘A. L, FROST ANNOUNCES.'TO the Ladies of Nevada City and vicinity that she is prepared to form a Class for Instruction in-the Arto fanufucturing all kinds of : Wax Flowers, Fruit and Leather Work. Also the Art of Antique and Transe fer Painting. ia LESSONS GIVEN IN. HAIR work, w7"Specinens of my work may be scen at ALY. KNOWL'LON’S Jewelry Store, on Broad Strect. " tcsidcnce of Mrs. M. A. HILL’S, Mainst, MRS. A. L. FROSL, Nevada City, April 29th. ‘ CATHOLIC SCHOOL. HE CATHOLIC SCHOOL OF Nevada City will be re-opened on MON. DaY, MAY 22d, 1871, By Mr.-MANNING, : Under the supervision of FATHER CLAIRE, Instructions will embrace the usual course of 1 SOUND ENGLISH EDUCATION, tur gether with CLASSICS, if required. Young Classies will ‘be attended at their residence, oran Evening Class for thety especial 2d. vantage will be formed in the School Reéni, JOHN MANNING, Teachet: Rev. Fatbar Claire, President. myl9) . Probate Notice. a TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of NebK-D vada. In Probate Court. In the mat ter of the Estate of Cornelius Shea, deceas.’ ed. It appearing to the Court from the petition of Chas, McElvy, Administrator of the Estate of Cornélius Shea, deceased, i for an order to sell Real Estate, that tse essary to sell the whole of the Real te . to pay the expensts of administration. It is therefure ordered by the Court that all persons interested in the Estate, appear ‘before the Probate Court, on SATURDAY, the Ist day of July, 1871, at 10 o’clock, A. M, of tha day, at the Court Room of said Court, in City and County of Nevada, to show *tatse why an order should not:be granted to the Administrator to sell so much of the Real Estate of the deceased agsmay be necessary. And that a.copy of this order be publighedat least four successive weeks in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a hewspaper printed and published in said Nevada County. 4 A. U. NILES; Probate Judge, Dated May 29th, 1871. TaN TRS EA State of California, County of Nevada,’ #, I, J.J. Rogers, County Clerk and exoffteio Clerk of the Probate Court in and for the County of Nevada, State of Californiay do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of an Original Order duly made and enttred-in the minutes of suid Court, Witness my hand and the Seah of seal j said Court, this 30th day of May,.A. ——) D. 1gi1. bo aie J.J, ROGERS, Clerk, : By H. Darneal Deputy Clerk, Niles Searls, Atty for Admuonistrator, jel Sanna Se acim EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION? : —OF THE— dst MECHANICS’ INSTITUTE, ~ ILL OPEN TUESDAY, AUGUST 8th, 1871, and continue FOUR W, ; DAY AND EVENENG, in the PA N, in Union Square, SAN FRANCISOO, (= The Exhibition Buijl COVERS An area of 110,000 superficial feet, and is complete in various details of light, ventilation, 3 power, water supply and provisions’ fop requirements and comfort of visi neg —— 4 must be in position by + Blank Applications for Space, Rules ulations, Premium Lists, and all tion will be sent on a Goods sold at ‘week, from the Bay. lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge, 02 A. H. HANSON, ing J. H. GELMORE, , Méechunics’ Institute, San Francisco, to whose care erticles inte: for exhibition may be @ nt. ms A. 8. HALLIDIE, Presideut.