April 12, 1870 (4 pages)

NEVADA DAILY _ mn SEV DS Ores, Eoeat iTems. ="Divine service will bé held at the re Church at.10 o’clock:a. x.yand a discourse will be delivered by Rév. A; Parker. “After the ‘conclusion “of the . . service the procession will be. formed, and march through the principal streets to the *Theatte, where the following exercises will take place: _Prayer—Chaplain. Music— rie Introductory remarks bythe President. Musio—God save America, by ‘the @hildren. Reading—G.-A. Cantine, Musico—Band. Oratioi—Rey. J. H. Hubpatd. Music—Band.’ Declaration of Sen ~ . inéreased to a million mt county, by the odious law exemp m ‘8age’ passed by the "laat eximpting Pd be untaxed; and as every man who lends money will heréafter? take Le mortgage Save taxes, the Amount will probably. be labor must'pay, while those ‘wiio draw ' two Per Cent. are exempt from taxation, aooords ing to Democratic law-givera: vit Noti¢e to Scrip Holders, es County, Treasurer Greenwald ee . in another column of ‘to-day’s; paper, that all warrants drawn on the County General stones and registered prior to August se 1869, will be paid on Presentation, 28 WL also, Mon. 1443, 1444, 1446, 1448) "1449, and 1447, Tegistered August 2a, 1869. The Treasurer's. office in at the Bank of Ne. timent. Music. Volunteer Addresses, ‘Music. The music will be furnished by; Carter’s Nevada Brass Band, composed en-. tirely of colored men. The order of pro-. cession. will be as follows: 1st,Marshal and’ ~~ Kids; 2d, Carter's Brass Band 5-34, Lincoln. Club : 4th, School Children of Neyada and Grae Valley; 5th, Citizens; 6th, Officers oe of the Day ;, 7th, carriage containing Orator and: Chaplains,—-The line of-march wilt be from the Church, up Main to its junction with West Broad street, down Broad to Pine, down Pine to Commercial, down ' ~Comiiercial to: Main, down Main to ‘the plaza, and thence up Broad to’ the Theatre. . The colored. people seem to appreciate ‘the privileges and rights granted them, and . they really have cause for rejoicing at the elevation of their race, and the attamment of the right to participate in the affairs ofgovernment. We have no doubt the celebration will be highly creditable to the ‘colored citizens of Nevada county. Death of John Boys. : . John. Bays, for many years PAE ES as \stage Griver ‘between this city’ and Grass Valley andon the Telegraph Stage Line to Colfax, digd on Sunday, at Blodgett’s,about two miles below Grass Valley. Some weeks since deceased, while driving his stage, was thrown from the box, and sustained. such injuries as ultimately, after much suffering, produced his death. Johnny Roys in his business_made a large ntimber of acquaint” ances, and he was highly esteemed and ‘re-—~spected:by-ait who-knew" hin” quiet, . unassuming, , warm-hearted _ and always pleasant. He was.a native of Nova Scotia, and, at the time of his death wag about; 37 years old. : His funeral took place in Grass Valley at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon. A delegation of the Pennsylvania Eugine Company of this city, of which the deceased was a member, attended in uniform, amd the flag of the Company’ was placed at half mast in honor of his. memory.’ He leaves a wife © to mourn his’ loss. Returned. "On Saturday last Hon. iat: aT: Oates 3 retarned’'to this city, and was heartily weleomed by his constituency. His enemies have recently been circulating a report that the cine presented to him was spurious; that he had it made himself, and other things equally derogatory ; but these reports lose their force upon inquiry. The cane is it—many sought to do so on account of the report—-and this slander, like all others’ iaunchéd.at Sam. gives him more extended favor, and reacts upon those who sought to injure hin. The truth is, Oates was the -acknowledged-orator of the Assembly, and} was frequently urged to speak on great questions, and his reputation has even extended beyond the State. His name and fame are beyond the reach of envy or scandal, and by this time his enemies ought to know if: A Grand Carnival. The Digger Indians at their settlement on Wood’s Ravine, are getting ready for. a grand pow-wow this Spring, and they are constructing an amphitheatre forty feet in hight and about one hundred’ and twenty feet in circumferencefor the festivities. This tribe has for several years migrated on their Spring holiday, but it appears their camp will receive the visitors this time, and they seem ‘determined to do 80 in a style worthy. the: aboriginal inhabitants. Their performanées on the occasion will undoubtedly be interssting to outside barbarians, Diatrict Court, April llth. vada, County, and holders of 3 ackip “are .nobified that interest on the same‘ Besa this date,” trom Struck’ ‘the Ledge. “pany’s mine by the contractors Pendleton, Garthe and Robinson, on Friday last. : ‘This’ strike was made in ‘the Sanford incline. ‘The ledge is large and the rock very.rich., This is the second ledge struck ‘since these parties took lease, and they propose to put the Zoill in repair, and commence runing about the first of Jurie. . They have now 300 tons of rock at the mill, and. will: be able t9 keep it running man and day, Order Recinded, The ofder requiring ‘the Sheriff. to take. George Cummings, who. was pronounced ‘insane, to Stockton, was yesterday recinded . by Judge Niles. at the. request of Mrs. Christiana Hardy, a sister of Cummings, . Who agreed to take charge of him and protect the community against his insane acts. e in Nevada {. te Renee Apa ee A ‘ Tich ledge was struck in tt nF et nr . st omeeds. bape: winter} © some kind. ‘Tomiart object should be te choosé Sel Den ovary is ‘petty geod geod scvatiniving atid intelligent agé; and tried! ed this criterion Hos ily, and the }yettersStomAely Bittete. wands ‘frst among burdens of poor men will have to be ins the thy Maptehd Hk tainting stlitnes of . creased just in proportion. ‘Those. who . the Present day. .To.the wants of person§ engaged thi indoor employments, especially in crowded factories where even with the best poesible ventilation the atmosphere is al: ways in some degree polluted, this salubrious, Vegetable tonic ie peculiarly, adapted, Th¢ ‘nature of the ingrediants is ne myetery. It consists of an wbedlutely pure’ Dusive stim. nant, tactured—or rather anrcharged—4vith and herbs. _ The ph 8 has’ its tinct. Ib isey but 'what-ate they?’ The julce’or otily,a ‘Single root or bark or. plant is present in . each; Not one of‘them comibines thethe fnid extracts of sanatous roots and barks . CASE’ STORE! . unto. RANSON 1 NNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC through A thie rediam. that from AND AFTER MARCH Fins; 1870. HE WILL SELL, WHOLESALE AND RE’ MSGIAd 1.2 GNAWwaa’ GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, MINING imPLEMENTS, CROCKERY WARE, And everything int his Eine, io FOR CASH ONLY !.24/ _ And no variation for anybody. OS"That all ma: aaa what can. be-saved by the CASH SYSTEM, I give « ‘the. — lowing, nod been toolres geodF, + _ LIST OF os ‘CURRENT, . talc sah sianlcalitend cS or$ Shoo 0 Fly peg every kind of Flies 3 “NO GOOD JOBN.” BUT IF YoU: WaNT tte ronoce Ries, . Goon AND FRESH shies bd ent, All these elemente are blended in the Bitters; nor are'these the sum of its medicin. purent-and an antiepasmodic. breathing produces on the vital organization “ie ‘notorious, and when’ ‘this ‘devitalized atmoephere is superadiled . artificial heat of ing ‘in the extreme. ‘To enable the systein against the debilitating influence of.a vitiated atmosphere, 4: wholesome. tonic and alterative is urgently required. ‘This grand divideratuim is supplied in Hostetter's Bitters, which as a strength-sustaining, health-protecting agent has no rival either ‘among’ oficial or . advertised medicines. . ~ HARTFORD FIRE esidence of G, K. Parquharon Broad atrade ‘ths most desirable locality in. the city, is offered for sale, as will be sean by advertisement im snother column, or Late Papers, We are indebted Spencer & Pattison for the New York and Appleton’s Journal received by yesterday's mails 7 Poetry. x We are indebted to William E. PxKrauso, for a pamphlet of his poems, among them, “The Great Pacific Railroad,” “America,” etc, It is neatly printed, but-of the merita\ of thé poetry we are not red to speak,’ not having exam pees it thoroughly. Enrollment, J. J. Rogers yesterday received a dispatch from Jo, Hamilton, advisin register colored voters until further notice, and also stating thata test ease was being made up for the Courts. ee a en} OTICE OF ASSESSMENT. —To William “RK, Oates, WittiamWiltam . Knight and William Mille, agent for William Johns, ofthe Great Bastern ining: ompany Relief Hill District Nevada county, California Notice is becaty waren that at a meeting of the Company, held at Relief Hill on January 26th, 1870, an aesessment of $22 45 was levied on oné-twentieth of eaid claims tor the’ pa of pros Sages} working and developng the aforesaid claims. There is now due on the above named owners amonnts as follows: William R. Oates, #14629: William 8. Bowden, 84597: William Knight, $99 64; William Mille, t for William Johne, $59 31, payableie U. 8. Gold or Silver coin to R. Penrose, angateert i and if said assesements shall remain unpaid on Monday 4th day of April. 1870, they chal! be deemed delinquent and will be dul davertioe’ for eale at public auction, nd unless. paymert shall be made before, will sold on ny ve 14th day’ of April, pal to pay the delinquent assesements; together with costs of advertisingand expenses Ofsale. RICHARD PENROSK, Secretary. Relief Hill, Feb, 8th .1870. fi2 him not, to}. Cuminings has been for a long time. resid. } N 's uOR % &, ing with his sister’s family, in the neighborae v vs 4 bed x hood of Newtown and thongh he has been insane for fourteen years, at times; his FOMPANY given them no trouble. Marttord, Conn. ae Ree , A.Game Chicken, we On Sunday a Nevadan who. takes: pride in Lo his game chickens, left, the house for. Eecet porated. 1610. short time, and during his absence a game Assets, ergo ait aad rooster walked into the sitting-room, and . seeing himself in the mirror, immediately}. TST commenced battle, .'The glass was demoloe it K ished, and when the owner ‘fetn#nédl, tho G. = SP s, ‘Agent. rooster was crowing .over-the fragments, “NEVADA CITY. Po gong: for Sale. peer March 30th. SPRINC OPENING] — , PARTICULAR NOTICE. ‘$= CURRENCY = Ta"TAKEN AT PAR ea Creatas sansa natmstenen ee Laas JUST. RECRIVED NEW PRINTS, NEW. DREsS “Gpens, ae, &e, &c. ri mm — (PRICES TosuiT THE TIMES AND GREENBACKS TAKEN AT PVR. A. GOLDeMITEL. —Nevada, Eg ey tae} — : Ni Druggist and Apothecary, . CITY DRUG STORE, MASONIC BUILDING, Cor, ef Pine and Commercial Sts . NEVADA CITY. §@” Prescriptions Accurately Com pounded Bay. or Night.a4 Bean's History of Nevada County! ee HISTORY of the County and its mines— 425 pages. . Only 75 cents per LORY: Nevada, March bisa 1870. HAIR DRESSING “3 ATH . SALOON. BROAD STREET; NEVADA CITY, Pritt _. Tolose out the Edition. . HHair Cutting. .00000000. 25 Cents. ts: 7 lan at Serena iuie SPENCER & PATTISON, Shaving .:.<idss.sebsocess-25 6 Geo, W. Kidd & Company Ys. Pittsburg Nevada, April 9th, 1870. ton dec Hs Sieee ee . Mnthg Cottipaiiy. Continued for the term gest stacey . CITY KLECTION, Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and ehildren. or the term. Tan adjourned meeting of the Board.of. cents. Cupping teents Court adjourned to Saturday next at 10 Teaetoes of the City, of of acters held o'clock 4, Me Boren held or it ‘ity ah Harsbal pation barte “') JOHN CALDWELL, Assessin ‘or five ¢ Y ae Tks, Picea ‘Assessor, is now't ears’ one hal. 98 for ame . Tustin, of the Peace. pre Pistia eee, roper ty int this city}. A! Mulloy were appointed dadges and InMeagly nt) aD tT, . hid "Gepiitics "are at ous in, other . spycior” mt ond ameietre. EVADA CITY. Parts of thecountyax: > ts ‘Nevada City, : . Moweata.) Swat, 16021 = Bore Oi €.2 5 piaest see Jv toda FO af sal . —, ~~ aubae ‘TN THE FIELD ‘Properties of a tonic, alterative and.an aperi. al recommendations. It ia also @'blgod de-. The: baleful-effect which air that ‘has been ; every kind becomes. Aeleterions. and depress} to, bear up, ¢éven fora few hours each day . Db: 4 H.R BUSSENTUS, a Flour, 8% te, . sa er wa 2 do Su ss se a% otal lg sagem PRAT A ST Soe Mixed _feed, heavy, “ “62% cts, Shorts, heavy, er an deedier WN Je Bran, light ee «1% cts ett extra eet Beans Butt Pea, 20 pounds f for es bo 1 5 a ~~ jaa Ts a 1 crashed S 82.8 18.3 a coffee 7 se < 10° Coffee, old Gov Java A ithe og oo 3) THe Coste Rice ; af ai iow pre ' do Java ground Some as 874g: do. Rio, ground.5 _-** °° 100 Candles” 5. “ce “ 100 « Deied We FRON EE Eo MO do peaches, 10 so 66 00 do prunes _ pie do currants we 4 * 100 Ranch Butter, . 8744 centsper pound Firkin — do 40 ‘“s oe, “ Goshen Cheese 25 + aan do bacon 47: i “ ae Codfish 15 “ 66 se Japan tea 15 af “ Basket tea 15 ss “ “ Black tea 50 “ te és Saleratus 12% .« se se Soda Wet 12% $s ‘ee “ * Cream of Tartar 37% = Chocolate 87% “ te New Citson =, 8745 6 te ae Carolina Rice 12% see Batavia do, 10, ‘ae “ rT} China do 8") “ ‘6 “s ashing Powder 12% “ =“ « _ Maccaroni’ 12%: « or o¢ “‘Vermacilla , 12% “ os ew : Green corn,“ Win . 87% vents per can. Fresh Peaches B74 «s ‘6 ke “arkey sit hs 37% “ ry « Chicken ST. ‘ete, Lobster 3 « “ “ Yeast Powder 12% “ee e ts Tomatoes — a ae ow ae “% ee ie “6 $9) yi “6 colon bes Nevada Lard . 125 POITT Axle Grease 9%) st ar ae Ground Pepper, 12% cents per bottle. Grdaiddi Mustard 12% centh per bottle. Ground Sage 12% cents per bottle. Ground ‘Alispice 1214 cents per bottle. Ground’ Ginger 12% cents per bottle. Ground Cloyes 1236. cents per botate. Ground Thime 12% cents per bottle. Tomato Catsup pts 12% cents per bottle. -—Tomato-Catsup-qts:25.cents-perbottle. Pickles % gal. 87s cents per bottle. Pickles 4 gal. 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil pts 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil quarts 50 cents per bottle. Hoatetter’s Bittcra 75 cents per'bottle. “Blantation, Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Extraote easorted 124; cents per bottle. Salt in S\pound bags 1244 cents per bag. Salt in 5 pound bags 25 cents per bag. Salt in:10 pound bags 37% eenits per bag. Salt in 20 pound bags 62% cents per bag. Salt in 50 pound bags $1 25 per bag. Shot, in 25 pound bags, 2:50 per bag. tel ime og pint hing ominy 10 poun cen Out Meal 40 ound tet Bags. 76' wr Dag. a Meal 10 ‘bags 15 cents per bag. . Raisins in 4¢ boxes, 75-cente per box. “Raisins, Boked $1 25 per box. Raisins in 4' boxes. $250 per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box, nt Starch in 5 Ib boxes 75 cents per box. Masons shoe blacking, 3 boxes 25 cents. & bars. Co. Soap, 50 cents, : » Heavy Golden Syrup $4-60 per keg. Nails aksorted $6 per keg. Short Handled Shovels $1. Pick Handles 37% cents. Axe Handles 37% cents. KrAll knowing themeelves indebted to me, om Book Account, are requesied to call and settle fame { mediately. vé ert i. maNeon, * ethan ase Heat jes “OaLL ATTE, AEE. or THOMAS SHURTLEFY, ae COMMERCTAL STREET, : AVING REMOVED t to my old. stand and rchased the stock of A. .H. IRISH, and adde to it my already Large Stock of Groceries, thereby making it: the Largest Grocery LS House in the city, [am enabled to offer =iener . Extraordinary Inducements to the _ ‘Small Dealers, Miners. Bad Families! FAMILIES need not send the cash each day but will be given credit if they -have:the leaet ‘@ppearaiice of ‘honesty on their countenance. BILLS will becollected of honest customers ‘. every THIRTY DAYS, and Long Winded Pay ‘Day Customers inet coine out, with the — Jk before the.goods teave the Store, * Tt 16 wholly watlabhdars Yor me to attempt to'publish a “price: list,” for many reasone. . Firstly, my stock: 16 to large and varied dnd _ it would require’a “blanket sheet’ to give it in fall:as Lehould desire, ifat all, So all you that Want Goods in iny Hine} I extend a cordial ‘invitation to. Calland Examine the Goods and Satisfaction guaranteed so far'as prices are concerned. ' THOMAS SHURTLEFF, = ry [cael nak et By ae oe ty ah Commercial Street, — March 30th, UNION . INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SAN FRANCISCO. _— ~ Q@USTAFE TOUCHARD, President. CHARLES D. HAVEN, Secretary. OG FIRE INSURANCE.ON BTILDINGS, GOODS, AND FURNITURE_£7 —“ibitlected at the Lowest Rates. 8s. B. DAVENPORT, A Gent. Nevada, Feb. 16th, 1870.—tp, E EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. BROAD STREET, NEVADA ‘CITY, Opposite the National Exchange. LANCASTER & & ROBINSON, Pyaar 2) pe joun : a this parho ofthe! mraee ‘eams, with elegan: es, Wagons an Hacks to let at. the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terme. Our Horsesare free from vice, of fine style and capable as going as fast.as any gentleman cares to driv Carriages for Funerals attended” ee with promptneas. Good Saddle Horses alwaye on hand, Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the best of car: guananteed. LANCASTEK & ROBINSON. Nevada, Oct. 4ih. P i . CONGRESS BOOKSTORE. W. .K. SPENCER, JOHN PATTISON, SPENCER & PATTISON, Successors to G.'R. Crawford. Broad street..,.. Nevada City. AVING ADDED LARGELY TO THE, Stock of Goode, we shall keep canstaut-° “SJ ly on hand an aseortment of ‘Handsome Gift Books, “School Books, Initial. Paper, Legal, Letter and Faney. Note Paper. BLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BLANKS, GOLD PENS, PAPERS, RERIODICALS and MAG . AZINES, and a general aseortment of STATIONBRY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES. Office of the Western Union Tel-« egraph Co, 7 ~\ Nevada, Dec. 6th, 1869, ‘ Li W. WILLIAMS, 9, B. JOHNEON “WILLIAMS & JOUNSON,. Attorneys & Couusélers at LawAn Notarien, Public. . . WARS Ppt _— ovetoase Ree beote ¥en b — a

NEVADA DAILY _ mn SEV DS Ores, Eoeat iTems. ="Divine service will bé held at the re Church at.10 o’clock:a. x.yand a discourse will be delivered by Rév. A; Parker. “After the ‘conclusion “of the . . service the procession will be. formed, and march through the principal streets to the *Theatte, where the following exercises will take place: _Prayer—Chaplain. Music— rie Introductory remarks bythe President.. Musio—God save America, by ‘the @hildren. Reading—G.-A. Cantine, Musico—Band. Oratioi—Rey. J. H. Hubpatd. Music—Band.’ Declaration of Sen ~ . inéreased to a million mt county, by the odious law exemp m ‘8age’ passed by the "laat eximpting Pd be untaxed; and as every man who lends money will heréafter? take Le mortgage Save taxes, the Amount will probably. be labor must'pay, while those ‘wiio draw ' two Per Cent. are exempt from taxation, aooords ing to Democratic law-givera: vit Noti¢e to Scrip Holders, es County, Treasurer Greenwald ee . in another column of ‘to-day’s; paper, that all warrants drawn on the County General stones and registered prior to August se 1869, will be paid on Presentation, 28 WL also, Mon. 1443, 1444, 1446, 1448) "1449, and 1447, Tegistered August 2a, 1869. The Treasurer's. office in at the Bank of Ne. timent. Music. Volunteer Addresses, ‘Music. The music will be furnished by; Carter’s Nevada Brass Band, composed en-. tirely of colored men.. The order of pro-. cession. will be as follows: 1st,Marshal and’ ~~ Kids; 2d, Carter's Brass Band 5-34, Lincoln. Club : 4th, School Children of Neyada and Grae Valley; 5th, Citizens; 6th, Officers oe of the Day ;, 7th, carriage containing Orator and: Chaplains,—-The line of-march wilt be from the Church, up Main to its junction with West Broad street, down Broad to Pine, down Pine to Commercial, down ' ~Comiiercial to: Main, down Main to ‘the plaza, and thence up Broad to’ the Theatre. . The colored. people seem to appreciate ‘the privileges and rights granted them, and . they really have cause for rejoicing at the elevation of their race, and the attamment of the right to participate in the affairs ofgovernment. We have no doubt the celebration will be highly creditable to the ‘colored citizens of Nevada county. Death of John Boys. : . John. Bays, for many years PAE ES as \stage Griver ‘between this city’ and Grass Valley andon the Telegraph Stage Line to Colfax, digd on Sunday, at Blodgett’s,about two miles below Grass Valley. Some weeks since deceased, while driving his stage, was thrown from the box, and sustained. such injuries as ultimately, after much suffering, produced his death. Johnny Roys in his business_made a large ntimber of acquaint” ances, and he was highly esteemed and ‘re-—~spected:by-ait who-knew" hin” quiet, . unassuming, , warm-hearted _ and always pleasant. He was.a native of Nova Scotia, and, at the time of his death wag about; 37 years old. : His funeral took place in Grass Valley at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon. A delegation of the Pennsylvania Eugine Company of this city, of which the deceased was a member, attended in uniform, amd the flag of the Company’ was placed at half mast in honor of his. memory.’ He leaves a wife © to mourn his’ loss. Returned. "On Saturday last Hon. iat: aT: Oates 3 retarned’'to this city, and was heartily weleomed by his constituency. His enemies have recently been circulating a report that the cine presented to him was spurious; that he had it made himself, and other things equally derogatory ; but these reports lose their force upon inquiry. The cane is it—many sought to do so on account of the report—-and this slander, like all others’ iaunchéd.at Sam. gives him more extended favor, and reacts upon those who sought to injure hin. The truth is, Oates was the -acknowledged-orator of the Assembly, and} was frequently urged to speak on great questions, and his reputation has even extended beyond the State. His name and fame are beyond the reach of envy or scandal, and by this time his enemies ought to know if: A Grand Carnival. The Digger Indians at their settlement on Wood’s Ravine, are getting ready for. a grand pow-wow this Spring, and they are constructing an amphitheatre forty feet in hight and about one hundred’ and twenty feet in circumferencefor the festivities. This tribe has for several years migrated on their Spring holiday, but it appears their camp will receive the visitors this time, and they seem ‘determined to do 80 in a style worthy. the: aboriginal inhabitants. Their performanées on the occasion will undoubtedly be interssting to outside barbarians, Diatrict Court, April llth. vada, County, and holders of 3 ackip “are .nobified that interest on the same‘ Besa this date,” trom Struck’ ‘the Ledge. “pany’s mine by the contractors Pendleton, Garthe and Robinson, on Friday last. : ‘This’ strike was made in ‘the Sanford incline. ‘The ledge is large and the rock very.rich., This is the second ledge struck ‘since these parties took lease, and they propose to put the Zoill in repair, and commence runing about the first of Jurie. . They have now 300 tons of rock at the mill, and. will: be able t9 keep it running man and day, Order Recinded, The ofder requiring ‘the Sheriff. to take. George Cummings, who. was pronounced ‘insane, to Stockton, was yesterday recinded . by Judge Niles. at the. request of Mrs. Christiana Hardy, a sister of Cummings, . Who agreed to take charge of him and protect the community against his insane acts. e in Nevada {. te Renee Apa ee A ‘ Tich ledge was struck in tt nF et nr . st omeeds. bape: winter} © some kind. ‘Tomiart object should be te choosé Sel Den ovary is ‘petty geod geod scvatiniving atid intelligent agé; and tried! ed this criterion Hos ily, and the }yettersStomAely Bittete. wands ‘frst among burdens of poor men will have to be ins the thy Maptehd Hk tainting stlitnes of . creased just in proportion. ‘Those. who . the Present day. .To.the wants of person§ engaged thi indoor employments, especially in crowded factories where even with the best poesible ventilation the atmosphere is al: ways in some degree polluted, this salubrious, Vegetable tonic ie peculiarly, adapted, Th¢ ‘nature of the ingrediants is ne myetery. It consists of an wbedlutely pure’ Dusive stim. nant, tactured—or rather anrcharged—4vith and herbs. _ The ph 8 has’ its tinct. Ib isey but 'what-ate they?’ The julce’or otily,a ‘Single root or bark or. plant is present in . each; Not one of‘them comibines thethe fnid extracts of sanatous roots and barks . CASE’ STORE! . unto. RANSON 1 NNOUNCES TO THE PUBLIC through A thie rediam. that from AND AFTER MARCH Fins; 1870. HE WILL SELL, WHOLESALE AND RE’ MSGIAd 1.2 GNAWwaa’ GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, MINING imPLEMENTS, CROCKERY WARE, And everything int his Eine, io FOR CASH ONLY !.24/ _ And no variation for anybody. OS"That all ma: aaa what can. be-saved by the CASH SYSTEM, I give « ‘the. — lowing, nod been toolres geodF, + _ LIST OF os ‘CURRENT, . talc sah sianlcalitend cS or$ Shoo 0 Fly peg every kind of Flies 3 “NO GOOD JOBN.” BUT IF YoU: WaNT tte ronoce Ries, . Goon AND FRESH shies bd ent, All these elemente are blended in the Bitters; nor are'these the sum of its medicin. purent-and an antiepasmodic. breathing produces on the vital organization “ie ‘notorious, and when’ ‘this ‘devitalized atmoephere is superadiled . artificial heat of ing ‘in the extreme. ‘To enable the systein against the debilitating influence of.a vitiated atmosphere, 4: wholesome. tonic and alterative is urgently required. ‘This grand divideratuim is supplied in Hostetter's Bitters, which as a strength-sustaining, health-protecting agent has no rival either ‘among’ oficial or . advertised medicines. . ~ HARTFORD FIRE esidence of G, K. Parquharon Broad atrade ‘ths most desirable locality in. the city, is offered for sale, as will be sean by advertisement im snother column, or Late Papers, We are indebted Spencer & Pattison for the New York and Appleton’s Journal received by yesterday's mails 7 Poetry. x We are indebted to William E. PxKrauso, for a pamphlet of his poems, among them, “The Great Pacific Railroad,” “America,” etc, It is neatly printed, but-of the merita\ of thé poetry we are not red to speak,’ not having exam pees it thoroughly. Enrollment, J. J. Rogers yesterday received a dispatch from Jo, Hamilton, advisin register colored voters until further notice, and also stating thata test ease was being made up for the Courts. ee a en} OTICE OF ASSESSMENT. —To William “RK, Oates, WittiamWiltam . Knight and William Mille, agent for William Johns, ofthe Great Bastern ining: ompany Relief Hill District Nevada county, California Notice is becaty waren that at a meeting of the Company, held at Relief Hill on January 26th, 1870, an aesessment of $22 45 was levied on oné-twentieth of eaid claims tor the’ pa of pros Sages} working and developng the aforesaid claims. There is now due on the above named owners amonnts as follows: William R. Oates, #14629: William 8. Bowden, 84597: William Knight, $99 64; William Mille, t for William Johne, $59 31, payableie U. 8. Gold or Silver coin to R. Penrose, angateert i and if said assesements shall remain unpaid on Monday 4th day of April. 1870, they chal! be deemed delinquent and will be dul davertioe’ for eale at public auction, nd unless. paymert shall be made before, will sold on ny ve 14th day’ of April, pal to pay the delinquent assesements; together with costs of advertisingand expenses Ofsale. RICHARD PENROSK, Secretary.. Relief Hill, Feb, 8th .1870. fi2 him not, to}. Cuminings has been for a long time. resid. } N 's uOR % &, ing with his sister’s family, in the neighborae v vs 4 bed x hood of Newtown and thongh he has been insane for fourteen years, at times; his FOMPANY given them no trouble. Marttord, Conn. ae Ree , A.Game Chicken, we On Sunday a Nevadan who. takes: pride in Lo his game chickens, left, the house for. Eecet porated. 1610. short time, and during his absence a game Assets, ergo ait aad rooster walked into the sitting-room, and . seeing himself in the mirror, immediately}. TST commenced battle, .'The glass was demoloe it K ished, and when the owner ‘fetn#nédl, tho G. = SP s, ‘Agent. rooster was crowing .over-the fragments, “NEVADA CITY. Po gong: for Sale. peer March 30th. SPRINC OPENING] — , PARTICULAR NOTICE. ‘$= CURRENCY =

Ta"TAKEN AT PAR ea Creatas sansa natmstenen ee Laas JUST. RECRIVED NEW PRINTS, NEW. DREsS “Gpens, ae, &e, &c. ri mm — (PRICES TosuiT THE TIMES AND GREENBACKS TAKEN AT PVR. A. GOLDeMITEL. —Nevada, Eg ey tae} — : Ni Druggist and Apothecary, . CITY DRUG STORE, MASONIC BUILDING, Cor, ef Pine and Commercial Sts . NEVADA CITY. §@” Prescriptions Accurately Com pounded Bay. or Night.a4 Bean's History of Nevada County! ee HISTORY of the County and its mines— 425 pages. . Only 75 cents per LORY: Nevada, March bisa 1870. HAIR DRESSING “3 ATH . SALOON. BROAD STREET; NEVADA CITY, Pritt _. Tolose out the Edition. . HHair Cutting. ..00000000.. 25 Cents. ts: 7 lan at Serena iuie SPENCER & PATTISON, Shaving .:..<idss.sebsocess-25 6 Geo, W. Kidd & Company Ys. Pittsburg Nevada, April 9th, 1870. ton dec Hs Sieee ee . Mnthg Cottipaiiy. Continued for the term gest stacey . CITY KLECTION, Hair Dressing Room for Ladies and ehildren. or the term. Tan adjourned meeting of the Board.of. cents. Cupping teents Court adjourned to Saturday next at 10 Teaetoes of the City, of of acters held o'clock 4, Me Boren held or it ‘ity ah Harsbal pation barte “') JOHN CALDWELL, Assessin ‘or five ¢ Y ae Tks, Picea ‘Assessor, is now't ears’ one hal. 98 for ame . Tustin, of the Peace. pre Pistia eee, roper ty int this city}. A! Mulloy were appointed dadges and InMeagly nt) aD tT, . hid "Gepiitics "are at ous in, other . spycior” mt ond ameietre. EVADA CITY. Parts of thecountyax: > ts ‘Nevada City, : . Moweata.) Swat, 16021 = Bore Oi €.2 5 piaest see Jv toda FO af sal . —, ~~ aubae ‘TN THE FIELD ‘Properties of a tonic, alterative and.an aperi. al recommendations. It ia also @'blgod de-. The: baleful-effect which air that ‘has been ; every kind becomes. Aeleterions. and depress} to, bear up, ¢éven fora few hours each day . Db: 4 H.R BUSSENTUS, a Flour, 8% te, . sa er wa 2 do Su ss se a% otal lg sagem PRAT A ST Soe Mixed _feed, heavy, “ “62% cts, Shorts, heavy, er an deedier WN Je Bran, light ee «1% cts ett extra eet Beans Butt Pea, 20 pounds f for es bo 1 5 a ~~ jaa Ts a 1 crashed S 82.8 18.3 a coffee 7 se < 10° Coffee, old Gov Java A ithe og oo 3) THe Coste Rice ; af ai iow pre ' do Java ground Some as 874g: do. Rio, ground.5 _-** °° 100 Candles” 5. “ce “ 100 « Deied We FRON EE Eo MO do peaches, 10 so 66 00 do prunes _ pie do currants we 4 * 100 Ranch Butter, . 8744 centsper pound Firkin — do 40 ‘“s oe, “ Goshen Cheese 25 + aan do bacon 47: i “ ae Codfish 15 “ 66 se Japan tea 15 af “ Basket tea 15 ss “ “ Black tea 50 “ te és Saleratus 12% .« se se Soda Wet 12% $s ‘ee “ * Cream of Tartar 37% = Chocolate 87% “ te New Citson =, 8745 6 te ae Carolina Rice 12% see Batavia do, 10, ‘ae “ rT} China do 8") “ ‘6 “s ashing Powder 12% “ =“ « _ Maccaroni’ 12%: « or o¢ “‘Vermacilla , 12% “ os ew : Green corn,“ Win . 87% vents per can. Fresh Peaches B74 «s ‘6 ke “arkey sit hs 37% “ ry « Chicken ST.. ‘ete, Lobster 3 « “ “ Yeast Powder 12% “ee e ts Tomatoes — a ae ow ae “% ee ie “6 $9) yi “6 colon bes Nevada Lard . 125 POITT Axle Grease 9%) st ar ae Ground Pepper, 12% cents per bottle. Grdaiddi Mustard 12% centh per bottle. Ground Sage 12% cents per bottle. Ground ‘Alispice 1214 cents per bottle. Ground’ Ginger 12% cents per bottle. Ground Cloyes 1236. cents per botate. Ground Thime 12% cents per bottle. Tomato Catsup pts 12% cents per bottle. -—Tomato-Catsup-qts:25.cents-perbottle. Pickles % gal. 87s cents per bottle. Pickles 4 gal. 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil pts 25 cents per bottle. Olive Oil quarts 50 cents per bottle. Hoatetter’s Bittcra 75 cents per'bottle. “Blantation, Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Bokers Bitters 75 cents per bottle. Extraote easorted 124; cents per bottle. Salt in S\pound bags 1244 cents per bag. Salt in 5 pound bags 25 cents per bag. Salt in:10 pound bags 37% eenits per bag. Salt in 20 pound bags 62% cents per bag. Salt in 50 pound bags $1 25 per bag. Shot, in 25 pound bags, 2:50 per bag. tel ime og pint hing ominy 10 poun cen Out Meal 40 ound tet Bags. 76' wr Dag. a Meal 10 ‘bags 15 cents per bag. . Raisins in 4¢ boxes, 75-cente per box. “Raisins, Boked $1 25 per box. Raisins in 4' boxes. $250 per box. Raisins, box $4 50 per box, nt Starch in 5 Ib boxes 75 cents per box. Masons shoe blacking, 3 boxes 25 cents. & bars. Co. Soap, 50 cents, : » Heavy Golden Syrup $4-60 per keg. Nails aksorted $6 per keg. Short Handled Shovels $1. Pick Handles 37% cents. Axe Handles 37% cents. KrAll knowing themeelves indebted to me, om Book Account, are requesied to call and settle fame { mediately.. vé ert i. maNeon, * ethan ase Heat jes “OaLL ATTE, AEE. or THOMAS SHURTLEFY, ae COMMERCTAL STREET, : AVING REMOVED t to my old. stand and rchased the stock of A. .H. IRISH, and adde to it my already Large Stock of Groceries, thereby making it: the Largest Grocery LS House in the city, [am enabled to offer =iener . Extraordinary Inducements to the _ ‘Small Dealers, Miners. Bad Families! FAMILIES need not send the cash each day but will be given credit if they -have:the leaet ‘@ppearaiice of ‘honesty on their countenance. BILLS will becollected of honest customers ‘. every THIRTY DAYS, and Long Winded Pay ‘Day Customers inet coine out, with the — Jk before the.goods teave the Store, * Tt 16 wholly watlabhdars Yor me to attempt to'publish a “price: list,” for many reasone. . Firstly, my stock: 16 to large and varied dnd _ it would require’a “blanket sheet’ to give it in fall:as Lehould desire, ifat all, So all you that Want Goods in iny Hine} I extend a cordial ‘invitation to. Calland Examine the Goods and Satisfaction guaranteed so far'as prices are concerned. ' THOMAS SHURTLEFF, = ry [cael nak et By ae oe ty ah Commercial Street, — March 30th, UNION . INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SAN FRANCISCO. _— ~ Q@USTAFE TOUCHARD, President. CHARLES D. HAVEN, Secretary. OG FIRE INSURANCE.ON BTILDINGS, GOODS, AND FURNITURE_£7 —“ibitlected at the Lowest Rates. 8s. B. DAVENPORT, A Gent. Nevada, Feb. 16th, 1870.—tp, E EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE. BROAD STREET, NEVADA ‘CITY, Opposite the National Exchange. LANCASTER & & ROBINSON, Pyaar 2) pe joun : a this parho ofthe! mraee ‘eams, with elegan: es, Wagons an Hacks to let at. the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terme. Our Horsesare free from vice, of fine style and capable as going as fast.as any gentleman cares to driv Carriages for Funerals attended” ee with promptneas. Good Saddle Horses alwaye on hand, Horses boarded by the day, week or month and the best of car: guananteed. LANCASTEK & ROBINSON. Nevada, Oct. 4ih. P i . CONGRESS BOOKSTORE. W. .K. SPENCER, JOHN PATTISON, SPENCER & PATTISON, Successors to G.'R. Crawford. Broad street...,... Nevada City. AVING ADDED LARGELY TO THE, Stock of Goode, we shall keep canstaut-° “SJ ly on hand an aseortment of ‘Handsome Gift Books, “School Books, Initial. Paper, Legal, Letter and Faney. Note Paper. BLANK BOOKS, LEGAL BLANKS, GOLD PENS, PAPERS, RERIODICALS and MAG . AZINES, and a general aseortment of STATIONBRY GOODS and FANCY ARTICLES. Office of the Western Union Tel-« egraph Co, 7 ~\ Nevada, Dec. 6th, 1869, ‘ Li W. WILLIAMS, 9, B. JOHNEON “WILLIAMS & JOUNSON,. Attorneys & Couusélers at LawAn Notarien, Public. . . WARS Ppt _— ovetoase Ree beote ¥en b — a