November 10, 1865 (4 pages)

+ a spirits depresse h > ‘nowledgment for your valuable services—parQuick Cures and Moderate Charges. DR. W. K. DOHERTY’ : Private Medical & Surgical netitute ento street, below. Montgomery, oppo. arte Pacifie Mail Steamsh ra Ce’s office. » Private entrance on Leidesdorff street, la’ caphetr’ to ater Ce katictea blished expressly to a he afflic’ ead and acientifie Medieal aid, in the treatment and cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases, cases of secrecy and all sexual diseases. TO THE AFFLICTED.—Dr. W. K. Doherty returns hia sincere thanks to his numerous. pa tients for the patronage, and wonld take this 6 portunity to remindthem that he continues to consult at his institute for the eure cf chronie diseaaes of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digesjve-and Gerito-Urmary Organs, andall private seadses, Viz: Syphilis in all its forme and stages, Seminsi Weakness, and all the horrid con goqrences of self.abusae. Gonorhoe, Gleet, Stric : tures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debility. Diseases ofthe Back aad Loins, Infla-: ’ n of the Bladder and Kidneys, etc, and he came that hie long experience and. successfal ractice will eontinue to insure hima share of public patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe and the United States. he senabledto apply the most efficient and success ul remedies against (liscases of all kinds. He useg no mercury, charges mo.lerate, treats his patiente in a correet ard honorable way, bas rences of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and hich standing in soci-: ety. All parties consulting him. by Jetter or otherwise will receive the best and gentlest treatment and implicit secrecy. : READ THE FOLLOWING :—A case of Gleet and Stricture —Dr, Doherty—Dear Sir; 1 feel my health so fully restored, that, in common gratitude, I believe I should make some written ac“4 so.as your fee was sma'l for the work fates nee 1 arived in this city from the Kest about one year ago, and was then suffering from old case of Gleet. complicated with stricture, Being a stranger in this city, and believing those doctors who-gave such positive assurances. of suceess were necessarily the beat (sume of whom have a large number of titles,) I placed myselfin their charge and continued under their treatment antil 1 hed lost nearly all hope and a considera. t ble sum or money. . wish to say now that yon are the sixth Doctor I have employed. and the only one that has ever done me any service. My Gleet is. wholly cured, the stricture is all removed, and my genére! health is better than it has been for vyears. In conclusion . would say to the many ‘anfortunates who require medieal advice, if you have any doubt as to whom you p=! employ. ask Dr: Doherty for my address and éall and see me, ({ keep store in this = td My ees may eave you many dollars. I would alsoadd that in the early stage of my disease, I used a large amt éf the preparstions advertised as an infalltote cure for Gonorrhoe, Gleet. ete. but never derived any bengfit from them. ly yours. fica Rrancisco. June 16th, 1864, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st fay of June, 1864. A.S. GOULD, Notary Public, Orman AL W HLAKNESS—A sworn to Certificate of most Remarkable Cure of Spermoterrhoea — A desire to bevefit humanity, and a feeling of gratitude co Dr. WK. Doherty, alone’ induces me to make™this statement. Nor many years IT have been afflicted with that fearful disease known as “Spermaterrhoen,” or 3eminal weakness, the result of self-abuse, bat'til) 1856 —. rienced but little trouble or inconvenience in that. year, however, I al emissions to a, weakening extent, which was soon followed by im 4 am, Doctor, very L— H the most alarming aymptuns, as weakness of the4 back and limbs. pain in the head, dimness of vieion, nervousness and general debility. My mind too, waa afflicted to such an extent as to serious~ ly impair manne ye my ideas were confused » I was averse to society. evil forebodings and self-distrust and was entirely unfitted for any ofthe duties of life.— Fro 5 tu the summer of 18*3, I employed the very edical talent { eould find, and spent geveral hundred dollars, but in no instance ob’ utemperary relief. (had abou concluded there se be relief for me in this cal world, but seein Doherty's advertisement, I thought [ should and see him, as hecharg —ed nothing for condultation. TI had an interview with Dr. Boheris, at his office, in Sacramento street, and his fee for treatment was so reasonable, I paps hy en 0) ee — See I a a expect much benetit from On . Sth day of Dec. last I placed’ thysel der ‘his care: mone week found myself very much imroved, and now, after five weeks treatment, I cel myself thoroughly cured of all my troubles andin theénjoyment of the beet of health Ho: ping thatmy bar yg : <ther A piocone fa othilarly afflicted, 1 subse mysel Cee nary ee’ JAMES JOUNSTON Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 15th of Janu. 1844, AG, RANDALL. Notary Public ie FEMALES —When a female is in trouble or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the’*back and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight ieas of muscular power, palpication of the heart rritability nervousness, extreme uriniary difficulties, derangemedt of digestive furctions,general debility, vaginities; ‘all diséases of the womb hyateria, sterility and all other diseases peeuliar to females, they should ge or write at once to the celebrated female doctor, W. K. Doherty, at his Medical Institute and consult him ut their troubles and disease. . The Doctor is effeeting more cures than aay other Physician in the State of California. Let no false delicay prevent ou. but apply immediately and save yourself om paintfal.snfferings and premature death. All married ladies whose delicate health or other circumstances prevent an increase in their fam‘jes, should write or call at Dr W. K. Dohertys Medical Institute and they will reeeive every pos ‘gible relicfand help. ‘The Doctor's offices are so arranged that he can be consulted without fear of obsernation. Lo CORRESPONDENTS Patients residing in any part of the State, however distant, who may’ desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty en their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement of such, in preference to holding a personal intnryiew, are respectfuly assured that their communications will be held most Sa¢red. Dr. Doherty takes this onportuni ty of observing, that all letters are only opéned and replied to . himeelf, and the latter as promptly.as poseible. Ifthe case be fully and candidly described, and the usual fée of teh dotlars enclosed—by express’ Or in a registered . : letters—persoaal commanication will be be supee A a as. instructions for dict. regimen, and the genrral treatment “of the cases itself, (including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and jn such a manner as te coatey no idea of the purport of t@e letter or Bo tranamitted. Consultation—at the FREE. by letter. $16 -Permanent cure guaranteed or oe W. K. DOWERTY, M. D. is San @ranciseo, Califoraia. FININGER & CO. Suceessors to CH Meyer & Co, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FINE BRANDIES,; WANES, R. t 1} D Street, between First and Second, Near Wells, ‘Fargo & Co's, MARYSVILLE. ADOLPHUS RAU. OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Ne: vads county that long éxperience in the business has qualified him to do WORK IN MARBLE, SUCH AS . MONUMENTS, TOMBS, Grave Stories, Mantel Pieces, Sculpture, Modeling in Clay, &e. ORNAMENTAL WORK. done in a superior style. at reasonable prices. a9 . ADOLPHUS RAU. Boot and Shoe Store. ’ . WL Shaefrr would inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that BB i:0 has removed his stock of a BOOTS & SHOES. To Commercial street, near Pine st, and is sell ing them off at low rates. He has jvat receivad a large and splendid stock of boots and shoes ‘from the Bay, which he will sell at bargains. He invites the attention of everybody to eall. and examine his stock. Boots made to order— Repairing promptly and neatly doue ; DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. © > I would iaform. my friends aud all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those favoring i me with a éall, atany hour. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure of the herve will be filled without causing pain. “ . WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this fhe to be per formed in a more skiiful manner, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are moderate, and to auit the time? . am —— located in this city ~Residenoe on Sacramento street, thirdhouse fromTemperance Hall. ee tineVulcantte Work promptly andj neatly done at this office. : ‘NEVADA & MOORES FLAT Daily Express and Stage Line! TAGE leaves Nevada on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, (connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express) on the arrival of the Sacramento @ fo ‘ ig Lake City, ee North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, ~ Woolsey’s Flat, and Orlean's Flat. Pony Expregs leaves Nevoda on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, for the same points. Both, Stage ry ced and Express, connecting with Sacramento Stage and also with Jefferis’ Saddie Train to Meadow Lake city and the New Mines. Packages delivered, Collections: made and all Express business promptly atto, PHILIP & GREGORY, Prop’rs. ‘ALL ABOARD!” ~ Grass Valley and Nevada City STAGE LINES : Having recently purchased this long established ‘and popular Stage Line, we are ready to carry passengers over the road with speed and -safety, promising te treat those who ride with us in a courteous, and we trust, ina satisfactory manner. : Hours of Departure. Leaves Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, daily, at 8 and i1-o’clock; A. M. and 4 o’clock, P. M. Leaves Nevada, daily, at 9 o'clock, A. M. and 2b. M. an@§o’clock.P Mm. oe CLEVELAND & ROYCE, Propr’s. Nevada, Nov, 17th. . BEAR VALLEY HOUSE, + <a ’ Junetion of the Nevada and Dutch Fi eosin . sion ‘to Virgina’ City. al ELIJAH 0. TOMPKINS, » WOULD INFORM the traveling public and all who wish to spend a seakon at this benutiful part of Nevada coun®y, that he has now open. ped his Largedand Elegant House, at BEAR VALLEY, ~ And ia prepared to aecommodate all in as good style as at any other House in the State. j The House has just been. built and liand-: somely furnished throughout—having room enough for forty.persons, =. : The Table willcoutain the best of food— equal ifnotauperior toany House in this county. a Piswnitg ‘ and Huntin y— There, fe po “ace §.8¢C a2qual to © dating and hunting. * tridihi ae The Dancing Hall is in the county, short notice. J. L CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City. » 4 the largest and beat Suppersand Music sewer ~ on 1 a J.T. Caldwell, Notary Public for Nevada cou and Commissioner for the State of Nevada nJ GH. FERRAND. irPHOTOWGRAPHIC.4 DAGUERREAN ARTIST &? Every hind of Photographs and Ambro. types taken.in the best styleofthe Art. . . ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. Tom. Cox, Phomas Fitoh. COX & FITCH, ee Attorneys and Counselors at Law, SUMMIT CITY, CAL. ay Will practice.in-all the Courts of California and ‘Nevada. Office in Magnolia Building B street. ’ antmmmit city, Nowade county, Oot. 27, C. M, BATES, PHY Se Pan. + & " PROBA N the miatter of the Estate of JAMES HOEL, de‘dL ceased. . In Probate Court, Nevada county. It appearing to the satisfaction of the undersigned, Judve-of said Probate Court, by the toregoing petition that there are no outstanding debts against the Estate or claims allowed or presented against the Estate, that more than twelve months have expired. since the issuance of letters of administration to Sa rah M, Hoel. Admiinistratrix of said Estate, and notice to creditors by her duly published and that she is the devizee of the entire Estate of said’ deceased, both real and personal, with the condition that she pay on demand to the heirs named in the will.of-deceased, heretofore admitted to Probate in this Court and that said Estate is in proper condition for distribution, &¢. On motion of JJ. Caldwell, Attorney for Petitio er. it is hereby ordered that MONDAY, the Tweuty Seventh day of November, 1865, be fixed for the hearing of this application, and that notice be given by publication of this order in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a tewspaper published in Nevada city, for at least once & week for four successive weeks ; that all persons interested in said Estate appear before the said Probate Court on said 27th day of November, 1865at 19 o’elock, A. M,: _} of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, in the eity of Nevada. Nevada.county, State of California. to show cause, if any they have, why-the prayer of said. Petitioner should not be granted, and. the property of said Estate, both real and ‘personal,. should not be distributed pursuant to prayer of petition. and she discharged from her trust as said Adininistratrix: i A. C. NILES, Probate Judge. _ October 24th, 1865. County of Nevada, ss.—I. R. H. Farquhar, Clerk of the Probate Court aforesaid, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of an order duly made and entered upon the minutes of said Court in the above entitled matter. —~—) Witness my hand and the seal of said Court. wea this 25th day of October. A. D. 1865. -. _~ : R.H FARQUHAR, Clerk. : ; By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. _ J. 1. Caldwell, Att'y. : 026 . PROBATE NOTICE, W the mat*er ofthe Estate of AUGUST FRANDY, deceased. In Prubate Court, Nevada county. 5 : _It appearing to the undersigned Judge of the Probate Court in and for said county of Nevada by the foregoing petition of J B. Gray, Admin istrator of the said Estate praying for an order to sell the personal and real estate in said petition particularly set forth and described, that it is neressary to sell that portion of R: al Estate ‘consisting of the undivided one-fourth of Mining claims therein deseribed and the undivided one fourth of the Quieksilver and the undivided one-fourth of the bellows, personal estate therein described, to pay the debta of administration andthe debts outstanding against the Estate and expenses of Administration. Itis therefore ordered thot all persons interested in Said Estate appear before:the said Probate Covrt on MONDAY tbe the 2*th day of November, 1865, at 10 o’rlock, A. M. of said day. at the Court Room of said Cougt, in the city of Nevada. Nevada county, Cal., to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Administrator to sell the said ‘personal property and as muck of the real estate of said deceased as shall be neeeasary. Andthatacopy ofthe order be pub lished at least once a week for four successive weeks in the NEVAPA DAILY TRANSCRIPT a newepapér published in anid Nevada city. ‘ A. CO. NILES, Probate Judge. October 27th, 1865. County of Nevada, aa —1, R.H. Farquhar, Clerk of the Probate Court aferesaid, do hereby certify the foregoing tu bea true copy of an or: dvr duly made and entered upon the minutes of said Court in the above entitled matter. Fy ~~ Witness mv hand and the seal of said } seal ; Court, this 27th dav of October. 1865. ww }R H. FARQUH AR, Clerk. By G, K. Farquhar, Deputy. J I, Caldwetl, Att’y ~ : 028 UMMONS.—In the Distriet Court of tne 14th \) Jadicial District, ofthe State of California, in and for the County of Nevada. Harrict M. Peabody vs. Georte Peabody ‘The People ofthe State ot California seud greeting to Geo. PeaYou are hereby required to appear In an action brought against you by the abovenamed Plaintiffs inthe Distriet Court ofthe Fourteenth Ju dicial District of the State of California, in and forthe County of Nevada, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ‘ten days exelusive ofthe day of service, after the service on you ofthis summons, if served within thos county ; or, if served ont of this county, but within this Judicitl District Within’ twenty days; or if served out of said District, then . within. forty days—or judgment by déefauit will be taken agajnst 5 according to the prayer said complaint. The said aetion is brought to obtain a deeree of this Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between piaintiff and defend ant—that plaintiff may have the care, contro] and edueation ofthe minor ehildren of plaintiff and defendant and Pee the common personal property of faintiff and defendant may be awared to plaintiff. =~ : * Aud you are hereby notified, that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said Plaintiff will take default and apply to-the Court for the relief prayed for. — Given'under my hand and Seal. of the seal ¢ District Courtof the 14th Judicial Dis~~~ ) triet.of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, this 5th day of Oct’r, A. D. 1865. R, H. FARQUHAR. Clerk. G, K. Farquhar, Deputy Cierk. Per Revenue Pi By order of Hon, A, C. Niles, County Judge R. 8. FARQUUAR, Clerk. J. {. Caldwetl, Plaintiffs Atty. oct7 LIAS SUMMONS,—State of California, County and-Township of Nevada, ss. Betore BE. W. Smith, Justice of the Peace. The People of the State of California to AARON DAVIS. You are agar § suinmoned to. appear before me, at my . office, in theTownship of Nevada, in the County of Nevada,"on SATURDAY the 50th day of December, A. DP, 1865, at9 o'clock. A. M. to ‘avswer unto the complaint of HSWENDLER who demands of you the suum of $1710 balance due for furniture sold and, delivered toe yow at your request by Plaintiff, as per complaint now on ‘ile at my office when judgment will be taken against you for said account together with costs and damages ifou ‘fail to appeat and answer. fat tiven undermy this 234 day of September, 19g, Snore Jone ee Shir vee : % es axe Ordered: that ti Suimons be publistied in thet 3 \. The 'abové Defenda Nevada Daily Transeript, a néwspaper Llished in Nevada Sonny for a xd of three monchs. 3 W, SMITH, Justice of the Peace J.-1. Caldwell, Plaintiff's Att'y. 0 s24 _ GEO, E. WITHINGTON, . Sign and Ornamental Painter. . F hype PAINTING promptly attended tc.— Paper always kecp on hand eee the Foot of Broad = ~eet. Nevada oo 3 . MEAT 7 7. JAMES MONROE can be found ‘at the old stand on Broad at. where heap Si eae of Bak Va, Pork, Mutton, + &e. A hoe on. Corucd Beef'and Pork &c. &c. at = -A M, arrive at Sacramento at 10.05 A M. -. Freight to and from Colfax and intermediate ‘Sacramento at 6.30 AM, and Colfax at 9.45 A. M. _ UNION LIVERY STABLE, . the .ed for in plaintiffs’ said eomplaint. . CENTRAL PACIFIC BAILROAL . ‘\k AND AFTER Sunday, September 24tlr 1868, until further notice, the trains of the Central. Pacific Railroad will be run as follows : Going [East. ‘ : Mail and passenger. train will leave Sacramento at 6.30 hon arrive at Colfax at 9.05 A M.* Freight tram-leave Sacramento at 8 A.M, arrive at Colfax at 1245 PM Freight and passenger train leave Sacramento at 3PM arrive at Colfax at 7-45 P M. i : Going West. : ' Freight and passenger traimJeave Colfax at 6.45 Mail and passenger train leave Colfax at 9.55 AM. arrive at Sacramento at 12.30 A M. Freight and passenger train leave Colfax at 2 P M. arrive.at Sacramente at 6.30 P M: stations will be. taken on all.trains except the mail and passenger train, : The morning Passenger Trains connect at Auburn with Stages for Yankee, Jims;Forest Hill aid, Michigan Binffs; and at Colfax with Stages for Grass Valley, Nevada, North San Juan, Iinoistown, Gold Run, Dutch ‘Flat and Virginia city. \ « The 6.30 ‘4 M. up train connects at the Junetion with the cars of the California Central Railroad fot Lincoln and Marysvilleand all points north. . : On Sunday one train only will be run, leaving , Conveyances ean be had at Newcastie for Ala baster Cave, six milea distant. C. CROCKER, Superintendent C. FP. R R Co, G F. Hartwell, Assistant Superintendent Sacramento. September 8th. : SPRING STREET, NEVADA. Mm JOHN. A, LANs " CASTER would in5 ~\zs=f-= form bia friends and publie generally that he has added extensively.to his alfeady large and elegant establishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddies, Harness. &a4 and is prepared to furnish as fine turn outs as ean be tard in the state. Well trained, fleet and easv Saddle Horses well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready atalltimes. Aj long experience in the business and an earncst desire to retain the eontidenec of my friends leads me to believe I will be able te give general satisfaction, Particular attention paid to Horses on oh By Carriages always in readiness with earefnl drivers for the use of parties, balls, &e. Thequal ity of stock will permit me to say that those\seeking pleasure or engaged on business would do well to giveme a eall, J ; 4 gf CY. UMMONS,—State of California, county of Ss Nevada. s«.—District Court. of the Fourteeth Judicial District of said State, The Peo ple of the State of California. to JAMES ALLIGAN and JOHN B. TAYLOR, Greeting.— Yon are hereby summoned to ee and~ answer to the complaint of JAMES WHARTENBY within ten days from the service of this. writ. if served on you in this cqunty, and within twenty days if served on you in thi# District and out of this county, and within forty days if served on you in the Stateand outofthis District, in an aetion commenced on the Sixth day of July. a. D., 1865, m said Court, tu ebtain a decree of this Court for the Foreclosure of a certain Mortgage bearing date the twenty-fourth day of July A. D. 1861, executed by James Halligan, and John B. Taylor to Benjamin Watham and by him assigned to plaintiff and for the sale of the prem. ises therein, and in said complaint particularly mentiened and deseribed. and the application of the moniesarising from such sale to the payment-of the amount dueon-a oop Pmgpomiseory note set, forth insaid complaint, made and de‘livered to Benjamin Watham by said Hattigan & Taylor and by said Watham assigned to plain. tiff bearing evendate with said Mortgage and thereby intended to be secured to wit :—The sum of $1000 with interest thereon from the twenty fourth day of July, A. Dp. 1862, at the rate -of ten per cent per annum till paid ; and eounsel fees in the sum of $100 and if any defigiency shall remain after apply ing sll of said monevs, properly s0 applicable thereto, then that plaintiff may havo 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 .Ptaintiff’s Mortgage and the commeneement of this action, may be barred and foreclosed of all right. claim, lien and equity of redemption in and to the said mortgaged premises, or any port thereof, and for such other and further relief, or both; in’ the premises as may be just and equitable And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint as herein directed. plaintiff will take jadgment against you therefor by . default. tegether willall costs of suit. ard also ; demand of the Court such other retief as is pray~ ~~ In testimony whereof, I, R. H. Far seal baa har, Clerk of the District Cuurt aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, st offieec, in Nevada city, this sixth day of July. A Dp. 1865. R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. ; ; Per G. K, Farquhar, Deputy. Per Revente Stamo. . By order of Hon. 2. B. McFarland, Judge of the District Court aforesaid. * H A irue copy, Attest. a R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. ' By G. K, Farquhar, Deputy. A C Niles, Plaintiffs Attorney aug6 \ U MEMONS, —State of California; county of Ne \) vada, ss—In Justice’s Court, Bridgeport Town. ship. Before W. C. Holt, Justice of tha Peace. The People of the State_ofCalifernia send: Greeting to John C. Randalls. You are hereby summoned to appear, before me, at my oflice, in the’ Township: of Bridgeport, in the county of Neyada, State of California:-ou the Ist day of mber. 1865, at 10 o’c Pk A, M., to answer unto the complaint of James Chisholm who demands of you the suin-oftForty Eight Dollars and twelve cents, aud legal interest on that sui from the 19th day of August 1863;-alleced to be due from you to plaintiff, for labor performed, as per contract on the Yuba. Tunnel, said congract having been completed, and by you duly accepted, in writing, on the 12th day of July 1863, as wéll more fully appear by reference to complaint on file in my office, when judgment will be taken against you for said amount together with@osts and damages if you fail to appear and answer. ‘ Given under my hand this 2ist day of Aug. 1865. W.C HOLT, Justice ofthe Peace. — oe : aving departed from this State, it is ordered tha&the Summons, be served ‘by pudlisation : that the,same be pubiished in the Nevada Daily Transeript, a newspaper published in county and most likely ‘to giva notice t, at Teast once a gy for the space a -. HOLT Ti 58-8 & Grilles obbieMice. UMMONS.—State of California, county of Ne S da, tewnship of Eureka, ss. Before J a4 Kellong Justice ef the Peace. The People of thé State of California send Greeting, to Cook Porter end Riehard Roe, constituting the firm of Cook & Co. You hereby summoned to a: before mey at my of three months. sepl ee in the Township of Eureka, in the County of Nevada . . on the 23d cay of November, 1865, at 1 elock, P. M. toanswer ante the complaint ofJuseph Levi whe sues you toreeever the sum of one-hundred and thir as per bili oufile in my offiee,. when. judgment will be taken inet you ter .Aamount together rg “Gives DRUG & MEDICINE STORE, &F AT RED DOC, = WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE. COMBS & McGOUN,. OULD respectfully inform the eitizens of Little York Township. that they: have re. moved to the Store formerly occupied by Bourke & Cook. where. they have and will keep constantlyon hand everything usually found in a Mountain : = VARIETY STORE. We have now on hand a large and complete stock of : F heer: _ No, 1 Groceries and Provisions, _ IC ASE. GOODS, And every article nsually kept in first-class Grocery end Provision Establishment. sa . ee As heretefire, we shail continue to keep wel) Se ae supplied with . Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, —AND— PATENT MEDICINES, OF EVERY KIND. In addition to the above we have and shall_always keep on hand a fine stuck of ; Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, HATS AND CAPS, Alao, a well selected stock of CROCKERY WARE. es Xr We are selling the above Goods as. Cheap, if not Cheaper than any other-Storein Little York Township, and shall strictly adhere tothe Cash system. COMBS & McGOUN, Red Dog, Jan. 24th. af National Manufactory ‘SIX FIRST PREMIUMS’ Awarded to “SHUARZA.” For His Original Punch! Cordials! and : Hygienic Bitters¢ IRECT FROM BON D— Pisco Cognac— t brands, -.~ ‘Jamaica. English and Holland Gin. and Seotch Whisky. Arrack, Kirschwaeser and Liqueurs. Bordeaux Wines. in Unlk and case, Finest Quality of Sherry. Port. Malaga.Champagne, Native Wines — Stout, English and California Ale and T. 5 ° ? ° Ameérican Whisky, oldest snd’ best, Peach and Apple Brandy. é Wholesale and Retail. Passenger Stores. No. 44 heidesdorff, fe19 Near Sacraments street. San Franeiseco. Trish Absynthe,. NATIONAL EXCHANGE ELIOTEL. : BROAD STREET.. NEVADA CIT x This old and well es; tablished Hotelisagain Opened to the Public. It has been remodeled and enlarged and@'is now ne of the most commodious Houses in-the inerior of the State. Located in an elevated position it commands a view of the city and surrounding country and insures good air in the heat of summer. Built of BRICK AND FIREPROOF, its walls keep ont, in great measure, the heat of the sun and give security in case of fire. “THE EXCHANGE is near the center ofthe tewn on a wide and THE business street of thecity. There are no wooden buildings near the Hote} to kip ag it in case of conflagration. THE ROOMS are ye furnithed, theBeds are ot Spring and Hair Mattraspes, unexcelled by any Hotel in the State—all the Furniture new and of the latest style. SUITS OF ROOMS, and every aceommodation furnished families and the traveliag public, and every care taken to make the Housea HomMeE FOR BOARDERS : . THE TABLE will at atl times be furnished with everything the market affords, The Coaches of the California Stage Comrany, Alpha, Washington, Omega, Woolsey’s, Moore’s Flat, and RedDog, have their offices at and take their departure from this Hote]. The House is kept open all Night. THE SALOON is titted up iu superior style, where none but the best Wines and Liquors aretebe fomnd The BILLIARD TABLES are Phelan’s best. ; Connected with the Establishment 18a LIVERY. S?AB1.2 where the besi Turnouts maybe had.Laneaster & Hasey, Prop’s. Nevada, May 10th. IACIFESC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. on — — ee CIA LAA The following Steamsh will che dispatched on. the following aaae = . : Nov, 10—-SACRAMENTO, Capt. Farosworth. From Folsom Street: Wharf, at 11 .o'lock, A. M panctually, ~ FOR PANAMA Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Asinwall by the Panama Railroad Co ; &nd from Asinwall to New York by the Atlantic.and Pacifie teamship Company, i A Baggage Master. will be a Steamers will :positively sail at Ii’ o’cloeck.— asscngers are requesjed to have their: e oD board before 10 o'sloek. waens di Cabin passengers berthed through. : i OLIVER ELBRIDGE, Agent Pacific Mail Steamship €om . ate. Cor. Sacramento and J.G.H Meyer,. st Premium Billiard Ball Manufacturer. 228 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. HE Pirst Premium awarded b . the I _ des Institute at their last Fair held in ‘in 1864; A and : iseo at'variety of Billiard Bagat: Rondo 1 Cues, Cue . and sent through each trip. Balle, Lestbere. k Billiard Cloth on hand und sold at New York ; ROE tad . . a “VOL. anevaila “BRO NW. P. BROWN Office---cor. _ eS EE J. W. HINDS. BAN HIINDS <¢ uci ‘ AVING house al On Broz Will carry on. stand. under t -_The High Gold Dust. x Gold I Lowest Ba L‘beral adva lion for Assay ;Deposits . Francisco : Drafts on Lowest Ha Collections } eurities pi market val Agents fer and Life [usu Gold and MELTED, _ All Assays w Correspond ifornia;: Sacr York, Lees & Hats! Ha FALL POIRI Z 8 Corner c Wiss Hats ant stock comprise WOOL HATS scription. Ladies Hats ‘The Best FoR Sacramento, D. 8. BAKER. D, Groceries, Wheat, . ! No. 7 RESH on hand Cash, . ~ Goods de Within a 1 : woon— Cheap for Ca N R.C. 1 citizens give “ Instructio Ro thos lin Hepa s Rep: Mr Chase : Nevada @ rection is no" Balisand Soc com -:nunicate George R. C Miners’ F. St Bi: j b : i

+ a spirits depresse h > ‘nowledgment for your valuable services—parQuick Cures and Moderate Charges. DR. W. K. DOHERTY’ : Private Medical & Surgical netitute ento street, below. Montgomery, oppo. arte Pacifie Mail Steamsh ra Ce’s office. » Private entrance on Leidesdorff street, la’ caphetr’ to ater Ce katictea blished expressly to a he afflic’ ead and acientifie Medieal aid, in the treatment and cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases, cases of secrecy and all sexual diseases. TO THE AFFLICTED.—Dr. W. K. Doherty returns hia sincere thanks to his numerous. pa tients for the patronage, and wonld take this 6 portunity to remindthem that he continues to consult at his institute for the eure cf chronie diseaaes of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digesjve-and Gerito-Urmary Organs, andall private seadses, Viz: Syphilis in all its forme and stages, Seminsi Weakness, and all the horrid con goqrences of self.abusae. Gonorhoe, Gleet, Stric : tures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sexual Debility. Diseases ofthe Back aad Loins, Infla-: ’ n of the Bladder and Kidneys, etc, and he came that hie long experience and. successfal ractice will eontinue to insure hima share of public patronage. By the practice of many years in Europe and the United States. he senabledto apply the most efficient and success ul remedies against (liscases of all kinds. He useg no mercury, charges mo.lerate, treats his patiente in a correet ard honorable way, bas rences of unquestionable veracity from men of known respectability and hich standing in soci-: ety. All parties consulting him. by Jetter or otherwise will receive the best and gentlest treatment and implicit secrecy. : READ THE FOLLOWING :—A case of Gleet and Stricture —Dr, Doherty—Dear Sir; 1 feel my health so fully restored, that, in common gratitude, I believe I should make some written ac“4 so.as your fee was sma'l for the work fates nee 1 arived in this city from the Kest about one year ago, and was then suffering from old case of Gleet. complicated with stricture, Being a stranger in this city, and believing those doctors who-gave such positive assurances. of suceess were necessarily the beat (sume of whom have a large number of titles,) I placed myselfin their charge and continued under their treatment antil 1 hed lost nearly all hope and a considera. t ble sum or money. . wish to say now that yon are the sixth Doctor I have employed. and the only one that has ever done me any service. My Gleet is. wholly cured, the stricture is all removed, and my genére! health is better than it has been for vyears. In conclusion . would say to the many ‘anfortunates who require medieal advice, if you have any doubt as to whom you p=! employ. ask Dr: Doherty for my address and éall and see me, ({ keep store in this = td My ees may eave you many dollars. I would alsoadd that in the early stage of my disease, I used a large amt éf the preparstions advertised as an infalltote cure for Gonorrhoe, Gleet. ete. but never derived any bengfit from them. ly yours. fica Rrancisco. June 16th, 1864, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st fay of June, 1864. A.S. GOULD, Notary Public, Orman AL W HLAKNESS—A sworn to Certificate of most Remarkable Cure of Spermoterrhoea — A desire to bevefit humanity, and a feeling of gratitude co Dr. WK. Doherty, alone’ induces me to make™this statement. Nor many years IT have been afflicted with that fearful disease known as “Spermaterrhoen,” or 3eminal weakness, the result of self-abuse, bat'til) 1856 —. rienced but little trouble or inconvenience in that. year, however, I al emissions to a, weakening extent, which was soon followed by im 4 am, Doctor, very L— H the most alarming aymptuns, as weakness of the4 back and limbs. pain in the head, dimness of vieion, nervousness and general debility. My mind too, waa afflicted to such an extent as to serious~ ly impair manne ye my ideas were confused » I was averse to society. evil forebodings and self-distrust and was entirely unfitted for any ofthe duties of life.— Fro 5 tu the summer of 18*3, I employed the very edical talent { eould find, and spent geveral hundred dollars, but in no instance ob’ utemperary relief. (had abou concluded there se be relief for me in this cal world, but seein Doherty's advertisement, I thought [ should and see him, as hecharg —ed nothing for condultation. TI had an interview with Dr. Boheris, at his office, in Sacramento street, and his fee for treatment was so reasonable, I paps hy en 0) ee — See I a a expect much benetit from On . Sth day of Dec. last I placed’ thysel der ‘his care: mone week found myself very much imroved, and now, after five weeks treatment, I cel myself thoroughly cured of all my troubles andin theénjoyment of the beet of health Ho: ping thatmy bar yg : <ther A piocone fa othilarly afflicted, 1 subse mysel Cee nary ee’ JAMES JOUNSTON Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 15th of Janu. 1844, AG, RANDALL. Notary Public ie FEMALES —When a female is in trouble or afflicted with disease, as weakness of the’*back and limbs, pain in the head, dimness of sight ieas of muscular power, palpication of the heart rritability nervousness, extreme uriniary difficulties, derangemedt of digestive furctions,general debility, vaginities; ‘all diséases of the womb hyateria, sterility and all other diseases peeuliar to females, they should ge or write at once to the celebrated female doctor, W. K. Doherty, at his Medical Institute and consult him ut their troubles and disease. . The Doctor is effeeting more cures than aay other Physician in the State of California. Let no false delicay prevent ou. but apply immediately and save yourself om paintfal.snfferings and premature death. All married ladies whose delicate health or other circumstances prevent an increase in their fam‘jes, should write or call at Dr W. K. Dohertys Medical Institute and they will reeeive every pos ‘gible relicfand help. ‘The Doctor's offices are so arranged that he can be consulted without fear of obsernation. Lo CORRESPONDENTS Patients residing in any part of the State, however distant, who may’ desire the opinion and advice of Dr. Doherty en their respective cases, and who think proper to submit a written statement of such, in preference to holding a personal intnryiew, are respectfuly assured that their communications will be held most Sa¢red. Dr. Doherty takes this onportuni ty of observing, that all letters are only opéned and replied to . himeelf, and the latter as promptly.as poseible. Ifthe case be fully and candidly described, and the usual fée of teh dotlars enclosed—by express’ Or in a registered . : letters—persoaal commanication will be be supee A a as. instructions for dict. regimen, and the genrral treatment “of the cases itself, (including the remedies) will be forwarded without delay, and jn such a manner as te coatey no idea of the purport of t@e letter or Bo tranamitted. Consultation—at the FREE. by letter. $16 -Permanent cure guaranteed or oe W. K. DOWERTY, M. D. is San @ranciseo, Califoraia. FININGER & CO. Suceessors to CH Meyer & Co, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN FINE BRANDIES,; WANES, R. t 1} D Street, between First and Second, Near Wells, ‘Fargo & Co's, MARYSVILLE. ADOLPHUS RAU. OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Ne: vads county that long éxperience in the business has qualified him to do WORK IN MARBLE, SUCH AS . MONUMENTS, TOMBS, Grave Stories, Mantel Pieces, Sculpture, Modeling in Clay, &e. ORNAMENTAL WORK. done in a superior style. at reasonable prices. a9 . ADOLPHUS RAU. Boot and Shoe Store. ’ . WL Shaefrr would inform the citizens of Nevada and the surrounding country that BB i:0 has removed his stock of a BOOTS & SHOES. To Commercial street, near Pine st, and is sell ing them off at low rates. He has jvat receivad a large and splendid stock of boots and shoes ‘from the Bay, which he will sell at bargains. He invites the attention of everybody to eall. and examine his stock. Boots made to order— Repairing promptly and neatly doue ; DR. A. CHAPMAN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. © > I would iaform. my friends aud all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those favoring i me with a éall, atany hour. Teeth after having become sensitive by exposure of the herve will be filled without causing pain. “ . WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at this fhe to be per formed in a more skiiful manner, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are moderate, and to auit the time? . am —— located in this city ~Residenoe on Sacramento street, thirdhouse fromTemperance Hall. ee tineVulcantte Work promptly andj neatly done at this office. : ‘NEVADA & MOORES FLAT Daily Express and Stage Line! TAGE leaves Nevada on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, (connecting with Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express) on the arrival of the Sacramento @ fo ‘ ig Lake City, ee North Bloomfield, Moore's Flat, ~ Woolsey’s Flat, and Orlean's Flat. Pony Expregs leaves Nevoda on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, for the same points. Both, Stage ry ced and Express, connecting with Sacramento Stage and also with Jefferis’ Saddie Train to Meadow Lake city and the New Mines. Packages delivered, Collections: made and all Express business promptly atto, PHILIP & GREGORY, Prop’rs. ‘ALL ABOARD!” ~ Grass Valley and Nevada City STAGE LINES : Having recently purchased this long established ‘and popular Stage Line, we are ready to carry passengers over the road with speed and -safety, promising te treat those who ride with us in a courteous, and we trust, ina satisfactory manner. : Hours of Departure. Leaves Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, daily, at 8 and i1-o’clock; A. M. and 4 o’clock, P. M. Leaves Nevada, daily, at 9 o'clock, A. M. and 2b. M. an@§o’clock.P Mm. oe CLEVELAND & ROYCE, Propr’s. Nevada, Nov, 17th. . BEAR VALLEY HOUSE, + <a ’ Junetion of the Nevada and Dutch Fi eosin . sion ‘to Virgina’ City. al ELIJAH 0. TOMPKINS, » WOULD INFORM the traveling public and all who wish to spend a seakon at this benutiful part of Nevada coun®y, that he has now open. ped his Largedand Elegant House, at BEAR VALLEY, ~ And ia prepared to aecommodate all in as good style as at any other House in the State. j The House has just been. built and liand-: somely furnished throughout—having room enough for forty.persons, =. : The Table willcoutain the best of food— equal ifnotauperior toany House in this county. a Piswnitg ‘ and Huntin y— There, fe po “ace §.8¢C a2qual to © dating and hunting. * tridihi ae The Dancing Hall is in the county, short notice. J. L CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City. » 4 the largest and beat Suppersand Music sewer ~ on 1 a J.T. Caldwell, Notary Public for Nevada cou and Commissioner for the State of Nevada nJ GH. FERRAND. irPHOTOWGRAPHIC.4 DAGUERREAN ARTIST &? Every hind of Photographs and Ambro. types taken.in the best styleofthe Art. . . ON PINE STREET, Over the United States Bakery. Tom. Cox, Phomas Fitoh. COX & FITCH, ee Attorneys and Counselors at Law, SUMMIT CITY, CAL. ay Will practice.in-all the Courts of California and ‘Nevada. Office in Magnolia Building B street. ’ antmmmit city, Nowade county, Oot. 27, C. M, BATES, PHY Se Pan. + & " PROBA N the miatter of the Estate of JAMES HOEL, de‘dL ceased. . In Probate Court, Nevada county. It appearing to the satisfaction of the undersigned, Judve-of said Probate Court, by the toregoing petition that there are no outstanding debts against the Estate or claims allowed or presented against the Estate, that more than twelve months have expired. since the issuance of letters of administration to Sa rah M, Hoel. Admiinistratrix of said Estate, and notice to creditors by her duly published and that she is the devizee of the entire Estate of said’ deceased, both real and personal, with the condition that she pay on demand to the heirs named in the will.of-deceased, heretofore admitted to Probate in this Court and that said Estate is in proper condition for distribution, &¢. On motion of JJ. Caldwell, Attorney for Petitio er. it is hereby ordered that MONDAY, the Tweuty Seventh day of November, 1865, be fixed for the hearing of this application, and that notice be given by publication of this order in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT, a tewspaper published in Nevada city, for at least once & week for four successive weeks ; that all persons interested in said Estate appear before the said Probate Court on said 27th day of November, 1865at 19 o’elock, A. M,: _} of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, in the eity of Nevada. Nevada.county, State of California. to show cause, if any they have, why-the prayer of said. Petitioner should not be granted, and. the property of said Estate, both real and ‘personal,. should not be distributed pursuant to prayer of petition. and she discharged from her trust as said Adininistratrix: i A. C. NILES, Probate Judge. _ October 24th, 1865. County of Nevada, ss.—I. R. H. Farquhar, Clerk of the Probate Court aforesaid, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of an order duly made and entered upon the minutes of said Court in the above entitled matter. —~—) Witness my hand and the seal of said Court. wea this 25th day of October. A. D. 1865.. -. _~ : R.H FARQUHAR, Clerk. : ; By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. _ J. 1. Caldwell, Att'y. : 026 . PROBATE NOTICE, W the mat*er ofthe Estate of AUGUST FRANDY, deceased. In Prubate Court, Nevada county. 5 : _It appearing to the undersigned Judge of the Probate Court in and for said county of Nevada by the foregoing petition of J B. Gray, Admin istrator of the said Estate praying for an order to sell the personal and real estate in said petition particularly set forth and described, that it is neressary to sell that portion of R: al Estate ‘consisting of the undivided one-fourth of Mining claims therein deseribed and the undivided one fourth of the Quieksilver and the undivided one-fourth of the bellows, personal estate therein described, to pay the debta of administration andthe debts outstanding against the Estate and expenses of Administration. Itis therefore ordered thot all persons interested in Said Estate appear before:the said Probate Covrt on MONDAY tbe the 2*th day of November, 1865, at 10 o’rlock, A. M. of said day. at the Court Room of said Cougt, in the city of Nevada. Nevada county, Cal., to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Administrator to sell the said ‘personal property and as muck of the real estate of said deceased as shall be neeeasary. Andthatacopy ofthe order be pub lished at least once a week for four successive weeks in the NEVAPA DAILY TRANSCRIPT a newepapér published in anid Nevada city. ‘ A. CO. NILES, Probate Judge. October 27th, 1865. County of Nevada, aa —1, R.H. Farquhar, Clerk of the Probate Court aferesaid, do hereby certify the foregoing tu bea true copy of an or: dvr duly made and entered upon the minutes of said Court in the above entitled matter. Fy ~~ Witness mv hand and the seal of said } seal ; Court, this 27th dav of October. 1865. ww }R H. FARQUH AR, Clerk. By G, K. Farquhar, Deputy. J I, Caldwetl, Att’y ~ : 028 UMMONS.—In the Distriet Court of tne 14th \) Jadicial District, ofthe State of California, in and for the County of Nevada. Harrict M. Peabody vs. Georte Peabody ‘The People ofthe State ot California seud greeting to Geo. PeaYou are hereby required to appear In an action brought against you by the abovenamed Plaintiffs inthe Distriet Court ofthe Fourteenth Ju dicial District of the State of California, in and forthe County of Nevada, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ‘ten days exelusive ofthe day of service, after the service on you ofthis summons, if served within thos county ; or, if served ont of this county, but within this Judicitl District Within’ twenty days; or if served out of said District, then . within. forty days—or judgment by déefauit will be taken agajnst 5 according to the prayer said complaint. The said aetion is brought to obtain a deeree of this Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between piaintiff and defend ant—that plaintiff may have the care, contro] and edueation ofthe minor ehildren of plaintiff and defendant and Pee the common personal property of faintiff and defendant may be awared to plaintiff. =~ : * Aud you are hereby notified, that if you fail to appear and answer the said complaint as above required, the said Plaintiff will take default and apply to-the Court for the relief prayed for. — Given'under my hand and Seal. of the seal ¢ District Courtof the 14th Judicial Dis~~~ ) triet.of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, this 5th day of Oct’r, A. D. 1865. R, H. FARQUHAR. Clerk. G, K. Farquhar, Deputy Cierk. Per Revenue Pi By order of Hon, A, C. Niles, County Judge R. 8. FARQUUAR, Clerk. J. {. Caldwetl, Plaintiffs Atty. oct7 LIAS SUMMONS,—State of California, County and-Township of Nevada, ss. Betore BE. W. Smith, Justice of the Peace. The People of the State of California to AARON DAVIS. You are agar § suinmoned to. appear before me, at my . office, in theTownship of Nevada, in the County of Nevada,"on SATURDAY the 50th day of December, A. DP, 1865, at9 o'clock. A. M. to ‘avswer unto the complaint of HSWENDLER who demands of you the suum of $1710 balance due for furniture sold and, delivered toe yow at your request by Plaintiff, as per complaint now on ‘ile at my office when judgment will be taken against you for said account

together with costs and damages ifou ‘fail to appeat and answer. fat tiven undermy this 234 day of September, 19g, Snore Jone ee Shir vee : % es axe Ordered: that ti Suimons be publistied in thet 3 \. The 'abové Defenda Nevada Daily Transeript, a néwspaper Llished in Nevada Sonny for a xd of three monchs. 3 W, SMITH, Justice of the Peace J.-1. Caldwell, Plaintiff's Att'y. 0 s24 _ GEO, E. WITHINGTON, . Sign and Ornamental Painter. . F hype PAINTING promptly attended tc.— Paper always kecp on hand eee the Foot of Broad = ~eet. Nevada oo 3 . MEAT 7 7. JAMES MONROE can be found ‘at the old stand on Broad at. where heap Si eae of Bak Va, Pork, Mutton, + &e. A hoe on. Corucd Beef'and Pork &c. &c. at = -A M, arrive at Sacramento at 10.05 A M. -. Freight to and from Colfax and intermediate ‘Sacramento at 6.30 AM, and Colfax at 9.45 A. M. _ UNION LIVERY STABLE, . the .ed for in plaintiffs’ said eomplaint. . CENTRAL PACIFIC BAILROAL . ‘\k AND AFTER Sunday, September 24tlr 1868, until further notice, the trains of the Central. Pacific Railroad will be run as follows : Going [East. ‘ : Mail and passenger. train will leave Sacramento at 6.30 hon arrive at Colfax at 9.05 A M.* Freight tram-leave Sacramento at 8 A.M, arrive at Colfax at 1245 PM Freight and passenger train leave Sacramento at 3PM arrive at Colfax at 7-45 P M. i : Going West. : ' Freight and passenger traimJeave Colfax at 6.45 Mail and passenger train leave Colfax at 9.55 AM. arrive at Sacramento at 12.30 A M. Freight and passenger train leave Colfax at 2 P M. arrive.at Sacramente at 6.30 P M: stations will be. taken on all.trains except the mail and passenger train, : The morning Passenger Trains connect at Auburn with Stages for Yankee, Jims;Forest Hill aid, Michigan Binffs; and at Colfax with Stages for Grass Valley, Nevada, North San Juan, Iinoistown, Gold Run, Dutch ‘Flat and Virginia city. \ « The 6.30 ‘4 M. up train connects at the Junetion with the cars of the California Central Railroad fot Lincoln and Marysvilleand all points north.. . : On Sunday one train only will be run, leaving , Conveyances ean be had at Newcastie for Ala baster Cave, six milea distant. C. CROCKER, Superintendent C. FP. R R Co, G F. Hartwell, Assistant Superintendent Sacramento. September 8th. : SPRING STREET, NEVADA. Mm JOHN. A, LANs " CASTER would in5 ~\zs=f-= form bia friends and publie generally that he has added extensively.to his alfeady large and elegant establishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddies, Harness. &a4 and is prepared to furnish as fine turn outs as ean be tard in the state. Well trained, fleet and easv Saddle Horses well equipped for Ladies or Gentlemen will be ready atalltimes. Aj long experience in the business and an earncst desire to retain the eontidenec of my friends leads me to believe I will be able te give general satisfaction, Particular attention paid to Horses on oh By Carriages always in readiness with earefnl drivers for the use of parties, balls, &e. Thequal ity of stock will permit me to say that those\seeking pleasure or engaged on business would do well to giveme a eall, J ; 4 gf CY. UMMONS,—State of California, county of Ss Nevada. s«.—District Court. of the Fourteeth Judicial District of said State, The Peo ple of the State of California. to JAMES ALLIGAN and JOHN B. TAYLOR, Greeting.— Yon are hereby summoned to ee and~ answer to the complaint of JAMES WHARTENBY within ten days from the service of this. writ. if served on you in this cqunty, and within twenty days if served on you in thi# District and out of this county, and within forty days if served on you in the Stateand outofthis District, in an aetion commenced on the Sixth day of July. a. D., 1865, m said Court, tu ebtain a decree of this Court for the Foreclosure of a certain Mortgage bearing date the twenty-fourth day of July A. D. 1861, executed by James Halligan, and John B. Taylor to Benjamin Watham and by him assigned to plaintiff and for the sale of the prem. ises therein, and in said complaint particularly mentiened and deseribed. and the application of the moniesarising from such sale to the payment-of the amount dueon-a oop Pmgpomiseory note set, forth insaid complaint, made and de‘livered to Benjamin Watham by said Hattigan & Taylor and by said Watham assigned to plain. tiff bearing evendate with said Mortgage and thereby intended to be secured to wit :—The sum of $1000 with interest thereon from the twenty fourth day of July, A. Dp. 1862, at the rate -of ten per cent per annum till paid ; and eounsel fees in the sum of $100 and if any defigiency shall remain after apply ing sll of said monevs, properly s0 applicable thereto, then that plaintiff may havo 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 .Ptaintiff’s Mortgage and the commeneement of this action, may be barred and foreclosed of all right. claim, lien and equity of redemption in and to the said mortgaged premises, or any port thereof, and for such other and further relief, or both; in’ the premises as may be just and equitable And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint as herein directed. plaintiff will take jadgment against you therefor by . default. tegether willall costs of suit. ard also ; demand of the Court such other retief as is pray~ ~~ In testimony whereof, I, R. H. Far seal baa har, Clerk of the District Cuurt aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the Seal of said Court, st offieec, in Nevada city, this sixth day of July. A Dp. 1865. R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. ; ; Per G. K, Farquhar, Deputy. Per Revente Stamo. . By order of Hon. 2. B. McFarland, Judge of the District Court aforesaid. * H A irue copy, Attest. a R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. ' By G. K, Farquhar, Deputy. A C Niles, Plaintiffs Attorney aug6 \ U MEMONS, —State of California; county of Ne \) vada, ss—In Justice’s Court, Bridgeport Town. ship. Before W. C. Holt, Justice of tha Peace. The People of the State_ofCalifernia send: Greeting to John C. Randalls. You are hereby summoned to appear, before me, at my oflice, in the’ Township: of Bridgeport, in the county of Neyada, State of California:-ou the Ist day of mber. 1865, at 10 o’c Pk A, M., to answer unto the complaint of James Chisholm who demands of you the suin-oftForty Eight Dollars and twelve cents, aud legal interest on that sui from the 19th day of August 1863;-alleced to be due from you to plaintiff, for labor performed, as per contract on the Yuba. Tunnel, said congract having been completed, and by you duly accepted, in writing, on the 12th day of July 1863, as wéll more fully appear by reference to complaint on file in my office, when judgment will be taken against you for said amount together with@osts and damages if you fail to appear and answer. ‘ Given under my hand this 2ist day of Aug. 1865. W.C HOLT, Justice ofthe Peace. — oe : aving departed from this State, it is ordered tha&the Summons, be served ‘by pudlisation : that the,same be pubiished in the Nevada Daily Transeript, a newspaper published in county and most likely ‘to giva notice t, at Teast once a gy for the space a -. HOLT Ti 58-8 & Grilles obbieMice. UMMONS.—State of California, county of Ne S da, tewnship of Eureka, ss. Before J a4 Kellong Justice ef the Peace. The People of thé State of California send Greeting, to Cook Porter end Riehard Roe, constituting the firm of Cook & Co. You hereby summoned to a: before mey at my of three months. sepl ee in the Township of Eureka, in the County of Nevada . . on the 23d cay of November, 1865, at 1 elock, P. M. toanswer ante the complaint ofJuseph Levi whe sues you toreeever the sum of one-hundred and thir as per bili oufile in my offiee,. when. judgment will be taken inet you ter .Aamount together rg “Gives DRUG & MEDICINE STORE, &F AT RED DOC, = WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STORE. COMBS & McGOUN,. OULD respectfully inform the eitizens of Little York Township. that they: have re. moved to the Store formerly occupied by Bourke & Cook. where. they have and will keep constantlyon hand everything usually found in a Mountain : = VARIETY STORE. We have now on hand a large and complete stock of : F heer: _ No, 1 Groceries and Provisions, _ IC ASE. GOODS, And every article nsually kept in first-class Grocery end Provision Establishment. sa . ee As heretefire, we shail continue to keep wel) Se ae supplied with . Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, —AND— PATENT MEDICINES, OF EVERY KIND.. In addition to the above we have and shall_always keep on hand a fine stuck of ; Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, HATS AND CAPS, Alao, a well selected stock of CROCKERY WARE. es Xr We are selling the above Goods as. Cheap, if not Cheaper than any other-Storein Little York Township, and shall strictly adhere tothe Cash system. COMBS & McGOUN, Red Dog, Jan. 24th. af National Manufactory ‘SIX FIRST PREMIUMS’ Awarded to “SHUARZA.” For His Original Punch! Cordials! and : Hygienic Bitters¢ IRECT FROM BON D— Pisco Cognac— t brands, -.~ ‘Jamaica. English and Holland Gin. and Seotch Whisky. Arrack, Kirschwaeser and Liqueurs. Bordeaux Wines. in Unlk and case, Finest Quality of Sherry. Port. Malaga.Champagne, Native Wines — Stout, English and California Ale and T. 5 ° ? ° Ameérican Whisky, oldest snd’ best, Peach and Apple Brandy. é Wholesale and Retail. Passenger Stores. No. 44 heidesdorff, fe19 Near Sacraments street. San Franeiseco. Trish Absynthe,. NATIONAL EXCHANGE ELIOTEL. : BROAD STREET... NEVADA CIT x This old and well es; tablished Hotelisagain Opened to the Public. It has been remodeled and enlarged and@'is now ne of the most commodious Houses in-the inerior of the State. Located in an elevated position it commands a view of the city and surrounding country and insures good air in the heat of summer. Built of BRICK AND FIREPROOF, its walls keep ont, in great measure, the heat of the sun and give security in case of fire. “THE EXCHANGE is near the center ofthe tewn on a wide and THE business street of thecity. There are no wooden buildings near the Hote} to kip ag it in case of conflagration. THE ROOMS are ye furnithed, theBeds are ot Spring and Hair Mattraspes, unexcelled by any Hotel in the State—all the Furniture new and of the latest style. SUITS OF ROOMS, and every aceommodation furnished families and the traveliag public, and every care taken to make the Housea HomMeE FOR BOARDERS : . THE TABLE will at atl times be furnished with everything the market affords, The Coaches of the California Stage Comrany, Alpha, Washington, Omega, Woolsey’s, Moore’s Flat, and RedDog, have their offices at and take their departure from this Hote]. The House is kept open all Night. THE SALOON is titted up iu superior style, where none but the best Wines and Liquors aretebe fomnd The BILLIARD TABLES are Phelan’s best. ; Connected with the Establishment 18a LIVERY. S?AB1.2 where the besi Turnouts maybe had.Laneaster & Hasey, Prop’s. Nevada, May 10th. IACIFESC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. on — — ee CIA LAA The following Steamsh will che dispatched on. the following aaae = . : Nov, 10—-SACRAMENTO, Capt. Farosworth. From Folsom Street: Wharf, at 11 .o'lock, A. M panctually, ~ FOR PANAMA Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Asinwall by the Panama Railroad Co ; &nd from Asinwall to New York by the Atlantic.and Pacifie teamship Company, i A Baggage Master. will be a Steamers will :positively sail at Ii’ o’cloeck.— asscngers are requesjed to have their: e oD board before 10 o'sloek. waens di Cabin passengers berthed through. : i OLIVER ELBRIDGE, Agent Pacific Mail Steamship €om . ate. Cor. Sacramento and J.G.H Meyer,. st Premium Billiard Ball Manufacturer. 228 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. HE Pirst Premium awarded b . the I _ des Institute at their last Fair held in ‘in 1864; A and : iseo at'variety of Billiard Bagat: Rondo 1 Cues, Cue . and sent through each trip. Balle, Lestbere. k Billiard Cloth on hand und sold at New York ; ROE tad . . a “VOL. anevaila “BRO NW. P. BROWN Office---cor. _ eS EE J. W. HINDS. BAN HIINDS <¢ uci ‘ AVING house al On Broz Will carry on. stand. under t -_The High Gold Dust. x Gold I Lowest Ba L‘beral adva lion for Assay ;Deposits . Francisco : Drafts on Lowest Ha Collections } eurities pi market val Agents fer and Life [usu Gold and MELTED, _ All Assays w Correspond ifornia;: Sacr York, Lees & Hats! Ha FALL POIRI Z 8 Corner c Wiss Hats ant stock comprise WOOL HATS scription. Ladies Hats ‘The Best FoR Sacramento, D. 8. BAKER. D, Groceries, Wheat, . ! No. 7 RESH on hand Cash, . ~ Goods de Within a 1 : woon— Cheap for Ca N R.C. 1 citizens give “ Instructio Ro thos lin Hepa s Rep: Mr Chase : Nevada @ rection is no" Balisand Soc com -:nunicate George R. C Miners’ F. St Bi: j b : i