September 7, 1866 (4 pages)

Che Daily Transrript. . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, j PANY, ee) LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ARREST OF SvupposED Escares.—On Jast Tuesday night Marshal Snow of Grass Talley arrested two men in that place, who are supposed to be escaped convicts from San Quentin. They gave their names as Thompson and Williams and could net render a ¥ery satisfactory account of themselves. One was afterwards recognized as George Taylor. Information was sent to Sheriff Gentry of the arrest, and Under Sheyit? Potter went to Grass Valley on Wednesday, and brought the parties to the county jail. Taylor,;whose-real name ia Street, ‘SONALLY $750,000 $119,735 President, is supposed from marks upon his arm, to be G. McKenzie, “has been to the State ctor. Prison four different times. He is a native r Nevada, bf New York. He was at one time a pal ae, pf “Rattlesnake Dick” a notorious high‘ODOR, Avayman, Taylor was sent from San FriitiJTRESS isco for 3 years for’ grand larceny, In past 858 he shot at and wounded Carley. He Fes was tried for.assault with intent to’ comand pays pan ‘mit murder, and was sent to the Penitenf children. out injuring i, at the Etat. site Stumpt’s § auges Htiary for 3 years,. He escaped June 20th, 1860. He was again sent from this count¥ for burglary for the term of 3. years, May 3d, 1863. He was afterward sent from Amador for seven years. He claims » that he was pardoned by the Governor PH about the 12th of July of the present year. !'The other man is supposed .to be William Berger, a Polander, who was sent from . San Francisco, June 5th, 1859,for grand larceny. Heis of fair complexion, gray eyes and light hair, and about 5 feet 5 }inches.in height. In a few days full. in® formation will be received from the officers @ at San Quentin, and.there is but little } doubt that these “gentlemen” will go back to their old quarters. thecary, ‘rames ! ‘ THE SUPERVISOR ELECTION.—The Su. ” ‘HE OLD @ePervisor election in the Second District, _ @e which includes the townships of Grass ada City, Valley, Rough and Ready, and .,bit1e House, k of Mahoga of Moulding @ tle York, took place on Wednesday last.— But very little interest was manifested in the contest, and the vote was exceedingly smal. ting poptlation~of nearly’ two thousand, mes made on ~ . ‘ Grass Valley township, with a vodone at short a F only polled 550 votes. The loss on the acl E vote of last year was even greater in the t other townships of the District. In the U SIC. Union Convention which nominated 8. D. Bosworth, only two townships were represented and no platform was addpted.? J. J. Dorsey was nominated by a Convention : fealled as friends of the Administration, Mo — but there were local issues which had a much greater influence in the election. — Mr. Bosworth had served one term on the Board and made many enemies who used every effort to defeat him. stands as follows : 10, Guitar and usical Instruto six pieces t Practice, JARD. ear at your e TENTH The vote. . uniform, « , Bosworth. Dorsey. Grass ‘Valley, 198 347 xpected ore BE Tittle York, 43 30. ‘aptCom’g. Rough & Ready, 47 18 Total, 203) : 995.4 © Only 688 votes were polled in the Dis" py) trict. Dorsey's majority is 102. . Evening,-Sept eae a inia City, Sevenety Brursep.—John Gregory, fof Gregory & English’s Eureka Express, \D. © was thrown from a horse on the road from Eureka on Wednesday, and considerably VALLEY ti > ruised. He started from that place with UREKA, + [two horses, riding one and lading the ther by a rope. _The horse he was riding mmenced bugking, and the rope attachd to the other horse was wound around is body. He was dragged from his horse nd remained for.some time insensible.— NIA CITY. Nye’s Summit ept. 3, staged und Nevads, d Friday e was severely, but not seriously bruised Passengers by » he The , T at Meadow bout the head and back. The place r st ing sas rhere the accident occurred was five miles ass fou ‘ ‘be, the best hway from a house, Gregory was lucky urning stages hat his injuries were not of a more serie morning. } ce Honse, eve .TURDAY for © "Proprietor. LO us character. FIRE.—The stable, barns and outbuildngs, on the old McCarty ranch, between his city and Grass Valley, owned by Jno, M. Lopes, were destroyed by fire between i and 2 o’clock, on Thursday night last.— by Trees he fire.originated in the barn where sev: eral nien were sleeping. One of the tarns lers, Feneral Fund! Feb. 15. 1866.) terest on the® st. ontained 90 tons of hay. Mr. Lopes estimates his loss at $3000. We feel sorry for ane the fr d Mr. Lopes as he is a hard-working and ifoffice. §1 Gildustrious man. wo ie ee rag’ 2) TuE Goop TempLars.—Thé L, O. of G. Assia . Meet at Masonic Hallthis evening. — and i 12to 4P.8 Jimportant business wilt be transacted, and p full attendance is desired, EN ? ae GENERAL . INSURANCE AGENCY. ~~ SAN, FRANCISCO, July ist, 1866. . The following Fire insurance Compunies, vit : The “Home,” of New York. ae ‘Whe “Harttord,” of Hartford, Coun, Khe ** Washington,” of New York. The ‘‘Aretic,? of New York. ‘Whe ** Phoenix, of New York. + H4 VING decided to relinquish business on the Kavitie coast, we-shull cease Lo. issue tvusvies of lusurauce on and after this date. The above named Companies have transierred their entire busiucss tu the ‘ Pacific: Insurance Company, _ OF SAN FRANCISCO. , The Bonds deposited with Wells, Fargo & Co —Four Hundred and Kitty Thoussnd bellars—’ will renrana on deposit till all obliyations under Oulstandiny policies shall have ceased. ‘Nhe suboe Wil aujust and pay all lusses as hereteOre. Thanking the public fer the many favors we have received ut their bands, we ask tat they will, transfer their putrouuge tu the PACIFACANSU kANCE COMVANY, with whom we are'nuw cunnected, assuripy all yur customers thut their interests shall be fully uurded und that they will find in the Pacitic Uje same seeurity, promptuess and justice that has ever churacterizeu the Colmpaules with which we have su lung veen connected, * BiGeLUW y BROTHER, “General lusurance Ageutss PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, ‘ SAN ERANCISCU, July 2, 1006. § The Pacitic lusurance Coinpuny baviug urrauged With Messrs. Bigelow & Brotuer tur tue truuster of the business of tue Fire lusurance Companies lutely represented by them, is wow prepared tu offer tu all parties Turmerjy insured by seid Companies equally Hiberal trims wud ‘prompt payinéut of ul! lusses-in United: States yuld coin. ‘ Mr H.H. biyelow will be the General Agent tor this Company,” ruin this date. Jd. HUNT, President. A, d.dalston, Secretary. —NEW aGENCY— PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO. The undersigned heretofore Agent of all the Companies represented by Messrs. bigelow & bro. having beeu appointed Agent of the Pacific Insurance Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO, Will attend to his friends as heretofore and cont-nue to imsure against all Fire Risks, paying all losses promptly in Gold Coin, k. F. SPENCE, Fire and Life Insurance Agent, NEVADA CITY, Nevada, July 22, 1866.—3m Property for Sale, COMFORTABLE dwelling house, 40 by 16 feet, containing eight rooms, ix offered’ for suie cheap. Upon the premises are a good barn, a splendid well of Water and an excellent vegetabie garden. For particulars apply to PATKICK CURRKEY, Pine Street, Near the Susvensio n bricge. UNION HOTEL. Second and K Sts. SACRAMENTO. L. CULVER, Proprietor. auls CESTS furnished with rooms by the day, week ornronth, A few chuice rooms ter families, with private dining room attached. Barand Billiard Saloons of the first order. 914 W. C. GROVES, UNDERTAKER, Shop No, 10 Broad Street, Nevada. Te ———5 _ Rosewood and -Mahogany Coffins CesT constantly on hand. Metalic cases furnished to order. Everything requisite for Funerals constantly am hand. "m8 AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH me WATCHES, #3 FOR SALE BY Ww. Cc. RANDOLPH. Nevada, Sept. 7th. MILLINERY. 46 MILL ST.,.GRASS VALLEY, MRS. DOBSON woild respectfall inform the Ladies of Névada city and vicinity that SHE HASJUST RECEIVED The Very Latest] Styles of Bonnets, HATS, CAPS, RIBBONS AND FLOWERS, Gipsey Bonnets for Ladies & Misses, “ CHINESE PEARL HATS. Gold and Pearl Straw Gimps for BONNETS, Pattern Bonnets, direct from Paris, Her entire’stock of Millinery being the largest, richest and best selected. ever offered for in Nevada county. NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER. Bonnets and Hats bleach promos and altered, to the latest shapes. oom the place, No, 46 MMill Street, Grass Valley. aug4 SPRING & SUMMER CAMPAIGN . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO., ' —OPENED,— — TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT !! Dunder und Blixum ! GREGORY & WAITS, cris a4 HAs ON HAND IN THEIR STORE and CELLAR, + oy r 8 Have-now on hand and arriving jar vial THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE: *° KIDD & KNOX BLOCK, rd 1,000 TONS . ome LY Pe MERCHANDISE. Of every description to be found in the lise of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, . Mining & Mechanics’ Tools, : Groceries & ibiovishena Paints, Flour & Feed, Varnish, Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, Glass & Crockery Oils, Wares, 100 tons Iron and Steel, all sizes. 500 kegs Eastern. Powder. 2500 feet of Fuse. 150 flasks Quicksilyer. 2000 feet Rubber & Leather Belting '& Hose. 1000 yards Duck—assorted numbers. 1000 gallons Kerosene, owe 500 gals. Lard, Neats’ Foot, and Paint Oils, 12000 pounds Nevada'Cired Bacon. 4000 pounds Sugars, all kinds, 50 chests Teas, Black, Japan, Young Hyson 500 boxes Candles. 500 gallons Stone Jugs and Jars. WINES, . LIQUORS, , . , CASE GOODS, Ete, Ete. Which we offer to the Trade at Pricesand upon Terms defying Competition, Senanemenatel gk Our Purchases and Sales are larger than thoee of any House in the county, and we can; and do. “BUY AND SELL” Jower than any other, Ca, and examine our Stock and Prices before purchasing. “QUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales, o ARS SOLE AGENTS FOR ALMADEN QUICKSILVER. Silver Flasks, in order, Bought, ti Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge, All Sales guaranteed to give fuil satisfaction, 4 _ORAWFORD, LEAVITT & Nevada, May 12th ; ’ Ca. ic . (Te which we might add for the. benefit es (Old stand of Jesse Wall and his successors. } A Larger stock of Goods in their line . , Uaan can be found in any other “store in the County, Amounting to something -ess than a cargo for the. Great Eastern and consisting of mn Hardware, * Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, i AND Glass Ware, B ‘ of competion, BEWARE.) . GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, Of the Choicest Qualities, BARLEY, WHEAT, . BRAN, -' ‘SHORTS, : &e. &c. On hand and to arrive, mostly tuarrive, 1000 kegs of, Powder; Fuse enough fer au Ocean Cable and warranted not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of one Goodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, To grease the guigeons of the Universe, More Quicksilver than we want at the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of them. Teas and Coffees, more kinds than evor kuown before, A few Cords of Bacon, warranted * ovrn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made 4 shegp’s ucquaintanee, or no sale, 1000-boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We ‘buy and sell the best artick, 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Rakes, Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, €wine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and any kind of Liquors, to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for oustom end have no motte but ‘‘fuir dealing,” —TO ARRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods (when we buy and pay for them.) We consult the tastes of our customers and rewember always that it takes two t make a tgrgain Goods delivered ut a reasonable distance free 90 . GREGORY & WAITE. No. 59 Broad Street, Nevada, May lth, rob be eaneiees ~ "Foran able Case ! a Special attention is respectfully directed to our exelusive paaieiare of the cele» on Balsam, a preparation hever known to fail in the cure of Sy philis, in ali ité stages, and used in the +rench hospitals for the lust ten years with the yreatest ceess. or obvious reasons, we caniot publish the testimonials o the thousands whe have been cured by it, but 10 the imnumerable cases in Which it has been administered we have Lei leam an instance of its failure. GOLDEN ete. Golden Balsam, No. 2, tor tertiary, Mereu riul or Syphilitic Rheumatism, pails in the bones, ete. Sent by express to any part of the Pacific Coast. Price, Fitty dollars per dozen, or. Five Dullars per bottle. : : C. KF. RICHARDS & CO: Wholesale and retail Drugyists und Jhen,iste, corner Clay and Sansume sts:-san FF) anciseo, sole agents, to whom ali orders must. be ad~ dressed. Also, agents for the celebrated Spanish Antidote, a preparation warranted to cure Gonorrhae, Gleet, Irrita tion,Gravel, and all Urinary Derangements. Neither or the above genuine with outoursig uature acres the fuve of tlic tabel_ er apie HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED. STOMACH BItTERS, RECTIVK AND ALTERATIVE, OF WONDERFUL EFFICACYIN DISEASES ~=—OF THK— Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Coniplaint, Headache, General Debility, Nervousness, Depression of Spirits, Constipation, Colic, Enter« mitent Fevers,Cramps and all Complaint# of é1ther Sex, arising from Bod-= ily Weakuess, Whether inherent, in the system or produced by spécial causes. . Nothing that is not Wholesome, Genial and restorative in its nature enters into thaetuimposition of HUSTETTER’S SEOMACH BLT LERS. This popular preparation contains no mineral of any kind, no deadly botannical element; nosrfierce excitant; butit is acombination of the extracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest and mildest of all diflusive stimulents. The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the appetite rest@red by this agreeauble Tonic, sia and in less contirmed forms of ludigestion. Acting as a gentle and painless aperient, as wel . as upon the liver, it also invariably relieves the constipation superinduced by irregular action of the digestive Organs. . The agony of Bilious colic is Immediately assuaged by a single douse of the stimulant, and by occasionally resurting tort, the return of the complaint may be prevented. As a General Lume, HUSTETTER’S BITTERS produce effects which must be experienced or Witnessed before they can be tully appreciated, In case of Constituticnal Weakness, Premature Decay and Debility and Decrepitude arrsing irom old age, it exercises an electric influence. In theconvalesceit stages of all diseases 1t Operates as a delightiul mvigorant. operates to re-iuforce and re estabiish them. Lust, but not least, it is the olly safe stimulaut,being manuiactured froin sound and moeudus materials, and cutirely free from the acid clements present more or less in all the ordinary No family medicine has been so universally, and, it muy be truly added, deservedly poptlar with the jutelligent portion of the comniunity, us HOSEN TER’s BATTLES. . Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekeepers every where. HOSTKM'ITTER. SMITH & DEAN, Agente, Nos, 401, 403 and 405, Battery street dun Francisco, { my le ~ PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1853, a eo SAMES J. OTT, Offige—28 Main Street, Nevada City. {\ OLD AND ORES of every description Melted and Assayed. Currectuess of Assays fully guaranteed, . Melting done in presenge of depositors. = jan24 '. ANTELOPE RESTAURANT, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. ALEX. GAULT.. PROPRIETOR. Thankful for the liberal patronage : bestowed during three years experie ence inthe RESTAURANT business 1 =" promise to renew my efforts to please all who may favor me witit a calls Meals served up at all hours, Nevada, May 17th. ‘Boot and Shoe Maker. REMOVAL. ~—D LUEZ would take this method of informi] e ing his old patrons that he has removed to the Building, a few doors below the National Exchange Hotel, on. BROAD STREET, Where he is better prepared to make the best of BOOTS AND-SHOES, at the ehortest notice, in fashionable style, and at low rates. ; Boots and Shoes repaired. Call and T will guarantee satisfaction. B. LUTZ, Nevada, June 14th. * EXCHANGE HOTEL. Main Street, Grass Valley. THE Proprietor of the abeve Hotel i +] fully prepared to furnish every accommoda tion to boarders. ‘The Table contains the « beet in the market.’ The Bed Rooms are of good sizé and comfortable. Stage Office at this Hotel, rs . ‘The Bar is supplied with the finest kinds of wine liquors and cigars. © C. W. SMITH, Proprietor. Grass Valley, April 24th. * Memorandum Book Lost. Small Memorandum Book was lost onthe road between Nevada and Grass lt contained two notes with the names wl Vuailey. acheck upon Hinds & Tully. The papers are of no valueto any one except the owner as payment has been stopped. The finder -will be iar” el ewarded by leaving it at this office: LSAM No. 1, for first and second stages, . such as sores on the legs or body, sure eyes, * PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, COR: STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. . and hence it works wonders iu case of Dyspep© When ali the puwers of nature are relaxed, ittonics and stomachics of the day, “a of N. M.and R. P. Burnett upon them, and also~

Che Daily Transrript. . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, j PANY, ee) LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ARREST OF SvupposED Escares.—On Jast Tuesday night Marshal Snow of Grass Talley arrested two men in that place, who are supposed to be escaped convicts from San Quentin. They gave their names as Thompson and Williams and could net render a ¥ery satisfactory account of themselves.. One was afterwards recognized as George Taylor. Information was sent to Sheriff Gentry of the arrest, and Under Sheyit? Potter went to Grass Valley on Wednesday, and brought the parties to the county jail. Taylor,;whose-real name ia Street, ‘SONALLY $750,000 $119,735 President, is supposed from marks upon his arm, to be G. McKenzie, “has been to the State ctor. Prison four different times. He is a native r Nevada, bf New York. He was at one time a pal ae, pf “Rattlesnake Dick” a notorious high‘ODOR, Avayman, Taylor was sent from San FriitiJTRESS isco for 3 years for’ grand larceny, In past 858 he shot at and wounded Carley. He Fes was tried for.assault with intent to’ comand pays pan ‘mit murder, and was sent to the Penitenf children. out injuring i, at the Etat. site Stumpt’s § auges Htiary for 3 years,. He escaped June 20th, 1860. He was again sent from this count¥ for burglary for the term of 3. years, May 3d, 1863. He was afterward sent from Amador for seven years.. He claims » that he was pardoned by the Governor PH about the 12th of July of the present year. !'The other man is supposed .to be William Berger, a Polander, who was sent from . San Francisco, June 5th, 1859,for grand larceny. Heis of fair complexion, gray eyes and light hair, and about 5 feet 5 }inches.in height. In a few days full. in® formation will be received from the officers @ at San Quentin, and.there is but little } doubt that these “gentlemen” will go back to their old quarters. thecary, ‘rames ! ‘ THE SUPERVISOR ELECTION.—The Su. ” ‘HE OLD @ePervisor election in the Second District, _ @e which includes the townships of Grass ada City, Valley, Rough and Ready, and .,bit1e House, k of Mahoga of Moulding @ tle York, took place on Wednesday last.— But very little interest was manifested in the contest, and the vote was exceedingly smal. ting poptlation~of nearly’ two thousand, mes made on ~ . ‘ Grass Valley township, with a vodone at short a F only polled 550 votes. The loss on the acl E vote of last year was even greater in the t other townships of the District. In the U SIC. Union Convention which nominated 8. D. Bosworth, only two townships were represented and no platform was addpted.? J. J. Dorsey was nominated by a Convention : fealled as friends of the Administration, Mo — but there were local issues which had a much greater influence in the election. — Mr. Bosworth had served one term on the Board and made many enemies who used every effort to defeat him. stands as follows : 10, Guitar and usical Instruto six pieces t Practice, JARD. ear at your e TENTH The vote. . uniform, « , Bosworth. Dorsey. Grass ‘Valley, 198 347 xpected ore BE Tittle York, 43 30. ‘aptCom’g. Rough & Ready, 47 18 Total, 203) : 995.4 © Only 688 votes were polled in the Dis" py) trict. Dorsey's majority is 102. . Evening,-Sept eae a inia City, Sevenety Brursep.—John Gregory, fof Gregory & English’s Eureka Express, \D. © was thrown from a horse on the road from Eureka on Wednesday, and considerably VALLEY ti > ruised. He started from that place with UREKA, + [two horses, riding one and lading the ther by a rope. _The horse he was riding mmenced bugking, and the rope attachd to the other horse was wound around is body. He was dragged from his horse nd remained for.some time insensible.— NIA CITY. Nye’s Summit ept. 3, staged und Nevads, d Friday e was severely, but not seriously bruised Passengers by » he The , T at Meadow bout the head and back. The place r st ing sas rhere the accident occurred was five miles ass fou ‘ ‘be, the best hway from a house, Gregory was lucky urning stages hat his injuries were not of a more serie morning. } ce Honse, eve .TURDAY for © "Proprietor. LO us character. FIRE.—The stable, barns and outbuildngs, on the old McCarty ranch, between his city and Grass Valley, owned by Jno, M. Lopes, were destroyed by fire between i and 2 o’clock, on Thursday night last.— by Trees he fire.originated in the barn where sev: eral nien were sleeping. One of the tarns lers, Feneral Fund! Feb. 15. 1866.) terest on the® st. ontained 90 tons of hay. Mr. Lopes estimates his loss at $3000. We feel sorry for ane the fr d Mr. Lopes as he is a hard-working and ifoffice. §1 Gildustrious man. wo ie ee rag’ 2) TuE Goop TempLars.—Thé L, O. of G. Assia . Meet at Masonic Hallthis evening. — and i 12to 4P.8 Jimportant business wilt be transacted, and p full attendance is desired, EN ? ae GENERAL . INSURANCE AGENCY. ~~ SAN, FRANCISCO, July ist, 1866. . The following Fire insurance Compunies, vit : The “Home,” of New York. ae ‘Whe “Harttord,” of Hartford, Coun, Khe ** Washington,” of New York. The ‘‘Aretic,? of New York. ‘Whe ** Phoenix, of New York. + H4 VING decided to relinquish business on the Kavitie coast, we-shull cease Lo. issue tvusvies of lusurauce on and after this date. The above named Companies have transierred their entire busiucss tu the ‘ Pacific: Insurance Company, _ OF SAN FRANCISCO. , The Bonds deposited with Wells, Fargo & Co —Four Hundred and Kitty Thoussnd bellars—’ will renrana on deposit till all obliyations under Oulstandiny policies shall have ceased. ‘Nhe suboe Wil aujust and pay all lusses as hereteOre. Thanking the public fer the many favors we have received ut their bands, we ask tat they will, transfer their putrouuge tu the PACIFACANSU kANCE COMVANY, with whom we are'nuw cunnected, assuripy all yur customers thut their interests shall be fully uurded und that they will find in the Pacitic Uje same seeurity, promptuess and justice that has ever churacterizeu the Colmpaules with which we have su lung veen connected, * BiGeLUW y BROTHER, “General lusurance Ageutss PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, ‘ SAN ERANCISCU, July 2, 1006. § The Pacitic lusurance Coinpuny baviug urrauged With Messrs. Bigelow & Brotuer tur tue truuster of the business of tue Fire lusurance Companies lutely represented by them, is wow prepared tu offer tu all parties Turmerjy insured by seid Companies equally Hiberal trims wud ‘prompt payinéut of ul! lusses-in United: States yuld coin. ‘ Mr H.H. biyelow will be the General Agent tor this Company,” ruin this date. Jd. HUNT, President. A, d.dalston, Secretary. —NEW aGENCY— PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO. The undersigned heretofore Agent of all the Companies represented by Messrs. bigelow & bro. having beeu appointed Agent of the Pacific Insurance Company, OF SAN FRANCISCO, Will attend to his friends as heretofore and cont-nue to imsure against all Fire Risks, paying all losses promptly in Gold Coin, k. F. SPENCE, Fire and Life Insurance Agent, NEVADA CITY, Nevada, July 22, 1866.—3m Property for Sale, COMFORTABLE dwelling house, 40 by 16 feet, containing eight rooms, ix offered’ for suie cheap. Upon the premises are a good barn, a splendid well of Water and an excellent vegetabie garden. For particulars apply to PATKICK CURRKEY, Pine Street, Near the Susvensio n bricge. UNION HOTEL. Second and K Sts. SACRAMENTO. L. CULVER, Proprietor. auls CESTS furnished with rooms by the day, week ornronth, A few chuice rooms ter families, with private dining room attached. Barand Billiard Saloons of the first order. 914 W. C. GROVES, UNDERTAKER, Shop No, 10 Broad Street, Nevada. Te ———5 _ Rosewood and -Mahogany Coffins CesT constantly on hand. Metalic cases furnished to order. Everything requisite for Funerals constantly am hand. "m8 AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH me WATCHES, #3 FOR SALE BY Ww. Cc. RANDOLPH. Nevada, Sept. 7th. MILLINERY. 46 MILL ST.,..GRASS VALLEY, MRS. DOBSON woild respectfall inform the Ladies of Névada city and vicinity that SHE HASJUST RECEIVED The Very Latest] Styles of Bonnets, HATS, CAPS, RIBBONS AND FLOWERS, Gipsey Bonnets for Ladies & Misses, “ CHINESE PEARL HATS. Gold and Pearl Straw Gimps for BONNETS, Pattern Bonnets, direct from Paris, Her entire’stock of Millinery being the largest, richest and best selected. ever offered for in Nevada county. NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER. Bonnets and Hats bleach promos and altered, to the latest shapes. oom the place, No, 46 MMill Street, Grass Valley. aug4 SPRING & SUMMER CAMPAIGN . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO., ' —OPENED,— — TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT !! Dunder und Blixum ! GREGORY & WAITS, cris a4 HAs ON HAND IN THEIR STORE and CELLAR, + oy r 8 Have-now on hand and arriving jar vial THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE:

*° KIDD & KNOX BLOCK, rd 1,000 TONS . ome LY Pe MERCHANDISE. Of every description to be found in the lise of Heavy & Shelf Hardware, . Mining & Mechanics’ Tools, : Groceries & ibiovishena Paints, Flour & Feed, Varnish, Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, Glass & Crockery Oils, Wares, 100 tons Iron and Steel, all sizes. 500 kegs Eastern. Powder. 2500 feet of Fuse. 150 flasks Quicksilyer. 2000 feet Rubber & Leather Belting '& Hose. 1000 yards Duck—assorted numbers. 1000 gallons Kerosene, owe 500 gals. Lard, Neats’ Foot, and Paint Oils, 12000 pounds Nevada'Cired Bacon. 4000 pounds Sugars, all kinds, 50 chests Teas, Black, Japan, Young Hyson 500 boxes Candles. 500 gallons Stone Jugs and Jars. WINES, . LIQUORS, , . , CASE GOODS, Ete, Ete. Which we offer to the Trade at Pricesand upon Terms defying Competition, Senanemenatel gk Our Purchases and Sales are larger than thoee of any House in the county, and we can; and do. “BUY AND SELL” Jower than any other, Ca, and examine our Stock and Prices before purchasing. “QUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales, o ARS SOLE AGENTS FOR ALMADEN QUICKSILVER. Silver Flasks, in order, Bought, ti Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge, All Sales guaranteed to give fuil satisfaction, 4 _ORAWFORD, LEAVITT & Nevada, May 12th ; ’ Ca. ic . (Te which we might add for the. benefit es (Old stand of Jesse Wall and his successors. } A Larger stock of Goods in their line . , Uaan can be found in any other “store in the County, Amounting to something -ess than a cargo for the. Great Eastern and consisting of mn Hardware, * Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, i AND Glass Ware, B ‘ of competion, BEWARE.) . GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, Of the Choicest Qualities, BARLEY, WHEAT, . BRAN, -' ‘SHORTS, : &e. &c. On hand and to arrive, mostly tuarrive, 1000 kegs of, Powder; Fuse enough fer au Ocean Cable and warranted not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of one Goodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, To grease the guigeons of the Universe, More Quicksilver than we want at the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of them. Teas and Coffees, more kinds than evor kuown before, A few Cords of Bacon, warranted * ovrn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made 4 shegp’s ucquaintanee, or no sale, 1000-boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We ‘buy and sell the best artick, 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Rakes, Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, €wine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and any kind of Liquors, to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for oustom end have no motte but ‘‘fuir dealing,” —TO ARRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods (when we buy and pay for them.) We consult the tastes of our customers and rewember always that it takes two t make a tgrgain Goods delivered ut a reasonable distance free 90 . GREGORY & WAITE. No. 59 Broad Street, Nevada, May lth, rob be eaneiees ~ "Foran able Case ! a Special attention is respectfully directed to our exelusive paaieiare of the cele» on Balsam, a preparation hever known to fail in the cure of Sy philis, in ali ité stages, and used in the +rench hospitals for the lust ten years with the yreatest ceess. or obvious reasons, we caniot publish the testimonials o the thousands whe have been cured by it, but 10 the imnumerable cases in Which it has been administered we have Lei leam an instance of its failure. GOLDEN ete. Golden Balsam, No. 2, tor tertiary, Mereu riul or Syphilitic Rheumatism, pails in the bones, ete. Sent by express to any part of the Pacific Coast. Price, Fitty dollars per dozen, or. Five Dullars per bottle. : : C. KF. RICHARDS & CO: Wholesale and retail Drugyists und Jhen,iste, corner Clay and Sansume sts:-san FF) anciseo, sole agents, to whom ali orders must. be ad~ dressed. Also, agents for the celebrated Spanish Antidote, a preparation warranted to cure Gonorrhae, Gleet, Irrita tion,Gravel, and all Urinary Derangements. Neither or the above genuine with outoursig uature acres the fuve of tlic tabel_ er apie HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED. STOMACH BItTERS, RECTIVK AND ALTERATIVE, OF WONDERFUL EFFICACYIN DISEASES ~=—OF THK— Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Coniplaint, Headache, General Debility, Nervousness, Depression of Spirits, Constipation, Colic, Enter« mitent Fevers,Cramps and all Complaint# of é1ther Sex, arising from Bod-= ily Weakuess, Whether inherent, in the system or produced by spécial causes. . Nothing that is not Wholesome, Genial and restorative in its nature enters into thaetuimposition of HUSTETTER’S SEOMACH BLT LERS. This popular preparation contains no mineral of any kind, no deadly botannical element; nosrfierce excitant; butit is acombination of the extracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants with the purest and mildest of all diflusive stimulents. The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the appetite rest@red by this agreeauble Tonic, sia and in less contirmed forms of ludigestion. Acting as a gentle and painless aperient, as wel . as upon the liver, it also invariably relieves the constipation superinduced by irregular action of the digestive Organs. . The agony of Bilious colic is Immediately assuaged by a single douse of the stimulant, and by occasionally resurting tort, the return of the complaint may be prevented. As a General Lume, HUSTETTER’S BITTERS produce effects which must be experienced or Witnessed before they can be tully appreciated, In case of Constituticnal Weakness, Premature Decay and Debility and Decrepitude arrsing irom old age, it exercises an electric influence. In theconvalesceit stages of all diseases 1t Operates as a delightiul mvigorant. operates to re-iuforce and re estabiish them. Lust, but not least, it is the olly safe stimulaut,being manuiactured froin sound and moeudus materials, and cutirely free from the acid clements present more or less in all the ordinary No family medicine has been so universally, and, it muy be truly added, deservedly poptlar with the jutelligent portion of the comniunity, us HOSEN TER’s BATTLES. . Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekeepers every where. HOSTKM'ITTER. SMITH & DEAN, Agente, Nos, 401, 403 and 405, Battery street dun Francisco, { my le ~ PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1853, a eo SAMES J. OTT, Offige—28 Main Street, Nevada City. {\ OLD AND ORES of every description Melted and Assayed. Currectuess of Assays fully guaranteed, . Melting done in presenge of depositors. = jan24 '. ANTELOPE RESTAURANT, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. ALEX. GAULT... PROPRIETOR. Thankful for the liberal patronage : bestowed during three years experie ence inthe RESTAURANT business 1 =" promise to renew my efforts to please all who may favor me witit a calls Meals served up at all hours, Nevada, May 17th. ‘Boot and Shoe Maker. REMOVAL. ~—D LUEZ would take this method of informi] e ing his old patrons that he has removed to the Building, a few doors below the National Exchange Hotel, on.. BROAD STREET, Where he is better prepared to make the best of BOOTS AND-SHOES, at the ehortest notice, in fashionable style, and at low rates. ; Boots and Shoes repaired. Call and T will guarantee satisfaction. B. LUTZ, Nevada, June 14th. * EXCHANGE HOTEL. Main Street, Grass Valley. THE Proprietor of the abeve Hotel i +] fully prepared to furnish every accommoda tion to boarders. ‘The Table contains the « beet in the market.’ The Bed Rooms are of good sizé and comfortable. Stage Office at this Hotel, rs . ‘The Bar is supplied with the finest kinds of wine liquors and cigars. © C. W. SMITH, Proprietor. Grass Valley, April 24th. * Memorandum Book Lost. Small Memorandum Book was lost onthe road between Nevada and Grass lt contained two notes with the names wl Vuailey. acheck upon Hinds & Tully. The papers are of no valueto any one except the owner as payment has been stopped. The finder -will be iar” el ewarded by leaving it at this office: LSAM No. 1, for first and second stages, . such as sores on the legs or body, sure eyes, * PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, COR: STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. . and hence it works wonders iu case of Dyspep© When ali the puwers of nature are relaxed, ittonics and stomachics of the day, “a of N. M.and R. P. Burnett upon them, and also~