November 23, 1871 (4 pages)

thence‘alley to y Way of the distance k-waters. vater off and in eled and a bridge on turnis Valley W. Robree miles~ k-waters water off z, and to traveling p bridges bstantial it go durit. Also, he rainy. quired to ~ Pe will road each lled, theen therethe junethence to nove Race house of uena Visreenhorn; in Ford's to Ophir reenhorn ak-waters water off g, ‘and in ing thé open duridges and aritial reso during he bridge Creek, to r, and the The conthe road slso bepring an d leveled n. ° the juncis Valley, nd Forest ar Kiver, ak-wate Water o g, and ough thropen du o will ale, vert abov, the clea he bridges ubstantial pt.so duract, The p the road me, ropest rates wntil eae cases, given at * pl remedy, a, Mylh it cures i y, and batblike magi») edache and In short, it pod By 8 . nih Ve ‘1. Teis evident that in seeuring Ah a “™ the road contracts for Nevada townaf * ' question as to the intent to commit eet aa Hue Daily S MEVADA CITY, CAL. a A Chief Caught. i Quoy, who was arrested by Hank Snow of Grass Valley, a week ago, the officers have one of the chief rougesamong the Chinamen. He is said to be more intelligent’ than the ordinary Chinese thieves, and is usually employed when any extraordinary job isto be putup. He is well acquainted at Moore’s Flat, San Juan and all points in this county, and is also familiar with the ground in Placer county. In securing Ah ’ Quoy, the officers think they have got on the inside of a regularly organized band of Chinese thieves, and that they will find out ‘some other thefts perpetrated by them besides the Wood’s robbery at Grass Valley. _ Since his escape, Quoy has been to ‘Moore’s Flat, San Juan and other places, and when he fell into Snow's clutches was in Grass Valley for the purpose of getting the property stolen of Wood out of the county. k ‘Hang Jary. N The jury in the case of Johnny Glynn, charged with burglary in entering the house of Lawrence Cavanaugh, near Allison Ranch, failed to agree and were discharged/ This was @ very aggravated case, Glynn, in company with another man,’ entered the house, pulled Mrs. Cavanaugh out of bed, and compelled her to light a candle arid accompany them in searching the house. The acrime was raised by the defense, and the defendant testified that he was so dtunk that he did not know what he was deing. His good character was proven by the defense. The jury was instructed by the Court that drunkenness was no_justification of crime, but they could not agree on a verdict and were discharged. The case goes over to the next term of the County Court. a County Court. N Yesterday Ah Jim was tried ‘in the , County Court upon the charge of grand larceny in robbing the cabin of Depew & Reese at Rough and “Ready.” The cabin was entered and . robbed of clothing, money, a pistol, etc. on the 4th of September, and Ah Jim was caught with the goods and acknowledged the theft. He was prosecuted by District Attorney Caldwelland defended by J. C. Palmer, the only issue being as to the value of the goods. The case was submitted without argument, and the jury after being out a short time returned with a verdict of ‘‘guilty of grand larceny.”?/ Ah Jim upon going -to jail after hearing the verdict cried like a baby at the idea of going to ‘the penitentiary and losing his que. ‘Sale of Road Contracts. wi The Road Commissioner will sell ship this afternoon at 2 0’clock, in ‘front of the Court House in this city. The conttacts are to be let for repairing and keeping the county roads in order from date of contract up to September 1873. There are seven sections in the township, the descriptions of which with’ the work to be done will be fo upon the fourth page of the TRANSCRIPT. The con‘tracts fcr Grass Valley township are ‘to be, sold, to-morrow, in front of the Wisconain Hotel at 2 o’clock, Pp. mu. / af Sparring for Tobacco, /A Gay or two ago a seedy but re/Aepectable looking individual went to Lester & Mulloy’s storeand inquired for chewing tobacco. He was shown a good article of “twist” and the retail price was told him. He asked the price if he should take ten pounds and it was given. He then proceeded to cut off a dozen chews from one of the pieces, saying he would sample it and shortly return to make the purchase. He hasn't called, and he was probably only ‘sparring for a chew.”" The Carnival. I Yesterday quite a large number of. _ Costumes were engaged of Wilzinski @Co., and the carnival was largely attended: ‘The hall was in splendid Condition, and so far asthe arrange" Ments were concerned, everything * was complete. We shall speak more _. & Gitmoy cow, while on her way _ toexecution’the other day, attacked If you want to buy good goods at low prices, call on A. Goldsmith. He is selling— 2 =: Ten yards of,calico for-$1. ’ Five yards of Canton flannel for $1. Eight yards of bleached muslin, $1. Five spopls Of cotton for 25 cents. French corsets 75 cents each. Balmoral skirts $1 each. 5 Arrest Decay. When a plant ‘or-a tree begins to decay it must needs die. It cannot be revitalized. But it, is not so with human beings. A human ruin can be repaired, strengthened, restored, though a brown leaf ora withered blade of grass can never be made green again. In the autumn of life, or even in its winter, when nature seeins to be giving away under the pressure of years, it is still Possible to retard the progress of decay, and to lend to age more than its wonted vigor. A& a means of promoting this object, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is unquestionably the most potent of all restoratives. It will not make the old young, but it will prevent, lessen or sooth the infirmities which are the usual accompaiiients of the decline of life. For debility and a lack of nervous power, from whatever cause avising, it is the medicine that of all others before the world, best deserves the name of a specific. In purity, in invigorating properties, in its adaptation to weak stomachs and feeble organizations, it has no competitor among the tonics of the Pharmacopeeia, nor among proprietory remedies. Besides its strengthening principle, it possesses alterative and regulating properties of the-highest order, and as an anti-bilious medicine is far preferable to any of the preperations containing mercury. Time has shown that for physi‘cal decay, nervous debility, dyspepsia, bilious,disorders, and intermittent fever, Hostteter’s Bitters is a remedy without a rival. This is the season of the fall of the leaf; let it remind the oid, the feeble, the ‘sickly to [ invigorate and regulate their systems with this great vegetable tonic and alterative. : = 6 NEVADA DRUG STORE. _—— E, M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY. ———» PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at all hours—day or night, * Non-explosive Kerosene, And a Choice variety éf FLAVORING EXTRACTS, TOILET GOODS, PERFUMES, é&c. Always on hand. 8. W. COR, BROAD & PINE STREETS. Administrator’s Sale. NE is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of the County ot Nevada, State of California, made on the 16th day of November, A. D. 1871, in the matter of the Estate of John Dorr, » the undersigned Administrator of said deceased, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, in gold coin, and subject to the approval of said Probate Court, on THURSDAY, the 7th day of December, A. D. 1871, at 12 o'clock, M., at the premises hereinafter described, in Nevada county, State of California, the following real estate, to-wit ; » All that section lot of land and the dwelling house thereon known as the house and lot of John Dorr, situated on Mooney Flat in Nevada county, and State of Oalifornia, and bounded on the south by the lot of the Black Hawk Mining Company, on the east and north by q fence and on the west by the mining claims of the Mooney Flat Hydraulic Mining Company. Terms of sale—Cash on the day of Salc, Deed and Recorder's fees at the expense of urchaser. Pp ; CHARLES McELVY, rator. November 16th, 1871. I. MARDEN, © F. W. MYRICK. MARDEN & MYRIGK’S STEAM cr AND SPICE MILLS. ; DEALERS IN COFFEE AND SPICES, Ne. 212 Sacrainente st. Between Front & Davis. SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, Nov. 18th. Notice to Property Holders. OTICE is hereby given that the AssessN meut Roll of Nevada City, for the year ending May 1st, 1872, is now completed and has been delivered over by the Assessor to the Trustees. The Roll will remain for public inspection, at the Marshal's office, until Monday, December 4th, w it will be delivered to the City Marshal and ex-officio Tax Collector for collection. ‘The City Trustees will meet as a Board of Equalization on Friday Evening, December lst, and be in session from time to time until the 4th, when parties dissat: with their assessmnent will be heard. order of the T. H. ROLFE, e Clerk of the Board of Trustees. Nevada city, Nov: 20th, 1871. Annual Meeting of Stockholders. Antual Meeting of thé Stockholders of the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, will be held at the on ona fay eats Nevada, Nov: deathgrericw ') ‘the. animal fo gg: Hig PARRER, Sec'y. To AMER MR BAN Ue AT he : PH@INIX AND HOME CASH CAPITAI?& ASSETS, OCT. 1, 1871, $6, 479,861.12, Vis CROCKERY and GLASS WARE, every loss by the ,, Will have remaining available Cash Assets, Under the Transcript Printing Office. eet American . THE * OF HARTFORD AND NEW YORK, ~ These Sterling Companies, after paying Chicago Conflagration, exceeding Five Million Dollars! We call the special attention of the public tothe 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 liabilities; as is the case with Companies conibining 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 GIYT. ee GRAND GIFT CONCERT r AID oe THE MERCY HOSPITAL, AT OMAHA, Under the auspices of the SISTERS OF MERCY. To take place JANUARY 30th, 1872, — One Hundred and Fifty HIGHEST PRIZE — 50,000 IN GOLD COLN ! Tiekets $3.each or two for $5. Agents Wanted. For full partioulars address PATTEE & GARDINER, Business Managers. ’ Omaha, Nebraska, Oct. 26th. RELIABLE INSURANCE. . MS INSURANCE COMPANIES ARE . ruined by the Chicago Fire, Some uvpe to 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 Companies en the Coust, having assessed its sharecholdors enough to keep its Capital Stock unimpaired. All losses will be paid on adjustment. Policy holders cannvt do better than to insure with the Pacific. E. M, PRESTON, Agent. Nevada, Oct. 15th. : ‘ REMOVAL. ED. McSORLEY, EGS LEAVE TO INFORM his friends and the public, that he has removed irom his old stand, to the Cor. of Mill and Main Streets, GRASS: VALLEY, Where he willalways be on hand; to administer to the spirituous wants of all, re wae the best of WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS, &c. usea in the Saloon, ED. McSORLEY, Proprietor, Grass Valley, Oct. 26th. CAUTION. LL are warned against purchasing, as “Danforth’s Petroleum rtad.” advertised an “Patent Petreleum Fluid,” ete» The genuine article can only be had atthe Hardware Store W. H. Crawford, who is the sole and only authorized agent Am at tempt wasrorde in Sacramento, by unscrupulous dealers, to iniroduce Gasoline and se caenaabeccementinertmeat neem CROsTE sacon NAFFZIGER’S: Have on hand a lot of PATENT PE. TROLEUM FLUID ctteable to burn ik any Lamp, simply by changing the burners. us. . believed to be perfectly non-explosive;gives a softand ‘brilliant light, and is also: the Cheapest Oil in use, plete stock of To be found in Nevada County. . Alli ef which will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices, The Best and Cheapest Light. MORE LIGHT! POTTER & SIGOURNEY, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, The Burners and Oil are sold. by The Oi} has no unpleasant odor, and! is We have algo the Largest and most GomWALL PAPER, &. &Kec. tea Call and see the New Goods at POTTER & SIGOURNEY'S:. Nevada, Nov. 2d, 1871. ao DANFORTH'S” ¢._ PATENTED PETROLEUM . FLUID! ¥Y FREE FROM DANGER OR ERFECTL EXPLOSION. ky WILL NOT INJURE THE FINEST FABRIC. It is free from disagreeable odor and gives a Purer, More Billiant Light than any Oil in use, . It is the Cheapest Light ever discovered and will burn in an ordinary Kerosene Lamp safely by changing Burners. tea LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, BURNERS AND OIL i For sale by . .W. B. CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express Office. Nevada, Nov. Ist, 1871. PIPIFAX. Celebrated GERMAN BITTERS increases the appetite, is a Certain Relief for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Billiousness and Inaciion of the Liver. This is to certify, that the formula used in the manufacture of the German Pipifax Bitters has been submitted to my examination, and I cheerfully state the ingredients are well selected and combined, producing a Bitters which will no doubt prove a‘ HEALTHFUL TONIC, and promote digestion, Dear Sir : I have examined the samples of Bitters presented, and find it an exceedinjfty pleasant Cordial and VALUABLE TONIC, H. H. TOLAND, M.D. PUAEFFER, WALTER & CO. Sole Agents for the United States. novl 302 Battery Street, San Francisco. TRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE FLAT AND ROUND. — Fo Hoisting from Mining Shaftsand Inclines, Ferry Ropes, Guy Ropes. For transmitting power; etc, Manufactured ofany length or size WIRE ROPE I8 MUCH CHEAPER, lighter and more durable than any other kind o: Rope. HALLIDIE’S Endless Wire Rope Way, [Wire Tramway.] For the rapid and economical transportation of Ores and other materials over the mountains and difficult roads, Secured by U. 8, Patent, Also, PATENT GRIP PULLEY, For transmitting power and by which the rope is uninjured and cannot slip, Send for Circulars. Agency ofthe . Pacific & W. R. Manufacturing Co, OF CALIFORNIA. ‘ , All kinds and sizes of Wire, constantly on hand and manufactured to order, A. 8. HALLIDIE, 519 Front Street, San Francisco, Cal. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. LL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE General Fund of Nevada County, and registered prior to Aug. 6th, 1870, will be ‘paid cg Bo yee ye Also, all warrants on Road d, and registered prior to Aug. 6th. 1870, will be paid on presentation. Inon same ceases from this date,. SULIUS GREENWALD, Treasurer. / By R W. Tully, Depaty. Nevada, Nov, 10th, 1871, $250 REWARD ! WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD for the recovery of the cloths stolen from my Clothing establishment in Grass V. n7 on Tuesday night, September 19th, 1871. " BENJAMIN WOOD. Grass Valley, Oct, 3d, Badger Hill and Cherokee Gravel MINING COMPANY, eee OCATION OF WORKS, Badger Hill, Bridgeport Township, Nevada County, California. There is delinquent upon the following described stock on account of Assessment levied on the 29th we Be! daly. A D. 1871, the amount set opposite the name of shareholder, as follows : aut Name. Shares. William Weighels, 416% $520 834g And in accordance with law, so many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary, will he sold at public auction at the Office of the Company, at North San Juan, in Nevada county, on THURSDAY the 23d day of November, at the hour of 10 o'clock, A.M. of said day to pay such delinquent assessment thereon together with with eosts of advertising and expenses of sale, J, B. COOKE, Secretary. Offiee of Badger Hill and Cherokee Gravel Mining Company, North San Juan, Nov. THE LAT HS t. alley . PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INAND THE BEST ! Rosenstock, Price & Co. Comm OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL A STREETS, NEVADA CITY, Have just received a large and magnificent stock of ° GENTLEMEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING ! a © 8 ALSO, --Miners’ Rubber Goods,-BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS & CAPS, &c. &e. — 4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT —or— Gents’ and Boys’ Underwear, BLANKETS. ke. &e FIRST QUALITY OF CALIFORNIA, ZASTERN AND IMPORTED Driving and Riding Gloves, BEAUTIFUL Business and Dress Suits ! Goods will be sold at the very LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES : The public is invited to call and see—we guarantee Great Bargains in our line ! ' -ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO, Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets. DR. BR. W. STERLING, No. 49 Main. Street, Grass Valley. ‘WOULD inform the sufferers who dare not inhale the vaporsof Choloform or Ether that he will continue to use FREE OF CHARGE FOR THE PRESENT, ] pure toxide of Nitrogen, for the extraction of worthless Teeth and Roots WITHOUT Pain, and that the time from the first inhalation to the comPLETE restoration tonatural condition, need not exceed 2 minutes. Lalso administer Choloform, Ether, Narcotic Spray ; while in the 8@” OPERATING DEPARTMENT Iam using the Pneumatic Engine Excavator—a very complete and favorite instrument—while with the Automatic Mallet, and the Coffer Dam and Saliva Pump. I am putting in and build ing up Contour tillings. which cannot be excelled in outline and finish in the MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT I furnish full upper or lower sets for $25 on either Silver, Adamantine Base, Rose Pearl, Pyroxylene, or Hard Rubber, with or without the Flexible Edge. 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 to seeure my best efforts. novl £. M. Hau. HL. A. CHARLE 8 H. Macum. 408 Montgomery Street, Ss“ PRANCISCO, BANKERS AND BROKER ; AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE. mf STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION ONLY. 028 SURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. _ eee D. LAMAIRE hae been appointed “aie Franck Cont Neth San Juan, mae . Ne Bloomfield and the surrounding country. All business entrusted to Mr. Lamaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to, DR. FARNGO, Traveling. Agents DISSOLUTION. ne OTICE is hereby given that the copartN nership heretofore existing betweon ¥. A. Potterand 8. N. Bliven, under the tirm name of Potter & Bliven is this day dissolyed to the late firm are respectfully reqpesaccounts will find it epi their adv. give me a call, cle usually found in a first class Saddlery 5 a ed by mutual consent. All persons indebt-ey Would inform: the oltiseanor Revase aie 22. daemons re, on BR 8 i, @ few doors below Lancaster’s Stable, Largest and most complete Stock. HARNESS, —or— OF ALL KINDS, SADDLES, WHIPS, -Straps, Spurs, ‘Bits, Brughes,SPONGES, BELTS, &o.&c. Ever seen in this City. we” All-inwant of anything in my lne to as I have on. hand every artiEstablishment, ; &. &e ¢‘ s ANSON W. LESTER, CG, B. MULLO¥ Of the Very Latest Style! LESTER & MULLOY, And the Best Make 2 DEALERS Iy oi GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, ce, NO. 58. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. MS, BACON, LARD. and ll wonte of WOVISIONS oe hana. NEW GOODS constantly received from, RION OOD Fish MIGute en ae EEE s SHIGAN CRANBER. arte SEA MOSS ob away &. 7 ‘purchasers wishing anyth in our’ line ave requested wee, us cate ISTER & M a Nevada, May 9th. eee FOR SALE. FIRST RATE pportunity ig offered. A for any one wishing to buy a pleasant residence in this city. “Nhe house is in excellent repair and the lot contains 9 large . nuniber of choice fruit trees, The furniture, including carpets, all in excellent condition, will be sold with the honse if desired, There is a g well, and supply pipes fromthe water works for irrigation. on the premises. For particulars apply tohis office,. ies Nevada, Oct. 8th, 1871 \y TAM’S RESTAURANT. PEN from 8-o'clock’ ir the morning till 2'o’clock at night. +'RESH OYSTERS received every day and: served up in uny style. ‘ ss Pig’s Veet, Hum and Eggs, Hot Coffee and Tea, served at any time, Families in Nevada City or any place in the county can get fresh Uysters in the shell by ordering at my place. . Lhe Saloon is titted up for the accommodation of Ladies and Gentlomen and willbe -keptin the very-best manner; er ; ANTOINE LAM, Proprietor. Nevada, Oct.yth: : . The National Exchange Shaving . Saloon. and Baths. BROAD STREET.... NEVADA. NAT. FORD, Proprietor. ' Having purchased this establishment, I shal) du my best-ta satisfy ali par ed fe rons. HOW AND COLD BATHS at any time. SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAL CUPTING. Lhe public is invited to give me a call. The Union Shaving Saloon Has been placed in charge of a No.1 work. man where old customers will be accomuios dated, NAT. FURD, Proprietor, « Nevada, Oct. 11th. NORTH BRITISH AND MER CANTILE. INSURAN CE CO. LONDON. TILLINGHAST Bact. até, San Francisco: Fire Capital. c6c.e.2+0+2++ 610,000,000 Reserve Fund, exclusive of Capital. ..66seeecerfecrenes 8,612,162 Life Assurance and Annuity fund, 11,568,864. Gold Basis, = $25,180,946 GEO. W, WELOH, Agent, Nevada City, Gal. PUMPS FOR SALE. JACK HEAD MINING PUMP, 12 inch pow, complete, with geer, bob iren, are C. ol? ip ks and buckets. Adouble acti ng ‘Pump, 6 inch, bore by 6 feet stroke, with slides. cross kead’and air chamberr. hew and of the best. workmanship, will bu sold at @ bargain. Also, a new 10-inch “BLAKES” PATEN'( ROCK BREAKER, at a discount ta close an account, WM. T. GARRATT, — No. 135 Fremont Street, San Fransisco, San Francisco, Oct.22—Im . : UNITED STATES SALOON. : CBECKMAN, EEPSon hand s supst stool of WHS. KY, BRANDY, LIQUURS, . &c, &c, FINE CIGARS always opw-hand. Th Bar 18 always supplied with: the best articles in: the bove line. Call-and sample. m2 CANDIES! CANDIES ! YY Bosse . AND RETAIL, Of. all: descriptions and of the BEST MATERIALS, ——-BY-—— CANTY & WAGNER, No. 10%,. Montgomery Street, 86. 800N a6 ‘ ; nawe of “Danforth’s Petroleum Fluid,” but . 1871. WOs, . tet eseteie ens an possie . / . SANFRANCISOO. 8: N. BLIVEN. a Mister sisi Noveds,-Got, 26th, 1871. { . The mtbettlon of Whe Trade fe eallet toes YN. B. ‘The will bo soullaned at goots euttebte tthe tneoldistend, by POLTER & HIGOURNET. pike E OL DAYS! od of treatsae " hO gah: aiad , Us mois HAs eae Tidiie so selling. ott 5 New kable remedies, Cir aunt ae per apy u ma % % pip Mi gh a Lehn yn culaneand” > oh pyc mpherhing Patronages-si wee Yo se vl! Yo mano 8 wand terins : Littl sath eka th otlg WHA STHOD Th AF "36 5 Hy ° EAS _& X. BLIVEM. . om: A : ; bated 9 PRADED ‘Wooo weve mint Bincet, Bhiladelphit,P . woraaa Oot. Bt, 1 and carefully attended to. ms A ; . a

thence‘alley to y Way of the distance k-waters. vater off and in eled and a bridge on turnis Valley W. Robree miles~ k-waters water off z, and to traveling p bridges bstantial it go durit. Also, he rainy. quired to ~ Pe will road each lled, theen therethe junethence to nove Race house of uena Visreenhorn; in Ford's to Ophir reenhorn ak-waters water off g, ‘and in ing thé open duridges and aritial reso during he bridge Creek, to r, and the The conthe road slso bepring an d leveled n. ° the juncis Valley, nd Forest ar Kiver, ak-wate Water o g, and ough thropen du o will ale, vert abov, the clea he bridges ubstantial pt.so duract, The p the road me, ropest rates wntil eae cases, given at * pl remedy, a, Mylh it cures i y, and batblike magi») edache and In short, it pod By 8 . nih Ve ‘1. Teis evident that in seeuring Ah a “™ the road contracts for Nevada townaf * ' question as to the intent to commit eet aa Hue Daily S MEVADA CITY, CAL. a A Chief Caught. i Quoy, who was arrested by Hank Snow of Grass Valley, a week ago, the officers have one of the chief rougesamong the Chinamen. He is said to be more intelligent’ than the ordinary Chinese thieves, and is usually employed when any extraordinary job isto be putup. He is well acquainted at Moore’s Flat, San Juan and all points in this county, and is also familiar with the ground in Placer county. In securing Ah ’ Quoy, the officers think they have got on the inside of a regularly organized band of Chinese thieves, and that they will find out ‘some other thefts perpetrated by them besides the Wood’s robbery at Grass Valley. _ Since his escape, Quoy has been to ‘Moore’s Flat, San Juan and other places, and when he fell into Snow's clutches was in Grass Valley for the purpose of getting the property stolen of Wood out of the county. k ‘Hang Jary. N The jury in the case of Johnny Glynn, charged with burglary in entering the house of Lawrence Cavanaugh, near Allison Ranch, failed to agree and were discharged/ This was @ very aggravated case, Glynn, in company with another man,’ entered the house, pulled Mrs. Cavanaugh out of bed, and compelled her to light a candle arid accompany them in searching the house. The acrime was raised by the defense, and the defendant testified that he was so dtunk that he did not know what he was deing. His good character was proven by the defense. The jury was instructed by the Court that drunkenness was no_justification of crime, but they could not agree on a verdict and were discharged. The case goes over to the next term of the County Court. a County Court. N Yesterday Ah Jim was tried ‘in the , County Court upon the charge of grand larceny in robbing the cabin of Depew & Reese at Rough and “Ready.” The cabin was entered and . robbed of clothing, money, a pistol, etc. on the 4th of September, and Ah Jim was caught with the goods and acknowledged the theft. He was prosecuted by District Attorney Caldwelland defended by J. C. Palmer, the only issue being as to the value of the goods. The case was submitted without argument, and the jury after being out a short time returned with a verdict of ‘‘guilty of grand larceny.”?/ Ah Jim upon going -to jail after hearing the verdict cried like a baby at the idea of going to ‘the penitentiary and losing his que. ‘Sale of Road Contracts. wi The Road Commissioner will sell ship this afternoon at 2 0’clock, in ‘front of the Court House in this city. The conttacts are to be let for repairing and keeping the county roads in order from date of contract up to September 1873. There are seven sections in the township, the descriptions of which with’ the work to be done will be fo upon the fourth page of the TRANSCRIPT. The con‘tracts fcr Grass Valley township are ‘to be, sold, to-morrow, in front of the Wisconain Hotel at 2 o’clock, Pp. mu. / af Sparring for Tobacco, /A Gay or two ago a seedy but re/Aepectable looking individual went to Lester & Mulloy’s storeand inquired for chewing tobacco. He was shown a good article of “twist” and the retail price was told him. He asked the price if he should take ten pounds and it was given. He then proceeded to cut off a dozen chews from one of the pieces, saying he would sample it and shortly return to make the purchase. He hasn't called, and he was probably only ‘sparring for a chew.”" The Carnival. I Yesterday quite a large number of. _ Costumes were engaged of Wilzinski @Co., and the carnival was largely attended: ‘The hall was in splendid Condition, and so far asthe arrange" Ments were concerned, everything * was complete. We shall speak more _. & Gitmoy cow, while on her way _ toexecution’the other day, attacked If you want to buy good goods at low prices, call on A. Goldsmith. He is selling— 2 =: Ten yards of,calico for-$1. ’ Five yards of Canton flannel for $1. Eight yards of bleached muslin, $1. Five spopls Of cotton for 25 cents. French corsets 75 cents each. Balmoral skirts $1 each. 5 Arrest Decay. When a plant ‘or-a tree begins to decay it must needs die. It cannot be revitalized. But it, is not so with human beings. A human ruin can be repaired, strengthened, restored, though a brown leaf ora withered blade of grass can never be made green again. In the autumn of life, or even in its winter, when nature seeins to be giving away under the pressure of years, it is still Possible to retard the progress of decay, and to lend to age more than its wonted vigor. A& a means of promoting this object, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is unquestionably the most potent of all restoratives. It will not make the old young, but it will prevent, lessen or sooth the infirmities which are the usual accompaiiients of the decline of life. For debility and a lack of nervous power, from whatever cause avising, it is the medicine that of all others before the world, best deserves the name of a specific. In purity, in invigorating properties, in its adaptation to weak stomachs and feeble organizations, it has no competitor among the tonics of the Pharmacopeeia, nor among proprietory remedies. Besides its strengthening principle, it possesses alterative and regulating properties of the-highest order, and as an anti-bilious medicine is far preferable to any of the preperations containing mercury. Time has shown that for physi‘cal decay, nervous debility, dyspepsia, bilious,disorders, and intermittent fever, Hostteter’s Bitters is a remedy without a rival. This is the season of the fall of the leaf; let it remind the oid, the feeble, the ‘sickly to [ invigorate and regulate their systems with this great vegetable tonic and alterative. : = 6 NEVADA DRUG STORE. _—— E, M. PRESTON, APOTHECARY. ———» PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at all hours—day or night, * Non-explosive Kerosene, And a Choice variety éf FLAVORING EXTRACTS, TOILET GOODS, PERFUMES, é&c. Always on hand. 8. W. COR, BROAD & PINE STREETS. Administrator’s Sale. NE is hereby given, that in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of the County ot Nevada, State of California, made on the 16th day of November, A. D. 1871, in the matter of the Estate of John Dorr, » the undersigned Administrator of said deceased, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, in gold coin, and subject to the approval of said Probate Court, on THURSDAY, the 7th day of December, A. D. 1871, at 12 o'clock, M., at the premises hereinafter described, in Nevada county, State of California, the following real estate, to-wit ; » All that section lot of land and the dwelling house thereon known as the house and lot of John Dorr, situated on Mooney Flat in Nevada county, and State of Oalifornia, and bounded on the south by the lot of the Black Hawk Mining Company, on the east and north by q fence and on the west by the mining claims of the Mooney Flat Hydraulic Mining Company. Terms of sale—Cash on the day of Salc, Deed and Recorder's fees at the expense of urchaser. Pp ; CHARLES McELVY, rator. November 16th, 1871. I. MARDEN, © F. W. MYRICK. MARDEN & MYRIGK’S STEAM cr AND SPICE MILLS. ; DEALERS IN COFFEE AND SPICES, Ne. 212 Sacrainente st. Between Front & Davis. SAN FRANCISCO. San Francisco, Nov. 18th. Notice to Property Holders. OTICE is hereby given that the AssessN meut Roll of Nevada City, for the year ending May 1st, 1872, is now completed and has been delivered over by the Assessor to the Trustees. The Roll will remain for public inspection, at the Marshal's office, until Monday, December 4th, w it will be delivered to the City Marshal and ex-officio Tax Collector for collection. ‘The City Trustees will meet as a Board of Equalization on Friday Evening, December lst, and be in session from time to time until the 4th, when parties dissat: with their assessmnent will be heard. order of the T. H. ROLFE, e Clerk of the Board of Trustees. Nevada city, Nov: 20th, 1871. Annual Meeting of Stockholders. Antual Meeting of thé Stockholders of the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, will be held at the on ona fay eats Nevada, Nov: deathgrericw ') ‘the. animal fo gg: Hig PARRER, Sec'y. To AMER MR BAN Ue AT he : PH@INIX AND HOME CASH CAPITAI?& ASSETS, OCT. 1, 1871, $6, 479,861.12, Vis CROCKERY and GLASS WARE, every loss by the ,, Will have remaining available Cash Assets, Under the Transcript Printing Office. eet American . THE * OF HARTFORD AND NEW YORK, ~ These Sterling Companies, after paying Chicago Conflagration, exceeding Five Million Dollars! We call the special attention of the public tothe 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 liabilities; as is the case with Companies conibining 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 GIYT. ee GRAND GIFT CONCERT r AID oe THE MERCY HOSPITAL, AT OMAHA, Under the auspices of the SISTERS OF MERCY. To take place JANUARY 30th, 1872, — One Hundred and Fifty HIGHEST PRIZE — 50,000 IN GOLD COLN ! Tiekets $3.each or two for $5. Agents Wanted. For full partioulars address PATTEE & GARDINER, Business Managers. ’ Omaha, Nebraska, Oct. 26th. RELIABLE INSURANCE. . MS INSURANCE COMPANIES ARE . ruined by the Chicago Fire, Some uvpe to 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 Companies en the Coust, having assessed its sharecholdors enough to keep its Capital Stock unimpaired. All losses will be paid on adjustment. Policy holders cannvt do better than to insure with the Pacific. E. M, PRESTON, Agent. Nevada, Oct. 15th. : ‘ REMOVAL. ED. McSORLEY, EGS LEAVE TO INFORM his friends and the public, that he has removed irom his old stand, to the

Cor. of Mill and Main Streets, GRASS: VALLEY, Where he willalways be on hand; to administer to the spirituous wants of all, re wae the best of WINES, LIQUORS CIGARS, &c. usea in the Saloon, ED. McSORLEY, Proprietor, Grass Valley, Oct. 26th. CAUTION. LL are warned against purchasing, as “Danforth’s Petroleum rtad.” advertised an “Patent Petreleum Fluid,” ete» The genuine article can only be had atthe Hardware Store W. H. Crawford, who is the sole and only authorized agent Am at tempt wasrorde in Sacramento, by unscrupulous dealers, to iniroduce Gasoline and se caenaabeccementinertmeat neem CROsTE sacon NAFFZIGER’S: Have on hand a lot of PATENT PE. TROLEUM FLUID ctteable to burn ik any Lamp, simply by changing the burners. us. . believed to be perfectly non-explosive;gives a softand ‘brilliant light, and is also: the Cheapest Oil in use, plete stock of To be found in Nevada County. . Alli ef which will be sold at the Lowest Cash Prices, The Best and Cheapest Light. MORE LIGHT! POTTER & SIGOURNEY, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, The Burners and Oil are sold. by The Oi} has no unpleasant odor, and! is We have algo the Largest and most GomWALL PAPER, &. &Kec. tea Call and see the New Goods at POTTER & SIGOURNEY'S:. Nevada, Nov. 2d, 1871. ao DANFORTH'S” ¢._ PATENTED PETROLEUM . FLUID! ¥Y FREE FROM DANGER OR ERFECTL EXPLOSION. ky WILL NOT INJURE THE FINEST FABRIC. It is free from disagreeable odor and gives a Purer, More Billiant Light than any Oil in use, . It is the Cheapest Light ever discovered and will burn in an ordinary Kerosene Lamp safely by changing Burners. tea LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, BURNERS AND OIL i For sale by . .W. B. CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express Office. Nevada, Nov. Ist, 1871. PIPIFAX. Celebrated GERMAN BITTERS increases the appetite, is a Certain Relief for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Billiousness and Inaciion of the Liver. This is to certify, that the formula used in the manufacture of the German Pipifax Bitters has been submitted to my examination, and I cheerfully state the ingredients are well selected and combined, producing a Bitters which will no doubt prove a‘ HEALTHFUL TONIC, and promote digestion, Dear Sir : I have examined the samples of Bitters presented, and find it an exceedinjfty pleasant Cordial and VALUABLE TONIC, H. H. TOLAND, M.D. PUAEFFER, WALTER & CO. Sole Agents for the United States. novl 302 Battery Street, San Francisco. TRON AND STEEL WIRE ROPE FLAT AND ROUND. — Fo Hoisting from Mining Shaftsand Inclines, Ferry Ropes, Guy Ropes. For transmitting power; etc, Manufactured ofany length or size WIRE ROPE I8 MUCH CHEAPER, lighter and more durable than any other kind o: Rope. HALLIDIE’S Endless Wire Rope Way, [Wire Tramway.] For the rapid and economical transportation of Ores and other materials over the mountains and difficult roads, Secured by U. 8, Patent, Also, PATENT GRIP PULLEY, For transmitting power and by which the rope is uninjured and cannot slip, Send for Circulars. Agency ofthe . Pacific & W. R. Manufacturing Co, OF CALIFORNIA. ‘ , All kinds and sizes of Wire, constantly on hand and manufactured to order, A. 8. HALLIDIE, 519 Front Street, San Francisco, Cal. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. LL WARRANTS DRAWN ON THE General Fund of Nevada County, and registered prior to Aug. 6th, 1870, will be ‘paid cg Bo yee ye Also, all warrants on Road d, and registered prior to Aug. 6th. 1870, will be paid on presentation. Inon same ceases from this date,. SULIUS GREENWALD, Treasurer. / By R W. Tully, Depaty. Nevada, Nov, 10th, 1871, $250 REWARD ! WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD for the recovery of the cloths stolen from my Clothing establishment in Grass V. n7 on Tuesday night, September 19th, 1871. " BENJAMIN WOOD. Grass Valley, Oct, 3d, Badger Hill and Cherokee Gravel MINING COMPANY, eee OCATION OF WORKS, Badger Hill, Bridgeport Township, Nevada County, California. There is delinquent upon the following described stock on account of Assessment levied on the 29th we Be! daly. A D. 1871, the amount set opposite the name of shareholder, as follows : aut Name. Shares. William Weighels, 416% $520 834g And in accordance with law, so many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary, will he sold at public auction at the Office of the Company, at North San Juan, in Nevada county, on THURSDAY the 23d day of November, at the hour of 10 o'clock, A.M. of said day to pay such delinquent assessment thereon together with with eosts of advertising and expenses of sale, J, B. COOKE, Secretary. Offiee of Badger Hill and Cherokee Gravel Mining Company, North San Juan, Nov. THE LAT HS t. alley . PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INAND THE BEST ! Rosenstock, Price & Co. Comm OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL A STREETS, NEVADA CITY, Have just received a large and magnificent stock of ° GENTLEMEN’S AND BOY’S CLOTHING ! a © 8 ALSO, --Miners’ Rubber Goods,-BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS & CAPS, &c. &e. — 4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT —or— Gents’ and Boys’ Underwear, BLANKETS. ke. &e FIRST QUALITY OF CALIFORNIA, ZASTERN AND IMPORTED Driving and Riding Gloves, BEAUTIFUL Business and Dress Suits ! Goods will be sold at the very LOWEST PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES : The public is invited to call and see—we guarantee Great Bargains in our line ! ' -ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO, Corner of Pine & Commercial Streets. DR. BR. W. STERLING, No. 49 Main. Street, Grass Valley. ‘WOULD inform the sufferers who dare not inhale the vaporsof Choloform or Ether that he will continue to use FREE OF CHARGE FOR THE PRESENT, ] pure toxide of Nitrogen, for the extraction of worthless Teeth and Roots WITHOUT Pain, and that the time from the first inhalation to the comPLETE restoration tonatural condition, need not exceed 2 minutes. Lalso administer Choloform, Ether, Narcotic Spray ; while in the 8@” OPERATING DEPARTMENT Iam using the Pneumatic Engine Excavator—a very complete and favorite instrument—while with the Automatic Mallet, and the Coffer Dam and Saliva Pump. I am putting in and build ing up Contour tillings. which cannot be excelled in outline and finish in the MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT I furnish full upper or lower sets for $25 on either Silver, Adamantine Base, Rose Pearl, Pyroxylene, or Hard Rubber, with or without the Flexible Edge. 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 to seeure my best efforts. novl £. M. Hau. HL. A. CHARLE 8 H. Macum. 408 Montgomery Street, Ss“ PRANCISCO, BANKERS AND BROKER ; AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE. mf STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION ONLY. 028 SURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. _ eee D. LAMAIRE hae been appointed “aie Franck Cont Neth San Juan, mae . Ne Bloomfield and the surrounding country. All business entrusted to Mr. Lamaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to, DR. FARNGO, Traveling. Agents DISSOLUTION. ne OTICE is hereby given that the copartN nership heretofore existing betweon ¥. A. Potterand 8. N. Bliven, under the tirm name of Potter & Bliven is this day dissolyed to the late firm are respectfully reqpesaccounts will find it epi their adv. give me a call, cle usually found in a first class Saddlery 5 a ed by mutual consent. All persons indebt-ey Would inform: the oltiseanor Revase aie 22. daemons re, on BR 8 i, @ few doors below Lancaster’s Stable, Largest and most complete Stock. HARNESS, —or— OF ALL KINDS, SADDLES, WHIPS, -Straps, Spurs, ‘Bits, Brughes,SPONGES, BELTS, &o.&c. Ever seen in this City. we” All-inwant of anything in my lne to as I have on. hand every artiEstablishment, ; &. &e ¢‘ s ANSON W. LESTER, CG, B. MULLO¥ Of the Very Latest Style! LESTER & MULLOY, And the Best Make 2 DEALERS Iy oi GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, ce, NO. 58. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. MS, BACON, LARD. and ll wonte of WOVISIONS oe hana. NEW GOODS constantly received from, RION OOD Fish MIGute en ae EEE s SHIGAN CRANBER. arte SEA MOSS ob away &. 7 ‘purchasers wishing anyth in our’ line ave requested wee, us cate ISTER & M a Nevada, May 9th. eee FOR SALE. FIRST RATE pportunity ig offered. A for any one wishing to buy a pleasant residence in this city. “Nhe house is in excellent repair and the lot contains 9 large . nuniber of choice fruit trees, The furniture, including carpets, all in excellent condition, will be sold with the honse if desired, There is a g well, and supply pipes fromthe water works for irrigation. on the premises. For particulars apply tohis office,. ies Nevada, Oct. 8th, 1871 \y TAM’S RESTAURANT. PEN from 8-o'clock’ ir the morning till 2'o’clock at night. +'RESH OYSTERS received every day and: served up in uny style. ‘ ss Pig’s Veet, Hum and Eggs, Hot Coffee and Tea, served at any time, Families in Nevada City or any place in the county can get fresh Uysters in the shell by ordering at my place. . Lhe Saloon is titted up for the accommodation of Ladies and Gentlomen and willbe -keptin the very-best manner; er ; ANTOINE LAM, Proprietor. Nevada, Oct.yth: : . The National Exchange Shaving . Saloon. and Baths. BROAD STREET........ NEVADA. NAT. FORD, Proprietor. ' Having purchased this establishment, I shal) du my best-ta satisfy ali par ed fe rons. HOW AND COLD BATHS at any time. SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAL CUPTING. Lhe public is invited to give me a call. The Union Shaving Saloon Has been placed in charge of a No.1 work. man where old customers will be accomuios dated, NAT. FURD, Proprietor, « Nevada, Oct. 11th. NORTH BRITISH AND MER CANTILE. INSURAN CE CO. LONDON. TILLINGHAST Bact. até, San Francisco: Fire Capital.. c6c.e..2+0+2++ 610,000,000 Reserve Fund, exclusive of Capital. ...66seeecerfecrenes 8,612,162 Life Assurance and Annuity fund, 11,568,864. Gold Basis, = $25,180,946 GEO. W, WELOH, Agent, Nevada City, Gal. PUMPS FOR SALE. JACK HEAD MINING PUMP, 12 inch pow, complete, with geer, bob iren, are C. ol? ip ks and buckets. Adouble acti ng ‘Pump, 6 inch, bore by 6 feet stroke, with slides. cross kead’and air chamberr. hew and of the best. workmanship, will bu sold at @ bargain. Also, a new 10-inch “BLAKES” PATEN'( ROCK BREAKER, at a discount ta close an account, WM. T. GARRATT, — No. 135 Fremont Street, San Fransisco, San Francisco, Oct.22—Im . : UNITED STATES SALOON. : CBECKMAN, EEPSon hand s supst stool of WHS. KY, BRANDY, LIQUURS, . &c, &c, FINE CIGARS always opw-hand. Th Bar 18 always supplied with: the best articles in: the bove line.. Call-and sample. m2 CANDIES! CANDIES ! YY Bosse . AND RETAIL, Of. all: descriptions and of the BEST MATERIALS, ——-BY-—— CANTY & WAGNER, No. 10%,. Montgomery Street, 86. 800N a6 ‘ ; nawe of “Danforth’s Petroleum Fluid,” but . 1871. WOs, . tet eseteie ens an possie . / . SANFRANCISOO. 8: N. BLIVEN. a Mister sisi Noveds,-Got, 26th, 1871. { . The mtbettlon of Whe Trade fe eallet toes YN. B. ‘The will bo soullaned at goots euttebte tthe tneoldistend, by POLTER & HIGOURNET. pike E OL DAYS! od of treatsae " hO gah: aiad , Us mois HAs eae Tidiie so selling. ott 5 New kable remedies, Cir aunt ae per apy u ma % % pip Mi gh a Lehn yn culaneand” > oh pyc mpherhing Patronages-si wee Yo se vl! Yo mano 8 wand terins : Littl sath eka th otlg WHA STHOD Th AF "36 5 Hy ° EAS _& X. BLIVEM. . om: A : ; bated 9 PRADED ‘Wooo weve mint Bincet, Bhiladelphit,P . woraaa Oot. Bt, 1 and carefully attended to. ms A ; . a