October 18, 1874 (4 pages)

Lisi ‘HIS iy Y 4 TS, : ‘S. 1d to «hed. e. of the » sold fore . m he EAT R The Daily Transcript “NEVADA €ITY, CAL. LOCAL ‘AFFAIRS. _ Local Brévities. One than at the lecture the other night got his pie box full before the exercises were half over. He thinks he shall not take his milk to that cheese factory any, more, “The lecturer in describing’ the principal of the city schools said he was a ‘‘priestly looking fellow.’’ Hemis took As« sessor, Organ for-e-teacher, How dges the editor of the Union know that'the equivalent for which the Truckee mam gave a bottle of _ “whisky was equal to_just_four bits. _——~&A mechanic of any kind cannot be found idle in town, :Many others _ eould-find éthployment here, —-Bob Scott, the Colfax driver,“is in the habit of stopping his stage and runding down hares, and still gets in on schedule time. The Good Templars Lodge of this . city has.a membership of about 180 and new menibers are added at. each meeting. eee The Editor 6f the Union lins-been drinking water before breakfast but finds the change does not benefit The man-who put up the swing at Cherokee neither stole nor attempted to sell it to another district. The citizens of. the place think great injustice has been done him, A hali dozen men driving nails on the roof of our office yesterday accounts for thebrilliancy of the Lranscorier this morning. = Turner’s building on Commercial Street, is nearly completed. It will afford him plenty of. room for storing a large stock of hardware. The cigar trade is lively in town -now. Nothing but the genuine imported article is used by those addicted to the weed, and: Zekind us some of the best. : The condition’ of. E; M. Preston is rapidly improving and he will be able to be ont in a few days. ‘Beckman is keeping pace with oth*-ers in the line of improvementsand is having a verandah put up in front of the building occtipied ‘by him on the corner of Broadand Pine Streets. There was a little brush between the horses of R. McMurray and J. (©. Broderick, of Columbia Hill, at the race track yesterday. afternoon. If any one is desirous oftesting their bump of “equilibrium,” there is @ good opportinity at the Metho-dist Church building. The view of the surrounding country is beautiful in the extreme if you go up high enough. = : The mines down on Deer Creek are all looking well and we learn that large returns will be realized this winter. The Young Ladies Social Club intend giving one of their select parties on Friday, October 30th. Clouds continue to grace the sky, but they fail to get up a rain. = ee The Eureka Mine, i We are in receipt of the Annual Report of the Eureka Gold Mining Company of Grass Valley, and find _ init the following facts of interest. There has been hoisted_the~past year, 8,207%4 tons of~quartz, and SN30 tons were crushed. There are 228 tons on the surface, and 3501broke in the mine ready for hoisting. There has*beea 73% tons of sulphurets concenirated and 89 tons worked and there is still 1644 tons on hand. The receipts from various 8auitcés for the year were $341,779 06> The dividends declared amounted to $80, . 000. The receipts of the Company since going into operation in. 1865 have been, $4,308,538 87, of which $2,615,936 94 have been net profits. The future prospects of the mine ac-cording to the report of the Superin_teudent is one of great doubt. From Pills to Congress. Dr. J. ©. Ayer, the great patent medicine man of Lowell, has been nominated for Congress, from the 7th Massachusetts District, and he. will probably be eleeted. The energy and business sagacity heretofore exhibited by him prove him to bea man of ability and he will no doubt ' purge Congress and rid it of many-of the disorders now affecting it. Ladies’ Ready Made Underwear. Ladies, go to Mrs. Sterling’s and sé the beautiful Ready Made UnderWear, just imported from the East. A full assortment ou hand. _—017-5t —— Dixine services will be held at-the A.M. E.-Chareh, in this ¢ity, this Sunday avenint, at 7 o'clock, James R. Dorsey; Pastor. it~ ——— K Preaching, The subject at the Gongregational Church this e¥tning will be ““Sympathy—what is it?”’ Bee Preaciiin g Sunday. Divine serVicts will be héld in the Methodist Church,Sdnday morning at 11 o'clock, and in the eventhg at 73 o’clock. Sabbath . School at 2 o'clock p, Mw. Rev. P. Y. Cool Pastor, : : Preaching at the Congregational rch Pevety Sunday morning and eveningat the FtistiaY hours of worship. Sabbath School immediately after morning services. Rey. J. Sims, pastor. . ~ __.Seryices at the Episcopal Churclrevery -.Divine services atthe Catholic Chytch Sabbath rer Sunday niorning at 1034 o’clock, . School at-2 o’clock, and Vespers at 7 P.M. Rey. Father Meagher, Pastor. : Divine services will be held at the A. M, E, Chuich Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, Services in the evening at T o'clock. Rev, ©. Dorsey, Pastor, eS ce, Tuts is the neat way the New York World has of putting the Chieago insurance question; ‘There is something very pathetic, and there is also something very pathethic, ‘and there: is also Something very contemptible in the spectacle of a community of human beings insisting notonly upon their right to put up tawdry tinder boxes, but npon the duty of. other people, under penalty of being black. guarded, to bet vast sums that their tinder-boxes will not burn down,” Tur Deputy United States Survey . or,now surveyitig in San Diego county, reports large tracts of Government land in the northern and northwestern portiors of the county vacant. . Many sections are of the best quality of land for either farming or -. grazing, with abundance of runnin wates, — : -A SALUTE of. nineteen guns was fired on the Mare Island Navy Yard, Tuesday morning, in honor of Con. gressmen Page and Houghton, who came up on the New World and went direct to the Navy Yard from South Vallejo. They were accompanied by a number of leading railroad men from the East. ZN Two wine growers of Napa county 110,000 gallons of wine, namely, c. Krug, of St. Helena, 60,000 gallons, and Van Beaver & Co.,of Napa City, 50,000, The total wine crop of the county is estimated at $1,000,000 of gallons, . eae Mrs. Morrisey, it is said, wears $40,000 on one of her fingers, John was always noted for holding a rich hand, & Ir is suggested that a Society for the Punishment of Cruelty to Women be started in Utah. 2 oe : THERE was shipped from Eureka, October 12th, 185,828 pounds of bulion. Aw asbestus lead, near San Fernando, has been traced by Mr. Jenkins for a distanee of 18,000 feet. ie A baker in Sonora, Tuolumne, County, is exhibiting » pumpkin weighing eighty-seven pounds. THERE are several cases of scarlet fever reported in Carson. Anothé?t Opportauity Offered for the Relief of the Afflicted. The Surgeons of the National Surcal Institute will visit the Pacific oast on the 15th of November, and remain until the 15th day of December, 1874—one month—at their old building, No. 319 Bush street, be-. tween Kearny and Montgomery, San Fronciseo. This is a chance for help which every sufferer should take advantage of. The huitdreds of patients treated bythem during their former visits, rapidly being benefited and hey treat successfully all cases of Paralysis; all deformities of the face, Spin Joints; Diseased Byes and Ears; Catarrh; Private Diseates; Diseases of . Females; Piles, Fistula ‘No hopeless cases are unde » and it really does seem as if no casesare hopeless in the hands of these ski ful surgeons. °° : They are preparing all the machi nery necessary for the Swedish, Movement Cure; Medicated Baths; Machinery to equalize the circulation, restore paralyzed Limbs, etc.; and a much finer outfit-of braces and appliances than heretofore. All who commence treatment during this visit, and the many hundreds now under treatment, will have the advantages of all these most effectual rmeans of cure; besides, some of the surgeons will this time remain to continue their treatment. [ Remember the time and place; and _. Iv is propoged:to. connect the new f€andy, } Way of dealing with customers, as alone this season have already made *" 00. == 010 ‘. palatable and absolutely infallible ce = Mining district at Panamint with the outside world by a telegraph wire. é Tea ect Ed. Goldsmith’s New-Stock of Tobacco, Cigars, Candy, &e. Lovers of genuine imported Cigars andthe choices! brands of chewing Tobacco, can be accommodated by calling at the Variety Store of Ed. Goldsmith, on Comiiercial street, opposite, the Transcripr Office. He has just returned from San Francisco where he purchased _thelargest and choicest stock of Tobacco, . Cigars, Nuts, Lemons, Fancy Goods, ete., ever brought to Nevada City. Ed. is now prepared to sell at wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices, and guaraiiteés ‘everything he sells as represented, ~~ ee Only one year in Business in Ne« vada County, and yet the Lead. ing Clothiers in this County, -Mr. M; Hytah, manager of Hyman & Bros. popular clothing house in Nevada City, has purchased the largest stock of clothing, boots,shoes,hats, rubber goods, and furnishing goods ever brought to this county, With a business éxperience of more . . than twenty-five years in the clothing line, and having three stores and an annual trade of half a million of dollars, We congratulate ourselves that wecan buy our goods cheaper. than any house in this county, eonsequently Do_sKELLOUR GooDs FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT CHEAPER ‘than other clothiers,in Nevada coun¢ special personal attention, and with moré confidence than ever before, we invite inspection to the largest and most fashionable ‘stock of clothing for persons of all ages and sizes in the county, Nothing could give us more pleastre than to have our stock examined, whether parties wish to purchase or not,’ “Owing to the gratifying success which we have met with since we established ontselyes in this city, we have. enlarged our store so as to meet the demands of our patrons. No onecan be dissatisfied with our we sell our goods for less than San Francisco prices. We exchange goods promptfy, and refund money if not satisfactory. This, with polite attention -has accomplishéd our Success, Hyman & Bros. Go to Nivens’ new stand, corner of Broad end Pine streets for the best cigars in town. avg27 a Gold Medal Awarded to Bradley & Rulofson, 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only elevator connected with photography in he world: Our “Elite” Portrait; 09 ><-e = < Morrtatity Prevenrep.—It would be a-moderate estimate to place the number of cases in which Consumption is prevented by the timely use or Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar, at ten thousand per annum. No cough, cold, bronchial affection, sore throat, or other ailment of the organs.of respiration, can ever degenerate into a mortal disease, if this summer, begin to wilt and droop; now, ere the inclement weather . . makes its trying onset; now is the time for a preparatory course of the best acclimatizing medicine in existenee, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Fever and ague ‘is rampant in all parts of the country. Quinine, the physicians admit, will not quell the phase of the disease which at ee ent pervades the entire West. I[t is well that it is so, forthe remedy (socalled) is deadlier than the malady. But if quinine is inefficient in intermittent fevers, Hostetter’s Bitters is irresistible. It would be safe to make a contract, under heavy penalties, that any given ‘‘fever-and-ague district’ ‘should be exempted from the disordér of any particular time, provided every inhabitant would take the Bitters according to direeions during theterm of the contract. hag never been an instance . . in which this sterling invigorant and anti-febrile medicine has failed and now preseribe this h vegetable tonic, and no elsé> preventive and cure for all the for of chills and fever. Vigor is the thing most needful in these cuses, as well as in dyspepsia and nervous affections, and Hostetter’s Bitters “come as early in the month as possible; thus getting the full benefit of their visit. wholesome ‘strengthening ‘ preparation that human shill has’ yet concocted ' Drugs, . ty. Each department has had onr. BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, Cor; Pine & Commercial Streets, . Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e. &e. = A full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, . TOILET SOAPs, =e “TOILET POWDER, COLOGNE, SETS, _ cOmns, BRUSHEs, he. he. de. Serene . ° next 4 Tobacco by the Ton —AND— Cigars by the Million 4J. JACOBS & BRO. Have $25,000 worth of the Choicest Cigars and To: . bacco ever brought to Neyada City. they propose to sell within the Sixty Days without regard to ARE REQUESTED TO CALL’ AND AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THE GREAT SACRISmokers can here find the Choicest brands of Iinported Cigats at the samlg¢.price charged at other stores for Domestic Cigarse~ a " 7 ‘af 2 a ;, : TOBACCO of every kind ani uality can 2 { bg bought of us at panjePtices. We are bound tc ‘retain our ord customers and get new ones by giving them a better article of Tobacco and Cigars, FOR LESS MONEY, than any other establishment in Nevada County.Call and see how ’tis yourself. We also koep on hand an extensive as. sortment of PIPE3, CUTLERY, STATION. ERY, &c. : : Call and see our Goods. Z J. JACOBS & CO. Nevada, Oct. 9th, 1874, . In Bankruptcy. STATES, for the District of California: “ In the matter of 8S, JACOBS, of North Bloomfield. County of Nevada and. State of California, in said District, who has been Z » . duly adjudged a Bankrupt upon petition of A chutes selection of WINES, LIQUORS, ‘ ete. FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, Books ! Books ! BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, ~ JUVENILES, ‘ NEW PUBLICATIUNS, STATIONERY, Gold Pens, Steel Pens, < Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, . specific be taken in time and long Bill Cap, : enough persevered in. . Draw Se Prxr’s Toors-Acuz Drors—Cure ing per, in one minute. oy: Envelopes. An Autumn Suggestion. : &o, &e: Now, as heavy fogs arise and aesearching winds commence to blow; Albums, now, as the human body, exhausted like inanimate nature by the-heats of Gift Books, Scrap Books, Violin Strings, Pianos, Organs. PAINTS, OILS, -VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, . PAINT BRUSHES. Bethesda Water a Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconsin. AGENTS EOR Peerd’s Folding School Desks. VV PD and Seats. Be Agents Pacific Mutual Life InsuranceCo,, of California. = fi ww BELL & BELDEN. his Creditors, and the payment of any debts and the delivery of any property belonging to said Banxrupt, to him or to his use, and the transfer of any. property by him are forbidden by law. A meeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt to prove their debts and chooge.one or'more Assignées of said Estate, wiN, be held at a Court of Bankrupt‘cy, to be holden at San Frazicisco, in said District, on the Sixth day of November, A, D, 1874, at 10-o’clock, A. M. at the ofilée of -. J, M, Gitchell, Room 10, Court Block, 636 Clay Street, one of the Registers in Bankruptcy of said District. E.P. MARSELLUS, U. 8; Marshal for said Distriet. LosT™ T the time of the accident to my wife, A on the Grass Valley Road, near the residence of K. W. Roberts, a &OLD BUCK. LE, belonging to her was dropped and lost, Lam very desirous of regaining possession of said Buckle and will pay more than the value thereof for its return to me. or to the Bank of Nevada — Nevada city. p. R. TULLY, o16 . Nevada, Oct. 6th, 1874. “JUST RECEIVED AT : -PRESTON’S DRUG STORE, A Large Invoice of Toilet Goods, = New Patterns; of Hand Mirrors and Brushes, New Perfumes and Extracts. An Elegant ebtcubeiatit of Toilet Soaps, Pomades and Hair . ; Dressing. OOUGH CANDY AGAIN IN MARKET, Also a Full Line of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, E, M. PRESON, Druggist, N.W. corner Broad and Pine Streets. GRAND OPENING! F the New and most Elegantly fitted up DRY GOODS STORE OF J. NEWMAN & CoO. Newman’s Block, GRASS VALLEY. The Taste and Style displayed in thé equipment and arrangement of this Estabment, together with the richness and immerse. amount of Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. Eclipses anything-in this line ever before attempted, Having extraordinary facilities for direct importation from Europe they will UNDERSELL ALL COMPETI. TORS. Their Stock will in future be kept the most fashionable and best assorted on this Coast outside of San Francisco, In fact everything keptina FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE may surely be found at NEWMAN'S ESTABLISHMENT which is to be conducted on a GRAND SCALE. . 06 DENTISTRY: isaac) DR. A. CHAPMAN, OULD respectfully inform the peo. ple of this city aud vicinity that he has resumed his profession agdin and leaged an Office in the : = Transcript Building, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, And is now prepared to do anything and eg. { erything in the line of Deutistry and sa faction guaranteed. Office Hours from 9 from 1toS5 P.M. Nevada, April 7th, 1874. A. M. to 12 M. and Se WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS. . Wikole Tickets.:.-.. ISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED] =~ = Cor. Mill Street & Bank Alley, ee oe = ma ANOTHER CHANCE. FIFTH AND LAST ‘CONCERT : 3 FLAID oF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY, OF KENTUCKY. "POSTPONED To . Monday, November. 30th, 1874 Drawing Certain at that Date. LIST O23 GIFTS, One Grand Cash Gift.; Onze Grand Cash Gift. One Grand Cash Gift., -~ & Vases ce $250 Due LUO O00 75,000 aes 1,000 One Grand Cash Gift.... 25,000 5 Cash Gifts, $20,000 each. . 100,000 “10 Cash Gifts, 14,000 each.. 140,000 15 Cash Gifts, 10,000 each.. 150,099 20-Cash Gifts, 5,000 ea&.. 100 069 25 Cash Gifts, 4.000 each: . ose 190,000 30 Cash Gifts, 3000 eagh. 0. 80.00y. 50 Gash Gifts, “2,000 each.. 100,000 _100 Cash Gifts, 8 eee» 100,000. . 249 Cash Gifts, 500 each.. 120,000 500 Cash Gifts, 100 each. .~ 50,00049000 Cash Gifts; 50 each.. ~ 950,00) * Grand . Bota, 20,000 Gifts, all cash $2,500,000" ~~ PRICE OF TICKETS, : ++. $50,00. ° Tenth, or each Coupon.:.. iegees cs O00 41 Whole Tickets for.... 500,00 223¢ ‘Tickets for.. eeee beg oe weve eo L000,00 Vor Tickets and information,» . Address, : oe ‘THOS. EK. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager. Public Library Building, Louisville , B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad st.’ NEVADA CITY, t {’s JUST RECEL¥ED The Largest. and Choicest: Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. : Ever seen in the Mountains. _'rhe stock eousists of the ‘best of Gent’s and Boys’ Clothing, and everything usually found in, a first-class Clothing Store. Nevada, May 30th, 1874: CHAS, E, MULLOY 7 Heep: ANSON W, LESTER ‘Lester & Mulloy Wholesale and Retnil Dealers, pee Pen GROCERIES, = HARDWARE, CROCKER Fine Wines and Whiskies, E KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY : A LARGE and varied Stocu ct the abov ling of Goods. ‘ ‘No, 52 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY> ; Nevada, July 15, 1874. : = Spa J. M. WALLING, NOTARY PUBLIC, —AND— +-——~Justice of the Peace. eon ae RECORDS, ABSTRACTIN I AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten to, Accounts collected. Also Agent for: = } PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE —— AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF LONDOs. = Paftics desiring to SELL, PURCHASE Ok REXT PROPERTY will find ‘it to their ack Vantage to call at my Office. Office No 62 Broad Street, Nov City. County Warrants. LU Warrants drawn on the Genera? A Fund and registered prior to July 9th 1873, and also al) warrants drawn on Read Fund, and repistered prior to July 19th, 1874, will be paid on presentation, Interest ceases from date. : E. P, SANFORD. Treasurer. : By A. H, Parker, Deputy Nevada, Octoter 8th, 1874, <r ' New Cigar and Tobacco Stand. ARCHIE NIVENS. AS opened a Cigar Stand; on the cori ner of Broad and Pine Streets, where wan be found a splendid assortment of Imported and Domestic Cigars. Also the finest brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING YoBACCO, PIPES, ETC., ETC, The stock is of the choicest kind, will be sold at the lowest market rate 8, The Telegraph Office. has been removed tothe new Cigar Store. aaa and ARCHIE NIVENS, W.C. JONES, M. D. Physician ana Surgeon. . PPEBONENtLY Locaren ar GRASS VALLEY. _ OPRICE NO. 24 MS™N STREET. DD, B. MERRY, County Surveyor, AND U. 8. DEPUTY SUKVEYOR, MIVIL AND MINING. ENGINEER C Me SURVEYOR & DRAWGHTS NEVADA GITY, f Office at the COURP HOUSE. or. ders left at the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, will receive prompt attentiou. m1

Lisi ‘HIS iy Y 4 TS, : ‘S. 1d to «hed. e. of the » sold fore . m he EAT R The Daily Transcript “NEVADA €ITY, CAL. LOCAL ‘AFFAIRS. _ Local Brévities. One than at the lecture the other night got his pie box full before the exercises were half over.. He thinks he shall not take his milk to that cheese factory any, more, “The lecturer in describing’ the principal of the city schools said he was a ‘‘priestly looking fellow.’’ Hemis took As« sessor, Organ for-e-teacher, How dges the editor of the Union know that'the equivalent for which the Truckee mam gave a bottle of _ “whisky was equal to_just_four bits. _——~&A mechanic of any kind cannot be found idle in town, :Many others _ eould-find éthployment here, —-Bob Scott, the Colfax driver,“is in the habit of stopping his stage and runding down hares, and still gets in on schedule time. The Good Templars Lodge of this . city has.a membership of about 180 and new menibers are added at. each meeting. eee The Editor 6f the Union lins-been drinking water before breakfast but finds the change does not benefit The man-who put up the swing at Cherokee neither stole nor attempted to sell it to another district. The citizens of. the place think great injustice has been done him, A hali dozen men driving nails on the roof of our office yesterday accounts for thebrilliancy of the Lranscorier this morning. = Turner’s building on Commercial Street, is nearly completed. It will afford him plenty of. room for storing a large stock of hardware. The cigar trade is lively in town -now. Nothing but the genuine imported article is used by those addicted to the weed, and: Zekind us some of the best. : The condition’ of. E; M. Preston is rapidly improving and he will be able to be ont in a few days. ‘Beckman is keeping pace with oth*-ers in the line of improvementsand is having a verandah put up in front of the building occtipied ‘by him on the corner of Broadand Pine Streets. There was a little brush between the horses of R. McMurray and J. (©. Broderick, of Columbia Hill, at the race track yesterday. afternoon. If any one is desirous oftesting their bump of “equilibrium,” there is @ good opportinity at the Metho-dist Church building. The view of the surrounding country is beautiful in the extreme if you go up high enough. = : The mines down on Deer Creek are all looking well and we learn that large returns will be realized this winter. The Young Ladies Social Club intend giving one of their select parties on Friday, October 30th. Clouds continue to grace the sky, but they fail to get up a rain. = ee The Eureka Mine, i We are in receipt of the Annual Report of the Eureka Gold Mining Company of Grass Valley, and find _ init the following facts of interest. There has been hoisted_the~past year, 8,207%4 tons of~quartz, and SN30 tons were crushed. There are 228 tons on the surface, and 3501broke in the mine ready for hoisting. There has*beea 73% tons of sulphurets concenirated and 89 tons worked and there is still 1644 tons on hand. The receipts from various 8auitcés for the year were $341,779 06> The dividends declared amounted to $80, . 000. The receipts of the Company since going into operation in. 1865 have been, $4,308,538 87, of which $2,615,936 94 have been net profits. The future prospects of the mine ac-cording to the report of the Superin_teudent is one of great doubt. From Pills to Congress. Dr. J. ©. Ayer, the great patent medicine man of Lowell, has been nominated for Congress, from the 7th Massachusetts District, and he. will probably be eleeted. The energy and business sagacity heretofore exhibited by him prove him to bea man of ability and he will no doubt ' purge Congress and rid it of many-of the disorders now affecting it. Ladies’ Ready Made Underwear. Ladies, go to Mrs. Sterling’s and sé the beautiful Ready Made UnderWear, just imported from the East. A full assortment ou hand. _—017-5t —— Dixine services will be held at-the A.M. E.-Chareh, in this ¢ity, this Sunday avenint, at 7 o'clock, James R. Dorsey; Pastor. it~ ——— K Preaching, The subject at the Gongregational Church this e¥tning will be ““Sympathy—what is it?”’ Bee Preaciiin g Sunday. Divine serVicts will be héld in the Methodist Church,Sdnday morning at 11 o'clock, and in the eventhg at 73 o’clock. Sabbath . School at 2 o'clock p, Mw. Rev. P. Y. Cool Pastor, : : Preaching at the Congregational rch Pevety Sunday morning and eveningat the FtistiaY hours of worship. Sabbath School immediately after morning services. Rey. J. Sims, pastor. . ~ __.Seryices at the Episcopal Churclrevery -.Divine services atthe Catholic Chytch Sabbath rer Sunday niorning at 1034 o’clock, . School at-2 o’clock, and Vespers at 7 P.M. Rey. Father Meagher, Pastor. : Divine services will be held at the A. M, E, Chuich Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, Services in the evening at T o'clock. Rev, ©. Dorsey, Pastor, eS ce, Tuts is the neat way the New York World has of putting the Chieago insurance question; ‘There is something very pathetic, and there is also something very pathethic, ‘and there: is also Something very contemptible in the spectacle of a community of human beings insisting notonly upon their right to put up tawdry tinder boxes, but npon the duty of. other people, under penalty of being black. guarded, to bet vast sums that their tinder-boxes will not burn down,” Tur Deputy United States Survey . or,now surveyitig in San Diego county, reports large tracts of Government land in the northern and northwestern portiors of the county vacant. . Many sections are of the best quality of land for either farming or -. grazing, with abundance of runnin wates, — : -A SALUTE of. nineteen guns was fired on the Mare Island Navy Yard, Tuesday morning, in honor of Con. gressmen Page and Houghton, who came up on the New World and went direct to the Navy Yard from South Vallejo. They were accompanied by a number of leading railroad men from the East. ZN Two wine growers of Napa county 110,000 gallons of wine, namely, c. Krug, of St. Helena, 60,000 gallons, and Van Beaver & Co.,of Napa City, 50,000, The total wine crop of the county is estimated at $1,000,000 of gallons, . eae Mrs. Morrisey, it is said, wears $40,000 on one of her fingers, John was always noted for holding a rich hand, & Ir is suggested that a Society for the Punishment of Cruelty to Women be started in Utah. 2 oe : THERE was shipped from Eureka, October 12th, 185,828 pounds of bulion. Aw asbestus lead, near San Fernando, has been traced by Mr. Jenkins for a distanee of 18,000 feet. ie A baker in Sonora, Tuolumne, County, is exhibiting » pumpkin weighing eighty-seven pounds. THERE are several cases of scarlet fever reported in Carson. Anothé?t Opportauity Offered for the Relief of the Afflicted. The Surgeons of the National Surcal Institute will visit the Pacific oast on the 15th of November, and remain until the 15th day of December, 1874—one month—at their old building, No. 319 Bush street, be-. tween Kearny and Montgomery, San Fronciseo. This is a chance for help which every sufferer should take advantage of. The huitdreds of patients treated bythem during their former visits, rapidly being benefited and hey treat successfully all cases of Paralysis; all deformities of the face, Spin Joints; Diseased Byes and Ears; Catarrh; Private Diseates; Diseases of . Females; Piles, Fistula ‘No hopeless cases are unde » and it really does seem as if no casesare hopeless in the hands of these ski ful surgeons.. °° : They are preparing all the machi nery necessary for the Swedish, Movement Cure; Medicated Baths; Machinery to equalize the circulation, restore paralyzed Limbs, etc.; and a much finer outfit-of braces and appliances than heretofore. All who commence treatment during this visit, and the many hundreds now under treatment, will have the advantages of all these most effectual rmeans of cure; besides, some of the surgeons will this time remain to continue their treatment. [ Remember the time and place; and _. Iv is propoged:to. connect the new f€andy, } Way of dealing with customers, as alone this season have already made *" 00. == 010 ‘. palatable and absolutely infallible ce = Mining district at Panamint with the outside world by a telegraph wire. é Tea ect Ed. Goldsmith’s New-Stock of Tobacco, Cigars, Candy, &e. Lovers of genuine imported Cigars andthe choices! brands of chewing Tobacco, can be accommodated by calling at the Variety Store of Ed. Goldsmith, on Comiiercial street, opposite, the Transcripr Office. He has just returned from San Francisco where he purchased _thelargest and choicest stock of Tobacco, . Cigars, Nuts, Lemons, Fancy Goods, ete., ever brought to Nevada City. Ed. is now prepared to sell at wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices, and guaraiiteés ‘everything he sells as represented, ~~ ee Only one year in Business in Ne« vada County, and yet the Lead. ing Clothiers in this County, -Mr. M; Hytah, manager of Hyman & Bros. popular clothing house in Nevada City, has purchased the largest stock of clothing, boots,shoes,hats, rubber goods, and furnishing goods ever brought to this county, With a business éxperience of more . . than twenty-five years in the clothing line, and having three stores and an annual trade of half a million of dollars, We congratulate ourselves that wecan buy our goods cheaper. than any house in this county, eonsequently Do_sKELLOUR GooDs FROM TEN TO FIFTEEN PER CENT CHEAPER ‘than other clothiers,in Nevada coun¢ special personal attention, and with moré confidence than ever before, we invite inspection to the largest and most fashionable ‘stock of clothing for persons of all ages and sizes in the county, Nothing could give us more pleastre than to have our stock examined, whether parties wish to purchase or not,’ “Owing to the gratifying success which we have met with since we established ontselyes in this city, we have. enlarged our store so as to meet the demands of our patrons. No onecan be dissatisfied with our we sell our goods for less than San Francisco prices. We exchange goods promptfy, and refund money if not satisfactory. This, with polite attention -has accomplishéd our Success, Hyman & Bros.. Go to Nivens’ new stand, corner of Broad end Pine streets for the best cigars in town. avg27 a Gold Medal Awarded to Bradley & Rulofson, 429 Montgomery street, San Francisco, for the Best Photographs in the United States. The only elevator connected with photography in he world: Our “Elite” Portrait; 09 ><-e = < Morrtatity Prevenrep.—It would be a-moderate estimate to place the number of cases in which Consumption is prevented by the timely use or Hale’s Honey of Horehound and Tar, at ten thousand per annum. No cough, cold, bronchial affection, sore throat, or other ailment of the organs.of respiration, can ever degenerate into a mortal disease, if this summer, begin to wilt and droop; now, ere the inclement weather . . makes its trying onset; now is the time for a preparatory course of the best acclimatizing medicine in existenee, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Fever and ague ‘is rampant in all parts of the country. Quinine, the physicians admit, will not quell the phase of the disease which at ee ent pervades the entire West. I[t is well that it is so, forthe remedy (socalled) is deadlier than the malady. But if quinine is inefficient in intermittent fevers, Hostetter’s Bitters is irresistible. It would be safe to make a contract, under heavy penalties, that any given ‘‘fever-and-ague district’ ‘should be exempted from the disordér of any particular time, provided every inhabitant would take the Bitters according to direeions during theterm of the contract.

hag never been an instance . . in which this sterling invigorant and anti-febrile medicine has failed and now preseribe this h vegetable tonic, and no elsé> preventive and cure for all the for of chills and fever. Vigor is the thing most needful in these cuses, as well as in dyspepsia and nervous affections, and Hostetter’s Bitters “come as early in the month as possible; thus getting the full benefit of their visit. wholesome ‘strengthening ‘ preparation that human shill has’ yet concocted ' Drugs, . ty. Each department has had onr. BELL & BELDEN, Masonic Building, Cor; Pine & Commercial Streets, . Wholesale and Retail DEALERS IN Medicines, Mining Chemicals, Patent Medicines, &e. &e. = A full line of CHOICE PERFUMERY, . TOILET SOAPs, =e “TOILET POWDER, COLOGNE, SETS, _ cOmns, BRUSHEs, he. he. de. Serene . ° next 4 Tobacco by the Ton —AND— Cigars by the Million 4J. JACOBS & BRO. Have $25,000 worth of the Choicest Cigars and To: . bacco ever brought to Neyada City. they propose to sell within the Sixty Days without regard to ARE REQUESTED TO CALL’ AND AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THE GREAT SACRISmokers can here find the Choicest brands of Iinported Cigats at the samlg¢.price charged at other stores for Domestic Cigarse~ a " 7 ‘af 2 a ;, : TOBACCO of every kind ani uality can 2 { bg bought of us at panjePtices. We are bound tc ‘retain our ord customers and get new ones by giving them a better article of Tobacco and Cigars, FOR LESS MONEY, than any other establishment in Nevada County.Call and see how ’tis yourself. We also koep on hand an extensive as. sortment of PIPE3, CUTLERY, STATION. ERY, &c. : : Call and see our Goods. Z J. JACOBS & CO. Nevada, Oct. 9th, 1874, . In Bankruptcy. STATES, for the District of California: “ In the matter of 8S, JACOBS, of North Bloomfield. County of Nevada and. State of California, in said District, who has been Z » . duly adjudged a Bankrupt upon petition of A chutes selection of WINES, LIQUORS, ‘ ete. FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, Books ! Books ! BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS, GIFT BOOKS, ~ JUVENILES, ‘ NEW PUBLICATIUNS, STATIONERY, Gold Pens, Steel Pens, < Letter and Note Paper, Legal Cap, . specific be taken in time and long Bill Cap, : enough persevered in. . Draw Se Prxr’s Toors-Acuz Drors—Cure ing per, in one minute. oy: Envelopes. An Autumn Suggestion. : &o, &e: Now, as heavy fogs arise and aesearching winds commence to blow; Albums, now, as the human body, exhausted like inanimate nature by the-heats of Gift Books, Scrap Books, Violin Strings, Pianos, Organs. PAINTS, OILS, -VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, . PAINT BRUSHES. Bethesda Water a Taken from the Celebrated Mineral Springs of Waukesha, Wisconsin. AGENTS EOR Peerd’s Folding School Desks. VV PD and Seats. Be Agents Pacific Mutual Life InsuranceCo,, of California. = fi ww BELL & BELDEN. his Creditors, and the payment of any debts and the delivery of any property belonging to said Banxrupt, to him or to his use, and the transfer of any. property by him are forbidden by law. A meeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt to prove their debts and chooge.one or'more Assignées of said Estate, wiN, be held at a Court of Bankrupt‘cy, to be holden at San Frazicisco, in said District, on the Sixth day of November, A, D, 1874, at 10-o’clock, A. M. at the ofilée of -. J, M, Gitchell, Room 10, Court Block, 636 Clay Street, one of the Registers in Bankruptcy of said District. E.P. MARSELLUS, U. 8; Marshal for said Distriet. LosT™ T the time of the accident to my wife, A on the Grass Valley Road, near the residence of K. W. Roberts, a &OLD BUCK. LE, belonging to her was dropped and lost, Lam very desirous of regaining possession of said Buckle and will pay more than the value thereof for its return to me. or to the Bank of Nevada — Nevada city. p. R. TULLY, o16 . Nevada, Oct. 6th, 1874. “JUST RECEIVED AT : -PRESTON’S DRUG STORE, A Large Invoice of Toilet Goods, = New Patterns; of Hand Mirrors and Brushes, New Perfumes and Extracts. An Elegant ebtcubeiatit of Toilet Soaps, Pomades and Hair . ; Dressing. OOUGH CANDY AGAIN IN MARKET, Also a Full Line of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, E, M. PRESON, Druggist, N.W. corner Broad and Pine Streets. GRAND OPENING! F the New and most Elegantly fitted up DRY GOODS STORE OF J. NEWMAN & CoO. Newman’s Block, GRASS VALLEY. The Taste and Style displayed in thé equipment and arrangement of this Estabment, together with the richness and immerse. amount of Dry Goods. Fancy Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c. Eclipses anything-in this line ever before attempted, Having extraordinary facilities for direct importation from Europe they will UNDERSELL ALL COMPETI. TORS. Their Stock will in future be kept the most fashionable and best assorted on this Coast outside of San Francisco, In fact everything keptina FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE may surely be found at NEWMAN'S ESTABLISHMENT which is to be conducted on a GRAND SCALE. . 06 DENTISTRY: isaac) DR. A. CHAPMAN, OULD respectfully inform the peo. ple of this city aud vicinity that he has resumed his profession agdin and leaged an Office in the : = Transcript Building, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, And is now prepared to do anything and eg. { erything in the line of Deutistry and sa faction guaranteed. Office Hours from 9 from 1toS5 P.M. Nevada, April 7th, 1874. A. M. to 12 M. and Se WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS. . Wikole Tickets.:.-.... ISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED] =~ = Cor. Mill Street & Bank Alley, ee oe = ma ANOTHER CHANCE. FIFTH AND LAST ‘CONCERT : 3 FLAID oF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY, OF KENTUCKY. "POSTPONED To . Monday, November. 30th, 1874 Drawing Certain at that Date. LIST O23 GIFTS, One Grand Cash Gift..; Onze Grand Cash Gift.. One Grand Cash Gift., -~ & Vases ce $250 Due LUO O00 75,000 aes 1,000 One Grand Cash Gift........ 25,000 5 Cash Gifts, $20,000 each. .. 100,000 “10 Cash Gifts, 14,000 each... 140,000 15 Cash Gifts, 10,000 each... 150,099 20-Cash Gifts, 5,000 ea&... 100 069 25 Cash Gifts, 4.000 each: . ose 190,000 30 Cash Gifts, 3000 eagh. 0.. 80.00y. 50 Gash Gifts, “2,000 each... 100,000 _100 Cash Gifts, 8 eee» 100,000. . 249 Cash Gifts, 500 each... 120,000 500 Cash Gifts, 100 each.. .~ 50,00049000 Cash Gifts; 50 each... ~ 950,00) * Grand . Bota, 20,000 Gifts, all cash $2,500,000" ~~ PRICE OF TICKETS, : ++. $50,00. ° Tenth, or each Coupon.:... iegees cs O00 41 Whole Tickets for........ 500,00 223¢ ‘Tickets for.... eeee beg oe weve eo L000,00 Vor Tickets and information,» . Address, : oe ‘THOS. EK. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager. Public Library Building, Louisville , B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad st.’ NEVADA CITY, t {’s JUST RECEL¥ED The Largest. and Choicest: Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c. : Ever seen in the Mountains. _'rhe stock eousists of the ‘best of Gent’s and Boys’ Clothing, and everything usually found in, a first-class Clothing Store. Nevada, May 30th, 1874: CHAS, E, MULLOY 7 Heep: ANSON W, LESTER ‘Lester & Mulloy Wholesale and Retnil Dealers, pee Pen GROCERIES, = HARDWARE, CROCKER Fine Wines and Whiskies, E KEEP ON HAND CONSTANTLY : A LARGE and varied Stocu ct the abov ling of Goods. ‘ ‘No, 52 Broad Street, NEVADA CITY> ; Nevada, July 15, 1874. : = Spa J. M. WALLING, NOTARY PUBLIC, —AND— +-——~Justice of the Peace. eon ae RECORDS, ABSTRACTIN I AND CONVEYANCING promptly atten to, Accounts collected. Also Agent for: = } PACIFIC FIRE INSURANCE —— AND COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF LONDOs. = Paftics desiring to SELL, PURCHASE Ok REXT PROPERTY will find ‘it to their ack Vantage to call at my Office. Office No 62 Broad Street, Nov City. County Warrants. LU Warrants drawn on the Genera? A Fund and registered prior to July 9th 1873, and also al) warrants drawn on Read Fund, and repistered prior to July 19th, 1874, will be paid on presentation, Interest ceases from date. : E. P, SANFORD. Treasurer. : By A. H, Parker, Deputy Nevada, Octoter 8th, 1874, <r ' New Cigar and Tobacco Stand. ARCHIE NIVENS. AS opened a Cigar Stand; on the cori ner of Broad and Pine Streets, where wan be found a splendid assortment of Imported and Domestic Cigars. Also the finest brands of CHEWING AND SMOKING YoBACCO, PIPES, ETC., ETC, The stock is of the choicest kind, will be sold at the lowest market rate 8, The Telegraph Office. has been removed tothe new Cigar Store. aaa and ARCHIE NIVENS, W.C. JONES, M. D. Physician ana Surgeon. . PPEBONENtLY Locaren ar GRASS VALLEY. _ OPRICE NO. 24 MS™N STREET. DD, B. MERRY, County Surveyor, AND U. 8. DEPUTY SUKVEYOR, MIVIL AND MINING. ENGINEER C Me SURVEYOR & DRAWGHTS NEVADA GITY, f Office at the COURP HOUSE. or. ders left at the Daily Union Office, Grass Valley, will receive prompt attentiou. m1