October 28, 1868 (4 pages)

Fas t * RIOR TICK BT. _. > FOR PRESIDENT, _ GENERAL ULYSSES 8. GRANT . = form was 26, tes; 1 ¢loses up one of the most memorable people. ¢ shat ofthe Union, candidates, and sansiobneeiient of ‘the . that has borne down opposition.— The use of of the governwi@he'By WB recreant Johnson against those who gave hiii the opportunity of appeals to low prejudice, murders in acter, , his able administration tri ‘a d CabM Uniting it as with, cog, quelling,.all factions, drawing largely, from .the tanks of opponents fatic party, the path of the' "is open ‘to ‘a’ splendid All, the signs of the times party. It inheriss: the withering curse of am, apti-warrecord.-. It. was against the country im @.war necessary 10 national safety)" Had it had’ its will we woul linve hid no country, ‘Its plat— ‘dictated by .rebela, its eandithemin'Seymour is a cross between a fire-eater and @ ward ‘politician. To be _ Séldctéd among the millions of the America people for the Presidency, a ‘Maa should» have: said or done some eae: Seymour has done neither e fraternizeg. with the lowest.elements stir up their prejudices. and passions " against the prosecution ef the war,— Five Points is bis chief contre, ignoraneé his surest support, fraud in naturaligation and election.his relinnce.— Righty percent of the native born citizens vote, against him, and the best elpss.of naturalized voters. He is committed to those who follow @ name for @ principle, who vote for whisky, ox whomakeatede of the use of such matérials. He took.a nomination which Hé'sdid to take would dishonor him.— c . put forward by. the rebels,over the bead “treason and that-thiongh hiin the ‘lost over Early and bis demoralized host.— _. plish this. Never im the history of the nation was there's contest of so great a . death blow to repablican liberty, and ‘mark the declinicg years of our glorioniaing all diiferen. plish everything. Union men, let us iging wk. elected, sand’ Democrats bet and lost Jending his sword for the interest oxfelusively of the Blair family. He would Johnsonize the Democrats in, Johnson’s place, and the Unionists if they gave him opportanity. He is one of those bold, erratic spirits, like Benedict Arnold, who compensates some public service by eminent sins. He has said more bitter things against Democrats than any other living maz, and hated them worse. He was the most distasteful man to his new party ‘that could be nominated, but he was of Hancock, because he promised bolder cause should be regained. _ Over such a party and such leaders the Uniom party will sweep to victory, as .Sheridaa swept like a whirlwind There is a conflict ef ideas as well as of men. Liberty, Usion and Peate are inscribed om our banners. Revolution, Disuniéa and Injustice on theirs. The Union party will preserve the uation it has saved, and double the débt of pablic gratitude which is its due, Taz CaMPAicy.—Union men of Nevada county, afew more days will end this contest.) Have you’ ddhe your whole duty for your country and your principles? Do you Kuow of ‘any man in your vicinity whu might be influenced by you to vote the Union ticket? If you do and have fot éxertéd that influence there is work for you to do. “Penn: syivania: avid' Ohio, where ‘thé Union Cause susteined partial defeat a ydar ago, have been redeemed, and it "is f6t loyal men in this contest to wipe out the stain “which rests upon California Earnestness of purpose and united effort on the part.of loyal men will accomimportance. The national honor and life depend ujpon the election of Grant and Colfax. Their defeat will be a anarchy, misrule and destriction ’ will gus republic. Let loyal men. be true in this contest to country, and, forgétting all else, work for the success of their principles and the ticket. up Union shout from Nevada county that will resound from one end of the State to the other, on the 8d day of November. Letus roll up a majority that wilt demoralize our opponents, and show them that their daysare numbered Earnest, united working will accomREWARLE. News,—It_ is surprising how Democrats distort news, and what standards of reliability they have. Hendricks telegraphed Casserly. he was their money.’ ‘During > with the assurance of. the devil, Dr. Martin, Findley, Wats oe pe have been going through this county). some of them ‘declaring’ that the Eastern States had gone Democratic, but ‘radi> ) past week, ments have been made in the face of the fact that Sam. J. Tilden, Secretary of the National Democratic Committee under’ date of Oct. 22d, telegraphed Casserly. that Pennsylvania had‘given 10,000, Indiana 800, and. Ohio 16,000 radical ‘majority, and this dispatch is published in Demoeratic papers as the only reliable news that has come across the Wires.“ — It is conceded on all hands that the Demoeracy have made the most inefiicient and lifeless canvass this year they have ever made in this State. Even in 1864, when they’ lost the State by over 18,000, they made a better fight. The fact is they don’t like either their can— didate or platform: Their papers séold and rant, but the party is like the dry bones the prophet saw in the valley of Jehosephat—there is no soul under the ribs of death,and none can be put there. hi i tial ne aie Horatio, the Great Attitudinizer, appears .photographically in, all bis speeches. denounce. He is a p vot Pit . hag-always been a bl oe Relies . 3 ¥ . and prophet. He Blundered aly . heard, from “West Virginia ?” cals Kept tho news back. These state. Y with $ abogt:the war at its beginning. He then blundered right and Jeft in regard to the national credit and finances. He thea blundered about the draft and the management of things in the city of the way the war would'terminate and the results of its termination. Since then he has blundered-in every speech he has delivered ; and at the New York Convention, he blundered into refusing and accepting the Democratic nomination. _Were he elected, he would certainly be known as the ‘blandering President. , -. is Tue Record is cruel. It gives poor Bigler, of the Trifler no rest. It nails every lie of that delectable sheet—no small task in itself. .We expect every day to hear of pistols and Jager. THE Call has a pbhillipic against Laird and Minister Johnson. The Examiner of the same day has a leader headed, “The whole kennel after Reverdy Johnson.” Peanuts and KuKlux are at outs; but.the Gail is used is ial ecient. Every Union man should be at his residence on election day. ° Postpone business for one day forthe -eake of the country. * ; ANQTHER Victory.—West Virginia elects all radical congressmen and gives a Unioi mnajority of 3,500.° This State was first reppried Demoetatic, and the Examiner agked: “Have the Rads. , We have, thank you. How.isit with you; have you heard from anywhere? THE rebel.general, Longstreet, goes for Grant and’peace. His enemies, who go for Seyniour and war, call him “renégade,” “liar,” etc., because be keeps his parole of honor. THE Democratic, party. shouldered the deceased Confederacy, and now presents the sad spectacle of an unnatural parent staggering under the dead bod, of his suicidal child, : le, Tax World argues that platformsare everything, menviothing: So far as the Democratic platform and nominees are Lit Wkdnd concerned, this is. nearer the trath than the World is in the habit of getting “The reconstruction acts are revolution: pary, Hull and void” is the bloody plank on which both .aré forced to stand, = Iris a fatt, that 45 out of 47 Democrats in the House voted,.in 1862, to pay the interest on the bonds: in gold, while fifty-five out of ninety-eight Republicans voted against it. Now the Democrats condemn the Republicans for wanting to Keep the public faith. ARE the old enemies of the Union the safest hands in which to trust its future destiny ? 4 = en _) MARRIED, In this city; October 28th, 1868, by Rev. Alexagder Parker, W. W. Guptill and Rosa Lason, both of Colfax. : a THEATRE NOTICE, N°? is hereby given that a meeting of tite Stockholders of the Nevada Theatre Company, for the election of officers andother business Of importance will be held on Thursday the 19th Way of November, 1863, at J o’cl'k P.M. @t the Company's building, on Broad street, Nevada . O27 JAMES MONRO, Sec'y. ~ HERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of an ExecukK tion to me delivered, issued out of the Dis. trict Couré of the Sixth Judicial District in and for the county of Sacramento, State of California, Leib date Oct. 22nd, on a judgment rendered in said court on tha 0th day of October, 1868, in_fa.or of Geor, r Chesle aud Jeremiah 8 J and against W. Freee man & J°S Smith for eum of Eight 1 dred sixty-four 16-100.(81 t) di terest thereon at the rate of r penum till paid ; said sums of rincipal and interest payebic in U. 3. Gold Coin >to 79 25 costs and disbursements craing costs. I ha a. ve levied upon all the right, them, in and to the followin described pro erty, heretofore attached, tone ik: Albaed ontire that certain stable, situate an the south side of the Doiner Wagon Road, in the town of Tredhen, Nevada county, Cal. in the rear of Hauk’s boarding house and known as Freeme — stable. . Pie otice is hereby given that I will expose to public saleall the above described raeey to the it » in U.S. Gold Coin, in front “es w! rt House door, in the City of Nevao Tuesday, Nov. 24th, 1868, Regeast tka homreof % @elock, 4.) m. and 5 Thomas: favorite star characters—"st home; -) New York. -He then blundered about R jor thesum of Kleven . together with said plaintiffs ‘fatnishing an abindant su -ment, and w: title and interest of defendanis, or either of }and style of 7 per cent por eamem tll pald, toget dieborsem ents, at the date of dgment accruing costs. acon all the Tight title and interest of defendant, Ragan, in and to the following described property. heretofore attached, to-wit : All apd ae ire that certain store house and barn situate on the sonth side of the road leadboarding honse of Mrs. Drynnan on the west and o ‘ite Sprighli’s saloon in the town of Little York, Nevada county, Cal. Also, tre dwelling house situate on the north side of afo i Office, Mee the town i pert a. iso, store se, barn remises . e at the south end of Lowell Aili, in the county aforesaid, torether with all and singular the property. ‘ Noticeis hereby given, that I will expose to public sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder in front of the Court House door, in the elty of Nevada, on ' Tuesday, Nov. 24th, 1868, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 5 Pp. m. Given under my hand this 26th day of Oct. 1868, B. GENTRY, Sheriff. Williams & Johnson, Atty. 33 rg gi mega Had emerge rome vas 4 ~ 30th k.) day of September, 1868, Geo Sharp, laintiff, recavared jadgaent in the District Pourt of the Fifteenth Judicial District ofthe State of Cahfornia. in and for the city and ecunty of Sau Francisco, against The New York Hill Qnartz Minin ira. defendant, ‘Thcusan Five Handred Forty-Three and 83-100 dollars, damages, {payable in gold coin of the United ciate] with interest thérednfrom the date t fat the rate of seven per cent per annum till paid, costs and disbursements at the date of said judgment, and accruing costs amounting to the sum of $39 75. {Lees the sum of Eleven Hundred and ae rt and 75-100 dollars, in enrrency of the U: 8. credited upon a former Execution returned and filed Oct, 10th, 1868.] Ihave levied upon all the right, wie and in of defendant, in and to the following dese property, towit: All that certain mining ground, mining claims, quartz veins. lodes and property, sitaate on New York Hill, township of Grase Valley, County of Novada, State.of California,and known as the minine*claim and preperty of the New York Hill Mining Company and embracing the mining claims on-aid hill. formerSf feng as Mpg a aan Chcsen: he cla = } Jas mrysopolis round. . reg A Gains formerly known as the Larimer & Co’a ground. Also, the claims formerly known as the Wilde & Co’s greund. Also, the claims formerly known as the Powning & Dorsey ground Fora epecial description of the min ng claims above mention a , ie 'y Se sue ee iS: A a ._ from John W. peters ‘ant'othera oa B. Brady and others. recorded in book 17 of deeds, pag 7038, et seq. records of Nevadacounty. A deed dated May 18th, 1865, from A. B. Brady and others to Reuben Leech and others, recorded in book 17 of deeds, 705 et seq. records of Nevada county. A Porn John I. Sykes to A. B. Brady and others, recorded in hook 19 of deeds, pages 46 et eeq. records of Nevada ty. Adeed dated dan 10th, 1867, from See e to John Lsskes ahd others, recorded in k 27 of deeds, pages 347 et seq, renonss of Nevada county., Also,.all other min ¢ Claims and property of every description owned by or known as the property of the the Power Mili, Ho: Pumping orks, Boiler, ine an machinery, buildings and improvements, mining p> openers teols and materiale; i with alland singular the dips, 1 a 04] and variations of the eaid quartz ns ledes, the tenements and appurtenances thereunto onging or in anywise appertaining. Notice is hereby —_ that I will expose to public sale all the above describéd rty to the highest bidder, in U. 8. Gold Coin, in front ro the Court House door, in the city of Nevaon Tuesday, Nov, 24th, 1868, between the hours of 9 o'clock, a. mu. and 5 o'clock, P. M,. : Given under my hand this Oct. 26th, 1968, R. B. GENTRY, Sheriff. G.F. & W.H. Sharp, Atty, ; 028 VALTABLE MINING GROUND —AND— WATER BIGHT FOR SALE, At Moores Fiat, ee '.HE EXTENSIVE HYDRAULIC CLAIMS of JAMES. MANOGUE & UO.; situated on the east side of Moore's Nevad county, are offered for sale. The claims embrance a large extent of valuable mining ground, and sv far as worked it has proven —— to the owners—and ths bed rock as apected pays excellent wages, Between four and five hundred feet of eleven th the claims: In nection with the claims will be sold one of the oldest and most valuable water rights 2 “ Or W; seasons; and with ita loca of fora atan elevation high enough to water to any part of the mine at Moore 8 minin perty and water an excellen rtunity for profita Fur pariclare inquire 00 Sues has Or particulars inquire 6f Jas. Man 5 gtd investCo., or John Caldweil, Moore’s Flator Lake City, or Dani. Colling of Grass Valley. oc2i—jin ONE HOUR'S TIME! rom the Arrival of the Cafs to the depatture of the Boat for San Francisco, FOR THE NEVADANS TO CALL ON ALEX I ZEKIND, Sacramento, FINE HAVANA cIGaRs, K ack, obs ». a F “ e 7 2 A. Dd. I have lev. ring from You Bet to Dutch Flat, adjoinidg the . “ d road and about 200 yards east of the . . hereditaments and appurtenances bel 4 to or appertaining to the above d 5 i New York, Weer fe Company. nate ou New York Hill an ae Aactnest "inctading inch fron pipe: two hu feet six inch . wee Ripe. and @ good cast iron distributor will £0 terms. . e & (All the Ladies Rejoice, FALL & WINTER FASHIONS . 4 ye GOLDSMITH, 18 DAILY RECEIVING AND KEEPS CoN. STANTLY ON HAND The Largest, The Richest r ey EVER SEEN IN THE STATE! A SPECIAL INVITATION IS EX+ TENDED TO THE ‘LADIES _ TO CALL AND SEE THE Plain & Changeable silke, Poplin Glace—Changeable, Empress and Ottoman Cloths, Alpaccas; DetLaines, etc, OF. ALL SHADES AND PRICES. ‘House Furnishing Goods. Sheethiigs—Bleached ‘aiid *Uubleached, of ull widths.) °° . Kable Linen, ‘Napkins, . ~ Powelling, etc. Flannels of Every Description. Did'yow ever see the like’ before? THOSE NEW. STYLE.CLOAKS. AND THE CELEBRATED _ BROCHET SHAWLS, NEW EMBROIDERIES ! NEW HOSIERY! NEW HANDKERCHIEFS ' NEW LACES t:* 3<=No old shelf-worn articles at GOLDSMITH’S ! Nearly everything come from New York by the last steamers. On hand a Gay Stock of MILLINERY COODS!! Such a stock as has néver been . seem before in this city ! BONNETS AND HATS, t2-TRIMMED, AND. UNTRIMMED }ges De you want Carpets ? Call and see the elegant Stock! WV eee ae \. 4 COMPLETE stock OF LADIES’ : MISSES’ IF .YOU.WANT NICK GOODS, AND LATEST STYLES, Go to the right place. A GOLDSMITH’S: —_ Sacramento, Oct, iti! 46 EGorner of Beda ‘ahd Pike Streets ™ ® French Merinos, Peplins, & a reuyeg

Fas t * RIOR TICK BT. _. > FOR PRESIDENT, _ GENERAL ULYSSES 8. GRANT . = form was 26, tes; 1 ¢loses up one of the most memorable people. ¢ shat ofthe Union, candidates, and sansiobneeiient of ‘the . that has borne down opposition.— The use of of the governwi@he'By WB recreant Johnson against those who gave hiii the opportunity of appeals to low prejudice, murders in acter, , his able administration tri ‘a d CabM Uniting it as with, cog, quelling,.all factions, drawing largely, from .the tanks of opponents fatic party, the path of the' "is open ‘to ‘a’ splendid All, the signs of the times party. It inheriss: the withering curse of am, apti-warrecord.-. It. was against the country im @.war necessary 10 national safety)" Had it had’ its will we woul linve hid no country, ‘Its plat— ‘dictated by .rebela, its eandithemin'Seymour is a cross between a fire-eater and @ ward ‘politician. To be _ Séldctéd among the millions of the America people for the Presidency, a ‘Maa should» have: said or done some eae: Seymour has done neither e fraternizeg. with the lowest.elements stir up their prejudices. and passions " against the prosecution ef the war,— Five Points is bis chief contre, ignoraneé his surest support, fraud in naturaligation and election.his relinnce.— Righty percent of the native born citizens vote, against him, and the best elpss.of naturalized voters. He is committed to those who follow @ name for @ principle, who vote for whisky, ox whomakeatede of the use of such matérials. He took.a nomination which Hé'sdid to take would dishonor him.— c . put forward by. the rebels,over the bead “treason and that-thiongh hiin the ‘lost over Early and bis demoralized host.— _. plish this. Never im the history of the nation was there's contest of so great a . death blow to repablican liberty, and ‘mark the declinicg years of our glorioniaing all diiferen. plish everything. Union men, let us iging wk. elected, sand’ Democrats bet and lost Jending his sword for the interest oxfelusively of the Blair family. He would Johnsonize the Democrats in, Johnson’s place, and the Unionists if they gave him opportanity. He is one of those bold, erratic spirits, like Benedict Arnold, who compensates some public service by eminent sins. He has said more bitter things against Democrats than any other living maz, and hated them worse. He was the most distasteful man to his new party ‘that could be nominated, but he was of Hancock, because he promised bolder cause should be regained. _ Over such a party and such leaders the Uniom party will sweep to victory, as .Sheridaa swept like a whirlwind There is a conflict ef ideas as well as of men. Liberty, Usion and Peate are inscribed om our banners. Revolution, Disuniéa and Injustice on theirs. The Union party will preserve the uation it has saved, and double the débt of pablic gratitude which is its due, Taz CaMPAicy.—Union men of Nevada county, afew more days will end this contest.) Have you’ ddhe your whole duty for your country and your principles? Do you Kuow of ‘any man in your vicinity whu might be influenced by you to vote the Union ticket? If you do and have fot éxertéd that influence there is work for you to do. “Penn: syivania: avid' Ohio, where ‘thé Union Cause susteined partial defeat a ydar ago, have been redeemed, and it "is f6t loyal men in this contest to wipe out the stain “which rests upon California Earnestness of purpose and united effort on the part.of loyal men will accomimportance. The national honor and life depend ujpon the election of Grant and Colfax. Their defeat will be a anarchy, misrule and destriction ’ will gus republic. Let loyal men. be true in this contest to country, and, forgétting all else, work for the success of their principles and the ticket. up Union shout from Nevada county that will resound from one end of the State to the other, on the 8d day of November. Letus roll up a majority that wilt demoralize our opponents, and show them that their daysare numbered Earnest, united working will accomREWARLE. News,—It_ is surprising how Democrats distort news, and what standards of reliability they have. Hendricks telegraphed Casserly. he was their money.’ ‘During > with the assurance of. the devil, Dr. Martin, Findley, Wats oe pe have been going through this county). some of them ‘declaring’ that the Eastern States had gone Democratic, but ‘radi> ) past week, ments have been made in the face of the fact that Sam. J.. Tilden, Secretary of the National Democratic Committee under’ date of Oct. 22d, telegraphed Casserly. that Pennsylvania had‘given 10,000, Indiana 800, and. Ohio 16,000 radical ‘majority, and this dispatch is published in Demoeratic papers as the only reliable news that has come across the Wires.“ — It is conceded on all hands that the Demoeracy have made the most inefiicient and lifeless canvass this year they have ever made in this State. Even in 1864, when they’ lost the State by over 18,000, they made a better fight. The fact is they don’t like either their can— didate or platform: Their papers séold and rant, but the party is like the dry bones the prophet saw in the valley of Jehosephat—there is no soul under the ribs of death,and none can be put there. hi i tial ne aie Horatio, the Great Attitudinizer, appears .photographically in, all bis speeches. denounce. He is a p vot Pit . hag-always been a bl oe Relies . 3 ¥ . and prophet. He Blundered aly . heard, from “West Virginia ?” cals Kept tho news back. These state. Y with $ abogt:the war at its beginning. He then blundered right and Jeft in regard to the national credit and finances. He thea blundered about the draft and the management of things in the city of the way the war would'terminate and the results of its termination. Since then he has blundered-in every speech he has delivered ; and at the New York Convention, he blundered into refusing and accepting the Democratic nomination. _Were he elected, he would certainly be known as the ‘blandering President. , -. is Tue Record is cruel. It gives poor Bigler, of the Trifler no rest. It nails every lie of that delectable sheet—no small task in itself. .We expect every day to hear of pistols and Jager. THE Call has a pbhillipic against Laird and Minister Johnson. The Examiner of the same day has a leader headed, “The whole kennel after Reverdy Johnson.” Peanuts and KuKlux are at outs; but.the Gail is used is ial ecient. Every Union man should be at his residence on election day. ° Postpone business for one day forthe -eake of the country. * ; ANQTHER Victory.—West Virginia elects all radical congressmen and gives a Unioi mnajority of 3,500.° This State was first reppried Demoetatic, and the Examiner agked: “Have the Rads. , We have, thank you. How.isit with you; have you heard from anywhere? THE rebel.general, Longstreet, goes for Grant and’peace. His enemies, who go for Seyniour and war, call him “renégade,” “liar,” etc., because be keeps his parole of honor. THE Democratic, party. shouldered the deceased Confederacy, and now presents the sad spectacle of an unnatural parent staggering under the dead bod, of his suicidal child, : le, Tax World argues that platformsare everything, menviothing: So far as the Democratic platform and nominees are Lit Wkdnd concerned, this is. nearer the trath than the World is in the habit of getting “The reconstruction acts are revolution: pary, Hull and void” is the bloody plank on which both .aré forced to stand, = Iris a fatt, that 45 out of 47 Democrats in the House voted,.in 1862, to pay the interest on the bonds: in gold, while fifty-five out of ninety-eight Republicans voted against it.. Now the Democrats condemn the Republicans for wanting to Keep the public faith. ARE the old enemies of the Union the safest hands in which to trust its future destiny ? 4 = en _) MARRIED, In this city; October 28th, 1868, by Rev. Alexagder Parker, W. W. Guptill and Rosa Lason, both of Colfax. : a THEATRE NOTICE, N°? is hereby given that a meeting of tite Stockholders of the Nevada Theatre Company, for the election of officers andother business Of importance will be held on Thursday the 19th Way of November, 1863, at J o’cl'k P.M. @t the Company's building, on Broad street, Nevada . O27 JAMES MONRO, Sec'y. ~ HERIFF'S SALE.—By virtue of an ExecukK tion to me delivered, issued out of the Dis. trict Couré of the Sixth Judicial District in and for the county of Sacramento, State of California, Leib date Oct. 22nd, on a judgment rendered in said court on tha 0th day of October, 1868, in_fa.or of Geor, r

Chesle aud Jeremiah 8 J and against W. Freee man & J°S Smith for eum of Eight 1 dred sixty-four 16-100.(81 t) di terest thereon at the rate of r penum till paid ; said sums of rincipal and interest payebic in U. 3. Gold Coin >to 79 25 costs and disbursements craing costs. I ha a. ve levied upon all the right, them, in and to the followin described pro erty, heretofore attached, tone ik: Albaed ontire that certain stable, situate an the south side of the Doiner Wagon Road, in the town of Tredhen, Nevada county, Cal. in the rear of Hauk’s boarding house and known as Freeme — stable. . Pie otice is hereby given that I will expose to public saleall the above described raeey to the it » in U.S. Gold Coin, in front “es w! rt House door, in the City of Nevao Tuesday, Nov. 24th, 1868, Regeast tka homreof % @elock, 4.) m. and 5 Thomas: favorite star characters—"st home; -) New York. -He then blundered about R jor thesum of Kleven . together with said plaintiffs ‘fatnishing an abindant su -ment, and w: title and interest of defendanis, or either of }and style of 7 per cent por eamem tll pald, toget dieborsem ents, at the date of dgment accruing costs. acon all the Tight title and interest of defendant, Ragan, in and to the following described property. heretofore attached, to-wit : All apd ae ire that certain store house and barn situate on the sonth side of the road leadboarding honse of Mrs. Drynnan on the west and o ‘ite Sprighli’s saloon in the town of Little York, Nevada county, Cal. Also, tre dwelling house situate on the north side of afo i Office, Mee the town i pert a. iso, store se, barn remises . e at the south end of Lowell Aili, in the county aforesaid, torether with all and singular the property. ‘ Noticeis hereby given, that I will expose to public sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder in front of the Court House door, in the elty of Nevada, on ' Tuesday, Nov. 24th, 1868, between the hours of 9 a. m. and 5 Pp. m. Given under my hand this 26th day of Oct. 1868, B. GENTRY, Sheriff. Williams & Johnson, Atty. 33 rg gi mega Had emerge rome vas 4 ~ 30th k.) day of September, 1868, Geo Sharp, laintiff, recavared jadgaent in the District Pourt of the Fifteenth Judicial District ofthe State of Cahfornia. in and for the city and ecunty of Sau Francisco, against The New York Hill Qnartz Minin ira. defendant, ‘Thcusan Five Handred Forty-Three and 83-100 dollars, damages, {payable in gold coin of the United ciate] with interest thérednfrom the date t fat the rate of seven per cent per annum till paid, costs and disbursements at the date of said judgment, and accruing costs amounting to the sum of $39 75. {Lees the sum of Eleven Hundred and ae rt and 75-100 dollars, in enrrency of the U: 8. credited upon a former Execution returned and filed Oct, 10th, 1868.] Ihave levied upon all the right, wie and in of defendant, in and to the following dese property, towit: All that certain mining ground, mining claims, quartz veins. lodes and property, sitaate on New York Hill, township of Grase Valley, County of Novada, State.of California,and known as the minine*claim and preperty of the New York Hill Mining Company and embracing the mining claims on-aid hill. formerSf feng as Mpg a aan Chcsen: he cla = } Jas mrysopolis round. . reg A Gains formerly known as the Larimer & Co’a ground. Also, the claims formerly known as the Wilde & Co’s greund. Also, the claims formerly known as the Powning & Dorsey ground Fora epecial description of the min ng claims above mention a , ie 'y Se sue ee iS: A a ._ from John W. peters ‘ant'othera oa B. Brady and others. recorded in book 17 of deeds, pag 7038, et seq. records of Nevadacounty. A deed dated May 18th, 1865, from A. B. Brady and others to Reuben Leech and others, recorded in book 17 of deeds, 705 et seq. records of Nevada county. A Porn John I. Sykes to A. B. Brady and others, recorded in hook 19 of deeds, pages 46 et eeq. records of Nevada ty. Adeed dated dan 10th, 1867, from See e to John Lsskes ahd others, recorded in k 27 of deeds, pages 347 et seq, renonss of Nevada county., Also,.all other min ¢ Claims and property of every description owned by or known as the property of the the Power Mili, Ho: Pumping orks, Boiler, ine an machinery, buildings and improvements, mining p> openers teols and materiale; i with alland singular the dips, 1 a 04] and variations of the eaid quartz ns ledes, the tenements and appurtenances thereunto onging or in anywise appertaining. Notice is hereby —_ that I will expose to public sale all the above describéd rty to the highest bidder, in U. 8. Gold Coin, in front ro the Court House door, in the city of Nevaon Tuesday, Nov, 24th, 1868, between the hours of 9 o'clock, a. mu. and 5 o'clock, P. M,. : Given under my hand this Oct. 26th, 1968, R. B. GENTRY, Sheriff. G.F. & W.H. Sharp, Atty, ; 028 VALTABLE MINING GROUND —AND— WATER BIGHT FOR SALE, At Moores Fiat, ee '.HE EXTENSIVE HYDRAULIC CLAIMS of JAMES. MANOGUE & UO.; situated on the east side of Moore's Nevad county, are offered for sale. The claims embrance a large extent of valuable mining ground, and sv far as worked it has proven —— to the owners—and ths bed rock as apected pays excellent wages, Between four and five hundred feet of eleven th the claims: In nection with the claims will be sold one of the oldest and most valuable water rights 2 “ Or W; seasons; and with ita loca of fora atan elevation high enough to water to any part of the mine at Moore 8 minin perty and water an excellen rtunity for profita Fur pariclare inquire 00 Sues has Or particulars inquire 6f Jas. Man 5 gtd investCo., or John Caldweil, Moore’s Flator Lake City, or Dani. Colling of Grass Valley. oc2i—jin ONE HOUR'S TIME! rom the Arrival of the Cafs to the depatture of the Boat for San Francisco, FOR THE NEVADANS TO CALL ON ALEX I ZEKIND, Sacramento, FINE HAVANA cIGaRs, K ack, obs ». a F “ e 7 2 A. Dd. I have lev. ring from You Bet to Dutch Flat, adjoinidg the . “ d road and about 200 yards east of the . . hereditaments and appurtenances bel 4 to or appertaining to the above d 5 i New York, Weer fe Company. nate ou New York Hill an ae Aactnest "inctading inch fron pipe: two hu feet six inch . wee Ripe. and @ good cast iron distributor will £0 terms. . e & (All the Ladies Rejoice, FALL & WINTER FASHIONS . 4 ye GOLDSMITH, 18 DAILY RECEIVING AND KEEPS CoN. STANTLY ON HAND The Largest, The Richest r ey EVER SEEN IN THE STATE! A SPECIAL INVITATION IS EX+ TENDED TO THE ‘LADIES _ TO CALL AND SEE THE Plain & Changeable silke, Poplin Glace—Changeable, Empress and Ottoman Cloths, Alpaccas; DetLaines, etc, OF. ALL SHADES AND PRICES. ‘House Furnishing Goods. 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