November 12, 1871 (4 pages)

& ry ae} "y, § 5! molds. idaux. ynolde, nolds, opiona, jo fu, worth. cheetz the 13th, 71 of MepERT, $2 80. . letter; by P. iraft. narters, titled to who uDs n of the ; Concert d Agent acert. vill tale . be done theig in3 if the tend tbe Td City jevada. 2 a drawile will he drawand pey20, 1871. pagers. “Now is the’ time’ td gét, the Best Oo ymvaDa ciTyY, cae. ~ (OCAL AFFAIRS.” bargains ever offered in Neyada city. Go to H. Levy’s on Commercial street, where you can. get 10 yards of calico for a dollar with.all the trimHan te had mings thrown into the bargain. All ’ A Fatal Mistake—Child Poisoned. > other kinds of \ , atin on Woods’ Ravine anri Amer-. i. of goods proportionately stock, and get the most for your money. . = ican Hill has bern robbed. Some of them have been entered th ree or four tines and stripped of everything valunable. On Monday lavt Philip Bendet’s cabin, on Wood’s Ravine, was entered and robbed of blankets, elothing, etc. On Thursday Mr. Butterworth saw two Chinamen trying to drive chickens ‘intoa coop and he drove them off. Shortly after Martin Hedrich was. going home gnd he saw two Chi-amen, evidently. jhe same, going over the hill with a bundle, and on arriving at his cabin fe found that his bedding, clothing, end other things had been stolen, Hedrich had a savage dog which was poisoned some daysago. This is the second time recently that dggs have been poisoned and robberies committed shortly afterwards. The Grand Jury Report. The Grand Jury compieied business on Friday and reported to the County Court. The following pergons were indicted: Beujumin Reed for murder; John Glynn for burglary; and Ah Hung and Ah Jim for grand larceny. 5 : The jury ignored the complaint against Ah Kong, charged with an attempt to commit grand larceny; also the case of Wm. Waters,nccused of an.assault with intent to commit murder, The case of Samuel Hodge, eharged with assault with intent to commit murder, was.also dismissed, >. GRAND MASQUERADE! The Grand Jury say: ‘The Grand Jury have also inquired into the ‘action had in J. stice Palmer’s Court, resulting in the dismissal of Wm. Scott, charged with the crime of killinga Chinaman named Ah Fouck, and believe the dismissal of such charge to have been just and proper,” The jury report the Court House and Hospital buildings in good repair, and the patients at the Hospital well eared for: Boatd of Supervisors — The following bills were allowed by the Bourd of Supervisors: General Fund—J. E. P. Williams, . ‘Constable fees, $123; Ira A. Eaton, board of prisoners, $218 50; Chas. McElvy, jurors certificates, $12. ~ Special Fund—-Nevada Gas. Co., for gas, $39; Chas. Cornell, labor on ‘bridge, $3; Nevada Ice Co., ice fur‘nished Court House, $91; J.C. Dickerman, work at Court House, $10 75; Wm. Holmes, cover for. assessment roll, $6; H.R. Bussenius, ink for Recorder, $5. , The warrants will be ready for delivery to those entitled to receive them at the end of the term of the ‘Supervisors. On last Wednesday a child of Wm. Bristow died from the effects of poigon administered to it by mistake. “The child was ten or twelve days old and was suffering from some indisposition for which the nurse gave it whut she supposed to be syrup. It turned out that the dose administered was laudanum, and the child died from the effects of it in a short time after it was given. E A Fire Proof Vault. The Board of Supervisors are talking of connecting the room now oceupied by the County Collector into ‘fire proof vault, to be used for the “eounty. records. This would give ‘ample room for all the records, and in case of fire save them from deattractions The records in the coun‘ty Clerk's office are kept in'a fire proof vault, and those in the Record‘e's Office are equally valuable. Patent Suits. Buits have been commenced in the . Girenit Court of the United States, Before Judge Sawyer, by R. RB. & Joseph Craig, against Thomas Watson, David Thom and George G. Allan, and also against Frank Fisher, for infringement of patent, and also an injunction to prevent the ‘Manufacture of the Watson Hydraulic Machine, and thé Fisher Hydraulic Chief. The papers were served on the defendants yesterday, and we ‘Presume the matter will be contested ss Awraigned. dary will be arraigned on Monday " Morning at 10 o'clock in the County a thousands are now suffering from bilioustions, who might be restored. to perfect health within a month or less by the use of other ailments by the use of this well known eager to praise and recommend it; and yet, are many invalids and many who are con‘CULMUUH ab THIS seuson, théie is nothing Come and select from the best The Martyrs of Negieet. It is not too much to say that tens of ness, indigestion, constipation, periodical fever, generul debility, and nervous affecHostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The miultitudes who-have been cured of these and specific are always ready to testify. to its virtue.as a preventive and areuedy., They are spread over the whole country} they are notwithstanding its vast popularity, there tinually exposed to the epidemical diseases, against which it isasure protection, who, either through inditierence or incredulity heglect to sieze the vpportnnity to cure and ineuns of prevention, which they have oauly to reach out their hands to obtain. This is . strunge; it was one of the anomalies of human buture which itis impossible to account for or explain. It is, however, quite certain that every day the number of these Murtyrs of Neglect is diminishing. This is proved by the statistics of the sales of the great remedy. During the present fall the demand has increased beyond ull precedent, and it seems as if in the end the entire com. munity would realize the important fact, that when ill other prescribed fur the above complaints fail, itcan and does effett a cure. Asa protection against the diseases, most comparable with it. SKATING CARNIVAL! —anp— Will take-place at the “—on— Wednesday Evening, Nov. 22d. The Manager of the Nevada City Skating Rink takes pleasute in announcitg to his friends and the public generally thut he has completed Lis arrangement tor the GRAND SKATING CARNIVAL to take place at the above time and that every effort will be used on his partto contribute. to their enjoyment of the evening's festivities, fhere will be Skating in Masks and Costumes from 8 until 10 pv. m., and. Dancing from 106 to 2. Costumes and a full variety of Masks can be obtained of A, GOLDSMITH. The following Rules and Regulations have been adopted and will be strictly enforced : ist. Ne one permitted to skate without a mask. 2nd. Noone allowed to unmask before 10 o'clock. . 8rd. Every one murt be identified to the Committee when requested, ° Committee of Arrangements:WM, F. EVENS, W. W. CROSS, J. EARL BROWN. Tickets of Admission—One Dollar each. sion, &7™ In case of bad weather the party will be postponed until the first fair. evening ef which aue notice will be given, nld 1840. 1871. PERRY DAVIS & SON., -PROPRIETORS. PROVIDENCE. ...RHODE ISLAND. . CHOLERA ! a7 HOW TO CURE IT ! ge which always precedes an attack of tue Cholera, take a ful of the Pain Killer in sugar and water\j hot, if convenient,}] and then bathe freely the stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer clear. should the diarrhoea or cramps continue, rcpeat the dose every ten or fifteen minutes until the patient is relieved. In extreme cases, ose. The Pain Killer, as an internal remedy, Complaints, Dysentery, Asthma, it cures in one night, by taking it in’ , and bath. ing with itfreely. Its action is like magic, when externally applied to Old is a Pain Killer. accompan: cents and $1 per bottle.” PAY YOUR TAXES. nlim ers of Nevada County, that " The best of Music provided for the occa. T the commencement of the Diarrhoea aes neve spoontuls may be given at a hasno equal. In casesof Cholera ,Sammer}QCor, of Mill and Main Streets, Sores, Burns . Where he will always be on hand, to adminScalds and Sprains. For Sick Headache and . ister to the spirituous wants of Tootnache, don’t eR? try it. In short, it y each bottle. The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Medicines. Prices, 25 cents, 60 Nomcris hereby given to the ‘Tum Piy‘THE PHOQINIX AND HOME OF HARTFORD AND NEW YORE, $6,479,861.12. every loss by the Chicago Conflagration, ~ Will have remaining available Cash Assets, POTTER & SIGUURNEY, Ox JACOB NAFFZIGER’S ON COMMERCIAL STREET, ‘Have oh hand 4 large lot of PATENT PE: ‘CROLEUM FLUID, situable to. burn in any tae Lamp, simply by changing the burners. Lane Burners and Ofi are sold by , Phe Oil has no rk pani odor, and is believed to be perfectly non-explosivejgives a soft and brilliant light, aud is also the Cheapest Vil in use. We have also the Largest and most ComCASH CAPITAL & ASSETS, OCT. 1, 1871, . ‘plete stock of CROCKERY and GLASS WARE, WALL PAPER, &c. &c. These Sterling Companies, after paying . To be found in. Nevada County. All of which willbe sold at the Lowest Cash Prices. wa, Call and see the New Goots at POTTER & SIGOURNEY'S. Nevada, Nov. 2d, 1871. exceeding Five Million Dollars ! We call the special attention of the pub. , lic to the fact that these Companies do a FIRE INLURANCE BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY : hence their Assets are pledged SOLELY'to their patrons as security against LOSS BY FIRE, and are not weakened and d'minished by-Marine, Inland and Life liabililiés, as is the case with Compatiies combining the several branches. Those desiring RELIABLE Fire Insurance at fair rates, are invited to apply at the Offices of the above Coinpanies. DEPARTMENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST R. H. MAGILL, Manager. G, P. SPARKS, Agent, 028. «AT NEVADA CIYT. $150,000 00 GRAND GIFT CONCERT . a AID OF THE MERCY HOSPITAL, AT OMAHA, Under the auspices of the SISTERS OF MERCY. To take place JANUARY 30th, 1872. One Hundred and Fifty g Thousand Dollars ! Im Cash Prizes ! HIGHEST PRIZE ---$50,000 IN GOLD COIN! Tickets $3 each or two for $5. Agents Wanted. For full partieulers adareas PATTEE & GARDINER, Business Managers, Omaha, Nébraska, Oct. 26th. “RELIABLE INSURANCE. ANY INSURANCE COMPANIES ARE rained by the Chicago Fire. Some uups 60 continue business if they can compromise with Policy Holders. , The Pacific insurance Co., Will pay every Dollar Of its losses and continue business as heretofore. It has stood the terrible test, and is today one of the safest Cumpanies en the Qoast, having assessed its sbarehoiaors enough to keep its Capital Stuck unimpaired. Ali losses will be paid on adjustment. Policy hoiders caunvt do better than to insure with the Pacific. K. M. PRESTON, Agent. Nevada, Oct, 15th. REMOVAL. ED. McSORLEY, EGS LEAVE TO INFORM his friends and the public, that he has removed irvin his old stand, to the cs GRASS VALLEY, all, Nothing but the best of WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS, &c. used in the Saleon, ED, McSURLEY, Proprietor. Grass Valley, Oct. 2vth. CAUTION. . LI, persons are warned agsinst purchasing, as ‘“‘Danforth’s Petroleum riud.” articles advertised an ‘Patent Peleum genuine article trial. en MILITARY ELECTION. (ean Care . Attention Nevada Light Guard ! quarters, an Election of Commissioned wtiecers of the Nevada Light Guard for the ensning terin will be beld at the ARMOKY, in this city, on Saturday Evening, Nov. 11th. At 7 o’clock. Every Member of the Company should be on hand promptly. By order t IN accordance with orders from HeagJOHN A. LANCASTER, Captain Commanding, J.¥. Carr, 0. 8. 027 California National Guard, Headquarters Fourth Brigade, Sacramento, Oct. 31, 1871. } Special Order No, 12. CAPT. C.8. WELLS, Fourth Brigade N. G. C. is hereby appointed Luspector, to 6uperintend and conduct an Election tor Ofticers Nevada Light Guard 4th Brigade, N. G. C, to fill vacancies to be caused” by expiration of the terms of the prysgut incumbents. Cspt. C. 8. Wells will conduct said Klection according to law, and report the proceedings to these Headquarters. _ By order. Brig-Gen. JOSIAH HOWELL. . W, L. CamMpBeELL, Ass’t Aujt. General. In compliance with the above order I will be at the Armory of the Névada Light Guard on SATURDAY, November 11th, 1871, at 7 tion. CHAS. 8. WELLS, Inspector of Election. Nevada, Nov: ist. n2 . Tho Best and° Cheapest Light. DANFORTH’S PATENTED PETROLEUM FLUID ! EXPLOSION, FABRIC. any Vil in use. oseue Lamp safely by changing Burners. OIL For sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express Office Nevada, Nov. lst, 1871. AND THE BEST ! ee Rosenstock, Price & Co. OBNER. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, Would respectfull Pap rode ad mahi he has just eeecivedias his Store, a BROAD F \a few uvers vcivw Lancaster's Stable, the Largest and most compléte Stotk —or— HARNESS, OF ALL KINDS; o'clock, for the purpose of holding said elec. PERFECTLY FREE FROM DANGER OR uf” WILL NOT INJURE THE FINEST it is free from disagreeable odor and gives a Purer, More Billiant Light.than PRESENT,]} p . covered snd Will Dun ii ea ondary ior, . the extraction of worthless Teeth and Hoots aa. LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, BURNERS AND . to natural condition, need not exceed 2 minNEVADA CITY, SADDLES, WHIPS, Have just received a large and magnificeat Straps, Spurs, Bits, Brushes, 0! f SPONGES, BELTS, &c. &c. GENTLEMEN'S AND BOY'S. — Bver seen im this City, «7 Allin want of anything in my Hue CLOTHING ’ will find it atly to their advantage te give me a call, as I have on hand every artia Saneily ae in a first class Saddlery shment, FURNISHING GOODS, Repairing, promptly, neatly and cheaply done. Give me a call. gep' . &. &. Of the V Latest Style! ANSON W, LESTER. ©, B, MULLOX eve e oe ry ty LESTER & MULLOY, And the Best Make ! DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, é&c. ‘ NO. 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. {\LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD, aud all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS. constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them HYPEMaks RLON COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERaaa RIES, SLA MOSS FARINA, &c. es All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to yive us a call. : ALSO, --Miners’ Rubber Goods,-BOOTS AND SHOES, . HATS & CAPS, LYSTER & MULLOY. 4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Nevada, May 9th. ~or— FOR SALE, , FIRST RATE opportunity is offered Gents’ and Boys’ Underwear, A for any one wishing to buy a pleas: uut residence in this city. The house is in BLANKETS excellent repair and the lot contains a large ry . nuinber of choice fruit trees. The €urniho. ke ture, includiny carpets, all in excellent con® dition, will be sold with the house if de sired. There is w good well, aid supply pipes from the water works for irrigation ou the premises. For particulars apply te his office. Nevada, Oct. 8th, 1871 TAM’S RESTAURANT. PINE STREET...NEVADA CITY. FIRST QUALITY OF CALIFORNIA, EASTERN AND IMPORTED Driving and Riding Gloves. BEAUTIFUL Business and Dress Suits ! Goods will be sold at the very LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE by ordering at my place. TIMES ! ‘The Saloon is ntted up for the accomme The publie is invited to call and see—we dation of Ludies and Gentlemen and will be Z keptin the very best manner, ain “Hevea, Oa. ee Great Bargains in our line ! ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets. * . PEN from 9 o’clock im the morning tM 2 o'clock at night, 2nKSH OYS1'Etts received every day and servea up in uny style. ‘ ; Piy’s beet, Hum und Eggs, Hot Coffee and Tea, served at any time. Hailes in Nevada City or any place in the county can get fresh Uysters in the shedd . The National Exchange Shaving Saloon and Baths. BROAD STREET. ;.:..NEVaRa DR. R. W. STERLING, NAT. FORD, Proprietor. Ne. 49 Main Street, Grass Valley. ey ne Leet pm ae ‘ a my best tosatisty all putWOULD inform the sufferrons, HU AND OU ers Who dare notinhale the . BATMs at any time. SHAVING, SHAMvapors of Choloform or Ether . PUUING AND HALK CULTING. that he will coutinue tu use. ‘lhe public is invited to give me a call, [FREE QF CHARGE FOR THE The Union Shaving Saloon’ ure Protoxide of Nitrogen, for Has been placed in charge of a No. 1 work. man where old customers will be accommsdated. NAT, FORD. Proprietor. Nevada, Oct. 11th. WITHOUT PaIN, and that the time from the first inhalation to the COMPLETE restoration utes. I also administer Choloform, Ether, Narcotic Spray ; while in the #@” OPER. ATING DEPARTMENT I am using the Pneumatic Engine Excavator—a very complete and favorite instrument—while with the Automutic Mallet, and the Coffer Dam and Saliva Pump. I am putting in and build . ing up Contour fillings. which cannot be excelled in outline and finish in the MECHAN.ICAL DEPARTMENT I furnish full upper or or lower sets for $25 on either Silver, AdaNORTH BRITISH AND MER _ CANTILE INSURANCE 00. LONDON. PIPIFAX. creases the appetite, is a ; gestion, Billiousness and Inaciion of the Liver. FUL TUNIC, and promote digestion. pleasant Cordial and VALUABLE TUNIC. H. H, TOLAND, M.D. SHAEFFER, WALTER & CO. Sele Agents for the United States, novl HIS Celebrated GERMAN BITTERS inCertain Relief for Dyspepsia, IndiThis is to certify, that the formula used in the inanutacture of the German Pipifax Bitters has been submitted to my examination, and I cheerfully state the ingredieuts are . well selected abu combined, prouucing a Bitters which will no doubt prove a HEAL'THDear Sir : I have examined the samples of Bitters presented, and tind it an exceedingly 302 Battery Street, San Francisco, mantine Base, Rose Pearl, Pyroxylene, or . » Hard Rubber, with or without the Flexible . TINGHAST BROS. Agts, San Franoisce . Badly fitting plates corrected, or mended and warranted. Teeth mounted on Gold or Aluminum cost more than the above figure. . Charges moderate, yet large enough tovsecure my best efforts. novl Reserve Fund, exclusive of OaWlteh sioiiccies ceseeiecccceunes 3,611,462 Life Assurance and Annuity fund, 11,668,664 Gold Basis, $25, 180,846 GEO. W. WELCH, Agent, Nevada City, Gal. PUMPS FOR SALE. A JACK HEAD MINING PUMP, #2 ino £. M. Hatt. H.A. CHaBLE 8 H. Macxrs. HALL, CHARLES & MACKIE, ol? 408 Montgomery Street, Ss‘ FRANCISCO. BANKERS AND BROKER AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE. ## STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION ONLY. 028 spure Clocks and bucketé. Adouble acting Mining Pump, 6 inch bore by 5 feet stroke, with slides. cross head and air chamber, new and of the best workmanship, will te sold at a barguin. Also, a new 10-inch “BLAKES” PATPNT ROCK BREAKER, at a discount to close au actount. WM. T. GARRATT, FLAT AND ROUND. clines, Ferry Ropes, Guy Ropes. Fe transmitting power, etc, Rope. HALLIDIE’S Endless Wire Rope Way, (Wire Tramway.] Patent. Also, : PATENT GRIP PULLEY, rope is uninjured and caunot alip. Send for Circulars, IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE . Manufactared ofany length or size WIRE ROPE IS MUCH CHEAPER, lighter and more durable than any other kind of For the rapid aud economical tr insportation ot Ores and other materials over the mountains and difficult roads, Secured by U. 8. 222 For transmitting power and by which the No. 136 Fremont Street, San Franelaco. San Francisco, Oct. 22—Im PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INUNITED ST. SALOON. jVOR Hoisting from Mining ShaftsandIn-] ‘'' SURANCE COMPANY, CORNE BROAD &-PINE 8T8. 3 C. BECKMAN, OF HARTFORD. REPS on hand a b stock of WHISJ . KY, BRANDY, BOTTLED LIQUORS, Cc. e FINE CIGARS always on band. Th Bac 18 always supplied with the best arti¢lea in the bove line. Callandsample. ms CANDIES! CANDIES . Yea AND RETA, A D. LAMAIRE has been appointed e@ agent forthe above Company, for San Juan. French Corral, North Bloomfield andthe surrounding country, All business entrusted to Mr, Lamuaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to. DR. FARNO, 7 Mii xk Of all descriptions and of the BEST MATERIALS, DISSOLUTION. FRESHLY MANUFACTURED, DAILY, : —pr— OTICE is hereby given that the copartCANTY & WAGNER, 1871 Je and onl rs wrarena th den seteetecene the o F.A. and 8. N. Bliven, un Monday, Noveniber 20th, * . Suthorined agent for Nevada. City. An stnH naine of Potter & Bliven is this day dissotv. . . Wholesale and Retail Confectlonets, tempt was mrde in to, by unscrupPacific & W. R. Manufacturing Co, . ed by mutual consent, All persons indebti WEL. TER ulous dealers, to uce Gasoline and OF CALIFORNIA. ed to the late firm are respectfully reques-. NO. 107, Montgomery Street, ; other Explosive Flu nore Soe Carenee All kinds and sizes of Wire, constantly on Hed to, cotile Chale generate a8 Seem a peatl: LAST DAY! Sak telietedl Gatote mucar kan , . band and manufactured to order. i "BL A, POTTER. ‘The exclusive right to sell this excellent A. S. HALLIDIE, _ _§. N. BLIVEN. re That I can receipt for State and County Taxcsiche ots Hite Cones, $8 an he care n? 619 Front Street, gan Francisco, Cal. Nevada, Oct. 25th, 1671, serie attention of he Fratnie cated bo ' ‘b, oa a ee roeober oly a2 agen 0. Schall Sout Henne Mcgee whats tng . ES Duuiting than toe wee, of eles old ) N.B. The will be continued at . goods suitable for the Untilthattime. : ' . under the assumed name of their article, M, 8S. DEAL, the old stend, by POTTER & sIGOURNEY. “9: and, by order of Mr, Danforth, will proseWhile thanking the public for their liberal HOLIDAYS! From 9 A. M, to5 P, M. . citcin the United iiates Court, alt parties . Counselor and Attorney at Law. . petronage I would cheerfully recommen . «4 ssaosited to hee tn oll climates. Fr. JULIUS GREBNWALD, — . #0 selling. 3.3. LYNN, FFICE—“Daily Transcript” Eaitorial . pewonagee oe ces low and terms liberal. Owunty Coltector. tad Genera) Agent, Roum; corper of Broad and Pine Stw., @ XN. BLIVEN. ao aes from Soe latins papayas * Wevede, Oct.si,1en . Meovebs, Mr, Ba, 28, ed ae # Nevada, Oct.21, 1871 and oarefully attended we bore, complete, with geer, bob irom, ° 4 1 SESS ECLA AE DEE ARIE Bl RI ee Ae ESE OS ERLE REED OR ra Se oe Se See % A { 4 }

& ry ae} "y, § 5! molds. idaux. ynolde, nolds, opiona, jo fu, worth. cheetz the 13th, 71 of MepERT, $2 80. . letter; by P. iraft. narters, titled to who uDs n of the ; Concert d Agent acert. vill tale . be done theig in3 if the tend tbe Td City jevada. 2 a drawile will he drawand pey20, 1871. pagers. “Now is the’ time’ td gét, the Best Oo ymvaDa ciTyY, cae. ~ (OCAL AFFAIRS.” bargains ever offered in Neyada city. Go to H. Levy’s on Commercial street, where you can. get 10 yards of calico for a dollar with.all the trimHan te had mings thrown into the bargain. All ’ A Fatal Mistake—Child Poisoned. > other kinds of \ , atin on Woods’ Ravine anri Amer-. i.. of goods proportionately stock, and get the most for your money. . = ican Hill has bern robbed. Some of them have been entered th ree or four tines and stripped of everything valunable. On Monday lavt Philip Bendet’s cabin, on Wood’s Ravine, was entered and robbed of blankets, elothing, etc. On Thursday Mr. Butterworth saw two Chinamen trying to drive chickens ‘intoa coop and he drove them off. Shortly after Martin Hedrich was. going home gnd he saw two Chi-amen, evidently. jhe same, going over the hill with a bundle, and on arriving at his cabin fe found that his bedding, clothing, end other things had been stolen, Hedrich had a savage dog which was poisoned some daysago. This is the second time recently that dggs have been poisoned and robberies committed shortly afterwards. The Grand Jury Report. The Grand Jury compieied business on Friday and reported to the County Court. The following pergons were indicted: Beujumin Reed for murder; John Glynn for burglary; and Ah Hung and Ah Jim for grand larceny. 5 : The jury ignored the complaint against Ah Kong, charged with an attempt to commit grand larceny; also the case of Wm. Waters,nccused of an.assault with intent to commit murder, The case of Samuel Hodge, eharged with assault with intent to commit murder, was.also dismissed, >. GRAND MASQUERADE! The Grand Jury say: ‘The Grand Jury have also inquired into the ‘action had in J. stice Palmer’s Court, resulting in the dismissal of Wm. Scott, charged with the crime of killinga Chinaman named Ah Fouck, and believe the dismissal of such charge to have been just and proper,” The jury report the Court House and Hospital buildings in good repair, and the patients at the Hospital well eared for: Boatd of Supervisors — The following bills were allowed by the Bourd of Supervisors: General Fund—J. E. P. Williams, . ‘Constable fees, $123; Ira A. Eaton, board of prisoners, $218 50; Chas. McElvy, jurors certificates, $12. ~ Special Fund—-Nevada Gas. Co., for gas, $39; Chas. Cornell, labor on ‘bridge, $3; Nevada Ice Co., ice fur‘nished Court House, $91; J.C. Dickerman, work at Court House, $10 75; Wm. Holmes, cover for. assessment roll, $6; H.R. Bussenius, ink for Recorder, $5. , The warrants will be ready for delivery to those entitled to receive them at the end of the term of the ‘Supervisors. On last Wednesday a child of Wm. Bristow died from the effects of poigon administered to it by mistake. “The child was ten or twelve days old and was suffering from some indisposition for which the nurse gave it whut she supposed to be syrup. It turned out that the dose administered was laudanum, and the child died from the effects of it in a short time after it was given. E A Fire Proof Vault. The Board of Supervisors are talking of connecting the room now oceupied by the County Collector into ‘fire proof vault, to be used for the “eounty. records. This would give ‘ample room for all the records, and in case of fire save them from deattractions The records in the coun‘ty Clerk's office are kept in'a fire proof vault, and those in the Record‘e's Office are equally valuable. Patent Suits. Buits have been commenced in the . Girenit Court of the United States, Before Judge Sawyer, by R. RB. & Joseph Craig, against Thomas Watson, David Thom and George G. Allan, and also against Frank Fisher, for infringement of patent, and also an injunction to prevent the ‘Manufacture of the Watson Hydraulic Machine, and thé Fisher Hydraulic Chief. The papers were served on the defendants yesterday, and we ‘Presume the matter will be contested ss Awraigned. dary will be arraigned on Monday " Morning at 10 o'clock in the County a thousands are now suffering from bilioustions, who might be restored. to perfect health within a month or less by the use of other ailments by the use of this well known eager to praise and recommend it; and yet, are many invalids and many who are con‘CULMUUH ab THIS seuson, théie is nothing Come and select from the best The Martyrs of Negieet. It is not too much to say that tens of ness, indigestion, constipation, periodical fever, generul debility, and nervous affecHostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The miultitudes who-have been cured of these and specific are always ready to testify. to its virtue.as a preventive and areuedy., They are spread over the whole country} they are notwithstanding its vast popularity, there tinually exposed to the epidemical diseases, against which it isasure protection, who, either through inditierence or incredulity heglect to sieze the vpportnnity to cure and ineuns of prevention, which they have oauly to reach out their hands to obtain. This is . strunge; it was one of the anomalies of human buture which itis impossible to account for or explain. It is, however, quite certain that every day the number of these Murtyrs of Neglect is diminishing. This is proved by the statistics of the sales of the great remedy. During the present fall the demand has increased beyond ull precedent, and it seems as if in the end the entire com. munity would realize the important fact, that when ill other prescribed fur the above complaints fail, itcan and does effett a cure. Asa protection against the diseases, most comparable with it. SKATING CARNIVAL! —anp— Will take-place at the “—on— Wednesday Evening, Nov. 22d. The Manager of the Nevada City Skating Rink takes pleasute in announcitg to his friends and the public generally thut he has completed Lis arrangement tor the GRAND SKATING CARNIVAL to take place at the above time and that every effort will be used on his partto contribute. to their enjoyment of the evening's festivities, fhere will be Skating in Masks and Costumes from 8 until 10 pv. m., and. Dancing from 106 to 2. Costumes and a full variety of Masks can be obtained of A, GOLDSMITH. The following Rules and Regulations have been adopted and will be strictly enforced : ist. Ne one permitted to skate without a mask. 2nd. Noone allowed to unmask before 10 o'clock. . 8rd. Every one murt be identified to the Committee when requested, ° Committee of Arrangements:WM, F. EVENS, W. W. CROSS, J. EARL BROWN. Tickets of Admission—One Dollar each. sion, &7™ In case of bad weather the party will be postponed until the first fair. evening ef which aue notice will be given, nld 1840. 1871. PERRY DAVIS & SON., -PROPRIETORS. PROVIDENCE. .....RHODE ISLAND. . CHOLERA ! a7 HOW TO CURE IT ! ge which always precedes an attack of tue Cholera, take a ful of the Pain Killer in sugar and water\j hot, if convenient,}] and then bathe freely the stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer clear. should the diarrhoea or cramps continue, rcpeat the dose every ten or fifteen minutes until the patient is relieved. In extreme cases, ose. The Pain Killer, as an internal remedy, Complaints, Dysentery, Asthma, it cures in one night, by taking it in’ , and bath. ing with itfreely. Its action is like magic, when externally applied to Old is a Pain Killer. accompan: cents and $1 per bottle.” PAY YOUR TAXES. nlim ers of Nevada County, that " The best of Music provided for the occa. T the commencement of the Diarrhoea aes neve spoontuls may be given at a hasno equal. In casesof Cholera ,Sammer}QCor, of Mill and Main Streets, Sores, Burns . Where he will always be on hand, to adminScalds and Sprains. For Sick Headache and . ister to the spirituous wants of Tootnache, don’t eR? try it. In short, it y each bottle. The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Medicines. Prices, 25 cents, 60 Nomcris hereby given to the ‘Tum Piy‘THE PHOQINIX AND HOME OF HARTFORD AND NEW YORE, $6,479,861.12. every loss by the Chicago Conflagration, ~ Will have remaining available Cash Assets, POTTER & SIGUURNEY, Ox JACOB NAFFZIGER’S ON COMMERCIAL STREET, ‘Have oh hand 4 large lot of PATENT PE: ‘CROLEUM FLUID, situable to. burn in any tae Lamp, simply by changing the burners. Lane Burners and Ofi are sold by , Phe Oil has no rk pani odor, and is believed to be perfectly non-explosivejgives a soft and brilliant light, aud is also the Cheapest Vil in use. We have also the Largest and most ComCASH CAPITAL & ASSETS, OCT. 1, 1871, . ‘plete stock of CROCKERY and GLASS WARE, WALL PAPER, &c. &c. These Sterling Companies, after paying . To be found in. Nevada County. All of which willbe sold at the Lowest Cash Prices. wa, Call and see the New Goots at POTTER & SIGOURNEY'S. Nevada, Nov. 2d, 1871. exceeding Five Million Dollars ! We call the special attention of the pub. , lic to the fact that these Companies do a FIRE INLURANCE BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY : hence their Assets are pledged SOLELY'to their patrons as security against LOSS BY FIRE, and are not weakened and d'minished by-Marine, Inland and Life liabililiés, as is the case with Compatiies combining the several branches. Those desiring RELIABLE Fire Insurance at fair rates, are invited to apply at the Offices of the above Coinpanies. DEPARTMENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST R. H. MAGILL, Manager. G, P. SPARKS, Agent, 028. «AT NEVADA CIYT. $150,000 00 GRAND GIFT CONCERT . a AID OF THE MERCY HOSPITAL, AT OMAHA, Under the auspices of the SISTERS OF MERCY. To take place JANUARY 30th, 1872. One Hundred and Fifty g Thousand Dollars ! Im Cash Prizes ! HIGHEST PRIZE ---$50,000 IN GOLD COIN! Tickets $3 each or two for $5. Agents Wanted. For full partieulers adareas PATTEE & GARDINER, Business Managers, Omaha, Nébraska, Oct. 26th. “RELIABLE INSURANCE. ANY INSURANCE COMPANIES ARE rained by the Chicago Fire. Some uups 60 continue business if they can compromise with Policy Holders. , The Pacific insurance Co., Will pay every Dollar

Of its losses and continue business as heretofore. It has stood the terrible test, and is today one of the safest Cumpanies en the Qoast, having assessed its sbarehoiaors enough to keep its Capital Stuck unimpaired. Ali losses will be paid on adjustment. Policy hoiders caunvt do better than to insure with the Pacific. K. M. PRESTON, Agent. Nevada, Oct, 15th. REMOVAL. ED. McSORLEY, EGS LEAVE TO INFORM his friends and the public, that he has removed irvin his old stand, to the cs GRASS VALLEY, all, Nothing but the best of WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS, &c. used in the Saleon, ED, McSURLEY, Proprietor. Grass Valley, Oct. 2vth. CAUTION. . LI, persons are warned agsinst purchasing, as ‘“‘Danforth’s Petroleum riud.” articles advertised an ‘Patent Peleum genuine article trial. en MILITARY ELECTION. (ean Care . Attention Nevada Light Guard ! quarters, an Election of Commissioned wtiecers of the Nevada Light Guard for the ensning terin will be beld at the ARMOKY, in this city, on Saturday Evening, Nov. 11th. At 7 o’clock. Every Member of the Company should be on hand promptly. By order t IN accordance with orders from HeagJOHN A. LANCASTER, Captain Commanding, J.¥. Carr, 0. 8. 027 California National Guard, Headquarters Fourth Brigade, Sacramento, Oct. 31, 1871. } Special Order No, 12. CAPT. C.8. WELLS, Fourth Brigade N. G. C. is hereby appointed Luspector, to 6uperintend and conduct an Election tor Ofticers Nevada Light Guard 4th Brigade, N. G. C, to fill vacancies to be caused” by expiration of the terms of the prysgut incumbents. Cspt. C. 8. Wells will conduct said Klection according to law, and report the proceedings to these Headquarters. _ By order. Brig-Gen. JOSIAH HOWELL. .. W, L. CamMpBeELL, Ass’t Aujt. General. In compliance with the above order I will be at the Armory of the Névada Light Guard on SATURDAY, November 11th, 1871, at 7 tion. CHAS. 8. WELLS, Inspector of Election. Nevada, Nov: ist. n2 . Tho Best and° Cheapest Light. DANFORTH’S PATENTED PETROLEUM FLUID ! EXPLOSION, FABRIC. any Vil in use. oseue Lamp safely by changing Burners. OIL For sale by W. H. CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express Office Nevada, Nov. lst, 1871. AND THE BEST ! ee Rosenstock, Price & Co. OBNER. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, Would respectfull Pap rode ad mahi he has just eeecivedias his Store, a BROAD F \a few uvers vcivw Lancaster's Stable, the Largest and most compléte Stotk —or— HARNESS, OF ALL KINDS; o'clock, for the purpose of holding said elec. PERFECTLY FREE FROM DANGER OR uf” WILL NOT INJURE THE FINEST it is free from disagreeable odor and gives a Purer, More Billiant Light.than PRESENT,]} p . covered snd Will Dun ii ea ondary ior, . the extraction of worthless Teeth and Hoots aa. LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, BURNERS AND . to natural condition, need not exceed 2 minNEVADA CITY, SADDLES, WHIPS, Have just received a large and magnificeat Straps, Spurs, Bits, Brushes, 0! f SPONGES, BELTS, &c. &c. GENTLEMEN'S AND BOY'S. — Bver seen im this City, «7 Allin want of anything in my Hue CLOTHING ’ will find it atly to their advantage te give me a call, as I have on hand every artia Saneily ae in a first class Saddlery shment, FURNISHING GOODS, Repairing, promptly, neatly and cheaply done. Give me a call. gep' . &. &. Of the V Latest Style! ANSON W, LESTER. ©, B, MULLOX eve e oe ry ty LESTER & MULLOY, And the Best Make ! DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, é&c. ‘ NO. 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. {\LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD, aud all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. NEW GOODS. constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them HYPEMaks RLON COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBERaaa RIES, SLA MOSS FARINA, &c. es All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to yive us a call. : ALSO, --Miners’ Rubber Goods,-BOOTS AND SHOES, . HATS & CAPS, LYSTER & MULLOY. 4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Nevada, May 9th. ~or— FOR SALE, , FIRST RATE opportunity is offered Gents’ and Boys’ Underwear, A for any one wishing to buy a pleas: uut residence in this city. The house is in BLANKETS excellent repair and the lot contains a large ry . nuinber of choice fruit trees. The €urniho. ke ture, includiny carpets, all in excellent con® dition, will be sold with the house if de sired. There is w good well, aid supply pipes from the water works for irrigation ou the premises. For particulars apply te his office. Nevada, Oct. 8th, 1871 TAM’S RESTAURANT. PINE STREET......NEVADA CITY. FIRST QUALITY OF CALIFORNIA, EASTERN AND IMPORTED Driving and Riding Gloves. BEAUTIFUL Business and Dress Suits ! Goods will be sold at the very LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE by ordering at my place. TIMES ! ‘The Saloon is ntted up for the accomme The publie is invited to call and see—we dation of Ludies and Gentlemen and will be Z keptin the very best manner, ain “Hevea, Oa. ee Great Bargains in our line ! ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets. * . PEN from 9 o’clock im the morning tM 2 o'clock at night, 2nKSH OYS1'Etts received every day and servea up in uny style. ‘ ; Piy’s beet, Hum und Eggs, Hot Coffee and Tea, served at any time. Hailes in Nevada City or any place in the county can get fresh Uysters in the shedd . The National Exchange Shaving Saloon and Baths. BROAD STREET.. ;..:....NEVaRa DR. R. W. STERLING, NAT. FORD, Proprietor. Ne. 49 Main Street, Grass Valley. ey ne Leet pm ae ‘ a my best tosatisty all putWOULD inform the sufferrons, HU AND OU ers Who dare notinhale the . BATMs at any time. SHAVING, SHAMvapors of Choloform or Ether . PUUING AND HALK CULTING. that he will coutinue tu use. ‘lhe public is invited to give me a call, [FREE QF CHARGE FOR THE The Union Shaving Saloon’ ure Protoxide of Nitrogen, for Has been placed in charge of a No. 1 work. man where old customers will be accommsdated. NAT, FORD. Proprietor. Nevada, Oct. 11th. WITHOUT PaIN, and that the time from the first inhalation to the COMPLETE restoration utes. I also administer Choloform, Ether, Narcotic Spray ; while in the #@” OPER. ATING DEPARTMENT I am using the Pneumatic Engine Excavator—a very complete and favorite instrument—while with the Automutic Mallet, and the Coffer Dam and Saliva Pump. I am putting in and build . ing up Contour fillings. which cannot be excelled in outline and finish in the MECHAN.ICAL DEPARTMENT I furnish full upper or or lower sets for $25 on either Silver, AdaNORTH BRITISH AND MER _ CANTILE INSURANCE 00. LONDON. PIPIFAX. creases the appetite, is a ; gestion, Billiousness and Inaciion of the Liver. FUL TUNIC, and promote digestion. pleasant Cordial and VALUABLE TUNIC. H. H, TOLAND, M.D. SHAEFFER, WALTER & CO. Sele Agents for the United States, novl HIS Celebrated GERMAN BITTERS inCertain Relief for Dyspepsia, IndiThis is to certify, that the formula used in the inanutacture of the German Pipifax Bitters has been submitted to my examination, and I cheerfully state the ingredieuts are . well selected abu combined, prouucing a Bitters which will no doubt prove a HEAL'THDear Sir : I have examined the samples of Bitters presented, and tind it an exceedingly 302 Battery Street, San Francisco, mantine Base, Rose Pearl, Pyroxylene, or . » Hard Rubber, with or without the Flexible . TINGHAST BROS. Agts, San Franoisce . Badly fitting plates corrected, or mended and warranted. Teeth mounted on Gold or Aluminum cost more than the above figure. . Charges moderate, yet large enough tovsecure my best efforts. novl Reserve Fund, exclusive of OaWlteh sioiiccies ceseeiecccceunes 3,611,462 Life Assurance and Annuity fund, 11,668,664 Gold Basis, $25, 180,846 GEO. W. WELCH, Agent, Nevada City, Gal. PUMPS FOR SALE. A JACK HEAD MINING PUMP, #2 ino £. M. Hatt. H.A. CHaBLE 8 H. Macxrs. HALL, CHARLES & MACKIE, ol? 408 Montgomery Street, Ss‘ FRANCISCO. BANKERS AND BROKER AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE. ## STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION ONLY. 028 spure Clocks and bucketé. Adouble acting Mining Pump, 6 inch bore by 5 feet stroke, with slides. cross head and air chamber, new and of the best workmanship, will te sold at a barguin. Also, a new 10-inch “BLAKES” PATPNT ROCK BREAKER, at a discount to close au actount. WM. T. GARRATT, FLAT AND ROUND. clines, Ferry Ropes, Guy Ropes. Fe transmitting power, etc, Rope. HALLIDIE’S Endless Wire Rope Way, (Wire Tramway.] Patent. Also, : PATENT GRIP PULLEY, rope is uninjured and caunot alip. Send for Circulars, IRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE . Manufactared ofany length or size WIRE ROPE IS MUCH CHEAPER, lighter and more durable than any other kind of For the rapid aud economical tr insportation ot Ores and other materials over the mountains and difficult roads, Secured by U. 8. 222 For transmitting power and by which the No. 136 Fremont Street, San Franelaco. San Francisco, Oct. 22—Im PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INUNITED ST. SALOON. jVOR Hoisting from Mining ShaftsandIn-] ‘'' SURANCE COMPANY, CORNE BROAD &-PINE 8T8. 3 C. BECKMAN, OF HARTFORD. REPS on hand a b stock of WHISJ . KY, BRANDY, BOTTLED LIQUORS, Cc. e FINE CIGARS always on band. Th Bac 18 always supplied with the best arti¢lea in the bove line. Callandsample. ms CANDIES! CANDIES . Yea AND RETA, A D. LAMAIRE has been appointed e@ agent forthe above Company, for San Juan. French Corral, North Bloomfield andthe surrounding country, All business entrusted to Mr, Lamuaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to. DR. FARNO, 7 Mii xk Of all descriptions and of the BEST MATERIALS, DISSOLUTION. FRESHLY MANUFACTURED, DAILY, : —pr— OTICE is hereby given that the copartCANTY & WAGNER, 1871 Je and onl rs wrarena th den seteetecene the o F.A. and 8. N. Bliven, un Monday, Noveniber 20th, * . Suthorined agent for Nevada. City. An stnH naine of Potter & Bliven is this day dissotv. . . Wholesale and Retail Confectlonets, tempt was mrde in to, by unscrupPacific & W. R. Manufacturing Co, . ed by mutual consent, All persons indebti WEL. TER ulous dealers, to uce Gasoline and OF CALIFORNIA. ed to the late firm are respectfully reques-. NO. 107, Montgomery Street, ; other Explosive Flu nore Soe Carenee All kinds and sizes of Wire, constantly on Hed to, cotile Chale generate a8 Seem a peatl: LAST DAY! Sak telietedl Gatote mucar kan , . band and manufactured to order. i "BL A, POTTER. ‘The exclusive right to sell this excellent A. S. HALLIDIE, _ _§. N. BLIVEN. re That I can receipt for State and County Taxcsiche ots Hite Cones, $8 an he care n? 619 Front Street, gan Francisco, Cal. Nevada, Oct. 25th, 1671, serie attention of he Fratnie cated bo ' ‘b, oa a ee roeober oly a2 agen 0. Schall Sout Henne Mcgee whats tng . ES Duuiting than toe wee, of eles old ) N.B. The will be continued at . goods suitable for the Untilthattime. : ' . under the assumed name of their article, M, 8S. DEAL, the old stend, by POTTER & sIGOURNEY. “9: and, by order of Mr, Danforth, will proseWhile thanking the public for their liberal HOLIDAYS! From 9 A. M, to5 P, M. . citcin the United iiates Court, alt parties . Counselor and Attorney at Law. . petronage I would cheerfully recommen . «4 ssaosited to hee tn oll climates. Fr. JULIUS GREBNWALD, — . #0 selling. 3.3. LYNN, FFICE—“Daily Transcript” Eaitorial . pewonagee oe ces low and terms liberal. Owunty Coltector. tad Genera) Agent, Roum; corper of Broad and Pine Stw., @ XN. BLIVEN. ao aes from Soe latins papayas * Wevede, Oct.si,1en . Meovebs, Mr, Ba, 28, ed ae # Nevada, Oct.21, 1871 and oarefully attended we bore, complete, with geer, bob irom, ° 4 1 SESS ECLA AE DEE ARIE Bl RI ee Ae ESE OS ERLE REED OR ra Se oe Se See % A { 4 }