August 29, 1863 (4 pages)

and th D written ; “AS . ist this Aq arcd, in t ne rules nd if it ay ast for a avor of. th } effect, an ion thereo State shal fot the p 2 authori . be giver . and of n¢q tate. shail cans rspaper ih shed there onths pre mber, A. 1. ; SHE) rate the’ paperal d; PROVIed for State Act shail N, Dentist, streets, friends and s that LED call, at al! ensitive by d without VORK 1a MORE atisfaction , otherwise are modewinanenutiy ter? cramentg, Spring and st place -in nable vile, the larger than af yraptl at lies’ Furs firmof C mmOWAY & onscnt. AY.Pay: weg Estate to $200 locks of :elty and of the San ', being « md pateney Bill rerespect it, rts of the ae Title inal deie City. dow upon lots will ~orner m Francei tOWwN. BLE. would inends aad generally adv tares, s, Bugis prepare tundio * Horses mn will Le n the bus the confi ye lL wi? yn livery reful dri The qualhat tuose ss wuld Law. orner of mny4 Law. orner of re. has just ‘tment of oJ ac. » uiso keep ds. LL. Ruler [wurer, between orcer of t door ~~ Broad ch 26-tf evade. Daily Transcript, . Published Daily—Monday Excepted. eee SSE Advertisements published-at low rates. Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Office—On Commercial Sirect. = & seniess Election Proclamation. N “Sheetios is. hereby given that a General 4% Election will be held on Wedmesday 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 and liad Asylum,” approved April 27th, 1863, is to be submitted to the qualified electors of the state for ratification : Three Members of Congress, A Governor. 4 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. 3 County Officers. Two State Senators, for the 2ist Senatorial District. Four Assemblymen. : A Sheriff. . ‘A County Clerk. A County Reeorder. A County -Treasurer. A Gounty Assessor: ~-A County Collector. A District Attorney. A County Surveyor. 7 A County Superintendent of Public Instruetion. as : 1 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 bouds for completing the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum” approved April 27th. 1863, will bé-submitted to the qualified electors of the state for ratification, in aceordance with section 12 of said Act, at sail General Klection to be held om Wednesday, the 2nd of September next ; those voting for the same shall . haye written or printed on. their ballots for state officers, the words, ‘For Asylum Building Act’’—and those voting against the samme sball have written or printed 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; : See. 29 [fsuch person shall insist that he is entitled to vote, ard the challenge shall not be withdrawn, he shali not be entitied to vote une tess he take the following oath, to beadministered by the Inspeetor or one of the Judges, viz: *-You do swear—or affirm as the case may be— that you area citizen of the United States. that you are of the age of twenty-one years: according to the best of 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.”’ which oath, he shall be entitled forany district ceunty or tewnship officer he shall in addition thereto, make oath that he tas ret i did in such district, county or township—as the ease may be-—thirty days. : . See. 104 of'sald statute as amended vide stat utes 1863, 398 readaasfollows:. _. See 104 any: Inspcctor, Judge, or Cierk of an election shall. previous to putting the ballot of any elector in the ballot box attempt to pr into or tind out any name or names on such ballot which shall have been handed in by said electer in a folded form, orif an or Clerk uf any election shall open, or suffer the folded ballot of any eleetor which has been handed in tothe Board of Judges. to be opened or examinee into previous t2 putting the same into the ballot box, orif avy Inspector. Judge, er Clerk of an election. shall make or place any mark or 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 zhall have yeted at auy.such election, or if aay inspector, Judgr. or Clerk of an election. with. out the consent of the elector, shall disclose the name of any pérson or persons Which siich luspector, Judge, or Clerk, shall have traudulently or illegatly discovered to have been voted for by such elector at any Gleetion, every such Tus or, Judge, or Clerk of an election 80 of‘fending, upon conviction thereof. shall be fined _In any sum not less than fifty, mor more than five handed dollars. “Every person who shail ferge or counterfeit returus ai an election purporting to have been held ata precinet, town, vt word, where-no election was in fact held, or shall willfully substitute forged or counterfeit rethrns of election in the place of the true feturné, fur-a precinct, town,or ward, where as * eleetion Was actually held, shall, upon. conviction, be punished by imprisonment the state Prison fer a term pot iess tham two years, and not more than ten years. Every parson who hall wilfully add to or subtract from the votes actually cast at an election, in’ any returns of suén etection, wlictlier such persow be an officer of such election or not, every officer of elections’ who shall willfully make false and fraudulent returns, in any smaaner whatever. of on held ia avy act, town, or ward, aud every person whomsvoever,.whether officer or not, +e whom or through whom any such returas by law_are requireu by iaw_ to be made, whether 6uch person be County Clerk. Messenger, Sec retary of State, or other person, who shali alter Sueh election retuens, eh«ll, upon conviction, ve punished by imprisoument iu the State Prison for a term not less than One nor more than five Tare, Every person who shall aid or abet in he commission of any of the o mentigned inthis *seetion, or who, beciag present at er coynizaatof the commission of either of said oifences, and shall not give iatormation thereof #5 s00n. as practicable to the. District Attorney, @r Graud Jury ofthe proper county, or to Some -astier of the Peace of such county, shall, for ev such offerte, be punished, upon comvic‘tion thereof. b7 onment in the county jail the period of six mouths, or m the State ‘risoe tor a term of me* more than two Section 35 of said aet has bedén Ainended vide stetutes Pege 331, so as to reas as WB: St. 35. As soon as all the votes are read off Sad counte i, a certificate shail be drawn up on ae af Inepectory' Judge, . . _J. A. J. Ray's preeinct at Ray's hotel. 5 each of the papers ‘containing the poll list and . tallies. or attached thereto. stating the number of voles each bed voted for bas received. and designating the office to fill which he was voted for which. number shall be written in words at full length. ~ Kach certificate shall be signed by the. Clerks, the Judges, = Inspector. One of ce ti _ With the poll list. and tally . cays to_which it is attached, shall be retained y the: Inspector, and preserved by him at least six months: The ballots shall be strunc upon a cord or thread by the Inspector during the counting of the ballots. in.the order in which they are ehtered 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 Inspeetor to the County Clerk of the county in whieh the election ix held, and the said ballots shall be kept ‘for atleast x months by said Clerk; and i . any person be of the opinion that the vote o . any precinct shall net have been correctly counted, he may appear on the day appointed for the Board of Superviseas to open the returns. and demand a reeount of the vote of sald precinct, and the Board of Suvervisors shall preeeed to recount the vote of the precinct that is so claimed to havé been incorrectly counted. — ELECTION PRECINCTS.—At a meeting of the Board ef Supervisors for Nevada county. held Aug. Mth, 1863, it was ordered that the following precincts. be established as the . Election Precincts of Nevada county. and . that the following persens be appointed Inspect.rs and Judges of the reapective precincts, for General Election to be held Wednesday, Sept. 2d, 1863, to wit : Nevada precinct at the Court House. In« spector, I. Williamson. Judges, T. T. Da. venport, John H. Dixon. — , ; Blue Tent precinct_at . the Blue Tent House. Inspector, Sol. Cushman. Judges, G.H. Cooper, J. Peasley. Mountain Well: precinct at the Mountain Well House, Inspector, Henry Summers. Judges; P. Hennefauth, Sam. Johnson. Grass Valley precinct 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, Wm. Vaile. Forest Springs precinct at Bledgett’s hetel. Luspector John Shaw. Judges, 8. Blodgett, Mr. Blake. : Globe Runeh preeinet at Glebe Ranch. Inspector, A. J. Danforth. Judges, A. J, Webster, A. Goodwin. Buena Vosta 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. Hacketaville precinet at Hacket's liotel.— Inapector, A.M. Crane. Judges, D. Ellsworth, Jas. MeCtusky. ~ ‘ Indian Springs precinet at™Hatch's hotel Inspector, L. Horton. Judges, 8.8. Walk. er, C. A. Lueighmae. Downey House precinct at the Downey House. Inspector, Wm. Varnor. Judges. J.S. Ray, Wim. J. Organ. Zine House precinet at the Zine louse. Taspector, D. S. Tallman. Judges, 8. L. Barnum, P. A. Payne. — Mooney Flat precinet-at Otis’ store. spector, T. P. Otis. Ww. H. Jackson. ne : vom Pleasant Valley precinct at the Agthony House. Inspector, M. J. Smith. Judges, 8S. W. Piper, J. Stark. 3 Newtown precinct at Schardiu's store. Inspector, keting Taylor. Judges, Wm:* McCrea, E. Robbins. French Cerrall preeinet at French. Cors ral. house, Inspector, M. Alger. Judges, dames H. Warren, Ruius MeEacheru. Birchville precinct at Thompson's hotel Inspector. V. G. Bell. Judges, John Thompson, Patrick Quinn. es ‘North San Juan precinct at. Wormster's stloon. Inspéector, J. B. Johnson. Judges, John McCoy, Joho McBrown. Sweethnad precinct at Wood's hotel. In« spector, Elijah Mulls Judges, Juhn 8S. Browa R. B Patien: Cherokee precinct at Smith's hotel. Inepector, John Hunter. Jadges, John Me Graw, J. B Murphy. InJudges, C. Munaseo, Inspector, J. A. Ray. fee. Mat. Plunkett. . Culumbia Hill precinct st Putnam's sas won. Inspector, T. W. Scott. Judges, 8. Riehardson, E. P. Hubbard. Lake City precinet at Arndld‘s hotel. In» specter, H. McNulty. Judges, James Cre~ gon, Sam. T. Hevry. Bloomfield precingt at Fulton's saloon. Inspector, J. J Marrivtt. Judges, Johu Dennett, Chas. Abbett, Relief Hill precinct at Todd's hotel. In< spector, Thies. Cary. Judges, Wm. Reasun< er, Chae. Goldsmith. + Woulseys Flat precinct at Legien’s saloon, Inepector, A. Wells. Judges, Robt. Hous. ton, Z Duywning. Moores Flat precinet at toom adjviting Cranson’s drug store. Inspector, duis Caldwel!l, Judges Wm. J. Tusdalc, Johua Me Kinney. : Mohawk Flat precinet--atLemery’s’ sa loon. Inspectur, Sherwood, Will Cummings. : Eureka. precinct at Eyan's saloon. Inspector, John Stewart. adges, Alfred Vi. re. A. 8. Tho. wton. . Judges, Frank Cof« Geo Tenuey. Judges £.) Bowmans Raoch precinct at Bowman’s hotel. Inspector, Mr. Hoysington. Judges J. F. Bowman, Giias. Johnson, =~ Washington precinet at Washington. In spector. Amus Root. Judges, Charles Stein» metz, Ed. Brimskill. ha precinct, atAlpha hotel. _Inspec~ tor, James Holmes: Judges, A. D. Skillman P. Stuil. Omega preeinet, at Pierce's hotel. spector, W. H. Suvth. brook, L. R. Prescott. __ i Fall Creek precinct, at Leery store. Inoctet G. W. King. Judgee, J. Dickson, tr. Maney. Benr Valley precinet, at Tompkins’ house, Inspector, E. O. Tompkins. Judges; Mr. Pike, Mr. Scott. Little York precinct, at Coalbrath’s hotel. Inspector, C. Remington. Judges, Ed. Twitchell, J. E. Squire. Red Dog precinct, at the Pavilion. spector, EB. Ballenger. Judges, Wm. A. Begole, John Grune. Lowell Hill precinet, at Duffy's hote] Inspector, Maxy. Judge, Duffy. You Bet. precinet, at Duneter’s _ hotel. .Inspector, W. W. Cozzens. Judges, J. Keller, Frank Ryan Quaker Hiil preinct, at Wilson’s. In« spector, Frank Larkin. Judges, W. N. Jacebs, Johan Lauranee. ~ The attention of voters and of Inspectors and Judges of elections is pa:tieularly called to the InJudges, J. 8. Helfollowing Sections of the Statutes regulating . ” elections, viz: Sections 10, "Ll, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. 17, 18, 19, 20, 22. 23, 24.25 26, 27, 28, 20, (Am. of 186%.) 30, 31, 32, 43, 34, 35, (Am. of 1863.) . By oraorof the Board of Sudervisors of Nevada county. , Attest—R. H. FArQuaaR, Co. Clerk. Aucust 14, 1863. Nevada Iron and Brass: Foundry Aand Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City. TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL1 toorder, Castings and Machinery of ev description. Quartz Lt gwd fitted up or repaired, R.1 %inds Castings, Saw, -Grist;Horse Power and Car Whaela. All orders fille promptly. and at a6 10Ww fates as uny estadlish perv va in Sacramento or San FKrancistu—freigh Feh 16-t£ HEUGH & THOM, NEW STORE. NEW GUODS. w.L, SHAEFFER, Would inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that he has removed bis stock of BOOTS & SHOES, To Kidd's aiding, on Pine Street, He has just received a large and spiendid lot of Boots and Shoes, from Sam Francisco, which he will sell at very low rates, He invites the attention of everybody to call and examine his stock. Repatring promptly and neatly done, W. L. SHAFFER, Pine Street. Nevada, July 14th—tf Boots and Shoes Made and Repaired !! ’ goes Boos would in ~ form his friends aud former pa . trons that he has taken a sho woke on Commercial Street, adjoining Geo. Keeney’s Hard— ware store, and-i# prepared to manufacture ty constru of Buildy, ‘order, Boots and Shoes, on the most reasonterms. Boots repaired on the shortest noGive me atrial and I-aill guarantee satisfaction. Nevada, April Ist. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION ,COMPANY. : —_— , The fast and splendid steam. : ers CHRYSOPOLIS and z 4S NTELOPE will leave on alternate days for San Fran cisco, at 2 o’clock Pp. M from the foot of Kistreet Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays Wednesdays and Frid@ys.> Steamer ANTE Fodte Maser. leave off KT uesdays, ursedays, = . = es ee Marysville and Intermediate Lana. , and steamer Swallow. Summers, Muster, angs— Brery D . fi Steamer Young Ame oa, Littleton. Mas will leave o o'clock, A. Pao . dilemma, —— Change of Day for Red Binft. Until fu notice, the steamers of the California Steam Navigation ul or will make two t week to Ked. this cityon Ways and . ayeatt AM Freight reeeived every day, For ht or of the above boats, yon or at of the Cali. Globe ep . Aanimneried “6 eae . Agents. Sacramento, April {7th—tf : MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 pri Street. NEVADS. tl. W. DREYFUSS" © aldinform the citizens ot Nevada evart . ty and his friends; that he isin full biest and ready to yoortsa onders dor that delieious beverage, © Beer, which he wil) -seti as owas any ery inthe county — o's id a: = . ich i tor Cat Spechmens t a S "tour t pg oe ay strle sic Value. ; BAMRETT & SHERWOOD, sewelers: New Ne 517 Montgomery st. Sau Francisco Htuthe Granite Building, Broad Street,“ Nevada. In} % and Bark arid . alternate days for Marysville, a 7 . GEORGE W. KIDD, BAITTEER, OLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust int. : 2 a eae . Sight Checks on San Franciseo and Sacramento Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rate ilections made, and State and County Ses urchased at the highest Market value . March 7, 1861-t? ; = ee i. MACKIE, HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Saccessors to C. .W. Mulford.) ‘ At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. GE DUST bought at-the Highest Rates, Sight Cheeks on San Francisco and Saera mento Exchange on the Atiantic States and Burope, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Aesay or Coinage. 2 County Scrip bought at the Highést Rates. Agency for msurance nst Fire. Weradaeguly lst. tna tf urities Neva TRUE NEVADA TIME! —BY— — LORING & M’CONAHAY, : HO have removed to No. 37, Broad St. (the old Post-Offiee room,) where they +have a fine assortment of 5 gy ~ Clocks, Watches, ‘Plated Ware, Gold Pens, AND JEWDLAYGoods. purchased at this establishment warranted to be asrepresented, kp California Jewelry manufactured, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired — All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction” _Nevada, April goth, 3 BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE'S!: . Nevada. Sept. 6-tf : ° SPECIAL NOTICE. TAKE this method of informing a public that has bestowed upon me a ditcral patronage during the five years that T have kept the NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL in this city, that 1 retireto 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 cnowiedge of how to keepa firat class Hotel. In retiring, L return my thanks to an appreciative public, and desire to recommend to patronage my worthy successors. All those indebted to George R. Lancaster ars uested to present themselves at the Nation. al Exchange for settlement. and those hav. bills against the undersigned will present the same for payment at the old office. < GEORGE RB, LANCASTER. Nevada, July 1st, 1863. : Great Reduction in Prices ! —OF— WATCHES. CLOCKS. . _ JEWELRY, ~AT— sages Cc. W. YOUNG'S, No, 87 Commercial Street, Nevada city. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. ; TREKASURER’S OFFICE, : NEVADA, June ist, 1863. : ‘A&A LL persons holding Warrants drawn on tho General Fund of Nevada county, and regia tered. between January ist, 1862 and July ist, 1862, are requested to present the same for p ment, Interest on the same ceases at the date of this advertisement. K. G. WAILK, Treasurer of Nevada Coupty. . HAULING DONE! COPRZES for hauling left at the store of J Timmons & Co., corter of Main and Commercial streets, will be attended to imme diately. Teams will be kept in. readiness for farge or small jobs, Orders solicited. — my3 K. C. PURTYMAN. WILLIAM R. COE, Dealer in Boots and Shoes, Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of Brogans, Boy’s ioots & Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses Shoes & Gaiters. Boot & Shoe Findings al. ways on hand. Kepairing don: vv short notice. : ot “NEVADA RESTAURBAN. No,. 65 Broad Street, . Le tn, SOMETHING NEW ! Nevada City. ~~ eptertigned has opened at No. 66 Broad street, one door above ihe Fashion Kestaurant « : a Rotisserie and Restaurant, Which will be carried on fia style herctofore unknown in Nevada, 3 Persons wishing a Fist class Menl, are invited 7 to call =The culinary department is earried on in sight of the customers, and none but the choicest raorsels are used here. Families wishing to have a Rosst delivered to or partics @f Recherches Dinner are invited to call. The services of one of the Best in California have “been secured New Orleans Fruit Store ! ! -¢nbles, No. 48 t ro tor. who understand something in . . Wat hee Bratit and it is his intention te . NEWSTORE.NEW-COoDs. OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broaa Street.” some of cur neighbors have reported. but are in A new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Best Stock of Goods : ever brought to this city, As we are détérmined not to be und la offer.our goods at the following Tow prices ’ ba Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. * “French Calicoes, extra qualit pe york ’ quality, 25_cents Bleached Muslin, such as Lansda! White Roek, 25 ceute per yurd. — Stockings 124 éents ir’ dane 0g 24 nts a pair'or $1 per Handkerchiefe 124 cénts each, or $1 per dozen. Anthe balance of ‘portion, pellet 2 stock in pro€ can soll. most of our goods at 1 than other merchants can bu them in Ban. “sg cisco. HN. HORWITZ & cu. _ No, 66 Broad Street, Nevada, MICHELE OICATO, Fru CY) Confectionery Storé. Dried and Greec Fruits of all kinds, wholesale ond re tail. Pipes, Tobacco, Cigars, a P Sith one’ Cigars, ete, Nevada, Mare NATIONAL BATHS~ HAIR DRESSING saLoow. « JHE wndereigecs would inform the ¢itizens of Nevada t they a fine bathing House, aescined ney aave completed establishment, where the »ubl ary b pein ie can be accomme dated with Raths at all tim: eonstantly on hand * Dr, Geuniag't’ Beaeean? int Hal fe ene meau Rewer, rar ps the hair from turning grey. XE RFUMERY—A fin anso ent on ha FISHER & LAMPE, oppe. National licchonaie . WANTED! Ger" QUARTZ SUITABLE FOR By FRO ORM Ae SE: apl2 3 ' 487 Pine street; Gan fon RDINANCE NO: 738—An Ordinanee ( levying a Poll Tax and proyidin for the collection ofthe same. for the year ending May 1864. The Trustees of the city of Nevada do or. dain as fcllowa: SK, Ist, Seve shall be and me: een the we ane ay male inhabitant beages an eara, in the corporate limits of th sity of Never Marshal to collect the same. Passed August 19th, 1863. J, gee _Jamea Monro, Clerk. OVARK: Pres FAMILY GMOCERY STORE. { Opposite St. Lowis House, No. 27 Gommercial Street, Nevada + Cas. Informs the patito, that he will keep ’ constantly on h VegeA fine assortment of Goods usually ‘found zs store of that-kind. Wis articles are all of the : Ranch Butter, Cheese, first quality and will be sold ch for cash. He aware be found at his old stand on Com Nevada, Nov. 16th UNDERTAKING. Gs. WM. ©. STILES NDERAKER. has f iv make to order COVERED’ : ovwtne este wl. SMALL 81Z%, FROM...06.83 19 LARGE SIZE BROM s;,.:.c.t506 che to Zo GRAVE FENCES, of every style furnished © cheaper than by any other per the county. FS fi hoe payee in the neatest style March 18. watoy ©” Saree foreng Arg NEVADA ICE COMPANY E would inform the P W tnadire wi shes’ ‘eople ot Berass. _. TO FURNISH GooD ick At any andall {pen terms. eft prompt attention. J. THOMPSON »_ JR, STON K, DR. F. HILI ‘i Homeopathic PF. HILLER Surgeon nA he on pee earn apd Broad Streets, £. (ap stairs.) . DK. MILLER psy pa*ticularly attention t pen s Midwifery. and all Diseases af long Nev ‘ { Proprietors. my?—tf ; ja. June 18th, 1463. A Fine Residence for Sale! THE fine, large and new . dence of Dr. igh etre on avis tocracy Hill in this city is offered for sale on reasunable terms. The growed ore. saeie ond cultivated, ; res, Shrubs, &e., and the residence itseif is one of the most eoiino dious character oupplied with every conve© owner or at tpence & Wickes’ Store, broad Street. Nevada. April 5th, 1s. Broad Strect Market. Broad street.:.. +++ s0++-Nevada. All kinds of divar coustanuy on — hand at theabove well known market, and for seule in q suit purchasers. M tree of charge. ine . Cc. LECOCQ,. Nevada, April ist. ’ Proprietor. meats purchased , ping to quality of JAMES COLLEY. mwh27-tf uautit to cates Oiteied e ' . ; ; ‘ . 1

and th D written ; “AS . ist this Aq arcd, in t ne rules nd if it ay ast for a avor of. th } effect, an ion thereo State shal fot the p 2 authori . be giver . and of n¢q tate. shail cans rspaper ih shed there onths pre mber, A. 1. ; SHE) rate the’ paperal d; PROVIed for State Act shail N, Dentist, streets, friends and s that LED call, at al! ensitive by d without VORK 1a MORE atisfaction , otherwise are modewinanenutiy ter? cramentg, Spring and st place -in nable vile, the larger than af yraptl at lies’ Furs firmof C mmOWAY & onscnt. AY.Pay: weg Estate to $200 locks of :elty and of the San ', being « md pateney Bill rerespect it, rts of the ae Title inal deie City. dow upon lots will ~orner m Francei tOWwN. BLE. would inends aad generally adv tares, s, Bugis prepare tundio * Horses mn will Le n the bus the confi ye lL wi? yn livery reful dri The qualhat tuose ss wuld Law. orner of mny4 Law. orner of re. has just ‘tment of oJ ac. » uiso keep ds. LL. Ruler [wurer, between orcer of t door ~~ Broad ch 26-tf evade. Daily Transcript, . Published Daily—Monday Excepted. eee SSE Advertisements published-at low rates. Job Printing neatly and promptly executed Office—On Commercial Sirect. = & seniess Election Proclamation. N “Sheetios is. hereby given that a General 4% Election will be held on Wedmesday 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 and liad Asylum,” approved April 27th, 1863, is to be submitted to the qualified electors of the state for ratification : Three Members of Congress, A Governor. 4 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. 3 County Officers. Two State Senators, for the 2ist Senatorial District. Four Assemblymen. : A Sheriff. . ‘A County Clerk. A County Reeorder. A County -Treasurer. A Gounty Assessor: ~-A County Collector. A District Attorney. A County Surveyor. 7 A County Superintendent of Public Instruetion. as : 1 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 bouds for completing the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum” approved April 27th. 1863, will bé-submitted to the qualified electors of the state for ratification, in aceordance with section 12 of said Act, at sail General Klection to be held om Wednesday, the 2nd of September next ; those voting for the same shall . haye written or printed on. their ballots for state officers, the words, ‘For Asylum Building Act’’—and those voting against the samme sball have written or printed 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; : See. 29 [fsuch person shall insist that he is entitled to vote, ard the challenge shall not be withdrawn, he shali not be entitied to vote une tess he take the following oath, to beadministered by the Inspeetor or one of the Judges, viz: *-You do swear—or affirm as the case may be— that you area citizen of the United States. that you are of the age of twenty-one years: according to the best of 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.”’ which oath, he shall be entitled forany district ceunty or tewnship officer he shall in addition thereto, make oath that he tas ret i did in such district, county or township—as the ease may be-—thirty days. : . See. 104 of'sald statute as amended vide stat utes 1863, 398 readaasfollows:. _. See 104 any: Inspcctor, Judge, or Cierk of an election shall. previous to putting the ballot of any elector in the ballot box attempt to pr into or tind out any name or names on such ballot which shall have been handed in by said electer in a folded form, orif an or Clerk uf any election shall open, or suffer the folded ballot of any eleetor which has been handed in tothe Board of Judges. to be opened or examinee into previous t2 putting the same into the ballot box, orif avy Inspector. Judge, er Clerk of an election. shall make or place any mark or 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 zhall have yeted at auy.such election, or if aay inspector, Judgr. or Clerk of an election. with. out the consent of the elector, shall disclose the name of any pérson or persons Which siich luspector, Judge, or Clerk, shall have traudulently or illegatly discovered to have been voted for by such elector at any Gleetion, every such Tus or, Judge, or Clerk of an election 80 of‘fending, upon conviction thereof. shall be fined _In any sum not less than fifty, mor more than five handed dollars. “Every person who shail ferge or counterfeit returus ai an election purporting to have been held ata precinet, town, vt word, where-no election was in fact held, or shall willfully substitute forged or counterfeit rethrns of election in the place of the true feturné, fur-a precinct, town,or ward, where as * eleetion Was actually held, shall, upon. conviction, be punished by imprisonment the state Prison fer a term pot iess tham two years, and not more than ten years. Every parson who hall wilfully add to or subtract from the votes actually cast at an election, in’ any returns of suén etection, wlictlier such persow be an officer of such election or not, every officer of elections’ who shall willfully make false and fraudulent returns, in any smaaner whatever. of on held ia avy act, town, or ward, aud every person whomsvoever,.whether officer or not, +e whom or through whom any such returas by law_are requireu by iaw_ to be made, whether 6uch person be County Clerk. Messenger, Sec retary of State, or other person, who shali alter Sueh election retuens, eh«ll, upon conviction, ve punished by imprisoument iu the State Prison for a term not less than One nor more than five Tare, Every person who shall aid or abet in he commission of any of the o mentigned inthis *seetion, or who, beciag present at er coynizaatof the commission of either of said oifences, and shall not give iatormation thereof #5 s00n. as practicable to the. District Attorney, @r Graud Jury ofthe proper county, or to Some -astier of the Peace of such county, shall, for ev such offerte, be punished, upon comvic‘tion thereof. b7 onment in the county jail the period of six mouths, or m the State ‘risoe tor a term of me* more than two Section 35 of said aet has bedén Ainended vide stetutes Pege 331, so as to reas as WB: St. 35. As soon as all the votes are read off Sad counte i, a certificate shail be drawn up on ae af Inepectory' Judge, . . _J. A. J. Ray's preeinct at Ray's hotel. 5 each of the papers ‘containing the poll list and . tallies. or attached thereto. stating the number of voles each bed voted for bas received. and designating the office to fill which he was voted for which. number shall be written in words at full length. ~ Kach certificate shall be signed by the. Clerks, the Judges, = Inspector. One of ce ti _ With the poll list. and tally . cays to_which it is attached, shall be retained y the: Inspector, and preserved by him at least six months: The ballots shall be strunc upon a cord or thread by the Inspector during the counting of the ballots. in.the order in which they are ehtered 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 Inspeetor to the County Clerk of the county in whieh the election ix held, and the said ballots shall be kept ‘for atleast x months by said Clerk; and i . any person be of the opinion that the vote o . any precinct shall net have been correctly counted, he may appear on the day appointed for the Board of Superviseas to open the returns. and demand a reeount of the vote of sald precinct, and the Board of Suvervisors shall preeeed to recount the vote of the precinct that is so claimed to havé been incorrectly counted. — ELECTION PRECINCTS.—At a meeting of the Board ef Supervisors for Nevada county. held Aug. Mth, 1863, it was ordered that the following precincts. be established as the . Election Precincts of Nevada county. and . that the following persens be appointed Inspect.rs and Judges of the reapective precincts, for General Election to be held Wednesday, Sept. 2d, 1863, to wit : Nevada precinct at the Court House. In« spector, I. Williamson. Judges, T. T. Da. venport, John H. Dixon. — , ; Blue Tent precinct_at . the Blue Tent House. Inspector, Sol. Cushman. Judges, G.H. Cooper, J. Peasley. Mountain Well: precinct at the Mountain Well House, Inspector, Henry Summers. Judges; P. Hennefauth, Sam. Johnson. Grass Valley precinct 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, Wm. Vaile. Forest Springs precinct at Bledgett’s hetel. Luspector John Shaw. Judges, 8. Blodgett, Mr. Blake. : Globe Runeh preeinet at Glebe Ranch. Inspector, A. J. Danforth. Judges, A. J, Webster, A. Goodwin. Buena Vosta 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. Hacketaville precinet at Hacket's liotel.— Inapector, A.M. Crane. Judges, D. Ellsworth, Jas. MeCtusky. ~ ‘ Indian Springs precinet at™Hatch's hotel Inspector, L. Horton. Judges, 8.8. Walk. er, C. A. Lueighmae. Downey House precinct at the Downey House. Inspector, Wm. Varnor. Judges. J.S. Ray, Wim. J. Organ. Zine House precinet at the Zine louse. Taspector, D. S. Tallman. Judges, 8. L. Barnum, P. A. Payne. — Mooney Flat precinet-at Otis’ store. spector, T. P. Otis. Ww. H. Jackson. ne : vom Pleasant Valley precinct at the Agthony House. Inspector, M. J. Smith. Judges, 8S. W. Piper, J. Stark. 3 Newtown precinct at Schardiu's store. Inspector, keting Taylor. Judges, Wm:* McCrea, E. Robbins. French Cerrall preeinet at French. Cors ral. house, Inspector, M. Alger. Judges, dames H. Warren, Ruius MeEacheru. Birchville precinct at Thompson's hotel Inspector. V. G. Bell. Judges, John Thompson, Patrick Quinn. es ‘North San Juan precinct at. Wormster's stloon. Inspéector, J. B. Johnson. Judges, John McCoy, Joho McBrown. Sweethnad precinct at Wood's hotel. In« spector, Elijah Mulls Judges, Juhn 8S. Browa R. B Patien: Cherokee precinct at Smith's hotel. Inepector, John Hunter. Jadges, John Me Graw, J. B Murphy. InJudges, C. Munaseo, Inspector, J. A. Ray. fee. Mat. Plunkett. . Culumbia Hill precinct st Putnam's sas won. Inspector, T. W. Scott. Judges, 8. Riehardson, E. P. Hubbard. Lake City precinet at Arndld‘s hotel. In» specter, H. McNulty. Judges, James Cre~ gon, Sam. T. Hevry. Bloomfield precingt at Fulton's saloon. Inspector, J. J Marrivtt. Judges, Johu Dennett, Chas. Abbett, Relief Hill precinct at Todd's hotel. In< spector, Thies. Cary. Judges, Wm. Reasun< er, Chae. Goldsmith. + Woulseys Flat precinct at Legien’s saloon, Inepector, A. Wells. Judges, Robt. Hous. ton, Z Duywning. Moores Flat precinet at toom adjviting Cranson’s drug store. Inspector, duis Caldwel!l, Judges Wm. J. Tusdalc, Johua Me Kinney. : Mohawk Flat precinet--atLemery’s’ sa loon. Inspectur, Sherwood, Will Cummings. : Eureka. precinct at Eyan's saloon. Inspector, John Stewart. adges, Alfred Vi. re. A. 8. Tho. wton. . Judges, Frank Cof« Geo Tenuey. Judges £.) Bowmans Raoch precinct at Bowman’s hotel. Inspector, Mr. Hoysington. Judges J. F. Bowman, Giias. Johnson, =~ Washington precinet at Washington. In

spector. Amus Root. Judges, Charles Stein» metz, Ed. Brimskill. ha precinct, atAlpha hotel. _Inspec~ tor, James Holmes: Judges, A. D. Skillman P. Stuil. Omega preeinet, at Pierce's hotel. spector, W. H. Suvth. brook, L. R. Prescott. __ i Fall Creek precinct, at Leery store. Inoctet G. W. King. Judgee, J. Dickson, tr. Maney. Benr Valley precinet, at Tompkins’ house, Inspector, E. O. Tompkins. Judges; Mr. Pike, Mr. Scott. Little York precinct, at Coalbrath’s hotel. Inspector, C. Remington. Judges, Ed. Twitchell, J. E. Squire. Red Dog precinct, at the Pavilion. spector, EB. Ballenger. Judges, Wm. A. Begole, John Grune.. Lowell Hill precinet, at Duffy's hote] Inspector, Maxy. Judge, Duffy. You Bet. precinet, at Duneter’s _ hotel. .Inspector, W. W. Cozzens. Judges, J. Keller, Frank Ryan Quaker Hiil preinct, at Wilson’s. In« spector, Frank Larkin. Judges, W. N. Jacebs, Johan Lauranee. ~ The attention of voters and of Inspectors and Judges of elections is pa:tieularly called to the InJudges, J. 8. Helfollowing Sections of the Statutes regulating . ” elections, viz: Sections 10, "Ll, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16. 17, 18, 19, 20, 22. 23, 24.25 26, 27, 28, 20, (Am. of 186%.) 30, 31, 32, 43, 34, 35, (Am. of 1863.) . By oraorof the Board of Sudervisors of Nevada county. , Attest—R. H. FArQuaaR, Co. Clerk. Aucust 14, 1863. Nevada Iron and Brass: Foundry Aand Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City. TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL1 toorder, Castings and Machinery of ev description. Quartz Lt gwd fitted up or repaired, R.1 %inds Castings, Saw, -Grist;Horse Power and Car Whaela. All orders fille promptly. and at a6 10Ww fates as uny estadlish perv va in Sacramento or San FKrancistu—freigh Feh 16-t£ HEUGH & THOM, NEW STORE. NEW GUODS. w.L, SHAEFFER, Would inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that he has removed bis stock of BOOTS & SHOES, To Kidd's aiding, on Pine Street, He has just received a large and spiendid lot of Boots and Shoes, from Sam Francisco, which he will sell at very low rates, He invites the attention of everybody to call and examine his stock. Repatring promptly and neatly done, W. L. SHAFFER, Pine Street. Nevada, July 14th—tf Boots and Shoes Made and Repaired !! ’ goes Boos would in ~ form his friends aud former pa . trons that he has taken a sho woke on Commercial Street, adjoining Geo. Keeney’s Hard— ware store, and-i# prepared to manufacture ty constru of Buildy, ‘order, Boots and Shoes, on the most reasonterms. Boots repaired on the shortest noGive me atrial and I-aill guarantee satisfaction. Nevada, April Ist. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION ,COMPANY. : —_— , The fast and splendid steam. : ers CHRYSOPOLIS and z 4S NTELOPE will leave on alternate days for San Fran cisco, at 2 o’clock Pp. M from the foot of Kistreet Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays Wednesdays and Frid@ys.> Steamer ANTE Fodte Maser. leave off KT uesdays, ursedays, = . = es ee Marysville and Intermediate Lana. , and steamer Swallow. Summers, Muster, angs— Brery D . fi Steamer Young Ame oa, Littleton. Mas will leave o o'clock, A. Pao . dilemma, —— Change of Day for Red Binft. Until fu notice, the steamers of the California Steam Navigation ul or will make two t week to Ked. this cityon Ways and . ayeatt AM Freight reeeived every day, For ht or of the above boats, yon or at of the Cali. Globe ep . Aanimneried “6 eae . Agents. Sacramento, April {7th—tf : MILWAUKEE BREWERY No. 16 pri Street.. NEVADS. tl. W. DREYFUSS" © aldinform the citizens ot Nevada evart . ty and his friends; that he isin full biest and ready to yoortsa onders dor that delieious beverage, © Beer, which he wil) -seti as owas any ery inthe county — o's id a: = . ich i tor Cat Spechmens t a S "tour t pg oe ay strle sic Value. ; BAMRETT & SHERWOOD, sewelers: New Ne 517 Montgomery st. Sau Francisco Htuthe Granite Building, Broad Street,“ Nevada. In} % and Bark arid . alternate days for Marysville, a 7 . GEORGE W. KIDD, BAITTEER, OLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust int. : 2 a eae . Sight Checks on San Franciseo and Sacramento Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rate ilections made, and State and County Ses urchased at the highest Market value . March 7, 1861-t? ; = ee i. MACKIE, HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Saccessors to C. .W. Mulford.) ‘ At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. GE DUST bought at-the Highest Rates, Sight Cheeks on San Francisco and Saera mento Exchange on the Atiantic States and Burope, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Aesay or Coinage. 2 County Scrip bought at the Highést Rates. Agency for msurance nst Fire. Weradaeguly lst. tna tf urities Neva TRUE NEVADA TIME! —BY— — LORING & M’CONAHAY, : HO have removed to No. 37, Broad St. (the old Post-Offiee room,) where they +have a fine assortment of 5 gy ~ Clocks, Watches, ‘Plated Ware, Gold Pens, AND JEWDLAYGoods. purchased at this establishment warranted to be asrepresented, kp California Jewelry manufactured, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired — All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction” _Nevada, April goth, 3 BLAZE’S SALOON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE'S!: . Nevada. Sept. 6-tf : ° SPECIAL NOTICE. TAKE this method of informing a public that has bestowed upon me a ditcral patronage during the five years that T have kept the NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL in this city, that 1 retireto 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 cnowiedge of how to keepa firat class Hotel. In retiring, L return my thanks to an appreciative public, and desire to recommend to patronage my worthy successors.. All those indebted to George R. Lancaster ars uested to present themselves at the Nation. al Exchange for settlement. and those hav. bills against the undersigned will present the same for payment at the old office. < GEORGE RB, LANCASTER. Nevada, July 1st, 1863. : Great Reduction in Prices ! —OF— WATCHES. CLOCKS. . _ JEWELRY, ~AT— sages Cc. W. YOUNG'S, No, 87 Commercial Street, Nevada city. TO SCRIP HOLDERS. ; TREKASURER’S OFFICE, : NEVADA, June ist, 1863. : ‘A&A LL persons holding Warrants drawn on tho General Fund of Nevada county, and regia tered. between January ist, 1862 and July ist, 1862, are requested to present the same for p ment, Interest on the same ceases at the date of this advertisement. K. G. WAILK, Treasurer of Nevada Coupty. . HAULING DONE! COPRZES for hauling left at the store of J Timmons & Co., corter of Main and Commercial streets, will be attended to imme diately. Teams will be kept in. readiness for farge or small jobs, Orders solicited. — my3 K. C. PURTYMAN. WILLIAM R. COE, Dealer in Boots and Shoes, Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment of Brogans, Boy’s ioots & Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses Shoes & Gaiters. Boot & Shoe Findings al. ways on hand. Kepairing don: vv short notice. : ot “NEVADA RESTAURBAN. No,. 65 Broad Street, . Le tn, SOMETHING NEW ! Nevada City. ~~ eptertigned has opened at No. 66 Broad street, one door above ihe Fashion Kestaurant « : a Rotisserie and Restaurant, Which will be carried on fia style herctofore unknown in Nevada, 3 Persons wishing a Fist class Menl, are invited 7 to call =The culinary department is earried on in sight of the customers, and none but the choicest raorsels are used here. Families wishing to have a Rosst delivered to or partics @f Recherches Dinner are invited to call. The services of one of the Best in California have “been secured New Orleans Fruit Store ! ! -¢nbles, No. 48 t ro tor. who understand something in . . Wat hee Bratit and it is his intention te . NEWSTORE.NEW-COoDs. OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broaa Street.” some of cur neighbors have reported. but are in A new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Best Stock of Goods : ever brought to this city, As we are détérmined not to be und la offer.our goods at the following Tow prices ’ ba Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. * “French Calicoes, extra qualit pe york ’ quality, 25_cents Bleached Muslin, such as Lansda! White Roek, 25 ceute per yurd. — Stockings 124 éents ir’ dane 0g 24 nts a pair'or $1 per Handkerchiefe 124 cénts each, or $1 per dozen. Anthe balance of ‘portion, pellet 2 stock in pro€ can soll. most of our goods at 1 than other merchants can bu them in Ban. “sg cisco. HN. HORWITZ & cu. _ No, 66 Broad Street, Nevada, MICHELE OICATO, Fru CY) Confectionery Storé. Dried and Greec Fruits of all kinds, wholesale ond re tail. Pipes, Tobacco, Cigars, a P Sith one’ Cigars, ete, Nevada, Mare NATIONAL BATHS~ HAIR DRESSING saLoow. « JHE wndereigecs would inform the ¢itizens of Nevada t they a fine bathing House, aescined ney aave completed establishment, where the »ubl ary b pein ie can be accomme dated with Raths at all tim: eonstantly on hand * Dr, Geuniag't’ Beaeean? int Hal fe ene meau Rewer, rar ps the hair from turning grey. XE RFUMERY—A fin anso ent on ha FISHER & LAMPE, oppe. National licchonaie . WANTED! Ger" QUARTZ SUITABLE FOR By FRO ORM Ae SE: apl2 3 ' 487 Pine street; Gan fon RDINANCE NO: 738—An Ordinanee ( levying a Poll Tax and proyidin for the collection ofthe same. for the year ending May 1864. The Trustees of the city of Nevada do or. dain as fcllowa: SK, Ist, Seve shall be and me: een the we ane ay male inhabitant beages an eara, in the corporate limits of th sity of Never Marshal to collect the same. Passed August 19th, 1863. J, gee _Jamea Monro, Clerk. OVARK: Pres FAMILY GMOCERY STORE. { Opposite St. Lowis House, No. 27 Gommercial Street, Nevada + Cas. Informs the patito, that he will keep ’ constantly on h VegeA fine assortment of Goods usually ‘found zs store of that-kind. Wis articles are all of the : Ranch Butter, Cheese, first quality and will be sold ch for cash. He aware be found at his old stand on Com Nevada, Nov. 16th UNDERTAKING. Gs. WM. ©. STILES NDERAKER. has f iv make to order COVERED’ : ovwtne este wl. SMALL 81Z%, FROM.....06..83 19 LARGE SIZE BROM s;,.:.c.t506 che to Zo GRAVE FENCES, of every style furnished © cheaper than by any other per the county. FS fi hoe payee in the neatest style March 18. watoy ©” Saree foreng Arg NEVADA ICE COMPANY E would inform the P W tnadire wi shes’ ‘eople ot Berass. _. TO FURNISH GooD ick At any andall {pen terms. eft prompt attention. J. THOMPSON »_ JR, STON K, DR. F. HILI ‘i Homeopathic PF. HILLER Surgeon nA he on pee earn apd Broad Streets, £. (ap stairs.) . DK. MILLER psy pa*ticularly attention t pen s Midwifery. and all Diseases af long Nev ‘ { Proprietors. my?—tf ; ja. June 18th, 1463. A Fine Residence for Sale! THE fine, large and new . dence of Dr. igh etre on avis tocracy Hill in this city is offered for sale on reasunable terms. The growed ore. saeie ond cultivated, ; res, Shrubs, &e., and the residence itseif is one of the most eoiino dious character oupplied with every conve© owner or at tpence & Wickes’ Store, broad Street. Nevada. April 5th, 1s. Broad Strect Market. Broad street.:... +++ s0++-Nevada. All kinds of divar coustanuy on — hand at theabove well known market, and for seule in q suit purchasers. M tree of charge. ine . Cc. LECOCQ,. Nevada, April ist. ’ Proprietor. meats purchased , ping to quality of JAMES COLLEY. mwh27-tf uautit to cates Oiteied e ' . ; ; ‘ . 1