August 20, 1863 (4 pages)

(ean VOL. 6. eS NEVADA CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1863. NO. 141. scaeieiediarhiaidaaainenmmmniaanaaimamemaiasidl SORTS Devatla Daily Transcript, Published Daily—Monday Excepted. N. P. BROWN, Proprictor. -Advertisements published at low rates. Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Office—On Commercial Sireet. Seal Election: Proclamation. NSitection is hereby given that a Genera Election will. te held. on. Wednesday the Second day of September next, throughout Nevada county at which the following officers are to be elected; and **An Act to provide bonds for completing the Deaf, Dumb aid Bliad' Asylum,” aporoved April 27th, 1863, is to be oubeeitted: to the qualified electors of the state for ratification : . Three Members of Congress, A Governor. A Lieutenant Governor. A Secretary of State. A State Controller. An Attorney General. A Surveyor General. A Clerk of the Supreme Court. A State Printer. A State Harbor Commissioner. County Officers. Two State Senators, for the 21st Sematorial District. . j Four Atsemblymen. A Sheriff. A County Clerk. A County Reeorder. ACounty Treasurer. A County Assessor. A County Collector. A District Attorney. A County Surveyor. A County Superintendent of Public Instruction. ; A Coroner. : A Public Admimistrater. ; A Supervisor for the 2d District, composed of the Townships of Grass Valley, Rough & Ready ald Litth: York. E **An Act to provide bonds for completing the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum” approved April 27th, 1863, will be submitted to the qualified electors of the state for ratification, in accordance with section 12 of said Act, at said General lection to be held on Wednesday, the 2nd of September next ; those voting for the same shall have written or printed on their ballots for state officers. the words, ‘Yor Asylum Building Act’”’—and those voting against the same shal have -written or priuted on their ballots the words. ‘-Against Asylum Building Act.” w& Sec. 29 of the statute relative to Elections as amended, vide statutes 1863, page 745 reads as follows : Z See. 29 If such person shall insist that he is entitled to vote, ai dth: challenge shall not be withdrawn, hé shalt not be entitled to vote unless he take the following oatli; to be administered by the Inspector or one of the Judges, viz: * You do swear—OFr affirm as the case may be— that yeu are a citizen of the United States, that you are of the age of twWeiity-one years, according 40 the best ef your knowledge and belief, and that you have resided in this state six’ months next preceding tits election, and that you have not yoted this day.”’ Upon taking»whiclvoath, he shall be entitled to vote forul: ¢tateoMices, and ff he offer to vote torany district;county or township officer be shall in addition thereto, make oath that he has reti did in such district, county or township—as the case may be—thirty days. 2 Sec. 104 uf sald statute as amended vide stat utes 1863, page 398 reads as follows: Sec “104 wry Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an clettion shall. previous to. putting the ballot. of any el@ctor'in tiie ballot box attemptto pry into vr find out any name or names on such ballot which shail have been handed in by said elector ina folded form, orif ag luspector, dudge, or Clerk of'any clection shall open, or suffer the foldedeballot of any elector which pas been handed in tothe Board of Judges. tu be opened or, examinee into previous t2 putting the same inte the ballot vox, oril ary Inspector, Judge, or Clerk o1 an election ghalt make or. place any mark or device on any folded baitot which has been liandcd into the Board of Judges by any elector, with the wview.to ascertain the naine—-of uny peison or persons for whom such clector shalthuve yoted wtany such election, or if any} {nspector, Judye. or Clerk of an Glection, with. . out the consent of the elector, shail disclose the name of any person er persons Which such {nspector, Judge, or Clerk, shail have traudulently oralleyauy disvevered to have been voted for by such clectur at any election, every such Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election so offending, upon couviction thereo?, shall be tined In any suin net less than fifty, nor more than tive hundred dyllars. ‘ycry person who shall forge or counterfeit returns of an election purporting to have been held ata precinet, town, or word, where po eleciion was -in fact, held, or shall wilifully substitute forged or ceunterfeit rethrns of election in the place of the true returns, for a precingl, town, or ward, whete an elvetion was actually held, shall, upon conviction, be punished by, imprisonment in the State Prisdd for a term not fess than two years, and4 not. more than ten years. kvery person who shrall wiifally add to or subtract from the votes actually cast at’ an @fection, invany returns of such election, Wacther such person be an ollicer of such election vf not, every. officer oF elections who shall wilfully make talse “and fraudulent returns, in any manner whatever. of an clection held fa-auy preeiact, town, or ward, and overy person Wilulisvever, Whether officer or nob to whom or. turough whoin any such returns by law are required vy Jaw tobe nimde, whether such persou be CeuatyClerk, Messenger, Sec’ ‘retary of State, or otacr person, who shall alter such election retucns, hall, upon conviction, oe punished by imprisonment in the State Prison tor a term not less than Oue nor more Lhan five years. Jévery person who shall aid or abet in Pithe commission. of any of the olfences men } tioned imthis section, or who,‘bejng present at orco snizant of the commission of either of said ottences, aud. shall not give inturmation thereof. as g65n apracticable to the District Attorney; sor Grand Jury ofthe proper county, or to some Justice of the Peace ef such county,’shall, for every such offence, be punished, upon ceryictiou thereof, b7 imprisonment if the ¢owuty jail ‘for the period of six sonths, or im the Siate Prison iora term of ne* more. th two years. Section 35 of said act has been amended, vide -stututes 1364, page $54, suas to read as follows-: © «SEG.935,, AS sv0n adall.thevotes are read of nd eOuuted, a certificate shall be drawn up on cach ofthe papers containing the poll list and tallies. or attached thereto. stating the number of votes each person voted for has received, and . designating the office to fill which he was voted for which number shall be written in words at full length. Eacli certificate shall be signed ‘by the Clerks,.the Judges, and Inspector. One of . Baid-ee) tificates, With the. poll list, and tally poner to which it is attached, shall be retained y the Inspector, and preserved by him at least six months. Theballots shall be strum’ upon a cord or thread by the Inspector during the counting of the ballots, in the order in which they are entered.apon the tally list by the Clerks, and said ballots, sogether with the other of said certificates, with the poll list and tally paper to _which it is at*ached, shall*be sealed up by the: [nepector’ in presence of the J udges and Clerks, and indorsed ‘‘Election Returns,” and be direc.ted and delivered or sentby the Inspcctor to the County Clerk “of the county in whieh. the election is held, and the said ballots shall be kept for at least 2x months.by said Clerk; and i any person be of the opinignethat the vote o any precinct shall not have been correctly counted, he may appear on the day appointed for the Beard of Supervisoas to open the returns. and demand-a recount of the vote‘of sald precinct, and the#oard of Suvervisors shall proceed to recount the vote of the preginct that is so ¢laimed to have been incorrectly counted. pie wil 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 Preeinets of Nevada county, and that.the fullowing persons be appointed Inspect rs and Judges of the respective pres Wednesday, Sept, 2d, 1863, to wit : Nevada precinct at the Court House. Inx spector, I. Williamson. Judges, T. T. Davenport, John H. Dixon. House. Inspector, Sol. Cushman. Judges, G. H. Cooper, J. Peasley. ae Mountain Well precinet at the Mountain Well House. Inspector, Henry Summers. Judges, P. Hennefauth? Sam. Johnson, Grass. Valley precinet at Smith’s Exchange. Inspector, L. L. Whiting. Judges, J.M. Days, T J. Pegg. ; Allison Ranch precinct at Henessey’s store. Inspector, Phil Galway. Judges, Frank Shirland, Win. Vaile. Forest Springs precinct at Blodgett’s.hotel. Tuspector Juokn Shaw. Judges, ~S&. Blodzett, Mr. Blake. Globe Ranch precinct at Globe Ranch. Inspector, A. J. Danforth. Judges, A. . Js Webster, A. Goodwin. ' Bueaa, V'sta precinet at Leach’s mill. In spector, M. Barker. Judges, 8. Lewis, B. Taylor, : Rough .and. Ready precinet-at Walling’s. Inspector, L.A. Walling. Judges, H. W. Wood, Henry Rix. Hacketsville precinct at Hacket’s -hotel.— Inspector, A. M. Crane, * Judges, D. Elise . worth, Jas. McClusky. “Y Indian Springs precinct at Hatch’s hotel Inspector, L. Horton. Judges, 8. S.-Walk. er, C A. Leighman. Dowarey House: precinct at the Downey House. Inspector; Wm. Varnor., Judges, J.5S. Ray, Wm. J. Organ. : Zine House precinct at, tae Zine Honse, InsPector, D. S. Taliman, Judges, S. L. ' Barnum, P. A. Payne® 4 Moonry Flat precinet at Otis’ store. Inspector, I’. P. Otis. Judges, C.-Monasco, } Win. H. Jackson. . a 2, gies Pléasant Valley precinct at the Anthony: House. Inspector, M. J. Smith. Judges, S. W. Piper,J. Stank. Newtown precinct: at Schardiu’s store. Inspector, Chatles Taylar. Judges, Ware McCrea, E.-Robbins. nit 4, French Corrali precinct at French: Cors. ral house. Inspector, M., Alger. Judges, Win. Glaister, Wm.-Eddy. « a Inspector, Henry Everatt. Judges, Jobo Thompson, Geo. Newell, North San Juan precinct at Wormster’s siloun, Inspevtor, O. P. Stidger. Judges, J, B. Johnson, Geo. Clark . ~, F Sweetland precinct at Wood's hotel. Zn spector, Frank Wood. . Judges, Wm. Menner, Re LB. Puten. ‘ Cherokee’ precinet at Smith’s hotel. Ine spector, John Hunter. --Judges, Henry Kin vey, J. B. Murphy. , ‘ wi J. A. J. Roy's -preeinct: at Ray’s hotel. ‘Inspector, J. A. Ray. Judges, Frank :Cut« fee, Mat. Pluukett. Coluintia Hall precinct at Putnam's sax Joon. duspector, T. W. Scott. Judges, 8. Richardsea, BP, Hubbard. Lake City precinct at Arnold's hotel. epector, H. McNalty. gan, Sam. ‘Tl. Heury. Bluemfield precingt at ‘Falton’s , saloon. Inspector, J. &> Marrivtt. -Sudges,Joh: Dennett,.Chag. Abbott. Tin Judges, James Cres spector, Thos. Cary. judges, Wun. Reasons er, Chas! Goldsmith, i Woulseys Flat presinet atZegien’s ealvon. Inspector, A. Wells. Judges, Robt. Hus tun, Z Danning. id i Moores Flit_precinet at room adjoining Crangon’s drug stote. Inspector, John Caldwell, .dudgea Wm, J. Tisdale; :John Me Kuauey. Maghbawk Flat precinct: at Lemery's 62 loo. Ingpeet r, Geo Tenney. Judges E, Sherwood, Will Cummings, Eureka ,precinct. at Byan’s -esloon. Ins apector, Jahn Stewarb dudges, Alfred Vi; ro, A. 8. Dhoa otun. af Bowmans Rinch precinct at Bowmin's cinets, for the. General Election to be held’ Blue Tent precinct. at the Blue Tent. Birchville precinct at Thompson'a hater . Relief Hill precinct at Todd's hotel’ “Inhotel. Inspector, Mr. Hoysington. J udges’ J. F.: Bowman, Chas. Johnson. Washington preemct at Washington. Inspector, Amos Root., Judges, Charles Stein« metz, Ed. Brirmskill. Alpha precinct, at Alpha hotel. Inspecs tor, James Holmes. ‘Judges, A. D. Skillman P. Stull ite Omega precinct, at Pierce’s hotel. Insteetor, W. H. Suith. Judges, J. S. Halbreok; L. R. Prescott. Full Creek precinct, at Leery store.Inspector, G. W. King, Judgee, J. Dickson, Mr.-Muneyv. ' : Bexr Valley precinct, at Tompkins’ house. Inspector, EO. Tompkins. Judges, Mr. Pike, Mr. Scott. Little York precinct, at Coalbrath’s hotel. Inspector, C., Remingtoa, Judges, Ld. Twitchell. J. E. Squire. Red Dog precinct, at the Pavilion. Inspector, E. Ballenger. . Judges, Wm. A. Begole, John Grene, Lowell Hill. precinet, at, Duffy’s hotel Inspector, Maxy. Judge, Duffy. You Bet precinct. at Dunster’s hotel. Inrpector, W. W. Corzens: Judges, J. Keller, hFrank Ryan Quaker Hiil preinet, at Wilson's. Ins ‘spector, Frank Larkin. Judges, W. N. Jacobs, Joka Laurance. The.attention of voters and of Inspectors and Judges of elections is paaticularly called to the following Sections of the Statutes regulating elections, viz: Sections 1@, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 19, 20, 22, 2.3, 24,25 26, 27, 28, 29,(Am. of 1863,) 30, 31, 32,°33, 34, 35,. (Am. off 1863:) By orAor of the Board of Sudervisors of Nevada county, ‘Attest—R. H. FARQUAAR, To. Clerk. August 14," 1863. . Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry Sears, «6And Machine Shop, oom Spring Street, Nevada City ‘NTEFAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BOUIL1tu ucder. Castings and Machinery of ever description. . Quartz Machinery constructe titted up or repaired. All kinds of Buildy,, Castings, Sav, Grist, Malt and. Bark Mills; Horse Power and Car Wheels. All orders filled promptly.and at as .ujsv rates as any estaplish ment in Sacramento or San /raneiscu—freigh added. » Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. W. LL, SHAEFFER, Would inform ti citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that he hus removed his stock of BOOTS & SHOES, To Kidd's Building, on Pime Street, _ He has just received a large and splendid lot of Boots and Shoes, from San Francisco, which he will sell at. very low rates. He invites the attention of everybody to call and examine his stock. Repairing promptly and neatly done. W. L. SHAFFER, Pine Strect.Nevada, July. 14th—tf Si Se Boots and Shoes Made and Repaired !! JOHN HOOK would in form his friends aud former pa trons that he has teken a shop on Commercial Street, adjoining Geo. Keeney’s Hard— ware store; and is frepared ‘to manufacture, tu order, Boots and Shoes, on the most reasonable terms.—Boots repaired on the shortest notiee. " Give me a trial and I will guarantee satisfacion. Nevada, April 1st. Gato CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. “Phe fast aad splendid eceam ers CHRWSOPOLIS ain ANTELOPE will! leave on . alternate days for San Fran cisco, at 2 o’clock Pp. M from tke foot of Kistreet Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Kridays: ‘Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Lana. amgs— Every Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton. Mas. ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers; Master, will leaye on alternate days for Marysville, a 47 o’clock, 4. M. Change of Day for Red Bl wif. Until further notice; the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Company willmaketwo trips per week to Red Bluff, leaving this city on ‘Wedmesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight reeeived every day. 2 For frieght or passage by any of the above boats, eo y on board, or at the office of the California Steam Navigation’ Comrany, on board brig Glebe A. REDINGTON, Agents WW. Hy TAYLOR. = és Sacramento; April 17th—tf MILWAUKEE BREWERY MWe. 16 ring Street. NEADS. L. W. DREYFUSS : Wee thé citizens 01.Nevada cout . ¥¥. ty and his friends, that-he is in full blast and ready to ‘receive orders or “that delicious beverage, Lager Beer, which -he will sell as owas auky Brewery inthe county apd Rieh Quartz Specimens! UITABEL® for Cufting and .shing, inr Bought at a Large Preniinm over the intrle t BAK RET? &8HERWOOLD, vewelers. To News Dealers and Book Sellers. te y na © STRATMAN, -WHOLESALE NEWSDEALER. Prue and forwerds all the Daily and weekly Newspapers, Magazines, etc., to all parts of the country, with great, dispatch. I sell at prices that defy competition! Every-new novel réceived as soon as published Ihave spetial arrangements with all the differen’ publishors. stationers, &c, and furnish the trade with books, stationery, blank books;+ song books in great.varie lers the closest attention. Send for my price list. and give mea trial. Bancroft's Hand-made Linen Papers. All pure linen, put up in quarler ream packages, ‘The finest writing papers in the United States. “e NEW MILITARY BOOKS, I have an assortment, of every kind, of Milita’ . Ast pea and new ones received as soon as pubished. a Books imported to order. All kinds of Military goods imported to order. Swords. belts ond presentationn swords got up dn the finest style in thirty days, at fifty per ct. less‘than San Francisco prices. MAGAZIWMES AND PAPERS. Attention is called to thelist of all the Amer, jean and Foreign Periodicals, . for which . reveive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements having been made by the United States Government for the carrying of the mails from the At lantic States by steamer three times a month. 1 am enabled toreceive subscriptions at a much lower rate than formerly,» The same eare aa atk tention will be pald to the forwarding of all packages, for which this establishment has gained such an enviable reputation throughout the -acific coast. aoe Subscriptions received for all the San Francisco. Dailies, at Publishers’ prices. ° Atlantic Periodicals a $3 50 per year. Harper’s Monthly. odey’s Lady’s Book, Atlantic Monthly, Leslie’s, Knickerbocker, Continental Monthly, Ladies’ Repository, Tales of the Day, N.Y. Potice Gazette, Clipper, Home Journal, Weckly ‘Tribune, Sunday Atlas, Sunday Times, 6 “Dispatch, ss Mercury, ‘ ourier, Weekly Times, Jour. ¢f Commerce, World, Leslie’s Pictoriol, Boston Pilot, . Harper’sWeckly, Flag of ovr Union, Illustrated News, Pilot, : Leslie 8 Zeitung, Waverly Magazine, Demakrat, Banner of Light, Criminal Zeitung, True Flag, Family Biatter, Investigator, Vanity Fair, © Literary Companion, . Irish American, *i* Forney’s War Press, Scientific Ameriean Phil Sat. Eve’g Post, Wilves’ Spirit of ‘Times,Balt Weekly Sun, Tablet, % Louisville Jourmal, Country Gentleman, St Louis Republican, Weekly, Boston Journal, Mercury, Herald of Progvess, Any newspaper, magazine or review will be furnished to order Orders for books, music, fancy articles, &c. filled promptly at the lowest market rates. Subscriptiens payable invariably inadvance, Address, . J. STRATMAN, News Agené, Ban Francisco. ‘to fi SPECIAL NOTICE, TAKE this method of imforming a public that has bestowed upon me a litcral patronage during the. five years that I have kept the NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL in this city, that l retireto day from the proprictorship and competent hands of Hasey & Mayberry, who have leng been .connected with the establishment aud who are known to the traveling public and citizens as gentlemen versed in a knowledve of how to keepa tirst class Hotel. Kn retiring, I return my thanks to an appreciative public, and desire to recommend to patronage my worthy successors, All those indebted to Georve R. Cancaster arc requested te present themselves at the Nation bills against the undersigned will present the same for payment at the old office. GEORGE R. LANCASTER: Nevada, July 1st, 1563. ; \ Great Reduction jn Prices! —OF.— WATCHES, CLOCKS. and JEWELRY, -—AT— ’ c. W. YOUNG'S, No, 37 Commercial Street, Nevada city. T@ SCRIP HOLDERS. flr KASURER’S OFFICE, Pievatr,; June tst, 1863, { LU persons hoiding Warrants drawn on the General Fund of Nevada county, and registered between January ist, 1862 and July ist, 1862, are. requested ‘to present the same for povment, Interest on the same ceases at the date of this advertisement. “" K.G. WAITE, Treasurer of Nevada Coupty. HAULING DONE! RDERS for hauling left at the store of ( ) Timmons & Co., corner of Main and Commercial streets, will"be attended to imme diately. Teams will be kept in ‘readiness for Jargeor smalljobs, Orders solicited by my3 EK. C. PURTYMAN. WILLIAM R. COE, ~ Cur. Main aud Commercial:st, Keeps constantly on hand a large asShoes, Ladies’ and Misses Shoes & Gaiters. Boot & Shoe Findings al. ways on hand. Repairing dont ou New No 047 Momegomery st. San drancisco music, portraits; prints, medals, melaincotypes, . } ty. I have unequalled facilities, and guarantee dea, . management of that Hetel, leaving it in the} al xchange for settlement. and. those having J. Qealer in Boo!s and Shoes, . sortment of Brogans, Boy’s Boots & ~t SPECIAL NOTICE. ee _ Jacob Rosenthal, ‘LJ AS removed to his old stand No. 54 Broad H Street. where he has just received a SPLENDID STOCK or THE LATEST STYLES OF . Silks, Calicos, Delaines, OilCloths, Carpets, Mosiery, &e. &c. “Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vibf cinity at the yery Lowest Prices ! Ladies will find it to’ their advantage 1 and satisfy themselves that spies: This is no Humbug! I will sell Geods lower than ever before offered im this city Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deceived by an Advertisement where they offer Calicos at 12 1-2 cents and other old trash at low prices, Ifyou will only call at my store No. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, You will get good Goods at. reasonable prices and no Humbug. JACOB ROSE ; Nevada, July 19th. OSENTHAL NEW STORE.NEW COODS. OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broad Street. E have not removed to San Francisco as . 8ome of cur neighbors have reported. but are -In a new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Best §‘ock of Goods ever brought te this city. As we are determined not to be undersold we offer our goods at thie following low prices : ‘Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. French Calicoes, extra quality, 25. cents per yard. ~ Bleached Muslin, such’ ig Laneddle and White Rock, 25 ceuts per yard. Stockings 124 cents a pair or $1 per dozen. . Handkerchiefs 125 cents each, or $1 per dozen. < : Anthe balance of our stock in proportion, : We can sell most of our moods at a lower price, tlian other merehantsean buy them in San Francisco. BL HORWITZ & Cu. New Orleans Fruit Store! ! No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada, f MICHELE CICATO, Fruit and » Confectionery Store. Driedand Greeu et kage all kinds, wholesale and reail. Pipes, ‘Pobacuo, Cigar Bs __Nevada, March 28th—tt ir aags ste: ‘ NATIONAL BATHS Td undersigned would inform the citizcnsot Nevada and vicinity that they have completed a fine bathing House, avtached to their well knuwn establisliment, where the rubliccan be accommydated'with Raths at all timss “They also keep constantly on hand ‘* Dr. Genning’s Repradue. tor, » celebratea for its medical powers over the human Hair. It entirely: eradicates keeps the hair from tui ning grey. : PERFUMERY—A fin axsortment on hand. SH: ER& LAMY E; eppe. National Exchany Gor? QUARTZ sUITABLE Fron Cutting Jewelry, FRONTIER A. DEVIERCY 457 Pine street, San Francisen. By apl2 3 ( RDINANCE NO. 73.—An Orvinanes J levying -a Poll Tax and providing for the collection ofthe same. for the year ehuing May 1864. ‘The ‘Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as fcllows.: Sec. Ist. VYhere shall’be and is-hereby Jevied upon every male inhabitant between theages of 21 and 50 years, residing with inthe eerporate limits of the city of Nevada. a Poll Tax of One Dollar for the year ending May isét. And it is hereby made the duty of the Marshal to collect the saine, Passed August 13th, 1863. J. CLARK, Pres. James Monro, Clerk. ae 2 FAMILY GROCERY. STORE. A. BARUH, Opposite St. Lanis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Necada City, Cav. Informs the public that he will keep constantly on hand, ; Banch Butter, Cheese, Vegetables; Coffee, Case Goads, Fruit, A fine assoriment.of Goods usually found im a store of that kind. His articles are all of the He can always be t found wt-his.old stand.on Com: mercial strect. eure . short noticeNevada, Noy. 16th THIS IS ONLY TO HUMBUG you dandraff and: first quality and awill be.sold cheap for cash.) s

(ean VOL. 6. eS NEVADA CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1863. NO. 141. scaeieiediarhiaidaaainenmmmniaanaaimamemaiasidl SORTS Devatla Daily Transcript, Published Daily—Monday Excepted. N. P. BROWN, Proprictor. -Advertisements published at low rates. Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Office—On Commercial Sireet. Seal Election: Proclamation. NSitection is hereby given that a Genera Election will. te held. on. Wednesday the Second day of September next, throughout Nevada county at which the following officers are to be elected; and **An Act to provide bonds for completing the Deaf, Dumb aid Bliad' Asylum,” aporoved April 27th, 1863, is to be oubeeitted: to the qualified electors of the state for ratification : . Three Members of Congress, A Governor. A Lieutenant Governor. A Secretary of State. A State Controller. An Attorney General. A Surveyor General. A Clerk of the Supreme Court. A State Printer. A State Harbor Commissioner. County Officers. Two State Senators, for the 21st Sematorial District. . j Four Atsemblymen. A Sheriff. A County Clerk. A County Reeorder. ACounty Treasurer. A County Assessor. A County Collector. A District Attorney. A County Surveyor. A County Superintendent of Public Instruction. ; A Coroner. : A Public Admimistrater. ; A Supervisor for the 2d District, composed of the Townships of Grass Valley, Rough & Ready ald Litth: York. E **An Act to provide bonds for completing the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum” approved April 27th, 1863, will be submitted to the qualified electors of the state for ratification, in accordance with section 12 of said Act, at said General lection to be held on Wednesday, the 2nd of September next ; those voting for the same shall have written or printed on their ballots for state officers. the words, ‘Yor Asylum Building Act’”’—and those voting against the same shal have -written or priuted on their ballots the words. ‘-Against Asylum Building Act.” w& Sec. 29 of the statute relative to Elections as amended, vide statutes 1863, page 745 reads as follows : Z See. 29 If such person shall insist that he is entitled to vote, ai dth: challenge shall not be withdrawn, hé shalt not be entitled to vote unless he take the following oatli; to be administered by the Inspector or one of the Judges, viz: * You do swear—OFr affirm as the case may be— that yeu are a citizen of the United States, that you are of the age of twWeiity-one years, according 40 the best ef your knowledge and belief, and that you have resided in this state six’ months next preceding tits election, and that you have not yoted this day.”’ Upon taking»whiclvoath, he shall be entitled to vote forul: ¢tateoMices, and ff he offer to vote torany district;county or township officer be shall in addition thereto, make oath that he has reti did in such district, county or township—as the case may be—thirty days. 2 Sec. 104 uf sald statute as amended vide stat utes 1863, page 398 reads as follows: Sec “104 wry Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an clettion shall. previous to. putting the ballot. of any el@ctor'in tiie ballot box attemptto pry into vr find out any name or names on such ballot which shail have been handed in by said elector ina folded form, orif ag luspector, dudge, or Clerk of'any clection shall open, or suffer the foldedeballot of any elector which pas been handed in tothe Board of Judges. tu be opened or, examinee into previous t2 putting the same inte the ballot vox, oril ary Inspector, Judge, or Clerk o1 an election ghalt make or. place any mark or device on any folded baitot which has been liandcd into the Board of Judges by any elector, with the wview.to ascertain the naine—-of uny peison or persons for whom such clector shalthuve yoted wtany such election, or if any} {nspector, Judye. or Clerk of an Glection, with. . out the consent of the elector, shail disclose the name of any person er persons Which such {nspector, Judge, or Clerk, shail have traudulently oralleyauy disvevered to have been voted for by such clectur at any election, every such Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election so offending, upon couviction thereo?, shall be tined In any suin net less than fifty, nor more than tive hundred dyllars. ‘ycry person who shall forge or counterfeit returns of an election purporting to have been held ata precinet, town, or word, where po eleciion was -in fact, held, or shall wilifully substitute forged or ceunterfeit rethrns of election in the place of the true returns, for a precingl, town, or ward, whete an elvetion was actually held, shall, upon conviction, be punished by, imprisonment in the State Prisdd for a term not fess than two years, and4 not. more than ten years. kvery person who shrall wiifally add to or subtract from the votes actually cast at’ an @fection, invany returns of such election, Wacther such person be an ollicer of such election vf not, every. officer oF elections who shall wilfully make talse “and fraudulent returns, in any manner whatever. of an clection held fa-auy preeiact, town, or ward, and overy person Wilulisvever, Whether officer or nob to whom or. turough whoin any such returns by law are required vy Jaw tobe nimde, whether such persou be CeuatyClerk, Messenger, Sec’ ‘retary of State, or otacr person, who shall alter such election retucns, hall, upon conviction, oe punished by imprisonment in the State Prison tor a term not less than Oue nor more Lhan five years. Jévery person who shall aid or abet in Pithe commission. of any of the olfences men } tioned imthis section, or who,‘bejng present at orco snizant of the commission of either of said ottences, aud. shall not give inturmation thereof. as g65n apracticable to the District Attorney; sor Grand Jury ofthe proper county, or to some Justice of the Peace ef such county,’shall, for every such offence, be punished, upon ceryictiou thereof, b7 imprisonment if the ¢owuty jail ‘for the period of six sonths, or im the Siate Prison iora term of ne* more. th two years. Section 35 of said act has been amended, vide -stututes 1364, page $54, suas to read as follows-: © «SEG.935,, AS sv0n adall.thevotes are read of nd eOuuted, a certificate shall be drawn up on cach ofthe papers containing the poll list and tallies. or attached thereto. stating the number of votes each person voted for has received, and . designating the office to fill which he was voted for which number shall be written in words at full length. Eacli certificate shall be signed ‘by the Clerks,.the Judges, and Inspector. One of . Baid-ee) tificates, With the. poll list, and tally poner to which it is attached, shall be retained y the Inspector, and preserved by him at least six months. Theballots shall be strum’ upon a cord or thread by the Inspector during the counting of the ballots, in the order in which they are entered.apon the tally list by the Clerks, and said ballots, sogether with the other of said certificates, with the poll list and tally paper to _which it is at*ached, shall*be sealed up by the: [nepector’ in presence of the J udges and Clerks, and indorsed ‘‘Election Returns,” and be direc.ted and delivered or sentby the Inspcctor to the County Clerk “of the county in whieh. the election is held, and the said ballots shall be kept for at least 2x months.by said Clerk; and i any person be of the opinignethat the vote o any precinct shall not have been correctly counted, he may appear on the day appointed for the Beard of Supervisoas to open the returns. and demand-a recount of the vote‘of sald precinct, and the#oard of Suvervisors shall proceed to recount the vote of the preginct that is so ¢laimed to have been incorrectly counted. pie wil 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 Preeinets of Nevada county, and that.the fullowing persons be appointed Inspect rs and Judges of the respective pres Wednesday, Sept, 2d, 1863, to wit : Nevada precinct at the Court House. Inx spector, I. Williamson. Judges, T. T. Davenport, John H. Dixon. House. Inspector, Sol. Cushman. Judges, G. H. Cooper, J. Peasley. ae Mountain Well precinet at the Mountain Well House. Inspector, Henry Summers. Judges, P. Hennefauth? Sam. Johnson, Grass. Valley precinet at Smith’s Exchange. Inspector, L. L. Whiting. Judges, J.M. Days, T J. Pegg. ; Allison Ranch precinct at Henessey’s store. Inspector, Phil Galway. Judges, Frank Shirland, Win. Vaile. Forest Springs precinct at Blodgett’s.hotel. Tuspector Juokn Shaw.. Judges, ~S&. Blodzett, Mr. Blake. Globe Ranch precinct at Globe Ranch. Inspector, A. J. Danforth.. Judges, A. . Js Webster, A. Goodwin. ' Bueaa, V'sta precinet at Leach’s mill. In spector, M. Barker. Judges, 8. Lewis, B. Taylor, : Rough .and. Ready precinet-at Walling’s. Inspector, L.A. Walling. Judges, H. W. Wood, Henry Rix. Hacketsville precinct at Hacket’s -hotel.— Inspector, A. M. Crane, * Judges, D. Elise . worth, Jas. McClusky. “Y Indian Springs precinct at Hatch’s hotel Inspector, L. Horton. Judges, 8. S.-Walk. er, C A. Leighman. Dowarey House: precinct at the Downey House. Inspector; Wm. Varnor., Judges, J.5S. Ray, Wm. J. Organ. : Zine House precinct at, tae Zine Honse, InsPector, D. S. Taliman, Judges, S. L. ' Barnum, P. A. Payne® 4 Moonry Flat precinet at Otis’ store. Inspector, I’. P. Otis. Judges, C.-Monasco, } Win. H. Jackson. . a 2, gies Pléasant Valley precinct at the Anthony: House. Inspector, M. J. Smith. Judges, S. W. Piper,J. Stank. Newtown precinct: at Schardiu’s store. Inspector, Chatles Taylar. Judges, Ware McCrea, E.-Robbins. nit 4, French Corrali precinct at French: Cors. ral house. Inspector, M., Alger. Judges, Win. Glaister, Wm.-Eddy. « a Inspector, Henry Everatt. Judges, Jobo Thompson, Geo. Newell, North San Juan precinct at Wormster’s siloun, Inspevtor, O. P. Stidger. Judges, J, B. Johnson, Geo. Clark . ~, F Sweetland precinct at Wood's hotel. Zn spector, Frank Wood. . Judges, Wm. Menner, Re LB. Puten. ‘ Cherokee’ precinet at Smith’s hotel. Ine spector, John Hunter. --Judges, Henry Kin vey, J. B. Murphy.. , ‘ wi J. A. J. Roy's -preeinct: at Ray’s hotel. ‘Inspector, J. A. Ray.. Judges, Frank :Cut« fee, Mat. Pluukett. Coluintia Hall precinct at Putnam's sax Joon.. duspector, T. W. Scott. Judges, 8. Richardsea, BP, Hubbard. Lake City precinct at Arnold's hotel. epector, H. McNalty. gan, Sam. ‘Tl. Heury. Bluemfield precingt at ‘Falton’s , saloon. Inspector, J. &> Marrivtt. -Sudges,Joh: Dennett,.Chag. Abbott. Tin Judges, James Cres spector, Thos. Cary. judges, Wun. Reasons er, Chas! Goldsmith, i Woulseys Flat presinet atZegien’s ealvon. Inspector, A. Wells. Judges, Robt.. Hus tun, Z Danning. id i Moores Flit_precinet at room adjoining Crangon’s drug stote. Inspector, John Caldwell, .dudgea Wm, J. Tisdale; :John Me Kuauey. Maghbawk Flat precinct: at Lemery's 62 loo. Ingpeet r, Geo Tenney. Judges E, Sherwood, Will Cummings, Eureka ,precinct. at Byan’s -esloon. Ins apector, Jahn Stewarb dudges, Alfred Vi; ro, A. 8. Dhoa otun. af Bowmans Rinch precinct at Bowmin's cinets, for the. General Election to be held’ Blue Tent precinct. at the Blue Tent. Birchville precinct at Thompson'a hater . Relief Hill precinct at Todd's hotel’ “Inhotel. Inspector, Mr. Hoysington. J udges’ J. F.: Bowman, Chas. Johnson. Washington preemct at Washington. Inspector, Amos Root., Judges, Charles Stein« metz, Ed. Brirmskill. Alpha precinct, at Alpha hotel. Inspecs tor, James Holmes. ‘Judges, A. D. Skillman P. Stull ite Omega precinct, at Pierce’s hotel. Insteetor, W. H. Suith. Judges, J. S. Halbreok; L. R. Prescott. Full Creek precinct, at Leery store.Inspector, G. W. King, Judgee, J. Dickson, Mr.-Muneyv. ' : Bexr Valley precinct, at Tompkins’ house. Inspector, EO. Tompkins. Judges, Mr. Pike, Mr. Scott. Little York precinct, at Coalbrath’s hotel. Inspector, C., Remingtoa, Judges, Ld. Twitchell. J. E. Squire. Red Dog precinct, at the Pavilion. Inspector, E. Ballenger. . Judges, Wm. A. Begole, John Grene, Lowell Hill. precinet, at, Duffy’s hotel Inspector, Maxy. Judge, Duffy.. You Bet precinct. at Dunster’s hotel. Inrpector, W. W. Corzens: Judges, J. Keller, hFrank Ryan Quaker Hiil preinet, at Wilson's. Ins ‘spector, Frank Larkin. Judges, W. N. Jacobs, Joka Laurance. The.attention of voters and of Inspectors and Judges of elections is paaticularly called to the following Sections of the Statutes regulating elections, viz: Sections 1@, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19, 19, 20, 22, 2.3, 24,25 26, 27, 28, 29,(Am. of 1863,) 30, 31, 32,°33, 34, 35,. (Am. off 1863:) By orAor of the Board of Sudervisors of Nevada county, ‘Attest—R. H. FARQUAAR, To. Clerk. August 14," 1863. . Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry Sears, «6And Machine Shop, oom Spring Street, Nevada City

‘NTEFAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BOUIL1tu ucder. Castings and Machinery of ever description. . Quartz Machinery constructe titted up or repaired. All kinds of Buildy,, Castings, Sav, Grist, Malt and. Bark Mills; Horse Power and Car Wheels. All orders filled promptly.and at as .ujsv rates as any estaplish ment in Sacramento or San /raneiscu—freigh added. » Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. W. LL, SHAEFFER, Would inform ti citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that he hus removed his stock of BOOTS & SHOES, To Kidd's Building, on Pime Street, _ He has just received a large and splendid lot of Boots and Shoes, from San Francisco, which he will sell at. very low rates. He invites the attention of everybody to call and examine his stock. Repairing promptly and neatly done. W. L. SHAFFER, Pine Strect.Nevada, July. 14th—tf Si Se Boots and Shoes Made and Repaired !! JOHN HOOK would in form his friends aud former pa trons that he has teken a shop on Commercial Street, adjoining Geo. Keeney’s Hard— ware store; and is frepared ‘to manufacture, tu order, Boots and Shoes, on the most reasonable terms.—Boots repaired on the shortest notiee. " Give me a trial and I will guarantee satisfacion. Nevada, April 1st. Gato CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. “Phe fast aad splendid eceam ers CHRWSOPOLIS ain ANTELOPE will! leave on . alternate days for San Fran cisco, at 2 o’clock Pp. M from tke foot of Kistreet Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Kridays: ‘Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Lana. amgs— Every Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton. Mas. ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers; Master, will leaye on alternate days for Marysville, a 47 o’clock, 4. M. Change of Day for Red Bl wif. Until further notice; the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Company willmaketwo trips per week to Red Bluff, leaving this city on ‘Wedmesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight reeeived every day. 2 For frieght or passage by any of the above boats, eo y on board, or at the office of the California Steam Navigation’ Comrany, on board brig Glebe A. REDINGTON, Agents WW. Hy TAYLOR. = és Sacramento; April 17th—tf MILWAUKEE BREWERY MWe. 16 ring Street. NEADS. L. W. DREYFUSS : Wee thé citizens 01.Nevada cout . ¥¥. ty and his friends, that-he is in full blast and ready to ‘receive orders or “that delicious beverage, Lager Beer, which -he will sell as owas auky Brewery inthe county apd Rieh Quartz Specimens! UITABEL® for Cufting and ..shing, inr Bought at a Large Preniinm over the intrle t BAK RET? &8HERWOOLD, vewelers. To News Dealers and Book Sellers. te y na © STRATMAN, -WHOLESALE NEWSDEALER. Prue and forwerds all the Daily and weekly Newspapers, Magazines, etc., to all parts of the country, with great, dispatch. I sell at prices that defy competition! Every-new novel réceived as soon as published Ihave spetial arrangements with all the differen’ publishors. stationers, &c, and furnish the trade with books, stationery, blank books;+ song books in great.varie lers the closest attention. Send for my price list. and give mea trial. Bancroft's Hand-made Linen Papers. All pure linen, put up in quarler ream packages, ‘The finest writing papers in the United States. “e NEW MILITARY BOOKS, I have an assortment, of every kind, of Milita’ . Ast pea and new ones received as soon as pubished. a Books imported to order. All kinds of Military goods imported to order. Swords. belts ond presentationn swords got up dn the finest style in thirty days, at fifty per ct. less‘than San Francisco prices. MAGAZIWMES AND PAPERS. Attention is called to thelist of all the Amer, jean and Foreign Periodicals, . for which . reveive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements having been made by the United States Government for the carrying of the mails from the At lantic States by steamer three times a month. 1 am enabled toreceive subscriptions at a much lower rate than formerly,» The same eare aa atk tention will be pald to the forwarding of all packages, for which this establishment has gained such an enviable reputation throughout the -acific coast. aoe Subscriptions received for all the San Francisco. Dailies, at Publishers’ prices. ° Atlantic Periodicals a $3 50 per year. Harper’s Monthly. odey’s Lady’s Book, Atlantic Monthly, Leslie’s, Knickerbocker, Continental Monthly, Ladies’ Repository, Tales of the Day, N.Y. Potice Gazette, Clipper, Home Journal, Weckly ‘Tribune, Sunday Atlas, Sunday Times, 6 “Dispatch, ss Mercury, ‘ ourier, Weekly Times, Jour. ¢f Commerce, World, Leslie’s Pictoriol, Boston Pilot, . Harper’sWeckly, Flag of ovr Union, Illustrated News, Pilot, : Leslie 8 Zeitung, Waverly Magazine, Demakrat, Banner of Light, Criminal Zeitung, True Flag, Family Biatter, Investigator, Vanity Fair, © Literary Companion, .. Irish American, *i* Forney’s War Press, Scientific Ameriean Phil Sat. Eve’g Post, Wilves’ Spirit of ‘Times,Balt Weekly Sun, Tablet, % Louisville Jourmal, Country Gentleman, St Louis Republican, Weekly, Boston Journal, Mercury, Herald of Progvess, Any newspaper, magazine or review will be furnished to order Orders for books, music, fancy articles, &c. filled promptly at the lowest market rates. Subscriptiens payable invariably inadvance, Address, . J. STRATMAN, News Agené, Ban Francisco. ‘to fi SPECIAL NOTICE, TAKE this method of imforming a public that has bestowed upon me a litcral patronage during the. five years that I have kept the NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL in this city, that l retireto day from the proprictorship and competent hands of Hasey & Mayberry, who have leng been .connected with the establishment aud who are known to the traveling public and citizens as gentlemen versed in a knowledve of how to keepa tirst class Hotel. Kn retiring, I return my thanks to an appreciative public, and desire to recommend to patronage my worthy successors, All those indebted to Georve R. Cancaster arc requested te present themselves at the Nation bills against the undersigned will present the same for payment at the old office. GEORGE R. LANCASTER: Nevada, July 1st, 1563. ; \ Great Reduction jn Prices! —OF.— WATCHES, CLOCKS. and JEWELRY, -—AT— ’ c. W. YOUNG'S, No, 37 Commercial Street, Nevada city. T@ SCRIP HOLDERS. flr KASURER’S OFFICE, Pievatr,; June tst, 1863, { LU persons hoiding Warrants drawn on the General Fund of Nevada county, and registered between January ist, 1862 and July ist, 1862, are. requested ‘to present the same for povment, Interest on the same ceases at the date of this advertisement. “" K.G. WAITE, Treasurer of Nevada Coupty. HAULING DONE! RDERS for hauling left at the store of ( ) Timmons & Co., corner of Main and Commercial streets, will"be attended to imme diately. Teams will be kept in ‘readiness for Jargeor smalljobs, Orders solicited by my3 EK. C. PURTYMAN. WILLIAM R. COE, ~ Cur. Main aud Commercial:st, Keeps constantly on hand a large asShoes, Ladies’ and Misses Shoes & Gaiters. Boot & Shoe Findings al. ways on hand. Repairing dont ou New No 047 Momegomery st. San drancisco music, portraits; prints, medals, melaincotypes, . } ty. I have unequalled facilities, and guarantee dea, . management of that Hetel, leaving it in the} al xchange for settlement. and. those having J. Qealer in Boo!s and Shoes, . sortment of Brogans, Boy’s Boots & ~t SPECIAL NOTICE. ee _ Jacob Rosenthal, ‘LJ AS removed to his old stand No. 54 Broad H Street. where he has just received a SPLENDID STOCK or THE LATEST STYLES OF . Silks, Calicos, Delaines, OilCloths, Carpets, Mosiery, &e. &c. “Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vibf cinity at the yery Lowest Prices ! Ladies will find it to’ their advantage 1 and satisfy themselves that spies: This is no Humbug! I will sell Geods lower than ever before offered im this city Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deceived by an Advertisement where they offer Calicos at 12 1-2 cents and other old trash at low prices, Ifyou will only call at my store No. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, You will get good Goods at. reasonable prices and no Humbug. JACOB ROSE ; Nevada, July 19th. OSENTHAL NEW STORE.NEW COODS. OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broad Street. E have not removed to San Francisco as . 8ome of cur neighbors have reported. but are -In a new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Best §‘ock of Goods ever brought te this city. As we are determined not to be undersold we offer our goods at thie following low prices : ‘Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. French Calicoes, extra quality, 25. cents per yard. ~ Bleached Muslin, such’ ig Laneddle and White Rock, 25 ceuts per yard. Stockings 124 cents a pair or $1 per dozen. . Handkerchiefs 125 cents each, or $1 per dozen. < : Anthe balance of our stock in proportion, : We can sell most of our moods at a lower price, tlian other merehantsean buy them in San Francisco. BL HORWITZ & Cu. New Orleans Fruit Store! ! No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada, f MICHELE CICATO, Fruit and » Confectionery Store. Driedand Greeu et kage all kinds, wholesale and reail. Pipes, ‘Pobacuo, Cigar Bs __Nevada, March 28th—tt ir aags ste: ‘ NATIONAL BATHS Td undersigned would inform the citizcnsot Nevada and vicinity that they have completed a fine bathing House, avtached to their well knuwn establisliment, where the rubliccan be accommydated'with Raths at all timss “They also keep constantly on hand ‘* Dr. Genning’s Repradue. tor, » celebratea for its medical powers over the human Hair. It entirely: eradicates keeps the hair from tui ning grey. : PERFUMERY—A fin axsortment on hand. SH: ER& LAMY E; eppe. National Exchany Gor? QUARTZ sUITABLE Fron Cutting Jewelry, FRONTIER A. DEVIERCY 457 Pine street, San Francisen. By apl2 3 ( RDINANCE NO. 73.—An Orvinanes J levying -a Poll Tax and providing for the collection ofthe same. for the year ehuing May 1864. ‘The ‘Trustees of the city of Nevada do ordain as fcllows.: Sec. Ist. VYhere shall’be and is-hereby Jevied upon every male inhabitant between theages of 21 and 50 years, residing with inthe eerporate limits of the city of Nevada. a Poll Tax of One Dollar for the year ending May isét. And it is hereby made the duty of the Marshal to collect the saine, Passed August 13th, 1863. J. CLARK, Pres. James Monro, Clerk. ae 2 FAMILY GROCERY. STORE. A. BARUH, Opposite St. Lanis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Necada City, Cav. Informs the public that he will keep constantly on hand, ; Banch Butter, Cheese, Vegetables; Coffee, Case Goads, Fruit, A fine assoriment.of Goods usually found im a store of that kind. His articles are all of the He can always be t found wt-his.old stand.on Com: mercial strect. eure . short noticeNevada, Noy. 16th THIS IS ONLY TO HUMBUG you dandraff and: first quality and awill be.sold cheap for cash.) s