October 9, 1864 (4 pages)

"ane, SQ — wh, (DRA tomconn semateeppres ~~ fally and truly answer all such questions pA x TION PROCLAMATION, OTICE is hereby given that a General Klection will be held on Tuesday the eighth day uf November next throughout Nevada county at wittch the following officers are to be elected. A Member of Congress the second ConZreasional Distritt. Five Blectore of President and-¥ ice President‘of the United States, A Supervisor for the $d District, co: sed of the townsliips of Bridgeport, Bloomfeld and kureka, eek — AN AoT 4 Amendatory of and supplementary to an Act, passed March the twenty-third, A. D. eighteen hundred and fifty, to regulate Klections. Approved April 4, 1864: Section 1, Section twenty-eight of said Act ts amended a9 ns to rend as followa: Sec. 28. If any person offering to vote at “any election shall be chatlenged ia relation , to-his right to voteat the election, the Board . of Judges shall declare to him thie qualifica. tions of an elector, and the Iuspeetor-or one of the Sudges shalt tender to nim the fullow-’ ing preliminary oath: = _ eo “You do .awearor affirm, that you will shall be put te you touchingyour place residence and quailfications asan elector?” The Inapector or one of tha Judges shall then proceed to question the person chal: lenged in relation to his name, his then place ——af residence, how tong he has resided tm the” townslip:and county, where his last place of residence was, also as to his citizenship, shd whether a native or naturalized citizen, and ifthe latter, when, where, and inJwhat Court, or before what officer he was naturalized, an! alt euch other questions as shall tead to test hia qualifications as to citizedship and right Vote. 2 2. If any person shall refuse to: take ‘the said preliminary oath when 60 tendered, or to angwer any and all pertinent questions as to his qualifications, hia vote shall be re: jected ; sa if the Board of Judges are satisfied, from his answers as afvresaid, that such person is not a legal voter, they sbull reject his vote. Sec. 3.1f each person shall still insist that ho ia entittedto vote, and the Board of Judges fing no cause to reject his vote under the prelitiuary exsmination, and the challenge shullnot be withdrawn, he shall not be eutitled to vote unless he take tae following oath, to be adiiniatered by the Inepector or one of the Judges, viz: “You do swears (or affirm, as tha case may be) that you are a citizen of the United States, that you are of the age of twenty-one . _ yearseccording tothe bestot your knowls edge and belief, that you have resided in thie State six months next preceding this. elec. tion, and in this county, (township, or ward, ad the cuse may be,) thirty days, and that you have vot voted this day 7” And in case the person offering to yote produce a cert fied transcript of the peGords of a Courtof competent puriadioetias, admitting him to citizenship, duly.attested by the Clerk thervel, as evidetice Gt bis right ‘ite vote, and the person ao { is Unkoown tothe Bo make oath that wamed, , Sec. 4. Ifany person challenged as unqualified stiull be guilty of wilful and corrupt false swoering or affirming in taking any _ Oath or affirmation preacribed by this Act, *deh person shall be adjudged guilty of wilful and corript perjury. See. 5. Every person who shall willully and corruptly procure any person to swear or Affirm ‘tuleely as aforesdid, shall be ads judged guilty «fsubornation of perjury, and shall wpon Conviction thervof suffer the puns ishment direcied by law in cases of wilful’ und corrupt perjury, Sec, 6. Every person who shall procure, aid, ussist. counsel, or advisu another to give or offer his vote at any general or special election, knowing that the person is not duly qualified to vote, sball on eonvies tion be adjudged guilty of a misdemeanor, aud punished by a tine of not lesa than filty wy of Judges, be stiutl bois the person thetyin vor wore than five hundred dollirs, or ime . g@Pprisoument not less thou two nor more than SIX months, or by both such fine aad impriss ouweut, ds the Gourt way direct, See. 7. The Boardot Judges of Election shall keep a minute of their proceedings iw respect to the challenging and administering of oaths to persons cflermg tovote, in which @hall be eutered by Oue of thems the name -ol every person Whosnall bave taken the oaths preserbed by this Aut, or either of theo, specwying in egieh case Whether the prelintuary eobh, er othe geoeraboath, or both, were taken; which wauutes and statement shall be eevrtified by the Inspector and ores turned by bua to’ tee ottios at which the returugol Vebes given abo such election are made, fie, ne Wiles we Prelurnedeuall be filediu the office wetoresaid ae ‘ See. B. At the fiaspector or Judges = do nob tathiully and aapertidly discharge their theirdaties they shall be deeued guilty al fw misdemeduer, aud Upon Gonviction sliall be pubished by a Ane not exceeding Ave hundeed dolla:s, or duprisoument vot eXceudiug six months, er by by beth such fre and ims prisonment, we the Court may direct. -~ See. 9. AU Acts dial parts of Acts du eon: flict with the provisions ot this Aet are beres by repealtd, f Ata meeting of the Board of Supervisors for Nevada county. held Oot. ad, 4264, it was-order: eusthat the following precincts be established as the Blevtion precincts of Nevada county and that the following persons, be appoiuted Luspee torsand Judges ot the respective precinets, tor the general election to be held ‘Pueaduy, Noy oth. id.4, bO-wit + Nevada Tewnship. Nevada vreciuet—at tie Court tuuse—Inapeetor, A. H dhaneun, judges O. Eo Greee and J. Kiue Pout—-at Blue Tent House—Inspector, G. A, eager judges, Lewis Williamsoa and D, kelton Mountain Well preciuet—at Henry Summer's HNouse—tuspeetor, MeuryeSummers, judges, 5. Jeluson aud P. Lunn rorth. 5 : Givass Valley Tewnshi Grees Valicy preciucheat Sauith's Ectl—Ie r roduving the same . . and faithiully attended te. -Inspegtor: Albert Clark, Judges, Jas David and A pS iad cotta apector, TW. Roberts, jadges, J: J. Collins and J. Dorsey. Allison Ranch precinet—at Jas. O. Herren’s H otel—Insp eee Vaile, judges, Phil Gallaway and Thos Paine. ; ‘ : Forest Spring recinet--At Blodget’s Hotel— Inspector, T. N. Campball, judges, John Thrash. of and Bayless, rege Buena Vista precinct—at Barker’s hotel—Ingh 8.G. Lewis judges; M. Barker and Clas Leach. Globe Ranch precinct—at Globe Inspector, Silas Blodget, judges. and Js Dennis. nch ho*el— J. Webster Rough & Ready Townsbip, Rough & Ready precinct—at Hurd’s galoon adj Goodman’s Foe Spend gr Geg Flint, judges, Williamson Barker and James MeCauley. Indian Sa bag precinct—at Hatch’s hotel—Inspecter, H. L. Hatch, judges, C. A.’Seaman and nutter: Newtown: preeinct at Schardin’s store--Inspector, 2. Taylor, judges, 8S. Beasley and Will atm Ffasria vow een! ony fetes ecinet——at Schoot house— Inspector Thomas Stark, judges, S Rainey and N Bowen. Speneeville precinct—at Purtyman’s.Inapector. J Heacock, judges: D. &. Taliman'and E. C. Purtyman pga ee Mooney }'lat—at Smith’s boarding house—In+ eCtOF, JACK Carter, Judges, Wii Hartiey and P, Otis, Bridgeport Township , French Corral precinect—at Krenech Corrat House—Inspeetor, G W. Parsley, judges, BM. Alger and A. H.Eudy. reenact ANS or Alta Birehyville preeinet—-at Thompspn’s hotel—InépectorHenry-Kverctt; judges; Geo Newell amt Pat Fogerty. Sweetiand-precinct—at Wood’s hotel-—Inapeetor, C, W. Daniels, judges, Kobt B Paton aad H P Sweetlanad. . Cherokee preeinct—at Smith's hotel~Inspee tor. David Oakley, judges, John MeGran ang J Is Murphy. cI San Juan precinct—at .Wormwood’s saloon— Inspector, JB Johnsoa, judges, A B Lindsey and W C Holt. :Montezuma Hill ecinct—at the Catedonian Hotel—inspector, Prawk Coflee, judges, EF A Fowler and M Haneahon , Bloomfield Township. Bloomfield preciuct—at Rush's store-house— Inspector, K © Black, judges, AG Denmett arid J M Bush Columbia Hill preciner—at Rathburn’s hotel— Inspector, Thos Richardson, judge, G McDon aldand t P Hubbard. Lake city. preeinet—at Arnold’a hotel—Inapeetor, Wm Black, Judges, H McGill and James . Cregau. , Relief HW precmet—at Todd's Diesouk cae tor, Thos Carey, judges, Chas Mclneosh apd B EK, Reasoner. vo Kureka Township, wb Moore’s, Flat precinct—at Tailor~shop next door to Joslyn’s saloon—I] af, John Cald well, Judges, 5 B Blakeale Kureka preecinct—at tor, John Stewart, judg Viero. Bowman’s Ranch Inspector, — Hoysls and M Kush, © Liitle York Yo ‘j Lowell Till precinct-—at Dulfy’s hotel—In epectof,d Dufly, Juuges, A P Schutt and J Sweat. “Kd Dog precinet—at the Pavilion—TIvspector, W A Begyle, judges, Martin Gasher: aud Waa Wright. You Bet precinct—at Dunster’s hatel—Inspee tor, WOW Cozevns, judges, Frank unis and A Neace. . : Ljitle York precinet—:.t Empife stloon—Inatin Jos Gardner, Judges, Bb. Dodge and J Bolbroth. Quaker hill precingt—at Wilson's, Brekerv— Jerry Wilson Washington Tewnship, Washington precinct at MéBeans—inspector ‘AF, Mason, judges, — Vevderson and ‘Thomas osarker, ; Alpha preeinet—at Alpha hotel—Inapector, A D skillman, judges, Capt Merriman apd Win Kimley: Omega precinct—At Pearce's hofe!—lnapecor —K O Tompkins, judges, wm Smith and F Spreaker. bee eg _ Fall Greek preeinet—at Leavy’s store—Inspec tor. G w King.’ judges, J Frerwan and A Claines Donner Lake precinet—~at Eybert’s store-—in Spector, N Kt Maxey, judges, KB topkinsen and US Dewey. Attest, KR. 1. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G. kh Farquhar, Dep. Nevada, Oct. 7th. ; ‘UMMONS —¥n the District Court of the 4th WK Judieial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada. A 3. Rosenbaum, — Rosenbauu and J. Brandenstein d¢ ing business ander firm name of A. S’ Rosenbaum 4 . v8. Jussel and Zacharias, Action brought in the Otstriet Court of the 14th Judicial Die tt he State.of California tn aud for the county of Sovada. and the complaint filed in said county of vevada in the office of the Clerk of said District Court The People of the State of California send Gree ting to Jesse] and Zacharias, Defendants. Wou are hereby required to appear in an aetion bro’t uyainst you by dhe above named Plaintiff ip the Distri¢t Conrt ofthe 4th Judicial District ef the State of California. in and foe the county of Ne vada and t> anawer the complaint filed therein within ten days, after the service on you of this aummons tf served within this county ; or, if served gutof this county, but within this Judi celal District, within twenty days ; or-if served out of said District. then within forty. days—or Judgmeut by default will be taken against you, accordiay to the prayer of said eomplarat. The said action-is-brought to recover the sam of one thousand one hundPed and ninety five dollars, and ninety Ave cents, allepedto be due and ow, ing plaintiffs from you detendants for goodk, Wares and merehaudisi sold and delivered to you by eaid plaintiffs af} your speci.” tistaace avd request “Add you are hereby mothued, that if you fail to appear ond answer said complaint as above r quired, the said Plaintit! will take judgment for said sum and all the costs ~~), Given under my hand and the seal of } ken] ; the léth Judicial District of the State of _~ Moretti und fur the eounty ot Ne vada (hia Sth day Juiv A.D isd, R. UL. PARQUHAR, Sherk. by G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. By order of com. T. B. Mebarland, District Judge, A true copy, attest K.H. FARQUUAR, Clerk. Revenue stamp G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. A. Av Sargent, Plaintifix Atty ly:2 LUMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER, H. SOUTHARD, Proprietor ot the TILTON MILL, Iwo and a half miles East of Nevada city. j Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Pino Cedar and S»ruce Lumber. FENCING, : Kept constantly on hand, Orders wit at the Mikkor wiih J. 8, Jphusoa, at Weaver & Co's will be promptly Pand the Wheeler & Wilson two yqars. THE FLORENCE the work either way, sews * thin and heavy geods, without change ef tension, will re . gather and sew on at the same time, 4 é i “of the, fabric. has no sprin to.g% tous of order, and 5 a the most rapid sewer im the world.Every Machine fully: warranted; now in use. all mae cet opinion is that the FLORENCE js derable, will not-easily get out of order, is strong aiid simple in construction, and itsuseis easily learned by } the mo-t-inexperienced.It will do a‘grester range of work with leas trouble and change, and we consider it altogeth er better than any other Family Sewing Machine Mrs Dr. Chase. -.-31 Turk street 9 FP. “Mrs DB; Com. 20 lary atrect. do Mia J.B Wooster.+..-.6%5 Folsem at."do MreS. Ds. Gilmore..20. . 518 Foi#om st do Mra Daniel Dunn... 414 Folsom et, do .El Dorado: .Bacramento. Mins Maggie McBoyle. Chas 8. Preble. J. W. HOag. ccccscccccestccsvccsevces UOnkland Mre A.M. Durnham.cscccecs eee Ockland. Mrs Orrie Woodil).. cece cesses Oukland., Mre Mary E, Bufekhaiter...Duteh Flat. C. So OUV OF. Ka ec cecersevcces cevceccevece ADS. Mrs Samuel T. Fong, Clarksville, El Dorady co RK: H. Kaxfquhar. county clerk.. Nevada city. GOO. PELQUREE. . ovescecvevecsces do Ux. W Kune w!ton, practical machinist do DO. BM ., Batee, BED). cse.ned wecdecae do John Herzinger. 0.000. lee vases in do RE AAORIG iccce counter cee earwaxegiiee do BP. Brunstitersdis.cccersccccccccen do Previous to purchasing the Florence, § owned and usédea Wheeler & Wilson for two years, and used a Grover & Baker along time. Mrs Mary A MERCHANT. Dress Maker. 810 Stockton Street, San Francisco Previous to purchasing the Florenee, . owned and used « Grover & Laker Machine one year, Mus. B WELLER, Dress Maker 406 Dupont street, San Francisco, Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Maching. iv eee a ye Me. J DD. BLAIN, ‘Fkibbard street, hear Howuara? Sun Francisco Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly a year ; haze also used the Williauns & Orvis and the Gray & Grace, cs Maus 5. P Vick, Dress Maker & Scamatress 100 Stevenson etreet, San Franciseo. Previous to purchasing the Florence, f owned ank weed w Grover & Baker Machine two years, anda Wheeler & Wilsowthree years mM Mrs Cuss. Usnway, #© Bryant street, San Francisco, 1 have used a Florence Sewing Machine two years. I brought it with me across the plains ; it has never yet been out of order, and [ ean tru 2 saythat itexcela all other Machines chat I “Tite used. L ran a Ladd & Webster six months a Wheelir& Wilson & Wilson eightmouths, and used a Grover & Baxer alternately with Sloat’s for two years. TI am familiar with the Howe aud several of the small machines, bat . aever used one that would do all kinds of work to equal the Florence. Ido wot think it can be too highly recommended. Mas IsaAa@ ELLIS, Marysville. I have had. my Florence Sewing Machine for three years. “Fpurchased one of the first mate at the ynanufactors, and brought it to this state with ime. IT have ured it-almost stéailily, and have neves had the firat.thiog yet out ef order, Mrs NEwWron DAayon, Dress Maker and Taitoress, Seventh: et, betweea Bryant & Lrannan, 3. F. T have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two ytare, the ‘Taggart & Farr six wonths, the Sloat Klipticabout the same length of tim , the WilIhtitie & Orvis nearly two years, and have dealt ja several of the small mackines until thorough. lv disgusted With evety machine that sews with only ove threal, The FYorence is the only Ma chine that has come under my notive that gives verfect and entire satisfaction on all kinds’ of Work. No one can estimate its vaiae wutil they have used aud tested it, as Fave dome Indeed for thiuwork it is invaiuable ‘ GEORGE GILLts, Caraon city, N. T I believe T can fully and conscienticnsly in dorse cach quaiitieation eMimed for the Florence Machine. 1 have thoroughly tested it en work Mes and pack trial bas been eminently Tt takes hold of delicate fbric del d of strong one with stre eet. bo Alingdst pct, and. its construction js certaiuly simple, 1 knpw semething of the other first class Ma ehings, having learned to operate severe This inthe only Sewing Machine L have found relia ble. M&S PERKY G.'TEFPFT, Tn [858 we purchased a Wheeler & WHeon Machine and used it until last tall, when. wishing One with ‘modern improvements,” we purchas ed a*+Floreper.”’ atver a careful. examiuation o the different Machines im use. Maving ased the Florenee Machine over five monthea, we can ebcertully recommend it as being, in cur opin. jun, the bes. we have seven. A.M. Piurst, © §. Punt pan Juan, Monterey county. We eould refer to many others who are using the Florence if it were nevessary to do ‘so to conviuee the public that these Michimes are what is claimed The best Family Sewing Machime in the World Nearly three tundred Florence Machives have been sold on this roast in the short time since the Agency has been established here, ama we Marke thie strong assertion as convineit g proof of their worth, that ne person can be found who has a Florence that would exchange it tor a amily Sewing ‘of anj other nisnufacture. ° GEO; A. RANDALL, ~~ ‘up? Gua Nc vada. Aug. It makes four distines Stitehes, feeds . saan . it makes a Stitch alike on -hboth sides We-the undersigned, lave each purchased a Florence Sewtng Wachine.and have them We have thoroughly tested them on Work of medium and ligit—asd our MreJ Spinoni..e.e+0s. 6223 Rich at, doMra Pruett...616 California atrect, do . Mra S.MMorton..,.652 Sutter street, . Mra Bohem.occccsasccceeeO17 Pine ntreedao Miss Ann Ibradley.. 612 California_st, do Mra Geo. H. Varker..259 Stevenson st, do Mrs John U. Corbet...Mi-gi6n Dolores. Miss Annie MeBoyle...:. 7. eK Dorado. er > eile rie Mins more than a M¥ehime—an intel tut willing helper? dis use is easily . leur San Andreas, Calaveras county. > Agent for NevadéCo., at Weaver & Co.’s store. 7‘Important Medica! © Notice *! The Electropathic Institute, 645 Veadlitngton Street, “ “Below Kearney Street. asse8 .++:.San Francisco. Established February 1360, by an association of Selentifie gentlemen for the curp of Dis“<= vases and for the suppression of QUACK ERY. ry. HE one creat object of the Establishmenf of I the Institute was to instre to the afflicted Scientitic and honorable treatment, where they would be safe trom the wileg.of empyricks who ‘Tmot only robthem of their money but fill. their systems with poisonous minerals. thereby destroying what little of the coustitation was left . Yrom the ravages of disease. The result thus far has greatly exceeded the most sanguine expectations of its founders. So liberally has been the patronage of the public tliat the Resident Consulting Physician, Has been enabled to reduce the prices of cure very. materially. The Institute combites with in its practice both the use uf Vegetable Medieines, andthe Electropathic System, that ta.the use of Klect ateliy-pad the Cele brae ted Efeetro Magnetic Baths the most powerful auxillery in thé removal of diseases from the system yet Afaiovered, p It is not necessary tocnumerate the diseases treated at the. iMstitute. Diseases.no matter what aay be their nae or nature wittbe treat=+ ed in the mst scientifie manner. ee: ; 4 Venereal, This terrible seourze can be: entirely eradicated, by the system practived at the fistiture in: amuch shorter time than it has fiitherto been accomplished by any physicap.in this country, and soentirely is the disease removed Ahat no taint is left in the blood. to break out at some futuretime. The Resident Physician would here advise any one who has ever been afflicted, and who may have any fears that a cure was not effected, or that there is some of the virus still remaining to call or write and consult him, ard they cao at onee have their mind relieved, and should there be any trouble a cure ean be warTo Females. Ladies afflicted or in trouble will find at the. Institute one Who can understand and sympa thise with them fitheir afflictions, and one who will tender them prompt assistance. no watter what may be trouble or disease, with the utmost -+. dispatch and secrecy. Irregularities attended to promptly and by the most approved methods Semine!l Weakness, That soul destroying disorder can be cured in avery short by the system practised at the Ino stitute, anda perfect cure warranied. Medicines sent to all parts of the State, Oregouand Nevada Territury, in fact everywhere within the range ofSk xpress facilities. Atl detters answered promptly and with pleasure, when direeted to : J.H.JOSSELYN, M. D. RESIDENT, PUYSICIAN, Electropathic Institute 645 Washington ‘Street, SAN FRANCISCO Dr. J. H, Josselym has no connection with any any other kstablishment in California. Kemember the No. 645 Washington Street. San Franeisco,-Aug. 13—3m 4 ‘TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva6 da, ss —/Judgotents having been rendered on the 20th day ot September, Isti4. by E,W. Smith a Justice of the Peace im waid county, in divers actions for the collection of Taxes. in favor of the City of Nevailay severally, against the par cels of property situated in the city of Nevada, herein enumerated. for ‘sums respeetively annexed thereto, and for.costs of suit. wamely + Hotel and lot on southside of Broad street, adjoining P. Sciuitte’s property designated as lot No. 87 an@99 Broad street, for, the sum of 42 00, a8 delinquent taxes with $18 50 costs. The vacant lot en tle porth side of Water atrect opposite the resjdeuee of Charles Kent and designated upon the-«ity map as lot No. i0, Wa ter street, for the sum of 140 a8 delinquent tax es with &8 45 costs. The motel de Maris lot. and house, corner of Broad and Bridge streets, Nevada city, Califor 4 via, designated upon the city map of said city of Nevada asidot No. 86 Broad street for the sum of $14 as delinquent taxes with $tt 50 costs. Vacant lot south side Main street extend ing through to Broad street and heretofore knoWn.as the Metropolis stable lot or Barker's Exchange lot adjoining the property owned by Mr, ‘Taft and desiuated upon the map of Neva da city us lot No ltand 15 Main strcet, for the sum of $26 25 as delinquent taxes with the sum of $14 55 costa. . ‘ Vacant lot. east side of Nevada street, ad joiuitig Jaynes Co ley’s designated upon the cliy map of said city as lot: No 5, Nevada street for the sum of $10 50'%s delinquent taxes .with ‘the sumo! S062 costs, Lot. shop and pipe factory, south side of Pitie street, adjgining, Williams property, desina ted as lot No 6) Pine street upon the official mapof saidcity, for the sum of $7 oH as delin ‘quent taxes with $9 75 eoste. House and. lot eerner of Cayote & Washimeton streets, adjoining the homestead of Mrs. Dunn . designated upon the map of the aforesaid chty yas lot No. L$ Washtuptom street for the sua ‘of $4 20 ae delinquent taxes with the sum. of $9 05 costa ‘ House and lot west side Pine street, south. of the suspension bridge, adjoinive lot of tolfe and Piertor the sum of 3 ‘Mg cts as delinquent taxes. with theaum of $8 15 ecats House and lot south side Broad street, adjoin Ing J M. Mixon’s property and designated upon the map ot the ¢ ity of Nevada as lot No. Te Dread seit, or the sum of $00 as delinquent taxes, witti $10 00 covets: ¥ . be Stable and lot west side of Pine dtreet, adjoin ing cachman’s property designated upon the of } ficial map of Nevada city as lot No. 7. Pine etreet, for Mhe sunsof 70 cemts as ak lingucnt taxes. wi h 8 Pf? \, costs. ‘ Oue halfdweiling house and lot south sidé of Broad. street, adjoinmy Felt's property, desig nat. d upon the city map of said city as lot No ¥? Broad street, for the sum of 2 S® as delinquent taves, with the sum of $8 TO costs Vacant lot on the north side of Main street and heretofore kKnownasthe Empire jot adjoining the property of Saraued Uats, and designated as lots Nos. 4and6 Mainstreet. upon the city map of Nevada city for ihe sum ef $1575 as delin quent taxes with the sum of 11.95 costs Ly due process, to me cirevted, I shall on the 15th day of October, A. BD. Pity in said city, ag the door of the Court House in said city, sell at pubiic Wuctioneach of the of ehe picees of property above deseribed tu satiaty the judgment 80 rendered against each, and costs of suit. STEPHLN VENARD, City Marshal, ©. Nevada, Sept. 25th. ‘ igo . Estray. At FPlllipe’ Ranch, on the Red. Dog road,.a red and white cow, braaded S. D. on tne lett hip. She is supposed to be from the vicia:oo poli? J bettle er WATTS’ : NERVOUS ANTIDOTE es ‘is 58: THER. et MIRACULOUS MEDICINE: The Elixir. Vitae so long songht by the. Philosophers of all Ages, HEARTY HEARS! READ AND TRY!!! I have had Inflammatory Rheumatism for rix weeks so bad I could not move or stand. I! tried known remedy without effect. I got one ef watts’ Nervous Arttidete. [ hadno pain. I gotanother, and am quite well, I have found it the same as every one @ays._It is @ wonderful remedy. ‘THOS. M. TAYLOR, 428 Greenwich street. oe I was very much afflicted with St. Vitus’ Dance and Bleedimg Piles. Lhave taken the Nervous Antidote and am perfectly restored to health ; the twitching nerves also round the mouth is removed, and 1 am ayain working at my trade with ease and-cheerfulness. HENRY. TOBLAS, ‘ ~~“ Talman street, Brooklyn hWwM. THOM PSON, Kent. Avene, Brooklyn, Watts’. Nervous Antidote has cured me of a Cough and Nervous Debility of verv Jong standTag. om ie, i ) appetite and general health. JANI THOMAS. Fifteenth «treet, west of 8th Avenue, “ean go to work: La { i have received great benefit from Watt’s Nerit-has improved my hearing. general health and fromé. . = MRS. TROTMAN, Cooper’s Avenue, Newport, L. Ie To Taibott Watts. Esq., Dear Sir~Your medjeine is the most asteniohing thing . ever met within the world, As I told youl was Weak, Nerrous, had ‘no Appetite. and not able to do anything ; I took one teaspoonful of your medicine at night, and inthe morning I got up fresh like a different person, ate a good breakfast, did my work easily. and al.ogether felt quite well and happy, . LOUISA THOMPSON, ee 54 Cannon Street. For sale wholesale by CRANE & BRIGHAM. Francisco, and ail respectable Druggists on the Pacific ceast. ‘jy 26-t£ For sale Who'esale or retail by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Commereial Street, Nevada city. ‘UMMONS.—State of Caliiurnia, county of NeNe) vada, township of Nevada. ss. Before k. W. Smith, Justice of the Peace. The People of the State of California send greeting, tou George Downesand Christian Nelson. You are hereby summoned to arpear before me at my office in the Township and county of Nevada, on Satury the 10th day of December, 184, at 9 o’clock, A. M., to angwer unto thecomplaint of Wallace Caldwell tiled against you aud wm Holdridge who demands of you the sum of $299 92 balance due for lumber as per compiaint now on file in my Office when judgment willbe taken against you for said amount together with costs and damayes if you fail to appeur and answer. “Given under my hand this sth day of Septembér, A. D. 1864. 4 y K.w. SMITH, Justice of the Peace. Iti hereby ordered that service of this summons be made by publication in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCKIPT, a newspaper published im Nevada county, at least onee a weck for a period of three suceesstve mont hea. ‘ Given ander my hand this &th day uf SeptemWer teed K.-w, SMITH, JS: P. wuEce to BAK Kuyers. 'H\ILE assessment. Roll for 1864 for Nevada . county having been completed and delivered into my hands: the property holders of the county are h reby notified that the Taxes on the same are now due. and the 1aw for the coliection of the Taxes will be strictly enforced. No tice is further given that fer the purpose of re eeiving ‘Taxes, Lshall be in the several Townships at the place: and times stated, to-wit Nevada—At my Office in the city of Nevada, Thursday Ort. 13th. Grase-Valley—At Delano’s Banking House, Grass Vaticy, Friday, Oct? 14th, Rough & keady—At Walling’s Hotel, Rough & Veady, Monday, Oct. 17th.Bridgeport-At Pollara’s Hotel, North San Juan, Tuesday, Oct. sth. Bloemfield—At-Arnold’s Hotel atLake city, Wednesduy. Oct. 10th Kureka—At Marks & Co's Banking House, Moore’s Flat, Thursday, Oct. 20uh. Washington—At Grissell's Hotel, ton, Saturday,Met. 22nd. Little Yock—At Heydliff— store, Red Dog, Monday, Oct. 24th. ‘be. fT: DAVENPORY, Collector. > Nevada, Sept. 23d. 1aé4. *UMMONS.—In the District Court of the Mth s Judicial District of the State of California, iuand for the county of Nevada. Joseph Frank, Henry Falkenstein ‘and Moses Meyertield, partners composing firm of Frank, Faikenstein & Ca. va. Jessel and Zacharias. Action bronght in the Distriet Courtof the ith’ /wiieial DisPtrintef the state of Calfornia,sin and for the county of Nevada and the comptaint fled in said county of Nevada in the office of the clerk off said District.court. The People of the State of California send Greeting to Jessel amd Zacharias You are aereby re quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintil in the Vistrict Court of the Mth /ucicial Diatrict of the State of California. in and for the county of Nevada and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days after the service on you of this summons-—-if served. within this eounty : Within this) Judicial District, within twenty drys ; or if served.out of said District then withinforty day s—or judyment by default wilte ta ken againat you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to reeover the sum of $3,324 25 atleged to be due and ow. ing said plaintiffs from you defendonts. for so maich goods, wares and merehandise sold and delivered to you by said pleintiffs at -your speé iol instance and request. And you are hereby volified (hat if yuu fail fo appear and answer said complaint as above required, the sard plaintill will take jadyment fur said sum with all costs &e. ) BEET « WashingGiven under my handand the sel of ‘seal the Uietriet Court of the i4th Judicial (~~ S District o” the State of Caiifornia, inand for the county of Nevada. ‘thie lst day of July, rt KR. 1. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G, Wk. Farquhar, Deputy. By orderof Hon. ‘UT. B, MePurisnd, Listiuct Judge. A true copy,.attest, . ~R bb. FARQUH &R, Clerk G. B. barquhar, Deputy. Per revenue stamp A €. Niles. Plainuif’s Atturney. aug7 New & Choice Per omery, IxXnight Templars Perfume. “1 Lubins Extracts. Wight Blooming Cereus.Red Cross Knight Fetyme ete) airy Jaques . do urncy’s do ssorted Odors, Forssle by JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. ty of Kock Creek. The owner caa have her b applying at said Ranch. i, ope” Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf : T ice! the greacest beucht fromit, in sleepy lyons Antidote-in Nervous: Debility and Deafness: One bottle of the Antidote has cared me of Liv“. er Complaint anda violent pain in the side. . I spirits. in fact I have received the greatest good ‘. Driyyists, corner Clay and Front streets, Sau or, if served out of this county, but ° Publi N. P. BE STO} rE HIS © i gener: eases : DYSPEI Try themyou will b / AS BE FRA that time he ¥ underta After a stad compound! Pusay . That will ev GLEEr, Stet Six Discs i pri known pro eystem. Br. A. For the radi ities to whe cifle coast a peeulia rites tiea yet dia thousands t ; Or. . He is reguls

"ane, SQ — wh, (DRA tomconn semateeppres ~~ fally and truly answer all such questions pA x TION PROCLAMATION, OTICE is hereby given that a General Klection will be held on Tuesday the eighth day uf November next throughout Nevada county at wittch the following officers are to be elected. A Member of Congress the second ConZreasional Distritt. Five Blectore of President and-¥ ice President‘of the United States, A Supervisor for the $d District, co: sed of the townsliips of Bridgeport, Bloomfeld and kureka, eek — AN AoT 4 Amendatory of and supplementary to an Act, passed March the twenty-third, A. D. eighteen hundred and fifty, to regulate Klections. Approved April 4, 1864: Section 1, Section twenty-eight of said Act ts amended a9 ns to rend as followa: Sec. 28. If any person offering to vote at “any election shall be chatlenged ia relation , to-his right to voteat the election, the Board . of Judges shall declare to him thie qualifica. tions of an elector, and the Iuspeetor-or one of the Sudges shalt tender to nim the fullow-’ ing preliminary oath: = _ eo “You do .awearor affirm, that you will shall be put te you touchingyour place residence and quailfications asan elector?” The Inapector or one of tha Judges shall then proceed to question the person chal: lenged in relation to his name, his then place ——af residence, how tong he has resided tm the” townslip:and county, where his last place of residence was, also as to his citizenship, shd whether a native or naturalized citizen, and ifthe latter, when, where, and inJwhat Court, or before what officer he was naturalized, an! alt euch other questions as shall tead to test hia qualifications as to citizedship and right Vote. 2 2. If any person shall refuse to: take ‘the said preliminary oath when 60 tendered, or to angwer any and all pertinent questions as to his qualifications, hia vote shall be re: jected ; sa if the Board of Judges are satisfied, from his answers as afvresaid, that such person is not a legal voter, they sbull reject his vote. Sec. 3.1f each person shall still insist that ho ia entittedto vote, and the Board of Judges fing no cause to reject his vote under the prelitiuary exsmination, and the challenge shullnot be withdrawn, he shall not be eutitled to vote unless he take tae following oath, to be adiiniatered by the Inepector or one of the Judges, viz: “You do swears (or affirm, as tha case may be) that you are a citizen of the United States, that you are of the age of twenty-one . _ yearseccording tothe bestot your knowls edge and belief, that you have resided in thie State six months next preceding this. elec. tion, and in this county, (township, or ward, ad the cuse may be,) thirty days, and that you have vot voted this day 7” And in case the person offering to yote produce a cert fied transcript of the peGords of a Courtof competent puriadioetias, admitting him to citizenship, duly.attested by the Clerk thervel, as evidetice Gt bis right ‘ite vote, and the person ao { is Unkoown tothe Bo make oath that wamed, , Sec. 4. Ifany person challenged as unqualified stiull be guilty of wilful and corrupt false swoering or affirming in taking any _ Oath or affirmation preacribed by this Act, *deh person shall be adjudged guilty of wilful and corript perjury. See. 5. Every person who shall willully and corruptly procure any person to swear or Affirm ‘tuleely as aforesdid, shall be ads judged guilty «fsubornation of perjury, and shall wpon Conviction thervof suffer the puns ishment direcied by law in cases of wilful’ und corrupt perjury, Sec, 6. Every person who shall procure, aid, ussist. counsel, or advisu another to give or offer his vote at any general or special election, knowing that the person is not duly qualified to vote, sball on eonvies tion be adjudged guilty of a misdemeanor, aud punished by a tine of not lesa than filty wy of Judges, be stiutl bois the person thetyin vor wore than five hundred dollirs, or ime . g@Pprisoument not less thou two nor more than SIX months, or by both such fine aad impriss ouweut, ds the Gourt way direct, See. 7. The Boardot Judges of Election shall keep a minute of their proceedings iw respect to the challenging and administering of oaths to persons cflermg tovote, in which @hall be eutered by Oue of thems the name -ol every person Whosnall bave taken the oaths preserbed by this Aut, or either of theo, specwying in egieh case Whether the prelintuary eobh, er othe geoeraboath, or both, were taken; which wauutes and statement shall be eevrtified by the Inspector and ores turned by bua to’ tee ottios at which the returugol Vebes given abo such election are made, fie, ne Wiles we Prelurnedeuall be filediu the office wetoresaid ae ‘ See. B. At the fiaspector or Judges = do nob tathiully and aapertidly discharge their theirdaties they shall be deeued guilty al fw misdemeduer, aud Upon Gonviction sliall be pubished by a Ane not exceeding Ave hundeed dolla:s, or duprisoument vot eXceudiug six months, er by by beth such fre and ims prisonment, we the Court may direct. -~ See. 9. AU Acts dial parts of Acts du eon: flict with the provisions ot this Aet are beres by repealtd, f Ata meeting of the Board of Supervisors for Nevada county. held Oot. ad, 4264, it was-order: eusthat the following precincts be established as the Blevtion precincts of Nevada county and that the following persons, be appoiuted Luspee torsand Judges ot the respective precinets, tor the general election to be held ‘Pueaduy, Noy oth. id.4, bO-wit + Nevada Tewnship. Nevada vreciuet—at tie Court tuuse—Inapeetor, A. H dhaneun, judges O. Eo Greee and J. Kiue Pout—-at Blue Tent House—Inspector, G. A, eager judges, Lewis Williamsoa and D, kelton Mountain Well preciuet—at Henry Summer's HNouse—tuspeetor, MeuryeSummers, judges, 5. Jeluson aud P. Lunn rorth. 5 : Givass Valley Tewnshi Grees Valicy preciucheat Sauith's Ectl—Ie r roduving the same . . and faithiully attended te. -Inspegtor: Albert Clark, Judges, Jas David and A pS iad cotta apector, TW. Roberts, jadges, J: J. Collins and J. Dorsey. Allison Ranch precinet—at Jas. O. Herren’s H otel—Insp eee Vaile, judges, Phil Gallaway and Thos Paine. ; ‘ : Forest Spring recinet--At Blodget’s Hotel— Inspector, T. N. Campball, judges, John Thrash. of and Bayless, rege Buena Vista precinct—at Barker’s hotel—Ingh 8.G. Lewis judges; M. Barker and Clas Leach. Globe Ranch precinct—at Globe Inspector, Silas Blodget, judges. and Js Dennis. nch ho*el— J. Webster Rough & Ready Townsbip, Rough & Ready precinct—at Hurd’s galoon adj Goodman’s Foe Spend gr Geg Flint, judges, Williamson Barker and James MeCauley. Indian Sa bag precinct—at Hatch’s hotel—Inspecter, H. L. Hatch, judges, C. A.’Seaman and nutter: Newtown: preeinct at Schardin’s store--Inspector, 2. Taylor, judges, 8S. Beasley and Will atm Ffasria vow een! ony fetes ecinet——at Schoot house— Inspector Thomas Stark, judges, S Rainey and N Bowen. Speneeville precinct—at Purtyman’s.Inapector. J Heacock, judges: D. &. Taliman'and E. C. Purtyman pga ee Mooney }'lat—at Smith’s boarding house—In+ eCtOF, JACK Carter, Judges, Wii Hartiey and P, Otis, Bridgeport Township , French Corral precinect—at Krenech Corrat House—Inspeetor, G W. Parsley, judges, BM. Alger and A. H.Eudy. reenact ANS or Alta Birehyville preeinet—-at Thompspn’s hotel—InépectorHenry-Kverctt; judges; Geo Newell amt Pat Fogerty. Sweetiand-precinct—at Wood’s hotel-—Inapeetor, C, W. Daniels, judges, Kobt B Paton aad H P Sweetlanad. . Cherokee preeinct—at Smith's hotel~Inspee tor. David Oakley, judges, John MeGran ang J Is Murphy. cI San Juan precinct—at .Wormwood’s saloon— Inspector, JB Johnsoa, judges, A B Lindsey and W C Holt. :Montezuma Hill ecinct—at the Catedonian Hotel—inspector, Prawk Coflee, judges, EF A Fowler and M Haneahon , Bloomfield Township. Bloomfield preciuct—at Rush's store-house— Inspector, K © Black, judges, AG Denmett arid J M Bush Columbia Hill preciner—at Rathburn’s hotel— Inspector, Thos Richardson, judge, G McDon aldand t P Hubbard. Lake city. preeinet—at Arnold’a hotel—Inapeetor, Wm Black, Judges, H McGill and James . Cregau. , Relief HW precmet—at Todd's Diesouk cae tor, Thos Carey, judges, Chas Mclneosh apd B EK, Reasoner. vo Kureka Township, wb Moore’s, Flat precinct—at Tailor~shop next door to Joslyn’s saloon—I] af, John Cald well, Judges, 5 B Blakeale Kureka preecinct—at tor, John Stewart, judg Viero. Bowman’s Ranch Inspector, — Hoysls and M Kush, © Liitle York Yo ‘j Lowell Till precinct-—at Dulfy’s hotel—In epectof,d Dufly, Juuges, A P Schutt and J Sweat. “Kd Dog precinet—at the Pavilion—TIvspector, W A Begyle, judges, Martin Gasher: aud Waa Wright. You Bet precinct—at Dunster’s hatel—Inspee tor, WOW Cozevns, judges, Frank unis and A Neace. . : Ljitle York precinet—:.t Empife stloon—Inatin Jos Gardner, Judges, Bb. Dodge and J Bolbroth. Quaker hill precingt—at Wilson's, Brekerv— Jerry Wilson Washington Tewnship, Washington precinct at MéBeans—inspector ‘AF, Mason, judges, — Vevderson and ‘Thomas osarker, ; Alpha preeinet—at Alpha hotel—Inapector, A D skillman, judges, Capt Merriman apd Win Kimley: Omega precinct—At Pearce's hofe!—lnapecor —K O Tompkins, judges, wm Smith and F Spreaker. bee eg _ Fall Greek preeinet—at Leavy’s store—Inspec tor. G w King.’ judges, J Frerwan and A Claines Donner Lake precinet—~at Eybert’s store-—in Spector, N Kt Maxey, judges, KB topkinsen and US Dewey. Attest, KR. 1. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G. kh Farquhar, Dep. Nevada, Oct. 7th. ; ‘UMMONS —¥n the District Court of the 4th WK Judieial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada. A 3. Rosenbaum, — Rosenbauu and J. Brandenstein d¢ ing business ander firm name of A. S’ Rosenbaum 4 . v8. Jussel and Zacharias, Action brought in the Otstriet Court of the 14th Judicial Die tt he State.of California tn aud for the county of Sovada. and the complaint filed in said county of vevada in the office of the Clerk of said District Court The People of the State of California send Gree ting to Jesse] and Zacharias, Defendants. Wou are hereby required to appear in an aetion bro’t uyainst you by dhe above named Plaintiff ip the Distri¢t Conrt ofthe 4th Judicial District ef the State of California. in and foe the county of Ne vada and t> anawer the complaint filed therein within ten days, after the service on you of this aummons tf served within this county ; or, if served gutof this county, but within this Judi celal District, within twenty days ; or-if served out of said District. then within forty. days—or Judgmeut by default will be taken against you, accordiay to the prayer of said eomplarat. The said action-is-brought to recover the sam of one thousand one hundPed and ninety five dollars, and ninety Ave cents, allepedto be due and ow, ing plaintiffs from you detendants for goodk, Wares and merehaudisi sold and delivered to you by eaid plaintiffs af} your speci.” tistaace avd request “Add you are hereby mothued, that if you fail to appear ond answer said complaint as above r quired, the said Plaintit! will take judgment for said sum and all the costs ~~), Given under my hand and the seal of } ken] ; the léth Judicial District of the State of _~ Moretti und fur the eounty ot Ne vada (hia Sth day Juiv A.D isd, R. UL. PARQUHAR, Sherk. by G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. By order of com. T. B. Mebarland, District Judge, A true copy, attest K.H. FARQUUAR, Clerk. Revenue stamp G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. A. Av Sargent, Plaintifix Atty ly:2 LUMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER, H. SOUTHARD, Proprietor ot the TILTON MILL, Iwo and a half miles East of Nevada city. j Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Pino Cedar and S»ruce Lumber. FENCING, : Kept constantly on hand, Orders wit at the Mikkor wiih J. 8, Jphusoa, at Weaver & Co's will be promptly Pand the Wheeler & Wilson two yqars. THE FLORENCE the work either way, sews * thin and heavy geods, without change ef tension, will re . gather and sew on at the same time, 4 é i “of the, fabric. has no sprin to.g% tous of order, and 5 a the most rapid sewer im the world.Every Machine fully: warranted; now in use. all mae cet opinion is that the FLORENCE js derable, will not-easily get out of order, is strong aiid simple in construction, and itsuseis easily learned by } the mo-t-inexperienced.It will do a‘grester range of work with leas trouble and change, and we consider it altogeth er better than any other Family Sewing Machine Mrs Dr. Chase.. -.-31 Turk street 9 FP. “Mrs DB; Com. 20 lary atrect. do Mia J.B Wooster.+...-.6%5 Folsem at."do MreS. Ds. Gilmore...20. . 518 Foi#om st do Mra Daniel Dunn...... 414 Folsom et, do .El Dorado: .Bacramento. Mins Maggie McBoyle. Chas 8. Preble.. J. W. HOag. ccccscccccestccsvccsevces UOnkland Mre A.M. Durnham..cscccecs eee Ockland. Mrs Orrie Woodil).... cece cesses Oukland., Mre Mary E, Bufekhaiter.....Duteh Flat. C. So OUV OF. Ka ec cecersevcces cevceccevece ADS. Mrs Samuel T. Fong, Clarksville, El Dorady co RK: H. Kaxfquhar. county clerk... Nevada city. GOO. PELQUREE. . ovescecvevecsces do Ux. W Kune w!ton, practical machinist do DO. BM ., Batee, BED). cse.ned wecdecae do John Herzinger.. 0.000. lee vases in do RE AAORIG iccce counter cee earwaxegiiee do BP. Brunstitersdis..cccersccccccccen do Previous to purchasing the Florence, § owned and usédea Wheeler & Wilson for two years, and used a Grover & Baker along time. Mrs Mary A MERCHANT. Dress Maker. 810 Stockton Street, San Francisco Previous to purchasing the Florenee, . owned and used « Grover & Laker Machine one year, Mus. B WELLER, Dress Maker 406 Dupont street, San Francisco, Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Maching. iv eee a ye Me. J DD. BLAIN, ‘Fkibbard street, hear Howuara? Sun Francisco Previous to purchasing the Florence, I used the Singer Machine one year, the Grover & Baker nearly a year ; haze also used the Williauns & Orvis and the Gray & Grace, cs Maus 5. P Vick, Dress Maker & Scamatress 100 Stevenson etreet, San Franciseo. Previous to purchasing the Florence, f owned ank weed w Grover & Baker Machine two years, anda Wheeler & Wilsowthree years mM Mrs Cuss. Usnway, #© Bryant street, San Francisco, 1 have used a Florence Sewing Machine two years. I brought it with me across the plains ; it has never yet been out of order, and [ ean tru 2 saythat itexcela all other Machines chat I “Tite used. L ran a Ladd & Webster six months a Wheelir& Wilson & Wilson eightmouths, and used a Grover & Baxer alternately with Sloat’s for two years. TI am familiar with the Howe aud several of the small machines, bat . aever used one that would do all kinds of work to equal the Florence. Ido wot think it can be too highly recommended. Mas IsaAa@ ELLIS, Marysville. I have had. my Florence Sewing Machine for three years. “Fpurchased one of the first mate at the ynanufactors, and brought it to this state with ime. IT have ured it-almost stéailily, and have neves had the firat.thiog yet out ef order, Mrs NEwWron DAayon, Dress Maker and Taitoress, Seventh: et, betweea Bryant & Lrannan, 3. F. T have used the Wheeler & Wilson about two ytare, the ‘Taggart & Farr six wonths, the Sloat Klipticabout the same length of tim , the WilIhtitie & Orvis nearly two years, and have dealt ja several of the small mackines until thorough. lv disgusted With evety machine that sews with only ove threal, The FYorence is the only Ma chine that has come under my notive that gives

verfect and entire satisfaction on all kinds’ of Work. No one can estimate its vaiae wutil they have used aud tested it, as Fave dome Indeed for thiuwork it is invaiuable ‘ GEORGE GILLts, Caraon city, N. T I believe T can fully and conscienticnsly in dorse cach quaiitieation eMimed for the Florence Machine.. 1 have thoroughly tested it en work Mes and pack trial bas been eminently Tt takes hold of delicate fbric del d of strong one with stre eet. bo Alingdst pct, and. its construction js certaiuly simple, 1 knpw semething of the other first class Ma ehings, having learned to operate severe This inthe only Sewing Machine L have found relia ble. M&S PERKY G.'TEFPFT, Tn [858 we purchased a Wheeler & WHeon Machine and used it until last tall, when. wishing One with ‘modern improvements,” we purchas ed a*+Floreper.”’ atver a careful. examiuation o the different Machines im use. Maving ased the Florenee Machine over five monthea, we can ebcertully recommend it as being, in cur opin. jun, the bes. we have seven. A.M. Piurst, © §. Punt pan Juan, Monterey county. We eould refer to many others who are using the Florence if it were nevessary to do ‘so to conviuee the public that these Michimes are what is claimed The best Family Sewing Machime in the World Nearly three tundred Florence Machives have been sold on this roast in the short time since the Agency has been established here, ama we Marke thie strong assertion as convineit g proof of their worth, that ne person can be found who has a Florence that would exchange it tor a amily Sewing ‘of anj other nisnufacture. ° GEO; A. RANDALL, ~~ ‘up? Gua Nc vada. Aug. It makes four distines Stitehes, feeds . saan . it makes a Stitch alike on -hboth sides We-the undersigned, lave each purchased a Florence Sewtng Wachine.and have them We have thoroughly tested them on Work of medium and ligit—asd our MreJ Spinoni....e.e+0s. 6223 Rich at, doMra Pruett......616 California atrect, do . Mra S.MMorton...,.652 Sutter street, . Mra Bohem.occccsasccceeeO17 Pine ntreedao Miss Ann Ibradley.... 612 California_st, do Mra Geo. H. Varker....259 Stevenson st, do Mrs John U. Corbet......Mi-gi6n Dolores. Miss Annie MeBoyle.....:. 7. eK Dorado. er > eile rie Mins more than a M¥ehime—an intel tut willing helper? dis use is easily . leur San Andreas, Calaveras county. > Agent for NevadéCo., at Weaver & Co.’s store. 7‘Important Medica! © Notice *! The Electropathic Institute, 645 Veadlitngton Street, “ “Below Kearney Street. asse8 .++:.San Francisco. Established February 1360, by an association of Selentifie gentlemen for the curp of Dis“<= vases and for the suppression of QUACK ERY. ry. HE one creat object of the Establishmenf of I the Institute was to instre to the afflicted Scientitic and honorable treatment, where they would be safe trom the wileg.of empyricks who ‘Tmot only robthem of their money but fill. their systems with poisonous minerals. thereby destroying what little of the coustitation was left . Yrom the ravages of disease. The result thus far has greatly exceeded the most sanguine expectations of its founders. So liberally has been the patronage of the public tliat the Resident Consulting Physician, Has been enabled to reduce the prices of cure very. materially. The Institute combites with in its practice both the use uf Vegetable Medieines, andthe Electropathic System, that ta.the use of Klect ateliy-pad the Cele brae ted Efeetro Magnetic Baths the most powerful auxillery in thé removal of diseases from the system yet Afaiovered, p It is not necessary tocnumerate the diseases treated at the. iMstitute. Diseases.no matter what aay be their nae or nature wittbe treat=+ ed in the mst scientifie manner. ee: ; 4 Venereal, This terrible seourze can be: entirely eradicated, by the system practived at the fistiture in: amuch shorter time than it has fiitherto been accomplished by any physicap.in this country, and soentirely is the disease removed Ahat no taint is left in the blood. to break out at some futuretime. The Resident Physician would here advise any one who has ever been afflicted, and who may have any fears that a cure was not effected, or that there is some of the virus still remaining to call or write and consult him, ard they cao at onee have their mind relieved, and should there be any trouble a cure ean be warTo Females. Ladies afflicted or in trouble will find at the. Institute one Who can understand and sympa thise with them fitheir afflictions, and one who will tender them prompt assistance. no watter what may be trouble or disease, with the utmost -+. dispatch and secrecy. Irregularities attended to promptly and by the most approved methods Semine!l Weakness, That soul destroying disorder can be cured in avery short by the system practised at the Ino stitute, anda perfect cure warranied. Medicines sent to all parts of the State, Oregouand Nevada Territury, in fact everywhere within the range ofSk xpress facilities. Atl detters answered promptly and with pleasure, when direeted to : J.H.JOSSELYN, M. D. RESIDENT, PUYSICIAN, Electropathic Institute 645 Washington ‘Street, SAN FRANCISCO Dr. J. H, Josselym has no connection with any any other kstablishment in California. Kemember the No. 645 Washington Street. San Franeisco,-Aug. 13—3m 4 ‘TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva6 da, ss —/Judgotents having been rendered on the 20th day ot September, Isti4. by E,W. Smith a Justice of the Peace im waid county, in divers actions for the collection of Taxes. in favor of the City of Nevailay severally, against the par cels of property situated in the city of Nevada, herein enumerated. for ‘sums respeetively annexed thereto, and for.costs of suit. wamely + Hotel and lot on southside of Broad street, adjoining P. Sciuitte’s property designated as lot No. 87 an@99 Broad street, for, the sum of 42 00, a8 delinquent taxes with $18 50 costs. The vacant lot en tle porth side of Water atrect opposite the resjdeuee of Charles Kent and designated upon the-«ity map as lot No. i0, Wa ter street, for the sum of 140 a8 delinquent tax es with &8 45 costs. The motel de Maris lot. and house, corner of Broad and Bridge streets, Nevada city, Califor 4 via, designated upon the city map of said city of Nevada asidot No. 86 Broad street for the sum of $14 as delinquent taxes with $tt 50 costs. Vacant lot south side Main street extend ing through to Broad street and heretofore knoWn.as the Metropolis stable lot or Barker's Exchange lot adjoining the property owned by Mr, ‘Taft and desiuated upon the map of Neva da city us lot No ltand 15 Main strcet, for the sum of $26 25 as delinquent taxes with the sum of $14 55 costa. . ‘ Vacant lot. east side of Nevada street, ad joiuitig Jaynes Co ley’s designated upon the cliy map of said city as lot: No 5, Nevada street for the sum of $10 50'%s delinquent taxes .with ‘the sumo! S062 costs, Lot. shop and pipe factory, south side of Pitie street, adjgining, Williams property, desina ted as lot No 6) Pine street upon the official mapof saidcity, for the sum of $7 oH as delin ‘quent taxes with $9 75 eoste. House and. lot eerner of Cayote & Washimeton streets, adjoining the homestead of Mrs. Dunn . designated upon the map of the aforesaid chty yas lot No. L$ Washtuptom street for the sua ‘of $4 20 ae delinquent taxes with the sum. of $9 05 costa ‘ House and lot west side Pine street, south. of the suspension bridge, adjoinive lot of tolfe and Piertor the sum of 3 ‘Mg cts as delinquent taxes. with theaum of $8 15 ecats House and lot south side Broad street, adjoin Ing J M. Mixon’s property and designated upon the map ot the ¢ ity of Nevada as lot No. Te Dread seit, or the sum of $00 as delinquent taxes, witti $10 00 covets: ¥ . be Stable and lot west side of Pine dtreet, adjoin ing cachman’s property designated upon the of } ficial map of Nevada city as lot No. 7. Pine etreet, for Mhe sunsof 70 cemts as ak lingucnt taxes. wi h 8 Pf? \, costs. ‘ Oue halfdweiling house and lot south sidé of Broad. street, adjoinmy Felt's property, desig nat. d upon the city map of said city as lot No ¥? Broad street, for the sum of 2 S® as delinquent taves, with the sum of $8 TO costs Vacant lot on the north side of Main street and heretofore kKnownasthe Empire jot adjoining the property of Saraued Uats, and designated as lots Nos. 4and6 Mainstreet. upon the city map of Nevada city for ihe sum ef $1575 as delin quent taxes with the sum of 11.95 costs Ly due process, to me cirevted, I shall on the 15th day of October, A. BD. Pity in said city, ag the door of the Court House in said city, sell at pubiic Wuctioneach of the of ehe picees of property above deseribed tu satiaty the judgment 80 rendered against each, and costs of suit. STEPHLN VENARD, City Marshal, ©. Nevada, Sept. 25th. ‘ igo . Estray. At FPlllipe’ Ranch, on the Red. Dog road,.a red and white cow, braaded S. D. on tne lett hip. She is supposed to be from the vicia:oo poli? J bettle er WATTS’ : NERVOUS ANTIDOTE es ‘is 58: THER.. et MIRACULOUS MEDICINE: The Elixir. Vitae so long songht by the. Philosophers of all Ages, HEARTY HEARS! READ AND TRY!!! I have had Inflammatory Rheumatism for rix weeks so bad I could not move or stand. I! tried known remedy without effect. I got one ef watts’ Nervous Arttidete. [ hadno pain. I gotanother, and am quite well, I have found it the same as every one @ays._It is @ wonderful remedy. ‘THOS. M. TAYLOR, 428 Greenwich street. oe I was very much afflicted with St. Vitus’ Dance and Bleedimg Piles. Lhave taken the Nervous Antidote and am perfectly restored to health ; the twitching nerves also round the mouth is removed, and 1 am ayain working at my trade with ease and-cheerfulness. HENRY. TOBLAS, ‘ ~~“ Talman street, Brooklyn hWwM. THOM PSON, Kent. Avene, Brooklyn, Watts’. Nervous Antidote has cured me of a Cough and Nervous Debility of verv Jong standTag. om ie, i ) appetite and general health. JANI THOMAS. Fifteenth «treet, west of 8th Avenue, “ean go to work: La { i have received great benefit from Watt’s Nerit-has improved my hearing. general health and fromé. . = MRS. TROTMAN, Cooper’s Avenue, Newport, L. Ie To Taibott Watts. Esq., Dear Sir~Your medjeine is the most asteniohing thing . ever met within the world, As I told youl was Weak, Nerrous, had ‘no Appetite. and not able to do anything ; I took one teaspoonful of your medicine at night, and inthe morning I got up fresh like a different person, ate a good breakfast, did my work easily. and al.ogether felt quite well and happy, .. LOUISA THOMPSON, ee 54 Cannon Street. For sale wholesale by CRANE & BRIGHAM. Francisco, and ail respectable Druggists on the Pacific ceast. ‘jy 26-t£ For sale Who'esale or retail by JOSEPH M. LEVEY, Commereial Street, Nevada city. ‘UMMONS.—State of Caliiurnia, county of NeNe) vada, township of Nevada. ss. Before k. W. Smith, Justice of the Peace. The People of the State of California send greeting, tou George Downesand Christian Nelson. You are hereby summoned to arpear before me at my office in the Township and county of Nevada, on Satury the 10th day of December, 184, at 9 o’clock, A. M., to angwer unto thecomplaint of Wallace Caldwell tiled against you aud wm Holdridge who demands of you the sum of $299 92 balance due for lumber as per compiaint now on file in my Office when judgment willbe taken against you for said amount together with costs and damayes if you fail to appeur and answer. “Given under my hand this sth day of Septembér, A. D. 1864. 4 y K.w. SMITH, Justice of the Peace. Iti hereby ordered that service of this summons be made by publication in the NEVADA DAILY TRANSCKIPT, a newspaper published im Nevada county, at least onee a weck for a period of three suceesstve mont hea. ‘ Given ander my hand this &th day uf SeptemWer teed K.-w, SMITH, JS: P. wuEce to BAK Kuyers. 'H\ILE assessment. Roll for 1864 for Nevada . county having been completed and delivered into my hands: the property holders of the county are h reby notified that the Taxes on the same are now due. and the 1aw for the coliection of the Taxes will be strictly enforced. No tice is further given that fer the purpose of re eeiving ‘Taxes, Lshall be in the several Townships at the place: and times stated, to-wit Nevada—At my Office in the city of Nevada, Thursday Ort. 13th. Grase-Valley—At Delano’s Banking House, Grass Vaticy, Friday, Oct? 14th, Rough & keady—At Walling’s Hotel, Rough & Veady, Monday, Oct. 17th.Bridgeport-At Pollara’s Hotel, North San Juan, Tuesday, Oct. sth. Bloemfield—At-Arnold’s Hotel atLake city, Wednesduy. Oct. 10th Kureka—At Marks & Co's Banking House, Moore’s Flat, Thursday, Oct. 20uh. Washington—At Grissell's Hotel, ton, Saturday,Met. 22nd. Little Yock—At Heydliff— store, Red Dog, Monday, Oct. 24th. ‘be. fT: DAVENPORY, Collector. > Nevada, Sept. 23d. 1aé4. *UMMONS.—In the District Court of the Mth s Judicial District of the State of California, iuand for the county of Nevada. Joseph Frank, Henry Falkenstein ‘and Moses Meyertield, partners composing firm of Frank, Faikenstein & Ca. va. Jessel and Zacharias. Action bronght in the Distriet Courtof the ith’ /wiieial DisPtrintef the state of Calfornia,sin and for the county of Nevada and the comptaint fled in said county of Nevada in the office of the clerk off said District.court. The People of the State of California send Greeting to Jessel amd Zacharias You are aereby re quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintil in the Vistrict Court of the Mth /ucicial Diatrict of the State of California. in and for the county of Nevada and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days after the service on you of this summons-—-if served. within this eounty : Within this) Judicial District, within twenty drys ; or if served.out of said District then withinforty day s—or judyment by default wilte ta ken againat you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action is brought to reeover the sum of $3,324 25 atleged to be due and ow. ing said plaintiffs from you defendonts. for so maich goods, wares and merehandise sold and delivered to you by said pleintiffs at -your speé iol instance and request. And you are hereby volified (hat if yuu fail fo appear and answer said complaint as above required, the sard plaintill will take jadyment fur said sum with all costs &e. ) BEET « WashingGiven under my handand the sel of ‘seal the Uietriet Court of the i4th Judicial (~~ S District o” the State of Caiifornia, inand for the county of Nevada. ‘thie lst day of July, rt KR. 1. FARQUHAR, Clerk. By G, Wk. Farquhar, Deputy. By orderof Hon. ‘UT. B, MePurisnd, Listiuct Judge. A true copy,.attest, . ~R bb. FARQUH &R, Clerk G. B. barquhar, Deputy. Per revenue stamp A €. Niles. Plainuif’s Atturney. aug7 New & Choice Per omery, IxXnight Templars Perfume. “1 Lubins Extracts. Wight Blooming Cereus.Red Cross Knight Fetyme ete) airy Jaques . do urncy’s do ssorted Odors, Forssle by JOSEPH M. LEVEY. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. ty of Kock Creek. The owner caa have her b applying at said Ranch. i, ope” Nevada, Aug. 23d—tf : T ice! the greacest beucht fromit, in sleepy lyons Antidote-in Nervous: Debility and Deafness: One bottle of the Antidote has cared me of Liv“. er Complaint anda violent pain in the side. . I spirits. in fact I have received the greatest good ‘. Driyyists, corner Clay and Front streets, Sau or, if served out of this county, but ° Publi N. P. BE STO} rE HIS © i gener: eases : DYSPEI Try themyou will b / AS BE FRA that time he ¥ underta After a stad compound! Pusay . That will ev GLEEr, Stet Six Discs i pri known pro eystem. Br. A. For the radi ities to whe cifle coast a peeulia rites tiea yet dia thousands t ; Or. . He is reguls