June 28, 1874 (4 pages)

p aily. Teanseip NEVADA CITY, © CAL.» oo — AFFAIRS, 7 : Don't Stem to ‘Gnderstana ite. ° ty, oF the M. Fsok Ta &Lhbonye} ing Rusiness Firms Take Netice. tie” Theatre, The néw law is notgenerally under H stood by the business -firms of : this of July, is . city, if we may be pernfitted to judge = from the fact that. but a few have . te, Bower, hil compiled with it. * The only firms . : ‘aeate = inthis city recognized in lew are, ivening i ster & Mullow,“J. S. Holbrook & ‘o,, RK. Fininger & Co, and J. Jacobs‘ aes {& Bro, The law: peremptorily, re = qiires-firm e-With. the pare 4 & erk.a certificate of co-partnership, + and requires the same to be Publish_-€&in a newspaper in the-city .where said firm exists, fora period of oné month. The time expires on Wec-nesdaynext. Business firms attend . to this matter without sorthet ae a \ eats, Ice €reay fered foe pate. rad hours ‘ol the Day -— = —— oe, 5 ing the expengce _Imported Cigars. Johnn ny Jack, Pine Street, hasjust . ‘. received a choice stock of imported. . cigars, consisting of the following favorite brands :-E] Rico —Habatia; 2 Commercial, and Flor del ‘Gentlemen are invited to call and ‘try the hew braffis, jn2l Lomens aad Genkate, : : Fresh lettions and oranges constantly on hand and for-sale at E. Geldsmith’s. $023 ®t .~ Flags tor the Fourth. Flags, Flags, Flags. All sizes and Prices,” att. Goldsmith’ 8.-~-ja23-— a ‘Havana ( Cigars: i alicia Tmported Cigars, just feceived; alt the 4 late a . brands, at E, Goldsmith's. ‘Présh Candies. = 3,000 “founds: of fresh. candies just received. The trade supplied at . San ‘Francised prices at_ El -GoldsSmith’s. _ jn23 = Capt. Tommy Davenport, ‘has deen drilling his company of about thirty members, for a week’ or more he New Methodis ¢ ’ . Goldsmith's. ~ Independence by) @ Wiens eon epi peng CELEBRATION ° OF OUR A NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY? AT he IN evada a City, . . FIRE" DEPARTMEN r+ CIVIC SOCIETIES, And Citizens of the County will participate.Fireworks. ¢ Largest stock ot" fire works ever -brought to Nevada, for sale at E. : aie Carriage fox: Sale, ___ -A second hand top: buggy for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. ° The Best Photographs, “ihe For the very -best Photographs, go S,. : preparatory to making: a good disICINE S play in the Fourth of Jely proces~ oe sion. The perfection“ef their drill am. S&B will astonish those who"Bave not “WIC ‘yR _seen them.” Tommy thinks the’ Ne: sMICALS, ; vada Light‘Guards will have to look ois sicdubenaimmn . out for their lanrets. His company. will wear @ uniform of his ywn ge? STORE, lection, “whighshe thinks saperiorte: ESTON. = ‘ ~that recently purchased: by the Light} DEALER I ae Guards. “His guns althoagh made. ‘is White, Cement of wood, are well adapted to a charge, den and ‘he ‘proposes charging on anyIQuors, urposes. one who disputes: the perfection of icles in Great Vathe drilPef his company, >.> ompounded at a)}] — pictecn tea Tige oo Variety Store. Ed. Goldsmith gives notice in another place, that he has on hand a & Pine Sts. st loss by fire at 1. PRESTON, : : suragce Agent. cigars and tobaeco; an me Oy variety of toys and fancy articles, a huge -—invoiee—of fire—works—of “every te= . a large stock of the finest brand of ) to Abell, Grass Valley, For the fimest retouched negatives in Nevada-county,— go “to Quirk, at Rudolph’s Gallery, Nevada city. j2. 'Firewo rks i Fireworks t Johnny Jack i is just in receipt of a magnificent stock of Fireworks of all descriptions, for the 4th of July. j21 Se nee Habitual Constipation---How to Effect a Certain and Permanent Cure. Some occupations of ‘life predispose to costiyeness, especiallly those which allow but little exercise, Pearsons who contract circumstances, might posssbly-be retieved ‘may ld = this unfortunate habit of body, under such: PR —— Lf caaaRERGNNLTDcemne sameeren b Cds hacnivne AND KEPT CON’ oS ON HAND A , “TARG 3 ini OF mere a oy Agricultural — _ Implements, a THE OLD STAND, _ Opposite the Union Hotel, _ AN ( ORATION — Will be Stout atin brant — that it will be the~ GRANDEST C; LEBRATION Ever witnessed in the Mountains M2 isiting Firemen Will be received and entertained by the ‘Department and Soldiers. by tbe ‘Military. Citizens. from all parts ‘of the County are cordially invited to attend. A procession. will be fo be formed on the morning of July Fourth, at Nevada City, consisting of the Military and Fire Departments of Nevada and other places,Improved Order of Red-Men in full costume, Officers, Ora. tor, Reader of the Declaration, Chaplain, Trades in character, Civic Societies, Citi‘zens in carriages and on foot, «te, ; 4) under the direction of the Grand Marshal and his Aidg. + by changing tiicir sedentary employments for others of a more active kind; but this is by io niéans Certain. Habitual constiand nuts, bushels of all kinds of ‘ a 4th +. fruit, and other articles which the t of the i the reader will find enumerated in . » : his half colamn advertisement, all of . c CHURCH. * _ which he wishes to dispose of before the doth. ase eeay: “ —_ : ectuce: To-Night._ i €. §:--Haswell will tecture i “this city, atthe Methodist Church: this (Sunday) evening. His subject will be Local Option: and the Tem“ perance cause.-Mr. Haswell has Thrilling Scenes the reputation of being an eloquent . and impressive lecturer, and all who . attend can rely upon hearing the above subjects handled ina inasterly and a a 7a sto and Orchess geous Costumes. IBiCc, : RSONE, im, 2 mailner. Everybody is invited to.atGEORGE GRAY. oo tend. — : '¢ HQMAS CURRY. rae he Jews, SEPH JENKINS. A. GOLDSMITH. ILLIAM MOORE, MOLLIE HINDS.”~ Zar, :. WM, BARTON. Beautifal Bar of Gold. One of the most. beautiful gold bricks that ever was brought. te this city, Was on exhibition at the Bak of Nevada County on Saturday. If weighed 187 ounces and 9 pennyweights, and was valued at $3,716. The gold’ came from the claims of Hawley Bros., aber, ae RANK PARKER, 5 i [— NAFFZIGER (iss IDA YOUNG, AZA CORNELL. Quarterly Meeting. ~The Fourth Quarterly Meeting for nazzar’s Court, PALMER, Nevada Station will be held at. the NLE YOUNG. M.E, Church in this city, June 28tb, ylon, 1874.Love Feast at 9 o'clock in GRIMES, the morning. Preaching by the "NANCARROW, presiding-elder;’at 11 o'clock, fol‘Lega : lowed by the sacrament. s and Ladies of sian -Soldicrs, Congregational Church. ers, &e. The subject at the Congregational nery. Church in the morning— ‘The Poor n captivity. InParalytic.” Evening—‘‘How Phaazzar announces taoh’s Heart was Hardened.”’ bbabel’s Reselu-~pee——— — -— yppears to CyTUE. Keys Lost. or PS gat In or near Nevada city, on Friday dcapture of * bel a prisoner. ee, Inter June 26th, 1874, a steel ring ~-with three keys attached to it. The find €: will confer a favor by leaving TS them at this office. jn28-3¢ Idolatrous: 6 orrious hand wri.e wall. The failTo all Persons Greeting. . Soothsayers te 1 of: none Boa Beit known unto you, ye citizens M Death of Beland dwellers in Nevada ¢gounty, that . eo the Cap it is greatly to the interest of ‘your a. Pianist—Mise pocket, to call, at Casper’s Clothing MR. £ CARTED. , Emporium, corner of Pine and ComBD, Dru mercial streets, and buy a suit of the} edist rvi” : "C, a r, Rew stock of goods he has just re&, pertoraan® ceived for youth, manhood and old age, Casper has just returned from the Bay, where he sclected the goods “himself, especially for this market. They» are of the latest styles, best material, and will be sold at greatly ~~ waduced rates. “It you want to save Money, buy your clothing, ‘furnishdng goods, etc., at Casper’ ‘& —-J26 ae k Séats 59 cte Welch and at the ces to Families: rved Seaté. > wiggoont op the and if not<psic Children’s Carriages ie Lod Be echt = ~ A-large assortment just a yanty Askessar ‘end for ‘sale at Ed. Goldsmith's, near Columbia Hill. . . pation is @ very obstinate disorder. All . the ordinary 80 called remedies invariably ageravate it. Nothing, can be more injurious than the continued use of strong-ape:. rients. They at_ first irritate, and finally . almost ¢ paralyze the bowels, rendering them 80 torpid that enormous doses of cathartic “medicines have iu eect iipen them. A Grind “wavikal Gina Kent, “wearing a a red sash badge. Chief Aid—A. H. Hanson. Aids—Red, White and Blue Sash, G.y, Schmitburg, 8.0. Whiting. Thales Curtis, H. H. Haskins, G. W. Smith, of Ne. vada ; Frank G-. Beatty, Grass Valley : John MoCoy, “‘Nerth San Juan ; Frank Pauson, . Truckee: R. McMurray, Ridge, —» President of the Day=-Hon, TB ReardanChaplain—Rey. A. P: Anderson, aT mitt aperient;~coiibined with. a gentle . stimulant, is the true remedy: and a combination in the happiest proportion of these ingredients ig found in Hostetter’s . Stomach Bitters, This famous stomachic invigorates th e whole intestinal canal, . while ahi tig removing from its conyolutions all) impediments to a free passage through ‘them. No mere -pergative has this double Operation. No ordinary stimulant eff.cta-the desired object. Cases of constipation abandoiied-as hopeless by dis. tinguished medical men have been eured in a few. weeks by the Bitters, To those “Who b ave tried ail the medicinés.of the dispensary in vain, we say try thls irresistible stimulant and aperient, There is no suffithe consequence of sédentsry habits. Hos.teter’s Bitters, by supplying the vigor Which would. otherwise. be derived, from enable the system ily MAMMOTH. STOCK — ~ Ss mar ee = BOOTS AND SHOES! WILLIAM R. COE, Corner of. MAIN AND COMMERCIAL STS. has just receivedan immense aa stock of the latest atyles Ladies’, Gents’ Misses and Chil_ drens’ Boots and Shoes. The Goods were purchased of the best manufacturers and cannot be excelled in quality or style of finish. I also manufacture to order all kinds of Gents’ Boots and Shoés in a style superior to any shop on the Coast. These goods will be sold at the every article as recommended. I would call especial attention to the new style of Shoe called the. GRAND DUKE OF ALEXIS. je23 — OHNNY JACK. . Pine Street, Nevada City. Opposite Kidd’s Building. AS JUST RECIVED A SPLENDID STOCK ‘OF IMPORTED CIGARS, Among which are the following favorite ‘Brands: El Rico Habank, La commercial. . Flor del Fama, Also a choice stock of _Raahco, ae ~—_ PIPES, of all kinds, CONFECTIONERY, _NuteLEMONS . ORANGES, FIGs, DATES,. &e. . FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! ! Go to JOHNNY JACK’S for FireL~ Flags of all sizes. 4 mls cient reason why consiipation should be Sie sretory functions regu. er and Chaplain. LOWES? POSSIBLE RATES,and I warrant} works, He has jast—reesived—a. Tile the procession -is marching, and at. Jaxge invoice, of all kinds, Also Orator—Rey. J. Sims. Reader—Mrs, N. E: Chapman, The procession will form in divis Yons. at half past 10 o'clock, A. batty at the ringing of the first bell, : The Military forming on Pine arent, Tight restingvon Broad. The Fire Deptrtment forming on Broad street, right resting on Pine, The Red Men forming on Broad street, in front of Odd Fellows’ Hall. ‘The: different Societies and Orders, Bele: gations and Trades will form upon streets designated: by the Marshal and his Aids at the time, or previous to the ringing of the first bell. Esch’ Society and Order ig expected to take and retain the place assigned them until ordered to march to their places ins line, atthe ringing of the second bell; remaining in line ready to move in Grand Procession, at the ringing of the third bel} at 11 o'clock, sharp, in the following order: Ist. Grand Marshal and two Aids,” 2d. Music, Brass Band. ; 3d. Military, Nevada Light Guard. 4th. Young America, Thirty-seven Boys. Sth. Car of Liberty, containing the Goddess of Liberty,and little girls with stream: hers of red, whité and blue; bearing a flag in . aie hand, Tepresenting the different 6th: Carria drawn by four horses, eontaining Presiden the Day, Orator, Read= ith. Music. Brass Ban 8th. Nevada Hose Company Xe 1, drawing Hose Carriage. ase 9th. Visiting Delegations of Firemen. <a 10th. Pennsylvania, _Engine Co. No. 2 drawing Hose Carriage. llth, Red Men, in costume. 12th. Delegations of Red Men from yarious parts of the county. lath, Civic Societies, — 14th, Citizens.on foot. 16th. Promiscuous Trades. "16th, Citizeng and visitors on horses, 17th. Carriages eegetehe citizens and visitors. LINE OF MARCH. : Down Broad street to the Plaza, at the foot of Main and Broad streets; thence to Main up Main to Commercial, through CommerBroad streets, countermarching and passing. down Broad to Pine, through Pine to Commercial, thence to-Main, through Main to the Plaza, thence to Broad, up Broad to the Theatre, where the procession will be dismissed by the Grand Marshal. EXERCISES AT THE THEATRE. Ist. Called to erder by Hon. T. B. Reardan President of the’Day. ' 2d. Music by the Band. 34. Prayer by Rev. A. P. Anderson. 4th. Music by the Band. Sth. Redding of the Declaration of ‘Inde. pendence by Mrs. N. E. Chapman. The Odeinnttian do not saaloted to say MA I N_S TR EE ‘<3 ee IRON AND STEEL, NAILS AND SHOVELS, 'WHEELBARROWS, ae HYDRAULIC PIPE ‘Made to order and Tarred. 7 { Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors & Windows GLASS & PUTTY. WHITE L°E A D., Linseed, Lard and Castor Oi! re ‘ ' ° Sole Agent for the AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT MIXED FOR USE. : a POWDER, Giant, California and Eastern. ~ Agent for the wee? SEWING MACHINE THE BEST MADE. Always in stock, SPOOL COTTON, SILK, AND NEEDLES for the varions Machines in use. s Agent for A. 8. Hallidie’s . = ~ Rudolpir Photograph Gallery, ee = = -. DRY & FANCY GOODS, Rope, all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves . Tay . COMPETITION INVITED Fe made an engagement with. Mr. JAMES QUIRK, Of San Prancisso, oneof the BEST ‘R E-. TOUCHERS UF NEGATIVES in the State, they my be ready ou Monday, June ist, 1874, With-an entire néw Photographic outfit to . make Pictures of unsurpassed excellence. Syrmewisig > = — ——T BROADSTREET, + near Pine. Co-partnership . Notice. ” NOW all men-bythesepresents, That we, Anson Wood Lester,residing in the ~+-oityand county of Nevada, and Charles Edward Mulloy, residing at the city.and coun. ty of Nevada, in the Stateof California, do hereby certify-and declare that we lave organized and formed ourselves into a copart . +; end-wecovenant amt agree cach with thre other, to. be co-partners, for the purpose of & ‘varrxing.gn and conducting the business of general Grotery and Provision, Hardw are, and Liquors. in the City and County of-Nevada, State of California, under the firm name ofLESTER & MULLOY. That the principal place of business of sa@id co-partnership is: situa ‘in the city and county of Nevada and State aforesaid. ‘That the names of all the per: . }gons interested as partners in such busi‘ness, are above stated; and signed hereto, and that such partnorahip will centinue and be in farce until further notice by us. ANBON WOOD LESTER, CHAKLES E Nevada, June 13th, I iA — WakD MULLOY, t No. Application tor a Patent to a Mining Claim. Uxrrep States LAND OFFic FE, : Bacramento, Cal., June 23, 18745 TOTICE is herehy given that M, MeLeod, N, T. McLeod, A.,H. Cole, R. F. McLeod, d. A. Wanamack, E. N. Me Leod, J-G. Poor, J.D. MeL eod: ‘and (BR. J. Mewood, whose Postoffice is You “Bet, Nevada county, Cal, have made application for’ Patent for, the McLeod Placer Mine, situated im SHunt Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the lat and field notes on file in this oftice.as follows, viz: Survey of Extcrior Boundaries: Commencing at the east corner of the claim at astake marked’ M LP M (for Mc‘Leod Placer Mine) from which a black oak 3 inches in diame ter bears North 92 West tir tks distant:-And the corner to Rec: tions 24 and 25, Township 16 North, Range South 77> East 6.05. chs-distant, and run variation 18° East, L 45° Ww 0.56 chs, Small ravine 10 links wide, course SE & N W. 1.60 chs intersect Sec tion Line bet ween . Sections 24 & 257 chs West from the corner to Sections 25-& 25. 19. & 30. 14.86 chs get ¥ Stake at the original corner of the claim, Inarkéd ML P-M, from which-t spruce” in. dia, bears-South-61°-15' East 32 links aittant. Thence, _variation 18° East, N 4g SWS37 che. Shall Ravine 6 lnk . wide N & 8. 13.54 chs swallravine 6 links wide SW and NE. 16.54 chs, small ravine-6 links wide N and 8. 22.90 chains ditch 3 links wide E and W, 2509 chs . ditch N and 8. 28.04 che Small Ravine. $ ‘Wand NE. 32.29 chs, Sct a stake for the West. corner of the claim, marked MLPM at the original corner of. the claim, from weir #-black oak 30 in. dia. bears 8 Ne $4 links distant. .'Thence variation 14° Bast. N 384° E 2.84 che ditch 4 links wide N and 8." 6.92 ¢hs ditch $ links wide N-& 8.12.76 chs ditch 4,links widé, N & 8. 13.36" chs set a slake at original corner marked M_T,P M, fron which a-btacKk oak 10 in. dia, bears N 26°°W 7 links distant; Thence on line of the Jenny Lind elaim. variation 18°°8 43% E 2.14 chainkg ditch’N and 8. 3.14 chs. ditch-N and 8: 8.94 chs. ditch SW and NB. 24,64 chs, small ravine (dry) E and W. 30.79 chs mining flare Nand 8. db deh seme thime NW andSE. 33,29 chs Ravine 8 Kand N W. 33,64 che to the place of.beginning,; and containing 4617-100 acres and being a portidn of the SE \4 Section 24.and NE \ of Section_25; Township 16 North, Range 94 East, Mt Diablo Base and Me’ ridian. Said loc ition was mnade May 10, 1473, by M. Mc., Leod, N. T. McLeod, A. H. Cole, R. Mc. Leod, G. A, Wanamack, E. Melco = G, Poer, 8, EWanamack, J, cLeod and R, J. McLeod, and pe ay im Nevada WIRE ROPE At Manufacturers’ Prices and Freight, WOODEN and WILLOW : WARE, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. ‘my prices Before making: purchases as elsewhere. CAN SAVE COIN By Doing So. Tin Ware made and Repaired. Call and OE cial to Broad, up Brosd to East and West : county. mining records, Book 1 poge 399, Adjoming clatmants are GwHers of the Jenny Lind placer mining € and East; no other clajiis join this one. All persons holdifig any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. ieee antl +. vationmciauatiela Ragister: LAST CHANCE FOR AN . EASY FORTUNE. MIFTH AND LAST CON CERT IN AID OF THE Public Library of Kentucky. JULY 31, 1874. a LIST Of GIFTS. One Grand Cash Gift..3.. $250,000 One Grand Cash Gift.... One Grand Cash Git. i neawecat’ m on the North ‘ PRICE OF TICKETS. 1S Whole Tithiete ooo soos daw s cess pee Halves. masks cea y Tenth, or each Coupon. A 1] Whole Ticxetsfor.. Manica cewee 2234°Tickets for.. teens pian ke 1000,00 For Tickets.or information address ~ ‘THOS. E. BRAMLETTE, "Agent and Manager, “§th. Music by the Band. 7th. Oration by Rev. J. Sims. 8th. Music by the Band. ‘Sth. Benediction. : A Federal salute will be fired at Sunrise, Sunset. The Belle will begung 1 at Sunrise, oon . and Sunset. : the City ‘Water Works, SoS H. CRAWFORD, 27 and 29 Main Street t always on hand and canoes with : GRAVEL MINE. WANTED. ANTED TO PURCHASE: A GOOD GRAVEL MINE. Address-Post-of+ fice Box 1960 Ban Francisco, witb fali par— ticulars and —— ; jer ” a guaranteed and competition: dee}soy fi 10 Kast. Mt Diablo Base and Merician, bears . . ~ One Grrnd Cash Gift. 50,000. One Grand Cash Gift. «+++ 26,000 “~~ § Cash Gitte, $20, ooo" each. . ” 100, 000 10-Cash Gifts, 14,000 each. 140, ,000 15 Cash Gifts, 10,000 each ’. 150,000 20 Casb, Gifts, 5,000 each 100,00¢ 95 Caéhi Gifts; —-4,00@ each. 190,000 30 Cash Gifts, 3,000 each.. 90,009 50 Cash Gifts, 2,000 each.. 100,000 100 Cash Gifte, 1,000 each.. 100,000 . Cash Gifts, 500 each 120,000" 600 Cash Gifts, 100cach.. 50 00 . 19,000 Cash Gifts, 50 each. a 000 Grand Total,20,000 Gifts, all cash ry ce ¢ _ Publie Library Building, Louisville, Ky,. GREAT CHANGE HAS You TRY IT ! A GOLDSMITH, . To be found in Nevada County. : thing you can think of. in’ ‘this line can be _ found at this Elegant Store, . TAKEN PLACE! ASO NHAND THE dt DRESS_Goops!_ CANNOT BE EXCELLED! ‘The New and Beautiful Styies of Hats, Millinery Goods, &c. = ARE SUPERB. GO AND SEE — . The New Goods and the Extraordinary inducéments offer. ~ed to purchasers, To Country Purchasers. Persons from the upper part of the county, when vigiting this city, should by ali means callat the elegant establishment of A. GOLDS MEET; if they wish. to secureGREAT BARGAINS. Harry Spaniar, Salesman. B, #H. MILLER, — Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad &t. NEVADA CITY. H* JUST RECEIVED The Lave ry Choicest . Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. Ever seen in the Mountaihs 'rhe stock cousists of. the bes of Gent’s and Boys’ Clothise, and everything usually found; im a first-class Clothing Store. _ Nevada, Bane 0th, fies Cigar, T Wyacco and Variety _7 STORE, “ §. C, DONNELLY, AVING pure hased the Stock of BLUM } LKOS. on Broad Street, is prepare to supply the people of Nevada aud vicin: . ty with Cigars, Tobacco, Yankee Notione Foreign & Domestic Fruits, Candies, &c. All of the best kinds to be had in thie mar ket; Call and see for yourself, A CARD. Having sold to J. C. Donnelly our ktock of Goods we hereby recommend him to our customers and the people generally of Ne. yada County, BLUM BROS: ~ Nevada, May 26th. Antoine Tans” ‘Saloon, Pine Stree}, Neyada City. HE warm-weather having come and cooling beverages being the order of the day, ANTOINE TAM KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND: Delicious Ice Cream, Fountain Soda, AND SA Strawberry Sorbet. Oe: Fz Ks OWN MAKE: FRESH OYSTERS canstantly on hand. ‘ are “3. M. WALLING, NOTARY eeaete, -—AND— ‘Justice of the Peace. ~ EAROHING RECORDS, ABSTRACTINA KJ AND CONVEYANCING ‘promptly atten ded to. Accounts collected. : Also Agent for; aces PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF LONDOR, Parties desiring t6 SELL, PURCHASE UX BENT PROPERTY will find it to their cc. Vantage to eall ‘at my office. Otice No 62 Broad Strset, > Ker, jea City. é renitogn a eure 6 Every: Bee ee ry The Stock cf f ~ ho we ca ° a ’ i F s La a see > as Bs ker 1 ae

p aily. Teanseip NEVADA CITY, © CAL.» oo — AFFAIRS, 7 : Don't Stem to ‘Gnderstana ite. ° ty, oF the M. Fsok Ta &Lhbonye} ing Rusiness Firms Take Netice. tie” Theatre, The néw law is notgenerally under H stood by the business -firms of : this of July, is . city, if we may be pernfitted to judge = from the fact that. but a few have . te, Bower, hil compiled with it. * The only firms . : ‘aeate = inthis city recognized in lew are, ivening i ster & Mullow,“J. S. Holbrook & ‘o,, RK. Fininger & Co, and J. Jacobs‘ aes {& Bro, The law: peremptorily, re = qiires-firm e-With. the pare 4 & erk.a certificate of co-partnership, + and requires the same to be Publish_-€&in a newspaper in the-city .where said firm exists, fora period of oné month. The time expires on Wec-nesdaynext. Business firms attend . to this matter without sorthet ae a \ eats, Ice €reay fered foe pate. rad hours ‘ol the Day -— = —— oe, 5 ing the expengce _Imported Cigars. Johnn ny Jack, Pine Street, hasjust . ‘. received a choice stock of imported. . cigars, consisting of the following favorite brands :-E] Rico —Habatia; 2 Commercial, and Flor del ‘Gentlemen are invited to call and ‘try the hew braffis, jn2l Lomens aad Genkate, : : Fresh lettions and oranges constantly on hand and for-sale at E. Geldsmith’s. $023 ®t .~ Flags tor the Fourth. Flags, Flags, Flags. All sizes and Prices,” att. Goldsmith’ 8.-~-ja23-— a ‘Havana ( Cigars: i alicia Tmported Cigars, just feceived; alt the 4 late a . brands, at E, Goldsmith's. ‘Présh Candies. = 3,000 “founds: of fresh. candies just received. The trade supplied at . San ‘Francised prices at_ El -GoldsSmith’s. _ jn23 = Capt. Tommy Davenport, ‘has deen drilling his company of about thirty members, for a week’ or more he New Methodis ¢ ’ . Goldsmith's. ~ Independence by) @ Wiens eon epi peng CELEBRATION ° OF OUR A NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY? AT he IN evada a City, . . FIRE" DEPARTMEN r+ CIVIC SOCIETIES, And Citizens of the County will participate.Fireworks. ¢ Largest stock ot" fire works ever -brought to Nevada, for sale at E. : aie Carriage fox: Sale, ___ -A second hand top: buggy for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. ° The Best Photographs, “ihe For the very -best Photographs, go S,. : preparatory to making: a good disICINE S play in the Fourth of Jely proces~ oe sion. The perfection“ef their drill am. S&B will astonish those who"Bave not “WIC ‘yR _seen them.” Tommy thinks the’ Ne: sMICALS, ; vada Light‘Guards will have to look ois sicdubenaimmn . out for their lanrets. His company. will wear @ uniform of his ywn ge? STORE, lection, “whighshe thinks saperiorte: ESTON. = ‘ ~that recently purchased: by the Light} DEALER I ae Guards. “His guns althoagh made. ‘is White, Cement of wood, are well adapted to a charge, den and ‘he ‘proposes charging on anyIQuors, urposes. one who disputes: the perfection of icles in Great Vathe drilPef his company, >.> ompounded at a)}] — pictecn tea Tige oo Variety Store. Ed. Goldsmith gives notice in another place, that he has on hand a & Pine Sts. st loss by fire at 1. PRESTON, : : suragce Agent. cigars and tobaeco; an me Oy variety of toys and fancy articles, a huge -—invoiee—of fire—works—of “every te= . a large stock of the finest brand of ) to Abell, Grass Valley, For the fimest retouched negatives in Nevada-county,— go “to Quirk, at Rudolph’s Gallery, Nevada city. j2. 'Firewo rks i Fireworks t Johnny Jack i is just in receipt of a magnificent stock of Fireworks of all descriptions, for the 4th of July. j21 Se nee Habitual Constipation---How to Effect a Certain and Permanent Cure. Some occupations of ‘life predispose to costiyeness, especiallly those which allow but little exercise, Pearsons who contract circumstances, might posssbly-be retieved ‘may ld = this unfortunate habit of body, under such: PR —— Lf caaaRERGNNLTDcemne sameeren b Cds hacnivne AND KEPT CON’ oS ON HAND A , “TARG 3 ini OF mere a oy Agricultural — _ Implements, a THE OLD STAND, _ Opposite the Union Hotel, _ AN ( ORATION — Will be Stout atin brant — that it will be the~ GRANDEST C; LEBRATION Ever witnessed in the Mountains M2 isiting Firemen Will be received and entertained by the ‘Department and Soldiers. by tbe ‘Military. Citizens. from all parts ‘of the County are cordially invited to attend. A procession. will be fo be formed on the morning of July Fourth, at Nevada City, consisting of the Military and Fire Departments of Nevada and other places,Improved Order of Red-Men in full costume, Officers, Ora. tor, Reader of the Declaration, Chaplain, Trades in character, Civic Societies, Citi‘zens in carriages and on foot, «te, ; 4) under the direction of the Grand Marshal and his Aidg.. + by changing tiicir sedentary employments for others of a more active kind; but this is by io niéans Certain. Habitual constiand nuts, bushels of all kinds of ‘ a 4th +. fruit, and other articles which the t of the i the reader will find enumerated in . » : his half colamn advertisement, all of . c CHURCH. * _ which he wishes to dispose of before the doth. ase eeay: “ —_ : ectuce: To-Night._ i €. §:--Haswell will tecture i “this city, atthe Methodist Church: this (Sunday) evening. His subject will be Local Option: and the Tem“ perance cause.-Mr. Haswell has Thrilling Scenes the reputation of being an eloquent . and impressive lecturer, and all who . attend can rely upon hearing the above subjects handled ina inasterly and a a 7a sto and Orchess geous Costumes. IBiCc, : RSONE, im, 2 mailner. Everybody is invited to.atGEORGE GRAY. oo tend. — : '¢ HQMAS CURRY. rae he Jews, SEPH JENKINS. A. GOLDSMITH. ILLIAM MOORE, MOLLIE HINDS.”~ Zar, :. WM, BARTON. Beautifal Bar of Gold. One of the most. beautiful gold bricks that ever was brought. te this city, Was on exhibition at the Bak of Nevada County on Saturday. If weighed 187 ounces and 9 pennyweights, and was valued at $3,716. The gold’ came from the claims of Hawley Bros., aber, ae RANK PARKER, 5 i [— NAFFZIGER (iss IDA YOUNG, AZA CORNELL. Quarterly Meeting. ~The Fourth Quarterly Meeting for nazzar’s Court, PALMER, Nevada Station will be held at. the NLE YOUNG. M.E, Church in this city, June 28tb, ylon, 1874.Love Feast at 9 o'clock in GRIMES, the morning. Preaching by the "NANCARROW, presiding-elder;’at 11 o'clock, fol‘Lega : lowed by the sacrament. s and Ladies of sian -Soldicrs, Congregational Church. ers, &e. The subject at the Congregational nery. Church in the morning— ‘The Poor n captivity. InParalytic.” Evening—‘‘How Phaazzar announces taoh’s Heart was Hardened.”’ bbabel’s Reselu-~pee——— — -— yppears to CyTUE. Keys Lost. or PS gat In or near Nevada city, on Friday dcapture of * bel a prisoner. ee, Inter June 26th, 1874, a steel ring ~-with three keys attached to it. The find €: will confer a favor by leaving TS them at this office. jn28-3¢ Idolatrous: 6 orrious hand wri.e wall. The failTo all Persons Greeting. . Soothsayers te 1 of: none Boa Beit known unto you, ye citizens M Death of Beland dwellers in Nevada ¢gounty, that . eo the Cap it is greatly to the interest of ‘your a. Pianist—Mise pocket, to call, at Casper’s Clothing MR. £ CARTED. , Emporium, corner of Pine and ComBD, Dru mercial streets, and buy a suit of the} edist rvi” : "C, a r, Rew stock of goods he has just re&, pertoraan® ceived for youth, manhood and old age, Casper has just returned from the Bay, where he sclected the goods “himself, especially for this market. They» are of the latest styles, best material, and will be sold at greatly ~~ waduced rates. “It you want to save Money, buy your clothing, ‘furnishdng goods, etc., at Casper’ ‘& —-J26 ae k Séats 59 cte Welch and at the ces to Families: rved Seaté. > wiggoont op the and if not<psic Children’s Carriages ie Lod Be echt = ~ A-large assortment just a yanty Askessar ‘end for ‘sale at Ed. Goldsmith's, near Columbia Hill. . . pation is @ very obstinate disorder. All . the ordinary 80 called remedies invariably ageravate it. Nothing, can be more injurious than the continued use of strong-ape:. rients. They at_ first irritate, and finally . almost ¢ paralyze the bowels, rendering them 80 torpid that enormous doses of cathartic “medicines have iu eect iipen them. A Grind “wavikal Gina Kent, “wearing a a red sash badge. Chief Aid—A. H. Hanson. Aids—Red, White and Blue Sash, G.y, Schmitburg, 8.0. Whiting. Thales Curtis, H. H. Haskins, G. W. Smith, of Ne. vada ; Frank G-. Beatty, Grass Valley : John MoCoy, “‘Nerth San Juan ; Frank Pauson, . Truckee: R. McMurray, Ridge, —» President of the Day=-Hon, TB ReardanChaplain—Rey. A. P: Anderson, aT mitt aperient;~coiibined with. a gentle . stimulant, is the true remedy: and a combination in the happiest proportion of these ingredients ig found in Hostetter’s . Stomach Bitters, This famous stomachic invigorates th e whole intestinal canal, . while ahi tig removing from its conyolutions all) impediments to a free passage through ‘them. No mere -pergative has this double Operation. No ordinary stimulant eff.cta-the desired object. Cases of constipation abandoiied-as hopeless by dis. tinguished medical men have been eured in a few. weeks by the Bitters, To those “Who b ave tried ail the medicinés.of the dispensary in vain, we say try thls irresistible stimulant and aperient, There is no suffithe consequence of sédentsry habits. Hos.teter’s Bitters, by supplying the vigor Which would. otherwise. be derived, from enable the system ily MAMMOTH. STOCK — ~ Ss mar ee = BOOTS AND SHOES! WILLIAM R. COE, Corner of. MAIN AND COMMERCIAL STS. has just receivedan immense aa stock of the latest atyles Ladies’, Gents’ Misses and Chil_ drens’ Boots and Shoes. The Goods were purchased of the best manufacturers and cannot be excelled in quality or style of finish. I also manufacture to order all kinds of Gents’ Boots and Shoés in a style superior to any shop on the Coast. These goods will be sold at the every article as recommended. I would call especial attention to the new style of Shoe called the. GRAND DUKE OF ALEXIS. je23 — OHNNY JACK. . Pine Street, Nevada City. Opposite Kidd’s Building. AS JUST RECIVED A SPLENDID STOCK ‘OF IMPORTED CIGARS, Among which are the following favorite ‘Brands: El Rico Habank, La commercial. . Flor del Fama, Also a choice stock of _Raahco, ae ~—_ PIPES, of all kinds, CONFECTIONERY, _NuteLEMONS . ORANGES, FIGs, DATES,. &e. . FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! ! Go to JOHNNY JACK’S for FireL~ Flags of all sizes. 4 mls cient reason why consiipation should be Sie sretory functions regu. er and Chaplain. LOWES? POSSIBLE RATES,and I warrant} works, He has jast—reesived—a. Tile the procession -is marching, and at. Jaxge invoice, of all kinds, Also Orator—Rey. J. Sims. Reader—Mrs, N. E: Chapman, The procession will form in divis Yons. at half past 10 o'clock, A. batty at the ringing of the first bell, : The Military forming on Pine arent, Tight restingvon Broad. The Fire Deptrtment forming on Broad street, right resting on Pine, The Red Men forming on Broad street, in front of Odd Fellows’ Hall. ‘The: different Societies and Orders, Bele: gations and Trades will form upon streets designated: by the Marshal and his Aids at the time, or previous to the ringing of the first bell. Esch’ Society and Order ig expected to take and retain the place assigned them until ordered to march to their places ins line, atthe ringing of the second bell; remaining in line ready to move in Grand Procession, at the ringing of the third bel} at 11 o'clock, sharp, in the following order: Ist. Grand Marshal and two Aids,” 2d. Music, Brass Band. ; 3d. Military, Nevada Light Guard. 4th. Young America, Thirty-seven Boys. Sth. Car of Liberty, containing the Goddess of Liberty,and little girls with stream: hers of red, whité and blue; bearing a flag in . aie hand, Tepresenting the different 6th: Carria drawn by four horses, eontaining Presiden the Day, Orator, Read=

ith. Music. Brass Ban 8th. Nevada Hose Company Xe 1, drawing Hose Carriage. ase 9th. Visiting Delegations of Firemen. <a 10th. Pennsylvania, _Engine Co. No. 2 drawing Hose Carriage. llth, Red Men, in costume. 12th. Delegations of Red Men from yarious parts of the county. lath, Civic Societies, — 14th, Citizens.on foot. 16th. Promiscuous Trades. "16th, Citizeng and visitors on horses, 17th. Carriages eegetehe citizens and visitors. LINE OF MARCH. : Down Broad street to the Plaza, at the foot of Main and Broad streets; thence to Main up Main to Commercial, through CommerBroad streets, countermarching and passing. down Broad to Pine, through Pine to Commercial, thence to-Main, through Main to the Plaza, thence to Broad, up Broad to the Theatre, where the procession will be dismissed by the Grand Marshal. EXERCISES AT THE THEATRE. Ist. Called to erder by Hon. T. B. Reardan President of the’Day. ' 2d. Music by the Band. 34. Prayer by Rev. A. P. Anderson. 4th. Music by the Band. Sth. Redding of the Declaration of ‘Inde. pendence by Mrs. N. E. Chapman. The Odeinnttian do not saaloted to say MA I N_S TR EE ‘<3 ee IRON AND STEEL, NAILS AND SHOVELS, 'WHEELBARROWS, ae HYDRAULIC PIPE ‘Made to order and Tarred. 7 { Rubber Hose, Belting & Packing Doors & Windows GLASS & PUTTY.. WHITE L°E A D., Linseed, Lard and Castor Oi! re ‘ ' ° Sole Agent for the AVERILL CHEMICAL PAINT MIXED FOR USE. : a POWDER, Giant, California and Eastern. ~ Agent for the wee? SEWING MACHINE THE BEST MADE. Always in stock, SPOOL COTTON, SILK, AND NEEDLES for the varions Machines in use. s Agent for A. 8. Hallidie’s . = ~ Rudolpir Photograph Gallery, ee = = -. DRY & FANCY GOODS, Rope, all sizes, Blocks & Sheaves . Tay . COMPETITION INVITED Fe made an engagement with. Mr. JAMES QUIRK, Of San Prancisso, oneof the BEST ‘R E-. TOUCHERS UF NEGATIVES in the State, they my be ready ou Monday, June ist, 1874, With-an entire néw Photographic outfit to . make Pictures of unsurpassed excellence. Syrmewisig > = — ——T BROADSTREET, + near Pine. Co-partnership . Notice. ” NOW all men-bythesepresents, That we, Anson Wood Lester,residing in the ~+-oityand county of Nevada, and Charles Edward Mulloy, residing at the city.and coun. ty of Nevada, in the Stateof California, do hereby certify-and declare that we lave organized and formed ourselves into a copart . +; end-wecovenant amt agree cach with thre other, to. be co-partners, for the purpose of & ‘varrxing.gn and conducting the business of general Grotery and Provision, Hardw are, and Liquors. in the City and County of-Nevada, State of California, under the firm name ofLESTER & MULLOY. That the principal place of business of sa@id co-partnership is: situa ‘in the city and county of Nevada and State aforesaid. ‘That the names of all the per: . }gons interested as partners in such busi‘ness, are above stated; and signed hereto, and that such partnorahip will centinue and be in farce until further notice by us. ANBON WOOD LESTER, CHAKLES E Nevada, June 13th, I iA — WakD MULLOY, t No. Application tor a Patent to a Mining Claim. Uxrrep States LAND OFFic FE, : Bacramento, Cal., June 23, 18745 TOTICE is herehy given that M, MeLeod, N, T. McLeod, A.,H. Cole, R. F. McLeod, d. A. Wanamack, E. N. Me Leod, J-G. Poor, J.D. MeL eod: ‘and (BR. J. Mewood, whose Postoffice is You “Bet, Nevada county, Cal, have made application for’ Patent for, the McLeod Placer Mine, situated im SHunt Mining District, Nevada county, California, and described in the lat and field notes on file in this oftice.as follows, viz: Survey of Extcrior Boundaries: Commencing at the east corner of the claim at astake marked’ M LP M (for Mc‘Leod Placer Mine) from which a black oak 3 inches in diame ter bears North 92 West tir tks distant:-And the corner to Rec: tions 24 and 25, Township 16 North, Range South 77> East 6.05. chs-distant, and run variation 18° East, L 45° Ww 0.56 chs, Small ravine 10 links wide, course SE & N W. 1.60 chs intersect Sec tion Line bet ween . Sections 24 & 257 chs West from the corner to Sections 25-& 25. 19. & 30. 14.86 chs get ¥ Stake at the original corner of the claim, Inarkéd ML P-M, from which-t spruce” in. dia, bears-South-61°-15' East 32 links aittant. Thence, _variation 18° East, N 4g SWS37 che. Shall Ravine 6 lnk . wide N & 8. 13.54 chs swallravine 6 links wide SW and NE. 16.54 chs, small ravine-6 links wide N and 8. 22.90 chains ditch 3 links wide E and W, 2509 chs . ditch N and 8. 28.04 che Small Ravine. $ ‘Wand NE. 32.29 chs, Sct a stake for the West. corner of the claim, marked MLPM at the original corner of. the claim, from weir #-black oak 30 in. dia. bears 8 Ne $4 links distant. .'Thence variation 14° Bast. N 384° E 2.84 che ditch 4 links wide N and 8." 6.92 ¢hs ditch $ links wide N-& 8.12.76 chs ditch 4,links widé, N & 8. 13.36" chs set a slake at original corner marked M_T,P M, fron which a-btacKk oak 10 in. dia, bears N 26°°W 7 links distant; Thence on line of the Jenny Lind elaim. variation 18°°8 43% E 2.14 chainkg ditch’N and 8. 3.14 chs. ditch-N and 8: 8.94 chs. ditch SW and NB. 24,64 chs, small ravine (dry) E and W. 30.79 chs mining flare Nand 8. db deh seme thime NW andSE. 33,29 chs Ravine 8 Kand N W. 33,64 che to the place of.beginning,; and containing 4617-100 acres and being a portidn of the SE \4 Section 24.and NE \ of Section_25; Township 16 North, Range 94 East, Mt Diablo Base and Me’ ridian. Said loc ition was mnade May 10, 1473, by M. Mc., Leod, N. T. McLeod, A. H. Cole, R. Mc. Leod, G. A, Wanamack, E. Melco = G, Poer, 8, EWanamack, J, cLeod and R, J. McLeod, and pe ay im Nevada WIRE ROPE At Manufacturers’ Prices and Freight, WOODEN and WILLOW : WARE, LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS. ‘my prices Before making: purchases as elsewhere. CAN SAVE COIN By Doing So. Tin Ware made and Repaired. Call and OE cial to Broad, up Brosd to East and West : county. mining records, Book 1 poge 399, Adjoming clatmants are GwHers of the Jenny Lind placer mining € and East; no other clajiis join this one. All persons holdifig any adverse claim thereto are hereby required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publishing hereof. ieee antl +. vationmciauatiela Ragister: LAST CHANCE FOR AN . EASY FORTUNE. MIFTH AND LAST CON CERT IN AID OF THE Public Library of Kentucky. JULY 31, 1874. a LIST Of GIFTS. One Grand Cash Gift....3... $250,000 One Grand Cash Gift........ One Grand Cash Git.. i neawecat’ m on the North ‘ PRICE OF TICKETS. 1S Whole Tithiete ooo soos daw s cess pee Halves. masks cea y Tenth, or each Coupon. A 1] Whole Ticxetsfor... Manica cewee 2234°Tickets for... teens pian ke 1000,00 For Tickets.or information address ~ ‘THOS. E. BRAMLETTE, "Agent and Manager, “§th. Music by the Band. 7th. Oration by Rev. J. Sims. 8th. Music by the Band. ‘Sth. Benediction. : A Federal salute will be fired at Sunrise, Sunset. The Belle will begung 1 at Sunrise, oon . and Sunset. : the City ‘Water Works, SoS H. CRAWFORD, 27 and 29 Main Street t always on hand and canoes with : GRAVEL MINE. WANTED. ANTED TO PURCHASE: A GOOD GRAVEL MINE. Address-Post-of+ fice Box 1960 Ban Francisco, witb fali par— ticulars and —— ; jer ” a guaranteed and competition: dee}soy fi 10 Kast. Mt Diablo Base and Merician, bears . . ~ One Grrnd Cash Gift. 50,000. One Grand Cash Gift. «+++ 26,000 “~~ § Cash Gitte, $20, ooo" each. .. ” 100, 000 10-Cash Gifts, 14,000 each. 140, ,000 15 Cash Gifts, 10,000 each ’. 150,000 20 Casb, Gifts, 5,000 each 100,00¢ 95 Caéhi Gifts; —-4,00@ each. 190,000 30 Cash Gifts, 3,000 each... 90,009 50 Cash Gifts, 2,000 each... 100,000 100 Cash Gifte, 1,000 each... 100,000 . Cash Gifts, 500 each 120,000" 600 Cash Gifts, 100cach... 50 00 . 19,000 Cash Gifts, 50 each. a 000 Grand Total,20,000 Gifts, all cash ry ce ¢ _ Publie Library Building, Louisville, Ky,. GREAT CHANGE HAS You TRY IT ! A GOLDSMITH, . To be found in Nevada County. : thing you can think of. in’ ‘this line can be _ found at this Elegant Store, . TAKEN PLACE! ASO NHAND THE dt DRESS_Goops!_ CANNOT BE EXCELLED! ‘The New and Beautiful Styies of Hats, Millinery Goods, &c. = ARE SUPERB. GO AND SEE — . The New Goods and the Extraordinary inducéments offer. ~ed to purchasers, To Country Purchasers. Persons from the upper part of the county, when vigiting this city, should by ali means callat the elegant establishment of A. GOLDS MEET; if they wish. to secureGREAT BARGAINS. Harry Spaniar, Salesman. B, #H. MILLER, — Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad &t. NEVADA CITY. H* JUST RECEIVED The Lave ry Choicest . Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. Ever seen in the Mountaihs 'rhe stock cousists of. the bes of Gent’s and Boys’ Clothise, and everything usually found; im a first-class Clothing Store. _ Nevada, Bane 0th, fies Cigar, T Wyacco and Variety _7 STORE, “ §. C, DONNELLY, AVING pure hased the Stock of BLUM } LKOS. on Broad Street, is prepare to supply the people of Nevada aud vicin: . ty with Cigars, Tobacco, Yankee Notione Foreign & Domestic Fruits, Candies, &c. All of the best kinds to be had in thie mar ket; Call and see for yourself, A CARD. Having sold to J. C. Donnelly our ktock of Goods we hereby recommend him to our customers and the people generally of Ne. yada County, BLUM BROS: ~ Nevada, May 26th. Antoine Tans” ‘Saloon, Pine Stree}, Neyada City. HE warm-weather having come and cooling beverages being the order of the day, ANTOINE TAM KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND: Delicious Ice Cream, Fountain Soda, AND SA Strawberry Sorbet. Oe: Fz Ks OWN MAKE: FRESH OYSTERS canstantly on hand. ‘ are “3. M. WALLING, NOTARY eeaete, -—AND— ‘Justice of the Peace. ~ EAROHING RECORDS, ABSTRACTINA KJ AND CONVEYANCING ‘promptly atten ded to. Accounts collected. : Also Agent for; aces PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF LONDOR, Parties desiring t6 SELL, PURCHASE UX BENT PROPERTY will find it to their cc. Vantage to eall ‘at my office. Otice No 62 Broad Strset, > Ker, jea City. é renitogn a eure 6 Every: Bee ee ry The Stock cf f ~ ho we ca ° a ’ i F s La a see > as Bs ker 1 ae