September 6, 1871 (4 pages)

an Nominee ! ¢ BARKER, an Nominee . . z, LLING. an, . Nominee ! RG AN. in Nominee if REASURER, MITH. in Nominee . . ATTORNEY, 12 Nominee ! ARK, LUNKETT. n Nominee !: tRRIN. n Nominee ! ;CHOOLS, TSON. n Nominee! MAN, n Nominee \, DGE, WELL. RKET. a {R, Prop’r.» at all. imes, the: nm, Veal, &c. ard, &c. CIAL. SUREBT. > STREET SHOP. R, Proprietor. made to order. ROMPTLY. lic Chief ! tthe State for ining ! rder on short noENGINES ! n good order, for ER. Cc. E. MULLOY ULLOY, N OVISIONS, S, &e. NEVADA CITY.’ ALCON, LARD, fISIONS on hand. ly received from ng them HYPE— CRANBERanything in our:iS a call. ik & MULLOY. NIUS, IST, LDING, AL & PINE STS. EASES! and Rose Willow . n Safe and effeceases. None but is aware of the © tich they prevail , and as a conseaving their imon. the inaccessible. yugh. mere may ure. Sold by all L\URANT. ‘REET, FX. : > Proprieter. — Ta) fi = ena rents, Ne ee. The Baily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Meanness Double Distilled. _ We have a note before us which reads. as follows: Maxicious Liz.—Monday at the half way house, Grass Valley road, Aaron Hooper with his Satanic majesty A. B. Dibble in the Background, stated to the passengers on John Major’s stage going to Nevada, that John Lancaster had received a teleaes saying that Booth would not in Nevada that evening. This note is signed by a very reSpectable gentleman of Grass Valley who then was on his way to Nevada, and heard Mr. Hooper make the statement. Marshall Harris of Grass Valley, was_also a passenger on the stage and heard Mr. Hooper make the remarks. On’ his arrival here Marshall Harris inquired of Mr. Lancaster as to the truth of the statement and was informed that no such dispatch was received, but, on the contrary, a telegram had been received saying that Booth and Eastman were on theik-say to Colfax and to send a carriage for them. Marshall Harris immediately telegraphed to Grass Valley the facts and thus prevented the cops who gave circulation to the lie from carrying into effect their helish scheme, which was-to discourage the Republicans from coming here. We understfind that a fellow holding some appointment under John H. Dickson, also took pains in-givi circulation to the devilish lie. as We can hardly believe that Aaron Hovper wilfully lied about this matter, -or that he maliciously intended te deceive the people. We have known him for many years and kaye always believed him to be a mtleman. We are inclined to believe that some infernal scoundrel of this place told him what he repeated and that he was deceived. Be it as it mayit was about as mean an act as we have ever known copperheads to be guilty of and in our jong experience in life we have} known them to be guilty of many thousands of mean detestable acts, It was meanness double distilled and boiled down to a decoction 30 degrees below. truth. As for the other fellow who gave circulation to the lie, we have nothing to say. He was only doing the bidding of his masters. If Aaron Hooper does not explain fo the Republicans of Grass Valley. his position in this’ matter ‘every Republican in that city should make it a point to-day, to show him up as &man unworthy the confidence of the people. > A Word for the Ladies. The decoration of the stand from which Booth spoke on Munday night was left to the Republican ladies of Nevada, and well did they perform the. work. Several American flags . . were beautifully festooned around and over the stand, anda large American banner was so arranged as to float the stars and stripes to the breeze. Immediately in front, a large arch, wound with red, white and blue stripes was sprung underneath the canopy, and the columns in front and at the sides were strung with evergreens and rosettes made of flowers. In one of the rosettes a large portrait of Abraham Lincoln was placed, and in another that of Newton Booth. Immediately over the canopy a portrait of Abraham Lincoln appeared, with a large banner ever it, on which were the words REMEMBER THE Martyr PREsmIDENT. Encircling the arch in front in large golden letters, were the words, THE EVE or victory. Vases filled with delightful flowers occupied the speaker’s desk. It was charmingly arranged and reflected great credit on the ladies of this city who designed and construcied the work. : Senator. Lewis. The Grass Valley Union copies an article from the Placer-Heraid;-in” which it is stated that E. J. Lewis has nothing to resign, that he isn’t Senator any longer. We always dislike to disagree with our friend of the Union, but in this matter we are compelled.to do so. E.J. Lewis is now a Senator in the State Legislature and will remain‘ so unless he . .dies or resigns, until the first Monday in December next. Should the Governor call the Legislature together before this date, E. J. Lewis Democbatic candidate for Lieutenant Governor would take his place in the Senate. Does the Union sabee? Dibble’s Speech Last Night. A. B. Dibble was advertised to speak here last night, and he gave out beforehand that he intended to call things by their right names, and be exceedingly rough on the locum tenens of the Transcrrpr. Of course we have to anticipaté what ‘he will say, for we cannot keep our columns open to so late an hour as will enable us to hear his speech and answer him. He will tell the people that every chatge brought by us against Haight isalie. He will tell them Haight did not steal $3,700 of the people’s money to pay for the flags; that he did not build the Burnett monument, nor sign eighteen subsidy bills, nor sign the lottery bill, nor recommend the repeal of the laws that prevents Chinamen from voting; nor style the Chinese ‘“‘our elder brethren;’’ nor make a speech at the Burlingame banquet. He will tell the people all these charges’ made against Haigh; are infernal lies, concocted out of whole cloth by us. He will call us all manner of bad names, and charge us with the commission of every crime in the decalogue. He will rail and rant, throw his eyes toward Heaven, raise himself on tiptoe, and with outstretched hasds and hair combed smoothly behind his ears, call on God to witness that what he is saying is the truth. He will tell the people that he never wasa Know Nothing candidate for Congress. That he never belonged to the ‘‘North Star’’ asso‘ciation, and that he never dénounced foreigners. He will say, all these things are lies. He will charge Newton Booth with high crimes and misdemeanors. He will pitch into Eastman and Sargent, and throw slime and mud upon them. He will give Gorham “phitz”’ and tell more lies in his hour’s speech than all the waters that cover the vasty deep can ever wash out, und he will by so doing sink himself so deep in degredation and crime that the hand of resurrection cannot save him. als But perhaps vur anticipations may not be realized. Dibble may not do any of these things. Well, all we have to say about it, if he don’t do so, is, that Dibble’s reformed wonderfully within the past few years; tnat he ain’t the same A. B. Dibble he was. only a few years ago. WAHOO BITTERS ! E have just received a large stock of that well known and popular Eastern manufacture, Marshall’s celebrated WAHODO BITTERS ! k@It is a Splendid Tonic, a fine beverage and thousands are daily recommending it for Dyspepsia and Costiveness. LESTER. & MULLOY, Agents for Nevada City. H.C. KIRK & CO., 149 J Street, Sacramento, General Agents. al CASSIN’S BITTERS ! ee BUYS °EM?: They are most decidedly the best Bitters ever introduced in this market. a. They can be had at all the GROCERY STORES and at all the RESPECT ABLE SA LOONS in the County. Nevada, Aug. 17th. DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! a Bae BEST PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS IN THE COUNTY —is ar— H. LEVY’S, No. 30 Commercial Street, WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Ladies’ Fancy Dress Goods, _ Hats and Millinery Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, Window Shade, &e. And a general variety of articles kept in e first-class Dry Goods Store, WILL BE SOLD ciat Serect, ot the old ptnnd of ‘Sams, Navi praise Bill Watt. He will probably . APRIL ist, 1871. FRESH GOODS ! } iy LOW .PRICES ! QUICK SALEs ! ee HE UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a vo-partnersbip under the hrm hame of HANSON & GREGORY: WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL GROCERY, PROVISION, WOODEN, WILLOW GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE, AND LIQUOR BUSINESS ‘AT THE OLD STAND . All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE ! HANSON & GREGORY, Nevada, April tst, 1871. SPECIAL NOTICK On account of an_aniurseen-antim Tvoidable delay in getting returus from our distant agencies, in Mouutana, Idaho, Colorado snd Wyoming, we hayePoltctantiy beet compelled to aeter the drawing of tue FolSul Girt Convert, until the zutn of September. As our ageutsthere have been notified tv make immediate returas in Tull, there Will be no further delay. B. ¥. Bares, J. O. Brown, J. Kinney, J. H. BoRNHAM, Board ot Managers. SECURE YOUR TICKETS WITHOUT DéLAY! NO MORE PUS TPONKMENTS ! ; A les PRIZES IN THE FOLSOM GIFT CONCERT Will be awarded on the 20th of SEPTEMBER, 1871. Agents must make full returns on the 17th of September. POSITIVELY THE NEXT DRAWING TO TAKE PLACE IN THE STATE. No Tickets canceled. No reduction in Prizes. $45,000 IN GOLD COIN, In 667 Gifts, ranging from $10,000 to $20 30,000 Tickets at $2 50 each. — BOARD OF MANAGERS: B. F. Bates, J. H. Burnham, J. O. Brown, J. Kinney. Pres., B. F. Bates. Sce'y., J. H. Burnham. TREASURER. B. F. Hastings & Co., Bankers, Sacramento, With whom all moneys will be deposited, and through whom ali disbursements will pe made. Address all orders to J. H. BURNHAM, Secretary. aug9 FOLSOM, CAL. G. W, Weleh, E. Goldsinith, A. Sanford, W, H. Davidson, C. Beckman, Agents at Nevada City. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD ! ATTENTION 1! YOU are hereby coinmanded to apat at your ARMORY, IN FULL JNIFORM, on Saturday, September 9th, 1871, Ati o’clock, P. M. sharp, FOR PARADE AND TARGET PRACTICE. Every Member of the Company is requested to be on hand. By order J. A. LANCASTER, Capt, Com. J. F. Carr, O. 8. a22 Dissolution of Co-partnership. $e partnership heretofere existing under the firin name of PRESTON & « afRCHILD,is this day dissolved by mutual consent. ; E, M. PRESTON, J, A, FAIRCHILD, Having purchased. the interest of J. A. Fairchild in the Nevada Drug Store, the business will be continued as usual, at the old under the Persons indebted to the late firm are reja oat et ati . ioner of the State of California. OFFICE OF Insurance Commissioner, San Francisco, Aug. 29th, 1871. EDWARD P. GRAY, Esq. San Francisco. Dear Sir: In answer to your inquiry I wilt state that the; “Golden State” Relief As. sociation and Pacific Protective Association, Consclidated,” has not complied «with the Insurance laws of this State. Any insurance business transacted by said Association is in direct violation of the law. Very Respectfully, GEO. W. MOWE, 5 Insurance Commissioner. Per A, B. Smith, Deputy. 4 A.D. LEMAIRE, ; North Blomfield. Sir : In answer to your letter of July 25th, please see above certificate of the CommissI have obtained this so that you may caution your friends and the public at large. All money obtained by said Company has been obtained in violation of the laws: of the State of California, EDWARD P. GRAY. Per DR. A. C. FARNO, Traveling Agent. MILWAUKEE BREWERY. H W. DREYFUSS continues to maunle facture as good ; i LAGER BEER . As can be found on the Pacific coast. Eager 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 attended to. Give mcatrial. I am confident of giving the very best satisfaction. LaGER BEER delivered to any part of the ounty FREE OF CHARGE. jy7. John Jack’s Variety Store. PINE STREET, next doorto the Corner of Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN JACK having fitted his new Store up in good style, is prepared to furnish the publie with $ Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Goods, &e. &. At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give me a call. ; a _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. French 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. DRE. EDWARD OF THE : Russ House.. San Francisco, AVING made arrangements to remain in GRASS VALLEY a short time, will be nappy to treat patients. Mr Myers’ long hospital experience has afforded hit every facility in the treatment of CHRONIC CASES, Especially Female Diseases, Chronic Rhetmatism, etc. Offite—Exchange Hotel, Room No 1. DrE. Myers will visit Nevada City every Wednesday and Saturday and patients may consult him at the Na= tional Exchange Hotel, from 12 M. to 5 o’clock, P. M. a0 NOTICE. NHE consumers of Water Must Positively abstain trom the use of Water for Irrigation or Street Sprinkling as the supply is not suflicient to keep up at the present rate of use. The non-compliance with this rule will cause the Water to be shut off at once. Nevada City Water Works, Per J. E. BROWN. Examination of Teaehers. a30 HE Regular Quarterly Meeting of the Board of Examination of Nevada coun~ ty will be held in the High School Room, NEVADA CITY, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sept 6th, 7th and 8th. All persons desiring Certificates to teach are requested to be present punctually at 10. ¢ k, A. M.on Wednesday. T. B. WHITE, €ounty Supt. of Public Schools. MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock holders of the Keystone Gravel Mining Company will be held at Nevada City, California, Sept. 30th, 1871. sep 3d, lm A. H. PARKER, Sec’y. FOR SALE. HE Stock of Goods and Fixtures in the Variety Store of the undersigned, on Cuunmercial Street, together with the good will of the estublishiment, will be suld ata bargain, tu a cash customer, by application soon. Connected witn tbe establishmont isa large cocking stove and Kestaurant fixtures, which will be suld separately or together, Apply to THUs. BRUCK. 83 FOR SALE. 12-HORSE POWER STEAM ENGINE A and Boiler, with Hoisting gear, and six-inch Hanslow Pump, are offered for sale very cheap. Apply to the Office of the NEVADA ICE COMPANY. Nevada, June 21st, 1871. CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN JAMILY GROCERIES. & PRO-. VISIONS. OPPOSITE METHODIST CHUROG, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. &7” New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay. Goods sold at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. ~ 02 FREEMAN'S BROOM FACTORY Middle Yuba Cressing. LWAYS on hand the very finest quality of BROOMS made in the State. Merchants of Nevada Co ied order. Address THOMAS FRERMAS Mest San Suan, Nevada County; as . Paints, Oil. Turpentine, &c. MYERS, {W. H: CRAWFORD’S COLUMN. HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE! --AT THE— —OLD STAND, »"ty Opposite the Union’ Hotel and the Express Offices, MAIN STEEET.. NEVADA. IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, NAILS AND SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. [AGENTS FOR . WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight. on GIANT, CALIFORNIA, —~aND— ~ EASTERN POWDER & FUSE. ee Wooden, am Willow, Crockery, and Glass Ware. AGENT FOR THE SEWING -MACHINE ! THE BEST MADE Always in Store, SPOOL, COTTON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND BELTINGS. Call and.examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices ‘though “‘nary cent’”’ changes hand, —— Gas and Water Pipe! OF ALL KINDS! And fittings always on hand—and@ connections made with the. City Water Works. W. H. CRAWFORD, AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA,. Nos. 27 & 29 Main Street. . $43,000 IN: GOLD comN . GRAND GIFT CONCERT,” 7 [ POSTPONED UNTIL THE ist DAY OF OOTOBER NEXT, when \ $43, OOO in Gold Coin will be awarded in Gold Coin, as Premiums ! 50,000 Tickets at $1 50 in. Goin, each. The Gifts rauge from $5,000-to-$10. There will be NO CANCELLATION of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS. from the 1 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 gf San Francisco, and under the supervision of well known citizens of North San Juan, and the Managers of this Association, The object Of this Association is a purely benevolent one, for the Benefit of Schools, Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, iir North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commeéndation and support of the public, The success of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A large number of its Tickets having already been sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, also in all 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. ~pervent allowed to Agents. == =~ Asa guaranty of the good faith of the managers of this Association in instituting this Gift Concert we will refer to the professional and buginess men of North San Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley, JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer. ~ All orders and communications to i JAMES A. STIDGER, Sec’y, North San Juan, Cal. THE NEXT DRAWING WITHOUT DELAY ! N° MORE POSTPONEMENTS ! CONCERT Will award their Prizes on Wednesday, Sept. 18th, "71, Agents must make full returns by the 9th of September, NO TICKETS CANCELLED ! NO REDUCTION IN PRIZES! $50,000 in Gold Coin! In 950 Gifts ! From $15,000 to $20 for $2 50! Only 40,000 Tickets ! NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE YOUR TICKETS ! ONLY A FEW LEFT ON HAND! te Twenty per cent commission allowed on all orders of 100 tickets. MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS ! — Address all orders to R. J. VAN VOORHIES, Secretary Placerville Benevolent Association, PLACERVILLE, CAL. Brass and String Music. A ke Nevada City Brassand String Bands are prepared to furnish the best music to be obtained in Nevada County, for Pelitical Meetings, Excursions, Balls, Parties, etc. The Brass Band being under the leader ship of Phil. Goyne, and the String Band under the direction. of M. M. Blum, and composed of welt known and pepular musicigns, is a sufficient guarantee of the style of music to be furnished. M. M. BLUM, Business Manager. vada, July-26th, 1871. ~ REFRESHMENT SALOON. Sees located at Dnexyvss Op S#ann No. 50 Pine Street, Ham & Eggs, Luncheon, Bevada, Muay THE PLACERVILLE GIFT. T am paepared to furnish, at ALL, HOURS,

an Nominee ! ¢ BARKER, an Nominee . . z, LLING. an, . Nominee ! RG AN. in Nominee if REASURER, MITH. in Nominee . . ATTORNEY, 12 Nominee ! ARK, LUNKETT. n Nominee !: tRRIN. n Nominee ! ;CHOOLS, TSON. n Nominee! MAN, n Nominee \, DGE, WELL. RKET. a {R, Prop’r.» at all. imes, the: nm, Veal, &c. ard, &c. CIAL. SUREBT. > STREET SHOP. R, Proprietor. made to order. ROMPTLY. lic Chief ! tthe State for ining ! rder on short noENGINES ! n good order, for ER. Cc. E. MULLOY ULLOY, N OVISIONS, S, &e. NEVADA CITY.’ ALCON, LARD, fISIONS on hand. ly received from ng them HYPE— CRANBERanything in our:iS a call. ik & MULLOY. NIUS, IST, LDING, AL & PINE STS. EASES! and Rose Willow . n Safe and effeceases. None but is aware of the © tich they prevail , and as a conseaving their imon. the inaccessible. yugh. mere may ure. Sold by all L\URANT. ‘REET, FX. : > Proprieter. — Ta) fi = ena rents, Ne ee. The Baily Transcript NEVADA CITY, CAL. LOCAL AFFAIRS. Meanness Double Distilled. _ We have a note before us which reads. as follows: Maxicious Liz.—Monday at the half way house, Grass Valley road, Aaron Hooper with his Satanic majesty A. B. Dibble in the Background, stated to the passengers on John Major’s stage going to Nevada, that John Lancaster had received a teleaes saying that Booth would not in Nevada that evening. This note is signed by a very reSpectable gentleman of Grass Valley who then was on his way to Nevada, and heard Mr. Hooper make the statement. Marshall Harris of Grass Valley, was_also a passenger on the stage and heard Mr. Hooper make the remarks. On’ his arrival here Marshall Harris inquired of Mr. Lancaster as to the truth of the statement and was informed that no such dispatch was received, but, on the contrary, a telegram had been received saying that Booth and Eastman were on theik-say to Colfax and to send a carriage for them. Marshall Harris immediately telegraphed to Grass Valley the facts and thus prevented the cops who gave circulation to the lie from carrying into effect their helish scheme, which was-to discourage the Republicans from coming here. We understfind that a fellow holding some appointment under John H. Dickson, also took pains in-givi circulation to the devilish lie. as We can hardly believe that Aaron Hovper wilfully lied about this matter, -or that he maliciously intended te deceive the people. We have known him for many years and kaye always believed him to be a mtleman. We are inclined to believe that some infernal scoundrel of this place told him what he repeated and that he was deceived. Be it as it mayit was about as mean an act as we have ever known copperheads to be guilty of and in our jong experience in life we have} known them to be guilty of many thousands of mean detestable acts, It was meanness double distilled and boiled down to a decoction 30 degrees below. truth. As for the other fellow who gave circulation to the lie, we have nothing to say. He was only doing the bidding of his masters. If Aaron Hooper does not explain fo the Republicans of Grass Valley. his position in this’ matter ‘every Republican in that city should make it a point to-day, to show him up as &man unworthy the confidence of the people. > A Word for the Ladies. The decoration of the stand from which Booth spoke on Munday night was left to the Republican ladies of Nevada, and well did they perform the. work. Several American flags . . were beautifully festooned around and over the stand, anda large American banner was so arranged as to float the stars and stripes to the breeze. Immediately in front, a large arch, wound with red, white and blue stripes was sprung underneath the canopy, and the columns in front and at the sides were strung with evergreens and rosettes made of flowers. In one of the rosettes a large portrait of Abraham Lincoln was placed, and in another that of Newton Booth. Immediately over the canopy a portrait of Abraham Lincoln appeared, with a large banner ever it, on which were the words REMEMBER THE Martyr PREsmIDENT. Encircling the arch in front in large golden letters, were the words, THE EVE or victory. Vases filled with delightful flowers occupied the speaker’s desk. It was charmingly arranged and reflected great credit on the ladies of this city who designed and construcied the work. : Senator. Lewis. The Grass Valley Union copies an article from the Placer-Heraid;-in” which it is stated that E. J. Lewis has nothing to resign, that he isn’t Senator any longer. We always dislike to disagree with our friend of the Union, but in this matter we are compelled.to do so. E.J. Lewis is now a Senator in the State Legislature and will remain‘ so unless he . .dies or resigns, until the first Monday in December next. Should the Governor call the Legislature together before this date, E. J. Lewis Democbatic candidate for Lieutenant Governor would take his place in the Senate. Does the Union sabee? Dibble’s Speech Last Night. A. B. Dibble was advertised to speak here last night, and he gave out beforehand that he intended to call things by their right names, and be exceedingly rough on the locum tenens of the Transcrrpr. Of course we have to anticipaté what ‘he will say, for we cannot keep our columns open to so late an hour as will enable us to hear his speech and answer him. He will tell the people that every chatge brought by us against Haight isalie. He will tell them Haight did not steal $3,700 of the people’s money to pay for the flags; that he did not build the Burnett monument, nor sign eighteen subsidy bills, nor sign the lottery bill, nor recommend the repeal of the laws that prevents Chinamen from voting; nor style the Chinese ‘“‘our elder brethren;’’ nor make a speech at the Burlingame banquet. He will tell the people all these charges’ made against Haigh; are infernal lies, concocted out of whole cloth by us. He will call us all manner of bad names, and charge us with the commission of every crime in the decalogue. He will rail and rant, throw his eyes toward Heaven, raise himself on tiptoe, and with outstretched hasds and hair combed smoothly behind his ears, call on God to witness that what he is saying is the truth. He will tell the people that he never wasa Know Nothing candidate for Congress. That he never belonged to the ‘‘North Star’’ asso‘ciation, and that he never dénounced foreigners. He will say, all these things are lies. He will charge Newton Booth with high crimes and misdemeanors. He will pitch into Eastman and Sargent, and throw slime and mud upon them. He will give Gorham “phitz”’ and tell more lies in his hour’s speech than all the waters that cover the vasty deep can ever wash out, und he will by so doing sink himself so deep in degredation and crime that the hand of resurrection cannot save him. als But perhaps vur anticipations may not be realized. Dibble may not do any of these things. Well, all we have to say about it, if he don’t do so, is, that Dibble’s reformed wonderfully within the past few years; tnat he ain’t the same A. B. Dibble he was. only a few years ago. WAHOO BITTERS ! E have just received a large stock of that well known and popular Eastern manufacture, Marshall’s celebrated WAHODO BITTERS ! k@It is a Splendid Tonic, a fine beverage and thousands are daily recommending it for Dyspepsia and Costiveness. LESTER. & MULLOY, Agents for Nevada City. H.C. KIRK & CO., 149 J Street, Sacramento, General Agents. al CASSIN’S BITTERS ! ee BUYS °EM?: They are most decidedly the best Bitters ever introduced in this market. a. They can be had at all the GROCERY STORES and at all the RESPECT ABLE SA LOONS in the County. Nevada, Aug. 17th. DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS! a Bae BEST PLACE TO BUY DRY GOODS IN THE COUNTY —is ar— H. LEVY’S, No. 30 Commercial Street, WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF Ladies’ Fancy Dress Goods, _ Hats and Millinery Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, Window Shade, &e. And a general variety of articles kept in e first-class Dry Goods Store, WILL BE SOLD ciat Serect, ot the old ptnnd of ‘Sams, Navi praise Bill Watt. He will probably . APRIL ist, 1871. FRESH GOODS ! } iy LOW .PRICES ! QUICK SALEs ! ee HE UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a vo-partnersbip under the hrm hame of HANSON & GREGORY: WILL CONTINUE THE GENERAL GROCERY, PROVISION, WOODEN, WILLOW GLASS, AND CROCKERY WARE, AND LIQUOR BUSINESS ‘AT THE OLD STAND . All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered within a reasonable distance of Nevada, FREE OF CHARGE ! HANSON & GREGORY, Nevada, April tst, 1871. SPECIAL NOTICK On account of an_aniurseen-antim Tvoidable delay in getting returus from our distant agencies, in Mouutana, Idaho, Colorado snd Wyoming, we hayePoltctantiy beet compelled to aeter the drawing of tue FolSul Girt Convert, until the zutn of September. As our ageutsthere have been notified tv make immediate returas in Tull, there Will be no further delay. B. ¥. Bares, J. O. Brown, J. Kinney, J. H. BoRNHAM, Board ot Managers. SECURE YOUR TICKETS WITHOUT DéLAY! NO MORE PUS TPONKMENTS ! ; A les PRIZES IN THE FOLSOM GIFT CONCERT

Will be awarded on the 20th of SEPTEMBER, 1871. Agents must make full returns on the 17th of September. POSITIVELY THE NEXT DRAWING TO TAKE PLACE IN THE STATE. No Tickets canceled. No reduction in Prizes. $45,000 IN GOLD COIN, In 667 Gifts, ranging from $10,000 to $20 30,000 Tickets at $2 50 each. — BOARD OF MANAGERS: B. F. Bates, J. H. Burnham, J. O. Brown, J. Kinney. Pres., B. F. Bates. Sce'y., J. H. Burnham. TREASURER. B. F. Hastings & Co., Bankers, Sacramento, With whom all moneys will be deposited, and through whom ali disbursements will pe made. Address all orders to J. H. BURNHAM, Secretary. aug9 FOLSOM, CAL. G. W, Weleh, E. Goldsinith, A. Sanford, W, H. Davidson, C. Beckman, Agents at Nevada City. NEVADA LIGHT GUARD ! ATTENTION 1! YOU are hereby coinmanded to apat at your ARMORY, IN FULL JNIFORM, on Saturday, September 9th, 1871, Ati o’clock, P. M. sharp, FOR PARADE AND TARGET PRACTICE. Every Member of the Company is requested to be on hand. By order J. A. LANCASTER, Capt, Com. J. F. Carr, O. 8. a22 Dissolution of Co-partnership. $e partnership heretofere existing under the firin name of PRESTON & « afRCHILD,is this day dissolved by mutual consent. ; E, M. PRESTON, J, A, FAIRCHILD, Having purchased. the interest of J. A. Fairchild in the Nevada Drug Store, the business will be continued as usual, at the old under the Persons indebted to the late firm are reja oat et ati . ioner of the State of California. OFFICE OF Insurance Commissioner, San Francisco, Aug. 29th, 1871. EDWARD P. GRAY, Esq. San Francisco. Dear Sir: In answer to your inquiry I wilt state that the; “Golden State” Relief As. sociation and Pacific Protective Association, Consclidated,” has not complied «with the Insurance laws of this State. Any insurance business transacted by said Association is in direct violation of the law. Very Respectfully, GEO. W. MOWE, 5 Insurance Commissioner. Per A, B. Smith, Deputy. 4 A.D. LEMAIRE, ; North Blomfield. Sir : In answer to your letter of July 25th, please see above certificate of the CommissI have obtained this so that you may caution your friends and the public at large. All money obtained by said Company has been obtained in violation of the laws: of the State of California, EDWARD P. GRAY. Per DR. A. C. FARNO, Traveling Agent. MILWAUKEE BREWERY. H W. DREYFUSS continues to maunle facture as good ; i LAGER BEER . As can be found on the Pacific coast. Eager 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 attended to. Give mcatrial. I am confident of giving the very best satisfaction. LaGER BEER delivered to any part of the ounty FREE OF CHARGE. jy7. John Jack’s Variety Store. PINE STREET, next doorto the Corner of Broad Street, Nevada City. OHN JACK having fitted his new Store up in good style, is prepared to furnish the publie with $ Fruit, Candies, Berries, Cigars, Goods, &e. &. At the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Give me a call. ; a _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. French 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. DRE. EDWARD OF THE : Russ House... San Francisco, AVING made arrangements to remain in GRASS VALLEY a short time, will be nappy to treat patients. Mr Myers’ long hospital experience has afforded hit every facility in the treatment of CHRONIC CASES, Especially Female Diseases, Chronic Rhetmatism, etc. Offite—Exchange Hotel, Room No 1. DrE. Myers will visit Nevada City every Wednesday and Saturday and patients may consult him at the Na= tional Exchange Hotel, from 12 M. to 5 o’clock, P. M. a0 NOTICE. NHE consumers of Water Must Positively abstain trom the use of Water for Irrigation or Street Sprinkling as the supply is not suflicient to keep up at the present rate of use. The non-compliance with this rule will cause the Water to be shut off at once. Nevada City Water Works, Per J. E. BROWN. Examination of Teaehers. a30 HE Regular Quarterly Meeting of the Board of Examination of Nevada coun~ ty will be held in the High School Room, NEVADA CITY, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sept 6th, 7th and 8th. All persons desiring Certificates to teach are requested to be present punctually at 10. ¢ k, A. M.on Wednesday. T. B. WHITE, €ounty Supt. of Public Schools. MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock holders of the Keystone Gravel Mining Company will be held at Nevada City, California, Sept. 30th, 1871. sep 3d, lm A. H. PARKER, Sec’y. FOR SALE. HE Stock of Goods and Fixtures in the Variety Store of the undersigned, on Cuunmercial Street, together with the good will of the estublishiment, will be suld ata bargain, tu a cash customer, by application soon. Connected witn tbe establishmont isa large cocking stove and Kestaurant fixtures, which will be suld separately or together, Apply to THUs. BRUCK. 83 FOR SALE. 12-HORSE POWER STEAM ENGINE A and Boiler, with Hoisting gear, and six-inch Hanslow Pump, are offered for sale very cheap. Apply to the Office of the NEVADA ICE COMPANY. Nevada, June 21st, 1871. CHARLES F. ROBINSON, DEALER IN JAMILY GROCERIES. & PRO-. VISIONS. OPPOSITE METHODIST CHUROG, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. &7” New and Fresh Goods received every week, from the Bay. Goods sold at the lowest cash rates and delivered free of charge. ~ 02 FREEMAN'S BROOM FACTORY Middle Yuba Cressing. LWAYS on hand the very finest quality of BROOMS made in the State. Merchants of Nevada Co ied order. Address THOMAS FRERMAS Mest San Suan, Nevada County; as . Paints, Oil. Turpentine, &c. MYERS, {W. H: CRAWFORD’S COLUMN. HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE! --AT THE— —OLD STAND, »"ty Opposite the Union’ Hotel and the Express Offices, MAIN STEEET.... NEVADA. IRON AND STEEL, ROPE, all sizes, NAILS AND SHOVELS, STOVES AND TINWARE HYDRAULIC PIPE, Black and Galvanized. [AGENTS FOR . WIRE ROPE. At the Manufacturers Prices And Freight. on GIANT, CALIFORNIA, —~aND— ~ EASTERN POWDER & FUSE. ee Wooden, am Willow, Crockery, and Glass Ware. AGENT FOR THE SEWING -MACHINE ! THE BEST MADE Always in Store, SPOOL, COTTON, SILK AND NEEDLES for the various Machines in use. RUBBER HOSE, PACKING, AND BELTINGS. Call and.examine STOCK AND PRICES before purchasing for you can save money every time. No trouble to show Goods and give prices ‘though “‘nary cent’”’ changes hand, —— Gas and Water Pipe! OF ALL KINDS! And fittings always on hand—and@ connections made with the. City Water Works. W. H. CRAWFORD, AT NORTH SAN JUAN, CALIFORNIA,. Nos. 27 & 29 Main Street. . $43,000 IN: GOLD comN . GRAND GIFT CONCERT,” 7 [ POSTPONED UNTIL THE ist DAY OF OOTOBER NEXT, when \ $43, OOO in Gold Coin will be awarded in Gold Coin, as Premiums ! 50,000 Tickets at $1 50 in. Goin, each. The Gifts rauge from $5,000-to-$10. There will be NO CANCELLATION of tickets, NOR ANY DEDUCTIONS. from the 1 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 gf San Francisco, and under the supervision of well known citizens of North San Juan, and the Managers of this Association, The object Of this Association is a purely benevolent one, for the Benefit of Schools, Churches, Cemeteries, and Water Works, iir North San Juan, and the towns in its vicinity, and is deserving the commeéndation and support of the public, The success of this Association is placed beyond a doubt. A large number of its Tickets having already been sold to citizens of San Juan and vicinity, also in all 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. ~pervent allowed to Agents. == =~ Asa guaranty of the good faith of the managers of this Association in instituting this Gift Concert we will refer to the professional and buginess men of North San Juan, Nevada City and Grass Valley, JOHN T. MORGAN, Treasurer. ~ All orders and communications to i JAMES A. STIDGER, Sec’y, North San Juan, Cal. THE NEXT DRAWING WITHOUT DELAY ! N° MORE POSTPONEMENTS ! CONCERT Will award their Prizes on Wednesday, Sept. 18th, "71, Agents must make full returns by the 9th of September, NO TICKETS CANCELLED ! NO REDUCTION IN PRIZES! $50,000 in Gold Coin! In 950 Gifts ! From $15,000 to $20 for $2 50! Only 40,000 Tickets ! NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE YOUR TICKETS ! ONLY A FEW LEFT ON HAND! te Twenty per cent commission allowed on all orders of 100 tickets. MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS ! — Address all orders to R. J. VAN VOORHIES, Secretary Placerville Benevolent Association, PLACERVILLE, CAL. Brass and String Music. A ke Nevada City Brassand String Bands are prepared to furnish the best music to be obtained in Nevada County, for Pelitical Meetings, Excursions, Balls, Parties, etc. The Brass Band being under the leader ship of Phil. Goyne, and the String Band under the direction. of M. M. Blum, and composed of welt known and pepular musicigns, is a sufficient guarantee of the style of music to be furnished. M. M. BLUM, Business Manager. vada, July-26th, 1871. ~ REFRESHMENT SALOON. Sees located at Dnexyvss Op S#ann No. 50 Pine Street, Ham & Eggs, Luncheon, Bevada, Muay THE PLACERVILLE GIFT. T am paepared to furnish, at ALL, HOURS,