October 25, 1871 (4 pages)

Over-doctored. he Daily Sranserips __-Mithoat any disrespect to the ‘metihers! (NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘Official. Vote for Justices. The following is the official vote for Justices in the several townships: Davidson 282, L. D, Craig 45, John Hawke 201,8. T. Oates 17, J. C. Palmer 239, John Anderson 95: Grass Valley—Wm. Smith 475, H. Davis 404, M, H. Funston 64, Henry Webb 193, M. Green 230, P. H. Rough and Ready—W. H. McFarjand 69, H. Q. Roberts 114, 8. H. Sheffield 104, B. Landis 74, J. W. Williamson 16, A. Wilmer 1, T. C. Bourne 1. . Bridgeport—Geo. B. Newell 295, Emstus Beech 203, John Stotlar 123, A. Fisher 1, J. Newell 3, Eureka—W. D. Long 160, J.-M. Ballard 163, F. Battis 83. Bloomfield—Levi. Ayres 141, W. P. Hays 142. Little York—W. C. Barker 73, Harvey Robb 108, Chas. Fox 57, H. ©. Langley 22, J. A. Taylor 11. Washington—W. T. Joice 68,. F. Freeman 86, -H. Coehran 37, Geo. Ploog 8, H. Busiman 2, Wm. Sliner 1. ; ; haiow Lake—D. E. Sykes 124, J.J. L. Peel 45, A. M. Walker 45, John Keiser 152, F. Hogan 134. Reduction and Revenue Change. It is gratifying to notice the ¢continued decrease in the expenses of our Government, and the corres_ ponding decrease in the taxes. During the fiscal year ending June 30th 1865, the amount of Internal Revenue collected in this county alone, was a little over $200,000. During the present fiscal year the amount collected from the same source, in this and Sierra county combined, is ; only a fraction over $20,000, and yet __ the twocounties are paying their full pro rata of Internal Revenue taxes. -Ingewordanes with the décrease of taxation, and the labore of assessing the same, and acting under the instructions of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to reduce the num—ber of local offices. where practicable, the Assessor of this, the 4th District, has consolidated Placer county with Nevada and Sierra counties in one}. Division, under the supervision of 8. B. Davenport as Assistant Assessor, with his office at Nevada city. The change was opportune as the Republicans of Placer county had just elected their Assistant Assessor, . J. Ives Fitch, County Judge, which. -hecessitated his resignation of the former position. — Benevolent. V A.Goldsmith and G. v, Schmittburg were out yesterday collecting money for the poor of the city. They raised $51. This is the first collection made by the Society in three months. The. Society will be comPelled'to make collections monthly now that Winter is coming on. It is about time for others to volunteer to tise money for the poor, as the burden has always fallen upon four or five persons. Who will volunteer? Don't all speak at once. That Cow. . _ The double-headed cow. departed from this city yesterday. The Young were disappointed at the tight and voted the cow a bilk. They evidently had no taste for such a 2»logical exhibition. They expected to see the two heads where they beand the balance of the doublets in their several places, instead of being all in the rear in one mass *lconfusion. The cow has gone! C SaeaaThat Contribution, We made an item a few days ago that 9 contribution was taken up on “ection day for the relief of Geo. N. Poiton. We are assured that no such was needed, and the money San ee ataaded, ‘We are assured amily is abundantly jn the least in need of charity. The fiends of the family feel hurt that we was made in their beea i Sem. Bliven proposes to “leave: in’ prided da It the East after a long. A. Sa eaenealarantien gute) Sen of the medical profession, a profession hon. ored by all thinking men, 1t is only’ just to say that they are too thick on the ground, The consequence is that the community ig doctored over much. When nature needs only the gentle stimulant and alterative, which has become famous throughout the country as a reliable medicine, under the name of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitterashe is not unfrequently dosed: with a dozen prescriptions, all experimental, from ‘the acopeia. This is an evil;and proves that the practice of medicine is far from being at all times a healing: art. At this leaf indicates that decay has seized upon the vegetable kingdom, many harassing diseases are prevalent. Chief among these may be mentioned intermittent: fever and -bilious remittent. The exhalations rising from decomposing vegetation, and the heavy dews and fogs, are very apt to generate these complaints. The wisest. pelicy is to protect the system by a course of Hdstetter’s Stomach Bitters at the commencoment of the fall’ Much suffering may thereby be avoided. But if the disease has already begun, its periodical visitations may readily be checked and broken up by this active, yet harmless, vegetable tonic. tans who are attempting to palm off, under various’ names, unwholesome compounds,, ‘which they pretend to compare favorably with the Great national elixir, which has long since swept more formidable opposition from the field. Bear in mind that every bottle of genuine Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is authenticatea by a splendidly engraved label, and a fac simile of the sign manual of the firm. Put up in bottles only, and cannot be obtained in bulk, SS ANN ERD TEEPE NEE TATE Dissolution of Co-partnership. ee HE partnership heretofere existing under the firm name of PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, is this day dissolved by mutus al consent. ; : E, M. PRESTON, J, A, FAIRCHILD, Having purchased the interest ‘of J. A. Fairchild in the Nevada Drug Store, the business will be continued &s usual, at the eld stand, under the Transcript Office. Persons indebted to the late firm are requested to calland settle immediately. duly 20th. E. M. PRESTON. TAM’S RESTAURANT. PINE STREET...NEVADA CITY. PEN from 9 o'clock in the morning till 2 o’clock at night. }RESH OYSTERS received every day and served up in uny style, Tea, served at any time. hone, Families in Nevada City or any place in the county can get fresh Oysters in the shell by ordering at my place, cares : _ The Saloon is fitted up for the accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen and will be keptin the very best manner. ‘ -ARTOINE Nevada, Oct. 9th. FURNITURE! FURNITURE! ERSONS in want of anything in the Furniture line, from the fines Bed Room and Parlor Sets ! Down to Common CHAIRS AND TABLES, can bay them at extraordinary low rates by on ‘a : J. E. JOHNSTON. CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN ESE GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, “ BROAD STREET, NEVADA. SJ New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay, Goods sold atthe lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. o2 CRYSTAL SPRING S'AW MILL. M L. & D. MARSH, EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT K all times a complete stock of BUILDING AND MINING LUMBER, Nevada, May lst. The National Exchange Shaving _ Saloon and Baths. NAT. FORD, \Proprictor. Having purchased this establishment, I shall do ray best to satisfy all maa rons. HOT AND COLD BATHS at any time. SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR CUTTING. The public is invited to give me a call. The Union Shaving Saloon Has been placed in charge of a No.1 workman where old customers will be accommodated, = NAT. FORD. Proprietor. Nevada, Oct. lith. i FRUIT AND VARIETY STORE. Chapman’s Old Stand, Pine St. Store will be constantly supplied } ie best of CONFECTIONERY, Nuts, Case and Can Goods, New Cider, Cider Vinegar, and FRESH FRUITS of all kinds. The citizens of Nevada are invited to givemea eall oll E. A, FOSTER, Proprietor. NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. of Broad and Pine Bts. over Greenwald's Cigar Store. . LWAYS on of BROG period of the year, when the fall of the J But be on your guard against the echarlaqi iss Feet, Ham and Eggs, Hot Coffee and. TAM, Proprietor. *National Exchange Hotel Building FALL CLOTHING!! a) ne ‘WE ARE READY!FTER MANY MONTHS IMPORTA‘LION, WH, BANNER BROTHERS, NEVADA CITY, Do now offer for the inspection and sale te the public. s Complete BWEW sTOCcK —or—. FALL CLOTHING, So Vast in Quantity ! So Superior in Style ! So beautiful in Material. them, and simply say;AND SEE! We have adopted a Seale ——OFY— PRICES so LOW AS TO MAKE Competition a Folly ! ED A NEW STYLES SUITS! OF EVERY VARIETY, Equal in workmanship and Fit, TO THE * BEST CUSTOM MADE! We say to all who are desirous of procuring BARGAINS! eo ceeTO. eee Call Early and Often ! ! For as we are continually receiving Goods you can, at our Establishment, find Something new every day. _ Gentlémen’s Fine _ FURNISHING GOODS, . UNDERWEAR, BOOTS AND SHOES, . HATS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, de. die. dies In Endless Variety. ALSO, A MAMMOTH STOCK rs New Rubber Clothing ! Boots, Hats, &o. ALL TO BE HAD A EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, OF FASHION. OF That we are at a loss to describe . = oa “a Be i re ON THIS COLUMN! FOR IT IS A. GOLDSMITH’S ! T Newton Booth has achieved a Great Victory, but Goldsmith has won a Greater one, in SECURING FOR THE LADIES OF NEVADA COUNTY, The Largest, Most Fashionable, , Richest and the Cc HEAPEST STOCK —OF— MILLINERY GOODS, . . DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, ~ DOMESTIC GOODs, CARPETS, . &e. &e. &e, . Ever brought to the County ee Resreerruyy calls particular attention tothe following magnificent articies which he has just received ; : BLACK & COLORED SILKS, of all kinds and shades. SILK POPLINS, of all colors, _ SOOTCH AND FRENCH POPLIN PLAIDS, Of Latest Styles. ‘NEW STYLE OF DRESS GOODS, For Skating Suits. SATIN LAINES, plain — all colors. EMPRESS-AND TAMICE CLOTHS, Of all colors, New Style of Repps for Morning Wrappers. BLACK & OOLORED ALPACCAS, all colors METTENIO“, & MARY STUART PLAIDS, NEW STYLES OF FALL & Winter Cloaks! And Cloaking. Velvetines and Silk Velvet. The latest style Brocha and Bayadere Shawls! nr OOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST French Kid Gloves ! A FULL LINE OF LADIES & CHILDREN’S WOOLEN & COTTON HOSIERY AND GLOVES.A COMPLETE 8TOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS! — Fine Trimmed Velvet Hats Plumes and Feathers. French Velvet Flowers! Very Latest Styles. VELVETS, SATINS, AND SILKS. House Furnishing Goods, Sheetings, all widths. Muslin, the best brands. IRISH LINENS. Towels & Napkins, . ' OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, LACES — Chantills. Guipure, and Vallencine. A mini Complete Stoek of 3-ply & Brussels Carpets. And‘Thousands of other Articles, All of which will be sold at exING, » Broad Street, Nevada City. FRENCH MERINOS & OTTOMAN CLOTHS j : $100,000 00 THE LAST. CHANCE! — Omaha Legal Enterprise . AID OF.A PUBLIC LIBRARY ! a $100,000IN CASH PRIZES $20,000 the Highest Prize! Tickets $2 Each, Ra At a Meeting of citizens of Omaha, Sept. 19th, 1871, it was voted to draw POSITIVELY Tuesday, October 31, 1871. —_ REFERENCES : CITY MARSHAL, Omaha. CHIEF OF POLICE, Omaha. ANY CITIZEN OF OMAHA, Nebraska. a Depository---Banking House,: Galdwell, Hamilton & Co. Omaha. &@” Omaha papers sent free to persons desiring to see them. MONEY CAN BE SENT IN REGISTERED LETTERS OR MONEY ORDERS. For full particulars address, f J. LYFORD & CO. TICKETS CAN PE HAD OF CARLEY & TOMPKINS, and A. SANFORD, Nevada City. _ 830 a ‘SADDLES, HARNESS, &. WM. HOLMES, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada that » he has-just reveived, at his a2 Store, on BROAD STREET, & IEW Uvuse uosvW Lancaster’s Stable, the Largest and most complete Stock HARNESS, OF ALL KINDS, SADDLES, WHIPS, Straps, Spurs, Bits, Brushes, SPONGES, BELTS, &c. &o. Ever seen in this City. 82” Allin want of anything in my line will find it greatly to their advantage to give me a call, as I have on hand every article usually found in a first class dlery Establishment, Repairing, promptly, neatly and cheaply done. Givé me s call. sep2l NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GooDs. J. & S. ROSENTHAL, AVE JUST RECEIVED the Largest and most complete stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, Ever brought into the county of Nevada. If you have doubts, call and see. We havea splendid stock of SILKS OF ALL COLORS, and of the very best quali438, which will be sold at low rates. DRESS GOODS, the greatest variety ever seen in this or any other city. SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, the prettiest and richest lot to be found. : DOMESTIC GOODS, can’t be beat. We have all grades and prices. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOTS, We have a large stock and offer extraordibargains. . me say to all, before buying anything in our line elsewhere, call and examine our ‘goods and prices. We are determined to ive great bargains. . J. & 8. ROSENTHAL. Nevada, Oct. 10th. ANSON W. LESTER. Cc. E, MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, DEALERS EN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, _ CASE GOODS, &c. NO, 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD, and all sorts of PROVISIONS on Land. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them. HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBER. RIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to give us a call. LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. FOR SALE. 4 FIRST RATE o potent is: offered A for any one whe pep Me fee sere ant residence in this city. The house isin excellent repair and the lot contains a lerge number of choice fruit trees. The furniture, including carpets, all in excellent condition, will be sold with the house if. desired. There is a good well, and supply pipes from the water works for irrigution: on the premises. For particulars apply to his office. ~ Nevada, Oct. 8th, 1871 LOST. A BOUT TWO WEEKS AGO s Sorrel horse Mule, 4 old, with harness 21, madinee bias and Uresided 2 Er oe t mule was lost six miles _ Business Managers, Omaha, Neb. _ . . Bee torr ca a. AR ARLES OL page $150,000 ° — ILL BE AWARDED TO THE SEASON: TICKET HOLDERS om-the . 27th day of November, 18%1i. The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Svetety, of: California, will hold their Second: Grand: Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada. City, Cal., in aid of the following charitable, purposes : Ast, Public Schools of Nevada County; 2d, Public Librury of-Nevada City ; 3a, lrg 3 Asylum, Nevada County ; 4th, Fire Department; Nevada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of Admise sion will be Sold at $2 50 each. All the Premiums’ will be deposited in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY. PREMIUMS:. 1. Premium, Gold-Goim, ..s-00%05 -$25;000' 1Premium, Gold Coins .... 16,000: } Premium, Gold Coin: .. eeeess 10,000" 1 Premium, Gold Coin...0.000 6,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin.. seecesees 4,000" 1 Premium, Gold Ooin.... 9,000" 1 Premium, Gold Coin’.. Sei eis 3,000’ 1 Premium, Gold Coins ..0.6. 2,4901 Premium, Gold Coin,.. en ye aieiein 2,000" 15 Premiums, Gold Coin, $1,000 each 15,000" 5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $500 each. 2,500 8 Premiums, Gold Coin;. $300-each. 2,40025 Premiums,-Gold Coin, $250 cach— 6,250" . 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000' 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $50 each, 5,000 200 Premiums, Gold Coin, $30 each. 6,000 500 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each. 12,500 1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin,.$20 each 20,860 2,005 Premiums am’t to $150,000. A. W. PODER, A. H. HAGADORN, J. CORWELL LEE, By Special permission we refer to the following well known citizens :. John H. Dickson, Sherif? Nevada County ;. T. W. Sigourney; John A. Lancaster, National Exchange’ M. 38. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript; G. v. Schmittburg, Postimaster; Julius Greenwala, County ‘Treasurer; Geo. B, Newell, ex-County Supervisor; Thos. J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette;.P. Banner, Merchant; kK. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada Gounty;. D. E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster;Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel; G. G. Allen, Nevada Founudry;.Judge [Hy Relte;> io ee ee Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant;. A. Goldsmith, Merchant; Win. K. Cov, Ubiet Engineer Fire Departé ment; ‘ C. 'I', Canfield, ex-Chief Enginecr Fire partment; A. Sandford, Merchant; Bliven & Potter, Mere Lester & Mulloy, Mic. L. Nihell, City Marsual; comunissions allowed. sent by Express, or by Draft on any solvent. Bunk. Aduress all communications to & BB SUCIKTY, pl Nevada City, Cal.R. FININGER & CQ.,,-No. 76 Broad Street, Nevada City. ts; ts; wanted. — W. ROLESALS AND RETAIL DEALERS: BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS, Groceries and Provisions, French Wine, Vinegar, Mineral Water, Teaa,, Coffee, Canned Fruits, &c, Nevada, Oct> Ist. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ———— __ JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET Nevads City, keeps constantly on hand. u& aarge and Well selected stock of HAVANA CIGARS, such as Ca-banas, Matilda, Figaros, and all. other Favorite Brands. TOBACCOEvery variety of Fine Cut Chewing and. Smoking. To-. bacco, PLUG TOBACCO —Such as Lester’s Fig, Golden Pancake, Paces Golden Twist, and other brands. WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ° 8&2” Country Dealers will find it greatly to their advantage te call and examine my Stock and Prices. se JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Oct. 3d, 1871, H. B, BUSSENIUS,DRUGGIEISF, MASONIC BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. Notice to Creditors, EK STATE OF JOHN DORR, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigued, administrator of the seid Estate ot JOHN DORR, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first. publivation of this notice, to the said administrator, at the office of John I. Caldwell, in the city and county of Nevada, California. _ CHAS. McELVY, Administrator. Dated: Oct. lith 1871, -HAMILTON'’S RESTAURANT, Commercial Street, Nevads City. me waned. at.ali hours of the day or ‘Lue ‘“'wbles. wil be supplied with the best the market affords. The Kestaurant will be kept open until. 2 o'clock im the morning <— a EL HAMILTON, Proprietor. & 5 CORNE. BROAD & PINE 8T3. C. BECKMAN, Kea ae LIQUORS, &e. «ec, Fy ; A, FINE-GiGARS always en:‘hand. Th Bar wal Money should be

Over-doctored. he Daily Sranserips __-Mithoat any disrespect to the ‘metihers! (NEVADA CITY, CAL. ‘Official. Vote for Justices. The following is the official vote for Justices in the several townships: Davidson 282, L. D, Craig 45, John Hawke 201,8. T. Oates 17, J. C. Palmer 239, John Anderson 95: Grass Valley—Wm. Smith 475, H. Davis 404, M, H. Funston 64, Henry Webb 193, M. Green 230, P. H. Rough and Ready—W. H. McFarjand 69, H. Q. Roberts 114, 8. H. Sheffield 104, B. Landis 74, J. W. Williamson 16, A. Wilmer 1, T. C. Bourne 1. . Bridgeport—Geo. B. Newell 295, Emstus Beech 203, John Stotlar 123, A. Fisher 1, J. Newell 3, Eureka—W. D. Long 160, J.-M. Ballard 163, F. Battis 83. Bloomfield—Levi. Ayres 141, W. P. Hays 142. Little York—W. C. Barker 73, Harvey Robb 108, Chas. Fox 57, H. ©. Langley 22, J. A. Taylor 11. Washington—W. T. Joice 68,. F. Freeman 86, -H. Coehran 37, Geo. Ploog 8, H. Busiman 2, Wm. Sliner 1. ; ; haiow Lake—D. E. Sykes 124, J.J. L. Peel 45, A. M. Walker 45, John Keiser 152, F. Hogan 134. Reduction and Revenue Change. It is gratifying to notice the ¢continued decrease in the expenses of our Government, and the corres_ ponding decrease in the taxes. During the fiscal year ending June 30th 1865, the amount of Internal Revenue collected in this county alone, was a little over $200,000. During the present fiscal year the amount collected from the same source, in this and Sierra county combined, is ; only a fraction over $20,000, and yet __ the twocounties are paying their full pro rata of Internal Revenue taxes. -Ingewordanes with the décrease of taxation, and the labore of assessing the same, and acting under the instructions of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue to reduce the num—ber of local offices. where practicable, the Assessor of this, the 4th District, has consolidated Placer county with Nevada and Sierra counties in one}. Division, under the supervision of 8. B. Davenport as Assistant Assessor, with his office at Nevada city. The change was opportune as the Republicans of Placer county had just elected their Assistant Assessor, . J. Ives Fitch, County Judge, which. -hecessitated his resignation of the former position. — Benevolent. V A.Goldsmith and G. v, Schmittburg were out yesterday collecting money for the poor of the city. They raised $51. This is the first collection made by the Society in three months. The. Society will be comPelled'to make collections monthly now that Winter is coming on. It is about time for others to volunteer to tise money for the poor, as the burden has always fallen upon four or five persons. Who will volunteer? Don't all speak at once. That Cow. . _ The double-headed cow. departed from this city yesterday. The Young were disappointed at the tight and voted the cow a bilk. They evidently had no taste for such a 2»logical exhibition. They expected to see the two heads where they beand the balance of the doublets in their several places, instead of being all in the rear in one mass *lconfusion. The cow has gone! C SaeaaThat Contribution, We made an item a few days ago that 9 contribution was taken up on “ection day for the relief of Geo. N. Poiton. We are assured that no such was needed, and the money San ee ataaded, ‘We are assured amily is abundantly jn the least in need of charity. The fiends of the family feel hurt that we was made in their beea i Sem. Bliven proposes to “leave: in’ prided da It the East after a long. A. Sa eaenealarantien gute) Sen of the medical profession, a profession hon. ored by all thinking men, 1t is only’ just to say that they are too thick on the ground, The consequence is that the community ig doctored over much. When nature needs only the gentle stimulant and alterative, which has become famous throughout the country as a reliable medicine, under the name of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitterashe is not unfrequently dosed: with a dozen prescriptions, all experimental, from ‘the acopeia. This is an evil;and proves that the practice of medicine is far from being at all times a healing: art. At this leaf indicates that decay has seized upon the vegetable kingdom, many harassing diseases are prevalent. Chief among these may be mentioned intermittent: fever and -bilious remittent. The exhalations rising from decomposing vegetation, and the heavy dews and fogs, are very apt to generate these complaints. The wisest. pelicy is to protect the system by a course of Hdstetter’s Stomach Bitters at the commencoment of the fall’ Much suffering may thereby be avoided. But if the disease has already begun, its periodical visitations may readily be checked and broken up by this active, yet harmless, vegetable tonic. tans who are attempting to palm off, under various’ names, unwholesome compounds,, ‘which they pretend to compare favorably with the Great national elixir, which has long since swept more formidable opposition from the field. Bear in mind that every bottle of genuine Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is authenticatea by a splendidly engraved label, and a fac simile of the sign manual of the firm. Put up in bottles only, and cannot be obtained in bulk, SS ANN ERD TEEPE NEE TATE Dissolution of Co-partnership. ee HE partnership heretofere existing under the firm name of PRESTON & FAIRCHILD, is this day dissolved by mutus al consent. ; : E, M. PRESTON, J, A, FAIRCHILD, Having purchased the interest ‘of J. A. Fairchild in the Nevada Drug Store, the business will be continued &s usual, at the eld stand, under the Transcript Office. Persons indebted to the late firm are requested to calland settle immediately. duly 20th. E. M. PRESTON. TAM’S RESTAURANT. PINE STREET......NEVADA CITY. PEN from 9 o'clock in the morning till 2 o’clock at night. }RESH OYSTERS received every day and served up in uny style, Tea, served at any time. hone, Families in Nevada City or any place in the county can get fresh Oysters in the shell by ordering at my place, cares : _ The Saloon is fitted up for the accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen and will be keptin the very best manner. ‘ -ARTOINE Nevada, Oct. 9th. FURNITURE! FURNITURE! ERSONS in want of anything in the Furniture line, from the fines Bed Room and Parlor Sets ! Down to Common CHAIRS AND TABLES, can bay them at extraordinary low rates by on ‘a : J. E. JOHNSTON. CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN ESE GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, OPPOSITE METHODIST CHURCH, “ BROAD STREET, NEVADA. SJ New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay, Goods sold atthe lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. o2 CRYSTAL SPRING S'AW MILL. M L. & D. MARSH, EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT K all times a complete stock of BUILDING AND MINING LUMBER, Nevada, May lst. The National Exchange Shaving _ Saloon and Baths. NAT. FORD, \Proprictor. Having purchased this establishment, I shall do ray best to satisfy all maa rons. HOT AND COLD BATHS at any time. SHAVING, SHAMPOOING AND HAIR CUTTING. The public is invited to give me a call. The Union Shaving Saloon Has been placed in charge of a No.1 workman where old customers will be accommodated, = NAT. FORD. Proprietor. Nevada, Oct. lith. i FRUIT AND VARIETY STORE. Chapman’s Old Stand, Pine St. Store will be constantly supplied } ie best of CONFECTIONERY, Nuts, Case and Can Goods, New Cider, Cider Vinegar, and FRESH FRUITS of all kinds. The citizens of Nevada are invited to givemea eall oll E. A, FOSTER, Proprietor. NILES SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. of Broad and Pine Bts. over Greenwald's Cigar Store. . LWAYS on of BROG period of the year, when the fall of the J But be on your guard against the echarlaqi iss Feet, Ham and Eggs, Hot Coffee and. TAM, Proprietor. *National Exchange Hotel Building FALL CLOTHING!! a) ne ‘WE ARE READY!FTER MANY MONTHS IMPORTA‘LION, WH, BANNER BROTHERS, NEVADA CITY, Do now offer for the inspection and sale te the public. s Complete BWEW sTOCcK —or—. FALL CLOTHING, So Vast in Quantity ! So Superior in Style ! So beautiful in Material. them, and simply say;AND SEE! We have adopted a Seale ——OFY— PRICES so LOW AS TO MAKE Competition a Folly ! ED A NEW STYLES SUITS! OF EVERY VARIETY, Equal in workmanship and Fit, TO THE * BEST CUSTOM MADE! We say to all who are desirous of procuring BARGAINS! eo ceeTO. eee Call Early and Often ! ! For as we are continually receiving Goods you can, at our Establishment, find Something new every day. _ Gentlémen’s Fine _ FURNISHING GOODS, . UNDERWEAR, BOOTS AND SHOES, . HATS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, de. die. dies In Endless Variety. ALSO, A MAMMOTH STOCK rs New Rubber Clothing ! Boots, Hats, &o. ALL TO BE HAD A EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, OF FASHION. OF That we are at a loss to describe . = oa “a Be i re ON THIS COLUMN! FOR IT IS A. GOLDSMITH’S ! T Newton Booth has achieved a Great Victory, but Goldsmith has won a Greater one, in SECURING FOR THE LADIES OF NEVADA COUNTY, The Largest, Most Fashionable, , Richest and the Cc HEAPEST STOCK —OF— MILLINERY GOODS, . . DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, ~ DOMESTIC GOODs, CARPETS, . &e. &e. &e, .

Ever brought to the County ee Resreerruyy calls particular attention tothe following magnificent articies which he has just received ; : BLACK & COLORED SILKS, of all kinds and shades. SILK POPLINS, of all colors, _ SOOTCH AND FRENCH POPLIN PLAIDS, Of Latest Styles. ‘NEW STYLE OF DRESS GOODS, For Skating Suits. SATIN LAINES, plain — all colors. EMPRESS-AND TAMICE CLOTHS, Of all colors, New Style of Repps for Morning Wrappers. BLACK & OOLORED ALPACCAS, all colors METTENIO“, & MARY STUART PLAIDS, NEW STYLES OF FALL & Winter Cloaks! And Cloaking. Velvetines and Silk Velvet. The latest style Brocha and Bayadere Shawls! nr OOMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST French Kid Gloves ! A FULL LINE OF LADIES & CHILDREN’S WOOLEN & COTTON HOSIERY AND GLOVES.A COMPLETE 8TOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS! — Fine Trimmed Velvet Hats Plumes and Feathers. French Velvet Flowers! Very Latest Styles. VELVETS, SATINS, AND SILKS. House Furnishing Goods, Sheetings, all widths. Muslin, the best brands. IRISH LINENS. Towels & Napkins, . ' OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, LACES — Chantills. Guipure, and Vallencine. A mini Complete Stoek of 3-ply & Brussels Carpets. And‘Thousands of other Articles, All of which will be sold at exING, » Broad Street, Nevada City. FRENCH MERINOS & OTTOMAN CLOTHS j : $100,000 00 THE LAST. CHANCE! — Omaha Legal Enterprise . AID OF.A PUBLIC LIBRARY ! a $100,000IN CASH PRIZES $20,000 the Highest Prize! Tickets $2 Each, Ra At a Meeting of citizens of Omaha, Sept. 19th, 1871, it was voted to draw POSITIVELY Tuesday, October 31, 1871. —_ REFERENCES : CITY MARSHAL, Omaha. CHIEF OF POLICE, Omaha. ANY CITIZEN OF OMAHA, Nebraska. a Depository---Banking House,: Galdwell, Hamilton & Co. Omaha. &@” Omaha papers sent free to persons desiring to see them. MONEY CAN BE SENT IN REGISTERED LETTERS OR MONEY ORDERS. For full particulars address, f J. LYFORD & CO. TICKETS CAN PE HAD OF CARLEY & TOMPKINS, and A. SANFORD, Nevada City. _ 830 a ‘SADDLES, HARNESS, &. WM. HOLMES, Would respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada that » he has-just reveived, at his a2 Store, on BROAD STREET, & IEW Uvuse uosvW Lancaster’s Stable, the Largest and most complete Stock HARNESS, OF ALL KINDS, SADDLES, WHIPS, Straps, Spurs, Bits, Brushes, SPONGES, BELTS, &c. &o. Ever seen in this City. 82” Allin want of anything in my line will find it greatly to their advantage to give me a call, as I have on hand every article usually found in a first class dlery Establishment, Repairing, promptly, neatly and cheaply done. Givé me s call. sep2l NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GooDs. J. & S. ROSENTHAL, AVE JUST RECEIVED the Largest and most complete stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, Ever brought into the county of Nevada. If you have doubts, call and see. We havea splendid stock of SILKS OF ALL COLORS, and of the very best quali438, which will be sold at low rates. DRESS GOODS, the greatest variety ever seen in this or any other city. SHAWLS AND CLOAKS, the prettiest and richest lot to be found. : DOMESTIC GOODS, can’t be beat. We have all grades and prices. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SHOTS, We have a large stock and offer extraordibargains. . me say to all, before buying anything in our line elsewhere, call and examine our ‘goods and prices. We are determined to ive great bargains. . J. & 8. ROSENTHAL. Nevada, Oct. 10th. ANSON W. LESTER. Cc. E, MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, DEALERS EN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, _ CASE GOODS, &c. NO, 58 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. LOUR, HAMS, BACON, LARD, and all sorts of PROVISIONS on Land. NEW GOODS constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them. HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CRANBER. RIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. All purchasers wishing anything in our line are requested to give us a call. LESTER & MULLOY. Nevada, May 9th. FOR SALE. 4 FIRST RATE o potent is: offered A for any one whe pep Me fee sere ant residence in this city. The house isin excellent repair and the lot contains a lerge number of choice fruit trees. The furniture, including carpets, all in excellent condition, will be sold with the house if. desired. There is a good well, and supply pipes from the water works for irrigution: on the premises. For particulars apply to his office. ~ Nevada, Oct. 8th, 1871 LOST. A BOUT TWO WEEKS AGO s Sorrel horse Mule, 4 old, with harness 21, madinee bias and Uresided 2 Er oe t mule was lost six miles _ Business Managers, Omaha, Neb. _ . . Bee torr ca a. AR ARLES OL page $150,000 ° — ILL BE AWARDED TO THE SEASON: TICKET HOLDERS om-the . 27th day of November, 18%1i. The Cosmopolitan Benevolent Svetety, of: California, will hold their Second: Grand: Fair at the Broad Street Theatre, Nevada. City, Cal., in aid of the following charitable, purposes : Ast, Public Schools of Nevada County; 2d, Public Librury of-Nevada City ; 3a, lrg 3 Asylum, Nevada County ; 4th, Fire Department; Nevada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of Admise sion will be Sold at $2 50 each. All the Premiums’ will be deposited in the BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY. PREMIUMS:. 1. Premium, Gold-Goim, ...s-00%05 -$25;000' 1Premium, Gold Coins ....... 16,000: } Premium, Gold Coin: .... eeeess 10,000" 1 Premium, Gold Coin.....0.000 6,000 1 Premium, Gold Coin... seecesees 4,000" 1 Premium, Gold Ooin....... 9,000" 1 Premium, Gold Coin’.... Sei eis 3,000’ 1 Premium, Gold Coins ....0..6. 2,4901 Premium, Gold Coin,... en ye aieiein 2,000" 15 Premiums, Gold Coin, $1,000 each 15,000" 5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $500 each. 2,500 8 Premiums, Gold Coin;. $300-each. 2,40025 Premiums,-Gold Coin, $250 cach— 6,250" . 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000' 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $50 each, 5,000 200 Premiums, Gold Coin, $30 each.. 6,000 500 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each. 12,500 1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin,.$20 each 20,860 2,005 Premiums am’t to $150,000. A. W. PODER, A. H. HAGADORN, J. CORWELL LEE, By Special permission we refer to the following well known citizens :. John H. Dickson, Sherif? Nevada County ;. T. W. Sigourney; John A. Lancaster, National Exchange’ M. 38. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript; G. v. Schmittburg, Postimaster; Julius Greenwala, County ‘Treasurer; Geo. B, Newell, ex-County Supervisor; Thos. J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette;.P. Banner, Merchant; kK. B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada Gounty;. D. E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster;Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel; G. G. Allen, Nevada Founudry;.Judge [Hy Relte;> io ee ee Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant;. A. Goldsmith, Merchant; Win. K. Cov, Ubiet Engineer Fire Departé ment; ‘ C. 'I', Canfield, ex-Chief Enginecr Fire partment; A. Sandford, Merchant; Bliven & Potter, Mere Lester & Mulloy, Mic. L. Nihell, City Marsual; comunissions allowed. sent by Express, or by Draft on any solvent. Bunk. Aduress all communications to & BB SUCIKTY, pl Nevada City, Cal.R. FININGER & CQ.,,-No. 76 Broad Street, Nevada City. ts; ts; wanted. — W. ROLESALS AND RETAIL DEALERS: BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS, Groceries and Provisions, French Wine, Vinegar, Mineral Water, Teaa,, Coffee, Canned Fruits, &c, Nevada, Oct> Ist. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ———— __ JULIUS GREENWALD, BROAD STREET Nevads City, keeps constantly on hand. u& aarge and Well selected stock of HAVANA CIGARS, such as Ca-banas, Matilda, Figaros, and all. other Favorite Brands. TOBACCOEvery variety of Fine Cut Chewing and. Smoking. To-. bacco, PLUG TOBACCO —Such as Lester’s Fig, Golden Pancake, Paces Golden Twist, and other brands. WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, ° 8&2” Country Dealers will find it greatly to their advantage te call and examine my Stock and Prices. se JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Oct. 3d, 1871, H. B, BUSSENIUS,DRUGGIEISF, MASONIC BUILDING, CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. Notice to Creditors, EK STATE OF JOHN DORR, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigued, administrator of the seid Estate ot JOHN DORR, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first. publivation of this notice, to the said administrator, at the office of John I. Caldwell, in the city and county of Nevada, California. _ CHAS. McELVY, Administrator. Dated: Oct. lith 1871, -HAMILTON'’S RESTAURANT, Commercial Street, Nevads City. me waned. at.ali hours of the day or ‘Lue ‘“'wbles. wil be supplied with the best the market affords. The Kestaurant will be kept open until. 2 o'clock im the morning <— a EL HAMILTON, Proprietor. & 5 CORNE. BROAD & PINE 8T3. C. BECKMAN, Kea ae LIQUORS, &e. «ec, Fy ; A, FINE-GiGARS always en:‘hand. Th Bar wal Money should be