December 1, 1872 (4 pages)

a i on success of 21 tne The great number annually received and cured, place it in point wy expen of = ‘tients a first. world, and the success poner rey Feat Wake Wekcona ito none. PRIVAPS-BICEASES. In Males and ities in Females sre tthe déatroyers of health. They insidpp Romane Lar egy and ty = he and the fr . th ° ee, the they give puny and diseased rome nai "ae inaths eat be ee in Tdiot“i fucete a Crip les; the and the Insane. xo St lptoninne Goue t forebodfil, a. troubled and lasother symp’ he positive traces of that most terrible and «destructive of rn» myer me Weaksness—wasting a oda powers, destroying shia hope of life unlined, a and dragging shim a ‘toward s = ae "To him finds his life dribbling out in eae orm of eg T. ite apOffice, the safeguard , brings to such a: one a to hia misery in who looks to sand no hope mj ¢ vthe knowledge that the . }aim for so much of her happiness is a vic‘tim of hi. pon shat and an ee te i hes << eae es im. is up rescue "ian we pratics 504. Cons’ ea tened Saty cok omen with Peg booed have : se Ek hin-, of diet, fear h di od ‘ mn seta enh andanen, the , ld be, peo ris there a physician.w *to sdminister relict, ad po TFespectable ; ueathe 3 sce of the commrunt he Boeken @n-°-retanding now im dive ° “the “eq airements are. le vinte. pose, and by calling ention the 1Pro gitar any be ‘for Twenty Y and is fully rita Ba saniniaenioey: psi ere manner, bat by ass years of : dy es a make, on ane ~—— from the hands of ae. + a6 upon 8 father, All in ciciiin, ton find ‘ia himone whocan feel and voith ond Sofstans them in troub! ne in coe ee wish to consult , : r iwisit the city can, ; ‘ ) bin a letter, receive ad and assurance of sa cure at b All letters returned or detroyed. . ae : .“¥. JOSSELYN, M. D. He INo. me Street, near _Mewtgeey Oe at a ‘oie Rape 8 Maier tora Be a hoa oe Be Ist, 1 feionate is no tue Trostente 1 hat the Aassessop the-year now Somploted and ‘ ra / remain open fice, until Th +BDecember Sth, when it will be hp a tothe City Marshal and abe day Srenine. December ad, time util with their ization on »end be ine the 4th, w’ Beera. oso W. HINDS, eum, STOLEN. ‘ TO from the Ranch of a os At echs of EY ur< ren Bopdas. hor. 18 ree feet 3 inches Yong, No. 10 bore. Dhe left hand hammer : does not etend a8 far back as theright when ‘einer ert ALR anh gi ASSESSMENT. ISING STAR MINING COMPANY.— Location of Works, Eureka District Novuas County, Califoriini. — is hereby given, that the Board of ‘Trustees of, id on the 22d . day of Nov, 1872, an asecemnent (No 2) of AS cents a cpm meg the capital stock of 4 y in x ine Seaton go a 1 olnles the Rocke. aspesslucit aa poe ag sin eiteie Oat es hes Heb dep of day of De+ cember, teva. ahead De. cevpee delinquent, aad will be rp aatetedols wate, at pubay shall be made the 13th day tales A AG omRUn wae, aggre delinanen. tuning and expenses of gala pnten ee pbteaia' fs By order of the Board of Trustees, Roce thio : Slam Feoned ood wit bos. ‘ A. B. CARLEY, “LIQUORS « weantiones wis ‘Francisco, where lila old patients for public inapection, atthe Marshal's of} assessment will be hesrd, By order of the, \] examined it. fh 1854, for the treat . ment of Sexual and-Seminal Diseases" . wach a6 Gonorrhea, Gieét, Stricture; Syphi? potency, etc. Skin Diseases. (of years’ standing) and Uléeraféd legs successfuliy x. OTRO, pléasure of s anid that he Js ned eyewe visitin, he principal Hospitals Europe, and hes resumed practice at hid Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, corner ot rom: , San those requiring his services may find him. * The Doctor has. spared. neither iat, nor money in seeking otft new remedies; ami has returned with increased facilities for the aileviation of human safferizg. FE ag on Diseases. ousends of ‘bath nid tore ‘are there are iter. lhe oat te efistente trom the effect of secret meget ot *from !_ Look at Shots {ates and their broken dowu constitutions; disqualifying them for. the .hsppiness of marriage. or the enj tof life. -In-®his horrid situation thousands saffer until d_ath closes the scenc. Let te, guardians, friends attcnd toany of those who ag he ; oft hosxiale life. roy 2 Pea ala ie aad cured before it 651 fe. ‘them immedistely to Dr. a 8 physician who haemadc disease Bis. especial study for years, and who is certain to, ctre the most inveterate cases wit t mercury or injurious 4rtge. It ts ‘important to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inter ested in the welfareoftheir friends, to be careful-of the many pretended doctors who infcst all cities, publishing their skill in ~@fi @iseases in a few days, imposing upon the public by using the names of eminent physiciatis from’ Europe and other places. Be, therefore, careful and make atrict niries,or you, may. fall, into the tands ose charlatans : Seminal Weeks Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self abuse. This solitar¥#-vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is prac tiiced by the youth of both sexes'to arr almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty, the followin train of morbid symptoris, unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: fallow countenanee, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ny A fg in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling ofchariots, uneasiness about thedoins, weakness of tli liarba, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, 8 disiike to form! new a ge mr a to shun~ society, joss of memse maa hes, Pimples “and various eruptions about the face, furred. tongue, fetid sbreatli; congb; night * sweats, monomania and © eer. insanity. If relief be not obtained i. Neng ed should # &*> » either. in m OF. Laver er, a ave a cure effected y his new and scientific mode ef treating shis disease, which never fails of effecting quick and "radical eu . Dr. G, will giv One Hundred Dollanwd any one who will. prove # complaint by. eltber og of thia complaint 7,,.cither 9 Francisco Zs > . rried ee Bs those ake vanateeapiete marriage, who are suffering mnder any of these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred responaibilite rating Up pon them, nor, delay Persone calling at “Gibbon 8 off8 or sending for. médicipes tray rely upon his as#urance 6f confidetital secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and mutupape.) . ally satisfactory remuneration of services rendered, considering the circumstances” of the: ~aaes, rather than a ta prevalent a elfish practice of extortion among q) ond retenders. GIBBON. is responsible, and _ will ve'to each patient 4 writ instritment, inding himself to eS radical and permapent-<cure,or aig charge, ‘Cure Home. Persons at a . eaer may be CURED AT HOME, ebdrsesing a letter to.Dr. Gibbon, ng Case, -omyppome, length of time the disease has continned, ayd have médicine promptly ae. free from ond to any parpef rthe country, with full and. ‘plain directions for use. By enclosing $15 2 currency or Aerts coin; in a registered letter through ., Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of se —_ Bas forwarded ex to nion. aRee tT Fe oubnOM, 0 Roarey street, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Office Box 1957. vatee on Commercial street. Remember to naty BOX 1957 on the letter. Consultations FREE. » &7 Correspondents will iease inform DR. GIBBON that they read his advertise TRANSCRIRS. -—=. eee eee STRXEL 5) NEW METHOD REED ORGAN. E wouldecall the attention of Teach ers and Amateurs to Kinkel’s New Method for the Reed Organ and Melodeon, whiehewe will tesue. a ber Ist. ‘This work ‘ie jracéun jor te ail others of ite class by Teac ns who have It contains a clear and simple course of i struction whereby any one -. may easily acquire the “mastery of this fawith a few month's vorite Instrument, study . It will, always be a favorite work with and systematic progression; more of an will prove a mine of wealth to the’amatuer, on account of the many choice melodies, songs, ¢tc,,;that.de, Minkel has selected and arranged expressly for this work. Kinkel’s New Method will be mailed, postpaid, on toeel pt of $250. Addrcss; J, L. PETERS, 599 Broadway, N. Y Send 30 cents for the latest number of Petet’s Monthly aad ‘you will get cal and. Instrumental Piano Music, — 817 ASSESSMENT NOTICE. 8. GRANT GRAVEL MINING CO Notice is hereCount —, of os Core aie that of. the Wes day of November, A.D, 1872, an assess t Of Arty (00) come’ pee ghate “wan levied is the capital stock of wie te Company, payable tuatnodindety in United States gold coin, tothe Secretary, at his office, No. 226 pope Birect. “Any age pap Sep i on Monda —_ 30th December A.D. 1872, rhall. be.deemOP athndeent aaa iit be dul advertised for sale at ment shal Monday, the 20th day — a. and unless paymade bef on pi nge of By order of the . Board of Trustees. ENOS TAYLOR, Secre ee Office; 226 Ola: Attorney and rand Cowal inselor arise nat over Green wald’r Cigar Store. is in all its forms, Seminal’ Weakness, Lm-,. theteacher, on account of its clearness amusement thana study for the. pupil, and fat at least $4 worth of our latest and best Voe Location of Works, Gustidie, Newnde Board of €es of an Cotte y held on te 19th: 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment, together 4 costa of adventinins wud exSAAReid ne, + ore bor NCCAA NEEL EC I LIT I EEO SS SSS PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cures ann = Moderate Charges DR. ‘W. *K. "DOUERTY'S Medical and Surgical Institute, . =4 No. 519 Sucramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorf-Street—( few doors below the ‘What Cheer House] SAN FRANCISCO. ; Private entrance on "Leidesdorff Street, Established expressly to afford the sfilieted Sound and Sef ntifie Mellicad?'aid, in “we the Treatment and Cure of all Private sud Chronic dis.@aces {Cansa of Secresy ASD ALL-fFESUAL ‘DISORD ERS, To ‘the Kiictea. RW. K. DOHERTY RETURNS his*sineere thanks ‘to 'his-numerons patients for their patronage;and would take this opportunity to reminii 'them that ne continues to consult at figs Institute for the cure pf chronic diseases ofithe Lungs, Liver Kidveps, Digestive, and Geitt.Urinaty Or gans, and all Private Diseases, wiz: Syphilis in’all its forms and -¢tages, Seminal Weakness, and afl the hortiti ‘ronseq uences of self-abuse, Gonorhcea, Gleét,-Strictures, Nocturnal and Diurnal. Emiesiors, Sexual Debility, Diseases of-the Badk aed MLoins, ee ae the Bladder «diii'the. Kidneys, etc., and he hat’ his'iong experd and sasceaafieciace ‘ill continue to insute him a share of public patronage. By the ‘tice of many yearsiin /Zurope and the Tnited States he is enableti‘toapply against diseases-of all kinds. ‘He'wses no mercury, chatges moderate, treats his: patients ims-correct and honorable wey ;and has. references of ble weracity from men of known respectability ani en in society. All parties him, by letter or otherwise, will aivtns best and gentlest treatment, and dmplicit secrecy. To. Correspondents. Patients (male or femsl+)/tesidingin eny part of the State, however distant, who may. desire the opinion ard-ad vice of, Dr. Doherty, in their e-cases, and who think y proper to submit a written statemen* o such, in preference to holding a personaf interview, are ‘aily assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD SaGRED. AND CONFIDENTIAL. If the case Be fallyand carididly described, personal communication. will be unnecessary, aa instriictions, ificluding diet, regimen, and the eneral treatment of the case itself, (includthe remedies) willbe forwarded without de eisy, arid “in such s manner” as‘to tonvey = Jeo, of the purport of the letter or parcel nami tied. Consultations by letter or pe so FREE. Permanent curé guaranteed or lo, pay. Spermatorrhea. DR: HOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying his wn views and experience in relation to ILmpo. tence or Virility, being s short ttredtiae on Spermatorrheea, or Seminal Weakness. Neryousand Physica) Debility co uent oh this affection and other diseases of the tex ual ee ‘This little work con Sin fommation of the ntmost-vaine to all, ther fuarried or single,.and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Genie in postage stamps ee a a Address, . K, DOHERTY, M. D. 824 San Franciaco, Cal. “No. 419, >. Quartz Gold d Mining Claim. , United States L Land Office, Sacramento, California, Noy. 19, 1872. HARLES wind WILLIAM EDDY and CHARLES C. LEAVITT having filed their application in office for a patent to a mining claim, thé law and instructions in such canes vided having been complied with. oe that the annexed pre Be larerg be ee for Peta ADA Dalby TRAnscripr = per valdiahed aeunhdien location said claims st Nevada City, in Nevada county; State of California. T. 3, McFARLAND, Register. [Copy of Notice poated on the Claim.] PPLICATION FOR PATENT 70 a QUARTZ MIX ING CLAIM. Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern, that an application has been made by Charles Marsh, William Eddy and Charles Carrell Leavitt tothe government of the United States for a t to the following described quartz lode mining claims, viz: Keown ab the: Kddy. Quartz Mine, loeatéd in Ne Mining District, Nevada Coonty Cal nehip ‘6. N., Range + Tew E., Mount Diablo base and meridian, on ing. at a stake or wurver et $f ies Be ‘6.1 from natch the quaroy per stake between Sections 1 and 12, T.16N.,R.82., bearssorth 71 deg. 15 min., west 16.69 chaina, said stake being the southyo gee eta 1G ania Gold M:niag 7 Thence op @ true rege po ah ls deg. 18min, East, 8. 3212 E)19.10 hain ate apost marked No. 2, said post being ons line marking the north bonndary of Nevada City, and from which # Pine 3 inche’ in diameter bears 8. 61 oueee x aa , W. 19 links. The exterior ss follows: Beginning at, st caciel P. No.1, aforesaid, thence gee. 43 min,, W.0. 23s links to a stake tnarked ‘No. #in week mound. Thence 8. 2 deg.12 min., E. 18.92 chaing.to.a stake in foék mound marked Wo, 4, said stake being on the north boundary line of Nevada City. Thence E. 68 links to a postin neck wnennd marked No.5, from whicha Pine 5 inches in pa ae pate ‘Reon Noth 33 deg’ 45 min., E. 6 22 we West ej 28 c hains to a stake in mound marked No. 6. Thence §. 57 deg. 48 min, W. 0.28 }¢ links to place of beginning, gone nd 09-100 acres, according survey and plat /pested herewith. All persons ae oe adverse claim thereto are hereby-veq «terpresemt «the same before the Soir and Receiver of thé United States for Sacramento.Land District, : mento, rhia, within sixty days from the first day of publishing and posting hereof. Dated Nevada City, Nevada County, Califormia, Nuvember bith, 1872. CHARLES MARSH, WILLIAM EDDY, CRARLES CARROL LEAVITT. Notice of Assessment. Bah HILL AND CHEROKEE GRAVKL MINING: SOM PANY. Location of Works, Badger Hill, Nevada. Counly, California. Notice is hereby iven that at-a meeting of the Board of of the Badger Hj wt pe id Sopoiee Gravel Mining Compaaly, 0th day of r, 1872, an Aiba toe ry one dollar and twenty cents Ye poet aed levied . the cap-. ital stoe said Company payable immethe post n21 ] ately, in United States, Gold Coin, to John T. Morgan, the ‘Tzeaswrer, at ithe -etore of —— & toate Main ey North San Joa yd epum @sid assessbape unpaid on Thursday, the t 5th of. Dese 8872, ba deemed del hquerit, and ‘be duly tised for sale at public neal auctien.; and unl payment shall oes before, will be soid on Saturday the 25th Nap cnet 1972 the born ite the costs 0 editing and pide oat eeteone ofgale. By order of the d SIMON FURTH e n3 Office Main St. No es THE ck SALOON, LEX. SLOAN rietor. Broad Street ‘4. ‘next door . Pathos Coliey's Butcher eo A wplenatia stock of the very best. brenda een es POpTES a3 aND ‘the most efficient and . successfdl rremetiies P ‘/ fer plaintiff. Application for a Patent . to’ al ; . a In the F ove Judicial District State of Californi ‘or Eeeeanty of Nebene g The of California greeting to Robett Drynan, Defendant. Toa ae heey required to ip an action brought agaimst.you in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of Californis, in and for the county of Nevads, om the sixth -of July, 1372, by, Catheri apd to answer the com , within ten plaint . days [exclusive of thé day of service} after the service on you of this Stimmons—if served within this county ;_ or, if served out of thié county, f at in t within twenty days ; otherwise-withis days: or judgment Will be taken against. you by default, aecording to the prayer of said compisint. Being an action forthe dissolation of the bonds of matrimony existing between this plaintiff and the d¢fendant,.and for the careand custody of the minor children, on the groundof desertion and sbandonment. And you afé hereby notified, first if you fail to sppear and answer the said complaint as Webove required, the said plaintiff) apply to the ‘Court for _ peliet. J in. “ fa nena nani T. C. seal} Plunkett, Olerk “of District Court’ —— ) aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand apd impreas the of said” & office n the city of Nevada,on the eigi Gay of July, A.D? sibs 2 = UMMONS. —State of California, County of Nevade, #8, In the District Court of the Fourteénth Judicial District of the State} of California, in and fdr the Ceunty of Nevada: The People ef the State of California send greeting to Geo. K. Farquhar, Richard Abbeg and James Whartenby, defendants. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you in the District Court of the Fourteeith Jadicial Dis trict of theState of California, in and for the. county of Nevada, on the 3d dey of August, 1872;‘by The ‘People of ‘the ‘staté of California, plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten deyeai(exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you ef this summons—if .served within this county; or; if served out ef this pane f but in this District, penrece tule days; otherwise, within fertyment will be taken against you by default, ’ according to the prayer of.ssid complaint. Being an action for the recovery of the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, alleged to be due from seid defendants to plaintiff; ,on = certain offitial bond made ana entered into by the defendants on the Ist day of February, 1368, : the ssid defendants guaranteed the payment of the saidsum of $5,000, if the said Geo. K. Farquhar failed to perform certain duties as County Auditor of the coupty of Nevada according tolaw. Also for costs’of Buit as niore fully s¢t forth in said complaift. And you are hereby notified that if you fail toappear and answer the said as ve , the said plaintiff will take judgment for the sum specified in said complaint, to-wit: $5, 960 and costs of suit. hain In testimony whereof, I, T. C. fee Plankett,Clerk of the Pistrict Gourt ——) aforesaid, do heretinto set my hand and impréss the seal of said Court, at effice, im the of Nevada, on ‘the 19th day of November, a.D: 1872. T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. Deal & Clark and . Dibble & Byrne gg -nov 22. ‘UM MONS:—@tate of California, County of Nevadapes. Inthe District Court of the Fourteepth Judicial .District of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada. The People of the State of Califor. . nia send greeting to Geo) sy m Henry Mackie and R. M. Hunt, defen — You are hereby action brought 7 pies set Ce Prict Court of the Fourteenth ae istrict ofthe State of California = the County of Nevada, on the 3d day of August, 1872, by The ‘of the State of California, ‘plaintiff;an to 4nswer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons-—if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but, in this district, within ‘twenty days; .otherwise, within forty days—or judgment will be taken against you hy.default‘ secording to the prayer df said complaint. Aseing an: action for the recovery of the sam of $2,500.) alleged to-Be due from. said defendants to this plaintiff on a certain bond made andi)’ entered into by the-said defendants, on the 10th day of February, 1868. whereby the depeewee Fenn and agreed to pay unio. sore pe the-eaid™ Parqufiar, ty Auditor reson a. said county, fail to perform certain duties ac ing tolaw,*and for cesta of ae as more fully~set forth in said com“you are hereby 2 otified that if you fail to appear and answer the ssid faa Plaint as above req the said plaintif® will take judgment for sam specified in said complaint, to wit $2,500 and conte of suit. ——) In testimony whereof, Z, oy cai mine Clerk of District Court é aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at office, inthe city of Nevada, on the 19th day of Nos vember, A, D. 1872. ~ a0. PLUNEETT, (Clerk. ¢ John Pattison, Depaty. ' Deal & Clark and Dibble &. Byrne, ye al . neys for Plaintiff. Y virtue of an Ex sto pe directel and deliveréd, ‘issued out Of the Justice’s Cuurt of: lay . & Justice of the Peace.in ship of Bloomfield, County of moka, State of California bearing date October Sist, 1872 on a judgment rende in said Court, September 17, 1872, in favor of Robert Holland and Bridgett Holland, his wife, and against Jerry Woods and Patrick Fargal for the gum of $218°T5. gold coin, with aceruing cests and interest op said judgment until paid, I have le upon the folowing dencried prop erty, heretofore attachéd to-wit : All the right, title ant interest of defendants in and to those gravel claims, described as follows+ el Hill Claims. Also Five Gravel Mining: Claims, formerly known us the Abbey Gravel Hill Mining Claims, lying -nd being west ef the old B: Claims, in Columbia Hili amare — ‘Towhship of + anergy unty of Nevada, State of C. nia, gether with the appurtenances noo my tee ; longing. I will sell the above deccribed. pate See hive ee Levi Ayres, at Columbia Hill, Bloomfield} Township, Nevada County, State of California, on SATURDAY, Dec. 7th, 1872, betw the hours of 9a. M. and 5 P.M. to-. ' HO PEHINSON, ni¢ Copstable Bloomfield Tp, ~* Notice to. one Holders, . Hp \ 369,_370, etagtb ona ee, April 4th, 1871, caf tes HP = Newall; Mor’ athe tare name, Dopoty st Ten Ravine claim nown as th Holland Radian cheba, } ven re Tiodical represen tive and chafiipion of'American taste. Not for-sale in Book.or. News Stores. ¢ The Aldine, while fosner\ with ell tbe has nope of the saat oid or nter-j est chargcteristic of Is: i It is sn elegant ight and graceful literature; pa ac pictures, the rarest imens of artistic! skill, in black amd te, Although each. ure to its friends, the real value and beauty of the Aldine will Be most appreciated after. its has bec bound:up st close of the year. 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Yevistue ofan Execution ito ° me direéelivered issued owt of the J ustedand.a ces Coutt of Levi Ayres, a Justice of the senate ene of Neva Sint ot Caliorni, ment date Gch Siac said Co 17 day of oer 187 mis Gone 6 he Th Holland and against coms Woods and Pe rick or the sum of $122 with accruing pty interest from ‘tite date of 4 judgment until ‘ PMave levied . OR So en the a> Lamiagame eacribed property, w attached, to-wit ;» Ten 4 claims, formerly known asthe Ho Be Mining Gl claims. Also, Seven Gravel i Also, Five’ Gfivel : Claims, as the Abbey Gravel Claims, etn and being west ofthe old Em-. pire Cla) in Columbia Hil} ining. istrict, T p of Bloomfield, C of Nevads, State of California, the appurtenances thereunto b Taken as the property of the DOV e aa defendants. I will dot at all ae ght, title and interest of-def ve deseribed Property, to the hg hi ighest bidder, for cash, in front of the Justice’s Ofhice of Levi Ayres, in.the townet Coluniaés Hill ,Bloomfield Township, Co iSaigmnds, Stute of California, on SATURDAY, ‘December 7th. 1872, between the hours a. Mw and 6 Pp. M. m Aaeatlatp ane above gidgmrent and accruG. F. HUTCHINSON, _ *Constable, Bloomfield Tp. #500 Reward. se ute, Nove “ein Whereas, dota tense A.D penmgrap miter bate Rak Rien See “OF CarsFORNTA, Biorust }-Nevada found _ indictment of . es ‘on the of one Wiiliam P, Sweet, on said _powaty ; the said Andrew Mark. Dosham is now ~ now, oe one N ill uni-4 of : versally admitted to be the handsom-} 44 est Pe world. A talection off succeeding aamber affords a fresh pleas-; and the plans for the coming year, asun-{ The pictores, ené durd,assisted by of the day, who will strive to bave the lit-}, eratare. diet Had gesting wo San . ag in an action brwesks! aguiaat im ee of the bce 1 cial. “the State of ‘orate, im and for the County of Ne fm the h LER, ‘pitinti&, and to the com plaint filed therein, within ten days, (ex clusive-et the day of service) after the ae ipo ene et this Summons — if served Fishin this is edunty ; or, if served ont of ~ bat im this District, withixtwenty ra try ns otherwise, within forty oe or judgment will be taken against you by ° defaeit, according to the prayer of shid complaint,.Being an action for the diksobation of the bonds of matrimony existing between the defendant and this plajntif’ on the grounds of failure of cefendant te . eager neser coramon necessaries of life for laintiff. and ted by the said defendant. Alsé for her costs of thisaction as more fuljy set fora in said complaint. And you ste ae notified; that if you ffail to gee ao jet ret fogs of District bck o hereunto set hand 3 S tpeartis Seal of said Court, Wothee, in the City of Nevada, on the 9th day ot October, + Dd. x ifr ae T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. By Jobn Pa*tison, Deputy. John Caldwell. Pigintiff's Attorney. ow ASSESSMENT NOTICE. AMMOUTTH BLUE GRAVEL COM.PANY; Chalk Bhaff District,’ Nevada County, California. . Notice is hereby given that at 6 meetin z of the Board cf Trustees of said Company, held on.the 18th day of November, 1872, an assessment of eight (®) cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company, payabl¢ immediately in United States gold and silver coin, to the Aipy stock upon which séidas . sessment “ghall remain unpaid on the 24a day of December, 1872, shall be @eemred delinquent,, and will be duly advertised for sale, at public afction, and unless payment shall be: made before, will be sold on Mon day, the 13th day of January, 1873, to the delinquent sssessment, together wit costs of advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Trustees. J. M. BUFFINGTON, Sec’y. Office—-Room 37; New Merchants’ EB» change, ‘fthird‘tioor) ' California Street, San Francieeo,,Cahifornia. nal; No, 420. Application for Patent to Placer Geld Mining Claim. — Untrev Srires Lanp OFF1 } Sacramento, €al. Noy. 2ist, 1 a” IRAM H. SWEET having filed his application in this office for a Patent te élaim .and the law and ons: in auch cases provided having. been complied ‘with, it is hereby. ordered that the annexed notice of such application be publisb. ed for sixty days, in the Nevapa Day TRANSCRIPT, 8 Newspaper published nearest the location of said claim ut Nevada city, in Nevada county, State of California. T. 3B. McFARLAND, “Gapy of Notice posted on the claims. kppitication forPatent to Mining Claim. Notice. is tye Bg iven to whom it mayee oe ee ae made wie Ploy Aa ges Government of she Waites dyes fe ona Silver Quartz 3 yo pee viz : Known as “the Wisconsin Gold and Silver Quartz Mine” situated in Eureks Mining District, in Nevada County, State of California, iu Township 18; N.R. he opnes Diablo. Base and Meridian, Beginning ata ake matked No.1. from which a ‘Tainas. ack tree, 16 inches dia, N 67° W 44 li s Tamarack 14 in. dia. bears N 5° 30: W 88 links andi ost common to Sections 4and 6, erp yt Bex North Range No. 11 E. and Sections 33, Townships No. 18 North Range No. 11.EB bears:8 24° 15 W. 330. 96 chains: thence variations of the ete Needle being variation 17° EB, N 15 s a true course along the course of the vein indicated by the Bes) yo 37°87 chs (2.500 feet) to astake marked in rock mound on North bank of an old Ditch em bracing the whole Ledge with all its dips, anglesard. yorieninne.tanthen with the following pe surface ground: Commencing at re te rae _ 1, ‘from which a Tamarack bears N 67° W #i links distant a Tamarack 14 in. to . dia. bears N.6° 30° W 83 links distant and the common to Sections 4 and 5,Townbom went ae Mae sae i end Beetioné 32and.33, Township No. 18, North —— No. 11 E bears $42 15W 330-96 chs, thence variation of the Magnetic nee variation 17° EN 74° 30" E on trhe 4.55 hs toa stake marked eS in rock mound from” which s Tamarack 1¢ oon . . n ahaten to a seal toe ein middie Sounty-road leading’ from Hentiess Pass to®euth Berk, thence N 15° 30° W 10-87 chains to astake marked No, 5, ditemy theaces 40. the gy tay ont od an old . diteh; thence 8 W1.oP tase op mien of6 in rock so Salen ahaa and.ap ge a 308 now h ‘jor peer rae rae in roek Se ee ae E ee ehains rock mound Snich a yelloe pele in. diameter .1.40:links: thence § 74° 30° W 3 which a Taniataal” 12 in. diameter 10° W 18 links, .a.Tamarack. 16 in. bears West 56 links, . tree 10 in. dia. ‘Beste habe “ake Theis x 749 cotati snot es FE oe rr . R sonia The misiog claims rod ror to org jr ** Wisconsin Gold a ver Ap egerrar how 70 ins southwesterly direc ton an and ‘a a ld and sikver sp eter uactz nuine at the saz mayo found io eee the Count f New sek ats of See posted claim — = to present the ker Eee me ber . the United & f eat Land Die hk a dey o publishin ry one saat 2 A. d: Ridge, Atty for Applicant. m4 ANNUAL ¥ MEETENG: HAY FA HE ‘Annual Mecting, day of October, 1872, by SAKAH A. sUT. ~ acts of adultery /commit_. the said com t as required, the _ said plaintiff will apply, tie ooart forthe y whereot, 1, T. Bh B. P. BROW! B Hs ‘PUBL @oriner of is TER “One Year—i: ‘Bix Months, Three Montt Per week, TR Raina oan ty sentra NHE “und thanks patronage,’ a cance of the s: on hand, int :amicle’ usta! *GERY AND . -#ell them att eS sail eg heii ‘vpany! whieh . edifferent and vind ever of / dines both . ‘Bank. v ‘Notary Yr Grass Valle XLIVERPO AND G ® NAPITAL A JAN, lst 2 OVER 8H” Phe She ‘sponsible for t ‘JULIT ROAD 8T received . Genuine Px "Peach IN DO ‘And All Oth CIGAEF OF BVERY D) : FINEST » Miners ang . MY UFAGT

a i on success of 21 tne The great number annually received and cured, place it in point wy expen of = ‘tients a first. world, and the success poner rey Feat Wake Wekcona ito none. PRIVAPS-BICEASES. In Males and ities in Females sre tthe déatroyers of health. They insidpp Romane Lar egy and ty = he and the fr . th ° ee, the they give puny and diseased rome nai "ae inaths eat be ee in Tdiot“i fucete a Crip les; the and the Insane. xo St lptoninne Goue t forebodfil, a. troubled and lasother symp’ he positive traces of that most terrible and «destructive of rn» myer me Weaksness—wasting a oda powers, destroying shia hope of life unlined, a and dragging shim a ‘toward s = ae "To him finds his life dribbling out in eae orm of eg T. ite apOffice, the safeguard , brings to such a: one a to hia misery in who looks to sand no hope mj ¢ vthe knowledge that the . }aim for so much of her happiness is a vic‘tim of hi. pon shat and an ee te i hes << eae es im. is up rescue "ian we pratics 504. Cons’ ea tened Saty cok omen with Peg booed have : se Ek hin-, of diet, fear h di od ‘ mn seta enh andanen, the , ld be, peo ris there a physician.w *to sdminister relict, ad po TFespectable ; ueathe 3 sce of the commrunt he Boeken @n-°-retanding now im dive ° “the “eq airements are. le vinte. pose, and by calling ention the 1Pro gitar any be ‘for Twenty Y and is fully rita Ba saniniaenioey: psi ere manner, bat by ass years of : dy es a make, on ane ~—— from the hands of ae. + a6 upon 8 father, All in ciciiin, ton find ‘ia himone whocan feel and voith ond Sofstans them in troub! ne in coe ee wish to consult , : r iwisit the city can, ; ‘ ) bin a letter, receive ad and assurance of sa cure at b All letters returned or detroyed. . ae : .“¥. JOSSELYN, M. D. He INo. me Street, near _Mewtgeey Oe at a ‘oie Rape 8 Maier tora Be a hoa oe Be Ist, 1 feionate is no tue Trostente 1 hat the Aassessop the-year now Somploted and ‘ ra / remain open fice, until Th +BDecember Sth, when it will be hp a tothe City Marshal and abe day Srenine. December ad, time util with their ization on »end be ine the 4th, w’ Beera. oso W. HINDS, eum, STOLEN. ‘ TO from the Ranch of a os At echs of EY ur< ren Bopdas. hor. 18 ree feet 3 inches Yong, No. 10 bore. Dhe left hand hammer : does not etend a8 far back as theright when ‘einer ert ALR anh gi ASSESSMENT. ISING STAR MINING COMPANY.— Location of Works, Eureka District Novuas County, Califoriini. — is hereby given, that the Board of ‘Trustees of, id on the 22d . day of Nov, 1872, an asecemnent (No 2) of AS cents a cpm meg the capital stock of 4 y in x ine Seaton go a 1 olnles the Rocke. aspesslucit aa poe ag sin eiteie Oat es hes Heb dep of day of De+ cember, teva. ahead De. cevpee delinquent, aad will be rp aatetedols wate, at pubay shall be made the 13th day tales A AG omRUn wae, aggre delinanen. tuning and expenses of gala pnten ee pbteaia' fs By order of the Board of Trustees, Roce thio : Slam Feoned ood wit bos. ‘ A. B. CARLEY, “LIQUORS « weantiones wis ‘Francisco, where lila old patients for public inapection, atthe Marshal's of} assessment will be hesrd, By order of the, \] examined it. fh 1854, for the treat . ment of Sexual and-Seminal Diseases" . wach a6 Gonorrhea, Gieét, Stricture; Syphi? potency, etc. Skin Diseases. (of years’ standing) and Uléeraféd legs successfuliy x. OTRO, pléasure of s anid that he Js ned eyewe visitin, he principal Hospitals Europe, and hes resumed practice at hid Dispensary, 623 Kearney Street, corner ot rom: , San those requiring his services may find him. * The Doctor has. spared. neither iat, nor money in seeking otft new remedies; ami has returned with increased facilities for the aileviation of human safferizg. FE ag on Diseases. ousends of ‘bath nid tore ‘are there are iter. lhe oat te efistente trom the effect of secret meget ot *from !_ Look at Shots {ates and their broken dowu constitutions; disqualifying them for. the .hsppiness of marriage. or the enj tof life. -In-®his horrid situation thousands saffer until d_ath closes the scenc. Let te, guardians, friends attcnd toany of those who ag he ; oft hosxiale life. roy 2 Pea ala ie aad cured before it 651 fe. ‘them immedistely to Dr. a 8 physician who haemadc disease Bis. especial study for years, and who is certain to, ctre the most inveterate cases wit t mercury or injurious 4rtge. It ts ‘important to those who are afflicted, or to those who are inter ested in the welfareoftheir friends, to be careful-of the many pretended doctors who infcst all cities, publishing their skill in ~@fi @iseases in a few days, imposing upon the public by using the names of eminent physiciatis from’ Europe and other places. Be, therefore, careful and make atrict niries,or you, may. fall, into the tands ose charlatans : Seminal Weeks Seminal Emissions, the consequence of self abuse.. This solitar¥#-vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is prac tiiced by the youth of both sexes'to arr almost unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty, the followin train of morbid symptoris, unless cembatted by scientific medical measures, viz: fallow countenanee, dark spots under the eyes, pain inthe head, ny A fg in the ears, noise like the rustling of leaves and the rattling ofchariots, uneasiness about thedoins, weakness of tli liarba, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss of confidence, diffidence in approaching strangers, 8 disiike to form! new a ge mr a to shun~ society, joss of memse maa hes, Pimples “and various eruptions about the face, furred. tongue, fetid sbreatli; congb; night * sweats, monomania and © eer. insanity. If relief be not obtained i. Neng ed should # &*> » either. in m OF. Laver er, a ave a cure effected y his new and scientific mode ef treating shis disease, which never fails of effecting quick and "radical eu . Dr. G, will giv One Hundred Dollanwd any one who will. prove # complaint by. eltber og of thia complaint 7,,.cither 9 Francisco Zs > . rried ee Bs those ake vanateeapiete marriage, who are suffering mnder any of these fearful maladies, should not forget the sacred responaibilite rating Up pon them, nor, delay Persone calling at “Gibbon 8 off8 or sending for. médicipes tray rely upon his as#urance 6f confidetital secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and mutupape.) . ally satisfactory remuneration of services rendered, considering the circumstances” of the: ~aaes, rather than a ta prevalent a elfish practice of extortion among q) ond retenders. GIBBON. is responsible, and _ will ve'to each patient 4 writ instritment, inding himself to eS radical and permapent-<cure,or aig charge, ‘Cure Home. Persons at a . eaer may be CURED AT HOME, ebdrsesing a letter to.Dr. Gibbon, ng Case, -omyppome, length of time the disease has continned, ayd have médicine promptly ae. free from ond to any parpef rthe country, with full and. ‘plain directions for use. By enclosing $15 2 currency or Aerts coin; in a registered letter through ., Post Office, or through Wells, Fargo & Co., a package of se —_ Bas forwarded ex to nion. aRee tT Fe oubnOM, 0 Roarey street, corner Commercial, San Francisco. Office Box 1957. vatee on Commercial street. Remember to naty BOX 1957 on the letter. Consultations FREE. » &7 Correspondents will iease inform DR. GIBBON that they read his advertise TRANSCRIRS. -—=. eee eee STRXEL 5) NEW METHOD REED ORGAN. E wouldecall the attention of Teach ers and Amateurs to Kinkel’s New Method for the Reed Organ and Melodeon, whiehewe will tesue. a ber Ist. ‘This work ‘ie jracéun jor te ail others of ite class by Teac ns who have It contains a clear and simple course of i struction whereby any one -. may easily acquire the “mastery of this fawith a few month's vorite Instrument, study . It will, always be a favorite work with and systematic progression; more of an will prove a mine of wealth to the’amatuer, on account of the many choice melodies, songs, ¢tc,,;that.de, Minkel has selected and arranged expressly for this work. Kinkel’s New Method will be mailed, postpaid, on toeel pt of $250. Addrcss; J, L. PETERS, 599 Broadway, N. Y Send 30 cents for the latest number of Petet’s Monthly aad ‘you will get cal and. Instrumental Piano Music, — 817 ASSESSMENT NOTICE. 8. GRANT GRAVEL MINING CO Notice is hereCount —, of os Core aie that of. the Wes day of November, A.D, 1872, an assess t Of Arty (00) come’ pee ghate “wan levied is the capital stock of wie te Company, payable tuatnodindety in United States gold coin, tothe Secretary, at his office, No. 226 pope Birect. “Any age pap Sep i on Monda —_ 30th December A.D. 1872, rhall. be.deemOP athndeent aaa iit be dul advertised for sale at ment shal Monday, the 20th day — a. and unless paymade bef on pi nge of By order of the . Board of Trustees. ENOS TAYLOR, Secre ee Office; 226 Ola: Attorney and rand Cowal inselor arise nat over Green wald’r Cigar Store. is in all its forms, Seminal’ Weakness, Lm-,. theteacher, on account of its clearness amusement thana study for the. pupil, and fat at least $4 worth of our latest and best Voe Location of Works, Gustidie, Newnde Board of €es of an Cotte y held on te 19th: 1878, to pay the delinquent assessment, together 4 costa of adventinins wud exSAAReid ne, + ore bor NCCAA NEEL EC I LIT I EEO SS SSS PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. Quick Cures ann = Moderate Charges DR. ‘W. *K. "DOUERTY'S Medical and Surgical Institute, . =4 No. 519 Sucramento Street, Corner of Leidesdorf-Street—( few doors below the ‘What Cheer House] SAN FRANCISCO. ; Private entrance on "Leidesdorff Street, Established expressly to afford the sfilieted Sound and Sef ntifie Mellicad?'aid, in “we the Treatment and Cure of all Private sud Chronic dis.@aces {Cansa of Secresy ASD ALL-fFESUAL ‘DISORD ERS, To ‘the Kiictea. RW. K. DOHERTY RETURNS his*sineere thanks ‘to 'his-numerons patients for their patronage;and would take this opportunity to reminii 'them that ne continues to consult at figs Institute for the cure pf chronic diseases ofithe Lungs, Liver Kidveps, Digestive, and Geitt.Urinaty Or gans, and all Private Diseases, wiz: Syphilis in’all its forms and -¢tages, Seminal Weakness, and afl the hortiti ‘ronseq uences of self-abuse, Gonorhcea, Gleét,-Strictures, Nocturnal and Diurnal. Emiesiors, Sexual Debility, Diseases of-the Badk aed MLoins, ee ae the Bladder «diii'the. Kidneys, etc., and he hat’ his'iong experd and sasceaafieciace ‘ill continue to insute him a share of public patronage. By the ‘tice of many yearsiin /Zurope and the Tnited States he is enableti‘toapply against diseases-of all kinds. ‘He'wses no mercury, chatges moderate, treats his: patients ims-correct and honorable wey ;and has. references of ble weracity from men of known respectability ani en in society. All parties him, by letter or otherwise, will aivtns best and gentlest treatment, and dmplicit secrecy. To. Correspondents. Patients (male or femsl+)/tesidingin eny part of the State, however distant, who may. desire the opinion ard-ad vice of, Dr. Doherty, in their e-cases, and who think y proper to submit a written statemen* o such, in preference to holding a personaf interview, are ‘aily assured that their COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE HELD SaGRED. AND CONFIDENTIAL. If the case Be fallyand carididly described, personal communication. will be unnecessary, aa instriictions, ificluding diet, regimen, and the eneral treatment of the case itself, (includthe remedies) willbe forwarded without de eisy, arid “in such s manner” as‘to tonvey = Jeo, of the purport of the letter or parcel nami tied. Consultations by letter or pe so FREE. Permanent curé guaranteed or lo, pay. Spermatorrhea. DR: HOHERTY has just published an important pamphlet, embodying his wn views and experience in relation to ILmpo. tence or Virility, being s short ttredtiae on Spermatorrheea, or Seminal Weakness. Neryousand Physica) Debility co uent oh this affection and other diseases of the tex ual ee ‘This little work con Sin fommation of the ntmost-vaine to all, ther fuarried or single,.and will be sent FREE by mail on receipt of Six Genie in postage stamps ee a a Address, . K, DOHERTY, M. D. 824 San Franciaco, Cal. “No. 419, >. Quartz Gold d Mining Claim. , United States L Land Office, Sacramento, California, Noy. 19, 1872. HARLES wind WILLIAM EDDY and CHARLES C. LEAVITT having filed their application in office for a patent to a mining claim, thé law and instructions in such canes vided having been complied with. oe that the annexed pre Be larerg be ee for Peta ADA Dalby TRAnscripr = per valdiahed aeunhdien location said claims st Nevada City, in Nevada county; State of California. T. 3, McFARLAND, Register. [Copy of Notice poated on the Claim.] PPLICATION FOR PATENT 70 a QUARTZ MIX ING CLAIM. Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern, that an application has been made by Charles Marsh, William Eddy and Charles Carrell Leavitt tothe government of the United States for a t to the following described quartz lode mining claims, viz: Keown ab the: Kddy. Quartz Mine, loeatéd in Ne Mining District, Nevada Coonty Cal nehip ‘6. N., Range + Tew E., Mount Diablo base and meridian, on ing. at a stake or wurver et $f ies Be ‘6.1 from natch the quaroy per stake between Sections 1 and 12, T.16N.,R.82., bearssorth 71 deg. 15 min., west 16.69 chaina, said stake being the southyo gee eta 1G ania Gold M:niag 7 Thence op @ true rege po ah ls deg. 18min, East, 8. 3212 E)19.10 hain ate apost marked No. 2, said post being ons line marking the north bonndary of Nevada City, and from which # Pine 3 inche’ in diameter bears 8. 61 oueee x aa , W. 19 links. The exterior ss follows: Beginning at, st caciel P. No.1, aforesaid, thence gee. 43 min,, W.0. 23s links to a stake tnarked ‘No. #in week mound. Thence 8. 2 deg.12 min., E. 18.92 chaing.to.a stake in foék mound marked Wo, 4, said stake being on the north boundary line of Nevada City. Thence E. 68 links to a postin neck wnennd marked No.5, from whicha Pine 5 inches in pa ae pate ‘Reon Noth 33 deg’ 45 min., E. 6 22 we West ej 28 c hains to a stake in mound marked No. 6. Thence §. 57 deg. 48 min, W. 0.28 }¢ links to place of beginning, gone nd 09-100 acres, according survey and plat /pested herewith. All persons ae oe adverse claim thereto are hereby-veq «terpresemt «the same before the Soir and Receiver of thé United States for Sacramento.Land District, : mento, rhia, within sixty days from the first day of publishing and posting hereof. Dated Nevada City, Nevada County, Califormia, Nuvember bith, 1872. CHARLES MARSH, WILLIAM EDDY, CRARLES CARROL LEAVITT. Notice of Assessment. Bah HILL AND CHEROKEE GRAVKL MINING: SOM PANY. Location of Works, Badger Hill, Nevada. Counly, California. Notice is hereby iven that at-a meeting of the Board of of the Badger Hj wt pe id Sopoiee Gravel Mining Compaaly, 0th day of r, 1872, an Aiba toe ry one dollar and twenty cents Ye poet aed levied . the cap-. ital stoe said Company payable immethe post n21 ] ately, in United States, Gold Coin, to John T. Morgan, the ‘Tzeaswrer, at ithe -etore of —— & toate Main ey North San Joa yd epum @sid assessbape unpaid on Thursday, the t 5th of. Dese 8872, ba deemed del hquerit, and ‘be duly tised for sale at public neal auctien.; and unl payment shall oes before, will be soid on Saturday the 25th Nap cnet 1972 the born ite the costs 0 editing and pide oat eeteone ofgale. By order of the d SIMON FURTH e n3 Office Main St. No es THE ck SALOON, LEX. SLOAN rietor. Broad Street ‘4. ‘next door . Pathos Coliey's Butcher eo A wplenatia stock of the very best. brenda een es POpTES a3 aND ‘the most efficient and . successfdl rremetiies P ‘/ fer plaintiff. Application for a Patent . to’ al ; . a In the F ove Judicial District State of Californi ‘or Eeeeanty of Nebene g The of California greeting to Robett Drynan, Defendant. Toa ae heey required to ip an action brought agaimst.you in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of Californis, in and for the county of Nevads, om the sixth -of July, 1372,

by, Catheri apd to answer the com , within ten plaint . days [exclusive of thé day of service} after the service on you of this Stimmons—if served within this county ;_ or, if served out of thié county, f at in t within twenty days ; otherwise-withis days: or judgment Will be taken against. you by default, aecording to the prayer of said compisint. Being an action forthe dissolation of the bonds of matrimony existing between this plaintiff and the d¢fendant,.and for the careand custody of the minor children, on the groundof desertion and sbandonment. And you afé hereby notified, first if you fail to sppear and answer the said complaint as Webove required, the said plaintiff) apply to the ‘Court for _ peliet. J in. “ fa nena nani T. C. seal} Plunkett, Olerk “of District Court’ —— ) aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand apd impreas the of said” & office n the city of Nevada,on the eigi Gay of July, A.D? sibs 2 = UMMONS. —State of California, County of Nevade, #8, In the District Court of the Fourteénth Judicial District of the State} of California, in and fdr the Ceunty of Nevada: The People ef the State of California send greeting to Geo. K. Farquhar, Richard Abbeg and James Whartenby, defendants. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you in the District Court of the Fourteeith Jadicial Dis trict of theState of California, in and for the. county of Nevada, on the 3d dey of August, 1872;‘by The ‘People of ‘the ‘staté of California, plaintiff, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten deyeai(exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you ef this summons—if .served within this county; or; if served out ef this pane f but in this District, penrece tule days; otherwise, within fertyment will be taken against you by default, ’ according to the prayer of.ssid complaint. Being an action for the recovery of the sum of Five Thousand Dollars, alleged to be due from seid defendants to plaintiff; ,on = certain offitial bond made ana entered into by the defendants on the Ist day of February, 1368, : the ssid defendants guaranteed the payment of the saidsum of $5,000, if the said Geo. K. Farquhar failed to perform certain duties as County Auditor of the coupty of Nevada according tolaw. Also for costs’of Buit as niore fully s¢t forth in said complaift. And you are hereby notified that if you fail toappear and answer the said as ve , the said plaintiff will take judgment for the sum specified in said complaint, to-wit: $5, 960 and costs of suit. hain In testimony whereof, I, T. C. fee Plankett,Clerk of the Pistrict Gourt ——) aforesaid, do heretinto set my hand and impréss the seal of said Court, at effice, im the of Nevada, on ‘the 19th day of November, a.D: 1872. T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. Deal & Clark and . Dibble & Byrne gg -nov 22. ‘UM MONS:—@tate of California, County of Nevadapes. Inthe District Court of the Fourteepth Judicial .District of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada. The People of the State of Califor. . nia send greeting to Geo) sy m Henry Mackie and R. M. Hunt, defen — You are hereby action brought 7 pies set Ce Prict Court of the Fourteenth ae istrict ofthe State of California = the County of Nevada, on the 3d day of August, 1872, by The ‘of the State of California, ‘plaintiff;an to 4nswer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this Summons-—if served within this county; or, if served out of this county, but, in this district, within ‘twenty days; .otherwise, within forty days—or judgment will be taken against you hy.default‘ secording to the prayer df said complaint. Aseing an: action for the recovery of the sam of $2,500.) alleged to-Be due from. said defendants to this plaintiff on a certain bond made andi)’ entered into by the-said defendants, on the 10th day of February, 1868. whereby the depeewee Fenn and agreed to pay unio. sore pe the-eaid™ Parqufiar, ty Auditor reson a. said county, fail to perform certain duties ac ing tolaw,*and for cesta of ae as more fully~set forth in said com“you are hereby 2 otified that if you fail to appear and answer the ssid faa Plaint as above req the said plaintif® will take judgment for sam specified in said complaint, to wit $2,500 and conte of suit. ——) In testimony whereof, Z, oy cai mine Clerk of District Court é aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at office, inthe city of Nevada, on the 19th day of Nos vember, A, D. 1872. ~ a0. PLUNEETT, (Clerk. ¢ John Pattison, Depaty. ' Deal & Clark and Dibble &. Byrne, ye al . neys for Plaintiff. Y virtue of an Ex sto pe directel and deliveréd, ‘issued out Of the Justice’s Cuurt of: lay . & Justice of the Peace.in ship of Bloomfield, County of moka, State of California bearing date October Sist, 1872 on a judgment rende in said Court, September 17, 1872, in favor of Robert Holland and Bridgett Holland, his wife, and against Jerry Woods and Patrick Fargal for the gum of $218°T5. gold coin, with aceruing cests and interest op said judgment until paid, I have le upon the folowing dencried prop erty, heretofore attachéd to-wit : All the right, title ant interest of defendants in and to those gravel claims, described as follows+ el Hill Claims. Also Five Gravel Mining: Claims, formerly known us the Abbey Gravel Hill Mining Claims, lying -nd being west ef the old B: Claims, in Columbia Hili amare — ‘Towhship of + anergy unty of Nevada, State of C. nia, gether with the appurtenances noo my tee ; longing. 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Yevistue ofan Execution ito ° me direéelivered issued owt of the J ustedand.a ces Coutt of Levi Ayres, a Justice of the senate ene of Neva Sint ot Caliorni, ment date Gch Siac said Co 17 day of oer 187 mis Gone 6 he Th Holland and against coms Woods and Pe rick or the sum of $122 with accruing pty interest from ‘tite date of 4 judgment until ‘ PMave levied . OR So en the a> Lamiagame eacribed property, w attached, to-wit ;» Ten 4 claims, formerly known asthe Ho Be Mining Gl claims. Also, Seven Gravel i Also, Five’ Gfivel : Claims, as the Abbey Gravel Claims, etn and being west ofthe old Em-. pire Cla) in Columbia Hil} ining. istrict, T p of Bloomfield, C of Nevads, State of California, the appurtenances thereunto b Taken as the property of the DOV e aa defendants. I will dot at all ae ght, title and interest of-def ve deseribed Property, to the hg hi ighest bidder, for cash, in front of the Justice’s Ofhice of Levi Ayres, in.the townet Coluniaés Hill ,Bloomfield Township, Co iSaigmnds, Stute of California, on SATURDAY, ‘December 7th. 1872, between the hours a. Mw and 6 Pp. M. m Aaeatlatp ane above gidgmrent and accruG. F. HUTCHINSON, _ *Constable, Bloomfield Tp. #500 Reward. se ute, Nove “ein Whereas, dota tense A.D penmgrap miter bate Rak Rien See “OF CarsFORNTA, Biorust }-Nevada found _ indictment of . es ‘on the of one Wiiliam P, Sweet, on said _powaty ; the said Andrew Mark. Dosham is now ~ now, oe one N ill uni-4 of : versally admitted to be the handsom-} 44 est Pe world. A talection off succeeding aamber affords a fresh pleas-; and the plans for the coming year, asun-{ The pictores, ené durd,assisted by of the day, who will strive to bave the lit-}, eratare. diet Had gesting wo San . ag in an action brwesks! aguiaat im ee of the bce 1 cial. “the State of ‘orate, im and for the County of Ne fm the h LER, ‘pitinti&, and to the com plaint filed therein, within ten days, (ex clusive-et the day of service) after the ae ipo ene et this Summons — if served Fishin this is edunty ; or, if served ont of ~ bat im this District, withixtwenty ra try ns otherwise, within forty oe or judgment will be taken against you by ° defaeit, according to the prayer of shid complaint,.Being an action for the diksobation of the bonds of matrimony existing between the defendant and this plajntif’ on the grounds of failure of cefendant te . eager neser coramon necessaries of life for laintiff. and ted by the said defendant. Alsé for her costs of thisaction as more fuljy set fora in said complaint. And you ste ae notified; that if you ffail to gee ao jet ret fogs of District bck o hereunto set hand 3 S tpeartis Seal of said Court, Wothee, in the City of Nevada, on the 9th day ot October, + Dd. x ifr ae T. C. PLUNKETT, Clerk. By Jobn Pa*tison, Deputy. John Caldwell. Pigintiff's Attorney. ow ASSESSMENT NOTICE. AMMOUTTH BLUE GRAVEL COM.PANY; Chalk Bhaff District,’ Nevada County, California. . Notice is hereby given that at 6 meetin z of the Board cf Trustees of said Company, held on.the 18th day of November, 1872, an assessment of eight (®) cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of said company, payabl¢ immediately in United States gold and silver coin, to the Aipy stock upon which séidas . sessment “ghall remain unpaid on the 24a day of December, 1872, shall be @eemred delinquent,, and will be duly advertised for sale, at public afction, and unless payment shall be: made before, will be sold on Mon day, the 13th day of January, 1873, to the delinquent sssessment, together wit costs of advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Trustees. J. M. BUFFINGTON, Sec’y. Office—-Room 37; New Merchants’ EB» change, ‘fthird‘tioor) ' California Street, San Francieeo,,Cahifornia. nal; No, 420. Application for Patent to Placer Geld Mining Claim. — Untrev Srires Lanp OFF1 } Sacramento, €al. Noy. 2ist, 1 a” IRAM H. SWEET having filed his application in this office for a Patent te élaim .and the law and ons: in auch cases provided having. been complied ‘with, it is hereby. ordered that the annexed notice of such application be publisb. ed for sixty days, in the Nevapa Day TRANSCRIPT, 8 Newspaper published nearest the location of said claim ut Nevada city, in Nevada county, State of California. T. 3B. McFARLAND, “Gapy of Notice posted on the claims. kppitication forPatent to Mining Claim. Notice. is tye Bg iven to whom it mayee oe ee ae made wie Ploy Aa ges Government of she Waites dyes fe ona Silver Quartz 3 yo pee viz : Known as “the Wisconsin Gold and Silver Quartz Mine” situated in Eureks Mining District, in Nevada County, State of California, iu Township 18; N.R. he opnes Diablo. Base and Meridian, Beginning ata ake matked No.1. from which a ‘Tainas. ack tree, 16 inches dia, N 67° W 44 li s Tamarack 14 in. dia. bears N 5° 30: W 88 links andi ost common to Sections 4and 6, erp yt Bex North Range No. 11 E. and Sections 33, Townships No. 18 North Range No. 11.EB bears:8 24° 15 W. 330. 96 chains: thence variations of the ete Needle being variation 17° EB, N 15 s a true course along the course of the vein indicated by the Bes) yo 37°87 chs (2.500 feet) to astake marked in rock mound on North bank of an old Ditch em bracing the whole Ledge with all its dips, anglesard. yorieninne.tanthen with the following pe surface ground: Commencing at re te rae _ 1, ‘from which a Tamarack bears N 67° W #i links distant a Tamarack 14 in. to . dia. bears N.6° 30° W 83 links distant and the common to Sections 4 and 5,Townbom went ae Mae sae i end Beetioné 32and.33, Township No. 18, North —— No. 11 E bears $42 15W 330-96 chs, thence variation of the Magnetic nee variation 17° EN 74° 30" E on trhe 4.55 hs toa stake marked eS in rock mound from” which s Tamarack 1¢ oon . . n ahaten to a seal toe ein middie Sounty-road leading’ from Hentiess Pass to®euth Berk, thence N 15° 30° W 10-87 chains to astake marked No, 5, ditemy theaces 40. the gy tay ont od an old . diteh; thence 8 W1.oP tase op mien of6 in rock so Salen ahaa and.ap ge a 308 now h ‘jor peer rae rae in roek Se ee ae E ee ehains rock mound Snich a yelloe pele in. diameter .1.40:links: thence § 74° 30° W 3 which a Taniataal” 12 in. diameter 10° W 18 links, .a.Tamarack. 16 in. bears West 56 links, . tree 10 in. dia. ‘Beste habe “ake Theis x 749 cotati snot es FE oe rr . R sonia The misiog claims rod ror to org jr ** Wisconsin Gold a ver Ap egerrar how 70 ins southwesterly direc ton an and ‘a a ld and sikver sp eter uactz nuine at the saz mayo found io eee the Count f New sek ats of See posted claim — = to present the ker Eee me ber . the United & f eat Land Die hk a dey o publishin ry one saat 2 A. d: Ridge, Atty for Applicant. m4 ANNUAL ¥ MEETENG: HAY FA HE ‘Annual Mecting, day of October, 1872, by SAKAH A. sUT. ~ acts of adultery /commit_. the said com t as required, the _ said plaintiff will apply, tie ooart forthe y whereot, 1, T. Bh B. P. BROW! B Hs ‘PUBL @oriner of is TER “One Year—i: ‘Bix Months, Three Montt Per week, TR Raina oan ty sentra NHE “und thanks patronage,’ a cance of the s: on hand, int :amicle’ usta! *GERY AND . -#ell them att eS sail eg heii ‘vpany! whieh . edifferent and vind ever of / dines both . ‘Bank. v ‘Notary Yr Grass Valle XLIVERPO AND G ® NAPITAL A JAN, lst 2 OVER 8H” Phe She ‘sponsible for t ‘JULIT ROAD 8T received . 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