November 2, 1876 (4 pages)

the be , 2s m— 2 IG ’ udat SITE Y, d out INY ‘ERN URE, * [ORY P.M, On, or + C0. busiHill, , Calt ats office iy of No. 7) upon payacoin, com‘yada vyhich id on 6, will le at made , the vO pay with ' Bale, ary. n, Neaa ; OO. sholdy, for yr the ion of comé he ofalleck spaY, at 2 The Daily Transcript “NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. ae Grand Demonstration, There was a very large meeting.of ; Republicans in this city on Tuesday evening. They swarmed like locusts, and were as enthusiastic as any crowd we ever saw. The Grass Vulley delegation was immense. The eo prdceession formed ,at the depot and marched dewn Saucramento street, up Main;Commercial, Pine, and Broad. Wtreets, “and passed the resitience of N. P: Brown, on East Broad street, where it countermarch—ed.down Broad to the—Plaza, up Main, Commercial, Pine and Broad * ‘streets again, to the Rink, where the speaking took place, The line of march was just a blaze of glory nearly the whole distance. ‘The town was never as -brilliantly and tastily illuminated. The sky was kept brilliant with the display of fireworks fram different parts of the city, Mantes was a perfect forest of. flags, Chincs» lauteins and other decorations. Colored 1 ghts, added brilliancy to the scene. We cannetbegin to describe all the places that were beautifully illuminated, in one ‘article. The demonstration was a credit tothe people of Gras Vulley, who came out in stich numbers, and to the people of this city, who had . everything so perfectly arranged. It was the finest thing of the kirid’ vever seen here, and had to be seen to be appreciated. Hon. John Swift made a two hours’ speech at the’ Rink, and:opened to an audience of at least two thousand people. The meeting demoustrated the fact that Republicans are numérous this year, and are as evrnest and enthysiastic as they were in 1864, Ti, looked rather dubious for Tilden, Hendricks and tay-for-rum.~ <4 i +: Local Brevities. Every Republican should resolve himself into a committee of one to seo that every Republican voter in. his precinct comes out on the day of election. Votes’ arg what decides a campaign, and a full vote in this county and State assures it to the Lepublicans, Get ready. for the demonstration Monday night at Grass Valley. It will close the campaign, and should and will be a grand success. If any one thinks the political pot is not boiling, let him get into it and see. There are some splendid chuck holes on Commercial street, where the ends of the plauking are worn off, and wagon wheels chuck themselves into a foot of mud, Hon, Wm. Watt, Hon. Niles Searls and A, B. Dibble will address the people of this city at the Riuk, on Saturday night. They will discass the Chinese question and its pertinency, as an issue, in the present campaign, Returned to Vote, Quite a number of old residents _ -of this place, who have been absent, but who-have not acquired a residence elsewhere, are returning to east their ballots for the Reformers, the Patriots, the Statesmen and the honest men, Hayes and Wheeler. Benator Sargent will put his ballot in, in the precinct of Nevada, bis old home, and wliere he developed those traits of character which have made him known all over the nation. Rodney Wing has come over from Salt Lake for the same purpose, and Elijah Booth came all the way from British Columbia to help to make Hayes President. There are others here, and more coming. Come on gentlemen, you are working in a good cause, Te the Creditors of the Bank of Nevada County, Each one is informed that the certificates of deposit pf the new Bank, and its stock, are at last ready for delivery to those that have receipts, . 4nd have signed the power of attorhey to the Creditors Committee. Those that have accepted the Hinds *ompromise, and have not as yet delivered their evidence of debt, are Tespectfully requested to surrender them at once to W. D. Long, who Will settle with all. It is hoped that ‘every one will come or kend at once. one that -send, let them indorse *ir recei; ts to the person they emPower, to receive their certificates and stock. . K. Casper, Sec’y. Nevada City, Nov. 1,-1976.-ti styles of Hats, Men's, Yonth’s and Boy’s Clothing, also a fall line of Overcoats and Talmas, » which in quality and price, can not be equaled by any other, Honse on the coast. and has received the largest stock of Men, Boy’s clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, and everything that ean be found in a first class Clothing can save money by callingat his store: The Very Latest. We have just received the lates HYMAN BROS. Corner Broad and Pine streets. 2. sll K, ‘Casper. Has returned from San Franciséo, store. All who have coin to invest, — 5 sep-28 —_—o———40. s Centennial Dancing Club ~ Will have a dance at Temperance Hall, Thursday evening of each week, Citizens invited to attend. Adtnission One Dollir. eh “59 ‘ ©. BC, 4 SS Uaion Hotel Barber Shop. A nice shampoo, a.-clean. shave, anda close cut of the hair is a -luxry this hot weather, Fay, at the 5 Union Hotel, can perform all of them in the best style, r 4 Fruit Jars! _ Frait Jars! 2,000 Fruit Jars, in store and for saleby _' ( W. A, Sigourney, 18 and 20 Commercial street, Nevada City. \ s5 _ THERE is not a medical man’ who denies the efficacy of sulphur as a radical remedy in the larger proportion of skin diseaseswhich prevail in cities; and there-is not ,& medical man who does not indorse Glenn's Sulphur Soap as the best way of applying it. Sold everywhere. li oi Pond’s Extract. There is in: nature a bounteons provision for means of comfort. The Witch Hazel, or Hamumelis Virginica, contains. a_juice which bas a wider range of action, more prompt and certain curative virtues than any ‘pain “destroyer ever °* discovered. Pond’s Extract. contains the entire curative properties of the Witch Ha-. zelin the purest form. Ask your druggist for it when you have a pains oran ache.0 The Word ‘‘Sozodont.” Which bas already become a household word, derived from the Greek, . aud composed of two words, Sczo and Odontes. ‘“Sozo”’ translated, means to preserve, and ‘*Odontes’’ the teeth—""SOZODONT” a_ preserver of the teeth, Atd it istrue to its name. It beautifies and preserves the teeth, hardens and invigorates the gums, and corrects all impurities of the breath. The ordoof. this pure preparation is so delightful that itis a luxury to apply it. It is harmless as--water. Sold by all druggists and perfumers. Ss 0 Oi ne ee eee Z A Gard. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will senda recipethat will cure you, FREEOF CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered by « missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rey. Joszpu T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. jnl3-6m HaGan’s MaGnorta Bano preserves and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan’ and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Its application cannot be detected. 2 oe + Lyon’s Karuarion makes beautiful, glossy, Juxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeais. Is charmingly perfumed, and has no rival. mch12-ly CASH! CASH! HOW TO SAVE MONEY. 5 hag ALL PARTIES Who Purchase of Us for Cash, (Gold Coin) Goods amounting to $5 00 and upwards, we will, on and after this date, givea _ DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT. From Regular Prices, * . LESTER & MULLOY, ' Dealers in Groceries & Provisions, NO. 52 BROAD STREET, dy27 Nevada City. ile” Nee Plate ete tee aR el aes Founded March, ‘1876, O, OF C. CAMP, NO. 73, RDER OF CAUCASIANS, Meets O #VERY SATURDAY EVENING, at their Hall, Corner of Broad dnd’ Pine Streets, over the’ brug Store. ,010-1m J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT. LAW. AND -; FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, -FFICE, Brown & Morgan’s Block, NE CARNIVAL BY THE’ 1876, AT from the audience. NEVADA CITY. Dr. R. M. Hunt, B.J, Watson, O. Maltman,Capt. J. Ravp, R. C, Walrath, J.D. White, N. P. Brown, P.H. Beldén, J. E. Brown, » Geo. W. Welch, E. Bond, 8. A. Eddy, G. G. Allan, B.H. Miller, Jerry Payne, . A. H. Hanson, Wm. Powell, H, W. Heyman, A. W. Lester, * A. Isoard, Jobn B. Conn, Geo. F, Jacobs, ; GRASS VALLEY. Hon. Wm. Watt, R. Leach, Dr. H. McCormick, J. Bamberger, W.C. Stokes, E. W. Roberts, W. Loytzenheiser, J. C. Coleman, A. Berg, i R. Shoemaker, J. Jenkins, G,8. Hup J. Naffziger W. R. Coe, T. Mein, Joh A. Barton, ‘'N. Nathan, J.¥F. Kidde H. Wohler; Jacob Heyman. SAN JUAN. O. P. Stidger,, KR, McMurray, NORTH BLOOMFIELD H. C. Perkins, YW. Weiss, XR. Schneider, MOORE’S FLAT. W. B. Cummings, John McNulty. ‘GRANITEVILLE. R. G. Dickieson, J. Eagan, BLUE TENT. D. T. Hughes, : YOU BET. B. F. Snell, -HUNT’S HILI, Ed. Carney, eee Ed. Muller, Ott, B. J. Brandt, _ Lee Garthe. Dr. Buelow, . C. T, R, Kttts, John Hurst, F. Eilerman I, Jacobs. L. Siebert, sg Floor Manager. Fred Senner. Leo Garthe, J J Ott, C. J. Brand. FloorsDirector, G. von Schmittburg. o Of San Francisco, . ladies. o charged $1 extra. E, Goldsmith. o’clock. VADA: CITY, Cal. . 96 \ Committee. —* GRAND MASQUERADE: { .WILL_BE GIVEN ON > ALLEMANNIA CLUB,Ona scale of Magnificence’ never beforé attempted here, Thanksgiving Night Temperance Hall. ’ Chas. Grimes, D. R. McKenny, Phil. Byrne. r, “Ed. Coleman, John Glasson, C. HxMitchell, Simon Furth, ‘J. 8. McBride, A. Rosenthal, Ed Goldsmith, “. Four Fine Prizes to be awarded to the most Origival Characters sustained by Ladies and Gentlemen. Prizes to be awarded by a committee of five selected The HONORARY COMMITTEE. Hen. T. B, Reardan; Hon, Niles Searls, Hon, Jno. Caldwell, E.H, Gaylord P; A. Blumenthal, H.H, Haskins, A.D. Tower, N. W. Knowlton Chas. E. Mulloy, Dr. H. Valantine,, J. M. Walling, W. H. Crawford, R. W. Tully, M.L. Marsh, John Cashin, Pattison. Wm. J. Johnston, SM. Rosenberg. Hon. A. B. Dibble, A. B. Brady, D. Binkleman, Cal. R. Clarke, _ Saml. Novitzky, “y, P. Crandall. Chas. Hagerty, ©. Campbell. . John Heinson, P. Goodspeed. Committee of Arrangements, G. von Schmi{tburg, x4. Goldsmith, Reception Committee. MUSIC UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PROF.’ M. M. BLUM, Tickets, including Carriages, $3. Admitting one gentleman and two Each additional lady will be Every gentleman is entitled to two ladies’ tickets, and can obtain them by leaving the ladies’ names with Maskers must identify themselves to a committee on entering the Hall. Grand March commences at 9 Ticketscan be had of any of the (uaPrran STOCK, $220,000. E, M, PRESTON T. W. SIGOURNEY, :. JOHN T. MORGAN... Sevevesss Cashier. Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo. M. Hughes, Thos. Mein. Warrants. Sacramento, Virginia City. and’ Los Angeles,. the principal Eu opean Cities.”* Banking Business. -Bavking Houre, Monday, Nov. 13th. CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, OFFICERS : eet ees President. . Vice_ President. DIRECTORS : John T. Morgan, T. W. Sigourney, Geo. A. Cooper, E. M. Preston. eae 'Revetve Deposits.buy and sell exchange. Prichase Gold Dust and Kullion. _Higtest price paid for ‘State and County Draw Checks on San Francisco,San Jose Also #ell Exchange on New York sand all Make collections and transact a general — “"CORRESPONDENTS> San_Francisco—First Nat--Gold Bank, Sau Jose —Farmers National Gold + ak. New York—First National Bank. 524 ESTRAY NOSICE.Oe to the ranch of the undersigned, October, 1875, one Blue Koau four year old Steer, branded L-H on left hip, and also a brand on side, blurred. Earmarks—slit in left ear, under bit and over bit in right. The owner by proving prop. erty and paying damages can recover it. Lf not called for within 30 days will be sold. : H. SCHARDIN. Newtown, Sept. 15, 1876. KEROSENE OF THE BEST QUALITY, “AT PRESTON’S! Fresh Cough Candy, ‘GENUINE BETHESDA WATER, . ][D mECr FROM THE SPRING AT WAUKESHA, WIS, Centennial Cologne, Choice Toilet Goods, Acids, Mining Chemicals, —AT— Nevada Drug Store, ____E. M. PRESTON P,rop’r. STOCKHOLDER’S MEETING. MFETING OF THR: STOCKHOLD“m& BRS of the Citizens’ Bank will be held at the Banking House, on Broad street ,on Monday evening, ‘Nov. 6, at 7% o’clock P.M. stor the purpose of adopting By-Laws, and transacting such other business.as may lawfully come before it. B24 @ E, M. PRESTON; President. a RUTEERFURD 2. EAE, — eat t OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, Wm. A. Wheeler, OF NEW YORK. ELECTORAL TICKET. AT LARGE, JOHN F. MILLER, of Napa. M. M. ESTEE, of San Francisco. D. A. McKINLEY.,-of-San Francisco JOHN B. FELTON, of Alameda, JOHN H JEWETT, of Yuba. H. J. OSTRANDER, of Merced. ALTERNATES. A AT LARGE.,PAUL NEUMAN, San Francisco, JAS. McM. SHAFTER, ‘“ O. F. VAN RHEIN, me G. G. BLANCHARD, El Dorado. JEROME BANKS, Tebama. D. C. REED, San Diego. MEMBER .OF CONGBESS, SECOND DISTRICT, H. F, PAGE. Controller-of State, D. M. Kenfield, of Tuolumne, me ‘COUNTY TICKET. For Supervisor—Third District, JOHN KNOTWELL. For Supervisér—Fifth District, JESSE 8. THOMPSON. NOLISE TO TAXPAYERS. t HE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE year 1876, for the county of Nevada, having been completed and delivered into my hand,.the property holders of the cvunty are hereby notified that the. taxes on the same are now due, and the law ‘tor the collection of taxes will be strictly inforced. Taxes become delinquent on the first Monday in January, and if not paid prior to that date, five per cent. will be added. Notice is turther given that fot the purpose of receiving taxes, 1 shall be in the several townships at the times and places stated, to-wit: ne At Moore's Flat, Banking House of Marks & Co., Friday, Nov. 10th. At North Bloomfield T P. Crandall: & Co.’s store, Saturday, Nov. 11th. At orth San Juan, Block & Furth’s At Kough & Ready, Walling’s Hotel, Tuesday, Noy, 14th. At Washington, Buisman’s Hotel, Thursday, Nov. 16th; you Bet, Oliver & Fox’s store, Saturday, Nov. 18th. Truckee, F. Burckhalter &. Co,’s store, Mouday and‘Tuesday, Nov. 20th and 2lst. At Grass Valley, Findley & Co.’s Bavking House, Thursday aud Friday, Nov. 23d aud 24th: / ~ At Nevada City; Citizens Bank; Monday and Tuesday, Nov. z7th and 28th. Silver to the amouut of five dollars. only will be taken on any one assessment. J.N. PAYNE, County Collector. JOHN JACK’S CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT, PINE S8TREET--NEVADA CITY. ey UST RECEIVED, one~of the Choicest as well us Largest Stocks of Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery, Nuts, Fancy Goods, Fruit, etc., Ever brought to Nevada City. Also Sole Agent for Nevada County for the sale of Those Favorite Brands of Cigars, _ “BACHELOR’S DELIGHT,” And ‘ALBUM.” Those who wantto smoke a real _nice Cigar should give these a trial. i ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER FAVORITE BRANDS. ._ AFRESH SUPPLY OF Candies, Nuts, Fruits, ete 020 JOHN JACK, New,[ri-Weekly Stage Line to NORTH SAN JUAN. E, NORTHUP, . WILL, on and after this PSB oe, run a line of stages , between NEVADA CILy and NORTH SAN JUAN, ts follows: Leave North San Juan at 6% A. M., on Monday, Wednesday and Friday : Mornings, And arrive at Nevada City,at 944 A. M. . Leave Ne-ada Cit. on the same days, at 4 o'clock, -P. M,,“arriving at North San Juan at 7 P. M~ ‘Pachages delivered, and all orders of j. deystla City, July 19, 18i¢ any kind grompt y attended to, ‘Drugs, Medicines, &c -P, H. BELDEN,Successor to Bell & Belde . Masonic Building, Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts *Nevada Oity. Wholesale & Retail dealer i Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c, A full line of Choice Perfumery, Toilet Svaps, Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c, Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes. &c, Alsoafull line of STATIONERY, such ar lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa er, Gold Pens. &e Blank Books made to order at the lowest an Franciseo prices, ‘My Stock is most complete in all its de partments and my prices arelow. I solici a share of public patronage. P. H. BELDEN. © Nevada, March 31, 1876. FINE BRANDY and WHISKY. FANRY JO’S OLD SAZERAC, VINTAGE 1860. Warranted pure or money refunded. Old Kentucky Farm Whiskies, Seven Years Old, 83° J. V.PETTIT. — NILES SEARLS, Attcrney and Counsel at Law AT BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Court Hourse. : EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. PD. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. NBE proprietor of the EMPIRE STAthe Largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Kuggies To be found in thie part of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buygies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. The Horses: are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or mouth and the greatest of care guaranteed py BD. WELLINGTON, Nevada City, November 17th, 1875. DENTISTRY bissaoe R. P. E. HUGHSON, has opened an office In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. He if propared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry, in the latest and most upproved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Alumiuium. Satisfactiou svaranteed as to quality and price of work. ° ‘Visits made at residence if desired. Nevada, May 30th, lo71. : BLES announces that he has new} THE V Flume Company, Nevada and Graxs Valley, RE now prepared to fill orders for Lumber of Every Description, Mining and Building Timbers, Common, Finishing: and . General Assortment of Building Lumber Al“ways on Hand, A.Large Amount of Seasoneq " SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Neya-~ da, or.at our office on Town Talk Hill, wil receive prompt attention, °N, &G.V. W. & LCo. Nevada, Oct, 20th, 1875. A, NIVENS, JR., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. WV Botenate and Retail Dealer CIGARS AND. TOBACCO MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. Jg8: = CAPITAL $300,000. HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY “OF CALiFORNIA, PRINCIPAL OFFICE, a 406 CALIFORNIA STREET San Francisco, EIRE INSURANCE ONLY. J.¥F. Houghton, President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice President: Charles H. Story, Secretary. N, B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. H.H. Bigelow, General Manager R. H. Magill. General Agent, Grass Valley Branch for Nevada z County . ‘TRUSTEES, Wm. Watt, T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager, Office No. 99 Main Street, ag2 Grass Valley, Cat. THE OLD ACCOMMODATION. Nevada and Grass Valley” Stage Time Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8 o’ciock A . returning leave Nevada City at 9 A. M. be Leave-OGrass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M ; Mey Ae turning leave Nevada City at 5 P. M, -—— cegpery nape gentlemen called for at any part of the city. without extra charge. -Packayes carriéd at low rates. ' Orders left at the National or Union Ha tels, in Nevada City, or at the Exchange or . Wisconsin Hotels, or Benson House Grass Valley, will bepromptly attended to augotf B. F, HARRIS, Prop’r. REMOVAL, ROGER CONLAN, . AS removed his Depot for tee sale of the justly celebrated SCHLITZ’ MILWAUKEE BEER From the U, 8. Brewery Saloon to next house below. : OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. The best home brewed BEER from Dreyfuss’ Brewery, on draught and in bottles. Nevada City Oct. 10, 1876. W. D. LON G, Attornev and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FFICE ON BROAD STREET, oppr sit the Nutional Exchange Hotel. PHILIP RICHARDS, No, 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and sold. Bullion discounted. Advances made on Gold Dust or bullion for coinage at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Correspondent, Swiss-American Bank, San Francisco jyl-lin JAMES J. OTT. . ASSAYER, OLD AND ORES of every description Refined, Melted and Assayed. ' By request Gold Bars exchanged for, Coin. 30 Main Street, Nevada City, Established in 1852, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVER. H. W. VALANTINE. M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE ( STREETS. over Preston's Drug sw Entrance on Pine strect. Aine Residence at the cid Keeney plac. y Main St. Ordere left at k. M, Presto will be attended te. ‘ a _ Or ee cht SENS

the be , 2s m— 2 IG ’ udat SITE Y, d out INY ‘ERN URE, * [ORY P.M, On, or + C0. busiHill, , Calt ats office iy of No. 7) upon payacoin, com‘yada vyhich id on 6, will le at made , the vO pay with ' Bale, ary. n, Neaa ; OO. sholdy, for yr the ion of comé he ofalleck spaY, at 2 The Daily Transcript “NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. ae Grand Demonstration, There was a very large meeting.of ; Republicans in this city on Tuesday evening. They swarmed like locusts, and were as enthusiastic as any crowd we ever saw. The Grass Vulley delegation was immense. The eo prdceession formed ,at the depot and marched dewn Saucramento street, up Main;Commercial, Pine, and Broad. Wtreets, “and passed the resitience of N. P: Brown, on East Broad street, where it countermarch—ed.down Broad to the—Plaza, up Main, Commercial, Pine and Broad * ‘streets again, to the Rink, where the speaking took place, The line of march was just a blaze of glory nearly the whole distance. ‘The town was never as -brilliantly and tastily illuminated. The sky was kept brilliant with the display of fireworks fram different parts of the city, Mantes was a perfect forest of. flags, Chincs» lauteins and other decorations. Colored 1 ghts, added brilliancy to the scene. We cannetbegin to describe all the places that were beautifully illuminated, in one ‘article. The demonstration was a credit tothe people of Gras Vulley, who came out in stich numbers, and to the people of this city, who had . everything so perfectly arranged. It was the finest thing of the kirid’ vever seen here, and had to be seen to be appreciated. Hon. John Swift made a two hours’ speech at the’ Rink, and:opened to an audience of at least two thousand people. The meeting demoustrated the fact that Republicans are numérous this year, and are as evrnest and enthysiastic as they were in 1864, Ti, looked rather dubious for Tilden, Hendricks and tay-for-rum.~ <4 i +: Local Brevities. Every Republican should resolve himself into a committee of one to seo that every Republican voter in. his precinct comes out on the day of election. Votes’ arg what decides a campaign, and a full vote in this county and State assures it to the Lepublicans, Get ready. for the demonstration Monday night at Grass Valley. It will close the campaign, and should and will be a grand success. If any one thinks the political pot is not boiling, let him get into it and see. There are some splendid chuck holes on Commercial street, where the ends of the plauking are worn off, and wagon wheels chuck themselves into a foot of mud, Hon, Wm. Watt, Hon. Niles Searls and A, B. Dibble will address the people of this city at the Riuk, on Saturday night. They will discass the Chinese question and its pertinency, as an issue, in the present campaign, Returned to Vote, Quite a number of old residents _ -of this place, who have been absent, but who-have not acquired a residence elsewhere, are returning to east their ballots for the Reformers, the Patriots, the Statesmen and the honest men, Hayes and Wheeler. Benator Sargent will put his ballot in, in the precinct of Nevada, bis old home, and wliere he developed those traits of character which have made him known all over the nation. Rodney Wing has come over from Salt Lake for the same purpose, and Elijah Booth came all the way from British Columbia to help to make Hayes President. There are others here, and more coming. Come on gentlemen, you are working in a good cause, Te the Creditors of the Bank of Nevada County, Each one is informed that the certificates of deposit pf the new Bank, and its stock, are at last ready for delivery to those that have receipts, . 4nd have signed the power of attorhey to the Creditors Committee. Those that have accepted the Hinds *ompromise, and have not as yet delivered their evidence of debt, are Tespectfully requested to surrender them at once to W. D. Long, who Will settle with all. It is hoped that ‘every one will come or kend at once. one that -send, let them indorse *ir recei; ts to the person they emPower, to receive their certificates and stock. . K. Casper, Sec’y. Nevada City, Nov. 1,-1976.-ti styles of Hats, Men's, Yonth’s and Boy’s Clothing, also a fall line of Overcoats and Talmas, » which in quality and price, can not be equaled by any other, Honse on the coast. and has received the largest stock of Men, Boy’s clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, and everything that ean be found in a first class Clothing can save money by callingat his store: The Very Latest. We have just received the lates HYMAN BROS. Corner Broad and Pine streets. 2. sll K, ‘Casper. Has returned from San Franciséo, store. All who have coin to invest, — 5 sep-28 —_—o———40.. s Centennial Dancing Club ~ Will have a dance at Temperance Hall, Thursday evening of each week, Citizens invited to attend. Adtnission One Dollir. eh “59 ‘ ©. BC, 4 SS Uaion Hotel Barber Shop. A nice shampoo, a.-clean. shave, anda close cut of the hair is a -luxry this hot weather, Fay, at the 5 Union Hotel, can perform all of them in the best style, r 4 Fruit Jars! _ Frait Jars! 2,000 Fruit Jars, in store and for saleby _' ( W. A, Sigourney, 18 and 20 Commercial street, Nevada City. \ s5 _ THERE is not a medical man’ who denies the efficacy of sulphur as a radical remedy in the larger proportion of skin diseaseswhich prevail in cities; and there-is not ,& medical man who does not indorse Glenn's Sulphur Soap as the best way of applying it. Sold everywhere. li oi Pond’s Extract. There is in: nature a bounteons provision for means of comfort. The Witch Hazel, or Hamumelis Virginica, contains. a_juice which bas a wider range of action, more prompt and certain curative virtues than any ‘pain “destroyer ever °* discovered. Pond’s Extract. contains the entire curative properties of the Witch Ha-. zelin the purest form. Ask your druggist for it when you have a pains oran ache.0 The Word ‘‘Sozodont.” Which bas already become a household word, derived from the Greek, . aud composed of two words, Sczo and Odontes. ‘“Sozo”’ translated, means to preserve, and ‘*Odontes’’ the teeth—""SOZODONT” a_ preserver of the teeth, Atd it istrue to its name. It beautifies and preserves the teeth, hardens and invigorates the gums, and corrects all impurities of the breath. The ordoof. this pure preparation is so delightful that itis a luxury to apply it. It is harmless as--water. Sold by all druggists and perfumers. Ss 0 Oi ne ee eee Z A Gard. To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &c., I will senda recipethat will cure you, FREEOF CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered by « missionary in South America. Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rey. Joszpu T. Inman, Station D, Bible House, New York City. jnl3-6m HaGan’s MaGnorta Bano preserves and restores the complexion; removes freckles, tan’ and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and delicate. Its application cannot be detected. 2 oe + Lyon’s Karuarion makes beautiful, glossy, Juxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turning gray, It has stood the test of 40 yeais. Is charmingly perfumed, and has no rival. mch12-ly CASH! CASH! HOW TO SAVE MONEY. 5 hag ALL PARTIES Who Purchase of Us for Cash, (Gold Coin) Goods amounting to $5 00 and upwards, we will, on and after this date, givea _ DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT. From Regular Prices, * . LESTER & MULLOY, ' Dealers in Groceries & Provisions, NO. 52 BROAD STREET, dy27 Nevada City. ile” Nee Plate ete tee aR el aes Founded March, ‘1876, O, OF C. CAMP, NO. 73, RDER OF CAUCASIANS, Meets O #VERY SATURDAY EVENING, at their Hall, Corner of Broad dnd’ Pine Streets, over the’ brug Store. ,010-1m J. M. WALLING, ATTORNEY AT. LAW. AND -; FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, -FFICE, Brown & Morgan’s Block, NE CARNIVAL BY THE’ 1876, AT from the audience. NEVADA CITY. Dr. R. M. Hunt, B.J, Watson, O. Maltman,Capt. J. Ravp, R. C, Walrath, J.D. White, N. P. Brown, P.H. Beldén, J. E. Brown, » Geo. W. Welch, E. Bond, 8. A. Eddy, G. G. Allan, B.H. Miller, Jerry Payne, . A. H. Hanson, Wm. Powell, H, W. Heyman, A. W. Lester, * A. Isoard, Jobn B. Conn, Geo. F, Jacobs, ; GRASS VALLEY. Hon. Wm. Watt, R. Leach, Dr. H. McCormick, J. Bamberger, W.C. Stokes, E. W. Roberts, W. Loytzenheiser, J. C. Coleman, A. Berg, i R. Shoemaker, J. Jenkins, G,8. Hup J. Naffziger W. R. Coe, T. Mein, Joh A. Barton, ‘'N. Nathan, J.¥F. Kidde H. Wohler; Jacob Heyman. SAN JUAN. O. P. Stidger,, KR, McMurray, NORTH BLOOMFIELD H. C. Perkins, YW. Weiss, XR. Schneider, MOORE’S FLAT. W. B. Cummings, John McNulty. ‘GRANITEVILLE. R. G. Dickieson, J. Eagan, BLUE TENT. D. T. Hughes, : YOU BET. B. F. Snell, -HUNT’S HILI, Ed. Carney, eee Ed. Muller, Ott, B. J. Brandt, _ Lee Garthe. Dr. Buelow, . C. T, R, Kttts, John Hurst, F. Eilerman I, Jacobs. L. Siebert, sg Floor Manager. Fred Senner. Leo Garthe, J J Ott, C. J. Brand. FloorsDirector, G. von Schmittburg. o Of San Francisco, . ladies. o charged $1 extra. E, Goldsmith. o’clock. VADA: CITY, Cal. . 96 \ Committee. —* GRAND MASQUERADE: { .WILL_BE GIVEN ON > ALLEMANNIA CLUB,Ona scale of Magnificence’ never beforé attempted here, Thanksgiving Night Temperance Hall. ’ Chas. Grimes, D. R. McKenny, Phil. Byrne. r, “Ed. Coleman, John Glasson, C. HxMitchell, Simon Furth, ‘J. 8. McBride, A. Rosenthal, Ed Goldsmith, “. Four Fine Prizes to be awarded to the most Origival Characters sustained by Ladies and Gentlemen. Prizes to be awarded by a committee of five selected The

HONORARY COMMITTEE. Hen. T. B, Reardan; Hon, Niles Searls, Hon, Jno. Caldwell, E.H, Gaylord P; A. Blumenthal, H.H, Haskins, A.D. Tower, N. W. Knowlton Chas. E. Mulloy, Dr. H. Valantine,, J. M. Walling, W. H. Crawford, R. W. Tully, M.L. Marsh, John Cashin, Pattison. Wm. J. Johnston, SM. Rosenberg. Hon. A. B. Dibble, A. B. Brady, D. Binkleman, Cal. R. Clarke, _ Saml. Novitzky, “y, P. Crandall. Chas. Hagerty, ©. Campbell. . John Heinson, P. Goodspeed. Committee of Arrangements, G. von Schmi{tburg, x4. Goldsmith, Reception Committee. MUSIC UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PROF.’ M. M. BLUM, Tickets, including Carriages, $3. Admitting one gentleman and two Each additional lady will be Every gentleman is entitled to two ladies’ tickets, and can obtain them by leaving the ladies’ names with Maskers must identify themselves to a committee on entering the Hall. Grand March commences at 9 Ticketscan be had of any of the (uaPrran STOCK, $220,000. E, M, PRESTON T. W. SIGOURNEY, :. JOHN T. MORGAN..... Sevevesss Cashier. Dr. R. M. Hunt, Geo. M. Hughes, Thos. Mein. Warrants. Sacramento, Virginia City. and’ Los Angeles,. the principal Eu opean Cities.”* Banking Business. -Bavking Houre, Monday, Nov. 13th. CITIZENS BANK. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, OFFICERS : eet ees President. . Vice_ President. DIRECTORS : John T. Morgan, T. W. Sigourney, Geo. A. Cooper, E. M. Preston. eae 'Revetve Deposits.buy and sell exchange. Prichase Gold Dust and Kullion. _Higtest price paid for ‘State and County Draw Checks on San Francisco,San Jose Also #ell Exchange on New York sand all Make collections and transact a general — “"CORRESPONDENTS> San_Francisco—First Nat--Gold Bank, Sau Jose —Farmers National Gold + ak. New York—First National Bank. 524 ESTRAY NOSICE.Oe to the ranch of the undersigned, October, 1875, one Blue Koau four year old Steer, branded L-H on left hip, and also a brand on side, blurred. Earmarks—slit in left ear, under bit and over bit in right. The owner by proving prop. erty and paying damages can recover it. Lf not called for within 30 days will be sold. : H. SCHARDIN. Newtown, Sept. 15, 1876. KEROSENE OF THE BEST QUALITY, “AT PRESTON’S! Fresh Cough Candy, ‘GENUINE BETHESDA WATER, . ][D mECr FROM THE SPRING AT WAUKESHA, WIS, Centennial Cologne, Choice Toilet Goods, Acids, Mining Chemicals, —AT— Nevada Drug Store, ____E. M. PRESTON P,rop’r. STOCKHOLDER’S MEETING. MFETING OF THR: STOCKHOLD“m& BRS of the Citizens’ Bank will be held at the Banking House, on Broad street ,on Monday evening, ‘Nov. 6, at 7% o’clock P.M. stor the purpose of adopting By-Laws, and transacting such other business.as may lawfully come before it. B24 @ E, M. PRESTON; President. a RUTEERFURD 2. EAE, — eat t OF OHIO. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, Wm. A. Wheeler, OF NEW YORK. ELECTORAL TICKET. AT LARGE, JOHN F. MILLER, of Napa. M. M. ESTEE, of San Francisco. D. A. McKINLEY.,-of-San Francisco JOHN B. FELTON, of Alameda, JOHN H JEWETT, of Yuba. H. J. OSTRANDER, of Merced. ALTERNATES. A AT LARGE.,PAUL NEUMAN, San Francisco, JAS. McM. SHAFTER, ‘“ O. F. VAN RHEIN, me G. G. BLANCHARD, El Dorado. JEROME BANKS, Tebama. D. C. REED, San Diego. MEMBER .OF CONGBESS, SECOND DISTRICT, H. F, PAGE. Controller-of State, D. M. Kenfield, of Tuolumne, me ‘COUNTY TICKET. For Supervisor—Third District, JOHN KNOTWELL. For Supervisér—Fifth District, JESSE 8. THOMPSON. NOLISE TO TAXPAYERS. t HE ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR THE year 1876, for the county of Nevada, having been completed and delivered into my hand,.the property holders of the cvunty are hereby notified that the. taxes on the same are now due, and the law ‘tor the collection of taxes will be strictly inforced. Taxes become delinquent on the first Monday in January, and if not paid prior to that date, five per cent. will be added. Notice is turther given that fot the purpose of receiving taxes, 1 shall be in the several townships at the times and places stated, to-wit: ne At Moore's Flat, Banking House of Marks & Co., Friday, Nov. 10th. At North Bloomfield T P. Crandall: & Co.’s store, Saturday, Nov. 11th. At orth San Juan, Block & Furth’s At Kough & Ready, Walling’s Hotel, Tuesday, Noy, 14th. At Washington, Buisman’s Hotel, Thursday, Nov. 16th; you Bet, Oliver & Fox’s store, Saturday, Nov. 18th. Truckee, F. Burckhalter &. Co,’s store, Mouday and‘Tuesday, Nov. 20th and 2lst. At Grass Valley, Findley & Co.’s Bavking House, Thursday aud Friday, Nov. 23d aud 24th: / ~ At Nevada City; Citizens Bank; Monday and Tuesday, Nov. z7th and 28th. Silver to the amouut of five dollars. only will be taken on any one assessment. J.N. PAYNE, County Collector. JOHN JACK’S CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEPOT, PINE S8TREET--NEVADA CITY. ey UST RECEIVED, one~of the Choicest as well us Largest Stocks of Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery, Nuts, Fancy Goods, Fruit, etc., Ever brought to Nevada City. Also Sole Agent for Nevada County for the sale of Those Favorite Brands of Cigars, _ “BACHELOR’S DELIGHT,” And ‘ALBUM.” Those who wantto smoke a real _nice Cigar should give these a trial. i ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OTHER FAVORITE BRANDS. ._ AFRESH SUPPLY OF Candies, Nuts, Fruits, ete 020 JOHN JACK, New,[ri-Weekly Stage Line to NORTH SAN JUAN. E, NORTHUP, . WILL, on and after this PSB oe, run a line of stages , between NEVADA CILy and NORTH SAN JUAN, ts follows: Leave North San Juan at 6% A. M., on Monday, Wednesday and Friday : Mornings, And arrive at Nevada City,at 944 A. M. . Leave Ne-ada Cit. on the same days, at 4 o'clock, -P. M,,“arriving at North San Juan at 7 P. M~ ‘Pachages delivered, and all orders of j. deystla City, July 19, 18i¢ any kind grompt y attended to, ‘Drugs, Medicines, &c -P, H. BELDEN,Successor to Bell & Belde . Masonic Building, Cor, Pine & Commercial Sts *Nevada Oity. Wholesale & Retail dealer i Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &c, A full line of Choice Perfumery, Toilet Svaps, Toilet Powder, Cologne Sets, Combs Brushes, &c, Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, Paint Brushes. &c, Alsoafull line of STATIONERY, such ar lank Books, Letter. Note and Legal Pa er, Gold Pens. &e Blank Books made to order at the lowest an Franciseo prices, ‘My Stock is most complete in all its de partments and my prices arelow. I solici a share of public patronage. P. H. BELDEN. © Nevada, March 31, 1876. FINE BRANDY and WHISKY. FANRY JO’S OLD SAZERAC, VINTAGE 1860. Warranted pure or money refunded. Old Kentucky Farm Whiskies, Seven Years Old, 83° J. V.PETTIT. — NILES SEARLS, Attcrney and Counsel at Law AT BRICK OFFICE, In front of the Court Hourse. : EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. NEVADA CITY. PD. WELLINGTON, Proprietor. NBE proprietor of the EMPIRE STAthe Largest lot of Horses, Carriages and Kuggies To be found in thie part of the State. Teams, with Elegant Buygies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. The Horses: are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or mouth and the greatest of care guaranteed py BD. WELLINGTON, Nevada City, November 17th, 1875. DENTISTRY bissaoe R. P. E. HUGHSON, has opened an office In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. He if propared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry, in the latest and most upproved styles. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver Vulcanite and Alumiuium. Satisfactiou svaranteed as to quality and price of work. ° ‘Visits made at residence if desired. Nevada, May 30th, lo71. : BLES announces that he has new} THE V Flume Company, Nevada and Graxs Valley, RE now prepared to fill orders for Lumber of Every Description, Mining and Building Timbers, Common, Finishing: and . General Assortment of Building Lumber Al“ways on Hand, A.Large Amount of Seasoneq " SPRUCE WOOD on hand. Orders left with Johnston & Son, Neya-~ da, or.at our office on Town Talk Hill, wil receive prompt attention, °N, &G.V. W. & LCo. Nevada, Oct, 20th, 1875. A, NIVENS, JR., GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION. WV Botenate and Retail Dealer CIGARS AND. TOBACCO MASONIC BLOCK, Pine Street, Nevada City. Jg8: = CAPITAL $300,000. HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY “OF CALiFORNIA, PRINCIPAL OFFICE, a 406 CALIFORNIA STREET San Francisco, EIRE INSURANCE ONLY. J.¥F. Houghton, President. Geo. H, Howard, Vice President: Charles H. Story, Secretary. N, B. Eddy, Marine Secretary. H.H. Bigelow, General Manager R. H. Magill. General Agent, Grass Valley Branch for Nevada z County . ‘TRUSTEES, Wm. Watt, T. W. Sigourney A. B. BRADY. Manager, Office No. 99 Main Street, ag2 Grass Valley, Cat. THE OLD ACCOMMODATION. Nevada and Grass Valley” Stage Time Table. Leave Grass Valley at 8 o’ciock A . returning leave Nevada City at 9 A. M. be Leave-OGrass Valley at 4 o’clock P, M ; Mey Ae turning leave Nevada City at 5 P. M, -—— cegpery nape gentlemen called for at any part of the city. without extra charge. -Packayes carriéd at low rates. ' Orders left at the National or Union Ha tels, in Nevada City, or at the Exchange or . Wisconsin Hotels, or Benson House Grass Valley, will bepromptly attended to augotf B. F, HARRIS, Prop’r. REMOVAL, ROGER CONLAN, . AS removed his Depot for tee sale of the justly celebrated SCHLITZ’ MILWAUKEE BEER From the U, 8. Brewery Saloon to next house below. : OPPOSITE STUMPF’S HOTEL, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. The best home brewed BEER from Dreyfuss’ Brewery, on draught and in bottles. Nevada City Oct. 10, 1876. W. D. LON G, Attornev and Counselor at Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC. FFICE ON BROAD STREET, oppr sit the Nutional Exchange Hotel. PHILIP RICHARDS, No, 30 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold Dust bought and sold. Bullion discounted. Advances made on Gold Dust or bullion for coinage at the Mint. CHECKS ON SAN FRANCISCO. Correspondent, Swiss-American Bank, San Francisco jyl-lin JAMES J. OTT. . ASSAYER, OLD AND ORES of every description Refined, Melted and Assayed. ' By request Gold Bars exchanged for, Coin. 30 Main Street, Nevada City, Established in 1852, ELECTRO PLATING in GOLD or SILVER. H. W. VALANTINE. M. D., RESIDENT PHYSICIAN, FFICE, CORNER BROAD AND PINE ( STREETS. over Preston's Drug sw Entrance on Pine strect. Aine Residence at the cid Keeney plac. y Main St. Ordere left at k. M, Presto will be attended te. ‘ a _ Or ee cht SENS