November 28, 1876 (4 pages)

ee fe at nnn The Daily Transevip' NEVADA CIETY. Cale rs * eee skis sa : = Pededay: devesber 28, 1876 * Wait for the Verdict. fhe proceedings of the Returning . { Board i in the three contested Southe . t CORRESPONDENCE. = TreckzF; Nov.25:b, 1876. Transcarpr: . Tais place a. Ep. present is a lively ‘camp. The streets during. the day ure. crowded with, . dise, and at night the a teams, delivering wood and tnerchansaloons and other public places are full, of peoFront of a Saturday nigbt,-re Montgomery ule andtoa stranger, stree! in Erockee, Keurney or seurbles tOorrespondence of the Tr .nstnirt.] Our Washington LetterWiasatnctox, Nov. 20:b, 1876. Darivg the present week our city . has had mavy Visitors, as parties . vbo bave uttend d tbe closing exercises of the Cen‘en nial, patise befure to view the . it buildings as are open to returning to their homes, Capitol. und sach portiols J yverumel tue public. At the former pluéeone that goes.to the buyer of bouanzas will be. kept up by assessment on the other mines. A bundred shares . of Bonanzas that will*sell for 000 now, will not be. worth o$ Shorting isa sure Hlood 20t three-quarters. of $5,1,000 in a year, thing --four for’ one. have -all. the coin on this coast, and are sure. to get the balance. AN ‘that dov't get broke willbe the ones that ‘those sell short, and thus force themselves . in with the chiefs. look at this example-—retire, Saloon keepers . get a mine, keep sober, and become rich . ‘and respect tuble, . Sain eat . Yenchers Examination, The of Nevada County, will meet at the High Schoel Room in this city, toApJounty Board of Examination morrow morning at 10 o’clock. plicants for-certificates \are requited . to be present soe the epeeis. of Saat examination. First Grade ie sna State Certificates, cent. Second Grade 80 per cent. Third Grade, . 75 cent. No certificate to applicants under 18 85 per per will be granted years of age. 4 The Statistician, _—. o> _ Tho November number of the . Statistician, published. by L. P. McCarty, of San Francisco, has been received, Itis ble’work. ‘ It is published niontbly, and sold for $2 50 per copy for ove . year, The Annual, which contains the contents of twelve mouthly cop. ies, is sold for $4. Send orders to box 2,272. me The Fair and. Festival, The Fair and Festival to be. given by the ladies of the Episeopal Charch, promises*to be # pleasant. affoir. There will be o fine lot of. articles for sale, suitable for holiday presents, which will be disposed of low prices. Thesecond night's entgrtaidguvent will consist of literary and musical exercises; and-will conelude with a social dance. Page nee Iga ae Ivory Pencil Lost. Qn Sunday last, an ivory. pencil with the initials R. P. H, engraved .on the ivory, was lost. in this city. The finder will pleaae k leave it at this . should be & O Brien . ~ tickets in parucular . They Goldsiiith Broad dies. Ladies’ secured at obPee, ad of Ba. store be t Jacobs Bro’ 8. cau obtained on street. — 2+e ai } Reap Rosenberg Bros,’ advertisen26 . meut. A Danaerous Roap.—A_ few. days ago we had occasion to ride over the road “from Duteh Flat’to Nevada City. Placer and the rest in Nevada county. From Dutch Flat to Bear river there is a steep grade, and the road crosses any small bridges, spanning the ‘numerous flumes and can“Bear portion of the way ons “that damp tailings into river, A “ud: aud in some places hot more than a filled with Sta. tistical matter, and is a very vuluathe. euter and the bupk, foot intervenes between . . eaee of the road bed obstacle interaig in a dark night the true track ubfortunate There is no vening, j least variance from would precipitate the traveler, teauy and all, into the Added to’ this tbe most places is extremely river below. Darrow. The bridges are without railing, and in most cases a sharp tu:t must ve made in order tocross, The canons beneath are deep and rocky, and a or a slight variation from the would land the track, traveder on Ihe . unwary {the other side of Jordan, . to us that the proprietor ought to be ; compelled to place railings on his . bridges and to fence bis road on ‘the side next the highest banks. If this day and thea everyone will . is hot done some . will oceur, be astonished at the gross negligence that permitted the roud to be in such acondition, We have not yet rcovered from the effeets of-a ride over it in the dark, hence our indignation. We hope the needed fmprovements will ba Bade. road bet it-elf is in an excelleui condition and ii would require bui a small outlay to Make the mprovements suggested above, — Tru, kee Republican, \ — o_o -—-—--Reap Roseubery s Bros." advertise“j ent. 226 . : i t { ' when the electoral i declared offivially. A portion of the road is in} jrcent growed bas been Wasbed out, . the j road in) stumble on the part of an animal . tol!s! onthe'road are high and it seems . and accident The . ly depends, may be so indetinite, and so many side points will remain to be adjusted, that ‘for tbe first time in owr history we may not be reliably advised as to,.who sh: ill be Our next President until the Ltth of February, vote shall be deThe interest in the sabjectis as intense now, appareutly, ag it wason Wednesday mornthe forms the staple of conversation here at the National Cupitol. A temporary jullin the excitement is, however noticeable pending “the count in Soath und Fiorida, as it cannot possibly be asing succeeding election, «and Carolina, Louisiana certained for some days to. come. i Tbe fact that . riots or disor: lerly. there have been no proceedings in I the princi; pif cities of the Union / Where pertizan feeling has reached . the highést . willingness manifested to abide peace. fully the result as declared by the . proper au horities in tbe disputed . pitch, and tbe general . . Stutes, are the: surest guarantees of . the disposition of our ‘people to acebeerfuily the decree, aud to see . that the man who has been fairly cept eléf@ted is peaceful y inaugurated on the coming oth of Mareh. QO. . Rast SEE Neagee i D Reap Rosenberg Bros.’ advertisei ment, n26 . Tarfollownrg is worth reproducfor ihe which . grown Up Without seeing it. ing generation has In a ; Certain villave the edivor of a lvcal hewspaper had a rool at the hotel, Being absent night, and the house being” crowded, the landlady put a stranger in his bed. The next the following . fouud in the next room: one morning lines were I slept in an edit r’s bed jast night, Antic thers may say what they please: Is-y there's one editor in the worid that cerlalu ¥ takes his ease, . When L thotiga. of my humble cot, away, Leould not suppress a sig hy And thougotasir-jjod inthe ‘feathery nest **How easily titurs hie, ~,Phe editor, after making some in. quiries cf the landlord, made the . following sddytion to the above: The chap whose ‘*form” has rested here, And Ieft his copy” behind, Fora bad Lu pression should be ‘lacked {up,” As. the “cut is most nnkind. Behold a “pr. of” of “bow he lies"— Iv'the morning he weut away, Ari like many th tuse an edit ra “sheet” H. 8 ion gotcen his bis} tO -pay. ! eral of PurtLosorayc. — Greece had her philosopher that lived in a {ub of his own make, and Auburo has its philosopher who. usually sits on ch ifs glued together by his own i bands. This wise man, a few days avo, ‘while in eonversation with his immediateSmiends on the sibject of .reh gion, was asked bis opinion as to.the best means of preventing religious ‘proselytes . from . bac ‘kshding, ‘*Well, sir,” he said, if they slide back it must be owtng 'to tueir slippery nature, and to seyvpre. pre Reap Rosenberg Bros.’ advertiseWAKE — . ment. n26 ; UP = * Tue difference between an edito * . and bis wife is said to be that one sets articles to: rights and the othe, Owing to a contemplated writes ariicles to set.” ‘hat isn’. . change in the Pi irm, “9 ne on ly difference. , ommmnees . T, JACOBS &BRO. 5 4 ILL, ON AND AFTER THIS DaTE . At Grase V:liey, November 22, 1576, to * nt and wife, a ee Ri. hari Vines J W-Dunecan, Mine R Rossen, Rehef Hill Mrs Chris ;ohnsun, Relicf.Hill Mrs Johnson, do Miss Beck, do Chris Anderson, Deadwood G Worte, do JKRColiins, RR : Ps John Campbell. San Francisco John H Judd, Grass Valley bee Draper, do AD M: irtin, C ity WD Bailey , San Francisco RO Tompkins, Pleasant Valley H B Rathburn, do F Holbrook, do C P Loughridge, Colfax W Morgan, hk R Mr Northceut, Truckee F Phister, © to James Davis, Bear V alle y J Denler, City Chas LDentler, City Chas Archer, San Francisco : Sunpay, Nov. 26th, 1876. Clinton Harrison, Grass Valley A G Goudspéed , You Bet Fred Sackett, Grass Valley © C Chapman, San Francisco W Jackson, Wheatland = ass ealey, Wiiov Vu ley Sam Novitzky, Grass: Valley DJ McKinney, Shiloah B Ferry, San Franéssco H Huston, Spencerville i Goldsmith, City M RK Knowles, do CJ Thomas; Providence Mine ‘t C Randall, Blue Tent LM Sukeforth, V kiume CU Andrrsén, Wi,low Valley Miss Kitty Heliand, City Chas Grimes, City Lee Garihe,; & wife, City KJ shipman, San Francisco HS Cor¥ent, San Francisco Johu F philntress, Grass Valley JJ Rey, San Fra. cisco Henry Heiusegger, do H Pridmire, Raneh Joe Mller, do Henry Oiho, -do Judge Wright, Sun Flower ied ied al HOTEL; ARRIVALS, Re National Exchange Hotel, S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. SATURDAY, Nov. 20tb, 1876. CE Mulloy, City C Fu w eiler, Willow Valles J Keathey, Grass valley Ss Jordan, You Bet W Calb rt on, Eureka” LA Cnapman, do A Merrow, Sco.t’s Flat . P Shingle, do D Col ius, Grass Valley . 3B Morse, San Francisco k Northup, 3.n Juan W Jotes, Col bill 5 B Hunt, Moorc’s Flat WH Westfail, sau Francisco 5 Shockan, City G@M°MG ler, Grass Valley C Db Taylor, City Sunpay, Nov. 28 h, 1876 H H McClellan, San Fraacisco RS Wing, ABeruviile GH Gray. s, Mt+leasant, Iowa. W K Hovort, ao e G W Buckley & wife, Carson JN Payue, city * J & Nolan, San Francisco C ¥ Hawley Ncrin Columbia xe RJ FPitggeral & wite, San Jove : © Ff. Pitz eral, San Franc isce C Harpeon, Grass Valiey Mrs! B Rewdan, Secramento . GMiCaver, city Pa on —eiiadeai = E B Goor se, Carson Brap Ros ) rertiae} 4 © Gem sings do senberg Bros.’ advertise Seth.) 00. , Marysville ment, n6 : ' DE Tion 8, Gruss Valley = '? . Ete., ern States, is watebed He jealous Z ju San Francisco. The town boasts fean be shown all objvcts = pana; ; velit slip p Ing, SS recommend . . At Gr = Vi a) Beats ng r. 23, 1876, t z ins 2 . 4 : j 3 4 z ios to caich a P. » Herald. — Viils and ¥ > BU. = =e plate: eyes and thr neue ee r ideenere . of several of the finest stores oulside b. b Abs. wad prs aise — Id t jebulk. ‘ a ih t Grass V licy, Nevember 23, 1876, t& LESS TH AN C OST! itigen © e ¢ouptry. . There are} ee . ; ae yenuy, and éyen our © restuents i ~ = S : . We lter.k cré ont wile, uv son. citizen of the a . i . of San Fravcisev. Al-o several . -I aaa ‘a (boui der at ‘Reap Rosenberg Bros.’ _advertise. At Grass V ley, \ovember 25; 1576, to : 7 ale t 12 O oth fers : re! 2 ye 3 al : . $4, tae ~ Northern represeptatrres of oe F . first-class hotels, drag stores, galoons, . oT if b th . ment. n26 . Samuei dachus a nd Wife, a dsuguter. Tn order to Te duce @ it} the 142 arties-thére, who are al<o,. a nee : . quarter, wonders of Ww mich ey he v. a . ssclieatiasisisaceeieeaetupiaentinccemmeeerrmecini i litical pe = (and pumerous:ot3er busi ess. bouses. 1 ; i. iF “a Ie; an: 66 send — = . ss = —_— : : F irst of Janwary, mae __-watehing € exch, ABOVE, . and they WL Bte Picwclene: Fiepitiicsns 4-teinL® -drea ver or eximp , “ i [By. Telegraph.] _ PED. 23 Olt. g , t eif part organi Za oe : i gair Were “informed that the . ini cocks. ae st men = whom th a. Pp a8 <, . weekly, which is pad ished aud ed —— “ Bathar of Hid Country . IWWiihing Stocks . oe ee ae ee tions have itwptieit confidence, As . : ee ee ee Grct . ides Chat the Pathero 3. Cc ees See S eo ee ge eg = iy ited by W. = iE iw irds, 33 @ Hirst) : == =e agg i; At Willow Va ‘ley, November 26, 157 : om ae . yet they aes ee —— pores } i ; { recelves_a liberal . was interred at Mt" Ve ru 38 all a): Yesterday Morning beg Sales =e Georve Kitts, agea 4i years. NO Bal VIE BUG!. ; = ; , {. Clauss paner, au ecelvgs.£ otliecodt #0 ai z _f . sd : etiaenise =—w fro -dissatishe he . ‘ : 41%. a3 bis trae ace of burial is Sa : ; : H > faneral will tak rol : that they are dissatisfied with th support from the Trackeeites and . 2m x y so ; tal . . The following are thé quotations — : c ' We mean business ‘and will airness © 2 neti .tbhe Boards. . be + ij » Cal , auc be wouk ake + — ; 2 ith or g tiona Chureh, to-duy 1©& he HU heSs ala wilt fairness of the action of.the Boards. . ce surrounding —coontryNew in the Capt : ce ef it-the Wales-at the egatsr Board t! og me “s t = i —— Wow Wilt xy will be: time enpuge. © = ae buildings are being put up, agd the. tazin ther id ee eae yesterday imornivg — opening -and Epis i : es ze eee sell as foliows: —_ oe wholesale fraud when there is any : pies yipg iu louk# every ' Credulous parties unbhesitatlbg y fuilelosing » rp rintances are trite t ratte = : zl j : “ . town 1s lImproying URS Eten) Z “10515. = ee Dae tr {An , DrYOVLDE V tit } “i 3 Plow 1, and they are showy a cee . : ee = In Nevada City, Novermb i 2 TAS ae an] evidence Pibiee: ms Wait til t ele ty. The youny bloods of 1 ruckee ow ae s = } . ay = Cer tenvial, son .of Jobo watt i FOR CA SH ONLY . verdict ‘of the -varions Returning)! up for the big Thanks-. like room koown as. W isbington . 850 Ophir 43%. . Morar, d Gmonths and 16 days \ : 3 : 4, . are sprucing Up . ; ; eres $5 Mexican w3iZ 9334 ras ; — da are made, and afrerthe full!” : aud wifiletthey gize with fev 3 aes Vers 2 . s -Funer services will: ‘tek <<" Boards are madé id a i in oiviag bull, to be given by the piou y BAS a a o ; . 1825 California 52 5174. . Tbe -Fun rah € Ice : Wi “e SUPORE OFe tonuered, they sh INC) gs Pend Aewelation, acd the. Cents aey tee the Sark 8U0Savage 934 934, — place ut the residence of the parents. 15 vards Calicoes for $1 00, agent opie 8 oes Peete eI illine r3 kept bu y getting up pockets’ his. money and. cauvkles. 600 Best & Beicher 4514 45. . this worning ai 9v’cloek, after whicti FA ‘ e <a thi yersufre ie 2 as pv itis t =. f < : Aifin F é 2s si = = o 2 Ee : > = lieve Gove Hayes echoes the, sentitylish. costumes for the young ln. What sballbet-done with these — hg + aee 49° 4934, the remiins«f tbe deceased will be 1 yards W hite Rock . ee ‘= 5 = j ; ‘ Mic ot 2) Ghollar 7 ee ‘ : + 4 5 ° ag r : : sVEr tepnblican,; in the auebty boys? Tbe Centennial is es iy : ken tc North San Jaan for buri: c ment of eve ry Repo f ose dies, of which bere are qi ite a lat rue Ln je ty , c : 875 Hite’ &, Nureross 744 7. ae tc North San Jaan for burial. Muslin, $1 00. ek , . 5 . » fr i “er ue be > tion. proase , x BEAN following, whieh bale oe nuntber here. A grind time is antici;OVEF+ = ee f 69 Crown Point 944 = ~ "30 ‘vards I onesd: le! Mus : Ohio paper: pated. The weither is pleasant, . boauced it closed, aud at a vere * = 595 Yellow Jacke boy, 157% PUD NERA LE . WOTICH ee Ie cs : 4 sess Governor Hayes ‘said. to a friend : SS St remaining Mais the great engine ceased ity 9150 Imperial 2 9244 : ae lin. $1 00. ! : “4 artes a9 Obio, “on Wednesdey: with every indievliow of retialhibg ernnw Gen,-und th Lute Auth e ; Exuisf” 830 Kentnelk 10. _5 Gh VU . A : S = Wah snow . mmOtIC 4 ¢ Be : Sees , : : “Any man fit ta: be. Presideut; Gr} so for some time to come, No snow . bee tan Si ee fa 470 Alpba 30 394%. . 10 “wards Pequot Brown . y.ion Of the Litter 3 OL eriTe PO a TQ EL : « =e pens . ++ even a candidate of a great. party . has fallen lbere to speak of, and a ey ates ie aed Belcher 13, ** i ) PANHE MEMBERS OF i<4.$100. 2 for oftice, would prefer ‘i be counted . itd Winter is looked for. -‘The. ¢ became ouly a memory. f its eres oe pe 4 11% i é Xx ; : ! . : ’ { wihob f : i out by fr: wad rather thau be counted . . hy ts __ Tiere gees ty be a spirit ¢ of un-. 150 B ae — Se -£ ee ee : cm a ecditer—eof the epu LliettAn—Sporrste — ; = es ‘tf vu. Cc Cc. : ae y ¥ yas BE, an ay ro Ta by trad or whicir ri Se owl that and i» te _. Fest ou the streets sna ds the uffices: 15) Excnequer 13 AM 3, t annel: souable suspic jou The c mversit. bran Dew sfove pipe Dat, woud: p . th : iow } 150 Overman 83. ke Tinretey ectified ts aieot ut thee Hall &Y 00 as ° ; e 2 ¥ a Tesi gee ee ‘ Ons At Preoy 11 0e¢ yreet uxt thelr aa a J tion turned to the. subject of. au) pight enjoyiuga big ‘teat,”” both of . ‘rtles meet with ee Aen 2} 1465 Justice 25 25%. ; : : ‘ : elector voting for the candidate oth whiich he obtained at the expense of . Who? = dp sible the respo , = » Union Bed LTi4 1175. . TO-DAY, TUESDAY, the28th inst., at 10 yards Repps, for Wi er than he had been clfosen to vi te . = : Dp i aoeatin dries de eke “VYust Who?’ To-day all are for 20V Ji Hia 5 073-0 Ya: } : . a for, and a member of the Governor's] 801° of bis Se [ilden; tu-mortow, for Hayes, and 150 Caleduosaa lo%; Ons o’ctotk, P. ee vers, $2 00 party said: ‘‘No man in this ¢ ORETEY . were confi iént tuat no Stale South . =< B ty 55U Lady Bryau Q5c. I ’ 4 2 “pyre l I Fed > f ;¢ eather 1 the Funeral of 3r¢ "2has courage ebouyb to nece abe the 0 i=] f Masog’ ad Dixon’s tine would + vice VET ais Eistes 8 aa a St eae Island 1, Sere t = ae Et <Page a Brot’ a 8 +01 wrecting, per yard, soe e ‘ ‘ ) ) e inde5 rile pet, GEURGS ¢ = i > ¥ tice of Pre sident, if elected feb te 19 fur eee & Wheeler. . dull, owing, eh ctete f sons _ Onarile t. } eee A FS fae Bi aes ‘ a vote; ‘ind by conrage { mean bi sr i] M 1OD iP P.M . Cision regarding tue Presideatial elecZs _— } GOB FBLUAT Cbilettain oY CeDiS. . 1 > { e& A t ¢ . ** . ; * ° ibdod, bravido, wi¢keduess and all — : Sot f laruvé bouses = : a" : : : j ‘ He OG our ary 19USeS i 2 ¢ . = the qualities requisite to such ab ——= . j ti dae cesdiey Yesterday Afternoon’ ee ‘Sales . WIASON TIC je J ECTIOiwW. 9 j-4 She seling, per yard, act Po-wt sith vy: Hityes prouppt=Rea -_ “Sinareuttr cP trertise+ Baye. aletlyfalle Hy aud others. 4te ee. SNerthern Bele Sty 3 age = 23 _ = " BS S Gee ae Soke = ly and quietly responded: -"T kaow . yong: u25 . . wavering. Fsycy stores are ‘bright-. 1) Le peed 6%, 63% ve : ou.cents. , 2 ees aa Con Virginia 48 6 4817 eee of one man,certainly who ‘hi AB hot. Pa ———— » . ening with yoods for the holidays, : 5 79 r8 : oe : pie Bie, Bs fo ke. + ‘Nous e Ophir 44. 45. g Tur anntak rifetion or. Ladies’ Merino Vests, 75 a 1 NOUCO,— and judging ‘by the number of tue Yellow Jacket'154% 151 > A Stocks. Z : Ses \ : } yds “42 . a Santon « “Pood Ail persons .kuowing’ themselves) fair sex fitting in avd out,’ their Be st & Belcher 44° A 44! C NEVADALOD DGE,No.13, cents. Th iQ: Jnion says: SF 1loot ue ' ‘ . , ; ; ee a : L . indebted to the late firm of GrayX . worth is very much appre ciated. a B e rags i —Ladies Balmoral~ Skirts;’ , O Bri Says s0 4 up tuey go _., } t _ : = : . ? 44 15); & y Brien says ae [ P = . Gilman, are requested to call xt the The session of Congress, convena. — N Ny a : 1i3, i: F, and A. M., will take place at ae : . an own ley go, ; : Ee ; i i ¢ t 8 : a : thumbs down ae : : : f ‘ 3 old stand -and settle immediately. ing two weeks from. next MonMexican 2414 Z yt # MASONIC HAL a fo C ents. There i { u in any of them, = : Se p ey sg = There is no murit a ° ee John. Hanly is antborizd to settle} day, will doabtiess be dne of sbsorbpavage 97% iv. . 6. euneces Zépnhir Wool for therefore we wouldadyise our friends iy biIY inv exse Of nly abseue Beek ee Ee Doe oe ees aT Wed De 3 187 on eee SS : : all bil 1 Case 3 e. 4 fing interest and upttstal exciteme j ; e nes‘a cember 1} Pa , % snre thing to short the = : : } se g advertise. y; bd oi & nd who want a pore th He to short the 1,28 er Cian . With the great anxiety and suspense . Rav Ros enberg Bros.’ ad . $10 0, nis nS far as their mouey goes, eae es . dent. n2G / -2 ‘loe > : Denansas #5 1A8 5 ore BO ae iin regurdto the recent election, which ment a 7 At 7 1-2 o'clock, P. M. L: dies »§ Enelish Cotton but short one sbare of Ophir and Secure Tickets. . the people of the United Siates bave iy SOIR Z : Sos Bee = » people he 24 Hit : i SF a z j 5 eS 1 “ is a 5 ee a ree CR 7 4 HOTEL AKRIVALS. Sosa ee aoe four of pals e08 4 ete or Bais [Those who expect to attend the . snffered; the returos, even from thet . Members of the Lodge will take due . Hose, ¢ xtra quality, three ¥ rxachb shinre 0 JOUANZ?. 1€ ‘ . we ‘orniv: . : A ; = } nofiveanld overn -hemselves <ccordingly . . ——— age te enok nhare OF Re ¥} Grud Masquerade Carnival on! ¢.y Southern States still in abeyUnion Hotel. Vi * Brett ss liall it q. pair for $1 00 “a1, : ‘ idee ots . : ? : : sg ee Z : isiting Breth.en are cordially invited: 8 . a; will all go to nothing inside of a Phursday ui Lt, should at once se. ance. and upon which the jssue matnJACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor = Z ° ‘ +ul 1 ¥ a SY T ¢ the as “ ‘ ‘ ata rp year, and the ‘dividends declared . gyre tickets for themselves and la-. SATURDAY, Nov. 25th, 1876. By order of the Master. Ladies Cotton Hose, . five > n2s J. H. . ALEX. GAULT'S . GROCERY, . . . PROVISION, LIQUOR STORE AND BAKERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADACITY. BOARD MAN; Se ‘pair jor $1.00. <emereaenye DRESS G~ ODS, SHAWLS, GLOVES AND FANCY GOCDS, Also a fall. Steck of CARPETS, a VING STOCKED THE FIREPROOF . All of which will be -gol . at unprecedentedly LOW RATES! v A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF Family Groceries, This Sale t ‘mediately, itd for CASH ONLY: i sec Everybody come ant ukes place imMaking it equal in point! of Quantity, and superior as . to Quality, to any Provision ‘Store in the mountains, I would say to’ all desiring} ‘for yourself, at CHOICE PROVISIONS GROCERIES JACOBS BROS., Brown & Morgan's Block. Cc .CASE GOODS . Broad $ Street, Nevada Cit Ete., November 24,1876 . At the very LOWEST rates, . ——___--_______—_-_ Ito call and examine fiiy stock which is FRESH & PURE. FAIR —aANnD— FESTIVAL! wu BE GIVEN BY THE WINES and LIQUORS, Of the Best Brands, con-. stantly on hand. : —oos ‘THE BAKERY Will be supplied with Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crackers, ConAectionery, etc. Ladies of the Episcopal Churcb, —-ON ‘THE— EVENINGS OF DECEMBER 6th ané 7th. I intend to keep the BEST of. . everything to be fcund in a ; * 7: a2 seles far First-Class GROCERY AND There will be articles! PROVISION STORE. Thank-. Sale, and a ful for past patronage, "I so-. = SOCIAL DANCE licit a continuance of the same . ‘. The Last Evening. nna eee _ Nevada City ;Noveinberggh, 1976: Nevada City, Nov, 9b, 186. builing, adjoining my BAKERY, with . : ——— ohe B ‘lected s NEVA! Toe ' The Grass re lishing. it sending deel big buck or a butelrer’ss ‘people of th land which 1 and honey, . fat deer roan aught by th Gee, GA birthday brate the it on some invited them cussing a. tun pf’ s °F through pint quality of di party. dispe opinion that Siumpeé’s ary and with the host to célébrate apon tl the number gin with-ni The. fol} Herald this county: ppl hard for -pl. have be; abilities ef . the couuty furm J0U0S§easou ~jation of ki “fairs “ip of the -ce drouth in the St State.’ In view 0! Li y great Many . ginning to’ \ ‘is estimate: locked up it ing the resa very plenty the move a hepublican. The noto: created a lit bagnio, the an attempt: a hank then called hang hersel! the alatua, z Was persuac purpose. . ] erciil hess she sh _rupted.— 7’ Was Judge Limes, week with we are glad was slow]; when the pi Ce It appear: about our f -prietorship merly occu The bargain summated tion of the and thirst + baeco will k articles nov Our weat! Wwititer kor me gius to say The mas¢ toned affair will be som on that eve: gloved mas the pleasur through the The cabi: lives at Blu fire on Sun discovered . get into the little furnit Stewart is i having bee Gounty Ho: eral times, ~comparatiy: — One for hin Millingto will meet a’ afternoon, who desire respectiully the first me By notice seen that t! of Caucasie at their Ha tend the fui er, George Reap Ju Ment,

ee fe at nnn The Daily Transevip' NEVADA CIETY. Cale rs * eee skis sa : = Pededay: devesber 28, 1876 * Wait for the Verdict. fhe proceedings of the Returning . { Board i in the three contested Southe . t CORRESPONDENCE. = TreckzF; Nov.25:b, 1876. Transcarpr: . Tais place a. Ep. present is a lively ‘camp. The streets during. the day ure. crowded with, . dise, and at night the a teams, delivering wood and tnerchansaloons and other public places are full, of peoFront of a Saturday nigbt,-re Montgomery ule andtoa stranger, stree! in Erockee, Keurney or seurbles tOorrespondence of the Tr .nstnirt.] Our Washington LetterWiasatnctox, Nov. 20:b, 1876. Darivg the present week our city . has had mavy Visitors, as parties . vbo bave uttend d tbe closing exercises of the Cen‘en nial, patise befure to view the . it buildings as are open to returning to their homes, Capitol. und sach portiols J yverumel tue public. At the former pluéeone that goes.to the buyer of bouanzas will be. kept up by assessment on the other mines. A bundred shares . of Bonanzas that will*sell for 000 now, will not be. worth o$ Shorting isa sure Hlood 20t three-quarters. of $5,1,000 in a year, thing --four for’ one. have -all. the coin on this coast, and are sure. to get the balance. AN ‘that dov't get broke willbe the ones that ‘those sell short, and thus force themselves . in with the chiefs. look at this example-—retire, Saloon keepers . get a mine, keep sober, and become rich . ‘and respect tuble, . Sain eat . Yenchers Examination, The of Nevada County, will meet at the High Schoel Room in this city, toApJounty Board of Examination morrow morning at 10 o’clock. plicants for-certificates \are requited . to be present soe the epeeis. of Saat examination. First Grade ie sna State Certificates, cent. Second Grade 80 per cent. Third Grade, . 75 cent. No certificate to applicants under 18 85 per per will be granted years of age. 4 The Statistician, _—. o> _ Tho November number of the . Statistician, published. by L. P. McCarty, of San Francisco, has been received, Itis ble’work. ‘ It is published niontbly, and sold for $2 50 per copy for ove . year, The Annual, which contains the contents of twelve mouthly cop. ies, is sold for $4. Send orders to box 2,272. me The Fair and. Festival, The Fair and Festival to be. given by the ladies of the Episeopal Charch, promises*to be # pleasant. affoir. There will be o fine lot of. articles for sale, suitable for holiday presents, which will be disposed of low prices. Thesecond night's entgrtaidguvent will consist of literary and musical exercises; and-will conelude with a social dance. Page nee Iga ae Ivory Pencil Lost. Qn Sunday last, an ivory. pencil with the initials R. P. H, engraved .on the ivory, was lost. in this city. The finder will pleaae k leave it at this . should be & O Brien . ~ tickets in parucular . They Goldsiiith Broad dies. Ladies’ secured at obPee, ad of Ba. store be t Jacobs Bro’ 8. cau obtained on street. — 2+e ai } Reap Rosenberg Bros,’ advertisen26 . meut. A Danaerous Roap.—A_ few. days ago we had occasion to ride over the road “from Duteh Flat’to Nevada City. Placer and the rest in Nevada county. From Dutch Flat to Bear river there is a steep grade, and the road crosses any small bridges, spanning the ‘numerous flumes and can“Bear portion of the way ons “that damp tailings into river, A “ud: aud in some places hot more than a filled with Sta. tistical matter, and is a very vuluathe. euter and the bupk, foot intervenes between . . eaee of the road bed obstacle interaig in a dark night the true track ubfortunate There is no vening, j least variance from would precipitate the traveler, teauy and all, into the Added to’ this tbe most places is extremely river below. Darrow. The bridges are without railing, and in most cases a sharp tu:t must ve made in order tocross, The canons beneath are deep and rocky, and a or a slight variation from the would land the track, traveder on Ihe . unwary {the other side of Jordan, . to us that the proprietor ought to be ; compelled to place railings on his . bridges and to fence bis road on ‘the side next the highest banks. If this day and thea everyone will . is hot done some . will oceur, be astonished at the gross negligence that permitted the roud to be in such acondition, We have not yet rcovered from the effeets of-a ride over it in the dark, hence our indignation. We hope the needed fmprovements will ba Bade. road bet it-elf is in an excelleui condition and ii would require bui a small outlay to Make the mprovements suggested above, — Tru, kee Republican, \ — o_o -—-—--Reap Roseubery s Bros." advertise“j ent. 226 . : i t { ' when the electoral i declared offivially. A portion of the road is in} jrcent growed bas been Wasbed out, . the j road in) stumble on the part of an animal . tol!s! onthe'road are high and it seems . and accident The . ly depends, may be so indetinite, and so many side points will remain to be adjusted, that ‘for tbe first time in owr history we may not be reliably advised as to,.who sh: ill be Our next President until the Ltth of February, vote shall be deThe interest in the sabjectis as intense now, appareutly, ag it wason Wednesday mornthe forms the staple of conversation here at the National Cupitol. A temporary jullin the excitement is, however noticeable pending “the count in Soath und Fiorida, as it cannot possibly be asing succeeding election, «and Carolina, Louisiana certained for some days to. come. i Tbe fact that . riots or disor: lerly. there have been no proceedings in I the princi; pif cities of the Union / Where pertizan feeling has reached . the highést . willingness manifested to abide peace. fully the result as declared by the . proper au horities in tbe disputed . pitch, and tbe general . . Stutes, are the: surest guarantees of . the disposition of our ‘people to acebeerfuily the decree, aud to see . that the man who has been fairly cept eléf@ted is peaceful y inaugurated on the coming oth of Mareh. QO. . Rast SEE Neagee i D Reap Rosenberg Bros.’ advertisei ment, n26 . Tarfollownrg is worth reproducfor ihe which . grown Up Without seeing it. ing generation has In a ; Certain villave the edivor of a lvcal hewspaper had a rool at the hotel, Being absent night, and the house being” crowded, the landlady put a stranger in his bed. The next the following . fouud in the next room: one morning lines were I slept in an edit r’s bed jast night, Antic thers may say what they please: Is-y there's one editor in the worid that cerlalu ¥ takes his ease, . When L thotiga. of my humble cot, away, Leould not suppress a sig hy And thougotasir-jjod inthe ‘feathery nest **How easily titurs hie, ~,Phe editor, after making some in. quiries cf the landlord, made the . following sddytion to the above: The chap whose ‘*form” has rested here, And Ieft his copy” behind, Fora bad Lu pression should be ‘lacked {up,” As. the “cut is most nnkind. Behold a “pr. of” of “bow he lies"— Iv'the morning he weut away, Ari like many th tuse an edit ra “sheet” H. 8 ion gotcen his bis} tO -pay. ! eral of PurtLosorayc. — Greece had her philosopher that lived in a {ub of his own make, and Auburo has its philosopher who. usually sits on ch ifs glued together by his own i bands. This wise man, a few days avo, ‘while in eonversation with his immediateSmiends on the sibject of .reh gion, was asked bis opinion as to.the best means of preventing religious ‘proselytes . from . bac ‘kshding, ‘*Well, sir,” he said, if they slide back it must be owtng 'to tueir slippery nature, and to seyvpre. pre Reap Rosenberg Bros.’ advertiseWAKE — . ment. n26 ; UP = * Tue difference between an edito * . and bis wife is said to be that one sets articles to: rights and the othe, Owing to a contemplated writes ariicles to set.” ‘hat isn’. . change in the Pi irm, “9 ne on ly difference. , ommmnees . T, JACOBS &BRO. 5 4 ILL, ON AND AFTER THIS DaTE . At Grase V:liey, November 22, 1576, to * nt and wife, a ee Ri. hari Vines J W-Dunecan, Mine R Rossen, Rehef Hill Mrs Chris ;ohnsun, Relicf.Hill Mrs Johnson, do Miss Beck, do Chris Anderson, Deadwood G Worte, do JKRColiins, RR : Ps John Campbell. San Francisco John H Judd, Grass Valley bee Draper, do AD M: irtin, C ity WD Bailey , San Francisco RO Tompkins, Pleasant Valley H B Rathburn, do F Holbrook, do C P Loughridge, Colfax W Morgan, hk R Mr Northceut, Truckee F Phister, © to James Davis, Bear V alle y J Denler, City Chas LDentler, City Chas Archer, San Francisco : Sunpay, Nov. 26th, 1876. Clinton Harrison, Grass Valley A G Goudspéed , You Bet Fred Sackett, Grass Valley © C Chapman, San Francisco W Jackson, Wheatland = ass ealey, Wiiov Vu ley Sam Novitzky, Grass: Valley DJ McKinney, Shiloah B Ferry, San Franéssco H Huston, Spencerville i Goldsmith, City M RK Knowles, do CJ Thomas; Providence Mine ‘t C Randall, Blue Tent LM Sukeforth, V kiume CU Andrrsén, Wi,low Valley Miss Kitty Heliand, City Chas Grimes, City Lee Garihe,; & wife, City KJ shipman, San Francisco

HS Cor¥ent, San Francisco Johu F philntress, Grass Valley JJ Rey, San Fra. cisco Henry Heiusegger, do H Pridmire, Raneh Joe Mller, do Henry Oiho, -do Judge Wright, Sun Flower ied ied al HOTEL; ARRIVALS, Re National Exchange Hotel, S. A. EDDY, Proprietor. SATURDAY, Nov. 20tb, 1876. CE Mulloy, City C Fu w eiler, Willow Valles J Keathey, Grass valley Ss Jordan, You Bet W Calb rt on, Eureka” LA Cnapman, do A Merrow, Sco.t’s Flat . P Shingle, do D Col ius, Grass Valley . 3B Morse, San Francisco k Northup, 3.n Juan W Jotes, Col bill 5 B Hunt, Moorc’s Flat WH Westfail, sau Francisco 5 Shockan, City G@M°MG ler, Grass Valley C Db Taylor, City Sunpay, Nov. 28 h, 1876 H H McClellan, San Fraacisco RS Wing, ABeruviile GH Gray. s, Mt+leasant, Iowa. W K Hovort, ao e G W Buckley & wife, Carson JN Payue, city * J & Nolan, San Francisco C ¥ Hawley Ncrin Columbia xe RJ FPitggeral & wite, San Jove : © Ff. Pitz eral, San Franc isce C Harpeon, Grass Valiey Mrs! B Rewdan, Secramento . GMiCaver, city Pa on —eiiadeai = E B Goor se, Carson Brap Ros ) rertiae} 4 © Gem sings do senberg Bros.’ advertise Seth.) 00. , Marysville ment, n6 : ' DE Tion 8, Gruss Valley = '? . Ete., ern States, is watebed He jealous Z ju San Francisco. The town boasts fean be shown all objvcts = pana; ; velit slip p Ing, SS recommend . . At Gr = Vi a) Beats ng r. 23, 1876, t z ins 2 . 4 : j 3 4 z ios to caich a P. » Herald. — Viils and ¥ > BU. = =e plate: eyes and thr neue ee r ideenere . of several of the finest stores oulside b. b Abs. wad prs aise — Id t jebulk. ‘ a ih t Grass V licy, Nevember 23, 1876, t& LESS TH AN C OST! itigen © e ¢ouptry. . There are} ee . ; ae yenuy, and éyen our © restuents i ~ = S : . We lter.k cré ont wile, uv son. citizen of the a . i . of San Fravcisev. Al-o several . -I aaa ‘a (boui der at ‘Reap Rosenberg Bros.’ _advertise. At Grass V ley, \ovember 25; 1576, to : 7 ale t 12 O oth fers : re! 2 ye 3 al : . $4, tae ~ Northern represeptatrres of oe F . first-class hotels, drag stores, galoons, . oT if b th . ment. n26 . Samuei dachus a nd Wife, a dsuguter. Tn order to Te duce @ it} the 142 arties-thére, who are al<o,. a nee : . quarter, wonders of Ww mich ey he v. a . ssclieatiasisisaceeieeaetupiaentinccemmeeerrmecini i litical pe = (and pumerous:ot3er busi ess. bouses. 1 ; i. iF “a Ie; an: 66 send — = . ss = —_— : : F irst of Janwary, mae __-watehing € exch, ABOVE, . and they WL Bte Picwclene: Fiepitiicsns 4-teinL® -drea ver or eximp , “ i [By. Telegraph.] _ PED. 23 Olt. g , t eif part organi Za oe : i gair Were “informed that the . ini cocks. ae st men = whom th a. Pp a8 <, . weekly, which is pad ished aud ed —— “ Bathar of Hid Country . IWWiihing Stocks . oe ee ae ee tions have itwptieit confidence, As . : ee ee ee Grct . ides Chat the Pathero 3. Cc ees See S eo ee ge eg = iy ited by W. = iE iw irds, 33 @ Hirst) : == =e agg i; At Willow Va ‘ley, November 26, 157 : om ae . yet they aes ee —— pores } i ; { recelves_a liberal . was interred at Mt" Ve ru 38 all a): Yesterday Morning beg Sales =e Georve Kitts, agea 4i years. NO Bal VIE BUG!. ; = ; , {. Clauss paner, au ecelvgs.£ otliecodt #0 ai z _f . sd : etiaenise =—w fro -dissatishe he . ‘ : 41%. a3 bis trae ace of burial is Sa : ; : H > faneral will tak rol : that they are dissatisfied with th support from the Trackeeites and . 2m x y so ; tal . . The following are thé quotations — : c ' We mean business ‘and will airness © 2 neti .tbhe Boards. . be + ij » Cal , auc be wouk ake + — ; 2 ith or g tiona Chureh, to-duy 1©& he HU heSs ala wilt fairness of the action of.the Boards. . ce surrounding —coontryNew in the Capt : ce ef it-the Wales-at the egatsr Board t! og me “s t = i —— Wow Wilt xy will be: time enpuge. © = ae buildings are being put up, agd the. tazin ther id ee eae yesterday imornivg — opening -and Epis i : es ze eee sell as foliows: —_ oe wholesale fraud when there is any : pies yipg iu louk# every ' Credulous parties unbhesitatlbg y fuilelosing » rp rintances are trite t ratte = : zl j : “ . town 1s lImproying URS Eten) Z “10515. = ee Dae tr {An , DrYOVLDE V tit } “i 3 Plow 1, and they are showy a cee . : ee = In Nevada City, Novermb i 2 TAS ae an] evidence Pibiee: ms Wait til t ele ty. The youny bloods of 1 ruckee ow ae s = } . ay = Cer tenvial, son .of Jobo watt i FOR CA SH ONLY . verdict ‘of the -varions Returning)! up for the big Thanks-. like room koown as. W isbington . 850 Ophir 43%. . Morar, d Gmonths and 16 days \ : 3 : 4, . are sprucing Up . ; ; eres $5 Mexican w3iZ 9334 ras ; — da are made, and afrerthe full!” : aud wifiletthey gize with fev 3 aes Vers 2 . s -Funer services will: ‘tek <<" Boards are madé id a i in oiviag bull, to be given by the piou y BAS a a o ; . 1825 California 52 5174. . Tbe -Fun rah € Ice : Wi “e SUPORE OFe tonuered, they sh INC) gs Pend Aewelation, acd the. Cents aey tee the Sark 8U0Savage 934 934, — place ut the residence of the parents. 15 vards Calicoes for $1 00, agent opie 8 oes Peete eI illine r3 kept bu y getting up pockets’ his. money and. cauvkles. 600 Best & Beicher 4514 45. . this worning ai 9v’cloek, after whicti FA ‘ e <a thi yersufre ie 2 as pv itis t =. f < : Aifin F é 2s si = = o 2 Ee : > = lieve Gove Hayes echoes the, sentitylish. costumes for the young ln. What sballbet-done with these — hg + aee 49° 4934, the remiins«f tbe deceased will be 1 yards W hite Rock . ee ‘= 5 = j ; ‘ Mic ot 2) Ghollar 7 ee ‘ : + 4 5 ° ag r : : sVEr tepnblican,; in the auebty boys? Tbe Centennial is es iy : ken tc North San Jaan for buri: c ment of eve ry Repo f ose dies, of which bere are qi ite a lat rue Ln je ty , c : 875 Hite’ &, Nureross 744 7. ae tc North San Jaan for burial. Muslin, $1 00. ek , . 5 . » fr i “er ue be > tion. proase , x BEAN following, whieh bale oe nuntber here. A grind time is antici;OVEF+ = ee f 69 Crown Point 944 = ~ "30 ‘vards I onesd: le! Mus : Ohio paper: pated. The weither is pleasant, . boauced it closed, aud at a vere * = 595 Yellow Jacke boy, 157% PUD NERA LE . WOTICH ee Ie cs : 4 sess Governor Hayes ‘said. to a friend : SS St remaining Mais the great engine ceased ity 9150 Imperial 2 9244 : ae lin. $1 00. ! : “4 artes a9 Obio, “on Wednesdey: with every indievliow of retialhibg ernnw Gen,-und th Lute Auth e ; Exuisf” 830 Kentnelk 10. _5 Gh VU . A : S = Wah snow . mmOtIC 4 ¢ Be : Sees , : : “Any man fit ta: be. Presideut; Gr} so for some time to come, No snow . bee tan Si ee fa 470 Alpba 30 394%. . 10 “wards Pequot Brown . y.ion Of the Litter 3 OL eriTe PO a TQ EL : « =e pens . ++ even a candidate of a great. party . has fallen lbere to speak of, and a ey ates ie aed Belcher 13, ** i ) PANHE MEMBERS OF i<4.$100. 2 for oftice, would prefer ‘i be counted . itd Winter is looked for. -‘The. ¢ became ouly a memory. f its eres oe pe 4 11% i é Xx ; : ! . : ’ { wihob f : i out by fr: wad rather thau be counted . . hy ts __ Tiere gees ty be a spirit ¢ of un-. 150 B ae — Se -£ ee ee : cm a ecditer—eof the epu LliettAn—Sporrste — ; = es ‘tf vu. Cc Cc. : ae y ¥ yas BE, an ay ro Ta by trad or whicir ri Se owl that and i» te _. Fest ou the streets sna ds the uffices: 15) Excnequer 13 AM 3, t annel: souable suspic jou The c mversit. bran Dew sfove pipe Dat, woud: p . th : iow } 150 Overman 83. ke Tinretey ectified ts aieot ut thee Hall &Y 00 as ° ; e 2 ¥ a Tesi gee ee ‘ Ons At Preoy 11 0e¢ yreet uxt thelr aa a J tion turned to the. subject of. au) pight enjoyiuga big ‘teat,”” both of . ‘rtles meet with ee Aen 2} 1465 Justice 25 25%. ; : : ‘ : elector voting for the candidate oth whiich he obtained at the expense of . Who? = dp sible the respo , = » Union Bed LTi4 1175. . TO-DAY, TUESDAY, the28th inst., at 10 yards Repps, for Wi er than he had been clfosen to vi te . = : Dp i aoeatin dries de eke “VYust Who?’ To-day all are for 20V Ji Hia 5 073-0 Ya: } : . a for, and a member of the Governor's] 801° of bis Se [ilden; tu-mortow, for Hayes, and 150 Caleduosaa lo%; Ons o’ctotk, P. ee vers, $2 00 party said: ‘‘No man in this ¢ ORETEY . were confi iént tuat no Stale South . =< B ty 55U Lady Bryau Q5c. I ’ 4 2 “pyre l I Fed > f ;¢ eather 1 the Funeral of 3r¢ "2has courage ebouyb to nece abe the 0 i=] f Masog’ ad Dixon’s tine would + vice VET ais Eistes 8 aa a St eae Island 1, Sere t = ae Et <Page a Brot’ a 8 +01 wrecting, per yard, soe e ‘ ‘ ) ) e inde5 rile pet, GEURGS ¢ = i > ¥ tice of Pre sident, if elected feb te 19 fur eee & Wheeler. . dull, owing, eh ctete f sons _ Onarile t. } eee A FS fae Bi aes ‘ a vote; ‘ind by conrage { mean bi sr i] M 1OD iP P.M . Cision regarding tue Presideatial elecZs _— } GOB FBLUAT Cbilettain oY CeDiS. . 1 > { e& A t ¢ . ** . ; * ° ibdod, bravido, wi¢keduess and all — : Sot f laruvé bouses = : a" : : : j ‘ He OG our ary 19USeS i 2 ¢ . = the qualities requisite to such ab ——= . j ti dae cesdiey Yesterday Afternoon’ ee ‘Sales . WIASON TIC je J ECTIOiwW. 9 j-4 She seling, per yard, act Po-wt sith vy: Hityes prouppt=Rea -_ “Sinareuttr cP trertise+ Baye. aletlyfalle Hy aud others. 4te ee. SNerthern Bele Sty 3 age = 23 _ = " BS S Gee ae Soke = ly and quietly responded: -"T kaow . yong: u25 . . wavering. Fsycy stores are ‘bright-. 1) Le peed 6%, 63% ve : ou.cents. , 2 ees aa Con Virginia 48 6 4817 eee of one man,certainly who ‘hi AB hot. Pa ———— » . ening with yoods for the holidays, : 5 79 r8 : oe : pie Bie, Bs fo ke. + ‘Nous e Ophir 44. 45. g Tur anntak rifetion or. Ladies’ Merino Vests, 75 a 1 NOUCO,— and judging ‘by the number of tue Yellow Jacket'154% 151 > A Stocks. Z : Ses \ : } yds “42 . a Santon « “Pood Ail persons .kuowing’ themselves) fair sex fitting in avd out,’ their Be st & Belcher 44° A 44! C NEVADALOD DGE,No.13, cents. Th iQ: Jnion says: SF 1loot ue ' ‘ . , ; ; ee a : L . indebted to the late firm of GrayX . worth is very much appre ciated. a B e rags i —Ladies Balmoral~ Skirts;’ , O Bri Says s0 4 up tuey go _., } t _ : = : . ? 44 15); & y Brien says ae [ P = . Gilman, are requested to call xt the The session of Congress, convena. — N Ny a : 1i3, i: F, and A. M., will take place at ae : . an own ley go, ; : Ee ; i i ¢ t 8 : a : thumbs down ae : : : f ‘ 3 old stand -and settle immediately. ing two weeks from. next MonMexican 2414 Z yt # MASONIC HAL a fo C ents. There i { u in any of them, = : Se p ey sg = There is no murit a ° ee John. Hanly is antborizd to settle} day, will doabtiess be dne of sbsorbpavage 97% iv. . 6. euneces Zépnhir Wool for therefore we wouldadyise our friends iy biIY inv exse Of nly abseue Beek ee Ee Doe oe ees aT Wed De 3 187 on eee SS : : all bil 1 Case 3 e. 4 fing interest and upttstal exciteme j ; e nes‘a cember 1} Pa , % snre thing to short the = : : } se g advertise. y; bd oi & nd who want a pore th He to short the 1,28 er Cian . With the great anxiety and suspense . Rav Ros enberg Bros.’ ad . $10 0, nis nS far as their mouey goes, eae es . dent. n2G / -2 ‘loe > : Denansas #5 1A8 5 ore BO ae iin regurdto the recent election, which ment a 7 At 7 1-2 o'clock, P. M. L: dies »§ Enelish Cotton but short one sbare of Ophir and Secure Tickets. . the people of the United Siates bave iy SOIR Z : Sos Bee = » people he 24 Hit : i SF a z j 5 eS 1 “ is a 5 ee a ree CR 7 4 HOTEL AKRIVALS. Sosa ee aoe four of pals e08 4 ete or Bais [Those who expect to attend the . snffered; the returos, even from thet . Members of the Lodge will take due . Hose, ¢ xtra quality, three ¥ rxachb shinre 0 JOUANZ?. 1€ ‘ . we ‘orniv: . : A ; = } nofiveanld overn -hemselves <ccordingly . . ——— age te enok nhare OF Re ¥} Grud Masquerade Carnival on! ¢.y Southern States still in abeyUnion Hotel. Vi * Brett ss liall it q. pair for $1 00 “a1, : ‘ idee ots . : ? : : sg ee Z : isiting Breth.en are cordially invited: 8 . a; will all go to nothing inside of a Phursday ui Lt, should at once se. ance. and upon which the jssue matnJACOB NAFFZIGER, Proprietor = Z ° ‘ +ul 1 ¥ a SY T ¢ the as “ ‘ ‘ ata rp year, and the ‘dividends declared . gyre tickets for themselves and la-. SATURDAY, Nov. 25th, 1876. By order of the Master. Ladies Cotton Hose, . five > n2s J. H. . ALEX. GAULT'S . GROCERY, . . . PROVISION, LIQUOR STORE AND BAKERY, BROAD STREET, NEVADACITY. BOARD MAN; Se ‘pair jor $1.00. <emereaenye DRESS G~ ODS, SHAWLS, GLOVES AND FANCY GOCDS, Also a fall. Steck of CARPETS, a VING STOCKED THE FIREPROOF . All of which will be -gol . at unprecedentedly LOW RATES! v A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF Family Groceries, This Sale t ‘mediately, itd for CASH ONLY: i sec Everybody come ant ukes place imMaking it equal in point! of Quantity, and superior as . to Quality, to any Provision ‘Store in the mountains, I would say to’ all desiring} ‘for yourself, at CHOICE PROVISIONS GROCERIES JACOBS BROS., Brown & Morgan's Block. Cc .CASE GOODS . Broad $ Street, Nevada Cit Ete., November 24,1876 . At the very LOWEST rates, . ——___--_______—_-_ Ito call and examine fiiy stock which is FRESH & PURE. FAIR —aANnD— FESTIVAL! wu BE GIVEN BY THE WINES and LIQUORS, Of the Best Brands, con-. stantly on hand. : —oos ‘THE BAKERY Will be supplied with Bread, Pies, Cakes, Crackers, ConAectionery, etc. Ladies of the Episcopal Churcb, —-ON ‘THE— EVENINGS OF DECEMBER 6th ané 7th. I intend to keep the BEST of. . everything to be fcund in a ; * 7: a2 seles far First-Class GROCERY AND There will be articles! PROVISION STORE. Thank-. Sale, and a ful for past patronage, "I so-. = SOCIAL DANCE licit a continuance of the same . ‘. The Last Evening. nna eee _ Nevada City ;Noveinberggh, 1976: Nevada City, Nov, 9b, 186. builing, adjoining my BAKERY, with . : ——— ohe B ‘lected s NEVA! Toe ' The Grass re lishing. it sending deel big buck or a butelrer’ss ‘people of th land which 1 and honey, . fat deer roan aught by th Gee, GA birthday brate the it on some invited them cussing a. tun pf’ s °F through pint quality of di party. dispe opinion that Siumpeé’s ary and with the host to célébrate apon tl the number gin with-ni The. fol} Herald this county: ppl hard for -pl. have be; abilities ef . the couuty furm J0U0S§easou ~jation of ki “fairs “ip of the -ce drouth in the St State.’ In view 0! Li y great Many . ginning to’ \ ‘is estimate: locked up it ing the resa very plenty the move a hepublican. The noto: created a lit bagnio, the an attempt: a hank then called hang hersel! the alatua, z Was persuac purpose. . ] erciil hess she sh _rupted.— 7’ Was Judge Limes, week with we are glad was slow]; when the pi Ce It appear: about our f -prietorship merly occu The bargain summated tion of the and thirst + baeco will k articles nov Our weat! Wwititer kor me gius to say The mas¢ toned affair will be som on that eve: gloved mas the pleasur through the The cabi: lives at Blu fire on Sun discovered . get into the little furnit Stewart is i having bee Gounty Ho: eral times, ~comparatiy: — One for hin Millingto will meet a’ afternoon, who desire respectiully the first me By notice seen that t! of Caucasie at their Ha tend the fui er, George Reap Ju Ment,