September 20, 1871 (4 pages)

a No 1, ‘vada City at the Na. from 12 4 23) re ae ALOON. E STs, ck of WHTS D LIQUORs, id. The Br: St Aticles in le. m3 ° W MILL. vi HAND AT k of 2 fe LUMBER, NEW. YOR 0, Centra} and nd 3a classes. ng to W. H, ce, Nations! NITURE! thing in ihe finest r Sets! ND TABLES, low rates by INSTON. el Building tnership. > existing unPRESTON ¢ ved by mutiTON, HILD. rest of J.A. store, the bar fice. firm are rediately. PRESTON. NSON, 4 3 & PRO CHUKCH, DA. aceived evel! ish rates a ot ——— NGINEER, reyor. ON. . TRUCKED prictor. i with the be Jigars. ; ways on haw yu are ary. ib uan and Ne ontaining P pat mysell-. rewarded ARR, NS e Express 0! 3. PATTON. LOLDEBS Bhe Duily Grarisetips. ‘ :to perpetrate a fraud by giving short “In weight. to see that they get full weight for ~--gnissed-onstipulation. ~~ Ea KEEP YOUR EYE [“°*™-En . . GE. MUUor NEVADA CITY, CAL. on LESTER & MULLOY, ed enter x 08D snpaadeis abe) 9 , YOCAL AFFATRS. THIS COLUMN!. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, «You are a Truthfal Man." FOR FP-3s CASE GOODS, dic. Such was.the remark made to us. . ‘by'a lady on the street, yesterday. We asked for an explanation. She. said: ‘Mr. Local, you stated in the Transcript this morning, that. Mr. A. Goldsmith had. just received the largest, richest, prettiest and the cheapest stock of .Dty-Goods ever brought into a mountain town, and ‘that they were of the latest styles. I went there, and I must say, that the half has not been told. His stuck is really elegant, and I want you to. tell your readers that I bought $75 worth of goods of Goldsmith, and they. would have cost me $150 at any other establishment-in the State. ‘The ladies of the county are very verdant if they don’t go to Goldsmith’s immediately and take advantage of the bargains offered.”” The lady was very enthusiastic, and she only expressed the opinion of all the ladies that have visited Goldsmith’s establishment. iia < Short Weight in Flour. As flour is seldom weighed by purchase, it is easy for manufacturers wel@ht. A day or two ago, sacks of flour from the Plaza mills, Marysville, weighed at three different businegs houses in this city, and in every instance they were found to be short A sack thatshould weigh 49 pounds onlycontained 46, and one that should weigh 98 pounds only contained 9314 pounds. This mode of swindling is an outrage upon consumers and an annoyance to dealers. We advise people buying flour . theit money. District Court, Sept. 19th. Nesling vs Nesling--Commission issued to Edward Brooks to take testimony in. Canada. Turner vs Kilham et als.—Decree of foreclosure entered. Coleman vs Gassaway—Case disBriston vs M. F. G. Co.—Fourteen cases, Demurrer overruled and forty days given to answer. _,_Alta Hill Gravel Co. No. 3 vs Hope Gravel Mining Co,—Continued by consent. ‘The Boarding Tent. Viz, Hamilton, of this city, will have charge of the boarding tent on the camp ground from Friday next to the end of the campaign. He knows how to conduct a boarding establishment, and will furnish all who attend the camp meeting with board by the week, or with single ‘meals. During the meeting his restaurant in this city will be closed. e Another Bire at Truckee. , On Saturday night the dwelling house of A. C, Cook, at Truckee, was entirely destroyed by fire. By the €xertion of citizens the fire was prevénted from spreading to other buildings in the vicinity. The loss is about $800. Prrririep Brrp’s Nusr anp Eacs. A correspondent of the Scientific American writes concerning a petrified bird’s nest and eggs found in this county. We presume, says the Grass Valley Union, the account was sent to a distance and not to any of the Nevada county papers, because the story will not bear investigation. Who among the You Bet people knows about that bird’s nest? The Sorrespondent says: The most remarkable petrifaction I ever saw wasfound in the mining’ ground of Messts. Nichols and Ennis, in the You ‘Bet mining district in California, It consisted of a bird’s nest and eggs, perfectly solidified, the eggs retaining their natural size and shape. The nest was somewhat flattened, and what had evidently been the straws and twigs of which it had at former times been composed, were like threads of glass. Some of the €ggs were broken before the nest Was discovered, the shells seemed thickened but very httle, if any. What had apparently been the inside of the egg, was now a little dab of glass. This nest was taken from the fork of a large fossil tree, where it had been for ages, undisturbed in it8 cosy resting ‘place until wood, Rest and eggs had passed away, and A. GOLDSMITH’S ! Newton Booth has achieved a Great Victory, but Goldsmith has won a All pute Nevada, May 9th. NO. 56 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. F LOUR, HAMS, BACON, and all sorts of PROVISIONS NEW GOODS constantly received ‘from the Eastern markets, among them HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CBRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &e. rs. Wishing anything in our line are requested to give Us a call. LARD, ‘on hand. TER & MULLOY. Greater ohe, in SECURING FOR THE LADIES OF NEVADA COUNTY, The Largest, Most Fashionable, Richest and the Hydraulic Nevada, Feb. 25th, SACRAMENTO STREET MACHINE SHOP. Machinery of ali kinds made to order. REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY. Fisher’s Hydraulic Chief ! The Best Machine in the State for . Mining ! = Manufactured: to order on short noce, SECOND. HAND ENGINES ! _ Three Steam Engines, in sale by FRANK H. FISHER good order, for CHEAPEST STOCK —OFr— MILLINERY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODS, ESPECTFULLY calls particular attention to the following magnificent urticies Which he has just received : BLACK & COLORED SILKS, of all kinds and shades. SILK POPLINS, of all colors. SCOTCH 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 ali colors, FRENCH MERINOS & OTTOMAN CLOTHS New Style of Repps for Morning Wrappers. 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. TRISH LINENS. Towels & Napkins, ;OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. LACES ---Chantilla. Guipure, and Vallencine. — A most Complete Stock of % very best of UNION MARKET. JACOB -NAFFZIGAR, Prop’r. EEPS ON HAND at all imes, the K Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal; &c. Hams, New Lard, &c. COMMERCIAL STREET. , . Sers.of this Association. $43,000 IN. GOLD COIN! GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA, 8 POSTPONED UNTIL THE Ist DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, when $43, OOO in Gold Coin will be awarded in Gold Coin, as Premiums ! 60,000 ‘Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each. The Gifts range from $3,000 to $10. There will. be NO CANCELLATION of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from the Gifts. _ The drawing will take place, and the Gifts be awarded, preciscly similar to the method adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert, held at San Francisco, and under the supervision of well knowi citizens of North San Juan, and the ManaThe object of this Association is a. purely benevolent one, for the Benefit of Sehools, Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and support of the public. The success of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A large number of. Ats Tickets having already been sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, also in al] parts of the States and Territories on this Coast, Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, willreceive and disburse all moneys had from the sale of Tickets. Acommission of Sixteen and two-thirds per cent allowed to Agents, Asa guaranty of the good faith of the Meree, June 6th. marfagers of this Association in instituting a ARPHTS, coer nama ty re Tae ere . this Gift Concert -we will refer~tothe pro= IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE . fessional and business men of North Sen &e. &e, &e, ea “nv on Leunen Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley. MP ? . Ever brought to the County C PP Mic imiNncind Somaea Capital $8, 000,000. All orders and communications to a JAMES A. STIDGER, Sec’y, _ GOLDSMITH FALENER, BELL & CO., Agente for the ‘Worth San Inan, Cal. Pacitic Coast: JOHN PATTISON, £6 Agent for Nevada City. FOUNDRY. SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. ALL KINDS OF IRON], S. BRASS CASTINGS, Quartz and Saw Mill Machin ery STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, kc. executed in superior style, atreduced prices, DAVID THOM, GEO. G. ALLAN, Nevada, May 25th. . H. RB. BUSSENIUS, DRUGGIST, —aNv— MASONIC BUILDING, NEVADA RESTAURANT. : COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Peace H. FRENCH, Proprietor, Meals at all hours. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. Meals from 25 to 50 cents. IF YOU WOULD LIVE WELL, GIVE ME A CALL, JAS. H. FRENCH, Nevada, April 18th. John Jack's Variety Store. PINE STREET, next door to the Corner of Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN. JACK having fitted his new ‘Store up in good style, is prepared to furnish tue public with Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tebacco, Poultry, Fancy Geods, &c. &c At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give me» call. Nevada, June 10th. PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE IN. SURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. A D. LAMAIRE has been appointed e@ agent forthe above Company, for San Juan. Freneh Corral, North Bloomfield and the surrounding country. All business entrusted to Mr. Lamaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to. DR. .FARNO, a22 Traveling Agent. MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUSS continues to maunfacture as good LAGER BEER As can be found on the Pacific coast. Lager sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and bottles. Leave your orders at the old stand, Spring Street, Nevada City. And they will be promptly and faithfully euahea ba. Give mcutrial. I am confident of giving the very best satisfaction. Lacer Beer delivered to any part of the . cay. CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. . GOLD COIN PREMIUMS ! To beawarded to the Season Ticket Holders —on— THANKSGIVING DAY, ee eweeee A Grand Gift Concert ! be given at the PAVILION, in SACRAMENTO, on ‘THANKSGIVING DAY, 1871. For the purpose of Aiding and Assisting tho ORPHANS AND DESTITUTE, OF SACRAMENTO. 100, 000 Season Tickets of Admission will be sold at $3 Gold Coin. Each Ticket divided into three Coupons of $1 each. All the Premiums will be deposited in the Odd Fellows’ Bank of Savings, at Sscramento City. $150,000 IN GOLD COIN! Will be awarded to the Ticket-Holders. PREMIUMS : 1 Premium Gold Coin.... 1 Premium Gold Coin,... 10,000 Good Responsible Agents wanted and 20 per cent commission payable in COIN allowed on sales, : For further particulars address M. McMANUS, Sec’y. GRASS VALLEY. letting 1 Premium Gold Coin.. .eeee 6,000 varices on Gold Dust, for Assay or Coin1 Premium Gold Coin..:. 4,000} age at U.S. Mint, 1 Premium Gold Coin.... 3,000 1 Premium Gold Coin.... 2,000 . Draw jChecks on San Francisco, 10 Premiums of $1000 each... 10,000 Sacramento, Virginia City, 6 Premiums of $500 each... 4,000 easure City. 10 Premiums of $300 each... 3,000 26 Premiums of $250 each..,. 6,509 . THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUSINESS MANAGERS. Keita ties y ES A Jas. McGuire, Pig Green. AW aie tg OP 5 B Cun! k, we 3.0. Cad coun BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURchased the Stables and Livery Business heretofore conducted by James Faulkngie now offers to accommodate the public by Without Delay ! $90,000 GOLD COIN ! GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL will be ‘given at NEW CONCERT HALL, Grass Valley, Nevada County, they mA Eo Californie, will hold Fair at the Broad Streét Theatre, Nevada City, Cal., in aid of the folowing charitable Eieeti carat sencatananatnieedmaanaancaed GOLD COIN PREMIUMS . “ WW Hiakes Geimansras me 27th day of November, 1871. The Cosmopolitan Beneyélent Society, of ir Second. Grand ; purposes ; On Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1871. 1st, Publit Schools of Nevada County ; = 2d, ¢ rary of Neva v5 By the GRASS VALLEY MINERS’ HOME. ; . ; ASSOCIATION, in aid of a Home for disa. ° 22> Orphan Asylum, Nevada County ; bled Miners. . 87 60, 000 ts will be sold at $2.50 Coin, each. 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts. ; 8” The Most Liberal Scheme now before the public. ; 4th, Fire Department, Nevada City. 100, 000 Season Tickets of Admission will be Sold at $2 50 each. All the Premiums will be deposited in the BANK. OF NEVADA COUNTY. ‘ PREMIUMS. NO TICKETS CANCELED. NO DEDUC. 1 Premium, Gold Coin....$25,000 i sl dlichilhwesatcla aaa estan, 1 Premium, Gold Coim...05 15,000 $15,000 in Gold for $2 50!! 1/1 premium, Gold Coin.. veennee 10,000 Now.is your chance for. a fortune, and to . ait its a natie he te wee rr 1 Premium, Gold Coin... ereee 5,000 — in bev ) grees of Sa wines . La 1 Premium, Gold Coin.. eB Rbebedy 4,800 — ‘or disabled and superannua iners. . . ” ‘Tao Ebome'we'y tears tampon te ; rubs kai pri QUID vos vcessiecv es 3,000 the management and direction of the folum, Gold Coin.. wee ewelee 8,000 lowing well known gentlemon, Board. of . 1 Premium, Gold Coin.... 2,490 Trustees: Hon, Wm Watt, Hon Thos, Find. 1 premium, Gold Coin,.... 2,000 ley, A. B. Brady, Esq., Dudley Hoyt, Esq., and Martin Ford, Esq., all of whom are residents of Grass Valley. The first drawing to take place in CaliDuring the Festival the sum of $90,000 ill be distributed to the ticket holders, as follows. = L-GHte OF Gold Gol. osc ccessicess 6d Gift of Gold Coin..... 1 Gift of Gold Coin... i warie 1 Gift of Gold Coin 15 Premiums, Gold Coin, $1,000 each 15,000 5 Premiams, Gold Coin, $500 each. 8 Preiniums, Gold Coin, $300 each. 25 Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 each— 6,250 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $50 each: 200 Premiums, Gold Coin, $30 each. 6,000 500 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each. .12,560 1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20 each 2i,860 2,500 2,400 5,000 7 Gifts of Gold Coin of $1,000 each. 7,000 ____10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $500 each. 5,000 . 2,005 Premiums am’t to $150, GoU 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $300 each. 3,000 10 Gifts of Gold Ceinof $200 each. 2,000 Business Managers. 60 Gifts of Gold Coin of $100 each. 6,000} A. W. POLLER, A. H. HAGADORN, 100 Gifts of Gold Coin of $50 each. 5,000 J. CORWELL LEE, 300 Gifts of Gold Coin of $30 each. 9,000 200 Gifts of Gold Coin of $25 each. 5,000} By Special:permission we refer to the fol800 Gifts of Gold Coin of $20 each. . 16,000 . lowing well known citizens : F —— John H, Dickson, Sherit? Nevada County; 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts, .0.. . $90,000} T. W. Sigourney; The drawing will take place. and gifts be awarded in precisely the same manner as the Concert given’in San Francisco in aid of the Mercantile Library; and under the management of a Committee of well known responsible residents of Nevada County Cal. TREASURER, BANK OF THOS FINDLEY & CO,.GRASS VALLEY. With whom all moneys will be deposited. All disbursements will be made through said Bank. In addition to the above Gifts the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars will be given to: the Home: Hon. Wm. Watt, Hon, Thos. Findley, willecend Twelve Biekets te-any addrees in the United States. ‘ _ GEO. W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager. Office: Exchange Building, Grass Valley. Connecticut Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN. DYr2= FOR 1871, Four and Quarter Millions ! Assets about $32,000,000. Surplus about $9,000,000. TOTAL CLAIMS BY DEATH PAID TO DATE, over $11,000,000 TOTAL SURPLUS PREMIUMS RETURNED TO ASSURED, TO DATE, ABOUT $11, 000, O00. EXPENSE 0F MANAGEMENT During lastofficially reported ycar, 1870, Lower than in any other American Company, ONLY 8.35 per cent of Income ! G. P. SPARKS, Agent Nevada City THOS. FINDLEY & CO., BANKERS, GRASS VALLEY. j24 URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE AD100 Premiums ot $100 each... 10,000 FOR SALE ON 100 Premiums of $50 cach... 6,000 . NEW YORK, 8ST. PETERSBURG, 200 Premiums of $30 each... 6,000 LONDON, DUBLIN, 500 Premiums of $25 each... 12,500 “ 500 Premiums of $20 each... 10,000 AMSTERDAM, RAMBERG, es ———_. . BREMEN, PARIS. m12 1459 Gold Coin Premiums, am’tto $150,000 EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. Opposite National Exchange Hotel. ANCASTER & ROBINSON have the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and CARRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in this part of the State. TEAMS, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the sh: rtest notice and on the most reasonable terms. 816 4 © Office—113 J Street, Sacramento. Our Horses are free from vice, of good : style and capable of going us fast as any genFAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES tleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always.on hand. Horses boerded by the day, week or month and the greatest of cure guaranteed. LANCASTER & ROBINSON Nevada, May 25th. 7" HERBY SCADDEN; . “Repairing of all kinds done st Jow rates, folowing named gentlemen; Trustees of the t— As Boatg A. Lancaster, National’ Exchange otel; M. 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript; G. y. Schmittburg, Postmaster; Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer; Geo. B. Newell, ex-County Supervisor; Thos. J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette; P. Banner, Merchant; K, B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County; D. E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster; Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel; G. G. Allen, Nevada Foundry; Judge T. H. Rolfe; Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant; Wm. K. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Departt: A.B. Brady, Esq., Dudley Hoyt, Esq., and es: ‘ Martin Ford, Exq., for the purpose of buildRe bln ican ex-Chicf Engineer Fire THE BEST ing and estublishing at Grass Valley a Home A. Sandford, Merchant; for disabled and superannuated miners. Bliven & Potter. Merchants: pera opm eed . ; = For a guaranteethatthe—giftswlll be tate k Mine Ps te a YET OFFERED TO THE PEO. . fairly drawn, we beg leave toreferto any. 7 Nip ell ott eNeccnal: NB; oe ee wanted evéryGoad reatomelble agents wanted. Liberal PLE OF THE PACIFIC CQAST. . where Pe 8 ®FY* . commissions allowed. Money should be ; as ea ‘90 per cent commissionwill-be-allowed . 8&2t by Express, or by Draft on any solvent — on all orders for 60 or more tickets. Com. Bank. Address <oS Bone missions paid in tickets. On receipt of 1 . Nevada Cit Cal $150 p 000 Post office order or Greenbacks for $30 we . _P bal Tb Oe THE WORLD MOVES ! BUT THE PLATE NEED NOT? I AM HAPPY TOINFORM the citizens of Nevada County, who are interested in the — use of Dental Substitutes ; that Iam now putting in u SUPERIOR STYLE OF PLATES THAT -. WILL NOT ROCK, FALL DOWN IN CONVERSATION, OR BECOME LOOSE IN MASTICATION. I attach the Patent Flexible Edge to Plates adapting the same to the ja FLATTEST “MOUTHS, heretofore considered hopelevs cases, and guarantee that the person can not pull the Plate away. I will hére state, by way of explanation, that there is no air chamber in my new style plate,consequently no vontinuous irritation, while the edge of the plate being soft anc elastic, it conforms to tlle movement uf the muscles of the mouth in talking, and during mastication, . ks a desideratum never before attained !_¢ey Whilst prepsured to prove all of the above facts, 1 ana also prepared to save the uatural teeth by careiul tilling with the best materials, i And using the Latest Improved Instruments ! In Extracting, I gencrally use an Anaesthetic, myself chousing-the oue suited to nature of case, heulth and teniperament of pstient, etc. . Terms Cash, and large enough to secure my best etfurts. : DR. R. W. STERLING, No. 49 Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valle ‘ June 19th, 1871. DENTISTRY. sscccaam RS. HUGHSON & HOLMES have opened an office, , In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street* Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. They are prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry in the latest and most approved stylex. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Si'ver, Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction guarantecd as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence, if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET... NEVADA CITY. J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor: HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL Is Al.ways open for the accommodation of tne, Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and been titted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will . FINE SADD BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! (+ ; ; ,, S-ply & Brussels Carpets. . ounty Pars or Cusnos. iyi. cE Sgn = es 4s in the State.‘The Proprictr will spare no f ; : a to render his guests comds of other Articles. BLIVEN & Sceiaus OE: pe, PORE TRANS LUTZ) would respectfully inform . fortable, as And Thousan: an BALERS IN CROCKERY, GLASS AND . C@Ryz-Sotay CP . B the pn heh parte mg . Broa gy of Stages for all parts of the State have i H's i ; . that he can ‘0 8 O. , Uilices at this Hotel. ‘be sold at ex<2 se ; And attending to all matters connected with D STREET, a few doors below the their Ofiives ai All of which will cies _ . French re Paper Hang-} the Livery Business in a most satisfactory National Bxchange Hotel, prepared to make Py ow Monee jo bey < nm a) Rigi for traordinary — h Se ines, can, die é&e. , Verkoroathe by the Feed, Day = °. Mee ’ Billiard Tables and Bar connected ms KIDD’s’ BUILDING, Neer bre Waris ib employed. ‘Senaneteah Gaaneseedae all edge wns aman « Try me and judge; As Nh ge ie respectful , r artis ; : $ : "deli: JOHN A. LANCASTER.

a No 1, ‘vada City at the Na. from 12 4 23) re ae ALOON. E STs, ck of WHTS D LIQUORs, id. The Br: St Aticles in le. m3 ° W MILL. vi HAND AT k of 2 fe LUMBER, NEW. YOR 0, Centra} and nd 3a classes. ng to W. H, ce, Nations! NITURE! thing in ihe finest r Sets! ND TABLES, low rates by INSTON. el Building tnership. > existing unPRESTON ¢ ved by mutiTON, HILD. rest of J.A. store, the bar fice. firm are rediately. PRESTON. NSON, 4 3 & PRO CHUKCH, DA. aceived evel! ish rates a ot ——— NGINEER, reyor. ON. . TRUCKED prictor. i with the be Jigars. ; ways on haw yu are ary. ib uan and Ne ontaining P pat mysell-. rewarded ARR, NS e Express 0! 3. PATTON. LOLDEBS Bhe Duily Grarisetips. ‘ :to perpetrate a fraud by giving short “In weight. to see that they get full weight for ~--gnissed-onstipulation. ~~ Ea KEEP YOUR EYE [“°*™-En . . GE. MUUor NEVADA CITY, CAL. on LESTER & MULLOY, ed enter x 08D snpaadeis abe) 9 , YOCAL AFFATRS. THIS COLUMN!. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, «You are a Truthfal Man." FOR FP-3s CASE GOODS, dic. Such was.the remark made to us. . ‘by'a lady on the street, yesterday. We asked for an explanation. She. said: ‘Mr. Local, you stated in the Transcript this morning, that. Mr. A. Goldsmith had. just received the largest, richest, prettiest and the cheapest stock of .Dty-Goods ever brought into a mountain town, and ‘that they were of the latest styles. I went there, and I must say, that the half has not been told. His stuck is really elegant, and I want you to. tell your readers that I bought $75 worth of goods of Goldsmith, and they. would have cost me $150 at any other establishment-in the State. ‘The ladies of the county are very verdant if they don’t go to Goldsmith’s immediately and take advantage of the bargains offered.”” The lady was very enthusiastic, and she only expressed the opinion of all the ladies that have visited Goldsmith’s establishment. iia < Short Weight in Flour. As flour is seldom weighed by purchase, it is easy for manufacturers wel@ht. A day or two ago, sacks of flour from the Plaza mills, Marysville, weighed at three different businegs houses in this city, and in every instance they were found to be short A sack thatshould weigh 49 pounds onlycontained 46, and one that should weigh 98 pounds only contained 9314 pounds. This mode of swindling is an outrage upon consumers and an annoyance to dealers. We advise people buying flour . theit money. District Court, Sept. 19th. Nesling vs Nesling--Commission issued to Edward Brooks to take testimony in. Canada. Turner vs Kilham et als.—Decree of foreclosure entered. Coleman vs Gassaway—Case disBriston vs M. F. G. Co.—Fourteen cases, Demurrer overruled and forty days given to answer. _,_Alta Hill Gravel Co. No. 3 vs Hope Gravel Mining Co,—Continued by consent. ‘The Boarding Tent. Viz, Hamilton, of this city, will have charge of the boarding tent on the camp ground from Friday next to the end of the campaign. He knows how to conduct a boarding establishment, and will furnish all who attend the camp meeting with board by the week, or with single ‘meals. During the meeting his restaurant in this city will be closed. e Another Bire at Truckee. , On Saturday night the dwelling house of A. C, Cook, at Truckee, was entirely destroyed by fire. By the €xertion of citizens the fire was prevénted from spreading to other buildings in the vicinity. The loss is about $800. Prrririep Brrp’s Nusr anp Eacs. A correspondent of the Scientific American writes concerning a petrified bird’s nest and eggs found in this county. We presume, says the Grass Valley Union, the account was sent to a distance and not to any of the Nevada county papers, because the story will not bear investigation. Who among the You Bet people knows about that bird’s nest? The Sorrespondent says: The most remarkable petrifaction I ever saw wasfound in the mining’ ground of Messts. Nichols and Ennis, in the You ‘Bet mining district in California, It consisted of a bird’s nest and eggs, perfectly solidified, the eggs retaining their natural size and shape. The nest was somewhat flattened, and what had evidently been the straws and twigs of which it had at former times been composed, were like threads of glass. Some of the €ggs were broken before the nest Was discovered, the shells seemed thickened but very httle, if any. What had apparently been the inside of the egg, was now a little dab of glass. This nest was taken from the fork of a large fossil tree, where it had been for ages, undisturbed in it8 cosy resting ‘place until wood, Rest and eggs had passed away, and A. GOLDSMITH’S ! Newton Booth has achieved a Great Victory, but Goldsmith has won a All pute Nevada, May 9th. NO. 56 BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. F LOUR, HAMS, BACON, and all sorts of PROVISIONS NEW GOODS constantly received ‘from the Eastern markets, among them HYPERION COD FISH, MICHIGAN CBRANBERRIES, SEA MOSS FARINA, &e. rs. Wishing anything in our line are requested to give Us a call. LARD, ‘on hand. TER & MULLOY. Greater ohe, in SECURING FOR THE LADIES OF NEVADA COUNTY, The Largest, Most Fashionable, Richest and the Hydraulic Nevada, Feb. 25th, SACRAMENTO STREET MACHINE SHOP. Machinery of ali kinds made to order. REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY. Fisher’s Hydraulic Chief ! The Best Machine in the State for . Mining ! = Manufactured: to order on short noce, SECOND. HAND ENGINES ! _ Three Steam Engines, in sale by FRANK H. FISHER good order, for CHEAPEST STOCK —OFr— MILLINERY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODS, ESPECTFULLY calls particular attention to the following magnificent urticies Which he has just received : BLACK & COLORED SILKS, of all kinds and shades. SILK POPLINS, of all colors. SCOTCH 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 ali colors, FRENCH MERINOS & OTTOMAN CLOTHS New Style of Repps for Morning Wrappers. 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. TRISH LINENS. Towels & Napkins, ;OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. LACES ---Chantilla. Guipure, and Vallencine. — A most Complete Stock of % very best of UNION MARKET. JACOB -NAFFZIGAR, Prop’r. EEPS ON HAND at all imes, the K Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal; &c. Hams, New Lard, &c. COMMERCIAL STREET. , . Sers.of this Association. $43,000 IN. GOLD COIN! GRAND GIFT CONCERT, AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA, 8 POSTPONED UNTIL THE Ist DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, when $43, OOO in Gold Coin will be awarded in Gold Coin, as Premiums ! 60,000 ‘Tickets at $1 50 in Coin, each. The Gifts range from $3,000 to $10. There will. be NO CANCELLATION of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS from the Gifts. _ The drawing will take place, and the Gifts be awarded, preciscly similar to the method adopted by the Managers of the Mercantile Library Gift Concert, held at San Francisco, and under the supervision of well knowi citizens of North San Juan, and the ManaThe object of this Association is a. purely benevolent one, for the Benefit of Sehools, Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, in North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commendation and support of the public. The success of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A large number of. Ats Tickets having already been sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, also in al] parts of the States and Territories on this Coast, Messrs. Block & Furth, Bankers, North San Juan, willreceive and disburse all moneys had from the sale of Tickets. Acommission of Sixteen and two-thirds per cent allowed to Agents, Asa guaranty of the good faith of the Meree, June 6th. marfagers of this Association in instituting a ARPHTS, coer nama ty re Tae ere . this Gift Concert -we will refer~tothe pro= IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE . fessional and business men of North Sen &e. &e, &e, ea “nv on Leunen Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley. MP ? . Ever brought to the County C PP Mic imiNncind Somaea Capital $8, 000,000. All orders and communications to a JAMES A. STIDGER, Sec’y, _ GOLDSMITH FALENER, BELL & CO., Agente for the ‘Worth San Inan, Cal. Pacitic Coast: JOHN PATTISON, £6 Agent for Nevada City. FOUNDRY. SPRING STREET, NEVADA CITY. ALL KINDS OF IRON], S. BRASS CASTINGS, Quartz and Saw Mill Machin ery STEAM ENGINES, PUMPS, DERRICKS, CAR WHEELS, kc. executed in superior style, atreduced prices, DAVID THOM, GEO. G. ALLAN, Nevada, May 25th. . H. RB. BUSSENIUS,

DRUGGIST, —aNv— MASONIC BUILDING, NEVADA RESTAURANT. : COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Peace H. FRENCH, Proprietor, Meals at all hours. Tables supplied with the best the market affords. Meals from 25 to 50 cents. IF YOU WOULD LIVE WELL, GIVE ME A CALL, JAS. H. FRENCH, Nevada, April 18th. John Jack's Variety Store. PINE STREET, next door to the Corner of Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN. JACK having fitted his new ‘Store up in good style, is prepared to furnish tue public with Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Tebacco, Poultry, Fancy Geods, &c. &c At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give me» call. Nevada, June 10th. PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE IN. SURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD. A D. LAMAIRE has been appointed e@ agent forthe above Company, for San Juan. Freneh Corral, North Bloomfield and the surrounding country. All business entrusted to Mr. Lamaire will be promptly and faithfully attended to. DR. .FARNO, a22 Traveling Agent. MILWAUKEE BREWERY. W. DREYFUSS continues to maunfacture as good LAGER BEER As can be found on the Pacific coast. Lager sold by the quart, gallon, in kegs and bottles. Leave your orders at the old stand, Spring Street, Nevada City. And they will be promptly and faithfully euahea ba. Give mcutrial. I am confident of giving the very best satisfaction. Lacer Beer delivered to any part of the . cay. CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PINE STS. . GOLD COIN PREMIUMS ! To beawarded to the Season Ticket Holders —on— THANKSGIVING DAY, ee eweeee A Grand Gift Concert ! be given at the PAVILION, in SACRAMENTO, on ‘THANKSGIVING DAY, 1871. For the purpose of Aiding and Assisting tho ORPHANS AND DESTITUTE, OF SACRAMENTO. 100, 000 Season Tickets of Admission will be sold at $3 Gold Coin. Each Ticket divided into three Coupons of $1 each. All the Premiums will be deposited in the Odd Fellows’ Bank of Savings, at Sscramento City. $150,000 IN GOLD COIN! Will be awarded to the Ticket-Holders. PREMIUMS : 1 Premium Gold Coin....... 1 Premium Gold Coin,...... 10,000 Good Responsible Agents wanted and 20 per cent commission payable in COIN allowed on sales, : For further particulars address M. McMANUS, Sec’y. GRASS VALLEY. letting 1 Premium Gold Coin.... .eeee 6,000 varices on Gold Dust, for Assay or Coin1 Premium Gold Coin....:.. 4,000} age at U.S. Mint, 1 Premium Gold Coin....... 3,000 1 Premium Gold Coin....... 2,000 . Draw jChecks on San Francisco, 10 Premiums of $1000 each..... 10,000 Sacramento, Virginia City, 6 Premiums of $500 each..... 4,000 easure City. 10 Premiums of $300 each..... 3,000 26 Premiums of $250 each....,. 6,509 . THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA EXCHANGE BUSINESS MANAGERS. Keita ties y ES A Jas. McGuire, Pig Green. AW aie tg OP 5 B Cun! k, we 3.0. Cad coun BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURchased the Stables and Livery Business heretofore conducted by James Faulkngie now offers to accommodate the public by Without Delay ! $90,000 GOLD COIN ! GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL will be ‘given at NEW CONCERT HALL, Grass Valley, Nevada County, they mA Eo Californie, will hold Fair at the Broad Streét Theatre, Nevada City, Cal., in aid of the folowing charitable Eieeti carat sencatananatnieedmaanaancaed GOLD COIN PREMIUMS . “ WW Hiakes Geimansras me 27th day of November, 1871. The Cosmopolitan Beneyélent Society, of ir Second. Grand ; purposes ; On Wednesday, Nov. 15, 1871. 1st, Publit Schools of Nevada County ; = 2d, ¢ rary of Neva v5 By the GRASS VALLEY MINERS’ HOME. ; . ; ASSOCIATION, in aid of a Home for disa. ° 22> Orphan Asylum, Nevada County ; bled Miners. . 87 60, 000 ts will be sold at $2.50 Coin, each. 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts. ; 8” The Most Liberal Scheme now before the public. ; 4th, Fire Department, Nevada City. 100, 000 Season Tickets of Admission will be Sold at $2 50 each. All the Premiums will be deposited in the BANK. OF NEVADA COUNTY. ‘ PREMIUMS. NO TICKETS CANCELED. NO DEDUC. 1 Premium, Gold Coin.......$25,000 i sl dlichilhwesatcla aaa estan, 1 Premium, Gold Coim......05 15,000 $15,000 in Gold for $2 50!! 1/1 premium, Gold Coin.... veennee 10,000 Now.is your chance for. a fortune, and to . ait its a natie he te wee rr 1 Premium, Gold Coin..... ereee 5,000 — in bev ) grees of Sa wines . La 1 Premium, Gold Coin... eB Rbebedy 4,800 — ‘or disabled and superannua iners. . . ” ‘Tao Ebome'we'y tears tampon te ; rubs kai pri QUID vos vcessiecv es 3,000 the management and direction of the folum, Gold Coin... wee ewelee 8,000 lowing well known gentlemon, Board. of . 1 Premium, Gold Coin....... 2,490 Trustees: Hon, Wm Watt, Hon Thos, Find. 1 premium, Gold Coin,....... 2,000 ley, A. B. Brady, Esq., Dudley Hoyt, Esq., and Martin Ford, Esq., all of whom are residents of Grass Valley. The first drawing to take place in CaliDuring the Festival the sum of $90,000 ill be distributed to the ticket holders, as follows. = L-GHte OF Gold Gol. osc ccessicess 6d Gift of Gold Coin......... 1 Gift of Gold Coin...... i warie 1 Gift of Gold Coin 15 Premiums, Gold Coin, $1,000 each 15,000 5 Premiams, Gold Coin, $500 each.. 8 Preiniums, Gold Coin, $300 each.. 25 Premiums, Gold Coin, $250 each— 6,250 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $100 each 10,000 100 Premiums, Gold Coin, $50 each: 200 Premiums, Gold Coin, $30 each. 6,000 500 Premiums, Gold Coin, $25 each. .12,560 1,043 Premiums, Gold Coin, $20 each 2i,860 2,500 2,400 5,000 7 Gifts of Gold Coin of $1,000 each. 7,000 ____10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $500 each. 5,000 . 2,005 Premiums am’t to $150, GoU 10 Gifts of Gold Coin of $300 each. 3,000 10 Gifts of Gold Ceinof $200 each. 2,000 Business Managers. 60 Gifts of Gold Coin of $100 each. 6,000} A. W. POLLER, A. H. HAGADORN, 100 Gifts of Gold Coin of $50 each. 5,000 J. CORWELL LEE, 300 Gifts of Gold Coin of $30 each. 9,000 200 Gifts of Gold Coin of $25 each. 5,000} By Special:permission we refer to the fol800 Gifts of Gold Coin of $20 each. . 16,000 . lowing well known citizens : F —— John H, Dickson, Sherit? Nevada County; 1,501 Gold Coin Gifts, ..0... . $90,000} T. W. Sigourney; The drawing will take place. and gifts be awarded in precisely the same manner as the Concert given’in San Francisco in aid of the Mercantile Library; and under the management of a Committee of well known responsible residents of Nevada County Cal. TREASURER, BANK OF THOS FINDLEY & CO,.GRASS VALLEY. With whom all moneys will be deposited. All disbursements will be made through said Bank. In addition to the above Gifts the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars will be given to: the Home: Hon. Wm. Watt, Hon, Thos. Findley, willecend Twelve Biekets te-any addrees in the United States. ‘ _ GEO. W. DIXON, Secretary and Business Manager. Office: Exchange Building, Grass Valley. Connecticut Mutual LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN. DYr2= FOR 1871, Four and Quarter Millions ! Assets about $32,000,000. Surplus about $9,000,000. TOTAL CLAIMS BY DEATH PAID TO DATE, over $11,000,000 TOTAL SURPLUS PREMIUMS RETURNED TO ASSURED, TO DATE, ABOUT $11, 000, O00. EXPENSE 0F MANAGEMENT During lastofficially reported ycar, 1870, Lower than in any other American Company, ONLY 8.35 per cent of Income ! G. P. SPARKS, Agent Nevada City THOS. FINDLEY & CO., BANKERS, GRASS VALLEY. j24 URCHASE GOLD DUST, MAKE AD100 Premiums ot $100 each...... 10,000 FOR SALE ON 100 Premiums of $50 cach...... 6,000 . NEW YORK, 8ST. PETERSBURG, 200 Premiums of $30 each..... 6,000 LONDON, DUBLIN, 500 Premiums of $25 each...... 12,500 “ 500 Premiums of $20 each...... 10,000 AMSTERDAM, RAMBERG, es ———_. . BREMEN, PARIS. m12 1459 Gold Coin Premiums, am’tto $150,000 EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. Opposite National Exchange Hotel. ANCASTER & ROBINSON have the LARGEST LOT OF HORSES and CARRIAGES and BUGGIES to be found in this part of the State. TEAMS, with Elegant Buggies, Wagons and Hacks to let at the sh: rtest notice and on the most reasonable terms. 816 4 © Office—113 J Street, Sacramento. Our Horses are free from vice, of good : style and capable of going us fast as any genFAULKNOR LIVERY STABLES tleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals attended to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always.on hand. Horses boerded by the day, week or month and the greatest of cure guaranteed. LANCASTER & ROBINSON Nevada, May 25th. 7" HERBY SCADDEN; . “Repairing of all kinds done st Jow rates, folowing named gentlemen; Trustees of the t— As Boatg A. Lancaster, National’ Exchange otel; M. 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript; G. y. Schmittburg, Postmaster; Julius Greenwald, County Treasurer; Geo. B. Newell, ex-County Supervisor; Thos. J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette; P. Banner, Merchant; K, B. Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County; D. E. Bell, Deputy Postmaster; Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel; G. G. Allen, Nevada Foundry; Judge T. H. Rolfe; Geo. K. Phillips, Merchant; Wm. K. Coe, Chief Engineer Fire Departt: A.B. Brady, Esq., Dudley Hoyt, Esq., and es: ‘ Martin Ford, Exq., for the purpose of buildRe bln ican ex-Chicf Engineer Fire THE BEST ing and estublishing at Grass Valley a Home A. Sandford, Merchant; for disabled and superannuated miners. Bliven & Potter. Merchants: pera opm eed . ; = For a guaranteethatthe—giftswlll be tate k Mine Ps te a YET OFFERED TO THE PEO. . fairly drawn, we beg leave toreferto any. 7 Nip ell ott eNeccnal: NB; oe ee wanted evéryGoad reatomelble agents wanted. Liberal PLE OF THE PACIFIC CQAST. . where Pe 8 ®FY* . commissions allowed. Money should be ; as ea ‘90 per cent commissionwill-be-allowed . 8&2t by Express, or by Draft on any solvent — on all orders for 60 or more tickets. Com. Bank. Address <oS Bone missions paid in tickets. On receipt of 1 . Nevada Cit Cal $150 p 000 Post office order or Greenbacks for $30 we . _P bal Tb Oe THE WORLD MOVES ! BUT THE PLATE NEED NOT? I AM HAPPY TOINFORM the citizens of Nevada County, who are interested in the — use of Dental Substitutes ; that Iam now putting in u SUPERIOR STYLE OF PLATES THAT -. WILL NOT ROCK, FALL DOWN IN CONVERSATION, OR BECOME LOOSE IN MASTICATION. I attach the Patent Flexible Edge to Plates adapting the same to the ja FLATTEST “MOUTHS, heretofore considered hopelevs cases, and guarantee that the person can not pull the Plate away. I will hére state, by way of explanation, that there is no air chamber in my new style plate,consequently no vontinuous irritation, while the edge of the plate being soft anc elastic, it conforms to tlle movement uf the muscles of the mouth in talking, and during mastication, . ks a desideratum never before attained !_¢ey Whilst prepsured to prove all of the above facts, 1 ana also prepared to save the uatural teeth by careiul tilling with the best materials, i And using the Latest Improved Instruments ! In Extracting, I gencrally use an Anaesthetic, myself chousing-the oue suited to nature of case, heulth and teniperament of pstient, etc. . Terms Cash, and large enough to secure my best etfurts. : DR. R. W. STERLING, No. 49 Main Street, GRASS VALLEY. Grass Valle ‘ June 19th, 1871. DENTISTRY. sscccaam RS. HUGHSON & HOLMES have opened an office, , In Kidd’s Building, Broad Street* Over Lester & Mulloy’s Store. They are prepared to perform all kinds of Mechanical and Operative Dentistry in the latest and most approved stylex. Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Si'ver, Vulcanite and Aluminium. Satisfaction guarantecd as to quality and price of work. Visits made at residence, if desired. Nevada, May 30th, 1871. NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET..... NEVADA CITY. J. A. LANCASTER, Proprietor: HIS WELL KNOWN HOTEL Is Al.ways open for the accommodation of tne, Traveling Public. Large additions have been made to it, and been titted up in elegant style. The Sleeping Rooms are large, airy and comfortable, and the Table will . FINE SADD BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! (+ ; ; ,, S-ply & Brussels Carpets. . ounty Pars or Cusnos. iyi. cE Sgn = es 4s in the State.‘The Proprictr will spare no f ; : a to render his guests comds of other Articles. BLIVEN & Sceiaus OE: pe, PORE TRANS LUTZ) would respectfully inform . fortable, as And Thousan: an BALERS IN CROCKERY, GLASS AND . C@Ryz-Sotay CP . B the pn heh parte mg . Broa gy of Stages for all parts of the State have i H's i ; . that he can ‘0 8 O. , Uilices at this Hotel. ‘be sold at ex<2 se ; And attending to all matters connected with D STREET, a few doors below the their Ofiives ai All of which will cies _ . French re Paper Hang-} the Livery Business in a most satisfactory National Bxchange Hotel, prepared to make Py ow Monee jo bey < nm a) Rigi for traordinary — h Se ines, can, die é&e. , Verkoroathe by the Feed, Day = °. Mee ’ Billiard Tables and Bar connected ms KIDD’s’ BUILDING, Neer bre Waris ib employed. ‘Senaneteah Gaaneseedae all edge wns aman « Try me and judge; As Nh ge ie respectful , r artis ; : $ : "deli: JOHN A. LANCASTER.