October 7, 1871 (4 pages)

iiaaae eRe aarks: The true article éd/in bottles. Beware of 8 Bold by the galion or in * above othe town of Cisco, warded oe retarning th ILLS Stable, Mevads city. JERRY LYON, old and Silver Min.ROLFE will be a canditice of the Peace of Nevada e Judicial Election to be a, 1871. 0 of the Peace. TIDSON is announced as & for the office of Justice of vada Township. ablican Nominee! r¥ JUDGE, CALDWELL. E! FURNITURE: want of anything ia tbe .and Parlor Sets! 4 $100, _ynvawh vItY, ‘oar. LOCAL AFFAIRS. For Justice of the Peate. F By announcement in to-day’s Trancrip, it will be seen that Hon. Samnel T. Oates will be a candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of thie township. Itis understood that this gentleman will address the people from one of the public stands in this city, previous to the election, getting forth his views upon the political situation. is ‘needless to say that he will receive.a hearty reannouncement of thespeaking, without any olap-trap puffing, will be sureto draw @ crowd in a community where Mr. Oates is known and his ow a ter Death of Mrs. C. A. Tweed. A dispatch has been received from Arizona announcing the death of the wife of Charles A. Tweed, United States Térritorial Judge, who expired, after along and painful sickness, on WE ARE READY ! FTER MANY MONTHS A PORTA1I0ON, WE, ~— BANNER BROTHERS, COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS, NEVADA cry, Do now offer for the inspection and sale to . the public. 4 Complete NEW sTOckK —Or— FALL CLOTHING, the 2d inst. Mrs. Tweed was a pio‘So Vast in Quantity ! neer woman of our State, having arrived here early in 1852, and until her departure for Arizona resided in So Superior in Style ! this city and in Placer county. As a Christian, wife and mother she had So beautiful in Material. but few equals, and leaves a host of friends to esata ania . That we-are at aloes to d be alanine them, dnd simply say : ¢ We learn that an insane man ap; Py Mey : peared in the streeta of Truckee, a COME few days since, and some of the citi; gens got together, made up a suffiAND SEE! cient amount to buy him a ticket on the cars for Sacramento. The chap eonsidered he had struck a-big lead, along. When near Emigrant Gap he changed his mind, and while the cars were runving at full speed he jumped off, and to all appearances ' did not sustain any injury, which was miracle. As soon as the train reached the Gap, the conductor notithey went outin search of him, but with what success we did not learn, Hoisting Works Burned. of the Manhattan Mining Company, on Gold Flat, were totally destroyed’ . by-fire on Thursday night between 11 and 12 o'clock. The shift of the . Equal in workmanship and Fit, miners at work in the mine came out at 1f o’clock, and the shift that wert on at 12:had not gone. down. There} BEST CUSTOM MADE! was no one on the premises at the time except the engineer. The fire caught from a spark from the smoke , stack and spread very rapidly. The house and a quantity of wood was . ’ destroyed and the engine burned. The loss is $1,500, upon which there is no insurance, Death of Mrs. James Allen. V'We iearn that the widow of the late Gen. James Allen, formerly of this city, and sister of O. P. Stidger, Esq. of North San Juan, died at San Francisco, on Tuesday last. Judge Stidger received'a dispatch on Monday stating that Mrs. Allen was dangerously ill and he left the next morning, but did not arrive in San Francisco till after her decease. Mrs. Allen was most. estimable lady. Business Change. { George Kramer of San Juan, has purchased the fixtures of the National Exchange barber shop of W. G. Bigot, -Mr. Kramer is a first. rate barber, and will do a-good. business. Mr. Bigot, we understand, will go to Chicago to enter into business. Pearl White Stone China Sets. One Hundred and Seventy pieces. Only $30. Call and sce them at Crawford’s, opposite the Express Office, City Assessment. JW. #. Davidson, City: Assessor, has commenced the assessment of Property within the corporation for city taxes.The city don’t owe a ent, is being run on a cash_ basis, and the tux is only 50 cents on each Women’s Ricar.—The patent right is a woman’s right. Under the laws of the United States women and mihers may obtain patents and copytights, and they may also file caveats. The laws make no distinction as to Cee mee he, titiong wad WHOLESALE AND ‘RETAIL DEALERS. _Mtaly four millions of the total cost ing ~ "We have adopted a Seale _ — PRICES 80 LOW AS TO MAKE Competition a Folly ! Our Stock comprises Splendid J ‘The hoisting works and building. NEW STYLES SUITS! OF EVERY VARIETY, TO TR rere We say to all who are desirous of prodtirBARGAINS! Cy ee eB, vee Call Early and Often ! ! For as we are continually receiving Goods you can, at our Establishment,find Something new every day. . Pnie STREET, next door to the Corner of Gentlemen's Fine FURNISHING GOODS, UNDERWBAR, BOOTS ; AND 3 SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, &o. &. He In Endless Variety. os ALSO, A oF New Rubber Clothing !. [i usualy found in « first class Boots, Hats, &c. ALL TO BE HAD AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, AT THE WELL KNOWN EMPORIUM OF FASHION, OF Con; of ‘Brosd & Pine Streetay > . Positively the last Postponemen {aT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALLFORNIA, . \PALL CLOTHING!! . support of the public. the occasion. GRAND GIFT CONCERT, hy POSTPONED UNTIL THE 15th DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, when: aé4 in Gold Coin, as Premiums } 50,000 Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each. THIS COLUMN! tee? FOR IT I8 A. GOLDSMITH’S ! Boer il We NO" OAOEEL A NiOm ot ane NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from the ‘The dtawing will take place, and the Gitte be awarded, preciscly similar to the methed adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert; heid at San Francisco, and under the supervision of well known citizens of North San Juan, and the Manegers of this Association. Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commentlation and The success of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A large number of its Tickets having already been sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, aleo in all parts of the States and Territuries on this Coast. Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, will receive and disburse all monéys had from the gale of Tickets. Acommission of Sixteen and two-thirds percent allowed to ——. AB county of the oo ist Pr managers of this Association an this Gift Concert’we will refer to the roe fessional and business men of North San Juan, Nevads City and Grass Valley. JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer; All orders and communications to JAMES A. STIDGER, See’y, North San Juan, Cal. Grand Opening Party ! EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB 4 Tuesday Evening, Oct. 10th. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: Dancing from & until 1 o’elock, The best of music has been secured for . Nevada, Sept. 29th. 1871. ANGON W. LESTER. ¢. B. MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, &e. ‘NO. #8 BROAD STREET, NEVADA GITY. J\wour, WA BACON, LA: F and all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. John Jack's Variety Store. Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN JACK having fitted his new Store up in good etyle, is prepared to furnish the public with . ; Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tobacco, Poultry, Fancy _ Geods, dic. &e. At.the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give Nevada, June 10th. SADDLES, HARNESS, &c. WM. HOLMES, Would y inform he has just received, at his Store, on BROAD STREET, a lew avors ve.ow Lancaster’s Stable, the Largest and most complete Stock —or— HARNESS, OF ALL KINDS, ' §ADDLES, WHIPS, Straps, Spurs, Bits, Brushes, SPONGES, BELTS, &c. &c. Ever seen in this City. will find it , a8 I have on hand ev Dissolution of Co-partnership. ¥ al Office. “porone indgted tothe ale Sem 20 a as —aT— 5 — CE HALL salamat the citizens of Nevada that in want of anything in my line rfhery to ibeir advantage to acepatring, promptly, neatly end coon. . LACES —Chantilla. Guipure, partnershi heretofore exis! unEE De fire name of PRESTON & 'AIRCHILD,is this day dissolved by mutuconsent. J vaucur. ~~ . Allof which will be sold at exRaving penihaced the tote, tas bus: traordinary Low Rates ! ™ KIDD’S BUILDING, Greater one, in OF NEVADA COUNTS, Most Fashionable, Richest and the CHEAPEST STOCK. peer; vie MILLINERY GOODS, ‘DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, -DOMESTIO GOoDs, CARPETS, &c. &c. &c, R ECTFULLY calls particular atten ollowing . cles which he has just recuived : 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, Morning Wrappérs. BLACK & COLORED ALPAOCAS, all colors METTENICK & MARY STUART PLAIDS, NEW STYLES OF FALL & Winter Cloaks! And Cloaking. Velvetines and Silk Velvet. ‘The latest style Brocha and Bayadere Shawls! COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST French Kid Gloves ! A FULL LINE OF LADIES & CHILDREN’S WOOLEN & COTTON HOSIERY AND GLOVES. A COMPLETE STOCK 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. and Vallencine, A most Complete Stock of 3ply & Brussels Carpets. And Thousands of other Articles. Ever brought to the County Of all colors, . ‘Wo More purposes Ne heb eshte: Eh oe 52s et ed a Great Victory, but . 9100,000 IN CASH PRIZES Goldsmith has won. a ai . $20,000 the Highest Prise! RI” At 's Mécting of citizens of Otiaha, Hept. 19th, 1871, it was voted todraw POSITIVELY Tuesday, October 31, 1871. CHIEF OF POLICE, Omaha. ANY CITIZEN OF OMAHA, Nebsssta. {. 1043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20-cach. 20,860Depository—Banking House, Caldwell, Hamilton & Co. Omaha. ED LETTERS OR MONEY ORDERS. Fos full partiowlars adaréas, J. LYFORD & CO. Business Managers, Omaha, Neb. SANFORD, Nevada City. 830 SPECIAL NOTICE The Managensof the FoleomGift Concert . Gockconcambte ancients. having arranged. matters-with. their distant Agents are now enabled to name the posibe no further delay, and that the Concert . : will come off positiveiyce the date named. . "J. OQ, Brown, EET agin. . DRS: indebtedness on Fireman's Gold Co Holders, as follows : 1 Gift of Gold @oin.. 1 Gift of Gold Coin.. 1 Gift of Gold Coin.. 1 Gift of Gold Cein.. 1 Gift of Gold Coin.,. 100 Gifts of Gold Coin $50 500 Gifts of Gold Coin $20 and thro’ whom pe a -Five Tickets, "Sau anesed 0 settle jmmediately. ooy 20h. me MPR . . . Broad Street; Nevads City. 7 1 Gift of Gold Coin.. 667 Gifts,.. . amounting to.. $45,000 GOLD COIN! THE PRIZES IN THE FOLSOM GIFT CONCERT Will be awarded on the 18th day of October, 1871. For the .,BENEFIT OF THE TOWN OF FOLSOM and vicinity,to purchase and maintain as free, ree pied inate acca ge rence ges crossing the ican River ‘olsom and Mermon Island, and to Wee 27th day of November, 1871. ernia, will. hold. their Becond\Geued at the Broad. Street 84,. Asylurh, Nevada ¢ ; 4th, partment, Nevada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of Admissiom will he Sold at $2.50 each. All.the Premidiins will be deposited in the BANK OF NEVADA GOUNTY. PREMIUMS. '1 Premium, Gold. Goin, ... 2. 10,000! 1 Phomium, Gold-Gotim os. 5,000) 1 Premiam, Gold Coit: .0,0.,0.4 8,000" 1 Premfuih, Gold Colt.cy. ses cceeee 8,000" 1 Premium, Gold Colin. .oyi'. svisee v0:' 2490? 1 Preniium, Gold Oolia. 0. 6.26 iaics 2/000" 15 Premiums, Gold Coin, $1,000.eath. 15,600° 5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $500 each. 2,500° 8 Premiums, Gold oin,. $300 each.<. 2400" 25 Premiums, Gold Coin, $250.each— 6,950 100 Premiums, Gold Goin, $100. each. 10,000. 100: Premiums, Gold Coin, $50. each:. 6,000. 200 Premiums, Gold Coin, $30 each. 6,000: 500 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each .12,500 } 2,805 Premiums am’t to $150,000. 4 Business. A,. W. PORTER, A. H. HAGADORN, q du CORWELL. LEE, ' By Special pepmission we refer to the following well known citigens : ae H. Dicks6én, Shesif& Nevada County;. WwW YY; ‘Geo.B. Newell,.ex-Co' si + a Baltes wis Ganctte; R.B. Genizy, late Sheriff Neyada Count; D. H. Bell, Deputy : vi a alle i vada Fountiy ai ° e Judge T. H. Rolfe;. : «Money should be tive day for the drawing to be, Dank,” Adoreee all cen a sey elven i a SOCIETY Wednesday, October 18th,1871. ,, . © *,ROCUERY. And they assure the that there will . , DENTISTRY. BUGHSON & HOLMES have opened an office, ‘ Iu Kidd’s Bu » Broad Street ~ Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. the are all Hinds or FSi derbtyed yen tog dl na Artificial Teeth. On. Siver, Vulcatiite cod Adnan saetifactio Visits made at Pesidelios, ifdeaied SECURE YOUR TICKETS . —22™%# May 012, 191. aw WITHOUT DELAY! wrest e scar iles arms H. 8, PEARSON ~ «. Proprictor. {Late of the Russ House. ], I take its informie “iar toe erat the i of Messrs. ‘Pabbs & Patten in the jitan Hotel, and Manel erties a pay the existing . Lease for a term of years of thie well known , Folsom. 80,000 Tickets at $2 50 each. the Concert the sum of $45,000 in . Board », Will be distributed to the Ticket . The table will be kept on the most liberal + eeee eee «6 $10,000 000 house. The prices wili be reduced, ranging from two to three dollars per day for ora accommodation. Suits of rooms, with bath room and patent closetsattached. the week or month as per contract. There is one of Miller’s Patent Safety A er Car Elevators attached to the house whick their rooms may be located. . My intention is to make this s family and ‘business house, guaranteeing to every guest Seen 1,000 . the best attention and the comforts of 1 The Gifts willbe awarded ins preciseh e similar manner as at the Concert given in . NO %6 Broad Street, Nevada City. San Tyancinto, fa aid of the Mercantile Li4 under supervision two of well known citizens of Folsom and Veen RETAIL DEALERS Sacrame ; ;*. ae nto. Twenty Per cent commission will be allowed on all orders for 25 or more Tickets ;. BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS ‘Ten per cent on orders for Ten and under r , a : of Post Office or Greenbacks for $15, we will send Six Tickets to adé water Tees, dress.in the United States. ~~ French Wine, Vinegar, Mineral ©, Teas Money can be,sent by Wells, Fargo & Co’s W, H. Davideom, C. Beckman; Agents at vada City. . 5 a 10 Gifts of Gold Coin $500 each.. 6,000 . home, and would be pleased to have the pa60 Gifts of Gold Coin $100 each.. 5, ) tronage of the people of Nevada County. 826 H. H. PEARSON $45,000 THOS. FINDLEY & CO., ns BANKERS, BOARD OF MANAGERS: . B. F. Bates, z. H. Burn} MAIN STREET.. scene vo . Q. Brown, . Kinney. 3 URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE ADPres., B., F. Bates; Bee’y., J, H. Burnham. vances on Gold Dust,for Asway or CoinTREASURER. age at U. 8. Mint. B. F. Hastings & Co., Bankers, . inlaid Draw ,;Checks om Sam FPrencisco, With whom all moneys will be deposited, Sacramento, dag, omg City, disburseitoes will Treasure City. ae ef “re follo aoe araeewe . oe ee aera refer ‘ollowing well-known citizens of Sacramento and every citizen of FOR BALE OF Folsom is hereby referred to. NEW. YORE, ST. PETERSBURG, . Gen. J. Howell, of Pacific Life Ins, Co. C. @. W. French, Attorney. LOMOON. DUBLIN, D.W. Earl, Merchant.” eee; Baan: A. Dennery, Merchant. BREMEN, PARIS. m2 + Alfred Spinks, County Treasurer wired ea of ae Co, aa . Crocker, of H. 8. Crocker J. 8. Meredith, Pre Board Su; R. FININGER & CO., of a CommitGroceries and Provisions, Ooffee, Canned Fruita, &c. , or Checks < ble State ae Express, or Tp teas 8 x, euidik manent Counselor and Attorney at Law. G. W, Welch, E: Goldsmith, A. SamfordFFICE-— “Daily *” Editorini Roums, corner of Broad and. Pine Sts., convey guests to the floor upou « . 4 : # §

iiaaae eRe aarks: The true article éd/in bottles. Beware of 8 Bold by the galion or in * above othe town of Cisco, warded oe retarning th ILLS Stable, Mevads city. JERRY LYON, old and Silver Min.ROLFE will be a canditice of the Peace of Nevada e Judicial Election to be a, 1871. 0 of the Peace. TIDSON is announced as & for the office of Justice of vada Township. ablican Nominee! r¥ JUDGE, CALDWELL. E! FURNITURE: want of anything ia tbe .and Parlor Sets! 4 $100, _ynvawh vItY, ‘oar. LOCAL AFFAIRS. For Justice of the Peate. F By announcement in to-day’s Trancrip, it will be seen that Hon. Samnel T. Oates will be a candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of thie township. Itis understood that this gentleman will address the people from one of the public stands in this city, previous to the election, getting forth his views upon the political situation. is ‘needless to say that he will receive.a hearty reannouncement of thespeaking, without any olap-trap puffing, will be sureto draw @ crowd in a community where Mr. Oates is known and his ow a ter Death of Mrs. C. A. Tweed. A dispatch has been received from Arizona announcing the death of the wife of Charles A. Tweed, United States Térritorial Judge, who expired, after along and painful sickness, on WE ARE READY ! FTER MANY MONTHS A PORTA1I0ON, WE, ~— BANNER BROTHERS, COR. BROAD & PINE STREETS, NEVADA cry, Do now offer for the inspection and sale to . the public. 4 Complete NEW sTOckK —Or— FALL CLOTHING, the 2d inst. Mrs. Tweed was a pio‘So Vast in Quantity ! neer woman of our State, having arrived here early in 1852, and until her departure for Arizona resided in So Superior in Style ! this city and in Placer county. As a Christian, wife and mother she had So beautiful in Material. but few equals, and leaves a host of friends to esata ania . That we-are at aloes to d be alanine them, dnd simply say : ¢ We learn that an insane man ap; Py Mey : peared in the streeta of Truckee, a COME few days since, and some of the citi; gens got together, made up a suffiAND SEE! cient amount to buy him a ticket on the cars for Sacramento. The chap eonsidered he had struck a-big lead, along. When near Emigrant Gap he changed his mind, and while the cars were runving at full speed he jumped off, and to all appearances ' did not sustain any injury, which was miracle. As soon as the train reached the Gap, the conductor notithey went outin search of him, but with what success we did not learn, Hoisting Works Burned. of the Manhattan Mining Company, on Gold Flat, were totally destroyed’ . by-fire on Thursday night between 11 and 12 o'clock. The shift of the . Equal in workmanship and Fit, miners at work in the mine came out at 1f o’clock, and the shift that wert on at 12:had not gone. down. There} BEST CUSTOM MADE! was no one on the premises at the time except the engineer. The fire caught from a spark from the smoke , stack and spread very rapidly. The house and a quantity of wood was . ’ destroyed and the engine burned. The loss is $1,500, upon which there is no insurance, Death of Mrs. James Allen. V'We iearn that the widow of the late Gen. James Allen, formerly of this city, and sister of O. P. Stidger, Esq. of North San Juan, died at San Francisco, on Tuesday last. Judge Stidger received'a dispatch on Monday stating that Mrs. Allen was dangerously ill and he left the next morning, but did not arrive in San Francisco till after her decease. Mrs. Allen was most. estimable lady. Business Change. { George Kramer of San Juan, has purchased the fixtures of the National Exchange barber shop of W. G. Bigot, -Mr. Kramer is a first. rate barber, and will do a-good. business. Mr. Bigot, we understand, will go to Chicago to enter into business. Pearl White Stone China Sets. One Hundred and Seventy pieces. Only $30. Call and sce them at Crawford’s, opposite the Express Office, City Assessment. JW. #. Davidson, City: Assessor, has commenced the assessment of Property within the corporation for city taxes.The city don’t owe a ent, is being run on a cash_ basis, and the tux is only 50 cents on each Women’s Ricar.—The patent right is a woman’s right. Under the laws of the United States women and mihers may obtain patents and copytights, and they may also file caveats. The laws make no distinction as to Cee mee he, titiong wad WHOLESALE AND ‘RETAIL DEALERS. _Mtaly four millions of the total cost ing ~ "We have adopted a Seale _ — PRICES 80 LOW AS TO MAKE Competition a Folly ! Our Stock comprises Splendid J ‘The hoisting works and building. NEW STYLES SUITS! OF EVERY VARIETY, TO TR rere We say to all who are desirous of prodtirBARGAINS! Cy ee eB, vee Call Early and Often ! ! For as we are continually receiving Goods you can, at our Establishment,find Something new every day. . Pnie STREET, next door to the Corner of Gentlemen's Fine FURNISHING GOODS, UNDERWBAR, BOOTS ; AND 3 SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, &o. &. He In Endless Variety. os ALSO, A oF New Rubber Clothing !. [i usualy found in « first class Boots, Hats, &c. ALL TO BE HAD AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES, AT THE WELL KNOWN EMPORIUM OF FASHION, OF Con; of ‘Brosd & Pine Streetay > . Positively the last Postponemen {aT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALLFORNIA, . \PALL CLOTHING!! . support of the public. the occasion. GRAND GIFT CONCERT, hy POSTPONED UNTIL THE 15th DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT, when: aé4 in Gold Coin, as Premiums } 50,000 Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each. THIS COLUMN! tee? FOR IT I8 A. GOLDSMITH’S ! Boer il We NO" OAOEEL A NiOm ot ane NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from the ‘The dtawing will take place, and the Gitte be awarded, preciscly similar to the methed adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert; heid at San Francisco, and under the supervision of well known citizens of North San Juan, and the Manegers of this Association. Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commentlation and The success of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A large number of its Tickets having already been sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, aleo in all parts of the States and Territuries on this Coast. Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, will receive and disburse all monéys had from the gale of Tickets. Acommission of Sixteen and two-thirds percent allowed to ——. AB county of the oo ist Pr managers of this Association an this Gift Concert’we will refer to the roe fessional and business men of North San Juan, Nevads City and Grass Valley. JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer; All orders and communications to JAMES A. STIDGER, See’y, North San Juan, Cal. Grand Opening Party ! EUREKA SOCIAL CLUB 4 Tuesday Evening, Oct. 10th. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: Dancing from & until 1 o’elock, The best of music has been secured for . Nevada, Sept. 29th. 1871. ANGON W. LESTER. ¢. B. MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, &e. ‘NO. #8 BROAD STREET, NEVADA GITY. J\wour, WA BACON, LA: F and all sorts of PROVISIONS on hand. John Jack's Variety Store. Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN JACK having fitted his new Store up in good etyle, is prepared to furnish the public with . ; Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tobacco, Poultry, Fancy _ Geods, dic. &e. At.the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give Nevada, June 10th. SADDLES, HARNESS, &c. WM. HOLMES, Would y inform he has just received, at his Store, on BROAD STREET, a lew avors ve.ow Lancaster’s Stable, the Largest and most complete Stock —or— HARNESS, OF ALL KINDS, ' §ADDLES, WHIPS, Straps, Spurs, Bits, Brushes, SPONGES, BELTS, &c. &c. Ever seen in this City. will find it , a8 I have on hand ev Dissolution of Co-partnership. ¥

al Office. “porone indgted tothe ale Sem 20 a as —aT— 5 — CE HALL salamat the citizens of Nevada that in want of anything in my line rfhery to ibeir advantage to acepatring, promptly, neatly end coon. . LACES —Chantilla. Guipure, partnershi heretofore exis! unEE De fire name of PRESTON & 'AIRCHILD,is this day dissolved by mutuconsent. J vaucur. ~~ . Allof which will be sold at exRaving penihaced the tote, tas bus: traordinary Low Rates ! ™ KIDD’S BUILDING, Greater one, in OF NEVADA COUNTS, Most Fashionable, Richest and the CHEAPEST STOCK. peer; vie MILLINERY GOODS, ‘DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, -DOMESTIO GOoDs, CARPETS, &c. &c. &c, R ECTFULLY calls particular atten ollowing . cles which he has just recuived : 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, Morning Wrappérs. BLACK & COLORED ALPAOCAS, all colors METTENICK & MARY STUART PLAIDS, NEW STYLES OF FALL & Winter Cloaks! And Cloaking. Velvetines and Silk Velvet. ‘The latest style Brocha and Bayadere Shawls! COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST French Kid Gloves ! A FULL LINE OF LADIES & CHILDREN’S WOOLEN & COTTON HOSIERY AND GLOVES. A COMPLETE STOCK 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. and Vallencine, A most Complete Stock of 3ply & Brussels Carpets. And Thousands of other Articles. Ever brought to the County Of all colors, . ‘Wo More purposes Ne heb eshte: Eh oe 52s et ed a Great Victory, but . 9100,000 IN CASH PRIZES Goldsmith has won. a ai . $20,000 the Highest Prise! RI” At 's Mécting of citizens of Otiaha, Hept. 19th, 1871, it was voted todraw POSITIVELY Tuesday, October 31, 1871. CHIEF OF POLICE, Omaha. ANY CITIZEN OF OMAHA, Nebsssta. {. 1043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20-cach. 20,860Depository—Banking House, Caldwell, Hamilton & Co. Omaha. ED LETTERS OR MONEY ORDERS. Fos full partiowlars adaréas, J. LYFORD & CO. Business Managers, Omaha, Neb. SANFORD, Nevada City. 830 SPECIAL NOTICE The Managensof the FoleomGift Concert . Gockconcambte ancients. having arranged. matters-with. their distant Agents are now enabled to name the posibe no further delay, and that the Concert . : will come off positiveiyce the date named. . "J. OQ, Brown, EET agin. . DRS: indebtedness on Fireman's Gold Co Holders, as follows : 1 Gift of Gold @oin... 1 Gift of Gold Coin... 1 Gift of Gold Coin... 1 Gift of Gold Cein... 1 Gift of Gold Coin.,. 100 Gifts of Gold Coin $50 500 Gifts of Gold Coin $20 and thro’ whom pe a -Five Tickets, "Sau anesed 0 settle jmmediately. ooy 20h. me MPR . . . Broad Street; Nevads City. 7 1 Gift of Gold Coin... 667 Gifts,... . amounting to... $45,000 GOLD COIN! THE PRIZES IN THE FOLSOM GIFT CONCERT Will be awarded on the 18th day of October, 1871. For the .,BENEFIT OF THE TOWN OF FOLSOM and vicinity,to purchase and maintain as free, ree pied inate acca ge rence ges crossing the ican River ‘olsom and Mermon Island, and to Wee 27th day of November, 1871. ernia, will. hold. their Becond\Geued at the Broad. Street 84,. Asylurh, Nevada ¢ ; 4th, partment, Nevada City. 100,000 Season Tickets of Admissiom will he Sold at $2.50 each. All.the Premidiins will be deposited in the BANK OF NEVADA GOUNTY. PREMIUMS. '1 Premium, Gold. Goin, ..... 2.. 10,000! 1 Phomium, Gold-Gotim os.. 5,000) 1 Premiam, Gold Coit: ..0,0.,0.4 8,000" 1 Premfuih, Gold Colt..cy. ses cceeee 8,000" 1 Premium, Gold Colin. .oyi'. svisee v0:' 2490? 1 Preniium, Gold Oolia. 0.. 6.26 iaics 2/000" 15 Premiums, Gold Coin, $1,000.eath. 15,600° 5 Premiums, Gold Coin, $500 each.. 2,500° 8 Premiums, Gold oin,. $300 each.<. 2400" 25 Premiums, Gold Coin, $250.each— 6,950 100 Premiums, Gold Goin, $100. each. 10,000. 100: Premiums, Gold Coin, $50. each:. 6,000. 200 Premiums, Gold Coin, $30 each.. 6,000: 500 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each ..12,500 } 2,805 Premiums am’t to $150,000. 4 Business. A,. W. PORTER, A. H. HAGADORN, q du CORWELL. LEE, ' By Special pepmission we refer to the following well known citigens : ae H. Dicks6én, Shesif& Nevada County;. WwW YY; ‘Geo.B. Newell,.ex-Co' si + a Baltes wis Ganctte; R.B. Genizy, late Sheriff Neyada Count; D. H. Bell, Deputy : vi a alle i vada Fountiy ai ° e Judge T. H. Rolfe;. : «Money should be tive day for the drawing to be, Dank,” Adoreee all cen a sey elven i a SOCIETY Wednesday, October 18th,1871. ,, . © *,ROCUERY. And they assure the that there will . , DENTISTRY. BUGHSON & HOLMES have opened an office, ‘ Iu Kidd’s Bu » Broad Street ~ Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. the are all Hinds or FSi derbtyed yen tog dl na Artificial Teeth. On. Siver, Vulcatiite cod Adnan saetifactio Visits made at Pesidelios, ifdeaied SECURE YOUR TICKETS . —22™%# May 012, 191. aw WITHOUT DELAY! wrest e scar iles arms H. 8, PEARSON ~ «. Proprictor. {Late of the Russ House. ], I take its informie “iar toe erat the i of Messrs. ‘Pabbs & Patten in the jitan Hotel, and Manel erties a pay the existing . Lease for a term of years of thie well known , Folsom. 80,000 Tickets at $2 50 each. the Concert the sum of $45,000 in . Board », Will be distributed to the Ticket . The table will be kept on the most liberal + eeee eee «6 $10,000 000 house. The prices wili be reduced, ranging from two to three dollars per day for ora accommodation. Suits of rooms, with bath room and patent closetsattached. the week or month as per contract. There is one of Miller’s Patent Safety A er Car Elevators attached to the house whick their rooms may be located. . My intention is to make this s family and ‘business house, guaranteeing to every guest Seen 1,000 . the best attention and the comforts of 1 The Gifts willbe awarded ins preciseh e similar manner as at the Concert given in . NO %6 Broad Street, Nevada City. San Tyancinto, fa aid of the Mercantile Li4 under supervision two of well known citizens of Folsom and Veen RETAIL DEALERS Sacrame ; ;*. ae nto. Twenty Per cent commission will be allowed on all orders for 25 or more Tickets ;. BRANDIES, WINES, LIQUORS ‘Ten per cent on orders for Ten and under r , a : of Post Office or Greenbacks for $15, we will send Six Tickets to adé water Tees, dress.in the United States. ~~ French Wine, Vinegar, Mineral ©, Teas Money can be,sent by Wells, Fargo & Co’s W, H. Davideom, C. Beckman; Agents at vada City. . 5 a 10 Gifts of Gold Coin $500 each... 6,000 . home, and would be pleased to have the pa60 Gifts of Gold Coin $100 each... 5, ) tronage of the people of Nevada County. 826 H. H. PEARSON $45,000 THOS. FINDLEY & CO., ns BANKERS, BOARD OF MANAGERS: . B. F. Bates, z. H. Burn} MAIN STREET... scene vo . Q. Brown, . Kinney. 3 URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE ADPres., B., F. Bates; Bee’y., J, H. Burnham. vances on Gold Dust,for Asway or CoinTREASURER. age at U. 8. Mint. B. F. Hastings & Co., Bankers, . inlaid Draw ,;Checks om Sam FPrencisco, With whom all moneys will be deposited, Sacramento, dag, omg City, disburseitoes will Treasure City. ae ef “re follo aoe araeewe . oe ee aera refer ‘ollowing well-known citizens of Sacramento and every citizen of FOR BALE OF Folsom is hereby referred to. NEW. YORE, ST. PETERSBURG, . Gen. J. Howell, of Pacific Life Ins, Co. C. @. W. French, Attorney. LOMOON. DUBLIN, D.W. Earl, Merchant.” eee; Baan: A. Dennery, Merchant. BREMEN, PARIS. m2 + Alfred Spinks, County Treasurer wired ea of ae Co, aa . Crocker, of H. 8. Crocker J. 8. Meredith, Pre Board Su; R. FININGER & CO., of a CommitGroceries and Provisions, Ooffee, Canned Fruita, &c. , or Checks < ble State ae Express, or Tp teas 8 x, euidik manent Counselor and Attorney at Law. G. W, Welch, E: Goldsmith, A. SamfordFFICE-— “Daily *” Editorini Roums, corner of Broad and. Pine Sts., convey guests to the floor upou « . 4 : # §