November 22, 1871 (4 pages)

itch.‘ 2 80N, good p be kee falover Loose sh RERDSET SE sf Faq FER eR Serie PTA ARES °5 EOE FFESTEE rat #4. SEP Ene OE FSS SF aga . * RPP SEE * PACIFIC INSURANCE ; co ~¥ “ Bullion ‘for Assay or Coinage at the Mint. i Kida’s Building, Broad Street: " ageat U. 8. Mint. 2 E'z4z OF JOHN DORR, deceased. se nance wna t aot AT Giemo Dd hai ers xt he Drily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. ; xP. BROWN. M. &., DEAL, BROWN & DEAL. PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS. ‘@oerner of Broad and Pine Streets, TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT : @ne Year-—in advance..,.,.. fix Months, . “ _6 00} Three Months, sss e genes 300 Per week, Twenty-Five Gents. OMPANY. 492 Oalifornis Strest, SAN FRANCISO0. RE AND MARINE INSURANCE GAPITAL BTOCK.... $1,000,000 00 Amount: in excess of Capital available to pay: Losses and oar és Dividends. .. Pr ee ere ar 640,065 11 ASSETS IN GOLD. Loans on Real Estate and Cel: ’ '‘jaterals worth $2,420,000. 1,087,058 61 Cash in Banks.... 177,863 72 United States and other Stocks, owned by the Company. . 226,500 00 Real Nstate:: The Company’s perty, corner California Léidesdorff Streets.. 146,000 00 .@ther Assets. . 2.24.65. 102,64 ae Total ets in Gold.,.91, 740,065 14 Losées paid promptly in Gold on adj ment. Ne J. HUNT, Pres’t. A.J. RALSTON, Secretary. ; Iasurance effected on the most favorable ‘terms by cd i ‘¢! ' PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Mant Agents for Nevada City. BAWK OF NEVADA COUNTY, . BROAD STREET, NEVADA’ CITY. Carry STOCK $100, 000. fey OFFICERS : HENRY MACKIE, President. BY Tes. \ DERECTORS : — ; Jas. Whartenby, Chas. Marsh, A.C. Niles, Jehn Oashin, H. Mackie, &.W. Tully, John W. Hinds, MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral seeurity, Highest Price paid’ for City and County Legal Tetiders Bought and soid at Regular Gold Dust Bought. Bullion dis¢ounted. Liberal advances made on’ Gold Dust or ‘General and Spetisi Deposits récvived. Checks on San Franciseo, Sacramento, San Jose; Stockton and Virginia City. “ Drafts on’ Kastern Cities, Londen and Ger; oom for Liverpool, London, Globe and Phenix & Home Instrrance Companies. ComrEsPonpents—Bank of Galifarnia, San Prancisco ; Bank of D. 0. Mills, Sacramento; Agency Bank of California, Virginia City. BROAD STREET MARKET. AMES COLLEY, Proprietor. Al ways supplied with the best of BEEF RK, MUTTON AND VEAL. Orders filled from Families and Meate delivered at their houses. Give me.a call. DENTISTRY. sence j< ce el . 5 ‘ pe HUGHSON & HOL ES , have opened an office, JAMES COLLEY. , Over Lester & Mulloy’a Store. ‘They are pi to perform all kinds of latest anid most approved styles. —_ Artificial Tecth inserted’ on Gold, Si?ver, Viicanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction d as wa Sie rpcd ei doe of work. Visits made ence, lf deaired. _ Nevada, May 80th, 1871. THOS. FINDLEY & CO., BANKERS, ASE GOLD BUST, MAKE ADTantes on Gold Dust, for Assay or CoinSacrament Witaialn. Oty, tipieatice Treasure City. as THE BANK: OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE ; ‘YOR SALE OK LOMDON, DUBLIN, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, BREMEN, ~ PARIS. mi2 otice is’ f by the undérof 0 gy le ag hag conapenend + y Cred. . ih the necessary oF eotehoe withil ther r the ‘first publication of this { : istrator, at the of John I. Caldwell, in the city and LAST NOTICE! . $1,000,000! B authority of a Special Act of the Legislature of Kentucky, of March 13th, 71 the Trustees of the Public Library of Kentucky wiltgive a GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AT LOUISVILLE, KY. _On Saturday, Dee. 16th, 1871, _ ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS OF ADMISSION, $10 EACH, IN CURRENCY. . Half Tickets, $5; Quarter Tickets $2 50. Tickets will he sent by registered letter; they money for them may be sent by Post Uffice money order, greenbacks, or draft, Each Ticket will consist of four quarters, value, $250 each. The holder is entitled to admission to the Concert, and tothe amount of the award te it or its faetion. — $550, @00 IN CURRENCY. Will be distributed to the tiolders of tickets in gitts of from $100;000, the highest, to $100, the lowest—being 721 gifts inall. The Concert is for tha benefit of the Public Library of Kentucky. TH# CITIZENS BANK OF KENTUCKY 18 TREASURER, And the Corporators and Supervisors are the Hon. Thomas E. Bramlette, late Gowvernor of Kentucky, and twenty-seven of the most distinguished and respectable men of the State, The undersigned, late principal Business Manager of the very successful Gift Concert for the benefit of the Mercantile Library of San Fransisce; has been appolited Agent and Marager ef this Grand Gift Concert. The druwing and distribution will take place in public, and everything will be done to satisfy the buyers of tickets that their interests will be as well protected as if they were personally present to superintend the ntire affair, * For Ticets ani information apply to M. A. FRENCH, Virginia City, Nevada. Bucugh have been sold to insure a drawing already. The office in Louisville will close November 30, to cléan up. The drawing will take place December 16th, and oe iment uf gifts commence December 30, 1871. CHAS R. PETERS, Managers. John Jack's Variety Stere. — PINE STREET, next door to the Corner of Broad Street, Nevada City: S pene JACK having fitted his new Store @ prepared up in good style, is to farnish the-public with Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tobacco, Poultry, Faney Goods, &c. &e. At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give me a call. Nevada, June 10th. MOORE'S FLAT AND EUREKA A STAGE LINE. . TAGE leaves Nevada city every dayat 7 o'clock, a. m. and returhing ¢very flay, connecting with Wells, Fargo & Cg’s Express, ‘. for Lake City, North Bloomfield, Mootes’ Woolseys and Orleans Flats and Eureka, Packages delivered, collections made and all Express business promptly attended to. Express leaves Nevada every day for the above named points. m2 WELLS & HERRING Pro, 'rs NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET.,.\.. NEVADA CITY. J. A, LANCASTER, Proprietor. HIS WELL KNOWN. HOTEL I8 AL. ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been #0 it, and been fitted tp in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy apd comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprietor will spare no pains nor expense to render his guests comfortable. . § es for ali parts ef the State have their Offices at this Hotel. The Heuse is kept open all mit for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel, ‘ A share of Public Patronage is respectful ly solicited. deeil JOHN A. LANCASTER. DR. F.BUELOW _. Cymer PHveto1ay, surezox, ACCOUCHEUR AND OCULIST, Office—Corner of Spring and Pine Streets, Nevada City. olf UNION MARKET. JACOB NAFPZIGAR, Prop’r. EEPS ON HAND at all imes, the HAMS, BACON, DRIED BEEF, Splendid Quality of NEW LARD, Beef; Pork, Mutton, Veal,’ &e. Ail of which 1s ‘the very bent\ to "g150,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! . TICKET HOLDERS on the 27th day of November, 1871. The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Saciety, of California, will hold their Second Grand Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada City, Cal., in aid of the following charitable purposes: Ist, Public Schools of Nevada County’; 2d, Public Library of Nevada City ; 34, Orphan Asylum, Nevada County ; 4th, Fire Department, Nevada City, 100,000 Séason Tickets of Admis_sion will be Sold at $2 50 each, * All the Premiums will be deposited in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY. PREMIUMS. . 1 Premium, Gold Coin. .... $25,000 1 Premium, Gold Ooin.... 15,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin..7.. 10,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin.... -. 6,000 1 Premium, Gold Ooin.:... 4,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin. .... 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Ooin..06. 5.5. 3,800 ‘1 Premium, Gold Ooin..:.. 2,490 1 Premium. Gold Coin. -.-. 2.2. . 9,000 15 Premiums, Gold Coin; $1,000 each 15,000 5 Premiams, Gold Coin, $500 each. 2,500 8 Premiums, Gold Coin, $300 each. 2,400 % Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 each— 6,250 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $60 each. 5,000 200 Premiums, Gold Goin, $30 each. 6,000 500 Premiums, Gold Goin, $25 each .12,500 1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20 each 20,860 (ee 2,005 Premiums am’t to $150, 000 Business Managers. A. W. POTTER. A. H. HAGADORN, J. CORWELL LEE. Bv Special permission we refer to the following well known citizens : John A. Dickson, Sheriff Nevada County; oe A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel: ~ M. 8. Deal. Rditor Nevada Transcript; G. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster: Inline Greenwald, County Treasurer: Geo. By Newell, ex-Conntv Sunerviaor: Thos. J. Gardner. Editor Nevada. Gazette: P. Ranner. Merchant: R. B. Gentrv, late Sheriff Nevada County; D. E. Bell, Denuty Postmaster; Tra.A. “pf mag Neier Rotel: &. G, Allen, Nevada Foundry; Indge T. H. Rolfe: Geo. K. Phillips. Merchant: A. Goldsmith. Merchant: Wm. RB. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Depart. ment: O. 2: Sara €x-Chief Engineer Fire nt: A. Sandford. Merchant: : Rliven & Potter, Merchants: Lester & Mntlov. Merchants; LL. Nithell, Citv Marshal: Good eagents wanted. T,theral commissions allowed. Monev shoulda he sent by Exnress, or by Draft on anv rolvent Bank. Addregs-all communications to Cc. B. SOCTETY, pl Nevada City, Cal. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ene Fe OREENWALD. BROAD STRPE?P @8 Nevada Citv. keeps constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of HAVANA CIGARS, such as Cabanas, Matilda, Figaros, and all other Favorite Brands. TOBACCOEvery variety ef Fine Cat Chewing and ‘Smoking Tobaceo. PLUG TOBACCO — Sach as Lester’s Fig, Golden Pancake, Paces Golden Twist, and other brands, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. &# Country Dealers will find it greatly to their advantage to call and examine my Stock and Prices, _JULIUS GREENWALD. , Nevada, Oct. 3d, 1871. NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE—Oorner of Broad and Pine Sts. bree Desnn side Cape Stowe. DEALER, Im May GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. OPPOSITE .METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, PEVADA. 87” New and Goods received ev week, from the fess ues Goods sold iat the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. ; 02 CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. oe eat EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT all times a complete stock of ze ; Justice ofthe Peace ‘N ATTORNEY Li > AT LAW— . HOMCEPATHIC ; Sei er meer, opposite M ional Exchange Hotel. LL BE AWARDED TO THE SEASON . BUILDING AND MINING LUMBER, . , FALENER, poe JOHN PATTISON, . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Opposite National Exchange Hotel. the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and CARRIAGES and BUGGIES to ‘be found in “this t of the State. ; TEAMS, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms, . ’ Our Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fastas 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 month and.the greatest of care guaranteed. LANCASTER & ROBINSON Nevada, May 25th. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! LUTZ would respectfully inform @ the people of Nevada and vicinity that he can be found at his old stand, on BROAD STREET, a few doors below the National Exchange Hotel, prepared to make to ordér the ~~ Neatest and best fitting Boots ! To be had inthe State. Try me and judge for yourself. ~ Repairing ofall kinds done at low rates, SACRAMENTO STREET p==« H. FISHER, Proprietor. i Machinery of all kinds made to order. REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY. Fisher’s Hydraulic Chief! ~ The Best Machine in the State for Hydraalic Mining ! dee ett to orderon short no. ce, SECOND HAND ENGINES ! Three Steam Engines, in good order, for sale by FRANK H. FISHER, Nevada, Feb. 25th. . NEVADA RESTAURANT. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA OITy, jin H. FRENCH, Proprietor. Menls at all hours. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. Meals from 25 to 50 cente. IF YOU WOULD LIVE WELL, GIVE ME A CALL. JAS. H. FRENCH. Nevada, April 18th. Ho! for New York and Boston —— ATLROAD TICKETS TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON, via i Omaha, Chicago, Via Fort Wayne, Pennsylvania Central and Pan Handle Routes—Iinst, Ind an@34-claases, : Tickets can be had by applying to W. H, DAVIDSON, atthe Stage Office, National Exchange Hotel. Photographie and Dagnerrean ARTIST, . A sind kind of Photographs and: Ambrotypes taken in the best style of the Art. On PINE STRBET, over Tam’s Saloon. JAMES A. STEIDGER, TTORNEY AT LAW. Agent for the A ssleof Mining Claims. Leasing and selling Houses, Lots kc. Collections Promptly attended to. Office with 0. P. STIDGER, AT NORT. BAN JUAN, nee JAMES MONRO, BALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, AJ VEAL, CORNED BEEF, COR PORK, ke. Meats sold ut reasonable tates for Cash .— Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Theatre. ral A. CG. NELES, Attorney and Counselor at Law Om AT THE COURT HOUSE. Nevada, May 25th. IMPEBIAL FIRE INSURANCE (omar, OF LONDON. —— es PALENER, BELL & 00., Agents. for the AA Breed Bisean Nevada. nee Be ° “CARLEY & TOMPKING, ‘ a friendaand new, eomers are. ins te drop sm and sueus, “~~” yu rapt IM ANCASTER & ROBINSON have. . Beckman Hil, thencé near B Keep constatithy on hand the best of WINES, ORS and CIGARA 0s? : Notice to Tax Payers and ConOTICE is hereby given that in accordN ance with an Act of the Legisiature of the State of California, entitled “an Act to provide for the location, construction, and maintenance of Public Roads in the County of Nevada,” E will sell at public sale to the lowest bidder, in front of. Walling’s Hotel, Rough and Ready, on Saturday, November 26th, 1871; at 1 o’clock, P. M., contracts for repairing and keeping in repair until September 3d, 1873; the following described roads of said county, in ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP: . Section No.1. Commencing from the junction of the American Ranch and Indian Springs road on the old McCourtney road to the Yuba Cownty line, — miles more or less. f This line of road requires break-waters and turn out places, to turn the water off the road to keep it from washing,-andin good passable traveling order through the Winter. Also, to keep the ditches open during the rainy season. Also, the bridges and culverts tu be put in good substantial repair immediately, and to be kept so dnring the whole term of the contract. There shall be no unsound timber or plank used in the construction of any bridge or eulvert on the -line of said road. por gral any plank be used thereon less than threeinchesin thickan fore such repairs or construction, and in all cases spruce must be used when the same can be obtained. ‘The contractor will be required to keep the road clear of obsteuctions, He will also be required topass over the road-each Spring and see that. the ruts are filled, the road leveled and the loose rock taken therefrom. Section No. 2. Commencing “from the Grass Valley township line, on the old Me. Courtney road, to-IndianSprings, four miles more or legs, : ier This line of road requires break-waters and turn out places, to turn the water off the road to keep it from washing, an! in good passable traveling order through tie winter. Also, the ditches te,be kept open ‘during the rainy season: . Al¥d, the bri ges and culverts to be put in’ good. substantial repair immediately, and to be kept so during the whole term of the contract. There must be no unsound timber or plank used in the repair or construction o any bridge or culvert on the line of said road, nor must any planking be used of a less thickness than three (3) inches for such construction or repairs,and must besprucehintber-ifthe sume can be obtained. The contractor is required to keep the road cléar' of obstructions, He is also required to pass over the road each Spring and sco that the Tuts are filled, the road leveled and the loose rock taken therefrom, Section No. 3. Commencing at the junction of the Sacramento and Marysville roads, in Penn Valley, to Pet Hill toll road; also all that portion of Yoad lying between the Union turnpike and Hatch's tell road, eight miles more or less. and turn out’ places, tosturn the water off the road to keep it from washing, and in ‘ood passable traveling order threugh the inter. Also, to keep the ditches open durthe rainy season, Also, the brid verts to pé put in good substant: repair immediately, and to be kept so during the whole term-of the contract. .There must be no unsound timber or plank sed in the construction or repair of any bridge or culvert on the line of said road, nor must any gape be used in the construction or repair ereof of a less thickness than three 3) inches, aad in eVery case spruce must used if the same can be obtained. The contractor is required to keep the road clear of obstructions, He is &lso. required to pass over the road each Spring and see that the ruts are filled, the leveled and the loose rock takea therefrom. Section No.4, Commencing at the county line near the Union Ranch, on the Marysville road, thence by Mooney Flat ‘ind Oague’s to the Anthony House, six miles more or less. This line of road requires break-waters and turn out places, made to turn the water off the road to hoop is from washing, and in good traveling order through the Winter. Also, the ditches tobe kept open during the rainy season. Also, the bridges and culverts to be put in good substantial fepair iramediately, and to be kept bs during the whole erm of the contract. There must be not unsound timber or plank used in the construction or, repair of any bridge or culvert on the Tine of said road, nor must any plank be used of aless thickness than three (3) inches for or in such;construction or repairs, and in every case ce must be used when the same cun be obtained. The contractor is required to keep the read clear of obstructions. He ié also required to pass over the road each Spring to see that the rats are filled, the road leveled and the loose rock takem therefrom. ; Section No, 5, Commen < Rapp’s, thence aleng the new grade ‘up eashey’s Ranch through ay Flat to Deer. Creek over the new bridge, thence to the Union turnike; also from the junction of this and ewtown roads, through Newtown to Ne. vada Township line.-Tetal distance, eight and one-half miles more or less. This line of road requiresbreak-waters and turn out places, toturn the water. off the road to keep it from washing, and in good traveling order through the Winter. Also, to keep the ditches open during the rainy season. ‘Also, the br: and cul verts to be put in good substantial repair immediately, and to be kept'so during the whole term of the contract.' There must be no unsound timber or lumber used in the consttuction or repair of any bridge or culvert on the line of said road, nor must any plank be used thereon less than three (3) inches in thickhess for such censtruction or repairs, end insevery case: spruce must be used when the same can be obtained. The contractor is required to. keep the road clear of obstructions. He is also required to-pass over the road each Spring and see that the ruts are filled, the road leveled and the loose rock taken therefrom, ' WM. DAWS, Read Commissioner, Nevada County, UNION INSURANCE COMP'Y, Cash Capital. . . $1,000,000 ALL PAID UP.» GUSTAVE TOUCHARD:.\.. President. rHNHE UNION imakes no merit of paying its losses, is to, and will meet all its obligations : ‘ or puff, The Directors never have, hever will, assame obligations the ipaay cannot Tacek without danger. to ite standing or Cap‘Neveda, Oct. 19, 1871. _ This line of road requires break-waters . BOOTS AND SHOES. WM. R. COE keeps’ constantly on hand Gents’ 7 Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, La: ate dies; Misses. & Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes Slippers, &c, All my Goods are from the best Mantfacturers of New York, Philadelphia and Boston. Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladies, ‘Misses and Children’s Shoes, just from the manufactoTy, Teceived by the last steamer. [also have a full assortment of Blacking, Neats .Foot Oil, French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins; Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nafls, Thread, Nails Lasts, and in fact everything to be found in a first class Shoe and Finding Store REPAIRING DONE ia the very best style. Boots and Shoes made to order. And a good fit ‘warranted in every ages, I keep Roots of my own manufacture always on hand and will sell my Goods as cheap as any other House in this city. faattoe ae eeree § ; [. , ed > a aV LeveL esses aes rg KKK Ba a Peepers fs SESLISe! aa Saw om wy COSSaRS! BESRESS PY 4 pr Ser hss wusmh pe Gee S EE EERK: kekRERE nm anes ra Kc 2 gusenoh: pRRERER OC 5 8 ata Fyeys 2 5 ARR "gs: Sge8FB 8 oem wee neta onm : rB5Ra855! Bokkeee vee & BSPSUrEri brewers aoe by o RRRRERR: EEEKERER & 6 ° — Se 3 seBts gey. © s S8easso g., Warn. Cece ed be > REEER 2a9 se —ANB— ; ikem BRASS CASTINGS, Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery . STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, &e. GEO. G, ALLAN, Nevada, May 25th. : MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUSS contin L. facture as good, aie eee LAGER BEER As an be found on the Pacific coast. Lager sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and bot: tles. ve your orders at the old stand, Spring Street, Nevada City. And they will be Promptly and faithfully atten to. Give mea trial, I am con fident of giving the very best satisfaction. LaGer Brrr delivered to any part of the ouuty FREE or Caarag, jy? HAIR DRESSING SALOON. 20AD STREET,” PHILIP DUCA... --Proprietor. HAVING 25 cents. Sha pooing S' Wair Cutting 25 i pg ‘ _ a? ths—Hot or Cold 25 cents. ir Room for és and Chilen. TEETH EXTRACTRD. Leeches a lied for 25 cts. Cupping 25 cts. ° ai FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES GRASS VALLEY, — be E UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR. chased the Stables and Livery, Business heretofore conducted by James Fauiknor, now offers to accommodate the public by lettingFINE SADDLE HORSES, arg Andattending to all mattersconne > connected with the Livery Business in a most satisfactory mander, ‘ 87 HORSES BOARDED ° Week or Month. Drthe Feed, Day None but experienced and careful grooms employed, Satisfaction guaranteed in ali cases. HENRY SCADDEN. THE GEM SALOON. FRONT STBEET.... TRUCKEE WILLIAM WELLS, Proprietor. i BE BAR isalways supplied with the bes beverages and Seodtiont Cine usre Republican drinks —om han all and take a nip when youaredry jl? FURNITURE! FURNITURE! ERSONS in want of anything id the executed in superior st: le, at reduced . Spey diet eneaT

itch.‘ 2 80N, good p be kee falover Loose sh RERDSET SE sf Faq FER eR Serie PTA ARES °5 EOE FFESTEE rat #4. SEP Ene OE FSS SF aga . * RPP SEE * PACIFIC INSURANCE ; co ~¥ “ Bullion ‘for Assay or Coinage at the Mint. i Kida’s Building, Broad Street: " ageat U. 8. Mint. 2 E'z4z OF JOHN DORR, deceased. se nance wna t aot AT Giemo Dd hai ers xt he Drily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. ; xP. BROWN. M. &., DEAL, BROWN & DEAL. PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS. ‘@oerner of Broad and Pine Streets, TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT : @ne Year-—in advance....,.,... fix Months, . “ _6 00} Three Months, sss e genes 300 Per week, Twenty-Five Gents. OMPANY. 492 Oalifornis Strest, SAN FRANCISO0. RE AND MARINE INSURANCE GAPITAL BTOCK....... $1,000,000 00 Amount: in excess of Capital available to pay: Losses and oar és Dividends. ... Pr ee ere ar 640,065 11 ASSETS IN GOLD. Loans on Real Estate and Cel: ’ '‘jaterals worth $2,420,000.. 1,087,058 61 Cash in Banks........ 177,863 72 United States and other Stocks, owned by the Company. .. 226,500 00 Real Nstate:: The Company’s perty, corner California Léidesdorff Streets... 146,000 00 .@ther Assets. .. 2.24.65. 102,64 ae Total ets in Gold..,..91, 740,065 14 Losées paid promptly in Gold on adj ment. Ne J. HUNT, Pres’t. A.J. RALSTON, Secretary. ; Iasurance effected on the most favorable ‘terms by cd i ‘¢! ' PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, Mant Agents for Nevada City. BAWK OF NEVADA COUNTY, . BROAD STREET, NEVADA’ CITY. Carry STOCK $100, 000. fey OFFICERS : HENRY MACKIE, President. BY Tes. \ DERECTORS : — ; Jas. Whartenby, Chas. Marsh, A.C. Niles, Jehn Oashin, H. Mackie, &.W. Tully, John W. Hinds, MONEY TO LOAN on good collateral seeurity, Highest Price paid’ for City and County Legal Tetiders Bought and soid at Regular Gold Dust Bought. Bullion dis¢ounted. Liberal advances made on’ Gold Dust or ‘General and Spetisi Deposits récvived. Checks on San Franciseo, Sacramento, San Jose; Stockton and Virginia City. “ Drafts on’ Kastern Cities, Londen and Ger; oom for Liverpool, London, Globe and Phenix & Home Instrrance Companies. ComrEsPonpents—Bank of Galifarnia, San Prancisco ; Bank of D. 0. Mills, Sacramento; Agency Bank of California, Virginia City. BROAD STREET MARKET. AMES COLLEY, Proprietor. Al ways supplied with the best of BEEF RK, MUTTON AND VEAL. Orders filled from Families and Meate delivered at their houses. Give me.a call. DENTISTRY. sence j< ce el . 5 ‘ pe HUGHSON & HOL ES , have opened an office, JAMES COLLEY. , Over Lester & Mulloy’a Store. ‘They are pi to perform all kinds of latest anid most approved styles. —_ Artificial Tecth inserted’ on Gold, Si?ver, Viicanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction d as wa Sie rpcd ei doe of work. Visits made ence, lf deaired. _ Nevada, May 80th, 1871. THOS. FINDLEY & CO., BANKERS, ASE GOLD BUST, MAKE ADTantes on Gold Dust, for Assay or CoinSacrament Witaialn. Oty, tipieatice Treasure City. as THE BANK: OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE ; ‘YOR SALE OK LOMDON, DUBLIN, AMSTERDAM, HAMBURG, BREMEN, ~ PARIS. mi2 otice is’ f by the undérof 0 gy le ag hag conapenend + y Cred. . ih the necessary oF eotehoe withil ther r the ‘first publication of this { : istrator, at the of John I. Caldwell, in the city and LAST NOTICE! . $1,000,000! B authority of a Special Act of the Legislature of Kentucky, of March 13th, 71 the Trustees of the Public Library of Kentucky wiltgive a GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AT LOUISVILLE, KY. _On Saturday, Dee. 16th, 1871, _ ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS OF ADMISSION, $10 EACH, IN CURRENCY. . Half Tickets, $5; Quarter Tickets $2 50. Tickets will he sent by registered letter; they money for them may be sent by Post Uffice money order, greenbacks, or draft, Each Ticket will consist of four quarters, value, $250 each. The holder is entitled to admission to the Concert, and tothe amount of the award te it or its faetion. — $550, @00 IN CURRENCY. Will be distributed to the tiolders of tickets in gitts of from $100;000, the highest, to $100, the lowest—being 721 gifts inall. The Concert is for tha benefit of the Public Library of Kentucky. TH# CITIZENS BANK OF KENTUCKY 18 TREASURER, And the Corporators and Supervisors are the Hon. Thomas E. Bramlette, late Gowvernor of Kentucky, and twenty-seven of the most distinguished and respectable men of the State, The undersigned, late principal Business Manager of the very successful Gift Concert for the benefit of the Mercantile Library of San Fransisce; has been appolited Agent and Marager ef this Grand Gift Concert. The druwing and distribution will take place in public, and everything will be done to satisfy the buyers of tickets that their interests will be as well protected as if they were personally present to superintend the ntire affair, * For Ticets ani information apply to M. A. FRENCH, Virginia City, Nevada. Bucugh have been sold to insure a drawing already. The office in Louisville will close November 30, to cléan up. The drawing will take place December 16th, and oe iment uf gifts commence December 30, 1871. CHAS R. PETERS, Managers. John Jack's Variety Stere. — PINE STREET, next door to the Corner of Broad Street, Nevada City: S pene JACK having fitted his new Store @ prepared up in good style, is to farnish the-public with Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tobacco, Poultry, Faney Goods, &c. &e. At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give me a call. Nevada, June 10th. MOORE'S FLAT AND EUREKA A STAGE LINE. . TAGE leaves Nevada city every dayat 7 o'clock, a. m. and returhing ¢very flay, connecting with Wells, Fargo & Cg’s Express, ‘. for Lake City, North Bloomfield, Mootes’ Woolseys and Orleans Flats and Eureka, Packages delivered, collections made and all Express business promptly attended to. Express leaves Nevada every day for the above named points. m2 WELLS & HERRING Pro, 'rs NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET.,.\... NEVADA CITY. J. A, LANCASTER, Proprietor. HIS WELL KNOWN. HOTEL I8 AL. ways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been #0 it, and been fitted tp in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy apd comfortable, and the Table will compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprietor will spare no pains nor expense to render his guests comfortable. . § es for ali parts ef the State have their Offices at this Hotel. The Heuse is kept open all mit for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel, ‘ A share of Public Patronage is respectful ly solicited. deeil JOHN A. LANCASTER. DR. F.BUELOW _. Cymer PHveto1ay, surezox, ACCOUCHEUR AND OCULIST, Office—Corner of Spring and Pine Streets, Nevada City. olf UNION MARKET. JACOB NAFPZIGAR, Prop’r. EEPS ON HAND at all imes, the HAMS, BACON, DRIED BEEF, Splendid Quality of NEW LARD, Beef; Pork, Mutton, Veal,’ &e. Ail of which 1s ‘the very bent\ to "g150,000 GOLD COIN PREMIUMS! . TICKET HOLDERS on the 27th day of November, 1871. The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Saciety, of California, will hold their Second Grand Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada City, Cal., in aid of the following charitable purposes: Ist, Public Schools of Nevada County’; 2d, Public Library of Nevada City ; 34, Orphan Asylum, Nevada County ; 4th, Fire Department, Nevada City, 100,000 Séason Tickets of Admis_sion will be Sold at $2 50 each, * All the Premiums will be deposited in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY. PREMIUMS. . 1 Premium, Gold Coin. ....... $25,000 1 Premium, Gold Ooin....... 15,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin....7... 10,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin....... -. 6,000 1 Premium, Gold Ooin.:...... 4,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin. ....... 3,000 1 Premium, Gold Ooin...06. 5.5. 3,800 ‘1 Premium, Gold Ooin....:... 2,490 1 Premium. Gold Coin. -.-. 2.2.. . 9,000 15 Premiums, Gold Coin; $1,000 each 15,000 5 Premiams, Gold Coin, $500 each. 2,500 8 Premiums, Gold Coin, $300 each. 2,400 % Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 each— 6,250 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $60 each. 5,000 200 Premiums, Gold Goin, $30 each. 6,000 500 Premiums, Gold Goin, $25 each .12,500 1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20 each 20,860 (ee 2,005 Premiums am’t to $150, 000 Business Managers. A. W. POTTER. A. H. HAGADORN, J. CORWELL LEE. Bv Special permission we refer to the following well known citizens : John A. Dickson, Sheriff Nevada County; oe A. Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel: ~ M. 8. Deal. Rditor Nevada Transcript; G. v. Schmittburg, Postmaster: Inline Greenwald, County Treasurer: Geo. By Newell, ex-Conntv Sunerviaor: Thos. J. Gardner. Editor Nevada. Gazette: P. Ranner. Merchant: R. B. Gentrv, late Sheriff Nevada County; D. E. Bell, Denuty Postmaster; Tra.A. “pf mag Neier Rotel: &. G, Allen, Nevada Foundry; Indge T. H. Rolfe: Geo. K. Phillips. Merchant: A. Goldsmith. Merchant: Wm. RB. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Depart. ment: O. 2: Sara €x-Chief Engineer Fire nt: A. Sandford. Merchant: : Rliven & Potter, Merchants: Lester & Mntlov. Merchants; LL. Nithell, Citv Marshal: Good eagents wanted. T,theral commissions allowed. Monev shoulda he sent by Exnress, or by Draft on anv rolvent Bank. Addregs-all communications to Cc. B. SOCTETY, pl Nevada City, Cal. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ene Fe OREENWALD. BROAD STRPE?P @8 Nevada Citv. keeps constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of HAVANA CIGARS, such as Cabanas, Matilda, Figaros, and all other Favorite Brands. TOBACCOEvery variety ef Fine Cat Chewing and ‘Smoking Tobaceo. PLUG TOBACCO — Sach as Lester’s Fig, Golden Pancake, Paces Golden Twist, and other brands, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. &# Country Dealers will find it greatly to their advantage to call and examine my Stock and Prices, _JULIUS GREENWALD. , Nevada, Oct. 3d, 1871. NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE—Oorner of Broad and Pine Sts. bree Desnn side Cape Stowe. DEALER, Im May GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. OPPOSITE .METHODIST CHURCH, BROAD STREET, PEVADA. 87” New and Goods received ev week, from the fess ues Goods sold iat the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. ; 02 CRYSTAL SPRING SAW MILL. oe eat EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT all times a complete stock of ze ; Justice ofthe Peace ‘N ATTORNEY Li > AT LAW— . HOMCEPATHIC ; Sei er meer, opposite M ional Exchange Hotel. LL BE AWARDED TO THE SEASON . BUILDING AND MINING LUMBER, . , FALENER,

poe JOHN PATTISON, . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY Opposite National Exchange Hotel. the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and CARRIAGES and BUGGIES to ‘be found in “this t of the State. ; TEAMS, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms, . ’ Our Horses are free from vice, of good style and capable of going as fastas 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 month and.the greatest of care guaranteed. LANCASTER & ROBINSON Nevada, May 25th. BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! LUTZ would respectfully inform @ the people of Nevada and vicinity that he can be found at his old stand, on BROAD STREET, a few doors below the National Exchange Hotel, prepared to make to ordér the ~~ Neatest and best fitting Boots ! To be had inthe State. Try me and judge for yourself. ~ Repairing ofall kinds done at low rates, SACRAMENTO STREET p==« H. FISHER, Proprietor. i Machinery of all kinds made to order. REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY. Fisher’s Hydraulic Chief! ~ The Best Machine in the State for Hydraalic Mining ! dee ett to orderon short no. ce, SECOND HAND ENGINES ! Three Steam Engines, in good order, for sale by FRANK H. FISHER, Nevada, Feb. 25th. . NEVADA RESTAURANT. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA OITy, jin H. FRENCH, Proprietor. Menls at all hours. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. Meals from 25 to 50 cente. IF YOU WOULD LIVE WELL, GIVE ME A CALL. JAS. H. FRENCH. Nevada, April 18th. Ho! for New York and Boston —— ATLROAD TICKETS TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON, via i Omaha, Chicago, Via Fort Wayne, Pennsylvania Central and Pan Handle Routes—Iinst, Ind an@34-claases, : Tickets can be had by applying to W. H, DAVIDSON, atthe Stage Office, National Exchange Hotel. Photographie and Dagnerrean ARTIST, . A sind kind of Photographs and: Ambrotypes taken in the best style of the Art. On PINE STRBET, over Tam’s Saloon. JAMES A. STEIDGER, TTORNEY AT LAW. Agent for the A ssleof Mining Claims. Leasing and selling Houses, Lots kc. Collections Promptly attended to. Office with 0. P. STIDGER, AT NORT. BAN JUAN, nee JAMES MONRO, BALER IN BEEF, MUTTON, AJ VEAL, CORNED BEEF, COR PORK, ke. Meats sold ut reasonable tates for Cash .— Shop on Broad Street, opposite the Nevada Theatre. ral A. CG. NELES, Attorney and Counselor at Law Om AT THE COURT HOUSE. Nevada, May 25th. IMPEBIAL FIRE INSURANCE (omar, OF LONDON. —— es PALENER, BELL & 00., Agents. for the AA Breed Bisean Nevada. nee Be ° “CARLEY & TOMPKING, ‘ a friendaand new, eomers are. ins te drop sm and sueus, “~~” yu rapt IM ANCASTER & ROBINSON have. . Beckman Hil, thencé near B Keep constatithy on hand the best of WINES, ORS and CIGARA 0s? : Notice to Tax Payers and ConOTICE is hereby given that in accordN ance with an Act of the Legisiature of the State of California, entitled “an Act to provide for the location, construction, and maintenance of Public Roads in the County of Nevada,” E will sell at public sale to the lowest bidder, in front of. Walling’s Hotel, Rough and Ready, on Saturday, November 26th, 1871; at 1 o’clock, P. M., contracts for repairing and keeping in repair until September 3d, 1873; the following described roads of said county, in ROUGH AND READY TOWNSHIP: . Section No.1. Commencing from the junction of the American Ranch and Indian Springs road on the old McCourtney road to the Yuba Cownty line, — miles more or less. f This line of road requires break-waters and turn out places, to turn the water off the road to keep it from washing,-andin good passable traveling order through the Winter. Also, to keep the ditches open during the rainy season. Also, the bridges and culverts tu be put in good substantial repair immediately, and to be kept so dnring the whole term of the contract. There shall be no unsound timber or plank used in the construction of any bridge or eulvert on the -line of said road. por gral any plank be used thereon less than threeinchesin thickan fore such repairs or construction, and in all cases spruce must be used when the same can be obtained. ‘The contractor will be required to keep the road clear of obsteuctions, He will also be required topass over the road-each Spring and see that. the ruts are filled, the road leveled and the loose rock taken therefrom. Section No. 2. Commencing “from the Grass Valley township line, on the old Me. Courtney road, to-IndianSprings, four miles more or legs, : ier This line of road requires break-waters and turn out places, to turn the water off the road to keep it from washing, an! in good passable traveling order through tie winter. Also, the ditches te,be kept open ‘during the rainy season: . Al¥d, the bri ges and culverts to be put in’ good. substantial repair immediately, and to be kept so during the whole term of the contract. There must be no unsound timber or plank used in the repair or construction o any bridge or culvert on the line of said road, nor must any planking be used of a less thickness than three (3) inches for such construction or repairs,and must besprucehintber-ifthe sume can be obtained. The contractor is required to keep the road cléar' of obstructions, He is also required to pass over the road each Spring and sco that the Tuts are filled, the road leveled and the loose rock taken therefrom, Section No. 3. Commencing at the junction of the Sacramento and Marysville roads, in Penn Valley, to Pet Hill toll road; also all that portion of Yoad lying between the Union turnpike and Hatch's tell road, eight miles more or less. and turn out’ places, tosturn the water off the road to keep it from washing, and in ‘ood passable traveling order threugh the inter. Also, to keep the ditches open durthe rainy season, Also, the brid verts to pé put in good substant: repair immediately, and to be kept so during the whole term-of the contract. .There must be no unsound timber or plank sed in the construction or repair of any bridge or culvert on the line of said road, nor must any gape be used in the construction or repair ereof of a less thickness than three 3) inches, aad in eVery case spruce must used if the same can be obtained. The contractor is required to keep the road clear of obstructions, He is &lso. required to pass over the road each Spring and see that the ruts are filled, the leveled and the loose rock takea therefrom. Section No.4, Commencing at the county line near the Union Ranch, on the Marysville road, thence by Mooney Flat ‘ind Oague’s to the Anthony House, six miles more or less. This line of road requires break-waters and turn out places, made to turn the water off the road to hoop is from washing, and in good traveling order through the Winter. Also, the ditches tobe kept open during the rainy season. Also, the bridges and culverts to be put in good substantial fepair iramediately, and to be kept bs during the whole erm of the contract. There must be not unsound timber or plank used in the construction or, repair of any bridge or culvert on the Tine of said road, nor must any plank be used of aless thickness than three (3) inches for or in such;construction or repairs, and in every case ce must be used when the same cun be obtained. The contractor is required to keep the read clear of obstructions. He ié also required to pass over the road each Spring to see that the rats are filled, the road leveled and the loose rock takem therefrom. ; Section No, 5, Commen < Rapp’s, thence aleng the new grade ‘up eashey’s Ranch through ay Flat to Deer. Creek over the new bridge, thence to the Union turnike; also from the junction of this and ewtown roads, through Newtown to Ne. vada Township line.-Tetal distance, eight and one-half miles more or less. This line of road requiresbreak-waters and turn out places, toturn the water. off the road to keep it from washing, and in good traveling order through the Winter. Also, to keep the ditches open during the rainy season. ‘Also, the br: and cul verts to be put in good substantial repair immediately, and to be kept'so during the whole term of the contract.' There must be no unsound timber or lumber used in the consttuction or repair of any bridge or culvert on the line of said road, nor must any plank be used thereon less than three (3) inches in thickhess for such censtruction or repairs, end insevery case: spruce must be used when the same can be obtained. The contractor is required to. keep the road clear of obstructions. He is also required to-pass over the road each Spring and see that the ruts are filled, the road leveled and the loose rock taken therefrom, ' WM. DAWS, Read Commissioner, Nevada County, UNION INSURANCE COMP'Y, Cash Capital. . . $1,000,000 ALL PAID UP.» GUSTAVE TOUCHARD:.\... President. rHNHE UNION imakes no merit of paying its losses, is to, and will meet all its obligations : ‘ or puff, The Directors never have, hever will, assame obligations the ipaay cannot Tacek without danger. to ite standing or Cap‘Neveda, Oct. 19, 1871. _ This line of road requires break-waters . BOOTS AND SHOES. WM. R. COE keeps’ constantly on hand Gents’ 7 Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, La: ate dies; Misses. & Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes Slippers, &c, All my Goods are from the best Mantfacturers of New York, Philadelphia and Boston. Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladies, ‘Misses and Children’s Shoes, just from the manufactoTy, Teceived by the last steamer.. [also have a full assortment of Blacking, Neats .Foot Oil, French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins; Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nafls, Thread, Nails Lasts, and in fact everything to be found in a first class Shoe and Finding Store REPAIRING DONE ia the very best style. Boots and Shoes made to order. And a good fit ‘warranted in every ages, I keep Roots of my own manufacture always on hand and will sell my Goods as cheap as any other House in this city. faattoe ae eeree § ; [. , ed > a aV LeveL esses aes rg KKK Ba a Peepers fs SESLISe! aa Saw om wy COSSaRS! BESRESS PY 4 pr Ser hss wusmh pe Gee S EE EERK: kekRERE nm anes ra Kc 2 gusenoh: pRRERER OC 5 8 ata Fyeys 2 5 ARR "gs: Sge8FB 8 oem wee neta onm : rB5Ra855! Bokkeee vee & BSPSUrEri brewers aoe by o RRRRERR: EEEKERER & 6 ° — Se 3 seBts gey. © s S8easso g., Warn. Cece ed be > REEER 2a9 se —ANB— ; ikem BRASS CASTINGS, Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery . STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, &e. GEO. G, ALLAN, Nevada, May 25th. : MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUSS contin L. facture as good, aie eee LAGER BEER As an be found on the Pacific coast. Lager sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and bot: tles. ve your orders at the old stand, Spring Street, Nevada City. And they will be Promptly and faithfully atten to. Give mea trial, I am con fident of giving the very best satisfaction. LaGer Brrr delivered to any part of the ouuty FREE or Caarag, jy? HAIR DRESSING SALOON. 20AD STREET,” PHILIP DUCA..... --Proprietor. HAVING 25 cents. Sha pooing S' Wair Cutting 25 i pg ‘ _ a? ths—Hot or Cold 25 cents. ir Room for és and Chilen. TEETH EXTRACTRD. Leeches a lied for 25 cts. Cupping 25 cts. ° ai FAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES GRASS VALLEY, — be E UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR. chased the Stables and Livery, Business heretofore conducted by James Fauiknor, now offers to accommodate the public by lettingFINE SADDLE HORSES, arg Andattending to all mattersconne > connected with the Livery Business in a most satisfactory mander, ‘ 87 HORSES BOARDED ° Week or Month. Drthe Feed, Day None but experienced and careful grooms employed, Satisfaction guaranteed in ali cases. HENRY SCADDEN. THE GEM SALOON. FRONT STBEET........ TRUCKEE WILLIAM WELLS, Proprietor. i BE BAR isalways supplied with the bes beverages and Seodtiont Cine usre Republican drinks —om han all and take a nip when youaredry jl? FURNITURE! FURNITURE! ERSONS in want of anything id the executed in superior st: le, at reduced . Spey diet eneaT