August 23, 1863 (4 pages)

a . S EE! n the first O-—-and is f the un* iuven8 strong me . FR DYr supeoss from fee eit » Mills, ‘alifornia. to the inEstate. to $200 locks of deity and of the San , being a nd patenr Bill rees ‘ts of the 1e Title inal dee City. dow upon lots will orner n Franci mOWN. 63! ! ;er’t “amento. pringuad place in able tile, the larg¥ tnan at. atmptl ‘urs ies’ $$ UTE. [. Mines ad Pas~ PRESS, ee teambont hae hir Ds Si er Pioneer iday. nave but n Down8 Will be to Virm of val . natural Sulphur at the in ‘Truc. 1 curios: for the y anothble from uarantee make a ion will ;OLDT officcs. NDERand will t the fol3 to $10 0 to $26 urnished county. at. style aving. .) Nevada. asonapie Meat letors. rgeon Streets, ntion to ef long eee ew resion Aris. offered is. ‘The ltivated, ke., and eommo~-' r convepence & it, Site ae tenis per nereee paren esepen ener rer apgctecenecinn sapaaagneay \ Justice of the Peace of such county, shall, for every sueh offence, be punished, upon convie‘ tioa thereof, by imprisonment ia the county jail 4 Prison ior a term of no‘ more‘than two years. 4 Section 35 of said act bas. n amended vide . Statutes 1863, puge 334, so ea -latavhich shail have been handed in by said elec-tor in a folded form, orif an _ tive hundred dollars. . shall wilfully add to or subtractfrom the votes _ such election, whether such person.be an officer _ returns, im any manner whatever. of an election . yepra. ' the commission of any of the offenees mentioned in this section, or w _ orvognizant of the commission of either of said _ ofenves. and shall not give information thereof ae _ WP 8: NEVADA Bre CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1863. Hevada Daily Transcript, Published Daily—Monday Excepted. -N. P. BROWN, Proprietor. _ Advertisements published at low rates. Job P#inting neatly and promptly executed Office—On Commercial Sireet. Election Proclamation. OTICE is hereby given that a General Election will be held on Wednesday the -Sécond 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 and Bliad Asylum,’ approved April 27th, 1863, is to be submitted to the qualified electors of the state for ‘ratification : Three Members of Congress, A Governor. . : ‘A Lieuteriant Governor. A Secretary of State. A State Controller. An Attorney General. & Surveyor General. A Clerk of the supreme Court. A State Prister. A StateMarbor Commissioner. County Officers. . Two State Senators, for the 2ist. Senatorial District. wee: ey, Four Assemblymen. A Sheriff. A County Clerk. A County Reeorder. ACounty Treasurer. A County Assessor. A County Collector. A District Attorney. A County Surveyor. __ ss A Vounty Superintendent of Public Instruction. th ra A Coroner. ‘ A Public Administrator. A Supervisor for the 2d District, composed of the Townships of Grass Valley, Rough & Ready and Little York. **An Act to provide bounds 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 0f said Act, at sail General Election t6 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, ‘For Asylum Buildin Act’’—and those voting against the same sbal have written or printcd on their ballots the words. *-Against-Asylum Building Act.°’ » Sec’29 of the statute relative to Elections as amended, vide statutes 1863, page 745 reads as follows: i Sec. 29 Ifsuch person shall insist that he is entitled to vote, ai d th: challenge shall not be withdrawn, he shali not be entitled to vote une . less he take the following oath, to be administered by the Inspector or one of the Judges, viz: *-You do swear—or affirm as the case may be— that yeu are a citizen of the United States. that you are. of the age of twenty-one years, accordlig to thebestof your knowledge and belief, and that you have resided in this state six months next preceding this election, and that you have not voted this day.”’ Upon taking which oath, he shall be entitled to vote for ali stateoffices, and if he offer to vote torany district county or township officer he shall in additioa thereto, make oath that he has reej did in such district, county or tewnship—as the ease may be—thirty days. ; Sec. 10+ of sald statute as amended vide stat utes 1863, page 393 reads as follows: Sec 104 If amy Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election shall. previous to putting the ballet of any ejector in the ballot box attemptto pr into or find out any name or names on such balInspector, Judge, or Glerk uf any election shall open, or suffer the folded bailtot of any elector which has been handed in tothe Board of Judges, to-be opened or exuminée into previous tz putting the same into the ballot box, oril avy Inspecter, Judge, or Clerk ot. an election shall make or place any markor device on any folded ballot which has been handed into the Board of Judges by any elector, with the view to ascertain the name of any person or persons for whom such elector shall have voted atany such election, or if any Inspector, Judge. orClerk of an election, with: oat the consent of the elector, sliall disclose the name of any person or persons Which such Inspector, Judye, or Clerk, shall have traududently Or illegaily discovered to have been voted for by such electur at any election, every such Inspevtor, Judye, or Clerk of an election so offeuding, upon eouviction thereof. shall be fined In any sum nut less than fifty, nor more than very person who shall forge or countertvit returns of uu election purperting to have been held ata previnet, town, vr word, wiere no election was in fact held, or shall willfully substitute forged or counterfeit rethrns of cicction in the place’ of the true returns, for a precinct, town, or ward, where an vleetion was. actually held, shall, upon conviction, be punished by imprisonment in the State Prison tor a term not less than two years, and not more than ten years. Every person who uotually cast at an election, im any returns of of euch election or not, every Officer of elections who shall wilfully make fatse and fraudulent held in auy preciuct, town, or ward, and every person whousvevers whether officer or not, to . whom or thruagh whom any such returns by law ure required by taw to be made, whether such person be County Clerk, Messenger, Sec retary of State, or other pérson, who shall alter such election returns, shall, upon comviction, pe punished by haprisonment in the State Prison tug a term not less than one nor more than five Kivery person who shall aid or abet in ho, being present at 4s 8000 aS. practicable te the District Attorney, oc Grand Jury ofthe proper county, or to some for the period of six months, or in the State to as follows: otes each of the papers containing the poll list and tallies. or attached thereto. stating the number of votes each person voted for bas received, and designating the office to fill which he was voted for which number shall be written in worde at fulllength. Lach certificate shall be signed by the Clerks, the Judges, and Inspector: One of said ce’ tificates, With the poll list,and tally og Ad to which it is attached, shall retained y the Inspector, and preserved by him at least six months. Tne ballots shall be strung upon a cord or thread by the Inspector during the counting of the ballots, in the order in which they are entered upon the tally list by the Clerks, and said ballots, \ogether with the other of said certificates, with the poll list and tally paper to which it is attached, shall be sealed up by the Inspector in presence of the Judges and Clerks, and indorsed ‘Election Keturns,*”’ and be directed and delivered or sent by the Insprctor to the County Clerk of the county in whieh the election is held, and the said ballots shall be kept for at least six mouths by said Clerk; and i any person be of the opinion that the vote oany precinct-shall not have been correctly counted, he may appear on the day appointed for the . Beard of Supé¥visoas to open the returns. and demand a. recount of the yote of sald precinct, and the Board of Suvervisors shall proceed to recount.the vote of the precinct that is so claimed to have been ircorPectly counted. ——— ELECTION PrReciNcTS.—At a meeting of the Board of Supervisors for Nevada county, held Aug. 14th, 1863, it was ordered that the following precincts be established as the Election Precincts of Nevada county. and that the filling persons be appointed Inspect: rs and Judges of the respective precincts; forthe General Election to be held Wednesday, Sept. 2d, 1863, to wit: Nevada precinct at the Court House. In spector, I. Williamson. Judges, T. T. Davenport, John H. Dixon. Blue Tent precinct at the Blue Tent House. Iuspector, Sol, Cushman. Judges, G. H. Cooper, J. Peasley. Mountain Well precinct at the Mountain Well House. Inepeetor, Henry Summers. Judges, P. Hennefauth, Sam. Johnson. Grags,. Valley precinct at Smith’s Ex-~ change. Inspector, L. L. Whiting. Judges, J.M. Days, T J: Pegg. Allison Ranch precinet'at Henessey’s store. Inspector, Phil Galway., Judges, Frank Shirland, Wm. Vaile. Forest S; rings precinct at Blodgett’s hotel. Inspector John Shaw. Judges, S. Blodvett, Mr. Blake. ; Globe Ranch precinct at Globe Ranch. Inspector, A. J. Danforth. Judges, A. J. Webster, A. Goodwin. 2 Buena Vista precinct at Leach’s mill. Inspector, M. Barker. Judges, S. Lewis, B. Taylor. Rough and Ready precinct at Walling’s. Inspector, L. A. Walling. Judges, H. W. Wood, Henry Rix. ee Hacketsville precinet at Hacket’s hotel.— ‘Inspector, A. M. Crane. Judges, D. Ellsworth, Jas. McClusky. Indian Springs precinct at Hatch’s hotel Inepector, L. Horton. Judges, S. S. Walk. er, C A. Leighman. Dowiiey House precinct at the Downey: House. [nspeetor, Wm. Varnor. Judges. J.S. Ray, Wm. J. Organ. Zine House precinct at. the Zine Tonse,. Inspector, D. S. Taliman. Judges, S. L. Baroum. P. A. Payne. Moonry Flat precinct at Otis’ store. Inspector, T. P. Otis. Judges, C. Muaasco, Win. H. Jackson. Pleasant Valley precinct at the Anthony House. Inspector, M. J. Smith. Judges, S. W Piper, J. Stark. Newtown precinct at Schardin’s store. Inspector, Charles Taylor. Judges, Wms McCrea, E. Robbins. * French Corrali precinct at French Cora ral house. Inspector, M. Alger. Judges, James H. Warrea, Rufus McEacheru. Birchville precinct at Thompsen’s hotel Inspector, V. G. Bell. Judges, Jobn Thompson, Patrick Quinn. e North San Juan precinct at) Wormster’s saloon. Sweetland precinct at Wood's hotel. — In« spector, Elijah Mull. Judges, John 8S. Brown R. B. Putien. Cherokee precinct at Smith's hotel. Inspector, John Hunter. Judges, John Mc Graw, J. B Murphy. J. A. J. Ray’s precinct at Ray’s hotel. Inspector, J. A. Ray. Judges, Frank Cofs fee, Mat. Plunkett. celes Columbia Hill precinct ‘at Putnam's sas luon. Inspector, T. W. Septt. Judges, S. Richardson, E. P-. Hubbard: Lake City precinct at:Arneld’s hotel. In» spector, H. McNulty. Judges, James Cre gan, Sam. T. Henry. Bloomfield precinct at Fulton’s saloon. Inspector, J. J Marriott. Judges, John Dennett,:Cham Abbutt. Relief Hill preeinct at Todd's hotel. Inspector, Thos. Cary. Jiityes, Win. Reason er, Chas. Goldsmith. ~“Woolseys Flat precinct at Legien’s saloon. Inspector, A. Wells. Judges, Robt. Huuston, Z Dunning. i Moores Flat precinct at room adjoining Cranson’s drug store. Inspector, Johu Caldwell. Judges Wu. J. Tisdale, John Mc Kinney. na : Mohawk Flat precinct at Lemery’s sa« loon. “Inspector, Geo Tenuey. Judges E. Eureka precinct at Eyai’s saloon. Inspector, J Stewart. Judges, Alfred Vi. Sherwood, Will Cummings. as SEc. 35. As puna the and counted, a certificate shall v are reas: be drawa up Bowmans Ranch precinct at Bo ro. A. 8. Taointon. : “ Inspector, J. B. Johnson. Judges, . ‘John McCoy, Jolin MeBrown. : za hotel. Inspector, Mr. Hoysington. Judges J. F. Bowman, Chas. Johnson. .Washington precinct at Washington. spectar, Amos metz, Ed. Brimskill. — Alpha precinct, at Alpha hotel. Inspecs tor, James Holmes. Judges, A. D. Skillman’ P. Stull. i Omega precinct, at Pierce’s hotel. Insreetor, W. H. Smith. Judges, J. S.Helbreok, L. R. Prescott, ae aint Fall Creek precinct, at Leery store. Inspector, G. W. King. Judgee, J. Dickson, Mr. Munevy. Bear Valley precinct, at Tompkins’ house. Inspector, E. O. Tompkins. Judges, Mr. Pike, Mr. Scott. Little York precinet, at Coalbrath’s hotel. Inspector, C. Remington. Judges, Ed. Twitchell, J. E. Squire. Re#-Dog precinct, at. the Pavilion. Inspector, E. Ballenger. Judges, Wm) A. Begole, John Grone. Lovell Hill precinet, at Duffy’s hotel Inspectur, Maxy. Judge, Duffy. : You Brt precinct. at Dunster’s hotel. Inepector, W. W.Cozzens. Judges, J. Keller, Frank Ryan *~~ sm Quaker Hiil preinet, at Wilson's. Ins spector, Frank Larkin. Judges, W. N. Jacobs, John Layrance, ™ The attention of voters and of Inspectors and Judges of elections is” particularly called tothe following “Sections of the Statutes regulating elections, viz: Sections 10, 1M, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 2.3, 21,25 26, 27, 28, 29. (Am. of 1863.) 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, (Am. of 1863.) By orAor of the Board of Sudervisors of Nevada county. ’ Attest—R. H. FARQUAAR, Co. Clerk. _August 14, 1863. InNevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL1 to: order. Castings and Machinery of ever description. Quartz Machinery constructe fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Buildn, Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills; Horse Power andCar Wheels. All orders filled promptly. and at as 1.yw rates as any estaplish ment in Sacramento or San #ranciscu—freigb added. Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, NEW STORE. NEW GUODS. W. L, SHAEFPFER, Would inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that he has removed his stock of BOOTS & SHOES, ' .To Kidd's rere gy on Pine Street, P 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 ~Boots and Shoes Made and Repaired HY JOHN HOOK would in ofa s ; form his friendsaud former pa Gate 3] acd trons that he has taken a shop on Commercial Street, : adjoining Geo. Keeney’s Hard— ware store, and is prepared to manufacture tu crder, Boots and Shoes, on the most reason— terms. Boots repairedon the shortest notice. Phd me a trial and I will guarantee satisfacon. Nevada, April ist. . CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION . COMPANY: , The fast and splendid steam ers CHRYSOPOLIAS. and ANTELOPE will leave ou alternate days for San Fran Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser, will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, cisco, at 20’clock Pp. M from the foot of K/ street and Saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Lana. Ings— peer Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton. Master, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Maryayille, a 17 o’clock, A.M. — Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until further notice, the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Company will make two trips per week to Bluff, a ng this city on A ———aand Saturdays at 7-A.M Freight reeeived every day. Forfrieght or passage by an boats, apply on beard; or at the office of the California Steam Navigation -Company, on board brig Globe A, REDINGTON, t W. H. TAYLOR. } Agen s Sacramento, April 17th—tf MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Street. NEVADA. lL. W. DREYFUSS ° ald inform the citazens of Nevada cum ty and his friends, that he isin full blast and ready. to receive orders for that delicious beverage, Lager Seer, which he wil) sell as ow as any Brewery-in the county aps of the above Rich Quartz Specimens! UITABLE for Cutting and shi inr Bought at a Large Preminm over the intrle sic value, b : BARRETT & SHERWOOD, vewelers. New No 517 Montgomery st. San Francisco oot. Julges, Charles Stein . 4 Weekly, NO. 144, seeeinatiatmaiens To News Dealers and Book Sellers J. STRATMAN, WHOLESALE NEWSDEALER.:. “{ ACKS and forw*rds 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 received as soon as published Thave special arrangements with all the differen’ publishars. st ationers, &c, and furnish the trade with books, stationery, blank bvoks, music, portraits, prints, medals, melaineotypcs, aong books in great peak rr Thave unequalled facilities, and guarantee dea, 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. NEW MILITARY BOOKS. T have an assortment, of every kind, of Milita ry books, and new ones received as soon as published. Books imported to order. All kinds of Military goods imported to order. Swords, belts ond presentadtionn swords got up in the finest style in thirty days, at fifty per ct. less than San francisco prices. MAGAZIWES AND PAPERS. Attention is called to thelist of all the Amer. jean and Foreign Periodicals, for which L reevive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements having been made by the United States Government for the carrying of the mails from tlie Atlantic States by steamer three times a month. b am enabled to receive subscriptions at a much lower rate than formerly, The same eare an atténtion will be pald to the forwarding of all packages, for which this establishment has gained such anenviable reputation throughout the Pacitic coast. Subscriptions received for all the San Francisco Dailies, at Publishers’ pri¢es. Atantic Periodicals P of $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. Police Gazette, Ctipper, Home Journal, . Weckly Tribune, Sunday Atlas, Sunday Times, &s Dispatch, ss Mercuryes soso ‘ ‘ ourier, Weekly Dimes; Jour. of Commerce, World, Leslie’s Pictoriol, Boston Pilot, Harper’sWeekly, Flag of our Union, ‘Ilustrated News, Pilot, Leslie s Zeitung, Waverly Magazine, Demakrat, Banuer of Light, Criminal Zeitung, True Flag, Family Biatter, Investigator, Vanity Fair, Literary Companion, Irish American, Forney’s War Press, Scientifie American Phil. Sat. Eve’g Post, Wil’ es’ Spirit of Times, Balt Weekly Sun. Tablet, Louisville Journal, Country Gentleman, St Louis Republican, Boston Journal, ; ‘Mercury, Herald of Progeess, Any newspaper, magazine or review will be furnished to order rders for books, music, fancy articles, &c. filled promptly at the lowest market rates. Subscriptiensga yable invariably in advauce, -Address, J. STRATMAN, News Agent, San Francisco. SPECIAL NOTICE. TAKE this method of. informihe a pnblic that has bestowed upon me a litcral patron: age during the five years that I have kept the NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL in this city, that.1 retiréto day from the proprietorship and management of that Hotel, leaving it in the competent hands of Hasey & Mayberry, who have long been connected with the-establishment and who are known to the traveling’ ublic and citizens as gentlemen versed_in a nowledge of how to keepa first class Hotel. In retiring, Lreturn my thanks to an appreciative-public, and desire to recommend to patron age my worthy successors. All those indeLted to George R. Lancaster arc requested to present themselves at the Nation al uchenge for settlement, and those having bills against the undersigned will present the same for payment at the old office. : GEORGE R. LANCASTER. Nevada, July Ist, 1863. Great Reduction in Prices ! WATCHES, CLOCKS, d JEWELRY, —AT— c. W. YOUNG'S, No, 37 Commercial Street, Nevada city. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. “—“TREASURER’S OFFICE, { : NEVADA, June lat, 1863. A* & persons holding Warrants drawn on the General Fund of Nevada county. and regis tered between January Ist, 1862 and July. ist, 1862, are requested to presevt the same for povment, Intereston the same ceases at the date of this advertisement. kK. G. WAITE, ~ Treasurer of Nevada Coupty. HAULING DONE! Be hitet 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 jarge or smalljebs, Orders solicited bymy3 K. C. PURTY¥YMAN. LLIAM R. COE, Dealer in Boots and Shoes, Cor. Main ard Commercial st, Keeps constantly on handa Jaige assortment of Brogans, Boy’s Koots & Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses Shoes & Gaiters. Boot & Shoe Findings al. way#on hand. Kepsiring done ov wi short notice. SPECIAL NOTICE. ee Jacob Rosenthal, Street. where he has just received a SPLENDID sTOCK QF THE LATEST STYLES oF Silks, Calicos, Delaines, Oil Cloths, Carpets, Hosiery, &e. &c. Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vi‘ cinity at the yery Lowest Prices ! Ladies will find it to their advantage z and satisfy themselves that ips i:This is no Humbug i! B Iwill sell Goods lower than ever before offered in 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, . THIS IS ONLY TO HUMBUG YoU _ Tf you will only call at my store No. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, You will get good Goods at reasonable prices and no Humbug. : JACOB . Nevada, July 19th. ee NEW STORE: NEW CooDs: OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broad Street. ~— W. have not removed to San Francisco 00 A . Some of Cur neighbors have reported, but are in a new store Opposite our‘old stand with The Largest and Rest Sock of ever brought to pil + Dhaai this city, A8 we are determined not to be undersold offer our goods at the following low prices: ct Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. French Calicoes, extr i D> ee ‘at sind xtra quality, 25 eents Bleached Muslin, suchas Lan dal White Reek, 25 cents per yard. a age ceniens 124 cents a pair or $1 per Handkerchiefs 124 cents ené Fieve 4 cents each, or $1 per Authe valance or : peuiion, our stock in proWe can sell most of our foods at alow lower eC than other merchants can fy them in San cg cisco. MH. HORWITZ & Cu, New . Orleans Fruit Store! ! No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada, MICHELE CICATO, Fruit and » Confectionery Store. Dried and Greee qestte Sf all Kinds, wholesale and re° es, Tobacco, Cig . Nevada, Mare 2sth—tt Peery Ste NATIONAL BATHS HAIR DRESSINC SALOON. T HK undersigned would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have completed atine bathing House, a.‘ached t6 their well kn yw, establishment, where the rubliccan be accommo dated with Raths at all tin.ca They also keep eonstantly on hand * Dr, Genning’s R. produce. tor, g celebratea for its medical powers everthe human Hair. keeps the hairfrom turring grey. PERFPUMERY—A fin assoriment on hand. SH ER& LAMYF, oppe. National Exchan: oe bad WANTED! Gor? QvanTz surTaBLE Fon Cutting Jewelry, FRONTIER A. DEVIERCY, 487 Pine street, San Francisen. RUINANCE NO, B api23 ¥ 73.—An Orvinance for the year endin Lys i864. The Trustees of the cit ee Mocetace dain ae tcllows: SEC. let. ‘There is hereby levied upon every male tween the ages of 21 and 50 years, residing within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada. a Poll Tax ot One Dollar for the shall be and inhabitant beyear ending May. Marshal to coHect the same. Passed August 18th, 1863. J. James Wears, Clerk. brag aesiende dee FAMILY GKOCERY STORE. Opposite St. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cac. Informs the public tiat—he will keep constantly on liund, ‘ Ranch Butter, Cheese; Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, A fine assottment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are first quality and will be sold chéap for cash.— He can always be found at his old stand:on Com-’ mercial street. . a Nevada, Noy. 16th 9 It entirely. eradicates dandraffand Is64. And it is hereby made ‘the duty of theall gf the. Ws removed to his old stand No. 54 Broad ne 4 levying a Poll Tax and providing for + ei . collection ofthe same, fi : oe s0F the

a . S EE! n the first O-—-and is f the un* iuven8 strong me . FR DYr supeoss from fee eit » Mills, ‘alifornia. to the inEstate. to $200 locks of deity and of the San , being a nd patenr Bill rees ‘ts of the 1e Title inal dee City. dow upon lots will orner n Franci mOWN. 63! ! ;er’t “amento. pringuad place in able tile, the larg¥ tnan at. atmptl ‘urs ies’ $$ UTE. [. Mines ad Pas~ PRESS, ee teambont hae hir Ds Si er Pioneer iday. nave but n Down8 Will be to Virm of val . natural Sulphur at the in ‘Truc. 1 curios: for the y anothble from uarantee make a ion will ;OLDT officcs. NDERand will t the fol3 to $10 0 to $26 urnished county. at. style aving. .) Nevada. asonapie Meat letors. rgeon Streets, ntion to ef long eee ew resion Aris. offered is. ‘The ltivated, ke., and eommo~-' r convepence & it, Site ae tenis per nereee paren esepen ener rer apgctecenecinn sapaaagneay \ Justice of the Peace of such county, shall, for every sueh offence, be punished, upon convie‘ tioa thereof, by imprisonment ia the county jail 4 Prison ior a term of no‘ more‘than two years. 4 Section 35 of said act bas. n amended vide . Statutes 1863, puge 334, so ea -latavhich shail have been handed in by said elec-tor in a folded form, orif an _ tive hundred dollars. . shall wilfully add to or subtractfrom the votes _ such election, whether such person.be an officer _ returns, im any manner whatever. of an election . yepra. ' the commission of any of the offenees mentioned in this section, or w _ orvognizant of the commission of either of said _ ofenves. and shall not give information thereof ae _ WP 8: NEVADA Bre CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 1863. Hevada Daily Transcript, Published Daily—Monday Excepted. -N. P. BROWN, Proprietor. _ Advertisements published at low rates. Job P#inting neatly and promptly executed Office—On Commercial Sireet. Election Proclamation. OTICE is hereby given that a General Election will be held on Wednesday the -Sécond 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 and Bliad Asylum,’ approved April 27th, 1863, is to be submitted to the qualified electors of the state for ‘ratification : Three Members of Congress, A Governor. . : ‘A Lieuteriant Governor. A Secretary of State. A State Controller. An Attorney General. & Surveyor General. A Clerk of the supreme Court. A State Prister. A StateMarbor Commissioner. County Officers. . Two State Senators, for the 2ist. Senatorial District. wee: ey, Four Assemblymen. A Sheriff. A County Clerk. A County Reeorder. ACounty Treasurer. A County Assessor. A County Collector. A District Attorney. A County Surveyor. __ ss A Vounty Superintendent of Public Instruction. th ra A Coroner. ‘ A Public Administrator. A Supervisor for the 2d District, composed of the Townships of Grass Valley, Rough & Ready and Little York. **An Act to provide bounds 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 0f said Act, at sail General Election t6 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, ‘For Asylum Buildin Act’’—and those voting against the same sbal have written or printcd on their ballots the words. *-Against-Asylum Building Act.°’ » Sec’29 of the statute relative to Elections as amended, vide statutes 1863, page 745 reads as follows: i Sec. 29 Ifsuch person shall insist that he is entitled to vote, ai d th: challenge shall not be withdrawn, he shali not be entitled to vote une . less he take the following oath, to be administered by the Inspector or one of the Judges, viz: *-You do swear—or affirm as the case may be— that yeu are a citizen of the United States. that you are. of the age of twenty-one years, accordlig to thebestof your knowledge and belief, and that you have resided in this state six months next preceding this election, and that you have not voted this day.”’ Upon taking which oath, he shall be entitled to vote for ali stateoffices, and if he offer to vote torany district county or township officer he shall in additioa thereto, make oath that he has reej did in such district, county or tewnship—as the ease may be—thirty days. ; Sec. 10+ of sald statute as amended vide stat utes 1863, page 393 reads as follows: Sec 104 If amy Inspector, Judge, or Clerk of an election shall. previous to putting the ballet of any ejector in the ballot box attemptto pr into or find out any name or names on such balInspector, Judge, or Glerk uf any election shall open, or suffer the folded bailtot of any elector which has been handed in tothe Board of Judges, to-be opened or exuminée into previous tz putting the same into the ballot box, oril avy Inspecter, Judge, or Clerk ot. an election shall make or place any markor device on any folded ballot which has been handed into the Board of Judges by any elector, with the view to ascertain the name of any person or persons for whom such elector shall have voted atany such election, or if any Inspector, Judge. orClerk of an election, with: oat the consent of the elector, sliall disclose the name of any person or persons Which such Inspector, Judye, or Clerk, shall have traududently Or illegaily discovered to have been voted for by such electur at any election, every such Inspevtor, Judye, or Clerk of an election so offeuding, upon eouviction thereof. shall be fined In any sum nut less than fifty, nor more than very person who shall forge or countertvit returns of uu election purperting to have been held ata previnet, town, vr word, wiere no election was in fact held, or shall willfully substitute forged or counterfeit rethrns of cicction in the place’ of the true returns, for a precinct, town, or ward, where an vleetion was. actually held, shall, upon conviction, be punished by imprisonment in the State Prison tor a term not less than two years, and not more than ten years. Every person who uotually cast at an election, im any returns of of euch election or not, every Officer of elections who shall wilfully make fatse and fraudulent held in auy preciuct, town, or ward, and every person whousvevers whether officer or not, to . whom or thruagh whom any such returns by law ure required by taw to be made, whether such person be County Clerk, Messenger, Sec retary of State, or other pérson, who shall alter such election returns, shall, upon comviction, pe punished by haprisonment in the State Prison tug a term not less than one nor more than five Kivery person who shall aid or abet in ho, being present at 4s 8000 aS. practicable te the District Attorney, oc Grand Jury ofthe proper county, or to some for the period of six months, or in the State to as follows: otes each of the papers containing the poll list and tallies. or attached thereto. stating the number of votes each person voted for bas received, and designating the office to fill which he was voted for which number shall be written in worde at fulllength. Lach certificate shall be signed by the Clerks, the Judges, and Inspector: One of said ce’ tificates, With the poll list,and tally og Ad to which it is attached, shall retained y the Inspector, and preserved by him at least six months. Tne ballots shall be strung upon a cord or thread by the Inspector during the counting of the ballots, in the order in which they are entered upon the tally list by the Clerks, and said ballots, \ogether with the other of said certificates, with the poll list and tally paper to which it is attached, shall be sealed up by the Inspector in presence of the Judges and Clerks, and indorsed ‘Election Keturns,*”’ and be directed and delivered or sent by the Insprctor to the County Clerk of the county in whieh the election is held, and the said ballots shall be kept for at least six mouths by said Clerk; and i any person be of the opinion that the vote oany precinct-shall not have been correctly counted, he may appear on the day appointed for the . Beard of Supé¥visoas to open the returns. and demand a. recount of the yote of sald precinct, and the Board of Suvervisors shall proceed to recount.the vote of the precinct that is so claimed to have been ircorPectly counted. ——— ELECTION PrReciNcTS.—At a meeting of the Board of Supervisors for Nevada county, held Aug. 14th, 1863, it was ordered that the following precincts be established as the Election Precincts of Nevada county. and that the filling persons be appointed Inspect: rs and Judges of the respective precincts; forthe General Election to be held Wednesday, Sept. 2d, 1863, to wit: Nevada precinct at the Court House. In spector, I. Williamson. Judges, T. T. Davenport, John H. Dixon. Blue Tent precinct at the Blue Tent House. Iuspector, Sol, Cushman. Judges, G. H. Cooper, J. Peasley. Mountain Well precinct at the Mountain Well House. Inepeetor, Henry Summers. Judges, P. Hennefauth, Sam. Johnson. Grags,. Valley precinct at Smith’s Ex-~ change. Inspector, L. L. Whiting. Judges, J.M. Days, T J: Pegg. Allison Ranch precinet'at Henessey’s store. Inspector, Phil Galway., Judges, Frank Shirland, Wm. Vaile. Forest S; rings precinct at Blodgett’s hotel. Inspector John Shaw. Judges, S. Blodvett, Mr. Blake. ; Globe Ranch precinct at Globe Ranch. Inspector, A. J. Danforth. Judges, A. J. Webster, A. Goodwin. 2 Buena Vista precinct at Leach’s mill. Inspector, M. Barker. Judges, S. Lewis, B. Taylor. Rough and Ready precinct at Walling’s. Inspector, L. A. Walling. Judges, H. W. Wood, Henry Rix. ee Hacketsville precinet at Hacket’s hotel.— ‘Inspector, A. M. Crane. Judges, D. Ellsworth, Jas. McClusky. Indian Springs precinct at Hatch’s hotel Inepector, L. Horton. Judges, S. S. Walk. er, C A. Leighman. Dowiiey House precinct at the Downey: House. [nspeetor, Wm. Varnor. Judges. J.S. Ray, Wm. J. Organ. Zine House precinct at. the Zine Tonse,. Inspector, D. S. Taliman. Judges, S. L. Baroum. P. A. Payne. Moonry Flat precinct at Otis’ store. Inspector, T. P. Otis. Judges, C. Muaasco, Win. H. Jackson. Pleasant Valley precinct at the Anthony House. Inspector, M. J. Smith. Judges, S. W Piper, J. Stark. Newtown precinct at Schardin’s store. Inspector, Charles Taylor. Judges, Wms McCrea, E. Robbins. * French Corrali precinct at French Cora ral house. Inspector, M. Alger. Judges, James H. Warrea, Rufus McEacheru. Birchville precinct at Thompsen’s hotel Inspector, V. G. Bell. Judges, Jobn Thompson, Patrick Quinn. e North San Juan precinct at) Wormster’s saloon. Sweetland precinct at Wood's hotel. — In« spector, Elijah Mull. Judges, John 8S. Brown R. B. Putien. Cherokee precinct at Smith's hotel. Inspector, John Hunter. Judges, John Mc Graw, J. B Murphy. J. A. J. Ray’s precinct at Ray’s hotel. Inspector, J. A. Ray. Judges, Frank Cofs fee, Mat. Plunkett. celes Columbia Hill precinct ‘at Putnam's sas luon. Inspector, T. W. Septt. Judges, S. Richardson, E. P-. Hubbard: Lake City precinct at:Arneld’s hotel. In» spector, H. McNulty. Judges, James Cre gan, Sam. T. Henry. Bloomfield precinct at Fulton’s saloon. Inspector, J. J Marriott. Judges, John Dennett,:Cham Abbutt. Relief Hill preeinct at Todd's hotel. Inspector, Thos. Cary. Jiityes, Win. Reason er, Chas. Goldsmith. ~“Woolseys Flat precinct at Legien’s saloon. Inspector, A. Wells. Judges, Robt. Huuston, Z Dunning. i Moores Flat precinct at room adjoining Cranson’s drug store. Inspector, Johu Caldwell. Judges Wu. J. Tisdale, John Mc Kinney. na : Mohawk Flat precinct at Lemery’s sa« loon. “Inspector, Geo Tenuey. Judges E. Eureka precinct at Eyai’s saloon. Inspector, J Stewart. Judges, Alfred Vi. Sherwood, Will Cummings. as SEc. 35. As puna the and counted, a certificate shall v are reas: be drawa up Bowmans Ranch precinct at Bo ro. A. 8. Taointon. : “ Inspector, J. B. Johnson. Judges, .

‘John McCoy, Jolin MeBrown. : za hotel. Inspector, Mr. Hoysington. Judges J. F. Bowman, Chas. Johnson. .Washington precinct at Washington. spectar, Amos metz, Ed. Brimskill. — Alpha precinct, at Alpha hotel. Inspecs tor, James Holmes. Judges, A. D. Skillman’ P. Stull. i Omega precinct, at Pierce’s hotel. Insreetor, W. H. Smith. Judges, J. S.Helbreok, L. R. Prescott, ae aint Fall Creek precinct, at Leery store. Inspector, G. W. King. Judgee, J. Dickson, Mr. Munevy. Bear Valley precinct, at Tompkins’ house. Inspector, E. O. Tompkins. Judges, Mr. Pike, Mr. Scott. Little York precinet, at Coalbrath’s hotel. Inspector, C. Remington. Judges, Ed. Twitchell, J. E. Squire. Re#-Dog precinct, at. the Pavilion. Inspector, E. Ballenger. Judges, Wm) A. Begole, John Grone. Lovell Hill precinet, at Duffy’s hotel Inspectur, Maxy. Judge, Duffy. : You Brt precinct. at Dunster’s hotel. Inepector, W. W.Cozzens. Judges, J. Keller, Frank Ryan *~~ sm Quaker Hiil preinet, at Wilson's. Ins spector, Frank Larkin. Judges, W. N. Jacobs, John Layrance, ™ The attention of voters and of Inspectors and Judges of elections is” particularly called tothe following “Sections of the Statutes regulating elections, viz: Sections 10, 1M, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 2.3, 21,25 26, 27, 28, 29. (Am. of 1863.) 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, (Am. of 1863.) By orAor of the Board of Sudervisors of Nevada county. ’ Attest—R. H. FARQUAAR, Co. Clerk. _August 14, 1863. InNevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL1 to: order. Castings and Machinery of ever description. Quartz Machinery constructe fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Buildn, Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills; Horse Power andCar Wheels. All orders filled promptly. and at as 1.yw rates as any estaplish ment in Sacramento or San #ranciscu—freigb added. Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, NEW STORE. NEW GUODS. W. L, SHAEFPFER, Would inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that he has removed his stock of BOOTS & SHOES, ' .To Kidd's rere gy on Pine Street, P 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 ~Boots and Shoes Made and Repaired HY JOHN HOOK would in ofa s ; form his friendsaud former pa Gate 3] acd trons that he has taken a shop on Commercial Street, : adjoining Geo. Keeney’s Hard— ware store, and is prepared to manufacture tu crder, Boots and Shoes, on the most reason— terms. Boots repairedon the shortest notice. Phd me a trial and I will guarantee satisfacon. Nevada, April ist. . CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION . COMPANY: , The fast and splendid steam ers CHRYSOPOLIAS. and ANTELOPE will leave ou alternate days for San Fran Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser, will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, cisco, at 20’clock Pp. M from the foot of K/ street and Saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Lana. Ings— peer Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton. Master, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Maryayille, a 17 o’clock, A.M. — Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until further notice, the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Company will make two trips per week to Bluff, a ng this city on A ———aand Saturdays at 7-A.M Freight reeeived every day. Forfrieght or passage by an boats, apply on beard; or at the office of the California Steam Navigation -Company, on board brig Globe A, REDINGTON, t W. H. TAYLOR. } Agen s Sacramento, April 17th—tf MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 Spring Street. NEVADA. lL. W. DREYFUSS ° ald inform the citazens of Nevada cum ty and his friends, that he isin full blast and ready. to receive orders for that delicious beverage, Lager Seer, which he wil) sell as ow as any Brewery-in the county aps of the above Rich Quartz Specimens! UITABLE for Cutting and shi inr Bought at a Large Preminm over the intrle sic value, b : BARRETT & SHERWOOD, vewelers. New No 517 Montgomery st. San Francisco oot. Julges, Charles Stein . 4 Weekly, NO. 144, seeeinatiatmaiens To News Dealers and Book Sellers J. STRATMAN, WHOLESALE NEWSDEALER.:. “{ ACKS and forw*rds 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 received as soon as published Thave special arrangements with all the differen’ publishars. st ationers, &c, and furnish the trade with books, stationery, blank bvoks, music, portraits, prints, medals, melaineotypcs, aong books in great peak rr Thave unequalled facilities, and guarantee dea, 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. NEW MILITARY BOOKS. T have an assortment, of every kind, of Milita ry books, and new ones received as soon as published. Books imported to order. All kinds of Military goods imported to order. Swords, belts ond presentadtionn swords got up in the finest style in thirty days, at fifty per ct. less than San francisco prices. MAGAZIWES AND PAPERS. Attention is called to thelist of all the Amer. jean and Foreign Periodicals, for which L reevive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements having been made by the United States Government for the carrying of the mails from tlie Atlantic States by steamer three times a month. b am enabled to receive subscriptions at a much lower rate than formerly, The same eare an atténtion will be pald to the forwarding of all packages, for which this establishment has gained such anenviable reputation throughout the Pacitic coast. Subscriptions received for all the San Francisco Dailies, at Publishers’ pri¢es. Atantic Periodicals P of $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. Police Gazette, Ctipper, Home Journal, . Weckly Tribune, Sunday Atlas, Sunday Times, &s Dispatch, ss Mercuryes soso ‘ ‘ ourier, Weekly Dimes; Jour. of Commerce, World, Leslie’s Pictoriol, Boston Pilot, Harper’sWeekly, Flag of our Union, ‘Ilustrated News, Pilot, Leslie s Zeitung, Waverly Magazine, Demakrat, Banuer of Light, Criminal Zeitung, True Flag, Family Biatter, Investigator, Vanity Fair, Literary Companion, Irish American, Forney’s War Press, Scientifie American Phil. Sat. Eve’g Post, Wil’ es’ Spirit of Times, Balt Weekly Sun. Tablet, Louisville Journal, Country Gentleman, St Louis Republican, Boston Journal, ; ‘Mercury, Herald of Progeess, Any newspaper, magazine or review will be furnished to order rders for books, music, fancy articles, &c. filled promptly at the lowest market rates. Subscriptiensga yable invariably in advauce, -Address, J. STRATMAN, News Agent, San Francisco. SPECIAL NOTICE. TAKE this method of. informihe a pnblic that has bestowed upon me a litcral patron: age during the five years that I have kept the NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL in this city, that.1 retiréto day from the proprietorship and management of that Hotel, leaving it in the competent hands of Hasey & Mayberry, who have long been connected with the-establishment and who are known to the traveling’ ublic and citizens as gentlemen versed_in a nowledge of how to keepa first class Hotel. In retiring, Lreturn my thanks to an appreciative-public, and desire to recommend to patron age my worthy successors. All those indeLted to George R. Lancaster arc requested to present themselves at the Nation al uchenge for settlement, and those having bills against the undersigned will present the same for payment at the old office. : GEORGE R. LANCASTER. Nevada, July Ist, 1863. Great Reduction in Prices ! WATCHES, CLOCKS, d JEWELRY, —AT— c. W. YOUNG'S, No, 37 Commercial Street, Nevada city. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. “—“TREASURER’S OFFICE, { : NEVADA, June lat, 1863. A* & persons holding Warrants drawn on the General Fund of Nevada county. and regis tered between January Ist, 1862 and July. ist, 1862, are requested to presevt the same for povment, Intereston the same ceases at the date of this advertisement. kK. G. WAITE, ~ Treasurer of Nevada Coupty. HAULING DONE! Be hitet 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 jarge or smalljebs, Orders solicited bymy3 K. C. PURTY¥YMAN. LLIAM R. COE, Dealer in Boots and Shoes, Cor. Main ard Commercial st, Keeps constantly on handa Jaige assortment of Brogans, Boy’s Koots & Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses Shoes & Gaiters. Boot & Shoe Findings al. way#on hand. Kepsiring done ov wi short notice. SPECIAL NOTICE. ee Jacob Rosenthal, Street. where he has just received a SPLENDID sTOCK QF THE LATEST STYLES oF Silks, Calicos, Delaines, Oil Cloths, Carpets, Hosiery, &e. &c. Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vi‘ cinity at the yery Lowest Prices ! Ladies will find it to their advantage z and satisfy themselves that ips i:This is no Humbug i! B Iwill sell Goods lower than ever before offered in 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, . THIS IS ONLY TO HUMBUG YoU _ Tf you will only call at my store No. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, You will get good Goods at reasonable prices and no Humbug. : JACOB . Nevada, July 19th. ee NEW STORE: NEW CooDs: OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broad Street. ~— W. have not removed to San Francisco 00 A . Some of Cur neighbors have reported, but are in a new store Opposite our‘old stand with The Largest and Rest Sock of ever brought to pil + Dhaai this city, A8 we are determined not to be undersold offer our goods at the following low prices: ct Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. French Calicoes, extr i D> ee ‘at sind xtra quality, 25 eents Bleached Muslin, suchas Lan dal White Reek, 25 cents per yard. a age ceniens 124 cents a pair or $1 per Handkerchiefs 124 cents ené Fieve 4 cents each, or $1 per Authe valance or : peuiion, our stock in proWe can sell most of our foods at alow lower eC than other merchants can fy them in San cg cisco. MH. HORWITZ & Cu, New . Orleans Fruit Store! ! No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada, MICHELE CICATO, Fruit and » Confectionery Store. Dried and Greee qestte Sf all Kinds, wholesale and re° es, Tobacco, Cig . Nevada, Mare 2sth—tt Peery Ste NATIONAL BATHS HAIR DRESSINC SALOON. T HK undersigned would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that they have completed atine bathing House, a.‘ached t6 their well kn yw, establishment, where the rubliccan be accommo dated with Raths at all tin.ca They also keep eonstantly on hand * Dr, Genning’s R. produce. tor, g celebratea for its medical powers everthe human Hair. keeps the hairfrom turring grey. PERFPUMERY—A fin assoriment on hand. SH ER& LAMYF, oppe. National Exchan: oe bad WANTED! Gor? QvanTz surTaBLE Fon Cutting Jewelry, FRONTIER A. DEVIERCY, 487 Pine street, San Francisen. RUINANCE NO, B api23 ¥ 73.—An Orvinance for the year endin Lys i864. The Trustees of the cit ee Mocetace dain ae tcllows: SEC. let. ‘There is hereby levied upon every male tween the ages of 21 and 50 years, residing within the corporate limits of the city of Nevada. a Poll Tax ot One Dollar for the shall be and inhabitant beyear ending May. Marshal to coHect the same. Passed August 18th, 1863. J. James Wears, Clerk. brag aesiende dee FAMILY GKOCERY STORE. Opposite St. Louis House, No. 27 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cac. Informs the public tiat—he will keep constantly on liund, ‘ Ranch Butter, Cheese; Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, A fine assottment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are first quality and will be sold chéap for cash.— He can always be found at his old stand:on Com-’ mercial street. . a Nevada, Noy. 16th 9 It entirely. eradicates dandraffand Is64. And it is hereby made ‘the duty of theall gf the. Ws removed to his old stand No. 54 Broad ne 4 levying a Poll Tax and providing for + ei . collection ofthe same, fi : oe s0F the