October 20, 1878 (4 pages)

he an Sa A I ‘1878 ‘Sandey “October 20ta, Becta secMg roe “on the subject of ‘*Romanism. in "MRS. LAKE’S ecTURe Mrs. H. 8. Lake, “the widow» of an pesrleen priest and antiéCathvlic lecturer,’ delivered wa address Awerica’’ at tie Methodist cboreh, on I'ridwy-evening. A.good sized andievee was in attendance, To say that’ the lady is skilled in oratory, _amd that-ber lecture is a nrodel uf “literary excellence, mildly expresses the duiversal opinion of those whe chanced to be present. As the great mass of the Transcript’s. readets were of couse unable et —===-= {to the fact that’a rtaiff women of to bear Ler\DEPRAVED CONDUCT. t Our attention i yesterday called disreputable c jaracfer who lives within a stone’s*brow of the ‘corer Gontmercial streets, is 4p, the habit of accosting boys aged twelve or fitteen*yearans they pass her establishment, aud endeavoring to entice them to enter. Now this is carrying the. thing. to far ond. the’ offender lays herself liable to be heavily puvished for comm itfing amivdemesnor. ka ease we. bave occasion to refer to the cubject again, -we will t:ke if upon ourselves, to see'that the name of, ‘the’ guilty and shetbeless~-woman is: givea to the. a ee aust, RECEIVED. Ro Pa., urges the — : _ LATEST NEWS. “The Central Committ e at Pittsocialists tocontinue their agitation in homes; workshops and barraeks!* . Phe Oregon State Fair closed SUDIGyA RY SYSTE Me Mr. Crosé? of this city, Le “ jnbron duced the flowing proposed ansend. ment, to te State dudjciary By Stem, ; ifor the gohsidedsticn of the Cons stitutional Convention: : yesterday. ‘A.dispatéh-feony Salt Lake says that during a beayy snowst6tm. in thé: Wabsatch mouotains op Tuesday two miners by the names of Peter “Colode and Joe. A. Coff, engaged fat St. Louis Tuowel, Big Cottonwood, were caught in.'a snew-slide and carried “over a precipice five unudred feét deep, ‘It was a perilous ride, but the hardy miners escaped with only a few bruises, It is anSection 1. ‘The ruaiciat power ef this State shall Be vested ip one Supreme Court, County Courts) Justices of the Pence, and such Potity and other inferior Courts for cities and towns a8 may be created bythe Luge islature, with sach”inferioe juris diction.as the Leyislature may cone fer upon them. See. 2. The Supreme Court shall have appellate jurisdiction of all euses on appeal, of which the County Courts have original jurisdiction. Sec. 8. Tee County Courts shall have originat jurisdictionH-ath-eas_knewn what wmount of damage was sustained at the tunel, : ‘Lhe logging season. will be ‘cones arising in law, equity, ‘and probate, and in all special cases, except. ing where money or personal prop“er, and particularly strong in the United States. If this bea fact, it behooves us tu observe what possible . infinuence she may y wield upon the future destiny of this Republic. It is evident, even t» the most careless . observer, that she is preparing fur a desperate btraggle for permanenuee or perpetuity, for, in the famous Eneyelien} and’ Syilubus of Pius 1X, the gauntlet’ is thrown down to: the world, and the position of the : Rvmun ~ Obureh. ig clearly defined, . Therein it is dechited that the "libenty of conscience and of worship is a periicions and insane idea.’ This decluratiou i# diredily the reverse of that announced to the world.by the fathers of this Hepublic, andthe ml ions of faituful, in this -eountry, . . who are subject to the Boman See, ‘The store is Jiterally crowded. witb the new goods, and slthough she has yét made no public announce{ment of the stock baving™ urrived . (the adverticement: wilh uppear in the next issue of the ‘TRaNscRIPT, . bowever)*#ne disge wuusber-of ladies who daily go there and trade show that the fact has leaked out in sou.e Way. ‘ : etme vT COUKT NOTES. “The case of Gruut &Codmbs. vs. Mitebelt ‘etals was argued aud sub= ufittéd yesterday forenoon, The case of T. WConrts et als vs. Moore’s Fiat Blue. Gravel “Mining Company . was tried ang submitted F riday. The ease-of Hall, een Co.,-¥aGeo. W. Smith was on .triak yester1 CLry A furions., wind. aud rain storm ocenred at erianie shite ani night. New cases of yellow fever att New Orleans Thursday, 328; deaths,. 24. Tie Orangemen charged at Moutreal witb formibg au illegal assens= ibly on the 12th-of July. last, bave been acquitted. The First National Bank. of Warrensburg, Mo., bas closed its doors., The Deleware Greeback State Coubyention metiat Witaington ‘Thursday and nominated Dr, KJ. Stewavtfor Govervor, . ¥ ™'Bugland, Ltly aud -gince’ will not recognize Servian intependeuce until the civ.l and “political equalify of the Jews is proclaimed. {> Phe-fete-at Paris for the, benefit of the yellow fever sufferers of: the 110 O00 £. =e Le Tener » {erty orly is in-dispute, and the _we a berowitt present a few utterandes Mims. M. ra Stpejing, . Cousenayoin! tinued on ee tila uatil winter's SasGac ‘ad Vala ‘Thereof ag a oe tne le@ture: oe ; snows stup the wor than. five hundred dollars; and exe “WWW ave being constantly told ibe] “treet, has just received a dare qnd Seven deaths of yellow fever océept, also. in such -cases of misdethe Charch of Roma.is stronger than carefally selected stock of falt-and)}.ored near Gallipolix, Ozio, “fast weauor he “beg ‘arenas ‘ She was in the time of Mirtin Lutbwinter staple and fancy goods. . wo, i, iy : j rect to be tried and determined be= fore Justices of the Peace, or the ine ferior Courts of cities and towns. ‘tue County Courts shall’ also lave appellate jurisdiction of all cases of wirich “Justices of the Peace, aod the inferior Court: of cities and ‘twowns, haye original jurisdicton, See. 4.5 ‘Fhe County Courts shall always7be open for “the transactioa of business, except upon legaj _holidays. Sec. by. There shall be one Coun-. ty Court in every eounty, and the Legislature may provide for as many more, in any county having more than twenty thousand people, us it shail'deem necessarySec. 6, county shail ‘ba: 76 wwo Jastices of the peaée. Their jurisidction shald extend to all cases Where the mats ter in-eontroversy is mowey or personal property, and the amount or value there of does not exceed five i hundred delarseSec. 7. All judiciai “officers sirallbe elycted at general elections—su4 » = “polit: ent powerte be used _in_ accord mapernmr onatirbenray ih thre-dognint-ead decrees. ot fia: wre thus taught to look wittr aio erce upon a guvernment whic ‘de olares liberty of cUnscience ty. bo its basis principle. ae “A conflict. of opinions, if nothing, worse, must necessarily grow ont—of}———_______ th condition of things; and asit is tur tbeinterest-of the Roman Chareb to. iuecrensé its Humbers in this country, since thereby they may acquire inctud{nig. the above, will be rendered, Saturday next. Ea sae THE HUDSON MINE. —_ fhe Hudson mine, ‘near the Authony House, is yielding some handsome rock, and the ledge is ivcrensing in thickness. Some specimens brooght from the mine yesterday show splendtaly, The Saperintend= Cbuich,. everywhere, at the ‘bidding of the Supreme Head, sehools ' wnd colleges are springing juto ex—. istence’ wherein are disseminated their peenliir principles. .“Tbeir growth, in the one bundred years of our natiounl existence, las been reaatkable. They have now 2.396 educational imstitutions, and! $61,000,000 of Chureh property. ‘bus “are they rapidly acquiring means, ultimate ‘ly to be used for the rpiritual subjection of the people, since the obligations imposed upon the faithfal‘leave no margin for loy— ulty to form a Government like ours ‘fe foremest product of this Govern~ weut is the cousmon schools, which they have violently. attucked because thereiv their childres are ‘iu dap— "ger of losing the faith.’ Let us, theo, jealously gnard these institutions, and bequeath them 60 posterity, toe . yother.with that.grand privviple of eivil and religious ltberty which is sthe corner stovie of this Repablic.” —— oD OO A-LOCAL-CASB,. -_K. KD Downer writes an ‘ibYerestiny letter to. his ‘paper, the Downieville Messenger, from Campbell's Sulphur Spring, Sierra Valley. He mentions a number of instances where people have been cured of rehamatism by the waters there, andthis one, of local interest, is: among them: “Mise Blatk, from Nevada: county, came here for aid from injuries occasioned by a fall, On her arrival she used crutches, and had to be litted from the carriage. ‘These she has already thrown aside, and in a few days she will return with her folks ts her old home, in Nevada county, veny restored to u health and strength.” —— 1-2 3 oe EBVANGELINE CHAPTER, Mrs. Z. R. Hunter, of this city has been appolated Grand Associate Conductress of the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Mra. John Major, formerly of Nevada, but now living at Shasta, was. appointed Giind Warder; and last, but not _ Jeasti\ L. J. Rolfe has been ;elected Grand Patron; Verily, Evangeline Chapter is \ighly honored, >< The Schultz gravel mine situated on the Greenhorn, two miles from Banner Monotain, is said to have excellent prospects. Very rich gravel has been found, aad the owners are more than satisfied with the oute ° +! bevel, shows well, enty Skiff Miurchie, “fnforms . us that the ledge ie ‘now'six feet wide, th. it . they are dowh on it 113, feet, and . that the rock increases in richness asthe incline deseends, ‘The mine exceeds the most sanguine expeutatiows of its owbers, -———<————— —— KNIT GNO ps) Mrs, F. Thos’, whose establish-ment ison Broad street two doors above the ‘fheater, offers to the aThe decisiow. ima ‘number of cases;!. tailor, about. forty= -2ight years old; nites Et ies reahized BASERTASATA tteBes-; An ‘nisually grave Ministerial crisis is reported” from Roihe. C. Barry, delegate to the Constitutional @onveution from’ Siski_lyou‘and Modoc, whose crazy freak . , ov Wednesday has been reported, vane. aad —? ‘fo the Napa Asylom. Angust’ Feiedlander, a German was Tuesday formally adjudged in-. prema Ctie Cobaty Judges, for six rats. and Jastiecrs of the Peace and Judges, of juferipr Courts incities and tuwas, tor fowr years. , tee ALFALFA, . ‘The Tidings says: Alfalfa,is prov+ ing all, and more, to these toot-hills that this paper claimed for it turee or four years ago. Rev. Mr. Brier, wlio has-a_niee field of it-on his Glea Eaca township of aatiy . (hades er ae guar ror he facts upon which said claim ist TRUE BLUES VICTORIOUS. ‘ ; The match game of base ball played ab Grasse Valley, yesterday, be-} tween #e True Blues, of that place, ahd ther Eagles,/of San Juan, resulted in favor of the filkst-vamed elub Lby-e-seoryé ot Me te: Aczyns. The Bo ‘MILLER, Odé4ellows’ Building, Broag St. the a ° True Blues’ are now the chaupions gt the county. ea Sees er tire The Vallejo Chrovicle. gives eurrency to a report that Mr. Utting of Yountville, fatter of the editor of! the Lake Democrat, while digging some steps bo She well on bis premises, hag» fownd a nugget of . gold weighing two avd a bulf pentida, ~ KNISTING MACHINE. Mrs. F. ‘Thoss: Broad Street, Above the Thea fret, j@rviile Brown. NEVADA CITy, NEVA) H* JUSD RECEIVED BOE “GLEAN IN The Largest and . ci a 6 Choicest ' Business i “Stock of Clothing, Fur. a eset Two white nishiz.g Goods, ete., jo the Count Evcr seen in the Mountains, ‘, a." eee » > tinaes to-be a : oo a Messrs. H. The’ stock cousists of the best as ramento, we assortment of. Gents’ and Boys’ Mrs. H. . Clothing, and everything “u oe 8 shally Just night, found in a first €liss Clothing Store, “Pay, Mr I ask but one price for goods, Trivity (E and that the Lowest. Nevada, 0: ‘t. L1, 1878, COUNTY ‘couRT. N thé Coumty Conrt: of the County of Nevada, State of _Ciliforvia. . signev Up n application for ai, morning, as . ‘Large dro driven frau yalléys pass . Cbartes H. LV D CITY, ‘ ESPECTFULLY calls: the'attention of the ladies of Nevada County to her beautiful assortment of KNITIING, mace by Kessélf;ond of wool finer than can be found in any store in the mountains. The . stock oenpree : Gentlemen, ‘Ladies and Children’s’ Socks. Children’s Underwear, Hoods,Caps, Sacques, Bodies, ete. _ "Every. article is guaranteed. to be mde of the BEST. WOOL, urd will be sold at reasunable fates. wt ‘ ea) Gall and exnmine goods wnd prices. Nevada City, Cot., 20, 1878ing Petition for Authority to as _xveate Deed. : os N-the Probate Court in and for the counfey. £. Nes tate. of4-H $< Pein OF St Sree dio. Order Appointing. Time for Hearof Nevada C $an° Francis cuarge from his uchts, as an insol debtor, Notice is hereby given, that — the reading und filing of the By rawi schedule ard oath of tue’ above alos i! ae — swt, ner REE in the County Court Jaty 18 bs te afovenaid, @n motion of J. M. W ey ae iy 4 vounsel forthe petitioner, it “is onan ve basen that sue creditors of the t aid insolveut, bo H. C. He Land appear before the HonJohn Caldwell, ~ Tr ee Judge of said County Court, atthe Court -, Union Savi Kev of said Court, in the City aid é ty.ot Nevada, on ‘thursday,November lath made aise wis, _— A, Me-vt Bat Gay, then Miss’ Eli and there to akbow cuuse, if any the +} why the prayer of said Lob] vent Posie i Reta not be granted ,and an-Assignnient of hig andtike up estate be Inave, anc that he be discharged P . from: his debts and jJiabilitues, in pursuance »in our mids of the statute in such case made and Dior: The Dow: vided. + You, the crediturs of said insu}. . vent, are thererove citeu tO appear at the * eommon Tru time "and piace indicated in said order, tw 7% cre show cuu.¢,it any you have,why the prayer Lort. Grip of suid Fetinoner should wot be granted, awnd-he be diseharzed-_trom. nis-debte us uy law provided. JAMbS D, WHITE, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of vei “On Sierra. N ‘Services wv County Coart, E. Church Dated, Clirk’s office, October 15th, 1958, wing to-das Notice to Creditors : will preach ; The Star N the. Probate’ Court, Nevada County. State of California. Estate of Thomas McEacuern,deceas:d. Notice is hereby giv. eh by the mudersigved, Adininistratrix of the state of Thomas Mc ache: n deceased, ball, clubs of match gime saud lot this te -the-eredttiess—ot, aid all PeLsolis having the matter of the Est Echern, deceased ‘On presentation of the pe tition: S® Wesicy Carroll and Thomas khedm .yne claiming to be entitled by virtue of a certain coltuget in+ writinyy made by said Thomas Mc m.t his sicetyme, to a conveyance of certaiu real estate paticularly degcribed im said petition setting predica ed, nd pray g.foradecree author. izing and ‘directing the admfnistratrix, of thé suid estute of Thomas McFach+rn de. ceased,to execute sconveyance of sai” real estate. It isordered by the Probate Judge that Monday the bt day'of Novernbe? A. D. 1878 atten o'clock in. the ferenoon of taidda,, beingata regulus-terni, to wit: Atthe November term aA, D. 1878 of bas’ depaited for parts uvknown, leaving ‘bis wife and three: childven at Virginia City iv destitate cireainstances. C. B. McClellan; Virginia City artist, dislocated his shoulder . the. otber morning while sketching the -works of the Sierra Nevada wine. Six persons were drowned néar Sanford; Florids, on, Monday, The . party. was returhing in a wagea from public an elegant assortment of knit woolen goods, such as stockings,. clritdren’s underwear, hoods, sacques, bodices, etc., that for: Beauty a nd dutability excel anything we have before seen, She manufactures the articles wpon aé knétting’ Machine that is a marvelous piece of mechanism, thus béing able to dispose. of thent at very reasonable rates. EXPECTED TO ARRIVE, Rev. Dr. Gray, of Wasbington, D.C. is expected to arrive in the city next month to'spenda few weeks. The Rev.” gentleman was for four years Chaplain of the U, 8. Senate, and was.one of the offiviating clergymen at, the firneral. obseqies of the lamented Abraham Lincoln. Fis misson here fs the health of the Baptistelurch: in Nevada City. —_-——--> +o -—_--— THE LINCOLN MENB, Work in the Linvéolm mine, sittat-ed on Little Deer ¢reek; and! owned’ By Moore and son, is being pushed abead as rapidly as possible. A short tinre since the dam gave way,. but has since been re-built, and ‘the wheel'and pumping maciinery putin. The ledg; which bas been Geveloped to’ a point below water i a ee SALE OF SHEEP. Mr. Brownell, of Sacramento, bad 1105 fine fat sheep at Howey Lake. Frank Aumer, of this city bought 820 of them, and John Casbin took the remainder, Aumer transferred his lot to # fanch ¢ight miles south of Sberidan,and they will be prong to this market as néeded. Se seemratteand TAB WEATHER. The following ra were taken yesterday atthe Office of the South ¥Yava Canal Company, ia this city: THERMOMETER—8:30 A. M., san 57, shade 57; 2P. w., sun 85, WR 65. Barometen—$.00 Ay m., 27/41 . pedieney of abolishing the training It seems: ,, anybody save the Commeander, who overflowed. It runs by a lake, ands the horse strayed into deep water! and upset the vebicle. The bark Susan, of New Bedford,. Captain Peakes, left New Bedford Saturday morning, October 12th, rwith a crew of 25 men, on a whal— ling voyage, She eucountered a harsieane, wascapsized, and all on board but three were drowned. “The Bank Commissioners report the Hibernia Bank well managed avdin agood condition, The result) was expected. mee: J. W. Macrkay and Mrs. .MacBay bave reached Virginia City from Paris. isn Wodnesday bit @ mau named: Jules Knop, a brewer, 27. years of’ age, was found dead ipa room in the house of Camille Richert, No. 15 Verona place, San Francisco. He suicided with a revolver. The cause of his .tropbles were not given. . The depth of bie despainisin the sentence: “I never could beepme happy except by suieide,” fourd in a letter that he felt. Francisev. will examine into the ex‘sbip. It is about time, never to have been of any benefit t) reveled in a fat salary, and it has cost the State for the eave and pirtial: e@@caiion of a few beys more than it would’ havé cost on TAnd to better ednea'e treble the number, A FEW evenings age an onion impinged*upon the thoughtfob brow of Mr, Kearney in Boston, and clearing h's voice be quietly uttered the following mild rebuke :“Ob! you slimy imps of, helil-ob! you miserable . blood ~ sucking bummers!-ob! you . sneaking thievesin the employ ot political cut-tbroates, sent here to do their filthy work!--if I could find the dirty, contemptible whelp who Pook. [2 P.M, 27.44, e . would a dog,” cimp-meeting by a road which was}Work bas finally been resumed on ' the 2,100 fout level on the Suvage-} The Board of Supervisors of San . threw that onjon,, Fd aha him as 1} Fara, tells ws he is aboat to cut his for the: fitth time this season® thejcrop of hay per acte being from six lo sever: tons: Two hundred tons of a mineral s2up, discovered on Rineon Creek, Savta Barbara county, are reported to have been contracted for by a San Francisco house. : Yesterday’s Arrivais at the UNION HOTEL, NEYADA. CITY,. CAL, J ACOB NAFFZIGER,, ——— Chas. McElvy City 9 Donneliy “ F Battis G P Davis ‘GG Ailen Bea Redda— <C ft Fulwiler Marsh” s Mill Miss J Broderick Col Hill JC Broderick J Hibbard Central House Mrs Wells & c Moores Flat J Morean _ Q Sveddard J Murray J J. cksen A P Clark Quaker Hill Dan’l Collins G V J F Schultthess ‘ LI. Thomas Bs P’ Hawkins Marysville T Baker Sheridan J*Morgan Cherokee H Austin Spenceville: Pe Wheatland j JM Miliken Sacramento TB Halt A C. Henry Onkiand Mrs Heary F R Shattuck Mrs Shattack “ Miss Shattuck *“ -o— _ Prop’r “ «ét ae “4 “ ‘+ Vesterday’s Arrivals at the NATIONAL HOTEL NEVADA CITY, CAL. CHAS. E. FEARSON, Proprietor ys C Allenberg San Juan J A Sevley’ ~ C Lawrence " J Marks * J Marsh Pett Hill F M Hathaway City NC Tally. G Hobert~ “ ft F Sacket as dS Robieson s ~ J A Cammeét bs 8S 8 Blackwell Snow Point L F Bush Orleans Flat H H Sweet Derbec Shaft F Dawling Moore's Flat, H Atwater BF Cummings «s EH Hubtard Col Hill H Dackman Eureka G-Cammit Rough and Ready . 2vAyB Dibble GV: . . Mrs Robinson & ¢ Lake City JR Davis Sat Joan — cy Pr 4 on the 224 day of November A. D. 1878 s# the Probate Court of Nevada county: in the State of California, and the Court room. of said Court :tthe Court Hows» in Mevadsa Ciiyz county and stats «foresatd,be and the same are hereby appointed a8 a time and place for hearing said petition, when and where all persons iaterestéd ‘jarthe estate of vaid deccased May appear aad contest said petition by Ming their objections in writing. AnG it is tuther-ordered that notice of the pendency of said psiition and of the suid lime and place of hearing be publi hed at leasttour suecessive weeks before such hearing in'the Nevada DatLy TnaNnscriPT ,o newepuper published in enaid city and county. JOHN CALDWELL, Propate Judge. Dated October 18, 1873: INSOLVENT Nufice%. = Pes reat William H, Norion vs. . Hia Creditors. N the County Couct-in and for the coun ty of Nevada, State of Cal. Pursuant tc an order of the Hon. John Caldwell Judge of said County Ccurt. Notice is hereby given to-all the Creditors of the said insolvent William H. Norton to be nnd aps pear before the said Judgs in oven Court, at the Court room of said Courtin Nevada C, ty, county of Neva aand State of California 10 o’olock A. M, of thatday, thenand there to show cause if any they can, why the prayer of said insolvent, shoulda not be granted, andan assignment of bis estate mde, ed he be dischi¥yed Tom hfs debts snd liavili ies, ingursuance of the Statute in such case made, provided: and in the meantime all proceedings weninst said insolvent be stayed. Witrrevs mty hand and the nda of said Court. this Lsth pet fag Octover A.D; 1878. sD, Waite, Clerk. By Jobn Webber; Deputy. J, 1. Caldwell, Atty for Pet tioner. "J. W. DOWNING, Merchant Tailor, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘aii GlODS & NEW PRICES. I BAVE JUST RBTURNED FROM SAN FRANCISCO witls a NEW STOCK of jGOODS, J . bought at manufactarers aud . o Beavers, pe ee Doeskins, Diagonals, Suitings, . . Overcoatings, Trimmings, Ete., Which will be cut in the LATEST FASHiONS, or in any style to please, and made in tne NEATEST’ and mustThay. MANNER, and as oe CERSTAR iCheap agcan be hadin Callfernia for the same class of Goods and Work. Jv. W. DOWNING, Nevada City, Oct. 5, 1878-1m _W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, _ Civil Engineer, % —AND-.SURVEYOR, © ire "Rem clarms against the Saie aor mased, to exh: Z tional Chur it them with the nec sary vouchers with. in four shunths after the urst publication Ot this not.ce to the suid Admiustratrix,at inission of the Law Oltice of ‘Niles Searls, in-Nevada . City, Cuunty of Nevada Stxteot OCalitoriis, mortgage tl HATTIE L. McKACHERN, Grass Va Administrator of the Estate. ot ‘Lhomas Me3 : Pacers, decemsed: eawriie the_possessi “Nevada City, October 15, 1878. machi Niles Scarls Atty for Admiuistratrix. nechinew, 0 petl-lm ~ the other by UNION HOTEL, aie shag for a visit NEVADA CITY, « CALIFORNIA. county to-1 Some of t! Men’s Socia giaing tu'ug PRES RAEOSRE Ra = THIS WELL KNOWN and Popuiar Hotel, situated on Main Stvect,-in the City of Nevada, has been thorough. ing uw dane -by omerhauled, refitted, and a 7 tuynished in first class atyle, New Yeai’s. and is now open: torshereception of guests.” It is-clai The Sleeping Apartments, Straighitest ° Pte cy airs and Pleasant, and every _ Bible, becau iu Ouse has a spring Inattrues, As: i i a desirubbe, quiet plwee fur the weary, the —e UNION offers superior inducements. and of cours The Tables of the Union, The term aac py viva with any Hotel in— : closed on Pi 1e e, and are filled with 5 ci ses ten the best the 4 dance was About twen Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, tut, und tue Will be found at the Bar, and the Billiard time was ha FFIC B—IN BROWN & MORGA ‘Oo BLO EK, Nevada City. NS 7 Room . the BEST BL to be found te.ine State. BLLARD a Two of Ne The UNION enjoys ‘the reputation of betheir mode: ing the BEST HOTEL IN THE. MOUS ing them) w TAINS, and the proprietor is, determined to keep it wo. OPEN ALL NIGHT. by ye local ap26 " JACOB NAFFZIGER. pigeon dinu sor é to assist in ¢ DEALER. IN Darrah bas Choice Brands ef Foreign ant: pales . Y. oO Domes'‘ic her. Miss . CIGARS, Ing the Wir By . A ND THD BEST MANUFACTURED ca : OCene is‘at v 3 eranuetat ing out wa Smoking and Chewing they now h TOBACCO, ‘capacity to . water unde Cigarettes, Pipes, Cutlery, Etc. cumstances, ALSO A ¥ ULL LINE OF Miss Eun } 8 istained a: CONFSCTIONERY, NUTS, to the wrint L “ . by falling fr sie ire er’s house GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. Tidings ray ri _ by the bre; ) Stocks Bought and Sold on Commission. The Re] Truckee by TELEGRAPH OFFICE MASONIC BLOC 100, i) Nevada City, Tune 9, 1878. who © bas. a "FRED. A. SACKET, [fg rete: ian Mining & Insurance Agent, pounds of ¢ . Saas THE Work wa; 3 drift euterp Connecticut Fire, and Travelers” , lnlew § Accident and Life Insurance .-fora a Companies of Hastford. es Compauy yp Office--In Brown & Morgan's Block. JQ behatt oc Nevada Ci. city. Company w os that purpos “DR Cc. D. “BOBO, The ‘Ne Physician and Surgeon, Register ig Office Hours—-From 9 to 10 A. Office, wher and from 6 to.8 P. M. uae o1 ISP J €8, as ENSARY HOUR, _“eligibh, From 12 4. tol P. M 0 secure ‘<BYLDEN'S DRUG STORE, boon. The i Nevada City, Catifernia‘Won is asgu w¥

he an Sa A I ‘1878 ‘Sandey “October 20ta, Becta secMg roe “on the subject of ‘*Romanism. in "MRS. LAKE’S ecTURe Mrs. H. 8. Lake, “the widow» of an pesrleen priest and antiéCathvlic lecturer,’ delivered wa address Awerica’’ at tie Methodist cboreh, on I'ridwy-evening. A.good sized andievee was in attendance, To say that’ the lady is skilled in oratory, _amd that-ber lecture is a nrodel uf “literary excellence, mildly expresses the duiversal opinion of those whe chanced to be present. As the great mass of the Transcript’s. readets were of couse unable et —===-= {to the fact that’a rtaiff women of to bear Ler\DEPRAVED CONDUCT. t Our attention i yesterday called disreputable c jaracfer who lives within a stone’s*brow of the ‘corer Gontmercial streets, is 4p, the habit of accosting boys aged twelve or fitteen*yearans they pass her establishment, aud endeavoring to entice them to enter. Now this is carrying the. thing. to far ond. the’ offender lays herself liable to be heavily puvished for comm itfing amivdemesnor. ka ease we. bave occasion to refer to the cubject again, -we will t:ke if upon ourselves, to see'that the name of, ‘the’ guilty and shetbeless~-woman is: givea to the. a ee aust, RECEIVED. Ro Pa., urges the — : _ LATEST NEWS. “The Central Committ e at Pittsocialists tocontinue their agitation in homes; workshops and barraeks!* . Phe Oregon State Fair closed SUDIGyA RY SYSTE Me Mr. Crosé? of this city, Le “ jnbron duced the flowing proposed ansend. ment, to te State dudjciary By Stem, ; ifor the gohsidedsticn of the Cons stitutional Convention: : yesterday. ‘A.dispatéh-feony Salt Lake says that during a beayy snowst6tm. in thé: Wabsatch mouotains op Tuesday two miners by the names of Peter “Colode and Joe. A. Coff, engaged fat St. Louis Tuowel, Big Cottonwood, were caught in.'a snew-slide and carried “over a precipice five unudred feét deep, ‘It was a perilous ride, but the hardy miners escaped with only a few bruises, It is anSection 1. ‘The ruaiciat power ef this State shall Be vested ip one Supreme Court, County Courts) Justices of the Pence, and such Potity and other inferior Courts for cities and towns a8 may be created bythe Luge islature, with sach”inferioe juris diction.as the Leyislature may cone fer upon them. See. 2. The Supreme Court shall have appellate jurisdiction of all euses on appeal, of which the County Courts have original jurisdiction. Sec. 8. Tee County Courts shall have originat jurisdictionH-ath-eas_knewn what wmount of damage was sustained at the tunel, : ‘Lhe logging season. will be ‘cones arising in law, equity, ‘and probate, and in all special cases, except. ing where money or personal prop“er, and particularly strong in the United States. If this bea fact, it behooves us tu observe what possible . infinuence she may y wield upon the future destiny of this Republic. It is evident, even t» the most careless . observer, that she is preparing fur a desperate btraggle for permanenuee or perpetuity, for, in the famous Eneyelien} and’ Syilubus of Pius 1X, the gauntlet’ is thrown down to: the world, and the position of the : Rvmun ~ Obureh. ig clearly defined, . Therein it is dechited that the "libenty of conscience and of worship is a periicions and insane idea.’ This decluratiou i# diredily the reverse of that announced to the world.by the fathers of this Hepublic, andthe ml ions of faituful, in this -eountry, . . who are subject to the Boman See, ‘The store is Jiterally crowded. witb the new goods, and slthough she has yét made no public announce{ment of the stock baving™ urrived . (the adverticement: wilh uppear in the next issue of the ‘TRaNscRIPT, . bowever)*#ne disge wuusber-of ladies who daily go there and trade show that the fact has leaked out in sou.e Way. ‘ : etme vT COUKT NOTES. “The case of Gruut &Codmbs. vs. Mitebelt ‘etals was argued aud sub= ufittéd yesterday forenoon, The case of T. WConrts et als vs. Moore’s Fiat Blue. Gravel “Mining Company . was tried ang submitted F riday. The ease-of Hall, een Co.,-¥aGeo. W. Smith was on .triak yester1 CLry A furions., wind. aud rain storm ocenred at erianie shite ani night. New cases of yellow fever att New Orleans Thursday, 328; deaths,. 24. Tie Orangemen charged at Moutreal witb formibg au illegal assens= ibly on the 12th-of July. last, bave been acquitted. The First National Bank. of Warrensburg, Mo., bas closed its doors., The Deleware Greeback State Coubyention metiat Witaington ‘Thursday and nominated Dr, KJ. Stewavtfor Govervor, . ¥ ™'Bugland, Ltly aud -gince’ will not recognize Servian intependeuce until the civ.l and “political equalify of the Jews is proclaimed. {> Phe-fete-at Paris for the, benefit of the yellow fever sufferers of: the 110 O00 £. =e Le Tener » {erty orly is in-dispute, and the _we a berowitt present a few utterandes Mims. M. ra Stpejing, . Cousenayoin! tinued on ee tila uatil winter's SasGac ‘ad Vala ‘Thereof ag a oe tne le@ture: oe ; snows stup the wor than. five hundred dollars; and exe “WWW ave being constantly told ibe] “treet, has just received a dare qnd Seven deaths of yellow fever océept, also. in such -cases of misdethe Charch of Roma.is stronger than carefally selected stock of falt-and)}.ored near Gallipolix, Ozio, “fast weauor he “beg ‘arenas ‘ She was in the time of Mirtin Lutbwinter staple and fancy goods. . wo, i, iy : j rect to be tried and determined be= fore Justices of the Peace, or the ine ferior Courts of cities and towns. ‘tue County Courts shall’ also lave appellate jurisdiction of all cases of wirich “Justices of the Peace, aod the inferior Court: of cities and ‘twowns, haye original jurisdicton, See. 4.5 ‘Fhe County Courts shall always7be open for “the transactioa of business, except upon legaj _holidays. Sec. by. There shall be one Coun-. ty Court in every eounty, and the Legislature may provide for as many more, in any county having more than twenty thousand people, us it shail'deem necessarySec. 6, county shail ‘ba: 76 wwo Jastices of the peaée. Their jurisidction shald extend to all cases Where the mats ter in-eontroversy is mowey or personal property, and the amount or value there of does not exceed five i hundred delarseSec. 7. All judiciai “officers sirallbe elycted at general elections—su4 » = “polit: ent powerte be used _in_ accord mapernmr onatirbenray ih thre-dognint-ead decrees. ot fia: wre thus taught to look wittr aio erce upon a guvernment whic ‘de olares liberty of cUnscience ty. bo its basis principle. ae “A conflict. of opinions, if nothing, worse, must necessarily grow ont—of}———_______ th condition of things; and asit is tur tbeinterest-of the Roman Chareb to. iuecrensé its Humbers in this country, since thereby they may acquire inctud{nig. the above, will be rendered, Saturday next. Ea sae THE HUDSON MINE. —_ fhe Hudson mine, ‘near the Authony House, is yielding some handsome rock, and the ledge is ivcrensing in thickness. Some specimens brooght from the mine yesterday show splendtaly, The Saperintend= Cbuich,. everywhere, at the ‘bidding of the Supreme Head, sehools ' wnd colleges are springing juto ex—. istence’ wherein are disseminated their peenliir principles. .“Tbeir growth, in the one bundred years of our natiounl existence, las been reaatkable. They have now 2.396 educational imstitutions, and! $61,000,000 of Chureh property. ‘bus “are they rapidly acquiring means, ultimate ‘ly to be used for the rpiritual subjection of the people, since the obligations imposed upon the faithfal‘leave no margin for loy— ulty to form a Government like ours ‘fe foremest product of this Govern~ weut is the cousmon schools, which they have violently. attucked because thereiv their childres are ‘iu dap— "ger of losing the faith.’ Let us, theo, jealously gnard these institutions, and bequeath them 60 posterity, toe . yother.with that.grand privviple of eivil and religious ltberty which is sthe corner stovie of this Repablic.” —— oD OO A-LOCAL-CASB,. -_K. KD Downer writes an ‘ibYerestiny letter to. his ‘paper, the Downieville Messenger, from Campbell's Sulphur Spring, Sierra Valley. He mentions a number of instances where people have been cured of rehamatism by the waters there, andthis one, of local interest, is: among them: “Mise Blatk, from Nevada: county, came here for aid from injuries occasioned by a fall, On her arrival she used crutches, and had to be litted from the carriage. ‘These she has already thrown aside, and in a few days she will return with her folks ts her old home, in Nevada county, veny restored to u health and strength.” —— 1-2 3 oe EBVANGELINE CHAPTER, Mrs. Z. R. Hunter, of this city has been appolated Grand Associate Conductress of the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Mra. John Major, formerly of Nevada, but now living at Shasta, was. appointed Giind Warder; and last, but not _ Jeasti\ L. J. Rolfe has been ;elected Grand Patron; Verily, Evangeline Chapter is \ighly honored, >< The Schultz gravel mine situated on the Greenhorn, two miles from Banner Monotain, is said to have excellent prospects. Very rich gravel has been found, aad the owners are more than satisfied with the oute ° +! bevel, shows well, enty Skiff Miurchie, “fnforms . us that the ledge ie ‘now'six feet wide, th. it . they are dowh on it 113, feet, and . that the rock increases in richness asthe incline deseends, ‘The mine exceeds the most sanguine expeutatiows of its owbers, -———<————— —— KNIT GNO ps) Mrs, F. Thos’, whose establish-ment ison Broad street two doors above the ‘fheater, offers to the aThe decisiow. ima ‘number of cases;!. tailor, about. forty= -2ight years old; nites Et ies reahized BASERTASATA tteBes-; An ‘nisually grave Ministerial crisis is reported” from Roihe. C. Barry, delegate to the Constitutional @onveution from’ Siski_lyou‘and Modoc, whose crazy freak . , ov Wednesday has been reported, vane. aad —? ‘fo the Napa Asylom. Angust’ Feiedlander, a German was Tuesday formally adjudged in-. prema Ctie Cobaty Judges, for six rats. and Jastiecrs of the Peace and Judges, of juferipr Courts incities and tuwas, tor fowr years. , tee ALFALFA, . ‘The Tidings says: Alfalfa,is prov+ ing all, and more, to these toot-hills that this paper claimed for it turee or four years ago. Rev. Mr. Brier, wlio has-a_niee field of it-on his Glea Eaca township of aatiy . (hades er ae guar ror he facts upon which said claim ist TRUE BLUES VICTORIOUS. ‘ ; The match game of base ball played ab Grasse Valley, yesterday, be-} tween #e True Blues, of that place, ahd ther Eagles,/of San Juan, resulted in favor of the filkst-vamed elub Lby-e-seoryé ot Me te: Aczyns. The Bo ‘MILLER, Odé4ellows’ Building, Broag St. the a ° True Blues’ are now the chaupions gt the county. ea Sees er tire The Vallejo Chrovicle. gives eurrency to a report that Mr. Utting of Yountville, fatter of the editor of! the Lake Democrat, while digging some steps bo She well on bis premises, hag» fownd a nugget of . gold weighing two avd a bulf pentida, ~ KNISTING MACHINE. Mrs. F. ‘Thoss: Broad Street, Above the Thea fret, j@rviile Brown. NEVADA CITy, NEVA) H* JUSD RECEIVED BOE “GLEAN IN The Largest and . ci a 6 Choicest ' Business i “Stock of Clothing, Fur. a eset Two white nishiz.g Goods, ete., jo the Count Evcr seen in the Mountains, ‘, a." eee » > tinaes to-be a : oo a Messrs. H. The’ stock cousists of the best as ramento, we assortment of. Gents’ and Boys’ Mrs. H. . Clothing, and everything “u oe 8 shally Just night, found in a first €liss Clothing Store, “Pay, Mr I ask but one price for goods, Trivity (E and that the Lowest. Nevada, 0: ‘t. L1, 1878, COUNTY ‘couRT. N thé Coumty Conrt: of the County of Nevada, State of _Ciliforvia. . signev Up n application for ai, morning, as . ‘Large dro driven frau yalléys pass . Cbartes H. LV D CITY, ‘ ESPECTFULLY calls: the'attention of the ladies of Nevada County to her beautiful assortment of KNITIING, mace by Kessélf;ond of wool finer than can be found in any store in the mountains. The . stock oenpree : Gentlemen, ‘Ladies and Children’s’ Socks. Children’s Underwear, Hoods,Caps, Sacques, Bodies, ete. _ "Every. article is guaranteed. to be mde of the BEST. WOOL, urd will be sold at reasunable fates. wt ‘ ea) Gall and exnmine goods wnd prices. Nevada City, Cot., 20, 1878ing Petition for Authority to as _xveate Deed. : os N-the Probate Court in and for the counfey. £. Nes tate. of4-H $< Pein OF St Sree dio. Order Appointing. Time for Hearof Nevada C $an° Francis cuarge from his uchts, as an insol debtor, Notice is hereby given, that — the reading und filing of the By rawi schedule ard oath of tue’ above alos i! ae — swt, ner REE in the County Court Jaty 18 bs te afovenaid, @n motion of J. M. W ey ae iy 4 vounsel forthe petitioner, it “is onan ve basen that sue creditors of the t aid insolveut, bo H. C. He Land appear before the HonJohn Caldwell, ~ Tr ee Judge of said County Court, atthe Court -, Union Savi Kev of said Court, in the City aid é ty.ot Nevada, on ‘thursday,November lath made aise wis, _— A, Me-vt Bat Gay, then Miss’ Eli and there to akbow cuuse, if any the +} why the prayer of said Lob] vent Posie i Reta not be granted ,and an-Assignnient of hig andtike up estate be Inave, anc that he be discharged P . from: his debts and jJiabilitues, in pursuance »in our mids of the statute in such case made and Dior: The Dow: vided. + You, the crediturs of said insu}. . vent, are thererove citeu tO appear at the * eommon Tru time "and piace indicated in said order, tw 7% cre show cuu.¢,it any you have,why the prayer Lort. Grip of suid Fetinoner should wot be granted, awnd-he be diseharzed-_trom. nis-debte us uy law provided.. JAMbS D, WHITE, County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of vei “On Sierra. N ‘Services wv County Coart, E. Church Dated, Clirk’s office, October 15th, 1958, wing to-das Notice to Creditors : will preach ; The Star

N the. Probate’ Court, Nevada County. State of California. Estate of Thomas McEacuern,deceas:d. Notice is hereby giv. eh by the mudersigved, Adininistratrix of the state of Thomas Mc ache: n deceased, ball, clubs of match gime saud lot this te -the-eredttiess—ot, aid all PeLsolis having the matter of the Est Echern, deceased ‘On presentation of the pe tition: S® Wesicy Carroll and Thomas khedm .yne claiming to be entitled by virtue of a certain coltuget in+ writinyy made by said Thomas Mc m.t his sicetyme, to a conveyance of certaiu real estate paticularly degcribed im said petition setting predica ed, nd pray g.foradecree author. izing and ‘directing the admfnistratrix, of thé suid estute of Thomas McFach+rn de. ceased,to execute sconveyance of sai” real estate. It isordered by the Probate Judge that Monday the bt day'of Novernbe? A. D. 1878 atten o'clock in. the ferenoon of taidda,, beingata regulus-terni, to wit: Atthe November term aA, D. 1878 of bas’ depaited for parts uvknown, leaving ‘bis wife and three: childven at Virginia City iv destitate cireainstances. C. B. McClellan; Virginia City artist, dislocated his shoulder . the. otber morning while sketching the -works of the Sierra Nevada wine. Six persons were drowned néar Sanford; Florids, on, Monday, The . party. was returhing in a wagea from public an elegant assortment of knit woolen goods, such as stockings,. clritdren’s underwear, hoods, sacques, bodices, etc., that for: Beauty a nd dutability excel anything we have before seen, She manufactures the articles wpon aé knétting’ Machine that is a marvelous piece of mechanism, thus béing able to dispose. of thent at very reasonable rates. EXPECTED TO ARRIVE, Rev. Dr. Gray, of Wasbington, D.C. is expected to arrive in the city next month to'spenda few weeks. The Rev.” gentleman was for four years Chaplain of the U, 8. Senate, and was.one of the offiviating clergymen at, the firneral. obseqies of the lamented Abraham Lincoln. Fis misson here fs the health of the Baptistelurch: in Nevada City. —_-——--> +o -—_--— THE LINCOLN MENB, Work in the Linvéolm mine, sittat-ed on Little Deer ¢reek; and! owned’ By Moore and son, is being pushed abead as rapidly as possible. A short tinre since the dam gave way,. but has since been re-built, and ‘the wheel'and pumping maciinery putin. The ledg; which bas been Geveloped to’ a point below water i a ee SALE OF SHEEP. Mr. Brownell, of Sacramento, bad 1105 fine fat sheep at Howey Lake. Frank Aumer, of this city bought 820 of them, and John Casbin took the remainder, Aumer transferred his lot to # fanch ¢ight miles south of Sberidan,and they will be prong to this market as néeded. Se seemratteand TAB WEATHER. The following ra were taken yesterday atthe Office of the South ¥Yava Canal Company, ia this city: THERMOMETER—8:30 A. M., san 57, shade 57; 2P. w., sun 85, WR 65. Barometen—$.00 Ay m., 27/41 . pedieney of abolishing the training It seems: ,, anybody save the Commeander, who overflowed. It runs by a lake, ands the horse strayed into deep water! and upset the vebicle. The bark Susan, of New Bedford,. Captain Peakes, left New Bedford Saturday morning, October 12th, rwith a crew of 25 men, on a whal— ling voyage, She eucountered a harsieane, wascapsized, and all on board but three were drowned. “The Bank Commissioners report the Hibernia Bank well managed avdin agood condition, The result) was expected. mee: J. W. Macrkay and Mrs. .MacBay bave reached Virginia City from Paris. isn Wodnesday bit @ mau named: Jules Knop, a brewer, 27. years of’ age, was found dead ipa room in the house of Camille Richert, No. 15 Verona place, San Francisco. He suicided with a revolver. The cause of his .tropbles were not given. . The depth of bie despainisin the sentence: “I never could beepme happy except by suieide,” fourd in a letter that he felt. Francisev. will examine into the ex‘sbip. It is about time, never to have been of any benefit t) reveled in a fat salary, and it has cost the State for the eave and pirtial: e@@caiion of a few beys more than it would’ havé cost on TAnd to better ednea'e treble the number, A FEW evenings age an onion impinged*upon the thoughtfob brow of Mr, Kearney in Boston, and clearing h's voice be quietly uttered the following mild rebuke :“Ob! you slimy imps of, helil-ob! you miserable . blood ~ sucking bummers!-ob! you . sneaking thievesin the employ ot political cut-tbroates, sent here to do their filthy work!--if I could find the dirty, contemptible whelp who Pook. [2 P.M, 27.44, e . would a dog,” cimp-meeting by a road which was}Work bas finally been resumed on ' the 2,100 fout level on the Suvage-} The Board of Supervisors of San . threw that onjon,, Fd aha him as 1} Fara, tells ws he is aboat to cut his for the: fitth time this season® thejcrop of hay per acte being from six lo sever: tons: Two hundred tons of a mineral s2up, discovered on Rineon Creek, Savta Barbara county, are reported to have been contracted for by a San Francisco house. : Yesterday’s Arrivais at the UNION HOTEL, NEYADA. CITY,. CAL, J ACOB NAFFZIGER,, ——— Chas. McElvy City 9 Donneliy “ F Battis G P Davis ‘GG Ailen Bea Redda— <C ft Fulwiler Marsh” s Mill Miss J Broderick Col Hill JC Broderick J Hibbard Central House Mrs Wells & c Moores Flat J Morean _ Q Sveddard J Murray J J. cksen A P Clark Quaker Hill Dan’l Collins G V J F Schultthess ‘ LI. Thomas Bs P’ Hawkins Marysville T Baker Sheridan J*Morgan Cherokee H Austin Spenceville: Pe Wheatland j JM Miliken Sacramento TB Halt A C. Henry Onkiand Mrs Heary F R Shattuck Mrs Shattack “ Miss Shattuck *“ -o— _ Prop’r “ «ét ae “4 “ ‘+ Vesterday’s Arrivals at the NATIONAL HOTEL NEVADA CITY, CAL. CHAS. E. FEARSON, Proprietor ys C Allenberg San Juan J A Sevley’ ~ C Lawrence " J Marks * J Marsh Pett Hill F M Hathaway City NC Tally. G Hobert~ “ ft F Sacket as dS Robieson s ~ J A Cammeét bs 8S 8 Blackwell Snow Point L F Bush Orleans Flat H H Sweet Derbec Shaft F Dawling Moore's Flat, H Atwater BF Cummings «s EH Hubtard Col Hill H Dackman Eureka G-Cammit Rough and Ready . 2vAyB Dibble GV: . . Mrs Robinson & ¢ Lake City JR Davis Sat Joan — cy Pr 4 on the 224 day of November A. D. 1878 s# the Probate Court of Nevada county: in the State of California, and the Court room. of said Court :tthe Court Hows» in Mevadsa Ciiyz county and stats «foresatd,be and the same are hereby appointed a8 a time and place for hearing said petition, when and where all persons iaterestéd ‘jarthe estate of vaid deccased May appear aad contest said petition by Ming their objections in writing. AnG it is tuther-ordered that notice of the pendency of said psiition and of the suid lime and place of hearing be publi hed at leasttour suecessive weeks before such hearing in'the Nevada DatLy TnaNnscriPT ,o newepuper published in enaid city and county. JOHN CALDWELL, Propate Judge. Dated October 18, 1873: INSOLVENT Nufice%. = Pes reat William H, Norion vs. . Hia Creditors. N the County Couct-in and for the coun ty of Nevada, State of Cal. Pursuant tc an order of the Hon. John Caldwell Judge of said County Ccurt.. Notice is hereby given to-all the Creditors of the said insolvent William H. Norton to be nnd aps pear before the said Judgs in oven Court, at the Court room of said Courtin Nevada C, ty, county of Neva aand State of California 10 o’olock A. M, of thatday, thenand there to show cause if any they can, why the prayer of said insolvent, shoulda not be granted, andan assignment of bis estate mde, ed he be dischi¥yed Tom hfs debts snd liavili ies, ingursuance of the Statute in such case made, provided: and in the meantime all proceedings weninst said insolvent be stayed. Witrrevs mty hand and the nda of said Court. this Lsth pet fag Octover A.D; 1878. sD, Waite, Clerk. By Jobn Webber; Deputy. J, 1. Caldwell, Atty for Pet tioner. "J. W. DOWNING, Merchant Tailor, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘aii GlODS & NEW PRICES. I BAVE JUST RBTURNED FROM SAN FRANCISCO witls a NEW STOCK of jGOODS, J . bought at manufactarers aud . o Beavers, pe ee Doeskins, Diagonals, Suitings, . . Overcoatings, Trimmings, Ete., Which will be cut in the LATEST FASHiONS, or in any style to please, and made in tne NEATEST’ and mustThay. MANNER, and as oe CERSTAR iCheap agcan be hadin Callfernia for the same class of Goods and Work. Jv. W. DOWNING, Nevada City, Oct. 5, 1878-1m _W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, _ Civil Engineer, % —AND-.SURVEYOR, © ire "Rem clarms against the Saie aor mased, to exh: Z tional Chur it them with the nec sary vouchers with. in four shunths after the urst publication Ot this not.ce to the suid Admiustratrix,at inission of the Law Oltice of ‘Niles Searls, in-Nevada . City, Cuunty of Nevada Stxteot OCalitoriis, mortgage tl HATTIE L. McKACHERN, Grass Va Administrator of the Estate. ot ‘Lhomas Me3 : Pacers, decemsed: eawriie the_possessi “Nevada City, October 15, 1878. machi Niles Scarls Atty for Admiuistratrix. nechinew, 0 petl-lm ~ the other by UNION HOTEL, aie shag for a visit NEVADA CITY, « CALIFORNIA. county to-1 Some of t! Men’s Socia giaing tu'ug PRES RAEOSRE Ra = THIS WELL KNOWN and Popuiar Hotel, situated on Main Stvect,-in the City of Nevada, has been thorough. ing uw dane -by omerhauled, refitted, and a 7 tuynished in first class atyle, New Yeai’s. and is now open: torshereception of guests.” It is-clai The Sleeping Apartments, Straighitest ° Pte cy airs and Pleasant, and every _ Bible, becau iu Ouse has a spring Inattrues, As: i i a desirubbe, quiet plwee fur the weary, the —e UNION offers superior inducements. and of cours The Tables of the Union, The term aac py viva with any Hotel in— : closed on Pi 1e e, and are filled with 5 ci ses ten the best the 4 dance was About twen Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, tut, und tue Will be found at the Bar, and the Billiard time was ha FFIC B—IN BROWN & MORGA ‘Oo BLO EK, Nevada City. NS 7 Room . the BEST BL to be found te.ine State. BLLARD a Two of Ne The UNION enjoys ‘the reputation of betheir mode: ing the BEST HOTEL IN THE. MOUS ing them) w TAINS, and the proprietor is, determined to keep it wo. OPEN ALL NIGHT. by ye local ap26 " JACOB NAFFZIGER. pigeon dinu sor é to assist in ¢ DEALER. IN Darrah bas Choice Brands ef Foreign ant: pales . Y. oO Domes'‘ic her. Miss . CIGARS, Ing the Wir By . A ND THD BEST MANUFACTURED ca : OCene is‘at v 3 eranuetat ing out wa Smoking and Chewing they now h TOBACCO, ‘capacity to . water unde Cigarettes, Pipes, Cutlery, Etc. cumstances, ALSO A ¥ ULL LINE OF Miss Eun } 8 istained a: CONFSCTIONERY, NUTS, to the wrint L “ . by falling fr sie ire er’s house GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. Tidings ray ri _ by the bre; ) Stocks Bought and Sold on Commission. The Re] Truckee by TELEGRAPH OFFICE MASONIC BLOC 100, i) Nevada City, Tune 9, 1878. who © bas. a "FRED. A. SACKET, [fg rete: ian Mining & Insurance Agent, pounds of ¢ . Saas THE Work wa; 3 drift euterp Connecticut Fire, and Travelers” , lnlew § Accident and Life Insurance .-fora a Companies of Hastford. es Compauy yp Office--In Brown & Morgan's Block. JQ behatt oc Nevada Ci. city. Company w os that purpos “DR Cc. D. “BOBO, The ‘Ne Physician and Surgeon, Register ig Office Hours—-From 9 to 10 A. Office, wher and from 6 to.8 P. M. uae o1 ISP J €8, as ENSARY HOUR, _“eligibh, From 12 4. tol P. M 0 secure ‘<BYLDEN'S DRUG STORE, boon. The i Nevada City, Catifernia‘Won is asgu w¥