August 19, 1863 (4 pages)

vane 2 LANTOS UE 2 Bo Ss 5 als OFFICIAL. See AN ACT Tro Provide Bonds fer completing the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum. Avpreved April 27th, 1863. ~~ TS People of the State of California, repreai sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as ollows : i Bonds:: SECTION 1. For the purpose of cegepletin and ee ioe, State Asylum for, the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, the Treasurer of the State shal! cause to be is ons suitable bonds of the State of California; bearing -interest-at-the rate of seven per cent per annam, payable semi-annuph on the first day of January and the first day of July of each year, at the office of the Treasurer of the State. se gpa OTM OF Bonds — peer _, Src. 2) The said bonds shall be signed by the = “thovernor, countersigned by the Controller, and imdorsed he Treasurer of State, and shall have the seal of the state affixed thercto, and shall date from the first dayof July, A pb, 1864. and be made payable at the office of the ‘Preasur--} er of state within twenty days after the date of their issue. } 1 _ Coupons for Interest, SEC. 3. The coupons forinterest shall be attachéd to each bond, so that each one may be removed without injury or defacement of the bond orthe remaining coupons: The said coupous . @hall beconsecutively numbered. and signed by the Treasurer of state, and shail represent the semi-annual interest on the bond to which they are attached. : Record of Bottds —Amount to be issued. Src. 4. ‘Phe Treasurer shall furnish the Controller of state with the number and amount of each bond prepared for issue, and each of the above named‘offteers shall keep a careful and correet recordof the number and denomination of each bond issued under this Act, the whale amount of which bonds to be styled the **Asylum Bonds,’ shall not exceed seventy-flve thousand dollars [$75,000.} e Appropriation. Src, 5. Thesum of seven hundred dellars is ‘hereby appropriated, from the Fund arising from the sale of the “Asylum Bonda,’’ to pay such ex penses as,may be incurred by the ‘Treasurer in the preparation of the said bonds. Tax for. Payment of Principal and Debt. Sxc.6. For the payment of the principdPand interest of the ‘‘Asylum Bonds”’ authorized by this Act, there shall be. levied, on the first Mouday in Mareh AD, eighteen hundred and sixty ~ four,’and each year thereafter, until the intercst and principal of said bones shall be fully paid, an annual tax of three-fourths of one per cent on ¢ach one hundred dollars of value of allthe taxable’ property in this state, which tax shall be assessed and collected as.other state taxes, and by the Treasurer of State set apartin a Fund, to be designated the **Asylum Bond Redemption and Interest Fund,’* to be applied exclusively to the payment of the interest of the Asyfam Bonds,’ aud for the redemption of the same ; and the faith of the State of California is hereby pledged for the payment. as herein provided, of the principal and imterest of the said ‘*Asylum bonds.”? . Surplus in. Asylum Fund. SEC. 7. Whenever, on the first day of Jauuary or the first of. July of any year, there roemains in the ‘Asylum Bond and Kedemption Interest Fund,”? a surplus of five thou-and dollars, or more, after the payment of interest as herein provided, it shall be the duty of the ‘Treasurer of State to advertise ten days in one daily newspaper pnblished in the City of Sacramento: and in one daily mewnspaper published in the City of San Franeisco, for.sealed proposals. to be opened one month after the expiration of the time of publicatian, in presence of the Governor, State Controller, and Treasurer, at the I'reasurer’s office, for the surrender of Asylum Bonds; and the advertisement shall state the amount of moneys inthe Fund to be applied for the redemption of the said bonds. and the lowest pro ppsals for surrender shall be accepted.at such rates, not. exceeding par value, as will redeem the largest amountof bonds, until the money.in the lund is exhausted. Treasuier to Report Monthly Suc. 8. The Treasurer of State shall keep a full and particular account of interest paid and bonds redeemed, and render the same to the Controller monthly, and it shall be his duty to pay the interest on the said, bonds, when the same falls due, from the Fuud provided by this Act. : Notice for Sale of Bonds—Provise. SEC, 9, hen this Act shall have been fatified by avote ofthe people, as her¢inafter pro» vided, the Treasurer of State shall advertise twenty days in one daily newspapef published in the City of Sacramento, and in one daily newspaper published in. the City of Ssn Francisco, for sealed p.oposals for the purchase ol the wholeor any portion ofthe ‘Asylum Bonds,’ and onthe day named in the advertisement for opening said proposals, they shall be opened at the office of the Treasurer of State, in presence of the Governor, Controller, and ‘Treasurer, andthe sums bid for awarded to the highest bidder ; PROVIDED, that no bid shall be aceepted at more than ten er cent disepunt upon the amount represented by the bonds. bid for; and any portion of the amount of bonds authorized to issue under this Act a¥bich shall not be dis posed of by bid as above provided, shall be sold . , by the Treasurer of State, with the approval of the Governor and Controller; PKOVIDED, that ne sale shall: be made at-more than ten p. r cent discount upon the amount represented by the bonds so sold, with the interest which may be due att represented by conpons at the time of @uch sale; and all sales shall be made for gold coin of the United States. and the proceeds shall be set apart in, the Treasury, and constitute the “Blind Asylum Building Fund.’? Erection and Furnishing Asylum. Ske. 10. The Trustecs ofthe Deaf, pumb, and Blind Asylum, upon approved plans and specifiqailons: which shail be filed in the office.of the ‘ joy WhY OF State, stall coutract. upon sureties, wii shall be approved by the Governor, for PH a paige and turnishimg of the aeylum in a “8mplete manner; PROVIDED, It shall not invoive more expenditure than will be covered by the amount realized from the sale of the Asylum bonds issued under this Act. Claims to be Certified, ete. Sec 11. All claims fur material, labor, and charges, incurred in constructing and furnishing the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Asylum, ia accord: anve with the plans above mentioned, ‘shall be vertified by.the Beard of Trustees, and upon approval by the Board.of State Examiners, the Controlle: of State shall draw his warrant for the amount of such claim in favor of the person ons to whem it is due, and the 'Treasur~“6rF or fe Rial pay te same frem the Blind Asylum Building Fund. Act to be submitted to a Vote at Elcetion of September, . 1863. Sre.-12. This Act shall be submitted to the peoepte of the state for ratification at the general election, to be held on. the first Wednesday of September, a. np. eighteen hundred and sixtythree, and the qualified electors of this State will, at said election, on their ballots for State officers, vote cither for or against this’™Act: these voting forthe same shall have written or printed ‘on their ballots fer ‘State omcers the nee words:‘For Asylum Buitding Act,’’ and those voting against the. same. shall have written or piinted on their ballots the words “Against Asylum Building Act.” . Proclamation of Result. Src, 13. The votes for and. against this Act shall be canvassed, returned, aud delared, in the same manner and subject to the same rules .as votes cast for Treasurer of State ; énd-if-it appear that a majority ofall the votes cast for.and against this Act as aforesaid are in favor of: the sume, then it shall have immediate effect, and accordingly. and the ‘Treasurer of State shall proceed as above directed to provide for the preparation and sale of the bonds herem authorized; but should a majority of votes be given against the Act, then it shall be void and of no effeet. —“—<—Pablication by Secretary of State. Sro. 14. The Secretary of State shall cause each. Judicial District, if one be published therein. throughout the State, for three months preceeding the first Wednesday of Septeniber, A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty-thrée, at such rates in which the same r DED, they do not exce printing. , Sc. 15. Section fourteen of this Act shall take effect_immediately, be publix the rates fixed for State UMMONS.—State of California, eounty of i) Nevada, 6s. District Court of the 14th Judi-, cial Distaist of said state. The People of the State of California. to Agnes Gill, Greeting. You are hereby swamoned to sppret and answer to the complaint of Isaae Gill, Plaintiff, filed against you,’ Agnes Gill, Defendant, within ten days from the service of this writ, ifservedon you in tais county, within twenty days if served on you in this District and out of this county and within forty days if served on you in this state and out of this District, in an aetion commenced on the 6th day of July, 1863, in «said Court, wherein p.amtiff prays 10r a decree of this‘Cotirt that the bonds of matrimony between said plaintiff and you be dissolved and that plaintiff be restored to all the rights of an unmarried person. And you.are hereby notitied that if you. fail to answer said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take judgment against youthercfor by detault, together with all costs of suit, and also demand of the court such other relief,as is prayed for in said complaint _— Intestimony whereof 1, R.H. Farqu ; seal thar, elerk of the District Court aforesaid do hereunto set ay shand and impress the seal of the said eourt at office in the city of Nevada, this 7th day of July 1863. j ’ KR. H, FARQUHAR, clerk, — By order of Hon, 'T. B. McFarland, Judge of District Court aforesaid._. Atteat, R. H. FARQUHAR, clerk, A. C. Niles, Pla’ffs Atty. S\N HERIFE’S SALE.—Whereas on the 25th KS day of July 1863, a final judgment, and decree wasrendered inthe District court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, inand for the county of Nevada, against F. Keek, and in favor of I. Unz, for the sum of Twenty: cight Hundred and Fifty-four 80-100 dollars. principal debt, with interest on the principal at tlie rate of two percent per month from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all costs of suit, L have tevied upon all the right, title and interest of defendant in and co the following described property heretofore attached, to-wit: Thas certain house and lot situate on sonth side of Yuba street, between the house and lot of A. V. Leonard & Wileoxon, on Moores Flat; Nevada ¢ ther wi tenements and appurtenances thereunto delonging. This writ is entitled to a credit of Kleven Hundred and Sixty-eight dollars. Notice ishereby given that I will expose to publie sale, all the above described property to the highest bidder. for eash, in front of the Court IIouse door, in Nevada, on—‘Euesday, Sept 8th, A. D., 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A.M. and 4p, MGiven under my hand, this 29th day of July 1863. . W. KNOWLTON, sheriff T. P. Hawley Pl’ffs. Att’y. : NHERIFE’S SALE.—By virtue of an execution to me delivered issued out of the Hon District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada. bearing date July 23d, 1863, in favor of J. M. Noblett and agairst Otis Hiseox, M. F. Hoit. and J, C. Broderick, composing the Shawmut Mill Co. and Orlando Evans<for the sum of Four Hundred thirty-niue 50-100 dollars, from the 16th day of July, 1863, at the rate of two per cent per month till paid together with allcosts of suit I have levied upon-a'l the right, title and interest of defendants in and to the following described property, towit :—'r hat certain saw mill known as the Shawmut Mill Co’s Mill located on the road. leading from Sweetland’s to Hoit’s crossing and about 144 miles in asoutherly direction from the vil Mage of Sweetlauds, Bridgeport Township, countyof Nevada, together with the engine, boiler, and all machinery and appurtenances thereunto belongiug or in anywise appertaining. Also that certain set of mining. claims -known as_ the Mull, Evans& Co’s -claings, located on Buckeye Hill, between ~Sweetlands and Birchville in Bridgeport 'Township, Nevada county; with all flumes, cuts, sluices, hydrauli¢s. iron pipes. rights. of. way, privileges. and »ppurtenances thereunto belonging or inanywise appurtainiag Also ail the right title and interest of. J. G. Broderick of in and to the following des*ribed property, viz: That eertain house and the lot upon which the same stands, located inthe tewn ship of Bridgeport, eouuty of Nevada and State of California, on thé south slide of the roadlead iug from Hoit’s bridge to Sweetland’s, near Shady creek, now oceupied by deferidant J. Brogerick as adwelling house. Notice is hereby. given that I will expose to public sale, all theaboye described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in front ofthe Court House door, in Nevada, on TUKSDAY, Sep. sth, 1863, between the hours of 9 0’clock, Ay Me, and4 P.M. : Given under my _ hand, this gth-day Aug. 1863. : N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff Searls & Stidger, Atts. . ; \HERIFE’S SALE.—Whereas, on the kK) 2ist day of July, A.D. 1863, a final judgment and decree was rendered in the District Court: of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in for the county of Nevada, against J. Meacham & Moses 'Titeomb and in favor of Augustus Steuger, for the sum of six hundred and ninety eight 41-100 dollars debt, with interest on the said sum of $608 41 from the 21st day of July, 1863. at the rate of ten per cent per annum, tugether with all costs of suit, I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of defendants in and to. the :following deseribed property heretofore attache . , to wit: That certain quartz ledge kauown as the Gaston Ridge Quartz Ledge, situated. lying and being in Ne vada vie ni State of California, and being about 3 of amie in-a westerly ‘dtrection from the Cal. Quartz Mill, extending in length from the “south tine three thousand feet, moreor less, ith all the dips, angles and variations thereof, heretoiore worked by Meachem & ‘Titcomb on Gaston Kidge, ‘Township of Eureka * Notive is hereby given, that I will expose to publie sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder fer cash, in front of the Court 1863. between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M., and 4 o’clock, P.M. : : Given under my haad, this 11th day of Aug? 1863. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheritl. J. 1. Caldwell, Pls Atty. : the Governor shall make proclamation thereof . this Act to be published in one newspaper in: cof advertising as are maintained by-the*papers iu hed} Prover-FE lLouse door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, Sept. 8th. of Nevada, township of Eureka, s8.—-By virtue of an execution to. me delivered issued from the court of Ira Stanley, Esq. an.acting justice ofthe peace, in and for the count aforesald, bearing date August Ist, 1863, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said vane on the Ist of August, 1863, in favor of J. C. Mains and against George Head for the sum of One Hundied and Thirty seven dollars, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit, I have’ taken in execution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following described propeity to wit: The undivided one half of a certain set of min. ing claims known as George Head & McCol. lough diggings, together with all tools and ap purtenances’ thereunto belonging. Alse, one ranch and garden, together with the crop thereon. Said property being situat~ on Orleans Flat, Nevada county, 1 will sell at Moore’a Flat, on TUESDAY, the.25th day of August, 1863, beTaken as the property of-George Head to satis-. fy the above demands and accruing cosis. O. D. BABCOCK, Constable _-A SSIGNEER’S~ SALE.—By virtue of au order delivered out of the District Court of the 14th Judicial hehe hich ef alee pointing me ignet-ofeman<Cushman, hah Insolvent Debtor, 1 will offer for-sale the “following described property to wit: the undivided one-half. of that parcel of canon claims, situate in the county and township oi Nevada, State of California, about one mile in a northerly direction from Blue ‘Lent, and knuwn as Johnson & Cushman’s canon, extending from the to the lower extremity ofthe flume now in said ‘canon. and built by Johnson and Cushman,'a distance of one thousand feet more or less. "The above property. is subject to all legal mortgages and liens bonafide, existing cn such property at the time of the surrender of said property. Noticeis hereby given, that F. will expose te public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada,on TUESDAY, Sept. 8th. 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A M,, and4 Pp. M. : : Given under my hand this 11th day of Aug. 3. N. W. KNOWLTON, Assignee. tate of California, County of Nevada, 88, In the matter of the Estate of David Shrumi;, bate Court by the pétitidi of Mathew.Cretiner and testament of David Shrum, deceased, prayIng an order to-sell real estate, that it is necessapenses of administration on said estate and legacies provided for by deceased. It is-therefore ordered that all persons mterested in theestate appear before the sald Probate Court. on .Mon‘day the 7th day of September, A. D. 1863, at 10 o’clock, A. M. at the Court Room of said Court . in Nevada city and county, to show cause why an 0. der should not be granted to the said Executors to sell the real estate of deceased, and that acopy of this order be published at-least four successive weeks in the DAILY MORNING TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper printed and published in said city and vite Given under-rity hand at Chambers, in Nevada, this 29th day of July, 1863. A.C. NILES, Probate Judge. sig State of California, county of Nevada, s.s.—l, R. H. Farquhar. county Clerk of the county of Nevada, State of California and ex officio Clerk of the Probate Court thereof, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of an order this day made anc entered in the minutes of said Court in the above entitled matter. Witness my‘hand and seal of said Court this 39th day of July, 1863. —~ RK H FARQUBAR, Clerk, By G. K. Farquhar, Dep. SHERIF ER’S SA LE .—By virtue Of atl ex: : ectet Ssu¢d vat orene Hon ph eropernbias ms cite 14th Judicial District, in and for the county of Nevada, State of California, and bearing date July 27, 1863, against Peter Rapp and in favor of Frank McGeen, for thesum of Sixteen Hundred and nineteen 40-100 dollas, principul debt, with interest on the principal at the rate of 2 per cent month from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all costs of suit, and whereas pursuant to an order of sale heretofore issued returned and now on file herein, the mortgaged premises described therein were sold for the snm of $1,400. and whereas aiter payment of all costs accrued upon said judgment and order there remains a balance due plaintiff upon said judgment of Four Hundred and ci¢ht dollars, 1 have levied upon all the right, title & intcrest of défend’t, of in and to the following described property to wit: That certain tract or parcel of land situated, lying and being in the township of Rough & Ready, coun ty of Nevada,State of California, about two miles from the bridge of Wood & Clark, on the road. leading from said bridge to Marysville, bounded and described as follows. viz: Commencing at a stake 8 rodg south of the north-east corner of the land once owned by Daniel Wilson and now owned and occupied by Bourne, thence running south 160 rods, thence east 160 rods, thence north 160 rods, thence west 160 rods to place of beginning, together with the tenements and appurtenance thereunto b: longing. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court Housedoor in Nevada, on TUESDAY, Sep. 15th 1863, between the hours of 9 0’clock, A. M., and 4o’clock PM. , Given under my hand this 12th day of Aug. 1863. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. By A W.P6rrer, Under Sheriff. J.1. Calewell, Pls Atty. NHERIENE’S SA LE-+—By virtue of an Execution to me delivered issued eut of the Hon District Court of the 14th. Judicial District in and for the connty of Nevada, bearing date June 25th, 1863, in favor of Wm. Abraham and against A. Hy. Eddy, John Hilland Francis Sovle, for the sum.of Fourteen Hundred and twenty dollars. with interest on the said sum from the 25th day of June 1861, at the rate of two percent per month tovether all costs of suit I have levied tpon all the right. title and intereat of said defendants in and to the following described property, to-wit :—That certain water ditch taking water from Shady creek to French Corral and vicinity in Nevada county and known as the Shady creck or French Corral ditch together with all reservoirs, flumes, ways and side. ditehes, thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. Also,a certain tail flume, Jocaied in French Corral, Nevada county, and.leading. from the claims back of said town to Yuba Riv ernear Wood's crossing together with all rights and privileges thereunto belonging. Also. defendants interest inthe set of mining elaims or miting ground, located at French Corral,. Nevada county and kaown as thé Book Walter, & Co’s claims, together with sluices, tools and ¢uts belonging thereto. : 3 ‘ Notiee is hereby given that I. will expose to public sale, all the above described property to the highest-bidder for cash infront of the Court House door, in Nevarta, on ‘Tnésday, Aug isth, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M. and 4p. M.Given under my hand this 24th day of July F N. W, KNOWLTON ; Sheriff. ’ “He ~_ seal 1663. 0 P. Stidger, Atty. RDINANCE No. 72.—Trhe Trastees of the City of Nevada do erdain as follows :— “SEC. Ist" Jt is hereby ordered that a Road ‘Tax. of Four Dollars be levied upon every able badied male inhabitant between the ages of twentyone and dilty years residing within the corporate hmitsof the city of Nevada, and shal is hereby authorized to demand and collect the same. Passed July 8th, 1863. -1. James Monro, Clerk. J: CLARK, President. , of (ONSTABLE’S BSALE.—State of Califor' nia, county tween the hours of 90’clock, A.M. and 4 P. Mu claims ef Cody & Co, down the ravine or canon . In Probate Court, Nevada county. ; deceased. It appearitig to the.Judge of Said Pra. and Oliver A. Paine, Exeenters-of the last WAIL, ry to sell the whole of the real estate to pay ex-. the MarMMONS.—State of California, county of eareies township of Little York In Justive’s Court, before R. MeGoun, J. P._The peole of the State of California to Thos. Johnson. ou are hereby summoned to appear before me at my Office in the township of Littte York, county of Nevada, on the ist day of August, As D 1863, at 10 o'clock, A. M:, to arewer unto the complaint’of Daniel Goon who demands of you the sum of one.hundred and sixty eight 50-100 d6llars,.balance due on account for labor as per account now on filé‘in my office, when judgment will be’taken against you for the paid amount, together with costs and damages, *f you fail to appear and answer., Given under my hand this ist day of July, AD. 1863. R. McGOUN, Justice 6f the Peace. A truecopy attest Milt.Combs, Con. It appearing upon affidavit to the satisfaction ofthe Court that the defendant herein, Thos. Johnson, is now absent from this county, and it _sppearing likewise that.a cause of action exists In favor of plaintiff and against defenaant, -it is hereby ordered that service of the above summons be had by. publication in the Nevada TRANSCRIPT, & ge ge oN ort em in Nevada eounty for thirty days next ensuing. ~~ : * ng R. MeGOUN) oo PF: A true opy attest Milt. Combs, Con. . UM MONS.—State of California, County of 3 Nevada, Township of Eureka, ss. Justices Court, before Ira Stanley, J.P. 'E the State of California, to James Stevens. the undersigned, Justice of the Peace. at bis o 7 in sajd Township, on Saturday the 17th day of October, 1863, at 1 o’clock, P. M., to answer to’ the complaint.of C. R. Edwards.who sues to re-. cover the sum of. twenty-five 56-100 dollars al leged to be due omoek account for meats sold and delivered as per copy ofaccount now ’cR file in my office. On stare. £ to appear and answer. judgment will be rendercd against you for the said sum together with coats of suit. . Given.under my. hand this Sth. day cf July, 1863, IRA STANLEY; Justice of the Peace. ‘O. D. Babcock, Constable. hore De saan . Be It if ordered that the foregoing Summons be ptiblivhed in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPY for three months. IRASTANLEY, J.P. A@ERIEF’S SALE.—By virtue of an exeS)_cution to me delivered issued out of the Hon District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada, bearing date June 24th “A. D. 1863, in favor Jos. Dickson, Albert Lindsey and James H. Moore and against A H Kddy for the sum of $2.722 00, debt, with interest on the said sum from the 3d day of May, 1862, at the rate of two per cent per month, together with all costs of suit-I have-levied upon all. the right, title and interest of defendant in.and to the following described property, heretofore attached to-wit:—That certain water ditch taking water from Shady creek to French Corral and vicinity in Nevida:county and known as the Shady creek or French Corral. ditch. together with all reservoirs, flumes. water ways anu side Citches thereunto belonging or in any Wise appertaining. Also. a_ certain tail finme, located in French Corral, Nevada county, and leading from the claims back of said town to Yuba River near Wood’s crossing together with all rights and privileges thereunto belonging. Also, defendants interest inthe set of mining claims or mining ground, located at. French Corral. Nevada county aud known as the Book Walter & Co’s claims together with sluices, tools and cuts belonging thereto. ; Noticeis hereby given. that I will expose to public sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder for cash, infront of the Court house door, in Nevada, on TUKSDAY, Aug. Isth, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. Mand 4 0’clock, P. M. Given under my hand, this 23d day of July, Ae PD. 1863. N W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. 0. P Stidger, PI's ‘Att’y. ONem bt ABE, BS SAB, H.—W hereas on the © 25th day of June, 1863. a final judgment and decree was rendered in the Justice Court of R. McGoun Esq , of the Township of Little York, County of Nevada and = State of California, agamst E. Esmond & Co., and in favor of Chalk Bluff Mill Co., for the sum of $137 71 and $16 25 couts. And whereas on the said 25th day of June, 18:3, it was ordered and decreed by said Court that the lien set forth in plaintiff's coimplaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described to wit: Tbe mining claims situated on the hitl immediately above Chew & Bros. toll road two hundred yards more or less, below the toll house, together with the tunnel extending from and below said claims in which a portion of said flumes are permanently situated, and the ravine extending from said clatms across said toll road tu the main ravine or canon below.— All of said property being in the township, county and State aforesaid, be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judgment and eosts, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 29th day of August, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, As M. and 5 o’elock P. M., I will sell all the right, title and interest of the above defendantsin, to and of the above described property in front. of the office of Combs & McGoun, in the town of Red Dog. county and State aforesaid, at publie auction, for cash in hand, to the highest and best bidder; to satisfy said demands and aceruing costs MILT. COMBS, Constable. Red Dog, August 6th, 1863; THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE RIFLESMAN, Will stand for Mares this sea& Jeson, at Doll’s Ranch, inidway on ett the main road? “tween Ked Bluff and ‘Tehama, up to August Ip. Terms—$100 Per season. : Pedigree—Rifiemaa, b h, bred by John H. Cooper, of Fayette co., Ky in 1855, Got by Imp Glencoe, out of the dam Frazier.and Marksman by Rodolph, g d Butterfly by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnaught—Imp Janus. “Rodolph was by Sir Anchy sof Transport, dam by Haxall’s Moses,(he by Imp Sir Haray)g db Biackburn’s Whip. g g d Maria, by Craig’s Alfred, g g gd the celebrated Prior mare. Sumpter was by Sir Arehy, out of a sister to the dam_of Thornton’s Rattler, by Imp Robm Beadbreast, gd by Obscurity, g gd Old Slamerkiu by Im ildair, gg gd the mare Cub,imported by Col. Delancy. of Virginia in 1767. Buzzard was-imported in 1787; got by Woodecker, dam by Dux; Curiosity by Syap; Reguus ; Godolphin Arab, a inp Janus was foaled in 1746, and gut by English Janus, dam by Fox, g d by the Bald ‘Galloway. Gleneoe was bred by the Earl of Jersey. in 1831, aad won two. thonsand guineas. Riddlesworth and Goodwood Cup in [83T. The next year he won the Gold Cw at Royal Ascot, and then challenged for the Whip. which banter met no acceptance. Henow retire@ trom the turf, and was imported into the. United States by James Jackson. in 1837. Got by Sultan, out of Trampoline, by Tramp ; Web, by Waxy : Penelope, by ‘l'rumpeter ; PrineHa, by Highflyer ; Promise, by Snap; Julia, by Blank :. Spectator s dam, by Partner; Bonny Las, by~Bay Balton ;-Dartey, Arabinn ; Byerly, Turk ; Taffolet’s Barb.; Place’s White’lurk ; Natural Barb mare. e Rifleman, at the, State Fair of 1862, toak the first premium for thoreugh-bred horses,and was entered for the sweepstakes for thoroughbreds, and HAD NO COMPETITORS. iy Persons sending mares from a distance ean rely upon, their stocks receiving careful and —— attention by experienced men, .and ing provided with ample enclosed pasturage, of the owners. DOLL, the best quality, but at therisk The People of . You are hereby summoned ‘to appear before at his office} Sone of San Francisco, on the live of the San and without extra charge, during the season, of Marden & Folger’s: ‘ « '. CELEBRATED oe FAMILY COFFEE! Ty HAS STOOD THE TEST inthe first I class class Hotels in San Francisco—and is used by them—does not contain any of the unwholesome ingredients used ix 4 foreign invention to give color or strength but is strong enough to stand upon its own merits, —ALSOo— . Fresh California Ground SPICES & MUSTARDAre admitted by all to be far superior to impurted articles—and no loss fronr breakage—can be had by: ordering Marden & Folger’s Java Coffee OR heen Sure From any ofthe Grocers, or from their Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, No. 220 Front St, bet. Sacramento & Calitornia.: N. B,—Oun faetory is always open to the inspection of the public. . San Francisco. March 20—tf FOR SALE. Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate BUILDING LOTS for from: $1), t0°$200 —ALSO—Lee 10 VARA-LOTS and entire blocks of beaitiful Garden Land, in th > city an® Jose Railroad, at the west-end Dey >t. rE\HE ‘Title is absolutely PRRFEOT, being a Spanish grant, finally confirmed and patented by the United States. The Shafter Bill respects this title, the city authorities respect it, the District courts and Supreme courts of the United States,.respect it—besides the Title has been forever quieted by a final deeree and judgment against the City. so that there is not even a cloud or shadow upon it. Whoever purchases one of these lots will buy a lot.and not a iawsuit. ee ficés No.19 Naglee’s ae! ng ad is romery and Merchant-streets; San Fran ses jdic HARVEY'S BROWN. Spring Style for 1863! ! A:LAMOTT, Fashionable Matter! Corner .of 2d and J Streets, Sacramento. AS issued the style of HATS for Spring und H. Summer wear. ‘As thisis the best place in the State to procure afine and fashionable tile, call on him and select one from his, the largest stock.in the country, atprices lower tnan at . . any other house, N. B,—Orders from the country tended to. Large assortment of and Buggy Robes always on hand, pipe tgs atadies’ Furs Sle THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. ‘ The best route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines The Yuba Gap Stage Line and Pas~ senger train carrying LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS, ILL, on and after the 20th of May, 1862, make’ @ { regular tri-weekic trips, from / DOWNIEVILLE to . Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat: Spriugs, Anteiope Springs, Washoe city, Ophir Works, Franktown, Carson city, Daytoh. Stiver city Gold Hilland Virginia city. the office of Langton’s Leaving ‘ Express, Downieville, every Pioneer Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this route will have but twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Downieville to Sierra Valley, where the stages will be in readiness to receive and convey them to Virvinia City, passing through asuccession of val leys. and over one of the most beautiful natural roads inthe world; opping atthe Hot Sulphur Springr, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs, or Geysers in Truckee. eadows, the greatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory. Lf The accommodations along this route, for the comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by another; there will be no delays, no trouble from snow ; and the proprietors of.the Lime guarantee every facility to those who desire to make a © pleasant and speedy journey. " At Carson and Virginia cities, connection will be made with other lines te ESMERALDA & THE HUM30LDT MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the officcs. . UNDERTAKING. WM. C. STILES, UNDERTAKER, has on hand and wilt make to order COVERED ©¥ INS at the following cheap rates : SMALL SIZE, FROM. s.ccsscecee. $3 tO SIH LARGE SIZE FROM. ..00005+2+.$10 to $20 TRAV FENCES, of every style, furnished cheaper than by any other gig in the county. ma a rp in oe neatest style ates furnished an@ wo charge for engraving. March 16. 1861-tf “i <p NEVADA ICE COMPANY E would inform the People or Nevada. that we are prepared TO FURNISH GOOD ICE At any andall times at the thostreasonanie terms. Orders left at the Empire Meat Market, on Commercial street, will ‘receive prompt attention. : H. HALE, J. THOMPSON, : Proprietors. my6-tf J.R. STONK. DR. F. HILLE Homeopathic Physician A} (yr r corner of Ping and Broad Streets,. Flagg’s Building, (up, stairs.)) DR.H LLER pays particularly attention to cases of Midwifery. and all Diseases ef long standing. i Nevada, June 18th, 1863. eee A Fine Residence for Sale! _ THE fine, ft Be new residence of Dr. H. Hunt, on Arb-tecraey Hillin this city is offerd for sale on reasonable terms. ° ‘the: grounds are ample atid cultivated, set with trees. shrébs, &e., and the residence itself is one of the most commodious character supplied with every comre~ nience. Apply to the owner or at ‘pence a Wickes’.Store, Browl Street. : Nevada, April Sth, 1863. ~

vane 2 LANTOS UE 2 Bo Ss 5 als OFFICIAL. See AN ACT Tro Provide Bonds fer completing the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum. Avpreved April 27th, 1863. ~~ TS People of the State of California, repreai sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as ollows : i Bonds:: SECTION 1. For the purpose of cegepletin and ee ioe, State Asylum for, the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind, the Treasurer of the State shal! cause to be is ons suitable bonds of the State of California; bearing -interest-at-the rate of seven per cent per annam, payable semi-annuph on the first day of January and the first day of July of each year, at the office of the Treasurer of the State. se gpa OTM OF Bonds — peer _, Src. 2) The said bonds shall be signed by the = “thovernor, countersigned by the Controller, and imdorsed he Treasurer of State, and shall have the seal of the state affixed thercto, and shall date from the first dayof July, A pb, 1864. and be made payable at the office of the ‘Preasur--} er of state within twenty days after the date of their issue. } 1 _ Coupons for Interest, SEC. 3. The coupons forinterest shall be attachéd to each bond, so that each one may be removed without injury or defacement of the bond orthe remaining coupons: The said coupous . @hall beconsecutively numbered. and signed by the Treasurer of state, and shail represent the semi-annual interest on the bond to which they are attached. : Record of Bottds —Amount to be issued. Src. 4. ‘Phe Treasurer shall furnish the Controller of state with the number and amount of each bond prepared for issue, and each of the above named‘offteers shall keep a careful and correet recordof the number and denomination of each bond issued under this Act, the whale amount of which bonds to be styled the **Asylum Bonds,’ shall not exceed seventy-flve thousand dollars [$75,000.} e Appropriation. Src, 5. Thesum of seven hundred dellars is ‘hereby appropriated, from the Fund arising from the sale of the “Asylum Bonda,’’ to pay such ex penses as,may be incurred by the ‘Treasurer in the preparation of the said bonds. Tax for. Payment of Principal and Debt. Sxc.6. For the payment of the principdPand interest of the ‘‘Asylum Bonds”’ authorized by this Act, there shall be. levied, on the first Mouday in Mareh AD, eighteen hundred and sixty ~ four,’and each year thereafter, until the intercst and principal of said bones shall be fully paid, an annual tax of three-fourths of one per cent on ¢ach one hundred dollars of value of allthe taxable’ property in this state, which tax shall be assessed and collected as.other state taxes, and by the Treasurer of State set apartin a Fund, to be designated the **Asylum Bond Redemption and Interest Fund,’* to be applied exclusively to the payment of the interest of the Asyfam Bonds,’ aud for the redemption of the same ; and the faith of the State of California is hereby pledged for the payment. as herein provided, of the principal and imterest of the said ‘*Asylum bonds.”? . Surplus in. Asylum Fund. SEC. 7. Whenever, on the first day of Jauuary or the first of. July of any year, there roemains in the ‘Asylum Bond and Kedemption Interest Fund,”? a surplus of five thou-and dollars, or more, after the payment of interest as herein provided, it shall be the duty of the ‘Treasurer of State to advertise ten days in one daily newspaper pnblished in the City of Sacramento: and in one daily mewnspaper published in the City of San Franeisco, for.sealed proposals. to be opened one month after the expiration of the time of publicatian, in presence of the Governor, State Controller, and Treasurer, at the I'reasurer’s office, for the surrender of Asylum Bonds; and the advertisement shall state the amount of moneys inthe Fund to be applied for the redemption of the said bonds. and the lowest pro ppsals for surrender shall be accepted.at such rates, not. exceeding par value, as will redeem the largest amountof bonds, until the money.in the lund is exhausted. Treasuier to Report Monthly Suc. 8. The Treasurer of State shall keep a full and particular account of interest paid and bonds redeemed, and render the same to the Controller monthly, and it shall be his duty to pay the interest on the said, bonds, when the same falls due, from the Fuud provided by this Act. : Notice for Sale of Bonds—Provise. SEC, 9, hen this Act shall have been fatified by avote ofthe people, as her¢inafter pro» vided, the Treasurer of State shall advertise twenty days in one daily newspapef published in the City of Sacramento, and in one daily newspaper published in. the City of Ssn Francisco, for sealed p.oposals for the purchase ol the wholeor any portion ofthe ‘Asylum Bonds,’ and onthe day named in the advertisement for opening said proposals, they shall be opened at the office of the Treasurer of State, in presence of the Governor, Controller, and ‘Treasurer, andthe sums bid for awarded to the highest bidder ; PROVIDED, that no bid shall be aceepted at more than ten er cent disepunt upon the amount represented by the bonds. bid for; and any portion of the amount of bonds authorized to issue under this Act a¥bich shall not be dis posed of by bid as above provided, shall be sold . , by the Treasurer of State, with the approval of the Governor and Controller; PKOVIDED, that ne sale shall: be made at-more than ten p. r cent discount upon the amount represented by the bonds so sold, with the interest which may be due att represented by conpons at the time of @uch sale; and all sales shall be made for gold coin of the United States. and the proceeds shall be set apart in, the Treasury, and constitute the “Blind Asylum Building Fund.’? Erection and Furnishing Asylum. Ske. 10. The Trustecs ofthe Deaf, pumb, and Blind Asylum, upon approved plans and specifiqailons: which shail be filed in the office.of the ‘ joy WhY OF State, stall coutract. upon sureties, wii shall be approved by the Governor, for PH a paige and turnishimg of the aeylum in a “8mplete manner; PROVIDED, It shall not invoive more expenditure than will be covered by the amount realized from the sale of the Asylum bonds issued under this Act. Claims to be Certified, ete. Sec 11. All claims fur material, labor, and charges, incurred in constructing and furnishing the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Asylum, ia accord: anve with the plans above mentioned, ‘shall be vertified by.the Beard of Trustees, and upon approval by the Board.of State Examiners, the Controlle: of State shall draw his warrant for the amount of such claim in favor of the person ons to whem it is due, and the 'Treasur~“6rF or fe Rial pay te same frem the Blind Asylum Building Fund. Act to be submitted to a Vote at Elcetion of September, . 1863. Sre.-12. This Act shall be submitted to the peoepte of the state for ratification at the general election, to be held on. the first Wednesday of September, a. np. eighteen hundred and sixtythree, and the qualified electors of this State will, at said election, on their ballots for State officers, vote cither for or against this’™Act: these voting forthe same shall have written or printed ‘on their ballots fer ‘State omcers the nee words:‘For Asylum Buitding Act,’’ and those voting against the. same. shall have written or piinted on their ballots the words “Against Asylum Building Act.” . Proclamation of Result. Src, 13. The votes for and. against this Act shall be canvassed, returned, aud delared, in the same manner and subject to the same rules .as votes cast for Treasurer of State ; énd-if-it appear that a majority ofall the votes cast for.and against this Act as aforesaid are in favor of: the sume, then it shall have immediate effect, and accordingly. and the ‘Treasurer of State shall proceed as above directed to provide for the preparation and sale of the bonds herem authorized; but should a majority of votes be given against the Act, then it shall be void and of no effeet. —“—<—Pablication by Secretary of State. Sro. 14. The Secretary of State shall cause each. Judicial District, if one be published therein. throughout the State, for three months preceeding the first Wednesday of Septeniber, A. D. eighteen hundred and sixty-thrée, at such rates in which the same r DED, they do not exce printing. , Sc. 15. Section fourteen of this Act shall take effect_immediately, be publix the rates fixed for State UMMONS.—State of California, eounty of i) Nevada, 6s. District Court of the 14th Judi-, cial Distaist of said state. The People of the State of California. to Agnes Gill, Greeting. You are hereby swamoned to sppret and answer to the complaint of Isaae Gill, Plaintiff, filed against you,’ Agnes Gill, Defendant, within ten days from the service of this writ, ifservedon you in tais county, within twenty days if served on you in this District and out of this county and within forty days if served on you in this state and out of this District, in an aetion commenced on the 6th day of July, 1863, in «said Court, wherein p.amtiff prays 10r a decree of this‘Cotirt that the bonds of matrimony between said plaintiff and you be dissolved and that plaintiff be restored to all the rights of an unmarried person. And you.are hereby notitied that if you. fail to answer said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take judgment against youthercfor by detault, together with all costs of suit, and also demand of the court such other relief,as is prayed for in said complaint _— Intestimony whereof 1, R.H. Farqu ; seal thar, elerk of the District Court aforesaid do hereunto set ay shand and impress the seal of the said eourt at office in the city of Nevada, this 7th day of July 1863. j ’ KR. H, FARQUHAR, clerk, — By order of Hon, 'T. B. McFarland, Judge of District Court aforesaid._. Atteat, R. H. FARQUHAR, clerk, A. C. Niles, Pla’ffs Atty. S\N HERIFE’S SALE.—Whereas on the 25th KS day of July 1863, a final judgment, and decree wasrendered inthe District court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, inand for the county of Nevada, against F. Keek, and in favor of I. Unz, for the sum of Twenty: cight Hundred and Fifty-four 80-100 dollars. principal debt, with interest on the principal at tlie rate of two percent per month from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all costs of suit, L have tevied upon all the right, title and interest of defendant in and co the following described property heretofore attached, to-wit: Thas certain house and lot situate on sonth side of Yuba street, between the house and lot of A. V. Leonard & Wileoxon, on Moores Flat; Nevada ¢ ther wi tenements and appurtenances thereunto delonging. This writ is entitled to a credit of Kleven Hundred and Sixty-eight dollars. Notice ishereby given that I will expose to publie sale, all the above described property to the highest bidder. for eash, in front of the Court IIouse door, in Nevada, on—‘Euesday, Sept 8th, A. D., 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A.M. and 4p, MGiven under my hand, this 29th day of July 1863. . W. KNOWLTON, sheriff T. P. Hawley Pl’ffs. Att’y. : NHERIFE’S SALE.—By virtue of an execution to me delivered issued out of the Hon District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada. bearing date July 23d, 1863, in favor of J. M. Noblett and agairst Otis Hiseox, M. F. Hoit. and J, C. Broderick, composing the Shawmut Mill Co. and Orlando Evans<for the sum of Four Hundred thirty-niue 50-100 dollars, from the 16th day of July, 1863, at the rate of two per cent per month till paid together with allcosts of suit I have levied upon-a'l the right, title and interest of defendants in and to the following described property, towit :—'r hat certain saw mill known as the Shawmut Mill Co’s Mill located on the road. leading from Sweetland’s to Hoit’s crossing and about 144 miles in asoutherly direction from the vil Mage of Sweetlauds, Bridgeport Township, countyof Nevada, together with the engine, boiler, and all machinery and appurtenances thereunto belongiug or in anywise appertaining. Also that certain set of mining. claims -known as_ the Mull, Evans& Co’s -claings, located on Buckeye Hill, between ~Sweetlands and Birchville in Bridgeport 'Township, Nevada county; with all flumes, cuts, sluices, hydrauli¢s. iron pipes. rights. of. way, privileges. and »ppurtenances thereunto belonging or inanywise appurtainiag Also ail the right title and interest of. J. G. Broderick of in and to the following des*ribed property, viz: That eertain house and the lot upon which the same stands, located inthe tewn ship of Bridgeport, eouuty of Nevada and State of California, on thé south slide of the roadlead iug from Hoit’s bridge to Sweetland’s, near Shady creek, now oceupied by deferidant J. Brogerick as adwelling house. Notice is hereby. given that I will expose to public sale, all theaboye described property to the highest bidder, for cash, in front ofthe Court House door, in Nevada, on TUKSDAY, Sep. sth, 1863, between the hours of 9 0’clock, Ay Me, and4 P.M. : Given under my _ hand, this gth-day Aug. 1863. : N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff Searls & Stidger, Atts. . ; \HERIFE’S SALE.—Whereas, on the kK) 2ist day of July, A.D. 1863, a final judgment and decree was rendered in the District Court: of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in for the county of Nevada, against J. Meacham & Moses 'Titeomb and in favor of Augustus Steuger, for the sum of six hundred and ninety eight 41-100 dollars debt, with interest on the said sum of $608 41 from the 21st day of July, 1863. at the rate of ten per cent per annum, tugether with all costs of suit, I have levied upon all the right, title and interest of defendants in and to. the :following deseribed property heretofore attache . , to wit: That certain quartz ledge kauown as the Gaston Ridge Quartz Ledge, situated. lying and being in Ne vada vie ni State of California, and being about 3 of amie in-a westerly ‘dtrection from the Cal. Quartz Mill, extending in length from the “south tine three thousand feet, moreor less, ith all the dips, angles and variations thereof, heretoiore worked by Meachem & ‘Titcomb on Gaston Kidge, ‘Township of Eureka * Notive is hereby given, that I will expose to publie sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder fer cash, in front of the Court 1863. between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M., and 4 o’clock, P.M. : : Given under my haad, this 11th day of Aug? 1863. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheritl. J. 1. Caldwell, Pls Atty. : the Governor shall make proclamation thereof . this Act to be published in one newspaper in: cof advertising as are maintained by-the*papers iu hed} Prover-FE lLouse door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, Sept. 8th. of Nevada, township of Eureka, s8.—-By virtue of an execution to. me delivered issued from the court of Ira Stanley, Esq. an.acting justice ofthe peace, in and for the count aforesald, bearing date August Ist, 1863, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said vane on the Ist of August, 1863, in favor of J. C. Mains and against George Head for the sum of One Hundied and Thirty seven dollars, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit, I have’ taken in execution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following described propeity to wit: The undivided one half of a certain set of min. ing claims known as George Head & McCol. lough diggings, together with all tools and ap purtenances’ thereunto belonging. Alse, one ranch and garden, together with the crop thereon. Said property being situat~ on Orleans Flat, Nevada county, 1 will sell at Moore’a Flat, on TUESDAY, the.25th day of August, 1863, beTaken as the property of-George Head to satis-. fy the above demands and accruing cosis. O. D. BABCOCK, Constable _-A SSIGNEER’S~ SALE.—By virtue of au order delivered out of the District Court of the 14th Judicial hehe hich ef alee pointing me ignet-ofeman<Cushman, hah Insolvent Debtor, 1 will offer for-sale the “following described property to wit: the undivided one-half. of that parcel of canon claims, situate in the county and township oi Nevada, State of California, about one mile in a northerly direction from Blue ‘Lent, and knuwn as Johnson & Cushman’s canon, extending from the to the lower extremity ofthe flume now in said ‘canon. and built by Johnson and Cushman,'a distance of one thousand feet more or less. "The above property. is subject to all legal mortgages and liens bonafide, existing cn such property at the time of the surrender of said property. Noticeis hereby given, that F. will expose te public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada,on TUESDAY, Sept. 8th. 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A M,, and4 Pp. M. : : Given under my hand this 11th day of Aug. 3. N. W. KNOWLTON, Assignee. tate of California, County of Nevada, 88, In the matter of the Estate of David Shrumi;, bate Court by the pétitidi of Mathew.Cretiner and testament of David Shrum, deceased, prayIng an order to-sell real estate, that it is necessapenses of administration on said estate and legacies provided for by deceased. It is-therefore ordered that all persons mterested in theestate appear before the sald Probate Court. on .Mon‘day the 7th day of September, A. D. 1863, at 10 o’clock, A. M. at the Court Room of said Court . in Nevada city and county, to show cause why an 0. der should not be granted to the said Executors to sell the real estate of deceased, and that acopy of this order be published at-least four successive weeks in the DAILY MORNING TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper printed and published in said city and vite Given under-rity hand at Chambers, in Nevada, this 29th day of July, 1863. A.C. NILES, Probate Judge. sig State of California, county of Nevada, s.s.—l, R. H. Farquhar. county Clerk of the county of Nevada, State of California and ex officio Clerk of the Probate Court thereof, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of an order this day made anc entered in the minutes of said Court in the above entitled matter. Witness my‘hand and seal of said Court this 39th day of July, 1863. —~ RK H FARQUBAR, Clerk, By G. K. Farquhar, Dep. SHERIF ER’S SA LE .—By virtue Of atl ex: : ectet Ssu¢d vat orene Hon

ph eropernbias ms cite 14th Judicial District, in and for the county of Nevada, State of California, and bearing date July 27, 1863, against Peter Rapp and in favor of Frank McGeen, for thesum of Sixteen Hundred and nineteen 40-100 dollas, principul debt, with interest on the principal at the rate of 2 per cent month from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all costs of suit, and whereas pursuant to an order of sale heretofore issued returned and now on file herein, the mortgaged premises described therein were sold for the snm of $1,400. and whereas aiter payment of all costs accrued upon said judgment and order there remains a balance due plaintiff upon said judgment of Four Hundred and ci¢ht dollars, 1 have levied upon all the right, title & intcrest of défend’t, of in and to the following described property to wit: That certain tract or parcel of land situated, lying and being in the township of Rough & Ready, coun ty of Nevada,State of California, about two miles from the bridge of Wood & Clark, on the road. leading from said bridge to Marysville, bounded and described as follows. viz: Commencing at a stake 8 rodg south of the north-east corner of the land once owned by Daniel Wilson and now owned and occupied by Bourne, thence running south 160 rods, thence east 160 rods, thence north 160 rods, thence west 160 rods to place of beginning, together with the tenements and appurtenance thereunto b: longing. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court Housedoor in Nevada, on TUESDAY, Sep. 15th 1863, between the hours of 9 0’clock, A. M., and 4o’clock PM. , Given under my hand this 12th day of Aug. 1863. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. By A W.P6rrer, Under Sheriff. J.1. Calewell, Pls Atty. NHERIENE’S SA LE-+—By virtue of an Execution to me delivered issued eut of the Hon District Court of the 14th. Judicial District in and for the connty of Nevada, bearing date June 25th, 1863, in favor of Wm. Abraham and against A. Hy. Eddy, John Hilland Francis Sovle, for the sum.of Fourteen Hundred and twenty dollars. with interest on the said sum from the 25th day of June 1861, at the rate of two percent per month tovether all costs of suit I have levied tpon all the right. title and intereat of said defendants in and to the following described property, to-wit :—That certain water ditch taking water from Shady creek to French Corral and vicinity in Nevada county and known as the Shady creck or French Corral ditch together with all reservoirs, flumes, ways and side. ditehes, thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. Also,a certain tail flume, Jocaied in French Corral, Nevada county, and.leading. from the claims back of said town to Yuba Riv ernear Wood's crossing together with all rights and privileges thereunto belonging. Also. defendants interest inthe set of mining elaims or miting ground, located at French Corral,. Nevada county and kaown as thé Book Walter, & Co’s claims, together with sluices, tools and ¢uts belonging thereto. : 3 ‘ Notiee is hereby given that I. will expose to public sale, all the above described property to the highest-bidder for cash infront of the Court House door, in Nevarta, on ‘Tnésday, Aug isth, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A. M. and 4p. M.Given under my hand this 24th day of July F N. W, KNOWLTON ; Sheriff. ’ “He ~_ seal 1663. 0 P. Stidger, Atty. RDINANCE No. 72.—Trhe Trastees of the City of Nevada do erdain as follows :— “SEC. Ist" Jt is hereby ordered that a Road ‘Tax. of Four Dollars be levied upon every able badied male inhabitant between the ages of twentyone and dilty years residing within the corporate hmitsof the city of Nevada, and shal is hereby authorized to demand and collect the same. Passed July 8th, 1863. -1. James Monro, Clerk. J: CLARK, President. , of (ONSTABLE’S BSALE.—State of Califor' nia, county tween the hours of 90’clock, A.M. and 4 P. Mu claims ef Cody & Co, down the ravine or canon . In Probate Court, Nevada county. ; deceased. It appearitig to the.Judge of Said Pra. and Oliver A. Paine, Exeenters-of the last WAIL, ry to sell the whole of the real estate to pay ex-. the MarMMONS.—State of California, county of eareies township of Little York In Justive’s Court, before R. MeGoun, J. P._The peole of the State of California to Thos. Johnson. ou are hereby summoned to appear before me at my Office in the township of Littte York, county of Nevada, on the ist day of August, As D 1863, at 10 o'clock, A. M:, to arewer unto the complaint’of Daniel Goon who demands of you the sum of one.hundred and sixty eight 50-100 d6llars,.balance due on account for labor as per account now on filé‘in my office, when judgment will be’taken against you for the paid amount, together with costs and damages, *f you fail to appear and answer., Given under my hand this ist day of July, AD. 1863. R. McGOUN, Justice 6f the Peace. A truecopy attest Milt.Combs, Con. It appearing upon affidavit to the satisfaction ofthe Court that the defendant herein, Thos. Johnson, is now absent from this county, and it _sppearing likewise that.a cause of action exists In favor of plaintiff and against defenaant, -it is hereby ordered that service of the above summons be had by. publication in the Nevada TRANSCRIPT, & ge ge oN ort em in Nevada eounty for thirty days next ensuing. ~~ : * ng R. MeGOUN) oo PF: A true opy attest Milt. Combs, Con. . UM MONS.—State of California, County of 3 Nevada, Township of Eureka, ss. Justices Court, before Ira Stanley, J.P. 'E the State of California, to James Stevens. the undersigned, Justice of the Peace. at bis o 7 in sajd Township, on Saturday the 17th day of October, 1863, at 1 o’clock, P. M., to answer to’ the complaint.of C. R. Edwards.who sues to re-. cover the sum of. twenty-five 56-100 dollars al leged to be due omoek account for meats sold and delivered as per copy ofaccount now ’cR file in my office. On stare. £ to appear and answer. judgment will be rendercd against you for the said sum together with coats of suit. . Given.under my. hand this Sth. day cf July, 1863, IRA STANLEY; Justice of the Peace. ‘O. D. Babcock, Constable. hore De saan . Be It if ordered that the foregoing Summons be ptiblivhed in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPY for three months. IRASTANLEY, J.P. A@ERIEF’S SALE.—By virtue of an exeS)_cution to me delivered issued out of the Hon District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada, bearing date June 24th “A. D. 1863, in favor Jos. Dickson, Albert Lindsey and James H. Moore and against A H Kddy for the sum of $2.722 00, debt, with interest on the said sum from the 3d day of May, 1862, at the rate of two per cent per month, together with all costs of suit-I have-levied upon all. the right, title and interest of defendant in.and to the following described property, heretofore attached to-wit:—That certain water ditch taking water from Shady creek to French Corral and vicinity in Nevida:county and known as the Shady creek or French Corral. ditch. together with all reservoirs, flumes. water ways anu side Citches thereunto belonging or in any Wise appertaining. Also. a_ certain tail finme, located in French Corral, Nevada county, and leading from the claims back of said town to Yuba River near Wood’s crossing together with all rights and privileges thereunto belonging. Also, defendants interest inthe set of mining claims or mining ground, located at. French Corral. Nevada county aud known as the Book Walter & Co’s claims together with sluices, tools and cuts belonging thereto. ; Noticeis hereby given. that I will expose to public sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder for cash, infront of the Court house door, in Nevada, on TUKSDAY, Aug. Isth, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. Mand 4 0’clock, P. M. Given under my hand, this 23d day of July, Ae PD. 1863. N W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. 0. P Stidger, PI's ‘Att’y. ONem bt ABE, BS SAB, H.—W hereas on the © 25th day of June, 1863. a final judgment and decree was rendered in the Justice Court of R. McGoun Esq , of the Township of Little York, County of Nevada and = State of California, agamst E. Esmond & Co., and in favor of Chalk Bluff Mill Co., for the sum of $137 71 and $16 25 couts. And whereas on the said 25th day of June, 18:3, it was ordered and decreed by said Court that the lien set forth in plaintiff's coimplaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described to wit: Tbe mining claims situated on the hitl immediately above Chew & Bros. toll road two hundred yards more or less, below the toll house, together with the tunnel extending from and below said claims in which a portion of said flumes are permanently situated, and the ravine extending from said clatms across said toll road tu the main ravine or canon below.— All of said property being in the township, county and State aforesaid, be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judgment and eosts, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 29th day of August, 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock, As M. and 5 o’elock P. M., I will sell all the right, title and interest of the above defendantsin, to and of the above described property in front. of the office of Combs & McGoun, in the town of Red Dog. county and State aforesaid, at publie auction, for cash in hand, to the highest and best bidder; to satisfy said demands and aceruing costs MILT. COMBS, Constable. Red Dog, August 6th, 1863; THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE RIFLESMAN, Will stand for Mares this sea& Jeson, at Doll’s Ranch, inidway on ett the main road? “tween Ked Bluff and ‘Tehama, up to August Ip. Terms—$100 Per season. : Pedigree—Rifiemaa, b h, bred by John H. Cooper, of Fayette co., Ky in 1855, Got by Imp Glencoe, out of the dam Frazier.and Marksman by Rodolph, g d Butterfly by Sumpter—Maria by Dandrige’s Fearnaught—Imp Janus. “Rodolph was by Sir Anchy sof Transport, dam by Haxall’s Moses,(he by Imp Sir Haray)g db Biackburn’s Whip. g g d Maria, by Craig’s Alfred, g g gd the celebrated Prior mare. Sumpter was by Sir Arehy, out of a sister to the dam_of Thornton’s Rattler, by Imp Robm Beadbreast, gd by Obscurity, g gd Old Slamerkiu by Im ildair, gg gd the mare Cub,imported by Col. Delancy. of Virginia in 1767. Buzzard was-imported in 1787; got by Woodecker, dam by Dux; Curiosity by Syap; Reguus ; Godolphin Arab, a inp Janus was foaled in 1746, and gut by English Janus, dam by Fox, g d by the Bald ‘Galloway. Gleneoe was bred by the Earl of Jersey. in 1831, aad won two. thonsand guineas. Riddlesworth and Goodwood Cup in [83T. The next year he won the Gold Cw at Royal Ascot, and then challenged for the Whip. which banter met no acceptance. Henow retire@ trom the turf, and was imported into the. United States by James Jackson. in 1837. Got by Sultan, out of Trampoline, by Tramp ; Web, by Waxy : Penelope, by ‘l'rumpeter ; PrineHa, by Highflyer ; Promise, by Snap; Julia, by Blank :. Spectator s dam, by Partner; Bonny Las, by~Bay Balton ;-Dartey, Arabinn ; Byerly, Turk ; Taffolet’s Barb.; Place’s White’lurk ; Natural Barb mare. e Rifleman, at the, State Fair of 1862, toak the first premium for thoreugh-bred horses,and was entered for the sweepstakes for thoroughbreds, and HAD NO COMPETITORS. iy Persons sending mares from a distance ean rely upon, their stocks receiving careful and —— attention by experienced men, .and ing provided with ample enclosed pasturage, of the owners. DOLL, the best quality, but at therisk The People of . You are hereby summoned ‘to appear before at his office} Sone of San Francisco, on the live of the San and without extra charge, during the season, of Marden & Folger’s: ‘ « '. CELEBRATED oe FAMILY COFFEE! Ty HAS STOOD THE TEST inthe first I class class Hotels in San Francisco—and is used by them—does not contain any of the unwholesome ingredients used ix 4 foreign invention to give color or strength but is strong enough to stand upon its own merits, —ALSOo— . Fresh California Ground SPICES & MUSTARDAre admitted by all to be far superior to impurted articles—and no loss fronr breakage—can be had by: ordering Marden & Folger’s Java Coffee OR heen Sure From any ofthe Grocers, or from their Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, No. 220 Front St, bet. Sacramento & Calitornia.: N. B,—Oun faetory is always open to the inspection of the public. . San Francisco. March 20—tf FOR SALE.. Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate BUILDING LOTS for from: $1), t0°$200 —ALSO—Lee 10 VARA-LOTS and entire blocks of beaitiful Garden Land, in th > city an® Jose Railroad, at the west-end Dey >t. rE\HE ‘Title is absolutely PRRFEOT, being a Spanish grant, finally confirmed and patented by the United States. The Shafter Bill respects this title, the city authorities respect it, the District courts and Supreme courts of the United States,.respect it—besides the Title has been forever quieted by a final deeree and judgment against the City. so that there is not even a cloud or shadow upon it. Whoever purchases one of these lots will buy a lot.and not a iawsuit. ee ficés No.19 Naglee’s ae! ng ad is romery and Merchant-streets; San Fran ses jdic HARVEY'S BROWN. Spring Style for 1863! ! A:LAMOTT, Fashionable Matter! Corner .of 2d and J Streets, Sacramento. AS issued the style of HATS for Spring und H. Summer wear. ‘As thisis the best place in the State to procure afine and fashionable tile, call on him and select one from his, the largest stock.in the country, atprices lower tnan at . . any other house, N. B,—Orders from the country tended to. Large assortment of and Buggy Robes always on hand, pipe tgs atadies’ Furs Sle THE YUBA CAP ROUTE. ‘ The best route to Nevada Territory & Humboldt Mines The Yuba Gap Stage Line and Pas~ senger train carrying LANGTON’S PIONEER EXPRESS, ILL, on and after the 20th of May, 1862, make’ @ { regular tri-weekic trips, from / DOWNIEVILLE to . Sierra Valley, Pea-Vine Springs, Steamboat: Spriugs, Anteiope Springs, Washoe city, Ophir Works, Franktown, Carson city, Daytoh. Stiver city Gold Hilland Virginia city. the office of Langton’s Leaving ‘ Express, Downieville, every Pioneer Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Passengers traveling this route will have but twenty-seven miles of train travel, from Downieville to Sierra Valley, where the stages will be in readiness to receive and convey them to Virvinia City, passing through asuccession of val leys. and over one of the most beautiful natural roads inthe world; opping atthe Hot Sulphur Springr, in Sierra Valley; and, also, at the famous Steamboat Springs, or Geysers in Truckee. eadows, the greatest of the natural curiosities in Nevada Territory. Lf The accommodations along this route, for the comfort of travelers, are unsurpassed by another; there will be no delays, no trouble from snow ; and the proprietors of.the Lime guarantee every facility to those who desire to make a © pleasant and speedy journey. " At Carson and Virginia cities, connection will be made with other lines te ESMERALDA & THE HUM30LDT MINES. For freight or passage, apply to the officcs. . UNDERTAKING. WM. C. STILES, UNDERTAKER, has on hand and wilt make to order COVERED ©¥ INS at the following cheap rates : SMALL SIZE, FROM.. s.ccsscecee. $3 tO SIH LARGE SIZE FROM. ...00005+2+.$10 to $20 TRAV FENCES, of every style, furnished cheaper than by any other gig in the county. ma a rp in oe neatest style ates furnished an@ wo charge for engraving. March 16. 1861-tf “i <p NEVADA ICE COMPANY E would inform the People or Nevada. that we are prepared TO FURNISH GOOD ICE At any andall times at the thostreasonanie terms. Orders left at the Empire Meat Market, on Commercial street, will ‘receive prompt attention. : H. HALE, J. THOMPSON, : Proprietors. my6-tf J.R. STONK. DR. F. HILLE Homeopathic Physician A} (yr r corner of Ping and Broad Streets,. Flagg’s Building, (up, stairs.)) DR.H LLER pays particularly attention to cases of Midwifery. and all Diseases ef long standing. i Nevada, June 18th, 1863. eee A Fine Residence for Sale! _ THE fine, ft Be new residence of Dr. H. Hunt, on Arb-tecraey Hillin this city is offerd for sale on reasonable terms. ° ‘the: grounds are ample atid cultivated, set with trees. shrébs, &e., and the residence itself is one of the most commodious character supplied with every comre~ nience. Apply to the owner or at ‘pence a Wickes’.Store, Browl Street. : Nevada, April Sth, 1863.. ~