March 3, 1869 (4 pages)

secanmeaiememmae 7 ers EERE GOLD AND SILVER MIN4 ING COMPANY, Location of Works, “Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada county, Galifarnia. Notice. There is delinguent npwm the following describeii interest in said gine on account ef assessment levied October 19th, 1868, the amount set opposite the name, Feet John W. Grier, 10 feet, 40shares, $1000 e Fatd John W. Grier not having signed the Trust Deed, of said Company, and being a gon-resident of the State of California, now *herefore in accordance with the prove 6tis ofr 4n-Act entitled “An Act concerning partnerhip for Mining purposes,” appreved Apri 2d, 1866, if the said John W. Crier fail to pay said gesessment on or before the tat tay ef Mareb. 4889, notices for the sale of his saifi tnterest nett on thatday be ported and the sale wilt t idilow in atcurdance with law. ae YWEM_B. MAY, Secretary. Office of Con se, corner Sansome & Washington streets ‘San Franciseo. : d31 OHAWK AND MONTREAL CONSOLIJ DATED GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY, Meadow. Lake Mining District, Nevada Courity, California. Assessment No“tice.—Notice is hereby given that at a meetin ‘of the Board of Trustees of said Company,he son the 10th day of February, 1869.°.an assessment of three dojlars ($3) per share was levied above named Company. ag tenn oeddately, in U.S. gold coin, to the Secretary, R. “Wegener, 411 California Street. San -Francis~co,, Or to the Superintendent. F. Chappellct, of the Mobewk and Montreal Mill,on:the mine, adow e District, Nevada County, Ca). remain unpaid on fhe 5th day of March, _ 1869, will be deemed delinquent. and will -he v daly advertised for saleat public anction, and ‘nuless payment be made before, will-be sold -.* e Slet day of March, 1869, to pay said nquent assessment, together with costs of ‘pale and advertising. ‘By order of the Board -of Trustees, —_ R. WE ER, Sec’y. <XOMMONS.—State-of California, County of da. Im District Court of the Fonrteenth Jndicial.District-of said State, The People of the State of ornia, to John Evang, (and George Palentag, and. John Doe Palentag, made co-defendants oe their ‘rights may be detérmined.) def'te, Greeting. You arehereby summoned to appear Jenn ‘awer to fhe complaint of Pe'er Erickson, “plaintiff, within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you inthis county, and within twenty days if servedon you in this District and out of this county, and within en served on you in the State and -out of this District, in an action commenced -on the 15th-day of duly, A.D. 1967; in said ‘Court, to obtain a decree of thia Court for the Foreclosure of-a certain Mortgage, bearing : the 25th, day. of April, A. D. 1863, exeeuted ' py dohn Evans. and for thie sale of the premi_ :9eefherdéin, and in said complaint particularly mentioned aud deseribed, and the.application of the s arising from such sale to tho ‘paymentof amount due opacertain premnote set forth in said sompldint, mate ‘ elivered to Peter Erickson, bearing even d with afid Mortgage and. thereby _inten‘ “pe secured, ‘to-wit : The sum of 8500.00 * “with titerest thereon from‘the %Sth day of April, A. D. 1863, at the rate of two per cent: yper month till pald: and if any deficiency shall ‘remain after applying all of said moneys,prop-erlyro applicable thereto then that plaintift ‘may have exceution therefor against the said defendant. John Evans, aleo that said defendant and all and every person claiming through oc under defendant subsequently to-the date ‘of plaintiff's mortgage and the commencement ‘of , may be barred and foredioged of “all t, claim. lienand equity of redemption én to the said mo Sortioes. or any Y thereof, and for such other and further re‘ief, or both, in the premises ss «may ‘and equitable. And ‘you are ‘hereby that i ‘herein directed i ants you thercfor by default, together withall costs of snit, and also demand of the'Court ‘euch other relief as is prayed for in plaintiff's ‘eaid complaint. ~—) In testimony whereof,1,G@. K. Farevel >quhar, Clerk of the District Court ~~ } aforesaid, dg hereuntosetmy hand and ‘impress the Seal of said Court, et office. in Nevada city, this i de day of Jane. A. D. 1868, _ G. KO FARQUHAAR, Clerk. Rev. Stamp. i By John Abbey, Deputy. , ‘By order of the “the 3d ty Pearonggyred 1860. #. W. Roberts, Atty for Piff. flT Bayi yh NOTICE.—Probate ‘Court, ctty and Connty of Nevada. Tn the matter of the ‘Eetate of George Keeney, deceased. It & ting to the Court'by + gh epi presenand filed’ty Mrs, BE. W. P. Keeney, the Admintstratrix of the “state of George Keenoy, deseased, praying for an order to sella ‘certain Quartz Crushing Mill, known as the “Ovo Fino Mill,’ situated on Rush Creek, in said county and near Nevada city, that it is “peeessary to sell the same, in order to prevent the same from being lost te said Estate "py decay. Itis therefore ordered by the Court that.all persons interested in the said Estate appear.befcre the said Court,.on Monday the 6th day of March, a. p. 1860, at 10-o'cloek.a. mu. of said day, atthe Court Room of said Probate Court, in thé city and county-of Nevada, State of California, to show canae: why an order should net be granted to the said Admin‘iatvatrix to sell the property and premises above described, and that‘a copy ef fhis order be published at least four suacessive weeks in ‘the Nevada Daily Tran:cript, a ‘newspaper ‘printed and published in said.city and eounty. A.C, NILES, Probate-Judge. 1. GK. Farquhar, County: Cletkk of Nevada county, and ex-officio Clesk: of the Probate Court, in and for said-county, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a trneandcorrect copy of:anorder duly made and enteretl upon the minutes.of said Probate Court. Witness my ‘hand amd the Seal of , Seal > said Probate Court, this 2d day of Feb1 ~~~ ) ruary, 1869. . G, K. PARQUBAR, Clerk. By John Abbey, iusce * es T. B: Reardan, Atty. Nt TO CREDITORS.—Estateof Joh Williame, deceased. Notice ia hereby giyen by ‘the undersigned, Exeontor of the above Eetate, to the creditors of, and all persous hav> ing claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same, with'the necessary vouchers, within four months from the first publication of vhis ‘notice to the undérsigned, at his office, with McConne)l & Cross, Attorneys, in Kidd's Mock, Nevada “yy. . W BROWN, Excouter. McConnell .& Cress. Attorneys. Nevada city,-Jan. 17th, 1869,Annual Meeting of Stockholders. LJ OTICE of the Annual Meeting of the Stock——% hdiders of the National Exchar ' Company. Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders of eaid-Company tha: the Annnal Meefing oT the Stockholders of sata Company will be held at the office of J. I. Caldwell, in ‘Nevada city, Nevada city, Nevada county, Cal. on MONDAY, the 1st day of March, 1869, at-2 o'clock. P.M. of said day, for the purpose of the election of the Trustees, and officers of aaid Company ; and transaction of genera! bus-' iness of the corporation GEU. W. KIDD, President. WI. Caliwell. Secretary. / nm SECS SURE Ome 35 b e tispat } 2 “ any,.Roo No.5 Government. om each and every share of the Capital Stock le imme be raed ou fail to answer said complaint as . plaintiff will take judgment: Hon, T. B, McFafland, made . > Hoter tT al —* PACIFIC MAIL STEAMMHIP Co’s STEAMSHIPS . —Fon— N'E W ¥OR JAPAN AND CHINA K, Leave Wharf, corner First and Brannan streets, at 11 o'clock a.3._of the following dates, for PANAMA, connecting via Panama Railroad, with one of the Company’s-splendia “Steaniers from ASPINWALL for NE RK $2 On the 6th, 14th, 22nd, and 20th of each menth. Steamer—eaving San Francisco on the 6th-towches at Manzanillo. All touch at Acapulco. Departure of Fourteenth connects with ¥retich Transatlantic Contpany s “teamer for St. Nazaire and English Steamer ‘er South America Through. tickets -canobtained. Departure.of-i4th_connectswith.EnglishSteamer for Southampton, Australia, and South America, and P. R R. Co’s Steamer for Central America. Through tickets can be ob tained. ‘ The following Stéamships will be dispatched on dates as given below: wae ¥eb.t—Goklen Age, Capt. E.S Farnsworth connecting with Alaska, Capt. Gray. Feb. 13th—Colorado, Capt. Wm. 4. Parker connecting with Rising Srar, Capt. King. Feb. 22nd-Sacranrerfto, Capt, A. West, con. necting with Henry Chauncey. Capt. Conner, . Feb. 27th.—Morrtana, ‘Capt. W. H. Hudson, connecting with Arizona, Capt. Maury. : Cabin passengers berthed throngh. Raggage checked through— 100 pounds allowed each adult passenger. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free.~ These steamers will positively sail at 11 o’clock. Pas sengers are requested to have their ‘baggage on board before10 o'clock. Through tickets to Liverpool by the Cunard, Inman and National Steamship Line, can be obtained at the P. M. PS.8. Co’s Office in San Francisco. where may also be obtained ordérs for passage from Liverpool or Southampton to San Franeisco either via NewYork or St. Thomas—if ‘a desired amount of £10 to £20 will be advanced with the-above oraers. Holdersof orders wi'l be required to identify themaclves to the agents .n England. For merchandiseend freight’ New York and way ports, Company's form bill Lading only ueed. No freight will be received on boar after 2 P. u.-ef the day.prior to the steamef's depar ture. : — The Steamship Japan, Capt. ‘Geo. E. Lane will be dispatched on Thursday, February 4th. sat To’ cloek, noon, from the wharf,corner of ’ Firat and Brannan streets, for Yokohama and Hongkong, connecting at Yokohama with the steamer Costa Rica for Shanghae. For paseage, Freight, and other information apply atthe Pacific Mail Steamship “Company's office, Corner of Sacramento and Leidesporff streets, San’ Francisco. OLIVER ELDRDGE, Agent. To all wnom it may Concern. FFICE of the Scandinavian Quartz Mis ing Company, Anthony House. Nevada Coun“ty, California, January 20th.-1860. ‘Notice is hereby given that-the consent io writing of the Stockholders representing more than ‘twothirds of all the Capitel Stook of the Scandinavian Quartz Mining Company, was _on the 18th day of January, 1869, at a meeting of the Stockhoklers-of said Company, ‘daly. called, obtained for the--Removal of the Office, or place-of business of said Company, from ‘the Anthony House, in the County of Nevada,State. of California, to Smartsville,in the County of Yuba, in said State, and that it is the int tion of said Company to remove its said prinsipal Office to said Smartsville. at the expiration of thirty days from the first publication of this notice, By order of the Board of Trustees. . J. CRAWFORD, President. James Dezell, Secretary, Jan. 27. UMMONS.—State of California, County << ‘of Nevada.ss. In District Court of the Gdrteenth Judicial District of said -State.— . he People of the State of California, to Louisa Ann Marlette, Greeting. Yeu are hereby eammoned to appear and anewer to the complaint of Charles W, Marlette, within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you in this connty, and within twenty days ‘if served on you in this Districtand ont of this county, and within forty days ifserved on youin the State antl ont of this Dietrict tin an action bronght re seg nd the above named plaintiff on the 18th day of January, 1869, and to answer the complaint fi.ed therein, within ten days, exclusive of the day of service, after the service'on you of this SBuemmons—if served within thiscounty; or if served out of this county, but within this Judicial District. within twenty days: orif served out of said District then within forty days. This action is brought to obtain a decree of this Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between said plaintiff and defendant, upon the grounds set forth in the complaint on file in this action, and for general relief And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take judgment against you by default together with all costs of suite, also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in said complaint, = ~—) In testimony whereof, I, George K. + seal Farquhar, Clerk ofthe District {=~} aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at office inthe city of Nevada, on the 18thday of Janmary, A. D.'1869 G. K. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By Jobn Abbey, Deputy. By order of Hon. T. B. McFarland, Distnict Judge of the 14th JndicialDistrict, made this 13th day of Jantary, 1869. : J. 1. Caldwell, Plaintiff's Attorney. j15 Dissolution of Co-partnership. *. ee hereby g:ven that the oo-partnership heretofore existing between T L, Baldwin and T. Shurtleff, ander the ‘firm name of Baldwin & Shurtleff is dissolved by mutual consent. The brsiness will be carried on at the old stand by SHURTLEFF & TRISH T. L. BALDWIN, N. B.Ae the old rm: desire to settle up speedily, all parties indebted aré respectfully invited tocall and setrle. ~~ 530 GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA DAILY STAGE LINE. AVING RECENTLY PURCHASED THIS long establishe@and popular Stage Line, we are ready to carry passengers .over the } Foad with speed and *afety, promising to treat those who travel with us in a courteaus, and we trust, satisfactory manner. . Leave Fxch*nge Hoel, Grass Valley, daily, at 8 and 11 o'clock, a. ™. and 40’clock. P. w. Leave Nevada, daily, at 9 o’clock, a. M., and 2and 5 o'clock, Pp: m. ’ “SHAW & MAJOR, : PROPRIETORS. \ JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney: and Counselor at Law Notary, Publia, MOORE'S FLAT, NEVADA COUNTY. Moores Flat, Jyty 2nd & SHE BEST. de Court . T. SHURTLEFF: t Hourso Departure. : ' ; ORCANS-! THE CHEAPEST. THE LOWEST IN PRICE. rg\HE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN COM. —_§---PANY. have now such creat facilities and resources that they undertake to offer not only the best and cheapest instruments in the greatest variety as to the capacity and style, from plain to very elegant, but also the lowest pric“ed Organs of pood quality whieh can be produced in America. They now manufacture three grades of Organs, viz: Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs. . The. Standard of-ExcelNence in their depart-. ment, acknowledged the best instruments of their general class in the worki; winners of over Seventy Highest Premiums in America; and of the First Class Medal, at the recent World’s Exposition in Paris, in competition with the hest makers of all. countries. As to the excellence of these instruments, the manufacturers refer with confidenceto the musieal profession generally, who will, almost with unanimity testify that they are unequalléd.— Every one bears on its name board the trademark, “MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGAN.” Prices fixed and invariable, $110 to #1000 each from which thereis no discount to churches Pe a It. The Metropolitan Organs, A new series of organs. of great power, ‘fine _qnality and much variety of tone. "legantly and thoroughly made in every particular, and in general excellence secon@only to the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs.— Each one has the trade mark, ‘‘Metropolitan Organs.”’— Price $130 to $400. Til. The Mason & Hamlin Portable Organs. Very-compact in size; the interior always of the very best quality, but cazes quite plain. Each one bears the trade mark. “‘Mason & Hamlin Portable Organ.” Price $75 to.$125 each, fixed and invariable. VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT. From this date, (October, 1848) .we shall introduce in several styles of our Cabinet Organs a new and very beantifm invention com bining several recent patents. It. will be known. as a‘ (HE MASON & HAMLIN IMPROVED YOX HUMANA OR FAN TREMOLO, And excels oneey other atzecument of this gen eral class in the sen of its effects, the persect ease with which jt is operated, its durafm eee freedom from liability to get ont of oréer. 1. Inconnection with the Automatic Swell, ! (exclusively used im the M. & H. Cabinet Organs.) it produces the nearest approach to the peculiarly sympathetic, rich and attractive quality of-a‘finedmman voice, yet attained in eo & reed instrument. . —2.-It-is operatedby the ordinary—action of the bellows of ‘the instrument. and requires no separate pedal, being played by the same a and as easily as. an-instrument-with ont it. 3 3. Ithas no clockwork or machinery, and is entirely free from lability to get out of order, and as durable as the instrument itself. 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secanmeaiememmae 7 ers EERE GOLD AND SILVER MIN4 ING COMPANY, Location of Works, “Meadow Lake Mining District, Nevada county, Galifarnia. Notice. There is delinguent npwm the following describeii interest in said gine on account ef assessment levied October 19th, 1868, the amount set opposite the name, Feet John W. Grier, 10 feet, 40shares, $1000 e Fatd John W. Grier not having signed the Trust Deed, of said Company, and being a gon-resident of the State of California, now *herefore in accordance with the prove 6tis ofr 4n-Act entitled “An Act concerning partnerhip for Mining purposes,” appreved Apri 2d, 1866, if the said John W. Crier fail to pay said gesessment on or before the tat tay ef Mareb. 4889, notices for the sale of his saifi tnterest nett on thatday be ported and the sale wilt t idilow in atcurdance with law. ae YWEM_B. MAY, Secretary. Office of Con se, corner Sansome & Washington streets ‘San Franciseo. : d31 OHAWK AND MONTREAL CONSOLIJ DATED GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY, Meadow. Lake Mining District, Nevada Courity, California. Assessment No“tice.—Notice is hereby given that at a meetin ‘of the Board of Trustees of said Company,he son the 10th day of February, 1869.°.an assessment of three dojlars ($3) per share was levied above named Company. ag tenn oeddately, in U.S. gold coin, to the Secretary, R. “Wegener, 411 California Street. San -Francis~co,, Or to the Superintendent. F. Chappellct, of the Mobewk and Montreal Mill,on:the mine, adow e District, Nevada County, Ca). remain unpaid on fhe 5th day of March, _ 1869, will be deemed delinquent. and will -he v daly advertised for saleat public anction, and ‘nuless payment be made before, will-be sold -.* e Slet day of March, 1869, to pay said nquent assessment, together with costs of ‘pale and advertising. ‘By order of the Board -of Trustees, —_ R. WE ER, Sec’y. <XOMMONS.—State-of California, County of da. Im District Court of the Fonrteenth Jndicial.District-of said State, The People of the State of ornia, to John Evang, (and George Palentag, and. John Doe Palentag, made co-defendants oe their ‘rights may be detérmined.) def'te, Greeting. You arehereby summoned to appear Jenn ‘awer to fhe complaint of Pe'er Erickson, “plaintiff, within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you inthis county, and within twenty days if servedon you in this District and out of this county, and within en served on you in the State and -out of this District, in an action commenced -on the 15th-day of duly, A.D. 1967; in said ‘Court, to obtain a decree of thia Court for the Foreclosure of-a certain Mortgage, bearing : the 25th, day. of April, A. D. 1863, exeeuted ' py dohn Evans. and for thie sale of the premi_ :9eefherdéin, and in said complaint particularly mentioned aud deseribed, and the.application of the s arising from such sale to tho ‘paymentof amount due opacertain premnote set forth in said sompldint, mate ‘ elivered to Peter Erickson, bearing even d with afid Mortgage and. thereby _inten‘ “pe secured, ‘to-wit : The sum of 8500.00 * “with titerest thereon from‘the %Sth day of April, A. D. 1863, at the rate of two per cent: yper month till pald: and if any deficiency shall ‘remain after applying all of said moneys,prop-erlyro applicable thereto then that plaintift ‘may have exceution therefor against the said defendant. John Evans, aleo that said defendant and all and every person claiming through oc under defendant subsequently to-the date ‘of plaintiff's mortgage and the commencement ‘of , may be barred and foredioged of “all t, claim. lienand equity of redemption én to the said mo Sortioes. or any Y thereof, and for such other and further re‘ief, or both, in the premises ss «may ‘and equitable. And ‘you are ‘hereby that i ‘herein directed i ants you thercfor by default, together withall costs of snit, and also demand of the'Court ‘euch other relief as is prayed for in plaintiff's ‘eaid complaint. ~—) In testimony whereof,1,G@. K. Farevel >quhar, Clerk of the District Court ~~ } aforesaid, dg hereuntosetmy hand and ‘impress the Seal of said Court, et office. in Nevada city, this i de day of Jane. A. D. 1868, _ G. KO FARQUHAAR, Clerk. Rev. Stamp. i By John Abbey, Deputy. , ‘By order of the “the 3d ty Pearonggyred 1860. #. W. Roberts, Atty for Piff. flT Bayi yh NOTICE.—Probate ‘Court, ctty and Connty of Nevada. Tn the matter of the ‘Eetate of George Keeney, deceased. It & ting to the Court'by + gh epi presenand filed’ty Mrs, BE. W. P. Keeney, the Admintstratrix of the “state of George Keenoy, deseased, praying for an order to sella ‘certain Quartz Crushing Mill, known as the “Ovo Fino Mill,’ situated on Rush Creek, in said county and near Nevada city, that it is “peeessary to sell the same, in order to prevent the same from being lost te said Estate "py decay. Itis therefore ordered by the Court that.all persons interested in the said Estate appear.befcre the said Court,.on Monday the 6th day of March, a. p. 1860, at 10-o'cloek.a. mu. of said day, atthe Court Room of said Probate Court, in thé city and county-of Nevada, State of California, to show canae: why an order should net be granted to the said Admin‘iatvatrix to sell the property and premises above described, and that‘a copy ef fhis order be published at least four suacessive weeks in ‘the Nevada Daily Tran:cript, a ‘newspaper ‘printed and published in said.city and eounty. A.C, NILES, Probate-Judge. 1. GK. Farquhar, County: Cletkk of Nevada county, and ex-officio Clesk: of the Probate Court, in and for said-county, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a trneandcorrect copy of:anorder duly made and enteretl upon the minutes.of said Probate Court. Witness my ‘hand amd the Seal of , Seal > said Probate Court, this 2d day of Feb1 ~~~ ) ruary, 1869. . G, K. PARQUBAR, Clerk. By John Abbey, iusce * es T. B: Reardan, Atty. Nt TO CREDITORS.—Estateof Joh Williame, deceased. Notice ia hereby giyen by ‘the undersigned, Exeontor of the above Eetate, to the creditors of, and all persous hav> ing claims against said deceased, to exhibit the same, with'the necessary vouchers, within four months from the first publication of vhis ‘notice to the undérsigned, at his office, with McConne)l & Cross, Attorneys, in Kidd's Mock, Nevada “yy. . W BROWN, Excouter. McConnell .& Cress. Attorneys. Nevada city,-Jan. 17th, 1869,Annual Meeting of Stockholders. LJ OTICE of the Annual Meeting of the Stock——% hdiders of the National Exchar ' Company. Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders of eaid-Company tha: the Annnal Meefing oT the Stockholders of sata Company will be held at the office of J. I. Caldwell, in ‘Nevada city, Nevada city, Nevada county, Cal. on MONDAY, the 1st day of March, 1869, at-2 o'clock. P.M. of said day, for the purpose of the election of the Trustees, and officers of aaid Company ; and transaction of genera! bus-' iness of the corporation GEU. W. KIDD, President. WI. Caliwell. Secretary. / nm SECS SURE Ome 35 b e tispat } 2 “ any,.Roo No.5 Government. om each and every share of the Capital Stock le imme be raed ou fail to answer said complaint as . plaintiff will take judgment: Hon, T. B, McFafland, made . > Hoter tT al —* PACIFIC MAIL STEAMMHIP Co’s STEAMSHIPS . —Fon— N'E W ¥OR JAPAN AND CHINA K, Leave Wharf, corner First and Brannan streets, at 11 o'clock a.3._of the following dates, for PANAMA, connecting via Panama Railroad, with one of the Company’s-splendia “Steaniers from ASPINWALL for NE RK $2 On the 6th, 14th, 22nd, and 20th of each menth. Steamer—eaving San Francisco on the 6th-towches at Manzanillo. All touch at Acapulco. Departure of Fourteenth connects with ¥retich Transatlantic Contpany s “teamer for St. Nazaire and English Steamer ‘er South America Through. tickets -canobtained. Departure.of-i4th_connectswith.EnglishSteamer for Southampton, Australia, and South America, and P. R R. Co’s Steamer for Central America. Through tickets can be ob tained. ‘ The following Stéamships will be dispatched on dates as given below: wae ¥eb.t—Goklen Age, Capt. E.S Farnsworth connecting with Alaska, Capt. Gray. Feb. 13th—Colorado, Capt. Wm. 4. Parker connecting with Rising Srar, Capt. King. Feb. 22nd-Sacranrerfto, Capt, A. West, con. necting with Henry Chauncey. Capt. Conner, . Feb. 27th.—Morrtana, ‘Capt. W. H. Hudson, connecting with Arizona, Capt. Maury. : Cabin passengers berthed throngh. Raggage checked through— 100 pounds allowed each adult passenger. An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine and attendance free.~ These steamers will positively sail at 11 o’clock. Pas sengers are requested to have their ‘baggage on board before10 o'clock. Through tickets to Liverpool by the Cunard, Inman and National Steamship Line, can be obtained at the P. M. PS.8. Co’s Office in San Francisco. where may also be obtained ordérs for passage from Liverpool or Southampton to San Franeisco either via NewYork or St. Thomas—if ‘a desired amount of £10 to £20 will be advanced with the-above oraers. Holdersof orders wi'l be required to identify themaclves to the agents .n England. For merchandiseend freight’ New York and way ports, Company's form bill Lading only ueed. No freight will be received on boar after 2 P. u.-ef the day.prior to the steamef's depar ture. : — The Steamship Japan, Capt. ‘Geo. E. Lane will be dispatched on Thursday, February 4th. sat To’ cloek, noon, from the wharf,corner of ’ Firat and Brannan streets, for Yokohama and Hongkong, connecting at Yokohama with the steamer Costa Rica for Shanghae. For paseage, Freight, and other information apply atthe Pacific Mail Steamship “Company's office, Corner of Sacramento and Leidesporff streets, San’ Francisco. OLIVER ELDRDGE, Agent. To all wnom it may Concern. FFICE of the Scandinavian Quartz Mis ing Company, Anthony House. Nevada Coun“ty, California, January 20th.-1860. ‘Notice is hereby given that-the consent io writing of the Stockholders representing more than ‘twothirds of all the Capitel Stook of the Scandinavian Quartz Mining Company, was _on the 18th day of January, 1869, at a meeting of the Stockhoklers-of said Company, ‘daly. called, obtained for the--Removal of the Office, or place-of business of said Company, from ‘the Anthony House, in the County of Nevada,State. of California, to Smartsville,in the County of Yuba, in said State, and that it is the int tion of said Company to remove its said prinsipal Office to said Smartsville. at the expiration of thirty days from the first publication of this notice, By order of the Board of Trustees. . J. CRAWFORD, President. James Dezell, Secretary, Jan. 27. UMMONS.—State of California, County << ‘of Nevada.ss. In District Court of the Gdrteenth Judicial District of said -State.— . he People of the State of California, to Louisa Ann Marlette, Greeting. Yeu are hereby eammoned to appear and anewer to the complaint of Charles W, Marlette, within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on you in this connty, and within twenty days ‘if served on you in this Districtand ont of this county, and within forty days ifserved on youin the State antl ont of this Dietrict tin an action bronght re seg nd the above named plaintiff on the 18th day of January, 1869, and to answer the complaint fi.ed therein, within ten days, exclusive of the day of service, after the service'on you of this SBuemmons—if served within thiscounty; or if served out of this county, but within this Judicial District. within twenty days: orif served out of said District then within forty days. This action is brought to obtain a decree of this Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony now existing between said plaintiff and defendant, upon the grounds set forth in the complaint on file in this action, and for general relief And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take judgment against you by default together with all costs of suite, also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in said complaint, = ~—) In testimony whereof, I, George K. + seal Farquhar, Clerk ofthe District {=~} aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, at office inthe city of Nevada, on the 18thday of Janmary, A. D.'1869 G. K. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By Jobn Abbey, Deputy. By order of Hon. T. B. McFarland, Distnict Judge of the 14th JndicialDistrict, made this 13th day of Jantary, 1869. : J. 1. Caldwell, Plaintiff's Attorney. j15 Dissolution of Co-partnership. *. ee hereby g:ven that the oo-partnership heretofore existing between T L, Baldwin and T. Shurtleff, ander the ‘firm name of Baldwin & Shurtleff is dissolved by mutual consent. The brsiness will be carried on at the old stand by SHURTLEFF & TRISH T. L. BALDWIN, N. B.Ae the old rm: desire to settle up speedily, all parties indebted aré respectfully invited tocall and setrle. ~~ 530 GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA DAILY STAGE LINE. AVING RECENTLY PURCHASED THIS long establishe@and popular Stage Line, we are ready to carry passengers .over the } Foad with speed and *afety, promising to treat those who travel with us in a courteaus, and we trust, satisfactory manner. . Leave Fxch*nge Hoel, Grass Valley, daily, at 8 and 11 o'clock, a. ™. and 40’clock. P. w. Leave Nevada, daily, at 9 o’clock, a. M., and 2and 5 o'clock, Pp: m. ’ “SHAW & MAJOR, : PROPRIETORS. \ JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney: and Counselor at Law Notary, Publia, MOORE'S FLAT, NEVADA COUNTY. Moores Flat, Jyty 2nd & SHE BEST. de Court . T. SHURTLEFF: t Hourso Departure. : ' ; ORCANS-! THE CHEAPEST. THE LOWEST IN PRICE. rg\HE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN COM. —_§---PANY. have now such creat facilities and resources that they undertake to offer not only the best and cheapest instruments in the greatest variety as to the capacity and style, from plain to very elegant, but also the lowest pric“ed Organs of pood quality whieh can be produced in America. They now manufacture three grades of Organs, viz: Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs. .. The. Standard of-ExcelNence in their depart-. ment, acknowledged the best instruments of their general class in the worki; winners of over Seventy Highest Premiums in America; and of the First Class Medal, at the recent World’s Exposition in Paris, in competition with the hest makers of all. countries. As to the excellence of these instruments, the manufacturers refer with confidenceto the musieal profession generally, who will, almost with unanimity testify that they are unequalléd.— Every one bears on its name board the trademark, “MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGAN.” Prices fixed and invariable, $110 to #1000 each from which thereis no discount to churches Pe a It. The Metropolitan Organs, A new series of organs. of great power, ‘fine _qnality and much variety of tone. "legantly and thoroughly made in every particular, and in general excellence secon@only to the Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs.— Each one has the trade mark, ‘‘Metropolitan Organs.”’— Price $130 to $400.

Til. The Mason & Hamlin Portable Organs. Very-compact in size; the interior always of the very best quality, but cazes quite plain. Each one bears the trade mark. “‘Mason & Hamlin Portable Organ.” Price $75 to.$125 each, fixed and invariable. VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT. From this date, (October, 1848) .we shall introduce in several styles of our Cabinet Organs a new and very beantifm invention com bining several recent patents. It. will be known. as a‘ (HE MASON & HAMLIN IMPROVED YOX HUMANA OR FAN TREMOLO, And excels oneey other atzecument of this gen eral class in the sen of its effects, the persect ease with which jt is operated, its durafm eee freedom from liability to get ont of oréer. 1. Inconnection with the Automatic Swell, ! (exclusively used im the M. & H. Cabinet Organs.) it produces the nearest approach to the peculiarly sympathetic, rich and attractive quality of-a‘finedmman voice, yet attained in eo & reed instrument. . —2.-It-is operatedby the ordinary—action of the bellows of ‘the instrument. and requires no separate pedal, being played by the same a and as easily as. an-instrument-with ont it. 3 3. Ithas no clockwork or machinery, and is entirely free from lability to get out of order, and as durable as the instrument itself. Clreulars aiid’ catalogues with fuil descripitione and illustrations free, KOHLER, CHASE &CO., . Wholesale and Retail Agents, SAN CRAIG’S! A PATENT COMBINATION: HAIR -CUTTERS.! Every Man his own Barber ! Xr AVOID SMALL POX AND CUT YOUR OWN HAIR WITH CRAIG'S COMBINATION CUTTERS—THEY NEVER FAIL TO PLEASE — Price #3. n2%4 f Been NEW INVENTION just breught be fore the publicis a usefuland indispensibie article in every Family and Household in the country—enabling those who live at a distance from Barber Shops to always have a —* cutto the Hair. A child can nse them, Sent by Express to any part of the State on, receipt of Three Dollars.in Coin. Address L. D. CRAIG, Lock Box 89Nevada City, Cal. Nevada, Dee. 11th. THE BEST FURNITURE : TO BE FOUND Thie side of San Francieco the Store of J. E. JOHNSTON, Broad street; nearly opposite National Ex change Hotel, Nevada City. we Ps Bureaus, ept at AB Antena as, x Chairs, Tables, § Sofas,” 3 ¢ ~ Witrrore, &e, UPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING pone at the shortest notice. Call and examine the Stock !.24 ~ Nevada, May Mth. — DOCTOR H. TILING, " PHYSICIAN AND ACOOUCHEUR. © Greduate of the University at Dorpat. « Pe Office—Masonic Ping. Residence —139 Broad St., Nevada city, Ca. _, CH, FERRAND, PHOTOGRAPHIC —AND— DAGUERREAN ARTIST, te" Every kind of Photographs and Ambrow ypes taken in the best style of the Art. ON PINE-STREET, Over the United States Bakerv JAMES MON RO, Dealer . Beer, Pork, Mutton, Sorned Reef, . CORNED PORK, VEAL, &c. _, Meats sold at reasonable rates fer Cash Shop .on Broad Street, opposite the Nevad Theatre. o12 JAMES COLLEY. »-.Dealer in Reef, Pork, Mutton, Cormead @eef * CORNED PORK, VEAL. &c. ¢e" Meats sold at feasonable rates for Cash, shop on Broad Street,belew Crawferd, Leavitt . Cessfnlly treated. -. before it be too late. Send them immediately { to Doctor Gibbon, a physician who has made 4 nent success—ench as Suppressions, Irregu{ more, all Urinary Diseases, Nervoue Debility,’ , Painful or Difficult Mensuration, Barrinese, . afflicted are cordially invited to call and satisfy ‘. fish practice of extortion among quacks and ‘. pretenders, i} ase has continued.and have medicine prompt through the Post Office or through Wel-s, Far& Co.,a packsgé of medicine will be for: warded by express ta anv part of o ithe Union. . Street, eerner Commercial, San Francieco.— Post oflice box 252. + GIBBON that they read his advertisement in NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES. DR. GIBBON’S DISPENSARY, 616. ExARNEY ST., NEAR-€0™SAN FRANCISCO. Establiehed in 1854, for the treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseages, such as Gonorthea. Gleét, Stricture, Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weakness, m Impotency, etc. Skin Dis ences fof years standing) and Ulcerated Legs suc. Horrible Diseases. . .. How. many. thonsands of persons, both male and mala. ire there who are suffering out a miserable existence from the effect of secret indulgences, or from virus absorbed into the system! Look at their pallid, emaciated and disfigured faces and their broken down constitutions, disqualifying them for the happiness of marriage or the enjoyment of life. In this horrid situation thousands suffer until death closes the scene. Let parents, guardians, friends, attend toany of those who are sufferwith any of these horrible life-destroying malies—see that they are cared for and cured private disease hisespecial study for years, and who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases without mercury or any injurious drugs. It is important to those who are afflicted. or to those who are interested 1n the welfare of their friends, to be careful of the many pretended doctors who nfest all cities, publishing their skill in curing all diseases In a days, imposing upon the public by using the names of eminent physicians from Europe and ether places. Be therefore carefu) and make strict inquiry, or you may fall into the hands ‘of those charlatans. Seminal Weakness. Seminal Emissions, the coneequence of self abuse, This solitary vice, or depraved sexual indulgence, is practiced by the yonth of both sexes to an almost unlimited extent. rrodncing with unerring certainty, the following train of morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow in the head. ringing fn the ay noise like the rustling of Jeaves and rattling of chariots, uneasiness abont the loins, weakness of the limbe, confueed vision, blunted intellect. loess of confidence, diffidence in approaching stranvers, a dislike to form new acquaintances, a disposition to shun society, loss of memory. hectic finshea, pimples_and_varions ernptions about the face, furred tongue, feted breath, conghs, consumption, night sweats, monomania and frequent ineanity. If rettef-be not obtained. persons so afflicted should anply immediately, either in person or by letter. and have a cnre effected by his new and acientific mode of treating this disease. which never G. will give One Hundred Dollara to any one who will prove satisfactorily to him that he was cnred of this complaint by either of the San Francisco quacks. Married Mien, Or those whe contemplate marriage, who are suffering under anv of these fear‘n! maladies, should not forget the sacred responsibilities resting npoa them gor delay to obtain immediate relief. To the Ladies. . The varions complicated and distressing diseaces incident to females, treated with emilarities. Whites, Falling of the Womh; Tnetc., will be epeéedily cured, without poisonous drugs. injuries, or unpalatable medicines of any kind. Have tio delicacy in calling, no differance what your ,tronbles may be. The themselves. Persons calling at Dr, Gibbon’s office or sending for packages of med‘cines, may rély upon his assurances of confidential secrecy with implicit faith, and expect no more than to be charged with a fair and mutually eatiafactory remuneration for services rendered, considering ‘the circumstances and difficnities . of.cases, rather than a too prevalent and selDOCTOR GIBBON is responsible, and will give to each patient a written instrument, binding himeeif to -effect:a radical and permanent cure, or make no charge. Cured at Home. . Persons at a distance may be CURED AT OME, by addressing a letter to Dr? Gibbon, stating case,symptoms, length oftiine thé disly forwarded, free from damage and curiosity, fo any part of the country, with fnll and plain . directions for use. -By~enelosing $15 in cur ency or 310 in on te a registered Jetter Address DR. J. F. GIBBON, 616 Kearney -Remember to pnt BOX 252 on the letter. Consultations FREE, : ee" Correspondents will pleasefnferm DR. tt. the Dar.y Transcript, CAUTION, persnns are hereby cantionedagainst trusting orgiving credit to Michael Skeahan, of Lowe!l Hill, Little York Township. on our account. or on the acconnt of either of ne, or-on any Companv acconnt.in connection wit or either of our names, as we have no business relations with said Skeahan whatever; norhave we anv interest whatever in any of his undert kings, and therefore we shall pay no debts of his contracting re GKORGE RYAN, : THOMAS MAHONEY. Nevada city, Jan. 18th, 1869. AS J. FIGUIERE, Notary Public and Conveyancer OFFIOE—SECOND STREET, Meadow Lake...... + -«»Nevada County A}l business entrusted to me will be prompt y attended to, . jy8 NATIONAL Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon. ‘T.C. LAMPEtontinuesas heretofore, at the.old stand. > Particular attention paid to Bs the cutting of Gents’, Ladies’ and Children’s Hair. If you wanta good shave, Gents’ call at this place. Hot, cold and mar 19 large stock of Dr. Jennings’ Reproductor. the st article for the hair ever produced. Agent ‘ Knowles Vegetable Hair Restorer. fe J. B. JOHNSON L. W. WILLIAMS. _ WILLIAMS & JOHNSON, Attorneys & Counselors at Law And Notaries Public.countenance. dark spote under the eyer, pain tT fails of effecting a quick and radtealenre. Dr. ——— Books published. shower Bathe at all times. Always on hand a] . ? "ee sepl L. W. WILLIAMS. Commissioner of Deeds the State of Nevada, Neyada,@al. o3n ' FLORENCE SEWING _ MACHINE. SINGLE LOCK. ee DOUBLE ENOT SINGLE KNOT. The Best for Family 0 se,” AVING the celebrated REVERSIBLE“ FRED and SELF-ADJUSTING SHUTTLE TENSION. If there is a FLORENCE SEWING Ma. CHINE within one thousand miles of San Francisco that is not giving entire. satisfaction if I am informed of it, it will be attended to promptly, without express charge or expense of any kind to the owner. ‘ . SAIKUEL HILL, Agent, — 111 Montgomery Street, “48 San Francisco. H. H. HASKINS, Agent, Nevada city, a G. E. Turner’s Hardware Store, Pine St, jy3t LAKE & JOSSEL¥N, . Wholesale & Retai‘DEY GOODS MERCHANTS, 709 Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO. ARTiES IN THE COUNTRY can have their orders filled for any. amonnt from 25 cents upward and goods will be forwarded on receipt of cash or C. O. D, and they will save 25 to 50per cent from cost of articles in the country ‘by sending their orders direct to” DEALERS_IN DRY Goons, FANOY ARTICLES, CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, &e, &e.&e, 709 Montgomery Street. San Francisco,LAKE & JOSSELYN, RE SOLE AGENTS FOR CLARKS ENDELLIBLE PENCILS, NG_LINEN,.and for the “SUN PEARLE,” FOR LADIES TOILET—the finest thing for the complexion ever used—sotltening ahd beautifying the ekin and in no way injurions. Ft will effectually remove Freckles and Pimples, LAKE & JOSSELYN. HALL’S SARSAPARILLA! . Yellow Doek and Iodide of Potass. 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