June 26, 1869 (4 pages)

9 D0n, _Teceive their pay while attending the. ~~ purpose of selecting thirteen delegates * believe there will be a contest-here tothe past two years, and they have had } /ty-seven days. He looks as well as ¢ at 8 o'clock and close at sundown. Ric eremaerransieeraen eee ee The Daily Transeript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. TEACHER’s INSTITUTE.—The annual session of the County Teachers’ Institute will commence in-this-city-on Weds ~ . nesday next and continue three days. . The law provides that teachers shall Institute, and the Board of. Examination has declared that for failure to attend the County Boards of Examina-‘ tion woald be justified in annulling certificates of teachers who refuse to attend. , It is. certainly the interest of both teachers and trustees to have the schools represented in the Institute. It-is the teacher’s opportunity for im~provement, and-the live teachers will not neglect the Institute. Democratic. CONVENTION.—The DemecratieCenvention will meet at the Theatre ia this city to-day, for the to represent this-county in the State Convention, which meets on Tuesday next at Sacramento, to nominate two candidates for Supreme Judge. We day between the friends of Judge Reardan and J. K. Byrne for the endorsement of the Democrats of this county for the position of Supreme Judge. ARE ADMITTED.—We are informed by Dr. Hunt that women are admitted to the Hospital, and that wé were-mistaken in our statement. We drew the inference from a case recently occurring in Grass Valley._Since our attenzion has béen called te the fact, we remember that several women have been under treatment in the Hospital during THE Magician To-niguT.—Professor Wright, who has just arrived from the East, per overland; will give one of ‘his wonderful! performances this eve~ ning at the Theatre. Those who have seen his tricks of legerdemain say that he lays Hartz entirely iz the shade. Price of admission, 50 and 25 cents. See bills of-the day. Lerr Us.—A. J. Melivaine, one of the oldest inhabitants of this city, left here a few°weeks ago for the purpose of hunting up 4a new place.of residence. A letter has been: received from him in which he states he designs locating at’ Santa Clara, where his family will soon join him, Mc. is one of the bestcarpen-. ters in the State; as his work on the new school house attests. RETURNED.—HHon. A. C. Niles,Coun= ty Judge, arrived in town yesterday, having made a visit to his friends in the East, at Albany, and completing the visit and round trip inside of twenthough he had only traveled to Sacramento and back. ScHoon ELEction.—The school election for Trustee,.and also to-decice ‘whether a tax shall be levied to pay the debt on. the school house, will take place to-day. The polls will be opened LAY DELEGATION.—The members of the Methodist Church will vote for or . against lay representation in the conferences this evening at the Church. Polls will be open from 7 to 9 o’clock, ‘P.M, pe ‘THE IxcomE Tax.—All those who} are liable for income tax, should attend to payment immediately ia’ order to save costs. The Deputy Collector, 8. 8. Davenport, will be ‘on hand at the time named in his notice to receive taxes. ANNOUNCEMENT.—W. D. Long, is announced in to-day’s paper as a candidate forthe nomination of District Attorney.; A Frise Trovut.—Yesterday Major Jack Downing presented us with a fine trout from Donner Lake, from a box that he received by express. Fiae Starr.—The Pennsylvania . boys have raised the topmast on their flag staff, im order to give “old glory” # show on the Fourth of July. ee Nor Cosine Ovr.—Goldsmith. is not, under pretense of leaving for New York or any other, place, trying to bum~ bug the people by selling them shelf worn goods, at pretended low prices. He is, ‘though not closing out,” selling new goods just recéived, cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere. Ladies to convince themselves of this fact,have . only to glance -at~-the list of prices for ‘some of the new and fa ble goodsjust received: French Prints, 1 yard wide, 124 cents per yard, Double width French Plaid Ginghams; 25 cts. 1,500 yards assorted Fine Dress Goods, 25 cents. 1,500 -yards of very hand. some Delaines, 174 cents. 1,200 best quality new style Hoop Skits, 50 cents. French Chambries, double width, 25 cents. 250 Shakers at 10 cents each. 300. dozen Spool Cotton, Brooks, Coates and others, 85 cents per-dozéen. 5,000 yards Sprague and Merrimaé¢ Prints, and 5,000 yards of White Rock, Lanesdale and Wanesetta 4-4 Muslin, just received, and are offered at lower rates than have ever beensold heretofore. Yesterday was received an extra large stock of goods for the Fourth of July. Do not forget the place A. GOLDSMITH, Corner ot Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada city” je25 nenmeeciinnenl TS A = os Hurrah for t 4th of July! NICK. SLOCOVICH, PINE STREET.+...NEVADA CITY. AS returned from San Francisco ‘With a eplendid stock of ® FIREWORKS ! Of every description for the Fourth of July. Splendid Toys of New Patterns and a large stock of FRUITS, BANANNAS, ORANGAS, LEMONS, and in tact the best stock of VARIETY GUODs in the county. ‘ __Fire Crackers, Rockets, Torpe-; does, Serpants, Wheels, and all sorts of Fireworks. ees. Flags of all sizes and descriptions. Confeciiomery—the Largest and best stock to be found in the city. 2 Don't forget the place. ™ NICK. SLOCOVICH. Pine Street, Nevada City. IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY THE COODS MUST BE SOLD OR GIVEN AWAY. A, GOLDSM:TH, J AS DECIDED to Stock of I Dress Goods, dispose of his prerent Fancy Goods Trimmings, Ladies’ Hats, : Domestic Goods, And everything else in the Store on the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts. At 25 per cent Less than they can be bought at any other Establishment in the State. These Goods must be sold with in Fifty Days! A better chance for buying Dry . Goods Cheap was never before offered to the people of Nevada City. NO HUMBUC HERE! 1500 pair of best quality of Hoop Skirts, at 50 centseach. * — = Ladies ! Before buying elsewhere visit the Dry Goods Emporium of A. GOLDSMITH, where you can buy the most fashionable, — exceedingly low rates. i esr Hy BREY Sener of Bridgeport town: _ ship; will be a candidate fur the nomination of State Senator, eubject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries tobe held on Saturday, Jaly-10th, 1869, sees ane ANNOUNCEMENTS. . ANNOUNCEMENTS. hee _For Senator, D&LEaatEs.—The following persons are announced as candidates for Delegates to the ventions. bject to the ‘prima July 10th. Sixteen és to A. U, Niles, = SW. Lee, Clark, J, 1-Sykes; — election of ele : EK G. WAITE will be a candidate for the ae pation Of Séiiator, subject to the ee icant ly So dei voters of evada county, at the primaries to be held on_. + QETH MARTIN, of Truckec, will be a candidate for the nomination for the Senate subjeet_tothe decision of —the-tinton —itepublican votere, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July lth, 1869. a ee CASHIN will be a candidate. for the npminatien of Sheriff, snbject tothe deécision of the Union Republiean vyotére of Nevada couaty, at the primaries te-be held on July 10th, 1869. A W. POTTER will be a candidate fcr the e nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, Jily 10th, 1869. on For Sheriff — TEVE VENARD will be a candidate for the > nominat on of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican vaters of Nevada county, atthe primaries to be held on Saturday, July luth. 1869; : XN EORGE GRANT, of Rough & Ready, will be a candidate for the nomination of Sher: iff, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the prii maries to be: held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. For Collector. ws ;} O. TOMPKINS, of Bear Valley; will be a 4s candidate for the nomination for Collector, subject to the decision of: thé Union Republican veters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held Saturday, July, 10th, 1869, } OBERT HUCKINS, of North San Juan, will be a candidate for tlie nomination of Collector, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters oi Nevada county, at. the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th. For Supt, of Schodls, EB M. PRESTON wIll be a candidate for enomination for Superintendent ef Pablic Schoels, subject to the decision of the Union Republican votere ef Nevada County, at + laa aes be held on Saturday, July 20, {RANK POWER will be a ‘candidate, for . .£A the nomination of Siperintendent-of Pub‘lic: Schoola, subject te the decision ef the Union Republican voters, at the’ primaries to be . “hen on Saturday, July 10th, A . [ 8. BRADLEY will be a candidate for the. e nomination of Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Union Republicam vovuers of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 19th, 1869. ee For Surveyor, For District Attorney. ; D. LONG, of Eureka Township, wil! be , * a candidate for the office of District Attorney, on the Union-.Republican Ticket, tubject to the decision at the Primaries, to be held on Satarday, July 10th, 1869, M S: DEAL will be a candidate for the « nomination of District Attorn. y, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held or Saturday, July 10th, 1869. aes For Road Commussioner. tees L. BALDWIN will be a candidate for th. nomination o: HXoad Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Union. Kepublican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held Saturday, Jaly 10.h. : AS. B. PATTERSON, of Little York Tp., will be a candidate for the nomination of Koad Commissioner subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, Jaty 10th, 1869. : NEO. 8.8.GETCHELL announces himeelf G as a candidate for the office of Koad Com missioner, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held ou Saturday, July 10th, 1869. . For Assessor. F. MASON will be a candidate for the 4i.ce nomination of County Assessor, enbject to the decision of the Union Republican voters, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. js Cre E. MULLOY will be‘ candidate for . the nomination of Assessor, subject to the decision of the Union kepnublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, Joly 10th, 1869. J. ORGAN will be 4 candidate fur the « nomination of Assessor subject to the decision of the Union Republican votere of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. 1 P. BUSH, of Grass Valley, will be a canC. didate fur the nomination of Aseersor, eubject to the decision of the Union Kepubli‘ran voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Satarday ,July loth, 1569. SS are For Hoad Commissioner, WILL be a candidate for re-election to the office of RUAD COMMISSIONER, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican Primaries, to be held 10th day of July next, with the expectation that the next Legislatare will make it @ ealaried office, at Two fhoueand Dollars per annum and mileage (15 cents per mile), sufficierit to pay trerelieg. expenses. And I think any man who eha faithfally and ip'partialiy perform the duties of this office, will earn the above amount; white performed in any other way, his servicés must be dearly given for nothing. With this exp anation 1 put myselfin the hands of my friends and eee they both will attend to my case, sShenid the people think it for their mterest to élect me “6 n, I willserve them to the beet of my ability.— Should they wieh to elect some other person, it ie their privilege, and I shall not grumble at their decision. jetitd GEO. GEPHARD. JAMES A, STIDGER, . Attorney at Law ‘NORTH SAN’ JUAN, NEvVawa COUNTY. Colleetions promptly attended to. ; Office with 0. P, Stidger: ~ ‘1s : Bor Assemblymen, a WHITE, of Waghington, will be acans didate for nomination for the Assembly, subject.to the decision of the Union RepubiiAan voters’of Nevada county. at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. JD OBERT BELL, of Truckee, will be'a candidate for noynination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the. Union Kepubiican votersof Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. FOUN KNOTWELL, of Moere’s Flat, wil) J bea candidatefor nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada. County, at-the primaries to be held on Saturday, July. 10th, H. TOOTHAKER, of Grass Valley, W. will be a candidate for nomination for the Assembly, subject tothe decision ofthe Unien Republican voters’ of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held-on Satarday, July 10th, 1869, ; D. for the Assembly subject. to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, atthe primaries to be Held Saturday, July 10th, 186¥. : ~K. GRIFITHS, of Truckee, will bea cane didate for the nomination for the Assembly, rubject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County,:at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 2, ‘ 1869 ; NV A. SINGLETON, of Waehington-town4V¥A. ship, will be a candidate for nomination for the Assembly, subject to the: decision ofthe UnionKepublican. voters ef Nevada County, atthe primaries to be held on Saturday, Jaly 10th, 1869. . S. McBRIDE, of Bridgeport townehip, * will bea candidate for nomination tor the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Repubdhcan’voters of Nevada iat 4 at the primaries to be hetd on Saturday, daly 10th, 1369. ae is hereby announced as a candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Unfon Kepubiitan voters of Nevada county, at th primaries to be held on the 10th day of Ju4 ly, 130g. YHARLES W. DANNALS will be a candi: date for nomination for Assembly subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters “of Nevada County at the primaries to be held Saturday, July luth, 1869. ; AMES MARRIOTT, of .Bloomfield township, will bea candidate for nomination tor the Assembly, Subjectto the decision of Union Bepublican voters, at the primaries to be held on duly 1Uth, 1869; OMUN-PATTISON will be a> candidate for nomination for the Assembly,-subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican. voters of Nevada County, at the gered election to be held saturday, Jtly luth, 1s6y. ; “M. DAYS will be a candidate for the nomdecirion of the Union Kepiblican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869, TEYALLMAN H. .ROLFE will be # candidaie I tor the nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union KRepabtican voters of Nevada county, at. the primaries to be hed on Saturday, July 10th, 1659. OHN WILLIAMS will be a candidate for tue nomination for the Assembly, sub ect to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Sataiday, Jnily 10th, 1569. EO. W. DIXON, of Grass Valley, will ‘be a candidate for nominations tur the Assembly, rabject to the decision oP the Union Kepuolican votere’ of Nevada-‘Vounty, at the primaries to be held’on Saturday, July 10th inti, ] _T: WOODS, of Grasse Valley, will be a e candidate for nomination tor the Assembiy, sub'ect to the decision of the Union Kepublicas voters of. Nevada county, at the primaries.to be held on Saturday, July 10, 1869. LEO. K. FARQUHAR will be. a candidate G for re eiectiua to the office of County Cierk, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held July 10th, 1s6y, For County Clerk, RA STANLEY, of hureka townehip will be a candidate forthe nomination of County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Union Kepublican voters, at the primaries to be held July r0th, 1869. VHAS. C. LEAVITT Willbe a candidate for # the nomination of Recorder, subject to the decision «of the Union Kepubiictan voters of Nevada county, at the primgries to be held on ‘Saturday, Jaly 10th, 1869. B. PATTON will be a candidate for the ] « nomination of Recorder, subject to the decison of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July lUth, tse. M. WALLING wiil bea cand!idate for the « nomination of Recorder, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada Coynty, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1569. : For HBecorder. For T.ecasurer, SAAC WILLIAMSON will be #@ candidate for the nomination of County Treasurer, eubject to the decision of the Union Republican votere, at the primaries to be held on the 10th of July, 1868. NO. A. LANCASTER will be ‘# candidate for the nomination of Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1069. og (4) T. DAVENPORT wi'l be a candidate for, « the nomination of Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Union Republican votere of Nevada County. at the . gama to be held on Saturday, Jaly. 10th, 1869.» : as Repnblican State and District Jadieial Gon-7 . PYAVING MADE A = =, W.H Daryea,Dwight cn Rendea, Et figeent M. P. Hatch; Sig S R. C. Black, Charles ‘ker, "___ Prederick Spreeher E. SYKES of Trackee will be a candidate AR. JOHN STOTLAR, of North San Juan,e ination for the Assembly, snbject tothe . . *=BOUND FOR NEW YORK. Must sell at any Sacrifice within Sixty Days . The Old Dry Goods Firm JACOB & SIMON open business in New York are Stock at any sacrifice, THE BUSINESS MUST BE CLOS. ED AND PRICES ARE NO OBJECT, We want to get clear of the Goods, coe Store Keepers, Retail Deal« ers and ali the People can get Goods below Cost ‘Prices and Freight thrown off. Look at these prices: 8,000 yards ot. Merrimac and Sprague’s calicoes, tencentsa yard ; 2,500 yards of English and French prints, 18 and 20 cents per yard ; 500 shakers at 124 cents each ; 60 silk Summer shawls, $8 each; 150 trimmed hats, from 75 cents to $125 20 each ; 500 dozen spools thread; Brooks and Coates, 7 bits per dozen ; 300 yards of lawn, 124 cents a yard; 500 yards of gingham, 18% cents per yard, and every thing else in proportion. People who do not buy now lose money. The store must be emptied of goods within sixty. days. (2 Ladies are invited to examine the large Stock of DRESS GOODS, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, “ “SHOES, “oe . &e. &, Which are offered at a sacrifice, (¢@ All Sales for CASH ONLY. Any one wishing to buy a good stand and fine steck is requested ta — call. A Dwelling House and Lot for fe. . “J. & 8, ROSENTHAL, No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. — 1776. ~ "1869, INDEPENDENCE DAY, GRAND CELEBRATION —OF OOR— NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY WILL BE HELD AT NEVADA CITY, MONDAY, JULY 5th, 1869, IN WHICH TH MILITARY, FIREMEN, and CHVEC SOCIETIES, OF NEVADA COUNTY will particigéite, There will hea Procession after which the Detlaration of Indes pemdenee will be read and an ORATION DELIV SESD 6 Citizens trom ali parts of the . County are cofdially invited to be + present, §23~ The Programme and Order of Exerc? es wil be published tn o few days. Determined to sell the Entire.;

9 D0n, _Teceive their pay while attending the. ~~ purpose of selecting thirteen delegates * believe there will be a contest-here tothe past two years, and they have had } /ty-seven days. He looks as well as ¢ at 8 o'clock and close at sundown. Ric eremaerransieeraen eee ee The Daily Transeript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. TEACHER’s INSTITUTE.—The annual session of the County Teachers’ Institute will commence in-this-city-on Weds ~ . nesday next and continue three days. . The law provides that teachers shall Institute, and the Board of. Examination has declared that for failure to attend the County Boards of Examina-‘ tion woald be justified in annulling certificates of teachers who refuse to attend. , It is. certainly the interest of both teachers and trustees to have the schools represented in the Institute. It-is the teacher’s opportunity for im~provement, and-the live teachers will not neglect the Institute. Democratic. CONVENTION.—The DemecratieCenvention will meet at the Theatre ia this city to-day, for the to represent this-county in the State Convention, which meets on Tuesday next at Sacramento, to nominate two candidates for Supreme Judge. We day between the friends of Judge Reardan and J. K. Byrne for the endorsement of the Democrats of this county for the position of Supreme Judge. ARE ADMITTED.—We are informed by Dr. Hunt that women are admitted to the Hospital, and that wé were-mistaken in our statement. We drew the inference from a case recently occurring in Grass Valley._Since our attenzion has béen called te the fact, we remember that several women have been under treatment in the Hospital during THE Magician To-niguT.—Professor Wright, who has just arrived from the East, per overland; will give one of ‘his wonderful! performances this eve~ ning at the Theatre. Those who have seen his tricks of legerdemain say that he lays Hartz entirely iz the shade. Price of admission, 50 and 25 cents. See bills of-the day. Lerr Us.—A. J. Melivaine, one of the oldest inhabitants of this city, left here a few°weeks ago for the purpose of hunting up 4a new place.of residence. A letter has been: received from him in which he states he designs locating at’ Santa Clara, where his family will soon join him, Mc. is one of the bestcarpen-. ters in the State; as his work on the new school house attests. RETURNED.—HHon. A. C. Niles,Coun= ty Judge, arrived in town yesterday, having made a visit to his friends in the East, at Albany, and completing the visit and round trip inside of twenthough he had only traveled to Sacramento and back. ScHoon ELEction.—The school election for Trustee,.and also to-decice ‘whether a tax shall be levied to pay the debt on. the school house, will take place to-day. The polls will be opened LAY DELEGATION.—The members of the Methodist Church will vote for or . against lay representation in the conferences this evening at the Church. Polls will be open from 7 to 9 o’clock, ‘P.M, pe ‘THE IxcomE Tax.—All those who} are liable for income tax, should attend to payment immediately ia’ order to save costs. The Deputy Collector, 8. 8. Davenport, will be ‘on hand at the time named in his notice to receive taxes. ANNOUNCEMENT.—W. D. Long, is announced in to-day’s paper as a candidate forthe nomination of District Attorney.; A Frise Trovut.—Yesterday Major Jack Downing presented us with a fine trout from Donner Lake, from a box that he received by express. Fiae Starr.—The Pennsylvania . boys have raised the topmast on their flag staff, im order to give “old glory” # show on the Fourth of July. ee Nor Cosine Ovr.—Goldsmith. is not, under pretense of leaving for New York or any other, place, trying to bum~ bug the people by selling them shelf worn goods, at pretended low prices. He is, ‘though not closing out,” selling new goods just recéived, cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere. Ladies to convince themselves of this fact,have . only to glance -at~-the list of prices for ‘some of the new and fa ble goodsjust received: French Prints, 1 yard wide, 124 cents per yard, Double width French Plaid Ginghams; 25 cts. 1,500 yards assorted Fine Dress Goods, 25 cents. 1,500 -yards of very hand. some Delaines, 174 cents. 1,200 best quality new style Hoop Skits, 50 cents. French Chambries, double width, 25 cents. 250 Shakers at 10 cents each. 300. dozen Spool Cotton, Brooks, Coates and others, 85 cents per-dozéen. 5,000 yards Sprague and Merrimaé¢ Prints, and 5,000 yards of White Rock, Lanesdale and Wanesetta 4-4 Muslin, just received, and are offered at lower rates than have ever beensold heretofore. Yesterday was received an extra large stock of goods for the Fourth of July. Do not forget the place A. GOLDSMITH, Corner ot Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada city” je25 nenmeeciinnenl TS A = os Hurrah for t 4th of July! NICK. SLOCOVICH, PINE STREET.+.....NEVADA CITY. AS returned from San Francisco ‘With a eplendid stock of ® FIREWORKS ! Of every description for the Fourth of July. Splendid Toys of New Patterns and a large stock of FRUITS, BANANNAS, ORANGAS, LEMONS, and in tact the best stock of VARIETY GUODs in the county. ‘ __Fire Crackers, Rockets, Torpe-; does, Serpants, Wheels, and all sorts of Fireworks. ees. Flags of all sizes and descriptions. Confeciiomery—the Largest and best stock to be found in the city. 2 Don't forget the place. ™ NICK. SLOCOVICH. Pine Street, Nevada City. IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY THE COODS MUST BE SOLD OR GIVEN AWAY. A, GOLDSM:TH, J AS DECIDED to Stock of I Dress Goods, dispose of his prerent Fancy Goods Trimmings, Ladies’ Hats, : Domestic Goods, And everything else in the Store on the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts. At 25 per cent Less than they can be bought at any other Establishment in the State. These Goods must be sold with in Fifty Days! A better chance for buying Dry . Goods Cheap was never before offered to the people of Nevada City. NO HUMBUC HERE! 1500 pair of best quality of Hoop Skirts, at 50 centseach. * — = Ladies ! Before buying elsewhere visit the Dry Goods Emporium of A. GOLDSMITH, where you can buy the most fashionable, — exceedingly low rates. i esr Hy BREY Sener of Bridgeport town: _ ship; will be a candidate fur the nomination of State Senator, eubject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries tobe held on Saturday, Jaly-10th, 1869, sees ane ANNOUNCEMENTS. . ANNOUNCEMENTS. hee _For Senator, D&LEaatEs.—The following persons are announced as candidates for Delegates to the ventions. bject to the ‘prima July 10th. Sixteen és to A. U, Niles, = SW. Lee, Clark, J, 1-Sykes; — election of ele : EK G. WAITE will be a candidate for the ae pation Of Séiiator, subject to the ee icant ly So dei voters of evada county, at the primaries to be held on_. + QETH MARTIN, of Truckec, will be a candidate for the nomination for the Senate subjeet_tothe decision of —the-tinton —itepublican votere, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July lth, 1869. a ee CASHIN will be a candidate. for the npminatien of Sheriff, snbject tothe deécision of the Union Republiean vyotére of Nevada couaty, at the primaries te-be held on July 10th, 1869. A W. POTTER will be a candidate fcr the e nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, Jily 10th, 1869.. on For Sheriff — TEVE VENARD will be a candidate for the > nominat on of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican vaters of Nevada county, atthe primaries to be held on Saturday, July luth. 1869; : XN EORGE GRANT, of Rough & Ready, will be a candidate for the nomination of Sher: iff, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the prii maries to be: held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. For Collector. ws ;} O. TOMPKINS, of Bear Valley; will be a 4s candidate for the nomination for Collector, subject to the decision of: thé Union Republican veters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held Saturday, July, 10th, 1869, } OBERT HUCKINS, of North San Juan, will be a candidate for tlie nomination of Collector, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters oi Nevada county, at. the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th. For Supt, of Schodls, EB M. PRESTON wIll be a candidate for enomination for Superintendent ef Pablic Schoels, subject to the decision of the Union Republican votere ef Nevada County, at + laa aes be held on Saturday, July 20, {RANK POWER will be a ‘candidate, for . .£A the nomination of Siperintendent-of Pub‘lic: Schoola, subject te the decision ef the Union Republican voters, at the’ primaries to be . “hen on Saturday, July 10th, A . [ 8. BRADLEY will be a candidate for the. e nomination of Surveyor, subject to the decision of the Union Republicam vovuers of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 19th, 1869. ee For Surveyor, For District Attorney. ; D. LONG, of Eureka Township, wil! be , * a candidate for the office of District Attorney, on the Union-.Republican Ticket, tubject to the decision at the Primaries, to be held on Satarday, July 10th, 1869, M S: DEAL will be a candidate for the « nomination of District Attorn. y, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held or Saturday, July 10th, 1869. aes For Road Commussioner. tees L. BALDWIN will be a candidate for th. nomination o: HXoad Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Union. Kepublican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held Saturday, Jaly 10.h. : AS. B. PATTERSON, of Little York Tp., will be a candidate for the nomination of Koad Commissioner subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday,

Jaty 10th, 1869. : NEO. 8.8.GETCHELL announces himeelf G as a candidate for the office of Koad Com missioner, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held ou Saturday, July 10th, 1869. . For Assessor. F. MASON will be a candidate for the 4i.ce nomination of County Assessor, enbject to the decision of the Union Republican voters, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. js Cre E. MULLOY will be‘ candidate for . the nomination of Assessor, subject to the decision of the Union kepnublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, Joly 10th, 1869. J. ORGAN will be 4 candidate fur the « nomination of Assessor subject to the decision of the Union Republican votere of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. 1 P. BUSH, of Grass Valley, will be a canC. didate fur the nomination of Aseersor, eubject to the decision of the Union Kepubli‘ran voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Satarday ,July loth, 1569. SS are For Hoad Commissioner, WILL be a candidate for re-election to the office of RUAD COMMISSIONER, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican Primaries, to be held 10th day of July next, with the expectation that the next Legislatare will make it @ ealaried office, at Two fhoueand Dollars per annum and mileage (15 cents per mile), sufficierit to pay trerelieg. expenses. And I think any man who eha faithfally and ip'partialiy perform the duties of this office, will earn the above amount; white performed in any other way, his servicés must be dearly given for nothing. With this exp anation 1 put myselfin the hands of my friends and eee they both will attend to my case, sShenid the people think it for their mterest to élect me “6 n, I willserve them to the beet of my ability.— Should they wieh to elect some other person, it ie their privilege, and I shall not grumble at their decision. jetitd GEO. GEPHARD. JAMES A, STIDGER, . Attorney at Law ‘NORTH SAN’ JUAN, NEvVawa COUNTY. Colleetions promptly attended to. ; Office with 0. P, Stidger: ~ ‘1s : Bor Assemblymen, a WHITE, of Waghington, will be acans didate for nomination for the Assembly, subject.to the decision of the Union RepubiiAan voters’of Nevada county. at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. JD OBERT BELL, of Truckee, will be'a candidate for noynination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the. Union Kepubiican votersof Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. FOUN KNOTWELL, of Moere’s Flat, wil) J bea candidatefor nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada. County, at-the primaries to be held on Saturday, July. 10th, H. TOOTHAKER, of Grass Valley, W. will be a candidate for nomination for the Assembly, subject tothe decision ofthe Unien Republican voters’ of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held-on Satarday, July 10th, 1869, ; D. for the Assembly subject. to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, atthe primaries to be Held Saturday, July 10th, 186¥. : ~K. GRIFITHS, of Truckee, will bea cane didate for the nomination for the Assembly, rubject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County,:at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 2, ‘ 1869 ; NV A. SINGLETON, of Waehington-town4V¥A. ship, will be a candidate for nomination for the Assembly, subject to the: decision ofthe UnionKepublican. voters ef Nevada County, atthe primaries to be held on Saturday, Jaly 10th, 1869. . S. McBRIDE, of Bridgeport townehip, * will bea candidate for nomination tor the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Repubdhcan’voters of Nevada iat 4 at the primaries to be hetd on Saturday, daly 10th, 1369. ae is hereby announced as a candidate for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Unfon Kepubiitan voters of Nevada county, at th primaries to be held on the 10th day of Ju4 ly, 130g. YHARLES W. DANNALS will be a candi: date for nomination for Assembly subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters “of Nevada County at the primaries to be held Saturday, July luth, 1869. ; AMES MARRIOTT, of .Bloomfield township, will bea candidate for nomination tor the Assembly, Subjectto the decision of Union Bepublican voters, at the primaries to be held on duly 1Uth, 1869; OMUN-PATTISON will be a> candidate for nomination for the Assembly,-subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican. voters of Nevada County, at the gered election to be held saturday, Jtly luth, 1s6y. ; “M. DAYS will be a candidate for the nomdecirion of the Union Kepiblican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869, TEYALLMAN H. .ROLFE will be # candidaie I tor the nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union KRepabtican voters of Nevada county, at. the primaries to be hed on Saturday, July 10th, 1659. OHN WILLIAMS will be a candidate for tue nomination for the Assembly, sub ect to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Sataiday, Jnily 10th, 1569. EO. W. DIXON, of Grass Valley, will ‘be a candidate for nominations tur the Assembly, rabject to the decision oP the Union Kepuolican votere’ of Nevada-‘Vounty, at the primaries to be held’on Saturday, July 10th inti, ] _T: WOODS, of Grasse Valley, will be a e candidate for nomination tor the Assembiy, sub'ect to the decision of the Union Kepublicas voters of. Nevada county, at the primaries.to be held on Saturday, July 10, 1869. LEO. K. FARQUHAR will be. a candidate G for re eiectiua to the office of County Cierk, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held July 10th, 1s6y, For County Clerk, RA STANLEY, of hureka townehip will be a candidate forthe nomination of County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Union Kepublican voters, at the primaries to be held July r0th, 1869. VHAS. C. LEAVITT Willbe a candidate for # the nomination of Recorder, subject to the decision «of the Union Kepubiictan voters of Nevada county, at the primgries to be held on ‘Saturday, Jaly 10th, 1869. B. PATTON will be a candidate for the ] « nomination of Recorder, subject to the decison of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July lUth, tse. M. WALLING wiil bea cand!idate for the « nomination of Recorder, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada Coynty, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1569. : For HBecorder. For T.ecasurer, SAAC WILLIAMSON will be #@ candidate for the nomination of County Treasurer, eubject to the decision of the Union Republican votere, at the primaries to be held on the 10th of July, 1868. NO. A. LANCASTER will be ‘# candidate for the nomination of Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1069. og (4) T. DAVENPORT wi'l be a candidate for, « the nomination of Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Union Republican votere of Nevada County. at the . gama to be held on Saturday, Jaly. 10th, 1869.» : as Repnblican State and District Jadieial Gon-7 . PYAVING MADE A = =, W.H Daryea,Dwight cn Rendea, Et figeent M. P. Hatch; Sig S R. C. Black, Charles ‘ker, "___ Prederick Spreeher E. SYKES of Trackee will be a candidate AR. JOHN STOTLAR, of North San Juan,e ination for the Assembly, snbject tothe . . *=BOUND FOR NEW YORK. Must sell at any Sacrifice within Sixty Days . The Old Dry Goods Firm JACOB & SIMON open business in New York are Stock at any sacrifice, THE BUSINESS MUST BE CLOS. ED AND PRICES ARE NO OBJECT, We want to get clear of the Goods, coe Store Keepers, Retail Deal« ers and ali the People can get Goods below Cost ‘Prices and Freight thrown off. Look at these prices: 8,000 yards ot. Merrimac and Sprague’s calicoes, tencentsa yard ; 2,500 yards of English and French prints, 18 and 20 cents per yard ; 500 shakers at 124 cents each ; 60 silk Summer shawls, $8 each; 150 trimmed hats, from 75 cents to $125 20 each ; 500 dozen spools thread; Brooks and Coates, 7 bits per dozen ; 300 yards of lawn, 124 cents a yard; 500 yards of gingham, 18% cents per yard, and every thing else in proportion. People who do not buy now lose money. The store must be emptied of goods within sixty. days. (2 Ladies are invited to examine the large Stock of DRESS GOODS, DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, PAPER HANGINGS, “ “SHOES, “oe . &e. &, Which are offered at a sacrifice, (¢@ All Sales for CASH ONLY. Any one wishing to buy a good stand and fine steck is requested ta — call. A Dwelling House and Lot for fe. . “J. & 8, ROSENTHAL, No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. — 1776. ~ "1869, INDEPENDENCE DAY, GRAND CELEBRATION —OF OOR— NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY WILL BE HELD AT NEVADA CITY, MONDAY, JULY 5th, 1869, IN WHICH TH MILITARY, FIREMEN, and CHVEC SOCIETIES, OF NEVADA COUNTY will particigéite, There will hea Procession after which the Detlaration of Indes pemdenee will be read and an ORATION DELIV SESD 6 Citizens trom ali parts of the . County are cofdially invited to be + present, §23~ The Programme and Order of Exerc? es wil be published tn o few days. Determined to sell the Entire.;