October 21, 1875 (4 pages)

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Ss, Im years seu ully of an. visiting and has. _ Ty, 623 a., San’ d-those __ me nor and hag for the 8, both sufferthe efLVvirgs t their. squali. arriage horrid n closes friends afferiag ~~ troying for andem im. an who ul study ure the ‘CUry OF o those re inter 8; to be ors who skill in nposing 5 of emad other d make nto the lence ot. epraved by the ilimited tainty nptome, medical ve, derk ad, ringtling of uneagie limbs,’ » loss of gstrangances, & f mémvarious tongne, 1, Right nsanity. o affiictther in effected treating effecting will give ho will ‘agcured he San ge, who fearful cred reyr delay office or nay rely secrecy no more ” d mutuservices nstanices lent and y quacks nd will rument, and perRED AT Dr. Gibength of and the ee from tof the tion for “r-the intersection with the ridge fond. ig Ee ARS: in =~ ugh the 10 & Co., rwarded Kearney co treet. the let inform ivertise myl 8 . hee, ) 1875.4 1e Yuba porpora-' , whose ity Cal, for 1500 2 No. 2, 500 feet Mining nia, t0higuous, d notes ommenif a large if dwell. . (oO EK, 8 No. 2. ) a bt ke sh cl ff, ) a stale moun. place of res. ing at § th Yuba * boulder. y W 5. ‘nér No. “ae ¢ aceaeatil W 100 live oak « distant stuke ip River. to place 3-corme? plat 4, pner No. ymon te RUE, he agid designs ction H, ast, Mt. location or abont Book 6, county, aims by re Sub » Fowkt 2 claims sent the ty dogs apr Sy A aa The Daily Transeript ee NEVADA CITY, CAL. __BROWN & WATSON, . . ges Proprietors. MY OTICE to Tax Payers und Contractors. N Notice ig. hereby given thut ip accer“dance with the provisions of an Act of the Législature, of the Stgte of California, -entitied am’ Act to provide, fur the location, crnstruction’and maintenance of Public Roads in Nevada county, I will sell at public sale to the-lowest biddor,in front of Skidmore’s saloon, in the town of, North : Bloomfield, on SATURDAY, October 3 ith, ‘at 11 o’clock, A. M., contracts fer repairing aud keeping iti repair for the térm of two vears,<th> following described roads. in Eloomficld Téwnship: ‘ Section I. Comunencing at the north end of the bridge «t the Bridgéport township line, rgnnin: thence t) the taine’s Hotel,’ Lake City. The bridges on the roa‘ are to be kept tn good repair, all rocks projecting above the road bed to beremoved, roots . taken out, and all loose rocks kept off. Ditches and-culyerts are to be constructed in such plates, and in such manner as the Road Commissioner may direct, to prevent the road from washing. The road. is to be Jeveled udp, and ruts filled in each Spring, “ before the grotind becomes dry, and kept in good traveling cougition during the time of contract. . Section 2. Commencing at Paixe’s Hotel, Lake City, running thence by way-of North Bloomficid and Humbug Car yon, to that piece of road running from Waldron’s ranch to thé Buck Bone House. Al rocks projecting above the road bed, ure to be removed, roots taken ont. loose rocks kept off; and the brush cut off,.from that portion Of the road that lies in fumoug ('anyon. Ditches amd culverts tu be put in such places, and-in-—su-h-minner ds —the Road Comftnissi#ner may, dicect, to keep the road from washing. The roid to be fil ed in and develed up each Spring, before the ground bécomnes drs, and kept in goed traveling © condition during: the term of comtract. All bridges are to be kept in good repair, : section 3. Commencing at North Lloomfleld, running thence to the town of Relief . Hill, and terminating at the crossing of the North Bivomfield Co’s., ditch. Three miles more or less. This road requires the rocks aud roofs takea out. and loose rocks kept off of the road.Culverts and breaks waters are to be constructed in such piacesand such manner as the Road Commiissioner “may direct, to prevent the roat from washing. All bridges are to be kept in good repair, uni te road leveled up and niled in each Spring before the ground becomes dry. ‘he bridge a ross. Missouri Canyon requites one new bent uimder the West end, new stringers and new planking. Plank to be 4.inches thick and sixteen feet long, and stringers 12x12 square, of spruce. There areto Be 4 stringers in place’ ot 3 as at present. Section 4. Commencing at Lake City,ranning thence by way of Back Bone siouse,, to the Eureka tuwashlp line. his road requires culverts and break-waters, to prevent it ffem Washing, ali rocks projecting above the roud bed to “be removed, rogts to be taken ut, and foosé rocks Kept off. . Bridgesare tobe kept in repair, aud the road must be kept in good truVeling order . during the'term of the contract. The break. watergs.and culverts are to be put in such places, and-at rieteelatnnomt te the Redd Commissioner may directs= : See : =P.P. ORANDALL,. Pout Road Goinmissione r: OTICE to Tax Payer#and Contractors : Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the provisions of an Act of the Legistature, of the State of California,éntifled an Act to provide for the location, construction and maintenance of Public Rodds in Nevada.county, . will sell at public sale to the lowest bidder, in front of C, Grissel’s Hetel, ir the town of Washington, on. MONDAY, November Ist, at 11 o’clock, A. M., contracts for repairing and keeping in . . repair for tif team of two years, the following described roads in Washington . Kownship: je Section i. Commiencing at the Nevada Township line, runniug thericé by * way of Sxiilman's mill, tointersect the Washington and Alpha toll road, to Alpha, a’ distance of about four miles, Section 2. Coumencingat, the junction ef the Alpha and Omega roads, eee > Se the’ ridge on the Omega road, to four and one-half miles wore or Jess. 4 Section 8. Commefticing at the /juigction ofthe Omegaand Bear Valley roads, rutning thence on the Ke x Valley rozd to the cressing ot Bear River, a distance of about sixtmiles. These: roads require «ditches, culverts and break-watrs to prevent them from washing, roots tiken out, loose ~ocks kept off, and rocks projecting above ‘the road bed t> be blusted off. The bridges are to be kept inrepsir and the -reud in gead treveling condition during the term of contract. ‘The roads are to be leveled up and the ruts filled in‘each ,Spring before the gtound becomes dry. : _ ; : T. P. CRANDALL, ljoad Commissianer, ABSESSMENT NOTICE. 2 ¥ ANOLD RUN MINING COMPANY. IoG ction of principal place of business Sam Francisco. Location af works Gold Flat, Nevada County, Cal. Notice is hereby piven, that at a hus ing Of theBoard of wirectors, held on the.2?th day Of Sept., _ 1876, anasgersinent (No. 18) of 25 cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of ths corporation, payable immediately in Uni States guld.sad silwer coin, to the Sec: , at the offiee corner of Market and Spear streets, Sin Francisco. ie Any.steck upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Thirgieth day of October, 1875, will be delitiqtient, andadvebtired for sale at public auction, -and-unless payment is made before, will , be sold on Thursday, the 26th day of Nov., 18%, to pay the ivlinquent askesameitt, toher with costs of udvertising aud) exi gale : By order of the Directors, : C C,, PALMER. Secretary. OBSTAUES TO MARRIAGE. . He RELIEF. BOR YOUNG MEN from the effects of krrors and Abuses matrisge _ method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and -irculars ent free, in i. A : setarida AS: APRS SARS, oe ‘Pa,— an institution having a . eandmct 4 ~. Also . 8a, —— ”" CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 21, 1875, Lighi! Light! Light! ——_— » EH PAVING ACCEPTED THE AGENCY . UF THE CELEBRATED SPRINGFIELD Gas Machine, We are now prepared to furnish machines . of all sizes for hghting Aoreis, CHURCHEs, Pusbiic Buitpinas or PRIVATE RESIDENCES. OVER 1,000: TESTIMONIALS ATTEST THE SUPERIORITY OF THE SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE OVER ANY OTHER NOW IN USE. They are-simple in‘construction, net ‘liable to get out of order, requiré no skill to manage, are . MADE ENTIRELY OF COPPER And are substantial and durable. They oc cupy but little space, can be set up at little expeuse, and are equally adapted for light. ing the largest Hotel or the smallest dwelling. They are no new or nutried wachine, for vver seven years. 9" No fige Js used i1 manufacturing the Gas;.and buildings lighted by -it are insured at the same rate as though. coal gas was ised, .: :Kk The cost of Gas made by this Machiné Will not exceed.$1 50 to $2 50 per. thousand feet. . We invite correspondence from those . tion of Gas, and will send, on application, , catalogue, with full cutsand explanations of the workings of the Machines, and hundreds of testimonials to its supériority over any other Machine now in use, we also invité attextion to our full and complete line of GAS FIXTURES, Embracing the newest styles of CHANDELIES, BRACKETS, PENDANTS, ete. Our prices are as low and our goods superior to auy in the market. ~ We shall be glad to correspond on the subject of introducing yas, and to have parties call and examine our Machines and: Fixtures. Z =< NYE & ACHESON, Wereee.~ sya Senet 2a tk 315 and 317, Francisco. * Pine Street, San Sole Agents for the Springfield Gas Machine, for California and Patific.Coast. 14 = MARCUS C. HAWLEY & co CORNER OF —FT AND SECOND STREETS, ~~ SACRAMENTO~ WHOLESALE OEALERS 1N HARDWARE, . AGRICULTURAL 9 STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ( UR STOCK IS COMPLETE in ‘every , departinent, and our prices AS LOW as any house inthe State for the sare elass of goods. We-handle none but what we “know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always keep tht latest improved Machines which are known to be good, and preferable to the older styles, ‘SOLE AGENTS EOR THE COAST OF Gaar, scott & Co.'s Portable Engines, : Moline Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separators, Taylor Sulky Rakes, * Buainé’ Gen. Headers Underwood’s Hay Loader & Rake, Trade Engines, : Vibrator Threshers, Challenge Spring Waco Schuttler Fagin Wigens Pitt’s Horse Powers, and : : THE MEADOW: KING MOWER B2” See them before you buy any other. Send for Catelogues. apiv.6m-31p Transcript Job Printing Office COMMERCIAL, STREET, ™ _ Nevada City. (3 We are prepared te do Job Printing in a style second té'no cflice in this State. . best inthe Northern part of the Stata. =e PRICES VERY Low. . Calland see’ Spssimens f . but, Winter and Summer, have been jn: convtant uke-al through the United states t building or contemplating the introduc. . ‘ t Ba IMPLEMENTS . + qualéty of BROAD STREET.,,.,:.NEVADA CITY, 8. A, EDDY, Proprietor. FANHIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ALways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it,and ithas been fitted up in eregant style. The sleéping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Vable will compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprietor Wwill.spare no pains nor expsuse to render his guests con:fortable. eS Stages for al] parts. of the State have their Offices at this Hotel. The House. is kept cpenall night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. : A share of Public Patronage is respectfully solicited. . : fe 8, A. EDDY, Proprietor. Nevada, January 17th. : Wim. R. COR, Cor. Main and Confmercial Sts ~~ NEW ARRIVALS. e The Grand Dake Alexis Ties, LACE AND BUCKLE, French and Village Ties, Bismarck. Congress Gaiters, And all of the LatestStyles—the best made.— Also, a full line of Ladies’, Misses, and children’s ., SHOES AND sLIPPERS, All made by my special order, and warramen te give satisfaction in FIT, , WEAR AND PRICE. Boot and Shoe Findings at Sun Francisco prices, with freight added. = Also ali kinds of Cals, Kip, Sole Leather, Sheep Skins, Lining Skins, and other articlee used by the trade supplied to shoemakers. . W. R. COR. -Nevada, July 30th. 2 ‘JUST ISSUED. _ 200th EDITION, ih REVISED AND CORRECTED BY ‘THE AUTHOR, E. pz F. CURTIS, M. Dif&c., && A Medieal Essay on the cause and cure of premature decline in'man, showing how bealthris toxt and how regain d. lt gives a clear synopsis ot the impediments to marriage, the treatment of nervous and physical debility, exhausted Vitality. and all other disea-es apvertuining thereto; the results of twenty years successful prac. tice, = OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. : CUBTIS ON “MANHOOD.”—There is ho member of society by whom this book’ will not be found useful, whether he be parent, preceptor or clergyman.—London Times. CURTIS ON “MANHOOD."’—This boox shoula be read by the young for instruction, and by the afflicted for relief; it will injure no one.—Medical Times and Gazette,. Se : Price—One Dollar, by mail or express, Address the author, DR. CURTIS. 520 Sutter street, or P. O. Box 397, San Francisco, Cal. Z 85-ly $10 to $500. NVESTED in Wall Streét often leads: to fortune. A 72 page book explaining everything, and copy of the Wall Street Review Sent Free, ‘JOHN BICKLING & co., BANKERS AND BROKERS, 72, Broadway, New York. < NEW 8AW MILL, s AT WILLOW ¥ALLEY. HE New Millat Willow Valley is completed and we are now ready to fill all orders for Building or Mining Lumber. al) kinds of Lumber kept constantly on hand. . Orders left atthe office on Bowlder Street, or at the Store of Geo, E, TURNER, Pine Street willbe prompttyattended to. M.L: & D Maren, jus . Eureka Stage and Express Co. — . SFAGES will leave NevaPie Ts Moore's Fiat daily. (Sundays exeepted, at 54 Por Bureka; Mondays,” Wediieedaye ana Fridays.at sdme_hour. ., << Returning will Ieave-Moore’s Plat daily undays ex::por4, at 6 A. M. Aino : é&ly from Eureka at 6 A! M. , AMERICAN MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Nevada. MES MONRO, having opencd » Meats Market on Con:mercial street, is pre-“ red to supply customers with the est es f Beet Mutéon, Veal, Corned Beef, Corned Pork, etc., at the lowest (pate : “aw! r J. M. WALEING, _ . NOTARY PUBLIC, Justice of tue Peace, and . FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, VaDAa CtP¥, Cal. = \e ne + OPEL 7 INDUSTRIAL 5 ee = = = i EXHIBITION COMPANY. i $20--, First Mortgage Premium Bond or TE Z N. Y. Industrial Exhibition €o. ON’T Compare it’ with a Lottery; bear in mind that the capital: invested. is, always secured. = = } This loan is issued on a novel’ plan, and is authorized by special] Act of the Legislature of the Stite of New York. Every bondholder must receive'a, least $21, but he may receive $100,000 Or $35,000, or $10,000, or $5,000;-or $3,000, &c., &c. 2 =< : —o—. -4th Premium Allotment, June 7th, 1875Bth Series Dawg July 6th tebe . — Circulars giving full explanation, will be sent, free of charge, on epovlication. 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Price, onl} 20 cents: by mail 25 cents. ke” Regular price, $4 00. : Nos.9€ 10. The Law AnD THE Lapy, by Wilkie Collins. ‘Yhis famous author's last and grestest work, Prics, only 20 cts. by mail 25 cents. Be Regu y price, $1-25,. 4 splendid book. _ oN The wonderful cheapness-of our Books would refer them to the editor of this paper. who has # sample copy, or Specinien Pages will be sent FREE. : They are.weil printed and remarkably low priced’ Editions of Standard Books, by the Best Authors, and merit .the attention -of every reader B89” Buy a sample copy. Catalogues of 6 buoxs free. A mew book added every two weeks. &# For sale by all Newsdealers, or sent, postpaid,. by DONNELLEY, LOYD, & CO., P Publishers, Chicago, Il. # PROBATE NOTICE.TATE of California, county of Nevada. KD In the matter of the estuté of Joseph Leme deceased. In Probate Court. Pursnavt foal order of said Court, made on the th day of Cctober, A. D. 1875, notice is bereby given, that Mendlay, the 25th day of October, A. D. 1875, at 11 o'clock, A.M of said day, ut the Court room of said Court, in the cvupty of Nevada, has beea appointed as the time and place fur proving the willof said Joseph Leme, deceased, and for hearing the application of Felix Gilet for the issuance to him of letters of. Administration when aud where any person interested may appearand cuntest tae same. Dated Oct. 14th, 1875. : JNO. PATTISON, Ci rk. o By T.C Pcunserr, Deput -i J. B, Johnson, Atty. E y. F rpms. 2 — Dd. 2. itunes. B2'PP & CROWLEY. 420. 8. RUPP.A ‘ Office—Browh & Morgan's b. <k. a eye ; literature of the day,-and -is peculiar to . An intensely inter. esting account of a voyage of 60,0U0 miles . . leads many tofedr itis a humbug. We . EMPIRE. LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL “EXCHANGE HOPEL. NEVADA CITY.4+ LANCASTER & CO., Proprietors. PENHE proprietors of the EMPIRE STA. BLES announce that they; have now the Largest lot ofy Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. ‘Teams, With Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and +n the most reasonable tefms: Our Horres are free trom vive, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. : Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or mouth and the greatest-of care guaranteed LANCASTER & CG. City, March 7th, 1875. Ear Sines DENTISTRY R. P. KE. HUGHSON, has openec an-oftice : in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. He is propared tq perform all kinds of Mechanica] and Operative Dentis‘ry, in the latest and most upproved styles, Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfactiou guaranteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871. Notice to Crecitors. ° —— STATE of Isaac. Loyd, deceased: No. tice is hereby given by the undersigned Administratrix of the estate of Isaac Loyd, deceased, to the crcditors of anu all persons having claims against tne suid deceased, to exhibitthem with the necessary vouchers, Within four months attr the firxt publication of this notice, to the said Adiministratrix, at th law office of Hupp & ‘Crowley, in Nevada City, in the county .of Nevada, Dated at Nevada City,the 6th day of Oct. 1875. ee HANNAH Toyp Administratrix of the estate or Isuac Loyd deceased Hupp & Crowley, Attys. 09 SUMMONS. QS Tete OF CALILIFORNSA, comets of kK. Nevada, ss. The People of the Sts of Oalifornia bend greeting to Matilda Burth Defendant. Ycu are hereby reauired. to appear in an action brought against-you in the Distriet Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of Californian, in and for the County of Nevada, on ‘the ith duy of August, 1875, by Martin Burth, Plaintiff, and to answer the coniplaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons—if served within this county, or, if served: out of this county,’but in this. District, within twenty days: otherwise, within forty days— or judginent will 4 be'taken against you by default, according to the prayer of said complaint, Being an action to dissolve the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between you and. this Piaintiff,,on the grounds of) desertion and wilfull disregard of by defendant of her marriage vows. Plaintiff. prays fora decree of divorce, dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant, and for such further relief as the Court may seem just and proper. And you are hereby notified that if you failte appear and answer the said complaing as above required, the said plaintiff will apply tothe Court for the -relief therein demanded. _ ‘ ; : “{-—7) fr testimeny whereof,I, Jno. Patseal } tison, Clerk of the District Court afcrésaid, do hereunto get my band and impress the seal of said Court, at office, in the vity.of Nevada, on the 9th day. of August, A. & 1875; > JNO. PATTISON, Clerk. ~ By James D.White, Deputy, . B. Johnson, Piff’s Atty, > augl& ——d $2,400 a Year to Agents at Home-Steady Employment ~ j‘OR dll Ladies and Gents. 85 new ar, ticles, NoVelties, Chromos, &c. Sell at sight. One lady made $31 60 Jan'y 16, ‘taking subscriptions” for the best Literary and: tashion Paper in America? Only $1 year, with two$5 Chromos. Samples FAMILY JOURNAL Co, 300 Broadway, New{ mi8 F. G. GUILD, ‘ Auction & Commission Merchant, SALESROOM IN TRANSCRIPT BLOCK,,. . COMMERCIAL “STREET. ae hand Furniture bought and a sold. Furnitmre . repaired. Cane Chairs reseated. Painting, Vacnishing, etc , etc. Will sell at ‘Aichi or on Commission, all kinds of property. Send in Sour orders, ; oe 06 “p. 5. semiiny. PALMER MITH. County Stieveyor,. «Dep. Surveyor. U.8 .Dep. Surveyor _U.8. a Surveyor. MERRY & SMITH, t C IVIL “AND ‘MINING ENGINEFR, Y LAND BVOKS & DRAUGHTSMEN, “* NEVADA GITY. : Office at the COURT HOUSE. Orders left at’ the Daily Union Office, Graxs . Valley, will reeeive prompt atteutidn; jal Stockholders’ Mee‘iug, “ MEETING OF THR 8TOCKHOTD., A. ers. of the North B oomfield urate! ining Company, forthe @ ection of in apdof trustees, and for such other bus-. 1€888 a8 Inay properly come before the . Aitorneys & Couuselo, at Law, } tieeting, will be held at the office of the wieBathoky, ibe THIRD deyof NOVEM. g a Artificial Teeth ihsertedyon Gold, Silver tT PEPUELICAN State Ticket, FOR SUPERINTENDENT ol PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, : PROFESSOR _ ; EZRA 8. CARR, . OF ALAMEDA, . FOR COUNTY JUDGE, “OF NEVADA COUNTY, John Caldwell FOR DISTRICT JUDGE, OF AUBURN. we t e REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE 0. . For County Judge, John Caldwell *, ._ + INDEPENDENT. CANDIDATE For County Judge, J.B, JOHNSON. es FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, J. M. WALLING re-election to the : flice of Justice of the Peace for Nevada Lownship. 614 te) FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 8S. B. DAVENPORT 8 hereby announced as a candidate for re-election to the offieGof Justice of the Peace, tor Nevada Townshi Nevaua, Sept. 10th, 1875. —_ = I FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE F. H. McALLISTER, _ g ‘Js hereby announced asa candidate for the office Of Justice of the Peace for. ©: tober Quth, 1875, FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, LEOP. GARTHE, T the solicitation of many friends ie A hereby announced ag a candidate fur the office of Justice of fhe Peace, for Ne. vada Township. Oct. 7th, 1875, BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY caer STOCK $200,000, OFFICERS : : R. W. TULLY, President. A. H. PARKER...... CASHIER DIRECTORS : : John Cashin, Chas. Marsh, R. W. Tully Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A.H. Parger, W. H. Duryex. : MONEY TO LOAN on good GdNaterel ge: curity. i i . oy Highest Price paid for City and Ooun Warrants. ees Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular ates, 5Gold Dust Bought. »Bullion discounted, Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage at thé Min General and Speociai Deposits received: Checks on Sgp Francisca, Sacramen.o, Ba. Jose, Stockton 4nd Virgin City. many. —— . Agents for Liverpool, London, Giobe Insurance Company. é : CoRRESPONDENTS—Bank of California, Franciseo ; Bank of D. O; Mills, Sacramento ‘Agency Bank of California, Virginia City. Laterest on Time Deposits will be sNowed, as follows : . Six Months Time Deposits,6.pér cent. per annum. Iwelve Months Time Deposits, 8 annum. ~~ &# Persons residing at a” distance cax) send money by Express. ‘ Bue Checks on Solvent Banks taken at par. yp Established in 1853. Nevada. Assay Office, City. JAMES J. OTT. ‘Main Street, Neyada Ce ORES of every description . Ky. W Gned, Meltédand Ausayea. ~ By reqyest Gold Bars exchanged fox Qvin., ELECTROPLATING. I®¥ GOLD OR SILVEB. 48. J. OTS. P S hereby announced ag a candidate for Nevada Township, at the Judicial Election Drafts on Easte-n Cities, London amd Gerper cent. per a Election, Wednesday, Oct. a ear nag: cle i iit ae = sl Basal ik kien 7 a 4 ‘4

NCISCO & 6 treat iseases Syphil. Ss, Im years seu ully of an. visiting and has. _ Ty, 623 a., San’ d-those __ me nor and hag for the 8, both sufferthe efLVvirgs t their. squali. arriage horrid n closes friends afferiag ~~ troying for andem im. an who ul study ure the ‘CUry OF o those re inter 8; to be ors who skill in nposing 5 of emad other d make nto the lence ot. epraved by the ilimited tainty nptome, medical ve, derk ad, ringtling of uneagie limbs,’ » loss of gstrangances, & f mémvarious tongne, 1, Right nsanity. o affiictther in effected treating effecting will give ho will ‘agcured he San ge, who fearful cred reyr delay office or nay rely secrecy no more ” d mutuservices nstanices lent and y quacks nd will rument, and perRED AT Dr. Gibength of and the ee from tof the tion for “r-the intersection with the ridge fond. ig Ee ARS: in =~ ugh the 10 & Co., rwarded Kearney co treet. the let inform ivertise myl 8 . hee, ) 1875.4 1e Yuba porpora-' , whose ity Cal, for 1500 2 No. 2, 500 feet Mining nia, t0higuous, d notes ommenif a large if dwell. . (oO EK, 8 No. 2. ) a bt ke sh cl ff, ) a stale moun. place of res. ing at § th Yuba * boulder. y W 5. ‘nér No. “ae ¢ aceaeatil W 100 live oak « distant stuke ip River. to place 3-corme? plat 4, pner No. ymon te RUE, he agid designs ction H, ast, Mt. location or abont Book 6, county, aims by re Sub » Fowkt 2 claims sent the ty dogs apr Sy A aa The Daily Transeript ee NEVADA CITY, CAL. __BROWN & WATSON, . . ges Proprietors. MY OTICE to Tax Payers und Contractors. N Notice ig. hereby given thut ip accer“dance with the provisions of an Act of the Législature, of the Stgte of California, -entitied am’ Act to provide, fur the location, crnstruction’and maintenance of Public Roads in Nevada county, I will sell at public sale to the-lowest biddor,in front of Skidmore’s saloon, in the town of, North : Bloomfield, on SATURDAY, October 3 ith, ‘at 11 o’clock, A. M., contracts fer repairing aud keeping iti repair for the térm of two vears,<th> following described roads. in Eloomficld Téwnship: ‘ Section I. Comunencing at the north end of the bridge «t the Bridgéport township line, rgnnin: thence t) the taine’s Hotel,’ Lake City. The bridges on the roa‘ are to be kept tn good repair, all rocks projecting above the road bed to beremoved, roots . taken out, and all loose rocks kept off. Ditches and-culyerts are to be constructed in such plates, and in such manner as the Road Commissioner may direct, to prevent the road from washing. The road. is to be Jeveled udp, and ruts filled in each Spring, “ before the grotind becomes dry, and kept in good traveling cougition during the time of contract. . Section 2. Commencing at Paixe’s Hotel, Lake City, running thence by way-of North Bloomficid and Humbug Car yon, to that piece of road running from Waldron’s ranch to thé Buck Bone House. Al rocks projecting above the road bed, ure to be removed, roots taken ont. loose rocks kept off; and the brush cut off,.from that portion Of the road that lies in fumoug ('anyon. Ditches amd culverts tu be put in such places, and-in-—su-h-minner ds —the Road Comftnissi#ner may, dicect, to keep the road from washing. The roid to be fil ed in and develed up each Spring, before the ground bécomnes drs, and kept in goed traveling © condition during: the term of comtract. All bridges are to be kept in good repair, : section 3. Commencing at North Lloomfleld, running thence to the town of Relief . Hill, and terminating at the crossing of the North Bivomfield Co’s., ditch. Three miles more or less. This road requires the rocks aud roofs takea out. and loose rocks kept off of the road.Culverts and breaks waters are to be constructed in such piacesand such manner as the Road Commiissioner “may direct, to prevent the roat from washing. All bridges are to be kept in good repair, uni te road leveled up and niled in each Spring before the ground becomes dry. ‘he bridge a ross. Missouri Canyon requites one new bent uimder the West end, new stringers and new planking. Plank to be 4.inches thick and sixteen feet long, and stringers 12x12 square, of spruce. There areto Be 4 stringers in place’ ot 3 as at present. Section 4. Commencing at Lake City,ranning thence by way of Back Bone siouse,, to the Eureka tuwashlp line. his road requires culverts and break-waters, to prevent it ffem Washing, ali rocks projecting above the roud bed to “be removed, rogts to be taken ut, and foosé rocks Kept off. . Bridgesare tobe kept in repair, aud the road must be kept in good truVeling order . during the'term of the contract. The break. watergs.and culverts are to be put in such places, and-at rieteelatnnomt te the Redd Commissioner may directs= : See : =P.P. ORANDALL,. Pout Road Goinmissione r: OTICE to Tax Payer#and Contractors : Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the provisions of an Act of the Legistature, of the State of California,éntifled an Act to provide for the location, construction and maintenance of Public Rodds in Nevada.county, . will sell at public sale to the lowest bidder, in front of C, Grissel’s Hetel, ir the town of Washington, on. MONDAY, November Ist, at 11 o’clock, A. M., contracts for repairing and keeping in . . repair for tif team of two years, the following described roads in Washington . Kownship: je Section i. Commiencing at the Nevada Township line, runniug thericé by * way of Sxiilman's mill, tointersect the Washington and Alpha toll road, to Alpha, a’ distance of about four miles, Section 2. Coumencingat, the junction ef the Alpha and Omega roads, eee > Se the’ ridge on the Omega road, to four and one-half miles wore or Jess. 4 Section 8. Commefticing at the /juigction ofthe Omegaand Bear Valley roads, rutning thence on the Ke x Valley rozd to the cressing ot Bear River, a distance of about sixtmiles. These: roads require «ditches, culverts and break-watrs to prevent them from washing, roots tiken out, loose ~ocks kept off, and rocks projecting above ‘the road bed t> be blusted off. The bridges are to be kept inrepsir and the -reud in gead treveling condition during the term of contract. ‘The roads are to be leveled up and the ruts filled in‘each ,Spring before the gtound becomes dry. : _ ; : T. P. CRANDALL, ljoad Commissianer, ABSESSMENT NOTICE. 2 ¥ ANOLD RUN MINING COMPANY. IoG ction of principal place of business Sam Francisco. Location af works Gold Flat, Nevada County, Cal. Notice is hereby piven, that at a hus ing Of theBoard of wirectors, held on the.2?th day Of Sept., _ 1876, anasgersinent (No. 18) of 25 cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of ths corporation, payable immediately in Uni States guld.sad silwer coin, to the Sec: , at the offiee corner of Market and Spear streets, Sin Francisco. ie Any.steck upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Thirgieth day of October, 1875, will be delitiqtient, andadvebtired for sale at public auction, -and-unless payment is made before, will , be sold on Thursday, the 26th day of Nov., 18%, to pay the ivlinquent askesameitt, toher with costs of udvertising aud) exi gale : By order of the Directors, : C C,, PALMER. Secretary. OBSTAUES TO MARRIAGE. . He RELIEF. BOR YOUNG MEN from the effects of krrors and Abuses matrisge _ method of treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books and -irculars ent free, in i. A : setarida AS: APRS SARS, oe ‘Pa,— an institution having a . eandmct 4 ~. Also . 8a, —— ”" CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 21, 1875, Lighi! Light! Light! ——_— » EH PAVING ACCEPTED THE AGENCY . UF THE CELEBRATED SPRINGFIELD Gas Machine, We are now prepared to furnish machines . of all sizes for hghting Aoreis, CHURCHEs, Pusbiic Buitpinas or PRIVATE RESIDENCES. OVER 1,000: TESTIMONIALS ATTEST THE SUPERIORITY OF THE SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE OVER ANY OTHER NOW IN USE. They are-simple in‘construction, net ‘liable to get out of order, requiré no skill to manage, are . MADE ENTIRELY OF COPPER And are substantial and durable. They oc cupy but little space, can be set up at little expeuse, and are equally adapted for light. ing the largest Hotel or the smallest dwelling. They are no new or nutried wachine, for vver seven years. 9" No fige Js used i1 manufacturing the Gas;.and buildings lighted by -it are insured at the same rate as though. coal gas was ised, .: :Kk The cost of Gas made by this Machiné Will not exceed.$1 50 to $2 50 per. thousand feet. . We invite correspondence from those . tion of Gas, and will send, on application, , catalogue, with full cutsand explanations of the workings of the Machines, and hundreds of testimonials to its supériority over any other Machine now in use, we also invité attextion to our full and complete line of GAS FIXTURES, Embracing the newest styles of CHANDELIES, BRACKETS, PENDANTS, ete. Our prices are as low and our goods superior to auy in the market. ~ We shall be glad to correspond on the subject of introducing yas, and to have parties call and examine our Machines and: Fixtures. Z =< NYE & ACHESON, Wereee.~ sya Senet 2a tk 315 and 317, Francisco. * Pine Street, San Sole Agents for the Springfield Gas Machine, for California and Patific.Coast. 14 = MARCUS C. HAWLEY & co CORNER OF —FT AND SECOND STREETS, ~~ SACRAMENTO~ WHOLESALE OEALERS 1N HARDWARE, . AGRICULTURAL 9 STEAM ENGINES, AND MILL AND MINING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ( UR STOCK IS COMPLETE in ‘every , departinent, and our prices AS LOW as any house inthe State for the sare elass of goods. We-handle none but what we “know to be FIRST-CLASS ARTICLES, and always keep tht latest improved Machines which are known to be good, and preferable to the older styles, ‘SOLE AGENTS EOR THE COAST OF Gaar, scott & Co.'s Portable Engines, : Moline Wind Mills, Gold Medal Separators, Taylor Sulky Rakes, * Buainé’ Gen. Headers Underwood’s Hay Loader & Rake, Trade Engines, : Vibrator Threshers, Challenge Spring Waco Schuttler Fagin Wigens Pitt’s Horse Powers, and : : THE MEADOW: KING MOWER B2” See them before you buy any other. Send for Catelogues. apiv.6m-31p Transcript Job Printing Office COMMERCIAL, STREET, ™ _ Nevada City. (3 We are prepared te do Job Printing in a style second té'no cflice in this State. . best inthe Northern part of the Stata. =e PRICES VERY Low. . Calland see’ Spssimens f . but, Winter and Summer, have been jn: convtant uke-al through the United states t building or contemplating the introduc. . ‘ t Ba IMPLEMENTS . + qualéty of BROAD STREET.,,..,:..NEVADA CITY, 8. A, EDDY, Proprietor. FANHIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL IS ALways open for the accommodation of the Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it,and ithas been fitted up in eregant style. The sleéping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Vable will compare favorably with that of any Hotel in the State. The Proprietor Wwill.spare no pains nor expsuse to render his guests con:fortable. eS Stages for al] parts. of the State have their Offices at this Hotel. The House. is kept cpenall night for the accommodation of the Traveling Public, Billiard Tables and Bar connected with the Hotel. : A share of Public Patronage is respectfully solicited. . : fe 8, A. EDDY, Proprietor. Nevada, January 17th. : Wim. R. COR, Cor. Main and Confmercial Sts ~~ NEW ARRIVALS. e The Grand Dake Alexis Ties, LACE AND BUCKLE, French and Village Ties, Bismarck. Congress Gaiters, And all of the LatestStyles—the best made.— Also, a full line of Ladies’, Misses, and children’s ., SHOES AND sLIPPERS, All made by my special order, and warramen te give satisfaction in FIT, , WEAR AND PRICE.

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A mew book added every two weeks. &# For sale by all Newsdealers, or sent, postpaid,. by DONNELLEY, LOYD, & CO., P Publishers, Chicago, Il. # PROBATE NOTICE.TATE of California, county of Nevada. KD In the matter of the estuté of Joseph Leme deceased. In Probate Court. Pursnavt foal order of said Court, made on the th day of Cctober, A. D. 1875, notice is bereby given, that Mendlay, the 25th day of October, A. D. 1875, at 11 o'clock, A.M of said day, ut the Court room of said Court, in the cvupty of Nevada, has beea appointed as the time and place fur proving the willof said Joseph Leme, deceased, and for hearing the application of Felix Gilet for the issuance to him of letters of. Administration when aud where any person interested may appearand cuntest tae same. Dated Oct. 14th, 1875. : JNO. PATTISON, Ci rk. o By T.C Pcunserr, Deput -i J. B, Johnson, Atty. E y. F rpms. 2 — Dd. 2. itunes. B2'PP & CROWLEY. 420. 8. RUPP.A ‘ Office—Browh & Morgan's b. <k. a eye ; literature of the day,-and -is peculiar to . An intensely inter. esting account of a voyage of 60,0U0 miles . . leads many tofedr itis a humbug. We . EMPIRE. LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE NATIONAL “EXCHANGE HOPEL. NEVADA CITY.4+ LANCASTER & CO., Proprietors. PENHE proprietors of the EMPIRE STA. BLES announce that they; have now the Largest lot ofy Horses, Carriages and Buggies To be found in this part of the State. ‘Teams, With Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the shortest notice and +n the most reasonable tefms: Our Horres are free trom vive, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. : Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or mouth and the greatest-of care guaranteed LANCASTER & CG. City, March 7th, 1875. Ear Sines DENTISTRY R. P. KE. HUGHSON, has openec an-oftice : in Kidd’s Building, Broad Street. Over Hyman Bros.’ Store. He is propared tq perform all kinds of Mechanica] and Operative Dentis‘ry, in the latest and most upproved styles, Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfactiou guaranteed as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871. Notice to Crecitors. ° —— STATE of Isaac. Loyd, deceased: No. tice is hereby given by the undersigned Administratrix of the estate of Isaac Loyd, deceased, to the crcditors of anu all persons having claims against tne suid deceased, to exhibitthem with the necessary vouchers, Within four months attr the firxt publication of this notice, to the said Adiministratrix, at th law office of Hupp & ‘Crowley, in Nevada City, in the county .of Nevada, Dated at Nevada City,the 6th day of Oct. 1875. ee HANNAH Toyp Administratrix of the estate or Isuac Loyd deceased Hupp & Crowley, Attys. 09 SUMMONS. QS Tete OF CALILIFORNSA, comets of kK. Nevada, ss. The People of the Sts of Oalifornia bend greeting to Matilda Burth Defendant. Ycu are hereby reauired. to appear in an action brought against-you in the Distriet Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of Californian, in and for the County of Nevada, on ‘the ith duy of August, 1875, by Martin Burth, Plaintiff, and to answer the coniplaint filed therein within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons—if served within this county, or, if served: out of this county,’but in this. District, within twenty days: otherwise, within forty days— or judginent will 4 be'taken against you by default, according to the prayer of said complaint, Being an action to dissolve the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between you and. this Piaintiff,,on the grounds of) desertion and wilfull disregard of by defendant of her marriage vows. Plaintiff. prays fora decree of divorce, dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant, and for such further relief as the Court may seem just and proper. And you are hereby notified that if you failte appear and answer the said complaing as above required, the said plaintiff will apply tothe Court for the -relief therein demanded. _ ‘ ; : “{-—7) fr testimeny whereof,I, Jno. Patseal } tison, Clerk of the District Court afcrésaid, do hereunto get my band and impress the seal of said Court, at office, in the vity.of Nevada, on the 9th day. of August, A. & 1875; > JNO. PATTISON, Clerk. ~ By James D.White, Deputy, . B. Johnson, Piff’s Atty, > augl& ——d $2,400 a Year to Agents at Home-Steady Employment ~ j‘OR dll Ladies and Gents. 85 new ar, ticles, NoVelties, Chromos, &c. Sell at sight. One lady made $31 60 Jan'y 16, ‘taking subscriptions” for the best Literary and: tashion Paper in America? Only $1 year, with two$5 Chromos. Samples FAMILY JOURNAL Co, 300 Broadway, New{ mi8 F. G. GUILD, ‘ Auction & Commission Merchant, SALESROOM IN TRANSCRIPT BLOCK,,. . COMMERCIAL “STREET. ae hand Furniture bought and a sold. Furnitmre . repaired. Cane Chairs reseated. Painting, Vacnishing, etc , etc. Will sell at ‘Aichi or on Commission, all kinds of property. Send in Sour orders, ; oe 06 “p. 5. semiiny. PALMER MITH. County Stieveyor,. «Dep. Surveyor. U.8 .Dep. Surveyor _U.8. a Surveyor. MERRY & SMITH, t C IVIL “AND ‘MINING ENGINEFR, Y LAND BVOKS & DRAUGHTSMEN, “* NEVADA GITY. : Office at the COURT HOUSE. Orders left at’ the Daily Union Office, Graxs . Valley, will reeeive prompt atteutidn; jal Stockholders’ Mee‘iug, “ MEETING OF THR 8TOCKHOTD., A. ers. of the North B oomfield urate! ining Company, forthe @ ection of in apdof trustees, and for such other bus-. 1€888 a8 Inay properly come before the . Aitorneys & Couuselo, at Law, } tieeting, will be held at the office of the wieBathoky, ibe THIRD deyof NOVEM. g a Artificial Teeth ihsertedyon Gold, Silver tT PEPUELICAN State Ticket, FOR SUPERINTENDENT ol PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, : PROFESSOR _ ; EZRA 8. CARR, . OF ALAMEDA, . FOR COUNTY JUDGE, “OF NEVADA COUNTY, John Caldwell FOR DISTRICT JUDGE, OF AUBURN. we t e REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE 0. . For County Judge, John Caldwell *, ._ + INDEPENDENT. CANDIDATE For County Judge, J.B, JOHNSON. es FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, J. M. WALLING re-election to the : flice of Justice of the Peace for Nevada Lownship. 614 te) FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 8S. B. DAVENPORT 8 hereby announced as a candidate for re-election to the offieGof Justice of the Peace, tor Nevada Townshi Nevaua, Sept. 10th, 1875. —_ = I FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE F. H. McALLISTER, _ g ‘Js hereby announced asa candidate for the office Of Justice of the Peace for. ©: tober Quth, 1875, FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, LEOP. GARTHE, T the solicitation of many friends ie A hereby announced ag a candidate fur the office of Justice of fhe Peace, for Ne. vada Township. Oct. 7th, 1875, BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY caer STOCK $200,000, OFFICERS : : R. W. TULLY, President. A. H. PARKER........... CASHIER DIRECTORS : : John Cashin, Chas. Marsh, R. W. Tully Jonathan Clark, M. L. Marsh, A.H. Parger, W. H. Duryex. : MONEY TO LOAN on good GdNaterel ge: curity. i i . oy Highest Price paid for City and Ooun Warrants. ees Legal Tenders Bought and soid at Regular ates, 5Gold Dust Bought. »Bullion discounted, Liberal advances made on Gold Dust or Bullion for Assay or Coinage at thé Min General and Speociai Deposits received: Checks on Sgp Francisca, Sacramen.o, Ba. Jose, Stockton 4nd Virgin City. many. —— . Agents for Liverpool, London, Giobe Insurance Company. é : CoRRESPONDENTS—Bank of California, Franciseo ; Bank of D. O; Mills, Sacramento ‘Agency Bank of California, Virginia City. Laterest on Time Deposits will be sNowed, as follows : . Six Months Time Deposits,6.pér cent. per annum. Iwelve Months Time Deposits, 8 annum. ~~ &# Persons residing at a” distance cax) send money by Express. ‘ Bue Checks on Solvent Banks taken at par. yp Established in 1853. Nevada. Assay Office, City. JAMES J. OTT. ‘Main Street, Neyada Ce ORES of every description . Ky. W Gned, Meltédand Ausayea. ~ By reqyest Gold Bars exchanged fox Qvin., ELECTROPLATING. I®¥ GOLD OR SILVEB. 48. J. OTS. P S hereby announced ag a candidate for Nevada Township, at the Judicial Election Drafts on Easte-n Cities, London amd Gerper cent. per a Election, Wednesday, Oct. a ear nag: cle i iit ae = sl Basal ik kien 7 a 4 ‘4