August 19, 1863 (4 pages)

ithe nony ities, 1es, Ars, First on is on of York. . we ow ea ws ethption urses thirss by e fee1. but Tects rhole olic medy and rises each le of 1 the r of hising, ises, nt of & 4 @ its. ed arland nents. yualiesenets. -Seal’ r sale ercial ‘ware essly anner noist, th of eo _. Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1863, to wit: . G. H. Cooper, J. Peasley. ~ Le" Forest Springs ‘precinct at Blodgett’s heJ.B. Johnson, Geo. Clark. . _ well. Judges Wm. J. Tisdale; John Mo “House. Ingpeetor, M. J. ea J. F. Bowman, Chas. Johnson. * P. Stull. td se S. PPL TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 19th = = ELECTION PRECINCTS.—At a meeting of “the Board of Supervisors for Nevada county, held Aug. 14th, 1863, it ‘was ordered that the following precincts be established as the Election Precincts of Nevada county, and that.the foHowing-persons be appointed Inspectors and Judges of the respective pre~ Cinets, for the Genera} Election to be held Nevada precinct at the Court House. Inx spector, I. Williamson. Judges, T. T. Da» venport, John H. Dixon. ~“ : Blue Tent precinct at the Blue Tent House. Inspector, Sol. Cushman. Judges, ~~-Meuntain-Well_ precinct -at the. Mountain Well House. Inspector, Henry Summers. Judges, P. Hennefauth, Sam. Johnson. “Grass Valley precinct at Smith’s Ex. ‘change. Inspector, L. L. Whiting. Judges, J.M. Days, T. J. Pegg. Pig a Allison Ranch precinct at Henessey’s storeInspector, Phil: Galway. Judges, Frank Shirland, Wm. Vaile. °tel. Inspector. John’ Shaw. Judges, . 8. Blodgett,-Mr. Blake. Globe Ranch preeinct at Globe Ranch. Inspeetor, A.J. Danforth. Judges, A. J. Webster, A. Goodwin. ~ Buena Vista precinct at Leach’s mill. Inspector, M: Barker. _ Judges, 8. Lewis, B. Taylor. aay Rough and Ready preeinct’ at Walling’s. Inspector, L. A. Willing. Judges, H. W: _ Wood, Henry Rix. Indian Springs precinct at Hatch’s hotel. Inspector, L. Horton. Judges,S.S. Walk« er, C. A. Leighman. Downey House precinct at the Downey House. Inspector, Wm. Varnor. Judges. J.S. Ray, Wm. J. Organ. Zine House precinct at the Zinc House. Inspector, D. S.-Tallman. Judges, S. L. Baroum. P. A. Payne. Mooney. Flat precinct at Otis’ store. Inspector, T. P. Otis. Judges, C. Monasco, Wm. H. Jackson. ian Pleasant Valley precinct,at the Anthony” Smith. » Judges; S. W. Piper, J. Stark. ze Newtown precinct at Schardin’s storo. Inspector, Charles Taylor. Judges, Wm. McCrea, E. Robbins. French Corrall precinct at French Cor« ral house. Inspector, M. Alger. Judges, Wm. Gilaister, Wm. Eddy. : Birehville precinct atThompson’s. hotel. Inspector. Henry Everett. Judges, John Thompson, Geo. Newell. North San Juan preciact at Wormster’s saloon.,. Inspector, O. P. Stidger. Judges, In« Wm. MenSweetland precinct at Wood's hotel. spector, Frank Wood. Judges, ner, R. B. Paton. Cherokee. precinct at Smith’s hotel. Inspector, John Hunter. Judges, Henry Kinney, J. B. Murphy. J. A. J. Ray’s precinet at Ray’s hotel. Tuspector, J. A. Ray. J udges, Frank Cof« fee, Mat. Plunkett. : Columbia Hill precinct at Putnam's sas Juon. Inspector, T. W. Scott.’ Judges, S. Richardson, E. P. Hubbard. : Lake City precinct at Arnold's hotel. In« spector, H. McNulty. Judges, James Cre “gan, Sam. T. Henry. Bloomfield precinct at !Fulton’s saloon. Inspector, J. J. Marriott. J udges, John Dennett, Chag. Abbott. Relief Hill precinct at Tudd’s hotel. Ine spector, Thos. Cary. Judges, Wm. Reason« er, Chas. Goldsmith. _Woolseys Fiat precinct at Legieti’s saluon. Inspector, A. Wells. Judges, Robt. Hous» ton, Z. Dunning. a Moores Flat precinct atroom adjoining Cranson’s drug store. Inspector, John CaldKinney. Mohawk Flat precinct at Lemery’s sax loon. Inspector, Geo Tenney. Judges E. Sherwood, Will Cummings. . Eureka precinct at Eyan’s saloon. In« spector, John Stewart. Judges, Alfred Vi~ ro, A. 8.Thointon. eg . Bowmans Ranch precinct at. Bowman's hetel. Inspector, Mr. Hoysington. JudgWashington precinct, at Washington. Inspector,Amos Root. Judges, Charles Stein« mitz, Ed. Brimskill.Alpha precinct, at Alpha hotel. Tnspecs tor, Jamés Holmes. Judges, A. D. Skillman The Nevada Daily Transoript . epector, W. H. Smith. Judges, J. 8. Hol brook, L. R. Prescott. ‘ spector, G. W.-King. J udgee, J. Dickson, Mry Muncy. : Bear Valley precinct, at Tompkins’ house, Inspector, E. O. Tompkins. J udges, Mr. Pike, Mr. Scott. Itspéctor, C. Remington. Judges; Ed. Twitchell, J. E. Squire.Red Dog precinct, at the Pavilion. Inspector, E. Ballenger. Judges, Wm, A. 'Begole,John Grone. = Ott~S~S Lowell Hill _ Precinct, at Duffy’s hotel Inspector, Maxy. Judge, Duffy, . You Bet precinct.at Dunster’s hotel. In. specter, W. W.Cozzens. Judges, J. Keller, Frank Ryan. ' Quaker Hiil_ preinct, at Wilson’s. Ins -spector, Frank Larkin: cobs, Jobn Laurance. OPINION. OF JUDGE SEARLS.—The Board of Supervisors of the county, before proceeding to call for the election of a county Assessor and Collector, applied to J udge’ Searls for his opinion of the Township law so far as that law has.reference to the two offices of Assessor and_ Collector. The fol~ lowing is his opinion and upon it the Super. visors have acted: ; . ~ To the Hon. Board of Supervisors in and for the county of Nevada. Gentlemen—I am requested to indicate to you my opinion in regard to your ordering an election to fill the offices of county Assessor and 'Tax Collector for Nevada county. . By the act of May 15th, 1862, the duty of assessing and collecting revenue for State and county .purposes is imposed upon tewnship officers in those counties -where the people by a majority vote -have (as in this county) adopted the Township law. The 20th section of that act however éx~ empts from its provisions all towns and cities incorporated prior to May 15th, 1862, either under general or special laws. It is understood that both Nevada -and Grass Valley were incorporated towns prior to the last mentioned date. As the new law makes no provision for collecting revenue'in those towns, and does uot repeal either expressly or by implication, the previous statutes rte. subject, Jam clearly of the opinion that the reyenueg in thse towns remains to be assessdd and céls lected under the general revenue system, and to that end an Assessor and Collector should be elected by tl county at large to discharge the-duties of those respective offices in all the towns of the county incorporated prior to May 15th, 1862. I remain, gentlomen, your ob’t sarv’t, NILES SEARLS. District Court, August 15th.—Cnshman vs His Creditors. _ Discharged from his debts. Huckinga vs: His Creditors. Décree or~ dered. Greeley va Black. Judgment for plaintiff. Cox & Clark vs Smith. Leave to amend cowplaint as to description: of property. Wilbur vs Hanna. Demurrer overruled and 10 days given to answer, Cashin & Colley vs Pearson & Healey Demurrer sustained and plaintiffs -given 5 days to answer. : Marks & Co, vs Consolidated Company— Demurrer overruled and 10 days given to answer. anes Court adjourned to Saturday the 29th of Auguat. ( We have received the following par ticulars of the death of Vanemon, from a correspondent at Red Dog : The body of W. G. Vanemon was found in his diggings at. Remmington Hill on the 13th ‘inst. R. McGvun, Justice of the Peace, was called to hold an inquest and the fullow~ ing jury was sworn : A. P. Shutt, J. V. Faulks, M. Zimmerman, H. K. West, and George A. Beath. After an examination they returned a verdict that the deceased came to his death by the caving ofa bank while workiag in his claims. He was alone when the accident occurred and the siipposition is that he could have been saved had there been any one near him when the bank. caved.No bones -were broken. te The immentf tock of Dry Goods, Carpets;.&c. in the store recently occupied by George H. Colby, on Broad Street, will be sold at Sheriff's Sale, commencing on the 26th of this month. (> A. Block & Co. have on hand at their store, a lot of Dry Goods, such as merinos, silks, woolen plaids, silk damasks, ribbons, &c, which they are going to sell mighty cheap. Ladies! take notice. , Quick .—By favor of the driver of McCue’s stage line, we were put in possession of a Sacramento Union yesterday at a quarter to two O'clock. Thatis quick work, and beats _ Omega precinct, at Pierce’s hotel. InBd all precedent. Ying Fall Creek precinct, at Leery store. In--} ..uittle. York precinct, at Coalbrath’s hotel. Judges, W. N. JaPUBLIC MeeTinc’—There was a foe . meeting to discusa the questions of the day ‘60 Saturday evening last, at the usual place, for. such gatherings. Judge Belden waa’ called to the chair; and he made a very pleasing introductory speech, which put a large audience in a capital humor. Hon. W: H. Sears, the speaker of the evening, was tlén introduced, who gave us a Vigorous and ‘telling speech of ‘an buur and a quarter in length. It is the first time Mr. Sears has honored our town with a speech from. the selves better to.the. satisfaction of an audienee. : At-the-conchusion of the speech of Mr. Sears, Sargent was called out, and was proceeding in his usual forcible-maaner, when understanding Hon. J. H. Warwick,of Sacramento had just arrivediu town, he cailed for Warwick and gave the stand to him. . Mr. Warwick madea few captivating pat~ riotic remarks which: greatly delighted the crowd, wheu the meeting at alate hour adjourned, : The crowd in attendance was thuch larger than was expected—about the same size as the Bigliar meeting of a few evenings pres vious. It was an enthusiastic meeting and had a good effect. _ Horse Race.—The proprietors of the the horses, “Bob Cole” and ‘Sorrel Charley,’ . not satisfied with the resulé of the recent race at Sacramento, have agreed upon anotha cr race to come off over the Gleenbrook Course, on the 18th of September. The proprietors of the track offer a purse of $250. The stakes are $500 a side, beat 3 in 5. It will be an interesting time for lovers of sport. Hon. W. H. Seats repeated a new epi« taph for John B. Weller the other evening. Here lies John B. Weller; the king of knaves, The greatest copperhead ameng the graves. Ld SUPERVIsoR’s CALL.—We call attention to the long advertisement calling an election Se. It will be noticed that the Supervisors lidvélerdered the election of a county Assesaur and a county Collector. Our space will allow of few remarks in addition to thuse al= ready made. u Hedda, Thomas Poyser, Alexander Henderson, were admitted to citizenship in the District Court on Saturdey last. TURNING UP.—We see by our exchanges thet Cliut. Patchin, formerly of this county, is nominated as the copperhead candidate for county clerk of Mono. Will, Hicks Gra» ham is the ‘candidate for Assemblyman on the same ticket. ———$— WE. PROTEST.—We protest against degrading the beautiful name of Tahoe by aps plying it to such alump of rottenness as John . Bigler. There is no wit or sense in the ape plication. Let's stop it. 2 PROPER . NAME.—Woeatmoreland calls John B. Weller; Old “Simple Slab.” alluding to that simple slab with the epitaph on. EASTERN NEws.—The news from. the East is voluminous but of less importance than common. Nothing from Charleston and almost nothing’from any other point. “THAT’S a fine strain, said one gentleman to another, alluding ‘to the tones of a singer at aconcert the other evening, Yes, ‘said a couatryman who sat near, but if.be strains much more, he’ll bust.” CoL. CHapwn, of 116th new York regiment, who fellat Port Hudson, was a nephew of Judge Norton of the Supreme Court of California. A RUSSIAN danseuse—a ‘ caused a furore at the grand opera iu Paris. She is the lightest sylph that ever floated in human form before the footlights, dances to a ‘flute. accompaniment, und tie money she earns, and the jewelry she wears are said to be marvelous. . IT is‘estimated by reliable authority that before next Congress assembles, 150 te 200 national banks will have been organized in the Northern States. GoaT IsLanp RaILroap.—The locomotive and cars were placed on the track of this road to-day and made a few trips backwards and ferwards-for the purpose of gets ting the “hang of the thing,” and on Monday: the boats will commence making regular trips from Broadway wharf to the terminus. The completion of this road makes Oakland a suburban village and reduces the’ time between our city and it to about 35 minx . & stump,-aud few could have aequittedthems . —> ADMITTED To CiTIzENSHIP.—Wm. Bete . ° j ten, James Edwards, Thomas Patterson, new one—has . : utes.—S. F. Journal. * Ambrotypes, . Photographs, Eto. __CH. FERRAND & CO.,, Rooms No, 48, Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada, UR rooms have been excellent apparatus, to-take Large Photographs, In Oil, India Ink, ~ ‘And Pastil Colors ‘or Plain, » Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, recently supplied with and we are prepared Photographic Views, Etc., Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. “PICTURES taken in ries Satisfaction given in all cases Xr Likeness: es are as well taken in cloudy as in clear weather. CH. FERRAND & CO. Nevada, May 9th, 1863. . FURNITURE ---FURNITURE . H. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad Street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall. H. H, Shaffer am prepared to furnish & Co. I Chamber Setts, — BedSteads, Bureaus, Seeretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description at reasonable rates.Upholstery ofall description done. __ Furniture repaired and cleaned. my26-tf EL PL SPENOE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CAL. + BATES & McOORMICK, Wholesale Druggists EROAD STREET, NEVADA, &r Prescriptions carefully compounded. ~% } JUST RECEIVED! 500 BOXES!!! —or— “ A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE a FINE CUT TOBACCO! ALR. JENKINS. CEORCE E. TURNER, Wholesale and Retail dealer In HARDWARE, TIN WARE,’ STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, And everything usually kept in the Hardware and Crockery line—will be sold at‘ the lowest cash priees. Commercial Street, Nevada. A few doors below Piue. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada. JOHN A. LAN: WB CASTER wor 4 inS 6B . puk’ic generally that he has added extensively to his already large and elegant establishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles, Harness, &e. and is repared to.furnish as fine turn-outs as can be-foundip the State. . Well trained, fleet and easy Saddle Horses‘ well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will L« ready at all times. A long experience in the bus iness and an earnest desire to retain the confi dence of my friends, leads me to believe I will be able to give general satisfaction, Particular attention paid to Horses on livery Carriages always in readiness with eareful dri vers forthe use of parties, Balls, &c." ‘the quality of my stock will permit me to say that tuose seeking pleasure or ogsgen on business wvuld do wellto giveme a l. . eral patrenage heretofore ‘GEO. A. WEAVER, { } EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. i ' No. 5 Commercial street, eas J. __ (Successors to Chas Kent.) J.C. MASEL &co., pret By wet the public that they can always be found at the above plece, where Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and bork. onable price Retail Dealers Cc. MASEL & CO., fully taform their triends an they keep ea hund the best quality of Amer.can Live Bee Cattle alwaysfor sale c* a reasrates. He solicits a furnished with Beef at low continuance of the very librectived. “ Nevada, May 28thtf CENTRE MARKET, NO. 2 Vommercial Street, BULACHER & KRAFT. kinds, at Wholesale and Retail.This Market, is continually sup: plied with the choicest meats of all kinds, and customers will be attended with ‘out amoment’s delay. Nevada, Sept 3d.—tf Broad Strect Market. No. 48 Broad street -+-Nevada, Alljkinds of Meat constantiy.om hand at the above well known mar» ket, and for sale in quantities to ; & Suit purchasers. Meats delivered in part of the city free of charge. Prices accorping to quality of meats purchased. : mh27-tf JAMES COLLEY. Richmond Taken, sure. L. PHILLIPS, N COMMERCIAL STREET has just received the best and largest assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, Pi es, &e. Ever brought into this city. Will also keep -constantly on hand a fine assortment of _ Woys and Fancy Goods. Nevada, May 23d—tf . y . Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DRIFUSS, N° 43 Pine Street, hasjust received alarge and choice stock’ of ; Groceries, Provisions, _&c., Which he sell at low rates.” Give me one trial. ' Fresh Ranch Butter received every day. my 24 -DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commercial Street, Nevada. HOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALlers‘in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, as Goods Delivered FREE of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. D. S. BAKER, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley 4nd Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, of ALL KINDS en hand and for sale at. Cheap rates for cash Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WooD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap for cash. ~* a3—tf J. W. CLARK, Nevada. San Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. Wa and retail, dealers inGRO.CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS, &c., &. Have taken the Stand formerly occupied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant receipt of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of be Public Patronage solicited. ’ & Goods delivered free of charge. WEAVER &CO. Nevada, March, 18th 1862. WINE AND LIQUOR STORE! AUGUSTIN ISOARD, Proprietor.Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, ; Broad Street, Nevada, J WOULD call attention to the fact that I have on hand a large assortment of the first quality of Liquors, consisting of Brandy,Gin, *» Wines, : ; Whiskey, Cordials, &c. Also, a few gallons of Wine manufactured from the Grape by myself, in this city — None but the best of Liquors offered for sale, 10 AUGUSTIN ISOARD, PIONEER CIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, ieecrs = in Cigars, Tobacco, Gennine Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA-CITY. NB, Store closed from Friday evening to aturday evening. : ‘ . NEVADA FRUIT STORE: TES undersigned has opened a Fruit store > Opposite the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad street, and made “arrapyemeni with reliable parties for a eonstant ®8P~ ply of * Foreign and Domestic Fruiis; Candies, Nuts, ete. ‘ All of which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Orders from the country respectfully solicited. TOM. TURNER. ALEXANDER BUSWELL, ‘practest Bookbinder, Paper Ruler and Blank Book Man acturer, 517 Clay and 614 Commercial streets. between Montgomery and Sansome. San Francisco. . Binding of ever description neatly executed Blank Books ruled and bound to any desired-pat . tern. ; = je22-tf tate Or JNO, A SMITH, Dec’d. Notice is hereby given by. the undersigned, administrator of the above named estate, to the creditors of, and all persons having claime agaifSt said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchérs, within ten months from the first publication of this notice to the undersigned, at the Anthony House, Rough & 8. Ready Township. 1? te FRENCH, Administrator. Nevada, June 30, 1863. : Two doors “below:. the” TRANSCRIPT ofiee p= _ FRESH MEATSOF 2£4,--——————

ithe nony ities, 1es, Ars, First on is on of York. . we ow ea ws ethption urses thirss by e fee1. but Tects rhole olic medy and rises each le of 1 the r of hising, ises, nt of & 4 @ its. ed arland nents. yualiesenets. -Seal’ r sale ercial ‘ware essly anner noist, th of eo _. Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1863, to wit: . G. H. Cooper, J. Peasley. ~ Le" Forest Springs ‘precinct at Blodgett’s heJ.B. Johnson, Geo. Clark. . _ well. Judges Wm. J. Tisdale; John Mo “House. Ingpeetor, M. J. ea J. F. Bowman, Chas. Johnson. * P. Stull. td se S. PPL TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 19th = = ELECTION PRECINCTS.—At a meeting of “the Board of Supervisors for Nevada county, held Aug. 14th, 1863, it ‘was ordered that the following precincts be established as the Election Precincts of Nevada county, and that.the foHowing-persons be appointed Inspectors and Judges of the respective pre~ Cinets, for the Genera} Election to be held Nevada precinct at the Court House. Inx spector, I. Williamson. Judges, T. T. Da» venport, John H. Dixon. ~“ : Blue Tent precinct at the Blue Tent House. Inspector, Sol. Cushman. Judges, ~~-Meuntain-Well_ precinct -at the. Mountain Well House. Inspector, Henry Summers. Judges, P. Hennefauth, Sam. Johnson. “Grass Valley precinct at Smith’s Ex. ‘change. Inspector, L. L. Whiting. Judges, J.M. Days, T. J. Pegg. Pig a Allison Ranch precinct at Henessey’s storeInspector, Phil: Galway. Judges, Frank Shirland, Wm. Vaile. °tel. Inspector. John’ Shaw. Judges, . 8. Blodgett,-Mr. Blake. Globe Ranch preeinct at Globe Ranch. Inspeetor, A.J. Danforth. Judges, A. J. Webster, A. Goodwin. ~ Buena Vista precinct at Leach’s mill. Inspector, M: Barker. _ Judges, 8. Lewis, B. Taylor. aay Rough and Ready preeinct’ at Walling’s. Inspector, L. A. Willing. Judges, H. W: _ Wood, Henry Rix. Indian Springs precinct at Hatch’s hotel. Inspector, L. Horton. Judges,S.S. Walk« er, C. A. Leighman. Downey House precinct at the Downey House. Inspector, Wm. Varnor. Judges. J.S. Ray, Wm. J. Organ. Zine House precinct at the Zinc House. Inspector, D. S.-Tallman. Judges, S. L. Baroum. P. A. Payne. Mooney. Flat precinct at Otis’ store. Inspector, T. P. Otis. Judges, C. Monasco, Wm. H. Jackson. ian Pleasant Valley precinct,at the Anthony” Smith. » Judges; S. W. Piper, J. Stark. ze Newtown precinct at Schardin’s storo. Inspector, Charles Taylor. Judges, Wm. McCrea, E. Robbins. French Corrall precinct at French Cor« ral house. Inspector, M. Alger. Judges, Wm. Gilaister, Wm. Eddy. : Birehville precinct atThompson’s. hotel. Inspector. Henry Everett. Judges, John Thompson, Geo. Newell. North San Juan preciact at Wormster’s saloon.,. Inspector, O. P. Stidger. Judges, In« Wm. MenSweetland precinct at Wood's hotel. spector, Frank Wood. Judges, ner, R. B. Paton. Cherokee. precinct at Smith’s hotel. Inspector, John Hunter. Judges, Henry Kinney, J. B. Murphy. J. A. J. Ray’s precinet at Ray’s hotel. Tuspector, J. A. Ray. J udges, Frank Cof« fee, Mat. Plunkett. : Columbia Hill precinct at Putnam's sas Juon. Inspector, T. W. Scott.’ Judges, S. Richardson, E. P. Hubbard. : Lake City precinct at Arnold's hotel. In« spector, H. McNulty. Judges, James Cre “gan, Sam. T. Henry. Bloomfield precinct at !Fulton’s saloon. Inspector, J. J. Marriott. J udges, John Dennett, Chag. Abbott. Relief Hill precinct at Tudd’s hotel. Ine spector, Thos. Cary. Judges, Wm. Reason« er, Chas. Goldsmith. _Woolseys Fiat precinct at Legieti’s saluon. Inspector, A. Wells. Judges, Robt. Hous» ton, Z. Dunning. a Moores Flat precinct atroom adjoining Cranson’s drug store. Inspector, John CaldKinney. Mohawk Flat precinct at Lemery’s sax loon. Inspector, Geo Tenney. Judges E. Sherwood, Will Cummings. . Eureka precinct at Eyan’s saloon. In« spector, John Stewart. Judges, Alfred Vi~ ro, A. 8.Thointon. eg . Bowmans Ranch precinct at. Bowman's hetel. Inspector, Mr. Hoysington. JudgWashington precinct, at Washington. Inspector,Amos Root. Judges, Charles Stein« mitz, Ed. Brimskill.Alpha precinct, at Alpha hotel. Tnspecs tor, Jamés Holmes. Judges, A. D. Skillman The Nevada Daily Transoript . epector, W. H. Smith. Judges, J. 8. Hol brook, L. R. Prescott. ‘ spector, G. W.-King. J udgee, J. Dickson, Mry Muncy. : Bear Valley precinct, at Tompkins’ house, Inspector, E. O. Tompkins. J udges, Mr. Pike, Mr. Scott. Itspéctor, C. Remington. Judges; Ed. Twitchell, J. E. Squire.Red Dog precinct, at the Pavilion. Inspector, E. Ballenger. Judges, Wm, A. 'Begole,John Grone. = Ott~S~S Lowell Hill _ Precinct, at Duffy’s hotel Inspector, Maxy. Judge, Duffy, . You Bet precinct.at Dunster’s hotel. In. specter, W. W.Cozzens. Judges, J. Keller, Frank Ryan. ' Quaker Hiil_ preinct, at Wilson’s. Ins -spector, Frank Larkin: cobs, Jobn Laurance. OPINION. OF JUDGE SEARLS.—The Board of Supervisors of the county, before proceeding to call for the election of a county Assessor and Collector, applied to J udge’ Searls for his opinion of the Township law so far as that law has.reference to the two offices of Assessor and_ Collector. The fol~ lowing is his opinion and upon it the Super. visors have acted: ; . ~ To the Hon. Board of Supervisors in and for the county of Nevada. Gentlemen—I am requested to indicate to you my opinion in regard to your ordering an election to fill the offices of county Assessor and 'Tax Collector for Nevada county. . By the act of May 15th, 1862, the duty of assessing and collecting revenue for State and county .purposes is imposed upon tewnship officers in those counties -where the people by a majority vote -have (as in this county) adopted the Township law. The 20th section of that act however éx~ empts from its provisions all towns and cities incorporated prior to May 15th, 1862, either under general or special laws. It is understood that both Nevada -and Grass Valley were incorporated towns prior to the last mentioned date. As the new law makes no provision for collecting revenue'in those towns, and does uot repeal either expressly or by implication, the previous statutes rte. subject, Jam clearly of the opinion that the reyenueg in thse towns remains to be assessdd and céls lected under the general revenue system, and to that end an Assessor and Collector should be elected by tl county at large to discharge the-duties of those respective offices in all the towns of the county incorporated prior to May 15th, 1862. I remain, gentlomen, your ob’t sarv’t, NILES SEARLS. District Court, August 15th.—Cnshman vs His Creditors. _ Discharged from his debts. Huckinga vs: His Creditors. Décree or~ dered. Greeley va Black. Judgment for plaintiff. Cox & Clark vs Smith. Leave to amend cowplaint as to description: of property. Wilbur vs Hanna. Demurrer overruled and 10 days given to answer, Cashin & Colley vs Pearson & Healey Demurrer sustained and plaintiffs -given 5 days to answer. : Marks & Co, vs Consolidated Company— Demurrer overruled and 10 days given to answer. anes Court adjourned to Saturday the 29th of Auguat. ( We have received the following par ticulars of the death of Vanemon, from a correspondent at Red Dog : The body of W. G. Vanemon was found in his diggings at. Remmington Hill on the 13th ‘inst. R. McGvun, Justice of the Peace, was called to hold an inquest and the fullow~ ing jury was sworn : A. P. Shutt, J. V. Faulks, M. Zimmerman, H. K. West, and George A. Beath. After an examination they returned a verdict that the deceased came to his death by the caving ofa bank while workiag in his claims. He was alone when the accident occurred and the siipposition is that he could have been saved had there been any one near him when the bank. caved..No bones -were broken. te The immentf tock of Dry Goods, Carpets;.&c. in the store recently occupied by George H. Colby, on Broad Street, will be sold at Sheriff's Sale, commencing on the 26th of this month. (> A. Block & Co. have on hand at their store, a lot of Dry Goods, such as merinos, silks, woolen plaids, silk damasks, ribbons, &c, which they are going to sell mighty cheap. Ladies! take notice. , Quick .—By favor of the driver of McCue’s stage line, we were put in possession of a Sacramento Union yesterday at a quarter to two O'clock. Thatis quick work, and beats _ Omega precinct, at Pierce’s hotel. InBd all precedent. Ying Fall Creek precinct, at Leery store. In--} ...uittle. York precinct, at Coalbrath’s hotel. Judges, W. N. JaPUBLIC MeeTinc’—There was a foe . meeting to discusa the questions of the day ‘60 Saturday evening last, at the usual place, for. such gatherings. Judge Belden waa’ called to the chair; and he made a very pleasing introductory speech, which put a large audience in a capital humor. Hon. W: H. Sears, the speaker of the evening, was tlén introduced, who gave us a Vigorous and ‘telling speech of ‘an buur and a quarter in length. It is the first time Mr. Sears has honored our town with a speech from. the selves better to.the. satisfaction of an audienee. : At-the-conchusion of the speech of Mr. Sears, Sargent was called out, and was proceeding in his usual forcible-maaner, when understanding Hon. J. H. Warwick,of Sacramento had just arrivediu town, he cailed for Warwick and gave the stand to him. . Mr. Warwick madea few captivating pat~ riotic remarks which: greatly delighted the crowd, wheu the meeting at alate hour adjourned, : The crowd in attendance was thuch larger than was expected—about the same size as the Bigliar meeting of a few evenings pres vious. It was an enthusiastic meeting and had a good effect. _ Horse Race.—The proprietors of the the horses, “Bob Cole” and ‘Sorrel Charley,’ . not satisfied with the resulé of the recent race at Sacramento, have agreed upon anotha cr race to come off over the Gleenbrook Course, on the 18th of September. The proprietors of the track offer a purse of $250.

The stakes are $500 a side, beat 3 in 5. It will be an interesting time for lovers of sport. Hon. W. H. Seats repeated a new epi« taph for John B. Weller the other evening. Here lies John B. Weller; the king of knaves, The greatest copperhead ameng the graves. Ld SUPERVIsoR’s CALL.—We call attention to the long advertisement calling an election Se. It will be noticed that the Supervisors lidvélerdered the election of a county Assesaur and a county Collector. Our space will allow of few remarks in addition to thuse al= ready made. u Hedda, Thomas Poyser, Alexander Henderson, were admitted to citizenship in the District Court on Saturdey last. TURNING UP.—We see by our exchanges thet Cliut. Patchin, formerly of this county, is nominated as the copperhead candidate for county clerk of Mono. Will, Hicks Gra» ham is the ‘candidate for Assemblyman on the same ticket. ———$— WE. PROTEST.—We protest against degrading the beautiful name of Tahoe by aps plying it to such alump of rottenness as John . Bigler. There is no wit or sense in the ape plication. Let's stop it. 2 PROPER . NAME.—Woeatmoreland calls John B. Weller; Old “Simple Slab.” alluding to that simple slab with the epitaph on. EASTERN NEws.—The news from. the East is voluminous but of less importance than common. Nothing from Charleston and almost nothing’from any other point. “THAT’S a fine strain, said one gentleman to another, alluding ‘to the tones of a singer at aconcert the other evening, Yes, ‘said a couatryman who sat near, but if.be strains much more, he’ll bust.” CoL. CHapwn, of 116th new York regiment, who fellat Port Hudson, was a nephew of Judge Norton of the Supreme Court of California. A RUSSIAN danseuse—a ‘ caused a furore at the grand opera iu Paris. She is the lightest sylph that ever floated in human form before the footlights, dances to a ‘flute. accompaniment, und tie money she earns, and the jewelry she wears are said to be marvelous. . IT is‘estimated by reliable authority that before next Congress assembles, 150 te 200 national banks will have been organized in the Northern States. GoaT IsLanp RaILroap.—The locomotive and cars were placed on the track of this road to-day and made a few trips backwards and ferwards-for the purpose of gets ting the “hang of the thing,” and on Monday: the boats will commence making regular trips from Broadway wharf to the terminus. The completion of this road makes Oakland a suburban village and reduces the’ time between our city and it to about 35 minx . & stump,-aud few could have aequittedthems . —> ADMITTED To CiTIzENSHIP.—Wm. Bete . ° j ten, James Edwards, Thomas Patterson, new one—has . : utes.—S. F. Journal. * Ambrotypes, . Photographs, Eto. __CH. FERRAND & CO.,, Rooms No, 48, Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada, UR rooms have been excellent apparatus, to-take Large Photographs, In Oil, India Ink, ~ ‘And Pastil Colors ‘or Plain, » Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, recently supplied with and we are prepared Photographic Views, Etc., Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. “PICTURES taken in ries Satisfaction given in all cases Xr Likeness: es are as well taken in cloudy as in clear weather. CH. FERRAND & CO. Nevada, May 9th, 1863. . FURNITURE ---FURNITURE . H. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad Street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall. H. H, Shaffer am prepared to furnish & Co. I Chamber Setts, — BedSteads, Bureaus, Seeretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description at reasonable rates.Upholstery ofall description done. __ Furniture repaired and cleaned. my26-tf EL PL SPENOE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY, CAL. + BATES & McOORMICK, Wholesale Druggists EROAD STREET, NEVADA, &r Prescriptions carefully compounded. ~% } JUST RECEIVED! 500 BOXES!!! —or— “ A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE a FINE CUT TOBACCO! ALR. JENKINS. CEORCE E. TURNER, Wholesale and Retail dealer In HARDWARE, TIN WARE,’ STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, And everything usually kept in the Hardware and Crockery line—will be sold at‘ the lowest cash priees. Commercial Street, Nevada. A few doors below Piue. UNION LIVERY STABLE. Main Street, Nevada. JOHN A. LAN: WB CASTER wor 4 inS 6B . puk’ic generally that he has added extensively to his already large and elegant establishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles, Harness, &e. and is repared to.furnish as fine turn-outs as can be-foundip the State. . Well trained, fleet and easy Saddle Horses‘ well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will L« ready at all times. A long experience in the bus iness and an earnest desire to retain the confi dence of my friends, leads me to believe I will be able to give general satisfaction, Particular attention paid to Horses on livery Carriages always in readiness with eareful dri vers forthe use of parties, Balls, &c." ‘the quality of my stock will permit me to say that tuose seeking pleasure or ogsgen on business wvuld do wellto giveme a l. . eral patrenage heretofore ‘GEO. A. WEAVER, { } EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. i ' No. 5 Commercial street, eas J. __ (Successors to Chas Kent.) J.C. MASEL &co., pret By wet the public that they can always be found at the above plece, where Beef, Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and bork. onable price Retail Dealers Cc. MASEL & CO., fully taform their triends an they keep ea hund the best quality of Amer.can Live Bee Cattle alwaysfor sale c* a reasrates. He solicits a furnished with Beef at low continuance of the very librectived. “ Nevada, May 28thtf CENTRE MARKET, NO. 2 Vommercial Street, BULACHER & KRAFT. kinds, at Wholesale and Retail.This Market, is continually sup: plied with the choicest meats of all kinds, and customers will be attended with ‘out amoment’s delay. Nevada, Sept 3d.—tf Broad Strect Market. No. 48 Broad street -+-Nevada, Alljkinds of Meat constantiy.om hand at the above well known mar» ket, and for sale in quantities to ; & Suit purchasers. Meats delivered in part of the city free of charge. Prices accorping to quality of meats purchased. : mh27-tf JAMES COLLEY. Richmond Taken, sure. L. PHILLIPS, N COMMERCIAL STREET has just received the best and largest assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, Pi es, &e. Ever brought into this city. Will also keep -constantly on hand a fine assortment of _ Woys and Fancy Goods. Nevada, May 23d—tf . y . Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DRIFUSS, N° 43 Pine Street, hasjust received alarge and choice stock’ of ; Groceries, Provisions, _&c., Which he sell at low rates..” Give me one trial. ' Fresh Ranch Butter received every day. my 24 -DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commercial Street, Nevada. HOLESALE & RETAIL, DEALlers‘in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, as Goods Delivered FREE of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. D. S. BAKER, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley 4nd Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, of ALL KINDS en hand and for sale at. Cheap rates for cash Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WooD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap for cash. ~* a3—tf J. W. CLARK, Nevada. San Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. Wa and retail, dealers inGRO.CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS, &c., &. Have taken the Stand formerly occupied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant receipt of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of be Public Patronage solicited. ’ & Goods delivered free of charge. WEAVER &CO. Nevada, March, 18th 1862. WINE AND LIQUOR STORE! AUGUSTIN ISOARD, Proprietor.Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, ; Broad Street, Nevada, J WOULD call attention to the fact that I have on hand a large assortment of the first quality of Liquors, consisting of Brandy,Gin, *» Wines, : ; Whiskey, Cordials, &c. Also, a few gallons of Wine manufactured from the Grape by myself, in this city — None but the best of Liquors offered for sale, 10 AUGUSTIN ISOARD, PIONEER CIGAR STORE S. ROTHSCHILD, ieecrs = in Cigars, Tobacco, Gennine Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA-CITY. NB, Store closed from Friday evening to aturday evening. : ‘ . NEVADA FRUIT STORE: TES undersigned has opened a Fruit store > Opposite the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad street, and made “arrapyemeni with reliable parties for a eonstant ®8P~ ply of * Foreign and Domestic Fruiis; Candies, Nuts, ete. ‘ All of which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, Orders from the country respectfully solicited. TOM. TURNER. ALEXANDER BUSWELL, ‘practest Bookbinder, Paper Ruler and Blank Book Man acturer, 517 Clay and 614 Commercial streets. between Montgomery and Sansome. San Francisco. . Binding of ever description neatly executed Blank Books ruled and bound to any desired-pat . tern. ; = je22-tf tate Or JNO, A SMITH, Dec’d. Notice is hereby given by. the undersigned, administrator of the above named estate, to the creditors of, and all persons having claime agaifSt said deceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchérs, within ten months from the first publication of this notice to the undersigned, at the Anthony House, Rough & 8. Ready Township. 1? te FRENCH, Administrator. Nevada, June 30, 1863. : Two doors “below:. the” TRANSCRIPT ofiee p= _ FRESH MEATSOF 2£4,--——————