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February 28, 1866 (4 pages)

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_ ithie Distr canes ©! . _ Sixth, 1862, and by-said mortgage intended to be jan28 awise is sufficient.” ONS, —Wtate @f Califo eotinty of . pA ar i 8.— strict er we the Fourtocth Judicial Districtof seid State, The Peo. ple of the State of California, to George w. Mcrd ana Ee L. McHardy, debtora, and J1d. A. eeriey and’ Kick. Bennison: meu eagee’. Greeting. You aré hereby summoned to appeat and answer to the coniplaint of Peter Pelliaon, Administrator of the Kstate of Peter Tivollier, deceased, Plaintiff’ within ten days the service of this writ.if served on you in this county, and within twenty days if served on you in t of this county, and within days if served On you in the State and out ofthis District, in am ketion commeneed on the Sixth day of February, A. D,, 1866, in said Court te obtain a decree of thie Court forthe Foreclogure of acertain Mortgage bearing date the 6th day of May A. 1862, exéeuted by George W. WwW McHardy and Emily L McHardy to Peter Tivotterand for the, sale of the premises therein, and.in. sald: complaint. particularly mentioned aid described: aud the-application of the monies arising. from such sale to the payment ofthe amount due ona certain promissory note set forth in said ter sana made and delivered to said Peter Tivollier, bearing date Mav * secured to-wit : the sum of Five Hundred Dol lars, with interest thereof from the sixth day of May, 1892, until paid; attwo per cent per month. Plaintiffin said complaint also prays judgment agatust dotendantiieoraeyford “the. amount due ona rion er premissory note made by said G. W. MeHardy to and in faver-ef_ said Peter. Tivollier for the sum of Four Hun~-dred dollars, bearing date} February 22nd. 1863, ayable thirty days after. date with interest at two per ceut per month—said note being entitied to a credit of $100 00, paid February 6th, 186%, and $45 paid Vebrusry.twenty-third eighteen hundred & 6ixty-three, and ifany deficiency shall remain after applying all of said moneys, properly so applicable thereto, then that plain. tiff may have execution therefor against the said defendan’s, also that said defendants and all and every person claiming through or under Defendant’s subsequently to the date of Plaintiff's Mortgage and the commencement of this action, may be barred and Serectoned of.ali right, pcr mortgaged premises: or any pet thereof, and for such other and further relief, or both, in the premises.as ere, Si just and equitable. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint as herein directed. plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor by default. together will all costs of suit, ard also demand ofthe Court auch other reliefas is prayed for in plaintiffs’ said complaint. ~~ In testimony whereof, I, R. H. Far ; seal } quhar, Clerk of the District Cuurt aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and -impress the Seal of said Court, st office, in Nevada city, on the tenth day of February, A.D. 1866.. : K.H. FARQUHAR, Clerk Revenue stamn, 50 cents @ By order of Hon. A. C. Niles, County Judge.” A true ony Attest. : H. FARQUHAR, Clerk: J, B. Johnson, Atf&rney. fil SUM IONS. TATE OF CALIFORNIA, county of Nevada, y township of Nevada, ss.—Refore J.-C. Pal‘mer, Justice of the Peace. Nevada Township. The'People of the Siate of California .send Greeting to W. L, SHAEFER. You are hereby summoned to appear before me at. my office in the Township of Nevada, in the county of Nevada, on MONDAY the 30th day of April, A. D. 1866, at 10 o’clock, A. M_ to answer unto the complaint of C. M. BATES who demands of you the aum of one hundred and twen‘ty-five dollars for Medi¢al Services, as per complaint now on file in; my office;when jadg. ment willbe: taken against you for said amount ‘together with costs and damages if you fail to appeir and ‘answer. swe nes iven undérmy hand this 27th day. of January, A. D, 1866,” J.C. PA LR, J.P. It ia ordered that the foregoing Summons be published in the Nevada Daily Transcript.at} least oace a Week for three months, J, ©. PALMER, fustice of the Peaee, PROBATE NOTICE. . N PROBATE COURT.—In the matter of the “Estate of R.R, JENKINS, deceased. Ont reading and filing the petition of G. R. Jenkins, Admiiistrator,of the Estate of R. R. Jenkins, “deceased, setting forth that he has filed hig fina! account of bis administration/ upon said estate in this Court ; that ali the debts snd expenses of administration have been fully paid ; and thata portion of said Netate remiins to be divided among the heirs of said deceaged, and_ praying among other things for‘an order of distribution _of the residue of said Estate among the persons . entitled, Itis ordered that all persons interested in the Estate of -R. R. Jenkins, deceased, be and appear before the Probate Court of Nevada county. at the Court Room ofsaid Court in the city of Nevada, on MONDAY the 6tn day of March, 18'6, at 10 o’clock, A. M. then, and there to show couse why an. order of dfstribution should not be made of the residue of said Estate among the heirs and devisees of the said R. R, Jenkins deceased, accordifg to law. It is tu ther ordered, thata copy of this order be plu lished for four successive weeks before the said Sixth day of March, 1866, in the Nevada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed and published in the city and county of Nevada. A.C. NILES. Probate Judge. A true copy, Attest. — RB, H, FARQUHAR, Clerk: — : yG K. Farquhar, Deputy U.P Stidger, Attorney, jan2s National Manufactory ‘SIX FIRST PREMIUMS’ Awarded to “SQUARZA” Yor His Original Pinch! Cordials! and Hygienic Bitters ! I IRECT FROM BOND J Pisco Cognac—best brands. Jamaica. English and Holland a Trish and Seotch Whisky. Arrack, YAbdsynuthe, Kirschwasser and Liquears. Bordeaux Wines. in Lulk and ease. ; Finest Quality of Sherry. Ports Malaga.Champagne, Native Wines Dublin Stout, English and California Ale and Beer, y merican Whisky, oldest and best, Peach and Apple Brandy.”Wholesale and BRetail, ) Passenger. Stores. No. 44 Letdesdor f, Near Sacramento street, San Franeiaco. NOTICE TO CREDITORS, AT OTICE is hereby given by the undersigped LN Administrator of the Estate of J. H. Werren, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same with the mewengens 3 vouchera, within ten months from the first publication of this notice. to the undersigned at Frepch Corral, Nevada county. 8. B. CASWELL, Adm’r. A. A. Sargent, Attorney. jan28 Sw 7 Spectal Notice,—We would call the attention 4of our readers to the Grover -& Baker Machines.— . Their reputation is too well established for-us_ to attempta word in their favor. but would advise any person wanting a reliable Family Sewing Machine, «) investigate these before buying. ‘‘A word to Le oe. charming effects can be produced, from the softHeat sehiapera of the: Harp to'the fail volume and -._ Bend for price circular Ty fourteen hundred ( 140") feet ipon a ‘ing the said lecge, with and ineluding all its i —_ SIBERIA OTT, a Wholetalé Agent, No 748 Broadway; New York. The most perfect and beautiful Musical Instra-. ment in the world for the home circle. t? HE American Organ makes home attractive and refines and elevates the minds of all.— First tum awarded to the American Organ, at the great New York State Agricultural’ Fair, at Rochester. Septembar. 1864, over the whole catalogue exhibited there by the most celebrated m . Withthe most perfect confidence we call the attention to the American Organ ae an instrument long desired in the Family circle, and with our patent, improvements, is adapted to all kinds of music, mure especially to sacred music, with its sustaified tones and harmonies so much desired and sought for in American homes, The Amcrican Organs are superior to all. other Instrumente ee the kind in many, important ars, ey ere superior in ir greatcr fullness and Pipe Organ tone iP hs § and power. They are superior in expression, que ess of action, and elasticity of touch renering them perfect in ray.id movements. ‘They are superior in quality and beauty of tone, and when controlled by the double bellows and blow -pédals, knee swell, étc.-tne most power of the Church Organ, thus enablin, "to give expressions not to be found many instrument. The American. Or-* gane aré’by far the most beautiful in exterior of nish, forming a tiahdsome piece of furniture for the parlor. the boudoir, or opting room, occupying bat little space, and perfeet and com. plete in every particular. The Rosewood cas are varnished and polished in the highest style ofart. [The oak and walunt cases are finished . fnoil, For churches, lecture rooms, lodges, &c. the American Organ is especially adapted for its beauty ofetyic, its excellence, variety, volume, and strength of tone. The American Organs are sang tei by a than one —— se the est or ats of the country, to superior, to an other instrument yet produced. OTT, 748 Broadway. New York. Administrator’s Sale. Nowe is hereby given, that in pursuance ofan order of the Probate Court of the county of Nevada, State of California, made on the Twentieth day of February, A. D. 1866, in the matter of the Estate of A. F. SCHELLORN, deceased, the undersigned, Adminis trator of said Ketate, will sell at private sale. for a sum not less than Twelve Hundred Dollars, conn 00 ie old coin of the United States, on Hap NTY.SKECOND DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1866, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M, and thesetting of the sun of said day, at the Court House, in the City of Nevada, subject tu the confirmation of the Probate Court. the prop: erty hereinafter described. Bics will be receiv ed by the undersigned’ for the purchase of said roperty, at private sale from the 15th @ay of arch, 1866, to the 22nd day of March, 1866, at private sale ; and if it be not purchased at private sale before the last named date, the suid. property will then be offered at public auction in Jron: ofthe Court House door, as aforesatc,~~~ The following is a description of the property to be sold as above stated. An undivided one third (1-3) share or interest of, in and to all those certain Quartz Mining Claims, situate and being in the Township and County of Nevada, State of California, abouttwo miles south easterly from the City of Nevada, near Canada Hill and known asthe claims of the General Grant Mining OPEDaS cousisting of Fourteen Hundred (1490) feet upon the General Grant Quartz Ledgej commencing at a stake near a spruce stump, on the south line of the Charronat or French Company’s claims, and pireninte . souther dips, ‘spars, angics and variations, to an oak stakemear a cedar stump ; together with all the righte, privileges. and appurtenances to said claims belonging or in vate aprectalninn, sis = FREDERICK J. SCHELLHORN. ~ Adm’r of the Eatate of AFs Schellharn, dec’d, Nevada. Feb 21, 1866. ‘UMMONS.—In the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State-of Californi lon va. James Kelley. The People ofthe’ Stafe of California rend Greeting to Jumes Kelléy.— You are hereby required to appear in an action bod ay tae heey you by theabove named Plaintiffin the District Court of the 14th Judicial Districtof the State of Califo: nia, in and for the county of Nevada and to answer the complaint filed therein, within. ten days, exclusive of the day of service. after the service on you of this summons—if serve? within this county; or, if “perved out of this cuunty, but within this Ju li7 elal District, within twenty days; or if served out of said District, then within: forty days—or judgment by default, will. be taken taguinet yous according to the prayer of said complaint. The . said action is brought to recover the sum of one huwdred dollars and fur the foreclosnre ofa ven} dor’s lien upon defencants one sixth interest in & certain pert bi Claim in said complaint more fully set furth.And you are hereby notified, that if Sing fail to appear and, answer the said complaint as above required, the said Plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for. . ~—<) “Given under my hand and Seal of the ; seal t 14th Jucticial District of the State of Cal-—~) ifornia, in and for the county of Nevada, this 1fth day of Noy, Ist5, —Revy, Stamp.. HFA RQUHAR; Clerk: By order of A. C. Niles. County Judge. Rul. FARQUHAR, Clerk. D, Belden, Plfl’s Atty. novi2 New Grenada Mines! Warning to Miners and Travelersép that region. Ng sudden change-of climate as well as of. diet; renlérs imperative the selection of beverages. THIRTEEN, PREMIUMS AWARDED ! ; SQUARZA’S PUNCH. Is the only beverage adapted to the cliniate of that country. ‘ fe, Didretico, Antibilidus. Lt imparts strength and activity to the intellectual faculties, materially aids the digestive organs, it gradnally warms the whole system to a comfortable condition > it infuses 4 new spirit into its jaded faculties without imparting the heating éxcitement followed ‘by pfostration, whieh is produced by the use of raw liquors,” For sale at Wholesale ang Retail, 44 Leidesdorff street apposite: What Cheer House, y {6 Miners’ Restaurant, THE undersigned takes this method of a] informing muMerous old friends and the public in general that he Was opened the above. named House on COMMERVIAL STREET, Where will serve Meals, FOR CASH, at the'following*prices ; , Breakfast from 5 to 7 o’cPk, 25 cts, Dinner from 12 to 2 o’@lock, 25 cts. Supper from 5 to 7 o’clock, 25 ets. Lodging, 25 cts. Charges at other times, according to the order. jant HENRY PYRMONT, . Wt Gudith’s ‘Ambfican Orgdxs’ . SIBERIA } 2000 in-and for: the céunty-of Nevada; -Thotmas NE} R Mark its. properties, Topic, Nutrative, Diaphoret{+ 250.000 : Es, JEWELS, &c, at $2 each. ’° £79 BEED & BROTHER, Agents for Eastern and European Manufactur(ers, having for disposal over ONE MIL. LION of: dollars worth of fine Gold and Silyer Ware, and Fancy Articles, Imported and American, will dispose of every article at $2 each, without regard to value, in the manner below stated. Xx We areconstantly receiving letters from our agents throughout the country saying that our goods wear for years. while the articles ob, tained for $1 each, turn black, and spoil in a very aliort time. To alfwho have had experience in wearing such goods, we refer as to the truth of the above statement. je ae rang ¢ OurGoods are of superior We call particu » stiageing te thechoice «nd rich ‘assortment that we here vifer tothe public for $2 each. : ° * No artiele to be paid for until you are fully satisfied as to the valueof the article you get. List of Goods to be sold -at $2 each 500 Diamond Pins... + eecee 200 to $500 500 Diamond Rings....++ + 0022210 to 500 . } =§000-Gold_English Lever Watchess..15¢-to‘$000 Gold American Lever Watches. .100 to 10000 Silver English Lever Watches.+.50 to 100the} 10000 Silver American Lever Watches.25 to 75 ‘$000 sets Silver plated table warei. §000 sets solid Silver Table Sppons §000 sets solid Silver ‘Tea spoons. 5000 sets rolid silver fOrkS...606652018 to 35 3600 Silver plated Ice Pitehers...+ ..t5 to 50 3000 silver plated Curd Baskets.....20:to 30 3000 silvér plated Cake Baskets....20 to 50 3000 ayrep eups with salvers ... 4.:10 to 25 5000 8 teu plated Waiters or salvers..10 to 25 10000 silver plated Goblets and cups.s.7_t-to 90 . . 2 U0 silver plated Castors, cut-glass bot 15 to75 1000 silyer plated Coffee Urns...«..25 to.75 Enameled Watches, ladies.,..+-75 to 150 2000 Gold Chatelaine Chains....6+.10 to 150 4100 Long fine link Ghairs..e.ées000015 to 60 5000 Vest aud Fob Chaids....ess000-15 to 60 3 ? CL BM ES 3 2000. Oval Band Braceléets..s.e.0+. .15 to 40 3000 T.ink Band Lracelets.,..00+sese012 to 20 3000 Plain Band Braéelets...+ ..++es12 to 25 3000 Jet and Go!d Bracetets... sees. 10 t0 18 1500 Children’s Bracelets... .és060010 to 15 2500 Solitaire and gold Brooches...+12 to 25 5500 Coral. Emerald, Opal Brooches ..20 to 30 1500 Armlets, for children.. ..5...+10 to 50 10000 Mosaic, Ciuster, Onyx Ear Drops. 15 to 40 2000 California Diamond Kar Drops..15 to 100 1000. Cameo Stone Ear Drops.s..s055-015 to 40 5000 sets enameled Sleeve Clasps....8 to-16 50¢ 0 sets enameled Studs...:.s.ceeee005 to 15 1000 Gold and Silver Thimbles ....°5 to 15 5000 Minieture double-lockets.....12 to 20 10000 Gold Tooth picks, Crosses, ete..12 tu 50 10000 sets Ladies Jewelry, Cameo, Opal Onyx, Pearl,-Cal. Diamond, Coral, Emeraid, Jet, plain gold and Cluster, all styléte. .cc.css 0's a0cesecel2 to 50 10000 Silver Pen-holders and gold pens., 8 to 1s 20900 articles of Gold Pens, Penholders. both silver and old, Gold Pencils Chains, Rings, Belt Buckles, ete. .10 to 100 The 250,000 are printed or written. on 250,000 slips of paper, and each-sealed-separately-in. amallenvelores, and when ordered are taken out, without regard to choice, ‘and sent to the address ordered by mail. NOFAVORITISM IS SHOWN On receipt of the Notice you can see what you ean have for TWO DOi.LARS. Purchasers may thus obtain a-Gold Watch, Diamond Ring, or
other very valuable articles for the above rmall sum. : In all transaction& by mail. we shall charge 10 cents for correspondenec, postage, ete, — Send 10 cents and get a Certificate. 12: for $1 ; 90 for &2 5-75 for 5%: : ts FIVE’ DOLLARS AT ONE TIME, sha receive by return mail. in addition to the 75 certificates, one of our artfcles, free of cost. valued at not less than FIFTEEN DOLLARS, as a sample to show his friends. Address REED & BROTHER, Box 5138 New York City. Salesroom No. 34 Liberty street. — janis NSOLVENT NOTICE.—In the County Courtin and for the county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the petition of Richard afford, an insolvent Debtor. Pursuant to an orderof Hon. A. C. Niles, County Judge, notice is hereby given to all the creditors of the said Insolvent, Richard Ratford.to be and appear before the Hon. A.C. Niles, County Judge, aforesaid, at Chimbers, at the Court Roomof said Court. in the county of Nevada on the 10th day of March 1866, at 10 o’clock, A. M.of. that day, then and there to show cause, ifany they can, why the prayer of said Trsolvent should pot be granted and an assignment of his state be made, und he_ be discharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the Statute ia such case:made and provided ;. and in the me.n-time all proceedings against suid Insolvent be stayed. —~ Witness my linnd andthe Seal of said seal ¢ Court, this ¢d day of Feb, 1866. —~ R. He FARQUHA , , R, Clerk. J. f. and Johu Caldwell. Atty’s. — 4 {3 Tontine Gold and Silver Mining COMPANY. ; Mines Located in Excelsior Distriet, Nevada county . California TOTICE.—There are delinquexton-account of asaessments; the following shureholders the-several amounts set opposite their respec tive names: "Ou Nameése Asse'ts Nos .Am*t John Gafney, #3, 4. 5, $20 T. Sullivan, 12.3.4. 5, 30 N.B.MecNamar,, . 2, 3,4, 5, 20 Randals, p 3, 4, 5, 15 Gerry Selby, 3.4, 5, 15 J. R. Ream. a 4,5 4, 5, ' 15 And inaccordance with law and an order of the Bodrd of ‘Trustees, s0 much of each ‘parcel of said stock as may be necessary, will be sold, it front of theoffice of the Secretary, at Moore’s Flate Nevada county. California, on the20th day of March. 1866, ut 12 .0’clock, M.to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertisingand expenses of sale, ' P.SCHLICHTER, Secretary. Moore's Flat. Nov 4th, 1265. INDUSTRIAL FAIR. N ECHANIC’S INSTYFULTE —Report of the Committee of Awards on Califernia Brandies, Punches, Cordials and Biters, held September 12th, 1865 ;—First Premium awarded to SQU ARZA for Punches: first premium for Cordials ; first'‘premium for Bitters-SQUARZA’S Hygiene Bitters. The Committee thinks this a fit occasion not only to award to true merit, anu stamp with verity an article or articles worthy of publie confidence and patronage, but .alsa to put their seal of condemnation «upon villainous“ compounds, base imitations and worthless counterfeits, which resemble the genuine only in their names Fhe Committee after careful_examination of the **Squarza Punches, Cordials and Bitters,” on exhibition, declare them to be composed of the best material, and that the same was manufactured with science aud utmost care. The Committee in the deliberation, had to rely entirely onthe numbers on the bottles ; knowing nothing whatever of the authors of either samples submitted to their examinatien, but were tnanimousin the approbation of the one, and the condemnation of the other. Respectfully subnaitted. DR I. ROWKLE, a j18 DR. L. J. CAAPKAY, 225 ~fulrof water: AvkNTS WAN’ HD = Ane, Sent sending + #2 F. D. BELDEN, Committee: \ SSESSMENT SALE.—Star Quartz Mi.A ing Company. Location ot werks in Nevada county, California. There are delinqitént upon the following described Stock; on account‘of assessment levied Jatuary 16, 1866, the several amounts set Opesite the names-of the respective shareholders, a8 Follows A . fe ° Board of Trustees made on the 2lst day of .February, 1866, so many shares of each parcel of said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at the office of the Company, at the hardware’ store of George Keeney, on Commercial street, Nevada City, on P. M. of said. day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with the cost of advertising and expenses of sale. ; Xs WINTHROP S. LONG, Secretary. Nevada, February 24th. Opposition Steamer Day, Mareh 15th. OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK!! Via. Nicaragua CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL, THE Central American Transit Company will despatch the favorite double engine steamship AMERICA, W.L. MERRY, Commander. For San Juan Del Sur. from Mission Street wharf,at-10 o’clock, A.M. ON THURSDAY, MARCH. 15th, Connecting at GREYTOWN with the magnificent new Steamer SANTIAGO, 2,500 tons. For New York. No charge for Meals on the Isthmus. A. bageage Master willbe sent thro’ each trip. Freight and Insurance on Treasure at the lowest rates. i The San Juan and Colorado Rivers are now is madein 20 hours. , The Moses Taylor will sail April 15th. " nformation. apply to “Ee WRAY MOR Dy A went N. W. corner of Battery and Pine streets. . Up stairs, San Francisco LE DOYENS? Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Iodine j ALTERATIVE. € ood Cure for every form of chronic, blood disease. OR THE BLOOD it has no-equal for dissolying stone in the bladder and ureters, preventing gravel formation and enlargement of the prostrate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder, Mercurial disorder, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Eruptions on the face and body, Liver Complaint, Kidney. and Bladder, Weakness, Nodes, &ce. . Scrofula, Which carries off more victims than any other disesse and whieh bafiles all rémedies heretofore known. excepting LE DOYENS’ SARSAPARILLA YELLOW DOCK ALTERATIVE. Rheumatism, Rapid in relief, soothing in <flects, entirely vegetable, safe in its operations, ¥ is UNSURPASSEN). ; As an alterative free from poisons or minerals it has proven for ir. alids the great necessity for Tarities, imparting tone and vigor. re establish lished the bloom. beauty pemrew se! FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Who are paie, emaciated, puny and sickly, serofulOus and consumptive, LE DOYENS’ SARSAPARILLA IODINE ALTERATIVE, used with Cod Liver Oil, is a never failing remedy to throw off disease and build uy health. 00 CRANE & BRIGHAM, Wholesale Agents, San Franciseo Sold by all Druggists, _ San Francisco, Januiry 19th. CREDITORS’ NOTICE, ASTATE of Marco Luibisa, deceased.—Netiee is _4 hereby given dy the undersigned KExecutors of the above named Estate, to the creditors of, ayd all persons having claims against said deceased to ex: hibit the sane with the necessary vouchers within ten months fromthe first publication of this notice to the undersigned at their place af business in North San Juan. STEPHEN DAVIDOVICH, BAZILIO MEDIN, North San Juan, Jan. 16. IE xecutors. N KADOW LAKE MILL AND MININGCO. Notice,is hereby given that ata meeting of the Board of Trustees of said Company, held on the 22d day of November, 1865, an assessment of Twenty-Five cents per ehare was levied upon the Capital Stock of said Company pa able im, mediately in United Sudtes gold and silver coin tothe Secretary. Any stock on which ‘said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 27th day of December, 1265, will be advertised on that day as delinquent and unless payment shall be made before, willbesold on Saturday the j4th day of January, 1856, to pay the delinquent assessments together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Trustees. A. H. OLHEMAN(Seeretary. Office—No 30 Main Streéty Nevada city. S rpplementary Notice. N con «quence ofan-error in the. publication ofthe day of sa'e of the-above=mentioned stock, :hesaid notice of assess nent is hereby re-published, as by law provided ; and injaceor danee therewith, any’stoek. upon which said assessment shall remain due and unpaid on Saturday, February 17th, 1866, will be advertised on th atday as delinquent, and unless payment shall de made beforey-will. be sold on Saturday, March 3d. 1860, te pay said delinquent. assessment, toz gether with coats of advertising avid’ expenses ofsale. By — of phone of Trustecs. H, OLHEMAN, Secret" ~ y. Nevada city, Jan.t5 ’ Fos tc os Ko. Names. Cert. Shrs. Amt. Aaron Baruh..scsscsoee, & 100 $9 00 Aaron Baruh ss.. escooes 6 100 9 00 Aaron Baruh..++/sseo-+, 7 100 9 00 Aaron-Barnh .ciescdesece 3 ‘20 180 Aaron Barth .escseseeees 9 20 180 Aaron Baruh ,.4 +eesee6 10 20 130 Aaron Burah eooessseeeee Il 10 90 Aaron Baruh o.ess eeeeee 12 10 90 Aarov Baruh.\:,++se00e0 13 10. 90 Aaron’ Baruh .+-+ecoveces 14 10 90 Julius Dreyfuss. 50 450 Julius Drey fuss. « . 50 450 Julins Dreyfuss. .¢ seeee2 21 50 4 50 Julius Dreyfuss. csscssecs 22 50 450 Julius Dreyfuss..0sseeee 23 50 x4 50 Julius Dreyfuss.. 224 50 4 50 Julins Diey fuss. fe . ar ae 4:50. Julius Dreyfuss. 26 50 4 50 Julins Dreytuss..27 100° 9 00 Julius Dreyfuss.+eseceees 28 100 9 00 Solomon Rosenthal. «se. 46 20 180 Svlomon Rosenthal. ++.. «280 10.. gg: 90Kaskel Caspeériveseess -s 3102-10" 0 WL. Shaefer..+e+seee-I21 10 i——-09 W.L. Shuefer.ccccees. 0122 10 90 W.L. Shaefér..++. 144 30 2-70 W. L. Shaefer. «+ .-00++.-307 20 180 Winthrop S. Long...+. 1% 100 9 00 Winthrop S$ Long....197 100 900 Winthrop 8, Long, +ee+e+198 100 9:00 . Winthrop 8. Long «.+-.--199 100 9 00 A. Sanford.. sceeee 0604200, 2400 216 90 A. Santord.ceseaccceee 201 400° pes A, Sanford. cvsee oe aeees e247 200 18 00 A. Sanford ,.2ss2000099 +273 40 _3 60] “A, Sanford arty Fareertues . de S. H. Fredenburg..,-++3 4 8 00 Markes Shaver,..+++++++225 25 225 Bok, Adams..cceeeeee 237 400 36 60 Harrison Gove.ssceeesee +266 300 27 09 Harrison Goversssocerese291. 100 9 09 Andin accordance with law,'and an order of the . Wednesday, the 7th day of March, 1866, at 1-0’cl’k, [. The transit from Ocean to Ocean . all their ills ;_ relieving and cerrecting irregu . of youth. oe cure of all diseases arising from Impure Blood, viz: Scrofula in all its forms, Chronic Sore Eyes, Scaldh ead. Ulcers, obstinate Cutan4) cous Eruptions, Pimples on the Face, Blotches, Boils, Enlargement and Pain of the Bones and Joints, Ringworms and Tetters,Syphillitic: Symptoms, Venrreal Diseas-, Wereiget Pains, eakness, Loss of Appetite, Disordered Stom-. ach, Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Nervousness, Sick Headache, and Nervous: Headache; Piles, Costiveness, Liyer Complaints, Pain or Palpitationof the Heart, Heariburn, Painin the Side and Back, Disease’ of the Kidneys and Urin Organs generally. Diseases peculiar to Females. a perfect regulator,) an Infallible Cure for CaFl_and Cold inthe Bead. The great remedy or Vg ene HEUMADESIT AN D NEURALGIA, thas never bécn know’ to fail in curing Rheumatism in its worst form}. Also, Chronig Constitutional Disorders will be removed by this preparetion more speedily and with greater safe. .tythan-hy anyotherarticlein use, 4 The INDIAN TLA-QUILLAUGH’S’ BAL. ' SAM acts directly on the Blood inthe very process of its formation,-and will restore the circnlation to.a healthy state. by eradicating the ele-. ments of disease at the fountain head. Such is the modus Operandi of this preparation ; and experience, by the mouths of many witnesses adds its guarantee to reason and common aense. Prepared by DR.RALZEMOND PARKER, and none uine without his signature. by all Druggists. — R. H. McDONALD & CO, Wholessle Agents ~ For sale Nevada Daily Transcript BOOK AND JoB ~ PRINTING. OFFICE. Having latély added a large anid e)egant assortment of New Jeb. Type to, mor othee we ar ed—to-dei Printing of every kind inthe neatest notice. We invite the attention ofall in want of anything in the Printing line to examine our specimens of work. We have the only ° : Ruggles'Job-Engine, In the county and can thorefore do Job Printing cheaper than any other-EStablishment. We are: prepared to exeenie in the best style, Posters, of all Sizes, Bank Checks, Programmes, Receipts, Bill Heads, Badges, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Notices, Checks, Cards, Tickets, ._ Tags, ‘ Bills of Fare, Justices’ Blanks, Fancy Cards, Leiter Heads, Pamphiets, Catalogues, Envelopes, Blank Books, Way Bills, Cireulars, Show Cards, Business Cards, Teamsters’ Receipts, ~ Clothing, Crockery, AND DRUG _& MEDICINE STORE GF AT RED DOC, .21 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE. COMBS & McGOUN, j Little York Township, that they have removed-to the Store formerly eccupied by Bourke & Cook. where they have and will keep constantly on hand everything usually found ima Mountain = VARIETY STORE. Wée-have now on hand a large and complete stock of mel No. 1 Groceries and Provisions, CASE GOODS,, And _ every article usually kept in first-class Grocery and Provision Establishment. As heretofore, we shail continue to keep well supplied with . Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, PATENT MEDICINES, OF EVERY KIND. In addition to the above we have and way-s-keep-on-hand-atine stoek-of.Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, HATS AND CAPS. Also; a-well-selected-stock-of CROCKERY WARE. a as Cheap, if not Cheaper than any other Storein Little York Township, and shail strictly adhere tothe Cas system, — , COMBS & McGOUN, Red Dog, Jan. 24th. _ c. M, BATES, PHYSICIAN. Office in Masonie Building,-corner. of Pine, & Com mercial streets entrance on Pine, ; MARBLE WORKS. aN D Street, between First and ry Second, Near Wells, Fargo & Co's. MARYSVILLE. ADOLPHUS RAU. XNX7 OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada county that long experience in the'business bas-qualified him to do WORK IN MARBLE, SUCH AS” MONUMENTS, TOMBS. Grave Stones, Mantel Pieces, Sculpture, Modeling in Clay,-«c., ORNAMENTAL WORK. done in a supe rior style. at reasonable prices. ad ADOLPHUS. .RAU. . Fee THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENTPharmacentical Chemist, San Francisco; Cal., Corner Sansome and Pine sts., San Franciseof possible manner_and_on_the shortest._ Grocery, Provision. Dry Goods, _ Wee respectfully inform the citizens ofshall_ab ker We are selling the ahove Goods \\ the trea ‘we .