September 17, 1871 (4 pages)

hinson, D. SUS Tend Office at bs 8 s of z ie Diablo hea ‘al in: Character, ang ng t as, , on the fle in the Leo ia an affidavit ‘alleging n character, and more wal than for mining will, please takeinctice rtue of instructions rof the General Lang 868, we have fixed the 1871, at 1 o’clock,-p, ethe fer and Re. of al character’ of saig ‘have. been ocenpied 5 1 ved ag A Ghy akict on the party seeking haracter, At which, W, appear, if you see ; sas you. max gations co im and and ‘affixed me ne day and yean: first SALLUM, Bogister. OWS, Receiver. al, Aug. 12th,.1871; LE, EDWARD MCT. LEE AND “HENRY wit No. ake: Whew sear’ Tand oince ai — ee the. . J, In. Lowns) 16 vane Dik ’ an agr ural “he Central Pacifis application of Ma. the 'day of Au-. the Register’s office-avit alleging that it: éter, and more valu: han for mining pur~ will please take noyp virtee sioner of the Genera? ye 2d, 2868; we have is , for the. hearing of eral or, agricultural , aud) if said lands: « Es gee eniy Purpor before the 26th en of pi ‘Wilk be ‘to €5' ish its min ich tite and place See proper have stolnambas the vite. epeet Ihave here~ we dayrand year first La ee tent tea Placer ig Claim. , daly lith, 1871. KMEYER. AND LOsie Blea their Ap-. or & Patent toa.’ lawand instructions. , having been com‘ordered that the ant nplieation: be _pnbnim, at Nevada. City, » of California. ed on the Claim.) NP TO'MINING CLanM. en to whomit may ation hag been made yer and Lorenzo of. the United é following describreyer . Gray mie valicy Mining nty, State of Califorthe mining claim of iravel Mining Cc.’s ndwwest; by A. G. i on the east; and by 0m sy oy pnaagd ri ollows, Le Ginertet of in $7 mento, toi irat day of publish1. Aug. 24th, 1871, mn, Lester Lingley, E. DoHerrick j James: Oth, 1868. Whereas, d, om one ie 9 nd ee ing that the South 9, ain Township ‘16, runt Diablo Base and ? in mgm a ag. than for.agric hoten, the Centrel ny-On application of ss Nevada City, did, ist, 1871, file in the District an affidavit ltural in character, sricultural than for ot the w 3s of w % of ‘tion. =. rill please take neirtue of instrucPale of the Generhereof, T have here. » and offer: — A Snap MUSICAL FESTIVAL wil! be ’ ‘40 Gifts of Gold Coin of $500 each. ; 10 Gifteiof "Gold Cvin of $200 each. +0 of Gold: Ooin. of $100 each.< : 3 Sifts et § 1d Coin of $25. each, , . , ASSETS IN GOLD. Loans on Real Estate and Collaterals worth $2,420,000. 1,027,058 61 Cash in Banks ASE anaes 177,863 72 2 ee ova other Stocks ‘ . owned Company. . 226,500 00 Real Estate: The fot RS k Leidestocn i Sinaia. 146,000 00 Other Assets. 0.4.0.0 00000 102,642 00 “Total Axsete in Gold. . 740,065 11 Losses paid promptiy in Gold on adjusta =: 5.) Si, HUNT, Pres't, Tusurance : The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL, x. ts ows me eo 8. DEAL. PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS, ‘Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, _. TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT ; Six Months, ee Sees ORs el esesee § ¢0 ‘Phree Months, ** aN tanence eT Por week,. Twenty-Five Gents, DART TTS ST ER OL Be TET, Secure your Tickets Without Delay ! $90,000. GOLD COIN! givenat NEW CONCERT HALL, Grass Valley, Nevada County, On Saturday, Sept, 16th, 1871. By the GRASS VARLEY MINERS’ HOME ASSOCIATION, in aid of a Home for disavied Miners, 760,000 Tickets will be sold at $2.50 Coim, each. 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts #7" THO Most Libéral Scheme now befors the public. NO TICKETS CANCELED. NO BEDUGTION ON AMOUNT OF PRIZES: $15,000 in Gola for $2 50!) Now is your chance for a fortune, and to nid ina noble charity. It is qropeeed to erect in the vicinity of Grass Valley a Home for dissbled and superannuated Miners. The Home wepropose to erect will be under the management and direction of the following well known gentlemen, Board of "Trastees: Hon, Wm Watt,Hon Thos, Findley, A. B. Brady, + Dudley Hoyt, Esq., and Martin Ford, + all residents of Grasse Valley. The first drawing to, take place in Cali‘During the Festival the sum of $90,000 will he distributed to the ticket holders, as follows. . IT Gilt HE GOR CMa $15,080 Giftof Gold Coin, iy.2..5.4 5. 10,000 t Gift of Gola CMs I Gift Of Gold; Uoin,. a.4-.-.s--7 Gifts of Gold Coin of $1,000 each. 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $300 exch >: 100 Gifts of Gold Coin of .$60.-each. 300 Gifts of Gold.Goin of $30: each. , py By Gifts of Gold Coin of $20 each. 16,000 1,501 Gold Goin ‘Giftey: ccsi.. $90,000 The drawing beac ome place. and gifts be awarded in precise: ©, Same manner. as the Concert given ih Ban Francisco in aid of the Mercanfile Library, and under the management of a Committee of well known re‘sponsible residents of Nevaia County Cal. TREASURER; BANK OF THOS FINDLEY . & 00,-GRASS VALLEY. With whom all moneys will be de ted. “All disbursements wilt be niade through In addition to the above Gifts the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars will be given to the folowing natned gentlemen, Trustées of the oe on. ion Wait, ney Hove tenn ee A.B, Brady, + .Dadley Hoyt, +, and Martin Ford, ., for the pupae of building ond establi gat Grass Valley a Home for disabled and su rannuated miners. Fors guarantee that ‘the gifts wlll be fairly dtawn, we beg ‘leave to tefer to any citizen of Nevada County. eek Tesponsible agents wanted everyere. yet pd aed commission will be allowed on all orders for 50 or more tickets. _Commissions paid in tickets. On receipt of Post office oflier or Greenbacks for $30 we will send Twelve Tickets to-any addrees in the United GEO. W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager. Office: Exchange Building, Grass Valley. JEW STORE ! NEW GOODS! _-WEW PRICES! THOMAS SHURTLEPF, Q@ULD,respectfully.informa the peole of Nevada City and vicinity that hand'achoice’ stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, ‘Fapecially adapted to this murket, which he has at his New Store, at the ‘Janction Main & Commeréial Sts. . * ES . ‘ht pond New Goods are being constantly received, THOMAS SHURTLEFPF. Nevade, May 25th. PACIFIC INS UBRANCE _. COMPANY. bis California Street, SAN FRANCISCO. AND MARINE INSURANCE “CAPITAL STOCK.... ~ $1,000,060 00 — i. — of Capital bis * 3 Losses Dividends need and of whom-—are A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL! WY 7 22 crvan ar BROOKLYN HALL, & “BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA COUNTY, ~<ONae _ FIFTEBNTH OF AUGUST. IN AID OF A PUBLIC, LIBRARY $10,000 in Gold Coin Will be donated in the following manner : $7,000 in Gold Coin to establish a Library. $600 to Alameda County Kospital. $500 to General School Fund. $500 to Brooklyn Fire Department. $350 to each of the Four Churches of Brooklyn. LOOK AT THIS LIST OF CASH GIFTS 1 The Profits go for the Benefit of a Pablic Library! THE GIFTS WILL BESENT BY DRAFTS OR EXPRESS TO ANY PART OF THE WORLD : 2166 GIFTS! One Chance in Every 22! The Best and most Liberal Schedule yet presented to the Public! 50,000 Tickets of Admission ! _ WILL BE SOLD AT . Two DOLLARS EACH ! GOLD Cor, Which Will entitle the holder to one admission, and to any gift that may be a {awarded, &#” All Moneys will be deposited in J the hands of the Trustees!"GX $50,000 Gold Coin, in Gifts 1 WILL’ BE AWARDED ; —TO THE— TICKET HOLDERS? 48 POLLOWS 2 One gift of gold coin.... . $16,000 One gift of gold coln..... 5,000 One gift of gold coin. ...+. 3,600 One gift of gotd coin. 1. 0. ee eee 2,600 One gift of gotd coin. .... 1,000 One gift of gold coin ...-. 1,600 One gift of gold coin. .. decease 1,000 One gift of gold eoin. .... 1,000 One gift of gold coim .... 1,000 One gift of gold coin ...-. 500 One gift of gold coim. ....0. 250 Five gifts of $150 each, gold coin.. 750 Thirty gifte of $100 each.3... 3,000 Twenty Gifts of $50 each... 1,000 Fifty Gifts of $40 each.. wacewesec R000 One Hundred Gifts, $90 each.. 3,000 One Hundred Gifts, $20 each.. 2,000 650 Gifts at $10 each...00.00. 6,500 1200 Gifts at $5 each.,.... 6,000 $50,000 THE GIFTS Will be awarded in 2 similar manner as at ‘the Concért given in“San Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile Library. The Drawing will be under the management of 2 Committee of well known responaible citizens of BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA COUNTY, for a guarantee that the Gifts will be fairly and satisfactorily drawn. We refer, by permission, to the following well-known citizens; . Duncan Cameron, Capitalist. Thomas hobcrany Contractor. Hon, A. Howara, Jas. Larue, Lnurber Desier. H. Leise, Real Estate. JO. Connors, Real Estate. L. B. Huff, Real Estote. James Moffat, Real Estate. a hh Becht, (Brooklyn Brewery) Oapitalist. ¥. A. Remillark, Brick Manufacturer and ‘ Contractor. ' A. Fonte, General Merchandise. Cap Ww Badger. Capitalist . T. W. , Cap’ st. Fratik Hestetter, Cattle Dealer. Charles Evans, Market. William Harlson, Market. ‘John McTigue, Merchant. Jd. Geischen, Washington Brewery, Qakland. ADAM MUNK, Secretary and Business Manager. G. H. BROWN, General Agent. my19 Loval Agents. $22,000 GOLD COIN! IN 321 PRIZES ! ll 20,000 TICKETS. . $2,00 EACH. RAND GIFT CONCERT AND BALL, HW given by SAN JOAQUIN ENGINE CO. No. 8, Stockton Fire ent, for the purpose of purchasing for themselves and or the benefit of the city, a No. 1 STEAM FIRE ENGINE, and the necessory apparatus, On Wednesday, Aag. 30, 1871, AT MOZART HALL, STOCKTON: Tickets $2 GOLD. COIN each, each Ticket entitling the holder to admiasion to the Concert and Ball. ’ TREASURER : Stockton Savings & Loan Soctety. With whom all moneys will be depositedanad by whom all disbursements will be made. That the Managers are gentlemen of well known standinz and’ integrity, the following will testify : Srockron, Cal. May 24, 1871. Thg undersigned are well acquainted with the Managers of ihe ‘San Joaquin Engine Company Gift Concert,” and are fully satisfied that their plan of raising the meoessary fast 4 Pea ger a No.1 Steam Fire Eneand the necessary appetatus, will be popesity carried out ag advertised and the money devoted to the intendea , and we therefore, recommend it to the favorable censideration of the public, : E. 8. Holden, Mayor of Stockton, Geo: 8. Evans, ex-Mayor of Stockton. J. H.Q’Brien, Merchant. Melville Cottle, U. 8, Land Register, Thos. Cunningham, ex:Chief EBngiheer of Stockton Fire Department. R. W. Bourf, Cashier San Joaquin Valley Bank.— Hon. N. M. Orr, State Senator. John Sedg. wick, U, S.Reyenue Collector. jJ. M. Kelsey, President Savings & Loan Society. 8. T, “ye. myn? ¥ ne Healeter. Philip Kohr‘ker, e: neer Fire Department,— John Nichols, Merchant. . $22,000 in Gold Coin, consisting of 221 Gifts, Will be returned to the holders of Tickets by distribution Ry chance of the following 1 Gold Coin Gift. ... 005.0026 3,000 1 Gold Coin Gift. .05..-.2,000 1 Gold Coin Gift. ssa ened ko 3,000 LGold Opin Gift. occeseccs. 800 1 Gold Oo Gift’. 00! . 600 BD ace ol we dd ee oermae 1.1 1 Gold Coin Gift. . . pbc bn catids's 300 2 Gord Oot Gitte a occas Gok cccsee 3 Gold Got Gifts, $100 each..7. Ny 0) n Gifts, $50 each. Lona 25 Wold Uoin Wirt, £0 cach. . 347 Gold Coin Gifts, $20 each... 4,940 321 Gifts, amounting to. 4. -.+:. $22,000 A liberal per centage will be allowed to petphesgnct fifty or more Tickets, payable either Tickets or Coin, é BOARD OF MANAGERS, Frank Seilnacht, Phil. Reurbacher, Fred. Yost. » , Eugene Lehr, Jas. Mowbray,~~ * “4. Eeleston, John Quinn. All orders shouldbe: addressed to EUGENE LEHE, Secretary and General Businéss Agent, STOCKTON, CAL. TICKETS can be had at the principal Sa loonsand business housegin NEVADA CITY, BOOTS AND SHOES. WM. R. COE constantly on hand Gents’ Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Ladies, Misses & Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes Slippers, &, All my Goods are from the best Manufacturers of New York,Philadalphiaand Boston. Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes, just from the manufactory, received by the last steamer. TI also have a fall assortment of Blacking, Neats Foot Oil, French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Tread, als, Lasts, and in fact everything to be found in a first class Shoe and Finding Store. REPAIRING DONE in the very best style. Boots and Shoes made to order, And a good fit warranted in every case. I ep Boots of my own manufacture always ke hand and will sell my Goods cheape on any other House in this city. al WILD PIGEON SALOON. H's BEEN BEMOVED to the Building 4 next door to Srump’s Horen, nearly opposite my old stand, on Broad Street, Nevada City, I am prepared to supply my old friends and ormer patrons with the very best of WINES, ALES, LIQUORS, BEER, —AND— CIGARS. Call and test the above articles. ANTOINE STEVENS, Proprietor, Nevada, Feb 11th. CAL’NIA PACIFIC F.AILROAD COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Tic: fest and splendid Steamers CHRYSa tate. OPOLIS and YOSEMITE will leave on ternate days for SAN FRANCISCO, é 12 o'clock, M., from the foot of K Street. * Bteamer YOSEMITE, Poole, Master, *wil} leave on Monpays, Wepwespays and FrrDays. ° Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Foster, Master will leave on Tuespays, THUrspayas and'SatURDaxS, . For Red Bhaff. The Steamer VICTOR, Page, Master, will leave for RED BLUFF and the intermediate Landings every SaTuRDAXY MoRNENG, at 7 a. M., until further notice. For Freight or passage apply on board, or A. REDINGTON, Agent. Cailfornia Pacific Railroad Steamers UNITED STATES SALOON. CORNE BROAD & PINE STS. Cc. BECKMAN, k=" hand asuperb stock ef WHIS, KY, BRANDY, BOTTLED LIQUORS, c, &e. ” FINE CIGARS always'on‘hand. The Bar 18 always supplied with the best articles in the ‘bove line. Call and sample. Mon * R. M. HUNT, M. D. . R. W. TULL BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, . . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ((APITAL sx0CK $100, 000, OFFICERS : HENRY MACKIE, President. Cetera rerserne teecewe DIRECTORS : Chas. Marsh, A. C. Niles, . H, Mackie, R.W.Tully, John W. Hinds. ayers TO LOAN on good collateral seeurity. Highest Price paid for City and County— Tenders Bought and soid at Regular Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted. Liberal advandes made on Gold Dust or, Jan, Whartenby, John Cashin, ‘Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Mint. General and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. Drafts ou Eastern Cities, London and Ger. many. Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe and Phoenix & Home Insurance Companies. CoRRESPONDENTs—Bank of farnia, San Francisco ; Bank of D. O. Mills, Sacramento; Agency Bank of California, Virginia City, MOORE'S FLAT AND EUREKA STAGE LINE, No PO leaves Nevada city every day at 7 o'clock, A, M, and returning. every day, connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express, for Lake City, North Bloomfield, -Moores’ Woolseys and Orleans Flats and Eureka. Packages delivered, collections: made and all Express musinoss prosaptly attended to, eaves every day for the m23 WELLS & HERRING, Prop'rs. : Ho! for New York and Boston Rin D TICKETS TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON, via’ _ Omaha, Chicago, Via Fort Wayne, Pennsylvania Centra! and Pan Handle Routes—ist, 2nd and 3d classes. Tickets can be had by applying to W. H, DAVIDSON, atthe Stage Office, National FURNITURE . : FURNITURE! ERSONS in want of anything Furniture line, from the finest Bed Room and Parlor Sets ! Down to Common CHAIRS AND TABLES, in the can buy them at extraordinary low rates by . eahing on : ‘ — J.-E. JOHNSTON, National Exchange Hotel Building PHILIP DUCA... HAVING 25 cents. Shan -pooing 25 cts. Hair Cutting 25 ce ate, aths—Hot or Cold 25 ents. Hair Dressing Roora f.r Ladies and Chil TEETH EXTR\C-ED. Leeches appked for 25 cts, Cup ing 25 cts. ml ALEX. SLOAN, JOHN HOGAN. THE GEM SALOON. LOAN & AIOGAN, Proprietors. Broad > Street, ext door to Colley'’s Butcher Pp. A splen did stock of the very best brands of LIQUORS, WINES, ALE, PORTER. AND CIGARS, on hand and for sale at the bar. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. ADA CITY 6 Opposite National Exchange Hotel, ANCASTER & ROBINSON have 4 the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and CARRIAGES«né BUGGIES to be found in tais of the State. TEAMS, with Blegant Buggies, Wagons tend: Hacks to let.et the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Our Horves are free from ‘ice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to ative. Carriages for Punerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses slways on hand. Horses boarded yes day, betved or month and the of care gi A PeePAMOASTER & ROBINGON Nevada, May 25th. ROOT & CADY, USIC PUBLISHERS and Wholesale & Retail Dealers in every variety of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Geo. Seeck & ‘Co’s Piano Fortes. Mason ‘& Wamiin’s Cabinet Organs. No. 67 Washington Street, CHICAGO, Brass and String Music. WUE Nevads City Brass and String Bands are prepared to furnish the best music to be ys ned in Nevadia County, for Pelitical Meetings, Excursions, Balls, Parties, ete. The Brass Band being under the leadership of Phil. Goyne, and the String Band under the direction of M. M. Blum, and composed of well known and popular muSicians, is a sufficient guarantee of the style of music to be furnished. “ M.'M. BLUM, Business Manager, Nevada, July 26th, 1871. NEVADA ICE C9. Cuas. Kent, Pres’t.E. W. Breguow,Sec’y, EDUCTION IN PRICRS.—On and-after ‘® this date Ice wiil be 2 1-2 Centa per pewndt Delivered in any parntofthe City. Particu lar attention paid. Sees Familicn. Or. ders left at the office, Junction of Main and Boulder Streets, wild he iby atte to. OHN CASHIN. ma23 General Superintendent. $1,000,000! Y authority of a Special Act of the Leg‘B.D isiature of Kentucky, of March 13th, 71 the Trustees of the Public Library of Kentucky will give a Grand Gift $1,000,000 Concert, AT LOUISVILLE, KY. @Qnu Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1871. Under the direction of the best Musical Talent that can be procured, 100,000 Tickets of Admission. ‘Tickets of Admission $10 each, Car. rency. Half Tickets, $5:. Quarter Tickets $2 50. Each Ticket will Cotisist of four quarters, value, $2.50 each. The holder is entitled to admission to the Concert, and tothe amount of the award to it or its faction. Tickets number from 1 te 100 000, THE CiTIZENS BANK OF KENTUCKY I8 TREASURER. Ali moneys arising from the sale of Tickets, will be deposited with the Citizen’s Bank, snbject only to the ordér-of the President and Treasurer of the Library, countersigned by the Business Manager, During toe Concert the sum of $550,000 IN CURRENCY. Will be distributed by lots to the holders of Tickets in the following GIFTS : viz : ONE GRAND GIFT OF... «$100,000 One Grand gift of..ncesepecceries 50,000 One giftof...: ig cviveresies 25,000 ONO Gift OL. cvsicseyecesecercesiosses 2,000 ne PARE OF 2 og oss vtec exvee deere ove 19,0800 On Gift OF i556. eee cece ee v's 0 060 18,000 One gift of.,.. reer eres gaetice 17,000 One giftof.. Nel cecccacevewee.tip 16,000 QO GEE O8 gnc on.cca pected steasdgossies 15,000 ONO BILE OL: 0.66 scescc dees Siss ae pias 14,000 One gift of... Evicdeereen «. 13,000 ONO CLE OF ance cocue'seaesec weeaneee 12,000 Wrae GINS OL 53 sas cccas ccanes cand eacas— 11,000 One gift of. 0.0.0.0. 00008 aiw bee dd 10,000 One Gift Of. se. $5000 sce ee Wosessess 9,000 One gift Of 2. eer eee ver eeeee: 8/000 QE BATE OF bh ve bisiecdesscececces oes) 7,000 ONG BILE OF 656.560 Sie Gewacew wisess . 6,000 One gift of. ..5. ie wiaieseueieresieares %,000 One giftof.. PC CETeinaiiate sareieaceeye 4,000 ONG BUTE Ole eee enous dnabee 2,000 Ten gifts of $1,000 each...4 10,000 Fifteen gifts ¢z $900 each.. 7. + 13,500 Eighteen gif .s of $800 each,,.. 14,400 Twenty gif cs of $700 each... +: 14,000 Twenty-f ve gifts of $600 each.. 15.000 Thirty + of $500 each... 15,000 Forty ‘ifts of $400 each. . «16,000 Fortr -tive gifts of $300 eack.. 138,500 Fift 9 gifts of $200each.... 10,000 444 gifts of S10Meach. Ad 00 V2) PHOS 1 GH ose vases seks secs sec $550,000 After paying the expenses of tue enterprise and making the distribution of the gifts,the valance of the , apace arising fromt he sale of tickets will be appropriated to the establishment of # ¥rce Library in Louisville. to be called the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN. TUCKY. The Concert and distribution will take place wader the immediate supervision of the Trustees named in the actof incorporation, Tne Trus'ees willbe assisted by the following well-known and eminent citizens of Henturky, whe haye consented to be present at the Concert, and to superintend the drawing and distribution of gifts : The holders of tickets to which gift» are awarded will be paid on presentation of them, or their feestioe ut the office in Louis« ville, the second day after drawing and every business day for six menths thereafter, and iney be sent difect or through any Benk or Express Company for collection. All orders aceompanied by Drafts, Post Ofice Money Orders or Greenbacks, will be roiptly attended to and tickets returned 24 tail, registered or expressed, as desired. Tickets are like greenbacks—good only to the holder. Buyers will notice there are only One Hun Thonsand Tickets, instead of Two Hundred Thousand, as in the San Francisco Gi:t Concer, dnd that there is 850,000 more distributed. I soldthat and made the awards in feur mouths and puid $448,000 to ticket holders from Nov. 2d to 15th, 1871, and turned over $11,000 to the Secretary due tickets not presented, It. will be particularly noticed that it ts a matter of im ibility for any one to know what tauibers draw. gifts, as it is not . known what the gift of any number drewn from the firat wheel will be, until the sealed box, with the amount of the gift plainly printed, is taken from the other wheel and opened in full view of the audience, therefore the larger gifts may not come out till toward the last, or in the middle of the drawing, The $100,000 gift in the San Francisco Gift Concert, undcr the management of C.R. Peters, wasthe 200th nuwnbér drawn, and was awarded and paid toa gentleman in New Orleans. &# The number and Gifts are drawn by blind children from 8 to 14 years of age. The drawing will be extensively published, and parties ordering tickets will have printed lists s:nt to them. Parties forming and desiring information, will picase address this office. 11 TIcKETs For $100; 28 TIckETS ror $255 66 TickETs, $500; 113 TIckETs, $1,000, The undersigned, late principal business manager of the very successful Mcrvantile Library Gift Concert at San Francisco, California, has beenappointed Ag.ut and inaner of the Gift Concert in aid of the Pablic eitetey of Kentucky. The drawing will take place.in public, and everything will be done tv satisfy buyeres of ticketa that there interests will be us well protected as if they personally superintended the entire affair. MANNER OF DRAWING. There. will be two glass wheels. One wheel will contain 100,000 numbers, plainly printed on leather tags. The other wheel will contain 721 boxes. each -costaining a gift. One tag or number will be drawn from the 100,000 whieel and tke first box drawn from the second ‘or 721-box wheel, will contain a gift, neatly printed and gealed up, and the gift so.drawn from the secand wheel will be the gift of the tag drst drawn, whether $106, $1,000, or $100,000, as announced, ; 14,374 TICKETS DISPOSED OF IN JULY. Co insure ticket holders, the public are asgured that if only 25,000 tickets are sgid, only 25,000 numbers go into the lurge wheel, the 721 gifts awarded, but dimniished pro rata. Incase 50,000 tickets anly are sold, only numbers 1 to 50,000 go in the large mded. wheel, and the 721 gifts are dim‘iushed onehalf, and in case ouly are sold, the entire 721 gefts wil] be in inll, it being intended tio tickets shall parener has alitady paid into the Citizens’ Rank $32,509 Cefraying and does not on the ing, eaverticing. Ste, tue publi ake nk are invited te the vorutiny aa to the re_. tary; Citizens’ Bank Treasurer, liability of the entire affair.) Persons deslrous of acting as agents for the sale of our tickets in any city in the United Canadas, address.CHAS. R. henner an ned : Offiice: 120 Main Street, Johnson’s Block. R._T.Durrett, President; W. N. Haldeman, Vice President; M. W, Clusky, :SecreMoney received from sale of tickets: in tect with Welle anes aly pha Soho ~<a e. leg City, to await the drawing, ven Geueral Pro ‘Virginie Oi antag ui i ev: Who will supply tickets pe furnish information. e $45,000 . GOLD FOR $1. THE BEST CHANCE YET OFFEDED. } Look at this new arrangement. 633 GOLD COIN PRIZES ADDED To those before advertised, . Making this Drawing the. most attractive one ever 0! to the Public. AND ALL FOR ONE DOLZAR. THE PEOPLE’S GRAND MUSICAL. FESTIVAL ‘AND GIFT ENTERPMISE. To take place at the METROPOLITAN ‘THEATRE, IN SACRANENTO, : OCTOBER Iist... os 1871. Wiekets of Admission One Dollar. . Which will entitle the--holderto any On6 “a pe following gifts that may be awarded oO it, J 110,000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD Any person can spare adollar for such achance, 699 MAGNIFICENT PRIZES, Among whieh is one of $20,000, GOLD COIN, These gifts will, at the concert, be award. ed to the holders of tiekets in the same manner as at the concert given in San Francisco in aid of the Mercantile Library, One Gift in U, 8. gold ooin...'$20,0 One Gift in U. 8. go ob elt 00 One Gift in U. 8. gold coin ... One Gift in U. 3. oKed swans Two Gifts U.S. go a coin, $1,000 each, Eight Gifte U.S. gold coin, $500 each, 20 Gifts in'U. 8. geld coin, $100 each, fs. in U.8, gold oo: 10 each One gift—Neat Bones ana fot im the” flou city of Vallejo, Valued. 1 Gits, nest house lot in Vallejo val. 1 1 Gift, neat house & lot in Vallejo val. 1,2 1 Gift, neat house & lotin Vallejo val. 1,206 1 Gift, neat house & Jot in Vallejo val. 1/9¢ 1 Gift, neat house & lot in Vallejo val. 1 16 Gifts—16 fine buili lots in ¥allejo, $800 each, nen Ki " 12,8 17 Gifte—17 fine buwitding tots in Val. lejo. Valued at ; £,5000 26 Other valuable gifts. Valucd at 8,138 BIX HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE GIFTS The Odd Feliows Bank of Savings, at Sacramento, is the repository for the deeds of afl Gre penl estate, and also all moneys received for the sale of tickets, and its officers are guly. authorized by the manvgers to deliver'all gifts to those holding the. winning numbers, Responsible agents wanted, to whom a discount will be made equal to that of any similar enterprise. To persons remitting direct, eleven tickets will We sent for $10, 56 tickets for $50, or 116 tickets for $100. We thus meke it an object to persons furming clubs, ; The drawing will take place under the supervision of a committee of well known and responsible citizens of Sacramento, Ad. dress all orders to FELCH & co. . Generui Managers, 810 No. 45 Fourth Strect, Sacvamento, United States Land Office, Sacramento, California, August 23, 1371, and Benjamin Buezley: Whereas, on e llth day of June, A. D.1868, you filed your sfidavit inthe U.S. Land Office at Sacramento, Culifurnia, allegiug that the South ‘half of Sonth West Section 11 in Township 16 North, Range 9 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, to be minersl in character, and more valuable for mining Tr Jeremiah 8. Brown, Michael Mohler, t than for agricultaral 7ond wher. s the Central Pacific Helles Compeny (P., = Sacramento, did;-on the 28th day of August, A. D. 1871, allege that it is agri cultural in character, and more viTualke for agricultwral than for Tabada —p Now, therefore, you will please titke no. tiee, that under end ‘by vVivtie vf insfructious from the Commissione? of the Gener. al Land Office, dated June 2d, 1868, we have fixed The Sth “Gay of ‘Ocidber, A, D. 1871, at lo’clock. P, M., at this office, before the Register and Keteiver, for the hearing of proofs as to the mineral or agricultural character ef ‘aid laud, and if ssid lands have bean ocenpied: for agricultural purposes, aud if improved as such, before tho 26th of July, 1866, the burden of proof will be upon the party seeking to establish its mainersl character, At which time sand place you tay appear, if you see roper, and Meg att ost £6 you may have to sustain the allegations contained in your said affidavit, . : th witness whereof, T have here. nato set my hhond and affixed my ~~ ) Seul of office, the day and the year first absve written, . JOHN G. McCALLUM, Register. HART FELLOWS, Receiver. £9 OBB 5 —_— seal Musie! Music! Music! i Labo net Nevada Tass Dm epared t EWS Sic furnivh as ieee a any other in the County, and most respectfully licit the patronage of a}? desiring * Music Excursions, Political Hust) » Cte, N.B. If you want Good ¢ call on the Original Nevada Brass Band, D.D. CAR. TER lonter. ws CANTINE, jays Business Managers

hinson, D. SUS Tend Office at bs 8 s of z ie Diablo hea ‘al in: Character, ang ng t as, , on the fle in the Leo ia an affidavit ‘alleging n character, and more wal than for mining will, please takeinctice rtue of instructions rof the General Lang 868, we have fixed the 1871, at 1 o’clock,-p, ethe fer and Re. of al character’ of saig ‘have. been ocenpied 5 1 ved ag A Ghy akict on the party seeking haracter, At which, W, appear, if you see ; sas you. max gations co im and and ‘affixed me ne day and yean: first SALLUM, Bogister. OWS, Receiver. al, Aug. 12th,.1871; LE, EDWARD MCT. LEE AND “HENRY wit No. ake: Whew sear’ Tand oince ai — ee the. . J, In. Lowns) 16 vane Dik ’ an agr ural “he Central Pacifis application of Ma. the 'day of Au-. the Register’s office-avit alleging that it: éter, and more valu: han for mining pur~ will please take noyp virtee sioner of the Genera? ye 2d, 2868; we have is , for the. hearing of eral or, agricultural , aud) if said lands: « Es gee eniy Purpor before the 26th en of pi ‘Wilk be ‘to €5' ish its min ich tite and place See proper have stolnambas the vite. epeet Ihave here~ we dayrand year first La ee tent tea Placer ig Claim. , daly lith, 1871. KMEYER. AND LOsie Blea their Ap-. or & Patent toa.’ lawand instructions. , having been com‘ordered that the ant nplieation: be _pnbnim, at Nevada. City, » of California. ed on the Claim.) NP TO'MINING CLanM. en to whomit may ation hag been made yer and Lorenzo of. the United é following describreyer . Gray mie valicy Mining nty, State of Califorthe mining claim of iravel Mining Cc.’s ndwwest; by A. G. i on the east; and by 0m sy oy pnaagd ri ollows, Le Ginertet of in $7 mento, toi irat day of publish1. Aug. 24th, 1871, mn, Lester Lingley, E. DoHerrick j James: Oth, 1868. Whereas, d, om one ie 9 nd ee ing that the South 9, ain Township ‘16, runt Diablo Base and ? in mgm a ag. than for.agric hoten, the Centrel ny-On application of ss Nevada City, did, ist, 1871, file in the District an affidavit ltural in character, sricultural than for ot the w 3s of w % of ‘tion. =. rill please take neirtue of instrucPale of the Generhereof, T have here. » and offer: — A Snap MUSICAL FESTIVAL wil! be ’ ‘40 Gifts of Gold Coin of $500 each. ; 10 Gifteiof "Gold Cvin of $200 each.. +0 of Gold: Ooin. of $100 each.< : 3 Sifts et § 1d Coin of $25. each, , . , ASSETS IN GOLD. Loans on Real Estate and Collaterals worth $2,420,000.. 1,027,058 61 Cash in Banks ASE anaes 177,863 72 2 ee ova other Stocks ‘ . owned Company. .. 226,500 00 Real Estate: The fot RS k Leidestocn i Sinaia. 146,000 00 Other Assets.. 0.4.0.0 00000 102,642 00 “Total Axsete in Gold.. .. 740,065 11 Losses paid promptiy in Gold on adjusta =: 5.) Si, HUNT, Pres't, Tusurance : The Daily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL, x. ts ows me eo 8. DEAL. PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETORS, ‘Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, _. TERMS OF THE TRANSCRIPT ; Six Months, ee Sees ORs el esesee § ¢0 ‘Phree Months, ** aN tanence eT Por week,. Twenty-Five Gents, DART TTS ST ER OL Be TET, Secure your Tickets Without Delay ! $90,000. GOLD COIN! givenat NEW CONCERT HALL, Grass Valley, Nevada County, On Saturday, Sept, 16th, 1871. By the GRASS VARLEY MINERS’ HOME ASSOCIATION, in aid of a Home for disavied Miners, 760,000 Tickets will be sold at $2.50 Coim, each. 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts #7" THO Most Libéral Scheme now befors the public. NO TICKETS CANCELED. NO BEDUGTION ON AMOUNT OF PRIZES: $15,000 in Gola for $2 50!) Now is your chance for a fortune, and to nid ina noble charity. It is qropeeed to erect in the vicinity of Grass Valley a Home for dissbled and superannuated Miners. The Home wepropose to erect will be under the management and direction of the following well known gentlemen, Board of "Trastees: Hon, Wm Watt,Hon Thos, Findley, A. B. Brady, + Dudley Hoyt, Esq., and Martin Ford, + all residents of Grasse Valley. The first drawing to, take place in Cali‘During the Festival the sum of $90,000 will he distributed to the ticket holders, as follows.. . IT Gilt HE GOR CMa $15,080 Giftof Gold Coin, iy.2...5.4 5. 10,000 t Gift of Gola CMs I Gift Of Gold; Uoin,. a.4-.-.s--7 Gifts of Gold Coin of $1,000 each. 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $300 exch >: 100 Gifts of Gold Coin of .$60.-each.. 300 Gifts of Gold.Goin of $30: each. , py By Gifts of Gold Coin of $20 each. 16,000 1,501 Gold Goin ‘Giftey: ccsi.... $90,000 The drawing beac ome place. and gifts be awarded in precise: ©, Same manner. as the Concert given ih Ban Francisco in aid of the Mercanfile Library, and under the management of a Committee of well known re‘sponsible residents of Nevaia County Cal. TREASURER; BANK OF THOS FINDLEY . & 00,-GRASS VALLEY. With whom all moneys will be de ted. “All disbursements wilt be niade through In addition to the above Gifts the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars will be given to the folowing natned gentlemen, Trustées of the oe on. ion Wait, ney Hove tenn ee A.B, Brady, + .Dadley Hoyt, +, and Martin Ford, ., for the pupae of building ond establi gat Grass Valley a Home for disabled and su rannuated miners. Fors guarantee that ‘the gifts wlll be fairly dtawn, we beg ‘leave to tefer to any citizen of Nevada County. eek Tesponsible agents wanted everyere. yet pd aed commission will be allowed on all orders for 50 or more tickets. _Commissions paid in tickets. On receipt of Post office oflier or Greenbacks for $30 we will send Twelve Tickets to-any addrees in the United GEO. W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager. Office: Exchange Building, Grass Valley. JEW STORE ! NEW GOODS! _-WEW PRICES! THOMAS SHURTLEPF, Q@ULD,respectfully.informa the peole of Nevada City and vicinity that hand'achoice’ stock of FAMILY GROCERIES, ‘Fapecially adapted to this murket, which he has at his New Store, at the ‘Janction Main & Commeréial Sts. . * ES . ‘ht pond New Goods are being constantly received, THOMAS SHURTLEFPF. Nevade, May 25th. PACIFIC INS UBRANCE _. COMPANY. bis California Street, SAN FRANCISCO. AND MARINE INSURANCE “CAPITAL STOCK....... ~ $1,000,060 00 — i. — of Capital bis * 3 Losses Dividends need and of whom-—are A GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL! WY 7 22 crvan ar BROOKLYN HALL, & “BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA COUNTY, ~<ONae _ FIFTEBNTH OF AUGUST. IN AID OF A PUBLIC, LIBRARY $10,000 in Gold Coin Will be donated in the following manner : $7,000 in Gold Coin to establish a Library. $600 to Alameda County Kospital. $500 to General School Fund. $500 to Brooklyn Fire Department. $350 to each of the Four Churches of Brooklyn. LOOK AT THIS LIST OF CASH GIFTS 1 The Profits go for the Benefit of a Pablic Library! THE GIFTS WILL BESENT BY DRAFTS OR EXPRESS TO ANY PART OF THE WORLD : 2166 GIFTS! One Chance in Every 22! The Best and most Liberal Schedule yet presented to the Public! 50,000 Tickets of Admission ! _ WILL BE SOLD AT . Two DOLLARS EACH ! GOLD Cor, Which Will entitle the holder to one admission, and to any gift that may be a {awarded, &#” All Moneys will be deposited in J the hands of the Trustees!"GX $50,000 Gold Coin, in Gifts 1 WILL’ BE AWARDED ; —TO THE— TICKET HOLDERS? 48 POLLOWS 2 One gift of gold coin....... . $16,000 One gift of gold coln......... 5,000 One gift of gold coin. .....+.. 3,600 One gift of gotd coin. 1.. 0.. ee eee 2,600 One gift of gotd coin. ....... 1,000 One gift of gold coin ......-.. 1,600 One gift of gold coin. .... decease 1,000 One gift of gold eoin. ....... 1,000 One gift of gold coim ........ 1,000 One gift of gold coin ......-.. 500 One gift of gold coim. .......0. 250 Five gifts of $150 each, gold coin... 750 Thirty gifte of $100 each.3..... 3,000 Twenty Gifts of $50 each...... 1,000 Fifty Gifts of $40 each... wacewesec R000 One Hundred Gifts, $90 each.... 3,000 One Hundred Gifts, $20 each.... 2,000 650 Gifts at $10 each.....00.00. 6,500 1200 Gifts at $5 each.,........ 6,000 $50,000 THE GIFTS Will be awarded in 2 similar manner as at ‘the Concért given in“San Francisco, in aid of the Mercantile Library. The Drawing will be under the management of 2 Committee of well known responaible citizens of BROOKLYN, ALAMEDA COUNTY, for a guarantee that the Gifts will be fairly and satisfactorily drawn. We refer, by permission, to the following well-known citizens; . Duncan Cameron, Capitalist. Thomas hobcrany Contractor. Hon, A. Howara, Jas. Larue, Lnurber Desier. H. Leise, Real Estate. JO. Connors, Real Estate. L. B. Huff, Real Estote. James Moffat, Real Estate. a hh Becht, (Brooklyn Brewery) Oapitalist. ¥. A. Remillark, Brick Manufacturer and ‘ Contractor. ' A. Fonte, General Merchandise. Cap Ww Badger. Capitalist . T. W. , Cap’ st. Fratik Hestetter, Cattle Dealer. Charles Evans, Market. William Harlson, Market. ‘John McTigue, Merchant. Jd. Geischen, Washington Brewery, Qakland. ADAM MUNK, Secretary and Business Manager. G. H. BROWN, General Agent. my19 Loval Agents. $22,000 GOLD COIN! IN 321 PRIZES ! ll 20,000 TICKETS. . $2,00 EACH. RAND GIFT CONCERT AND BALL, HW given by SAN JOAQUIN ENGINE CO. No. 8, Stockton Fire ent, for the purpose of purchasing for themselves and or the benefit of the city, a No. 1 STEAM FIRE ENGINE, and the necessory apparatus, On Wednesday, Aag. 30, 1871, AT MOZART HALL, STOCKTON: Tickets $2 GOLD. COIN each, each Ticket entitling the holder to admiasion to the Concert and Ball. ’ TREASURER : Stockton Savings & Loan Soctety. With whom all moneys will be depositedanad by whom all disbursements will be made. That the Managers are gentlemen of well known standinz and’ integrity, the following will testify : Srockron, Cal. May 24, 1871. Thg undersigned are well acquainted with the Managers of ihe ‘San Joaquin Engine Company Gift Concert,” and are fully satisfied that their plan of raising the meoessary fast 4 Pea ger a No.1 Steam Fire Eneand the necessary appetatus, will be popesity carried out ag advertised and the money devoted to the intendea , and we therefore, recommend it to the favorable censideration of the public, : E. 8. Holden, Mayor of Stockton, Geo: 8. Evans, ex-Mayor of Stockton. J. H.Q’Brien, Merchant. Melville Cottle, U. 8, Land Register, Thos. Cunningham, ex:Chief EBngiheer of Stockton Fire Department. R. W. Bourf, Cashier San Joaquin Valley Bank.— Hon. N. M. Orr, State Senator. John Sedg. wick, U, S.Reyenue Collector. jJ. M. Kelsey, President Savings & Loan Society. 8. T, “ye. myn? ¥ ne Healeter. Philip Kohr‘ker, e: neer Fire Department,— John Nichols, Merchant. . $22,000 in Gold Coin, consisting of 221 Gifts, Will be returned to the holders of Tickets by distribution Ry chance of the following 1 Gold Coin Gift. ..... 005.0026 3,000 1 Gold Coin Gift. ..05...-.2,000 1 Gold Coin Gift.. ssa ened ko 3,000 LGold Opin Gift.. occeseccs. 800 1 Gold Oo Gift’.. 00! . 600 BD ace ol we dd ee oermae 1.1 1 Gold Coin Gift. .. . pbc bn catids's 300 2 Gord Oot Gitte a occas Gok cccsee 3 Gold Got Gifts, $100 each...7. Ny 0) n Gifts, $50 each.. Lona 25 Wold Uoin Wirt, £0 cach. . 347 Gold Coin Gifts, $20 each..... 4,940 321 Gifts, amounting to. 4.. -.+:. $22,000 A liberal per centage will be allowed to petphesgnct fifty or more Tickets, payable either Tickets or Coin, é BOARD OF MANAGERS, Frank Seilnacht, Phil. Reurbacher, Fred. Yost. » , Eugene Lehr, Jas. Mowbray,~~ * “4. Eeleston, John Quinn. All orders shouldbe: addressed to EUGENE LEHE, Secretary and General Businéss Agent, STOCKTON, CAL. TICKETS can be had at the principal Sa loonsand business housegin NEVADA CITY, BOOTS AND SHOES. WM. R. COE constantly on hand Gents’ Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, Ladies, Misses & Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes Slippers, &, All my Goods are from the best Manufacturers of New York,Philadalphiaand Boston. Rubber Boots, Gents, Ladies, Misses and Children’s Shoes, just from the manufactory, received by the last steamer. TI also have a fall assortment of Blacking, Neats Foot Oil, French Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Tread, als, Lasts, and in fact everything to be found in a first class Shoe and Finding Store. REPAIRING DONE in the very best style. Boots and Shoes made to order, And a good fit warranted in every case. I ep Boots of my own manufacture always ke hand and will sell my Goods cheape on any other House in this city. al WILD PIGEON SALOON. H's BEEN BEMOVED to the Building 4 next door to Srump’s Horen, nearly opposite my old stand, on Broad Street, Nevada City, I am prepared to supply my old friends and ormer patrons with the very best of WINES, ALES, LIQUORS, BEER, —AND— CIGARS. Call and test the above articles. ANTOINE STEVENS, Proprietor, Nevada, Feb 11th. CAL’NIA PACIFIC F.AILROAD

COMPANY'S STEAMERS. Tic: fest and splendid Steamers CHRYSa tate. OPOLIS and YOSEMITE will leave on ternate days for SAN FRANCISCO, é 12 o'clock, M., from the foot of K Street. * Bteamer YOSEMITE, Poole, Master, *wil} leave on Monpays, Wepwespays and FrrDays. ° Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Foster, Master will leave on Tuespays, THUrspayas and'SatURDaxS, . For Red Bhaff. The Steamer VICTOR, Page, Master, will leave for RED BLUFF and the intermediate Landings every SaTuRDAXY MoRNENG, at 7 a. M., until further notice. For Freight or passage apply on board, or A. REDINGTON, Agent. Cailfornia Pacific Railroad Steamers UNITED STATES SALOON. CORNE BROAD & PINE STS. Cc. BECKMAN, k=" hand asuperb stock ef WHIS, KY, BRANDY, BOTTLED LIQUORS, c, &e. ” FINE CIGARS always'on‘hand. The Bar 18 always supplied with the best articles in the ‘bove line. Call and sample. Mon * R. M. HUNT, M. D. . R. W. TULL BANK OF NEVADA COUNTY, . . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ((APITAL sx0CK $100, 000, OFFICERS : HENRY MACKIE, President. Cetera rerserne teecewe DIRECTORS : Chas. Marsh, A. C. Niles, . H, Mackie, R.W.Tully, John W. Hinds. ayers TO LOAN on good collateral seeurity. Highest Price paid for City and County— Tenders Bought and soid at Regular Gold Dust Bought. Bullion discounted. Liberal advandes made on Gold Dust or, Jan, Whartenby, John Cashin, ‘Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the Mint. General and Speciai Deposits received. Checks on San Francisco, Sacramento, San Jose, Stockton and Virginia City. Drafts ou Eastern Cities, London and Ger. many. Agents for Liverpool, London, Globe and Phoenix & Home Insurance Companies. CoRRESPONDENTs—Bank of farnia, San Francisco ; Bank of D. O. Mills, Sacramento; Agency Bank of California, Virginia City, MOORE'S FLAT AND EUREKA STAGE LINE, No PO leaves Nevada city every day at 7 o'clock, A, M, and returning. every day, connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express, for Lake City, North Bloomfield, -Moores’ Woolseys and Orleans Flats and Eureka. Packages delivered, collections: made and all Express musinoss prosaptly attended to, eaves every day for the m23 WELLS & HERRING, Prop'rs. : Ho! for New York and Boston Rin D TICKETS TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON, via’ _ Omaha, Chicago, Via Fort Wayne, Pennsylvania Centra! and Pan Handle Routes—ist, 2nd and 3d classes. Tickets can be had by applying to W. H, DAVIDSON, atthe Stage Office, National FURNITURE . : FURNITURE! ERSONS in want of anything Furniture line, from the finest Bed Room and Parlor Sets ! Down to Common CHAIRS AND TABLES, in the can buy them at extraordinary low rates by . eahing on : ‘ — J.-E. JOHNSTON, National Exchange Hotel Building PHILIP DUCA...... HAVING 25 cents. Shan -pooing 25 cts. Hair Cutting 25 ce ate, aths—Hot or Cold 25 ents. Hair Dressing Roora f.r Ladies and Chil TEETH EXTR\C-ED. Leeches appked for 25 cts, Cup ing 25 cts. ml ALEX. SLOAN, JOHN HOGAN. THE GEM SALOON. LOAN & AIOGAN, Proprietors. Broad > Street, ext door to Colley'’s Butcher Pp. A splen did stock of the very best brands of LIQUORS, WINES, ALE, PORTER. AND CIGARS, on hand and for sale at the bar. EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. ADA CITY 6 Opposite National Exchange Hotel, ANCASTER & ROBINSON have 4 the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and CARRIAGES«né BUGGIES to be found in tais of the State. TEAMS, with Blegant Buggies, Wagons tend: Hacks to let.et the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Our Horves are free from ‘ice, of good style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to ative. Carriages for Punerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses slways on hand. Horses boarded yes day, betved or month and the of care gi A PeePAMOASTER & ROBINGON Nevada, May 25th. ROOT & CADY, USIC PUBLISHERS and Wholesale & Retail Dealers in every variety of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Geo. Seeck & ‘Co’s Piano Fortes. Mason ‘& Wamiin’s Cabinet Organs. No. 67 Washington Street, CHICAGO, Brass and String Music. WUE Nevads City Brass and String Bands are prepared to furnish the best music to be ys ned in Nevadia County, for Pelitical Meetings, Excursions, Balls, Parties, ete. The Brass Band being under the leadership of Phil. Goyne, and the String Band under the direction of M. M. Blum, and composed of well known and popular muSicians, is a sufficient guarantee of the style of music to be furnished. “ M.'M. BLUM, Business Manager, Nevada, July 26th, 1871. NEVADA ICE C9. Cuas. Kent, Pres’t..E. W. Breguow,Sec’y, EDUCTION IN PRICRS.—On and-after ‘® this date Ice wiil be 2 1-2 Centa per pewndt Delivered in any parntofthe City. Particu lar attention paid. Sees Familicn. Or. ders left at the office, Junction of Main and Boulder Streets, wild he iby atte to. OHN CASHIN. ma23 General Superintendent. $1,000,000! Y authority of a Special Act of the Leg‘B.D isiature of Kentucky, of March 13th, 71 the Trustees of the Public Library of Kentucky will give a Grand Gift $1,000,000 Concert, AT LOUISVILLE, KY. @Qnu Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1871. Under the direction of the best Musical Talent that can be procured, 100,000 Tickets of Admission. ‘Tickets of Admission $10 each, Car. rency. Half Tickets, $5:. Quarter Tickets $2 50. Each Ticket will Cotisist of four quarters, value, $2.50 each. The holder is entitled to admission to the Concert, and tothe amount of the award to it or its faction. Tickets number from 1 te 100 000, THE CiTIZENS BANK OF KENTUCKY I8 TREASURER. Ali moneys arising from the sale of Tickets, will be deposited with the Citizen’s Bank, snbject only to the ordér-of the President and Treasurer of the Library, countersigned by the Business Manager, During toe Concert the sum of $550,000 IN CURRENCY. Will be distributed by lots to the holders of Tickets in the following GIFTS : viz : ONE GRAND GIFT OF..... «$100,000 One Grand gift of...ncesepecceries 50,000 One giftof......: ig cviveresies 25,000 ONO Gift OL. cvsicseyecesecercesiosses 2,000 ne PARE OF 2 og oss vtec exvee deere ove 19,0800 On Gift OF i556. eee cece ee v's 0 060 18,000 One gift of.,... reer eres gaetice 17,000 One giftof.... Nel cecccacevewee.tip 16,000 QO GEE O8 gnc on.cca pected steasdgossies 15,000 ONO BILE OL: 0.66 scescc dees Siss ae pias 14,000 One gift of...... Evicdeereen «. 13,000 ONO CLE OF ance cocue'seaesec weeaneee 12,000 Wrae GINS OL 53 sas cccas ccanes cand eacas— 11,000 One gift of.. 0.0.0.0. 00008 aiw bee dd 10,000 One Gift Of. se. $5000 sce ee Wosessess 9,000 One gift Of 2.. eer eee ver eeeee: 8/000 QE BATE OF bh ve bisiecdesscececces oes) 7,000 ONG BILE OF 656.560 Sie Gewacew wisess . 6,000 One gift of. ...5.. ie wiaieseueieresieares %,000 One giftof... PC CETeinaiiate sareieaceeye 4,000 ONG BUTE Ole eee enous dnabee 2,000 Ten gifts of $1,000 each......4 10,000 Fifteen gifts ¢z $900 each.... 7. + 13,500 Eighteen gif .s of $800 each,,.... 14,400 Twenty gif cs of $700 each..... +: 14,000 Twenty-f ve gifts of $600 each... 15.000 Thirty + of $500 each...... 15,000 Forty ‘ifts of $400 each.. . «16,000 Fortr -tive gifts of $300 eack.... 138,500 Fift 9 gifts of $200each....... 10,000 444 gifts of S10Meach. Ad 00 V2) PHOS 1 GH ose vases seks secs sec $550,000 After paying the expenses of tue enterprise and making the distribution of the gifts,the valance of the , apace arising fromt he sale of tickets will be appropriated to the establishment of # ¥rce Library in Louisville. to be called the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN. TUCKY. The Concert and distribution will take place wader the immediate supervision of the Trustees named in the actof incorporation, Tne Trus'ees willbe assisted by the following well-known and eminent citizens of Henturky, whe haye consented to be present at the Concert, and to superintend the drawing and distribution of gifts : The holders of tickets to which gift» are awarded will be paid on presentation of them, or their feestioe ut the office in Louis« ville, the second day after drawing and every business day for six menths thereafter, and iney be sent difect or through any Benk or Express Company for collection. All orders aceompanied by Drafts, Post Ofice Money Orders or Greenbacks, will be roiptly attended to and tickets returned 24 tail, registered or expressed, as desired. Tickets are like greenbacks—good only to the holder. Buyers will notice there are only One Hun Thonsand Tickets, instead of Two Hundred Thousand, as in the San Francisco Gi:t Concer, dnd that there is 850,000 more distributed. I soldthat and made the awards in feur mouths and puid $448,000 to ticket holders from Nov. 2d to 15th, 1871, and turned over $11,000 to the Secretary due tickets not presented, It. will be particularly noticed that it ts a matter of im ibility for any one to know what tauibers draw. gifts, as it is not . known what the gift of any number drewn from the firat wheel will be, until the sealed box, with the amount of the gift plainly printed, is taken from the other wheel and opened in full view of the audience, therefore the larger gifts may not come out till toward the last, or in the middle of the drawing, The $100,000 gift in the San Francisco Gift Concert, undcr the management of C.R. Peters, wasthe 200th nuwnbér drawn, and was awarded and paid toa gentleman in New Orleans. &# The number and Gifts are drawn by blind children from 8 to 14 years of age. The drawing will be extensively published, and parties ordering tickets will have printed lists s:nt to them. Parties forming and desiring information, will picase address this office. 11 TIcKETs For $100; 28 TIckETS ror $255 66 TickETs, $500; 113 TIckETs, $1,000, The undersigned, late principal business manager of the very successful Mcrvantile Library Gift Concert at San Francisco, California, has beenappointed Ag.ut and inaner of the Gift Concert in aid of the Pablic eitetey of Kentucky. The drawing will take place.in public, and everything will be done tv satisfy buyeres of ticketa that there interests will be us well protected as if they personally superintended the entire affair. MANNER OF DRAWING. There. will be two glass wheels. One wheel will contain 100,000 numbers, plainly printed on leather tags. The other wheel will contain 721 boxes. each -costaining a gift. One tag or number will be drawn from the 100,000 whieel and tke first box drawn from the second ‘or 721-box wheel, will contain a gift, neatly printed and gealed up, and the gift so.drawn from the secand wheel will be the gift of the tag drst drawn, whether $106, $1,000, or $100,000, as announced, ; 14,374 TICKETS DISPOSED OF IN JULY. Co insure ticket holders, the public are asgured that if only 25,000 tickets are sgid, only 25,000 numbers go into the lurge wheel, the 721 gifts awarded, but dimniished pro rata. Incase 50,000 tickets anly are sold, only numbers 1 to 50,000 go in the large mded. wheel, and the 721 gifts are dim‘iushed onehalf, and in case ouly are sold, the entire 721 gefts wil] be in inll, it being intended tio tickets shall parener has alitady paid into the Citizens’ Rank $32,509 Cefraying and does not on the ing, eaverticing. Ste, tue publi ake nk are invited te the vorutiny aa to the re_. tary; Citizens’ Bank Treasurer, liability of the entire affair.) Persons deslrous of acting as agents for the sale of our tickets in any city in the United Canadas, address..CHAS. R. henner an ned : Offiice: 120 Main Street, Johnson’s Block. R._T.Durrett, President; W. N. Haldeman, Vice President; M. W, Clusky, :SecreMoney received from sale of tickets: in tect with Welle anes aly pha Soho ~<a e. leg City, to await the drawing, ven Geueral Pro ‘Virginie Oi antag ui i ev: Who will supply tickets pe furnish information. e $45,000 . GOLD FOR $1. THE BEST CHANCE YET OFFEDED. } Look at this new arrangement. 633 GOLD COIN PRIZES ADDED To those before advertised, . Making this Drawing the. most attractive one ever 0! to the Public. AND ALL FOR ONE DOLZAR. THE PEOPLE’S GRAND MUSICAL. FESTIVAL ‘AND GIFT ENTERPMISE. To take place at the METROPOLITAN ‘THEATRE, IN SACRANENTO, : OCTOBER Iist...... os 1871. Wiekets of Admission One Dollar. . Which will entitle the--holderto any On6 “a pe following gifts that may be awarded oO it, J 110,000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD Any person can spare adollar for such achance, 699 MAGNIFICENT PRIZES, Among whieh is one of $20,000, GOLD COIN, These gifts will, at the concert, be award. ed to the holders of tiekets in the same manner as at the concert given in San Francisco in aid of the Mercantile Library, One Gift in U, 8. gold ooin.....'$20,0 One Gift in U. 8. go ob elt 00 One Gift in U. 8. gold coin ..... One Gift in U. 3. oKed swans Two Gifts U.S. go a coin, $1,000 each, Eight Gifte U.S. gold coin, $500 each, 20 Gifts in'U. 8. geld coin, $100 each, fs. in U.8, gold oo: 10 each One gift—Neat Bones ana fot im the” flou city of Vallejo, Valued. 1 Gits, nest house lot in Vallejo val. 1 1 Gift, neat house & lot in Vallejo val. 1,2 1 Gift, neat house & lotin Vallejo val. 1,206 1 Gift, neat house & Jot in Vallejo val. 1/9¢ 1 Gift, neat house & lot in Vallejo val. 1 16 Gifts—16 fine buili lots in ¥allejo, $800 each, nen Ki " 12,8 17 Gifte—17 fine buwitding tots in Val. lejo. Valued at ; £,5000 26 Other valuable gifts. Valucd at 8,138 BIX HUNDRED AND NINETY-NINE GIFTS The Odd Feliows Bank of Savings, at Sacramento, is the repository for the deeds of afl Gre penl estate, and also all moneys received for the sale of tickets, and its officers are guly. authorized by the manvgers to deliver'all gifts to those holding the. winning numbers, Responsible agents wanted, to whom a discount will be made equal to that of any similar enterprise. To persons remitting direct, eleven tickets will We sent for $10, 56 tickets for $50, or 116 tickets for $100. We thus meke it an object to persons furming clubs, ; The drawing will take place under the supervision of a committee of well known and responsible citizens of Sacramento, Ad. dress all orders to FELCH & co. . Generui Managers, 810 No. 45 Fourth Strect, Sacvamento, United States Land Office, Sacramento, California, August 23, 1371, and Benjamin Buezley: Whereas, on e llth day of June, A. D.1868, you filed your sfidavit inthe U.S. Land Office at Sacramento, Culifurnia, allegiug that the South ‘half of Sonth West Section 11 in Township 16 North, Range 9 East, Mount Diablo Base and Meridian, to be minersl in character, and more valuable for mining Tr Jeremiah 8. Brown, Michael Mohler, t than for agricultaral 7ond wher. s the Central Pacific Helles Compeny (P., = Sacramento, did;-on the 28th day of August, A. D. 1871, allege that it is agri cultural in character, and more viTualke for agricultwral than for Tabada —p Now, therefore, you will please titke no. tiee, that under end ‘by vVivtie vf insfructious from the Commissione? of the Gener. al Land Office, dated June 2d, 1868, we have fixed The Sth “Gay of ‘Ocidber, A, D. 1871, at lo’clock. P, M., at this office, before the Register and Keteiver, for the hearing of proofs as to the mineral or agricultural character ef ‘aid laud, and if ssid lands have bean ocenpied: for agricultural purposes, aud if improved as such, before tho 26th of July, 1866, the burden of proof will be upon the party seeking to establish its mainersl character, At which time sand place you tay appear, if you see roper, and Meg att ost £6 you may have to sustain the allegations contained in your said affidavit, . : th witness whereof, T have here. nato set my hhond and affixed my ~~ ) Seul of office, the day and the year first absve written, . JOHN G. McCALLUM, Register. HART FELLOWS, Receiver. £9 OBB 5 —_— seal Musie! Music! Music! i Labo net Nevada Tass Dm epared t EWS Sic furnivh as ieee a any other in the County, and most respectfully licit the patronage of a}? desiring * Music Excursions, Political Hust) » Cte, N.B. If you want Good ¢ call on the Original Nevada Brass Band, D.D. CAR. TER lonter. ws CANTINE, jays Business Managers