August 30, 1863 (4 pages)

and those written or * Against it this Act red, the : as st for dna for of the effect, and m thereof tate shail or the preautherizbe given of no a sail cause such rates he papers >} PROV! i for State Act ‘shail — N, Jentist, treets, ‘lends and that ED eall, at-at! msitive by i without ORK a MORE ttisfaction otherwise are mode. manently 63!! Lert wramento. priogant t place in able vile, the larg r tnan at mptly at ies’ re Estath to $200 locks of Yeity and »f the Ban . being «a nd ‘patenr BN) espect it,‘tes of the 1e Title inal de° City. low upon lots wih orner n Franci LOW N. BLE. generally ady large s, Dugis prepar e foundia > Horses mn will Le n the bus the conti ve I wil! pn livery reful dri The quab hat t.-2se sa would ‘Law. orner of my4 Law. orner of j23 ne has just rtment of \, ae. also keep ds. LL. + Ruler turer, , between CO. >xecuted sired pat 22tf Law. ining the orter of ie et ext door rh 25-tf VOL. 4. TT ITI s ~ Aevada Daily Transcript, Published Daily—Monday Excepted. N. P. BROWN, Proprictor. Advertisements pubijshed at low'rates. Job.Printing neatly ; promptly executed Offide—On Comniercial Si a = Election Proclamation. TOTICE is_hereby given that a General 4% Election will be held on. Wedmesday the Second day ef September next, throughout Neva‘ta county at which the following officers.are to be elected, and *sAnAct to provide bonds for-eompleting the Deaf, Dumb and bliad Asylam,’’ aporovedl April 27th, 1863, is to be submitted to the qualified electors of the state for ratification : Three Members of Congress, A Governor. , A Lieutenant Governor. A Secretary of State. A State Controller. @ An Attorney Generals A Surveyor General. A Clerk of the Supreme Court. A State Prister. A State Harbor Commissioner. County Officers. Two State Senators, for the 2ist Senatorial District. Four Assembly men. A Sheriff. ee A County Clerk. A County Reeorder. A County Treasurer. A County Assessor: A County Collector. A District Attorney. A County Surveyor. A County Superintendent of Public Instraction. A Coroner. A Puablie Administrator. $ A Supervisor for the 2d District, composed of the Townships of Grass Valley, Rough & Ready and Little York. **An Act to provide bonds for completing the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum” approved April 27th, 1863, will be submitted to the qualified ‘electors Of the state for ratification, in accordance with section 12o0f said Act, at sail General Election to be held on Wednesday, the 2ud of September next ; those voting for the same shall have written or printed on their ballots for #tate officers, the words, *‘For Asylum Building Act” —and these voting against the same shall have written or printed. on their ballots the words. *-Against Asylum Building Act.” * See. 20 ofthe statute relative to. Elections as amended, vile statutes 1863, page 746 reads as fojilows: See. 29. Lf such person shall insist that-he is entitled to vofe, ard the challenge shall not be withdrawn, he shali not be entitied to vote une fess. he take the following oath, to be administered by the lispector 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, acgordimg to the best of your knowledge and belief, and that you have resided in this state six months next preceding tis election, and that you have not voted this day.” : Upon taking which oath, he shall be. etftitled to vote fer ali etate offices, and if he offer to vote torany district county or township officer he shall imatiditioa thereto, make oath that le has _resj did fu such district, county or township—as tlie ease may be—thicty days. See. 104 of sald stitute as amended vide stat utes 1863, page 398 reads as follows: , Sec 104 Tf any ‘kaspcctor, J , or Clérk of an election shall. previous to putting the ballot of auy elector iu tie ballot box § atteniptto ad into or find out any name or names on such ballot which shail have beca handed,in by a elector im a folded farm, or ifany Luspector, Fa: or Clerk of any-€lection shatEopen, or suffer the fulded ballot of auv elector which has been hunded in tothe Board of Judges. to be opened or «xaminge into previous t» putting the same intu ~ the ballet box, orit avy Laspectot%, Judge, or Clerk of an’ election shall make or place any mark or device on aay folded ballot whieh has becn handed into the Board of Judgés by any elector, with the view to ascertain the name of any, peison or persons for whom such elector shall have yeted atany, such election, or if an idsPector, Judge. or Vlerk of an election, with. . oft the constat of tlie elector, shall disclose the name of any person or persons Which such Inspector, J p, or Clerk, shall have traudu lently oriiegatly discovered to have been voted dor by sucly elector at any election, every such Laspéetor, dudve, or Clerk ofan election so offending, upon couviction thereof, shall be fined ln any #4menevt-lese than ¢ifty, gor more than tive humdred dollars. © very person who shall turge or counterfeit returns of an election purporting to haye-been held ata precinct, town, or ; : nd clection was in fact held, or shall willfully substitute forged or counterfeit rethrns of clection in the place of the true returns, for a pretinct, town, or ward, wWhicre an ~wluetion was actly held, shall, upon comvie-} tion, be punished by imprisonmenf in the State Prison for a term uot less than two’ years, and not more than years. Every person who shall wilfully to or subtractfrom the votes actually cast at an election, im any Yeturnsof such. election, whether such person be an officer of such election or uot, every officer of elections who shail’ wilffally make faise and fraudulent we returns, in any maprer whatever. of an election heid dé aiyypreeinet, towu,or ward, and every pefson Wiomsoever, whether officer or not, to whom on whom any such returns by of be ptt. wipes te, or dna pereea, who shall alter by imprisonment in the State.Vrison Tm not less than oac mor more than five t auiey pee" who pret or pists in a Of any of the + aad shall not vive information ti . ag pratticable'to the District Attorney, ‘Grand of the proper county. or to ae ey Sage tne hyponn Bo be agg = fery sueh offence, be punis' upon convictiou thereof, in the county jail faouths, of in the State 4 all the votes . full length. ciate gine . TIso: *. a Seettoa fur te hus pep ats tutes: 1863, , 80 as to read as 2) Seas 35. aa are read NEVADA CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 1863. a each_of the-papers—containing the poll list and tallies or_attached-thereto stating the number of voteseach prvaen voted for has received. and designating the office to fill’ Which he Was voted for which number shall be written in worde at Kach cortificate ‘shall be signed by the Clerks, the Judges, and Inspector. One of . Said.ce) tiflcates. With the list,» amd_tally — to which itis attathed, shati be ‘retained y the Inspector, and preserved by him at least six mouths. "Tne baltots shall be strung upon a cord or thread by the Inspector during the counting of the ballots, in the ordérin whieh they arc entered upon the tally list by the Clerks. and said ballots, .ogeflierwith the other of sald 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 Cierks, and indersed “Election Keturns,” and be direeted and delivered or sent by the Inspector to the County Clerk of the county in whieh the election is held, and the said ballots shall be kept for ab leabt sxx mouths by said Clerk; and i any person be of the opinion that the vote o any preeipct shall not have béen correct! ¥ counted, he m4y appear on the day appointed for the Beard of Supervisoas to open the returns. and demand a recount of the vote of sald precinct, and the Board. of surervisors shall proceed to recount the vote of the precinct that is so claimed to have been incorreetly counted. _ Enection Precixncrs.—At a meeting of the Board of Supervisors for Nevada eounty, the following precincts be established as the Election Ptecinets of Nevada county, snd that the following persons be appointed Inspect. rs and Judges of the reepect ve pres eméts, fur the General Election to beheld Wednesday, Sept. 2d, 1863, to wit: Nevada prrcinet at the Court House. In« spector, I. Williamson. Judges, T. T. Davenport, Joba H. Dixon. q Blue Terit precinet at the Blue Tent House. Inspector, Sol. Cushman. Judges, G. H. Cooper, J. Peastey. Mountain Well. precinct at the Mountain Well House. Inspector, Henry Summers. Judges, P. Heanefauth, Sam. Jobason. ; Grass Valley -preeinct at Smith’s Ex» change. Inspector, L. L. Whiting. Judges, J.M. Daya, T J. Pegg. Allison Rauch precinet at Henessey’s store, Inspector, Phil Galway. Judges, Prank Shirland, Wim. Vaile. ‘ Forest Springs precinct at Blodgett'’s hetel. . Inspector John Shaw. Judges, 8, Biodzvett;-Mry Blake. “Globe Ranch preeinct at Globe Ranch. Inspector, A. J. Danforth. Judges, A. J. Webster, A. Goodwin. ‘. i Buena Vesti precinct at Ledch’s mill. Inspector, M. Barker. Judges, S. Lewis, B. Tayler. Rough and Ready precinct nt Walling’s. Inspector, L, A. Walling. Judges, Ho W. Wood, Henry Rix. Hacketsville preeinet at Hacket’s hoteL— Inspector, A. M. Cranes Judges, D. Elis. worth, Jas. MeClusky. ©Iodian Springs precinet at Hatch’s hotel Inspector, L. Horton. Judges, S.S. Walk. er,C A. Leighaan. Downey House precinet at the Downey House. Inspector, Wan Varner. Judges. J. 8. Ray, Wm. J. Orgun. 4 Zine House precinct at the Zine Tlouse, Inspector, D. 8. Talimin,. Jddges, 8. L. Barnum, Ps A. Payne. © * Mooney Flat precitiotat Otis’ store. Inspector, ‘T. P. Otis’: Judges, C. Munasea, Wm. H. Jackson. oes Pigasat Valley, precinct at the Anthony House. Iuspector, M. J. Smith. Judges, 8. We Piper, J. Stark. z Newtown precinct at Schardin’s store. Inspector. Charles Taylor. Judges, WmMcCrea, E. Robbina. Frenel Corral preemet at French Corral house. Inspector, M. Alger, Judges, James H, Warreo, Ruius McEscheru. Birchville precinct at Thompson's hotel Inspector. V.°-G, Bell. Judges, John Thoupson, Patrick Quinn. North San Juan precinct at Wormeter'’s saloon. Inspector, J, B. Johnson. Judges, John MeCoy, Join MeBrown. Swertland preeinet at Waeod's hotel. Inapector, Ebjoh Mull. dadges, John 8. Brown R. B. Petien. : Cherokee preeinet at Sinith’s hotel — Inspectory Soha Hunter.” Judges, Jonn Mc Graw, Je B Murphy: J. A: J. Ray’s*ptecinet at Ray's hotel: Inspector, 3.A. Ray. Judges. Frank. Cols. fee, Mat. Pluokett. Columbia Hill: precinct st “Putnam's sa lwon. Inspector, T. W. Scutt. Judges, S. Richardson, E. P. Habbard. Lake City precinct at Arnold's hotel. Tn» hE BicNulty. Sadges, James Cro~ gan, Sam. T. Heory.~ Blodmfield~ preeinct at Fulton's ‘saldon, Inspector, J. J. Marrivtt. Judges, Joba Dennett, Chaa. Abbott. : Relief Hill precinct at Tudd’s hote!. Inspector, Thos. Cary. Judges. Wm. Reasya« er, 8 Geldamith. Woolseys Fiat precinet at Legien’s s#loon. Inapector, A. Wells. Judges, Robt. House ton, Z Dunning. : -Moores Flat preeinct at room adjoining Cranson’s drag store. Inapeeter, Johu Caldwel’. Judges Wu. J. Tisdale, Jou Me Kinvey. Motowk Flat preeinet at Lemery's saloon. ‘T, Geo Tenancy. Judges ¥. Sherwood, Will Cummings. Eureka precioct: at ms bo Pe ajoon. _ Innnten, aad counted, a certificate shail be drawa up oa r Tho at = al Raach precinct af Bowman's held Aug. 14th, 1863, it was ordered that . . ciseo, at 20° er. will leave on and Saturday s. Marysville and. Intermediate brig Globe Sa NO. 150, + : , hotel. Inspector, Mr. Hoysington. Judges J. F. Bownnan, Chas Johnsen Washington precinct at Washington. . Inspector.Amos Root. Julges, Charles Stein« metz, Ed. Britmskill, e ' Alpha precinct, at Alpha. hotel. Inspecs tor, James Holthes. Judges, A. D. Skillman P. Stall. : Oniega precitet, at Pieree’s hotel. Insrector, w H: Sinith. brook, L. R. Prescott: d : Fall Creek precinet, at Leery store. Inspector, G. W. King. Judgee, J. Dicksou, Mr. Muney. Bexr Valley precinct, at Tompkins’ house. Inspector, E. OTompkins. 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 thé Pavilion, » In2+ Ballenger. Judges, Wm. A. Judges, J. 8. Hole spector, E. Begole, John Grone. Lovell Hill precinct, at Duffy's hote] Inspectur, Myxy. Judge, Duffy. You Bet precinct. at Diinster’s hotel, Ins epector, W. W.Cogzens. Judges, J: Keller, Frank Ryan. Quaker HMiil -preinet, at Wilson's. Ins, spector, Frank Larkin. Jadges, W. N. Jacobs, John Laurance. The attention of voters and of In spectors and Judges of elections is particalarly ealled to the folowing Sertions of the Statuies regulating elections, viz: Sections '0, i, 22,13, 14. 15; 16, 17, 1%, 1, 20, 22, 2.3, 24.24. 26, 27, 28, 20-(Am, of 1863.) 30, 31, 82; 83, 34, 35, (Am. of 18053.) By oraor of the Board of Sudervisorsof Nevada county. Attest—R. H. Farquaar, Co. Clerk. Anzust 14, 1863. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City Qttam ENGINES AND BOLLERS BKUIL! \) to order. Castings and Machinery of ever description. Quartz Machine fitted up or repaired. All. kinds of Build , Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills: Horse Power and Car Wheel#. Al orders filled promptly.and at as ivw reves as any estadlish mentin Sucramento-or Sat Mrandwco—fréigh adited. Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. W. L. SHAK PFER, “Would inform the citizens of Nevada and the surround'ng country that he his removed his stock of * BOOTS & SHOES, To Kidd's Building, on Pine Street, Tle has just reeeived a darge and eplendid jot of ' Boots and Shoes, from San Francisco, which he will sell at very low rates, He invites the attention of everybody to call and ¢xamine hia stock. Repairing promptly and neatly done. W. L. SHAFFER, Pive Street. Nevada, /aly 4th+tf Boots and Shoes Made and Repaired !! » SOHN HOOK would in . form fils frientts and former pa _ dé trons that he has tvken a shop on Commerctal street, ware store, and is 4 afijoining Geo. Keeney's 8 ard.repared te manufacture te order, Boots and shes, on the most reagonable terma Bootes repatred ov the shortest notice. dive me a trial and I will guarantee satisfactiom. : Nevada, April ist. CALAPORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION ¥ PANY. CoM lendid steam The fast ers CHR YSOPOLIS aud ANTELOPE wil! leave on alternate days for Sun Fran » M. from the foot of K «treet Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Monday Wedn adays and Fridays. Stédtier ANTELOPH. Poole Mavmesdays, Thursdays, a i Lana. aAnge— Every Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton. Max ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Marysville, a 7 e'clock, A sms 8052 3 SS : ee Change of Day for Rea Bluff. Until further notice, the steamers af the Califosaia ponent gy oy ater will make two tr Tw o Ked a Cay Weed g this city on esdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight received every day. Forfrieght or passage by any of the above boats, a on board, or at the office of the Callfornia, Steam Navigation Comrany, on’ board Pe rer MILWAUKEE BREWERY #9: 1S EV DE Pree . W. DREYFUSS © ald inform the citizens 01 Nevada cuure ty and his friends, that ie is in full biast sw ready to. ey” ch Be llgpadh ype po ‘verage, Lager Beer, whi w bas ow as aay Brewery + in the county ar's Sr neta mover the jor trl» Boughtat a Large 2 AKRETT & SHERWOOD, sewelers. . New No 517 Montgomery st.-San Franciseo — “GEORGE W. KIDD, In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. { NOLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Mar¥ ket Rates, avd Tiberal advances made ou Dast orwerand for Assay of for Coinage at the U.S int. : : _ Sight Checks on San Franciscoand Sacramento Orafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest. Rate Collections made, and State and County See urities purchased at the highest-Market value Nevada. March 7. 1861-tf : i. MACKIE, MENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BAINKERS. (Successors to C. W. Mulford ) At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. (OLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates, ® Sight Cheeks on San Francisco and Sacra mento Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in. sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Aesay or Coinage. County Serip bought at the Highest Rates. tr Agency for msurance against Fire. Nevada, July lat, 1862: ‘TRUE NEVADA TIME . ar, oak LORING & M’CONAHAY, Wi have-removed to ‘No. 37, Broad St, (the old Post Office room,) where they have a tine assortment of ; Watches, Clocks, se Plated Ware, Gold Pens, AND JEWELRYGoods purchased at this establishment warranted to be as represented, icy; California Jewelry manufactured, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired — All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction Nevaila, April 20th. BLAZE’S SALVON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO RLAZEH’S! construct . Nevada. Sept. 6-tf SPECIAL NOTICE. J TAKK this method of informing a public thatchas-bestowed upon me a literal patton ave‘during the five years that I have kept the NATIONAL KXCHANGE HOTEL in th icity, that L 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 estab lishment aud who are known to the traveling pele and citizens a8 genthmen, veraed ina nowledge of how to keepa firat clase Hotel. in retiring, Lreturn my thanks to an appreeiative publig, and desire to recommend to patron age tiny worthy successors. eee ee andy All those indeLted to George R. Laneaster ari requested to present themselves at the Nation al Exchange for settlement, ana those having bjlls againatthe undersigned will present the same for payment at the oid office. GEORGE RK. LANCASTER. Nevada, July lst, 1063. Great Reduction in Prices . —_\ = CLOCKS, and JEWELRY, —-AT— Cc. W. VOUNG'S, —WNo, 37 Commercial Street, Nevada city. thie TO SCRIP HOLDERS. TRLASURER’S Ovvics, NEVADA; June Ist, 1863. LL persons holding Warrants drawn on the General Fund of Nevada county, and regi tered between Janwary Ist, 862 and July ist, Infiz, are requested to preseutthe same for payment, Intereston the same ceases at the date of this advertisement. E.G. WAITK, Treasurer of Nevada Ceupty. HWIAULING DONE! ORRzet Tor hnuling Jeft at the store of Timmons & Co., corner of Main. and Commerejal streets, will be attended to imme diately. Teams will be kept in readigess for jarge or small jobs, Orders solicited by my3 _—__K. C. PURTYMAN. WILLIAM R. COE, Dealer in Boots end Shoes, Cor. Main aud Commercial st, sortment of Brogane, Boy's loots & Shoes, Ladies’ aud Misses Shoes & Gaiters. Boot & Shee Findings al. wayronhand, Kepsiring done op short notice. ~* NEVADA RESTAUBAN,., . ‘SOMETHING NEW! No, 65 Broad Streei, Nevada City. ranta Rotisserte and Restaurant; Which will be carried on iua style heretofore unknown ian Nevada é Persons wishing 2 Fist class Meal, are invited toeall The culinary department in carried on in sight of the customers. and none but the ho re used here. ‘ Fami naire hives haeck delivered to are Tpvited toeall. Thy 2 Hest Cooks in Califo tery Cc. LECOCQ, Nevada, April Is. Propricter. . No. 27 Commerciat Street, Dt oe HE nvtecnigned has opened at No. 65 Broad I street, one rabove ihe Fashion Kestau. -dious : character sy tes of one of the . . by th rietor, wh *s tnt ew the pr oO . ia jhe Hine Mimaclf "and te b Ty Intention’ tal ke this a Model Restaurant. : OPPOSIYION DRY Goons STORE. NO. Sk Broad Street. Ww have not removed to San Francisco “an ¥¥ some of cur neighbors have reported. but > are in a new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Best Sock of Goods ever brought ® this city, p 8 A& we are determined not to be undersold we offer our goods at the following low fFrives : Calicoes, 124 cents per yard, French Caheoes, extra quality, 25 cents per yard. Bleached Muslin, such as Lansdale and White Rock, 25 certs per yard, Stockings 124 cents a pair or $1 per dozen. Handkerchiefs 124 ceuts each, or $1 per dozen. ‘ Anthe balance portion, . We can sell most of our than other merchan cisco. ; of our stock tn pro«~ goods at a lower price tscan buy them in Sam iran. NM. HORWITZ & Gu. MICHELE CI€ATO, Fruit: New Orleans Fruit Store! ! Confectionery Store. Fruits of all kinds. No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada, » tail. Pipes, Nevada, Mare and Dried and Green Pr ble ae and reobaeco, Cigars; ete. 4 2th—te witli NATIONAL BATHS HAIR DRESSING SALOOW. TPXHE undersigned would inform the citi or ! zCneot ] Nevada and vicinity that they have completed a tine bathing House, aitached to their well kn wn Gated eta Wane see Publiecan be accommo ated w aths atall tim. 'p constantly om hand « pr, Gentine? meses? : tor, . celebrated for ita medical powers ‘overths human Hair, It entire, ee B. PuuE — tur ape — fe REUMERY-A fin assortment on hand. FISHER & LAMPE, oppe. National RxehengsWANTED! Gero QUARTZ SUITABLE FOR Cutting Jeweir By . FRONTIER A. DEViERcY, api2 3 ( : 457 Pino street, San Francisen. RDINANCE NO. Se ee ee 73.—An Ordinanes ‘ levying a Poll ‘Pax and providing fi collection ofthe same, for the y : ros She 1864. The ‘Prustecs ofthe yenr énding May. city of Nevada dain.as fc llows: Ske. Tet. . ‘ here shall do oF i. vate levied ypee oe mile inhab weer the eves of Zand 60 yeara, resid i in the corporate Iimitwof the city of eith Poll ‘Tax of One Dollar for the year end ay 1864. And it is hereby made ‘the Marshal! to collect the same, Passed August 13th, 1863. James Monro,’ Clerk, FAMILY GROCERY sTOoRE” A. BARUH,’ Opposite St. Louts House, Informe the pricey dari ties 8 ae Been on hand, , Ranch Butter, : + ’ Cheese tables, Coffee, Cane Goods, Wikse A fine assortnient of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are an or the ©, anc itant be. ng Ma duty of thy J. CLARK, Presa. Heean always be fountl at 4 7 ymecreial strane. pater di la Nevoeda, Nov. 16th UNDERTAKING, WM. ©. STILES RTAKER. bh r : make to order CO ER. tee on Mand and wt ire cat: tates: MALL SIZK, FROM. ices. c@eecal LARGE SIZE FUOM.. oan 7. po GRAVY: FENCES, of every ‘style furlohe j cheaper than by an other person in the rount ; xk ALL WORK DONE in tiie neatest ey byl Plates furnished andao: nu? * March 16 sentere bins charge for ee W that we are prepared 10 FURNISH GOOD At any and ali-tiiies at the terms. Orders left at the i Market, on Comme Art peer reial re " prompt attention. Wate ea H MALE, NEVADA ICE COMPANY — E. would: inform the Peopleor Nevada. +) mort 1 ¢nsonaoy my?-tf «JR STONE” 4 Heine DR. F. HILLER,” awe te Physician aud Surgeon 9 corner of Pine and B : Catition. (up naire Phat pays pamticular] ane: ma Midwifery. ‘and aii Diseaste® Nevads. Jubé 18th, 1863. Orage? pu file, Vont : A Fine Besidence for. Bale a a] E et THE fine, large an’ denee of Dr. H. Hunt. on At #tecracy HIM im this city: far Ofrren for sale on reasonable terme, The ae ae ample and enltivated "+ with 7 4 pid Ss me eae rees. shrubs, dey pid nd galt most com pied with every’ ¢nience. Apply. to the-own Wickes’ Store. throad Btrect. ae i ” Nevada, April 5th, ise, * 4 Broad sucet Market. é' ‘epeigg teen dinn nn ENERO ORES 7 > All kinds of x nana sttheabove welling du Ket, and for ule . " (aba ult purchasers, ome ie das wnenecelly tree of: a Pridesjactee, ping’ to quality of meats purchased beer eee . ney first quality and will be sold cheap for. ca whee ~ NEW STORE.NEWCOODs. ~ ~ & 0602 AIOE ES RENE CRE LS TE SIE RETR GET OER RE AIR TS YE)

and those written or * Against it this Act red, the : as st for dna for of the effect, and m thereof tate shail or the preautherizbe given of no a sail cause such rates he papers >} PROV! i for State Act ‘shail — N, Jentist, treets, ‘lends and that ED eall, at-at! msitive by i without ORK a MORE ttisfaction otherwise are mode. manently 63!! Lert wramento. priogant t place in able vile, the larg r tnan at mptly at ies’ re Estath to $200 locks of Yeity and »f the Ban . being «a nd ‘patenr BN) espect it,‘tes of the 1e Title inal de° City. low upon lots wih orner n Franci LOW N. BLE. generally ady large s, Dugis prepar e foundia > Horses mn will Le n the bus the conti ve I wil! pn livery reful dri The quab hat t.-2se sa would ‘Law. orner of my4 Law. orner of j23 ne has just rtment of \, ae. also keep ds. LL. + Ruler turer, , between CO. >xecuted sired pat 22tf Law. ining the orter of ie et ext door rh 25-tf VOL. 4. TT ITI s ~ Aevada Daily Transcript, Published Daily—Monday Excepted. N. P. BROWN, Proprictor. Advertisements pubijshed at low'rates. Job.Printing neatly ; promptly executed Offide—On Comniercial Si a = Election Proclamation. TOTICE is_hereby given that a General 4% Election will be held on. Wedmesday the Second day ef September next, throughout Neva‘ta county at which the following officers.are to be elected, and *sAnAct to provide bonds for-eompleting the Deaf, Dumb and bliad Asylam,’’ aporovedl April 27th, 1863, is to be submitted to the qualified electors of the state for ratification : Three Members of Congress, A Governor. , A Lieutenant Governor. A Secretary of State. A State Controller. @ An Attorney Generals A Surveyor General. A Clerk of the Supreme Court. A State Prister. A State Harbor Commissioner. County Officers. Two State Senators, for the 2ist Senatorial District. Four Assembly men. A Sheriff. ee A County Clerk. A County Reeorder. A County Treasurer. A County Assessor: A County Collector. A District Attorney. A County Surveyor. A County Superintendent of Public Instraction. A Coroner. A Puablie Administrator. $ A Supervisor for the 2d District, composed of the Townships of Grass Valley, Rough & Ready and Little York. **An Act to provide bonds for completing the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum” approved April 27th, 1863, will be submitted to the qualified ‘electors Of the state for ratification, in accordance with section 12o0f said Act, at sail General Election to be held on Wednesday, the 2ud of September next ; those voting for the same shall have written or printed on their ballots for #tate officers, the words, *‘For Asylum Building Act” —and these voting against the same shall have written or printed. on their ballots the words. *-Against Asylum Building Act.” * See. 20 ofthe statute relative to. Elections as amended, vile statutes 1863, page 746 reads as fojilows: See. 29. Lf such person shall insist that-he is entitled to vofe, ard the challenge shall not be withdrawn, he shali not be entitied to vote une fess. he take the following oath, to be administered by the lispector 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, acgordimg to the best of your knowledge and belief, and that you have resided in this state six months next preceding tis election, and that you have not voted this day.” : Upon taking which oath, he shall be. etftitled to vote fer ali etate offices, and if he offer to vote torany district county or township officer he shall imatiditioa thereto, make oath that le has _resj did fu such district, county or township—as tlie ease may be—thicty days. See. 104 of sald stitute as amended vide stat utes 1863, page 398 reads as follows: , Sec 104 Tf any ‘kaspcctor, J , or Clérk of an election shall. previous to putting the ballot of auy elector iu tie ballot box § atteniptto ad into or find out any name or names on such ballot which shail have beca handed,in by a elector im a folded farm, or ifany Luspector, Fa: or Clerk of any-€lection shatEopen, or suffer the fulded ballot of auv elector which has been hunded in tothe Board of Judges. to be opened or «xaminge into previous t» putting the same intu ~ the ballet box, orit avy Laspectot%, Judge, or Clerk of an’ election shall make or place any mark or device on aay folded ballot whieh has becn handed into the Board of Judgés by any elector, with the view to ascertain the name of any, peison or persons for whom such elector shall have yeted atany, such election, or if an idsPector, Judge. or Vlerk of an election, with. . oft the constat of tlie elector, shall disclose the name of any person or persons Which such Inspector, J p, or Clerk, shall have traudu lently oriiegatly discovered to have been voted dor by sucly elector at any election, every such Laspéetor, dudve, or Clerk ofan election so offending, upon couviction thereof, shall be fined ln any #4menevt-lese than ¢ifty, gor more than tive humdred dollars. © very person who shall turge or counterfeit returns of an election purporting to haye-been held ata precinct, town, or ; : nd clection was in fact held, or shall willfully substitute forged or counterfeit rethrns of clection in the place of the true returns, for a pretinct, town, or ward, wWhicre an ~wluetion was actly held, shall, upon comvie-} tion, be punished by imprisonmenf in the State Prison for a term uot less than two’ years, and not more than years. Every person who shall wilfully to or subtractfrom the votes actually cast at an election, im any Yeturnsof such. election, whether such person be an officer of such election or uot, every officer of elections who shail’ wilffally make faise and fraudulent we returns, in any maprer whatever. of an election heid dé aiyypreeinet, towu,or ward, and every pefson Wiomsoever, whether officer or not, to whom on whom any such returns by of be ptt. wipes te, or dna pereea, who shall alter by imprisonment in the State.Vrison Tm not less than oac mor more than five t auiey pee" who pret or pists in a Of any of the + aad shall not vive information ti . ag pratticable'to the District Attorney, ‘Grand of the proper county. or to ae ey Sage tne hyponn Bo be agg = fery sueh offence, be punis' upon convictiou thereof, in the county jail faouths, of in the State 4 all the votes . full length. ciate gine . TIso: *. a Seettoa fur te hus pep ats tutes: 1863, , 80 as to read as 2) Seas 35. aa are read NEVADA CALIFORNIA, SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 1863. a each_of the-papers—containing the poll list and tallies or_attached-thereto stating the number of voteseach prvaen voted for has received. and designating the office to fill’ Which he Was voted for which number shall be written in worde at Kach cortificate ‘shall be signed by the Clerks, the Judges, and Inspector. One of . Said.ce) tiflcates. With the list,» amd_tally — to which itis attathed, shati be ‘retained y the Inspector, and preserved by him at least six mouths. "Tne baltots shall be strung upon a cord or thread by the Inspector during the counting of the ballots, in the ordérin whieh they arc entered upon the tally list by the Clerks. and said ballots, .ogeflierwith the other of sald 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 Cierks, and indersed “Election Keturns,” and be direeted and delivered or sent by the Inspector to the County Clerk of the county in whieh the election is held, and the said ballots shall be kept for ab leabt sxx mouths by said Clerk; and i any person be of the opinion that the vote o any preeipct shall not have béen correct! ¥ counted, he m4y appear on the day appointed for the Beard of Supervisoas to open the returns. and demand a recount of the vote of sald precinct, and the Board. of surervisors shall proceed to recount the vote of the precinct that is so claimed to have been incorreetly counted. _ Enection Precixncrs.—At a meeting of the Board of Supervisors for Nevada eounty, the following precincts be established as the Election Ptecinets of Nevada county, snd that the following persons be appointed Inspect. rs and Judges of the reepect ve pres eméts, fur the General Election to beheld Wednesday, Sept. 2d, 1863, to wit: Nevada prrcinet at the Court House. In« spector, I. Williamson. Judges, T. T. Davenport, Joba H. Dixon. q Blue Terit precinet at the Blue Tent House. Inspector, Sol. Cushman. Judges, G. H. Cooper, J. Peastey. Mountain Well. precinct at the Mountain Well House. Inspector, Henry Summers. Judges, P. Heanefauth, Sam. Jobason. ; Grass Valley -preeinct at Smith’s Ex» change. Inspector, L. L. Whiting. Judges, J.M. Daya, T J. Pegg. Allison Rauch precinet at Henessey’s store, Inspector, Phil Galway. Judges, Prank Shirland, Wim. Vaile. ‘ Forest Springs precinct at Blodgett'’s hetel. . Inspector John Shaw. Judges, 8, Biodzvett;-Mry Blake. “Globe Ranch preeinct at Globe Ranch. Inspector, A. J. Danforth.. Judges, A. J. Webster, A. Goodwin.. ‘. i Buena Vesti precinct at Ledch’s mill. Inspector, M. Barker. Judges, S. Lewis, B. Tayler. Rough and Ready precinct nt Walling’s. Inspector, L, A. Walling. Judges, Ho W. Wood, Henry Rix. Hacketsville preeinet at Hacket’s hoteL— Inspector, A. M. Cranes Judges, D. Elis. worth, Jas. MeClusky. ©Iodian Springs precinet at Hatch’s hotel Inspector, L. Horton. Judges, S.S. Walk. er,C A. Leighaan. Downey House precinet at the Downey House. Inspector, Wan Varner. Judges. J. 8. Ray, Wm. J. Orgun. 4 Zine House precinct at the Zine Tlouse, Inspector, D. 8. Talimin,. Jddges, 8. L. Barnum, Ps A. Payne. © * Mooney Flat precitiotat Otis’ store. Inspector, ‘T. P. Otis’: Judges, C. Munasea, Wm. H. Jackson. oes Pigasat Valley, precinct at the Anthony House. Iuspector, M. J. Smith. Judges, 8. We Piper, J. Stark. z Newtown precinct at Schardin’s store. Inspector. Charles Taylor. Judges, WmMcCrea, E. Robbina. Frenel Corral preemet at French Corral house. Inspector, M. Alger, Judges, James H, Warreo, Ruius McEscheru. Birchville precinct at Thompson's hotel Inspector. V.°-G, Bell. Judges, John Thoupson, Patrick Quinn. North San Juan precinct at Wormeter'’s saloon. Inspector, J, B. Johnson. Judges, John MeCoy, Join MeBrown. Swertland preeinet at Waeod's hotel. Inapector, Ebjoh Mull. dadges, John 8. Brown R. B. Petien. : Cherokee preeinet at Sinith’s hotel — Inspectory Soha Hunter.” Judges, Jonn Mc Graw, Je B Murphy: J. A: J. Ray’s*ptecinet at Ray's hotel: Inspector, 3.A. Ray. Judges.. Frank. Cols. fee, Mat. Pluokett. Columbia Hill: precinct st “Putnam's sa lwon. Inspector, T. W. Scutt. Judges, S. Richardson, E. P. Habbard. Lake City precinct at Arnold's hotel. Tn» hE BicNulty. Sadges, James Cro~ gan, Sam. T. Heory.~ Blodmfield~ preeinct at Fulton's ‘saldon, Inspector, J. J. Marrivtt. Judges, Joba Dennett, Chaa. Abbott. : Relief Hill precinct at Tudd’s hote!. Inspector, Thos. Cary. Judges. Wm. Reasya« er, 8 Geldamith. Woolseys Fiat precinet at Legien’s s#loon. Inapector, A. Wells. Judges, Robt. House ton, Z Dunning. : -Moores Flat preeinct at room adjoining Cranson’s drag store. Inapeeter, Johu Caldwel’. Judges Wu. J. Tisdale, Jou Me Kinvey. Motowk Flat preeinet at Lemery's saloon. ‘T, Geo Tenancy. Judges ¥. Sherwood, Will Cummings. Eureka precioct: at ms bo Pe ajoon. _ Innnten, aad counted, a certificate shail be drawa up oa r Tho at = al Raach precinct af Bowman's held Aug. 14th, 1863, it was ordered that . . ciseo, at 20° er. will leave on and Saturday s. Marysville and. Intermediate brig Globe Sa NO. 150, + : , hotel. Inspector, Mr. Hoysington. Judges J. F. Bownnan, Chas Johnsen Washington precinct at Washington. . Inspector.Amos Root. Julges, Charles Stein« metz, Ed. Britmskill, e ' Alpha precinct, at Alpha. hotel. Inspecs tor, James Holthes. Judges, A. D. Skillman P. Stall. : Oniega precitet, at Pieree’s hotel. Insrector, w H: Sinith. brook, L. R. Prescott: d : Fall Creek precinet, at Leery store. Inspector, G. W. King. Judgee, J. Dicksou, Mr. Muney. Bexr Valley precinct, at Tompkins’ house. Inspector, E. OTompkins. 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 thé Pavilion, » In2+ Ballenger. Judges, Wm. A. Judges, J. 8. Hole spector, E. Begole, John Grone.

Lovell Hill precinct, at Duffy's hote] Inspectur, Myxy. Judge, Duffy. You Bet precinct. at Diinster’s hotel, Ins epector, W. W.Cogzens. Judges, J: Keller, Frank Ryan. Quaker HMiil -preinet, at Wilson's. Ins, spector, Frank Larkin. Jadges, W. N. Jacobs, John Laurance. The attention of voters and of In spectors and Judges of elections is particalarly ealled to the folowing Sertions of the Statuies regulating elections, viz: Sections '0, i, 22,13, 14. 15; 16, 17, 1%, 1, 20, 22, 2.3, 24.24. 26, 27, 28, 20-(Am, of 1863.) 30, 31, 82; 83, 34, 35, (Am. of 18053.) By oraor of the Board of Sudervisorsof Nevada county. Attest—R. H. Farquaar, Co. Clerk. Anzust 14, 1863. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City Qttam ENGINES AND BOLLERS BKUIL! \) to order. Castings and Machinery of ever description. Quartz Machine fitted up or repaired. All. kinds of Build , Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills: Horse Power and Car Wheel#. Al orders filled promptly.and at as ivw reves as any estadlish mentin Sucramento-or Sat Mrandwco—fréigh adited. Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. W. L. SHAK PFER, “Would inform the citizens of Nevada and the surround'ng country that he his removed his stock of * BOOTS & SHOES, To Kidd's Building, on Pine Street, Tle has just reeeived a darge and eplendid jot of ' Boots and Shoes, from San Francisco, which he will sell at very low rates, He invites the attention of everybody to call and ¢xamine hia stock. Repairing promptly and neatly done. W. L. SHAFFER, Pive Street. Nevada, /aly 4th+tf Boots and Shoes Made and Repaired !! » SOHN HOOK would in . form fils frientts and former pa _ dé trons that he has tvken a shop on Commerctal street, ware store, and is 4 afijoining Geo. Keeney's 8 ard.repared te manufacture te order, Boots and shes, on the most reagonable terma Bootes repatred ov the shortest notice. dive me a trial and I will guarantee satisfactiom. : Nevada, April ist. CALAPORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION ¥ PANY. CoM lendid steam The fast ers CHR YSOPOLIS aud ANTELOPE wil! leave on alternate days for Sun Fran » M. from the foot of K «treet Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Monday Wedn adays and Fridays. Stédtier ANTELOPH. Poole Mavmesdays, Thursdays, a i Lana. aAnge— Every Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton. Max ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Marysville, a 7 e'clock, A sms 8052 3 SS : ee Change of Day for Rea Bluff. Until further notice, the steamers af the Califosaia ponent gy oy ater will make two tr Tw o Ked a Cay Weed g this city on esdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight received every day. Forfrieght or passage by any of the above boats, a on board, or at the office of the Callfornia, Steam Navigation Comrany, on’ board Pe rer MILWAUKEE BREWERY #9: 1S EV DE Pree . W. DREYFUSS © ald inform the citizens 01 Nevada cuure ty and his friends, that ie is in full biast sw ready to. ey” ch Be llgpadh ype po ‘verage, Lager Beer, whi w bas ow as aay Brewery + in the county ar's Sr neta mover the jor trl» Boughtat a Large 2 AKRETT & SHERWOOD, sewelers. . New No 517 Montgomery st.-San Franciseo — “GEORGE W. KIDD, In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. { NOLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Mar¥ ket Rates, avd Tiberal advances made ou Dast orwerand for Assay of for Coinage at the U.S int. : : _ Sight Checks on San Franciscoand Sacramento Orafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest. Rate Collections made, and State and County See urities purchased at the highest-Market value Nevada. March 7. 1861-tf : i. MACKIE, MENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BAINKERS. (Successors to C. W. Mulford ) At the old stand, Main street. Nevada. (OLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates, ® Sight Cheeks on San Francisco and Sacra mento Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in. sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Aesay or Coinage. County Serip bought at the Highest Rates. tr Agency for msurance against Fire. Nevada, July lat, 1862: ‘TRUE NEVADA TIME . ar, oak LORING & M’CONAHAY, Wi have-removed to ‘No. 37, Broad St, (the old Post Office room,) where they have a tine assortment of ; Watches, Clocks, se Plated Ware, Gold Pens, AND JEWELRYGoods purchased at this establishment warranted to be as represented, icy; California Jewelry manufactured, Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired — All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction Nevaila, April 20th. BLAZE’S SALVON: COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Good Drink, GO TO RLAZEH’S! construct . Nevada. Sept. 6-tf SPECIAL NOTICE. J TAKK this method of informing a public thatchas-bestowed upon me a literal patton ave‘during the five years that I have kept the NATIONAL KXCHANGE HOTEL in th icity, that L 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 estab lishment aud who are known to the traveling pele and citizens a8 genthmen, veraed ina nowledge of how to keepa firat clase Hotel. in retiring, Lreturn my thanks to an appreeiative publig, and desire to recommend to patron age tiny worthy successors. eee ee andy All those indeLted to George R. Laneaster ari requested to present themselves at the Nation al Exchange for settlement, ana those having bjlls againatthe undersigned will present the same for payment at the oid office. GEORGE RK. LANCASTER. Nevada, July lst, 1063. Great Reduction in Prices . —_\ = CLOCKS, and JEWELRY, —-AT— Cc. W. VOUNG'S, —WNo, 37 Commercial Street, Nevada city. thie TO SCRIP HOLDERS. TRLASURER’S Ovvics, NEVADA; June Ist, 1863. LL persons holding Warrants drawn on the General Fund of Nevada county, and regi tered between Janwary Ist, 862 and July ist, Infiz, are requested to preseutthe same for payment, Intereston the same ceases at the date of this advertisement. E.G. WAITK, Treasurer of Nevada Ceupty. HWIAULING DONE! ORRzet Tor hnuling Jeft at the store of Timmons & Co., corner of Main. and Commerejal streets, will be attended to imme diately. Teams will be kept in readigess for jarge or small jobs, Orders solicited by my3 _—__K. C. PURTYMAN. WILLIAM R. COE, Dealer in Boots end Shoes, Cor. Main aud Commercial st, sortment of Brogane, Boy's loots & Shoes, Ladies’ aud Misses Shoes & Gaiters. Boot & Shee Findings al. wayronhand, Kepsiring done op short notice. ~* NEVADA RESTAUBAN,., . ‘SOMETHING NEW! No, 65 Broad Streei, Nevada City. ranta Rotisserte and Restaurant; Which will be carried on iua style heretofore unknown ian Nevada é Persons wishing 2 Fist class Meal, are invited toeall The culinary department in carried on in sight of the customers. and none but the ho re used here. ‘ Fami naire hives haeck delivered to are Tpvited toeall. Thy 2 Hest Cooks in Califo tery Cc. LECOCQ, Nevada, April Is. Propricter. . No. 27 Commerciat Street, Dt oe HE nvtecnigned has opened at No. 65 Broad I street, one rabove ihe Fashion Kestau. -dious : character sy tes of one of the . . by th rietor, wh *s tnt ew the pr oO . ia jhe Hine Mimaclf "and te b Ty Intention’ tal ke this a Model Restaurant. : OPPOSIYION DRY Goons STORE. NO. Sk Broad Street. Ww have not removed to San Francisco “an ¥¥ some of cur neighbors have reported. but > are in a new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Best Sock of Goods ever brought ® this city, p 8 A& we are determined not to be undersold we offer our goods at the following low fFrives : Calicoes, 124 cents per yard, French Caheoes, extra quality, 25 cents per yard. Bleached Muslin, such as Lansdale and White Rock, 25 certs per yard, Stockings 124 cents a pair or $1 per dozen. Handkerchiefs 124 ceuts each, or $1 per dozen. ‘ Anthe balance portion, . We can sell most of our than other merchan cisco. ; of our stock tn pro«~ goods at a lower price tscan buy them in Sam iran. NM. HORWITZ & Gu. MICHELE CI€ATO, Fruit: New Orleans Fruit Store! ! Confectionery Store. Fruits of all kinds. No. 66 Broad Street, Nevada, » tail. Pipes, Nevada, Mare and Dried and Green Pr ble ae and reobaeco, Cigars; ete. 4 2th—te witli NATIONAL BATHS HAIR DRESSING SALOOW. TPXHE undersigned would inform the citi or ! zCneot ] Nevada and vicinity that they have completed a tine bathing House, aitached to their well kn wn Gated eta Wane see Publiecan be accommo ated w aths atall tim. 'p constantly om hand « pr, Gentine? meses? : tor, . celebrated for ita medical powers ‘overths human Hair, It entire, ee B. PuuE — tur ape — fe REUMERY-A fin assortment on hand. FISHER & LAMPE, oppe. National RxehengsWANTED! Gero QUARTZ SUITABLE FOR Cutting Jeweir By . FRONTIER A. DEViERcY, api2 3 ( : 457 Pino street, San Francisen. RDINANCE NO. Se ee ee 73.—An Ordinanes ‘ levying a Poll ‘Pax and providing fi collection ofthe same, for the y : ros She 1864. The ‘Prustecs ofthe yenr énding May. city of Nevada dain.as fc llows: Ske. Tet. . ‘ here shall do oF i. vate levied ypee oe mile inhab weer the eves of Zand 60 yeara, resid i in the corporate Iimitwof the city of eith Poll ‘Tax of One Dollar for the year end ay 1864. And it is hereby made ‘the Marshal! to collect the same, Passed August 13th, 1863. James Monro,’ Clerk, FAMILY GROCERY sTOoRE” A. BARUH,’ Opposite St. Louts House, Informe the pricey dari ties 8 ae Been on hand, , Ranch Butter, : + ’ Cheese tables, Coffee, Cane Goods, Wikse A fine assortnient of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are an or the ©, anc itant be. ng Ma duty of thy J. CLARK, Presa. Heean always be fountl at 4 7 ymecreial strane. pater di la Nevoeda, Nov. 16th UNDERTAKING, WM. ©. STILES RTAKER. bh r : make to order CO ER. tee on Mand and wt ire cat: tates: MALL SIZK, FROM.. ices. c@eecal LARGE SIZE FUOM... oan 7. po GRAVY: FENCES, of every ‘style furlohe j cheaper than by an other person in the rount ; xk ALL WORK DONE in tiie neatest ey byl Plates furnished andao: nu? * March 16 sentere bins charge for ee W that we are prepared 10 FURNISH GOOD At any and ali-tiiies at the terms. Orders left at the i Market, on Comme Art peer reial re " prompt attention. Wate ea H MALE, NEVADA ICE COMPANY — E. would: inform the Peopleor Nevada. +) mort 1 ¢nsonaoy my?-tf «JR STONE” 4 Heine DR. F. HILLER,” awe te Physician aud Surgeon 9 corner of Pine and B : Catition. (up naire Phat pays pamticular] ane: ma Midwifery. ‘and aii Diseaste® Nevads. Jubé 18th, 1863. Orage? pu file, Vont : A Fine Besidence for. Bale a a] E et THE fine, large an’ denee of Dr. H. Hunt. on At #tecracy HIM im this city: far Ofrren for sale on reasonable terme, The ae ae ample and enltivated "+ with 7 4 pid Ss me eae rees. shrubs, dey pid nd galt most com pied with every’ ¢nience. Apply. to the-own Wickes’ Store. throad Btrect. ae i ” Nevada, April 5th, ise, * 4 Broad sucet Market. é' ‘epeigg teen dinn nn ENERO ORES 7 > All kinds of x nana sttheabove welling du Ket, and for ule . " (aba ult purchasers, ome ie das wnenecelly tree of: a Pridesjactee, ping’ to quality of meats purchased beer eee . ney first quality and will be sold cheap for. ca whee ~ NEW STORE.NEWCOODs. ~ ~ & 0602 AIOE ES RENE CRE LS TE SIE RETR GET OER RE AIR TS YE)