May 16, 1871 (4 pages)

r iy times K of RESS lines, inte, » AC. atyths, fen ards ‘our Om, 18 Of ) du Ut Lilert is. puy 2% ST. ES ived . deJe or ext site ‘OLS Ps. ry, be rys ren nee me = She Daily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, . ne amor = I LOCAL ITEMS. @Outrages. lt reports which come to us from the boundary between Eureka townshipand Sierra-county-be.true, some persons inthat locality ought to suffer the pains and penalties imposed by the Ku Klux vill. A man wlio has been residing ono the Yuba with his family, and has been working some claims there, has for months been subjected toa series of persecutions, designed to drive bim away in order that the jumpers anight sell them fora few hundred dols lars to Chinese. A correspondent informs us that these men follow up jumping claims as a business, that the * victim in this caSe has held the claim for ten years, that after striking pay a hired man lett him and returned in two hours with five others as claimants of the ground. He breught suit in Dow= anieville, trigd the case and won it after much loss of time and expense. But it was an eMpty victory, as before he got a-xerdict the. best. otthe _growad-was-} worked out and the parties were en~ tirely irresponsible. The writer says these same parties are continuing their claim -stealing, aad that he recently saw posted by them a location with fits teen names attuched, and that none of the parties had ever set foot upon the ground, ‘These annoyances have at! times been such as to endanger the lives and safety of people. By the cutling of a derrick rope a boy was nearly killed, and all night the parties fired at the house to frighten the family off. Uertainly it the statements of our cerff réspondent are true, seme steps ought _to be taken by the local authorities to. Uring these miscreants to justice, and if they are powerless, the miners, wliese neighborhood they disgrace, should give them notice to quit in such a shape that it cannot be mistaken. Omega. Omega is now one of the liveliest mining capsin the State. There are ten claims in operation, and there is not an idle man in the place. The claims ure yielding handsomely. Recently the place has been enlivened by entertainments. Miss Anna Morrison delivered three lectures there, which were well attended, and a preacher who tras ded horses twice and gotthe best end ot the bargain each time, has visited tue place. The people are temperate, happy and content, and Omega is in all respecis w model mining town. No Racing. In consequence of the opposition by alarge number of the patrons of the Nevada Rink to racing, ube proprietor is under the necessity of probibiting }the “Time Race,” announced to come off this evening. Mr. Bullard regrets having given his consent to the race, but at the time he was not aware of AaDY opposition to it. Hereafter no racing will be tolerated in any form so long as the Rink is controlled by the preseut proprietor. Mining Lecations, J William Ternan & Co. have located one hundred inches of water in the ravine east of the McCormick reservoir, for mining purposes. The property is located in Grass Valley township. j Clancey & Co. have located one thousand feet on the first extension south of the Buckeye claim, and running 1000 feet in a sourtherly direction along the ledge in Wiilow Valley. Jurors. The following is the list of trial jurors subpened to appear in CountyCourt this morning at ten o’clock: E.O Tompkins, Wiliiam Craig, John A. ‘Rapp, Edward Whilden, F. J. Web. ber, @. W. Stuart, A. C. Gibson, J. BR. _ Weeler, D, Felton, A. P. Davanport, 8. 8. Levy, E. H. Moore, Fred. Sprecker,Myron Foot, Thomas Wagner, G. W. Ragon, @. W. Terhune, James Ebangh, L. Jacobs, Thomas Whiting. Papers. ~~ We are indebted to Spencer & Pattifor copies of Harper's Bazar, the New rk Ledger and Godey’s for June, received by the Eastern . mail of. yesterday. 5 Persecuted Organ. . The human stomach has been a shamefully persecuted organ. There was a time when for every dereliction ot duty it was punished with huge doses of the most disgusting and nauseous drugs. In vain it rejected them aud literally returned them npon the hands of Lhose who administered them. ‘hey were forced upon it time and again, Until its solVent power was thoro ighly drenched out o: it, ‘the world 18 wiser now than it was-in that drasuc era, wnen furious purgation and mur‘Carial-saltvation were what Artemas Ward would have cailed the “main built” of the faculty 1n cases of dyspepsia and liver com— piaint. ‘the great modern remedy for indigestion and Diilousness is, Hustetier’s Stomach Bitters, a preparaiion which has the werit of combiuiu.a paiatable flavor with such tonic, aperient and anil-pilious properties, a8 were never Deretolore united in any meuicine, it has beeu discuvered, at lasi, that sick people are not like the fabied dJitans, who 40uud prostrauion so refreshing that, when Kuvcked down, they rose trom tne earth Lwice as Vigorous us belure. W ben gn invaid 18 prustraled by poweriul depicting drugs, He 13 apt to stay prustrated ; and Lhe aebilisaled beiuy aware Ct Lhe fact, pref r the buildlng up to tie knocking uown system of ircatment, Hosvetter’s Bitters meets the requirements of the raional medical philosophy which at preseut prevauls, itis a pertecuy pure veygelable remedy, embracing We turee unportaut properties OF a prevenlive, a tolic, aud an ullerative. it iortities the body agalust dlsCase, livigorates aud re vilalizes tue torpid Stomach aud liver, aud eficcis a must saiulary Cuauge ln tae entire BySLEM, We ib a Murdid Cuudiilen, dit Unis Country, where the enfeebling temperature readers tive Duan orgauizution paruculariy susceptibie Lo uUuWhoicoume at-~ mospuerle influeuces, the bitlers shuuld be lake a8 & Prolectiou against epideunc gin: Case, PAIN KILLER! PERRY DaVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE, KR. * PROPRIETORS. 1840. ; 1871. ae Travelers are always liable to sudden attacks O1 Dysentery aud Chuiera Morbus, and. these occurring wien absent froa home, are -Yery Du pietsaut. tne Pain hippen may-al=Ways De rel_ed upon im suc cases. Ax svon as you feel the symptoms, wke vue teaspooului ina gillor new milk and Molasses and a gill ol hos water, stir well together and drink DOs ~the-deove-everyhour-untirre= lieved. if the pains be cevere, bathe the bowels aud back witb Lhe Meaiome clear, du Cases-of astumea and tutumic, take a teaspovntul 1n a gilt ui hut water pweetened Well with inelasoes;-alsu pathe the -stomaci and threat laliiauy with Ube medicine, cicar. Dr. Dweet says MW takes wut sureness in paerorang fapver than anything ne ever applied, fisherman, so often exposed to hurts by having their sein pierced with hevuss, aud fius of fish, Can be reiieved by bathing with the Pain Kier as svn ax the accident vCCurs; ln this way the angulsb is s0un abated ; Date a8 Gllen as once In five Miuuics, suy three oF jour times, aud you will seldom nave any truubie, ‘Lhe bites and scratches of dogs and cats are sovn Cured by ‘bathing wiva the Pain Muller Clear. MARYSVILLE . CIFT ENTERPRISE ! ( [SE DRAWING OF THE MARYSVILLE dtnterprise will take place un Wednesday, May 10th. ceaiainieinll — Or before that day if the returns of Agents are promptly made, and will be under the supervision of the following well known citizens, who will give the matter their personal attention. , The Committee. 18S Belcher, F W H Aaron, 5S Blodgett, P Pumyea, Wm H Parks CE Sexey, E Hamilton, T C Martina, JG hastman, ‘Thos J Power, C C Harriagton, Henry Weil, C'l Hickok, Fred’k Buttelmaan, LB Ayer, A P Spear, C G Bockius, D E Kaignt, Chas J Faulkner, E C itoss, Wm Cohn, Richard Walsh, AC Bingham, Wm Fletcner, John Q Foster, Jas Jd McNess, George North, Charlies Kaish, James M Newhard, W. U Swain, Fraok Hi!l, Simon Hochstadter. Tickets for sale at the business places in Nevada City. Tickets-will be sold until May 8th, if notice is not given to the contrary, and returns for Nevada City may be made by Agents to Ira A. Eaton, of the Union Hotel, Nevada City. J. B. CONDON, Sec’y. my3 PRESTON & FAIRCHILD Will Remove their stock of Drugs, Paints, Oils etc., TO THEIR NEW STORE, UNDER THE TRANSCRIPT OFFICE,‘ 8. W. Corner Broad and Pine Sreets, On May 15th. Nevada, April 23d. 4&4 C, NILES, Attorney and Countelor at L>w —OFFICEAt the Court House. wv IMPORTANT ! TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY ! TREMENDOUS SALE aa 4) pe CLOTHING ! ey ee Banner Bros, EMPORIUM ! Selling Out. Selling Out. TO CLOSE BUSINESS! ft Weed ENTIRE STOCK 7OF . GENTLEMEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. RUBBER CLOTHINCS BOYS’ CLOTHING, &e. &e. KC. Will be Closed out at First Cost AND LESS. Banner Bros. Respectfully inform the people of Nevada County that they have made arrangements to close out their entire business in this city, and in order to dispose of their immense stock as rapidly as possible, they now offer their splendid stock of z SPRING CLOTHING, LATEST SIFYLEs, At Prices Lower than ever before known on this Coast. t# To Country Merchants in particular ! Take Notice. 23 We would say that this is an extraordinary time for you to call and look at our Stock and Prices as the Goods must aud will be closed out this Season, and you had better take advantage of the Great Bargains now offered. t@ The good will of business together with store fixtures are for sale. FD BANNER BROTHERS. Nevada City. jible. APRIL ist, 1871, NEW FIRM! FRESH GOODS! LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES! & 'Q\HE UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partnership under the firm name or Hanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GEN ERAL Grocery, Provision, Wooden and Willow Ware, . Crockery, AND Liquor Business, _AT THE OLD STAND. We will open the SPRING CAMPAIGN with a Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of thie vicinity and to enable us to take advan-= tage of the markets atail times, and to insure (io our patrons 4@ Lower List of Prices than have heretofore ruled in this market, “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the rulicg market rates. We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in our line to be found this side ef San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a goud commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively ‘ FOR CASH! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will eonstantly be replenished With the Choicest Goodsaff orded by the Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED AT PRICES THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite tke public to an examination of our Goods and Prices before making their purchases, And weuid retarn our thanks for their patronage heretofore, All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, Free of Charge. Hanson & Gregory, Nevada, April ist; 1qTt.ee G2 All persons indebted te 4H. Hanson are requested to settle the accounts at as early a date as pose *£ A. H. HANSON. PR@SPECGCTUS —OF #Hk> STATE INSURANGE COMPANY, OF CALIFORNIA. \ SAN FRANCISCO.Objects of the Company. First—To prevent the continued -periodical skimming i the State by purely jocal and foreign lusurance Companies, a 1s how done, the iarther Ccntralization Of capital in san Francisco to be controlled by the few; the pernicious effects of which are everywhere visible and generally acknowledged. Second—10 make the lands aud property otthe Wheat Grower, Wool Grower, WhineMaker, the Miner, and the Manufacturer available security tor such reasonable loans and agvauces as their successful prosecution naturally requires ; which is the preat overshadowing ademand of the times en the Pacific Coast. Plan of the Company. First—No doubt whatever exists, that the first object of the Company can be most fully aud periectly accomplished by the establishing of a branch in each and all of tbe cities and principal towas of the State,under the supervision and Cyntrol of local Directors and vificers, through Whom the Capital of the Coni— pany shall be Joanea in the localities where subscribed ; and tur hke purpose, the annual division of the entire net rece pts of the Company amcny all the branches, ;ro rata, according lo the Uapital Stock represented by each. by this metnod, every branch office is practically a home office, enjoying all the advantages which could possibly accrue through any purely local organizaiion, greatly increased by an extenaea influence and pbasiness, Insurance of Loans, Second—It is contidently hoped, believed andexpected tuat the second object above stated, Cun be as rally and comp etely secured through a new torm ot policy, in which the Company :lsures not_only. a-pertect. title vo the lunds given as security but also, prompt and Complete compliance with the conditions of loans. 4 he insurance of Crops, and the sufficiency of collateral securities tor other interests, as is done in Kastern States, may--aiso—become of puch importance as to induce the Company Lo add those branches to its other busi] ess, Reduction of Interest, Constant accessions to local capital through the thousand agencies et this Company mus¢ tend to the reduction of interest. , Capital Steck. The Capital Stuck of the Company will be Two Huudred Thousand Dollars, gold coi, divided into Four ‘thousand Shares of Ffity Doliars each. Payable. Payable in four installments of Twenty-five per cet each. Subscription Lists. Will be opened at San Francisco, Stockton , Sacramento, San Jose, Marysviile, Uakiand, Los Angeles, Santa Cruz, Petaluma, San Rafuel, Nevada Vity, Cuico, and Vallejo, where Local Boards have already been partially organized.§ Who Should Subscribe. Every man in the State of California shouid ideutily himself with a Company which 80 fully embraces and so perfectly biends the interests of the whole State. . Mutuality of Interests with Co-operative Efforts, deserves and will command paccess. DIRECTORS. , Hon. Geo Pea'ce, Wm H Knight, Wm R. Wells, Wm J Miiler, Isaac R. Jewell, John Simms, H. B. Hasbrouck, LW Walker, Hon. J. N. Saunders, : @ Waruer, JD Farweh, C Tempel, Kichard Ivers, Robert seavy, A. Newman, M M Kstee, H. Rosekraus, Burke, Wm kK Wadsworth, Hon D B Wilson, ¥'t Maynard. Geo W t’rescott. i L W Kennedy, . Kittredge, onl ea ims 6S rvee 9 ms a sa ak bh ee ; Bovert Martens, Panl morru, © W Childs, W Nye, P. Beaudry, Cyrus Palmer. J ¥ Burns, i KJ C Kewen, A. C. Niles, ‘3 B Caswell, Hon Chas Marsh, ‘CHK Tuom, OC Torson, 1 Geo Hansen. K W Bigelow, . John Cashin, kh, W. ‘iuiy, . Ira A maton, Joseph rerrin, ‘A W Lester, rlinuy Bartlett, ' Win M kddy, Junathan Clark, i A B Gregory, Hon, 8 B McKee, . G W Smith, A P Brayton, . Chas & Mulloy. James dtratton, ‘UO H LaGrange, Jauies Koss, 1 @ KE Smith, Thus H Hanson, 'G W Swan, Manviile Doyle, ' John Keyes, Win Hiis, ' N H uld, f 1 i ! 4 Tyleecuriis, Wm Beckman, Sam’l C Gray, W W Marvin, Hon C L Wiggin, CC Hayuen, Wim 11 Jessup, . Chris Weisel, Jacob scbleicler. Abner Doble, Chas Travers, JW Armstrong: Keller, W C Feicn, soit Jones. ! James McGuire, SH Mott, ' Amos Warring, i P Marselus, A Heilbron, KM Huat, . Wim ii Keep, andrew McShane, W kK Strong. Win tt Hall, Andrew aitken, N ti A Mason, 1 w Hoag, Jacub ktich, Jobn Suverkrap, Daniel Murphy, Caas Hass, J i Logan, Chas bather, P burnett, Wim « Wiliams, Peter Bargion, M P Louguerty, Keturn hoberte, C A dlauloR, Huu amassa Pray, C & White, KC nirby, J J Holmes, Wm H Moore, J 8 Hogan, dunn Grant, C & Gruusbeck, JN Besse, E Teegarden, L H Vary, 4 Pilierman, uicnard Dale, J P Kelley, i Kuyene Goraud __ . Lhos Corbett, wreaeriwck huglehard, . Tu0e Guinean, Kobert beck, ' Knoch Jacobs, John Domingos, . UU Wheeler, Wm G Kugish, ' M Corcoras, W ‘1t' Crowell, 1H v Weiler, W F Knox, if A hogan, Wm Gwyue, ;dohn Zyliner, Jehu Jd Baner, id B H Cooper, Jobu Gregory, ! ‘Ld Sherwvod, Peter A Miler, : Joe Baaquier, John Black, : WL Lawsence, w C Hopping, ' K & harrington, Austin Sperry, ! W_© Be.cuer, k& A Kahsher, +O M Wogzencrak. KL Beard, ! CG Breed. L Schuea, H

r iy times K of RESS lines, inte, » AC. atyths, fen ards ‘our Om, 18 Of ) du Ut Lilert is. puy 2% ST. ES ived . deJe or ext site ‘OLS Ps. ry, be rys ren nee me = She Daily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, . ne amor = I LOCAL ITEMS. @Outrages. lt reports which come to us from the boundary between Eureka townshipand Sierra-county-be.true, some persons inthat locality ought to suffer the pains and penalties imposed by the Ku Klux vill. A man wlio has been residing ono the Yuba with his family, and has been working some claims there, has for months been subjected toa series of persecutions, designed to drive bim away in order that the jumpers anight sell them fora few hundred dols lars to Chinese. A correspondent informs us that these men follow up jumping claims as a business, that the * victim in this caSe has held the claim for ten years, that after striking pay a hired man lett him and returned in two hours with five others as claimants of the ground.. He breught suit in Dow= anieville, trigd the case and won it after much loss of time and expense. But it was an eMpty victory, as before he got a-xerdict the. best. otthe _growad-was-} worked out and the parties were en~ tirely irresponsible. The writer says these same parties are continuing their claim -stealing, aad that he recently saw posted by them a location with fits teen names attuched, and that none of the parties had ever set foot upon the ground, ‘These annoyances have at! times been such as to endanger the lives and safety of people. By the cutling of a derrick rope a boy was nearly killed, and all night the parties fired at the house to frighten the family off. Uertainly it the statements of our cerff réspondent are true, seme steps ought _to be taken by the local authorities to. Uring these miscreants to justice, and if they are powerless, the miners, wliese neighborhood they disgrace, should give them notice to quit in such a shape that it cannot be mistaken. Omega. Omega is now one of the liveliest mining capsin the State. There are ten claims in operation, and there is not an idle man in the place. The claims ure yielding handsomely. Recently the place has been enlivened by entertainments. Miss Anna Morrison delivered three lectures there, which were well attended, and a preacher who tras ded horses twice and gotthe best end ot the bargain each time, has visited tue place. The people are temperate, happy and content, and Omega is in all respecis w model mining town. No Racing. In consequence of the opposition by alarge number of the patrons of the Nevada Rink to racing, ube proprietor is under the necessity of probibiting }the “Time Race,” announced to come off this evening. Mr. Bullard regrets having given his consent to the race, but at the time he was not aware of AaDY opposition to it. Hereafter no racing will be tolerated in any form so long as the Rink is controlled by the preseut proprietor. Mining Lecations, J William Ternan & Co. have located one hundred inches of water in the ravine east of the McCormick reservoir, for mining purposes. The property is located in Grass Valley township. j Clancey & Co. have located one thousand feet on the first extension south of the Buckeye claim, and running 1000 feet in a sourtherly direction along the ledge in Wiilow Valley. Jurors. The following is the list of trial jurors subpened to appear in CountyCourt this morning at ten o’clock: E.O Tompkins, Wiliiam Craig, John A. ‘Rapp, Edward Whilden, F. J. Web. ber, @. W. Stuart, A. C. Gibson, J. BR. _ Weeler, D, Felton, A. P. Davanport, 8. 8. Levy, E. H. Moore, Fred. Sprecker,Myron Foot, Thomas Wagner, G. W. Ragon, @. W. Terhune, James Ebangh, L. Jacobs, Thomas Whiting. Papers. ~~ We are indebted to Spencer & Pattifor copies of Harper's Bazar, the New rk Ledger and Godey’s for June, received by the Eastern . mail of. yesterday. 5 Persecuted Organ. . The human stomach has been a shamefully persecuted organ. There was a time when for every dereliction ot duty it was punished with huge doses of the most disgusting and nauseous drugs. In vain it rejected them aud literally returned them npon the hands of Lhose who administered them. ‘hey were forced upon it time and again, Until its solVent power was thoro ighly drenched out o: it, ‘the world 18 wiser now than it was-in that drasuc era, wnen furious purgation and mur‘Carial-saltvation were what Artemas Ward would have cailed the “main built” of the faculty 1n cases of dyspepsia and liver com— piaint. ‘the great modern remedy for indigestion and Diilousness is, Hustetier’s Stomach Bitters, a preparaiion which has the werit of combiuiu.a paiatable flavor with such tonic, aperient and anil-pilious properties, a8 were never Deretolore united in any meuicine, it has beeu discuvered, at lasi, that sick people are not like the fabied dJitans, who 40uud prostrauion so refreshing that, when Kuvcked down, they rose trom tne earth Lwice as Vigorous us belure. W ben gn invaid 18 prustraled by poweriul depicting drugs, He 13 apt to stay prustrated ; and Lhe aebilisaled beiuy aware Ct Lhe fact, pref r the buildlng up to tie knocking uown system of ircatment, Hosvetter’s Bitters meets the requirements of the raional medical philosophy which at preseut prevauls, itis a pertecuy pure veygelable remedy, embracing We turee unportaut properties OF a prevenlive, a tolic, aud an ullerative. it iortities the body agalust dlsCase, livigorates aud re vilalizes tue torpid Stomach aud liver, aud eficcis a must saiulary Cuauge ln tae entire BySLEM, We ib a Murdid Cuudiilen, dit Unis Country, where the enfeebling temperature readers tive Duan orgauizution paruculariy susceptibie Lo uUuWhoicoume at-~ mospuerle influeuces, the bitlers shuuld be lake a8 & Prolectiou against epideunc gin: Case, PAIN KILLER! PERRY DaVIS & SON, PROVIDENCE, KR. * PROPRIETORS. 1840. ; 1871. ae Travelers are always liable to sudden attacks O1 Dysentery aud Chuiera Morbus, and. these occurring wien absent froa home, are -Yery Du pietsaut. tne Pain hippen may-al=Ways De rel_ed upon im suc cases. Ax svon as you feel the symptoms, wke vue teaspooului ina gillor new milk and Molasses and a gill ol hos water, stir well together and drink DOs ~the-deove-everyhour-untirre= lieved. if the pains be cevere, bathe the bowels aud back witb Lhe Meaiome clear, du Cases-of astumea and tutumic, take a teaspovntul 1n a gilt ui hut water pweetened Well with inelasoes;-alsu pathe the -stomaci and threat laliiauy with Ube medicine, cicar. Dr. Dweet says MW takes wut sureness in paerorang fapver than anything ne ever applied, fisherman, so often exposed to hurts by having their sein pierced with hevuss, aud fius of fish, Can be reiieved by bathing with the Pain Kier as svn ax the accident vCCurs; ln this way the angulsb is s0un abated ; Date a8 Gllen as once In five Miuuics, suy three oF jour times, aud you will seldom nave any truubie, ‘Lhe bites and scratches of dogs and cats are sovn Cured by ‘bathing wiva the Pain Muller Clear. MARYSVILLE . CIFT ENTERPRISE ! ( [SE DRAWING OF THE MARYSVILLE dtnterprise will take place un Wednesday, May 10th. ceaiainieinll — Or before that day if the returns of Agents are promptly made, and will be under the supervision of the following well known citizens, who will give the matter their personal attention. , The Committee. 18S Belcher, F W H Aaron, 5S Blodgett, P Pumyea, Wm H Parks CE Sexey, E Hamilton, T C Martina, JG hastman, ‘Thos J Power, C C Harriagton, Henry Weil, C'l Hickok, Fred’k Buttelmaan, LB Ayer, A P Spear, C G Bockius, D E Kaignt, Chas J Faulkner, E C itoss, Wm Cohn, Richard Walsh, AC Bingham, Wm Fletcner, John Q Foster, Jas Jd McNess, George North, Charlies Kaish, James M Newhard, W. U Swain, Fraok Hi!l, Simon Hochstadter. Tickets for sale at the business places in Nevada City. Tickets-will be sold until May 8th, if notice is not given to the contrary, and returns for Nevada City may be made by Agents to Ira A. Eaton, of the Union Hotel, Nevada City. J. B. CONDON, Sec’y. my3 PRESTON & FAIRCHILD Will Remove their stock of Drugs, Paints, Oils etc., TO THEIR NEW STORE, UNDER THE TRANSCRIPT OFFICE,‘ 8. W. Corner Broad and Pine Sreets, On May 15th. Nevada, April 23d. 4&4 C, NILES, Attorney and Countelor at L>w —OFFICEAt the Court House. wv IMPORTANT ! TO THE PEOPLE OF NEVADA COUNTY ! TREMENDOUS SALE aa 4) pe CLOTHING ! ey ee Banner Bros,

EMPORIUM ! Selling Out. Selling Out. TO CLOSE BUSINESS! ft Weed ENTIRE STOCK 7OF . GENTLEMEN'S FINE AND MEDIUM CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. RUBBER CLOTHINCS BOYS’ CLOTHING, &e. &e. KC. Will be Closed out at First Cost AND LESS. Banner Bros. Respectfully inform the people of Nevada County that they have made arrangements to close out their entire business in this city, and in order to dispose of their immense stock as rapidly as possible, they now offer their splendid stock of z SPRING CLOTHING, LATEST SIFYLEs, At Prices Lower than ever before known on this Coast. t# To Country Merchants in particular ! Take Notice. 23 We would say that this is an extraordinary time for you to call and look at our Stock and Prices as the Goods must aud will be closed out this Season, and you had better take advantage of the Great Bargains now offered. t@ The good will of business together with store fixtures are for sale. FD BANNER BROTHERS. Nevada City. jible. APRIL ist, 1871, NEW FIRM! FRESH GOODS! LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES! & 'Q\HE UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partnership under the firm name or Hanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GEN ERAL Grocery, Provision, Wooden and Willow Ware, . Crockery, AND Liquor Business, _AT THE OLD STAND. We will open the SPRING CAMPAIGN with a Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of thie vicinity and to enable us to take advan-= tage of the markets atail times, and to insure (io our patrons 4@ Lower List of Prices than have heretofore ruled in this market, “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the rulicg market rates. We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in our line to be found this side ef San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to our patrons a goud commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively ‘ FOR CASH! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and our stock will eonstantly be replenished With the Choicest Goodsaff orded by the Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED AT PRICES THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite tke public to an examination of our Goods and Prices before making their purchases, And weuid retarn our thanks for their patronage heretofore, All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, Free of Charge. Hanson & Gregory, Nevada, April ist; 1qTt.ee G2 All persons indebted te 4H. Hanson are requested to settle the accounts at as early a date as pose *£ A. H. HANSON. PR@SPECGCTUS —OF #Hk> STATE INSURANGE COMPANY, OF CALIFORNIA. \ SAN FRANCISCO.Objects of the Company. First—To prevent the continued -periodical skimming i the State by purely jocal and foreign lusurance Companies, a 1s how done, the iarther Ccntralization Of capital in san Francisco to be controlled by the few; the pernicious effects of which are everywhere visible and generally acknowledged. Second—10 make the lands aud property otthe Wheat Grower, Wool Grower, WhineMaker, the Miner, and the Manufacturer available security tor such reasonable loans and agvauces as their successful prosecution naturally requires ; which is the preat overshadowing ademand of the times en the Pacific Coast. Plan of the Company. First—No doubt whatever exists, that the first object of the Company can be most fully aud periectly accomplished by the establishing of a branch in each and all of tbe cities and principal towas of the State,under the supervision and Cyntrol of local Directors and vificers, through Whom the Capital of the Coni— pany shall be Joanea in the localities where subscribed ; and tur hke purpose, the annual division of the entire net rece pts of the Company amcny all the branches, ;ro rata, according lo the Uapital Stock represented by each. by this metnod, every branch office is practically a home office, enjoying all the advantages which could possibly accrue through any purely local organizaiion, greatly increased by an extenaea influence and pbasiness, Insurance of Loans, Second—It is contidently hoped, believed andexpected tuat the second object above stated, Cun be as rally and comp etely secured through a new torm ot policy, in which the Company :lsures not_only. a-pertect. title vo the lunds given as security but also, prompt and Complete compliance with the conditions of loans. 4 he insurance of Crops, and the sufficiency of collateral securities tor other interests, as is done in Kastern States, may--aiso—become of puch importance as to induce the Company Lo add those branches to its other busi] ess, Reduction of Interest, Constant accessions to local capital through the thousand agencies et this Company mus¢ tend to the reduction of interest. , Capital Steck. The Capital Stuck of the Company will be Two Huudred Thousand Dollars, gold coi, divided into Four ‘thousand Shares of Ffity Doliars each. Payable. Payable in four installments of Twenty-five per cet each. Subscription Lists. Will be opened at San Francisco, Stockton , Sacramento, San Jose, Marysviile, Uakiand, Los Angeles, Santa Cruz, Petaluma, San Rafuel, Nevada Vity, Cuico, and Vallejo, where Local Boards have already been partially organized.§ Who Should Subscribe. Every man in the State of California shouid ideutily himself with a Company which 80 fully embraces and so perfectly biends the interests of the whole State. . Mutuality of Interests with Co-operative Efforts, deserves and will command paccess. DIRECTORS. , Hon. Geo Pea'ce, Wm H Knight, Wm R. Wells, Wm J Miiler, Isaac R. Jewell, John Simms, H. B. Hasbrouck, LW Walker, Hon. J. N. Saunders, : @ Waruer, JD Farweh, C Tempel, Kichard Ivers, Robert seavy, A. Newman, M M Kstee, H. Rosekraus, Burke, Wm kK Wadsworth, Hon D B Wilson, ¥'t Maynard. Geo W t’rescott. i L W Kennedy, . Kittredge, onl ea ims 6S rvee 9 ms a sa ak bh ee ; Bovert Martens, Panl morru, © W Childs, W Nye, P. Beaudry, Cyrus Palmer. J ¥ Burns, i KJ C Kewen, A. C. Niles, ‘3 B Caswell, Hon Chas Marsh, ‘CHK Tuom, OC Torson, 1 Geo Hansen. K W Bigelow, . John Cashin, kh, W. ‘iuiy, . Ira A maton, Joseph rerrin, ‘A W Lester, rlinuy Bartlett, ' Win M kddy, Junathan Clark, i A B Gregory, Hon, 8 B McKee, . G W Smith, A P Brayton, . Chas & Mulloy. James dtratton, ‘UO H LaGrange, Jauies Koss, 1 @ KE Smith, Thus H Hanson, 'G W Swan, Manviile Doyle, ' John Keyes, Win Hiis, ' N H uld, f 1 i ! 4 Tyleecuriis, Wm Beckman, Sam’l C Gray, W W Marvin, Hon C L Wiggin, CC Hayuen, Wim 11 Jessup, . Chris Weisel, Jacob scbleicler. Abner Doble, Chas Travers, JW Armstrong: Keller, W C Feicn, soit Jones. ! James McGuire, SH Mott, ' Amos Warring, i P Marselus, A Heilbron, KM Huat, . Wim ii Keep, andrew McShane, W kK Strong. Win tt Hall, Andrew aitken, N ti A Mason, 1 w Hoag, Jacub ktich, Jobn Suverkrap, Daniel Murphy, Caas Hass, J i Logan, Chas bather, P burnett, Wim « Wiliams, Peter Bargion, M P Louguerty, Keturn hoberte, C A dlauloR, Huu amassa Pray, C & White, KC nirby, J J Holmes, Wm H Moore, J 8 Hogan, dunn Grant, C & Gruusbeck, JN Besse, E Teegarden, L H Vary, 4 Pilierman, uicnard Dale, J P Kelley, i Kuyene Goraud __ . Lhos Corbett, wreaeriwck huglehard, . Tu0e Guinean, Kobert beck, ' Knoch Jacobs, John Domingos, . UU Wheeler, Wm G Kugish, ' M Corcoras, W ‘1t' Crowell, 1H v Weiler, W F Knox, if A hogan, Wm Gwyue, ;dohn Zyliner, Jehu Jd Baner, id B H Cooper, Jobu Gregory, ! ‘Ld Sherwvod, Peter A Miler, : Joe Baaquier, John Black, : WL Lawsence, w C Hopping, ' K & harrington, Austin Sperry, ! W_© Be.cuer, k& A Kahsher, +O M Wogzencrak. KL Beard, ! CG Breed. L Schuea, H